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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
Real Estate Transfers.

B h5aaTsI s,, 6IoSk ,s ee 6o- Pfse ard
Gsf.ra5 Sf 0'S Jsnk ms D0da l. LYON sos
III: to I'm ely & 5 sa ssa H:s;y rs 8
css H.fE 1T. $ 5, bet. vande: '0''
breckenridge Morehead and wife to
ch LARK ia au1 M bet. Ranken and 200
Theresa: CITY block 22e2: Frank j. Hahn
co 5i.I It. in. n. $. ives; 49,
CT KINGS htisshsway city block is2iR;
DEvoSsHlREss It: n s. bet kings 81"
sou;hampton Realty Co. to Hephzibah -.
c. Stockton-w. d.; $3.50. 8,
6hio city beck sfss isc Edward II Faa a9
TO Edward McCure-w. d;.:...;.......;
and wife e Charles o. wS9ds99aw; .; Sc
G Fac e. E5 block 4.ss: Charles 8 Won aG
son 10 Anna Bornb-w- d,..;,:...:......; 50
i'i fsn l city block $50: s; Louis INT
yersity to august schuermann.w d.; 70
and EA7 TnentY vi. city block SIS: curtis
& Co Manufacturing Co to Martin
L TSasEaTIiA25 It, "; S. being So; iisiA
aeTs:a city ,d bloch, 10 a SsssA Aro5 A9sr, -,
MApfsoS-so Il; = n: :; s: being esst
10 MorTise Chused and Rose Turner
MARDEL-JG #. n. northwest corner
wabash city block 4eIs: Henry Morris
and wife to Hulda Gafron-tr. d.. s:
MENaRD-3o IT. 9: e. bet. Shenandoah
and Iami city block 7ss: Jacob D!ehl
and wife ct al TO Charles Farek and
yaSpEVENTER-s9 #. n. s., being IS
Vandeveuter place, city block 31is: Mar
tina a. Walker and husband 10 Samuel
NJ Dcdd-w. d.: ......-...:.:.--........ 500
| PAGE 50 It: $ e. being slts PaEe. city
TO Berry-Mont Realty and Financial
| sARAH-5o #. ". s. being 1919 and 1921
sarah city . GlSek s''oi Elizabeth Robeson So
and Lucas. city block SIS: Mrs Epsie
Rerrv ct al. to Mrs. winona shain-
| THIRT EENTH-a5 It. W $. s. of cham
! hers. city block go: Henry Schluer TO
| Edw Fohrmann-Qtc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
| vERNON-3o IT. n. 8. bet. Kings high
| way and Academy city block 51jo James
s Harlan and wife TO Edward F. Har-
| LAW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FAM. citr block ass: scanron ar Realty
| ind Building Co to Regal Realty and
| Investment Gov. Observation-Disclosures. Is
I wASHINGTON-140 IT. n. =. n W cor
| Twenty-.eventh citv block 1910: I.iggett
| Realty Co. TO Isaiah G. w Steedman-
wAsHiNGToN.i.o #. n. =. n. W, cor '''
| Twe~.y-second city block a1T0. Isaiah
| G. W. SteedHan and wife to Martin
| Shaughnessy-w. d........................... 700
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
AUSTRIA.HUNGARY.

Observation-Disclosures Bank
BIELITZ-Handels & Gewerbe Bank OH. Boeh-
msche Union Bank.
BRCNN-Anglo-Austri Bank.
BRCNS-Oesterreich. Credltanstalt.
BRUNN-Boehnische Union Bank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
BUDAPEST - Poster. Ungarische Commercial
Bank.
BUDAPEST-Thomas Cook & Son. Vigadoter,
CARLSBAD-Oesterr. C'reditanstalt
CARI,SBA D-Boe hmische Escomrte Bank.
CARLSBA D-Alfred Schwalb Bank
FRANZEN BAit-WieierTann Is co.
GABLONZ-Boehni.che Union Bank
1NNSBRCCK-N. I.aewe.
JAEGERNDORF-Boe hnische Union Bank
LEMRERG-Oesterr Creditanstalt.
MARIENBAD-Stingl& Stern Bank
MARTENBAD-I. Heller & Sohn.
OLMJ- E!TZ-Boeh,nische Union Bank
Neutrality-suspicious. Bank.
PRAGCE-Boehniscre Union Bank.
PRAGT-E-Oesterr. Cred,tanstalt.
RETCHENBERG-Osster. Creiitanstalt
REICHENBERG-Boehr Union Bank
IRG-Foehr!sChe Union Rank
SALZBI-RCi-Carl SpaenGler Bark.
EAAZ-Boehrsche Union Eank.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Bank.
TRIESTE-Oesterr treditanstalt.
TRIFSTE-Oesterr. Creditarstait.
TRIESTE-Oesterr. Credranstalt Bank
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cnicn Bank.
VIEENA-Anglo-k Austrian Bank.
NTFNNA-Oesterr. Creditanstait
VIENNA-ThoTae Cool; & Son. . Stcphansp!a.z
EIENNA-M Thorsch Soehne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
ILLINOIS CROP BULLETIN.
Ideal Conditions Materially Advance
Growing Corn.


climate and crop bulletin. covering condi-
tons existing in Illinois the last week. was
issued to-day by William C. Burns, d.
rector of the Illinois section of the Weather
Bureau. United States Department of Agr.-
culture:
The weather conditions the past week, all
things considered, have been ;he most favorable
normal The nights being warm as well as the
days. Scattered showers occurred in the northern
in localities Of which rain is now needed
has made. rapid advancement. The crop is mostly
IN a good state of cultivation. and many nelts
ward stage its present state is as promising as
many localities Ct the southern dist!fc; the crop
is being attacked by chtnCh bugs considerable
oats are riPenIns fast in the southern counties
AMI somewhat uneven in the central and north
eTn dssrSss With promise sf ytsls sshIy below
localities In the northern section. and consideEa-
n and northern s di.trcts are sownr rust
The thrashing Of whea; IS IN nT,9sess With
ntshed i, i not bslisvd The average viii exceed
ten bushei. TO the acre. and the quality is most
" Of inferior grade Barley and rye are prom
The moving Of clover proceeded Under mos; IA
crop OF very superior quality has been cured.
19 is promising and an are cSu
lies. but grasses are short in the south although
revived by the recent rains
few correspondsnts report fall outlook a I feF
sfnnointinr The blackberry crop will be unusu-
AIN larSe. Irish potatoes continue in thrifty
condition. with promise Of heaFy yiell.
Reno-ts from correspondents in the cen
.raI district of the State show conditions
existing as follows:
Crawford. Flat Rock-Very dry: no rain during
nees. corn backward: wheat thrashiag beEuE-
,,Sht crop and poor quality: gardens fair: pas
montgomery. Donnellson-week dry and hot
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
GOES AFTER MONEY LENDERS
Delegate Griffin Wants Matter of
License Investigated.

Walter D. Griffin, member of the House
of Delegates from the First Ward. intro
duced resolution in the House last night
asking the Speaker to appoint committee
of three to look into the alleged fact that
the city was not receiving its proper share
of revenue.
1t was a matter Of common report. the
resolution stated, that many large concerns
in the city were either escaping taxation
altogether or were paying a very small por-
ton of their just share. and an investiga-
ton of these was the work outlined for the
committee.
Mr.. Griffin said that there were certain
kinds of business he hoped to reach. such
as money-lenders and the like, who. he
claimed. were paying scarcely any taxes at
all.
Speaker Hughes made the introduction of
the resolution the occasion for calling MI.
Meehan to the chair and addressing the
House from the floor in opposition to the
resolution. Through his efforts the resolu-
ton was laid over until the next meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
GERMANY.

AAI 1E-N-Is -c.TSr:4c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA CHEN I5-rg!sche Maerktsche Bank
\ = ita,e 4sr ,i i3s. h sa5k
BADEN "a E:N-F'il.ale der Rheiaische Diseon-
FAE II lIFieIertS & f F9ss5sFf Ban'u's'
BEELlN-Dresdsn B2nk. g. Behren s;Easss,; >.
Bs:R IL. ~ ttisi.: crea!,oank.
Schlic8eT. 10. GetEauctea
Isf:Ri.IN-Frece & CO.
M!aerkIscae BANK:
-IsheiH:sCt7e p!sCoato.C sse!!scaact
BEEMES-S. L.uerrnan & sohH, tPostfach AID
" Co.
BRAt- SCHWEIG-ciebrasder I-oeebecke & Co.
EARLSRt-Iit :-See Karlsruhe
CHEMNITZ-presinerB Bank.
23B[ L,i-sghFaitt < Hoffman c..,,s,,...
SeligFnarn
COLOGNE tCoELN)-Thonas Cook & soa. l,
c6L6G%s-Cco ELN)-Rhein!sche D.scon,o-Ge-
COLOGNE. ccoELS) A schaanhausea.eher
cRFFEf.n"Be-gtsch Maerkische Bank.
DETNOLD-Dresine- Bank.
DRESDEN-Drestner Bank. :. Kosnis Johann
DRESDEN-Dresdner Bank Branch 80. Prayer
pyssL poRF-Bergtseh Maerkische Bank
pTIsEURG-Be Masrkiscne Bark
Fl. BERFELD-von der HeyGt-Ksrsten & Soehne.
EMS RAp-L. j. Kirchberger.
FRANKFoRT l. M.-Dlrec,ion der Disconto-
Gs:slisshaf!.. g. Nzus Msin7e 1,,.s
FR f;As SF0RT A M-Mitteidtutsche credttbank
FRANKFoRT 4. M.-Morttz Sachs. Is. schoene
FRANKFoRT a. M.-sachs & Hocheimer. q.
EREIRt.RG / R.-Rheinisehe credithank.
ERELRrRG l 2. -0beTrheinische Bank
E + -N.,tsli2a:s:h he c.ea!:bank.
G0E EKfI4ztE1cb Rs95 " Co G9tAa-
GoETTINGEN-H. F. KIettwiE & Reibstein. ).
HAGEHNBefsizch Maerkische Bank
AM R R;-s Esren hSsiF Go.s,er Co.
HAMRi T RG-fhoaa: COX Son 80. Al...rdar
HtNOVER-Dresdner Bank
HANoyER-.AtioIf, Never Rank
FT PI srsd RaaR
H9MR1Rf FAnTK9e LaqseTs rs G9
KARLSRC HE-Rheinische Credi.bank
KiSsINGEN RAD-Frederick Feus,el.
KoNsTANz-Rhelnische credi;bank.
EREFEIp-See Crefeld.
tAHREafta,ssai G5si III Gdtha
LEIPzLG-Knauth. Nachoi & Kuehne Bank.
RbcE-nepoSitenka der Dresdner Bank.
MANNHETM-DresdnerB Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Creiitbank
MANNHEIM einiscre Bank.
MANNHEIM & Soehue.
MASENCE tMainz)-I. l. Kaiser. l. Carraellten
Observation-Disclosures Credi,bank.
NE-TZ-ParCue de Metz.
METz-In,ernational Bank IN LuIemhurg. FIJI
iaIe Met
MINISTER + w-westfaellische- Bankverein. L
AltersteinveS.
NTNTCH-Rayerischs Vereinbark.
NAT-F-NArTR. BAD-Koch Isuterer & CO.
NJRFMRFRC.-tNue- Rank
NUREMBERG tNuernbeTc) Mtteldeutsche
Crsditbsnk
OFrFNRT- RG-RheIuiscNe Credittank.
RI HFOPT-sergische Nas-Eische Bank.
ST. JOHANN 4. S.-Ints-rational Bank IN Lux
enhurr FL. St. Johann :.
STRASSBI- RCf-Pheinische Credithank
RaSSBI- R6i-Obsrreirische Bank.
SCHWALBACE RAD-Kcch. LauteTen & Co.
STFTTTN-yr. Schltow.
STT-TTGART-G. II. E.1'er's Soehne. Ban1ui.-s
STT-TTCI ART-Wuerte-0 ergischA Bantanstalt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Gotha. FiIiaie Wei
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creditbank.
wTTSR s0T-N-Narrus. BerlA e. CT.
wJRZBU RG-Oehninger Sohn & Co.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
WEEK JUST ENDED MOST
FAVORABLE OF THE SEASON..
Corn Made Rapid Progress in Sentrai
Valleys and Is Vow Greatly I'M
proved-WeI Cultivated.

WASHINGTON, July The Weather
Bureaus weekly crop bulletin:
The week ending July was the most IA
voratie of the season. giving ample an3
-,,rcr needed heat in all districts east Of
the Rocky Mountains. Drought in the north
ern portion Of the spring-wheat region has
been relieved. but need of rain is beginning
10 be felt in the Ohio Valley. portions OF
the Central Gulf States. and in Western
Texas. In the Central and Northern ROCKY
Mountain districts and CT the North Pa
clfc Coast it has been too cool. frost. more
or less damaging. occurring from the I'd TO
the 4th in Idaho. Wyoming and Utah.
CORN.
Under the very favorable temperature
conditions. corn has made rapid advance
ment in tho central valleys, and is now
greatly improved and generally well cult
waited In the northern portion OF the Md
die Atlantic States. in the Upper ONO var
ley. lake region and the D2kotas the crop
continues backward. but Is improving.
though needing cultivation in many parts OF
these districts.
In the Northern States corn is Largely laid
By, an unusually fine crop bsinS practically
assured in the West Gulf districts.
WHEAT.
Harvesting Of winter wheat has progressed
under favorable conditions. and is nearing
completion in portions OF the central dis
tricts.
Thrashing is also in general progress. with
yields lighter than anticipated in nearly al
districts. Winter wheat Is now ripening on
practically safe in Washington. High winds
and excessive heat have caused injury in
California in some sections. but excellent
yields are reported from the southern part
OF the State.
Early spring wheat has sustained perma-
nent injury IN portions Of North Dakota and
Northern Minnesota from drought, which
has been broken By abundan, rains that
were of great benefit TO the late crops. In
Southern Minnesota and parts OF South Da-
kota, lodging and rust are reported. In Wis
the North Pacific coast the crop Is pro
now heading in the Da,.otas.
OATS.
The outlook for oats in Minnesota and
South Dakota is improved. and the crop con-
tinues generally promising in the States Of
the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys
A light crop. however. is indicated in the
Ohio valley and portions of Illinois and
Southern Missouri.
COTTON.
Cotton has made rapid growth through
out the cotton belt. and Improvement being
shown in all districts. the reports from tbs
Carolinas and Georgia indicating the mos
decided advancement. Wet weather has
however. been unfavorable In portions Of
Louisiana and Texa.
APPLES
The outlook for apples appears to BIZ
somewhat more promising in the Ohio val
ley and portions of the Midle Atlantic
States. ard fair TO good crops are indicated
in Michigan. Tennessee and Iowa. Poo
souri,. Illinois and west Virginia and in In
diana the outlook is more favorable.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
INSURANCE COMPANIES
TO ASSIST IN INSPECTION.
Joseph G. Branch, Inspector of boilers
and Elevators, Finds Aid in Es-
tablishinS Better System.

As a result of the statement of the posi-
ton of Joseph G. Branch. Inspector of
Boilers and Elevators. made in The Repub-
lie yesterday, in regard 70 The course he
intended to pursue with the Insurance COM
panies concerning the inspection of boilers
and elevators, a victory has been gained for
the city.
The question was whether the insurance
companies would turn over to the city their
lists of the boilers and elevators which they
had inspected.
Upon the law being explained, the Mary
land Casualty Company, one of the largest
concerns of its kind in the city. agreed at
once to comply with the request OF In
spector Branch.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
SCOTLAND D.

ABERDEES-British Linen Company Bank.
AYR-Brit!sh Linen Company Bank
DUMFRIES-BTitish Linen Company Bank
DI-NDEE-Eritish Linen COMPANY Bank
EDINBCRGH-Br:tisl Linen Company Bank.
head office
Neutrality-suspicious. Cook & Son.
GLASGOW-BritiSh Linen Company Bank, Queen
street.
GLASGOW-Thomas Cook & Son.
GREENOCT-Brti.h Linen Company Bank.
HAWICK-Brtish Linen Company Bank.
INTERPRETATION Linen Company Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Linen c mCarv Bank.
PA1SLEY-British Linen Company Bank.
PERTH-British Linen Company Bank.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
RUSSIA.

RANU-Nc-1ische Bank
ALISTOK-RiEaer ComTerZbark.
RORISSOGLEB Bank.
DWTNSE-RiEaer Commensurate.
Bank.
JEL -Nordische Bank
KASAN-Noriische Bank.
-Nordische Bank
LIRAC-Rizaer ConTre-zhank-
IODZ-Rigaer CoumsrZbank-
NINSK-Nordischs Bank
NOSrOw-NoTiische Bank
MOSCOw-Credit Lyonuais-
NOSCOv-woSau & Co.
ODESSA-Credit Lyonrais.
RrGA-Rigaer Commarzbank.
ST. PETERSEN RG;-NorSisrhe Bank.
ST PFTFRSPCPG-C Lvonnais.
ST. PETERSBURG-W & co.
ONESCH-Nordische Bark.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

Flank: Limited. Head Office
/ bartholomew lane, +. c
N 8 TbhTeadneed t,i'i ,tfest. E. c.
- L same Scott; Bart. & Co. branch Cav
H He:5sI:sa fa Is a Il Hif Hois 53a?
bFonqesl4ry, s2} j H t;1. toa at.. y w
caarins cross. 8 Martins place. Trafalgar
Chgi Eas.' Il sloane square. 5. W.
Chaplain. 81 High street $ W;
F fnis ?'i Finseur :; square. E c.
Hshgate. Grand Parade. y:
Kenstngtor. S High street. W.
K ti9ati'i Thames late sh-absole Co.
Noting N1inl' Hin. - High street, W.
Even s.h' Kings Shass' G I The Pavement
strsdfprd. a. High street; Z
streatharn. l3s High road. 5. W.
r fISi!'f Holloway. SO Holloway.
Credit Lyonnais:
% Io@eaId stree. street FARM 2 6; r-,s, w
Thomas Cook & SON:
90 Grace Church street. E. C
Luigats circus. f c.
g. PicCadilly Circus. W.
s. oxford street. W
Forecourt. Charinc Cross Terminus.
Observation-Disclosures Bank Limited
BIRMINGHAM-Parr' Bank. Limited. Old
Observation-Disclosures Cook & Son.
BRfGHTON-Thomas Cook & Son.
CASTLE TOWN ISLE OF MANl-Parr's Bank.
Limited.
CHESTER-Parr's Bank. Limited. East Gate
street
DERBY-Parr's Bank. Limited q Corn Marse.
DOUGLAS ISLE OF MAN)-Parr's Bank. LIN
HASTINGS-Parr's Bank. Limited
HTII-Thomas Cook & S0n.
I.EEIS-Thonas Cook & Son.
I.FICESTFR-Thouas Cook & Son.
LIyERPooL-Parr's Bank, Limited. Castle
street
LIvERPooI~Parr's Bank. Limited Great Char
lotte street.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bank. Limited. 81 King
street.
MATLOCE RATH-Parr's Bank Limited
NEvCA Still -ON-TYNE-Trouas Cook & Son.
NOTTINGHAM-Thonas Cook & Son.
RHYL-Parrs Bank. Limited.
SHEFFIEIT-Tho1las Cook * Son Market place.
SoTTHAMPTON-ThOrna Cook & Son. 81 High
street.
SOTTHPORT-Parr,s Bank Iini,ed
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
FRANCE.

AnBEyIl- / &, LyoPn ,.ast,.,
AiX-i.ES. i3HiNs-Societe Generate pour tayorises
e ceHme re-. = <. l'In4ir a-, .-..
AMI!:NS-Cret!t Lygnnais
, 2i-i} NE p K!ehon & Els
AVIGNON-CreGit L. 5Itnals.
ARI.Es-Soc!e;e Geaega!e pour lie Commerce &
RGtAGHGS-Enrl:h Bank. Fr. Audap.
RAsY!6NNE-soc. p6ur favoriser !. Commerce &
Ell, :E F65aIaire de Mention
BEAl- NE-Gredit I-yonTats
Hb2iERs- british y International Bank. II. Bel
BFsZIEf:s-societe General. pour lie Commerce &
EL"1iS-Creiit Lyonnais.
EORpEAIN-Credi; Lyonra!s
i:SI Ia5Ti : NFfN v2isf5 c. Co.
RGES-CreG: Lycnna!s.
CAE:N-Cr,dit Lyonnais.
CALAIS-Credi; Lyonnais.
CANNEs-Thonias Cook & Son. rue &c Ia care
CANNEsNSoc. Generate pour tavoriser lie Com
cR ns5cS s ! iSfGzs5ie Lyonaais.
G EHIIECEfa RE lungs 1yoaza,
HAMBEBy-G5edit LyonHais -or- ,,~,-,..- !.
Commerce & l1ndlstrie.
CHAMONIN-Paul Payot.
cHARTIRi::Sz.I crf5!t I "! 9.s,. ,,,,.
COGNAC-Credit Lyonnais
DIJON-Credit Lyonnais
DINAE-Socete Generate pour le Commerce &
DINANSJohr lie Coco,
DINARD-John lie Coco.
GRINAIE&fsdit I Lyonnais
GRASSE-Socete Generate -FOUR lie Commerce
HAvRE-Credit Lyonnais.
H7EffR:Es-socs,e Generate pour lie Commerce &
1IRoURNE-credi, Lyonnais.
LiMoGEs-Gfed!t Lyonnais.
Observation-Disclosures Lyonnais
MARsEiLLE+ThomasC Cook & Son lib. De
MENTON-socie,e pour lie Commerce & Indus
MFNToN-Banaue Populaire de Mention
MENToN-Thomas Cook & Son. winter season
MONTE &C ARLo- Monaco Terr.l-snith's Bank.
MONTE-CARLo Trench Te-r)-Credit Lvonnias
MoNTE-CARLo French Terr,l-BanGue Popu-
MoNTFELLiER-socie,e Generate pour lie Com
Observation-Disclosures yonnais.
NANCY-Credit Lyonrais.
NANTEs-Brousset Fills. Banquier.
rT caas Son IS Axenu. Massena
NicF-carione & Co: Avenue Mascara.
NICE-s9ciete Generate pour lie Commerce & I'm
SiCE.F. crossa. Ranouier. 10. rue Massena
OR1.EANS-Creiit Lyonnais
rIndustr!e q Boudreau.
PARIS-Credit Lyounais. Boulevard des Itaiiens.
PARvs-Thouas Cook & Son. I. Place de ropera
PARIS-Societa Generate pour ie Commerce &
l'TndUstrie. 1874 rue Reaumur
PARIS-Tordaan. Cohen & Winnink, .. bould.
des ItalerS.
PaRISJ Hottincer Rarauier.
Travellers wishing to reside In Paris make
arrangements 10 draw money AZ anv OF the many
Paris Branch Offices Of Credit Lyonnais.
PAT-Credit Ivonnais.
PAU-societe Generate pour lie Commerce & I'm
dustrie.
PAr-SferiiIon Aine.
PERIGrEX-CredH Lyonnais.
PFRFIGNAN-
RFINS-Crtdit Lvonrais.
RFIMS-societe Generate pour lie Commerce. &
rTndustrie.
Rf7iMs-Rupara rere & hia. Banquie-.
RFSNES-C'redit Lvounais.
ROTRAIy-Credit Lyonnais
ROCFN-Credit Lyvonnais.
ST TTTENNE;-Creiit Lvonnais
ST NALO-Creiit I.vonnas.
ST MALO-Societe Generate pour ie Commerce &
ST. sERvAN-,soc,ete Generate pour !. Com
ruerce & IIndustric.
TOTJ.ON-T-edit I.yornais.
TOT-T.0T-SF-CredIt Lyonnais.
To1'LOI'SE-Courtois & Co. Barouiers.
Tor-PTOTNG-C-ed:t Lvonnais
TOT-RS-Credit I.yonnais
vTCHY-Credt Lvoarais
VICHy-societe Generate POUR lie Commerce a
ITndustrie.
viENNE-Cred.t Lyonnais
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
Kinloch Telephone Co.
Employing a great many operators for new
exchanges.


exchanges.
The Kinloch Telephone Co. is now en-
ploying a large number of young ladies that
desire to become telephone operators, to
have them thoroughly familiar with operat-
ing by the time the new exchanges now
being built and the extensions on the
present ones are ready for operation.
It is necessary that all applicants pass an
examination before they are admitted as
students. and until they become capable of
doing the work their progress is watched
closely. The physical examination consists
of a test in hearing. eyesight, voice. etc.
All applicants are required to furnish salts
factory references Those seeking positions
are examined every afternoon between and
5 O'Clock. at the Deimar Exchange, on the
southeast corner OF Newstead and Delmar
avenues.
Need OF competent girls is always present
in large cities. where so many of them are
employed and so few qualified for the duties.
and for this reason 1t is necessary to keep
a large number Of students In attendance
In the school continually.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-08
FUNERAL OF PIONEER RESIDENT.
Mrs. HuIdn Taylor Will BE Buried To-
Day Mt Carrollton.

The funeral of Mrs. Hulda Taylor. the
mother of James r. Livingston of Ruyie
TCwnship, Jersey County, Will take pace
this morning at II o'clock from the family
home at Carrollton.
The burial will be in the Jalappa Gene
terry. near Kane. The death of Mrs Taylor
occurred on Monday. She was % years OLD
and ,one of the pioneer residents of Jersey
County.
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SWEDEN,

GoTHENBURG-skandina Kreaitaktiebola-
get.
NoRRKoPING-skandn Kreditak.iebola-
STOCKHOLM - skandinaviska Kredi,ak.ieboia-
sToCEFoLH-st,ckholrr EnskiIda BanI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co.
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Joseph s. Rothrem Returns.

Joseph S. Rothwell has returned from
short vacation spent at Pulaski ILL.,. the
trip being made on account OF Mrs. Roth
well. The real estate agent was 4 guest
of relatives in what he describes as gar
den spot for fine stock and good people"
He expects the St Louis realty market to
oren with q rush In the next few weeks
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city's population was small and he was
fond of telling many "reminiscences of the
early days. He had a vivid memory. which
he retained until few days prior to his
death.
Edmond's company. during the recruiting
days. was camped on what is the site OF
the new jefferson HOTEL near Twelfth and
Locust.
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SPAIN

MISUNDERSTANDING Bros
RCFIGNA-Credit Lyonrais.
RARCTT.ONA-Iose Serray Font
PARCELoNA-Banc Hispano-ColoniaS
CAnIZ-Tose EStehan Gomez.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Noslcy & Co
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cook & son. waterpo..
street
HrFTvA-Thon,as Morrison & ca. Lid.
.TERFZ DE LA FRONTERA-MacKenza & CO.
MADRID-Cre1it Lvonna!s
MipRID-Thoinas Cook & Son. carrera de San
Geronimo
NAIAGA-Rein Co.
SAN SERAsTIAr.-Cred,t Lyonna,s
SaNTANpER-Hi4os de H5Tiga.
SFVTILA-Credit f.vonnais
SFvTrLA-F7rond Noel
T.a-Ma Andrews & CO.
VALENCIA-Credit Lyonnais
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IRELANp D,

RELFAsT-Thomas Cook & Son. Waring street
CORK-Munster & Leinster Rank.
DTBLIN-Thomas Cook & Son.
1'BL1N-Munster & Lelnster Bank.
KILLARNEY-Munster & Lenstsr Bank.
I.IMERICK-Munster 6 Lienstsr Bank.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Lieaster Bank.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERAN DEAD.

County Seventy-Four Years.
John E. Avery. VINO had been resident
of st. Louis County for the last seventy
four years, died yesterday at his home at
Pattonville. He was Is years old and a ma
tive of Virginia.
Mr.. Avery was a veteran Of the Mexican
War and was a member OF a company un-
der command of Captain Edmonson tnai
ilf members of this company there are only
two survivors. One OF these is Judge Moo
Mr.. Avery lived in St. Louis when the
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PLATTSBURGH. N. Y.-william O'Con-
no.. better known as Goat" Hinch. was
electrocuted for the. murder of Night
Waterman Mathew Wilson at Cohleskill. n.
Y In November, 1900.
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GREECE,

ATHESs-Touian Bank Limited.
ATHENS-ThoHlas Cook & Son. Place de la Con-
stitution.
CFPEtLONIA-ronian Rank. Limited.
CORFC-Ionian Bank. Limited.
PATRAS-Ionian Bank Limited
PIREE-Ionisn Rank. Limited.
ZANTE-Iorian Bank. Limited. >,
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NORWAY,

PERGES-Thomas Cook & Son. Summer season
Observation-Disclosures for Norge.
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HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM

Observation-Disclosures Esconp.e
Maa;schappij.
AMSTERDAM-Hope & Co
AMSTERnAM-Lippulan Rosenthal & Co.
DFLFT-Scheuriee- & iis.
THE HAGTE-Scfeurleer & fls.
2OTTERpAM-RotterSi Bank
ECFFVF.SING E.S-Scheurleer & fls
CTRECET-VIaer & kol.