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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-04-14

making comparisons to be offered him
On the ground that nothing is so sat
| isfvinC as a first class comedy we'll in
terpreted. MIR Knute E-iekson's en-
| paoement here at the Grand Opera
| House on Friday. April nth, in Chas
| Newman'S, The Man from Sweden,
| should prove big magnet 10 all class
| Is Of playgoerS There IS said TO be
| laughter galore in the piece together
with situations of striking dramatic
power. The leading role. that of Swe-
dish emirrant. eSSayed by MIR knnte
Erickson. is a sympathetic and interest
inc one and everywhere this delightful
comedy has been presented, be has
scored an immense hit. He will be sup
ported by ell balanced cast. Prices.
parquette - cents. dress circle 80 cents,
balcony 80 sd 50 cents, gallery 70 cts.
A gentleman said he had three in
family; thag be bought his groceries
from the large stores aud paid weekly
SO 80 and more Ii is oar opinion that
he either paid big prices for goods OF
has a very rich garbage barrel We
are supplying many families of five OF
six who have plenty of the best, and
whose bills weekly don't run higher
than the above amount A boy came
to one of our stores yesterday with s
broom that cost him 3D.; we sell ths
same broom for Poe, a saving of 20 pei
cent. Everything else in our three
stores sold likewise at 3 saving 10 ths
. consumer. Reader. have you evei
, tried any of cur iours II not yot
, should do So One Of the best fiours az
The market today is MIX Dutch, whict
: can be had At either of our stores. i
i high priced but cheap 10 the end
: The Little Corner Grocery, cornel
! Grand Ave. and Forest street, Pnon'
S5l.
, Thst Little Seventh St Grocery. be
tween Franklin and Grant. Phone Ssc
l The Big Grocery, 2S4 Grand Ave
Phone SIS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
HIS CONDITION A MYSTERY.
Edward Curren Found Uncon-
scious in Hall of His Home.

Edward j. curren. Is years old. is at his
home, No. 1929 O'Fallon street. in criti-
cal condition, as tho result Of concus-
sion Of the brain, mysteriously sustained
last Friday. The police Of the Fourth Dis
trict are investigating the case.
Mrs. Mary Curren. the young mans
mother. told Captain johnson that she
found her son lying unconscious In the
hallway OF their home early In the fnCrn-
ing; She says she carried him to bed. and.
call In a physician until her efforts to re-
vive him had failed,
Doctor Waldo, Briggs. who attended
young Curren. said he had suffered a dan
eerous injury to the brain. Mrs. Curren
believes that her son 70 the victim Of rob-
oers. who struck him. Two wounds ON
the forehead are the only evidence Of an
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

A wel!-made rag dol! properly stuffed
ard nicely dressed makes a very accepta-
BILE Christmas gift for a small child.
This SET of patterns includes the nodei
for the doll body. which may be filled with
fine sawdust.
There ig also little dress made Of blue
and white polka dot flannel. with plain
white yoke. The lining is simply adjusted
with shoulder and underarm seams. clos
ing In the back. 1t is faced to a straight
yoke depth with white. and the full body
is gathered at the top. adjusted at the
edge OF the yoke and drawn down strais ht
to the waist. The circular skirt has plaits
at the back ard is attached to the waist,
the joining being covered with a sash.
The sleeves are full. drawn in at the hand
with an elastic.
The red-riding-hood cape in dark blue
serge is Of circular shaping and fastens in
double breasted style with small gold but
tons. The hood IL full and gathered on an
elastic to fit tine head.
The set may be developed in any pre-
ferred material. but care should be taken
to have the garments made in a favorite
color. 1t is said bv people who teach kim
dergart"rs that children under usually
favor bright red. while older children turn
to blue or blue and white.
To make the doll will require three
fourths yard q or 36 inch material. To
make the dress will require three-fourthS
yard OF 3s-inch material. and to make the
cape will require three-fourths yard Of o.
inch material.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

Rag Doll and Set. No sl3s-Every year
styles change in the doll world" and
this season girl dolls are dressed in much
the same styles as their little mothers.
The illustration shows a set OF doll pat
terms including a dress. coat and rag doll.
As rule a rag doll is among little girl 3
most treasured playthings. for it will
look pretty well after several months
of hari wear. The doll may be tightly
filled With sawdnst and the face painted
on by some amateur artist.
The dress is made Of pale blue and white
cl1allie. with white lace and blue velvet
trimming. 1t is mounted on a fitted body
lining that closes In the center back and
is faced with velvet to round yoke
depth.
The suli front and hacks are gathered
and arranged TO outline the yoke. blousing
at the belt. A shallow collar is Of lace
and lace ruffles finish the edge of the
yoke Bishop sleeves are fitted with in
side seams. Ths fullness at the lower
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

No. 2 invoice SIC: mild firm Futures opened
heavier primary wi receipts During the early trad
ing prices were fairly steady but considerable
hensive Of deliveries on Contract. owing 70 the
large amount Of coffee afoat from Brazil and
send coee i here from the other r side contius
tion Of these offerings in the afternoon. when
fe masa h as .sead sat net 10 sho 10
L points s ,owsr Sales s. s M has iPslus @
aniT Maysh !s aug MAY sssss sD, 'a?s sSs
Dried Fruits.
New York. Dec. 1.-THE market for evapo-
rated apples is quiet but desirable grades are
fancy at Sa.d7c. Prunes are attracting moth
are no, being pressed io5 sale and prices son
eG as ana ncS At pssesss ssss 4 as s
ssSss % are anS g1Ses ssnsv at at extra choice at
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Dec. 15.-Butter-Recepts Gy2
psi. !sse aeies sass ss.as ss
ss,s shieass Dee l@Basss. tS@: a eresmsr.e. IS
Ss5is Ss;as;aS;. !%ins ioi YOUNG A%s.:ea.
bv prints &c. Cheese steady: New York full
creams: fancy. ua.c: choice uIac: fair to good
104TifHc.
New York. Dec. 15.-Raw sugar firm; fair re-
na nninE &c; Sen,rifus.l. 9s test. sssc Molas.es
dered 4.S5c; Eranrlated 4l5c
=, New Orleans. Dec. 15-sugar quiet: open ket-
tie 2SG3c: do. centrifugal 3-16f3Hc: centrifu-
gal whites 3lvd3 l3-1sc: yellows 3iSd3 11-1sc;
seconds 2iAd3isc. Moiasseg quiet: open kettle
2id3Oc: centrifugal SR23c. Sirup 29c.
Dry Goods
New York. Dec. 1S.-The dry goods mafkfS
still shows an upward tendency. with operators
placing orders only for :heir irnM.diate nee1a
cessions from asking prices even IN largo lo.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
Poultry.
REpt-HLIc SPECIAL.

New York. Dec. 15-Iiva Poultry--Receipts
to-day > cars Western and ! Southwestern.
latter mainly geese. Several cars more due.
but delayed by the heavy snow. in the west.
sid. wa. quite disappointing. but quality OF
the poultry available was not attractive. and 1t
is thought business will be more satisfactory
when the fresh poultry gets in. Fowls held
steady at 1iIsc for heavy. but medium and
light did not exceed 101ac. Chickens slow.
BOOSTERS steady. Turkeys scarce and firm.
Kentucky geese sold mainly at $50 a pair.
average. pair. S.5cal.75. Other quotations un-
Dressed Poultry-Recepts to-day 3.603 pkgs.
Weather clear and cold. and while invoices gen
erally showed slight falling of. some re-
ceivers who handle mostly poultry from the
extreme Southwest and Northwestern sections
reported liberal invoiess ; there is slight fall
confined almost entirely to fancy large soft
meated roasting chickens. either dry-picked or
scalded. and choice heavy dry-picked fowls
Ordinary chickens and fowls however. were in
liberal accumulation and sold very slowly at
unmproyed prices. Very few turkeys arrived
and while some Of the large supply houses
were willing to nay eoc for selected young toms;
finest did not exceed 19c while most Of the
hest marks Of turkeys sold straight at 1sc
few very fancy scalded turkeys exceeded 1sc.
but those from the southerlv sections were
thin and ungraded and difficult to sell straight
at over 16c. Western ducks and geese quiet
inside figures. SQUADS not in liberal supply
Chickens. Western dry-picked. fancy. large,
soft-meated. 12taT13c: Western dry-picked, ay-
erage. 11isn12c: Western sc2lded average lie
Other quotations unchanged.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
XMAS PIANOS
Bed Rock Prices.
BRADBURY PIANO MARERooMS. lol2

BRADBURY PIANO MAkEROoMS. lVis
F. C. Smith. hE Mfr: 4. 1 Z. Whitaker. Mgr.
haa se sh shs Hs aTe sees hand wy
either rent warehouse or dispose of some Of
DnT od s wssk We soTas @ aSs sS.
prices for Christmas: we have lowered our,
s We are ax on ns bs
We make special reductions 1t means mighty
w pG 9S Sssan sss Hs
l!n, the popular Webster. HennlnE: Whittier
New npr.sh's, .;s ,,g usually '2" and $500; our
New uprights. usually 5000 and $3.50: our
prices SIS. $50
New s,;cs spriss!s Usually $3.50 and 1850; our
New upriEhts usually $3.50 and $3.50: our
most eTs comeisie aa '.So and elegant as-or,en. IN
TIE Leading makes. including the world-renown
BRADBURY pirrsss rssD PIANOS
A lot of fine bargains too numerous to mem
ton nise Ms can sh.Iry mens1SG S1IeS, only few: u
! splendid toned Upright:
months: ~ sas ia il. Fsu4 4'is ID SSaS
Three sas ssl sas s.; fS5tsR
H'F'"'n. wssS'tr asGaRE sf4 SfSS6a' Fi9fs H'1F'
4 mic nice ,,aaa, small square lnar. ...........
.4So to- ssga % Nov WEN We oifer Ehn them q. @ So. SO. @
$50. $50. Nose. Arion and other makes.
ORGANS.
Good Mason & Eamiin ..............Si5
Fine 1o-ktop Story CLARK.
Handsome oak l1-stop Newman. $40
New organs. $40. SL. $50. So. SO: usually sell
for S15 to Sl25.
TERMS:
We sell very easy terms II desired or
make you special discount for cash. Every
piano offer Is warranted, and can he ex-
changed at full value for n within a
reasonable time. BRADBURY Piano Ware
rooms. 1Jl2 Olive Of. f. G. Smith. Mfr: A. T..
Whitaker. Mgr.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Open evenings until Christmas.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Run Good-Beef Cattle Lower
Sheen Cl0ke Hllrher.

NATIVE cATTLE-Beef S;eers-Ths native
cattie receipts again summed Up in very good
proportions. there being In tho neighborhooI Of
200 cattle offered. while week ago the supply
was a.:n0 head. The arrivals for two days are
but little different from the corresponding pc
rod of last week. 800 head lighter than the
same time u month ago though l.ao5 head laIg
or than the corresponding period CT last year
very liberal share Of the arrivals were steers.
and while there was nothing fancy Of
fered the day before. there some very
good to choice corsignments. Trade was char
acteristic OF the past several days. Icing n slow
and very uncertain kind Of market. buyers hold
ing back and giving no life whateve. to the
trade. Arrivals We're late, but still there was
very fair proportion OF them offered early and
from the mornings business there was a rather
discouraging outlook. One salesman said: 1T
locks very much az though buyers need no sup
les whatever The majority of the cattle Of
fcred were Of n comOmn TO medium class.
The tIdde ruled dull throughout the day.. ard
prices On common and medium steers were 10fp
lac lower. and even pretty good grades suffered
some decline. Choice cattle were not considered
any different but good grades that sold around
81 were also considered a shade OF. The gen
erai trade from all views was very unsatts-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

The coat Is Of velvet with fancy braid
trimming. 1t is adjusted with shoulder
and rnderarm seams, fits well across the
chest and hangs loosely in box effect TO
the hem. The closing Is made in double
the coat in closely at the waist. Bishop
sleeves fit the upper arm closely and are
wide at the lower edge. where the fullness
As "A rule materials for dolls dresses
are found in the family scrap bag"
where parts of all dresses made at homo
are carefully placed. II materials must be
purchased the amount required to make
the rag doll IL three-fourths yard of q
inch material. To make the dress will re-
quire one yard of N-inch material To
and one-fourth yards Of velvet. The pat
tern. No. 91Ss is cut in one size only. FOR
a 16-inch body.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
H.. .14z1... $50
steers and heifers:

Butcher Catte-Owing TO the lateness Of the
arrivals there very light supply offered
during the morning. and the trade was conduct
ed rather quietly. with local butchers operating
ers. that sold very well compared with Monday
As the channels OF the trade. from all reports.
are pretty wei: filled. the conditions are such
that an overly heavy supply would result in
disaster to the market. There was much bet
ter representation of the good kinds OF cows
ard heifers than offered Monday.
Light weight heifers were active and steady
to strong though the general trade was but
steady Gamers. cutters and medium cows sold
steady and while good TO choice cows were
steady they sold rather slowly. Bulls and
calves sold fully as well as Monday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
Loans at 5 Per Gent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS. AMOS ETC. without removal; NO PUBLIC
will save YOU money: CHEAPER RATES.
LONGER TINE. SMALLER PAYMENTS We
nav of any LOAN or balance on your FUR
NITURE- Paw at your CONVENIENCE. Lib
eral DISCOUNTS Call and be convinced
Wtite to telephone Einloch A 632
UNION FINANCE CO.. 3o2 and 303 Oriel bldg.
s. e. cor. Sixth and Locust. entrance GIG n.
iyfh fn
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES.
OUR NEW SYSTEM gives you CHEAPER
ER PAYMENTS than any other Company; You
can PAY AS YOU WISH. either weekly or
have had loan Goods remain in YOUR POS
SESSION.
NO PAYMENTS required while SICK OR
OUT OF WORK. In case OF death of husband
ALI. INTEREST PAID REFUNDED and PA
PERS CANCELLED.
NO PUBLICITY. no INCONVENIENCE. NO
DELAY: papers can be signed at no, SO and
you can get money same day you apply.
We will PAY. ANY LOAN OR CLAIM against
your goods and GIVE YOU MORE MONEY
II you cannot call. WRITE OR TELEPHONE
us and we will scrd agent to explain our NEW
SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KINIOCH 4A
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive Entrance Olive IT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
No Time Like Present TO Prepare fo
Holiday Season.
READY CASH,

II you hold a PERMANENT SALARIEp 70
SlTION. on YOUR PLAIN NOTE. wl,fou. MORT
GAGE. INDoRSER or kNOWLEDGE Of friends
and employers.
YOURS FOR THE ASKING.
We also Joan. on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANOS. etc. the goods REMAINING In your
uNDISTrRsED POSSESSION. Written GUAR
ANTE;E TO thar effect. You get the full amount
OF loan In CASH: no charges deducted and al
low a LIBERAL rEBATE If loan is paid before
due. LOWEST RATES. QUICK service. CON
FlDENTIAI. tTes tmcnt and PRIVATE office
especially arranged to afford you PRIVACY.
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT co.
Room Ills Missouri Trust building.
Einloeb l,ST Entrance Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
by Telegraph.

SirOe8 shipments 4JaJ
Gross shipments since Sept. IT,. 9sas7 :es W
ny Telegraph.
mns ss ddins sStinn sSssH Gst 'is.S
ls;iif: ] Jan; % Fps: Ess l:sis: Msrss lsi.ss:
sMs points higher on nioaerate bull support
ed IN 1h1s % @ id its s
a,is Southern interior points. reporting a good
aa hs n..a q hs mar g
ket at Liverpool. where Prices were several
10, 0S:tsI Reens
TIME sufficiently large to s.aEe cont;denee nee
% GoveTnme"ts se esop sure~ re .' the @eaiacS % was
no: unfavo:able 10 tn. movement and unset
cona!tion OF affairs in Manchester. where It
was hii.t"d some houses were on the E'nk o.
stated that an Engiish expert was to announce
asotier reduction m his estimat. OF the world.
lo.I1 CO.. bales. reduced on Nov IL to j.. 5S,;a"
ha!.s and row reduced d to - 9oo bale: ),
these @ phases Of ,ne siupton t and trading con
;nncd largely prcfessi9naI. with the nnn cor
to inspart considerable hrmness to the under.
tone. and prices in the afternoon sfowed net
aown this ii the 9is: is, sasscd dc on slightly under
liquida;ion: but .,ead:ed just before the e:ose
New Orleans Interests and was finally steady
net. ns; to 10 points higher. Sales estimated 1000
demand demand prices 1 70 point, hkner American
ding s.4d: low n,iddling s.ssd; good ordinary
.'s9 bales. OF which 800 we're for speculation.
and and export It and included 400 American. Pc
Futures opened quiet and closed steady: Amer
lean mlddlihs: g. 0; C: 6.slgss2 I'D Jan. c.5.d:
jan Feb. 6.531: Feb.-Mar s5lfS sd: March
April sod. April May esd: May-Juns 6.tsc:
.nne,-Juiy s.itd: Juiy-Aug. s.4sa6.t4d: sept
New Orleans Dec i5-cotton-Fttures
steady: Dec l::'GI.. &c: Jan. Il 3oai:..
feb: y tGu Sc: March is.6G12.6.c: Aiiil
i!J'Qi ~ 6se May IL. I2lii: .3c: June L. 7sQ tsc
july l2h2Nl2 Sc. Spot cot;on-Steady. Sales
A!.o; ordinary sI-16c. good ordinary 1eS.c low
mtddling ils.c: mdlng I.,sc: good iniidiina
!! 1,loc; middling fair u II lsc. Rece.pts 1850:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
MIXED.

HoGS-Only fair number OF hogs arrived,
with Week ago but about I oo more tSan were
Western markets had total of $3.50 on sale.
quality was fairly good. there being but few
trashy lots OF any weight on sale
The market opened with a very heari.h ten
frst hour but little busines; was transsc,ed.
Early trade showed decline Of 691oc and the
buyers were Indifferent al the openinS' but
braced up later. and before noon there was a
slight improvement both In the activity OF the
decline being resaned Late arrival. Hs We're o. aulch
ly disposed OF and nothing OF any importance
remained in the pens when business closed for
Good butucher and heavy hogs sold at st550
s6s: fair Io t? Sood medium weights ana packers
S5aisS 49,, isnts above sS iso lbs average s
pigs under 100 lbs Hasgi. % and roushs and
culls 81 iio1ias. The bulk o tthe hogs Weighing
sl60al 20 on Monday
rived. and while a good represen,stion Of ma
some Western yeariings better demand pre-
vailed than any day for nearly n week. trading
was, active and the market loc higher on all
To only fair in flesh sold no better than on Mon
day. Lambs on the common order were as hard
orally unsatisfactory to sellers. Stockers are
slow sale at present. there being but little de-
mand for them.
HoRsEs,,The supply of horse. is continuing
comparatively light and the auction supply
Tuesday ,,,s was e. only large enough to maintain 2
Is and s satsbe soueTn sos
.; equally, .atisfactory priee.. The trade. 50
unchanged A fairly good demand existed for
farm offerings. but It Is not urgent and hardly
az large q. last st., week; The Es,,esn trade {.
Is no urgency In the demand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
st. Louis Cotton Market.
marie. firm. unchanged. Saies

Tinses and stained i.T7sc below white.
Galveston-Spot market firm: middi;ncs
II 1-lGc: sales. c2& bales.
New orlears-Spot market steady: middIings
Memphis-spot market steady: middlinss 1cc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. q. ia ~bales.
New Orleans 1859 bales.
Mobile. LII bales
Savannah. 9s33 bales.
Charleston. 7lg bales.
Norfolk. 4544 balsp.
Houston, 26 1T bales.
Memphis $50 bales.
Net receipts at I'll United States ports for
four days were 1s5.47o bales asainst Isl. .sos
bales week ago. and 139 SO bales year ago
ago. Stocks sa5.s37 bales. against I .o3o. .oSA q
year ago. Stocks S96.S5S bales, aSaihst 1.oVz'-
st. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
NOT IN THE TRUSTS.

We will ADVANCE You from si0 to $50, on
ONS without REMOVAL. at a GREATLY RE-
DUCED RATE that will enable you to PAY or
any DEBT YOU may have. You can RETURN
the money you can in weekly OF monthly
payments, and only PAY for the TINE you use
the MONEY. When IN need Of money, call at
our PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES. or
TELEPHONE e 21Ts. MECHANICS TRUST
CO. corner Sixth and Olive sts.. second floor.
ENTRANCE. 2l, N Sixth
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
our PATTERN DEPARTMENT:
All Patterns-TEN CENTS EACH-Au Patterua

Rag Doll and Set. No. sls7-Ms;ny Mary chill; ln;,;
stand any amount of hard usage without
showing signs of abuse. 70 the more clap,
orat. sffai:s which are usually ruineo
after a few severe fAlIs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16

edge is arranged on a narrow velve. wrist.
band.
A full skirt Is gathered and attached to
belt being used to conceal the joining. This
lower edge is trimmed with founce Of
lace.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

4.1o4 cases. The market presented the same een-
eral conditions as yesterday. with diminishing
quiet state of trade. Sellers were inclined to
demand outside figures on every krade quoted.
West and South. and II accepted in their entire
~ point to further advance here before the
week is out. Refrigerators very strong with
more Of general demand at quotations. Tho
stock Of lined Is fully under control and firmly
Quotations UNCHANGED
Philadelphi:. Des ls-EEs nrm; sood de-
srn PC. loss on; southwestern &c. loss OF;
CHICAGO. nee: 15.-E9Es frm: At mark. cases
included. 281soz9c per dog.
Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. l6-EGgs firm: Mfs-
souri, and Kansas. cases returned. THc: new
No. :. whitewood cases included. SC.
CoRee.
New York. Dec 1s-Coffee-soot Rio stssAy;
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
A. A. o. \. NJ. 9.

m ooLAH TEMPLE. A. A. o. n. N. a..
IA will meet at Grand Avenue Masonic yem
pie Wednesday. December l6 at O'clock
D. IN. Election Of officers
F. +. WM KRENNING
Illustrious Potentrte,
John r. Parson. Reco.ler
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
RELIANcE loan COMPANY,

A new concern. New plans. Original ideas.
FURNITURE LOANS. No removal. No record
Ing.
SALARY LOANS. No indorser. No publicity.
Quick money Cheap money. Good money.
Loans for long time. Leans for short time.
Low rates. Easy payments Receipts given.
Liberal discounts. Loans arranged ut homo.
Telephone for rs to call. kiniuch eJi5.
ROOMS S11-Sl2 HOLLAND BLDG.
iii y. Seventh ST.. between Olive and Pine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN You WANT MONEY.

We make loans on furniture WITHOUT RE-
MovAL We make no Inquiries Of your your
amount in CASH not cheeks We arrange pay
msnts men to suit your CONVENIENCE and ARII.,
for .vers 90 na%snt n1s sd. oaRs we s o NV
OTHER LOAN or q balance on furniture and
In case Of SICKNESS. We cancel ALL PA
PERs IN case Of death Of husband Or wife. We
make AS Low rates .he LOWEST We
grant LIBERAL. DISCOUNTS for time money
ts not used. This Is our business IN a nutshell
be convinced that are THE PEOPLE.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO..
ROOM 201 FULLERTON BUILDING.
SEVENTH AND PINE STS.
Telephone for call. Kin1och r 1911.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-12-16
ROYAL ARCANUM,

ROYAL ARCANUM.
GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanuni 3Q9-3l1 Holland BuilJinE.A
cordial welcome to visitors. friends. brethren
and members from abroad:
F. H. BACON a. n
Jno. c. Kiliinxswor;h. Grand Secretary.