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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-12
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH,

i fnsr a and more ss2s. Eys
n msn, t, steady BnGkTheat -four firm; Corn
red srsse sr elevator nn and nd. slc aoat no
hasd Manitoba nominal {. o. b. afloat. Options
acted generally strong ali day. being advanced
nort. Other buying motives were big y -four our
ssiearanccs; small interior receipts. bulIIsh
close was firm at ksaise net adsan asp May aS
s1sasS IL. Is-lec closed SCI: July sl5sasa 7-ise;
Receipts sseo: exports 30 e Spot firm: So
re elevator and S$s.c E b.. afioat: No. 9 yell
ST &C. and No. r Sste until s ot aSt market
1ed light and encouraged most q tho early
q: "a. s-lss; closed sSse: Dec: s2e. closed Sc
No. tliEc; standard white &c: No. 2 white
42,se; e No: white SIS: track white 4l9i5c.
regular: picked BELLIES Ss.asi:c picked shon nj
d ders &C.: picsled hams 1os1lG Lard firm: re-
lasses firm.
Msy SIC c RsS No. M haa SIS
s ssv s ss Cash n 60 s ssa s,Es Se Ts;
sh5 %ise niS S. HSsSa .mo
Mhsa pa @ corn sS oats sai! Ship
Isa.s: May sl5:asi,.e: July SIC: on trt. No.
e sa,d sse; 10 No. S Northern s sss Es Ns5
First patents si45Q455: second patents 81. an6o
40: first clears S3.3es3.io second clears SCI sOG
40, Bran in bulk s13.
Milwaukee,. Wis: Dec. I;-wheat nc higher:
No. Northern S3issgis4c: No. 2 Northern SiiIGi
ssi1c; May, slssc Rye firm: No. i 5sMaS7c.
Barley dull; No. :. &c: sample s2a5Sc. Corn
Chicago: Dec. l1.-Cash: Flour steady Wheat
No. 2 7s@ssc: No. 2 red s21sc TO sic Corn
Ss,:s; Nc white sshasIss. RsysrNo. 5is:
choice mailing 43d57c. seed-Prime Timothy
i2.s5: clover contract gradel 81: Provisions
100 ibs short o ribs Sides sr9 doo pes
i Ms;:s shors clear G.. sides tb1a l:9
Peoria Dec 1l.-Corn easy: No. 40: new
No. 3 23c: new No size. Whisky on the basis
of 81 81 for finished goods.
Duluth. Mimi. Dec. 1l.-Wheat-on trk.: No.
Northern f9sc: No. 2 Northern TIC: No :
epring 74hc: Dec. &c: May S1k6S1ssc. Oats
On trk- and to arrive s4&c.
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WHEAT RALLIES SHARPLY
ON SMALLER RECEIPTS.
LIVERPOOL ALSO. HELPS BY
STEADY PRICES.
Corn Continues Strong, but Buy
ers Are Not Enthusiastic
Demand for May Oats.

Chicago. Dec. 11.-Large clearances and a
| falling off in receipts everywhere caused
strength in wheat to-day, May ut one time
showing gain of 1isc from the low point.
n slight reaction occurred late in the day
en- realizing. but closing prices were
strong. May being up 2.aisc. May corn
closed &c higher. oats were up &c and
provisions from 2isc to 15c higher.
WHEAT.
A bullish sentiment prevailed among
wheat traders at the opening, due partly
to the Government report on acreage and
condition of the fall-sown wheat. This
factor. however, was not as potent an in
nuence as was the hrmness in the Liver
pool market in the faco Of the weakness
That prevailed here yesterday. The erect
just lightning to be felt, and the continued
small receipts in the Northwest and South
west were instrumental in bringing out an
active general demand. May was up $50
&C TO i.nssc at the start, opening at Slls9
slssc, and with only scattering selling the
price gradually advanced There was con-
siderable covering by those who had over
sold on the break Yesterday, and commits
sion houses were also active in the buy
Ing. The strength in outside markets and
the small primary receipts intensified the
desire to buy. and late in the day when
1t was announced that clearances We're
much larger than usual there was sharp
demand. which carried May up to S2isc,
gain OF 1,sc from the low point. A part
OF the gain was lost on profit taking, but
the close was strong, with May alG.hc
higher at S1ssc. Clearances Of wheat and
flour were equal to 656.0OO Blu. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu.. against S25.6Oo bu. a
year ago. Worlds exports Of wheat and
Hour. according to Bradstreet. were 4.6070O
bu., against S,76l 900 last year. Minneap-
oils, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of 1873 cars, compared with 157 last week
and &C. a year ago.
CORN.
Corn continues strong, although no great
amount OF enthusiasm was displayed on
tho buying side. 1t did not require much
buying to advance prices. however. as Of
In fair demand from shorts. who are be-
coming somewhat alarmed at the small
ness Of receipts and light stocks. May
opened q shade to k@aso higher at 43lsc
to 4SSsc. ranged between 43isc and 43ssc,
closing at 43l4M433sc.
Local receipts were K0 cars. with OF
contract grade.
OATS.
There was an urgent demand for May
oats from commission houses and shorts,
and some Of the buying was credited to
big longs. The strength in wheat and
corn helped to advance prices, as did also
the small receipts Scalpers took ad-
vantage of the better price to secure
prohts, and In doing so caused a slight
reaction. but the close was strong. Nav
opened lsc to &c higher at 36isc to 3eiac
and sold between 3Gi.c and SIC, closing at
365sc.
Local receipts were 1874 cars.
,,-, RANGE OF FUTURES.
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ssgs 50: Southern cows weak. 81. s5d 40: native
cows weak. sl.50a3.J0: native heifers weak. 81 a
@ ~ bulls steady. s2?5g3: calves weak; s. 80
tor $3.50 bulk Of sales .itos4. IS: I heavy ssaa
SO: packers si.6saI.75:' pigs and light 81 $50
~: ,Sheep.lleceipts COS: market steady; ma
3.G5. e>oeNe'' anu ieeuess 80
., South 81. Joseph. Dec. Observation-Disclosures
and heiIers slhoa4 40: stockers and feeders 81 80
@3S. Hogs-Receipts I'LL: steady: light sJ.55Ff
9 q, medium and heavy sJ.5SaI5. 6.i.. Sheep
40; wethers 81 10: ewes sa.35.
Chicago. Dec 11.-Cattle-Receipts 200: mar
ket duli good TO prime steers ststa5.ss: poJr to
ners s!.5Oa..3O: bulls sLI5a4: calves sea525.
Hoss-Receipts 10000: Tomorrow 10000: strong
good to choice heavy si.6oT4.GJ: rough heavy
s44Oqi.i5: light s4.30I460: bulk OF sales si.50;1
4.6o. Shecp-Rcceipts 5,ooo: sheep lower: lambs
choice mixed ss.5ga3.35: Western sheep s..25ss
80: native lambs sig1s1: Western lambs 500
$50. :, ., ,,-.
steers uneven: top grades averaged steady:
others fraction lower; bulls steady. COWS
lower; native steers $780,; oxen Stass s5ipn
30: bulls ss.Da2.65: cows ST. log 5s cables
dressed weight. for whole r',nse. inciu i, ns
Christmas steers at 1ec to 1slsc. blessed weight:
refrigerator beef steady at NC per d.. exports ~,
cutters OF beef. calves-Eeceipts sttady
100 Westerns unsold; veals $50 to $.l1' no
barnyard calves; Westerns $50. TO So: city
dressed &c to 1cs s. Sheep and lamis-Reeeipts
2.oii: sheep in liberal supply and slow: lambs
loc to l5c higher: sheep 81 TO s.; 90: few choice
81 e1ls 81; yearlinss $50; lambs s. sMs III;
$i.so15: mixed Westerns si25.
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| New Orleans. Dec. II. - Secretary Hcs.e.'s
statement Of the worlds visible supply of cot
| ton shows total visible Of 3b9i.1a3 bales.
! against 3.412.1Sa last week. or this amount D.
| Q54 1876 is American,
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trade Rs.a ruled very irregular, bu. mainly steady
Eesepts this week total 300 head shSw ne
corresponding period last month. but were go
The smaller supply II. has been Of some benefit
to the trade this week. as there has been 2
asd Of Of TEAS ss saPPpes have
rlled light. the demand had not been 3verr r;
the 0s Close d aha he arke. iuy
4 the oerihgs Esss SHOWN asS anything IKE
nesh; most of the cattle this week . beng OF Or
shows but little t Change from last Friday, i
mas been case OF slow markets e , daS .nis
steadiness Of the market was due to the mod
DRESSED j BEEF haEl"e ANp BUTCHER STEERS.
Steers. l?oSal 80 lh, rough to best. SgG5 =
Steers. less than 90 s.o9l;..S
NJ BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS: Or
s..1;s:..; st. 81 g.. lsi:.. $50 s.,Sss
Butcher cat,lc-The butcher market A., Trid d; y
couple Of days for though supplies were , light.
Vas .oS Priee II asthins
again shade lower. Bulls and veal calves
have shown a big decrease from the, same
period last week. this end Of the trade has
the majority OF tho cattle received on this side
OF the market have been butcher classes. and as
outside markets have had liberal runs and
lower markets. While tho trade closed in
rather mean shape last week, an additional de,
lac to &c on cows OF medium to choice kinds.
While Gamers and cutters have shown a loss OF
lOc. Ii Is n usual thing that tidy weight
hefers weighing GyOq.JD lbs. have met the
I noss urgent demand but It has been COM
erence for the weightier kinds. Un.ess lighter
grades have been of good flesh i has been NJ
factory sales. The supply OF butcher heifers
has proven too heavy in view Of the present
hs.e OF the oGai butcher demand Veal calves
now about stationary with last weeks close:
quite little inquiry has been had for good
ly well. owing to feeder outlet
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Buildine Permits.

Mississippi Glass Company. to build one-stoy
brick. rear OF 4cso North First: s'o9
Mary r. Kelley, to build two-story prlcR, ts'v
North Market: $500.
Wabash Railroad COMPANY, 10 puiio ohe-stofy
frame ~ Luther avenue $50 -.
Cook Hotel and Excursion Company. to build
temporary frame building soutnwess sotns sioo OF
co.. Barnet, HAYNES &. Barnet. architects.
Henry w HofTer 10 build two-story oflcks
81: WinderrIere place: 5000.
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Loans at 5 Per Cent,

salaries. etc.
See US before getting LOAN elsewhere:
VIII save Won MONEY. Our rlan GIVES you
LONGER TIAfE. SMALLER PAYMENTS and
CHEAPER RATES =
Pay ut your convenience, LIBERAL DIs.
COUNT for time money Is not used We my
OF any other LOAN or balance OF your FUR
NITuRE and give You more money. No PUP
LICITy: goods remain In your possesslor.
CHARGE. Call and be convinced. Write or
UNION FINANCE CO.. rooms sos-s1s oriel
Bldg, 8. E. cor. Sixth and Locust. Entrance
SIG n. Sixth street. opposite Rnrr's
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

Buying for investment account and COW
erins by shorts were the main support OF
the provision market. Higher prices for
hogs caused a fair advance early In the
day. and the opening frmness was we'll
maintained. May pork closed 15c higher
at sl1.67is; May lard was up 2lAd5c at
$6;G2,s, and ribs We're 7lac higher at $S27ls.
Wheat 20 cars; corn 20 cars; oats $50 cars;
hogs 2I,QC0 head
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MONEY TOLOAN
CEASv-PayMENT PLAN,
INVESTIGATED THIS
WHEN you WANT MONEY.

We make loans on furniture WITHOUT RE-
SNovALA We make no inquiries of your
friends OF employer. We give you the full
rnsnts to suit your CONVENIENCE and ABIL-
IIt- We do not RECORD loans we RECEIPT
OTTER LOAN or a balance on furniture and
s; g y. MORE MoNEY: We EXTEND payments
rE s IN case Of death Of husband Or wife. We
Erant LIBERAL. DISCOUNTS for time money
Z. not used This Is our business in nutshell
S ZEE uS eeiors getting loan elsewhere and
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
ROOM 201 FULLERTON RrffID1NG,
SEVENTH AND PINE SITS.
telephone for to call EinIoch "a iai1
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wes, corner Page. city block 3slsW;
Eerry-Mont Realty and Financial Co..
10 oscar q. Neuhauss-w. d......-.--..-.
west corner warne. city block 1864:
also % IT., n. g.. st. Ferdinand. bet.
Sarah and Belle Glade; city block .6es.
Maymc Laracy TO Mrs. Anna Laracy-
ST. FERDINAND-zO IT. s. g. south
west corner Warne. city block yoss'
also o it.. n. g.. ST. Ferdinand. DEF.
Sarah and Belle Glade city biocR 4es5'
James Laracy and wife TO Mayine Lar
acy-utc d .................-..
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rell ONT WINDOW in scufn..

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex, Dec. Hired LEMON and
f. o. Jones, members of the Dallas Fire
Department, fell out of n second-stofy
window this afternoon whilo engaged In
fatally injured. His home Is ut Fort
Scott, Kas. Jones Is from New Braun1saGh
Tex. -.
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nor m TNE TRUSTS.

We will ADVANCE You from so to $500 on
FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES and WAC
oNs without REMOVAL at q GREATLY RE
DuCED RATE that will enable You to PAY of
any DEBT YOU may have. You can RETURN
the money as you can. IN weekly or monthly
payments and only PAY for the TINE you use
the MONEY. When n need Of money. call at
cur PRIVATE OFFICE ard get our RATES or
TELEPHONE c cl7s. MECHANICS TRUST
60. corncr Sixth and Olive sts., second floor.
l-NTR AN(-E UT xt
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LOANS m EAST ST. LOUIS.

Also in surrounding towns. On FURNITURE.
JIANoS and SALARIES. amounts TO suit
yo,ir need and TERMS to suit YOUR AEII.-
Try tp lay. We do not remove goods. .Extcn-
f'9ns IN case 81 siokmnss Liberal discounts
Eo,rn eos Ieircpoiiton BUILDING
ti5-ii1 Missouri Ave. East 81. Louis.
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West End Corner. Sold.

The McNair. Harris & Jones Realty
Company sold to Captain F. r. Rice the
southwest corner Of Mcpherson and Eu-
cid avenues. having front OF 75 feet on
Mcpherson by 13s feet on Euclid. for sl4.-
COO. They also sold to him the adjoining
$50 feet for sl3 900 The seller of this prop
city was Robert n. Stubbs. He took in
part payment the southeast corner Of
Lndell and Euclid avenues at $l;S5O9. The
Junior Realty Company represented Cap
tain Rice in the transaction
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Real Estate Transfers.

ANN--s9 TT. n. s.. bet McNair and Mis-
souri,. city block 1343: Thomas Allen
and wife to John Marsaiek and wife
BOTAN1CALC-,0 IT., n. g.. bet. Thur
man and kicmm. city block 1926:
William J. Terry and wife to Thekla
BAMBERGER-50 IT.. G. s.. bet Poto-
mac and Gravots. city block Ass: Fred
Guenther to Andrew Mueller and wife
BAMBERGER-50 it.. @. s.. bet. POto-
mac and Gravols. city block Ass. An
drew Muller and wife TO Fred Guen-
CIIIPPEwA-61 IT. in. 8. y. being
2.o6-2.Cs Chippewa, city block 1874;
Elizabeth F1cntJe to Eva Whitman
COLCMDIA-0 IT.. $. u. bet. January
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. Dec. observation-disclosures $500
Including 600 Southerns: market steady tn INc
lower: export and drcsscd-beef steers stcady to
inc lower. Nc56525: fair to good s3.61d4. %:
feeders steady. $2.J01L15: Southern steers weak,
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Cattle Steady; Texas Slow and
Invvor-HnDa StAaA~

NATIVE cATTIE-Beef steers-The supply
of native cattle for Friday WIS light. there
being only about IS loads. Trade was slow and
duh generally, which has been tho prevailing
condition this week. There were around 10
loads OF beeves offered. none good. the quality
being largely common TO medium grades Tho
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
rhFoo~~ Trnfps~
ILLINOIS CEG-E Al.
Northern Lines.

North IlIinot. EXPRESS =
SPRINGFIELD. Frceport and
Dubuque
chicagn DAYLIGHT Special -
Peoria and SPRINGFIELD. 49,.
Springfield Accommodation. 3.
Chicago Diamond Speciel.....
Springfield Accommodation
Southern Ii
Fast Nra,l-Paducah. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson; Tenn. !:
New Orleans ani Texas
EXPRESS. Nashville. At
lanta and Jacksonville -.
New Orleans Special-Cairo.
Memphis ard New Orleans.
Accommodation = Murrhys.
boro. Marion and Creai
Springs. Sparta an d
Chester .........,.......
New Orleans Limited -
Cairo, Memnhis: Dixie
Flyer = Nashville. Atlanta
Yo.f-rnr,-tNla
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st. LouI. Cotton Market.
lined itQp.no below white.

Galveston-Spot market firm: middling 1oc
New Orleans - Spot market firm: IniddlinS
uAc.
Nlemphis-Spot market steady; middlinSs 1,c
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 15,G2s bales
New Orleans. 1.2I3 bales.
Mobile, 1,592 baleP.
Savannah. 1884 bales.
Charleston fD1 bales
Norfolk, 1856 bales.
Houston, IL, 3S3 bales.
Memphis. 2.S2S bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
seven days were 81. 40 bales. against 3tg.GH
bales week ago and 2s1. 1si bales q year ago
Exports, c03, ois bales. against 1850 bales a
year ago Stocks. III. $50 bales. against 1eI, 80?
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YEARL1NGS AND IIERETIcS.

l.. $780,. 3.s5 L.. ESQ.,. 800
ss sha sna Il Sss as in f5
and Was een,ered i iocaiy 1. Mas f fully igs good
classes; Lighter common kinds Of cattle
| this week. Supplies have not been very heavy
at any time. and a very fair demand has pre-;
holdings and the trade has ruled very good
weishtier classes Of Cattle Weighing. 800 lbs.
sac and as. are nST iSaiss higher than las.
Of the light offerings have been sold. but 1t has
been owing to the low prices which have been
trac,ci buyers for this reason alone. The out
let for light common cattle at present , IS very
demand has beer, had for. good, feeding bulls
In n long while.
Mixers and SprinsersITherc IS scarcely any
ago. but the trade IS very dull owing to the de.
aa belns light and ah.r at the time bee,
advance; 50 that they can dispose o, the cows
has been light and no more than the trade has
called for. and there has consequently been no
better market is had for Gamers and beef
cows: Fridays supply was light and trade
steady.
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The Friday supply Of
loads that contained l;o79 head. but with about
late for the wednesday market. plenty OF cat
tie were in the pens to meet the requirements.
The trade on steers was unchanGed from Thurs,
with most BUYERS trying to force decline. the
days business steady to &C lower. and
fully 10a15c lower than the first part OF tho
week. Values on calves declined 6oq15c per
head, very little demand being had for them
go late in tho week. At the close practically
everything was sold.
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Qtc. a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ca "A MING IT.. W. g. bet: Laclcde
ard Morrow to Henry ID. Scamnie!i-w.
GARNER-59 #. 8. E.. being S72s Gar
ner; CITY block $3.50: Martrom D. Lewis
and compton. city bloeI; isst: sIa aapes
W1s f RI to ANA II, cs.fa ns. bed
Conrad hiebheit and wife to Joseph
, M gIKeiily-w. d. ......................
cid, city block ssss; Frank +; r. R, Rice
, and wife to Robert ". Stubbs-w. d:
LI EIrEa ~; q; n.s; bet; Sarah and
Co: to Frederick .wyand-w. d. .......-
ton and Charming. city block 49,:
Second. city block %: Henry Rlaksley
Collins and wife e, al. to John +.
LkcLEDE-.s It. III. in. n. $. bet.
Sping and Vandeventer. City block ss2s:
Patrick J. Dwyer ct al. to Mary A.
M sfh2s It. ii. ms. 3: 5.
W. cor. Euclid. city block sss1: Rob
srt n. stnbbs and wife TO Frank Il.
,, aiSer FTsoI; :, hot Lake
md Union. CITY block 1904: Frank
j. Eoscmann and wife TO Ernest L.
Wagner and wife-w. ....-- ;;;:.,..,;
and Miami. city block La: Eyevood
Realty Co. to Ernest j. Hess and wife
S1,1%;r ~ :; ;a;,;., .,ais T., M
s% soft, el,r II block is hsinS SeIis s Meer
man to Catherine CunniDgham-w. d.
SIDNEY IT. IL in. So: bet Qhlo
m hna Iowa f ii p s2ss a anr Nep co
sHAwMuT.tis ii. 81 in. W. s.. north
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BURLINGTON ROUTE .
TON.

For Hannibal. II. & ST. 7.
noin's. Quincy. Keoliuk and
Burlington
IncaI to Hanr,bal.........,
For Quincy and Kcokuk-.....
For st. Paul. Minnea DoIis.
via Fast Side line. Illinois
and Wisconsin. .......-...-,
The MISREPRESENTATION Pa
cifc Express. for Kansas
CITY. st. JOSEPH. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. wv
om!nr. Montana Washing
ton. Puget Sound. Portland
and Oregon; ........
Twin CITY Express for st.
Paul. Minneapolis and Iowa.
The Nebra ska-Colorndo FIX
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
ST. Icserh. .:.-.-....-:::
might Northern Express."
for st. Paul. Minneapolis
and iowa
For Illinois. via Eas. Side
Sine. to Rock Island. Gin
ron Ia. Savannah and Du-
biIQEs .---...--.-....-.
For Kansas CITY. council
Bluffs Omaha. st. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colo
RADIO. Utah and Pacific
tIa,,;l,a1
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Miscellaneous.

,>~>Ss~~~>es~~~->e~s
Ct. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. e6. ". G. T..
- meets FIRST ands third Saturdays in tho
month. in Hall No., /, Century building Wis.,
itors, welcomed 5. $. MORSE: secretary.
-. -. = -. 900 Il. Second st.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.

A sYLuM OF AscALoN coMMANpERy
~ No. H. X. T.. Grand Avenue Masonic
Tcn,ple-Recular conclave Will be held Satur-
day. December 5. at D. Eminent Sir VIII
liam II. Clancy. deputy grand Inspector will
conduct the annual inspection Sir knights OF
this comiI,andcry are requested to be present
Fraters of sister Communicates are courtcously
invited to be with US. Full dress.
FRANK H. HASFINS Eminent Commander
Wilbur +. Parker, Recorder
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CT. ALDEMAR .coMMANDERY. NO. IA.
= Knights HTemplar Will open at 8 o'clock
tbs SATURDAY, evening in stated concIave: An
are cordially invited. FRANTlLINP r. JONES'
W. P. Rickart. Recorder.
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

FRISCO SfSI
Valley Park Accommodation.
9alisy Parie ACCOMMODATION.
Pa"iiic Accommodl ton. -.
IexaS and Eansa.. Nall
For Springfield, Fort Smith.
ParlS, Dallas. Ennis. Hous-
ton. Galveston, Carthage.
Joplin and Wiciiita..........
Pacific AccommoIat ton 49,.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Meteor For Springfield,
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita,
Ninita. Oklahoma. DenisGn.
Sherman, Dallas, Fort
Worth. Waco and Brown-
wood .--......--.......
Valley Park Accommodation.
Valley Park Accommodation.
Pacific Recommendations
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