St. Louis Globe-Democrat from St. Louis, Missouri • 11

I 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 11 1 is 5t. Pailp (gloht 1003. 1 BOARDING. Persons sending us advertisements Tby mail with money must send the requitite amount or the matter will not appear. FIREIIEN'S PAY AT FAIR GROUNDS 1 71IVER TRANSPORTATION.

Lower Mississippi. LEE LINE STEAMERS. To Memphis, Trip, $11.00. Including Meals and Perth. ro Chester.

Grand Tower. Cane Girardeau. Cairo. Memphis. Helena, Friar's Point all landIng between Arkansas City and Vioitsburg arid landings on Arkansas river to PIO not ine eluding VirkstAirs.

FTACKFT1 LEES Toedav Anvil T. p. From wilkriboat. foot of st PhonesMain. 1005A; Kin loch.

A Y. NV. Corn. At I. Connors.

Gett. Art. COLULIBIA PACKET CO. Fast freight and tine passenger ccommoo dation. The only regular Ste.

Genevieve, Chester and St. PAary's Packet. STEAMER COLUMBIA Leaves every Tuesday. 'Thursday, Saturday11 from IAa lino whartboat. ournmentlEta Tam.

day, April 7. Rt NTER (lenral Agent. ritone Main 1016: Kinineh A 7tVi. St Lot Chsterl Girarftaa CHESTER Learn 1Nlesday. Thursday and Saturday at 4 Dm from wharthcat foot of Locust Bt.

for Caro Girardeau and an intermediate landings. amain through over railroads south of Chester and Caps Girardeau. W. N. TERRY.

Agent. Phones Main 13111. Eagle Packet Co. T.b. CAPE GIRARDEAU ud COMMERCE.

1 Sid. Wheel Packets, CAPE GIRARDEAU IVret-y Monday and Friday. p. m. STR.

GREY EAGLE LINtery'VO. ettneptlay, and Saturday. 8 v. ea. Leave vzharfboat, foot ot no Milan.

toPPIMI St all Intermediate landing. ILLINOIS RIVER. 4 BALD EAGLE Iror Alton. Aprtl at 3 p. Pkvit reeria and all wass landings, Wednedity.

April at 4 p. in. H. W. Main 213.

lanloch 1W4. Upper MissisalppL DIAMOND JOE LIKE OF STEAMERS. Par 1-Tambure. litoziers. Clarksvills.

Hannibal. Quincy and Keokuk. STEAMER SIDNEY Leaves Saturday. April 11. 4 p.

from wharf. boat. foot of wa.hingion era. Phons Main 2447A. P.

Lualt. General Agent. St. Louis and Calhoun Packat Co. Str.

InDIA CIVEFIS Str-tBepe ototCalhouni street, every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 p. for Hamburg. btosiar ax4 Calhoun county landings. 14., W. SEBASTIAN.

Arent Phons Main lg. Lnit 6124 1 a BUSINESS FOR SALE. BALEGood saloon: cheap. Add. 144.

Olohe-Demccrat. trOlt SALOA 2 chair barber shop; going to re-Ur. 13 8 0 Ft BAERGrocery store; will tnvoics. Apply' 10di N. Fifth East St.

prIft New Model 2214. N. lway. for three days, POR 8 A a loon flowntc.wn: goivi business rent reamoneble. Adtl.

128, G. -D. AR8HE71) roonng buln-sk: rrioneY-maker lit ft targAin John tr. Uthett, 115 Park ave. SAI.nG.,"04-pftylnr hoarding aryl en, loPrt: yr.1 T.O1Foon no N.

It. irOR sALE; huv -roont roarnintr houyq. with iiawit; loottlicn. 146. chalrw laundry and traAe itiatabliahPd.

Add. fl 14.11 Glohe-Dem. 111.cit SAL7--Rooming house): 10 rooms; rent 4.30; r000 th ipts $90: and ba. 924 Marktet st SALMOnly drug store in glibWing town; good plaos for praotitioner or douggist firose at once, Dr. 4ohn r)r.

Kraemeg. Lenzburg. Vinci's. 1 I-oil SALMSaloon lend sampte roorn. S.

cor. and Montgomery sta. i'OR SALM-4)r ExchangeFor cash4, real (sr morehamilso. oltv or country, 'manufactur- looludiPs valuable patents: Adcl. 1441, (14ohe-Domoerat yoR SALMRestatirant.

4 roorns. and doing good litudnoss; lease; sickness cense tor selling 924 Xlarkot fon bargain if sold at once: largo. well-furnished boarding house (at1taohecl); will boor ihnrough Investigation; centrally located. .44,4141. 7..

2410i 011ve OR SA1.7.-4:rooerv and confectionory: best loesitep 5.fll Dln4. in southwest part city $1109: don't sneerer you mean business. 4e; 145 Olnho-liomoorat. 1 for gentleman; can sleet) Tong Ipos4 vory little rent; heart of city: fineshsroe VII make great 6041 (rhostnut st, Tir)I'SM. full good-pegiing roomers: fins chant ts for lady; also a.

lirst-ollasa boarding house; invelt 1 JWARTYI.CAV kott Thestnut STOItri West End cornet; fining first. elams btioineos: Will invoice about' 11700; none better in tb eltv. 1 WARML01117 606 1Chestnut et. 4 SALE--Pargaint one of the oldost electrical bouses in Louis; enelno, rolachinery and Tomplote repair) shop In connoottoty or will trade impriwod or unimproved property. 118.

4-1lobe-Demnerat. I rryri 7A T.EBakorY confect tonere doing good, businoos: good locst'on; Priee reasonablt; going out of business. Add. 1111.44-11obe-Dorn. FOR SALEThe Merle hotel, in Highland.

111.1 good stand and patronage: paying proposition: 3-voar leaso on building may be) had: present owner must discontinue on account of sickness. Mrs. Kurz, Highland. oR sAr.Eor RentGood Ineatiort for saloon or barrel house. 1 GAST BREWING 919 Sixth at.

roll SALESaloon; good-pavinst Inquire GAST BREWING 1 919 N. Bixth Pt. FOR SALESaloon and boarding house. GAST BIlmWING 1 919 N. Sixth at WOOD AND COAL YARD.

For saleIlauses and lot. Nos. 6002 and RON Caroline just west of GarrIscmi two 2- otorv frame houses of 4 rooms each: bydrsnt water and 114. wow: BIRO Shed for coal yord: lot Mr 1SO fest; rent $26 perisaiontn; price Fcr terms se. TREELFY 1113 lehestrtut 'FOR RENT-ROOMS.

I don't haul voUr trunks we both lose rnonev: to or from stailom trunke. moved In ritv at lowest rat. Offices. 9234 Olive et. Popular Price Express IQ4)8- Market at Poth phenem Chas E.

Manager. ROADWAY. N. 105 and 107Excellent rooms at the Rest: 5oc and per TFLL AVE unfurnished light rooms, with use of bath. riATARD 1305Nice1y ftirnished front room for two gentlement convenient to three car lines; references exchanged.

CARR 1727Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeptng: ell conveniences; rent reasonable. AVE. i week ior men: clean, new, light. cheerful comfortable rooms; new bedding; Weisbach lights: worth twice price. DrtmAn bimisomely fur FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan at 6 per cent per annum by private party on pianos, furniture, or good indorse-. ment. Add. 142, Globe-Democrat $IO TODRAKE'8 EASY Loaned salaried people withou t. security.

quickly. quietly. confidentially; easy payments; my rates always lowest; honorable and courteous treatment You are Invited to call and get my terms. etc. 1208 Chemical both phones.

Open to 7frp. also at 240 Arkde East St---Loula. Money, for Salaried People. We furnish you quickly and confidentially securitr. National rooms 901-902 Chemical Eighth and Olive.

MONEY QUICK. wr CAN and DO, make lower rates and EASIER terms than can be had elsewhere furniture and SALARIES purchased. SICK payment can be extended so you can not LOSE your weekly reravs loart-of s.nn and costs. Kin. A (1.4.

cHARTER SECURITY 5e2-503 Benoist building. Ninth and Pine sta. MONEY to loan tellaried neople without security. Lancet 300 Benoist Ninth and Pine. MONEY? YES, -MONEY.

OUR STOOK IS MONEY. yr give anybody' moneY at One-half the rates charred clerks, managers, schoel teachers and MI -others who are employed. We also buy accounte. rents, annuities. Incomes.

notes -emi negotiable paper in any form in amounts from $10 to .110.000. Business transacted quickly and confldentialle. John Mulholland. 511 Century Tel. Main 257i), co you WANT MONEY If you have a salaried situatiOn.

it's E. Z. Tha Salary Discount rates atil the 500 Mermod and. Jaccard building. corner Broadway and Locust street, Oren With 4'30.

Both phones. MONEY TO LOAN (EASY-PAYMENT PLANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. OUR NEW SYSTEM gives volt a CHEAPER RATE of LONGER TIME and SMALLER PAYMENTS than any other Company. You can PAY AS YOU WISH, either weekly er monthly, and only: ivy for such time as vou have had loan, Gonda rerftin in 'YOUR POSSESSION'.

NO PAYMENTS, required while SICK OR OUT or WORK. so 70 is NO DANGER of loaing your goods. NO PUBLICIT NO INCONVENIENCE NO DELAY; papers can be signed at house and you can get money same day you anplY. We will PAY ANY LOAN OR CLAIM against your goods and giVe you MORE 'MONEY. IT you can not ralL WRITE or TELEPHONE nu and we will sent agent to explain our NEW SYSTEM.

TELEPHONE: KINLOCH 13 4:34. FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO. Room No 410 Commonwealth Trust building. Broadway and Olive at. Entrance 421 Olive et.

Quit paying away your wages in high Interest. anon. etc. Our rates Of Ir. We make It easy for you to get free from debt.

We make 'Gahm in slims of from $10 to $500 On household ri terest LOWEST IN THE (nTy Payments arranged to suit your 'convenience. C400ds left in your possession. No publicity. We extend time. In case, of sickness.

without Cell. write or sell Main 2627; Kin- loch A 632. I UNION FINANCIr COMPANT looms 302-303 Oriel Bldg. S. E.I eorner.Sisth and Loeust entrance 316 North Sixth opnosite Barr's.

MONEY17, $10-415-425-so 1 LOANED II RELIABLE EMPLOYEst Housekeepers an hueiness men on FURNI- TURE, wagons. 1 vestock- and PIANOS. leaving same in your possession. If you owe any loan or salary concermor any bills we will pay them and advance you More mrtnsv. You can repay us in easy WEEIT MONTHLY or YEARLY pattments.

We make no In uiries of your employers. We extend payments lin cage of sickness or out of work. Call. write Main agRM. NEW YORK FINANCE COMPANY.

207-208-209-210 Odd Fellow? building. Ninth and I Olive eta PRIVATE LOANS AND A FRIEND. TOO. call on us. We loan money on pianos or salary.

without remoyal.from your possession. AT THE, LOWEST RATES EASIEST TERMS. CALL ON Us. You run no risit in placing your loan with us. LOAN ASSOCIATION 813 N.

Ninth st 080 Century building. i-OANS--Negotiatieu-on rurniture, pianos or an personal pronely at st per cent per annum; con- fidential. Notar Puhlic. -ono Chestnut et. MECHANICS'-- TRUST CO will AnvANcr from $10 ri to 8500 FURNITURE.

NITURE. PIAN 'HORSES and WAGONS without REMOVI, et 0kREATLY RATFthat will to Day off any DEBT you may have; 'you can RETURN the money as you can in weekly' orgmonthiv paymente. end only PAY for the TIME you USE the moNry When in need of MONE15 cell at our PRIVATE OFFICE and ge our kTES or TELEPHONE ir 2173 MECHA corner Sixth and Olive sts pd floor ENTRANCE 217 WHEN 1 INALITN tit on EY On furniture, Martell. you go tO the right place. See "otheta, then see tie.

We Joan any amount for long or short time. No removal. NO recording!" Payments arrarivd. weekly or mentbly, to sulf.4.L1beral discounts for time saved. Extensions account of sickness without.

extra charge, get the full amount in cash on short Oar rates era as low as the lowest. We invite comparison. BUPine51 with us is strictly confidential; Square dealing is our motto. We do ad'vertise. THE 111AN COMPANY.

ROOM 201. PULtrRTON Seventh and Pine streetn: Telephone for us to call: Kinloch 1911. --MONEY TO 140AN ON REAL ESTATE-7 REAL- ESTATE LOANS. HAYDEL REALTY 109 N. Seventh st.

5-Perri Cent Money To LoanWe have $1000. t2D00, S3000. rim VOW, $6000, $7000, $800A. swop. $10.000.

000, $20.000, $25,000 and $50,000 to loan at 5 per cent interest on I extra good security; St. Louis city Improved 1-ea1 estate only. KEELEY fc 111:3 Chestnut at. WHEN you want to make a loan on your property at lowest interest rates and reasonable champs, see A 1H. Frederick.

Real Estate and Loans. 103 N. S4venth at. 1 rc i-i 1 F(, i A. '1 -1- r( I ri 1 l'( 1 I A 1 ii, I II! TN( I-1 i tto, 1e17, I ts al 1-: ieN I it', 0 bil 1 io'' g( i-', A 4 I i- I 3: I el 1 1 II i I In 1 7 I :1 1 i 3 I i i I 4 1 i I 4 I 1 i I 1 1 I 1 1 1 i i 1 I 1 I I IP EAT ing 7 -e for In nished rooms; evsrything first-ors; gentlemen preferred.

EASTON 3063Furnished front rooms for al housekeepin ail conventeRcasi southern ex- rosurs; terms reasonable. i EIGHTH PT. S. In2STwo neatly rooms. connected.

for Babb housekeeping: water kitchen. I i 1 'ASTON rittFurnished secortd floor front room: bath reasonable. Jil-- rAsToNt 3 Furntshedl ront rooms for all convenien -eti southern exposure; terms retutonable. I AV TMRooms fq two ladies as companY for mv wife. 1 1 FINNEY AV 4 Prate family having 0- room house will share a rooms.

2d floor furnished complete light gas bath: southern Oxposure; first-class conveniences. ELORIS4ANT1 AVE. 3h2INear Dremen--One store with itivingi rooms and yard; $14. AVE. 1 4428Nicely furnished rooms: modern: gas, ht1-1: housekeeping nrivilege.

GOODE AVER. 1715ANice1v 1 iiiirnished front parlor. singi I thail rooms locks north of Y'liriOn FIVe. LOCUST 3008Furnished front room. 2d floor; also.

adjoining room: ILII, LINDELL 2.522Two bright furnished rooms for gentlemen or modern houser ell conveniences. I i LI-CAS AVE 3207Beautiful rooms. single or en suite: privatelhome; modeTit terms low. LUCAS bachelor anart HORSES AND WEI WILL buy You anything you want; If you want a team and can't pay for it. come and see Us and we will buy it for you.

so that one-half the earnings of the team will pav for Itself In six months Standard Credit 600 Burlington bldg. Bell. Main 95: 'Rine B294. 810 Olive st' Wanted. WAN IL)lrearns; I have some industrial stock, paya 6 per cent dividend.

that I will trade for good farm team, F. Sneed. 4570 Bell ave. Phone LIn.eIj 1084 M. Main 1048 M.

W4NTED-50 large mares for breeding Purposes: cart have one eye. lame. sore or punished on legs: can be wind-broken. but not heavev: will pay soot cash. Address or caU 8101 Cass ave.

559. WAIVEIC13--Horses; thin) (30) cavalry horses for the 11. S. Army are wanted between now And the lith instant; specifications of the kind of required fuld all information furnisher on application to Lieut. Col.

J. W. Jacobs. Depot Quartermaster, Old Custom House, Third and Olive sts. For Sale.

FOR SALEIce wagon, 805 OrIPI 805 Oriel buildirte. 1-0 It SALEA good mule. 123 Cleveland Ilarrack4 road. FOR SALEA beautiful little trap: 840. 1420 Marcus ave.

FOR SALEGentle driving mare; 6 years. 16 hands: 8150,. 8900 Cook ave. FOR SALENo 1 storm buggy and top park wagon: cheap. 2822 Sheridan ave.

'FOR SALEGood mare for farm work; good condition. Stable, rear 2928 Case ave. FOR SALEOne bfirtk weight 1500 8 old; $30. 815 S. Fourteenth st.

rt SALEGood delivery horse: also good wagon: good as new: cheap. 8648 Page ave. FOR SALEGood family surrey, $35; in good order. 2614 Franklin ave. FOR SALEDraft horse: 1600 pounds; good puller.

4064 Suburban tracks and Sarah Fort SALE---Fine buggy horse, team work horsee runabout, top buggy. 1621 Franklin aye; FOR SALETwo bay work hOrses. and plug, VA 8i501 Lawton ave. FOR buys a team of good. strong work horses; good pullers.

-8225 Pine et. FOR SALETwo good horses. suitable for any use; cheap: leaving city. 1914 Morgan at. FOR SALEFine horses.

latest style ruber-tired trap, harness. Mrs. Flora, 1822 Locust et. FOR match team of Shetland ponleci also rubber tired 1822 Locust et. FOR SALETeam of big work horses, team young.

fat ponies. saddle or driving: will Sea Separate: selling out. 2816 St. Louis ave. FOR SALELarge work horse.

bay combination horse. farm. mare. peddler wagon. extra pole.

)31757 Page ave. rsOR SALE-2 large work horses. 1 draft horse. fine driving horse. 2 open wagons, cheap; have tict use for them.

2610 Franklin ave. SEE our tine line of harne.q. DEEDS MANLEY. 200 and 202 S. Eighth it FOR SALEFamily broke mare, suitable for light delivery or buggy.

1900 Dodier At. TFTREt-BEATED Columbus surrey; very cheap. 200 and 202 S. Eighth et. FOR SALEGood 'driving horse, young draft horse, team medium-sized horses.

$140' blind horse. $50; platform spring wagon 2614 S. Broadway. FOR SALECheap: horses. runabout.

wagon. Pony; dissolving partner ship feed. coat 1814 Morgan st. IF you have any wheels that need rubber tires. send them to DEEDS MANLEY.

200 and 202 S. Eighth st FOR SALETwo good, big teams horses, cheap; team gray horses. good pullers: also good young delivery horses. 1731 S. Broadway.

FOR SALEYoung. sound team. weight 2800; wagon. harness, both new; 1350-pound plaT selling out account sickness; will sacrifice. 1502 S.

Thirteenth at FOR SALEGood horses: nief, pair carriage horses. storm buggy. horse, fine 16-hand cob horse, combination Saddle and driving mare: all young. sound, high-class horses. Langan stable.

1713 Morgan st. FOR rALEStout delivery horse. $45: beautiful young brown horse. high stepper. lady broken, $1713; swell rubber-tired Iunabout.

2730 FOR SALEMule team; good workers any placw: very reasonable; $65. Star. Bread Co, 610 Gratiot at. I WE are making very low prices on high-grade delivery wagons. 200 and 202 S.

Eighth et roR SALENice 6-year-old gray mare: 11'4; hands; perfectly Bound: line driver. 2804 Russell aye. FOR. danple gray draft horses, 5 and 6 years old; weight about 3000 pounds: good pullers: in good 'condition: sell reasonable. 3063 hladison st.

POR SALEA large number of fancy meddle an horses. Phone 2062. F. T. Sanford, N.

Thereva. FOR SALE-11 LARGE DRAFT HORSES. Four mated teams of heavy from 2800 to 3400 pounds team; all young and fat Inquire at 3063 Madison st. FOR SALEFinest stylish horse in I St Lents: high actor; rk. years gentle to car s.

trains and automobiles: lady can drive him: can beiegamined by veterinary: no people of cheap opinion need imply. Inouire at my private stable, rear 42 cc" est Pine boulevard. roll SALE-4 2.004 plug horses; one large mule one sound, blind horse, used in milk wagon lot of single and double harness taken for debt one phaeton. one lntlk wagon. one light stake wagon.

Academy milk dairy. No room; bargain for cheap work horse. So45 Madison et. FOR SALE-8 teams weighing 2600 to 8200 pounds 6 stylish delivery or grocery wagon llorses, 3 extra good mares. suitable for farming.

4-horse coal wagon. 5 sets double harness. I. new Weber-Damm wagon; also contrsct to hauling; all this stock is fat and in good condition: wft will guarantee them good work before you buy; want to sell to close out a partnership, for cash only; no dealers wanted: sell Construction 2613 N. Garrison ave.

EMI SALEMy stylish dark brown surrey horse. 8 years old and a beauty, and sound; rny 5- year-old trap horse; 2 storm buggy horses: also a good storm buggy and harness and double bar-- lleSa and pole; this stock must sell Immediately: -owner is going to Old Mexico. Inquire at my private, stable. in rear. 4252 West Pine boul.

TWO car loads of rubber-tired runabouts; less than manufacturers' -cost. 240 and 202 S. Eighth. LARCE DRAFT HORSES. For Sale--20 large draft borses, chunky built.

low down, to the grntind. all young. and lot weighing from 1250 to 1F50 pounds each; 4 young farm mares. 4 stvlish delivery horses. 3 gentle ponies; will sell under guarantee.

Call (mirk and have your selection. at grocery store. 3101 Cass avenue. Vi-E sell the genuine Columbus bugev. DEEDS Rc MANTArY.

200 and 202 S. EIghth et. DO YOU KNOW? You can buy harness at Crawford's from up? HARNESS "P'T Wash Ave. eel Nit J. B.

SICKLES SADDLERY FOR SALEBargain cheapest and largest assortment of new and mecondhand vehicles; all kinds. 2004 Morgan et. SURRREYS, TRAPS, STANHOPES, AT WRICHT'S, Washington -Ave. and Nineteenth. 7011 SALEA lot of sample runabouts and surreys helms' closed out by a wholesale house at less thani.wholesale prices: an opportunity of a lifetime to get a fine vehicle at a low price.

Grimier, 529 N. Main et. 1 MACHINE HORSE CLIPPERS 58.75. $10.75, $15 to harness. 'saddles, blank! s.

stable most complete line In the West: reasonable prices. I. IMMONS Broadway and St. Charles 1 Fine Pricer. I.

UFO. 310-314 Elm SALE--Farm harness, c12. S. Tuckett Hand-laced saddle buggy brass city express harness. J.

NV. Tuckett. 'retail. 925 N. Broadway.

J.W.Tuckett. Bought the Stock of the A COLUII1BUS Greatest Bargains in High-Grade Vehicles' Ever Offered. Ten car loads in stock and in transit. Two ear loads rubber-tired runabouts less than manufacturers MI vehicles guaranteed for one year. Most-elegantL line of Traps, Stanhopes, Surreys.

Carriages. Depot Wagons, 'Victoria Top- Stanhooes, Park Wagons, Mail 'NVagons, Deliver3r Wagons; everything on wheels, Large line of Hatnesa sh or, credit. DEEDS MAIILEY, 200-202 S. Eighth' Between -Walnat and Clark MACHINERY. For Sabi.

FOB SALBTwo steel boilers: O'Brien With down-draft. furnace Apply Hotel Beers. FOB SALE-33 nest and -secominand motors; sires trom 14 to 30 we also rent motors. IL B. Lindsey Electrical Supply 100744-11 EDUCATIONAL THE BESLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES tIT LOCTSOtleon and Ilermod Jateard Bids.

Putioils speak the foreign tongne from FOUR IIEDALS AT 'PARIS EXPOSITION I nest Nathe Fel Moderate. 1110.1 lawman 11Wei I I I i on IF eO zkloaerava 4.01116101)1111M16 NEWSTEAD S. 238Elegantly furnished room and board, for one or two perf019; ail conveniences; use of piano; private family; IP. NINTII N. 3713Nice1y furnished roonb for gentleman, with board; private family.

b.ICELT furnished econd-floor front room; exposure; modern; with 3323 Lu-as ave. MOOLarge 21-8tory front for two, with hoard; excellent table; all OLIVE 4265-13eautirui south front rooms; single or en suite; excellent board and service; hot baths: couples $50 and upward; investigate. OLIVE 4039Two nicely furnished front vouthern expostrre; good board; all Conveniences. CLEVE 3149Four handeomely furnished second-floor all-front connecting rooms: hot bath. balconv: suitable for a Party of gentlemen; meals lf desired; no other people in house.

PARK 2035Elegantly furnished front room. with board: opposite Lafayette park; all conveniences. PARK AVE 2035Nicely furnished front room, i with board; southern exoosure; opposite Lafayette nark. Kinloch 1970 C. iHENANDOAH 4029ANicely furnished front room, with or without board; convenient to Compton Heights and Park ave.

cars; private family; all convenkmces; gentleman preferred. SHENANDOAH 4d28ANicely furnished 1 front room. with or without board: convenient to Compton Heights and Park ave. CATS: private family: all conveniences: gentleman preferred. VERNON 5423Large room with board for two adults VON VERSE; M72--Room: southern exposure: for twO gentlemen; with board; for first-class parties WASHINGTON 3414Desirable TOOMS and board to gentlemen or married couple.

WASHINGTON 2921Nicely. well-furnish- ed room. with board; all conveniences. WASHINGTON BOMA. 4922Nice room: south; ern exposure: good board: all conveniences.

PLACE, 4214Nicely furnished front and connecting room; board: eferences exchanged, WASHINGTON AVE. 2937 (The Antlers)De- sirable rooms and 'board; excellent servics; beautiful summer lawn. "WASHINGTON' 8019--Large room and other rooms: bath; excellent board: day boarders accommodated. 1 1WAS1fINGTON 3023An elegant front Iroom: also single room: first-class board. WEST PINE 8822--Rooms and and $70 a room.

1 WASHINGTON AVE. 4954Two board: references WASHINGTON AVE 3336Will show desir- able front rooms- all conveniences: board. 2101 (The Alta Vista) First-clans rooms. with board. for gentlemen or couplei no children; all modern conveniences.

WASHINGTON 4954Two rooms. with board: references exchanged. WASHINGTON 8959Beautiful side; front I rooms; southern exposure; good board; couple or gentlemen. FoR nicely furnished 24-story room for gentlemen: West End: convenient to Forest park and street cars; superior table. 4dd.1M SI.

Globe-Democrat. T. CHARLES HOTEL, Fourteenth st. just off Washington ave.European: moderate rates; cars direct to rnion etationf free baths. IF YOU are tired of mere existence and -want to live.

and live well. call at 5245 McPherson: firet-clato in every respect: location. table. gervice. conveniences, three blocks from World'a Fair.

boarders in a nice private family. No. 2738 Lawton outside noise of street cars or traffic wagons. in a respectable neighborhood, in a 'large 'house; newly furnished. with or without board; a number of preferred people will be cared for and treated as though they are of the family; only one block from Laclede pnd Market st I lines anet slightly farther from Olive and Washington ave.

lines: three. minutes ride from 'Union eta-- Bon and five minutes from bustness center and convenient to World's Fair ground. FOR RENT-FLATS. CHAMBERLAIN 1574(3-6-rnom fiat; tion ball and all modern conveniences ep ri40. JOHN 2112 AND 2114 (near Water 'rower) Just completed; modern fiats; poreelain bath.

china closet, gas grates, laundry, re I f'22 and g24: ilo children. KENNERLY 4624AFlat. 8 large. light' rooms: desirable neighborhood; near cars; good repair; 112. 1,4 IPOR RENTFour-room flat: basement.

kit hen; $12 50: newly papered. Apply 1437 N. 7 en- ty-third or. ond floor. 5209A FAIRMOUNT AVE An elegant 5-mom flat: tttellna'mnE Open Imp good pen to- A'Ao R.

E. CO. 1 Phone 1418. 816 Chestnut 18-ROOM FLAT Suitable for Boarding and Rooming House. Has 4 baths.

4 water closets gas tixtu screens and furnaces; location West End: S. WALLACE BRENNAN R. E. CO. 1 Phone 1418 81 8 Chestnut DWELLING HOUSES TO LET-.

LACED! AVE 3a55-9 rooms: modern: V15 SCOTT FARRAR. 715 Chestnut st 'FOR RENTShaw near King' highwe 5 large ground; 4555 lvforgan 4515'Ashland Ten-room frame dwelling; with hall. bath'. el trio light. furnace.

separate laundry buildin mans house, stable for 5 horses. lot 63x 4114. Is a beautiful home and will be leased to good tenant at 00 a Owner wi? Show you house. FARRINGTON Sc stt- FOR RENT-FURNISHED FATS. idONTODMERY 3202Furnished flat; three roomi; gas and bath; second floor; $20- PROPERTY OUT OF CITY FOR FOR RENTFurnished cottages; 2 Harbor Point, 1 Macatawa Park.

1 Ottawa 1 H. P. cottage for sale. Mrs. Ell F.

Harrinsrton 127 Mount Vernon Grand Rapids, Mich. FOR LEASE. FOR LEASESecond Boor 2002-4-6 Morgan 70x135: well lighted. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. OLIVE AND THIRTY-FIRST new stores; all conveniences; modern.

scorT FARRAR, 71 5 Chestnut at. PINE 122.8Large store rent reasonable. Apply at room 44. binmar building. b2.3Corner store; suitable for I restaurant.

lunch counter or saloon. Oscar Real Estate. 22 S. Ninth et. FOR RENTNorthwest corner Grand and Finney- See Lowell Putnam, on prezni6ee.

FOR RENT--One large store! 1511 deep; central location. Apply 521 Franklin ave. FOR RENTPart office, with use of telephone; perfect appointments. ,1.110 Missouri Trust bldg. FOR RENTSecond and upper with.

water, electric light and power if WILLBRANDT. 10a7 Oi lye et: FOR -RENT--Washington ave. corner; ground floor and basement; east of s71ntk cheap. Add. 146.

Globe-Democrat. GLOBE- DEMO CRA BUILDING. There are still several choke offices lift vacant in the GlobeDeraocrat l3uilding, whial will be rented for reasonable As the demand for offices exceeds the supply, it 'would be wise to inspect these at once. Apply at Counting Room, Democrat, SIXTH AfIDI PINE STSa NORTH END. FACTORY, FT, N.

E. BRANCH AND HALL; 4 BUILDINGS; SPLENDID POW. PLANT; PRIVATE TERMINAL IL R. SWITCH; 15-YR. LEASE; LOW RENTAL WITH RENEWAL ROOKS, BATH, FINISHED CELLAR, ALL CONVENIENCES, $33.00.

7 16, Oormanta ust gi SOOK9w1 want to buy law, roodteal it other toot book. John Idinabsa.1 bookbelle4 61 Mount Ire FOR LEA 70x135: TO LE OLIVE, stores; 1 ST APPIY a I restaura Reid. Rea FOR RE: I heY- 13e FOR RE1 location. FOR R1 perfect i Rk water. FOR -RE floor an Add.

0 Lo Tht rre OniCes Demo be I C.1.1 As cecus wise A 41-P1 GI re are still several choke 0 Li also" ex- kIEWAL I 1.k I I 0 Uirmankt Itust ant to buy law. medical it other iro4 OON. agall 4.4114441We. 090aliellere 04 PERSONAL. PERSONALC.

H.Working; write me at 1011 Broadway. Paducah, Ky. A. B. 1'ERSONAL-1111 the parties who witnessed the accident to lady on street car.

corner Olive at. and Spring last Tuesday evening at o'clock, kindly Pend their names and addresees to H. P. Moyer. 8715A Olive A PRIVATE detective does shadowing and Investigating; references.

P. O. Box TO. St. AIME.

ANNA. the best-known fortune telleg of the West. 326 Market mt. Established IhM DUNN'S LOAN OFFICE. 912 Franknn Loans on -all personal property of value.

zMME. NEWW. greatest fortune teller in world. brings separated together. 13,16 Franklin live.

LUSK-INSTIT'UTEP--Skillful. painless treattbent for female diseasee: 26 years' SUCefl.fittliP1L perience: perfect W.0104011 during confinerti.nt: only private reliable Incorporated home; accommodations; lowest terms. Office. ans Olive st. BLOOD diseases, debility, weakness.

quickly cured; without fee. 407 A N. Ninth DR. DENNIS. 26.19 Washington ave.bicensed Physician: treats all female trouble: guarntees rasults: private home for ladles during confinement: perfect secrecy and seclusion: Infante adopted: ladies In trouble.

call or write. MRS. DR. MURPHY receives during confinement: best medical care: homes found for Infants free: written guarantee for treating Irreg. ularitiem: parties reel at boat or tatIon.

2123 Olive DR. ANNIE NEWLAND. 2817 Olive M. ladlet7 specialist. Ladiee mill save worry and money by consulting doctor at Mice; confinement cases taken.

i LADIESflooklet containing valuable information about the most perfect injection and suction bulb syringe trailed free in caled envelope: a necessity to married women. Rubber Specialty on P. O. box :1:57. Atlanta, Ga.

ANY girl needing friends or help or care through confinement can find them at the Salvation Army Rescue Itome. 3749 Marine ave. Ensign, IT Morganson, Matron. 1, DR. MART 2t381 Wcsbington reclusion before and during confinement: elegant accommodation's; infants adopted; treats all female trpubles; guaranteed results.

1, HEW -YORK, DENTAL ROOLIS, 1 LEADING 11 Established tor 42 yearsA N. W. Cor. Broadway and Oliva a Entranee 509 Olive at. I Extracting VRE 15 wh en teeth are ordered.

li 1 Largest and oldost dentall os tahlishment in the city- We lt PloY the most skillful esa in mg profession. all work oguaranteed. Consultation FREE. Do not look for cheap dentists but coma to us and got reliable work at lowost Trice'''. OrOn daily from 8 a.

is. to 8 T. Sunday from PIM to I tn. gRauo-AKoRPor comtanploveYaltr.tor. sorely relieve longest, most twinan oasis Monthly periods In 8 to 6 days wlthout harm.

paha or Interference with work. Nall Si be. Dont bhi Strength. E' If aching ohould be eared. If Downie.

by filltne or crowning. Bridge work and plates at vederate prioes. Oae or freestng gurns for tuilltlese extracting. B. E.

Cot. Sixth esti Locust streets. DR. E. C.

CHASE. MUScAE PIANOS. organs; low rent; easy terms: rented or tuned. The Estey 1116 Olive at. PIANO TUNING.

$1.73, at Crawforcr Sixth and Washington ave. 1 Wanted. WANTEDA gret-riars piano player. Inquire 302404 Washington ave. For JOHN -ELn sells Schmet Newbv and Majestic pianos only at 11101 St Louis aviu Phones.

Tyler 571A and 13 1413. A lwatitiful, full-sized piano, at the above low price. Terms to suit. DETERS, Seventeenth and Locust its. GREATLY reduced piano prices on last year ease styles this week; not remarkable bar.

gain prices on our essv payment plan. I KIESELYIORST PIANO Established 014 Olive rt. I FACTS. We hav e'. been in business 112 year li and, therefore.

are tn a position to suit the public. Our stock is always replet e. with goods and up to date. comprising 20 different Our guarantee goes with piano we eel'. "BEYER'S.

Seventeenth and Locust sta. $165.00 FISCHER Thrs is a fine upright 'fancy case. and must be soil fn. ravih WerineyldaY BEYERS, Seventeenth and eust sts. SQUARE pans.I $24S.

$30. $3.5 to 50; worth double the price. but we need the room tor new Mock; other gond squares, $12, 15 to 20; all on $3 rnenthiv payments. 1 HSELRORST PIANO Rstablished 1879. 014 Olive $05 fine Mario full wee; coat stool and cover.

1414 N. Sixteenth t. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE What do You think of a 74 ortave upright piano at les a and of good make; we will Bell to first comer at payments if desired. I BEYER'S. Seventeenth and Locust.

BUSINESS CHANCES. 'WANTEDMan with SNN buwiness In city: let me ahoy: you Call 12 9 Spruee MANAGER for Westcrn Office: man capable of hiring saletmen and disposing of nroduct of large Eastern cornoration; references: no books or insurance. Call at room Fellows' building. Ask for Mr. Reber.

SUPPO4; by merely suggesting and rust by Po doing you can make money. Send 2e isthmus and on return mall know all. Staten Chemical Boston. lfilaFs. DANCING.

MISS HARDY'S spring term open reduced rates; private lessons by Lucas ave. ATTEND Prot. De Honey'', reeention every Thura-- clay evening; academy. 3944 Hee: elaexea oPen tor 15eginners: full term. $3.

Kintoch DERMATOLOGY. Moles, Warts, Superfluous hair. and all disfiguring blemished, 1.ainlessl1 and permanently .1 JOHN H. WOODBURY D. 1., '306 Mermod-Jaccard.

St. Louts. TOM ALLEN'S PBOPERtY CAUSES A DISPUTE TWO FACTIONS oqtE FIGHTING Fon, POSSESSION OF "THE CHAMPION'S BEST." While the body of Tom Allen lies at an 'endertaktng establishment. and Is Molted after byl Mrs. -'rillie Hartgrave to whom he left all his estate except $20 In a will flied for probate yesterday.

two contending for possession of his saloon. "The Charltplon's Market street. W. A. I3yrne, acting for J.

W. L. Gillespie, whoiclairns to have a bill of sale for the goods and fixtures of the Rests Is fortified In' the living rooms upstairs. end says he is prepared to hold them by force of arms, if John Murphy, who has worked as bartender for Allen for several years, refuses to surrender possession until the matter Is 'straightened by the courts. Both sides are said to be armed and have expressed a deternitnation to stand for what each considers its rights.

Murphy is Paid to be acting in the interest of Mrs. Polly Taylor. 34:2. Clark avenue, a (laugh. ter of Allen.

Mrs. Taylor was cut off by her father's will with $10, and she says she will contest the will in the courts. It is said that when the report was circu-. lated that Allen was about to marry his nurse, Mrs. Tillie Hartgrave.

made an effort to flee her father at the Baptist hospital. but permission was re- fused, on the ground that he was too ill to talk. When Gillespie presented his bill of gala to Murphy the latter refused to reeognize it, and in the dispute which followed Is said. revolvers were drawn and trouble narrowly averted. Murehv succeeded In holding the saloon.

but Gillespie succeeded in getting his agent, Byrne. into the Uvipg rooms upstairs. Mrs. Hart grave has poesession of the ibcdy and Murphy ttill elispenses drinks over the bar in the interests of Mrs. Tarter.

By the terms of the will of Torn Alim. filed for probate yesterday. lin is left to each of his datighters. Mrs. Polly, Taylar of St.

Louis and Mrs. J. H. Nowey of Birmingham. England.

The residue of the estate t8 devised to Mrs. Tillie HartgravA. Simon Bass Is made executor of the which wan dated March 24. The will Is very short and gives no IntimatIon the value of the estate. TE TH tixfb; a COMPLAINT THAT IT IS NOT 'ACCORDING TO crry SCALE, AS AGREED.

'the firemen on duty at the various engine houses on the World's Fair grounds are dissatisfied over what they -say is breach of agreement -on the part of the Worlds Fair management in regard to the scale of wages paid them. According to the firemen: the exposition agreed to pay them the same salaries as are paid by the city. The scale upon which the city pays Is $65 month for the first six months, $75 for the next six months and $90 a month after the completion of a year In the department. This. It is said by some of the men ors duty at the Fair grounds, has not been done, and many who have been there stnce the fire department of the Fair was first organized are drawing $65 per month.

the same as at first The matter. It Is said, hes been taken up with the exposition officiate by Chief Swing-ley. resulting in the raising of the salaries of a foreman assistant foreman and engineer in the. expOsition tire department The fire on the grounds at present includes four engine houses. EXTRA SESSION IN MONTANA.

STICIAL blITATC11 TO Tits GLosse-Dzeoceav. HELENA, April 6.Ex-Senator Thomas H. Carter has just returned from St. Louis. It is deemed certain that Gov.

Toole Will cell a special session Of the legislature to prepare for the Montana exhibit at tho Worlds Fair. HOTEL GUEST 'ACCUSED OF STEALING TOWELS. wirElt ARRESTED HARRY ALLEN A DOZEN AROUND HIS WAIST. Whether Harry Allen.usetrtoliels to prevent cramps or is just plain thief, is s. Question that is puzzling the local department.

was arrested yesterday afternoon, charged svith petit lareeny, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dalton not placing any confidence in the story of the The information was sworn to by Valliant Dulaney. proprietbr of the Oozy house, ell North Sixth street. According to Dulaney. for some -weeks past he has been missing towels, soap and sheets from the bedrooms at the hotel. A close watch was kept, but he failed to find any trace of the thief.

Among his roomers during the period in which the goods disappeared, was Harry Allen. Sunday night. Allen registered at the hotel and spent the night. About neon yesterday be arose and started to leave. Dulaney noticed that Allen appeared more corp'ulent than when he engaged the room.

Calling Special Officer Cullen be bad the man taken into custody. Allen was taken to the 4th district station, and when searched. about dozen towels were found wrapped around his waist He explained that he was suffeHng from cramps and had wrapped the towels around himself to keep warm. JEWISH ALLIANCE NIGHT SCHOOLS CLOSE Extnaszs IIELD AT BOONS OF HEBREW EDUCATIONAL socivry. closing exrcises of the Jewish alliance evening schools were held last night In; the rooms of the Hebrew educational society, Ninth and Carr The programme consisted of recitations, readings and the singing of national airs.

One of the numbers was a debate between Albert Barnholts and Samuel Shipper students of the advanced classes, on "Resolved. That a college education is more beneficial than experience." Shipper. who had the negative of the question. Vas awarded the decision. Gold medals for meritorious progress were awarded to Albert Barnholts and Lena Rad love.

A number of other pupils were given prizes for work in the lower grades. The exercises were in charge of Z. WILYer, president of the alliance. Among the patrons of the echool present were: Moses Fraley, Elias Michael. Morris Glaser.

William Goldstein. Benjamin Altbeimer. Mr. and David Treichlinger and Mr. and Mrs.

C. Bienenstock. NEGRESS FATALLY HURT BY BICYCLE RIDER; Susie Kerr. a colored laundress. living at 44 Targee street.

suffered probably fatal injuries yesterday through being knocked down by an unknown bicycle rider. The accident occurred at Nineteenth and Locust streets and Edw. Butler. Jr. who was passing, had the woman placed In his buggy and driven to the city dispensarY.

Dr. Renck ler pronounced the woman suffering from internal injuries and a fractured rib and sent her to the city hospital In a serious condition. 1 THE RIVERS. River Bulletin. a.

,74.1 I. 4. it e. 4 cs i i jl 14 0 23 9 15.0 35.3 1 LZ4 4 I cts 6 1:3 111. 4.2 4 0 .01 .00 .00 --oil .00 .00 --GI 40 Stations.

5 1:4 Pittsburg, Pa Parkersburg, W. Va. Cincinn ati, hio Louisville, Xy Nashville. Tenn Florence. Ala Johnsonville, Mangy! lie.

St. Paul, Minn Dubuque. Davenport. Keokuk Ls. Hannibal.

Ma. Beardstown. Grafton, Gmaha, Neb Xarwas CBv Glasgow. Mo Boonville. Mo Hermann, Mo Ft.

Louis. Ma Chester. Cairo. Memphis. Little Rock, Ark.

Viekehune. Mira Shreveport. La New Le 22 36 54 28 40 33 14 21 35 14 35, 1 18.5 1 24.8 44 1 11,6 10.0 11.0 35 15 12 14 32 18 21. 11.9' 4.11 10.11I .00 isi 24 1() I Ni: -41ll ao 1(11 21.6 ao 45 ,4,11 7:44 45 7,3 22.5 6.6: 11! 64 --0 3: 21 6' 26 21 4-6 2, .61 45 29 14 Fall. ePreelpitation almanac: Sun rises.

531; sun sets. :28. Moon sets. 2:51 a. m.

ARRIVALS. Cape Girardeau. Commerce: Slimed Eagle. Paducah; H. IL Moats.

New Orleans. DEPARTURES. Belle or Calhoun. Nashville; Cape Girardeau, Commerce. DEPARTURES TO-DAY.

Stacker Lee. Mem Phi, 5 Bald Eagle. Aito.m-atx rr1-1 Columbia. Chester, 4 0. m.

farina Ttlatters. Water 2.1.11 feet and rising. Weather warmer and threaterting. Space under Eads 66.1 feet: Merchants bridge. 63.

feet, The Chester will depart to-day from her new binding place at the Illinois river whartboat foot of Locust street Hereafter she will make three trips a week to Cape Girardeau. leaving Tues. davit, Thureciave and Saturdays. The Columbia was receiving freight yesteeand wtII depart to-dar for Chester and St. Hanes.

She wilt leave every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. The Bald kartp will be due this firifirliinte from Peoria, and will depart for Alton this lial.ArThOOTI. The Stacker Lest will be due this morning, and I' scheduled to depart this evening foe Sh is bringing a large cargo of stock. The boats of the St.

Louis and Termeasee river packet company all arrived at Pittsbure landing yeeterday morning. having a large number of paseentrers for the battle of Shiloh Anniversary exercises. The Lotus Sims was due -last night froth Naehville. The pilots of the M. Mogi report that the steamer 'Fred Weyerhaneer lost ens of bee bargee at island 21.

after being aground there for several days The eteamer is sole. Capt. C. 3. Searles at Vicaptauw, was In the cat 7e111111441.

the iruaot of Capt. C. M. ments! ail modern convenieneel. IA1017Kr 8023We have wane destr- able rooms at the Pennsylvantel; terms reason- LOCUST 2616Neet ly furnished room; borne oomfort.

I LLICAS 416Clean rooma and bath, 20c and 25c dallY: $1.20 and al 50 wieekly. OLIVE ST 2124Newly and Ytelerantly furnished parlors; gas, hot bath; hall room; reasonable. OLIVE light. beautiful 2d-floor front furnished itonnecting rooms; single or en suite; to parties only who can give reference. OLIVE ST- 42654- Beautiful sou'h front rooms: single or en Puit.1 hot bath ther rooms; rect line to World's Fain.

l'ARK bratielass rooms for gentlemen only. i PAGE neatly i furnished nected rooms, for gentlemen 41nly. l'INE ST. 916E1egantly furnished rooms; electric lightt elevator and telephone service. iEXAS 2608Large.

nicely furnished front room for two gentlemen. i 1 'TAYLOR 1414Suite second-story rooms; bath adjoining: every convenimliceA gents only; references exchanged. i 1 WASHINGTON 3102Elegantly furnished room: in privatelhome; every cdnvenience; refs. iVASIIINGToN AVE 2651Front rooms: rand-- ern conveniencestiadiscent to stationi strangers accommodated: best references. 1 Strirde front room; bath; all conveniences with references; reasonable.

Add. K. Il. Harriet sintiom VOR RENTOne or two furnished or unfurnished rooms without hoard: fine place; large 'grounds. 1516 Kienlan 1 three lines of cars.

1 l' FOR RENTFurnished room for two gentlemen; West End. Atht lall. (110be1Demoerat. I RO.11:1 I 1 Fran klin. tlear Grand-rBeauti floor en 1.

fc- 'r con- shed I- shed refs. nod-- gers ath; rea- arge bract nen; tuti. Perk lee of the Lee line. Fle left last night for Cincinnati. Cape.

Searles LI looking for small boat for the Yazoo river. The H. M. Home will probably leave for New Or learns with a tow. 'rho Pelle of Calhoun left yesterdae for wine.

with another load of gratn. Clerk Vt-illiera Keith returned tresterdae fetters the Tennessee Re has been temporarily employed on oae othe beets of the Tennessee river Frank Perkins an William' Kirchner are the Clerks of the steemer Columbia. Capt. Terry haa been appointed torsi street fret the Chester. has been a etellroad agent at Cape Girardeau.

The Bald Eagle will be due this morning She will leave in the afternoon for Alten. Capt. Willtam toyhe brought the spreso Ese Imo from Padueeh and she will go on the were St Carondelet for a few days to make some re-stairs. Capt. Henry Leybe bee returned from Paducah.

I. T. RCAIS has resigned a position with the Burlin ton route to teke charge of the Chester line Cept. W. D.

formerly a ttenniteat captain elerk 'end owner. hut now postmaster St Stecilville la- In the city visiting -his Bona. There was trio ehange yestenlay In tb cendttions reerectiag the pilot'!" demands for ineressed wages. The Cazet Girardeau arrived and went out with nottamociation, Special River MEMPHIS. TN Apra.

river here Mande 82.5 feet on the gauge. fall' of 'lot he of a foot In the last forty-eight hours. The Rate Adams departed at 5 M. for Arkansas City. With a good trip.

The Peters Lee departed at 3 p. nt. for rrlara Point. In place of the Jame Lee. The-Robert E.

Lee departed at 5 -It. m. for Ashport. The Learner Son la hard agroundl In the chute of land $7. The Georgia Lee arrived this morning from Cairo and return', to- morrow evening- The "Airillet Newland srrIc4 from the Arkansas river with 142 bales of ttn.

end returns to-morrow evening. The gply. ernment steamer Chisca was, In port to-der. Pee ceipte hyolver to-day were 22t hales of cotton. fot bate of geed cotton and Zel sacks of cotton Sited.

CAIRO. ILL, 'April aStage of river 34.7 fall or -10ths of a root in the paet twenty-four The Exporter deperted for St Louis at 11 en. with tow of coal bargee. Steamer City of Peoria went up the river with excursion barge in tow and isne4 for eupplies. The City of St.

Joseph arrived at 12:30 p. 'Natchez. bound for the Tennessee river. The S. IL 41.

Clerk from -New Orleans at' 5 treclook and leaves eft-night for St. Louis- Capt. Geonre' Clark hest been appointed to pilot the United etatee monitor 'Arkansan from -Cairo to Evanaville, In4 and re. turn on the occasion of that vessel tnp up the river. GRAND TOWER.

April Eagle down late tact evening. Lotus Sims up at is p. m. last night. Stacker Lee ep at 112 noon.

Grey Eagle up at p. tn. The ratite reside 5 feet ane rising. Weather cloudy and warm. TERRE HAUTE.

April 6.rhe Wartash has 4 feet in the channel and is failing. It ta variable April -weather. N'ICKSBUPG. Mise April 6.Gatotet real 50-6 feet and falling. Belle of the Benda tor.

rived at 10 last night and left to-day at 3 p. m. for Greenville. eenator Cordill up and down on Steamer Elk made a sheet trip to Wiltoe lending after cotton seed for Hill City oil mitt. Steamer- St.

Joseph. In place of steamer Chalmette. paesed up at 5 a. m. for Bunehe's Stearner Hallett lays over until to-morrow log at 5 p.

m. for Yazoo river. QUINCTO April 3.UpSlivee reverent and Firing Eagle. The river is stationary at 12 feet inches above low-water mark. The local packets of this port will be Inspected to- April tGauge 11.5 feet and rifting.

Weather cloudy and Up-. stacker' 1.nn p. nu Grey Eagle due HANNIBAL. April 6.The gouge at the Hannibal bridge refasten' 12 feet 2 inches Above the low-iwater mark, fell of 2 inchee during the past twenty-four hours. Weather near and Warmer Wind tomtit.

IAJLISIANA. MO April Tbe gauge at the Chieago and Alton crossing reginters 11 feet a inches above low-water mark. heirs etationaty for the pact twenty-four hours. V. 'ether fair-.

Wind northweet. GREENVILLE, MISS. April 18.The gauge, reads 44.9 feet this afternoon. The eteamer teetotal vetoed up at 1 ft. tn.

Partly cloudy. The water le rapidly receding from the city ant businnis Is resuming sway. The Southern train left from -the depot thie afternoon. and a freight train. the nrist sinew the La Orange CcSVALf.00..

CALMS Into the freight yards to-night. The street cars will run regularly to-morrow. and the regoJar etrest lights will be on to-morrow retro. The enerchants have been dotter gond buttinees ince tlaturday. The water will be out of the citY.entirely within the week.

PADUCAH. April ItGauge to-day tete feet. fall of 2 feet in forty-eight heure The John S. Hopkins left at 10 a- m. for Evanevole.

The PSYMIIII left' tn--dar for the Curnberiane river. The ThomaePerker left to-day for the Tennessee river. The Tenbroek left for the itemises river. The I. W.

butturff is till due from Nashville. and leaves on her arrival for Clarksville. The J. M. Rowell left for Et-ans- elle.

The lioemer is due from the White river. and will then lead ties fee the Ruttatell teed to Keokuk. ia The Inverriese left for the Cumberland river. The Diek Fowler left at "LAO for Calm. The Rees tete is Otte to-morrow tromp CISC itM Aid for Memphis.

The Sunshine peened up from Memphis for Cincinnati at 1 M. April itBoat vowing today were the Glenmont Park Bluff amt. Outing. up, The Sidney tame down from the Eagie Point ways and la nowlyine at the levee. lowle Ire up for her-first trip.

She will probable get off Werineedae for ite Loots. No landirre will -made, eirePt at prominent cities, The officers are: William Burke. St. Louis, captain; Steve poison. Ibuque.

and iee artin. Louis. pilots: Thomaa MeGee, Leitmotiv. The stage of water is 11.6 feet. a drop of 4-Itithe of a ford in twenty-four hours.

-DAVENPORT. April ft The stage ef wa- ter is it) feet above low-water mark. a fall of Inches in twenty-four hours The J. A.amtent ant Lydia: Varmint brought down ilart -two 'trines of logs and returned north. The 1-inne pis went north and the City of Winona and VO.

3. Tmlrf were In and out. IA. Anril stage as gauged is 11,9 tether clear but his wind. Beets upW.

J. Young. Jr. S. NV Itydia Vintone Dowre-Feturn.

Satellite. S. W. art4 I.y1ta Vaneant a04 J. Young Jr.

WARSAW. April 6.Gaug reads 132 feet. a rive of 2.10th of a foot since last report. ranaeatr.a4n,,d cooler. etiver Creeceot in and Out.

PITTSBURO. Anti! ft River 14.2 feet lard felling Clear anti pleasant. WHEELIN'G. W. April River 15 feet 8 inches and etatiorary.

Cloudy and warmer CINCINNATI. OHItt. April 41.4-It4cer 2434 feet anti Clear nd warm. -KY. 6.River failing: hi rural.

90 feet, on Aro. 7 feet; below loszka. 255 feet, cloudy and cooler. April 41.Riwer tetSol felling- Cloudy and warmer. Rees tow PCP LINivro N.

I A April river is es-- Inc The stage ts feet 4 inches. unueual Po' this time of year 'Weather clear act wa rrn. The Jeseie Pill In nd out Nautous doers II 11111 barges and Saturn with irts. cAPE GIRAlittEAU. April Int.

colder and eltidy. Doat den (ire? Earle last nieht at it p. at Itkiet Eagle at 11. gu anst fkimiter Leo a it April 6.No toettoo Otteee ine toodev. The 3 yoora due tern.

Weather warmer and logb nod. Ee about on a stand A J1411v 1 4 BOARDING. i 3 13()ARDINCA inlet. select hople may be found at 42 WPEt Pine boulevard, Item al few guests are entertained; best Of service ne PAYAnD 43041Neatly pa shd room for one gentleman: convenient 1 three ettr lines: references exchanged. A NN i1.51 A-4 rooms on Second floor: two and bath on rent 825: no ehildren.

cooK Avi.x. 41111-4Th01ce front MOM, with board. for IR 14 a week; aoithern 1 exposure: referene011. I 1 I COnK AVE I Ill1a3--N1cely furnished I front anti other rooms: private family: iall modern eonVentenef11; near all car lines: Hock church tsh; good table board; terms roderate; refer, ences given. I i)EI2dA8 BOUL.1 34115Nicely fufnished rooms, with good board: all convenieaces: reasonable.

AVE 8S17Large. hewly decorated nfurnished secrnd-atory rootni board; adults; 1ELMAFt 4106Nicelp. furnished second-story front Wird; table board. sonettti, I I for Ines: n. with sure; and )0M- able.

rated lults; See- oard- DDe, FORS rine br WI FOR Fine Wholesale, We A At rs el ordinary tUrnitUre earl- to Mee. -Fidelity Storage. Packing and MfreTIET 1T23 and Motlgan phone Malt 1114. BranCh office': 1066 in Ft. 'phone Maim Kinioch p4o.

LOST AND t'OUND. FOUNDCollie bitch, yellow and white. Call 74n S. Newstead ave. LOSTGold spectacles, On Olive between Grand and Spring ayes.

eward if returned to 625 N. Spring ave. LOSTLadv's small bunting-case watch. Market at. or Laclede ave.

cars. Sunday evening; liberal reward It returned. 922 Manchester road. LOSTLarge, solid gold cameo pin. near Grand-Leader.

Return to hOh Sixteenth and receive reward. I LOSTIn the country south.of the city a blaek and tan Scotch collie dog. Finder please notify la T. Bean, I827 Longfellow boulevard. and receive reward.

NOTICEThe public is hereby notified that certificate of membership in t'he Ilderchants' Exchange la St. Louts. No. 8211 dated January le, Lad. in the name of James F.

Maginn, has been lost or destroyed. and that application has been made to the board of -directors of said exchange for 'duplicate thereof. James P. Maginn. LOSTOr StolenCertificate No.

70220, is5tied by Northwestern Savings bank of St. Louis, In favor of Hy. .1. Grimm for illsO. dated March 31.

1902. payable twelve months after date, with 4 Per cent per annum. was lost or btoten. All persong are cautioned against Cating the saws. as payment thereon ha been nO8P-----.

liver with white spot on breast; name "Dime 't Lk c-toSloTr--; A larg pointer clog, long name, on collar 8.. Thurman, St. atraved or stolen from premixes of Andrew broat. Nlaseoutah. Il.

Reward of 1115 paid tor 1,18 return tc etther above parties. I 7 DOGS. 'WANTEDTO loan Russian pnodle. blark. male.

for breeding purposes. Easton SIVe. FOR SALEVine mastiff pups; all igoixt Watch dugn clug1P. 4410 li Eleligt4i1 4 No Jos No S-16 DON'T, buy mining or-industrial stocks before getting my prices if you want to save money. Call, write or telephone Main 3338.

E. F. Lugar. 1317 Chemical building. For Sale, 1 FOR at 15e; also 100 Mc ICinlev M.

and S. Add. IC 145. Globe-Dem BUY Winner Lead and Zinc stock. IS per share.

If you want toi make 400 per cent on your investment inside of 30 days. Winner Lead Ind Zinc 1317 Cliemical building, St. Louis, M. GET our price on Verde Grande. Great Western Gold.

Three Per d. s. Warrior. Winner. Merit and all other stocks; 10 to '75 per eent Faye T.

H. Forrester 1111 Missouri Trust building. I TYPEWRITERS. For Sale. i RENT typewriters.

all kinds: low prices at The Typewriter Exchange. 208 N. Eighth et. TYPEWRITERS-25 to 75 oer cent caved. Typewriter Headquarters.

1023 Century building. Cheep rentals. 'hon FOR SALENew 'Undervrood and Oliver typewriters. cheat: Densmores Rerningtons and Smiths. $30: rentals, 2 monthe.

15. Louis Typewriter Exchange, Holland building. STORAGE. AMERICAN STORAGE AND MOVING moving and packing in generate rooms. W.

H. I Lengdale, firopr etor. 2315 Olive st. Phone Mein ABSOLUTELY FIREPROO' STORAOR New warehouse. Gr nd and Laclede for safekeeping of, furniture.

trunks, boxes. strictly first-class: moving. packing shipping. money advanced; our fire insurance the lowest; get our rates: consign goads to our care. Both phones.

1210-21 Olive et. R. U. LEONORI AUCTION AND STORAGE' CO. STORAGEPlease examine our warehouse when contemniating gtorage: large mul5 u.

I 1 I FAI ELY ER I LE nE COR. ER GARRISON AVE. N. ilitiLartre. Wen-turn' ghe4 second floor floolit room; excellept board; S4.50 week.

1 1 GARRISON AVM. N. iecond-atory man. tx.posure; elcsa.nt home, cell4 trally German cooking; i everything sziht per couple. I 4- ST 811.94-4-4--7 I Pletteent room, with board.

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