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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
BY telegraph.

New York. sept !s.-Spgt coetvn eiosei
steady. rnitdling upls-ts gEsc; rsitd.lng GIlf
Il iSc. sales ieJ t-,l-s Futures closed very
Dec. 10. ssc: Jan le.Isc: Feb. i)sIc. Mach
ip5 &c: Apr, lose. Nav i9.,.c- II 4 quiet
day IN the market. with fluctuations showing
irres.lartty. bu; q generally stss..y uncertoE-.
The market opened steady AZ unchanged prices
than due on the cables Following the call
prices a-3vsrc>d to a net gAia Of about and :
points The market sold or 10 net loss o.
about 2Ts points. FTusIl this l-vcl 81 recovered
there vas support bv local bulls accompanied
by a furry OF covering by Sept shorts. and
the market IN the last tsif hour was more
active than at nny previous time during the
other months sf;s points higher. sales were eS-
tirnatei at i51..-,, bales Exports for the dav
were fair. tgt well behind port receipts. and
stocks at all United States ports are slowly
AGAINST lsi.Isa balez year as-o- The estimates
fcr Tomorrow leading points full. par
ticuia-iy for Galveston.
New Orleans SEPT is.-r1t-on-Futu-es quiet
Nov o.3yfi0 &c: Dee io.assfls. .asr: Jan Io.4isi
lo-i.c: Feb. 10 5IGIo. &c: March Ie. GO 6sic-
Spot sales ..5sS: ordinary i5-isc: good ori!-
ei.o: low nliidliEs SIC: rsidiling 10 1-isc.
good r,iidi.ag le.sc: rnidelinf fair Io:,c- Re-
Liverpool. sept. Ie.-Cotton-Srot. rn0se-afe
business done: prfce. points lower; American
n6dling fair "a: coo-i sniidlIrc sd: InitGling
s.7st: low nniaalinz s.itt: god ordinary 6 -:
bales. Of which 80 were for speculation and
export. and include: 40 American. Receipt.
II on bales. Including 2 501 American Futures
opened and closed quiet: American uiiddi.nE z.
szs eR.e ssR' 80 1 p'eet DeJaa sssd $50, 2H9E is9
Feb. 5.5ad; Feb. March s.E5i: Ma-ch-ApriI
s.54d: April-May S-sid: Msy-Jun- 5-s4t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

SOUTHERN cATTLE-Ths report for the day
ears. but through the lafencss OF Trains les.
than DO carD arrived In time FOR ra1rxer Even
This. under ordinary circunistarces would rave
proved draMoaek. and then In connection.
Cnicago and hAnsas CITY both had liberal re-
ceipu. which only addsd 10 the already bad
conditions
The market vas very slow n starting as
only 0nau portion Of the arrivals we're in
At 10 O'Clock. buyers awaiting a fuller repre-
sentation before operating. Even when a uttls
over half OF the supply was In. buyers toois
hold very slowly. and worked hard TO secure
Q big decline. The lAfenese OF trains and the
fact that some would not arrive Ia time had
The effect OF STRENGTHENING bids a Bit still
the general market ruled 1sc lower. some
sales. where ot,erinEs Just suited. were but a
SHADE lower while there were Others fully q
Tho supply OF cowp was only fair but q
sympathetic decline OF iec resulted fairy
large supply OF calves arrived. and the mar
ket was rather irregular. some OF the bcst
calves selling about seady. though none were
over 60c lower.
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st. Louis Cotton Market.

Iiages and stairs :. q &c CT
C;aivestoa-Suot market firm: ni.:tl!rR> lfi-c-
New Orleans-Spot market cuiet: rniGdlirss
70 --lSc-
Mernphf-spot rnarke: GuI.t: rEitsiings ic-.c.
Receipts at p-incIpai points;
Galveston. i..3s5 bai.s.
New Orleans. AIS bales.
Mobile. = - bal--
Savannah i,.S. BALE.
Charleston. I.Sss hal>..
Norfolk 2s-5 bales.
Houston Iias4 bales
M-Irphir 81 bales
N-r receipts at all United st.s.s t-o.-- for
three days were 1903 bales. against al tales
a week ago. and 5s.fi5 naiss in ls3 Exports
q ga bales aSsins, 20 - bales n $50 SJoczs.
.is e<s bales aga.i.c -. iss beles IN l-Jc-
Total receipts from sgt , 20 date {is.sS5
bales AGAINST SS ". bales last year.
- r.n4tis It
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DOCTOR HOGAN, 2215 OLIVE.

Nedical and sufEfcAl 6Seases Of women q
spec.aiiy. operations skiIifuliy perfornssd
Patients received At any time. before and
during confinement: infants adopted, n de-
sired: trained nurses: home comforts: iadies ia
trouble call write: terms reasonable. Con-
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Railway &c. to American Brake Co.

~ " @'11--' ~ nj Ut -
W q. .....--- -.-.-------.
ChEIpkE.ts--sf IT. n. s.. bet- Or.son
and Nebraska. city block islo; Franzis-
IA Prslle 10 Conrad r. PraIle-w.
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HARRINGTON NEEDS FUNDS.
Transcript in His Case Awaits
Payment Of Docket Fee.

REPUBLIC SPECTALA
Jefferson City. No. Sept. 1s.-The tran
script In the case OF the State vs.. Bar
r.ns;on reached the Supreme Court to-day
and IL awaiting payment OF the docket
fee. II Is the largest criminal transcript
ever filed In the Missouri Supreme Court
containing 1T; typewriter foolscap Pages
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Real Estate Transfers

MI.souri' city block isi2:: B.niI q.
Woitehek aad wife TO Elizabeth A
TerTel-v- d
ASN-iii IT.. s. :. bet Ohio and Cali
fornta- city block iSs5: Aiic- Lorn-
bard and husband 70 Emil Y. wcitches
" O.
BELLE GLADE II, W. s.. being 800
Belle Glade. city block ossi. Carrie NJ
Hudson 90 Fred c Meinharit-v. d.
BELT-G f.. W =. being 10 Belt. city
block sSct. Thomas II. McCooI and
wife 20 Mrs. Anna Leicht-w. d.
BROADWAY-3e Il. .. o. .. = cor
La Beaurne: 81; Louis Rock Island
Terminal Railway Co &C American
BRoaDwAYEsi n. e. =. bet La
Beaune and Hempsteat. city block
sscS. ST. Loui, Rock Island Terminal
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Interesting articles by Marie Coeel-
II. and by MARSHALL p. Wilder. the
humorfst. in next Sundays Republic
MaGazine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoREST-

q oCRr COTE BRII.LIANTE. INpEPENp-
- enf Order Of Forerfern = Me<fs on fha
eecvnd and fourth Thursdays NJ each month n
q O'Clock At Bowman Hall. northeast corner 81
Locust and Eleventh streeta- Visiting brctheg1
are 0prdtAIy invited
F. x ROTERMAN Chief Ranger
Residence. No. MA soulard strect
v. e. Wright. Recording Secretary Red.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MEDICAL.

r 4ADIEsI Use chchesters English Pesnyrpysl Piia
IN Bess: esStss: only RsnaSas: Take - sshes.
-, ~: e 2 - e e s..,. =: E.'
CAIehsneer CAaalnnl C, Pk0olo. IN
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

D.ra-r-From Union Station: Ferxuxon. <;.is
o ..i 81 :<5 p ISIS q m. st:zo p m From
6live Street Sa.ion: ST Charles. I'll 90 q m :
ts:tB D. m; Brtdzeton. s:i5 D. m. fs:S5 q N.
FerSu.on- so o. m. ss;9 p m. s:sS D. m.
Sa1-rs--A. Union Station: F.rxu,cu. sS.n, N
n e 20 ?. m. sl:s,5 .. m. fs:ii q m. NON
a m Al Olive street Station: ST. Charles.
.:6 .. m. f5:s5 a H.: Kinloch fS:37 a "a,
Britxeton. $50 a m. ts:le D. m: Ferguson.
siO:o1 - IT,. f3.a0 .. NJ. 9S:a5 D. m
PROM WORLDS FAIR STATION.
Ferguson Accommodation. 10 pp1 ffo "a ern
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

NI-I.sS-Ra-her = lighter f.rpiy % mules
uisfeTiaiIzsi thaa had been the AZ -he ap-E-
| .ns % several weeks past. the result - ~.
| slower and lover market. which has prevailed
q thin and half fat during the last ten isy-
About 10 head on cpmfli<-Or market a
Ino1.Eat. su,ply. Trade oi-nei quietly. Buyefs
~-r- not veFy plentiful and tn su!-t inquiry
exr,--.snref ~ the dealers reflected IN
The teror q, rAe cu-nrnissi market Cool ,st
myies.. however q. all sizes. thai had g-a tfy.
actively.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOl
FRISCO SYSTEM.

Na.tey Pax AesoLaH:o';a,'on es'ar', 80
:i:s ,. m Arrives s:ss n. I.as = "a.
s.ja = t.. rIs.Is g. si.::1 , m. fs.ss p
L.. 's--s 8. II. t7:1 ., e.. 'u:ls m
Pacific Accommodation departs 80 - me-
IL = a m Vii d m E:le D. %.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

The Worlds Greatest
clairvoyant. So wash
ineton ave. All revealed.
nothing concealed II he
does not tell you more
facts than all others COM
5ined. no fee accepted.
tells everything. Cnites
the seBara;ed: removes
evil influences. business
confidential: elegant par
lnrs. arranged 80 you meet
no st0ngcrs- 10 a. nj. to
r. m. 2s2o Washington
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
LEE LINE STEAMERS
THREE BOATS EVERY WEEK.
To MEMPHIS s::,. =: s:E; =. 9. q.
ST. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPE
cjRAR0EAU LINE.

STEAMER CHESTER viii leave vhArrbcnt
foot Pine st. Tuesdays Thurstays and Sa,ur-
GAYS. d - for Cspe Girasd-au and way
lAn5inGs- Special excursions onlv "a % Tor
round trio. including mesls and BERTH
Phones-Beii man tsS; kinloch A Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Tn. rivers n the 81. Louis district will re-
main stationary or rise slowly during the mex:
Is hours
Summary of Weather Conditions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
ROYAL .ARcAHuN.

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanun. Nos - Ill Holland BufldinS-
cordial welcome 20. viaitors. frfencs tretnrvn
ana members srum abroad
,,,, = xu,,.-,lss e 4 .inH hARsoUR; s.o; o. r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
EXCURSION STEAMERS
e0aWIu d. SPEneka
and CITY " Pn0UnEncE

make daily triIs. leaving AZ ~ q n. s:ss
SUNDAY. lsav. 90 . N. - . n la
n. IA p II EousD E Z fRIp .s .-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
WHEN TN DOUBT

About what piano 10 tuy. come and let
assist in selection. We IN posi-
t!cn 70 h.lp. not only with. our experience. but
with Assortment of pianos that cannot; Be
duplicated IN -. Louis Beautiful fancy cases
q. all kinds and STYLES can be seen q; our beau
t.ful warerooIns. It's well worth vour while to
Inspect these Instruments. Terms reasonable
as anv- F. Boyer Son. Seventeenth and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Sl65, Sl86, 5000.
DENTISTRY.

Three genuin. up-;o-date pianos: 80 down
and IS monthly; enough said. r. Boyer Il Sen.
Seventeenth ani Lrcu.;.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
INVESTIGATE THIS
when YOU WANT MONEY.

We ulaAe loans furniture WITHOUT iSE-
NOyAL. We make 10 iaQcirics " youT friends
or ernpIoyer. We give yos the full amount IN
CASH not checks. We arrange paSmsnts tv
suit your CONVENIENCE and ABILITY We
every payment made We pay on any oIHER
LOAN or a balance furniture and GIVE
MORE MONEY We EXTEND payments In
case Of SICKNESS We make as Low rates
AZ the LOWEST We SrAat LIBERAL Dis
COUNTS for time money Is MT used. This II
our business in n nutshell SEk Us and be
convinced that The PEOPLE We
irsle loa ns in East ST Louis Telephone for Us
call THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
80. 1911 Room 39l FULLERTON BLDG,
,--l Eain SEVENTH AND PINE. STS
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
The Metal Market.

New York. Sept. is.-The London tin rrar,sst
scored another good advance. closing at ii2s :.
p-,css rule, irn, ard higher. th1urs teInsnj
was light at the aiyance: spot IL quoted at
s.. s5q@s -. Copper also was higher In London
cl6.-trr Al ga e ror both $40, aud fr;urs. L.
caiiy prices showed hardening tendency. with
lake quoted 81 GA I3 e,ecfrciy.ic 81. 5ift
I2T5 and casting at 81 s-s.dIc - Lad cio~-i
at i'll les ID In LONDON and we. also unchanged
IN the local market at - 1904 -. Spelte- was
unchanged at Z. Us IN London and az sa -1f-
8 - in the Sev yorI market Iron close, at
5fs ID IN Glasgow sri NJ fss lid IN Mitdiesbcro.
northern Is quoted a, 81 --IIi5. No = fouiI-
dry Northern i3s56I3-7s. No. foundry
Southern and No. foundry Southern soft At
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

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q Register ut once. With to-day O
O there are bst three days more. O
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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
KNIGHTS OF CoLuMaus.
TRIBE OF BEN HUR.

= ENTERY COURT, NO. -. TRIBE OF
CAV. Of each month at Lafayette Hail. SeveH-
teenth and CAss avenue. All Sons and Daugn.
ters OF Hur accorded q hearty welcome.
DOCTOR r. Il. NUFER. Cnief
Mary Mcnamara. Scribe. 12s Cass ayenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

XME NEww. greatest fortune teller IN the
world: brfngs separated together: gives rood
Iuck In horse racing. Is2e Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
SECRET SOCIETIES.

SECRET SOCIETIES.
KNlGHTs OF PTTHlAs.
A CNE LODGE. No. ~. h OF. P;-HEELs
Never. Thursday evening 2. 3 o'eloek: West
HAIL Gtsns % .,,:Sa ,ss
!ssiy. sSdy.'v v,.:iSrs eord,sSy invited
O. w. cu,,on X df aHkSk 4. :. skKsafs isa s. c Lsa,.
= AsTL.s HALL. COLUMBIA LODGE. NO.
,Ss. csStasy 8 building. iii et Ssss s saa DIV. -.
Hall Tuesday evening. September u "ork IN
ing brother. cordially Invited To- attend;
- nN nALENANpEEe ae SiSh2Lso'' -
= uTURE GREAT LODGE: NO. .:e; K 6,,ot OF
meets every "Wednesday a, O'Clock. wetnes-
d.y: septsnao.r IIe9T..n,s ant, susins:' q e
W 4. RoS.r,s. X. Of r. $
meet: s.siy W.,nssiay evening" G.n,s:y
q. RANK Of Esquire. Visitor. inY;:sa nY;:saa,,xc
". A. Gray. K of n. Z 8.
lTHAGuRAs LouoE, No. .... h OF p.
hall. northwest corner Grand and Eas,on ave-
sass ss, osiset n wSs nssTs sss %ns
sro;n'r. always ~sie'n's uo,,x
na:. fsflssS fIsissh : s as e X .. '>A '''n ave
lIlABAsH LODGE. 40. ss. k OF r.
W meets every Tue-tay evening at. Castle
@ 3 work ssrnst n ne Essais s
itors welcome o. l. OSBORN. g. Z.
4 UI.EMA LODGE. NO. 81 X. OPP MEETS
,eni nsy ss, hiaIy satsns a. i et oecs 9
Work n rank q Knight: ntS .aelih..; sai;
and visitors cor iiIiIy ir-vi,ed. 70 .it.nd-
FRANK J. yoLiNEh. C C
Attest: o. Brooks. h of X d
ANCIENT FREE AND -.
GEoRGE wAsHINGToN LODGE, NO. 4
" A r A ~ all ho,d speci.i eoInrHu-
sharp Masonic Temple. Grand snt Flnney ave
nae.; Work; sublime degree of. Master Mason
GpoRGE. v. JAMES. w-M
W.n. I. Reynolds Jr.. secre,arv
NJ IsSoURI LODGE, NO 1. A F. ga. NJ
ss,,., S.ie4 eomnsn.es'ion on wssns,s.y S.y
Masonic Temple. Z. A csSree. Members ana
,tsi s.s!ihf S's'hfsn fi'fsnaI r. kR Efssssee TO a.
John H Deems. sscrstars. q '''A''> W n.
r UscAN LODGE NO .s,. =. r. "a ".
j Twen,y-eiehth Street and Washington
don " ru,ss as. he'd 81. ia, u..asy s4s
Ing. September - I.4- al s-o;c!Ock sharp. Work
number 0. rsenSers requested to attend VS.
itinE brethren tra;ernahy xeicone.
JOHN J. MORSE. W. NJ
Fred A Smith. Secretary.
NllkST GATE LODGE. NO. <ls. A.. F. 4 A
w M--StAfed communicate this Tues
day. evening at O'CLOCK. wo-k-f Visitors well
come. ALFRED EDWARDS. W. u.
A. Ra~sen. Secretary.
ROYAL ARCANuA.
s~e~~>>~~>~~~~~~~~~
COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Arcanun. Nos seS-5lI Holland BuiidinS-
A cordial welcome 20. via1tors. friencs bretnrvn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Flaxseed Quotations


Chicago. Ill. Sept. is-Flalss.t was IN
changed: Of No. I Northwestern were
reported sold a, Saturdays price. 81 2ii7. No. I
was 81 is bid. ard Sept 81. sellers. Re-
celp.s were cars here. lis cars a. Minneapolis
and L cars at Duluth
Petroleum.
OIL CITY Pa sept rs.-Cres!t balances 81 g:
certificates no bid Shipments if-.ot. average
u 70: runs .cs S4s average - 80. Shipnerfr-
Lima T1s.sy.. average ss So. Runs-L,-na liza
zyefaKe = 10
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

on sale. besides several cars that were hs,i
over from the latter part Of iars week The
offerings did not include any goo! 10 choic-
sheep or lambs. either. and III. bulk OF thsfr
~-.s not even medium quality. but On the COM
fl"n order. the majority % the sheep being but
very little better than stockers. and the lafI.hs
We're ROT hal. fat The market was slow.
count Of the quality o. the orerinEs. as tuy-rs
wanted good. fat sun. but could not b IT.
duS-d TO purchase the kind offered. tn. siocher
ccfnard. while fairly good. vas q As la 3
t- Few days aro- ,rll and thin .oar=- lrcS
lambs were almost unss.lable ~ arv price. and
When the market clos.l the pms Contained lots
a them uasolt. and a good many had not even
received a bid.
HOGS-For Monday a pretty good supply Of
hcrs. was on sale. Tire receipts amounting :!
around 500 head. which areTa=-1 fairly zoo!
IN quality although a gooi many pigs and
lights that wer- on the common o'Ger SeFe
among the cNsr!aCs-
Tho market o;-r.i with a god demand from
all buyers but butchers and SHIPPERS v.Te tf-
most anxious for ho=s and paid the Ef"a'-si
advance IL a very irregular hiEl~r ifilr
ket rlcst q tn. hoc- showing an asivance -
lcr. but the best butcher hogs aad li=hi> tflat
exactly suited shipp--5S sold l5c htghrr. Niul
the f,ipipy by means sufficient - meet the
n..ts Of the market: Prices ransed from ~ -
HoRSESThe market bad pre,tv fsir SUP;
rl~. amounting about - head Trade o.-ff'.i
IN Ect!ve condition and the general ts-ii~i4cf
Of The market rrrn.r than II the CON-
rn.nce-n-nt Of iakt week The Attendance q.
buyers aui-e iaT=e. particularly from the
South ar. smooth. flt. southern hoTses v-r-
The hes: sellers q all the oGsrirg-- Eastern
horses w.-- also uE q slightly sf-onE-r tssis
ovir- 90 better demand caused hy q f-~ 2 ore
buyers from that quarter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
new YORK DENTAL ROOMS

nfists. Established for q yeays.
y. w Cor Broadway and
Olive Entrance sls Olive 81.
Extracting FREE when teeth
are ordered. LARGEST and old
est dental establishment in the
city. We employ the most
ekiiisui men n the profession
All work guaranteed. Coasulta-
ton FREE Do not look for
cheap dentists. but come 10 -
and ret reliable work At lov-
est prices Open daily from Q
g. n 90 s o. m. and Sunday
from $50 90 ! o. m
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MRS, ,ANNIE NEWLAND

Private licensed home for ladies before and
during confinement: oldese and most reliable
institution In tie State: established over forty
Years; home comforts: mo.heTly care; Infants
adopted; Irregularities successfully treated sat-
fsfaction guaranteed: ladies' IN trouble. call or
write zs31A Olive sf-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Rates and terms unheard OK. Look:
81. 80 weekly pays a SIS Loan
Sl-2o weekly pays $50 loan
81 weekly pays $50 loan
15c weekly paws so losn-
Payments may be made weekly. semirsorthly
or monthly. II IS 20 your interest 10 consult
us All business private and aboveboard 81,
U.s. CHEMICAL FINANCE CO,
Chemical building. Eighth ard Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

Or furniture, psanos and chattels- II you owe
kigh-p-tced loan COMPANY
OR HAVE DEBTS PRESSING.
Call on the
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.
We have a remedy. Dent owe everybody.
COMBINE YOUR DEBTs
Make one payment Pay them all
WE LOAN YOU MONEY IN SUNS OF
SO % 70 500 oo
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PATMENTA
Remember the ulace.
NEW YORK FINANCE co.
~ and 1cs ODD FELLOWS BLDG. SIG Oiiva.
Phones: Mair cssK and c $50
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
KNIGHTS OE HONOR.

KNIGHTS OE HONOR.
HA H., meets every Tuesday al nortaves,
corner Twenty second and Franklin avenue
All knights of Honor mcsf cordially In
Vired to all our n.eetinGA
II ". Tramls. Reporter. $50 81. Louis ava
James E. Bell. uo4 Cas- ave-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
MUSICAL.


ELEGANT upright mahogany piano. almost
new: reasonable Apply mornings and evenings.
5sii Wells ave.
HEAR the souI Of a Krakauer piano sing'':
70 hear II is TO buy i.. Sold by Dan'l g. Dunkef
Piano Co. FoGrteenih and North AAfket
LINDEMAN piano: a great sacrifice: fine ma
sacrificing this piano F Beyer & Son. Seven
teenth and Locust.
ONE I-3-ocIave wheelock cabinet grand up
right plano AT a bargain: also l-3-octase
Baldwin upright piano q. Groteguth. ios ~
PIANOS tuned. 81 20: nrst-cIae, piano and
Send rortaI TO II. kau;z .sso Grsvo,s ave.
SILvER-Pl.ATE:D Instruments: Bb Conn cor
net. SIS: Eb cornst Besson. SIS: alto saInphone.
IS J. Placht * Son. IL 5. BROADWAY.
SQUARE piano<; S cash. balance q per
month SCHUBERT q MoIter. asee Franklin ave
SQUARE pianos from $50 10 so: upr,eh,s
& Bro. 1879 franklin
WILL. sell rne Decker Bros piano for as:
large size 3cce :. Jefferson ave.
are we viii furnish stool F. Beyer & Son.
Seventeenth and Locust
srF.ne little meloceon: take IL just az II
stands. need the room. +. B.yer * Son.
Seventeenth and Locust.
SO buys nne RinibalI organ. high top: $50
BUYS me piano. seven ocf2res hieeka'np
Bros. Piano. Co. cco. Park ave.
octaNe: cost r-S - least s5.: terms u desired
T Beyer & Son. Seventeenth and I>cus;
sis-Arion make this pIan1' is 20 new
u could not be detected secondhand: terms
+. Bey.r a Son. Seventeenth and Locust
,ss buys fine p!aao: fan s.ze: cort 1855: stool.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

AlSCEHLAyEOUS.
s~>>~~-~~ess~>~'~e.s'> e.s'>~'>".>~'s~s...a.s.>>>ssse
HBETH NOBLE CIRCLE. NO. 4-LA-
- dies Of the O. A r meet the Hrpe an6
third Tuesdays Of each month. BurlinGtoa
building $40 Olive street. eighth floor
Mrs. KATHERINE MAIN. Secretary.
Bi3 Maple ave
YON CUUNciL. 40. =. l. o. U. A. NJ
- Meets every Aonoay evening At Andes
Pe.tclcxxi street Visitors welcome
L A. wElSMANTF:I> g
r. Boil secretary. xIs Gssconads street.
m cPHERSON COUNCIL. NO 4 JR.. O. e
It A NJ. meets every Tuesday. southvest
corner Ninth and Arsenal streeta Vis;tinS
brethren frsternally invited
WM. J. GREENWOOD. SR- CornctIos
Thos II. Greenwood. Secretary.
N EIsON LODGE No 90. sons OF ST
IN George. meets every second and fourth
Tuesday. n hall. So Burlington building 40
Olive street Members requested to attend reg
uiariy- Visitors always welcome.
George Hill. Secretary.
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Loans at s Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. PI-
mos. ETC. without removal; NO PCBLfCI-
TT. See US before getting a LOAN elsewhere.
stn save you money: CHEAPER RATES:
LONGER TIME: SMALLER PAfMENTS- We
ray OF any LOAN or balance your FCRNI-
TCRE. Paw AZ your CONVENIENCE LIBERAL
DISCOUNTS Call and be convinced Write
or telephone Kinloch A ss2 Union FINANCE
CO.. 3oz and 503 O-iel building
Southeast corner sixth and Locust Entrance
Sl5 n Sixth: opposite Bars
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NONEY TO LOAN

On FIE.sII IKE OK I1IANOo-
DO NOI FAIL TO CALL aHd get our rates
before getting loan elseA here our system Elses
LONG TIME and SMALL PAYMENTS. with
REBATE when paid before due, 30 you only
pay for such time you have Rad loan We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments are en-
tered We do not require taym-nts while sic n
CONVENIENCE: No INQUIRY: papers can bs
signed At house ami you can get money Fame
cay apply. We make specially OF paying
OF any loan or claim asAinst goods and CIV
inx more money. II YOU cannot call. WRITE
or TELEFHoSE Us and will send agent
10 explain SYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LOCH Il ga. BELL MAIN zs5s-
FIDELITY BROKERAGE co.
Room No. 40 Commonwealth Trust building
Brosfvay and Olive st. Entrance al Olive o.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.


w :: % D N. ana sunday
MACHISERx FOR SALE.
see~~~~>~eS~~~rses~ee
.fe. ;or osi. ao Or rent. sc n buy yss es aaa yn a
ehinery. Rossiter- -MacGovern Electrical co.
Grand 60. ard virtor 1875. Compton ann Papis
Goob saw mill; viii sell or trade. JG l.s.
fs-paoac.
oLDS gas and gasoline engines: reliable. ef-
hc.snt an: reasonable IN price; se-era: eood
secondhand el.xines cheap. Bendi: Co. Vain
wright building.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS.
ADAMS. the stamp man. iix y. sixth st. St
good. cheap. quick. Write for new list.
EXCELSIOR stencil Work.. 80 olive Cor
type. seals. brass and aluminium checks.
KAsPER STAMP AND SEAL CO.. .Is Lo-
Gust s.; and block I. Liberal Arts building.
Worlds Fair: both phones
TYPEWRITERs.
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Iy used % and seeoaah.nd typesrisers o. IN nth. he
country. standard makes guaranteed for eas
'O'a ana ana rental sss. ess fs ZEE
Exchange. aos n. Ninth St. ST. Louis. No.
GOLD. SILVER, NICKEL PLATING.
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GOLD. silver and nickel plating IN all fts
branches: YepairinG old silverware q speciality.
Gustav II. Krause. 81. PINE st. second noor.
THEATRICAL.
MAN who can play piano and sing tbs Holy
cry for Worlds Fair hail room 33-s2s Frisco
building.
BOOKS-PAPERS.
S~SS~~~NNe~~s~~ees>se
WANT to buy Law. medical and other gooa
klQalan, bcOhRsllfr.
WALL PAPER.
ENRICH BROS. paper rooms 3. each loss
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
IRON MOlNTAlN
MIySOlRI PACIFIC

Jop!ia and 90. hsn- Express ~ pm .s.se am
Ksnsl a1d Nebraska Express sN 20 pm 20 am
Greye C,ssur LzAke trans leave Union station
N:is a II. oil & n. fi:ao p n. rs.0 p n.
s.<s 2 m
OAK H.il trains leave Union Station fs:<5 -
n, fIG..J q n. r5.oV D IT,, $50 p n
kiTkxoSa trA.rs leave Union Station 1850 -
n. TIi:.3 A. Il 10 p n. 1t.io p rs.vo
p. n. se-.- , n. I'll q .. "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

e FINANCIAL UPHEAvAL
CAUSED BY ORR INTRODUCTION OF THE
LOWEST RATES EvER KNOWN
on LOANS OF
5000 20 SOD
o. HcusehoId Gods. Plans; % fixtures. &c.
YOC CAN PAY THE SANE
IN SMALL WEEKLY OR
Extension ci,serfaIly granted
IN CASE OF SICKNESS loss OF WORK
Or OTHER MISFORTUNE.
II Not Convenient to Call Phone Main sssaX
Or Write Us.
Or D lssS
NATIONAL LOAN CO.
MOONS ens and .I7 AERMOp-JACCARO
BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR
Sf n BROADWAY COR LOCUST SI-