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A.. Teacher 4. the Philippines.

Sweet Springs, Mo-. April N.-Miss Re-
out solicitation from Commissioner of Ed
ucation for the Philippine Islands In APP
pointment as teacher Of English at . aal-
ary Of 800 per year for q term Of three
years, transportation to be furnished by the
Government. Miss Berry will leave early
In June for Manila.
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CURED Sunday from the family home on Nat
ural Bridge road. Members Of Council No So
we're paiibeaYers. The internient WAS at st.
Paurs Cemetery.
Dewey Council Is holding good meetings. The
ettfre ard entertainment was well attended.
National President Kirkpatrick will visit st.
Louis in May at the request OF three OF four
councils. He will come here to look over :hs
field and learn how conditions can be improved.
He will he the guest Of q committee made up
OF one representative from each council.
Pride Of the West and wellston councils COON
will give strawberry and Ice cream festi- us.
Brother and Sister E. j.. Tarlinz are the cham
pion euchre players. Both generally win prizes
at all ~contests they engage In.
The 'Hot Air Bunch II becoming as famous
as the 'T;ig Four II II the iuty Of that axgrc-
cation to present an affidavit with every story
to prove the truth beyond a toubt.
Banner Council IL making an effort to .edean
its lost reputation BY winr Ing back the ban
ner for the next three months.
Olympia and Wisdom councils report a steady
Increase in membership. Through the efforts OF
Doctor A. F. Peeler many former members are
returning to the fold.
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Co,bo,,c Knirht. and Lodte..

The ball given by the Advisory Board Wednes-
day evening was a social success. Mrs. NJ. FL.
Tobin. as chairman Of the Reception
did the honors.
st. Cronan's Branch at its last meeting had
several applications and limitations: 49,.
st. Kevin's Branch had six limitations at last
meeting. They are installed in the new ball, In
which they gave a complimentary euchre Monday
evening to 800 guests.
st. Lawrence O'Toole's Branch will give a pro-
gressive euchre April 30. Eighty prizes will BE-
distributed.
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.Rov.l Tribe Of Joseph.

ST.. Louis Lodge was well attended by both
members and visitors. there being d gooaly NUM-
Der from outside the city present. Final ar.
rangements were made for their ,., entertainment IA, ,sav
also expect to have a class of TWENTY-FIVE 70 IN,
itinte. fifteen already having been passed on ana
eight new applications received. -.
Pacific Lodge gave Its entertainment and hop
on April 90. The hall was packed long Setors
competed for tho jewel offered by the lodge 70
the member selling the greatest number of tick
cts.
Oak Hill Lodge at Its last meeting initiated five
candidates. elected seven by ballot and received
Compton Heights Lodge on its last regular
meeting night only opened long enough to elect
two BY ballot and receive four new applications.
after which, tine regular order of business was
large hall. which was crowded with Peep e
ready to commence play at euchre. Twenty
prizes were given away.
Missouri Lodge is nov psrmansntly located din In
streets. Its last meeting was well attended by
both members and visitors: The lodge. initiated
ceived several new applications.
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Negro Cen1esses e Murder.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

weatherford.. Ok, April 1.-THE prelimi-
nary examination Of Louis Woodward and
murder Of Thomas h. Pemberton In this
city two weeks axo We concluded SAtur-
day. Both defendants were held to the
Grand Jury without bond.
Woodward made q full confession Of the
crime, giving every detail leading. up to
the killing. n offered nothing in defense,
saying 1t was done solely for robbery.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. April 27.-Mrs. Hitchcock
next month In 81. Louis. The family win
summer at Dublin. Me.
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Nowery-Ninx.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
M~urphysboro. ILL.,. April N.-Nfiss Berths
King and Cal Mowery were married here
Thursday night.
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their new hall on Broadway and Courtois street.
accompanied by the grand master workman ana
past superior chief OF honor. The meeting was
exceptionally we'll attended by the members OF
the lodge and visiting brothers and sisters; Az
dresses were made. by the grand chief OF honor;
honor and others. after which Refreshments were
served and q general good time enjoyed.
Murrell Lodge will hold its regular meeting w
Friday evening. On Tuesday evening, April ~.
this lodge will produce u new play. entitled a.a
New Woman OF 1886" at Anchor Hall Park io aaa
have been assigned to the cast Of characters. IN
from the successful rehearsals the outlook Is sna.
the affair will be q grand and successful. one.
The committee having the affair In charge reports
everything in readiness for the play TO take pt,cs,
The performance will begin at 5 o'clock sha'"
On Wednesday evening Hyde Park LOGS fr,,
ceived the visiting grand offcers-Grand Chici Se
Honor Mrs. Almaretta Morgan. and GRAND lte.
corder Mrs. Rose c.. Robinson, both OF kahsa9
City. The Grand Lady Of Honor Sister Aiicr y.
Mulkey Of this city was also present; Grana s Mas-
rior chief OF the order, were present also Wall. s
Acorn and Murrell lodges. The meeting ."as
crowded and the evenings entertainment eNce9tt
tionally enjoyable. Mrs. Etne chamberlain ~.
,hs Finance ,anSas,. q III, the s G1ana 1ease' A d.
dresses were made by the grand chief OF ho onor
the grand recorder. past superior chief OF nonos'
the grand master workman and other Nisi.oss;
after which refreshments We're served. q soSI
time had. and the meeting closed with All IA
members Joining hands around d,,, the yo, nal III, H I'VE
Meet Again. In addition to the entertainment
features. Hyde Park Lodge at this meeting m
itlated Fix applicants. and received three appa-
cations for beneficial membership.
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L..aie. Of the Mnccnbees.

day evening. May !. instead Of Tuesday after
noon. at 3si9 Easton avenue. The next eo1ee
No. 1884 Adams street, Thursday afternoon. ut :
o'clock. =,
last Thursday night: had two limitations and r.
ceived seven applications. -
night. two candidates were initiated and two
applications received. Lady shepard. nnance.
Ieener vas elected to represent Cnellis Hive az
the Convention to be held at st. Joseph, May -
and Is. Lady Brown. past conmancer. wa,
einc.ed alternate. Remarks were made by Lacy
Jones. Lady Reisden and Lady Gray. after which
reiresnnen' Hive No. 60. held their regular re-
view saturday evening. with good ATTENDANCE.
Three applications were received and two meir
her. we're admitted by card. The LADIES' are
making arrangements for a euchre to De gwen
NJ EraternaI building on May ii. handsome
nrizes will be awarded the winners.
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1.-THE KATY
H.. X. II,

n, X. 4 r
Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Indian Territory and Texas
Express -.
'"The Katy Flyer for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
city and intermediate points.
jefferson City, Columbia, Boon
Vile. Sedalia, Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Exprese.
Missouri. kansas. Indian Ter
fitory and Oklahoma Flyer.
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Circle.

The omen meeting and entertainment given by
the women OF Maple Grove las, sv qn1rsoaaII e hail
us taiisd TO its utmost capacity. The Enter
tainment committse recei,ed the .f Watme 81 GIVE GIVE
fbeir fell ow-members and friends an en1oyaoie
evening. -, 1-,ra meeting
Wednesday. April "a. There were nine candidates
admitted TO the order Of woodcrafI. Appllcations
are received al every meeting. The CommiItee
on Euchre to be given at Southwest Turner Han
Saturday evening. May 4. report q sewing ma
ch,ne 10 he the first prize to the lucky winner.
Among other prizes will be a handsome em-
broidered sofa cushion.
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kuirht. of rather Mathew.

made n to Visitation Council. No. Is. Tuesday even,
Ing; Previous 70 the open ss .1 meeting s sas asi ie the
open meeting at the hall Of the council was NV well
Addresses were made by william II; o'Brien,. s;
~ ?: {, s. 5, T iSs s sSln mhop Sx the I; s Rsverend aR E. o.
Dempsey and the Reverend NJ. F. o'Flahsrty, w:
o'Toole.. c. S. X: J. F. Reardon. M. MehenFy
Father o'Elaherty entertained the meeting with
'e Tse visit kGsA Of se The Supreme officers to St. Mala-
ssy.s. No: 8; on Fl s tide s eysnins se Mns appt the sep.
m nss IN tse Church ra.ne The e'o open meeting was held
10 the council hall; The supreme Officers et w Ed n
s oarssa i the meeting Ell / Responses in Sehalt Of
!, the a council an mere e, Inaae hYy f r, eeos M Spoke ns on the
benefits Of total abstinence as a means Of success
to young men. Brother Charles p. Monaghan, y.
8; +; Of Emerald. No. 10. spoke In behalf OF the
The meeting was entertain sdo, with nm, musical aGa y se-
e !si.i sslsct IL :H BY l Messrs', j. Esali; ": seSeea!ns.
tn T; Moran 4, ram e. e k tlr E Wins; ;; G IsIs saSeq and a e; Hea-
The supreme chief sir knight. D. oC. Tracy,
hnnu reeH1aed f Council Gh'f Ss. ~ wh beinr ne a. ahsasut By
Brothers John F. cunneen and Doctor J. J. Nc
tn: pTsiII1mII = Terk tsSarSS ths orE E,nissl Sn0 q
Brother Franz J; o:LeashSiin: tie western 1.4 or
s ass:.s and ) result. safa = H,n N soon z follow, ios "es'e'. 80, ~.
The following visits will be made by the su-
preme officers to the local councils during the
month Of May: St. Patrick's. No. I, May g.: 81.
Johns. No; 2. May 10; st. Mary.s. No. g. East
Is: q. Leo's. No. e. May Is: SIS. Mary and 10
Z: :sDe Hnn SS; & Mss NJ e: J. NG Say s 4: holy NJ Name q; My n.
20. May %.
The Officers Association. composed of the Of
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday. April 80. at
which meeting the reunion and Junior Knights
A banquet wns given st. Leo's Junior knights
Drum Corps on Monday evening. under the d.
rection Of Brother William s. McAdam. at X.
Of F. M. Hall, No. o6es Washington avenue.
Brothers W. H. o'Brien. j. ]. O'Brien and ".
strumental selections were siven by Mrs, A.
Padden. Masters Padden and Thos. F. Bowdern.
The following Is the standing of the councils
contestine for the banner: Emerald. No. 10.
1856: st. Louis. No. !. 1850: st. BridEets. No. ..
TO: st. Leo's. No. 20. 162. and Immaculate Con-
ception. No. Is. Hannibal. Mo-. las.
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YANnALIA LINE.

PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tAIiROAD
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Trnins Nos. 20 and 81. New
York, Philadelphia. Balt!mo
and Va hington Spccial...... 'S:fi am sG:ao nm
II diarapolis snd New York
Lcca, ....... ...... 1904 am $500 pm
New York Limited. ........... loo pm sl2:ai pun
Ct!unilus and Eastern EXpress sa:lh pm s;:12 am
Val Galia accommodation ...... $3.50 pm sS:l5 pm
Eapress ......... ...........sl1:3 IS pm 800 pm
Fast Mail ....... ........ s2:40 am s1:N am
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KNIGHT. and Ladies of Honor.

| most favorable as to numper OF appi.Sas,SUa
,Inn r. up pre,uines that Missouri viii pass any
former month and the ret increase in proportion.
cq rhs s naasa party Tis,, fS@p%Ss eTam q. Lodge; No. 2is:
at Fenton. on Saturday evening: April e: were
anests. Who came from miles, around. and nearly
ali being members Of the lodge: After initiation
| ments were INDUCED in.
1e Mss-p pface hou u their eS last meeting on April q,
in their entertainment. eonsistins Of singing; rec g.
about / years OF age. little Fiosrie Fritz. who
a alsniayeqli little fe"e child was. Enthusiastically received.
and ali together the whole entertainment was a
credit to May-Pell Lodge and the ladies who pro.
or eoneo aaa c : Hail. 10. iIi' e II avenue.
J Grand Lodge. OF which due notice will be given
| the lodges. officers and Representatives:
The supreme protector reached the city on last
s issai aT matters as's Eisi eedee o hne f sraneh Lodge % so% in
tho Grand Lodge officers and 2 number Of mem
6sr. Of s: Low, lodges; ,aA.,c la,s of thirty n,, can,
grand vice professor Of illinois. welcomed the
visitors in a most hearty manner. A large crowd
was a. n hall; and d ; issfr b = %os ss; sn b1ssils
The May edition Of the Chronicle. published at
contains a halt-tone engraving, OF the grand pro-
teetor Of Missouri. Brother John 2. o'keefe.
ofaeial yisit az May : T " ,.1ay,, c%houseau
May IS. Wednesday. Masnolia No. l4s4. Ewing
,ppsets: Ma May g. y. T 1%snss,.ef Sherof eee N Mad 1ss'
Texas avenue and Cherokee street: May ..
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F.tellz l.s.rea b . N.le.

Maiden. Mo-, April III. n. Reeves. q
fatally injured ct Campbell Saturday.
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., r. & ST. LIZ.
r-,rE Denart. Arrive.

tST. LOUIS ~SOUTHWESTEF
Train.
.ri an a and Texas Express
(vta Bismarck and Deltel.....
Arl snsas and Texas Fast Mall
(via bismarck and Deltal..-.
L.. III. & ST. L. RY. blend
Train.
Fast Mail-Owensbcro. Clover
Iort. Louisville and the East
Eastern Express-Owensboro.
Cloverport. Louisville n
the East
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
Tn AIN

.I ssstD ssnS,L ;ss. E,sh' Tx and s.z Sr; ,s%s ,,rsst..
q: is:os. 10 s:;ss. 400, $40. SIS IS ssas p. m:
oniyI5:M. .7:a. io:is a. m: s:si. Ila:il p. m.
Leave WsshinsteE ayeIue. except Sunday. 4:oS.
SCI. I:1. S:6. l0:0e. I:2S q. M: Il :0s. 1:4k, 1850,
4:O4. 5li. S:es. s:Gs p. m. Saturday and Sunday
rs p. m. Sunday oniy-s:21. 7:3S. 1915 a.
Westbound.Leay Granite City. except Sunday.
ELS. 5;9. S:ls. "a. 1924: 4. M: l:lo. 2:ls s:s3.
ASS. 5:A, 500, s:12, 9:l7 p. m. Saturday only
40 P. m. Sunday only-l2:l5. 5:s5. 1896 a. M:
103. 500 p. m.
Leave Madison. except Sunday, 5:ls, 7:o4. Sis.
9.32. 1916 a. H.: ISIS. 2:l7, 3:s7, $40. 6.07, 7:li,
s:2l P. m. Saturday onlr-:a6 ,. m. Sunday only
-1:;20. 500. S:41 q. m: 1907. 600 D. m.
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
Glover Leaf Route.)
Train. Depart. Arrive
Indianapolis. Toledo, Buffalo
and New York .............. s1:2s pm .S:2s an
Toledo and New York Express. ss:l2 am $40 pm
Ramsey ccommodatiOn ........ 900 DIN $40 am
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MISSOURI FRATERNAl
CONGRESS- TO MEET.
Executive Committee Will Present
Plans for General Society
Building at Worlds Fair.

The Missouri Fraternal Congress will hold
its next regular meeting in the office OF
Past President W. H. Miller. room 4N Be
moist building. Ninth and Pine Streets on
Tuesday. April 30. 1901. at 4:45 p. m.
At this time the Executive Committee,
which has had several meetings.. will present
a comprehensive scheme for erecting a ira
ternal building at the Worlds FAR. IN 'ne
| interest of all the fraternal societies; ana III
addition to this the Committee on consul
| luton and Laws will present u report rec
ommending several important chahsss ~
the present constitution and laws Oh 'Ae
congress.
T,his is said to be one of the most I'M
portant meetings which the congress mas
ever held. and it is. therefore. OF great I'M
portance that every society be represen'eo.
either by its regular representatives or os
specially appointed ones.
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$500 pm s1:19 am
.......... s11:O am
daily; Sci a M.
/. M. except Sun
5:5i p M, daily:
iailc.
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Train.
Southern Limited ..............
Fast Mail = Evansville. Nash
Vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga, Allan
ia. Mobile. New Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla. .........
Southern Express to Evans
willie Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile, New Orleans. Thorn
asviIlc. Jacksonville. Palat-
ka, Ocala and st. Petersburg,
Eyo
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DEPART. Arrive.
S:i5 am '6:ol rm
ss:s, pm s1:27 am
'il:S pm $3.50 nm
$3.50 pm s7:27 am
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FRISCO LINE.

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation. - 10 am i10:O am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1880 am ts:l5 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1890 am f1::s pm
Texas and Kansas Mail for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma.
Dallas. Gainesville and Fort
Worth .......... ........... sS:<a am $3.50 pm
Pacific tion. ........ II 10 pm fl0:2S am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 pm t6:l5 am
Valley Park Accommodation. $3.50 pm .6:s5 pm
Tscinc Accommodation .,..... t5:24 pm fi:45 am
Texas Limited NestIbuled). fer
Eureka Springs, Fort Smith,
Paris. Dallas, Greenville.
Ennis. Corsicana, Houston.
Galveston. Austin and Ban
western Express for vinita.
Denison. Sherman, Oklaho-
ma, Carthage. Joplin, wich-
tia. Burton and the West. 80 100 pm s7:25 am
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ST. LOUIS AND HA

Train.
Peoria. Pekin. Springfield.
GRAFTON and Chouteau Slough
Springfield and Grafton Mail...
Erris. Corsicana. Austin.
San Antonio, Houston and
Galveston .......... .......... .
Western Express for vinita.
Denison, sherman. Okla
hona. Carthage, Joplin.
Wichita. Burton ana the
Mest d
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knights of Honor.

Columbia Lodge at Its last meeting elected A.
WeinQartner dictator, successor to John Hufck.
Ar Invitation by letter was mailed TO the msIn-
bers requesting all to be present at the first
meeting in the new quarters and hall. No. 1913
future every first and third Monday OF each
month. An entertainment and refreshments are
being arranged for the first meeting.
Lincoln Lodge had a good attendance 1t Its
last meeting. Reports were made by representa-
tives who attended the conference meeting. ex-
planning the objects and purport Of the session.
sive work of the order. The members present by
resolution pledged a hearty support.
The members OF Mound City Lodge have been
aroused by special letter communication from the
officers. and the consequent result thereof is a
number Of applications. Brothers William Frank.
dresses.
Schiller Lodge is pleased with the attendance.
At Its last meeting one application was received.
several more being promised for the next meet
ing. Brothers Babe. .Warnecke and Wishnlan
were reported sick. Brothers John Gerdel and
William klanke made addresses in behalf OF the
lodge and the order.
Mount Olive Lodge initiated five candidates at
the last meeting. with seven more pending FOR
the next meeting. A good attendance of menu
bers was present. An interesting letter was read
from Brother Laux Of Honolulu. Hawaiian Is
ers William Cochran, A: V. Ramsey. J. D. Hen
ger and others made brief and interesting re-
marks.
st. Louis Lodge is preparing to initiate several
candidates at Its next meeting. Matters or nn-
usual Importance to be discussed at the meeting
Oak Lodge Is preparing TO initiate ten appil.
cants on next Wednesday. There VIII no COUP.
be a large attendance of members, as they make
the limitations interesting. $50 fe
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Depart. Arrive.
'3:o5 am '7:35 pm
$500 an T:15 pm
2:N pm '4:s5 pm
TO pm 's:16 am
ISIS pm s1:25 am
1851 am 100 am
uTEAU AVENUE
$3.50 pm ss:ss am
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- Va HAhs -
Union station.
.psilv. tssa,urdsy and Sunday
stSaturday only. 1.Daily except Saturday.
d. 4 o. saw. II. Il.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
cj s$Is spq S ;saI Ssfh EzP Ss;,.: 's:l' am 'ls;'' pm
Fast Mail "a .s:05 pm $50 am
Cincinnati AecOmmedation..... ills am fi:sS pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. FITS
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Royal Bine Limited -. $50 am e:oa pm
Flora Accommodation ........-. fJ:it am .S:Ss am
Flora Accommodation ......-.. te:Sa am HOSE am
Springs. Via Monon Route. $50 am G:o5 pm
BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE NEw YORK CENTRAL. AMI
hudson RIVER. BOSTON y ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
indianapolis Express........... ~ am 5:s pm
New York aud Boston Lin So,
knicke,hoskcr special New
R hsIhi S'ss snd r &hsstIsaHa' la:ee m Gas pm
dation i4:eO pm ts:5o pm,
pMasaiaEtea, baltimore and s.ss nm .;.O am
1890 a. m. 'S:Is p. m; Arrives
$50 p. :" M. "a arrives ss:sO p. m.
BURLINGTON ROUTE-UNIoN STATION.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
For Hannibal. II. & ST. ].
points. Quincy, Eeokuk and
Burlington ....-.. ........ 800 am .S.JA pm
Local "a Hannibal. r1:59 am $3.50 pm
For Quincy and NORTH. t. 80 am t6:2s pm
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin 800. 49,. $3.50. sS:el am sA:A pm
The Burlinston-Northcrn Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
City, 81. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Oregon 80. $50. -. 1900 am $3.50 pm
spolis. st. Paul and Iowa. s2:o5 pm sos pm
The Nebraska-Colorad tx
press. for Denver, Colorado.
ST. Joserh oA $50 ZOOS pm 1855 pm
Local to Buriinstcn ,.......... $40 pm s6:5s am
and Minneapolis ............"1:4o pm 1859 am
to Rock island ................ sS:21 pm 7:25 am
For Dubuque and La Crosse. sS:2l pm uI:la am
Fer Kansas City. Council
Rlufs. omaha. St. joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast....... $500 pm s.:ls am
Local from Hannibal ........ $500. .ll:So am
For Alton-Leave $50 a. m. daily; Sci a. M.
daily: II 90 a. M. daily: $500 p. M. except sun
day: 500 n. M. except Sunday: sol y M, daily:
$40 p. m. daily: S:21 p. M. daily.
NuYrR
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SOUTNERH RAILN
ST

Train.
louisville Express = Centralia.
Mount Vernon. Mornt Car.
mel, Princeton, Louisville,
Washington, Philadelphia
and New York.
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Florida Limited. to Louisville.
Lexington, Chattanooga, At
lanta and Jacksonville. Fla.
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Ls M
Depart. Arrive.
'c:l5 am 'ie:4o pm
pm $50 am
ain fa:2S pm
$50 am 6:oa pm,
am ,S:Se an,
am fl0:3s am
$50 am 6:1 pm
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se:eS am s7:16 pm
s6.5J nm T:D am