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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

COLUMBIA LODGE. No. IS. X. OF p
O'Clock. Century building. Ninth and Olive
street,. east hall. tuesday evening. october 9
no n-eting-NelieI Prophet night. Tuesdly
evening. October n. We work Page and Esquire
rank. Members requ.stsd % attCld- VISITORS
welcome. ". 2. BWYER. e. -
]. - psnrsev- K. n n & 5.
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BIG PINE.

Second and third stories. two large rooms.
suitable for offices. light manufacturing or
photograph gallery J.. H. Stohlman. room -.
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RANCE OF FUIUR.S
Opening. HIEhest- Lowest Cir


Provisions were quiet and prices showed
little change throughout the session. The
whole list was in fair demand early. on the
theory that a big packer was buying lard
through brokers. and prices were firm. but
the weakness in grains caused a loss OF
the early hrmness. ian. pork closed un-
changed at S1245 ian. lard was &c lower
at &S, while ribs were unchanged at
&57iz.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 100 cars: corn, $50 cars: cats. go
cars: hogs. 1900 head.
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Poultry.


New York Oct 6-Llvs PouItry1Rec.igts
there were s cars that arrived last week sftsr
tae Sads was over that EsTe gnlo3ded and
The East Side markets took stock freely last
Saturday and again fhis morning. but with
the Feast Of Tabsrnaeies pretty well supplied.
1o6bers refused stubboruly TO pay over iSc for
would not Yield and market was ansny sstti.a
At l7c on fowls. i.c on chickens and &c on old
reese unchanEsd, Pigeons slow svFinS ehieEl
ems, Western &c; fowls 15c: old ROSTERS Sc;
sc: seese. Western. average pair aS6LS:
Dressed pouitr-Receipts to-day SIS pkgs.
ne fresh receipts this morning we're quite
EssNy arc INVOICES tor lstsr IN me week show
e I I PTlsss s f.r 6 Rs%aHd ESs ysTy disa2.
chickens. aysraSinE about 4 Tbs. a piece. and
neglecting all other grades. and as prices ars
freeEs. the disposition Of medium and ordinary
chickens cannot Be- clearly foreseen now. Dry
10 pair. were dlfncuit 70 place al over 70.
While small and medium were urged to sale az
4 few very fancy. dry-plcked roasting chick
ems went to a special trade At higher figures.
o. which he market eSs faily &c IoRer tbaa
ysst EssS. Pvt a lev choice hsayy dry-pieked.
Spring TURKEYS more plenty and lower; Prime
MsstsTn S5eks wanted but p 9Sr neslested- Not
ieeIp@sked-Spring turkey faney dry.p'eked.
f Is e sSs e isa1se: sosideeddi. PM fis sls-pi mixed sslSp
isslse. RrelerCWss;srn d2-pleksd. fancy.sS
70 psir. re: western sosIdsd. : 70 8 ms. 10
salr bssliei 5 DO @ : : e Is. l so p s2 p'i i5i5 lsfi WEI w.s1,
srS, poor 10 fair. sqioe. -FO1s1~esiein dry
90. ssaIdsa BRINE. &c. Old ROSTERS SC. spr4nS
dueks-wssten large 129l4c; do. small Saioe.
E.5a2.E: prime dark MS.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. oct 1-ESg[Rsceip,s to-day
isl cases Weather was mild and a<ains.
up 20 the offerings Of fine goods. which receiv-
ers tried 70 keep moving. however AZ the faIl
nit sample Of their best marks AZ az. mere
was nothing In the market that would net The
Ordinary 70 good Trades Of fresh dragged- and
& was hard TO s!essd &c FOR he Ses. csnt5al
quotations The demand for. stoTsss stock was
- quotations- westerns. nrsts. z59sie; seeonds
SS2e: thirds LOIS: dirteS No. 2 hdisi
onds isfac: thirds ITs9tSc-
Philadslphia. Oct Ser. sesdyi fsir Dc,
esse; southyest.m sIlzas2e. southern sssie.
,Kan,as city No. Oct. s-Esss steady:
new No. ?, wildwood cas- included, tc.
Butter and CheeH
New York. oct. 5-Buttsr.Reeelpts s9i
pkE. steady; state dairy 15g9c: ereamery Is
6Dc. Cheese-Recelpts ass pkEs.: steady. State
full cream fancy small colored and white Exc
larEe colored ard white &c
Philadelphia. Oct. h.-Butter dul and H6fo
lower. extra Western creamery 2oac; nearby
prints nc. Cheese quiet but Arm. New York
fun creams. fancy. rtze: choice Exc; fair 10
good uA01.c.
1oIc: dairies fp461qc. Cheese firm, daisies
ni.c: twins lie. Young Americas HE
Elzin. M. Oct b-Rutte declined = cent =
pound on the Board OF Trade this Afternoon.
selling at 3oxc. sales In the district for the
week were $3.50 lbs
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HUSBAND FILES CROSS BILL.
G. Hebner Says Wife Kept Him
Awake at Night.

Gustav Helmer filed a cross bill yester-
day in Judge Hough's division Of the Cir
cult Court 10 the suit for divorce brought
by his wife. Grethe. a German actress.
She charged that he made such disturb
ance at night that she could not sleep.
n that they lived apart in the same
house from January 3 until September u.
Helmer declares II was his wife who
kept him awake by sitting up reading.
When she returned from the theater. he
says, h would stay up reading for hours.
As be worked In the day he could not
stand the loss OF rest. he declares.
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M0NEY, Honey,

EASY PAYMENT LOANS ON PIANOS.
FURNITURE OR ANY GOOD SECURITY
We can make you the LOAN IN
the city on our new ASSOCIATION
PLAN.
You can repay q loan IN easy WEEKLY or
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. which enables you 20
PAY YOUR ACCOUNT EASY
REMEMBER. WE NEVER REMOVE
GOODS. and will carry your Loan ~ lonT as
desired. II you owe anv Bills We viii pay them
for you and advance yuu MORE MONEY.
IN CASE OF SICKNESS OR ntI OF M
PLOYMEST We WILL EXTENT YOUR
LOAN WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE There
are no advance charges IN dealing with u.s. you
ret the full amount the same day you apply.
Liberal discount n Paid before due. call.
write or telephone Main ISM. or Einloch { 1Sl
NEW YORK FINANCE 20, l7-S-s ODD Eel
lows building. Ninth and Olive SITS. second
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OF HONOR.

m CUNT OLIVE LODGE NO. ta. x. OF
IN H. meets every Tuesday at norfhwFst
corner Tuenty-seccnd ard Franklin avenue.
All KniEhts o. Honor are most cordially In
vited % all our meetinEH.
LOUIS p ALEwEL Dictator 1o7 Wash.
h W. Trsn1pe. Reporter. - 81 Loui1 ave
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BY telegraph.


New iork, oSt s;-7spot cotton closed quiet.
5 n Poi as ioSer; mitdling qplanes ssSe; mid
gAe: FEB. sc; March 9ssc: April sos; Nay
opened weak at a Decline q q p p5ints nance n5sss
hgutation. following lower cables than expect
the generally favorable weather reported over
sunday. October was particularly weak. meet
notices would Be ISSUED Tor tsSt aeiivelS. 'n AZ
the session progressed Il was seen that these
stesdied Up a little. and Tor a tIne Tpied fsiriS
steady around the opening prices or within :
little buying on he reaction theory. Which %ss
encouraged by the report that too much rain
belt. Before the close. however. there was an
other furry OF tear pressure and selling by the
me list was very weak. eIosinx easy al prac-
teally, The low point o. the day. or al a net
timsted at 10000 bales. The Disappointing ca
6lss were considered as rejecting that the
view Of the Governments crop report and tbs
uade here seemed encouraged in their bezrsh
spot markets. which. II l. argued. reflects the
day turning out 10 be $3.50 exceeded the
When the movement was q 81! So. y &f ~
estimates for to-morroN's receipts AZ leading
Liverpool Oct. 6-cotton-spot moderats
bushes done; prices unclaimed 70. Il lover;
"a mlsd mI1SaI / Gal h Isv 49, 1Hsf god IiddlnS
ordinary SD: ordinary 50Sd. The sales OF
the day were ZOO oaies. OF which 800 wsrs
for speculation and export. and Included 500
American Receipts $500 bales. including 65O
American Futures opened steady and closed
Oct. and Nov. 5o6d; Nov. and Dec. 60eaS.e3d.
Dec. and Jan 6oldi Jan and Feb. 4s9d5d:
and May Sa5Old; May and June 5a6.oid.
steady: Oct. sSsasiOe: nov. sosasSse:I 5er' IS
a. lDc: Jan S13G914c: FEB. a1g69 ac: March
s26Gs-Ec Spot cotton quiet. sales asa. Or
dinary s u-i6c: good ordinary Sc: low middiinK
SC; mlddlinE SIC: good middling 3 9-i6c; mid
ding fair Sl5-lec. Receipts 1o.2si. stock 0.S1-
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.

DEWEY TENT. NO. 81. KNIGHTS OF THE
- Aaccabees Of the World. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays Of every month At south
St Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Carroll
streets Next review Tuesday. september & la
WISHING sir knights are cordially invited
PETER BALEES. Commander.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.


GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
" A-canum. 2os-ul Holland BuiidinE-A
cordial welcome 70 visitors fisnda brethren
?. H BACON, O.. r
Jno- c k~IlinEsEoTth. Grand Secretary.
m oUND CITY COUNCIL. No 20
Royal Arc1num. meets nrsr and thfrf
Tuesdays q each month az HoWardT Han
Garrison avenue and olive street. VIsifInE
brethren fraternaily invited to attend.
JOHN H HREN Rsrent
John. a Francisco. Secretary. I@i Lincoln
Trust building.
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La Crosse. Wis. Oct. 6~-saturday's storm
which passed through Independence. Wis.
did property damage amounting to $4,000.
killed two persons and injured eight. The
dead are:( Joseph Sennick and John
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NeW House In West End.

For Sale-No $40 Chamberlain ave-. Cham-
berlain Park. about go feet east Of GondfclloW;
u Is q new two-sto-y rock-frunt house Of 70
rooms; fine reception hsn. fine mantels. hard
wood finish. tiled bathroom. hot and cold water;
lot 5o1155 feet For key. price and. terms see
KELLEY 4 CO. ui3 Chestnut St
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LEE INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED
q An upon at 6 Per cent: liberal values
y. n hitheFs. Js National Bank q Comnrrce.
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WHEN YOU
WANT MONEY

On furniture. pianos. etc. b sure 70 90 10 the
right place See Others. then see N. We loan
any amount fer long or short time No removal
No recording N arranged weekly or
monthly. 20 suiL. Liberal discount for time
Pavcd. Extensions On account Of Eckness with
out extra charge Yea get the fun amounr IN
cash on short notice. Our rates are a. low as
the lowest We invite comparison. Business
with Us f. strictly eonndentiaL SQUARE dealing
Is cur motto We dn as We ADVERTISE
THE HOuSEH0LD LOAN COMPANY.
ROOM 21 FULLERTON ID
Seventh and Pine SITS
Tnlnnhnrn o. IL Ill. Ln.-.-L d IN
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BUSIEST CORNER

SPLERDED BIG OFFICE.
Above is the plan of a fine large Office
room on the second floor of The Republic
building. 1t has a front OF 81 feet s inches.
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. and each would have steam heat,
plenty of natural light and elevator serv-
ice. They would make the best located
and hsndiesI suite for business Offices in
the city, being on the second floor n &C
cessible by one short fight Of stairs as
well as by ~elevator.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE
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Tinges and stained AdSc below white
Galyeston-Spot market steady middling
8 1G-I6c.
New orleans-spot market easy: middlins
Sic
Aemp1i-Spot market quie.. Middllng SIC.
Receipts At principal points:
Galveston. 15.o6e bales
New Orleans l12QS bales
Mobile. AIS bales
Savannah. u.7e{ bales
Charleston. 2.s14 bales.
Norfolk. So bales.
Houston. Ii.662 bales.
Memphis. ISIS bales.
Net receipts At all United States ports for
three days were 1399 bales. against qS9so
bales a week ago and S,U= bales a year ago;
exports u.s9 bales. against $50 bales a year
ago. stocks 9l.S bales. against 4l1e.
ST. Louis Warehouse
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
TRIRE or REN EUR.


= ENTURY COURT. 40. e. TRIBE OF
Ben-Hur. meets the hrst and thrd Tues
days % each month al Lafaystte HaL seven
tcelth and Cas- avenue All sons and DauSh-
tes OF Hur accorded a hearty welcome
CHAS. COLGRAVG chief.
Mary Mcnamara. scribe. lis Cas- avenue.
GIMONIDES COURT. No. 81. TRIBE OF
q Ben-Hur. meets on the nrst and thlrd
neEinys % each month at Phoenix han. lex
fersUu and Cas- avenues Visiting Soas anu
Daughters % Hur alNays welcome.
W. Roy Sgler. Scribe. Us Dickson street
CT. LOUIS COURT. NO. 4 TRIBE OF
- Bcn-Hur. meets every Tuesday nlEht
At Frank 2. Blair Post Hall. los Market
street Sons and Daughters OF Hur from other
courts and out Of the city are hereby extended
a cordial invitation 70 visit BY order OF
SIDNEY ". HORN. chief
Attest: Arendt kuelpeE. Scribe. sS.A Evans
avenue.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST
Frs.
COURT COTE BRILLIANTE. no. 81
Independent Order Of For~sters. Bow.
mans Hall. Eleventh and Locust Sts.-Meetins
on the second and fourth Thursday evenings -
". X. PENTLAND. chief Ranger.
Residence. No. 1916 Peudleton-
". O. Wright. Recording Secretary. No c1
kcunsriy ave
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For sale. If-room brick house: seven blocks
west q Union station: good location fer room
erty: NOI. For particulars address AW ..
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
ne SNET COUNCIL NO. "a KNIGHTS
- Of Columbus. meets every hrst and third
thursday In the west nall. Century building.
Ninth and Olive SIS Visiting Knights are IN
vIted. - i. MONAGHAN. Grand knight.
N. J. McGrane. Recorder.
v ENRICE COUNCIL NO. -. KNIGHTS
N Of Columbus. meets every sec1nd and
flurth wednesday in Rose HiH Hall. No sJlI
Aapk avenue Visiting Knights are invited.
JOHN PAUL CHEW
Grand Knight
Walter 7. Cunningham. Recorder.
m ARQUETTE COUNCIL NO. GG
Ia Knights cf Coiambus. meets every Isc-
tnd and trurth TueFiay IN the west hall
viking knlsnts cSEdially invited
=. p. Leonard. Recorder.
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NOT m THE TRUSTS,

We will ADVANCE you from 80 20 go on
FURNITURE PIANOS. HORSES and WAC
ONS without REMOVAL. al a GREATLY RE
DUCED RATE that viii enable you TO PAY OF
any DEBT you may have. You can RETURN
the murey a. you can. IN weekly or monthly
payments. and only PAY for the TINE you use
the MONEY When IN need q money. call at
our PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES. or
TELEPHONE & E1 MECHANICS TRUST
o corner sixth and Olive Ets. scond foo-.
ENTRANCE IL y. Sixth 81.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD Eel
InNG

a NCHoR LODGE. NO. ~ / o. o. =.
"A meets every Monday evening at Schuette.a
fJIn Nineteenth aud WrEht streets HorE
IN Ire degrees. WISHING hrntners WeLcome
r. y. 9.
David Petty. Secretary. lsts Dod1eE
p RIDE OF TIE YES LODGE. NO. ia
ID. %. p. meets tonight At 3 O'Clock
In the Fraternal building. northwest corner
Eleventh street ard Franklin avenue. Al W.
iTfDr brothers are most cordially invited 10 at
tend. Members are eaTnssly re91@ted 70 %
present. n SANEs ~ H.
q. LOUIS LODGE NO. s l o. o. p
. A speciai meeting Of The. lodge ~ b
held al the IodEc ball. Odd FeloWs buildlnt-
Ninth and Olive SIS. saturday. Septemoer -
Al / O'clock. 70 attend the funeral q cur late
Fr,fhsr N IL. Best HAS. N. HONT. y. c.
Wallace McCaTE-. secretary Pro lem.
NIIuLDEY LODGE. no. Al o. o. F., MEETs
w tuesday evening q Zach week AZ han No.
! odd Fellows building. clrner Ninth and
olive. al = o'ciock visiting bT1tngr1 inTs!ed 10
attend &c CARVER ~ -
A. J. Dalrympis. Secretary.
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LOANSAT5 Isl GENT

when you can borrow money from the Union
Finance Co At ONE-HALF WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE Loans on houEehnld goods. pianos.
Ealares, etc. leaving goods In your poSession:
no publicity. Pay At your convenience. Tins
extended IN case Of sickness. no extra charge.
Csn. write or teleuhone kinlpch A 50
UNION CO. Rooms I.-cQ7 Oriel
building. southeaE conner SIKH and Locust.
E-tr.rc. ~ = SIN L.. n---.... -.
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For SALE AID EXCHANGE,

Manchester road. 5~24-52s-Largs buildings
and lot for manufacturing: cheap...l...
uls-lIl S. Thirteenth st. 4 4-room hats-. b.Ea
A2l Forest Park boulevard; 4 and 5 room
fats; cheap
House. 3510 Warren St: modern 4 and 5
room nats: bargain
al Montgomery -. Z rooms. stable.
sheds. etc. for teamsters .-----....-.. 800
S56 Lawtnn ave. 8 rooms; furnace. etc. 500
zll0 McNatr ave. 5xl0o. lot and tmpts--.. t-o0J
lta3-f3E Division St. two 6-room houses @n0l
1901 n. Sarah ST. Z rooms. 50xl25-......-.. 80
.5E :, ESinE ave. s rooms. ETC., -&s
s03 Clark ave. 5 rooms. etc .-.-----...- 40
[I24 McNair ave. house and lot &xll0.... 40
Z1l5 y. Garrison ave. 8 rooms. etc..-..-..-. 40
Z3l Maiden lane, s :
- Usage st, Ecod house and lot..--..-- $50
4454 Cote Bdlliants ave. : rooms: lot =
NlU $3.50. -ooN
2lG2i5 Dickson st. two 6-room houses:
ueep lots -
Go n. Tenth St: 6-room house: cheap.
zsI2 n. Twelfth 81. s rooms. etc. -...-..... Leo
25i3 Maiden lane, l6q
Lots 3 3 Westmoceland place: iooxisN
Lots n. 5 Page ave. "a feet east Of Pen
dlston: Soxi53 80.
N 3 Forest Park boulevard. near Sarah
81 &NlG feet .....
To close an estate-N. ". corner Clay and
Lee aveL. lot 2x1osH .-.--..--..... .....
Lot g.. W. corner Evergreen and Barnes
AYES; 75xlso. cheap.
McCANN-DOWLING REALT co.
Kinloch c CO.. no Chestnut ~.
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DR.. ANNIE NEWLAND.
conhnemsnts. SO: trained nurses: elegant
accommodations; free homes for infants n de-
sired: ladies treated for 81 ttreatment guar
nutecdD: regulator. 81 only: private. rsllable,
secluded. licensed home. where you are well
treated and your cure guaranteed: private dis
eases a speciality. z51A Olive St
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81 Worlds famous and greatest psycho- 81
q cialrv"yart and spirit medium. viii give 81
81 HEADINGS. Al.H Nnu 80 =
81 pl:pF- p WILSON Ta- no equal. adj -
f Vice sr busiurs1. speculation. an love 81
81 and domestic troubles. settles lovers 81
10 u~uarrels. reuuites TIE se0autcd. tells q
n whom yuu viii marry. hos 20 win the .
b man 90 woman yru iuve. how % over u
81 cUue all enemies. gives flii secret how -
81 20 control or influence any one sou love II
81 or meet no charge unless you md him Il
81 superior tn all others Nail. 81. send q
81 date q birth. SIX questions Permanently 81
81 heated jefferson block. Ia olive 81. Il
Il p1rics STILL. Hours. 70 10 Z. sundays .
81 ineIuGrd- y
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DENTISTRY.

MEDICAL
LADIES ErEo Tanso Eives quick relief Call
for free sample. Dr. CazeanN. 2o2 washington
TADIESi Use chehestsTs EHgHsh Pensyruyal Pils.
Besti eafssai Only RELIABLE. Taks .s sthe<.
- Buy ofyeur DruEIfat. e. sad a. sE.zSa ~ eatas
Ehass 81 -EsieffrLafia. In letter by rrtura usn-
Chiehester Chozieal c. Pkna1a. Pa
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PERSONAL
Fftsea Cents Per Line.
ABSOLUTE sec.usian during confinement;
frSt-class recommendation reasonable 1ua-
faction OF money refunded. Call or write Ms
Or. smith. &43 Easton.
A-Mafernity Hone-Perfect seciusion for la
dies during confinement: adoption: best accom-
liable. Incorporated home: conducted BY regular
graduated physicians. and LADY IN ettendances
a years successful experience lowest terms
part pay in work ONCE. 2S owe.
ABSOLUTE s~eclusion during confinement:
faction OF money refunded. Call or write. Mrs
Dr. smith. 5t1 PASTOR
DETE-TTVE t~prvate) does stadowinE and
Investigating: references. P-O-BoK R, 81 Lo0lA.
DR. MARY ARTHUR. 20l washington ave.
receives during confinement; treats female trou-
bes: guarantees results: infants Adopted CalL
DIR. DENNIS. ass Northumberland ply
sician. treats all female uoubles:. guarantees
results: private home for ladies during conlne-
ment: perfect secrecy and secluSion: infants
sdoptfd; ladies' IN trouble. call or write
FREE treatment: guaranteed 10 cure private
disease. sores. DISCHARGES. etc; either sex INA
L9pTFSLCan on Mrs. A Schroeder. zl3
Franklin ave: Kinloch . l22. -
LADIES. nv regulator never falls: oomplets
treatment free MrA r sian. 90 Eransln-
NTDWTFF-Reoeives during confinement:
ladies in trouble. can. ns lafayette. -
r BRIDGE-Ofhce hours s to l; no med
icine. Eos LAciede ave. Kinloch Cle4
WTII Inc PARTY who presented 800 In s
-er cent bonds at the United st2tes sabuelsuy
that ofncs. as thee Il a matter requiring i'd
fusfnent-
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FINANGE co.
SEE US Ar ONCE.

We will sell you a team. wagon. harness.
buggy: mich COW. etc. on small weekly or
monthly payments. We can @u YOU a team. 80
that half its earnings Will pay Tor itself IN
a short time. We also make furniture loals
at the Lowest rates.
STANDARD CREDIT CO. SO Burlington
bldg. so Olive 81. Opposite Post once.
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G%0NFEETL0NER Or GROCER

Laclede ave. near Newstead ave best up-to-
date store in the West End: IN a choice resi-
dence district: a sure money-mnker for first
class party: elegant fve-ruom fiat over store.
Further particulars. call and see US.
20 /. HUI R z CO 81 Che.trnt
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~ Chestnut Street.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

III ULuSE RW E0IHIET
west of Union station; good location fer room
inE O. boarding house: big future 10 this prop
Republic.
on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
ave. just west O. Kings highway: two very
nice History brick houses o. s rooms eacn.
house: rented now to good tenants. For price
KELLEY q CO. III Chestnut st
Wood and Coal Yard
For sale-Houses and lot No. 80! and 500 Car.
S flss. i SsSs. Ee 8. 0f roS Ga5Ti ss5Si. i EySru sHoI xss.F
and sever ais shed ror coal yard; 10; si1IS1
see KELLEY & CO. MS Chestnu; ST
ABSOLUTELY cheapest place IN city for AZ
orchestra music. Hunleth's. 3 s. BrosdEsy.
EXAMINE tbs Bahnsen & Pease piano be
tore buylnE nnsst cesign sn9 tone. sSasSt n"N
from ecmnlete Inc. Bshnsen-s. lsZ OEHe--
FINEST stock OF new and secondhand pianos
81 Z A. Boehm s Bro. 1873 Franklin ave.
HEAR the soul OF a Krakausr Sng.; 10
hear 81 Is to buy H. Sold only by Danl @ Dun
ker Piano Co. Fourteenth and North Market
JOSEPH PLACHT & SON. ia S. Broadwsy-
Bb- silver-plaIed co-net. t5: i5-ksy Conn Bb-
clarOnet. So
MAHOGANY upriEht: slightly used arst-
class: a real bargain II sold to-day. sh Nor
gan 81
MUSICIANS wANTED-FUur good musicians
At Howard Garden. 1870 Chestnut 81
UPRIGHT piano: slightly used: cost $50:
bargain. 1903 Stoll: price Sis us ". Jenerson
UPRIGHT and square pianos. IL cctzves: in
perfect order and standard makes; also pianos
FOR rent. G. GroteEuth- los y. Twelfth st
81 buys fine piano with stool and cover.
schubert & Moxter. 2sn Franklin ave.
so buys Moe walnut piano: cost SS: STOOL
cover and delivered. 1914 y. Sixteenth
Fs5-Haines BTos. piano: fuTl octave: cost new
$50: will sell IS monthly: splendid for a be-
Ginnsr. Beyers. Seventeenth and Loeust
SIS buys me mahoeany upright piano with
stool and scarf. Schuber; & Moxter. S2 Frank-
lin ave.
fS buys good Durham plano: : octzyes: IS
buys hne Bauer piano Z octayeA hleekainp
sTS-A fine little 7-octave upright At this
price: a good tone and in perfect condition.
Beyers. Seventeenth and locust
IS buys a good organ. worth at least IS. We
are overcruwded with them. that's the reason
BeyeTs. Seventeenth and Locust.
IS upwards VIII purchase one OF our numerous
traded in organs: we need the room ana VIII
sell 81 weekly to close out Beyer's. Seven
tenth and Locust.