St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 7

7 wedxesday-st, XOUIS POST-RISPATCH-5IAY 30, 1900 FINANCIAL AUCTION SALES. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. HORSES AND VEHICLES. 14 Word or Less.

UO Cents. THE MASHERS FLED PERSONAL 14 Word cr Less. 30 Cents. PERSONAL Ladles, free; harmless monthly resrd-lntor: cannot fail. Mrs.

li. Rowan, 112, Milwaukee, Wis. PERSONAL Titian-haired lady wishes to roeot GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, COTTON. Orden by Mail or promptly exntvl ratrtni or tor loti of: 1000 bushels Ormln. 50 barrats Pork.

10 Stork kni bla Cotton. Su x- mittm i pnimr COMMISSIONS GRAIN. 1-16; PROVISIONS, STOCKS, Special Inducement mado to Csnorry maae oa consijrninonts. Reference farniiua on application. TELEPHONE, BELL MAIN 111.

CELL A COMMISSION INCORPORATED. CAPITAL S8O.O0O, PAIB UP. L. A. CELL Pre C.

A. TILLE5, Vice S. W. ADLER. Sec anil Treat.

321 PINE STREET ST. LOUIS, MO. sistsi'of 30 members of the congregation and teachers of the school. William F. Bock-struck will be the grand marshal.

Holiness Revival. Evangelist Aura Smith will begin a series of revival services at the Holiness Mis-ion Tent. the corner of Twenty-second and Locust streets. Wednesday afternoon. Services will be held every afternoon and evening.

St. Louis Alumni. The Alumni Association of the St. Louis University 'ill hold Its annual meeting Wednesday evening at the University Hall, Grand avenue and West Pine street. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.

Revivalist Rees Coming. Seta Roes, the Quaker evangelist, will begin a revival at the Temple on June 12, bervices being held at 10 a. m. and 8 p. in.

Euchre Postponed. The euchre party that was to ave been given Wednesdsy evening by ladies of St. Margaret's Sanctuary Society in Muth's Hall, has been indefinitely postponed on account t-f the strike. Accidental Death. A verdict of accidental death was returned by Justice of the Peace Rapp Tuesday as the result of the inquest into the death of Joseph Met-tler, 14 years old, whose body wae found in a cistern on the premises of the German Protestant Orphans' Home In St.

Louis County Monday. The boy was an inmate of the home. To Prevent Flower Picking. The trustees of the German Evangelical St. Peter's congregation of St.

Louis County-have filed a petition in the Circuit Court at Clayton for an injunction to restrain Joseph Hoeffner from the alleged picking and cutting of flowers from the plots in St. Peter's Cemetery. Insane Soldiers. Twenty United States soldiers, who have been made insane by service in the Philippines, passed through Union Station Tuesday night, on their way to Washington, where they will be placed In the Government Sanitarium for treatment. They were accompanied by a heavy guard and many of them were in irons.

VBR 1 OGMLK trust co. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT. STREETS. 496 IMTCDCCT Savln2S 296 EH CO I On Current Accounts. Reserve and Savings Accounts Solicited.

Special Accommodations for Lady Customers. RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS, Also Futures In Cotton, Bought aal tol for cat1! or ctrrhl on mr. We ar cartaectal by SPECUt, RSD Grain and Provisions WIRES with tha Eehns. GAYLORD. BLESSING 307 Olive St.Louls.Mo.

VENICE "WOMAN" SHOT AT TWO OF NEITHER MAN WAS HIT. Wife of Alderman Westlake Carries a Jeweled Revolver at Night and Fears Not to TJse It. Two mashers were put to flight In Venice, 111., Tuesday evening in good fashion and the person who did it was one of the two women whom the mashers had been annoying. She did it with a littler jeweled revolver, in the handling of which she showed she was an adept. Mrs.

C. T. Westlake, wife of Alderman Westlake. was the heroine of the episode. She anil a Mrs.

Horner were returning from the band concert 'on the square. The way was rather dark, but they were not afraid. Mrs. Westlake carried the small revolver, which her husband had taught her to use, in the folds of her gown. As the two women passed a rather lonely plare on the way home two men stepped out of the shadows.

They were well dressed ami polite looking. Truey stopped directly in front of the women leered at them. Mrs. Westlake demanded that they sttp aside. The men laughed and sneeringly declare! that they -would move when they got ready.

1 "You are ready, now," replied Mrs. West-lake. With that she pulled the dainty weajon, pointed it at the feet of the nearest man, an.1 said: "Now, move!" She fired directly in front of him. The men fled as fast as their legs would carry them. Mrs.

Westlake fired again, but she did not hit either of the men. A crowd gathered at the sound of the shots, and efforts were made to overhaul the feeing mashers, but without avail. TWO MEN WITHJNE FEAR United States Commissioner Gray Got the Drop on Supposed Highwayman and Then Protected Him. United States Commissioner Gray "held up" a prominent business man on the Grand Avenue Bridge the other night. The commissioner did it with a drawn revolver, the most approved Chicago footpad style.

The only difference was that the deed was done with the idea of self-preservation a law older even, than United States statutes and not for purposes of robbery. Gray had been out In the West End. Late at night he reached Grand and Franklin avenue on a Suburban car and started to foot it to his home, three miles south. "That night," says Mr. Gray, "I carried a nevolver for the first time in many years.

When about half way across the bridge I noticed a man in front of me, apparently keeping in the shadow. His actions led me believe that he was a footpad. 1 thought best to get the drop on him. and I did. "I advanced with my revolver and asked him if he were armed.

Wtth face blanched through fear h-e replied that he had no weaoon. Then I toid him that I would es cort him across the bridge. When he learned that I was not a robber, but merely had been afraid of him. he actually embraced me. His name? Well.

I won't give him away." BRIEF NEWS ABOUT TOWN Items of Interest Condensed for the Convenience of Busy Headers of the Post-Dispatch. Xihrary Station Change. Public li brary Station No. 25 has been changed from Lafayette a.nd Nebraska' avenues to the store of the F. C.

Meyer Drug Co. at Lar fayette and California avenues. Sixteenth Ward Republicans. -The Sixteenth Ward Republican League Club will meet Friday evening at Gaus' Hall a Fifteenth anld Cass avenue. From La Crosse, Wis.

A party of men and women from La Crosse, arrived in St. Louis Wednesday and spent the day visiting friends. The members of the party were: a.nu M. Burton, Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Withie. Mr. i.rd Mrs.

W. S. Cargill, Misses Newell ana Shook, IX McMillan. and Ge- rgi Leigh. St.

Picnic. The schools con nected with the German, Evangelical St. i'etsr hurch, l-ourteenth and Carr streets, will hold their annual picnic Thurs day. 31, at Hoehn's Grove. The com mittee in charge or the arrangements con- it own -Town TO-MORROW, 12 ON THE PREMISES.

A Choice Lot on North Side of LOCUST between 3d and 4th Streets. The heart ot the live business district mf the printers, bookbinders, leather merchants, etc. Lot 24x64.8. Withim half a block of the fimamclal center. Old building mow oh lot regarded as of no value.

Situated so that buildimg can be erected at small cost. New building should ommand ready tanant. Plats at Office. Auction Sign on Lot Present owners desire to convert it into cash, and the lot goes to the highest bidder. TERMS: One-fifth cash, balance to suit at per cent.

Sale on premises. Title perfect. 8th and LOCUST. L. BLDMENKRANZ Auctioneers Offica and salesroom, 612 Franklin: we will buy yon out or sell you out; competent auctioneers furnished to any part of Lotted States; correspondence strictly confidential; consignments solicited and outside sales promptly attended to.

IMPROVED PROP. 0R SALE. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. OWNER PAID S3200 FOR 2812 N.

10th lot 25x150 7-room brick bouse, in excellent condition; but now he wants to sell. Mke an offer. FISHER "14 Chestnut. HOl'SB For sale. 3007 Cleveland av.

modern eight-room brick! just completed: streets, all made; beautiful location: $200 sh, monthly, includes interest. Kichardaon, Builder, Mil Oriel Iildg. HOUSE For sale; 4S26 Fountain 6-room brick reception hall, hot and cold bath; worth $3Mo; can sell fur $32u0; $200 cash, balance monthly; Suburban car. JOHN S. BLAKE 17 N.

7th st. Ascension Picnic. The annual basket picnic of the iiunftay school and Church of the Ascension will be held at Forest P.irk picnic grounds No 7 shieId Hill," on Saturday, June 2. Vans will leave t'he church at 9 o'clock. The vans will also make regular trips from the Lindell Railway Station to the grounds every half hour after 1 o'clock.

YOU in to it D. BABCDCK SUESJOR DAMAGES Asks $50,000 From Merchants' Exchange for Alleged Malicious Prosecution. Austin E. Babcock has filed suit for $30,000 damages against the Merchants Exchange for alleged malicious prosecution. Henry F.

Langenterg, H. H. Wernse, William B. Iean, J. A.

Jenelle, Corwln Spencer, B. J. McSorley, P. P. Williams, Ianiel E.

Smith, F. E. Kauffman, Thomas Aiken and Nathaniel Moffett are also named as defendants. They constituted the board of directors of the Kxchange at the time the alleged damage was inflicted on the complainant. The suit Is one of several that grew out of the rejection by the beard of directors of Babcock's application for a membership in August, 1896.

TAYLOR BLOW DIED SUDDENLY. Paralytic Stroke Which Came a Week Ago Caused His Death. Taylor Blow, a member of one of the oldest families in St. Louis, died Wednesday morning of paralysis at the "home of his brother. Charles W.

Blow, 4450 Laclede avenue. He was taken 111 a week ago. Mr. Blow was a traveling salesman for the Drug 47 years old. and in apparently good health when he suffered a paralytic stroke.

The funeral will be held from the Laclede avenue houi? at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The interment will be in Bellefontaine Cemetery, and will be private. VAUGHN-WALSH WEDDING. St. Louis Physician Marries an Austin, Belle, Dr.

John W. Vaughn, "whose residence is at the West End Hotel, will be married Wednesday evening at Austin, to Miss Bessie Walsh, a society girl of that city. Thev will reach St. Louis Friday morning. and will be guests at the home of Mrs.

W. K. Hall. 3S20 Delmar boulevard, an aunt of the bride. On June 5 they will depart for Paris.

Jfcrth End Notes. The Evangelical Lutheran ZIon school wil! picnic June 25 at Hoehn's Grove. The 'North St. Louis Improvement Association will a meeting next Tuesday n-'ght. The proposed third bridge Will be one of the subjects dlsoussed.

The Holy Trinity School and congregation will have its annua! picnic and excursion "(Monday, June 4. The Union stockyards, known for a short time as the Missouri, has been reorganized under the former name. W. A. Ramsay, lor years with the firm, continues as manager.

Pound Party. A pound party will he given at the nursery of the Children's Heme Society, at 2-S West Chestnut street, Friday. The friends of the society are expected to attend and bring a pound of something. Wented. EGGS WANTKD-White crested n.

Polish light Brahma anil Itock eggs; state price, 1 oa. rnst-Kispstrn. SAT'DLB WANTKf) lady's three-horn English side saddle. A.J. I'ost-I'lspat'h.

WAGONS WAXTKD Two express wagons; ensy terms; responsible iarty. Au. ij i'osi-Llspatcta. For Sale. BT'GGY For sale, cheap, ono side bar for top biiKgy.

Inquire 10 IJilot ouuner snr.p. Joseph IMjnn. BROCtHAM-For Halt magnificent rubber-tired brougham; can be seen at rvevos Haimin stable. VanJcventer and Washington avs. J.

F. Meyer. IIOKSKS For sale, the boat team of work horses In tills sltv for the money; will sell separate if desired Wert helirjer-Swnrts Su loth and Washington a v. II RSF). KTO.

For sale, horse, buggy and harness; or will trade for light rubter-urel runabout 1221 Clinton st. MARK For bay mare; fine driver; stylish aDd fast; cheap, call 4.140 ivenneriy av. MAKE For sale, fine black niare, II year old: 17H hands high; welit 14ts; without a blernlab. Ilofnn fit near North Market Ft. MARKS For snip, cheap, two good driving; mares.

4M.15 Easton av. PHAETON For sale, lady's ihaoton: latest style; extra child a Beat; et a bargain. Maple av. IU'N" AIIOI'T For sale, a handsome rulter-tire run. about, with all the latest Improvements; has been used but a few times; will be sold at a bargain; also a light set of harness.

West VEHICLES For sale, surreys, storm bungles, drlv. In? wagons, road wagons, park wagons and spring wagona; most complete line In the city: everybody can ride at the price we are selling vehicles. Peed WsDley, 8J N. Main at. WAGON Fon sale, one top wagon; will sell cheap, must he sold at once.

Grocer, 21121 Olive Bt. DANCING. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. ENJOY yourself; Ilashagcn's Hull, Knston dancing; receptions every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

GRAHAMK'S select school, 1302 Olive: open all summer; coolest hnll in city; lessons waits and two-step a specialty; call for terms; receptions Friday evenings, ob usual. ION'T forget fourth annual railroad excursion given by the Clerks of Cornet Ilnw. to Waterloo. 111., Sunday. June round trip tickets, 50c.

Prof. Elw. P. fiehulte. manager.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. A price paid for lnilies and gentlemen's cast-off clothing; send postal. Miller, 1305 S.

roadway. IIATII TVH WAXTEU-Porcelain bath tab. 59, I'ost-Plspatch. CASH RJ5C.ISTF.lt WANTED National cash register In good order. Ad.

II 54, Post-lHspatch. PF.SK WANTED A good second-hand roller desk; must Ie cheap. Ad. 52. Post-IMspatch.

WANTKI Full value pild for feathers, furniture of flats and res. 3100 Olive St. Ai i Diamonds and Silver. Bring lln VlOlQl to 109 N. 6th st.

and gel the highest cash price paid. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. EDISON LAMP RASEkS For sale, 1200 Kdlson lama bases, containing platinum; make an offer.

Par- chasing Agut, I'oKt-DlspaU'D. FIXTl'RES For sale, complete butcher's fixtures chcp. ass av. IIol'SKROAT For sale, large houseboat, north of East St. Louis puiuphouse.

Oliver Renler. LAUNCH For sale, gasoline launch; 6 horse-power engine; speed 'J miles; tine pleasure craft. 1401 Washington av. RECORDER For sale, Bundy time recorder; 100 keys. Apply 1308 X.

10th at. STOVE REPAIRS for any old stove. Send postal to Forshaw. Ill N. 12ta it Phone 97.

TENTS For sale, V. S. Army tens; all sizes; and tarpaulins. A. Klauber Son, 409 S.

4th st. MACHINERY. 14 Words or Less. 30 Cent. For Sale.

ENOINP: For sale, 8 horse-power Otto gas or gasoline engine; good order. 17 3. 9th st. MUSICAL, 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents.

BSTKY pianos sad organs excel In superior tone, touch and finish the Kstey tone the sweetest and must musical ever produced, axtd Is found snij la the tej instruments. TUB ESTET 016 Olive t. MI'SICAL Rent pianos: $1, 2, S3 and S4 per month; elegant arsortinent. F. U.

Smith, 1012 IHtve A. E. Whitaker, manager. PIANOS toned: best workmanship guaranteed, for tl.76. at Crawford's.

6th and Washington av. PIANO SN5 buvs fine upright piano; cost 1375; stool and cover. 1414 X. st. ANIMALS.

14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. CO For sale. Jersey cow with calf 2 weeks old. 3107 Pine st.

DoO For sale, well-bred black cocker spaniel; male: cheap. 4007 Olive at. CLAIRVOYANTS. 14 Word ot I 30 Cents. CLAIRVOYANT, medium; tells everything; ask jou no questions; 2.V.

1H N. 13th st. RS. olairvayant, tuilnilsr: advice on business speculations, hive, monv reunites the separated, reveals evrv thlu: predictions are Infallible. Olive t'.

MME. ANNA, the best-known fortune teller of the West. 3i'd Market established ISM. COLE AND SILVER WARE. 14 Words or Less 20 Cents.

WARRANTED solid gold spectacles fitted to the eyeo. S2.50; eyes tested free. St. Louis Optical Mfg, 723 Locust st. STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. AMERICAN Stesm Carpet Keating snd Renovating 19tb and Fine; Xtell and Klnloch phones. made over and laid: lowest prices, mplro Steam Carpet Cleaning 2123 Lucas. Main 11M1; Klnloch Use.

ENTERPRISE STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO. Special attention to altering, sewing aud relay-Jug. Eastoa sod l'tudieton. Llndell 874 M. Kin.

locb BOOKS. 14 Words or Less. 20 Centa. BOOKS of all kinds bought and sold. Call or Send Sf1f1-e.

VtMIs Store. COT (hesinut. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cis.

AMERICAN LAW AND ADJUSTMENT 82o Poxxonl Nil Chestnut: divorce and damage suits a sepclalty; consuliatlou free; best references. DIVORCES quietly snd promptly; mou-erste charges; sdvlee free; damage suits handled iiromntlr: open evenings. Ceutial Law ltureaa. Hi N. 8th t.

DIVORCE ipiletly by lawyer of law experience; consultation fees moderate; mar be paid In Installments; collections made. Room boti Iturltngfon llidg. BICYCLES. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cent.

IIICYCJ.E For sale, l.t.Jv'a blevcle; or will exchange foe good kodak. 1Ton st. TAN1EM For sale one Thistle tandem: nearlv new and In perftct condition; cheap. N. L'faii-H av.

HI 'YOLK WANTED Low frame. late model, gentleman's wheel; state make. rloe and model; must be cheap. Ad. f2, l'ost lMspatch.

MEDICAL. DR. DOHANNAN'S emloal weakness, lost Manhotd, the resoit youthful errors aad ei-muM-s, fa two to sevea weak. Prte SA; trial slse. Dr.

C. A. Bw ksanaa, 623 Morose St. Imi1, Mo. Istsu4tilicj I IsJtT.

frssUta CU-ular KHthi blonde gentleman that Wt Page car near New-stead Friday evening; answer personal. A CHANCE, for'the put.lic to have your parlor furniture unholMered and repaired; cash cr time pay ments; satisfaction West End lp- lioisierer, 1414 N. Grund mall orders prompt ly attended to. MATRIMONIAL. 14 Word- or Less.

30 Cents. MATRIMONY Middle-seed business man wonts a wife, brunette preferred; no trlflers or aeents; give particulars iu full. Ad. 54, Post-Dis-1-atch. MATRIMONY Young man would like to meet tall, stout.

gi.o.1-l.ik!iig lady; object, matrimony. Ad. 53. Post-IHs'jaicb. MATRIMONY Gentleman.

35. good financial stand ing, would like to meet a nice, nnneo lauy over 25 years old, matrimonially Ad. with particulars (no general delivery), 55, Post-PUiiatch. PERSONAL SUNDRIES. 14 Words or Less.

20 Cents. A FRKR treatment for private troubles, discharge sj etc. either sex. D. Medical 107 N.

th "A 1 Printing Cheapest place In town McOiU k. Co 121 N. 11th. bet. Pine and Cbestnnt." DIVORCES.

specialty; easy terms, confidential, competent and reliable attorney, who has been li JinslneM In the cltv for several years; sdvlee free. Law office. 1002 Olive 2d floor. DR. ANNA NEWLAND.

201 S. 14th home for ladles before s.n.1 dnrlng confinement: irregularities from any canso snccessfully treated. DR. ELLA ALLEN, female specialist for nil diseases peculiar to women: 18 years' successful experience; perfect seclusion during confinement; only private, reliable, incororated home: those dissatisfied. elsewhere especially Invited; best ac.

commodntione; terms reasonable. Olive st. DR. MARY ARTHCR, specialist: ladles' private home during conlnement: trained nurses In st. tendance: best of medical attention: treats Irregularities: guarantees success or no charge; iu-fants adopted: write or call.

2907 Morgar. 121. EVERY MAN. married or single, should not fall to visit the Grand Museum of Anatomy, 11 1. P.roadway: free consultation and advice with each admission: phyMrians always in attendance.

LADIES in trouble will not regret calling on Mrs. te-m-j. 1100 N. at. LADIES My regulator never one completa treatment free.

Mrs. Starr, zyii tTanxnn av. LADIES In trouhle call at 2700 PaTk av. LADIES Trial treatment free for next 30 days of my never-fnlllng monthly regulator. Dr.

Mary Arthurs, 2007 Morgan at. LADIES in trouble eall: private home before and during confinement. Sirs. Meyers. 201S wash ss.

LADIES If in trouble, save time and money by calling at 2911 Franklin av. LADIES Dr. Anna Newland's Regulator never Talis: try treatment free. 5 s. 14th et.

LADIES' safe and powerful regulator; never falls; panioulnrs for stamp. Physician, Dox 711, M. IjouIs, Mo. MRS. 1 HOTSON.

ladies' prl'hte home durlng- confinemenr: ai.solute and sarety assured: motherly care: Irregularities: success guaranteed or no charges: 1:. fants adopted: Information free; ladies in trouUle call or write: German and French spoken. 2201 and 2203 Olive St. MRS. DR.

MURPHY Private home during confine ment: homes found for Infants free; treats irregularities; ladles, trv mv and safeguard; call or write. 2123 and 2125 Olive st. MRS. DR. CALLAHAN treats all diseases and Ir regularities iniccessfully: lowest terms.

Z3i Market fit. MRS. DR. II no AX receives before and dnrlng confinement; home for Infants If desired: call or wrl(o; strictly confidential. 2215 Olive St.

MIDWIFE Receives during confinement; home found for ladies in trouble call. 2423 S. 9th. OLD DR. WARD, 1503 Washington ladles or gentlemen in trouble from any canoe, call or write; 40 years experience; guarantee results.

THE OHIO, corner 7th and Market concert every night; only lady orchestra In the city. MONEY WANTED. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cents. MONEY WANTED To sell, stock in the best-paying manufacturing company in this city; object.

Increase of business; will guarantee aunual dividends of not less than 10 per ceut for 10 years (dividend likely to be 40 per cent); will give satisfactory security to secure said guarantee. Ad. F. 54. Post-Dispatch.

STORAGB. 14 Words or Less. 20 Cento. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF STORAGE New warehouse; Grand and Iclede avs. for safekeeping of furriture.

pianos, pictures, trunks, boxea. careful moving, packing, shipping, etc money advanced; get our rates; phone R. U. LKONORI, A 1219-21 Olive ac AMERICAN STORAGE MOVING 2315 Oltro Moving, packing and shipping: store Id separata rooms. Main 2531A.

W. H. Langdale. pre. UONDED warehouse, Henry C.

Wlehe Storage aud Moving 1512 to 1016 Franklin av. Money advanced when desired. Klnloch W33. F. H.

PORTMANN Storage, Mcvtng ft Packing St. Louis und East St. Louis. Klnloch 1247. Be.

Tyler 209A. Office. 2801 Cass ar. J30CTH SIDE STORAGE A MOVING 1901 to l'KJS Sidney telephone. Sidney 230.

LA KG AN TAYLOR, 1S23 WASHINGTON AV. Storage, moving, packing antl shipping. 'Phone Main FIDELITY STORAGE. PACKING SOW CO. 1723-25 7 and 1729 Morsran Branch of3ce, 1000 1'lne st.

PhonesBell. Main 1174 and Main 263. Kl.Moch. H42 LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY. 14 Words or Less.

20 Cents. A PRIVATE parly makes loans on pianos or house hold goods: easr pavmenta; Dusiness conuuentiai. 315 and 319 Fullertoa 7th and Piue. ALL loans on 'urnltnre. pianos or any good security done quickly ai.d quietly; property left In your possession: loans made up In monthly payments, thus reducing toau at each payment; our terms are the lowest In the city: see us before going elsewhere.

NEW YORK FINANCE 207-S-4 Odd Fellows' 9tb sud Olive sts. FINANCIAL Loans negotiated on furniture, piano or any good personal property, at 8 per ceat per annum. Room 7. 813' Chestnut a. FINANCIAL Money to loan on household goods, pianos and all oiner good securities, without removal; lowest rates: business strictly confidential.

J. 11. Vette Notary Public, 110 X. 9th st. IF YOU "NEED-MONEY CALL ON US; will loan It to you on your furniture or piano; to be pnld back In Minll monthly payments; rates lowest In citv; discount If paid before due; absolutely private: loans made Immediately after application Is received.

Fidelity linkerage 914V4 Olive room tel. It 434. LOANS by private party on furniture, pianos sod other security; confidential. 620 Century Bldg. VKi HANK S' FINANCE CO.

lends money on fnr-Bltore. pianos, sewing macnines, without removal; monthly payments; discount given if paid before due: business con. 004 Olive 2d Boor. MONEY TO IX)AN $20 or more loaned on furniture; no publicity: terms of payment to suit borrower. U1S Piue room 211.

MONEY furuUbed salaried people aBd retail mer. chanta wlt'jout Security; easy paymeDls. Tot' man. room ml. 211 X.

7th at MONEY loaned on typewriters. Room 523 Mer-mmt Jai'card corner Broudway and Locust st. EUGENE A. TRISLER, 1014, X. Jtth room 1, negotiate loans of and upwards on furniture, plsnos snd bouseboK goods, lowest terms in confidential.

TO LET TOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. 14 Words or Less, 20 Cents. FOR RENT. 1300 Market building; 2 stores and 12 rmmm above. $11T, month.

I3(i7 Market 3-story building: sbrcroom 00 1st tlsr; Lovo; Vent-o. per month. Wlo Deiuijr 11., new r.Wui house; within 1 block of 13 per month. PHIL 1'IIKvr 14 W'h st LOANS ON REAL EST AT 14 Words or Less, 20 Cento. MONEY TO LOAN, LOWEST RATES.

A I ILK HKMMELMANN R. E. ki Chestnut st. MONEY to loan; rlty any amount; le st rstes, J. U.

Terry 41 tioaa, 021 Chaouaut 1 41 Correnpoatieats. Liberal adraaca 1 WHITAKER HODGMM BOND AND STOCK BROKERS. Cellars In Gwernment, RiNroiJ ind V.nlctjl Bonds mi Other Inmtinsnt Sicuittiit, Monthly circular qnotlmK local eciil ailad a applicM Ft. Loots Gold 8.C5s. St.

Joseph City. Funding, 6. Kansas City. Gold 414s. IU.

ft Ht. Louis Bridge Gold 7. Arksnvaa Ststa new Funding 8s. Pallne Co 111.. Funding a.

Electrkt Light 6s. Tort Worth. gokl Cs. Laclede Gas 5 per cent preferred. Government Itonds bought and sold.

Also I'nlted Railway 4s. preferred stock. Sr. Louis Transit and all loral aacarittasv GAYLORD, BLESSING CO; 807 Olive Ht. Louis, Mo.

A. G. EDWARDS SONS BROKERAGE DEALERS Ot STOCKS AND BONDS. DIRECT WIRE TO REWY8RX AND CH1CA6X TlfhM. nala IS40.

412 OLIVE STREET. Citizens Os. Union Depot Os. Compton Heights Gm. Taylor A v.

Oh. Peoples lat Ow. f-Peoples 7wu Hoigt nn Sola ty GAYLORD, BLESSIflQ 307 Olive St. Leul. Me.

of the to 850 juxind ks at Kansas nty against e5.U74 at St. Uiula. Th. Kass.a Cltv bulk of good wcIkIU auid at til' to 5.o. The bulk of the same welKbta sold for 85 40 to 5 at St.

IsjiiIs. Here we have Louis b'jgs selllnj class for class and weight for weight 15 to 17i cents higher ttmn Kansaa Ctiy. ThU Is tt comparison to show Kansas and Western Mlagmuri shippers that their beat murket Is at M. Inui. LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH.

CTTIC.AGO, Mav HO. Cattle- Receltit s. lf.ia'iO. )n-cludlng 5oo Teians; bandy le'f steers, 5e to ltc low.r; c(Hrt-t and bcsy stfrs lor to 15 lower- liutchera' IrV- to to il- Itceelpts lie lav, 37. lo-morrow.

left over loc' Jowi-r; top. 85.15; inlil snd but- 84 IsiftiO.lS: "ol to eliobn- heavy. 5v.g nnigli heatv. 84 1Kt5; light, 1j; Inilk' of salea, 85 hV5. to.

HheeD- strong: lauii to l.V- nlghr: t. elude weihera. fair tn mixed. 4'S-i4h5: Western sheep, 45 yearlloa. rs native lanit.

sV.1745; Wester, laml I'iT 50; xptlng stiu. 75, Official fetter! ir: Ite-eipla t'sltle. 4.50; ikh, 14. MH; siep. Mnpluenl Cat tle s'le-p.

tioue 1IICAGO. Mav 8- Hatter stewdf: rram-rl, I.MWt dairies, liiydir. Fir fresh. poultry steady; turkeys, Om)V; rhua-ens, KA.NMAt C3TT. Kay -Cattle aeceli 4-i- market Natlfa t-er.

8'' Texas steer. 8-1 native cow snd belters. 81 celer. 8t.7t'.i5.; bulls. 81.4ie.j4 25.

Keeelpts. 15 mnrket neak to 5e prwef. Itttik. of sub-. 84.T.Vii4.UM: H.lt,i lc.rs 84 nilx-d.

84 ligt-t. 8 84. Wt; yirfkera. 84 H.Vii4 frv; 84 -4 market etrutig: Um, 85 2.Vvt7.50; mnttona. flieetat fo the I'lsfs eh HtM Til HT.

JoKKIMI. May SO -Ta 1 1 le- market St-sdr; top. 855 Hg-rt-eelpts, market 547c lower: bolk, s5; fang. 8.I5'14-. Kheef- Keeelpts, market strong 0n on Her Huibin d.

rrmn tho N-v fork Worid, hen to day said Mra. JltMsiwaK I yoa to get eemetabtg at ih a. If t- csb'i get tt at tts druggUt a vl can get It of the t-enia What tfe wi yrar 4ejside4 h8" (atowe. "Ar. you 1 Rutr't Beth lug thai IM (irugA'tst aaxl Ic.uaa bv yea; tiers II i tm hn Wbj, twaal a axtran.

mi isair prime steers, ft 10 ui.iumi... 4 sts-kers il fedora. 3.7.'i5 4 heifers, s.t liii4 ls: canoers. 2 i'ti bulls. 12 calves.

SA: Ti Ii in: Ten. bulls. 75. Iliara THE MARKETS. AH praln markets nre closed to-day, as it is Memorial Pay.

No raMes onuld Ih seeuifd. but to-inorrow they should be much struutter, on account of this side's advances at the close of the ltiPt session. The exchange to-day was quieter than It has been for some time on a legal holiday. With so many attractions In city no operators could be found, and, of course, no business of foreign account was done. The stock exchanges of this country were also closed to-dy.

l'orelrn business still goes on. but Is not considered while this side's markets are closed. ON THE STREET. Jl A I r.lli a ir t-i i r.r..-r.. nrTTER tsteady and fair trade; supply fair, rreamerj I Katry Extra 10 Firsts 1UiU7 Becyllds Ladle nacked iKxrras 16 jFirsts iUroase 14 ..4 V4 ..12 Country Packed Kxtraa 15 Firsts 14 I CHERSK Twins.

singles. 9V4e: T. Qf. Illinois Twins. S'c; singles, KVfec; V.

He; York full cream. 12c; liuiburger, lOlglic; Swiss, brick, KXiillc. LIVE STOCK. National Stockyards. XATIVB CATTLE Receipts, 1200.

Market steady. SALES. At. Price. 1.T7G 5 127! 8 1144 6 00 HW 0 00 lCt 4 75 12.10 5 4 WiO 4 75 15 steers steers 47 steers 14 15 steers 19 steers and belfers 1 heifer 13 heifers Wi 4 2 heifers 470 75 8 heifers 42 3 7S 2 feeders lr5 4 70 1 stag 1310 4 20 11 calves 117 6 50 1.

5wv and calf 41 Oi 2 cows aud calves 35 TEXAS CATTLE Receipts, 50O. Market slow and no sales rcorted at noon. Tart of those received were sent direct. SHEEP Receipts, 1400. Market steady and active.

XI lambs 49 Jtf 75 52 lttmlKt 51 a 73 143 lambs 50 18 Iambs 4 ,10 47 yearlings 77 4 3 yearlings KS 5 50 177 natives 5 jsr( natives 8U 0 ou IKHiS-Hez-elots, market 10c lower; best bogs not sold at noon. SALES. Av. Trlee. No.

Ar. Price. 74 Hll $5 05 fi7 235 $3 05 70 2IK 5 02V4 70 I 5 00 74 237..... 6 OO in.5 IKS 5 O0 4S 17H 5 OO 83 200 5 0 8 148 5 1" 142 4 H5 67 2iH 4 15 71 102 4 l5 f.0 1 4 MO 4 ix 83 153 4 12V4 S3 ltil 4 WO 15 13U 4 1 23 143 4 05 14X 4 K5 2 4 75 4 7 4 25 1 35 4 25 105 4 25 Uit 4 IU HORSES AM) MIT.es He-elpt. 300; market Is holding good stock.

uppile are light and there are lot enough top grade horses to till the demand. On common tock trade Is rather slow. There is a fair demand for best ISoutheru to. HORSE QUOTATIONS. Heavy draft Common to gmxl 10O 00CT140 00 Choice to faucy 150 OwjlNS 00 Lirirers Com moo.

to good 75 01x150 00 Hulk lift "ol40 OO Coach horses 150 00tf22O OO Saddlers Common to ehjlco 73 0Offl4O OO aocy 4 150 UXKA2UU H) bunks, 1200 to 1450 ponrd. Common to OhsI 75 Ooq I5 00 Clmii-e to extra 100 00 Soul hern horses Ciminion to g.sd 33 OOJ 50 00 Choice to extra 55 0" 05 0 l'lug. 15 uu( 46 0l Market I rather slow. nl though some demand exists big limits, vet bustiiew is quiet. MI LE QIOTATIONS.

fFor h'lke niulei, 4 to 7 years old 14 hands, enreme range 130 0o 33 00 14 bands, bulk of sales 40 HK( OO 00 14V, hands, extreme range 40 (ki( 2 14 haads. bulk of sale 45 57 50 15 hands, extreme rang 57 5i h3 00 15 hands, bulk of sales AO li 75 a) 1514 hands, extreme range 00 iv 5 of) bands, bulk of sales 70 l'( 00 to lttiji handn. extreme rang 13 OKflrtO 00 10 to hands, bulk of sale 110 CIO14139 00 IlfHk of sales repiesent lulled mules In first hands. Irices shove bulk figures represent flr.t-cios maien, extra finish snd welrtt, strictly fsL practically sound and classified. rmr-K YAR1 NOTES.

The principal feature of Monday's shipments win the departure of 35o more hesd of British rov-ernment ntirles fur Conta Afrlra, by way of New Or'eana. Asle Heed had load ot horse to t.st llnftalo. which lKught very quickly during the day and J. M. Connor slso ivsd a load of horses to Richmond.

Vs. Maxwell A Croo-b a Had of niulen to Pottsvlile, 1'a and W. 1'. itradley small ntimlw- of mule to Jibswneetown. Ul.

The IhiIs market has never experienced a summer perio.l lku the present hen the deitiand for gl horse was lietter, more enduring. or profitable to Its country adherents. Within the WKt tbree years the Eastern snd export trade, which In he days of old Mound City market wera lesst fseiors, have together Increased 4s per cent. th'refvre becoming to of Hi. moet 'formidable reso.irres of the market.

Wbile theoe imi-roverl i--widltk have beea lirlngtnc tKit. the gra le of the arrivals haa been wiHlerfully and hirer have eorne to bk npon this market one of the few regularly constituted iftdnta of e-otr-iliaatlon for extra g'l Eistem evtrt mrt-se. The trade at this market la now patronixod all the prominent, legitimate Eastern bousea and by avery svlgn buyer on Amwlrao either to Parana or ibro'urh plxy of th uirny exjiert. order bay-era who are here. At Kansas tit on Monday the light bog all sold Iwlow eenta.

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