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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-08
MONEY TO LOAN

HELP YOURSELF
ATe you burGened Win Numerous small deb.a
that annoy aud harass your Or DO you owe
any OF the LOA COM
oANIESg II 50. let Us pay your many h1lls
ard ADVANCE YOU MORE MONEY. II want
Al "a a. yoa v ean ~ AA as.. SAf
long TINE AND LOWEST RATES on Fur
ntsure- Pianos. Ho-Ses and wagons
L TRANsACTIoNs CONFr-
We EXTENp PAYMENTS IN
Csc OF SICKNESS OR c OF EMPLOY
NENT. Our plan viii save you money and
annoyance. See others-tben see ga call
write o. phone Bell Main -sN- Kinloch c ro
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.
1L es and - Odd F-Ilovs Building.
NINTH AND OLIVE IT.
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EcKE trance medium. 1874 Wash
ST. gives readings daily. call OF this gifted
woman. who claims there IL no h0rs 80 urhao-
py or heart 80 sad hut what can Be changed
bv her spiritual influence. advice II business
sr-i-s- skeutics invited 10 call
DR. LINDSAY-s S5cIe-y Fsychi,al Research:
Wednesday riFht free demonstrations psychoi-
ort1ed persons- ef.1 y Grand
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e US
a YOUR Rllla.

WE Will DO THE wAITINGATHAT Is
0IE SlsINESS We make loans on FUR
NIICRE. PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS. with
oct EmoyaI II you want the
80 TO So, call on Us Do not let your dehes
Eorry yor- Let Us pay them and advance you
more money You can pay us in SMALL.
WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. EX-
o. out Of WORK
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
sc Century building Olive and Ninth Sc
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frank J. ~De1sherty.

Frank J. Dougherty reports having an
active week. there being many inquiries
for homes IN reasonable payments. owing
to the present high rate Of rents
Sold No. 1901 Lincoln avenue. q st1-fooen
two-story house. with Sfoot lot for
Thomas HoIiinshead to Thomas Carsy foe
$500
No. G1e Alabama avenue. q fvs-rosm
cottage and 5-fcot lot. sold for account q
Herman Scheer 10 Louis A E1srdin for
Also No. 3e Pestaloxxi street, q 6vv.
room two-stoy house With S-foot ID.
sold for account Of Prank J. and Lou1no
Bohayek 70 william c. KHpef for On.
Mr. Dozgherty reports having mad0
quite q number OF loanS.
MississiDDl valley Trust Company.
The Mississippi Valley Trust Ccmps11
report h In spite Of the great COUNTS.
attraction. the opening Of the WsK1Ge
Fair. q number Of sales have been c3nDa1
IN their var1oO Subdivisions eurfn1 n
past week - that the outlook = pguu-
fSfng - = continuance % activity 81 ~
~ q vacant ground throughout IL -
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We ADVANCE MONEY

~ TNTa1ssr .1,,oa, ~ as.raSk
edge. Also o. FURNITURE PIANOS. ETC
OGr plan 10 the CHEAPEST beE and moss PHI
Yate In the city Call write or telephone Kin
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
Room .IIs Missouri Trust building
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RuuIedgc & Fitzpatrick.

Rutledge & fitzpatrick Realty Company
report the following sales:
No Sl35 Brantner place; six-room brick
house: bath. etc. sold from Mary A Nc
Donald to Il 7. Fitzpatrick for rs Mr..
Fitzpatrick purchased this property for a
home.
Sold for the Olive Realty Company TO
William J. Roche. house No 81 LOUISE
ana avenue a new four-room tr1ck; lot
5oxi5: for se.i5. Mr.. Roche purchased
IhlS property Tor a nome
Sold for account Of Olive Realty Com
pany. house No. ar Louisiana avenue.
four-room brick cottage; lot JlxlJo: for y
purchased for a home This l. the NTH
house sold by the Olive Realty Company
on this street out OF the six houses built
by them recently.
Sold for George II. Campbell. No. sSS
Cook avenue. an eight-room brick house.
fences: lot S1lSl Sold tor Ars. Anna
Hall for 500 Mrs Hall purchased this
property for 4 home.
Sold FOR ST Louis and Kansas City Land
street. lot 4ox151. TO Emma Weber for
$500.
Sold for D. r Russell house No. $40
PM street. Al eight-room brick dwelling.
bath and furnace. lot gxiN. sold TO Mary
E Murphy for A.se.
Sold for chapiine Construction Com
pany No. Z2-2--2c1 Lucas avenue, hay
ing six three-roon fats in front and six
th-ee-room fats in the rear. lot aka.
sold to Max Lipsch!tz for S3.0o-
Sold for Olive Realty Company house
No. ES Vernon avenue. an eight-room
brick house. ban and furnace. Iot SS
~: sold to w NJ Baraum. publisher OK
the Midland Farmer. for S,1a Mr.
Barnun purchased this property for n
home, and will cup same at once
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John L.

John L. McDowau reports the follow
ing sales:
Sold No. SSH Delmar avenue. an eleven.
room stone front residence. stable and
carriage house. on lot 32xIs9 feet owned
BY James J. Rohan. TO the Columbia Reat
Estate and Building Company as an in
yeStment fo- $500 The house is now
leased for Two years for ESQ
Sold No 2sl4 Olive street. a large three
renting for $50 per snnum- Property was
sold BY the St. Louis Union Trust Com
pany, administrator OF the estate of Au-
gust Honstiel. TO John q. Lane VINO pur-
chased as an investment for $500.
Sold No. lG5 Singleton street a three
story house on lot s5xlce feet. belonging
to the heirs Of Denis c. O'Shea. to Louis
b. Bolzer. who purchased for an inves-
meut for E.SG
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Lowest Rate Loans,

WE VIII PAY o. any DEBT ycu OWE and
yoa MORE MONEY On your FUR
TUT P1ASOS. horses and wagons; goods
left in ycur POSSESSION: wEEKL or
NTH payments: LOWEST RATES: dis
count given II PAID before due Gail or write
so N-Tenth ST. room III Ozark building. THE
ANDERSON FINANCE co.
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KNlGHTs OF FATHER MATHEW.

CT. LAWRENCE oTooLE COUNCIL NO
Z knights of Father On
rrsf and third hor1ay Of each month ~
School Hall. No IL. OFsiion street AL MEM
beu requested 10 be a<esent tsstor veicoEae
John n HENNEsSY. CHIEF Sir katgal
John j. ScuEly. Ascoroer.
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MEpIrMlcLAIRvoYANrs.
Marvellous Gifts!
Mrs.DlLyons
FAMOUS
ClAIRv0YANT.
Soc and 81
Olive Street..

O WV VIZ
TAis gifted woman. Mrs. Lyons. 4. sckno~i-
eIsirvoysui IL Ire world! - years. p-.e;:ce in
st. Louis Sse teia nGmS. gives luck. and
Will cause ar immediate marriage with the one
Are you harry: II not, the relief nay be IN
,eei.nr.: husband or we may be Indifferent.
osF ssn.5 D ons - s% ia. sesh a siose student
II youf lover. hr,bsn: viz. or sweetheart Ia.
will be happy and lasting. ars. fTon. i, .rarsn a
sss aaso , &c ses sg aisea.e s nastn ai e sneies'i N ss gsa
ness relations She will tell ycu how TO control
.Itui u" ins tss one o! ysu , hos; t aso siFs S5 y97 . poT,
contact WITH Iocs,es buried treasures ana viii
Visa her and you VII nersT rssTs; II ssiis-
tacfi9n gursnted d Hour > 60 drt,y sun
TSs;,iP PS.s.ss 20 .. arS ,es ,s,5 .tRsss!
II IeAraea e cGn,rcI another person by Mr.
I GOT married through Mrs Or. Lyons. AMI l
- ' san ss15tsI A su.iHe.. sy Mrs. Dr. Lyon,
II had "a en- Ross5 eysr ne MT d..
II inTsstsd 80 tLrsash tss .eri-e @,
n MI i.s .f ,si lyG On. S Sas Il has W SrOsst' me 500
Mhs MERcER so y. Thirteenth.- tr.nc.
mae. Pe ess1i IN f. s !, E ssPsss'.d e.r s1ss's sni
HanEsEian spoken: twenty years in city.
YOUR fortune told. all p-iva,e Affairs. lore.
business. health: send four &c stamps AID birth
date. Pr1f True. L. - washington. Caicazo
NINE : the wonderful .1rtune teller ana
palrlist. one OF the seven sisters s-cm New o.
lears: e-tnEs sensrat.d tose.her. lis Franklrn.
sNE REYNoLDs. clsirvoyant and paimlsi:
ruitcs SEPARATED. br ngs lovers together: atis-
fzcTicn guaranteed. 80 " Tventy--econd
MRS. n w cisirvoyart AMI MAGNETIC heal
81: 1916 Frankiir ave advice In love marriage.
law suits. business: answers by mail 81
PROFESSOR i Leibovitz. greatest psimlss
and raiac-reade- In world. price Sc including
calling by vour name. 5c- 1fd5 y. Eirh.
MRS SCHNEIDER. medium and paimist;
Eua-artees satisfaction. Is y. Compton: La
ciedc cars
NJ IDA WOLF. the gifted ~. rea6er and
fortune teller frun. the West: removed TO 1914
=. Thirteenth: readings. &c and SOC.
NINE " greatest fortune teller n the
World. brings separated torether. gives good
luck on horse racing. T1s Franklin
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KNlGHrs OF

cNxANA SOSNAAA W. sc A-s.LH.
q CoI1mbUs. meeo every second and
Io.rSh Wednesday ~ HOSE A.i Hall. No .Ss
Maple ayezse snltInS knisnSs az~.ys Wei
come JOHN PAU CHEw. Grand hnlxhr-
m GOiSSaL NJ a
knlShu u Columbus. meets Ssery sec-
uuo foAr1a Tuesday IN the SeSl saA. Cen
tury building Ninth and olive suesta VISIT
Tx knights cordially invited
FRANK G. Grind Knight
r r. Leonard Recorder
- LOSAS SoSNSAA ~ 49, A----
every crs ana raIzd Tuesday ~ 6sss
Enc Hall southwest corner / ianes anu SaA2s-
Venter avenues Siatin< knignts are coraa.4y
invited EDWARD DEsOS- Grand knight
Joseph y. LAmy. Recorder
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THEE OF BEN HUR-

S ST. LOUIS COURT. NO Ia TRIBE
Of Ben HUI. meets every 6rEt ard third
Ftidsys Of each month At L O. o .. Hail
Ninth and Illinois avenua- Whiting Ben Hun
DoCToR II G. HERTEL. caief Of co-rt.
HrsL 8. Csmpoen Scribe. No. rs North
oURr NO. 10. TRIBE OF
S meets every Ncoua and forth Frtiay
It Phoenix Han Jeferycn and CHS avenues
Sous and Daughters OF Hur from c:her corrrs
ard Out Of the city arr hereby exteeced q ccr-
dial invitation to yt1t. By orde, z
Attest: Arsaef knelpc<. scribe. Na axs scott
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q ArHBoNE SISTER EXCELSIOR TEN
IN ME. No. u. meets every secUnd and fourth
FRIDAY os each month At Anchor Hal. Park
and Jefferson avenues Members expected 10 D
uf,seat and visitors cordially invited
MRS ALLIE n e c.
sots Thomas street
Mrs. Fraress HuIbu-c. L. r. OF C. Iss
Papir street
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RED MEN.

NHrNNEroSKl TRIBE. NO. q. IMPROVED
Vz Order Of Red Men, meets eyery fIioAy
evening. at Druids Hail NINA Ane A1lA
efreefs work BY the degree tam that MADE
81 Louis famous
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SOCIETIES.

~ tSpyRI ~HISTORIcAL SOCIETY. NO
I $50 locust S-rreet-RsGuzr moethy
s,eeiirSs he'd On the second THURSDAY OF each
Mo,rs q, 4 D m. from NOVEMBER I'LL April.
fociusive. Tie building IL open daily from .
IA TIL s Q. e.: Sunday afteraoons ron
Ill The puofic - coret2AS invited S1't
tie library ana museum 80
WALTER g. President
Charles Parsons PettH- Secretary.
HE BLUE AMI HE GRAY MEEIS Al
the rooms Of the Missouri Htscorfcai g.
ssr.y. No. 100 Locust street. upon call Of me
comnsrdarI OSEPH BOfCE C1pcatn-
z. c Robbins. First Sergeant
VOLUNTEER FIRENES-S HISTORICAL
Soc3ery meets third Sunday q eyery
month z o n. No 1e6 Locust street Al 81
LouiR volunteer Gr~zEeq are invited q Getrnc
JOSEPH BoYCE. President
Thomas Lynch Secrefxry
Trz0k n Erooks Assistant 0ecfefnrx.
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sidney sehieIe OPEN o0ee.

Sidney Schiele. who for the past seven
years acted a. assistan. secretary of the
Real Estate Exchange. has opened n real
estate once at No. 10 North Eighth
street and engaged In a general real e.
tate business
NJ. sshieas - bean coutempiatsne =
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS.

- Ian DOUGLAS NO. s. ORDER OF SCOT
rsh CARS. meets nrsI and ;nI-c Tuesdays
CT each month Al SestSste Hall. eorne. Grane
and knElon avenues Visiting czasrnsn cor
ciaIS Invited 10 attend
r. c. GUM, CHIEF. No. <cS Fairfax
Attest. DAVID NlllAr. Secretary. No. 5I
RiGSe avenue
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The Commonwealth Trust Company re-
port a very active week in all branches OF
their real estate department.. They were
successful IN closing q numper Of sales
and loans and IN closing several In
portant leases
An interesting purchase was affected
through the aeency of McNair. Harris 4
Jones and r. g Parker OF 50 feet Of va
cant ground on the south side Of West
minister place just east OF Kings high
way. thus securing for clients of the
Commonwealth Trust Company control OF
the entire north and south fronts OF
Westminster place v Euclid and
Walton avenues This high-grade proper
ty win soon De placed on the market un-
der a novel Inc attractive plan. as first
class residence sites
They also closed the following aIee:
Sold for the account Of Jennie R Ty-
Ter. the efxht-room brick house. with lot
axlo No III Finney evenue- for $3.50.
to a client.
Sold for r. c. Hanpeser. No. isf1 North
E1clid avenue eixht-room brick. lot 1x
los. for G.Za. TO Herman j. Conrad. Who
win occupv same for his residence.
Assisted IN sale by J. l. Epstein q Co..
No. S4-sls-s1s Nevstead avenue. three
ha.s Of six roo.ns each- and one store. lot
sex130. for Mn. Laura Brolasd to Murry
Dean for QA-5a Mr.. Dean purchased for
Investment
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SECRET
ROYAL LEAGUE.

GREELEy COUNCIL ROYAL LEAGUE.
me<1s the second and fourth %ednesdey
e,eninx in Han Nc &. FraIernal builc.nG.
Eleventh and Franklin avenue Next nesting
NAY II AID members OF the order frar
ternsIly invited at all times. and our own
n.nssfs expecied rP ~s1.sr1ssy ,r,o,-
Attest: H H Jones. Scrfts
@LD GUARD COUNCIL 20. -C. ROYAL.
~ Arcanul1- meets every second and io4fta
Ncrcays. LOUISIANA outlcinE Nc ~ Soft1
N.sS.yrufer avenue. A cordial welcome L.
y,sitota z H MICHEL. Regent
W. Smith. Secretary
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George r. BerEfelS.
Albert wensIfck.

Flat No. ssl Magnolia contain
tng o rooms and bath on nrst floor. and
i've rooms and hath on second floor: beau-
ttfuily ffnished inside. Let % feet front by
Is feet In depth Street and all Improve
made: from Foikert H Foikers and
wife TO Theodore B~ehrrann; s5.ooa
Two-gtorv double brick. At Nos. lsl\ls3
South Eleventh street. containing sixteen
lot SxSs: from William Ludewig
to . client who bought for H.65eL
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FoREsrERs OF AMERICA.

oURT MOUND r 80. Z MEETS on
ihe second and fourth Thursdays Of eacn
u.orsh In the FatsrnA. building Eleyeath
JOHN J. OFLYNS. Chief Ranger.
al Rasschenbach ave
Lee ave
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Nieholls-Ritter.

Nichous-Ritter Realty and Financial
Compsny's SALES for the week amount to
Sold for account Of c. o. wood,on to
Oscar Q. Neuhauss. lot 10exzss fest on ta9
south side Of Page bouievard. oetwesn
a front foot, 5000. This lot - now being
improved with four handsome nat build
ings. FIVE ooms below and sh rooms
above
Sold for A K. Humphrey the last
OF the Humphrey house. No. 81 Nc
Pherson avenue. lot z1lo sees: to Enr~ny
nois, who is coming here to mahs q
Louis her home. Price 300. This house
has nine rooms. reception hall. lover noor
ao5saee ana ~ E ioeessd a e Sne e a &: s nsss
delightful residence sections Of the city.
Sold 70 A X Humphrey three UHfooe
avenue east of Walton avenue, upcn
which Mr.. Humphrey Is now building sx
new houses.
herman. the etsht-room brick residence
n lot Skier feet. No. lE1 Westminster
place. to John G Murphy Of the Hon.
N Nnrnsx s Souab, C sor : home nor ana I'm ~:
cupy the house within two or three dayA
Closed a sale Of No. ]. IL feet on the
south side Of Bartmer avenue. commsneang
being ls5 feet deep. at $50 a foot. or q to-
tai OF S673n. for c. o. Woodson to four
builders. who VIII Immediately commence
exception Of the corner of Hodiamont
n Maple avenues. which WIN be tm-
proved with five stores Nicholls-Rtttep
have arranged to make building loans 70
erect said property. amounting TO 0N,0oQ
The Nicholls-Rfttef Realty and Ffnnn-
cial Company reports having made the
following leases this week:
nished apartment on the north side OF
BarTmer avenue. between Clara and Belt
avenues. TO Mrs. Alice Manyille of Oma-
Ia Seh . rnnrecgfon1frA At the WnryS>a
Fair Mrs. Manville and her family win
occupy this apartment during the sum-
mer month
Closed IN important lease on three-story
hotel building at No. IH4 Olive street for
account of Henry c. Haarstick TO James
B. Single at \ very handsome rental
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AiscelRnea0A-
furnishings are being inE,siIed. Those deSr-
imnes.ate sPsl.ea,ion' s srastu1r s1 + 70 m ssss
Ietary. Worids Fsir. Frateras1 Building asso-
6 si hsna.s MS; G ee-.i hsse x sas,d,Hs "a sSd =.5 5 I
TIE holder 10 privileges Of the Temple
y ETTY ROSS COUNCIL 10. Z. d. OF a
n Mnet a.f zen nO- saie.s t cS7nsa e ]. n,
avenue and PestAioxxi street.
HATE E.sars Gisss lssssss
Hses. sse sfG sns md SSi u ssira fH.ass 1 :;
nnru.e.' Han. SOUTHEAST corner Ninth and
May { InstsilatOn OF ofncers: .G.nd time:
all come Visitors 'ra'srIDsily ;aslise
p sohann.,. Secretary. Il soHih NintS-
INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. . O. CA
I ii meets :sery Aeneay evening AZ Ahisrs
A- f0sf 4, H. .n ME AassSfef is.s caunealo-.
50 \. Tws6,y-hrs, stree.
MEkChANIs' EXcHANaE MITuAL ~
hers o. this society. are hereby notified TO cali
ihirty Gay, from Mays !. Iss- he ..ss sein. as.
sess-l-nt made upon the death or Emil stuck
MANN last day b Dor K R.y GHiT Isss i is s.sr...-y.
opERN AMERICAN FRATERSAL Or
Of tBeir hall, northwest corner Cas- and Jener-
son avenues. the second and foaEa UedneS-
DAYS % csen month Al members always vel
come. Refreshnnents At meeting.
S T. kAsE. Secretary. I0 Caroline st
r. Douls COUNCIL. NO. l. J.. O. q. A
- Nh cts every Monday evening AZ !
s>lSSk al sowrzns Hal. nerthesst corner
Eleventh. and Locust arextA ytsitors slvsys
we-oome- 60. s TCRTON Courclfur'
c. Inward Miller r. s
CT. EEots COUNT. no. q. woMEN-s
= Catholic ORDER " Forestera meets ne
sxcond and fourth Monday of eaca ncnth AZ 81
Le3's Hall, Twsnty-ntts and Nullsnpsy s;reefs
LACEY. Chief Ranger.
Emergency Hospital. Fourteenth and OFalioa-
Miss Mary A Richmond. Recording 5ecretary.
- Madison St
NlloAEN's CATHOLIC ORDER or yoR-
w esterscSt viacsns's Court. Ne. a.
every srooad and fourth Thursday CT escs
month at 81 s.ncents Hall. Ninth street aad
Park avenue- Aem5ers cordially invited.
MISS MAMIE A SHEA. Chief RanS~r.
Mis Martha Bciand Rsspondiss secreiafy.
Niss Afherins Reynoi6s. Financial sscrs-
tary 1u7 n. Compton ave
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On Personal property.
MONEY TO LOAN

UN IR--lII Ike PIANOS. HORsLS.
DO NOT FAIL To CALL and ret our rates
eef2rs SITTING loan slsevher. ouf system Efy<s
tsBAIE when pans becors cue. % you orly
pay Tor such time as Won have had loan We
give PASS BOOK. where al! payments ar en-
SsSed We Do not reauire paynents while SICK
CONVENIENCE: NO INQUIRY: uspers can b
signed at house snd you can ret moaey same
day VOC Apply We make q speciality Of paying
OF any loan or claim aRainrt Koode and gty-
EE nort money. IL you cannot csE. WRITE
te explain our SYsTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LoCH q 40 or BELL MAIN 2n
90.
Boom No. 80 Cunr0nveaith Trust building.
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ORDER OF COLOMBIAN KNIGHTS.
z XPRESS LODGE- NO. q. o. c. X. MEETS
eyery second and fourth Thrrtday eyen-
Inc n 8 O'Clock n west hsll CeEtury building.
attend. Visitors are always Welcome. Next
meeting. Thursday. May Il
OCT A P JORDAN. President
7. J.. Sandefur. Secretary
CT. LOUIS LODGE 80. -. ORDER OF
= Columbian knishts meets every second
and fourth Monday at hail No. Z Odd Fsl-
lcxs building Visiting Eeuosn Of the order
"a meetings. A. d. BROkAw. Presidens
WooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
I'VE OAK CAMP. NO III w OF W.
l. meets nrs- and third Fridays evesy mosth.
5su NJ. . FraItTnsl building. Eleventh street
and Franklin avenue Visitors are invited and
members expected to es P WssRsrsc r r
Ed F Smith. Clerk. No. 81 South Evins
m ouNT AUBURN CAMP. No 10. WOOD
mer Of the World. meets AZ ball q
ssezrie. a kcker. northeast co[nei Ssssteaa
NSnnerx expected and visitosB invited-
q G BRAIN. Consul ConT1xncef-
r Il Bacon. Clerk as Ftnney ave
- CRIMINAL CAMP. NJ "a
- Of the World. meets every ~eonss01y
s,,uux al . O'Clock at bisI FeSt a1-A AN
EsTkei street visitors sissys ysscem
G G. eros. Clerk
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

- ESTOS NO. Ia. r. A. MEETS
On second and fourth Fridays of each
Ninth and Olive stre<ta. Walters arrays heart
Iy Welcume n r wISDHORST. Regent
H J. Braun. Secretary. ISIS AGr-aa street.
SAASD Z
Arcaiur- S-Au Holland Bui!aGns-A
49, dial welcome 70 sis.to1. Threads. bgetrrea
Z A. BARBOUR. q. r.
Jno c. K;riinsrvortn. Grand Secretary.
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NATIONAL UNION.

= STURE GREAT COUNCIL NO Is Ma
rional Union. meets second and fourth
Mondays CT each rnoGtn al Houard's Hail,
Olive and Garrison avenue. at . p n Friends
Cordially invited Ohm s.
PresidenL
Chas J. CoI. Secretary.
TANcARD COUNCIL NO SO NATION
q al Union. meets every era and third Mon
cay evening al 8 O'Clock Al Luei ems Hall.
Iowa avenue ard Arsenal street Members are
requested and visiting friends are traie-naly
invited TO attend
FRANK RABlND. President
wmL p BetinEton- Secretary. IS Arsenal
street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-08
LISTERS.

AATHBONE SISTEAs.
A EGis TEMPLE NO. I .RATHBoSE SIS
a.v rirnts al Fraterrai Hali. Eleventh street
a. fTsaki.l Arenu.. Visitor xelrn-n-.
r z WILLIAMS. N. 2 G.
1ss Coleman sEeet
Alice williams N. % . & -. A.V fHsaAlin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-06
AnorHER woNDER 81 soIgNoE
biology has Proved thnt Dandrun /.
Caused BY Germ.

science Is donlg wonders these days IN
medicine as well as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandrun for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved SO.
ressfui cure untlI Newbros Herpicide VA,
nut Ga the market. It Is a scientific pren-
aratlon that kills the germ that nakss
dandruff Or scurf BY digging into a.
scalp to get at the root Of the hair. whers
II saps the vitality; causing itching scsln
falling hair and finally badness. win.
our dandruf hair must grow luxuriantlv
II Is the only destroyer of dandruS
Sold by leading druggists. Send To-
IN stamps for sample to The Henri.
eide CO.. Detroit. Mich
Rickert s Wells, Special Agents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-06

ever remain n inspiration 70 the CON.
ing generations Of the sons and daugh.
ters Of his native State.
The inscription on the tablet is as
follows
On this spot stood the
cottage where was born
Chester A. Arthur,
Twenty first President
81 the United States
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-06
Fay0rS Continuance of Pres
emf Liquor Law
WITH SOME AMENDMENTS
Urges on General Assembly Need if Pri-
mary Election Law Recommends
a Forestry Policy for
the State.

Gentlemen 81 the General Assembly;
Following the custom 81 recent years,
and because Il aecords with my own
Judgment, | have the honor to submit
to You information relating to some inn
portant matters connected with the adj
ninistration Of the government for the
past two years.
adopt the method used by my prede-
cessor, because it is an intelligent one
and also because it will enable YOU 10
institute such comparisons between mat
tiers referred to during the period Of this
and preceding administrations as will, /
hope, materially aid in the performance
Of the duties which rest upon you.
State Finances
The State Treasurer reports the iinan-
cial condition on June 30th, 1904, as
follows:
Resources
Cash on hand and in banks, SAP, 562. so
Corporation taxes, estimated, 525,000.00
Collateral inheritance tax, es-
limated, ...... 100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-06

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. Il. w. Groves signature is on
each box. &c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-10-06

Consumption can certainly be cured
Nearly all in the early stages. Many when far
advanced Fresh air stands RrS Good food next Then
medicine quiet cough and control the Inflammation
Cherry PICTORIAL Ask your doctor about this advice