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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02
AdoIphns Busch Resigns.

st. Louis. Mo, NOV. 1-Ad9IpHuI =.
Busch, the millionaire brewer, VINO Is
largest concessions on the Pike, has ten.
dered his resignation as a director anu
member of the two most important COM
Tnittees of the World Fair company Mr.
Busch declares that he has resigned from
the fair directorate because OF discrlnl-
nation made against a concession Win
which he is connected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

Frank \. Wadleigh, manager OF the
immigrant clearing house of the West
ern Passenger association. has re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

In a recent letter to me Fepul 70
n5adio;na Co Miss Julia Marlowe, OF
New York city writes the following;
.T am glad to write my endorse
ment of the great remedy, Peruna,
as n nerve tonic. L do so most
heartily. MarloWe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

singers and public speakers will ind II
eos Cure an effectual cure for hoarseness'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

R,lv your coal of Anderson Bros, SOB
East Sixth, and get what you buy lno-
| 'nhone 693: Bell. $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

Digestion furnishes nutrition Tor the3
nerve centers. Properly digested food
furnishes these reservoirs of life With
vitality which leads to strong, steadY
nerves and thus nourishes life.
Peruna is in great favor among
women. especially those who have
vacations that are trying to the nerves.
Peruna furnishes the lasting vlgon
for the nerves that such people need
Thousands of testimonials from Won-
- = ~ ali narts of the United States are
neinp received every year. such unso@
licited evidence surely proves that Pe-
runa is without an equal as a nerve
tonic and vital invigorator-
( BUY a bottle of Peruna today (
IS ffs from PerIna that you expected, s
write to DR. s. Il. Hartman, Column
s bus, Ohio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-02

Vellke''-and lntlmate IleIlu9 "
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.

-.s-..--.,-.--. .... -: ssr .srr-au.f +.
80 ~ - 'i-' - ~, - - -
cllcl-fs-- A.. ut In 1isFaflgn yesterday aft>F
o. ..... , - -. A. So. -..,..sa.y-
-. -. - -. -, :. q, - .rlins
-'.--4' t.s' "-'t 'l-a''' '-'-' 90 - '' :
tn ti. captive blu1.u. uL.lh Will = operated
-. 80 go 90 -. ..-.l ..r-..ps
49,. 1. 80 -. -.--s 1. 49,. .rrssts H-l4 from
~. -. - -..-...'. g., - tt..a-ls =
80. - ~ =. - - = - 4, :. 10
=. ri. 80 -. p, .....s-.. o.
-. -, ,
3Naf-f -.-i o.. s.--n al o.. AZ F.L4~7 AsAt
4a-l...ls --.a.i- W 20" .fi.slai, q t..- 4-Ap-
s....H ~ f' ?. i..ii -. = n ~ La' -,
20 AZ H'-ia4 s-...44a- - - 4slu.5 an. U ~
4.F.i..i. "a. in- .ts--41 -,fi4.rieaa AL f-.s.I
.l- Il ,-.., 'e' H.. ~ -. III -
a3-r.lses q y,se.u4s a.. ',-a.F -..lkiag Oa
a.e.4a- - re I-saT $500. b. D. al111rC-i that
o.. AL Palace ssa...4 90 Usually ry-a 20 Tnuss-
e'S ,.'i'fs. vi. D.. s--a'i a. iaa' iif.'--
f5i-..- -. e. Il -'-..'-,-'' 80 -,
-. - 49, -
-. -. = 80. - -
-t' 80 ''-' --' 90
- etc., = - GOT. 80 -,
49,. /. !. 80 80. 81 -.'. '-. Z =, H.,
-. =. .-, -, -. -
49, - - go 80 nm :.
I.lis. a.. f.r-r. % ,..- ..z- 81 r. fr.
u-l-r..sl .,.at..l L4f N4-s. ...sf. IL &c
60 ~. -...-.. ..- -.-,.,.- -.
,.s.-. - %. 20 - -.47i. -
- O. - '-' ~. -.'.. -.
- '-~- go. p -.s'-' I--.- a. ~
-. -.. a -.- inc pr D.. ms =
l. -. Il .-- I'D ~. -, -..'-.. 80. 80 - :. -
Tho 'Dl-.s.rE ..ta.r See. .el.I.-. a. re
= .ifi-l.. '-4.i'. ul.!.4tl--s .a.le.-ay- - l.
Efaa-,-- a.. --.Dt 1.as.-s yak. -. I-lg.s.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
By Jri-graph.


~. ~; - tug reds . Z. shoF-
90 /" "a - : ~ ING tn i-st - :. Er. E.4lA-
:ll,n tie I.fa-...- RIVER ar f...a ia ~
t."- 4he ii..faann Iaser-k- afT!ts,. from .a-
~ i!llI-r ~. * ~ -. ~. a ~ o; =.
- hms- Inc G..efnmaat Bal: Fairf. .rliy-l
- dslilt-9 f.- N.il!f.s a. : 2. o.
-!'m!.i.l-. run. S-s;- River stands -
49," -" = - j. it- -a4t - h.Iss To-.
. r.uz'--.,.4t ts,.ti-. - alsas . : -. %. =
- u.s. 49,. -" '.ufs-s = c.Is-t-.. a,
~ tfisi a. j.. ~ @. A-l..ft. Inc .stscs.r
!, b, 80 art T., -'Iy = t-s ls-s.az aas ...s'
--J a'fe q. sacks q ,st'. --.d
N's;h-r t..l..4te1.ns iaTa Ersl- Giv.n a {,
iaa'i departed ~ At .. N. '''''''
-: az, Gif ,. 40 ~: ;.T ;..
oovH a. - -. - AZ q. n
O., '.e",'sik ~ s.eep;- :--c,a4ss- rad, !:
i"-t' a ~ of . I1- CsriiI sl'1fei Tie
ar. !.g.i. pr IT, - lie Delta - --e .s..r-
Gfasl Tgn-r: n. So; :-csi..a down q,
a.. 1874. a o.. ,r.stsr =. a. -. r., nj .5tgx.
reads Il let and falling Teaiaer' e.s@r.
L1rlit s;en. ia s.lt I;iv.r III zach 20
:ro IN KeokBk
It'rsbsfg sept. .-Ri,e- , ,..,: stationary
+'--''- '1't4- lar <i- warm
. Hh"e INK. " Va. sept. River feet
iaeh.1. -!oEy rtfirr cloudy AE1 warm Down.
b's-i~ smith. !ars-ss. ~.
Cincinnati. o sept River 80: stationary.
= iF-- departures c!ear ard warm
E,yer-sFiii~. lad. S-y;. z-Riy-r stationary.
a. Clear and warmer.
louisville. s-p-. River Stationary: as 81
eai-.... Is on falls: 80 be.O~ !orks. cs-aE and
warm
w.rs.~, n: set;, .-Gaas- E.ae. IS .--,
AID col. Quincy ~ an Gown. silver Cr-s-
c-at IN and cut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
ny TclcEHanh.

Chicago. Sept 2-CatfIe-R.cela.. 2O95;
steady: good n prime SEER s. f1as -: pr 20
medium g 5oas: stockers and se-,iers t.a5.7 =:
cows S.GEI: heifsrs S.75at.55: Gamers 81 So
22: eglis -! i,.t,: salves 6 .seas .: TsKas fed
Receipts to-day ..cy): stroar.r: rniSei AID
butcheFs s.. IogS.D: sod 70 choice heavy 80
$50. rough heavy i.soHs: l!yht 8 IsS5. -:
bulk OF sales g .s5lfs.f5 sheep-Re-eipts .:
sheep steady: lambs STEADY: god 70 choice
wethers - 51irs: fair TO choice rniysd .7as. %:
Western sheep g .1saf. native lambs .ist5.7s:
Western lanits ffas.7s
Sc- York. sept 3-B~evse-Rscefrrs -:
rather more active. prices steady: native steers
s3.6Gs.7o: half breeds g ssai.s5: stocsers q o:
bulls s, se1z. IS. s. .zss73 = Cabes mud
live cattle and sheep unchanged re:ri serator bee,
lower: SC per H.: exioIts today 100 quarters
Of beef. to-inorrow LIZ eatiie. : 60 sheep ard
-.3S quarters OF beef. Calves-Rec.Irts "a.
yeas &c TO &c lower: Western calves = 20 &c
ieser: Ssa a.. d.: III E.ssseFs g.:
Receipts SECS: sheep and good lamiy. ste,fy:
medium and co-nIncn lambs slow 20 &c lover:
shesp :, ssatz,; eho,ce W: crlis 81. soa2-7);
medium State hogs $50
Kansas City. No. SEPT. s--Caf.l4-Recef-.r
ZOO. market loo higher: choice EXPORT s7f
dressed-beef steers s. 1gs: fair 70 GOD 81.
western Jed .teers s.. .55. sJ stockers and feed.
srs = -x6s.Ie: southern steers g. sl34: South
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
CONFIDENCE MAN ARRESTED.
Columbus Detective Recognizes
William Lowe, Alias Golden.

william Lowe. alias r. 2. Golden. who
admits according 10 the police. that he IS
a confidence. man. was arrested az the cor
ner % franklin avenue and Sixteenth
stree: yesterday morning by Detective
Humble % Columbus. O.. and taken 70
the Four Courts for Investigation.
In his clothing were found a check for
s55 and one for $. 10. which the police be-
lieve he obtained IN confidence game. and
80 n Confederate currency. which, the
police say. he use! as Hash money"
Lowe had recently come 70 ST Louis
with his wife. formerly Miss Mae 2, Bou-
din. whom J.. claims 20 have married on
July 8. He SAYS that his wife knows him
only as Richard = Golden The newly
married couple have been stopping at a
West End hotel.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

z Barnett; Cotton Plant: g g Campbell.
a t,. Mr AL Mrs " G F~.Iis. i4i;Is
ram. B-ightwat-r. Mrs Z 81 C'o!l!sf SfEtt-
cart: T. ". Frst;. F,Iye,;svilI-. n ". cod
yin EltoTsio: II q. Hopkins. Helena: Mary
Pine Bur u, Bgr;-n. Hop. Iona SchuItz
Mrs e. Markel Anna ~ we!t-scE -.
Smith: ". 7. Tr.ee. Ro-. II A. sharp. I.;,ti.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

from Hamburg with fair trip. she will &C.
part to-day at . n.
Tie Res Lee departei fer Asm,his y.,-
ferfsH with q g1ui trap.
.Ihs city % Savannah ~ss out yesterday
sit'ft1-9n fsr trs I.En-sass River win ~
tir . ras-sns"rs anG fair freight.
-Ih- Ha 8 EISl~ - do t1-.ay from Chester
ahl - HafJs -'i- Nj return tals sfi.rr49sn.
!'A'.hs t'T "hsT; az ? a..
The cr1in-y will a-r... fsl. p, --siu. ,rrr m
he.sgA and will 1esart a. ,. n tA!s after
III Cap Girsf:.sg departed rpr Con-
2 re t.st~fisy WifA a s.l1 uatr.s-..-e ..
!"iEh' ar1 .ass@nEsfs
- a. 'Erst-s . eHg-=-s! tffs morning q "a
~ Af'iA '.'~H- he Hi-4 g-l-ar: - J..
-4t- ss."-l Eagle vlu maze Es- r.s..ar
4. -1'--s 'sf4ff."h t.-ln1gfss . AIN. t,rsr-
.' .'-- 'i.a4'A-'t4a. 4.ss a. her va4s. - ~
IH- cfEia u E.,@ac-r ana iE- city q
- - Wal maze t3Y -s..4s4 t4l.s eJsG
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

en- HF.7 fi.sss'1. native co~u 3. lf..5. nstsss
y .'f- 81. t.t-- bull 1-nf.-s. calvs. 3 -55f;
30 u. -s~ - ..lt- f.-s5. uaTSet ~ hlsn-r.
~ 49,. ll- g saisr 2s-.s4s o.. tsasy 50 -
80. !.'f"fa ..-..Fs =. f.ss aI1 Lsfiu. ys-i--g
-.-l- aii''iF- IT, rlf- .srI. usEast rt=siy 10 =
j.. ...-f. native la1.HH - aIffs-sf. nttlvs ss--p
IL. native rgsa4 SILL. Is sr.ru lambs
---fs q. h.sft-rn J'trIlrss s. y-HE. western
= 49, % GERS ard le.4rrs s. rot
no - Z. --in. ~. s~rt z-SAt'i~-i;r-
- ~. T."ltsll-i- i.lts .1ai-r o. Sh.r. "a
t.tr+ 5-a. GOES. tuer suI EsiseFz s. ylas:
o 20. aal f...lef- f-4f. faFr-i:se".pis 1..1f.
. 20 s'.4s i.-.- 30. q. na .iIfu ard heavy
.a--s -i.st .sHI.r. -.vta ~. stsa.y - 20
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRiDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN


Eas;bOund-Leave Eixhth ard Gra:iot s:-e.tsl
D-ii.-.o a N; -, 2 m: sAs 2 m. SO ?;
a. m. p n. sa7 p n Sunday only--:.i a.
Lave Washington avenue: Daliy-i1:e4 a m.
ia p n. go p N. s-s5 p m EXCEPT S.a.
day-s:9s a m. s:cl a N. 5:.i a m. ass -
m. s--s p m Saturday and Sunday only
us , m sunday oaly-S:2s a n, T:i0 n. m.
WestbounG-Leay- Granite City: Day-1:i2 ..
IT.. 5-ss p II. az , n. EXCEPT Sgrfay-S.79
n m. T:ac a n. a n. u:i6 a. na- 40 ..
m. s:f7 p Saturtay oniy-+:45 p n sur.
day oniy-S a m. a IN. 1910 a N. SATURDAY
saf su.tav only-ii.5, D m Except saturday
AMI S1ntsy-5:Ss ? n
Leave Ia;isrn: Daily-i:is p n e5S o n
f:i7 ?. Except Su1tsy-5:3s n n. T.0s a.
n. s;as N. ii;it a m +;ts N. s:,l ,, m
n. sos =. NJ io;i5 a II Saturday and Sunday
2. m
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Ing subjects: What tho Missouri Nsr-
chant Should see at the f'air''. W hat the
Missouri. Farmer Should See az the Fair
What 4 Aiissourian Can See At the Ear
IN Six DAYS and the Cost: " hat Mis-
souri, Shows at the FAR and other ar
t!c!e3 a!o.s. thee Ines
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
The Metal Market.


New York Sept 2-Rfadstr~~t's r--i>v On
grain skip-rs-Js give The following figures:
What irrIUcllz four. exports fo- The week
s-f!rs. s.E.s-1hs= / sEgr-rafe J. 81 81 bi
against La 1zB last week. Zi3i.sSs this week
~ = r5.ig % cate -fa exports aggTg gate l.
t4s.. "a. against = 2" - last year. 10 - n
49, and - iF-.s7' 81 III. Corn eNl-T-- f-r tho
vg.-k srEr.sate 1919 Bu.. against "a SIS Iast
ve-S -. al YEAR s-I. -.is5 r. 20. and 5sa.S's
g. fsf From July 20 date the exports % corn
s.s.rs-i-e - ii tg against sise0Cs IN isa.
---rs IN b. and g ~. 80 81 !.t.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.


l.. rs. 10 G.. CO. - s.. g. 90 10
Cows ard h~ifers.
H. s;.--. 80 b. CT. -
CONS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

MULES-Tvo loads 81 mules the msfze.
Friday folloNihN fairy Eb-rhi arrivals during
the earlier days q TIE week hut this vas
comparatively small fresh suualy and brrGSht
forth new feature. 10 the narket- Trade
has been quite active during the week snail
mules. stimulated by good demand from
Southern sources. Dealers have bought. more
readily the commission market IN curs--
quence. The reverse. however. has hesu -h-
case on large mules which have passed their
most active season and which have dsvslo7ed a
decline in the last week 0. OF Sz-Sjl.5 per
head
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

VALLEY Pax Acecllnoea;ion csI4sts 49, "a
? n. Ts:-i ? N. I'D p Il. re- , "a
'i:s ?. IA Ar-.ves $50 II. - & Is
L., fs:ss ?. II. no ?. n. '.i:l5 , ~
Pacific AccoEzra5tzIioa departs 80 a ne
H. T. m. ts.-s y n Arrives Is-.' q Us
w. .. n. II u 2. n. E.:l1 y. n
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
IFOY NOINTAIN ROITE.
NIs>Oi Ian PACIEIC HNlLMAN. J

Rams. and Nebraska E:xp .ess oil - IN 80 eEs
Crevs Cos1- Lake trains leave CuiOa Statil y
.s:l5 a '5:i5 a. H. u ~ = Il. al , n.
$50 p
OAK Hi trains leave Union Station fs:i5 As
m. FlQ:-y u n, 500 p II. ID p m
hirkNooi trains leave Clion station -ss9 as
n. .. = Il. I.i5 r. u - a II. ), Al
n. -i!:2o a. q =, ?. II. 1i--9 p H.. 80
- 2. n. IL - 2.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

Ey Telegraph.

..u I.rs. -.f ---g.ft.l diced quiet. .
...s .-.-. a......-i.- u...aia !. o.. i-.i..-'s
a. a.a- ..s... E-a. l'.-s. -.i,i,a
a.-"s ar a aH...a. U. j. % - lH.hf- -.
s-.....r r. '.--.eI ,ar-. alI TIE Itgi ..it. "a
.Ha.r. ll sen. a4r s.rf4---s q a better
....f4 r..rt taH. E.a.sa..s '-.'s..'-- b4i4as
ta- ..HrL.1s rl.-.- Sac sl4.z .-s..-"tin~tt sf..'
aU. ..rr H.r...a...4 o.. extreme iTTrs44igi-y.
Fog 500 o. ss..fA! H-s tl- a-.iss.t stss.l '.as
O I-..... lsls-fH fss.rt had Ten d,~gogHt.-.
lH r.. r.E..-aaf ..-.4s. by the b4ii !sa..r
f..s.- OH. t.. eject fa4- h- fsaT"d - decline
ift''l. 't.1- g ia- r.lsa OK ~ t--i-S = fvpoit:
cas- 90. e.a.~ o.. .1-.i-rlti. Hgli-hi.4i- a.
tHs 4s f'ifE - go lining ps'ret sf,.~i :
o. .it.r f's-1t ai-s f'h"i ih"r" = a. .aLlL,i 49,,
rH.E "a c1rs-..r De-. -t.Fts. va' IfsieTI.l
t-aHr I-.A.s % a." hs.aE 2 v4.ths ne r.
s4.t r. t"e f"..an ssgrt and jisi t.'>is th-
s.ateil.lt -ar' -s7l.l So SOD a. ."sic.
- = - - ~ !, .-e: jag. a. -.
ana AAs-H - ! .'Ir. lae f-pai,ri a.-5'i~
HiIr.H = al se- CENT Vas f.i."Egs ~
af-.s sfa r.l.-- vas r-a1 prizes .Eer- dswn
si D:'5 :. "a the 1zi=.- f..zziii re-. !.
Vs. h"arv r.rer.rE % t.s.s acii;i.t.4! fsrEi-;
iEfirh s1rr'.l rr.rs@ rsaE.v cont p1iii
ti--- vas alec aggressive pressure from Fading
tea ,u;s-.srs aaI DUNG the afi.r1,cl = ~
va I'll ssr' vas selling srguni 70 sc o;
% -; De. - Jan iHsc. ard Mach
~ si-.. -siiv - ~. c!aS- IN rom shorts
taking t-l.'s ana the rra-."- vas fasliy stay
s-rf1a-e4 Fl ~ - tales TIE marie; VII re-
rrt.r c'.--' over fatC- 1sy a.f the acton =
I.iye-raoi dur'HS the interval 80 awaited with
Hsv O-l.aa. ser;. .-ca;;on ...I'. re.
w p -f'- -: I,.. y -.I9 81 Js I,,o -
i15r iI- raHa r-sdiiaE Il sisc. rs,tsiinr
slf- n 80. r-rel--s - ha'es. sto1k ---ls
,-i-@. : flir,. lover. s-rs-'esr iniddilnr rai-
= -afaTifnfs . al hrx
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
New York Money Market.


Nov Ta-E S@1t .-Monsy on call -a.y az
-tTI p cent. closing tid =. offered az per
cent: tine loans cary ant dull: g. days : pe.
cert. 8 days - p~r c-1t. months -, per
cent. rTira. mercantile payer 3isgs PER cent:
star3uz exchange easy. with actual business n
ias.,s-rs' hills a. 4-s1'd Z So ,o- demand ard
az sfssrf 10 20 sl-tsy bills: pasted rates
i---5 and -. commercial bills t.sE. Mexican
dollars SO. Government bonds steady. rail-
rad b0nts strong.
Yesterdays Hnsk Ciearinzs-
Yep:ercay's clearing hoJs. statement showed
clszr1ugs .4l.es).si.. tzlancss E.7Il.g.5.
ST. Loui- Money Market
C.artnFs w.fs large there vas gold e.
rraac frr f-l.s. With discount rates arm at "a
90 s pr csai.
Bar silver.
.-- To-i S1r-. Bar silver sTHo
LorzoI S-r- Z-Ba. silv.- = s-iH.
Treasury Statement.
wssAinstOa Sept. :-AvaiIatis cash balance
Slts O. -. So; SO. 81. SCI
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Native srppiy sunnli-Hrsf Critic
Sf-rhN-shccp Hold ~frnhy.

NATIVE '-sTTt.-.-Tis-' .s'r~-= --nHN -
~-if--a Esfs 'fr gallo ia.faH ara ord. re-
frrl1 O. rtg'.rI.tr'E create |far.Hg... f..HH..
urI"as we're . .r-af- Too .#tf- q rfsrrF
El54 kuu-as sfsr-r -a.-ff.r %. be- -. b
3. and s-..ss' Pa a - BE q % steer 10
Er-F ASu Ef-Trsls-I; SEEEES
No. A.. IL. -. ~. T. 10 sAs. fr-
T.. ~i.--;; =. 6; lzis sc - =. So. -
@.--iils.-. - l...l-S 80
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03

IN AlioI. Lsn..ts9. Chicago 90 a.. = q
F.-lgis state E-N, .Chic@so-'---- pm - -
pace F-xp--s- CaicasD------' ~ S-a =. -
Midnight SPECIAL, Cn;csso - -. -s--' 80
Midnight SPECIAL fer P-orla-sI! - yIA -.
80 state EKpE-zs Hest----s.s an - -
Midday Special, Kan C.ty-'.--ty IN - -.
kanaas cIty %iSII 1xpfess- ,J-ly ~. - -.
nan. city Miduigar LlTni;ec'.I-i- pn. :. - -
Sg..ngi.e!1 accol.lIaoca tl1-- - an - -
Ec01aJg-- All LJElsan1---. = - Al - -
B!yo.nlr ztoH Va Jacksonville - an - -
Springfield Exc1rs.ol----.---i'7vi az. -. -
Alton Limited :J- PEORIA Ty1yi az. = -.
SylIns-1 Peoria. Bloom 49, 80 pm - -
Jsr<slrvll.= A-coran1c.&t!on- '..eo pm = -
Louisiana ard E.sJ<.a s1se--.- ...-.--- - -
Spr.asl--41 Cs.'I City Flyer '.-is pih ~ 80
Alton S-e.ai s4!slf pi1
E0odhCGs- M.dnlEa; Accom-. III. I'm 10 -
Peoria Midnight ENpr-ss-.''ll:4s psn -. -. a.
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fE<. E4.-s
.. ca. 80 g.. cSs... 20
BULLS.

SOUTHERN CATTLE - osaran'IHs ..rslp;s
Friday wsrS IN q rate .t.e lula % the arrivals
were steers Of c.eeat and .-.tGy good si-.s al
..g-+t. fyr which tie ltsLasr- Las rliel tie
iTT1sst. an active. FtElrz TO 1r- hi.t.r MARKET
aas had. Very few -t.er. ia teiss th!s rI.rr.,
And tr"y brJugnt but steady p-r-s. sl.;- =
were generally d. a pretty god rIrI sei..--.
AROUND 49, . g. that were generally st.lr=
anl In places lie higher. TIE caf r4aTEst -.
active and value. were .-ary firm - a,i-.I'.-
the eniire RECEIPTS err racing q pretty sod
quality that H0.d a. .. : 90.
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Derart-Fron. Union Station: Ferruunn ga
2. m. YES n: fs1S q m. Iss:A p n. FroI
olive Street station: Sc. Charles. siiS9 a n
ferguson. $50 q m. 's:p .. m i:S , n
ATrive-Af Onion Station: Ferxuscn. s1m
m. $50 ?. M. 'l.ss 2. m. ISL E. m. ie4
e m. n, Al onvs street station: s. chlrie9I
EHn1efeson. S q m. $40 .. m: FerIu:ons
~ 1 ); MokRLS ID "a EaiRR sTfAr,ox.
1eSuson AeoommodasSn1..,, ,f1cJo pm fiSsm -
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Riy~r, IN the ST Louis district VII fall
slowly during the next - hCuf- except that
the aissguri cas-; Of bocnviile will rise
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Personal Property.
MONEY TO LOAN

On FURNITURE OR PIANOS
10 MOI FAIL 10 CALI. and gvt tsGr !zf-s
tefore getting loan ~ls~~ here OuT syss.an .l.~.
LOSD TIME and SMALL. PAYMENTS sftu
kEBhTE when paid before due, you only
pAy Tor such time a you have had loan. We
Gte Pass BOOK. where eli fsyu -ffs are IN
Jared We DO not require .lAJ in.E;. ~hlle SICK
On or Oh WORE 40 ItiiL4sIIE. NO H.
CONVENIENCE. 40 I..Cif:Y. pap.rr enn =.
signed AZ house AMI you get money sara.
Cay you apply. We maze a speciality Of paying
Oh any loan or clEiTn against FoSg- and giV-
Ing more money. II you cannot call. WRITE
OR TELEPHONE and +. viii send axsrf
TO explain our SYSTEM TELEPHOSE KiS-
LOCH Is a. or BELL MAIN 2szs.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE Co.
RQo-a No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway and Olive at. Fu,rznce - Owe ct
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NtN COUNCIL. so =. j -. = IL
l. .r@'s ~rsry Monday evening a. hrH--
H4l. rHftls-sf 0lgUHr Ie fs'~HT..~ aus
I..rtrGUELl stg--r. NIslf.r- 90. Nr'-.u.
T.. 4. - ss!--f b.. I--f. -
c. LOUIS cot SOL. SO q. O. 60 e..
. meet. fret ami fhEH SATURDAYS q to
.lth. IN Han 80. 1=lfIry - lins Nis
lfl.- -.s.s. !4l-d ;. HEf...I.. Secretary
e. = Eser"I -
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ssa.aHa ~
ssrs n
IL ~ IL

i.gtcher C-;tl.-I.ack q .gIfauI- Tr-~1-f- -a-
- cause u - very dun market. f..".al -lr
pretty e lof h'if"rs ~. -a-t * E-a! ws -.
dTes--4 l-ef COWS wsr~ 81 sale sid . 90
prizes. Val calves to-E r. sfrr- w.-h % ..z
W 90 "a uF.cs NJ -.a'.gsI - uls..-as.
HELPERS
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ANCIENT YRED AND
ACCEPTED HAsoNs.
ROYAL ARCANUN.

COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL.
" Arcsnurn. Nos Soo-3li Holland building
A cordial welcome TO vIsitcrs. fr1ends Lretnrsn
and members from abroad
E A HARBOUR. q. r.
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Et aLIsGTON HOtTE.

Hannibal ali lsIs..ngion----- - al to -.
G>.-si O. EallI1s i----..-.--- go an - n
S-.f.sy az. E1rss o. .------- % -. -. -.
-. -sl- % %.uIa-sl-. s--ff4s- : - an - -.
-. Is-l las side lsz=. a. 81. - -.
.s.re- 80 n
-. Paul ana EsuL.a sa--.s----- - IL - =.
hans flfF - ItA -.
Kansas ,9.y aEc r. Pail : "a - = =
E.slsa- or -----.r----. s-4s -
= j.. Denver. Fae- CDazt-. = - pt- -.
Burlington. .a1-. AlnE-- = - ~. - -
F1E l4laf.s. gla Estsr Ssl~--- :. ~ IN - -.
I94sf p. Os.uaz- Dem -F--- "s-tl i'm - =
l. .r N~u~ft4 81
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Arrivals

To-Day'a weather
Fair snc cooler: fresh westerly vincA
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
CORWiM II. Spencer
and ClTI Or pR0Vlneuee

make daily ifips. I-asias al " a
D N. AID p IA 80
sUSpAY. Isavs 30 |. m. 10 I. n. In =
EoUSD TRIP &c
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HOMES FOR SALE.

~ vhfs Eve. BRICK house OF rooms: VII
0sii On es1 terms
sasy tsFma
~ pas.y sv% rMapiewooe). frsne houss o.
sooenst iE c5r16 feet: cheap.
Also
20 waiter Az Osari.woo;) frsns h0-ss q
rooms: lot Doziss feet: essy terms
Also
nm Sheridan avs. 1-story brio. . ropHs; ~
Ax1n fest
~ Vista ava, i-s;ory brich. . rooms; ist
Axia feef: ealy terms.
~ 4OnnsOoa ave. new brch hoco %
rooana IAN en6 water closet: cay terms.
Also
tid1 hall. bath. eto easy tsrInA
Also
mn Ia ea,ls - I-story brick hones ek .
rooens: stabie FOR horses IN rear: $3.50
For p,isA ,errns sn1 o,ner p., 81 S see
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NOTICE.
rGPRovED CITY PROPERTY FoH
SALE
cAaANNE HOME.

Tor saie-gszi Vernon ave: brani-new f-s.ory
buH- brick frJat house % Troffs. :ecep.1I
hail bath cag hot and cold water. tllei bath.
room. gien!9Oif cellar and sRte rOos. harnsooh
foors and cospb.nation gas nSa slecire II
furss aut -rTsers for the whole hous: Iof ~
IN feet; immediate poss.,Son; terms. si.'"
oash and 81 Isr Noah. For gTioe 80