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THE REPUBLIC-THUKSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1902.
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noosis for nnxT.
ALJj rfntlrlrp tniriV rrwim uell fiirnlh.l nn.1
fetztcJ. fcr Jl 2. per wctlt up; tli-lcll) ursi clas..
NVblte House. ou;tiweM corner Nmih and l.r.a.
BELL, Ac, 8CS Nlerly furnished frcnt room
To cc-mltmen or llct houeUeepins, prlvilese ot
lauidry; very reasonable.
liET.Y. A SOI) Nvlv fUi-iKhM room, ,1n-
:lo or connwTir.p. fur uentlenun or couple; U3t
tn. Rng ;urnac neat io car nna
HEUNAR
connecltnff ;
hduseKceplc
IIKUNARD St.. ?:n Larc tunny front and
rocm-, stiona noor. comp.cie ror i.pnt
na: alio oiaer rooms. ccok sioa. rca-
snaoie
BROAHWAT. 135 and 107 X Kt Th Rest'
tT erty rooma 2io; tn rooms, Kc; tea rooms, Mo
Pr day
CARll. 1T2T NVatly furnKied rooms, camr-icte
for housekeeplns cook Hoo. l&urdry all cn
venlenco CAKROIA, St., 1721 Neatlr funllij frcit
roo-n. (.outturn exposure for pintle men cUo
room for light noui keeping . rem rca onable
CAES Ave., 312 Completely fjrnlhed room;
rrnifnin or houscfcevlni; p now. latfc;
auTidry.
CATE3 Avi . 553 N'lcily furnished front
room, with ftleoe, with con-aicccea, coavta
len; to board, referents.
""CIIOUTCAU Ae. WS-Tio larn fror.t; fur
nace bath; to stntlemen l 25 i.j, also ax at
Tz lp
CHOI-TEAL Ave. P Nicely furrlhed rooms.
rouihm txpotmre. well h-a.cd itjurato bed;
Bodrn connifncpt. 1 up
1 CHOUTEAU Ave i:21-Nlcel rurnlrheA front
roorn. for two ponMemtn nlso srrall team, iras,
ttth; Gerrran cmau family-
"CHOUTEAU A. IW Nicely furnished f-ont
room, complttfl for 1 ?ht ..ni.. k.opiii.;; JI j;
Id room il .w. near Lntnn fetation.
Ciroi'TEAl" Ave. 1205 IorIy fum.shBd flrt
floor front connect Ins rocmi. hGus-kccpinff; nlo
b . -.- nllam. tTT. Mill V iTlf Pfl f t"?lli
J V'lII 1UI 4. t fctiJ fc - r -.. . -..--. -
04 or wcy.
rnni'TrATT- . ml-6 12-18 and 1S2MS25
Itoomi for UcM honKcTln?; fur-l?hed. SI 25
to J3 unfurrlFhe 7S to 2 conm-ctlre rooma
U desired. Webster, lill Clnutau ave.
m.ftov i a WrA-SAionil-filorv iront room.
w;2ft Second -story front room.
reatly furrlshed and htated. reasonable: call
trerlnjs
i-, .r- .- jvttV! mn-n anfumlsheJ.
for h-
r h. UFekcrpmc' rr.T rasonaMo
m-xrir s, - run rvr- ni"! roon. wed fur-
cIsd. en? hot bath furnice; rent reasonable.
, , ..,-.,,
PirKSOV St.. 216-E:ecantly ' rc"
r2ollTOpfierp-coxiifnlciu.e9; reoatnabie.
r --.-.' c wi-t Qjuvnfl-slorY fr ilt fOOH
.u ;'.. f.- h f -si tuth- tdrrra
and ofW rooms; furnace- heat. ca. Win. irrro
reason able
' iiv.iy.v vm 7TS?y Mcli fumUbtd tec)ad-
atcry room rr s.ypms "J".11 -
t.IEVnNTH St.. 1110 S Nicely Turnisiea iront
rounn suitable f.r irntlemn. al-o i-cnneclirs
rocxn. comp.eie ftr light hcufckeeplus. J' W Wi.
r -
EUGENIA St.. 3( Nicely furnished room.
with rood boardl pi, bath; all convenlen es;
Xx ween, near Lnli StaLatu -- -
'miNKUN' Ave., 3C33 Furnished front rcc:a;
til oonveI-r.ce3
FftMvLIN Ae. 01 iland93in. n-lv pa
loiea. cenly Mrnulici ricm, nil Irnnt rora:
,'nulf ir conr.cctlrs. ca. bathl SO a v.A. up
""ruRNIIITTD - t-nfun-l-fhed: monthly In ad-arc-
, up W 41 Ur?u'i'ic
GA1IBLE Et. Kit-Neutly fJ'-hed friint
roon. Itoupkpcp'ns- naa .torn; not tatn. aun
firj. n chlliren
"oAJinLE St.. TJa-La-s- front room for hoao
Veeilnt also other rcom: hot batb- come.
Xilenec
CHltllAif :7IT Nl 1 furnished front room,
DUtt-ern exposure, reasonable
GISbvrn"ace. 1k7Z Suite of unfumlshoi
rooms for man and ife
CL.ASGOTV nace. ror-l'urn.s'-.td or unfur
n'sled loom,; fineal localln In tbo clt. tte
ttem .
ORAMl Ae 5 K fComer Ucle W Ileiutlful
. " m ...! An fwnf rivlH IOr
JwUemeT S- iupl.V 'fVac. heit ali convenl-
1T - - -
HICKORY St.. 1S16 Two rlcely furnl-hd rooma
r rrivau fanilv FU'ta t t r".ilemen or
caurle all molera coiralenc; reaioaaWa.
ZICL.EDE 40o4A Heautlful newly furnlt-red
tecend-ston front r.om, with neat ana las, lor
two cntlemen. no chlicren; preaKiau u ..
V - nv &.. sn-n On. nlrelv furnished room
Ja private" family.
XLaWTON Av- , S0CS nrlsht. clean rooms, fur
Klsted omplef fir he' t housekeeping. wr rea-
s-onable, all converbnecs.
"UWOS Ave. SCOl-I'ltnsar.t. ranr.r frort
rooirs. southern an-1 nslern exposuro; neatly
furnts-el: everv convenlcnc
IAWTON Av- 3)11 Two n'-a unfu-nlhed
rccms and small kitchen, eoythera exposure.
rJce for small fmll . rent t)
LEONARD Ave . 6H-Lovely second-story
front- mlta rr rooms, verv reisonab.n rites;
hot bath, tax. furiic-. tVaihlr.Kton avu. cars
LTNI)t:t.T. Ave -31-rienmnT. R.uthrn sr
pnurv flr5-BUry front room, furnace ntat: a.l
conveniences
LCt:ST Stt I0I larce. STccI, furnlsaol
r-irio. with all conveniences: special rates ai.d
attention given to mllitt-era
LOCIVT St.. !s13 Nely furrlshed f-cnt par
lor, southern exposure, suitable tor ccntlcinvn
cr cvurle; all conven'encee. fasonable.
LOCUST sTT 2S-3-NIrely ani neT7ly fur
nl.hetl fioms. vllh oil molern conveniences for
llrht hpii"eVeepl.i2 or gentlemen, reasonable
IXJCITST St . ?11 ..Next to "t Nicholas Hotel)
Rocms for gentlemen hot and cold altered
baths, electric light, fur-.jce heat, cheap rent
lOCtST Ft 2311 I.oupr'lteeplrjj rnomv wiier
!a rocma, lari: pantry a 1 conv-itepc9. n'aa
hall room; one larps t ceplr.g r" n.. "arnac hf-at.
lOCIIST Pt.. 2S'-I.ere i-vcy and -leantly
furnished room, with hett bet and cold water 'n
room; all modern convtnlnces: rea3naUi: to
entlemen.
"iLrbCAfl Ave., exclrruralshed rocm; tot
bath and all convenlnes
LUCAS Ave . :'M Eecord-.oo- frnt rcotn.
fnrnUr-od or unfurnlhed housekeeping. reaoa
afcle LUCAS Ave 341& Vew'y furn'shfd rec"-.d-itory
frcnt room hot nnd eotd watr In rocm;
tith. ras ard furnace heM pit vale farnllr-
" LUCAS Av". J416 Newly fum'fh''d fecond
tory front room hot and cold wuier In room;
fcth raa and furnace heat private family
LUCAS Ave . 418 fThe ImO-Itonms rlchtly. 15o
to X5c wfUlr. 11 to II 5. tmth free; Just
opened and evrythl"c nw and f. r'-c'
MAPLE Ave.. 525S Xeatlr furnished front
room: mod rh oonvenlenceat also other rooma;
beard convenient,
'MOROAN St.. ZTSft Two neatly furn'.rred to
for rentltnn or houiekepptnc; best cf acccra,
piodatton reasonable terms
"jJOnOAN St .0-NlMtly furnlhe! room;
prirtleee of hou?keplnr alo nicely fumlsheJ
glreU hH rnm nil ro 'eninrM-
MORGAN Et . S214-42 C3 por week. fu-it-V-T"
rocm for housrVtp1nB modern ennvunle e-j
pu ranffe, take Saburban car to Lnard ave,
MORGAN Et. rriTrrtvatt famlTy ha- nTp
routhrnerpfa front rnonv alo back room to
i?r; hot bath, heat; vultable for one or two.
"MOnO AN Pt.. S214 J4 0 nr vtk two con
noctlrc roofs, rmlhed for h-juckplngr; mol
arn cont et lences; aj rango. Suburban cars to
Lorard are.
OLIVD St.. KOS-Cleaa comfortabla. well-fur-UIiei3
rooms.
OLIXT3 St .52 Punl-nel rcoma for centl
ti4n and llcbt houeektplng
OLTl-S St.. IR07 Two nlci rcomr front nnl hall
room, tl ani upi near Union Station and business
center
OLIVE St in? N'ir nvi-na nftlv fnw.cn.v1.
alvo nlc ball room. fuml'Ved and comfortably
warm. efr. rar bti'lne center.
OLTVIJ fit JS23 Newlr ani ejfantly fur-
Uhd moma for eentlemtn. cr will arrtnjra for
iukepinj If dairfd; pa, notb and beat.
OLTVTC St.. rM)a-?wly ani nleelv furnlbd
Tlrt end ptond f.cor front, and cttsr rooma,
Jfclth til oonvenlerces; well hentM; traa and bath
" uuivl be., jyii ric icrninen roomn uirnt
tL fend cheerful arm ntea room for yen tlemn ;
covml,nt to builncga center and Union Station;
aaonabl.
"" ?AOB W4fv Larr. furnished room, furnace
Teat
bath- reasonable
PAOC Boulevard. f"e8 Dantlllr fuml'hed
wacond-Mory front; all conveniences; private
StrrU
PAOn Roulevard CSCrrcm tiro to four fur
f.Uhed room for nouM-kcepinii: first or cond
jtory: reasonable.
PARK Are.. 1W N-wly fu-nlhM front room.
ruthern PTpoFd uttalle for centlemon; la pii
at family ccnvenlent
PAUK Av . 171 Threi rle furnlrhM rooms
for Ucht houV4p,nc heatlnr stove and cook
Btove water In kltfhn
PINT: Pt.. SS2S Two or thre- nnfurnlshel
ywm with conveniences; very reasonable.
npTNK St., 8312 S'np'e and eonntlnir rooms
fornlbd ccniclete for 1'Kht hojskep!nir.
" PINE SL, CK-Nlr!y furnlhej tMM-nory
front room, very rr-onable. southern exposure.
PIND St MS nifjrantly furn!ir-ed rooms;
kteam heat, electric Hrht, e'evaror and tel.
bnon erv!ce fn rertUrr-fn orly
PINR St.. S107 Nice larr roomi . furnished
complete for llht houekeeplnpr with use of
parlor and piano, furnace heat; not bath.
FIND St.. i23 .Mceiy rumnnea roonm ror la
(files or cents; alo onf hill room fl M week;
furnace heat, hot bath and convenience?
BEVENTH St . 1111 9 Nlrelv famished front
oom. first floor, complete- on. or two irentlemeni
Jprlvste family
mxTTt St.. B17 N. tiv house: reoentlv cpe-iei:
rerjihinr new, rooms, lie. 20c, 2ic, SI and up
tr week: beds 10c: free bath.
ST. LOUIS Are.. 4547 ronr lara, rooms; batn.
newiy paperea anu pamiea; svao.e . ce-
fTrfi
7TVEUTH St.. 2T 8 Nicely furnished room:
ttt&re best: runnlrs: water.
WALNUT St., UlS-Nlcely furnished front and
Back parlors, sing!, or en suite, for fonts cr
ori.ii
' Washington Ave. 2Ct Frcnt rooms, for
gentlemen, from tl pr week up.
C WASHINGTON Ave.. 113S Nleelv furn'fh-d
yont ,rd back rooms, well heated, with bathr
jaeap rent
tWAEHINOToli Are.. fKO-Netly ftlmlshe4
pont room, fcr housekeeplne; alia hall room;
Frjr nuosabltk
. .. Uj "? -,. ; 4 v
..Ty w
iiooms ron m:.NT,
AVASH1NGTON Ae., 222J-Tvo elegantly rur
nl?hed front rooma, all modern conveniences; hot
and cold water.
WASHINGTON A e . U4J Nicely furnished
clean com fur labia ro.)ms; whoIeaI6 district; ra
s pec table house, tlsht t.oustketplns tf desired;
Jl ueek up
WCIMER Ave.. 152S Neatly fumlhed or un
furnished looms- for sentlemcn or light houaa
kecuine all ootuenlenres. convenient to cars.
WnsTUiNSTCn Viae. 42)1 Lcu-ca elegant
rrcond ttorj front; well lighted and heated;
fcouthoin exposure; guKndld location.
WINHOrt Place 327 A lleaint room: eouth
ern exposure, beautiful fir couple or ladles em
plo, three minutes walk to Tinney, Grand.
undo enter c.ira.
ROOMA WITH OOARD.
HCtI Ave, 3HI Nleeiy furnished room, rood
ttoard, for couple or two; porcelain bath, furnace
btai. (.&0 per w?k each.
Ii:iIAlt ruleurd. 27i0 Nicely furnished
rooms, ulth Uiard; ery convenience.
PCX.MAR Ave.. 2S4 Nicely furn!ahd eecoad
Ptory room; gwd puaxd; all con enlencea
lH.MAH HcuievarJ. 43CO Kiegant room for
Cfntlemn, accommdatiora flrst-claasj prlvaU
i: a trance.
DCL.MAR Uouleard. S4 Nicely furnished
econd-siry front ro&ia. with tlrst-class bou.td;
all cenvmknets.
tULJLlAK AeT4I51 Two well -furnished rooms
with board; southern exifoture, miitablo for gea
tleir.cn or couple. Jewish family
UEIAI Ml Boulevard 3SGi Nicely furnished
Fcond-sUirj fr nt and other rooms, flrst-claaa
iKjard. private family, all conveniences.
nu-K&ON Pt , 90 Wt.ll fumlshsd room;
modern convtnlencch, cood board; J7 per wwlc
fr two
nrt'ENI 6t , 2210 Nicely furnished rooms,
with kooJ beard, pas. bath; all convenience!
H por week, near Union ttatioi.
ITXNET Ae 3704 Neatly furnished tecond
sljr ro.:ns, h't tath. turaco heat; eogd tabl,
li.i,-T r(p- n-fcn i1-1
! " .-.u.. -.
j riNNEV Ave. 2721 Pleasant second-story
' front modern conveniences; tood table; also
! Mug'-e reams, reasonable.
n.M; Ave., ..SCtOn large cond-story un-
. ., t ... .- t .. ,.u. t.- .-
in-iiisacu iruni room, aio iurmaea iuum wt
.
GARRISON Ave. 71S N Second-story f'"11
nx-:-., nkely furni-hed. with hat. bt bath;
t 6U;laVi& for cuup:tr. board.
t - . ... . . ". "
. uknu Ave. 23 N Ni"dy rurnisneu rooms,
furnace heat: lar. detached
rrodern heme, jard and barn; 4uperli-r table and
i tunica
I. Tn a i "S"S4 i.i w r. k: excellent
board, lare. scr.j, Htcnni tnrv fr nt room for
J two; hot lath, pas htat. own home,
-- rt t , - (i Mr 'l,
I IJtvnriI lioulevard. 25
rtorr connctlns ro n.". vil
J -n tulte. fur cuuple or entlt1;
i-OClT frt. 2K-Koom c:
ijX Hl kLi liOUieviirU. iJiy UirJUl rtrtw.iia-
vlth board,
single -r
fmea.
. end board; good table
beard, home comfort
LOfTST Et 2!4S Newly furnlihed
flrbt-clars board; modern conv enlences.
LOCL3T St . 3j32 Neatly furnished recend
stor fiont ro m; desirable board; every convenl
nre hot bath.
Ia I ?T st . 23 lar?e. vvell-furnlhed rooms:
f.rst -class loird anl all cenvf nlenres; special
fati tn famlll nn 1 seitlcmen. Thone C 73S.
LUCAh Ave. 2211 Neatly furnished and beated
room, with cr without boa id; J3i for two
MARYLAND Ave . CCS Pleasant room, with
beard, s-nall family.
MISSOURI Ave.. 140-I-arce. clean rooms; hot
baths furnace tent convenient to cars; good
table, ttrms moderate.
MORGAN Pt. KM NIcelv furn'sbed. southern
exposed room, with board; for two yourg rcntle
mr in HlflAN St.. 3irT Hentltltully furnShed
ryims vMtli heat and all conveniences; ilrst-clasa
table !-tt re. scnable.
MORGAN St -Ol-XIc-lv fuml;fed l.rr.
om southern exposure, lurnuce heat; hot bath;
I excellent table, home cooking; icascnable; tef-
trences.
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MORGAN St. 4133-Twc n'cely furnished, jeo-
, clats meals modem ImproiemfTit: will rent
tingle or en suite: references exchanged.
NOIIT1I 1IAIIKCT St. 4334 Children's Cot
tage Home Room and board for children; on
of the rrol modem in the citv; terms reason
able, are taklnc children at all ages: very ea
lect tralred nuis. In charge. Investigate befor,
pliclr. children elsewhere, spacl pas pla grounds.
OL.lK at.. JS41 Neatly fu-nlshed looms, wits
Lcrd ard furrnce heat: iate3 reasonable.
OI.I L t 223 Two nice rooms, neatly far
nlBlied. board if d-sired walking dlstanc cf
bt-slners Center: verv rvasonab!e.
OLIVE St cis-Flrst-class rooms: all newly
pajered. goot. tabl board, home conveniences;
fi.rr.arc heat and eas; for centlemen.
I'INn St 3223 Beautlfjl rooms: furnace heati
gas. er I'ent table
pint Pt. 3?il rtetutiful Feconl-r,rv front
ard otber rooms; cood board; furnace heat; eras;
tot bath.
PINB ?: rV-Pleasant, well -furbished routh
ern txpos'Hl room; excellent beard; every con
v ennce.
PINC Pt S''V Xlclv furnished rooms, eecend
flavor with Ert-cu boird; furnaca beat and
ccnvenlerces; very reasonable.
PINE St . i'O Iarge secend-story front room,
fkcamb furnished, with first-claas beard; hot
and cold bath, all conveniences.
VISE St. Sir Excellent table board, without
rooms. eM ncconmodatlnns: plenty fruit and
vepetablf-s. by dav or weec J4 per week.
PINE St. S53S. Nnr Grand-Hlerantly fur
n'chrC econd-storv front room; alo back parlor;
very best board, furnace heat. caa. hot bath.
PINE it 272 Larpe. nleelv furn.phed front
room, at m laipj hall room second floor: flrat
clns hoard; furnaca heat and convenlencea; ra
aonabl.
nrnNTD private family having cna extra
room vould like to rent to some quiet coup.tf
board If desired, n Z5. Republic
ROOM end boird In private Jewish family; all
conveniences, x iz, uepuciic.
nUTGnn ST.. IMS Nleelv furnrned fecond
tt,rv front rc-jm with aicove. tultable for threa
yentlem'n or couple: fU'Tiace hat, hot bath,
goM lUbstantlal bard. Quiet place terms rea
sonable, SARAH St.. 1329 N Nicely furnished front
rocm. In home cf widow, with or without board;
rea-nnatl terms.
MURING Ave . 729 N. (Opp VandeventAr
riaco ITardpome- b'ccti 1-strrv fmnt room; with
flrt c-4 t-oard. all conveniences
hinrDARD Pt.. 2)1 Secund-s ton' front room,
ficlnE onth furrac hcL, gas, hot bath; beat
cf board: t:o per month.
VEKNOV Ave CSCG Room rrlth board; pri
vate family: larpa detacl el hnue In Cabmne;
modern conveniences; sultabla for threo gentle
men,
WAFHINaTON Aver.111TIyirie room "with
two closets; board In refined heme; suitable for
threes In part ; reasonable.
"WAII 1NOTON Avo. 311 fThe Alta VltU
Reautlful roorrs v.lth Mrtt-class board; hot
yth r . t.fft -Seated houce In city.
V. AS1UNOTON Ave. 2M5-Txvo nicely fur
nlflT'd connect Inr rooms, either single or en
nilte, with flrst-clara board and all convenience!;
r&ascnable.
VrAHiNGTONAvV. 13I-n4aut"irurcond-foor
front rrrom: southern r-rno'ure. with lt
of board nnd all convenlencca; reasonable;
phon C 70S.
WASHINGTON Pou'eva-d. 5113 Handomey
furnished rooms and l"ard: poultry and sramo
three or four times week; hot-water heat; refer
ences required.
WEST T)nLLBPIace. ,CS Beautiful "second
story front: alo second-story back room: south
ern cXTMjsure. nrt-class board and service.
noolIS AND nOAUD WASTED.
GOOD southern vv arm room with board for
laclf,. with on mI. J23 two meals, $20; threo
meali Zl X 61 lUpjbllc.
ROOM nnd board In private family by ccuple
Alth B-ycar-old boy; rtasonabla terms. T W.
Republic.
ROOM and boanl for Rentleman and wife; about
$M mcntli for both; no private family business.
a M, Ib-publlC.
ROOM, Mth board. In private fimlly. Wen
End. by jounc Rent'eman; references exchanged.
Address, staling terms and locatlcn. T C3, Re
public YOTTNO Udr desires room, board nnd wah.nr
In fnmlly; 32 10; Soutli bide preferred. Q ZZ, Re
publlo. HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
ROOM WANTED Small, warm rocm; 7t
End. convenient to cars, reasonable. II Zi, Re-
IlUUIIC.
TWO rooms, furnished or unfurnished, for
llcbt oueper,InT. In locality of Marquette
BchooL 15 Ollv oft.
ROOMMATES WASTED.
COOK Ave.. sr Youn? gentleman would
rJiare nicely lumUlied room with roommate;
llrst-class beard; reasonable rates; all conven
ience. YOUNG man roommate for refned, steady
. Fcr.tlerrsn: firet-cliss brard and room: furnac,
' heat al C(impnl.H(-w cv h ,..!. a kt t; ....
" - - -t a ... tilling ...
iOING lady deItes roommate, employed, to
share room In modem house; pleasant surround
ings; all homo comforts: uood board. 2CM N.
Grnr.d avc.
YOUNG man would llko roommat. Interested
In study of mathematics; can clva aaslstanc.
D CO. Republic
FOIl ItnXT AP AltTM nTS,"FliATa
NEWHOUSn Ave.. 1401-FIve. rooms, second
floor; gas, bath, laundry, screens.
FLllMSHEII HOUSES ASD FLATS FOB
HEXT.
EVANS Ave E376A-Nlcely fnrnltherl flat of
three ; bnth: modern conveniences: no children.
OARRli-ON Ave.. 1SOJ N.-Beautlfully furl
nlshed -room tlat: steam-heated: Janitor- tel,
rhcre: separate hall; comfortable horn,: vrr
LACLEDE Ave.. rsSA-Complet, T-room wall,
lurntshed flat; all convenience,; reasonaWs.
.-. . S;.J. ,:,.
FACTi
EAST ST. LOUIS, with a population of 411,000, has hirt morn m.imi
twin planti nnd factories In the last year than ST I.OUIS. with CmOCiX)
people. ARMOUR PACKING CO Is building a Jl.00it.000 plant, to employ
2,500 men. This means 10,000 additional population. Other enterprises now
under way add B.000 more. This meins over 65.000 people by the end of 1602.
The WOHLJJ'S FAIR will benellt East St. Louis n much as St. Louis in
proportion. This means over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POPULV
TION. What will It do for Real Kstate, especially in business center?
DOUBLE THD PRICE, OF COURSE.' Iiuy now before the advance.
JOHN C, HALL, Carleton Building.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUIU'OSES.
HAI..F of bulHer1, ofCce to nrchltrct: prl-5 JJ
p-r month. Inquire room 400 Poszonl buiminf?.
BIXTEEN-ROOM hottl: cfnlrally locjttd. In a
county Mat of ll.OW Inhabitants, nfar ht. Iruls;
rent $15: hotel furnltur, can be bought rca&cna
ble. A U. Republic
STORE: fin place butcher or anr other busi
ness. Call lt23 N. Tenth.
FOR RENT DWELLINGS.
MORGAN St.. lIi-LovelY hou of eight rooms
for $30. Phone. Klnloth D 1131. P. J. Caw
nauifh. 1CI N. Grand ae.
IMPROVED
an- property
BALE.
FOR
FOR SALE.
5727 DELMAR
Twelve-room modern house, lot 40x185,
two baths, hardwood finish, hot water
heat, cedar cloaca, gts and electric l'gnt
fixtures, shades, screens and storm win
dans go with ths house.
Price, S7.500.00 Gas!,.
Inquire on the premises. No deduction
from price named can be made foi com
mission or any other purpose. 31, C00 00 Is
ii per cent below the market pries- for the
house.
FORSALE
14-Room Brick House.
Lot 23x143. rood location for boardlns-fcou.e;
7 blocks from Union Station, 1 block from Ollv,
or Laclede Ave. street cars; price llM Per full
particulars address M S3. Tho Republic.
PnoPERTV OCT OF CITY FOR SALE.
FULLY Improved stock ranch of S'0 acres la
Southern Nebraska, 300 cultivated, 40 timber, al
falfa, water works, new building. J12.SI0. part
cash; owner selling account of age: a fine horn,
pripertj: will be worth $25 acre in five years.
George E. Turklngton. Omafca. Neb.
FOB HEST SUDLRUA.V PROPERTY.
HOUSE, 10 rooms, one rr two families: Web
ster Groves; near schools and churches; for rent
stcara and electrla car. Call 123 N. Eleventh st.
SUBURBAN PnOPEUTV FOR SALE
ROSALIE St. Tiro. Ellendale Sevn-room ub
nrban house; large lot, all Improvements; cheap.
MEDICAL.
LADIES! Use Chichester's English Pennyroyal Rllj.
Be.ll are.tt O.lr UeU.klo! T.li .. .Uer.
Hue .ryoar Drffst. r ...4 4a .., ror ptrUo.
" sa4IttSrilrLdl. I. tettw fcr rrl.r. mall.
CalehMMr vkemlcal ;, PaJlada Pa,
OEXT1STRY.
BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms. 415 N. Broad
way, between Lccuet and St. Charles: Et, 1471:
gold flUlng. $1 up. Dr. J H. Cpe Prop.
BOSTON Bteam Dental Rooms, 415 N. Broad
wav Sets of teeth, J3. painless extraction, CJc;
bridge work. U. Open Sundays until 1
DOCTOR A. E. MOSER. dentist, has removed
from 1S24 Waahlnjrton to 610 Franklin; crown and
bridge work a epeclalty; ccns'Jtatlcn: er. free
DOCTOR HARTMAN. Dentist Examination
free; special rates to worklnr pec-pie, plates, heat
teeth, J4 to J7. N. W. Cor. Eleventb and Frank
lin ave.
NEW YOK DFNTAl ROOMS
Lemdlnr Dentist,. Eeubllthe.1 for 42 Years.
. . v--r. uroaaway ana Olive
Kntrance, i09 O Ive st. Uxtiavtlni
FItEB when teeth are ordered.
Largest anj oldest dental estab
lishment in the city. We emptor
the moot skillful men In the pro-
fairlnn All .. . .C a
"""" U1V KUJiaiUFU.
ucnsuiiation t li
for chean drntla!
ard cet rellatle
prices. Open dal
to 6 p m., and Sunday from
3.0 to 1 p. m.
THKATniOAI.
COSTUMES Masquerada coatumea nnd w!j?s
by Louis Kurth, 20C 3 Fourth it., reasonable
prices.
THEATRiCAI, letterheads, cards. envMopes
eiu lituiLuiits. lUDs. r, omiia xjo . iy s. sev
enth WANTED Attractions; town 2 E-iO; ccatlmf ca-
facitv fiOO. V. C. Thornton, macaser opera-house,
estua. Mo.
WANTED Refined vaudeville, act and rove!
tlei for Iron Mountain circuit; writs In detail.
The Monitor. 22 N. Second at.
WORLD'S FAIR costumer and wlgmalter; the
atrical supplies for professionals. Fucrer. 521
Walnut st.
DYEING, CLEAXIXO AND ItEPAinl.VG.
LADIHS and (rents, have your strmenti cleine.1.
dyad and reualred: lai'es' Jackets remodeled. Paris
Dl elng & Cleaning Co.. 1330 Franklin. Main lSf! .
OLD CLOTHI.Q BOUGHT.
ALL kinds of ladles' and .entlemen'. .-nat.,.
clothlrir bouiht: highest prices paid: send postal
J. Davis. ISM S. Broadway. "
HIGHEST cash prlc, paid for Udlei' and en
ilemen', caat-olt clothlnft. Call cr send postal.
Mrs. J. Miller. 60T Walnut. Kin. A 215; no branch
JOE OELDER. lust from Texas, can use any
amount of rentlemen's clothing, pay twice, as
much as anybody, lai carr; send postal.
BOOKS. PAPERS.
FOR blank books, memorandums, note nockft
and son; books, candy, stationery, periodicals
cigars and tobacco, go to 704 Market st.
OLD books bouitht and sold. Wanted Eddy's
'Science and Health." 2-vol. edition. .Shakes
peare Head Book Shop. W, W. NlsbeL 13 3
Broadway.
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATIXgT
DOWNING replates and repalra silverware:
rold Plates, watches. Jewelry; Kood work; cnih
for old uold. silver and platinum. 3o$ N. seenth.
GOLD and silver platln In all branches; cish
for old itrold and silver; Pne Rold for sale. See
kamp & Kraui. 12H Plna st.
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL,
Bran and copper platlnr. pollshlnc. lacquerln
Phone Klnloeh B U.
I N. Sv.nth st.
fkihtmo.
Al Article-Cheapest place for prlntinc; iam
ples free. McGill & Co.. la N. Eleventh st?
.ftPA '.n ,he Ieaa: 1'0IW huslnes cards. 11
billheads and notehends. Jl SO: quick service
Etapleton & Co.. 403 N. Twelfth . Berllce-
ARTISTIC Prlntlnp-Best and cheapest: -am-
.. ..w. x.,u .. DLimn V.Q.. j.jj . seventh.
ntTITVPcq .... ii . . . . ; r
work guaranteed, rrintcrlum. 14 and 18 N Fourti
BUSINESS cards, Jl; billhead,, statements or
K TwrtfVi" "" thoa'ana- P- VUreyf 101
CRESCENT PRINTING COMPANY SOT N
1$2 idFfonrVmpS'.ercI, 10 W"k popul"
CARPET 47LEAlfISC.
EMPIRE Bteam, Caroet aeanlnic Ctx-C-rr.ta
taken up. cleaned, made over and laid- T,t
work: lowest prlc MJBLucasT Main UlC c 1.
ENTERPRISE Etearn CarpetTcleanln ?oT
Special attention to altering Tewlna ! Ind rV.i.??n
Easton and Pendleton. "fiH; Sml'iWf
UPHOLSTERINO. mattrs-maklng andfeath
rs renovated; do you wish any work VionSt
Donlgan. 1811 or 431 piu, rtj&aang
HOTELS.
HrVPTTT. W.i.ii.i.. m... .. - ' w - " tnjn.
., -- wu..u., .tn Emn and Chestnut ,
Uodtrn Improvements: rooma. Ifc a ii
day; u per week and up. "" w per
ILLINOIS Hotel. MO Lucas Av. vie. rie...
rooma. 2Sc. Ke. n c and Jl eT dlyd .a i
week and up: dally paper, fret. ' a "
OPTICIANS.
.?i2?S? HcCARTHT mtkt KUntlflo examl
itlon: fit, alasa, w.thnn. . n..ri,.
specucl, frames. U op TIP w. B'way.a;tJD.5kg
OLD apectaclcs. XZ.M up; complicated cases '
lcllty:. flnwt eoulpped temrpSlo? totr!
ST. Jnu OBUC4a Copr,. wtUml W ""'
iv iruni r u m.
ik
aiOEV TO LOAN.
On 1'eiwsii) Property.
A PRIVATE party loans money on furniture.
easy paments. confldrtlal nnd proper trut
lr.ent E01 Chemical building- Klchth ani OIHo
MONRT to loan on furniture. pI.ino3 and all
irnod scurltles; lowest rates in the city, busi
ness strictly confidential; est. 1S73. 1001 llorean.
A GCNTLnMAN 1-atliE surplus funds will ad
anco inc-ney en furniture, pianos and to per
manent salaried emplojes. &JJ Benoist bulldmr.
132 X. Ninth
MONUT loined prtlarleil people ulthout securi
ty. Ion est rnt, repajments tasy. Drake, 121.6
Chemical building.
MOUND CITY XTNANVE CO advan. ci tnon-y
on silarles. pianos an! furniture; conndentHl. til
th tlma jou want. 4J2 Benoltt building. Ninth
and 1'Ir.e.
honey! Emm
EAST-PA VJIENT I.OANS CN PIANOS, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS Olt ANV GijOI Se.CUUITT
We will mike jou the CHEAPEST L4IAV In
the city on OJr new HPILDIVG ASSOCIATION
P'-AN. which Is . :e easiest PLAN In ihe vorld
Ihe PAYMENTS can be arrunctd sa that QV
can repay the loan In easy WEEKLT. MONTH
LY cr YEARLY rovrneliti.
wur i-i.a?. enaoies vou vo repiy jour account
ee?w5arreTf
NE'VERJ re:
wivno-u any trouble or mconvenien'
iir-vti;iliji;n. GOODS AltE
MOVED
TVe will give you ALL THE TIME vou want
and, will carry joJr LOAN as long a delred
vfc will pav all yrur tills and a Ivartc ou
more monej. It is eusler to pay one than a num
ter I.N CASE OP SICKNESS OR OUT Or EMPLOT-
1IENT. WE WILL PXTtiND YOl J( LOAN
Remembtr, In d-allrg with us thre are no ad
vance charges whutewr
LIHERAI. HISCOl .NT IPPAID nEPORR DUE.
tf JOU ear-iot clll. WRITE or TELEPHONE
nnd we will Fend our representative to vour
place wlih the money
NEW YORK PINANCE CO. ROO .IS 207-2W-209
AND 210 ODD FELLOWS lU.IiG NINTH &
OLIVE ST3 TELEPHONE MAIN 3S8M.
WE LOAN HIDiMEY
On Furnifu-e, Pianos, Etc.
We loan frv.ni ;i) to KM.
We LlAV Tl the iro In vniie rrCQT7-cTr,.
JJ, cheerful!) give our TEIlilS and HATES.
JJe make lens in BAST ST. LOUIS.
Jou get the money on SHCP.T NOTICE.
Jiou receive the full amount in i'.v,n
Jou may keep It ONE month or MOREL
You rav ONLY for tl-e time you ii'e it.
Tou may pay WEEKLY if jru de-lr..
You mny hive jour time extendtd If s'ek.
Our rtes are as IXItV a. tl-e LOWES,'!-.
Our rfflces are the MOST PRIVATE
Our bu lnis I- STRirTLY ronditertlil
Our motto Is COI'RTEOUS TnnATMENT.
Our t lephone Is Klnloeh n nil
Our rd "res: fl'LLERTON HI.Dii. T'h ard Pin,
Our ro n. arc 2-K) " in I 20J second floor
Call. Ttrlte cr teVr-hon. u
TUQ HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
JV3QNSY TO LOAW
o FtiixiTcnn, pixos, horses.
JY? Cas' and WILL giva joj a CIIKPEIt
ItATE of Interest than any other company in
city, and jou can choose YOUR OWN TIME for
f'ng hack the loan and AMOCNT OP PAY
MENT jou .ii to make, either weekly cr
Jionthly. and jou PAY FOR ONLY such time as
J'oa have hsd monA'. GOODS REMAIN tn your
on possession, and If jcu GET SICK or OLT OP
WORK vve will hold pument. so ther. N no
darper of loalnp our rod- There Is NO PUR.
LICITY OR INCON'VK'NIENCE. papers can be
signed at houfe. Vou can get money same day
you apply w will pay any lni-.-htednes3 on
your Roods sr.d give you MORE MONEY.
If you cannot call, write or telephone, and w,
will send acent to eTplatn our Kvteni.
Tel. B 434 F1IIEI.ITY BROKERAGE CO.
Rocm 1 Mansjr buildinc. 914 Ollv, st.
FUP.N8TUUE LOAfS.
EASY PAYMENTS-LOWEST RATES.
Money leaned on furn'ture, pianos or any
security, without removal. Terms to suit. No
publicity. Call, wtlte or telephone Main KHU
and we will call.
NATIONAL. TRt'ST CO.
nooM mi MERMon-iACC.Rr ni no .
COR URQAUWAY ANU LOCL'ST.
SALARIED EMPLOYES
vrtit .- I HtjfV 13 lllfL.1.
your bulne"i Is ftrlctly contMential? Do ou
K now uhnt 1 h ! ma ns ? ."nil ii- . rf t a Tnlin
Mulholland. Cll Century building. Tekphona Main
2i70.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!
Tor salaried men and tvomen. without s"curitir,
at low (.ft rates, can be paid Lack In tmill week
lj or mcnthlj pajments; conhdemlal consulta
tions In private rooms. alo monv loaned on
furniture; hours S to 6. Equity finance Co,
3410 Union Trust building.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
We furnish you money quickly and confiden
tially; without security. National Credit Co,
rooms 01-502 Chemical tutidlns. Elgnth sad
Olive sts
HONEY ADVANCED SAUPIED PE01E,
Teamster. b-iardIrs;-houee keepers T-itl.out re-nzr-Ity:
eat-y rrjn.ents: larct ba-lness In i- princi
pal cities. Tolma'i, Wl llouser Lldg . W) Chestnut.
riXATVCIAt.
509 sharel Equitable Lard and Oil Company;
lie a share. A D3. Republic.
1 'U.JJIW l UIW ' )'
n ci,,n t--
Ill mlMUM qii y i
100 SHARES Equitable Land and Oil Co.
at 23 cnts. II 4. Republic.
KMfinTS of iToxor.
vrvtr nNXi:R lodge, no i4u k. or ii..
fv1, rains first and third Thursdavs at Hovt
jZjJ ard's Hall. Garrison avenue and Olive
-l-l-street All Knlchts cf Honor are In
cited to attend our meetings
JOHN DIETRICH. Dictator.
3112 Alice avtnue
J If. Hubbard. Reporter 1105 Oljsgow aifim.
?tv- CIIKVALICIt IXIDOE. NO "iS".
(TZ.Vf) meet every ihst and third Thurslay at
Ji&iJV.Northvvestern Hall. 2T04 St. Ivuli avenue.
All Kfllchts of lienor lnvite.1 to cur
meetings. c U BTUVENPOJJ. Dictator.
233.1 Morgan street.
V. A. Clajtcn. Repcrtsr. 2739 Dacon street.
ItOTAL ARCAXBM.
CABANNE COUNCIL. NO 12f.
Rojal Arcanum, meela second and
fourth Thursdajs of each month at
Rose Hill Hall. Maple and Hair.iltun
avenues, at S p. m. Ylsltlcv; broto
tTA Invited to attend.
A. J. QIJINLAN. JR.. Resent.
It. A. McCurdy, Secretary.
GRAND COUNOL. MISSOURI
ktoyal Arcanum. 309-211 Holland
uu.llnr. A coraini welcome to v-
I tors, friends, brethren and member
rum abroad.
i. j MEisnn u. r-
Carl Moller Grand Secretary.
COTE RRILLIANTE COUNCIL. NO.
1293. It. A. meets every firit and laird
Thursday at Buehler's Hall, south-ast
corntr of Taylor and Easton aveau.s, at
I o'clock. Visitors cordlallj welcome.
J. TV. HEADEN. Regent,
rjeo. TV. OaIl"way. Stcretary.
KMG11TS OF FATHER 3IATIIC1V.
SLTREME COUNCIL. KNIGHTS I
cf Father Mathew. Office. No. lSf3
Ixvcust Street Write, rail cr tele
phone C M9 for printed matter.
DANIEL O'C. TRCY.
Supreme Chief Sir Kn'ght.
Thos. S. Uowdern. Supreme Recorder.
ST. LATVRENCD O'TOOI.E COUNCIL. No S
Knights of Father Mathew. meets on llrst and
third Monday of each munth. at School Hall, ill)
O'Fallon street. All member, requested to b,
present. Visitor, welcomed.
JOHN M. HENNESSY,
Chief Sir Knight.
John J. Scully. Recorder.
RED ME!t.
MINNETONKA TRIBE. NO. 41. IMPROVED
Order Red Men. meets every Friday at D-ulds'
Hall, southeast corner Ninth and Mailret street,.
Work In Adoption degree. Eighth rup, no breath
ararp. Visitors coraiallv Invited Members ex
pect, d to attend E. M. COTTA. Sachem.
William Depp. C. cf R-. 101! Hamilton ave.
STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. 2S.
Improved Order of Red Men. meets
every Thursday sleep at Druids' Hill.
southeast corner N'nth and Market
.MrMt. 8rst Thursday of each moon.
Adoption degree; second Thursday. Warriors' de
gree: third ThiiM blaT Chief." deirree- fnnt-th
, Thursday, tribal business. Visiting chief, tnvlt-
S".5r.?.!r'r,ba,1, busln-'
rt,OOT """"Trr.T-i
F. Scovll, c. efRa
WALTER C MOORE. Sachem.
mi nun sueet.
TT-111 ftt a t-I-ill ail.1lt nVinanar fr,nn jt'V.i t-.
,t"2aF,ri "mount, fr.,m TEN ndLilki&tiizS-niOv'.
work at Ictimt oau vvnv net ro to the cheap. t place.
sccncT socinTics.
KMHIITS OF PYTUIAS?
AOIK IXIDGH. NO. S1J K Or P .
meets every Tuesday eenlnK ot 8 o'clock
slmrp In Iturllnston bulldliie. 810 Oluo
Ultors tonllally Invited and member, expected
to attend rR VNK UnitRT. a '.
..Altest: O TV CTIfton. K. of It. fi. S.. No. K13
Nnrth Twent -second street.
AURORA IIDOII NO. et K OF P,
mectl nt Delabar-" Hall Brnndnar and
bgtT l-lm street, l'ridiy etnlnfr. TVo-It In tlw
iiT..t?n.? or, K"lKht Peb-uary 21. 1302. A cor
dial Invitation Is extended to all
J. J. IIun.1. K. Cf n. & S.
vnVT.I-,B Jlf-H' ?ai;oritr ixDon,
ISO 2. IT rtf I rtin.tle.,.e 11..1111 '
810 Olive stMet'-Rf-uiar cVmentloni' sec-
Th. V '"ii??1 "r';)l". .Sr'?.c.h P'
on Prld ".. t-"L":""r.."..HPK ."
w-lronie " iEUu;u ,. visitors always
JCTia's. c. rink. IC. of r!' . s. SI0!aua- c- c-
""pvViPiSi.SVV
m ..i'.'r-T-."ln "n" ol"" Streets On
business meetlns. Visitors cordlillv inltert'
...- -----., .. ni. a t, it. Knariju
A.te... ,7 ,T ...."C C.
- '"J ijurimci i, i.. oi it. &. H.
nmk of IMko Thnr1nv. Tebruiry 20. Members
cxpeUcd and vlsltori Invited
J- Otto. K olRts
OHEVVLirit LODGE. NO TO K. OP
P Cntle Ilnll In OH Fellows' Temple,
Hall No 2. Eighth Floor-Kegulir meet
ings everv Wedne.rliiv .unim. c -.b-
ernrp. Iluslnts- of lmi.ortnn Wedne-diy even
ing February 2C 11j2 VMtlnr knlchts always
welcome. "STANLEY P PEr!CE C.
Attest: Ifflih W Sorrenfrel, K ollt'iS
Address. 2 Arrenal etreet.
COLUMBIA LODGE XO 22G K OF
p Meet everv Tuesdnv evening Rt S
o clc-rk Eat Hall. Century building.
rSlnfh flnil (lilvii s.friittr T..nj-,.. ..
Ing v-or.t In rank rf Kn'ght. amplified f-rm.
Members requested to !e pr.s.rt Vltoro wfl
con"'T, n .. O A. bCIIENK. C. C
' FDcmpv. K R & S.
ft
DAMOV LOriGP. XO 2S. K OP p"
meeti e'erv WMmt evening at Tra
ternnl hulld'nr. H.venth street int
Frnnliln ilemii n.i ... - . i -
Members or th. lnntnrr
Sl'VK '"'" OC " "M "" Hot
j &. n. EermeJkAf-l-oA
Evnns avenue.
PFTFPF GRFV.T LOPOn
n re. K.
15? Sf r rneeti every WtdneMiv" even'nc at
NJ X,? 'hx- at Hov nr.I's Hall. Tlil'-tletli aid
Otlve streets Wedne.fltv ,i,.Tn. r.s.
ru.irv 1. vvni-lt In rank of Knlitht. All knlfihts
are fraternally Invited.
. . W. I. EULER. a C
TV A rt"brn. K of R s- S
f GI'ltMANIA lllinn. NO B K OI- I ..
meet3 rvtrv Thursday eveniri- at f'astle
II-ill. in Ilurl'nEtin lulldliR, Nn V10
Olive treel VV'.V In tlia -.1. T- ,v.
Thiirrtnv. Ivt ru i-y M visitor-) cordially invited.
membeis expected
t ,. ,- .-TO,IN" HVNSIlEnRY. C. C.
J. McKason, K. of R AS
OS.vWR
ICnlrht nt TlPXt rfinifflUnn C-Ie.-.
OTOWN Vui,orccrdi-,flv' 8ZH" "PeC,Cd
. Henry C. Scott. K. cf R.V's. MILLEP- & G
PACIFIC LonOE. NO tit r or
& 57"k'.7 w5'",,ay evenlnsj tn Cn
5 turr.bulWlnr N nth and Olive .treet.
tnTite vi ,". exn"ctl''1 nd vis'tors cordially
5S . c? t ork in CJU."'re rank Wedn.day even
InK, February 13 p r ROGERS - f
J. W. Campbell. K. of k OGERS' C' a
pahagon lodge, no. ej. k. of p..
?ZA rW 'I'i' "rale In hall No.
3 Odd Fellow!' huiMinrr C!ntVi .n- oil,..
' .freeia x-. q..i. .- . Jr
. . . . -A ; .iiy, ninK or rape.
Members ard visitors are cordially invited
... . r . . ROY Y DRryiU'S, c. c.
Atlest: Frank Johnscn. K of R. & si
JJ" TR
0Jr- -Rei
PREMIER LODGE NO ZK. K. OF P.
Reuulnr meetlnff everv Thu-sday even-
- ' ' o i. uaa eenow. rumainjr.
t ihun.iv Vrnrlr It. -anl r.r iea-,-il-a
Vl.mV... .....4 lt. ,, -V . .. .
wLHivEt. uiiu ,aiior- rniBuy mv lien
. 1NO A. BRUNCH. C C
- W""' K-cfR a
IJf RFD CROE51 LODGE. NO. 51. KOrr
"5,Q Hall Ninth and Olive streets. February
direct. Pahmarv
rs.
Ru-lnecs All InMita are Invited
tt tt. t, ,,r- '- TnrCKKVMILLEK. C C.
n. W Deldlrg. Ivof R. i S
WALNUT LODGE. NO. Jin. K OF P..
r-teverv- Thurdav evcnlnir it 8 o'clock
Bf .i.i.p ai i.iRnino'ie-. Ilsil. southeast enr-
Tier TTlev.ntH .f.SA. n t- ,.,,
isltors cordially lnvitfd on I mmler excec'el.
r. . JTT'. J " I'HRKINS. C. a
r.'rre A Mentrrl. K. cf R .. S
WASHINGTON LODGE. NO 1'1 rf
of P. meets everv Kr'div evcr.Inc at 3
fenco'hall No'' ,.?Sffff anbS"o.?f; '
? lnt? 'V'SS:?"!?".-2.!:. "'i..1.'! .
streets
rank of Kn'ert. All member, emetrt? f-n.ii.i
Invitation to vlsltlrc bitluen to at'end.
HENRY HAnruit. c c
Joseph P. Dummlch. K. of R. i S.. 3104 Clark.
?
i;i'rJ,.,l?H.:0Ti5,.?or; p.: '
' :"""-"' ?-v""" "'"" -r- v
Hall No I tcnfi "nor Centurv bulldmc.
ac ; o riork. iiU5inesi meenrr rr im-
tortnnce nnd Ptnoke-. All members expected and
visiters cordial! Invited to attend
SIDNEY J MAIIARV. C. a
Alte-t: O HI Ilroa-i K of R & S
ACIEAT I'HEE AST)
ACCEPTED MASONS.
Itcra alnaj. heartily welcome
E. r WIKTC3T. Reeent.
No. S3 N. Sixth street.
It J. Rraun. Secretary.
&
OEOTtfJE WXHINriTOV LOr)OE NO.
9. A. I". A. A. M. "ill luM stat'd com
munication at T.3 o'clocl- Tue-da even
ing. Februarv 23. r.02. at JInonIc TemDle.
Grand and Itnn.y avenues, for work In
tho M M. drzrce. Members are pa-netly
requested to attend. Visitors are fraternal
ly Invited A. L. MARION. W. Jl.
Henry Llhou. Secretary. .
AJIISDITHI
Conlstorv .A
KcollKh Illto
teenth and L
COUNCIL AND MISSOURI
MISSOURI I
AAA S It . will
Rite Cathedral corner
:d Locust streets on Thursday.
February S nt s o'clock p. m
THO.MAM J I'ROSKR, Comminder.
A V &TEWART. Ma'tor of KadjSh.
John R. 1'arson. Registrar.
fc
MISSOURI IJinGE. NO 1. A. T. & A.
M. State! cjrnmun'catton at Corinthlin
tlall Grand Avenue Ma-onlc Temple.
Thursday. TVbruiry 23. at 7-30 p m Rec-
ulnr order of buslnesi fctereoptlom views of
I'Mllrplne IMands battle of Manila and other
subjects E. A 's. F. C 's ard M M 's are Invited
to attend CIIAS McLEAN. TV. M.
John II Deems, Secretary, .
ORIENTAL CHAPTER. NO. 7S. ROYAL
Arch Maeons Stated convention Thurs
day, rcbruarv 20 at 7:50 o'cicck p. m..
arx and Jeerson avenves. vvora: ia
Mark degree. Companions Invited.
It. II CAFFALL. Secretary.
a ST L
AlVde.
V o'clock.
ST LOUIS LODGE. NO 20. A. F.
M hpectai oomn'unicm.on i"
lneday) eveninc. I'et ruarv 1. at J
v- cnrinthlin Hall. Masonic Temple.
. . t-l A.ln... VUltHM
Work In E. A. dfKr.ee. "'"""""
fraternally wdcom. g rtASSITUR. TV. M.
Thos. J. Brltt. Secretary.
lMyL-I'ti.NUEaT ORDER FUHESTERS.
COURT COTE BRILLIANTE. NO. S3S. I. O.
T-nerular meetings second and fourth Tu
Fa7. in each montnt Bowman's , Hall. $
corner Eleventh and Locust streets. Malting
Foresters 'ld'ROTI,K.MANN. vmlet Ranger.
Wm. G. .TTIght. Recording Senetary. .no. 4Sa
Kennerlv aven-.e.
ORDER OF COLU.TinlAN KXIRHTS.
EXPRESS LODGE. NO. 73. ORDER
of Columbian Knight., meets every
. ernnJ and fourth Thursdav. Nett
r' .,, nm..p V.-nt.n.nv,. IT 1nlH,,inn
Xt11 At. members and brother knlshts ar.
cy rorrtlaliy invliea.
DOCTOR A. P. JORDAN, President.
r. E. Kaiser, t-vcretary.
THIItn OF un.V-IIUR.
TRIBE Or BEN HUR. ST. LOUIS COURT.
No. 4. Tribe ot Ben Hur mecta to-night at
Twenty-Second and Franklin avenue. Shoemak
ers' Hall AH sons and daughter of Hur wel
come. W. A. DURST. Chief.
Alice C. Mulkcy, Scribe. 1721 Franklin Ave.
KMGIITS AND LADIES OF HO.OR.
V EST GATE LODGE. NO. ES, K. I
of II., meets first, second and fourth
Thursdays .of each month at their hall.
No. 2S01 Franklin avenue. Vlsltine mem
.
bers cordially invited to attend.
J. D. McCARTT, Protector.
Ulnetta Stephenson. Secretary.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL. NO. J12 A
L. of II.. meets everv "eccnd ami rn'nh
ijiuieuuy evening, .i i raternai ouilding.
northwest corner Eleventh and Franklin '
avenue. Companions from slsjer councils cor-
dia.iy invittu. luui sn.vuivb, commander.
TV. II. Adams. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
ST. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO.
453. meets every first and third
Tuesday, at West End Hall,
southwest corner Finney and
vandev enter avenues. Visiting
knights are cordlallv Invited
JOHN 3 1.2AHl
t . 9na Kn'sht.
Jos. c Carroll, jr.. Bscordnut
secretary.
-. ' "t jt; -- f-u-nH1
Jim. A?Jr-: I,AI;1- or monitor i.or.nn.
ci' ..., . ?! ' - " every Thursday
v-iC1. l" " !tuTV bulldinu feast hall).
a A KECULU! JIEETINO OF CORNER- 1 v:'fi""ij--. v.uai . i-Tlese, Al. j. Gallery,
....
rrV "tone lovikp -no is. a .. s. a m . will ii""' - u. toward A. Hurrltt. waiter
A hlirld at siiionlc Tempi" llondav. at H Brady. Hurton II. Law. Louis J. Veter-
- ,ru p. ni. iijr n.-in in ne i list an., iniru ilk anu jonn M. Kelson. G ComDanv
degrcea. Visitors alwavs welcome. ' -v.uvttuj.
iv.i.Tstt fc.ri'vvriTVt? tvt xf ' -
James A Smith, jr.. Secretary.
EAST SIDE RAILWAY
IS REPORTED SOLD.
Clark Bros. Said io Have raid
Nearly ?2,000,000 for East
St. Louis Line.
The report was current in East St. Louis
j-estrrday that the East St. Ljuia Electric
I Railway had been Bold by the Terminal
, Association to Clark Brothers of Philadel-
I , .. ., .,.. .,. .... -,..!
i iniu. it was switeu un" !-.- j-.,.-
i for tho property is between $l.0.tX and 2.-
t.fjO. Representatives of the pnnaueipnia
sfeetVailway masnatea inspected tho sheds.
power-house and lines of tho road jtstcr-
,
Julius S. Walsh, president of the Terminal
Association, admitted that the deal was on,
and ttated that tho price offered was a
large one. but said that the deal had not
been consummated as ytt, and probably
will not be beforo the first of next week,
lie was unwilling to make public the de
tails of the sale at the present time. It is
said that John Rromlctlu is slated for su
perintendent of the line, when It becomes
the property of the Clark brothers.
tieriunulu Ilelovv Pur.
Trust companies continued tho feature of
thn St. Louis Stock Exchange yesterday.
The Gertnania stock sold at J190.73. it ba
imr the llrst of the newly organized trust
companies to sell below par. At the morn- The fullness In front is arranged in clus
ing session Lincoln Trust soid dow n to $21 ! "''aMLlInS'nu'lorn? a Waf-
wnicti was a urop ui vi.m inw u.,.. ..-
last sale on Tuesday. Orders to buy cauatd
a rally of four points in the afternoon.
A noticeable feature In the recent dis
turbances ot the stock market has been the
ab-ence ot speculation in the bank stock'.
i'"J " ;",-" J" . . '"."7'-
. r."'x. " f t!'e "", ? m? JiLe J-0
Thu clais of securities uppears to nave
Throushout they havo hetn suor.g, and
held with such conlWtiice thai the uwnirs
have not liquidated to any extent, even
when tha market was most troubled. Third
"National has hfen es.pecially ttrons.
l'xiiosllluii l'ropi-rty bule.
Tlio falo of the Uxposition property under
deeu of trust on February K. is being
looked forward to with considerable Inter
est lit local financial circlts. A representa
tive of the Itondholdcr'a Committee ktaated
jeiterday that he had assurances that
there would be at least three bidders at the
tale. In the absi nee of am other purchas
er, ho hald. the bondholders will buy In tho
property, paving for It In bund.s, of which
they control nearly all that are outatand
lnc. The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the United Hallways Company of St. Louis
will take place Monday, March 5, at the
ofllce of the company, room S0C-, Security
building. Tho principal business of the meet
ing will be the elecuon oi eleven uireciors.
In accordance "ivith the laws of Missouri.
no person can vote who has not owned hl3
stock for thirty days prior to the election.
Transfer books of the company will be
closed ieoruary A, and opened March 4.
ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARD.
Orders of Promotion and Election
Issued at Springfield.
REPITILIC SPECIAL.
Sprlngfleld, 111., I"eb. 13. The following en
listed men of the First Infantry'. I. N. G.,
have been ordered by Adjutant General
ISeeco to report to Major M. L. C. Funkhou
eer. president of the Board of Examiners,
for examination for promotion: Corporal
Jlaurlco O. Fulton and Privates Burnell
II. Mallory of C Company and Sergeant
James V. Croak of I Company.
Upon his own upplicat.on. Captain J.
Frank Wall!, late ot C Company, sixth In
fantry, has been placed upon the retired
list. The election of John W. Cushman to
be Captain of the company, to succeed.
Wahl. Is conllrmed by the department.
An election Is ordered to. be held in G
Company, S,xth Infantry, at & p. m . Mon
day, March 3. for Captain and to till such
other vacancies ns may cxiM at that. time.
Captain Charlea U. Frlsby of the Sixth In
fantry will preside.
Upon recommendation of the command
to? officer. Private John B. Dohney, who.
Waft rirnnnpd frum A "V,Trtr?tiv- C-fi, T
?h!. - deScrter- U res"rtd to duty.
The resignation of John R. McCabe as
Firsit Lieutenant and Battalion Adjutant of
the Seventh Infantry is nccepted.
Honorable discharges from the military
service of the State are Issued to the follow-
lis enlia men:
first infantry Private
Forrest Isham
rest Isham, A Company; Privates Frank '
Jicyers. vjnnnps l 'iiinnm nnri inbn .
llichmond. I, Company. Sixth Infantrv I
in n5.rfr, ,il t-i v.'- V"a",f rV Stow"
nn,i .-rim,'? $ Ivlnc lt,r "' Hopkins
and Clarence V Spawn. G. Company; Pri- l
.V i. Y ln?c'n - IlWsely. John F. Dee- 1
..!., it unu oerKeant. tugene J. Krelaer. u
Company. Seventh Infantry Corporal
-. . v-uiiniij anu r-r.vaies nooert u.
WEDS DAUGHTER OF LANDLADY.
Arthur Savignac Gives Mrs. Mul
ler a Surprise.
Arthur Savlgnao of No. 1710 North Four
teenth street and Miss Ella Muller. or the
same address, were married yesterday by
Justice of the Peace Robert Walker, It be
ins a case where the boarder won bis
Ia,",UaIy dnuKhter for a bride.
When a landlady takes youns men as
boarders. It is not a safe propositi it they
have marrlaceahlo daughters." Faid Mr.
Saiflgnac yesterday. "In mv .. if S..
only a question of knovvlnb; Jlis Muller
formed, and the fact that we "are StMl
HUng with Mrs. Muller la evidence that
?a13Vfe.bee,n ,forSven. -Mrs. .Muller enter
tained friends In our honor to-night."
illi.vois supitEJiiTcounr.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
,r,Spnflfl11' U- .Feb- "--Proceedings !n
the Supreme Court trwlnv e.,i.i:
tnnni.hertrSt5j- "' Peole: t!on by appellei
denied. c,rtlfled CP" ot Appellata Court 'brief
Nelsh ts. Gannon; order takinff cas, e,t asld.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
IWDEPEJIDENT ORDER ODD FELLOWS
LACLEDE LODGE. NO. SI O
P'F" raeets In hall No. 4. Odd
Fellows' building. Ninth and OUv.
streets. ,very Thursdar evening
Work always on hand.
5sc,An wi JANSEN. Noble arand.
Clarenc, E. Moor,. Secretary.
SUMMIT mnnvT! wn rr t
0. F.. meets ever" Thur.dw ntirht
tt 2900 Manchester avenue. Members
urced to attend. vuttni al....
welcome. Work every evening.
A. E. CONNEU. Nobl, Grand.
Wm. Conner. Secretary.
WILDEY LODGE. NO. 2. L V.
O. F-, meet, Tuesday evening at
each week at Hall No. I. Odd Fel
low e' building, corner Ninth and
Olive, at P. ra. Visiting brothere ar cordially
invited. J. F. PR1CHARD. N. O.
F Moore. Secretary.
ROYAL TRIBE OF JOSEPH.
ST. LOUIS LODGE, NO. 7. ROTAL
Tribe ot Joph Regular meeting of
this lodge win oe neia in Ancnor hu.
Jeffer-or. and l-arg avenues. Haluraay , 5
.cn.nvf. teoruary a. itjs, at I o'c.ock. j
All members requested to be present. Visitor,
welcomed. o. S. BROWN. Patriarch.
W. D. Gillespie. Scribe.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
ST LOUIS AERIE. NO. 41. F O E
meets every Thursday night and the
first Sunday afternoon of each month
at Havlin's Hall. Sixth and Walnut
atreeta. Tlsltlng brethren welcome.
mvnin T-r-.T. ...
John A. Gernez. W. B..' 1007 Chestnut itree't.
NATIONAL UNION.
EADS COUNCIL. NO. 4S7. NATIONAL UNIOV
meets flrst and third Thursday, at 8 n m in
Iiowmana Hall, northeast corner Eleventh and
nv.n w tctvtt--to ' ....
W. Depp. SecretJrVl ' ""' ""
LOOKOUT COUNCIL. N'O avi x.-.n-m....
Union, meets flrst and third ThnnuiiVi .. .
,... JOIIN W.-DEEMAN-Presl'd S I
Phone Mam 2447A. I
-- mound city counts w ,.T
BR, National UnlonT iSSS onecSS- .
fourth aa.eacTmVh?Howa?dn'.
U Ha", corner Garrison avenue and Ollv,
' nSS h '.ort,?!,lL 1" -"W ft"
ruary 14. Sneclal fntnlanm.., .,
award for attendaaM. 1
JUchaxaB.
J
SHIMON'S
DYSPEPSIA
CURE
When Pref. Munyon jays his Tyspepa!a Car
will cure indigestion and all forms of stomach
trouble he srnip'y tells the truth. It will cure av
stomach that has bren aburd by over-catmjf and
over-dnnlinif. It mil cure a stomach that hat
been wealned by oM-st) 'e drugs. It will do mucA
toward matinp an eld stomach act hie a ound one.
At all druits 25 cents. Fifty six other cure.
Munvon, New York and Philadelphia,
HUMthVS IMULES CLUES CITISSB.
LADIES' STYLISH WRAPPER
Biscuit and Itrown Cliallie a Verj
Attractive Color.
Ladies' Wrapper, with Yoke, No. S34fi.
Biscuit and brown challie is here attrac
tively trimmed with brown velveteen. This
combination of colors is much worn at
present, and makes as stylish house gowin
as It does street toilets.
Tho wrapper is made over a glove-fltted,
lining which closes In tho renter front. The
linclr W hnv-nhilfpil In thn renter and flD-
, niie(i -ir the lowtr edce ot the round ioke.
teau liack In front the fullnet-s H con
tlnri! at the waist with a elvet belt that
is included in the underarm seams and
drawn down in front where the ends cross.
The smooth underarm gores, fronts and
hack provide ample fullness, which falls
gracefully to the Iloor. The wrapper closes
graceiui y to tne uoor. ne nnniier cms
lmislbly in front. A plain velvet collar
completes the neck.
854S-LADIES' WRAPPER WITH YOKE.
32, 34. 36, 33, 40, 42 and 44 inch bust
The one-piece bishop sleeves are fitted to
the arm with narrow box plaits which ter
minate a few Inches from the lower edge,
where the fullness forms puffs. They ar
finished with narrow velvet wristbands.
Charming house gowns may be developed)
In French flannel, cashmere, nun's veiling.
Henrietta or albatross, with yoke and col
lar of contrastlnc material. It is also marto
j of one fabric, and ribbon or fancy braid
user! to decorate the yoke.
n- M..i... , ....- , .t.. a. .
will remiim rvn mni. r fv.e---.
material. The pattern. No. SMS, Is cut In
Pizcs for a S2. M, 35, 38, 4v, 42 and Inch
bust measurer "" "" UKU
THE REPL'RUC PATTEItX COUPON
INDIES' WRAPPER, NO.
S5IJ.
Be sure to give bust measure, nam
and address, and mail with 10 cents to
THE PATTERN DEPARTMENT OP
THE REPUBLIC. iJ"n u
No. SMS. Price 10 cents inches
Name
Address .
and appeal dismissed for want of assignment cC
errors.
Johnson vs. McDonald: motion, by appellea ta
file additional record and dlsmls, denied.
Turrer et nl. vs. Harao: motion by appellee,
for an extension cf live day, in which to flle
briefs.
Friedman . lusher; suggestion of diminution
of record and motion by defendant In error ta
dismiss writ.
Village of Dalton v. Dalton; motion by appel
lee to file briefs Instantor allowed.
Citv of Snrlnir Vnllev v. (ni-1n. T-.M n.l
Ccrrrary; motljn for leave to file petition for
ctrtlciarl.
Ogden vs. Ogdcn; motion of appellant to wlth
craw part of record allowed.
Tcken on call:
City of Chicago vs. Peck: City of Chicago ys.
Chicago . L. B. Clerk: Ctty of Chicago vs. Cor
coran; City rf Chicago vs. Walsh: City of Chics-K0,s-
I;,0,'e''k: Glos vs. Cratty: Brennan. recstvnwv
vs. Gallnaher: Starkweather vs. MaElnnU: Tbir
Ilff va. City of Chicago.
Adjourned to o'clock to-morrow morning.
NO SERVICE ON W.T GILHAM.
Empire Hotel Proprietor Has Xoli
Been Found.
Eeputy Marshals have been unable bo far
to get service on William E. Gllham, pro
prietor of the Empire Hotel, who Is charged
with violating the city ordinance requiring:
;I.I,i-h0ite,!'i.lnd lodging-houses to b.
equipped with lire escapes. His case is set
for trial In the First District Police Court
for this morning, but he has not been
found.
Robert B. Snow of No. 3M6 Delmar ave
nuevwno ls saId ,0 be ono f 'he owners
of the building, is made a Joint defendant
with Gllham. When the court closed yes
terday thera wns nn rpnnrt tn chnw tk.t
Mr. Snow had been served with the police.
summons. Thn Rrnlr la .b sT.Ti -? ir
- ,,, nII - .r.". -irh ST, I k.."".. 'XTl
morning of February 9 with, the loss of
n-J" . "-; M ft , M"cu ua via
ctcu iivt:3.
Gllham has not been seen In St. Louis
since the fire. It Is reported that ho has
been In California tor his health, all ths
winter.
TRAINS COLLIDE AT MIDNIGHT.
Excitement Among Passengers,
but No One Was Hurt.
Considerable eicltement was caused
among the passengers of outgoing; jr., K.
& T. train No. E. which collider! with .
freight train which was being switched by
nf,TtSSfn3 FeFy Company crow at the root
.. A "- "uruy aiter mianlrht
yesterdav rnnrnfnf v , 1 'jrP?
--' .ui. WW aa nurr OU
ww uumagea Bllgntiy
cars xtrns cnfonViaTt in
Sn."'0e - V" tWS n I -
The sudden stop or the passenger train
i011 .the passengers and some or them
5an out to sce wnat the trouble was. The.
?Sff ?. sll"ht- howei'er. thkt th.
V11"1 continued on its way without much
'reIaJ;; Charles Blackburn or FTaSkto
Jlinntrnn tuawt Yia nlnMA. -w J '.' '
& &, 7r i.raln' whJle JormSdJjfSi
No. 14S7 ArHniyfOT. nvnu .- il lmJll i T
F x? a. rlT ."'.';,.T?r.",. " OI U
I I )l
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