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Pork-New standard SIS ger 100 lbs. In Job
Isrd~c.hoice steam on f. eide closed nominaily
CSC; kettle-renGered 10bQiOhc; compound 1ssc
Green Hams Etc.-Car lots he'd I. o. b.. E.
side thus: 10 av at i2c i2s at lac 14s at 1l1sc:
.s and isGSOs at 12isc; 22a24s at 12@sc: Calfor-
MAS at SIC: New York shoulders. 10H CAV. at
s5sc From the block. del Hams at lie. run OF
house: bellies at 1o14c to 12c; CALIFORNIA; sSc;
d 8 Meats-No offerings Of sides to arrive;
nor any demand. Locally. sales OF loose cured
include 1 car 40q45-av. short clear, cars $50
ho.ay do and cars 55G3ic av. extra shorts
Extra shorts at sac eribs At lsc short eis sa
hacks at sac: standard backs at 1O1sc. Dealers
charge. higher on orders ,,x, .,,
T,acon-Bxd S. meats In a .JooplEg way
range: breakfast bacon at from ll&c for heavy
TO I5c for choice light: hams at lZ.2c 10 las.
california and New York shoulders at 9iac. Plain
smoke bxd. lots in jobbins way ranged: EN-.
ira shorts at I0sc: cribs at iossc short clear a,
lie: bellies at 11hc; plates at s1sG raj PACKS az
es.c: standard backs at nc- Dealers charse
higher orders. . 49,, =. e, Gov
nrIa AND e for No eaSe at sc
Choice quotable at 6t16tsc
Oieo- Stea rine-Steady at 101zc.
C;rease-Country-Brown 3'sc: yellow SIC anu
white INC Packers stock.Brown at 4Sa4sc'
Frog IessNIarge 81. 80: medium 81: small 40c-
Veals-Quote choice at size per H. fair al oi3s
heretics thin and rough large at 4mff7c per 10.
sheep at SKATE thin ewes and bucks al 2mZ,ic'
fall lambs at 595isc; spring lambs ts9 to 70 los;
Roasting Pigs-Demand limited: sales at y TO
BE Beef"on orders: Bbid.-Plate and Fulton Mar
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BY TeleRranh.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.

fsIf U Bl,IC SPECIALS.
Clear, warmer. e
Cairo. Ill. March 1s.-River raug. reads to.2.
Wea,her cloudy and War ne me last h1SIs
snaEDoat Macomb arrived from Memphis at 3 30
The City Of Memphis arrived f9um ii the Tennesste
Riyer at 10 a. m. and departed for st. Louis at
passed psdueah to the uppes 6hi sse at LES 80
= IN m With tow q Ties. The Stacker Lee arrived
Louis az with fair Tip The &C chsqlost tie
s from Mlsb the
DICK Fgaer was IN and out !1 on 'q time Of 'e' Inc
1. due from Greeiiville The City Of ST n' josepS
The PRIDE Of vran GeTds
from Sunnower River. 'A
,o PadnSah Ky March ls.The river marks 4s.7
cloudy aa sna is ,h fses 'lG rs
ca t al u Memphis h0Ss ous ss
s sasa Tennessee at a. m with big trip city OF
1r in the and
ernoon from s.. Louis and win depart saturday
business rather quiet on the wharf to-day "es''
ss: sse up at Lula D. Warren n 81
H m; asn DOWN b0wrey up at "a tiy 81 sa
s,ahds % IT, Tsn n: Msh Tns river here
mark Of 1884, The James Lee departed al 2 D. m
Tor Friars Point The Kate Adams departed at
$50 p. m: for Arkansas City. with q good trip.
Receipts by river to-day were Asa bales cotton,
lI6 bags seed cotton. 62s SKIS. cottonseed and POS
head stock.
Louisville. KY. March 1s.-River falling: in
carA 10 feet: on falls 16.1: below falls AZ Clear
anc hot.
Wheeling. W. Va. March 1s.-River II feet:
falling Clear and warm
Pittsburg. Pa, March 19.-River rs feet; fall
ing. Clear and warm
Cincinnati. o.. March 19.-River 1863 feet; fall
ing Clear and warm Keystone for Pttsburg.
Burlinston: Ia. March l9.-The river is a
stand at feet inches above low-water mark.
Weather raining ana colder, The W. ]. Young
from Davenport and the Silver Crescent from
Keokuk were in and out.
Chester. ILL.,: March ls.-Gauge eo.3 feet. and
stationary. Weather cloudy: strong south winds.
Down boats Josie SITS p. m. Up: Grey Eagle
at a M: Chester at a. m; Polly at $50 a.
M; Henry Lowrey and tow at 800 a. m.
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River Rialto Brevfties.

River between the mouth OF the Illinois River
anu aa,im ,ibg III. have been ordered to com
rest Home. on the lower river. has been moved
down go yards
Captain W. ]. Lewis Of the Barrett Line.
Louis in few days to spend the summer.
The Chester will arrive this morning from
Cape Girardeau. and go out the return In the
afternoon.
Captain P. W. Holllngsworth, superintendent
o. me meaning property of the Illinois Central
caller along the river front.
The Grey Eagle arrived last night from Com
n ,a...g; oshsns up good cargo and many
afternoon
captain Burton Of the Chester. who was IN
lured on the last trip OF the steamer to st.
Louis is recovering and was along the Levee
yesterday. He Will go out again on the Chester
to-day.
The Josie arrived yesterday from Grand
Tower with tow of logs and departed again
for the lower river for wood.
The Henry Lourey Of the Barge Line is ex-
pected tomorrow from New Orleans with a tow.
bi S his Frank Meyer returned yesterday to
mThe Bald Eagle will arrive to-day from
BeaIdstown. and depart in the afternoon for
flames ]. Bates has accepted a position as
chief en-, engineer on tho sandboat feet at Hanni-
Horace Armstrong will take charge of tho
Billy Keith has returned from Paducah where
ne mas been clerk of the steamer Clyde Tenn
Eugene Robinson.
captain Joe Connors departed last night for
Memphis. to go on the Government steamer
Tho Belle Of Calhoun 1, on tho v.x to Na.h-
st. Louis. - e'1.-- VIA
CAPTAIN Sims will probably make a trip with
corn. 'aAs e"so Ok
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| Fruits and Vegetables,
The Republics quotations are for car lots n,
0a Gsdtss ar Rfhst.sa hsh
Sasoc for choice to as94Oc for fancy. on stock
ArFaI .ssshe hsl ssD.sksa: Ben Dax,. 70
woxwis sss IS Jonathan n'ss sSG sor ehoiss
ssnss =; Eos No fa ID "a
asfFfc sSas Fer r IS $,
ss s' TO q u. s.as, n: .ss
seedlinEs az 5ea2 On orders ssa4oo 4 box
Choice for fancy On s ordsr. asSssS
dss a: ''ss a.. for
California at ss.5Oas accordins" to size lie and and
MALAGA GRAPEs-ssa77 5 bunch.
psS e1 issa e. En- t 9sasr and in job
,CRANbERRiEs- stock a, s1.soals .
.d 0r 80 s an s shd cSoIcs $50
sas e AND Red srf Rx at ssrS S, .iuph
Minnesota az fats Hebron 4sasc: western early
~ ssa sassn 80. s' ps9 3d. at a''s
SPANISH oNfoNsNouote at 't ssss p per so-Is.
CABBAGE--New York Danish nom,nally at $40
: per ton del. according to quality. Red 40c .
,sAUERKRAUT--N.4o per h-bbl and $3.50 per
CUCUMBERS-Eastern dollhouse at 81 5o61 rs
per S Or Ne Tr orleans at S@l q dog.
mond at soc for yellow to 81 for red Queen at 100
TOMATOES-f1orida IS at S2a2 30 for good to
choice: seconds at 81. 2S@i 50. Cuban 32a2-sO for
PARsNIPSL3594oc a bu. box
CELERY.California at ssaa. IS . crate for fair
Celery roots at soa4oc per doz. ''''e''
per b ss% orleans # s .. Ss s s e..
CARkoTsL Home-sro at so9s5c per bu and
81. 80 Dbl.
LETTUCE-Florida hampers and crates 1t
s1qs according ,t to quality; New Orleans. r9t
EGGPLANT-Fiorida at ,2a2so /. large crate
for Il, fancy n S; poor to fair at 81 2sGI 80.
punches. Home grown 4Od6Oc q bu. box
RUTABAGAS-At 33T35c per bu.. delivered
TuRNIP eSa, home gown at 1og15c per bu.
Dbl
hALE--Large well filled SKIS. green at s1a1zA
EPPERsMFicrida nj s2a2. 50 for choic. green.
HoRsERADISH-At S2.5oa3.5o per Dbl On
soTAsa.Husbard a. !oasoc per 100 lbs
punches. according to variety and size.
STRING BEANS-Florida at s39a5o per bu.
MUSTARD GREENs-New Orleans at 0aBe
per doz punches.
PARsLEY-New Orleans at I5aeoc a doz Tex
ULIFLowER-California at s,2a.5o per
crate for choice: poor less.
KOHLRABI-25G30c per doz. punches
SHALLOTS-New Orleans at 10Ql5c per doA
ENDIvES-New Orleans at $3.50 a bb,
BRUSSEL SPRoUTS-Florida at 15c at
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New York. March ls.-The London tin market
declined rs q Sd to-day. tin spot closing there
at fl33 IS and futures at f13s 15s The break
abroad was responded to in the New York mar
% .5oq29 SOC. The declines in both markets were
said to be the results OF realizing by speculative
holders; who were attracted by profits accruins
On the New York Metal Exchange Of Ave tons
for April delivery at % Csc and five tons at %
Exports Of copper are running light 20 far for
the month. being about 80 per cent under last
year. The LONDON market to-day reported de:
futures at tes los. But the New York mar
ket remains dull and nominally unchanged TO
prices. standard is quoted at i4c: lake and cleo
trolytic H5sdl5c and casting H5Odi5c. Lead
London It declined Is Sd to fl3 los. Spelter ad-
vanced los in London to f2i and gained q points
locally. closing at 5.75c Iron closed at SIS Sd In
Glasgow and SIS in Mlddlesboro. Locally iron
s24dI.50: No. foundry Northern s22d22 So No.
/ foundry Southern and No. foundry Southern
soft at S23 .50m24.50 Warrants are nominal.
Dry Goods.
New York. March 1.-THE dry goods market
has been Quiet. with apathy displayed by buyers
changed. and the margin Of profit on the present
new basis OF raw cotton Is so small that manu-
facturers show no DISPOSITION to weaken. though
orders small.
Liverpool March 1s-Cotton-Spot quiet; prices
POINTS love-: American middline fair $3.50:
good midd1ing Sled: mi6dling Sad: good ordinary
5oSd; ordinary 1851. The sales of the day were
.. "a. = u wnicn 500 were for specuiation and
300 bales. including $500 American Futures
oce3ed firm. closed very steady. American
midddling E. O. G. March sod: March-IA .Ins.
Esd: Sent. Oct. lssd: Oct.-Nov. 4ssd: Now
Dec. A6ld.
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS

on
land
bearsh
of
tin The crop a ana in the
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easier
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ton was nchan In e ms
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ket and roll at sl2 80: mess at 81 ss1 dried set.
Uisc: knuckles lac; outside l0isa1lc.
Live Poultry-Quote: Turkeys, light ana
medium 13c: heavy 13c. Chickens-Light hens
1o1=c: heavy hens l01kc broilers. u. lbs or less
lec; old ROSTERS &c: young ROSTERS, stays 6i1o
Ducks 15c Geese TIC. Live pigeons and squads.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys I4c Chickens-Hsns
lie: broilers &c. capons 1sc; slips lie: ROSTERS
for choice only
Game-The Republic quotes selected sweet only,
Ducks undrawn per doz.: Mallard s. 80: teal
2O; mixed $50: canyasback 50: redheads So
Drawn ducks 2545oc per coz. less. Jack snip9
Fresh Fish-Demand active and prices strong.
quote, per ID: Black bass at pic; crappie "a
for small Sc for large dressed cat sjsc; SPOON
bill cat SIC: bullheads dressed at Sc and gross
&c: bunalo gross &C. dressed &c for large and Ia
for small: German carp-dressed &c: small aXot
gross &c: sunfish &c: white perch SO.
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NEGRO FIGHTS TWO OFFICERS.
May Die From Wound Received at
Columbia, Mo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Columbia, Mo-, March 19.-In a street bat
tie here tonight Mess Williams, a negro
was shot, and may die. Deputy Sheriff
Willard Rogers and Policeman Murray
were injured.
williams demanded money of his aunt
and on her refusal stabbed her with
knife. Policeman Murray tried to arrest
him. and the negro opened fire.
Rogers. the Deputy Sheriff, came to Muir
rays assistance. Six shots were fired be-
fore any took effect. striking the negro In
the back. Williams ran and hid in a back
yard, where he was found by Murray,
who fired two more shots at him.
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FIaxseed Quotations.

Chicago, ILL.,. March 19.-F1axseed was firm
and l4lhc higher. May sold at $l.H closing
there. No. ] Northwestern sold at si.l3ls ard
Nc. was Sill bid. Receipts We're IL cars here,
81 at Minneapolis and IS at Duluth.
Wool.
London. March 19.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered Is III bales in
GLIDING a full supply OF mer.nos. The latter were
in keen demand. and a few fine lots were token
by American purchasers. Coarse cross breds W, re-
decidedly firmer on French demani. American
buyers secured good lines OF three-quartered hog
gets greasy Lincons.. Slips sold freely Queens
land neing IN spir a desnd throughout Fol
l.5Go bales; secured 7sal7d: greasy sAdsf1s q.
Queensland LOO bales: secured ls 11zGd1s I'D;
greasy 7HdG1s Id. Victoria 1 00l bales; secured
sxd6ls I'D; greasy 5hiIis 4d West Australian
81 bales; secured 1AQ10d. New Zealand $500
bales: secured 7kdG1s Sd greasy 4Ed91s. Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal 200 bales; greasy 5%0
gid,
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FORT WORTH MAN A SUICIDE.
Body Found in Store by His Gen
eral Manager.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Fort Worth. Tex, March 19-When Gen.
eral Manager Fits of the Hall Hardware
and Implement Company. arrived at his
place of business. this morning. he found
the body of the proprietor William l.
Hall. with bullet wound through the
heart.
Hall came here from Kansas and his
father lives at Loco, Kas He was some
what cratic and had been .despondent from
Ill health and needless business worry His
married
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st. Louis Future Prices
Stocks of Grain in store.


Butter--Firm. Quotations: Creamery-Extra .
a29hc. frsts 24qZ5c: seconds 21G22c Dairy-Ex-
ira 2o921c; irsts 1sG19c: grease 495c. Ladle-
packed-Extra l9c; firsts ls41slec. Country-Pack-
trc- BIC; fiTsts lSI0c.
Eggs-Current receipts 12c. Receipts $40 To-
CheeseVNorthern on orders: Twins 1910: sin
PES l3i5c; daisies Nc; Y. A. 4kc: longhorns lc.
Limburger l2tad13c: Swiss 1sc: brick 1ic.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
EXECUTORS SALE At AUCTION
Of Valuable Industrial Stocks,

BY virtue OF an order Of sale made by the
Judge OF the Probate Court OF the city of ST.
Louis in the matter Of the estate Of Henry II.
Curtis. deceased, on the alntn day OF February.
1908 the undersigned executors CT The will Of
said deceased will. on saturday, the twenty first
dav Of March. 1903 between the hours OF 10
O'Clock a. m and O'clock p. m. at the east
front door OF the Courthouse In the city of 81
Lcui-. offer for sale a: public auction to the
highest bidder Tor cash the following described
personal property belonging TO said estate.
namely:
the scarrttt- Comstock Furniture Company as
grega.ing par $4,000. t.l shares OF 500 each
OF the capital stock ot as Railway Equipment
shares Of preferred stock OF ;he American Car
and Foundry Company, aSSrega;irg par S. go.
The attention OK investors is called this sale
as aifordns a splendid chance fer a fine invest
they are urged to attend the same, The Scarritt-
Comstock Furniture Company is Missouri bust
ress corpora tion, widely known. and doing an
extensive and nrst-class furniture business
per cent on It's stock for the last two years.
Under the law OF this State Its stock is not
ON the esl shares of the Railway Equipment
a dividend Of sl.cDJ each month. excepting
month. when there was paid dividend OF Si.-
(-.l making in the year total OF SIS. 90 OF diyi-
dends or over p per cent OF the par OF the 6sl
Ire sale will be Cor cash. 1t will be positively
10 The hignest bidder. The Car and Foundry
Company stock will be sold separately. The other
two stocks will be sod together as one lot.
he executors. Nj C H scarTitt. at 80 : e cor;
Office cf John W. Dryden. her attorney. room
SIS Missouri Trust building.
LOUISE ]. CURTIS.
Executors OF Henry II. Curtis deceased
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Captain Vach Appointed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Evansville. Ind, March 1s.-Captain Abbott
Watch OF this place to-day received official notifi-
cation from Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
that he had received the permanent appointment
OF Inspector of Huls here He has been filling
the place, temporarily for several months.
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River FOrecnEt.
The river will fall during the next few days.
River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked rs IT,, no
change being indicated In "A hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday good.
Weather. fair.
TO-Day's Weather.
Probably rain. turning to snow: decidedly
colder.
--
Arrived.
josie GrdnQ lo"eA
Departed.
Josie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lower River
Departures To-day.
Grey Eagle Observation-Disclosures. Commerce
chester OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cape Giraroeau
bdiu Eagle Alton
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MECHANICS TRUST co.

VIII ADyANCE YOU from so to 500 on FURNI-
out REMOVAL. at a GREATLY REBr GEL,
RATE that viii enable you to PAY on any
DEBT may have; you can RETURN the
money you can in weekly monthly pay
ments. and only PAY for the TINE you use the
MONEY: when in need of MONEY call at out
PRIVATE OFFICE and get RATES. or
TELEPHONE 2l73 MECHANICS TRUST
CO. Cor. Sixth and Olive second floor. EN-
TRANCE 2l7 N Sixth st.
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Salary Discount Co.

We do 1t: advance your unearned salary. for
reasonable discount.
Our rates right. and You get honest.
faT and square deal. II you employed and
need money. Open from a. to $50
p. m. Both phones. 500 Mermod & Jaccard
building. corner Broadway and Locust
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st. Louis Curb Market

calls 6sAc bid. July wheat 6slsc asked: puts
675sc asked: calls 6shc May corn 4ossc: puts 4oc
to 40lsc: calls 40lsc bid.
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UP-T0-DATE PIANOS.

Call and see the beautiful 1903 styles just re
ceived in all the choice woods and most modern
designs. We sell direct from factory to pur-
chaser and save you SO TO 800 BRADBURY
Piano warerooms l0l2 Olive St, F. @. Smith,
manufacturer: A E Whitaker. manager.
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WANTED: SQUARE PIANOS,

We need twelve square pianos and must have
them this week. II you have one you wish TO
dispose of We will buy 1t from you for cash
will take II in exchange for upright one
Drop us a line. or let us know by either phone
and will call you. We need these square
pianos for a special order, and must have them
this week. IL you have one you wish 10 dis
pose of let know at once. You may not be
abe to get good a price again we are
ready to pay you now. BRADBURY Plano
wsrerooms 1912 Olive ST.. F. G. Smith, manu-
facturer; A. E. whitaker, manager.
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Hides.

+. Wet h hides should always Be Thoroughly cured
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEN.

.,yaxc. DEGREE OF HONOR. A. G. U.
!:
,N&4N. w. Phoenix Lodge No 4s-Mc.n-
g. "a bers requested to meet at resi-
AZ dence at o'clock a m. to attend
"a funeral Of Brother G. W. Baker.
y By order OF EVA BOHANNAN
TTXu Acting c. OF H.
|:EV Attest: J. E. Mulkey. Recorder.
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MONEY.

Loans on Furniture and Pianos.
Don't PAY A HIGH RATE for money This is
a TRUST CO.. and our rates THE LOWEST
and our terms made to SUIT EVERY ONE
NO DANGER Of LOSING GOODS. as we EX-
TEND PAYMENTS when you SICK or OUT
~ WORK. Call. write or phone US. Main 2764M.
D 1919.
NATIONAL TRUST CO.,
no9-,13 MERMOD & JACCARD BLDG I'd noo-
407 y. BROADWAY. COR. LOCUST ST
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FuFs.
Wool.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less and
strictly Northern $500 per cent more
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MONEY! 8 MONEY!

LOANED TO RELIABLE EMPLOYEES
Housekeepers and business on FURNI-
TURE. wagons. live stock and PIANOS. leaving
same in your possession. II you owe any loan
or salary concern any bills we will pay them
and advance you more money. You can repay
us in easy WEEKLY. MONTHLY or YEARLY
payments
We make no inquiries OF your. employers. We
extend payments in case Of sickness or out of
work Call. write phone Main sesM.
NEW YORK FINANCE COMPANY.
T'- 2os-2os-21o Odd Fellows building. Ninth and
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wooDmEN OF THE WORLD
FRATERNAL ORDER or EAGLEs..

ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. a.. FRATERNAL
Order of Eagles will meet every Saturday at
p M. at West Hall in the Century building.
Ninth and Olive SITS. F.. c. BRYANT,
Worthy President.
John Suarcz. Rec. Sec. 622 Walnut 1T.
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PRIVATE LOANS T 1fP we M3RK MSSr FE MoSEY
AND A FRIEND. TOO. call on US. We loan
money on furniture. pianos salary, without
removal from your Possession. 1T THE Low
EST RATES AND EASIEST TERMS. CALL
ON Us. IF OUR RATES AND TERMS ARE
NOT As Low AS ANY COMPANY WE WILL
FORFEIT 800. We will give you a guarantee
not to take the goods, as We loan for interest
only. You run no risk in placing your loan with
us AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Sl3 n. Ninth St 65S Century building
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GOLDEN SEAL FEMALE REGULATOR

~ Failing ERGoKoLo Compound to
safely relieve longest, most obstinate delayed
monthly periods days. without harm, pain
nterference with work Mail sso. Double Strength a.
Dr. r. Co. G5l5 Main ST. Kansas City, No.
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3 DAMAGED PIANOS 3

While tearing down the building adjoining our
rtore three pianos were damaged lin the case
work only b. bricks falling through our skylight
We have settled with the contractors for dam.
ages. and II YOU want first-ciass piano and
don't mind a few scratches the case will
sell you any for less than one-half the
original price They all frst-class make.
and onlv slightly marred in case.
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~ Freckles, Moth, Liver Spots.
and all discoiorations of the srsn
$50 JOIN II. HW0oDsi GtfKEsvf r.
500 Merm0d-Jaccard 8ldr
u. Loa1a.
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.ADAMEDoRALACY'S

MEDIUMS-CLAIRvOY
Ffrteep Cents rar Line.
DRAKE royal English clarvoyant. palm
list: advice. business. health, etc. 1'24 Olive ct
MRS. CRAWFORD, clairvoyant and medium
can be consulted on all business. magnetic and
vital magnetism, all diseases cured without
medicine: drink habit cured. 2s02A Franklin ave.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.
DYNAMOS and motors all style. and yotsres
for sale rent: we buy electrical machinery
Rossiter-MacGovern Electrical Co.. Tel ll4e
Main. si1 Missouri Trust building
HAI,FHoRsE-PowER electric dynamo K N.
Republic
The Monticellonian., 1903-10-22
THE REPUBLICS GREAT OFFER.
An Exceptional Opportunity For Old and New Sub
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Special arrangement has been made by the St. Louis Republic to furnish old or new subscribers with the only official and author ized life of Pope Leo XIII. This is one great volumne, bound in elegant cardinal cloth, gilt and ink stamping, with pages of text and illustrations. The work was prepared and written by Monsignor o Reilly. D. D. l.. D., D. Lit, official biographef of the Pope.
 The regular cash price of this book Is S2 50. Any one remit ting S2 50 will be entitled to Is months subscription to the Twice-a- week Republic and .. copy of the book. postage pre- paid. This offer is open to new and old subscribers. The book IS printed in English, French and German and is now ready for de- livery. Address all orders to the Republic, St. Louis, Mo.