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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06

CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

All notices for thi~ column must be
handed In By noon SatCrda5.
Methodist.
Thn NJ f. Church.-Ninth East and
tlrst South. Preaching by the pas
tor az ii a. m and at 1.3S D. m Morn
ing theme. Repentance or The Second
SEP Toward salvation" in the evening
Lr- lielmick viii begin a series of ser
mons on Great Sinners OF the Bible,
SUBJECT for tho evening. Adam" These
ought 10 hear them. Special music both
morning and evening ladies' quartet
On the morning. Male quartet in the even
= ing. Mrs. Lulu s. Maync. who has just
\ returned from Europe, Will sing solo at
me morning service. also iu the even
ing. ln the morning Mrs. Mayne will
school az 10 a. m Epworth league at $50
j. m. You are cordially invited TO at
tend an these serices.
First Methodist Episcopal 90 East
nlru south. Rev. J. O. Bickel A. NJ.
,. r b, pastor Preaching by the pas
theme, "a Troublesome Member. evening
tnome mo Night There. At the morn
and Professor Nettleton will render a vio-
IN SOLO. AZ the evening service IT. H.
9i 'orkic viii sing and Mr. Montgomery
WIZ render trombone solo. Sunday
school. 9:45 a. M. Wesley a. Pierce. SUI
pcrutcndcuL Junior league. q ID. M: Ep-
worth league $50 j. m; Mrs. Charles G..
RUNNER. leader. Monday evening at
O'Clock, Joint meeting Of the board of
lIilslces and board o. stewards. Tuesday.
S;a5 p. m, W. +. NJ s. meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Elizabeth WaldfOgle 337
Fourth East Cordial invitation TO al
these services.
Heath NJ r. hurch.-Corner Third
south and Eighth West streets. Sermon
at ID a. m. and 30 p. m. Sabbath school
I'D q. m. Special PRAYER meeting Wedues-
day evening at 1880 I'm the lecture room
= ONE everybody, and welcome G.. Z.
Waynick, pastor.
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sitcns are to be used. II is expected that
Miss Emma Ramsey viii sing one num-
Der.
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Full Dress

Necessities. The tie shirt. gloves.
dress shield are specialties with US.
BROWN, TERRY &, WOODRUFF co.
I66 Main Street.
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DERGF,S pICTuRF sAI.r

All framed pictures at one-third of.
All sheet pictures at one-half off.
Closing out fine carbons, CopIey
prints and water coiore.
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The very best flour appliance OF
modern machinery and hygienic meth
DDS make the Royal Bread absolutely
pure and clean. None genuine without
the label with the crown
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Chnrch mnaic

There viii be special musical services ar
the Iwenty-tirst ward tonight Evan
Stephens VIII lie present TO conduct the
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THAT Good Value.

$500 Horton hat embodies the charac-
teristics Of the higher grades. Sole
agents
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street.
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The y. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 20 all Others.

Everybody drinks Afanitou water. the
water that made Colorado famous
UTAH LIQUOR co,
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Third Presbyterian Church -VVashiup-
ton avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
south. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p.
me. Junior &. T.. %. m. Senior c. F.
q p. m; Sunday school 1915 p. M fol-
lowing morning service. Rev. Josiah Nc
Clain pastor.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.-132
g. 1900. Communion service. 1920 a. m
Rreachiug by the pastor. 7.30 p. m. Sab
lh school; l2;l7 2. m; ErdeaOr Sunday
p. m; Junior Society Of Christian En-
deayor, 700 p. m; Young. Peoples Society
or Christian EndeavOr. $50 D. m We'd
hesday evening meeting at o'clock
First Presbyterian Church. - Corner
Second East and Second South streets.
coin. assistant Morning service at II
q clock. Sunday school at 12.30 D. m :
Junior Christian Endeavor society at 4
l.. nm. senior society az $50 p. m. even
surned from the east and viii preach at
both morning and evening services.
Southwest Mission. - Corner Second
West and Mead streets. Sunday school
at p. M; preaching service at s o'clock.
Lutheran.
Holy Trinity English Evangelical Lu-
theran Churches South Fourth East
street; Rev. Herbert Martens pastor.
Second sunday I'm Advent Sunday school.
ID q. m. dime service. II a. M: no even
ing service. The lydia league wiii meet
. oa Thursday al 1;50 p. m. az the home
of Mrs. Shugren 36i East Ninth south
street.
our Savior 8 Evangelical Lutheran
Church Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth south. Sunday services at
le.30 a. m. In the English language. and
$50 p- N. in the Norwegian language
You are cordially invited to attend A
c. IT. Overn, pastor
Evangelical Lutheran service On Ger
man sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock: sun
cay school at = o'clock at Swedish
church. corner Second South and Fourth
atast. a cordial welcome rs hereby ex-
tended 70 you. j. r. Graebner. pastor
s55 South Second West.
German evangelical services at the East
side Baptist church. corner Third south
and Seventh East Sunday school AL 8
y. M. prea ching at 4 p. m. All our GER
man friends. strangers and children are
cordially invited. Rev c. A. thinner.
pastor residence. SIS East Second south
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Self Protection.
The heavy weight underwear, a ne
cessity now. Plenty OF good garments
for your selection.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street.
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DIAMOND COAL
Self Protection.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
So West Second South. Tel. 4s.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PauIs ChurCh.-Main and Fourth
South streets The Rev. Charles T.. Per-
kins, rector. Services: Holy communion
8 a. m; Sunday school, Gas a. m: me
mortal service and sermon by one Of the
visiting bishops. II "a. m. service and ser
mon Dv Bishop futile. 80 p. m Stranr-
ers and isitOrs are cordially welcomed
All seats free.
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CONGREGATIONAL

First ConEregational.-NO morning serv-
ices today. Evening services al T.3O. SER
mon by the pastor. Rev Elmer /. Goshen
Sunday school at 1870: Young Peoples
meeting, 6:l5, Cordial invitation to the
public to an services
Phillips Congregations Church.-Corner
Filth South and Seventh East Rev r.
A. Simpkin, pastor. Services this dav
al III a. m and I.f5 p. m. Preacher Of the
day. Rev w. S. Hawkes. Evening ad-
Crisis in New England" SUNDAY school
~ l2.l5; Christian EndeavOr at 6:45. Cor
dial welcome 10 an worshipers at II ese
services.
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Presbyterian.

Third Presbyterian Church Washing
ton avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
south; Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p.
me, Junior G. r.. & D. m. Senior G. r.
q p. m; Sunday school, 12:l5 p. m. fol-
lowing morning service. Rev. Josiah Nc
Claim. pastor.
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81. Marks CatheGraI-very Rev. James
~ EDDIE, p. D., dean. Second Sunday I'm
a0vent. Dec. 8. Holy Communion. 1880 a
M; Sunday school, GAS a. m: memorial
service % the late Rt Rev. Abiel Leon
ard. >. T. ID. Holy communion and ser
mon by one or the visiting bishops. Bible
class. $50 D. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon by one of the visiting bishops. 7:30
The public is cordially invited to attend
the services. Seats free
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Hapttsr


East Side Baptist Church.-Corner OF
nett pastor Regular serices at II a. m.
ana 80 D. m At the morning service
the Rev. r. O.. Mabie. ID. D., Of Boston
VIII preach. The pastor will preach In
the evening. Sunday school at 1915 p.
m; Young Peoples meeting at $50 D. m.
General PRAYER meeting on Wednesday
evening at i;5o A welcome to all serv-
First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
south and Second West: Rev ID. A.
Brown, pastor. Preaching at n a. M. and
$3.50 p. m. Rev. Henry O.. Mabie D. D..
corresponding secretary Of the American
Bdptist Missionary union. viii preach in
the evening He is one Of the leading
men OF our denomination and a cordial
welcome is extended TO all to come and
hear him. Sunday school, 1915; +. j. Luz
cas- superintendent =. Y. +. L. at $3.50
y falth Teach U.s. Leader. John T.. Fra
zee. Monday evening at s o'clock the
Dung Ladies Bible study class. Mrs c.
j. MCNitt leader. Tuesday evening at
y clock. the Young Mems Darke club:
y W D2rSe, leader Wednesday evening
at $50 o'clock. regular monthly business
and prayer meeting. A welcome to all.
Burlington ChapeI.-Corner Indiana av-
ouue and Navajo street. Sunday school
az $3.50 y. m: @. j. BadertsCher superin-
tendent Friday evening service at s
O'Clock.
Rio Grandc Chapel.-Second South. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m; Miss Bertha +.
Moore, superintendent.
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8. J0hn's Church. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
addition. Second Sunday in Advent.
Sunday school. PAS D. m; eensong and
sermon by Rev. Charles r. Perkins Of
ST. Pauls church at p m. B. W. L.
" Jennens, lay reader.
There will be no service az St. PauFs
d. church this morning but the congrcga-
ton is expected to unite with that at the
cathedral I'm a memorial service.
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All notices for thi~ column must be
handed In By noon SatCrdaS =.
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Rio Grandc ChapeL-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m; Miss Bertha F.
Moore. superintendent.
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Southwest Mission. - Corner Second
West and Mead streets Sunday school
at 4 p. m; preaching service at s o'clock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

ious to give every reasonable facility for
the successful accomplishment of the com
pany's plans in this respect. 1t did not feel
warranted in interfering with the comfort
and safety OF the vast crowds or pedestrians
who cross the Eighteenth street bridge 10
and from Union Station. He suggested that
in the opinion Of the committee the APP
preach Of the subway now in process OF
construction can be made on the properly
of the Terminal Company on the south siue
Of Clark avenue and under the bridge.
RATE OF TAXATION SUGGESTED.
In relation to the bill providing for the
vacation Of all that part OF commercial
street between Clark avenue and NaShlilS-
ton avenue and which Is considered by the
committee to be one Of the most lmportdh-
measures before the Municipal Assembly.
having for Its object a transfer or .Irelsht
terminals from the eastern to the western
side Of the Mississippi River. It was recon-
meuded that the rate of taxation be basel
on the value Of all property ahuttlns IN"
street anu asked Tor 10y the Terminal ''h-
panv.
The scope Of this measure IS most com
prchenSiyr. il was stated. and embraces Il
vast system Of freight and passenger Ct
miDals In connection with the tElTi uridS"'
Uih0rized 10y act Of Congress. ny IT'S pro
vision the railroads Of the East VIII enter
-. Louis with uub-oken trains. and unloaI
and receive their freight in this city. ms
VIII result in a decided reduction Of brIdse
tolls.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11
SHERIFF VAINlY SEARCHES
FOR ARNOLD AND GILL,
DicImann and His Deputies awaken
Occupants of "a West End Home on
StiIi Hunt Tor FuGiti>c-.

Sheriff Joseph Diokmauu. accompanied by
his chief deputy. Charles Koran. about mid
night Monday. started out on a still hunt
for +. J Arnold and l.. 4 Gil. president
and manager Of a defunct turf investment
company.
They called at q residence in the vicinity
Of Lake and Mcpherson avenues. where
they had tip the fugitives were in hid
ing. Seven mounted policemen. picked UP
in thu vicinity. were at their back as
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

oNE new Conn" fat Wonder ,Iar.uette.
CO. Burlington hUl4.ug
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Iowa Contingent Arrives.

WF.W' -TI.I' ~F-F-' W
Holden Mo. March l".-Thr Iowa coariu-
gent Of new somers arrived here today W
g Davau from : ate Center. Ia. bought
I .Ir acres OF land here fO- 9i5 01" and
brought thirty-tIy- persons with him IN
eleven ears and q coach. Most OF tn land
here has advanced only few dollars above
.a-t summers IIlC-s-
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supporting column to prevent any possible

escape.
After questioning the master of the house.
whose name IS withheld it da wned upon
the Sheriff that mistake had been made.
He explained that he hal been told by .
person. whom he believed was reliable. that
Arnold and GIN Were hiding there.
The Sheriff looked into several rooms. but
no trace Of the fugitive tUrf-investment
men could be found When asked about his
experiences yesterday the Sheriff good
uaturedlv refused 10 talk
= had tip that these fellows wer. ont
there. and | went To- see. that's all" 10
declared
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Mutual Protective League.

RTlI ETII SPt'IAIl
Carliuville III. March 10-The annual
convention Of the lodges Of the Mutual Pro-
tective League Of MacoUpin County was held
I'm this city to-day. l.. G. Deck Of Girari
and g r. cain Of Atwater were chosen del
egates to the supreme Council, which meets
in LitChfield April Il.
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500 tuvs fine stsndara-ruake fun size KIee-
la'~p Bros. Piano Co. 211I Park ave.
s.. buys fine piano with stool and cover
Schubert & NpNtCr. 2gh2 Franklin ave.
80 buys fine upright piano. trickeri1G &
SINS II Boston. cost $685. stOo! and scarf. 1914 y.
S.E-nerfh 81.
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TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
LEAF ROCTE-l

IrlIr- Depart. AlEE9s-
The Commercial Traveller
T-iedJ. Buffalo and New YORK I'D pm . 80 ara
Eastern EXpress-Il!inC!s. In
diana and Ohio pOnts.....-.. IS an = :ts Pm
Ramsey AccOmmOtat lon.....-.. 'i-32 pm 's.Zs an
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ABSOLUTELY full value paid for household
goods. entire contents OF houses and flats
bought Dickson. .34i Washington ave; teie-
phone Il 1853
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MAGNIFICENT kHsbo upright. four Years
oil. llGt used ualy about thru" months. must b.
f.t3 TITS week E.'''r'e. lu-a y Grand ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

MRS. DIR. HOGAN laaGn y ssfoF Ist amt ap,ns
- e desired. ladies' i'm trouble. call ,r w-'te.
tt-f--- r...-.-nL-.- sl-,ltL-n OIL llEe.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

PRIVATE maternity home r7r ladies' during
pregnancy and ourtu"'u"Hts. especially adopted
:" ease Wishing {. aynl' exposure. all ladies'
Troubles rr"a'ed. results guaranteed Call or ad-
dress i'aEz.gisI 2F = TwDnty-t h'rd -.
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Depart. Arrive
'2:55 am '6:35 PIT
'1:4l am 's:2s pm
t7:il am 1855 pm
.1:56 an AS pm
800 am TIs am
.2:I5 pm '2:D pm
'2.15 pm 's5 pm
80 pm g 50 am
80 pm 'sis am
80 I'm ':is an
......-.. II - am
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MECHANICS TRUST co.

VIII ADVANCE You from SO t. 500 on FCKNI.
TTRE. PIANOS. HORSES ald WAGONS with
out REMOVAL. At a GREATLY REDUCED
RATE that will enable You 70 PAT q, any
In0ney ~ you can in weekly or monthly pay
meuts ans only PAY for the TIME YOU the
MONEY: when in need Of MONEY. call at
PRIVATE OFFICE ana get our RATES; y
TELEPHONE & 2l73. MECHANICS TRUST
CO. Cor. sixth and Olive. ssCuud fCCr- EN-
TRA nee. @I7 =. sixth -.
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CHEAp MCNEy

!0-Ts loal.. sums Of 40 20 S5-". on haus.-
s-soid iHs'gre; Fa nor 19!sss 20
f-d-yyGr possession. and you have re use (
S5n-botA the I,rey ard Ike security. You
SaJ-rln pay td.S sne loan weekly .. gt.Ir.
:ip-!E amounts t. su.r your own convenience.
So EXTENSIONS GRANTED IT cas-" q
S6'-sickusss. So y.U need have no fe =
S1J-ot losing your goods. ALL OR Bust
80 SSS ~. - - SlRiSTL-l Pm a + ana ana
Gyl-ask for il. We aEree TO ;uItc.; 81" y os-
and terms are not = any loan
:iJO-or trust company IN tie city
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
t5s Century hIlsG.Is
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TRIBE OF BEN-HUR.

ST LOUIS COURT. no. J. T. r. H. MEETS
every wednesday night at Shoeworker Hall.
northwest corner TweHty-sscond and Franklin
avenue. Sons and Daughters Of Hur from otner
courts and out Of the city are hereby extended
]. MCLkEY. chief.
Attest: Grace KueIpeE, Scribe, No. 1906 Blair
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOU Is TINE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train Depart. ATF.Fe.
North Illinois Express-Spring-
field F-eeport aat Dubuque. '!:S2 am $50 pm
Chicago Day.! rht Special-Peo-
and Sprl7gf-ld .....-..-.-'ii:25 am = pm
Springfield ACcOmTlo53 ton. T4t5 pm y 20 an
Chicago Diamond Special.....- $40 pm IA am
Springfield Accommodating. 100 pm '...'-..-
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Depart. Arrive.
$40 pm $50 pm
SIS am 7:is pm
s;5S pm 1:21 am
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Az elegant $40 auIi gut piano. must be Sol,
once. cheap .l-g Windsor .laus.
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n MISSOURI LODGE. NO. / A; =. q
30 \ vi viii confer the = A. G eng r on
W. yyT'tr,s,av Ai4rcn n. al So y N .
Grand Avenue Masonic Temgif Ms1'ns'S MI; tt
t ~ a.+eri TAYLOR X. WlRICk. W. NJ
'.ttsst: Jchn II Deems. Secretary
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-US

IA n Lei
For Hannibal. II. & s.. J.
points quincy. keUkUk and
Local TO Hannibal. Al
For Quincy and Keokuk ..-.-.- f1:il
For - Paul. Minneapolis. via
East side line. Illinois and
Wisconsin ..--- -..-..-......-.. 'i:5'
I'll, Burlington Pa
ciflc Express for Kansas
City. 81 Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Back HIS. Nyu-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland AMI
oregon ---.-- --.--.-.-------.-- ~
Twin CITY EJpress. for st.
Paul. Minneapolis snt iowa. 81
The SetTs SIX. Colorado Ex-
press. For Denver. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St Joseph -.----..------.....-- i
Night Northern E-pTrSs. for
St Paul. Minneapolis and
iowa -------- --..---.---.- --.---- - "
For Illinois. VIA East SIDE line.
e Rock Island. Clinton, Iowa.
Savannah and Dubuque -.-..- . =
For Kansas city. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. -. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Cast. 90
Local for Hanlit al .---..--.-..- ---.
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D0CTOH ANNIE NEWL AND.

'rniln' u."Uts. SD: trained nursing: elegant &C
Tn'1 et."rs, fr"" h0rle- for Infants iT desired.
d. il"' treated FOR 81 treatment 1tsrIJ. reg
nihE. r 81 only. private. reliable. segluIa! H.
1'u.'4 h'rg'. whore YOU are well t~sarel and
" care guaranteed: private diseases 4 spe-
"'Elty. ISL Olive 81.
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MATTRESSES. 8 70 u; moss. s;5n pa-igau
gh. lsfc'la < and Hs,I.ug = 60. ial2 and 422e
olive. factory Fifteenth ana PIN" u -.
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Arrivals and Departures of Trains al
Union station.


--p,, Depart Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
ington Baltimore PhllaIel-
ph!a and New York Express 80 m loo pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. PITTS
burg Washington. Baltimore.
i IN 'vT, af ana ''" -a:1s Pm IT'S an
Cincinnati AccommOda ton =: ~ am Th-'= pm
Cincinnati. louisville. Pitts
burg Washington Baltimore.
philadelphia ard New York
Roya! Blue Limited ..-.----.- 'sHo q n 30 ~
NiGceuuas Accommodation '5:f' pm 80 atI
Flora Accommodated ....---.- :s:Js I'M 80 pm
West BADEN and French Lick
Srr!nss. ia Mnron Route '9.Nl q m vs. m
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tls Century hI!tG.l
2is y. Ninth ST. ulrus.te n0st o.
MONEY! 3 MONEY

$9-sl0S-J-s) F85-SlCl-s2co
LOANED TO RELIABLE EMPLOYEES.
uOusukeeIeTs ana business E.Uu On EJRE!-
TtRE. wagons. i've stock and PIANOS. leaving
same in your possession. Il yuG owe any lOan
or salary concern or any bills We Will pay them
Rns advance you more money. J on can Ttpd.
Us in easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY OF YEARLY
payments.
We maize 10 Inquiries Of your employers. We
extend payments in case q sickness " ont 0,
work. call write o. ulone Main ISM
NEW YORK FINANCE COMPANY
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COR%ETS 50. igurnlonos. 3. oiafiEats. Sc. al
tos s.. larFtuu,. 81. tuba. So For bGrE .us
write i. Placht q son. llS : broadway.
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MADAME DCRALACY'S

Female regulator and preventive. guaranteed lie
suits. consultation free. price by mail 81 call
~ uitiDs. .N., WlshLnstIn ave. hours. 10 % 9.
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Pianos Wanted.

~ n-zc p Squai" pianos this week for an order
FROM t"" sChouis Cor practice work Ii you have
IL gtE -, plano You want 20 dispose Of We will
ALLOW sou the highest allowance possible In ex-
a. g. o.. viii buy II from you for cash
IsH;HlE..i ny PIANO WAkEEBcMS. lul2 Olive 81.
T. .. SlaIth. Mfr \. r. Whitaker Mgr.
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COAT.-I5isc per bu.. two bundle. kndlag with
. bu: six bundles 20 hu \. VI. Meyer. 1856
ChCuteau. g 1876 Fifteenth and Walnut sis.
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Az urclgLr plan" to be had for 500 At DAM
q. bunker :. l.a co.'s. Fuu-tc, nth an. North
Market SIS
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$50 to 500 SAVED.

ON OF pianos. as We manufacture our pianos
and sell them 70 you At factory prices. Call and
see the beautiful new 1893 designs
5.f:AbH' RY PIANO WAREKnOMS 1912 Olive st
j. g. Smith. MI 4. +. Whitaker Mgr
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
Via Wabaxh.1


Train. Depart. Arrive.
Fast Mail .....-.-............. -3.Ti .loo5 pm
Local Express ...-.--.....--.. 'I:Ss $50 pm
pay Express Kansas City.
Pueblo Denver. salt Lake
city and San FrsECiE-o-----. 80 am 's:0l IN
Washington Accommodate - - l. -
-. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Lirlrtsi and South
Missouri ...........-..-.. $50 pm e n
Kansas and Colorado Express. 'I0.l0 pm = 10
treve Occur Lake trai1s leave Union Station a.
'S-is a m. '9:l5 3 III. u 80 ?. and 81 ?.
oak H:lI trains leave Union station al -s:45 a.
n 1910 m -5-t3 :. N. and : - 7 m.
hirkv1o-i trains leave Union Station AZ = - a.
n. -i;-g p NJ, 4:Io ?. M except sunday. Is
= m. ana 1873 = Leave Tower Grove sta
tirn ~ ll.21 excspt Sur!a..
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LOANS ON FURNITURE

Transfers boarding house keepers without occur
ity. easy payments: LARGEST business IN > oglHcl
pal cities Tolman. 51i HCUs-r BIDS. 5ta Chestnut
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NATIONAL UNION,

meets secoEd wednestay Of each menth at Yen,
zers Hail. EiEs,h ana rTanEitn Avenue; a,
J. G. Tracy. Secretary.
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MONEY ADVANCED FOR SALARIES

on your PERSONAL n0te: cheap. Open until 80
O'Clock p m. THE SALARY DISCOUNT co,
by9 McrrnoA & Iaccard bldg. y gay and Locust.
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AN elegant $50 upright piano. must Zee 50
n once. cheap SIS Windsor place.