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ARLING1ON-5o #. W. s.. be.ng III Ar
iinston, city block iSz5; samuel b cns-.
and taitcrn,s. city hi block $50; 's STANFORD
Investment Co. to Mary Sophie Rogan
AsHiaND-N OF 2is. 81 IT. ss in bet:
Lydia Mueller and husband to Annie NJ
As saI.fkNS of 2is 81 It 81. in. bet. =
John Busick and wife to Lydia Mueller
ssSadwas city block ss4 os. AssS Ss 4
Reinke and wife to Edmund stukenbers
BUG BUZZ tt. s. s. bet Fourteenth s.
and Blair, city block lIeS: William kohl
c9TTASE+ S,d r. 2; R northwest corner
and Maeklind, city block 5ls1: Harvey b.
EIGHTEENTH int. Is IT. W. s., bet.
Madison and Mullanphy. city block 1856;
FoURTEENTH-s #. 6 in. W. $. being
i2i7 North Fourteenth. city block 243sN:
Henry JorEensen ct al to Frank Gold
FoTRTEENTH.a2 It. in. W.. s.. BET: =
Ferry and Farragut., city block 243sN:
GRASDsiSi 4. s in NV v. ,, :; southwest
Gray to John Frey and wife.w d..
HEBERr-ss It, ~ in. n. s.. being 2s2i
mann and Wife to John ; g. Rub.in1w. d. 5.
HoDIAMONT-S3 IT. 6 in. W. s. bet. Ella
and and Minerva; city y. block ssia; Charles II.
Taylor; ely block 4!iiA; Maria E. Michel
moat city block ia5 n also VI walnut e 3 Sff e.
third. city block mi: Harry Kiesel-
horst to Emma l. KieseInorst.qtc. d..
a and rE155 ely block f PsiI EF Eta e
H .Ssbo to Edwin i Meyer-w d.: 3
sswas and Brannon city bet slock k 5ss
Southampton Realty Co. to Jerry Webb
n fhs xitf1T tt. n. $, bet Red Bud
Mahcn and husband to Charles O. Wood-
NIETH-2s IT. In. e: s.. being 1912 n.
Ninth: city, block lbs; louisa Appel to
Ninth: getty block lls6; Frederick Appel
N iSd Tfs ct al to Louisa h hsna ats &
Ninth: city block 1856: Nina s AS Sas1 to to
N d9giia A MIaKGT-sa IT, n - bel,
Clara and ,Goodfellow: city block slss:
George P. Prendersnst and wife to Eiz-
NoRTHRTP-lls IT. ~ in. s IS. e.
cor. Macklind: city block 1895 Frances
Redmond to Drozda Real Estate Com
NsSkfHRuF1lis It ii in. SIS $ e. cor:
Mackllnd. city DOCK fu56. DroZda Real
Estate Co. TO Martha f. Mackinnon-
NoTTINGHAM-5O TT. n. s.. bet Brannon
and Macklind. city block SLIT: Southamp-
ton Realty Co. to James NJ. Rourke-
PAGE-so IT.. s. g.. being 5lA Page. city
block 51i9: The Aetna Loan Co. to Vic
toria Lambrechts: assignec's d. -. 4
Newstead city block ss7s: Gus Ha,r ana q,
HOFFMAN, and wife to George Felner-
pE E 4 q tt. e. s.. bet Hurck
and Marcenu. city block 1904: Ellen KEEL
ly and husband to Henry Waltz and wife
~; d. l.
Union: CITY block Siss; Mary {. Mccain
vEST-25 IT. e. s.. being 1922 Vest, city
block 1855: Edward Birlsle and wife to
Henry P. Fleer and wife-w. d. ......... l.
WISCONSIN-25 IT.. W. S.. bet. Potomac
and Miami city block 1858: Charles
Schneider and wife to Augusta Escn-
mann-w. 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.
st. Joseph Wants Grand Lodge.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. Joseph. NO.. July lo.-Huston wyeth. .
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sINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SERVICE.

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and Gratiot ,tr..,.-
e cays s:,s zoo 20 $50 m Except sunday
Saturday and Sunday only-i:I7 p m. sunds5!
ohly-0:4 :Os a m: 12:3 D. m.
Leave Washington avenue. daily-s:N a m:
z:0s. POS SIS D. m. Except sunday-4:os s:2l.
, NJ ~ go li:1o a. m as sI1 p. m Sat-
-5;2s. $40 a m. 12:es D. m.
Westbound-Leave Granite City. daily In
z:S. s;Ss 1872 p m. Except sunday-5:15, s:oI
r ,,s9: s:2a ~, s3o: !1lo a M as sa1 SAT-
1000 a m SATURDAY. and Sunday only-T:sa p. Z
I.d Ss,urday and ,sunnd MA P m
Except sunday-5:1s 500 7:os S:2s, 9:s5 i1:il a
m: 4:N. e:21 a. m Saturday only-I5o 0. m
Sunday only-s:oo sos. 10:o5 a. m. Saturday and
Sunday only-115s .. m.
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by Telegraph.
REPURLIC SPECIALS.

Vie, vieksssrs Miss, July lo-The gauge tonight
due from Memphis The senator cofail Cleared d
fadueah Ky. July lo;-The gauge this, evening
warm, The Dick Fowler to Cairo on time. The
Eisss Al ?; m The Tsnnessss arrived III q 8 a
Moran. petsnasT: J: b Finley; and Alice brown
PASSED down this morG n it,, The J. b. Williams
tug Gndins arsed " at '?T
81 ties T 9H g so5S with
ss M a sr snd hot Rsa
to-day. Boats down: Chester at l q. m: Co.
lumbia at | q. m; Dolphin No; and tow at S
a m. City of savannah at ) D. m. ~
hours The james Lee d departed at p m for
m. Tor Ashport. The Avalon will arrive tonight
and depart to-mor,ow evening for GIncinnsti
Divers and 1f hr outfit and Will WIN in
hs ase lar ' Of az
general MANAGER Of the Arkansas River Packet
steamers Kate Adams and A. d. Allen. Frelsh,
M Se by The D ans on m on mn
River as high up as Pine gn and K Ss sns by rx
s today were bales cotton and % sacks cotton
Cairo; III. July 1o..River gauge reads 2I.2
The City Of Memphis arrived from St. Louis a,
w sRS for r. ow FxeT M
ba S the 81 lumber ss tous St o,as aT4 h
of empties. The John Moren arrived from Pitts
up the Ohio at s p m. light ''
Grand Tower, III. July lo:-Peters Lee up at
Chester down at I. 30 a. ~; city Of Savannah up
at 10 a, m. Exporter double-trtppins up at 10. 10
avsd M up at e gauge PeP Feads NJ IFS feet
and falling. Weather clear and hot
Burlington Ia. July 1o:.The river is feet
sn Sn fall of aeh IS
due up tonight and the Quincy down Tomorrow.
The Eloise was in and out from keokuk, The
Gardner brought down large raft OF lumber
from saltwater to-day.
Warsaw. Tx, July 1o.-Gauge reads So feet,
154 feet and rising Boats down: Chester at /
ns mo tow cums sD A. q 2 Dolphin PHI f S9
Lee at S:4a a. M: Lotus Sims at p. M: United
States snagboat Wright down at Q. m General
and tow of empties down at $3.50 D. m. Weather
Cape Girardesu; Mo-. July lo.westher clear;
10 o'clock last night The Russell Lord up at
p. m. with tow OF ties.
Pittsburg Pa. July 1o-River "a feet: sta
tionary. Clear. pleasant
Wheeling w. Va. July 1o.-River feet inch:
stationary. Clear. hot.
Cincinnati. O.. July 1o.-River 1872 feet: rising.
Clear. hot.
Louisville KY. July lo.-River falling: in canal
Ga: On falls AZ: beow locks 11.2. Gear. hot
Evansville, Ind. July l0.-River 1O.5: falling.
Clear, warm
New Orleans. July 1o.-weather clear Arrived:
Natchez. the Bends.
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Galvest6n--Spot market steady. Middlings l2Sc.
New Orleans-Spot market steady. MiddrSs
124c. Sales 800 bales
Memphis-Spot market quiet. Middling IL 7-16c.
Sales % bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
seven days were 1857 bales. against 1S.7l1 bales
week ago and loss bales year ago. Exports
Stocks 0g1 bales. against 2sO.s2O
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. Ill bales.
New Orleans. SOS bales.
Mobile. bales.
Norfolk. 81 bales.
Houston bales.
Memphis l25 bales.
l.Clli NJ statement.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.

Train. Depart. Arrive
NoTtn Illinois Express-Spring-
teld Free,ort and Dubuque. 1852 am g 40 nm
Chicago Daylight spcc.a-Peo-
ria and Springfield ....---..... 12:25 pm $40 pm
spiingleld Accommodation f4:45 rm 1914 m
Chicago Diamond Special 49,. $40 I'M TIA am
spri,c-ieid Accommodation 100 pm ,...,.,,,
Southern Lines.
Fast Mall Paducah. Cairo,
memphis, Jackson, Tenn;
New orleans and Texas Ex-
press NashS lille. Atlanta and
Jacksonville '7:2o am TIA pm
New Orleans Special-Cairo,
Aiern;h and New Orleans. l:30 pm ISIS pnu
Accom- mediation Murphysboro,
Marion and Cairo. f4:50 pm II "a am
AZ Accommodation -Mu:physboro,
Marion and Creal Springs
Sparta and Chester ........-.. 80 pm II "a am
New orleans ] imited-Cairo,
Memphis: Dixie F.yer-Nash-
VILE Atlanta and Jackson
Vile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ols pm 7:os am
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To-Day's Weather.
Partly cloudy and continued warm.
Departures To-Day


The Lotus Sims came In from Memphis yes
terday afternoon with heavy pstreafl "Trip
noon at o'clock on the return. Almost al, the
passenger accommodations have been secured Tor
the trip.
The Stacker Lee departed for Memphis yes
terday afternoon with heavy freight. she TOOK
down all the passengers she could accoininodate;
and forced TO turn many who desired
to make tho trip.
Lon Hudson, formerly clerk on the Rees Lee,
has been appointed commercial agent Of the Dia-
mon 10 Line fill the vacancy made by the
resignation OF Captain Matt Fulton.
The Cape Girardeau departed for Commerce
yesterday afternoon with good freight and
passenger trip.
General George F. Afford Of the Confederate
Veterans was among the passengers on the Stack
er Lee to Memphis yesterday afternoon.
The Columbia receiving yesterday FOR
her trip to Chester and St. Mary's. on which she
will depart this afternoon.
captain William Fitzgerald. master OF the
Sadie Lee. at Memphis arrived in St Louis yes
terday. where he will spend mis- vacation with
his family.
The Chester will be In from Cape Girardeau
this morning and depart the return in the aft
ernOon.
The Peters Lee arrived from Memphis yester-
day afternoon. and will go on the return
Tuesday afternoon.
The Belle of Calhoun arrived yesterday from
Calhoun County. and will depart on the return
this afternoon.
ria this morning and depart the return in the
afternoon.
The Sidney will arrive this morning from Bur.
lington and go out to keokuk in the afternoon.
,.-DurinS her trip from Memphis the Lotus
Sims handled nearly 100000 feet of lumber for
points between Memphis and Cairo.
The Spread Eagle will make her regular Sum-
day excursion to Alton tor morrow.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings $42,743,727, a
Decrease of Per Cent.

New York. July 1o.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended July 9. with the percentage of
increase and decrease, as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To-Morrow.

Washington. July lO.-Forecast:
For Illinois and Missouri-Scattered showers
and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday; yari-
able winds. mostly fresh east to northeast
for lowd-Showers Saturday: rising tempera-
ture in east portion. Sunday. showers
For kansas-showefs, aad no sol warm Sat-
urday- SUNDAY faiE, warmer.
fOr Nepiasha-ShuWelS saturday: cooler in
soulneast purtIun. SUNDAY far, warmer
fof Eastern Iexas-rair and warmer Saturday
coast. $4,000 " ~
FOR Indian Territory. Oklahoma and Arkansas
faif saturday. Sunday, showers.
FOR Western TeNas-rair saturday and Sunday.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dried Fruits.


New York. July lO.-The market for evaporated
npIies remains quiet on spot. hut holders show
commence. ana futures are attracting NOR. at
tenti"n, common are quoted at iu5l,G; prime at
s.2Wo5tc; choice at &c. and fancy at 6IsTIIiac
spot spot prunes are firmly held, and are meeting
win tair Jobbing demand; quotations range
from SC TO &C for ali grades. Apficots are steady,
Win cnoce IN iair request at quotations. wrcn
range IRON .%&c TO S2c for choice. and from loo
10 l2!-c for fancy. Peaches are in fair denIa adj
for fancy. WV
Coffee.
New York. July 10.-CoGee-Spot quiet; No. :
invoice 1!n5 S-l6: mild quiet. The market for
futures opened SteaGy at unchanged prices to
decline of points under continued heavy re-
ceItts and disappointing European cables Spec
uiation was moderately active under room selling
while importers and shorts Were reported pur-
thasers; The market was finally steady at un-
Gn a, o prices 10 decline OF points. Sales
were SEQ bags. Including Sept. at 3.95lic: Nov.
i.lec: Dec Sac: March i.55c. and May 455c.
butter and Cheese.
New York. July 10. - Butter Receipts 1886
p If. Irregular State dairy lsza2Gc: creamery
ittsn.p.zc Cheese-Receipts 1883 rkgs: easy
state full cream fancy large and small. colorei
and white. l0c.
Chicago. July I0.-Butter easier; creameries 15a
lsc: dairies i4GrlSc Cheese easy: twins l0alOisc:
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Local Report.
Government Report,

Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received at ST. Louis
July ~. 1870. at o:os y. local ana u. H.
serenty-nTth meriuaa time. observations made
at the same moment OF time al all stations.
Sfattp nv
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Totals. United States. 81. s77. ga, III
Outside New York. .....$ rs. Al. 63S
CANADA


Totals. Canada........$ 62,7sl.oss 1876 go.
Balance paid in cash.
sNot included in totals because OF no compari
son for last year.
tNot included In totals because containing other
Items than clearings.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

49, GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI
yIkF Royal Arcanum. a0s-31l Holland
t6S&ES.G Building-A cordial welcome to visit.
os frienus brethren and members
<>IS4afla from alb DAD F. IL BACON. q. r..
H& Jno. r. x .llingswurtE. Grand Sec'y.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY

HARMONY COUNCIL. KNIGHTS AND La
Dies OF Security. meets every Saturday evening
at No 36lg Easton avenue. Easton Avenue Hall
Visiting Knights and Ladies cordially welcome.
,,,,,,,. F. 8. Smith. President
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| of the best-known Euks of tho country. was to-
day elected delegate to the Grand Lodge in Bal
strong Invitation that the next Grand Lodge
| be held in st. Joseph.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Train Depart Arrive.
ras, ;i,r - .................. $3.50 am 1905 pm
iocaf EXPIRES. .................. T:35 am $50 pm
Day Express - Kansas City,
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake
CIV and san Francisco.-..... $500 am 1901 pm
Washington Accommodation tS:25 pm t7:55 am
s. Josrrh joplin. Wichita and
kansas Limited and South
ives. Missouri $50 pm eI:20 am
Kansas and Colorado Express'lO:lO pm T:l0 am
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked w. indi-
eating rise of i OF a foot In q hours.
business along the Levee yesterday was good
Weather warm and stormy.
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ERATERSAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. q. FRATERNAL
m. at Eagles Hall. No. 272s Pine street. First
and third Wednesdays Tor limitations. second
and fourth for business meetiaGs
z c. BRYANT. President
John Suarez. " Rec Sec. CO Walnut
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ST. LoUIs-PEoRIA LINE,
fSee c.. P. & ST. IL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS-LoUISvILLE LINES
Train Depar, A,r1v.
Princeton. Louisville LexinR- S
ton and way stations Chat
tanooga. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
and points In the South
east ..-:........:...... ss:o4 am $50 pm
Mount Vernon Accommodation 1904 nm .9.in ~,
Princeton. Louisville LexinS-
ton and way stations, KNOX
Vile. Asheville. Chattanooga
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston Macon and ali
points in Florida and the
Southeast Observation-Disclosures
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TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF RoUTEo
Train. Densr,
The Commercial Traveller Afr"S
Toledo. Buffalo and New York s7.so nm s.n
Eastern Express-Illinois In az"
diana and Ohio points. ....... s7:,s am s5.os nr,
Sayusa Acconmooation...... T:A pm T2:1s pm
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crsve occur Lake trains leave Union Station q,
.esI5 a. M. '9:i5 a. H. 1880 p. and '4:3l .. m
oak Hill trains leave Union station at ts:45 a
- Ii6:l0 a. M. t500 u. and rs 20 D. m
K irkwood trains leave Union Station at t7:0o q
m. rs m: - a.: M Ill a. m. :i:oo D.
and I'll 20
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River and Business.

The Missouri River will fall slowly and the
Mississippi below Hannibal will chcange but
little during the ensuing thirtv-six hours.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TIME,

Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union Station.
sDa!Iy
tDaiiy except Sunday.
3Surtay only.
Except Monday.
..Daily except saturday and Sunday.
lisa tu:day only.
Saturday and Sunday only.
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tas assanss Of selling bs Sssp
Greatest 81 t weakhas to 3 points Aug showing me
bg g Ma asan Weakened in midafternooT
broke that lnaGi5 driSe against Sept. which
POINTS pom from the best of the morning. Just be-
values and succeeded In recovering about 6
FONTS oil the lost ground on Sept but the mar
t tbs beini: very near the lowest of the session.
Sn ,fS were ,r 2"eg} bales, estimated After the
mtahness IN the afternoon the market was at
aued ve Isr nsya,s aG'%G BY, sentiment con
s sbII.ohs reported for to-day generally
livernool. July lo.-Cotton-spot moderate bust
hIS d@ , GFicSs s points higher; American mid
sSl low nidthG 52ii: 'J good S ordnary ssid;
S Culinary 9f S5f The sails Of IN. y we're yj
port and included $50 American. Receipts sac
nm and Ge, ridFa $50 Amsrcan Futuiss opened
g.; July SD: Juiy-Aus. 6.27p6:sl: Aus.-Sept.
-; Feb.-March 522aJ I'D: March-April 5.22
New Orleans July O.-cot;on-Futures dull and
~ l,; az July 5c 9G bid Aus Y ssq!?e Sept
s.4Sno:soc: Jan s4srfg i7c. Spo, cotton siedty:
low fA m;TSn or I4 lille good 9tdinarS He
So SIS: -mlddiinE fair 10 5-16c Receipts 1866;
Hextcr.s Visible.
New Orleans July lO.-seci etary Hester's state
Hrent OF the worlds visible supply of cotton
SHOWS total visible Of 2.06l .5gJ. against 220G 22
last year, OF which l.Oi2.5y9 is American.
Flaxseed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
,r chicago, ~. July lo.-Flaxseed was without
u tr'tG.. sept was lower. Si.Ol being bid ami
NQl!- asked Oats at the sam. iigiire and
July was noninally ggc. No. / Northwestern
VAS slozi2 btn and No l 99c bid. Receipts
mere cars: Minneapolis got cars AMI Duluth
EGGS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Rev York. July i0-Esgs-Recepts to-day s $50
cases. lie weather was ye!y hot, which led To
bau business. ana as the outside demand for IN,
week was practically over. Receivers paced their
surplus STOCK IN CoOIins,rUOms. but met with the
.ehiafc there was IN wholesale way at l44:Ii..c
IOt GOOD regular goods. l0c for something mend
; me anu lcH lic Tor such wouii CanIe uGI
."eLy dozen FETAL grade. Buyers had every
thihS thelr own way and IOuL,i IL not necessary
70 Day oseT Inc prices named for any t3.s. Of
''e cuf!tht receipts. except seIeLted nearby
totds There was some tax on April storage at
iSe. chaiEes paid but business reported
unchanged.
Chiet.o July I0.-Eggs steady: at mark cases
inclrGe.. l.Hl4iac per doz.
Kansas CITY. Mo. July l0.-Eggs firm: Missouri
anu Kansas stock, c;lses returned, l2c dozen;
new No. . Whitewuod cases incltued l2t,c
IhiiaGelph!a Po.. July l0.-EgGs firm: good de-
iiinl: lTesh nearby and Western i.c loss OF
tic. loss Off.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

DE SMET COUNCIL. NO. 1i2. KNIGHTS OF
Columbus. meetn every second and fourth Thurs
day in the west hall Century building Ninth and
Olive SITS. Visiting knights are invited.
c. P. MONAGHAN, Grand knight
NJ J. McGrane Pecordcr
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
marke, quiet and unchanged. Sales. {
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Trains.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ........
Texas and Kansas Maii-For
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
is, Dallas. Ennis, Houston,
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and Neutrality-suspicious..
Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Valley Park Accommodation. ~
Meteor = For Springfield. Car
thage. Joplin. Wichita. VIM
tia. Oklahoma. DenisSn.
Sherman, Dallas. Fort
Worth, Waco and Brentwood
Valley Park Accommodation.
valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation. .....-...
Pacific Accommodation. .....
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas,
Greenville. Ennis. Corsicana,
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop-
lin. Wichita. Burton and
the West. 49,.
Western Express-For SPRING
field. Vin'ta. Denfson. Sher-
man Oklahoma, Carthage
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Depart Arrive.
1850 am f10:5 am
1870 pm 1I:5s Am
'S:l5 am t1:l5 pm
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'CIpItAtlOh IhappreC.abIe.
EDWARD H. BOWIE.
Local FOrecaster.
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ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY.
Vfa Wabash.)
Train. Depart. Arrive
Mall md Express. 4: 40 III 10
Mall and Express. t5:05 pm t6:15 pm
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For "a hours ending at n. M:
ST. Louis Friday. July 10. 1908.
Stations Danger Gauge Change.
River Forecast.

EDWARD II. BOWIE
Local Forecast Official.
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ST. Louis warehouse statement:
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Train.
New Orleans. Mobile, Mertd.
Ian. jackson, Cairo Muir
Rhysboro. Sparta, ali points
south and Southeast,
new Orleans. Mobile, Merid-
Ian. Montgomery, Atlanta
jackson, Cairo, all points
IN Florida and the South
and Southeast -
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-11

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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-11

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-20
CHANGED THE
INSURANCE BILL
SENATE MADE NUMBER IMPORT
ANT AMENDMENTS TO MEASURE
THIS MORNING.

Tbo act a., reguI,t. and ii,orea in
suranca business i'm his territory
known nc tho Tnsur1nra Ru came mn
for second reading in tho senate TODAY.
several imnorfant anendn,nnts were
made. Section imposing fine and inn
prisonmeut for refusal or failure to
obey subpoenas from the insurance
commissioner was amended so as to cut
the clause lnlictlng imprisonment Inc
punishment Is now leIt at not over SlVO
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Part second of Section 8 which re-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-04-20
FOR MORE POLICE

Senator KalauOkalani moved the in
sertion of $3O.240 in the appropriation
Bill. This item is to pay for y addi
tiOnal foot and additional mounted Of
fcers. The foot police to receive $50
month and the mounted men $40
month, This notion will be considered
with the bill.
On motion of Senator Isenberg. an
item of $3.50 for a Board of Health Am
bulance was added to appropriation bill
Senator AChi gave notice of intention
to introduce a bill to enable suits to be
brought by paupers.
On motion of Senator Kaiue, amend
ed by Senator Baldwin an item of $1,000
was added to the appropriation bill for
the construction OFF retaining wall at
WailulIu.
On motion of Senator McCandless a
reservation of Olaa crater for a reser-
voir was made.
Senate Bill No. 40 to give about 500
acres in Hilo to the county of East Ha-
wall for use as a public park passed
second reading after some discussion.