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ton and Mr.. Higgins found it necessary to
declare that he was no mans man. Then
Senator Plat came out with his personal
letters to his friends all over the state
urging them to support Higgins.
The avalanche of votes on the national
ticket gave the state ticket large ma
jority also. Yet to fall something like
100000 votes behind President Roosevelt
did not show high degree of confidence
in the republican candidate for governor, or
In the Odell organization. In the intensity
of this feeling Gov. Odell himself did not
receive the full credit to which he was
entitled for keeping down the Tammany
vote In New York city. That showed what
might be done in the future.
What Higgins May Do.
Many of the good judges of New York
politics think that Gov.-elect Higgins will
settle the issue regarding the senatorship
If he proclaims that his administration has
no punishment to mete out for those who
support Depew this will insure Senator
Depew's reelection, although the Odell
neutenants are very positive of their
strength regardless Of the governor-elect
AT least they say they are.
A suggestion has been made that the only
outcome OF the snarl will be to sacrifice
both Depew and Black and find a new
man. Cornelius N. Bliss and Elihu Root
are mentioned possibilities, but both of
them are understood to be warmly in favor
of Senator Depews reelection. Should
compromise finally be made on a third man
the question would be open as to whether
Odell has succeeded in completely sup
planting Senator Platt. The party as
whole might be in better shape, but each
Of the leaders would continue to claim
control Of the organization. 1t is just to
say that neither Senator Plat nor Gov.
Odell favor comprises. They do not go into
a savage political fight expecting 1t to be
settled by a dog-fall.
Whether the sentiment of the party will
manifest itself and have much influence on
the result I don't profess to guess. Both
the Plat and the Odell leaders point out
that whether the senator is Depew or Black
or Bliss or Root, the organization will have
selected a good man, and when the organi-
cation can be relied on to do that the re-
publican voters should not bother.
CHARLES NJ. PEPPER.
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trance to Hampton creek) buoy. No g was
changed from spar to a third-cass nun
December 20.
Hooper strait, Md.-Bloodsworth Island
hats northwest end buoy, No. ., a second
class num- was changed to a winter spar
December 10.
Eastern bay. Md.-Kent Island spit buoy
NO. 1, second-class can. was changed to q
winter spar December 20.
Chesapeake bay, main ship channel, Va
Holland Point shoal buoy, No. %, a second
class can, and Horseshoe Point shoal buoy,
No. %, a second-class can, were changed
to winter spars December 20.
Patapsco river, Md-Cutoff channel buoy,
No. 10, first-class can, reported out of
position December 10, was replaced Deem
Der 81.
The following buoys had spar markers
placed alongside for the winter Decem-
Der u: Beaverton channel buoy, No. 30,
second-class nun; turning buoy, No p,
second-class can; Fort McHenry channel
buoy, No. "a, a second-class nun; Fort Nc
Henry channel buoy. No. 40 a spar. and
Fort McHenry channel buoy, No. AZ, spar,
found broken off, were replaced Deem
Der p.
Fishing Battery light station, Md.-The
light at this station was temporarily dis
continued December 10. navigation being
closed by ice.
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RECENT MILITARY TESTS.
Reports Of Experiments Received b,
the Chief of Ordnance.

Gen. Crozier, chief of the bureau of ord
nance, War Department, has received re-
ports of experiments and tests recently
made at various arsenals and stations. The
board Of ordnance conducted experiments
tending to the Improvement of the bullet
for the caliber 80 rifle, by thickening the
jacket and changing the form Of the bullet
to give greater accuracy at long ranges.
It was reported from the Sandy Hook
proving ground that duck cover for the
telescope sight and sight parallel mechan-
ism for six-nch D. c., model 1903. made at
the Rock Island arsenal in accordance with
suggestions from the proving ground, was
received, tested and found entirely satisfac-
tory.
1t is announced that the curb bits, of the
issued to the cavalry and artillery board at
Fort Riley for test, are designed so that the
cheek pieces of the bride are attached to
the bit by steel pieces which rotate on the
mouthpiece and do not change the tension
on the cheek piece during the use Of the
bit as curb
A change has been made in the guard of
officers sabers. The new saber being man.
ufactured at the Springfield armory will
have the guard made of brass heavily
nickel-plated, instead of German silver,
because of its softness.
In comparative tests held at the Water
vliet arsenal of braided lanyard made of
italian hemp, and the service lanyards
made of twisted cord, 1t was found that the
braided cord was not as strong as the twist
ed lanyard, but 1t was considered strong
enough for use in lanyards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24
Attempt THAT Failed.

Other attempts have been made more re.
Gently with and without the assistance of
the government. but they have not sue
ceeded because the American people have
lacked the patience and have been able to
derive greater profits from other lines Of
labor The climate is all right, the null
berry tree. which furnishes the best food
fo- the silk worm. will grow anywhere in
this country. but the women and girls of
American families have not been willing to
apply themselves as their sisters In France
Italy. Japan and other parts OF Europe,
Asia and Africa have done.
Secretary Wilson thinks the experiment
is worth trying again. He has imported
large quantities OF young mulberries and
eggs OF the silk worm from France and
italy. and Will furnish both to everybody
In the farming population who Is willing
to try silk raising In earnest. Instructions
will be furnished for the care OF the trees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24
The Value of Charcoal.
FEW PEOPLE KNOW HOW USEFUL IT Is IN
PRESERVING HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

FEW PEOPLE KNOW HOW USEFUL IT Is IN
PRESERVING HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal is the
sofest and most efficient disinfectant and purifier
in nature. but few realize Its value when taken
into the human system for the same cleansing pur-
pose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more you take of It
the better: II is not a drug at ALL but simply
absorbs the gases and impurities always present
in the stomach and intestines and carries them
gu. Of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after smoking,
drinking or after eating onions and other odor-
GUS vegetables.
Charcoal eifectually clears and improves the
complexion 1t whitens the teeth and further acts
as a natural and eminentiy safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases which collect In
the stomach and bowels: II disinfects the mouth
and throat from the poison Of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In form
other. but probably the best charcoal and the
most for the money is in Stuarts Charcoal Loz-
erges: they composed Of the finest powdered
Willow charcoal and ether harmless sntiseptics
IL tablet form. rather In the form OF large,
pleasant tasting lozenges. the charcoal being
mixed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will soon tell
in a much improved condition of the general
health. better complexion. sweeter breath and
prrer blood and the beauty OF 1t is. that no pos
sible harm can result from their continued use,
but on the contrary. great benefit.
Buffalo physician, IN speaking Of the benefits
OF charcoal, says II advise Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges to all patients suffering from gas In
stomach and bowels. and to clear the complexion
ard purify the breath. mouth and throat; also
believe the liver is greatly benefited BY the daily
use Of them they cost but twenty-five cents u
box at drug stores, and although In some sense q
patent preparation. set believe get more and
better charcoal in Stuarts Charcoal Loxenges than
in any of the ordinary charcoal tableu."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24
OF Interest to Mariners.

The following notice to mariners relative
to buoyage in waters visited by vessels from
this citys-has just been issued by the light
house authorities and is of interest:
Hampton Roads, Va.-Newport News bar
buoy, a r. and B. H. s. spar, found adrift.
was replaced December 20.
James river, ya.-Naseway shoaI upper
buoy. No. 8, a first-class can. was changed
to winter spar December 90.
Pagan creek. James river. Va.-Pagan
creek entrance buoy. B. and w. p. 8.
first-ciass can. had a spar marker placed
alongside for the winter December 20.
Hampton creek, Va.-East Flats (en-
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and the worms and the Agricultural De-
partment will buy all the silk produced
at an average rate of $ a pound. The ex-
pertinent has been going on for two sea-
been imported and have been distributed
chiefly in the south Atlantic and gulf tases
end in Kansas. Nebraska and California.
The first season d9o3) produced about 500
pounds of silk. The report of the yield
for 1904 has not come yet, but should he
very much larger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24

A Pere Marquette CMich.) passenger train.
bound from Saginaw to Grand Rapids, Is
reported to have been wrecked. running into
an open switch just inside the Grand Rapids
city limits No fatalities are reported, but
it is said that three or four persons were in
jured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21

New YORK Jan Sr-Beeyes-Receipts = ~.
good steers firm 20 iGc higher: medium AMI
common steady. bulls and COWS steady to &c
lower native steers 81 - 20 s. 10 bulls s. =.
st25. cows $50 10 sS@'. Cables quoted live
cattle steady a. ltc 70 = per III. dressed
refrigerator beef 80 u .7sc per III Exports
TODAY p" cattle. I.S'S sheep ana 6.i,N quarters
e. sf to.rr3T =: ea!tls Y ga and 81 rhsep hs
yard ami little calves steady. veals 81 So TO
8 -: i;tle calves s. 80 to 81. Ssrnyari and ,ei
do e. - 81. city dressed Eeals firrn at Sc TO
Is, per- Ii. country dressed steady AZ .Gl2c.
sheep and lambs Receipts 2SS sheep steady:
larnhs firrl sheep s. to s. -: cuIIs s. So lambs
:lS, nonlilaIy steady: no sales reported
Kansas CiJy. Mo. Jan 2'.-CattIe-Rsce4pts
T. I-- lower. export and dressed beef steers
81 OUTS. fai- 70 good S7|fii Is. WESTERN fed
steers s. S5Gl!i 90: sJockers and feeders aat 10:
southern strssrs N'i. southern cows S.tie 81:
native SsG3-g. native heifers s. zoo 20.
bulls S2-.S'I 80. calves s. s5Ie. Hogs-Recepts
tulk of sales 81 S}d4 -. heavy 411i3 a. asl.
packers = -! -. pigs and hght s. 2sa q.
SSheep- Rec-iptS i;oeo; market weak 10 l9c
az 81: Wsstern-fr! yeariinss $G5.25. stocsers
and feeders S2..5sti
ktt I0a25C lower, gooi to prime steers S5G5.sb.
poor To- medium sA.5tGt-i0. stocksrs and feed
ers $ .vdI cows si.;1a4: heiters saat.;.n: can
Hogs- Receipts 300. tomorrow 500. mixed
and butchers 81; '54Ii s. good - choice heavy
-. bulk - salas 81 7eI+ - Sheey-RscsiptS
1@.".": sheep and lambs SLOW: gool To- choice
wethsrs sat-; ta:r t. sho'c sho'ce mixed mixed ;aft;
IS. Western lambs 81 i.c5G5 -
south St Joseph. No. Jan. c--,attls-Re-
..l5: COWS and heifers 81. 75F p: srockers a14
feeders se.7sa42 . Hos@Raceip;s 7.S51. $
lover, ligh, 81 Ysaits9 ngtgn anI hesvy s.. y
s. S5: wethsrs 81 %
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BY TeIeEraph.



aiFhy 50 f.et. and n-tnz 1-fl- V-ea-74r
800 70 rfa Tennassss --..r,. -
Nashville al noon. Victor = - '..n- -rl.-i
s,s' ries W:eorc 70 io5ta itt 70 ' nHlosd VI .Ta
of local tovhoats Increases Nth -. lang
resumption OF navigation nsvr 7ee.- L0-s'
inspectors Green and Fsr-fs we're mere to-1s'
picking W On -rs levss-
Cairo. IL. Jan. 9r--R:ver gauge reads =
zee. showing rise o. : q a foo during frs
,'aptala Tfa,rv Nicholas arrived from -he Lover
Mis- ssipo! and 5ep5rts new cssnreis - Pom.
Moores and Dameile= touhesd. a. Joe Echa'-
~ f@et deep. Gown 70 right of middle ha-
= middle bar and down bsr.
MsHgh. Tenn Jan % The r.z-T hrr. -, :.
good tfi9- Th- lanes Lee departed a. . =
m :oF F'-.aF's E,oin, The Peters Iee dersr,sf
smr @ sea asa i, }s ssf.. ,as ss,sn s3s Ecc.i2.: 2
sacks cotton seed
n.sht sSoWsd - rsii in q : The r. Bsiis y ,.,-
co-,iiil Cleared for Na,chez The Eis arrig.i
Tne Natchsz is due I'd. Weather CLOUDY and
cSaGs sRe a9a GF7Hsau as Rter h rss iaa n.
CITY OF Warsaw making regular crossings.
B.t..inston, Ia. Jan 2,-The river - .tiIi
The weather is warm and raining
Louisville Ky Jan a0-River falling: in
canal as on falls rs. below locks IL /. Cloudy
ami warmer.
Chester. III. Jan a-CIauge - fee,. station
sry Weather cloudy and mild and threat
ening rain
Grand Tower IL. Jan. d The gauge read.
IS feet ana rising. weather cloudy and
Cincinnati O. Jan c1-Rivsr I. 3: rising.
Navigation still suspended Cloudy. warmer.
Wheeling. W Va Jan. 3l-Rive- -: falling.
Break expected RAN and warmer.
PiJtsburE. Pa. Jan .o-River at Davis Is
land dam feet; stationary Raining
Evansville Ind. Jan c0-River rising 81.
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Poultry.
RErTRI.IC SPECIAI.


New York. Jan. ao-Live Foultry-The 'e-
ceirts to-day were : cars Western. South
western and a small sprinkling by express
There was a good demand from the East Side
dealers. and stock cleared out promptly on 81
rival. with the prospects for clearance this
week rather bright providing the stock gets
here time otherwise some stock may nave
70 he carried over Turkeys not plenty and
steady. Prime heavy geese worked into cp-
sumr;ive channels. while the thin lots went
10 nearby poultry farms 10 be fa;tenei fo- a
later market. Ducks steady. Quotations IN
changed
Dressed Poultry-Receipts to-day eSSs pk-s /;
trat. was slow and very disa py.ointirE and
receivers generally look for a little reaction al;
middle Of tine week. but some OF the large
beef houses urged their choice heavy 5-ih.
fowls at 13c and only a limited quantity OF the
commission goods arriving showed quality -
bring that figure. while medium To good dry
picked fowls sold at f2nIe1-c Fancy scaIded
fowls not plenty and market firm. \ few soft
meated roasting chickens sold urp TO i4G lie.
hut the average run OF stock lc7isc coyera I
most OF the business Turkeys in moierat
supply. but very few wanted and only selected
Young hens or young toms under l, lbs reached
outside figures. Fancy ca pons. IL here. would
command Isc to 1sc for lib TO S-lb birds b,:t
those arriving were undesirable, er,4r and
coarse grained, and had to go at inside figures
Western ducks sold little better. G;eese, un-
less fancy and small. not wanted. Squads
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21
LIVESTOCK MAR>ET.
Native Run FHir-Brcf Cattle Easy
sheep Range Lower

NATIVE CATTLE Beef S.eers-The fresh
supply was cstima Cd At around 500 head. and
In conjunction with the late arrivals Tuesday
there were close 20 ts0 cattle in the native
division. which was more than the demand
called for, and the market opened in a ,!raegv
and unsatisfactory manner: Nevertheless. the
supply Tor the thee iays shows loss with
the Corr,sI- ndinE period of last week being
around -" mead. against IT, sH the week baf, r.,
hut fully SO larger than the corresponding
offerings asaIn ran largely to common and
medium fed grades. though a fair shs-a Of
uretty good grades We're available and several
loads OF good rp choice kinds. Ruycrs were
slow in appearing and then took hold very slow
L. and when trading began. which continued
very SLOW. sales showed a loss of IaSTl5c on th,.
decline still more with the blunt end on
the comon classes. which showed much as
3sc loss. Towards the close buyers orders were
Tnled and The market was in very bad condition
and very few cattle found sale. Late bids were
fully I5G25c OF on the best kinds. with other
kinds Sna4oc lower. 1t was almost impossible at
the close to get buyers to look ANYTHING he
low good grades and they claimed prices were
NO oaisc; they had ali they could use.
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No, Ay. tT No ,5 Az Fr No ,,AA AZ Pr;
81: his. 40 65.. .l2ei.. 80 Is l:i2.-. 4eo
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and To Morrow.
va shington. Van. N-FOrecas 8

Eastern TeNas-Rsn and much colder Thurs
day. Friday fair. colder along the coast.
fresh southeast winds. becoming northwesteriy-
Arkansas-Ra!n and much colder Thursday.
Friday fair.
Missouri-Rain Thursday: colder in east and
south portions Friday. fair
Illinois-Rain THURSDAY. turr Ing tn snow IN
northeast portion: colder in central and south
portions Friday. fair. fresh northeast
winds. shifting TO northwest.
IOva-Snow Thursday: colder in east AMI
central portions. Friday. fair
Kansas and Sebraska-Fair THURSDAY and
Friday. warmer Friday.
Western Texax-Fair and colder Thursday
FriSsy = fair. warmer in north portion
Indian Territory and Oklahoma Fair and
colder Thursday- Friday. fair and warmer
SPECIAL FORECAST
Cold wave warnings have beaa issued for
South and East Utah. Northern Arizona. West
ern Colorado. Oklahoma. Indian Te-ritorE.-Sr-
kansas and for louisiana and Texas. except
on the and II st. Marie and frost warn
iugs fo- California and Southern Arizona,
Storm warnings are displayed on the nest
gulf coast.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21

IN Experiment - being rrais on -!r
8 ~ = Iilw~Trr- - FtttsoIrE o. hlrs-irZ
80 z1--- tsf0re . Eoez % the bGtlsE- TTs
-.ar' &c similar those used by =~-ia % rhs
:s--0-tss along The -ivH-
4-@ c-ev u the harbD- bcs- made ero-lN-
e't-rIr. YESTERDAY afternoon - recover -1s
-<-s =. BENJAMIN Ssrn1sa from the tiy"= u-.-
'% Ea1S urifE-- S-ys-al charges Cr d. ia rit'
7er@ @I-' Odd.
The steamer Chester vas hs.nE prepared
Lfs'H7-ay f5r - TIP 20 rHs TEng-sss- F.iye-.
Iu tis afternoon
The rr--rr---se appointed r. the 'nIc T;ly>-
on srtinr 2as given Z hearing before -l-e
RE. aa7 E5arbyr Committee v-S-er-sv
EFashnE'0-
-'artain Ere: Daft eEs Vas IN command
y ne p Ntraf p ar Hs-= she =aaf -
Nateh@z- Ms. Tss caii.- a. ire hsrhor - rs
ysSrerda--
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AN


ff,-:s-Tn. receipts %. fCg< continue IIharal
ta. day was gver rns.Iue ne siI1p!y r.t- -@e
rrs- haIf nF the vree1 amount 70 Tearlr q. ~.
- = -. 80 ~ gsT H. IraaI c-<1-5rrs eq-
cutie god al-Fr-ls- 4 far rrYu-5rti.n - -ha
l..i.-l.-r - nus Oh ''-s
The I.t--af rim here and efaeTrers had p
9.er. tn -rar5.- 1--neFl -1 secure rr-f- t1gs
cL-a..-r r.=sIg.r-i. -,l- If-rIe BUSINESS was
Tr-'re a--I-sr- --. --at- md business -
along Al a ag--! -.-4 Easgsz ss r.la 49,.
rI.-,e- zalqs,-g -.a .t.a-'-e IN, - r..i-sa -
TlfxeJ and Il.l- s.----i -r-4 han ne medium
1,ii.a 80. ,..1. ~. -. 80 ~
cannot - induced - r:-rtssa then eycs.r IN
sell rhr-q any other gyas a. any prize
The late Hlarse- vas quite active ard prices
Tna- Clearance vas : -! ,of--1ering tu- num-
b@- o., lat arrivals
ti,nI br.rc1~- and heayg h-g- sold at 81 So
81 "a -. lights ar-,.- 10 ib-- ay.ras@ 81 "a
zig, ua!e- -, ItS 81 i5Iijl and r.ugss AMI
ctIi-s ~ s4sl4-t Tn. Dr.lk q -he hogs weigh
s. "a. IN rtles.ssv.
SHF.--I'- Arain IN. supply ss sheep % as quite
IF-sterr.s and Mexic..rs lei in Missouri and
l.lipg.s some .o-ylf native -h--u and lambs
Hrr- ais? or. sal. ,ut n,s as many as ts'l1l
49, Frrjr.s r-aIiz-t w.r- har,.Iv as good as
all cases \ good demand prevailed and ali
decent mutton stock found ready sale but
half fat ana all inferior ainis we're not ran;=i
s. : Western lar.bs uT, to s. 70 and native
Isrrf,S al s. 3
fFIP-F-S- --~E- horse market q, ea.nlu, In
srr.urrh and fsrnla--- a. th- week advances
Monday was good market. hgJ the same
rI..asrlr+- ~ strength was not exhibited on the
'ie1 - -rs,i- Vas a irttj@ by-trr. but the con
iIfl,.. a. r-g.r,!.r, tn h-svy and medium
uff-rirs< were about tn- sane The W~ineS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21
ATTENTION.! ATTENTION!

" 4. German = Icuis's celebrated Clair
yoyant. Spirit Medium and Paln'st. is perma-
nsntly located here. Advises On love law. bust
ness. speculation. marriage ana divorce. re
unitss the separated. causes speedy and happy
marriages with ono YOU love. removes 'viI in
fltl. nC.. in fact cIe-ytFinG- Absolute satiSca"-
ton in all cases guaranteed or positively no
fec accented. questions answered as test. He
10 s SUNDAYS incIudcdl. ofrce and Tesi't.pc".
2Sni Washington ave. Bring this statement
MRS DOCTOR LYONS gives readings re
rardinr ALI affairs of life. located psrrnano ontly
in her own home. no letters afsW'Ttl. &c
hours from a. m = m 52HA Olive
NINE NEWW greatest fortune teller in the
world; brings separated together. 1895 Franklin.
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Weather al q. M. cloudy. Al 2 m.
Hight rain Maximum temperature IS; minimum
temperature. 81. stage OF river az a. NJ.
IS feet EDWARD II. ROWE.
lccal Fcrecastef.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

HEVALIER LODGE. NO. cg77 X. OF H
Om-rts every first ana third Thursday al
Northwestern Hall No. @7oi -. Louis avenue.
All nniShts of Honor invited - meetings.
EDW- J GALLAGHER Dictator
iIlJ y. broadway.
u. 4. clayton. Reporter. Masonic Hom.
COLUMBIA LODGE. No S7s7. X OF II.
~ meets first anu third THURSDAYS. Bow
mans Hall. northeast corner Eleventh and
Locust streets. All Knights 4 Honor invited.
" " N-t!r-I!e. Dictator.
NJ 81 'f.p.Jn street
II = EurEiaaH. Reporter trnm 30 ,Ei f-I-
lows 'u,ldiUE.
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Loans al 5 Per Cent.

We maze LOANS on FURNITURE. PI
-. Etc. without reno, al. 40 It EI.lt-
IT'Y 500 US before getting a LOAN elsewhere:
VIII sa-s YOU mou"v- CHEAPER RATES.
LONGER TIME. SE AJ.LER PAYMENTS. We
iay or any LOAN or balance on your FUR
NITtEE Fay AZ your con VE.NIE.NfE { LID
eral DISCOUNTS Gail and be convinced.
Write telephone kininCh \ So
UNION FINANCE; Co. 3I2 and 3B GTiel bldg,
: .. cor Sixth and Locust. Entrance 2l6 y.
Sixth opposite Rarr's
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MONEY LOANED,

A NEW FIRM WITH NEW IDEAS IN LOAN
ING MONEY To PEOPLE IN NEED
OK FINANCIAL. HELP.
Loans mad" Furniture. I'iauu. and other
security. . urr cent V+sr. .assst weekly
monthly payments. All transactions strictly
private,
Cash advanced same day Won apply FOR loan.
See Us At once. it Is tr your aIyautfge
ROYAL. FINANCE 90.
Suite ~, g:L- new. Frisco Building.
Phone Kin g I1-5.
\ = Cigr 9Th and olive SIS
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Butcher EattIe-Tre butcher n1ar-at %as -.1N
and lull uG all classes though t.e pest retitiS
ami h-avE CONS ant Canrsrs I'D rot -I.'N
much 'Farge from tss range u1 Ti.-s.aN- I VI
medium COWS ana The palmer ersa.sS rt Etli-sS
were about ..r i-wn-- Bulls -.--c stead! ;.;.i
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21

Department OF Aricuture. Weather Bureau
Meteorological observations received al 81 Louis
January ~ 1904. at s.5S .. local time and
n m. seventy fifth meridian time. Observations
made AT the same moment Of time at all sta
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-01-21
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS

m lSS'i vi LODGE. No |. \. : 4 \ VI 49,
IN Stated communicate lon on THURSDAY. Ian
uar. =. lsi. n so n M. Masonic Temple.
81 Vi degree Members are requested and Wis
itinE brethren frEt"rnaiIv invited u attend
JOSEPH " kRJ Es1e.R. W. u.
Ionn II Deems sSsC-e-i-y
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scarce and higher. Dry-packed- Squabs. nike.
doz-. s5.5: prime carh 8 Is Other quotations.
unchanged.
Coffee.
New YORK. Jan. eo-CoreeSpot Rio firm:
No. : invoice l-isc. mild steady. Futures
cNeHeG firm at unchanged prices TO an a'i'srrH
OF > Joints moderate bull support follow .5s
the continued light primary movement ~
frst trading vas quiet and during the forenoon
the market showed a somewhat reactionarr
tendency under realizing. but later ra!lic1
hy good buying from Wall street and Eurpp-'l
houses. closing steady at a net afvsnc= ot lHSs
=. POINTS Sales were ife ef.-l. inClu'iiilE Jan.
7s5.. Feb 1+1c. March 7-tfG1-J-r. April 80,
NAV 6yGGSs. Iuly sepGs f5r- -tus II.
sept sI51s &c. Oct : &c and De : &c
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

/ AFANETTE CoUNCII. No. 90. \. J.. Or,
- II. meets every second ami fourth Thur.
day evening AZ Frateiual building. northwest
corner Eleventh and Franklin Avenue. Com.
panions from slStsr councils cordially invited
LOUIS St:NpkE. Commander.
". II Adams. Secretary