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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

While King Victor Emmanuel and
Queen Helena were recently passing
in their automobile through a small
Italian village q breakdown occurred,
end crowd we're attracted to the
spot. In the crowd we're two English
motorists. Secure, as they thought,
in speaking in strange tongue, they
carried on the following conversation:
pretty motor-car." Yes, and the
lady is pretty, too" More than can
be said of the man. Did you ever see
such little man in such big carr"
II am out Of brandy. I wonder if he
can supply me. Let's ask. Perhaps
he speaks French" II shall be most
happy to oblige you" said the king
in perfect English, turning and hold
ing out his flask. Then, as he pre-
pared to leave, he added: Can be
Of any further use to YOU? MY king
dom 4s at your disposal, and it is not
60 small as it's monarch"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

The barber Should have no dihiculty
In scraping On acquaintance.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

The milkman knows the full sgni
flcance Of q white lie.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

After a man is married he begin
to lose his conceit.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

The wheel Of fortune demonstrates
that one good turn deserves another.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08
rhosa Who Have Trled e

Some men are about as superhuou
as tin can tied to yellow dogs tail
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

WHEN you BUY BLUEING
insist on getting Russ Bleaching Blue. Don't
take cheap imitation. All grocerS, l0c.
Our friends often think Of us as our
enemies speak Of US.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

Why lt 10 the Best
4 because made By "a entirely different
process. Defiance Starch Is unlike any
other, better and ons-thifd more Tor 10
santa &
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

The scissor sharpener knows Al
about the daily grind.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08
Magnet Pile Killer Cures Piles.

EYES," said the man from Georgia,
reminiscently, II remember the time
when slaves were worth three thous-
and dollars head" "Oh, that's
nothing" sneered the New York sex
ton; what do you suppose the slaves
of fashion In my church were worth
per head on Easter?"
WELL" said the president of the
South American republic, has the
revolution been suppressed" Eyes
terday's has" replied the secretary of
war, "but the nine-o clock revolution
of this morning is still on. We've cap
tu-ed one of the revolutionists but the
other Is still at large"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

Ill-gotten gains-doctor's fees.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

A swallow. at its best speed, can
travel at the rate Of 1913 miles IN an
hour. l9
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

ST.. LOUIS, Mo Received sample,
and am on my first bottle tron the
druggist - they helped me wonder
fully. ! had feeling Of wanting to
urinate oil the time, and trouble in
passing, burning and itching. That is
Ill gone now, and I feel thankful -
E. Z. STEVENSON. 1851 >Easton Ave.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

have you understand
Mr.. Boarden, that there is no water
in that milk. 1t comes direct from our
own farm" Mr.. Boarden-'If that's
the case, ma'am. strongly advise
you to have your COWS shingled."
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

EVERETT, MASS III received the
ample OF Doan's Pills and they stop
ped all my trouble Of pain in the back,
from which have suffered for two
years. lam sole-lcather cutter, and
being on my feet and lifting heavy
dies all day, appreciate the help
Doan's Pills have given me. feel
like new man. GEO. A. BURGESS,
1853 Belmont Street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

Tenant (angrily)-"The cellar of
our house is full Of rats. What are
you going to do agout it?" Landlord
(calmly)-"Nothing. What do you
expect for seventeen dollars q month,
anyway cellar full of white nicer"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

She--:""Just see how much your lit
tie wife loves you. She made this
cake for you all by herself" He
Eyes, darling, and now If you will eat
it all by yourself shall possess indis.
putable proof Of your devotion"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

Ye cannot serve good English 81
Aammcr. IS HE q
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

Even the smallest she's Is foot
Inn ftltS ~
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-05-08

It Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, lnfu.
enza, Whooping Congh, Bronchitis and Asthma.
A certain cure for Consumption in first stages,
You viii see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Sold by dealers everywhere Largo
bottles rs cents and 50 cents
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
uanus a. u.sa: No. = Il Z

old rope-Ne. I Manila at $50: No.
rp BS-SEsIchcice blsaehea at SIS per ton: ethA
ki M st ,iSi1 IR % AND METAL Per 100 M:
wrought iron .sc: heavy east !ec' h m7aes ~.
light brass Sc: heavy brass 81: copper ~: z'A"
o ~coRN-seIlng on cob at 81 to sllo p
100 lbs. :or pearl: mixed at eea'Sc- rice 49,
FfcAv-A:eraEe Ieceip,s about Hgsss a.
i~a2c per .b,; white .l=r2sc f,,,o,r,.
a, lSal:Sl..e fer harasheil and 1oisaio.ac Tor soft
HcsHfEsTxUTsISew wes, Virginia at &C Dsr
cIDERNseid AZ ss-sags per Dbl ~, a, :, ia,
HICKORY NCTS-We quote per Du. az ,. ios
S0RSIIrM CANE sEED-Best bid At seasso
soRGHU,i-Priae ct 22a:ic Der gal: 'nfe1iof
aI pRf S. EKr-1Ts-cuo,e. norniralIy: EyapoTated
apples si=aiic Tor fair TO il-c for so4a an nSon.
for choice: Ganaged. etc. Isss: Srdid quar-.
tiers at e to 45.c: strictly choice AT - ~
uF9 mSI .fashsf 2 s1RUP-New sugar e
s. per 10 Canadian at lGc: maple sHup Ae"~
Grass S~EED-ouo,e. nominaiiy. per 19 i5ss
Timothy at s. for Fair 10 sJ.eo for GOOD ana 3D..
g$e, for bright elean; elovsr ga, at Sst sR trashy.
wecay. discolored and unso,'nd less: Nu%sop. tIsr
in chaf. 81 70 $50: cleaned at 500 |. y.i,nrarisn
at &c ~ 10 sI.25c. according 80 grade' htnne
,csG5sRs2ERsTuFFs-ouote: Cotton neur Dbl st
III SfI'a a. % 49, I ,ifai run 9ni- full r i bsSi. at SO: Sssr
Ess at sIGi5: lara tisrce al s. po5s bb m,, a r q:
&c st'hl ara sisfce ise: porK bhi ielse. shaysd hoG =
Ho5sicr: Dbl, $50: coIled elm. S.: oak ana
'iS G5d;gsseE a1s5lEhazsa .s" ses. s ga az 81 for veos and
sl,56 for iryH lound bsis pork bbis at ~. ior
g:oD 51 =. II l II Ison &c, meal .: &c.
EAGGING. .Rassiag Per yara I'D irs az
cr,ttDn ties AZ sLo9l,. Hemp twine &C.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

The Republic. quotations are for car 10 :,
fI.t han5s. unless other.is. specified. s4aii
PoTAToss-Northern on Tx. at Gascfor
S S2s .Fs s5 q fair fair, to @g99 SO fef eaoLee stock; !e-
.oNIoN-Nortasrn rel globe at .oas5c or
ss@ zoe: S Se5: s d. mail ygiiq 1s.s a1a red Weainerssld
cABBaGENHoilani and ranissb e ssa1 a. e, 80 6
af axt aifsEdths r sra q Der i i:sbb at s S a tss'
Dbl on orders higher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dollhouse a. .1.5aa1,
SWEET poTA Ssgs 8 f5aie ouo.. ..-,,,,s
at &c; NanscTeEt at sTGr So for yellow 20 y
bel. and Mex jersey yellow. large Dbl. at 500
..ToMAToEs-F1orida per s-baske. GRAFT. a,
s.a:9; Mexican IS sold at sL.aeaI55. cGSan 8.
z, r .isssl sna q ct a . 6 @ai box.
at $50 a crate. Celery
BETS. Hoq.@-srown at 7oa75c Per Dbl. or :.
t. Psr Rg. Loose
~ E; s.. ss@ 67issa. st &c y Psr Doe ger BIZ and
Orleans at $50 per Dbl. Flor
EGGPLAST-Duri' Quote Florida a, $3.50
bni box New Orleans al sse5sc per ao asp sanch es.
per bp oox and soasi per bbi.
hALEL.uote Homegrown at &c Per bu-: Ar
PEPPERs-ouo:e FIoriia Is at g, . Cuban
IoRSERApIsH-ouote a; s,-59ias Der sbi.: on
,sQrAsH-ouote Hubbard a. e5a.5c per 80
,RApIsHEs-ouo,e New Orleans at Sasoc Der
doz punches according 10 variety and size
STRISG BEANS-Choice stock scarce: quote
MUSTARD GREENsHome-s-own Dal5c Der
BIZ.
PARSLEY-ouote Neg Orleans a. Zoe per doz.
Cor choice. ~
APPLEs-Per bbi.. from coid-s-oraze: Fen De-
ys fair at SIS choice AT SIS. rancy IN 70 - 4
I2c5: winesap from SO TO s.: wff5v trTiy a.
s2.-cI3. Roman beauty s..5G97. .rd Ions than % =,
h3. according TO condition: bulk al rTf . r-r
100: Eastern SeIs40 for No. !: seconds less.
KEIFER PEaRisL51T2 per bbi.
ctcicr.
LIMEs-.5cdsi per f5a.
PACIFIC COAST FRUITS California pcars
ORANGEs-Mexican. Sonora On trk. a, e. q.
l'ngs at s24215 on trk-: on orders e5f5Gc per box
hieher.
LEMoNS-Caiiforn.a on trk. on basis Of s. 5oa
3 for choice and So for fancy: New Messina az
s3..0Ht in a tobbing way. on orders sc nc per
box higher. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a; .sTs.a and FIorid,
at $3.50 per crate for choice to fancy sound
stock.
GRAPE ERrIT-FTorida at ,ias a box: Cali
fornia at ST3.5t
MALAGA GRAPES-ss9..O 4 bunch.
BANANAs-s112 a bunch on orders.
COCDANCTS-s2IlJG per 1880. Z trL. and Il, a
iobhinc way at - Ger Ip1.
cRANBERRIEs-fIlat1.O per bill. according
To variety
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

All grains weres harpyo IN the downturn in yesterdays SEES, Wheat vast the weak
spot corn and oats recovered a portion of heir eaIy losses tctnedt owe Weather
..humuons and foreign crpn 9 We're the nin teasb fctorSTrad,.w who bought on
:" PtT"S Us III te peei nat there would be a Dig drop IN npefatursw were thrown
" - d Stre I" sMFahc TINS morning when 1t was fouEdt hate decline had not been
'WW ""t ue c'mthn OF the crop! Foreign news vas leranyb earsh. Liver
f' "o ue tohmshH markets dd mott respond l" Thursday omeshca advance, md
crop new from Tho Argentine Indicated eavysh ipments to Enoi The continued short-
age or cars here and at other Western points also had "A denresi Effect.
Heavy primary receipts and selling in Chicago took NEST he steam out of the
Urn market "hhe ranng vas not heavy, here was a weak ukronea and the selling
side was POPULAR throughout the session The cash and exFort dands we're odnate
May corn opened 4uSc off and closed I4Bc off.
May oats CLOSED tc OF
Receipts OF produce were fairy large but there was sod denl Inc valuesw we're
generally steady
Local securities had good support Bank and trust company El were well taken.
between ) and c per cent
Spot cotton was qWt and unchanged in the local market
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31

! FEATHERS-seiI readily as follows. Prime
sk ..' 81: prime kness gray y d d. &c IN IL snail n ana and u s iarf e
large S.: 1ld white ,sSs+ec: X esg}tc; NN Isa
email SKIS. and : per cent on large: chicken sc:
d~uek-white 81, dark &c: tur<.yElear tail I7c.
DEF: SKIM, ETc9PHirae q Jet 991 skiHs srsc
per 10: black tail &c: Texas at a5c: antelope 15c
per II goa, gee each; dsmaged eut.
a. si4c PEI, H. for prime.
asI; shearlings at iog.c: dry stock. fallen, etc,
,~Roofioso,e. per h: Ginseng 80 :5aa %: lady
sl,pDsT s.: ssne Va, i'aSsS; r5ns ~: golden sal
4 White 'i Snake w wol Nsy 2,s sg0i snE a lea : 5ssc, Ss9ss.:
bark Of root Sc. bark OF tree PIC: bieod 81
biueneG &c: sassdfra-bark OF root &c: Wild gin.
srNFLowER s~EEp-Non.aai e. ,l1o71 70
LINsEED oIL-Ras a, nc: boi,cd a, 4sc. Il
PEE r. gal; issB 4 S ssr l'5 !. n.- r,
No. / and 19c for No. .; small qaaatiiies Ic per
Vctd5TrToN-sEEp oiI-Tvint.r white .sc. YELLOW
&c; SIMMER white T.: yellow 4tc: salad sc:
HaSEYHouo,e:, comb-park at ssai1c: choice
,s.2.aS.@ per case Extracted and strained
Southern IL hbls a; .,zges; in cans s.gsIsc:
cs s.A2rRk K faP. a. e 3a5binr usv =, :, ~
on oryiers dealers charge sl.5e for 1ss and SIS
HoPs-New York At ssaasc: western at ss
SALT SIDE: Medium al ssc: Sranula,ed Sc
per thi.: % psT hi nor- This side
AND P~ESSE-White beans strong. car
lots Of choice hsn5-Tickci yea held at s.x5 y,
z trk-. job;,ing fran store this sida at sy.g7ss
As and machine picked az s. ia UI,ofa
from store: Dried green rsas- Scitrh al s,zs:
split psas at 81 pcr hu- hLaekeve -: C4bfo.na
pink al 5Isa5%c per HI: New York kidney g.:
Lima beans s1oI5,tc: Icn;is fi.c.
MPT B~aRRELS-.i1ai oil: fusrArtIne- and
gasoline Pc: vinegar .s..- black nil sh.: Ijrsrc,i
light oil and varris!. Sav: sugar 10. whisky n,
Do. half bbIs. sa,: wine o.: ssuerk.an, =.
pickle &C.. salt g: HctGr L.: nioIasseS .sI: ia-,j
i.s. SO; ga of for each broken head. &c for each
Econ missing
black mixed al IA, ne: machine picked x al, 81
Sic: M at Sisn4c: xxx at ti.g5-: XXNS a.
sM5ize. inferior picked less; extra Hfdrk T.
BRoOM coRN.Nominally firm: gillette, rer ton:
FaiY asaeoc: common t0JsJc. cioicc at f,6rs~
RAGS. ETC.-Per 100 lbs. Country RAGS at .,c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
By telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS

feet. Inc John S; Hopkins isft sa on return asnTs ' Til
IN from isA clailsTii i.': at II ih o'e 70; '" last hn nisht wa
departed ,elp tor Nashville about three hours late.
,.ms Tits sU mornins ,or ca anSk fPw'f aoG aaRaa,'h fro 81
e sis whsr, a si.sssrs 1t l:' Sn 2; ~ 4ec: and n is sis..h a
s sbsui ha : o 2 zig tF. E,a and probably viii get ava /,
IN. out Of the Tennessee River. ,
showing = us. q il during the last = hoars
from New orIsaH: 10 Los!s:iiss at H' $50 @il R1f fos
from Memphis and the BONANZA and New south
from Cincinnati.
last q hours; The JAMES lee deSaartsd at 5 p.
parted at p: m: for Ashport: captain James
to-day. Receipts By river to-day were 90 bales
cotton. - bags seed cotton and 1851 sacks cot
inc Chesssr ~: Jan: soacasse 81 feet. and rl.-
Nth dTsdse at a IN. S. Ii. ii. Clark and TOW tow
i sRSnt ae y; 3 feet ca : ssII & 4 : + y 1srI Dsiss e d Il
s !siRisa' IT, II attn! 4Fe s ses s9ns5 Gars Il h dsp a2,sfF e, s.
.t Sgys5si city g,r No; Jan. s9,The gauge reads 90.
IL last night. River clear OF ice. Weather clear
and warm.
Grand Tower. Ill. Jan. se.-s. II. H. Clark up
READS lis feet and rising. Weather. clear and
Cape GiraTdeau. No. Jan so-wca,her clear
down. Tho Parker down at 40 p, m.
Burlington. Ia, JAN 3.-Thc river Is 3 fee. s
inches above low-water mark and On a stand.
Weather clear and colder
Evansville. Ind. Jan a6.-Rirer 1876. coed rise
excursion business.
Wheeling, W. Va. Jan. 3e.-River u feet J
inches: rising. and full Of Allegheny ice since !
y. N. Clear and cold.
Cincinnati. o.. Jan: ao.-Rirer rising. ., feet 6
inches. Clear and cold.
Louisville. KY, Jan. 2o.-River rising. "a in
canal: 10 on falls: % below locks. Cloudy and
colder.
Warsaw. H., Jan. J.-Gaugs reads "a. a fall
OF 2 in last - hours. Weather clear and colder.
Pittsburg. Pa. Jan. 3o:-Tiver Il feet. rising.
Clear and cold.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
Real Estate Trausfer..

eS9 49, g. ~ In, e e.. n. e.
SSsS S1f F ; a:n5s d volssilaE q e,
'ss sss5 kfssdTsy ri James :; :. !: 5 s;,ss M il :"
lanes J. ouinn-w. sweeney 10 IN
Sa and iSis2etis: fl AUGUST Y: s. be, soala.d "
lanes j. sweeneyM 1Ws"a = Meiihae TO zo
.ase: Esihsry n, w. $. 1s 81; being N u, SO 81: "'
6; rRT HsisSs And Inye,tlnsnt Gov. d. 9.
gust street Building co.Mat %s 10 L-
'' So. H s.s>aT i1s d M IA: winnie &; $; being
kin,cheior 10 John creishton-w. d II m.
taylor Walter ssi n: g. &. e fs,ei Ssss'e "a e.
Rltzmann-spi, ". d...m." 10 Eva
a5iyII;5;s 1 :; !. i &Ett sss; SeT ;s %a fRa
an and hadismoass: e. George r; + +. ' 6il. Msgi!tq n
;I ng To Reai,y, Financial and Buila-
s 81 M Mi1ss; e ki 5ssp S;5:l:h' sS"1 81 s''g..
T fsgS1te, asa Marr9s: : Eliza ! : isma xa" 10
SSiii:ss: fe1Hds sr' H "a i y + 10 ' Jam ms:' a e
Mapis: Matte s '' Estes Z to to D fsln K. " %od sss
" As1is: s. K (. : Wood I9; n; 10 ], M ss'ns ) 81 r:, :
s ssd PsIF: Ann Delaney to Pat e9's T.
NARcEAU-Jg fl. 3. :. bet. Van Ri,ren "'
sna poik; Patrick J. ESan to AhdEew
MeKIssocSk-2s It. ". =. bet. wi,he;, /
and tr. to Benhow- Brammer Manufac.
turing Gov. mn
f. MS. BET. Kings
Trus. 20. 20 John Ballman-spi W. d.. ae.s
Ie~ffinGwei; Connecticut Mutual Life
oLivE-,os H.. n. =. bet. Charming and ''e'
Beettler Realty Cow d-.-.~..a-..... 20. ooo
PINE.1is IT. n. So being n. W. cor.
~ Hal Real Estate Gov. d:....~.".D 100. 900
ton: AUGUSTA c. senbert TO David /.
BsGnReY e.; ~; IN : :. being
g. Twen;y-ifth. being n. .. cor. NAL
lInckro1t: Maria l.. K. Bohie e: al. to
Edward J. Hauachulte-w. d........... 400
sHENAMDoAH-so =. 3. =. bet. Alfred
ern Building Association TO Mary 4.
STEWART PLACES IT. 10 in. BET
Wells and Ridge: Gustave Kamnerzeli
sTgWaRT p iItsfEs T.. BET. Wen. and "
Ridge; EMILY wasserfalI to Archibald
IT, s.. bet Lynch and
TF somss Z. K MsaEsTss dMnlrennan to ,so
WEST, cABANNE PLACE-9 IT. s. g..
bet s.s HaW Il Van and West Gabanne Court:
w T; Ma, z {, siTatei .. I
Court: Joseph T.. HanI.y 10 Emma r.
Maloy ct aL-w. 700
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
CONFERENCE on IMMIGRATION.
Enort to Adjust II to Meet vaxfoea
O~pinions.

Washington. Jan. 3l-Senators Peuroses
Lodge and Fairbanks. leading memberS-oN
the Senate Committed OH Immigraffous
who have in charge the Immigration BILE
have been in conference to-day with Other
member OF the Senate with a view to OBJ
tanning an agreement on the bill whereby
It's passage can be secured
Senate: Lodge. who Is the especial chams
pfon of the educational test fer fuiu3-
grants. has agreed TO allow that provisions
To be Withdrawn. providing unanimous con-
sent can be had fer the passage OF the bill
after the amendment IS withdrawn.
There are. however. a few Senators who
are not yet satisfied and who may oppoo6
the bill. even With the educational pFuvfs
sion eliminated.
In the present condition Of Legislation is
is generally recognized that the pas1leo
OF the bill is impossible unless all oppoS4.
ton can be removed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
Cash Grain, Flour, Etc.

WEEAT-Receipts. SIS SKIS. and 5. cars ,oc,,
a a, L.. ] saT T 'h aIGs By sample: del: 30. ? red
Neir Ind :25sas,;e side: s.gza4s asstisa,!ssa
and quota5le at .iaac. latter Tor Turfey: No.
5. snr. as 90 70 Re; No: hard at &C: poor No.
,~coRN-kecefpts. IEs cars local and q car.
through; sales basis destination Weights: 80.
Local WEIGHTS; Sc. : and 10, z at aIise 10 Z, tiie:
40, 1 at tc: No. : yellow at 4sisc; No; = white
store Z, 90 bu. No. white ~
through Sales b sample: on Tx. No. ! at SIC
No. z ut 35c: No. 4 white at sc. Del: No. 2 a.
white at 2sIsg31c; No. 4 white at s5@lSs9.
ffE-ssarc. a-d hrner- sales n ,rk.: No. 2
al al csTs del TO f side At isisc and l 90. at &c.
bd E~hiKL n3Yai5S, trs9ins; aa9ts range on mating
FLAXsEED-Lower to sei. at 81 spot and
slIt . arriye; nromp, shtiinent.
straiGhts :29-3.4O: extra faacy. ss.I3d2Z:
.aeats; sseIsI,: low graGss g i,a:.S: ha,d Win
cleaf.' s2gs@ ForegaiSe price fsr .,t TT from n
FIRST hands. trI- or at depot this side. Orders
BEAN-Market was auotabIe +. ,rs. basis a.
NC IN large and 81 in small sSs. t.stter direct
ar s1f' ,i iSf n, nan ias hgt y cars hrlli scil a; 80
BCCEWHEAT FioER-At s5.59T6.
~ FLOUI.-At $50 in jute SKIS. and s.. 20 In
coRNMEALLcIty meal I. o. h.. SEQ: pearl
HAT-Heceipts rs tons local and u, through;
shippetl - tons Quote: Timotny on =. side
,2weF GRADES at sS 5 Glover at 81; T.. choice.
side $3.50 for choice. sl Tor No. : and .J.s5ai9 %
waIsKY-steady at 1880.
LEAD AND sPsLTER-Lead ss'EsaA. Spell
sTRAW-whea, on trk. $50: rye $50 for new
and S1IS for old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-31
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and TO-MOrrow.

Washington. Jan. @.-Forecast for Satlr-
daE and Sunday:
Eastern Texas-Fai- Saturday: warme. in
~orthwesten portion. Sunday. showers: fresh
east to southwest winds.
Western Texas-Cloudy Saturday: rain at
night or Sunday.
lilinois-Fair Saturday: warmer in northern
portion. Sunday. increasing Goodness: prob-
anly followed hy rain: fresh TO brisk south
Nebraska-Fair Saturday. SUNDAY. probably
rain or snow. with colder in western portion.
h~ansas-Cloudy Saturday: rain AT night or
sunday. with colder in western portion
Missouri-Fair Saturday SUNDAY. probably
~lowa-Fair Saturday: warmer In eastern por-
ton. Sunday. probably rain,
c'easins cloUd.ness Saturday. rain at nigh. or
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weterurrs In wa.hinx.o,.

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= "sitscn- TIE successor 10 RWrcsantatfxe Ne
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rna,.sii WITH fietse IoutiI.. preparatory to- nj
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ststrE-hn-law TO REPRESENTATIVE Rucser ~ ~
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rorner Representative j. - Taryncv 81 r,n-
yi,, ~. 10. Is in Warrington on busjncsa
Nj ,a...iH.2 800 To pay -n.s respects 10 Inc
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Han.''TtrI. TO attend the Washington t;,tiere sGe
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M "@sninei.n uf Late irrr this rvsnin@ -
p-c me ',ei-s. is E-pre-suf1fSrs
IT, ~, aiti family. who ars intimate frfenSS ~
the ,, mm.'e e she VII spend a week e
Journey preparatory 10 entering schook'
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heads and legs or 'hiea-at Hattie; ROSTERS
W turkeys l.c; ducks Tie .ss- .a9c.
1dihe-lh ne fst.'uhtlc quot selec-.d sweet only:
ducks. urdrawn. per dUz MaIlar1 Si.25: teal
sEc:o: mixed Via: eanvask s.; reGhslds 81
.ra.h GlSks -2G.!c per :. less. Jack s:ipe
si.IG: rabbits. choice. per Z sc small ami
reflections and Ind-awn les Jack rlbSis. :.er
%, sl-""; squirrel, per dozeOc: 'pc.sum. each,
Fresh fish-Biack bass a1;c: crappie at &c
Tor Small l" = FOR large .ressai cat IT I1c:
hpooRoli cat at SC: bullheaCGressed az 50 and
SfuSs AZ -: bunt!s-Src=s 4c- dressed. &C
Tor large aud - Tor sElai German carp
white perch sc.
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John j. Eckcrt Elected President.

Slelbyvilie. H.. Jan. 3n-At a special
meeting OF the directors of the Shelby CIun-
ty State Bank. last evening. Phiio Parker,
who has been president OF the institution
since its inception, rendered his resiSna-
ton because of his advanced age ana Ill
health. The resignation was accepted and
John ]. Eckert. who was vice president.
was chosen 10 succeed Mr.. Parker. Max
Kleeman, one of the leading merchants Of
the c;:>. was elected vice president and
John J. Ward. assistant cashier. Mr.. w o..
Walker continues as cashier
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New Bank. Chartered.

SpEEIAL-
Springfield. Ill. Jan. 3~o.-Auditor McCul-
Tough to-day granted a permit for the or
ganization of the Ottawa Banking and
Trust Company at Ottawa. The new con-
Germ is to have a capitalization of $4,000.
A permit was granted to David p. .Coff-
man. Charles a. Lyon ard Sterling z. Lem
mon to organize the Farmers State Bank
at Augusta. with a capital of 5000.
A permit was also granted to David Lud-
low. J. c. Burnam and II. L. Ludlow 10
organize the Sherrard Banking Company OF
Sherrard. with a capital OF $25.OOO.
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r.noII,he steamer. Fred swain; plying between
rs. .ish; co Seal ,~mnTa m . During The past year
beam. "N -'-iOol
c-Ihs Chester arrived Yesterday morning from
parted IN the evening on the return with a
The government steamers Major Mackenzie.
colonel Gillespie and Wave Rock are in winter
quarters at Jacksonville. ind.
-Iaptain Fitzgerald Of the Lee Line. who has
the Levee yesterday. ANN
Tho Grey Eagle will arrive from Courner,a
n,ondsy. and probably will 20 out on the re-
captain James Beazali has resigned his COM
I,ano or tho big towboat Sprague 10 go with
Inc s. H II. Clark Of The Valley Line Is ex-
pec'ed To-day from Cairo with a tow OF barges.