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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21
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No. 144.-Decapitation..

No. 144.-Decapitations
Behead useful grain and find caloric.
Behead a large nail and find greedy
fish.
Behead part of machine and find
the hind portion of the foot.
Behead bird and have a riot.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOB SALE.
Farm for sale In Fast Sumner. l75 acres good
land, wood lot containing 400 cords hard wood.
some oak. ash, hemlock and pine. Cuts from 80
to IS tons good hay. has apples. pears and
plums. Located one mile from school. TWO miles
from churches, store, post ONCE and railroad,
ANU ~ 'p'' ~ III. DOWNS,
- ounnaE. M
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Livery. Stock for Sale !!

20 horses, two-seated carriages,
TO top buggies, 4 surries, 4 bicycle
carriages (open), 1 nice three seated
wagon, harness, whips, robes, etc.
Will lease stable to run livery bust
ness. This is a nice, clean livery
stock and excellent opening. No
competition. Will sell on easy terms.
F. B. FOGG,
May 8, 1903. South faris.
Home Telephone Call. 1885.
Andrews House Stable Call, l0S-l2.
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Key to the Puxxler,


No. 136.-Alphabetical Puzzle: Pink.
gray. blue.
No. Beheaded Words: 1.sBlear.
Lear. ear. =. Trope. rope. ope. 8.
Stall tall. all.
No. 13S.-Anagram Story: Gun soar
ed Us grOaned. Sure. Go and.
No. l39.-Triple Crossword Enigma
Snowdrop. hyacinth. primrose.
No l40.-Flight of Stairs:
ANDREW
Y YARD
y ARDENT
Z ENTIRE
X IREFUL
FULLED
No. 141.-A Popular Tree: l. Cent. 2.
Chair. 3. Ever. 4. Sailor. 5. Ear. G.
Y. Z. Cherry.
No. 142.-Diagonal: Mozart. Cross
words-1. Manner. =. Mortar. B. Noz
zle 4. Manage. 8. Finery. 6. Fright.
No. l43.-Disguised Names: Oxford.
Cambridge.
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No. 1SO.-Anagram.
No. 151.-GeographrcaI Acro.tic.

A noted man-o REvEL TO SHOOT
DEER.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.

on topics Of interest 70 the lAdi,
Il solicited. Address: Editor HoNEnAKSRs
COLUMN, Oxford Democrat, Paris. Msins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21

No. 151.-GeoGraphIca Acrostfc.
A town, seaport and fortress in the
west of Asia. 1t has u fine harbor for
steamers and is Il military post of great
strength.
l. 1t is in daybreak. but not in light.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
OT, Dennis Ts,I Ts.I

clan and surgeon. conducts the most reliable
Eanftarium for confinement in this city; perfect
serluaon and home comforts: trained nurse:
lowcst terms: all female trouble skilfuliy
treated under absolute guarantee. ladies' when
nctt.ng a. specialist. cofr,e or write me.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
COURT OFFICERS MYSTlFlED.
Prisoners Pockets Filled With
Jail-BreakiDg Implements.

When Thomas W. Sinock, United
States prisoner. was taken from the city
Jail yesterday to the Federal building he
was carefully searched and had no prop
erty in his pockets. When he returned he
was again searched.
He had in his possession large putty
knife. pocket-knife, file, silver spoon
a long bodkin, niece of wire, a railroad
torpedo and a laI sc roll of surgeons ad-
hesive plaster.
Jailer Dawson stated that on the occa-
sion of Smock's last visit to the Federal
building he had two large pocket-knives
in his possession when he returned. Where
he secured the articles Is mystery to the
iail guards
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Medical and surgical diseases Of women a
specially. Regularly licensed home.
Patients received at any time before and
drring conflnements: infants adopted II de-
sired: trained nurses: home comforts; ladies in
tfruole. call or write: terms reasonable. Com
nuItatsun free.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
RA2GTEAU & co.

eau tell you ali about DR.. Carlstedt's Ger
man Liver Powder; it has cured many of
his customers who are recommending it to
tiieir friends.
Better than testimonial; is the guarantee
under which DIR. Carlstedt:s German Liver
Powder is sold. II il does not relieve and
cure YOU it viii cost you nothing, so go at
once and procure the remedy and take along
this guarantee.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
Cotton Quotations.

New York. Nov. 29.-Spot, cotton closed quiet
at 20 points decline: middlinS uplands $500;
niddlinE Gulf g.75c: sales 100 bales; Cotton
futures closed barely steady; Nov BE: Dec:
s.26c: June 9.2sc: July 9;sOc.
New Orleans, Nov. 2s.aCotton futures STEADY; 6is;
s.97c: Feb. a.o5apolc: March 9.l29?. 13c; Aprii
s.2oa9.2sc: May s.25Gs. 2sc. Spot easy; sales
low middlne s 9-lGc; middling Sc: good mid
dlings S-Isc: m.ddiny fair 1l-lGcis receipts
20 oil: stock 362. l60.
Liverpool. Nov. 2o-cotton-spo, in moderate
demand; prices, IL points lower American mid
ding fair ,.sgd: good rriddling 5.I7d: mddinS
5.07d low niddlinS 81 .s5d; good primary 4.sld; ;
ordinary .eit. The GALES of the day were 7,oo9
bales of which 800 were for speculation and
export. and Included $500 American: receipts
c. go. including 100 American Futures opened
easy and closed weak. American middling, z. c.
e.: Nov l.e7d: ov.-Dec. 4.94d: Dec. Jan. 1910:
an.-Feb. 4:9id: FEB March i;9sd: March-hp
July 6. .Otd: July-AuK. sod: Aug. Sept. 5.oid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
WORLDS FAIR EMPLOYEES
TO GIVE BALL SATURDAY.

The Worlds Fair Employees Association
has arranged with the EXPOSITION authori-
ties to use the east, or conservatory, wing
of the Palace of Horticulture for masked
ball and dance next Saturday evening.
The Worlds Fair Employees Association
is composed of jefferson Guards Pike en-
rloyes and employees Of exhibits Its
officers are: President. W. VI. MiChaels of
Old st Louis: vice president, W. o. Allen,
chief clerk Of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment of tie jefferson Guard: treasurer j.
NJ. Jones. secretary of the Central Arnuse-
ment Company. and secretary. George d.
Steele press agent Of Old St. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
New York Curb Market.


New York Nov 2e.-Irregularity marked the
trading in curb securities to-day. Northern
Securities was the feature, with an advance
Of rs points. to isiN. on heavy dealings Amer
57.= closing at 55ss. Mackay companies. both
common and preferred. were strong. The cop
progress Inte.boro r. r. declined abruptly
from 1914 to 1esK: realizing by the speculative
bank pool was assiened as the reason for the
decline Rock. Island new Is eased of from IS
to 953t. japanese SIS were shnded down from
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
To-day. weather.

Fair and decidedly colder to-day: brisk north
west Winds diminishing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

Hy Telegraph.

Chicago, Nov. 2e.-Cattle-Recelpts eJpl:
10 medium gG2a )? toaR gRe
.rs and feeders s2a 20: cows 81 25gI: lieifers
saisss Western 'sss sissls Eye sgis hgsi
-Reeeipts e. 300 to.morrow $500: steady:
s. suk of sales sisSaieo e''eis sheepGse hEe
wethers sL$5G490; fa:r to choice mixed s..sSS
e.Se Western sheen ssas; native lambs Si.25el
New York. Nov. 29.-Beeyes-Receipts 1105:
market trife firm: dressed beef steady al "a
i've stock firm at sisaies: tops iss.c : dressed e
weight; sheep steady: refrigerator beef hrrlcr
calvesReceipts 24s MARKET rln yea Teas shsse s;e
s: Southern and Western calves saa4.5o: dressed
country dressed .ai&c Sheep and 'a ianSsRe Ssr Re-
eeipts S32: sheep steady; lambs firm TO ioc
6. 10: culis $3.50: no Canadian lambs HoSsg sSg
Receipts 1850: no sales on live weight: nominal
~ Kansas ga T1sy; No; Nov 2a-ca,tle-Recep.s
e se f sh1ss e roos sspss ] saa
steers 5000 s50 stoeksrs and feeders ST. gGas :
S5: bulls bulls ssgs56: calves ss5oas Ss hfiteEs HoaEf
1861, 22.o0o head coming in The market was "a
loc lower; Top $40: bulk of sales 81 sGfti GO :
@ shts ssS5s sSss naT and
ket-Lambs steady; sheep i0c lower: native
ass ReEs wfshf5s ss wes.ys ea,iTs
y.arIings s4.a5a5.23: Western sheer ss.55si 3;
feediss fssGfess eaes aea 81 fsfqsrs ss sa Utah
SOUTH st Joseph Nov 2a.-cattle-Receipts.
s9 eow and f'faaE hsefs s f S ngs aesr:
ss.deTs ,o s2esPi i,cbt L BE s
et Ret stesdy: lambs 81. f'e'eip'' iiZ'' mar
Gssipna. zad. O. , N9y ,,: :;
70 SSs,hT5R s.. s;1 siii3.slis SS Y@5t6s;n :Ess
e. - l$S MAY Vi ise S I'd ,esle' Corn dull
no Nor5asTP sas{S:r5 & %s3; y? :, 81, NoFshsrg so
trk and to arrive at 2size.
Minneapolis; Minn.. Nov. e. =. Wheat = Dec
i hard HOS: No. Northern si0s+s No !.
Nerihsn sie Z s{ TSIFrst r. ar 2asents
second clears SG.1J92S5- Bran in bulk SH. 50.
Dried Frnifs.
New York. Nov. 2s.-The market for evap-
GRATED apples showed very light demand The
market consequently shows no improvement
with the tone easy. owing to free offerings of
futures Common 3an.r are ssgttc: s prime 4E.stss
moderate demand, and hold about unchanged
with quotations ranging from 2d6c for CALI
For s to s aIs at "a
unchanged with choice quoted at 9Iz910c: ex-
Tery a esGss sa@ chees ss sae Extra ss
sisft foc; fancy 1o911c.
Butter and Cheese.
New York, Nov. 2a.-Butter and cheese un-
changed
l2c; dairies 15d2fc. Cheese steady TO firm, Ii
Ole.
cry 2iT22c: dairy. fancy, lie.
Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-Butter firm: good de-
mand: extra Western creamery 25isc: extra
nearby prints &C. Esgs finn and active; near
by fresh and Western 3ac at mark. Chees,
firm. but quiet: New York full creams fancy
nsc: do. choice 1ijzc: do. fair 70 good iokg
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

Horace Plun!iett and W. T. Bailey of
Dublin. Ireland. arrived IN the city yes
terday to visit the Worlds Fair and are
staying at She Washington Hotel. Mir.
Plunkett and Mr.. Bailey are wealthy mer-
chqnts of Dublin and came to the United
States especially TO see the WORLDS Fair.
They arrived in New York several days
ago. where they spent some time looking
up olCi friends who are living there, and
while here will endeGTo. to find others of
their boyhood friends who are living in
81 olIiS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

DIR. Carlstedts German Liver Powder is
4 wonderful remedy, prescription used for
over fifty years by an eminent German ply
sician in his practice both in Europe and
this country and sold by thousands OF drug
gists all over the world. So mildly natural
are the effects of this remedy that all Kidney
and Liver troubles give way to perfect
health Ii cures the worst cases and many
have been cured who had tried every known
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native supply Lnrge-Beef Cattle
Stcady-Sheep Close Lower.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beef Steers-The supply
of beeves was larger and consisted OF better
assortment than has been offer any day
since last Wednesday. The proportion OF de-
cent to good cattle quite good, including
quite few lots from s5g5.s5, while the pro-
portion of mediun-fed steers was only Inoder-
ate. with a fair number OF common killers
g. 75G3.I5.
Generally the market had n fairly active
tone. and values on all decent grades of steers
ruled comparatively strong, being at least 15l1
sc higher than Wednesday OF last week, es-
pecially on medium and decent grades. which
sold AT that time from Sid5. Comparatively
little change shown on the common and
plain killers, such as cold below 81 the de-
mard still being weak. Plenty have been
coming to meet this demand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
Departed.
River Rialto Brevities.

.--The Eald EnCle arrived from Eear,ts.o1r
ysstsrday and will depart for Peoria on her lass
trip TO that point :his season at 1 o'clock this
afternoon.
Tho scrsad EaEle will make her usual run
to Alton this afternoon at o'clock. She VIII
dspart for Grafton to-rnorrovr afternoon.
The Re-,s I.ea departed for Memphis and way
landings Yesterday afternoon with a fair trip
OF pa esenEers and freight
The Grey Eagle will arrive from ConainsEce
tomorrow and dsrart for the same point Friday
afternoon at O'clock
The Chester will arrive from and derart fer
Commerce tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The Belle of Calhoun will depart for all
Calhoun County landings Saturday afternoon
al o'clock.
The Peters Lee will return from the docks
and depart for Memphis tomorrow afternoon At
:, o'clock.
The Stacker Lee let Memphis for st. Louis
Yesterday and j. expected to arrive tomorrow
ard depart for the same point Friday.
The City OF Providence rnade excursion
trip yesterday morning with only a light crowd
aboard
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
Butter and Cheese.

New York, Nov. 23.-Butter and cheese un-
changed.
lz,c; dairies 15d2ic- Cheese steady to firm, ii
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
RIVER NEWS.
Bi,c and Fail or tn. River

" :; hours ending at 4. M:
r.,t.S -a-ti
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

ValIey PARK Accommodation departs $50 a
m. tIJ:3g g. m. 4l:52 .. m, $50 pm. t3:55
D. m. ts:2i p. m. $40 ,. m. ts:o5 .. M .tI:ie
p m. Arrives f6:4 2: m. f!:91 u NJ. F:6S a
m. tiG:io n. m. Ii3 20 D. m f3:40 .. m. f5s3
y Ia- t1:49 D. m. 'li:iI ?. IN.
Pacific Accau.rrodatiou departs ss:25 a
s72:s, D m. 45:2t D. M. Arrives fs:t4 a M,
sle:e5 a. m. fl:It p. m. $40 2. N.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
A POSITIVE GUARANT TEE
Signed by Rahotsau 6 Co., who
Agrees TO 2siusn Your Money If Or. Garis;eifs
German LIVER Powder Fails 10 Cure You.
GUAR RANTEE

We hereby agree to refund the money
paid for Or. Carlstedis German Liver
Powder on the return OF the empty bot
ties, the purchaser stating it has failed
TO relieve and cure him of any Of the
diseases for which it is recommended.
This guarantee covers tine use OF a 81
bottle or four DC bottles or two months
treatment.
Signed
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.

Butcher Cattle-As rule, steady tone pre-
larity was shown. II had but little effect on the
and contained better representation Of good
heifeIs than any day This week, but stuff
averaged good bit the game. On Gamers the
market was rather mean. though uneven ruling
rteady to 15c lower. while toward the close tiey
were exceptionally hard to move. Heifer stur
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

East bound = Leave Union station: Exeert
s;unday-i0p. G:t.; 6:lQ am Sunday onfy-5:79
am. Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets. Daily
-lO:lj am. f2-f$. SIS. 6.3n. n:2o pm. Except
sunaay-4os. 500. 6:ii. IssI am. $50. sos pm.
Above trains ieGSe Washington eveuus four
minutes later.
West -huund-LSave Granite City: paIlv-i:r ~
s:ol -:l5 nm ENcept S1nday-5:70. 1900 a:ae.
II 10 am. sea 9.2n 1i;.s Dui SATURDAY. only
I.f5 nm T.NcHrt Saturday. md Sunday-5:51 nm
sunday onIy.-G.0a s:do 1910 am
Above ti5ins leave Madison four minutes
later.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
MONEY Tgg LOAN
LOANS ON FURNITURE.
MONEY ADVANCED TO SkLARIED PEOPLE

Tcanstery boarding-house keepers without
ciirity: easy payments; largest business IN %
cities. Tolman. sol Houser bldg. 800 Chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
MONEY WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN you WANT MONEY.

We make loans on furniture WITHOUT RE
slONAL We make no Inquiries OF your frieillis
o. employer. We Eivc YOU the fun amount in
CASH. not checks. We arrange paymonts 70
suit your CONVENIENCE and ABILITY. We
do not RECORD leans We RECEIPT for
..cry payment made. We nay on any orIt0R
LOAN or y balance on furniture and GIVE
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments IN
ease OF SICKNESS. We make kS Low rates
as the LOWEST. We grant LIBERAL. DIS
COUNTS for time money Is Hoi used. This is
our business in nutshell SEE rS ana he
convinced that we are TIRE PEOPLE, We
make loans in East ST Louis Telephone for us
10 cali. THE HoCSEhoLn LOAN CO.
Kin. 1911. Room e1l, FULLERTON Bl,Dti..
Eell Main $40 SEVENTH NND rINE sTS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
MONEY rOLOAM

ON FuRNITURE NE FItNOS.
DO NOT FAII, TO CALL and ret our rates
before eetttns. ,oGn elsewhere. uur system -ive-
long TIME and SHALL PAYMENTS. lth
REBATE when pain before lus 60 you onlr
pay for sich tine yUa nave had loan we
give PASS BOOK. where qH ps~u.cnts are en-
tered. We do not require .sylT,,'i.s wnile SICK
,.aIter~ i-
sigre4 ct house end YOU can =e. issoncy rarne
day Won apply. We make Trec'alty OF reyirs
Ok anv loa,. or calm 'yainss EnJle and CIV
inr more money. II You caH;,na call. WPi1'E
oH TELEPHONE rs and VIII serd agent
10 eynlain our SYSTEM rFi. EEi'lNr KIN
lsucH 49, PEI-r. MAIN ss39
FIDELITY BROE FRAGE co.
Eoc,r No 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive 81. Entrance. 4si Olive st
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

was again slow. especially those just having a
fair amount Of flesh. Little ght heifefs anu anu
steers are still meeting with very uncertain
sale. Where having any quality are sold 70 a
shade better advantage for stocker;, but Whefo
off-colored are bringing very mean prices
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
DR.. Miles Mervine

DIR. Miles Nervine cures by building up
the nervous system, and destroying the
germs which poison the blood. II taken
when first symptoms appear is almost
sure preventive.
"I suffered several weeks with Grip
and nothing took seemed TO benefit me.
I suffered almost death. until tried Dr.
Miles Restorative Nervine. From the
first day felt better. 1t relieved my
and in a few days ! had fully recovered ..
MRS. GEO. B. HALL 149 Lee St. Jack
sor Mich.
druggist will return your money.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
ROYAL ARCANUM.

cRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanum. Nos. 3os-3u Holland Building
a cordial welcome to visitors. friends, bretnrer
and members from abroad.
i. A. BARBOUR. G. r
John c. Killingswcr,k. Grand Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

CHICAGo. PEoRIA ANp sr. LOUIS as:

Alton and Peoria Expfess--. 'S:14 am 2 g 7nt
Alton and Peoria MaiI--..--.'!I:l5 an s3:Ss pn,
ChIutduqu7 and Spring. TX. '1:e5 pm 80 m
Trims arriving at S:Sp a. n. via WORLDS
FIir station. Trains departing at :25 ?. M
s.fr t-..-FrFs GO,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
You'll Know

when you get the grip. but you won't
knov, how II happered-nO one does.
You won't care. You will be too Iniser-
able. But you will be intensely interested
in how to get rid OF 1t.
How to stop those cold chills from
chasing I'D and down the spine, the inces-
sant pains in the limbs and back. nausea,
coughing fits. sueeziTG. discharge from
the eyes and nose. muscular pains, and
that braiE-racking headache.
The best treatment known for this
dreadful affiiction is
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
ms. WARRANCE AND MADGE GRAYME.

Private home; confrements. SO: adoption II
desired; perfect seclusion irregularities treated:
Ihyuictan In attendance: part pay In work; la
DIES IN trouble call or write. 2foeA Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
River and business.

The rivers in the 81. Louis district VIII -
main stationary or fall slowly during the next
is hours
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
st. Louis Cotton Market.
-, a1tys. ,,,iof of 10 Ia,yor O,,ote.

C;alveston-Spot market quiet: rniddllng eiSc.
y New orieanH-spot market easy: middlins
l-l6c.
Memphis-Spot market steady: middlIng SIC.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. q. .i47 bales.
New Orleans s2,017 bales-
Mobile, 3.6il bales.
Savannah. 1853 bales.
Charleston. 1.d2S bales.
Norfolk, $500 bales.
Houston, y, ,s06 bales.
Memphis, 5,sss bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
four DAYS. 212, IL bales against u. 41o bales a
week ago and eee3 0ji bales in 1903. Exports.
lt5 lel bales against 2. s4S bales in 1905 Socks,
lo5y 2Ol bales, against SSs. 2s6 bales year ago.
Total receipts. 4.t2s.4ss bales. as compared
with 3. .s62, 3s3 bales in 1903.
St. Louis warehouse statement:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
ms, DOCTOR SMITH, 3O43 fIST0H,

Absolute seciusion before and during conline-
nsnts terms reasonable Both phones.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
kN1GHTs OF CoLUMBUs.

m AR2UETTE COUNCIL. NO. Cog.
HNKniehss Of Columbus. meets every Sec
ond and fourth Tuesday In the west hall, Cen.
t,irv building Ninth and oli9e streets Visit.
inC knights cordially invited.
FRANK q. CUNNINGHAM. Grand Knight
n p Ieu,ard. Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
Loans at s Per Cent.

Loans al . Fer GHNT,
WE make LOANS ON FURNITURE. IL
AMOS. ETC, without rennosal: NO PURLiCI-
Tf. See US before getting loon elsewhere:
LONGER TIME: SMALLER PAYMENTS. We
pay or any LOAN or balance your FURSI-
TIRE. Pay az your CONVENIENCE. I.tbcral
DISCOUNTS. Call and be convinced Write
o. telephone Kinioch 4 s32; UNION FINANCE
CO.. 302 and 30S Oriel building.
Southeast corner sixth and Locust Entrance
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS.
- NCH0R LODGE. NO. IT, l. O. O. r
~, meets every Monday; evening at schuettes
the degrees Visiting brethren welcome '''
b. +. OREAR N c.
David Petty, Secretary. No. 2il3 North Ninth
- LOUIS LODGE. NO. 3. l. o. o. F.,
- meets every Saturday evening at 4
o, clock at Odd Fellows building. southeast cor
ner ns,. Nlnth and Olive streets. in hall No. /
visitors welcome and members expected to ut-
,end. n. MATHESON, n. G.
cT. LOUIS REBEKaH LODGE. NO 30.
- /. o. O. Irregular meetings second and
fourth Wednesdays OF each month. Doric Hall
Masonic Temple. Grand and Finney avenues
Visitors cordially invited to attend
MISS ELLA NJ. GRADY, Noble Grand
Mrs. Hattie Farnum. Secretary.
ga Ia Sale street.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
Observation-Disclosures.


AMERICAN blind lady. spiritual READINGS
separated lovers reunited. 6iS Chouteau
AfNE. ipA WOLF, the gifted life reader and
fortune teller from the West, removed To lbti
n Thirteenth. Readings. Zoe and JjG.
AiNE. CROWLEY. 9ls y. Broadway. advises
bGsiness. law suits and spccuiatdns; settles
iove affairs. unites sepai at.d. removes evil i'll
fucnce: satisfaction guaranteed: sells lucky
charms. laiies -, ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-11-30
WABASH.


Depart-Fron Union Station: ferguson, Ss.is
p, m. .s:1O p; m; ts:l5 q. m. 'i:io D. M From
olive Street station: st. Cisaries. +lIro a. m. I;
$40 D. III. Bridgeton. T;.l5 .. NJ. f5.i5 a. m. !:
Ferguson. $3.50 a. m. fs:29 D. m. si:5s o. m.
s5:l5 j. m. :.
Arrfve--At Union Station: Ferguson. stso ..
m, IS p. m. sl2:35 D. m. fs:u a. M. sia:5f
a m. AT Olive Street Station: st Charles
.l:ss p. M. T:t5 a. M: kinloch. 7s:37 a: M:
Bridgeton. SO a m. fS:i0 .. m. Ferguson.
"lo:.0 a m. f3:sg p. NJ; s5:s5 p. m.
FROM WORLDS FAIR STATION.
Ferguson Accommodation. 10 IN 10 10 pro
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SOUTHERN CAT0rLE-Soutbern receipts are
larger than they have been any time In the
last several weeks. 1'h- bulk of the arriva <
were cows, largely of fair TO good grades, from
s.. i6et2.4I. with few Of the best COWS AT
$50 and som. ilaitcrs Up 10 ~ The liberal
Iuied shade lower and l9al5c lower than enF-
" yesterday morning.
Only srliall number 1t steers, mostly %
common grades under y. -. We're offered. some
few decent ones going al 5iq3.3p. Tne market
about steady. The Caif supply was literal
and general trad strong to sc higher than yes
teIGay's close. but la,e trade was hardly al
brisk.
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a8a9 C0OK ave-, $1,000.

Ten-room- stone-f front, mnnsard roof: furnace
bath. stable. etc; lot 5cAlC'; street irpioNc,
meuts made: owners anxious 'o SELL want
JOHN s. BLAKE & BRO. IL y. Seventh st.
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MECHANICS.

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MRS. ANNIE NEWLAN0

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