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THE REPUBLIC: MONDAY. JUNE 2, 1902.
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IMPROVED
city niorcuTY
SALE.
FOIl
Th.e Soiltlieast corner Main and "Washington avenue,
4-story brick, 48x109.
The Southeast corner Eleventh and Gratiot, 150x
170. Railroad facilities.
Tlie Northwest corner Eleventh and Park avenue,
46x150.
THE CHARLES GREEN REAL ESTATE
ROOMS FOIt IlET.
FINNHY Av- 3998 A nil furnish! fn;nt
room In a priate faintly fr tnu t,mUc:nea jr
couple.
FJtANKLIN Ae . 21-2 -ir (.randTwo
room. southern expo-iur . ntcly furnished, pri
vate xamll), hot Lath. gas. rtawjrable
OKAND Ac . 2 N . Corner Laclfd- Nicely fur
nlshed cool and .iht room.-. or-poIte Elks car
niat grounls all convent nccs reasonable
GltATTAN
ond-story r -n
comenien tr
i , 1 21 On nicI tim rhM hoc
suiuihle for gentlenr'n, bath, all
JEFFTIt-'N Ave 2 S On niclj furnished
room lor 'Uht houstkeeplng, all con.enlencts,
reasonable
""llATXrn Ave 3114 Feeond floor font con
nerfrg rooms, light roi-.k trlng. no children
LA SALLE t 1-1S Two larg. unfurnished
romi, nnt floor front.
LATON Ae . 212S Two nicely furnished
roomj for two gentlemen or man and wlfp bath
and all conveniences, rearate. board If de
sired: quiet locality also roomj for light houso
keepfng IKONA3tD Are. J135 N rront room pne
ond floor; two nice rooms, third floor, well fur
nlshed. cool, hot bath Hun
UNDHLI Ae 2Z3Z Nlrely furnished front
room, southern exposure; with all convenience,
for gentlemen or couple; reasonable
LOCUST St., 3145 Newly furnished rooms;
moderate prices
tOCTUST. 1118 Front room, eecond floor, for
three gentlemen or couple; bath, sas
IiOCUST-Bt-TS023 Part'es deeliinff pleasant
ToomB for the mimrae", call the Pennsylvania
before locating.
LOCUST St , fill rNVxt to St Nicholas Ht D
Nicely furnished, large and small room" for gen
tlemen; baths; nice accommodations; reasonably.
LOCUST St., 14 Hoard, with room; -vl-Itors
end day boarders accommodated, all modern con
veniences. Sirs. M. A. Thomas
""LOCUST St, 2200 Second-floor southeast room;
rrlrate bath corner hou"; lawn. fle blocks to
union Station; transients accommodated
LUCAS At, 202O Two nicely furnished rooms
for light houseketTilng, all conveniences.
LrCAS Ave. 419 (The Irn IloOTis nlgMly, 15
to 25c; weekly. $1 to SI W. baths free: Just
opened and everything new and first-class
MANCHESTER Ave,. 4035-NIcly fjrnlhed
front room, suitable for two gentlemen, all con
veniences, private family; convenient to four car
lines
MISSOURI Ave 1405 (Opposite Cool Lafayette
Parte) All conveniences, best table, terms rea
sonable; gentlemen preferred
MORGAN St. 4103 Newly furnished rooms;
southern exposure; private family
MOKOAN Bt, S02-N!ce larpe secrnd-rtory
room. pultabU for two gentlemen: near three
car lines; gas. both and phone; terms U per
weec, axoellcst board
"" OLIVE St. 3il7Ncatly furnlfhed front room
and other rooms
OLIVE St. 374S Large or small southern room,
foot and cold bath private
OLIVE St , 2121 Two basement rooms, "Will
take work for rent, small family
OLIVE St 2117 Nice. large, front parlor, first
cor, wuthera exposure; hot bath
OLTVB St, S431 Flrst-tory front connecting
rooms; cheap; houekceplng if dtalred.
OLIVE St. 3SW Newly furnished front par
lors: southern exposure; modern conveniences1
OLIVE. 1M Nicely furnished front room, alo
one housekeeping room; stranger In the city ac
commodated; reasonable.
OLIVE St, 1407 Elegantly furn'shml front and
back parlor; conveniences, respectable, reafon-
pie; gentlemen or nouseKeepnir
OLIVE. 3I-33 (Ocrlta Exposition) Eletruit
Jy furnished front and rear parlor. Int!t. lilttra,
pcreens, Welsbach light; visiting Elks acccnuno
dated OLIVE St, 2714-Extra large thlr3floor front
room; nicely furnished, suitable for two or thre-
gentlemen, 11 each; also light housekeeping
rooms; all conveniences: reasonable.
ONE front room, for gentlemen, furnished;
southern exposure CalLat 280J Magnolia ave.
FINE St, 3215 Nicely f nmlshed "tecend-story
front room and other roomsu
PIN0 St, J92S Beautirul larce eecond story
front room for two or four gentlemen or couple,
modern conveniences
""PINE St. 2S20 Elegantly furnished scond
rtory front room; also back parlor; southern ex
posure; for gentlemen or couple; reasonabl.
PINB SL, 2S (The Adelslde) NIcaly furnlshd
rooms; hot and cold bath: all conveniences, visit
ora aocomzaodaXed by tha day or week; reason
able. SIXTH St., 817 N. Cory house. rrentlr cpnd:
erelthlns; new; rooms 15c. 20c, c, 8l and up
yrn''k; be Me: f" bath
'PjSiTH BL, 1118 3 Furnished room for one
Pentleman In private family; hot bath. sas.
la-etna filtered water: fine; iocalltv; reasonable
THmTEENTn St., 232 Jf. (The EmplreV-Nlca-ly
riunlsned. ventilated rooms. abolutel safe
front f..-e; electric lights; IIS week up
.THOMAS St.. 2M1 Cool, nicely furnlshfd rooms,
light housekeeplnr or gentlemen. $1.50 up,
Spring and Cass cars; board if wished
WALNDT BL. 2310-Two larre unrnrnish-d
rooms, not and cold water, all conveniences, rea
sonable. WA8HINOTON Ave.. 17a-NlreIy furnished
rooms, with all conveniences; four blocks to
, Union Station ; all car Unfa.
WABHTNOTON Ave, 1H5 Front parlor nn
titter nicely furnished rooms; special ra'ea for
the summert bath; all conveniences
WASHINGTON Ave., 3S05Chol large front
room, newly papered, housekeeping; gas stove,
bath; southern exposure; Quiet, desirable loca
tion; 83 and 83 33.
ROOMS -WITH flOATUJ.
COOK Ave, SSS A largo, well-furnished frrnt
room, second story; southern cxposuro, also ad
joining room, for coupia or gentlemen; board op
tional. DELMAR. 3710 Nicely furnished front room,
second floor, with first -class table
EASTON Ave. 3035 Five rooms, furnished
first-class, second and third floors, rent slnglv or
en suite or all together; board It desired.
ELEGANTLY furnished roornsTsuperior board;
for couples or gentlemen, prices reasonable for
two: axcallent location. West End. It 1S4, Ba-
FLNNEY Ave, 2-FuniIshed room. lth or
without board.
FOURTBTst, 113A B. Nicly furnished large
mrA s-vneill ewnnt. Hlik a si.u.a t v
-wj .4ii jwMJ-ms. wim m mtii'jui uoaru.
LARGE, second-storv front mrim with ka.
for summer months only, delightfuliy cool, over
looklng park Q 151. ItepubllcT T ' OT r
LINDELIi Boulevard. 3S10 Second-story con
necting rooms. slnt?le or en suit MirKrss
posure; also large third-story front, with board.
'locust st. resa- " " "
Furnished rooms, with board.
LOCUST St, S2M Elegantly fur back parlor
and ouier rooms, tlrst-class home cooking
IHTIIST St. ?T31 TTanl4ir.n.1 '..H.t.v4
brooms; southarn exposure, flrat-claag board.
LOCUST St, ISOt-Rnoms flrrt and second
floors: excellent table boanl; centrally located
LOCUST St., 2307-Mcely furnished rooms with
till conveniences: centrally located. Visitors to
city accommodated with or without board.
LOCUST. 1507-1S (The McDnnott Large cool
room: southern exposure, with flr-t-clas. !oard
hot bath: centrally located. TeL Main 10C1M. '
LOCUST fit. 1520 (The Clark) Desirable rooms
nt-atly furnished, good table beard, all modern
Improvements; new management. Klploch C 8C3
LUCAS Ave, 3143 Handsomely furnished front
room: souUiern exposure; also back room; excel
Sent table.
LUCAS Ave. 3304 Newly and beautifully fur
nished second-floor front and other rooms, with
grst-clasa board If desired; gentlemen or couple.
LTJCAS Ave., 8S:-NIcey furnished second
noor front and rear, with or without first-class
board; gentlemen or couple; all conveniences.
MAPLE Ave.. 6059 TwoiTlcely furnlshedTlront
rooms, southern exposure, with nrat-cbua board.
HERSON Ave 40C3-Neatly furnished front
-... .aj mtiia Doaro; isrma reasonable
IJi lO'-Furnlshed room, wlti board.
X3T On, or tWO reruns nnfMi ...
one or two persons; modern home.
alORQAsf v st) .TT
fboWT-tabltoml'firrr """
r'SdbJiV i?"rUlr- .""nd-story front
cr gentlemen preferred: references exchanrecC
H?r3 ?Z&.a.'Zil'''"lT furnished throughout;
iSrflritSa2rt,"i14 Vfi" Toom- with or
without Srst-claas board; all conveniences; rea
Bonabu. PAG15 AJJsJ?:fc?2,c'IrrBn,Jl11 ftoot room.
with or without board; all conveniences.
FARKATjJTia (Opposite Lafayette park)
Larre front rocaas; other rooma, with board: day
boarders aocoromooated: references.
PTNB Bt. 8 (Ocrnm Orend) Sescnd-story '
front- and other coot, pieaaant roomc: nrst-alaaa
cotrdl modem nrrrSBuncea; rauonable.
CITV mOPERTY
SALE.
FOIl
HOOMS "WITH HOARD.
-fNSMl-S
-AN niANTlS0 Ave tor New stead -Couple
ur ptntWnen to board southern exiuture, large.
ha 1 p.arf large and small tioms
TO board one or two chllJren, motherly care,
trutlfiJl home, opposite park, reference given
HIM. H-publlc.
VERNON Ae, CT2 Two rooms, cne laig
front rtora. cn southern exposure, or connecting
rooms board If desired.
W bHINGTu.N. ZZ2 (The I.ach) Beautiful
frond-Coor front with all modern conveniences
and flrst-clars board, reasonable
WASHINGTON Ae. 3117 Nicely furnished
second floor frort. pouthrn exposure (rery large).
other rooms, cholc day board.
8HINGTO 3101 (The Alta Vista) Nicely
furnished second fnor front and other rooms, for
two genta or coupla. Krst-clafs table
WASHINGTON. 35-BeautlfuI sond floo
front; louthern exposur. with all conveniences
and flirt-claip board reasonable to cents
WASHINGTON Axe . 331ft Nicely furnished
rooms, with good buard and service; outhern
exposur, drta"hed house; modern conveniences,
homellk place
WRST BELLE Place 4024FIrM -class family
hotel single and suite of rooms, furnished or un
furnished, Epeclal rates to parties of five
WLbT IINH Boul . 3623 Vers cool and com
fortably furnished rooms with flrat-class board,
modern conveniences; reasonable.
IMPROVED
CITY PROPERTY
SALS.
FOR
LA SALLE St.. 221-N!c brick house; front,
rtd" and back yards, 31 20), cash or time pay
ments Thomas "w Condon. 1C2 Market st.
MODEIIN nine-room house, built for owner's
ute terms reasonable. Telephone A 13S7 Kln
loch. S300 Cash Down
And 125 or $30 per month will buy houw. 1335
ISIackslone aie. near Pax boultard, ery olew
tvo-suo. stock brick-front holve of S ruema.
jlate roof reception hall, bath, hot water, caa:
lot J3"ixl25. Tor key and prlca call on
KEELEY tc CO 111J Chestnut at.
West End Corner.
For Pale Noj J.VO and 35M Page ave. corner
Prairie, one three-story and one two-story brick,
with two largo slors on nrst room and It rocma
ibove store". In flats, lot MH30 feet. For par
ticulars m KEELET & CO .
1113 Chestnut at.
New Brick Cottages
For bale Four very nice, new brick cottages of
7 rooms each, reception hall, granitoid tellar.
sener, open fireplace, lot Willi feet to each
house, situated, two houses on Sutton ate. and
two houses on Lohmejer are one block, north
of Manchester ave. Meramec Highlands car: get
off on button ave Houses finished June 6
KEEL.ET i. CO , 1113 Chestnut St,
FOR SALE.
MM HOUSE.
Hear Vorld's Fair Grounds.
VfeRY LOW PRICE.
House Is thoroughly modern Lot 40x185. House
contains two baths, hardwood finish, hot water
heat, caa and electric light. House aa rood as
nw screens, shades, storm windows for win
ter, etc . so with the house This is the best op
portunity of Its kind on the market: 14,000 cash
required; balance can be carried as a loan at i
per cent Interest Inpectlon Invited. Inquire on
the premises, KM Delmar boulevard.
UMSIPROVED CITY rnOPEIlTY FOIt
BALE.
irii",aA1S:,.onlce ,ot- "vt fe-t. between
Keokuk and Osage, east side Minnesota. Apply
F R Landnann H2S s Broadway.
Republic0 Ltnd!n'r0011: 100x150; 87 M foot. E 1ST.
SCBCRDA3i PHOPERTT FOll SALE.
.l17s..Pl? Orcha''l f'uK Summit and Newport
S15 . I12. f90t' Suburban line, fine bulldlne Vlto
and restrictions. A 12S. Republic.
SECEET SOCIETIES.
AJICIEHT riVBB AHB
ACCEPTED If A901C.
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF
Corner-Sne Lodge. No. 23. A I & a
M . will be held at their hail. Grand and
Finney avenues. June J 7 A ?..
P"t degree A regular cemmunlcatlon at'l p. rn
Ju'rneeunis1- d'tr' V1"t0 ' Relcom, at
Jas A. SnTithLTj? g.cfeHrSTER- W"
CORNERSTONE LODGE. NO. S3. A.
k... Al M A "P'elal communlcaUon will
ne held nf vtavmtn T.n.t. . f
vv "? '. Mondayr'AIay 1. at 7 p.
Work first rltsi- ii.A m v. ..i !" r
tSSSJ1 l.p S-: drre-e."sv-..iorI "SJeSS
. A. SmMr3.1!.05"- W- "
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO
9. A F & A. M . will hold euted com
munication at 8 o'clock Tuedcy s.enlng
Jun 10. 1902. at MiMi-ilf Tmr.l. n JT
and Finney aenues Work In the M. M deree
Members are earnestly requested to attend. Vis
itors are fraternally Invited.
A. L. MARION. W. M.
Henry Llhou. Secretarj.
Ai
ITASKA LODGE. XO CO, A. P & A.
tiaieo. communication this Mondavi
en Inc. June 2. at It tVrlrvtr a n,A
Avenue Masonic Temple. Work In v n
degree. Visitor Imlted.
JOHN M BROADBENT, W. M.
Adolph Klelntopf, Fcretary
MISSOURI LODGE, NO. L A. F. & A.
M. Stated communication on Thursday
June 5. at 7:30 p m at Corinthian Hall!
I IrfsTifl 1 t AvttiA tls.Afilii TAMAe . .
.5r".','.mI)0rtanl bi-slness Members requested
frA t"IUde brethren fraternally Invited to at-
?nhn tr r C,,AS- UcLEAN. W. M.
John IL Deems. Secretary.
OCCIDENTAL LODGH NO 163.aTV
. a m etated communication at Co
rinthian Hall Grand Avenue Maaonlo
Temple, this Monday, June 2. at t o'clock
TVork la F C degree Visiting brethren
V
welcome.
e. .irviTxr TV ttaxtttw? .f ..
A T n)lto o . . --' . i.
. . w...... ueuciajf.
hoyax. AncAXCM.
s.. hi.nv
GRAND COUTJCIL. MISSOURI ROT.
al Arcanum. 80J-SU Hol'and Building
Jl cordial welcome to vlsltora. friend
brethren and members from abroad.
i, , F H. BAH3N. fj a.
Jere Haldeman. Acting Grand Secy.
tary.
CAItR LANE COUNCIL. NO. W.
Royal Arcanum meets first and third
Mondavi cf each month, at West FnS
Members will' please attend. Visitors from otS
J H. Iann.HSecrtSxV.D- BAKW
COMPTON HILL COUNCIL. NO (23.
Royal Arcanum, meets first and thrt
Mondays of each mon'h at Anchor H.ii
corner JefTernn n T.rl -- "".
p. m. VlsiUng brothers fraternally invited J
Mn(1- E. J. GOULD Reriif"
. G IL Frederick. Secretary. ' """"
fSSfe VA;"DE-ENTER COUNCIL NO. 1233
rJSK t A., meeta second and fourth Tuesdays
Sjjy of each month at Marten's Hall, Chou
.ri,iiJV JV5 .Winchester avenues. Visitors
cordially Invited to attend.
Taos. J. McCbrmaclc SecreUr?.' lEWl3- R
gniQBTa or columbpi.
ST. LOUIS COUNCIU NO 453.
meeta every first and third Tneil
day at Wst End Hall, southeast
JOHJ a LEAHY,
-. Gnand Kniff.
jos. t carrolL Jr n.-r--
Pecretary.
3LQrfETTE COUNCIL. NO.
0. vKnlghts of Columbus, meetji
evary second and fourth Tuesday
n the W,st Hall. Century buuX
inr. Ninth and Olive streets. Via.
lUnc knlshts cordially Invited.
W. L. MEE. Grand Knight.
. F. P. Leonaru. Recorder.
RED MES.
as. STANTJINfl FT.tr TOTOti - M
l5T4SZatt ," n. meets
every Thursday sleep at Drulda- HalL
aoutieaat corner Ninth and Market
.. . tres. ftrstThursday cTachnooa.
Adoption degree; second Thursday, WsTrtoriiaei
free; third . Thursday, Chiefs degree; fourth
ThurmJay. tribal buslneaa. Vlsltlnr chlefi invited
to our cottncHs.
TC-AT.'! Kit e xrrrfvwtf a..t..
K. Scovll. a cf S-. 334 Wasi M. ' ""-
l IMPROVED
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KM GUTS OF IIO.OR.
c-T-V COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. 3737. K. OP
jj"iOtK II . mets nnt and third Honda j . a e
VLgV cor. Thlrteenih and FranlJIn ave. All
s Knights- of Honor invited
C. F. BOOKMAN. Dlctstor.
. 4363 Evans ave
A W Winter, Reporter, Iloom 4u5, Odd Fel
lows' building
M WAYNE LODGE, NO. 2371. K. OF II
meets flrst and third Mondajs at 1100
Easlon ave AH Knights of lienor are
invited to our meeting
JOS DODGE. Dictator. 233? Adams St
u r jLocanart. rieponcr. 2723 Lnlifllll) st.
OLIVE BRANnr innp vn sis- it
M?' II Regular meetings first and
third Mondajs at Union Hall, southwest
...,.,,, COT?T, Broadway and Benton a reet All
Knights of Honor are invited
PERCY C JONE. Dictator.
t..- n t 43w McPher.on Avenue
1 ejton C. JoEt. Reporte', 43CO McPnerson ave.
K.MGUTS ASD HDIES OK SKCIIUIY.
BBCnilTY COUNCIL. NO. . K. AND l"
??" i.T i . J'"- Jerteraon and Cafa aTnn.V
JeV'iio"nf knieb,s it jsasjg i :
MOUNDCTTY COTJNCIL. NO
National Union, meets on ieeon
fourtri FridaTa each month at Howard'a
Ha'l. corner Oarrlacn avenue and Olha
Award for aUendan ""fc ""if. June
t, .-r, .FE GL'NN. President.
Hlchard E. Derger, Secretary.
OEPE.DGaT OKDEIt ODDTELLOWS
i3i&. 'RT!'DET LODOE. NO 2. I. O.
?&&? J?" Tuesday eveilng of
. . l0.T J,UI,5Ln- "T Ninth and
OUe. at o'clock. The. third degree will b
conferred Tutada- June 3. AIo election of oftt
cera. VUltori cordially Invited
J F PItlTCIIARD. N G.
Herman Ueuaer. Secretary
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
ACME LODGE. KO. ns K. OF P
meets every Tue-dty erenlnr at I o'clock
sharp In Burlington bulldlnc 810 OU
Street Work In rank, a.nata nn hand
Visitors cordially Invited an4 members expected
to sttend FRANK BEKItT. C C.
Attest: O. W. CIlftOH. K. of R. ft B-. No. 1IUA
Et. Louis avenua.
fMRTT.IS H1U, OF MONITOR LODGE.
No. 68. K. of P., meets .very Thursdav
evening In Century building. Ninth and
Olive, streets (east hall) Work In the
;
rank of Page. Thursday. May 15 la'tor al
ways welcome. Members requested to attend
FRED lu PFISTER. C C.
W. J. Otto. K. of R. 4. S.
CASTU3 HALL, ROBERT E. COWAN.
No 131. K. of P.. West Hall Century
bulldlna-. Ninth and OHe Streets Oa
1
Monday. June 2 at 8 p. m sharp Work
In rank of Pare. Visitors cordlallj Invited
E E-IIANXHAN c C.
Attest: Henry H. L.u'bbert. K. of R. & B
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. MS. K. OF
P.. meets every Tuesday evenlnr at 8
o'clock. East Hall. Centurv bulldlnr.
Ninth and Olive streets Tuesday evenlnar.
May 27 Work In Knight Rank, amplified form.
Senators, do not fall to be on hand Visitors ln
ltcL O A SCHENK. C C
J. F. Dempsey. K. of R S. 8.
DAMON liinr.B NO- K. OF P..
meets every Wednesday eenlnr at Fra
ternal bulldlnr. Eleienth street and
Franklin atenue. Hail No i. nu'nets
;
meeting- H A. OALLANT. f C
Attest: H. R. Bermel. K. o! K. i S., No. 3HJ
Bans avenue.
FUTURE GREAT LODGE. NO STfl. K
"ir
of P.. meets eery Wednesday evening at
s o ciock ai iiowarn s nan inim-iu
and Olive streets Wednedav evening
June 4, work In rank of V VlMtlng kn'gtus
always weleome WM. I EUMSR. C. C
W A Roberts. K. of R, & 3
GOLDEN GOLDEN CROWN LODGE NO. 2.
jr meeta every Friday evening Hall No
C 2- tenth floor. Centary bu'lairg Ninth
LvKeflfrP. anl Olive streets Business of !m
?5J portance to all the eld member" Al!
,.. members expected Itldai. Jure 6.
CROWN Visiters cordially Invited
J n. MILLER, C. C.
Henry C. Scott. K. of R. & s.
&-fu;
M
PACIFIC LODGE. NO 501. K OF T
meets every Wednesday evening in Cen
tury bulldlnr. Ninth and nlive trt
Members expected and visitor, eorrfl.ti.
Invited. Regular monthly euchre for members
Wednesday. June 4 S C ROGERS. C C
J W Campbell. K. cf P & s.
tfr
PARA ON LODOE. NO. E3. K. OF P .
iripttR e.err- Tuesday evenfnc In hall n
3 Odd Fellowa- building. Ninth ana O ire
'" sutcis. ri Aut-cvai, i M.iirv ui .SlUire.
Members and virttors are roralallr Incited
ROV T. DRETUUS, a a
Attest: Frank Johnson. K. of It. & S.
PREMIER LODGE. NO. Ui. K. OF P.,
Regular meeting every Thursday even
ing at hall No 1, Odd Fellows' building.
Thtt-tiB r. Jutitt 12. lnTril.r am nnitr..t
ed to be present Special business meeting. A
gcod time. Visitors corllally Imlted
, -rr,. ,. JNO. A. BRUNER. C a
J F. TVltte. TC of It & S.
RED CROSS LODGE. NO U K OF P.
Regular meetl-r crorv ttdnciltt -vn
i
Inr at Odd FtMlnw' TTall Kfnth nrt
1 .,fX mecung june 4 j im itanr
. .- - "u. eeci.on aw iyinians rraiernauj
.vvo kv ic 8yas7sCUL
.r - ,w- TRUCKENMILLER, C C.
H W. Beldlng. K. of It. & 3
ZULTOIA LODGE. NO. SH. Tr (IF T ..
meets Monday evening In regular cenven-
tlOn. June 2.1n Itall Cn 1 t.nth flnnv
Centurv bulldlnr. at S nVltvlr vrmUr.
expected and visitors cordially Invited to attend.
DOCTOK L. E. LEHMBERQ. a C
3117 Olive street.
Attest: O 31 Brooks. K. of R. & S.
KMGTHS TCUPLAnS.
sAiNs's)saas,sStastskKfswsal.aaiKkV
ST LOUIS COMMANDERY. NO 1.
; Knights Templar Stated conclave Mon
i day. June 3, at 8 o'clock p. m. blr knlghta
welcome
JOHN A. LAIRD. Commander.
R. H. Caffall. Recorder
ORE MARKET HAD ACTIVE WORK
Prices Kemaineti High and the
Shipments Are Heavy.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Joplin, Ma, June L Despite the talk of a
threatened strike of smelter men at tome of
the smelting works in the gas Held cf Kan
sas, there was no weakening: in the price of
zinc ore. There n as no coin i nthe top price
paid, but medium grade ores were advanced
fn numerous instances. The highest price
paid for zinc was 334 per ton for sir bins of
Joplin ore, some of which atsijed C3 per
cent and some 61 per cent zinc. The aasay
basis was said by buj ets to be 330 f or CO per
cent zinc, but there was more ore assaying
above vj per cent tnav soiu uii u. imsis ui
331, but ore under CO per cent zinc generally
sold on a. basis of 33u. The amount of ere
selling at 333.30 per ton was materially in
creased over the preceding week, rne aver
age price for the week was 339.30 per ton.
Lead ore was generally quoted at 4 V per
ton, but some choice ore sold as high as W
per ton.
Xue uisinci siea were viie Bctuuu iuii,i
of any week this vear.. and with the excep
tion of several bins of choice ore that was
held for a. prospective advance the stock
on hand is less than at any time this year.
It is estimated that there is not to excaed
2 500 tona of reserve ore In the entire dis
trict Compared with tho preceding week
the shipment was SS tons of zinc and ZCj
tons of lead greater than the preceding
week. Compared with the corresponding
week of last vear the shipment was 1.34 J
tons of zinc and 41 ton? of lead, and in value
305,438 greater. The year up to date shows
an Increase over the corresponding twenty
two necks of last vear of 4.303 tons of lino
and II tons of lead, the value being 3117,34!)
greater.
Following are the sales in pounds from
the companies and Individuals owning or
operating land In the various camps ot the
Jilssourl-Kansas district for the week end
lng Jlay 3L 1902:
jut .m,.
Zl
United Zinc Companies fc,l
Continental Zinc Co 4u
Leonard M. & R. Co. 40
Missouri L. & Z. Co 41?
Granny M. fc 8 Co 471
John Jackson Mining Co :o;
bdliana Mining Co.... 189,
Perry Lease Mining Co. 140,
Boqua Mining Co 120
Warren Arrnlnrton 113,
Albert Frye -; 85,
Koarinr Springs L. fc M. Co 75
Rex Mining Co R
Lead
33,&0
330
33 44)
43 710
ti,97i)
16.9M
7,100
7.00
4.00
Kxcel Mining -o u vjj
Murphy land 4SIW
Plymouth Rock Mining Co....... 4 CO
F. L. Yale 42,210
Nellie M. Mining Co.. 41.240 1S.S3
independence Mining CoT: 34 720
Superior Mining Co 33 870 4,890
Prairie L..4 Z. Co.;...j.
Blnghamton L. & Z. Co
Cvclone Mlnlnr Oo."
Massasolt L. ar Z. Co
South Joplin Mining Co ,
Williams land
Owensboro-Joplln Co....... ...
Weymann land ...........,
Lookout Mining Co...-
R, A. Moore & Co .,
E. Pratt & Co.........-.......
Montgomery L. & Z. Co.....
Empire Zino Co
Clark land
Crane L. Z. Co
Joplin Prospect Co
Q Porter Realty Co
Rannabargar Mining Co
Hale L. A Z Co
Consolidated L. & Z. CO ....
Mohaska Mining Co
Rob Roy Mining Co .... ...
Unclasxlaed sales
25.390
Zj.010
18.760
13,270
13.10)
1L970
11.30)
1L520
11.110
10,-ao
9.439
7.643
7,030
4.K0
30.4M
1.910
.570
3,830
4.700
L4C0
4 110
16 23)
J.. I) I
6.601 '
S.170
8.310
4.640
4 180
13,370
431:243
S3.30O
Total sales. 3.827.60
Zinc 3O.140- lead. ,37. Total, S'O C13.
CARTERVILLB-WEBB CITY.
Arae-rlcM-Cornfield Co - n 9
Mlascurl Zino Fields Co... .. HI, 433
810S0
X3,tU
13.
EAST SIDE NEWS.
CHICKENS STOLEN
FROM A POLICEMAN
Thief Raided Poultry-House of
John Warren and Carried
Awav Two Dozen Birds.
John Warren, policeman of Eat St. Loula,
1 Dhleion aenue, was the butt of
many Jokes est.rJa Ikcjusi: j. chicken
thief, carried from Warren's poultrj -house
two dozen finelj bred birds, orth all tha
aj from 11 to 83 each
I'olleeman Warren has a retord for rais
ing good cblcken:, but he saa that his
neighbors raise as good chickens as hu does,
ana that gome of murn hae poultrj coops
whicn are far easier of access than hu.
The thief made the raid some time In the
earl morning, for tne occupa.-.ts of Mr.
Warren's home were awakened then by
110is.es In the chicken-house. The thieves
lelt onl) a few chicks, and these had been
hatched onlj a few das.
Slaclilnlat llurnrd.
J. Stenzel. a machinist, was badly burned
b the explosion of a gasoline brazing ma
cnine while at work at his shop Saturday
night. Mo was taken to his home.
East hi. Louis, Item.
News reached Eat St. Louis jestc.May aft
ernoon of tha death at Colorado Springs of Den
nis feuluvan aged t sears Jie leae3 tna
brothers, peter and Patrick, the latter a polnr
man. Sacred Heart Parish will hold a celebration at
Wolfs Pane. Last bt L ouis, on Jul 1
II C Barnard, superintendent of terminals
of tne Southern Railroad at East St. Louis, has
r-"ignd v Martin, until recently supeiln-t-naent
of the Denver and Rio Orande. will takj
his position.
A number of ounr folk In the Mn'ty ot
Baugh aenue are orcantzlng a tennis club
Mrs A L. Keechler of Illlncls avenue en
tertained the members of the Oitae Cluo last
Thursdaj.
C M. Clark of Philadelphia, preside-it of th
corporation oh nine the Eat hide electric rail
roads, will be in East St. Louis to-dar
The "Fishing Specials" to early Sun lav
momlnj: cars placed In service ror the first
time eaterda were loaded to the piriforms
by fisnermen. principally from St. Louis. Tha
cars run from the .bads bridge to the East bldo
fishing resorts
Ilelleville Aevva Notes.
Cancn Sinclair of Christ Church Cathedral.
St Louis, preached at St. George s Church in
honor of the third annual festival service of St.
George's church choir. Special music .lumbers
were rendered by the choir, and solos by W. P
Merck, violinist and Mlsa Maul, stanlev. so
prano The members of the Clerks Juniors -njoyed
a stag outing at Lake Christine yesterday.
The Philharmonic summer night's concert
wilt be given at Prlester's Park Tnursday night
of this week.
The men who went on a strike at the
Pclmari Nkkel Plating Works. Belleville, will so
back to work to-day. Their emploers 4lgnJ tne
scale of 5210 a daj for nine hours' work. whKh
was what the men demanded
St Clair Countj school teachers will tlralc
at Prlester's Park next Saturday.
Alton Aotea and Personala.
Bishop George F faejmour of the faprtngfleld
Episcopal Dlocee preached In St. Paul's Episco
pal Church in Alton last eenlng Following th
sermon a clash of fourteen was confirmed,
President W T Stott of Franklin Colloa-e, at
Franklin, Ind . delivered an address before tha
religious societies of fihurtleff College last even
ing on "Higher Education and Christianity." The
address was delivered In the First Baptist Church
in Upper Alton, and was the second eent of
the Diamond Jubilee week at Shurtlff,
The Reverend D L. Temple pf St LouU
preached at the First Presbjterlan Church at
Alton etrday mornlpg
Nie Adams of Alton and Miss Ona Stringer
of Upper Alton wer married on faaiurday even
ing at Uie heme of Mr and Mrs John Brooks In
College aenue, Upper Alton, by Justice Enos
Johnson
C. E- Curby of St Louis entertained cadet
of the Western Military Academ on Eaturdaj
afternoon with a cruise up th Mlsetsslppt Rier
in a jacht The party wa glen In honor of Mr
Curbys sen. Clarence C Curb, who graduates
this ear at Western. Dinner was served the
cadet at the Illinois Yacht Clubhouse, after
which the party proceeded to Graf ten,
The Reierend Edward Spencer of St Louis
preached at tho Flrt Unitarian Church In Alton
j esterday morning on "Consuming One's On n
bmoke "
Jersir-rTlUe? .Tfotea.
The funeral of Josephine McKenna, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. John McKenna ot Kevsport. Ill .
took place jeslerdav afternmn at 2 o'clock from
St Francis Javier's Church, in South Main
street, Jerseyvtlle The Reverend Father P. Fal
lon officiated and the burial was in St Francis
Xav-lcrs Cemeterv The death cf young M'jsa
McKenna occurred on Fridav afternoon from
brain fever and the body was brought to Jersy
vllle for burial on Saturday evening
The Board of Education of White Hall has
re-emploed Trcfeseor C E. Joiner as Superln
ttndent ot the Schools and W. A. Otto as As
sistant Superintendent
Mr and Mrs Clarence Miner, who were mar
ried at Fldelltj. east of Jerseyvllle, on Wednes
day May 21, entertained yesterday at their home,
at No 3131 North Newstead avenue, St Louis
Mrs. Miner was ill's Mella Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mr Douglas Mocre of Fidelity.
Circuit Court Docket.
Cases set for trial in the Circuit Court at
Belleville to-day ore:
Law Edgar E. Wassmann vs. Charles Q.
Hayhlll; ca-.
Michael Enright vs. Village of WInstanley
Park; assumpsit
Henry Kane vs. East St Louis Electric
Street Railroad Company: case.
It. J. T0J0 vs. H. J. Drummond et al.;
debt.
Thomas Ice and Coal Company vs. W. W.
Brown; assumpsit.
It. V. Koplequet v . the Gundiach Vinegar
company et at., assumppit-
David Rankin. Jr. vs. St Louts. Belleville
and Suburban Railway Company; assump-
tn.
Same vs. same; case.
Eleventh Hour Mining Co... 181.37)
Gladstone Mining Co 117.E3)
American-311dnay 116.149
Parker & John-on 104 S'O
Trouo Mining Co 101 750
Burgner Mining Co 73 93)
Homestead Mining Co 72 fcSO
Davey A. Son 65 3t0
Eldorado Mining Co U 10
10.730
35 63)
8.17)
13(3)
15.38)
45 95.)
14 53)
&3S0
10 1)
11 S3)
30 38.)
31.840
23.2H
337.78)
lloaton-Gct There Co
46 (0
Blue Wing Mining Co
American-Richland
rerry & Co .
Gammon-Smith leee
Lnderwriters" Mining Co...
American-Center Valley....
Total sales
Zinc. 333.170; lead. 17,515
J9.Z3)
3S.310
8S.070
18 370
10.no
1.L83.G60
Total. K3.(83.
AUKl
:ORA.
Decatur L. St Z Co - 139 340
band Ridge Mining Co 10Z.060
Boston-Aurora Zino Co 90.000
Horseshoe Mining Co 46.370
Ozark Range 3IEnlng Co 42.PU0
P-rlnkerhofT land 41.160
Kentucky Mining Co 36,o0
Wheat ; Lov 34 30
Meadowlark Mining Co Jl.fsO
Untied Zinc Companies ........ 29.090
Cleveland-Aurora Mining; Co 16 F$)
Stewart Lard Co 20310
Federal Z A L Co 19 330
Hall Land Co 17.55)
AURORA.
Vmock Land Co 12.9)
Llles land dt'.l
Unclassified sales 979 sm
2.470
6.10)
14.190
Total sales ., 1 MS 190
ZInr. 321.531. lead J51I. Total. J22.044.
DUENWEG.
M in Mining Co 3tW.01
Blx Six Development Co 271.210
The Alda M Co. No 3 219.M0
frown Crest Z. A L M. Co 1U 330
Torto Rlcn tract S6.100
The vlda M Co No. I 83.1
C.. C. A SIcD. Co 3M
Cass McCmsky 31.330
Stevison A Moore ................ ........
Gussie K 3Ilnlng Co.
North Burch land
W II. Steams
22.7C)
8.4".)
9 119
21.440
"0 531
I-MO
2 4"0
2.010
Total sales ,
Zinc. J17.933: lead 31 S3 Tnl
PROSPERITY.
McKlnley Mining Co
Mount Anrat M Cn
FVrestal Jtc O'Donald ...........
Alberta Mining Co
Plutocrat Mining Co.
Croesus Mining Co ... ....
.1.194 840 83.64)
al. 519.762.
.. 247 ft 3.7
. 149 nt 14 2VO
. 107 KM 3.270
. (3 s-n
. 32.110 ..
. 16,790 8.350
Total sales .'- 61 060
Zinc 39 8S9: lead. tttt. Total. 810.550
NECK-ALBA.
Fnhlnx Mining Co 214 CT)
MIstletoe-RIe Kste 12C7M
Erllnse Mlnlnr Co 8 'Vt
Rattle Ax M Cn. S3 00
Clear-Jack Miring Co, 39 230
Total sales 332.170
Zinc .51S.
CARTHAGE.
R B Mining Co. 3L4
29.700
sunc J504. 7
rrAT.-prvA-TF!s.fPTRyTL I
GALENA-EMPLRE.
n
Monlux 233.710
Murphv Fril f- Co 181 on
TTnlrn Z. ft L. Co. lis 030
North Empire 123.RT3
Battlefield . lrrJW
Allen Sludge Co. 94 .
Combination ........ 5.330
Clarr Shults 83.430
Foinhside 7S S1
J. R. Crowe 4 40
Oalena LZ.Oi -52 JM
JlntM "Vr, ,, .... j. ui
40.310
"!09,)
"itMO
"!Jo
t470
"i'tm
T-S-V
3.230
Helen Hunt 24SS1
Nnrtheastern - PIng Sua.
Fhakeltrm A Ward 33.C91
BucWiom 16.8
MeCttnn Mining Co. 14 910
J. R. Inwe A Cn. 12.7)
Nble. DonsJine & Co- 13.810
White Star i .. vsso
Clement ,,... 7 290
Clara Loul. :.. . K.i'n
American Z. M. Co. .360
Bcnanra &A
New Tcrk Z. Co. iCSO
99)
2. CO
"J"
LADIES' AUXILIARY
PLANS LAWN FESTIVAL
EnltTtainment to I?e Given on the
Ui omuls of Young Muu's Chris-
tiau Ahsot-iutiou Buildinr.
Members of the Ladles' Auxiliary of tha
Belleville Branch, Young Men's Christian
Association, have planned a lawn festival,
which Is to be given on the lawn at the as
sociation building to-morrow even'ng. All ar
rangements have been made and the work
of decorating the grounds will be com
menced to-da. An orchestra has been en
gaged and there will be solos by the best
mus'cians in Belleville.
Several addres-es and recitations hao
been planned Refreshments will be served
at booths by Belleville" girls Japanese lan
terns will be used for illuminating pur
poses Mrs. George Harve, cha'rman of the
Committee on Entertainment, 1 ill complete
the programme to-daj She sas the pro
gramme will be one of the best ever pre
sented in rielleville
The tables and booths in the grounds will
be under the direct supervision or tne fol
lowing lades. Mrres E- W. Gu. Charles
Stookey. H A. llartnagel, George Htppard,
E P Rogers and Mises M-irv Gunn.
Bertha Ropiequet, Lucretia Wooters and
Gucsle Cesse
Death of Mrs. Holirknute.
Mrs. Christina Rohrkaste died vesterday
at her home In Blwardsvllle after an Ill
ness of a couple of weeks She was 62 jears
old and leaves three children The funeral
will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Joseph Teuber, proprietor of a cafe on
Vandalia street and one of the prominent
Swi" residents of Edwardsville, died Sun
day at a St. Louis hospital.
MESIORIAL DVT EYEHCISES.
Ser-vlcea Hnd Hern Postponed on Ac
connt of Rnln.
Slemorial Day exercises, which had been
postponed on account of rain, were held in
Edwardsv ille j esterday. At 1 o'clock a pro
cession was formed on Court Square and
moved to 'Woodiawn in the following or
der: City Band, Post 451. Grand Army of the
Republic, and visiting comrades, colors, fir
ing squad, speakers in carriages, city offi
cials, I. O O. F., speakers in carriages. Fire
Department. Black Diamond Band, U. 31.
W. A., No. S30. trade unions. National Band,
citizen?.
In the memorial services, numerous socie
ties united. The Grand Army proceeded to
the grave of Captain Joseph Robinson,
where, after a dirge by the band. Chaplain
D. A. Lynch made an invocation. Comman
der H. T. Wharff delivered an address. a
did also the officer of the day, TV. II. Shaf
fer, and the officer of the guard, Herman
Berlemann. The choir of the German 3Ieth
odlst Church led the singing of "America,"
after which the chaplain delivered the ben
ediction. The Odd Fellows held their services at the
pavilion in the center of the cemetery. The
band plajed a dirge and George D. Bur
roughs, noble grand, made the announce
ments Chaplain J. T. Glasi led in praj er.
The ritualistic address was by Deputy
Grand W. H. Hall The graves of dead
brethren were decorated and the closing
prajer made
ine mine woriter naa in-ir services in
their hall betore going to the cemetery and
merely decorated the graves of former
members of the organization. 'When the
several services were over all the societies
and orders met at the pavilion, where the
following programme was given:
invocation, tne iieverenu juoctor . ji.
VTIloon: ilnrlng. quartet, T W. Springer.
F. J. Wright, Will Judd. J. G. Delicate:
oration, G-neral F. 31. Sterrett. Adjutant
General G. A. H. of St Louis; singing,
quartet; recitation. Attorney Knowles
Tontz; addres. Leland Buckley; singing.
German Jf. E choir; address, the Reverend
A. H. Bueltemann; singing, German SI. B,
choir; benediction, the Reverend B. Saftord.
Delegates to County Convention.
The Democratic primary of Edwardsville
Township on Saturday night was harmoni
ous. There was no cause for a contest, as
no sides had been taken and none de
veloped. The delegation to the County Con
v ention In Edwardsville to-day will be head
ed by the most representative Democrats of
the township, the list being as follows: Del
egatesJudge William K Krome, Judge B
R Burroughs. EL E. Glass, Major W. R
Prickett. Charles Henrv. William Dlckman.
Iouls Diebert, Louis Weiler. Henry Henrv.
C. H. Burton, Jos. Stels, William Smith.
Ferd Tunnel!, John T. Crocker. W. 31. War
rock. C. W. Terry. Chas Gueitig, A, L.
Brown. SI. Desmond, John Hobson, Joseph
Triska. Fritz Fiesler. Frank Ferree. Ed 31c
Lnln, Bruno Surplger, Leland Buckley. T.
P. F Reilley. Walter SIcGrath. John Kel
ler. Hy. P. Hotz, S. J. Stubbs. C Boeschen
steln. Alternates T. H. StoXes. John Ryan. John
Chllds E. J. Jeffrey. Peter SicCnll, B. V.
Cox. John Delbert, Fred Crawlman, Thos.
Kairn" X K. Rosen. Knowles Tontz. W. H
Hnll. Joseph Schmidt, J. H. Theuer. R. N".
Slontiomery. Joseph ScheibI, August Sel
zer. Henry Langwisch J. R. Sutter. Wil
liam Turton, Edward Hobon. W. J. C. Ken
nedv. Henry Walters. Cha. Ballwea-. W. J.
smitn. vm. L wneeier. Jr ; j B. Dale,
Ben Khatz, Simon Kellermann, Jr ; Frank
.i oiiuweii. uan aiuuus, jonn .uegernann,
J. F. Tunnell.
Windsor
Templar
William A Robeson
Unclassified sales .. .
fi)
5.1 M
2 1i)
9.13)
Total sales L517.SP0
Zinc 331.350; lead. 32.379 Total. J33.S39.
CAVE SPRINGS."
Wlllapus Wallapus 84.33)
Ihlseng 33.240
McMillan WSU
J Fahlenbock 3,060
Hawkeie ........
Buncd
1S3.330
4.CU
3 130
3.760
Total sales 224.370
Zuic. 33.143. lead. 3190. Total. 33.333.
ORONOGO.
Oronogo 31 Co. No. 1 8,680
Big Circle M Co 62.300
J H. McGee 37.70
La To'ca Mining Co US.)
The Alda Mining Co No. 4
Rogers & Co
9.12)
590
Total sales 2O0.C3)
Zinc 33.116: lead. 3316 Total. 33.333
ZINCITB
Freeman LAM. Co 2" 930
9,710
Holden Bros 3 :
Cottonwood Mining Co... .
15.0)
.'3)
3,360
aia'ieu & uo
Arkansas Mining Co
Fisher land
East Hollow liming Co..
3.ZSJ
9.07)
13.1S0
1,190
Total sales 271.&70
Zinc 14.205; lead, 8IS4 Total. 34 5S9.
SPURGEON.
Cora Jeanette lllnlng Co S3 27)
Hub Minlrg Co 50.U01
TVaet-lino- Jt frt . - . T tR)
17.730
52.330
2.670
J Easy Street Mining Co 24 210
Bkining cn.:"::::..:::::::::::: .:.- u S? 1
Alta Mining Co
10S10
Waddle A Cn
St. Paul Mining Co
Total sales 171 540
Zinc 33.402: lead 31 952 Total. 34 3S4.
SHERWOOD.
Bailey A Stlckney 32,070
Smith & Stlckney
6. Ml
.90
93.280
1 6)
7,130
Total sales ....
Zinc 3781: lead. 3196. Total.
53,070
8,81)
UKAriMY.
Granbv M A S Co 370 CO)
Zinc 33 000. lead 31.0JS. Total. JI.C33.
WENTWORTH.
Meteor L A Z. Co 70.S1)
Zinc. 31.062.
PEORIA. I. T.
Total sales, May ......
43,000
42,340
ieao. ;.h.
DISTP.ICT.
Totals, last week 12 331,580 L6S4 )
Zinc. S1S0.731: lead. 327.430. Total. 318.161
Total. 23 weeks 231 343 820 28.243 460
Zinc. 33.070.237; lead. 3378.614. Total. 33,647,923.
TO GET GOOD CROP OF C0WPEAS
In reply to nn Inquiry published In
the Journal of Agriculture, Sam Archer
of Statesville, N. C. writes.
Having noticed In the Journal of Feb
ruary 13, the Inquiry of "Poor Fanner
on a Poor Farm," about Whlppoorwlll
peas, I want to tell him that he Is "on
the right track" to Improve his farm.
Push along that road of green fertillrer
and your farm will get rich, I do not
care how poor It has been. Let me give
you a suggestion or two.
The "Whlppoorwlll Is good so far north
as you are, especially If you wish to
gather the crop, but I rather think the
"Black Cowpea" or the "Wonderful," or
"Unknown" would be worth, twice as
much for a green fertilizer. They grow
ST.
Arrivals ami Departures of Trains at
Union bunion.
Dally. j;salurday and Sunday
ttiain except Sunday. only
XSurdayonr ifLyiepr Monday
llbaiurday only. 'Dally excej.1 baturday.
11. a. o. s-n. it. it.
Train. Depart. ArrWe.
Cliirlnnatl, Louisville Wash
ngttn. Baltimore. Piiuadl-
Phl.4 and ,(w iz& Lzires-s 2 00 am U5 rm
Cincinnati. Ljulavlilr. I'itK-
burg. Washlngtor. baltim re,
I'nllHdtlphta nd :tv urk
last Mjil . . 8-v; om TSaii
Cincinnati Accommodation. .. titlani '.
Cincinnati. Louisville, Pitts-
burg. Washington. Baltimore,
x-nuaaei,nia ana rev itrK
Royal Blue Limited "S 00 am 5 I pn
Flora Accommodation 5.io pm is iZ am
Flora Accommodation l-"am l p-n
Hora Accommodat'on ;Cj pm 110.22 am
West liadn and French Lick
sprlrgs. via Monon Itote . Q-am '.U pm
HLHLIM.TO. iTolTe LvTlilN STITIUV.
Train Deparu Arrive.
For Hannibal. H g. St. J.
points. DJinc). Keouk and
HurllnjrtGn .jnm CS rjii
Local to Hannibal .." ." ; 41 am S 23 pm
For CJulnci and .North . . -f; 1 am 16J3pm
Fo- fat Iul MlnreAcli U
tast bice lines Illinois and
Isconr-in -s ill am
The Ilurllngtor Northern Pa
tS
cific Kipres-, for Kana
City, fat Joseph, Northwest
Nebraska Ulack lllllt Uo
mlng, Montana, Washington,
Puget tound. Portland and
Twin Cit I-'XfirfKi. fnr Minne.
n polls, tt Paul and Iowa . S.lS pm Z J3
'p.orDVnv.olorado:
Utah and Pacllc Coa-t. via
Ft Jo-eph 'IISpm '5 -
Local to Burlington ... "Ulrm t..-3
For Northern Iowa. 9t- Taut
and Minneanull- "7.IJ Dm 0 j9
For Illinois, via Enst Side lin-
to Rock Island and Clinton.
Iowa . . ! !1 pm sT-lOan
For Dubuque and La Crose Jl pm u ly am
For Kana City, Council
liiuffs. Omaha St Joterb.
Dever. Nebraska. Colorado,
Utah and Pacini- Coast 3:r0 pm ; 19 am
Local from Hanrllial 1I lan
For Alton Leave 7 41 a m., dally; S 01 a m .
dally 10.35 a. m dal y. 1:30 p m, ex-ept Sun
dw . 3 00 D m. Mffnt sunrt.i . 5.-AS n m . .if- nf
Sunday; 5 0 p m . daily; 7 41 p ra . dally. S.JI
p m.. dal!) , 11-15 p. m , Sunday only.
CHICAGO AD LTOV
ClilcnKo Trains.
Train.
Depart
The Alton Limited - Srtam 7- pra
E!.0"- tlSWrir I3pai'
r '. ".?" O-OOpm :-''
M'dnlght Special ll:iic.
i!0 aa
ivanins uuy Trniim.
Train Depart.
MiourI State Exprpya s jy am
Kansas City Limited . ... 10?) pm
Arrive.
T OS prr
7 S am
i.ocui iTalns.
Train. Depart. Arrive.
Springfield Accommotlatlon .... tS-?) am . . .
Jack-on-lUe Ma Vlrdea t8Sam t7r.pn
Peoria Limited . . .. . O-Ol am C 12 pra
Springfield Capital City Fler 2S pm M Wim
Jacksonville la Vlrden t4 3pn tl) Mam
Hoodhouse Accommodation t4 ZS pm IID- an
CHICAGO."- PCORI AND sT. LOLIS
RAILA A (C, P. JL ST. L.)
Train. Depart. Arrlr.
Fishermen s Speclil j& loam '73pm
Ccmmuters' Express . ..t-SSpm 17 JV) am
Porla. ScriceflelJ and Grafton
express -s h am
L:xnrss .. R 14 am -T -n n
Alton. ChauM.uaua and Itlehl Jjl u pn ji r D-n
Springfield. Altin and Jer"e-
1 (111 J 'J! nn, A
Alton. Clifton Terrace and Graf- J
ton .. - . fT iVam ttIQ:53p-n I
Gralto-i .. . . 15 43 pm nO-ia am
COTTO BELT
(ST. LOUIS SOUTHWEaTEPJS" RAILWAY)
Train. Depart Arrive.
Arkansas and Texas Express
ivie Bismarck and Delta! .. 8-OOam 7.13cm
Arkansas and lexas Fast Mall
(via Bismarck and Delta) ... 8 4-1 pm 71 am
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Train Depart. Arrive
Vallev Park Accorirwdatlon... tS 3lam t!020 an
VaJIev Park Accommodation... J JO am tv 13 m
Padnc Accommodation . . . ta-3-J am tl:i pm
Texas and Kansas Mall for
Paris. Dallas E-nis Hous
ton Salvetvi Carthage.
Joplin and Wichita '5:IS3m "7 no pm
Pacific Accommodation $1:10 pm flojtt nm
Valley Iark Accommodation .ttl 3- pm tilO nm
Meteor and Worlds Fair Spe- " m
dal. for Springfield. Carthaire,
Joplin. Wichita. VInlta Okla
homa Dentson. Sherman. Dal
las. Fort Worth, Waco and
Brownwood 3 30 pm sjlSOam
Valley Park Accomnodatlon... t4 10 pm ts )3D
Padnc Accommodation -5 24 pm t7 4im
Valley Park Accommodation .. ffiJOrra 76 13 nm
ValUy Park AccoMmcdatlon... J70 pm 27 10 bm
Texas and Kansas Limited for
Eureka Springs Fo't Smith.
Parie Dallas Greenv Hie. El
ntc. Corslcans Houston Gal
veston. Austin. San Antonio.
Carthage. Joplin tv lchlta,
Burrton and 'he West .. S.SS pm 70 am
Western Express for Bprlng
fleld. VInlta. Denlson Sher
man. Oklahoma. Carthage,
Joplin and Nedesha .si000 rn 7J3 am
IRO 3IOLTAI niltTE.
Train. Depart Arrive.
Texas Fast Mall, to Little Arrive.
Rock, Texarkara, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene ... s35 am 7 J3Z cm
Delta. Columbus and Cairo Ex
presa 'SiOOam 7U3pm
Fast Day Express Dallas. m
Fort Worth. Austin. Fan An
toiio. Houston and Galveston 31 pm Z 10 nm
Texas. Mexico and Calirorals. m
Special Dallas. Fort Worth.
El Paso, Los Angeles. Gal
veston. San Antonio and La
redo S-Mpra 7-30a-n
Memphis Express f . s 40 pm 7.0am
FOURTH STREET AND CHOUTEAU AVENUE
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom
modatlon 3:30 pm 'SlOam
ILLIOIS CENTRAL.
?ort3iern Lines.
Train. Depart.
Northern Illinois Express
A-rive.
Springfield. Free port and Du-
buoue ............ s7:3am s:44E
Peoria and Springfield 11.30 am 7:il cm
Chicago Daylight Special '1130 am 7-00 nm
SprlrgUeld Accommodation '4 43 pm 1040 am
ft.lf.iii... rK.i... o.wl.1 n , .-. mIi
Chicago Diamond tpectil.. ..91) pm
Sontherxi Llnea.
Paducah Mall and Expr ss
24 am
Jiurpnysooro, -.rooncaie ana
Marlon ..-. s70 am
New Orleans Fast Mail Cairo.
7-21 pm
jiempnis. jactson. ienn
ard Texas Expre. Nash
ville, Atlanta and Jackson
ville 8:12 am S7.24 pm
Et Louis Sprclal-Cetro Slem- "
phis anl New O-l-ans. . .. '8.12am '3:16cm
Ac-tmmodatlon 31un hysboro.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
.CMt'L.- V ;. i " t.p-n 11-33 am
Accommodation Murphysboro.
Ms-ion and Creal Springs .. 'IJ0 pm n-j;am
New Orleans Limited Ca-ro. --u.
Memphis. Dixie Fiver Nash
ville. Atlanta and Jackson
Tllle 10:15 pm 6-32 am
BIG FOUR.
r-vS?.5l'.0n.,?;..2"'EW TOBK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER BOSTON AND AI.RANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
. v"1- .. Depart. Arrlv.
Indianapolis Express 17 J2 am 5 30 p
Tvew York and Boston Limited. 8-30 am 9 45 pm
Knickerbocker Special New
York. Boston. Washington,
Baltimore and TMladelphla 12-00 am 8.43 pm
Mnttoon and Alton Accommo
dation . 14-20 pm 9 45 pm
Boston New York. CIrclnnati
Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia 8 06 pm 7:30 am
Alton Leaves '10 30 a. re.. 5.43 p. m. Arrives
S.-00 a. m. '1:43 p. m.
ranker and larper vines, and that Is
wliat Is required If properly used. If to
plow down early enough for wheat crop,
sow In May as early after frost as pos
sible, not Ies than a bushel to the acre.
If to be plowed under for corn or oat
pronnd nest spring, they may lie sown
In Innr. nr sron tho fieif ,,.,, f Tl,-
t ' not let them get dead ripe or bad-
J.r .in not iBr V n .i ,. f,
ly Kiiieil iiy frost before plowing down.
Try a bushel of velvet beans or soja
beans for some purpose. Any of these
may be drilled In the middle of your
corn rows at Its last working If not too
late, nnd after cutting corn, plow under
for oat crop next spring. It will pay.
When about t turn under a green
crop, always have ready about five
bushels of slaked lime per acre, and
spread It evenly as possible over the
vines Just before turning them under.
This prevents gaseous souring and
waste and adds greatly to fertilizing
power. If for wheat let them He two
weeks or more before drilling. This
process furnishes all the Ammonia
needed (the most costly clement of ferti
lizer) nnd also much of the phosphate
and potash; but it will still pay also
(even if one has to borrow the monev to
buy them) to drill In with the seed or
spread broadcast on this land. Just be
fore putting In the crop of wheat, corn
or oats, 100 pounds of powdered phos
phate rock and 100 pounds of kalnlt per
acre (costing perhaps ?1.25 per acre),
both guaranteed 14 per cent pure.
Do not neglect to "feed your land" in
this, way between the cereal crops you
take from It. Save carefully, compost
and use all the manure on your place.
As a rule, do not let your green crop
ripen fully, nor fall to plow it under
w Ith all Its big value, nor think you arc
losing a great crop by so doing; but IC
Jt Is big, run over it with a heavy roller,
then lime It; use a rolling cutter if neces-
sary to torn It down and the land will
LOCIS TIME.
ST. LOLIS AMI IIAVMRVL RAILTIOAU,
(Via Wabash.)
Train Deoart. Arrtra.
Jial! and Evpre-s tT nan maom
Mall and Lspress tS5 pm flJ3 pas
L. H c T. L. It (Henderson Route )
T'Ei.n. Deparu Arrtia.
Fast Mail-Ow-nsb"ro. Clover-
iwrt. L.'ulvlile and the East. Warn lAStTt
Lantern Express Owrnsfcoro.
lloverport. Louisville and the
-ast is 7J0aa
L. A .. It. It.
Train. Depart. Arrhre.
Florl Ja LImlteil. v la Nashv llle.
Atlanta jnd Macon 15 pa l-3a,pts
last Mall KvansviUe. Nash
ville Birmingham. Montgom
t;. -hattanooc. Atlanta.
1 ,Flle VTU n.l..K. arjt
pi j
l
Jacksonvlll. Fla : Charlcs-
lull
3!ao TSSprj
Eojthern Ep-ev to Evans
Jl I-. NashvllI,- Blrmlnaham.
Mrhile. New Orleins. Thonv
asvule Jacks, nv llle. Pvlat
ka. Ocala and St. Peters-bl-rff
Fl"
8.53 pm 7:29 an
31.. K. JC T. "THE KATY."
Tralr Depart.
Arrive.
t JefT-san 1ty Coljmbla, Boon-
, vilv. Sedalla. Fort Scott.
I
tdlln TfTTitt rv anJf Tamm
Mpresi 3:15cxa $rtlpni
Th Katy FIjer." for Dal-
I. Fort Worth. Houston.
Cial.es'rn pJn Antonio.
Mexico City ard In'erme-
dlate pr'rt S:32pni 77Am
enVr-o-. n ty. Columbia. Boon-
t.fll Mwl!ll I.s. Tp-tsn
pm ;
Territory ard Texai fctprs 11-43 pm SOaa
' Mouri Kon-a) Indian Ter-
pm ntorj anl Oklahoma Flier- IS 32 pm
lata
. MIS-OLHI PACIFICIt "-WAY
T""-. .P5Part ., AJTJ
pm ft Mall '3-00 am J?-5
am F.vpress ..lam -Jpcj
, !? . E'p-ess Kansas City.
am i ;". . im mii uit
1 . '! a tan I ran isco
9fam 6'fOE
W is.) i.istrn Accomrr.odatlrn t5:25 am t7:55ara
St J ph. J-plln W lchlta and
Kan. j Limited and South-
-re f Missouri. S 1) pm V-IOara
Ka as a i Col.indu Express '10.10 pm 7'10 am
C-ev- Coejr Lske trains leave Union Station et
0 r, a m. !. a m . ;1 2) p ra.. 5 35 p. ra..
7 r p m
Oik Hill trains 'eave Union Station at t6:l3a.
rr tin j a m -SMr. n. and t6.20 p. m.
KirttKwxi traits lave Uckm Station at 7:00 a.
m fl oi p m 1 p ra. isaiurday cnly). 1429
i
j 1 Ui . l
p m, T6Ji p m.
V M ll.Il LIVE.
PENNSYLVANIA LINES WEST OF PITTS-
.. Bl'P.G PENNSYLVANIA P VILROAD.
Train.
Depart. Arrive
Tri,n Vc 3) aid "1 New
T" Philadelphia. rItN
,-,. Wa.hTnstin Special 1:H am '8:pra
i I-dlanapoIU
I !4HI
and New York
7-4? art tS-COpra
1:00 pm '1:20 pra
r York UmltM -.
C lum.u and E.ernExpress. S 13pra ;-J;fci
Vandilla AccmraodaMon .. . 50 pm 'slsin
Irdlanaplls
and New York
.llSpn 3pra
a.,A. mm-A- -.
Exprfs ,
T-ntit Mall
2;iV ttiU .v.yi
7 23 pna
lndlanapr.il. and n. Louis Lo
cal untiiy oniv
MUHILC U OHIO.
Train.
rnart.
ArtlT.
Scutr-rn Speclil .. is am ;"
M. Louis and rio-lda Llirlted & Pta
t Lruia and Florida Llnalt! S3 pm . am
Murphboro. Sparta Chester -..j..,,
and t-mr Accrmmdatlon ... a-lvpm mH.am
OlTHKR RAILWAY.
ST LOU1S-LOUISMLLE LINES.
i Train. urraji. AmT-
The IVIt Special, except Sunday :IS ara 5pa
Prin'-eton. Louiirll.e. Lex'ng-
ton ard wa station. Chat
URMn Tlime. Atlanta. Ma
con and points in the South-
tat T'Oam
3Ioi.nt Verron Accommodation t8 04 p-n
Princeton Ivu'sviKe. L'xirg
ten arid wav stations. Knox
vl.Ie. Ashevllle. Chattarooga.
Rome Atlanta Augusta.
Charleston Macon anl all
rolnis in Flo-Ida and the
Fithesst. . ... 16rm
73JJS-I
9Jlam
7Sra
ST. L.. K. C. JL C. R. It.
Tra'n Depart Arrive.
Kl in; ilatl Bel'e. Mo., and
Intermediate points . 5:43 pm 3-00 am
IT. ' gui day "-pedal Belle.
Mo ard Intermediate point" J7-T7 am 18-15 pm
HS-llt Accommodation Retle. 31a. and inter
mediate points (..all) except Sunday), leaves
Vandeventer avenue at 8 9 a. m and Forsyth
J-j'-ctim at Q a. ra. Arrives at Esring avenue
at 8 ST, r m
ST I.OlIS.PKORI LIE.
(?ee C P. & St LV
t. i.oi is M:Il(IIT hhidge tek-
3II-VI. RAILWAY SUBURB TRAIJI
ER1 ICE.
Fastbound Leave Eighth and Gratiot streets,
daily 1 C 3 11 C Zi n m. Except Sunday. 4:04.
16 77 S.31 10 05. mis a. tr : 13-c, 2.45. 4-00.
S OJ p m Siturdiy and Sunday only 11:41 p.
m Sjaday only 5 34. 7.03. 9.tO a. ra.: 133. 11:41
p. m.
I-ave Washington averue. dally 1 4?. fas.
Sa a. m .Except Surday 4-os. szx, 7 41. fjx
If 11.33 am 13 11 Ivl. 4-01. 8 08 pTV
Situ-dar and Sunday only 11-43 o. m. Sunday
cn!y-5JS. 7-C :I3 a. m.. 13:3. 1!.45 p. m.
Wesbcund Leave Granite Citv, dally Srll.
13 p m. Except Furdav S-15 6-4 75s 8'1I
1 3 10-. a m : 1:10 3 33. 4 33. E 37. 7.12 9-17
p. m. Sitcrdav only 13:13 p m Sandav only
1!." .V?. s "" 'I.- a m : ,:1' "- Monday
only 1215 a m. Except Sitnrdiy stin. 111
Lcwe Madlscn Dailv 5-1T 7 17 p m Except
Fu-vdiv-l 1 -. 7 . s is, 92j jri-(! 5" m.
!', "!. 7-17 .9-31 t m. Saturda"-;
cnlv 4 -5 p m Sunday enly 13 !0. C (V 8fS
10-fi a. m : 1 !3 S-4S v m Monday cnlx-lSstl
TOLEDO. ST. LOCIS AJSIj VSTE1
(CLOVER LEAF ROFTE.)
"Thre!ncomr..-rc.a1 Traveler"- D,8"fc Altin-
Tiedo Buffalo anl New
York 7-30pm J-4ain
Teiedo and New To-k Express. 'j-Olam s-.rrS
Ram'er Arcnmmodatlai .. . . lj; pm 'l stri
U .MIASM.
Eastern Lines.
Train. Depart.
Continental Limited Detroit.
Arrive.
-Niagara fa.ia. uurralo, n'w
rtrk and Boston 9-0Oam 7-ls.w.
Toledo. Detroit Nlararx tFiilK Jm 'Jaspra
BuCalo New lork and Bos3
ton Express , tt Dm 7nZ
iast'ilall
Ml In'ght Liml'eti Detroit.
2:43 am n-Mani
irjtraio. rew lork and Bos-
To&o-LccaT Exirr-::::::;:: as & IS
Chicago Line.
Banrer Expre9 -h!cago 9 22am l-tawn
IJanner Limited-Chicago l0cpm ?Hm
Midnight Llin-ted-Chlcago.... U2pm S-Sara
Knnins Cily Line.
Kinsa- City Kxprtis "9.00 am
Kansas City Fast Mall 2-i5 nm
Jtm
1:35 am
tsa ant
AortliTTrntern Lines.
From Union Station
Council Blurts and Omaha Ex
pre? 7:Mim
lfSaam
Cannon Ball-Oniana 7pm 7.-iara
press -,"",; ; -.- 1llo ) pm
Oltumwa De Moines and
3iinneapolIs Llmtted 7 JXt pm '5:50 ara
Lurnl TTnlns.
West Moberly ard Kansas)
, City Lcal 7:43am 8-80 pm
Moberly Local '3 05 pm '11 30 am
Kast Decatur real '4:40 pra llrOaaoa
Sabnrban Train..
St. Charles
Ktnloch Park
rergu'on
Fergusen
Ferguson ...........
Fergton
Trom Olive Street Station-
. 111.30 pm tllrtS" jm
..2-45 pm sirtSBra
. 1pm tS ) pm
. ... .... tsjoam
- 3r0.23an
:t. Chirles ll-00am !: 13 pin
St. Charles 15 43 pm t'am
Klnloch .. T:am
Brldgeton - 14:15 pm IS m
Bddgetcn t 45 am tt-JOJTn
Ferguson sijiisn 'lJJOsJn
Klnlech Park '1-53 pm ,.Jf,.'...
Ferguson t629 pm tl.M pra
laugh up In your face a splendid crop
next year.
NEW CEREAL
nigh up on the slopes of the Andes
'rn..ni i v.it..!.. -c.....f. ...
-" """", '" xuuviu, Kuauur, JUlU
lc- ?rows a P'ant called quinoa,'-
which Is nearly related to the common
pigweed of our gardeps. It is cultivated
In that part of the world, rinding most
suitable conditions for Its development
from two miles to two and a half miles
above the level of the sea.
The plant attains a height of about
two feet, and is grown for the sake of
its seeds, which are used as we utilize
wheat for making bread and porridge.
About the size of small bird shot, they
contain as much nutriment as wheat
does, in proportion to bulk, and the na
tives depend upon this crop mainly for
their food supply. To them. Indeed, tho
"quinoa" is an all-important food plant.
Recently our Government lias been
seeking In every out-of-the-way corner
of the world for little known plants, of
value, with a view to Introducing them
to cultivation In the Tnlted States, and
out of quite a number of such already
found the "quinoa" seems to be one of
the most desirable. It Is, In effect,. a
new cereal, nud hopes arc entertalnpd
that it may be grown to advantage over
the northern part of the great plains
region.
The northern plains of the Middle
West have a climate not very unlike
that of the high leyels In the Andes,
to which the "quinoa" Is a native. There
Is a similar dryness, with long tut! se
vere winters and correspondingly short
summers. But it has nlo been suggesfed
that the plant might be grown satlsfa
torlly over large areas in the interior
of Alaska, where a suitable cereal, capa
ble of resisting com and producing
reliable crop, would be a Godsend.-
mm
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