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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1904-12-29

But the moon shone brightly to
Light their way, and Claus soon decid-
ed it was just "a pleasant to travel by
night as by day.
The deer liked it better, for, al
though they wished to see something
of the world, they were timid about
meeting men, and now all the jewellers
in the towns and farmhouses were
sound asleep and could not see them.
Away and away they sped, on and on
over the hills and through the valleys
and across the plains until they reach
ed a village where Claus had never
been before.
Here he called ON them to stop. and
hey Immediately obeyed But a new
difficulty now presented itself, for the
people had locked their doors when
they went to bed, and Claus found he
could not enter the houses to leave
his toys.
II am afraid, my friends, we have
made our journey for nothing" said he.
''for I shall be obliged to carry my
playthings back home again without
giving them to the children of this vii
lage"
whats the matter?' asked Flossie
1.-The doors are locked" answered
Claus, land I cannot get in'
Glossie looked around at the houses
The snow was quite Ccep in that vii
lage, and just before them was a roof
only few feet above the sledge \
broad chimney, which seemed to Clos
sic big enough to admit Claus, was at
the peak OF the roof.
why don't you climb down that
chimney?" asked Glossie.
Claus looked at it.
"That would be easy enough if I
were on top Of the roof" he answered.
'Then hold fast, and we will take
you there" said the deer, and they
gave one bound to the roof and landed
beside the big chimney.
"Good!' cried Claus, we'll pleased,
and he slung the pack of toys over his
shoulder and got into the chimney.
There was plenty of SCOT on the
bricks, but he did not mind that. and
by placing his hands and knees against
the sides he crept downward until he
had reached the fireplace. Ieaping
lightly over the smoldering Goals he
found himself in a large sitting room,
where dim light was burning.
From this room two doorways led
into smaller chambers. In one a Wo-
man lay asleep, with baby beside her
in a crib.
Claus laughed, but he did not laugh
aloud for fear of waking the baby.
Then he slipped a big doll from his
pack and laid it in the crib. The little
one smiled, as if it dreamed of the
pretty plaything it was to find on the
morrow, and Claus crept softly from
the room and entered at the other door
way.
Here were two boys, fast asleep With
their arms around each others neck.
Claus gazed at them lovingly a mo-
ment and then placed upon the bed q
drum, two horns and a wooden ele-
plant.
He did not linger, now that his work
this house was done, but climbed
he chimney again and seated himself
m his sledge.
"Can you find another chimney? he
asked the reindeer.
Easily enough replied Glossie and
1ossie
Down to the edge of the roof they
ICED and then, without pausing, leap
through the air to the top of the
ext building, where a huge, old fash
med chimney stood.
Don't be so long this time,' called
lossle, "or we shall never get back
the Forest by daybreak.''
Claus made trip down this chimney
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toys to the children because they were
little and helpless and because he loved
them. He knew. that the best Of chill.
dren We're sometimes naughty and that
the naughty ones were often good It
is the way with children the world
over, and he would not have changed
their natures had he possessed the
power to do so.
And that is how our Claus became
Santa Claus. It is possible for any
man, by good deeds, to enshrine him.
self as Saint in the hearts of the peo-
nj
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01
ARRIVE ON PLEASURE BOAT.
Party From Clinton. Ia, Come 10
See the Fair.

Il. Lamb. boat builder ~ Clinton.
Ia. accompanied by his VIE and two
children AMI a party @: guests arrived
here yesterday on the new private ex-
cursiDn steamer Nsieril- Th.y will re-
main until Tuesday. visiting ~" Fair and
points - interest," IN s. I.,uis.
The party lett Clinton San.ay before the
hitle steamer hsd received her last coat
81 paint Tho boat was btI.t q pr!
tafe .Nrur-iIu cTaft. aud Sir. Lamb. IN
der whose direction 9hT Wa constructed.
planned taat she shoulG max. her first
TIN an excursion TO ~. Louis Some II
MS friends whom b.. was afs.pT.. To enter
tain ou the trip could not 20 II the trip
Was delayed. and the boat was taken out
beior- III" vas entirely completed
.lr. Lamb brought three automobiles
win aim and soon as 10 1dl;la, Was Of
fected IN. party started for the Fsir They
viii i've on the boat curing their stay but
viii spend most %, their tine al the Fair
grounds
Tie boat IL IN char;;. Of Captain \. +.
fipllingSheld u Clinton. Among tho
guests are Frank AHkarcy Of Nebraska.
Edward Fink II Clinton aa1 James Dixon
OF jacksonville H.
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River RIaiio Brevssses.

-S'.amt-'1t men report tina, about all Of this
years wheat GRIP that the farmer viii no,
entire amour; u rfapie grain rec.iyed a, 81.
LOUIS srf Fast ST Louis BY way Of the rivers
up 70 date is LIZ So sacks OF this A.si5 sacks
.an,e i from The tgRe. Mississippi; 1890 s.eks
ne IIiino.. River and 80 from the Ni.soari
River.
tn Colonel A Mckenzie. accompanied BY
the Louistara and a barge. arrived here yes
terdsy with the River and HArhor Committee
Of the House Of Representatives abosrf Ths
were accompanied by many prominent men
from cities along the route.
The Stacker Ie. departed YESTERDAY after
roon fog Memphis full Of passengers and carry
inS good t-tp Of freight
tn. Grey Eagle departed yesterday for Peoria
Win a god trip Of passengers and a fair
freight
The Bald EasIe s;r b. in to-day from, cn..-
Ter and So MsTy's. and will depart for tn.
same places al p. m
The Chester Is due to-day from Cape Girar-
deau- She will DEPART this afternoon a,
O'Clock
The Lora has not yet secured the services
her regular trip to-day. I; f. not known
when she NIL be able 90 resume her trade
The Belle % CALHOUN departed yesterday for
Hamburg with good trip
The Kennedy departed at O'clock yesterday
afternoon for the Missouri River with good
tip Of freight
The Rees Ire Is due to-day from Memphis.
She will depart at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon
St. Paul She viii depart this afternoon a; Z
o'ciock
Tn, Quincy departed yesterday for Reokuk
with good list OF passengers
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PHILADELPHIA. AUG 5I-But;er firm: rnod 1e-
fun creams choice 10 fancy s.. ffss.c: Ner Yors
chIraso. aug. 3i.EBa,t.l arm: cream.r..
ifai:c. tsirtes i2i4aIsc. Cheese arm. SUE
Dry Goods.
~, S.w York Az. .I..The DIV GOOD. rnarke,
operating with more freedom fo- spots whlch
s .rs ran,.a i'n.n.,a,eiy Report, from w:.;
into and &. iaIs, hsy a ihs ss Tht ssy
TO secure goods when wanted.
FIa1seed Quotations.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
cnieaso- III Aur 3I--FiaI,eed wa. IN
Sorih.e.:frn Vas 81 n bia i-S go nis bid
s ass s M pa Sat III: BID res,F's we.e
Duluth A''4 '' -
The Metal Market.
S-~ York. Aug 3i-T.n vas much hr-,er IN
His an a ssTsns s 81 i. s sa a,5r:.
tiA Is The local marke; remained quiet. bu,
ssssder.bis sa1snee stsh e' ssia a ~ 2,
:: Sc Copper advanced to it' Is d 70: sotl
ai2T's elec;rolytic a; II sysi2 &c and casting al
in til. New York KIM na *. In indo a.
sow:.er sr:ees s.re shsae lover a. ~ II, "a
vas also n,,le hrTn-r in the local market
c ssss so;s: e. IN r 81; sao,es a. ~. ,on
s.s 5; Ss;;s;T , =; :ss;s g ssgass, Sss ss
foundry southern soft at 81 s,8i3..s.
Coffee.
New York. AUG. 5i-Coree-Spot Rio steady:
No. invoice Size: mild steady The MARKET
Yer eoie~ futures opened steady at an advance
OF 10 points on SEPT and paints other pos.-
tons Demand Old not seem 10 he actr.e bur
TIE foreign markets were steady. Later In the
session the market cared or closing s..aty 20
points higher. sales were Is. 81 hays i..clui-
ing sept al SJs Sc. Dec. at .056- id< NarrA
a. Issoats. May at : ssa..s'c and July At :.70
Turpentiae and Rosin.
Savannah. AUG n-TurpencIne nrn: sslc
Rosin firm. A II s-s1i-: d S2s;ia. F
:. So: Q g 20: g 30: X g. IS: n Ao1. y HE:
". q Nso ". W. Sass
OH City. Pa. AuR. 5i--Credit balances Sls3
Certificates 10 bid. Shipments 81 oss averaEe
.i.iss. runs Is. iij. average .s.2S2: shiprnen,s
Lima SEQ averaEe s. "a: runs. Lima Sss.I
average g. al.
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ny telegraph.

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
i. tsf ioa' i1s: f' :sas au f.n,
burlington Ia. Aux 1l-RIyer I. feet ~
ineh weser ra~m ''. ana .I isi.s;.ninr 81 Gan
~. ! he sim pa.ssd down lat nish' Tn. I,ase
The Eioi.e IN nnI %, from Ksos sui; Ne'AuH
fstuG.h. Ky. AuE n-Gsuse read. :. feet
mn roc TIN Victor and Tow &c cs o1 .i at
icti fnr carr At : . m =. Richardson
ciyde. left, at . m iof T-nne-~ee TiveI ,.
AZ = fcsi sauS. The Geofsis lie - deps1,a d
beta be- d.Sa:1sd =, m 70, aG yisssssfr ~I ns
GOOD ,.io Ths Peers L. will arrive early
s.. Loui;. R.:.ip.. By river TO-DAY w.re ::
s ..s 81 4. sSron and aa. a. ss,,:n dow
a n. Cape C;irzrSseu up a; $50 q m Eno-
,rayleI Hi,h sn9~s ss in tow; Up to WITH:
reads rs Zee; ard falling Weather cloudy
Chester. III. AuE II -Gauee IS fee; and fall
ra'dn Eht BALD Fade a, a m. Up: Blid
Essle AT !. noon. Cape Cira-deau at o n.
Ch.Ttsr due up
u. rise o. AZ. I, Ths Bel. Of u. Bends Il
. S.Fs ,, Az ass; III: .et Id: !, s sr
Fowler was in and out on ,i,ne The Fr-a Mart
=. n Win a Tow 81 4uhocf ana ioES
warsaw. Ill. Aug. 3i.-Gauze read. -. no
change IN the last - hour Cloudy and threat
.ning rain. 81 Paul passed Up at .:i5 D M
silver Crescent In and out
Cape Girarteau. No. Aug u.-Che...r down
At a m. UP AZ II a m. The Cane c,ra.ieau
up al mIinight. The Peters Lee uo az : o. N.
River failing Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling w Va. Aug si-Rs.er feet 8
irchs. ard falling slowly Cloudy and warm
Down. Bessie Smith. Psrkershurx
Pi;t.bu-E Aug n-River 70 feet: stationary
at Davis Island dam. Cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. o. Aug n--Riyer 60 and sta
tonarv. Three departures Threatening: warmer.
Evansville Ind. Aug. I.-River stationary
Il. Clear and warm.
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Rural Delivery Appointments.

Washington. Aug si.-Tnn following ap-
pointmenis have been made in no rural
carrier force. effective September J.. car
ris.. John q. PTes>on: substitute william
Young. I'll Maaa7i1. III. Carrier. George
W DausL.ctt". substitute Annie II.
Daughetie az Capron. Ok. Appointed "a
III vacancies .>erI.rnher /. Carrier. Johr
Hpldreu. Substitute. w - Eo,d-el. a.
Compton. ~. Carrier William W Moor.
substitute. James Livingston. at Seneca.
kI-
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the THIRD National Bank at Sedalia. Mo .
the Merchants Na-iorGl Bank. Houston
for the FRS, National Bdnk 1T Mart. Tex
the National Etns IF Commerce. ST
Louis. for the piitsbur- National Bank ~
Piitsuuig. Tex: III. Merchants National
H1ns. Fhiird.ishia. s1r 'he El...ns Ma
iinnal Banl. al EiEins ". V.
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yatsonal Rank A1airs.
REprBIIC SPECIAL.

Washington. aug. u.-The Comptroller
of the Currency to-day approved as re-
serve agents the New York National En-
change Rank. New York. for the CONNER
cial National! Bank at Kansas City. Kas.
the Third National Bank. st. Louis. for
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WALL PAPER.

ZEHSEE a CO 100 E.nsn Paper harry
Ing. Vh.tcni1z- plzstsTils. IainSinE. NIL wofk
loTest TGtss: satisfaction guaranteed. send
POSTAL
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FUR

COLEMAN. 2s.t-Sis room brck dwelling.
with stable. 1T =Ni.H. rent az annually.
aeaui Weber. Z7iI Franklin Rv.
EIGHTEENTH iisi-s s -Daabi. rick ho,ise
containing four beautiful fst. nvs .r-ufns each.
r.rfi.g At 81 ~ pr year. az a bars1 in. 80 ss.
Hsnry Hsil. 1910 L. SALE.
EUCLID. 7ss-One OF the incest homes IN
clty rooms ana bath. n!fa."rn fh.ugE iptI-:
dollhouse. Also uaTr. screens. awning. 4rsIf
tres. etc lest T-siis nee c'sfriEt IL A,sf T4.I.
Owner hvtrr IN q tur has luii' '1Tr-T
house and Will sell for zs.sps casa Gail any
Cav but SUNDAY W 20 I J. IA I..!flnr. sub
Jiian t4,~ cars pas- al sitisT "a . hi'cs
SEVEN houses. arranged b. fa-s .. ok. I'VE
AMI Four rrnrfs. '0' agI t.'f vafr-. and rTIHss-
tn hsil; In diffe-en; l.raIir'.s: eAgy terms
l--lll. - 80 h.rFiris as'
VERY cheap ~ .sUsT. h.ar-ISt1 iHf's-. ap-
I-lslt. o'Fallgr PhEi-- il I't. R~1-hii'
WASfiiNGT.N. -sIi '"--. -Ca--.-rn l-;ri-
dwelling. hath ami furnace. |.. -.N--s. r-fee
8 o. f.rts aftusii- So. AIhrr W.i'f -sli
fsuk!1-
go lrEs EHs s..-r11sn h-.,x ga'ias.. la'h.
cabin o rr-nffsi. easy HtlGI..7.- es ussui,ut 20
Gram AZ" .arE- ~ = Republic
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Hot sss. ROOMS. ETc.-wA>TED.

VOL NC man Nfshcs room. nisr.. will be- per
rrsnsnt. II; 10. Republic
GENTLEMAN desires room with prs ale fam
Nv. about So rer month. Wet Erd treSerr' !.
IL "a Republic
MODERN or seven rom nat. Wtrl ss
kanieysnieT. between lin- and Ne, Belle. ~
in 'alanns. IL IL. Rsruh'ia
PERMANENT couple. =irI = two rIrFgTuisa.t
rooms. ssr0rg-fiurE front. with water. 4
reiEhtorho7-i viii pay So Write ~ HaEan,
10 :. Tenth.
FAMILY % fou- Gas'rr six Or a;sil; room
fzf hGils-. uIi!u-TIi~h-c. with n! c0nvsr-
icEccs. or Efil lease house q i1fJiss loving
the city. references given. southwest district
preferred. JE 3. Republic
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INVESTIGATE THIS
when YOU WANT MONEY.

We make leans on furniture MIInODI RE-
MOSAL We make 20 iEGC.rI.s Z: youT .iienoB
or employer. We give you the full amount IN
CASH. Dot ekscks. We arrange paslIsats 10
suit YOUR COM ENlENCE sai ABILITY Ne
Go not RECORD loans We RECEIPT q.
,,siy 4ayIisn; made. We pay "a any OTHER
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments IN
case OF SICKNESS. We maze As LOW rates
as the LOWEST. We Krant Liberal Dis
COUNTS for time money Is not Used. This Is
cur busin-s. IL u nutshell SIZE Is ani BE-
CONVINCED that THE PEOPLE We
make loans T. East s., Isis: TsIeDtone fer Us
10 call THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co
Kin. DBL Room 2oi FULLERTON BLDG
Bell Sain sits SEVENTH AND PINE SIS
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

~>S>esse~>~sr>e~s>s~
ESRICk COUNCIL NO. SIS. KNIGHTS
N OF Columbus meets every second and
18th Wednesday al Rose HilI Hall. No. ssrI
Maple Avenue Visiting knights always vel
come JOHN PAU. CHEW. Grand knirht
walter T. Cunningham. Recorder
m ARQCETTE COUNCIL. No. -
ia Knights Of Columbus. meets every ,ec-
und and fourth Tuesday IN the ssst nall ZEN
tury uuil1ing. Main and Olive streets Wait
ing knights cordially invited
FRANZ q tUSNISunAM. Grand knirnt
F. r. Leonard Recorder.
G. LOUIS SOCSS-L- No ga MEETS
81 every frs; and tnlfI Tuesday West
I'd Hall. southwest corner Fl-L-y and Vzn..-
venler avenues. Visiting knIxGi, cOTII1iiy
invited kDwARI' DENOi. Gran hn.g6t-
Joseph =. ismy. Rscofdsr-
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Valley PsIs Accommodation departs $50 a
m. tiV.z, a m. Ti;s: p M. rs:S =. m: fsss
:ll:.' p m Arrives $50 n. f.:o e m.
s'.S a m. 7ig:iO a. m. HE'D p m. fs.So p
N. $50 D m. " 20 D m. eli: rs D. m.
raeinc Accommodation depsrts Sc g m.
tlZ.ss p m. f5.A y. n. Arrives fs:A O. H.
al.I-z .. a q m
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Dspa.sGFro% Union Station; rsrsu.oa. ss:n
6n.e street s.,ion: 81. Charles. dis q r.:
Feryuson: - q m. NJ 3. n. IN . =:
Asrs.1As Union station: v.rr~o, s~i
n. $50 p n. IT'S .. NJ. nan Q. n, ri
z q. A Olive Street etst,oa: g. Dis
B.ids.son. 10 q NJ. $50 .. n: Ta1.
IVA f = WooH&i.DS $a ~ 2 GH.-,o-
yWgusso AseemnoaasSsa.....fl6d n fiS0 -
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MONEY TO LOAN

U1OV6V ~ IOAN
On FURNITURE Or FiASOs
DO SUr FAIL TO CALL anu set our rates
nesore grt;lng loan elsen hers, system gives
IOSG TlAE ami SMALL. PAyMESTS with
kEBATE when paid before due. you only
pay fof such time ~ you have had loan We
give PASS BOOK. Were all p1yas nts are en-
Tered We Do cot r-9uire -. meat. while Sick
OR OUT OF WORK. NO PUBLICITY: No N
COSE ESlTSC =: No INQUIRY. papers can Be
siEntd at house AMI ,ou can get money same
cay you apply We make speciality OF paying
OF any loan O.. claim against xoois and giy-
iLk more money, IL you cannot call. WRITE
OR TELEPHONE Us and W. viii send agent
TO explain ou- SYSTEM TELEPHONE KIN
LOcH u 90. Or EEL. MAIN .ss1
FIDELITY BRcKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trls; building.
= FINANCIAL UPHEAvAL
CAUSED RY OI-R ISTRODUCTIOS OF THE
LOWEST RATES EVER KNOWN
on LOANS OF
SO O. 70 $40
Or Household ,.tods. Pianos. Fixtures etc.
Wv, WITHOUT Pi.RIIciTY.
MoSTHLY PAYMENTS
Extensioa ciiserfuIiy granted
IN CASE OF SICKNESS Toss OF WORK
OF OTHER MISFORTUNE
Or Write Us
Or y is4y
NATIONAL. LOAN CO.
ROOMS % aoi III MERAOD-iACCARD
BtlLDfSG. SECOND FLOOR.
coz BROADWAY COR LOCUST ST.
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MIG FOtR ROUTE
~ slORE: NEW YvIsk CENTRAL

81, ~, LSgi 81 51s,p, e'
MAST fSto44 and V.rSiIstt-.-.. al am .s.i5 pm
VAS. y. J. anu NT..n!s---l4 - .. -
Wash. =. l. an. Virginia. .'Ii. % ;,-n 'y.;5 i'm
BIG EDJt. AND I>E:ff!tiH VALLEY.
New lntk and Failsfeiitia..'ti:fg $50 ON
NeEs lusE anu Palia1s pm s1.a pm
New lofh AMI Philadelphia q 60 pm go al
BIZ BOT r. 4 EIE. kAttI.DAD A>O Pa
re ANL LAKE E.sIz.
B'ffalo t-4rl.ra anu y " -: an I'D e-s
Pltt-. jamestown & y " '.-sJ I'm ',.t5 psa
Alto:- tr.Ilas i~xN. "iJ:g4 a a.. n y.
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
cORW,n h. SPEkeEn
and GIIv vr pn0vlnEnee

make daily iIiI.. is-Sins At ~ q - Il
p m. and p. m 80
SUNDAY. s.sv: .:e = N. - q =. IN :.
EOuSD TRIP se.
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81. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
CIRAR0EAO llME

STEAMER CHESTER siii leave wharfboss.
foot Pine St. 1uepcAys. Ihursdaye and sam.
DAYS. : O. =. for Gaze Girardeau ana say
IAndinGa- Special excursions op.y n a -
round trio inciucinG meals and berth "
fnon~s-bei, Isr sc; k!n!Ssh a liz
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Lowest Rate Loans.

W VII Isll u any DE.Sl yo9 ONE AMI
AZ AN'E you AOI:r. NSS..Y n your , g. H.
- Tt. lll-Nti-s lgf8f- as. gag glcds
left IN Jour POSSESSION: WEEKLY a.
MOS HLN "a, meals LOWEST RATES d.
cC..nt stvSt II PAIN before tue cal or r-.ts
90 y Tenth 81. Ittaa ~ ozark bu ding THE
A$pEi:'pS FINANCE 80
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The river. in the 81 Louis district will fan
during The newt - hours. except that the Mis-
sGurt vest Of BOonyiile an the Aiss.ss.ppi
norm Of Grafton will remain stationary or re.
slowly
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ROYAL ARCAylM.

ROYAL ARCANiM.
ABASNE COUNCIL. No. I2o& ROYAL mn
~ canurn. meets at Roe Hill Hall Maze
Ent Hamilton avenues near wori!.. Fair
on the second and fourth THURSDAY OF each
rrlOnth. A cordial welcome 70 visitor, srtenas
brethren ard members from abroad
THO. :. KOCH Regent
ct Ni.sourf Trust buIii!nE
Is. Jenkins. Secretary. = o. BoI 100
RAND COUNCIL MISSOURI ROYAL
" Artsnufn. sos H13-zli Holland I;u!!IIas-
cordial w-isous 20 vi-itofs. friends Lr,t:r-n
.aG members from abroad.
L A. BARBOUR g X
John c. K!!l.uSsvnrth Gtaaa secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS,

= IMPRESS LODGE 80 - O. G. 4
- meets every second and fourth Thur.s.S !.
SEEMING at 3 o'ciock west hail t.enturx
building. Ninth ard Diiye sfrestr y.rrhSr.
requested 10 attend Nisifore az. ai.li, -,
come. Mex. meeting THURSDAY Sep:-u,irr
DcSIp!t a T. JUKCAS P.ssaa.ot
7 J SSud.ft.r. Secretary.
4 T..s ,SsCSC1L. 30. Il. !. o. q. A NJ
l. Meets every Monday evening A. Ana.-.
nall. northwest corner OF Isrsr-o-i avenue And
Ps.;olOzzi street Visitors are Ee.vcne
Z A. wEIsMANrrsi. .
T. Boil. secretary. I'd Gasconads street
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CHIC AGO AND ALTON.

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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal Property.
LOANS oNEuRNi1uRE

Kate- ans terms unnsaTa - iyos:
" - v"~stv ravs 4 81 - Loan
10 NfsksN rdfs = 49, fgiu
." No. slv - - 80 - 'aa-t
= weekly RAYS 81 o. Ian
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All tgs.n-s. uT.-at- snf s.o,e hoard 50 -.
CHEMICAL. FfSAN"F. 80
~ . D. ---L- NJ 49,
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RoONMATEs WANTED.

sAassAaNs>ss~>ssssspssprsas
GENTLEMAN roommate. rent reasonable:
Eri-ats family: near two car linea LIS q.
Eleventh.
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ANCIENT YREE AND

ANCIENT YREE AND
ACCEPTED NASOys.
CLIFTON HEIGHTS LODGE. NO 30.
~ A p * A l-Ft.gs!ar rae-sllg. Tues
Gay. August u @o.x-1,.- candidate u II
degree. Member. expected to present ami
visiting brethren cordially Invited
CHAs- STEVENSON. " 81
W II. Haley. secretary.
HEoEGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NC. q
" A. 3. A. A. II. wall hold special coinrru-
nicafson TUESDAY. september o. y. m sha-p
MssUnic T.inrl-. GrEuI and FInnry avenue.
worh In the Sublime degree Of Master Na-on
tire Visitors w.lC,
GEORGE ". JAMES W NJ
wn. L. ReYnnid- ir-. Secretary
m IssoL IA LODGE. No /. 4. p g. A n.
~ -Stst~1 =o-.s=--.--4cagion On TnuIEdsI
o-yt.moeT !. at 10 :. IT.. Ia CofInthi.n Hai.
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple Grand Al;
fiEn.y avenues- +. A decree M-nl- n and
.IslG4rx br,tE requested 10 attend
John II. Deems. Secrrtxfy.
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INpEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.
seSS~~>s~>>>>~s>s>s~r.
A SCHoR LODGE. NO. a.. I. o. o. F.,
~ meets every AoadAy evening At schu-t;e's
mail Nineteenth ana Wright streets Work 10
the degrees Visiting sre;aren welcom.-
B. r. OREAR. ". O.
David Petty. Secretary. :lJ North Ninth
street
ASLEDE LODGE. NO. a. 10; Q. p.
- meets every thursday IN Hal No. I.
Ocd Fellows building Visitors cordially vel
coined. THOS. A. DAVIDSON ~ @.
T.. +. S;eS>Ts. SECRETARY.
I-OSAs DODoE. No. . l. y. y. r.
- meets even saturday evening al )
o'clock at Odd Felows building, southeast eor-
ner Ninth and Olive streets. In hail No /
Visitors welcome and members expected 70 at
tend. n MATHESOS u G.
II. A. Hamilton. Secretary.
v1liLDEl LOD1k. ~. l. q. q. F.
w meets ls.scaJ evening Of each week al
hal No. I. obi F-.iUvs' hui4ting corner Ninth
and Olive. al O'Clock Work IN second iecree
september 0. Visiting brothers invited 10 at
tend a }. DALRYNPI-E y q,
~. D. Reed. Secretary
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We LOAN MONEY

"a ys-g plain sso.e. u 10 ..J.. a s..a.,-..
J Ds4.JA. 49, 90 susnIt 0se. un.us. ere
>'.-'At az ,@s4est t-4 &c. gIIcsy 10. ...xt,
fGo1e Z lEs..
-. LOUIS INVESTMENT Co
Room iiis iIfsogrt Trust Bidx
Entrance :. Oii-- street,