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ROOMS -WITH BOARD.
LEONARD. 71S N Nleelr furnished room
ana board, private ramuy: car convenience.
UNTir-T.T. issi Reautifuiiv furnished rooms.
single or en suite, gentlemen or couple; first-
class table ana service
LOCUbT 81.. 1520 Newly runuanea rooms and
nrst-'dasa board' reasonable.
liOCUbT 3116 Neatlj furnished front room,
first floor, with board 3116 Locust.
LOCLST 2939 Nice, comfortable rooms, beat
board, moderate rates lor gentlemen i: ..is
LOCUST, 3107 Nicely furnished ee--ond-flpor
room, also oiner nice room: nrav-ciasa mwu.
LOCUST 1124 Room and boa-1. vl.ltors and
day boarders accommodated. Mrs. A Thomas.
LOCUtaT 3119 Pleasant second-floor room.
ith board: suitable for two or threo centle
men LOCUST 2T0G Nice, clean rooms and board;
hot and cold water In room, stationary wash
stand LUCAS. 2122 Neatly furnished hall room,
with board $..
MICAi. 3111 Warm rooms; furnace heat, hot
bath, home cooKing
. TT(tt. viy.X.-1. fitrnfeh. fr-wit mdm!
two gentlemen, llrst-claea accommodations . ex
cellent table
LUCAb. 3440 Nice second-floor room; south
ern exposure, for two, good board, modern
conveniences
LUCAS 3323 Nicely furnished second and
third floor front rooms, southern exposure;
modern with or without board
SlAPLB StfS-Elerantly furnished second
story front room, hot-water heat, board If de
frlred. MARYLAND. 4361 Mcely furnished single or
double room, vacated to-oav , every conveni
ence, excellent table Linden 1914A.
McPHERSON". 5245 Accommodations for se
lect people flrst-class table service ana all
conveniences. World's Fair car (blue sign) to
door.
MISSISSIPPI, 1430 Furnished rooms and
board for Kentlemen. all conveniences. Oppo-
slte lilavette r-aric.
MTiKriTiir im (South Side) Desirable
rooms, with board, can be gotten by younr
men or couples, gas; steam heat, hot and cola
balh, convent) nt to four car lines, young lady
employed can And nice home, home cooking;
permanent, references exchanged
MORGAN, 2200 Nice southern-exposed room;
best board all conveniences
MORGAN, 3500 Can accommodate a few
more oung men, rooms and board
MORGAN. 4327 Comfortably furnished sin
gle room, for gentleman, with board, private
xamlly.
MORGAN. 1431 Klegant second-floor front
southern-exposed room, with first-class board;
ii 10 other rooms, references exchanged.
NEWSTEAD. 120 Rooms, single or en suite:
best of board: near Fair, private family; rea
sonaule. NICE rooms, southern exposure, private fam
ily; first-class board, for couple or gentlemen.
TB 38 Republic.
OLIVE 3942 Furnished room, with breakfast,
all convenlencia. private family
PAGE, 2914 Front room, good board; two or
rrore: modern conveniences, hot bath.
PAGE. 4933 Large, pleasant rooms, telephone,
furnace and all conveniences, meals If desired
PAGE. 047 Met warm room for two or
three gentlemen: good, first-class board.
PAGE 4053 Nlcelv furnished rooms, with, or
without board, furnace beat, hot bath, gas.
PACK. 4S7J (The Albany: Klnloch 507 Del.)
New building: new furnishings; steam heat,
baths, loir winter rates, first-class service;
cafe.
PARK. 2333 Nicely furnished rooms, with
flrst-clasB board: references.
PJNR 3303 First-class room and board; $5
week: clean beds. COc week
PINB. 3330 Elegant front room, with first
class board, every convenience
EINEv 3555 Large front room, with first-class
board: also other rooms: modern
PINB. 3322 Lovely furnished rooms, with
board S3 week: milliners accommodated.
FINK. 3148 Nicely furnished room, with
board: home comfort: rate. 35; gentlemen.
RAYMOND, E1S3 Newly furnished and deco
rated rooms: southern exposure, best of homo
cooking
SARAH. 1211 N. Second and third story
fronts with good table board; gentlemen;
couples.
.P.vu.l, 1x56 N. Two nicely furnished front;
gas, bath, with or without board.
ST. CHARLES 2201 Few day boarders;
week: home cooking: first floor.
BT. CHARLES. 2201 Rocm and board. 14
week: home cooking: first floor: private.
8T. VINCENT. 3021A Rooms, single or an
-ulte: front room:'soulhem exposure; board op
t'onal. TAYLOR. 433 (Near Olive) Large, front
room: best of board: bath. gas. furnace: phone.
VERNON, 532G Front parlor bedroom and
' other choice rooms; best of board and service;
modern Improvements: close to Fair.
VON VBRSKN. SS93 (The Fatrvlew) Rooms,
with best of board: ten minutes' walk to Fair.
WALTON, 911 Front, sunny room, with best
of board: hot bath;gaa. heat.
WALTON. SIS (4700 West). Choice rooms; best
of board: convenient to Fair: reasonable rates.
WALTON. 913 Choice room: best ob board:
modern; for two gentlemen; Suburban or Ollvo
cars.
WANTED Advertiser wants Just a few hlf h
claas boarders- Delmar. beyond Grand: house
newly furnished r service first-class. If you want
home during Fair and want to be well taken
care of and are willing to pay fair price, an
swer this; place has not the usual boarding
house air: have refused quite a number:, want
only the right sort. Klnloch 1940 Delmar."
WASH. Ilia Rooms and board: bath and all
conveniences
WASH. 1725 Handsomely furnished room,
with. board: strictly private family; every con
venience: furnace heat
WASHINGTON. 3107 Desirable rooms, with
beard; all conveniences: reasonable-
WASHINGTON. 3223 Nicely furnished rooms.
with or without board; all conveniences.
WASHINGTON, 3220 Nkely furnished rooms,
with board: first-class people: permanent.
WASHINGTON. 2323 Rooms and board;
steam heat: telephone; only high-class people.
WASHINGTON. 1611 Nicely fumlsn-d
rooms: board If desired: lwj-jtct; meals
lor as.
board: everything moderni and of tbs best;
phone.
WASHINGTON. 3007 Large front room, with
board: all conveniences; 35: gentlemen or
couple.
WASHINGTON. 3925 Neatly furnished room
for gentlemen, with good board; terms rea
sonable. WASHINGTON. JS16Nlce, comfortable front
rooms: first-class board; convenient to direct
car Ilns
WASHINGTON. 3205 Nice, comfortable, front
rooms, with board; also small rooms: rates If
pwmanert.
WASHINGTON. 3231 Nicely furnished front
rooms; southern exposure; with or without
board: telephone.
WASHINGTON, 3043 Nicely furnished rooms,
with board: good cooking; second-story front;
suitable for three-
WASHINGTON. 3406 Nice, comfortable
rooms; good board; desirable locality: few min
utes" ride to Fair.
WASHINGTON. 323 Nice southern-exposed
front rooms; good board: all modern conven
ifnoes: gentlemen preferred. '
WAblUNGXW, 2833 Lane, woll-furnlshed
rooms; good board: bath, gas heat, telephone;
for three or four gentlemen: 35 and 36 week.
WASHINGTON. 3013 Comfortable second
floor front room: southern exposure, first-class
board: furnace heat: direct car lines World's
1'alr: other rooms: phone.
WASHINGTON. 41S&-Hus residence an Ideal
homo for two gentlemen or couple; excellent
board: newly furnished, modern house; all con
veniences; hot bath; gas, furnace; use of par
lor. WELLS. 5217 Nice furnished room, with
board, for two gentlemen: 34.50 per week.
WEST BKLLB. 4024 Flrstcclass table; warm
rooms: rates reasonable.
WEST BELLB, 4100 Cbeorful rooms; excel
lent table; home cooking: 35 a week.
WEST BFLLB. J936 Two nicely furnished
rooms; first-class table, reasonable.
WEST BELLB. 1253 Elegant room, with
good board: gentlemen: 35 and 36 a week.
WEST BELLE. 4300 Nicely furnished room
f Ith board; suitable for two;, also other rooms.
VV EST BELE, 4365 Newly furnished second
floor front room; modem; good board; Jewish
famllv.
WEST BELLE. 4206 Nicely furnished rooms:
good board: for gentlemen. Telephone 370
Delmar.-
WEST BELLE. 4310 Two second-story rooms,
with board; eultable for ladies or gentlemen
emploi ed.
WETT BELLE. 4130 Desirable rooms and
board, corner house, reasonable rates; refer
ences exchanged.
..,. -..-, r .. H-J .nt-iM. inn. . Mt
claes board and accommodations; pleasant sur
roundings, reasonable
WEST PINE Boulevard. 3750 Beautiful front
and other room: excellent board and service.
IVEST RINI7 Boulevard. 3761 First-class
imard and bright, warm rooms; excellent resi
dence location: modern conveniences
W EsTJnNFTBB. 4515 Large, handsomely
furnished second-story front room; first-class
board and accommodations.
WINDSOR. 3423A Two connecting rooms;
soothrn exposure: with or without board: for
light housekeeping: private family: convenient
to all car lines.
nOOMMATBS WArTTEP.
ROOMMATE WANTED Br young man;
price 31.E) Per week. HIS N. Fifteenth St.
ROOMMATE WANTED-Son. of family wnta
roommate; good place for good -man. 270S Dick
son ROOMMATE WANTED By congenial young
lady nice mom; good board; all conveniences.
3433 Washington.
ROOMMATE WANTED Nice young man
mommate. with or without board; nice place.
3322 Chouteau ave
ROOMMATE WANTED Gentleman to share
elegant roonn: -modern ronveniet-:es: private
family; breakfast optional. 4571 Tags.
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETq. -WASTED.
BT April 1, six or seven room house or flat.
DIt 40. Republic.
DWELLING-HOUSE, with fifteen to twMltv
flve rooms, for rooming-house during Fair, or
will lease furnished house PR 34. Republic
FIVE, six or seven room house, with stable
for horse and buggy. North St, Lqulspref erred.
Call or address Robert Stanley. 13tfl Riddle
FURNISHED flat of Ave or six rooms. In de
sirable location. Mall full particulars to T.
Adler. Planters Hotel m
NORTHMARKBT, 4521-One furnished room
for light housekeeping
ROOMS in strictly private families for atr
visitors; prices, no question; tho-e having over
three rooms need not reply. T 134 Terminal
Station.
ROOMS wanted In strictly private families
for best class Fair visitors Those having
over three roonn to rent need not reply Ad
dress, giving full name. Box 134 Terminal Sta
tion SIX-ROOM house In South Side; will rent,
lease or buy. PR 30, Republic
TWO or three furnished rooms; light house
keeping, must be clean and well situated; Btate
price. DIt 43 Republic
WIDOW and two grown-up children wish
large front room, alcove heat, light, hot bath
In home of widow or famll of adults, who can
attend to their own business, prefer furnished
room, etato lowest terms, vicinity Morgan, Bell,
Channlag and Grand. TE 121. itepuoilc
WORLD'S FAIR HOOM-llKVriN; CO.
"Will list your rooms and keep same occupied
during the World'" Fair Call or addres 420
Century building. Klnloch A 1470.
ROOMS AD BOAIID WAMKD.
LARGE wcond-storv front and connecting
room furnished, with board, by family of three
adults, permanent if suited. In reidence of
refined private family: bounded by Grand,
Union. Pine. Delmar DR 50. Republic
WAM'KD FOR I1USIXESS PURPOSES.
DESK room, with ue of desk, etc: business
district DR 160 Republic
SMALL room suitable for upholstering and
furniture repair shop. 1452 N Garrison ave.
TO LET FOR IlVJi'VES PCRPOSE9.
Wa'wVsa'ayais'ai'Nas..siasa)Sasw
BOWLIXG Alley Two very fine bowllnp al
leys for rent cheap. Apply at Columbus Club,
1020 Franklin a To
DESK room, with Klnloch nhone. at 413 Bur
llntTton bulldtrir S10 Olhe. $6
DESK room, ulth or without desk: finely
furnished office. 721 OlUe at., room 2
DRUGGISTS Xotlc the line location for a
drujr store at the northeast corner of Pecnlh
and oeer ac Kes at grocery, next dcor.
for manufacturer's agent, both telephones, de
sirable location
MANCHESTER. 343 Nice store, suitable for
any kind of buslnep-
MOHUAN. 14JO-or liRht manux&cturlBc pur
poses; space 27x100; pround I'oor.
FISHER Sl CO . 714 Chestnut et.
FIIIMSUED BOUSrtS AIND FLATS FOR
KKNT.
DURING 'World's F.Ur. nicely furnlhed ?Ix
room flat, modem conveniences, reftrencc Call
4464 McPherson
l"XUR-ROOM furnished flat for two months,
to parties with gilt-edge references DR 21. Republic-
GARRIfaON. 13Q3 N Furnished four-room
steam-heated flat: separate entrance, all con
veniences: reasonable
MORGAN, 2S22A Nicely furnished four-room
flat.
VISTA. 2539A Beautifully furnished flat; Ave
rooms; modern, furnace, reasonable; genteel
couple.
FOR IIE.VT DWELLINGS.
ARLINGTON. 2613 Four rooms and summer
kitchen. $15 per month: three car linen close.
MIN NESOTA, 3442 New fl e-rooon house,
bath, large yard; convenient to car line
MORGAN, 4562 Modern elx-room house, pood
order
PRAIRIE. 4243 Nice, separate house; five
rooms, water and pas. ftm-clas order.
ST LOUIS. 4313 Seven-room cottage; water,
screens, free; large porches; yard and garden.
FOR REST AP4.RTMK.VTS. FLAT3.
ARMSTRONG. 1216A Four-room flat, bath,
hot water and gas, separate entrance. JIG. '
INDIANA, SoOT Nice three-room flat; second
floor; for Email family
SEMPLE. 1928 El cant four-room modern
Cat. 18. small family adulta
bUBURBAN, 6334 Mce. four-room flat, bath;
Etone front: near World a Fair: eet off Subur
ban cars and walk west on Bartmer.
FOR RET STABLES.
AW.,aAssfifrVsaaatsisNrskasN....fa)Sisa.i.faa.fat
rRANICLIN. 342J-One larce stable: stalls for
three horses, room for two rice; also two 11 v
1 DC-rooms over same.
LAWTON. 2917 Brick stable, with two living-rooms
above; room for two horses and
vehicles.
WEST PINE. 3781
Stable, cheap.
IMPROVBD CITY PROPERTY FOR
SAXE.
r i , irii --rf-iJV-iVsjrl
A WELL-BUILT fouifamllv flat In Pre.fnn
place, renting at JT2 per month; will sell at a
bargain; make us an offer See
SCliW.EJ.KEIl REALTY CO .
1607 S. Jefferson ave.
COMPTON. 1607 S Four and six rooms, for
two families: new; and modern: ud to date,
street and bricked allev: rented S52Sier annum-
price $5.3)0; only a.000 cash, balance easy
tcimc. rur ttuAitiaaiun CM)) .Sftt V ICLOr El.
CORA. 1716 Seven rooms, bath and attic.
lot 331143 feet. '
OHIO. 3KS '
Store and flat: easy terms.
PINE. 341S This elegant ten-room modem
dwelling at a bargain; get card of admission.
KOLLAS & BRINKOP. 11JS Chestnut -it.
RIDGE, 5094 Presed -brick, modem, eight
room house and furnishings; slate roof, fine lo
cation ttffcO T7trtrt Two A8, three rooms and
i&Gmn S W cath each floor, owner says
,,, sell wants to leave city.
ANDERSOX-STOCKE REALTY CO ,
811 Chestnut st.
$I8(5'00-Reot, $3,625; West End.
$4,000 SdhafS"prtohpeV5P,end,d Mary'
QREER-AN-DERSON Co.. 713 Chestnut tt.
ILLINOIS farm of 130 acres, with I-rooni
house, barn; fruit, berries; near city and near
depot: Pries Ran; a bargain.
8. n. MORTON & CO .
300 Lincoln Trust building.
CITY REAL. ESTATE FOn SALE.
SOUTHEAST comar Old JTanrhester road and
Ehaw are.. 336x36 feet. Address 8 A L..
993SA Lee ave.
STOHAGE AND MOVTAG.
si,slsNs.isi.-taSis
ABSOLUTE care given moving, packing, stor
age, furniture, piano Eureka Storage Co.
Lyons, 3014 Chouteau. Victor 247; Grand 3S5M.
AMERICAN Storage and J'oving Co . 2315
Olive St. Packing, shipping; all storage in stp
arate rooms: both phone. W. It. Langdale
BONDED warehouse. Henry C W Wiehe
Storage and Moving Co. 1512-1S Franklin ave,
money advanced when desired. Klnloch C 963
GEHOLD MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
main office. 133 N. Third st.: both phones;
imvne to and from Cat St. Louis 111.
NEW YORK Storag Co , Twenty-second and
Wash; move. pack, ship or etore furniture In
eeparate rooms' estimates given; work guartd
SOUTH Side Storage and Moving Co , 19013-5
Sidney st. Bell Sidney 235; Klnloch Victor C07
SELKIRK'S STORAGE
House for furniture, etc: new and clean; low
est Insurance, careful moving, packing and
shipping- 1S0S-1&-12 Chouteau Licensed by tbs
Statu ana guaranteed by Mississippi Valley
Trust Co for 25 00
TVfirehni.. Ornnil ) T 1.4
for safekeeping of furniture, pianos trunks,
valuables. boxts.etc.: strictly first-class roOTlng.
packing, shiplng, etc Our Are insurance fbs
lowest. Money advanced. Shin goods our care.
Estimates free Get our rates. Both phones, irj.
31 Olive R U Leonorl Auction A Storage Co
CAHPET CLEANING.
AcatE steam carpet rleanlng. 3c per yard.
400 Kaston. Phone Delmar lfos.
AMERICVN Verdln Carpet Cleaning i"b ,
Nineteenth and Tine Pend postal Klj 1078
CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning; Co . W. N.
McCourtney, rcgr : carpets renovated look like
pew. Lin 2030. Kin. Del. 2431. 383 Finney,
EMPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co . V?.
waterman. Mgr. Carpets renovated, look like
new. 313 Lucas ave. Tel. Beaumont 23): Kin.
C MS.
hooks papehs.
sBtf-4a),as.rsbSB.sasftssssss.-.kas-svwatfash
BOOKS and magazines bought In any auan
tlty. Address Book Buver. P. O Box IS7.
I 'WANT to buy law. medical and other good
books. Dan Llnahan. bookseller. S21 Market.
Dn.ESS3IAKI.tG.
--k-sisass-tasWaa4skKaMhsi,s.s-tss-i
HAVE your dresses and shirt waists em
broidered or stamped by Mrs. Muraaghan, 506
Olive, room 214; good work; reasonable prices.
GOLD. SIL-VER. NICKEL PUTWC.
GOLD. siler and nickel plating In all Its
branches repairing old fdlverwaro a specialty.
Casta v M. Kraue. 617 Pino St.. second floor.
DEIUIATOLOOY.
ssT'saisssskaTNsj'siti
Pimples. Blackhesds. Large
pores ernptions(anaaiiai3oraersanecv
lng the skin and scalp permanently
cared. Alllaformatlonand book free
.vrkTr-v it. sjvonnnrritv ti.t..
'"300aiermod-Jac;ard, SUI-auU.
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3IONBY WAITED.
iiai-r)iin i 1 inr i !' "i "i sir-i-i.ii rtrvwfWf.rM
A SALARIED man wishes to make small
loan: n sharpers need apply. DR 42. Re-public.
TO borrow JS0O on drupr and book store; In
voice about $1.700 DR C3. Republic,
6
513,500 flrst-mortcage for sale; security
3IO.MJY TO LOAN.
On Itc-nl Cstnte.
MONF3Y to loan in nums to suit, from J1000
to K5,o(i. on good cltv real estate security;
motey advanced on rents
T O WATTS 4. SON'. 1000 Chestnut St.
On Personal Property.
EUGENE A. TRISLER.
Room T4. 115 K Seventh fl. De Menll bulldinr.
Fire Insurance Agency
LOANS ON rFRMTURE LOW RATES
LOA!nS nesotlated on furniture, pianos or
snv personal property at s pc- cm per innura,
ccnfldentlal Notary Public. "6 CheotnJt it.
MONEY" to loan In large and small amounts
at reasonable nto 3421 Olto rt
MONETt loared salaried peopl without ee--urlty
D Lanzet. 3OT Benn'n bldir 9th A Pine.
MONEY to loan by private party at per
cent per annum, on pianos, furniture or in
dorsement DP 102. Republic
MONEY to loan on furniture, planoi, horses.
wacons, etc . 8 per cent per ear Price. Melse
SL Co CH'15-16 Mcrmod-Jaccard bull ling
PRIVATE pt.rtv loang money, 6 per cent per
year confidential c Lrffrh. 42o Chemical bldff
SVSOIEY TO LOASM
(EASY-PAYMENT PLAN)
OX KURKITI'RB. TIANOS. HORSES
Ot'Il JJIT.V h.STEM gives vou a CHEAPER
RATH nt Interest LOXGBR TIME and
MALLRR PAYMENTS than any other Com
pany oa can PAY AS YOU WISH, either
weekly or monthly, and only pay for such time
a jou have had loan Goods remain In YOUR
1'O-sESbIOV
NO PAYMFNTS required while RICK OR
OIT Of WORK In rase of death of husband
ALL INTmtFST PAID REFUNDED and PA
PFRS CANCELED
NO PUBLICITY. NO INCONVENIENCE, NO
PBLAY. papers can trf signed at house and
jou fun get monev name daj vou appl.
We will TAY ANY LOW OR CLIM aealnst
sour goods an! GIVE lOf MORB MONEY.
If jou cannot rail WRITE OR TBLEPIIOVT
us and we whl sen 1 ascnt to explain our NEW
6.YSTEM TFLFPHOM3 KINLOCH B 4:4.
riDEIJTY UROKKRAOE CO .
Room No 410 Com-nonwalth Trust building.
Ilroadwa)- and Olive st Entrance 421 Olive ft.
INWSSTiGATE THIS
WHEN YOU WANT MONEY.
We make loans on furniture 'WITHOUT RC
3JO AL. We make no inquiries of vour friends
or emplover. We give jou the full amount in
CAfeH. not checks We arrange pavments to
pult jour COV VMBNCB and AHILITY We
do not RECORD loans e RECEIPT for
eierv pavment made We rav oft anv OTHER
LOAN or a balance on furniture and GIVE
MORB MONEY We EXTEND payments In
case of SICKNFSS. We make AS 1JOW rates
as the LOWEST Wo rrant LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS for time monev is not used This Is
our business in i nutshell SEB U before get
ting a loan ei-eiliere and be convinced that we
are THE ProPLE
THE H01"-EHOI.D 1-Os.N CO .
ROOM 201 KCLLETflON HUILDINO,
bEVENTH AND PINE STS
Telephone for us to call Klnloch D 1311
MONEY TO LOAN
CAN 1VI3 HELP YOl) TO
ncip OlIlSELFf
Are you burdened with numerous small debts
that annoy and harass you' Or do you owe
anj of the HICH-PRICED LOAN COM
PANIES If so. let us pay vour many bills
and ADVANCE YOU MORE MONEY. If want
ed and jou can MAKE ONE PA1MBNT PAY
ALL Here you can obtain EASY PAYMENTS.
LONG TIMi: AND LOWEST RATES on Fur
niture. Pianos, Horses and Wagons WITHOUT
REMOVAL. ALL TRANSACTIONS CONFI
DENTIAL. WB EXTKND PAYMENTS IN
CAE OP SICKNEbS OR OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT Our plan vvlll save you money and
annoyance Fee others then see us. Call,
write or nhone Bel Afiln 198M Klnloch C 180
NCW YORK FINANCE CO .
M7. MS and too Odd lVllows" Building.
NINTH AND OLIVE STP
Loans at i Per
WE make LOVNS ON FURNITURE PI
ANOS. ETC.. without removal: NO PUBLIC
ITY See us before gettltng t LOW else
where will save vou money: CHEAPER
RATES. LONGER TIME. hMALLER PAY
MENT" We pav off any LOAN or balRnce on
vour FURNITfRH Pav at jour CONVENI
ENCE; Liberal DISCOUNTS Call and be con
vinced Write or telephone Klnloch A OZ.
UNION FINANCE CO 302 and 303 Oriel bldg .
S e cor Sixth and Locust. Entrance 31C N.
Sixth, opposite Barr's
LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Rates and termi unheard of Look:
$1.50 weekly pas a 75 CO loan.
$120 weekl par a 160 00 loan.
JlQp wekly pajs a $50 00 loan.
7".c weekly pays a $40 00 loan
Payments may be made v.eeKl. semimonthly
or monthly It Is to jour interest to consult us
All business prUste and aboteboard bee us.
... . . CHEMICAL FINANCE CO,
Ml Chemical bulldlnz. EleMh and Olje.
MQMETf ILnn MFF
TSIZWylVtKV'' IDEAS IN LOAN-
AA.NCLVL HELP Loans made on Furniture.
Pianos and other security: 5 per cent year,
easiest weekly or monthly paments All trans-
u.wvi.a 3iriv.ii) vn aie lasn aav ancea fame
day you apply for loan See us at onco, it Is to
our advantage ROrAL FINANCE CO ,
and Qlle sts Phone Klnloch C1750.
WE DiNG MONEY
TO SALARIED PKOPLE NO MORT?AOE
NO INDOItSER without employer's knowl
edge ALbO ON FUnNITUIlia PIA.SOS. ETC
Our plan Is the cheapest, best and most pri
vate in the cltj Call, write or telephone Kln
loch c i:C7.
ST LOIII"? INVESTMENT CO .
Room 1118 Missouri Trust building.
Entrance 705 OIlv. st.
MEY for SAURIES
At Reasonable Rates.
HO TO 150.
B Z. payment plan, and business Is strictly
confidential The Salary Discount CO . S09 Mer
mod & Jaccard building. 07 N. Broadway
LOANS IN EAST ST. LOUIS.
Al-o in surrounding towns. On FURNITURE.
PIA.NOs and SALARIES Amounts to suit
your need and TERMS to full IOUR ABIL
ITY to pay. We do not remove goods. Exten
sions In rasa of sickness Liberal discounts.
Klnloch st Clair 405. THE HOME TRUST CO.,
Room 316 Metropolitan Buildings
4IS-U7 Missouri Ave . East St. Louis.
Lowest Rate Loans.
HE will PAY off any DERT you OWE and
AlvAN(.B sou MORE MONEY on your FUR
NITURE, PIANOS, horres and wagons; goods
left In vour POSIEhSlON WEEKLY or
MONTHLY pavments LOU EST RATES, dis
count given IC PAID before due Call or write
203 N Tenth St.. room 111 Oiark building. THE
ANDERSON FIVANC13 CO
Money to loan In anv amount on all kinds of
personal propertv. Bargains In unredeemed
pledges
912 FRANKLIN AVE.
EAST ST. LOUIS L0J1H GO.
Isvans money on household goods and all kind
of personal property, easy monthly rlajments.
Room 23 McCasland building. ES Colllnsvllle
Phonca- Bell East 13MM. Klnloch St. Clair 450.
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
tVe furnish vou money quickly and confiden
tially, v. lthout securlt j National Credit Co .
rooms -mi -ic chemical mag 1 Eighth and Olive.
Monav Advanced Salaried Pantile.
- wwr
j.an.iero ooaramg-rouso Keepers without secu
rity.essy paments, largest business in W prlncl
Dal cities. Tolman. ROl Ilmisrr h)in- v pk..innt
PERSONAL,
, A DPTTHCnVE (private) does shadow Ing and
Investigating. r-l P. O. Box 770. Bt Louis.
DIt. CAZKAUX. 2W2 Washington, treats Irreg
ularitis and nil female troubles. 2 ears' ex.
DR DBNM8. SS30 Washington Licensed phy
sician tieats all fcinale troubles guarantees
results; piiato home ror ladies during conflne
nient: perfect secrec;- and seclusion; Infants
adoptee" ladle In trouble, call or writs.
ERGO TANSO is guaranteed to relieve sup
presslon. 12 box Dr Cazeaux. 2903 "Washington.
LADIES doctor receives during confinement:
ladles In trouble, call. 2123 Olive st.
LADlEb. icy regulator never falls complete
treatment free Mrs E Strr. 23S Franklin.
IADIEt will not regret calling on Mm Hol
land, lowest terms, confinements taken. 1403 N
Eleventh
M1DAVIFE Receives iurlng con.; ladles In
trouble call Infants adopted 2S4S Tjifayette.
. MRS. A S-CHROEDKR receives confinements;
ladles, rail 2307 Franklin nve.
MRS. BRIDGES Office hour X to tol; no
mrjlclne. Z3& Laclede ave. Klnloch f" 16t5L
MRS DIt SMITH. 3013 Eauton; absolute se
clusion before and during confinement; terms
reasonable Both nhone-
TAPEWORM spelled: also stomach, bowel,
live-, kidney and bladder troubles cured. 107A
N. Ninth t.
DR. ANNIE NEWLAND.
Private. licensed home i"cr ladles before and
during- conflnerrent; oldest and most rellablt
institution In the Stato; established over forty
years: horn comforts; motherly care; infanti
adopted; Irregularities successfully treated;
satisfaction guaranteed; ladles in trouble, call
cr write. 2231A Olive st.
DOCTOR liOGAH SSrsSnSSStf&tSS.
adopted If devlred; trained nurses; medical and
surgical diseases of women a specialty: Irregu
larities treated by new palnlen method: terms
reasonable; cnuitatIon fre; rait or writs; oom
fldentlal. 2215 Olive, bt. Louis. Mo,
IIOnSES AND VEHICLES.
aaasaaaaa.aalsNt'sNil4li
For Sale.
ALWAYS on hand, draft, drlvlnir. reneral
purpoK horses new waicons. bugsteii and har
ness you trv horses before buying: cash or on
payments. E. L House. 1515 N. Broadway.
ALL-PURPOSE hore; as for St. Louis Mln
era! Cq-'b horse. 711 N. Theresa
AT a bargain, two carriages. 4245 IC. Broad
way. RARGAIN Buainepi wapons; all kinds; two
milk; one two-horce. top-platform exprea; also
wveral buffgles. Uhlenhaut Rros.. 1222 Mer
chant, St.
iJAY horse for torra busjo ; city-broke; t
year's and sound 215 N Twent -first tt,
BAY mare. im hantf. suitable fcr delivery;
aiso iod Dumrv. oarcajn aau &i rcrumunu
iu worw norse, j.i). mo aemery m"ea, iu
ritr- mat-am afislnnsa 1CM TTrariLH n
ItlG hlack and srrnv team. SI 00. small horse.
$40. sickness, want offer. 2K6 Riddle
RIG. fat mare express wagon and harness;
$55. no use same. 212 S. Twenty-first st.
ULACK mare for buggy; clt -broke and
nice drler cheap Store. 2109 Pine str
RLACK. horse, bijc work team, sell to-day re
gnrdles of price, sickness, reason. 2417 Riddle
HLACK draft horse. 1.400 pounds; fat rray
delivery horse, cheap big mule. $30 2204 BHUle
BRING your old wagons In exchange for a
rood one 2110 Pine st
CLOyiNG out. Kitchell a express, mares,
hcrscs. mules, to pay debt, ftpeculators' bar
saln 2415 Riddle.
CONSTANTLY on hand, draft drliln and
reneral purpotte horses, wagons, harness; cash
or payments. eerythlnjr guaranteed as repre
entM 4472 Clayton ave.
DIRT watTon team horses, nice chunk,
cheap 1240 N Twentieth
EXPRKbH outllt. jounp delivery and drilnc
horses, farm mare; wagons, milch cow. 3967
Iagg
I'AST 6-vear-old driving horse for bugiry or
delivery cheap. 2112 Dickson st
FINE driving marc for deliver' or driving,
llrs Clemen". 811 N Nineteenth
riRST-CLASS co-sored wagon for butcher or
grocer, II bchaeffe. 03 N. Euclid
FIVE horse and mare, pony, wagons, har-ne-s.
mut pell 1S14 Morgan
FURNITURE ton and open delivery wag
ons, all kinds, new and secondhand. Ycung
A Co. 14i5 X Broad war.
GOOD team mules, also two horses. 2013
Market st.
GOOD carriage. In flrst-cUss condition; $1S5.
2?14 Morgan
GOOD delivery horse. $43. Spokane Express
s-ompinj iuj fc. tieaumonc sc
MUVJf lllf,lc-UWt 3CT LIMI nKUU, lllk,s3 c, nuv
harness; cheap 1312 N. Tenth st.
nnnn .iu v. nA. nir. n.r. t.
GOOD phateton. $45. storm buggy. $65; rub-ber-tlred
cut-under surrey. $110 J009H Olive.
GOOD, rubber-tired storm buggy, leather
curtain, newly painted, in good condition,
also net of single harness, brass-mounted. 810
N Theresa
HANDSOME SPRING WAGON. IN GOOD
CONDITION. GOOD TOR BUTCHER OR EX
PRESS 4069 CASTLEMAN.
HARNESS 1 000 sets or Rl. kinds from $5.54
up. Job lot riding saddle; also secondhand
harness. A. Tfckett. 1524 N. Broadway.
HIGH-GRADE ruDber-tlred surrey. cot $350;
yell for $150. good as new DO 43. Republic.
HORfaE, a fine traveler: cheap. 1858 rark
eve
HORbE, buggy and name-. Call 332 Ru
sel ave
HORSED, wagons, tidrness, buggies, stake
wagons, etc ; we'll sell 10 jou for cauh or on
time, oon't fall to tee ub oeforo bujlng Stand
ard Credit Co, 704 Burlington tldg , 810 Olive
st I'nones. B 2M. Bell Main 55.
NEW and secondhand harness; repairing, etc.,
cheap V A Steiene. $04 High, rt
NO. 1 rubber-tired storm buggy and top
park wagon. 2S22 theiidan
ONE big hors- and two-horse coal wagon.
S12 N. Fourteenth st
ONE surrey horse, one storm buggy horse, 6
ears old; sound. 3231 S benth Ft
PLTG horse. $40 fine gray, buggy or car
rlagg horse $100. 222Q Blddle. rear.
RUBBER-TIRED, cut-under surrey good as
new. $110. good storm buggy. $65. 3Q05H OUre.
RUBBER-TIRED storm buggj . one set of
harness, good as new; bargain. 4205 Page boule
ard. STORM buggt. $60. Berlin carriage, $63; top
wagon $45. runabout. $3) 2762 Caroline.
TEAM of work horses, with harness; 2.C00
lbs . cheap 2735 S. Broadway
TEAM or delivery mare, $45. work single
or double; selling put. 150J S Thirteenth st.
TEAM stout delivery horses, snow-white,
ft j lish horses cheap; two big draft hordes;
big work mu Ic . $10 ; double harness ; spring1
wagon. 2730 Morgan
TEAM. ETC. Reliable man who thoroughly
knows the city would furnish a wholesale firm
with good team, dray and sen Ices at a ery
reasonable figure on contract. DR 54, Republic
THIRTY head -horns, mares and mules for
city and farm user.fetake wagons and harness.
Phoenix Transfer- 414 Wash Ft
THREE marcs 'will be sold to-day for high
est ofjer. rare chance 2627 Gamble
THREE! Shetland ponies. $30 to $55 each: team
of small mules. $45. Stcre. 2424 Blddle.
TOP spring wagon, cheap. Call at 1522 Lu
cas ave
TWO horses, cheap; one buggy and one work
horse. 415 Spruce st.
TWO f,ets of handmade slnde harness:
cheap 3421 Olive st.
TWO large horeer. farm wagon and harness;
also park wagon. 2945 Madison.
TWO mares for buggy or delivery; no further
use. Call Butler store. 2T9A OUe.
TWO heavy draft teams, also two good de
IIery or work horses. mut sell; need money.
104 S. Jefferson.
TWO farm ntare good shape: one jouns"
hcrse. 16 hands, sell cheap to settle estate.
Mrs Wood. 1713 Morgan
YOUNG bay howe
!7?3 S Broadway.
"kOUNO. gentle drllnr borse; also delivery
horse $75. storm buggy, $20. C913 N. Nine
teenth st.
W5 buys nice, small, bay horse; fine drlicr.
2S04 Russell.
Sid will bur three-spring wagon; good order;
deen bed. 1909 Carr
SCO buys mare, harness and express wagon.
213 X Twenty-second
15H-hand. lad -broke, stylish brown mare,
runabout and harness, will sacrifice. T)R 63,
Republic
HARNESS
RETAIL DEPT.
Washlnct! Ave. and 21st.
J. D. SICKLES SADDLERY CO.
STUDEBAKER VEHICLES.
Wo are the people for reliable business and
pleasure ehlcles at reliable prices
GROLOCK VLHICLB CO . 915 N. Broadway.
ELECTRIC LI6HTS FOR VEHICLES.
Guaranteed to Improve the appearance of all
chicles and gUe service at all times. Let
our catalogue and best prices at once.
mound crrr battery company.
818 North Twentieth st- Both Phones.
DOGS, CATS, rETS FOR S LE.
si'ssnsmsa)i.svaf
KINE let monker, parrots, gold fish, ca
naries, dogs, pets of all sorts, cages and feed,
cueap Wehrmann. 417 Walnut.
USE Chamberlain's chick feed and brooder.
Blank & llawko .Supply Co, 2Bi Market st.
wonderful gifts.
SANZ-OERMAINK. THE WORLD'S GREAT-
I EST CLAIRVOYANT LOW FEE, 0c
I do herebly agree and guarantee to
make no charge if I fait to tell our name,
occupation and what ou called for.
I PROMISE TO TELL YOU
-wbethr husband, wife or sweetheart
Is true or false; ten iou whom and when
you will marry; In fact, I will tell ou eery
hoper fear or ambition better than jou
can tell yourself, or make no charge.
NO FEE IN ADVANCE AND YOU PAY
NOTHING UNLESS PERFECTLY SATIS
FIED. Advice on business, speculation. Investment4
law. loe. marriage, divorce, reunite the sepa
rated and cause ppeedy marriage with one of
your choice.
Hours, id a mr to S p m ; Sunday II to 4.
Permanently located. 3109 OLIVE ST.
CUT THIS AD OUT and bring it with jou
50c Bring this Ad. and 60c
KHIROiy-GLAIRVOYAHT
3522 OLIVE STREET.
I DO IIURERV SOLKIM.Y ACHKE
AM) (iUAUUTCE to make vou no charge
If I fall to call sou by name In full. name, of
jour friends, enemies or rivals. I promise to
tell you whether your husband, wife or sweet
heart Is true or false; tell jou how to gain the
love of the one jou most desire, e-,en though
ml lei awaj ; how to succeed In business, specu
lation, lawsuits; how to marry the one of your
choice: how to regain jouth. health and vltal
Itj. Removes evil Influence; cures drink habit;
locates treasures: develops mediums. Khlron
has brought about more marriages, reunited
it ore separated than any medium In America.
REMOVED Mme. Marre Percy, scientific
palmist and astrologer, is permanently located
at SS31 Olive st.; consult the best: she tells
past, present and future: It costs jou no more
to consult a scientific worker than to go to a
fakir, who takes your money and tells you
fairy tales; Mme. Percy tells you facts; moil
reading a. rpeclaltj : send dime and birthday
for trial horoscope to J. Rav Marsh. Manager.
MME. CROWLEY, fortune teller; advice In
buslne. marriages, familv Affairs; palmistry
a spc-claltv. 1319 N. Broadway.
DENTISTRY.
TEETH
SaTC the Natural Teeth by filling or
crowning. Restore the missing ones by
Bridies or Plates.
DR. E. C. CHASE,
8. E. Cor. Sixth and Locust Streets. St. Louis.
-VfJSICAI..
ABSOLUTELY, cheaoest place in city for all
kinds of musical instruments, Bhet. band and
-vl"-j" """n. nuntcin s. t a. iiruaunay
BUY EdiSOn or ltnr talking m.irhlnpa. II
per week. latest record . other Instruments
tuiu tnr.nns. nauer h music store 2732 Gratis,
v,uau.u me ureat uoiaen crown conc-rt
Rand at North St. Loula Turner Hall. April
17 bee Sunday's ad
COMPETENT ocal teacher lres more
pupils, write for term. 4)34A Easton.
"HEAR tho hout of a Krakauer Sing, to
hear It is to buIt Sold only by D-in'l G Iun
kr Piano Co Fourteenth and North Market
wvsii. fjuu bchb ftonmer. Nennj c i-jvans
TrilTtv- 1-srsiT i ..,, ...
1901 St. Loula arc phones Tler 571 and D 3413.
MUSIC leOTl trlln Pant Dnyunu feafh'r
of music from Germany 2210 S Broadway
MUSIC teacher. 20 jears experleme. first
claBH union music furnished. II Wallace, 1309
Chouteau
MUST sn upright piano opportunity to ob
tain bargain, first -class Instrument; quick re
Fponse profitable to purchaaT 25)4 rranklln.
NKAIlLi new $3-0 upright piano for $US,
manufacturer's guarantee Call 121S N Jcirer
wn ave
I'lANO Uprleht. nearly ne . line Instrument,
cost JCo. win sell fcr JH0 If sold by March i.
1818 Itntrer st. Fourth st cars
IlKQUIKED tr sell uprlEht piano, nrst-class
Instrument, opportunity to obtain a bargain
fur quick application. 481i Delmar boulevard
iILVnil-I'LvrKD Instruments Low-pitch
lib cornet JK, Wstin lib cornet. 2" Roston
helicon, tz; J I'lacht A. hon. 113 S Uroadway
M'CCIAL bargains In new and secondhand
flanos and organs this week; tunlnc dene J
licllt L hon 113 S Broadwa)
TONOPHO.NES for sale or rent as S Twelfth
street.
Jl bms fine Cable uprlsht nlano Kleekamp
i)fs nam L o Ji 1'arit ae
.ou uuja u mk (jiaiiu wild FlUOl aca caver.
RhllhAr. X. lln.ta. tHr Tnnl III. n.A
365 bus flne.tone nlano full l2e. pout X3Cj.
stool and coer 1414 , Mxteenth st.
A rn.o iiit(;.i.
For Sale A fine uprlsht. mahOBany cass,
latest stjle. jtood as new. at a er low price
LANGAN STORAGE CO 1001 Slorcdn ft
S125.00-0NE LEFT-SI 25.00
Last Aeek we advertised three uprights at
price ran-cl-iR from J123 to JHO they were sold
Monday before 13 o'clock, such opportunities
seldom occur; trv jour luck In securing thli;
terms if desired at $10 down. JG monthlj. Bey
er's. Seventeenth and Locust.
TRADED IN CHICKERINGS.
One uprlcht at 1133; in eood condition: a
splendid, full Agraffe piano at $115; full round
cornered square Rrand, cost, new, $600; now
$120. these are the best we eer offered, ln
eitlgate the piano store nearest the dpot,
$10 deposit. $6 monthly, doc It. Beyer's, Sev
enteenth and Locust
.READTHISARRAY.
What other firm can show such an array of
ftrictly hlph-crade pianos' Ilazeltcn Brc . the
beautiful Packard; Ludwltr &. Co . Chlckeriny
Bros.; Reed &. Son: Stetson; Stoddard, and oth
ers, acerepatinc twentj-one makes In all You
should Investigate 0ur stock before a decision
elsewhere. It will pay jou; 34 years in busi
ness BUYER'S.
Seventeenth and Locust.
STEINWAYS AND OTHERS.
Don't get the ImnresIon that we don't sell
any tiling but secondhand pianos but the truth
1. we are constantly trading In good pianos
of all makes have three Stelnwajs for
half the regular cot, besides several others
Our regular line consists of twentj-cne dif
ferent makes easy terms.
BEYER'S,
Seventeenth and Locust.
KLEEKAMP BROS.
If yon arc looklnc for a rood, durable, fine
tone, well-made piano, you want to see these
before bmlnc. rold for reasonable prices and
on time if riexlred
KI.EKKAMP BROS. PIANO CO .
E7 Park ave.
PIANOS
Excol in Tons, Touch and Ereat Durablllly
These qualities, combined -with most
beautiful and stylish cases In all wools.
account for their wonderful popularity.
TIIC ESTCV COMPANY. 1110 Olive t.
LAST WEEK
OF THK
radbury Piano Co.,
1012 Olive St.
A. E. WHSTAKER, Manager.
Our bijr ale closer this week. This is jour
last chance at the bijr special bargains. Kvery
Piano .n tho store heaIly reUuced and the
balance of the l CRAWFORD stock at exact
ly half Dricc. Note the bin reductions. INew
pianos. $173. JI03. 110. Sii. -CC0. upwardfi. re
duced from IIV) Stlt. SSno J3-o S4W. upwards.
UaCD UPRIGHTS.
J125. UZ JltV. JIT." J13j Klft formerly ccst
from JJ"0 to JIM RRI)RURT. Huntlncton.
Whlttier. Webster and other makes.
BABY GRAND PIANOS
J173 to $401 vorth twice as much Mason &.
Hamlin. ilathuhk an Krell makes
feQUARR PIANOS.
Nice, small senkeable ones for practice
work $25 and JK. Fine, caned-lejr squares,
$45 IX). Ji5. $60. $. $75 evco one in fine order
and can be exchanged at full alue within
reasonable time. Thev orltfnally cost 5300 to
thsn. llehnlnc. Ilallett . Dals. Haines and
other make.
ORGANS
Closirtr them out. ued ones at $23. $30 523,
new ones $V to J7. Kimball. Story & Camp,
Henninc. and other make Eery one euar
untced. TERMS
Fquares $1 to 11 Pir month.
Uprlchts $S to $10 per month.
special reluct ions for cash
GUARANTEE.
We iruaranteo eerj piano we sell. The
standing of our firm make our cruarantee sm
sroosl as a U. S Rond. COME AT ONCE IF
YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO FOR LITTLB
MONEY. F. G. Smith. Mfr.. URADBURY
Pianos. Factory Rrookhn. N. " . an! Iyx
minster. Mass Warerooms in nearlv all the
larse cities of the IT S 1012 OlJVB faT .
ST. LOUIS. A. E. WIIITAKKR. MOR.
WALL XMPCII.
-ri "r'rrrssNVNAAAAAAAA-VVVljxatJ
KIIRLICII BROS. Interior decorators paper
hanging and painting Delmar lids tOW Eston.
iSUCRUT SOCinTIKS
tssSs'lSssltSWs
' ll-ir" fH0
KMGHIS r
IIOOIl.
BENTON LODGE. NO. 1522. K. OF II .
meets flrst and third Wednesdays at
lru'.ls' Hall Ninth and Market streets. All
Knights of Honor Invited to attend our -neet-lngs.
C. RI.SCHBIETER Dictator
-r ,. 15- bouth Third street.
R. II. Krause. Reporter, 271S faouth Ninth
Street.
CENTENNIAL LODGE. NO. 417. KNIGHTS
of Honor, meets every first and third
Tvedrcsday of tach month at Kahlman's Hall
southeast corner Twenty-second and Madison
streets. AH Knights of Honor cordially invited.
M. H FINNEOAN. Dictator.
No. 140? Nnrlh Tspntv.Mmn .m
M Thavonot Reporter. No. mo Helen street.
T laSOURI LODGE. NO. 227. K. OF II -
i. Reauiar meetings on first and third
Wednesdays at Fraternal building No 1101
Franklin avenue. Hall No. s. AJ Knights of
Honor Invited.
1-ERD GAbE. Dictator. 27H Madison street.
John Frame. Jr.. Reporter. No. 4343 Linton
avenue.
OAK LODGE. NO 1OT. K. Or H.. MEETS
T,. f".'7fir7tan1 thlrd Wednesday at
Phoenix Hall Jefferson and Cass avenues. All
Knights of Honor Invited Au
,. J II CRAIG. Dictator,
, . No. II south 1'ourteenth streit.
Edward T. Cooke. Reporter. No. 1401 Chest
nut street.
I.TDEPEnU.T ORDER ODD IfEL-
LOW S.
A NCIIOR LODGE. NO 322. I. O O. F.
f Meets every Monday evening at b'chuette'a
Hall. Nineteenth and Wr'ght stieets. Work In
tho decrees. T isltlng brothers welcome
LEO I-ANGBN'BACHER. N. G .
David Petty, fecretary. 1826 O'Fallon st.
iT. LOUI9 LODGE. NO. 5. I. O. O. F,
CJ meeta every Saturday evening In hall No.
I. Odd Fellows' building. Ninth and Ollvs
streets. Visitors welcome. Members expected
to attend. It. L. UERL1N, N. G.
W aliace McCargo. Secretary.
WILDEV LODGE. NO. 2. I. O. O. F.
Meets Tuesday evening of each week at
hall No-1, Odd Fellows' butlaing, corner Ninth
and Olive, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brothers In
vited to attend. TTork in Initiatory degree.
March S , . , J. C. SHANER. N. G.
F W. Rlege", Secrvtary.
ROYAL AD SELECT MASTERS.
MIRAM COUNCII.. NO. J. ROVAL AND
Select Masters, will meet on Wednesday.
March 2. at 8 o'clock p m.. at Grand Avenue
Masonic Temple. The degree of bupcr Excel
lent Master will bo conferred.
TVM. R. BROCK.
Thrice Illustrious Master.
John R. Parson, Recorder.
.li '' 'Sl' T'r" '1liC ' I ' M -"fl
Jr1
f- slsti
ROYAL ARCAKTJ3L J
fTisrLrucitri - , i - - -I- - - ,iLru'uLiLrt
GRAND COUNHI MISSOURI ROYAL.
Arcanum. 309-311 Holland Ajulldln-A
cordial welcome to lsitor. friends, brethren
and members from abroad. J
,.., -V. RAflnouR. G. R.
, Jno. C Ivil lines worth. Grand ( beer ttar.
.-
SfECHHT ISOCICTIES.
aasssi.as(ssrsiAsssls,slaA,asisi.sis'isl
KMGIIT5 OF PVTHIAS.
ACME LODOE. NO 213, IC. OF P MEETS
even Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, "West
Gate Hall northwest corner Grand and Eatton
avenues Members requested to attend regular
ly. Msltors cordially invited.
MATTHEW VONEY, C C.
G W. Clifton, K. Of 16. & B , 1443 St. Louis
avenue
BUIILI.VGTON LODGE. NO 33 K. Of P..
meets erer cdnday eenlnp, at 3
o clock sharp, at rraternal bulMlne. northwest
corner l.lenth t-treet and l-Yanklln anue.
ork In ranks aliwys on hand. Msltlnjc mem
bers welcome. rraiemall
KUBEIir O'CONNOR. '. C
Iank O'Connor. IC of I. i b , j Thomas
street.
CHKVALIKIt IJVDGIX SO 70 KNIG1IT3
of 1j thuis castle hall In Odd bellows
Itinple, Hall No :. eighth floor. ling
ular meettnss eery Wednesday evening: at S
o clock tsharp Work In the amplified rank of
Knleht "Mednesdai eeninc. ilarch i. 1901. illus
trand with stereoptlcon Mews VIslttn:
Knights always welcome.
ttJI. J SUilMOia C. C.
Attest. Iuls vr. borsenfrst. Iv. of R. i S.
Address. 2XJ3 Arsenal Ft
COLUMBIA LODGE. NO 26. K. Or I
Meets e ery Tuesday c enlnf; at S o'clock.
Century building. Ninth and OHe streets, east
hall 'luesaay eenlig. ebruary 23. rehearsal
of new team, all expected to be on hand, rood
time, all newly elected ofrlct-s In chairs Mem
bers requeued to attend Visitors welcome
C W. LEWMAN. C C.
J. F Dtmpsej. K. of It. &. S
DA1ION LODGE. NO 2S. K. OK P. MEETS
every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows'
Hall. No 3, seventh floor. Ninth and Olive
streets. Work In rank of Esquire, March 2.
Members expected. Visitors Invited
K. S feTCJIM. C C
Attest: II It. Bermel, K. of 15. & S , 3743
Evans avenue
FLTURII tlREAT LODGBl NO. 276. K. OF
P.. Howard's Hall. Thirtieth and Ollvs.
Wcdnesdd) evening. March 2. work In rank of
Pate, ampllhed Msltors alwavs welcome.
li P. HUThCHLE. C. C
W A Roberta K of Ic & d
mODOC LODGE. NO." 290. K. OF P
Meets evtrv 'luesday evenlnc at 8 o'clock
at Anchor Hall, outhwest corner Jefferson and
I'ark avenues Tako Compton HelKhts. Park or
Jefferson avenue cars Mimbers are expected
and visitors cordially Invited to attend. Work
In rank of Enquire A. II NORIUbH. C C.
L. B. Case. K of R 4. S.
DACiriC LODGE. NO CM. K. OF P.
a fleets everj vv eunesaay ev ening. century
buildlniT. Ninth nnd nilve str.pts. Vfoivh 9
business meeting, smoker and progressive
cuuic. visitors invueu
B. N. ROBINSON, C. C.
W A Gra, K. OL.R. . b.
PREMIER LODGE. NO 215. K. OF P.
Meets regularly every Monday evening In
liall No 3. seventh floor Odd Fellows' building.
Next meeting Monday. March 7. 1904 Work
In rank of Page, visitors are cordially In
vited. Members are requested to attend.
JObEPH o. more, a a
J r. TVItte. Jr . IC of It, & s , SS36A North
Twenty-fifth street.
RtD CROS8 LODGE. K. OF P. MEETS AT
. 30 o'clock at Odd l ellows" Hall. Ninth
and Olive street, every Wednesday night. Vis
itors always welcome March 2. 1904. amplified
rank of Page. Bring an application
J. B IIIGDON". C C.
II W. Beldlnsr. K. et R. ia.
ROBERT E. COWAN LODGE, NO I3L K.
of P, meets every Monday evening at 3
o Clock. West Hall Century building. Ninth
and Olive street". Monday. March 7 Work in
rank of Page Members are requested to at
tend. Visitors always welcome
ObCAIt M STOLL. C. C.
Attest: Henry II. Luebbert. K. of R. . s.
WABASH LODG& NO. Zti. K. OP P.
meets every Tuesday at Castle Hall.
Broadway anil Bentcn March 1. work In
tho ranh. of Knight. Visitors welcome.
O L. OSBOKN. C C
M. C. Ehulte. IC of R. 4 b. '
ZULhTilA LODGE. NO. 321, K. OP P.
meets Monday evening. March 7. 1904.
in hall No. 1. tenth floor Century bulldinr. at 8
o'clock Work In rank cf Page. Members ex
pected and visitors cordially Invited to a-ttend.
FRANK J YOLLMER. C, C.
Attest: O. M. Brooks. K. ot R. & S.
P. O. Box 1C62.
AJ.C1EST FREE AXD
ACCEPTED SIASOSS.
ANCHOR LODGE. NO. 4U. A. P. i A. M
will meet Wednesday. March 2. at 7.30
p m . f or work In tt-e nrst degree Brethren
welcome. E. TV. HUGHES. TV. M.
R. II. Caffall. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. .
A. F. 4 A. M . will hold a sceclal com
munication. Tuesday. March L 19o4. at 3 d. m..
Masonic Tempi-. Grand and Finney avenues.
TVork In M. M. degree. Members are fra
ternally Invited to be present. Msltors are
assured a cordial welcome.
GEO. TV. JAMES. TV. M.
TVm. I Reynolds. J r.. secretary.
KEVSTONK LODGE. NO. 2. A. F. fc A.
M Mate communication this (Wednes
uy evening. March 2. 1M1. at 7.J0 M. M.
ucgree. Tlsttlng brethren fraternally Invited.
S FKBO A. RA1TUELU TV. M.
Mosea Ely. bee-!.
LAMBbKIN LODGE. NO. 4M. A. T. t A.
M. Slateil communication this (TVeanes
uaj) evening. Febixarj 24, at 7 30 TVork M. M.
deeree. Visitors welcome. Good attendance ex
pected. WILLIAM H EVAN'S. TV M.
1 rea u jl-uessei, aecreiary.
PRIDE OF THE WEST LODGE. NO. ITS.
A. t. 4 A. M. Regular meeting thl;
v ednesday at 7.30 i. m.. Doric Hall. Grand
Avenue Alasonlo Temple, Grand and Finney
ave-ui- Av'ork In tna E. A. degrea. Visitors
cordially invited, "ethers reouestcd to at
tend. E. 11. MICHEL. W. Id.
J. R Cggenbcrg. secretary.
n ISSOURI LODGE, NO. 1. A. T. & A. M
i V btated communication on March X at . .30
1 in. Cormtnlan Hail. Grand avenue Masonic
Temple. Examinations. i C degree Mem
bers are reaues'ed anl visiting brethren ira
ternally Invited tc. V?aHIBaER. W. M.
John H. Deems, bw-rctarj .
IC.MGIITS OF COLUMBUS.
DE SMBT COUNCIL, NO. 742. KNIGHTS
of Columbus, meets every first and third
Inursday In the w-est hall. Century building.
Ninth and Olive streets Visiting knights ara
Invited. C. P. MONAGHAN. Grand lvnlght.
M J Mc3tane. Recorder
KENRICK COUNCIU NO. CSS KNIGHTS
of Columbus, meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Rose H'll Hall. No. S9U7
Maple avenue. Ultlng knights always wel
come. JOHN PAUL CHETT. Grand Knight.
Waltor T. Cunningham, Itecorder
TARQUmTK COUNCIL. NO. 0S
J"l Knights of Columbus, meets every sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays In the west hall. Century-
building. Ninth and Ollvo streets. Visit
ing knights cordially Invited.
RANK G CUNNINQHAM. Grand Knight.
F P Leonard. Recorder
ST. LOUIS COUNCIU NO. 453. MEETS
every first and third Tuesday at West
End Hall, southwest corner Finney and Vanae
venter avenues Visiting knights are cordially
Invited EDWARD DE-VOT. Grand Knight.
Joseph F. Lam. Recorder.
KMGIITS OF FATHER MATIICW.
ST LATT RENCE O-TOOLB COUNCIU NO.
6. Knights of Father Mathew Meets on
first and third Monday of each month at
school Hall. No 1412 O Fallon street. All mem
bers reouested lo be present. Visitors welcome.
rrvifsT n tn-s. xri-cav r.t..e ).- vrntvht
John J. Scull. Recorder.
Rural Tree Delivery.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, March 1. Rural free deliv
ery service lias been established, to com
mence April 1, as follows:
Illinois Caledonia. Boone County; route 1:
length of route, 21Ts miles, population served.
COO Colusa, Hancock county, routo 1; length
of route. 22 miles; population served. 477.
Kempton, Ford Count; rout- I; length cf
route. 22 miles, population served, &to Lea
River, ogle County, route 1. length of route.
25J4- miles, population served. 477
KansalJouglass. Butler County: route 3;
length of route, 25'i mlks; population served,
404.
Oklahoma Billings. Noble Count : routes 3
and 4. length of routes. 27 miles each: popula
tion served. 820.
Rural carriers have been appointed as
follow b:
Illlnols-Chandlervllle. TUtllam II. Schulze.
carrier. TMIitam McDonald, substitute Hill
View. William F. Tucker, carrier. Charles II.
Tucker, substitute. Kane. Mlna A. TVoul
l ndgc earner, B. C. W. Woolbridge, substi
tute. Neponset, Fred Coffman. carrier: Charley
TMck. substitute. Ramsey. Fred Stoddard, car
tier: John llanley. substitute. Toulon, !us
Nelson, carrier; Itay Nelson, substitute. Ha
vana, Hlgela O. Coat, carrier; Eva, Coat, substi
tute. Kansas Fort Scott. EJgar Hamilton, carrier:
John Hamilton. substitute
Missouri Glasgow, Janei W. Mller. carrier:
Jame. Y. Miller. su'ntltute. Lamonte, Alfred
Brumley. (urrlerEdna Bruraley. substitute.
Perry. John TV Fltzpatrlck, carrier; M. I.
Flupatrick. sutttjtnte.
AFFECTS LIVE-STOCK SUIPrERS.
CoTrtieril Inirotlneea Reaolotlon to
Probe Chnrgn Atrnlnst Itnllroails.
TVashlritoii. March 1. Representath o
CowherTof Missouri to-day Introduced a
resolution directing tho House Commit
tee oij Interstate and Foreign Commeree
to Investigate the charges ot shippers of
llvo ttock that they are not fairly treated
by tiie railroad companies of tho West.
1
I'ost-Ofllce Affairs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAU
arhlnxton. March 1. Tho First As
sistant Postmaster General to-day nc-
cecptcd tho proposition of Mr. E. W.
Hllker of Madison. III., to renew the
lea-so on the present quarters ot tho Post
Office at that place. Tho proposition of
the, Altus National Bank, Oger. Ok., to
lease- a room for similar purposes was al
so approved.
MAY WHEAT DECLINES FOUR
CENTS ON BEARISH NEWS.
PROVISIONS PIT AFFECTED
15Y SELLING SENTIMENT.
Pork Loses S71-2 Cents on the
Day Corn Lower for Lack
of Support.
Chicago. March 1. Scere declines In for
eign grain markets and Increased prlmiry
receipts knocked 4c from the price of May
wheat to-day. Liquidation spread to tie
provision pit and resulted In a bredk of
ST'Ac in the price of May pork. Closing
prices showed a loss for May tvheat of
3'4c compared tvlth last right. July Is
donn 2'S'Sr2Xc. May corn Is off 2c. oats
2rc and provisions 42'.c to S7-c.
WHEAT.
Throughout the session the sentiment In
the wheat pit tvas extremely bearish, and
there was constant general liquidation.
Lower prices In all foreign grain markets
caused a tveak opening. May being ij
to 1 cent lower at Jl to JIOOH and July
down frCsc to l'iSlc. at Sic to 934c.
Unmistakable evidence was given at tbs
start that general sentiment had for the
time being completely changed from the
recent remarkable bullishness. Long wheat
bought undtr the belief that the war
would be sure to spread Tvas for sale In
large quantities. There was also an en
larged movement of wheat toward Western
accumulating centers that did much to
throw doubt on the reported smailncss of
tho farmers' reserves. On this Iew of th
situation all of the large commission
houses had wheat for sale, and the rorth
west was also a liberal seller here, -very
little support was offered until May had
declined to 99c and July to 9340. A scat
tered demand from shorts and buying or
July by the instigator of the discarded
May deal causea some recuveij, -j .
lying to Mc and July to 93Hc A decrease
of nearly 3.000,000 bu. in the world's avail
able stocks had a stead ing influence for
a time. During the last half-hour of trad
ing, however, heavy selling again set In
and the market broke violently. May
dropped to XMc a decline of 4 cents from
tho high point of tho day. July fell 2c. , to
91 Vic A slight recovery followed on buj
Ing by shorts, but the close was weal,
with May at 97ftc July closed at 91?jC.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to SOOOO bu. Primary receipts were i ilAWJ
bu , against 231.600 bu. a year ago. Minne
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 102 cars, compared with .60 cars
last week and 217 cars a year ago.
CORN.
Com declined with wheat, tho market
being without support. There was heavy
liquidation by houses that have been car
nlng big lines, and also proflt-taking by
smaller holders. A feature in trading was
the selling of May and buying of July.b
several commission-houses. May opened
sc to 'c lower at 56Hc to oSic and after
selling up to K5,c the price brokp to M-c
late in tho daj. closing at 51Hc. July
ranged between C34c and 5TsC and closed
l"i'a2c lower at K'ic. Local recelpjs were
43S cars, 7 of contract grade.
. OATS.
Thero was a severe break In. oats, espe
cially in the May delivery. The break was
so sharp that stop-loss orders were exe
cuted in largo numbers, and these added
to the demoralized stato of the market. A
large part of the selling was credited to
the principal holder, and this naturally
caused considerable liquidation by small
er traders. The weakness in -wheat and
corn and an increase in the contract
stocks wero tho causes of the heavy sell
ing pressure. The close was weak and
near the bottom,. After opening UfrSc Jo
SfcHic lower at 415sC to Hc May sold
between 41c and 44Hc. ciosine at 44c July
closed 2Uc lower at SSHc Local receipts
were 265 cars.
RANGE OF FLIT LIKES.
OpenlnsT- Highest. Lowest. Clcslnr.
WEai
May
1.001
s:4
stC V.V.
Mulv ...
ill
. st a Mt
Muly ...
Hept ...
tSept ...
Corn
May ....
July ..
Sept
Oats
E5U,
1111-
May 44,i
juiy
tsept ..
Mess Pork-
3I
34 -0
H.50
T.4D
7.53
7 )
7 50
May
July ...
;:5
16.40
15.4
7.M
7.5S
7.M
7.87VJ
14 SA
ltd)
13.35
Lara
May .... 7.TS
Julv ... T.SS54
Short Ribs ,
May .... T.JTU
July ... 7.81i
r.4S-
7.4.J
7.50
Old. tNew.
KGCEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Rec
Ship.
4T.rt
W.TO0
lt8,l.
175.3
7.I0H
2S.100
Flour, bbla
TVheat bu .
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu ...
Ilye, bu ....
Barley, bu .
.. 3000
.. 41 0
.S3 6-K
.. 7.700
..1U.9M
PROVISIONS.
Liquidation in hog products was on a
scala similar to that in the grain mar
kets. Prices in all lists showed losses.
May pork, however, -was especially weak
and declined S7c for the" day. The weak
ness in grains and lower prices for hogs
at tho yards were tho bear factors. Tho
closo was practically at the bottom, with
May pork at $14.50. after it had sold be
tween J14.E0 and $15.40. Lard closed 42jc
lower at $7 45 and ribs were also down
42i4c at $7.40.
Kstiraated receipts for to-morrow:
Wheat, 33 cars: corn. 163 cars; oats, ISO
cars; hogs, 4iC0O head.
MARKETS BY TEtECrtAril.
New York. March 1. Flour Receipts 23.300;
exports 10 WO: barely steady: Minnesota pat
ents $3 20$x5.63- Rio flour quiet Buckwheat
flour weak. Cornmeal dull: klln-dricd $3.13
G13 25. Rvo easier: No. z Western SSc to ar
rive. Barlev quiet. TVheat Receipts 1.930:
spot easy: No. ' red Jl 07 elevator and II 0SW
1 11 t. a. b. afloat: No 1 Northern Duluth
$1 09'i f. o. b afloat: No. 1 bard Manitoba
nominal f. o. b. afloat. Options opened lower
on dlsanpolntfns; cables, free selling; for foreitr
account and liquidation. Rallied on short cov -erinr.
but declined again on Armour and commission-house
selling West and local reallzlnc
under heavy interior receipts. The close vvas
unsettled at a net decllno of HiOHic: May
H.V1SBI us. ciowi si.ui'.: juiy nisorxfcc.
closed 97Hc: SeDt S3 15-lSSSSc. closed SSc
Corn Receipts 33.773. eiports 133.SO0: snot easy:
No. 2 62c elevator and 3c f o. b. afloat: No.
2 yellow SSc. No 2 white MHt Option mar
ket opened eaav and lower, with wheat an I
commission-house selling West and general
realizing The cloe was ray at. 4Sc net
lower; May Cl.iSH,c. closed COUc: July closed
BSt oats Receipts S7.000; exports 4J5; snot
easy; No 2 53c: standard white 67c: No. 2
white. 57c. No. .1 whlti 554c. Tallow oulet.
Cotton sefd oil quiet: prime vellow 39c- Rice
stead). Molasses Arm. Beef stead. Cut meats
quiet. Lard caor Western steamed $8: refined
eas: short clear S15 5UU1- xafna siS.vij.
Toledo O. March 1 Cloverseed fash and
Marcn J7 05. April $7. Alsike Prlmo 55 S3. Tlm
othv Prime it 4i
Minneapolis. Minn. March 1. TVTieat May
87c. July ST'ic- Sept. Sc; on trk . No 1 hard
SO-.c; No 1 Northern 375c: No. 2 Northern S3'
efilc: No 3 Northern 93290c. Flour 15o low
ir; first pat'lts $3 2563.33: sccord patents 13.10
VIM. first clears X3.K.04 23: second dears 5139
JjtCO Bran strong; in bulk J16S1S S.
Kansas City. March 1. -Wheat-May 83ic;
July Slf-e: cash No 2 hard 30c: No. 3 s3G84c;
No. 4 TTjrSOc; rejected 7UJf72c; No 2 red Jl.03;
No 3 Uttl 01 Com May 43' : July 43H845jc.
cash No. 2 mlxtd 42c; No. 2 white 4943c; No.
KV-c. OafNa 2 white 41842c: No. 2 mixed
3TW40C. Hay weik: choice timothy J3SO3I0;
choice prnirle J7 255?7 30. Rje No. 2 4&63r.
Receipts TVheat 212.SW: corn l.o0: oat 27.0OT.
bhlnments Wheat S4.sn0: com 2S 400: uata 7 owO
Chicago. March 1 Cash flour easier. Wheat
No 2 spring ?4c&1 00. No 3 92'r'Cc: No 2
red 95"4107. Com No. 2 51Kc; No. 2 ellow
52'jc. Oats No. 2 29-,84C)c: No. 2 white 41
43'.c Re No. 2 73VvC. Barlev Good feeding
SJft-llc: fair to choice malting 47930c Heeds
Clover, contract grade. SI 30. Provision
Mesa pork, per bbl . 14 "10ei4 73: lard, per 101
lbs. $7 25187 3:4: short ribs sld" Ioose.. 17 23
B7 37H' short clear sides (bid 1. J7.71S7.S7V-.
Whisky, basis of hlghwinei. $1 27.
Milwaukee Win.. March 1 Ihat 283c lotv
er: No. 1 Northern 99c. No. 2 Northern 9CQ
97c: July 9214c. Rye. 3- lower: No I 'SliPTRc:
Barley steady: N- 2 63c- sample 406V. Corn
lc lower. No. 3 43fr45c: July 53Uc nomlntl.
Dulutb. Minn . March I VI heat In rtore. No
1 hard 9!He; No t Northern SS7c; No 3
Northern 94.c: i arrive. No 1 hard SKc:
Nc. 1 Northern 96t,c: No. 2 Northern 91:
May 9S"c: July 97t,c: &pt. 8GTC. Oats On
trk. and to arrive. 29.(c.
Peoria. March I. Corn steady: No. 3 41c: No
4 rw. Whisky on the basis of J1.27 for fin
ished goods.
Liverpool. March 1. The following are the
stocks nf breadstuff and provisions In IJvrr
pool: Flour 73.000 sk : wheat 662.OC0 rentals:
com 393.000 centals: bacon 16 000 hxs." hams
C 000 bn : sho jlders 1 900 hxs : butter 7.MM ? t :
cheese 99 4CO bxs : lard 3.200 tcs of mine West
ern steam and 2.610 tons or other kinds.
The Visible.
New Tork. March 1 Special cable and tele
graphic communication received by Bradstreet a
show the following changes In available sup
plies, as compared with last account: TV heat
United btaten and Canada, east ot the Rockies,
decreased t.70J OOo bu.: afloat for and In Eu
rope, decreased 1 OOO.Onn bu.: total supply, de
creased 170J000 bn. Corn United States and
Canada, east nt tht Rockies, increased SM.0O''
bu. Oats United States and Canada east ot
the Rockies. Increased 5S1.0O.) bu. The leadme
Increases reported this week are 383.000 bu. in
Manitoba and 133 000 bu. at the Chicago .pri
vate elevators. The leading decrease mclud
400.000 bu at the Northwestern Interior ele
vators. 2(8.000 bu at Louisville. 103.000 bu. at
Portland Me.. J7.00O bu at Coteau. 54 000 du.
at Aberdeen ard 50.009 bu. at Minneapolis srl
vate elevators.
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