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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-12
SOCIALISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Young Ladies of st. Marks Decide
to Give Euchre.

The Young Ladies' Sodality OF st. Alphon-
suSs Church. at its last meeting. elected as
officers: Mamie Lyons. PRESIDENT Emma
Bauer. vice president: Eva Delaney. secre-
tary: Elizabeth Crabb. treasurer; Susie Ian
caster. librarian: Annie Ausbro and Emily
Kelly. assistant librarians: Kate Cooney.
Agnes Scott. Margaret Garrison and Mary
Dewey. directors; Jessie Crab5. historian:
Tessie Mcnamara and Fannie n
sacrtstans: Ella Bauer. organist: Dele Sor-
raglan, banner bearer; Mamie Harrison and
josephine Gratian. ribbon bearers.
The Young Ladies' Sodallty OF st. Marks
Church, Page boulevard and Academy ave
nue.. will give a euchTe in the old church
building. Wednesday evening. December Il.
Among the prizes Will be q s. gold piece
The game VIII at 5 o'clock.
St. Roses Branch. No. 137. Catholic
Knights and Ladies Of America, ct its
meeting held last Sunday. in ST. Rose'a
Hall. Etzel and Goodfellow avenues. elected
Charles J. Byrne president. Frances Nc
Ennis financial and recording secretary,
Mrs Charles J. Byrne treasurer, Mrs. ]. II.
Duffy trustee. and Daniel Dee sentinel.
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james ~IanEwell. brother Of the late Captain
George Ianpweli of New Orleans. was a visitor
AZ the TarhOr rooms YESTERDAY. calling on old
time acquaintanceS among the pilots.
Tie Cape Girardeau arrived Yesterday from
Commerce with good patronage. She Will depart
on the return this afternoon.
Pilot Gus H!ncr went out on the Josie vester-
day with Captain William Dipple. The Josie Is
bound for Arkansas City for a tow Of logs
The Peters Lee departed yesterday evening
for Memphis with a good cargo.
Captain Fitzgerald Of the Lee Line, who vas
taken suddenly Ill while his boat was at Cairo.
is Improving. and will be able to come TO his
home IN a few days.
The City OK Savannah goes out to the Tennes-
see River to-day on her maiden trip.
The ferry-boats at Alton have been compelled
to lay Up on account Of the heavy Zee.
The Belle OF Calhoun Is due this morning
from Calhoun County landings.
The ferry steamer Carlos :. Greeley OF the
Madison County Ferry Company was lowed to
her winter quarters yesterday IN the deep eddy
below the rock dyke south OF the Merchants
bridge.
The Columbia was taken out on the wars at
Carondsiet yesterday. TO remain for the winter
The Chester arrived yesterday afternoon from
Cape Girardeau with a good trip. Shs goes out
on the return this afternoon.
The towboat New Haven and barges have
gone into winter quarters above Venice.
Captain John Simmons brought in the Peters
Lee. N place OF Captain Fitzgerald. who is Ill.
Upon her arrival from Calhoun County to-
day the Belle OF Calhoun Will go into winter
quarters
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PrOVfSfDuS.
stardarh sISla per 10 bis. N q


Pork-Sew standard slsI5 per u" Dis IN d
jobhinS way. r.
$40 -. kettle rendered n iie: cotipSahd %.
thus: Hams-l9-av- at lgEc. Is az &c. : q,
.sr. lbs at 80. I>s at $50. - At stsc Sklnhei
hams-lJs. -ST2Js at i"c aul 2-F-is az stsc; tiii.
f5-uIas -. New York sro!lieTs tilnl-.aN-b
Sc. From the block del: Hams AT &C . -
a. in average: bellies At Sc % nc CO. 'dlIo'-
rias at I@&C. New York shoulders AZ ,
-; : Meat-Nothing p%Ss'n,e d'otss ~ r6, On
ia a jobb!nE way ranged: Extra snIttS AZ 80:
cribs at sc; short clear at &c: h,.neS az -:
plates at Sc: fat backs at Sac: stahiard oachs
ct lUc. Dealers charged higher on nEcrtS .
Bacol-Breakfas- bacon at IRON 4c 81 -
to Zoe for light: hams at Gi4ulSr- oaIiiornias
81 sl-c: New York shoulders al Ip: pam
smoked lots in a jobb'ng way rahFee- eS SIr
bellies at He; plates at ?izc: iat RACKS az Ips'
standard backs at Ne. Higher charsHu on crleLs;
Tallow-Countsy ~ 6G5'.c. Stflct: I'inhe az
Csc: No. > at SC. Packing. choice at osc.
cleo Stearin-Steady at i2c-
~Grease-Country: Brown S'sc. yellow 80 arc
white 4.sc. Packers st1ck-Rr.wr at 4'ss4=ic:
yellow at 4sGiEsc: white az Ir''2c ..
Veals-Choice small at &C per 10; Shcics neaFF
at 5t-c: heretics at i6i;sc. sheep "a"'2e per No.
thin ewes at ed2I2c: lambs iHJc- IT,
Beef-On orders: Rbld-Flate ana fui,ci aid.-
kct and roll at 81 ~: mess at SlIh-'5: Ht'e' IS
at ia;sc: tongues at 14I4c Ter 10; lnslGes lie:
knuckles lie: outsites 10i-diir- r.,
Live OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ lic MiNei
Ducks &c. Geese loaI1c. Live pigeons anu
Dressed P~cnitrycscalde and u-d.awn. with
heads and legs on: Ole Chickens at '2c' sPFlhS
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REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
The rad pisR F Sxli DEF lef, r on sne ST. di4fs n5 5r = Is so :
Cairo. The John S. Hopkins from Evansville
return trip at 4 p. m. The Charlotte Boeckeler
with a big tow OF lumber passed up at O'Clock
or. steamer Lily. arrived this morning at 3 O'clock
and has gone into the Tennessee River FOR win
ter quarters. Weather warm and c. udv all day
and the nToSnec,s are god for rain tonight.
Memphis. Tenn, Dec. 1.-THE river here stand,
HI n.Srt feet r,i a E E,sT q isa a. OF da a = t9St IN u ,no las "A "a "a
Lee arrived this afternoon from Cairo with a
- to-day were Isl bales cotton. 10 bags seed cot
toa and ISs' sacks cotton seed,
feet. showing a iali Of g OF a fool during the
lat "a hyGTs, Light raia and cooler. The Char
Company. The Dick FSwIer was in and ont on
tine. The stacker Lee arrived from Memphis
at : p m. and departed for ~. Louis a; 3 p. N.
yLekSsaTF. Mis- Dec. n.The gang fo,Gay
flower. The Warren is due from Yaz9o, The
Senator Cordill is due from Natcaez.
Chester. III, Dec, n.-Rtver falling: gauge 81
a, M: City OF Giifton. $50 a. 'Dnf% nv: yath; Matsa:
dora arrived late las; night ami departed for
barge. 1879 a. m.
Cape Girardeau. Mo-; Dec. LL-weather cloudy
down. The city Of ciittSa down a, : p. m.
Burlington. Ia. Dec. 1.-THE river is stlll fal!-
ing slowly. but will probably be on a stand soon.
The ice is still running. The weather IS colder
and threatening
New Orleans. La. Dec. n.-Weather rainy. Ar
rived: Satcnez. the Bends. Departed: Chaimetie.
the Bends.
Cincinnati. o., Dec. Rive 1873 feet: fall
Ing. tain and cool
Pittsburs. Pa, Dec. 11.-Rive 65 feet: sta
ti"'a4.. ,.Oudy. miG.
Wheeling. w. Va. Dec. II.-Rive : feet 4
ircnes: falling. Rainy. cool.
Warsaw, H.. Dec. I.-GauEe reads So feet. a
fan VI 5 OF Il foot in last "A hours. Weather
cloudy and much warmer.
Louisville, Ky. Dec. -Riy stationary: in
canal. 8 feet 3 inches: on falls. s feet l inch: be-
low locks. Il feet . inches. Rain and warmer.
Evansville, Ind. Dec. 11.-Rive falling. AZ.
Cloudy. warmer. Business brisk.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Tie REPUBLICS Quotations axe 70. ar lots in
i0ys cn srtSs ar GsarSed higher. r-
Dbl rom col: s;ogase: Ben
W. - so: winesaDs from S.3 10 s.: willow
t"iE &::&.5. and Roman beauty s-Ns225. ac-
soc Z hbi: less. Bulk at S~l-21E:l.25 per loo on trH.
GKAfESCatawHa az isa-pc per pony tasH-i
P~EARS-siow sale. Quote Keitar at sc2q259
Per I5t for choice:
FAciFIS I3ASF GITs.GGa!;sTai psars-
Euerre :;;a!rgeal At DO Pr 5o-i5 box: buerEs
oEANGES-Mexican, sgngrl on TX at $50;
~ $5..5a$5S. and seedlias a; s2.fyi355 on trS.
OF orders 25uJsc PEI box higher.
fo rH 5hS,ss ana s5 for Sa t S55: @" ys s7iti Of q, So So
fISSE :if TX S5is5s a; y. s "a! 'i prF aoz,
GiRHie ERi;trF-yamai:a at s,ssa4s 80 per box.
MALAGA G~KkPESIsea5@ Der Dbl.
CoGoANUT-s-eI22 per f.@M =. trk.. and IN
toh4inS way =, $-51I2ss per - -.
$ ~ a 81. .Lats var;s,es a. ss@as5a: 90
faro waite SIX: g!9r stock .ess. Nebraska AMI
CNIGNLNaI;hern led at ssas5c delivers. IN
bulk ard GE.Cc akt!. Yellow 5sc: North Ms
sg-ri at GG45c. according To condition. white
I,GABBAGE-Holiand a. :l9ale PEI t2n for
AyERkRAUT-sI-5 per H-bbl. and rs per
bbi. on orders higher
GUMBO-New ORLEANS al 81 Is a case.
Recommendations dollhouse a. S.JoGi-.s
pr doZ. Florida sirG a crate.
SW EFT FpTATCES-E-rmuda at SGInc: Nan
seuIIri at e0G soc for yellow to SoIOc for red.
queen at 6tg65c per bu. box
TOMATOES-Fforiia at $l.D4e per boasket
crate FOR poor TO $2.SoG5 fox choice. California
As at S.3I1.51-
Observation-Disclosures small lesi2o, and cho:ce
large 3QAc peg doz. punches. California At $50
3.25 a crate. Homegrown at 25QSsc per d1Z.
punches. Celery roots Se1 foc per toz-
EEET1HcHle-growr at 81 a Dbl or Joe Per
bu. Loose.
CARROTS-Nor,hen at 55c per loo lbs Home
grown AT ic per bu. and SO a biol
Orleans a. S2-svGS a bbl
EGGPIANT-F1O-ida at SIS a crate and JIG
SOc Up 10 81 a Guz., according 70 size.
grown at l5GDc per d. COX.
New Orleans iJC per dOZ. punches.
TI~HNIrS-New homegrown at l5GSc per bu
GHHofRsERkDisfi-At 2-5ees per Dbl. On orders
higher.
G~AELfC-N.w Orleans new at JuSc per ID.
SOIASFI-Hubtard at b0GGc per leo lbs.
2Ji5Uc per Gcz. lunches. &C
cort!n, to variety and s!.s.
STRING; BEAN-fIOFtta at sl-t5I2 a hamper
Texas i-3-bu. at oJl5Jc and louisiana at $3.50.
MUSTARD l5c per bu. loose.
BRUSSELS i2i-c per quart.
Orleans at iSQNC a do5.
ENpINE-New Orleans at 81 per Dbl.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.
To Memphis, 3 7.OO-ROund Trip, 81. 90.
MEAL AND Berth.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Care GiIardeau.
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Grecnvile. Nicksburs
and Natchez. taking FIRE Eht for all way landings
this side New Orleans and landings on Arkansas
River to Pine Bluff.
LEE. Monday. December Is. 5
2. n.
PETERS LEE Thursday. December IS. S .. m.
From wher:boat. foot OF Olive street.
Phones: Main iD5A. Kinlo CHI A T5s.
We. Albitz, Com. Agt. d. NJ. connors. Cen Agt.
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z. J. HYATT.
Local Forecast Official.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

Lml. buyers took II If the wheat md corn in sight and asked for m-s yetarlav
The session was remarkably bulish- considering the" character f the Government crop
report issued "Wednesday afternoon. ." the fleet that the condition Of III. wheat crop
vas almost perfect \, the opening foreign markets were strong and there was b tier
inquiry than on "Wednesday. with reported cearar,c7 Of = loads FOR Em,i.an
Receipts we're Hht and offerings snail and ttrGu.rt Vu.zmItr news Wa
as buRh. Buying was brisk throughout tho session. In. the ti hm; many
traders who had sold short the previous day Were" anxious to recover their hullGrs
Weather news and hm! speculative conditions cousM-I to aid the corn longs Tie
fled! iv ,rne- through his brokers. that much OF the COIN delivered up to
date was below grade had an uuipbude feet in the advance. From nearly all SECTIONS
of the belt came reports Of excessive moisture and Ht. !wiS Ifn active, options We
strong at the close"
Doc wheat ofcneI &c up and closed &c Up
May wheat opened Lie. of and closed ".H-c up.
Dec corn opened - VI and closed lie up.
lay corn opened! - up and closed t% up
FAY oats closed 3 up
Prices for urmil. were @ourlNy fm. with a good d,mAaI Toy ti-=raa-r ..HpS
Local securities were" mainly on the downturn 81 LWS Irh@lt. and Mercantile
Trmt had inside support
steady between and -" r cent
SPOT cotton ws. steady u the" local market
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,rt,cclInneous Markets.

FEATHER-SelI readily as follows: Prime
SKIS. sc; prime gray do. 25c in small and Sc
in large * o. white %sSfS y sgt; X ny,
on snail SIS and 3 peg cent on large chickens
DEERSKIEs. ~ETC-Prtme deerskins &c per
ID; buck tail .: Texas at &c: antelope lc per
EEESwAXIonie At @ltec per h. FOR prime.
SHEEP PELTIFuil-w6oI paIts nomiraIy &c
TSl: sheirl!ngs a: loH-'c; dry stock fallen etc
EooTL0ur,-. per ID Ginseng sG25a35:
seal {5c: b!ac. &c: May apple 2+sc: sake $50
bS, E a41H Of S1 T5St w W. b,-k .; neSe ~. BOO! Z &c &c:
blueias &c. SassafFas-Bark CT root Sc: Wild gin
SSUNFLowER sEED-Norninal a, n,aa115
LINSEED oIL~Raw st 4sc: bulled at sc:
%AsT3k T G,IMIe;s a5 g e5 s ssi-. ,o,., per ID.
for No. l and loc for No ,; small quantities &c
COTTON-SEED white i5c: yellow
AZ: summer white &c: yellow AZ Csc; salad &c.
H3NEY-ouo,e: ~c?mh77DaJk at loal1s: choice
at = f8% sla = sh naT e9 G2.oFi ES,r Te;sd and at l t,Ia if n
Southern in e5is; at 80 IN cans '+"''-''
c=alit2fEla Il isFs e a, quot in a jonbins way a,
&L@5 per Is-bbl. and at se.e5 per 6bl on orders
anorsGGSeWSSsw YORK at 55G5sc: Western at
SegSieii t Bava 1,.sa: 81 Me5 5ig4'e a, s,c. graduated s..
PEE y, $ GsT BIZ m2Ee This sids. Whit.
sc BahN at s ~ y: sTiit PEAS at &: 'i biack ssyss at ):
California pink tper h. at go G4c: New frfH
EMPTY BARRELs--C6aI oil. turpsntire ard
gasoline 95c: vinegar 15c; black oil Jac: l.rs.tt
light oil and varnish sc: sugar 15c. whisky Sc:
do. half bbls. s,c: wine Sc: saUerkIaut Ac;
pickle 45c: salt &c: -four i5c: molasses 20c: lard
ties. Sc: l5c Of; for each broken head. = for each
M0SSEGray mixed 1r2G1a4c: gray. brown and
black mixed at 244c: machine picked \ a; Ss3'ge;
NE at 3t.Tfc: Y ut t;zaSc: MINK at al
Sic: inferior picked less: extra black &c.
BROOM CDRN-Non1inaiiy firm: quote. per ton:
Fair s0nsD: common k;G050: choice AT $50 20.
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs: Country rags at &c.
old rope. No. 1 Manila si5l; No. . at Jlc: rubber
at $50.
BoNEs-Choice bleached at SIS per ton: other
SCRAP IRON AND METAL-Per I9 lbs:
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Stocks of Grain in Store.
Produce.

Er-ta- rT7. Cu.rati0ns. CrsaUery-EStr nc:
e-sts 2sTcsc: seconds 2SIaic. ~Dairy-ENtTa 2lp
&c: hrsts- lsalsc: grease +a5c. lladie1p acks".
tic: poor To fair I9uiJc- RenoE atsi.Gooi 2iI-ZS.
Eggs-Currcnt receipts. -iH--c fece'pts LOO
local and Ia through: shipped 90.
on oTt"-S: TWINS lSG: s!nsips
I3;,C: Daisies i@I-c: Y. y. i3S.c. Long horns I've.
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lit!"2 S'.l.N- Is ..-- i"yH- heavy III
T.N1s a.s.--y - .a..H '.iis :-ti.e and
-t--=:-t- H.. - / rarl-- H. -. : n.:ls
light aIl ~.Ith e. bulls -t. rs!i- ~ -lu-
."ls-. .i-L. - Sry-sG,-.l-g.un h=ayy
--". i'.GG- light ! -. n / l. 49,. y. . ."G.
~" ->t.'7--k -1a ~. >-. ted " / -, 50
- -.i NJ = iut. r. less :r-r lH- rnCa sow
iE.. It-t st.Et! - - p .@ss than cured. III
.Erl! j" Pr 3D. les r-.1 CI--I. calls r. horse.
y. . -. hose. ~. . ST. Gl-uT-l less.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC

Train
Princeton. Louisville. LeNirs-
ION and way stations. Chat
tanooSa. Rome. Atlanta Ma
ToCa and points in the South
east
Noun. Vernon Accommodation
Princeton. Louisville. LaNiIS-
Ton arl way stations. Knox
VILE. Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston. Macon and all
points N Florida erd the
S-utl.ast
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Harhor gauges yesterday marked III feet. IN
diCatinE a fall Of 9 ~ a foot in u hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was mod
crate.
Weather, cloudy and wet
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ST. LOUIS FUTURE PRICES.

May wheat &c to T7i8c: puts Sic; calls Tkf
T7Ec. MAY corn 4Ic: puts h'sc. calls Ale. puts
on Dec corr. f.c: calls SOC.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

MOUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. 242: WOOD:
men Of the World. meets every Friday az
,Zickers Hall. Newstead avenue and North Mar
Eet street. Visitors are invited and members ex-
&C. ". Tackle. Clerk. 1905 Arlington avenue.
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Train. Depa!t
| Valley Park Accommodates t6:So an
Valley Park Accommodation..-. :s:O5 an
Pacific Accommodating .----.-. tS:eo am
Texas and Kansas Mail. for
Paris, Dallas. Ennis. Hous-
ton, Galveston. Carthage.
.IouIin n Wichi;a..--..---- SO am
| Pacific Accommodation 10000. :l:le Pm
| Valley Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm
1 Meteor for Springfield. car
thage, Joplin. Wichita. Vim
! ita. Oklahoma, Denison.
| Sherman. Dallas. Fort Worth.
| Waco and Brownwood-..------ 80 pm
| VALLEY Park Accommodation. tt:1c pm
| Valley Park Accommodation. So p1
| Pacific Acknowledgement. ts:2i pE
| Texas and Kansas Limited. Tor
| Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
| Paris, Dallas. Greenville. En-
| mis-. CorEicana. Houston, Cal
| weston, Austin. san Antonio.
| Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
! Burton and the West.....--. 's:S5 Pm
Western Express Tor SPRING
! field. Vinira. DeniSon, Sher-
| man. Oklahoma Carthage.
| and joplin pN
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Y AKCANUM.
OF HONOR.


cA7 PARAGON LODGE. No. 5Oss. X. OF
ExXM H. meets every second and fourth FRI
YHR day at Liederkrarz Hall. Thirteenth AMI
Chouteau avenue. All Knights Of Honor
invited to our meetings.
p. E. SCHINKE. Dictator.
1905 St. Ange avenue.
7. L. Mann. Reporter. 1916 Hickory street.
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Wrought iron 72t=c: heavy cast. maIleabie =tee:
and tr.akag- 5si-c- stove SC: burnt -sc: Light
tras- s.. h-4E. bass s.. copper 8. Z3E, 50.
i.It s. :. -. -. ST..
pop ,~'iRN-S-rrus n cob n g =, $40 p--
l.. Ihs. f. pearl G.iN.t ~ 81.
P~EANITS-N- quote Farmers --a.--i.-I -
l-...L. me- 3D.. White -t.fE-..H-
W~AI.%IT<-S..4uS = "4 Pr la: California
Al 1~.siIHl.c Tor n~ur:sf"! az: i1-tirsc ."r soft
|tiEsTNUT-H.n IVES. vr=fra a, G yer
.~Ii.Eh-<alI a, 3 -e4-1 per Ill.
HICKORY MT. ~ --.. Tr h-. ~ E ..-
!arL. .ir. sI,-prl,- fE sell ak
~ri:iIfrM CANE SEIa Est ht- - F." r-S
sGElIuM-Prlme a: -,12 a~- gil; .a'~..r
:EtEg, f~HuGT-Evsp rate. --rs It
sGrrir': quarters : - e.. >-1-.tl.! r~~a'l"- -.
MAPLE s-cAE M sIEvF M sugar a.
l."F t." 'ara:lau At -. maple =!FEr ar t'f
GLASS SEEp-Tim.-av u so-s'aal T.. dover q:
s.--ruIr. Nv r-sr.p a. S.-54f.
'unF+H-FtFF>-C-. got. ,ut,.u :. ~ biol n
:'---u" Co., d. neal Lh!. e.. - - y. . ~ S. =.
.'t a. s. ~ -alf fEl ':l- t-i. at g." ia~r
49, at sl-i.'. i-g! t--.- "A; s.. rurz n.. ~ s.,
lL-tE:.t-. FER s"t.<.. 2 ".rl- I'll .. rEi. : T..
.Ir! '!'rn- l'. I.E@ t-t i-iar a--. -1.-
Fln!- I"I. -tr:I % TO- 49, Ell. y - . / .~--.
ish.: So. .4.:-! I'm $. .asE 4ar .--e-. .,.f-s-
Sst'aI stU.. I"rp Biol 5
'pIFEHAGE-I--si y.-- a' go 90 50 q al
) :" - 80 : III -'.--. - i". l. 80 49,
II ~ tp o.. f. .-''i' a-
. IL. q: rs :. ~ r..
ro--1: :"- - So - If..-p rH -.
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BURLINGTON

For hannibal. H. & ST. !:
points. Quincy. heoauh ana
Burlington
LJcal 10 Hannibai......---.--.--
For Quincy anu heokuh.------
For 81. Paul. Minneapolis. via
Fast Size line. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Burlington = Northern Pa
citic Express. for Kansas
Citv, st. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska, Black Hills. Hyo-
n,!rs. Montana Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
Oregon
Twin City E.NpT.ss. for ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska = COLORADO tx
press, fOr Denver. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. VIA
~. Joseph
Night Northern Express" :or
St. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa
For Illinois, via East Side line.
10 Rock Island and Clinton.
For Dubuque and La Crosse -
For Kansas city: Sounei!
Bluffs. Omaha. St Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska, Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local for acknowledgements.
Fer A;ton-LSeave i:4l a m.
daily: lc:o5 g. m. daily: sec
day: SOS D. m. except sunday
40 M. daily: sci D. n. da
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IRON MOUNTAIN

Train.
--Xas Fast Nail TO Little
Eock.T.Narkana.D Dallas. FS-t
Worth and Abtleue..-.-----.-.
Hot Springs .Special.-.-...
Delta, CoiumI and Carr
Express
Fast Day Express Dallas.
For: Worth. Austin. san An
tonic. Houston and Galveston
I.xas. Mexico and California
Syeciai-DaIias. Fort Worth.
Ii Paso. Los Angeles. Cal
weston. san Antonio and La
redo
Memphis Express-....---.--.::.
FOURTH STREET ANDEHO'
STATION.
De Soto ard Bismarck Accom-
mOdatinn
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COTTON BEL

ST. LOCIS SONIHN
Train.
Arkansas ard Texas Express
wa Bismarck and D~-ltal--:-
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
wa bismarck and DsltaD----
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Northern Lines.


Train. Depart Arrive
Norrhrra Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
| buque '7:5c am $40 pr
Chicago Daylight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield ...;-.---.:i:55 am re PIT
Springfield Accommodation -. ffto pm 1O:f0 an
ChicaSo Diamond Special 1890. s:l0 I'm IA an
Springte!d ACCOMMODATION - ! 20 pm .----....
southern Lines.
Train. Depart Arrive
Fast Mall - Paduoah. Cairo,
Memphis. jackson. Ten:
New orleans and texas EI-
nress. Nashville. Atlanta
md jacksonville --..-----.--- 80 am S:24 pr
New Orleans Special cairo.
Mpr-piIis and New Orleans 2:4i pm S-i6 pm
Aeon modatl.u-Nu phySborc.
Marion and Cairo .----.---. fi.So pm liz an
Accommodations -MurphysbCro
Marion and Crsal Springs.
Srarta and Chester .-.------- 3+s5 pm IaZ am
New orleans Limited - Cairo.
Memphis; Dixie FlyerNash-
vile, Atlanta and Jackson
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L.. IL. 4 ST. l.. RN. tHen,
NJ, h. 4 1.-THE

Train
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
VILE. Sedaiia. Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas EI-
The Katy Flyer FOR Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Cal
weston. san Antonio. Mexico
CITY and intermediate points.
jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
VIII Setalia- Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritCry art Oklahoma Flyer
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RIxer md RusinesA.

KfVer FNrCCRSf.
The river at ST. Louis Will fall.
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x.
Depart Arrive
AIS m 80 TN
SIS am 7:Is pn
IS Pm 80 an
Route.
Depart Arrive
SIS am C:is pm
ss:S5 pm 40 an
KATY"
Depart Arrive
ss:i5 am ss:M I'm
S., Pm ~ an
'II:S pm $50 am
.s:G Pm ~ am
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
RiILWAl-tC.. r. 4 ST. LJ.

PEORIA. springfield ard Grafton
Express
Jacksonville ExPreS------.-.-.
SsracasId. Je:ssyville ami
Grafton Mail-...-----.-.-.---.-
Srringfield, JerssyviLe and
I~,raT->r
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MlNAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

Eas;bouGd-Leaves Eighth and Grat.ot streets.
di!iy-l:4-- 80. $50 y. m. Except sunday. it+.
SO. 80. SOL. ical. IFS a. m I2:s. "a. SIS.
So =. III. saturday and sunday only-iII1 p m
SUNDAY oliy-5:2i. 7:o5. 500 a m: le:s ?: M,
!gINe Washington Avenue. Daily-Ii6, 5:ii.
sai ,: m. Except. Sunday-4:os. s:2l. IA. SIS.
go H. a m; i2:I- "a. $50. SOS =. M sat
IS. ..19. ":i5- u m: i2=9 D. m.
WesttCurl-L<aye Granite City. Daily-l:l1,
q ..tl. -, ,e:i. a. m. SO. 42i. 9:l1 p. m.
Saturday ~only4:;5 =. m. Sundaya ouly-5:5. 500,
Ie:y1 a. m saturday and Sunday on!y-It:5S p. n.
Lave Niadison. naily-TIs 81; soe5 In m
Except SunSay-51s. 6fs. 7ss. SIS. Sc. ln:4s
p. m. sunday only-sao. Sos. 1915 a m. sa,us.
DAY and sunday ~only-Ii:5S .. m.
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IN RAILWAY
Depart Arrive
500 an 1:I5 IN
$40 pm TOO am
ION STATION.
Depart Arrive.
.,:55 am SIS pm
s.:ii AMI 's:-s pm
fI:N am fs:S I'm
$50 am AS pr;
% 90 am C:Is am
GIs pm G:is Pm
els pm 's:35 pm
$40 pm ss:5s am
ss:si I'm s.19 An
"S:l pm .:SS am
500 pm sf:le nm
...-.-.. sll:Io ara
daily: $50 a. IN
J. m, except Sun
6:S .. m. daily:
ily.
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h, a. o. S.-W. X. X.

Train.
Cia-inrlt!. Louisville. Wash
l..'c.. f~;si-iu.-s. Fl:.a.--
phta and New YORK Ex.rrSs-
Ctnc!EaaJl. LuuiSvli!- Fits
uu:g. Wash!rct1n. B4!timgTe.
l.h..aie.Gh.. a-d New hCT-
ALI
Cincinnati A-commo1atlOL----
Cincinnati. Louisville. PITTS
uurs. washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New YORK
Royal B.u- L.!:HIt-l
N.nCeancs Acc mGsCGatlpn----.-
Fora ternwIa;ati0n----
West Baden and French LICK
Springs. VIA AonyE Route
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

twen.y-four hours ending at : a. m:
Thursday. December II, ,rJ-
DANGER. Gauge Chanye