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THE REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1902.
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ALL aealriSB single room, well fumlsh'd End
hcatid. for $1 Jj per week up. strictly llrst-clan
Wluto Route. sou-Invest oorntT runth aoJ ting
HELL Ave SIT-I.arg neconj floor rujin, w'th
fc-ar.l for to adults, with fjrnace heat ana
all conveniences, terms rcconablr
K1U.L Ave . Eo)J-Nevl furnished ruoi.
single o- tonne Log. for centlemcn ir couple,
hot bath. ran lunjee bent. to cat lines
BitOADWAI. 3.1 S Mce from toom for tw
J-nis or UOJi"keejmis, ntw ..i. i..w....
UItOvtW VI. 1'5 ana 107 X -l-i
lj )9fn 2uc. ten iocn
The lift
ten ruoms.
ii"C rer aa
H1IOAIIWA1, ZC1 o .eiy jurms'ievj n-....
room, complete for l'Rht hoU'eteeilrs. rospect
ablrt cojiI only, reasonable.
CUtl'.OLL M 1JSI Nt"vlr lurnlircd rw-i.
wmlltta for llslit liousi keeping. al front room,
southern xposure. for g-rtenen cr C6apl. re1
rcial 14.
CAS3 A-. 2S13-On- furrlnhtJ rocm fr, '"
tl-men or light housekeeplrg; gas. Oath, 'aun-
o ,
ClirsTMT fct lllH Nally fumlsl-1 1S'
en I innll rvoms. for Ktrllemn. all conveniences.
It-Heon-ibl
f HOI TFATJ Ave , llU-rum'-hei roonl !oT
light housekeeping 11 M hall room jl -4
CHOITCAL Ave 1J1S-MC-, clean jl"-"-!
centlernen or llsht houek.erlris.;: and 12 0
IIOUTIVllvTlW--l'-lF run-ls'eJ front
room, complete for huuekeep 3s. J- -. '-
room, si .v. r.ur Lnion station.
CllOCTEAU Ave. lSl-T-o rl ely furnlsl-wl
connective roon-a. alto Email room jtu-
only, -il, bath. Gerir-in private family
CHOUTEAU Ave. KuC S-Lovly fumleVl
looms for two sellerr:i. alio other conrectm-f
rooms hou--!erpl-rnll JHChouteUJ!.v.
e'HOLTLAl Ave. 14 6 12-14 and 1-13J-Ttooma
fur ileht houeekepng. furnish'.!. 51 -
to J3 uifurnftheu c to t: connecting rucms
If Seeing cb-ter. lull Cnouteau axe.
"COHPTOS Ate 10:: N Mcely furnl'heJ ccn-
,'otlne room for light hounekeeping with stoves
ar.4 all conveniences, Ijt. prices
nn.MMt F! ulsn-J 4-17A te-y i3-"!ribl
seeund rtorjr rcwrn in trtctl p-Ivats far-ill), lur
uti hen. lath, rents or Udh-s e np'oyeil real
T'lCKSuN tit iwt-i-onf jrttble fi-r--!FheI
f 'it room m lern cunt e-l-Qt.es aulta-Ie lor
t0. SS t-r vvecit
" GABTON Av Ml XUelj furrls'iea roam
'or llht housekeeping: nice 10vtll-n, pr a.e,
reasonable
rASTOII Ave. JOIJ X'ely tumli.'-e-l, plea-'ant
room, fo- 11-iht houseke'p 111, with coi-k stove,
I' a month-
""ELEVENTH St , Hl i Neatly furn'sfea
front rooms eultable for -.entltrifn. also con
retUcg for light ho-iseneerlng it to ,u
riNKCl Ave . IT.l . il) furnished roonia for
gentlemen at ery rtason-ble rutts, corvenlmt
10 fcood board.
TOH cjmfcrtable. steam hi-ted rooms at mod
erats rrlcm lj diy o- weeK apply at Hotel
Haltlmoro t-11 tentl and Market et
IXiIt one cr tvo eentlemen. large front tltov
room, nl-elv fuml-ihed an 1 -well heate-1 wlt't
private famllv convenient to cars, references
exchang-d X U Itepub.tc.
"VrANKUN Ave, Z'O Mcely 'j-nlshed front
rocm fcr gentlemen; all convenience?!
FRAM-.MN Ave '. r"l nandor- r'-vlv pal-red.
novrly fm-nlehei rO"m. all frrnt room-.
ngle r conrrcllng. ras. latn. Jl M a week up
-GAMI1M! StT :! ram!h-l font room f r
houjekaeplng or gentlemen hot bath, cas laun
dri OKlimOS Ave 11 N Neatly fu-n!h-J
f-ivni 1lwr I right ro mi aJltible for g-ntlemen
ir light nous kstiirt. all convenlancos. southern
exr'iure .
HICKOItY . lSSS Veatl furnished back par
lor suitable for two gentle-nen. also nice F-ccnd-roor
room, modern conversances, reasonab'e.
JEFTIinSON We., MBA N Tvvo nlca'v fur
c'shfd front connctlng rooms. K 5J and 81 il
' JErrrltOV Avelrl S . Near Mark-it St
Nh -l furnished room for ladlea or couple, -lira.
Mejer. .
JEFrTrifOV Ave. 23 9. Near aar Ave
Mielj fumlihed rooms for gentl'men cr couple.
v r reasouable
"TT-kUL-CDnrAve . roSA-Comfortable seven room
rat all conveniences, terms reasonable, re.er-
encea.
"JLAIVTOV A-. e . E(C1 One nlcel fumlsn-d room
In private famll. ,
t . i"r-nv a. a -fv.Tlirlo-ht. hack Tiarlor. with
" sP -Allido-v; nlJely furnished, all conveniences,
jason.ibIe
UAV,TO:c Ave S"11 rl'asant. sunny front
r-vinn foutern mil east, rr exposure, otatly
fjmlshed. ever convenience.
I.ATVTO V Av e . SOU Two nlc- unfurnished
rooms aid smnll kitchen, southarn x-oiUro:
rlco for small family: rent 1).
"hMVTOX Ave ElOJ Nicely furnl-hed front
room. econd floor: furnace heat: hot bath; home
cooking, all conveniences. JIM per viecv.
I.AtVW.N Ave. 8005 Large, ricelv furnl'hrd
fecond ftorv front room with fine clos-t. com
;lt fr light housekeeping, running water;
cook stove. m
T?r,v,tTv .. eis rr fVnr V.'fliMneton)
s ond story frcrt; alo rear rooms; n-.t bath,
ras. furnnca, j: to JS.W wee.
I.O'I'ST 8t. 111S Thlrd-loor bac't room, fur
1 see. gas and fci bath, plenty T light.
IOCUST ISlf Nicely furnished parlor bedroom.
vlh nil ronvenlncs. sjltable for gentleman or
n-iple reasonable
llrt ST St SU (Next to Et Nicholas Hotel)
I' 1 ms for R-nlIemen hot and cold filtered
1 h'M electric light, furnace heat: cheap rent.
J j CLST St,. ISI9 Hl-cant sfcond-'tory room.
-nljjtlo for one or two trentlernsnj hot and cola
ater In room, furnaca heat; hot ba.Ui gaa, etc.
IrTT Ft , 211 IIouekerplnK room, water
t rc-rm Iwr pantry, all convent eacss; also
11 room, cna largft tlBepInj ro&m; furnace
1 nt .
L ' AS 2113 Larse. nlclr furnlsh'a tblrflflror
r ont coirplete for If ht houekeei;iB: i other
r )i)mi t.rn reasonable
I T'CA Z2 Nicely furn'shefl conl Btory
f-o-t for t'no BenUemn: all moilern ccnen-
1 pc a. furna a hat, hotJbath and gaB.
I tCAS Aie 418 The Inn) RooTia nichtly, l&o
to 2Zr nakl. Jl to ;i &0; bathi free; Just
owfl a-'l eerythlid nw and Brs.clas.
Ae, 121B Two natly fumlslva
lit floor; light touFeneeplag.
f it ta"lors.
MISMIPPI Ae-. 1718 Thr brlgM rooma,
mlshed for housoKeepIng. Z.
MISSJS1I n Ave. 1214 Two cornctlnj? front
t m c mpltta for bouiekeeptnc; vicinity Lafay
ette Park.
MORGAN' S 725 Nicely furnlshd room!
rnti?men or housekee?!.?! all cnvcnlencus, ;i 23
ui" ard
MOTIOAW Kt . 410C Kewly furnlshd rooms;
fumac hat. hot bath; also oonecUcr rooma for
four (centleiren.
JIOIWMS at,, 2R11 N'atly furnished attloroom,
furnlfched ind firranpe-1 for en or two rentle
rrtn aell llglttel. cry reasonable,
MORGAN St.. SS-IT-PrUate family baa nlca
rjtl ern xpcei room to spare, hot bath, beat;
tultfeble for cue cr two; rent cheap
MOROAN St . BWNloe1y furnWiM Ffcond
floor front room, also t-naller room; southern fx.
I0Lrc. tlnKle cr en jlt; prtate famlli. gents.
NINTH StT2X39 ElegrlnUy furni.ed7rcnt
rocm. sctlfrn -xrou e, eultable for two gen
tlimen; rwanatle termw.
NORTH MARKET fat..
Dished froit rcoma.
C2J Two nicely fur-
NORTH MARKCT Ft . 4444A Pcond-tory
front room to single gentlemen; private family,
ternui to Ult,
OITVB Et,. 1807 Larce frort room: alio ether
rocrrn Jl u.
OUlE St. 271& Small fiJnlsed room; south
ern exposure.
OLIVB St.. K0& lnr front room for man
end wife cr slngla sents
Ot.IVE St. HV I!gbt hoinkeepina; rooms, dJ9o
room for gentleman. reasonable
OTjIVC St., 2221 Neay furnished rooms for
housfkMpIng;. with cook toes. also rooms for
tents x
. nuME 5t ic irfirir rfom nai r;ocr. n:ciy
urnlslied. with two beds, for two or three jea-
UI'll lt(IVi IWIIIB
OL.IVI2 RL. 210C Hand-omalv furnished rooms
for gentlemen or man and wife; hct bath; all
convenience, fine location
OIAVE Et, 212ft-Rack rarlor anl thlrd-foor
front, suitable for three or four tents, hot bath;
furoae heat. TVelabach llcht
"OI.IVK Et. 3127 N-wly and"neatlyfurnlshed
rooms for rentlemen or couples, by day or -Reek;
all conenlencea, terms reasonable
OLIVE Et 273ft rewly furnished front parlor;
toe, beat and all conveniences; Rntlemn only;
terms reaaonatle to permanent people
"OLIVE qt . 2127 rmnt and connecting room
either alnrl or en suite, for hou-k-,p.-c; all
modem convenience; h&t bath, pas etc
OLIVE St., 2S23 NeTiIy and elegantly fur
nished rooms for prntlemen, cr will arm nee for
housekeeping if deared. gas, bath and heat
OLIVE K. 2Z2A NIrely fjrnlshed Haht rooms,
routl.ern exposure, suitable fcr two fnt'ema or
ladles employed, hot and cold bath, furnac.
"OIAVE fit . J92A Beautifully furnished room;
all modern conveniences, furnace hen: for couple
er two gentleman; references required.
OLIVE St . &212-Nlcly furnished rcond floor
front and other roorna also unfurnlnhid rooms,
with all conveniences at reasonable price.
OLIVE fat. 434 Elegant new modern hous:
beautifully furnished rooms; furnace, gas. hot
and cold bath, llph, desirable location; fresh air.
"OLIVH St.. SS09 Newly and nicely fumlehed
flrt and second floor fronts, and other roms,
with all modern conveniences; well heated, gas
and batlu
TAGE poulvard. 8S2S Newly famished, far-nare-hrated
rooms, large closet; second floor; all
conveniences; private famllv.
PAGE Boulevard. 261 1 Handsome rooms, nar
Ornisd, furnlehed or unfurnished; furnace heat,
hot bath; modern con ven lenses.
"PARK Ave., 1809 Newly furnished two ecoid
floor front rooma, suitable for eentlemen or
couple; In private family; southern exposure;
convenient.
TAP1N St, H27 Very nicely furnished front
room, with use of kitchen.
"PINE St., S31S Single and connectlnff rooms.
furnished oampltte fur light housekeeping:.
ROOMS TOR 11CNT.
PINF St., 33511 furnished scond to-y
frcnt 100m, two gentlemen or coup'e, ail con-vt-nltnce
1'INE M. SIS Elegantly fumls. -d ri ws,
ittani heat elt-ctric list, el- at r aid t -pnune
s-.vlfe fwr c-t't in, o ,I
"T'je" fct Z''rm Siuti.Kt ( o-n"r Uaim &u 1
n room, r'lindaonn.Iy f jrnlsia-ii, set-unJ fuj ,
rar bath, furnace heat
J'INL frt , 2-2rf Nicelj fum1 d lar?e rooi.
J2 ni wek alaj rail roLin $1) week, lot Lth.
furnaco heat. ery ojn?nl-rce
IU St 31r Mc- li-s- ro.s furnliV-l
complete for IIkI 1 h )ueeplnc. lth ue of
rarlT -.u ; uro furnace h-at, ht t)atb
PINE Sr il ppa itlfu! bJKMt ro-i vvl'h
ta window suitablo for two t,ertlem-n ui vale
family, furnai 9 hat, evtrv ctiv enlence
PINE 5t . Vortheaat Co-nrr Thirteenth Tha
Ptnrlre Nlcelv furn'Led well heated rvoms Jl
and up. bj trt? daj or weu, tlt-cul" 1 ffh'i.
UEriNED rrldule accd busm sa man to room
and !&rd rood 1 ome for right gtntleman 2
4JIleput 11
SHLItTlAN Ave , 2SJ1 . -econd ttory ont
room ntatlj f-'-'lsrcJ 'or light hous&-epi"g.
mwtatle
bivrfl dt 517 V Cozy house, rt-ctntly ope-.ed.
evcrvtllns; new room" lie, 2jc, 2c. 51 an-, up per
wetK, beds lt . free lath
ST .GK Ave. 1U1A Room, furnl-bed fr
llgnt hou&et.ktyl! g, next to bath. bwond 'co-
hTrERDIVAND Ave" cri-Large fu-nl-ned
frcnt ruoii for llaht hjusjvt-eplcg or tvo gen
tlemen, ' per month
AL"XT St, 27'0 Mwt.lv furnished front tn.
lacc penors. single cr t tJlte, ft-r g-nt-s cr
couples
UAI-NLTFt 2S9 Two twa-tUnl corne-tlnq
parlors, sul'alle fcr four 301 n men, or cuuj ft,
strgle or .n uit
"HINGTtV Ave 1516-Vlc parlcr. ajltahl
for two or tour feeit-. mall rewna Jl 2s, v.lth
Ere
WASHINGTON Ave, IC27-Secccid loor rro"t;
tMrd foor front, tvo Email rcor., vn room for
hOLfekeepirg
" ASHINGTON Ave. 2223 Two' -IeEartlrfur
r fhed front roorra all r-oderu convenlcrce. iitt
and told water
WASHINGTON Ave. 1125 Nloaiy frnl-hed
front ard Iwck rooir1 for one cr mora gent.
men, 7 cents per v ee c
VAhFIINGTON Ave 2-r-M ely fumlMt-d
c-crnd btory fro-t and com siting non, cumiiet
for ltrht hcusekei In? very desirable, all ccn-
oJo'-cfs, gas time, etc
ROOMS AMTII HORI.
DFLL A;, 2C---NlceIj furnished f-rnt rcom.
for sntlr3n or light houateiin, priv.leg of
Iu"(irj. very reaonab!e
RENTON bt 1131 Vm or'atle rocrs In pr'
vuo 'arnlv no chlllren hom-I k nnd i
Btrvlce. all c nvejifm.s, ladlta vr eentlemen,
board if dElred
ilPOAUvAl 12 -Nlcely fjr"i'hed roor-s.
with boa-d. If dtslred. all coni nca. iea-c-n-abl
rates
BROOrCLTN Et 10H Nel furn c' ed fr nt
rorn ft- one or two EentlaTn, all coaven'encea.
prlvat" fa nil; board If dlrd.
tVK We, 3fC M c'y fumlahed -ectnd-etorv
ro nis, with fl:t ciasa board, modern ccn
ven encf
roOIC Ave. 3?47 NioUy
farnlhad &econl
fumace heat, bath;
o-v rnorv flrt-cli3 board.
rates reatonab e
t OOIC ve 'n3 Nicelj fu--:'n'id scend
Ftory rooms, bdth beat nil conveniences, flnst-
cls bard, ra'ts reafionabl"
DEL1I R Boulevard 317 Stccrd ocr rocm.
Itb boara, t6"nis rensonabie.
DELMR Boulev-ird 2710 Mclv furnli'-d
roomfl, seord floor, govd tab'e, ev--j corv
nlerco DELMAR Ave W Brlsht, warm, handscme
ly furnllid room with board, excel;. -t tabi;
evry cemfo-t
IELMAR Bouleiard i" - Elegpnt c3. o-y
front or tulte also singitj room. $2). boa'U, g n-tle-cen
or cojple
IELMAR Bojlevard CSGS Vicflv fuir'si-d
ffecond story rooms. rrrt-Iass board. priva
famSIj , no-Je-n ccnvcnlance
EVAN3 Av. 2JCA Mcvl fjrnJ-h-l wana
rocma, goo-I board, prlvat- familj . J3 weekly
FINNEY Ave.. 2"04 Neatly furnished reend
tory rooms, hot bath furnuce hat. good tab
board; raUo reasonable
FINNEY Avs. 4479A Vilely fudh-5 fr nt
room, with or without boaS, alo ra'l rom,
Sas and bath; In widow's home, to cri dren
GARRISON Ave , 71S N Lfl'-ge front ro-iri
with beard, well hated, hot balh; first-class lo
cation GARRISON Ave.. 1CA N Nl-ely fuml-h d
pom, with cr without beard; i'earn h"at and
all ccrrvenlencf
GRATTAN St, lllg Nea'Iy furr'hed flrt
foor front room; with or without tKiard pMvate
f amllj , gentlemen or couple all cenveniencea.
IjATTON" Ave. 2521 0 wt. eicll"nt
biard. large. mny. "irnd tory front room for
two ho bith, gar. rat. own c3e
IAWTO.V Ave S31 Warm, e end floor fmit
m ni nwly fumUhei, funic', gas, bet bath,
lt beard sp-c'al ratQ" to r-nt3 rferrcrs
LAW TON ve, 2K3 Corner Gmnl Avo, Oppo
site JeTeron Club) Beautiful, surryrocrrs with
flrst-claia board and all convenlfncta, reajon
abe LTNDBLIi Boulevnrd 23CS Second sto-v f"tmt
ard ccTrv!rir rion. elegantly furnlshel, flrst
cla5 beard; in small amll.
I-OCUST 1424 Hoar 3 and rooms; furnace heat;
daj boarders acccmmodatPd
LOCUST St 314 Newly fu-nlhed rooms, flrst
clat" board mod rn. convenience;
LOCtST St, 23 Tirst cla"s room with boarl;
gool location, all oonvenienca ra"-nnt !
LOrT'ST St 2212 FIrt and scod floor f-ont
rooms. vlJj good beard, home conveniences,
LOCUST St . 2XJ2 Natlj " furnished FeccnJ
strrv front room, with board, ctfcT rcoms, hot
bath
LOCUST St. 2113 First-class nc"ommdatIon
to roomers and boaiders gas furnace heat, hot
bath, fine location
LOCUST St 22-02. The Cambria W III snow
dslrnhl rooms and board, tranIerts and diy
boarders accommodated
IOCU5T St. 2S2 Large, well fuml'hcd rooms
flr?t-clas board and all conveniences, special
rate to families and gen'Iemen. "phmo C 7?
LUCAS Avo C213 NeatW furrlfhed, heated
pvn, with eicellTt board. K5 f-r two
LT'CAS vc 2527 Nicely fur"Ibd F-co-'d
floor frcnt. rojthr'm exroaure and flrt-claps
boa-d, all conveniences, termj reasciabla
MANCHETTTt Ave ,"4510 Tto nice front
f ui'shed room, bath and zaa . for rntlemen
or rran and wife, with or without brnrd
McPHFRON Ave, 40, NearSarVi sT
Nice furnished ronm, gool table; termi reason
able rrlvat fnmlly
MIDPLE-AGED lady with vars of TperInc9
with children wojld board Infant or uud, good
home W 2C8, Republic.
"MORGAN St. IT23 Tnlrd srv frotnrdron
nectlnff room, furrlehed; superior table, st2-n
at, etc
MORGAN. 3 Nl-ely furrlsbed revnns. with
fr't-clar meals mooern equlninenta, for eoupl
cr gents, references csefcangei
MORGAN St, 4 -C Three rlcely fumlsneJl-ec-on
1 torj frcrt end connecting rooms, with or
wl'hout board, all convenlerc
OLTVB ct . 2911 Nfeitly furnisned room, with
borrd and furrnce heat rnte reaonbl
OLIVE St . 1325-2" Good heme cook'nr; nl-e
rooms; terms reasonable Selover A Russell.
OLIE St, ZMZ Elegant rooms anl board, hct
and cold water In every room, tlpbpne eleo
trlc llghtg Al eriee Phor Lin -1I2A.
PAGE Boulevard. S1C3 Second floo frort rom,
with board; southern et.poure; single or en suite;
terms r"aonabI
PAGE B3uleard. 2-MA Dlrable room and
board In private familj modern boue. all con
veniences, rates rcaponable
PARK Ave . 23C Rnrt-n anl b--nM f-r gcn'le
mn; private family; terms reayonabl
PINE St.. 222-BoautIfulIy furnished room,
sultntle for two; also hall room, good bard
furnace heat.
PINE St, 2731-Chrttian bearding bous-; nice
deslnble rooma and excellent table service rea
orable rate.
TJVD St 3423-BeautICil rooms, front ard
back, with first clas board, fun-ace heat, every
convenience; very reasonable
PINE St.. 2S3S Near G-ind Av- Benutlfnl
second-story front rocm, with flrst-class beard:
furnace heat; every cony-nlerce
PINE St.. 2S2T Large aiooiid--;ory frort room,
elegantly furnished with frst-class board; hot
and cold bath, all converlences
PINE Ft, 2520. Near a-end Av Beautiful,
furnished room?, with flrst-c'aM board; furnace
rcat. gas hot bath; every convenience, rcas
POOM and board with private family frr
coupl or gentUrren. houe modern, newly fur
nished e1ectrlc lirhts, te'ephnne. excellent serv
ice Wet Pnd F 43 Republic.
9L1SBURY t.. S10-Neatly furnished room
for one or two ge-tlcTen. all ooivenUnces, pri
vate family. Board If d"!red.
SLATTr3RT St. 2717 Neatly furnl-ie3 fnTnt
room; southern exposure for one ard two gentle
men; all conveniences, private family; beard if
derlred
SPRING Ave. 723 N. fopp Vandeventer
riace) Handsome Fcond storj front room; with
firet-clftps board, all convenlenc
THRE1J camp cooks, two camp blacksmiths,
teamsters: nar city, man for private place
Koenlge Labor Agency,. C12 alnut,
V.ASHINOTON Boulevard 4721A Nicely fnr
nlhed room with board; steam beat; private
familj.
WASHINGTON Ave 2220 (Te Bench) Nictly
furnished rooms and flrt-cla?s family board or
fo gentlemen.
WASHINGTON Ave S21S-ComfortabIe rooms
with board, suitable for couple or gentlemen,
t-nvelers accommodated; reasonable
WASHINGTON Ave . 8402 Beautiful, large,
rccond floor front and other rooms, also one
unfurnished room, with first-claw board.
WASHINGTON Ave. 21(rt (The Alta Vista)
Beautfrul rooms on third floor, with flrst-cla.
board; hot bath, etc; best-heated bouse in city.
"WASHINGTON Ave. SHO-Elegantly furnlsnM
econd story front and other rooms, with fin
claes board; hot bath; furnace heat; terms moderate
rooms with nonu.
V7AGONER Tl&c Private family would 11-S
, tref gentlemen b arders with references; rea-
sora de Z 11 Republic
x t rnr.l.i.T: iiar 4 iiiTi !. n front ruorn.
f-rn!hi,d rr unmtnfd w th gr 1 board
IST IIEU i: Place 3310 Rooms, with or
v Itruut bonrd tor (-"itlemcn or ladies einplojed,
prire inoueite
I STiTELLS I'lac TrO-Two nl ely ur
ri d o ,nectm rocma first-clja board, mod
e- c nvtnlences,, teajnab'e
WFT BELLE Place 412Mli!autIfil se'onl
lo- frrnt also rnd story ba k iwtn, sjuth-e-n
exp pure first tla l,oaTd nnd rle
A ST 1 FLLE Place ".' Mclv furnlhel
tMd Sccr front rom. fnifiaio h at. modern
boure beard If deJrM emplyjel jreferrej
"tt 1 ST BELLr PHoe 4W r Ij.art eef-o-'J-flr-
front ard conr-ctln rooms ( ithin ex
I-o ro f !o thirl fljor roorrs rlrst-clas boarl
VvFTMlNSTMt Plnce 42H-Luse ee crd T'oor
frort Ovthem expi ur hot-water lieat, al'o
gas r.rate, good board nca
roomm vu:s i a-ti:d.
GrNTT-rTMAV want roommate In nVe Tim
roori. with ilrat class board, at rearo lable prices
227 Lwa ave
( r c, la 1 ttantp voury Indy roommnt one
errnlov-'d in rlc 1 trs" nvirm rocm wlt firiit
cl s b ard, at Jl ) per weeit 2327 Lticni
iroLsns, rooms, i:tc, ianti;:i.
W "furp1hd roon. with acove within f ur
NorK! cf I ampten ard Laclede T C M l'Ji
J'jptn t
MVifiT. t. rt-,. . -. . , i -, . y,
St.un cjup e IC 40 Repub la
KOOM- AU ItOMtU AXA.TIH).
GrVTLEMW" wishes board In rrlvate Ger
man fan.ll . sta'e price N 43 Republic
UOOM WNT1 I Two bu-tn-s men wish
ilnrle rc.n"", bet wnter or Fteani beat, all con-vf-r'nces
ro b ard-, best rtfeiencej C 4. R-
pui i
TV0 joung coup'es r,-e board cr boarl and
lod, n with a tiernjtn. Jewish, familj T
R'pub.ic
TOlQ ladv emplojcd v ant room or bonrd
I" f-m j In viclrliv of Granl I.jcus and Jef
I !(- mut te reaoralle fc Ai Republic
"iOT'NG lad drFlr" room nr-i board in prlwe
fan 'lj reighborhcol preferred dd'fccs Mi-s
A Item ncl HU La bajle st
io i,i:t roit mrs rrui'oscs.
A MOST deIrab e location In Wahini-ton rve .
eet rf Fe th t Vt.r rhap sulatlp for
1 ' i p" 'tcturi-g or b i-ln-" A 4o R publlt.
iil -t 21 s ut 1 loor and lito
r in. in rear, s-Itallo f r b ll'ard jarur
X'OIt Ili:T al III III! " PRFi:ilT .
SH FNTEFN ncrca ni- Olive t e-t
tfco plave ir- dal-, rou ti r garner
L-o. Ui Frarklln. open till 9 p m
road, jua
Ldik Art
3IOM2V 'IO I.O .
On XlenI Katate.
MONET to loan In sums to salt on
real -at coIla'ral Adam tber, 2
In ave
Crt c ns
11 I rank-
MONEY to Lcan-SS'X'?, U S00 li'V. "M,
1 - J" i1Sa tlu-J on ci revl f
tate Phoi e: Klnlo-h D 2431. P J Cavaraugh.
MOMT to Lon-$i rry a ;m j orv 53 W.
52 r ttZXt J2 'j" Jl 500 5! V9 on cltv rel e
UtePLone Wloch D 2U1 P J Cavanau.li.
On PeMOAcl Property.
MONET to loan on furniture pWnos and nil
good Fecurltles. lowet rates in tte city 1j1-e-ss
strlctl conldntlal, tat ls79 10-Ji il&rgau.
A PRI ATE partv loana money nn rurnUure
easy parjenta, ccnfllert al and proper treat
rr:t JQ1 Cherrpal bUa n6 E .htn and Ol.vo.
A GENTLEMAN ha Ing surp us fu"ds will ad-vtnf-e
"ne -n ft. rapture, pianos ard to p--nan-n:
eala-Ied emtlcjes. &.2 Bn 1st bJlid ng,
2-2 N Ninth
1AA13 en pergonal securl'y. furniture, etc., at
R rr ccr corf erltM fair tr-atTnent ana fair
terms Room 11 Urlcn TrJt build ng
" "'UrilAMCS "FINANCE CO loans mon en
fu-vture. pianos, ewing machines ranee
hon-es wacons, gooda never rmuv d, low -t
-t EmilU bubding, S-jI Olive st , room 20J
Pbne ICInl ch C 23''3
VON1" loaned salar"ed people without eeurl
t lowest rate repamenta eas D-ai.e, j2 tf
(Ver"rnl building
MOUND CITY FINANCE CO advanre mon-v
on alries pianos and furnltur; conlde-tlal all
the tire you want, 402 Penoln building. Ninth
and I'ine
ioiiY! mm
EAET-PATlfENT LOANS OV PIA?.n5 IIOU'iE.
HOLD GOOU-. OR ANT GOOD '-Frr HIT
"We will mai- jou the CHf-lPEST UO" In
thf clt on our new BLI1.DINO A -DO VTIGV
nAN 7MC1 "ji e aslest PI.4V In thi -rorM
3he PAYMENTS can b arrancM ihat iiv
can repay thf In In ay 'WEEKL.T. SIOVTlt
L.T or 1 EARlT parments
Our n.AX epab'e sou to rpiy your account
wlt'iout anv trouble or lncon anient, tn vnur-lf
Tlf-MEMBER. OOODS ARE NEVER RE
MO'. ED
We will irte yon AM. THE TIME jrn wnnt
and Wll carry jour LOAM ni lo-s a 3e-Ird
"VVe will pay ai; jcir bPIs anj Mrar . vnu
rror menej. It Is ealr to pay on than a nun
rr
IN .E OK SICKNESS OR OCT OF PMPLOY-
MFNT WE V,iU. E.V1END IOIR LON
Rer-tn-br. In i!allrK with ua thre are no nrt
xanc charpe whatever
Linen 4.riscxtNTirPAiD eitorp nrE
If jou rpnrot call WRITE cr TELEPHONE
and we nil! send cur 'epsentatli e to -voa-place
with re money.
NFW Yi'RK FINANCE CO. POOJIS Sr-:(K 19
AVD 210 ODD FFLLOUH' ni.TJG NINTH t
OLIVE STS TELEPI'ONE MAIN I3M
MONSY TO LOAI
0 FunMTi'nn, pIos, nonsns.
V.e CAN and WILL kIvo joa a CHEAPER
RATE of interest than any other comparj. in
city, and vou can choose 10UU OV. N THIE for
paiintr back the loan ard AMOlNT OF PAY
MENT you wih to ruake, either weeJcty or
jio"thly and you PAT tOR ONL1 uch time1 as
voj havA i.ad cionj OOOD REMAIN in voj
ftwn poses8lor, and If jou GTTT SICK cr OUT OF
WORK w Tvill hold pivment fo tnT fa no
danc-T cf lnin;r your gyp Ther- is NO PUB
LICITY OR INCONVENIENCE, papers can bs
f- jypd at house icu can get rrcney am day
jcu Rpply We will pav any Indeltedneas on
jou- Rood" and plve you MORE MONEY
If ycu cannot call, write or telepnon. and w
will tend agent to "-plaln our ivtem
Teb B )4 FIDFLITY BROKERAOE CO .
Roo-n 1 Mans J- bjlldlne. 314Va Olive at.
WS LOAN MOEY
Oi Furniture, Pi&nos, Etc.
e loan f-om J 10 to 00.
te LEAE the coeds In toj- POSSESSION
Ve cheerfully gne our TERMS ard RATES.
V e make loans In EAST ST. LOns.
Ten eet tl morey rn bHCRT NOTICE
Tcu r-ceUc th full amount In CAII
Too oft) hep It ONE month or MORE.
"Sou ta ONLY frr the time yed uce t
Tou iraj pav WTE1CLT If 10a ie l-e
Y'-u may hae your tim extndM f slfic.
Ojr rate, are as IjO". as th LOUL-T
Our rffcrs are tn MOT PRI .TE
Ovr bu-lnt'fl Is TnrI.V ro-"(!ertnl
Our motto Is COL RTEOUS TRrATJIENT
Our telephone Is KHIoch n I'll
Ou- ad'r-i Fl LI.ERTOV RI.HO Tth a-d P r.
((j- ro rip ar nv CO'' p-1 2T1 cord floor
Call, write or t-Iphone 11.
TUB nOU.SFHOLD LOAN' CO
MONEY?-YE"S, MONEY
OUIl STOCK IS MOM2.Y.
We (tir arybol mner at cn-half the rates
chnrK'd el,vhre. clerks, rnannRrif, -hool
tache-3 anl all others vvbo are eraploj3 V.e
al buy a"ccunt3 rent. arnuitlej. Incomes,
notci and np tMbl cper In any form In
amounts from S13 to F0 mi) Business tnrenctl
quickly ani confld-ntlnlly Tohn Slulho'Iand.
til Century bldtf Tel Main j;70
FURiilTURE L0AN&
EASY PAYMENTS-LOWEST RATES.
Money loaned on fumltur". pianos or any
a'v-u-lty. without removal Terns to suit. No
publicity. Call, -rrlte or telephoe Main 2TE1M.
and w will call
N-ATIOXAL TRUST CO.
001I 219 JirRMOD-JACCARD RLPC
COR. BROADWAY AND LOCUST.
Money to loan In ary amount on all kinds of
perioral property. Bargains In unredeenced
Llef'se
912 FRANKLIN AVE.
MOKEY FOR SflLIRlEQ PEGPLE.
TVe ;urnlh jou money qulcMy ard ccnUden
tlally; without ecu-Ity. Natlo-al C'ejlt Co,
rcoms fOl I'i Chemical bulldms. LiKhth ami
Ollte ste
KO'EY iDYiSCEO SAURIED PEOPLE,
Teamter. l'rdIns-bou,Wfc beepers without scar.
lty; asy payments; largest b-Bln In AZ prncl
pal cl'ie. Tclrran, &)1 HcunT MJff , & Ct rtnut.
EQUITY FINANCE CO.
Moscv v, iihout secu-lty to salaried men and worn
en: easy payment 1413 Union Trust bulldlnir
BMJIPnOVED CITY PUOPEHTY roil
SALli
EASTON Ave, Jut East cf Union Av Lot
SxlS3. on monthly payment.. Adam Weber. Z7U
Fmnklln ave
LUCAS Ave, Jut West of Jeffrscn Ac
T.nrsrs lot on foutn side of street, H.X120. Adam.
Ueber. 2711 Franklin ae
THEATnlCAL.
WORLD'S FAIR costumtr and wlsinaker; the
atrical 6upplls for professionals. ITuezer 521
alnut st.
niSift
IMPItOVlID Cm I'Hl'i:TV FOR
S4LC.
Mr VET to loin at 5 1 cr rent en real estate
Il UiB irt,n.i i':i !i ix -j it pU lie.
ttl-i w Ht f "r gcl Hits .n iT-WsTn
r u t J-j I t ft, g" at t2 4m u &
Rt.blu.
. .
51JCrwill bJj e'a'vt mw-cr. A iro 2uts, h Ie
Rerubllc
512.0W vill buj buslns-4 co nr on T7r ive .
rtors and flats, rtnts fr 1 ") 1 t 1C0 fet It
ii Re,.!.bllu
5i "jo vl I buv m J m I'Tt- n 1 o 5-DI"-nr
ve n-ar tsarah et gr l i
!.it
Cai,j.iu L
48 Republic
$3 3irt will bu modern 1 roai houe Z-t&l
Io t)'mar ave near (Srand, jrut b irgVn. A
, Rrub ic
Sl wj"t will bj modern 12 rt-orn houe Ftejm
ben sllneton louJpvaid, mar Li n .v ,
Kt U ft-t t ij Rep-bit
FOri
SA
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Ta Stn SI :
5727 PELMAR
Te'e room m dc n 1 -use. I t 4-ii'S3.
tv.o Latli", lia-i!vooJ fl h. hut w it-r
hpat. tt'ir o--e s .n 1 and el ic i at
ilx ure "'i'ip "i ri3 and sii.rm .n
io t 1,0 i.i.h the ho 't.
Pries, S7,50D,CO Cash.
Irqiiir on tl o prcrK. 3 o rledu tlnn
froni irl-e ran-J n it tni u f - .om
n 4ston or 11 t r pu-t -. $ t- H
13 pc- cent bt.lo v O o nir t priLP tor the
FOR SALE
14-Raoni Brick House.
Lot 3-1TH1 f; nd ln'-G'I'n fo- ir : ' -ot .,
7 fclocks frum Lnlcn - a' in, 1 U rk frrn ris
cr Lailue . "tret ia a. irl . :, ort For full
part Lj'ars jii 're 11 t-3 Th I epublic
01TICIA'.
norrop McCARTIir nrak's -ci-nfas iamt
rat on tits lafes -wtho; t r r-x chu e j. . 1
c; eci icle f ran-es i-ut '1 N 'li-i c p In M&t
ULI) sp ttr'ca -10 j II t. 1 cflj'-s x
fpe-alT Pnesl iqu1 p fl Ie t j arlrr in cit.
Ft t uU Oi) lnl on pjjn - Icus
i:cict xnjiuTzr's.
KiGiir; or muni.
X ACML LODGB NO 2'3 K OF P
vyrt. metis ee" Ti.e-.Iay een'"q ar S o rl cc
ri "' T Bu 1 neton till! 1 nr S!0 OIl.i
' st eet Work 'n rrn I i rn h r!
j tors tordlally lnvltel t-J r mV e" el
to at'enL TRANK III 'tl T C
At . n v Cllftcn K o( Il ic S No :S1!
rn .went sr re! stree-
A A' 1 ORA LuDIt NO -4 K OF P .
t;.. r-- pt Drlab-r s II ill P--r-. ,na n-1
4 '''m FiMay en'"P V. o-K In t "nt
.'T" .' " "t ua II. 1 torI
1-vItFtlon i extended to n-L
, . j f CANvinr.D c a
JJHu-d K cf P i S
t? rPTLn HXLL. ItC'PT F C"A
V N 'i K of P . 'A -t Hall Cr tu -x
1 1 M"t- v th ain Oh. vtrt.ti- ni
MonTii February 17. a a p m sharp
wo-'c In rap. cf -vi: cht- i ir r or at y
iici y i: ';; ui w f c
let Henry II Luel bcrr IC of fi. 1
es. CVSTLE IHLl. MIS'OLPI V.OVCK.
,3. "" : J o: p. ra-'heo- 'mnin? i
rS' c Ol o St-"t n-'U r con-ntnn --
JiJ Til inl f i-.i Fr av cf arn m-int1!.
T lo'c -S.III rn'fr the -ank cr Pns
",rr" e-l-s Fehmin II it 5 nlwul
?C,m" r v;- vop.p.i c c
fha. r ri-k K rf It ' 5
IZi- f CTT T-TT.Tr rtT-...--... ,nF
t c ic of P rre's In i rtu-i t 1 I
l"r Nlph ard O! v -eft r r
..... .... v t-j i-jj . o I t. n-irp
V. o- I- pr lk C KnlKht Tl'jr-lm ' ' -i -v
n'.te! bi Pi.rn-isE Comini N 4 I It
our j"" Fm n vip ol.o s"-"v h.,i th -m
oo "Imb - p'oefo "ke poIm a-1 a te-i
W'nhi'W ran) L. PFISTEP C C
V J Of K cf V A ?
I1T-. II,"T I0-, T- n - ot.
le Ha'l In O-M F.I -i' Tfmole
'T ee-y vdntla e -c- lork
i,-r.
'-i
Cav cren-r F.brua-y 13 ; 2 1 tsit np: knlnht.
a' r ipc ti
"tinluy r Anna r r
I- ' TT -orgnr-l K of K & S
2S 1 An-fiil e;rt-
ft
AH i
f DAMON IlDOn NO ?. K OF P .
V7 Til?1', 'VZ.'''' Hr eenlneat F-a-A
iCTV,. ta'!iil'7 Fie enth -tre-t ard
meet!-,- Members of th r,s-o' will -eport fc
r citv. -j A fjATT nt r r
&
Tl t. 'f-rl 1irir .-n -K it
vr, c. r mee's evrv V-,,.j3r evn.n at
"3 St rW nt II v-.rrl - n-H TIr-'eth n- 1
oih .t-et Herfndav eenlrc Feh-
ruarv 15 o-k in tar'j of Csq-'-e All k-lrtts
ar fraternally nvl'ej
T" a r,v . t- .V 1: EULCP C C
V. A P.rvfr' TC r' p e- q
-r-r-i-pi r?rT Irr;
K
? crmi vnia lyirxiri no 6 ic of p
Z&A IrnH In rur'-irn tu -c . -n
f I'llie strf Woirf In rank o Fnu'-e
Thirfdl r.fruiryl3 '. U to-s a TO nltC3l5.
n-ewr. exjcterl
T ,, ,. ,.Jn"" lUVDrnitT. c. a
J V-Knson K of R . -
f.HI lirV T.TT-T-.- nmr. . ..
jnts tt FriUr "nlnn null No.
.( - ' n i r til
" ' i "ij" ris 'ni nih
ir-j(- lt n Tt Ccm -- 1 iiy
c-o.- 'tocoVdiV fsrin leX
CJ Pr7i-rr Lonr-T. vo Cfiit orf
tTTV t-""'" l'-v Vrcdn Jnj M.-..,lne In 'm'.
Ir ltrd Xi;nlbrc' "r'cfd and t. t r. c rdtally
,PT w n.,r V. 'I D"E".S C C
-" ' " - oi iw it a
.S. ..1,ArnN' UT-rt- NO ri K. op P
j rtJ.. I T 5."' ! "- N -'' "rl O! ,
Members ard visit rs f-e n rl'nllv I- t"d "
A.ten- Frank JrnVJI Vp1!' s C &
rp.F-.iiErt LODOF N-O 21' if OF P
rjjr i-esuiar me"ns , e-v n-liu'sda -rn-
- ?Vk a"'No 1 r'd Frt'oir,- bill line
Members' ard .slto-crA'iaHv fSW' E'3J"'
J f. witte. k. ., ' nRL'-Nl:R' C G
Prn rTf-"p t j-ii-tt-. .
' mil -TSiT rinAr " "wwW
IT VT. Eeldlrc K. of R & 3 -1"--'- - t-
VALNUT LOrOE. N'O Jbi K OF l
P'-r-e A Vena-, fc A 1KI
f v AHIN-Trn-.- i -mnp xcj K K-
"erf oci..
i.ir.w eur. rr ni yeln Rt 3
n. 1a .-.!! r . . .
tenti, ror- -.all ? -, 1 M,.th t..i ni.Vi
slreet" Friday snenlnc Feb-t-nty H work In
T- of Erjnlre All Tnen-brs evp. td Cordial
in ta'Io-i to vl-Itirc b-ethr.n to at ed
t, HENItT .unpen C. C
T"ah P Du-n-lcn k. o P & S . 3104 C'l-k.
& 7- LEM LOPOF '0 S2I IC OF P
Wirt, meets Monday etenlrT. Fbniarv 17 a?
ScJ Ha'l N't. l ter-h fcir Tentury Imlllnc.
" at 1 o Tock Work In th rnrk cf Kn'xh
amplired form All meirrf r expecte.1 and vls
Ho ccrdlallv InIcd to attend
s"ifcr j ;i iiaua, c c
Atr.fa itpio.ks ic of n. r- .
inEi's-cnc-sT oriikr onoFKi.i.o'vri
?iKw. LArTDE LODOE. NO 21 Io
fe25 Fellows' bulldlcfr Nltth and O'lu
y"- streets, everv Thursdav .rir
"vi'ork ttltAT-k nn .i
OSPIl JANSEN. Neb!
Clarence E Moore. actury
G-asJ.
ZgSgt. SUMMIT LODGE. NO 277. L O.
StPjvSMf " F. m-e's "'O Thursday nlsht
nnv"5Ttff ,l 3 Minche3ter aveoue, Mmter3
x' urced to att.nJ IsltCrs always
welcome. "rScrk every een'rr;
. 3i CONNER. Noble Grand
Wm Corner, Secretary
.TftJ V.lLLIEr LOUOE. N'O t 1. O.
Jr?3t3a. O F. ire-ts Tuesday eenlns; f
SS'' each wee at Hall No 1 Odl rel
'e iowe buiHlng corner Ninth and
Ol've at S o m. Meit'cs brntnrs arf cordially
InvttVd J. T PRICHARB. N G
F Mno OeretaiT
MllOMl. L'MIOI.
EADS COUNCIL, NO 457 NATIONAL UVION.
rrets frst and tnlrd Tnnrdas at s p m tn
Ikvwrj-ans Ha.I. northeast comer Fleenth ani
L-TCUt " rect Members are earnetly requested
to atte-d. Visitors ccrdlal.y Inilted
OEO W JENKlNi. President.
V.' Detp. Secretary
"LOOKOUT COUNCIlTnO tr. NATIONAL
UrJon. msets first and tvlrd Thursdays at S p.
m la Fntterrel Hall, m rt'iwet corner Eleventh
and Frankl'n avenue. Mambers ar errrc'ly re
quested w attend nnd vis or3 cordially invited
JOHN W DEE3IAN. President.
James J. Lynch becretar
Phone Main I417A
j-.. MOUND CTTfl COUNCIL. NO 114
A7JV- National Unlo". feets en second a-J
U S. fourth Frldaj s each morth at Ilcward s
?G7t3 Hall, corner Oirfscn avenue and Olive.
SSZy street, at 8 o cloc N"U rrtlnff. Feb
ruary 14 Special entertainment and
.sard for attendarce . .
F. E- GCNN. President.
Richard E. Berse-. Sec-airy :
ICITIIS TDIl'lWi.
tSA IVANHOE COVMANDEIIY. NO S. K.
UVJlT. rioI1 resiilar conclave this (Thurs-
Vl daj) e nlnc, lbruory 1 at 8 p. m.. at
V new Maon'c Terrple. VislUnc fraters
courteov.sry Invitra
JOHN' F.AMMING. E. a
H. F. KarOarf. Recrder.
JEcnirr sociKTins.
A"CICT rncc l.D
ACCEI-TCD M.0S.
1 A BE CON LOIVE, NO 2 A F i. A
X 5I Ltr" ' "" B-nt n st- et Gtatt-
L r m ur,l''i tiw wu 3j t-nlnt
I y at . 1 r, Wo-k if it ..I .!f-ee
All "-emb-ra r-jes..d d w n c ie 1 t
i J(.sc;h Er"rurt. SaTetary
A
CORNER STONE LODGE. NO. 223 A.
F a M , will meet In r??ular t-esslon
J zt yas nlj Temjl, iLindav Ftbrua-y
' T, T 3) p m. for wotr. isi ora cor
dially Invited to rr-' t with us
WALTER tELUOSTLR, W M.
James . Eml'h Jr , Seeretarj.
A CDUPuE -WASHINGTON" LODGE NO.
9 A F & A M . will fnll - a cd coti
Vj raunlcatinn a 7 J o Iock T tflay even
' v lr? J.e"-Udrv 11 1 2 n Jlw-I Tern?-.
Grand ard Finev aenjes orfr In I C d"
cre All Marter Marons ar frittrni lj nvit-d
to attend. L iLVI ION. V. M
Henry Llhou Eecr-tary
MISOL PI LODGE NO I. F i A
1! Called comm nlcat' n on Tr.day.
rebruarv 11 at " f p rn at CarSnthiai
Hall Orrd Aiphur TTt't,1' Tit.p1
E A cesTt( on fla candidates Members are re
quested and vls'tlns brethren f'-arrnilU nvItJ
to atterl CH th. McL-AN, . IL
John H rvms, Secretari
N'APIITLI LOPGK :.D 3 A F
' M -Stnfd in ("i; "-I- even'ni c:
LJT 7 3 o'clock nt t.'-anl Aenu- Mns nln
'r Tempi- Woik'nE rt de;re ll'irbers
and visitors fruteTal y Incited
V.'il. HAlISCr. W M.
1I- ItanJle. S"crcta-y
A ST IX)UIS LODOE NO to A r a ..
yF&f II Sifla. communiwtlti thl- IThur
75 i. eeninp at 7 o clrol I nlo Unit.
' Has n'c Te-nple Wa'W ". A dirr:e
tnted rnmimiatlon at - -Io k Work "M.
M degree liltor" IratralH wicoiui
LFO Iloi&II.LIC. . IL
Thongs J Er tt f retars
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cniTTISH HITF ST LOUIS LOTMJC
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" d-al itn'eivh arJ L. c'i't reets. on
Tiiur'laj letii-in 1' -it 3 rioct p
ta. Election cf ofBcrr In L-di, ol P-rfelon
J'lHN A I u' "
1' I. FUTLBifT, VT. '.L
Jcn It Parson becraLtry ,
K.MGIITS or TATIIEK MHW.
-i;-, SI IIU MP COLNCIL. .NIuIITS
tZ-'Olii. Loc' btrc-t - r e. ca I c- fl.
fcl? PJn- C M- ur print-! p"te-
?&
IAN i.!.'". TP.U'T
Jr.vi Qj--eire Cwltn -1- Kn cut.
Zy T'"0" s Eov.-e-n Sup- ra- r-)rJ-
'-T I.VtVTI Ni-Z! OT OE COI N- IL. No E
I.- Kht cf i.a'br Metli tn e on rst a I
tn r 1 Mcrd. f eo-h m rtn ut -, . Ila.l li.s
i -i n t-ci 1 m mj re te,J sM to be
pre-t. -tors '-0V,1N. v , N.ES3T.
Chir a r Kn'ght.
Jrh" J E'"J"7 Ttecc-dr
FHATHK't L ORIE!l OT K(-LES.
ST LOLIsArltli: NO 41 F O 17..
nKri. e r liuaj n pht and t
frt .L" 'ar af c n cf ach noptn.
at !!alins H ill tutli anl Wal ut.
'.Itirt b-t ipi velc m
JhA Ge-n3. W s IJ37 "ht'tnlt et eet
ROVAL AltCNLII.
. H 'CtBANNE COLNCIL. NO IS 4,
?- Itcal Arcanjm njt second aI
? AV four'h Tlni"Cij. of ea h mentn at
TvfS ft I Kill H-ilI Maple mi Ham. ton
?WTi'3 avenues at S p rn. is.tins b-tth-
3r" trs Incited tn attenl
V J QLINLA.N'. :TL, Tes'zt.
It A. 3UCi.rJy. F.retar
,'.lS?, GRAND COLVCTL. MI"SOrpi
r3L?iHre5r-' A-canum 3C 511 Ho land
rt. uu ilrK A cordial tvel ome to -ifjjnj-
tor trim's brethren uad mtmbers
ITv rbm abrcal
,, , i- J :iEi3En. g p
ltors always heartlh wf. me
E. F WEaTCOTT P.-fnt.
1.13 Pm b.reai.
II J Fraor. Pecretar.
e& COTC BHII.I.HNTE COITJ.CIL. NO
t.S"o jm1 II A meets crj- 3rt a-d tolra
2nrf Thu-sday at Bi.ehlrs Ha.l south Jj:
cornT of Taylor and I aston avee.sd. t
s c c ock tsi.jrs c rdmll tic c ire
J V." IIEADEN. K.seat.
Ceo TV Gallon av. i cretart
IlOV.L TKIHK Ol" JOSEPH.
fSN ST LOllb LODGH. NO 7. TOTAL
AiiiX. Tr be of Jo-oech PeuUr rreetlrj; "f
ra?nJV,T5 lni lc-Ice will be held In Anchor liali.
?JJN5? Jefferson a- Pa-k avnL. s .ntim'-i,
K cvcrlnj February S. lSt.2 at S o'clock.
Il members rvqt.es ed to b pr..nt U ti.rs
elccmei 1 S BP.ORN". Patriarch.
TT r nlllesple. Scrlte
Oltunil OF COLL3IISIV kmijuts.
EXPRESS LOFOE. VO . ORDEn
yTVS cf ClLr-blan Kr'sh
". s5cM "eirnd arl f nrth '
ao )l rae'in? occt.- Fbnn
isT t"Ji All members and b-ci
cf ClLr-blan Kr'sht, mPts evrj-
rtn iiu-ai Jst
Vbrunry 12 I-itat!on
I b-cther knihta aid
izzy cipllalK 1-vl'ed
DOTOTt A r JORDAN'. Presldert.
F n. Kalsr, Focreu-j
KNIGHTS OF COLC1II513.
jnir: s i.c hit
Orand Knlsht
Jot c Carrcll J-, Ilecordl"if
Secretarr
INDKl'eMICNT OUOErt FORESTEIt'.
COLKT COTE BRILLIANTS. NO S. I O
F peu ar meetl-K3 "fo nd anl fourtn lues
Cays in each month at U ftman Hall, corthea t
corner E!e-nth and Locust street M,it.nc
Forester, ' ' ROTEKM VNV Chief P.an5er
Wm. O nrlcnr. Berdlne ecretar, .so tsZi
ICenrerly ccnie
TnmE or nEN-mit.
"TtlBFrOF BEN HUH. ST LOUIS CVUKT.
No 4 Tribe of B'l llt.r met3 to n'rht at
T.en.y-seccnd and I ranlin avenj. s..v..ni1
ers Hall. All sons and Iaushtcr of l.jr sv-I-ccme
t fl nT. Uilsf.
Alice C. Ht.'Aey. P-;rlba. 17:1 rran.tlln Ave
KMGUTS A?iD L1DIES OT HONOIt.
3? WEST GATE LODGE. NO. li. K. & I.
j? of H meets flrt. econi and fou-m
Tuurdajs o ench mrnth at the'r ha.U
i 3 No rS-?l I"rarklln ne-ue Vllrns mem
ber ccrdlnlly !nltel to atterl
J D IIC'RTT, Protector.
Ulnetta Stpb-nscn Secretary
AWEIlICfV LEGION OT HONOU.
1$Xr- LAFATETTE COI7NCIL NO S5 A
VH,y jj. of H rw every sec-nd and r-Jurtn
'2l Thurslaj' eienirir. nt r-at-nal bulld!:c
rorthwet corner EIeenth ard Irankia
axe'-ue forrpanlors f-om n er cojneila cor
dialU InUtel LOm :t NDKK Cmmande-.
W II rami. Seeretarj.
RED SIR'S.
MINNETONKA TRI3E. NO 43 IMPPOVED
Ordr Red Men. meet eer rrlday at j-u ds'
Hall, scutleast colter Ninth and Maiset street.
1crk In adoption de-e I-'ghth n.-. ro breath
sharp. Msltors coraiallv lnlted Members ex
pecl'd to attend E. M COTT fcachem.
William Iepp C(!R 101! Hani'tcn air
STANDING ELK TRIBE NO ZC. nil'IlOl ED
Order of Pel Men m&e's e ry Tursdai in
Druids' Hall Ninth and Market .tree., n.
c'ghth run flrt Tbur.day etch nc- n adoption
"T. ""' iiiu.jjtj nlllurt, tllirU lilt. S'
w.v chle's fourth Tn-u-day. tribal bu n
isltlns brothe's wamlj nre'ccrrrd
W C MOORE, Sachem.
F SeovII. a cf P. 234, Wah sv.
IlllrtnlH Snpreme Court.
REPUBLIC SPECtAL.
s.irlngfleld. III . Feb. 12. Memorial serv
ices were hell In tne Supreme Court to
day In honor of the late Damon Grrr
Tunnlcllff. vsho died .it hla home In r-rmTr.H
December 3) last. Juige Tunnecliff was ap-
iju..iveu iu me cutreiiiB nencn oy vovernor
ORle"bv-. flll'rc the un- Milred tern of Judge
PIncKney Walker Eulog'stic ad-lresses
were made In court 05- Bjron Puntlus and
II. C AKnew of Macomb and former Jud::9
P P fhope of Chicago Chief Justice Wil
kin responded upon tehalf of the court.
Tne following proceedings were had In
court to-daj :
Glon s Brown; rehearing denied.
Northern Insurance C-vmpany vs Mutual Rulld
Ins ard Loan AsocMtIon. motion by appellee
for affirmance- of Jl-Iitrnent. reserved to hearlrs;
V. Uliams vs ltittenKcus-j: motion for excnl.n
cf time to file abstracts and b-iefa fxanted and
five days friven
City of Chlaffr s. Nortcn Milllrs: Comppy:
motion bv appel.ee for leava to nM Appellate
Court briefs denied.
Hereford vs. People; motion for further time to
file abstracts and briefs allowed; three daya
Slven
Gr.-ler ts D . R. I. . N. "W. Ry.: motion to
expunge reserved to hearing;.
Peop'e vs Ma.larv . motion of CoraellJs. Martin
for leave to file petition for writ of aleas cor
pus allowed and writ ordered; nwtlara for leave
to mak. oral ftrcurrent.
In the matter of the atpcal of the Union Tank
Line Company: mot'on to strike answer from the
files ,
Flaherty e, Mann; motion by plaintiff la error
to file reply briefs
Call of docket will oemmence to-morrow morn
lnfT Court adjourned tola. m. to-morrow.
. . ST I1UIS COUNCIL. NO
yjlS. n-e s eim (lr't and tMrd
-iStw Tu'.r at Ten Fnd Hall
f && ru' "eet eerier Flnre b"J
Ivnr- "Van Fertr avenue ililnz
1 'rA knli-hta are c rdlul!i lnlte.1
y
T8EATY IN LINE WITH
AMERICA'S POLICY.
United Rt:ites Fouiially Notified
of lsittihh Japanese Agieeiuent
on Chiit:i ami Kouu.
'OPEN DOOR" IN MANCHURIA.
American Interests It ! J.eiied,
Are Sniiited by the Xew
Alliance Jteiweeii Two
Uie.it yatioiib.
Washlnirtoa Feb 12 Mr. Takahlra, tl.a
Japanese Minister to Washington, to-dav
ca'Id at the Stat Departirent and noti
fied Scretari IIuj of the signature of th
treatj bituee"! Oret Britain anl Japan,
mado public jesterday In England, lind
Ins the two nations to Joint anion to
maintain the lnteerltj of China and Korea
The absent of th United States Is not
nn.essar to this agreement, but. if it
i.ere. It probablj would not be withheld,
for It Is polnttj out that the tn.a,t Is
precis-'! In lire with the alms of the &tata
Del art-nent. as fully d'sclused In the notes
published b It f-oa urn: to tin e
It Is again stated that there has be-n no
Joint action as tttvetn the Unite: States
and tho Pov.ers named, jet it ia a fact
that tho preamMe to the new treaty might
be reca-ded as almost a paraphrase of the
poifon of the Lnited States toward tha
Marchurian cj-emoi. as tnunclated in S c-nta-j
Hai'i nJte to th Russian Ambassa
dor here
It is made i.ry clear hero by the ofnclal
!ta:menl that the purposes of the United
States all reiatw to commercial and indus
t al phos s uf ttie M mthurian question.
V. th e Bui. leal pha-e tha Lnitei btatea
have little concern. The "oie.cignt of
ilu Ia cr Cn.na over Manchuria would he
to America an immaterial lss-e so long as
American sh.p-) are free to sail Into Man-cnnn-n
porta or e;en term3 with Risa an
ships, so Ions a3 American products may
be enter. d lr Manchuria at the same tari'f
rntts as P.aislan, and so lorg aj Ameri
can rai'road ..rd mining projectors ml) op
erate .n Ma. hr.a a treely as those of
an. otN nai'jn.
In otr.er vvorcs. the Urlted State"" aro
contTil rg for th1 "open-door" in Man
churia, and r cognize in this new treaty
a aljahie sjpi.oit in tneir contention. It (s
urdcrtood that th1 jRpa-e-e Aiinltr and
th Britia- and Rut'.an Ambassadors her
are ful j ac iuiuti.d with this, attitudo of
tl e Unlt.J States
TREATY A SURPRISE AT PEKIN.
'May Frcent Siuinjr of Proposed
ilaucburian Agreemeiit.
Pekln. Feb. 12 Tlie rens of tha sign
ing of tho Anglo-Japnnee trtr.ty of alliance
became krown to a few d'plomats here to
day, ana was an absolute surprise.
The tre-ttj I- rtcard. d a; the mot im
portant move mnde In Fir Eastern politics
of recent vear- The Japan-e Minister.
Uchlda. -visited Prince Cring, President of
tie Foreign Oliic, and i,ave him a copy
of tne treat.
It ii nat doubted among the diplomats
here that the rw alliance will effectually
v.eto the s gning of the Manchurian treat j.
The British Miriter Sir Erret M faatow ;
thi Japanese Minister. Ichida. and the
'United States Mmi-ter. Mr Conger, hae
rtc ntlv betn pr '-"lrc; P-Inco CMng to post
pone signing the Manchurian treaty, and
obtained a prom'"e to d. fer so doing until
fre-h rpr ntations could be mnde, -which
representations were made to-dav In the
form of a cop of thy Anglo-Japaneso
treat
The Cnlnrsd ofTictals who wore Informed
of tho sl,-nl g of the treatv expressed the
Ef'f&tet siti faction. Thy said British
pre'tige. in tr. Far Eat had received a
tremendous advancement.
NOT AIMED AGAINST RUSSIA.
Japanese Minitor Discusses Now
Treaty With England.
London. Feb. 12. Baron Havashl. tha
Japanese Minister here, who signed tha
treatv in behalf of Japan, in an interview
published to-day decltrtd that the Anglo-Japan-e
treatv was not directed especial
Iv against Runla, hut undoubtedly Man
churia was within Its cope It was solely
raeant to maintain the "-tatus quo.
The present trentj has no collaterals in
the shap of treaties between Japan and
other Powers, but it doe rot exclude tho
possibility of a similar treatv between
Japan anl RuIa. of course with the lull
knowledge of Great Britain.
NO AMENDMENT TO WAR TAX.
It Will He Considered Under Iron
Clad Rules by House.
rtri BLIC SFECI I,
Washington, Feb. 12 "We would rather
rnve two minutes for amendment than two
das for d bate." ruefullj said Mr Richard
son of Tennessee, tho Democratic leader
of the House. n-da. in discussing the pro"
pect for consideration of the war-tax re
duction bill In the House rext week There
-.t: uii-e uii-Ks in t.ne iioue. not or thi
same political faith vith Mr Richardson,
who are of the same opinion respecting the
prosp-ct.ve proerumrn- Thev will not
ha e tho two minutes for amendment, how
ever. Tha bill v ill b broucht up lit the Hou
rett week, probabl Monday, under an
!:cn-c!ad rule th will p'-ard It from in
trusion or attick that will keep Its pas-age
from lagging and will flnalh put it through
on the double-quick and get It safely to
the President.
While it Is an internal revenue bill In ths
main. It carrier a provision affecting the
duly on tea an J would be subject to other
propositions relating to the customs tariff,
fhe bill will b debated probabl v two dais
before a cote Is taken.
Tho sentiment In the Senate against ac
ceding to the amount of reduction of war
ta-ees proposed b the House ha increased
end it is considered un!IkIv that the Sen
ile will agree to the bill In its present
form It Is a question also, whether ef
fort' mav not be made to amend the bill
with a rider providing for CuBm tariff con
tess'ors. No rules In t! Senate wou'd pre
vent if the leiderx decide to adopt this
iiiueier en. c.wiiiu li-- c uuan question.
JACK BARR WAS ACQUITTED.
Charged With Beinrr in Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Hold-Up.
P.EPUBLIC SPECIAL.
South McAlester. I. T.. Feb. 12. To-day !n
the Federal Court at Atoka. Jack Barr, tho
last of the men charged with participation
In the robbery of the Missouri, Kansas and
Tei-as i train at Caney. I. T. last summer,
was disposed of when the jury, after be
irg out one hour, returned a erdlct of ac
quittal. W Iitn the crime was committed one or
the passengers, a lawyer, recognized the
Uafier. Bob Stearns, as a former client, and
gave the officers their first clew to the
ilpntity of the robbers Stearns, George
Brown. Richmond Alford. Bailey Lewis and
Jack Baxr were arrested within a few
hours All confessed except Lewis and Barr,
who were acquitted. Stearns, the le-ider, U
a one-armed man. mipposed to bo the only
one-armed train robber in the world. The
convicted men are all serving life sentences
at Leaienworth, Kas.
"Wife 31nrilcrer to llanp.
P.EPCBLJC faPECIAL.
Van Buren. Ark . Feb. 12. Dave McWIr
ter. who in November so barbarously shot
nnd instantly killed his wife, near Mul
berry, twenty miles east of here, was to
day found guilty of murder in the first de
gree and sentenced to hanff April IL
After the murder he put his pistol In
his pocket and left for the Indian, Terri
tory, where Sheriff PltcocJc caught him
last week.
Dnriclnm at Fort Smith.
F.EPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Fort Smith. Ark. Feb. 12, Burglara are
operating in Fort Smith. Monday night en
trances were effected to the residences nf
R. C. Bollinger and K. M. Fry, and last .
nigm tne resilience or jiajor Tom lien
Garrett and the hardware store of William
Bresn, were robbed of a large quantlt of
guns end revolvt"
OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
HI W it I
7738-Lat;IC5, P-tticoa.
22f 24r 20, 2a and 30 inch waiit.
To irilvp tl e klt in the medium ize Cl
inch w nt m i- i" . wih require i;:tu jinli
of material uv h .nt or el-en jarii
Zl inches wnlt
rs
"i v.
tt i
7918 Lld;es' Dirt Fitted Orawirs.
22, 24, 26, !8, 30 ad 32 inch waist.
To tnak- th drawers In th" medium si:,
2 Inch wjiv. measure will reiulre two-and
one half jarts of material thirtj-is inches
wide -
Tin: iiEPrui.Tr 1'a.ttep.n cofpox
i.vdihs i'etticoat. xo ts.
op. i,adiea' dhawehs. no. 7313.
Be su to give waist menyire. nama
and nddre'r;, and mail, with 10 cents,
fo-- EACH pattern, to THE PAT
TERN department of the p.n-
I'L BLIC
No. TTS
Xo TJ1S
Inches
inches,
Name ..
Address .
XOTE If both ratten-s are wanted, in
close SO cent.
FRANGHiSE SEEKERS
PRESENT PETITIONS.
Water, Steam and Eleetiic Compa
nies Want Permission to BuiltL.
Lines in St. Louis Count v.
Testerdaj nai franchis dav In the St.
Louis Couctv Court In CIaton and tho
promoters of threo Important enterprises
were en hand to urge the adoption of tho
plans they have proposed. The companies
In question were the Mi-sourl Kiver Water,
Light and Tower Companv, the St. IjOUI-J
Hlllsboro and Southern Iulroad. and tha
Terminal Blt Railway Company. T
J. B Qulgley and Jacob Hawkcn ap
peared on behalf of the water company.
They have made a contract to furniIi water
to Klrkwood from the Missouri River, an.l
eplaired that they were on the ergo et
making another contract with Webster
Grove-. It is neces-ar to get permission
from the county before pipes can be laid
across the roads. The court aked for- &
JG.C'jO deposit to be used fjr the repair of
the roads, provided the compan neglected
to restore them to their original condition.
The Suburban Water Comp my laid pipes
along the Bonhomme road and has never
restored It to its original condition, and th
members of the court Baid they prcposeil
to guard against such contingencies in the;
future b requiring an unconditional de
posit. Jlr. Quiglev declined to give tha de
pont urconditlonall. and the matter was
postponed for furthtl action.
Thomas F. Snced. prc-iding Judge Becker
"V Jefferson Couurv. and several others ap
rieared on behalf of the St. LouK Hlll-boro
and Southern. They produced a certificate!
from Secretary of State Cock showing thas
the companv had been capitalized at tl.ft.0.
(". with Thomas F. Sneed. Ilernnn I.
Brandt. Henry W. Huthng nf St. Iitii.
and Otto Fohrenhort and Edwnrd ei4
of Xew lork stockholder' The r vta
will run from a connection with the South
ern Electric Railway, thnugh th" south
western part of the count to HiU-boro in
Jefferwn Countv. a di-tnnce of forty mile.
The object in building the road, it was
stated, is to .nslst in developing the min
eral lan-N of Jefferson and Washington
counties. Either steam or electric will bo
U'-ed.
The p'-opoItIon was received favorably
by th" court, but the Judges deIml to
familiarize themselves with the route before
taking definite action, and will go over that
pnrt of the route leading ln) St. Louia
next Saturday.
Colonel John Ovenll and several conlrat--tors
appeared on behalf of the Terminal,
but the court d-d not rench their ,t!ti-n
and a speciil hearing wilt fce given thero.
to-day.
c.T mils Introdnced in flu- Iloniic.
t.ei ijBLic pecjal
Washington. Feb 12. Representative Joy
of Missouri to-da introduced a Mil to grant
a psn-ion to Louisa Gregg, late nur-e of
the Ladles' Union Aid Societv. for serviced
rendered dtiri"g the Ciil V.r.
Delegate FHnn of Oklnhoma to-dny In
troduced n bill for the relief of Elizabeth,
X Sullivar The bill authorize" the Sec
retary of the Trensurv to pay Kii.OjO for
cotton taken b the Fe!eral troops from
Wilow Pope's warehouse at StarkvIIIe,
Miss.
Representative Cooper of Texas) to-day in
troduced a bill to provide for the selectloa
of i site for the establishment of a navy
5 ard and dry dock on or nenr Sabine Pass
or the Xeches. or Sabine rivers. In Texas.
SENT FREE TO MEN
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Quickly Restores Lost Visor
To Men.
A Free Trial Package Sent By nail
To All Who Write.
Free trial packaces of a most remarkable,
remedy are beins mailed t0 all who will
write the State Medical Institute. They
cured so man men who had battled for
5 ears against the mental and physical suf
fering of lost manhuou that the iustltut
has decided to distribute free trial pack
ages to all who write. It is a home treat
ment and all men who suiter with any form
of sexual weakness, resullins from jouth
ful foil, premature !oj of strength and
memory, weak back, varicocele, or emacia
tion of parts can now cure themselves At
home.
Tha mmedy has a peculiarly grateful efi
feet of warmth and seems to act direct t
the desired location. siWn strength and
development Just where it is needed. It
cures all th ills and troubles that coraa
from years of misuse of the natural tunc
tiuns and has been an absolute success lit
all cases. A. request to the State! Medical
Institute. 1010 Elektron building. Fort
Wayne. Ind . stating that you desire one o
their free trial packages will be cor
with promptly. The Institute Is d?
reaching that great class of men ,
unable to leave homa to be treatedi?T
free sample will enable them joij1
easy It is- to be cured of sexua'- , ' '
when tha proper remedies are JS'
The Institute makes no restr,:tleman
man who writes will be sent -r nfa
carefally sealed In a plain r? " 5?I
its recipient need hae co ""s MM
rassrrent or publicity. .
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