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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-27
ST. LOUIS. MEBCHANTS' BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
SERVICE.

Eastbound-Leave Eishth and Gratiot stieeta
6ailv-9:l0 n. M i:5b. 90 $50 n. N. Except
Sunday-4:O4 6:ls. 7;3T. 1890 a. m: 1905 $40.
1855 p, m. saturday and Sunday oniy-ll:i7 p.
m. Sunday only-s:24 I:05 a. IL q p. m.
Leave Washington avenue. daily-s:H n. m.
/ So sos s:25 p Except iunday-4:0s s:2l.
7:sl l0:S4 a. II IL. 345. $500 p Saturday
and Sunday only-ll:25 =. m. Sunday only :28.
7:io A. mi: l2:2s D m;
Westbound-Leave Granite city. daily-1 II,
800 5:5s 7:i2. p m. Except Sundav-5:l5, 6:o4,
1:G2. s:ai. 955. 1l:!0 a. m; 4:25 9:l7 r. sat-
1890 a. m. Saturday and Sunday only-i1:53 p.
IN. Except Saturday and Suniay-5:42 p. m.
m. Except Sunday-519. 500. 7:os. 500. 1000.
II IA a. m; i:31. 9:ci r.. saturday only
SATURDAY and SUNDAY onlv-ll:5S p.
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floors yesterday. and, with wire limits coming
in from all directions and a survey Of weather
map; the trade htcant excited and buyers 40
their desire tn got goods enough to meet regular
basis OF revised figures, with stock closely sold
up. Western-f'irsts S5G; second 33a34c. Ken
dirties 2Sfi3Gc: checks 2id2jc.
philadelphia. ian s6.-EsGs firm and &c high
23I3ic: do. Southwestern S3c: do. southern 81
Kansas city. No, Jan, 2s;.Eggs higher; Ms
Ne 6 whteT9od @ os cases s included iT 2'G mark
included. 30H3li2c per d5x.
butter md Cheese.
12a22c cheese quiet. I5I.ti2c
Shicago Ian. @6.-Bui,er firm. creamrries IL
aIcrFc: twins ioc: Young Amc ricas I1i.c.
Philadelphia;: Jan 2s.-Butter steady fair de-
w S S Yark il creans ans checs to fr fancy. misa
nf4c; do. do. fair to good l0Gilc
Wool.
London Ian. os.-rhe offerings at II, the woo wool
gaed subpy Of merinos WAS in eager request
Scoureds were somewhat dearer. I,korgh
afsR Sysis esay By sds r hs%s
leans secured r. fw icos nff HcPe pc and Natal grades
were firm and IN good demand for home and
German spinntr,s d,a sS sales 10 se"uted ioisdG
ineW Yo,. a-reasv TdIIs 2d. Queensland 400 bales
secured Is 5da1s Ied: greasy L L5,Saloisd. Vic
ss5sf,s lid. South Australia 800 ba es: greasy
7i.diiisd. West Australia 100 bales: greasy
sI.GIid Tasmania 81 bales: greasy 11ihda1s
New Zealand 400 bales: secured s1adGls Sd
greasy 5HGllI4d Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
4O bales: secured Is i.dlls Sd: greasy sI.dIls
Canadians 90 bales: greasy TII1d.
Boston. Jan; 2e-Wool has been bought freely
the last six days at firm prices. Although me
dunn wool continues in largest movement.
there is general demand for all grades. with
more interest shown In fine medium stock. The
anticipated higher prices have not material
lied. a steady business has been done in Tee
wools In pulled woods there Is a fair amount
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PROVISIONS.

There was n large trade in provisions
and prices fluctuated nervously. The mar
ket was strong early on buying by COM
mission houses and packers, but later
weakened on selling by Western interests.
After several advances and declines the
market closed harcly steady. Selling due
to prospects OF increasing hog receipts
was responsible for the late selling May
pork closed 7l.c lower at Sl3. 40. May lard
was up 2l2c at s.. .52t sm755, while ribs were
a shade lower at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. Is cars: corn, $50 cars; oats, s.
cars: hogs i6 600 head
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EUGENE =. TRISLER.
10 and if2 y Eighth st. rooms and j.
F'ira Insurance Agency.
LOANS nN EI,IRNIrII EE. low RATEsS.
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Wheat-United States and Canada east of
Rockies decreased 63l zoe: aiioat Tor and in
Eurcpe increased 31H.t.n. total supply de
creased 33l nGD. ''Orii-I-ni'ed States and can
ada east If Rockies increased 5000. oats
United states and Canada east Of Rockies de.
creased S33.T1. The leading decreases reported
this week include 3o1.oJ0 hu at Northwestern
interior elevators, l3D. go hu. az pgdenSbufS,
65.0rt bu at Chicago private elevators GJ.t-p
br:. at Portland. Ne.. and 60..+1 bu. at ROch-
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Poultry.


L
New York. Jan. 2s-Liva Poultry Racciuts
TODAY were cars Western and / Southern
There was a good demand for fowls and mar
kct ruled steady mt lie. with chickens run
min. poor and thin and ruling slow at 1ltac
Old ROSTERS steady. Very few turkeys here
and market hrm Ducks and geese not So
Dressed Pouitrv-Recepts to-day ~ nkgs
Fresh receipts We're not heavy bu. nearly all
the POULTRY that arrived Saturday and yester-
dav stii unsoli in receivers hands and with
n disappointing demand the market was barely
stISta med at late prices. While receivers held
rv-picked fowls firmly a: t3l-c for fancy that
figure was more extreme than for some time
with some buyers insstsEt upon grading out
what they wanted at that price: medium ury-
riCked fowls did not exceed l2lc. while many
Of those arriving from the South and Southwest
ver,. small and hard. and sold still lower
There q fairly liberal supply OF chickens
on the market, but nearly everything was
coarse and STACEY. and only lot here AMI
there exceeded l4c, while bulk Of those arriving
sold at l2i7ul3c. Demand for turkeys was
moderate for the average quality. but closely
graded Young hens young toms, averaging
under Is lbs. not plentiful and were
steady Capons arrived more freely, but quail
itv very irregular. and only finest whoesaied
at lsc. Prime. ducks and geese held about
scarce and firm. Dry-packed squads. white.
choice doz., $4Gi25 Other quotations un-
changed.
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Jan 2s:.-Eggs-Receipts to-day A.
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New York. Jan 26.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes in avail
able supplies as compared with last account
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NIX. s. 1.-THE KATY"

Ierrrl5n city. Columbia.
Bo5nville. Sedalia. Fort
Scott Indian Territory and -.
Texas Express 's'lo am e!oo pm
The Katy Flyer for Dali
las Fort Worth. Houston.
Galveston, San Antonio.
Mexico city and interHe-
diate points 'e:Ss pm -':z' am
Jefferson Citv. Columbus.
Bo1nviIle. Se1nlia- Kansas.
Indian Territory and Texas
EXPRESS III ~ pm ~i.pi an
Missouri Kansas. Indian
ETrar .............. ts:s, pm s7:z7 am
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TRIBE OF hen HUR.

. ENTON COURT. No Is. TRIBE OF REM
0Hur meets the second and fouiti, Wednes-
days of each month at Andes Hall. Jefers5r
80 Pest,Iozzi street. Members are rari,e.re,i
To- attend. All sons and daughters OF Hur ac-
corded a hearty welcome:
WILLIAM ENLOE Chief
William Gill. Scribe. No. sos Dorcas street
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kNIGHTs OF FATHER MATTHEW,

g T LAWRENCE oTooLE COUNCIL. NO.
y 3. Knights of Father Mathew-Meets ON
mrs, and third Monday of each month at
School Hail. No l4l2 oFalion street. All mem
hers requested to be present. Visitors welcome,
JOHN NJ. HENNESSY. Chief Sir knight.
John j. Sculiy, Recorder.
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LIFE INSI- RANCE. i'pl:CitSs - ~ n ''"il
loaned upon at per cent: liberal values
g " Witrers sos National Rank of Commerce
NEARLY d per cent on your investment: a
mining stock now selling at 7Isc per share. pays
dividends quarterly. no promoters stock. -
W. Walters. secretary, All olive St. St Louis,
Mo.
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| Savannah Ga. Jan: 26.-Turpentine firm at
| &c Rosin firm. A, B.. C. d IS: Z S2.S; y
s2s5; G 81 90; II s3.i5: I Sd 30; X 3.35 M ;2so;
N s3.s5; w. G. si.S: W. w. $4.6o.
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u,ssoTRIP.CIFIe RAILWAY.

DeDlrt. ArrlVe-
~. I,,tr ... % :11 am 'l0:0o pm
n,eI T.xnrcss ............. :L5 $50 pm
pav Express - Kansas city.
Pueblo Denver. Salt Lake =. 49,,
C'fty and san Francisco 300 Am ro:ol nm
Washington Accommodation f5:Z' pm "a am
St Joseph Joplin. Wichita
and Kansas Limited and .-oo 49,
Southwest Missouri. .N.tn nnl :. - am
Kansas and Colorado Ex. 10 10 pm s:io am
Creve Coeur Lake trains ieaSe Union ~
at SIS a. m. '9:l5 a. m, si:SO D. m anu f''i
p. ., , 1000 I-,,,, S+.,io, a. .e ..5
a m fIa:i0 a m. $500 a. m. and IS 20 o. m
Kirkwood trains leave Union Station at fI:0o
n m .7.25 a m. 1850 a M, I'll 20 a.. m.
& :6I y. m. 1910 u M: ts:4o a. m. 1900 p
e =. N. and IL 20 %.
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2,.-......lsoo l-......... 80 2..........1o.5O
s.. lia... So g, los..- 80 /. 80. $50
Yi:Ai;LINtis AND HEREriG.S;,' So
=. 2'"-. 2 ~ - 5oJ... 800 l.. $50. ) %
J.. 2r2 o.. -,
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Kansas Citv. Mo: Jan. 26.-Cattlc- Receipts
go Including 100 Southcrns: market steady to
strong. export and dressed beef steers 81 Asa
; -: fair to good SS.ijfi4 10: Western fed stesrS
81 6lIli -. StoCkrrs and :eed' RS So. l,ftf Is;
: utiern steers S3.255li."p: southern cows 81 10
az: native cows S2lJT,2. %. native h"fers s.. 50
N.3en: bulls 81. i1T3. ~: calves 81 75fr6. 25 Hogs
Receipts 5000; market steady To =, lower; top
s.. 10. bulk Of sales N.95uj.u5; heavy Sld5.1D.
',aokers 81 %'H %: pigs and lights 81 3jGi5.
Sh.ep-Receipts 25'H. market steady to strong:
native lambs $i.G5a5s5: Western lambs 81 s5T
-. fed S3.5Oni:- Western fed yearIincs
stlI;i % stockers and feeders s2.73Wt.
Chicago. Jan. 2b,-t attle-Reccipts 60}l:
steady. good TO prime steers s75d5; poor 70
medium slu6: stock and feeders 81 Il; cows 81 80
n -; heifers S2G i.Ii; Gamers 81 .51d2.5h bulls
s,T4 & calves SO 50IiG. -. Hogs-R.ceipts to-
day t2.i 600. tomorrow 5000; mixed and butch
crs 81 55n5l l5; god to cloice heavy S5.o5a5 20:
sales i.spa5 .05. sheep Receipts i5.0jN Sheep
and lambs lNI2oc lower; good to choice weth-
ars 81 2lTi 80. fair to choice mixed 50 sat;
Western sheep s4di6o: native lambs siG5fi6:
western lambs Si.5JM6.
south s.. Joseph. Mo, Jan. 26.-Cattie-Re-
csipts 5000 steady to 10c lower: natives 81 -
ISIS. cows and heifers s2fJi q: stock.rs and
feoIefs S2Hi. -. HoGs-Receipts $500; Sc lower;
light 81 S5T5.c5: medium and heavy sl9IIad
5l5. Sheei,-Receipts 1900. l0n2Ic higher
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MI IES-MuIes arc not coming IN with such
freedom as they did for several weeks back
and IL looks though this weeks arrivals
Will H.. lighter than in than n month.
The smaller ran is attributable to two causes
the comparatively lower position which the
weather which has been making railroad op-
Grafton 50 difficult. Infayorahle conditions also
aTp.:ir from the other side of the market Tor
the weather has been so disagreeable that buy
ers have not shown much anxiety to ptirchas,
anl the volume of sales since the week opeuej
has been comparatively small The market
continues to show a weak backward tendency
on small rough and common cotto. mules
while. the other hand. good. smooth. we'll
broken ones selling pretty freely and the
extra ones in noticeably good demand
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Il. ~ q. S-N. Il. II.

Train Depart. Arrive.
Cincinnati. Louisville" Was'-
inEton. !faItIm. re-. Phia9ci-
ihia and New York ESNur ss "2:N5 am 'i:25 pm
Cincinnati. I.1uiSv lie. pits
hurg. WaShinr'Nu. Batyi-
more. phjl.flcluhi" and
New York FAST Mall. '7-0S rIn IS am
Cincinnati AccuIHrup lsir lon Is am 49, pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
hurg WssriuEtli3. Balt'-
more. Philadelphia al'i
Limited -. 'a:7G am .s:25 nm
Ninrelnes accorl.l,C Ia ton - - nm r 70 am
Flora Acc1r.lrIi. ,iation ...-.... SOS - pm
West Baden and French Lick
Springs Via NoupU Route $50 am 80 nm
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
K 5MEI COUNCIL No a. hNlt;lils
- or Columbus meets every nTst and thIra
4nursday In the west hail Century bulIuInY
Ninth and olive SITS lisItInR kIugnts are m.
vited- {. j. MONAGHAN. Grand knIknt
NJ. J. McGTanr. Recorder.
X ESRlSk COUNCIL, No. 6s6. KNIGHTS
~ OF columbus. meets every secOnu AMI
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hin Hall 10. 5sgi
Maple avenue Visiting knights aIways well
come, JOHN PAUL CHEW Grand knight
Walter 4. Cunningham. Recorder
m At.ISElIE COUNCIL NO sCo
IA knights of Columbus meets every Sec.
ond and fourth luesia, The west hall, C,n-
ing knights cordially invited. '
FRANK &. CUNNINGHAM
7, u ,,,r,i r,,.s Grani Knight.
G 7. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO 15y MEETS ~
- ery frsl and third Tuesday az West r.,
t.alI southwest corner Finney aud Van,!evenIs.
avenues. Visiting knights xI- cord!aiiy in
yited. M, ,,,-,.
Joseph r LAM. Recorder.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

81 I%pt IL - - -
Train.
PrinCeGn. Louisville. 1.nN-
ingtOn and way stations.
Chattanooga. Rome. At
Iantn. NattonD and points
in the Southwest ......----.
Mount Vernon Accommoda-
tiOn ...-..-.---.--- --....--.'
Princeton. Louisville, LeN-
ington, Knoxville. AShe-
Vile. Chattanooga Rome.
Atlanta. Augusta, Charles
ton, Macon and all points
In Florida and the South
east Observation-Disclosures.
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HI(r FO{R

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK {
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
WAYS.
Train.
JrGianapCiis Express .--... -
New York and Boston Linz ,
kritkerhocker Special = New
York. Boston. Washington. =,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. l.
Mattoon and Alton Accom- ,
mediation -........-.-------- -
Nattnou and Alton Accom- ~.
mediation -.-.-. 90. - ~
pCs-rn. New York. cincir-
nati. Washington. Baiti- -,
more and Philadelphia ... ii
Cincinnati. Dayton. Spring -
field. columbus Express. =
Slton-Leaves 1850 a m. -
n IN. Arrives $500 a. m. 'l:ia
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED,
Loans al 5 Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. TI-
AMOS, ETC, without removal: NJ PUEl.lc-
lff- See before getting LOAN elsewhere;
AilI save YOU money CHEhPFR RATES.
LONGER TINE. SMALLER PAYMENTS We
rag off any LOAN or balance FUR
NiTJRE pav aJ your ONNENlENCE. Lib
.raI DISCOUNTS. Call ana be convinced.
Write or telephone kiulpch \ 632.
UNION FINANCF: 90. SO and S02 Oriel lld=..
s. e. sixth and Locust Entrance 3lt Y.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Southern Cattle Scarce-Becfers Arc
Stead,-HOgs close Easy.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef SteerS-While the
low prices that il. force at the close hf
last week was one cause OF curtaiiment OF
supplies the present week. the blizzard prob
ably had much to with the light supply
that received Tuesday anything else
There Were only few hundred CItt- On sale
that contained mixed assortment. and outside
If f"w pretty good hc!fers there was nothing
nf any consequence included Among the ar
rivals We're few common to medium steers
that sold fully ~" higher than tn" close Of II"
we' T. Had ,hsr, been NOR" available the trade
would have TlIei fairly good. as buyers needed
:. fsw cattle liIt with few hand there
were not enough TO induce much competition,
HJwCNei. they found Il very satisfactory outlet.
BEEF AND BlICitEE STEERS.
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|ST,L LOU|SRA|LR0AD TIME TABLE
LOUIS
BURLINGTON ROUTE =

Bt RLiNGTON ROUTE =
Train.
For Hannibal. II. & st. !.
points. Quincy. kcrkuh and
Local to Hannibal .....-....
For Quincy and KaOkuk..--.
For st. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS.
via East Side Line. Illinois
and Wisconsin .......-.-....
The Burlington Northern Pa
cliic Express. for Kansas
CITY. 81 Joseph, y rtlw@S-
Nehra ska. Rlaci. Hills Wv
oiuinS Montana. WHsIing-
ton. Puget Sound. Portland
aEi or ron ...--.-.--.-.--...
! WIN ttrt F,s.'r.Ss. f"r St
Paul. NinErsru i and / IVA
IH' NghlI itI-t'1'.Iar''| EN-
press, fpr Denver. 'nlarsi DO
t'ta r-i Pacific Coast. via
= Joseph ...-.-.--.- .--.,---... !.
Night Northern Express. 80
FIR = raiI. N'uT"1p"l!s
and iowa ..-....-..- .--..-.-
For Illinois vir r,7s. S'ir
l.Ie, 10 Rock Island. Gin
ton la. Savannah sni bu-
LuIuc .--...-............ ..-...-.
For Kansas city. council
Bluffs. omaha. = Jss~rh,
Denver, Nearaska. colo
rai". Utah lui Pacific
Coast Observation-Disclosures.
Local for Hannibal. ......-....
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FIaxseed Quotations.
AGED COUPLE ARE MARRIED.
Colonel Morgan Weds Mrs. Pickle
at Virginia, Ill.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Virginia H.. Jan. 26.-Colonel Andy Nor
gan. a veteran of the Civil War was
married to-day to Mrs. Nancy Pickle, II
wears old. Colonel Morgan is 20 years old.
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To WhGm II M4y Concern:
This Cerjities that ] the holder Of n
Property rrtTGrt n the Eql' TABLE HOME
-NSSpi IA1I.@N for $. t~l. on ntv-ycar term:
that IL February. iHl3. the sad Association rur
chased i"- no. rudyr NY contract a home at
N2I Madison avenu" ana CAV" me possession nf
II. ! an paying each month my contract
50. a.. which IL credit nv home and J raw
So 81 each month interest cn its purchase
price. II ray hc considered rent | am
wei satisfied nth my contract. and il is Civ
ing me home much cheaper and to far
greater aGvanta=. u me than ! could get in
any cth.- ! hC'icv.. the plan Of the
Association cord cne for man - save his
money and secure home. and that the men in
charge If II are RETAIL. anf understood their
business. Very r'speCtful.-
LOUIS +. MrPEEk
We have m" original cary 0f TIE aipy. and
hundreds Hf othersl at CIR office open iar inspec
ton. Cr vnu write for the particulars diYsct.
In writing these parties would suggest. out
OF courtesy. THAI you inclpSe stamn for reply.
EQIiI ABLE HOME ASSOCIATION
chi Buri: on Bldg. 81. Louis No.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

GRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
- Arcanuni. sO9-Sll Holland Building-A
cordial welcome to visitors friends. brethren
and members from abroad
F. H. BACON. c. R.
Jno c. Fillinssworth. Grand Secretary.
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Lowest Rate Loans.

ApNANIE YOU MORE MONEY on your FL n
NITI RE, PIANOS. horses and wagons. goods
i.ft in YOUR POSSESSION. WEEKLY ur
MONTHLY raymerls; LOWEST RATES: dis
-0s y. Tsuth st. n III Ozark building THE
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NJ. AZ. !r
lE. .lHst.

I!ut, her 'I;tly-A few scattering head uf cows
and Ea.!Dis and a iJII err jE.p ~ helfrrS was
tar extent ef the supply # hatcher grades and
tu'l" w"- hardly '""uSh bus ut-s On which L"
hts.' quotations. u-.trtur.'--. -t...- Hcre CON
s!G,rahiv stronger than Monday. y few vealS
s..lI
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YOUR CREDIT
Is GOOD HERE FOR
MONEY

I. Won hold a PERMANENT SAI.ARIED PO-
sITIoN. on your PLAIN NOTE; WITHOUT
MORTGAGE ENDORSEMENT or knowledge OF
We ALSO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FUR. FUR.
'NITURE, PIANOS, ETC Lowest rates. aui9A
Call. write or TELEPHONE Kinloch & I e 1867; 70
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
Room Ills Missouri Trust Building entrance 7os
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

Train. .l.nhrt
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 am
Valley Park Accommodation. 20 pm
Pacific Accom- Tm1iatiun.--..--. $50 am
Texas ard Kansas Mail
For Springfield. Fort smith.
Paris Dallas. Ennis. ipuS-
ton. Galveston. Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita ....---... '9:"' am
Pacific Accommodation -------- tl:1h nm
Valley Park AccummDHati9 ion ''l.S9 pm
Meteor : For Springfield.
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita,
Nirits. Oklahoma Denis"n.
Sherman. Dallas. Fort
Worth, Waco ans Brown
Valley Park Accommodation. y3:3' nm
Valley Far, Accommodation fh:Zi pm
Pacific Accommodation. f5:-i pm
Pacific Accommodation. .---;.- --..-.----
Texas and Kansas Limited
Springfield Eureka Springs.
Fort smith. Paris. Dallas.
Greenville. Ennis. C0rs'-
cana. Houston. Galveston.
Austin. sun Antonio: Car
tn.ge ..0plin. Wichita.
Burton and the West. 's:s5 pm
western ExpressLfror spring
field. VInita. Denison. Sher-
man. Oklahoma. Carthage
and Joulin -.-.-..-.-------.-.-lp: -lp:Op Pnl
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YANING-ScHAFFNER.

Mascoutah Ill. Jan. s6.-Mary Shaffner of
this city and Mr. J. f. Yaning of East St
Louis were married here to-day.
TEICHMAN-BOUGHN
bloomington ILL., Jan os-Mr. Oscar Teich-
man and Miss Myrtle Boughn OF Lincoln were
married here to-day.
MEYERS-AMES
bloomington ILL.,. Jan. 26.-Mr H E. Myers
Of Peoria and Mabel F. Ames OF Springfield
were married here to-day.
SCOTT-WILDEsR.
Evansville Ind. Jan. 26.-Miss Pearl Wilder
of this city and Mr. Alexander Scott of Phila-
depha were married this afternoon They
departed immedia . after the ceremony for 4
tour OF the Eastern States
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money Advanced SaIarisd People,

Transfers, boarding g-house keepers without secu-
rity, easy payments. largest business in 90 princ-
pai cities. Toiman, 5oi Aouser bldg.,s@ Chestnut.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
LOWS.

"A ECHOR LODGE, NO. 322. l. o. o. F..
M meets every MOnuSy evening at Schuette s
iiaIl Nineteenth and Wright streets. Work in
The degrees. Visiting brothers welcome
LEO LANGENBACHER, y. G-.
1876 u FaIlGn ST.
David Petty. Secretary.
7. LOUIS LODGE. NO. ;. |. o. q. f.,
- meets every saturday evening in Hall No
I, odd Fellows building. Ninth and Olive
streets. Visitors wvlc, me- Members expected
tu attend. Il l.. GERLlN. y. 6.
Wallace McCarge. secretary.
hiILDEI LODGE. No. q l. o. O. p,
W meets Tuesday evening of each week at
hs.I. No. /. odd Fellows building. corner N!2th
and Olive. at o'clock. Visiting brothers in
Nitcd To attend J. e St'HANEfs, y. q.
r. W. Riegel, Secretary
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MONEY TO LOAN

on FrRNlTURt. PIANOS HORSES.
OUR NEW SYSTEM gives You tiDAPER
RATE OF interest. IoNGER TINE and SMALL
Err PAYMENTS than any other COMPANY on
can PAY AS NOC WISH. either weekly or
monthly. and only pay for such time as YOU
have had loan. Goods remain in YOUR POS
SESSION. -. -
NO PAYMENTS required while SICK OR
OFT OF WORK. In case Of death of husband
ALI, INTEREST PAID REFUNDED and Pa
E0 PUBLICITY. no INCONVENIENCE. NO
DELAY: papers be signed at house and
YOU can get money same day YOU Apply.
We will PAY ANY LOAN OR CLAIM against
your goods and GIVE YOt MORE MONEY,
II you cannot call. WRITE OR TELEPHONE
us and we will send agent TO explain our NEW
SYSTEM TELEPHONE KlNLOCH h 43i
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building
Rrosdwav and Olive st Entrance 42l Olive ST
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Train Depart. Arrive.
Florida Limited. via Nash
vile Atlanta Chattsroo-
ga Macon Tifton. IA
eonvI!e. 81. Augustine and
Tampa ihr pm I-sS pun
Fas. Mail-E:vausvil!e. Nash
VILE Birmingham. Mont
gomery. ChattanocCa. NJ
fanta Augusta and Jack
ton. 8 c. .."'.,.....,..1...... SD am 7:1s pm
Southern Express. to Evans
VILE Nashville. Birm inC-
ham Mobile. New Orleans.
Townsville. jacksonville,
Petersbrrs ....'...'.......... s:i5 pm 7:2o an
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEpTED MASONS.


A NCHuR LODGE. No 4ia. \. +. y \ Nj
w S.at"i communication al go o'clock j.
m. Jefferson: and Park avenues. "Wednesday .
January - Work + \. d-Rr,". ~. tlsrn N"l-
COME. & " iiIGIII.S W NJ.
i. Il Can.Il. secre:ary, ~.
A NcHoR. LODGE. No. i4a. \. =. \ y. Nj
TN Sp"Hiai communication AZ l2:i1 e" ct'ck =.
n thiIyrdi ~ oUr late brother, William lheL
= TI"s' ". HUGHES. w. NJ.
Z. II. CafalI secretary.
= EuRGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. >.
" y r x y. M-A regular communication
or this iodst VIII be h,!d on January d; at
held ro Ill IN" Office Of secretary. made vacant
ty the death of the late W II. Henry Llhou.
work IN the NJ NJ dvCIse. All members are
requested tn h" present this occasion. VISIT
& ". JAMES. ". NJ
Charles Lihou. Acting Secretary.
, AMBshIN LODGE. No. so. \ +. * a.
L. M-StateI communication this 'Ncdnts-
1ayl 'N"nlng. January =, al 80. No;k r. i.
lagree. NlsItors welcome. Good attendance OK
Fred q. FueSSel. Secretary.
m lSSoLEJ LODGE. No. !. \. +. & A Nj
IL called communication on "Wednesday.
The 9TH inst. at I:3p =. M. torinthian Hall,
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. NJ. NJ d-gre'..
Members are requested and visiting brethren
lIatcrnaily invited Ia attend.
JOS. W. kRUEGER. W. VI.
John H Deems. Secretary
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Why pay rent when you own your home :?
This question has probably been in your mind
orfore We her. show you how you can
your home for less than rent. We have a
plan whereby can place You in possession Of
home Gf your choice and give ten fifteen.
!wenty or thirty wears in which 10 pay for it.
'Ur particulars address
EQUITABLE HOME ASSOCIATION.
6tl burlington building
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LOT BST-xlla : @. cor California and Caro-
line: suitable fog business residence. 2S9lA
Papin.
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Eggs.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. ian. 26.-Eggs-Receipts to-day 4, =
go cases. The market was sold down to bare