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ROOMS FOR REST.
. .Three Lines for Fle Cent.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
, ALL dextrlng neatly 1-nilshcd rooms, from BOa
-fer day up. reduced rates by the week, call at
r so Fine: all conveniences.
n"t.-'-1'. desiring nice, comfortable rooms, ix a
Uy; 21.2S a week up. Write House, southwest
.corner 2lnth and Pine. Strictly first-class.
.-"BACON St. 1535-Two well-furnished connect
tag rooms; housekeeping If desired: bath; one-."h-lf
block Cass and Grand c. cor lines.
EEKTOK St. 820-Furntshea rooms for gentle
.-iiwuKoi nouse-eepiiu r.
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BENTON St. 905-Itooms for housekeeping; In
ig location: 87.50 per month. Call SOS iie-ionsi.
'ROADWAY. 613 S. Nicely f urnUhed room for
'v v BC CCpi-g.
Ti BROADWAY. 105 and 107 N. At the "nest." SO
rooms. 2Sc; 10 rooms. Kc;'10 rooms. 60c per day.
CARR Bt. 727 Large, neatly furnished front
rooms, complete for housekeeping; laundry and
all conveniences.
CA&S Ave.. SS0S Wcll-fumlshe- front room for
light housekeeping; terras reasonable.
i" CHOUTEAU Ave.lllSFurnlsne4 roomi for
flight -onse-eeplng.
CHOUTEAU Ave.. 1333 Nice turn, room, house
"keeplng and genu preferred; ll-SO.
". CHOUTEAU Ave.. 1S1 Nicely furnished front
room for two gentlemen; also single rooms.
CHOUTEAU Ave.. 1016 Two connecting, nicely
"turn, front rooms: back parlor, 22 25; all clean,
housekeeping or gentlemen: all con v.
COMPTON Ave.. 216 N. Neatly furnished
, rooms; southern exposure; single or en suite; prt-
... . 1J,
COOK" iv j.tsi vteiv furnished room. In
jprlvau family; very desirable: reasonable.
DAYTON-StT2S2pb:ie nicely furnished front
-room: second floor: suitable for one or two per
sons; all conveniences: rent reasonable.
DELMAJl Boulevard. ll Nice second-story
front room: southern exposure: all conveniences;
for gtctUmn; references exchanged.
DELMAR Boulevard. 3812-Gentieman desiring
nice home In private family of adults: southern
exposure; second floor; 'phone In house.
EADS Ave.. 2513 Elegantly furnished second
story: one "br two connecting rooms; hot bath.
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.s; very rcasonapie.
kaktviv Ai. S3. Xewlv furnished rooms:
luthfrn Mnosun"! roomers or llEht house etp-
lrg; all conveniences; terms reasonable.
VT.vn.T'VTtr f if v virelv nr.d completely
furnished rooms: cheap: for housekeeping, be
tween Marhet and Chestnut.
EIGHTH St.. -M9a N. Elegant, newly tur
Xilshtxl rooms; hot water: free baths: iroxa 53
yrceK up: rrencp restaurant in conneewn.
pir.HTrrvTH st. qi N. xicelv furnished
for light housekeeping; eastern and southern ex
posure; all conxenlences; cheap.
"EIGHTEENTH St.. 1127 N. Two double rooms,
first floor; newly cleaned and furnished; also
ttcrd-floor rooms: rent single or en suite; for
gentlemen or housekeeping.
ERICSSON. IOCS Locust Apartment for ge"
men; has library, gymnasium, bicycle stable, hot
and cold baths and rocf garden.
FRANKLIN Ae..3S13-Newly furnished rooms:
front and connecting; breakfast If desired.
EUOENIASt. t37 Nicely furnished front
Toom also other rooms: half block from union
'-tatlon; bath and all comenlences: strangers
accommodated.
EASTON Ave . 3509. Near Grand-Two unfur
nished rooms, first floor: southern exp.: pmate
family: use of bath: 29 per month.
rVANS Ave.. 2507 Neatly furnished room;
tculhem exposure: bath, gas; convenient to cars;
cne block east of Grand.
FRANKLIN Ave. JUS Two nicely furnished
front rooms: third floor: for light housekeeping.
Tilth or without board. Call second floor.
FRANKLIN Ave.. 2J15 Three rooms and bath:
scond floor: furnlhed for housekeeping: res
m-e: separate meter: quiet: prNate; adulta
only: references.
, "GRAND Ave.. 1403 N. Pleasant rooms, south
ern exposure: one suitable for two gentlemen; one
"for light housekeeping.
"LEFFINOWELL Ave.. -Ml-Three nice, clean
Qtns, Qownsta-rs; rent reasuiwMj.-.
e i c ei. TCIf 1 fnmliliM flOUthem
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hsure rooms: terms reasonable.
Tn f 1.1 nt... 4ti.l
reoms. nicely furnished, double or single, -week
-or month. ,
"" i.OCUST. 2935 Elegantly furnished rooms;
oathern'nnd northern exposure; all conveniences;
terms reasonable.
LOCUST Bt. 811. Next to St Nicholas Hotel
Rooms for gentlemen: hot and cold Altered baths;
- electric llgnt: rurnace nea.; rent cmctp.
w..o nn x. !.. e,, nl.hul f - t 0f.i4 M
Toons: all conveniences; splendid location; terma
TeLsonable.
LUCAS Ave.. 418 (The Inn) Rooms by the'
i Bight 15c to Sc: by the week, Jl to $1.50; bathe
tree: hot and cold water.
LUCAS Ave.. S03S Two or three nicely fur
"nlshed rooms t- private family: rent cheap to par
ities without children; references.
LUCAS Ave,. 3020 Two newly papered and
aewly and completely furnished, connecting,
.rooms for light housekeeping: all convenlenceei'
LUCAS Ave- 3137 Elegantly furnished single
stall room: also finely furnished second-story front
room; southern exposure; for couple or two gentlemen-
MORGAN St, 333 Newly furnished, light,
try, clean rooms; first and second floor; private
family.
r . MORGAN St. rm Large room; suitable for
iladles or three gentlemen or couple; homelike;
fine location; cheap If taken at once.
r OLIVE St. ZUt Two good basement room In
..exchange for work.
- OLIVE St, S322 Elegantly furnished rooms,
modern In all respects, for gentlemen or quiet
couple. ,
iULVIQ St. 1814 Front enA back tt-rlor; also
im for housekeenliur: reasonable: newlv Aeco-
ted
"- OLTVB Rt. U1s .'Vlrslv fnm(-Tt front Tnomt
"tlso other rooms; for one or two persona; rea-
onable.
; OLIVE St, M48A Two nicely furnished rooms,
ne for men and one for housekeeping; very rea-
eonsnie.
rOLTVII St, 132 Nicely furnished rooms; large
nw. au-'ui. buiwui- iir .wu .niucuicui nun
second-story hall room.
OLIVE St. 1EU Second-floor back, ; hall
toom. ll.M: second-floor front for housekeeping;
cne room for honsekeeplng. CBO.
. OLIVE St, ISIS Rooms for gentlemen with
two beds: $1 and R-tS each per week; also nice
-; iimiawB-eping room -run water, ma.
PTKB Rf 1991 Vf1nlw tnfnlihM mvm, 1r&
housekeeping; also hall rooms.
:' : PINE St. 1K Newly furnished rooms for gen
tltmen only; by the day or week.
"I-INB St. 2927 Nestlv fumlhM front Turlor.
Also other rooms; bath, gas; southern exposure.
, PINE St. 1009 Newlr furnished: central: one
" lnute of post office: all street cars; tea mln-
ee wa.a union station; private xamiiy.
SCHOOL Rt. X1I7 Nleelr furnished room suit.
)le for gentleman; private family.
SIXTH St. 817 N- Cosy house: Just opened:
erythlng new; rooms, 16b, 20c 2Sc tl and up
weeic; conveniences; inciuaing xree Da-n.
THIRTEENTH St.. 1247 8. Clean, nicely fur-
aea rooms; cot rain, gas; rent very Te-sen-le.
TWELFTH St. 2300 S. Rooms completely for-
nea zor ugnt nouseaeeping; soutnern exposure;
iry convenience.
i .'ivicu?th St. ?Jl n. ;iegnuy zamisnea
l-oonui; sonthem exposure; bath: all convent-
Ave.. 13 Two or three nicely furn.
complete for light housework; private
without children.
HAfi St. 2S20 Seoond-atonr front mm.
rwtthi-U conveniences, in private family.
iKUT St. 171S Four furnished rooms, two
do. two db uuib; h oui; no V 1ST
and no.
UTTcnTOK Ave.. 1S01 Front moms. LL
M.Eo and 82.50 per week; all convenience-.
NGTON Ave.. 2S40 Furnlhd rooms
rooms'
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light housekeeping: all couvenl-
enees.
-WASHTNOTON Ave.. 2817 Well -furnished front
toomi; southern exposure; modern comenlences;
sun preferred.
, WASHINGTON Boulerard. S32S Two elegantly
-furnished front rooms, convenient to three car
llnes: very reasonable; call at once.
WASHINGTON Ave.. 1503-Newly furnished
roc is for gentlemen only, by the day. week or
-month: tl to 83 per week; bath, lunchroom.
WASHINGTON. 2643 Large, cool, second-story
roone; three windows to each: southern, north-
- era and eastern exposure; suite 85; unfurnished
"tO. -ML
WASH-NOTON Ave.. 15T Two nicely xnr
T.Uhed front rooms for housekeeping or for gen
tlemen: also other rooms; all conveniences; tea-
.. eon-Die; aoutnem exposure.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
""-ARISTOCRATIC river bluffs, 'midst fruit and
-flowers; coolest plsce In city: front room; ex
cellent board: 87 to 810 week; Broadway can
-pees front orchard gates. 4708 S. Broadway.
BROADWAY. OS N. Nicely famished rooms.
i or -ntno-t Doara; aiso one room zor oxace
erchant tailor.
COOK Ave.. Is78 Nice. large aecond-stc front
aotruieni e posure; newiy x-rnis-ca; nra x
boerd and service: private family.
crtnr Ave.. 404S Nlcelr furnished second-storr
front- room with alcove: also eouthem-expoeed
gooa DO ra: pear u ire e car u -.
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fi -ot aaa cold Pazn: pr lvaze znm-y; Tery reaa.
XS COOK AT-,-atr. large nicely f-rnlsbed
i-r T eeod4oor front and conneoUng rooms: (ontti-
:e- e-pcenre: Bret-cla-s board: terms iwisntuMe.
g COQ ON Ave HIS N. Nicely furnished
-;- la private family, with or without board:
rf;:-modern conveniences: ten ne reasonable; also
::ffi-?-oo - tor light houeekreplng. -
ktcDATTGS St. ICHA Pleasant farnlshed room:
hjy-J Wre Heat table board; all conveniences: -ratea
Ci.-,.Vary: rwioable; gentl-men preterred; call and
s:..Ma .. - ,
3'v54jriAB Are- 7 Four da-lra-la jooau
js -nt-o-u- board; re-io-aWe. -
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra.
DELMAR Ave- 8901 Elegantly furnished room
with or without board; all conveniences
DELMAR Boulevard, 3932 Handsome second
story room: first-class board; all conveniences;
moderate prices.
DELMAR Boulevard. 2915-Nlcely furnished second-floor
room: good board: all conveniences; pri
vate family; for gentlemen.
DELMAR Boulevard, 4110 Nicely furnished
second-story front and connecting rooms: single
or together: good board; all conveniences.
DELMAR Boulevard, 4360-Elegant suite, or
rooms ana ooara; coupie or genu eiacn; mra
yard. home comforts. Call from 10 to i o'clock.
YlL 3nT MM " vIba mnnrt
story front room, with board: modern com en
tentes; suitable for two gentlemen; very reason
able. ELEGANTLY furnished second-story front
room; prlate family; no ohlldrcn: good board:
all conveniences; near Cook and Whlhl-r. F 193.
Republic
EIGHTH St. 1120 S. Nicely fur. rooms with or
without board.
FINNEY Ave.. 4147 (Corner Whlttler) Nice,
large rooms: all like front rooms: private family;
mi con emencea; near gooq oo rmng pi-c-.
FRANKLIN Ave.. 2218 One furnished room,
second floor, suitable for two ladles, with or
without board, by widow lady.
GRAND Ave.. 91 N. ("The MacPherson")-Blg
reduction In rates; elegantly furnished rooms;
steam heat: marble baths: parlors, smoker, tele
phone: very choicest cuisine; location unsur
passed; six car lines: day board!
LACLEDE) Ave., 8430 Nicely furnished front
and other rooms; good board; private family;
bath and all comenlences.
LlNDELL Boulevard. 8910 Large, elegantly
furnished connecting rooms, single or en suite;
with or without board: In modern house: reason
able. LOCUST St. 8032 Nicely furnished second-story
front and adjoining room; desirable board; large
lawn: reasonable.
LOCUST St, 1631 Front parlor: second-story
front and side room, with board; table boarders
warted; terms reasonable.
LOCUST St.. 2SI2 Nicely furnished front par
lor: , also rooms with southern exposurs; good
table board: all com enlences.
LOCUST St. 2930 Second and third floor
rooms: bath, single and double, with board; ery
reasonable. Klnloch phone C 738.
LOCUST St.. 1520 and 16I3 Newly equipped and
furnished houses: beautiful rooms; telephone and
all conveniences: first-class board.
LOCUST St.. 2SD6 Nicely furnished second-story
front and other nice rooms, with or without
board; also rooms for light housekeeping.
LOCUST St. 2200 Corner house; well fur
nished, clean rooms; central location: private
boarding place; parlor. Mrs. Harry Ball.
LOCUST St, 8048 Neatly furnished, clean
rooms, with or without board: detached house;
public parlor: Altered water: meals served.
LUCAS Ave.. 3336 Nicely furnished rooms: all
conveniences: with or without board; convenient
to three car lines.
LUCAS Ave.. 27T. Rooms and board In a
small boarding-house, with a respectable South
ern family; all modern conveniences.
LOCUST St.. 2807 Nicely furnished second
story front room, with alcove and running water:
also other nice rooms: first-class board.
LOCUST Sc, HIS Large connecting front and
single rooms; southern exposure; furnished up to
date; every convenience: nrat-clase table; reaa.
LUCAS Ave.. 8414 Elegant cool parlor: south-
em exposure; modem conveniences: other rooms:
southern exposure; board optional; terms very
rc-soratle.
McPHERSON Ave., 414 PleaM-t rooms and
board; private family; terma reasonable.
McPHERSON. 4058 and 4080-Nlcely furnished
OLIVE St.. 3728 Newly furnished rooms, with
board; references exchanged.
OLIVE St. 4017 Large southern-exposed front
roar; eiso single room: la le ana service iu c
class; references exa
changed.
CTheV-Iari
OLIVE St. 42fis rTheVBaTTlncerl Un-to-date
xamuy noxei; moaem appoint lenxs; service xuai
class; summer rates very reasonable.
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PINE St. 8006 Newly furnished rooms erttn
board: hot and cold water; bath; good locality;
ery convenience.
PINE St. 8200 Neatly furnished southern-exposure
room: also large front room; good board;
clean and reasonable.
PINE St, 8731 Large, bright second-story
front room, newlv furnished; attlta hie for four
gentlemen: good board; southern exposure; bath.J
PINE St. J01S-Detached house, newly fur
nished, with yard, gas, hot bath; home cooking;
private family: rooms slnxle or en suite: rea
sonable.
ROOM and board for a gentleman, private fam
ily; widow's own home; every convenience; se
lect West End locality; good cooking; 85 per
week. R 203. Republic
SHERIDAN Ave.. 2Js-N!cely famished second
floor front room; two or four gentlemen; with or
without board; private family; terms reasonable.
WASHINGTON Bou-, 410-Nicely furnished
rooms and good table.
WASHINGTON Ave.. 44S3 id and 3d story
front room, with board: southern exposure.
WASHINGTON' Ave.. JW Rooms, with or
without board: convenient to University Club
and three line of cars.
WASHINGTON Boulevard. l Nicely fur
nished rooms; home comforts: first-class board;
all conveniences: very reasonable. ,
WASHINGTON .Ave MX Two single rooms,
with or without board; either room large enough
for two; all conveniences: reasonable.
WASHINGTON Ave.. 1503 Newly famished
rooms for gentlemen only, by the day. week or
month: 81 to 33 per week; bath, lunchroom.
WASHINGTON Boulevard. H1-Drble eeo-ond-etory
front room; southern exposure: three
large windows: good board; modem convenience-.
WASHINGTON Ave., MOSDeslrable eeeond
floor room and others: complete for housekeeping
newly papered; aonthem exposure: fine location;
83 up.
WASHINGTON Ave.. CU7 Pleasant front
rooms, with board; gentleman roommate wanted;
reasonable to employed partlea for summer
months: all convanfencee.
WEST BELLE) Plaoe. 4112 Pleasant second
etonr front room, furnished or unfurnished; with
WE8TBELLT3, 4800 Rooms, single or eo suite:
with board: references required.
WEST BELLI
and good board:
elM-Hloely furnished room
porcn ana ansae
trees; references
comnrnx BOARD.
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BOARDERS WANTED Boarders at one of the
prettiest farms In Illinois; sixty miles from St
Louis: on the Big Four road; price p.60 per week.
Address Box 889. Hlllsboro. faT
SPEND your vacation at .Wraoonda Springs;
good board; large rooms; boating, fishing; cele
prated Wyaconda and Beldon waters. Address
C. N. Thomas, La Orange, -to.
ROOMS AHD BOMS WAHTED.
A YOUNG man wants beard in small, strictly
private family, in southwestern part of cltr
state terms. - 1H Republic -y'
. A ROOM with board In a refined private fam
lly. by a lady employed during the day: West
End preferred; references exchanged. D lit, Rs-
FIIRNTBHEn Mom with nr -,!.... vu
jroung roMLnsar belmar Garden; state terma. )
MOTHER, three ichUdren, aged (, and 8,
-h?d.. fiTr-wrtT "o-SJ'S-!
fwt. ww raw ax,
T-CMtW sflr- fm. Kw iw-iwt wit. .Vtll
and n-Segta.-TTB-Ren " "
FTJRrTIBHED BOOSES AHD VIiATI VOR
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rHANKLIN. UK Neatly f led fiat, a
roc s, with gma i
m ana bath; newly rencUsd.
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see Wore renting elsewhere. rsniej
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'WASHINGTON Ave.. 4a-rralshedhouse for
FOR RENT APARMENTS, FLATS.
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CALIFORNIA Are., 80-jnt, with atUc ea.
mented cellar, gas; 8JO.
EWINO Are.. KM N.rmr rooms, bath, noreh!
steam hsatjanltor; 880. m Porcn,
Co2PANYVLBN"HDLa nBA1' BSrATB
OUVE : St. 171-ffiz rooms, two porches, bath.
00mIfi;-N"RUI,B B-U TATB
TO 1ET FOR Hl-nil FCRPOSES.
CORNER saloon, with reetaurant and Or
rooms above: fine location, la -elg-bornooa 3
Union Station: wlU leaae to iooineM-l-ie
party. For Information apply at 9 ouVTit
wgjsgy-rr- -'-
LOCUST Bt. tM-afcood floor; ltrtt; fine tbrht '
power famished If -MU Applyflrrt ftjor. '
NORTH -CABXBT St, 8-L-rge storeroom
In good locauoa; s-lt--W fT -SSr.raS .
per or Jeweler. r'
for Rianurw-f gs.
COOK Ave.. W TWgTit-roo- ssodera dw-llt-ei
?wl.fi-!?-
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TS.aiBPI.liB ea
water heat sanitary'
Keys at : rent W.
inCHIOAN Ave
heat: sanitary plam
-aUfyette; rant
rf,b1 tnoms; hot
Plumbing: perfect order.
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Ht N. aChth at
fJuVt was; , hot-water
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FOR RE5TSUBVRDA FROPEUTY.
WEBSTER Groves Houfe, 10 rooms; near
schools and churches. 13 N. Eleventh st
IMPROVED CITY Pnoi'EIlTY FOIl
SALE.
ELEVBN-ROOM new Colonial dwelling, with
etery modern Improt ement : largo hall In center:
light, chterful rooms. Apply to owner on prem
ises. 50S3 Washington boulevard.
TO colored people, two hnndsome houes, six
rooms. In flats of three on each floor. 11 IDS, Re
public S!X-Rii"M l.rlck cottnie: lot 27x107: good
brick and stone walks. Call 3535 Madison st
$1,1 00" WILL BUY
House No. 3307 Hickory St. One-storv brick cot
tage of two rooms, basement and cellar; also old
frame houne In rear; lot 21x120 feet to alley: for
key and term see
KEELEY & CO.. 1113 Chestnut st
ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
For Sale 3S16 Russell ave , near Spring nve.,
nice two-storv stock brick-front house of eight
rooms, with hall, bath, gas, hot and cold wnter,
furnace, slate roof; lot 25x120 feet to alley. Will
be vacant May 25. For prlco and terms see
KfiELEY & CO.. 1113 Chestnut st
NICE BRICK COTTAGE.
For Sale House and lot No. 20 Lnflln st,
near North Market, one-story brick cottago of J
rooms; good cellar, granitoid; lot Mxlio feet to
alley. For key and price sie
KEELEY & CO . 1113 Chestnut st
BIOS MAPLE AVEXUE.
For Sale DIGS Maple ave., near Clarendon:
brand-new two-story buff brick-front house of 10
rooms: a very lino reception hall; bath, hot and
cold water; hot-water heating; granitoid cellar;
possession In 20 or 30 das given. Sto Mr. Pow
ers In house, or coll on
KEELEY & CO.. 1113 Chestnut st
ME RESIDENCE-WEST EI
Only half block from Forest Park: one of bi-st
constructed houses In city; eery modern Im
nrotement: all hardwood furniture finish; extra
large reception hall; fine MU'nrd-room 20x41
fret: hot.wnter heat: lot 100 feet front; hand
somely Improved with all kinds of shrubherv;
will soil house completely furnished If desired:
opportunity seldom orfercd to secure house of this
kind Futher particulars see
LEON L. HULL R. E. CO.. 801 Chestnut st
$7,500
Twelve-room modern house, located on Delmar
ave. northwest of Forest Tark: hardwood finish;
two baths and all ether modern Improvements;
lot 40x185. For particulars address 1! 165, Re
eubllc. CXIMPROVED CITY PROPERTY Foil
SALE.
LOT 23x140 feet, on S. Ninth st; big birgnln:
must sell at once. New ton & Co., 216 Lincoln
Trust Hldg.
SUDURDAX PROPERTY FOR SALE.
COTTAGE on monthly payments; nice, new
Hi-stcry frame cottage of 4 rooms, with lot COx
-i2H feet situated ono block from Sutton Sta
tion, on Facltlc Railroad, and two blocks from
Maplewood station, on Suburban; terms, 1100
cash down and SIS per month.
KEELET & CO., 1113 Chestnut st.
PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR SALE.
A GOOD two-story brick business house, with
SO feet front and 133 feet deep. In city of
2.S00 population; 50 miles from St. Louis; also U
anres pasture near city. Drawer 28, Carlyle, 11L
FARMS FOR SALE.
V
IKF! fn m 1 ilt.a f-n c T.n,.la, itn ..-.
In cultivation; 42 acres pasture; will be sold at
half value. Lyons. 2211 Olive.
ROANOKE Stock Farm for Sale Ilest situated
stock farm In Denton County; 4,000 acres In solid
body; 2,000 acres of the ery best black waxy
land In Texas: 1,700 acres In cultivation; p),uil
worth of Improvements; 900 acres In wheat made
20.000 bushels of wheat; 200 acres In oats made
13.000 bushels; 185 acres In cotton averaged one
balf bale per acre; 200 acres In corn made 40 bush
els per acre; 100 acres In millet mads 14 tons per
acre. Remainder grating patches and gardens.
Both Denton end Mnrshall creeks run throuxh
this place and In addition there are four flowing
artesian wells. Steam thrasher, harvesters and
binders, mowers and plows, and general run or
farm Implements all go with this form at 125
per acre. J. W. Medlln. Roanoke. Tex.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Roe Place Lots
-ON-
UFATETTE AT..,
COPELII ATE.. GETER AVE.,
COHPTOM AYE., LOUISIANA AYE.,
Just east of Reservoir Parle,
AT AUCTION, -
Upon tha Premises,
Saturday, Jane 1, 3 O'clock.
The entire surroundings are
HIGH-CLASS AND PARK LIKE.
Restricted for Residences.
STREETS, SIDEWALKS, ALLEY MADE.
OJSLV 1-4 CASH.
GET A FIaAT.
HENRY HIEMENZ, JR.,
014 Chestaitt St.
FOR SAME MISCELLANEOUS.
BUT tout secondhand building material from
American Wrecking Co.. Vandsvanter and Kas
ton ares.
ELEOANT Brunswick pool and billiard table;
sell or rent reasonable: also all kinds of sup
plies on hand. J. I- Fowler. 1X3, Market it.
FOUR full quarts of Kentucky Bourbon, ex
ceedingly fine, packed In plain box, sent postpaU
for n.H. Kentuoky Whisky House. 817 Franklin.
NEW six-room house, at half price. Call at ESS
Century building.
I HAVU a complete and fine carpenter (car
builder) tool chest to sell. Write or call after S
o'clock p. m. at No.MKtA N. Twentieth st.
ANTIQUE French bedstead, rosewood and ma
hogany chairs, richly carved; antique bric-a-brac.
Oay. toil 8. Broadway.
TVVLi line of mantles for Welsbach lights, tl
per doses and upwards. Condon Rroa., 102S and
1-tS Market st
QA8 and electric fixtures: selling out at cost!
tine fixtures at halt regular price. Bredsold Oas
Future Works. 1014 Pine st.
OREAT bargains In ice chests, refrigerators.
gas. gasoline and oil stoves at Condon's, 10M and
lozs Marxet
NEW and Secondhand billiard and pool tables:
1 second
also taoptns and balls; supplies of all kinds. A.
SrSchmldt. V Market at. Bell Main 2776M. -
ONB lane and one small slis sate. N.
Fourth st.
CONFErrn. the Parisian novelty, for balls,
parties and weddings. Bt. Louis Confetti Com
pany. I N. Ninth st
ONB grocery Ice box. two show cases, one
stand hand coffee mill and household goods;
very cneap. j -w. ntpuunc
t. 1 l.nDB .! MM. ... Mil f.ai.1 . ...
Tery fine razors, Etta, worth SI-CO. Standard Tool
Co.. t3 N. Sixth St., next to Hilt's.
SCREEN and poultry wire; big assortment;
lowest prices; hardware, every description. Stand
ard Tool Co.. 823 N. Sixth St.. next to Hilt's.
1,000 yards of blnegr-ss sod In West End. Apply
Room 1217 -Tolland building.
FIEHINO tackle, fish hooks, single and double
KU an brands. Gc and lOo per dozen, standard
ol Co.. 823 It. Sixth st. next to Hilts'.
ATTENTION Pictures enlarged with 6-lnch gilt
frame, $2: albums, holy pictures, etc.; frames to
order. Lydlk Art CO.. 10-1 Franklin.
K-TLROAD watches of alt styles: In perfect
order; at your own price. MU N. Grand ave.
EUREKA Springs mineral water, per case of
11 one-half gallons. W. Depot, S101 North Mar
fcst St. Drop postal.
ROLLER-TOP desk and chair. In use three
weeks. Fletcher Typewriter Co.. Us N. Eighth.
TO Introduce Royal Bell cigars wtll give one
pound fine chocolate with SO for S3: express bre
pald Clark Candy Co.. -tl Clark av "
VARNISHES, all colors, 2Sc quart; strictly
pure lead (c: putty 2c: oaker and Venetian lc;
turpes SOo. Buckley, rail B. Broadway. C-ronde-let
lOsU.
SQMICAL WkViFEgS?Sa$&
Waahlngton avenue, etty. . -
HALL'S
STANOARP SAFES
Mi's Saft. ait LtckWrts,
7K WASMMTH iYE.
HACRIS-IR-.
For Sale.
ELECTRIC motors nnddynamos to rent; from
1 to 60 horse-power. Roi Electric Company, 201
S. Third t. f
WE hao 20 secondhand electric fans, cheap;
call at once. 12 N. Eighth st.
I30ILERS-A pair of boilers OOxin, with 41
4-Inch flues, flush fronts, rocker grates;
fine condition JCD0.0D
One f.lilC. with 3S 4-Inch Hues. Hush front,
rocker grates 150.00
Engines tO-II.-P. Wt-stlnghousc Standard
automatic 151.00
W-H.-lv Armlncton-PImB automat'c 94.00
Pumps Duplex, brass lined, 6-4-6 eo.oo
One lbdraullc 7-4-10 Oonlcn Duplex 75 CO
lleitors SuO-lI.-P. Excelsior cpen tjpe 100.00
40O-H.-P. RenoIds closed tjpe 150.0
Telephone Main 2281A, or address M 113. Repub
lic. GASOLINE AND STEAM ENGINES
Boilers, steam pumps, steam, gas and water sup
plies, sawmill machinery, beltlnc. hose, etc.
FAIRBANKS. MOUSE ft CO.. St. Louis.
DOGS, CATS. HBTS. FOR KALE.
DOOS. birds, cats, rabbits, poultry, pigeons;
all kinds pet stock bought, rold nm exchanged.
Osbourne's Bird Store, 1313 N. Broadway.
LAROEST St. Bernard dog l State; n flrrt-
firlze wlnntr; only 23 months old. C HI, Itcpub
Ic. MONK.ETH. parrots, ferrets, Mbxlcan and
Spanish cannry bird, red htnls. morkrrn. Wehr-
T'li.linTlT-r.ri fn f .Int. nnnnl..- flnn ....
blood stock. Bishop Kennels, 1'. O. Box CIS, St.
LolIs, Mo.
nusi.nss for sale.
CONFECTIONERY. Ire cream, news, tobacco
and launlry branch: seven jrars established
:ood stand World's Fair; must sell at once. 1513
-ranklln ave.
CORNER grocery and meat market: good cash
business; will be sold cheap; good reason for sell
ing. W 163. Republic.
GROCERY and liquor store; big bargain; tLOOO
cash 1631-lcjr, Wash t.
MEAT MARKET Meat market: good cash
fauMnefls: reasonable; reason, going to lcaio city.
-122 S. Third st.
ONE-chalr Imrber shop for sale cheap on oqsy
pnjments. Add. J. M. McCown, Doepnater, Mo.
RROCERT On North Side; a bargain If sold
this week. K 182, Republic.
BAKHEIt shop for sale; good paying stand. 2710
S. Broadway.
OOOD grocery and saloon; good reason for sell
ing. Cull at Thirteenth and Lucas.
CONTECT10NERT and lunch room, news
stand, laundry branch; cheap; on account of
sickness. 4030 Easton ave.
RESTAURANT, near Union Station: big b-ir-raln:
best location. Newton A Co., 21G 1-ncoln
Trust building.
RESTAURANT, on Chestnut St.; imp; yours
for 1150. New ton & Co.. 21C Lincoln Trust bldg.
ROOMING-HOUSES; large assortment; In bst
parlx of city. Newton Co., Z19 Lincoln Trust
building.
BARBER shop: good location: wilt sell cheap;
rcison for seillrg, other business. 42U Etinton.
WIOLE or half Interest In a line summer and
winter retort just outside city limits, 723 Mor
gan st.
HORSES AliO VEHICLES.
Far Sale.
ALL kinds of delivery wagons, storm buggies,
new and secondhand. Young A Co.. 14- N.
Broadway.
AL1X traps, Columbia buggies runabouts,
wire-wheel bikes. Stanhopes, surreys, a full line
delivery and road wagons; can biMtd you any
thing In the vehicle line you may want; our
prices will Interest ou; all work guaranteed one
year. Deeds & Hanky. EOS N. Main St., between
Washington and Vine st.
BAY mare, S yearn old; nice driver: city broke;
must bo sold at once. Apply 212 N. Fifteenth st.
BEAUTIFUL family mare; a home pet. Call
and ace It. 1512 Olive st.
GOOD riding horse for sale cheap. Purina Mills,
Eighth and Gratiot. "
HARNESS AH kinds of new and secondhand
hnrne-9 at bottom prices; the best for the least
money. A. Tuckett. 1522 and 1524 N. Broadway.
STORM buggies, grocer, butcher, baker, laun
dry, peddler and light-order wagons; also light
truck, spring stake wagon. John Toblnka, 140S
N. Seventh st.
PEDDLER'S wagon for sale. Inquire 2(00
Washington ave.
ONE storm buggy and harness, good as now)
bargain. 4205 Page.
OPEN buggy; very cheap.
1111 Palm st.
FOUR largo draft horses, two large mules, two
small ones, six medlum-slxe horses, four two
horse platform stake wagons,, one one-horro stake
wsgon, six sets of harness. Express Office, 1011
N. Brcadnay.
WE have and manufacture all klndn business
woxons and storm buggies; our wagsns equipped
with Wlttlch patent end gates. 1-3 N. Seventh.
CHEAPEST hornets In the city; large BtockJ
buggy harness 14, S7.C0 and 111; wagon harness,
til vp. H. C. Jansren. 1300 N. Thirteenth st.
DOCTOR'S phaeton or buggy: will sell cheap;
call and see. 1913 Chouteau ave.
LIGHT spring wagon and hotso; cheap; top
bugsy. 13). H-8 N. Jefferson ave.
DRIVING horre; tultablo for storm buggy or
surrey; family broke; largo work horse; also
combination saddle and driving horso- 4503
Easton.
FAMILY-BROKE surrey horse and one com
bination horse; extra fine saddler. 1209 N. Bread
way. ,
RUNABOUT and harness; bargain. Residence,
K2i Chestnut st
EXTRA fine draft mare: weight 1.450; good
puller; three mules; suitable for delivery; good
movets; 1125 pair; bargains. 151T N. Elghteenlh.
FOUR beautiful polished brass gas fixtures, J.
8. 4 and hall light for 112.50. S000 Pine st
FINE black, chunky mare: top park wagon;
Ku .,, r ucay. D1UC DUUli;i OVW 1 V.
flCTl tr ! fin . Ann atil amm . Am.
SC6 Lacledo ave.
8PRINO wagon, suitable for carpenter or huck
ster; good condition: S25. S11S Lcfflngwall ave.
STORM buggies, runabouts, park, top delivery;
one-horse trucks: first-class work; moderate
prices; see me. J. II. Selztr, 1523 N. Fourteenth
St.: near Cass.
STYLISH rubber-tired trap, good i
Call & Haass make. S319 Laclede.
i new. Mo-
TWO good, cheap horses; also nice pony; a
bargain. 1017 Cam
Spring Styles Carriages,
Tictorias, Station Wagons,
Runabout Spiders, Stanhopes,
All the Latest Styles.
James A. Wright & Sons Carriage Co..
Washington Ave., Cor. Nineteenth.
RAPP ft HOLIER CARRIAO- COMPANY
Builders of fine carriages. Buggies, rockaways,
barouches, surreys, phaetons and traps of every
description built to order, -lis, 2220 and 2222 Pine
St., St. Louis, Mo. Sptcial attention given to
painting and repairing. Telephones Main MIA
and O 771.
Secondhand Carriages.
A large variety In perfect repair will be sold
st great bargains. James A. Wright ft Sons Car.
flags Co.. Washington ave.. corner of Nineteenth.
PASTUIIAGE.
PASTURE Fine bluegrass. Page and Ferguson
avenues. In county: two lines cars; running water.
Q. D. Fisher. 216 Watnwrlght building.
HOUBY TO LOA.f .
Oa Real Estate.
Real Estate Loans
On city property; quick answer and prompt clos
ing of loan.
HAYDEL REALTY CO., 101 N. Seventh st
Oa Personal Property.
A PRIVATE party loans money on furniture,
easy payments; confidential and proper treat
ment 501 Chemical bide- Eighth and Olive sts.
APPlicATIONS for loans on household goods
receive our prompt attention. New York Finance
Co.. 207-8-9 Odd Fellows bldg.. Ninth and Olive.
EQUITY FINANCE CO. Money without se
curity; we buy salaries and negotiate loons on
furniture: easy payments. 1410 Union Trust bldg.
JOHN W. 8TAI--Y. 202 N. Ninth, room 502,
negotiates loans of 2S end upwards on personal
property: low rates; terms to suit; confidential.
LOANS by private party on furniture or pianos;
business conddentlal; discount If paid before due.
405 Benolst building. Ninth and Pine.-
MONEY to loan on furniture, pianos and all
good securities; lowest rates In city; business
strictly confidential; est 1879. 1001 Morgan st
MONEY for salaried people, boarding-house
keepers, teamsters, etc, without security: easiest
terms; largest business In forty principal cities.
Tolman, room 801. 211 N. Seventh st
M0KET FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
We furnish you money quickly sad confidential
ly, without security. National Credit CO., rooms
ui-M2 Chemical building. Eighth and Olive sts.
MEDICAL.
IASUSt Ut.Chlcherrir'iEsrflthPemirroytlPini,
I Best) aeJMl Owl BeU-Hel Take ae etten.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
HEIGHTS OF PYTHIA.
-.".H110.11. kODOE. NO. U. K. OF P..
I3 !?? at Delebar-e Hall. Broadway and
fS K' el?ry' Pay. Work In rank of Es-
quire. May 24
JLa!m"re.1f0of,2!2RBACU- C C
PAQ f.tl Tr... ...--..
ket !',.'.of ' ' - A- n- "' I'M Msr
vui.TSf'l mMa .'very F'Way evening
visitors alwajs welcome.
Ch,.,c.Flnk.K. of R. ft' W- a"AT- C &
k-3-k k? AmT P .".ALI' MONITOR LODQEt,
!" " A.of ' east hall Century build-
I"';'. ?n Thursday evening. May 20. at
h m ,"c,c "harp. The rank of Knight will
U?niw i rr.d .upon. thrc9 Esquires. Visitors cor
Ji y V""xl and members expctd. Senators,
toko notice VT-O- O. KEMrF. a C.
. J. Otto. K. of R. ft S.
-J- UA?JLE1LVLL. ROI1ERT E. COWAN.
VV .;, ,"' 'V.,0' P-. Wert Hall. Century
FG Ilulldlng, Ninth ami Olive Street-On
Monday, June 3. at 8 p. m. sharp. Busl
r".,. Imiwrtaneo to all members Visiting
Knights cordially Invited, W. J. OLENN, C. C.
Attest: Harry Roberts. K. of R. ft 8.
CT1EVALIER LODGE. NO. 70. K. OF1
r. Castle hall In Odd Fellows' Temple,
hnll No. 2, eighth floor. Regular meetings
everv Wednrsdnv eienln nt s o'elork
sharp, lluslneis of Importance Wednesday een
Inp.JlIay 20 also report of Committee on Enter
tainment Visiting Knights always welcome.
IIERRICK J. OllAY. C. C.
Attest: Lnui- tv. Sorgenfrel. IC of It. & S.
Address. 2S33 Arsenal street
COLUMniA LODOE. NO. 224. K. OF P.,
meets every Tu-sdoy evening nt 8 o'clock.
Castlo Hall, Century building, tenth flonr.
Hnll No. 1. Klnfh r.nr1 nilvn .Irj,.!-
Tuesilay evening, work In rank of Enquire. Mem
bers requested to bo present Visiting brothers
welcome. Smoker.
. , - THOS. W. SHAW. c. a
J. F. Dcmpsey. K. of R. A B.
ft- CONFIDENCE LODGE. NO. HI. K.
mOjk "I P.. mt every Tliursdny eventng nt
Q Masonic Hnll. Retenth and Market slreels.
cordlallr Incited "MC,ei1 to ",,Cn'1 '"", vl,ltor'
Wllllsm raber. K. o! R. ft ft A" T"'AS' C C"
Jl DAMON IX1TJOE. NO. 211. K. OF P..
Kr K""'". 1'.. WJneday evening at Fr
T8J ternnl building. Eleventh nnd Franklin
,.. avenue Hall No. 2. Work In rank of
Knight. Members of the Pennte will pay atten
tion. Hy. Kruimm, M. of W. Ul.ltors nnd mem
bers nro cordially Invited
. GEORGE A. I-RET, C. C.
AttrBt: H. R. Bermel, K. of R. & S , No. J742A
Enns nvenue.
M Ftrnnra great iidge. no. r. k.
i"lrf .' !""ts. every Wednesday evening nt
esjQf In .clock at Howard's Hall, Thirtieth and
rr..".vo ."J"'"-. Wednesday evening. Mar
Pni-S."11? ,h" rn,n, .of Knight amplllled. All
knights fraternally Invited.
w A it,.... I1?BT;. PVFRITSCHLE, C. C.
v . A. Roberts, K. of R. ft 8.
ORQWM lln.M - flail- I-..I.-4
J. II. PARKER, U. C
Henry C. Ecott. K. of R. A S.
Jt- L'AFAYETTE LODGE. NO. 123. K. OF
EBP' K.'. n,ttn. Wednesday evening. April 10.
TIQ 1501, Burlington building. No. 114 Olive
, . street, eighth floor. Work In the rank of
Kn'aht; ,, RALPH W. ALLEN. C. C.
Attest: Fred Horn. K. of R. A 8.
mt MODOC LODGE. NO. 290. K. OF P..
iSk mef.'" every Saturday evening st Anchor
JK Hall, southwest comer Jefferson and Park
.-"T. avenues. Special convention Friday even
ing. May 31. for Initiation of candidates. Member-
nre expected nnd vl.ltlng brother cordially
Invited to attend. E. L. KREITEMEIER, a a
F. Morrlssey. K. of R. ft a
MONROE LODGE. NO. Ml, K. OF P..
kMk meets every Tuesday evening nt S o'clock
V sharp at Bley's Hall. Broadway end
' Chlrpewn street. Work In ranks always
on hand. Visitors cordially Invited and members
expected to attend.
CHAS. LADENBBRGER. C. C
AttestiOeo. McOuat. K. R. fit S.. 264J Keokuk.
A
PACTFin l-irxin. vn iu w os t..
TM tury building. Ninth and Olive streets.
. meal, every weunesaay evening in en-
Aiemoers expected, visitors coraiany in
J'lv- - Hi 8- TUTTLE. C. a
. J. W. Campbell. K. of R. & B.
TARAGON LODGE. NO. 58. K. OF I.-,
meets ever Tuesdaw .wnlnr. ffnll Vn.
2. Odd Fellows' building. Ninth and Olive
streets. Next Tuesdav. rank of Knleht-
Members and visitors cordially Invited.
R. J. WILLIAMS, C. C
Attest: Frank Johnson. K. of R. 8.
PREMIER TjODClE. NO. 249. IT. CW P.
i The next regular meeting Thursday
evening, ainy si. at nan ro. 1, uaa vci-
lows' building. Work in the rank of Page,
Cigars. Members and visitors cordially lnvlt
isitors coraiany mviiva.
W. R. EIDSON, C C.
J. F. Witts, K. of R. A S.
RED CROSS LODGE. NO. 84. K. OF
i P.. meets every Wednesday at Odd Fel
lows' Hall. Ninth and Olive streets.
Ma- S3. Imcorta-T business. All knights
are Invited. H. B. BEATY, C. C.
H. W. Betdlng. K. of R. A 8.
JL
wat-otit rmnn no. m it. of p..
meets every Thursday evening at I o'clock
W sharp at Druid.' Hall, southeast corner
"" Ninth and Market streets. .Visitors cor-
-lally Invited Dd memDers expectea.
CHA8 H. COBURN. a C.
W. J. H Perkins. K. of R. ft B.
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. 1, W
of P.. meets to-ntght at Masonic Hall,
Seventh and Market streets, when ten
will cross the hot snd sandy desert ana
be mads Oriental Princes.
joseph p. dum-uch, a a
Grant Luce, K. of R. ft 9.
-?r
ZULEMA LODGE. No. 321. K. OF P.:
meets Monday evening. May 20, at Hall
No. 1, tenth floor. Century building, at I
n. m. Work in the rank of Knlabx. All
members expected and visiting members cor
dially invited to attend.
PAUL REDAN, a a
Attest! H. J. Conway. K. of R. A B.
WABASH LODGE. No. 248. K. OF P.,
will have work In the rank of Knight
fiwr Tuesday. May 28, at Castle Hall,, Broad'
7u way ana wnton. visitors are welcome.
. C. SCHULTE. C. a
F. IT. Efechieben. K. of R. A 8.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMBH.
MAJESTIC LODGE. NO. U, A.
O. U. W.. wlU hold a regular meet,
lng Wednesday evening. May H. at
their hall. No. A northeast comer
Eleventh and Locust Workmen are
cordially Invited.
WM. A. FRITSCHLE, U. W.
F. W. Kretxer, Recorder.
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.
flTTDO TfUTJIT 'ATTWf'rT. VMFntTlJ
of Father Msthew. Ofnce No. 1801
Locust Street Write, call or tele
phone O 812 tor printed matter.
U FAAl-L U . 1AALI,
Supreme Chief Sir Knight
Tho- 8. Bowdem. Supreme Recorder.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
RTMIIJ.RR LODGE. NO. 4CO. KL OW
II., meets aecond and fourth Tuesdays at
el-tia- nail. Fifteenth end C a vanue.
All Knlzhts of Honor Invited to our
m eetln ga i
HERMAN METTZ. Dlotator.
1222 Monroe street
Wm. F. Klanke. Reporter. al4 Bailer avenue.
HATTOKAI. UNION.
mound crrr council, no. jh.
National Union, meets on second and
fourth Fridays each month at How
ard's Hall, comer Garrison avenue and
Olive street at I o'clock. Next regular
meeting Friday, May 24. Cigars and
award for
atteno-nos.
it. e. uunn. Resident.
E. Berger. Secretary.
Richard
ROTA-. TRIBE OF JOSEPH.
8T. -OUI9 LODGE. NO. T, ROYAL
Tribe of Joseph Regular meeting of
this lodge will be held in Hall No. 2.
Odd Fellows' building. Friday evening.
May 10, 1901, at 8 o'clock. All members
requested to be present Visitors welcome.
r-q.ue-.c iQ 0 BRADFORD. Patriarch.
W. D. Gillespie. Scribe.
INDEPENDENT ORDER FORESTERS.
.rm , W C HHIT.T.flW V E Jft aw a u
Regular meetings first and third Mondays each
month at northwest corner Twenty-second and
Franklin avenue, S p. m. Visit:
vlted. JOHN C
JOHN C HOLDORF.
. i-iLina- pnrara
-niex juinger. zsn Aaams.
A. J. Pentland. Secretary. 2721 Adams st
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
Court Cote Brllllante. No. MS. meets every sec
ond and fourth Tuesday of the month. Bowman's
Hall, northeast corner Eleventh snd Locust
GEORGE AUTH. R. 8.
1XS7 North Leffinswell avenue.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
grat. ST LOUISAERES, NO. 41. F. O. E..
E5 meets every1 Thursday night and tha
HH first Sunday afternoon of each month,
Vy' visiting brethren welcome.
Om7 B. P. TAAFFE, W. P.
H7W. McChesney. W. &
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF 9ECCRITT.
PARK AVENUE COUNCIL. NO. TOT, KNIGHTS
and ladles of Security Attention, members!
Council wlU meet the first and thlrt Fridays
of each month at Phoenix Hall. Jefferson and
Cass avenues. Sisters and brothers of sister
councils are cordially Invited to attend. By order
of VINCENT GALLAGHER. President
Attest: Conrad-Back. Secretary.
RED KEN.
OtBBH GOLDEN CROWN IX)DGE, NO. ft,
Kx meets etery Friday evening. Hall No.
Cr-w - '.'nih. noor Centurr building. Ninth
$g&T. ;nd Ollte streets. Work In rank nf
Sj I"k nt next convention. Friday
May 31. All members expected. Vls-
-ONNETONKA TRIBE. NO. 4s. IMPROVED
Order Red Men, meets every Frtdsy at Druids'
Hall, southeast corner Ninth and Market street-.
Work in degrees always on hand. Visitors cor-
X P. vWattsr. C t U -0 wa s '
SECRET SOCIETIES.
VvVVw'vvvvvvvvviAjiju'Lru-uTrjnrarrfi's--i-i-ri -..
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.
A
CORNERSTONE LODGE. NO. 223. A.
F. ft A. M. Regular meeting Monday. 8
Bm., June 3. 1901, at Grand Avenue
ATstst Tawiela llaaa ts-s.t I7ln-t-t
nues. Work twn M. M dra-ree. Visitors S
dially welcomed. J. I. WILLIAMS, VT. H.
M. W Bmlth Secretary.
Jk GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO.
W. A. F. ft A. M.. will hold a stated
communication at 8 o'clock on Tuesday,
' -r injr 2a, at Masonic Temple, Grand and
Finney Avenues. Work In the E. A. and F. C.
degree Members ore earnestly requested to at
tend. Visitors are always welcome.
W. L. LA BERGE, W. M.
Henry Llhou. Secretary.
Jk MISSOURI LODGE, No. 1. A. F. ft A.
-1 -j M. Called communication at Corlnthlnn
Kjr Hall. Grand Avenue Masonic Temple,
r Thursday, May 30, at p. m. M. M. de
gree. Members requested nnd vl.UIng 'brethren
fraternally Invited to attend. Lunch from 6 to
i p. m. TiifjMA:
John H. Deems, Secretary.
THOMAS A. BELL. W. M.
ROBE HILL I.ODOE. NO. Kn. A. K. ft
!, A. M. Stated communication thl (Tue
jfjf day) evening at 8 o'clock. Rose Hill Hnll.
yr Maple and Hamilton avcnii.s. Tliere will
be work. All Master Masons invited.
WILLIAM P. STEWART. W. M.
Howard Watson. Secretary.
A TUSCAN LODGE; NO. 260. A. F. A A.
V M.. Twenty-eighth Street nnd Wnhlng
IVT ton Avenue There wilt be a special com
'a muntcatlon of Tuscan I-xlgo held this
J Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock sharp. Work
I. M. degreo on two candidates. Members re
quested to bo present. Visitors fraternally wel
comed. CHAS. A. OEWE. W. M.
Fred A. Smith. Secretary.
ROYAL AltCAK-M.
GRAND COUNCIL. MISSOURI
Royol Arcanum. 209-311 Holland
building, A cordial welcome to vis
itors, friends, brethren snd members
from abroad. I- J. MEIBER O. R.
JURE IIALDEMAN.
Acting Grand Secretary.
EASTON COUNCIL. NO. 1728. ROYAL
Arcanum, meets second and fourth Tues
days of each month at Humboldt Turner
Hall. No. 2918 Easton ave. Visitors cor-
. amny weieomea ana piensantiy enter
u,'.ned,' -- w- I- rERRINGEH. Regent
C. J. Wegnr. Secretary.
DEMUR COUNCIL NO. 051. ROYAL
Arcanum, meets regularly on the .econd
Si!" .'?'"" Mondays of each month at
WV.J .1", ,Ia, Finney snd Vand.venter
avenues. Vl.ltore cordially welcomed and pleas,
antly entertained.
TO t, aKO- w- J- KNIGItT. Regent
W. EL Newman. Secretary.
FOREST PARK COUNCIl NO. 877.
Royal Arcanum, meets the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month at Ben
ton Hall. nor!hfnat pnrnee Prnthei find
Manchester avenues, at 8 o'clock. Mcmlwm are
requested to attend. Visitors cordially Invltxl.
-.-.. ALEX COCHRANE. Regent
W. A. Brasher. Secretary.
MOUND C1TT COUNCIU NO. 748.
Royal Arcanum, meets In Howard's Hall,
Garrison menus and Olive street, first
and third Tii1a . . r Mm ih,r
visiting and local brethren always welcome.
Something entertaining at every meeting,
W. DAI.L GROVES, Regent,
10 Washlngtcn avenue.
. John T. Walsh. SecreUry, 1201 Lincoln Trust
building.
LEGION OF HONOR.
4-fc. ALPHA COUNCIL. NO. 1, LEOION OF
B Honor, meets second end fourth Tues
jPt days, Dorlo Hall, Grand and Finney ave-
r nues. E. D. RAE, Chancellor.
A. A. Brydtn. Recorder.
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS
'..' .' ama v n t ) tA
WOUUD lt DU1U JIAfC. ..w.
M. I. O. O. F meets second snd
fourth Tuesday of each month, hall
No. 4. Odd Fellows' Temple. Ninth
and Olive streets. JOHN I. MARTIN, N. O.
John Clegg, Secretary.
EXCELSIOR LODGE. NO. 18. I.
O. O. F. Hall No. 2 Odd Fellows'
Temple, Ninth and Olive streets.
Re-uler meetings it la m. on sec-
mia rj4 fourth Tuesdavs of each month. Breth
ren cordially Invited. Important business this
even In g.
JOHN R, DEERING. JR.. Noble Grand.
Wm. O. Euston. itecoraing -ecretary,
u i A ' t iv,L, ., a.. .. ..
O. F-. meets In hall No. 4. Odd
Fellows' building. Ninth and Olive
streets first and third Tuesdays of
..... ftnnr ?r r
each month. Work always on hand.
A. it n-i-urf, nooie urana,
VT. L. Hulbard. Secretary.
PRIDE OF THE WEST LODGE.
Nov 138. I. O. O. P., meets to-night
at 8 o'clock In hall In Fraternal
bulldlnfr northwest corner Eleventh
street and Franklin avenue. All visiting brothers
are most cordially Invited to attend. Members
are earnestly requested to ne present
HENRY BUTTER, N. O.
B. T. Smith, Secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE to Lodges. Societies and Clubs Beau
t.ful Boyce's Park and Picnic Grounds, at Okaw
vine. III., has a few more dates open for July
8nd August The park has the following attrac
ons: Largs lake, boating, fishing, two bowling
sll.ys. steam merry-go-round, shooting gallery,
baseball park and fine dancing hall, GOxlfio fret.
In the open air. For terms apply to Wm. Boyce,
K4S Florissant ave.. or telephone D 403. and I
will call and see you to secure a good date and
n as terma,
SPOT COTTON MARKETS.
Nothlnv Oat of the) Ordinary Derel
oped la the Spot Situation.
Local Market Spot cotton steady and un
changed. Bales K bales.
Ordinary .. ........S 15-189
Good ordinary 8 7-lSo
Low middling T 1-lto
Middling .'. T 11-lSo
Oood middling 8 2-16o
Middling fair S t-lta
Tinges and stains tto to Ho off white.
Warehouse statement:
UOO-UOL U99-U0O
Net receipts to-day ISO 7
Net receipts since 8ept 1 234,807 142,408
Net shipments to-day 183 1.008
Net shipments since Sept 1 171,938 173,313
Grose recelnta todav 1 US IS
Gross receipts since 8eptl I72.S07 Ttt.324
Oross shipments to-day.... 1,877 L438
Gross shipments slnceBept l.....814,38 811877
-hue oa o-uu ia,i eu, is
Spot Cottaa Market.
Galveston Firm at T 18-lSo: receipts 8.K1 bales.
Ne w Orleans-Julet and steady at 7o; receipts
Mobile Nominal at TSo: receipts 80 bales.
Batannah-qul.t at T -18o; recelpU (84 bales.
V! , il. S" y-Jl "c: "ajPta 40 Daiaa.
Wilmington Firm at 7Vc: receipts U balea,
3altlmore Nominal at Wio: recetpto nooeT
4ew York Oulat a. at!-- .-l-,. i-
By Telerapk.
Ts'ew York, May 27. July cotton continues to
claim the attention of brokers and outsiders.
The course followed bjr that particular option
to-day was more varied and emtio than noted
at any time since the manipulation talk gained
credence. The market opened firm and points
higher on fairly active general buying, and
great scarcity of offerings. July at one tin led
the rise and soon after the call was firm at AlOc.
This proved to be the top for the day how
ever, as large selling orders, presumaniy for
profits, were reached at that figure. By midday
liquidations and short selling had cut down the
price of July to Saturdays final bid and had
made serious Inroads upon later month value
Rumor had It on the board that Western bulls
were selling out their July cotton and covering
abort on Aug. The action of the market for
a time lent color to this rumor, July showing
Intense weakness, while Aug. held steady and
failed to break through 7.40c A reported scare
of shorts In New Orleans led to a pronounced
advance, but. In sympathy with our declines,
values there erumblad rapidly toward midday.
Estimates for small recelnta to-morrow, with
fesrs that Lt-erpool would coma much higher
to-morrow, started fresh covering In the after
noon, on which prices worked up rapidly. Tha
new crop options were generally steady all day
on I vor uw crvp vwa. e close was BUS y,
with near months 1 point higher to 2 points
lower, and later months 697 points higher. Spot
closed dull; mlddlng uplands t'ic: middling gulf
8Kc. Sales none. Futures closed steady; May
8c.
T.S1C
7.18c; Oct 7.10e; Nov. and Dec. 7.10c; Jan. T.lio;
Feb. 7.14c.
New Orleans, La.. May 27. Cotton quiet and
steady; sales US: ordinary SUc: good ordinary
8 l-lfc: low middling (c: middling 7c; good
middling S H8c: receipts 2.132 stock 1GU90.
Futures Cotton slower May 7.89o b.: June 7.89a
b.: July 7.8807.89c: Aug. 7.2807.37c; Sept. 8.W.
.97c: Oct S.I3B6.87c: Nor. $.i4S8.8So: Dec. (.84
66.85o; Jan. .8Sc b.
Wool.
New York, Msy 27. Wool quiet
Turpentine and Roala.
New York, May 27. Turpentine firm. Rosin
qulet
Savannah. Ga., May 27. Spirits of turpentine
tVic. Rosin firm: quote, A. B. C 21.10: D IMS;
Wtl 20; F 21.2S; 6 ti.30: H 11.55: I 21.83: K JX10;
M 82.40; N 2.7e; W. O. 23.06; Yf. W. 83.20.
june .4c; juiy i.nci Aug. i.uc: tiept.
,n. ... ...... " n .i- . . -
ent.
MAGNOLIA WANTED.
fiSOTr-rSS" " Wee; receipts bales.
raiiaueipnia-u-iex at 8c: receipts tt balea
Houston-Steady at 7 18-Ito: rec.fpu ISM balea,
A.iut9?l-t WSi "ci'Pts 4 biles.
-lemphls-fitsady atHc; recelpU 1W bales.
Offle of Commissioner of Supplies.
City Hall, May S. UOL
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned, to be opened at his office at
12 o'clock m., on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, 29TH TN8T.,
For furnishing the Poorhouse with 1160
pounds Magnolia for the month of June.
Call at Commissioner of Supplies for
blanks or Information.
Bids must be In duplicate, free from al
teration or erasure, and to both the orlg-li-al
and duplicate must be attached a copy
of this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or erasure
thereon will be rejected.
The Commissioner reserves the 'right to
reject amy and all bids.
FRED C. MEIER.
. ComTPl-sloner oc SuppUta,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Office of the President of the
Hoard of Public Improvements.
St. Louis. Mar 23. -ML
Public notice Is hereby given that th4
Board of Public ImtirovtmentB will hold A
special meeting at the hour of 10 o'clock tu
hi. on tno
.,-.. -.-- 1T- -Y?X"T 1W11
111X1 V1 ui uu. ,, Av,,
nt their olllce. Room 300 New City Hall, fop
ine purpose of considering tne mauers Here
inafter mentioned, to wit:
No. 5885. Petition No. 7972. For openlnr
Madison street from Fifteenth street to
Seventeenth street
No. 5SSC Petition No. iWJ. For opening
alleys In City Block No. H12, between Ar
kansas avenue. Van der Burgh avenue.
Magnolia avenue and Sidney street.
No. &187. Petition No. 8017. For opening
alleys In City Block No. E006, between Old
Manchester road the east line of raid block,
Tulmago avenue, and tho north line of said
block.
No. GSS8. Petition No. S908. For opening
Lexington nvenue from Newstend avenue to
Taylor avenue.
No. 5883. Petition No. S041. For opening
nlley In City Block No. 2757. between Ne
braska avenue, Pennsylvania avenue, tha
south line of said block, ami Itaska ntreet.
No. C8S0. Petition No. 8052. For opening
alley In City Block No. 4412. between New
stead avenue, Taylor nvenue, Kossuth ave
nue and Lee nvenue.
No. C91. Petition No. tKt. For opening
Olmblln street Irorn Hall's Ferry road t
Newby street.
No. CS32. Petition No. SOMA. For opentng
nlley in City Block No. 1552. between Glas
gow avenue. Garrison avenue, Sheridan ave
nue nnd Caw nvenue.
No. 5801. Petition No. 8057. For opening
nlley In City Block No, 2151, from California
avenue to Nchrnnkn nvenue and between
St. Vincent nvenue and Pnrk avenue.
No. UW4. Board's Motion. For opening
fihrcvo avcmio from Natural Bridge road
to I.eo nvenue.
No. 589C. Hoard's Motion. For opening
Dodler street from Sprlnr avenuo to Prairie
avenue.
No. 5806. Boards Motion. For opening
nllcyn In City Block. No. 23X5, between
Spring avenue. Prnlrle avenue, 8t. Loula
avenuo and proposed Dolicr street.
No. 6837. Board's Motion. For opening
nlley in City Block No. 2388, from proposed
DoillT street to Hulllvnn nvenue, and be
tween 8nrlnif avenuo nnd Pralrlo avenue.
No. MM. Board's Motion. For opening
alleys In City Block No. 2393, between Grand
nvenue. Spring avenue, Sullivan avenue and
Helicrt street. .. .... ,
No. 5831. Board's Motion, For opening
nlley in City Block No. 238. between Grand
avenue. Spring avenue, St. Louis avenua
and Dodler street
No. 63W. Board'g Motion. For opening
alleys In City Block No. 2387, between Grand
avenue, Spring avenuo, Dodler street and
Sullivan avenue.
No. 5301. Board's Motion. For opentng
alley In City Hlock No. 4877A, from Sarah
street to Whlttler street, and betweea
Maryland avenue and McPherson avenue.
No. 5902. Board's Motion. For opening
nlley In City Block No. 4877B. from Sarah
street to Whlttler street, and between Ltn
dcll boulevard nnd Maryland avenue.
No. 5903. Board's Motion. For opening
Ninth street, from Koeln avenue to Louth
.rough avenue.
No. 5301. Board's Motion. For opentng
Tenth street, from Poepplng street to Bchlr
mer street.
All citizens Interested ht smy of the raav
ters above named are requested to attend.
By order of tha Board.
Attest: HIRAM PHILLIP-,
President.
WALLER EDWARDS.
Secretavy.
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City of St. Louis,
Law Department,
May 24. IM.
To Whom It May Concern, Take Notice:
The Commissioners In the matter of
opening Seventh street, under Ordi
nance No. 19535. will meet at room SI City
Hall, on May 20. 1901, at 3 p. m., for tho
purpose of assessing benefits occasioned by
said opening, and all parties Interested are)
invited to be present; when and where they
have the right to be heard, and may except
to the Commissioners report before tno
Circuit Court when It la tiled.
The taxing district for said opening In
cludes the property In the district bounded
north by Bates street, south by Iron street.
east and west by lines parallel to and dis
tant 270 feet from east and west lines of Sev
enth street, as established by ordlnaaoo
19533.
B. SCHNURMACHBR.
Clty Counselor
DRY GOODS WANTED.
Office of Commissioner of SuppUea.
City Hall, May -7th, 1ML
Sealed proposals will be received by the)
undersigned, to be opened at hla oflfca at
12 o'clock m. on
THURSDAY NEXT. 30TH INST
For furnishing the City Institutions wHA
Dry Goods aa per Requisitions on file in t-lg
office, samples to be submitted.
Call at Commissioner of Supplies for
blanks or Information.
Bids must be In duplicate, -free from al
teration or erasure, and to both tha origi
nal ana duplicate must oe atiacaaa.a i
of tnia advertisement.
All blda having; any alteration or i
thereon win oe rejectee.
The Commissioner reserrea tho rlgkt to re
ject any and all bids.
FRED C -nL
jommiseioner oi
WHEELER CONDENSER
WANTED.
Office of Commissioner of gnppllea,
City Hall. Kay IWslIM.
Sealed proposals will bo received try tM
undersigned, to bo opened at his oflloa at U
o'clock ra. on
MONDAY NEXT. JUOTJ DL
For f-rnlshlng tho Water Cosasiaakraar
with .ono Wheeler conaanaea, aa p
163.
To bo delivered T, O. B. Cats,
pumping Hiauo-. -i. ixra-s.
Call at Commissioner of BuppHeo tag
blanks and other information.
Bids, must bo In duplicate, free from alter
ation or erasure, and to both tho mlilaal
and duplicate must bo attached a oopy of
this advertisement.
All blda having any alteration or eraaara
thereon will be rejected.
The Commissioner reasrrsa tha llgtA M
relect anv and all bids.
FRED C
Commissioner of 8u
Exhaust Steam Vacum Oil
Separator Wanted.
Office of Commissioner of Soppllaa.
City Hall, May XtthHL
Sealed proposals will borecatved feftM
undersigned, to bo opened at hlaofleaat
12 o'clock m. on
THURSDAY. THE KTH INST.,
For furnlEhlng the Water Commlsetoaag
with:
One Cochran exhaust steam vacuum on
separator, as per specifications and U
Delivered F. O. B. Cars, Baden, Bt, ZAtiUL
Mo., on or before July 15th.
Call on Commissioner of Suppllea for
blanks and further Information.
Bids must be in duplicate, free from all
alteration or erasure, and to both tha origi
nal and duplicate must bo attached a oopy,
of this advertisement. '
All bids having any alteration or araa-tw
thereon wilt be rejected.
The Commissioner reserrea tha right fta
reject any and all bids. .j
FRED C MEIER,
Commissioner of Suppllea. .
NOTICE TO CMTRie TIB
will bt neelved bfth BtmrOUmaSSSS
hs fliffs fntetH-il Dtma - rt-a.TS-l.l.'
Xo.. until 12 o'clock noon, Joae 7. tttL
erection snd completion of a two-stori
-ccxiage -uiuuiig" upon im gronnos of i
atltn tlon, accordlfig to nlana and nei
which can be scea at tne office of tbet-MlS
Hon. or William U Oarrer. arclteeL CS
cotbe. Mo.
A cernnea cnecs m tne sum of 8BN.W i
emiBnv all tmmosala mn - m-
eri'Mda!0rt " ttjsst-s
-eparate sesiea propossis win be
the same time for a low-pressure steaas
aDDaratna for said billa mnk -mi
sealed proposals for sanitary ntimiM-s
or auitary promMaa. pSS
or which Buy besets iTS
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