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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25
High Team Wins ut Football.

The f1sthaL game between Western Military
Academy aaf IN, Alton HiSh School resulted
IN victory fo- the HiEh >chooI ~ a score
Z - o. yesterday af-s-r1o1. Lsndo-- tas iett
-alf hack = W II A injured n ;he
d-s- half snd Ns= taken from tae game. al;
- w--s- NaS Substituted whll- W. " \
Eaiaet much sr1Ua,.. they W-r- unable u
sco-~- II th- second hall. Wyatt che left
.eck.e fpr "a. NJ a. sustained ssigEt injuries
and Daniels vyaS substituted T--1s or the High
School cirvUited J-- players anL made touch
4o1u. making the only sour
The ln--ur. 70 IozS-
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Marshal johnson Gives Ronh.

\; MS preiir1lr4-y rial hold before Jls-
,le- Br-s>e Glass IN ESiwsr'i<ville. \ Z
johnson. Marshal of Wc-den. III. was
held for the October Grand Jury ~ a
charge Cf assault p-efcr-g! rs May We--
son q l2-yelT-lli girl of W1-1ea. John
son gave bond n the sum of SO and va
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A EcAuIAN LODGE. go. - I O. o. =
~ .ue-.- ..--g- -sE-s..a- -E-1.rs AZ '-iccE
~ C1 ~9----az- ---- z I-a- .-f z-sHl-4l
.--sr-- a. ar-ra--ss --r--a--- rsa--S--- 80
y . fI=o.RT r-H-.--
rr- f-rE
Fsl r F-arz. T-7s..4. S-arV
- -farI--Ha .s--a-
y q yra e L--F,-.
10 HH.E- a.-1.-a-
Ccs-is jenkins. Rec. u---- ~e-rr--rg-
- El-H.---r a-T-H
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ST. LOUIS MERCAANTS' DRlDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY lDCNBAN


Esvfscuni; Lsave tnIon Sia,ioa-E1cers San-
iay. 4-.5. $50. 81 -H a m Scr-ay cniy. s.H .
n Lave Eighth ald Grs;iot streets-pziy.
Ie.f. a m. L--o,. SIS. s-r. f-i. P m: except
SUNDAY as SIS - a u-. 3-n. S-f- = m +:
SUNDAY o1ry s.-a so5 a
Above -rain< leave Washington avenue four
r1i1--s< later.
wes;hound: Lea.e Granite Ciiy-paily IL
IS IL. Ii=55 > n. sxcspt Suntay- - f.sa.
a.. Il "a a =, 80 s-f- . m. Saturday only.
as p m SUNDAY only. s,ss. $50. i1-%9 a m:
except SATURDAY and S1nt2y, 80 , n
sb.ovs t-a,rs leave Madiscr four minutes
la-e-.
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ORDER OF FOREST,
EHs.

q DI-EE COTE RRIi.LFsSTE TNI5E-Pt-~.r,>
~ sut OT1es of Ferssfsf< zs..r. ~ ~.
sec nd end fourth Thursdays II sarb ,7c... -.
: oTcIcck al Bowman Han. northeast e1-rs-
Locust sFI1 tiet .fth s1.erts- VISITING b-l,thz--
sfs so:c,el4y invited
F y fsDTERNkS. C1iet Raa-e-
Residence- No lisa -ctI-srI So
v. wright R-cordinE SecT-,ary Resl-
cencs. 40. is.l ksarsTiy a-elr-
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ORDER Of coLuMB1.N KNIGHTS.

= NPgEss LEDGE. NO. n
- meets e-erv second ana scu-th -f,I.-.,.H = .
evening a. o'ciock n w.st hajI .--,s~-~ss
building. Nllfh and Olive srre.rs -
req=e<-s-l 10 attend Visitor a.. slxav. 80,
Gene Nexf nneetlr- THURSDAY Ser-erris-
DOCTOR a 4. JORDAN i-rssss-1
7 J. Ss1-J=tnrs Secretary.
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BeII~~iIl~ Marriage Licenses.

Na--ia-s fi-ens-- iszrr5 in BelleviIls yssts--
4av ve-e 20: sa= Slz-e- = Wac. Tex. and
Ina I.-uE o.. Muvlieil- \, WiihG- J. P.''s
81 M William H--l-Is- Ar9 Ma j.
n r,5rr, Is l-s-h @ Al4sc, ctzl- E'aiiiu : Schu-
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ORDER OF coLuxHr.x KNIGHTS.

CT LOUIS LODGE NO. =. ORDER OF
~ Columbian. knights, meets eYery secuaa
ana fourth Aonday al hall No :. ODD Eel
t-.i meetings. a D. BROkAW. Presiee.A
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TRIBE OF BEN Hun.

AST ST LOUIS COURT. No Iss TPIEr
- u is.n EGr. meets every frxt and rf,irei
il.caSs Q; e.ch month at l. o. O. > UaN
Nilth anu Lli-io.s avenue Visiting Ben Iiurv
always welcome - full ATTENDANCE an rn-m-
,.ocror y 9. HERT'F:I- Chief OF co,,-;.
Sr : Campbell Scyire. Nc. sIS Nor.a
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20 yyESnlNGT ON AVE

SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHfAs
A. TEls-Izy evening Al o-eloc.. v ls;
Er--zl.z- Nrlzo-=s =sCu=stsd = attend reg--
5ar!y. |-s--1Es coT--4-.s inEi:ea- i,.at--z,.,,
= " Clitren- h Of r : l-.5 s. Louis
= CHLI,sGIcN OoDgfz. NJ. -. h o. P.
- meets esery ..-t-es1zy ey=afas ! -rs-
c=-l-e4 1gllc-Ez- on II, u5rr-r of E.--'-;.,a
street ss- tsa=lEI-a sssn-z- n l- IN w=1-i.=-
%: E1is5- :. arzal..isl f1-rn. aI-1 z-a- A=r t5r
- ---a----- 5.eEl1e-s l-.-I F4-aS= 1--vl-- -
EJE o-cONNoR. =. =
E--eas O c-zalI. h Z Z q :.
aS.I.E Hall OF MONITOR LoD5E. No.
~ 2. \ = i; H'e-t< eTery IE-rsi1y e..--- %
s--st5E- V5=.J1-s zlsays asic,sne. MeIzbe-s ~
.gat-s.- Il r JD\E-- = .
81. ) 0-to. kes2e- q Kssaris -nl sea.
~ Castle EaH II ODD Fellows I-aE.e.
lizA Nl- eighth hoc-- Regular meeting =
ines o. .-lp5rtz-,e TTeiazt:ay, vsT,.ag Se.;szn-
Dr. :, -i NiziI-aE hasais ;i;Tays "s.e e
A,res;= Lszis ". sSs=szfrel. Il 4 l. = :
Add-ess. - Arsenal st-eet-
u A1SS ssa=s E'iH &i MO- No a 3; aSi5. iz -te B1
street. at o.cioez sha-p to attend tae funeral
q cu- Ike hr5ther. William Te-,aIce
Il r Bsu.eL X Of r !
p He MEMBERS OF DAMON LODGE. 40
- : n T., are requested - met a Chas
BeE=zscA= l.TcTy stable. No. Ees NgrtH
= \ Ez=-et. k. Q. Z .
= UTyEz GREAT LODGE. No. &c. n OF
r P. a5~4sls Hal. Ei..ft.-Ia ard olive.
ne "Wednesday Al O'clock W eG-.ee-
yl4y. september - araPiiHec Eark q Fage-
" a k56sTJs. X {. r. { 5.
0AcIFIc DooGE 10. "a. IA OF r.
! El.-Es every Wednesday evening C-ntu-y
Guiding. NilJh and Olive st-e-ts- S=ptsI4o--
= rank 'i Esquire {. i=:s = R6siSsoS. thsi:so C. C
~ \ Cray K q X < s
= RIDE OF TIE WEST. NO. "a. K or P.
meets every Iues1.y escnias al xS--,l S--,ss
.-.eets D-u.ds' Hal Members ase -elEe.;.-
20 attend Visiting vi5f5g t:gi5S:T AK, FISTS sSiS &C
Albert Brewer. X Of r & :
- 4E4i-4.Ul.As LOD0E. No. 20. X OF p.
Es-ets every Wednesday evening Al caste
naes. o'clock- Work. Esquire -sEk we.nss-
5ay. SsPtezzb=- "a Members exD>sted. Visiting
E. = HoLLEY. c c
2 Et:inger. x Q. 4 2 rs Easion ave-
ROBEE.T = CowAx LODGE. no. IL. X
IN q r. meets every Monday evening az )
. 7c-Jck. wezJ Hal. C@nrury building. Ninth
ana olive street Monday. september =. bust
ness meeting Members requested - attend !
Niz4ts-s 4r= Weicur1--
OSCAR II STOLI. c c
Atisst: Henri H. Lasbeert. 4. Q. 2. & 8
tGfABASE LODGE 80. rs h OF p.
w meets every Tuesday eyening al Castle |
nall. southwest corner EroaGEay and Benton \
September =. vcrk u the ranz CT Knight is
ttors we-cU-1E- u L OSBORN, c. c.
u {. shGl;e. X Q: r {
Nsf faSEINSToS LODGE. 40 isz. X OF p, |
w CeEtGry building. Ninth ara Olive streets 1
-FEicsy evening. S-pre-b-T u work Il rank Y
c: knight \. = 1ILDEN. c. g.
jos = Dumu-c-. X Q: ?. and =. Maple
II ILE1iA LODGE No. Ill K OF p MEETS /
Aols-zy evening. September q. in hziE-So. Il
:, tenth aoor Century Dullcing. a ofc.cck-
t.e=Vl ar convention and business rr<Eug.
Members expected and visitors cordially frsY1-sd
to attend FRANK J. NOLLNER. &C
Attest: o y. B.ocks. h os r e 8.
Z. o Bcx Ios1
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vOoDNEN OF THE WORLD.

4 I'VE OAK CAMP. No. IL " or r
- meets arst and tA.fG Fridays ever ninth
han Nc- > B2Nf'at- bl!ittr-- lorth-a-t cor
Eleventh AID LOcusf streets. E.-.fr-s Re
invited az1 n-slrh.rs expected 70 - rr----t
Ed 7 Sa:;s. Clerk No q, Soyth FH.n-
aveEEe.
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WOMES-S CATHOLIC
ORDER OF FORESTERs.
CT. LEOS COURT. NO. &-s wO3.EN-S
~ Catholic Order u Fo-cst-=.- NESTS "a.
s--o-,d an! .oGTta E1ay q taca II s.-a ~ i;
49,. EsIL Twenty nth a-s 3iu!.4npry sfT--Is
MRS MARGzkLC LACEY. clir. EL4rS.E.
Eu1-rxrrcy Hospital. EouTsee.rh AID U F,a-lcc
Mss Mary = KeSE1one. Re-o-clas secretary.
"a Mad 81.
G = MALiCHY'S COURT. No ze wON-
q ems Catholic Orc-r e EoreS--.S meets
second and Fourth wednesday ot eve-y n.s-ta
al ~ NaiacHys EslL. Ea-.s and C1a-A ave-
MRS CATHERINE SMITH c r.
- Adams street
Mis- Mamie e - ks:SicA. l. :. 81 BeT-
-sE. s--r-t-
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fail Of the River.

For "a hc-rs. ending at 4 m:
- Louis. No. SEPT :, 1s3.
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Aisceis.

2 ETTF RoSs CotNCTLS- No :. D. OF
- -N@ess ever FrieAy e<cniar a. o m
q. Andes Hal. northwest ct-uer q J.>te-xo,,. -.
xyers. and PezsAlozzi street on
HATTIE GsSsNaNS
Recording secreta-y
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ENocH = coLvERr

MARSHALL. No S-rt- 9.-En.ch =. Cosv.r--
& yssI- Oil died near Salt Springs to-cay VI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-25

Tie h1rb1- gauge yesterday >.ove1 ss .-.;.
q a fsli @: foc; in - hours
Bu~iaess gioag the I>eyee yesterday vas It.a.
I1e weather ras warn. WIKI shors-s
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FRISCO SYSTEM.

'4--sy F~-S Acc. ;..;i-5-zilS1 5spAits 81. q:
e. F----1 a r.. H. , -. -. = n fs-~s
n, 7s-4 ; =. So , n. I:-.s > IA.
- = = Ar..ssS fs-io e - I. -.
s-5 = II. 7l---J = Il. 80 > r.. = - p
l.. ia--- ?. e. - p a -..-l- = N
--lcsI-- Accot--1-.a-aSiJ-- cri ats -. a E-s
- . u III = n. L y. =. =
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NlIo3lE.:s's CATHOLIC ORDER OF Tog
w est-->SL k.-ceni-s Court .c "a
: mems Catholic O--e- - Foresters --.----
every s-con. Sa1 f0.riA THURSDAY q. eAcb
nth at s. vinc.lf's Han. Ninth stree, aaa
Park avenue. Members cordially invited
MISS MAMIE A. SHEA CEis. E.za,er
I<S. :. Elxnt=erTa -
Mi-s Martha B1laEt. Responding secI-tsry.
IsSy L-o.u-za
Gizs Catherine Reynolds Finznc.zI s~C-e-
ixry IsIs y Compton ave.
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NEW YORK DENTAL ROOMS

'ttsfs- Established for - rea-.
S-- y Cor. Broz 4wsT ard
ONE Entrance 81 Olive =.
L-1tTsl -i!Dr FREE when teeth
are gfcered- t-er-eSt and Old
~ dental estabiishae-t IL. me
cirr- we employ TIE rrnS-
Ssili-El men IN the rrnfezs.c-.
Al work guaranteed. Cons.i-4-
ti11 FREE Do uo- Look fg,-
CHEAP dentists. tut co-ne 10 -
and get reliable work at fn---
est prices ODer daily from s
a n. 70 s = m. and Suuday
from s:15 20 D m
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ROYAL ARCAyJu.
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES.

m IS-OUEI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 20,
~ 1870 LCSuEt Strect-Re--1aE -ucr-kIy
reegl1Es he'd <. the second Thursday o- eaca
mr-rh al = II. from Move Tab=r Ill Apr;I
inclusive The tElicir- = lpe. daily frCpr 5
a =. I'll D n: SEniay afternoons .-c-n
I'll. ) Tie pubic = cordially invited Il visit
TIE Nbrsry aud
WALTER z DOUGLAS President:
Cr-arise Parse Peffus. SscTefzrv
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air ard cooler to-day. fresh 70 bri.k south
3 WIGS shifting 10 northwest to-ns-nf
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
MIsCEILAsEOVS.
t-ss Clans. rn--rs hrst sn6 third T-e<-
-ays - eH'h north AZ Uss-Eatr Hall c-r-.--
7 :, GUM. cais,.
A--~ss: DaylG Ml!iar. serrets-y. No 5sis
GENEgAI. y e. LYON Co,-N-f,- No. =.
- i----o- vri-- irit@t Ars--iga.r Mechanic
s:-sr.lt --.'Et.ns t1-,isy at o IN a. Y-I- s.,s
- --" at1fF rt -, 1@T Joan 'i.-u-ts-i
l. = WI:ISSLRNTE:i-. csaasi;or.
4 ElN ,ruNr-I- 40 = / - = A a
= x..;. ..;Tg 2s,st@ MG'iaE q ,s -:-.aE a. Aa..
I'er'si--=i -'iert- ',si',rs 80, a.. .,'.ene
- --.,s-- L \ 'Et:i;.s':e :t:s1.'. ..r.:. ~
txi d,., 81 La. Loet,. 70 "a aet;,
ai -l@l- raiL u--tEsz's- ecr--r o. ani J-Ssr-
l45z G. -5c- --1ash a. r-a-sts-s ai=-ays 5s-!-
0.-. - .s1-HiS -. a. t5t-'i5s 5-.s
; a AA-E- z--I--l-s as C1-ell-- 't
ri -EsoX LODGE 70 =. soNs % >
c..s- 49, M.=s5- --l-'.t-s,l - zt.--.i --s
n : BJwEEs. y p.
~ ELE-lN s.TSrIT- No = J8 o. =
A. = -----s aE"- -Ia-Las s0lt x-s,
--7-- N--.H -. A--s=rI s-Has-S y-s.t-ls
--,. ~ ii5' 'aT,ls -.,:,,..- 49, --. --.
-rr- = Green 49, Sze-.ta-.-
= L-H- j. col Nil NJ. = FE - Z =
- y s4rs-= ever EfrH11- -aa-.-- AZ
a...ez - f.-IsEla- f4ai. t-.-y-5fH s1I -.s----
---rs- Fs.'Hr- mites a-.- Er.Il.-sr~ =N-aerrH.
- HOWARD NfLLER. J.
= " Et.Et.. ,-,aa-iirr.
NgLUNrE.ER rIaEHEs.s IIIsTogIcsI.
Soe4s;y n.st th.Ed Sunday G. -veFy
I--fl - - 80 L1--st stsr--- AL =
= t"it1t--- .7--1-r 2ze .-s.t.- 20 attend
SF>ff5 EtEEE President
Frar= - vFarr- -zHr--arv
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EACIRSION sIEAXERs
COMM Il, SPehcsR
and CITY VI PRGVlbEnce

.HaS. daiiy -rtTs. leaving al u q -
sCSDAf leave $40 a N. - q n. In
EoCND TRIP &c
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RATHBONE SISTERS.

RATHBONE SISTERS.
"A SGIS TEMPLE. No ;. RATHBONE Sis
~ tefE. meets every second and fourth Thurs-
cay nights ErlteFnEi Han. z evsn-h .<rs-.
aI.4 Franklin aSense- S.slI1rs welcome
MRS p Z WILLIAMS. NJ = c,
isJi Coleman street
Alice Williams. " of r 4 c. S-le FrakIin
p ATEBoNE SISTERS, EA-EIsEcR TEu
n pie No - meets -ve-y S-c4nG ana fJurta
FRIDAY q each ncEIk at Ancho. Han Pa
and J@iieTsuu avenues Aslnts-- expected 70 =.
v-essii an1 vs.te-s cordially invited
MRS ALLIE IOPAAN Il &c
9Sfs Thomas street
Irs Frarcrp HuIburd. IL p Of c. lsn
Fspin street
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

NyINSEToSKA TRiBE- No 81 IMPROVED
ia Greer o. Bed Aea. meets eyery Fricss
..ertu- Al I-Ii..s' Hall. Ninth a-,t MAJ,
streets WcTa by the degree teaE. rhzf rnste
= I>lUis famous
Nj ISSEEAHa COUNCIL DECREE OF
sSA E0.zhnrLzS. meets second and
fourth Monday az DrGi5's Hal Ninth snc
.sarket streets Work ese-y meeting a the
fsrnous SchTf-ro degree team
m ISSISSIPFI TRIBE No a. IMPROVED
IA Order OF Red Aen. meets every TtpTo-
cay evening at 8 o'ciocs- II their xixNas.
corner Seventeenth and Wash streets All yi.if-
IoS brothers cordially invited Il Eiee, .ith IA
II RANDALL. sachrr1
n HPBcASCASDCGH TRIBE NO - H.
~ proved Orter o. Rs3 Nea- meets O. ~,
E.c1od ard fourth SatCruay evenings y Pat
s1eas Hail. ccrzs.r Ninth and Mars.t s-re- -
Council fire kincie6 the eighth run gis.zsa.
cn.efs are cordially invited atlesd Iso-k n
the degree. J. p WALTERS. SacnsT.
4 Leck Chef G. Records
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.

kins ard NEBRASKA E11r~~- 81 80 pm - an
Cr-ve Go=.r Lake trsios leave Catoa Se4s.oa
SIS a sis - II iI.a p N. f&:sl p M.
OAK Hi trairs leave Cnio1 Station te:S ..
II. Tts-io a n TS-r p n. f7:I p a
k!rxvoot trains leave Cnioa station q 80 =.
II. '.-5S 4 X. I:,s > Il. 10 a N. A:fs q
r.. IL - a. = -. y. r. T4-fe p n. $3.50
= =. 80 D N. I'll % 2. n =.
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EDWARD II. BOWIE
Local ForecaSter-
River Forecast.
II. rivers in the - I.gzss dis--ic- viii .s,
siJSly tErirE the next :. holrs
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SECRET SOCIETIES
ANCIENT ORDER OF HiBERNfSNs-
s~>~~s>>~~-s~-~-->-----~>
= tae .seoad sai.as Q; eaca MT =, .
= o. - - f.ts-cA Sclcei .l-4.. SiXls 4lc
TEkE-S.ciEz N.I}.1ix. s,ios=5 f,rz..eat-
" } Hait.sa1 steEeta.y. IA. q IiaI;-n
Dn!sloN No = a. y. a--Nzz,ls -.
.-ar M ls sa.a al tAS go '.5ss rs s-: : E: .aas "a
. X AL E.Si--se.s c.Eza=i!y l-.!Jsl
Dazi.. C.ezsea ss15s:4sy. :.-, - = l.. i4t5.-
D - - = =. ii--AL-l-4- -
- i7e.- JeiIe:-5= szs5 a.. .'' : -
'''ee'- - , a -. -.ense.- :.--So5ss
,ia--.e- l...g. q go se-Fsissy. -, So "r.s-
i he :s: a.; ~. a. :zss S.as-.54. e s :. "a "a
,,,--, =, JodH ; Haze. l,=s.=s=,.
-A---s - - F.'--eel- he-,----s --s-e--=s- 80
= ne H. "a: 4. .n5 .6,-a a y, rsa.. :. ..s -
800 =--e-i t:::-..ss a-ss-sa ..-..-.
Ng--z >-2;- -sfsyt-
n-.-=-y% ~ - -. a--Z-.-L- uS
- lae S=-o-- s-la-5 90 $50 =.-.- a. -
= -..-e'- s.sE.s. sei5al-a
,Ea Flzl=. s.l:-t=s. .-i. : s. - l-5s -
Du.sll,, -. :. -. .. H-s..--I- o,
- tae as -fi it--- a---is- = s--a
= gas=. =. = n s.s-t-s- s.t.clL.r.
L-l-l-l-HN T. 1----a-.. H'-es-.---s-
---a : Lsa.f- --------=s z=-=-,--1. - -
NFl~lyN s.. g" ~ -s.= -
-a a-a s-H F--# ~ - a
ea---sr ---L-'- s.. b.. .-a -.---'.-
lanes - @sEEEE- Tsss-lezt-
f.sz.-gll-. - l-s..-lr ----
I>DErE>DENr ORDER OF ODD
-~>--~--~---~---~ ---~~--~-----------~-~~->-~
Z ->CI.Ji. -y-@5- -. - / o. o r.
-. N-a-se-I:a aa1 WFis-I s-r--ts H-k Z
:-s Ces-ess N---ti'is 'l---I=1 '5T-1. n
Da.l. F.;:y. seeEr;a-v. az Hoz-a Eia5s
A EcADIAN LODGE go. -. I q. O., =
~ -ue--- e."75 ---fs-at -E-7i'-- - eecs
-. --i-.-g...- .--....5
N - EzSRT =HT.--
Psu T F-at-. T--a...4. ~r.,a-7-
V va = i.,-,-.
cgsrs 5s-Eizs. Ess.---z.=- se=F-.-.g.
I AcLeuE LcuGE. 40 =. / o. - =.
l. -r~ gT.sE -r-a--ay ..-.iI-- - H-.-
~ =. ~ Pc. .- lT... * h--l-.- Es-.-.a--
Z. v-le---d ThU%- = LANiuS'l$. y IL
= = S,.r-=s. SLY
m ECHsNI,s- LolsE.. SO. g.. L .. y.
~ ? E-=t- ----s F-.1zy =.rs-1- u
--s-saiy iayiieE l. --.=a-- Work = s-= de-
50 L TEBB. : c -, L. ave.
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ST. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
GiRAR0EAU LINE

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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14

parts of this state, are having
built in this city a floating stave
and heading mill on a barge the
machinery for which arrived
Thursday. 1t is their intention to
use this novel plan to gain access
to the rich timber districts skirt
ing the Tombigbee river, prepa-
rations for which are rapidly
going forward.
The Water Committee of the
City Council are negotiating with
a Der of firms with theview of
adding another pump at the
Water Works. Tt is the inten-
ton of the Council to purchase a
pump with a 100000 gallon
capacity to work in CONJUNCTION
with the two already in use, and
thereby insure a plentiful water
supply to the city in all times and
and under all conditions.
Bishop Bratton, of the Episco-
pal church of Mississippi,
preached at ST, Paul's church in
this city last Sunday morning
the church being crowded with
people. His sermon was devot-
ed to the Resurrection OF
Christ" and after the service the
Rite of Confirmation was admin
istered to a class of four.
The wedding of Miss Norma
Estes to Mr.. ]. 2. Byrum oc-
Cured at St. Paul's Episcopal
church yesterday morning at ten
O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. w. Barnwell,
and was particularly beautiful. a
detailed account of which will
appear Sunday. THE DISPATCH
extends congratulations and best
wishes to the young people.
Rev. A. J. Miller announces
that he will begin a series of
services at the Fisrt Baptist
church next Sunday at II o'clock.
During the meeting Mr.. Miller
will be assisted by Rev. p. T.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14
A Trip Up The River.

A party of twenty five accom-
panied DR.. J. NJ Sullivan, who
occupies the chair of chemistry
and physics at Millsaps College,
and Miss Hooper, of the I. I. &
c., made a trip up TIE Tom big
bee river Monday with a view of
studying the valuable fossil beds
near Plymouth. The party was
composed of represen tatives
from the senior class of MilIsaps
and the senior and junior classes
of the I. I. & G.. with friends
from this city. The trip was an
interesting one, and while nothing
new was discovered yet many
interesting specimens were
secured by the classes. who
under the leadership of DR.. Sui
livan and Miss Hooper spent a
very instructive afternoon. DIR.
Sullivan speaking of his trip,
says the lodges and bluffs around
Colum bus furnish an interesting
study of the rock formation and
specimens he has found on this
and former trips TO this city are
very valuable 10 a student of
geology. DIR. Sullivan remained
with his class in Columbus in
attendance on the Y. NJ. G. A.
Convention. returning to Jack
son to-day.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14

Hale ofOwensboro, Ky. Ser
vices will be held at 10 a. NJ. and
7:45 p. m. and the people of Co
lumbus and surrounding country
are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
Hon. Chas. B. Howry, of Wash
ington, D. O.. a member of the
Court of Claims at Washington,
was visitor to the city last
Thursday en- route to his old
home at Oxford. where he went
on business. Judge Howry has
wide circle of friends here who
are always glad to welcome him
to Columbus.
Mr.. S. L. Game returned Wed
nesday from Jackson. where he
went in the capacity of Secretary
to attend the Pharmaceutical
examinations held in that city the
previous Tuesday. Mr.. G.. F.
McLarty, also attended from
this city he being among the
fifteen successful applicants.
Mr.. J. 0. Garfield left yester.
day for Oxford where he goes
to bring Mr.. Burton Garfield
home. Mr.. Garfield is conva.
losing from his severe illness
slowly and his return home in
spires the hope among all of his
friends that ne viii soon be again
well and strong.
Mrs. A. e. Franklin returned
last Monday evening from a trip
to New Orleans where she has
been for the past few weeks. II
will be gratifying news for all OF
her friends to know that she is
much improved.
No more dirty chimnyes dim
lights or smoking lamps. Save
your eyes, brighten your homes
and lessen danger to life and
property by using National
light Oil which is now supplied
in Columbus and vicinity at 25c.
gallon. Sold exclusively by
Mayo Il Weaver. 4-10-3t,
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14
Or. George w. Briuos.

The announcement that DR..
Geo. Waverley Briggs would
lecture at the College Friday
evening has been received with
pleasure by the patrons of the
lyceum course. DR.. Briggs is
known throughout this country
as an orator with powers far be-
yond the ordinary. First of all
he is a Southern man; he is a
man who knows the people, and
man with a charming person.
atty. His lecture on The Ameri
can Girl, :" which will be delivered
here abounds in humor, unusual
eloquence and earnest thought
and is treated in manuer pc
culiarly his own. This is the
last attaction that Mr.. Carson
will present in connection with
the Lyceum course and one of
the best.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-14

Mr.. John A. Smell has been on
the sick list for the past several
days. His genial presence is
missed from commercial circles
in this city, and all of his friends
earnestly wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Messrs. T. B. Franklin, d. S.
Mechanism and John Johnston
left yesterday afternoon on the
steam launch Emily" for a hunt
ing trip down the river. They
will be absent several days.
Now is the time to purify your
blood. A bottle of our Tonic
Alternative" will make you feel as
good as new. Sold only by
Mayo & Weaver.
Rev. T. w. Lewis leaves this
week for Kosciusko where he
goes to assist his brother in a
protracted meeting.
Mr.. Will Stallings has been in
the city for the past few days
visiting relatives and friends
here.
Mrs. w. r. White. of Argenta.
Ark. is in the city on a visit to
her brother, Mr.. J. 2. Stansell.
Mr.. S. F. Potts, of Cliftonville
neighborhood, spent last week in
the city on business.
Embroideries at your price at
Selig's. from match patterns to
cheaper widths.
Col, E. T. Sykes left yesterday
morning for Jackson on Supreme
Court business.
Disinfectants for use in house
cleaning. at Johnston & Gaines.