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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

One of the greatest helps to successful
housewifervis the exercise of forcthought
and the looking after the little things in
anticipation of the larger. Now is a
good time to begin the collection for a
homemade scrap book, using only test
ed. reliable recipes, or those vouched Tor
by reliable parties. You will find it pays,
In many cases, the favorite recipes OF
your friend, which never fail under her
management. will prove but disap
Fpointment in your hands, owing to "con'
ditions." or diverse applications of rules
and methods, so it will be well to test all
recipes with small quantity before do.
ing the larger work. But "hold fast that
which is good"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Western farmers whose crops have been
destroyed by floods and dcluges OF rain
ought to be very cnthusi lstic over the
plank in the Republican natl )nal platform
which recommends spending the money
in the public treasury to subsdize the
ships owned by Rockefeller and other
DlutOcratS.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Simple Homemade Butter Cooler.-1 o
keen bntter firm in hot weather, place
the putter on plate, put over 1t an IN
verified flowerpot of the common red or
der, and bind round the edges three or
four folds of muslin Keep this soaked
with cold water, and however hot the
weather, butter will remain firm.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

If you have no sprayer, hold the noz-
ze of the garden hose in one hand and
the cake OF whale-oil soap in the other
and let the stream of water wash over
the soap so as to kill the soft-bodied in
insects.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Breaks a Cat of Chicken Eating "A
Reader recommends this: Take a %
pound flour sack, put a strong Irvine
in The open cnd-you can sew it in with
darning needle so it can be drawn shut
now catch your cat, put her into the
sack, all except her head; now draw the
string tight enough around her neck
that she can't get in or out, and lay hei
down among the little chicks; now
watch that old hen fight that cat. Give
her five minutes of "hen peckiug' and
she will always make a great circle
around little chickens.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Things to do With Soap Scraps. Small
pieces of toilet soap can be saved and
made very useful by putting them into
small bags made Of fine chez cloth and
partly filled with bran (oat meal will do.)
These make fine wash-cloths. Another
way to save them is to put in a small jar
and cover them with cologne. This
makes a jelly whichis very nice for sham
booming, or in the bath, as it dissolves
quickly in water. Add a few drops oi
rose perfume before using. This gives
pleasing results.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Peanut cookies-One fourth cup sugar,
cream together q cup peanuts rolled fne,
egg we'll beaten, 2 tablespoonful OF
sweet milk, one cup flour, 1la teaspoon
tuls of baking powder drop teaspoon
iul on buttered pans and bake in quick
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

BE sure that YOU get the proper trade
mark-red stripes running spiraliy
around the stick. Beware OF substl
tutes.-Medical Talk.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Manila paper pasted over the backs
of pictures prevents discoloration by
dust settings.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

In hanging clothes out to dry, pin thick
est part uppermost and they dry
quicker.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Good housekeeping is knowing how
to get a pound of work out of an ounce
of strength
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

Ifatew crackers are used in rhu-
barb pie not so much sugar or flour is
needed
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-07-22

A little taffy now and then works
wonders with the sourest men
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
Excursion
Excu rSicn

-Th. Bald Eagle. d~parted ,2r Chester a, Z
o-cl1ct YESTERDAY aft.rnoo1 with a large con-
Segment o. freight and a fun ist Of uass-r-
x-r<-
The GREY Eagle will depar- for T-o-s a,
4 O'Clock this Afternoon \ s0oi tF'u is ex-
Dected-
CAPTAIN William Kelly o. Cairo nov
the United S.at-- steamer Ab-tf. f'l..t John
Eichtunan Of the DuhGuue and Harry : Davis
% the Abbot visited the fii9i-' AS7p-iltloa
YESTERDAY
-Th~ United states boa H.1nstDalza ,ssc
Parigcah Tor M-muhis last night
The Stacker LIE arrived from Nefnfh.s res
tsrdav morning ful. o. uaSS.fisar~ SO Niil
depart f0r thu same point a. o'c!]'z this aft
efnp1n-
The Rees Lee v.iu arrive from M@np-is To-
ulorrow and depart fp- To- Ssfa. uoIE- thurs
dav afternoon AZ : o'cio1k-
Captain y. TIiEh- q =. I>osis = rt1t.ns
all boats through N" rapids ~ k1rS Island. III.
Tn Quinev arrived from Ee0AuE vs--e-,lsv
with a lac uu-lf-r % NuTi!-s Fair visitors
Shs will 4-Iafr AT o'rIaok this afternoon
for the sars point
Thu Citv q M~snuhi~ dsrar-el fp- Cape Gi-
Tsrt.-au YESTERDAY afternoon w.-h . So1l t-io
reported
The Sprsad Easia made her usual god 'Eirs
70 Alton ami Grafton y.st"Edoy-
tn. Citv % Prov lIaac- and ''lTvin n S-~a-
Ger mad. their UsIIa! excursion tips F=--"-lsy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

SsS York. sept 1s-cottoa futures oia-sd
steady. sept; 70 &c: oct. i0-isc. Nv i1-I$-.
Dee Io-c.c. Jan lo.Sc. Feb. i5.-s-. March
- q: lrrfi 10. Nc: Nay ls.9c. SPOT cotton
closed qui.S. rnldaling uplanis "a. SOC. rn!GIlrs
Gul. II.i5c. sales I7s baIes- TE- MARIE; op~n-I
firm at an sdvany- o. igaIs u1iat- On active
Lt.yi-r in rs<prns. - frrner cab~- than
p@rtei. espec-st!lus % a bgiii-h crop al mid
dzv and fears that The C0'd weather ported IN
tho North n!xh, make serious he1dTsg irtu
tn south. Cable ccntlau-Ti firm and The
k-t worked quite s,saG:ly upward until Just
alsyut y 70 - points. The Government T.p-rt
was ~ the whole i!saTp. hitting to tE- bulls
Following III. reading q this prices br0s.
sharply under liquidation ani ..liinx by Nv
orleans After declining u a rei sdyanc- e
only { pSirt- however. the downward
tn market showed q fairy firm tone. with d.
mal1 more or les E-=e-aL The mI-Eet
finally steady al net sGvancs Of san points
Sales werc estimated az sc9'01 bai-s.
SeT Orleans Sept i5--C1ttor futures steady.
sept i9.1sala- lie. oc- io.I5dia. isc. Nov u Ca
March le-IaIs-ssc- s?o; firm. .al-s SEA. or
dinary Bis; god ordinary So: low mid
ding Sc. rziddllag u 5-lsc god uitiii-x
bssse. n!cdiing fair i0a.c. receipts s.sss. stock
Liverpool. s.-p; Is-spot cotton In limited
ed N. sale. 81 the day s~r. 400 hal.. =
Which 30 were sor speculation ard EXPORT an
Included S.9f American Receipts 1. 90 bats
IL cludirE 7iSl American Futures opened s-ea.!v
ard eiesed strong' kn'-rtea Ar, rlie4iiTE z az:
Nd sEsd: Dec.-Jsa- E5si: Jan-F-s.
5.s+i: Feb. March 5s+d. NsrSh-Apri. sd,
ArTIi-Mey ;. sd. May-June sd.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

Ns- Yorr sept Z. FIot.r-Iace-?-s > -
as 5,, s sas ,,.ias .5 sf aa,le In s Ti
act;v- demand. winter straight. s, ioas -.
); m h 80 sua am 5 aiiInTS' i'm i yl
Low Western tliiali5. city s. Isili "a. KIN
Wh.s'-Ee1rii,s 800. ba. ss,I-s 5.g..s..,. ~
strong. n r"i 9 -. o. b. araat. y.
i.rI MIn,,' i.a' aa,li1 Nina. : o. o. H. i' o6;i,n.
l@I ans;b.r strong ana ..sofe o. Is active
Siyaar.i NOR ,5su a. ,@r Ia a,ien,,sl a;
tim b. h~a,y cavelins AMI . fair oritsi.,-
6gyirs Hos"tI"n' n" highest i:y.is 1ifer
k.t cIa-si -tT, nr at 5a.s5zc ~ aIysnc-.
Sfa. /, is sd; :, 81; II, NAY III
De- g -isI-.,i .1ii.. closed Si.l... C-ra-E~-
r., strong " 81 siss:ar srd ;s's- : .
: sr0ar. y" yellow So. No. vrit- SC
III MIN a5sal Ea- on ais .'Ts s1 ana lTi
IT, bsl'. and r-r-T"cts for smaller re,.ip'~ =
f1--..r. closed sc: sept s,as'>.c. ,ic-.t
So. De ss7.Tf'r. c!oS-i sSi-c pat--';--
49, rs ~ -. r-iutaI uh.is. s,ss-. r..
ssi.ii@,c: clipf-I Whist SAT, ~. -.isE,i..
9iiS op!Ta Ia Ia f. iPi5. . h s5:a t 81
leather firrn Wool ard bs-f steady Cut rz~at-
s, .. w~,isrn l-. a;s.rnsd -: -, led
3. = nominal: reius'! s'sady Poi: .i"siy. Tai
s .ga ~ s aE ,,' r.oS al 49, Rim
stsaiv-- TuTpentin~ steady. Rice STEADY. No
s-eaGv n fasf- g.
N,i-,yEe. Ser- f4-Vb.,- bfrhe-- "
N1-Th.Tz /. =. No N,.s-ssr1 & y Dec
81 ia ma i've hfrher- S0 Rs-tsy
s:salv com -!m f,.c ssi-r -,o-.frfal
Duluth. Mar sept la-Sh..--Ns : har.
HeE Nh. y I Zg5ihern So. y,
q - X T5-,s.-- e. 81 - ~ oil ~
D northern . ----. 30 - Ia. De. 50 I..-.
Nev 81 -lis- oats n tTi- and TO arrive 80
Minneapolis. sept fz-Whea.-S-p- 9 -
usc g. ~. say 49,. No / hard 81 -sss:
W. ! Northern 81 -4s.- No Sc.-h-ra 81 ~.
Fl-r--Ffrst patents s. . a. Ga S-rrrI ps--nt-
81 -Gs =. trs; Gears 81 EiGG-s WOOD. 4e.-..;
clears :, .sil7 - y D. Minneapolis in wuod.
ETs--in hulk Si.Gi.-
g pc 8. z. Tiri1-ay--.p- g. . Ri
karss= Clsy --rt fl-Whsaf = 70 = D. shsr
sept g. 0i,. Dec g. fs1,GG o.. Ma 81 s-Gf 80.
cash So , bad s S-ai = 10 q .ssi-ri g
No. s-C dsis.. No r.f siT.- No sfcs No
si-aSl = t-r-u Isz.~r. -.t,t &C.. De-
Go. Nav g.: c.sh ~ rai,-I .sffsi-c. W.
, f-g.i-c: No. white g.. No CSC. Oats
Hsv isvSr. chpls- ,i--5.i-, q = .is.r. name
g =T--a Rive rr-ri-ai Al - Receipt
Wheat - -. corn sts.. oats .if.n snip
I1icsS9 SIT .7-,'ssh on 5ia',.f- N>r- =.
:, OLE 500 VIA 10 >t--,,rs
s4,.,e4-i.. 10 ,. - 10. - --G ~ ~
H,h,N2. -: - s-i;~ 80.
- 81. " shltr = -, 49,
3 ~ Ry..No. s-'=c Har!ey-,s'f
t--elns ..n.-,. fai- % Sh.i.- nlsitif,s Ns.lc.
-. -, @ s.s9e 20 it I, ~ - - -,
aie.- p.sIss-p-r ot's.. ~ - = 4s1'i ~ -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
Eureka College Opens.


REFl BIC SPECIAL
Eureka. III. Sept Is.-Eureka College
opened the serniceEtenniaI yea- Of its cd
ucational work to-day with an increased
attendance q students Tonight John :
Siever.s. Of Peoria. delivered the oonvoca-
ton address before a large audience
Among the new members % the faculty
are; J. u. Di.hl. who has Just returned
from the French and German Uaiv.rsi-
Ties q II Harro!. professor Of Latin and
6r""S. J. = Compton ard II g. Rsich.l
assistant professors Professor -.
Clark has Just accepted IN. p-ofessorshlt
q, history In Drake University. This "
ctncy has not been filed vet About ten
thousand dollars hav. been sp-nr In i'm
movements this summer
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast for To-Day and
To Morrow.
Washington. Sept 13.-Forecast:

Washington. Sept 13--Torecast:
illnois-ShDv-- and cooler Wellesley.
TA1r-tzv fair warner in west ard south por-
;iors. b-tsS northwest to north winds
Nissou-i-Fas- "Wednesday: cooler in cas-, ard
s1lrh po=t!cr- THURSDAY fair: warmer.
F-ast-ra T-Nss-StcV-rs Wednesday. coris- IN
n'-t1 and "a>- Portions Thursday fair excep-
-now-rs OF the coast. fresh north TO northwest
winds
Western T-1a-ShO~srs vedn-stay: cooler
y west rcrtion. Thursday fair. except showers
IL extreme Wet portion
Oklahoma an! Indian Te--i.ory-Par-ly cloudy
snd coo.~- W~r-ne-dav. showers n CENTRAL ard
sag I-rtiors. ThurS.iay rair- warrr.r
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

RIP IsI.lt' -FET ms
Memphis Tenn Sep- i3.-Ths r.ys- -.
s;sne:s - feet o. ths zsuge e taH y = n "a
LAST :; hours. The Sa4is L-e t.-arred - =. re-
tspaT;~d a; ; D II sor srsansas River vi-s =
2 n tip. II. Ci'y Z : J1s@ph aFr.7-t 2:
Memphis and .. X. Lending tai. les.irE =
.Lorr1N o. her hrst mp Th- snaEh"at , \
Ma-ou'b sFTiys,! at noon fa-'lsy r. n Na-C1aE
srd returns tomorrow sf,erno \ o. her ZIP
~ -as t~s-roy"d II sraEs Tue L".ta MI
morrow ev.n!ng - vIcksburs-
cairo T.. SEP, Iz-siyer gauge .esds a
N-g arrived from the Lover Missi~s.up! a :
, m aisaTr sfl tJ frs lS e Lou. a.
? n Tn Peter Lss arrived from = Lou.
=; "a , AID d@part~I tor Memphis a.
Burlington. Ia. SEPT 1,-The river IS now
-, inSs@s seav. lg'E. 7't t. mar -! ne: 4
Bats down Ei9ise. =. " C-wi-s- Weather
raw and rainy
AZ. hi wsa,h s 7sirias : f.,ei. fasa a.
= St-rt.r Lee W 10 n Tinted S,s;.s
3-au down > a. m.
c-2s Guardian, No. ssg, BIT. Ps;e,s
r. cow IN "a @ f:g Gtlt lTcIi. d7 . y .
W-1ta~- raining River rising.
Grad Tower; II. sept I7-s,sek-r Lee -
~ Peters Lee G51n a; a m 81.
'' =. =; '' ':1 a. - |. n 9 Wr,s.s -
ar W.a;h-- et5uay. "'''4
I.a.q ,.... ky-. sept. nm. saus, read. : :
t""t- N-ath~y c-oGiv ard raining. Dudley r
= Evansville Charleston FOR Tennessee
=. Paul. MiHu.. S~p- 13-S-ear-er St. Paul
saIr-- n ~ ? m sEd lef; az = n today
VirFsburE MIS- sept; Iz-Th4 Eaur. rear.
>. t.st. a fan ": : Th- Co--iu i due %
Ia~ Gllcss-.p arrived ain TOW flo-- e;re..:i-
vile TIE AIs:!ra - due doNa S.v-ra! new
Ia4-S q c1t-c- car-~ from Sla Flower River
t1-lsv. The westr.- !. clear AID cooler. with
rain predicted
F1-tshu-E. Sepr- f5-Riye- ; ; fee. a-f So
-.o-sry n dam Cloudy ~rt warrl
'incir'@ti. -Spt- i2--RiTe- 3 feet and sta
tir5ary. Cl-a- and wa-ul.-
louisville. sept iJ-E.ve- s-ssdv. on ,sif.
= inches hNlSS locks clear
F-taneriiie- sept -3-Eiv@r ststi7ra-y 80.
Gear and paras-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
HIInoi. Editors Meet To-day.

Decatur. Ill. sept l@-Tns Illinois Pc
publican Editorial Association meets he-e
tomorrow Senator's Cullorn and Hopkins
and other promin.n; party leaders will h.
guests Of the editors al the:. tanque; and
will make addresses. The meeting will he
held on the hftieth anniversary OF the
launching Of the Republican party in I'LL
nois at similar meeting bv thirteen anti
Nebraska editors Two OF III. editors
present al that time Will b. PRESENT to-
morrow. They are Paul Se.hy and Il. F.
shaw
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
Carnegie Institute select. Pope.

Columbia Mo- Sept. 13.-Professor jesse
E. Pope. head Of the Economies Depart
ment Of Missouri University. has been
commissioned by the Carnegie Institute at
Washington. u. C. 10 supervise the COM
pilsticn Of an agricultural history OF Ms
souri, The work will be done by STUDENTS
OF Missouri University and the book. waich
will be published By the Carnezi. Institute
will he known as the history Of the eco
nomic and social relations of the agricul-
turaI industry in Missouri
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
New Telephone Company.

I-amonte. No. Sept. 13-The lamont.
Telephone Company was organized here
las; night with capital stock OF $ sTo
The following officers We're elected: Presi-
dent. W e Piles; vice president. r
WiTer: secretary. J. a. Fleming: treasur-
-. John McCurdy. The new company will
build a. independent exchange with
country lines
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
RECEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS

Provisions were weak early in the ses-
sion. as result OF continued realizing in
Oct holdings Later there was a little
furry in Jan pork on active covering by
shorts. III, 1dvlnc. extending throughout
The entire list Prospects Of "a heavy less
To che corn crop also helped to support
pork UP &c at sl2-s5. Lard was VI ei-c al
s. Is. Ribs closed with gain Of 5i-c 10 loo
at 81. s.I6. s.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat
- cars corn Si' cars. oats ~ ears. hos
>, head.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
MONEY TO LOAN

ON FIENII IKE Oh IIANOs-
DO MOI FAIL TO GALL an. SET rates
I5S Tias s Ssn sMSL PS SY Win
REBATE when paid before due, 80 you only
pay for such tine yos have had loan. We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments
tered We do not require y1ym-n-s VALE SICK
CONVENIENCE: No INQUIRY: paperP to
signed IT house AMI Sou can get money .ans
day yoC apply We make a speciality Of paying
OF any loan or cla i'm against goods ard Civ
ing more money II you cannot call. WRITE
OK TELEPHONE US and yiil send agent
TO explain our SYSTEM TELEPHONE KIN
LOCE Il "a, BELL MAIN 2s55
FIDELITY BRDkERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building
Brosd.ay and Olive st. Entrance al Olive 81
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EDWARD II BOWIE.
Local FoT-csst-r-
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River Rinlto RrevifIes.

CITY os Providerce.-...-
Corwin H Spencer -----------..-----.
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Revival At Lamon,e. Ne.

REPJ Bi.IC SPECIAL
Lamonte. Mo. Sept. I3-The Reverend
j VI Rhodes. the pastor. closed a series
81 reviva! meetings at the Christian
Church in this city last night. Twenty
five converts are reported. Professor y.
". Shaffs-, a Kansas evangelist assisted
the pastor in conducting the meetings
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IL ha-har xauk- Yesterday showed So feet.
fan g q foot IL III. lsst - hours.
Pushes aiorE -he I>vs- yesterday va light
IN. zezth-r VA cIouly. with showers
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

New York. Sept i5--Buyers q dry goods are
Tot specuiattnC By sny means. but hs-e ard
fsr. slight .l.iicstion Of ri--e LIBERAL buying
Is ->~r- II t. evident inaui-. IN certain dtrec-
rtG-s> leads 20 the discovery mat goods ccs
IN stock TO .h- extent that IL iulsxtn>d and ,hi.
IL itself IL creating a demand Certain lines Of
wide sh-~rirxs Rave i.s~n reduced &C q yard
S.l5exs remain fairly busy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

. ESToN COURT. No. L. TRIBE. OF BEN
% Hu--Me.ts the second and fourth we1nes-
o.. Of each month at Andes Hail. jefferson
md P.z.a.ozz. street Members are requested
20 attend AL soEs and daughters Of iar &C.
GO r1r. = tesr-y welcome
NM RII'MBERG. Chief IsS. 8 Thirteenth.
Ruth Lester. scribe. 2s;s Victor.
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MONEY To LOAN.
On PersonsI Property.
EAST ST, LOUIS LOAN cl
MONEY ADYANCEp SAIABIel People

-aAs mace "a household goods ARD Al. kind
Q. p-rsona! properly. Easy monthly payment
Room - AetssisnI bldg. - Coi:insyIllr sv'
Phones Bel Easr Izs-M i.inluch 81 CLAIR ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On frrnitur. p!snos and chat;els- II you owe
. kixh-pricNd loan COMPANY
OR HAVE. DEBTS PRESSING.
Call OF the
NEW YORK FINANCE CO
We have rernedv. Don't owe ..erJb body.
COMBINE YOUR DEBTS
Make one paymeEt PAY them all
WE LOAN IOT- MONEY IN SUNS OF
5000 70 3D. %
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Remember the Tiece.
NV YORK FINANCE co.
ect ard - ODD FELLOWS BLDG. SIS Olive
Phones: Main ISM and c 80.
A. FINANCIAL UPHEAVAL
CAUSED BY OUR INTRODUCTION OF THE
LOWEST RATES EVER KNOWN
on LOANS OF
SEC go
On Household Goods Pianos. Fixtures, eta,
WITHOUT PUBLICITY.
YOU CAN PAY THE SANE
IN SMALL WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Extension che-rfuIly granted
IN CASE OF SICKNESS. Loss OF WORK
OR OTHER MISFORTUNE.
Y Not Convenient 70 Call Phone Main s.s4A
Or Write Us.
Or ID lsiS.
NATIONAL LOAN co.
ROOMS 20 and 2I1 MERMoD-JACCARp
BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR
81 y. BRoADwAY- COR LOCUST ST.
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Nev YOsE 50 ls-T-- .. ~,
'5-."i'- 70 rniIi R-sA. s-r4.E. -
=. - 5fs5s~ f1r futures o-i-r.si 800
= l.'..nelt-'4 gslrr- 10 au.l.ue. . -,
" ,l'b>SiF itE a uarJisi s..u %. = 80, ~
- - -, market r.ae.sI later nov
=; Is. - i..T ana tn CD - Wa sab
-. - - - - 1iHis >Li-s W. T-f..s-.I
= 49, A4k u u 2irK Ice - e. 3. ~
80. MAJ N 80 r1r.- -'-''-- ia q
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ROYAL. ARCAyJN.

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanrn. Nos 3os-5iI Holland Bsilsiag-
A xorcIAl welcome 20 visitors. friends. l.etnrrn
s-a members frlci abroad
z A HARBOUR q. r.
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SALE.


'pNNFCTfG-- t2-s -Fsye--u-ru tr.ck
--<as -rautsHiG basement
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Chief HOTEL,

So ~ - Al-HFHA RI lsA'
II YOU get coored " IN a frame hg:cl, s-7ai'.
dark rooms and pay LtLr -a'~S- = - f'lr
fault: building s. triek. Trgrns large, iiEh,:
newly furnished. choic. loca4-;s. 90 ai.l !.
per day. dining room. - n" EoisG ar me-.
only one block from car lines = thc " I'D :
Lii -ass OILY. cars- i.ul. .l..rnlL 80
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f-h'rsso. S-st I1-Th.r. -z- Ift-l. --..s-- L.
naN---,!- only Lee S"vr cling - 8 - D. -
l-etf..4<t = 60 Sir< urlrs. n S.rrhu-<far-
was rs hiI. N So hs1 AMI De. s. :. p I'll
R'C-ittS were % her II AZ Min--.rs.fi.
and u q, I-uI.th -
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Lowest Rate Loans,

WE wiil FAl o. Any DEBi you OWE and
ADVANCE you MORE MONEY On yogr F'Ck-
NiTI RE, PlASOS. no-Ses AID wagons. foods
len IN your POSSESSION: WEEKLY o.
MONTHLY paym.nts- LOWEST RATES: DIS
count given II PAID before due. Call or write
&C ~. Tenth 1T. room IL Ozark building THE
ANDERSON FINANCE CO
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CHRISTIAN EHDEAV0R HOTEL,

600 OAKLAND AVE
Market 81. cars from Union S-a-inn 20 motel
without change En.rarcr gate 10 Fair Gr"u1i5
10 feet from the hotel safe. Cnraf 1rTable AM
convenient home. Low Rates Superior service
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Piy.r. IN the -. Louis district will remain
--s.l.-ary or fAl Slowly during th- n-1i .
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Or. Dennis

e!an and surgeon. conduct. a.. only T~sp-~iahIs
slrita.iufn for confinement IN .ai- CITY ts~rrec;
see!.-ion and home comforts: trained nlrs-
..@"st tsrazs. al female troubles .kllI.1iIy
tT-atNI under ebsp'Efe Egzrant@~. ladies' zh.n
nr-dirE a s.~cIllls.. come or write M.
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lo ans at s. Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. P!-
AMOS. ETC. without removal. No Pr ELIGI-
TY. See u befOr- getting a LOAN eisrvhere.
Will sa.e you money CHEAPER RATES:
LONGER TIME. SMALLER AIHE-SfS- We
raT OF auy LOAN or balance On -oisr FIRM
TIRE Paw at your CONVENE ; E. LIBERAL
DISCOUNTS. Call ami - convinced NTif-
or tei.phons Kiniorh \ -. UNION FINANCE
Co. 49, and 3G3 OT!el building.
Southeast corner sixth AMI Locust Entrance
IL y SIKH. nrlns.te RaE-.s.
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OIL 'i;v. S-u' I1-Creff- tsIs--a- g. - -
80. 10 bti sh-pEilents- f'.-'1Sy!ttr ara 80
- TX ,-' 1T runs. F-rns.iva MIA "a
=. -rasf 's..-a ~hlgrr. rf~-f.rna - 49,
49, Er-s-I.ir. - a.-.---r.- =. = -
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
eohWin y. SPtncER
and GlTv u P10unEnce

FAKE caily lrips is<SiaS a. - "a 80
SUNDAY. lssv. 80 = n. 10 a.
n. "a p n; sd,,sen .s.,p
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Mrs. variance and Madge Grayme.

Private h-rn.- Ctlifif@snsat-. 50. sdrqtI-r n.
desired perfect s.rls- On. irregularities f--are-i
gfrt nay n work. ladies IN trouble cali ~
w-''e. -i0fN Olive Phone i-1-t-
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P~o-.7- III. SEPT. i3-Ths steamer V4r-.
S.s-ns rsS boz sold 20 C,so-aia Geors. Primo.
G.: SsfsE-z. Miss. for 81 80.