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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
BY Telegraph.


SFECAALS.
Memphis. Tenn. Oct sl-The river here stands
SIS Iest on ne gauge. a fall OF ! loot IL the last
g hour; me sgsessE Id Sso a55iSse a. noo5 10
siss soT a. giSss and Fss@: IS s09I q an
m. Tor ASspogG The Kaio Adams departed a, 7
p. m for Arkansas Gy. viii a Eood trip The
Polar Wave. via Two sarSss in tow. passed
Hfs ss sS 5s,t 55 * sssS sss: = ss oSi,6 sS-d asa S S.Gs
sacks cottonseet- The Gessgia Lee viii get
L Lay for IN F ShS 9'iFR oiat. i'' caro- and @' James
Padueah. Ky. Oct a-Rive gauge rssds 80
rived az l O'Clock yesterdsy afteTnooa and let
2 FaI Esls aep Ifa az FOR re Ssir TiS this morning I az sc 5Ss
TIE big towboSt Alice Brown leaves for New
orleans aEht ms sIIssnSoh a : GeioSkr sc
Is due out Of The Tennessee River on her nay
t tR 81 Na sR1af i hss aiEa. and LIQUID s s1s q Ter
to-day AZ noon tor C.arksV1lls; has not sTrlved
weather some cooler.
cairo. m Oct, 35ms river s1nss reads Is:
e faiE ana warn ne MaIs H & arTiy s,
She pisEsa % two barTes and departed Tor tas
Upper Hississ-5Pl a. I 49,, Mi5,,i tae Z. u Pa
a a. and ds5arted for 81. Louis az , D. m,
with 6aTEes Of iunesT. me Joe Fowler wss IN
Memphis and iss city OF clifton from the TEA
nessee River.
showed II FEET a SSii o. i q 8 loot. TSs
senator. corHn was IN and out for Natehez The
Sany, was due in this Afternoon The Rees
Prtchad Is due from Yazoo. The gasoline boat
Hazel B., brought here under sTsst with The
Hull family On board. by Sheriff Brennan from
ih' c HSSSs Of Si ne e: Y sssan F4 WITH 's a S PbSsi s,d &c Sum on
board she has a revenue license and plenty o.
liquor.
B.HliaEtOa. Ia. Oct a-The stage Of the river
Il 4 feet above lOv-water marx. a rise CT -
inches since sunday. weather fair and cool.
EoiRe in and out from keosuk,
Grand Tower. H.. Oct. 9--0rey Eagle up
at : a m The gauge reads I5-e feet and rising.
Weather clear and pleasant
WARSAW. III. Oct. 3.-GauSe reads lO.9 feet.
No change IN last - hours Cloudy and wsrmsr.
sidney up and down. Silver Crescent down and
up on time.
Chester, IN, Oct .-Riy on a stand: gauge
]. feet Weather fair. Beats Up: Cape Girar
dsau and Res Lee. I o'clock last night; Chester
$40 last night
Louisville. KY. Oct, n.-River rising; in canal
s feet ! inca: on falls J feet . inches. below
locks > feet S inches. Clear and pleasant
Pittsburg. Pa. Oct. r 5f feet. falling.
Clear and pleasant
Wheeling W. Va oet. a-River IS feet:
falling Gear and pleasant.
oneinnatL. o.. Oct a-River Il feet inches.
Clear and warmer.
Evansville. Ind. Oct. Ri ga feet; fall
ing Cesg and Warrn
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Bears assumed control Of the local grain market yesterday Toward the end OK us
FIRST hour an attempt was made to bolster the prices OF futures. b1to OFFERINGS we're so
free on the uptuu thate even the most uAShu traders were "mhS " IeHb AHH d Mt
siege Heavy local receipts forned the basis OF the selling argument Large shipments
emc in from nearly all scuCus.o OF the hieF-vheat belt and weather mcNuNhs were
Tor a onInuaHo1 al mS movement There was title outside buying demand and many
or the lWgs in sine country we're anxious to ease thF Ines Decreases IN the FEoes1p
ply were rimp'rau
Cmn followed vrcato IN the downturn Despite = continuation Of the mi camTafsn
In Chicago local tr.ers banked IN their aivcsa as TO weather an h-meat<
Dee wheat opened le Of and closed IL - OF
Dec com oield= Ilc OF and coSHlI s14sc Oh
Dee oats cb&1 Ec or
Produce was "a g0I demnnd and values were se2-raly steady for tp-S"@oe receipts
Local securities had good support with haHkrg issues in host inquiry
Yesterdays tas ce1Huss were u5"@. balances %-H- bsrLht IGs "@S cary
between E- ai 9 per cut.
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RIver RInIto Brevitiea.

-Ceptain Tom Ledrer and PILOT John R1llinP.
who were on tho tovboat Fred Seilis. which
had several OF the nues OF her boiler blown out
Sunday morning near Memphis. Killing Mn
Frsnk Hnis and William Phillips, the second
engineer. are residents OF ST Leafs Ths boat
MAS 70 have departed FOR Cairo to-day.
Thu Cane Girardeau arrived yestcrcay morn
ing from Commerce and departed IN the after
noon with q Eood trip she brought In 20
head OF stock
departed for Hickman. Ky, yestcroay Tor q
toW OF lcEx. WAS 4 caller AZ the barber rooms
yesterday.
Tho Columbia arrived from Chester and St
Mays yec=trcsy- bringing a good tnp. she
goes out on the return this afternoon
The river Is rising again. and steamboatmen
expect 10 have 4 gO0d stage OF water all tbs
year.
The Chester arrived from CAPE Girardeau
yesterday morning. She Will depart for the sane
point this afternoon
Charles sloan and John Bird were the
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poor PERSONS" RIGHT TO SUE
Judge Spencer Explains the Law
in Voepel Case.

Circuit Judge Spencer yesterday. in deny
ing 4 motion OF D. Yoepel TO sue the st.
Louis Transit Company as a poor per-
SON." explained the ,aw relating to such
proceedinEsy
= family and earns sf2 a week. ard his son
earns A9 q week. and that he owns n
house worth a.eoo or N.To. subject 10 a loan
OF S,un.
The purpose OF the law IS" said the
Judge. that those who. By reason OF their
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Pensions for southre.tern.u.

ANAa
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct Extensions have been
AWARDED a. follows:
M~issoua-Jacob W. Wells. Annapolis g. John
W GeChesaey. kansas Cty- s. James r. ito
81 Wm. NcNahla. Troy. s.. Charias Re6feiif
John Hunt Msuatlinsiee 81 Tbsnas RSiaslt
Kansas City. 3: Lemusl Daniel. savaun1h, 81.
trenton. 81. Frame: 81 Rs,ts TT-.nto5 81:
james ,. Boston. Jerico. >. VIM. sears Milan
hisEns. AGsmont. 81. Th5aas Il. sniih, S.,i /
SSsBly sl4ue "slser s. Louis. )
Arkansas-James K NcGuiTe Hot spr.n0 IS.
i.setn So,neHSon auntssille IS; Josnslu lrwil.
1ohn MaEuon. Baldwin. s.. WA 3 Leach.
maoi-Eljah King Eilzaeeth.oWn. 80:
James Harttn. National Home. Dansilic. 81:
Joshua Belt canton. s. William McWatts, Wal
nut Hln; 81. William Moore. Altona. SO; James
eota. SO: James ". jackson. Soliiers Home.
Quincy. So Aaron Patterson Aieio. SO. John
Decatur. g. William Mlcs Nisrissa. SO: Thomas
Oys CSIIt ~ Ehllp ~. ONE. 81 VIII
stock Wanla 30: William Hicks. Paris. 80;
Peoria. 81. William r M IN; J95n G : 5ssisa s5:
John kobler. Peoria, 81. Mary Ann Armstrune.
bnquo,n IS qiHor q John ". Ferguson Ca
Indlana-Edvard .Freach. National Home.
81: James Y. Gillum. Oakland CITY. s.: Edwin
Ieile. Solunegs. 81 yosaph r Drain. Lsa-
George Biddlc. vandalia. 81: William /. Stew;
art Indianapolis. SO Isaac Van Nest. New
Goshen. SO: William Wells. Bridget6u. iit: 10
seph y St John. Indianapons. 81; n Ale.
Vernon. SO. John q -Seug. Madison. 81. James
II Tespic. Falkland. $. Gilbert HoicnbaugA.
dead Lea. 81. Joseph n Watkins. Battle
thaniel T Rover. Noblesyiuc. 81. William ".
Bennett. hosonlo- - cathlrine Gallagher. An
dcrSon. .. Rachel kittermAn. washington. 81.
kensas-Wiliam Wa!c Chetupah. s. James
y Narues. Winfield. so. William MeDuuaih.
Soldier. 81; James u. Jones. Girard. SO: Al
marine Allen. Atchisun- SIG. Martin Garvcy. Fl
Mnwood. 81. James y. Aiken. Ottawa. so.
Riehmond carroll F9Et L~eaveuVorth. 81. Mary
Sokishoma-Tsnip II. Ray. Perry. t; s~Iarsare,
ClernCr. Byron. IS
liam II. N1MLln- EIrrn.t- 81.
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Army Orders.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. Oct 0-Army orders were
issued to-day as follows The following
assignments 10 regiments OF officers recent
~ promoted are announced:
captain Eivin ". KiaE to second cayairy.
Colonel Walter DuEEan % tk- TwfntyLfalrth In
fautry: colonel Leon Mat1c 70 the FirT. In
fantry; Lieutenant Colonel GecrEe Brown % The
Tcuth Infantry Lieutenant Colonel Edward w
Pratt 10 the Fifteenth Infantry Mafsr Henry
Benham 90 The Tventy-tniri Infantry: MaJr
Robert Ven Niiet 70 the Tenth Inflniry: Ca9tla
James CoUen to th- Tenth Infantry.
Leave for two months and ten days 20 take
eject NoVcmtcr ]. Is granted Captain Oxen l1ev-
er. QuartefuRster. Fourteenth Cavalry.
Major Montgomery AlcCJmh. Artillery C1rps.
Il detailed - = member q the Board OF ord
nance ar1 Furtidrutions.
The following assignments % oncers q the
artillery CORPS. recently promoted. arc IN
uouncEd.
Captain AIRED 1~iqrran. 20 the Ninetv-aln-h
Company. coast artillery Captain Cha-ie- H.
ton. Jr.. 90 the Oue-hurlr,d-cirhth Company.
coast ARTILLERY. Captain Edward W. Glasgow. TO
the Forty-aecunl Company, coast artillery: First
Lieutenant Robert collins. 20 the Ninth Con-
pany, coast artillery First Lieutenant S. D.
McAllister. % the Coast Artillery; First LiCu-
tenant Robert Arnold - the Sevcnts Company.
coast artillery.
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Irc. you-c chickens. , lbs SO uude-.- l0Izc: ola
..llssras. hens it-. "a ROSTERS &C.. Turkeys, 100
g" oh. 81 tgr yolus. good G.-ssilE worth more
- Ue taE
Dressed p~ourtry-Scalied and uudrawr, with
heads arl les cr-- Drl chickens steady at lie:
sa-ias rhicStG1 ilHI!tc. ROSTERS s.. TURKEYS 10
rf- ulcss I'se.
laUe-The TteUubic quotes selected sweet only:
Iu ss-M4lltFl. per dCz. 81 hlI@-wtEg teal q 80:
rr-a-u i-c teal GE mixed s. canvas back IS:
srf Les-4 s.. w~colrock s.. Jack snipa SIS:
rl.rer So. deer careas-cs- pr To-. &c; vealsoa
sIl ICES Er. rabbits Ms per doz-
Roasting pigs ~ H-Sf. per head
F.- per To- Black bass az I3c;
rrarrle az O. for small 70 g fo- iarFe: dressed
rr o.. s-0c-bul cat az 6iec. Eullheads-
,rrsz.f 20 So AID rrrfs az &c. bGfalo-Ercss a.
dressed az fr large and 3izc FOR small.
1-Euu .11-j-esstd ut .. small AZ &c. g-oss a.
1-l1el a. &C. white perch at C
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CITATION AGAINST SHERIFF.
Court Asks Explanation Why Jury
Panel Was Not Complete.

Circuit judge Wood yesterday ordered a
citation to he issued against Sheriff ]. r.
Dickmann. requiring him TO explain next
Saturday why sufficient special Jurors were
not summoned % try a case. or be held
guilty OF contempt OK court. The panel was
completed with petit jurors and the case
went TO trial.
Before Issuing the citation Judge Wood
sent Tor TIE Sheriff. When he returned TO
the Courthouse he stated that several OF
the trrors for whom summons had beer
Issued were out % town. and Others had
moved TIE Sheriff said his deputies had
used every emort % ohLaln 800
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Appointments in IndiaD Service.

LET ETNNINIa
washington. Oct 9.-The following apS
pointmeuts have been made In the Indian
service:
Mrs +. Bowassa OF Maple Hill. Kas.. cook
at Nfescalero y. II. Mrs. Mabel ". Brown
Of Derby. Eaa, seamEtress at Rice. Ariz. I:
Miss r =. Greene OF Gun. Ind. teacher at
ChiioccO. Ok. Miss Ella a Warner OF
Crotheryill.. Ind. seamstress at Arapaho.
Ok: MIS-. May Murphy or Lawrence. cook
at Haskel lEslitute, sans 5ohn p kreba
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Eo0na OF Washington
City. teacher at Chilocco. Ok. and Mrs.
Minnie 4. Houston OF Edwards. Ok, cook
at Winuehago. Nep-
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Produce.

Butter firm. Quatatt1s. Creamcry-Extra AZ
Ga. nrsts 2g1c. seconds srl2c-- ~
i9fE0. nfsts I1ulsc. grease -C Lad4e-plcked-
Extra ISGlec. tfsts l-al1irr. C1untg-Cholce Is
ais: BOG 10 faiE uG5e. sou iiGs1 Eenovatel.
god isHz3c.
receipts = ui9-- Receipts lbs
ioCat and So through. shipped Ltf0
Cnerse-chblnE= Twins ~ E-c, slrrl.s I.Ec.
dairies E'.c. y A. L-c: lcus horn Iettc. Lin
hur-er lie. Swlss-Nc- f1TA AZ t-I4Hc. cholge
old At 1sl11c. brick uf-c.
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pilots on the City Of Sheffield. that was burned
yesterday morning al Grand Tower.
-Ths GREE EsEis will arrive this morning
from Commerce she has been In the trade
only four months. but has worked W a large
business. With the Cape Gira-deau the packets
are giving the trade the best service II has had
IN many years
-Considerabls freight Il helnE received FOR
the Lotus sims. which. departs on her nrst tup
20 Nntchcz to-morrOw- she u resolving New
Orleans freight also
The Rees Lee arrived early yesterday nom
fnE from Memphis. and went out on the re-
turn In the afternoon with n good trip
Tn City OF clifton viii arrive shortly from
the Teanesseo River with Il large cargo OF lum-
Der.
r. u. Imbodsn and wife Of New Madrid.
10. we're passenEers on the Rees Lee ysster-
day. en- route 20 their home.
-Ths Sidney is due to-day from Keokuk.
She viii ~ out 70 burlington In the after
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GRAINS WORK W
ON HEAVY RECEIPTS.
CHICAGO BUYING Is IT,
NORED.
Corn Follows Wheat ON Down
Turn and Closes
Weak.

Both wheat AID com were h-mIacsei IN
tae local grain El-tNrt Ng-teitt-. tFt-
! able weather. heavy receipts and H--risA
crop reports were The factors There WIS
some buy1ns early. Lut AFTER TIE AS h.lt
hour not even manipul4tre tatk -.am CAi-
cagO availei 20 Prevent e decline. Sr.llls OF
hong wheat BEGAN 81. soon as t-e .1cll Re
ceiptS were I-l-t-l. anu CJuL.-cl until the
cHl OF tht session
Visible supply uf wheat tho past week
increased lgitJe bu-- az asaiuSr an ln-
cre2se OF Llssuu uL- 10 leL ST. LoIts stocks
decreased ~.vy On. and Cll-as1 decreased
Svpr bu f9tal Vslal supp. -.hitt 9l-.
S~sainst &sl.VN DG. last week and @SJV9
bu- IN lrL
Wheat "a ccc-r Tlssage ah5at for Europe
the past week estimated II ES~t"lO ba-.
against ZIlt,eJ Ju. . week 800. increase
Worlds shipments o. wheat 10 Europe
Tor the past week reported az ln.-ss.ttI u-..
AGAINST u-s'@oyJ hu- a week $50 and $780,
Dee wheat openel &c OF and soId At:
CO.'S "sc "ae te-c. q sc, &c,
lie d-e. Iilc. &c. H.r -c. s5sc-
weather conditions were favorable FOR corn
anu the market followed wheIt IN the
eown-turn- Local receipts. were fairly large
visible supply OF corn the past week de
9.NJ IN L9l. St Louis stocks decreased
eco bu. and Chicago decreased 2lI.0J bu.
Iotal visible supply 2-l.rD bU. against >
s4l.vV bu- a week ago and B.ii5,t,v ou- Ia
Corn on ocean passage adoat for Europe
tne past Week estimated a. 4V.aE,EV uu-s
against SOl5cy Du. the previous Week In
crease 5.5s0.eyV bu-
WORLDS shipments OF corn TO Europe thu
past week reported al Z.ssl,to1 bu-. against
1,eiSc0 bu- a week asO and l.s5i.VN bu. last
year.
Dec. corn opened sG.c III and sold at:
flizc. Eac. A-c. as. sc bsc. &c. t4c. .
4Asc- 4=c fGsc /
Receipts OF wheat at s.. Louis. Sl421 bu-.
OF which 4Sa sks and % cars local and p
cars through. against G.sS2 bu,. OK which
Isl SKIS. and - cars local and Z cars
through IN 1901.
Receipts OF wheat at primary points. !
1851 hu-, against i.=1I.Oeo bu. IN l+l and
4sG.1bS bu- against &-uo bu-
The Northwest received LIS cars. against
iO1 cars in 1914 Chicago received ul.h3
bu.. and Kansas City no bu- Ciearances
OF wheat and -four 5f7,0o bu-
Receipts o. corn al 81 Louis. $500 bu-,
OF which 4 cars local and - cars through. J
against 1850 bu-. OF which 81 cars local AID
5 ears through in EoL- Samples on tx
steady but slow. 3
Receipts OF corn at primary points $500
bu.. against 1G,o01 bu In lstl. and the snip
meutS 5D,SS bu.. against $500 bu- Chiga-
go received 20. 30 bu= and Kansas City So
90 bu- Clearauccs 5L5 hu-
Receipts Of oats at 81 Louis 1880 bu-.
OF which fC1 cars local and % cars through.
against $3.50 bu. Of which - cars local and
{ cars through IN 1901 shipments $50 hu-
Receipts OF oats at primary points S9.-
bu.. against 5000 bu. in 1891. and th!p-
S5I.2ii bu-, against 1000 bu- Clear
ances 19.sS bu. Z
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poverty. would D. deprived II their right
10 pre-ent just claims iu THE courts or the
Ir~oceeci1--. shall De relieved from ne nav
mtgt ot the cost But tae right To sue as 4
poor person is not one wEion can be
scf-sIcrifcc."
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xew Rural Mall Routes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Washington. Oct. 0-Rurai free delivery
service win be established December I at
lockwood. Dade County. No. with three
carriers. Length OF routes seventy-oua n
onc-half miles Population served. 1,esS
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Hides

Ii4es steady. Dry Irr-Texas heavy I5c; Tex
n a-.ra-- -@-c: fa-iea l3rI5.c: native and
Ar-lEs7 i-c. 80. { native 11l=c: No. , native
- -zs- AID So-.a lie: buif f0c. culia
or rl-r hone. each &C Dry salted-Round.
..t L- rl-3. GrIt ftsc. No.. I 1slzc: No.
Ga S1.ted-E1uud &c; selected. No. I
So @ lrr- lU ir Jess per 70.
ue1 COW -t- part cured &C rer ID. less than
cured u-eCg-- C less pr H. than cured: cuilB
40 %-tI- hose. No. ? H. IN
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Ca.b Grntn- FIour. Etc.

WHEAT-Recelpts asa SKIS AM IS ears hal
ard > cars through. BY sample Dell No 2 rel
red at tslc 70 7lAc ". and e,f-e % 7orscf- stie
No. I al bsufNc ". and tsFtNc e SIDE. rr1-ctel
AZ G1ec; high n9-grate % Hard winter. met \
low TO 5Oc Tor cholce. No. Z at SIC 10 &c AMI 50
sc for fancy: No. . mxh az 0c
~CORN-Rccsipts = cars local AID - cars
Sc W side. No. : Vhita a. SC W and No }
.oNT@Rseeipts - ears local and i, cars
No. 3 NJ 11asc % @c- No = AZ &c to SIC; no.
grade at sc 70 &c. latter hot. 40. 2 waite At
Ei=c 20 slizc. No 4 white Al 11c 10 =c' no.
~HAT-Res-ipts. 60 tons local an 80 tons
through. shipped IS tins heayy o9eTi1ss
- lower for timothy Local dealers GOOD buy
erS. and a moderate shiDplns demand
RYE-No. . CSC ani M : fSc
BARI-EN-At about slfec-
FLANSEEp-At HI
FLOUR-ouotatioar were as follows: son
winter ouT-Fateuts AZ E-FlJ.@, sts1ights 81
a3S extra fancy a. A9s-- clears So
patents H-I75.s0: 5~traiEhts Sa310; clear SD
Isl spring wheat patent N-GeJ-l5. bulls Fore
going prices for lots from FIRST halts. trk- " At
Dept this side. On.cs highsr
ERAN-Saiahie L side basis a. SIC IN
large and &c IN small SKIS. mEt feed In JOS
al 7sds7e and ships az Sc 20 - On direct or
In lees del = side az Etsc Tor bran an4 sc
for midA At mill bran sells At D57sc and ships
rye FIoUR-JobsiaE At r.s3 IN jute SKIS. and
BTcKWHEAT FLoUR-At $50 per bhl.
CORSMEAL-Cty meal T. o b. $50. pearl.
Erits ana homiav 80
WHISkr -Stendy az GlG
LEAD y SPELTER-Lead a. - speltcr a.
STRXW-wheat on trk tIJ,aS. rye s5gs fo-
rev and SsIs fcr OIL
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Pension Exnmfncrs Named.
REPrHLIc sPEcIAL

FLJLA
Washington. Oct 0.-Doctor ]. A.. CueIte
has been appointed a pension examining
surgeon at Wlnona. No.
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AnVANcEs MApE
HONEY! MONEY!

EhST-PAYNENT DAN on PIANOS HoCsE-
HDLD . OR GOD SECURITY.
We viii maize you the CHEAPEST LOAN IN
The cEy on CIR new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
which is the easiest PLAN In the world.
The can he arranged 50 that you
can rcpay the loan N easy WEEKLY. MONTH
Li - EARLY payments.
Our PLAN enatlcs you 10 repay your account
without any trouble Or !ncuuyen1ence 10 yourself.
RESEMBEB- We NEVER REMOVE
We Will give you Z u TINE you want
and wili carry your lcaE a. long as desired.
We pay al your bills and advance you more
mercy. L is easier 20 pay one than 4 number.
MENT. We WILL EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
Remember. IN dealing with Us there are no ad-
vance charges whatever.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT IF PAID EFORE DUE
u you cannot call. WRITE or phone. and we
Sil se1d o1r sgs1t 20 geuE place With ne lloneys
NV YORK 60. ROOMS 2T-2S-29
y l0s FELLOWS BLDG. INT
y OLIVE SIS TELEPHONE MAIN SsSN.
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked q feet. In
dicating 4 rise OF 6 or a foot during the last
IS hours.
Business along the Lvee yesterday was fair.
Weather fair.
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RYE-No CSC hni M .
HAHIEN-At about sfIe1c-
Tf-1L
Sd. Loui. Cnrh Mnrkrt.
g.. IouI. Fntpre prire,

Dec. wheat 7utsc, pu;s res. calls 7oEG
5eae Dee- corn NaVmse. puts ieG@Bc. esla
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River Fnrrrnnt.
RIrer md nuaIne

The rivers in this sectioa will show slish
changes.
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ANCIENT FREE AND


GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
~. A. T. & A N, win hold stated com
munication at 7:50 o'clock Tuesday even
~ ing. October .. al Masonic Temple,
Grand and Finney avenues. Work in the F g
degree. Members earnestly requested and visit
ors fraternailv Invited. A. L MARION. ". II
Henry Lihou. Secretary-
MISSOURI LODGE. NO. !. AZ. A.
M--Stated communication on Thursday.
November 6. 1909. at I'D D. m. Corin-
wv Than Hall. Grand Avenue Masonic Ten
ME a II degree. TENDERS and visiting
krsthTen are frsternally invited to attend.
CHAS. MCLEAN. W. n.
Joha II. Deems, Secretary.
TUSCAN LODGE. NO $50. A r. & 4.
M-Twenty-eighth and Washington ave
nue-There will be a regular n
M cation OF Tuscan Lodge held this Tues
day evening. October n al 80 0eloek
Fharp- Work in 81. NJ degree Zone candidatel-
Members requested TO attend Visiting breth-
JNo. z BISHOP. W. NJ
Fred A. Smith. Secretary.
q WEST GATE LODGE no. +5. A T;
~ A. M.-Stated meeting this CTutsdayl
NIX evening, at 10 O'Clock. Of Grand AMI
FInney avenues. Work Visitors vel
a Rawsou, Secretary.
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Cape Girardesu

To-Day's weather.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

To Memphis, BLOODHOUND Trip, Slz.OO.
INCLUDING MEALS AND BERTH.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cap Girardeau.
Cairo, Memphis Helena. 0reenvtile, NfctsburE
ard EstcheL taking freight for al way land
inEs thiE side SeE Orlears and landings on Ar
kansas River 70 Pine Blun-
PETERS LE "wednesday. Oct = 5 ?. -
LIZ. Friday, Oct -. 5 p ~
RES LIE. Monday, Oct -. 5 ?. N.
Prom Wharfooat. foot Olive 81.
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LOWER HisSIssIrPI.
EAGLE c K COMPANY.
Through TO Naiche7 Without TTansfsr
81. Louis and Tennessee River Packet Co,

STEAMER CIT OF CLLFToS
WIN leave Eharfboat. foot ot P1as
IT, street. Friday. october -. a. >
~ p. n. for STE GeRevisvs. Chester.
Neeley'S CAPE Girarieau. Cairo. Metropolis. Pa
ducah and All landings on TenneEsee River. 10
Waterloo, Ala JNO. q MASSENGALE. agent
phuneENaIn "a I'D An.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan OF the Rivers

Monday. Oct -. ISl1
Stations. DANGER. GauEe. ChanFe.
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ALPHA COUNCIL NO. L LEGION OF
XtH Honor, meats second and fourth Tues
EN days. Derie Hall. Grand and F1nnsy. ave
nues. CHAS. A. HOCTS. Chancellor
A. Dryden. Recorder.
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HONEY ADVANCED SHARED People,

NC publicity: no security: VIII poEIuveiy make
better terms than you can secure elsewhere; pay
HeutE 10 suit c0nyentence; We loan money on fur
nfture. EQUITY 90,
lGe Union Trust building.
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YORK pEHTAL R0OnS.
GOLD. sILvER AN NICkEL PLAT1NG.

" repiates and repairs sllverware. gold
plates watches. ~lewelry gcel work; cash Tor Old
gold silver, platinum EOS y. Seventh -.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACcABEEs.
KNIGh1s Oh HoNoR-

Gsz MOUNT OLIVE LODGE no. "a K
E,zSt o. H. meets every Tuesday At north
ELK vest corner Twenty-second and Frank.
-, IN ayenue Az knights Of Homer arr
A z. HOTTOS. Dictator, aof Wash
"m- Mcconnell Reporter. no Walnut 81.
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DENTISTRY.

BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. 05 n. Broad.
way-Sets OF teeth. 81. painless extraction. l5c.
bridge work. - Open sunday until J.
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90UNM,s9

That e our way. We advance money On saia-
ries and furniture Al lowest rates In the city.
Name your own time. date and amount OF pay
msnt Discount q raid before due. II sick OF
ont OF employment We carry you. No removal.
Strictly conndgnual. WIZ take up YOUR loan and
advance more. VIII call or request Mound City
Einance Company. 42 BeaoiEt building, Ninth and
PING "a Phone B a. .