f
KOOMB FOR RBilT.
ALL parties looking for nice -Irgle rooms, Jl.is
week up. can And desirable qceommodatlon at
White House, southwest corner Ninth and lint.
THE REPUBLIC: SATUED1T,
ROOMS FOB RBXT.
ARCO Avo.. 4213 Nicely fum'sbt-d rocm. rult
ble for two ppiitlemen. running -water, acreens,
to.; fine location; near cars.
m
UARRY St.. i:2 Two rooms and kitchen; $3 00
j r month.
lSELL,Ae.. :040 Nlctlr rumlheJ front tooch;
cool, south fxpo;ure; tine lor summer; hot bath;
jpleasant 5 ard. three car lines
liEJCTON St.. 1SC3 -Tw. nirt rml rr.oms n?t-
"ly furnished; rent cry reasonable, ten minutes.
ride to business center.
"c n,tk .S'iLSfrh lF ..V". . 3. or two.
.... t.4.iun.c At-rust si.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
niS SSilr .7,aJ ."d'jme furnished c n
mar ' fliBhnsch" .l'r'ia ''"": west of Oram,
public. toc'""'l. rent reasonable. K i;s. Re-
n,Y.,-MEVB-TnR Ave. lOH N -Nleeli
nihe.l rocm. (... . :. :.:.... ..... . . '
or two gentlemen. " ""'" tl:'"u"'
fur
or ens
BOTLE Ae.. 1.2G S Nicelv furnished front
room, for two gentlemen, all conveniences; very
reasonable
BROADWAY, 2)5 S Nicely furrlshcd front
n-oom for light housekeeping; al-o second stnry
:front room, for couple or two gents, respectable.
CASS Ave.. 1523A A neatly furnished hall room
-.for rent.
CASS Ave. 2S13 nooma for light housekeeping
or gentlemen: cool large. pleaant. batti. gas,
laundry.
CHANNI.NG Ave.. S94 .N.-Tm large nicely
furnished second-story front roo-n. southern ex
posure; suitable for gentlemen; Lih. reasonable.
CHOUTEAU Ale.. MCI Nicely "furnished front
room.
CHOUTEAU Ave. ::04 Nlcily tarnished front
room for two gentlemen.
CHOUTEAU Ave HIS-largo room, furnished
complete for housekeeping. 12. other rooms
CHOUTEAU Ate. 1012 Cnfurnlshed twm for
light housekeeping, one cr more. 7c to $1 ai.
CHOUTEAL Ave. 1Tj!Two connecting rwrfni
tor light housekeeping! enameled Lath, all. ccn
Tenlences. CHOUTEAU Av.4 121 Elegantly furnlsh-d
rooms for two s-ntlemen: gas, bath; Ucimaa
private family; qq children.
CHOUTEAT', Ave. SOS Large. FOUthern-cxprsod
room: also lrge front rco-n. two elotits closets;
bath: for v entlemep. SI per week e.ich and up
CHOUTVu Ate. lOURooms for lighiThoir-e-lceeplnc:
furnished 11.13 up. unfun'ltn-il 71 tp.
connect ag rooms. Webster. Klnloch phene
P 94.
prLMAR Ave . 2i 1-lrge second -torv frnt
anO other room, w'th or wlthojt breakfast
.DELMAR. 443 New house; southern front
'Zooms; furnished or unfurnished, private, filtTed
bath: rent reasonable, refined, courteous private
zamiiy.
'AL'UT Ft. 231-Tw
BOnable.
SS?hf.hQt and ccld ater- all cumenkncti. rea-
-jKlSVil-11
WAaiiivnTriv . -
second-story inSnt, alo other
1516 Nicely furnlst'e.l
rooms, 31 w ier
WASHINGTON Ae.. 2310-Nlcely furnlfbel
rooms, with cood board and snlc; touthern
exposure, detached hoube; modern conveniences,
bowlike jlace
WASHINGTON' Ae.. 3lTcLarKfe"cond st-.-y
front room for two gentlemen. ao an adjoining
room f ' r two ff-ntlemen, koou board, ail cn
enltrnce5, reasonable.
W VSHIVGTON Ae., 1S (Th Abrdei7m
Beautifully furnished rooms; all front, well
ccrecned nnd nwl decorated; llrst-cla board
nd aerlce; modern bouse.
Wi:tT 1IELU:. 4iW-N"lce second Ptory, soutb
ern exposure, good board, for ounc man
MATf 31, 1902. '
I ... . 1I.VN .' ' roK SAI,E I M'IILU,IV niOl'KHTY roii !,I.C.
1 mknkMmmmmmim
lirhUv,r',!',lr'.N' Mt- SJ-Second-,tory fr. nt
rT IlELI.E Place VZi rirt . 1 is family
hotel; stnKle and suite of rooms: furnished or un
furnished, special rates to parties of live.
WEsT END I'bcr. 5': Xa 1 furnished parlor".
two room ot second llof r nnd two on third iloor;
terms moderate, will board
roSrn'lKf.JTS. A,e- JMI-I'unil.he.l front
rcJmSHw?T,'?A;' ,'-NI'" f-.rn.el
lr?,on'.th "'I, ,conenl-n,es. four blocks to
union nation, all car lines.
rn,S"S,X A"- :Ni-elv furnl.l.el
llmdv n?,l.r",f,;00,,' on Prta" 'treet co.il.
e;'2rVhlnS'1,V,,n',e.? s.,iu31.BLT:1 . "" .
--- ,. uc-u, viKra ion.
WTbTMINfaTrn ttll-Se&n.-ffUxy room, nl c
ly fornl'litd. u tah'e fir j,tiiLltjiien or ladica
emrdQ)ed toard leaEnabl. j
iioom-,!ati:s anti:d.
noOMllATC: ladj frrplojed; nicely furnl-hed,
coo! r'in, Jl.5 per weerf, references ci.hani;eu
vCaollc
isgani on
ie in Webster
ROOMS WITH SOtHD.
CAUANXi: Ate. rM2-ru-ilshed room, with
t'oard. for couple, large lawn
C HILD 1 ANTEU tlill 1 to board, b-st care,
reasonable 5134 ino Groto ato. blo-. fait
cf Newstead avo
CHOn-HAI- Ave. lJI9-Nlcel) fumlth'd. soo-ond-stury
front ro. m. wl'h c without bca .1. f r
two orhree gentlemen, all modern conveniences
COOK Ave.. IKO-Nlcelv furfl'he.l "rooms. ;
ward, private famllj , all convcnl-nces, rea-o l-
ari.e
COOK Ave. No LT2-Tvvo large, beau-full-rurrlshed
rovms. single or In suite, sou Inrn
exposure- tti-t eliss table board, even conve
nience, reasonable.
, nAYTOX St . 2S;0 One nice. Hrge frnt ro.im,
rurnlshed rmall famllj. with or without btajd,
fine location
nOOMMTE WANTED Hoommat for jounff
man, nice large, cool loom, first class board.
3134 Morgan bt
ItOOMIATE WANTED You-g man. good hab
lts. share '.urge, cool room. South side; meals If
desired. ver reasonable T 124. lltpublic.
K0031.1 AM) BDU1D UAMEO.
T1Y gentleman, one or two unfurnished rooms,
one with lut and cold water, southern expo
sure, centrally loc-ited, stat price and iaricu
Uri. It 1. Iteptiblic.
BY a sntletn in. furnish! room In privite
familv, wlrh frivthge of gas ran?e, si ort tlm
morning ard evtnlng or with partial board.
Ul. lttpubllc
Eighteen acres vUth twelve-room residence, servants' hoiic and new
bam. Highest point and finest location in Webster Grmes Telford
"trect, good -alcv.alks, convciuet't to electric and steam ca--s, street on
three sides of property; great abundance of shade and fruit trce house
has furnace heat and electric lights; CITY WATER NOW AMjURED.
Possession can be given at once.
This fine property must be sold as soon as pos-ible to close an estate,
and very favorable terms can be made. Will sell residence with j. i.-t of
the ground if preferred. Tor price and all further information inquire of
LiftJCOL TRUST COffiPAMV.
, - -
gfAtnsa
Wherever possible, the Hock Isliml will
take care of the Choctaw otlicliK anil it is
reported that t i thotisht possible to make
places for all. The otltees In Kansas, city,
Chi. ago, Cincinnati and St. Lojis v.ill bo
merged.
J G. Miller is commercial asent of the
Choctaw at St. I.ouid, with huilquarter3 in
the Securitj building. Innis Hopkins, who
has represented the Choctaw at Cincinnati.
Boes to Louisville us commercial .is.nt of
the Itm k Iil.iml and the Choctaw 1 he
Louisville oHilc Is a new one The freight
bu In. ss of th Chnr'.uv in Cincinnati will
b uniVr the commercial agent of the Hock
Island. H R Jones. Howard Jollv, trail
ing passenstr ae-nt of the Clio, taw at Cin
cinnati, vv III bi retained in a similar capacl
t bv- the Hock Inland.
O D iiioon is general agent of the Hock
Il tnd at M Louis and II I Mantzistrn
e..' ,' pa-.ser.Ker agent J. JI. Norton is com
n r i1 tgent.
it n.ito yds ii: s2,r.oo uomi.
riimiimiifN Iiiilcte-it ffir Cttin I'nol
Intr (i Aiiit-nr Hcfort? I'cderill Court.
Jlemphls. Tenn, M.iv jo rie represent
atives of railroads indicted by the Federal
Grand Jury here for alh-ged violation of
mi:i.;, clihmm: ami hi:imihir.
i:i:n uk.sj.
Wor.KINOMN wti's board in small
(widow's) famllj betwetli Eighteenth anl Twen-tv-slth
bts rhouteau nn.l Ivfav.tte aves , par
ticulars una price. E 12, Republic.
DICKSON St.. D24 Two i-'.ernnt rocms; rnuth
em exposure; fu-Tiished for housekeeping, gas
range, bath, refrigerator, screen, laundrj ; lira
neighborhood: convenient to cars
EIGHTH St. I.19U, N Newly furnished roems.
fine baths; cold and hot water; rrench Restau
rant in connection.
"EIGHTEENTH St. 71?-NVNIcely furnished
rooms for gentlemen, Jl rer week and up; also
dber rocms for housekeeping; reasonable
eSvENTII St.. 1410 S. Two nicely furnished
aront rooms; also rooms furnished complete, for
.light housekeeping; reasonable
EUCLID Av e . 7a T. Elegantly furnished
ralte of second-floor front rooms; all conven
Itnces; private family.
FIFTEENTH St.. 1-2 N (Comer) Nicely fur
nished frcnt and other rooms: bath, gas, eto.;
Jl.tO week and up; quiet, reputable
FBANKUN At e , IOC Elegantly rumlshel
rooms; southern exposure.
ur.M(.HTFULt.Y cool secont-story fiont south
ern room, with excellent icaid for ceu-g couple
or gentleman ; locaUon iiear Taj lor and Wt-t-mlst-r
c 19. Itepubllc
DELMAR Bculeva'-d. 430 Elega"t south roo-n
Jnd boanl, 24) couple, single, lare touth room.
t: largo ard.
DLLMAlt. ton A Gentlemen can have two la-ge
eeccnd-storj- hall rooms In privata familj ; meals
If desired, rearonable
DELMAH. 4&3 New hruc: southern front
rooms, furnlshej or unf arnlshM; privat tillered
bath: with or without board, retlned. couite-ous
rrlvate family
DELMAR Iloulcvard 4211 Elegant, seeond t.
ry front room, suitable for one or two gentlo
mn; S) each with breakfast and dinner, ref r
tnces exchanged.
iiolsi:, room, ere, w.utcd.
IT.T of four rooms bv June 15; s'ato prlci
ard locatinn T 33, Ilepublic.
HOLSli Four or the room brick hou-". in
rorth (ji v-!t. no laem-nta ara doej lot, n)
asent1. Call or address, 1112 S Compton, down-5tjlr-
i;CM-M mar Van J enter car. north of llnnej,
fur uik Tpb . 1S9 Republic.
THRHI' room and bith nn uth Sid- for two
people, gie particulars. K 153, Republic.
LAD IKS and smts. ha e y urn mnt cb ned
-iKilmirr al-ei li'b.- ja ket-i m .ted larls
Iveinc S- cleaninc C . 13'J 1 rank in ilam ISSjA.
UMMrUOVEO'CITl'lMUll'IIKTW'OU
hVLK.
I. RGAIV. choice lot. "OxUTu f-et bet-n
Keokuk and 0"aje. ea-s,t -id Minnesota. Apply
I' R Landmann U2o S In adua
skcret socii:tik.
AXCIK.1T FOE A5D
CORNTRSTON'C I-OIiGC, NO TJ3, A
" A. il A p clal mniu'ikatiun will
he eId at Masonic Ten-, le L.iai.i -ind
P!niii .ivt-niift: Miifir!in 1 in . n
ni Work nrst degr AIo a rgu ar tCTinuni
cltion at c m , ilr-t d-Kr-n i-t r- .a3
wl ome Menbtr3 are --ptfciall rcueiwcd to at-t-nd
t..is n.e-ttn
v. alter n KKLOdTI:R. W M.
JcTmes A Smlih. Jr . Stcrtturj.
L h .-t. -. '-w-fri'm j '-yV lp tJfV. iVjiMzti ALiViWaL1 iAT ' gtma ! th( Interstate commerce law. in pooling cot-
um Einppta ironi iius pnni .nave atK:n
edrerl v.ricc of the Indlttment and have
Kitn bond In Ji.r-00 eacl for their appeir
j.nc at the fall term of the rv.Ieral Court.
They are- J T. Ilarahan. ice president
an j s nerul rranager of the Illinois Centnl,
and T J Hudson, truthe manager of the
Illinois Central, both of Chicago: V U.
Unv s Rii.eral frricht act nt of the il'inrl-j
C.-iitnl Kuisiiile. Kv . W V. I".nle. ce
pitsidunt of the Southern Uallnu. Wih
incton. and H. I 'Inched, vice resident
and cmer-il manacer of the St. Iuis aid
i-Tn Francisco, at St TiOtiiM Th? three iall
ro.id narr.td alt-o cave bond to answer at
the time time.
JEFFERSON GLUaON
VISIT TO ST, JOSEPH
UaUiPiiii"; of Prominent Demo
crat Fiom Three ISig .Mi&bOiiri
Town 1 Si"iiilic:iiit.
UNITY IS THE PLAN OUTLINED.
m,
STANDING nr.tr timijp v rt
Impioxed under of Rd Mi n neeta
eerj Thur-cUy sitep at Dnnds IU.I
EGUthrasi ornr infh on. t. .1
. . '""-. flrst Thurs.i,i of each' moon.
Ad-ptlon dtge. sec nd T'.,i-d.. w'rrlor
gre". third Thurslav. Chief, deg . fourft
ihursday. tribal business Uitlng chlets inviu-J
to our councils .- "'.
V.'L,TFR C MnortE. Sac."-en
E Scovtl. C. tf H SO Wash s-t.
Jackon Club of Kansas City and
3Ionroe Club of tt. tlo&oph
L"igcd to Co-opeiate With the
tit. Louis Organization.
R-Vlro-IAL. I'sriu.l.
ifjN mui-nd tity roi-NriL. no. 151.
i--fcVO Nvt -inal I'ri n. m-rts m seconl and
t-J5x2a fourth PrlJavs each month at Howard's
&? Ha I. corner (lams'.n avenue and OIHs
,tre t at Ik CeXt 111 -ti , Junrf
13 Award for at.ndan
P T GT.NN. I'rcsUent.
Richard E Berger. See.re.tarv
FOR RK.iT APARTMENTS. M.AT3.
CHOI TEAT Ave . 4115, Or- U'ock East of l'or
eEt I'ark) New flat, five la ge rooms, first floor,
water. ga, bath a-d laundry.
FINNEY Ave 42 Five ro-ms and aleove:
second floor: gocd eondltion: SJa
FRANKLIN Ave.. CIS Furnish-d rooms, with
!atb, Sl.ft) vreekly; gentlemen or housekeeping':
ride entrance.
URAND Ave. !N. Corner lrlcd Nlc'y fur.
xilshed cool and light rooms: opposite Elks' car
silv&l grounds, all conveniences reasonable.
JEFFERSON Ave . 2l S One nicely furnished
Toom for light housekeeping; all conveniences;
reasonable.
liACUTDE Ave.. SHI Nicely furnished or un
sjurnlshcd rooms, single or connecting: every
convenience. Including gas range, telephone, tc:
terms very reasonable.
ELEGANTLY furnished rorms. superior board:
for couples or gentlemen; prices reasonable for
two: excellent location, ''Vest End. It 154. lio-publlc.
ETZEL Ave., 6KS Tvo rlasant front rooms,
with good board. Cabanne di-trii t.
FINNEY Avo.. SSra-Nlcoly
with goal table, for two.
furnished room.
riNNEY Ave. 4111-Nlcely furnishcl
With excellent board, la prlrato familv.
FOURTH St.. U2A S. Nicely furnished large
and small rooms, with or without beard.
FRANKXIN Ave. Kl-Newly furnlshfd rooms;
breakfast If desired
LAWTON Ave.. t0S Nicely fi.rnlshd rtom.
first floor: very pleasant, with privilege ct kitchen
for cooking; reasonable.
UCWTON A-e.. 30C2 Large front nnd other
rooms furnished complete for light houkeep
tng; running water, closet; all convcnlencest
screens
LAWTON Ave.. C42S-Two nlcelv fiimlshed
rooms for two gentlemen or mm and wife, bath
nd all conveniences: reasonable: 1iard If de
sired: quiet locality also rooms fur lb7ht housekeeping.
LUFF NGIYELL Ave. T19A N, Two elegaitly
rurmshed connecting ironi roma for gentlemen cr
houeeVeenlne! all modern rfr.tiinfii.
family; reasonable.
jsrU at
LEONARD Ave . 1029 " "VTowit- f,,! -.
emd-etorr front room; Vt bath; In priat izm
lly of three adulta; VftonabIe
-v.VI7I?F:L'ri 253s -f-Jcht. pleasant, recond and
third floor front fooirs. Fouthern expos Jre, with
m ljimmtin.ri; raeonaaie.
iriCKORT St. lSlS-NMcel furnished second
floor front. liii bath nnd all conenlences; flrat
claes board; reasonable.
KEN'NETT Place. 1SU Xeivly furnTshedroom
with excellent table board, eeatlemen or coupls,
reasonable.
HENRIDTTA St., JGLV and 2S33A Two moi!
ern fle-room flats, uLth bath; open Sundav. Ap
ply IGGU I'lad ae.
IP jour flat won't rent, mik them attracted
by uilni; Occidental P loor Paint en the kitchen,
Olossere In tni parlor and Occidental Wall
Finish on th walls, then thej'II ro "l.ke h t
cakes." Piatt & Thoraburca Paint Co , O
Franklin ae
N'EWSTHAD A-, 1jG8 N'. rour rooms, bath
and ckt-et. rent JIT
MALCOLM MACBETH. 10S X. Eighth St.
rURMiliED HOUSES AlfD FUATS FOA
ss.t.kbsskw.(slatat..,sstt...llkrf
A GEORGE WASHINGTON LOnGE. NO,
ssfiT-S a V. &. A. M. will hold -tated r -m-
miinlei'icn at S c ! u I mdi vuni
' June !. lA nt Mai-nl' Ttmile, Gni. 1
and riine. aenu - Worn in the M M dei.rt-"
M rubers- are ea,-ii-tl rrii'S.ed to attend Visitor-
are fraternally lniiud
L MVRION. V. M.
II'nr Llhnu St-crrtirj
acii:.t oitm:it imtcij wouicmuv.
B:,NTIl IXIGE. NO 12 A O
n-i- n tne stcona anl
earh m nth at
H m no . t ratrnji tuiidinr,
EIerth and Tranklm aea,e. Vis
itors fiat- r. a In.Ited
J G K.N .t-ND M V
Attp-t PamI Itan. Rt'rJ-r.
iifrif-
OxSA. T W
'L- 'f'rth -atur a
Trr&tiii
-taE
'AiiarVc!'.
m
GOOD HOPE LODGE NO Zli, A V .t.
crmnumcanrn saturcav
ltj at S uVlo-k. at ha 1.
South HroTdwav Work E A
and I C deKrets Mtmber reniiested ra
bo present. Visitors cordially incited
Wt P KVANs, W. ZL
Elward S Raldwln, iiecretarj
t GOOD HOPE
V'f ecalmr Jim- 7
N t7Jl S-uth
M1FSUVRI I-ODGD. SO. J, A F. & A.
M. Stated commun cati n on Thura lav.
June 5. at 7:3-) p m . at Co lnthlan Hall.
Gr-iJlil A l nii Mnjrnli TAmtiiA r
decree important bubintns Mfmlrs rouestd
and lsltlns brethren f ratprrul MnUted to at
tCn1,, tt w, CIIAS. McLEAN, VV. M.
Jonn II. De"ms. Secretary.
HBAUTIFULI-T furnished iub irban hom. Jun
to October, ample ground, can ni-'nt b, city
buslne&s: reference rcauired. G la2. Renubllc
. xl-ji l-.-si a .e, o.-umio-iaoiy lurnifiiea
home; larse. shady jaxd. from July 1 to Oct. 1.
nDci'CADOTonnmt own tellows
LACLEDE Ao. ZZS7 Rorm, board and bath;
home cooking; near Elks' Carnhal; J3 CA,
LCLEPE Ae. 3115 Beautiful, cool room, for
ladles eiiplojed cr centlerren. In striotly prlat
homeflnit-cUia board; eerythlns desirable.
LACLEDE AeT3K2 (Near GrandAe)-NIc
ly furnlhed room, suitable for two, with pood
board, to week, also room and board, $3.5;) weeic
LAWTON Ave. 232J-J1.30 werk; beautlfil.
largs, sunny second Fiery front room, for two; hut
"-m, 8-vo, p.iig imiiiiy; own JOlTe.
LAW7TOX. 3314 On- Fpcond-Stvr front mrm
newly rapered and furnished. X10 menth; alo
other rooma, modern conen.ences; breakfast if
desired.
rifS u KouIeard SC29 Iaree, cool rocm
with nisi ceilings; iiitcrs to the city can Ind
w " accommodation for the day. week or
- 1UCU3T St. S14S Newly furnished rooms;
moderate prlcea.
LOCUST St.. 2311 N"Ic cool, airy room for
nKiJceepInc; cheap.
LOCUST St.. 2703-Ror-m for lisht hosekeeplns;
tt ptr week; all conven'enee-.
LOCUST St.. 1610 N'lcely furnish-1 Feeond
tory Xront and othfr rcoms, with all ccncnl
encei. near Union Station
"LOCUST St, 2SJ3 R-autlftil back parlor. alo
mall room: all newly fmnlfhel. moJm convenl
cccea; gentlemen preferred; ery reascnabl-
".LOCUST St , 2113 Xlcly furnu-hed fmnt par
lor. Bultabl for couple; also two desirable room
or ladles or gents.
"OCU.S StT"2T15-Beautlful front pirlor IM
rop1" v'lth ccmenlence; electric licht. bath.
creenr. and southern exposure; for gentlemen or
CoupJe.
LOCUST St. 2712 Era nd-new and elesnntly
furnished front rom. two beds, to four youne
imen. 31 each; porcelain bath, etc.; also one small
room, 31. to.
LOCUST St., 2S1J Large, niMy anl b-autifullv
lurnlahed room; all exposures; hot and ccld
water in rocm; all modern conveniences, gentle
men only,
LINDELL BouHard. C310 Large, second and
inira sicry ironx. rooms, wiin ocara; reasonable.
LTNOELL Boul"ard. SC54 Just orencd. newly
furnlshc-d and rewly decorated rooms; for gen
tlemen or ceuple; flr&t-claa3 tab'e eerlc.
EVAX3 Ave.. 337SA IIanlsomely furnish d
fiat, three rooms, bath; modern conenences, no
children.
TAGE Ave . flllA Dcslrab'e even rocm flit,
completely furnlsbrd fr sjmm-r, cuuple without
clilldren: tenant will remain If desired, reference.
WVIUNGTON Ae. 41S1 Six-rocm house, fur
nished. Jun to October; 2Z per month, or 51
with one room reserved.
FOR IIE.NT DWELLINGS.
IIING9 Highway, 1315 N". Eight rooms, rec.
hall, bath, laundry, comb, light fixture. c!oset3
abundant,co2y hom. Pjge cua. Ingulf next drpr
fe
CUUAL LODGE. NO . LOO
F, meets ee-y baturday evening at
at Its h-II. Rillon and Manchester
avenues MmNrs n.a -AA .-..., ..
tt.nrf Y1.!l..wl,.. -v .' "'"'' "
KM(;iITh OI" IlONOIt.
EREMLN LODuE. NO ! I K "1 11 -
Regular meeting ever Sat ir i v n' ig
at Urerncn Hall. No 3U35 Nrliil . i fi
-street Alt Kmcht3 of Ho r n 1
M II MtTMAN Hi. tater. :71S Iniveiiv s,t
alalhew Bonn. Rep. rter, 2715 Lniverslt st
(Iparral llanugpr Murphy lrifUcn.
Iy.uisvilie, Ky . M.-v- 30 V J JtJrphy of
Cincinnati general mamfr . f the Quen
and Crcwf nt road. vas Mricken with piraly
e!s to-da while attending- a meeting of
railroad men In this citv. He wa! taken to
his homo It is not thought the? stroke tvlll
prove fatal.
iT, LOUIS THE CENTER
OF RAILROAD ACTIVITY
MaiiY Thoii'-iinil 31ilfs of Exten
sions !Xow Undur Way
This Torritory.
in
J TV Gannett. Secretary.
W. J. RECK. . O.
Uncommon activity in railrotd contruc-
ln Tirae-nita In th tprritnrv dnmlnntpil livr
.?4vi - nrtl TM'l. .-..i n.- . ... ...-......-,
i-V.-VASct ...v, -,olu w: uiyGu no. st, locw. it is estimatcu tnat not less ui:ui
i-l-SjT r . I O O F Sle.ts evprv 5J.Ttor- - . . - . ,.
S day evenlrg at Ande', Half, co-ner - v milts or new ranroaa tines are unu-r
(if Jl fffTP Ti n er l.f .n I I. , U..I
ttr.et Visltrrs rordlallv invited anl member,
pected to attend Ceo S Ulls. 2..1 CaliRrnla
ave noble grand II. A J!ue. vice grand WS
H Tailor, r-cordlng -ecretarj . Grant C Greta.
Scandal scrctar. a:s Leu slana avenue.
LA SALLE St.. It2 t-roo-n house: hall cas
and bath: In rood order. Kevs at 12& Missis-
sippi.
1 tyCSi L P ; t -It' " jr meetin;s rec
' -:;& onJ 2nJ fourth Saturdivs rf each
I . .''C?K, month at Hall No 4 o.l.l rillnna-
unbiui:. psutnua".t
1 streets
OLIE fct.. :6i; Eltht-room houe. tath and
closet, nnd launlry In coed repair, rent J50
MALCOLM MACBETH. 1)S N Lichth it.
corner Ninth
Vl-:tirs brethren fratcrnallv invited.
, I'lIIMP RILET. N. O.
5 E. MontKOmerv. Secretarv.
LOCUST St., ZUi Room with board, suitabla
for centiemen; refsrences
LOCUST St.. rH-Good board will be furnished
bv the week to parties roomlnc elsewhere, homo
cookinr.
LOCUST, ICO Neatly furnished front, alsi
bacK room; board if desired, gentleman roommate.
LOCUST St.. "JSl-Elesantly furnished back
parlor and other rooms, first-class table; homo
cooking.
LOCUST Ft.. C107 Desirable for two. board;
southern exposure; references; also lady's roommate.
LOCUST. 1431 Nicely funlshed front rarl r.
with beard: southern exposur; also ether fur
nished rooms: with or without board.
TEMPLE Place. 1224 Modern, nlre roems; I
screens; Paso ave. cars. 223 Lincoln Trust bjild- t
JOB.
construction In Missouri. Arkansas, Indian
Territory. Oklahoma and Texas. Contract
hao been let for at least that many more
miles), and projected extensions will add
another 2,0u0 mile-".
St. Louis's dependence on Kastern capital
has apparently become a thin;r of the past.
t Xo feasible proposition seems tuo bijr for
I St L02id financiers to undertake. The Slan-
I uf.icturers' Record, a Southern Journal of
commerce. In this week's isaje sais: "Tha
WASHINGTON Ave. 33:C ElEht rooms; en
amel 1-nth. furnace, ffas fixtures No 1 c-der;
ti). UKADLOV & QUINETTK. 715 Chestnut St.
vVRST MORGAN St. i;3 Ten rooms anl re
ception hail; furnace, bith; handsomely decorated.
Inquire Mercantile Trust Company.
TO LET FOR BCS1.NKSS PCnPOSHS.
sAAsVApSAA
CHOUTEAU At.
for doctor's offlct.
260-Threo rooms, ejltatla
JEFFERbON Ae.. 2531-33 S. (Cor Sidney)
Large (-tore, rplendld location; suitable for any
buKiness.
LOCUST St. 1421 Boird. with room: -visitors
nd dar boarders accommodateil; all modern con
veniences. Mrs. M. A. Thomas.
LUCAS Ae , SMS Nicely furn'shed rooms;
gouthera exposure
LUCAS Ave,, 27T6 Tno nicely furnished rooma
for hottsel.eeplng! Urge yard; southern exposure.
-LUCAS Ave., 2704-6 Unf urnihd room, second
floor; Urge clest. iraml. near to water and
bath; no children In the houe.
LUCAS Ae.. 41 (The Inn) Rooms nightly, 35a
to Se; weekly, to H W; baths frre; Just
cpened and everything new and flrst-class
MANCHESTER Ave., -t-TaiJNlcely furnished
iront room, suitable for two gentlemen; all con
veniences; prHate famllj; convenient to four car
lines.
MONROE St.. l"l4-La.T. -cool nicely furnished
front "room gentleman and wlfo or gentlemen.
LOCUST St. 29 Larc, beautiful front rooms
and other rooms; first-ciesg hoard; rates to gea
tie men cr ladles employed. Phone C 731.
LOCUST St . 1320 (The Clark) D-sIrab'e rooms
neat'y furnlhrd: good table board all mod'n
Improvements; new maragemect. Klnloch C iO.
LOCUST St.. 104 Room-, first ard secoid
floors; excellent table board; centrally located;
near Union Station; cars to all parts city,
"LOCUST St. 2631 NicVly furnhhed parlor bed
room; Fouthern exposure; and other nice rooma;
all modern; with first-class board If desired.
ICUST, 15G7-13 (The McDermrtt) Elegantly
cool rooms; outhern exposjre; wlthflrst-clas
board; hot bath; centrally located; TeL Main
10S4M.
LUCAS Ae.. S307 Most desirable cool, south
ern exposure, front rooms; excellent board; ery
reasonable.
SEVENTH St , 41S N Stcreroom Apply to
Sidney Langsdorf, 60S Washington ae.
" SIDNEY St , 3315 Store, tlth or without llvliff
rooms' good location for shoe store.
SECOND FL00R-26X63 FEET.
Fultable for llrht manufacturirs purposes: food.
Ucht room Call any time. 1503 Locust, or
ANDREAS S. GERST. 1C2 N. Ushth St.
acnuniiA.N raorERTv for salh.
Exl75. Old Orchard Park. Summit and Newport
dtps.; 112 foot: Suburban line; flno building sit.
and restrictions. A 123. Republic
?!&$- ,,ST l-OUli iyiivoc, NO 5 I o o 1 Eastern financier Is now put in the position
?3 it-Tii vts ,e'r b,tU"iaj 'evenin- of beins permitted to get in favor, pro-
-R J5d oil?. 1f.1.utheatt ""'r Mnth ' ided there is anythins left for him after
AU members irn M.. l,e..;...-i ! '!" k.P m i St. Louis investors have had a lirst chance."
ltor welcomed. 'Work in tVrThlrdVemV' "' I "01 o"1" l3 there an "ncommjn amount
C R ro;g. SVcreLto"- " """O.N, N. G.
??fcci TvIJ-DEY IjOHOE. NO. 2. I o i
5-K-S?ff v.1 ' H""' .7"" u erenlry of
'SM,e ;' a Nu. 1 Odd Felt1
lows- null liner. m-nn- v ... --
at S o'clock. The third de-r win t.1
Tuetda-- Ji-ne 3. Alio fltrction of . i
Olixe
CoIifeTTf-
cers iaitors cordlallj Intt',d
T T" DIIITOII 4 T.-. ..
Jlermin Heus-r. Secretary " " -
ItOYAL AIIC.CM.
"is.""HH
GRNDCOPNCIL. MlbSOURI ROT
al Arcanum. 3 211 Hoirvnd Uulldlr-.
A cordial welcome to visitors, friend
fcrethrea and members from abroad.
Jers Haldetnan, Actins Grand Secy.
KIICKTI or rOLUMBCS.
isipuoved city rnopiiRTr
SALU.
NsW-iP,kWllsWsWsrf"W"
FOIt
LOUITY in little home for sal cheap, or will
trad for farm or wild land, at ence. Room
, Lacledebulldlng.
GIBSON A., 4 "3 Nine -room house; near
Forest Park; bargain, open from 2 to 6 dally.
LUCAS Ae, 2143 Handsomely fum'.shM frnt I
room; eouinern exposure; ax&o cacic room, excel
lent table.
LUCAS Ave , 2S23 TVell-furnlihed front room
on second n-or. with good board: private baths;
prices reasonable.
OLIVE street business property; flrst-clars
rtorM and flats, rents for XWit at great bargain,
For particulars. C 112, Republic
"MORGAN" Ft, 2C02 N-wly furnished room, with.
Prtvata family; no sign.
MORGAN St.. 2300 Elegantly rurnlihed rooms;
double and single; lirg shaded porch and lawn;
Very desirable location
MORGAN' St. C7 Cherfnl cool, furnished
Trent room, gentleman, Jl 25 housekeeping, $2.5);
bath. Ice box. laundrv.
1IOROAN St. 5K5 Nice lire speend-ftory
room, fruit able for two gentlemen: rar thrre
car lines; gas, bath and phone; terms Jl S) per
Wk; excellent board.
MORGAN St., 403 Newly furnlthM front rocra
with alcove; alro otlnr rooms, single cr en imit,
aouthern exposure: detached houre; cool: clean;
email private family; us cf kitchen ir desired.
OLtVB St, 2C31 Newly furnished rooms; bath;
tl week.
OLIVE St, 2C5IB Newly
bath; a week.
furnished rooms i
OLIVK- Ht, 2112A Elegantly furnished rooma,
Ingie or en suite.
OLIVE St. 8309 Newlv furnished front par
ylcrat aouthern exTjOf-ure; rrodern conveniences'
OtiTVS St.. 3011 Crrnteri will find pleasant.
eool roomii. with modem conveniences and rea
onable price. .
LUCAS 291&-TWO nicely furnished rooms with
beard; also gentlemen roommates; excellent co-k-lt-g.
LUOS Ae. 222-NicIy furnlhd ec'nd
flaor front and rear, with or without flrM-claas
board; gentlemer or couple; all conveniences.
LUCAS Ave. 23M Newly and b-autlfully fi
nished t-cond-flocr front and other rooms, with
first-class board If d"Ired; gentlemen or couple.
LUCAS Ave. 3110 Newly and beautifully fur
nished rooms, with best of board; day bcaxders
accommodated.
LUCAS Ave.. 2327 With board, new and Tnely
fumis-ied front parlor, suitable for two gentle
men who v.ould appreciate a nice ho-n; do
other room, with all conveniences; private fiml'y.
TWENTT-SECOND ft.,' tt S. Three-room flat,
first Moor; la good order; rent J12; open. Tor In
spection. J2.0M will buy on easy trnn six-room trick
hous; gas. bath: open: possession at once. ZZ
N. Garrison ave
J2.4X will buy modrn elcrt-room flat ne-ir
Sarah st, that cost J4.W0. Fisr partlcjlara, A 1Z2,
Republic.
55.500 will buy modern Cats, six and sevtn
rooms; Laclede ave., west of Grand; rnts for
Jaj per month. For particulars. M 133. Republic.
58.2M will buy choice Improved buInes comer
near Gjurlson ave. and Olive st; worth JS.3uo.
L U2. Republ'c
JT.fA) will buy four modern Fix-rocm flats near
Sarah st , rent for JsJ per month. For partic
ular", 1133. Republic
MAPLE Ave.. 210 Nicely furnished rocrna.
with flrst-clas board; private family; 15 min
utes walk from World's Fair; bu bar ban passes
door.
MlfeOURI Ave.. 1C15 ror oniB-r month, cool
second-story front room with board, opposite La
faette Park, gentlemen or cccpl, referencen
MnANtT343i-Nlely furnished. Iar;e. cpol
front and ether rooms; first-class board.
MORGAN St. 240-Elegantly furnished rooms,
with flrt-cla-s board; all modern ccmeniencfcs
references required.
OLIVE St. S244A Two large connecting rconi
en eecond floor, elegantly furnished and rent to
gentlemen only
OLTVE- St. 3512 Furn'chfd rocms for lrcht
housekeeping: alw fcr etrangers coming to the
cltyr reatrt able rates
OLTVE St , 131S-1320. Oppo!te Expo3lt1on Elf
irantly furnished front parlor, with grand piano;
rear parlor, 54; two connecting room. J4; baths.
OLTVE St, 2S14A Two nice, bright roor"s. fur
nished complete for housekeeping; ran stove anl
All conveniences, reasonable to family without
children.
PINE St. 2933 Two connecting furnished rooms
for light heu-'ekeeplng; also other rooms.
PINTJ St.. 32W Two largft connecting rooms for
light houskefplng: aleo two other rooTia
PINB St, 1115 Downtown; nicely furnlihed
roams, centrally located, near all car lines; ery
desirable. t
F1NI2 St. 2919 Three conneetln- rooms. o
th!r floor, complete for light housekeeping; also
tner rooms: natn ana conveniences.
PINE fit.. 2S20 Elerantlr furnished seeond-
torr front and connecting rooms, slrgle or en
amlte; bath and all modern conveniences.
OLIVE 4334 Large, airy, cocl room, with ex
ceptional board: gentlemen preferred.
OLIVE St.. 2S29 Larre. beautiful airy parlors
for transients or regulars: also othr deirabla
rooms, flrst-class board If detred; all conveniences-
OLIVE St. 2S41 Newly furnished throughout;
beautiful front parlor and other roorri. with or
without first-class beard; all conveniences; rea-
ecnauie,.
$7 70 will ruv bulnr corner n-ar Gnrnd and
Olive; Improved with four houses; cholco bargain.
U 1S2. Republic.
" J3
ET LOUIS ODUNCIU NO C3.
ri'fts cverj- first and third Tu-st
J" st Ead "" "outhlalt
ornr Finnej and Vandeventar
avenues Vl.ltlns Inlshts or.
cordially Invited "
JOHNS LEMIT.
Grand Knisht-
Jo. C. Carroll. Jr. nM.r.!i-
'crctap-.
of activity in the Southwest, but in the
tvhole territory surrounding St- l3uis. In
Missouri to the north and to tho -aot in
Illinois railroad building is going straight
ahead, with new construction, new projects,
new surveys. This whole area of .iciivuy
U Dirt of tho general schemo to center
about &U Louia and partake, of its pros
perity. It is riportcd that tho Burlintsn is after
coal roaus In Illinois, for tho purpose cf
suppiving ccal to tho Hill Northern road,
in additional to tho immense supply now
carried by that road. The Jacksonv llio ai.d
St. Loul3 is mentioned as jl cc.etcd roud,
and one that will ba taken into the Hill
siitem. Its 'sale is becoming as often an
nounced aa that of tho Chicago, Peoria and
St- Louis.
The Frisco is in this portion. If Presi
dent Yoakum consents to a saliv It will b.
ttt a, biiT fiCUre: but. If he dnen't tho rnn.l St- illllis: hptlilnnnrtoT-c ipetnl.v
"will become a still larcer svstem. In snmn Manacer Millard of nHnM.n .."ni ...........
Quarters it is expected that ho will return from bt, Louis to-day Tha Chicago, Vtc.ria,
from Europe with a few new roads under and St- Louis jestsrdav reported carrjlnsr
hia arms. Tho Santa Fe tad this road, but I T. P. A.s to St. Louis for the Portland
it. iiaei in urup it vvnen tne crasn ot a lew , -u"vcjiliuii.
ears ago came. The Santa Po Is a system , S. U. Talor. passencer and ticket acent
of a great deal of independent Importance. ' of tha Alton at Springfield. II! who- was
-ut.v.t.here.1'? th,le Dow wh0 Ilke t0 "5 EVn. oter b" a itch engine last ilocUay
cf things that might happen In an effort to died i estcrdaj- morning. ''
OTi: AM) AI'I'OINTMCNTS.
Hill in Itnlld -Mcire' !hlp S. II. Tnylor,
.lllmi Acent, Diet Personal.
It is reported thai tho Great Northern
Steamship Company, of which James J.
Hill is president, will build threa mora
vhips for the Orient trade, to run between
S. attle and China. Tho company now.- Ins
two ships under construction. It Is ln-
..n.Tn.l .-. in.mh tnTTI In JulV Or AtlgUSt
H-id have them In commilon befire this
winter seann open?. Thex- two hir" 1
a (MspL-rcement of C0 tons e-ach, and tha
fallowing dimensions: Lnsth P10 fjet, beam
73'j ftct depth 3C feet in hold The three
additional -vessels are to be built a'ung th
nme Fener.il lines anu mnmni "'
tt. now building It Ls expected to hive
tlie-n ready f"r service early next pring.
C U. ltvan. assistant general passenger
ngent of the Clicapeakc and Ohio Railroad
at Cincinnati, has resigned, to accept tha
Tuition of gener.il pasnger ag-nt cf the
S. tbnard line. with headquarters at Ports
mouth. Va. The change takes place June 15.
E T Harriman. president of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company, and chair
man of the Union Pacific lines, who has
been on an insnection trio of several
months' duration through the Wist nd
Southwest, has returned to New- York. He
left hi-, train at Arden. his country place,
rnd refused to make any statement as to
the results of his trip.
Passenger Traffic Marager E. O. Mc
Cormlck and Trefght Traffic Manager Wil
liam Sproule of the Southern Pai3c ire on
their way from San Francisco to Chicago.
jictormicK goes Last to attna a. mating
of tha Transcontinental Passenger Associa
tion, at which, among other thing, colonist
rates will be considered. It is the stated
policy qf tha Southern Pacific to renew tho
low one-way rates to California next sprirg.
Traifio Manager Sproule will attend a meet
ing of freight officials in Chicago ixt
week, when a number of questions en tho
di-.ision of freight will be considered.
William It. Robeson, general supe-in-tendent
of tho Boston and Albanv, retires
June L He will be succeeded by J. li.
Stuart, at present trainmister.
W B. Turner has been appointed com
mercial agent of the Vandalia at Memphis,
whero tho company establishes an oillce
June 1. The commercial agency at Port
Worth is to be abolished.
A S. Howard has been arD0lnted mm.
mercial agent of tha Seaboard Air Line at
Columbus Ga.
The Big Four Lines proper earned gross
Ihe third week of May 312.-.H.W. being an
increase of J3.415.52 oer the earnings of tha
corresponding week of last year. For tha
threo weeks of May the earnings v:.ere SX1 -421
2i. a decrease of J20.573.40. The Pecrla
end Eastern earned for tha third week of
May Jol.C"Jl.S3, an increase of r'25.03. For
i?.e, rf, we,eks of May the earnings were
5I4".2:3 13. being an increase of 111,027. 22.
Decoration Day was generally observed
among the railroads in St. Louis yesterciav
Almost all ofhees closed at 3 p. in., even tta
ticket offices.
Pas-s:r.ger Acent Schaeffer of the t-ht.
cago. Peoria and St Louis at Peoria was at
General
ncn r.tic special.
St- Joseph. Mo., .May CO.-SevtXul hundred
Democrats from tho Jtfferscm Club of St,
Louis, and the Jackson Club of Kansas City,
tnjojea an outing at Lako Controrj- to
day. Tliey were the guests of tho Monroa
Club, of this city.
The object of the gathering was to enablo
the St. Louis dtlegatie.n. headed by Harry
lUnes. to tpUin to the Jackson and Mon
roe club, the details of the central organiz
ation scheme, which has b.en suggested.
The Kansas City and St. Jo-eph organiz.
tions have declined to change their names
as suggested by Mr. Hawes.
Mr. Unties made a short spcci h at Lako
Contrary in which he made clear manv
polnts in his plan of which tho local Dertno
crati. were ignorant. In the evening thera
was an informal gathering at the Hotel
Donovan, whirs Mr Hawes and his
friends mado many mure converts-
Tho Kansas City delegation devoted its
efforts to boosting James A Reed, of that,
city, for Governor in l'A. Manj of them
wore badses and shouted for Reed during
the entire daj
The St. Louis delegation hit bided John
A Mcllose, li Stirke, sccre-iarv to Presi
dent Hawes: Herman Phillip. William J.
Fljnn. R. r Combs. J. H Dieckman.
Waller Edward. Ross 15. Swift, C J Nord.
m.ver. J. J. McCaffrey. C II. Fountlerov,
Timothy J. Hennes-!. Joseph Rice and R
I Uarritt. They were Joined a' Jefferson
City b O. 1. Gentry, private secretary to
Governor Doekerj. and L. S. llickman.
iuiuuj aim ujnn supervisor.
Among the dtiegatlon from Kansas City
were. T T Crittenden. County Clerk, H.
J Groies. W. T. Kemper, l'olice Commis--ioner:
Judge Cow gill, Citv- Treasurer: Cap
tain Thomasi Phillips, candidate for Sheriff;
Police Judge Brady, Ray Samuels, candi
date for County Clerk; Con J. Cronin, M.
J Crowe. M J Birry and other
Sheriff J. H Dickman of St. Louis cama
along and took occasion to meet his fellow
workers In the cause of Democracy.
The fat. Louis delegation left to-night for
Kansas City and will ba entertained thero
to-morrow b members of the Jackson
Club, returning to St- Louis Sunday.
HEADS THE 3IACO.-V COUVTV TICKET.
Waller C. Cooilsi.n Is tin- Choice, of
Democrat, for Re-prc-seutntli c.
r.nrruuc special.
Macon. Mo., May M. Walter C. Goodson.
Democratic nominee for Representative of
Macon County, won at the primaries a vic
tor of which any young man may bo
proud Pitted against him was the -veteran.
Doctor J. F. Campbell, who represented
MAItQUBTTE COUNCIL, NO.
C-6. Knights of Columbus meets
every econd and fourth Tuesday
in th West Hall. Century bulid-I-;.
Ninth and Olive streets Vls
Ulns knishts cordlallj Invited.
W L. JTEE Uran.! Knlsht.
F. P Leonsru. Itecorder
SECHET SOCIETIES.
K.MGIITS OF PYTHIAS.
ACME LODGE. NO. .. K. OF P .
meets ever Tusday evening at S o'clock
thri In Bv.rliri:tcn bulldlrc. 10 Olive
street Wnrk In rank, altrav. en hand
Visitors cordially invited and rrembers expected
to attend. FRNK BE11RT. a C.
Att'st. O. T Cllftcn K. cf It, i a. No. HUA
t. L:uls avenue.
J13.Z00 will buy ralem thlrtecn-room residen'j
near Washington boulevard and Union ave ;
worth !is,cr. choice bargain; quick sal. wanted.
Z 1C3. BesuMIc
st
OLI"E. :S33 Beautiful, large, airy, seconl and
third floor fronts, southern exposure; comp et
for housekeeping or three gentlemen at Jl 53 eacn;
board tf desired.
PsiOE Boulevard. 45f Nicely furnished rooms,
single or en suite, with boarl if desired; south
ern exposure; In the home of a widow.
PAGE Ave.. 31 Larte. beautifully furnished
front room; modern; southern exposure: iranda;
excellent location, first-class board; call and se
It.
PARK Ave., 1S03A Nicely furnished room, with
or without breakfast, as desired.
PARK Av e . 123 (Onpoelte Lafayette rark)
Largo front rooms; other rooms, with hoard, day
boarders accommodated: references.
PINE St. 1097 Large front room; southern ex
jwsvre: and hall room, with bath: five rnlnut.3"
walk from Union Depot and two lslnut.s walk
Ironi Post Office.
8EVKNTH St.. M4S S3. Nicely furnished rooms;
all conveniences; southern exposure.
SEVENTH fit.. 110J S Funushed kitchen and
todroonr fr ccurie. S3 23 per week; also other
rooms: traiKinsr distance respectapie.
BtXTTT Bt.. S17 N. Cozr house, recently onened:
,'Trythlns; new; rooms 1. 20c. 25c, Jl and up
4!r week: beds 10c: free bath
J -TENTH St., n S. Nicely furnished, 'ancs
ftooi. -with or without housekeeping; with bath;
jjonabhni
JMSth Bt.. 10 Nicely furnished first-floor
ESt nd third-floor front rooms: hot and cold
yt; also light housekeeping; reasonable.
-tSHTRD St.. 12H N. Newly furnished rooms
pmuemen or nouejep.g: cue.ip
housekesplnr a sptclaftrr frea bath.
j.4j Be. j.-m ... .stj .m.m...,. .w-'.u ,
'.-Sfntlemen or housekaeplBg: cheap rent; rooms
4svf. Imukun. . .n.tfllr'. fr.s li.th
j, .. v... w ...- .- . KAauiauiun, "l e. mm '" "
STwHLPTH Bt.. 2300 5.-ThTe roomer. In I furnished second-floor front nd other rooi
f KinmtunU " 'tor two tnUemn or couplo: flnfelasa table.
PINE St.. 3330 Nicely furnished front room,
second floor; first-class board; nice parlor aid
piano; reasonable.
"piNeT" S353 (Comer Grand) Nicely furnished
front Toom. third floor, for two centlemea or la
dles; flrst-clar, board; SIS per month.
PINE St-. 32W Extra large front room for four
gentlemen: excellent board: home cookiug; bath,
gas. telephone: use of parlor and piano.
" PINE St., 291J Would like to have cn or two
gentlemen to share large front room wltb refined
oung man; rood board; all conveniences; terms
very reasonable.
FOR SALE.
4259 Wesi Pine Boulevard,
ELEGANT
ROCK -FRONT HOUSE.
to! 29 1-2 Feet by 213.
Has 10 rooms, fine rec.ptlcn hall, parlor, fin
ished in bird's-eye maple, dining-room finished
In quartr-sawed oak. reception hall, parlor anl
dlnlns-room double floors and polished oak. with
parquette borders, bathroom In whit, porcelain
tub. tiled floor and nickel-plate plumbln;: alio
tllllard-room; fire mantels on first and second
flnnr- alsi-i rvm.nlA In r.i-enMnn hall, sin. .t-e-
ln kitchen, cranltold floor in cellar And o-.m I
Btorar room cellar S feet In rnr mr-T, K...I. .
srd tiled floor electric wlrtnc and sneaking ' J.ur'" worl In rank
tubes. House cpen Sunday. Tor kej, price and
particulars, see
KEELET & CO . 1113 Chestnut St.
CATTLE HALL OP MONITOR LODGE.
No 6S, K. of 1'. meets every Thursday
evening in Century bul'dinir. Ninth and
Olive streets feast hall) Wo-k In tha
rank of Pace. Thursday. May 15 Visitors al
ways welcome. Men-he's request.! to attend
FRED L. rnSTER. C. C.
W J. Otto. K of R A- S
put that system, along with the Frisco.
Whero thCV Would not he rllstnrhlm fnter
in tha plans of other great builders of rail
road systems in tho West and Southwest
The men who deal in raiiroada when they
aro not plajing golf or sailing yachts s'em
to hava centered their attention about Sr.
Louia. and almost anything is expected.
Xo turn of any magnitude would now bo a
surprise.
PASSE?. GER ASSOCIATION WAR.
A. G. Coi"ir.iT. rrr-noi 1 tiJl,-i ,-.. v.
Mlsiouri Pacific-Iron Jlountam. returned to
st. Louis yesterday from a trip to Kansas.
MEETING OF MISSOURI BAFL
Two Da.is' Session Eegins With
Good Attendance at Columbia.
SoDtlicnatcrii nnd Transcontinental
le Effr-ctlvo lte'solutluas.
A war is reported betwen tha railroads of
the Transcontinental and tha Southeastern
Passenger Associations.
Soma time ago, it is said, the Southeast
ern railroads, following the example of tha
SEiSSnJSl
prepaid orders for tickets In Southeastern i where """"" " "" "S mm eise-
RErcnuc SPECIAI-
Columbia. Mo . May M. The Missouri Bar
Association opened its twentieth annual
meeting In the university auditorium this
M-orJ:ln,.s ior a to dais" session. President
). B. leasdalo of Kansas City presided and
Dean Alexander Martin nf tn- r.w ..i
welcomed the many visitors In behalf of
CASTLE HALL. ROBERT R. COWAN
No 131 K of P. West Hnll Century
bulldlrc Ninth anl Olive Streets Oa
Mondav Jue 2 tt S n m. sharn Work
la rank cf Page. Msltors cerdlnlly invited.
E B.1IANAIIAN l'. C
Attest: Henry II. Luebbert K cf R & g
COLririUA LODGE. NO. 2:6. K. OF
P meets very Tuesday evening at S
o'clock. East Hall. Century buildlrg.
Alslh ard nilv. frIs Ti.s.!. iMln.
May 27 Work in Knight Rank mpU1el fo-m.
Senators, do not fail to be on land VLlto-s In
vited o A SCIIENK. C C
J. F Demr-ey. K. cf It & S.
DAMON LODGE. NO 2S. K. OF I..
meets every Wednesday evening at Fra
ternal bJlldlng. Eleventh street anl
Franklin avenue. Hall No 2. n-isines
meeting. II A. O LL.VNT, C. C.
Attest- H R. Bermet. K. of R 4 S.. No. 37(3
Evans avenu.
FOR SALE.
2-mm house.
Hear World's Fair Grounds.
VERY LOW PRICE.
House Is thoroughly modern Lot 40xlS3. nous,
eontatrs two baths, hardwood finish, hot water
heat, .as and electric light. House as good as
new. fccreecs. shades, storm windows for win
ter, etc.. go with the house. This Is ih best on
portunlty of its kind on tb market: JI.C00 cash
required; talance can be carried as a loan at 5
per cent Interest. Inspection invited Inquire on
the premises. S727 Delraar boulevard.
FUTURE GREAT LODGE. NO. 27!. K
of P. meets every Wediesday evening at
S o'cl" k at Howard s Hall TMrU'th
aid Olive Ftrets Wednfediy erenlrg
work In rank Pice Vlsltinir kn'chts
always welcome. WM. L. EULER. C. C.
W A Roberts. K. of R. i S.
FARMS FOR SALE.
THIRTY acres-, near Creve Cour? timtu v-.
orchard. mall fruit, an Inexhaustible supnly- d
rure spring watr. B. J. Specking. Normandy,
, 7- Z7ZTZ TT, .. , . - r i 160-acre farm In Illinois; convenient to St.
SEVENTH St.. 1103 S Nicely furnished front Louis; gocd house; well, cistern, 250 roues fruit
room tor gents cr ladles employed; board op
tional; or nouseseeijiut.
WASHINGTON Ave.. 2115 Large, second-story
front room: also other rooms; good board; J4 per
week.
"WASHINGTON Ave.. 22CS-Nlcely furnished
first-floor rooms, with good board; bath; central,
ly located.
WASHINGTON Boulevard. 44S3 Deslraols see
ond-story front room, with board: southern ex
posure; modern house; high elcvatlon-i
WASHINGTON. Tt fThs Alt Ylsttl Nicely
trees, best varieties; rich, tillable land, under
laid with coal; price J1.700; J200 cash; owned by
old gentleman in St. Louts; must sell; also "SI
gnvm rich Uod; prica J3.0CO; JMO cash. P
GOLDEN GOLDEN CROWN LODGE. NO C2
J(?t meets every rrldflj even'ng. Hall No
r v.t. r. - tenth floor. Centurv bu'lilrg. Ninth
a.tK5P. and Olive streets Business of !m
i3 pcrtance to all the eld members AH
,t,.,., members expected Friday. May 30.
CROWN Visitors cordlallv invited.
J H. MILLER, a C.
Henry a Scott, CofRis. ....
PACIFIC LODGE. NO. 3H. K. OP p
meets every Wednesday evening In Cen
tury building. Ninth and Olive streets
Members exacted ard visitors rorrf'ait.
Invited Regular monthly euchre for members
Wednesday. June 4 PC ROGERS. C C
J W famrbell K. cf R. & S.
PARAGON LODGE. NO. H. K. OF P .
meets every Tueslay even'ng In hall No
3 Odd Fellows' building. Ninth and O lv
streets. Next Tuesday, rank of Tsnt.1..
Members and visitors sre cordiallv Invited
ROV T. DRETHUS. C. C
Attest: Frank Johnson. K. of R. 4 S.
territory. The Western lines did stntv Is
suing prepaid orders in the East, becau-e
of a declaration by the Eastern lines thit
they would stop Fell.ng tickets bejond Chi
cago and St. Lou's.
At the meeting of the Transcontinental
Association in California last month a reso
lution was adopted to continue issuing pre
fiaid orders in Southeastern territory, un
ess the Southeastern lines would accept
without question the rates and basis of di
visions on through tickets as tendered
them by Chairman Charlton
Yesterday Chairman Charlton issued a
"confidential" circular to the members of
the Transcontinental Associaticn contain
ing a resolution adopted by the Southeast
ern Passenger Association at the last meet
ing in Atlanta. This resolution was to tha
effect that tho attitude of the Transconti
nental should be denounced and resisted,
"as a satisfactory Interchange of business
could never be had under such hlrh-hinieri
and dictatorial conditions;" that these lines
would refuse to honor prepaid orders of
foreign lines placing prepaid orders or tick
ets in its territory, and that such action
should be accepted as notice that those
lines desired to discontinue through ticket
ing arrangements between themselves and
the members of the Southeastern.
It Is thought the Transcontinental will
comply with the request of the Southeastern.
GEXEUAX, PER HIESf 3IEETI.NG.
the
S.
PREMIER LODGE. NO 2,1 K. OF P
Regular meetlrg everv Thursday even
ing at hall No. 1. Odd Fellows' building.
.uu..uaj. tfue- .eiiiiT-i3 re request.
ed to be present. Special business meeting. A
good time. Visitors cordially invited.
JNO. A. BRUNER. C. C.
J. F. Wltte. K. cf R. 4 S.
FARMS FOIt REST.
POULTRT farm, sir-room bouse, four acre of
land- J8 per month. 2107 Olive- stT CrM OI
SUBURBA PROPERTY FORnESTT
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ubuubus ten-room resldenca In Webster
ar2I?.:JuJ modern convenience,. fornisbSa S
inilfornlsbea. J. H. Tbompacn. JOxioeS BUK.
RED CROSS LODGE. NO. 54. K. OF P.
Restilar meeti-? every Wednesday even
ing at Odd Fellows' Hall. N'lth and
Olive. Nivt meeting June 4. First Ron
wiu eieuiiu-T- ah i-.mians rraternauy
Invited to b- presert-
W. L. TRUCKENMILLER. a a
H. W. Beldmg. K. of It. & S.
ZULE1IA LODGE NO. 321 C nv T
meets Monday evening In regular conven
tion. June 2.1n Hall No. 1. tenth floor
Century building, at 8 o'elncfc. xie-xH.-
expected and visitors cordially invited attend.
DOCTOR U -E. LEHMBERfJ, a CA
2U7 Olive street. ' w "
Attest; O. M. Brooks. K. cf R. 4 3.
Railroad Officials Interpreting
Jew Code of Cliarses.
Cincinnati, O., May CO Railroad officials
from all over the United States and Canada
held a meeting here to-day to interpret the
code on per diem rules governing the settle
ment for the use of freight cars, as adopted
recently by the American Railway Trans
portation Assoelatlon, and which code Is to
go Into effect July 1
Under this code of rules a charge of 20
cents for every twenty-four hours after the
car Is off its own road and in use on
another is imposed instead of a charge of
six-tenths of a cent per mile, as at p-esent.
One hundred and sixteen railroaders',
ranging in importance of offleinl nositinn
from car accountants to superintendents of
transportation and vice presidents we-e
present and representing ninety railroads
that control 2i).fjiO miles of roadway and
own l.JW.O") freight cars.
Thomas A. Cole of South Bethlehem Pa
superintendent of transportation of the Le
high Valley Railroad, was chairman of the
meeting, and G. P. Conrad of New- Tork
secretary of the Railway Transportation
Association, secretary.
vhere
rv. T. Gentry made the address of wel
come In behalf of the Columbia bar He
mentioned Columbia's forta us a conven
tion citi and assured thu barristers that the
ttwn had never cnterta ned a more ap
preciated bodj. Mr. Gentry spoke of tn
lnness in meeting here, the university law
school town, claiming as tons Judges Bliss,
Martin, Todd. Hinton. KIrtley, Guitar and
various members of the Gordon and Turner
families. Too. in connection with the uni
versity law school he spoke of Huff.
Wright. PIckart. Hall. Smith. Dill. Shelton
Spencer, Xevil. burns and Denting, men
tioning finally Judge Advocate E. 1L Crovv
der of tha United States Army.
lresident Teasdaie responded in a few
well-chosen words, assuring the dean that
tha university law school was a tbing of
which tho members of the association were
most proud, and that it took great pride
therein, in his annuil adaress the presi
dent thn summarized the legislations of the
various State-t the past year, a3 customary.
and recommended that in tha future the
summary be broadened and applied solely
to Missouri.
The election of members, as recommended
by th chairman of the committee. Judg
Schoileld. resulted in the admission to tne
membership of these names: Kurt von
Reppert. St. Louis, K. P. Spencer, Marshail
I'. E. Luckett. Jefferson City; D. Dunn
Kansas City. Lee W. Hagerman. St- Louis
aim 41. LI liuuu 115. )L. LOU14-
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WALTER C. GOODP.OX.
Democratic nominee for Representative In
JIacon County, Mo.
Macon County in the last Ocner.il Assem
bly and Colonel K H. Kern.
Walter Goodson was 24 years of ago thai
day before the primary. He graduated front
the l-aw- Department of the State Uni
versity in July. l!, and was enrolled aVa
?J,';mJ,er.i?t ,the ar hcre -he same year.
During the last General Assembly he vas
secretary of the Appropriations Commit-
tf "PrP'entefl the State University ihre
VrTn '"' State Convention of the Youns
?,r.r", "'rtstian Asvoriation. and once iS
wb" "niSnV? rrii " i f:en-.
he mef u,""ZViii"i:1. .?aIJip
didnt e . MV . e i'JPUDIlcan can-
he met Joseph Florv. the T!nHim, vZLVl
ririiM1 -.'J, Cambria, and came out or
the political discussion th.it fniino-J T ..C
c-s-rn Hif ,t9T-as a in excess of
cse for Colonel Kern, his opponent.
DALLAS STREETCAR FRANCHISE
Uonta. ronipaiiv Jets I'ennit to
lniild jmv Kail way System.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Dallas. Tex.. May ZO.-Tho Citv- Council,
at speciil session to-night, linaily passed
what is known as the Bonta franchise for
the projecteil Metropolitan KIec:ric Street
Railway system, for which Mr. Honta and
ascuciates have been applying for more
than three months.
.KThe.rr!nShls J" 0natc.l to involve mere,
than iUk'i.Vv worth of n-.v street railwav
construction, and the Bonta. party wiu D3(.
the city about &i.w) In Iwnua-s. BontA
represents the United Electric Securities
Company or Boston, which Is aita-roiilstlo
SuietRall,wha9y?alla3 Co""ted Electrla
A biff war is on between them here, and
the propspects are the Consolidated will sell
to the new company.
Saving. HniiU for West Point.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
" """7- "' " i nc ."as been char
t. 1 .! ... 7" e.n Wldl-
(.--.- c fi - -j -l . .. . , .e.ee. ai.u ai.tuveu oy uovemor T.nTii-Inrt
wthy Ju'ftfS mtanf d tu'e" Onmon' Pb"' Tf & f?T'
the entire document w incorporaVed wl h- R. c. BAfkVtt and v s rnTethere
In the minutes F.ye more sessions will 'be I amorg thprominent .neore??'Lma". fff
capital stock Li ilac-d at J.V.W. ' '
held, concluding with the nnmi.il nn.1-..
tlon banquet at the Gordon to-morrow evening.
Pot OITipe nt Plyinontli RoM.ed.
FEAR PROSPECTORS ARE LOST, reil-blic special.
i Quincy 111., May SX The Tost Office at
Sillps of WlVllitn Afniin.n.nc -..f ' Pll mouth. Hancock County, was robbed at
by Torrents of Water.
Wichita. K.13.. May 30 A message from
Wildman. Ok., says that torrents of -water
rolling oft the Wichita mountains have
wept away many prospectors' shacks, and
It is believed that some of their occupants
perished.
Red River is so hi;h that it cannot take
the surplus water of the swollen streams
end hence they are overspreading the
country and doing much damage to prop
erty and crops.
Given Fifteen-Year Sentence.
republic special.
Snringfleld. 111.. May CO FIIIIdo Toeco. nn
trial in the Sangamon Circuit Court for the
an early hour this morning of about J1W
in cash and stamps. The safa waa blown
with djnamite.
Ms F ills
FOR TORPID UVER.
A torpid liver deranges tho vrnola
system, and produces
Dyspepsia, CostivenesSsRheu-
oTmlfrde0 fhSSrnTwirs'e'ntlnc'eJ OWtiSm, SaJfowSkiliand PifeS.
1 cere is no Detter remedy for ueso
ctmmoa dteeases t!wn I)R. TUTTS
uvai PILLS, a a trial wifrpram
J4yloSttlsttute.l
TO CLOSE CHOCTAW OFFICES.
Roclc Islnml OIHelnls to Take Charge
of Traffle June 1.
June 1 all Choctaw oQces in the various
cities will be abolished and the business; of
the offices added to that of the Rock Island to ") fifteen years in the Penitentiary
offices. Where there are Chcctaw offices eraldVrand was given to th5,jtir? yes!
and no Rock Island offices the former sUl I terday afternoon. Toeco killed Noto at r
ba maintained as Rock Island offices. I Sherman. IU.. last August. 1
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