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san Francisco's Request to Take
Water supply Therefrom Refused.

Washington. Dec. 2s.-The Secretary OF
the Interior to-day refused the applica-
ton OF the city Of San Francisco for per-
mission to begin the necessary construc-
ton toward obtaining a water supply
from the Yosemite National Park.
The city proposed to expend about 49,
100000 on the waterworks. and had a hear
ing before the Secretary OF the Interior
some months ago, Mt which authority TO
take the preliminary steps. SO Tar as they
applied to the park. was asked.
The Interior Departments adverse ac-
ton is based on the fact that the organic
eminent to keep it in its natural condi-
ton The city wished to build a dam at
the end Of the Hetthettchy Valley and
convert the valley into reservoir. u
Lake Eleanor The department. holds that
such works would obliterate or deface the
ma turai wonders of the park.
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KNIGHTS TEMpLARs.

| holds regular eonclaye this thursday even /.
ing; December 10, at =. M. at asylum. Grand
and Finuey avenues Election of officers for
1904 viii be held and annual inspection under
the direction Of En-. Sir ". H. Glnncsy, deputy
grand inspector. Sir knights will appear in
tull dress uniform. Visiting fraters courteously
invited. GEO. II. ZAL.LAANN. En- Com.
Attest: II. F. Mardorf Recorder
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CLARK Succeed, Ron.r,.o,

President Ramsey of the Wabash. has
appointed Horace G. Clark superintendent
of the middle division of the Wabash with
headquarters at Decatur. ILL.,. to succeed
Alexander Robertson as general manager
of the Gould Lines east of Pittsburg. Mr..
Robertson has been appointed general
manager OF the Terminal Association
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St. Louis warehouse statement:
BY TeleEraph.

New York, Dec es.--Cotton-Spot closed uuiet,
90 points advance; middilng uplends H. 6oc: mid.
easy; Dec. lslsc. Jan. i3:1c: Feb. is.37c; March
ls4Ic: April IL 5ec: May 1850; June L. o7c: July
1850; Aux 13.26c. The market opened steady
at decine OF points TO an advance OF
points, the tfregulnrfty resulting from the de-
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Loans at 5 Per Cent.

WE mako LOANS on FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS ETC. without removal; No PUBLIC
1TY. See us before getting a LOAN elsewhere;
vi, ssys ycT Tonsy C, GaE B. P,, RATES Is
nay Of any LOAN or balance on your FUR
NITTRE Pay a your CONVENIENCE, LIB
Write 20 telephone Kinloch A sss
UNION FINANCE CO.. 500 and sos oriel BLDG.
Sc: cor. Sixth and Locust. entrance SIG N.
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No Time Like Present 10 Prepare fol
Holiday Season.
READY CASH,

II you hold PERMANENT. SAI.ARrED Po-
SITIoN, on your PLAIN NOTE, without MORT
GAGE. IEDoRSER or KNOWLEDGE OF friends
YOURS FOR THE ASKING.
We also loan on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANOS, etc the goods REMAINING in your
1,INDisTuRREp PossEsSioN. Written GUAR.
ANTEE to that effect. You get the full amount
low . LIBERAL REBATE Ii loan is paid before
due LOWEST RATES. QUICK service. ~0N-
FTDENTIAL treatment and PRIVATE office
especially arranged to afIora you PRIVACY.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO. ,
Room 111s Missouri Trust building.
FinIoch c 1857 Entrance 7o5 Olive st.
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MAcKEiNp.io II. j. in. W. =. north
Larch and wife to Benjamin ]. Charie
ville-w. d..............s.......-..
NORTH MARkET-2s It 3 in. :. $.
$. ". cor. Clara. city block 1911; Royal
Investment Company TO Katy Hayes
NORTH MARKET It.. n. g. bet.
Whittier and Goode, city block 3S1.: o.
d. Kester and wife to Lila n Hage-
NORTH MARkET-5O n. II. 8. being
1915 North Market city block 100: %
Union. city block s,oi: Balson Realty
and Building Co. TO Charles Hautz-
OLIVE Il. =: in. =. bet. Compton
and Channins city block 1880: State
National Bank OF st. Louis to Morrt5
Deutch-w. d...........-, ........
city block 1881 also % IT. 4 in. 5. $.
Z Caroline. bet. Ohio and California. city
block lslo: John ]. Fogarty and wife TO
Ros!ne Landauer-w; sd..-....;@...--...;
PACED it.. &. s.. bet. Academy and
C;afendon. civ block $40: Ernst L.
Wagner and wife to Henry A. Wagner
Twentieth. city block saia: Herman
Wedler and wife 10 William sehulze
Tiaany. city block $685.: Martha Smith
sINGLEToN-25 IL. n. s. bet. Fifteenth
way. city block ss21 Bernard Neu-
mann. by trustee. TO AmalIa Neumann
--utc. u.----
s4ALENA-s5 IT. e. H.. being S1l4 Salena
city block 1913: Robert Heitz and wife
to Michael Dudenhoeffer and W fe-
W.. d.-....--..-..-...-s.
SEVENTH--6i II in w. s.. bet. Deior
and Walsh. city block 2Sl1: Thomas De
Hatre to Aloysius Schuchmann-w d..
vERNON--s5 IT, s. a.. being 4I4D Yer
non. CITY block 31I2: Bette s. Thomp-
son to Charles Fremder-w. d..-......-.
VERMONT IT.. n. s.. bet. Arcade and
Goodfeliow city block 299Iw; Henri
eta Wilkinson to Margaret E. Young
W :, Z. -,
feing se1s Washington. city block 1903:
William H. McDade and wife TO Mary
Jane BottgcS--w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L
WESTMINSTER-1e III 10 in. s y. s.
Z. cor. Un.on. city block i,esB:, Nelson
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TRIBE OF DEN HuR.

u OF, the ms, and third Thursdays Of each
month ct Fraterual building, Eleventh and
Franklin avenue. Al visitors cordially IN.
: Attest: Z. C. LAWN Scribe. Ne. sosi clss
avenue.
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ST. OUlS RAIL ROAD Time TABLE

Depart Arriy.
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.


4 AFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO. ss2 A. l. OF
~ H.. meets every second and fourth Thur
day evening At Fraternal building northwes,
corner Eleventh and Franklin avenue Com.
panions from sister councils cordially invited
LOUIS SENpKE. Commander.
Z W. H. Adams. Secretary.
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Don't BorroW Money
ON EuRAIIuRE ann PIANOS
MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANoS HORSES.
OUR NEW SYSTEM gives you CHEAPER
KAE P q than any otter cS Sna You
canFPAY AS YOU WISH, either weekly or
monthly a1d only pay for such time you
have had loan. Goods remain in YOUR POS
SESSION. rs 9pNS,YMENrs required while SICK OR
OUT OF WORK. In case OF death OF husband
ali. INTEREST PAID REFUNDED and PA
No PUBLICTTY. no INCONVENIENCE. NO
DELAY: papers can be signed at no, 30 and
you can get money same day you appl!.
we will PAY ANY LOAN OR CLAIM against
your goods and GIVE YOU MORE MONEY:
II you cannot call, WRITE OR TELEPHONE
and We will send agent 70 explain our NEW
SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KISLOCH B ga
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO..
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building,
broadway and Olive st. Entrance toI Olive st
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ROYAL ARcANUM.

rN~>>>s~>>~~ss-s>--~-s~.~ ~~~~~-rs~e~>~~oeo
- ENToN COUNCIL. NO Iss, r. A.. MEETS
ID on second and fourth Fridays Of each
month In hall No. !. odd Fellows building
Ninth and Olive streets. Visitors always heart.
Nv welcome NJ. r. wINDHORST, Regent
h j. Braun, Secretary. 36lS Morgan street.
ckANp COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
- Arcanum, sQs-sl1 Holland BuildinH-A
cordial welcome to visitors. frienda. brethren
y. n. BACON, @. r.
Jno. C. KlilinRsworth. Grand Secretary.
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Car BARN Bandit A.r. FOR mar.

Chicago. Dec 23.-Emil Roeski. one of
the caE barn bandits. to-day formally 70
quested a delay In his trial. An affidavts
made by ,Roeski states that the Dubij..
mind has become unduIy prejudiced ana
that 1t would be difficult to secure !, fa:,s1
trial Mt this time. Indications are tbs.
all the cases will be continued. -.
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civil service Examination.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Dec. S.-The United States
Civil Service Commission announces that
held to secure elfgfbles from which to
make certification to iii vacancies in the
position of physician In the Philippine
service at salaries ranging from 800 10
81 son per annum and other similar va
cancies as they may occur In that service.
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6ELIlNcE LOAN COMPANY,

new concern, New plens. Original ideas.
FURNITURE LOANS No removal. No record
SALARY LOANS. No indorser. No publicity
Quick money. Cbeap money. Good money
Loans for long time. Loans for short time.
Low, rates. Easy payments. Receipts given.
Liberal discounts. Loans arranged at home.
Telephone for Us to call. Kinloch A 20l5.
q ROOMS s1f-Sl2 HOLLAND BLDG.
I'll N Seventh st between Olive and Pima
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Harbor gauges yesterday marked &c feet. In
dicating a rise of 3 of foot In "a hours.
Practically no business was transacted along
the levee yesterday.
Weather, cloudy
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BURLINGTON ROUTE ].

Train.
For hannibal. II. & St. ].
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington
Local to Hannibal. ......-...
For Quincy and Keokuk......
For st. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS.
via East Side line. Illinois
and wisconsin. A.-.......
The BurlinRton-Northern Pa
cific Express. for Knnsas
City, st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wy
ominE. Montana. Washing
ton. Puget Sound. Portland
and Oregon.
Twin CITY Express for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebraska Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St. JosepA. ....-.......:::
might Northern Express.
for st. Paul. Minneapolis
and Iowa ..---..-----...-
For Illinois, via East Side
line. TO Rock Island. Gin
ton. Ia. Savannah and Du-
DuQue
For Kansas City. Council
Buffs Omaha. st. joseph.
Denver. Nebra ska. Colo
RADIO. Utah and Pacific
Coast ..............
r.. rr.,,KhaI
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's:aa pm III am
li:is pm T:ol am
1888 pm T:N am
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HEIFERS

butcher Cattte-There was not much to
the butcher trade Wednesday. owing TO the
iight supply and the inferior class of the offer
inss Trade on what was offered was steady to
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81. LOUIs-PEORlA LINE.

SUI n nN RAILWAY
ST. LouIS-LOUISVILLE LIN
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
ingIon and way stations.
Chattanooga, Nome, AT
lshta. Nation al points
in the Southwest. -. $500 an
Mount Vernon Accommods-
lion ..............-.....-.. ts:e4 pm
Princeton. Louisville. Lex
tngton and way stations,
Knoxville. Ashesille. Chat
tanooga. Rome. Atlanta.
Augusta, Charleston, Ma
con and all Joints in Flor
ida and the southeast.....-.'io:04 On
ST. LOUIS sou ~
c'CoTroN BELT ROUTE
Arkansas and texas Mall. SD I'm
Arkansas and Texas Express - :i5 prr
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RI
tVfa Wabash).
Mail and Exp; css. .......T 7:l0 an
Mail and Express. f5:o5 pr
L., H. & ST. L. RY. CHenderson
Fast Mail-owsnsboro Clover
port, Louisville and the
E.aste S T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a" Am
Cioverport. Louisville and
the East .-.....---....--..-... 's:l5 pm,
TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND WE
lCL0vEH LEAF ROUTE
Train. Depart
Toledo. Buffalo and New
York neutrality-suspicious.. '5:so pm
Eastern E;xpress-Illinois. In
diana and Ohio points...-- rs an
Charleston Accommodation. :. 500 pm
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.

y Kates ard terms unheard OF. Look:
xtto weekly pays a $500 loan.
A.@ weekly pays n 5000 loan.
Ne0 weekly pays a $50 90 loan.
&C. weekly pays q 5000 loan.
Payments may be made weekly. semimonthly
or monthly. II 10 to your interest TO consult us
An business private and above board See us
CHEMICAL FINANCE CO.,
50r Chemical building, Hghth md OLIVE ats.
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The rivers in the district will ccn.iaae TO rise
slowly.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs.

2 EACoN LODGE. NO. 3. "A. F. K A. NJ,
- Broadway and Benton Street-Stated COM
niunication this Thursday evening at 1880
o'clock. a vote will be taken at this meeting
to change the regular meetings to the FIRST and
third Thursdays OF each month. All members
tend GEO. w. STRQDTMAN. W. NJ.
Joseph Drummer. Secretary.
= GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO. ..
" A.. T. & A. NJ, will hold stated corr
municatlon at 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening,
December y. 1909 at Masonic Temple. Grand
gree: Installation Of officers. Members ear
nestly requested and visiting brethren are fra
teranily invited. A. ]. MlCHENER, w, M.
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
m lssoURI LODGE, NO. /. a. f. & A. M
~ Called communication on wednesday, De-
oemper q, at $50 p. IN, Masonic Temple. E
ing brethren fraternaliy invited TO attend.
JOSEPH W. KRuEGER, w. NJ.
John Il. Deems. Secretary.
M APHTAII LODGE. NO. IS A. F. q A.
IN MA regular meeting will be held this
lhursdayl evening at 7:ao O'Clock in Doric Hall.
Masonic Temple, Grand anc Ftnney avenues.
Work Members expected. Visitors frnternafly
invited. LEWIS MAS, w. NJ.
George Pierce. Secretary.
CT. LOUIS LODGE. NO, 20. a, F. & A.
- M.-Called communication this CThurs-
day). evening. December TO- at 1880. Work. NJ,
ton OF officers for the ensuing year. Every
member should be on hand. Ionic Hall. Masonic
Temple PHIL. b. ISAACSON. w. n.
Thomas j. Britt. Secretary.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run LIEht-Beef Cattle STEADY
Hogs Close Higher.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-A moderate
supply OF native cattle was on offer. about 20
cars-fully loo head lighter than the
corresponding day last week. Receipts for the
three days total little over 1870, against
7,lO0 last week. $500 last month and 400 the
same period last year. Only a few beeves were
included in the supply and were generally a
kst was active and fully as good as the pre-
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NJ, X, d T-ssTHI

Train.
jefferson City, Columbia,
Boonvillc. Sedalia, Fort
Scott. Indian Territory and
Texas Express ..........-...
'srhe Katy Flyer" for Dali
las, Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston, San Antonio.
Mexico Ci:y and interme-
digte points................
Jefferson City, Columbia.
Boonville. Sedalia. Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
Express. northumberland
Missouri. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Oklahoma
I@lyar-
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MOBILE AND OHIO.

Train. Depart Arr
Ian. jackson. Cairo. MUIR
physboro. Sparta. all points
South and Southea,t...--.-.- $500 am s7.o4
New Orleans Mobile. Merid-
ian, Montgomery. Atlanta.
jackson, Cairo all points
in Florida and the South
and thwest................ 1871 pm s7:s5
Murphysboro. Sparta and
OH nm, j..
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MULES-A very liberal run of mules has
materialized out CT the good advices which
went forth at the commencement CT the week.
and the supply late Tuesday and early Wednes-
day was heavier than for any like period this
season. The dealers have been having a good
trade and have bought readily of ali the good
fat mules available. steady to strong prices
being the rule. Some sellers have been quot
ing the market higher than last week. hut It
remains to be seen what effect the heavy run
will have. The best demand Is for good TO
choice cotton mules.
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YOSEMITE CANNOT BE DEFAcED.

". Mcleod and wife to walter E.
Grayson-w. ..-...-.-.....-.......... Is,
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A NcHoR LODGE. NO. az. /. o. o. F.,
~ meets every Monday evening ut Schusttes
nall. Nineteenth and Wright streets Work 10
the degrees. Visiting brotnerp welcome
r. ONCKEN, ~. c., ly4S podier.
David Petty. Secretary.
ACLEDE LODGE. NO. z. 1. o. o. F.,
~ meets every Thursday evening at
O'Clock in hall No. !. Odd Fellows' Temple,
Ninth and Olive streets. Members are frater.
nslly requested to attend, Visitors will md
home with US. Fraternally.
Thos. A. Davidson. Recording Secretary.
CT. LOUIS LODGE, NO. 5. /. .. o. f.,
. will hold special meeting at the Odd
Fellows building. Ninth and Oiise. Thursday,
December "a. at II o'clock noon. to attend tine
funeral of our late brother, Hy. Walkenhorst
CHAS. NJ. HOYT. N. @.
Wallace McCargo, Secretary.
tlfILDEy LODGE. NO. 2, l. o. o. F.,
W meets Tuesday evening of each week NJ
h;.I. No. l. Odd Fellows building, corner Ninth
and Olive. at 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers in
q. A. HIGGs, n. G.
|, A. j. Dalrymple. Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS. X. G. & COLORADO r, n.
FROM UNION DEPOT.
Train. Depart. Arrive
Mail and Express. Versailles
and intermediate points. 1901 am t6 GO prrl
Mail and Express. Versailles
and Intermediate points. .......... 1870 pm
FROM FORSYTH JUNCTION.
Union Accommodation. ....-.- s5:.s pm $50 am
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sr. LOUIS TIME. !
l.. & n. II. X.

Train. Depart Arr,
Florida Limited, VIA Nash
Vile. Atlanta, Chattanoo-
ga. Macon. Thcmasviile.
Jacksonville. ST. Augustine
and Tainpa ...-.............. f,VV bun Loo 7
Fast MaIi-E;vansvilie Nash
vile, Birmingham. Mont
gUmery. Chattanooga. At
Ianta. Mobile, new Orleans
and Jacksonville, Fla.
Charleston. s. C...........--. S:se am f:l- ?
Southern Express to Evans
vile, Nashville, BirmIng
ham. Noodle. New Orleans.
InOmasyiile, Jacksonville.
Petersburg ................,... s:45 pm I'D a
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Northern Lines.


North Illinois Express =
Springfield. Freeport snc
chicago Daylight Special -
Peoria snd Springiield...-..
Springfield Accommodation.
Chicago Diamond Special.....
Springfield Accommodation. 80.
Southern LII
Fast Maii-Paducah, Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson, Tenn:
New orleans and Texas
Express, Nashville. At
ianta and Jacksonville...-..
New Orleans Special-Cairo.
Memphis aud New Orleans.
Accommodation Murphys-
boro. Marion and Creal
Springs. Sparta and
Chester ..............
New Orleans Limited =
Cairo. Memphis: Dixie
Flyer - Nashville. Atlanta
r. orxrpr,,-tlln
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kATf'
Depart ArrvA
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EDWARD Fl. BOWIE,
Local Forecast official.
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New Orleans. La. Dec. 2s.-Sugar steady:
open kettle g. asc: do eentrifugai :leaSikc;-
. il-lsc: seconds 2Ik@3Ec. Molasses quiet: open
kettle 1sa2sc: centrifugal duh. raise. Strip
dull, &c.
New York. Dec. e8-Raw sugar nominal; fair
refining :? l-16d3 3-lsc; centrifugal SO test.
3 s-16c. Molasses sugar . l3-16M2hc. Refined
quiet: crushed 5O5c; powdered 4.55c. granulat-
ed 4.i5c.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trains.

CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Chicago Trains.
Train Depart. Arrive
The Alton Limited .........- 1904 am T::5 pm
Prairie State ESpress.-....-..f12 :0e pm 1912 pm
Palace Express $500 pm s1:1s am
Midnight Speciai ..--...--. IL 40 pm $50 am
Kansas City Trafns.
Missouri State Express...-...- SIP am $500 pm
Kansas City Limited. .-....s10:00 pm ia an,
Local Trains.
Springfield Accommodation. es;i2 am .........
Jacksonville Accommoda ton. tS:12 am te.A pm
Peoria Limited ............-. 1901 am u % pm
jacksonville Express 1885 pm 1000 am
Springfield Capital City
tSiner': ......... ............ r7:15 pun $1,000.
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To-Dny's Weather.
Probably rain.
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FRISCO SYSTEy

Train, Depa
valley Park Accommodation. 1850 O
.alley Park Accommodat ton. +7:3J I
Pacific AccUmmoda lion. Sis
texas and Kansas Mail
For Springfield, Fort Smith.
Paris, Dallas. Ennis. HouS-
ton. Galveston, Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita. ........ 100 q
Pacific Accommodation. +1:10 !
Valley Park Accommodation. Is |
Meteor For Springfield,
Carthage, Joplin, Wichita,
Vinita. Oklahoma. DenisUn.
Sherman, Dallas, Fort
Worth. Waco and Brown
WCJd .........-........-.. 2.SJ
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 !
Valley Park Accommodated. 1874 !
Pacific Accommodation. IS "A !
Pacific Accommodation. $3.50.
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield. Eureka Springs,
Fort Smith, Paris. Dallas,
Greenville. Ennis. Corsi-
cana, Houston, Galveston.
Austin, san Antonio, Car
thage. Joplin. Wichita,
Burton and the West....... 's:55 !
western Erpress-For Spring
field. Nlnita, Denison. Shcr-
Tdn. Oklahoma. Carthage
ana JODlin sc 90 I
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w. II. II.
Depart Arrive.
FASH
adel-
press. s:US am A-s1 49,
Pitts
5aIti-
800. ss:0s pm rs am
ion... 1o.io All wv. 49,
Pitts
3alti-
and
-. $3.50 am SIS pp.
1n.... f5:4y PM fs:s2 am
....... sos am 7:5J PIN
cute. $3.50 am s5:25 pm
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Train Depart Arrive.
Alton, Springfield, Peoria and
Chautaulua Express ....... eS:14 am q 30 pm
Alton, Ch3utauqua and
Springfield Mail ...-........ IS IL pm slo:o5 an
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Train DEPART Arrive
Fast Mail ............. 900 am slo:e5 pm
Local Express ................. sf:35 am '5:51 pm
Day Express - Kansas CITY.
Pueblo. Denver. Salt Lake
City and San Francisco. $500 am -6:01 pm
Washington Accommodation! IS :225 pm 1855 am
st. Joseph Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited AID
Southwest Missou.! ........ $50 pm $50 am
Kansas and Colorado Ex... 10 10 pm -7:I0 am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union station
at 6:l5 a. M. .9:l5 a. m, 81 80 .. m. and s4:3t
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at 1915
a. M. t1o:1o a M, 1890 a. M and 's:a1 p. m
q; m. T:so g. m. T:5o a m. i11:so a. m.
m, s6:35 n m. and Ill 80 D. M
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TERMINAL HALLWAY SUbURB..s
TRAIN SERVICE

EastDvund-Leaye EIsnth and Gratiot streets.
daiiy-3:ly Il. M. 2.Uv. 5:vJ. 6:52 y. m. EXCEPT
SuEuay-4:ti, SIG. 1881. lu:o9 u I,-: G:0s. 3:iJ.
s:0e ~ Saturday ana sunday only-u:1T y
M. SUNDAY oniy-5:A. 7.0s a. III. {; lz2o D. m.
Leave washington avenue, uaI!y-y:1f a. NJ
2:U5 5:V5. 5:s7 y. m. Except Sunuay-4:oe, ia.
I:ii, le.si a. m. l2:l2. 3:iS, 500 SATURDAY
ana SUNDAY only-l1:z5 y. m Sunday only-S:>s.
III a. m LES D. III
2:45 $50. 7:12 y. M Except Sunday-5:lO, 6:s-.
7:Ue. SEA. $50. l1:i0 o. M: AIS. 9:ll p. M sat
urday only-ll:i5 y. m. SUNDAY oniy--5:ss. s'1e.
1910 a. M Saturday ana SUNDAY Only-ll:.5 -
LII Except Saturday and Sunday-5a2 .. m
Leave Mauison oaiIy-i.l6. 2:t9. 500 2:l1 p
m Except Sunday-5:is. 6:0e. 7:o6. s:23. 2:5@.
n:li a. M: i:5l. 9:zl p IN. saturday only
I2.l9 D. IN. Sunday ouly-S.v1. s:05. fV:US q.
satlrIAY and s,iInnar onLY-ll: IS
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-S:l5 am Tl:25 pm
90 am .5:f pm
t1:10 pm tio:5 am
HIS pm Itt-so Pr
s2:51 pm 80 am
1880 pm f6:4O am
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River Forecast.
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BIG -FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK {
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
MD CHESAPEAKE AND
WAY.
Train. !
indianapolis Express IN. Il
New York and Boston Linz
lleu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
Knickerhocller Special-New
York, Boston, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia 1.
Nation and Alton Accom-
mediation "A
NATION and Alton Accom-
Boston. New York. Cincin-
natl. Washington. Balti-
more and Philadelphia. -. Il
Cincinnati. Dayton. Spring
field. Columbus Express. -. q
Fast Express. ..-......-.........
Alton-Leaves s10:s0 q. NJ. 81
p. IN. Arrives $3.50 a. M. ai:i5