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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
East side Realty transfers.

Real estate transfers filed for record in Belle
Thomas L. Feietc. trustee. to Margaret he.
hoe, rcgerdcr,S deed. 81: southwest 90 feet. lot
hame. recorders deed 5000. lots S. >. 10 and
| part of :, block B. Parson Heights.
Thomas L. Feketc Jr., trustee. to Johanna
WaIkcr. recorders deed. $3.50; northeast % feet.
lot a. butchers subdivision.
Same to Margaret Deady ct al. recorder 6
doci s.; ;5un: lot :. block 76. East St. Louis
J. T. Donovan ct al to e. /. Cregan ct al.
,, Louis { wics. Jr. to Fred Ganschnitz, war
raanty deed; lots Is, Is and IL. block 40. ad-
Lawrence, Harris to j, A.. Fleming and wife.
warranty deed: lot 10. block l. subdiyided lot
Il. 4, Richardson to John Cummings re
a. block > Richardson subdivision: 81.
Al f. Metlludy to r. a. Richardson, re
corder's deed; lot 30 and northwest 10 feet. lot
81. block ,, Richardson subdivision. 81.
s.; clair Building and Loan Association to
William l. HUI recoT,dsrs deed i SSo9 north l
william l. Hm to Charles \. Yeakey, re-
corder's deed. northwest 30 feet. lot "a sub
divided block PA, Fast St Louis.
William E. Hin TO L., D. Abbott. warranty
sam, to same. lot IG3 McCasIand subdivision,
put lot a, Colas Central place; warranty deed,
William Long to same. part block 49, Clare
mont addition: warranty deed, $1,000
William 9. Hans TO same. lots 10 and II, de
Haan subdivision. block 2l4. East st. Louis:
warranty deed. $1,000.
2l Clarcmont addition: warranty deed. 5000.
William +. Hill to same, lots IL and r. block
o. Claremont addition. warranty deed. 1900
John liable to same. lot :. block 2, l.. Gross
subdivision: warranty deed, S2C00.
Same to same, lots 10 to q. block and lots
Is to 2i and %, block 1. Rutledge 4 Horton ad
diticn: warranty deed, s.. go
william Z. Hin 10 same. lot IS. block /.
Colas central place: warranty deed. $1,000.
Ed Ralney to J. D. Abbott, lot % and south
cast % feet lot "a. subdivided block 2li. East
ST Louis, warranty deed, 5000.
Peter Harris to same. lots Z, s. Q. block 3.
Clarcuout addition: warranty deed. $1,000
/. u. Abbott to Peter f. Wilson, property
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
INSURANCE GOES
TO NEW FIRM
East st. Louis Trust and Savings
Bank Transfers Business to
Sexton and Company.

The members Of the new firm of Sexton
& CO.. who Withdrew from the East st.
Louis Trust and Savings Bank. will as
sumo control Of the entire insurance bust
ness transacted by that institution.
The business has been transferred for a
consideration through the committee. con-
sistiug Of Messrs. James Campbell, Festus
J. Wade and H. u. Sexton. and the ac-
tion OF this committee was indorsed at Il
meeting Of the Board of Directors yester-
day afternoon.
Stephen ID. Sexton. vice president of the
tru!, company, resigned as member of
the Board Of Directors. He had previous
" resigned as vice president and will head
the new firm Of Sexton {; Co.
In a statement issued by NJ. NJ. Stephens
president of the trust company. the new
firm Of Sexton & Co. is recommended to
ell ~ The patrons of the trust company
for Insurance business. which was for
merry transacted by the trust company.
The trust company agrees not TO accept
an agency or an insuTanc" company for
two years. II viii continue 10 conduct
real etSatD business, however
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
BY Telegraph.

.s54Ss s1ES al M i"af sRS:r ssnEs sdf Soaf'
| rived from Cincinnati at p. m and departed
FOR Memphis at t:S9 a m l.o The Ferd Herold
r FOR 81. Louis at 4so a. m. The ,'l Herman fsf1
Paepcke arrived from the Lower mississippi at
rIRed We II from St Louis at 2 p. m and departed
for Memphis at $50 p, m. The Dick Fowler
parted 1ts S for the Lower Mississippi at ~E p n 0e
Memphis Tenn. June 2s.-The river here
stands Is feet & on the he gauge, rna fan Of = in
at Il noon for Cairo with a goSd tEip The
S's % G0'q FOR Rriars Point The zee Robdrt TrtfG E
Lee departed at 5;99 P. M m; for Ashgort. Re
sstgt' ssegt by river to-day were 20 sacks Gotten
Chester. Ill. June es.-Gauge 10 feet. rise
St s weather 6ai, fair ta and warm e poEp boats
z midnight. Stacker Lee L. e, at ] a: m. Nick
sana ma a p Beaver m and tow at ana fG" Caps s1
dirardeau at p. m. Chester and Ferd Herold
due up.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. June 29.-General Abbott
up late last night. Beaver up at II o,clocs last
night C Ghs:ter & DOM at a5 S r % SaeSeT gS n
a. m Chester up at 2:aO p m Ferd Herold up
statidHnI at Weather eissF 'ea'' rect
Burlington, Ia. June 29.-The river IL s feet
: inches above low-water marx a fan Of 2
warm The St Paul passed up at 2 a. m
The Eloise was in and out from Keokuk- The
Ottumwa Belle out with excursion.
Paducah. Ky. June 29.-The gauge reads IS
feet and falling Weather cloudy. Dick Fowl
er to Cairo this m9rning Joe Fowler to
IN IN place Of the Buttorr at >. m City Of
Memphis to St Louis at p. m.
Cape Glrardeau. Mo. June 2s.-The Chester
down at 1880 a. m. returning at a. m. The
Stacker Lee down at 9 a. m. The Ferd Herold
up at noon. River falling Weather cloudy and
cooler.
yicksburx. Miss. June 29-The gauge reads
I.6 feet, fall Of 2 Of foot America passed
down. The CordiIl cleared. The Belle Of the
Bends is due. heavy rain fell this afternoon.
Wheeling. W. Vs. June 2s.-River feet
inch, falling. Clear. warm Up: Big Kan
awha. Pittsburg Down: Bessie Smith. Par
kersburg: Kanawha Charleston.
Warsaw. Ill. June g. Gauge reads 1O.l feet.
a fall OF i of a foot in last "a hours. Cloudy
and cool. Silver Crescent In and out
Pttsburg. Pa. June 2s.-Riyer 4 feet; fall
ing slowly at Davis Island dam Clear and
pleasant.
Louisville KY. June 29.-RIver stationary;
So in canal; 3.O1 on falls; 10 feet below locks.
Clear and pleasant
Evansville Ind, Iune 29.-River rs and fall
ing. Cloudy and warm.
Cincinnati. o.. June 29.-Rver Ills: station
ary Three departures. Clear and warm.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


weather this morning was rainy. with temper
ature down to 90. but it came of hot, which
grades or such as covered by Guotatons 10 %, 'a be
range OK l5R1Gc. Quotations unchanged. ~ ''e
soHr and Ksnsas 0 new S9 80 EsiseTod5; s; Ms
included. lsc: case count l214c: cases returned,
Chicago, June 2s.-Esgs firm: at mark. cases
New York June 2s-Eggs firm and nc hirher.
fresh nearby and Western isc. loss on: fresh
Southwestern 1sc, do: fresh Southern lie, do.
Petroleum.
cePSaSs q y Po S 3 sa5sness 5
Lima: sissi average a'5ss: runs Lima. sS.eis;
The Metal Market.
New York. Juns 2e.-!Tin was . little lower
in London. where spot closed at t1f7 and futures
the 'S foreign declines and the contnuesa inder
ent demand, was also lower, closing at rs sea
S Is @ sGRffG "a so ana @ Is q a
Locally copper was unehanEed. Lake L quoted
and at casting At I Lead ss Vas I
higher in London, closing at III les. Local mar
f sst ~ in sshy n s
IGceI maret q ;G sICsins at a. +s5St closed
borough. Locally Iron was uncnaueed: No /
foundry Northern Is quoted at 81; 5oaIS; No. !
southern % and No foundry s5uther sois ts1nsi ,1s 3
N-"'' New York Curb Market
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. June 29.-Election bets. baseball
bets and boat-race bets cut away much OF the
interest that might otherwise have been shown
in the securities transactions on the curb to-
day The Ianguor which marked the trading
on the Stock Exchase is equally evident on
the curb. Reports that Port Arthur had prac-
ticaliy fallen helped the Japanese IS. On com
paratively large tranSactions the price OF the
bonds advanced from s3A, Tuesdays close to
% 600 shares A sale Of Cuban Government rs
OF 1859 was recorded at Is. To stories Connect
ing Interboro and Metropolitan, Interboro
stock was strong. advancing from 1l9Is to 10
II was reported that the Intsrboro would gel
control OF the Metropolitan. Seaboard Air
Limo securities were active. The common rose
from to So. and then fell back again to 81
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
BeIIevIIIe New. Note..

The West BeIleville Arbeiter Unterstuet-
zungsverein win give n picnic at Wards
Grove Sunday.
The Halcyon Club win meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home OF Miss Ogle.
Mrs. Edward Schott has returned from
Highland, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ". Jordan have returned
10 their home In Ottira- Kas., after visit
day evening.
Miss Lulu D. Kuerrer of Oxford. O.. is
visiting in Belleville.
The Leap Year Rod and Gun Club met
last night.
Mrs NJ. Zent entertained the members of
the Art Needlework Society yesterday after
noon.
The Parthenian Society Of the Presbyterian
Church gave social and musicale last night.
The engagement of Miss Carrie HRuck and
Albert Eckhardt OF Cape Girardeau, Mo-, is
announced
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNiGaTs or PYTHIas.


kNrt:.T.S D:, pYTYI.S
s-S~->~oo.~N--~----- $1,000.
| GA CdE LODGE, NO 2ig; Il OF P.-Mh;
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s+A!S ran; ..U, r.,t'st ., 70 ,, IL
9rSi!ues 80 ,, "''e"H IeSu
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. "a c,,lr,o, u n ia & u Sl,is
,y'.rns ' ~ " - N '
! 90 CItORA Lodge, No o.. IA. OF T. Me; ~, 4 >
,ast 10y i;i,Lis-.y az Lei1' i',1i. So Sre
rr,,ij.sii In 80 % a.! VI. ~ iI,. m
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Changes In Post Marks.

The following changes have been made in post
marks on the Mississippi River: Above Mar
duo1uota, moved down 200 yards: below
Spechts. day mark. discontinued; Rosebrooll
Island. moved down 300 yarda: Hurricane Island
day mark. moved up 100 yards above Finleys
No. l. day mark moved Up 500 yards; above
Waupeton, day mark. moved down 800 yards:
opposite Waupeton. moved down go yards: be-
low foot Jacko Island. day mark discontinued: :
Jacko Island. discontinued: above Jacko Island
day mark. discontinued: opposite Jacko Island
moved down one-quarter mile; JackO Island,
cay marx. established: Gutenberg, No. L
moved up 600 yards: Cassvile Chute 10 be dis
continued June 80. 1904: above French Town
day mark. moved down 800 yards: below Clay
ton. day mark. moved down 100 yards: below
Crosby Slough. moved down 900 yards: below
Rrownsviile. day mark. discontinued: Browns
Mile Island, moved up half mile
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

T.dmsts rs boaru.rs;- house Keepers without Sc
Curlty, easy payments. largest business !r 80
pTinciI a. cities. IO!maG. 81 Houser bldg. Jls
ltSth!uI,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
DoYLN's ANATOMY FULL OF HOLES.
Victim Who Survived Explosion of
RniIcr Pronnunced "a .Mreck.''

John Doyle OF Venice. who was taken
to EGwardsyille Tuesday night by Super
visor Patrick Creillcy Of Venice, was pro-
uouncod by attendants at the County Hos
pital total wreck" Doyle's anatomy
was luIl of nUleS His arms were hung in
sings ana fragments We're missing from
his face.
Doyle sad that he had been blown up
in the explosion Of stationary boiler. and
looked ,he part. How he got 10 Venice no
one knows. and when picked up by the
police he himself could not explain. His
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

TELLS YOUR NAME. OCCUPATION.
HON AND WHEN YOT WILL MAR
RN. ABOUT III SINESS. LOVE AND DO
MESTIC AFFAIRS. 3I22 OLIVE ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Mnckin-Cotter wedding.

At SS Peter and Paurs Cathedral. yes
terday morning at o'clock, Francis JOS
eph Mackin of San Francisco, Cal, was
married to Miss Anne Elizabeth Cotter.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cotter Of
Bluff street. Alton. The attendants were
Edgar A. Smith of San Francisco. Cal,
and Miss Lucy Irene Cotter. sister of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
the Reverend Father E. l. Spaulding. The
couple will depart to-day for an extended
wedding trip, after which they will go to
San Francisco to reside.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
KILLED AT GRANITE CITY.
Elmer Fey CauEht in Belt at Manu-
fncIuTing Plant.

Elmer Fey. II years old. who was killed
at The Granite City Glucose Works by be-
ing caught in a belt. was buried yester-
day.
Fey was working al one Of the machines
when his clothing caught in a swiftly
moving belt. He was drawn to the top Of
ihe room and man2ied by tle hywheel
Before felow-wOrkmen could reach him
lie was dead.
He boarded in ST. Louis at No. 1896
Franklin avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Mr.. aul Mrs. Charles RerSmeyer departed
y"st"i lay for Denver. Colo.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Irons and
William DRYDEN took place last night at the
Christian Church.
Mrs. James Moore will entertain the mem
hn:s tomorrow afternoon ct her home on Gaty
avenue
Mrs. Elgar Campbell has returned from
visit IN Carlyle, i'll.
Miss Gertrude TayIor is visiting friends in
Carmi. III.
Mrs. \. Bccon is visiting in Colorado
SuliIL.e l,.ln
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

large accumulation OF fowls on the market
and feeling was barely steady at Mondays
prices. Spring chickens not plenty and
sold freely. Old ROSTERS dun. Turkeys slow.
Ducks and g1leese unchanged. Pigeons steady.
Quotations unchanged Dressed puul.ry-He-
Ce.pts LII pkgs. Deliveries this morning were
late. very little coming the market before
noon. The demand disappointing as
there was a sharp falling off from the local
trade as many consumers will leave town
Friday and not return before Tuesday or
"Wednesday Of next week. Besides. the large
speculative buyers or the large supply houses
that put fowls away in freezrrs on Monday
are using no more for that purpose, and with
the summer hotel trade developing very slowly
the market was without particle Of i'm
prOvemrnt. Average best dry-piCked fowls did
not exceed nlac. while very closely GRADED sold
up to l2c. but latter exceptional. Fancy spring
chickens In good demand. firm. with selected
scalded and dry-piClSed exceeding quotations.
Squads not in excessive supply and steady.
The quotations unchanged
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
JeraeyyiIIe Notes.

John Guerndan of ST. Louis is visiting at
the home Of William F. Brockman.
Editor J. NJ Page and A. w Cross presi-
dent OF the National Bank, returned from Gin
cinnau. o.. yesterday, where they had Eone on
a business mission.
Mrs. Ethel Trippet of Anaconda Mont, is
the guest Of Mrs. ]. G. Klene at the Presby-
terian parsonage.
Mrs. George Squier Of jacksonville Ill, ia
visitor at the home Of Mrs. Riley p. owen
West Pearl street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
sidevnIk Ordinance Cancelled.

Members of the Upper Alton Village
Council, of which Attorney ]. V. E Marsh
ia President. have Cancelled the Main
street sidewalk ordinance which they in
tended to pass, on account of the trouble
which the sidewalk ordinances raise among
the residents and property -owners. Differ
ent petitions are handed in as soon as one
ordinance is drawn up asking for changes
in grades property lines and material to
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

mentioned in deed from IS to Is: warranty deed,
$1,000.
Mary G. Smith to Nellie Smith. lots and T.
block H. Dexters third addition: warranty deed.
Nellie Smith to Thomas Gillen. lots and l.
S2.TlO
Albert c. Bergman to John Bergman. lot 49,
deed, 81.
J. p, Rich, trustees, to p. W. Abt. southwest
one-half Of lot S, block IS, lot s. block 4. sub
divided lot 195, lot 81. block 30 and is block
I'll, East ST. Louis; recorders deed: S. 600.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

The Mississippi River Commission. which has
been in session in the Fullerton building since
Monday. adjourned yesterday after hearing sew
eral reports of Levee Commissioners from points
along the river. Further inspection will be
made regarding the proposed I-foot channel
between st. Louis and Chicago The steamer
Search will depart to-day with engineers
aboard. for the Illinois River.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

A post-mortem examination yesterday
on a horse belonging to Jacob Smith Of
Missouri Point. which had died apparently
without cause. revealed to Doctor ]. c.
Booker that a heavy binder spring about
nine inches long was lodged In the stom-
ach. Doctor Booker has secured the spring
and placed IL on exhibition
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Marvin Hagert, ~ years DID. Of No. 100
Walnut avenue, was overcome by gas
while inspecting a catch basin at Tenth
street and Broadway, East ST. Louis. and
was drowned IN the water 1T the bottom
Policemen recovered the bouy. Coroner
McCrackcn will hold an inquest this
morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Alton bakers have agreed among each
other to raise the price of bread, begin
ming July l. They explain this by saying
that as the prices of -four and breadstuffs
have advanced so high In the past few
months. they are forced to protect them
raise will be made in the form OF making
the loayes smaller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Glass factories Nos. .. !, 9 and 13. repre-
senting a total of nearly 100 employees. in
cluding the blowers and their assistants,
will be closed down this evening for the
summer. These are the last four factories
to be closed, the others being shut down
June 10. The factories will be reopened by
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Marriage licenses were issued in East
ST. Louis yesterday to \. e. Steele. 80.
Sedaiia, Mo. and Cretha Hopkins. %. Gar
den city, Mo: George l. Ripley. 80. and
Annie A. Smith. ,. both of East st. Louis:
Z. Wartman, -, and Grace Leonard, IS.
both Of East ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
CAPTAIN SAM TOMS DEAD.
Was Oldest Commander in the Valley
Barge Line.

Captain Sam A. Toms. weIl-known towboat
captain. died yesterday morning at his home.
No. ssI2 Virginia avenue after an Illness OF six
weeks. from stomach trouble
Captain Toms was we'll known along the
river from St. Louis to New Orleans having
been with the st. Louis and Mississippi Valley
Barge Line since the company was formed. He
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

Miss Laura Bell of No. 40 Ohio avenue
died Tuesday evening. after an illness of a
year. The funeral will take place this
morning and the burial will be in Mount
Hope Cemetery. She was a member oi
the graduating class of 1902 of the East St
bcrs of the alumni will attend the fuEcral
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

The rivers in the st. Louis district will fall
except that the Missouri at Hermann and the
Mississippi south OF Alton will rise during the
next 36 hours. The Mississippi at st. Louis
will not exceed H.5 feet during the rise now IN
progresS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

IVA rsg4y IuSsudy USv-,.uE at C4~CH
al Anchor II Ia, svuluHrsl CuIIIrr Jefferson alI
Par. ahG Compton heights, I1IIE "
Jefferson GiNunEe cars. MyIaGCIs Az expected
ana Ntsituls 'uIdi.tIiy invited to altr.d. WUrk
"A lal.> IAulgus. - Il. ND.tI,I. u. =. =.
L, 4. [ as. IL OF r. 4 >
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
FOR SALE-s5OO CASH,

1851 Morgan St: $500 cash, balance monthly,
will pay % per cent on cash required: greatest
bargain ever offered: must be sold. an elegant
s-room house: fine location: fine trees Hne
yard: deep lot. Money can be made on this
house. See US about II at once.
ROYAL INVESTMEN CO.. lCT y. Seventh.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
River and Business.

Harbor gauges Yesterday marked IA feet,
a fall OF / OF foot in "A hours.
business along the Levee yesterday was good.
Weather fair.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
STEAM BOATS.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
TrentV-On9 Rooms.

fsSi-Is9y 1891 Bidde st: 2-story brick dwell
s.cs, all in good order; p rooms. halls, for
families; always rented; gas. street, sidewalk,
sewer and alley made: lot 50x90 rent, SggD: a
good property: IS, ,0Op.
HENRY HtEMENz REALTY CO, Agent.
f~h zt
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONs


GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. No. .. \.
- r. " \. NJ. will hold special cnmmunica-
Ii9n I,al.. iueSsiay. July .. at p M. sharp dt
Masonic Temple. Grand and Finncy avenues
SGhliHie degree Of Master Mason three. Vis-
lsI3rs welcome. GEO. ". JAMES. W. NJ.
VIM. l. Reynolds. j., Secretary.
kEisSOuu LODGE, No. /. A F & A n
LtA t'M"ther Lodge )-sStattu conilhunilsI-
tion Thursday. July :. at T.3l p M. Ma
sonic Temple. Examinations FOR advancement.
Important business and Il. 4. degree. Mem
bers and visiting brethren fraternally requested
TO attend j. W. kRU EGER. W. NJ.
Icun 4 Deems. Secretary
D EACON LODGE. No. 3. A. r & A NJ.
- broadway and Benton Street-Stated
Communication this Thursday evening at
o'clock Work in L. {. degree. VISITORS
yited Members expected.
WooLAH TEMPLE. 4. \. o. y. NJ. s.
lth will meet at Grand Avenue Masonic
Temple on Thursday, June 80. at S O'Clock
u. m to confer the order. Bring petitions and
candidat IS. IL f. NIEDRlNGhAIS. JR,
llluEtriOus PUtentate.
John Parson. Recorder.
DRIDE OF THE WEST LODGE, NO, I79.
A F. & \. M.-SpeCial meeting to-day.
June 70. at / p. m. sharp. To pay the last
sad tribute of respect to the memory uf
late brother, Captain Thomas a. Walker. Mas
ter Masous invited. T.. II. MICHEL, W. NJ.
J. r. EgEenbcrg, secretary
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
PROF. KHgROM

NINE. NFWW. greatest fortune teller in the
world. brings separated together: gives good
lmcl, ON hlrse racin. ls2G franklin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

REAL ESTATE CARDS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30

- E4LIlE GhEaL LODUE., NJ. -. n. OF
i T.. iIIUWaIus lell, IElrt.C,h and olive.
.-.tcIs -NeIy N,cuHesaay al ) C.oCk. NUTS al
naSs On Lauu. Nts.tyIS HJ.CUnIe.
Il. L. rItI I-C HE. c. e.
W 4 Eurcrts X @. r a :
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
I08NS IN FIST ST ICijjS-
EAST ST, LGUlS LQgN CO,
HOREY F0H SkLEnFeD PSOPLE,

Loans money n household goods and all kinds
u personal property easy monthly payments.
Room 20 McC. island bldg. - Cullinsviile ave.
Phones: Bell East i5l-M. kinloch ST Clair $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Poultry.

REPGBElC sPEClAL.
New York. June 2a.-Llve poul;ry-ReceIpts
cars Western and / Southwestern. About
10 more are due for later In the week. There
was fair movement to-day, but there was q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
Horses and Mules Stolen.


The Muellerbrook barn at Mitchell. near
Lake. was entered Tuesday
evening and three horses and mules stolen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
NIEDuMs-CL1TRvOYANTS.


TTELI.SEHER. the ClGirvoyant. gives tips on
races: guaranteed no fee. call 1854 l.afay
cite ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
ADVANCES ON RENTS

Advances made on rent collections BY the old
reliable firm Of
KELLEY +. Z. CO. lu3 Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
We ADVANCE E0YEY

TO SALARIED PEOPLE. NO MORTGAGE
No INDORSER without emplOyeTs knowledge
ALSO ON FUKNlTURE. PIANOS. ETC. Our
plan is the cheapest. best and gOst private in
the city. Call. write or teiel Ihone kinloch
c 1867, ST. LOUIS INFES7IMENT co,
Room lliS MIssc IN Trust Bldg.
Entrance Tg5 Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
CDUNM'S 81

Money TO loan IN any amount on all kinds OF
personal property. Bargains in unredeemed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
MONEY TO LOAN

ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES.
DO NOT FAIL TO CALI. ana get our rates
LONG TiME and Small ePSYlMENTs. with
RERATE when paid before due, so you only
pay for such time as YOU have had loan. We
give PASS BOOK whore al payments are en-
tered; We do not require payments while SICK
OR OUT OF WORK; NO PUBLICITY; NO IN
CONVENIENCE: No INQUIRY: papers can be
signed at house and you can get money same
day you apply We make a speciality Of Tayng
on any loan OF claim against goods and Civ
Ing more money II YOU cannot call. WRITE
OR TELEPHONE US and will send agent
to explain our SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LOCH 3 s34. or BELL MAIN 2s33
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building
Broadway and Olive st. Entrance t2l Olive ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-06-30
st. Louis Cotton Market.
rot market mint ut II. Inn.nr nunt..

Ting-s and stains E.dAc on white
Net receipts all United States ports for
. days were 32+ bales. against san a week
ago, and E.52s pales in 1898 Exports 2, go
bales against 2D.GS3 bales in 1888 Stocks 1875 sol
bales. against 2is So bales in 1873.
CialyestOn-Spot market steady: mlddling
l1izc.
New Orleans-SpOt market quiet
Mempris-SpOt market quiet. middling iG3Ic-
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 50 bales.
New Orleans. 2.56S bales.
Mobile II bales.
Norfolk. 80 bales.
Houston. lj4 haes.