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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-17

New York. Oct, is.-Spot cotton closed
steady: 10 points advance. middiinE upands
s.soc. middlinE Gull Bic: sales 81 bales. Fu-
tures closed steady: oct. 80. Nov soc. Dee
9.lc: Jan. q Feb. 9.ucs March SIC: April
g.fGc- Nly isle. The market opened hm al an
advance % san points. following higher caotes.
continued reports o. a better sp0t demand. and
further cold weather In the belt. This news
exercised a considerable yuoCt On sentiment.
aud while there WIS naturally more or less
realizing On the advance. The market ruled gen
orally trim all day md closed within . or 4
points - the hest prices % the dag. or net II
10 = points higher The forecast called for
furtEr- cold weather. with more or less gen
eraI fr1sts over the western belt: receipts for
the dag We're below expectations. Exports were
full AMI. In fact. nearly all the news received
q buIIish Interpretation. Trading during the
entire session was active and the demand
seemed 20 come from pretty nearly all sources.
Saies vere estimated at I5.O0 bales. Port
receipts Tor the DAY were I,176 bales. AGAINST
l.EJ hIles last year. and the exports foot
up TO 52g6l bales The New York spot market
was steady AZ an advance OF 10 points - tcr
for middLng uplands.
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SOS am % pm
. 90 am 'l5 pm
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SHH5r r.girr % and m5
only fair iu suTlrE. Sons" a.I native mutton
principally 90 SaltbW,--'w. with two 0r f1rle
lgads OF Westerns Thsre was NJ rlt-ral
change o. The trade. an decent mutton s-1cE
hath s1e~p and lambs erlil-E readily at steady
60 strong urices. ompEr.i win a week as9;
EXTREMELY slow. AMI WrrT No better than
r ,i1y On H Them. s ant raal i Ss i iaIa,s Si'9 % buy bay
ths thin hi-ls u I-si..- % set 2lnnE with
life than either IIst week or On" week before.
hut prices remain .,3i I,-lg bug i.W
- far his week sales Included lambs a, 81
csc. d.. bulk ~ them at H-Grs@ uall.e
and Sru.lvs1t u-t'au sheep a. E-ElES. the
bulk NJ &g'a siETs 10 % &t- clA
lambs az SO and bucks az S1-a. IuHe-
H-oGs-Asain Dr. receipts were only ul1Isr-
aglust I.So this day q y-4r ago None q
d. Mri.Tr w1FS'i- were heavily supplied.
tslE= go" had, against -"" "a week ago
Ts- market or+Isd on n lower basis. tn
decline oH.lptinE o. t.f! rom the ANY
THURSDAY trade. but Oh tato basis tusiness
SOD hoes - an WEIGHTS was soon c'.anaI no.
but later 10 th- day there was a iuIil-s=. AMI
uni.Es rial sr-i are ia - dem1rL ant 20.
STOW ard Irregular hlFrr- are not hooking cog
hogs. Packer. while rather l-tri~r. are better
hUEfE Than ten Gays a-Hs and the EurN me-
dunn AMI h.tEy h.-= are selling much better
crnrareI with other w-f-hts. Al tl- close tire
market was very wslA. with O. Few loads r.
naming uEsHlI.
The main dove ~ packers brgrht bv Suir
& o." today averaged = iE- AMI cost ET
-. averaged - lh<. and cu-t So. and b.
Armour x Co. averaged - Itz. and cos.
Sls1tz- ST louis Dressed Beef and Provision
Cssruruy. 1T H.. and cost KS.
800 lights. j.. q Us ihs. al EseisHN u--
dunn wriEhfs. E5E1EsA and god Estyi.s At
E-Ha-s Tho bulk % TIRE cool medium AMI
hrlgy hUrs sold ut :~L5"r-,st- against EN-i-s
-s- THURSDAY
~WDVSES-Thsre vac considerable more 1rf.v-
ifv displayed hy the E1-ee market TODAY than
o. usually The case on Friday. quite q number
% the week arrivals had Nlf fr cH under tlr
hammer AMI most ut ths luvfrs were still On
hand. some Or The auHE o. De- gHil were ~
very god quality and consequently srE1ErI the
attention ~ tho demand The market. how
ever. was on The same lower basis as has "a
fstai dug.u= tho rufire week and sales wslr
rather du.--r. There was also znwD activity
buyers wu" Rad not set uliaI ths,r o1usi-u-
m,rtE
~NTrI.ES-Tre receipts % mules have lwin-
d,el down 20 very small us1 Isfi7u- and 'he
hnlt-orcTs from EARLIER DAYS . th" week The
market shovel o. UInrErH from o." E"n.-ul
conditions sNlztlrc duTs-- u5HEiHIE DAYS The
movement o. stun very SLOW aul t.E o. are
sIEuments frr TIE r.Esun that tire exterior .'e-
uart ruIti~ur- Nrrv slow. and there g. 10 In
lucrwfuf Gr fFem 20 HuE actively The mHT-
kst was a. slow and dun this week al ~ has
were. u anything. a shade lower than the
week isSre Not n great many nTCriuE9 re-
main on the market uwf the Indications are
that a Eood cleanup viii BE- Effected
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Nnrfhrru LTues

Train Depart Arrive.
STrrl IUI-1Is Eyu5-s
Dubuque -. am $50 pm
Crl-trs ugyliEht S-erIIl
b., n AMI r1ir-i1-If ..--. IIsE am 7se nm
.<sr.r ETalI Nsg.T medallion T@54l pm 1850 am
ChirIrs Diamond SrCrtri---- $40 pm S24 am
Sp.iugunII Ar-HrnuHf4lfI1n ZOO rn 1900.
Southern Lines.
Fast NIalI-yI3uehh. cairo.
Namrri-- Jacks o.. Tram
New orleans AMI Texas
Evrr-zz NHzryll-. Al
i1nta and Jafsg7y,1e 80 am 's.io pm
Nv br1alrs Sr-rIl-gGl-l-
Memphis arlN-N or'e4H-. ISIS pm 's.Is TN
AranwuufItInu MurrEE~-
horn. Marion and CraIl
SPRINGS. sparta and
Chester go pm u:ci an
New Orleans Limited
CaIrr Memphis. Dixie
FI.r-- Nashville. Atlanta
ana jacksonville --.---.- $50 pm 7:es an
l.. u. 81. l.. RN. Henderson Routel.
Train Depart Arrive.
Fast N,a.T-Ourrshr~1 Clover
CTHva=p4rr. Louisville ard
r1--. ISrisyri. rrI nc East SD am 5s's pm
~. Fss, .,-.. SO pm 80 an
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4.fsI natives. 10 Texans G~alEaH-gFrsI-f r1
natives. Team Native anu vinfc-cI
bcIrTE steady 20 strong. quarantine steady 20
strUn-s native ana Western cTrs sfr4Iv 90
To- lower. Efu-kers md feeders slow AMI lower.
Chofr- aNuurf AMI dressed h-rf steers s. -FI
-FH- fair 90 -1sf Nf1Gff 20 stlrkHrs AMI :-e..-
arz g =rg Western fel steers EE-Gfn. Tex
sf--8fTa-. native COWS Ai-luF. native hrifCrs
s.--TI1o= uHu~Hw EH-u. bulls
e7fe- E--ETm. HnEr-EeTnlutr o.. War
~ - lower closed wax TOP g. o.. blIk %
gafa- & F-- - heavy E-HE- rI-rsT H-gEaHF
E-rrIru %. H-ht NafHfsH.I'. workers. GEzTa1u.
pIcs -e- 81 Sh--r-Eeceirts 900 Market
gfarFv 20 sfnU~E Native lambs EEr-H.
western lambs s. err-In5 saI ewes EaGHcl75-
Teas c!iur-d rCariuES set. Texas ciun-i
shrep 3 F09r-Tr. Eturker- and lsedsu Gt-50
~. Joseph. No. oct i6-Iltle-Bcceirts =
81. steady: natives $780, COWS sul lalf-
rE Fto~ke-s a1f feeders
H~cEs-Recrlbts lsf9s L.-r lover. Ecp A&s
bulk y-ETs.S. shecT-Iselcipts 1901. steady
chiesso. Oct. Is.-Cat,le-Rseeipts s.9o. IA
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.


A cME LODGE No. ss. X OF F-MEErs
Gate Hall northwest eomer, Grand aud Easigl
syenuss Msmb-Ts requested 70 attend regular
Is. Fl MELTON. G. c.
G. ". Clifton. X. .: X. 4 5. IHu s. Louis
agrngs -
castle HALL. ROBERT + cowAS
ggntgEy EuildiuE Ninth ani ohyr STT
sharp. EGsirr- I,t1s Visitor cordially
Ate. us--u h e & :
CoLuMEIA UoDGE. 80. - K OF p;
o.eioeE. Cguyly builinr. Ninth 7n4 uH
NurE IN 'h- rank 81 Knight Member 'el1
10 attend Visitors v',"s uv-yER. a. q
). = usm7z,g X. osIs . -
n A,goN IDU..r 20 u X or r.. MEETS
- every WDLue-Ia, evening a. oid L"lsgN-
ian No. = seventh u9lr.. N.nth and
N tr. S-11fa ~ n = 80 rT,le-. Members and
visitors cordially invited. Meeting called a. -
M tTTAS l.. -
Attr~- II T. KERNEL. n ~ Il = NJ
EULUEE GREAT LODGE 40. e X OF
1 meets every Wgi1"~tEy .
ONE strrsis. ~ Wsiasday sysniaE 90
lT T. EgTs la Page fa.~ A,ststs
81 a. R5S-r'. X. q s -
m DOC LODGE. 80 e. K or p;
~ meets every Tu-tay eEshihE
O'Clock NJ AurHn= HAL. -HItEnest cQrnrt
IeIrrenn and Park avenue laAe my.
EriEbtS PARK 80 HsTrs~Hu avenue -
ter are riTec'-i ana ]siSi,g,s SSTat2i' AZ
O. W. Eaayrr. X. % n -
ACTFIc LOIGB so -. X OF =
meets every Weuu=slay evening t-nIa
moor century building. Niutl ard olife 49,.
prtohcr =, w1TE o. rank q EeIuire All m-I
6srs arc urged 70 - pursrnt Nlslt.5a Ae 80.
daily invited and welcome % take I45t IN t-
Ceremunis-- j.. J.. Nnkl- g. e.
W. y GRAY. X Of r & :
> REAnER LODGE. No. -D, X OF z;
Regular meeting every rrst and .thlg4
Monday evening Ia the mgnth ~ BAH 40
80 Ee.Sss I1ild,nE N.Kt ,l,e'Is
are REQUESTED 70 be present. Visitors are cur
clzlly invited
J. r wi-ss II K q r Z :
p Ed CROSS LODGE X OF p. MEETS
IN At obi Fellows Han Nluth All 'lte
sfr-sts. every W-iarTisy night Nisltors al
Ways welcome oltll*r y. uNrA S-.glt RANK
Al. W b-.Il7E X % T. a :
M AEASH LODGE 80. -E. X. Or T.. will
W have work iu IEc rank o. Esquire a.
hal.. Br1HtNsy and H-utsu. 4u'alaN. 'gtga-=
- Visitors cordially. iat!tel -
= ~ SachIrtrn. X & Is
- meets MCnlay evening. yctoh-r D.. T-G. IN
Rail No !. tsufu nacF century LIi.4trE- a. 2
o'clock In regular convention Mytlb-rs ~
pecfe1 and visitors cordially invited Ly attend
a w .l@lN g.
Attest: o. ~ Brooks n. % r. L 3
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New York. Oct. I6-Ttr market faT cap
Grated apples was quiet. with ynly q ve-y Lent
prime at 81. NOS. rHsfsa az Ee5t-e auG TEtv
at FaG7c. spot pr1n=z are ia moderate a.
mand. though they are r0yilE hardly ~ NJ
idly a. mlEht D. a-Nv--.HI az this Esal-sn.
Prizes are steadily held and range rCm &c
70 &C. for all Eraier. ArEc1ts attract "a fair
demand and holders ar fair IN their views;
chE.ce are quoted al sis8g extra choice al
l1Gllic ana fancy at uIEz Peaches are
quiet az sHI-c for choIcr. s.nSLe FOR extra
choice anu gaGIcac for fancy
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NOT IN the TRUSTS,

We viii ADVANCE you from SO TO so on
ONS without REMOVAL. Al 4 GREATLY RE
BUCED RATE that Will enable you 20 90
any DEBT you may nave. You can RETUEN
the money as you can, In weekly or monthly
and only \ for the TINE yCu use
the ~ When IN need q MONEY. call a.
our PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES. or
TELEPHONE c @iG. ME>HANfCS TRUST
ENTR ANrE 81 y sixth 81
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LAKE SHORE NEW YORK CENTRAL MI
Ur-USUN RIVER EISEON AND ALEANI
CHESAPEAKE y OHIO RAIL-
Tgf, Depart. Arrive
I-Ilararo,S Express 1870 rsl- am t5@3 pm
S-w N0rk and Boston LIN
ErirEarIrHfar SueciHl-NoE
York UarsTuu. WasrIrCt71-
Baltimore and Philadelphia Eol noon ssE Pm
m5aaii5s -. ttso pm 'ssg an
Nation ard Alton Accom-
muiatlHa -------a-------- EtI Pm ..---...-
Boston. Nr York t.-r.r-
natl. Warrington. EG.r-
more end FlilIIclphIa---- In pm 80 an
Cincinnati DAYTON. Spring
field. Columbus Evurr--- 50 pm go an
Pa. Eyrr 81 .---.....-------- --.----- -2-G1 am
~AIruu-IsaNtE 5000 o.. ~. FII1 D. IN. 80
q m. Arrives $40 m-. I-E o. III
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G T. LOUIS COUNCIL. No. - L. c. T
- meets first and thluI saturdays In he
month. IN Han No. l. Csurury building. Wis
90 y Ga-1nF aT~aaf
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Liverpool. OEt- E-CuttuE-Spot Moderate
6lsinsss done prices 4 To- Points htsher.
sod. Kidding SD. low middiuE asi: good
ordinary G.5d. ordinary SD. The sales u the
speculation and export. ans included so Amer
lean. receipts S.s8 bales. Including 80 Amer
American mlGlf-g 2 4, cs oct aEd oct
and Nov. 6$EEi. Nav. and Dee. 12g5Ed:
Dec. and Jan. EZfrEg fG- Jan. and Deb Lll1.
Feb. and Naurh zI9d. March and Apul alt
5.Nds April and Nay sd. May AID June a-d
steady: Oct 80 g.. Ncv- &C. Dee
AZ: Jan. Gei6s SIC Feb. 2sn9sscs March
June 9sI69 Sc Tuiy asSdsssc- Spt steady
ssles $50; ordinary -: sid ordinary s-lsc
loW mtcdltEE 3 7-I6c. mildlnE , B-lhr' Euod
mitdlinE ios middlng fair rsc Receipts H.
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LlANSAT5P { GENT

Quit paying away your wages in high interest
when you can borrow money from the Uai1n
Finance Co AT ONE-HALF WHAT OTHERS
CHARGE. Loans on household goods. planes.
salartes. etc. leaving goods In your pOsSession:
no p1hicity- Pay at youE convenience. Time
extended In case Of sickness. no extra charge.
Cal. write or teieuhuue ki1loCh A 80
UNION CO, Rooms Se-12 Oriel
building. TOuthcaSt corner Sixth and Locust.
Entrance Vrs y Cfr-h sfr~eF .TunasIfa BARS
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kNIGHrs ANp LADIES OF SECURITY.

"A ARMONN COUNCIL KNIGHTS AND la
4 i dies Of Security. meets every saturday
evening at 40. -EI9 Eastou avenue. East1u
Avenue Hall. Visiting knights and ladies Cur
daily welcome r. ; SMITH. President
William Guilkcv. Fin Secy-. Lie9 Adams ST
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GRASD COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
V Arcanum. gs-Zl holland BuildluE-A
r0udial welcome - ~yIlitOrS. friends. brethren
:. II BACON. g. r.
Jno. c. kilinEsWorth. Grand Secretary.
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CONFIDENTIAL LOANS.

make loans on furniture at LOWER RATES
and on EASIER II than any one else. ]
do only a small business. which enables me TO
SELECT ms customers and them
from PUBLICITY anG HIGH RATES. CON-
suit NE before making a loan elsewhere. All
business on the QUIET.
J. A. TELFOED. ROO 80 HOLLAND BLDG.
Tel. Kinloch 4 500 I'll y. Seventh -.
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NE MONEY

In East 81. Louis and surrounding towns
on furniture. pianos. etc. Amounts 20 SUIT
YOUR NEED and terms 10 SUIT YOUR ability
to pay. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Goods
left in your possession. Liberal discounts.
THE HOME TRUST co. EAST : LOUIS
Room SOC Metropolitan Building.
KInlorh A ISs2 E5-I7 Missouri ave.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
PLAN.

On FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES.
OUR NEW system gives iva = CHEAPER
RATE Of Interest. Longer Time and
than any other Company You
can PAY as YOU WISH. either weekly ~
had han. Goods remain In Your P0sss-aun.
No required HElie SICK OR OUT
OF WORK. 80 there Is No ANGER q losing
your goods
NO PUBLICITY. No INCONVENIENCE.
No DELAY: papers can Be -Ignef at house
and you can get money same day sou apply.
We Eill Pay Any Loan or Claim against your
goods ard can give you MORE ONE
IF you cannot call. RITZ or TELEPHONE
us-and We will send agent 90 explain cur
NEW STE TELEPHONE KIN. y Ef.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE -
Room No 40. Commonwealth Trust Building.
RruadWay and Ol.Ae 50. Entra-ca 81 Olive 81
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3--GONNEGTIHG OFFICE ROOMS
FOR RENT m NEW
REPUBLIC DING.


Above IS a plan OF a suite of three con-
Meeting rooms on the second floor Of The
Republic building. They front on Olive
street, and have a total OF $50 square feet
Of floor space. The tenant may divide and
arrange 20 suit. They have steam heat.
plenty natural light. elevator service and
are readily reached by stairway. one short
fight. 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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MIsSnIRI PACIFIC RAILwAY.

Train Depart. Arrive
r.-sr Mail ..-..---.......... "3d1 IN 'i0=5 pm
Ig-.I Express .-.-..---------. - am 80 pm
Day E~yUg~s-kaEgIS Cry.
Fuall. urHEcs. salt Llke
CITY ana san FruuHI-cI---- 10 am .1L pm
WlaT.-Ef.u A-ccuuUutaf|u-- rg5 pm fs-H am
-. Joseph. Joplin. W4sEitl
arI Kansas Limited and
Slufhv-est Missouri ------- $50 I'm 80 an
Earsaa AMI colorado Ev----.EoIC um 80 am
Crsge Occur Lake trains leave Uni0u Station
~ SIS q. U-. elk a. Ia. sEl . m- aut 't@l
3. u-
a nj. -Il.'1 a. w. $50 a. r. and 90 . N
EirENa.I trains lowe Union station a. tl.q
a III s-rE a. m. fgEH a. IN. flf.1 a.. m. tltI
p. m. sstsI1 o. m.. $50 a m $500 p ne. 49,
y. o.. and alisu .. IN
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.

ANCIENT FREE ANb
ACCEPTED MASONS.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. 40. :.
- A r. & A. ~. viii hold stated com
uIuieatiCa At - o'clock TUe~day evening. Oc-
fuuer -. AZ NEz.ulr Temple. Grand and Fluu-y
avenues Wusk 90 lur T., A. d-Frva- Members
arr requested Gu attend A.>It.ss are always
WslCum-. \. !. Nl'AEsNElt. ". a.
Hsury LEhou. Secretary.
GUOD HOPE LODGE 80. zIS. A. F. & =.
" 4. - Regular communication Saturday
evening. Ort.u-r j.. l.N. az ..l O'Clock WORK.
Members urE.d o. H. prgs.ut. Visitors cordially
Invited. e.. e CONVERSION. W. II.
F5dvard $. BALDWIN. secretary.
m ISSDUEI LODGE. 40. =. a +. : 4. y.
Ia Stated c0mmunicatisn On Thursdsy.
october j.. 90 40 o. m. tlrluihlau halL
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. T. - degree.
Memb-rs and visiting brethren axe requested
TAYLOR r. wYRICR. W. II.
John n. Deems. SECRETARY.
= OSE HILL LnpGE. 80. =H. A T.. & 4.
IN u. Napl- 1nl Hamlltuu ANeuuHs-Hlei
communication this afIsTuHHu. beginning AZ 80
O'Clock. WUrk 90 second and third crgreeE,
Visiting brethren cordially invited
uENEY e. PDLLMAS. ". N.
Howard WCtsuu. Secretary.
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
H.a-. LEnLnA
Il. y. n. Il

IRAN
FIlrt.I4 Limited vi8 Nasu-
Vile Atlanta Cltttanuo-
"A. Macon. ThlUagviile.
Jacksonville. ~. Augustine
and tampa
Fast Mail Evansville. Nash
WILLIE EIrm uEhIm Mont
E.U-ry. ehattHuuuEd. At
IEurI. Mobile. sew orleans
aEI jacksonville. Fla.
Charleston. : C.
s Err-Iu E.Np-ess % Evans
E!.I. Nashville. ElrminE
ham Mobile. New orleans
tsgwEs-...- jacksonville.
IE.F-- fH-gl4 avt -
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Tar. Iararf. Arrive.
Valley TlrE Accumulate. 70 = am flos26 am
VALLEY Park AceuwrrLartun. = en- pm gE5 am
Pacific ~saf!.a -.--.. ss.ll lu rs+a pm
Texas AMI Kansas Nall
For Springfield. Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. EuU.g. HHla-
Ton. Galveston. TlrranCa.
Joplin ana WlrE.tJ--.------ m an SIS pm
Pacific ACHH immediate % ..-..- $50 pm -C3 an
Valley Park Accumulation r-I[ pm ft@o pm
Meteor For Springfield.
CFErbl-r. Joplin. wichita.
NlTifI. uklIEruB. Ueu.sru.
: rruIE. Dallas. Fort
w..I 80 nm sl-o an
Valley PAX A~crrumrEa.c-- flTT pm g % an
Valley Park A~ceUumr5ltICu- 1925 lm 800 pm
pa.lfr 1rwo1a - r5si m +5H5 am
Pacific Acc uUulItu On --- ......-.-. 80 pm
Texas and karsIs Limited
SFru=FHlI. EuE-ra Sr-.rEs.
Fort smith. PARIS. Dallas.
Grsauyile. Pants rur4-
cana. HnustHr. Galveston.
Austin. san Hnt1ria. car
fEHEr. Joplin. Wichita.
Burton an tire wei 50 P1 ~ an
Western EEu-c-s-F0E spring
EeIF. Ni-Ifl. ue1lEIE. SEer-
al r'1- ..----. $3.50 pm 'Tls an
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LAWS


A SCHJE LuDG- ~. j. l. .. v. =.
~ meets -NvE Monday gNtnlnE "a ScE-sstcs
in he l-Erugs- Waiting UTolh,Ts Wr.CJmu-
David r-,,r. serr-ulh. ia Dol e..
Golden ScEITEI; LODGE. 80. -. J. o..
~ %. T.. meets every Sa-lulaS evening -
I--Ga.nEEl street. N.-ItHss cordially invited and
lrml.fs eNp.gtId g. attend. = ". uEIIsy,
Flr.Es. vice grand. lei. <.ufh I-."rEau aNsHlra
J. L. LlEeuu-L IrH.-ln= sc.f-tFFs Hr-lt g.
avenue.
m yCND CITY LODGE 80 80. l. D.. o.
F--Err-aE murtEEs second ana fHITtE
St-.aAys o each month u h-A ~ t4-
DIV. STREETS Visiting brethren ffatCIuclly tl-
TIf-l PHILLIP RILEY. y e.
charles z Mantzomrry. sesr-taIy.
-. LOUIS LODGE. 40. s. l. o. o. r.
meets ~ 81
Olive. Han No J. Members expected 20 ar,tuL
VISITORS Uell1mc MarA IN RTsi S,STs
wallace NrrarE7. s%-sT,iay Tro lem,
GUMNIT LouGH No. 90. ! {. o. +.
q meets even saturday evening AT West
tate Hail. corner Grand and East1a avenues,
JouN MATTHEWS. y. C.
JAG. KI~nzIe. Re- seq.
y ENiPIAR lodge. 40. -. o. F..
II meets SATURDAY evening % each ve-k ~
Hau No 2. Old Fellows uIii4iES ''srer S41th
E-.r. October L. Nllt0s cordially invited 60
William II. nsy,s; sseFsiiig
lIIuLDEY LODGE sc. = J. q. q. =. MEETS
W tuesday evening q zach week ~ ilA NO
/ Otd Fellows building. corner Ninth AID
Olive. at 6'cIlck Visiting tgrtE-r iayiteI ~
= = CARVER. y. c.
A. !. Dalrympls. secT,',ry.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

For sale. I4-room brick house: seven blocks
west OF Union Station: good location for room
ing o. boarding house: big future 10 this Prop
erty:. $500. For particulars address AT -.
Republic.
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Cash ADVANCED

To people holding a steady position on their
plain notes. also on household furniture. pianos.
etc. uhe goods remaining in your poSsessionl,
at lowest rates. easiest terms. quickly and
quietly. Kinloch phone c llG.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT co.
Room MS Missouri Trust Building.
Entrance "a nffye street
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S 70 am T:Is pm
ST LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TEIBMIN Al RAILWAY SUBURBAN
IN AZ WHVEE~

Es.ra.ls Leave Eighth and Gratint streets.
Slalt.- au - 1910 a N: I20S. $40.
sa- o. ~r-urasy and sunday tonly-nI' p.
IN. SlHaHF u..rna+. ggS a. m. lZ.5 2. m
Leave Ha-iia=tau avenue. dsily-5I4 a. m.
80 $685. 90 % U ENg-gy SInday-1s, 81.
Tsfl. lg-af q 3D. 4-L- SIS. suS D n. saturday
and sunday grLE-IlE %. m sunday only-5A.
$50 a m-. l-- 90. DO.
esi5. SIS. E-i- o. m- Except ~SGEeay-5:1s. 6.A.
5702. S4. go. llII = IN a.. SIT ?. N sat
Unday .uly-EE o. an. sunday unly-5s55. 500.
1850 a. IN saturday and sunday only-l.1 ..
n. Except SATURDAY q1d SlndaysE ,
Leave Madison. 1ully-l16. 25g. s0S TfT p
m Except sunlay-5ls. s:9. 5:S. s:2s. "a
ISIS , n sunday daIy-ss0 Sos f565 q =
Saturday and sunday onIy-IIs5S D. m
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KNIGHTS OF

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
ne SMET COUNCIL 40 "a KNIGHTS
- q Columbus. urvts every urst and third
thursday In the west hall. century blilIlng.
Ninth and Olive sts NIs-uuE kulEuts arr a.
yIJcd. - T.. MONAGHAN. Grand knight
A. J McGraue. Recorder.
u ENEIC No 80. KNIGHTS
IN II Columbus. meets rNcTy SecuuI and
IlGrh "Wednesday In Rose HIu Hall. No. ~
MaVI avenue. Visiting kuiEuts are Invited.
JOHN PAUL CHEW.
Grad kniEuI
Walter 7. Cunningham. Recorder.
m ARgUETTE COUNCIL NO. 60
ia Knights u meets even So
Urd and fourth Tu.-luN 30 the west hail
Century uuildlnE. Ninth and olive Er--sa
Visiting kuiElIs csuulally invited
W. l.. MEE. Grad Knight
r p Leonard. Recufd-r.
G 7. LOUIS COUNCIL. No. ~ MEETS ~
q cry nTst anc hind Tuesday at West En1
HAIL. suuthWe-t corner FluIyy and NaudeE.uJeE
avenues. Visiting kuiEhis ate cordially In
FRANCIS 3. PUNp3R. Grand knight.
Joseph r. Larly. Recorder.
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JIM SlFhAdA bGE@AAS III 4AoPEAAg LNN@eI1
WEBSTER GROVES.

Io-room house. nearly new. and with
every modern convenience. located on a
iiGE555 .;Io.5Oo
S-room house. furnace. bath and all mod
srn features: almost new and In fine
condition: lot 5000
s-room kCuoe. all modern conveniences
and stable. poultry-house and garden.
clo-e TO electric and steam transporta-
ton. in Webster Park: lot l0oX2l4.--.--. s.501
lot: old orchard 4.sO
'-ii IN Sd h1 oTsha .TTn lot ani2 2x1s sano run, 400
tTess. central locSt on; lot ssrzTise ae0
1881 oo.t.se. central .oe-.-ou' .o' - ZOO
xsS9 SL1' = 100
Ateo houses ~ : TO Il rooms on ground ! acre
10 Isl acres al s. COO TO $500, and choice
building lots and acre tracts.
CHAS. A BAKER. Agent.
Bristol bldE. Webster Groves. and rs Chest
-. 81, 81. Louis. Phone A %.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR SALE.

FOR Sale-Beautiful home and five acres,
suitable for nouItry: farm not far from Kirk
wood: accessible 10 the Worlds Fair grounds.
lansing. kIrkWOOd. No.
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MOBILE \ OHIO.

Train. Depart Arrive
Ssw orleans. Mobile. Merrill
fan. Jackson. Cairo. Nu--
s5s,h ana s5utE.S so am '7.0I pa
New U-saa-z Mobile. Nerd
ian. M1rrEOIgry. Atlanta
Jlck-1u- Cairo. al POINTS
to Florida and tie south
arE Southeast ---.------- eI pm IT'S am
~ Ser Ns,omm5dsjI1r, --.. $50 pm fitIs an
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NANDAIIA N
IoTIs. X. g. 3 COLORADO n. r.

ST. LOUIS, X. C.& COLORADO r.. r.
FROM UNION DEPOT.
Train Depart. Arrive.
I0I ana Ia Mail and EIureSS
-G1scruade River and In
te-me-iat- points .......... s7:1s an $50 pm
FROM FORSYTH JUNCTION.
l5 AMI ld. Uai1n Accom-
HuLlt.0u -.-------.-..--.-.. 80 Pm SIS Pm
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81. Louis Cotton Market.

TInEcs and stained II Nc below white.
New Orieans-S9ot market ANA middlils.
CaIvcEt0n-sp1t market firm. u.ddIiuE. SIC.
Meupbs-Spot market hTms middHns gac.