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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
By Telegraph.
REPrRLIC SERIALS.

Paducah, KY. Dec. River gauge -.ais Ii.5
feet. The Golden ROD. United States light in
spector. arrived at : a. IN. and left for Mound
CITY a few moments later. She will return
H}rne time Tonight and leave FOR the Tennessee
kiver early Tomorrow morning Tn Bob nna-
IyE departed on tim. this morning FOR Cairo. The
Joe Fowler. from Evansville. viii! not arrive b.
hour or two later on return TIP The D.cE
Fowler was let of the ways this morning. an!
in her old trade between here and Cairo. Weather
fair Mes sns oG Taoo. De-. 5-R,yar soro stand. 70
s@ Hst M ths i gauge. IS a rs 3 6ff'if5 f@ eSEs in a'1 the i IA.
! Pa p m. tSr hshP6rt. The The sa ii Lee d a ;ISa a at at
?. n m. 70 for iSn 6a'': The b Dit = S artiy tsPl ihis morn at !
ing from Nicksburg wiki L. bales of cotton ami
i tn s's ws aR 81 81 5 5sf pf c@ft6h. 81 h Sss1 see By cF Fiys5
and 80 sacks cotton seed.
se cair sbo Ill; Dec; rise s- II river gauge rsads FL
last "a hours. Weather cloudy and cold. The
trip. The pleasure yacht John II. Kirby departed
pudiey vas IN and out on time The Henri
i5aded barses, The Res t Lee af ri : 2 rom n; E MN )
rhis az 81, ? m. with a big tTiE,: she will re-
arrived ri from '' ihe upper iprelse ohio tne 81: FL p. f m' wi:S
: hargss Of rock. The II. VI. Hoxie DEPARTED f5r
vIcksburg. Miss. De-. The ea:rr ta-a,v
sh9wei ls. fTs,; a re- Of ! q a toot Tn Eik
cleared for Natch.z. The Virksburg is du. fran
Memphis. The Haze. Edna. ,Reese Psitchari
pc '' fA az - ~
ChaImctte and Natchez arr overdue from NV
Orleans. The Nick=burg merchants vii; buy 4
boat for the fazoo River trade. and are ar
ranging details for a meeting saturday.
Grand Tower. Ill Dee. Grey Eagle DOWN
al $3.50 last night Peters LIE down az 80 last
night. Polar Wave up at II last night. Henry
I<uTey down at 5 a; m Fred tartweG down -
a m. Grey Earle W at 2::0. D. m. Sisnun
failing. Weather clear and pleasant.
Chester. Ill. Dec. a.-River on stand. saUga
100 feet. Weather fair. Down boats: Unknown
ferry boat. IL noon. United States steamer Ah-
bot and tow. Il a IN. Tinted stats steamer
Casey and tow. $50 ?. n IN: Polar Wave and
tow. s:i5 a m. Due up: Gray Eagle.
Warsaw. Ill. Dec 5-Gauga reads SIS. 2 fan
of / In las: = hours. Clear and colder. Silver
Crescent in and out.
burlington. Ia. DEC. The river is ) feet
above low-water mark. a fall Of . inches since
last report Weather clear and warmer.
Cape Girardeau. No. De-. I.-Wea.her c'ea-
and cold. River falling. The Peters IL. an,
Grey Eagle down at Il p. m. The Grey Eagle
UP at g Il. m.
Pittshurg. Pa. Dec. River : feet and fall
ing Weather clear and cool.
Wheeling. W Va. Dec. Rive g.5 feet and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Cincinnati. o. Dec. 5.-River 80 feet and fail
ing. Weather cloudy and cool.
louisville, Ky. Dec a-Fiver falling: canal "a
feet fails 5 feet. below locks 49, feet. Weather
cloudy ard Cold.
Evansville. Ind. Dec. River rising: 81 feet.
Weather clear and warmer.
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Fork-New standard :17.s 90 per LOO lbs. in a
jO.hiuR way
steam on +. side closed nan,rrauv
1h..-c: kettle rendered at ~iIHlli4c: compound .s.c.
Green Harns-car lots held {. o. b. +, side rms.
HaTus-i0-ay. at l0i-c. Us at IG',c. is at axc.
lbs, iSnobs and 22n2is az csc: CALIFORNIA; &c;
New YORK shoulders GgH i2-ay.r at So. Prom he
block del: Hams al 3Lzc to INsc as in average:
bellies al sstc to PKG dc: CALIFORNIA; at 73.c:
New YORK shoulders at srsc.
u. 5. Neats-Sothing possible guotahle on cribs
70 arrive. loose or fully cured. Rxi lots in a Job
bling way. ranged: Extra shorts at sIzc: cribs at
SO: short clear at si2c: bellies at f1I.c; plates at
sizc: fat backs at lcc; standard backs at lnI.c.
Dealers charged higher On orders.
~n-Brea bacon at from 12c fns. heavy
to lsc for light; hams at i2i.1Icc: CALIFORNIA;
at Pic: New York shoulders at l0c: plain
smoked lots in a johbing wav ranged: i~f"i
bellies at iiI7c: plates at .l2c: fat backs al Ilr:
standard backs at lie. Higher charged on orders
Tallow-country at Sic: strictly prime AT ss.n.
No, . at Sc. Packing. choice at e1sasI.c.
nlso S~teaTine-Steady at ~.
G~-ease-Country: Brown 3z.c. yellow &c and
yellow at 4~ssSti3.c: white at 7Er7isc'
Frog Legs-Large $50: medium 81; small, 5ic.
N~eals-Choice small at size per Is: choice
heavy at Sizc: heretics at 4G4Izc. sheep 3G3isc
Per lb.. thin ewes at 2a2tzc: lambs 4G5c.
Beef-cn orders: B~blG.-Plats and Fulton Mar
k.t and roll at s12 80: mess at sli .s2iz: dried sets
at I2l2c: tongues at 1iizc per H.: insides ,Ic:
Live P~ouitry-Staggy young ROSTERS &c: chick
ems. Old hens and heavy young lac; OLD rGJsrrrs
&c: broile-s. lib. and under. 1oIsc: turkeys Iga
lie. Ducks 12c. Geese s;zc. Live pigeons and
squads. per doz.. 7sc.
Dressed poultry-scaIded and undraxn. with
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
ny Telegraph.

New York. Dec. Spot cotton closed quiet;
+Iyj bales. Futures closed quiet: Doc. s.oc: Jan.
s.2sc: Feb. s.I5c: March Els: Anr.l sise: Ny
S.2cc: June s.2Jc: July s2ic: Aug. sc".c- I'M;
point decline. ruled generally quiet. orders from
tn country at iarr. icing more or less restr'Sto
ed by weather int.rruptions to the te.cgTapnic
service Trading was almost entirely OF a 20
cal character throughout the session. II tnr
absence of public support the more professional
clement depressed the market. but was cautious
in view of the disappointing movement. and ~
possibility Of some '!amags TO lat" cotton. tht
continued unfavcrabie weather preNaihnE over
nation 10 auv further chance ~ top DEVELOPMENT.
Will. tn. rains and food following frost- have
late cotton. The demand came Principally from
PARTIES who had sold previously. although there
in III. session. Il was a local market most OF
the time. with long intervals between trsnsac-
tai sales DID not amount to more than 2'.vpl bales.
representing the smallest business done since
tn. session commenced. The market was finally
quiet at a net loss # fa2 points. the entire "a
riaticns following the opening having been with
in. >. range Of . points:
Liverpool. Dee. 5.-Cotton-Spot IN fair d.
mard. prices steady: American ~middling iish.
The sales of the day Were !9,g.l bales. Of which
- were for speculation and export and Included
s;saay: s1Hefisan TnlaSiinF. : 3 c: ksc -;
juno i.4I4i.i2d; June-July 4.ilgi.a2d: Juiy-Aus-
Nv orleans. Dee: s-cotton steady; quota;
good miiddIing s lie: middiing fair ss.c. Re
sd! &c: Jan. 1.9saS.I2c: Feb. s.o3Is"c:
March s0eTS CSC April S.IiIs.lcc: May S.13D
site: June ST. Sic: July s.i!as.isc: Aug. sG
~ Heaters Visible.
New Orleans. La. Dec. 5.-s~c-eta-y Hester's
statement ~ tho worlds visible sturdy = COT
ton shows the total visible as 3.sS3,45 bales. OF
,-tt-I - LaE FtV - --a-t-1 l-F
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H WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-MOrrow.

Washington. Dee. 5-Forecast for Saturday
ii,ingi-F..ir Saturday. except snow and colder
in rorrh portions Sunday fair; fresh northwest
wins.
Eastern TaNas-Fatr Saturday Sunday in
| cc.as!r.z cloIiin-s-. fresh southeast winds.
| Indian Territory. oklahoma AMI Western Texas
| Fair SATURDAY.. Sunday rain and colder.
Arkansas-Fstr aaf warmer Saturday. Sunday
increasing Goodness: light to fresh southeast
winds.
~Iowa-Fair and colder Saturday Sunday fair.
Nissouri-FaIr Saturday, colder in northwest
portion. Sunday fair.
EanSa-F.ir and colder SATURDAY. Sunday in
creasirg cIOlq!ness, probably snow.
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Heaters Visible.

New Orleans. La. Dec. 5.-S~c-eta-y Hesters
statement Il tho worlds visible sturdy = cot
ton shows the total visible as 3.fS3 2i5 bales. OF
which 2.si,.2i3 is American cotton.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
GRAINS SLIGHTLY EASIER
ON LIGHT LIQUIDATION.
WEATHER VIEWS Is MAINLY
BEARISH.
Corn Is Well Supported at the
Close. After Early Profit
Taking by SralperS.

Slight losses were the net result Of i light
days trading in wheat and corn. Balls
were discouraged by the failure OF the cold
| wave TO materiaiize and the outside demand
was moderate. Cables came easT. Selling
of wheat WAS free throughout the session.
and the downward movement was aided ty
small operators. who took profits on every
| small advance. Forecasts of more favura-
bile weather in Argentine constituted .fe
! principal bearish factor. The Modern Miller
said:
Late and colder weather has checked the
, work Of the Hessian fly in tie eaTly-so%H
winter wheat. hut anxiety IS felt regarding
the effect of severe cold weather upon The
plant where the growth is too rank or
where wheat IS weakened by The fly and
has no snow protection The shortage oil
/ cars restricts the movement IF wheat to
market, but the deliveries of farmers also
are the smallest 50 far on the crop.
Argentine 81 wheat TO E",
lis. 90 bu. a week ago. and 500 bu. in 1870"
May wheat opened l-l6c up and sold at:
7iizc. 4sc. 745.c. 7i2sc. 7i1c. 7iasc. 7+i.c, .tisc,
CIeage. the principal corn bull. supported
his holdings well toward the end of the
session. though he made nc attempt TO
by the legitimate demand. Selling was
somewhat brisk until the last hour. when
>inside buying for professional accounts
4 caused a reaction
Argentine shipments of corn 10 Europe
for the past week, 43l,GD bu, against 2j2,-
CD bu. a week ago. and 5os.vo9 bu., in 1871.
3sSsc. 3sa.c. S,ssc, 3sE.c. 3ssc. 3sizc, Ss5,c.
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis, $3.50 bu..
| of which 2.221 SKIS. and IS cars local and 4
cars through, against 5i.li6 bu., OF which
all were local, i'll 1891.
Receipts of wheat at primary points, 500
SSi bu. agains; 1,2l6.Oe bu. in 1891, and
shipments 1851 bu. against 12O,vo bu:
Northwest received 5l cars. against Ii
cars in 1891. Chicago received .6.l5 bu.
and Kansas City il,60y bu. Ciearances, H.
90 bu.
Receipts of corn at St. Louis. 1906 bu..
Of which 462 SKIS. and 10 cars local and u
cars through, against -, $40 bu. of which
IS cars local and % cars through, in 1851
Receipts Of corn at primary points. 52i,vo
bu. against 392 90 bu. in 1871. and ship
ments 3is,2S bu., against $4,000 bu. chi
cagO received l1:.Ga bu. and Kansas City
1 81. 90 bu. Clearance5. 1900 bu.
Receipts of oats at St. Louis. 12.ID bu.,
of which 6 cars local and 3 cars through.
against $500 hu-.- of which 81 cars local
and IS cars through. in 1901.
Receipts of oats at primary points, 49,
86 bu., against 1880 bu. in 1901. and ship
ments 3s2-367 bu., against 3T,"o bu. Clear
ances, HOO bu-
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Produce,

Butter firm. Quotations: Cr~eamery-Extra 2sc:
frsts 2Jr25c: Seconds 25G2ic. D~airy-ENira IA
22c. frsts 1sHl9c: gIeasa iG"c. I.adis-pacK.d-
Extra isa2oc: nrsts Ealsc. Country-Choice fresh
lGc. poor TO fair i01ol5c. Renuvatcd-Gbo BOD ma l2r.
~Eggs-CurreiIt receipts pic to 2c. Receipts si
local and 51i through: shipped 80.
Checss-Jcbbirg Twins at f2z,c. singles i3c;
daisies l3i4c: Y. 4. I5tzc: ~Ionchorn ia;~,: LIN
burger III I12c. Swiss-N.w at HOE: choice Old
at IGC: brick l2Ii2i.c.
Cheese Higher and firm: in demand. Quote
Northern. on orders: Twins &c. singles isi.c.
daisies iaLc. i. 4. 1886. long horns l;c: Linn
burger lllgG &c. Swiss Iulic: brick I2Gl2I-c.
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L.. 4 d. S.-W. X. IL.

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
CROWDS TWO SESSIONS IN ONE.
Grand River Medical Society Meets
at Cniilicothe.
EEPTEI.IC SPECIAL.

I~EPTEI.IC SPECIAL.
ChiIliruthe. No. Dec. 5-The Grand River
Medical Society closed its twenty-seventh
annual meeting here last night. cro@Ging a
Two days programme into one, Papers
w"r" r-i.! during the session 10y Doctor
'Tinslcy Brown Of Hamilton. Doctor e Il.
I,or-.y OF k.cEuk. Doctor J. II. T. Baker
of Salisbury. Doctor j. W. Lane 1f Lin
Nous. Doctor J. r. Welch Of SALISBURY;
Doctor John i;iaton Of Kansas Guy ana
Doctor +. y. Stevens ri chilllcothe.
Tn. following Ulcers We're elected: freSl-
4"nt. !. IL. L. Baker. Salisbury: first wee.
president. =. g Ie-p.r. BTayu-r. second
vice president. ]. W. Lane. Linneus; sccre-
tlry, l.. l.. Patrick. Brock!ield TREASURER.
J. l. EUTk. I.aci..e. curator. u. W. Ste
Vcn<. CHiliicnthr.
Hamilton wa chosen as the place Of the
n"Xt meeting. go ia" held thu first Thursday
ana Friday in December. 1853.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
BLAZE AT METROPOLIS, ILL.
Entire Business Block Is Wiped
Out BY Flames.
REPUBLIC

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Metropolis. ILL.,. Dec. 5.-Fire here early
this morning destroyed an entire business
h'""'- north of the Courthouse on Market
street.
Postmaster w. H. Kraper was the owner
of most of the property and was the heav-
lest loser.
The two fire companies of the city. aided
by the citizens who volunteered. had hard
the street.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. IL FRATER
49, nal Order OF Eagles. will meet every
Wednesday at S p. m at Haviin's Hall.
Sixth and Walnut streets.
CONRAD KEHPF w. z.
Jno. A. Gernez. W. Secretary. IO07 Chestnut ST.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06

l.. & n. II.
Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville,
Atlanta and Aacon-.-.----.---
Fast Mail - Evansville. Nash
Vile, Birmingham. Montgom-
cry. Chattanooga Atlanta.
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla: Charles
lDU. =
Southern Express. TO Evans
Vile. Nashville. Birmingham.
Mobile. New Orleans. Thorn
asvtIle. jacksonville. Palatka.
Ocala and St Petersburg.
L., H. 4 ST. L. RY. blend
Train.
Fast Hail-Owensboro. Covrr-
port. Louisville and the East.
Eastern Express OwensborO.
Cloverport, Louisville and
fhe
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06

IsFT UIJIIg II L-IAI-
Ardmore, 1. T, Dec. Sixty fullblood
Choctaw Indians arrived here last night
from Mississippi. Others are en- route
They will try to procure Indian rights in
this Territory. and il successful will allOt
lands and occupy same.
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old rope. No. 1 Manila $50: No. , at SOC: rubber
EqNEs-Choice bleached a, 81 per ton: other
SCRAP II AND METALLIC TO lb-.
s MT9p Sles Iron 52i:c: heavy east , mailea Ic T I1ss,l
iesi So; pewter SEQ. NOV
10. lbs. fer pearl: mixed a: 5c TO 49,
receipts about "lfHs,;ci -.
PEANtTS-We quote: F,rmers' stock-Red al
WALNUTS-SeII.ng At 4c per eu.: California
at I"a iol.c Tor hard shell and 1Ji4m id'ac for soft
cHESTNuTS-New West Virginia at &c per
TlIP9EkEG SID At So 2gs:59 pr nhI IN a., s., for
larre and 81 .25Tl- ~ tpr SHELF ark.
SORGHUM CANE sEED-E,st bid at si@' per
S"HGHUM-Prlme at 2a2ic per gal: inferior
DRIED FRUIT-Evanorate1 rings at &c to &C;
MArLE SUGAR sTRUP-7N"w sugar =
.GKAsS sEED-Tfmo,hy a, se.sa9. -: clover at
s. s5aG.5r: I". meat hi. at 81. -: ~. : at So; y
G Gni, 1t 81: mil run fruit eH' i.,4 af hi shi"' a, SIX" .vs
il Inch stock Tor apple hhI. 49,: No. do. a'a":
Fl.t.r hbL STA - f@r cooper. 500 fr Hnosier'
'-thi 80. collie! Elm s.. oak ami r'ice. ,'.p"i
CuuPEKATE-i4trI :cs. at $40 for WOOD an,
81 = for -ros.-bpuni bbls pork bits at :1lzcn&l
r. %..l,hound, si,o5 f9T tr.n-h.an9 @l"o les.
EhGGIN'i. ETc-Iassins. per yard Alb, AT
i lie III. Al : 10 Ii. a. l-i''. IRON
MuSS-Iunt-. per ID. GRAY m!N"i ll2nItc;
gray nr"wg an: Hack m!sTd 80 eS"s sas ana
XX a'"aic. Xxx i+aSc: XxXX .a5i=c; extra
black &c: Inferior less.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06

schis.. and catalan: j. II. Nati"n I" NJ
w. Smifh-w.
MINERVA n. H. s.; bel hine : i1ien-
wav and Academy: NJ w s+!"ifs IN
lane E~uhiinE"S-w.
NEWSTEiD-2r 1T. q :. mel .'shih.I
and Labadia. Mary harrington |" ha"'
Ri.!ic. e. 3i-w.
#. .. =. bet cIIHi'n 5hi
Madison: Michael Won't t" 'haF!"s f"-
t-iH-v- i-.----------
PARK, IT. :. =. bet. LOUISIANA AL
Tn-rcsa: \. g B!anke II TriHity IsealS
RA<DHLFH-0 II. n. $. bet. Twenty-
second AMI Tw-r:v-third. Ellen Adams
- al. 8. -. Richter Inv. CIV. -
RIGHTS OF WAY III City Blocks % ana
.3-. KNAPP. Stout * Co 20 e. Il q
Z y. F..-G.
ST. LOUIS: II, II. =. bet. LhiEt"iin
and N-wSt"ad Z firuanSfelffr 10 EiniIE
nah CurIir-w
ST. LDII%sr #. II $. t":- iamh.iin
and N"wst-aI. Il. Grusnsi"li"r t" Emily
Nci .lUrl-ptc- c------------- ---
ST LOFTS #. : :. bot Ns"-rsa1i
md Taylor, VIM. r.. T"nm = Ge"-
tten"r-w. d-----.--.--.--. ---------
TEN:+7 T.. 9 =. bet. Lynch and Pes
tai"zZi. u NIilmorin TO G. " Schu'er-
TWENTY-THIRD-Tn It. 9 :. bit. Sails
hi.rv and Na.t!nr krOiJ. Henry L@sCh-r
50 r. II. Nrssler-w. Observation-Disclosures
vINDENERF pI--IDt >; a.f part lot
\. Martha Araersoa e al. 70 Elizabeth
tCI.i'i-H- t----------- --.----------"---
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New Paper for Virdin, Ill.

REPC BLlt SPECIAL.
Bunker Hill. Ill. Dec. "a new paper. the
Industrial Independent. will make its initial
appearance in Vircen. Macoupin County, to-
morrow. 1t Is the official organ of the In
dustrial Legislative Union. and the Rev
erend c. A Burton. founder of the organiza
ti2n. Is its editor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-06
Hides.

Hides steady. Dry hint-Trxas heavy 15'sc;
T.XaS ayer.sse ~ fallen l5.;"l+c; nate and
Be-. light and south l2c: bulls Zoe: cuils q slHe
=; h"rs-. Zach, -" Ty-saIt.t-E Round. heavy
l=i-c' round. light l"i-C. No. / l2izr. No. = lHi='.
Green sailed Round >i.c: selected No. l S'gC: So
!"ctsd No. = Tic: bull i" less per h. than COW
ht.~S: part Cure. &c per H.. less ,hin cured: IN
cured !" per 10 l.s: thfn cur",i: culls 4. horse
No. l 10. hors. NJ. : SIS: Encuftd less.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.
Train

TRAIN. Depart- AErfve.
Valley Park Accommodation. 1870 am 1g:S1 an
Valley Park Accommodation. +s9G am IT'S am
Pacific Accommodation ..----. 1850 am Il:25 pm
Texas and Kansas Mall. for
Paris. Dallas. Ennis. Hous-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
Joplin and WIct!-I-------.--- SD am I:3n pm
pacIfc Accommodation 49,. Il 10 IN 1l0:2s am
VALLEY Park AccuGumoiation.-ftl:S5 pm ftt:3s pm
Meteor for Springfield Car
thag.. joplin. Wichita, IIr-
tia. Oklahoma. Den!<ou.
Sherman. Dailas Fort Worth.
Waco and Brrwuwart--.----- ~ pm 'n"5. am
Valley Park Accommodation. $40 pm ts:fo am
Valley Park Accommodation. 90 I'M .e:cS I'm
Pacific T5:2i Pm t.:i1 am
Texas ami Kansas Limited. :r
Eureka Strings. Fort Smith.
Fafie, Daiias. Gre+nSil!c. E.-
MS. CoI sicdna. Houston Cat
weston, Austin san Antonio,
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Burton and the Wsst.-..--.-- SIS pm 40 am
Western Express for Spring
n-li. EinIra. Ien.SOn. Sh"T-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage.
ana Joplin 1870 pm '':!5 am
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W., n. d T.-'THE
Train
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
vile. Sedalia. Fort Scott, IN
dian Territory and Texas Ex-
press
The a Kay Sty ElseE" for Dallas.
weston San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points.
Jefferson City. Columbia, Boon
vile Sedalia. Kansas, Indian
Territory and Texas Express.
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
rttOrY and Oklahoma Flyer
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIB.
Vt1 WabasI
Train
Mail and Express ...~...........
Mail and Express .--......--
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Illinois National Guard Orders

Springfield. Ill. Dec. 5-ori"rs affecting
tn. Illinois National Gard were iss'i.,i to-
day BY Adjutant General Smith a. follows:
Th- following elections. held as, r"luirei hv
law are confirmed: Burt J. Snsei, - he Fi-s-
Lieutenant. Company r. sixth Infantry. VIC
HnotIe-. to rank from December ]; Philip Alder
f.-. ~ be Second Lieutenant, Company Z. ski.
Iufanrry. vice Sre"d. To- rank from DeC.Tnter J;
TIE following named enlisted men ar" discharged
frnu tE- military service. of the State: C1nips-
nv I, TnfrI Infantry. k0nCrably. Private J. IL
Ni;E.r. William g. Northway and Max Col.
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of Grain In Store.

Nav wheat 14N7lt.c: nuts 125.0Ilc: "a Is 4lsI
1f.c asked. May corn 292lc: puts 49,.
calls 3csI 1896.
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Train.
Cincinnati. Louisville Wash
fu-rru. Ba!tImHrs, I'.i'I.-l-
phia and New fprk ExpreSs.
Ci.c!nnlti. Louisville. Pitts
burg. W.sh.nEton. BalU.ngTs.
Fhil4l.!I.L!4 and New Iyr-
Eet Md4l---------. -----
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. L5iizy! l.. PITTS
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New YORK
RD.al E.Ie ILJI.T-4------..
Ni-c-uP:S Accommodation. $500.
F.rrt
West Baden and French Lick
springs. Via Nuncu Route.
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CHESTER PRISON WANTS LAND.
Commissioners Take Option on
One Hundred and Twelve Acres.
REpTRLIC SPECIAL

FtPt BIC SFEJINA
Duquoin. ILL.,, Dec. 5.-The Commissioners
of the Southern Illinois Penitentiary at
Chester nave taken an option on lie acres
of land lying back of the prison. the agreed
price OF The tract being $3.50.
The land, If purchased. Will be used for
farming purposes and for furnishing clay
to the prison for the manufacture of brick.
The next Legislature Will be asked for an
appropriation covering the cost of the land.
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Government Report.

DEPARTMENT Of AgriCu ture, Weather Bureau
Met. GEOLOGICAL observations received at ST. Louis
December >. 1902 at t:Js y. m local time and 5
D. m. seventy-fifth meridian time Observations
inaie at the same moment OF tins al ali stations:
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REPUBLIC PECIA
Sycamore. Ill. Dec. 5-GeorGe Meyers
here to-day from lockjaw- \ week az"
he caught the third and fourth finger of his
right hand in a corn shredder and they
were taken off. on Sunday lockiaw set i'll
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Train.
Texas Fast Mail 70 Little
Rock, Texarkana, Dallas. Fort
Worth and Abi!ene---.
Delta, Co!uml } and Cairo
EApEtSs .----.----
Fast Day Express Dallas.
Fort Worth. Austin, san An
tonic. Houston and Galveston.
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dal!as. Fort Worth.
I'll Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. San Antonio and La
memphis Express
FOURTH STREET AND CHUI
STATION.
De Soto ard Bismarck Accom-
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Harhor gauges yesterday Tnarrei l@.+ feet. in
dicatinR q fall Of 4 " a foot il Il Eu..S-
business along the l<vs. yesterday Was good.
Weather generally tair.
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BIG FOUR.

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
DSOE RIVER. BOSTON
AND CffESAPEAkC AND
Train.
Indianapolis EYpress.....--.....
New YORK and Boston Limited.
kniCk.rb.cker Special New
York. Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
SIa;tDGu and Alton AccOnmo-
GEt!In
Boston. New York. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Cincinnati ENp-eSS..--.---.--....
AitOn-Ieav-s 'lG."N a. m. :
ss:rp d. m. .i:4J . m
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building Permits.

Anheuser- RUsrn Brewing I"nUa-y. addition =
v.stnpus-. second and Arsenal. SlS."H1.
CHRISTOPHER Simpson. alter stores, 2lol-oS Wash
i-g-gr- 81 10
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- III |'sgA " :
southern Lines

Train
Fast Mall - PaGucah. cairo.
Aiempnis. Jacks l. Ts L.
New ORLEANS and Texas EN-
Ir.-s. Nashville. Atlanta
and jacksonville --.--
New Orleans Special cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans E
Accom- u.oGat!On-Mu phy-DOro.
Marion and Cairr ---
Accommodation -NErEhyshoEO.
Marion and cTeal Springs.
Sparta and CEe-te!
New Orleans Limited cairo.
Memphis. Dixie Fl.er-Nash-
Vile. Atlanta AID Jackson
VILE