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woodmen of the World.

Walnut Camp held it's regular meeting
Wednesday evening. Consul Commander VIII
liam Meinert being absent, Head Consul VIII
liam II. Hughes acted as consul command
or Sovereign Matthews acted as assistant
escort and Sovereign PiersOD as Waterman
and Walter c. Hughes as banker. Eleven
reared for initiation.
The On Hall reported that they
had secured quarters at No. 1910 Franklin
avenue. and, on their recommendation. II was
dectied to meet the first. third and when
a hfth Tuesday should be in any one month.
The Fail Committee reported everything IN
readiness for the masquerade reception at
Druids' Hall on next Saturday. April 2
Sovereign Nicholson. with a delegation. was
present from America Camp. Sovereign A.
Commander We'll and Committeeman Saun-
ders and Brown, with r large delegation, came
in late from Terminal Camp. While in the
order OF general business. the drill team
OF Terminal Camp marched into the hall under
command Of Captain Johnson. The camp has
talk from the Head Consul. the meeting ad-
iouTned and partook OF the refreshnents
America Camp. at, its last regular meeting.
ballOted favorably on four applications and re-
ceivsd two applications for membership On
March 30 the camp will have an omen r,ae,i6g
are cordially invited COnpany II OF the Uni
form Rank will attend the masquerade bail to
be given by Walnut Camp on next SATURDAY..
The company is working very hard Just now
is the intention Of this compary TO have a
series Of ptruics and excursions. to entertain
visiting WGcdmen and their families during
the Worlds Fair period.
Elk Camp on Wednesday evening received one
application for membership. The various COM
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Bremen Lodge had a good attendance at last
meeting. The young members were enthusiastic.
nivcrsary dance. Arrangements were made 10
have the inst practice game Of baseball this
Sunday morning. Mcssrs. NJ. Bonn. e. Busch.
Hartman Frctz and others made remarks.
Lafayette Lodge reports a good attendance at
last meeting. Reports from several members
were 10 the effect that they would have a num-
her of candidates TO initiate at next meeting.
Messrs. kirw!n. Elcicy. Utiey. krackauer and
others made remarks for good OF the order.
Mount Olive Lodge obligated five candidates
at last meeting. -Four members on sick list
were reported COnvalescent. The degree team
arranged for a rehearsal by the officers for
grand initiation. The ball team will play first
practice game thiS morning.
Schiller Lodge received one application. The
lodge reported death Of one member Charles
kleeTneier. John Gerdel and H. Eiseman made
interesting remarks for good of the order.
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having reported during the past week eleven
applications for membership.
81. Lofts Lodge. No. |. had a well-attcnded
meeting on Tuesday evening. Brother B0ehaing
%: standard Lodge wa present. and under t-e
good OF the order delivered "a short address,.
Brother Mueller explained tho new rates 10
the members, and they all seemed to be sat
ssiisd with the action Of the Grand Lodge. and
especially the old members 10 years Of age
and over. All present declared they would do
all In their power TO advance the interest 1T
the urder. The Ommitt on Entertainment
and Hop to he given on MAY II at EckhSrdts
Hall, Cherokee street and Texas avenue, re-
ported everything in readiness. After tine meet
ing a lnrch and refreshments were scrVel,
which all enjoyed.
Security Lodge will give a smoker on Mon
dav. March d. at its rail in the Burlington
buiiCirs No. $40 Olive street. All members and
tL.ir fEiEnIs lrn !n.it.l - aLi.ni
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South Side and MIssourf-wabas i councils meet
tomorrow evening. Misscuri-Wabash xiii en-
terrain tho Advisory BOARD ii No gs29 Wash
4nEton avenue. and SOUTH SIDE will have. as Wis
TORS. delegations from the other councils in
thn city. who hope 10 carry the loving cup TO
%dsir respective meeting places. The orator of
fOtfn slde promises a very Interesting pro-
ErainIne Of entertainment for this meeting. Two
candidates. VIII bs Initiated. and II IS hoped
that Missouri Wabash. with their guests. the
AdVtsoTy. Board VIII be On hand at South
Side in tirne for the official count at 70 O'Clock.
.harauet last Monday. Fully seventy-fve couples
sst down to the excellent spread that was pre-
Jared for them at the Union Bakery. Toasts
Great Council" Brother J. Abrams: "Frater-
nifty. Brother Charles Zimmerman; Our Wives
snd Sweethearis:" Advisory .Archon Brother
quests OF the evening.
West End Council notwithstanding the In
clement weather. held a very enthusiastic meet
ing Thursday evening. initiated one candidate
and read two applications. This council Is DO
ing excelletn work IN the way of getting In new.
members. All seemed certain that West. End
Cornell tomorrow.
Greeley Council. at its last meeting. was adj
dressed by the advisory scribe and by Brother
4: G. Emig. archon OF I.anhoc Council, along
Anes OF ths fellowship work Of the Royal
league, and the members were unanimous in
shssr determination to reorganiEc their club
Of the CENTRAL Fellowship Club of Chicago.
*. Louis Council had a good attendance at
tho meeting of last Monday. One candidate
was initiated. and arrangements were made for
an entertainment in the near. future. Removal
TO more oommodious quarters was fayorahiy
considered. The council adjourned at an early
quet At Future Great Council.
Future Great and Ivani1oe councils will meet
next Friday. Both councils are also making
prepsrationE TO attend South Sides meeting TO-
5HOTroW in large numbers.
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mittees made favorable reports. The baseball
team will. II the weather permits, play at
Morgan Ford road and Arsenal street this aft
ernOOn at 2 o'clock.
Benton Camp on Tuesday evening, April u.
will hold an open meeting and smoker. and all
WoOdrIen and friends are cordially invited. A
comsittee was appointed to make full arrange
Tnents for a fsh FRY TO be given at Horseshoe
Lake. H.. Sunday. May Il.
Sylvan Camp held a large meeting THURSDAY
night. Nine applications were received for
membership and seven candidates appeared for
ialuatioh. me amp rlIi noEa q meneflai
who was a member Of this camp, on Sunday;
April Il, at No. $40 North Broadway. All
members should find 1t convenient TO attend.
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Members of Alpha Rebekah Lodge ere ar
ranging 10 give a progressive cuclre party
April II at . ?. m. at BuehIer's Hall. southeast
corner Easton and Taylor avenues. for the ben
eft Of a widow who was seriously injured on
a Transit car. Members OF st. Louis Rebekah
lodge have rendered thir assistance. The fol-
towing committee has the euchre in charge:
Mrs. Addie Carr. chairman: Mrs. NJ 2 Rsa,
secretary: Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Sable. Mrs.
Rsa viii receive any prizes donated up to April
10 at No. 1895 Goode avenue and win receipt
for the SANE
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Projected Home Circle.

Social League has moved again. This time II
has found comInodious quarters in the Masonic
Temple. Grand and Finney avenues. Presiden;
JOHN Pitts extends a welcome TO all members
Of the y. II. G. who can attend the first meet
ing. Saturday. April ,.
Imperial Circle held an Interesting meeting
Friday night, and started the ball rolling for
q big entertainment TO be held in May.
Rainbow Circle is drawing crowded houses TO
its meetings lately. which speaks volumes Tor
the husflers who hold ihp nfNres.
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Bond County. Ill. Indictments.

SPLCIAL
Greenvflle. Ill. March A.-Twenty-three
Bond County men. some of them promi-
nent in business and political circles. were
indicted by the Grand Jury yesterday on
the charge of gambling Bail was fixed at
500 in each case n the cases were all
certified to the County Court for trial.
The indictments are said to be the out
come of the crusade inaugurated by the
ladies of Keyesport against the joints of
fh6t town. as all the men indicted are
charged With gambling there.
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Moman's Relief COrns.

Frank Blair ~. r. C.. No. 3. held an inter
esting session. Nrs. Frankie woollnan OF
Corps No. 81 Of the Jurisdiction of Nebraska
was a visitor. Mrs. T. NJ. Ecor was initiated
and instructed In the sublime and loyal princi-
pies Of the v. &c. \ farewell euchre will
be given by the ladies Of the corps at the Bur
lington building. eighth floor. Ap=iI 60. at : D..
m. preparatory to returning To their old home
FOR nineteen years in Frank ?. Blair Hall.
Seventeenth and Market streets. where they
will continue their regular meetings every sec
oni and fourth Tuesday afternoon. They will
celebrate their twentieth nnniNeTsan Anril q.
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Olive Grove. No. q. held its regular meet
ing Wednesday. receiving eight and ~ballctIng
on eleven applications The drill team. under
nina Of Captain Bobmeyer. introduced six
candidates to the mystery OF woodcraIt. Olive
Grove viii he represented at the Worlds Fair
bv two member-Doctor William Callfas hav-
ing been appointed physician in charge of the
FraterIai building and Sovereign Jennie Call
fas as assistant physician.
They had as visitors Sovsrigns VI. L. Darby
and Eula Duriand. captain Of White Rose. No.
I. drllI team. of lDeniEnn. lex. seer. ign
Weathering OF Myrtle Grove. No. 162. OF Dali
las. Tex; Sovereisns Geutchei and Ferguson
of Holly Grove. No. l. Of Memphis. Tenn.
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PLANS FOR SUMMER BEING MADE
BY VARIOUS SECRET SOCIETIES

future. The council VIII give a grand enter
tainmcut March II. at which speeches will he
made by Joseph Flory. =. II. Snider. Otto Won
RautenkrauZ and p number Of others. The
members promise enough new applicants al said
meeting 10 run the beneficiary membership Of
the council over the 100 mark.
Dexter Council reports GOodly number AZ mi
tiatjons al last meeting, with prospects for ad-
ditionGl new candidates for the next.
Representative r. ". Malone aud wife send
in good REPORTS from Cape Girardrau.
A new council viii he Instituted NJ Webb city
Anrfi y
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knights and Ladie. of se.ur;,x

White Rose Council meets at No. $40 South
Michigan and all visiting members are cordially
invited to attend their meeting.
Anchor Home Council is still in the race fer
Pride Of tho West Council had A very Iarg.
meeting last week. Two candidates were I'M
were received.
Park Avenue Council meets the first and
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National Union.

Log Cabin Council met last "Wednesday night.
President l. H. Weber being in :he chair.
One candidate WIS initiated.
Friend J. 5. Cieaver. VINO had been quite III
hut has now recovered. addressed the council.
as did also Friends Frey and Zronski.
Standard Council. No. SO. assures all who
attend the open meeting Tuesday. March %.
a royal good time. A good pfucrarlme and re-
freShmeuts ore promised.
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Veteran volunteer Firemen.

The regular monthly meeting last Sundsy
was called. but owing 10 the death OF the life
long secretary and treasurer. Thomas Lynch.
who died Sunday. March 13. IT was moved that
no business be transacted. and the society ad-
louTned.
At the regular meeting Sunday. April Il.
suitable resolutions will be offered and a
sketch of the life Of Mr.. Lynch will be read.
a large attendance of veterans IL expected and
all volunteer hremen are cordially invited.
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third Wednesday Of each month. Jefferson and

third Wednesday Of each month. Jefferson and
CaSS avenues.
Mckinley Council had three candidates for
initiation and five applications. Keep your eye
council.
Union Council is progressing very fast. in
creasins It's membership 30 per cent in the
Protection Council IS going TO give Anchor
Home Council It race for the prize banner; mi
tiat'nE candidates each meeting.
Wisdom Council had a very large meeting
OF the evening.
Harmony Council win hold its last meeting
the Oleon hereafter.
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Anchor Home Council. No. ~. had a large
attendance at their last meeting. There were
three limitations and six applications received.
This council Will give a reception TO their
national deputy. was present. and spoke very
enCouraSlnEly TO the council Of its success.
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knights and Lndiex Of Security.

The ladies of Security Council entertained the
knights on last Monday evening. Sisters Tar
ling. Powell and English Of the 'minstreis'
rendered vocal selections. The egg contest. for
which five prizes We're given, proved quite a hit
and a very amusing affair. The knights We're
then Toasted on oysters a Ia mode and coffee
Cf S~sntOs-Dunlont flavor. Dancing concluded
oil
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A meeting Of the officers Of all the German
speaking lodges in the southern part q tho city
will he held at the hail OF Martha Washington
Ledge. Eighth street and Lafayette avenue.
Saturday evening. April ?, for the purpose OF
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ST.. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE
TERMINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN
rn kUE SE-DvyCE

EastSound-Leave Eighth and Grstot streets
daiiy-s:1o q. m; 1:5a: 500: SD p. n; Exeegf
IS .. m. SATURDAY. and Sunday only-1iII p
N. Sunday ouly-5:A, I:o5 J. m; 1cs5 .. m
1:s5. sos. SIS D. n. Except sunday-4:es. 81.
5:ii. 1884 a m: 12:l2 5:5. s:0l p. m Saturday
and Sunday only-1I:S p. m Sunday only
5:2s. 40 q. m: 1913 q. m
wesfbound Leave Granite City daily IT,.
400. 5:5s, T:1s p N. Except Sunday-5:5, s:N.
7:o2: s:2t: s:a5. i1:io 3 M: t;s: s:Ii p Y: sss-
1880 g. m. saturday and Sunday only-il:ss p
NJ: Except Saturday and Sunday-sAs p. m
m. Except s~unday-5:1s. 500. 5:Ds. $40. 1900.
u:it a. m. 4:31. s:i p. m. Saturday oniyt:S
rriaY and Sunday ~onlY-I:sS D n
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ancient Order of United workmen.

The Grand Lodge. \. O. L. W. OF Missouri
held. lis biennia! session in this city March 10
to IS, at which time the new assessment rates
proposed by the Supreme Lodge were taken
up for consideration. After a lengthy discussion
IN which several prominent members of the
order took part. notably, cx-COngressuan
Tracy Of Springfield. No: Judge r. @. Rechow
Of Bolivar. No; Past Supreme Master Work
man Tate Of Nebraska. Past SuIrpin. Master
Workman Robson Of Texas. Supreme Master
Workman William II. Miller OF st. Louis.
Past supreme Master Workman Walker ~
Michigan. the nav rates were rejected so far
% the Lencf!ciary fund plar, was concerned
nut the new guaranty fund rates as propnse.i
ny the Supreme Lodge were adopted. Hence in
the future members will continue 10 pav the
oI rate OF assessments on beneficiary fund
existing for several years past. and. in addition
thereto. the new guaranty fund rates OF The
supreme Lodge. Considerable interest is hejnv
shown in thu work OF the order by various
loasts throughout .he State. and reports are
coming IN which show that a renewed inter
est Is being taken in the work by member
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SUCCESSIVE ADVANCES OF RUSS

With the Government obtaining control of The Voga Basin She rached the raj
Mountains. the eastern boundary of Europe the middle of the sxfeentt Cprturv'
butt they did lot stop her The conquest of the western part Of siberia was made
b. IN outawed cOxack, YerB1ak. who gained his pardon in 1851 as a result Omr
advances we're made in 1904 and lO in the Arctic regions. Kamchatka finally bdng
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Legion of Honor.

VI ElohDFs
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for III.
silver jubilee Of the Legion OF Honor. and It
viii take place In Lemp's Hall on Wednesday
evening. April G. Complimentary tickets Of
Admission will be mailed to every membe of
nae 81 tdHstpR ah1 are s pST at a headG GIarrss a s%ss,irt
any additional tickets. he can secure same by
q. Louis coancIl SS SeIG a needing hs E last Mon
cay evening with e. yeTE good attendance One
sx applications. were nied. Remarks for The
good or the order we're made, by Brother W.
and Brother Comings, chancellor II ST. Louis
Council, who entertained the members with a
given at the odeon on MAY 70. Recorder 2.
g. Drown read a letter from Doctor C.ebon-
who has promised 10 ba in st. Louis during
the Worlds Fair and pay a visit to st. Louis
At a meeting Of Lafayette Council on last
Monday evening two applications were filed.
msnt TO be given by the South End councils
on Aptit .. reIor5sd everything IN readiness,
Alpha Council is taking, on new life. Two
initiated al the last meeting on Tuesday, even.
bSsinesS. the doors we're tErOwnn open to some
Few invited guests, the Chancellor inviting all
i RFsse ssr1 TS 's snd. o@ RSiie e han; % wefe being q Fsp snt
{eyed. Edmund II. Hoch; Assistant Director Of
everyone with a detailed account of what might
be expected OF the various exhibits.
Hyde Park Councils degree team has made
a success of the E1ectrolosis Degree, five can
didates receiving 4 at the last meeting.
Hrcther Fred Stockinger made his FIRST ap-
DearaEce at the last meeting OF the council
since his serious accident last December.
Brother Charles wonderle, chairman of the de-
gree team. reported a new degree in process
OF arrangement,
The following councils will meet this week:
Monday-ccmPton Hill and Lafayette.
i Worlds EratersRl Association.
st. Louis Council, No. 81. met. with large per-
tsntaee OF members present. and conducted a
business meeting on the I'D. initiating a class
or twenty new members and receiving twenty
five new applications. Many visitors were pres
eHt and remarks were made by President Pae-
ben and Conrad Granzebach of Future Great
Council. the same being ably seconded by
Brothers p. p Sands. =. A. Fem. S. II. SRi-
der and otherS. All arrangements have been
completed for the box party TO be given April
10, at which a handsome gold ring will be
awarded the lady bringing the best decors ted
box.
Future Great Council. No q. will initiate a
class OF twenty-five at the next. regular meet
ing. April 5. and expects to have full lodge
paraphefpalia by that time. II is the purpose
Of the council to be on the roll OF honor before
It IS 90 days old.
Joplin Council, No. q. is still marching ahead
IN numbers, with q h~atteriig outlook for the
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MISSOURI PACIfIC RAILMA ~.

fas- Mail .---------.---.- 100 sni@ic:0S Pm
Local Express ..-..-.-..... i:35 am 80 Pm
Day EKpTass-K. c. & Den. 900 am ss:af pm
Washington Accommodation. +5:25 pm 1855 am
81 Joseph and Kansas Lid. $50 ON s7:2p am
Kansas & Colorado FIX. ......~I0:lO pm -7:In am
Creve Occur Lake trains leave Union Station
at sis a. M. -2:i5 g m. Elsa p. n. and Ti:3t
Oak Hill trains leave Union Station at +s:45
a. m. 7l0:iJ a m. IS % p. n. aad $50 .. N.
kirkwood trains leave Union Station at 100
a. m. TBS a. n. 1850 a. M. fil:29 a. n, = 90
p. H., Fi:ig D m. $40 .. m. IS 90 p. m. 65sl
d NJ and Ill IN L. N
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Flans for the summef months by the
s~N'r!ous secret societies are taking up the
.tention of the many committees. and
hletic events. particularly baseball. Will
"on become the bone of contention in
ace Of the Sood-naturcd struggle for big
memberships and the accompanying prizes
aat has been the rule during the winter.
Just at this time oF the year the team
Fork for mutations has no doubt reached
ai1e highest point of perfection. and there
= re many dates for the installation of new
~snrenbers scattered through the month of
.thprtI,
Il This is especially true of Forest Park
Council of the Royal Arcanu:n, which Will
fcnd a team of seventeen members 10
chicago TO attend a union meeting of all
abe councils in the Windy City. at which
$50 members will be given degrees.
As an incentive to increase membership
She Degree of Hone OF the a. q. L. W.
pas lnaugilrated q contest for Missouri.
IN which the one bringing in the largest
number of members Will be sent TO the
Worlds Fair: transportation one weeks
admissions. and board being stipulated.
y Of the Knights OF Pythias
IS considering the question of cooperating
with the Worlds Fan Fraternul building
Association. a report Is expected soon.
{. The Legion OF Honor will celebrate Its
silver Jubilee on April D.
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taken over IN 1861 Turning southward.t he Transbaka n Amur Provinces we're
obtalneo IN IG the east PROVINCE In. $780, m Manchura in 1888. Rusdas osuUh-
ward march towardI India AM the Persian Gulfb gnw when she took possssion Of Tbs
steppes inhabited b. the nomad Kfrghfz race Tribe afa tnbe has fallen beToGa IN
Cars hoss since then. unit the Car virtually rules an urkestan' his las tcmveou@Et
bemg in Pamir, in 1885.
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WABASH.


Eastern Lines.
Continental Limited ..-..-.... 800 an s7:i5 Pm
Toledo. y. Y. Boston Exp. 80 pm -T:35 am
Toledo. n. Y, Boston Mail. 'e:E ara 200 am
Midnight Limited ...........sil:S2 pu 1900 pra
Toledo Local ESpreJS.--.--... ss:s5 am 'ere0 p1
Jacksonville Local Express. +6:f5 am fG:H IN
Chicago Line
Banner EXpress-ChIcag go 49,. 's.sc am E.S pm
Banner L~iIni;ed-Chicsgo .-.- 's:S pm I3s am
Midnight I'll % pm Es-4 am
Kansas City Line.
Kansas City ExpTeSs.-....- 900 am 500 pTa
Kansas City Fast Nall. S:0 pm 1:s3 am
Kansas City LIMITED .---.----l0:15 pm $50 srs
Northwestern Line.
Council BIuYs-Omafia Exp 800 am -I:S1 an
MinDeapoiiE-St- Paul Exp. ,2:l0 pm $500 pm
Cannon Bail-Onaha-..---.--- 20 pm @I:l5 am
Ottunva-Des NoineG Exp S.Q0 am 500 pm
Otrumwa. Des Moi1es and
Local Trains.
and Kas. City -T:AD am $50 pm
East-pecatur Ipcal .."-... $40 pm .u:64 am
Suburban Trains.
Depart From Union Station: st Charles.
81 :3S D. m: Kinlcch Park. 1870 2. m: FnrSu-
son. z4b D. M. tex Sat.j. -f:2o D n. From
Olive Street station: st. Charles. I'll ia a. m,
ta:t5 D m: Bridgeton. t4:l5 p. M. $50 a. m:
Ferguson. $50 a. m. fs:9 p. m. '1:5J ?. m,
Irrive-At Union Station: St. Charles. HOGS
p M: Ferzuson. sf:05 D. m. T5:E1 u m. ISIS
a, M. flo:1s a. n. At Olive Street Station: ST.
Cnaries ,l;iS p. m. L1=55 a, m: Einloct. 4s:37
a. M: Bridgeton. $40 a. M. 1910 q. m: Fer
Euson. 1920 a. m t3:a .. M. ta:&s y M.
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St. Louis Railroad Time -Tabh
ST. LOUIS TIME.
Arrivals and Departures of Trains at
Union Station.
BIG EOIR

Daily. +Daijy except sunday. tSunds. chi.
s'DaIly except Saturday and sunday. rTSa:ur-
day only. saturday and sunday Uui".
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CHICAGO AND ALTON.
Ehtcn-n Trims
Kansas City Ira

The Alton Limited .-.......... 900 an 'I:25 nm
trlair1e state Express ..-.--..ii2:o2 pm T6:i2 pm
Falace Express ..-..--....-.. $500 pm 'I:lS Pm
Midnight Special -....-.---....!.4 % pm $50 am
Kansas City Trains.
Missouri State Express -. 's:I2 am 900 pm
Kansas City Limited .--..--..'IQ:go pm 's.t4 a-l
Local Trains.
Springfield Accommodation ss:Ig am ....
JscEsonville Accommodation. +2:l2 am $40 pm
PeoTia Limited ---......,.-.. f9.1f am us pm
JACKSONVILLE Express ----...... a :36 DIN 1000 am
SpT:nSte!d Capital City Flyer. %5:i5 pm 'ib:l9 am
Springfield Capital City Flyer <7:I5 pm -.
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Cincinnati! and New York Tx. sos am lbs pm
New York Fast Mail ..---.-.. -9:5s pm - am
Cincinnati Accommodation. -S:fs am 1852 r-u
Royal Biue Limited .........-. $3.50 am -5.5 pm
Fincennes Accommodation. 500 pm fs+- az
Flora Accommodation ..... sos auI I:g pm
West Baden and French Lick 1923 ain SIS pa