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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
TO MEET IN DALLAS IN 1904.
Texas Baptist Missionary Asso-
citation in Annual Session.
REPUBLIc sPDIAI.

Dallas Tex. Oct -a-The Texas Baptist
Missionary Association to-day voted 20
hold the annual meeting; of Is-ti iu Dallas.
The report OF the Church Building COM
mItIee WAS read by Chairman J. H. AEee
Of sherman. II noted ,he need of churches
In many places. and especially recon-
mcndsd financial aid 20 Timps1n sUd
ChlliCotLs
The Board OF Missions held "a session
and arranged for much detail work. Aid
vas voted Nhsr.tlig Go aged usfus -tt-- Ia
ne, dy rirrumstuunlS THE following m.II-
hgrS were added To- the Board 0r Missions:
Tlmpson. J. X T. Williams uf sherman.
j. J. Graham "t SNYDER. ami 'E- j. Powell
~ plaiUyleV.
The report uf rEe Cgmu..t.. uu Won
ems Work commended that every plSsi-
b!e u,lU iH. b ..- The ladies auxiliary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

Train
Fiasl. Chautaulu3. Gragscn
and AlLtI ---.-.-.----.--..-..
Alton. Springfield. Peoria anI
tI1ut4gGua Express ....--..
Alton. t'hautauqua and
Springfield Mall -.--..--..-.
Alton. IersevvIiIs and
Springfield ...............-..-
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I...IvJ - l...I1-g.-. 81
CALVES
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

h-iferg 81 -zsTi.g1: stookers and fee,iers s. 5a1n
fs-sofIs.-5s medium and heavy S5a5.il- sheep
Receipts 81 active. larrIts- 500
,Inieagg. Osss- g.-Catti--H.reiDts l1e33. n
CluliuE s.Hgn M--tsIus. m4r>ri duu, 10 %
y ip".r. E.ll O. prime steers s5--st5-ss. p'.I
% uFHis.rl Na.fHuA.6a. Hfl"a-F- ant i-.s.rfH
) 2sg4 -. COWS s. 1siI4 -. h-.fHE- SO. can-
5r-.s ,. -5s---.. b1s.l s-lt-5. ,,ilse- 49,.
tsgf.s'- Hr-s-l:sr-ipJs tn-iay --'tJs t1-ulullg ~
la.I'-is ullrkrt Do. o. -- !Jwrt. Iuiv"t 'iltl
L-t -h.f- s'.ss +s'E. guel O. ,hr4ge t-4s-s
t5a5.9y. tvuEH heavy Sg.-s1s; uEbf s5ira-ss.
bHla - sales fHE5.-L ~HHsI.-l-r. .-iu'z au'is
9 choice wytr-Hg SIg.'55 fsl. o. ,Hp.g" ruiN-4
s-.t-. NsHf-rr -H=Hu So s.H.. E-tIsr t4fnNN
81. a5.s5. W's'.fu lambs g. setis = -
New YORK. oct. es.-ti-rsf.s." lsaE-lp'E LHs.
maiaiy g'1--Eu-l direct. ~ safes s-ro' -. -;
did beef steady. rlr" 1lEt --.t lA' See s.a~f
t. o. "r per f.s t.1il"s quoted lf1sr."fu steers
% ll'-r o. l-.4u. dEfs7.4 U-f-H'- r-triE-f1l.t
beef az So" rH s.- peg lN- Ns rEH'E'- i..-'t'5f
'Ilsa- i-.ls.f ~. EfrHflIIH UIt-. 4ei ei-5tus
N-a's sold ar $40 q S, T-t % ll-.s N--i.ft
calves - ttrg-1. gl-v IErs-sl .eats s. tI la'
Ter lu. sheep md ilraa- Receipts -.lA.. t"ti
sheep AMI lambs rated -lHE.. about steady Do
price. sheep -s'I NJ g. 90 $50 Tsg LHi ln-.
a o.. l.t 20 81. ilr1.r a. 80" o. s.. .l..- "a
-. nf-as-t rauftlu 40 2. % g. u-r a.. nf'---i
Lamb. s's rr Dor. no s--f, r.-ts #..'f. l'N--
f"u"Tfs|I -H|.z laelGI-I state hogs. u.74aalH
hr.s.. o. s. lH U#r IgI H..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

New York Oef Zi-gEraa-SuJt E.s g.-IIvs
NJ. IuE1..- g. mild -ralUg. ''ur4uyu g.. ta
IfsH- I-tEEs- ur-H-I steady 81 L- sh2rs-l 2
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Topeka, Kas., oct. Representative
Hail OF Rush County. the second in the
production of wheat in the world saws
the farmers OF that county will IoOsa over
100000 through the failure Of the rail-
roads 20 furnish cars for its shipment.
Five hundred thousand bushels OF the 4
O0,HH bushels harvested this year in Rush
County a-c lying on the ground at rail-
road stations and is rOtting This con-
dition prevails In many other sections OF
the wheat belt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

chickens. both sonli-d snd dry picked. but me
ulum chickens WrsC neglected. and sam" wa
to-day. with heavy receipts aud demand pretty
Well supplied. tlrr- al --fsl-r 'on" %
yalua-, and receivers did not refuse any "iter
within th- bounds Of reaslr
Ay-raE- best ry-pirk-t fowls were offered
- reached "a selected E-HyE st.-.s- >.ul1rl
fowls extremely iuu - iIg vu Western Ne
dium chickens. rath dry picked luL sHJ.ts,i-
large. bright. fr-sH s,5SE worked out Al f-IIn
ligllEC. o,'IaslHnsiiy L. ca thr LaJr- select
extremely gHgice- J. r"w l0"Es a~ q 70 will
b. impossible o. eff-.t "a cI-I-Lu." tgis week
Tuiarys searc@ AMI Jim 4 f-s Western a---.-
arrived AMI S.il a. Sult.. O. quality SIlst'
~gIkg,i out a f,r,Err p-ies-, ia-.p4eA~l iay-.~
ulUS unchanged
EFPIELIc SPECIAL
N-x Yors. oz- E.E=s-I:-ae,pss to-day
lrl-- case t-r situation tHiaE N.ar -ss-uilal.F
yll-s 20 gu.-i- ;ssr would 4u-u-r O., candle out
uitE th= -Nr" fIE.u. "- E-ft5iE - rfuF'Tti'fi
- o. 80. s.asrIlBg % i.-s and JH- ggaHtitI'
Us SrcHEd- Ns4... SlIur'lr- stocks EIS plenty
slippers. limit uut ths- ,lsaEE-I heavily.
IE--l n4ut.-l atIriHH seal. GUal E.EL--. ls--
ETl.r t-f tf- l"r.afi- "as Haiii., ilr th- best
at To a.f1.-H'- l- Irl"- @..''EI s-s.l..f
lsi- I-iE.-I-li.r 1Flis7 -sf''- b'H-r quota
'rhlIaa-irHla. ort. 90 Egg arm; r.qI de
= g-sy. S5uraE-stsIn z.-t-si,r. soltherr -
s5afi aI Mn az, ss,s . l-safa-i i.t:: iit..: stv-
No vhif-v-o,4 ris.- lEg.la-l. p.
Shis.ag9. o.t. ='--tiE-' nrn; at ulrs. cas-S
CoH-e.
New T0ls. OCT. el.--C1nsa-sp0t I:., z.-1lvs
NJ. : luEs. c. mild -faIUs. 'ar-uyu sss
H. F-;Ugs- ul~H-t -t-Iis a. u-shans-l
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HORSE QUOTATIONS.

MrLES-The mule supply during tie week
provide n test OF the market conditions. As
general rule. the quality has been pretty
good. as II has been Impressed upon shippers
that common mules are selling dull. The market
90 n certain extent was better than Il has been
IN some weesr-that is. IL vas more active.
Dealers were more willing % buy and sellers
had less trouble In getting rid Of CnerinrS The
reason for this was that more Southern demand
appeared during the first half q the week
than has been apparent al any time this SEA
son. and Il Enve ENCOURAGEMENT TO dealers 70
purchase more actively 0r fresh supplies. The
best trade was on good 70 choice cotton mules.
stronger basis As the week closes. the trade
from the South = not as lnrEe a. II was earlier.
and the market is showing a uuieter situation.
Mule quotations tfor broke mules. 20 years
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Totals .....14 log 22s 2s3 27G sO9 EI IH Is ls-es
Mound City Paints 4. Meyers L.

The following scores made at the
Crescent alleys:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
ST. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

ST. INI-I Nv TI.IsFs lines
Train DeUart Arrive.
Princeton. Louisville Lex
ingtuu and way stations.
Chattanooga. Rome. At
lauta. AiattOon and points
On The soIlhea.t-... 500 am $50 PFC
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
o. Ton ts:eI pm ts;io am
iugf1u and way stations
Knoxville. AsheViiie Chat
tauoUgu. Rome. Atlanta
Augusta. Charleston. Ma
con AMI all points IN FLOR
ia and the Southeast. .'le-0t pm s5.5s an
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTE)
Lrain- Depart Arrive
Toledo. Buffalo and New
r,l.,sS, igEs 80 pm 'T:iO an
diana and Ohio points s-.aR Am s5.os m,
Ghlrltston Accommodation-.. 800 pm 'to:ss am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

IsEsF'l EsAAh1 -E-E-N AaNNaa
Sav York Ort =.-Tave P.u,fTT--Fsce-p
to-day acre { car Nsste~n- Demand vas dis
appointing. and with marty - C1Es uusCld on
f1bbar~ haufls tine latter refused 20 take any
more stock this week and ANYTHING C,uiug
forward later iu the week viii have 70 b. car
rigd over Ca frz- stock left first hands a: III
not boxed o..
Dressed Poultry Receipts today LEA pkEH.
Tie receipts fIr this week show an n
cTsas- ur ]. SO pSEF- over the corresponding
hrst days q last week. and considerable more
stock due Tor later iu tie week. There was
a fair trade ye-terd5y afternoon on fancy larse
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fIEIFmS


j.. 80. 4.oy - -sy--- "a See 81 ---f
SOUTHERN CATTLE Ertsh qaaElntin- r.
uslpf4 acre - cars. CgIpgifllE -.-su had. which
o. .HH~funrriln with . cuTH to- late 1lr rNr
Ws,lra-iay market made W u.E4erate sup
EIIH. Trade OPENED about Ff.ate steers. with
CaWs veEv weak Pew early siiss were uil.-
ca This basis Tut the llv gIgaEcaI ar.i
ul o. the CIl-nr hour tlI- tIlIe grew weI. 2
sGI 81 the rius- Ll.h steers ard TIE -tCcis -l.l
uark o. I.s Iugssr. CgNs uHlstitufst II.- b.s
.rI .F the supply. aid were generally % far
ru pretty EnuaI kinds but f-u decent sr-rff
uEIH ga land the majority l#iuE % medium
and common EIuHz. The few bEIiF were urH
CHANGED while calves urI- l ltll- s-ru-LEfEr
Conditions have bssu NesY uufIt 1r-aalr itiF
week rHT "a -atlsflUfUrE market. f.-HE+l The
heavier grades % top cattle Hrarul $50 klHl@
and atIEs ar. but ItLI- % an I.EHI N"isHu
frlIlg show 4 decline % lHsl-a.. with Iaa.a
STEADY. IL=ht-WsIEht vsz'arH are stsHiv. g1u.-
mon AMI De- lTs Egrfa b. E strong fu .sHr EIEf-s.
The following quotations Do Tire uuui'-
f'lu 20 the market uu NartHls classes uL glaF-
arrIl- cattle. h1==zf On saisa lur.lE Tire vsy=A=
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
BuIdInE New Steamer.

Evansville Ind OCT. ea-Captain Alfred
Heuugu is building steamboat AZ t,alhuIn
Ky Il VIII l. completed In a reW days. aisi
River trade u Will cost 5000 The hull Of
the boat that uT tI- l.. Il. BuTmAu.
which burned the JpV-r Ohio River year
aEl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run LiSht-IIeef Cattle steady
sheep Close Lower.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beet ster--Th-r. vas
one thng that materially helped the trade to
day and that wus that the supply Of cattle In
the native yards vas light and then very
god urupurtlsu were Western steers and COWS
- that there vas hut small share @ natives
len and they Irluglp4l4y tHeFr~ and -tlFi- 'at-
tie. Around sIx loads - native hs-Vs~ were
GA Jfrer ~ decent % glad grade The market
vas not qu0tahly chIarri ir8n Ws-iu-slay. but
rather was fully steady
The total supply vas later sU-Il-I % ahuIl
J. loads. The later arr. ais .uDiudiuE nothing
very gu--i. being generally plain, gHsr-'. ul'-ii-
usu 10 pretty EHHL alUi- % cattle. .ralf.e LiI
not show any material cirrr.Hc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

-5... sEs-.. 80 s.. sE-.. I5s I.E.. sIs... I.s5
Bulls.
ETNGS
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
RIVER NEWS.


FTT z |""-- |---T|N u y n
81 Is....-. -"I.-HT-..a.. or. e.. 1892.
Station B1s.r-- ,sI1-a ta-r.r-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL, SN-D
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.
Train Depart. Arrive
IndIanapollJ Express ......... f7.sl am IS &c pm
New York and Boston Lin
tied ---..s......--s.s..s.- SD Am es.f5
EnIckerbocker Special-New
York Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia eso0 noon s.f5 pua
modation ...,................ 40 pm SO am
Mattoou and Alton Accom-
modatfon ...........------.--. $3.50 pm -.......
Boston. New York. Cincin-
natl Washington. Baiti-
more and Philaielp phia..--.. II % pm 80 am
Cincinnati DAYTON. Spring
field. Columbus EN9ress-.- IS - pm 80 an
Fast Express ..--...-...-..--- .---...--. ED
Alton-Ieayes 800 a m. ttl5O p. m. s5.EJ
p m Arrives . 20 = m. 'i:f5 . m
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NOrthern Lines.

L., II. * ST. l.. RY. CHendei
Train
Fast Maii-Cwensboro. Clever
Cloverport. Louisville and
port. Louisville ard the East
Eastern Expres--Owenshoro.
the F,ast ..-....-.-...-.-.--. 5
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-
Depart Arrive.
t6 20 am F'g prl
= "a am % pm
- II pm 't1s5 am
E-ff um sf1.5li AZ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

EDWARD Tr BOWIE.
D. al I'.4.r a4' 'Hsilll..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

o % pm -Il an
.----.-- TL-k1 an
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

Train
JcneTson CITY. Columbia.
BOonville. Sedaiia. Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
IeNaS Express ...............
The KATY FLYER" for Dali
las. Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston. SGn Antonio.
Mexico CITY and tnterInedi-
ate points ..-....-............
jefferson CITY. Columbia,
Boouville. Sedaiia. RansaE.
Indian Territory and Texas
EAltIe-. ----s.--s......--
Missouri. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
L-Ner
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

New York. oct 1s.-The PURCHASING. o. buy
eTs In dry go1ds IS rcsJrictei by the financial
uncertainty. which causes heads Of houses 10
instruct their buyers 10 operate with the erear-
cEt caution Complaints are received ~ ,.r-
tain quarters regarding collections and ,z,-a-v
caution IS exercised IN sc-utinizinE credits.
Jcbbers are experiencing an Indifferent u-h!ic
trade. but reports from retailers claim decldsd
improvement
Sugar
New York. Oct. e9-Surar-Rav, stssly- e,f-
refining SIC centrifugal gi-tesr So. no
lasses sugar gisc. refined steady: cr7lshed -.
powdered 4t5cs Eranuiated 4.75c. Molaszes
trifugal ETanulated PC. whites s-lsr. yeIloyrz
eE-is ls-ltc- Aolasses Quiet. new cenrrifugal q
g-se- SiruEs. ECw. sIGsic.
Flaxseed Quotations.
Chicago. III. Oct Gs.-F7axEced trade uas
dull and prices steady u Ic lower Nav v-as
sSc asked: Dec. sold at SC. and Oct ana No
! spot were ncninally SC No. I Northwest
ern was sic bid. Receipts were ten cars here.
The Metal Markets.
New YORK. Oct 29.-Tin advanced rs in Ion
don. SPOT closing az fils ISs and f1ItfIres a. ~
bs. but was lower II the local market There
was sala a 3 tons fq- Oct. delivery a 8 -,
recovered its yesterdays loss IN to-dRyss I.1-
don market spot advancing rs ca 10 10 =
and futures n 70 rs lGs- LooaIly copper -
mains hTln but UNCHANGED. Lake Il quoted Al
Lad de-lined s. a n fils g. sd In I.njo-S-
vas unchanged at 4 sc IN the forsi IIl1Ti,.-'
Speiter was unchanged AZ - Us in Lonlo-
and az Sic In the local market Irnn rir-ss-5
Isoeallv iron vas quiet Ne ! fountry NortbsT25
~ quoted Al fl5-l1Rl6: No. (. foundry Norfber1
At alf -. No foundry S1utheTn ana No
foundry Southern soft al sif.5qaii.7s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
ST.LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE

st. LOU
Arrivals and Departures of TraiBs at
Union station.
suEIIy.
fuaLy tN-srt sunday.
sss1ulIg only.
7 f.y .-1g Nfl1Iar
ssIaIIr eN-elr saturday arI sunday.
t-~IfLl-ay luly.
Saturday and sunday cZIv-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30


HQGS.-ua!y 4 moderate suTgly % Hg-ss az
rived, tha total on sale being IN the n"iEhl-,r-
- b., ~ ls'i5- ,t,.Es s ii1 rss yS pTifcii
Western markets had total OF fs.u9 On sale
quality. although some few common ana trashy
kinds were included among the OTsrngs.
first Was very slow. only gh- Eastern Shipper
sni city butchers egy.nE until late IN the
much more 50 than Others. which, % cOuTse.
made the market very mean On the plain. me
lights and smooth medium weights suitable ipE
top of the market. but the heavy hogs. u good.
fsVeTai n.Snihs. Inferior hogs % ali Weights arc
weaker than the op~ning. however, before the
Lights weighing 100 % ifs lbs sold ~ s 2
49, lights 10 20 Is lbs. At - 100 SEA: me
dign weights. Sl5a5.+1. and good heayles at
heavy hogs sold At S5--5aSss. against SS.51i-t n
snEEP-A moderate supply or sheep was On
sale. gut they were not as good In quality us
mutton sheep were on sale. but anything IKE
good 20 choice lambs were very sUarce- The
Missouri. also load u AugurL ruIts. The
market opened slow and dull and values were
stun that Chased az only medium. buyers were
looking FOR GOD fat sheep and lambs. and di1
rlis am6untsd - around 10. Ths st0ck-r
JElde vas also little quiet. there Being some
stock. all others selling very slow.
hhk- l-gH-Lu unle4tluH 1i2l OuilDlk OF tulr
weeks horse marks; have been better than for
several weeks Large receipts followed the
moderate supply OF the week previous. ami
the market On every ess-ntili Wa On larger
and NOR animated basis. More buyers were
on the market. sales were made quicker. there
more spirit u the bidding Ia the auction
and a general air that the market was re-
covering some Of its IT-f strength urevu-
lent throughout the trade. Most cf this I'M
pruycment was directly Jraceable TO IN. south
demand. which showed larger possibilities.
larger outlet ans more competition f1r the
representative offerings IN fact. all the dlfcr-
ence IN the market attached 10 the southern
end OF It. The Eastern demand was fair. but it
was dragging along IN muCh the same Wav as
Il has done the last three weeks Or month.
without any very large demand and with
little or no competition. except on the very
choicest arrivals At any Tate there was no
change In the general scale o. prices on East
prn offerings. which are still about a-lff9l lower
than they were q c0uple N months aEu. or
uriar 10 the depression In the Eastern markets.
Trade T. maintaining Its slight advantage TO
the end % tho week. the THURSDAY auction la-
ing characterized bv good de1s nf activity
On the part Of the southern trade and mild
amount OF support from the East
saa~sa aaHaHH.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

Tie divers .a gee So. Louis l--s.r' VII FL
sl1vI..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
MISSOURI TESPIX LEAGUE.

Totals -3 % 80 p go - 30 20 1lal g. Is-.i
IiandicRps- Bright s. wycoT s. Smith s. Fish.
e. J. Nontcith 2 Total, =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

NrE Urlarr7#S Snu- market nrIns uiIdllnE -ac-
IsafrrefnT-~unt ulrEst quiet. uiiliiil-z 'Hs.
NvmrEaHHSlu. market ~u-v uflIlfHE frr
Easrl.fa 90 principal Hu.Ef,.
GafrfE-Hn. Isis bales
Sew ORLEANS. L4IL bales
MHl|.. rl.I bales
Savannah. $50 tI.-T
GFaT'.rF"r. go hflrs.
NHTfnIE. E-F iaI-.
H.I-THU. -I.fs1 bales.
MruuEl4 ass bale.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
IRON MOUNTAIN


81 Louis. Fort worth and
san Antonio Express -. '2:s1 pm II 81 an
Texas and California Ex-
pTess-Te1arhana. Fl Paso.
Los Angeles and san Fran
cisco .........-..............' IS - an .-....-a
California and Mexico Ex-
press-Los Angeles. Fl
Paso. Mexico City. Laredo
and Galveston .............. ......... 30 % pu1
Texas and Mexico Express
Hot Springs Ark: Dallas.
Fort Worth. Colorado. Gal
weston. Laredo and Mexico D.
Texas Express - C0iorsdo.
Texas. Fort Worth. Dallas.
san Antonio TexaTkana.
Hot Springs. Ark. and L1it-
Fast SIail-LIt;le Rock. Tex
ariSans. Dallas and Fort
worth '7:O5 am .-...----.
ST. Louis ..-...-..-..-.--... s7:s1 pm
Memphis Express .....--..... % 90 pm 800 am
Belmont Passenger ......--.-.. $500 am sl:fS pm
FOURTH STREET AND CHOUTEAU AVE
Depart, Arrtys.
eOmmOdsiion $50 pm SD ars
Cotton Belt Express ..- s9:s5 ON si.i. An
81. Louis and Chester Ae-
commodstion ........-........ s41O pm s10zs AZ
Cnttdn Belt Express .....- ss-ss An ssssa ~
New scherule effective Is:OI a n Ssrnday
October - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
tEia Wubanhb.

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Train Depart Arrive.
Fast Mall 500 am 10 80 pm
Local Express ..-.-.-.--.--.- = - am 80 pm
Day ENpTsss-kunsaE CITY.
Pueblo. Denver. salt Lake
city and san FrunClsC1.-.. 500 am sG.li pm
Washington Accommodate. fs-5 pm u IS am
St Joseph. Joplin, Wichita
AMI Kansas Limited and
southwest Missouri ..-....- $50 pm - % an
Kansas and Colorado EE...-. 30 10 pm sT.l1 am
Cfeys Coeur Lake trains leave Union Station
at SD a. m, -5:l5 T. III. si.S9 .. and s4.sI
D. m
Oak HiIl trains leave Union Station al fs.6
a. m. 1000 n nI-. fsC0 a m. AM +6s9l D. m
KirhwOod trains leave Union Station al r5s0C
a. IA. '7e5 IN. "a 20 IN. tll.21 a. IN. fl:0g
p. IN. 80 10 m, rS;io a. 90 y. IN, 's.s5
10 m. md 41l % n m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trains.
L. e n. II. II.

L. e y. II. r.
Tran. Depart Arriys.
FIHridl Limited Via Nasb-
vile. Atlanta gnattauso-
"a. Macon Th0nasyille
Jacksonville. 81. AuEusyins
al4 Tampa .--..----.-------. 4-Oy pm IN pm
East Mail-Esgansviilr. Nash
VILE. Birmingham. Mont
Ermery. Chattanooga. At
lanta. Mobile. New Orleans
and jacksonville. Fla:
Charleston. :. c.. - am Isls pm
Sourhsru Express 10 Evans
VILE. Nashvilla. Blrmlug-
ham. MOBILE. New Orieans.
Itumasyilr. jacksonville.
IalatkJ. OCala and 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
II. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGB
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN


Eastt0urI-Leaye Eighth and GTatiot streets.
elily-s-ly a. m go. s.lo, G=Ss 2. m E1eeps
e-tz y m SATURDAY and Sunday only-u:H ?.
~. sunday Only-s--f. 100 n m; rs D.
Leave Washington avenue daily-9:If a. u1s
80. ssus. 6-S5 D. n. Except Sunday-t:0s, 81.
s-il. lJ=s4 n. i-:t2. 5:45. sos 2. m saturday
and sunday only-li:-5 D. m sunday Only-5:sS.
40 a m. l2.2S D. IA.
Mestbound-Lsave Granite City. daily-i:il
--s5. 5:sh s.l2 y. M Except Sunday-5.l6. 6.eA.
s5e. s-=4. $50. l1sl0 m. as. s-lI O. m. sat
uudlv unly-i2-l5 2. Sunday only-5:s5, s=oos
lt5pl a. m Saturday and sunday only-11:53 p
m: Except saturday and Sunday-5.4z .. m
Leave Madison. daily-l:l6 2;t9. sos. T:i7 p.
n Except Suud1y-5:l9. 6-t9, s.es, s:es. SIS.
ll-lf q. M 4-ll. 3521 p Saturday only
l--l* p M sunday ouiy-5.o1. sos. 1855 a IL
saturday ana S'IndIy onIy-ii:5s .. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
OFFICE MEMS LEAGUE.

Olives 4. Centurys I.
The following scores were made a. the Offig-
Mems Bowling Club alleys:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
FRISCO sYSTEM.

Train Depart. Arriy-.
Valley P1r< Acc1Elmodafi0n. fG.Jl am f11.25 am
VALLEY Park Accommodate. q - pm q - am
Fa-tne Accommodation ......- rs.l1 am 4 - I'm
Texas ana Kansas Mail
Der Springfield FuE. SuitA.
Paris. Dallas Ennis HIus-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
Joplin AMI WiHhlt.l--....--.. - SO am -G.tJ pm
Pacific Accommodated -.-... I.IJ pm .Ir=-s
valley Park Accommodation. in - pm fr4--O pm
Meteor For Springfield
Carthage. Joplin WiCuua.
Ninlta, Oklahoma. ueaIsru.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Waco aad Brown
wood --..-...-....--..--...-..s 80 pm TIN am
Valley Park Accommodation. fGs5u pm f5.48
VALLEY Park Accommodation. q p nm fer0 pm
Pacific Accommodation ..-... ia Lm ss A.
Pacific Accommodation ...... -. .ssiu pm
T-Ia- and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka SprIng~.
Fort smith. Paris. Daila-.
GTe-uVill-. EuniS. CuTs!-
cana Houston. Galveston.
Austin. san Antonio Car
tEag-. Joplin. Wichita
Burton and the West-...--.. - - pm - an
Western ENuresE-Fur Spring
fi-Ii. Niuita. Denis0n. Shsr-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
ana Joplin -.-......-.--.--. Hf1=l0 pm - Il am
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
MOBILE Am ONO

Train Depart
New orleans. Mobile. MsTi1-
Ian. Jackson. Cairo. Mur-
phyEhuro. sparta. all points
South and southeast. go am
New UrieIus. Mobile. Meril-
ian. Montgomery. Atlanta.
jackson. Cairo. all poinfs
ia Florida and tie south
and southeast .....-.....-.-. 's.-1 pm
MurphysbCro. Sparta and
Chester AccOrnm0da ton. 1910 nm II
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30

River RIaIto RrevIties.

cape G4Elulaii-- .--..----. .----------...-- 'HF
spread lAEie-------.-----------
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Totals HI 1ls - rs 2sI 81 247 100 a. 5-2s
ardiraas-HardiuE g. Zimmerman s SuErue
.. Hatch 8 nctChsmendv J. Total. =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-30
DRUGGISTS LEAGUE.

Eli LIIIgH 4, EnderIeE !.
Tie following scores were made at the Royal
last mis-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-05
Sin nOVedad

Dese&perante ha sido el die de
hoy. No pasa nads; todo est6 ON
cAlma.
Un reporter de an diario local de-.
cfa esta mA1lana que los ''tres gritos
del Diablo, los di6 hoy"
Pareca que IL ciudad est6 atemo.
rtz aaa, ON Ian ofeiuas pdblieas NADIA
se hs hecho que intersss sl ''yespe'
table,.
Y siuembargo. todos aessan mott.
eiRs tnteressntss, espeluznantes Y
abraeadantss.
Pero hoy, 6 nadia ss 10 ha ocurri.
rrido suicidarse, los 'strolsyA" nj.
guen hacienda tan NAL servicio GO.
mo antes; MIR. WAndergriff, sigue
hacienda de las suyas, mejor aicho,
de Las nuestras 6 6 costa nuestra.
FL C0nseio EjeCutivo 90 d'sponer
saeAr el mocho al lunes pe6ximo,
y hasta tAnto la espectaei6n 90 gran.
do.
Maehos ignorantes prsguntan:
jhay dos junticiaa 6 una solar
No se nor, aquf hay tantas ''iusti.
cias" como sean neoesarias.
-Ustad estk mstido On Gbslo, con.
teSt6 otro.
NO; 70 10 que sstoy 90 metido
en- maliciA.
I'D malicial
iVa, dc retro!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-05
Bale de m&ScaraS

Mal1sna sAbAdo & Las 7l2 90 reuni'
ran en- el Ateneo varios eaballeros y
j6venes de esta capital, CON ei obje
to de aeordar To- celebration de 8 6 4
bales de m&ssAras en- el teatro para
salsbrar las fiestas de San Juan.
El objeto de estos bales no est&
fundaao en- el negocio, pues el bene'
feio que de ellos 40 obtenga se repair
hr6 10 mitad para 10 soeiedad de
mendigos y 10 otra mitad ser& entire
gada q 10 soeieaad de damss para
que 6sta 10 reparta entre los pobre o
vergor kntes de 10 locAlidad,
Los bailes ger&n por especial in
vitAei6n y 10 eomisi6n dest'nsda 81
reconocimiento de mkseAras, estAl 6
eompuesta ,por distinguidos cabA :
leros.
oEsPEc fFICOs HOMEOPATHY
cos DE HUPHRDY5 de venta por
R.f,6l Castro Gonzalez Fortaleza
81. So regala an manual para sl
uso en- espanol q ing.6s 6 aq allos
que 10 so,f siten.