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A NEV1R TAILTNO regulator: trial tret;
.ladles In trouble. Instant relief guaranteed; con
finement '115: home comforts: tratned nrses; In
fant, adopted free; private diseases a specialty.
Sanitarium. 2018 Olive at.
A PRIVATE detective doe. shadowing and In
vestigating: references. P. O. Bor 770. St. Ixiuls.
ALL private diseases a specialty. Market Btrcet
Dispensary. Fourteenth and Market.
CONFINEMENTS tret: borne found for Infants
If desired: consultation and trial treatment free:
take part nay in wont If desired; prUate. se
cluded, licensed home, where you get jour case
Eiaranteed before payments: ladies, try my regu
tor: treats Irregularities: board. 22 per -week:
all mail promptly answered: patients met at boat
or station in my vehicle. Mrs. Dr. Murphy, ail
and as OUve st: phone Klnloch C 811.
DOCTOR MERWIN. 23S Olive st . treats all
ladles' troubles: treatments 8.
DR. MART ARTHUR. Specialist Ladle. In
trouble, call and get prompt relief; confinement
rases taken; Infants adopted. 2881 Washington.
DR. DENNIS. 2SI9 'Washington Ave Licensed
physician: treats all female troubles: guarantees
results; private home for ladles during confine
ment: perfect secrecy and seclusion; Infants
adopted: ladles In trouble, call or write.
HAVE you taken too much medicine? Did you
Tula your system by the indiscriminate use or
drugs? Try our unsurpassed natural method of
treatment oy means of light (X and actinic
"violet rays); superheated air, water, electricity,
seassage, against any kind of aliment, and you
will be convinced: references In office; moderate
price. ; two physicians. Vienna Institute, 1017
POton (a. Fifteenth) at.
LaTirRg. mv rsrulator never falls ana comnlet.
treatment free. Mrs. E. Starr, 2929 Franklin ave.
MIDwrrE Receives during confinement: homes
lor Infanta: ladlesjnjtroubleeaiu 3S Lafaj-ette.
MRS. BRIDGES Ladles In troub'.a won't regret
calling; no medicine. 3505 Laclede. Kla C 10M.
Hrs. Dr. Murphy's R-gulator. tl: Golden Seal.
He: traats ladles tl: no cure, no pay. H25 Clllve.
MM. HOTSON Ladles' private home during
consmamcot; Absolut, prlvacr smd safety assured;
elegant accommodations: trained nurses, mother
ly car and regular physician: satisfaction guar
antied: Infants adopted; skilled attention at low
est terms. Call or write, ail OUe st.
THE valuable health booklet. "A Perfect
woman." free oy mall or at No., HOT Chemical
building.
RlTEUKATISM CURE,
lira. Doctor Hoffmann treats massage and med
ical bath; all diseases, rheumatism, nervousness
and chronlo diseases specialty. tl N.Vadeventer.
fC QH tl fl CIH receives before and during
swIWisainsnWBfiij confinement; Infants adopt
ed If desired: ladles In trouble, call or write;
terms reasonable; consultation free. 2215 Olive.
tl. ARTHUR'S fiOLDENSEALr
Femala
Regulator.
t?attif .nnlla fnr- rl!v.. fn thr. tinuraf be'VQrff
-f substitutes; none genuine without slgnatnre ot
Golden Seal Med. Co.. 8S1 Washington; price 81.
IIUEN SEAL FEMALE RE6ULAT0R
Relieves In three hours. Benare of substitutes;
none genuine without signature of Catula Med.
Ctt. Price H.OO. rsa OUve st.
rnDUC Bunions and all troubles of
igsylO feet treated. Dr. Spencer, a
Koken bldg.. 715 Locust.
MADAM DORA LACY'S
Female regulator nnd pr-entire; puaranteM re
ulta; consultation free. Price by mail, SI, or call
at office. 2SJ7 AVashtngton ave. Hours. 10 to S.
RHEUMATISM Kidney Disease.
Bure cure. Treatment by superheated dry air.
eisetrldty. massage: success guaranteed: names
of cured in offlce; two physicians.
TTJPfKA. INSTITUTE. 1017 Dillon CS. 15th) tt.
DR. ANNIE NEWLAD.
Confinements, JiO; trained nnrzlnr. elegant ac
romznodaUont; free homes for Infants, If desired;
latle treated for J3 (treatment guaranteed) ; res
ulator SI only; private, reliable, secluded; 11--ctnsed
aorne. -where you are well treated and
Ttaar re guaranteed; private diseases a pe
clalty. 2gS Olive st.
XUSICATL.
ABSOLUTELT hlcbest price paid for secend
hand comets, bass violins and clarinets. HunJeth
Mus4c Company. S 8. Broadway. O
ALMOST new Eradferd uprigbt piano, full
4 re; mandolin atuchment; latent sijlo; sreat
tarsjalw; $1U 103 Chouteau ave
ALTO, -tenor, slide trombone and tuba vranted ,
will bay coed price. J. Flacht & Son. 113 S.
Broadway.
AN enormous importation of violins, accordions,
strings and fittings from Kurope. Jos. F. II unlet h
Usslc Company, i S. Broadway.
AX Inducement to buy of us: Mandolins. )L25
each: l.wa rgultarsv S2 each: we carry largest
stock of tcnslcal Instruments In cltv: wholenale
ana retail. Joseph F. Hunleth. S. Broadway.
ATTKNTION 40 pei'-cent discount on tuning
and repairing of pianos and organs; send tMa ad.
Panlel C Dunker Piano Co, 1331 North Market.
BARGAIN Will exchange talking machines for
other musical instruments Bauer's Music Store,
-STSZ-Otmvota sne. Open tin 9 p. m. eenings.
FINE Starr piano,
Vi
slightly used. 1222 nn
FUIST-CLASS piano tuning and repairing of
all kinds of musical instruments; all work guar
anteed. J. Placht ft Sons, 113 s. Broadway.
FUIX-PI7P1 mahogany upright piano; reliable
Xagtcrn raaka and perfect condition, at one-third
vslne if sold at onoe: also other high-grade fur
BHnre at great sacrifice. SB2 West Pine boule
yanL HANDMADE violins, guitars and zithers ot the
1st rank F. Wlchard. 1422 Benton at.
"HEAR the soul ot a. Krakaner sing;" to hear
It la to buy It. Bold only by Daniel O. Dunker
Piano Co.. Fourteenth and North Market st
JOHN FILD sells Sofcmer. Mewby & Evans and
.Valsotlc -pianos only, st lMl-Ht. Louis ave. First
class tuning. Phones. Tyler ERA and D 1(13-
JUST Imported M0 violins from best makers in
Europe; at to W; get bast selections; wholesale
and retail, mrnletn. S. Broadway.
TJARGCST stock of dic talking machines and
records in olty at reduced prioem. Hunleth. 3.
Broadirty. .
. UCSSOKS ctrrn on piano by accomplished
teacher. SOc a lesson. S6S3 Flcney ae.
NUT fall line of pianos; one of the most com
plete stocks in the West, at prices $50 to J1C0
lew than dealers we manufacture all of our
foods and sll direct to you: an inspection cor
Suily Jnrlted. F. G. Smith, rofr.. 1012 OHe at
JL. E. TTbltaksr. zngr
ONE square piano; in rood order; cheap.
Lincoln are.
4083
ONB walnut 800 (catalogue price), good as
, oew, upright: now 1210
One medium-sis upright, tn splendid ordet;
now 140
One larg-lre German upright 9)
And some fine squares at 823 to S9S. are special
tmrrslns this week ot F. G. Smith, mfr.. 1012
Olive at. A. E. Whltaker, mgr.
PIANO, mandolin, guitar, violin instruction;
terms reasonable; trial lessons free Mondsva;
new System: instruments rented. Professor Dill
roer's Music ScnooL 2834, Franklin.
PUPILS WANTED Brars and string lnstru
rasnu; lessons, 35c In class. CCc private; lnstru
raenu bought, sold and xehsxged. L M. Marsh.
MX N. Broadway.
"RAO-TIME Rlggles," the latest two-step and
march. Hunleth Music Co.. 9 8. Broadway.
THHOROUOH. practical, up-to-date method
taught for mandolin and guitar. Frank E. Taylor.
Stadia. 1713 Goode ave.
TO rent a piano from private party; no dealer.
Call or srrits 4221 Finney.
viiruii machines ana recoras on asv- pay-
. mants; ne our new styles. SL Louis
Talking
Macsims Co., ins s. roadway
WIB supply ontslde towns with new or second
hand musical Instruments; write us and aava
money. J. placht & Son. 113 B. Broadway.
WRITS for prices on band and string tnstru
mrnts. J. Placht A Sons. 113 B. Broadway.
140 buys a fine piano, full size, cost 33G5. with
Itaol and cover, at 1414N. Sixteenth st;
8188 buys fins Decker upright piano: large aUe.
JDSekamp Bros. Piano Co.. 2307 Park ave.
185 buys fine piano with stool and cov.r.
Schubert A M oxter. 2802 Franklin ave.
8W0 Chtekering; tull 7 octave: fine, light-colored
rosewood case: can be bought on your own terms.
Beyers, Seventeenth and Locust.
88: J-octave Bijou upright: biggest bargain
ffersd yet; will sell on time to reliable ccs
tomsr., Beyer's. Seventeenth and Locust.
PIANOS FOR RENT.
AT LOWEST RATFS.
Large Stock to Select From.
t THE ESTEY CX,1ilO OUre" Street.
WHEN A RELIHLE
h PIANO or ORGAN
is wanted the same that
fim snggests itself is
All that is good and desir ble in
a Musical Instrument is assured
-"if it bears this name
THE ESTEY CO.,
'- HI OLIVE STREET. ,
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Wanted.
DRIVING horse; inuit hae style and some
peed; pacer preferred. tv.I1 buy good harness,
trap or etanhope: must be bargain, write par
ticulars. Letter K, Jefferson City, Mo.
GOOD, larce, delivery horse; state full particu
lars, and price. 3-U7 N. Broadway.
WANT to buy team of work horaes or mules
and dirt -wagon; harness.. I&'ft Wash M.
Far SiU.
A LOT of oM harness for tale cheap at F. A.
BteTens"s, 30SJ, N. Twelfth gt.
ALL kinds top ana tpea ueuvery wagons, e
hlcles repaired and fitted with YWttlcu's patent
epd gate. 1222 X. 3eenth st.
ALL kinds of harness at rock-bottom prices;
tew and Keconuhuiul: all kinds of stable sup
plies. A. Tsckett. 122 N. Hrcad stay.
AT a bargain, a new hand-made ret of buggy
harness; cost 830; will Sell (or $15. 731$ Laclede
ave.
- AT Sacrifice Finest new h(Oid-made rubbr
tlred storm buggy In the clt; will sell for $101
legs than was made for. 3319 Laclede ave.
BARGAIN In hore and peddling itagons;
wagon 810. a N Sixteenth st.
BARGAIN Sound, gentle mare; will exchange
for one-hors coal wagon. 42MA North Market.
KAIiGAIN Nice team ounr bay niarfs. 15
hands, 6 years eld, JIM; also two Rood aelUery
horgea. ?3Q and J3. 2tH S. lircadftaj
BIG sorrel horse; good -worker; suitable for
any purpose; Sf. SX Cook ae.
BIG sacrifice; must sell; flrst-claua rubber- !
urea siorm ouffpj-; 7-year-oid noise, harness.
J105; hair cost. C3 Finney.
BUGGY top. S up; backs and cushions BOc;
mud splashera, curtains, Ktorm aprons. L. K.
Lueschane Sz Co., 1545 N. Broadway.
CHEAP One or two bulk wagoni; will eU on
easy payments or exohans o for borses. 2)10 Mar
kct. CHEAP for Caeh or Time Payment-One or
two cood work horses. Southern Fe-d Co., S09 S.
Seenth st.
riFTY blankets at COe. 15 wool hor blankets
at SL23, large assortment all kinds. 40 per cent
cheaper than retail. Jarusen. lSOit .. Thirteenth.
FINE top delivery watron. for grocer, butohor;
newly painted; single furniture car. 44.6 Has ton.
TOR cah or on time payments, No. 1 draft
and drlvinc horses; wac&nj and harness; fresh
milch cows; constant r on hand; guaranteed as
represented. 1315 N. I3roadnay. IZ. L. House.
GOOD horse for eale, cheap.
Olive at.
Apply at 1019
GOOD work horw.
409 N. Eifihteer.th st.
GOOD secondhand coal wagon, proeery wapn
and park wagon; in rood condition, cheap. &Q
tx beventh wt.
GOOD open waj;on. elcht-foot b"d. suitable for
gardener or carptnter; j5. J. H. Cook, south
east corner Fourteenth and Cass ae.
HOHSI Horse for sale.
street.
cheap. SI3 X. Eighth
LIGHT vestibule secondhand top wagon; new:
cheap: park wagons, runabouts and storm bug
gies. My Cass ave.
LIGHT top wagon, cut-under, new axles, nicely
painted and In nrst-class condition all around,
fS. J. II- Cook. Fourteenth and Cas.
MULE Large mule. 520: two cheap horses;
good workers. Missouri Express Company, ns
Morgan st.
MULES Weekly payment, part cash, fine team
mules: pood new harness and wagon; for bilck
orrock naullng. 2131 Lucas ave.
SrtJST b sold, nibber-tlred top buggy.
good condition. 1530 3. Seventh st.
3;
ONE storm boKgy,
2123 N. Ninth st.
533; one top buggj-, $18.
PARK bupsry. in sod condition: also road
cart for paper carrier. 1713 S. Ninth st.
PONT, harneFR and wapon; will separate at a
sacrifice. 1312 Monroe st.. rear.
RUBBER-TIRED, hlch-panel storm buggy; Al
condition. 3S5; mut ncll. 2033 Market.
SIX horses, suitable forworklng or delivery;
also driving mare, cheap. 3223 Pine.
SOUND young mare, $30; tbln 6-year-old horse
for light business. Ko. 3231 S. Seenth st.
STAKE wacon: one-horse stake wagon, surrey
and storm buggy. 2121 N. Ninth st.
TEAM Sorrel team: chean.
wny.
67 S. Eroad-
TEN large draft horses, five delivery horses,
four farm mares, four plug horses, seven two
horse stake wagons, ten. sets harness. Phoenix
Express. 416 Wash st.
THE late Doctor Moes's closed storm buggy:
removable front: bargain. 2611 Laclede ave.
THREE pairs 3,000-pound horses. 6 ears old.
sound; also two younjr delivery horses. 711 N.
Theresa ave. D 2062. F. T. Sandford.
TOP wacon. rear door. $20: ffood top buffg",
J10; phaeton. $5. 3?53 North Market ft.
TWO larpe work horses. $33 ach.
7 to 12 a. m,, 1517V4 N. Ninth st.
TWO horses, $5S; wagons, new coal TCagon,l,SQ0
pound horse; need, money. 1S11 Morgan st.
TWO good mares, two rood horses, stntla ponyj
must be sold at once. 1S21 Franklin, icar.
VERY cheap horse, rubber-tired surrey and
new harness, for $125. Call 2315 RtxssU ae.
WIWIS brood mare, pfdlrree Ashland Wllks
yilsm II. Touns; mark :23; will sell reaHnablo to
rood owner; also a surrey. 1324 Ijcust st.
LOCoMonn.E.
Good as new: owner needs room; will sacrifice.
T HI. Republic
McCABE-BIERMAN WAGON CO.
Wagonettes, depot wagons, pallbearer carrtagu.
1ZU-321" N. Broadway.
3438 VICTORIA STABLES, um- bb1-
Horses, rlga and harness of all kinds bought
and sold oa commission.
HARNESS
RETAIL KEPT.
Wasblnxicn Ave. and rise.
J. B. SICKLES SAnrJLKRT CO.
Pactarsvsc.
GOOD box stalls and attention.
Dr. Heyds.
1215 8. Jeffcrscn. end R, F. Wash. Baden.
1 ISO and B HOC.
lei.
.PASTURAGE Take Suburban car; Kent Sta
tion; box stalls: plenty feed: good attention:
taken and returned free. AddresB West, 8143
Plymouth ave.
MEDIUMS CLAIRVOYASTS.
Fifteen Cents Per Line.
Madame Eelle La Monte
AS A PALMIST
Can advise those contemplating rolrifr Into basi
nets, or those who -wish to mafco a chance in
bulnes. surroundings or home enTironmentf, or
If jou rlsh to know what you are best adapted.
Wiir ko with hands outstretched not knowing"
what la best to do. or with hands that fall help
les?lr to ths side In despair, "without hope, when
you will find in Madame La Monte a true pros
ro?tlcator, and can tell you which way to tarn?
And If there Is a, benefit she will tell you, and if
there la nothing absolutely for you she will be
frank enough to tell you, and to help you e'1
that thero Is In her power. Residence, 203 Wash
ington are. Fee for .oral readings Is tl
MME.N. LEONARD,
CLAIRVOYANT AND MEDIUM.
2G30 AVASHINGTO AVEXCE.
IJFE READINGS REDUCED TO
25c, 25c, 25c, 25c.
'There Is a tide In the affairs of men which.
taken at the flood, leads on to fortune and suc
cess; neglected, all your lives are, bound In chad
ows and miseries.
Whether It be business cr domestic affairs,
speculation, changes,! sickness, love, marriage or
divorce, there U a right and a wrong path which
will or will not bring about the deslrrd results.
If ou are constantly pursued by 111 luck and dis
appointment in all your undertakings there is a
cause for It.
Mme. Leonard's wonderful powers and marvel
ous gift of foresight has made her the wonder of
the age. Is eminently fitted to give you the cor
rect advice as to the proper course to pursue
Hours, 9 to 9. IVttern ilth stamps answered.
CALL on Mme. Becker, trance medium. 1934
TVflsh, who claims there Is no home so unhappy
or heart so sad but can be changed by her
mysterious power.
ERHATOLOGI,
-
Moles, Warts, Superfluous
hair, and all disfiguring blemishes
painlessly, permanently removed.
JOHN H. WOODDl'ItY D. I,
30t lernti-itcnrd lltf., St. Uais.
DRESSMAKI.IU,
HILLMAN'S Dresscuttlng School. 1S01 S.
Broadway: dressmaking la simple by our patent
system: cuts perfect every garment without fig
uring or measuring: big profits for agents.
FRENCH Dressmaking School Evening classes
from 7 to 7:30; also general dressmaking; reason
able. Olivia building, room 110, Grand and Wind
sor. BICYCLES.
For Sale.
FIERCE bicycles, 'tried and true: bicycles, au
tomobiles and tire repairing. Morgan & Harding.
2St, OU.e st; Bell phone, LindeU 1411A.
HOTKfj.
BATES Hotel. SS Fine Furnished room. (0c.
75c. and tl per day; 'weekly rates.
CITX HOTEL. Fourteenth tnd Market Sts.
Nice, clean rooms. ZSc. 50c. 75c and SI per daj,
and Jl per week and up; dally papers free.
EDUCATIOXAL.
"' SUCCESSFUL tutor, coaches backward pupils
la all subjects; 3Se, hour S 95, Republic
"TAKE a "course In St- Loals Watchmaking
School. Tm Locust st.. and become a first-class
ewelrs uad Xor circolar.
g 9
BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Sw
A FINE-FATINQ nine-room roomltig-houie on
Olive st.. two blccks from Post Office; bargain:
retiring, u 71. Republic.
CIGAR, fruit, laundry and lunch stand; laun
dry pajs rent. Call 141. OUve .t.
COAr. YARD Clearing or JJ.000 jearly; can
be doubled: fine equipment: 9 horses; 6 rocms:
price S.WJJ. Clascock. to: Chestnut.
CONFECTIONERY, grocery, notions;
trade: near public school; living-rooms;
cheap. Ita Belle Glade ave.
line
ll
CONl'ECnoNDRY, cigar", notions; splendid
location; West Kn.l; fine oak fixtures; rooms:
theap rent; JIM bujs. Wardlo' & Co., too
Chestnut st.
DOWNTOWN Saloon: splendid location; owner
going back to farm: price $450; come quick.
Waruluw & Co.. 10S Chestnut at.
FACTORY llakiiiff smaller practical efflolent
typewriter In world; thousand gien an prm
luins; lew thousand now makes jou independent.
Ulascocl.. 9C3 Chestnut.
FIRST-CLASS two-chair barber shop.
J 3D to ZZ per week. X St. Republic
doing
FIRST-CLASS barber tliop; fine flxtunrt. trade
and location; cash only. C 14. Republic.
FIRST-CLASS clffar stand: heart of city; low
rent; lene .eat,?; elegant fixtures; cood reason
for selling. B 7J. Ittpubllc
IXJIt sale, or will tako pirtner, three-thalr bar-
cer snop. x m, jtepuuiic
iX)I Sale or IjeaaeA tlrst-clas bo-itblack
stand. Apply at roi N. t'Uth it.
FOR Sale Rooming-house; worth $000; will iell
for S30i. Call S037 Olive st.. Sunday or Monday.
FOR Cash Contents of an elegantly furnished
eleenroom house. West Und; reception hall,
hardwood tinlsh, electric lights and ail modern
conenIence": house on cood-paini; basN; will
rent ery reasonable or It-a so; mut n at once;
ipaWns city. Call 307 Odd Fellows building,
Ninth and OUve.
FRANKLIN Ave . : Furnished roomfne
houce, tpn room: will Fell at a bargain; World's
rair lease; rem a monin.
GENTS furnishlngK; Western transfer business'
corner; J.. month sales, cheap rent; eell imolca,
J3.5C0; well eM. GInscocK, 902 Cliestnur,
GOOD grocery and saloon: must sell on
count of other Duslness; will lnolee. D 4ft.
publlc:
GROCKUY and meat market.
JC25 N. Grand ave.
GROCERY and confectlonerv; doing tso; must
sell on account of alcLnes. L 3J, Rt-publlc,
GUOCKUT store; exceptional!' fine trade; good
location: s-'U at a bargain. 42a? IIa.ton ae.
GROCERY b!n. heltng. counters, oil cans,
show cases etc.: almost given awa). 43:7 Ea
ton. GROCERY and miat market, od location;
low rent; cash sales J30 day: a bargain If sold
at once; iuest!gatc. 1411 fc. llroudwH.
GROCERY, saloon; S1.M0 monthly cash counter
trad; money maker: aon't oeilook this price;
J1.1U0. Wardlow & Co . 0S Chestnut at.
GROCERIES-Small stock ot groceries at mar
ket prices and 10 per cent oir: also flxturet;
v agon; harness; fine safe.etc. II t5. Republic.
nacon
I or express; no i
rent to pay; three phones free; (30
tablished. Call 1512 Olle st.
Dusmess es- '
IIOTCIj AND SALOON Boarding highly paid
mechanics; bills guaranteed; l,G0O monthly In
come; 20 rooms; 1.000 t-ecur-s. Glascock. VuJ
Chestnut st.
LUNCHROOM and stand; cood place for man
and ilfe: cheap for cash. 2420 OUve.
LUNCH stand; good night trade; eood loca
tion; Investigate. Southeast corner Lucas and
Twenty-third st,
MUST be sold at on: confectionery, statlon
ery. cigar otore. 1S3 Olive fct. Call lift N. Jef
ferson aie.
NOTION store, laundry
candle;. 2953 Easton.
branch, clffars and
NOTION store: Rood location; ladies and fcen
tleraon's furnishings; llvlng-roomr. 7 N. Van
do enter.
RARE opportunity; restaurant, vats BO; re
ceipts $45 day; clears $200 month; rent $18; roa
fcon. hae fwo places. SOS N. Eleventh st,
RESTAURANT, buslne-ai center: will seat
eighty: Income JKK: rent S3): $200 cash; sickness.
Inquire 612 Chestnut.
RESTAURA?JT Olive St.: catches Union De
pot and rooming-house trade: $soo month Income;
cheap rent: lw: see. Glascock. S02 Chestnut st.
ROOMING-HOUSE with boarders; cheap If sold
at once. S , Republic.
ROOirTNG-HOUSE: 10 rooms: will sell at a
bargain: going to Texas. 2919 Pin..
ROOMING-HOUSE; well located; ruled with,
gentlemen roomers. Apply at 3U3Q Olive Bt.
ROOMING-HOUSE. 11 rooms: gas. bath, fur
nace heat: profltsSTOperinontlulCOlIve
ROOMING-HOUSE, nicely furnished; must sell
account leaving olty; best offer to-day. Inquire
2 Chestnut
ROOMING-HOUSE Eight rooms, all full ot
good-paying roomers; sell at a bargain If taken
at once. 3218 Pine st-
ROOMING-HOUSE Eleven-room roomlng
houso on Olive st.: rent $30; good furniture; nulck
sale 6o0. Wardlow & Co.. 808 Chestnut st.
ROOMING-HOUSE Kleven-room rooming
house; right downtown: always full; very reason
able rent; H50. Wardlow ek Co.. 08 Chestnut.
ROOMING and boarding house West End.
twelve rooms nicely furnished; $500. SIM cash,
balance 125 monthly. Information, 612 Chestnut
street-
ROOMING-HOUSE Washington ave.: near
Ewing; choice location; alwais crowded: 11
rooms: rent 30; 3200 handles. Glascock, 802
Chestnut su
HOOMINO-HOUSE-Walklng dlitancs, down
town; well furnished; clean: furnishes pleasant
home: clearing 8700 yearly; pries 39)0. Glascock,
803 Chestnut st.
SALOON Good-paying comer.
Brewing CO., 91 N. Sixth at.
Inquire Gaat
. SALOON, selling eighty barrels beer month;
good lease; tea rent; fourteen years present own
er; $600. Terms. 13 Chestnut.
SALOON and boardlng-hou.e, with M room;
close to large factory district; long lease; low
rent: price J2.5QQ. 1300 N. Broadway.
SALOOX Broadway corner; 40 years est.; 6
rooms; $1,000 monthly income: price $500; owner;
other business. Glascock. 902 Chestnut st.
SALOON Grocery; 10 rooms and hall: very
popular. 15 years back; $1,000 month Income; seu
below Invoice; 5200 Glascock, S02 Chestnut.
SALOON Refined residence corner, UtOO month
ly sales; mostly whisky; flo rooms; leaso; low
rent; splendid place. Glascock; 903 Chestnut.
SMALL business, with or without waaoa route:
price $2150. 156 S. Twelfth at.
THE best furnished bakery branch, confea
tlonery and cigar stand in city: laundry and milk
pays rent: 8300. iva. Garrison ave
"WALL paper business. Ju E. Miller. S019 B.
Grand.
BCSIrTESS CHAJfCES.
ANT os. contemplating ths manufacturing oJ
packing boxu In the United States of America,
address. Millwright. TW Ewlng ave., north flat 10.
IF you have from 8100 to JSOO to Invest, I can
place a limited amount where the profits mil be
large, with absolutely no chance of loss; no
scheme, no fake; reliable business, under reliable
management. Send fornrocpectus and references.
Is. V. Cahn, agent, 15 Tempi, building. Bt, touts.
ONE of the test drag and book store In Ar
kansas City, Eas., and located on the best cor
ner In the city: established In 1890. and doing
nne business; for the best of reasons this business
Is for sale; Investigate this without delay; S5,f
cash: balance. If any. on easy terms. 1L 1.
Simmons, Arkansas City. Knc.
TUItF Investment solicitors; new company; new
plan; no soheme; no fake; legitimate Incorporated
company, under well-known and reliable manage
ment; will earn and pay large dividends sure;
ai i in 1'la.nMail 4nr .nltnftA. rfi .Ttst-a.vA am
handle this, as tmder our plan there is no chance
of loss to Investors. H 111, Republic
WANTEI Gentleman with JGOO to start ex
clusive patented overall factory In Illinois. J
S7. Republic.
110 AXD UPWARDS EARNS" 5 FCR CENT
weekly; safe as a bank Investment: withdrawn
on demand; our references are hundreds of best
business concerns In AmertcA. International In
v eat ment Co., Chemical building, St. Louis, ilo.
ATTENTION!
VTXSTEZh-m.QOO. to eitcnd mlnsral
water proposition. In Texas. Proposition
will bear investigation. Do not answer
unless rou have the money and mean
business, call between 10 and 11 a. m.,
room 819 Hotel Planters.
BUSINESS WANTED.
ALUMINUM card case, with name engraved
and 100 cards printed to suit, all for We. W. II.
Haskell, s s. Broadway. St. Louis.
POSTAGE stamps taken for candy, cigars, to
bacco, writing material, note, pocket and WU
books, novels, etc, "04 Market st.
USB ray ISe Mocha-Java, or 4ft pounds for 81;
it has no equal: when you need trial orders, call
nn D lias. J. p. O'Connor. 3200 Olive st.
THE AQUAPURA
FILTER
If you want the cheapest, and best see It before
buying. No. s.s-87 Union Market, Sixth st. side.
SCRAP IRON, METALS AND RAGS.
G. Mathes Sons Rag Co.. Broadway and Branch.
TYPEWRITERS.
Wanted.
.m.. ..si
MU.W
WANTED Smith XTemier.
No, 10. K 3: Re-
public.
For Sale.
A GOOD Remington typewriter for sale chean
tt 810 Burlington building. 810 Olive.
WU have Le trpewriters tar rest or sate.
Call or mall or telephone ycur order: satlatae-
tu guaranteed. The Typewriter Exchange. SOI
N. Ninth St., st, Louis. Mo.
MOXET TO LOAN.
"'"Vi'iiiU i.il" ...r -iii r iifii-i-iirt
On Beat Estate.
MONEY to loan on flrst-claBs real estate se
curity in sums to rult. Adam Weber, 27X1 Frank
llu a.
Oh Fcraomal Fropertr
LOANS negotiated on furniture, plnnoa or any
perianal property at S per cent per annum; con
fidential. Notary Public, tog Chestnut at.
MONlkY to loan to falarled people without se
curity. D. Lamet, 203 Benviat buildlne. Ninth
and Viae sts.
EUGENE A. TRISLKR,
119 and 112 N. Eighth st.. rooms 2 and J.
Firs Inturance Agency.
LOANS ON FfRNlTURE; LOW RATES.
Jroney to loan In any amount on all kinds ot
personal rroptrty. Bargains In unredeemad
pledges.
912 FRANKLIN AVE.
W.QNEY! HONEY!
EAST PAYMENT LOANS ON 1'IANOS, HOUSE
llOLD GOOD3 OR AKY GOOD SECURITY.
We will make you the CHE ViEST LOAJJ IM
the city on our new BUILDING ASSOCIATION
PLAN.vh!ch Is the easltt PLAN In the world.
The TAY.MENT3 can be arranged so that ou
can repay tho loan In easy WEEKLY. MONTH
LY or EARLY rayments.
pur FLAN enatles you to repay your account
v Ithout any trouble or Inconvenience to yourself.
RI..MEM1JCR. WE NEVER REMOVE GOODS.
We -ulII eh-i jou ALL THE TlUn you want
an will carry jour loan as long as desired.
we pay all jour bills and advance j-ou more
P2?nts- ls easier to pay one than a number.
IN CASE OF SICKNES'f OR OUT DV EMPIX5Y
IIE.NT. WE WILL EXTEND YOUR LOAN.
Remember, in dealing with us there are no ad
nce crarges whatever.
LIRERAL filSCOL'NT IP PAID BEFORE DUE.
if jou cannot call. WRITE or pho:e. and we
will urnd ur aicent to ycur place with th moiov.
NEW YORK TINANCE CO , ROOMS MT-I-M'
AND 110 ODD EELI-OWS- RLDG., NINTH
AND OLIVE STS. TELEPHONE XlAlN M8M.
!EY TO LOAN
OX FUll.MTCnC, PIAXOS, houses.
ESY PAYltENT PLAN.
TVe CAN and WILL glte jou a CHEAPER
RATE of interest than anv othr comoany In the
cltv and you can choose YOUR OWN TIME for
Pmfng back the loan and AMOUNT OF PAY
MENT jor tHh to make, either weeklv or
monthly, and jou PAY FOR ONLY such tlm.
ai von Imf ha.1 money. GOODS REMAIN IN
jour own possesion, and if you GET MCIC or
OUT OF WORK we will hald payments, so there
Is no dancer of losing jour ronus Tliere is no
lUBLIUITY; OR INCONVENIENCE: papers can
be signed at houe. You get money same day
ou apply. Wc will pay any indebtedness on
your roods and give jou MORE MONEY.
If jou cannot call, wrlto or telephone and w.
will send nijent to explain our sj.lem.
TeL It 434. FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO..
ROOM! No 4W fVimmrtnwBlMi Tnisf Hitlllln
Broadway and Olive st., entrance No. 4a Ollv st
Loan Money
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.
we loan from JIO to tXO.
We LEAVE the goods In your POSSESSION.
JS e cheerfully give our TERMS and KATE3.
lou get the money on SHOUT NOTICE
Tou receive the full amount In CASH.
Tou may keep It ONE month or MORE.
You py ONLY for the time jou use It.
You may pay WEEKLY If jou desire,
lou may have our time extended If sick.
Our rates are as LOW as the LOWEST.
Our offlces are the HOST PRIVATE
Our business 11 STEICTLY confidential.
Our motto Is COURTEOUS TREATMENT.
Our telephone Is Klnloch B Mil.
Our address FULLEIITON BLDG.. 7th & Pine.
Our rooms are 30. ;oi and 02. second floor.
Call, write or telephone us
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.
;V LOANED IN
AfcY AMOUNT
On furniture and pianos at LOWEST RATES.
We give ALL Till; TIME you ask to repav
weekly, monthly or yearlv, ana allow DISCOUNT
If paid before due. WE DO NOT remove the
goods Call, write or TELEPHONE Main 27S4M
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANT,
209 AND 21! MERMOD & JACCARD BLDQ.,
7 N. HROADWAT. COR. LOCUST ST.
LOANS ON FURNITURE
Rates and terms unheard of. Lock:
32 00 weekly pays a 1100.00 loan.
I1.7E 1W.00 "
31.
" " 180.00 "
" " IT5.00 "
" " 8W.0O "
" " 850.00 "
" " sjiv r
81.80
31.20
Jl.on
5C
Payments mav b mad weaklv. lomln.rnlhlv nr
monthly. It is to vour Interest to consult us.
All business private and above board. See us.
tOl Chemical building. Eighth and OUve.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We gHe. anybody money at onerhalf tha rates
charged elsewhere clerks, managers, school
teachers and a'.t others who are employed. We
also buy accounts, rents, annuities. Incomes.
notes and negotiable paper In any form In
amounts from $10 to- $10,COO, and In addition we
advance money oa furniture, household goods and
pianos. All business transacted quickly and con
fidentially In our private offlce.
JOHN MULHOLLAND.
Telephone Main tttt. Kfl Century buildlne.
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
That Is ou way. W advance money an sal
aries and furniture at l6west rates In the city.
Name your own time, data and amount of pa
ment. Discount If paid before due. If sick or
out of employment we carry 30U. No removal.
Strictly confidential. 'Will take up your loan ana
advance more. Will call on request. Mound City
Finance Company. 40: Benolst building. Ninth
and Fine sts. Pbona B t&
Money to Loan
On furniture, pianos, ranges asd sewing ma
chines, horses' and wagons (goods remain In your
possession). We will pay any Indebtedness on
your goods and gle you more money. Loans
made on short notice. Office, M4 Olive, Kmllle
building, room 205. Mechanics finance Co. Thona
Klnloch C 21T2.
I
No publicity; no security; will positively malu
better terms than you can secure elsewhere; pay
ments to suit convenience: we loan money en fur
niture. EQlJiTT FINANCE CO..
mo Missouri Trust buildlne;.
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN GO.
Room 103 McCasland bldr., St Colllnavllle are
loans money on household Koods and all kinift
ot personal property. asy monthly payments.
SALARIES ADVANCED
For a reasonable discount to male or female em
ployes; no objectionable Inqulrlea made: business
sti fcllr confidential.
THE SALARY DISCOUNT CO.. EM UermOd
Jaccard Buildlne. cor. Broadway and Locust.
MOKEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
We furnish rou money quickly and confiden
tially, without security. National Credit Co
rooms Mi.902 Chemical bldr. Eighth and OUve.
Money Advanitd Salaried Paaplt,
Teamsters, boardlne-house keepers without secur
ity, easy payments: lara-est business in 42 princi
pal cities. Tolman. 01 Houeer bide, 103 Chestnut.
MONEY "WASTED.
X.W), 83.800, 1S.C00, H.OOO. 85.000. 88.000, 87,500 and
13. D00. on St, Louis City real estate (improved),
secured by first deeds of trust. Full descrtptlon
of property on which loans are wanted furnished
on application.
CIIA3. F. VOGEL. 824 Chestnut st.
F1XA5CIAL.
WILI ffl- you eood deal for your mlnlnc or
oil stocks. What ha you to offer? A 1U, Re
public VERDE GRANDE COPPER.
Shares in any smount at J2.7S. Apply McOorkie
& Sllkerman. 1018 Chemical building.
BONDS.
WANTED To place S49.GM worth of
first-mortgage bonds, bearing 8 per cent
interest, payable semiannually. For full
particulars call between 10 and 11 this
morning, room 340 Planters Hotel.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
k.MGUTS OF THE MACCABEES.
DKWET TENT, NO. It.
Knights of the Maccabees of the
World, meets second and fourth
Tuesday of every month at South
St Louts Turner Hall. Tenth and
Carroll streets. Next review
Tuesday evening. November 25.
Initiation of erected candidates
by .Dewey Degree team. Annl-
vM,Ftf nlvht. Saluntmv .venHir.
November a, at same hair Visiting sir knights
are cordially invited. RUD. RAUTH. Com.
H. Matrson. Record Keeper, lilt S. Tenta St.
MILLER TENT, NP- 3,
meets second sad four ises,
days of each month at Dels
bar's Hall, at Broadway and
Kim streets. Vlslttasj ak
knight are waunore. .
J. CMlLHai.
Conubander.
M34 OUve street.
A. Jester. R. K.. sOl soota
Ninth street.
TJgS'f
KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATItETV.
ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE COUN
cii. No. 6. Knights of Father Mutb.w
Meets en first and third Monday of
each month, at School Hall, No. 1418
O'Follon street. All members request
ed to bo present. Visitors welcome.
JOHN JL HENNESSY.
Chief Sir KalghL
Scully, Recorder.
A
John, J.
bechitT societihs.
svNIGHTS OP PTTHIA9.
'IW..Ml.lW.
BtTftUNflTnw -mnnv M M tr OTf
. P., meets every Wednesday at Light
stone's Hall. Eleventh mnA tf-.nklln in,
nu. Visitors Invited.
vptrroR w. u. kennbdt. c. c.
Jas. J. Moore. K. ot It. i a.
CASTLTi 1TAT.T. tt onc'Tj'T' trr rYiTarsM
Lodfi-I No. 1 1 V ni t IXTskaf ITalt
Century Buildloe. Ninth and Olive Streets
nn Xlnn flair Vnvani... t a fi n m
sharp. Election ot officers for ensuing term.
Visitors cordially Invited.
n. K. MANAHAN'. C. C.
Attest: Henry If. Luebbert. K. ot R. 8.
C.VSTXE HALL OF MONITOR 131XJE.
No. i. Knight of Pythias, meets eery
Thursday evonlng at Century bulidlng
n ti.n ana uuv sirce.3. p,uin-
'""""" v wi"--ris ior ivm uues place iOemoer
20; election November 27, wee eery member
u saijcwcu iu uu nis pari, and isitors expectea.
, , ,. . 11IEU
L. PriSTER. C. C.
. j. uug, jv, ot 2t, ec a.
CHEVALIER LODGE. NO. 70. KNIGHTS
or Pythias. Castle Hall In Odd Fellows
Temple, Hall No. 2. Wlshth Floor ReRU-
. , , 4 " ."'K eerv vveunetdaj- evening. 3
o cloclc sharp. The special business ot Wednesday
f.'P.. " November JC. isot 1 election ot officer,
visiting knights alvvajs welcome.
i.. . t STANLEY D. PEARCE. C C.
.. -"'-ilf,1111 w- f-orcentrel. K. of K. t. S. Ad
dress. its Arsenal street.
COLUMRTi Tj-.t-u-ht' -.rw V rv
l
P.. metf) M'arw TSiAtiiln.. rAnlnv n tl
?fi?k" '? r'1 hal1- Century buildlne.
SUf3!"1 '"oe present Tuesday evening. Nbvem-t
r:..T M""avioa ana election or oiucers lor
ensuing- term; good time.
- . THOS. TAMPION. C. C.
J. F. Dempsey. K. of R. & S.
tsiw
5Sr
DAMON LODGE. NO. SS. K. OF P..
meets every Wednesday evenlnc at Old
I ellowv Hall. xo. 3 Ninth and Olive
tlH.I, ,.A.I ,l. .... . ..
?h. f?-, ,Nn'lntIon anj election of officers for
fir. ,', ."'- l;moEer.) victors and niem-
oers are cordially Invited. Eutlnes. meetlnj.
tn... ,t H- GALLANT. C. C.
EvVns'aVenue.15- B"rae'- K" 0f R" & 8- N- Kt!
PDTIInn rnpi-p rnnnw v trm o-
!
cf P., meets every Wednesday evening at
S O ClOCk nt llnvaM'a VTol! !)-(.,.
'iBmi;"v"'i "vreeis. Wednesday evening,
November "e, business meeting; election. Mem-t-e-s
expected. Vlsltlrc kniKhts fraternally ln-
wa t k . V-ILI'IAM L- BULER. C. C.
w. A. Roberts. K ot R. & S.
GOLDEN OOLDEN CROWN LODGE. NO. .
fS- meet'! "cry Friday evening In Hall
KVpVio , " ; tenth nonr of Centurv bulld-2Sr-
me. Ninth and OUve streets. Election
h ot ofneers. lYIdaj-, November 23. All
epnuiu 1,n,T'.br5 "Pected. Visitors cordially
II.? S .."'S- ..- J- H. MILLER. C. a
, . MVm,, jy. pt ltj s
&
MODOC LODGR. NO. ?r TT OP P
meets every Tuesday evening at S o'clock
at Anchor Hall, southwest corner Jeffer-
KtTt an1 T"ss-V .nann. rr.) - i"-. ...
Heights. Park or JefTerson avenue cars. Members
are expected and visitors cordial v invited to at
te5li . HENRY L. DISC1IER. O. C
Frank Morrlisey. K. of R. & 3.
4r
PARAGON LODGE. NO. a. K" OF T
meets eery Tuesday eienins In Hall No.
c. jaa chows' Duiiaine, r.intn andOlns
Streets. NMt TUidfl- ranlr nf Knlirrit
and nomination and election of officers. Mem
bers expected and visitor cordially invited.
ROY Y. DREYHU3, C. a
Attest: Frank Johnson. 3C. of R. & S.
PREMIER LODGE. NO. 242. K. OP P.
:
Regular meetine every Thursaav even
ing at Hall No. 1, Odd Fellows' building.
N'Mxt meetinc Thuradav. November 7.
Members aro requested to be present- Election of
officers. Work In faecond degree. Visitors cor
dially Invited. JOHN A. BRUNER. C. C.
J. V. Wltte. K. of R. & S.
RED CROSS LODGE. NO. Li. K. OP
P.. me-'ts Wednesday night at Odd Fel
lows' Hall. Ninth and Olive streets. No-
1234SS v ember 2C: election of officers.
W. L. TRUCKENMILLER. C. C
H. W. Btldlng. K. of R. ts B.
ZULEMA LODOH Vn jn V. Mr- T
:
meets Monday evening, November Jt, In
Hall No. 1 tenth floor Centurv building.
hers expected and visitors cordially Invited to at
tend. DOCTOR L. E. LEHMBERO. C. C.
Attest; O. M. Brooks. K. of R. & S.
ANCIENT FREE ASD "
ACCEPTED MASONS.
A
Awrorm tjinr.v vn ai a v a.
U- Stated communication at 7:i) o'clock
p. in. eanesaay. isovember 36, at Jef-
degree. Brethren Invited.
1 TI rfr.n o OTTO F- TRAUEHIa tV. II.
It. H. CalTall. Secretary.
A
GEORGE WASHlNr3Tntf Tinr.v xr
9, A. F. & A. M Stated communication
wtu u uviu hi. ,.ivw o ciock 'iiesaay even
lnr November 25. 190? at ..Ait tw,-
pie. Grand and Finney avenues. Work in the
e. A. degree. Members are requested to be pres
ent. Visitors axe always welcome
t.s. c .A, I MARIO.V. W. M.
Henry I4hou. Secretary.
&
IaAMbstvTv rjinnr Mi tc a v a-
A. M. Stated communication" TVedn'"'-
cay. rtovember re. at 7:30 ociodc p. m.
vorK in tne unira aegree. visitors wei-
Coms. FRED J. FUESSEU, W- M.
R. N. Gray, Secretary,
Ai
KETSTOXE IXDGE. NO. 24S. A. F. &
A. if. Ppecial communication at Grand
Arenue Masonic Tmple this (Wednesday)
vnlne at 7:30 o'clock. M. M. decree.
VWtmg brethren JggIEIl 1L
Moses Elr, SecTOtary.
A
MIBSOURI LODGE, NO. L A. F. St A,
M. Called communication on Wednesday.
November 2S, at 7 p. m , in Corinthian
iTfli! flnnd A-enue Masonic Temnle. K.
A. degree oa five candidates. Members requested
and Usltlnir brethren are fraternally Invited to
attend. CHAS. McLKAN. W. M.
John H. Deems, Secretary
KK1UHTS OF HONOR.
BEL1XFONTAINE LODGE. NO. 1171.
K. of H., meets second and last Wednes
days at No. S18 North Broadway. AH
Knlehts of Honor welcomii.
FRED THIES, Dictator
,. . M03 North Broadway.
F. A. E. Vol. Reporter, 433 Blair avenue.
CENTENNIAL LODGE, NO. 41T.
Knights of Honor, meets even- first and
third Wednesday of each mouth at Kahl
man's Hall, sonthntst nrnr TMt.
second and JJadlson streets. All Knlshts ot Hon
or cordially Invited.
JAME3 J. JaTTLCAHT, DtcUtcr.
r . . .. No- JSJl Cas avenue.
M. Thavonot. Rep.. No. 3004 North Market st.
MDEFRKDKKT ORDER ODD FKIXOW
,... , t-t 1 -t-m, i- nnim.
ANCHOR LODGE. NO. 1st. T. O
O. F.. meets everv MnnrfIlt.t.
at Schu.tte-s Hall, Nineteenth and
Wrisht streets. Wortr in - .-!.
Visltlnc brothers welcome.
- .,. . MAQNU3 MONSON, N. U.
DavM Petty. Secretary Pro. Tem.
WILDETLODOE. NO. 1. I. O. O.
P., meets Tuesday evenlns; of each
fcfn'SJ at Ha" 9! ' Odi: FeUows"
buildlne. corner Ninth .zui oiiv. a
8 o'clock. Visitors cordially Invited. Election of
officers next Tuesday-.venlnr, December Z.
GORDON B. SERVANT, N. O.
8. R. Servant, Secretary.
RED ME.1.
t
STANDING ELK TRIBE. NO. 38,
Improved Order ot Red Men. meets
every Thursdav nleht at nntM,
Hall. Ninth and Market streets. First
iuu(wf ui cu januia, AOoptlon
vcK,, nuuu luiuouir, arriors
degree: third Thursday, Chlet'a de-
ma. TAHPtk niH'e -It.t
i. mm. ui auuiouai, UIUKI aju
neat. Visiting cMels invited to our council.
C. W. FRAZE, Sachem.
Q. E. E. Townsentl. C. of R.
ROTAL IsEAGCK.
GREELET COUNCIL. NO. 1U.
Royal League, meets every second
and fourth Monday at Kicker's Hall
Newstead and North Market streets.
Next meeting. Monday. Drember !.
Cigars always on hand. Raffle for
dues each meeting. AH members of
the order cordially Invited to attend,
fraternally.
H. HTjoi
Jones, Scribe. -""
BUSCELLANEOTJS.
PRIDE OF TUB WEST COUNCIL. NO tTS
Knight and Ladles of Security, meets etery
Wednesday at Kicker's Hall. Newstead avenue
and North Market street. Visitors cordlallv In
vited to attend.
t v THURLOW "(V. MALONE. President.
John Zimmerman. Financial Secretary.
TRIBE OF BEN-HTJR.
rsrllinrsll ,rs'V,raiVVksS)jsij
TRD3E OF BEN HUR. ST. LOUIS COURT
No. 4-Trlbe of Ben Hur meeti to-alibt it
T7SntT:?:on,1 "d Fraaklln avenue. Shoemakers
Hall. All sons and daughters of Hur welcome.
v, ., , 8 a. Mcdowell, chief.
Alice c. Mnlkey. Scribe. ltl Wash streetT
NATIONAL UNION.
BUNKER HILL COUNtaL. No. 488 N IX
meets secoad Wednesday of h month at Wen':
Hall. Eighth and Franklin nmil it i
."Q. Tracy. Slr?011-
KOTAL ARCANUsa.
GRAND COUNCIL, MISSOURI,
Royal Arcanum. S08-311 Hoilaad
Building A cordial welcome to visit
ers, friends, brethren and members
from abroad. F. H. BACON, G. R.
Jere Haldeman. Acting Grand Secy.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
ST. LOUIS AERIE. NO. 41. FRATER-
nal Order of Ealtc. will meet everr
Wednesday at 8 p. m. at Havlla's Halt
Sixth and Walnut streets.
PONItATl KEMPP. W. t
Jno. A. Gernex, W. Secretary, ion Chestnut at,
ttEaua
SECRET SOCIETIES.
KXIGHT9 OF COLCMDL'S.
KENRICK COUNdl NO. .
Knights of Columbus, meets -ery
second and fourth Wednes
day in Rose Hill Hall. No. 907
Maple avenue. Visiting knlgnts
Invited.
JOnx PAUL CHEW.
Grand Knight.
Walter T. Cunningham. Recorder.
MARQUETTE COITNCIU NO.
ex. Knights ot Cclumbus. meets;
every second and fourth Tuesday
In tie West Hall, Century build
ing, Ninth and Olive ,ftrMa.
Visiting knights cordially m-
W. L. MEE. Grand Knight.
F. P. Leonard, Recorder.
ST. LOUIS CQUNCn-. NO. 44,
meets every first and third Ttta
day at West End Hall. soutast
corner Finney and Vaadsvisits
avenues, visiting knlghU rs
cordially Invited. .
JOHN 8. LEAHT,
Grand KnlghU
Jos. C. Carroll. Jr., Recorder.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fall ot ttae Illvers
Tor 24 hours ending at 7 a. m.:
St. Louis, Tuesday, Nov. 25. 1902.
Stations. Danger. Gauge. Changs.
Pittsburg 2i.O a 'I -".1
Parkersburg 3(1.0 'J 0.
Cincinnati W.O 6.4 1.0
Louisville 28.0 4.4 0 i
Ntshvlllc ..... 40.0 3. 1.5
itiattanoosa B.o 2.1 ).l
I-lorence 1S.0 1.0 1.2
JohnsonvlIIe 21.0 1.0 ".J
Evansvllle S3.0 4 2 '0.2
&t. Paul H.O 4 5 0.0
Dumique !. 4.5 ".'J
Divenport 13.0 CS '0.4
Keokuk 13 0 .4 0.J
Hannibal , 13 0
Peoria 14 0
llardstonrn 12 s .... ....
Grafton 23 0 .... ....
Omaha 18 0 .... ....
Kansas City 21.0 7.7 -0.2
Boonvllle S)0
Hagnell 2S.0
Hermann 24.0 8.2 0.0
fct. Louis 20.0 1J.2 -0 3
Chester , C0. 10.4 -0.1
Cairo 43.0 13.8 0.4
Memphis 33.0 5.8 0.S
Little Rock 23.0 12.2 '2.3
Vicksburg 43 0 8.4 0.S
Shrevcport 29.0 18.3 l.t
New Orleans 18 0 4.2 0.1
Rise. -Pall. R. J. HYATT.
Ical Forecast Official.
River Forecast.
The river a St. Louis will show slight change.
Riser and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked IS 2 feet: In
dicating a fall of .3 of a foot In the past 2
hours.
Business along the Levee yesterday was fair.
Weather, rainy.
To-Dbj's IVeather.
Generally fair. Cooler.
Arrived.
Grev Eagl.
Columbia
Bald Eagle
W. II. (.ranevln.
Commtrc
, Chester
Beardstown
..Missouri River
Belle of Calhoun ,
.Calhoun county
Spread Eagls Alton
Departed.
Columbia
Spread Eagle
...Chester
.....Alton
Departures) To-Dsiy.
Grey Kagls Coramercs
Bald Kagle Peoria
Scread Bagl. ....Alton
Belle of Calhoun Calhoun County
W. II. Grapeilne Missouri River
TUver IUnlto Brevities.
Captain Ed Howard of the shipyards at Jef
fersonvllle. tad . will arrive in St. Louis this
momlnc to close & contract with the Eagle
Packet Company for the buildlne of a, new
steamer.
Tho Columbia, arrived from Chester yesterday
momlnc and went out on the return In the
afternoon with one of the lanrest trips she has
had for many months. She took dona IS pas
sengers. Captain Lew Moan took out the Pearly Davis
to Greenville. Miss.. 1 est enjoy. Captain J. W.
Davis, the owner, was In command. Captain
Davis will take his boat up the Ouachita, River
about MO miles for logs.
- nam ram, arrived yesterday from
Beardstown and will ro out to Peoria this after
noon. This will be tho last trip to Peoria this
season.
Captain Tom Dolson of Paducah was a caller
on Captain Drown of Harbor No. S yesterday.
The Grey Eagle arrived yesterday morning;
from Commerce. She brought In 1,800 sacks ot
wheat and 4) passecgera, She wlii depart on
the return this afternoon.
. Captain Sallaa Hemenway, a retired rlverman.
formerly of St. Louis, celebrated the fiftieth
annUeraary ot his wedding Sunday at Buffalo,
Repairs on the Chester, which has been on
the ways for several days, are about completed
and she la expected to resume her trips to
Cape Girardeau to-morrow.
h.T"! i?0..."1!"11? ct. 8t- Genevieve wl"
have been visiting St. Louis and who returned
on the Columbia yesterday wore Mrs. Henry
Roller and daughter. Judge Bogy and M. Burton
jnd wire. Mr. Burton is a brother of Captain
Burton, commander of the Chester.
-Owing to a heavy cargo, the Peters Lee did
not dear for Memphis until tmukIit m?iT,-
T1?,.- Grapevine arrived from the Mis
souri River yesterday. She will go out on tie
return tnls afternoon for the last Una this sea
son. The yacht Kirby will arrive In St Louis this
J??.1"-, r"t Charles Ahrams departed for
Grafton last night to bring her down; She Is
commanded by Captain Sol Tork of the Eagle
Packet Company. ".
rZiStier IJ' Pta arrive from
Memohls thta mnrnlno-. Qh. -,.- ZC
return Friday. " ' " "k "u ""
-."" T1? Peters Lsn brought up a shipment of 8j
barrels of in. turtles to her last tripT
By Telesrraph.
REPUBLIC SPECIALS.
Cairo. 111.. Nov. S The river nim rsad. is
tt-.?h.?,rtn: a '" t a'fStoStlg'tt,
last JJ hours. Rata has fallen aU day uSdir
The sucker Lee arrived Irotn SferaDhls Tisst
lu p m. with a fair trip. The CharlotteBoMi-
departodjor the lW Mlss&lppt Ic5
m. with a tow of empties. The Joe Fowler was
In and out on time. The H. S-. VtiSStSiSS
from the Upper Mississippi at 4 p.TwUh twi
1?! 'SP-JS? d'Ifl feJoweTrlve?
eVafted'f JUmrtUa? ias- .ffPi fcf?
trln - - "
big
tour of IncrMrtlnn nt llmMm e V .-. ..
wm change lights" Ju? tnVnT In SSrTnSJ
channels., furnish oils and pay off UghtkeeSar?
i-aoucan. iy., Nov. zs.-The Joe Fowler ds
5 r Cairo at W0 a. m. The jTB. Rlckt
ardson arrived from Evansville at U:t5 aftnVaad
if" .n etraP fB t 2 p. m. Rain has con
H?.1"J ?,ac.,art 'rt- " now abatirSsonSe
with indications that the weather wlllturnoId
before morning. However, there are prospects that
there will te sufficient water In the Ohio. CuS
bjrland and Tennessee rivers to admit oi rood
steam boating. Tho rlier gauge reads S.9 feet
Memphis, Tenn.. Nov. 25. The river her.
t-fiour.:"fhl"jan & having" S!a4?d
got away at 8 a. ra. for Friar's Point, Ths
Georgia Lee departed at 6 p. m. for Cairo with
a faft trip. The Sadie Lee departed at 4p. m?
for Fulton. The Sun departedat 4 p. rri fof
Fulton. The H. M. Hoxle am barges from NeW
Orleans passed up at 12 m. for St, Louis. The
Ondlne and bargee from Burlington arrived this
evening and leaea in the morning for White
Memphis. Tenn., Nor. K All the steamers in
port to-day had their flags at half mast lu re
spect to the memory of the late captain A. L.
Cummins, who died last night, HlaHuneral will
take place to-morrow afternoon from the rctil
8'?S or bi" ?In' CapUln Lee Cummins. The
lighthouse tender steamer Joseph Henry de
parted at noon for New Orleans on her niuHft.ii.
Grand Tower: 111.. Nov. K. H. F. Friable down
at a. m. Cape Girardeau down at 10 a. m.
Stacker Lee up at 11, a. m. Gazelle down at
11:49 a. m. General King down at 2 p. m. City
of Memphis due down. The gauge reads 18.5 feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cooler.
Cape Girardeau. Ma. Nov. 23. Weather, rain
ing all day. luver rising. The Stacker Lee up at
6 a. m. The Capa Girardeau down at I Dm
She is due up to-night. The City of Memphis is
due down.
Chester. III.. Nov. II River faning: gauge
10.3 feet. Weather -cloudy. Boats down. Csne
Girardeau at 2:30 a. m.. City ot Memphis at 8-20
a. m.. United States steamer King and tow at
11 a. m., Peters Lee at 2:45 p. m. and Maxle J
anu tow at . p. m. up: j. at. mcntnian and
barge at 2:S0 p. m. and stacker Lee at 4:15 p. m.
Vicksburg, Miss.. Nov. 23. The sange to-day
showed 8.8 feet, a rise of .8. The Delta arrived
and cleared for Memphis. The City of St. Joseoh
1. due in. The Senator Cordlu is due from
Natches.
WheeUng. W. Va... Nov. 2$.-Rlver 5 feet 7
Inches; stationary, leather cool and ralnlnr
Cincinnati. O., Nov. 25. River 8 feet; rising.
Clear and cool.
Louisville, Ky.. Nov. 25. River rising: In ca
nal 4.6; on falls 2.1; below locks 6 feetTRain.
Iirvansvllle. Ind.. Nnv. ?5 Rlv. jf. .,,,-
arv. Cloudy and oooler. ' '
New Orleans La.. Nov. 25. Weather partly
cloudy. Arrived: Clarke and barges, St- Louis.
Departed: Natchex, the Bends. .
Pittsburg. Pa,. Nov. 23. River 2.1 feet: sta
tionary. Weather clear and cool.
Warsaw. Hi.. NoV. 25. Gauge reads l.t feet,
a rise of .3 of a foot In last 24 hours. Weather
clear and cool, bllver Crescent down and en on
regular time. "
Burlington. la.. Nov. 25. The HVer is fairly
leaping upward now; it rose 7 Inches since last
report and is now 4 feet 8 inches abave low
aater nark. Weather clear and cooler.
Pensions for Sotitlivresterners.
REPUBUC SPECIAL.
Washington, Nov. 21. Pensions have been
awarded South westerners as follows:
Missouri Benjamin F. Berry, Bt. Joseph, 88
John Herman Bergman, Bt. Louis. 88: Rurus V
Bhotts, Sedalla, 81$: Amos H. Worley, Montscmi
ery city. 812: Henry W. Packer, Trenton 810:
Charles O. Ward. Kansas Cltv. u rZti
llaon, Kahoka, 817: James D. Pritchett, Vandalla.
8S: JamesP. Hook, smithton. 814: Bewell Mc- !
Cracken. Coal, 810: Ernst Orashoff, st Louis I
810; Archibald M. Caskey. Kahoka, 814: Benlatrun I
F. Ilarroun, T)enver. 812: William Miller, gey- I
mour, iu; ivuiiam tr. xaus, Hannlpal. 810. t
ArxniiKU r.raeiiiie ncruura. ItusseUVllIe. 812.
Illinois Jacob Graves, Duncan. 88: Jasper
Houston. iDgraham. 88; Charles Barmeler, Na
tional Home. Danville, 812: Ml to p. Marble Mill
Creek. 872: James Lautennan. Bridgeport, 817:
Jessup Tuttl.e Kldorado, 817: ThomaaL BoiU
jour. Apple River, 88; Patrick Colopy, Gales
burg. 810., '
Inribuia Car?. Cnxsl SbftftatT,w ... a, i
iHoogland. Greensburg, J17; Frank' Wlison! In-
dlanapclls.
.... -.wmu, mju weaier.
STEAMBOATS.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
The only regular Calhoun County Packet.
STR. BEIXE OP CATHOUjr,
Leaves wharfboat. foot of Locust street, ever?
Wednesday and Saturday at 4 p. m. for Ham
burg. Mojiefs and all Calhoun gounty landings
H. W. SEBASTIAN.
Phone Main 18.
Agent.
LOWER 3IISSISSIPP1.
EAGLE PACKET COMPANY.
The Only Una of Sldewheel steamers for
s for i
rce J
Cape Ulraraeau, commerce
And all way landings. From foot of Vine st. A
Jtr. Gap 6irard8au Si.3 I
Jfr. 8m fagli S,."78 f
,innaays i w
OP. n.
ILLINOIS RIVER.
Steamer Bald Eagle for Peoria and all waj
landings, Wednesday. November 21, 4 p. m.
Phone Main 233. II. W. LETHE. Agent.
Tee line steamersT
T MempUla, 8)7.00 Round Trip, SlS.oo.
INCLUDING MEALS AND BERTH.
For Chester. Grand Tower. Cape Girardeau,
Cairo. Memphis. Helena. Greenville. Vlcksburt
and Natchez, taking freight for all way land
ings this side New Orleans and landings on Ar
kansas River to Pine Bluff.
STACKER LKE. Friday, November 28., 5 p. m
PETERS LUE. Tuesday. December 2. p. m.
From wharfboat. foot of Olive St.
Phones: Main 1003A. Klnloch A 738.
W. E. Albltz, Com. Agt. D. M. Connont.Gen. Alt.
ST. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET CO.
STR. CITY OF CLIFTON
Will leave wharfbeat. foot of Pin.
street. Fridav. rvovemcer 2s. at 5 ..
in., rar Hie. uenevieve. i-neater. .vm.
, ree.
ducah
terlao, m
lent. J
tlc.es.
s and
lev.. rfeii Girardeau. Cairo. Metropolis. Paducah
and all landings on Tennessee River to Waterloo,
A1H. JUU.t .. jM,urort.inu, o&vuk
Phones Main 4SA ana a u..
COLiCMniA PACKET COSIPAXT,
Fast freight nnrt fine passenger accommodation:
The only regular ate liraevieve. at. iiar-
STE.OIER COLirjIIlIA.
LeavH every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
p. m. from Lee Lln wbarfboat.
nUNTCR BKN JRNKINS. General Agent.
Phones Main lOOZz Klnloch A TS8.
St. Louis-Dhesfer-Gape
Girardeau Line.
sriij. Railroad time. Elegant steel htul.
iatQMatr Steamer CHESTER will leav- wharf -(aMHatB
boat, foot Pine street. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at t p. m. for Caps
Girardeau and all principal landings: only Ji for
the round trip. Phones: 48A and A 112.
JNO. E. MASSENGALtl. Agent.
MISSOURI RIVER.
St, Louis and Hermann Paoket Go.
Str. W. H. GRAPEVINE
, ra. fc leaves foot at Caxr street "Wednes
lgmttg day, November M. at ip, m.. fol
aX8Baaa(88s Washington. New Haven, Hermann,
Jefferson City and all way landings.
William Galbreath. ICatlonal Home, Orant. 818:
Joeeph Burke. South Bend: EU M. Long. Moun
cle. 810: Ruben Lautr. Oarretr, 114; Enos Durst.
Fouth Bend. 810; Benjamin P. Havens. Terre
Haute, 88; Samuel Nerf. Im Grange. Jlu: Jona
than T. Hall. Lebanon. 83; Patrick DeWitt,
TTcktv. no: James W Gore. Lincoln. 812: Solo
mon Mauck, Dixie. 13; .Jne McCoy. Hanover.
SC: Hannah A. Price. Albion. Ill: Elizabeth J.
Gore, IjOgansport, 88.
Indian Territory Samuel Blodgett, Bradley. 88,
Kansas Charles T. Seagraves, Hutchinson, J);
James Henderahot, Gardner, 810: John M.
O'Brien. National Home. Leavenworth. 810: Geo.
E. Boope. Lyons. Ill: William W. Mrtnlmy.
Wichita. .
Oklahoma James Friend. Shawnee. H2.
Texas 9tevea A. Crowder. Burleson, 88: Asa
deto Corllnas. dead. Campbellton. 88: Xtnbert
Chandler, Elmi, 82; canuta Corllnas, Campbell
ton. U
Reserve Asxents AiivrevreA.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, Nov. 26. The Comptroner of
the Currency to-day approved the designa
tion of tn Xolowlns banks as reserve
agents:
Fourth National, St. Louis, tor tbe Third Na
tional Bank, Louisville. Ky.. and the OtUoif
National Bank. Chllllcothe. Mo.
City National Bank. Kansas City, tar ths Citi
zens National Bank, Beaumont, Tax.
National Exchange Bank. Dallas, tor ths First
National Bank. Gunter, Tex.
Third National Bask. St. Louis, tar ths First
National Bank, Henderrson, Tex.
Merchants-Laclede National Bank. Bt, Louis,
for the First National Bank. JCadlsonvlu, Tex.
TWO JUDICIAL APPOUrTMESTS.
Francis 31. WrlsTht WUI SseceedUndaw
Davis ob Cosurt of Claims.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
Washington, Nov. a The President to
flar appointacl Ashley M. Gould, forroerly
of Kansas City. Ilo.. to be Juare of tha
Suoreme Court of the TMstrkt nt Cnlnmh4a
He also appointed Francis at. Wright, now
juuge oi tne arcuit ana Appellate uouxi
of Illinois, to bs Judge of the Court oi
Claims, In place of Judge. John Davis, de
ceased. OUR PATTERN DEPARTMENT.!
Ladies' Corset Cover, No. 8774 Many ten,
en who would not attempt to make a, walal
or akirt are able to execute some very
dainty nieces or underwear. The simple de
signs are usually preferred and all surplus
trimming- is avoided.
8774 LAKES' CORSET COVER.
32, 84, 38, 38. 40 and 42 inch brat
The Illustration ohnw . ..
rTn.r H.ev?r0p.ei1 V1 French cambric, with
point de Venlse lace for trlmmlne It is
adjusted with center tack Soildfr andrl
unaer-arm seams. u
r Jt,ew,tt.!s "Kbt-fltUng and a gmofth ef
fect miilntalned under the arms. TTfe ar
hni .i.1filn wlt& buttonsTand fcttrTn
holes worked through a center bo plait.
and the fullness at the waist Is arranged on
an elastic or tape drawn through a casing
that extends from the under-arm seam to
kJS Z fS"!1 ,S.Yer wches several inches
j,?w..,tne bf't line, fits well over the hlra
and has a stylish blouse in front that Alia
out the waist nnrJer-which it is worn?
JFJX3 nfck to cut B?htly low and round,
Sm.I3.1Y.?.n1a70,w.JltraD,on the shoulder.
S?S.f.Jafe 1h tl,e neck "h"1 arm'g-eye.
parments In this style may be developed
in lone cloth, batiste. linen, lawn or wish
stile and made very dressy by running rib
bons through beadlngxat thS edge of the
"Jj0? Placing rosettes on the shoulders.
rfj- StV'? c05 cw in the medium
Ble.iwi1 ""ulre one and one-quarter yard
Jtwi5Pr'?,,cln "aterlaL The pattern.
w ssu -w iuvu uuii wcosure.
THH REPUBLIC PATTERN COUPON.
LADIES' CORSET COVER.
NO. 774.
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