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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06
THE NEEDS
OF THE COUNTRY
Report Of the Chief Of the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks.
MORE THAN SHIPS ARE NEEDED
Navy ynrd- aud Dry Docks, with
Al of Their Apputcpsnce.,
Make % Large Item In Nee
cssary Expenditures.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Rear Admiral
Etlncott. chief Of the bureau Of yards
and docks. In his annual report TO the
secretary Of the navy, says hat sew
eral yards. especially those at New
York and Norfolk. arc becoming con.
gosted, owing 10 their limited area.
and unless come action Is taken look
Ing to their relief their efficiency will
become restricted.
The estimates for tho coming fiscal
year. 1t Is explained. provide for ION
tinulag the work OF drydocks at
Charleston, s. C.. New York and Nor.
folk, aud the steel floating dock ut
cavite, =. l.. and that with the cxcep-
ton OF the estimate for the improy,,
ment Of the water front ut the New
York yard. si.50O.O 900. these are among
the largest items for which estimates
are submitted. Attention Is called to
the need Of extensive accommodations
for The berthing aud storage Of torpedo
boats, and II Is suggested that the con
structiOn Of a small drydock ut Nor.
folk and other yards for the docking
VI .nc "rEe"t hVmner OF Hmnil boats
VI lne navy "ou'u De an economical
Plo''s'oh' many "olAs OF improve
ment are necessary at the Charleston
!alu " u u 10 DC u'NeIoped INTO a
SUTTON o. moderate cmciency' says the
,.pUr'' "Iso az New dreams Aumlrh
h""''o'' Hays 'nu' drydoeh OF the Jar
E'Ht 'apao''y AhouId We constructed NJ
""'n Nv ~rehsneoIa, "hl'h ya'd 10 De-
i'e'es WouId ..e oi undoubtN1 import
"nos IN 'ne iulure' iie auds 'hat new
uIguu'" WIZ ultimately he required NJ
,he iuget SOUND yard before one can
hoW Ne c"inpioted
AMONG the larger items COR which
'~s'lIhnte" are submitted Tor nc yardi'
halneH arc .he ioliowlns'
hpston r. continue PAVING s,0."oo;
~"pproacn'h 10 utyooohs : anu = S'p'oV'
eaen' wire rope mn, S'''ooo'
charleston. >, =, 10 continue work
on dtydock' soo"'ooo' snip ht'ers' shop
Sl'''"v"i 70 comp'eie equipment ouilu-
ing, sos'oVo' foundry Soo'Voo' quay
wall f"v'VV"'
Leaguo lslhhd' 10 continue retaining
van seoooo' electric plant extension
Sl""'oVo' improving water tront, soo'-
WV extending sea wall 'o'"oo 10
continue extension OIL reserve oasih,
sIWN.NNN. 10 N0mnltlt nlNAI kUnDIN
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

The Berkshire breeders Of Missouri
who contemplate nm exhibit at the
Worlds fair. and ell who desire To aid
parties to complete their show herds,
viii serve the best interests OF all on.
ccrncd by writing Hon. n. II. Gentry,
Of Sedalia, the live stock superNtend'
ent OF the Missouri commission.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06
Foodstuns ~ Liverpool,

Liverpool. Nov. 3.-Folloying are
the stocks OF breadstufS and provisions
In Liverpool; Flour. az, 900 sacks;
wheat, 1852, 900 centals; con, 42S. O0O
e~entals; bacon, $500 boxes; hams,
l,5oO boxes; shoulders. 1906 boxes;
butter, 1900 cwt; cheese. 100, 500 boxes;
lard, $500 tierees of prime western
steam and 500 tons OF other kinds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

Al Mansfield, the jury in the ease OF
Sam Goss, charged with the murder Of
murder In the second degree. and as
sessed punishment at ten years In tho
pcnitcntiary. The jury vas out over
forty hours.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

Elijah" Dowie made a great mis-
take in time and place. How could
he expect the people OF New York Ia
devote any attention TO religious mat.
tors when they had a hotly contested
GUY election on hand? II has been .
costly lesson to Dowie.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

AZ far ns Canada IL concerned. Mr.
Chamberlain might rs well sholvo his
Idea OF n closer variety Of colonial i'm.
porialism. Tho Dominion little ex.
pected that It's ~ncw.fanglcd map
would be repudiatod by an English
vote. oven though II was the honest
taufNa
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

Canada allows English imports a
preferential tarin margin OF onc-third,
and yet buys he most OF lts Imported
articles In the United States. Tho rca-
son Canada does this ls because the
operation Is profitable. AZ some fu-
turo time Canada viii ask for anaoxa
ton, because II will pay In all 70
tpccta.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

Hon. John N. Schooler died At his
home nine miles northeast OF Carthage.
He was a prominent republican and
mason, and represented Jasper coun-
~ In the Thirty-second general assem-
bly,.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

John Lanncn. OF Rock Island, H., wa
stealing a ride on an Iron Mountain
freight train. Near Riverside he was
attacked by three tramps. who robbed
him OF S22 and threw him from the
train. after shooting him In the thigh.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

The palace Of manufactures at the
Worlds fair is nearly flashed. Tho
main entrance, In the center Of the
south facade, Is the most striking fea-
ture to be erected. This entrance Is O
great archway $50 feet high.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-06

Catherine o'Day. aged 4. was fatally
burned In ST. Louis, her dress isnirns
from q bonfire.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

BOOKS = nu E.aIs h.arh- ar! s7ld: -au Or
--r. s..T.-r q. A...".- iH.a7'.... ~ t1--.alt
EnukS-I want q. Ily law. uee-.al " other
god books I'. i.u-..aE. bl...ss iaf. 81 MARKET
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
GRAIN PRICES WEAKENED
BY SYMPATHY WITH STOCKS
WHEAT DECIDEDLY UNSET
TIED AND TRADE HEAVY.
Corn Influenced by Determined
Selling on the Part of Commits
siCn and Provision Men.

Chicago. Oct 19-Grain prices ruled
weak to-day. Influenced by the slump in
Wall street and by the bearish foreign
news Dec. wheat closed EsI1sc lower.
Corn and oats were each down 1d1Isc and
Jan. provisions were from TIsc TO Dc
lower at the close
WHEAT.
Wheat was decidedly unsettled and the
volume of trading was fairly large. Open
ing prices were easier due to the lower
cables and 10 the large worlds shipments.
with Russia still showing up strongly IN
contributing % the general supply. Wealth
er throughout the West and Northwest
vas also OF a favorable character. and in
dEced considerable selling. Runors OF i'm
pending trouble in Wall street had soma
Influence early in the day. and. surrounded
by all these bearish advices. Dec. opened
-fn.sc lower az NJasC TO Oizc, and prices
H".I around the opening figures until
noon. when a sharp upturn occurred on
heavy buying % Dec. by a prominent local
LI.l. which induced many shorts to cover
With light offerings. the price quickly
started upward and Dec. sold up TO S1etc,
but az that d-,Ire offerings became liberal.
ahi th- decline which followed was az
sudden as the rally. On the general selling
Dec. declined to SIlzr and Shc close was
sl- ,HSlsc. loss ot A-T3tc for the day.
Il,araucss OF wheat and Hour were equal
tp 2-00 hu- The visible supply showed
an Increase or Ii-7.rl0 bu. Primal ~ re-
r'lpts were l.o5l 500 bu., against LEE 40
"t- q year ago minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts Of SIS cars. which. with
local receipts Of III cars. none OF contract
-FE.". made total receipts for the three
points of 90 cars. against 1893 cars last
week and 100 cars year ago.
CORN.
'"Tn ruled weak under heavy selling by
comrl.ssiou-HOuses and provision people.
Tho principal Influences that brought out
TIE selling pressure were the favorable
weather and increased receipts, together
with tHe weakness I'm wheat. There was
a temporary rally In the middle OF the
session on liberal covering and in sympa-
my with the Upturn In wheat but later
the market again turned weak and the
close was near the bottom. After selling
between 4Si-c and EftzC Dec closed with
loss Of lisc at f3i-Ft fssc. Local receipts
were 5l9 cars. with % Of contract grade.
OATS.
Weakness in wheat and corn, together
with increased receipts and good weather
for the movement. caused lower prices in
cats. CommissiOn-houses were the best
sellers and the little support the mar
bet received came from shorts. The close
was weak with Dec. down lake at s5i.c
RANGE OF FUTURES.
Opellug- Highest Lowest Closlns.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York. Oct Is.-Fiour-Receipts 81 nj
Minnesota 5szeSs s5i54io Rye Hsl-g iogr fTln iirm
Burkwheat Hour hrra- Buckwheat frm.
sa RS fa Ba sa5isz saPSf, ';ass s. Si
6a,. SPOT easy No red $50 ele-
N1f,ErS iqi nj D5uiS Iia 5 s o b p a6st a9sf No N9
hari Man.tgba, nominal Z 0. b. efOat op-
lower cables. big Russian shipments and mod
crate unloading At noon. however. they turned
thereafter ruled drm; helped by light interior
receipts. until near the close. when a bear at
net lower. May s. 5-ieGS+c. closed s5Sc; Dec
s. l-i5Gs1izc closed S5asc. C1rn-Receipts ls 30:
SAt-'ItS - .I't EeIA' 80 z nominal: sle-
dun and weak an the session. yielding 10 sood
weather. lower cables. liberal worlds shipments
The close was 5sEli=c lower. May Eg4sc. closed
sc. Dee 5s'3sEfJlc. closed 50Ac- Oats-Re-
% t: Standard &Riis RRSits ~: e gS' Gsist t5sS No No
white &c: No white t2t=c; trk. white HJSe
quiet. Lard easy: Western steamed 7.IOci re-
Eugd dull Continent I-55c: $ \ s.5oc- PORK
So. C1tton-ssed oil dull Rice quiet Mo-
Duluth. oct Ig.-whest-on trk. No. North
srn st7sc: No : Northern sO4ic: Dec. 7s14o.
IIyerr01I. Oct 1s.-wheat-spot dull; No.
rel Western winter IS I'D: No ! Northern
Dee s. SID. Corn-Spot arm: American mixed
= sd Futures quiet: Nov. 4s 4hd: Dec. u
Toledo. o.. Oct. Is.-cIoversesd-Nov ana
Dec. s.. s2ts: Jan. ts-65: Feb. and March q. 81;
prime aisike $50, prime timothy 81 As
MAY s9isTssi.c; cash No. hard T497Sc: No !
71fr17c. No s1d6sc. rejected 63ds4c: No. 2 red
sc. No. 9 s0GSlc- Corn-Dec. 5sNc: May nc;
51 cash 30 S1, SniEed S,,. 4ls Nc , Sa Ehts &c 10
Ryc-No. > 5ea53c. Hay-Choice timothy . go
10 choice prairie s. Receipts-Wheat i1s. toO
hu-: corn 1900. oats 10000. Shipments-wheat
100. ioo bu.: corn 500; oats 5000.
Milwaukee Wis. Oct. 1s-wheat Irregular:
$50. Bec. S0l.c RYE dull; No. i 5sessiSs
Barley steady No. 2 sc; sample hGslc. Corn
Minnsapoiis MIN. Oct. 1s.-wheat-Dec-
s9isc. Nav 7Szsc; on trlS-. No. hard SIC;
10. I Northern tae; No. Northern szsc:
SzI1F L6l: second patents 81 E5G4 IS: hrst clears
8 O. %. second clears 12.75H2S5. o. b. IN
wood. Minneapolis Bran. In bulk 81
Chicago. Oct 19--Cash: Flour steady. NO
spring wheat &c No. red SHaS3i.c- No. z
crrn f3isc: No. yellow f4a.c No oats 34A0
41sc: No white 1rJlt-c. No. rye 5baolc-
mailing ftq54c. Prime. timothy sos. Mess
r--t per bhl. ;f1GlLI2t.- Lard. per 100 Ibs.
th2ou6e . short rib sides GgoSel e 20. 90:
Gy sa.'ri shogiferg leTiD ~ l-+o--'s snors
high wines. SIS. Clover. contract grade. sloSo
The Visible.
New York, Oct. fs-Thc visible, supply of
Nov Yqrk. Produce ExcranEs. Is as follows:
Wheat 22.@5. ooo hu.. Increase ltZl. 90: corn
SN-@0 hu.. Increase u e1; oats $4,000 bu..
iucrease oss 0oo. rye $1,000 hn decrease 1000:
Turpentine and ROsIa.
Savannah Ca. Oct. 19.-Turpentine Arm
5si.c R0sin steady Quote: n s5I5s d
< zs55. NJ Sc. y S5.95: ". G. SLo5: ". W.
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STEPS TO PREVENT DISEASE.
No More Public Funerals for
Smallpox Victims.

RF:FT ELIr SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill. Oct. 1s.-Doctor ]. A.
Egan. secretary OF the State Board Of
Health. received report to-day from the
inspector sent 20 investigate the conditions
existing at points in st. Clair County
where smallpox has been prevalent. The
Inspector reports twenty-five cases OF the
contaEion exist in BellevilIe and three ar
FOUR cases In Freeburg. a town In the
same county. -Four deaths from the die
ease have occurred in Belleville in the
last two weeks. 0
one public funeral Of a smallpox victim,
took place The Board OF Health has o.
dered that no more public obsequies foIIovv
death from this contagion and ~.
taken other steps to prevent f,1rths-
spread Of the disease. HnsE
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

PROVISIONS

Liquidation in oct. lard was the fea-
ture in trading in provisions. and with
only small support from brokers the
market ruled weak. Heavy receipts OF
hogs with decline Of from 1OGDc in
prices at the yards were early bear fac
tors. Jan pork closed Ike lower at
$il.I5; Jan lard on 2Oc at $40. while ribs
were down Tic at S5.I1ls.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow.
Wheat. So cars: corn. 4I5 cars; oats. zs5
cars; hogs. 1890 head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
New York Curb Market.

EEI'J JELiG Sl'E'lALs-
New York. De-. Is-ThN curb mrrset devel-
cred E.0I deal % wsskus=s- following the
Lad uf stock FNCHa~Es prizes A. effr-ts were
made O. press s.r-ebS fIr sole. declines Cf =
O. z. were scored IN some issues Northern
S.-urit.ss. Uu sales % SOD shares. reacted from
Ei= o. So Green Copper sold down from
I.at o. ia slr.g in the Gay. with sales %
I rsI sUarr-. C11s0 0,IlstsI Lake Superior re-
acted q. tH r.. rrr-r sales were Tennessee
Conner g. WEsts Knob - rusr 9. standard OH
a. and Manhattan Transit "a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE.

ELEVENTH and Lucas Ave. Northwest
Corner Second and third floor: good light all
conveEtences. cheap. Apply Handley-Dean
Glass Co. Eleventh and Lucts ave.
LUCAS Slg Second Fl0orl-AppIy Haniley-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
The NIrtnI Markets

New York. Drt r1-Tiu declined 81 In Lon
don t1 iII- 5s "a Tor spot and uI5 f1r futures.
T.srIIIg. however tin was higher and steady
eI.siuE n -5.5Ef. 1fr- Copper declined is 20 10
Est j. 81 frr spot AMI 80 IS - Tor futures in
.fHr Er=I1ah market. In New York cduper re-
r11faz quiet AMI tS uumiually unchanged Lake
is quoted 40 o.. ia-l-lr. clsctrIIytlc al Ig- and
t... sting 90 O.. go Lad was unchanged nj ff
rI- iu Sow York AMI O. tfI tn I-Hull1u. Sr.I-
t.r was steady az g. in New Tu-k. uuf rIiued
g. ~ tu IsHl ~. whgr~ o. closed ut 40 O. "a
Iron closed az -'s iu Glasgow and at E-= ftsd
ir NIGI5sshuru. LGCauy IEau was Unchanged.
NJ. f.IrIrE Northern o. quoted no SIFglt 51.
no foundry Northern az SI-EfF and ~.
foundry southern soft az glIuT-.-H
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
EQUITY FIHRRGE GO.
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN co.
M0REY FOR ShLAaiE0 PEuPLE,

I--71 = N"|IsIlTI T--.E > T|T-TT|EITTe ave-
% r-r.-llL r--u.-.. 80 r---r--. = Err.nt.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
MONEY TO LOAN.
EASN-PAYMENT PLAN

on FURNITURE. PIANOS. HDHsES.
i StsN ~f~-.-M Eista g.I A GthApER
iAl A-ENlS -lar -Es GlttE Company. You
can FAY As sHE WISH. slta-r weekly ur
had ialr- g.. T. sEra'1 .E your Pos. -..10.
So FNTs -.Nr required sF..a SICK OR OFT
or WORK. sl ta.-a o. 80 DANGER. % l.s!ug
your goods.
40 PUBLICITY 80 INCONVENIENCE.
No DELAY. plV--e can b. -GEu-G al house
ai.4 ytu can rtt money sIr.H day slE-. apply
We ul-4 Fay A.F Ian or Claim against Jour
E-..ts ard can EiE- E.E MORE MONEY
II ECl CaEugt call. WRITE ~ TELEPHONE
uf, an1 We VIII send agent o. explain cur
NV SfS4 L-1. J TELEPHONE KIN. o. -.
FIDELITY Efnk EisrGR 90.
m No SO conn. rggHt.tE 4rISI Building.
------aE a-- u---- Z L-rL----. 81 .-L.. u
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ROT III TIE TRUSTS,

We viii ADVANCE 500 from SO % 80 on
~ isNlIi ilE. PIANOS. HORSES Hui WAC
bNS without IsEHsNAfs 20 % GREATLY RF'-
Il CID RATE that lI fsaI'. FHI % PAY rf
any IEIfI son uly have. You can EfsEI ~
The m.a'E r.I can. iu va..s'a monthly
payments. and -aly PAY for tH- IINE vuu use
tha MONEY. When iu red g "uFs. "HIIl No
our PRIVATE OFFICE and get our RATES 0r
TELEPHONE 90 -Isl ,ISrINSEC~- TRUST
CO corner sixth ana Olive efs.. second H.Hr-
T.N7T. AN-frF- ET- y sixth 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
ROYAL ARCANUM.

ROYAL AHCANUM.
~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~~~~-~~~~-~~
GEASu COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
" ATC4Iuszl. slg-14l Holland lEulIGinE-A
cuItlaI Ue.CCuse 10 ylsitCrs. friends. Brrtnrsn
4nG members fTOla abrIa1-
=. H. BACON. G. r.
Jno- G. KiilinEswo-th. Grand secretary.
m OUSD CITY COUNCIL No "a
III Royal ArCauum. meets r-st and third
tuesday, - each month az HaNard's Hall.
tfa-risuE. avenue and olive street. Visiting
brethren frattrual.y Invited 90 attend.
JOHN a. AHEENS Regent
John \. Franchise. Secretary. llL Lincoln
Trust building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
KNIGHTS OF THE MAcCABEEs.

nEsWEN TENT. 40. a. KNIGHTS or THE
- MaCcabsys of the World. meets seconI
and fourth Tuesdays uT every month at SJItl
-. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Carroll
streets Next r--isu IIssily ~s-tsrubcT 3. isJ5
Visiting sir kr EIts are cordially invited.
PETER NAIvEsN. Commander.
49, McNalr avenue.
Henry Eauth. Record Keeper
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

ROOM and board IN private family. by Csutl--
man. central location; state terms. BE =.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

TRIBE OF BEN HUR.
= ENTUEY COURT. 80 - TRIBE OF
~ Be--iIur. meets the frst ard thrd Tues
DAYS Of each month az LAFAYETTE Hail. SeN en-
tC.uth and Cas- avenue All sons sud DauEh-
JeEs % H-r ACCORDED hearty yyclclme.
CHAS- CULGRANE. Chief
Mary Mcnamara. scribe. L2-F Casz avenue.
<. INiDSITEs COURT. 30 q. TRIBE OF
g0 H=u-Hur. meets on the Lrst and third
4-sdIys of eacu muatH n Phoenix Hall. Jef-
.srsUu ard Gaza aEr.Isrs. Visiting sons and
Daughters % HGE a.vHNs welcH Hgg4r.
EUGENE EtINN. Chief
w Rav S.s,r-. s-r.rr- 1-S u.cSs street.
Ct LOUIS COURT. 30. TRIBE OF
~ E-I-Hlr. meets every Tuesday night
aJ Frank =. EltiT Posi- Han. Ices Mar.let
street sons and Daughters 1s Hur from other
courts and OUT = tlr c-ty are hereby extended
a cordial invitation 90 visit by url=r Cf
SIISLY Il HORN. chief
Attest. Arsltt kle4prE. s-EsJ=. .s2tA Eyans
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
GOLD. SILVER. NICKEL PLATING.


GOLD. sIlg.= AMI nickel r.ltlaE iu all It's
branches repairing Oh ~i..HsEHr- a Specially
Costa. 81 EsI-g.. fl5 Pine 90. second t11r-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
GARRETT CLEANING.

f-hAAs ~ 'AsA-NNAAAH.
S>~-S~S~~S--------~----~~--->~-~
81 amer can fhH...s.rF steam t-arrHr Cleaning
Co.,. I-i i.r.s send rs.r.ll- KIN. ID -
ACME 90 la. carpet cleaning. .c yard. gti5
H|a'.u. raHUr l..urr Is.,
CHICAGO Steam ,asgst rsalrIrr Co.,. ". y
NH.'Hu-fEyE. H-r EIIE.F~ renovated 90 lu1E
L..n uHy- L..1.N -aI. hin. usisIlr =tEl- 80
taken uH.rHlrs.' made .E ~ Ert .r'l. Hfr- p D..
..Es-Ht lr.rs- 80 Lucas. EasluHr- 80. e. Soc
ENgEEi'IllrE. St.rm rHsIH' "..IHiur Co
Suss-iu attention Oh r.rHr.--. -s-Lnr- r-lIytIE-
fHsr"H ans l'.r-."lru aEe-. l.u. #sfMs Ne. %.
UtEEI~ g. JOHNSON On Erst-gllss carpet
rlHa=.rE- s7"- y. Eleventh g.
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HONEY, M0REY,

Easy PAYMENT LOANS or PIANOS.
E.NiTIItE OR ANY GOOD SECURITY.
We can uase yCI the CHEAPEST LOAN IN
ihe city On or new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN.
You an TrTay q loan On easy WEEKLY or
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. which enables you 70
EAa YOUR ACJUL NJ EASY
l.tMt-NbrE. We NEVER REMOVE
GOODS. luH VIII carry your Loan nE
desired. II Nuu owe ans bills viii ray them
GuE you and adsa-ce you MORE MONEY.
~ CASE or SICKNESS OR 1rr OF M
E'Lsll MENI WE WILL ENT END YOUR
y'AN WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. There
are no advance rELr-Hz 90 dealing rg.sI vs. sou
Egf the ful am EIr FH" me o. ~ EHE uuU'v
Liberal discount . -rll before due C4U.
write or reIauh Main Es-.i u- EFrI1Hh c Isl
NEW YORK FINANCE. 90. -7-Ss Osd Fal-
lows building. NlltE and Ole sts.. second
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Savannah Ca Oct. i9.-Turnentin. Arm
ssi.c. Rosln steady Quote: A p G s2I5: d
K u75. N s. -. y ss.95. W. G. sLo5: W w
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WANT 2OS ON YOUR MONEY?

-6l6 Stoddard ST.. near Jefferson ave. two
story siN-room brick dwelling arranged for tu-o
families. Will pay % per cent net on equity cf
SO. CHAS. +. NOGEL. 81 Chestnut s..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
SNS~~~~~~-~~~~~~~S~--~~~~~
CHANNiNG Ave. l1I N.-GooE location f1-
barber. tailor. cressIuake- or any small 5Csi-
Ness
ELLIOT. -slS-Stare and two IvlEE-r01ms.
E2od stand Tor any business: Cheap.
FIFTH floor. with power. lirhc and water.
WlLLERANuT iHI- Olive 50.
FINE store. suitable for tailor o- plumber,
dry goods. notions. See
SCHWENKER REALTY COMPANY.
1871 :. jefferson ave
LUCAS. lgI5-ThTee-story building. cheap. Ap-
ply Hanlley-Deal Glass Co. Eleventh and LII
LUCAS-Tv0-story building half block from
Twelfth and Washington ave: give FROM
l-0tJ 10 l.5ll square Iset On first floor: abu0l-
snce q light. Henry Alb-rs Co. ~ y Twelfth.
NICE oIhce room. sc Columbia Theater
building.
PART of ciEar store at SO Olive s.: an ex-
ceptional ouDortUniry for good barber TO Sc
cure nrSt-Class location.
SOUTHEAST corner Eleventh and Lucas:
three-st1ry building. cheap Handey-Dean
Glass Co. Eleventh and Lucas ave
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FURNISHED HOT SE-S AND FLATS FOh
RENT.
h-A N4LE'I L new Sat. neatly furnished. -ir-
ctElia- -tl-H- Convenient q. Suburban Park
cars .r Olive - IE l> Republic
EVANS -g1rA- Handsomely furnished Sat.
I'VE and LT-." rooms. modern CuIygl. .guCaS. no
children references exchanged.
FI-A\hL->- g- Furnished Fat of four
rc u-- rar. hot bath. Janl-1r service.
IEANEDE. -1---Th-.g rooms and alruv..
furnished uT uutuTuishrZ: bath, closet. furnace
heat. Business address. = l. White. 80 Ms
sluri Pacific building.
E.AEL.EDE. Furnished aa-. rh-e- rooms.
heated: gas. desirable. 90 small family reason
OLIVE Zss-
Furnished aat 0f four rooms. s..
SCHOOL s8-f-F'u-ulsled fiat Of three Cr four
rooms. gas. heat, hu- water. a nice home Tor
parties employed. references required
WASHINGTON. gs.s-Eight-r01En house com
plgte.y furnished.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
FOR SALE AID EXCHANGE.

ManChsstHr read 5.l--es-I.7rre build EEs
AID 1T Tor manufacturing. Crs1E--.aaA 80.
llts--i-l = Thirteenth 81. f-r.-gIt Late sss''
si-l Forest Par. boulevard. aa- fp'H4
flats. cheap.
80 uigks0n -: large house and i0t TX
House. zslu Warren st. rnaI.ra 4 art .
.."m flats. bargain.
-1ll NHIt-H1geFy - . rooms. stable. -
sheds. etc. Tor teauzgeT- .-.------r--- s-.''
SO l-INt o ave. rooms. Iurlsa.. etc. =. ~
900 L ,llr ave-. s-EsHI. lrt Il. .-Esasr.-- ~
lH-.-f.'z l.lsl-itI 81. two Groom 2. -rf'.s --
lH.t y sarah -t.. rooms. O. .LlfH.-.------- -
a.t ). living ave- rooms. vtc----a--- -.
= i..Irh ave. rooms. rrg. .r---a-rrrrH- a-.
.l-t MeNItr ave. lHs=-H and lHt -sAl4".--- 49,.
-sla y 'lIrrl9uE ave- mons. e'E.-r--r.--- -.
-si Maiden Jane. Ea -.Y
--- t--a-v So. god D. Use a-L lnt.-r-.-...- i ~.
iiHl '..H itIll4aaliv ave-. . EH"lls- Jog - ..
NA.f .--rrr- -.a.
-il5-ilH lr1hsal So. tyo 6-rH-w houses
go y ra-sF ST. s-rn0Tu house. cheap
-s.- Twelfth -. rooms etc. -.-------- J -
-.a At-- % lime. UHfrlE -s--
LIS s. 3 Wastuorc!L1i place. l-Nis0-
Lots q S. Page. ave. &c feet east of Pen
tlrf7D. g1vfs1 -..---.--... ..-.----..----
y s Forest Park boulevard. near sarah
St. -aEls| frtt --.-.
To close -u ez'sto-S. W. corner Clay and
Lee ayeE. lot .sNI7sfs -..---.------------
Lot S. W. corner Evergreen and Elsnss
ayes.. I5Nlsl. cheap
MeCANN-DONLISG REALTY CO.
EiuIonh O. f7- fIE Chestnut -.
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LANGAN g. TAYLOR

SOUTH side Storage and Moving Co. 1s1l-5-5
Sienav -. Tel SIDNEY G55. klnln-h e 1915.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. FLATS.
FOR RENT-DwELLINGs.

FOR RENT-DWEILINGS.
1ALA--l'A. $50 zone BLOCK North ~ East1ul
-- ..Er---FH 90. -.frlEa. also t1II-rnuE1 fat.
FRANKLIN Ave. Eat--Threg-sl.-g resi-
denCet modern convenience cal ~ CO Fuller
ton bldg
IEEE'l.FE>, y. o. Mic frrco--ur-l cottage
ans summer k.-rEsu. furniture Tor sale.
UNION - -Sa.arf-~0Hrr b Iu-a- hgU arE
hetas nicely decorated. TWO c.- lines. inquire
within.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.


m CUNT OLIVE LODGE. 80. Sfs X or
ia H. meets every Tuesday no urrt17fest
grrusr Tvslty---cUnl and Frank On aselIs-
All Knights q Honor are most cordially In
yifra O. $40 Cur mH-tIuEs
LOUIS p ALEMELs pict1tur. go WASH
Ia W Trump-. Reporter .t-l 81 Louis ave
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
NEW HOUSE IN WEST END

Far Slir-Nr. $50 Chamberlain ave. 'Hlfu-
hnr.alE Park. about 80 f'.t east - 6nIla".l .l-7 .
60 is new tWo-StuTy rugE-fruut house Or p.
Tn ms. flEr reception hall. frs ugu-a.~. hard
wood finish ara hardwood floors tiled hath
room. hn- and cold water. lot -1Nl55 feet IHT
key. price ans U.rEEs see.