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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-02
MESSENGER BOYS STRIKE.

Grand Totals s5sslSs,122 ss2a.2ss,l
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Principal Items.

Principal Items.
Following are the principal items under
the several depar tments which show In
creases or decreases as compared with
the appropriations for the year 1903:
Legislatlve-Salaries and pensions, In
crease, 1898, s13; public printing, increase,
s71s, 900.
Executive Proper-Salaries and ex-
penses. increase, $4,000; salaries and ex-
penses civil service commission, increase,
5000.
State Department-Foreig intercourse,
s2l1. co.,
Treasury Department-Public works in
crease, 100000; miscellaneous, increase,
$37, 1000, 900.
District of acknowledgements. $780,
600.
Permanent Annual Appropriations-De-
crease, 49, 100000.
War Observation-Disclosures establish
ment, decrease, $14,0OO,000.
Public Works-Decrease, $46SS,OOO.
Navy Department-Naval establishment
increase, $6,0000 900.
Interior Department-Public works, de-
crease, $273,00O.
eellaneous-Increase 1850 900.
Permanent Annual Appropriations-In-
crease, $4,000.
Postofhce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and ex-
penses, $115,000
Department of Agriculture = Salaries
and expenses, increase, $462, 900.
Department of observation-disclosures,
increase, $472000,
Recapitulatlon.
Following is a reorganization by this
showing estimates for 1904 and appropria-
lions for 1903 cents. omitted:
Objects. Estimates Appropri-
1904. ations 1903.
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Alabama Brewing Co.
bohemian Beer. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15
CAPTAIN LEMLY WILL
Be ORDERED TO SEA
Judge Advocate General Has
Asked for Assignment When
He Becomes Commander.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Washington. June 14-Captain Samuel c.
Lemly. Judge Advocate General of the
Navy, and especially known TO the country
as Judge Advocate of the Court OF Inquiry
which investigated the conduct OF Schley,
Will shortly be ordered 20 sea. This action
will be taken in compliance with Captain
Lemly's request and despite the fact that
he has still two years to serve before his
present term of office expires.
Captain Lemly will be the last Of the per
ton Of Admiral SchIey to leave the Navy
Department, and Secretary Moody will then
be surrounded by officers VINO had no con-
nection with this affair. Captain Lemly has
only been waiting TO reach The . ank
OF Commander before submitting his official
application for sea service. He holds the
rank CT Captain under the Law giving .nst
rank to the of the office of Judge
Advocate General. but his actual position
on the navy list is No. 3 on the list of
Lieutenant Commanders. II is expected
mat ne VIII be promote in the course of a
lew months. when ne will be placed in COM
Hiand OF a small Eunboat
captain Lemly was unwilling to 70 to
sea IN a subordinate position. because he
mas found II necessary in the Office ne oc-
cupies to reprimand many officers guilty OF
ihIraction OF the naval regulations and TO
recommend harsh measures In numerous
cases The officers who have been nun
lshed have found on their letters the mi
tlals e e L. showing that the letters
eral- -
As a CONSEQUENCES CAPTAIN Lemly
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popular with a certain class of officers. a
number OF whom are in command OF ships.
ana ne mas no desire TO be assigned 10 duty
under any CT them Had he gone IN sea = :
a Lieutenant Commander IL would have
been as executive of a ship. and his COM
handing officer could have made II decided
~ uncomfortable for him II he had desired
to do so. -
Commander ]. A. Rodgers. Commanding
the gunboat Marietta. may be Transferred
10 command the cruiser Albany. now at
tached TO the European station. and. In the
meantime; should Captain Lemly he pro-
NOTED 10 the grade Of Commander. he might
receive tins assignment. No decision mas
been arrived at az to the question Of the
officer who viii be named as Captain Lem
lys successor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-15
MAILING CLERKS TESTIMONIAL.
Postmaster BaumhOff Receives
Framed Resolutions of Thanks.

The Post-Office clerks of Section 2. Mail
ing Division. yesterday presented Post
master a handsome testimonial of
their regard. A huge picture frame con-
tains a photograph Of Mr.. and
below II resolutions drawn up by the EN-
ployes in the mailing section.
Yesterday morning the entire mailing
force came into Mr.. B~aunbhof's office.
headed by William n. Lamb. superintendent
OF the mailing department, and presented
the framed resolutions.
Mr.. is thanked for his kird con-
s.dsration for the employss of the Post Of
fee in shortening of hours and his method
OF increasing salaries is referred TO partic-
ly.
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10 acres: a-story brick house: south Of Forest
Park: fronting on Pierce. Cheltenham and Wise
ayes: or will trade for improved property; value
$4,000. and pay cash difference. Apply to W s.
Haven. lis S. Sixth st.
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CRUSHED BY GRAIN HARVESTER.
Farmer Met Instant Death irving
to Stop Runaway Team.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

ChamOis. No, June La this after
noon John Tracksel, a prominent farmer
near this place, was run over and Killed by
his wheat harvester In a runaway.
He ran in front Of his team with t..e hone
Of stopping them, when he was knocked
down and crushed to death By the machine.
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WILL REPORT RECIPROCITY mLL.
SENATE Committee on Relations with
Cuha VIII Meet TuesdnN

Washington. June 1.-THE Committee on
Relations with Cuba Of the Senate will
meet Tuesday, and IL Ii the intention to
report n reciprocity oil. There probably
win be a conference Of all the Republican
Senators on that or me succeeding day
to consider the reciprocity matter.
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WE MONEY

On household goods ANY AMOUNT. LowEsT
RATES; No removals Nc recoTding. EASY
Of time IN cases Of sickness. NO EXTRA charges.
You receive the FULL AMOUNT in cash; On
SHORT NOTICE Our practice is SQUARE
DEALING. Call. write or telephone.
Il LOAN CO..
Fullerton building. Seventh and Pine SITS.
Second floor. Rooms 200-40l-e2
TELEPHONE KINLoCH B ISL.
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'1l:5 pm SID as
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MONEY!! MONEY!!

EAsY-PAYMENT LOANS ON PIANOS, HOUSE
HOLD o OR ANY GOOD SECURITY.
We will make you the LOAN in
the city on our new ASSOCIATIONS
PLAN. which Is the easiest PLAN IN the wori1.
The can be arranged SO that you
can repay the loan in easy MONTH-
LY or YEARLY payments.
Our PLAN enables you 10 repay your account
without any trouble or inconvenience to yourself.
REMEMBER, WE NEVER REMOVE GUODS-
We will give you ALL THE TIME you want
and will carry your LOAN as long as desired
We pay all your bills and advance you more
money. It IS easier 70 pay one thar g nunber.
IN CASE OF OR OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT. WE WILL EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
Remember. In dealing with Us there are no ad-
vance charges whatever.
DISCOUNT IF PAID BEFORE DUE.
II you cannot call. WRITE or PHONE and we
will send our agent to your place with the money.
NEW YORK INANGE Co. ROOMS 2'I,2s.2g;
n OLIVE SITS. MAIN ss6h.
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v AND LET LIVE.

That is our way. We advance money on sala-
ries and furniture Al lowest rates in the city.
Name your own time. date and amount Of pay
ment- Discount IL paid before dne; II sick Or
out Of employment we carry YOU No removal.
Strictly confidential. VIII take up your loan and
advance more. Will call on Request Mound City
Finance Company. 4o2 RenoISt building. Ninth
and Pine SITS. Phone 3 q.
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MADAM SHIPTON. formerly OF London. Eng
land. fortune teller. l452 ". Nineteenth 81.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.

TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
LOVER EAF ROUTE
Train. Depart Arrive
The Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo apd New York I'D pm s7:t0 am
Toledo and New York EXPRESS 500 am sos nm
Ramsey Accommodate ZION ..-.... AZ nm se:fs am
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FUTURE told by astrology: t-iaI reading. l0c
and stamp. with birth date. Shipton. Lock BOX
sol St. Louis. No
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employees,

OUR STOCK IS MONEY.
We will give you credit cheaper than others. in
amounts from TEN to TEN THOU
SAND. WIN not go to the cheapest place.
where no Questionable inquiries are made and
your buetness II strictly colhdential7 Do YOU
know what this means? Call or write
JOHN NULHOILAND.
Tel Main s5To. 81 Century building.
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

~x CLAN DOUGLAS. NO. .. ORDER
~SAN Of Scottish Clans. meets first and
y! !. !. 8. :. ... =: =. =. =. !. !: !. d. !. 1. !. !. ! &. :. :" : =: =: !: !.
N1SftN third Tuesdays OF each month at
IJk-9n skl Pielsticker's Hall, corner Grand and
ny ~ Easton avenues Visiting c.ansmen
fSASNVf cordially invited to attend.
\~NAEJ CHAS $ MACKENZIE. Chief.
Sr No. ISIS Etzei avenue.
Attest George A Bruce. Secre-
rary Nc 1911 Kossuth avenue.
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raesH.esIps PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. VIA
dAPkH- ehiAB HONOLULU Pacihc Mail s..
g. Co. Occidental and Oriental s. S. Co. and
Oriental s. S. Co. From San Francisco: Gaelic.
June q; Hong Kong Meru. June q: China, July
s. For passage ard freight rates. reservations.
passage orders and information apply 70 I. z
TownsIeY. Agent Sl Olive IT.. St. Louis. No.
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sToCKHoLDERs' MEETTNGs.

THE Mechanics National Bank OF St. Louis
ST Louis. June 10, 1Sn-Eotiee Is hereby given
that q meeting Of the stockholders OF this bank
will he held at the banking house, southeast cor
ner OF Fourth and Pine sts-. st Louis. Mo-. on
the 18th day OF June, 1s1z, between the hours Of
10 q n. and u m, for the purpose OF voting
upon a proposition to increase the capital stock
c.. o. AUSTIN Cashier.
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RED MEN.

ga ELK TRIBE M n
III Improved Order Of Red Meu. n.ars
EH every Thursday sleep at Druids' Hall.
49, southeast corner Ninth and Marker
~ streets. first Thursday OF each roon-
Adoption degree: second Thursday. Warriors d.
gree: third Thursday. Chiefs degree: tou-ra
THURSDAY. tribal business. Visiting chiefs invited
10 our councils.
wALTER c. MOORE Sachsm.
z Scovil. C Ct r. zts Wash st
OPECANCANOUGH RIBE. NO.. 90 IN-
proved Order Of Red Men hold council fires at
Lightstone Hail. southeast corner Franklin ave-
hue and Eleventh street Hunting Grounds OF
St Louis. every Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock
All chiefs cordially invited.
W T. DoAsE sachem.
A. Leck- C. Of R.. 1854 South Fourteenth street
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Money! Money! None VI
Money! Money!
Loaned on Furniture, Pianos, Etc
You can SAVE lone by borrowing from US
DON'T A a HIGH RATE OF interest OUR
RATES are THE LOWEST and OUR TERMS
the EASIEST IN st. Louis, II you GET SICK or
OUT Of WORK. we EXTEND the time, so you
run NO RISK OF LOSING GOODS. Call. write
or MAIN Zi64E or KIN B iAs.
and we viii send the money % your house.
NATIONAL TRUST CO.,
zoe 23 INTERCOLLEGIATE BLDG-
tT n. COR LOCUST STREET.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-UNION

Train.
For Hannibal. =. & St J.
points. Quincy. heOkuk and
burlington
Local 10 Hannibal ..
For Quincy and North .....
For 81 Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The Observation-Disclosures Pa
cific Express. for Kansas
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wye
ming, Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
OresOn
Twin city Express. fo- Mime
apOlIs, ST Paul and Iowa -..
The Nebraska Colorado E1-
press TOY Denver. Colorado,
Titan and Pacific Coast. via
81 Joseph
Local 10 Burlington ..--.--.
For Northern Iowa, St Paul
and Minneapolis .
For Illinois. via East Side line
70 Rock island and Clinton,
Iowa
For Dubuque and Ia Crosse
For Kansas CITY. Council
Bluffs, Omaha. St Joseph.
Denver, Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast .-....
Local for Hannibal .-..-...
For Alton-Leave 7:iI 2 m.
daily 1885 a M. daily, 1870 !
day 800 ,. m, except sunday
Sunday. $50 ,. n. daily; go
D.. m, daily. ll.l5 n. m Sund5
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TRANSLATION

Made In all languages at Lsttn-Amertcan Club.
catalogues and legal documents q speciality.
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woODMEN OF THE WORLD.
TEF AMI OF THE
World. meet second and fourth Monday Of each
month at Fraternal building. Eleventh street and
Franklin avenue. Hall No 2 Visitors welcome
n. SAUL. Con. Con.
L. Rosenblatt. Clerk.
MOUNT AUBURN AMP. NO. 2ie. WOOD
men Of the World. meets every Friday II
Kicker's Hall. Newstead avenue and North Mar
ket street. Visitors are invited and members ex-
GEORGE o. JURY. c. c.
c. ". Tackle. Clerk. I6os Arlington avenue.
SYLVAN CAMP. NO. 22. wOODMEN OF TEE
World. meets second and fourth Thursdays at
Mann's Hall. $500 North Broadway. Visitors vel
come. ". c YEAGER. g c.
Terminal AMP. No. "a. .woODMEN Of
the World. meets every Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock at Blair Post Hall. i7Gs Market street
Visitors always welcome r J VEIL. c. c.
c. G. Cross, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. ELK CANT,
No. 37T. W. o. w. meets al wentz Hall, corneI
Eighteenth and Lynch streets, every Wednesday
evening. Visitors welcome
Geo. L Berg. Clerk
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THE oopartnerahtp heretofore existing between
Z. L Ftzm1urice and J. 5. Hines. under the
name Of the STANDARD Foundry Supply Company,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, J. g.
Hines having sold his interest to n L F1tz-
maurice. Tune u, In-
z L FTJZMAURIL
J. z. HINES.
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FRENCH

Commercial classes starting now. IS per month;
also SPANISH and new terms bevfo-
ming now. Conversation from start. Trial lessons
free. Schoo! open all summer.
II BERLJTZ SCHOOL OF
oceon- Mermod & Jaccard Bldg
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b. d q. S-N. j
Train
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
inEton, baltimore. Philadel-
phIa and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
LGSN A4AAl
Cincinnati Accommodation 800
Cincinnati. louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
philadelphia and New York
Royal Blue Limited .......
flora Accommodation $1,000.
Flora Accommodation .....-
Flora Accommodation .....
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Monon Route -
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On city real estate or county farm
property. Lowest rates.
E. C. R0WSE, 300 Chestnut Street.

on personal security. furniture, etc, at
s per cent; confidential. fair treatment and fair
terms. Room SI4 Wainwright building
MONET loaned saiarted people without secrE-
ity; lowest rates: repayment easy. Drake. LIDS
Chemical building.
RTVAT party loans money on furniture;
easy payments: confidential and proper treatment.
5Ol Chemical building Eighth and Olive SIS.
LONE 10 loan on furniture. pianos and all
good securities; lowest rates in the city: business
strictly confidential: est 1873. 1901 Morgan ST.
MONEY TO loan TO honest people for legitimate
purposes only At 6 per cent per annum: chronic
borrowers. deadbeatS or those who want &c Dor
row, 70 gamble with need not address II 1sl. Re
public.
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ANCIENT FREE AVE
ACCEPTED NAsONS.

ACCEPTED NAsUNN
4 CORNER STONE LODGE. NO. 10. A.
~ T. < A. NJ. will hold a regular comn1uni-
N& cation Monday. June Is. at S .. m Ionic
Hall, Masonic Temple. Grand and F1nn-y
avenues. Work in F. G degree. Members
are requested to attend. Visitors are fraternaliy
invited. ALT Z. SEEwOSTER. W. u.
Jemes A. smith. Jr.. Secretary.
a GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE, No
w. A. F. & a. Il, will hold stated COM
HH munication at S O'Clock Tu-sday evening.
~ \ June q, at Masonic Temple. at Grand
and Fnney avenues Work IN F. c. degree. Mem
bers earnestly requested and visitors fraternal-
ly invited A. l. MARION. W n.
Henry Lhou. Secretary.
"A MISSOURI LODGE. NO. L A. F. & A.
wv M--Stated communication OF Thursday.
w June Is, at $50 p. m. at Cortnthisn Hall,
= Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. n. M
degree. Members are requested and visiting
brethren fraternaIiy invited TO attend.
CHAS. ". NJ.
John h Deems. SecretarY.
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WALL PAPER


ROOMS papered, =: good work: fine paper
no old stock or remnants Call Art Decoratiy,
Co. call residence, S2o5 Washington ave
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IT. LOU Is TIME.

L. q y. II. J
Train
Florida Limited. via Nashville.
Atlanta and Macon .---.-
Fast Aail-EvansViils. Nash
VILE. Birmingham. MoEtGCm-
cry. Chattanooga. Atlanta
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla, Charles
tor. c.
Southern Express TO Evans
vile, Nashville. birmingham,
Mobile. New Orleans. Thorn
asvlIle. jacksonville, Palat-
ks. Ocala and 81 Peters
hurE EIa-
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DYEING, CLEANING \ REPAIRING.

ROOMS papered from g W: wall paper clean.
from 4C per room and mp: work guaranteed
references. Link. 1899 S Eighth ST.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW,
ST. O'TOOLE COUNCIL NO
knights of Father Mathew. meets on first AMI
third Monday Of each month. at School Hall I:l2
OFa!lon street. AL members re1uested n he
present. Visitors welcomed.
JOHN NJ. HENNESSY,
CHIEF Sir KniPht
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SISTERS.

RATHBONE SISTERS.
AEGIS TEMPLE. NO. : SIS
tiers. meets every second and fourth Monday
night. al Fraternal Hall. northwest corner Eiey-
enth street and Franklin avenue Visiting sisters
invited. MRS. 5 G. KING. NJ. E c.
Allie williams. NJ. OF r q c.
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sECEET
OF COLUMBIAN KNGHTs.
KnIGHTs OF


81. LOUIS COUNCIL. No A
=. q. j. u. !. !. !: !. !: .: q: q. 4. !. !. !: !. !. !: :: !: !. =. =! =. =: !.
IAN meets every first and third me.
y<-HST day At West End Hall. southea -
~N toTner Finney and VardeyenT@-
@SS avenues. Visiting knights are
-S- cordially invited.
\HR/ Ohm S. LEAHY.
\| Grand knight.
w Jos G Carroll. Jr. Recording
Secretary.
~ MARQUETTE NO.
~6kaEN Cos. knights Of Columbus. meets
A>ASa every second and fourth Tuesday
*& l. in the West Hall. Century build
V4A ing. Ninth and Olive streets. us
wv iting knights cordially invited.
NM ". L E Grand Knight.
F. 7. Leona=C, Recorde-.
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LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER BOSTOl
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express ..-...
New York and Boston Limited,
knickerbocker Special = New
York. Boston. Washington.
B9ltimCrs and Philadeiphia
Nation and Alton Accommo-
cat!On
Boston. New York. CincInnatit.
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Alton-Leavss 1000 a m. .,
$50 - m. T:i5 D. m.
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SELKIRK'S

House for furniture, etc: new and clean: lovea
INSURANCE; careful moving; packing and ship
ping; ~1s0s-1o-l2 Chouteau- Licensed by the State
and guaranteed by Mississippi Valley Trus: Co
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West End school of Languages.

Linnar building, Vandeventer and WASHINGTON
Established 1898 Rapid conversational method
Thorough native teachers. Lowest terms. Coach
Ing q specially. A EOLLWITZ, Manager.
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l.. H. d ST. l. RI. (Hent
Train.
Fast Mail-OwensuorU, Glover
port. Louisville and the East
Eastern Express Owsnsboro.
Cloverpo-t. Louisville and the
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COTTON BELT
ST. OCI SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY F.,
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
tyiR Bismarck and DeltaD .--. 500 am Gl5 pm
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail !
via Bismarck and Deltaj.-.-. $40 am 200 am
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VI, Il. d 1.-THE

Train.
jefferson CITY. Columbia. Boon
vile. Sedalia, Fort Scott,
Indian Territory and Texas
Express
The Katy FLYER" for Dali
las, Fort Wort. Houston
Galveston : Antonio,
Mexico City an intermediate
points $500.
jefferson City. Columbia, Bonn
vile. Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri. Kansas Indian Ter
-ltn-N md ALIlE nmE liz
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Depart Arrive
1850 am t1O:9 am
1880 am ts:ls am
1880 am Ties pm
ss:45 am 900 pm
I:I1 pm -l0:25 am
'fl:I pm tf4:30 pm
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NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION SOT9CEs.
Is hereby given 20 al whom
It may concern, that We. the undersigned, are not
connected with the Sorrento United Coal Mining
Company or with J. B. TeIier Of ss Mermod &
Jaccard building, St Louis, Mo-. and that we
are not responsible for and will not be bound by
any Of the acts or deeds Of the said company, o.
the said Texier. in any respect Whatsoever.
ADOLPH RAHL.
LOUIS HOUSER,
z. P. GRACE
3 KAEL
AMELIA
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CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
OHIO RAILWAY
Depart Arrive.
fl:5 am 5:3a nm
s:S9 am S:45 pm
Zoo am s:i5 pm
f4:9 pm 9:45 pm
sos pm 80 am
As .. N. Arrives
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ARTISTIC DyeinE and Cleaning Companv Z
EasJUn ave. -. Louis, Mo; work from count
solicited.
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY
meets at the rooms OF TIE Mis-
our Historical Society. 1900 To-
Gus. street. upon call Of the coD-
Dandant
JOSEPH BOYCE Captain.
l. c. Robbins. First Sergeant
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EST OF PITTS
RAILROAD.
Depart Arr4ve
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILROAD.

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PROF. PARKE guarantees waltz snd two-Etsp
Tor o.: pirate lessons any hour. I210 Olive ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ON Real Estate.

bEt OEEE buElnB nome lnEeSItEals now YOU
may purchase one OF your home collection by
paving .5 q year On each si,cOe invested. incluG-
ing interest. z Is5. Republic.
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Call and investigate: then
house: good cellar and con-
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES W
Train.
Trains Nos. 20 and .. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Specl4l--.-.-
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