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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-30

REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Memphis Tenn. Sept. 2s.-River ssesnds 81.
n fall Of . In the las; - hours. The F'srd
HeroId arrived this morning from ST. Louis
p Ti, ana % ss Sp far sss prssn TOR Tns
with pa;.enEers the Kate Adam: dep.r,sd n
a tow OF barge. loaded with logs. passed up
yesterday for Cairo. Receipts BY river to-day
were 13s bales Of cotton and 7H sacks OF cot
ton red
Cairo. Ill. sept 9-Gauxe read, 10 show
ing a rise OF g during the last q hours weath-
or fair and warm. The Gondois cleared for the
e..s ss for the lower M.,i..ies; =, 'n M.
esTed fer the Upper Missi'rippi at !. a m
the ssssHsr Lea srriwes from az x, e., u,s ., i':s
2. m and cleared for Memphis At o. m. The
Georsia Lee arrived from Memphis a o. m
Gran. aa, Ter ,., Ill, Sep; Pee: Lee up at
GENERAL Abbot, and TIMED STATE. tender no
Stationary. weather eiess ana warner .ee' anu
v.cksburs, Mis-. Sept. 9.-GauFe r-ads 80 .
The Satehsz passed down with IN bales of neu
In the shade.
warraw. ILL.,. sept. . Gauge reads So feet.
re. Of i II In, The a., hour: w..,hsr cloudy
The oliver Crescent In and out
Burlington. Ia. Sept. 3s.-River 10 now feet
II inches above iov-water mark. . rise Of :
Cape Girsrdesu. No. Sept. !0.=--ssaeker Lee
down at So, General Kns up q
sn.B. 10 mai. 1.sS:f TIP. on q seeo1ns q ..:
in boiler. River rising. Weather clear ami hot
faiiias. weather BOT. Harley % Cairo :, !
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by telegraph.

Chicago. Sept ys.-catiie.Rec.ip', 400. In:
Guiding 400 Westerns and 30 T-xlr.: market
loc lover: good 20 prime steer. s. 'ffs ~: 20.
TO medium S3-5,u5-cs. stncksrs and feeders "
a.; cows 81 soa!a.; heif-rs 81 s,.t y, Gamer,
RS Nfs: Western steers SdiS. iiJg-R--
ceipts 1900: market iac 10 lsc lower. MIXED
and butchers s. s51s g. good to choice he1yy
s. ssfIsos; rough heavy s. tsus-.3: light 500
6: bulk OF sales s.. s0ds.si. Shecp-Keccipts =.
90. market I0c lower. lambs isc low"r. Ecod "a
choice weih.fs s. s0dsf. fair 20 cho.c. mixed
81 Z5a3.5. Western sheep 1aiio. natives 81
s: Western lambs sid5. %.
Ransas city. sept g-ca'ti~-R.se ir;s 80.
Including iSo aDurh-rrs- choice export and
dr--s-d-be-: steers ssns: fair TO Eooi C.s5Sf5;
Western fei steers p.I5Hs-55. stocker- an I
feeders 8, .5Tt: southern, steers g .0a9 y:
a. native h.ifer< - j'ds 90 bulls 81 LIMA .
calves 8. i015.-0. Hog--Rec-ipts tss.; market
5ginc lower: top S5.s,i-: bulk ts..cdj. s2i1
heavy G-s.g5- 81. rssk.r- 3. .sas-ep. pigs and
lights g .c5zs-sS. Shs~p-R-c-ipfs ZOO. steady i.
native lambs ssn5..s: native wethers 81 .5n
: -. native ewes Sa;.co: Western Limbs s$a
s.2s: Western yearlings S1.@a3.so: weS,ern
sheep g s5t.c.sj. stOckers and feeders s. ssdt.
south =, ,o-ph. No. Sept, 21.-c,s'ie-Re-
higher: native f-1a5.s5; cows and h-if-fs
81 gJdt.2s: stOckef- and f-s7i~rs s. 5,a: ..s HoE-
1,Reeeit;s t;l:5: steady; Light s. ;sij.s:,z: me
dun and heavy f.f4T5.s She.p-Rscei;s.s
s.x4: sheep ,sIoc lower: top lambs s.
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As the great hull began to slide down
the ways Miss Alice Il. WeIles grand
daughter Of Gideon Welles Of Connecticut.
Secretary OF the Navy during the Civil
War. and who had been selected to chris
ten the Connecticut. seized the cord at
tached TO the bottle of champagne and at
tempted To dash II agains. the bow OF the
baftleship. She was not successful. how
ever. and a second attempt made with the
assistance of Admiral Rodgers. who stood
by her side. also failed.
Just before the big ship took the
water, however. I workman who had
watched the scene from the deck OF the
craft. reached down over the bow. drew
up the bottle. and with strong blow
smashed IL on the iron sides
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q. m to Evansviiie At 9 p m Owners Of The
steamer Dick Fowler Offer her for sale.
Chester. ILL.,. Sept. .9-GauKe 10S feet. and
stationary Fair and warm Stacker LEE down
at IL midnight Chester and Rees Lee due up
Louisville. Ky. sept 9.-River stationary: In
canal IS. on falls 3 and below locks IA Clear
ID hot.
Wheeling Sept. ,s.-River IL inches: station
ary Cloudy ana warmer No Departures.
Pfttsburg- Sent y-Riyer IS: stationary ri
Davis Island. Cloudy and warm
Granville Sept. es.-River stationary. IS
Gear and warm
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b.. 3" -. 49,. 2.is

SOUTHERN CATTI.E-A slow IodIsc lower
market prevailed The supply was about lis
cars. a goodiy portion OF which arrived during
OF offerings Comprised steers. though . fairly
good supply Of cows was offered.
Buyers seemed TO have no urgent orders. while
shipping orders were also OF a weak nature.
Sale. were slowly made. and u was late in the
day before the pens were In any way cleared
Notwithsfanding Q decrease OF a bout ies cas-
this week. the market 10 closing In an unsatis-
factory manner and shows q lower tendency all
the way through. with the exception OF light
common and best heavy steers Receipts At Chi
cago and Kansas city have been heavy. which
fact has exercised an adverse influence and.
while during the first day OF the week the mar
kef showed gain. the heavy inffux at
other centers soon brought q weakening ten
dency and q decline took place
Practically the bulk Of the oner!nss have
been Of medium TO pretty good grades. COM
monish Kind. being rather scarce. which par
TALLY accounts for . steady tone.
The calf market shows a moderate decline of
Ta1. 30 per head. The supply has not been large.
hut has been OF very good proportions. and com
ing right on top Of the pas. three weeks heavy
supply the demand has had no chance TO i'm
prove and has gradually grown weaker. and
offerings are selling on a very low basis
Cows have been literally represented. Some
Vcratch raies the firse of the week were very
high and sales to-day did not bring within $50
~. OF the price they rallied. The general trade
closes fully steady with q sign Of strength.
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Depa n ures.


The Iora will make an excursion trip TO the
MINER liver Sunday. l~ayinK at 30 O'Clock IN
the morning and returning at O'Clock IN the
evening.
Isaac T Rhes. president Of the Tennessee
River Packet Company. was visitor At the
compapy'. office yesterday He resides In Nash
willie.
tn. City u Memphis and City Of savannah
are sfIIl awaiting fi>e In the Ohio River be-
fore r~suming the Tennessee River business
tn. body Of Alex Mi'nken'. mother arrived
here yesterday from &sine FOR burial Niiuken
IL 81. Louis riverman-
The Bald Eagie Will not make her regular
trip to-day. blu; will depart tomorrow after
no1n At I o'clock.
The Grey Eagle viii arrive from Peoria to-
point at O'clock
Pilot Joe Mccullough returned yesterday
from a trip on the Annie Russell 20 cape Gi-
.ardsau-
The Chester departed for Cape Girardeau
and way landings yesterday with n good trip re-
parted.
The Cape Girardeau vii; depart for COM
merce and way landings At O'Clock this after
noon
The Corwin II Spencer and City Of Provi-
dence handled small excursion crowds yester-
day.
The st. Vincent de Paul Society will enter
tain visiting members On the Spread Eagle to-
day.
The lighthouse boat OIeander will depart
for the lower river early this morning.
The Spread Eagle will make her usual trip
10 Alton and Grafton to-day.
Gus Hiner Will depart on the Oieander as
Of her pilots to-day.
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CONNECTICUT IS LAUNCHED
Miss Welles Fails to Break Bottle
on the Bow.

New York. Sept. S.-DespIte the sensa-
tional rumors OF threatened vandalism.
the battleship Connecticut was success
fully launched at the New York Navy
Yard to-day. On the stand at the bows
with Mrs Alice B. WeIies and Secretary
Of the Navy Morton were Adtutant Gen.
erai Corbin. Governor Chamberlain Of
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts ModePate-Beef Cat
tie Ensy-H0gs Close Lower.

NATIVE cATTLE-Beef steers-suppl,es in
the native pens Thursday were Of rather mod
crate proportions. Included quit. Q few loads
OF steers held from yesterday. that received IN
satisfactory bids, and some that arrived too
late for sale.
The opening Of the rnarke: was anything but
satisfactory. and only a few offerings rnoveG.
during the forenoon The close Of the market
Yesterday was DECIDEDLY mean. yet buyers were
SLOW Operators to-day Only load or two Of
good steers were available. which sod early
snout steady. and at the same time some me-
dunn cattle sold As good yesterdays Close
Tut they were Of very little Importance to tho
trade. The general run Of steers that were
s1ld showed an additional decline Of Ia
Many Of the medium and decent killers were
SIN In the pens at late hour. with bids re-
ported sharply lower.
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
T. Is 70 S u ia 80 g. s. :
5.-.bsS... as
Butcher Caitle-Trade In butcher stock TO-
day was nothing to enthus- about The supply
was rather smali. still buyers did not care for
any particular grade. though the bulk o. re-
ceipts consisted OF fair heifers and medium
cows Early sales were largely steady but
toward the close the market was very weak
and bids were very weak.
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TRIBE OF BEN aUR.

Ct LOUIS COURT. NO. Igl TRIBE OF
= Ben-Hur. meets eveiT second and fourth
nues. Sons and Daagh,ers o. Hur from other
courts c1d out OF the city hereby exfrnc-d
a cordial invitation to visit. BY order a
ALICE \. MULkEY chief
Attest: Ar.ndf ku-ipss. Scribe. No. 10 scott
avenue
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all good 70 ehcics sheep and lambs. a fact. any.
thing with plenty Of fesn found ready sale at
disappointed al not being able % secure NOR
nan Tat sneep and thin iamcs OF etefy aessrip
ssockerr continue good demand and the sup
ply Is not sufncient TO 20 around
crate there being around 500 on isie. against
.."o Thuhsday OF las; week, and SGD TINS DAD
there We're also a good many Trashy piss ana
lights on sale. also soms coafre. rUighish hog.
and determined to force as big a ie:line a. pos
sible. and IN general there Was 4 io..s % lsc
purchased few loads early. and serc not 80
stubborn about pric.s as the otter buyer.
the lights very mean. even wheT. they were
good Packers would not DO any business en1
decline OF acc. 1,ti- pigs and lights on the
green. grassy southwest order were isy:c
had TO BE- held over.
Coed butcher and heavy hogs sold at $50
ers s. Is. Lights. above l5J Ib-. av-rase > -
az: nxh's and,1 10 NJ aseiase 49,, go
and s,,II- a, ,is9a:9 m. buzz 4 ,h- hGss
HORSES-The rnarkr, revived -oinesh hat this
week from the sharp decline -xIe -ieno-d last
meni was noticeable both in the movement and
price The chsns- MAS caused principaiiy By
regular auction vas equally as large a. last
fer,nr II w.s,arn hnr,s s.'% r s h.a ~ o%n
tendency ;cwaA niiing NJ th', oIil-t Ih-is
conditions down South. those buyers who
wer. hand manifested considerably more
aREr.ssiyeaess than the week before.
AT all events. tn. trade was much more
lively and buoyant and The element q drag
gin-s- which prevailed last week removed.
southern deaiers were ready buyers fer xoDI
smooth little horses OF their kind from 49, q
l5.Z hands and for a miscellaneous lot q me
dunn TO good drivers ami chunks. Nice South
ern hor,es Of medium price were also IN de-
nland The Eastern trade fair!- active.
but there great urgency shown IN IL.
il was rather limited account II the fact
that good Eastern kind. wer. small In a Kei-
erai the market was satisfas tory, more
active and frrl-r. There was no decided sI-
vance. but the general run OF sales the
betterment amounted % 8 .a,a5.
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MuLES-Th- mule market has acted in a.
cor! with the fOrse market this week ~ D~inE
little favorable. The su-seEsIon o.
heavy supplies las: week and the enlargement
OF the southern demand were factors whicn
operated 10 Improve conditions. an! when the
market opened dealers were In better con
d.ton 10 handle additional mules cs.nse1ueatiy
trade was NOR active and CARED with II the
usual better feeling IN such cases. as compare!
with slow market Values. however. were not
quoted any hiS..sr than last week. the improve
m-nt beng solely In the matter Of movement
Of .ecelp'-- IL al-o 4 fact that what
improvement there was. was confined 20 tn !.
better kinds Of smooth. q; finished muies of
good quality. The thin. plain. rougn and bad
aged ones 81 all sizes ard weight were equally
slow az they had been during the pre-
ceiling week. The market has n;ainei this
condition Throughout the week
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ooI.

London. sep.. ..-The NTH -eri.. Of the i.o,
wool auction sales closed to-day. v hen the sales
opened bidding active and most scEipiion-
ruled unchanged from the July cio>iaE. Later
the Brmnsss increased and advances Of 20 10.
were noticed Greasy secured sold well. Medium
and heavy Er-asses. which At mrs; rather
weaker. improved. Inferior and fault secured
were irregular and had TO sell. Tn. demand
FOR crO-s-Dreis was very strong throughout
Coarse sold firmly ut unchanged ratse and
dunn and Ousei advanced per cent Good
Gressy cofnbnK from Cape OF Good EDj-e CON-
uanded i.a.si advance. The sii-s' closed at
the best prices. The market L. Practically
clear Of old stock. During the series s..o bales
were taken by home buyers. sc.So for the cDn-
tinent. 1900 Tor America and 1.so held
ever. The offerings TODAY amounted 10 SSH
bales. Superior slir>> sold igiizi above the
july average Good greasy haf-br~eds were In
active request for America Following the
sales In detail: New South Wales. ]. 30, bales.
scoured iaisris sid greasy siTdais I'd. QUEENS
land. 100 bales secured lails2S. gr~asv sayi-d
Victoria SO bales: SECURED iiddi- sisd: greasy
siI1dis I'D south AUSTRALIA. 3 haIs: greasy
sLd1sd. New Zealand. loo bales. secured si.i
His Sd: greasy siS.lsf1e I'D. Cape Of Good
HOPE and Natal 40 bales .cosirei 1t-dais
SD: greasy rSSis6. Falkland Islands. 30 bales:
greasy sisTsi.6.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHAXTy DRIDGe
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBJ HBAS

Eas,hound: Lave Union s,aticn-Eseept su.-
day l:i5. s.03- sl.1C o. M sunday only. I'D q
m Lave Eighth and GrAtiot sfreets-Dsily.
1000 a. m. I2:ao. SIS. s:so. E:i1 P m; exceps
sunday AIS SIS. 81 a m. 3;o0. s:l3 p ms
sunday only. SEA f,o5 q m.
Above trains leave washington avenue 6ous
minutes later.
Westbound: Lea1e Granite City.pcilX IN
SIS .:i3 II 81 p. m: except SUNDAY. -. I;Sx.
as ?. m: sunday only. 600. so. 1o:se q m:
except Saturday and sunday $50 p n.
later.
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TIE harbor guaxe Yesterday showed io-s feet
or No change In the last - hours
Ru-iress sionx the Lsve- y.s:ercay wa nsnt
The v-ath-r was partly cloudy and warm
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River and business.

The river. In the St Louis district Siii re-
main stationary or rise slowly duiihs inc neA
4
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M IsSouRI LODGE. No. ]. Al A. ~
.eA CMotner LoaKe'.p - Stated commUnica-
t.cn on Thursday. October .. At 10 .. m. IN
Masonic Temple. Grand and Ffnney avenue,
+. G degree. four cand,dAie- Examination,
Members and visiting brethren are requested %
attend. J. W. KRUGER W N
John II. Deems, Secretary.
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ANCIENT WEE AND

ERWIN LODGE. NO. III. A. r. A. NJ
- REGULAR meeting Friday. September =.
1874. at 80 o'clock y. m. Masonic Temple.
Grand and Finn-y avenues. Work. Members
requested and visitors frateTnaliy invited 10 at
tend AEG. RAMP, w n
George Yern. secre.sry
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sHEEP-While the receipts Of sheep verS
cutie nbsre,. there was very mali supply on
ss!e. fuily two-thirds Of the arrivals being
sniyped N oy local slauehterers 10 MI urgent
9sders they not being able TO secure enoueh
mere 0uftne me le<t week or two
There was no material cbsngs 70 TIE MARKET
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GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE NO o.
" A. +. q A. ~. will conduct the religion.
services at Masonic Home. Union and Delnar
boulevards. SUNDAY. October 2 at o. n. tn.
Reverend 9. v. Cork Will address the children
Good misic. good singing. All Napons and
their friends are invited TO CONE and spend q
pleasant hour With
GEORGE W. JAMES. ". u.
Nm L. RexnnIns SECRETARY
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rock ISLAND SYSTEM.

ROCK ISLAND SHSIkAs
Kansas CITY Pasoengef....... e9:o1 am Ss0 -
kan city San Fran Exp. "a 70 pm I:S ~
Union Passenger ID pm ~ ~
ST. LOUIS AND HANNIBAL RAILWAY
Via wabashD.
Mail ard Express ..-.......... ~ ~ an u1.N ~
Mai and Express ...-......... $50 pm fe:ls -
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
tCo:ssn ne:t Routel
Tho Tefas Train $50 pm u.W -
Arkan.as snd TEXAS Express SIS pm 7:f3 -
TOI GIDO ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN,
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land 100 bales. secured iaiss2-: greasy sasi.d
s.a3Ss. New Iceland: 400 bales: .csur.d sssi
siri: ET.a.y s.si5a- Falkland Islands 80 bales:
greasy s'sbsisd-
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New TSIk; Sept. 9-Esg,,R Receipts ia.iI;
iine reffireiator- up"r the market. the condI-
is were r-sy ,a In;r,,sd rpon al, r,adr Q,
H , The @ for .oes hat 'hs .es
s d no ssa s
about met The sales. b,r;iss. checks and cuIIs
ss :: ..s g, ssr s.sy a sss and = @ e,
Tsnn:...e and southern se., I;,sse. Fresh wes:-
sTs once a aeo,ssns l3s sp e,'e
pnsaeish,r ses, t,: ,. ',.a1y With fair
chicago. SEPT. 9-Ers. steady: a. mark.
case. included. rai7Sc: rr.t' Ise: prime :oc:
.Kan-s. CITY, No. s.p.. g.-Esc, steady:
cases Included isc: case count Iec: eases re-
turned nc less
N-v York. Sept. o.conee-snos Rio steady;
futures opened Steady a, a decline Of 8 points.
n ,e;gon:. TO lower European cables, .on,Inued
fsr s sos ."e Visible .app1s
statement Oct !. But there was good de-
ness Of the Brazilian markets.. and the lack
big receipts and foiiovins the cali the mar
ket ruled generally steady. II closed steady
at %s .s.. 4 sc s to fs ssan e point;
&c &c; Ney &c: De- 3 ssss e: March 10:
Dried Frsits.
New York. Sept, 3-rhe market for. evap-
GRATED applies was quiet. with the tone showing
the effect OF the weak situation as 20 futures:
common quoted ut +d5c: prime sisa5izc:
a somewhs; sicsdier tone. ., about reeen;
according 20 grade. Ap-icots appear to he In
choice quoted AZ 3isaIsc: extra ehoce iai.g
ioisc; fancy 1iai3c. Psache. remain without
auoiatls chang; choice are bed g, esas'te:
Sugar.
kettle snT1ar: DO. rentrifusai sisc: csn.rifusai
white. is-isc: yeilows sz6t5sc: second. "a
4c. Moia.ses nominal: OPEN kettle .cdzsc:
New York. Sept. 9.-susar-Rsw firm: fair
refining nc: centrifuEaI 80 test. 8 Isc: mo-
ias.c. syga. nc; r.inet quiet: crushed sssc:
Dry Goods.
New York. Sept. 2..Ruysrs IF dry goods are
not any more interested in the future Than thsv
many lines Ia. INSIDE them anxious aiou, SPOT
cure The export trade .. again quiet. bu, con-
rerters are showing more interest IN thu market
Tsrpentiae snd Rosin.
Savannah. SEPT S.Iurpentin. INN. s:yc.
Rc.in nrm; : b nE1i ID ., 50; p SCI,
E = 81 s 2 e- g. a. a.s' ~ G. BIS;
common 10 good s:sos1s Turp p quiet
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psrzrs-From Union Ssafioa: EsFguoR fo:fa
siI.s, p s, All "a; Il: c e. - r. ;oH
fs:Ss p m Bridseson. fs:lS p n. fS,H 3. =:
esguson. 40 o. m. fS:0 m. TaB D A.
xs.lss-As Union Station; k:ss..e.. $50 Z
= m. Al Olive Street ssaisci: 81. chssisS
I;E p m; ~; q m; K.n.eeh. NE e -
.''s mo; = 81 W MSS1LSSs tzi1 s4Ar,ox.
vANDAL1A LINE.
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TEXAS AND INDIAN s.


MIXED
30. Co.,. 40 H.. fss.. LIZ
BULLS.
2...1iL-.. 10 zI...lo.1... 20 i.iEo. : 10
;--idsc.-. IL i.-.isSe..- 40 s...i.,s... 100
sTAGS
I L.. e.. e ni...sss... ;S I...itO... as
CALVES
per headD
So s% s..-..:..: 10 s s 20
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FRISCO SYSTEM

Valley Park Accommodation departs s., q
N. Iio:9 a N. Ti.E p m. fs;N 2. "a: -
,!l:.o p m Arrives ls:n 2 m: ~ & N:
a.. t.:-S .. m. fi:D .. NJ. ~: ~ D u.
Pacific Accommodation departs ss;S q Ne
t!1.sS D. m. fS.A p "a Arrives fs:lS Q. NJ
w - a. u IL Z. ID 10 .. n
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Arrivals.

Partly cloudy and cool.r to-day: fresh west
sriy winds.
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EDWARD II BOWIE.
I>caI Fo-ecaster.
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M ELLINGTON route.
CHICAGO AND 4


The Alton Limited, Chicago.
ffAtIi= state EXP Chicago.
PA.See 1'xpses,. ChicAg,---..
Midnight special, CnieASo..-
Aidnight Special for Peoria
No. State express, West
Midday Special, Kan CITY
kan-As City Night Express
Kan City Midnight Limited
springfield AcconimoGaiion--
koodhou>e and Loulslana--..
bloomington via Jacksonville
Springfield EHcuTsion----.-.
Alton Limited for Peoria.
spftnS'd. Peoria, Bloom n---.
JacksoaviIIe Acccnu,odafion- :.
Louisiana and Roodnous<--..
Springfield Cap'I City Flyer.
Alton SPECIAL .......-.-....
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KNIGHTS or CoLunsUs.

n ENRICk COUNCIL. NO. ssS KNIGHTS
n Of Columbus meets every sscond 40
fourth Wednesday At Rose HilI Hal. No. "a
Maple Avenue. Whiting knights aIways wei.
come. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand Kniehr
waiser 2. Cunningham. Recorder
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ApA kn!ghis q columnus: meets every SO.
tHTy building. Ninth ana Olive strrefa Wal.
ina Knights cordially invited
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CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS
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Grafton
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
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