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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-09

AT IT, Esga9 ss.s.. a s1feisss s are e. car s@G i2ii io q
ai.Sr 6-iss-I Climax baskets: Coacords
j., soa. IelIVars az g5c and large basG-ts
IsklHES- Michigan tu basket and hzs az
- fy ae7rliag g. .ad.tiga t-bu- baskets
.l1 end l-l.al. baskets at ba@S
AEILE$-It- bob fancy and nlgh-cpicre1 -
49, choice ~ t'sz. tair g goo a. 80
Esglr.g COAST FEUTTS-Canf0ruia piums-
G-.u.a -rs Hungarian sFune- al 81, silver and
Int SS I 5triS az IS pr 56-is'
~ .It-s.1'4 tosay gaps al |l-t1a4-,S psE
e.u.-ls O.. Eia1 Washington Italian prlnes ~
i(rf~ EIL- Per lu. loose.
y-g-- To- ssy0nds and SO
g So E,a Hzt,us. &@Q12 pr bsL
'l.tB NfFLES si,H.gaa Hysicps s. Dbl.
ra t-N pss.
- IL dr. 1~r ia laitslaE way sigEsF,
aal N.-hlt s.-.asi tr"m s.,rs
aH So ,o- fancy. On or:rrs $3.50 per box
; asAzrgs a sqaf =, on 9oS SFas'f n , lob
t.NE.{IFLf@{z s5Gs per Cate.
t'N isE-S-w CapN ccd tSGe3 per
Ohlo fram farmers vas
-tr. 90 llttaEu srucS. 4ffsAc for bluns
-s'.-,.- ~ H. - Save. nearby ON uk- o.
Wa,.asa,H aal i-a55c Tor choice. yellow az
-.' 70 H-a Ha'H RRNA E0AG
50 tit gown a. lie Der bu- OK FOR
~ AZ r-yc FER bu- in bulk del
s4+lSF tEASs-Iuuegs0Sn At jgS0c per
Eu- LuN loose
CAHsAGE from farmers wns-
OLs. ~ CO., On orders. s. per crate.
SAtEtsni-tt at @LUpL5y per half
Id end So - ..
JMig-Hauesruu- at ~ per peck
s.ggs at slIl- BE- boz. bose. DuI At &c.
Sa Ef-I FuEAa Ft--E elbow at g5I1sc. Queen
~ iis,-c berui-t - -sAo. and red Nanse-
mo-,
bose
FARSNIPS--1c a bu LeN
tELEItN-MicHsau a. lpaltc pc Cor. bunchsS.
Case Flat at G4tts and sIltr- caSs AZ 5pfT65cI
white Qiuues al GEG-5V "A t-a-e
EEETS-i-c per btL Tor Homegrown. &c per
rARR0TS-Nar-hera az 3 ye- I1 lss home
gown al * a bE box AMI SI5o per bbl.
r LE4 grown ~ &c psr hE. hcN.
CAElIFLDWEIs-Sew York G-G Per b-I
PEFFER>-Hgu4e-sroWa green AZ &C yer bu
~ 90 s. per tu-
EsGPLANT-Home-Erovn at 1975s PER b.
Lose.
sPINACH-Home-groWn az seize per bu. box.
ICENiE-New, homegrown at nc Per bu-
observation-disclosures pr bbI. On ordsrs
higher
kALE-HcmeUowu at g a bu- box.
GAHiL'-New orleans new at 1lfc Der Ii.
SPANISH OSI0Ns-IH1-l0 per crate.
MUSTARD G~f.EI,SS-Sc a be- box
Ice per dOL fr home
grown.
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P1rs-Nsw s],aniasl $40 Ier 100 rs. IN a
L-ar8-ch5.c- s,-lr o. = side closed aominally
AZ IIi... k.tt,--e1j-r-d at lAHue
55sTP Hanl-sz. AZ is' fs ayif i.se b. At + rs ;iss
Ia % IitgiIa-c. 16- a. lee is - lss ls az
- arl es la.c california s1 New Iosk
-r..st.as So Frui.. th- hilek DELI Hams l'isc
t-liI.s Isris. A. iu aseragc. 'ali:o-nia SHSEc.
ard sew Y,tk shoulders a S
n - N'uts-le aIrtr g Ae2e Spr-i
81 FIsv j. llHc. BNl. lots IN a Job
ne sh-rt clear al i25.c. bellies a. LEAc. plates
81 siae. "a backs az lNc stnneaFd backs At
IT-SEfsst bac n a. from i44e f5r heavy
snok-i %. N a isssinE Wy TaRr Ezra
H. BELLIES a. i5te P-Siss : ls Tat 91sks
T~ansN-cegH.g a, ss' s,retiy prime at
Oleo st~rartne-ste2,iy a.
ui'e 50 Fatk-r. stsek-soxa al : ee.e.
yellow u 4sgfse White Al e.
VeaisGoscc small lat az s1ss. per 10.
choite hssvy az Eeret4es az sdtc Sop
Heef-oa orie-s. iblI-PIats ard Faltou Mar
ket AMI roll ~ Si2@. mess a. 81 E d-el sets
39..iia LINK
lave F5uitr-Heavy ami usat he-s - ~;
ROSTERS - spE!Ee rnirk.us prE ih -'e'tSe ~.
gr-z- u slc Turkess. % far OBI, s-- iar Young.
spring AZ @ uuet- u 1--we iirvors and
sluab- :; 81 ~ dog IN
beads AMI legs su- old cni-e'u~ sfI-r ~ Nc.
sari1E chiczrns unu--. reast-fs g. IJre"yg 20
nIe-
Gam@-The RerutI- quotes Sci~t~l sweet cnlv-
u-E1-.fau1- DER I.-. g. tig-wlnE teal ESD.
cr-,n-eIrg feai - mlXas g. cruva7 back 81.
ri headS s.. wallclrk s. Jack suipe It's Ttyrr
M. dee eafcsssve. rssii- i-' Ne7l-on satdies
Hosting uir4 NJ 60 -.l- rer head
Frs-h Ffsh-gurfG. Per ~. Iitck bass a. Iec;
c4hppi- AZ fr -i-l1 o.. e. fur larEr. dressed
car 81 SO. sp.onn-i cat az tul.he1ds-
r.. dress-d az g.. 10 Irgc aa4 e. for small: Ger
man enut-fn.es.-I az lize. small At -i-c. grQSs a.
81. suulsl 81; -. white perch ~ e.
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.A
New yo-t. oct S-Coref-Spot RIO dull; No.
. frvlic- 1I.e wii quiet. Coffee futures opened
steafv with u-i-es unchanged % z points lower.
f1llcxius a narrow course nj dav- and closed
start was n fair Fcsn7nse to easier cables: "a
The can pro-a rent spot interests we're the henv-
ies+ sellers ard Europe han q Nv liqutentsnE
Importers r,ok IN feiros AM hul leaders were
moi-1te buyers Neifher siie we're agEressvs
operators NJ au- time during he -scssto1 and
Ns--H 1-71-; Nsy 5eu5.Se; June SEC;
sugar
N.- v.-r Qs4 S-~S1co~-Eaw finn. fafr r.
d1S-g csntrffn-et. = test. 9 aIse: molasses
irrI- .-r- refined hTrn
Hctrie st.Te siec oven kettle ccntriclSal 1d3izc:
The. Metal Markets.
w. v1~E oct. E-Ten was easy again In the
i-e-I w7rsrt ,T-dry closing 81 SSaS-& alss
u1rgst ai-o declined losing wiz not clasirE
a. ft- - arI futurrs - 81; r. cuurr wR+ -
% frTer r. Londea snat 6 l~ns tiere 1t I'll 81
we also lower %gianderi cicsi1S at 30 OTfi:
I-r~ e man. e'e~rrofFt~ - ST s9Tff -
,-1 c5e.ir@ - 81 g-t-@f1.0 I~-s vas s,ssfy
r1,i u~rranrr5 here az Tsc and n Lcn6or Al 81
r.. spe;t9r aleN va7 ster1v eui un~hrnr@1'
dosing rsre = and g Lond7a ~ ~ = "a
r.. ~ Tc-alrr iron WIS unrhsnrrI. w,rrsn.s
r~rfi-ur rFri-Ti- NJ 2 foundry N1-thrr- -
cun'et n; EIL, N . Z uulrt Northern. No. 1
frnfrv s-sIn AID No. , foundry southern
bar silver
New Yo-t. Oct. s-Bar silver 1X-.
T~urpcntfne and HOsfn.
Ney TorS Oct s-TurpSatine nrn. UHsess
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st. Futurc PrIce..
Produce.

Butter firm Quotation Creamery-Ertra Slc;
t-sts 4fZie. srr'sis sg4 lss
Icqf7c. ur.r- Iftli- CoIntty-Cho.c l1c. p'os
et-tsirfsrt r-y-i7.s rsIias Receipts ia
local and through. shipped SO
ch--se-Ja1pluE ns az Lt=c. SINGS ZEE
dnfsfHa lZLr. J. a. ICES long horn Lac Linn
I9frrr fH-rIIc SUi~-N-W York a. EGEc:
ca-ile oIt ~ Istic. bsick ueh--c-
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EBMAToLOGY

DENTISTRY.
BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. a. ) ht5ti-
wuF-Sa.s q teeth. -. ralalsE- rN.-ct4-A. -
bridge wCrE. 8 rr-l SUNDAY l-tl ]
DH =. , NOsER dentist. 40 Fr4nsLa ave
crown and h-.'E. Gark r -ualllt tN- lLtIsa
ana czamiEatllU gree. extract rs without an
rE. HARTMANN. Dentist rN FREE go
s. o. - y ". sl- .'rh Hsi rri-r % ave-
BOSTON steam Dental Ho1ms. 81 = RI ai-
WY. between Lust and - ILlris-- -ft- t'is
gcls IIi.s. s. ~ Doctor ,. u case. IFuTr.e-1r
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Hides.

HIDES steady DE Gint-Tcxaz hsavy Ec: sex-
As average LLc. faleu ~i1tl-t.c: native ard Ar
kansas lie. No. J native Lisc; No : native &c
Lght weights i1c- null lc. ruNs or Ei--
Dry-saited Round heavy Ietsc. round light llzc.
sailed No. I Etfc. snsted No. = ieitc Fnrr.nua
Dry 7lc sc southern
SC. selected No. I NAc. selected No. 2 71sc. part
cured Nc less uEcured - pr ID less Bun &c
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

IL. LAFAYETTE COUNCIL No 80 4. I.
49, q II. meets every second and fcurta
Thti-i=y evening - Ftuternal building.
~ rorshNsst c--usr Eleventh ard Franklin
-y-,ue co-uparlous from sister councils .oriizl-
Tv Invited. orr SENDkE. Commando.
s.. II. Adams. Szrsfsry-
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KNIGnTs %TENPLARs.

IyANHUE r~prfNfHNNrRv SO 6 -.
3gfs r.. hollis regular con. lave tbs CTaEp
[ES c1y1 grea-ns al , Co.. 40 ~ 81.
SrGNN u- G~au4 4Dd EtEuct uEruEa NFo l.
o. - Ifaftt. II Visiting frtt-=s elurte.usly iu-
ytt-i -giN BANNING. I'm com
yi.dorf. I.--rrler.
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REPUBLIC SEtNANA~
Sr y.-k oct. S-RscsIpis to-day 500 cases.
Ssl.- On ts- rxchanEc this mlFninE wtf- : .ns
~ fasi eas.s Refrigerator nrsts- storage pacsr4
fn- fne season AZ - and - cases Nr1Ah
mars -e-trl Al - This latter tfan-sr1
s--rr-F 10 D.. in thr nature % "a surprise 20 the
tr,Ir anI ID 90 an unsettled feeiluE in refFrt
T.. rrlrs-. uNrh. however were adjusted hF con
s.rr fn E-t loss en-. Uu which uccrgtrt une
euiutv cas.-cpuut rates arr r-tisri @ ace.4L
rF.r saIrs on the u-ru market % The higher
Eraie- 20 both country contt-d AM r"ElA
f EefrIrsrafors show "a lack OF general
..n-uF and several jobs which wrrv hello IN te
frt-rir- 81 th- state wsre un-r~t Fancy frr,l
.-r,r.ss tres were wanted bat those miNct
u.iih held sock vrre refused hr all except ~"
49,, +f~s4 of trltr. seconds. IirtieF an1 cc@ckl
s.tI sr ruG ur.,f~ but ann Increase In SUPPLY
would lead o. "a irchnf- tHr orh@AA was HHN
as siurI. 49,
G4ofauors ~ mare-' rntrAl Nfr1'rl c3unI.
e.rT1.lf .rr. W-af-rl country candles &f
-, Vesf.-m aus -SiuthwrsteU best -tu-lh.e.
xVrrtau. rr~tk I-c- Other uncIans-d.
PbuafeupAia- urf. sEEsES firm fresh n~aT-h-
- .oes m frSh He-trfu -1-f. loss ct.
frrzh southwestern Fl and l'-r. loss on rrn
Southern 9e 49,
kansas tlfN. No. NFt erEA- um- tfa
Mis-.ud nGd Kansas ft,ra l'=I o"As i1a eh-
eases returned
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DR. A. Reefs cushion Shoes for Men
mrfs WI and hard. floors feel like
yrlvet carpet 70 the feet. Price. s. and 30
G. II. Boehmer shoe 60. 40 y. Broadway
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EAST-PAYNENT LOANS on PIASOP HOESE
HOLD GOODS OR y GOOD
We Wtil make yCu the CHEAPESTIInAN ]
TIE city IN our new BJllDISG AsDClAAIQS
PLAN, which IS th@ easiest PLAN IN thu world
Tie PAYMENTS can be Arranged 50 that you
caa repsy Tie loan in easy WEEKLY. MONTH
LN ~ EARLY payments
Our PLAN enables you % repay YOUR account
without any Trouble or .ncnnvenience 70 yuurfelf
REMEMBER. WE NEVER REMOVE GOODS -
We wtl give yea ALL THE TINE you. want
and will carry your Loan a. long a. desired
We pay a.! your bills and advance yuu more
mnrey Il IS ssSie- TO pay one thar, : numtsr
MEST. WE WILL ENTEND YOUR LOAN.
Remcnbes. IN dealing with u there are no ad-
vance charges whatever.
Liberal DISCOUNT IF PAID BEFORE DUE
u you ca-nCt call. WRITE or phone. and We
VIII send our agent 10 your place with the money.
NEW YORK FTNANCE 20. 2l-se=g
OLIVE SIS MALN Nv
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THINE or REN-HrR.

Er-gFEA tUR so - r d
On tn ur,t and third raursllys q each men'h
a. Fnf-rrnl llTIiuE- EleE cuth and Franklin
w. a ELACISWE IL Chief
Attest. L. C. LAWN. se1le No S2 cas- ave.
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FEAR OF MANIPULATION
STRENGTHENS AL GRAINS.
WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE
FEARISH.
Bull. hut Buying at Close
Causes slight advance I'm
Prizes.

Though mes. 10 tE- 1-s..ima-- a. uls
te4r.-l. la-l wheat ana ..-u.,.. -..r
il u- i1sai market yesterday Weather
conditions were aliir favorable .aI ~
e.pts Were irsr. cnieaEg again ..afr.t-.
tlr -rt" native stu tac- Eusi.E F'-r. Hs-
y Ud i-rellu.. -l- session ana tI.- -l 60
sluH-- ~ uli ruiLr.1H- ii-c. wG-.r .I-.-I
" ua su- -'t- lr
or. Gsr. ease. g
'r tle slavr OF conditions corn should
ht.e worked llat-. Private wire advice
tHtt Tile Armour crowd W.t4 IrepIriaE 90
work corner Ia sept kept the coarse
Eraiu nj hur Witu wheel
Dec corn opened 81 ~ and sold at.
-r, So 5,e. @te. ~, -= $50 $50
Receipts Of what at -. Louis We're s'.1S
N.i. 90. which --.is SIS and - cars IpGil
which l.1u sk~ ana = ears local. Ia 1891.
Receipts az wheat at primary points were
Ihe Northwest received sl. against - cars
N E-i- chicago received lG>n nu-. and
Kansas cts LH - lA TIL" c~.-trause- were
equal TO 4sftrl bJ. " wheat.
Receipts Or corn ~ - Louis were $50
hu.. or which . cars local aud 8 ears
through. against E.tn bu. 90 which - ears
local and CATS through. iu ENi.
Receipts OF com - Irtmuty points were
shipments were t2ltls ul against -g'''"
bu- Chicago received 1905 bu.. and Kan
s1s Ctty - - lu- The c.egrtnces amounted
Rece.pts 81 oats Wednesday were $500
ou.. Of which 50 cars local and : ears
through. ~ against 5-.St1 lu.. Of which q
cars local and i5 cars through. b. l-L
Receipts OF oats az primary points were
3fs.si7 bu. against 81 .vSJ bu-. IN i$l.. aud
shipments We're 8 .s5l bu-. AGAINST &liq
bu- The c.elranc,~ were l.6vJ hu-
CASH GRAIN. FLOUR. T
WHEAT -Kec,ips las sks ard So cars local
I'D ., IS ~ ssd W. sids aHi g. ior car =
and arE- Its 2 o. D. ard 20 arrive E-sid=, NF
} az C1.c & - D. ani. GEBSc 2 Size. NJ t
colorado ~ @ No. . hard az GtQIc- No ?
turkey. SKI IN sieTator-No rd a. 56Ie. NJ.
J 10 Et ssc Na- 80 tt-sc
,sTSasS. r Ey Simple dino Tn l's 8 a; 5 ssf ans N sars 5
at sssG&c Z side NJ . and No , yellow at
- " SIDE. 40 , white at size ana No ,
.OAT@Kec-ipts s. cars ie-al aad 5 cars
: at Aa13,rc ana fancy az lei Ne AZ 5-G5ge:
No : white a. I1GSE' Ne 8 white Al SIZE Tor
RytSTt sre aud y. sasA
HNiLEiZAt about HgGc
FLoGR-oaousuoas are as follows New soc
wheat hour IN w-o1I-Tatsr'- H&a5-]. s;raigh;s
: s0- Low Eal. s. sG-G1. old iGal5c high@r New
hard winter iu lutte sssFateats S-Nt5l.
sunghts $3.50. clear 8 Sf2 g: spring wheat
salabis & trk 1t Sc Ia large
sai low HEhiFs TO saaey aiis az 81 70 sc. AZ
M" RSR ET5T j1 rRI q sn a, rs . iha n s. ana ap
BTCKwHEAT FLOUR-At s. Ter .sbL
coRSMEAL-City meal Z o. b t9' pearl
HlY-Rscsir's - tons l,eaI AID % ~,hrouEh:
sfI~ 5s = d IN 5.5i9 70 : %,TofIi.
lover grades SIf. Clter-Nu- J--Gl@ac. No 2
fEi Prairie ga W. site-Choice 3"S. No !
WIiSKY-steasy At Nz
LEAD AID sPELTER-Lend sie-s. spsissF
sTR1w-wheat on tk H5a
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spFCIAI.

LEILEL-tI IE'ANE
S.wI York. Oct. silva roultr -Eeceip's To-
cav ave is cars Wertera. g southwestern AM
ere : hthern. with faly g ears moe ay cXrT
Thor. was a continued gcad d'mand for cttfAer
ami fowls. more rar-icuiariy heavy lewis ana
4 plrtIdr o. the stale ailug with the fresh. v icl
Frv : ard chickens left est hsuds al i-c- aud
while re Hnest turkeys brought same aruT%
many wsra thin ard frnmv and 0ent slow a. lie.
Uul-ka auf geese worked out at unrha-c
price. Pigeons about steadv. Ducks. Westrfn-
mixed uafr UdTnr. uther eu1tIft1rs urehanEst o.
Uregess poult- pts to-day 80 pkg TIE
frf~h recclrfs were quite heavy There o. a fsli
suruiy ia transit for later in the week ana con-
sIderahIe due this morning vas net delivered
unf1 4 late hour. There wa sore lncrea.. n
fbs volume q the demand from ireal and out a
town fubhe~ AMI there vas r. sllrhtls better feb
lnr On large chickens. bot MEDIUM grades VIZ"
Without any Improvement. Fancy heavy try-
pirk.-i fowls IN moderate supply and market
Nm a. lie. but latter Wa fun hieh on ave-1gr
hsst nun q dry AMI scalded fowls AveraE- best
WcstcEn scalded chickens sold Al 1idtiif- While
drv-uirkcd rarely brought -mare. There were but
enough Co exceed llic. Spring turkeys more
rfsgfv ans slow. Prtme Western ducks wantrl
sqnahs not en- heavv supply and moving fairly
veu ~ UNCHANGED prices
Duntat5oTs-SprinE turkeys. fa-rv selected 10
rzr do priune. straight bots r9Hl1Lcs do poor -
fafr gaTfcI Chickcur-Wesfsn drT-nlcicd- nvrr
: ~ 10 pair 13izc: Do average dry-picked uEf
f.~.- 10. avdraEc sailed u4 Fovl-WeStarn-
araided. urime izLG11-. Spring
faGf--- E1uah-Whitr. ch1lce. dozen S-s0G.sA-
other quotations unchanged
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r.r d. less traa co.'s All-s. H1zse-So. ! EE;
Lurs- 40. = 81. uEc-l-l ies-
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NATIONAL UNION.
RED sIEa.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

AeA 81. LOUIS aEi.IE. NO. Al. FRAZIER
nal Outer. q EGg.es. viii meet every
Weiur=lay az g y m- NJ Haviiu's Hal
AVZW sixth ard Naiuut streets
~ CuNEAD EMP w. p.
Jro- A Gtrnez. ". Secretary. ilo- Chestnut -.
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LIVE N e LIVE.

That Is cur way We advance money On Fala-
rcs and furniture AZ lowest rates IN the city.
Name your own time. date and amount u paw
usut.. Discount n paid before due. II SICK or
out % employment We carry you. No removal.
strictly ccnndcuuaL VIII take VI vour loan and
1dvnnce NOR VIII call On request. Mound City
Finance Company. te Beaoist building. Ninth ara
Pine IS Phone y a..
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"BRIEF FACTS"

SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
AURORA LODGE. No. q. X. OF y
w ms al pe.sbars Hail. B-osdway and
"a IT street -u5erS sr selu-Jei % be
J hens. \ CIR 5s 1NNFiELD'
CASTLE RAIL-, ROBERT = cowaS
SS css;siy Hvuairx. NNi-;iai All oMASsss' ssI
In M"liaN. trtrt-E g. ~ s o M
sshaiiFR isy Ws54 In "HT 4 E,S5llr yiS'7 se
Asisst: Hssry H La-sbsrt K q
CASTLE HALL or MONITOR LODGE
g SS'esaisr :, @ efeB,a-2a i fiIt r-Sry TSgsr'. (,
~ owe streets as IS. Hai5. E,4;irr hh-'tsl
80 are always Te.e.mg M"mhsrs sHpect-d
" ). Otto. x. otE as
coLCNEIA LopgE No. q, x OF.
- %%if5lq3ssS q. p E1s, Han c5T;az sgIaisE.
s9Sste1 70 De pres-rg Eoei .me vat5rs we
) = Dsmp,.y. k orr IS
q DANox LODGE. 10. :. K. or P.
TX F.ilqrs Han, No NIa;R a9a QUE
O'clock. wo-E IN INK of Rnirhto visitors tBi
members are cordially invited Nema.rs q The
Attest: H. r. Bt-ms. X. 81 r. & :. No. 20
so.eUH p ooIP Den GFg ROW :. enc. e &c h 80 s 5.
F>p SinssfSn 's md ao9 al,y e . TTs,Sry % Ss5al7E
Auh rank u Esluirs F-iiay. oStot-r -
Al m.mherF expected Visitors cor
Hsnry c Scott. X Of R < $
p FUTURE GREAT LODGE No =s x.
% q "a meets every W-iueseey ey-niss a.
"a ans e, 6IS at hswar5s HaI ra,ri.ih
Visiting knigh's fraternity i9yi',l
W a Roberts. x. Of II $.
MoDoc -LonGE, 10. ~ K: or,
"a a. Ancso- Eail. souihvcs1 corner JeTer-
Heights Par. or 'snersan ave car Work IN
u W. ~. ,rp1aeiSS srS IT y,si,;- eSr3iislv fs
vited 20 attend HESRY L FISCHER G c.
Frank M2rtsssv K 4 r ard :
PACIFIC LODGE NO 90. X. OF p.
~ tury building Nnfh ara olive s,rSsts.
Member ezp.et.d and silors ~eouia.iv
II : Tutus. x. Of p IS
PARAGON LODGE, No s. K,.of p
SE1r netts every Tussiay evening" IN Han No
~ STREETS. NeT5 raesaaY. rank o. Knight.
Members exuecte9 ard visi;7rs gn;i..r inri,-L
Alter. rrank Johas55. k CIR IS:
PREMIER LODGE. % : K or P
- Regular ueetinE svery- THURSDAY -v-n-
- Next nsetins. Thursday October 8
NembeTs are r7aaessSa y b TfsSER Sc.sis,'s
: (. witts- X q r g.
RED CROSS LODGE, 70. q X OF
- r. meets Wednesday niEht az odd Fei-
CS lows Hall. Niuth and Olive. streets, DC
fohcr Is Third rank
w TRTCKESauLLER. c C
u ". Beiding. X % r. 3 3
q WALNUT LODGE. 10. IS. X. OF P,
meets every Thursdav evening az
~ o,clock sharp In 9. A r Hall. No ms
Market. street Work D. Tunk % Par.
Thursday evening. October :. Members urged 10
b present: business % importance. Visitors cor
daily invited O. attend.
". J. II. PERKINS c 9
= A. herau. X Of r 6 8. No = North
Thirteenth street
zULEliA LODGE No. 81. X OF -.
meets Monday evening. Octobfr II. In Hali
- 30; j tenth Fer tv-rtr u--t--l-. - o
octock Work IN rank Esquire. Members
expected ard visftars rordIaflv iuvttcd 20 atfeud.
49,. DOCTOR l. s. 6
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ZULElfA LODGE No. -. X OF =.
meets Monday evening. october II. In Hal
- so , tenth E-cr tv-r.r u--t--l-. - o
oeloek Work IN rank Es1uire- hemness
eApectca arc visitors cordially invited 20 attend-
- DOcTOR L 8. LEHMBERG. &C
AAe-t. ~ BROOD. K OF r 3 s.
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.
MONEY rsaavAssoEEgg,r

To employees with less trouble ana embarrars-
ment than beretofote. Our sy1tem makes od
methods . relic Of the past. We give the honest
~tmploys who is barred ~ the bank limited sc-
eommotaii0ns on q fair basis We also huy notes
accounts and collateral OF all kinds. MoneF
loaned, On ehatteis az strictly legal rates. No
Business sransscted quickly and coundsnuaIly.
JOHN MuLHoLLAND.
Tel Main 2N- 81 Century building
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q WALNUT LODGE. 40. IS. X. OF P,
meets every THURSDAY sveninE az 3
- S,clock sharp In Q. 4 r Hall. No ms
- Market street Wcrk On rank % PsE-.
thursday evening. October > Members urged 10
y present: business % Importance. visitors cor
iialiy invited O. attend.
". J. n. PERKINS G 9
p a Msnand, X Of r & 8. No ~ North
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negotiated On frrElturs. planes or any
personal property at 5 Pc cent per annum. con
ddeTtial. Notary Public. SO Chestnut ST.
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To bosn-We. have 1901 5000. 500 t4co, Is
Co. 5000. sea. 4Ssa. Sguo. gg.Ur. $50.
$1,000 $500 and f5o.oo 10 Loan AZ : pcr cent
interest ca exrra god security. ~ Luis city
KEEIEY a co. ur5 Chestnut -
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Ia. Wis and MINI
Bright mfiium-IG eli
LiEh; ami
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M@NEY! MONEY!

~. p. iaaEct. ~ Beno.- bog. Ninth and Olive,
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G0LDEN sea- FEMALE REauLAToR
Monev

NONEY 70 loan on Grst-cIass real state Sc
CURLY Apply TO Adam Weber. Ell Franklin.
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New Yo-t. Oct. S-Bar silver a6X-.
T~urpcutfue and Hoain.
New Tors. Oct. s.-Turpeatlne nrn, uH9c;a
asked Rosia steady.
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DAMON LODGE. 40. =. X. or p.
~ p.S. sveg We-nss-ay sysn.n- Il Cd
Fi-e-ts I~.-inv -c-il-f. urc-1-l~ - z
c'clock- WuTE IN nnk 81 KNIGHT Visitors ard
memhers are cordially Invited Ncma.rs q he
senate take notice. II A GALLANT. c. g
-Attes; u p Strmei. X of r. & :. No. En
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-02
Effective, but Dangerous.

To cleanse glass vases, calafes or bot
ties of any sort nothing is better than a
little muriatic acid. A tablespoonful
rinsed slowly around in vase or de-
canter will cleanse it thoroughly, re-
moving from the glass every particle of
foreign matter The acid can then be
poured into another vase to perform
the same office and even then returned
to the bottle of supply for service on
another occasion. After the acid is out
of the vase or bottle the latter must
be rinsed inside thoroughly first with
hot soapsuds and then in several clear
waters Muratc acid is a deadly poi
son and must be used with great eau
ton and only by an intelligent adult.
A child or servant should never be in
trusted with its use.-New York Post. :,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-02
THE RATS" DRIVEN OUT.

The Arizona Star. announces that it
has surrendered to the Typographical
Union. The Star said several times
within a month that it would never
yield; but that did not count for
much, as the Star is not in the habit of
telling the truth.
There was no compromise. There
was no concession. The Star surren-
dered Internationally under the swish
of the club of organized labor. The
Star is no better friend of union labor
this week than it was when it de-
nounced union labor last week. Tt
has simply been whipped into line. IT
has signed the union scale that it
swore by all the gods it would never
sign. 1t must establish a regular
pay day. and pay its union employees in
lawful currency.
We congratulate the Typographical
| Union in particular and organized
labor in general on the abject surren-
der of the Star. 1t shows what organ
ization can do. When the Star re-
fused to sign the union scale, and be-
gan general war on organized labor
| The Citizen gave it this warming:
We call upon the Star to retrace its
false and dangerous step. We sum
mon the Star to yield to organized Ia
| Dor it's just and reasonable demand
The owners of The Citizen cheerfully
conceded the demands of the union
because they were pust and reasonable
and proper. The Star must affiliate
with the union or place itself in square
and open antagonism to the best inter
ests of the producing masses of the
community.
If the Star had expelled it's rats al
that time, and not waited for the club
of union labor to smite it. it's position
now would not be so humiliating
But then, humiliation and the Star
are old acquaintances.