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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05

early on the ground. He went at once to headquarters and vas kept busy all during the day.
 During one of the sessions Eli P. Smith will make a report from the fraternal correspondence committee, composed of himself. His report will be one of the most interesting features of the grand lodge meetings. This will be the third report of it's kind he has submitted to Alabama grand lodges. It embraces an account of the progress of the order in fifty-four grand domains, comprising the supreme Jurisdiction in the United States and Canada. It will show that during the past year the Knights of Pythias order has attained the greatest growth of that of any preceding year during the past de-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
To Open United States Court.

United States Deputy Marshal Cooper and United States Clerk J. G. Allison went to Anniston yesterday to formally open the new United States court for the eastern division of Alabama
 The new district was created by the last congress. It contains the counties of Calhoun, Talladega, Etowah, Cherokee, Clay and Cleburne.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
RAILROAD WORLD.


 R. L. Simpson, commercial agent of the Southern, with headquarters in Columbus, Miss was in the city yesterday.
 H. F. Latimer, travelling passenger agent of the Southern, went to Jackson, Miss, last night He will escort large delegation from that point to Savannah to attend the Southern Baptist conven- ton. The party will pass through here tomorrow morning.
 J. P. Daly. travelling passenger agcnt of the Missouri Kansas and Texas, with headquarters in Atlanta, spent a few hours in Birmingham yesterday.
 A rate of s5.25 for the round trip from Birmingham to Atlanta has been author ized from May to 12 on account of the meeting of the national convention of Charities and Correction to be held in that city between those dates.
 c. H. McManus, general superintendent of the western district of the Southern with headquarters in Chattanooga, is In the city He stated last night that no definite time had been determined upon for the removal of the general offices of his district from Chattanooga to Birming ham. He also said that if the Southern contemplated the erection of an office building on the property on Twentieth street, recently bought from the Moore & Handley Hardware company, he knew nothing of it. He said he thought the site would be used for general freight and team trackage purposes
 The recent rumor of a suit for $25,000 damages said to have been brought by Ex-Superintendent Ewing of the Knox vile division was false and was vigorous ly denied by MT. Ewing through the paper on the day following which the report was circulated.
 It is said that Second Vice President W. W. Finley of the Southern, who has been abroad for several months for the benefit of his health, will arrive home this month fully recovered.
 H. c. Avery, city passenger agent of the Central of Georgia at Jacksonville, Fla. is temporarily performing the duties of J. H. Kinzie, who recently resigned as travelling passenger agent at this point.
 
 Northern Securities Company Income. New York, May 1.-The Northern Se- curities company issued today state ment of its income account from Novem- Der IS, 1901 to December 31, 1902, showing dividends received on stocks owned to be $15,364261 and surplus, after payment of expenses. dividends, interest, taxes, etc, of $75S117. The circular to stock holders says that an audit company has certified to the financial statement given out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
BoYLEs LAND COMPANY.
Declaration of Incorporation Was Filed
 Yesterday-capitaI $1o,ooo.

A declaration of incorporation was filed in the office of the probate judge yes terday by the Boyles Land company, cap ital stock $1O,0OO.
 The incorporators are R. F. Meade, John London and I. c. Beatty The stock Is divided into 100 shares at the par value of $100 each
 The principal place of business of the new company will be In Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
Northern Securities Company Income.
All seamen

know the comforts of having on hand a supply of Borden's Eagle Brand Com densed Milk. It can be used so agree ably for cooking, in coffee, tea and choc- olate. Lay in supply for all kinds of expeditions. Avoid unknown brands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
Supreme Representatives.

Probably the greatest interest in regard to elections is centered in the race for supreme representatives. Two will be elected, one to serve for four years and the other for two years. The candidates for supreme representatives are: D. C.. Cooper of Oxford, Jesse B. Wadsworth of Birmingham, Dr. w. H. Wilder of Bir- mingham and J. M. Riggs of Montgom- cry. Only past grand chancellors are eligible for seats in the supreme lodge
 Grand Chancellor James B. Ellis was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05
Man1 siOa1S
 and Cottages

The mistress of a mansion, as 5f a cottage, brides herself on the econ omy with which she conducts her household. It is just as much in order for one as the other to en- courage the pride of economy in her children. What better way than through the savings bank?
 Birmingham
 Trust & Savings Co.
 From sLoo Up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05

J. P. Daly. travelling passenger agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas, with headquarters in Atlanta, spent few hours in Birmingham yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05

A rate of s525 for the round trip from Birmingham to Atlanta has been author ized from May to 12 on account of the meeting of the national convention of Charities and Correction to be held in that city between those dates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-05

R. L. Simpson. commercial agent of the Southern, with headquarters in Columbus, Miss was in the city yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

DOCTOR HOGAN ss s'sss sssas:a ss: AMI in,sss. sas
adopted ~ desired. ladies IN trouble. call or
wrifos terms rezs-s consultation free. Eis Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
RUNAWAY GIRLS MAY TRY.
TO EVADE COURT SERVICE.
said That Parents Are Not Anxious te
Prosecute the Case Against
Allen Sutherland. -.

Home after two weeks experience in
Chicago. Josephine Dow and Lillian SAT-
ford. the Niaplewocd girls who ran away.
now hope 90 be as successful in cvading
court service as they were in lodging. il
IS said. their parents during their ab-
seuce.
The disappearance Of the girls caused
the arrest Ut Allen Sutherland OF No.
sl15 Fiuzey avenue on a warrant charg-
iuG him with iuveigliug and decoyinS
them out OF the state. The case against
Sutherland WAS called for trial in Jus
ticr HeimcriuE's court Saturday. but was
continued by Assistant Prosecuting At
J0ru"y Gardner 81 St Louis County for =
week, who hoped in the meantime to find
Jhe runaway girls and get their testi-
muuy.
The parents OF the girls were anxious
that the warrants be issued. hopinE
thereby 10 get information that would
assist In loCaJiug them, but now that thew
have returned IT, Is said they wish To
the state Attorney is determined that
the trial shall be had, and every effort
Will b. made 20 serve subpOenas on the
. me girls say that they went to Chicago
10 develop the talent that they thought
was latent within them. and that hey ex-
ureat fu get employment as actresses.
They bad heard that there was an opening
Boo Chicago Tor an ambitious young girls
tlgItriCluy inclined. but the closest they
got O" BE- Was hind the counter in 4
HJrEIIU store This. they say. was too
much like work, and they decided TO come
home Their parents received them with
open arms and fUrgave them.
Pat Reagan. WHO IL also wanted on q
similar charge, has not been arrested
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Master Horse-hoer. ut St. PauI.

s.. Paul Mimi, oct. 12.-About 90 dele
sates 90 the twelfth annual convention
OF the Master H0yseshoers' Protective As
ISOLATION met In the Senate Chamber OF
tho grp.tOI shortly before noo, to-day
GGygsu'r Van SAINT and Aiayor smith
in1ae speeches OF welcome. and responses
were made by ". J.. McPartIiu og Brook
Louis and N. 3. Burroughs OF Washing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TWENTY YEARS ON THE ROAD.
Letter Reaches Destination Long
After Man Is Dead.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ava, H., oct. County Treasurer w
H. Trobaush received a letter Saturday
that was written twenty years ago. Il
has been wandering ever since.
1t was written by w W. Kimban 10
Charles Eirkham, then County Treasurer.
concerning some taxes. kimbau vas
afterwards Treasurer himself. and Kirk
ham has been dead eight years
TIE mystery is where has the letter
been.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
" nank at rort RornI. III.

AslHt e. Din HLtsIlAls
Springfield H., oct. IA permit was
issued to-day by State Auditor McCuI-
loush for the organization or the Port
byron state Bauk. located at Port Byron.
iil-, with capital stock of 5000 Tho
gi-Hnizefs Lse J. W S.monsun. John Scha-
Ter, W. +. Gaructt auI y II Weudt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
kNIcnTs OF THE MACc,UrEs-

nEWEY TENT. no. -. KNIGHTS or THE
- Lscca1ees q ile World. meets second
aud fourth Luesdays of even tE0uth a. sIutl
s. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth ard Carroll
Etreet-- Next review Ileaday. Sertcmbcr s. L.
NIs.tlnE sir knights are cordially invltf.I
PETER EALvEs,S. Commander
Henry Rauth. Record EssgsT
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS


Smaller receipts o. hogs. with higher
Prices 5- rEl yards were factors iu Great
Ing q firm tone iu provisions. and al
though tEr weakness iU corn had some
SneCI. pI-."s were " 30 maintained. Trad
ing was gul"t throughout the day. Tre
close wgs nrw. with Jan. pork 1-tc
higher al Ai-'.'-. Jan. lard was up lsi=c
40 SfsS and Tiu- gffsfzs higher at s5-lj-
E.a-IgIatsI receipts Tor tomorrow
Wheat. 10 c.E-. euEu Ay Ca-s: oats, -
CrEE. hos. Irtus head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
nor m TEE TRUSTS,

We Ell ADVANCE SOU frHrg 80 % so cl
LL is->l4. f.-. fEANH-. HORSES ard WAC
gNS without REMOVAL. az q GREATLY RE-
II .E1 RATE fasI .ill enable you 20 PAY =
any DEBT son NAV nave. NuI can EEsI URN
tE- --.IrE o. r.. can. iu 1.rhlr D- monthly
ra--Es1a-s. ard u1lF Pay Tor LIr TIME y0I Use
LHH MONEY. Mr.u ir reel = money. call ~
or ORNATE OFFICE and get cur RATES. or
laLII.F,'- q. -lrs. A-s-IINNICS' TRUST
Co. corner S.--. and olive sts.. eeC1.1 ElC-.
F-NLl.h N'-E 10 81 SsTaE ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

~>N~~Ns@1-~>~~ -
PAGE =Era- Nicely Furnished ruHru. with
board. for two s. week G,rraau cooking.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
ROYAL ARCASUli.

Grand COUNCIL. MISSOURI ROYAL.
" Arcanum. sfe-gII Holland EuuatuE-A
cordial welcome % visitors. friends, brethren
r. Il BACON. C. T.
Ino- e. EliiiuEsworth. Grand SECRETARY.
m OI-Np CITY COUNCIL. 80 a.
III Royal Arcauuru. meets nTst and third
tuesdays u each month at Howard Hall.
Garrison avenue an1 Olive street. Visiting
brethren fgateruaUy Invited % attend.
JOHN Il AHEENS Resent
John a Frluciscu. Secretary. I-lI Iluga.a
Trust building
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

WASHINGTON. Gs1a-SlreIv furnished front
venienras-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

m CUNT OLIVE LODGE 40. Sg. X. OF
III IT.. meets every Tuesday az r.Crthu1r ~
c1rner Twenty-secCni and Franklin avenue
~ knights % Hongr are most cordially In
Nitet @ all our mCefiuEz-
LOUIS r ALEWE.L Dictator. 81 wash
IL W. IEampe. Reporter. ~ s.. LguiI ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
M0N Z. B0NeY.

Easy PAYMENT LOANS uN PIANOS.
fsNI FETsF- Or ANY GOOD So. r1-RTTN.
H.s HlE suasa ru- TIRE tFET-s PEST LOAN IN
-Es u..g IN ulT new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN
lag -an rrfaF "a loan !u saEv WEEKLY Ct
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Al ID enables you 20
EAL ht. E Atao. "a La-f-
sE.Aii-Afl-lS W. NEVER REMOVE
GOODS. lEr w.I carry : lr loan l.nE a
desired. II r-u owe any hIfe vii. nav them
To- SOU and s1EaErr yuu MORE NON -.E.
lN CASE or SCENES or OFT OF EN-
FLDNNENT VIZ WILL EXTEND YOUR
LOAN WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE There
are 40 advance rl. ares "a dealing with US. ylL
CDL -.s tl.I amount the same day you apply
Liberal discount % nlld before due. clll.
write o. reIsu!s. -.H Main 81. or kiuI1-h G Isl
NEW YORK FINANCE 60. .g7-s-a ODD Tel
l-vs' building. Ninth and Olive SIS. El-ClL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

WASHINGTON boulevard. Iis5 - Elegantly
furnished rooms with beard: Jewish: Ecry rea-
Gonable rates
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

WASHINGTON sf1--Arr~accIro socrE5-t -tt1t
g.-Tg
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TRIBE OF BEN HuR.

7 HTHIs Ut IIIsN 1T TL.
= ENTUEY COURT. no -. TRIBE or
- Ren-Hur. meets the nat and th.EI Tue
Gays uf each month Al LAFAYETTE Hail. Seven
tcrs % Hur uccurlsJ a hearty u~ItUur
CliAS- tULGEAEEs CHIEF
MARY McSauara- scribe. le-s Cass avenue
IMBNIuES COURT Nu. G. TEIHE or
& Eru-taE. meets on the GE-t AMI trlTI
Tuszdays q each month AZ Fh1auIN I4E. Irs-
ssraHu ard Cas- avenues Ela.sIrg- sons AID
Daughters q Iiur always wrlClms.
EUGENE. IsEf $50. Cs.Hg
". Roy SI=l.r- Scribe. ssls Ifckr.u street
CT. LOUIS COURT. NO g. TRIBE OF
x Ecu-Hur. meets every Tuesday night
at Frank 4. Eisir Posi- Hall. Is.s MaEsat
street Sgn- ar LaEsh-srr % Hur from Dtl-r
a UasItal Invitation tl Nlslt- By glr-r %
SIDNEY H. HORN. Cu.rt
avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE

CORA. l7IE-Segeu rooms. attic path fur
mace front and back entrance. lEe yard. good
sheds: nice location. TX 9 or s-sls5.
EAS-OS. sssI-2S.Ce Gvssrogm fame cottage
Won Nsrsen. enc block IJu uel.u-r cars and
north ~ Worlds Eair.
ELLA. C2S-Beautifgl f1u--ru0u frame house.
attic. basement 5000 vel and fruit tro-s. near
four car lines. owner leaving g.Es- s. H.'- bar
gain: $50 cash. balance easy terms. tl-ll per
feet: tske Olive u- suburban c.l.s-
FOREST PARK Boulevard. crtr Pasl-,srw-
II built and furnished C.aEe-l-Irlll El-=s. large
basement, wine cellar. blLl-aEl-Ioll WIKI table.
etc.
HARTFORD. 15lJ-New. modern urlp-su. IA
nat. two families good rarlC-r.I cellar cloth.
china closets: owner within. rent S5zs yearly
or easy terms: nice brick COTTAGE i've rooms:
hall and wafer. ErguiJ1.i Sidewalk. llg 1l2I-3
feet call --1I X. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13

-f.a.g- u.....-= ur'aG-s ..l.e. .1 gu.f 81.
-l..a a.H .a..H. .at-r.T y...r1 very STEADY.
r.. . March s-EIe. ArrTI o -er- NI4v $50:
#... July $3.50. The ulfr-. Cu-aa1 ta-.-
g-I.- I.ta.E.r.1a. f5liaEiuE mth-- d.sapp5ifr-
.r- cable. ana fHa absence u killing frost Il
PROMISED ta ruu slightly unler those ~ I4--
grrH. 10 being tlJ cold with rains reported r. uJ
sF.l- .-..1eEs aG11lr an advance 10 yItrsrs a
uT.lt o- Two % SATURDAYS finals The unsettled
conditions IH Wall street ard threatening a--
fset .u tac Gar Eastern situation we're agaiuz-
H-r .l1srrs- however. and the stsadier tone was
soon lHsr. prices declining point by point under
a moderate selling movement until thew had
reached % level net 20 y points lower WheI
toward the end or the session considerable buv-
.r=. satI 20 have 0risinated BY resent seller.
e .'| bales 4 factor in the late advance was
fN. estimates fTr Tomorrow receipts at Lead
ing uy ms. heavy exports. including about 15,csD
BE colder weather being Indicated for Western
only {1 f-5 I.ls-. aEaiast s--t last year. SONS
other u"t..-7 were reported 20 be "a circulation.
market trEu-r-r- Private crop advises con-
t-rraI ~ a lGl.Ish average.
New orleans. Ia. oct lc-Cotton steady:
sEi.s 90 bales. ordinary &C. sod Ordinary
I-itr- low miidiluE 8 le-lf-, widclu-
I-s.ir-r 7frSy ilies. FSlt!rs5 yer- s1sady; o..
S.'N1Hs.a. N1y. 2Ut.rt e,-; Dec ell t-llc. jan
s.5as l,e:, Feb. see "a; March s.las5ec y.
-sHI. prices Q % 4 points higher. American
ir-. IlT T,r 5-g i..:is WI ssd e'i Sr;,ITaS Ill-
5-2-i. rrIlasrv 50-Is The sales q the day wers
AMI export. and irr.GGsI 6.Fo American; re
eH.Ft~ E-fHo r1lsE- al Hnier--Iu- Futures
oT-E.l v--y steady aHI closed quiet. American
-.s....Ifl. Nrr. and d.. t0al 1-i. Dee and
a.! . m yI--l s 5 ald ar- I ~ i3. 5 and RSr 4a5S9 5g
May fa5l. May and June Ess--
The Visible.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
3--GOEKEGTlRG OFFICE ROOMS--3
FOR RENT ~ NEW
REPUBLIC BEFFE- DING.


Above Is a plan OF q suite or three con-
meeting rooms on the second fiCor Of The
Republic building They front on Olive
street, and have total Of So square feet
Of floor space The tenant may divide and
arrange % suit. They have steam heat.
plenty natural light. elevator service and
are readily reached by stairway. one short
flight They are tire best located and
sandiest suite foF business Offices In the
ct:y.
Ioal particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
RESINBSS OFFICE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
TO CLOSE All EYTATE,

Tor sale. 14-ror7n brick house: seven blocks
west OF Uaign station: good .7cltign i1r Elo-s-
erty: s5.sO0. For particulars address AH -,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
Loans on FuYniture.

Rates ana s-rTrv or. card o. LroE.
s.5H ursslr paws -' tHlu-
81 ~ weekly pass "a E.HNH loan.
s. tI v.esIv pays Ss3rt loan.
7Es -Trhiy PAYS a 5000 loan.
Payments may De made weekly. ss-uizlo1thly
az r-nathIr. Ir d. o. ynEr interest % consult
u.s. All business private ard riz1v0boagl- --' US
CHEMICAL FINANCE co.
-#r Chemical building EisHtH and Olive zts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
SECRET SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOREST.
ERs

= OURT CJTE BRiILIANTE NO. s1l
- Independeat Qrter q Forcstsrs. Bow.
mans Hall Eleventh and Locust Sts.-Afeer!r..
On the -ec0nd and fourth THURSDAY evenings IL
". X. PENTLANp. CHEF Ranger
Residence. No. 1875 Penfict6n
W G. Wright, Recording Secretary. ~. Al
kenuerlT ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.

We r-a.e IlaTs on furniture WITHOUT RE-
LGNAL We make 10 inquiries % your
friends CT en- ..-H-. We E-Ee you the fI..
r-er.s fn suit sour IrHNEf-ss TE-NGE. ars AffTIs-
IEE. we DO -sf RECORD loans. we RECEIPT
f0- every ulsUs 90 IGaHa We yIy on aGE
OTHER LOAN ar balance a 3.suitug. aEd
GIVE MORE MONEY. We I-NTf-ND payments
lE case q SICKNESS. we cancel ALL PA
PEEs ~ Cas~ q death of husband 0- wife ne
make As Low rates rra LOWEST We
grant LIEEHA A.. DISCOUNTS S1- tine money
l5 1-- used This .s our bus asss n a nutshell
s--j S aEf.-n gU-rI-- sHsf. elsewhere and
be convinced tr7f y-c are THE PEOPLE
TFl- HOUSEHOLD I.HsN 60.
ROOM 81. FULLERTON BUILDING.
SEVENTH ANu PINE SIS.
Tn.7n.n-a Fr- o.. u aHf.. --HfHrH 3 ISL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
FOR SALE AKD EYeRaaRE,

Nanchesta- read. 5si-525-L.arEs buildings
ard lot FOR mauIfa curing. cheap 1.....
lll9-llI :. Thirteenth sJ-. 4-rugEl hats 40
4l-l Forest Park Boulevard AID = room
rats; cheap.
2925 Dickson -: large house and &c: sex
EIs.S cheap
House. ElD Warren -: modern 4 --l
LgrU Hats. bargain.
III Montgomery S.. rooms. stable.
sheds, etc. sur teamstsrs .------------ 8. &c
a5l5 LAEtgn ave. rooms ~ mace ------ H. %
-.ly McNair ave. s5zl1I. lot and ilsp-s---- 3. o.
lhia-Sats D-rlslgu ST. rI1 J-ruam houses 81. 10
1873 y. sarah St. Z rooms. a.N-a1. -..i
tly :, living ave. 6 rooms. gtc-------- "a
10 Clark ave. rooms. etc ------------- a-|.
Z-2f MCNair ave. house and lot -5Eii6.--- -.-sI
e5Is y. Garrison ave. r-ol5. e-c---------- --5H
.331 Maiden lane, rooms % 20
212s OsuRe ST.. good house and int-.-------- 81
fiJi Cote LrIla-aute ave. Tu1Iuss !ot o
-L.3 ------- .-----------s wv
Zil5--i4" Dickson St.. two s-Eu1tu houses
1EtP lpL5 ----------a---r---
go y. Tenth ST.: 6-rl1w house. cheap.
2sI2 y Twelfth 81. rooms. etc ..-------- l.T-9
.5l5 Maiden Jane. HHf---t-- 44s5l
Lots. s. s.. Wcs-uOr-.aHd place. l3o2lso-
Lots D. : PAGE ave. &c feet east Of Pen
dletE1- g. .ia- ------------- -----
-. s. Forest Park boulevard. near sarah
-. 2IEls1 feet t.-----.-----------------
To Close eatate-N- U'- corner Clay ard
Lee ayes-. Tot 29Nlgs1s -.-.-.---.-.--.---- see.
Lot s. ". corner Evergreen and Barnes
ggcs.- 7sEIsH. cheap.
McCANN-DDWLTSCi REALTY Co.
Einloch S1- ils5 Chestnut -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MEDIUMSCLAIRyOTANTs.
Fifteen Cclts Per Line

MEDIUMSCLAIRNON
Fifteen Celts Per LiEe-
FREE TESTS, FREE TESTS.
FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY.
A@ kCT.aIg.vUvANT spirit Medium.
3 PROF r. WILSON has no euual
10 Advice on business CIRCULATION. AL
III love and domestic troubles Fett.es
- 10vtrs' uuarrais. rFrIni-gs the separlt-
FL. tells whom YOU gyIIi MAEl.h- huI o. WIN
the nam Ur woman you love- how 70 overcome
all eraule7. gives fun secret bow 60 control Or
lufus-c. any Cur yHE love. No charge vrlCss
you uII him superior tn al other ClalrvCy ants.
EaII. g. SruI date ~ birth six questions
Eige OLIVE ST-pAELoRS s-s-a-1l.
AllfE Nf-NW rraaTarr ClalrggEaut In the
warIi= u-irzs eau1rlfsI f0-rthrr. Is Franklin.
AfA-E. GREEN. er-nd trance. palm. cards.
reunifas safLga-sIs works charms. &c and S..
sls9 Olive
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FEL-
LOWS.

S~~-~~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~~
"A SCHOR LODGE. no. s-Z l. o. o. p.
~ meets every af-alay evening a. ~lEEsTtu's
ItaIL. Nlneteruth au1 Wright zLree-z- NlrE
IN TIE degree Visiting uEgtueTs geiclu-s-
David Pett-. SecretaFy. lsti Dul=r.
= RIDE or THE WEST LODGE. so. -.
%. U. T.. meets tC-EigEt AZ s C'cluss
~ the FFafernai IuIfJlrE. northwest yJrrlr
Eleventh. sgIvcS and Iral Kiln avenue Al VS.
iJluE brothers are most -l.l..y invited -f-
tend. Members are earnestly scgg=st,l 90 ls
present. b.. <. SlNE. -. -.
c. LOUIS LODGE 40. e J. o. o. F.
Il meets every saturday evening ~
O'Clock At ode FelIrgE' Hall Sigsl ana
Olive. Hall No 4. Members expected tH al.ru1.
Visitors welcome. WgEE iu frs- degree.
e.. n. HuET. y. O..
wallace MeCarEo. Secretary Tr0 Ten.
AsfI.DEN LODGE. No. :. I q. %. F.. MEETS
W Tuesday evening % Zach week 40 hlLl 80.
!. odd FclIlWE buIll!aE garnHr Nlura auI
olive. et O'c!-cs- AIs!t.uE brothers invited -
attend = - CARVER. - u.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs.

ANNlENI FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs.
~NS~~~NS~-~~~~~~~~~|~~~~~
. LIFTOS HEIGHTS LODGE. 80 80. A.
~ ]. 4. III. w.l hold regular com
ulIuicat4ru AZ s--I o. m. AGcs4aE. at Vera
Hail. Clifton Heights WCTs IN tE.rI ,!rEscr-
All Master Alasous are rEatgrlslly iuvIygi 10
Z. d IiurrIdre. 5 eresary.
GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO >
~ A. r. Z A II. Wili hold stated com
El-uila.iCu at 30 cock l.ue-lav evening. o.
toneT D, at Ma.9n.t Temp. Grand aul ElE-
o-rE are requested 10 GttsuI- NlsIl4as Jrttlreu
A J. MIcHENER. W. II
Henry I.'hou. Secretary.
m IsSlUEI LODGE No. /. \ T. & 4 IL
III stated communicated on Thursday.
1sinieT -. at 80 o. IA. C11lrthilu HaL
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple T. 4. and n
~ eesrees Members and yis.iins bEstHEea are
TAYLOR T. wYRICK. w. II.
John IL Deems. secretary
= OSE HILL. LODGE. No. $50. A. T. & A
IL. Maple and Hamilton avenues stated
cgmrrunirltion this gyeliu= az oCl1es. VISIT
lns brethren Sgltilily invited
HENRY - FULLMAN W. II
howard Watson. sefTet1rT
TUSCAN LODGE. No. 90. a p & a. ~
Twenty-=iEhth street and Washington ave
.TI.sran Lodge held this tTuesIayj eyenia=. O--
tlhsr 70 at o'clock sharp WCrs Iu q. a
and l. Z. degree. All members E,uuargsI 20
b. present Visiting brethren frstsEuarlv vlI-
coined JOHN ". MUTE. W. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
CASE ADVANCED

TO reoal. laIE.r- "a rtlady position on th=iT
plain r.res. 1a.a nr rnGHHlo.d rg riture. pianos.
etc t-hH goods ra1lI.lius 90 yll- p1Ssesslnul.
lHu Haf rates. easiest terms. quickly and
quietly k5=I0LH Uh n G 10.
ST LOUIS INA E.ssTa' E-,Sr co.
Room ILIs Missouri Trust Building.
Entrance -HI Olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-13
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

DNNAADS a11 motors. al styles and gult-
ages. FOR sale CT rent. We buy electrical fua-
chinery. isossiter-Al lacCnveTn Electrical Co
Tel. E46 Main SO Missouri Trust building