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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
WILL EHTERTAIN THEMSELVES.
Women Jurors Plan q -Dutch Treat
Early Ne1t Week.

BeCause the Board OF Lady Managers
refused 20 entertain the members OF the
International Jury OF Awards whom they
appointed. the women jurors are pianninx z
to entertain themselves next week at the
German vine restaurant TO a Dutch
treat az a luncheon. TO be given either
Nor,!sv or Tuesday ~ next week
Corsres-raan Barthoidt. who ia in the
cit- attending the Peace Congress. sent a
communication 20 Mn Manning. Presf-
dent OF the board. suggesting that the
board entertain the women jurors
Al a round Of social functions last week
the Jurors Of the foreign countries ann
Jurors o, the United States groups have
been entertained Iavishly. but no spertal
snt.rtainIneu. has yet been given In honor
of the women jurors Congressman Bar
;hoidt'. REQUEST was tabled BY Mrs Man
ming who explained that she had sent
Invitations 10 tho jurors TO the Anairs
given by the board. both last week and the
reception to be given by them on Monday
To Mrs Sarah Piatt Decker
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
East ~. Louis Weddings.

Miss Ana. the pretty ani accomplished ]
daughter % Doctor \ Hansiug % East 81.
Louis. and Julius Kern were married yes
tcr,iav morning at 81 Henry'S Church b.
IGe Reverend Father CluSc. The brothers
- the hrit..:r3om- Fathers J and n.
keru. assisted in ghe ceremony. Victor
Kern and Y. E'scir ATTENDED tho bride
groom. and Misses Lena NOnnshms and
Nadee ShiVu!au were the bridesmaids 4
reception wa held q the F4u-inE HON.
parted "l a tour through the North and
East. They VIII return 10 make thciE
home in East -. 1-ouls-
N"vs reached East -. Louis yesterday
90 tho effect that Miss Maggie May Bum
rt East II. Louis vas usrIie.i iaSt evening
T. Arthur l.. Iag"hJsS % chatham y. J.
Mrs Jsc0bJfS g tie niece - Mr.. and Mrs
" - M.C"-ristou Of East 81 Louis. and
has lived with then: during the last ter
years. She has many friends In East ST
I
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
HAPPENINGS N ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS

sion u. the best vsy io study ths b.D,--
4Sr.r VrIri.t, = fere-s Va taken fo- din
uer the repaSt being served in the fr>u
PRESBYTERIAN Church
In IN. afternoon tho Reverend III Il
v-sfsrr1,,, - I-,,,5.- slro-, delivered an al
dress OF PRAYER ar! Praise hi- Was
fsi1ov ei hv af!ire~-@< by Miss Emma =
Gl.r. 81 = Louis. the Reverend } ~ :
T.Itrhie - Liberty p'rslrie aud Professor
T. .. T.i-flsrI-uH - Alton
Mis- ';rs,-.- W4f-"n sang a SOLO al ~.
morning ~.s.son and A. ~" T'is-s'isy nlshr
..szian Miss Ad.I. Zll=c 44u= solo. tn"
p..,.r--.I william smith - - i-DatS
srak. - The Bible and Is Power On
N.tinra! Life ar- tI. i.-v"re-i l. VI
Waterman - lVp@r Alton Stcks on Lh>
poNe- ~ fh. B.b!. ir Individual Life
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River Forecast.

FuwAEn u. IowrE.
LII r.r-.as.--.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
OATS OFF SLIGHTLY.

Oats followed the lead OF corn wirhin
the narrower limits OF sc. with the clos.
isc higher for Sept and i.c lower for the
Dec and the May. Cash prices were
steady TO i.c higher. demand better. Sales
25e.Do. shipping ECO bg. Receipts keep
diminishing: II cars in and 20 estimated
FOR Tomorrow
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
FAIL LURE OF PREDICTED FR0STS
CAUSES SHARP BREAK IN WHEAT
Corn Drops 3-Sc TO 1-2c-Oats De
cline lc-Provisions Advance
c1-cc 10 lie.

B ET ASSOCIATED PRESS
( Chicago. sept. Ii-I0rer prices IN fJr-
( .:.n grain markets and continued liberal
J liqmJ.tion ~ wheat here to-day resulted
: in declines Of nearly =. corn a.So was
/ weak the Dec option closing with a Joss
/ @, 'sai-"- oats are down Ic- Provisions
are up -I-9.'.c-
WHEAT.
I ~ the opening the wheat rarkc, ex-
: pcrieEced considerable weakness. initial
! IuDtati";-s on De. being OF =, To- j. 1T
7.aic at 81. 20 :I.i5z..
/ The ITir'iT.1! fgcI"- IN tie break wss
: the indifference" % European grain MIR
k"tS cn opening decline q. i.Ha.r in the
. pro" ot wheat futures From III. start
III" market was subjected to heavy rssli-
. z,ii"Hs. = report tnaf q prominent U.'l
OPERATOR Ta~ selling fr.~iy Induced con-
siderable TToht-tal,ins among smaller in
! The weakness OF the grain markets ~
/ Minneapolis tended TO bring out increased
offerings I;efur. IN" cfd - the first hour
Z JEle"s lad dropped tp a point almost = be-
D low last nights closing quotations. De-.
I declining io S.Ii May sold on To- g. .Iss.-
I On a sudden spGrt in cY-n prices ther-
T'is renewed purchasing of wheat. Th.
Z rcsiii vas a sha-p bulge. Dee wheat al
E1hcihg 10 s-l'i. and May to si-ki.-
small primary receipts and an active cash
/ demand aided in the upturu
During tie last half hour the market
Z weakened rapidly under hesvv realizing
sales The close vas at tn. lowest point
I az tn- day. with Dec Al SI-E Irnal quo
I iaii,iis on May w"r- AT sl.ls. a net los %.
l..H2c-
clearanc,s q, sheas and -four we're
4 eIcal 10 ..'--tp nr- The World 3 vI~l-.-
sipp!y. according 10 Br..ds;re'J's. showed
an iTicrszs" - . So 90 In. Primary r.
ceipt- were s19lG9 bG.. compared with
I-l.h."S hJ- y"ar ago. Iiua.sppl:~
I Duluth ana 'hicag" reporrsd receipts q.
tss cars against AL Issr week ana sts a
year ago
Weakness prevailed in the corn market
early in tie session. owing to the failure
10 maierisllze during III. night o, the
predicted frosts. rains over the greater
| portion OF the corn bel having protected
The crop from damage in that direction
The i'iiiis! decline IN wheat also had =
depressing .nfueTfcc ia the corn Dit. Later
IN the day the market suddenly turned
stronG, the hui! factor being a M;nn-ape-
lis crop experts estimate OF the total
Government reports should b@ 1000 bJl-
decrease.
The market weakened late ia the Ses-
sion under liberal liquidation. the selling
being a result of private speculation An
other bear factor was the heavy primary
receipts The close was near ih. low
point De opened i.c 10 &c lower. a;
sZ-.c 10 S:ssc. sold between 5e-.c ana
5s',c and closed al 5sS5Ji.c. Local le-
ccipt. were 80 cars. with ss OF contract
grade.
Oats were largely governed by the
course ot other grains. Trading was
light. as a result OF small enerings. Dec.
opened &c lower. at 2s'.c. sold between
3Z=sc and %3i.c and closed Al gig Local
receipts were II cars
RANGE: OF FUTURES
Opening Hghes-. IcHes. Cr,slrs
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RIsH socIETYs BANQUET.
Final Preparations for Reception
to John Redmond.

AT a meeting of the Irish representa-
ives of the various Irish societies in st.
vouis at the Lindeli Hotel last evening
arrangements for the reception to be given
the Coliseum next Sunday night in
onor OF John Redmond OF the Irish Par
zmentary party were completed
John L. Lane. chairman of the Commit
Re on Arrangements, for the banquet to
rdustrlal exhibit at the Worlds Fair
rounds tomorrow evening. reported that
early every invitation sen; out had been
ccepted.
iCoyers will BE- laid for go guests. and
shomas F. Hsnley. MANAGER Of the Irish
hdEstriaI exhibit. has decorated the ban
net hall with the Irish colors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
FRUIT DEALER Is KILLED.
Fred Menteer Falls Through an
Elevator Shaft.

Fred Mentor. a fruit dealer from Fred
.ricktown. No. fell through the elevator
shaft at the scalzo Fruit Company. No. so
North Thi-,. street. yesterday afternoon
and was KILLED.
His body vas found az the bottom OF
tn, shaft sho-;iy after ! o'clock hy an
suipioye The body vas sent 20 the
J.r.s,r vsts in St Louis buying stock
anI stopping at No. i52s Lafayette avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
SHOOTS TO sUBDUE PRISONER
Policeman Wounds Man Who Re
sistS Arrest.

In trying to arrest L A Spinner OF No
i.d5 Russell avenue last night in "A saloon
near SpinneT's home. Special Emergency
Policeman PhiIIp IIppes was severely
beaten over the head nv Spinner. whom he
had to shoot before he could place him
Under arrest. The bullet took effect in
SINNERS left hip. He was renewed TO the
CITY Hospital His wound Is not serious.
when I.ippes attempted 10 arrcs: Spin
n.r fo- disorderIy conduct Spinner
grabbed the pOlicernan's club and beat him
o-er the head Ijppes then fired one shot
Spinner is a prisoner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

- 70 i-1-a-s.A-- '"ursr w-i- also ls'~-r 81
London closing ~ ~ - fnT spot AMI =. = -
- future i>-sl'y. copper ur1rnaflE'fl
ssth Ike ai.st~i - 81. s-t-a!-.s -i~-'rplyti-
- Si--adi-.s5. and s.-ttuS - tie--..sfl- %.
Lad 49, unchanged :it is- =! IA lsI-i.i .
sri a.; fa--ss-s - the Ids.al suasi~t- s,-sI'rr
ruled firm - =. '"f 81, iT gh- 'orsl market a..
VAS aieo IN hsHs-i N lsInslsl- closing - =
TO- I-nn Clo-s.i - - y tu 'iis-EOs IN! -
- - n Middle -h0tr. i>lesly iron W u
shsEs@1. No I foundry Northern j. Tl' 81 -
fiz al =. NJ. foYnfr. .soTfhsru a. fil--'f
z - Nl- TrUn.lFV southern AMI No = :Glr--
Southern ~; AZ sl1--aai-.. .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
BOY Injured In Coat Mine.

David Eirkpstsici-- Is-year-o.I boy.
employed al tnN M.r.n Nine. BsIieyiii-.
vas caught beneath = r.ass q fal!irS
slate AMI coal at n. rnin~ Yesterday. and.
tlplEE seriously iuft:r'Tl. Will probably -
cover. Tho usy vas helping his father
wE-.F. tie rcnf gsv. Wv ard buried hin
Iis.lf = dozen miners were soon - VoIS
2 EEils him out and when tts- took hin,
to th~ $urfar. it vas thought tl.7r r. rad
met tic fate ot ruSrE miners who have
teeI caught by a falling roof VI" quick
l. revived IN tie or.u ar. and I surgical
teen injured
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
In.ue., on lightning. Victim.

Doctor Vsrn.y % O'FAliou y"s--rcay
h,I au Inquest over tie body % James
: Car " near that nisrs. who. Vfri his
two horses. We killed ~ bolt of light
nins while he vas AT z0-k IN field Tues
day afternoon. \ vs-d CT OF death due 20
b-inx struck by lightning ~aS returned hy
N. Eo<Yners jury Carr vas - -ears
Old. and lived With his parents
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
HOW TO STUDY THE BIBLE
Madison County Suaday-srhool Con-
y~ntion Closes Its Iabors-

The Two days' Convention OF The Midi-
son County Suuiay-SchooI Association
closed in the First Baptist Church OF AZ
ton Wednesday uisht with an address bv
she Reverend y. LrScpck ~ -. Louis.
vEos. subject vas The Book ~ Books
Yesterdays session opened with prayer
hy tho Reverend Henry No<sr OF Chicago
The Reverend VI. w living Of the First
Baptist Church. the Reverend John Ais
worth Of Godfrey and Professor Il. e.
Richardson Of Alton engaged in discus
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Miss Do-o;hy Curtis ~ salem. Ill. 5 IN
B-li-s.i'e. aIi s. aryi0u-iT trying 20 ;,ud
II. family Or Frank HstrlYv-. 10 whom she
= ralatsI- 81 arrived 90 Eell-yilie Tues
Gav evening. sIi s-rr.r-.i q member ~
the ElttioN family 20 meet hsT . the
I.iinois Central station. she wandered
through IN. greater part ~ Eeil-vil!e In
h. search FOR tli- t-ati.pg family. and
yvd- given shelter fu- tEe night a. the
f.n--e-s huma iu Sva-sel- F.-urts maze
y'-tsr!sy - locate Frank Bst;iow wer-
ia gaFtfr
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
Dried Fruits.

New Yosk. sept N--Tr> market sor .vap-
GRATED apples continues quiet. with pri-s. IN
changed: common arc quoted at SIC: choice so
So: fancy TdsI.e- Prynes easy and steady:
deci!ae Ia. been reached: SPOT quotations 70
lalussl nom g TO &c. according to Srs1e- Ap-
r-s,J-s continue scare. and nTul. with chgice
quoted s-=cia-r. extra choice al Iyi. uiuA-c.
feney al IlsI1l- Peaches also n lgh; SUP
piy with prices firmly held: choice quoted
az T.9Ti-c. extra choice sGsi.c. fancy ss7a iyc-
BATTER and Cheese.
Chicago. sept. Is.-Bufier steady: crezmeries
fslfstrc. dsiries I.i-1itc. Cheese ayTn. sS7sc-
philadelphia. <>pt. f4--Butter steady. fair 10
-rand: extra Western creamery lsris;-c extra
near-h- urincs &c. C-nees- unc hanR~,i. full
c4esnls New York fancy 9i-c: do do choice
Sc. do. do. fair TO good si.gshc-
PetrOleuR.
on CITY SEPT H-Credit balance S-ss: e.r-
-ifcate~ bid Shipments. Pc-n--'y ANA IL
s-e average s5.iss. runs. Pennsylvania - AZ.
a.e-agc s1.sS.- Shipments. Lima >a.slo. average
$50. Tv--. i4sra s3.sss. av.szs. d
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nh-in .ppoi.ted cou.,y auditor.

The ST clair County Board oS Slpe--
vi-ors at Bell~yiIi- yesteriav created TIE
ofiCe Of County A-.iit0r and appointed
DEPUTY '-0FGr-r CLERK Charles RI en- 20 I'll
the offir- -0f t-e -r-t wear Mr El. IN
fa4 been a Deputy County clerk for many
YEAR. an! Is familiar with n. county
fJ.siues-. ana the Board - Supervisors
thereon. Fty.. him the preference. The
-7lary of the Office vas fixed AT s. go
year Tre bard also ado-ted new sys-
iNnI 81 bookkeeping. vh!Ch viii be in
stale! IN all OF the county o.1ces
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T.as. 81. Iouis Items.

-T-s.s S.@1~. who Eas t-ru IN California
,-Eera! y-srs ~ - E.AitE. - listing ~ East
- TllGs.
r. Ha--u 49, srrsst.5 yesterday szornI--
- s1ar<s % l--salnE qUsIsn-!r.- II.
c'ars. s'as pref-Tr~d ly t---tg- = a cB-iel.
pr,a-lf-u- % til EoafI o. Ham.
-ro-iar sil b ouse-gsg as 4 holiday IN
Est - louis j. - SNpsc-et tfst ha!f -
Population q ;ae toS1 Siu 90 20 IL worl'.s
Fsir
In Ess- =. Louis public schools viii open
r-1t Nrflis.-
-. rIlrFias-- l.e-T-s So isss-d n TNv. -
LOUIS ye~rrrTizr - julius J.. Ken. - sud ,fisS
Al H.-s-.... . IN b. f.a.. =. I.-rls.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
>.ur.e. Arc Heavily Fined.

Justice or the Peace Thomas Stanton OF
East 81. Louis yesterday made a record
for = blanket fine. He fined seventeen ne
groes. arrested on a charge OF shooting
craus. si.i and costs each. making a total
af about 81. l.aol. The negroes were arrested
on National Stock Yards property and ac-
rordlng to Deputy Sheriff Charles cISlel-
who iei the raid. were engaged in shoot
ing craps. The negroes Were taken 70
Eeil.viile where they Will serve out their
fnes on the rock pils.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
Flaxseed Quosation..

REPI- HI.IC SpkfIA1..
Chicago. sept. 4,-Fiaxsee.l was OF 1c with
the markets IN the Northwest One car OF No.
/ Northwestern sold at S-e.: M. / was 81
bid: sept was 81 - seller. and Dec 81 SELL
ers Receipts were cars here. "a cars at Min
n-apolis and car ~ Duluth
COGee.
New York. SEPT. N-Conee-spo; RIO steady;
No. . invoice s1sc: mild weak. The market for
futures opened steady at an advance Of points
European buying and better French cables
while there also talk OK ulfaNorsbie c-.,p
conditions and predictions for a higher move
-neni- Most Of the buying seemed TO - fer
European arccun;. hu. there va. also . DENIAL I'd
through commissions TIE close Was firm az a
net advance of isueD points Sales were re-
ported of .1J bags, including sept s-sa5S &C:
Oct. sss1s.sc; Dec. SIC: Jan s-S5rs -ss-
March 91-3ec. May ..SSs..Fc. July .-Ea
..55c-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IN furniture. piano, ard cha;t.is J. YOU o~s
kiEh-prtced loan comnanv -
OR HAVE DEBTS PgESsIS'-
Call on the
NEW YORK FINANCE CO.
We have a remr6s. poa'f owe everybody
COMBINE YOUR DEBTS.
Make oae payment Pay them all
WE LOAN YDi- MONEY ~ SUNS OF
5000 10 s31a %
.ASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAfNESIS-
Remember the Ii2ce.
NEW YORK FINANCE co
. ard 7os ODD FELLOWS BLDG. SIS Oiivs.
Phones: Main 3ssA and g 49,.
= FINANCIAL UPHEAvAL
,AUEYD BY OUR INTRODUCTION OF THE
LOWEST RATES EVER KNOWN
on LOANS OF
SIC 60 500
On Ho-Seh'ii Goods. I'isnoS. Fixtures. etc.
WITHOUT PUBLICITY.
.OU CAN PAY THE SANE
~ SMALL WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAY2ES-S.
Extension chSeFruliy granted
n CASE OF sICKSESS. loss OF WORK
OR OTHER MISFORTUNE
Not Convenient to Call Pho.e Main sassA
Or Write Us
Or d 1853.
NATIONAL LOAN co,
Rooms 30 ard ois MERMop-JACcAED
BUILDING. SECOND FLOOR.
81 n BRoADwaT COR LOCUST 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
-. Louis Cotton Market.

Tlrse< and stains 80 OF
giaiv.=ton-Sp-. market firm. T.i5Giins
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
B~IIcviIie Marriage Lieea.~..

Narria.t l"rE--- issued In E.lievills
Yesterday wcgN to Jacob ~ Ries.r. y.
Fayetteville. and Sarah Deere. - To',irS-
riIis: F,iW 4ri Eatia. =. E-ii-viile and
AI.ca FIroV = gsntchisr: Paul FinyI
=. East - Louis. aa! E:.aa II. Eevelli.
- = Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Nev York Sept. N.-SoecIsI te!>Srzph.c and
r,hlc dispatches received by Brsdsfreet'S show
ing the charges In available supplies as co.1-
pared with last account: Wheat, Tntte,i states
and canada east cf tho Rockies increased go =
e.s hrI.: aroat for and in Europe. incres ed
1ca bu: total supply. Increase. s.sss s-.a
Com United States and Canada. east Rockies
Increase 80 $50 Oar- United States and Can
aaa east Rockies. increase 5.zS.ns. The Lad
in- increases reported this week are So aas hii
at Omaha. see bu- at Icuisville and - 0n9
hti at the Chicago private elevators. Stocks
IN Nsnlfoha decreased III. 90 bU-. while those
held at other points decreased 5..oo0 bu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
Pine Bs.n Plant 1. B.r.ed.

SEPIB BLIC SPEC1ALA
Pine BLUFF. Ark. Sept. 1.-THE lumber
liant Of the Sawyer & Austin Lumber
company was almost entirely destroyed by
re tonight. The loss will aggregate
aore than $ca0,"0 Large insurance in the
.anhermeI's Mutual OF Kansas City IL
arried-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
Sugar.

New ycrk sept Il-sugar-Raw steady; fair
eaning exc: csnirIfufal. IS test. Sic. mo-
asses sugar 3iec: refined quiet: crushed $50:
scvdered &c. srAnulsted &c
New Orleans. sept. H-SuSar girof.S. oyen
sef,ie si.Si:,.c: centrifugal whites SIC: yei.nws
4saFs.c:. seconds 1885,. Molasse. nominal:
iprn Eett.c :sdssc: centrifugal leFisc- Sirup
kaaainzl
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

The seventh payment mad" by the
Worlds F'nir 10 the United States on the
Federal loan was mad yesterday 70 The
Subtreasury The amount WIS SS'~p
and was paid through the National Bank
OF Commerce
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

r. rir-- v.-'---ay .f0sei Sc s-.t- c. 30
chsr-- iE = E.uI-
Tu~i=.s, a. z - Ievs- v-.'r-i,y va "a.
TIE vssts-r Vas .s.r ard c7p..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

PROVISIONS.

Small receipts OF hoSs and higher prices
al the yards impaired firm und-Ttor.
To the provision market Trading vss
iigllt and confined mostly to pit traders
Som. Of the trading was the selling ol
the Ocf products. Al the close jan pork
was Up 11-c Al SEE lard and fibs
we're each UP =i-qyc a. S-L'r.-0 and
S6-5.i.. respectively
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 3 cars: core, ~. oats. !" csr-.
ard hogs. .-"p head.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
MONEY TO LOAN

II VN FI IkNIILI.L Oh IIA.SOS-
II DO Nor FAIL To CALI. anc get or ra.es
,efore getting loan els>N here. system clses
Ho.G TINE and SMALL. PAYMENTS. vita
SEBAIE when paid before eUe; % you on!y
~ for ssch time you have tad sozn- We
i've PASS BOOK. where sIl rayu..nts are ea-
I'D We do net require Psy tr.n;s whi.s SIX
.tCSTESiE,sCE: 80 Is.QUIfY: papcrs caa be
sgned .. boUse an; you can e; money sane
iay you apply. We make speciality os paying
~ any loan claim against soo!s and CIV
ng more money. II you cannot call. WRITE
III TELEPHONE u aEi vtl send agent
o sIplain or SYSTEM TE-LFsPHOSE KIN
IOCH Y "a. BELL. MAIN 2s55-
FIDELITY Bro h EFaGE 20.
loom No. Iis Commons eslih Trss' building.
B:osiwsy ard Olive Fuirsn~: 81 Hl!s- o
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
rni.r.d .y E.pIoains Cartridge.

John Neville years old living at No
ssfa Fs!~Ol avenue was badly injured yes
ter.lay afternoon while playing with Q pts-
toll cartridge AZ his home. The cartridge
exploded tearing of the top OF two fingers
or the left hand
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

New Yo..s. sept 1.-THE I>c-dn1 cables re-
pSrte5 2 slight decline on tii.. spot closing at
ais = I'd and .L.u.cs al ti.s Iss- Locally. the
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
River and business

R'v-r i- -Gr - I.os,v Girtst-- -f- --=uai.
hu.-..
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15

Il 5-lsc.
N>-- t,rIeanLSpot make. qul-.
N~Eiphis-SpC: market quiet. Inl91ius -at:c.
Receipts AZ principal points
Galveston. a.. SsI haie--
Sev Orleans !. la tsi>>
Mobile 80 bal--
ss-an-ah. ~ tslss.
Charleston. -. hsl.-.
Elyu-.aa is5is bai-s.
Memphis - bales.
-. Louis warehouse statement.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-15
eT. LOUIS, CHESTER, CAPS
clRARDEAU LINE.

STEAMER CHESTER will leave whaf4ooae,
Zoo, Pine ST. Tu~>dAys. Thursdays and Sasur-
dAys. 4 o. ~ for Cape GirArceaa Aad Vay
lAudinxx Special excurslon. onIy AQ "a.
round IND Including meals and berth
Phores-BeiI main ;sA: kinloch A liz
mo E MASSESOAl.E. Aeent
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loans at 8 Per Cent.

I'VE make LOANS on FURNITURE. pT-
mos ETC. without removal: NO PUBIICI-
n See US b~foT. getting q LOAN elsewhere:
IN save yO1 money. CHEAPER RATES.
tOSGER TIME: SMALLER PAYMENTS. We
ny or any LOAN or balance your Fl f.Sl-
frRE. Paw at your CONVENIENCE. LIBERAL
ISCOUSTS. Call and be convinced Nrit-
b fei-phcns KiaIoch A s3s Union FINANCE.
No.. 5as and 5r3 Orf.I building.
Southeast corner Sixth and Locust En.rsncs
: ". Sixth: opposite Bzrrs-
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To-Oay-> Weather.
Arrty ale.

PAR sri pleasant to-iay. fr-sh a7rthEs :
El- E.ra TLsin. t-rnp-TstaE-
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81. Louis warehouse s;<;-HeE;
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Provisions were firm for Jan. and easy
for nearby deliveries: the packers Io1-
crate sellers. Fair outside demand .or
Jan product Was noted Cash lard. de-
niand good.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
On Persoasl Property.
INVESTIGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

We make loans On furniture HIIhoUl hE.-
ADNAI. We make !r.qclEier Cf yOaE srlcnds
9. employer. We give yUu the full amount n
FASH not ohecks- We arrange p1sIaents 10
butt YOUR CONVENIENCE and ABILITY We
DO not RECORD loans We RECEIPT for
s.ery p.ymenI Inade We pay ca ~iy oIHER
MORE MONEY. We EXTEND psyIoents IN
tase Of SICKNESS We make As LOH IAtes
the LOW EST We Giant l-iEETsAL Dis
lOCSTS fo- time money Is Dot used Tbs Is
bur bUSines. IL a .uish.li SEE IS md be
convinced that THE PEOPLE We
frsks Icsn In East 81 Luis Telephone for u.
10 call THE HOUSEHOLD LOAE CO.
Kin I7ii- Room 81. fLILEsTDS BLDG.
Rel Main lIsy SEVENTH .NrI PTNE STS
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GUILMAkT ORGAN RECITAL
AT FESTIVAL HALL TO-DAY.

Following i the programme for ths or
saa recital of a GJilmsnJ in Festival
Hall. Thur-day afternoon at 4:S'-
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EXCURSION STEAMERS
eonWin q. SPeoceA
and e,Ty u pDoUoEneE

r'sss daily. Irps. having ss % q y, a.
p m. ana 8 p IN
n. IN D. m:
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall of the Rivs

l- 2 .-71T- F----T-E = a n
So I-ylls. w~In~~lzv. S-p'- q. -s--'
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-02
PearlhaVen.

The Times-Democrat of Thurs
day contained the following item:
The Governor to-day issued his
proclamation reclassifying the will
age of Pearlhaven, in Lincoln
county, and raising it to the rank
of a town.
The remarkable growth of this
enterprising little municipality
will show somethinf of phenom-
email increace in population now
going on in Mississippi, as well as
the remarkable industrial pro-
gress of the State.
Pearlhaven was incorporated as
village less than one year ago
with 800 inhabitants. One of
the finest lumber mills in the
south is located there; the town
is lighted by electricity and the
streets are neatly laid off. A
census was ordered by the mum
icipal authorities recently, and
this census showed 1917 inhab-
itants, whereupon the board pc
titioned the Governor to reclasify
the village and give it the title
and dignity of town
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-02
Religious Services Tomorrow.

At the Presbyterian Church
Rev. q. T. Chandler will preach
at II a. m. and Z p. M.
Sunday School at 8 a. m.
At the Baptist church Rev. r.
H. Purser will preach at II
O'Clock on Mutual Burden Bear
ing" Services at 7 p. m.
B. Y. P. .. at 6:45.
Sunday School at ID a. m.
At the Episcopal church Rev.
H. H. Messenger will conduct the
services at $3.50 p. m.
At the Catholic church SER
vices by Rev. James Herman at
10 a. m. and 4 p. m.
At the Methodist church Rev.
c. W. CrisIer will preach at II
a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sunday School at $3.50.
AT the Y. NJ. c. A. the regular
Mems Meeting at 4 p. m.