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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21


The United States lighthouse steamer Lily
was receiving supplies At tho Tennessee River
wharfboat yesterday and will depart to-day for
the upper river to regulate lights and marks a.
far north rs St Paul
Captain Gus 6hinkle win take the United
States steamer oleander to Memphis. and will
return the Lotus sinna. The oleander will
depart to-day.
The Cape dirardeau arrived yesterday morn
mig from Commerce with q food trip Of freight
and passengers She will depart this afternoon
on the return
The Lotus Sims departed yesterday afternoon
for Memphis, taking down a7 passengers and
ans packages Of freight for Memphis and way
points.
Tho Rees Lee arrived last night from Mem
She Will 60 out on the return this afternoon.
Tho Columbia departed yesterday afternoon
for Chester and ST. Mary's with . good passen-
ger list and considerable freight
Captain Henry Keith. ST.. win pilot the little
steamer San Salvatore to New Orleans. Tho
steamer II en- route to Brazil
C B. Munday and party Of fitehneld. nj.
yesterday for Mernphis
Henry Keitf, Jr.. shipped e second mate Of
panys feet yesterday.
The channel il niled Win floating hay. from
The hay warehouse which burned recently In
Captain George Murray arrived from vicks-
Exporter.
Tho Sidney WI arrive from Burlington to-
morrow morning and depart on the return In the
Afternoon
i rel points yesterday .f''''0'n with s''e
-Joe Chandler shipped - chief engineer Of tho
steamer Columbia yesterday.
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city block 6l5a: Casinir A, Rychlieh q
81. to Eugene Dorsey Ruth-W. d....... 10
city block SIS: Eugene poisey Ruth and
wife to johnson Edward Ruth-u. d.. 100
NOR9AN-30 f.. Q. g., being l2s2 Morgan,
city block s756: julia a Hagey to Mafga-
pn ses HIp +, In s.n: Mill pa:. city A
|, block z294: Catherine 4 Watson to VIII
liam J. o'Dell-w. d........................ ~
PARK-36 n, n. q, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
city block 4o6E: Julia Emanuel to Charles
Hunleth-w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
sGHILD-ss #. " in. sn. west Of
Christopher ct al to Helwig Kraft and
wife-W. d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %N
THIRTEENTH{9 f., II in.. q r.. being
lilo N. Thirteenth. city block 80; Norris
Bearman and wife TO Joseph Rosder and
wtfe-w. d. 40
THIRTEENTH--1 IT,. e =, bet wlthnsll
and Utah. city block 3o4s: 0rafeman
Dairy Co. to John C. Lermann-w. d.. La
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BY Telegraph. y

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. A!The river here stands
~ s s sas af s Of 4 q TED IN
sss 5 q :s sssa Ia k.s. Ads s ss
Parted 4 m fos x Asaa asa CITY With . seS e.
Receipts By river today We're bales cotton and
.ysaiss aus we ss,.
City Of Memphis il due to ST. Loui: tonight
time. Business quiet
wheelins. Aug. 0.-River fest: rising. Clear;
csiTo: N; Aug 1.Riysr g.nss read. !. IL, Isl
St.. i q :. 10 r. az "a :. ssssssas q css &
Memph, and Ayslon are due: The Barrett g = due
Captain J, j. Powers q the vieEsburs and Green
u ss e sss .d ..s e. eas Tss
boat has been on the Mound CITY. marine ways
UNDERGOING repairs and will probably start below
Wsrsaw IN. Aug; N-asuse reads 81 feet. =
ea!ne y up Il a oeoe. h p silver c1s.esns IN
stand az fsst sA inches above ioH.ws.sr MARI
the weather is clear and cool NTH. The Sidney IN
kuk and the Helen Blair from Davenport The
Quincy. Is due up tonight and Dubuque down to
morrow evening"
Grand Tower. M. Aug. D:-aenerai casey
swallow-Me showboat down a 1920 m.
Government tender No. down at 1870 a m
Rees Leo up at 10 q m. City Of Savannah down
at 1:s0 p m. French's. show arrived up at p.
m The gauge reads 1T feet and rising. Wealth
er clear and warm.
Chester. M. Aug. m...Gaugs AL feet. and
rising. Weather clear and warm. Boats DOWN.
Peters Lee. 1 z, m; Swallow and Marile show.
boat, O. m. Up: Rees Lee, 3:s0 p m: City OF
savsnnah, early this forenoon ,
vicksburE Miss. Aug. 0-The gauge shown y
for 0reenviile. Tho American is due In
Louisville. Aug. eo.-River. stationary: IN canal
% feet: on falls II feet: below locks 90 feet.
Clear and warm
New Orleans Aug. .D.-weathsr clear. Ar.
rived: Natchex. vicksburx: Joseph Finley and
tow. Louisville.
p1.ssburE Aug. n-R,vsr ~ feet, risns.
Cloudy and pleasant.
Cincinnati. Aug. D-Rtvsr a. fest: stationary.
Clear and warm
warmer.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. Aug. 0.-Forecast:
Foe ulinois-Fair and waxmsf Friday Satur-
day fair; continued warm.
For Nebraska. Kansas. Indian Ten1tory and
Oklahoma-FHir Friday; warmer in east portion.
Saturday fair; continued warm.
For Arkansas-Fair and warmer Friday and
Saturday.
For Western Texas-Fair Friday and Saturday.
For Iowa.Fatr and WARMER Friday: probably
showers and cooler At night or Saturday In north
portion; fair In south.
For Eastern Texas-FAir Friday; warmer In ex-
winds
For Missouri-Fair and warmsr Friday. easur.
day fair: continued warm
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Real E.t.te Tr.nsfere.

AAINGTON-6 IT.. .. D. bet. North
Catherine Kreutzer to Charles ossscE
BRoApwAY-D n. .. a.. bet. .Csmslia
sss s Il Z % s,0 John IL aandaeh
cAMoKEEs H.: n. =. Se.n. M Cher.
and wife to sallie A. Graybill-w. d..
Fsess9 q q city jSss 1875
cSTTAaE n i; / r.; y. $: being asSi
en- 70 eatsesin s9 Z W Val en.e d. Peek
D sssass sas S,asi.snih Z city s Ss FIVE Az;
man oventrop and wise-W. d....... ...
H:tsssl sss si IL Z ss s:s 5 Ssssse
EEESENSTI;M s., Il, e.: !. -. :, being iiss;s s.
fss sna Wiz ss s 81 'f o M.c cIaas s
ETzEL TERRxcB.a IT,. v. :. bet E,..:i
Merryman to Charlotte NJ Rust-w. a..
ty-thi,a and Jefferson. city block l1!s: 3.
iind-w. a. Observation-Disclosures,
EuGENiA-sc Il s In. =. =. BET. Twen.
Thomas MaeRiina ana S't yys elG 20
Volker-w. d. Observation-Disclosures.
EU0ENtA-4l IT,. in., .. D.. bet. TWEEN
ty-th,rd and Jefferson, city block his; R.
c. volker and wife to Louise 3. Mackiind
EuGENIA,-I z: In. 8. q, bet. Twenty
third an6 JMen n city block ms;
NoikerIW; q .........:....-............
Thurman. city block $50: also 100 Il.
Is.. $ e and % Fl e. slp Fora .n SCI
Julius Pitznan to Fred Wlslizenue-w d.
FLORA-2oo f.. .. bet, Lawrence and
O. 8. Fora q. W. cor. Thurman, and
lots 50 Il. and 100 It. & . Flora BET.
Thurman. and Klemm. city block ls2s;
3 Fred Wisai1euuS to Julius Pitznan-Qtc.d
HEBERT-10z IT,. n. =. bet Glasgow and
Garrison. city block 62ls; Thomas j.
Rowe aud vile to =, 81. Hohengarten.
McK1ssoCK-loo f.. y. 4. bet. John and
Grand. city block 1871: John W. Trisler
and wife to Henry Werremeyer-w. a..
MAFFITT-1 f.. ., being 93 Mafntt.
city block MA: William II. NcDade
and wife to Catherine Investment CO.
xAEFTTT-s t.. 4 Z, Seins isii uaiii;.
slty 6feek is:ixJ csl;.is Ingram @ VII.
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IL 6ss sa'ss 81 ,S aa:'t ass
chisaso. xuE so:shxss sssaay: a. mari. eases
included Tsnss: HG9 Y u per doi,. ann. ,,..b .,.
.oari ana Ran.as .tocs mo aoz. los. e. easss
returned: new No whitewood cases tnclud-
fhiiadelphi.. Aug. D.-EsEs nr%i sood g.
gand: fresh o nssreby Nc loss al Western no;
CoRee. ~ y
New York. Aug. 2o.-Conee-Spot quiet. Tu-
during the session showed fursher declines foi.
Isssps. sssn sspessed toosins he resent mali.
or estimate Of production. The primary markets
No
ence Part of the business reported was switches
e. n. w .os Tn,
and price: were finally net. s9Io points lower:
ii 49, Ma ss Il NY asss 9sa
July at Is5a
Dried Fruits.
New York. Aug. D.-Ths market for evaporat-
sss pre :. ehSo.
a. sTSsss IS: ana fancy 4 sxYiae bot primes
range from . e 70 for all trades: Apricots arc
Sd Ss.. sssop shoiss 4 sXssxe sad fancy = u:
~ a. saIGh sn0'e' are quoted At '' and fan
Turpentine ana Rosin.
Savannah. Ga. Aug. 0.-Turpentins nm at
EH;y; ass: ass. On; sss: a.as
Flaxseed Quotatiens.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
nS 9ssfo M ,s Ap No
western Il bid: No. ssHc bid. Receipts. oaIs.
Rice-Dwyer sale.
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DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture. Weather Burean-
Meteorological Observations received q q. Louis,
August 70. 1903, At SIS p m. local time and
p. m. seventy-dfth meridian time. Observations
made at the same moment Of time ct all stations.
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liquor In barrels marked ..hair on" There
are no saloons In Pike County. the tenn
perance people having recently voted them
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Real Estate E1change Notes.

At regular meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday eight associate members were elect
ed, as follows: Cary L. Barnhart. Isaac A.
Hedges, Boyce Bros. Realty Company, Pc
ter q. Wilson, Henry I. Sutton. Goodman
King, n. w. Steinbiss. Otto F. 6tifel
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L. h DAINGERFIELD.
Local Forecast Official
River Forecaat.
The Missouri will fall at Boonville during the
next Sc hours and commence to fall at Her
mann Friday. The Mississippi south OF Hani-
bal will show slight change.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday I7S no change being
indicated during "a hours.
Business along the Levse yesterday was brisk.
Weather. fair and cooler.
To-Day's weather.
Fair.
Arrived.
- memphis
Suiunps ;Cnester
SnesteI SirarQeau
Sope 0hoAoeAu
Departed.
Loeus Sitns MEMPHIS
SoiunpiA chester
chester Girardeou
Departures To-day.
cape Gifafueau .Cornmeroo
refers Lee Memphis
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valley PARK Accommodation. ;.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Accommodation ........
Texas and Kansas Mai1EFor
Springfield, Fort Smith. Par
ID, Dallas, Ennis, Houston.
Galveston. Carthage. Joplin
and wichita .................
Pacific Accommodation .......
Valley Park Accommodation
Meteor = For Sprtngdeld. Car.
thage, Joplin. Wichita. VIM
ita, Oklahoma. Denison,
Sherman, Dallas. Fort
worth, Waco and Brownwood
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park ACCOMMODATION =.
Pacific Accommodation ........
Pacific Accommodation .........
Texas and Kansas Limited
SpriuEfield. EurekA SprfnE4L
Fort Smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville, Ennis. Cor1icana,
Houston, Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage. Jop.
lin, Wichita. Burton and
the West ........:...:...
Western E1prese-For Spring
fieId. vinifa, Denison. Sher.
man, OklAhoma, Carthage
ana Y0Dlin
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CHICAGO, PEORIA AND ~. LOUIS
RAILWAY. - -,5H- y

.Piass. .cnautauqua. Grafton
and Alton ...................
Alton, ChautAuuua and Grzf-
ton, Commutefs' Epeial. -.
Alton. SprinEield. p0oe1o Cd
ChautauQua Expres0 .........
Alton. ChautauQua and Graf
Alton, Chautauqua and Spring
field Mail ...................
Alton. Jsrseyvil1e and Spring
HeiQ ....s.....s..sss ..ss-.sss...
Alton and Chautauaua. .........
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New YoEk Aug. 0-Dss.-Rece to-day a.
Oh caseA Inc weather was hot and showery but
receipts ran lighter, and with q fair demand re-
cetvers were able to get better prices. about lSc
representing the price average best regular
packing. All cheap grades Of frssh gathered sold
well. Fresh laid express eggs In good demand,
peared In the rscsiptA Western extras a0c: nrsts
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ttSaturday only
saturday and Sunday only.
q. 4 O. S-W !
Cincinnati, Louisville, Wash
phia and New York Express.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pi'ts'
burg. Washington. Baltiip,st
Philadslphia and New Yorh
Fast Mail...... -. -........,
Cincinnati Accommodation. ....,
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts.
burg. Washington. Baltimore,
PhiladelThia and New Yori
Royal Blue Limited. ..........
YtncenEes Accommodations.
klore Accommodation. ..........
West Baden and French Licl
Springs. via Mt.ion Route. :.
BIG FOUR
LAKE SHORE, NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER, BOSTOl
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Indianapolis Exp, es...........
New York and boston Limited
Knickerbocker Special : New
York. Boston, Washington,
baltimore and Philadelphia.
NATION rnd Alton Accommo-
M sa.esn and Alton xccommo:
Boston. New York. Cincinnati
p Mna,s,hs,nEsSn. Baltimore and
cincinnatl. Dayton. Springfield,
Columbus Express. ...........
Alton.Leaves s1o:3o q. m, +
q. Arrives $500 q. m. sl:45 .
BURLINGTON ROUTE-U
Train.
Roints. Quincy. Keokuk and
burlington ...................
Local to Hannibal ..:.........
For Quincy and Keokuk. 49,.
For St Paul. Minneapolis via
East Side line. Illinois and
The Burlington-Northerp Pa,
cinc Express, for KAnnl
City, st. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska, Black Hills, Wyo-
ming, Montana, Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
Oregon ................. .......
Twin City Express for 81.
Paul, Minneapolis and Iowa
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
y Htah anS Pacific Coast via
might Northern Express foI
St Paul. Minneapolis and
Tor Illinois. via East Side liAa,
to Rock island. Clinton, Ia.
Savanna and Dubuaue..-....
For Kansas City, Council
BLUFFS, Omaha, 8. Joseph.
Denver. NebraskA, Colorado
Utah and Pacific Coast........
Local for Hannibal ............
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Posltry.

New York, Aug. N.-Livs Poultry-Recsipts TO-
day . cars Western. Three or four cars more
are due for later In the week About 4 or cars
that were intended for this market have been
Diverted 70 otner centers and the total receipts
Will not DO As heavy expected. Fowls are In
accumulation and weak. while chickens were
scarce and firm. Quotations unchanged.
r Dressed Pouit lily. to-day La pkg.
fowls and medium dry-picked chickens on the
market but sca.ded chickens were in limited sup
ply and market rather drm on fancy. but or
binary scaided sprinserA Weighing from 3 to
lbs 70 pair met slow sale at 12Lt@i3c. The
easy feeling on FOWL yesterday morning which
lated the demand somewhat, and. with competing
ncaghb0ring ma.kets. as well as Western centers
on higher parity OF prices than this there was
rome reaction In the feeling and average prime
Western dry.picksd fowls were held confidently
at &c MsdinM 5 dry-pisked chickens were In fuii
choice. small plump pioiiers, or anything large
enough Tor roesting, brought . slight advance.
70 seli At over nc There was some Improve
no higher; Ise-pseksa bfeilers southwestern
picked, prime. 1sc; do. scalded do 12t@iSc, Other
quotations unchanged.
p.
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L Depart. An,~
~ am n:m pm
fs:ss am rss am
9:la am T:s pm
f1:1 pm f1M pm
ISL pm t1o1 Am
m:H pm s1o:s am
d1:0 pm T:@ an

COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Train. Depart. ArrfvA
(via Bismarck and Detail. 800 ana tbs pm
Arkansas and Texas FaDt Mail
(via Bismarck and Delta).. SO pm 100 an
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS TIME.

Arrivals and Departures Of Trains at
Union Station.
sDaily
fDaily except Sunday,
3SInday only.
Except Monday.
:.Daiiy except Saturday and Sunday.
ftSaturday only
saturday and Sunday only.
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81. LOUIs-PEORIA LINE.
(See c.. p. q st. L)
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
81. LOUIS-LOUISVIIL IINEl

Train.
Princeton. Louisville. Lexinx-
ton and wav stations CHAT
tanooea. Rome. atlanta. Mat
tom and pcints IN the South
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Princeton. Louisville. Lexing-
ton and wav stations. Knox
Vile. Ashevifle. Chatfanoo1a,
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta.
Charleston. Macon and all
points IN Florida and the
Southeast .........
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN n. J. COLL.
Many Rivermen Attend Funeral Of
V~t~r~H afna-hoaf vnan

Many rivermen attended the funeral Of Captain
Nicholas J. Coll who died at Chicago last Tues
day. The services were held IN the rooms Of the
Wagner Undertaking Company. under the aus
pioes Of ST. Aidemar commandery. Knights Tenn
plars The burial was at Beilefontaine Cemetery.
Among those present were: Colonel J. g.
Prather. w. A. Ramsey. J. J. Baker. Joseph
E. Parsons. Austin Owens. g. Cearborn, Colonel
Hunter Ben Jenkins Plue J. Heuer. 81. b. Horn.
W. B. Cottrell, Alexander b. Smith w. b.
BOYD and c. A. Lawler.
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MAgTTTr-s e., /. I. being ,is1s Nafyftt.
city block 4e4tAJ Carrie Ingram to W.
liam II. NcDade-W. d....................
2APIB-oo n, .. ., being 6o0 1apae
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81: LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER.
MlMAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN

a e. s1s ~ sC::S q, n % 80 -: 3. 4
only.S:A, 7o5 q m: LES p. m.
,-d Meaxs o. washinston avenue. daily-s:N q. L.:
1 ulda, ia 1o;T s,d ~, sos .. n g.
-. 7:lo a M: 11:3 D. M.
~ e:thound.Ieav- Granite City. daily : In
~ 5:S4. 1:1 p. m Except Sunday-S:U o.oL
5Nz s.4: $50. ud0 g. M: AS. sal =. m SAT-
% Ir.ney only-1zI6 p m. Sunday oniy-5:@ 80.
M Except Saturday and sunday.s:H p. n
Exespt sundayIt:is DOS. Eos. So. SIS. II Ii q
n III S:n p SATURDAY only-l::fe d ~
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ION STATION.
Depart Arrive.
70 70 ann IS B Bs
n:N am H1s pm
rs.n 81 nm
- an 10 an
s:upn az pm
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MISSOURl PACIFIC

Fast Mail .....................
Local Express ..................
Day Express = Kansas City.
Pueblo, Denver, Salt Lako
City and San Francisco 1900.
Washiugton Accommodation -.
81. Joseph. Joplin, Wichita, and
Kansas Limited and South
west Missouri ...............
Kansas and Colorado Express.
Creve Coeur Lake trains leAv,
ee:i5 q. M, s9:15 Q. M. q 40 p.
Oak Hill trains leave Union
n, 1000 q. M. $500 q. m. Il
Kfrkwood trains leave Union
n, s7:35 q. m. 1850 Q. M, nj
n. 1910 p. m. 3:40 q H.. n
q. and I'll 20 p. m.
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TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND WESTERN.
GLOVER LEAF ROUTE.)
Train Depart AzffvA
Tnlsdo BufAlo ana New
Essfem &Sme3 !. Illinois. IN. 80 ="
Aiana and Ohio 'posnfs....... s7.1a am $50 pm
Chax1estoo Accommodation 80. 5 30 pm 1o:1e an
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IRON MOUNTAIN ROT


~ Train. r.. Man % ,,t,,. Depart. Ar.s,.
Esst wes,th sns Abilene 80: 's.s am rapn
Fast prfp6 Bay Exnis:: !. Dallas '''0 am 7as pm
Fort worth Austin. Ban An
tonic, Houston and Galveston an pm s9dn uru
Texas, Mexico and California
erecia1 = Hot Springs, Ark:
Dallas Fort Worth, Fl Paso,
Los AnRrIe4. Galveston. San
Antonio snd Laredo. 80. se.z0 pm s5.f6 am
M.wrhss E~nvsss..- H:lo mn s7:80 am
FOURTH STREET AND CHoUTEAU AVENUE
De ssto and Bismarck Ac-
commoda!ion .................. $50 pm $50 am
st. Louis and Chester ........... 40 pm 1028 Ann
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q n. n.
Rslsti i humidity W y...............-....?s 4
weather At .. m. clear; st ,. m, clear.
Maximum temperature. 81; minimum tompsra-
ture, Is. River. III feet.
L q. DAINoERFImD,
Temporarily In CharGA
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NORtheFn Lines.

Moth illinois Exprsstsprins-
csicsso Dsviieht soeciai-Peo.
IA and Springfield. ,.::........
eprinefie1d Accommodation.....
Chicaeo Diamond Sperial.......
Snrin rfieid Accommodation
Southern Liz
East Mail - Paducah. Cairo
Memphis. Jackson, Tenn !;
New orleans and TsHaS Gx:
SackDonvillo ....................
New Orleans Special Cairo.
Acc oulnodation. Murphysboro.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Marion and Cfeal 6prings.
eperta and Chestef............
New Orleanl LIMITED = Cairo.
Memphis; Dixie Flyer-Nash-
Vile. Atlanta and Jackson
WIG
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Rice-Dwyer sale.

Rce-Dwyer Real Estate Company report
through the Kelley Realty Company, the
property known as LILO North Thirteenth
street; consideration $500 Mr.. Rosser
bought for investment
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Depart Arriva
s7:0 am 1M pm
= 90 pm TN am
ts:is am ts:hs pun
&c s";s Z: &: G II; ID z: c
$3.50 am SIS Pm
CENTRAL AND
AND ALBANY
OHIO RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
t7:2 am $3.50 pm
$50 am S& pm
1880 noon Gas pm
t4:u pm s:H am
$3.50 pm .........
l1:oo pm rao an
81. ..:..! pm a:ss az: am
$50 p. M. 's:45 p
N.
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frisco gYsTEM.

.I psg: IT; .,d Asri "
Na pm Gss an
Sn " mas pm
n::SiS pm pm rS::Sss Is
fl3 pm f4:S pm
$50 nm s11A am
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wO0DMEN OF THE WORLD.
MOUNT AUBURN CAMP. NO. ~. WOOD.
men OF the World. meets nrst and third Friday
at kfcker's Hall, Newstead avenue and North
expected to Be present.
C ". rseks. clerk. 1905 Ariin1son avenns.
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Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Macon,
Thomasville. Jacksonville, 81.
Augustine and Tampa ......
Fast Mail -. Evansville, Nash
Vile. birmingham. Montgom-
cry, Chattanooga. Atlanta,
Mobile. New Orleans and
Jacksonville. Fla: Charles
southern Express to Evans-
Vile, Nashville, Birmingharu.
Mobile. New Orleans, fhom-
esville, Jacksonville, Paiat-
IA. Ocala and st. Petersburg
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9ian Territory and Texas
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weston. San Antonios sSsce
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sT,erxitory and TEXAS Express. I
f1sory and okiahoma Ylysr.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

nan LAFAYETTE LODGE. NO. nB. Z. OF
IRk h, meets first and third Fridays At 1900
yVX Chouteau avenue. All Knights OF Honor
A&9$N invited to our meetings.
]. ". MAcKAY, Dictator:
n. J. Kirwin. Reporter. MS St. vincen. avenue
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Accused Of selling Illicit WHISKY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

L. II. DAINGERFIM,D.
Temporarily in Charge
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABErs

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs.
Sssrse~>es>s>sssssssssessss
DEWEY TENT. NO. -
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Knights of the Aaccabees OF a.
HM World. meets second and fourth
Tuesdays Of every month At South
2W n m st. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth end
~ MW6v Carroll streets Next review Tues
day, August II, 1908. visitine Cir
knights are cordially invited
PETER BALvEN, Commander,
1s2 McNaIr avenuA.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper.
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New Orleans. Mobile, Merid-
Ian, Jackson. Cairo, Muir
physboro Sparta. ali points
South and Southeast. ..., .,
New Orleans. Mobile. Merid-
ian, Montgomery. Atlanta.
Jacknon. Cairo, all points
IN Florida and the South and
Southesst ..................... .
Aurphysboro. Sparta and
chester Accommodation -. I