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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-12
SCIENCE NOTES.

The antldiphtheria serum Of Pro
fessor Roux of the Pasteur institute.
is new put uD in the form of lozenge
for the use of convalescents. The pro-
fessor has discovered that the disease
Is liable to be conveyed through the
saliva of a convalescent and the use
of these tablets is said to remove this
menace and also makes preventative
incubation unnecessary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-12
HANAU

closing my stock dry goods and clothing and ladies
and gents furnishing goods cent less than cost Am
going quit business.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-12
THE JEFFERSON
SUPPLY COMPANY

Being the largest distributor Of General
Merchandise In this vicinity, 10 always In
position to give the best quality of goods
Its aim 10 not to cell you cheap goods but
when quality is considered the price win al
ways be found right.
It's departments are all well filed, and
among the specialties handled may be msr-
toned L. Adler Bros, Rochester, N. u,
Clothing, than which there 10 none better
made; ". L. Douglass Shoe Co., Brockton,
Mass, Shoes; Curtlce Bros. Co., Rochester,
n Y, Canned Goods; and Pillsbury's Flour.
This is fair representation of the class
ofgoods II Is selling 10 ito customers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-08-12
Opacity OF the Eye.

Opacity OF the Eye.
The eye of young child is as
transparent as water; that of the
youth a little less SO; In, the man of
80 the eye begins to be slightly
opaque; an the man of so or go it Is
decidedly Opaque. and in the man of 70
or 80 1t Is dull and lusterless. Thts
gradual development of opasclty is d,A
to the Increase Of fibrous tissue and
deposit OF water matter IN the sve.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07

ROYAL LODGE. NO 2ss. x. OF p.
meets every Friday evening. hall TO- 8.
Odd Fellows building southeast corner
Is Ninth and Olive streets. Change in rank
Of ESQUIRE. All members expected. Visitors COR
daily invited Cigars.
q Green K of p G.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07

s1:W pm IT'S am
$40 pm - 90 am
JTEAU AVENUE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
Mule quotations tfor broke mules. ! to years
by TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts 500 ma
tives. $500 Texans: calves. $50 natives. 800 Tex
ans: butcher stun weak to 1oc lower: stockers
and feeders more active. barely steady: choice
good 81 soIi.70: stockers and feeders S2;sGG4 IS;
Western fed steers sa2sai.S; Texas and Indian
sissa!: native heifsrs s. s: Gamers siaa Is
bulls s2ga.2s: calves s2m5 o. Hogs-Receipts g.
Of sales S isas %; mixed packers S. is!iasa So
light S. l5al5 45 Workers. S. io5 49, pigs S. $685. As
m ams. ssss n Teass
sasSt %; s'Gskess and feeders :; sogs
snd heIIsIs ilsa.ss s,ssker. and fe ;,ts
S medium snd neaSs % S
ceipts 1:s29: 10dl5c lower.
sNasae per il. Gables last received quoted
dressed 1elsh.: refriserator beef at SIC per b.
calves-Receipts 1872: the market ruled steady; 9
rrassers and buttermilks at 81: Buffalo calves
at ST. 2sG5; city dressed veals. general sales log
uEc: Sheep and lambs-Reeeipts 4,o4s: sheep
firmsf: other grades. Aaae higher: sheep sold
per 10 us small 6npshss at
Msss-Rsesipss iGsoe: heavy hogs ra.ed stssdy
at Sc per 100 lbs.
Chicago; Aug 7.-catts-RseeIts 5000 inclu ,.,.
sseeRer. and feeders e0G eam.
@ casss fssas "a steer, ssi
SHADE owss mixed G and left sG
sssos;ae: ss. sssSa5 is SSis Of ,a ssis: :s;lsS
faiE TO choice mixed s:seqs .ec western sheep
: :s&s:ss; native lambs $500; Western lambs
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Fla1seed Quotations,
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced fol-
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. Aug. 6.-Forecast:
Missouri-Fair Friday: showers and cooler at
night or Saturday in western portion: fair in
eastern.
Illinois-Fair Friday: cooler in northeastern
portion. Saturday fair: light to fresh north
winds. becoming variable
Kansas-Partly cloudy Friday. with shower, in
western portion. Saturday showers: cooler in
eastern portion.
ly cloudy; probably showers in northern portion.
.o MshDraskamEaiI Friday except showers in
Eastern Texas-Partly cloudy Friday saturday
snoMefs: fresh south winds on the coast.
and probably Saturday '
Arkansas1Fair In eastern. showers in western
eastern portion. ~ "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07


SHEEP-The receipts were only moderate oue
the demand was also limited. consequently there
opened very slow and dull, and It took hard
work to get buyers to even bid on the stock Of
fered, let alone buy them at anything like sleaoy
wns that 1t was &c lower and very slow. aun
and draggy. 1t was the meanest market Tor over
month At the close good proportion OF tne
arrivals yet remained unsold. The stocker traoe
was about steady.
HOGS-The run OF hogs was only modera.e;;
there being only about 100 head on sale. against
$500 Thursday Of last week and 800 this ia DAY
kets was 80 COO, against only 500 year ae9.
The market was very uneven. and. while tran,
ing was fairly active. there was not as mucn
life to the carly trade there should have
been. The real good lights $50 to $50 lbs; showed
q slight advance over Wednesday while the
medium ard heavy hogs were about steady ,bse
slow sale and hardly steady. The early supply
very small fully -fourths OF the receip.s
coming In after the market opened. There was
hut little change during the day. ana the ciear-
nnce was good. with values equally a. good as
the opening. - rr<a
um weights at s5.4505 g.. and good hsaxies at
$5.30d5.50 30. The bulk Of the good meuium a aaSa
SEQ Wednesday.
HoRsEs-The horre market this week partcok
Of more life and activity than for several weak
past. This was in general way. was
rather unusual week In the nrst place spe,
features and to this was added the fact that
Increased. In like manner the. range horse
sale brought many additional buyer and The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
~ TELEGRAPH.

New York Aug 6.-Spot cotton steady; mid
ding uplands l27sc; do. gulf 1sc: sales l.ses
bales Futures firm; Aug. n.eoc: Sept. N.ete'
Oct. e.s2c; Nov. and Dec. s.7ac; Jan. sHc; feo.
@ March n The "a s asSasce es
points and for time showed some r ar Iesu Ill
u the a%d g.
cables. This buying carried Sept; up los Oct:
It sse and From nan the to
New England bull leader was an aggressive seller.
Dpon meeting nj With little
siderable weakness. which soon spread to the
s ssSa1sss slmsse ssad.ioas IL ssls IL
Counts. unsettled conditions in Wall street. and
ga Of fo1eed awn 10 II
ID ale and Oct. to sHc. with the general list
se net Sss Of &c
ing, and during the early afternoon the market;
sMy Gr S r s
came more active and much frmer under more or
IL s ns S Se ~ Se and hs
s m net points s. lower ,s o on Aug but frs
sSw AVG osansTy sale.
%ISsIaE All ,. isss: fsssips; s.ssf ssse
az. Jas FsS gssisssss:e M sssS
liverpool. Aus. s-cotton-spot II. fair de-
s rees m ssss ssss nIaan. s fs sM
s: & s's sse ssy sss &
included 5000 American: Receipts 800 bales all
s1esar opened and closed bare
Sc As S s ed SGT s as seq NM wa
s. "a g.; Jan and Feb SAD; Tss and March S.aa
Poultry.
REPI-RTJf, SpErJAI.
New York. Aug. s.--Liye Poultry-Reeepts to-
day I cars Western by freight and few eoops
Chickens in aeeumuia.ion and declined to isSe
are about more cars due for later in TIE week.
but !. though. that she market VIII hold
ehieEens-Aserase Western isHc. Other e quota.
Dressed Poltry-Reeeipts to-day 800 pkgs: The
fresh j., receipts this morning were quite heavy
or two aSo there was
on the average. grades OF scalded chickens. and
ns oa on
from the South and Southwest that went Into
%" a..
at N PRICES some very Sy.S
Sus TO- sell isc was sSou. ali that average best
could Command. with ordinary and small drag;
sheSs to frsess which kept the ,e market +, n
crate supp sappy and higher fancy held rm a. N s
but latter was extreme on scaidsd Old REGISTERS
eteauy. SQuaDE worked out manly AT y Tor
mixed. but choice white steady.
ace pssked-Bro lers,;Wsstern dry;picked, mixed
Fowi..Western dry-pIcked. prime. i4c; do. scaid-
g, prime. l3h@1ic. S9uabs-White. choice. dox;.
y %; do mixed Sc. Other quotations unchanged.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, Aug. 6-Esgs-Receipts to-day L.
Isl cases The weather was very cool and IA
demand. prices were firm on all grades Of fresh
gathered. but receivers were not disposed TO
Insist upon extreme rates. In view OF the pres
sure to move some of the local holdings Of stor-
age egHs. Fresh-laid express goods were scarce
been held .or was heated and had to be sold
down to 17c DirtIes and checks sold well. Some
thing was done in April storage at about l0hc
on the stock offered. which did not include high
favorite marks, with sales Of good quality Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS


Meshssr ed s Of and during ss ne hast x
Foliy arrived from St Louis at $50 a. M and de.
parted nrs Tor the Upper OHIO at p m. The R;se;l
tow o! ties; The Avalon arrived from Clncin-
with sosa The asr DICK
was, was in and on. time: The Peters Lee ar;
aY% M G or at aem5 s at with Tss
Lot s. Sims arrived from ST: Louis at p.
good trip.
rise nis.ss; = rs is. J. hours
SousA IN aI as n the Helen
shoppers to-day. The EioIse was also a' in the
us T III. s9oa crowd I'd. The Sidney left for
night. A' D'ouaoe 10 'ue W 10
aus .s so ena fiHs
p a mi fh Sa Ii last nsht Res Lss $50 a m
1e:!o a; m. Lotus Sims down at a. m Peters
lie lie. down at a m. Prices show up at p. m.
ISIS fsst and a0T failing ~ Weather eoSas ass
~. aem qse, ,s Aug srhs river here stands
hours Stacker Lee arrived early this morn
s cha for this place and returned at D. m
l Ine Kate Adams departed at D. m for Ar.
sYss .sac' ssf' a lex
Fowler to Cairo on time. John Hopkins to Ev-
ansville at 6 p. m. The Grace Smith went to
cumberland River to-day. Local packets in and
out on time. Business quiet
Warsaw. Ill. Aug. s.-Gauge reads 81. Cloudy
and cool. Silver Crescent in and out. Ottumwa
Belle down and up with excursion. Dubuque up
at s o'clock P M Vivian, passed down..
feet; on falls IS: below locks S.s Clear; hot
Pittsburg. Aug. 6.-River 7.3 feet: stationary.
Wheeling, W. Va. Aug. s-Riv.r 4 feet 8
inches Cooler: showers
Evansville, Ind. Aug. e-River 81: falling
Clear and cooler.
Cincinnati Aug. s.-River feet: rising
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
WARE DENIES VIOLATING LAW.
Pension Commissioner Says He
Courts an Investigation.

Topeka, Kas.. Aug 6-United States PEN
sion Commissioner Eugene F. Ware
arrived at Topeka at noon to-day for a
twenty-four hour stop en- route to the @.
A. r. reunion at San Francisco.
In reply to a question as to the charges
that Albert Martins dismissal from the To-
peka Pension Office was a violation Of the
civil-service rules. Mr.. Ware said:
81 have not read the newspaper account
Of the charges, but understand am
the bureau. AS never had a coachman or
coach, think this must be q mistake,
I'VE have done more business in the PEN
sion Once this past year than in any sir1i.
lar time for ten years. - :
las you will see. ! am not CHARGED with
misconduct OF office In any manner nave a
violation Of the civtl-service rulea NJ,
shortage Of funds Il alleged. In reality. 4
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07

Butcher CattIe-Tho butcher market ruled
very dull and drasgy throughout the morn
Ing hours. while the supply was light and
mostly on tho medium to common order. But
little request was had from the butcher trade.
and the packers showed but little disposition to
make purchases. There was q scarcity Of good
neshed offerings OF both cows and heifers. al
though some very decent classes were on offer.
There no class that showed any life. while
the medium and palmer grades OF cows and
heifers were almost unsaieabe. The liberal
supply OF Texas she stun Is largely responsible
for this. for buyers claim they can make bet
ter selections for the cost. consequently natives
neglected and to make sales 1t was necessary
to accept very low prices.
. The trade closed the day in very mean shape
and values were the lowest Of the week. Most
of the buyers were out Of the late market when
the bulk OF the cattle were offered, and while
a few strictly good to choice heifers brought
steady prices the bulk of the supply of Gamers
TO good cows and the general supply Of helfers,
were shade lower. Bulls were steady. while
there was light supply Of calves offered that
generally brought steady values.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07

Dakota town. The atmospheric condition
lasted only few minutes. but was fatal
to live stock and greatly distressing to
human beings.
During the day nearly every kitten less
than months old IN the vicinity Of Oacoma
died. apparently from the effects Of some
gaseous matter in the air.
A bunch of eighteen head Of cattle In one
drove was seen coming down from the fiats.
Eight of them fell to the ground. A farmer
living near by ran out to them and found
six Of the eight already dead. The other
two jumped up and ran frantically away.
River. reports the loss Of six head the same
day.
prior to that time, and II Is generally be-
lieved that the copious rains which have
fallen since have neutralized whatever
poison to animal life may have been in the
air. It Is a phenomenon heretofore un
known here.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
TWELVE INDICTMENTS FOUND.
Alleged Danville Rioters Accused
of Defacing Jail.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Danville. ILL.,. Aug. 6-The vermillion
County Grand Jury returned indictments
this afternoon against twelve men on the
charge of defacing the vermillion County
Jail by stoning its windows and trying to
break in the door with railroad iron dur
ing the recent riot.
None of the accused Is Of any prominence.
all being laborers.
They are: Harvey vangundy. Harry Rem
nick, Cicero Davis, William Pettis. Isaac
Newlin Slade. Horace Murphy. William
Redwin, John Kress, John Isom, John Wal
ton, Richard Roberts and Edwin Hart.
More indictments will follow against the
principal rioters at the Jail for rioting and
assault with intent to kill. The charge Of
Jail defacing is penitentiary offense.
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THE REPUBLIC: FRIDAY. AUGUST z. 1903.

ss 'aa dan a: al
week. On native horses. which comprised d., =
a osd RaG s sGSs e
East %es week and
and thaass every ye' week brings closer to ne
3ssa a svs y a NIT u ss aH
frs, or middle Of September. Under the eo cir
ans the TsSes p hs the
week. ey and OF .s market
half hundred so sod
Of the Supplies which went to several STATES, ne .,i a
where Prices paid for the good kinda, which al; all
sought. were firm and satisfactory. the top for
sdS from ss2 ss to SfRs xns ssa
10 Ho e and a5ss number of horses at to w.
Heavy dsai."common to good. .lsoa15s; choice
sosS Sss sSss Gsun ssSa 10
sa to aS essro and TO se0 he
e extra ;Soaioo southern drivsrs-tsrSs sll0t1l5s;
hFssIs es ssos: i ss s .s
sEaT e good slsso choice to s tx Soo sss &c
sSoss 10 Tor sxt s9u:hs5a
Ssw York saddsIs sater9 work. nuss
:I5aioo '''''' p''ss '"'"'''
rMULEThs mule market this week has been ss,
literally supplied and the tendency or prices has
been downward From Monday until .. THURSDAY ,hG
q idrEe supply has been on the cuIninissio' MAJ
ket each day. which, In the face OF only
meaSer outlet: has placed sellers In rather bad
position and given to buyers an advantage which
they would as soon not have had. The fact Of
the matter is that the supply was too heavy
Tor the demand. and the only way they could
be moved at concessions at about 81. 5oG6 per
head from the previous week few good n mules
steady basis. but the dealers did not have enough
trade to warrant them in getting in and buying
the arrivals at steady prices: in fact. good
many of the medium ones they would rather not
nave had at all. and took them largely 10 help
out shippers. The market Is in an uncertain
condition and does not seem able to stand heavy
receipts at the present. The only demand whic,
can be depended upon is the Eastern and
transient demand for miners. and this is very
small nj present. There Is practically South
ern trade and little inquiry from any other
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
HEIEEBS.
WARNINGS AND HERErrcs.

g.. SI5... 100 g.. l50... 3b s.. 212... 315
SOUTHERN CATTLEThe quarantine supply
smbrssed ~ cars and III s,21s head. while last asst
two weeks ago 1sS cars and f.163 head. The
weeks supply SO far approximates - os6 head.
against 21.752 head last week and ,S34 head the
corresponding period last month; ga
The supply to-day was Principally Hof steers
and she stock. mostly of fair TO medium lclasses.
although some very good kinds were available.
The market opened active and steady for cows
and calves and such classes sold readily. The
trade on steers not good. the demand be-
prices almost steady, there was sale or two two
little figure in the general trade. Nevertheless.
the close on steers was decidedly mean as buyers
had pretty we'll filled and late offerings found
weaker market.
shows big decrease compared with last week.
The bulk OF the arrivals have been steers. and
generally Of medium to fairly rood classes, while
there has been a sprinklinE Of good grades and
has ruled very uneven during the week. which
closes with all classes Of steers 109l6c lower
steady to strong. Bulls have sold unchanged
while the calf market under light receipt has ad-
npr
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Rum Light-Beef Cattle Irreg,
laHshean CIo.. In->.

lar-Sheep Close Lower.
NATIVE cATTLE-Beef Steers-There was only
a light supply Of native cattle ofer-around
500 head-which was 400 short of the same day
last week. The four days supply Is moderate.
aRgresatins $500, against 5000 for the cor
responding period OF last year, and L.
100 for the four days last month. A
steers. There were about 20 loads Of fair to good
cattle on sale during the morning. with several
loads back. From appearances on the early mar
ket the supply would prove fully ample for the
requirements of local buyers who were weak
competitors and were bidding rather lower. An
extremely early sale Of good steers was reported
steady, or nearly SO. with Wednesday.
When trading became general 1t was on
very uneven basis. and 1t was very slow and
featureless market. Quite few good cattle and
some Of medium kinds sold steady. while others
Just as good closed the day at slow to l0c lower.
REsEEN AND RI-Tr.IIE,E STEERS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
COLUMBIA AND CHESTER RACE.


Swift Rival Packets Run Neck ant,
Neck for Twenty Miles.
The steamers Columbia and Chester rival
packets in the short trade between st. Louis and
Chester. engaged In an exciting race for twenty
miles down the river yesterday afternoon
The Chester backed out shortly after o'clock
with full head of steam As the Columbia was
stin loading freight she lay out in midstream
and waited several minutes for her rival
Without waiting Tor freight, Captain King or.
dered the lines Of the Columbia cast or and the
packet rapidly got under way. both steamers
were using Pittsburg coal and were prepared
FOR the race. They started their best speed
lead 81 49,, 80 80, =
When they passed carcndeiet they. were aimos,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
Real Estate Transfers.

AN keesissd city se g. aIsst SlHss 'ap
walsh and wife to MARY Mecartnes-ws !,
BLAc;Ks;ToNE.so IT,. e.: =: being i;ss :
oss so Fred s sad Htaee sss John
BRoADWAY-ioo a.. E; north Of
Msaae ana city Wife block sS Jo a H. ssa and
sS i i, s.js,.5s IND ioSi to i5i
Ohio. city block ISIS; Mathew Real Es- y.
eS2aer OHIO city {. block a sls
L Tonner TO Mathews Real Estate Co. :.
cLx X 4 It. ". s.. bet. Lee and -
Ess sna s sss sG ssr III
Cawley to George B. MorRan-w. d. 49,:
pE Ehion city BLOCH bi K sosoA: e charlie.
Geiger to Jacob GeiEer-ate. d. ......
F9 3inden. sity bloc. Sss: Ann. Burke 10
Julius s. Welsh. Jr.-w. q; ...i u
at1 Block u.s. franklin m q I0 Co.
AsIo5S az sos. 9io John being z iss
merer and wife to Fannie A. Mccarty-
IRE sssH s eSrs;o1s.r H.: ss Ia1a t.
Jennie Kueser-con. IN tr.:;.:...::..:.
Duke to Julius g Walsh. Jhmw; d.; s.
ss seE S. Jacob 0s T4sl s %
Sss 9ssS 81
sseas TO 200 ge.eps ak
:;,1 Sae. s1 Sss y Msp2 ana KEN A5
nedy and husband to J. F. pinson- :,
d. .o.,.- l.
RMins city s,oek 1915 Isaac A. Hedges
and wife to John H. Rabe-w d.
v Reilly . aye: ss, Upton and 81, Koch Ell:
to Prentiss J. Batchelor-W. d.....,:.....
T.: sss sss x:Ssr
Russ es Block ass bet also afaiaS
city eGe block ss es Charles Gse%ae s sas ct at
SsiS. e, s,asS .s a,ss sIs TiG, and q
Exerss. Paul ariinnS@. s d..............:
81. sItz slsss y; william Ape ssS
sPAipiNo.sS IT, n. s.. bet; clara and
Pfendersss, and vile 1iGes to s James e Duncan
THiRTEENTH:SM IT,. W. a.. bet. Sidney
ans WE to Sas sesma H. ana
vIRGINIA-ss n: e. s. bet. Kansas and
MAJ Malt s city 70 S %sly a. Rasmgs Nelson
T aisaway and Euclid. y. city Is Block Sfs ssss:
John r. Rabe and wife to Isaac A. "a
w1S6sSANioo T. n. =. :; be-, Mccau:iand ~
AND %s1sh sty bocf ,s The
WISCONSIN, vi IT,. " s. bet. Cherokee .
Rlewe ands Wife y s e so Joseph Hupp
man and wtfe-w. d. ........................ l.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07
st. Louis Cotton Market.
cot,op uprban1ed Gales ~ hales
"a NMXc helow whit

Tinges and stained NWNc below white.
Galveston-Spot market quiet. Middl:ngs 12c.
New Or!eans-Spot market quiet Middlngs 13c
IL 13-16c.
Receipts at principal points:
New Orleans "a bales against 2o3.
Mobile, bales. against l.
Houston, 20 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for sig
DAYS were /, 1876 bales. against l,oS1 bales week
ago and sos bales year ago. Exports. Il, 4sS
bales against So 1877 bales year ago. Stocks,
2ll It's bales, against 49,. 2i.
st Louis warehouse statement: -.
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s asy goods reported a. lie. Quotation. un-
Chicago. Aug; s.-Esks steadler: at mark. cases
Kansas CITY, Aug. 6.-Eggs firm Missouri and
kansas cases returned. liMc doz.: No. white
Philadelphia Aug. eggs firm. and nearby
stock Hc higher: fresh nearby 19Ixc, loss of
western l9c: southwestern f61Sc: Southern 15h
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago; Aug. s...Flaxseed was steady for fu-
lures ana &c up for spot. No. ! Northwestern
was 95'sc bid and No. l sa1ac bid: Sept. was
cars here at Minneapolis and 10 at Duluth
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-07

TownshtD Sunday Sehool Cenveation.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Nashville. Ill. Aug. &-The annua, COM
vention Of the Sunday schools In NASH
vile Township was held in the First Pres
bytertan Church In this city to-day. All the
Sunday schools Of the various denominn-
tons were well represented and were fayor-
60 win an exceiient number Of institute
pspeEs Inc sessions were presided over BY
tne reverend A. n. Eells, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. This afternoon
PAYERS were read by ]. p. Courtney, the
reverend Wayne c. Clark. Mrs. IL 81
Schmidt and Miss Lulu Sackett.
Al this afternoons session, the ONCE Of
secretary Of the township organizations was
created and Miss Cassie Poole Of thu city
was elected to the position. -
William Reidelberber Of this city.
Young Mans Problem was discussed
Alderman Theodore L. Senter. superinj
snt OF the German Methodist Su66GY
Scho0l Of this city. The Reverend Mr..
french Of Oakdale was the principal speaker
Of the evening. : d. p
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Govcrnment Report.

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