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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-14

QUE GOOD SHIP HAS BEoUGHr Us SOME MORE
OF THOSE CELEBRATED KAYsER WOVEN FINGER
TIPPED GLOVES
Second none Of English Isle OF
stitching the back; patent clasps in n
metal, mode, cha black white; OllC
mt and finish. but not so in price ..-.--.---....
soRosIs, Queen
Made Of picked lambskin stitched with heavy twIed
silk; gussets between fingers add to comfort
tans, black and white: fitted n -lgtl
teeo- Erlce
THE GOOD sHP HAS BROUGHT Us SOME NECK
WEAR TO ADD CHIC DRESS.
THE BUSTER Brown COLLAR-
Made of butcher linen and embroidered in neat OE0
and dainty patterns; eyelets through /OC
which you may put ribbons and tie bow. Price
HERE LACE COLLAR AND TAB
Far underpriced; made Of Point de lace ~
In the real Russian designs in beige color (H
Price
FOR TIE UP-To-DATE WOMAN
Extra LACE CAPE COLLAR Point
Lace.
Fun 9 inches wide: in bud and rose designs; G10E
extra deep scalloped- Instead Of 81 IS. at ,AI.9O
the Price cutter s. '........-.....-.
CORSET COVERS
of soft bleached muslin. tight fitting /C
days price
Made Of cambric French style; neck and arm VC
holes, trimmed with hemsttched rufHes. Price. ~
TWO CASES OF UNDERWEAR
hat Good Ship Brought hey will h
prise for what You Have Paid and we win
Sell Them For.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-14

MEMO
The self-reducing Corset The
stout woman's friend. A woman's
invention. A hip-spring corset:
promises a perfection of form to
every woman. Gives the effect Of
a full hip to a thin woman and re-
ducec the hips of the TOO generous
forms Made of imported coutiIle
and boned with tempered steel
boning, which is rust proof and un-
breakable. Those who have had
their corsets made to order we
would like to have come in and
inspect. these. You would not be-
Geye you could get as o. F-N
good a corset as this for nj Ntl
such little money as.
MOTHERS
Who have had their children wear
PONY brand of hose speak of them
with the highest praise. A Jersey
knit made of double twisted iron
thread, stainless black, soft as vel
vet double heels and toes @r
In light, medium and heavy /A0
weights All sizes. 49,. ~$
HA1RPINS-
Four packages in a box; invisible,
Straight, crinkled and AZ
heavy kind. Price, a box. UhP
............. G/<S
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-14

The good washing kind. Made OF
mercerized chambray, trimmed with
two ruff1es. Also dust ruf1e. Tailor
stitched seams. In a shaded rose
color. A limited guam In
tity. VIII be sold for. ASC
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-14

Laden with many of good valves. Don't neglect
interest It's to your advantage to keep in touch
E tem It's store case FssS wes s's soS CAN SAVE MONEY
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

ChicaFl. u. : -. l-f'1ttif.- Re-s'p.- :. 30
nbT~.t -tsaiy. E.f q prime steer, s " 10.
49, COWS .ri neissrs 81 81 f .. eaan~rs 8 =
80. h3.ls i.gs. caIFe. 5 .Jas - TsHaE fsd
s;vnfs 8 5i1a -. Western f+asr- 8 mt Hos
l.r. .sts t.-fiay -'.'y- mixed ar t1frrerr'
5--iyrs 9. slsf - choice heavy J.ZG:.15.
r.sst heavy ss5JJs. Nsnt I'D E; bsix Ot
stead k'la q choice wsfnsTs t.. as. -sir 10
e. q" m4zel i1Hg -. native lsfuh- sta
New YORK SEPT. -bsersr-Isrsipfs isss. no
'fH!s 81 I've cattl-. ntsnlnEily steady. dressed
T.tai. iG-f 2 .. a. cSs,e- s:.aiF Exports. :
catii". caites Receipts q. STEADY % str-';.g.
yssls fffg. Fl cHlger s.. huttsrul!ks 3. 10
".s''fn1. eFer--i calves grsn: city fres-'d
v.a!s 50 q lzc .@r ~ ff~s,f gfe'ser- AMI
esipis AIS sLsep QUIET, but s'~ady. lambs
sioE, tlt nrfr: -tssD 8 - ~. lHIlbs 4 =
10 u. Hog Rec 49, i.rr5. STEADY.
Kansas CifI. SO. sept l.-gstii7- Rec pts
Gs)p. iac'gfiry 100 Sog'hern8 market steady
vi . '1!r 20 EloG q I.Gs. W-.tsrn FED p'-.rs
.1.ssl -. rf1rknrs ami fs~iefs g. ys1f. llgth-
ffn steers s ss1i 8. southern COWS ma.
i've COWS 8! = az. nstiv- hsifs,s 8 % - 70.
bulls E41 =. calves q sy1s.tl- Hon. "r.igts
bulk o: NaLe- i;.rIs2: heavy g. -. -. pack
.rs i.isa5. -. Eik. sni nsh;- EG5 -. sheep
itsce' rts -.lfcs market steady. native iafrts
y tlas .. native vefh--r s. ieEt. native ewes
,.t;iis., = CO.. -, lAfts go. %s, i z
-, 10, ssi FEEDER, fssss6.. '''''
s-ufh 8; I1>rtn. No, sept. i--Cs;.i--E.-
e,ipf- i.ai1. steady - H. lover. natives q 70
81. =. cows Aa1 trif-rs 81 zsag =. s'ocker. AMI
'-.i.r' rri Hass- Rsg'.i 50. 1912
q = sh-.p- Ee1.igts arc. .'r1nE. Western
wstssrs 8 = ws.;.rn lamb. . 70
Al BUTTER AND THESE
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McvICKER WILL PROVISIONS.
Attorneys Make Public the Be
quests Of Chicago Women.

Chicago. Sept. The will % the late
Mrs. Harriet Mcy1cksr vas not hiei for
probate to-day. but it will probably bs
brought into the court In the morning.
Ono o. tho attorneys interested IN the
cas-. said tonight The estate was by tho
yilI divided a. follows: roo TO Mss
Jenny Bolds;on OF Sterling. III. $50 20
Mrs. Jennie oxen and her husband.
James Owen Of chicago. 1900 to 81.
Likes Hospital OF Chicago
All the balance q the estate, with the
exception o; a small sum set aside .oE
the care OF a cemetery lot. - 10 De placed
ga trust. Three iOurths OF the income
from tbs trust fiInf - 20 b. paid TO
Horace McEicksr. az long as hs lives, and
On his death tho tres-fOgrtn3 % tho
trust estate l. TO be divided equally
among MS heirs. The remaining fourth 81
the income % tho trust estate r. 20 b
paid to Mr.. cara Is Game q san Fran
cisco. and on her death the Ou@-fourth -
70 be divife'i equally among her heirs.
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PooItrT.
REPTHI.Ic spI,CIAL


!."s York. 5s.t. L-I.y. Touitry.-Dniy cas-
"saisrH Scfe au1l@f tIis .f.1.ulfs N thor ear
o. Two arrived GA trS-. an may
!I@g-4 1-f's~ n-Af w--G- sis4rlshile the mar
get ci-salas4 10 80 soa-l SHAPE aaG tho OItlo-s<
fyT next we@E quite bright FrlfE<s remain
unchanged.
Drr,s,-i p--1ltry -R..-.D;s s7s Pigs TIE
fresh - ar" usl9.rsr- and Invoices soF
.ht-g IN TIE week 70 gu.t- moderate prUtsyr-
tpu' Demand "a general WAS quite GOO a.
dealers hal - supply th-ir trade g1T The double
hy.ilIy neat week. and ycufn. q business
o. god prs l1rt4ug- There n ss4ociass q.
Ere. dr. picked fouls. blt INST rc1sigers
~cr- loaded tyeu Vitn ordinary chickens. they
ussI the fCsIueT 20 move the latter. and vnIs
thsy old not ask more fpf fowls. they declined
- sell url--s ths buyer tsHz a FAIR prul1r-
tor ~ r.fIuEcrs TtsrH wss q liberal supply
81 ali ETa.-s = s-aIi-i chickens. which sid
from u % T. Tor god % yTiu.s few fancy
Michigan S-T- s'-a fei slightly higher but tons
a. G--fui rh!os-rs from SsItheru Indiana anil
SJutasrn Illinois y-@F- urged 90 sais from
i1r 10 ltr sHl moved slowly A. that Fancy
large drv PICKED chickens s-rail hrrilsrs
ruled fra4 a. r. but MEDIUM t.-y-l picked chick
wrrr risH-r AMI vent slow A. IsIIsy.c
Primo iur-~TT s'arre sn3 wanted. oif steady.
squads Hr- - PLENTY. tIf quality Irregular AMI
rrlcc" without Improvement Qu0tRficns W.
cl4rxs1
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By Telegraph.



INK a fan = during the la.t . hours ~
w-ath'E j. isiT and warm Ths cairi- = "a a.
Cnlsls. arlis-i from Memphis - 3 "a. m a.
Va. Ron " " ,lria ri az. ~, cpS.- 4 SIS
aipf AZ : %. ard e,l.irtef ~ ne i<..Tr
Ter usual trg. IN stake he arrived IN
- LUIS o. 20 , D. az. card ~ -
yif. aUu'is- The Fgr. fIt-. Sc c.itfl-.'
ii.r SADIE I>s afr.ss: tsasn 1i'In9a.s 'i- 3 ~
y 1aAis Team. sept RE s;an.. p
.,e' an = = = 2 90 10 &C. =, =, -. ,....
- f<,1ls aim 1910 farIar.s a.. is.=-s .l--.liif
:HF fhIs .fa- .-1- rrf-.L.i 90 y q -ti. -
,,eas'I., Ih- Queen c..'g 1ereit,d a. =
wright arf'y.1 M las- nisn' ron - LOUIS
she dss;rlysi -. ..4.. 4h- tnat.a- Beaver
from the .1.'- trr.- uars.i 10 - 3 f. ~
p - .i.- v.'h 60 - ta5x-' .'aas! 'Z.'n
Titan was IN sa-' today.
gra 20. IT,. r. - i-f.es s r. Z. %, % a.
m. Eu--~H I.ri t.Nu "a. - ~ Ia,ta.et
G.any- reads - -. aa1 fa.iias. weather.
clear.
Burlington. Ia. 81. Tn ,is~r 81 inen
f.sr[ v.,ltsr -I,.,5s ava ua-rn ne Helen
H!4lr ~ ans OF s-rfa Das-ntas;. Tn F..1-r-
p "a diva. liz g, i.asi ven; 4aTa a.
N. "f;8mTa bile ~.
IT.Israh. ~. SEPT. i--f;aus- reafs - fe@f
ana falling DIX F-4wle- ~ ''iifI - p o. m
Tenn. il due 1ff - fH~ T~ruf-sss It4g"f-
Dg1'ey Is srIu duo 90 s-ofH E.eEazs!iis. W''-ther
clear ana
Crerfsr ILL., sept f.-Cn1z~ ,.s- AMI ,sil-
frg H-affs-- fair and VAIN. S'arhs- II
DOM o. uilnlr.f- Chester - % e. 81. ices
- HI p
war-a-v. o.. sept I-Ssus- Rad. 80 Fest
a fill u = n ne last q ngIrF G-oIty ard
warm silver Cent r. and out On TIM
i>auivvi-le. Ky. sept. River ri-inE. '.-t
!1ets- - canal ] TT inches On falls.
Fee inches below IocEs Gar. hot
Hselil -. Va sgt River feet
Inches falling Ci14Gy. vita rain. Down. n.
X H-i'1ri. FarAe..',1rg
CTnrfEnati. o. Sept I-f.4vsr -, inches.
statirrary Fos- DEPARTURES clear. warn
EyanF.lli~ Ia sept. River fslinr
= L---... IaLLl-l.- ...---.r
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MONEY TO LOAN

DO Nor FAIL 40 CALL anc gel our rates
LgSr TINE and SHALL PAYMENTs. with
EEBATE when paid before due, you only
i've PASS BOOK. where al payments are en-
ti We co no, requ,ss yayment: while SICK
CoNyENIEScE: no INQUIRY: .papefs can Be-
Az 90, =. ., nSvse ~ y9s can Sst money sams
cn any loan or claim as.ini, good. and CIV:
OR TELEPHONE US and we wiiI send aaeni
20 sxpiain our SYSTEM TELEPHONE KIN
LOCH u o. or BELL MAIN zszS.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.,
kQom No. 40 Con- :ronweaIth Trust building.
Hroedway and Olive st.. Entrance a Olive Ct
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with q good trip ot passengers. She depsrtsi
IA IN. Afternoon with n good patronage.
The Chester had heavy trip Of freight
and many passengers on her arrival from Cape
dirarieau yesterday. she departed with "a fair
trip.
Tn. CAPE Girard-au cam. in from Con-
rn.rce Yesterday with good trip. She will de-
u.rt INF. afternoon al o'clock
The Res Lee arrived from Memphis yes
,.r1aY with light trip. she will s-art on her
r,turn trip st O'Clock this afternoon.
The City Of Savannah has about all IN.
passengers she can handle. booked for her trip
IN the Tsnnessee River. She will depart al
I, O'Clock this afternoon
The Bald Eagle eame in yesterday morning
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New Missouri Corporations.

T.Ert BT.iN s5PEF1AT-
JsS~rson CITY 40. Sep. i--crrtifcs-ss ~
i.coryora'i1n were iBrg-: t5-fAy b. sscr..aTy
- srl's Sam Y cox 70 TIE fo,i9~i-< cosnrn-
ries.
Distsoni Bank Of Diauonf. ca2:;Al ro,f.
th.1 ire0-I'prs'o-s-H r. Ioyc. p y Gage.
:. 81, Eutins1u arG CfHera
3cKSoVsn Bros C7lurch Go1.1s CS-nrsny of
p LOUIS. capital StDcS- f.9.sp. Inco-yorsf.1
- Io.euh r ,frHesg-n. JAM, A. ycY>oSvn
ard JOIN A. ycSeoxu-
fion-olids.~1 fnsIrsnc. ard Real Eyca.s CiD-r-
rany os M-Iie1. capital stock. r3.rp
Berry Realty COMPANY q 81 Louis: capital
--1cj. 11.is-t Inc1rpsra;~f ~ ? Berry. Elir-
NH 2 ft.rry. fsnss Rsrrv nnd n.he-a.
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Butcher Cnfii--Tiis butcher r-a-he. al ~.
Wa through WIS mt - satisfa~t r. 3. Ms az
f-r'~-. ana prices vArs IN m Irregular hs.f.
s7r9- sellers dsposinE ~ their offsf.r - through
= llEht sr'sEt0r outlet and Obtaining sar1y
f-i1e' While ne supply vas Hight. sHtz demand
was not broad erouzh 90 care f0- all AMI pack
IS VINO were mean bidders had 20 Do d.;.rlse-.
ui-in- FIic"s r"Ee presuariv steady 20 a shade
lpHer The claHs cTsrei wss iuf.rir-. Which
iart!sllv accounted Tor tho week.-mrs.. sful -
Tie other hand. even vhaf iiffia r10sl stun was
here dif not s-li -atisfsotcfiiy. ~ ~ 'yas 10
he expected with - n email representation
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from Chester AMI - Mars She was out IN
the affsTnJan With e E0ed trip
Tho belle q Calhoun l. due to-fAy tIor.
Hamburg. ~. Viii Depart tD-fnoFfoN a.
y.
m. peter, Ire !ef. Memphis NJ noon yes
tsrday fo- -. IsD-lis sto- vii arrive s1n.l<J
ana d-paTt her return t:lp ~ D. m
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-02

New York SEPT In dry soc.l. the MARKET
Conditions ar" i-rrfny1rE and sellers a..
si.r~ that TIE near fufur~ VIII shea a rsHre
general and c.elf-f fsquHs' Tor gnfsi~ which x
viii - bar: 20 -ati.rr ~ flr irnrr.ci h w
err. The tHhHing trade g. lust r.sI-utrs o.
appreciate the c0nfltiarS ard buy. are con-
m.uclnr 70 test the market.
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KNIGHTS OF CoLunaUa

" EsRICk COUNCIL. 40. as. KNIGHTi
IN of Columbus. meets every rscouf AMI
fourth "wednesday st Rose HI Hal. 40 .-'T
Maple zt"nls. Nisi!ng knights a!ssys s.I-
CONE, JOHN PAU. CHEW. Grand Krisht
waite = Cunningham. Recorder
m AEoCETTE COUNCIL. NO q.
~ Knights % Columbus. meets EVER -.
ol4 and t0sfth Tuesday ia the 40, haIl' l.,
tETy building slnih sno olive str.ets Visit.
!rS knights cordially invited
FRAME . 'uhSiSSHAM. Grani Enish,
T. J.. LEONARD K-c0Gd-..
G.. LOUI- council. so. ti MEETS
- sven nrsi ard iEir- Tuesday al Vest
rad Hall. sCvtby.st corner fl-E.y and vsnI.-
Eeafsr sy.nLeS. Wiling knight. are cordially
ingit.d f.D.AEI' DEgOY. Gran. kuisat
Jossph =. I<fny. Recorder
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SOUTHERN cAT-TLE-The suppl ~ guar
antine cattle vas mall. and in a ret.ral way
inciut.d fnosty a common and rneiiurl class
% both sts-rs and cows Good kinds u steers
we're very lirttly rcnres"n;ei. and were reia-
lively firm rclier-. The general market. how
ever. kind, .onsiicr~f. was In hS'ive c0rdi-
ton. nnf offerings were weighed ut. in pretty
ROOF .<ason. at prices fu''- as high ~ weines-
day.
There has been siiEhiiT bette tone .,
the better ciasa - steers this week ozin, 20
the lhck q receipts. ant there has teen > .iyh,
gair IN rrice-. Just about ~ since last Th'ifr-
day steers s~iiinE a. 8 y ana Hfove Tier.
la. been a gyod reprssen.ation 81 common 10
medium rTafss % steers during the week cell
irs around =. snd no rain hss resulted In
fact the market ia. shpSn signs - weakness
Co~ STUFF hs- sold ii'tle Irregular ~ times.
the supply has been little largo thar ~.
last week and NJ improvement hsfnx
shown IN the demand values are showing a
rlisht ioss though with some Eastern irffusne.
pretty fair prices have been obtained. bu, ,.Ner.
local people were concerned lOve- basis Ia.
resulted
Receipts d. calves have been qulis la-ga
though the demand IN general has teen quifs
extensive. hu, ~ has been mainly FOR m. he-'s,
srAde- and 0xinr IN the arnaii -urplv y, ;his
kinf hand values have maintained a eprn-
pars;iyely- high basis. \ Uenkn@ss ha. -s-iii,ef
the common md fair calves. op-in< 10 re-
ceipts containing most - this kind. though IN.
general loss does no; amount 20 NOR. than %
per hssd
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ROYAL ARCAyuN.

SbHSD COUNCIL MISSOURI ROyaI
" Arcsnurn. Mes. ns-3Ii Holland guiIdiae.
cordial welcome 20 visitors. friendz b,ein,s,
and members from sbroad
,on, r xm,,E = BARBOUR. G. r.
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ROYAL ARCH MAsOys-

ct LOUIS ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTER. NJ,
sEs,sted convocsfton AT Grand Avenue
Iasonic Temple this TfiiHyD evening a.
O'clock Asrk and Past Masters degrees va.
ring companions fraternsIly invited
3. -. WI. YHIPPLE. Z. II p.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
WO.IIIE AM OHIO,

New Orleans Limited .---... - rs ;ni sS:Sl pm
Cairo a-i Jackson Fast Mail 800 am q So am
Giro ard Mississippi Exp 's:3s I'm ss:37 pn
8lri -t-lf0 Accommodation q: 90 pm 1922 N
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s1ISCFg.lANEOVs

A TOS COUNCIL 40 II I o. q. A. NJ
l. Meets -v,ry Monday evening a, AnaSs
HIIi. rcTthz-sf oornsr oS yH~sr-rr avenue and
PsstoIozxi street Visitors ~-j-cne
L a wDIsMA:iTEt. ..
Y. Boil. secretary. 70 Gatr ouaf- street.
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Medical ana surgical diseases Of women Q
specially, operations skilifully performed.
Patients received At any time. before and
during confinement: infants adopted. II de-
sired; trained nurseS: home comforts: ladies In
tfoubfe. call or write: terms reaEonabls. Con-
Gulfation free.
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Departed.
Arrivals To-Day
Departures To-Dn

Snread Eagle Alton
Belle q Calhoun Hamburg
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TRIBE OF hen 8uR.

81 LOUIS COURT. no. I0z TRiBI. ,,t,
- Zen -Hur. meets every second and fo,,yfs
nres rons and Daughters 81 Hur from orbsr
c0urtt ana out - IN. ci;y NJ. hereby .St-fs.a
e"raiAi invitation 70 yis!t. by order OF
ALICE Z. MUi.HET Chief
Attssf; Ar.ndi kuelDer. Scribe. No .es5 500,
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HELPERS

- III. 2.t5 >. -. 30
faONsE
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ST. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
CiRARDEAU LINE.

foot Pine st. Iu-fdsJs- ThurS1ays ard sat-Ir-
DAYS. o -. for Cape Girsrtesu ami yav
lAndirr. Special Excursions only rOn o..
round "trip. Including meals and berth '
Phones-BeIl main IA hinloch A nj,
mo Z MA 55 E.NtjAi.E. A1.,,
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~ i-i-f fNi~ rfa during fl~ wsrk were
E.''l"i NO. I..f ~ ne number ~ cunF.gslE-
~ iia4 fn'..s- uar .fsfft ifrF@ many - ffa
i.!s.LiHrlt- acre small MT many s4u car
ild4+ beng i1slIsrf The market vu4 active
N sr14i fI-ls.. fGt siH1 Da bIT once. E4Iffe-r
.Yt'.a mule demand has developed IN pretty
Enrtl 'll4f.- HrI th- sEaE- Vf.cL fhs e-z.e-f
',sFfl 'f.H-ia'ri tFfrl 20 tcv pretty freely
= ihs small mules "a the -0rriI -. N furrssf
hf"r9y value. bling fh- s-rs-au rule. The r~-
f"ir' vas re case H4fF t.s mule which have
pared their Hsa ana are 10 ! azsr In -
l-..f demand. tEs call sSr small mules having
w .4iffl fEsr4 ~ f+- market Mules from
O. . hands DOM -li4 actively but larger -fan
WIS vas slower vrrE o. dispose - then BZ
mule -t' about s. JG5 lover than SeeE
Or ton lays aEr
= 49, -
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To-Dry's weather.

III. harhor yHuse Yesterday slowed ia feet.
m fail ~ = Of FOOT In ~ hours.
Rus ness along TIRE Ievr~ yesterday vns light.
T-re weather Wa far and warm
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LEE LINE STEAMERS
THREE BOATS EVERY WEEK.
TO Memphis s:;. sT IS 81.
Meals and berth Included. Cheap freight and
passenger rates 70 Chester. Ora ID Tower Cst,.
Girard-au. Cairo. asmphig Helena HSt
Springs Vicksb4rz. Pine is4I1
RES LIZ. FRIDAY. s-pt ,. 5 ?. m
PETERS LIE. M.naay. S-It. 5. 5 .. m
FrIfn wharf cat foot % OIiye :.
Ph0n.s-Msin l--i. Kinloch A as
y m r. AIb!tk. GIN at. u. NJ Commons Cen Ar,
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sale AMI yhii- there wa. NJ material esanEs
w mutton tff.p and :he Vsry best lamb the
I,,'-4l1Ii ana al half fat lambs extremity
80 ~. VIII FdlL@s showing "a lll- % =
h.l.fs Nant the g4.f 'st lafnf- and Nil
.ls 20 Iatf Tor NJ m. uuf ali thin. kinds
T.,,,.,l - N.H,''i AZ Any prices d. strS'r tai-
.','i...s .'"a.g. With gpyi demand FOR the
hH'a-Hii.y a Moderate supply O. hogs .1s
s-''s l'i- f~'"igtH amounting u around ~
,'.tT Ali o S'r" fairly goo IN quality INT
,.-l4 haze bssa better. Tn- rlarS~t apsr-i
., li'i. tr- .ai- 'fa4- on W-ti-ss.isy. Dr -
4l'I ~, early IS sss:as market II ers
-. 4ui4. GrfsTg market al kinds. hIf fh-
- Hsii- 70 q Nft.e more really than fr~
i'.H.'.f aia1. Pain urI mixed iatrksrr vera
/" Ftr f-- NOD 90. III! -1rHnt - The te-
- mere VS. 30 material chang" 'rfrush-
~. ~" dsg. ATS a. tie close Ha'a!ss . any
lH = ittnc- remained uus1II
it't- III Fir has t-.sr frs fnn-- active week
20 ii.' h'i.f fNfFhHf Dol atHI' two IfrF It4r-
- WEI" plentiful from fl- SHu'f. lri tils
we 'ffis arfi.' .i.snilE ~ tr. fall '-t4s G-a-
-.'-s s'''.ifa a'rH 4arNirs Nt-fa. There w'r"
n'.Tls -7.I fara. t1fs.. Is.Hu. tls arrival.
ttt .t' rats" -.rl.y EaI a.a4 rUfuf.Hfa'issly
.t.f"s lh" srfHfsaf activity fr 81 a.lrs-f vas
-..~ % me smaller chunks and Hirs suit
ave fHr -sIftsrf fufs H-aF. demand fnr thsrr
49, very HsErsH-.s" ami ffr increment va
LiEk Hi "-'rv s-rfl ~ fay fol: TIE week. Price
=" Nft Ihi"r 'fs strain = inoTsl--i receipts.
- = %" cases .liuss asf- a l!ff.s stronger.
- ~ rHr nj ~ 90 .rllnTal 90 large flr~--.
" fH.' - e'nlass r.as fair tIf there Sas
ny a. nHlrh urgsr"y 90 va sl.rsn 90 former
N''s-. AL lt Mas rs.i-.t that tn demand ';sr
- we're t-"fl1Is q shah easier along -.tA
h-ils slower
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal Properfy.

A.. FINANCIAL UPHE.AEAL
Caused Ef ORR ISTHgDfC-TTDS OF THE
LOWEST RATES EgI.R known
on LOANS OF
80 10 10 $50
On Household Goods. Piano, Fixtures. etc.
49, 800 WITHOUT PUBLICITY
YOU CAN PAY THE SAME
~ SMALL WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
-. EIisn-ign ei..ffuliy granisd ..
IN CASE OF sICE NESS. loss OF WORK
=. OR OTHER MISFORTUNE
" Not Convenient q Call Phone &<in .7siN
or Write Is
Or n Is.J
- NATIONAL. Loan co.
ROOMS - anf ail IF.RNOD .JACCtRD
Bt!LDiSS. SECOND Floor.
p' BROADWAY. COR LOrTs-T ST.
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ST. LOUIS RAILROAD TIMETABLE
.rrIxaJs and Departures of Trains
nf Union station.
me FOlR ROUTE.
AND LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CESTR
ASD BOSTON AND ALBANY.

AND LAKE. SHORE, NEW YORK CESTR
AND BOSTON AND ALBANI
Trtins Depart All
Indianapolis and Local ......- 7. % am I'D
y s.. Boston ard Cincinnati es:lI am 81
Cincinnati EGgs~-s .........-.-sll:O an al
XIII Cker -t~ciAl az s<~on 'sIO
ll,ii4Hsp1iis EGgfs.s sZs0o pm ....;y
Nation sEd Aityn............, fi.ly pm S'so
.lafflI n ami AltDn........s.... ss5y pm ......
La4l and Expfsss...--.-..-...- $40 pm ~
- D. EIstg1 and BuHxlo...- - % pm q ~ az
t.nellndt.. Dayton. Ce!.ms 40 pm .I.O ~
>. J.. Boston and Brfa!D...-sil:v I'm sIN "a
tlf.4ffis'--! o. l!ana.l!is Exp. sd HD
I-f' FOUR AL CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
" .f1i.irstSn a.I virginia .s:I am .es:ls pm
/. asa. = !. AMI iT.. Mis- 100 am :. - am
y an. s. 4 ami VIZ MIA I'll ~ PIN ..:4 pm
BIG fBI &. ASD Lk.Blf;H VALLEY.
New YORK and Philadelphia -.ii9o am 80 pm
.tsv I.sk ami f'a4!atei pl!1 I'll - I'm . - pm
SsN York and Philadelphia IN pm G:1 A.
I.S Fol y. EiE RAILROAD AND fIII5-
bCEG SD LAKE ERIE.
E4-aig. Eiln.ra and -. go. 's.l. am n - am
pits. G.aut4u4uI * -. - 20 pfa - e pf1
Pi,,s. JsEiss;osn & y. - 20 pm 80 PA
a.f.f. mn. NV ~ a n. u - =. m
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River Forecast.

Rivers in tn ST Louis district will fall slow
during the next - hours.
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
coRWiA II. SPENCER
and City Uk PR0U0Euce

make daily trip.. leaving at 10 g. m. a
p T g, 5ad lave ,:so I. m. 10 . m l.,
m. u" D. RousD TRIP &c