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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-29

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For Ess 3, RENT,sY GEO; " LL5INKzNs 500 18TH ST
Store Store. 72 so e sv slos
y as2s Rigs III 1882 1sth
Ss 1i saa!ss e. e. eesssS
81 Els aS.s s. ~ q. sssS Storage io0n'
FOR RENT-BY J. LEO KoLB. 1902 ST. NV.
6S3 No az ne. 1r $685. 90 1908 9Th. 6r 80. $3.50
seie 50 INV NV 20 ses Nd sv ne
FOR RENT-oR sALE-1917 Sd NV; p ROOMS;
terrace lawn; 80 feet front; fine stable and car.
s safs sS ST to Sw good
FOR RENTING 1872 MILWAUKEE ST., INGLE
side, Mt; Pleasant; 1or.; Ami; Met. st. cars run
viii within r. sGs every minutes rent SO; Tedus
John MARSHALL place loid u st nw 1 jai7-tf
81 s ~ s To- NV 81;
iar Ier: sSs Pw az M Ri ssso
1sS7 3b nM: 19r 60 60 sls 14th Or
l ias- hf3e'D' a3so aG' Bros. 1926 z. ave-
FOR RENT BRICK NO l1o4 9TH ST. MILO
The oU .fSs fS1 fSsrS HEEL ESTATE 49,
de26-tf 920 st. NV.
E ,s,s j. kEMr = .ss MILLS LIS sos 9Th ST. NV
l4os NV. ST.. b.. .2s5oj24 NV. Ar Vallejo
Ja16-u
FOR RENT-HoUsE ls4s CoRcoRAN ST.;
.fs s sosa fr9 s ssuh re1t ssS
west st. just west Of Conn. ave- sstoTy
and cellar white stone 'front.' 10 rooms, porcelain
= sSs 9se'h sos KY sSs sss
FOR HEN LARGE R9 HDT: n REssp sfsSp
1929 Euclid place.
sToST FsiRFSx "i ses ''Ss Sos iS g. NV
E. nssly isrnd GO 1sas 1sth nw 3.
'7ao asss p ST. 44 s Is &
24o6 1871 NV Tor, b. .eo0Ol5l0 Both NV, 6r IS
call lat AT Sf IL: oR ShfTS hssf
1a1O-s.tu&th-tf
isss ss 81 NM. r ru .~s
ssaa 18th L 81 VINE e. 1904 81: as
FOR Rents IOWA CIRCLE. .sl2s 90
1880 y NV. looms and bath: 100000. $3.50
~ 800 18th NV, rooms and bath. $50
jai5.tf Ralph ". LEE. 14oe 6 NV.
FOR RENT-Yss FRENCH ST. ROOMS AND
BATH ;25 Perfect condition Apply owner
u
FOR RENT-1444 v ST.. TOR. $3.50
Sul4 rcrtner pi 6r., AMI ............... ~ 90
2022 Portner pl.. 6r., NIL. ............. $3.50
Apply q. NJ. HETH The Portner.
Ja14-n 18th and U SITS. NV
FOR RENT UNFURNIsHED-
1879 1879 N ss1 s.nn ss ,S,5
rs Lanler place. .125.0O
Also q large list of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH. FOX Il BROWN.
de27-tf 1905 g Ut. NV.
FOR REST-i6o9 18TH ST, NV; .AvAIIABLE
JAM Newly painted outside and inside; newly
papered throughout and In thorough repair; beau
ttfui location. Anthracite coal guaranteed to
tenant for $7.25 per ton. Rene $is.5O.
+. v. BALDWIN JOHNSON.
de23-n 110f b. I. ave. nv.
FOR RENT : THE BEAUTIFUL BUFF BRICK
and stone residence, No. 1903 Columbia road;
fronts south; steam heat; all modern imp; near
car line. &C.; low rent EARLY HAMPTON
COS 14th ct. NV. nol1-n
DEEBLE 4 CO.. 1879 "F'. ST. NV
6le p" ct; NV. IS rooms and BATH. So o.
1919 "F' St n.w.s ware room. 500
1902 18th at. rooms and bath. .$a1. So
1h25 29th IT.. B.w.. rooms and bath 1870
1877 82d Ut. NV. Or, W. IL 30
1919 ~" vt. NV. once rooms. .......$0 and 50
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xER & son, 1000 F ST.
1917 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. %
1913 14th NV. Or, b. 35. so
1923 Oregon av,9r. b. IS. 90
1914 How av, NJ L, Or, BIO. so
pa Scaton ne, Sr, b.S0.50
1908 Both NV, Or, b. 25.35
1910 3Oth NV, Or. 1888
y Cherry Chase, Sr. b. %. 90
COMPLETE BULLETIN.
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'LTZMAN, REAL ESTATE
10th and + SITS. NV.
Farm near Laurel. Md,
1Sr. 6S acres. 80. 40. OF
1245 18th Sc, 5r, 2 stos. So. 90
PAP Pa av NV, 7r. $500
1907 10th NV. Tor. .35. 90
1903 10th NV. 7r. ..H.M
GOT A Sc, Or. 10
800 A Sc. Is. 20
121 9th NV, Sr. 1880
1917 X ne, Or. 1901
51S 9th sw, Or. :. 1900
914 K NV, easement. 1850
l211 K ne, Or. HOO
l69 Decatur ne, 6r. .11.60
ICES.
425 18th NV, Sd TO, $50;
4th 10, $16. with heat.
)941 b NV, 3r. 90
RES.
PA 9Th NV (14x35). $40
lies.
124s sth NV, rear. SIS
ja26-tf
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

DOGS, CATS, ETC.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUI. THOROUGHBRED Gu
ban poodle puppies; fluffy balls OF snow. Cheap.
1919 II st. nv 1a2SSts
DR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Graduate Of McGnl University and Royal Vet
ment Of Dog and Cat exclusively. largest. best;
equipped Kennel In Washington: Dogs rendered d
st. Tel. 2994-Y. 1a27e
14TH ST. HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS; ALL AMI
mails treated; separate wards and exercising
Yards; everything complete; visitors invited ID.
/. BUCKINGHAM, v. NJ. D.. Propr., Zig I4th
Preventive vaccination practiced young dogs.
Cali or phone for information. Ja2l-a
FOR SALE-CANARY BIRDS. &l.b0 UP; PAn-
rots, dogs, cats. monkeys. pigeons. poultry. gosdr
6sh etc. also taxidermist; mounted heads. birds,
&c. SCHNID'S BIRD STORE. III 18th Ut. n.vs
nee-tf.4
LADIES' GOODS.
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UNFINISHED.

THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., mo,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.,
l41A "E'' ST. NV. TELEPHONE n. 848.
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FOR RENT-R. W. WAL,
1886 18th NV. 14r&S
ba, nicely fHrn'd. $3.50. 90
1886 10Th, Il BIB, unf. 100. 90
l740 Riggs pI, Sr, b,
furnished .....S5. 90
1893 Belmont av.10. 60. 90
2406 18Th NV, Tor. b. 80. 90
3313- 10th NV, 10r. b. I0.0O
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
1a1Q-S u&fh-if =
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FOR RENT-BY d. L. RUST. COS 14TH ST. N W.
1437 n.w.......... rooms furnished). $500
1902 R. /. 10 rooms .......... $3.50
1889 18th n.w....... 10 rooms ............ 1880
61O Md. ave. II rooms ............ 1000
1922 o NV rooms (stabe). 27.5O
2213 nw.......... Z rooms ............ $3.50
Al Q n.e........... Z rooms ............ $3.50
11OS Conn. ave. $50. rooms (fat. 1900
Rooms, COS 14th NV. and 912 NV. $40 & 1900
3aOl
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Large stable rear go D st; NV. 20 stalls Rsat.
go. CHAS v. MALIIET, -
5a9-t1 $50 ~ IT. nv
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GREAT MEN CARRY THEIR HONORS EASILY;
ours heavy. And wonder when offer
such stupendous rates for mems worn garments.
Write us a card to call you before breakfast.
ta29-tf5 JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d.
MRS. Z. CHERRY. DIVINE HEALER, CURES
all diseases by the touch OF her hand; testimoni-
ais given. HOS G st. NV. ja2S-5ts
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-02
Agents for Cunther's
Candies in Fancy Packages
Special Sale

During the month of May there will be special
sale at this every day By this that every
day will offer two three different lines at cut prices
The sale any lines advertised will last three days
No GooDs WILL BE CHARGED Cur PRICES
We all the people of this and
munity watch for these sales they will be money
They will be advertised in the papers and by
circulars twice a week.
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-02
- THE PALACE DRUG STORE. =; Agent


opera house block. +. w. Pierce.
Buckley & Hart have list of
"bargains" in homes. Look at
them.
The county commissioners will
be in regular monthly session next
Monday.
The district court adjourned at
noon Yesterday until the first Mon
day IN une.
Do you want fine carpet Tor
little money? Examine samples
at Thompson's
Mayhem House Furnishing CO.,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
Az red; night phone, 462 black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryne. OF Cripple
Creek, have been the guests OF
Mrs. J. b. O'Neil during the past
week
For each 81 cash purchase at II.
II. Clark's you get one chance on
a $40 mirror, and for each 81 cash
purchase you get a chance on a
81. so lamp.
A bouncing baby girl arrived at
the home OF n. Simonton on
the 24th instant, whereat the
proud father walketh on thin dir
and his heart is full OF great Joy.
The regular monthly literary OF
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church, will meet
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Al
bera's, on Belleview avenue, at
ago o'clock.
On account OF President Roose-
velt's visit to Pueblo May 4th,
the Santa Fe will sell tickets from
La juntz to Pueblo and return for
s.. SO, on May sd and 4th, good
returning May 5th.
]. w. Boseley, the water man.
is now securing his supply OF
water from the La unta ice plant.
The water is guaranteed to be tree
from all impurities, and as good
As distilled water in every respect.
]. K. Hireen resigned his posi-
ton as cashier at the freight house
yesterday and expects to leave IN
the near future for Trinidad to
accept the position OF agent for
the Colorado and Southern at that
point.
An election to determine who
shall oftlciate as president OF the
school board in District No. IL for
the ensuing three years will be
held at the Columbi school
building next Monday between the
hours OF and S p. M.
The divorce case of Matte
Eleanor Lackie VS.. Robert l..
Lackie came up IN the district
court yesterday morning. The
plaintiff asked for divorce and
$50, 900 alimony, but a comPro-
mise was effected, the plaintiff
abandoning her complaint. and
allowing Mr. Lackie to secure a
divorce en- the ground OF desertion
S. Dunkin is making number
OF improvements at his grocery
store on Colorado avenue. An
elevator has been installed in the
storeroom which will give easy
access to the cellar and enable
lnm to utilize 1t for a storeroon.
A bake shop, f4x24 feet IN dimen-
sions, is also being erected in the
rear OF the store, in which Mr..
Dunkin expects to have an up-to-
date bakery in operation in the
very near future.
Three marriages and two di
vorces in one brief forenoon is the
record Of the county court for last
Wednesday morning. The mar
riages are noted elsewhere. and
the divorce mill ground out the
following: Anna NJ. Tyner Sc
cured a divorce from L. Tyner
La Junta tribune., 1903-05-02
.ocA, Aso PERSONAL ,rsss.

!
at Thompson's.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer Phone No. ais.
| Mrs. Frank Dolan. of Palo Alto.
Calf, is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. ].
Cook.
Recess school shoes are the bes'.
S to s. sl.25; s to -, 81. SO, a,
Hawkins.
| Consult DIR. Billipgslea in all
kinds OF cases-no matter how
long standing.
Yesterday was the last day for
boozeology in the city of Rock,
Ford-maybe.
DIR. f. w. Ragsdale, Central
block. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
IL m, p. m. to ! p. m.
The receipts OF cash fees in the
county clerks Office for the month
OF April aggregated s5s3, 40.
"Gem Flour" best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded. La Junta Milling Co.
Fox SALE-Smsll dairy; good
trade; in lively town. For partic-
ulars address Lock Box 7S, Trini-
dad, Colo.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeing. First class work;
prices reasonable. Give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
Archdeacon Bywster, of Den
yer. will conduct services at St.
Andrews Episcopal church ro-
morrow, both morning and even
ing.
Don't forget the grand ball 20
be given by the Elks at Dougii
erty's hall tonight. The La Junta
Theatre orchestra will furnish the
music.
Mrs. J. b. Ves,ry and her daugh-
ter. Miss RUBY, who have been
residents OF La Junta for several
months past, lett Thursday night
on No. E for Shelbyville. Mo-.
their former home.
WANTED - Energetic woman,
over thirty. who is experienced in
health food medical specialties;
good terms to right party. Address
Archibald Ayers Company, room
No. 396 Cooper building. Denver,
Colo.
James Hofmire came do IN from
Colorado Springs Thursday night,
accompanied by his wife, and left
esterday morning for Los An
geles, Calf. Mr.. HoHmire is in
very poor health and it is hoped
the change OF climate will be bene.
fetal to him.
Gee < Burnett are branching
out in business and have found il
necessary to Secure additional
room. The have leased the room
on Trinidad plaza formerly occu
pied by Judge Burns, and connect.
ed the same by an slcove with
their establishment.
G.. w. Bomgardner was down
from Boulder yesterday. He re-
ports all Of the oil wells in which
Otero county people are interested
doing fine. The three Otero wells
are averaging about seventy bar
rels Of oil per day and Bradford
properties have excellent pros
poets.
At the NJ. E. church tomorrow,
the pastor, DR.. c. o. kimball,
will preach in the morning on
"The Apostolic Theme" No ser
mon in the evening because Of
union services At the opera house.
Sunday school at o:4s a. M,
Junior League IT ago p. M, Ep-
worth League 1t 6:3o p m.
a
Marriage licenses were issued
from the county clerks office this
week 10 the following: Hugh
Allison and Florence Thompson,
both OF Rocky Ford; John B.
H pedsCo AMI A.ah. Ch.:~,. R..
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GRADING COUNTY TEACHERS.
Only Eight Failed in Their Ex-
aminationS.

J. VIII Andrae. County School Superin-
tendent, yesterday finished grading the pa
pers of teachers who took the regular ex-
animation on August q for certificates.
Eight applicants failed. Those who passed
were as follows:
First Grade-Ida Saeinbrueck. st. Louis;
Nette Van Dam, Kirkwood; Genevieve
Lapping, Tuxedo; Ella Smith, Maple
wood; Adah Lee Straszer. Tuxedo Park;
Mildred Van Dam, Kirkwood; Anna w.
Jennings, Maplewood; Marian B~rossard.
Kirkwood; Minnie Groths. st. Charles;
Alex. A Deschamps, Stratman; Alma c.
Meyer. Clayton; Emma l.. Meyer, Clay
ton; Rose E Grampp. Ciayton: r. Lee
Gibson. Fqorissant; G. h. L. Nelson tne-
gro), Webster Groves.
Second Grade-Helena Forest, Wellston;
Ruby Vespy, Ellisyille; Martha Brossard.
Kirkwood: Emmett stephens. Creve
Occur: May Madison. jennings Olive Ben
nett Bridgeton; Charles P Deussr. Clay
ION: Elethia Gibson, F~1orissant; Maize
Moss Windom Mary B. Finney. Clayton;
Aurusta Hanning. Fox Greek: Lena
Woodiayn. Jennings: Alvinia Emmerson.
at Louis: Annie Brouster. Creve Occur:
Ma6ae Crossman, Clayton; Ehzabsth Kyd,
Weilston; Bessie Moss, Window; Grace
Goddard. Bridgeton; Amanda d. Terry.
P~aftonyille-
Mildred Collins, Gumbo; Wayne Carrico,
F1orissant; Mrs. Louisa B. Scott. Bridge
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Weather.
Departed.
To-Day
River Rialto Brevfties.

SECRETARY 2. s. Drown OF HARDER No. IS
and Pilots Partee. Miller and Voltz appeared To-
for the Merchants Exchange Committee on the
Mississippi RIVER regarding bringing ocean YES
sells to st. Louis.
The Lotus Sims departed FOR Memphis yes
terday afternoon with the largest freight trip
she has yet taken out OF St. Louis. Among
her cargo was 1000 rolls OF cotton bagging.
T City Of Savannah arrived from the Ten
nessee River with $50. 900 feet OF lumber. Owing
to her heavy Cargo she win not go out on the
return until tomorrow at noon.
THE Belle OF Calhoun arrived yesterday
apple cargo and will go out on the return this
afternoon
Owing to a breakdown the steamer Quincy
was delayed in departing for Burlington. She
took Up a heavy freight and many passengers.
Captain ]. II. Parker, formerly a st. Louis
riverman. but now If St Joseph. Mo-, was a
caller at the harbor rooms yesterday.
The Bald Eagle came In from Peoria yes
terday morning and will go out on the return
this afternoon.
The Chester departed for Cape Guardian
yesterday afternoon with a good trip OF freight
and passengers
The Columbia departed for Chester and 81.
Mary's yesterday with a good freight ard many
passengers.
Captain C. II. Sloan has returned from pi-
ioting the steamer Vivian and barges to the
Ohio River.
Captain Burd Burton quit the Chester yes
terday. his place being taken by Captain Nc
Ciatchey.
The Peters Lee arrived last night from
Memphis and departs on the return this after
noon.
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ton. Jessie D.. Robinson. ST. Louis: Ruby
smith. st. Louis; Addie Richardson, Ma
piewood; Mildred x Aleu- D; We fS1is
anend GLENCOE; John Durkin, Glencoe;
Robert Murphy. Glencoe; ]. D.. McCartny.
Glencoe; Susie Lanigan, Suffer: ], n; NC.
Carthy, Glencoe; John A Zanki; GlsncTs,
webster Groves; Beatrice Hud-
lin negro, st. Louis; Peiagie Huolin ne
gro). st. Louis; Katie Rector (negro)i 81
fouis: IneZ Love. St Louis; Arabella Der
~. Window; aura G. de Yong. WEBSTER
Groves; Susie L. Bann, Webster Groves
Alice Loughran, Maplewood: Anna .
Evans. WelIston; Ada A. Darlow, Anton;
8 T Patterson, Vigus; Josephine Murt-
feldt, Kirkwood; Josephine Eekert st
Louis, and T.. Clyde Crossman, Clayton
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FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
The Doctors Idea of Long Dis.
lance Locomotion.

French physicians claim that fruft end
milk are the best foods for lons-dfssanoe
riding.
American doctors are equally emphaSo
on O'Sullivan Rubber Heels az the BEST
food for long-distance walking.
Good milk-good rubber.
1t is possible to mako imftatson. Of
OSullivan's as good a O~SullivanAA but
the expense Is so great that the maksrs
are content with only claiming It
To the wearer, however. this Is q ssr4e0s
matter: he is anxious to know which 50
new rubber and which Is fraud.
Say O'Sullivan's-and stick to H. !.
They will pay you better and you 1xy
no moro.
Send TO the o'sullivan Rubber Co.. Low
ell. Mass. IL the dealer cannot serve you-
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Army Orders.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Sept. 1a.-Army orders
were issued to-day as follows:
The leave granted Lieutenant Colonel Richard
T. Yeatman, Twenty-ssventh Infantry. is ex-
tended two months
The leave granted Second Lieutenant Will.anf
NJ. Cooley. Fifth Cavalry. Is extended I've
months. 49,
Thomas C~use. Ouartermaster: Major Horstio
G. Sickel. Twelfth Cavalry. and Captain Ell,
wood w. Evans. Eighth Cavalry. Is appointed
to meet at the general depot OF the ouaTtsI-
masters Department, st. Louis. TO inventory
he public property or funds and make the
customary returns therefor in the case OF CAP
tain c. r. CoiQuoun, Quartermaster. oeceaSed-
as required by the regulations
Second Lieutenant Jason NJ. Waiiing' Nine-
teenth Infantry. is transferred to the Eigntn
Infantry. Company B. and will join that COM
pany without delay. -
CAPTAIN John. Adams Perry. THIRTEEN an-
fantry. having been found by an army fteur-
ing Board incapacitated for active service on
account Of disability incident thereto MS re-
tIrenent is announced.
Chaplain Edward J. vattmann- Twense.n n
fantry, will remain on duty al rut onerioan-
ILL.,, until further orders.
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RurnI Free Delivery.

REPUBLIC
Washington. Sept. B.-Rural free de-
livery service has been established. 10
October IS. as follows:
Ililnois-Bingham, Fayetts County: one car
rier; length OF route. "a miles; popuiaaon
served. 515.
Kansa-Columbus. Cherokee County: adoi,
tonal service; one carrier: length OF route. =
miles; population served. $50.
OatviIle, Sedyick County: ore carrier: length
OF route. 3 miles: population served. 20.
RosehaIl, Butler County; one carrier ienStn
Of route, 2si5 miles; population served. Is.
Robert W. Duckworth has been appoinred
rural carrier and Abner c. SUD
stitute. at Hamburg. Ark, to begin services
October /.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-16

Heavy rains over the watershed Of the rivers
In the 81. Louis district have checked the fall
Ing tendency. The outflow of the Kaw and the
Usage rivers has caused a rise in the Missouri
at Kansas City and Herman. respectively. The
Missouri will rise at Boonville. The lower
Illinois and the Mississippi from below Han
nibal win rise during the ensuing ss 10 IS hours.
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Above is the plan Of a fine large Office
room on the second floor of The Republic
with three windows on Olive street and
has a total OF $50 square feet OF floor space.
The tenant may divide and arrange to suit.
1t can be divided into three rooms of good
size, n each would have steam heat,
plenty of natural light and eva serv-
ice. They would make the best located
and handiest suite for business offices In
the city. being on the second floor n ac-
cessible by one short flight Of stairs as
wei as by elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-16
Psri. P.cking-Hou.e purn..

SPECIAL
Paris. ILL.,. Sept 15-The Joseph steidt
packfng-house Just north of Paris was
destroyed by fire Monday night. The loss
Is estimated at 10000. and the insurance
amounted to only $500. The establish
mert could not be reached by the Fire
Department
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-16
FARaIS o SALE.
WE sell farms: get our free list.
s. II. 31l IJncoln Truzt biSr

S.o6 buys one OF the finest and best Improved
farms of lo acres in Butler County, Kansas;
and 10 acres, in hay land. This farm Is not
only one of the best. but the richest It Is well
house; large barn. graparies. corn cribs. 9
sheds, plenty OF g2od water with pump IN
miles from wichita; 2 miles from E1dorado. the
ing town Of 2.00 inhabitants, and one mile
east Of White Water River. Rrral route passes
are thinking OF buying a farm It viii paw YOU
70 call or write me st once. as this place must
be sold: Yours truly. chas. L orban, Tow
anda. Butler Co. KaA
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BY Telegraph.

AhA@A - 40
Memphis. Tenn. Sept. l5.-rhe river here
stands rs feet on the cause a rise OF i IN
ths. last mt- = hours rsn ne &c H fen,. Lee Hs,6 afg sSss ear eaIsy
ages Of merchandise. 70 head Of stock and q
good trip OF passengers for this pisse and re-
sengers. The Avalon arrived early this morn
Ing from Cincinnati with 4S5 packages mer-
m. with a fair trip. The J. ". Hardin de
narted at 5 P. m for the Arkansas River with a
Ing from vlcksburs and returns tomorrow
evening. Captain L Ssrane r,, Of the steamer ste eI
the Tennessee River trade. but viii continue in
the Memphis and Cincinnati trade.
Cairo. ILL.,. Sept. 15.-River gauge reads %
Weather rain and cooler. The Hermann PasDcke
arrived ai,h do from M f Ioes Lowe Ths Ib5f isE F5ri ar : vas :. IN IN
and out on time: The towooat Uncle Sam de-
gRs eaxer f dspa sae G foT The one Lower sr Mssts ai Ts ss
2 D. m with tow OF empties. The Stacker Les
sTriy Nsd1 fran st = Louis at 1 ,. m. and departed
Burlington. Ia. Sept. 15-The river fell z
inches. The stage is S feet ~ inches Weather
davenport ana the Eloise from Keokuk were
in and out to-day. The Jacob Richtman in
Saturn sSf1 @ srrive % from re oRRe eed.s Landing with l fss
for The Burlington Lumber Company. The
Quincy due up THURSDAY.
Grand Tower, Ill, Sept 16-City Of Savannah
up at 1880 o'clock last night. General King
down at 1880 O'Clock last night. Stacker Lee
aSSH at ds : a; m for ee'e Mgd ase R SR al at Z a. m m.
Grey Eagle down at $50 g. m, The gauge reads
20 feet and rising. weather cloudy and warm,
with showers.
Paaucah, KY. Sept. H.The gauge reads mi:
Dunbar to Evansville at Up. m Tns Lulu E.
Warren arrived this evening from the Ten
time. but quiet.
St; Paul. MINI, Sept. S;-Tns steamer 81
VIII .re she viii lay up for the winter. The
United States snagboat Colonel Mackenzie ar
Louis.
Crystal city. Mo-. Sept. N-Tne gauge reads
Is feet ana isliinf, Cape DS G !, I san G 70 prn e
ted States steamer Abbott and tow UP at s:S a.
NJ W.S City Of s,S ssssn ana m s1S D sos,s up at $50 a m
Cape Girardeau. Mo-. Sept 9-The Peters
Lee up at 3 n m. Tho Stacker Lee down at 5
up at 1880 p m. with barge. River rising
Weather. raining.
,s ytek $ Ssf n Mi' !. sfge American MmTss se efssrs sa0 sos
Greenvilie. The Natchez is due. The cordin is
lightning and a thunder storm. Cooler tonight
ris dinsW Weather thrss;eninE. Boats down: stack
fs ee. ! a m-' r ahG noon Sney E Mssis; q H len:
derson's show boat arrived down at 3 .. m
Wheeling. w: Va. Sept. ..Rive 8 feet 5
The Il. k. Bedfosd for ParkersburE at II :. N.
Cincinnati. o.. Sept 1A-Rive stationary; 9
feet 6 inches: warm
Warsaw. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE gauge reads 10. 4
a fall OF 4 in the last "A hours. Cloudy and
much colder. The Silver Crescent in and out
on time.
Louisville. KY. Sept. 15.-River falling: IN
canal 3.s. on falls t.s and below locks IS
Cloudy and warm.
Evansville, Ind. Sept. 15.-River 6 fest: fall
ing. Clear and warm. The Tom Dodsworth
tied up here.
Pit,sburg. Pa. Sept. 16-River So: falling.
Clear and warm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-16
River and Business.

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 3D.s feet,
indicating a rise of L OF a foot in 81 hours.
Business along the river yesterday was fair.
Weather unsettled.