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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-06
SPECIALS.

REft RLic SPECIALS.
showing.
Wheeling. ". Va. Jan. River "a feet; sta
Parkersburc at noon.
Cincinnati. @; Jan; River 81 6 feet, rising;
Cloudy and cooler: snow. ' ''' ''' 'e'
New Orleans La. Jan; Arrived and depart
ed: j. j.. Finley and tow. PittshurE.
~ tset: on faIlis: s. feet: Below locks 5asEs % i aeI
s5 GFa a. M Te TSS GAUGE al; Is ss,i End u ~, H oss - up at
burlington. la. Jan. 5.-The river is still rising
The ice running more heavily. The weather IS
Wasaw. Ill. Jan. Gauge reads s feet. a
rise of >. Colder and raining. Some new ice
Cape Girardeau. Mo. Jan. 5.-River clear Of
ice and falling The Chester ana Grey Eagle
colder. Lish, snow this morning. ~
Chester Ill. Jan. Rive rising: gauge :
tow at $3.50 p. m. "-
Cairo. III. Jan. THE river gauge reads 27.s
last "a hours. Weather cloudy and cold The
Charlotte Boeckeier arrived from the Lower Mis-
at a. m with i barSes Of Of Wood. II! The , tnTrie =
s s5I.Ssa f Th1 b 1Gnsa Fowler at a; wa @' in S' ana : o smp sg
time. Tbe Erred HaItwig arrived from below at .
Padnsah.. Ky. Jan. 5,@RiSer is.ia reads %.
feet. The Joe Fowler from Evansville arrived at
trip this morning a, le:45. The b. = w ON Bu uftorr
from Nashville. at midnight and left at O'Clock
this morning for Clarksvilie. The Dick Fowler
departed On time this morning for Cairo with a
good trip; The little towboat Uncle Sam arrived
at ) O'Clock Yesterday evening and left with
tow for Nashville this morning. The CTyclr is
due out of the Tennessee River this evening.
Business IS good on the river front to-day.
Memphis. Tenn. Jan. 5.-The river here stands
23.s feet on the gauge. a fail Of 81 feet in the
last u hours. The Kate Adams departed at ; n.
IN. for Arkansas City with a good trip. The
James Lee departed AT 3 D. m. for Friar's Point.
The Rnbt. Il Lee isplrrpl nj Z N ~ fnr tSb-
port. The Peters Lee leaves to- morrow evening
for Cairo. The Memphis and Fulton packet Sun
Is hard aground at Randolph. sixty miles above
here, Captain Geo. w. Phillips. her commander,
left here yesterday with the towboat Minnehaha
to try and get her OF. The Harry Brown with
q big tow q coal PASSED down at noon to-day
arrived at l u. m. from Natchez and will walt
for orders here. Receipts by river to-day were
2+ bales cotton. 30 bags seed cotton and LAB
eacka cutton-sped-
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SUMMARY OF ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

most OF the news was bunhh. Foreign adWces indicated good European demand for
some time. and there was an almost total lack of outside orders Statistical adWea
Were distinctly favorable to the buying side The visible supply showed a very small.
Increase The slow movement to Minneapolis and Duluth and the development of t.
brisk inquiry for good milng wheat turned the tide representative of n prominent
hohrageh house were heavy buyers sin the closing hour Under the tmpetlso this sup
port all the eny losses were neutranzeia and them market closed with an advance.
Though here was little outside speculation in corr. the May opton had good sup
port mainly because of the improved cash demand. Offerings were extremely light and
the visible supply decreased the last week
May wheat opened ISc up amd closed &c up
May corn opened Lie up. and closed sdhc up
May oats chseih NSsc up
Produce prices we're practauyu unchanged. There was a moderate supply of uts
and vegetables
Local sNrrtes were iy active with most ssueso IN tho downturn fractions had
good support
Yesterdays hank cbarngs we're SO4eS Is: balances 81 35O6. Discount rates were
between : and per cent
Spot cotton vas et md unchanged in the local market
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sr The sl EsJPuOI nn su0,a'iGRs are for car lots in
lots on orders are charrei higher. "
~AATFFfffEMsH nPs1 b5i,. from sald i' s,'rast PER Ben snf ba:
Wis. fair at s,5oul:.S. choice at t.5a2: fancy
up to s. lSG2 %; winesap from se.-5I2 i: willow
cordins to eendiiion, Hulk at ,iisai25S per iso
Sn es srk; Eastern q so baldwin Nc. ! at s2l5a225. and
at l5Gltc per pony basket
,PEARs-Keifer at s2.25a2.5o per Dbl. for
..PAciFIC ToAsT ~FRTITs-Caii ornta pear. a,
:sg2 .. white dSyenne at s.; ?uerre s~iairsGaa a,
les Tihssr Neitis al H sdnSta on per frS so-'s a, Box 9 10.
Car lots Florida at s.. ;5as.S5.. caiitornia navel
On Q order. 55q5 1ya per box higher. '''-'' On 'A'
on trk: on basis Of 50 for
box on orders ,25Sses Ter box higher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at n.5oa2 per doz.:
'! @aIA 8 sY Gs~l sfT Ssa;s 50 per ber.
CoCoANUTs-s22a23 per l.coi E. trk.. and In
toS9ins Wsy st g. 59g2;s5 per 100 -,
,lS @nsa per- isf Sbi. Isse yari 5 e ss33iSaaiipp'f!o way al
omII3 D on tx Ca, at ta.s FOR
braska. Iowa and early Ohio 4sat5c
and ssas { sfd' fellow 5ss &c. s '2 SS st del Mi.. /" fu a;
sSe .Ss; seG9!dlas to Son = . ten, Whit hi. ,S S5ai ssi nc.
eoTdins e quality: domestic a, s.; red cabbage
s's sxr 4 siasG PsE ,S2 Is per ,.-sbl. and ss.es per
Dbl: on order. higher.
G~rMBonFleIida Is s.. q
,N'' SIC wv a.
per doz. Florida S,I6 per crate.
SWEET MISUNDERSTANDING at s0H &c: Nan
semond at 7.gsoc for yellow to s5Rgoc for red:
queen at b5n 1900. per bu box
ToMATOES-Florida per 6-hasket crate at $50
az % for good to choice: Mexican is sold at 1875
Q3.0.
~PARsNIPs-aaaRc a bu box.
cEIERY-California at 50 -: homegrown at
Saioc per doz. punches: celery roots Soa&oc per
doz.
BEETs-Home-Rrow at slal.25 a Dbl, or 25a
Soc per bu. loose.
CARROTS-Northern Mt 50Q55c per 100 lbs:
home grown at 4oc per hu. and 81 20 a Dbl.
Orleans nj 81. 50G3 a Dbl.
EGGPLANT-Florida at 81 50H2 a crate. and
@OQ5oc up to 81 a doz. according to size.
ONE grown at %0dror per bu. box;
New Orleans l5c per doz. punches.
grown at 15q30c per bu. box,
and 5od75c a Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures per Dbl. On orders.
higher.
kALE-Hone- grown at 1oc a bu. box
GARI1C-New Orleans new at 5G6c per ID.
UASH-Hubb at 35d4oc per 100 lbs.
RADlSH 1S-30G3S per doz. punches. accord
Ing to variety and size.
STRING B~EANS-scarce, and higher, Quote:
per bu. loose.
BRUSSELS per quart.
Orleans at &c a box.
Oriean, at 81 per Dbl.
Orleans I0GI5c ioz.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at H-75al.S .
crate for choice.
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y RAILWAY.
Depart. Arrive.
$50 am ISIS pm
$40 pm 100 am
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ST. LOUIS And HANNIn
Via WabaS
Train.
Mail and ESprcss................
Mail and EXprcss-..-...-........
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ROUTE.
Depart Arrive.
s3:05 am T:3o pm
500 pm 7:35 am
$500 am s7:l5 pm
?:I pm e2:1o pm
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES WI
BCRG-FEN NSlLVANIA

BCRG-FEN NSYLVANIA
Train.
Fast Mail
New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Speci Il
Indianapolis and New York
Local -
New York Limited ............
Vandslia AcconmOoation ......
Columbus. o.. and Eastern Ex-
press
Indianapolis and New York
I,xpress
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s4S-MisseS Monte Carlo Coat-l2, IA and
16 years-Ash-gray cheviot IL used for this
stylish ~arment with dark-blue velvet for
trimming. The adjustment is made with
shoulder and underarm seams only.
The Upper part OF the garment fits well.
but 1t falls loosely in box effect and flares
widely at the hem. The closing is made in
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FRISCO

Train. Depart. Arrive.
Valley Park Accommodation. IS 50 am TO: 80 am
Valley Park Accommodation. ts:n5 am Il IS am
Pacific accommodation 49,. 1880 am tl:5 pm
Springfield. Fort Smith. Par
is. Dallas. Ennis, Houston.
Galveston, Carthage. Joplin
and Wichita .....'....-...... 's:co am 1850 pm
Pacific accommodation ......... I:l0 pm ti0:25 am
Valley Park Accommodation IT'S 81 pm tt4:39 pm
Meteor. for Springfield. Car
thage, Joplin. Wichita. VIM
tia. Oklahoma. Deni.on, Sher-
man. Dallas. Fort Worth.
Waco and B~rownwooG ......... s2:3o pm ell 30 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1910 pm $50 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1924 pm s6:o5 pm
Pacific Accommodate ton ......... IS "a pm tao am
Texas and Kansas Limited, for
Springfield. Eureka Springs.
Fort smith, Paris. Dallas.
Greenvillc. Ennis. Corsicara.
Houston. Galveston. Austin.
San Antonio. Carthage, Jop-
lin. Wichita, Burton and
the West ......-....-,.. 's:a5 pm 100 am
Western Express. for SPRING
field. Vinita. Deni.on. Sher-
man, Oklahoma. Carthage
and joplin pm Sl5 am
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Iiuers and stains Ln1sc of white.
Ghlsy"stuu-Narke closed quiet and steady:
Qugt": NtdiIlugs : 1l-l6c: sales 6fi bales.
New OTl-ans-Spot market quiet. midhlings
5 g-IGr
Mrmphis-Srot market nru; middlinss size.
Receipts At III nclpa! points.
Galveston. s.I3J bales
NV orleans. lS.42i bales.
Mobile. -.qJ' bales.
Savannah. 2,74 bales.
Charleston. 2l bales
Norfolk. J.sSl bales
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sOuTHERN AILWAY

Train.
Princeton, Louisville. Lexing-
ton and way stations. Chat
tanooYa. Rome. Atlanta. Mat
tuon and points in the South
s O..
Mount Vernon Accommodation.
princeton. Louisville. Lexing-
ton and way stations. Knox
Vile, Asheville. Chattanooga.
Rome. Atlanta. Augusta,
Charleston. Macon and all
POINTS IN Florida and the
Snltheast
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| A~LLEY-6ox2O, bet. Tesson and Popping:
julius f. GreTet to EwaId +. sunkei
BAKfTMFR.5o IT.: n. s.. bet. clara and
Goodfeiiow: Chas. Cunlnr ct al, TO Smith
p. Galt-trustee's . AZ
BELI-ls,5 II, $. s. being 2aal Rei av. -"
Henry Andreas ct al 10 Marx II An
derson-w' 10 ="
RELiwIs : r.. So being sa;i Rail ave.
W NJ ~ y 'onh ) = -Ne"euh ,
Page. Emmerson Realty Co to Mag.
gle L. B.i!s-w. go
CADET-(Triangle tract. s. 8, bet. Kings
highway and Manchester; Elizabeth
Winter to Eighth Street Realty Co
W. d.. En-
IT.. W, 8. bet. GARFIELD and '
Cote RriIiiante. Eutzabe,h Flor, 70
Theresa FiorI-admr.' d............ 2ss7
mi: tSsra For n n . yy a. seinf R aS cn Tns
W. d......." asn
cara, Wm ? n NLcc@-m 81: pet .H Set shd
GrayIw' ~ N"' " q nm
ALLEN Cor second Caronde,., WV
Haley tn chas Geweie ssirnm.nt
Of Ieas. N"' A. "e"e-as"eht ,
.. ~, u;b,,t.r ovid .
temnieiSn; Jacob NJ. Bixier and wife to ANA,
nv AVS ., hc, yond, i'v''
al Sat- ~ &c -.
1acnt So S.-pne" S'euoe pofa anu so.
FAIRPaS"ls :, 10; vv.n Aioe
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Ilarhor gauges Yesterday marked Sc feet. in
diyatinG = rise OF s OF a foot in four
hours.
Weather clouiv.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE-UN

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 ana
Wisconsin ...... .............
The INSTRUMENTATION Pa
ciflc Express. for Kansas
City. ST. Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills, Wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington,
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon
Twin City Express. for ST.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
Tie Nebraska = Colorado EN-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. Joseph
Night Northern Express" for
st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Iowa
For Illinois, via East Side line.
to Rock Island and Clinton.
For Dubuque and La Crosse. =.
For Kansas city, Council
Bluffs. Omaha, st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado,
Utah and Pacific Coast.
Local for Hannibal ............
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0e2s-GlRLS DRESS.
1, 8, 8. 10 and IL vea,s.

PaIe-hue cloth, spotted with . darker
blue. IA hero trimmed with blue velvet and
white silk. The waist 10 made over q itted-
body lining that closes in the center back
and is faced with velvet to a round yoke
depth back and front.
The back Is plain, across tho shoulders
and blouses stylishly at the belt The full
fronts are gathered at the upper edge and
arrange to outline the yoke
A plain velvet collar completes the neck.
The bertha Of white silk is trimmed with a
narrow band OF velvet. It outlines tho
yoke. fasters on the left shoulder, and
gives q smart finish to the little frock.
The sleeves are one-piece bishop models
that fit the upper arm closely. They arc
gathered at the lower edge and adjusted on
narrow velvet wristbands.
The straight. full skirt Is attached to the
body portion and closes in the center back.
A velvet belt conceals the joining. Tho
skirt flares prettily around the bottom and
the hem is trimmed with two bands OF vel
vet. II so desired the body lining may be
made separate and fancy guimpes used
with the slightly low-neck waist.
Dresses in this style are made Of CASH
mere. serge, Henrietta and any of the syl-
ish novelty goods that look so well on lit
tie folks. The bertha may be omitted.
To make the Dress for n girl of s years
Will require two and one-quarter yards of
material a inches wide. with one-half yard
OF silk and one-half yard of velvet for
trimming. The pattern, No. $50. is cut in
sizes for girls 4. 6. s. 10 and l2 years.
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tribe OF BEN-HUR.

sIMoNIDES COURT. No. 81. TRIBE OF Rem
Hur, Sons and Daughters Of Hur SimoriieS
Court No. s, will hold their regular semisnnual
election OF officers on the third Tuesday OF De-
c-mher. Business 81 Importance TO be trans
acted. All are urged 20 attend.
JAS. V. MAJORS. Chief.
W. Roy Si~'er. Scribe. c6ls Thomas street.
Attest: w. Roy Sigler. Scribe. 2sis Thomas st.
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Butter firm. Quotations: Creamery-Extra 3oc:
&c; fIsts lsalec: grease 4G5c. Ladls-packed-E1-
ta leq2oc; frsts 1,d1sc. C~ountry-Packing stock
l39l5c. Renovated-Good 2)G22c.
Eggs-Current receipts 21d221Lc. Receipts 1. 100
local and shipped $50: through Sal.
heeseLNorth on orders: Twins lac: singles
11s<S; dsisies lsiac; 7. A. 13hc; lonehorns s4c:
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
SJIfNIlE

Esstbound-Leaves Eighth and Gra;iot streets.
dasy-5i2 800. $50 P m: Except Sunday. 90.
So. y. m. Saturday and Sunday %only-1I; p. m.
sunday only-5:H, i:o5. s:09 a. m: l2.25 p. m.
Leave Washington Avenue. Daily-l46, 6:1i.
So p m. Except Sunday-4:9s. On, al. SIS.
1919. ll:23 a. M; l2:l2, $50. 3:59. sos z. m. Sat
urday and sunday only-lla25 p. m. Sunday only
I:2s, .;s. 9:l3 a: m l2:9 p. m.
Westbound Leave Granite City. Daily 1:i0,
2:l2. SIS. T:l2 p, IA Except Sunday-5:15. 6s4.
a:o2. S:4. s:2s, 1922 a. m 3:25. 4:30.' 9:I p. M
1000 a. m. Saturday and Sunday only-1l: so y. M,
Af Leave s Msdisan. i bail SuleayF 81 S :; N; IN y. NJ.
Except sunday--5;Is;. SOC. 7:es. Sis. e:s2. 1o:t9
= M, 3:2l. t:35. 9:2i p. IN. Saturday only-S5l
.. m. Sunday ~only-6:o0. SOS. 1906 a. m. Satur-
DAY and Sunday only-lls5s %. m.
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Furs.


Extreme Southern skins Is per cent less. an
strictly Northern 25q50 per cent more.
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COTTON REL

Train.
Arkansas and Texas Express
VIA Bismarck and peltaD.....
Arkansas and Texas Fast Mail
VIA bismarck and Delta)....
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IRON MOUNTAIN

Train.
Texas Fast Mall to Little
Rock. TeSarkara. Dallas. Fort
Worth and Abilene ...........
Hot Springs Special ..-......-..
Delta. Columbus and Cairo Ex-
Fast Day Express-Dallas. Fort
Worth, Austin. San Antonio.
Houston and Galveston 800.
Texas. Mexico and California
Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
FL Paso. Los Angeles. Gal
weston. san Antonio and La
redo =.
Memr..is Express
FOURTH STREET MD CHot
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs.


GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
W.. A +. a \. M. Will hold "A special
" communication at : O'Clock tuesday even
ans. January L. 1898, at Masonic Temple.
Grand and Finncy ayes. FOR work in the h:sl
and third degrees. Al Master Masons are fra
ternally invited 10 attend.
\ J MICIENER. w. N.
Henry I.Jhou. Secretary.
MISSOURI LODGE N {. /. A. F. & A.
~ called 'ot-lnGulcatH on Wedr.>-
~ day. January at 7:2N p. m. CORN
than Hall. Grand Avenue Masonic Tom
PIE { irsree. Members ale requested aud
VISITING brethren fratrrralv invited To- attend.
TAYLOR Il. WYRICK. W. N.
Iohh II Deems. secretary.
TUSCAN LODGE. 10. 2so. \. >. A.
wv NJ. Twentv-"iGhtR Street and washington
~ There VIII lr a regular som
ruuication q, Tuscan Lodge held this
Tuesday evening; January s. at $50 o'clock
sharp. Work in NJ. NJ. degree zone candidate.
Members requested TO attend. Visiting brethren
frat"ruallv welcome. JOHN v. MUTE W. NJ.
Fred 4. Smith. Secretary.
WEST GATE LODGE. NO AS. A. r.
NJ Tuesday evening a, 7:s0 o'clock at Grand
~ Avenue Temple Work in T. A. degree.
Visitors welcome. II. +. STEININGER w. NJ.
A. Rawson. Secretary.
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g OF \

~. ALFHA COUNCIL. NO. /. LEGION OF
1Af Honor. meets second and fourth Tues
~ days. Doric Hall. Grand and Finney ave-
- nues. CHAS- 4. HoCTS. Chancellor.
\. A. Dryden. Recorder.
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RED MEN.


STANDING ELK TRIBE No. IS.
& 8: So: ! !. !. .. !" J. !: ! 81. 8" j. 3 =. :. :: s.; :; j; 4. 4. ].
~ Improved Order OF Red Men. meets
every Thursday night at Druids'
Hall. Ninth and Market streets. First
Thursday Of each month. Adoption
degree: second Thursday. Warriors
degree: third Thursday. Chiefs de-
gree; fourth Thursday. tribal bust
ness. Visiting chiefs invited 10 our councils.
{. W. FRAZEE Sachem.
C. f. +. Townsend C. OF r.
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Wool.

Wet hides should always lie thoroughly cured
before being shipped.
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NJ, h. & 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City. Columbia. Boom
VILE. S-talia, Fort Scott. In
dian Territory and Texas
Express .......
THE Katy Flyer" for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. Gal
weston. San Antonio. Mexico
City and intermediate points.
jefferson City. Columbia. Boon
Vile, Sedalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory and Texas Express
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritory and Oklahoma Flyer.
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ILLINOIS
Northern Lines.

Train. Depart A
North Illinois Express
Springfield. Freeport and Du-
Chicago Da Wight Special-Peo-
ria and Springfield eli rs am -.
Springfield. Accommodation 49,. t4:t5 pm 10.
Chicago Diamond Special ...... $40 pm 4
Springfield Accommodation -. = 40 pm -.
Southern Lines.
Train. Depart.
Fast Mail Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson, Tenn;
New orleans and Texas Ex-
press. Nashville. Atlanta and
Jacksonville :. ...........-... 80 am y:
New Orleans Special = Cairo,
Memphis and New Orleans. 2:H pm IS:
Accommodation-N Murphy boro.
Marion and Cairo ..;:....... f4:So pm II:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Marion and Creal Springs,
Sparta ard Chester .....:... $50 pm II:
New orleans Limited Cairo,
Memphis: Dixie Flyer-Nash-
VILE, Atlanta and Jackson
villa 70 ~ nm Ell
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Building Permits

shop: $500. "
,A..A. Fischer Arch and Building Company,
dwellings. 5l69-1-b-77-19 Fairmount: Son. 900.
Stedelie Bros. store. S23 North Fourth: 81. 90.
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ST. LOUIS VALLEY RAILWAY
ST. ~LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.

ST. LOUIS, h. Z. AND COLORADO II. II.
(FrOm Union StntfOn.)
Train. Depart. Arriya.
l0l and 102. Mail and Express
GasCOnaGe River and inter
mediate points .....-........... 1850 pm 80 so am
lpo and lVt. Accommodation
GsscOnade River and inter-
mediate ppiprs %-al 49,, .s.vE 49,
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River and Rustncss.

River Forecast.
The river al 81. Louis will rise slightly.
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m in this style are made of vel
vet. velour and heavy satins or silks. with
fur and lace collars. The lining is a special
feature IN these coats, as they are often
Worn open and display exquisite satins and
brocades delicately tinted.
To make the coat for a miss OF IA years
will require two and one-half yards of 81
inch material. with three-eighths yard Of
is cut in sizes for misses Il, IA and 16 years.
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ST. Louis Future Prices,

St. Louis Curb Market.
May wheat. TtAc. puts, Isc: calls. 75c. May
corn, 49,. puts. 3sxd3ssc; calls. 3saa40c.
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TIMETABLE.
ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.

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GLOVER LEAF Il,
Train.
1.-THE Commercial Traveller
Toledo. Buffalo and New York
Eastern EXpreS-Illinois. In
diana and OhIJ pJlnts....--.
Ramsey Accommodation $1,000.
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Train.
Florida Limited. via Nashville.
Atlanta. Chattanooga. Macon.
Townsville, Jacksonville -.
Augustine and Tsmpa-...-.
Fast Mail-Evsusvilie. Nash
VILE. birmingham. Noutgom-
cry. Chattanooga, atlanta,
Mobile. New orleans and
jacksonville Fla. Charles
ton, :.
Southern Express. q Evans
VILE. Nashville. birmingham.
Mobile. New Orleans. Thum-
ssv!lle. jacksonville. Palatka.
Ocala and st. Petersburg.
RIA.
L., II. & ST. l.. RY. Uiend
Train.
Fast Msil-Owensboro, Glover
port. Louisville and the East.
Eastern Express - OwensbOrC.
cloverport. Louisville and
the las
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LAKE SHORE, NEW ORE CENTRAL AND
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AND CHESAPEAKE y ONO
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Indianapolis Express ........... Il 80 an $50 pm
New York and Boston Limited. $50 am s:41 pm
KnickerbpCker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore and PhilaieIphis.. 1900 noon s:4S pm
Nation and Alton AcComrno-
dalton 800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b:oo pm $40 am
Boston. New York, Cincinnati.
Philadelphia .................. Il. 30 pm $50 am
Cincinnati Express .......... SIS pm 500 am
Aluou-LeaVes 1910 n. m. '5:45 p. IN. Arrives
$500 u. m. 'i:+5 p. m.
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OF HONOR.

@An NOUN OLIVE LODGE, NO. s4S. X.
ANN OF H. meets every Tuesday at north
XEX west corner Twenty-second and Frank
%FTA lin avenue. All knights Of Honor are
most ~cordislly invited TO all our meetings.
A. E. HOIToN. Dictator. 3Ni Wash st.
VIM. Mcconnell. Reporter. $50 Walnut street.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivers

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MOBILE AND OHIO.
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st. Louis and Florida Limited. sa:11 pm s7:36 am
Murphysboro. Sparta, Chester
aud Percy Accommodation. fb:1o DIN f1o:z0 an
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND 1T. LOUIS
RAILWAY &C., p. 4 ST. LII.

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