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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18

You can have it trimmed either with bands of taffeta or of stitched velvet. The cape effect, the pouchy sleeves and the Harry skirt will make you feel that you have done your share in add ing to the citys decorations. Best of all, you can have this suit Monday for $13.5o.
 If that doesn't strike your fancy look at our Prince Albert style in Walking Suits. They are in smart, all wool mems suitings They are ex- tremely mannish in effect. The waists are taffeta lined throughout and the skirty has the proper flare. State Fair Price, $15.oo.
 Better still is a man-tailored Suit You can have it in long blouse coat of one of the new loose belted styles Of course, there is large cape effect and straps and novelty buttons, and a skirt that stands out. Our State Fair Price for Monday is just $2o.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
WOm6n'S Skirts

Should you decide that you need a separate skirt, still we are ready for you. A walking skirt in blue, gray or tan mixtures would be a good selec- tion. They come in Kersey, Venetian and Basket Weave Material. State Fair Price, 3.95.
 Peaestrienne Skirts of novelty green and black mixtures; have straps over the hips; made with seven gores. State Fair price, $6.50.
 Dress Skirts, in blue or black chev- tot of fineq uality, stitched in white, with panel front and new habit back. Monday S10.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
The Wise Child.

From the Philadelphia Ledger
 Papa-See here, Willie, you mustn't bother me. When I was a ltts boy, didn't bother my papa with questions.
 Willie-Maybe. if you had pa. you'd be able to answer mine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18

Women's Vests and Pants, fleece lined, Egyptian cotton, taped necks, gusseted sleeves, 25c.
 Womens Vests and Pants, non shrinkable merino, silver gray, silk taped, gusset in sleeves, 49c.
 Women's Vests and Pants, heavy Australian wool and cotton mixed, sill yer gray, non-shrinking, edge finish seams, silk-taped, shaped garments, 75c.
 Children's Vests and Pants, heavy ribbed, Egyptian cotton, ecru or silver gray, taped necks, ages to 10 years, 25c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18

Elegant desk room, ground floor Steiner Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
Corset Dept.

At 5sc, special $10O value Corset tomorrow, in white. sizes IS to 24, 59c.
 We are exclusive agents for the celebrated 'REDFERN" Corsets, hand made and whalenone, $2.5o and up.
 We offer the most exclusive line of the s1.0e Corsets to be found in Ala bama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
FURS

Military neck stoles are not only be- coming, but useful. They are just the needed thing with tailor suit in the fall. In Russian gray squirrel, Amer ican chinchilla or blended brook mink with imitation ermine, $500
 Sable or Isabella Fox Double Scarfs. choice selected skins, two large brush tails, $12.75.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
Newest Mi||Ineru GOnC6itS.

VXYE have everything that becoming and suitable and all at HW price that leaves you feeling comfortable You will favor
 w with your patronage after you have
 The idea of celebrating Fair Week by special features beth qualities prices shown here elsewhere We offer best patterns and best prices
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
October Offerings in
 uE WOm6n'S Underwear RQht Underwear Will Make Your Dress Look Right

THE fit of Underwear goes far toward deciding the fit of N your dress Clumsy, il-ftng Underwear would spoil ~ Worth gown
 We show Knitted Underwear, made correct lines, form-f ting An elastic closely band the waist line reduces the minimum With prevailing styles you must be md n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
WOm6n'S Stylish Outer Garments

NOME Monday and what complete outfit clothes V can give you for moderate We suggest
 long skrted blouse coat suit in either Cheviot Choose black brown according complexion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18

Schi Hing CTS Hof- Brau Beer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
n&ln Our
 N6CkW6dr Section

WILL De 1Ounu dll tue neW Sbuu- = ming conceits in Ruche Ruffs, Capes, Stoles, Collars, Stocks, Etc.
 New black Liberty Silk Boas, with ends, some trimmed with shirred ribbon and fringe at $500, $6.5o $500 to. .$15.0o
 Beautiful Venice Lace Collars, extra large size, some with new pendant effects, at $3.5o, $500, $7.5O and .. .. ... .. ..... .$10.00
 Beautiful Persian Stocks, at 9E.Zo dnu-.. 0z.ou
 Pretty heavy line Embroidered Stocks in the new stylish shape, very special att. ... .......... soc
 Swell Tailored Stocks of black Peau de Soie with white pique in- ner stock, att. -. ... ...... SIPS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18
ry BOYS AND GIRLS GAPS.

We sell tomorrow 25c quality, all wool material, Jockey Caps at......... ...... ...... .......
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-18

A very extensive stock of all That's
 New for fall 1903 intBoys' and Girls Caps now ondispla$.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. July l5--Fl9ur-Receiptse q 6as bills. (:
exports s.. $50 hbls.: market was irregular and
Earle%. sterdy Wheat R,csipts 81 -, hu. SCOT
easy: No. re-: Silc elevator and S5f.c T. o. h.
ar"at: No. l Northern Duluth g.7,c f. o n.
options opened easy under favorable weather
ami foreign selling. but werc later rallied by
r.;Jrns. Southwest buying export demand and
covering. They finally broke, however, 1Ir,I-sr
hecriSh Wall street conditions AND rl..zsi go.
me-, lower. except for Sept. which vas &c nst
higher. Sales July sif!us4s.c closed SIC. sent.
>i4,[tS.5sc closed Sf!.c; Dec sl=.TS3c closed slc
tOrIl-Rrccipts - la: exports 81 20. suot ealy.
Ne, 55c elevator and Sc ( o. b. afioat NJ :
yellow sac: No. white 5Slsc Ontior ma -l,ef
was steady during the forenoon on commission
hcvse buying but eventually gave Wa yi.h
wheat. closing - ret lower: July closed -.
SEPT 'tSs a5.isc. closed JGs,c: bee. &C. d5G5t c
ciussa 561-C. OltS-IssCespt- Is SiJ hui. 4vrg~, :
u eS5 hu-: SPOT easier: N. .lTGiItC: stanIa-I
white +Si7n &c: No. ipisIilstc: No , whffe
4"Tt3isc: tx. white Western and state "a az
optigns quiet. hut firm. iieaf quiet cut meats
steady To- firm. L.arJ firm: Western steamed i -
July closed $50 nominal refined firm: Continent
s. g: :. :. IS -. Pork firm. Tallov easy civ
&c: country a. Ii7sc Cotton oil f-n1 prime
9 uGe nominal: do yellow 4ciec Rice friu Mo
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BY Telegraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.


Memphis. Tenn. July i5-The river here stands
a. on I the Tans' . f''ll Of : in the last g.. =
stacker Lee got away 80 p. m for 81 Luis
tin. The James Lee departed at ; p m .ar
IN. for AshroTt. The Alice Brown with biz
;ow # coal passed Down at y m for NV
tow Of coal Passed down at ; p m Tor New
o.lsans Re &c by river to-day were bales
Cairo; III. July l5,-R!ver gauge reads 70
feet. showing a fail OF 4 during the last =
wight departed for Memphis lem sat at a. m The
Fritz arrived from the Upper Ohio at go
i at" S2 Win if 't t9@ 81 i Sp tie i"Ts
Charlotte Eoeckeler arrived from the Lower Mis-
gissirpi II 30 a. with haTges of wood.
uhe Dick Fowler was in and ont on time Tie
the Upper ohio AT 10 q. m. the Peters Lee
rived from st. Louis at y. III. with a good
e rise rapidly. the stage being feet inches. 4
rse Of u inches since last report. Weather
this afternoon from Tho south with about 1000 X
curs"n!sts from k"okuk and Warsaw. The
rived at ! o'clock this afternoon from the north
coc fro acsorns T to the iate sF ada S
received Percy swain. Vivian and Nav b
up. The Eloise in and srt from Keokuk
Paducah. Ky. July 15.-The reads this
warsi 'hs pick Fowler to cairo on time. The
will 80 out this evening for Tennessee River
vile sunday The Avalon passed up up to cincin-
natl last night. The Savannah passed into Ton
River last right fT0 S hi, bSns The
at o'clock. Business good.
Chest. n. July l5,Riyer on stand; EanEe
Ter. II last night; Peters Lee a M: coiurhia.
Russell Lord and tow las, night, laid IN :; and
left for St Louis at a m; swallow 4 Mar
Cape Girardeau. s:91 p Chester due up.
late last right Chester down at 200 :. m. Cape
C;irarioau w at S m. General King UP at ..
$50 y NJ. Exporter and Harry Brown. viii,
T9si aS rising Tn at wahr clear a and ''
rs feet. and rising Chester down at $50 =
N: Columbia a; 40 p m; Peters Lee 90 down at
Weather parity cloudy and threatening rain.
Warsaw. Ill, July i5,-.GauEe roads ~. rise
IF during d the Pni b = eIcursons rom warsaw
and Keokuk for burlington. Quincy up. silver
Crescent in ard out
showa -. fall Of :. Tho Senator C2r'iill
cleared for Natchcz The Bc:is Of the Bends is
vith ,isht rains last niSft The Chester down at
a. m. She returned at a. m. The Peters
Lee down at 10 a. m.
ST. rauI MINI July 15-The United states
srnchoat colonel Mackenzie arrived at . o'clock
this morning and left at o'clock this afternoon
for Flock Island.
Louisville XIV. July 15-Rivcr falling: in
canal 65: in falls 49, below locks IL. Clear.
pleasant
ing Clear and pleasant.
Evansville. Ind. July 15.-T;iver rising: 10
feet Clear and warmer.
wheellns w. Va. July 15.-Rivrr feet
Cincinnati. o. July I5.-River 100 feet. fall
ing. Clear. warm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
IMPROVEMENT MOVE.
President Interstate Association Calls
Meeting in New Orleans
for October %.

Roscdale. Miss. July I5-Charles A. Scott.
president Vi the Interstate Mississippi River
improvement and I.evce Association. has
called Il levee convention and also a meet
ing of his association. to convene in New
orleans on Thursday. October %.
The call requests the appointment OF
'such number Of delegates as they may
deem best by
/. Tn" Governors OF al States within the
Mississippi Valley whose lands. in whole or
in part, are at times inundated by the wa
tiers of the Mississippi River or any OF its
tributaries.
=. All towns and cities situated within the
territory just mentioned.
J. All ether towns and cities throughout
the country having important commercial
or financial relations with the people re
siding IN the aitIvia sections of the Mis-
siSsippi River and its tributaries and who
favor the ievee system and liberia! appro-
priations by the general Government tor its
early betterment and ultimate perfection.
/. The boards of trade and chambers of
commerce Of all such towns and cities.
>. All steamboat lines plying the waters
of the Mississippi River or any of its tribu-
taries
:. All railroads whose lines are wholly or
partially located within the alluvial sections
ALREADY mentioned; and
!. All levee organizations throughout the
valley
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

Mis- Ioil!e Block. wife of the second clerk
oi u" Columbia. is now agent for the PIPER
Ar1Ssisrlppi R!Ecr steamers 81 her fathers land
III. WILDWOOD. Before her marriage .Irs. E!4Ck
VAS Aii5S Wood 81 Hamburg and declared
ny a popular VOTE To te tn. belle Of calhoun
| COUNTY. The steamer Belle Of Calhoun was
named in Aer honor
The Columbia is receiving for Chester and
-; aldEy's Tor which points she VIII depart this
The lieIie OF Calhoun departed for calhoun
County Yesterday Afternoon with {. good trip ~
freight and passengers.
Clifford Schrodes has resigned a. chic. en-
sineer Of the steamer Chester.
The Ha!d Eagle arrived yesterday morning
rom Peoria and departed in the afternoon on the
return with a good trip.
Paul Lamont has resigned as clerk OK the
Alton.
Tile Chester will he in this morning from Cap"
"lraf"'aC. and departs in the afternoon the
return.
Captain Dan Able. who WAS iiarbor Commits
Colonel Hunter Zen jenkins and Captain Charles
borkiry. at tn" Lee Lille Offices
Tho Kennedy departed 70! the Missouri River
yesterday afternoon With good freight trip
captain Charles Collins of the United States
dredSe iicet IN the Lower Mississippi. arrived
IsstcGday quite sick, and il at his home, No. 39;s
Cleveland avenue.
CAPTAIN Harry Erniassi manager Of tie
steamer Corwtn II. Spencer. has gone to the
N"ftnefn lakes for a few days' vacation.
The, Cape Girar,ieau VIII lie IN this morning
from Commerce and depart on the return To-
morrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
MONTHLY PAYMENTS

Arco ave- 4i21 10 Fl new one-story brick cot
tages, containing five rooms and bath; hot ana
cold water granitoid laundry. walks etc Price
s.. 800. Now open fcr inspection.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
RANGE OF FUTURES.
HECEiPT5 An sHTpNFV


There was squirt in lard just before the
ciCse which sent the price of that product
soaring Provisions We're strong through
out the day on buying by brokers thought
Il be acting for the large packers. With
receipts at. Western points showing fall
ing OF. the demand forced prices steadily
UPWARD. Late in the session the attention
turned to lard. The shorts made a cor
ccrted rush to cover and the price of Sept.
advanced to $50. I.12l2 over yesterday 5
close. SPIT. pork closed s0c higher at $3.50
and ribs showed a gain Of i0c AT $50
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
81 cars: corn, 2l0 cars; oats. 1l5 cars. hogs,
head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
GIRLS DISAPPEARANCE.
Miss Emma schwnb of vinccnncs, Ind.
Has Been Missing From Home
for - ~ eek.


Vincennes. Ind. July 15.-The mysterious
disappearance OF Miss Emma Schwab. the
pretty young daughter az Michael SchwaD,
mas caused heT parents much anxiety for
the past few days.
she left home one week ago and nothing
has been heard from her since.
kilograms have been sent relatives in
ONO. hut they have no tiainGs OF the miss
ing girl.
The ease is shrouded in mystery and Off
Gers are working on il.
The theory Of murder is advanced. but
nothing definite is known.
Arrests will probably be made soon which
may develop IL d sensation
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
TEN BLANK sUBP0ENas READY.
Witnesses in Jefferson City Booble
Cases to BE Served.

EFFI FLI'- SFf.tIsNIA
jefferson City. Mo. July 15-Ten blank
subpoenas were sent to Attorney Morton
Jourdan in St Louis to-day by Circui: Clerk
Moore of this county.
The subpoenas are to be used in suns
moning witnesses for the Doodle trials
which begin here on July q. hut j. is not
known for whom the subpoenas viii be is
sued, nor TO which case they relate.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

WALNUT LODGE. No. eSs. X. OF P.
SE,SR nicets every Thursday nj o'clock p. m.
~ Work in the rank Of Pas" Thursdsy.
July :. 1919. Visiting knights always welcome.
y. T.. GAFFNF4S. e. G.
W. J. II. Perkins. X. OF Il. & s. No. 1918
Connecticut street
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New. York, July l1.-t'aTe--Spot RIO quiet. No
invoice. 3-iGc: mild Quiet. Futures opened
steady at a partial decline Of , points. follow .U--
lcw-r European markets aud offerings bv i'm
pU.tcrs in the absence Of buyers. SPECULATION
very quiet until JUS. before the clcse. when ih-
market became more active. without. hpweE-..
shOwin, any material Improvement in nrtr-s The
close was steady. nst unchanged. - . points low
.r Sales -. -" bags. including AuE at
3 Tod3 I5c: Sent at 3.SpU%.SiC: Nov at +C. De.
IL 4 .Ir,.l nt I
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

SEVERAL, good farms for sale cheap; we also
want others for customers in localities haven
got; list yours with us National Want and Sup
ply Co. Il \. F.gAth 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

New York. July IL utter-R. ceipts ZEE
pEcs; steady to firm: Stat. dairy Iia.jc. cream
,ry f5fya2jl-c. Chrcss- Receipts l2S1 pkcs:
steady. state fun cream fancy large and small
culorsi and white Zoe
Chicago. July i5.-Eutter STEADY: croamerie- =
Ficdr: dIiries i4G!SC. Eggs steady. marx.
included 13ai4izc. Cheese new steady: daisies
IfTiri-c- twins 1rHi'li-c. young Americas lie
Philadelphia Pa .!Eiy iJ-fluttsr firm. good
demand. extra Western Creamery 10, uear-'.g
iriuts &c cheese steady. fair 'IemIr'i. =
S0rk full creams choice lpizc. fair To good
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

New York. July 1o.-Spot tin declined II ijs 10
s123 in London and futures there were Il -
lower AZ 40 l5s Locally tin was also lover.
closing ut $40 a0dt2I.l5 Copper declined - in Lon
don spHt closing f56 JOS and futures at i56. In
New York copper was quiet with lake and elec-
troivtfc closing s13 695d IT, 75c and casting at
Il 81 IL 375c Lead was unchanged in London NJ
I'll Is Cd and locally at i.125c. Spelter declined
% sd in London to go l5s. and was quiet mere at
sac re. Iron closed at SIS I'd in Glasgow and at
Iss 4t,d in Middlesboro Locally iron quiet
and unchanged. No. l foundry Northern quoted
al x1S 5nfii9 20; No. foundry Northern at $1,000
is %. No. ! foundry Southern ard No. foundry
Southern soft at sl..t9IlS.25. Warrants nom
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

The show Of strength in wheat held the
Mo are beariShly inclined offered spafi-:.-
y. CommiSispn-hOuseS supported the mar
ket throughout the session. hut Wefe
ahie to save break at the close. when corn
followed wheat Sept. opened &c 20 &c
lover at S2,Hi.c ana closed with {. loss Of
liM3sc at 5yicnasc. after having sold UP 10
Jjl-c ard back To jp2sc. Local receipts
we're lS cars, with 10 OF contract grade
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
Wool.

London. july !5-The offerings at the wool auc-
ton salts today number li..i1 bales. There ws'
a fair demand and competition active. som"
n,eTiHos were bUugh; in bids below
sellers views. Scoure!s Were firm. good sup
my OF Tasmaniau sold readily. CrOssbretls we!e
in active demand, especially coarse Cape II
Good Hope and Natal Following are the sales in
Is IdGIs Md: greasy 1du1s Id Queensland. 1900
bales: secured lJizqlii1d. greasy Sdals ID. Vic
tcria 10y bales; sccureds lcdHis lOi-d. EIeaSy ID
ais I'D. South Australia. 1909 bales; secured
TldGis I'd: greasy shGlIigd. West Australia. %
balxs: greasy gTl0d. Tasmania $40 bales: secured
gi-dgis I'D: greasy 5t.dd1s I'D. New Zealand.
540n bales: secured 9dTls l0lzd: greasy 4izdB
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
DRY Goods.

New York July 1.-THE dry goods market has
laar7 in uuirt condition md tho buyar is oIesa.-
ing only as no needs goods for Immediate de-
livery. The crIrtailmeui. which Is in progress. IL
bound to have an increasing effect the ma
Lct from Where goods are wanted for
immediate delivery the top OF the maTiet is paid
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

Oats were rather quiet, but held steady
ana within Il small range. Influenced large
i by other grains ana the close reflected
IS at 33&.c. after ranging between S3a4c. the
oTenine figure. and 3ilsC. Local receipts
were l39 cars.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

Gunre.

Savannah. Ga. july I5-Turpentin- firm 4sc
Resin firm \. Il. e Si.5J: y $1-E5: = 81 g.. =
$40: II g -. | rs: X $50: VI $50. y s.
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rnArERsAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

u>~~~.-~-~-~~-------->---
ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. IL. FRATERNAb
Order Of Eagles. meets every "Wednesday at S y.
IN. az Esglcs' Hall M. a.26 Pine street. First
and third Wednesdays for limitations, second and
fourth for business meetings.
e e. BRYANT. President.
John Saurez. W. Rec Sec. SO Walnut street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16

EUREKA COURT NO. IS. I. r. II. MEETS on
the first aul third Thursdays " cIcn month ut
Fraternal building Eleventh and FRANKLIN ave-
nue.. All visitors cordially i1Ni.,d Ey of4cr.
LOUIS MASp1E Chie:.
Attest: z. c. LAWN. Scribe. No. CO.'S Cass ave
nue.
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The Missouri River will fall slightly. except in
the vicinity Of Hermann. where there will be
little change. The Mississippi River in this dis
trct will rise.
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Busiest Corner in ST. Louis.


Above is a p.-l. =. d s...,,. of three con-
Meeting rooms on the second aoCI Of The
Republic building. They front on Olive St.
and have total OF $50 square feet IF floor
TO suit They have steam heat oicaty nat
ural light. elevator service and are readily
reached ny stairway. one short eight. They
are the best located and handiest suite for
business offices in the city.
For particulars inquire at REPUBLIC
BUSINESS OFFICE.
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River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked 1s.9. indi-
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
MERCHANTS Exchange Mutual Benevolent
Society. ST. Louis. July 10. i!-$.-The members
Of this society hereby notified to cali and
pay. without further notice. SLID within thirty
days from July II. 1903. the same being assess
ment made upon the death Of John II. MaXCn.
Last day for paying. August ls. 1906.
u. X. WHITMORE. Secretary.
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Petroleum..
Sugar

OIL city. Pa. July l5.-Credit balances 49,
certificates no bid Shipments $50: average IL
3a3. runs &c, 49, average 30 800 shipments Lima
| Is. 7.s average se,51o: runs Lima 6s0sl: average
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-16
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

-Gar. LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. 40 39c. A. J..
RStsS of IL, meets every second and four h
SHIx Thursday evening at Frsternal building.
~ northwest corner Eleventh and FRANKLIN
avenue. Companions from sister council CoId!al-
~ invited. LOUIS SENDkE. Commander.
". II. Adams Secretary
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New York. July 15-Sugar-Raw firm: fair
fning 3J.c: centrifugal. SO test 3Ssc: molasseS
sugar &c: refined firm: crushed 5.J1c powdered
&c: graduated i.9lc. Molasses firm
New orleans. La. July l5.ms,igar dull. o x
OK as 7-lsc q X centrifugal 3ism3is: centrifugal
whites 5-iec: yellow 3fsT4c: seconds 213asc. Mo-
Iasses-O X nominal 1SG2Sc; centrifugal sGlsc.
sirup nominal, 19I2ic,
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g. ZULEMA LODGE. NO a2r X OF P.
n.y. meets Monday evening. July -. 1893. In
ess I!all No. l., tenth iioor Century building.
aurliiicd form. Members expected and visitors
A. ". DAVIDSON. c. C.
Attest: o. NJ Brooks X. of r. q 5.
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River Forecast.

EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local Forecast Official.
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DR.. MARY ARTHUR,

speclalIst-confinements. $40: infants adopted:
eiegan, accommodations: perfect seclusion:
trained nurses: ladies in trouble. call or write
253I Washington ave
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To-Dny's Weather.
Arrived.


Departures To-day.
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FARMS FOR SALE.


A Ie-scction ranch in West Texas. For fun
particulars address ". s Fritz. Panhandle. Tex.
FARM of l20 acres in Clinton County. Illinois.
improved sa5 ger acre: bargain: part cash. Sa-
tionai Want and supply Co. l. y. Eighth ST