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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
~.JerseyvilIe Notes.

H. W. Shafer of Jerscyyiile has returned
from Hardin. Ill.
James Calhoun of Denver. Coio., is q WIS.,
itor in Jerseyville-
Thomas ]. Newton Of Topeka Kas. is a
visitor In Jerseyville-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. White Of Jeneyville
have gene to Atyater. III.
Edwin Fly has returned to vsndaiia. Ill.
after visiting IN JerseyyiIle.
William A. Thomas of Lincoln. Ill. Is the
guest OF Jerseyyflle friends.
Doctor A. D. Erwin of Fidelity. Ill. was a
visitor. In Jereyviile yesterday.
-The Reverend and Mrs. J. G.. Rlene gave q
reception last evening to the officers OF the
First Presbyterian Church and sunday school
at the parsonage IN South State street.
The Reverend J.. c. Klene. pastor Of the
Flint Presbyterian Church In Jeseyyille, has
returned from White Hall. Ill. where he as
sisted In the Installation of the Reverend j.
~ johnson as pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church.
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LarEest Reception in History of
BeIleNille In Honor of Veteran.

What was claimed to be the largest re-
ception IN the history of Belleviile was
held last evening in homo of General
Peter j. Osterhaus of Germany. who is
visiting nid-time friends In Bellevillc. The
reception was at Liederkranz Hall and
was public. a camp fire on the street in
front of the place was a feature OF the
celebration.
Mayor Fred ]. Kern of Belleville deliv-
cred the address of welcome on behalf OF
the city. Judge John B. Hay, former
Congressman. delivered an address on be-
half Of the county. Judge Hay grew
reminiscent in his ak and spoke OF the
old days before and during the war. and
painted the life of those days In a glowing
word picture.
Music by the Liederkranz Society and
the G.. a. r. quartet was followed by an
address on behalf OF the G. A. r. by
Charles W. Thomas. Miss Emma Lorey
represented the woman's Relief Corps in
a neat talk. and Mrs. E. e Wangelin sang
the Grand Army Button" Edmund Burke
made a talk or behalf OF the soldiers OF
the Spanish-American War. after which
General Osterhaus was introduced and re-
sponded to the talks. Mrs. E. E Wangelin
sang TAPS" and the reception at which
General Osterhaus wa the central figure
followed.
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PU LUN DEPARTS TODAY.
Crown Prince VIII Return to st.
Louis After Eastern Trim


Prince Pu Lun and party. including Mr..
Wong Kai Kah. will depart at e:22 o'clock
this morning on the Wabash Railroad for
Chicago. where an elaborate reception
awaits him. The Prince will return 10 81.
Louis In about three weeks. The royal
party OF fourteen will travel IN a private
car.
From Chicago. where he will remain
three days. tho Prince will go to Indian
apolis. and thence TO New York, staying
about a week in both places.
Some OF the Princes baggage will be left
at the Washington. where he will stay
again on his return.
The Prince expressed the kindest re-
CARDS for all those he had met In ST. Louis
and said that his apartments. his recep-
ton, the city. and the Fair had pleased
him.
Prince Pu Lun yesterday visited the Fair
and called on President Francis at the
Administration building. Late in, the aft
ernoon he took tea with Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Catiin of No. q vandeventer place.
Last evening Prince Pu Lun attenaed a
dinner given in his honor by Commits
sioner Carl at his residence. No. 3s47 West
Pine boulevard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
LITTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED.
Father Sent Her for Matches, which
Caused the Accident.

Theresa. the +year-oid daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Trentmann Of St Linory.
ST Clair County. ILL.,. was seriously burned
as the result of playing with matches
which her father had sent her for to en-
able hin to relight his pipe.
Mr.. Trentmann was reclining on his
couch and his pipe went out. He told his
littla daughter to get him some matches,
hI,' she remained AWAY so long that lac
droppeL. asleep. When she returned and
found him asleep she started lighting the
matches. with the result that her clothing
caught hre. Her screams reused her father
and lie quickly eHtinguished the child
burning dress. Physicians were called and
rrcIIounced her seriously burned.
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BeueviiIe News Notes.

W. Wagner is visiting In warsaw. Ill.
Mrs. John Spring is visiting In Lincoln. Mo.
Charles Forper was taken to the asylum at
Anna yesterday
Laura Crimmins was granted q divorce from
John CTimmins yesterday.
Miss Helen johnson. who Is attending the
Forest Park University, is the guest Of her par
ents.
The annual concert OF the children's classes
of the Ercnthal Liedertafel Society viii take
place tonight at the Liederkranz Hall
Eugene Aberer and wife returned home from
Texas last evening. where he had gone for his
health last fall. He was taken to st. Eliza
beth's Hospital
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Den,b of Mrs. susan METERS.

Srs. Susan Meters died yesterday
morning at Fosterburg. after Il lingering
Illness. at the advanced age of 81 years.
She was "a rstivs OF Germany and had
lived in America for f~ifty-siN years. -Four
sons suryivs-JCles and William Meters
of Fosterbur-. Adolph Meters OF Alton
and Gus Meters OF Washington. The fu-
neral will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock from tho Meters home. The Rev
ererd G. w. Stretch OF Upper Alton will
~Officiate and rhe burial will be in the In
gerSoll Cemetery.
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wOMAN's BODY IN CIsTERN.
Mrs. c. O. Davis Had Been I'm Had
Health for Several Months.

The body of Mrs. Charles o. Davis of
Granite City was found early yesterday
morning In the cistern on the place Of
William HeImers. a mile from Granite
City.
Mrs. Davis had been in poor health for
several onths She left her home Friday
The body was discovered by Mrs Hell
mers at : O'Clock yesterday morning. Dep
uty Coroner E. Fl. Schiidman OF Venice
was notified and took charge of the body.
Mrs. Davis was 35 years old and had
lived in Granite City for several years.
Her husband is a w~eu-known rolling-mill
employee.
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East st. Louis Items.

Miss Grace Murphy is in Alton. Ill.
Doctor e. W. Cannady has returned from
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. sinking are visiting In De-
catur. III.
Mr. and Mrs William Powers are visiting
in Flora, Ill
Mrs. E. Miller has returned TO her home in
Evansville. Ind
Chief OF Police George o. Purdy has r.
turned from Springfield. III.
Mayor Cock and the members of the World's
Fair Club visited the Fraternsl building at the
WORLDS Fair yesterday. and decorated The East
ST. Louis headquarters.
William Fargo. editor of the East 81 Louis
Zeltung. and Mrs. H Dempsey of No. SOS
Lyncn street. St LOUIS, Mo. we're married IN
81 Louis Thursday evening.
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LOANS III EAST ST. LOUIS.

Also in surrounding towns. On FURNITURE
PIANOS and SALARIES Amounts TO quit
Tour need and TERMS to suit YOUR kBIL-
Try to nav We do not remove goods Exten-
rions in case Of sickness Liberal discounts
EinInch st. Clair 49,. THE HOME LOAN CO..
Rom 2es Metropolitan Building.
u5LtI7 Missouri Ave. East st. Louis.
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BOY Held on Robbery Charge.

vcndale Lamon. IS. of Memphis Tenn,
was yesterday held to the Grand jury by
Jlst'ce Of the Peace wangelin on a charge
OF highway robh.rv ici On a
companion, Rex Allen. 10 years old. the
amount taken was only e. 1Ae ALLEGED
robbery occurred Thursday eveling in
Esllep;Ile. The boys were on hsir way
Z, NerIphis. Tenn. They had been in 81
LoIs. Allen alleged that Lamon struck
Kim on the side OF the head with a rock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
Whitney, Pousland & Co. Have
Liabilities of $111.9OS.

Boston. May l3.-The firm Of Whitney.
Fousiand & Co. leading commission mer-
chants of this city. filed a voluntary De-
tition in bankruptcy to-day with liabilities
OF Slil.ss ana assets Of 8a.
The firm is composed of William E.
Stowe and George H.. Pousland.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14

kNIGHTs AND LADIES OF SECURITY

IA ARMONY COUNCIL. No. SIS X & l. OF
s meets second and fourth Saturday in
! so-ie Hail the OdeOn. Grand and Einney ave
nues A cordial welcome TO visitors
MARY +. LlsESAI.
Corresponding Secretary.
No. I4sA Old Manchester road
Erik johnson, Financial Secretary.
No. 81 South Garrison avenue
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died at louisiana. Mo-. last Wednesday. will
take place at that town to-day. Captain r
J. Whitledge. Supervisor OF Steam Vessels for
this district. departed for louisiana yesterday
and will attend the services
Captain Burnett was IS years old and was
well known along the rivers. For eight years
he was United States Supervisor OF Steam Yes
seis. with headquarters at ST. Louis.
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TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.

No. Az. Pr. No Az. Pr. No. Az. Pr.
g. SSI-..S5.s0 r. SS2-..S.+5 - 730..-S26j
COWS.
l.. So. S5 g. 7a... go 81. re. 80
l.. TO. Is l.. $50. 10
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To Prosecute MIX Dealers.

Doctor ]. q. McBrien. chairman OF the
East st. Louis Board of Health. and also
MIX Inspector. stated yesterday that he
had served notice on several milk dealers
OF the city who. he asserts. are violating
the provisions of the. law which forbids
the adulteratior of milk. and that next
week he will begin prosecutions.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS,

suits against the several Collectors. The
commission of Collector James W Smith
last wear amounted to 81 i99 50. and most
Of the Collectors against whom suit Will
be entered have received fees considerably
in excess of Sl.50 which the Town Board
claims Is che larf.est amo.nt that can
be received by such officials.
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Federal Prison Guard Dead.

George W. Sanford Of Alton. aged 8
years. died Thursday night at his home at
No. Ito West Tenth street. after a linger-
ms Illness. A widow and two children
survive. Mr.. Sanford served as a guard
at the old Federal prison. which was To-
Gated at Alton during the war. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the family home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
Looking for Her Husband.

A woman who said that her last name
was Lenhardt. but refused to give her
first name, arrived in Belleville yesterday
and began a search for her husband.
whom. she says. she has been looking for
for several months. She says that she
has information to the effect that he is in
one of the Illinois towns near ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
Plan school Parade and Picnic.

The Bellevllle public school picnic. which
will be held May q. will be preceded this
year as in previous years by a parade. but
much of the length of the parade will be
cut off this wear. II Is planned to have
the parade form in front of the Courthouse
in the public square. and TO go from there
to High street. and thence direct to TIE
Fair Grounds.
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY sUbUhnAN
o. " -

Eastbound-Leave Eighth and 0rntiot streets
daiiy-s:is a. m: 10. SIS $40 p m, s1se2t
- D m. Saturday and Sunday only-n:H p.
m. Sunday only-5:E. I:e n M; 80 NJ
LIS. SO. s:3s D. m. Except sundayC;I; 80;
7:i2, 1871 a M; l2:I2- 3:<s. $500 o. m ssturSsy
SIS, f:io a, m rs ]. m c,,v a.ux-,1.
;so SIS, ii. p. m. Except sunday-s:1S e:os.
10. SEA s:S. lilo a m: $50. 81, 2. n s ~
IL, 20 a m Saturday and Sunday oniy--ii:1 p
N, Except Saturday and Sunday-5:so Pm
m Except sunday-5:1s. sos. 100. SO, 1870;
u:i4 a. m 4:is. e:ei J. m: Safurdey oniyS:s'
uriay and Sunday ~only-lf:5 IS p. m.
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Family wanted Union Funeral.

After being prepared for burial by n
nonunion undertaken the body of Mrs.
Tillie Wilbert OF No. $40 Rutger street
was removed from the casket yesterday
and the duties of conducting the funeral
transferred to a union firm by her rela-
tives.
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Government Paper. stolen.

z w. Crawford. aPost-Ofice inspector.
residing at indianapolis. Ind. reported to
the police last night that a well-worn
leather suit case belonging to him had
been stolen from the general waiting
continued articles valued at SO and Gov
eminent papers
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James A. Cannon. age 81. and Mrs. Sally
Cannon, age g, both of Alton, we're mar
ried Yesterday morning by Justice Bar
nett Nathan. The bride is the widow of a
brother OF the bridegroom. whose death
occurred several years ago.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14
Nav build Home for Society

Members of the Kronthal-LAsdertafel So
c.ety of Belleville will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon and decide whether hey wall build
a home for the society. There has been
much agitation in the society in favor OF
the building of a hall which .r.rli be
r1yen over TO the exclusive use of TIE So
ci.tv or rented at the will Of the trustees
or other officers.
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Committee Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Eleventh District
Democratic Congressional Committee.
which was called for last night at No.
1903 North Eleventh street. was postponed
until next Friday. when the date for pri-
maries will be decided
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WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Louis Totals Show a Volume
of So. 693. SO.

New York. May B-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended May Il. with the percentage
OF increase and decraese, as compared
with the corresponding week last year:
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The Town Board of Alton Township
yesterday voted to stand by their decision.
announced several weeks ago. to sue the
Tax Collectors for the last decade whose
commissions at ? per cent have exceeded
the sum of 1880. Attorney Levi Davis
of Alton was authorized TO prosecute the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-14

T. LoUIS COUNCIL. 40. &c. U. c. +.
meets first and third Saturdays In the
month. in Hall No ]. Century building. Wis.,
!tOrs welcomed. $ :. MORSE. Secretary.
coo \. Second St
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Fir. 4, BrookIy. Station.

Fire partly destroyed the operating sta
last night. The blaze originated in the
lower part of the building. and before It
could be controlled the building was
Quilted.
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Z US
a YOUR BILLS.

We Will. DO II wATTING-THAT Is
OUR BUSINESS We make loans on FUR
NITURE. PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, with.
out removal. II YOU want .he
RATES and EASIEST on loans from
SO TO 500. call N us. Do not let your debts
worry you. let Us ray them and advance You
more money T0u can paw US in SMALL
WEEKLY or MONTHLY EN-
TENSION GRANTED in case Of
AMERICAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.
GS Century building, Olive and Ninth SITS.
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Loans al 5 Per Cent.

WE make LOANS o FURNITURE. PI-
AMOS. ETC.. without removal: NO PUBLIC
ITY. see Us before getting n LOAN else
where. will save You money: CHEAPER
RATES. LoNGER TIME. PAY
MTNTS. We pay OF any LOAN or balance on
YOUR FURNITtRE Pay at your CONVENT
ENCE. Liberal DISCOUNTS. call and he con-
WINGED. Write or telephone Kinloch 4 81
JNION FINANCE 500 and 200 Oriel bldg,
9Th rrr,ef-a pa--HE
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Drs. Thornton & Minor. 1888 Olive St. 81.
Louis Mo-. treat piles and accept no
money till cured. Read their full page nd
In next Sundays Republic.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native Receipts smni.-Bcef Cattle
Easy-Sheep Hold steady.

NATIVE CATTLE-Beet Steer-Totai re-
ceipts to-day were ESht. while there were very
few straight loads u steers received. A load
OF good l.aa-lb. steers sold AT Si.5. about all
available, and while the price obtained was
hardly steady. We're really not sufficient TO fur
n.sh a proper basis for quotations
BEEF BUTCHER STEERS
%. ..issi...u.l Is. .iess.. sac IS. .nfs... $40
2...l3sD... i.0 .. 55-.. $50.
Butcher Cattle-,ioTt % the receipts were in
this department There was n very weak de-
mand. as local packers were entirely out OF the
market and sellers had a hard time ~ It \
few leads were sold 10 traders that were lec
lower than the previous days range. while bids
on others were about &c lower.
HELPERS.
~. AZ; Pr No. ~. Pr No Az PT
= ens.-. IS 81 So. as a. ~. 3.Sl
as. So. $50
Steers and heifers:
As. rs. 80 a.. 655... 40
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cAPrAIs FRANK BURNETT DEAD.

Louis for Eight Years.
The funeral Of Captain Frank Burnett. whe
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Hsrbor gauges yesterday marked "a. indicat-
ing a fall OF 8 Of a foot In "a hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was mod
crate.
Weather fair.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On URN Ike. PIANOS. HORSES
DO NOT FAIL To CALL and get our rates
before getting loan elsewhgre; cur system giy.s
LONG TIN an6 SMALL PAYMENTS. will
sEBATE when psic before due. 80 vou Only
rEy fo- such tine rs Won have had loan. We
give Ass BOOK. where alt payments ar en-
tered We Do Rot require garments while SICK
OR CUT Of YORK. No PIfRLlCTTY: No IN
CONVENIENCE: No INQUIRY: Dapers can be
siCred az house and you can Pot money same
day Won a0Diy. We. make q specially OF paying
or any loan or claim against goods and ciS-
iuE more money II you cannot call, WRITE
or uB and We viii secd agent
to explain our SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LocH B l4 or BELL MAIN 2S2.
BROKERAGE co.
Room No. 40 Cuu1rucnv wealth Trust building.
R-carwav ard olive At. Entrance 81 Olive St
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Totals. United States g. O. sTs.5-s
Outside New York..-s SIS. i75.ge
rANanA
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salvation Amy Inv.des Nar.a.II.

sPEC1AL
Army has secured a hail here and begin
saRvices tomorrow night. In charge Of
Clptain c. z. Robinson n wife. and
Cadet Drake. Captain Elgin, 81. Louis,
viii assist Saturday and Sunday. Services
every night
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Totals. Canada
5 5s.6N.as

Mot included in totals because containing
other items than clearinSS.
tNot included in totals because CT no COM
pa-:son for last SAA-
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River and Business.

River Forecast.
The river at 81. Louis will continue to fall.
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Don't Borrow Money
m EUesiTuRE avn pIAHns

EEFORE SEEING Us and you will save
money. This : the ONLY COMPANY making
loans at NATIONAL BANK INTEREST
RATES. on terms TO SUIT EVERY BOR-
ROVER Convince YOCRSELF by COMPAR-
ING OUR RATES and terms with others.
Call. write or phone ". Main s-5SN. or D 1888.
NATIONAL LOAN co.
ROOMS 2s .S MERMOD-JtCCARD
ECO FLOOR
co. " PPOsDWAY cor TOCI-ST ST.
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WE IlYANcE HONEY

10 S-.-aAsAEB - - NJ -AO.s..s-AGE.
NO without employers knoNl-
edge. Also On FURNITURE PIASNS ETC.
Our plan is TIE cheapest. best and most pm
waite In the city. Call. write or telephone Kin
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO.
Room siIs Missouri Trust building
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LAKE sHoRE JEW YORK AND
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANr'
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
rngian,Ioljs EXPRESS 800 100 am t5:3a pm
y. ". Boz AMI Gin. Lid. SD am '9:2 pm
Knickerbocker Special ..-----. 100 noon e:ts pm
Mattoon and Alton Accom- I'D pm 's:fo am
NATION and Alton Accom-. 1872 pm -
Boston. ". Y. ard Phila-..... 1880 pm sI.@ am
Cincinnati Express .--.--..-.. 's:2S pm .:Ma I'M
Fast ENrrsss .-.--.---.-.---. -..--- so
~Alton-Leaves 1000 a. m, rfl:S D. m, 80
A-riya- sS.fD n m s1.4S D. m
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p~uart Prom Union Station: 81. Charles.
ma o. m: Kinloch PARK. 800 .. m: Fsryu-
son; 'as p n; SsI: SAT-; use g,5 g, 4 fl m..
$40 D. m: Bridgeton. tf:1s .. m. tsa2 q M
Ferguson. $50 a m. $50 p m. '1:ss p. H.
Ardvs@At Union station: 81. Charles. ffS:es
D.. m: Ferguson. s4:o5 o. m. t5:to p m wa
Charles .i:i5 p. m, r:5 a. NJ: Kinioeh: IT.
a m: Brtdgeton. $50 a. m. fe:iop !. m: fef-
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St. Louis Railroad Time Table

Arrivals and Departures of Trains At
Union station.
DAILY. tDaiIy except sunday. Sunday only.
daily except Saturday and sunday. ffSatur-
Gay only. saturday and SUNDAY only.
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To-Day's weather.
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsoNs.

4. ACHE LODGE. NO. si6. a. F. & A M
~ Regular meeting this Saturday even
ing at 7:J0 O'Clock. at hall. No. s70I South
Broadway. Work In F. { and 2 n y ~ dsSress'
4. z. Watkins, Secretary.
q oSMoS LODGE No. * A F. & \. NJ.
~ Special communication. SUNDAY. May is.
AT 9:l5 a t.. TO conduct funeral OF our late
brother, John A. Evans. Visitors fraternally IN
vited; Car will leave Temps at 10 ec,9ek
Eden Reed. Secretary.
= Il WASHINGTON. LODGE. NO. 8.
y A. +. & A. Nj. viii hold special com
mLIiSation May 10. at p. m. Regular at $
p. IN v ork In l. A degree Every member
Is expected to come. FIfty-nfth anniversary.
GEORGE W. JAMES. W. NJ.
W. L Reynolds. Jr-, Secretary.
GvoD HOPE LODGE. NO. 2ls. A. F. & A.
~ M.-Stated communication Saturday even
ing. May q, 1901. at S O'Clock at hall. No. SOL
urged to be present Visitors Cordially invited.
&C W. NJ
Edward S. Baldwin. Secretary.
m IssoURI LODGE. NO. l. A F. & A M
~ Called communication on Sunday. 18th
inst. at 2:35 p m. TO attend the funeral Of
Chambers. Funeral from residence. No. 3sii
Florisssnt avenue. at 3 O'Clock. Members and
visiting brethren are requested TO attend.
J. W. w. NJ
John H. Deems. Secretary.
Occidental LODGE NO. Is. A. F. & A.
nue. Masonic Temple. Sunday. May Is, at. ]
o'clock p m. for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our late Brother George H Little.
Religious services at Wagner Place Metho-
JULIUS C. GARRELL. w. II
A P. Oliver. Secretary.
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VEAI. CALyF

A. I:2--. $50 L.. 49,. 80 =. So Ats
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The quarantine mar
kst was lightly supphed receipts embracing
and 1y7 head the same day last week Two
loads of medium ss1-lb. steers sold at $3.50. with
lots and a load OF bulls. She stock was cnly
Of common 10 fair grades with bulls mostly
fair. The market displayed the usual Friday
symptoms OF dullnesS with not enough DIFF
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" Arcaaun. SoY-Si Holland Buildlns-A
cordial welcome to ~VtsitorA. friends. brethren
and members from abroad
Lao. C K1n-inrEworth. Grand Secretary.
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