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 World's Fair 
 
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 THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY.— 
 
 Capital, $15,000,000. 
 GENERAL OPM^ICE.— Administration Building, World's 
 
 Fair Grounds. 
 OFFICERS: 
 
 PRESIDENT— DAVID R. FRANCIS. 
 
 First to Eiglath Vice Presidents— C. H. Spencer, Samuel 
 M. Kennard, Daniel M. Houser, C. P. Walbridge, Setb 
 W. Cobb, Charles H. Huttig, August Geliner, Pierre 
 Cliouteau. 
 TREAST'RER— W. H. Thompson. 
 SECRETAKj— W. B. Stevens. 
 BUREAU OF INFORMATION.— Administration Building, 
 Woi-ld's Fair Grounds. 
 
 LARGEST EXPOSITION EVER HELD.— The Louisiana 
 Purcha.se Exposition or World's Fair, at St. Louis, 
 Mo., U. S. A., is in all respects the greatest ever 
 undertaken in any country. All States and countries, 
 all cities and manufacturing centers, all professions 
 and creeds, all arts and sciences, all callings and occu- 
 pations contribute to its success. In its broad scope 
 it sweeps the world to gather here the most worthy 
 works of mankind, to be studied and compared, in order 
 that all inquiring minds may note the progress of the 
 world in these first years of the twentieth century. 
 
 GREAT HELP FROM TWO PRESIDENTS.— President 
 McKinley was a staunch friend of the World's Fair 
 through all the early work, and contributed his help 
 and encouragement in each important step. President 
 Roosevelt has proven himself no less earnest in his 
 friendship for the World's Fair. 
 
 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.— Permanent. Built of 
 Missouri granite and Bedford (Ind.) sandstone. The 
 building is fireproof and contains over fifty large ofiice 
 rooms. Cost .$2.50,000; is one of the group of Washing- 
 ton University buildings, erected at a total cost of more 
 than $1,000,000; all used by the Exposition for adminis- 
 trative and other purposes. 
 
 GOVERNMENT BUILDING (U. S.).— This great building is 
 704 feet long, with central and end pavilions 2.50 feet 
 long. The building l)etv,-een the pavilions is 17.5 feet 
 wide. A dome, 0.3 feet in diameter, is a f feature of the 
 roof. Cost $4.50,000. The Government Ordnanoe and 
 Fish Pavilions are near by. 
 
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 VARIED INDUSTRIES PALACE.— The palace has the 
 same proportions as the Palace of Manufactures, 525x 
 1,200 feet; covering 14 acres. At the corners arc 
 domed towers, and the important entrances are lofty 
 and imposing. Cost $604,000. 
 
 AGRICULTURAL PALACE.— Tlie building is 500x1,600 
 feet, with a cornice line 50 feet high. It contains 18 
 aci-es of floor space, being the largest exposition build- 
 ing ever erected for a single department. The Palace 
 of Horticulture is a near neighbor on the the south, 
 and the two buildings stand in the midst of a great 
 garuen of 69 acres devoted to outdoor exhibits. Cost 
 $529,940. 
 
 TRANSPORTATION PALACE— 525x1,-300 feet. Cost $696,- 
 000. In its 15 acres of exhibit space there are four 
 miles of tracks for the display of locomotives. There 
 are five acres of space for road vehicles and the 
 marine display. One group is devoted to aerial navi- 
 gation, military ballooning and dirigible airships. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS PALACE— 525x1,200 feet. Cost $719,- 
 399. The building covers 14 acres. More than 10,- 
 000,000 feet of lumber used in its construction. 
 
 MACHINERY PALACE.— 525x1,000 feet. Cost $496,597. 
 Contains power plant for Exposition, developing 11,000 
 horse-power, and transforming 11,000 additional horse- 
 power; total 22,000. Two towers 265 feet high. 
 
 ELECTRICITY PALACE.— Never at an exposition has such 
 a magnificent building been set apart for electricity. 
 It is entiiely surrounded by lagoons and is reached 
 by bridges. Its shortest side is 450 feet. The two 
 equal sides are 525 feet, and the north front is 750 
 feet. It covers 7 acres. Cost $399,940. 
 
 HORTICULTURAL PALACE.— This beautiful building is 
 400x800 feet. Cost $228,000. Large conservatories are 
 situated in this structure. 
 
 EDUCATION PALACE. — Has the general shape of a key-^ 
 stone, with a northern facade 750 feet in length and a 
 southern facade 4.50 feet in length. The two equal 
 sides are 525 feet each. The building covers 7 acres 
 of ground. It is the first building solely for educational 
 exhibits ever erected at an international exposition. 
 Cost $335,000. 
 
 FORESTRY AND FISHERIES^00x600 feet. Cost $350.- 
 000. The interior is arranged so as to give the visitor 
 an opportimity to view with advantage the living 
 specimens of fish from the various lakes and rivers 
 and the coast of the United States. They will be 
 shown in great glass tanks, lighted from above by 
 looking through the glass sides from darkened passage- 
 ways. 
 
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 rUKSS BUILDING.— Is a permanent structure, 100x50 feet, 
 resembling in architecture a composite of typical old 
 homestead and public buildings in early days of the 
 Louisiana Territory. 
 
 ART PALACES. — Central structure permanent. 348xlG6 
 feet. Two additional pavilions, each 204x422 feet. 
 Built of brick and stafl". International Hall of Sculp- 
 ture, 100x150 feet. Cost $1,014,440. 
 
 TEMPLE OF FRATERNITY.— 100x150 feet; two stories 
 high, with large open court. Cost $75,000. Building 
 contains 40 rooms for separate accommodation of the 
 fraternal ' societies. The fraternal organizations will 
 show their great strength in a way that will impress 
 the public. 
 
 MIXES AND METALLURGY PALACE.— Nine acres of ex- 
 hibit space are liere provided for displays of the rich 
 products of mines from the many countries of the 
 world. 525x750 feet. Cost $498,000. 
 
 LIVE STOCK PAVILION.— Situated on 3.7 acres wooded 
 track. Cost $100,000. Premiums offered in live stock 
 department, $250,000. 
 
 CASCVDE GARDENS.— A great Festival Hall, covering 2 
 acres. From this building two ornamental arms ex- 
 tend 700 feet each way around the crest of the hill 
 above tlie terraced gqrdeus and terminate in two beauti- 
 ful restaurant pavilions. By day these gardens will be 
 radiant with the color of many flowers, and at night 
 brilliant electrical effects will reveal their beauty. 
 
 HALL OF INTERNATIONL CONGRESS.— It is 257 feet 
 long and 46 feet deep. Extending back from the center 
 is an assembly room, 100 feet long and 41 feet wide. 
 Five large assembly halls, 110x46 feet. Will be used 
 for the International Congress, which will be held in 
 connection with the Exposition. 
 
 PHYSICAL CULTURE BUILDING.— This solid structure 
 of Missouri granite is erected for Washington Univer- 
 sity, but used by the World's Fair for the Physical 
 Culture exhibit and as the headquarters for athletic 
 interests. The building is 94x182 feet. 
 
 HOl^SE OF HOO-HOO.— The organized lumbermen of the 
 United States for social purposes call themselves 
 "The Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoos." It is beauti- 
 fully finished in wood. The membership of the club 
 is 9,999, and the membership fee $9.99. Embraces the 
 lumber industry as well as lumber newspaper men. 
 
 MAIN GROUP OF BUILDINGS. — Arranged in form of open 
 fan, the Art Palaces forming the apex at the south- 
 west. 
 
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 PALACES OF OTHER NATIONS- 
 WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS to be strongly represented. 
 Germany and France to spend over $1,000,000 each; 
 Brazil, $600,000; Great Britain, Mexico, Cliina and 
 Japan, each over $500,000. Other countries to be ade- 
 quately represented are: Argentine, Austria, Bolivia, 
 Belgium, Ceylon, Columbia, Costa Rica, Canada, Guade- 
 loupe, Greece, Paraguay, Siam, Pern, t'ersia, Nether- 
 lands, Italy, Jamaica, Chile, Cuba, Hayti, Korea, Sal- 
 vador, Sweden, Santo Domingo, British Honduras, 
 Spain, Rhodesia, West Indies, Russia and others. 
 
 SPECIAL EXHIBITS by the governmeurs of Hawaii, Guam, 
 Porto Rico and Tutulia. 
 
 THE GREAT GROUP OF FOREIGN BUILDINGS stand in 
 front of the Administration Building, showing a very 
 notable collection of stately buildings, representing 
 many progressive nations. Their official presence thus 
 evidenced will promote feelings of consideration and 
 brotherhood in the minds of thoughtful visitors, and 
 the better knowledge of one another must make surer 
 the peace of the world. 
 
 STATE BUILDINGS— WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 Ail of the States and Territories and Island possessions 
 are being represented at the World's Fair, appropriations in 
 nearly all cases being ver.v liberal. Missouri stands first, 
 with $1,000,000 appropriation; Illinois next, with $262,000; 
 Kansas, $275,000; New York, $350,000; Texas, $200,000; 
 Ohio and several other States in like amount, while a 
 considerable number are spending $100,000 each for buildings 
 and exhibits. 
 
 ALABAMA. — Her subscriptions with approriation of $50,- 
 000, will see Alabama's resources attractively shown. 
 
 ALASKA. — Glittering treasures from the land of the Es- 
 quimaux and Klondike gold fields will be shown in in- 
 teresting array; $50,000 for buildings and exhibits. 
 
 ARIZONA. — Will have a charming house at a cost of $25,- 
 000; done in mission style, in Spanish-Moorish design, 
 immediately in front of the Chouteau Avenue Railway 
 entrance to the grounds. Total appropriation, $60,- 
 000. 
 
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 AIvKANSAS. — The State has a very handsome building, 
 constriK/ted of Arkansas materials. It is three stories 
 high, including a large basement, a large reception hall 
 on second floor, the Governor's reception room, tele- 
 plione and telegrapli offices and a post office. Appropri- 
 ation, $80,000. 
 
 ("ALiFORNIA. — Tlie great building, a replica of the famous 
 t)ld La Ilabida Mission, is located on the hill, o\er- 
 lo.)king tlie Agricultural Palace; $2.55,000 for building 
 and exhibits. A typical '49 mining camp will be re- 
 produced in the "Mining Gulch." 
 
 COLORADO.— With lier $150,000, will have Its beautiful 
 building, erected in Spanish Renaissance. Hives of 
 bees, with tlioir living winged occupants busily engaged 
 in making honey, will be a feature of Colorado's ex- 
 hibits, three gold bricks, actually worth $100,000 
 each, to crown the mineral displays. 
 
 CONNECTICUT.— At a cost of $100,000 has erected a re- 
 plica of the liistoric Bigourney Mansion at Hartford, 
 said to be the purest type of the (Colonial architecture 
 extant. Rare old Colonial furniture, wortli its weiglit 
 in gold, will be among tlie appointments. 
 
 FLORIDA.— With its $100,000, raised by the different 
 Chambers of Commerce throughout the State, has formed 
 an organization to see that Florida's claims are ade- 
 quately portrajed. 
 
 GEORGIA.— With its $50,000 will have her beautiful, 
 unique cottage that differs from its fellows. A State 
 typical of the "New South." 
 
 HAWAII.— Their building from the Island Territory will 
 be shown in a manner befitting its importance. Ap- 
 propriation. $60,000. Under tlie United States Govern- 
 ment this is its first opportunity to make an exhibit 
 of their resources and other evidences of enlightened 
 progress. 
 
 IDAHO. — With her $40,000, Idaho will be nicely represented 
 at the World's Fair, with lier big crops of cereals, 
 
 grasses and fruits. 
 
 ILLINOIS.— Appropriation $262,000. The style of her 
 beautiful building is French-Renaissance, three stories 
 high, witii wings and verandas. Cost $50,000. Ex- 
 terior work and furnishings cost $60,000. Her display 
 of live stock alone will be equal to that of the entire 
 world at any former International Exposition. 
 
 INDIANA. — Tlie State appropriated $150,000, and will have 
 its impressive structure in the shape of a magnificent 
 club house, and will take pride in arranging a "Corn 
 Farm,'" to portray its wonderful agricultural capa- 
 bilities. 
 
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 INDIAN TERRITORY.— With its $50,000. tlie Territory 
 will have a fine structure, and a tale of great interest 
 will be told at the World's Fair. 
 
 IOWA. — $250,000 \vas subscribed and appropriated for the 
 World's Fair, of this amount $44,000 was used for 
 their building alone, without furnishings or landscape 
 work The building is 125x107 feet. Besides her 
 many other displays, Iowa is giving special attention 
 to the exhibits of education and art. Provision has 
 been made for a large number of children in each 
 superfiscal district to visit tlie World's Fair with their 
 superintendent. Special days will be assigned. 
 
 KANSAS. — A handsome building, constructed on the "Club- 
 House" plan is headquarters for Kansas visitors to the 
 World's Fair. Cost of building, $30,000: full appropri- 
 ation, $175,000. Kansas is represented in all the 
 principal exhibit departments. 
 
 KENTUCKY. — $100,000 is being expended on its exhibits 
 and building, "The New Kentucky Home." The build- 
 ing is 108x138 feet. On the main floor is a reception 
 hall, 56x60 feet, in the center of which is a map of 
 the State, made of marble mosaics. They will also 
 show the Blue Grass State's splendid capabilities. 
 
 LOUISIANA.— Appropriation $120,000. The Cabildo, or 
 town house, a reproduction of which the State is 
 erecting at the World's Fair, is prized by the people of 
 the Lower Mississippi Valley on account of its many 
 historical associations. In the Cabildo tlie transfer of 
 sovereignty Of the great Louisiana Territory was per- 
 formed at New Orleans, December 20, 1803, and for 
 Upper Louisiana, at St. Louis, March 10, 1804. A heroic 
 statue, made of sugar, will be a feature of the uni- 
 versal sugar exhibit. Will also display cotton in- 
 terests. 
 
 MAINE. — Is expending $-50,000 to exhibit her great ship- 
 building industries; also her lumber and fisheries. One 
 of her exhibits will show her great desirability as a 
 summer resort. 
 
 MARYLAND.- Has $25,000 for exhibits. Baltimore, her 
 principal city, will have an exhibit, showing the im- 
 portance of iier oyster trade. Oysters will be shown in 
 artificial beds, the same as in Chesapeake Bay. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS.— $100,000 is being expended for build- 
 ing and exhibits. Their lieautiful building is of the Old 
 Colonial style ,with many features that are of his- 
 torical Interest to Massachusetts; 60x80 feet in size. 
 I're-eminently a manufacturing State, of which a 
 good showing will be made. 
 
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 MICHIGAN.— Appropriated $100,000, to be expended in 
 exhibits of her unrivaled orchards, lier ine.xhaustible 
 copper mines, her vast pineries and other resources, 
 with which tine displays will be made. Her charming 
 edifice stands above the United States Fisheries Build- 
 ing. 
 
 MINNESOTA.— Appropriated $100,000 for her beautiful 
 buildings and rich displays of minerals, and is noted 
 for producing the best wlieat in tlie world — with her 
 fine and healthy summer resorts. 
 
 MISSISSIPPI.— Will expend $50,000, and will for the first 
 time nial<e an adequate glaowing of the resources of one 
 of tlie Garden States of the Union. Will reproduce at 
 the World's Fair "Beauvoir," home of Jefferson Davis, 
 as her State Pavilion. 
 
 MISSOURI.— Has subscril)ed and appropriated $1,000,000 
 to be expended in exliibiting tlie great resources of the 
 State. The State building is 100x.')12 feet. Features 
 of the interior of the building are the great rotunda, 
 a magnifflcent staircase, an auditorium, seating 1,000 
 persons, the Governor's suite and spacious reception 
 rooms. This is the largest appropriation ever made 
 by a single State for an International Exposition. The 
 Missouri mule will play an active part. 
 
 MONT.VNA. — With her $125,000, will have a massive 
 Doric structure, with its burnished copper dome, and 
 will reveal tlie State's mineral wealtli — gold, silver, 
 copper and iron and tlae sapphires, rubies, topaz and 
 other precious stones will play a prominent part. 
 
 NEBRASKA.— Expended $70,000 to make its fine exhibits. 
 It will have a proud-looliing structure opposite the 
 Olslahoma building. The Museum of the State Uni- 
 versity will contribute exhibits of great interest. 
 
 NEW JERSEY. — Appropriated $100,000, and will reproduce 
 General Washington's headquarters at Morristown, and 
 shows the State's importance In the commercial world. 
 
 NEW MEXICO.— With her $30,000 appropriation, will 
 malve a big sliow, with her $8,000,000 worth of bullion 
 every year, and her 3,700,000 sheep, producing 20,000,- 
 000 pounds of wool annually. 
 
 NEW YORK.— $350,000 will be expended on the building 
 and exhibits of the Empire State, and New York City 
 will be prominently represented at the World's Fair. 
 
 NEVADA. — Will have her $20,000 "Bingalow" and exhibits 
 on the hillside, next to Rhode Island, and will show how 
 mercury, arsenic, borax and sulphur are mined, as well 
 as gold, silver and copper. Agricultural exhibits will 
 not be neglected. 
 
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 NORTH CAROLINA.— With her $75,000, will take a promi- 
 nent part in the universal tobacco exhibit, and will also 
 show how she has developed into one of the first among 
 cotton mauufactm-ing States. 
 
 NORTH DAKOTA.— With her $50,000 will exhibit speci- 
 mens of wheat and corn , together with figures showing 
 how the State could feed the Union. 
 
 OHIO. — Appropriated $75,000 for the World's Fair ex- 
 hibits and to build the beautiful club house. Ohio 
 ranks second in the pertroleum industry, third in the 
 production of coal, and makes one- fourth of the agri- 
 cultural implements made in the country. 
 
 OKLAHOMA.— With a $60,000 appropriation for building 
 and exhibits, Oklahoma is putting up a building worthy 
 of its postiion, made in Spanish design, costing $20,000, 
 and will show the products of her soil in fine displays 
 of cotton, corn and wheat. 
 
 OREGON. — With her $100,000 and beautiful building, will 
 make an exhibit that will attract much attention, with 
 her big pineries and large fisheries and her fruit that 
 never knew worms or insects. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. — Has $300,000 to spend in showing her 
 great resources of wealth, and directly opposite Con- 
 necticut will appear the great Pennsylvania building, 
 containing the nation's most revered historic relic— 
 the Libertj Bell. The State will be second only to 
 Missouri in the size of its building, and her contribu- 
 tion to tlie mines department is full of interest. 
 
 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.— $1,000,000 to be used in buildings 
 and exhibits. A 40-acre tract was set apart by the 
 World's Fair managers, where a thousand natives 
 (some with families) will live and show the world 
 what Filipino life really is. Nine buildings and struc- 
 tures on the reservation, one building, 150x150 feet, 
 with steam-heating apparatus. Fifty car loads of 
 freight, direct from the Philippine Islands. 
 
 PORTO RICO. — The new W^est Indian possession of "Uncle 
 Sam" will spend $50,000 in showing her new relatives 
 her wealt)i in forestry and minerals, with her great 
 agricultural resources. 
 
 RHODE ISLAND. — $70,000 subscribed and appropriated. 
 Where Commissioner Kingsbury is treasuring an agree- 
 able surprise. With her 2,200 factories she will make 
 a big showing in cottons, woolens, rubber goods, en- 
 gines and safes, jewelry and silverware. ' 
 
 SOUTH CAROLINA.— $130,000 appropriated. The State 
 ranks first in shrimp fisheries, and her exhibit at the 
 Charleston Exposition will be moved to the World's 
 Fair iind ^^ ill be greatly enlarged. 
 
 SOUTH DAKOTA.— $35,000 for building and exhibits. The 
 State's corn palace, the only building of that character 
 at the World's Fair, will overlook the steepest banks / 
 
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 of the "quick." Agriculture and gold mine exhibits 
 will be gnnd. 
 TENNESSEE.— Is proud of the $140,000 she has raised 
 to show her great resources to World's Fair visitors. 
 She is rich in minerals, in agriculture, in live stock, 
 cotton, corn, wheat and fruit. 
 
 TEXAS. — Has its beautiful and peculiar five-pointed struc- 
 ture (a revelation in the architects' art). An im- 
 mense dome, 145 feet high, surmounts the center, au 
 exact reproduction of the dome over the State Capital 
 at Austin. $200,000 for exhibits. R. H. Sexton, a 
 native of Texas, will represent World's Fair Commis- 
 sion in St. Louis. 
 
 UTAH. — With her $.50,000 is having a beautiful pavilion, 
 with a miniature gold mine exhibit. In agriculture and 
 horticulture she will be well represented. 
 
 "UNCLE SAM'S" BIRD CAGE.— Containing 2,000 feathered 
 songsters, stands near the Ohio building, on the eastern 
 side of the grounds, and will attract much attention. 
 
 VIRGINIA.— With her $100,000 will reproduce at the World's 
 Fair, "Monticello," the home of Thomas Jefferson, 
 under whose administration tlie Louisiana Purchase was 
 made, a replica of the classic building at Charlottsville, 
 
 Va. 
 
 WASHINGTON. — An immense five-story log house overlooks 
 the Government Building from the south. Her $85,000 
 for beautiful building and artistic scenery displays will 
 be very interesting from the great Northwestern State. 
 
 WEST VIRGINIA. — With her $75,000 will have its classic 
 Greek structure, and will draw on her coal fields, 
 petroleum wells, rich forests and fertile lands for a 
 splendid exhibit. 
 
 WISCONSIN.— Is spending $1000,000 for her cozy English 
 Cottage, with exquisite appointments for the enter- 
 tainment of visitors, and is making an interesting dis- 
 play, showing the richness of her soil, her delightful 
 and valuable fresh water fisheries and her vast pine 
 forests. 
 
 WASHINGTON CITY, D. C— The Nation's Capital will 
 make a distinctive and interesting exhibit apart from 
 the National Government. 
 
 WYOMING. — With her $25,000 will exhibit her vast re- 
 sources in fruits of different kinds, cattle and sheep, 
 cereals and grasses, coal, copper, onyx, marble, soda, 
 etc. 
 
 The sisterhood of States has gone in Mansion Building. 
 Never before had the States such a gathering at any ex- 
 position, and perhaps never will again during the Twentieth 
 Century. Fifty-one. States and Territories erect their im- 
 posing reception halls in the woodland at the World's 
 Greatest Fair. 
 
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 ASSIGNMENT OF SPECIAL DAYS AND 
 
 EVENTS BY COMMITTEE OF 
 
 CEREMONIES, WORLD'S 
 
 FAIR. 
 
 APRIL 30 — Formal opening of the Universal Exposition, 
 
 with impressive ceremonies. 
 MAY 1-2— United Christian Party. 
 MAY 14 — Interscholastic Meet, for St. Louis only. 
 MAY 16 to 21 — International Press Congress. 
 MAY 18, 19, 21, 23 and 24— Federation of Woman's Clubs. 
 MAY 21— Machinists' Day. 
 
 MAY 27 to JUNE 5— State College of Kentucky. 
 MAY 28 — Interscholastic Meet, for schools of Louisiana 
 
 Purchase Territory. 
 MAY 28 — Royal Arcanum Day. 
 MAY 30 — Western College Championships. 
 JUNE 1 — American Press Humorists' Day. 
 JUNE 1 — National Federation Musical Clubs. 
 JUNE 2— State of Kentucky Day (Natal Day). 
 
 JUNE 2 — Amateur Athletic Union (handicap). 
 
 JUNE 3 — Estill Family Reunion (Kentucky branch). 
 
 JUNE 3— Mark Twain Day. 
 
 JUNE 3 — A. A. U. Junior Championships. 
 
 JUNE 4 — A. A. U. Senior Championships. 
 
 JUNE 6 — United States Brewers' Association. 
 
 JUNE 6 to 10 — Interscholastic Baseball. 
 
 JUNE 6 — International Association Chiefs of Police. 
 
 JUNE 7 and 8 — Federation Day (nurseries). 
 
 JUNE 10 — Indiana Press Day. 
 
 JUNE 10 — Travelers' Protective Association. 
 
 JUNE 10 to IS— St. John's Military School (Kansas). 
 
 JUNE 11 — Olympic College Championships. (Open to the 
 colleges of the world.) 
 
 JUNE 13 — Central Association Championships. 
 
 JUNE 14 — Daughters of the American Revolution. 
 
 JUNE 14— State of Montana Day. 
 
 JUNE 15 — Sons of the American Revolution. 
 
 JUNE 15— Oregon Day. 
 
 JUNE 15 to 28 — South Carolina Military Academy. 
 
 JUNE 16 and 17— Iowa Day. 
 
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 JUNE 18— Mass Exhibition. (Turners.) 
 
 JUNE 19 to 26— Ohio Brigade (Knights of Pythias). 
 
 JUNE 20— West Virginia Day. 
 
 JUNE 20 to 25— College Baseball. 
 
 JUNE 21— Printing and Allied Trades Day. 
 
 JUNE 23 — Junior Order United American Mechanics. 
 
 JUNE 26— National Guard of Wisconsin (1,600 officers and 
 men). 
 
 JUNE 28— Royal League. 
 
 JUNE 29— State of Wisconsin Day. 
 
 JUNE 29— World's Unity League. 
 
 JUNE 30— United C!ommercial Travelers' Day. 
 
 JUNE 30— Knights of Honor Day. 
 
 JULY 1 — Legion of Honor Day. 
 
 JULY 1 and 2 — Turners' International and Team Contest. 
 
 JULY 2 to 10— Columbus (Ohio) Rifles (150 officers and 
 band). 
 
 JULY 4 — Celebration of American Independence, with ap- 
 propriate ceremonies. 
 
 JULY 4 — A. A. U. All-around Championships. 
 
 JULY 5 to 7 — Lacrosse Day. 
 
 JULY 5 — Fisk University Day. 
 
 JULY 8 and 9 — Swimming and Water Polo Championships. 
 
 JULY 11 — Wyoming (Anniversary of Statehood). 
 
 JULY 12 — American Osteopathic Association Day. 
 
 JULY 12 to 15— Associated Bill Posters. 
 
 JULY 13 and 14— Y. M. C. A. Basketball Championships. 
 
 JULY 14 — French National Day, 
 
 JULY 15 and 16 — Olympic World's Basketball Champion- 
 ship. 
 
 JULY 18 and 19— Basketball. 
 
 JULY 20 to 22— Irish Sports (hurling and Gaelic football). 
 
 JULY 25— Porto Rico Day. 
 
 JULY 28 — Butchers' and Packers' Association. 
 
 JULY 29— Open Athletic Club Handicap Meeting of West- 
 ern Association, A. A. U. 
 
 JULY 30 — Championship of Western Association, A. A. U. 
 
 AUGUST 1 to 13 — Roque Tournament Days. 
 
 AUGUST 6— Bohemian Day. 
 
 AUGUST 8 to 12— Tennis Day. 
 
 AUGUST 9 — Advertising Men's Day. 
 
 AUGUST 11— ST. LOUIS DAY. 
 
 AUGUST 11 and 12— National Young Men's Baraca Union. 
 
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 AUGUST 12— State of Cuba Day. (Treaty anniversary 
 United States and Spain.) 
 
 AUGUST 13— Army of the Philippines Day. 
 
 AUGUST 16 to 19— National Shorthand Reporters' Asso- 
 ciation. 
 
 AUGUST 16— Newsboys' Day. 
 
 AUGUST 16— United States of •Mexico Day (anniversary). 
 
 AUGUST 18 — Stenographers' Day. 
 
 AUGUST 19— New Mexico Day. 
 
 AUGUST 20— Pennsylvania Day. 
 
 AUGUST 24— Deutscher-Krieger Bund Day. 
 
 AUGUST 25 to 27~American Institute Bank Clerks. 
 
 AUGUST 29 to 31— Dental Congress (Fourth International). 
 
 SEPTEMBER 1 and 2— Jewelers' and Silversmiths' Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 1— State of Tennessee Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 4 to 10— Knights of the Maccabees (Uni- 
 form Rank). 
 
 SEPTEMBER 5 to 9— Foresters' Team. Modern Woodmen 
 of America. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 7 — Royal Neighbors of America. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 7 — United National Association Post Office 
 Clerks. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 8 and 9 — World's Fencing Championship. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 9— House of Hoo-Hoo Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 9— California Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 10 — Spanish War Veterans Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 10— Spanish-American War Nurses. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 12— Maryland State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 12 to 14— Cricket Championships Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 12 to 17 — Third International Congress on 
 Electricity. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 14 — Woodmen of the World's Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 15— Farmers' Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 15— Indiana Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 17— Rural Letter Carriers' Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 17 — Massachusetts Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 17— Colorado State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 19— National Protective Legion. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 19 to 24 — Congress of Arts and Sciences. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 20 — Associated Fraternities of America. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 21 and 22— Illinois State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 23— Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 23— Virginia State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 24— Idaho State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 24— Senate National Union. 
 
AND TFIE WORLD'S FAIR 15 
 
 SEPTEMBER 26 to 28— International Congress of Lawyers 
 and Jurists. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 26 to 29— International Medical Congress. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 26 — Temple of Fraternity Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 28— Maccabees of the World. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 29— Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 30— Kansas State Day. 
 
 SEPTEMBER 30 — National P'raternal Congress. 
 
 OCTOBER 1— Military Congress Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 1— Indian Territory Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 3 to o — American Congress on Tuberculosis. 
 
 OCTOBER 4— New York State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 4— Society of the Army of the Ohio. 
 
 OCTOBER 5— Rhode Island Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 5— New Jersey State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 6 — Maine State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 6— Ohio State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 7 — Daughters of the Confederacy Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 3 to 9— International Congress (Engineering). 
 
 OCTOBER 8— Chicago Press Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 10 to 15 — International Congress on Temper- 
 ance. 
 
 OCTOBER 11— Missouri State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 12— Knights of Columbus Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 13— Connecticut State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 18— Alaska Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 18— Nebraska Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 18 — National Spiritualists' Association. 
 
 OCTOBER 19— Jefferson Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 20— Utah State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 20— District of Columbia Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 26— North Dakota State Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 27 — Ancient Order of United Workmen Day. 
 
 OCTOBER 27— Degree of Honor Day (Ladies Auxiliary, 
 A. O. U. W.). 
 
 OCTOBER 25 to 28— New Thought Convention, 1904. 
 
 NOVEMBER 7 to 12 — Interscliolastic Football. 
 
 NOVEMBER 10 and 11— Relay Racing. (Open to Athletic 
 Clubs, Colleges. Scliools and Y. M. C. A.) 
 
 NOVEMBER 12— College Baseball Day. 
 
 NOVEMBER 15 to 19— Association Football. 
 
 NOVEMBER 21 to 26— Intercollegiate Football. 
 
 NOVEMBF.R 24 — College Football and Lacrosse. (Country 
 Championships, East and West.) 
 
ROYAL, GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 WORLD'S FAIR ITEMS IN A NUTSHELL. 
 
 FAIR OPENS April 30, 1904; closes December 1, 1904. 
 SIZE OF GROUNDS, 1,240 acres; nearly two square 
 
 miles. 
 APPROXIMATE COST OF EXPOSITION, $50,000,000. 
 "OLD GLORY" is World's Fair flag. 
 ADMISSION TO THE FAIR will be 50 cents. 
 WATER SUPPLY drawn from city's sources. 
 TROLLEY CARS expect to handle 150,000 people a day. 
 FAIR POLICE are officially known as Jefferson Guards. 
 WILL HAVE THE BIGGEST AND BEST ART DISPLAY 
 
 ever created. 
 WILL HAVE A SPECIAL BUILDING for every State in 
 
 tlie Union. 
 ONE FARE, fice cents from any point in tlie city to the 
 
 Fair. 
 WILL HAVE A SYSTEM OF LAGOONS and waterways 
 
 rivaling Venice. 
 WILL BE DIFFERENT from past World's Fairs in nearly 
 
 every feature. 
 FORTY-FOUR STATES AND TERRITORIES appropri- 
 ate $.5,812,500. 
 U. S. GOVERNMENT'S TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS, $6,- 
 
 488,000. 
 AMOUNT RAISED BY CITY OF ST. LOUIS and citizens, 
 
 $10,000,000. 
 OVER FIFTY FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS to make elab- 
 orate displays. 
 FESTIVAL HALL, 200 feet high, in center of Cascade 
 
 Gardens. 
 THREE GREAT CASCADES. Largest waterfalls ever con- 
 structed by man. 
 no, 000 GALLONS OF WATER per minute flow over Cas- 
 cades. 
 THIRTY-FIVE MILES OF ASPHALT and gravel roadways 
 
 in grounds. 
 THE ART PALACES. Central structure, permanent. Cost 
 
 .$1,014,000. 
 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS, cost $1,000,- 
 
 rrn-. vpod by Exposition. 
 ROSE GARDEN, six acres in area; 50,000 rose trees. 
 LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT covers 37 acres; $250,000 for 
 
 premiums. 
 MAP OF UNITED STATES in growing crops covers area 
 of 5 acres. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 17 
 
 STRAWBERRY FARM, with 400 varieties growing there- 
 on. 
 
 THE SUM OF $150,000 appropriated for athletic events. 
 AERIAL NAVIGATION— $200,000 appropriated for tourna- 
 ment. 
 
 TEN S,000 HORSE-POWER TURBINE engines in power 
 plant. 
 
 LARGEST GAS ENGINE EVER MADE— 3,000 horse-power. 
 PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT, costing $1,000,000; covers 40 
 
 acres. 
 GREAT BRITAIN TO REPRODUCE to Orangery of Ken- 
 sington Palace. 
 ROTUNDA OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, for Virginia 
 
 State Building. 
 ROBERT BURNS' COTTAGE at Ayrshire to be reproduced 
 
 on grounds. 
 GENERAL GRANT'S CABIN, in St. Louis County, erected 
 
 at Exposition. 
 HAS THE BACKING of the nations and the good will of 
 
 the world. 
 WILL BE THE GREATEST thing of the kind the world 
 
 will see for a century. 
 WILL HAVE A MODEL CITY that no municipality has 
 
 ever yet approached. 
 WILL HAVE A COMPLETE and correct reproduction of 
 
 the City of Jerusalem. 
 ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY international and national 
 
 congresses are to meet during the Fair. 
 TWENTY TO FORTY MINUTES by trolley car from any 
 
 downtown hotel to Fair. 
 ELECTRICAL ACCOUNTING MACHINES will record 
 
 every admission and tell the total ten minutes after 
 
 gates close. 
 WILL HAVE A STORM OF REAL SNOW every day in the 
 
 refrigeration Department. 
 WILL HAVE AIRSHIP CONTESTS for prizes aggregating 
 
 $200,000. 
 FIFTEEN OF THE 100 DIRECTORS are each worth more 
 
 than a million dollars. 
 HAS A TEMPLE OF FRATERNITY for organizations, 
 
 aggregating 6,000,000 in membership. 
 WILL HAVE A MAMMOTH DISPLAY of the peoples and 
 
 resources in our new possessions. 
 HAS A MACHINERY DISPLAY that will explain man's 
 
 conquest over the powers of earth and air and sea. 
 WILL HAVE A TRANSPORTATION EXHIBIT, showing 
 
 man's complete annihilation of time and distance. 
 
 MUSIC BY NATIONAL BANDS, including the President's 
 Band of Mexico and the Garde Republicaine of France. 
 
18 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 HORSE SHOW, lasting two weeks, international in scope. 
 Entries include those of the Imperial German Stable. 
 
 FLORAL CLOCK, with dial 100 feet in diameter and hands 
 50 feet long. All built of flowers. 
 
 HOLLAND SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT will navigate 
 under the waters of the lagoons. 
 
 CAMPING GROUNDS to accommodate thousands for mil- 
 itary and civic organizations. 
 
 U. S. LIFE SAVING STATION. All appliances to be 
 shown in actual use. 
 
 KINGS TO VISIT EXPOSITION. Among them King of 
 "Siam; Somdotoh, Crown Prince of Siam and Ibrahim, 
 Sultan of Johore. 
 
 WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATION. Open to inspection 
 of visitors, to be in operation between Chicago and St. 
 Louis. 
 
 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSES. Assembly of learned 
 men from all over he world. 
 
 RARE TROPICAL GARDENS will surround Cuba's Na- 
 tional Pavilion at World's Fair, and also on the roof, 
 to which visitors will have access by winding stair- 
 way. 
 
 SPANISH THEATER at World's Fair will stand in the 
 Streets of Seville, and will seat 2,000 persons. A 
 troui)e of 60 singers and dancers, direct from Madrid, 
 will give a season of Spanish opera during the World's 
 Fair. 
 
 TEXAS will erect an Obelisk at World Fair of polished 
 marble, red, white and blue. Will stand above other 
 "Lone Star" wonders, 100 feet high and about 20 feet 
 thick; taken from Granite Mountain; said to be the 
 largest solid mass of rock in the world, covering 640 
 acres, without a seam or joint. 
 
 INSIDE INN. To accommodate 6,000 guests daily. Lo- 
 cated within the World's Fair Grounds; 400x800 feet, 
 dining room 140x260 feet. The rates will include ad- 
 mission to grounds. 
 
 GRAND VIEW HOTEL— Largest hotel ever built, with 
 2,000 rooms for visitors. Private entrance to the 
 grounds. 
 
 LINCOLN'S PRIVATE CAR will be exhibited in the 
 Transportation Building. 
 
 CHINESE BUILDING MODELS are marvels of beauty. 
 
 MOROCCO'S NATIONAL PAVILION at the World's Fair 
 is 250x300 feet. 
 
 FRANCE'S DISPLAY will include 5,000 exhibits. 
 
 ST. LOUIS will have the greatest Exposition the World 
 has ever witnessed said Judge Lawler of Supreme 
 Court of San Francisco. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 19 
 
 NATIONS from almost every country in the civilized 
 
 world have space in the Art Department. 
 ILLINOIS NATIONAL GUARDS (10,000 strong) will spend 
 a week at the World's Fair. 
 
 DENMARK AND NORWAY AND SWEDEN will send 
 fine exhiibts to World's Fair. 
 
 THE SAVAGE WILDS of distant Patagonia are to be 
 represented at the World's Fair by the most gigantic 
 race oi! people on the habitable globe. 
 
 W. REIFERSCHEID of Streator, 111., inventor of an air- 
 ship, hopes to win the contest at the World's Fair. 
 
 JAPAN wants more space at the World's Fair, with com- 
 prehensive exhibits of all resom'ces of the nation. 
 
 CHILI'S COMMISSIONER is having a fine pavilion erected 
 at the World's Fair, and the exhibits will show what 
 Chili can produce. 
 
 NICARAGUAN PAVILION is located in the area in front 
 of the Administration Building. The style of the 
 French-Renaissance. 
 
 THE WORLD'S FAIR will have the largest organ in the 
 world — size, three stories high and as big as an ordi- 
 nary ten-room house. Cost $70,000. It took 75,000 feet 
 of lumber to built it. 
 
 JERUSALEM. — The most important sections reproduced. 
 
 MYSTERIOUS ASIA.— India, Ceylon, Burmah and Persia. 
 
 SIBERIAN RAILWAY.— A trip through darkest Russia. 
 
 A TRIP TO THE NORTH POLE.— A wonderful illusion. 
 
 LAPLAND VILLAGE. — Laplanders and Esquimaux. 
 
 NEARLY SIXTY Foreign Governments and Colonies to 
 exhibit. 
 
 FILir-INO SCOUTS. — Four companies of our dusky allies 
 to be brought to the World's Fair. 
 
 ASIA. — The Taj-Mahal of Asia, said to be the most beauti- 
 ful building in the world, will be reproduced. 
 
no ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS. 
 
 St. Louis is the fourth manufacturing city in the United 
 States as well as the fourth in populaiton, having 750,000 
 people, and tlie chief city of the Mississippi Valley. It 
 is the chief commercial and financial center for the people 
 of twenty States. Here are 8,000 factories and two of the 
 largest tobacco factories of the world, the greatest shoe 
 manufactories, the largest brick works, lead works, cracker 
 factories, breweries, iron-rail factory, stove and range 
 works, largest tinware and stamping plant, and the largest 
 street-car factories in the world. 
 
 The wholesale and jobbing trade is no less formidable 
 in its proportions. 
 
 Two of the largest hardware houses in the world, the 
 largest drug house, woodenware, carpet houses, etc. Twen- 
 ty-four lines of railways have terminals here, and with 
 the Mississippi River steamers transport the vast com- 
 merce that spreads over a score of States. The city's man- 
 ufacturing products last year were sold for $400,000,000. 
 
 The city last year sold more dry goods than anything else, 
 worth $60,000,000; next was foot wear, worth $40,000,000; 
 next hardware, worth $35,000,000. Annual sale in drugs 
 amounted to $40,000,000; tobacco, $26,000,000; beer, $18,- 
 000,000; railway cars manufactured here, $15,000,000, and 
 wooden ware, $10,000,000. 
 
 The railways developing the country tributary to St. 
 Ix>nis are building more lines of new road tlian is being 
 built In all the rest of the United States put together. 
 Last year over half of the new railway building in this 
 country was done in the commercial territory of St. Louis. 
 These railways and the steamboat lines carrying freight 
 for St. Louis handled 30,000,000 tons of freight, coming into 
 and going out of the city last year. 
 
 Tlae city covers 63 square miles, or 40,000 acres within 
 her limits. The frontage of the Mississippi is 20 miles, and 
 one street (Broadway) is over 18 miles long. 
 
 ST. LOUIS UNION STATION.— At 18th and Market, is one 
 of the largest and finest in the world, covering over 
 11 acres. North frontage is 606 feet, and the train 
 shed 700 feet long. Contains 32 tracks. The clock 
 tower is 232 feet high. Cost $6,500,000, and is used 
 by 24 lines of railways. The glass-roofed hall in front 
 of the gates will hold 30,000 people. 
 
 THE ST. LOUIS (EADS) BRIDGE.— At 3rd and Washing- 
 ton, is a two-story structure, the lower story having a 
 double track steam railway and the deck is a highway 
 75 feet wide. The bridge is 6,220 feet long, and the 
 total distance, west end of tunnel to Relay Depot, 
 East St. Louis, is 10,537 feet. Total cost of bridge, 
 including tunnel and approaches, $10,000,000. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S PAIR. 
 
 iMP]RCHANTS' BRIDGE.— Length of bridge proper, 522 
 feet; total length of bridge and approaches, 10,7Gi 
 feet. Total c<Jst of bridge and approaches, $2,000,000. 
 
 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE OP ST. LOUIS. — 4th and 
 Pine. Was organized in 1S36 as the Chamber of Com- 
 merce and remained under this head until 1862, whea 
 it was succeeded by its present title, Merchants' Ex- 
 change. It is the oldest trading organization in the 
 country, and fittingly represents the linancial solidity 
 and «.ommercial supremacy of St. Louis. Length of 
 hall 221% feeet, breadth 02 feet, height SO feet. Cost 
 $2,000,000. 
 
 NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.— Tlie largest stock market in 
 the world; is located adjoining the city of East St. 
 Louis. 111. Thirty-four commission houses, together 
 with the purchases made by packers, transact an 
 aggregate of $100,000,000 worth of business annually. 
 The buildings, pens, alleys, etc., cover an area of 676 
 acres, tlie greater part of which is paved with vitriiied 
 brick. 
 
 CITY GOVERNMENT OFFICES. 
 
 NEW CITY HALL.— Market, Chestnut, 12th and 13th. 
 HON. ROLLA WELLS, Mayor, room 200; Comptroller, 
 room 214; Treasurer, room 222; Auditor, room 219; 
 Registrar, room 203; Collector, room 110; Coroner, 
 room 12; Recorder of Deeds, room 126; Chief of Fire 
 Department, room 10-4; Marriage License, room 122; 
 Park Commissioner, room 304; Street Commissioner, 
 room 325. 
 
 OLD CITY HALL.— Market, Chestnut and 11th. Board of 
 Health, Health Commissioner, Milk Inspector, First 
 District Police Court. 
 
 FOUR COURTS.— Clark, 11th and 12th. Marshall, Jailor, 
 Chief of Police, Chief of Detectives, Criminal Division 
 Circuit Court, No. 8 and No. 9, Grand Jury Department, 
 Court of Criminal Correction, Board of Police Commis- 
 sioners. , _^ .iL«4. j; 
 
 CITY MORGUE.— Corner 12th and Spruce. 
 
 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.— 706 Chestnut. 
 
 CITY CHEMIST.— 1141 Market. 
 
 COURT HOUSE. — Market, between 4th and Broadway. 
 Sheriff, Jury Commissioner, Probate Court, Court of 
 Appeals, Circuit Court, Civil Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 
 6, 7. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 ST. LOUIS is owned by St. Louisans. 
 A CITY where bar.k failures do not occur. 
 MOST HOSPITABLE city on tlie continent. 
 THE TERMINUS of twenty-four railways. 
 MAKES 00,000,000 pounds of candy annually. 
 HAS ONE SEWER 24 feet and one sewer 30 feet in di- 
 ameter. 
 HAS THE FINEST street cars in the world. 
 MAKES MORE street cars than any other city on earth. 
 THE LARGEST horse and mule market in the world. 
 HAS THE LARGEST drug house in the world. 
 HAS THE BEST credit of any city in America. 
 SELLS MORE than 80,000,000 pounds of barbed wire 
 
 yearly. 
 HAS $6,3.>4,8.ol invested in public school property. 
 HAS A WATERWORKS plant which cost more than $30,- 
 
 000,000. 
 THE SECOND city in the world in the production of 
 
 •wheat flour. 
 TAKES THE LEAD in the manufacture of crackers for the 
 
 world. 
 HAS 133 HOTELS, 532 miles of sewers, 311 regular publi- 
 cations, 196 building associations, 39 fire engine com- 
 panies. 
 HAS A POPULATION of 750,000. A typical city; owns 
 its waterworks plant, with its 660 miles of water mains 
 and its 7,200 factories of all kinds. 
 IN 1799 St. Louis showed a population of 925. 
 IN 1822 St. Louis had a population of 4,800. 
 ST. LOUIS has a water supply of 100,000,000 gallons pei 
 
 day. 
 A PUBLIC LIBRARY, containing 140,000 volumes. 
 WATER consumption of 67,179,600 gallons per day. 
 ONE HALL, with a seating capacity of 15,000. 
 ST. LOUIS has paid out $4,926,087.85 in the purchase of 
 
 land for parks. 
 FORTY MILLION pieces of mail were handled in St. Loui? 
 
 Post Office during 1902. 
 ST. LOUIS' UNION STATION, Grand Central Hall, has a 
 
 floor area of 8,880 square feet. 
 ST. LOUIS has 1,077 streets and avenues. 
 A ST. LOUIS BUILDING contains the largest plate-glass 
 
 window ever made. 
 ST. LOUIS in 1902 erected 4,502 houses, with an aggregate 
 
 value of $12,854,035. 
 THE TOTAL number of employes in the St. Louis Post 
 
 Office is 1,400. 
 ST. LOUIS has 460 miles of street railroad, the largest 
 railroad station in the world, ten garden theaters open 
 in summer, ten regular tlieaters, running in season. 
 HAS the finest botanical garden in America. 
 THE FIRST marriage ceremony performed in St. Louis was 
 
 solemnized on April 10, 1766. 
 ST. LOUIS on May 27, 1896, was swept by a tornado, and 
 it is estimated that 215 lives were blotted out and 1,000 
 persony injured in St. Louis. The money loss approxi- 
 mated at $15,000,000. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S B'AIR, 
 
 STREETS AND AVENUES. 
 
 Their Names, Location, Ssystem of Numbering and tlie 
 Most Convenient Way for Reaclaiiig Any Number 
 on Any Street. 
 
 EXPLANATION. 
 
 On all streets running west from the Mississippi River 
 the houses fronting on these streets are numbered from 
 the river west to eily limits, odd numbers on the north 
 side and even on the south side of each street. Generally 
 100 house numbers are allotted to each block. By this 
 arrangement the house nunibers in each block indicate the 
 number of blocks they are from the river; thus, Twelfth 
 street is 1200 west, twelve blocks from the river; Jefferson 
 avenue is 2600 west; Grand avenue is 3600 west; King's 
 Highway is 5000 \Aest; World's Fair is 6000 west (about 
 six miles); they are twenty-six, thirty-six, fifty and sixty 
 blocks, respectively, from the river. If you divide the 
 house number by 100 the result will, as a general rule, give 
 tlie number of blocks you are from the river. Having 
 ascertained this, subtract it from sixty and it will give 
 you the number of blocks you are east of the World's B^air. 
 
 For streets running north and south, Market street or 
 Laclede avenue is the center or dividing line for house 
 numbering. Market street extends from tne Wharf, west- 
 wardly to 2700, Laclede avenue being a continuation of 
 Market street, from 2700 westwardly to King's Highway, 
 and would be near the center line of the World's Fair. 
 North of the dividing line houses number northwardly, south 
 of the dividing line southwardly, odd numbers on the west 
 and even on the east side of the streets; thus, Chouteau 
 avenue is 1000 south, ten blocks; Park avenue is 1500 south, 
 fifteen blocks south of the dividing line. Washington 
 avenue is 600 north, six blocks; Franklin avenue is 900 
 north, nine blocks. To ascertain the number of blocks 
 from the center line of the World's Fair of any house num- 
 ber on a north and south street, apply rule given above for 
 ascertaining number of blocks west of the river, etc. 
 
 Following the description of the street location is the 
 name of the car line that runs closest to the numbers given, 
 each street being divided into a sufficient number of sec- 
 tions to enable one to reach any desired number in the most 
 direct manner possible. When "Sub. Line" is not specified 
 it is understood that the car referred to is a Transit Com- 
 pany line. 
 
 The following abbreviations will be used: 
 
 Av. — Avenue. S. — South. 
 
 PI.— Place. N.— North. 
 
 Al. — ^Alley. Ry. — Railwaj'. 
 
 Blvd. — Boulevard. Rd.— Road. 
 
 E.— East. St.— Street. 
 
 W.— West. T.— Tri.nsfor. 
 
24 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 STREETS— IN AliPHABETICAL, ORDER. 
 
 "A" St. N.&S. 3900 W. & 5200 S. From Eichelberger to 
 
 Walsh, 1 street East of Morganford Rd. Cherokee 
 
 Line to 5200 S., go 15 blocks East, or Oak Hill branch, 
 
 Missouri Pacific. 
 ACADEMY AV. N.&S. 5100 W. From Delmar to Easton. 
 
 700 to 1100, Delmar or Suburban Park Lines; 1100 to 
 
 1500, Page or Easton Lines. 
 ACCOMAC. E.&W. 2200 S. From California to Man- 
 chester Roiid. 2800 to 3100, Belief ontaine Line; 4900 
 
 to 5000, King's Highway Line. 
 ADAMS. E.&W. 400 S. From 21st st. to Rankin, 2100 
 
 to 2900, Jefferson Line; 3000 to 3400, Market St. Line. 
 ADELAIDE AV. E.&W. 5400 N. From Hall to Rosalie. 
 
 100 to 1000. Broadway Line; 1000 to 2100, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 ADELIA AV. E.&W. 8600 S. Prom River des Peres to 
 
 city limits. Broadway Line. 
 ADELINE. E.&W. 6100 W. From Sulphur to Knox. 
 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 AGNES. E.&W. 3500 N. From Blair to N. 21st st. Lee 
 
 av. Line. 
 AILANTHUS. N.&S. 6000 W. From Maple to Suburban 
 
 Ry. 000 to 1000, Suburban Line; 1000 to 1200, Page 
 
 Line. 
 ALAiiAMA AV. N.&S. 3200 W. From Alaska St., 4700 
 
 S., to city limits. Bellefontaine Line. 
 ALASKA AV. N.&S. 3500 W. From Osceola, 4400 S., to 
 
 city limits. Bellefontaine Line. 
 ALBERTA. E.&W. 3900 S. From Missouri to Jefferson, 
 
 2200 to 2300, Broadway Line; 3400 to 3600 Grand Line. 
 ALBION PL. E.&W. 1500 S. Missouri to Jefferson. 
 
 2300 to 2600, Park or Jefferson Lines; Theodore to 
 
 Lillian, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 ALEXANDER. N.&S. 400 W. From Chippewa to Keokuk. 
 
 3800 to 4000 S., Cherokee Line. 
 ALFRED AV. N.&S. 4500 W. From Shenandoah to 
 
 Magnolia. 2500 to 2700, King's Highway Line; 3000 
 
 to 3300, Tower Grove Line. 
 ALGERNON. N.&S. 2000 W. From Warner to Harris. 
 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 ALICE AV. E.&W. 2000 W. From Wame to Rosalie. 
 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 ALLEN AV. E.&W. 200 S. From Broadway to Compton. 
 
 700 to 1200, Broadway Line: 1200 to 1700, Cherokee 
 
 Line; 1700 to 2800, Bellefontaine Line; 2900 to 3200, 
 
 Compton Heights Line. 
 ALLEN MARKET LANE. E.&W. 2100 S. From 12th to 
 
 13th. Cherokee Line. 
 ALSACE AV. E.&W. 3600 N. From Marcus to King's 
 
 Highway. 4700 to 4900, Marcus or Spring av. Lines. 
 AMANDA. E.&W. 1900 S. From Sulphur to Knox, 6100 
 
 to 6200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 ANDERSON AV. E.&W. 4300 N. From Newstead to 
 
 Euclid. 4300 to 4700, Taylor Line; 4700 to 4900, Spring 
 
 Line. 
 ANGELICA. E.&W. 4100 N. From Wharf to 25tb st. 
 
 1 to 1000, Broadway Line; 1000 to 2500, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 ANGELRODT. E.&W. 3400 N. From Wharf to Branch. 
 
 1 to 1000, Broadway Line; 1000 to 2600, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 ANN AV. E.&W. 2200 S. From Broadway to California. 
 
 700 to POO, Broadway Line; 900 to 1300, Cherokee Line; 
 
 1300 to 2200, Tower Grove Line; 2200 to 2800, Jefferson 
 
 Line. 
 ANTELOPE. E.&W. 7800 N. From Broadway east. 500 
 
 to 600, Broadway Line. 
 ARCADE AV. N.&S. 5600 W. From Maple to Suburban 
 
 Ry. (Sub. Park Line.) 
 ARCH. N.&S. 700 W. Prom Humboldt to Aurora. Broad- 
 way Line, off at 7200 N. 
 ARCO AV. E.&W. 1100 S. From King's Highway to 
 
 Manchester. 4200 to 4600, Chouteau Line. 
 ARKANSAS AV. N.&S. 3500 W. From Shenandoah to 
 
 Osage. 2300 to 4000, Grand Line. 
 ARLINGTON AV. N.&S. 5400 W. From Page to Bircher. 
 
 1300 to 1500, Page Line; 1500 to 1700, Easton Line; 
 
 1700 to 4200, Union car (Sub. liine). 
 A r:\IAND. E.&W. 2300 S. From Jefferson to Ohio. 2600 
 
 to 2S00, Jefferson Line. 
 ARMSTRONG AV. N.&S. 2200 W. From Chouteau to 
 
 Park. 1000 to 1400, Park Line. 
 ARSENAL. E.&W. 3100 S. From Wharf to McCausland. 
 
 1 to 700, Broadway Line; 700 to 2600, Cass Line; 2600 
 
 to 3000, Jefferson Line; 3000 to 6800, Tower Grove 
 
 Line. 
 ARTHUR AV. E.&W. 3400 S. From Regal PI. to Sulphur. 
 
 5500 to 6000, Tower Grove Line. 
 ASHLAND AV. E.&W. 3500 N. From Prairie to Euclid. 
 
 3800 to 4000, Vandeventer Line; 4000 to 4200, O'Fallon 
 
 Park car (Sub. Line); 4200 to 4600, Taylor Line; 4600 
 
 to 4900, Marcus Line. 
 ASHLAND PL. N.&S. 4500 W. From Kossuth to Mar- 
 
 garetta. 4000 to 4100, Lee Line. 
 ASHLEY. E.&W. 1300 N. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 
 1 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 ATCHISON PL. N.&S. 1450 W. From Wash to Carr. 
 
 1000 to 1100, Suburban Lines. 
 ATHLONE AV. E.&W. 5800 N. From Hall to Penrose. 
 
 1 to 700, Broadway Line; 2200 to 2800, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 2800 to 4200, O'Fallon Park car (Sub. Line), 
 
 or Lee Line. 
 ATLANTIC. E.&W. 700 S. From 22d st. to Spring. 
 
 2200 to 3700, Market Line. 
 AUBERT AV. N.&S. 4900 W. From Delmar to Easton. 
 
 700 to 1100, Delmar or Olive "Through"; 1100 to 1600, 
 
 Page Line; 700 to 1600. Suburban Park Line. 
 AUBERT PL. TERRACE. E.&W. 800 N. From Euclid 
 
 to Bayai'd. Suburban Park Line. 
 
2G ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 AUDUBON AV. E.&W. 400 S. From Taylor to King's 
 
 Highway. 4500 to 4600, Taylor Line. 
 AlliOliA. E.OtW. 2400 N. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 
 1 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 AUSTIN. E.&W. 700 S. From 12th to 18th. 1200 to 
 
 1800, Park or Compton Heights Line. 
 •B" ST. N.&S. 3900 W. and 6200 S. From Eichelberger 
 
 to Walsh. Cherokee Line. 
 BACON. N.&S. 3500 W. From Cass to Natural Bridge 
 
 Rd. 1700 to 3700, Grand Line. 
 BADEN. E.&W. 8200 N. From Broadway to Maline 
 
 Creek. 200 to 800, Broadway Line. 
 BAiLEY AV. E.&W. 4000 N. From Glasgow to Grand. 
 
 3000 to 360G. Grand Line. 
 BALDWIN. N.&S. 2900 W. From North Market to St. 
 
 Louis av. 2500 to 2800, Cass Line. 
 BALSAM. E.&W. 2400 S. From Ecoff to Missouri Pacific 
 
 Ry. 6800 to 6900, BenLon car (.Sub. Line). 
 BAMBERGER AV. N.&S. 2800 W. From Potomac to 
 
 Keokuk. 2500 to 4000, Cherokee Line. 
 BANCROFT AV. E.&W. 4300 S. From King's Highway 
 
 to city limits. 4900 to 5800, King's Highway Line; 
 
 7006 to 7200, Frisco Ry. to Lindenwooa. 
 BARRACKS AV. N.&S. 200 W. From Cherokee to Ca- 
 
 hokia. 3400 to 3900, Broadway Line. 
 BARRETT. E.&W. 3900 N. From Glasgow to Grand. 
 
 3200 to 3600, Grand Line. 
 B.VRiiON AV. N.&S. 5300 W. From Wise to Manchester 
 
 Rd. 1200 to 1400, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 BARRY. E.&W. 1500 S. From Wharf to 9th st. 1 to 900, 
 
 Broadw^ay Line. 
 BARTLE AV. N.&S. 4123 W. Crossing Papin. 800 to 
 
 1000, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 BARTMER AV. E.&W. 1300 N. From Union to western 
 
 city limits. 5500 to 6200, Page Line. 
 BARTON. E.&W. 2400 S. From \vharf to 18th st. 1 to 
 
 1000, Broadway Line; 1000 to 1800, Cherokee Line. 
 BATES. E.&W. 5600 S. From Broadway to Gravois. 
 
 1 to 400, Broadway Line; 400 to 3600, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 4200 to 4600, Cherokee Line. 
 BAY. N.&S. 2700 W. Keokuk to Osage. 3900 to 4000, 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 BAYARD AV. N.&S. 4800 W. From Delmar to Easton. 
 
 700 to 1000, Delmar or Olive "Through"; 700 to 1500, 
 
 Page or Suburban Park Line; 3100 to 3500, Cass Line. 
 BEACH AV. N.&S. 6000 W. From Maple south. 900 
 
 to 1000, Suburban Park Line. 
 BEAUMONT. N.&S. 2700 W. From Franklin to Clark. 
 
 300 S. to 300 N., Market Line; 300 N. to 800 N., 
 
 Olive Line. 
 BEAUTY ALLEY. E.&W. 24.52 S. From Indiana to 
 
 Shenandoah. 2300 to 2400, Tower Grove Line. 
 BECK AV. E.&W. 3700 S. From Oak Hill to King's 
 
 Highw^ay. 4100 to 4900. Cherokee Line. 
 BELL AV. E.&W. 900 N. From Ewing to King's High- 
 way. 2900 to 5000, Suburban Park or Delmar Lines. 
 
AND THE WORLDS FAIR. 27 
 
 BELLEFONTANE RD. E.&W. 4400 N. From Broadway 
 to nth St. 800 to 1100, Broadway Line. 
 
 BELLE GLADE AV. N.&S. 4100 W. From Easton to 
 Keunerly. 1500 to 1800, Easton Line; 1500 to 2600, 
 O'Fallou Park car (Sub. Line). 
 
 BELLE VIEW. N.&S. 1100 W. From Linton to O' Fallon 
 Park. 5200 to 5400, Broadway i^ine. 
 
 BELMONT. E.&W. 300 S. From 14th to 16th sts. 1400 
 to 1600, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 BEIiT AV. N.&S. 5500 W. From De Givei-ville to King's 
 Highway. 400 to 600, Olive-Clayton Line; 700 to 1200, 
 Delmar or Olive "Through" Line; 1100 to 1400, Sub- 
 urban Park or Page Line; 1400 to 2000, Easton Line; 
 2000 to 2800, Cass Line. 
 
 BENEDICT AV. N.&S. 100 W. From E. Grand to Ade- 
 laide. 4800 to 5400, Broadway Line. 
 
 BENJAMIN. E.&W. 3800 N. From Florissant to 23rd st. 
 2100 to 2300, Lee Line. 
 
 BENT AV. N.&S. 4200 W. From Arsenal to Tholozan. 
 3100 to 3700, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 BENTON PL. N.&S. 2200 W. From Hickory to Park. 
 1200 to 1400, Park or Compton Pleights Lines. 
 
 BENTON TERRACE. N.&S. G900 W. Benton car (Sub. 
 Line). 
 
 BENTON. E.&W. 2500 N. From 1st to Garrison. 1 to 
 900, Broadway Line ; 900 to 1 900, Lee Line ; 1900 to 2300, 
 Eighteenth Line; 2300 to 3000, Jefferson Line. 
 
 BERLIN AV. E.&W. 300 N. From Newstead to King's 
 Highway. 4400 to 5000, Maryland-Olive Line. 
 
 BERNARD. E.&W. 500 S. From .Tefferson to Spring. 
 2600 to 3700, Market Line. 
 
 BERNAYS AV. E.&W. 7600 N. From Florissant to 
 Biroher. 2200 to 2600, Union car (Sub. Line), or Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 BERTHA AV. E.&W. 1400 N. From Hodiamont to West- 
 ern citv limits. 6100 to 6300, Suburban Park Line. 
 
 BERTHOLD AV. E.&W. 1100 S. One block south of 
 Forest Park. From King's Highway to Clayton Rd. 
 4900 to 6500, Chouteau Line. 
 
 BESSIE AV. E.&W. 4200 N. From Taylor av. one block 
 west. 4400 to 4500, Lee or Taylor Lines. 
 
 BIDDLE. E.&W. 1200 N. From Wharf to .Jefferson. 1 to 
 800, Broadway Line; 800 to 1000, Lee Line; 1600 to 
 2100, Eighteenth Line; 2100 to 2600, Jefferson Line. 
 
 BILLON AV. N.&S. 6100 W. From Clayton to Man- 
 chester. 1100 to 1300, Chouteau Line; 1400 to 1700, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 BINGHAM AV. E.&W. 4300 S. From Virginia to Mor- 
 
 ; ganford Rd. 3600 to 4300, Grand Line; 3900 to 4300, 
 Cherokee Line. 
 
 BIRCHER. E.&W. 0300 N. on Broadway. From Hall 
 to western city limits. 100 to 1.500, Broadway Line; 
 1500 to 49W, Belle fontaine Line; 4900 to 6100, Union 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 
 BIRGE PL. E.&W. 3000 N, From Euclid to Union. 4900 
 to 5300, Cass Line, 
 
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 BISGIIOFF AV. E.&W. 2200 S. From King's Highway 
 to Sublette. 4900 to 5500, Kings Highway Line or 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 BISMARCK. N.&S. 400 W. From Russell to Lami and 
 from Barton to Dorcas. 2200 to 2900, Broadway Line. 
 BISQUE. N.ifeS. 9000 N. Near Bissell's Point. Broad- 
 way Line. 
 BISSELL. E.&W. 4500 N. From Broadway to Florissant. 
 1100 to 1500, Broadway Line; 1500 to 2200, Bellefon- 
 taiue Line. 
 BliXxN'ER. E.&.W. 8100 N. From Moline Creek to Switzer 
 
 av. 100 to 1100, Broadway Line, 
 BLACKSTONE AV. N.&S. 5700 W. From North Market 
 to Julian. 1250 to 1500, Page Line; 1500 to 2400, 
 Easton Line. 
 BLAINE AV. E.&TV. 1600 S. From Grand to Tower 
 Grove. 3600 to 4000, Park Line; 4000 to 4300, Market 
 Line. 
 BLAIR AV. N.&S. 1500 W. From Biddle to College. 
 1300 tc 3700, Lee Line; 3700 to 4600, Belief ontaine 
 Line. 
 BLASE AV. E.&W. 7900 i\. From Broadway east. 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 BLEECK AV. E.ScW. 2.500 S. From Ecoff to Mo. Pac. 
 
 Ry., Benton car (Sub Line). 
 BLENjJON PL. N.&S. 7100 W. From Manchester av. 
 
 north to 2200 south. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 BLOW. E.&W. 7100 S. From Wharf to Morganford Rd. 
 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 300 to 3S00, Belief ontaine 
 Line; 3800 to 4800, Cherokee Line. 
 BOARDMAN. N.&S. 5000 W. From Northupp to Bis- 
 
 choff. 1700 to 2100, King's Highway Line. 
 
 BOTAMCAI/ AV. E.&W. 1-300 S. From Urand to King's 
 
 Highway. 3600 to 4100, Park or Compton Heights 
 
 Line: 4200 to 4300, Market Line; 4500 to 5000, King's 
 
 Highway Line. 
 
 BO WEN. E.&W. 6200 S. From Wharf to 8th st. River 
 
 to 300 west, Broadway Line; 300 to 800, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 BOW'MaN AV. E.&W. 6200 W. From Simpson to Eliza- 
 beth, in Clifton Heights. Tower Grove Line. 
 BOYCE AV. E.&W. 500 S. 4100 to 4300, Laclede Line. 
 BOYLE AV. N.&S. 4.i00 W. From Olive to Mo. Pac. 
 Ry. (500 S.). 1 to 400 N., Laclede Line; 400 to 500 N., 
 Olive Line; 1 to 700 S., Laclede Line; 700 to 1000 S., 
 Chouteau Line; 1000 to 150 S., Market Line. 
 BRADLEY AV. E.&W. 3200 S. From Ivanhoe to FriscD 
 
 Ry. 6700 to 70O0, Frisco Ry. to Gratiot Station. 
 BRANCH. E.&W. 3100 N. From Wharf to Florissant. 
 1 to 1100. Broadway Line; 1100 to 1400, Bellefontaine 
 Line; 1400 to 2200, Lee Line. 
 BRANCONIER PL. 2000 N. From Euclid east. Marcus 
 
 Line. 
 BRANNON AV N.&S. 5300 W. From Old Manchester 
 av. to Scanlan, and from Bancroft to Nottingham, 
 2700 to 3200, Tower Grove Line; 4300 to 4800, King's 
 Highway Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 29 
 
 BRANTNEH FL. E.&W. 1500 N. From Webster to 
 
 Francis. 3100 to 3500, Easton Line. 
 BREMEN AV. E.&W. 3900 N. From Wharf to 25th st. 
 
 100 to 900, Broadway Line; 1000 to 2000, Bellefon- 
 
 taine Line; 2100 io 2500, Lee Line. 
 BROADWAY. N.&S. 500 W. From northern city limits 
 
 to southern city limits. 8900 N. to 8700 S., Broadway 
 
 Line. 
 
 BROADWAY, NORTH. 
 
 Chestnut 
 
 101 
 
 100 
 
 Bellefontalne Rd. 4401 .... 
 
 Pine 
 
 201 
 
 200 
 
 Cornelia 
 
 .. 4400 
 
 Olive 
 
 301 
 
 200 
 
 Douglass 
 
 . .. 4432 
 
 Locust 
 
 401 
 
 400 
 
 Blssell 4501 4500 
 
 St. Charles 
 
 501 
 
 500 
 
 May 
 
 ... 4.532 
 
 Washington Av. 
 
 601 
 
 600 
 
 Grand Av. 4601 4600 
 
 Lucas Av. 
 
 701 
 
 700 
 
 John Av. 
 
 ... 4800 
 
 Morgan 
 
 801 
 
 800 
 
 Gano Av. 4901 4900 
 
 Franklin Av. 
 
 901 
 
 900 
 
 Prairie Av. 5001 90O0 
 
 Wash 
 
 1001 
 
 1000 
 
 Cowen 5015 
 
 Carr 
 
 1101 
 
 1100 
 
 De Soto Av. 
 
 . .. 5100 
 
 Blddle 
 
 1201 
 
 
 Linton Av. 5201 
 
 0' Fallon 
 
 1301 
 
 
 Talcott Av. 
 
 . .. 5200 
 
 Dickson 
 
 
 1400 
 
 College Av. 5251 
 
 Cass Av. 
 
 1501 
 
 1500 
 
 Whiters Av. 
 
 . .. 5300 
 
 Florida 
 
 
 1520 
 
 Adelaide Av. 5401 5400 
 
 Mullanphy 
 
 1601 
 
 1600 
 
 Pair Av. 
 
 . .. 5500 
 
 Howard 
 
 .... 
 
 1700 
 
 Harris Av. 
 
 ... 5600 
 
 Mound 
 
 1737 
 
 1726 
 
 Red Bud Av. 
 
 . . . 5700 
 
 Brooklyn 
 
 1801 
 
 1800 
 
 Athlone Av. 
 
 ... 5800 
 
 Hempstead 
 
 1825 
 
 1826 
 
 Holly Av. 
 
 ... 5900 
 
 La Beaume 
 
 1901 
 
 1900 
 
 Clarence Av. 
 
 ... 6000 
 
 Tyler 
 
 1935 
 
 1936 
 
 Pope Av. 
 
 ... 6100 
 
 Chambers 
 
 2001 
 
 2000 
 
 Carrie Av. 6201 6200 
 
 Madison 
 
 2101 
 
 2100 
 
 Bircher 6301 6300 
 
 Clinton 
 
 2201 
 
 2200 
 
 Morin A v. 
 
 ... 6400 
 
 Monroe 
 
 2301 
 
 2300 
 
 Campbell Av. 
 
 ... 6500 
 
 North Market 
 
 2401 
 
 2400 
 
 Sweringen Av. 
 
 ... 6600 
 
 Benton 
 
 2501 
 
 2.500 
 
 Newman Av. 
 
 ... 6700 
 
 Warren 
 
 2601 
 
 2600 
 
 Pitzman Av. 
 
 ... 6800 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 2701 
 
 2700 
 
 Keber Av. 
 
 . . . 6900 
 
 St. Louis Av. 
 
 2801 
 
 2800 
 
 Luther Av. 
 
 ... 7000 
 
 Wright 
 
 2901 
 
 2900 
 
 Humboldt Av. 
 
 ... 7200 
 
 Palm 
 
 3001 
 
 3000 
 
 Schiller Av. 
 
 ... 7300 
 
 Branch 
 
 3101 
 
 3100 
 
 Aurora Av. 
 
 ... 7400 
 
 Dock 
 
 3201 
 
 3200 
 
 Calvary Av. 
 
 ... 7500 
 
 Buchanan 
 
 3301 
 
 3300 
 
 Thatcher Av. 
 
 ... 7700 
 
 Angelrodt 
 
 3401 
 
 3-ino 
 
 Christian Av. 7 
 
 901 7900 
 
 Destrehan 
 
 3501 3500 
 
 Bittner 8 
 
 101 8100 
 
 Mallinckrodt 
 
 3601 
 
 3600 
 
 Baden Av. 8 
 
 201 8200 
 
 Salisbury 
 
 3701 
 
 3700 
 
 Hall's Ferry rd. 8 
 
 301 .... 
 
 Farrar 
 
 3801 
 
 
 Gimblln Road 8 
 
 401 8400 
 
 Bremen Av. 
 
 3901 
 
 3900 
 
 Doddridge 
 
 ... 8500 
 
 Angelica 
 
 4101 
 
 4100 
 
 Hornsby A v. 8 
 
 601 .... 
 
 Penrose 
 
 4201 
 
 4230 
 
 Columbia Bottom 
 
 
 Ferry 
 
 
 4300 
 
 Road 
 
 ... 8900 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 
 BROADWAY, SOUTH. 
 
 
 Walnut 
 
 100 101 
 
 Miami 
 
 3600A 3601A 
 
 Elm 
 
 200 201 
 
 Missouri Av. 
 
 .... 3651A 
 
 Clark Av. 
 
 300 301 
 
 Winnebago 
 
 .... 3701 
 
 Spruce 
 
 400 401 
 
 Stansbury 
 
 3750 .... 
 
 Valentine 
 
 500 .... 
 
 Chippewa 
 
 3800 3801 
 
 Poplar 
 
 600 601 
 
 Jefferson Av. 
 
 
 Cerre 
 
 700 701 
 
 Keokuk 
 
 3900 3901 
 
 Gratiot 
 
 800 801 
 
 Alberta 
 
 3928 .... 
 
 Lombard 
 
 900 .... 
 
 Osage 
 
 4000 4001 
 
 Papin 
 
 .... 901 
 
 Montana Av . 
 
 4032 .... 
 
 Chouteau Av. 
 
 .... 1001 
 
 Gasconade 
 
 4100 .... 
 
 La Salle 
 
 .... 1101 
 
 Piedmont Av. 
 
 4100 .... 
 
 Convent 
 
 1200 .... 
 
 Meramec 
 
 4200 4201 
 
 Hickory 
 
 .... 1201 
 
 Ohio Av. 
 
 .... 4235 
 
 St. Joseph 
 
 .... 1221 
 
 Chariton 
 
 4300 4301 
 
 St. Anthony 
 
 .... 1251 
 
 Osceloa 
 
 4400 4401 
 
 Rutger 
 
 1300 1301 
 
 Wyandotte 
 
 4434 
 
 Merchant 
 
 1400 .... 
 
 Dakota 
 
 4500 .... 
 
 Park Av. 
 
 1401 
 
 Neosho 
 
 4600 4601 
 
 Miller 
 
 1410 .... 
 
 Itaska 
 
 .... 4701 
 
 Barry 
 
 1500 1501 
 
 Nebraska Av. 
 
 .... 4901 
 
 Marion 
 
 1534 1531 
 
 Maeder 
 
 5000 5001 
 
 Carroll 
 
 1600 1601 
 
 Hill 
 
 5100 .... 
 
 Soulard 
 
 1700 1701 
 
 Delor 
 
 .... 5101 
 
 Lafayette Av. 
 
 1800 1801 
 
 Walsh 
 
 5200 5201 
 
 Geyer Av. 
 
 1900 1901 
 
 Eiehelberger 
 
 5300 5301 
 
 Allen Av. 
 
 .... 2001 
 
 Eiler 
 
 5400 5401 
 
 Lesperance 
 
 2000 .... 
 
 Passen 
 
 5500 5501 
 
 Russell Av. 
 
 2100 2101 
 
 Bates 
 
 5600 5601 
 
 Ann Av. 
 
 .... 2201 
 
 Caldwell 
 
 5700 5701 
 
 Trudeau 
 
 2200 .... 
 
 Dover 
 
 5800 5801 
 
 Shenandoah Av. 
 
 .... 2303 
 
 Ellwood 
 
 5900 5901 
 
 Duchouquette 
 
 2300 .... 
 
 Fillmore 
 
 6000 6001 
 
 Lami 
 
 2332 2331 
 
 Bowen 
 
 6200 6201 
 
 Barton 
 
 2400 2401 
 
 Iron 
 
 6300 6301 
 
 Victor 
 
 2500 2501 
 
 Kansas 
 
 6400 6401 
 
 Sidney 
 
 2600 2601 
 
 Soper 
 
 6500 6501 
 
 St. George 
 
 2700 .... 
 
 Malt 
 
 6600 6601 
 
 Lynch 
 
 2800 2801 
 
 Haven 
 
 6700 6701 
 
 Dorcas 
 
 2900 2901 
 
 Kraus 
 
 6800 6801 
 
 Pestalozzi 
 
 .... 3001 
 
 Loughiborough 
 
 6900 6901 
 
 Arsenal 
 
 .... 3101 
 
 Quincy 
 
 7000 7001 
 
 Wyoming 
 
 .... 3201 
 
 Blow 
 
 7100 7101 
 
 Utah 
 
 3300 3301 
 
 Nagel Ay. 
 
 7200 7201 
 
 Cave 
 
 .... 3349 
 
 Robert Av. 
 
 7300 7301 
 
 Cherokee 
 
 3400 3401 
 
 Upton 
 
 7400 7401 
 
 Zepp 
 
 3434 .... 
 
 Koeln Av. 
 
 7500 7501 
 
 S. Thirteenth 
 
 .... 3500 
 
 Steins 
 
 7600 7601 
 
 Potomac 
 
 3500 .... 
 
 Schirmer 
 
 7700 .... 
 
 S. Eighteenth 
 
 .... 3539 
 
 Courtola 
 
 7800 7801 
 
 President 
 
 3562 .... 
 
 Primm 
 
 7900 7901 
 
 Lemp Av. 
 
 .... 3601 
 
 Tesson 
 
 8000 8001 
 
 Marine Av. 
 
 3624 .... 
 
 Poepplng 
 
 8100 8101 
 
 Salena 
 
 3648 3619 
 
 Davis 
 
 8200 8201 
 
 Wisconsin Av. 
 
 .... 3673 
 
 Hurck 
 
 .... 8301 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 Marceau 8400 8401 Lorenz 8700 8701 
 
 Espenschled 8500 8501 River des Peres 
 
 Catalan 8600 8601 Southern City Limits. 
 
 BROCKSCD.MITT PL. E.&W. 1500 S. Fi-om Tumm av. 
 W. GlOO to 7000, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 BROOKLIN. E.&W. 1800 N. Prom Wliarf to 12th st. 
 1 to £'00, Broadway Line; 1000 to 1200, Bellefontaiue 
 Line. 
 
 BROWN AV. E.&W. 4150 N. From King's Highway to 
 
 Semple. 5000 to 5600, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 BRUNO. E.&W. 2200 S. From Forest av. to western 
 
 city lircits. 6000 to 7200, -entou »;ar (Sub. Line). 
 BUCH.iNAN. E.&W. 3300 N. From Wharf to Branch. 
 
 1 to ;100, Broadway Line; 1000 to 1500, Bellefoutaine 
 
 Line. 
 BULWER AV. N.&S. 200 W- From E. Grand av. to 
 
 Calvary av. 4S00 to 7500, Broadway Line. 
 BURD AV. N.&S. 5500 W. From Minerva to St. Louis. 
 
 1400 to 2500, Easton Line; 2500 to 2000, Cass Line. 
 BUSCH PL. N.&S. 1100 W. From Pestalozzi to Arsenal. 
 
 2900 to 3000, Cass Line. 
 BUSCHMAN. N.&S. Near Merchants' Bridge. From Pen- 
 rose to Perry. 4200 to 4300, Broadway Line. 
 BYRON PL.- N.&S. 7300 W. In Greenwood. From Com- 
 monwealth to Esplanade, west of River des Peres. 
 
 Benron car (.Sub. Line). 
 CAB ANNE AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From King's Highway 
 
 to Hamilton. 50U0 to 5900, Suburban Park Line. 
 CADET AV. E.&W. 1200 S. From Manchester to King's 
 
 Higliway. 4800 to 4900, Taylor Line or Benton car 
 
 (Sub. Liii.3. 
 CAHOKIA. E.&W. 3900 S. Prom Wharf to Marine. 1 
 
 to 200, Broadway Line. 
 CALDWELL AV. E.&W. 5700 S. From Wharf to Comp- 
 
 tou. 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 5U0, Bellefoutaine 
 
 Line, 
 CALHOUN AV. E.&W. 1900 S. From 11th to 14th sts. 
 
 1100 to 14U0, Cherokee Lme. 
 CALIFORNIA AV. N.&S. 2800 W. From Chouteau to 
 
 Osceola. 1100 to 1500, Chouteau Line; 1400 to 1600, 
 
 Compton Heights Line; 1000 to 1800, Park Line; 1800 
 
 to ^400, Bellefontaiue Line. 
 CALVARY AV. E.&W. 7500 N. From Wharf to Natural 
 
 Bridge Rd. 300 to 700, Broadway Line; 2200 to 4200, 
 
 Union car (Sub. Line). 
 CALVIN AV. E.&W. 4400 N. From Euclid to Marcus. 
 
 4800 to 49C0, Spring Lljie. 
 CALL. N.&S. 2800 W. From Stoddard south, between 
 
 Glasgow and Lelflngwell. Easton Line. 
 
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 CAMELIA AV. N.&S. 4-400 W. From Lee to Kossutb. 
 
 4100 to 4200, Taylor Line. 
 CAMPBELL AV. E.&W. 6500 N. From Hall to Broad- 
 way. 300 to SOO, Broadway Line. 
 CANTERBURY AV. E.&W. 3200 S. From River dee 
 
 Peres to Maplewood Station. 7100 to 740O, Benton car 
 
 (Sub. Lino). 
 CARDINAL AV. N.&S. 3100 W. From Easton to Park. 
 
 1 N. to 200 N., Laclede Line; 700 N. to 800 N., Delmar 
 
 or Page Lines; 1000 to 14C0, Easton Line; 1 S. to 200 S., 
 
 Laclede Line; 300 S. to 700 S., IMarket Line; 800 S. to 
 
 1300 S., Chouteau Line; 1400 to 1500, Park Line. 
 CARLYLE. E.&W. 1600 S. From M»cklind to Sublette. 
 
 5400 to 5600, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 CAROLINE. E.&W. 1400 S. From Jefferson to Grand. 
 
 2600 to 3600, Park Line. 
 CARPENTER PL. N.&S. 3800 W. From Morgan south 
 
 one-half block. Suburban ^-.nes. 
 CARR. E.&W. 1100 N. From Wharf to Jefferson. 1 to 
 
 500. Broadwaj Line; 600 to 2600, Spring Line; 2200 
 
 to 2600, Jefferson Line. 
 CARR LANE AV. N.&S. 3600 W. From Chouteau to 
 
 St. Vincent. 1100 to 1500, Grand Line. 
 CARRIE ^V. E.&W. 6200 N. From Hall to Newstead. 
 
 300 to 900, Broadway Line; 2200 to 2400, Belief ontaine 
 
 Line. 
 CARROLL. E &W. 1600 S. From Wharf to 18th st. 1 
 
 to 700, Broadway Line; 800 to 1000, Cass Line; 1100 
 
 to 1300, Cherokee Line; 1400 to 1800, Tower Grove 
 
 Line. 
 C.ixwxjtf^R AV. E.&W. 4300 N. From Grove to Shreve. 
 
 3000 to 4800, Lee Line. 
 CARTER ST. E.&W. 6000 N. Marcus to Euclid. 4800 
 
 to 4900, Spring Line. 
 CASS AV. E.&W. 1500 N. From 1st to Prairie. 1 to 
 
 700, Broadway Line; 800 to 2900, Cass Line; 3000 to 
 
 3100, Spring Line; 3200 to 3700, Easton Line. 
 CASTLEMAN AV. E.&W. 2000 S. From Grand to Tower 
 
 Grove av. 3600 to 4000, Park Line; 4000 to 4300, Mar- 
 ket Line. 
 CATALAN. E.&W. 8600 S. From Wharf to Virginia. 1 
 
 to 600, Broadway Line. 
 CATALPA. W.&S. 6000 W. From Cabanne to Maple. 
 
 900 to 1000, Suburban Park Line. 
 GATES AV. E.&W. 845 N. From Belt to Hodiamont. 
 
 5900 to 6000, Olive "Through" Line or Suburban Park 
 
 Line. 
 CAVE. E.&W. 3350 S. From Broadway to 9th st. 700 
 
 to 900, Broadway Line. 
 CEDAR. E.&W. 743 S. From 1st to 4th sts. 100 to 400, 
 
 Fourth Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 33 
 
 CENTER. N.&S. 1320 W. From Market to Clark. 100 
 to 300, Market Line. 
 
 CENTURY PL. N.&S. 5700 W. From Page Blvd. to 
 Etzel. Page Line. 
 
 CERRE. E.&W. 700 S. From 4th to 12th sts. 400 to 
 700, Broadway Line; 700 to 1200, Fourth Line. 
 
 CHAD WICK. E.&W. 8S0O S. From Vulcan to Polk. 400 
 to 500, Broadway Line. 
 
 CHAIN AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From Columbia Bottom Rd. 
 east. Broadway Line. 
 
 CHAMBERLIN AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From Belt to Good- 
 fellow. 5500 to 5700, Page Line. 
 
 CHAMBERS. E.&W. 2000 N. From Wharf to 16th st. 
 1 to 700, Broadway Line; SOO to 900, Cherokee Line; 
 1000 to 1300, Bellefontaine Line; 1400 to 1600, Lee 
 Line. 
 
 CHANNING AV. N.&S. 3400 W. From Thomas to Man- 
 chester. 1 N. to 200 N., Laclede Line; 300 to 500 N., 
 Olive Line; 500 to 700, Delmar or Page Lines; 800 to 
 1000, Suburban Line; 1000 to 1200, Easton Line; 1 S. 
 to 300 S., Market Line. 
 
 CHARITON. E.&W. 4300 S. From Piedmont to Comp- 
 ton. 2600 to 2700, Broadway Line; 2800 to 3200, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 CHARLESS AV. E.&W. 2400 S. From Beauty alley to 
 Jefferson. 2300 to 2600, Jefferson Line. 
 
 CHELTENHAM AV. E.&W. 1300 S. From Sublette to 
 Lesson. 5600 to 6700, Chouteau I;ine. 
 
 CHEROKEE. E.&W. 3400 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 
 to 2000, Broadway I;ine; 2600 to 3600, Cherokee Line. 
 
 CHESTNUT. E.&W. 100 N. From Wharf to Jefferson. 
 1 to 26u0, Market Line. 
 
 CHILDRESS AV. N.&S. 6500 W. From Clayton Rd. 
 to Nashville. 1300 to 1500, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 CHIPPEWA. E.&W. 3800 S. From Wharf to King's 
 Highway. 1 to 3800, Seventh Line; 3800 to 4300, Chero- 
 kee Line; 4300 to 5000, King's Highway Line. 
 
 CH0UTE.4U AV. E.&W. 1000 S. From Wharf to King's 
 
 Highway. 1 to 1600, Fourth Line; 1700 to 2000, Park 
 
 or Corapton Heights Lines: 1800 to 5000, Chouteau 
 
 Line. 
 
 CHRISTIAN AV. E.&W. 7900 N. From Broadway east. 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 CHURCH RD. N.&S. 8400 N., on Broadway. 1100 W. 
 
 From Bittner to Hall's Ferry Rd. Broadway Line. 
 CINTA AV. N.&S. 4600 W. From Penrose to Carter av. 
 
 3600 to 4200, Spring Line. 
 CLARA AV. N.&S. 5600 W. From Kingsbury to Natural 
 Bridge Rd. and north. 500 to 800, Olive "Through" or 
 Delmar Lines: 900 to 1100, Suburban Park Line; 1200 
 to 1400, Page Line; 1400 to 2000, Easton Line; 2000 to 
 4100, Cass Line. 
 
34 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 'CLARA PL. N.&S. 4950 W. From Slevin north. 4100 
 
 to 4200,, Spring Line. 
 CLARENCE AV. E.&W. 6000 N. From Hall to Penrose. 
 
 .300 to nOO. Broadway Line; 2200 to 2300, Belle fontaine 
 
 Line: 240O to 4200, Lee Line. 
 CLARENDON AV. N.&S. 5200 W. From Delmar to Page. 
 
 700 to 800. Olive "Through" or Delmar; 900 to 1133, 
 
 Suburban Park Line; 1200 to 1300, Page Line. 
 CLARK AV. E.&W. 300 S. From Wharf to Manchester 
 
 and from Rankin to Sarah. 1 to 400, Fourth Line; 
 
 400 to 700, Broadway Line: 800 to 1800, Eighteenth 
 
 Line; 2000 to 3200, Market Line. 
 CLARKSON PL. N.&S. 3800 W. From Morgan to Del- 
 mar. Suburban Line. 
 CLAY AV. N.&S. 4100 W. From Labadie to Carter ar. 
 
 - 3500 to 4300, O' Fallon Park car (Sub. Line). 
 CLAYTON AV. E.&W. 500 S. From Manchester to 
 
 western city limits. 4000 to 7000, Chouteau Line. 
 CLEARY AV. N.&S. 2233 W. From O'Fallon to Cass. 
 
 Cass Line. 
 CLEMENS AV. E.&W. 745 N. From Belt to Hodiamont. 
 
 5600 to 6000, Olive "Through" Line. 
 CLEON. N.&S. 250 W. From President to Miami. 3600 
 
 S. to 3700 S., Broadway Line. 
 CLEVELAND AV. E.&W. 2233 S. From Grand to 
 
 Tower Grove av. 3600 to 4100, Park Line; 4100 to 4300, 
 
 Market Line. 
 CLIFTON AV. N.&S. 6300 W. From Wilson av., 2100 S., 
 
 to Old Manchester Rd. Tower Grove Line. 
 CLIFTON PL. E.&W. 1445 N. From Webster to Francis. 
 
 3100 to 3.500, Easton Line. 
 CLINTON. E.&W. 2200 N. From Wharf to 17th st. 
 
 1 to 900, Broadway Line; 1000 to 1200, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 1200 to 1700, Lee Line. 
 CLINTON PL. E.&W. 2150 N. From 11th to 12th sts. 
 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 COALBANK RD. E.&W. 1133 N., on Broadway. From 
 
 Columbia Bottom Rd. west. Broadway Line. 
 CO ALTER AV. N.&S. 5850 W. From Wells to Ridge. 
 
 1400 to 1.500, Easton Line. 
 COCKRILL. N.&S. 6200 W. From Page to Ridge. 1200 
 
 to 1400, Page or Suburban Lines. 
 COLEMAN. N.&S. 3200 W. From Magazine to Garrison. 
 
 2400 to 2600, Spring Line. 
 COLLEGE AV. E.&W. 5251 N. From Broadway to Pen- 
 rose. 110 to 2100, Broadway Line; 2100 to 4200, Belle- 
 fontaine Line; 4100 to 4200, Lee Line. 
 COLLINS. N.&S. 219 W. From Franklin to Florida. 
 
 1100 to 1600, Broadway Line. 
 COLORADO AV. N.&S. 3400 W. From Pennsylvania av. 
 to Longsborough. Bellefontaine Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 COLUMBIA AV. E.&W. 2631 S. From King's Highwa.V 
 to Tamm. 4900 to 6300, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 COLTTMBIA BOTTOM RD. N.&S. 8900 N. on Broadway. 
 From Broadway to North city limits. Broadway Line. 
 
 COMMERCIAL. N.&S. 50 W. From Angelrodt to Frank- 
 lin and from Wasliington av. to Elm. 1 N. to 3400 
 N., Broadway Line; 1 S. to 200 S., Fourth Line. 
 
 COMMONWEALTH AV. N.&S. 7300 W. and 3000 S. 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 COMPTON AV. N.&S. 3200 W. From Easton to Bowen. 
 1 N. to 200 N., Laclede Line; 300 to 500 N., Olive 
 Lines; 500 to 800, Page Line; 900 to 1100, Suburban 
 Line; 1200 to 1300, Easton Line; 1 S. to 200 S., Laclede 
 Line; 300 to 800 S., Market Line; 1000 to 1300 S.. 
 Claouteau Line; 1400 to 2800, Compton Heights Line; 
 2900 to 3200, Tower Grove Line; 3200 to 3600, Cherokee 
 Line; 3700 to 4000, Seventh Line; 4100 to 6200, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 CONDE. N.&S. 1900 W. From Linton to Adelaide. 5200 
 to 5400, Broadway Line. 
 
 CONDUIT AV. N.&S. From Gimblin Rd. to Doddridge 
 av. 8900 N. on Broadway, Broadway Line. 
 
 CONGRESS. E.&W. 2717 S. From Lemp to McNair. 
 1900 to 2100, Cherokee Line. 
 
 CONNECTICUT AV. E.&W. 3133 S. From Louisiana to 
 Portis. 3400 to 350O, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 CONVENT. E.&W. 1200 S. From Wharf to 4th st. 100 
 to 400, Broadway Line. 
 
 CONVENT ALLEY. E.&W. 1200 S. From Dillon to 
 Grattan. Broadway Line. 
 
 COOK AV. E.&W. 1200 N. From Leonard to Walton. 
 3400 to 4700, Page Line. 
 
 OOOPER. N.&S; 5200 W. From Northrup to Old Man- 
 chester Rd, 1700 to 2400, King's Highway Line. 
 
 COPELIN AV. E.&W. 1800 S. From Compton to Louisi- 
 ana. 3100 to 3400, Compton Heights Line. 
 
 CORA AV. N.&S. 4G0O W. From Easton to Margaretta. 
 1600 to 2.300, Easton Line; 2.300 to 2800, Spauldlng 
 Line; 2800 to 3500. Cass Line; 3500 to 4000, Spring 
 Iiine, or IGOO to 3700, Marcus Line. 
 
 CORNELIA. E.&W. 4400 N. From 1st to Broadway. 100 
 to 400, Broadway Line. 
 
 COTE BRILLIANTE AV. E.&W. 1800 N. From Grand 
 av. to western city limits. 3600 to 6000, Easton 
 Line. 
 
 COTTAGE AV. E.&W. 260O N. From Grand to Euclid. 
 3600 to 4400, Cass Line; 4500 to 4900, Spaulding Line. 
 
 COURTOIS. E.&W. 7800 S. From Wharf to River des 
 Peres. 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 3700, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
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 COWAN AV. E.&W. 5050. From Broadway to Hutchi- 
 son. Broadway Line. 
 
 COZENS AV. E.&W. 1453 N. From Francis to Taylor. 
 3500 TO 4500, Easton Line. 
 
 CRESCENT AV. E.&W. 1200 S. From Graham east. 
 6100 to 6200, Chouteau Line. 
 
 CRITTENDEN. E.&W. 3000 S. From 9th to Grand. 
 900 to 2300, Cass Line; 2600 to 2700, Jefferson Line: 
 2800 to 3600, Tower Grove or Grand Lines. 
 
 GUSHING. E.&W. 2400 S. From Salena to Victor. 2000 
 to 2300, Tower Grove or Chouteau Lines. 
 
 CUTTER AV. N.&S. 6900 W. From Dale to Plateau. 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 DAGGETT AV. E.&W. 200O S. From King's Highway 
 to Sublette. 4900 to 5300, King's Highway Line; 5400 
 6500, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 DAKOTA. E.&W. 4500 S. From Wharf to Compton. 100 
 
 to 2700, Broadway Line; 2700 to 3200, Belief ontaine 
 
 Line. 
 DALE AV. E.&W. 1400 S. From Manchester av. to Mc- 
 
 Causland. 6500 to 6700, Benton car (Sub. Line); 6700 
 
 to 7100, Chouteau Line. 
 D ALTON. N.&S. 5800 W. From Columbia to Arsenal. 
 
 2800 to 3000, Tower Grove Line. 
 DARBY, N.&S. 600 W. From Natural Bridge Rd. to 
 
 Bircher. Cass Line. 
 DAVIS. E.&W. 8200 S. From Wharf to River des Peres. 
 
 100 to 900, Broadway Line. 
 DAVIDSON AV. E.&W. 7800 W. In Northwestern Sub- 
 urb, "Elmwood." Union car (Sub. Line). 
 DAVIES PL. N.&S. 5900 W. From Ridge to Wells. 1400 
 
 to 1500, Easton Line. 
 DAYTON. E.&W. 1230 N. From Jefferson to Garrison. 
 
 2600 to 3000, Spring Line. 
 DeBALIVERB AV. N.&S. 5600 W. From Delmar to 
 
 Wabash Ry. 200 to 700, Delmar or Olive "Through" 
 
 Lines. 
 DEER AV. N.&S. 4555 W. From Evans to Lucky. 1400 
 
 to 1600, Easton Line. 
 DeGIVERVILLE AV. E.&W. 300 N. From Union to 
 
 Skiuker Rd. 5200 to 7000, Olive-Clayton or Delmar 
 
 Lines. 
 DeJONG. E.&W. 2900 N. From Elliott to Glasgow. 
 
 2700 to 2900, Jefferson Line. 
 DeKALB. N.&S. 100 W. From Soulard to Marine Hos- 
 pital Tract. 1700 to 3600, Broadway Line; go three 
 
 blocks east. 
 DELAWARE AV. E.&W. West of city limits, between 
 
 Etzel and Plymouth. Olive "Through" or Delmar 
 
 Lines; transfer to Creve Coeur Line at DeBaliviere 
 
 and Delmar .\r. 
 
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 DELMAR BLVD. E.&W. 700 N. From Grand to western 
 city limits. 3600 to 4500, Olive "Through" Line; 4500 
 to 5G00, Olive "Through" or Delmar Lines; 3000 to 
 6000, Olive Line; 3600 to 5900, Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 DELOR. E.&W. 4800 S. From Minnesota to Gravois. 
 1 to 300 .Broadway Line; 400 to 3700, Bellefontaine 
 Line; 3700 to 4000, Cherolsee Line. 
 
 DENNIS. N.&S. 3300 S. From Gratiot to Papin. 800 
 to 900, Chouteau Line. 
 
 DeSOTO AV. S.-W. 5100 N. From Hall to Penrose. 300 
 to 2100, Broadway Line; 2200 to 4200, Bellefontaine 
 Line. 
 
 DESTREHAN. E.&W. 3500 N. From Wharf to Floris- 
 sant. 1 to 900, Broadway Line; 1000 to 1500, Bellefon- 
 taine Line; 1600 to 2200, Lee Line. 
 
 DeTONTY. E.&W. 1727 S. From Grand to Mercy. 3600 
 to 3800, Grand Line; 3900 to 4100, Park Line; 4200 to 
 4300, Market Line. 
 
 DEVLIN. N.&S. 6000 W. From Cheltenham to Sulphur. 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 DEVOSSEY. N.&S. 2200 W. From Beauty alley to 
 Gushing. Tower Grove Line. 
 
 DEVONSHIRE AV. E.&W. 4600 S. From King's High- 
 way to Sulphur. 4900 to 5700, King's Highway Line, 
 and from River des Peres to 7000 west, Frisco train to 
 Shrewsbury. 
 
 DEXTER. E.&W. 100 S. From Compton to Montrose. 
 3000 to 3200, Market Line. 
 
 DICKSON. E.&W. 1400 N. From Wharf to Broadway 
 and from Webster to 22d st. 1 to 500, Broadway Line; 
 2200 to 2700. Jefferson Line; 2800 to 3100, Spring 
 Line. 
 
 DILLON. N.&S. 1500 W. From Chouteau to Carroll. 
 1000 to 1500, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 DIVISION. E.&W. 1223 N. From 17th st to Jefferson, 
 1700 to 2400, Spring Line. 
 
 DOCK. E.&W. 3200 N. From Wharf to 11th st. 1 to 
 1100, Broadway I'Ane. 
 
 DODDRIDGE. E.&W. 8500 N., on Broadway. From 
 Broadway to Maline Creek. Broadway Line. 
 
 DODIjbii. E.&W. 2900 N. From Spring to Wright. 1800 
 to 3700, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 DOLMAN. N.&S. 1732 W. From Chouteau to Shenan- 
 doah. 1000 to 1800, Bellefontaine Line; 1900 to 2200, 
 Cherokee Line; 4300 to 4400, Chouteau Line. 
 
 DONOVAN AV. E.&W. 950 S. From Newstead east one 
 block and N.&S. 3900 W. and 6400 S., from Watson 
 Rd. to Loughborough. Cherokee l-ine, off at Lough- 
 borough, go lifteen blocks west. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 DORCAS AV. E.&W. 2900 S. From Wharf to 9th st. 
 
 1 to 900, Broadway Line. 
 DOUGLAS. E.&W. 4432 N. From Broadway east. 100 
 
 to 200, Broadway Line. 
 DOVER. E.&W. 5800 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 E. 
 
 to 300, Broadway Line; 300 to 1100, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 DOWLING PL. E.&W. 8245 N. From Broadway to 
 
 Church Rd. Broadway Line. 
 DRURY LANE. N.&S. 8500 N. From Wabash Ry. to 
 
 MacLaren. Broadway Line. 
 DUCHOUQUETTE. E.&W. 2300 S. From 2nd to Broad- 
 way. 200 to 400, Broadway ine. 
 DUNCAN AV. E.&W. 400 S. From Vandeventer to 
 
 King's Highway. 3900 to 4900, Laclede Line. 
 DUNNICA AV. 3839 S. From Grand to Gravois. 3600 to 
 
 4000, Cherokee Line. 
 EADS AV. E.&W. 1600 S. From Jefferson to Theresa. 
 
 2600 to 2700, Jefferson Line; 2800 to 3200, Compton 
 
 Heights Line; 3300 to 3400, Grand Line. 
 EAGER RD. E.&W. 1700 S. From Old Manchester Rd. 
 
 to King's Highway. 4300 to 4900, King's Highway 
 
 Line. 
 EAST IOWA. N.&S. 4100 S. East boundary of Laclede 
 
 Park. Bellefontaine or Broadway Lines. 
 EAST MICHIGAN. N.&S. 4500 S. East boundary of 
 
 Dakota Park. Bellefontaine Line; go two blocks east. 
 E ASTON AV. N.-W. 2800 W. and 1500 N. From Frank- 
 lin to western city limits. 2800 to 6100, Easton Line. 
 
 
 EASTON AV. 
 
 
 Glasgow Av. 
 
 .... 2901 
 
 Belle Glade Av. 
 
 4135 
 
 Ewing Av. 
 
 2900 .... 
 
 Whittier 
 
 4201 
 
 Garrison Av. 
 
 3000 3001 
 
 Goode Av. 
 
 .... 4201A 
 
 June. Gamble 
 
 3000 3001 
 
 Pendleton Av. 
 
 4300 4301 
 
 Cardinal Av. 
 
 3100 .... 
 
 Newstead Av. 
 
 4400 4401 
 
 Webster Av. 
 
 .... 3101 
 
 Taylor A v. 
 
 4500 4501 
 
 June. Dickson 
 
 .... 3101 
 
 Deer 
 
 4556 4543 
 
 Compton Av. 
 
 3200 .... 
 
 Hill's Terrace 
 
 4584 .... 
 
 Thomas 
 
 .... 3201 
 
 Cora Av. 
 
 .... 4601 
 
 Leonard 
 
 3300 .... 
 
 Marcus A v. 
 
 4700 4701 
 
 Sheridan Av. 
 
 .... 3301 
 
 Walton Av. 
 
 4800 .... 
 
 Page Boul. 
 
 3400 .... 
 
 Bayard A v. 
 
 4844 .... 
 
 Francis 
 
 .... 3501 
 
 Euclid Av. 
 
 4900 4901 
 
 Evans Av. 
 
 
 Aubert Av. 
 
 4944 .... 
 
 N. Grana Av. 
 
 3600 3601 
 
 Kings' Highway 
 
 Cozens A v. 
 
 
 Boul. 
 
 5000 5001 
 
 Spring Av. 
 
 3700 3701 
 
 Academy Av. 
 
 .5100 .... 
 
 Prairie Av. 
 
 3800 3801 
 
 T^nion Boul. 
 
 5300 5301 
 
 Vandeventer Av. 
 
 3900 3901 
 
 Arlington .\v. 
 
 .5400 .5401 
 
 Warne A v. 
 
 .... 4001 
 
 Stewart PI. 
 
 54.32 ... 
 
 Sarah 
 
 4100 4101 
 
 Semple Av. 
 
 .... 5448 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 I'.('lt Av. 5500 5501 Il.uniltoii Av. 5900 
 
 I'.urd Av. 5551 Ilortiiimont Av. 6100 
 
 Clara Av. 5(500 5601 City Limits. 
 
 Good fellow Av. 5800 5801 
 
 EAST RAILROAD. N.&S. 7500 N. From Calvar.v to N. 
 Broadway. 7500 to 7800, Broadway Line; go two 
 blocks east. 
 
 EAST ROAD. N.&S. 5100 W. From Bartholdt to Man- 
 chester. 1100 to 1200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 ECOFF AV. N.&S. 6800 W. From Manchester av. to 
 Old Manchester Rd. 2000 to 2700, Benton car (Sub. 
 Line). 
 
 EDilOND AV. N.&S. 4300A W. From Clayton av. south. 
 Chouteau Line. 
 
 EDWARDS. N.&S. 5300 W. From Northrup to Old Man- 
 chester av. 1700 to 2300, Benton car( Sub. Line). 
 
 EIGHELBERGER. E.&W. 5300 S. From Wharf to 
 River des Peres. 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 
 3800, Bellefontaine Line; 3900 to 5000, Cherokee Line; 
 5500 to 7000 and west, Frisco Line to Shrewsbury; go 
 ten blocks south. 
 
 EIGHTEENTH. N.&S. ISOO W. From N. Market to 
 S. Broadway and from Osceola to Neosho. 1 N. to 2300 
 N., Eighteenth Line; 1 S. to 700 S., Park or Comp- 
 ton Heights Liues; 900 to 1400, Fourth Line; 1600 to 
 2100, Tower Grove Line; 2100 to 3400, Cherokee Line; 
 3500 to 3600, Broadway Line; 4400 to 4500, Bellefon- 
 taine Line. 
 
 EIGHTH ST. N.&S. 800 W. From Mound to Ann and 
 from Virginia to Ivory. 1 N. to 1700 N., Cherokee 
 Line; 1 S. to 2100 S.. Cass Line. 
 
 FILER. E.&W. 5400 S. From Wharf to Virginia and 
 from 7th to 16th, 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 
 3600. Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 EITMAN AV. E.&W. 2600 S. From Sulphur to Simpson. 
 5900 to 6100, Towor Grove Line; go three blocks south. 
 
 ELEVENTH. N.&S. 1100 W. From Gano to Arsenal and 
 from Osceola to Kansas. 1 N. to 500 N., Cherokee 
 Line; 600 N. to 4200 N. Bellefontaine Line; 4300 to 
 4800, Broadway Line; 1 S. to 1400 S., Bellefontaine 
 Line; 1400 to 2600, Cherokee Line"; 2700 to 2800, Cass 
 Line; 4400 to 6300, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 ELIZABETH AV. E.&W. 2:100 S. From Cooper to Clifton. 
 5200 to 6200, Tower Grove Line, go five blocks north; 
 or Benton car (Sub. Liue), go seven blocks south. 
 
 ELLA AV. E.&W. 1400 'S. From Hodiamont (6000) west. 
 Suburban Park Line. 
 
 ELLENDALE A\^ N.&S. 7100 W. Prom Old Manchester 
 Rd. to Rosalie. 2800 to 3000, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 ELLIOTT AV. N.&S. Fiianklin to Hebert. 900 to 3100, 
 
 Jefferson Line. 
 ELM. E.&W. 200 S. From Wharf to 7th. 100 to 400, 
 
 Fourth Line; 400 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 ELMBANK AV. E.&W. 3400 N. From Newstead to 
 Taylor. 4300 to 4500, Cass or Taylor Lines. 
 
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ROYAL, GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 KL\Y(!OD. E.&W. ."400 S. From Wharf to Michigan. 1 
 
 to 300, Broadway Liue. 
 EMERSON AV. E.&W. 7800 N., on Florissant. Union 
 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 EMILE. E.&W. 7200 W. and 3600 S. From EUendale to 
 Mo. Pac. Ry. Benton car (Sub. Line), go five blocks 
 south. 
 EMILY. N.&S. 2100 W. I'rom E. Grand to Warne. 4700 
 
 to 540fi. Bellefontaine Line. 
 EMMA AV. E.&W. 5500 W. From Mimika to western 
 city limits. L^nion car (Sub. Line), go five blocks west. 
 EMMET. E.&W. 1835 S. From 9th to 14th sts. 900 lo 
 
 1400. Cherokee Line. 
 ESPENSCIIIED. E.&W. 8-500 S. From Wharf to Vir- 
 ginia. 1 to 400, Broadway Line. 
 ESPLANADE. E.&W. 3200 S. and 7200 W. From River 
 des Peres to Tennyson Squai-e. Benton car( Sub. Line), 
 go ten blocks south. 
 ESTHER AV. N.&S. 6200 W. and 2.300 S. From Eliza- 
 betli to Simpson, east of Clifton Heights. Tower Grove 
 Line. 
 ETZEL AV. E.&W. 1300 N. From Page to western city 
 
 limits. 5.500 to 6200, Page or Suburlian Park Lines. 
 
 ETZEL TERRACE. N.&S. 1300 N. and 6200 W. From 
 
 Etzel av. to western city limits. Suburban Park Line. 
 
 EUCLID AV. N.&S. 4900 W. From Florissant av. to 600 
 
 south, on King's Highway. 1 N. to 800 N., Taylor Line; 
 
 700 N. to 1000, Deimar or Suburban Park Lines; 1200 
 
 to 1400, Page Line; 1-500 to 1700, Easton Line; 1800 
 
 to 2.300, Spaulding Line; 2300 to 3300, Cass Line; 3300 
 
 to 4300, Spring Line: 4300 to 5100, Bellefontaine Line; 
 
 1 S. to 600 S., Taylor or Laclede Lines. 
 
 ET'GENE AV. N.&S. 370O W. From Lougliborough to 
 
 Tipton. 7000 to 7400, Bellefontaine Line. 
 EUGENIA. E.&W. 200 S. From 18th to Lefflngwell. 
 
 1800 to 2700, Market Line. 
 EVANS AV. E.&W. 1451 N. From Francis to Marcus. 
 
 3.500 to 4600, Easton Line. 
 EVELINE AV. E.&W. -5900 W. and 1900 S. From Sulphur 
 to Knox. Benton car (Sub. Line), off at Sulphur, go 
 four blocks south. 
 EVERGREEN PL. N.&S. 6900 W. From Manchester 
 
 to Waldemar. Benton car (S;ib. Line). 
 EWING AV. N.&S. 2900 W. From Easton to Park. 1 
 N. to 200 N., Market Line; 300 to 500, Olive Line; 500 
 to 800. Deimar or Page Lines: 800 to 1000, Easton Line; 
 1 S. to 600 S., Market Line: 700 to 1200, Chouteau 
 Line; 1400 to 1500, Compton Heights Line. 
 FAIR AV. N.&S. 4151 \Y. From Labadie to Rosalie. 
 .300 to 2000. Broadway Line; 2100 to 2200, Bellefontaine 
 Line; 3600 to 4.300, O'Fallon Park car (Sub. Line). 
 FAIRFAX AV. E.&W. 1035 N. From Vandeventer to 
 
 Taylor. .3900 to 4500, Deimar or Page Lines. 
 F.VIRMOTTNT AV. E.&W. 1000 N. From King's Highway 
 
 to T'Uion. 5000 to 5300, Suburban Park Line. 
 FAIRVIEW AV. E.&W. 3443 S. From Grand to Gustine. 
 3600 ro 3800, Grand Line. 
 
AxN-D THE WORLDS FAIR. 41 
 
 FALL AV. N.&S. 3651 W. From North Market to St. 
 
 Louis av. 2400 to 2500. Cass Line. 
 FAAIOUS AV. E.&W. 2C00 S. From Kuox to Wilsou. 
 
 6200 to 6400, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 FANNIE AV. E.&W. 8900 S. From River des Peres to 
 
 Jefferson Barracks Rd. Broadway Line. 
 FARLIN AV. ^.&W. 4100 N. From Newstead av. east. 
 
 4300. Taylor Line. 
 FARRAGUT. E.&W. 4239 N. From 14th to 20th sts. 
 
 1400 10 2000, Bellefontaine Line. 
 FARRAR. E.&W. 3900 N. From Broadway to Palm. 1 
 
 to 900, Broadway Line; 1100 to 1500, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 FASSEN. E.&W. 5500 S. From Wharf to Virginia. 1 to 
 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 500 , Bellefontaine Line. 
 FERN. N.&S. 7200 W. From Emilie to Rosalie. Benton 
 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 FERRY. E.&W. 4300 N. From Wharf to Grove. 1 to 
 
 1000, Broadway Line; 1100 to 2700, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 FIELD AV. N.&S. 3800 W. From Loughborough to 
 
 River des Peres. 7100 to 7400, Bellefontaine Line. 
 FIFTEENTH. N.&S. 1500 W. From Wright to Single- 
 ton and from Osceola to Eichelberger. 1 N. to 800 N., 
 
 Chouteau Line; 900 to 1200, Spring Line; 1300 to 1800 
 
 N., Lee Line; 1 S. to 1000 S., Chouteau Line; 4500 to 
 
 5200, Bellefontaine Line. 
 FILLMORE. E.&W. 6000 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 
 
 to 300, Broadway ine; 400 to 1200, Bellefontaine Line. 
 FINKMAN. E.&W. 6000 S. From King's Highway, 4900 
 
 west. Cherokee Line. 
 FINNEY AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From Grand to Taylor. 
 
 3600 to 4500, Delmar or Page Lines. 
 FIRST. N.&S. 100 W. From E. Grand to Dorcas and 
 
 from Guthrie to Marine. 4500 N. to 4100 S., Broad- 
 way Line, or 1000 N. to 1000 S., Fourth Line. 
 FLAD AV. E.&W. 2200 S. From Grand to Tower Grove 
 
 av. 3600 to 4100, Compton Heights or Park Lines; 4200 
 
 4300, Market Line. 
 FLORA AV. E.&W. 2145 S. From Grand to Tower 
 
 Grove av. 2600 to 4100, Compton Heights or Park 
 
 Lines; 4200 to 4300, Market Line. 
 FLORIDA. E.&W. 1559 N. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 
 1 to 300, Broadwav Line. 
 FLORISSANT AV. N.&S. 2127 W. From Hebert to 
 
 northern city limits. 2200 to 7500, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line: 7500 to 8500, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 FOLSOM AV. E.&W. 1529 S. From Grand to Tower 
 
 Grove av. 3600 to 4100, Compton Heights or Park 
 
 Lines ;4200 to 4.300, Market Line. 
 FORDEY. N.&S. 500 W. From Thatcher to Antelope. 
 
 7700 N. to 7800 N., Broadway Line. 
 FOREST AV. N.&S. 6900 W. From Plateau to Man- 
 
 claester. 1800 to 2200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 FOREST PARK BLVD. E.&W. 200 N. From Grand to 
 
 King's Highway. 3600 to 5000, Laclede Line. 
 
42 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 FOREST PARK TERRACE (Continuation of Forest Parle 
 Blvd). E.&W. 200 N. From King's Highway to 
 Union 5000 to 5300, Olive "World's Fair Grounds" 
 Line. 
 
 FORSTER ALLEY. N.&S. 550 W. From Biddle to O' Fal- 
 lon. 1200 to 1300 N., Broadway Line. 
 
 FOUNTAIN AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From Walton to King's 
 Higliway. 4800 to 5000, Suburban Park Line. 
 
 FOURTEENTH. N.&S. 1400 W. From Bissell to Eicliel- 
 berger. 1 N. to 900 N., Chouteau Line; 1100 to 1200, 
 Spring Line; 1300 to 2900, Lee Line; 3000 to 4200, 
 Bellefontaine Line; 4300 to 4400, Broadway Line; 1 S. 
 to 1000 S., Chouteau Line; 1400 to 1800, Tower Grove 
 Line; 4400 to 5200 S., Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 FOURTH. N.&S. 400 W. From Wash to Convent. 1000 
 N. to 1200 S., Fourth Line. 
 
 FOX PL. E.&W. 5500 S. From Virginia to 6th. Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 FRANCIS. N.&S. 3500 W. From Easton to Cass. 1300 
 to 1400, Easton Line. 
 
 FRANKLIN AV. E.&W. 900 N. From Wharf to Grand. 
 1 to 2800, Easton Line; 2900 to 3600, Suburban Line. 
 
 FRENCH AV. E.&W. 700 S. From Grand to Eugene. 2500 
 to 3600, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 FRENCH MARKET COURT. N.&S. 550 W. From Hick- 
 ory to La Salle. 1100 to 1200, Broadway Line. 
 
 FRISCO AV. N.&S. 6950 W. and 3300 S. From Scaulan 
 to McCausland. Frisco Suburban trains to Gratiot 
 Station. 
 
 FRUEH AV. E.&W. 4750 N. From Goodfellow west to 
 city limits. Union car (Sub. Line) to terminus. 
 
 FYLER A'S'. E.,: -. From Morganford Rd. to 
 
 McCausland. 4900 to 6500, Tower Grove Line; 6600 to 
 6900, Frisco Suburban trains to Gratiot. 
 
 GALLE. N.&S. ISOO W. From Emmett. 1800 S., Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 GAINE. E.&W. 2300 S. From Jefferson to Devolsey. 
 Tower Grove or Jefferson Lines. 
 
 GAMBLE ST. E.&W. 1200 N. From Jefferson to Gar- 
 rison. 2600 to 3000. Jefferson or Spring Lines. 
 
 GAMBLETON PL. E.&W. 1200 N. From Hodiamont to 
 western city limits. 6000, Suburban Park or Page 
 Lines. 
 
 GANO. E.&W. 4900 N., on Broadway. From Mississippi 
 River to Kossuth. 1 to 1500, Broadway Line; 2000 
 to 4400, Bellefontaine Line; 4100 to 4200, Lee Line. 
 
 GARDEN. E.&W. 3523 N. From 19th to 20th. Lee 
 Line. 
 
 GARESCHE BLVD. E.&W. 5300 N. From Mimika to 
 western city limits. Union car (Sub. Line), go to 
 terminus. 
 
 GARFIELD AV. E.&W. 1900 N. From Grand to Cora 
 and from Clara av. to western city limits. 3600 to 
 6200, Easton Line. 
 
 GARNER AV. E.&W. 2100 S. From Kraft to Forest. 
 6800 to 6900, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 GAKNIKU. N \ S. 4250 W. and 4300 S. From Beck to 
 CLi'piM'\v;i. ( lei'okee Line. 
 
 GARRISON AV. N.&S. 3000 W. From St. Louis av. to 
 Atlantic. 1 to 200 N., Laclede Line; 300 to 500, Olive 
 Line; 500 to 700, Delmar or Page Lines; 800 to 1000, 
 Suburban Line; 1100 to 1200, Easton Line; 1400 to 
 2000, Kpring Line; 2700 to 2800, Cass Line; 1 S. to 700 
 S., Market Line. 
 
 (HARRISON' COURT. E.&W. 51 S. and 2900 W. From 
 Ewing to Montrose. Market Line. 
 
 GARTH AV. E.&W. 8100 N. From Cliurcb Rd in Baden 
 to Newby st. Broadway Line. 
 
 GASCONADE. E.&W. 4100 S. Prom Wharf to Grand. 1 
 to 2700, Broadway Line; 2700 to 3200, Bellefontaiue 
 Line; 3300 to 3600, Grand Line. 
 
 GAY. E.&W. 815 N. From 12tb to 14th sts. 1200 to 
 1400, Easton or Suburban Lines. 
 
 GERALDINE AV. E.&W. 7600 N. From Florissant to 
 Bircher. 4400 to 5000, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 GEYER AV. E.&W. 2000 S. From Kosciusko to Louisi- 
 ana. 1 to 700, Broadway Line; 800 to 1700, Cherokee 
 Line; 1800 to 2800, Tower Grove Line; 2900 to 3400, 
 Fourth Line. 
 
 GIBBONS. 4400 S. Parrallel with and near Iron Mountain 
 tracks, south of Neosho. Broadway Line. 
 
 GIBSON AV. E.&W. 1100 S. From Kentucky to King's 
 Highway. 4200 to 4600, Chouteau Line. 
 
 GIBSON RD. E.&W. Near Water Works. Prom Colum- 
 bia Bottom Rd. west. Broadway Line. 
 
 GILES AV. N.&S. 3700 W. From McDonald to Keokuk. 
 3400 to 3900, Grand Line. 
 
 GIL^iiORB AV. E.&W. 8034 N. From Theodore to Flo- 
 rissant. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 GI?»rp.LIX. E.&W. 8200 N., on Broadway. Prom Church 
 Rd. in Baden to Newby st. Broadway Line. 
 
 GIMBLIN RD. E.&W. 8100 N. From Maline Creek to 
 Hall's Fervy Rd. 1 to 800, Broadway Line. 
 
 GLADilS AV. E.&W. 2000 S. From Kraft to McCaus- 
 land. 6800 to 7000, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 GL\SGOW AV. N.&S. 2900 W. From Easton to Floris- 
 sant. 1000 to 1200, Easton Line; 1200 to 1400, Spring 
 Line; 1500 to 2900, Cass Line; 3100 to 3900, Jefferson 
 Line; 4000 to 4300, Grand Line. 
 
 GLASGOW PL. E.&W. 1439 N. From Garrison to 
 Webster. Spring Line. 
 
 GLENDALE AV. E.&W. 1000 N. From Columbia Bot- 
 tom Rd. west. Broadway Line. 
 
 GOODE AV. N.&S. 4201 A W. From Easton to Kennerlv. 
 1500 to 2700, Easton Line. 
 
 GOODFELLOW AV. N.&S. 5800 W. From Delmar north 
 to Wabash Ry. 700 to 1000, Olive "Through" or 
 Delmar Lines; 1000 to 1400, Page Line; 1400 to 2800, 
 Easton Line; 2900 to 4500, Cass Line; 4700 to 5600, 
 Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 GOODFELLOW PL. E.&W. 2500 N. From Union to 
 Arlington. 5300 to 5400, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 GRACE AV. N.&S. 3636 W. From McDonald to Gravois. 
 3400 to 3600, Grand Line. 
 
 GRACE AV. (Private.) N.&S. 3646 W. From DeTony 
 to Shaw. Grand Line. 
 
 GRAHAM. N.&S. 6300 W. From Bartholdt to Chelten- 
 ham. 1100 to 1400, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 GRAND AV. N.&S. 3600 W. (at Laclede av.). From 
 Florissant to River des Peres. 4400 N. to 4400 S., 
 Grand Line; 4600 to 8200 S., Belief ontaine Line. 
 
 GRAND AV., NORTH. 
 
 Larvton Av. 
 
 
 
 100 
 
 Lucky 
 
 1701 .... 
 
 Pine 
 
 
 
 200 
 
 Cote Brilliante 
 
 A V. 1801 
 
 West Pine Boul. 
 
 '201 
 
 
 Garfield Av. 
 
 1901 .... 
 
 Lindell Av. 
 
 
 
 "300 
 
 North Market 
 
 2401 2400 
 
 Llndell Boul. 
 
 
 301 
 
 .... 
 
 Cottage Av. 
 
 2501 .... 
 
 Olive 
 
 
 501 
 
 500 
 
 Montgomery 
 
 .... 2518 
 
 Washington 
 
 Av. 
 
 
 600 
 
 St. Louis Av. 
 
 2801 2800 
 
 Washington 
 
 Boul. 
 
 . 601 
 
 
 University Av. 
 
 .... 2832 
 
 Lucas Av. 
 
 
 
 700 
 
 Dodier 
 
 2901 2900 
 
 Delmar Boul 
 
 
 701 
 
 
 Geer Av. 
 
 .... 3000 
 
 Morgan 
 
 
 901 
 
 "soo 
 
 Sullivan Av. 
 
 3101 3100 
 
 Franklin Av. 
 
 
 
 900 
 
 Hebert 
 
 3501 3500 
 
 Vandeventer 
 
 PI. 
 
 939 
 
 
 Palm 
 
 3601 3600 
 
 Bell Av. 
 
 
 1001 
 
 1000 
 
 Natural Bridge 
 
 rd.3701 3700 
 
 Windsor PI. 
 
 
 1021 
 
 
 Harper 
 
 .... 3800 
 
 Finney Av. 
 
 
 1101 
 
 
 Barrett 
 
 .... 3900 
 
 Cook Av. 
 
 
 1201 
 
 1200 
 
 Bailey Av. 
 
 .... 4000 
 
 Page Boul. 
 
 
 1301 
 
 1300 
 
 Kossuth Av. 
 
 4101 4100 
 
 Easton Av. 
 
 
 1401 
 
 1400 
 
 Lee Av. 
 
 4145 4125 
 
 Evans Av. 
 
 
 .... 
 
 1400 
 
 Penrose 
 
 4201 4200 
 
 Cozens A v. 
 
 
 1427 
 
 1426 
 
 Carter Av. 
 
 4301 4300 
 
 Cass Av. 
 
 
 1501 
 
 1500 
 
 Florissant Av. 
 
 
 GRAND AV., SOUTH. 
 
 Forest Park Boul 
 
 
 201 
 
 Lafa.vette Av. 
 
 1700 
 
 Clark Av. 
 
 300 
 
 301 
 
 De Tonty 
 
 .... 1727 
 
 Manchester Av. 
 
 400 
 
 401 
 
 Shaw Av. 
 
 1901 
 
 Bernard 
 
 500 
 
 501 
 
 Castleman Av. 
 
 .... 2001 
 
 Scott Av. 
 
 600 
 
 601 
 
 Russell Av. 
 
 2100 2101 
 
 Atlantic 
 
 700 
 
 701 
 
 Flora Av. 
 
 .... 2145 
 
 Gratiot 
 
 800 
 
 801 
 
 Longfellow Boul. 
 
 2200 .... 
 
 Papin 
 
 900 
 
 901 
 
 Flad Av. 
 
 .... 2201 
 
 Chouteau Av. 
 
 1000 
 
 1001 
 
 Cleveland Av. 
 
 2233 
 
 La Salle 
 
 1100 
 
 1101 
 
 Shenandoah Av. 
 
 2300 2301 
 
 Hickory 
 
 1200 
 
 1201 
 
 Victor 
 
 2322 .... 
 
 Rutger 
 
 .... 
 
 3101 
 
 Botanical Av. 
 
 .... 2333 
 
 Caroline 
 
 1400 
 
 
 Sidney 
 
 
 Vista Av. 
 
 
 1401 
 
 Magnolia Av. 
 
 2701 
 
 Hunt Av. 
 
 
 1433 
 
 Magnolia Av. 
 
 2800 .... 
 
 Park Av. 
 
 1500 
 
 1501 
 
 Halliday Av. 
 
 
 
 Folsom Av. 
 
 
 1529 
 
 Pestalozzi 
 
 2900 .... 
 
 Blaine Av. 
 
 
 1601 
 
 Crittenden 
 
 3000 .... 
 
 McRee Av. 
 
 
 
 1633 
 
 Arsenal 
 
 3100 3101 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 Hartford 
 
 3i;52 :imi 
 
 Neosho 
 
 4600 4601 
 
 Jim ia til 
 
 :UOOA 3101A 
 
 Itaska 
 
 4700 4701 
 
 CoiHiet'ticut 
 
 .•n32A 3133A 
 
 Delor 
 
 5000 5001 
 
 Wj-omins 
 
 3200 3201 
 
 Walsh 
 
 5200 5201 
 
 Humphrev 
 
 3232 3233 
 
 Elichelbeiger 
 
 5400 5401 
 
 Utah 
 
 3300 3301 
 
 Eiler 
 
 5500 5501 
 
 MoKean Av. 
 
 3332 .... 
 
 Bates 
 
 5600 5601 
 
 Mt'Donald Av. 
 
 .... 3401 
 
 l>over 
 
 5800 .... 
 
 Chtn-okee 
 
 3400 .... 
 
 Wilmington Rd. 
 
 6000 6001 
 
 Fairview Av. 
 
 .... 3443 
 
 Filmore 
 
 6100 .... 
 
 Potomac 
 
 3500 3501 
 
 Iron 
 
 6300 6301 
 
 Gravois Av. 
 
 .... 3601 
 
 Kansas 
 
 
 Miami 
 
 3600 .... 
 
 Loughborough Av 
 
 . 6900 690] 
 
 Tliolozan Av. 
 
 .... 3647 
 
 P^-ench Av. 
 
 .... 7001 
 
 Winnebago 
 
 3700 3701 
 
 Blow 
 
 7100 7101 
 
 Chippewa 
 
 3S00 3801 
 
 Roswell Av. 
 
 .... 7201 
 
 Dunnica A v. 
 
 .... 3S30 
 
 Robert Av. 
 
 7300 7301 
 
 Keokuk 
 
 3900 3901 
 
 Tfpton 
 
 .... 7401 
 
 Rebecca 
 
 .... 3937 
 
 Koelu Av. 
 
 7500 7501 
 
 Alberta 
 
 3932 .... 
 
 Louis 
 
 .... 7601 
 
 Osage 
 
 4000 .... 
 
 Steins 
 
 7600 .... 
 
 Montana Av. 
 
 4034 .... 
 
 Schirmer 
 
 7700 .... 
 
 Meramec 
 
 4200 4201 
 
 roepping 
 
 8100 .... 
 
 Bingham Av. 
 
 .... 4301 
 
 River des Peres, 
 
 
 Osceola 
 
 4400 4401 
 
 
 
 GRAND AV. P:AST. E.&W. 4600 N. From Wharf to 
 
 Florissant. 1 to loUO. Broadway Line; 1900 to 2200, 
 
 Grand or Bellefontaiue Lines. 
 GRANT. N.-W. 2131 N. From Warne northwest. 5300 
 
 to 5600, Bellefontaiue Line. 
 GRATIOT ST. E.&W. 800 S. From Wharf to Boyle. 1 
 
 to 500, Broadway Line; 600 to 1000, Cass Line; 1000 
 
 to 1300 Tower Grove Line; 1400 to 4200, Chouteau 
 
 Line. 
 GRANVILLE PL. N. &S. 5550 W. From Minerva to 
 
 Wells. Page Line. 
 GRATTAN. N.&S. 1700 W. From Chouteau to Lafayette. 
 
 1000 to 1700, Bellefontaiue Line. 
 GRAVOIS AV. S.-W. 1752 W. From Russell av. to 
 
 western city limits. 1800 to 2700, Bellefontaine Line; 
 
 2800 to 3200, Tower Grove Line; 3300 to 7500, Chero- 
 kee Line. 
 GREENLEA PL. E.&W. 4239 N. From Warne to Harris. 
 
 41C0 to 4200, Lee Line. 
 GREENWOOD. N.&S. 115 W. From Warne to St. Louis 
 
 av. 2700 to 2800, Broadway Line. 
 GREER AV. E&W. 3100 N. From Prairie to Clay. 8800 
 
 to 4100, Cass or Vandeventer Lines. 
 GROVE. N.&S. 3000 W. and 4000 N. From Bailey to 
 
 Florissant. 4000 to 4300, Lee Line. 
 GROVE AV. In Clifton Heights. Suburban car or Frisco 
 
 Suburban train to Clifton Heights. 
 GRUNDY. E.&W. 6100 S. From Wharf to Michigan. 1 
 
 to 300, Broadway Line; 300 to 600, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 GUSTIXE AV. N.&S. ^!900 W. From Arsenal to Tholo- 
 zau and from Cliippew a to Keokuk. 3100 to 3300, Tower 
 Grove Line; 3400 to 3900, Cberokee Line. 
 GUTHRIE. E.&W. 3700 S. From Wharf to Kosciusko. 
 
 1 to 200, Broadway Line. 
 GYPSY. N.&S. 629 W. From Carrie to Morin. 6300 
 
 to 6400 N., Broadway Line. 
 HALL. N.&S. 21 W. From North Market to city limits. 
 
 3400 to 9200, Broadway Line. 
 HALLIDAY AV. E.&W. 2800 S. From Michigan to 
 
 Grand. 3400 to 3G00, Grand Line. 
 HALL'S FERRY RD. N.&S. 8300 N. From Broadway to 
 
 northern city limits. Broadway Line. 
 HAMILTON AV. N.&S. 5000 W. From Delmar to Ken- 
 nerly. 700 to 1600. Olive "Through" Line; 1400 to 
 2700, Easton Line. 
 HAMMETT PL. E.&W. 2425 N. From Marcus av. west. 
 
 4700 to 490O, Marcus Line. 
 HANCOCK AV. E.&W. 3439 S. From Ivanhoe to River 
 des Peres. 6900 to 7100, Frisco Suburban train to 
 Lindenwood. 
 HARNEY AV. N.&S. 2300 W., on Calvary a v. From 
 N. King's Highway to Tracy. 7000 to 8200, Union car 
 (Sub. Line;. 
 HARPER. E.&W. 3800 N. From Glasgow to Grand. 
 
 2800 to 3600, Grand Line. 
 HARRIS AV. E.&W. 5600 N. From Hall to Penrose. 1 
 to 700, Broadway Line; 2200 to 4300, O'Fallon Park 
 car (Siib. Line). 
 HARTFORD. E.&W. 3133 S. From Louisiana to Alfred. 
 
 3500 to 4400, Tower Grove Line. 
 HAVEN. E.&W. 6700 S. From Wharf to 9th st. 1 to 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 900, Bellefontalne Line. 
 HAWK AV. N.&S. 4000 W. From Clayton to Gratiot. 
 
 700 to 900, Market Line. 
 HAWTHORNE BLVD. E.&W. From its eastern to west- 
 ern junction, with Longfellow blvd. Compton Heights 
 Line. 
 HAZEL AV. E.&W. 4300 N. From Arlington av. west. 
 
 Union car (Sub. Line). 
 HEBER. N.&S. 150 W. 4600 to 4700 N. and 239 W. 
 
 From Gano to Prairie. Broadway Line. 
 HEBERT. E.&W. 2900 N. From 10th to Prairie. 1000 
 to 1400, Bellefontalne Line; 1500 to 2000, Cherokee 
 Line; 2000 to 3800, Eighteenth Line. 
 HELEN. N.&S. 1848 W. From Madison to Mullanphy. 
 
 1600 to 1700, Eighteenth Line. 
 HEMPSTEAD. E.&W. 1827 N. From 2ud to 9th sts. 200 
 
 to 900, Broadway Line. 
 Hi'^NRIETTA. E.&W. 1633 S. From Ohio to Grand. 
 
 2700 to 3600, Fourth Line. 
 HERDER. E.&W. 3323 N. From Blair to 9th. Lee 
 
 Line. 
 HEREFOxxU. N.&S. 5100 W. From Northrup to Ar 
 senal. 1700 to 2100, King's Highway Line; 2600 to 
 3000, Tower Grove Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 47 
 
 HERMITAGE AV. N.&S. 6900 W. From Old Manchester 
 
 Rd. to River des Peres. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 HEWETT AV. N.&S. 7200 W. From Lanliam to Old 
 
 Manchester av. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 HIAWATHA. E.&W. 4G33 S. From Compton to Vir- 
 ginia. Bellefontaine Line. 
 HICKMAN. E.&W. 4131 S. From Marine av west. Broad- 
 way Line. 
 HICKORY. E.&W. 1200 S. From Broadway to Carr 
 
 Lane av. and from Cabaune to St. L. & S. F. Ry. 
 
 500 to 1800, Fourth Line; 1800 to 3900, Chouteau 
 
 Line. 
 HIGH. N.&S. 1231 W. From Lucas to O' Fallon. 700 
 
 to 1400, Bellefontaine or Suburban Lines. 
 HIGHLAND AV. E.&W. 2000 N. From Goodfellow to 
 
 western city limits. 5800 to 6100, Easton Line. 
 HILL. E.&W. 5100 S. From Wharf to Compton. 1 to 
 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 500, Bellefontaine Line. 
 HILL'S TERRACE. N.&S. 4584 W. From Easton av. 
 
 south. Easton Line. 
 HODIAMONT AV. N.&S. 6000 W. From Delmar to 
 
 Kennerly. 700 to 1500, Olive "Through" Line; 1600 
 
 to 2SG0, Suburban Park Line. 
 HOEHN. N.&S. 1600 S. From Picker south. Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 HOGAN. N.&S. 1829 W. From O'lTallon to North Mar- 
 ket. 1400 to 1900, Eighteenth Line. 
 HOLLY AV. E.&W. 5900 N. From Hall to Penrose. 
 
 300 to 700, Broadway Line; 2200 to 4300, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 HORNER AV. E.&W. 1500 S. and 7000 W. From Mc- 
 
 Causland to western city limits. Benton car (Sub. 
 
 Line). 
 HORNSBY AV. E.&W. 8600 N. P^rom Broadway to 
 
 Hall's Ferry Rd. Broadway Line. 
 HORTON PL. E.&W. 1039 N. From Hamilton west to 
 
 city limits. 6100 to 6200. Olive "Through" Line. 
 HOWARD. E.&W. 1700 N. From Wharf to Garrison. 
 
 1 to SCO, Broadway Line; 2200 to 3000, Cass Line. 
 HOWELL. E.&W. 9000 N. From Tracy Rd. to city 
 
 Lmits. Broadway Line. 
 HULL PL. N.&S. 4033 W. From Kossuth to Lee. Lee 
 
 Line. 
 HUMBOLDT AV. E.&W. 7200 N. From Wharf to 
 
 Broadway. 1 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 HUMPHREY. E.&W. 3600 S. From Gravois to Alfred. 
 
 o400 to 4000, Grand Line; 4000 to 5000, Tower Grove 
 
 Line. 
 HUNT AV. E.&W. 1451 S. From Grand to Laclede 
 
 Race Course. 3600 to 4300, Park Line; 4300 to 4500, 
 
 Market Line. 
 HURCK. E.&W. 8300 S. From Wharf to 7th st. 1 to 
 
 700, Broadway Line. 
 HUTCHINSON. N.&S. 1401 W. and 5300 N. From 
 
 Prairie av. north. Broadway Line. 
 IDAHO AV. N.&S. 3300 W. From Itaska to Primm. 
 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 ILLINOIS. N.&S. 2100 W. From Arsenal to Gasconade. 
 3100 to 3500, Cherokee Line; 3600 to 4100, Broadway 
 Line. 
 
 INDIANA AV. N.&S. 2352 W. From Ann to Keokuk. 
 200 to 3600 Jefferson Line; 3700 to 3900, Broadway 
 Line. 
 
 IOWA AV. N.&S. 2752 W. From Lafayette to Chariton. 
 2200 to 4300, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 IRON AV. E.&W. 6300 S. From VP'harf to Grand. 1 to 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 3600, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 IRVING AV. N.&S. 6200 W. From Easton av. south. 
 Easton Line. 
 
 ITASKA. E.&W. 4700 S. From Broadway to Gravois 
 av. 400 to 3170, Broadway Line; 3200 to 4000, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 IVANHOE AV. N.&S. 6700 W. From Old Manchester 
 to Hancock. 2700 to 3500, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 IVORY AV. S.-W. 8100 S. From Michigan to River des 
 Peres. 7700 to 8500, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 JACKSON PL. E.&W. 2400 N. From 11th to 12th. 1100 
 to 1200, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 JACOB AV. N.&S. .5900 W. From DeGiverville to Kings- 
 bury. 300 to 500, Olive Line. 
 
 JAMES. E.&W. 2415 S. From Saliua west. Cherokee 
 Line. 
 
 JAMESTON. N.&S. 2250 W. From Market to Walnut. 
 1 to 100, Market Line. 
 
 JAMIESON AV. N.&S. 6900 W. From Smiley to Han- 
 cock. 3100 to 3500, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 JANUARY AV. N.&S. 5700 W. From Manchester to 
 Cheltenham. 1300 to 2000, Benton car (Sub. Line); 
 2100 to 3100, Tower Grove Line; 4300 to 4700, King's 
 High WSJ Line. 
 
 JASPER PARK. N.&S. 5600 W. From Fyler north. 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 
 JEFFERSON AV. N.&S. 2600 W. (at Market St.). Prom 
 Palm to Chippewa. 36u0 N. to .3900 S., Jefferson Line. 
 
 JENNINGS AV. E.&W. 5000 N. From Mimika to west- 
 ern city limits. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 JESSICA AV. N.&S. 4300 W. From Osceola north. 
 Cherokee Line. 
 
 JOHN AV. E.&W. 4800 N. From Wharf to Penrose. 1 
 to 1400, Broadway Line; 1500 to 4300, Grand Line. 
 
 JONES. N.&S. 8930 W. From Page to Cook. 1200 to 
 1300, Vsndeventer line. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. N.&S. 2800 v.. From Papln to La Salle. 
 900 to 1200, Chouteau Line. 
 
 JULES AV. N.&S. 2200 W. From Ann to Shenandoah. 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 
 JULIA. E.&W. 1650 S. From 7th to 11th. 700 to 1100, 
 Se\enth Line. 
 
 JULIA PL. E.&W. 2850 N. From Union west. 5200 to 
 5400. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 JTTLIAN AV. E.&W. 1250 N. From Hodiamont to Clara. 
 5600 to 6000, Page Line. 
 
 JUNIATA AV. E.&W. 3151 S. From Ohio to Morgan- 
 ford Rd. 2600 to 4300, Tower Grove Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 49 
 
 KaISER. E.&W. 6400 S. and 4900 W. From King's 
 riighvviiy one block west. Cherokee Line. 
 
 KANSAS. E.&W. 6400 S. From Water to Gravols. 1 to 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 4400, Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 KAYSER. E.&W. 9100 S. Broadway Line. 
 
 KEBER AV. E.&W. 6900 N. From Wharf to Broad- 
 way. 1 to SCO, Broadway Line. 
 
 KEIFER AV. N.&S. From McLaren, 9500 north, to city 
 limits. Broadway Line or Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 KEMPER PARK. E.&W. 3150 S. From King's High- 
 way to Brannan. 4900 to 5300, King's Highway Line. 
 
 KENNERLY AV. E.&W. 2700 N. From Prairie to Euclid 
 and from Hamilton to western city limits. 3800 to 
 5300. Cass Line; 5900 to 6200, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 KENNETT PL. E.&W. 1600 S. From 18th to Mississippi. 
 Fourth Line. 
 
 KF.NRTCK. NT.&S. 500 W. and 8300 N. From Bittner 
 north. Broadway Line. 
 
 KENSINGTON AV. E.&W. 900 N. From King's High- 
 way to Union. 5000 to 5300; Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 KENTUCKY AV. N.&S. 4170 W. From Manchester 
 to Mo. Pac. Ry. 1100 to 1300, Benton car (Sub. Line): 
 1300 to 1500, Market Line. 
 
 KEOKUK. E.&W. 3900 S. From Kosciusko to Mere- 
 mac. 1800 to 3800, Seventh Line; 3900 to 4100, Chero- 
 kee Line. 
 
 KINGSBURY BLVD. E.&W. 500 N. From Union to 
 western city limits. 5400 to 6300, Olive "Through" 
 Line. 
 
 KING'S HIGHWAY BLVD. N.&S. 5000 W. (at Laclede). 
 From I'^lorissant to Gravois Rd. 1 N. to 400 N., Taylor 
 Line; 500 to 900, Olive "Through" Line; 8U0 to 1100, 
 Suburban Park Linr;; 1200 to 14uo, Page Line; 1400 to 
 1900, Fasten Line; 2000 to 2300, Cass Line; 2400 to 
 3400, Spring Line; 3500 to 4300, Bellefontalne Line; 1 
 to 1700 S., Taylor Line; 1800 to 3400, King's Highway 
 Line; 5400 to 6400, Cherokee Line. 
 
 KLEMM. N.&S. 4200 W. From Park to Magnolia. 1500 
 to 2400. Market Line. 
 
 KLOCK. E.&W. 4133 S. From Louisiana west. Grand 
 Line. 
 
 KNAPP. N.&S. 1930 W. From Howard to Madison and 
 from Hebert to Branch. 3200 to 3300, Eighteenth 
 Line. 
 
 KXOX AV. N.&S. 6200 W. From Manchester to Wilson. 
 2000 to 2100, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 KOT,F.N AV. E.&W. 7500 S. From Wharf to Eugene. 
 1 to 300, Broadway Line: 400 to 2600. Bellefontalne 
 Line. 
 
 KOSCIUSKO. N.&S. 144 W. From Park to Osage. 1400 
 to 4000 S., Broadway Line. 
 
 KOSSUTH AV. E.&W. 4100 N. From Glasgow to Union. 
 2900 to 4500, Lee Line; 4600 to 5000, Spring Line. 
 
 KRAFT. N.&S. 6700 W. From Wise to Manchester. 
 1200 to 2100, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
50 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIfc* 
 
 KRAUS. E.«&W. GSOO S. From Water to Virginia. 1 to 
 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 600, Bellefontalne Line. 
 KRUM. N.&S. 3800 W. From Finney to Cook. 1100 to 
 
 1200, Delmar or Page Lines. 
 LABADIE AV. E.&W. 3000 N. From Fair to Marcus. 
 
 3800 to 5000, Cass Line. 
 LA BEAUME. E.&W. 1900 N. From 2nd to lOtla st. 
 
 200 to 1000, Broadway Line. 
 LACLEDE AV. E.&W. (Nortli and south dividing line 
 
 trom Jefferson av. west). From Jefferson to King's 
 
 Highway. 2600 to 5000, Laclede Line. 
 
 LACLEDE AV. 
 
 Beaumont 2700 2701 Theresa Av. 3500 3501 
 
 Manchester Av Grand Av. 3600 3601 
 
 Lefflngwell Av. 2800 2801 Spring Av. 3700 3701 
 
 Ewlng Av. 2900 2001 Vandeventer Av. 3900 3901 
 
 Garrison Av. 3000 3001 Sarah 4100 4101 
 
 Cardinal Av. 3100 3101 Boyle A v. 4300 43U1 
 
 Compton Av. 3200 3201 Newstead Av. 4400 4401 
 
 Leonard Av. 3300 Taylor Av. 4500 4501 
 
 Channlng Av. 3330 3401 Euclid Av. 4900 4901 
 
 Ranken Av. 3400 King's Highway Boul. 
 
 LAFAYETTE AV. E.&W. 1800 S. From Wharf to 
 Grand. 1 to 600, Broadway Line; 700 to 1100, Cass 
 Line; 1200 to 2000, Tower Grove Line; 2000 to 3600, 
 Fourth Line. 
 
 LAFLIN AV. N.&S. 3100 W. From Magazine to Inter- 
 section of Garrison. 2400 to 2500, Spring Line. 
 
 LAKE AV. N.&S. 5200 W. From Lindell to Delmar. 
 200 to 700, Olive "Through" or Delmar Lines. 
 
 LALITE AV. E.&W. 5200 N. From Mimika to western 
 city llmJts. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 LAMBDIN AV. N.&S. 4200A W. From Kennerly to Ash- 
 land. 2800 to 3100, Cass Line. 
 
 LAMI. E.&W. 2350 S. From 2nd to Salena. 200 to 
 600. Broadway Line; 700 to 1000, Cass Line; 1100 to 
 2000, Cherokee Line. 
 
 LANHAM AV. E.&W. From Mo. Pac. Ry. to city limits, 
 one block north of Manchester av. 7200 to 7300, Benton 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 
 liANDSDOWNE AV. E.&W. 4500 S. From King's High- 
 way to Sulphur and from River des Peres to city 
 limits. 5000 to 5700, King's Highway Line. 
 
 LA SALLE ST. E.&W. 1100 S. From Wharf to Tiffany. 
 1 to 1800, Fourth Line; 1800 to 3800, Chouteau Line. 
 
 LAUREL. N.&S. 5836 W. From Suburban western city 
 limits. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 LAUREL. N.&S. W. From Suburban Ry. to Maple. 
 Suburban Park Line. 
 
 LAWRENCE. N.&S. 4000 W. From Park to Botanical. 
 1500 to 2400, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 LEA PL. N.&S. 4150 W. From Lee av. south. Lee 
 Line. 
 
 LEAGUE AV. N.&S. 5544 W. From Carlyle to River des 
 Peres. 16C0 to 1700, Benton car (Sub. Line) 
 
AND TIIK WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 LEAMINGTON BLVD. N.&S. 7200 W. and ."..JOO S. Ben- 
 ton oar (Sub. Line). 
 LEDUC. E.&W. 1900 N. Lroin Mai-cus west. 4700 to 
 
 4S00, Marcus Liue. 
 LEE AV. E.&W. 4129 N. From Glasgow to Newstead. 
 
 3000 to 4500, Lee Line. 
 LEFFINGWELL AV. 2800 W. From Dodier to Randolph. 
 
 3000 N. to 600 S., Jefferson Line. 
 LEiMP AV. N.&S. 1900 W. From Gravols to Victor and 
 from Sidney to Broadway. 2200 to 3400, Cherokee 
 Lino; 3400 to 3600, Broadway Liue. 
 LENOX AV. E.&W. 371 N. From Walton to Euclid. 
 
 4600 to 4900, Taylor Line. 
 LEOLA AV. N.&S. 6500 W. From Arsenal to Scanlan. 
 
 3100 to 3200, Tower Grove Line. 
 LEONARD AV. N.&S.. 3300 W. From Easton to Man- 
 chester. 1 N. to 200 N., Laclede Line; 300 to 500, Olive 
 Line; 600 to 800 Page Liue; 90O to 1000, Suburban 
 Line; 1100 to 1300 N., Easton Line; 1 S. to 100 S., 
 Market Line. 
 LESPERANCE. E.&W. 2000 S. From Wharf to Broad- 
 way. 1 to 400, Broadway Liue. 
 LEWIS. N.&S. 1 W. From Biddle to Florissant. 1200 
 
 to 1600, Broadway Line. ' . 
 
 LEWIS PL. E.&W. 1000 N. From Taylor to Walton. 
 
 4.500 to 4000, Delmar or Page Lines. 
 LEXINGTON AV. E.&W. 2521 .n. From Prairie to 
 
 Newstead. 3900 to 4400, Spring Liue. 
 LILLIAN AV. N.&S. 2500 W. From Calvary to Davidson. 
 
 7200 to 7900, Union car (Sub. Liue). 
 LILLY AV. N.&S. 5500 W. From Manchester to Bischoff. 
 
 140O to 2200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 LIMIT AV. N.&S. In "Benton Station." Benton car 
 
 (Sub liiue). 
 LINCOLN AV. E.&W. 2600 N. From Spring to Sarah. 
 
 3800 to 4100, Vandeventer Line. 
 LINDELL AV. E.&W. 229 N. From Channing to Grand 
 and from King's Highway to Skinker Rd. 3500 to 5000, 
 Olive "Maryland" Line; 5100 to 5300, Olive "World's 
 Fair Grounds" Line. 
 LINDEN. E.&W. 719 N. From 12th to 13th sts. 1200 
 
 to 1300, Compton Heights Line. 
 LINDENWOOD PL. E.&W. 3700 S. From McCausland 
 to River des Peres. 70OO to 7200, St. L. & M. car 
 (Sub. Line). 
 LINTON AV. S.-W. 5200 N., on Broadway. From Broad- 
 way to Penrose. 700 to 2000, Broadway Line; 2100 
 to 4300, Bellefontaine Line. 
 LISMORE. N.&S. 2550 W. From Sullivan to Hebert. 
 
 2900 to 3000, Jefferson Line. 
 LITTLE. N.&S. 5500 W. and 1800 S. From Lilly to 
 
 Shaw. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 LITTLE'S PLACE, JR. N.&S. 4612 W. From Easton av. 
 
 soutli. Easton Line. 
 LLOYD AV. E.&W. 14G9 S. From Tamm west. 6400, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
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 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 LOCUST. E.&W. 400 N. From Wharf to Theresa. 1 to 
 
 400, Fourth Line; 400 to 1300. Suburban Line; 1400 to 
 
 3500. Olive, Page or Delmar Lines. 
 LOMBARD. E.&W. 900 S. From Wharf to Broadway 
 
 1 to 500, Broadway Line. 
 LONGFELLOW BLVD. S.-W. 3100 W. From Lafayette 
 
 to Grand. Compton Heights Line. 
 LORENZ. S.-W. 8700 S. From Viliart to southern city 
 
 limits. 1 to GOO. Broadway Line. 
 LORETTA. E.&W. IGOO S. Fiom Sulphur to Billon. 
 
 6000 to 6100, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 LORRAINE AV. E.&W. 3500 N. From Marcus to King's 
 
 Highway. 4700 to 5000, Spring or Marcus Lines. 
 LOTUS AV. E.&W. 180O N. From Euclid to King's 
 
 Highway. 4900 to 50OO, Easton Line. 
 LOUGHBOROUGH AV. E.&W. 6900 S. From Water to 
 
 Gravols. 1 to 400, Broadway Line; 500 to 4000, Belle- 
 
 fontalne Line; 4300 to 5000. Cherokee Line. 
 LOUIS. E.&W. 760O S. From Grand av. west. Belle- 
 
 fontalne Line. 
 LOUISA. E.&W. 2737 S. From Wharf to 2nd. 1 to 200, 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 LOUISIANA AV. N.&S. 3400 W. From Park to Mere- 
 mac. ■ 1500 to 4200, Grand Line. 
 LOUISVILLE AV. N.&S. 6400 W. and 1300 S. From 
 
 Clayton Rd. south. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 LOWELL. N.&S. 700 W. From Gimblln Rd. north. 8500 
 
 N., to 8600 N., Broadway Line. 
 LUCAS AV. E.&W. 700 N. From Wharf to Grand. 1 to 
 
 400, Fourth Line; 400 to 36C0, Delmar Line. 
 LUCILLE AV. N.-W. 5400 N. From Mlmlka to city 
 
 limits. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 LUCRETIA AV. N.&S. 5700 W. From Wells to Mi- 
 nerva. Easton Line. 
 LUCKY. E.&W. 1700 N. From Grand to Cora. 3000 
 
 to 4000, Easton Line. 
 LUCY. N.&S. 4336 W. From Oleathe to Tholozan. 3500 
 
 S. King's Highway Line. 
 LULU AV. N.&S. 4800 W. From Ashland to Greer. 
 
 3500 to 3600, Cass Line. 
 LUTHER AV. E.&W. 7000 N. From Hall to Broadway. 
 
 200 to 800, Broadway Line. 
 LYNCH. E.&W. 2800 S. From Wharf to Gravols. 1 to 
 
 700, Broadway Line; 900 to 2700, Cass Line. 
 LYON. N.&S. 400 W. From Lynch to Dorcas. 2800 to 
 
 2900, Broadway Line. 
 MACKLIN AV. N.&S. 5400 W. From Forest Park to 
 
 Bancroft. 1000 to 2200, Bonton car (Sub. Line); 2300 
 
 to 3100, Tower Grove Line; 4300 to 4S00, King's High- 
 way Line. 
 MADISON. E.&W. 210 N. Prom Wharf to Webster. 1 
 
 to 800, Broadway Line; 900 to 1200, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 1300 to 1700, Lee Line; 1800 to 3100, Eighteenth 
 
 Line. 
 MAEDER. E.&W. 5100 S. From Wharf to Virginia. 1 
 
 to 500. Broadway line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 53 
 
 MAFFITT AV. E.&W. 2700 N. From Spring to Euclid. 
 3700 to 5800, Cass Line. 
 
 MAGAZINE. E.&W. 1800 N. From Lefflngwell to Bacon. 
 2S00 to 3300, Cass Line. 
 
 MAGNOLIA AV. E.&W. 270O S. From Gravola to Sub- 
 lette and from Ecoff to McCausland. 2737 to 3600, 
 Tower Grove Line; 3600 to 4100, Eighteenth Line; 4200 
 to 4300, Market Line; 4300 to 5200, King's Highway 
 Line; r-300 to 6400. Tower Grove Line; 6800 to" CUOO, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MAIDEN LANE. E.&W. 1850 N. From Hogan to Jeffer- 
 son. 1900 to 2600, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 MALLTNCKRODT. E.&W. 3609 N. From Hall to 25th 
 St. 100 to 900, Broadway Line; llOO to 1500, Belle- 
 fontalne Line; 190O to 2300. Lee Line. 
 
 MALT. E.&W. 6600 S. From Water to 9th. 1 to 300, 
 Broadway Line; 400 to 900, Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 MANCHESTER AV. S.-W. 2700 W. From Laclede to 
 city limits. 2800 to 4100, Market Line; 4100 to 7200, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MANHATTAN AV. N.&S. 7100 and west. From Leaming- 
 ton to city limits. Benton car (Sub. Line) and Rail- 
 ways. 
 
 MAPLE AV. E.&W. 1237 N. From Euclid to western 
 city limits. 4900 to 6100, Page or Suburban Lines. 
 
 MARCEAU. E.&W. 8400 S. From Wharf to Ivory. 1 to 
 800, Broadway Line. 
 
 MARCUS AV. N.&S. 4700 W. From McMillan to Floris- 
 sant. 1100 to 1200, Page Line; 1500 to 4000, Marcus 
 Line: 4000 to 4700. Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 MARDEL AV. E.&W. 3700 S. From McCausland to 
 River des Peres. 7000 to 7200 W., St. L. & M. car 
 (Sub. Line). 
 
 MARGARETTA AV. E.&W. 4000 N. From Fair to 
 Euclid and from Calvary to Union. 4000 to 4900, 
 Spring Line. 
 
 MARIE. E.&W. 2900 S. From Ellendale av. west to Mo. 
 Pac. Ry. 7000 to 7100, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MARIA. N.-W. 51 W. and 4600 N. From E. Grand &r. 
 to John. Broadway Line. 
 
 MARIEN AV. N.&S. 1924 W. From Broadway, 3624 S., 
 to Meremac. 3600 to 4100, Broadway Line. 
 
 MARION. E.&W. 1531 S. From 1st to 11th st. 1 to 700, 
 Broadway; 800 to 1100. Cherokee Line. 
 
 MARION PL. E.&W. 2550 N. From 11th to 12th sts. 
 1100 to 1200, Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 MARKET. E.&W. (North and south dividing line to 
 Beaumont). 1 to 400, Fourth Line; 400 to 2700, Mar- 
 
 MARKET— E. & W. 
 
 S. Commercial 10 9 S. Sixth 600 601 
 
 S. First 100 101 S. Seventh 700 701 
 
 S. Second 200 201 S. Eighth 800 801 
 
 S. Third 300 301 S. Ninth 900 901 
 
 S. Fourth 400 401 S. Tenth 1000 1001 
 
 S. Broadway 500 501 S. Eleventh 1100 1101 
 
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 I 
 
 S. Twelfth 
 
 S. Thirteenth 
 
 Center 
 
 S. Fourteenth 
 
 Targee 
 
 S. Fifteenth 
 
 S. Sixteenth 
 
 Moore 
 
 S. Seventeenth 
 
 1200 1201 
 1300 1301 
 1320 .... 
 1400 1401 
 
 1418 
 
 1500 1501 
 1600 1601 
 1652 .... 
 1700 1701 
 
 S. Eighteenth 
 S. Nineteenth 
 S. Twentieth 
 S. Twenty-flrst 
 S. Twenty-sec. 
 S. Twenty-third 
 Jefferson Av. 
 Beaumont. 
 
 1800 1801 
 .... 1001 
 2000 2001 
 2100 2101 
 2200 2201 
 2300 2301 
 2600 2601 
 
 MARMADUKE AV. E.&W. 2900 S. From Tamm av. 
 west to Frisco Ry. 6400 to 6800, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 MARQUETTE AV. E.&W. 3500 S. From Watson Rd. 
 to Frisco Ry. GCOO to 7100, St. L. & M. car (Sub. 
 Line). 
 
 MARY AV. E.&W. 5339 N. From ilorlssant to Rosalie. 
 Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 MARYLAND AV. E.&W. 350 N. From Sarah to King's 
 Highway. 4100 to 4300, Benton car (Sub. Line); 4100 
 to 50C0, Olive "Maryland" Line. 
 
 MARYVILLE AV. N.&S. 5872 W. From Maple av. south 
 to Suburban Ry. Suburban Park Line. 
 
 MASON. N.&S. 625 W. From Hickory to Rutger. 1200 
 to 1300, Cass Line. 
 
 MORRIS AV. E.&W. 3400 S. From Watson Rd. to Ivan- 
 hoe. 6500 to 6700, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 MAURY AV. N.&S. 4600 W. From Magnolia to Shenan- 
 doah. 2400 to 2500. King's Highway Line. 
 
 MAY. E.&W. 4532 N. From Broauway to Gingrass 
 Line. 
 
 McCAUSLAND AV. N.&S. 7000 W. From Clayton av. 
 to Bancroft. 1300 to 1600, Chouteau Line ; 1600 to 3100, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line); 3200 to 3900, St. L. & M. car 
 (Sub. LineK 
 
 McCUNE AV. E.&W. 2800 S. From Tamm to Ivanhoe. 
 6400 to 6700, St. L. & M. car (Sub. Line). 
 
 McDONALD AV. E.&W. 3400 S. From Grand to Morgan- 
 ford Rd. 3600 to 4000, Grand Line ; 4100 to 4300, Tower 
 Grove Line. 
 
 McGIRK. E.&W. 2700 S. From 11th to 12th sts. Cass 
 Line. 
 
 McKEAN AV. E.&W. 3330 S. From Gravois to Grand. 
 3100 to 3600, Grand Line. 
 
 McKINLEY AV. E.&W. 700 S. From Taylor to King's 
 
 Highway. 4500 to 4900, Taylor Line. 
 McKISSON AV. N.-W. 100 E. From E. Grand to Ade- 
 B roadway Line. 
 
 8400 N. From Broadway to 
 Broadway Line. 
 
 1020 N. From Taylor to Walton. 
 4500 to 4700, Suburban Park Line. 
 McNAIR AV. N.&S. 2100 W. From Ann to Arsenal. 2200 
 
 to 3100, Jefferson or Cass Lines. 
 McNULTY. E.&W. 1450 S. From 18th to Vail PI. Comp- 
 ton Heights Line. 
 
 laide. 4700 to 5000, 
 
 .McLaren a v. e.&w. 
 
 western city limits. 
 
 McMillan a v. e.&w. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 55 
 
 IMcPHERSON AV. E.&W. 321 N. From Vandeventer to 
 Union. 3900 to 5300, Olive "World's Fair Grounds" 
 Line. 
 
 McRAE AV. E.&W. 1633 S. From Grand to King's Hlgli- 
 way. 3600 to 4100, Park Line; 4200 to 4300, Market 
 Line; 4400 to 5000, King's Higliwaj- Line. 
 
 MEAD. N.&S. 1000 W. From Wabasli Ry. to McLaren, 
 8C00 to 8700, Bellefoiitaiiie Line. 
 
 MELROSE AV. E.&W. In Ingleslde, nortti of Wabash 
 Ry., near city limits. Union car (Sun. Line). 
 
 MENARD. N.&S. 1028 W. From Park to Victor. 1400 
 to 2500, Cherokee Line. 
 
 MERAMEC. E.&W. 4200 S. From Wharf to Morgan- 
 ford Rd. 1 to 2700, Broadway Line; 2800 to 3800, 
 Bellefontaine Line; 3900 to 4300, Cherokee Line. 
 
 MERCHANT. S.-W. 1275 S. From 2nd to Broadway. 1 
 to 1300. Broadway Line. 
 
 MIAMI. E.&W. 3700 S. From Cleon to Grand and from 
 Lucy to Pauline. 1900 to 3600, Seventh Line. 
 
 MICHIGAN AV. N.&S. 3128 W. From Lafayette to River 
 des Peres. 1700 to 2800, Eighteenth Line; 2900 to 
 3200, Tower Grove Line; 3300 to 3600, Cherokee Line; 
 3700 to 4000, Seventh Line; 4100 to 8100, Bellefon- 
 taine Line; 8200 to 8700, Broadway Line. 
 
 MIDDLETON PL. E.&W. 335 N. From Euclid to King's 
 Highway. 4900 to 5000. Taylor Line. 
 
 MILLER. E.&W. 1450 S. From Wnarf to Broadway. 
 1 to 400, Broadway Line. 
 
 MILLS. E.&W. 1019 N. From Jefferson to Leffingwell. 
 2600 to 2800, Jefferson Line. 
 
 MILTON AV. E.&W. 2250 S. From Compton to Haw- 
 thorne. Compton Heights Line. 
 
 MIMIKA AV. N.&S. 5800 W. From Jennings to Emma. 
 5000 to 5500, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MINERVA AV. E.&W. 1300 N. From King's Highway 
 to western city limits. 5000 to 6200, Page Line. 
 
 MINNESOTA AV. N.&S. 3100 W. From Shenandoah to 
 River des Peres. 2300 to 2S00, Compton Heights Line; 
 2900 to 3200, Tower Grove Line; 3200 to 3600, Cherokee 
 Line; 3700 to 4000, Seventh Line; 4100 to 4800, Belle- 
 fontaine Line; 4900 to 8800, Broadway Line. 
 
 MISSISSIPPI AV. N.&S. 2000 W. From Chouteau to 
 Gravois Rd. 1000 to 1700, Fourth Line; 1900 to 2300, 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 MISSOURI AV. N.&S. 2300 W. From diooteau to Mera- 
 mec. 1000 to 4200, Jefferson Line. 
 
 MITCHELL AV. E.&W. 1600 S. From Prather to Mc- 
 Causland. 6800 to 7000, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MONROE. E.&W. 2300 N. From 1st to 18th sts. 1 to 
 900, Broadway Line, 1000 to 1200. Bellefontaine Line; 
 1300 to 1400, Lee Line; 1700 to 1800, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 MONTANA. E.&W. 4033 S. From Louisiana to Broadway. 
 1 to 2400, Broadway Line; 3400 to 3700, Grand Line. 
 
 MONTGOMERY. E.&W. 2700 N. From Wharf to Grand 
 av. 1 to 800, Broadway Line; 900 to 3600, Cherokee 
 Line. 
 
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 MONTROSE AV. N.&S. 3000 W. From Manchester to 
 Park. 1 to 800, Market St. Line; 900 to 1500, Park 
 Line. 
 
 MOORE. N.&S. 1625 W. Prom Market to Clark. Mar- 
 ket Line. 
 
 MORA LANE. N.&S. From McLaren to Melrose. Union 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 
 MORGANFORD RD. N.&S. 4300 W. From Arsenal to 
 River des Peres. 3200 to 3600, Tower Grove Line; 
 3700 to 7400, Chierokee Line. 
 
 MORGAN. E.&W. From Wharf to Union Blvd. 1 to 
 400, Fourth Line; 400 to 2800, Easton Line; 2800 to 
 5300, Suburban Park Line; 4.500 to 5300, Delmar Line. 
 
 MORRISON AV. E.&W. 1300 S. From 9th to 13th sts. 
 900 to 1300, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 MOTARD AV. N.&S. 3626 W. From Chouteau to Vista. 
 1100 to 1200, Grand Line. 
 
 MOUND LANE. N.&S. 1051 W. From Howard to Mound. 
 1700, Bellefontalne Line. 
 
 MORIN AV. E.&W. 6400 N. From Hall to Florissant. 
 1 to 2200, Broadway Line. 
 
 MOUND. E.&W. 1727 N. From Wharf to 10th 1 to 900, 
 Broadway Line. 
 
 MULLANPHY. E.&W. 1600 N. From Wharf to Jeffer- 
 son. 1 to 600, Broadway Line; 700 to 2500, Cass 
 Line. 
 
 MURDOCK AV. E.&W. 4700 S. From River des Peres 
 to western city limits. 4600 to 5700, King's Highway 
 Line. 
 
 NAGLE AV. E.&W. 7200 S. From Wharf to Virginia. 
 1 to 400, Broadway Line; 400 to 600, Bellefontalne 
 Line. 
 
 NASHVILLE AV. E.&W. 1343 S. From Tamm to Louis- 
 ville. 6400 to 6600, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 NATURAL BRIDGE RD. E.&W. 3700 N. From Vest 
 to western city limits. 2500 to 3600, Jefferson Line; 
 3700 to 5400, Spring Line; 5500 to 5800, Cass Line; 
 5900 to 6300, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 NEBRASKA AV. N.&S. 2920 W. From Park to Broad- 
 way. 1500 to 2300, Compton Heights Line; 2400 to 
 3000, Tower Grove Line; 3000 to 4300, Bellefontalne 
 Line; 4400 to 4800, Broadway Line. 
 
 NELLIE AV. E.&W. 8700 S. From River des Peres to 
 Jeffer.son Barracks Rd. Broadway Line. 
 
 NEOSHO. E.&W. 4600 S. From Broadway to 18th at. 
 2800 to 3100, Broadway Line; 3100 to 3900, Bellefon- 
 talne Line. 
 
 NEW ASHLAND PL. N.&S. 4256 W. and 3500 N. From 
 Ashland av. one block south. Cass Line. 
 
 NEWBY. N.&S. , In Baden. 8700 N. From McLaren to 
 Switler. Broadway Line. 
 
 NEWCOMB PL. E.&W. 1400 N. and 4600 W. From 
 Walton east one block. Page or Easton Lines. 
 
 NEWHOUSE AV. 4000 N. From 11th to Vest. 1100 to 
 2100, Bellefontalne Line; 2200 to 2600, Lee Line. 
 
 NEWMAN AV. 6700 N. From Hall to Broadway. 1 to 
 800, Broadway Line. 
 
AND THE WORLDS FAIR. 57 
 
 NEWSTEAD AV. N.&S. 4400 W.. at Laclede. From 
 BIrcher to Mo. Pac. Ry., 1600, south. 1 in. to 300 N., 
 Laclede Line; 300 N. to 600 N., Olive "Maryland" 
 Line; 700 N. to 4400 N.. Taylor Line; 4400 to 4800 N., 
 Bellefontaine Line; 700 S. to 1100 S., Chouteau Line; 
 1100 to 1400, Benton car (Sub. Line; 1400 to 1600, 
 King's Highway Line. 
 
 NICHOLSON PL. N.&S. 2050 W. and 1700 S. From 
 Ij.ifayette to Geyer. Fourth Line. 
 
 NINETEENTH. N.&S. 1900 W. From E. Grand av. to 
 Market, and from Osceola to Delor. 1 N. to 2400 N., 
 Eighteenth Line; 2500 to 3700, Lee Line; 3900 N. to 
 4600 N., Bellefontaine Line; 4400 S. to 4800 S., Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 NINTH. N.&S. 900 W. From Penrose to Cave and from 
 Osceola to River des Peres. 1 to 300 N., Olive Line; 
 400 to 2800 N., Cherokee Line; 2900 N. to 4300 N., 
 Broadway Line; 1 S. to 500 S., Eighteenth Line; 500 
 to 1200, Fourth Line; 1200 to 3300, Cass Line; 4400 
 S. to 8200 S., Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 NOONAN AV. S.-W. 2300 S. From Manchester a v. to 
 McCausland. 7000 to 7200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 NORFOLK AV. E.&W. 1300 S. From Boyle to Laclede 
 Race Course. 4200 to 4500, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 N. DAKOTA. E.&W. 4450 S. From E. Michigan to 
 W. Michigan. Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 N. GASCONADE. 4050 S. From E. Iowa to W. Iowa. 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 N. MAGNOLIA. 2600 S. From January east one block. 
 57no, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 N. MARKET. E.&W. 2400 N. From Wharf to Hodia- 
 mont. 1 to 600, Broadway Line; 900 to 1200, Bellefon- 
 taine Line; 1300 to 1900, Lee Line; 1900 to 2300, 
 Eighteenth Line; 2500 to 2700, Jefferson Line; 2800 to 
 3800, bpring Line; 3900 to 6100, Easton Line. 
 
 N. MARKET PL. E.&W. 8200 N.. From Broadway to 
 Hall's Ferry Rd. Broadway Line. 
 
 N. PARK PL. E.&W. 3935 in. From 11th to 14th. Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 NORTHRUP AV. E.&W. 1700 S. From King's Highway 
 to Adele. 1900 to 5400, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 N. TRUDEAU. E.&W. 2200 S. From 1st to 2nd. 
 Broadway Line. 
 
 NORWICH PL. N.&S. 4800 N. and 5900 W. From Wind- 
 ham to Jennings av. Union car (Sub. Line), 
 
 NORWOOD AV. N.&S. 5050 W. From St. Louis to 
 Maffltt. Caf-s Line. 
 
 NOTTINGHAM AV. E.&W. 4900 S. From King's High 
 way lo Sulphur. 5000 to 5700, King's Highway Line. 
 
 OAK. N.&S. 33 W. and 4300 N. From Ferry to Cor- 
 nelia. Broadway Line. 
 
 OAK HILL AV. N.&S. 4100 W. From Arsenal to Chip- 
 Ijewa. 3400 to 3900, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 OAKLAND AV. E.&W. 5900 W. From Clayton to Sklnk- 
 er Rd. 6100 to 6900, Chouteau Line. 
 
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 UBEAR AV. E.&W. 4700 N. From Von Phul to Kos- 
 suth. 1400 to 2200, Bellefontalne Line; 4100 to 4300, 
 Grand Line. 
 
 OIJERBECK. N.&S. 900 W. From Christian north. 7900 
 to 8000, Broadway Line. 
 
 OIU'^LL. E.&W. 2900 S. From King's Highway to Sub- 
 lette and from Tamm to P'risco Ry. 5000 to 6800, 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 
 O' FALLON. E.&W. 1300 N. From Wharf to Jefferson. 
 1 to 800, Broadway Line; 800 to IGOO, Lee Line; 1700 
 to 1000, Eighteenth Line; 2000 to 2500, Spring Line. 
 
 OLD MANCHESTER RD. E.&W. 4000 W. From Junc- 
 tion of 1000 Manchester av. to western city limits. 
 1000 to 5200, King's Highway Line; 5300 to 6700, Tower 
 Grove Line; G800 to 7300, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 OHIO. N.&S. 2700 W. From Chouteau to Dakota. 1000 
 to 4200, Jefferson Line; 4200 to 5400, Broadway Line. 
 
 OLEATHA AV. E.&W. 3500 S. From Morganford Rd. 
 to King's Highway and from Jameison to River des 
 Peres. 4200 to 5000, King's Highway Line; 6000 to 
 7100, St. L. & M. car (Sub. Line). 
 
 OLIVE. E.&W. 300 N. From Wharf to Walton. 1 to 
 4700, Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 OLIVE STREET RD. E.&W. 900 N. and 6900 W. From 
 Hodiamont to western city limits. 6900 and west. 
 Suburban Park Line. 
 
 OREGON AV. N.&S. 2830 W. From Lafayette to Itaska. 
 1700 to 3100, Tower Grove Line; 3200 to 4400, Belle- 
 fontaine Line; 4500 to 4700, Broadway Line. 
 
 ORIOLE AV. E.&W. 8100 N., on Florissant. 2200 to 
 2500, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 OSAGE. E.&W. 4000 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 to 
 2700, Broadway Line; 2800 to 3300, Bellefontalne Line; 
 3800 1o 4300, Clierokee Line. 
 
 OSCEOLA. E.&W. 4400. S. From Wharf to 19th st. 1 
 to 3100, Broadway Line; 3100 to 3800, Bellefontalne 
 Line; 3800 to 4300, Cherokee Line. 
 
 (^UIDA AV. N.&S. 735 W. and 6000 N From Carrie 
 to Marin. 6000 to 6400, Broadway Line. 
 
 OXFORD LANE. N.&S. 8400 N., on Florissant. From 
 McLaren to Switzer. Union car (Sub. Line). . 
 
 OXFORD AV. E.&W. 7000 W. and 3300 S. From River 
 des Peres to city limits. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 PAGE AV. E.&W. 1400 N. From Francis to western 
 city limits. 3600 to 6300, Page Line. 
 
 PALM. E.&W. 3000 N. From Wharf to Prairie. 1 to 
 1000. Broadway Line; 1100 to 1600, Bellefontalne Line; 
 1700 to 2500, Lee Line; 2600 to 2800, Jefferson Line. 
 
 PANSEY AV. N.&S. 4212 Vi. From Lee to Kossuth. Lee 
 Line. 
 
 PAPIN. E.&W. 900 S. From Broadway to Taylor. 500 
 to 1700. Fourth Line: 1700 to 4500. Chouteau Line. 
 
 PARK AV. E.&W. 1400 S. From 1st to Old Manchester 
 Rd. X to 500, Broadway Line; GOO to 900, Cass Line; 
 1000 to 1700, Tower Grove Line; 1800 to 1900, P'ourth 
 Line; 4100, Park Line; 4200 to 4400, Market Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 PARK ENTRANCR. 9500 N. From Columbia Bottom Rd. 
 
 to Prospect Grove, in Prospect Hill. Broadway Line 
 PARK LANE. N.&S. 8200 N., on Florissant. Union car 
 
 (Sub Line). 
 PARKLAND PL. N.&S. 5850 W. From Bartmer to 
 
 Maple. Olive "Through" Line. 
 PARK RD. N.-W. 5300 W. From Lindell to Union. 
 
 TTnion car (Sub. Line). 
 PARKER AV. E.&W. 3400 S. From Gustine to Bent. 
 
 3900 to 4500, Cherokee Line. 
 PAPKWOOD RD. Semi-Circle St., in Prospect Hill. 9400 
 
 N.. Broad\va,v Line. 
 PARNELL. N.AS. 2557 W. From Warren to Hebert 
 
 and from Palm to Glasgow. 2600 to 4000, Jefferson 
 
 Line. 
 PARTRIDGE AV. E.&W. 8100 N. From Florissant to 
 
 Theodore. 2200 to 2400, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 PATTISON AV. E.&W. ISOO S. From King's Highway 
 
 to Adole. 5000 to 5.500, King's Highwa.v Line. 
 PATTON AV. E.&W. 1700 N. From Union to Arlington. 
 
 5300 to 5400, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 PAUL. N.&S. 816 W. From Chouteau to Hickory. 1000 
 
 to 1300, Seventh Line. 
 PAULINE. N.&S. 4400 W. From Tholozan to Olethea. 
 
 3500 to 3700, King's Highway Line. 
 PEARL AV. N.&S. 5700 W, From Columbia to Old 
 
 Manchester Rd. 1300 to 2800, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 PECK. N.&S. 3500 W. From Bailey to Florissant. 4000 
 
 to 4400, Grard Line. 
 PELHAM AV. N.&S. 7900 N. From Bittner to Baden. 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 PENDLETON AV. N.&S. 4.300 W. From Washington to 
 
 Kennerly. 600 to 2700. Taylor Line. 
 PENN. E.&W. 2631 S. From Cambria to McNair. 2000 
 
 to 2100, Cherokee Line. 
 PENNSYLVANIA AV. N.&S. 3020 W. From Park to W. 
 
 Catal.m. -1400 to 2800, Compton Heights Line; 2900 to 
 
 3100, Tower Grove Line; 3100 to 4300, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 4400 to 8600. Broadway Line. 
 PENROSE. E.&W. 4200 N. From Wharf to Semple. 
 
 1 to 900, Broadway Line; 1100 to 2200, Bellefontaine 
 
 Line; 2300 to 4700. Lee Line; 4800 to 5400, Spring 
 
 Line, 
 PENROD AV. E.&W. 3400 S. From Highway to River 
 
 des Peres. 4900 to 6500, Tower Crove Line; 6600 to 
 
 7200, St. L. & M. car (Sub. Line). 
 PESTALOZZI. E.&W. 2900 S. From Broadway to Grand. 
 
 500 to 2600, Cass Line; 2800 to 3600, Tower Grove 
 
 Line. 
 PHILLIPS AV. E.&W. 3.^:i7 S. From Giles to Spring 
 
 and from Gravols to Oak Hill av. 3700 to 4100, Chero- 
 kee Line. 
 PICADILLY AV. E.&W. 3300 S. From River des Peres 
 
 to western city limits. 7100 and west, St. L. & M. 
 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 PICKER. E.&W. 1800 S. From 14th to Dolman. 1500 
 
 to 1700, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 PIEDMONT AV. N.&S. 2600 W. From Gasconade to 
 Mississippi av. and is tiie continuatiou of Jeffersou 
 av. 4300 to 4500, Broadway Line. 
 
 PIERCE AV. N.&;S. jSOO W. Prom Wise to Wilson. 
 1200 10 1600. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 PINE. E.&W. 200 N. From Wliarf to Grand. 1 to 3600, 
 Olive lane. 
 
 PITZMAN AV E.&W. 6800 N. From Hall to Broad- 
 way. 1 to 800, Broadway Line. 
 
 PLATEAU AV. E.&W. 6500 W. From intersection of 
 Mancliester av. to city limits. 6600 to 7100, Benton 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 
 PLEASANT. N.&S. 3200 W. From Bailey to Florissant. 
 4000 to 4400, Lee Line. 
 
 PLOVER AV. E.&W. 7934 N. From Florissant to Theo- 
 dore. 2200 to 2600, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 PLUM. E.&W. 700 S. From Wharf to 4tli. 1 to 400. 
 Fourth Line. 
 
 PLYMOUTH AV. E.&W. 5800 N. From Goodfellow to 
 western city limits. 5800 to 6200, Page Line. 
 
 POEPPING AV. E.&W. 8100 S. From Wharf to Wad- 
 del, east of Broadway. 1 to 1100, Broadway Line. 
 
 POLK. N.&S. 100 W, From Koelin to River des Peres. 
 7500 S. to 8900 S., Broadway Line. 
 
 PONCE AV. B.&W. 7327 N. From Water Works Con 
 duit to alley east of Broadway. Broadway Line. 
 
 POPE AV. E.&W. 6100 N. From Hall to Newstead. 1 
 to 800, Broadway Line; 2200 to 2^uv/, Taylor Line. 
 
 POPLAR. E.&W. 600 S. From Wharf to 18th st. 1 to 
 800, Broadway Line; 900 to 1800. Eighteenth Line. 
 
 PORTLAND PL. E.&W. 400 N. and 5000 W. From 
 King's Highway to Union. Olive "Marjland" or Union 
 car (Sub. Line). 
 
 I'UicriS AV. N.&S. 4500. From Arsenal to Scanlan. 
 3100 to 3200, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 POTOMAC. E.&W. 3500 S. From Wharf to Broadway 
 and from Lemp to Gustine. 1 to ISOO, Broadway Line; 
 1900 to 39u0, Cherokee Line. 
 
 POWDER. N.&S. 100 W. From E. Grand to E. Prairie. 
 4700 to 5U00 N., Broadway Line. 
 
 PRAIRIE Av^. N.&S. 3750 W. From Cook to aiississippl 
 River (5000 N. at Broadway). 1300 N. to 3700 N., 
 Vandeveuter; 4100 to 4400 N., Lee Line; 1 E. to 1500 
 E., Broadway Line; 1600 E. to 2200 E., Belief on taine 
 Line. 
 
 PRATHER AV. N.&S. 6800 W. From Plateau to Man- 
 chester. 1500 to 2200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 PRESCOTT AV. N.&S. 700 W. From Luther to Broad- 
 way. 5600 to 7000, Broadway Line. 
 
 PRESIDENT. E.&W. 3600 S. From Wharf to W^iscon- 
 sin. 1 to 2000, Broadway Line. 
 
 PRESTON PL. N.&S. 1900 W. From Lafayette to Geyer. 
 1800 10 2100, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 PRICE AV. E.&W. 7000 N. From Water Works Con- 
 duit to alley east of Broadway. Broadway Line. 
 
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 TRIMM. E.&W. 7900 S. From Wharf to River des Peres 
 1 to 200, Broadway Line; 300 to 2800, Bellefontalne 
 Line. 
 
 PROSPECT AV. N.&S. 3650 W. From Forest Park Blvd. 
 
 to Chouteau. 200 to 1000, Grand Line 
 PROSPECT GROVE. N.&S. About 11000 N. From Glen- 
 dale to Parkwood Rd. Broadway Line to terminus, 
 
 then north. 
 PROVENCHERE PL. E.&W. 3150 S. From Lemp ar. 
 
 west. Cherokee Line. 
 PUTNAM. N.&S. 524 W. and 5600 S. From Faesen to 
 
 Bates. Bellefontaine Line. 
 QUEEN'S AV. E.&W. 7100 N. From Florissant to 
 
 Thelka. 2200 to 2400, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 QUINCY. E.&W. 7000 S. From Wliarf to Virginia. 1 to 
 
 200, Broadway Line; 300 to 500, Bellefontalne Line. 
 RACE COURSE AV. E.&W. 1450 S. From Old Man- 
 chester Rd. to Hunt. 4800 to 4500, Market Line. 
 RANDALL. E.&W. 4800 S. From IPth, one block west. 
 
 Cherokee Line. 
 RANDOLPH. E.&W. 600 S. From 2l8t to Leffingwell. 
 
 2100 to 2700, Maruet Line. 
 RANKIN AV. N.&S. 3400 W. From Laclede to Caroline. 
 
 1 to 600. Market Line; 600 to 1500, Chouteau Line. 
 RAUSCHENBACH AV. N.&S. 2122 W. From Hebert 
 
 to Maiden Lane. 2300 to 2900, Eighteenth Line. 
 RAYMOND AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From King's Highway 
 
 to Union. 5000 to 5300, Suburban Park or Page Lines. 
 REBECCA. E.&W. 3937 S. From Grand to Meramec. 
 
 3600 to 3900, Grand Line. 
 REBER PL. E.&W. 2800 S. From King's Highway to 
 
 Dalton. 4900 to 5900, King's Highway Line. 
 RED BUD AV. N.&S. 4250 W. From Natural Bridge Rd. 
 
 to Margaretta. 300 to 700, Broadway Line; 2200 to 
 
 4300, Lee Line. 
 REGAL PL. N.&S. 5500 W. From Scanlan two blocks 
 
 sout}i; 3100 to 3300, Tower Grove Line. 
 REILLY AV. N.&S. 7400 S. From Upton to River des 
 
 Peres. 7400 to 8900, Broadway Line. 
 RICE. N.&S. 2000 W. From Gratiot north to railway 
 
 tracks. Compton Heights Line. 
 RiDGP] AV. E.&W. 1400 N. From King's Highway to 
 
 western city limits. 5000 to 6200, Easton Line. 
 RIPPLE. N.&S. 6200 W. From Cheltenham south. 1400 
 
 to 1600, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 RISLEY. N.&S. 150 W. From Lombard to Chouteau. 
 
 900 S. to 1000 S., Broadway Line. 
 ROBBIN'S LANE. N.&S. 1626 '^'. From St. Charles to 
 
 Lucas. Washln-^ton Line. 
 ROBERT AV. E.&W. 7300 S. From Wharf to Morgan- 
 ford Rd. 1 to 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 3800, Belle- 
 fontalne Line; 3900 to 4400. Cherokee Line. 
 ROBIN AV. E.&W. 8000 N., on Florissant av. From 
 
 Florissant to Tlieodore. 2200 to 2600, Union car (Sub. 
 
 Line). 
 ROSALIE. N.-W. 5400 W. and 3000 N. From Carter to 
 
 Marcus. 5400 to 6500, Bellefontalne Line. 
 
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 ROSED ALE AV. N.-W. 6100 on Delmar to Olive Street 
 
 Rd. Creve Coeur Line. 
 ROSWELL AV. E.&W. 7200 S. From Grand to Field 
 
 3700 to hSOO, Bellefontaine Line. 
 ROWAN AV. N.&S. 5850 W. From Wells to Ridge. 
 
 Easton Line. 
 
 RUGBY PL. E.&W. 1225 N. Prom Aubert. 4900 W., w^* 
 
 and south one blocls. Suburban Park Line 
 RUSSELL AV. E.&W. 2100 S. From Wliarf to Towp 
 
 Grove av. 1 to 600. Broadway Line; 700 to 1000. Ca 
 
 Line; 1100 to 1800, Cherokee Line; 1900 to 2S00, Tow 
 
 Grove Line; 2000 to 3400, Ck)mpton Heights Line; .34) 
 
 to 3800, Grand Line; 3800 to 4000, Park Line; 4000 1 
 
 4300. Market Line. 
 RUSSELL- PL. N.&S. 4000 W. From Arsenal to Thol« 
 
 zau. 3400 to 3500, Tower Grove Line. 
 RUTGER. E.&W. 1300 S. From Wharf to Tififany. 
 
 to 600, Broadway Line; 700 to 000, Seventh Line; 100 
 
 to 1400, Tower Grove Line; 1800 to 2000, Fourth Line 
 
 2000 to 3000, Park Line. 
 SACRAMENTO AV. E.&W. 3800 N. From Fair to New- 
 stead and from Cora west one block. 4100 to 4700, 
 
 Spring Line. 
 SALINA. N.&S. 2000 W. From Gravois to Chippewa. 
 
 230O to 3400, Cherokee Line; 3500 to 3800, Broadway 
 
 Line. 
 SALISBURY. S.-W. 3700 N. From \Vharf to Palm. 1 to 
 
 900, Broadway Line; 1100 to 1500, Bellefontaine Line; 
 
 1900 to 2600. Lee Line. 
 SAN FRANCISCO AV. E.&W. 3900 N. Jrom Fair to 
 
 Cora and from Euclid to Union, ^luo to 5300. Spring 
 
 Line. 
 SAN JACINTO AV. N.&S. G600 W. From Dale to Villa. 
 
 1300 to 1600, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 SAN JUAN AV. N.&S. 8000 N. From Thrush to Cliris- 
 
 tian. 7900 to 8000, Broadway Line. 
 SARAH. N.&S. 41 OO W. From Ashland to Manchester. 
 
 1 N. to 900 N., Benton car (Sub. Line): 1000 N. to 3100 
 
 N., O'Fallon Park car (Sub. Line); 1 S. to 1100 S., 
 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 SARPY AV. E.&W. 700 S, Prom Vandeventer to Bo.vle. 
 
 3900 to 4200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 SARSFIELD PL. N.&S. 1920 W. From O'Fallon to 
 
 Cass; 1300 to 1500, Eighteenth Line. 
 SCANLAN AV. E.&W. 3200 S. From King's Highway to 
 
 Brannon and from Tamm to McCausland. 5000 to 7100, 
 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 SCANL.\N PL. N.&S. 4500 W. From Margaretta to the 
 
 White Farm. Spring Line. 
 SCHILD AV. E.&W. 1800 S. Prom 18th to Preston PI. 
 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 SCHILLER AV. E.&W. 7300 N. From Broadway to 
 
 Wabash Ry. .WO to 700. Broadway Line. 
 SCHIRMER. E.&W. 770 S. From Wliarf to River des 
 
 Peres. 1 to 300. Broadway Line; 400 to 3000, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
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 SIXTKKNTH. N.&«. 1(J00 W. From Cbambors to Rnn- 
 
 tloJpli and from (Jseoohi (JJSUO W.) to Ek'lielberger. 
 
 500 S. to 1500 N., Figljleoiith Line; lUOO to 2000 Lee 
 
 Lice; 4100 to 5300, Helltfoutaine liiiie. 
 SlX'l'IL N.&S. 600 W. From Cass to Pariv and from 
 
 5000 Virginia lo THUO Ivory. 14(t0 S. to 1200 N., CasB 
 
 Lint"; lUOO to IGOO N., Broadway Line; 5200 to 3600, 
 
 Belleftiitaiue Llue. 
 KINKER RD. N.&S. 6200 W., en Delmar to 7000 "west 
 
 on ClaytOii. Western bounuary of Forest I'ark. 300 
 
 N. to 600 N. , Olive "Clayton"; 100 S. to 1100 S,, Cliou- 
 
 teau Line, witli Clayton connection. 
 LATTERY. N.&S. 2932 W. From St. Louis to Benton. 
 
 2500 to 2800, Cass Line. 
 LI':VIN AV. 4100 N. From Euclid to Union. 4900 to 
 
 5300, Spring Line. 
 SMILEY AV. E.&W. 3149 S. From Ivanlioe to Frisco 
 
 av. (5900 to 7000, St. L. & iM. car (Sub. Line). 
 SMITH AV. E.&W. 1500 N. From Wharf to 1st. Broad- 
 way Line. 
 SOrilER. E.&W. 6500 S. From Wharf to Michigan, east 
 
 of Broadway. 1 to 400, Broadway Line. 
 SOl'IIIE AV. N.&S. 4200 W. From Natural Bridge Rd. 
 
 to Margaretta. 3S00 to 4000, Spring Line. 
 SOULARD. E.&W. 1700 S. From Wharf to 14th st. 
 
 1 to oOO, Broadway Line; 700 to 1000, Cass Line; 1100 
 
 to 1400, Tower Grove Line. 
 S. DAKOTA. E.&W. 4G00 S. From East to West Mich- 
 igan. Bellefontaine Line. 
 S. . .,C(>NADE. E.&W. 4100 S. F'-om E. Iowa to W, 
 
 Iowa, soutlieru boundary Lticlede Paris. Bellefontaine 
 
 Line. 
 S. MAGNOLIA AV. E.&W. 5700 S. From January ay. 
 
 west. Tower Grove Line. 
 S. MARKET. E.&W. SOOO N., in Baden. From Walter 
 
 to Hall's Ferry Rd. Broaduay Line. 
 S. ROAD. E.&W. 5500 W. From Manchester to Pierce. 
 
 Benton car (.Sub. Line). 
 S. TRUDEAU. E.&W. 2200 S. From 1st to 2nd. 1 to 
 
 200, Broadway Line. 
 SPAILDING AV. E.&W. 2600 N. From Euclid to Union 
 
 and from Clara to Goodfellow. 4900 to 5300. Spaulding 
 
 Line; 5600 to 5900, Easton Line. 
 SPRING AV. N.&S-' 3700 W. From Natural Bridge Rd. 
 
 to Chippewa. 3700 N. to 3800 S., Grand Line. 
 SPRUCE. E.&W. 400 S. From Wharf to 16th. 1 to 
 
 40O, Fourth Line; 400 to 000, Broadway Line; 600 to 
 
 800, Cass Line; 900 to 1700, Eighteenth Line. 
 srANLEY AV. E.&W. 2100 S. From McCausland to 
 
 Blendon. 7000 to 7200, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 STANBURY. E.&W. 3731 S. From Illinois to Broad- 
 way. Broadway liine. 
 ST. ADOLPIH'S. N.&S. oooo W. From Bell to Fmney. 
 
 Delmar or Page Lines. 
 ST. AN(;E AV. N.&S. 1400 W. From Chouteau to Carroll. 
 
 1000 to 1500, Fourth Line. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 SCHOOL. E.&W. 1100 N. From Cardinal to Channing, 
 
 3100 to 3500, Suburban Lino. 
 SCOTT AV. E.&W. 600 S. From 21st to Euclid. 2100 
 
 to 4100. Market Line; 4100 to 4900, Laclede Line. 
 SECOND. N.&S. 200 W., at Market. From Adelaide to 
 
 President. 5400 N. to 3700 S., Broadway Line; 1200 
 
 N. to 1000 S., Fourth Line. 
 SELHY PL. N.&S. 1500 W. From Wasla to Carr. 1000 
 
 to 1100, Spring or Suburban Lines. 
 SELLS AV. E.&W. 8300 N. From Church Rd. to New- 
 
 b}'. Broadway Line. 
 SEMPLE AV. N.&S. 5543 W. From Easton to Bircher. 
 
 1400 to 2600, Easton Line: 2600 to 3000, Cass Line; 
 
 3000 to 3800, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 SEVENTEENTH. N.&S. 1700 W. From Clifton to Chou- 
 teau and from Osceola to Itaska. 1 N. to 1800 N., 
 
 Eighteenth -ine; 1 S. to 1000 S., Park Line; 4400 to 
 
 4700, Bellefontaine Line. 
 SEVENTH. N.&S. 700 W. From Howaru to Cherokee 
 
 and from Virginia to River des Peres. 1 N. to 1700 
 
 N., Seventh Line; 3400 to S500, Bellefontaine Line. 
 SHARP AV. N.&S. 4000 W. From Loughborough to 
 
 Primm.. 7000 to 7400, Bellefontaine Line. 
 SHAW AV. E.&W. 1900 S. From Grand to Sublette. 
 
 3600 to 4100, Compton Heiglits Line; 4200 to 4300, 
 
 Market Line; 4400 to 5600, King's Highway Line. 
 SHAW AVENUE PL. N.&S. 3700 W. From Shaw to 
 
 McRee. 1600 to 1900, Grand Line. 
 SHAA\MUT PL. N.&S. 5700 W. From Wells to Julian. 
 
 Page Line. 
 SHENANDOAH AV. E.&W. 2300 S. From Broadway to 
 
 King's Highway. .500 to 1200, Cass Line; 1200 to 1900, 
 
 Cherokee Line; 200 to 2700, Jefferson Line; 2700 to 
 
 2900, Tower Grove Line; 2900 to 4100, Compton Hei.a;hts 
 
 Line; 4200 to 4300, Market Line; 4500 to 5000, King's 
 
 Highway Line. 
 SHERIDAN AV. E.&W. 1^39 N. From 23M to Webster. 
 
 2300 to 2900 Caf-r. Line: 3000 to 3200. Spring Line. 
 SHERMAN PL. E.&W. 4150 N. From Prairie to Warne. 
 
 Lee Line. 
 SHORT. E.&W. 2600 N. From 15th to 19th, Lee Line; 
 
 and from Hall to Benedict, 5100 N., Broadway Line. 
 SHORT ALLEY. N.&S. 2600 N. Bet\\een Gushing, Victor 
 
 and McNalr. 2600 to 2700, Lee Line. 
 SlIREVE AV. N.&S. 4700 W. From Lee to Bircher. 
 
 4200 to 4400, Taylor Line. 
 SIDNI'-Y. K.&.W. 2600 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 to 
 
 600, Broadway Line; 700 to 1100, Cass Line; 1200 to 
 
 2000, Cherokeee Line; 2100 to 2700, Jefferson Line; 
 
 2800 to 3600. Compton Heights Line. 
 SIMPSON AV. E.&W. and N.&S. Around Clifton Park, 
 
 in Clifton Heights. 6100 W.. Tower Grove Line. 
 SINGLETON. E.&W. 823 S. From 14th to 18th and 
 
 from 21st to 22nd. 1700 to 2200, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
AND THE WORLDS FAIR. G5 
 
 ST. ANTHONY. E.&W. 1271 S. From Broadway to 8th. 
 Broadway Line. 
 
 ST. CHARLES. E.&W. 500 N. Fro.n 3rd to Jefferson. 
 
 300 to 2600, Delmar or Page Lines. 
 ST. CYR AV. E.&W. 9400 N. From Columliin Bottom 
 
 Rd. to western city limits. Broadway lilno. 
 ST. FERDINA.ND AV. E.&W. 2500 N. From Prairie to 
 
 Marcus. SfiOO to 4400, Cass Line. 
 ST. FERDINAND PL. E.&W. 2500 N. From Prairie 
 
 west. Spring Line. 
 ST. GEORGE. E.&W. 2700 S. From Wliarf to Broad- 
 way. 1 to 500, Broadway Line. 
 ST. J.\'mES square. E.&W. 7200 W. and 3300 S. From 
 
 Leamington to Manhattan. St. L. & M. car (Sub. 
 
 Line). 
 ST. .JOSEPH. E.&W. 1235 S. From Broadway to 6th. 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 ST. LOUIS AV. E.&W. 2S00 N. From Wharf to Clara. 
 
 1 to 800, Broadway Line; 900 to 2S0O, Cherokee Line; 
 
 2000 to 5800, Cass Line. 
 ST. LOinS PL. N.&S. 2100 W. (Public Park), boimded 
 
 by Maiden Lane, Hebert, 21st and Rauschenbach. 
 
 Eighteenth Line. 
 ST. VINCENT AV. E.&W. 1551 S. From Jefferson to 
 
 Tlieresa. 2000 to 3600, Park Line. 
 STEINS. E.&W. 7600 S. From Wharf to Grand. 1 to 
 
 300, Broadway Line; 400 to 3600, Bellefontaine Line. 
 STERR LANE. E.&W. 4750 S. From Broadway east. 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 STEWART PL. N.&S. 5432 W. From Minerva to Easton. 
 
 Easton Line. 
 STOCKTON. N.&S. 100 W. From E. Grand av. to 
 
 Prairie. 4700 to 5000, Broadway Line. 
 STOCKWELL PL. E.&W. In Cheltenham (private street). 
 
 From Cutter av. east. Benton car (Snb. Line). 
 STODDARD. E.&W. 1100 N. From Jefferson to Glasgow. 
 
 2600 to 2900, Jefferson Line. 
 STRINGTOWN RD. N.&S. 500 W. and 5600 S. I rom 
 
 Bates to Compton. Bellefontaine Line. 
 SUBLETTE AV. N.&S. 5600 W. From Berthold to I er- 
 
 nod. 1100 to 2200, Benton car (Sub. Line); 2300 to 
 
 3400, Tower Grove Line. 
 SUBURB.VN AV. E.&W. 1100 N. From St. Louis and 
 
 Suburban Rv. to western city limits and from Ailan- 
 
 thus to Hodiamont. Suburban Park Line. 
 SUBT'RBAN TERRACE. Western city limits. N^&S. vvesi 
 
 side Suburban Line, between Bartmer PI. and Bartmer 
 
 av. Suburban Park Line. .„^, ^ n oi,,-/» 
 
 SULLIVAN AV. E.&W. 2950 N. From 13th to Praine. 
 
 1300 to 2500, Cherokee Line; 2600 to 3800. C^^s Line. 
 SULPHUR AV. N.&S. 5900 W. From I^i"^" *« J^^^.JJ- 
 
 1400 to 2100, Benton car (Sub. Lme) ; 2200 to 3400. 
 
 Tower Grove Line; 4300 to 4800, King's Highway Lin^^ 
 SUTHERLAND AV. E.&W. 4400 S. From River des 
 
 Peres to citv limits and from King's Highway to bul 
 
 phur. 5000 'to 5700, King's Highway Line. 
 
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 SWAN AV. E.&W. 1200 S. From Boyle to Newstead 
 4200 to 4400, Beuton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 SWERINGEN AV. E.&W. 6600 N. Trom Hall to Broad- 
 way. 1 to 800, Broadway Line. 
 
 SWITZER AV. N.&S. 7800 N. From Broadway to north- 
 ern city limits. 700 to 2000, Broadway Line. 
 
 TALCOTT. E.&W. 5200 N. From Hall to Broadway. 
 300 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 
 TALMAGE AV. N.&S. 4138 W. From Manchester a v. 
 to Old Manchester Rd. Market Line. 
 
 TAMM AV. N.&S. 6400 W. From Berthold to Watson. 
 1100 to 1800, Benton car (Sub. Line); 1900 to 3400, 
 Tower Grove Line. 
 
 TARA LANE. N.&S. 1600 W. and 8900 N., on Broadway. 
 From MacLaren to Switzler. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 TARGEE. N.&S. 1418 W. From Market to Poplar. 1 
 to 500, Market Line. 
 
 TAYLOR AV. N.&S. 4500 W. From Newstead to Vista. 
 4400 N. to 600 N., Taylor Line; 500 N. to 100 N., 
 Olive "Maryland" Line; KM) N. to 500 S., Laclede 
 Line; 600 S. to 1100 S., Chouteau Line; 1100 to 1400, 
 Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 TEMPLE PL. N.&S. 5650 W. From Wells to Julian. 
 Page or Eastou Lines. 
 
 TENNESSEE AV. N.&S. 34.32 W. From Shenandoah to 
 Keokuk. 2300 to 3900, Grand Line. 
 
 TENNYSON SQUARE. N.&S. From Commonwealth to 
 Canterbury. Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 TENTH. N.&S. 1000 W. From Hebert to River des 
 Peres. 1 N. to 3000 N., Cherokee Line; 1 S. to 3000. 
 Cass Line; 4400 to 8200, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 TERRY AV. E.&W. 2838 N. From Union east and from 
 Norwood, also from Euclid to King's Highway. 4900 
 to 5300, Cass Line. 
 
 TESSON. E.&W. 8000 S. From Wharf to River des 
 Peres. 1 to 200, Broadway Line; 300 to 3800, Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 TEXAS AV. N.&S. 2632 W. From Eads to Osceola. 
 1600 to 3900, Jefferson Line; 4200 to 4400, Broadway 
 Line. 
 
 TFL\TCHER AV. E.&W. 7700 N. From Wharf to Broad- 
 way. 1 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 
 THEKLA AV. N.&S. 2400 W. From King's Highway 
 to Bernay's and from Thrust to Tracy. 7000 to 8200, 
 Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 THEODORE AV. N.&S. 2500 W. From Thrush to Gil- 
 more. 7700 to 8100, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 THEODOSIA AV. E.&W. 1600 N. From Bayard to Good- 
 fellow. 4800 to 5700, Eastou Line. 
 
 THERESA AV. N.&S. 3500 W. From Bell to Lafayette. 
 1000 N. to 1700 S., Grand Line. 
 
 THIRD. N.&S. 300 W. From O'Fallon to Arsenal. 1000 
 N. to 1400 N., Broadway Line; 1000 N. to 1000 S., 
 Fourth Line; 1100 S. to 3100 S., Broadway Line. 
 
 THIRTEENTH. N.&S. 1300 W. From Branch to Chero- 
 kee and from Osceola to Eichelberger. 1 N. to 600 
 
AND TllK WOIU.DS FAIR. (37 
 
 N., Chouteau Line; 700 to ;U00, Bcllefontnlnc Line; 1 S. 
 
 to 1100 S.. Chouteau Line; 1200 to i^400, Cherokee Line* 
 
 4400 to 5;{00, I?ollofontalni> Line. 
 TIIOLOZAN AV. K.&W. 3650 S. From Grand to King's 
 
 Highway and from McCausland to River des Peres 
 
 3600 to 4300, Qierolioe Line; 4300 to 5000, King's 
 
 nigliway Line; 7000 and west, St. L. & M. car (Sub 
 
 Line). 
 THOMAS. N.&W. 1400 N. From Jefferson to Theresa. 
 
 2000 to 3100, Spring Line; 3200 to 3500, Kaston 
 
 Line. 
 TIIOMrsON AV. N.&S. 3200 N. From St. Louis av. to 
 
 Bailey. 2800 to 4000, Grand Line. 
 THRrSII AV. E.&W. 7900 N. From Florissant to 
 
 Tlieodore. 800 to 2.500, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 THORN Bi" PL. N.&S. 5840 W. From Maple to Bartmer. 
 
 Olive "Through" Line. 
 THIRMAX BLVD. N.&S. 4100 W. From Magnolia to 
 
 Folsom and from Park av. north one block. 1500 to 
 
 2300, Park Line. 
 TIFFANY AV. N.&S. 3800 W. From Gratiot to Vista. 
 
 1000 to 1300, Chouteau Lines, transfer to Tiffany Line. 
 TOM. N.&S. 2014 W. From Eugenia to ClarK. Market 
 
 Line. 
 TOWER GROVE AV. N.&S. 4340 W. From Clayton to 
 
 Magnolia. 600 to 2400, Market Line. 
 TRACY RD. N.-E. 8200 N. From Florissant to Hall's 
 
 Ferry Rd. 8200 to 9100, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 TRAFFORD LANE. N.&S. Northwest of Calvary Ceme- 
 tery. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 TREMONT AV. E.&W. From River des Peres to Can- 
 terbury av. Highland car (Sub. Line). 
 TRTTDON. E.&W. 2200 S. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 
 1 to 500 , Broadway Line. 
 TURNER AV. N.&S. 4200A W. From Natural Bridge 
 
 Rd. to Lee a v. 3700 to 4100, O' Fallon Park car (Sub. 
 
 Line). 
 TWELFTH. N.&S. 1200 W. From Brannon to Pestalozzi. 
 
 1 N. to 600 N., Cliouteau Line; 700 to 3200, Bellofon- 
 
 taine Line; 1 S. to 1.500 S., Tower Grove Line. 
 TWENTIETH. N.&S. 2000 W. From College to Poplar. 
 
 1 N. to 2400 N., Eighteenth Line; 2500 to . 3500, Lee 
 
 Line; 4000 to 5300, Bellefontaine Line; 1 S. to 500 S., 
 
 Market Line. 
 TWENTY-FIFTH. N.&S. 2500 W. From Sheridan to 
 
 Gla.sgow. 1400 to 3500, Jefferson Line; 3600 to 4100. 
 
 Lee Line. 
 TWENTY-FIRST. N.&S. 2100 W. From College to 
 
 Chouteau. 300 N. to 3200 N., Eighteenth Line; 3.300 
 
 to 3900, Lee Line; 4000 to 5300, Bellefontaine Line; 
 
 .300 N. to 1000 S., Tw^enty-lirst Line. 
 TWENTY-FOIiRTH. N.&S. 2400 W. From Carr to 
 
 Cass. 1200 to 1500, Jefferson Line. 
 TWENTY-SECOND. N.&S. 2200 W. From Angelica to 
 
 Chouteau. 1 N. to 3200 N., Eighteenth Line; 3200 to 
 
 3900, Lee Line; 3900 to 4100, Bellefontaine Line; 
 
 1 S. to 1000, Jefferson Line. 
 
68 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 TWENTY-THIRD. N.&S. 2300 W. From Angelica to 
 Chouteau. 3600 to 4100, Lee Line; 3500 N. to 1000 
 S., Jefferson Line. 
 
 TYLER. E.&W. 1945 N. From Wharf to 13th st. 1 to 
 900, Broadway Line; 1100 to 1300, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 UNION BLVD. N.&S. 5300 W. From Forest Park to 
 Bircher av. 200 to 4300, Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 UNIVERSITY. E.&W. 2900 N. From 22nd to Glasgow. 
 2300 to 2900, Eighteenth Line. 
 
 UNTER DEN LINDEN. E.&W. In Greenwood. From 
 River des Peres to city limits. Highland car (Sub. 
 Line). 
 
 UPTON. E.&W. 7400 S. From Wharf to Michigan and 
 from Grand to Eugenia. 1 to 200, Broadway Line; 
 300 to 3700, Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 UTAH PL. E.&W. 3300 S. From Grand to Gustine. 
 3600 to 3000, Grand Line. 
 
 UTAH. E.&W. 3300 S. From 9th to Grand and from 
 Gustine to Morganford Rd. 1 to 1300, Broadway Line; 
 1400 to 3600, Cherokee Line; 3700 to 4300, Tower 
 Grove Line. 
 
 VAIL PL. N.&S. 1900 W. From McNulty south. Comp- 
 tou Heights Line. 
 
 VALENTINE. E.&W. 500 S. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 1 to 500, Fourth Line. 
 
 VAN BUREN. N.&S. 600 W. From Steina to Catalan. 
 7000 S. to 8600 S., Broadway Line. 
 
 VANDERBURG AV. N.&S. 3533 W. From Hawthorne 
 to Arsenal. 2200 to 3100, Grand Line. 
 
 VANDE VENTER AV. N.&S. 3900 W. From Labadie to 
 Chouteau and from Park to Magnolia. 1000 S. to 
 3800 N., Vandeventer Line; 1000 S. to 1400 S., Chou- 
 teau or TifTany Lines; 1400 to 2400, Park Line. 
 
 VA.,UEVENTER PL. E.&W. 950 N. From Grand to 
 Vandeventer av. Vandeventer Line. 
 
 VERMONT AV. N.&S. 3100 W. From Walsh to Primm. 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 VERNON AV. E.&W. 1200 N. From Walton to inter- 
 section with Page and from King's Highway to Good- 
 fellow. 4600 to 5200, Page Line; 5300 to 5600, Sub- 
 urban Park Line. 
 
 VEST AV. N.&S. 2529 W. From Salisbury to Newhouse. 
 3800 to 4000, Lee Line. 
 
 VICTOR. E.&W. 2500 S. From Wharf to Nebraska. 1 
 to 500, Broadway Line; 600 to 1100, Cass Line; 1200 
 to 2000, Cherokee Line; 2100 to 2700, Jefferson Line; 
 2700 to 2800, Tower Grove Line; 2900 to 3500, Comp- 
 ton Heights Line. 
 
 VICTORIA AV. E.&W. 1200 S. From Billon to Graham. 
 6700 to 6800, Chouteau Lme. 
 
 VILLA AV. E.&W. 1500 S. From San Jacinto to Dale. 
 6600 W., Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 VINE. E.&W. 500 N. From Wharf to 4th st. 1 to 
 400. Fourth Line. 
 
 VINE GROVE AV. N.&S. 4300 W. From Labadie to 
 Ashland. 3000 to 4500, Taylor Line. 
 
AND TlIK WORLD'S FAIR. 6f) 
 
 VIRGINIA AV. N.&S. 3000 W. From Chouteau to Park 
 and from Lafayette to River des Peres. loOO to 1400, 
 Clioutcau Liue; 1400 to 1600, Park Liue; 1700 to 2100, 
 Fourth Lino; 2200 to 2800, Compton Heights Lino; 
 25)00 to 3200. Tower Grove Line; 3200 to 3600, Cherokee 
 Line; :]7(X) to 4000, Seventh Line; 4100 to 8900, Belle- 
 fontaine Line, 
 
 VISTA AV. E.&W. 1429 S. From Compton to Tiffany 
 and from Boyle to I^aclede Race Course. 3200 to 3700, 
 Park Line; 3800 to 5000, Market Line. 
 
 VON PIIUL. N.&S. 1400 W. From E. Grand av. to Ade- 
 laide. 4000 to 5400, Broadway Line. 
 
 VON VERSEN AV. E.&W. 745 N. From Clara to west- 
 ern city limits. 5500 to 6300, Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 VULCAN. N.&S. 7200 S. From Nagle to River des Peres. 
 7200 to 8900, Broadway Line. 
 
 WABADA AV. E.&W. 1900 N. From Euclid to King's 
 Highway. 4800 to 5000, Spaulding Line. 
 
 WABASH AV. S.-W. From 3539 Oleatha to 7100 Ban- 
 croft, one block west of McCausland. 3600 to 3900, 
 St. L. & M. car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WADDELL AV. S.-W. 3700 W. From River des Peres 
 to ro-\d one block west of S. Grand av. 7700 to 8200, 
 Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 WADDINCHAM. N.&S. 119 W. From Franklin to Carr. 
 900 to 1100, Broadway Line. 
 
 WADE AV. E.&W. 1400 S. 6400 to 6500, Benton car 
 (Sub. Line). 
 
 WAGNER AV. E.&W. 1201 A N. From Hodianiont to 
 western city limits. 6200 W., Suburban Park Line. 
 
 WAGNER AVENUE TERRACE. From Wagner av. to De 
 Ilodiamont. Suburban Park Lino. 
 
 WAGNER PL. N.&S. 4550 W. From North Market to 
 Easton. 1500 to 2400, Easton Line. 
 
 ^■ALBRIDGE PL. N.&S. 4950 W. From Slevin north. 
 Spring Line. 
 
 WALDEMAR AV. E.&W. 2200 S. From Manchester to 
 Forest. 6700, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WALNUT. E.&W. 100 S. From Wliarf to Theresa. 1 
 to 1700, Market Line; 1800 to 3500, Laclede Line. 
 
 WALSH. E.&W. 5200 S. From Wharf to Morganford 
 Rd. 1 to 300. Broadway Line; 300 to 4200, Bellefon- 
 taine Line. 
 
 WALTER AV. N.&S. 8345 N. From Broadway to Gim- 
 blin Rd., in Baden. Broadway Line. 
 
 WAIiTON AV. N.&S. 4600 W. From McPherson to 
 
 Easton av. 400 to 700, Olive "World's Fair Grounds" 
 
 * Line; 800 to 900, Olive "Tlirough" Line; 800 to 1100, 
 
 Suburban Park Line; 1100 to 1300, Page Line; 1400 to 
 
 1700, Easton Line. 
 
 WARNE AV. N.&S. 4000 W. From McPherson to Olive 
 and from Easton to Adelaide. 400 to 500, Olive Line, 
 1500 to 3000. Vnndeventer Lino; 4100 to 4400, Lee 
 T>ino: 2100 K. to 1900 E.. Bollofnntaino I>ine. 
 
 WARREN. E.&W. 2600 N. From Wharf to Jefferson. 
 1 to 900, Broadway Line; 900 to 2600, Cherokee Line. 
 
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 WASH. E.&W. 1000 N. From Wharf to 1st aud from 
 Broadway to Easton. 1 to 900, Broadway Line; 900 
 to 1700, Spring Line; 1800 to 2900, Suburban Park 
 Line. 
 
 WASHIXOTON AY. E.&W. 600 N. From Wharf to Clara. 
 1 to SfiOO, Delmar or Page Lines; 3G00 to 5200, Olive 
 "Through" Line. 
 
 WASHINGTON TERRACE. E.&W. 600 N. From Union 
 to Clara. 5.'^00 to 5800, Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 WASHINGTON PL. N.&S. 3960 W. From Sherman PI. 
 to Kossuth. Lee Line. 
 
 WATER. N.&S. 200 W. From Elmwood to River des 
 Peres. 5900 to 8900 S., Broadway Line. 
 
 WATERMAN AV. E.&W. 400 N. From Union to Skinker 
 Rd. 5300 to 6000, Olive "Through" Line. 
 
 WATSON RD. S.-W. 6000 W. From Old Manchester Rd. 
 to western city limits. 3000 to 4500, Tower Grove 
 Line. 
 
 WAVERLY PLACE BLVD. N.&S. 2100 W. From La- 
 fayette to Geyer. Fourth Line. 
 
 WAY. E.&W. 1500 S. From Sulphur to Billon. 6000 to 
 6100, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WEBER RD. 8600 S. From Adelia to Morganford Rd. 
 Broadway Line. 
 
 WEBSTER AV. N.&S. 3100 W. From Easton to Maga- 
 zine. 1400 to 1800, Easton Line. 
 
 WEIL AV. E.&W. 4400 S. From Watson Rd. to city' 
 limits. St. L. & M. car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WELLINGTON COURT. E.&W. In Greewood. From 
 River des Peres to Manhattan. St. L. & M. car (Sub. 
 Line). 
 
 WELLS AV. E.&W. 1429 N. From King's Highway to 
 western city limits. 5000 to 6100, Easton Line. 
 
 W. BELLE PL. E.&W. 1000 N. From Vandeventer to 
 Taylor. 3900 to 4500, Suburban Park Line. 
 
 W. BELLE TERRACE. E.&W. 1100 N. 4600 S., Sub- 
 urban Park Line. 
 
 W. CABANNE COURT. N.&S. 5900 W. South of Sub- 
 urban Ry. Suburban Park Line. 
 
 W. CABANNE TERRACE. E.&W. South side of Sub- 
 urban Ry. From Catalpa to W. Cabanne Court. Sub- 
 urban Park Line. 
 
 W. CABANNE PL. E.&W. 900 N. From Hamilton to 
 W. Cabanne Court. Suburban Park Line. 
 
 W. END AV. N.&S. 4600 W. From Cook to Page. 
 Page Line. 
 
 W. END PL. N.&S. 3500 W. From Olive north. Olive 
 Line. 
 
 W. IOWA AV. N.&S. 2750 W. Western boundary "La- 
 clede Park. From N. Gasconade to S. Gasconade. Belle- 
 fontaine Line. 
 
 W. JEFFERSON AV. N.&S. 550 S. From Jefferson to 
 Chouteau. 700 to 1000, Jefferson Line. 
 
 W. MICHIGAN AV. N.&S. 3200 W. PronT N. Dakota to 
 S. Dakota. Bellefontaine Line. 
 
 WESTMINSTER PL. E.&W. 325 N. From Spring to 
 Euclid and from King's Highway to Union. 3700 to 
 5300, Olive "World's Fair Grounds" Line. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S FAIR. 71 
 
 WESTMORELAND I'L. E.&W. 300 N. From King's 
 
 Ilighwuj- to Luion. Ulive "World's Fair Grounds" 
 
 Line. 
 W. I'lXE BLVD. E.&W. 200 N. From Grand to King's 
 
 lligliway. oUUO to 5000, Laclede Line. 
 W. RAILROAD AV. N.&S. 500 W. and 74U0 N. From 
 
 Calvary to Thatcher. Broadway Line. 
 WHARF. N.&S. Entire river front. Broadway Line. 
 WIIERRT AV. 4-400 S. and 5400 W. From Sutlierland 
 
 to Nottingham. King's Highway Line. 
 WHITMAN. N.&S. One block west. From E. Grand to 
 
 Adelaide. 4700 to 5400, Broadway Line. 
 WHITMORE PL. E.&W. IGOO S. From Missouri to 
 
 Jefferson. Park Line. 
 WHITTIER. N.&S. 4200 W. From Lindell to Labadie. 
 
 300 to 600, Olive Line; 700 to 900, Benton car (Sub. 
 
 Line); 900 to 3000, O'Fallon Park car (Sub. Line). 
 WICHITA AV. E.&W. 110 S. From Taylor to King's 
 
 Highway. 4500 to 5000, Chouteau Line. 
 WICKLOW PL. N.&S. 425 W. and 5200 S. From Hill 
 
 to Walsh. Bellefoutaine Line. 
 WILLOW AV. E.&W. North of Water Works. From 
 
 Bisque to Columbia Bottom ltd. Broadway Line. 
 WILMINGTON RD. E.&W\ 6600 S. From Michigan to 
 
 Kansas Junction. Bellefoutaine Line. 
 WILSON AV. E.&W^ 2100 S. From King's Highway ta 
 
 Tamni. 4900 to 6400, King's Highway Line. 
 WIXDER.MERE COURT. N.&S. 5400 W. From Delmur 
 
 north. Olive "Through" Line. 
 WINDERMERE PL. E.&W. 1000 N. From Union west. 
 
 Suburban Park Line. 
 V\l.;iii.t.M AV. E.&W. S300 N. From Woodstock to 
 
 Goodfellow. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 WINDSOR PL. E.&W^ 1021 N. From Grand to Vaudc- 
 
 venter. 3600 to 3800, Page Line. 
 WINNEBAGO. E.&W. 3700 S. From Marine to Oak 
 
 Hill av. 1900 to 2600, Broadway Line; 3000 to 4000. 
 
 Seventh Line. 
 WINONA AV. E.&W. 3S00 S. From McCausland a\, 
 
 to city limits. 6900 to 7200, St. L. & M. car (Sub. 
 
 Line). 
 WISCONSIN AV. N.&S. 2000 W. From Lynch to Marine. 
 
 2800 to 3400, Jefferson or Cass Lines; 3500 to 4000, 
 
 Broadway Line. 
 WISE AV. E.&W. 1200 S. From East Rd. to Pierce. 
 
 .5.300 to 5700, Benton car (Sub. Line). 
 WITHERS AV. E.&W. 5300 N. From Hall to Broad- 
 way. 300 to 700, Broadway Line. 
 WITHNELL. E.&W. 3225 S. From 9th to Missouri. 
 
 900 to 2100, Cherokee Line. 
 WITTENBERG. N.&S. 1430 en Old Manchester Rd. to 
 
 Mo. Pac. Ry. Market Line. 
 WOODS. N.&S. 5900 W. From Arsenal to Elizabeth. 
 
 2500 to 3100, Tower Grove Line. 
 
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 WOODS. N.&S. 4600 S. 400 east from Itaska to half a 
 block east of Broadway. Broad waj^ Line. 
 
 WOODSTOCK AV. N.&S. 5900 W. From Frueh to 
 Jennings. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WREN AV. E.&W. 7900 N. From Florissant to Theo- 
 dore. 2200 to 2500. Union car (Sub. Line). 
 
 WRIGHT. E.&W. 2900 N. From Wharf to 20th. 1 to 
 900, Broadway Line; 1100 to 1400, Bellefontaine Line; 
 1500 to 2000, Lee Line. 
 
 WYANDOTTE. E.&W. 4334 S. From Wharf to Broad- 
 way. Broadway Line. 
 
 WYOMING. E.&W. 3200 S. From Broadway to Morgan- 
 ford Rd. 500 to 2600, Cass Line; 2700 to 2900, Belle- 
 fontaine Line; 3000 to 4300, Tower Grove Line. 
 
 ZEALAND. N.&S. 1400 W. From Linton to College. 
 5100 to 5200 N., Broadway Line. 
 
 ZEPP AV. E.&W. 3435 S. From Wharf to Broadway. 
 1 to 500, Broadway Line. 
 
 ST. LOUIS TRANSIT COMPANY. 
 
 GENERAL OFFICES— PARK AND VANDEVENTER AVS. 
 
 Murray Carle ton President 
 
 C. H. Spencer Vice President 
 
 A. B. Dnpont Second Vice President 
 
 John Grant General Superintendent 
 
 J. F. Davidson Asst. General Superintendent 
 
 James Adkins Treasurer 
 
 Frank R. Henry Auditor 
 
 Dr. A. V. L. Brokaw Chief Surgeon 
 
 TRANSFERS. 
 
 Conductors are authorized to issue transfers to passengers 
 requesting same, upon payment of fare. 
 
 Transfers good subject to the rules of the Company, only 
 at intersection of issuing line with the line punched at 
 or before the time punched thereon. 
 
 Passengers will examine their transfers, as same will 
 not be accepted unless properly punched. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 1. 
 John L. Miers, Division Superintendent, Delmar and De 
 Baliviere avenues. 
 
 NO. 1.— DELMAR AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Third and Washington, Washington 
 to Garrison; Garrison to Lucas; to Grand; to Finney; to 
 Taylor; to Delmar; to DeBaliviere; to Forest Park Loop. 
 
 RETURNING— North on DeBaliviere to Delmar; to Tay- 
 lor; to Finney; to Grand; to Lucas; to Compton; to Wash 
 ington; Washington to Third. 
 
AND THE- WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 'TRANSFERS— To Midland, Ollvo, Taylor, Pago, Vaiido- 
 venter. Grand, Jefferson, Park, Compton Heights, Eight 
 eefntii, Chouteau, Bellefontalne, Cass, Seventh, Cherokee, 
 Tower Grove, Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Forest Park— 11:20, 11::{0, 11:40, 11:50. 
 
 Third and Washington— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:n0. 
 NO. 12.— DELMAR AND CLAYTON LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Ferguson road and Creve Coeur Lake 
 line; Creve Coeur I-ake line to Hanley road; Hanley road 
 to Hodiamont. 
 
 RETURNING — Hodiamont to Hanley road; Hanley road 
 to Creve Coeur Lake line and Ferguson road. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Midland. 
 
 NO. 2.— PAGE AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Tlilrd and Washington; Washington 
 to Garrison; to Lucas; to Grand; to Finney; to Taylor; to 
 Page; to Belt, west on Etzel to Plymouth; to Hamilton; 
 to Etzel. 
 
 RETURNING— Etzel to Page; to Taylor; to Finney; to 
 Grand; to Lucas; to Compton; to Washington; to Third. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Olive, Taylor, Delmar, Vandeventer, 
 Grand, Jefferson, Park, Compton Heights, Eighteenth, Chou- 
 teau, Bellefontalne, Cass, Seventh, Cherokee, Tower Grove, 
 Lee, Spring, Fourth and Midland. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Hamilton— 11:45, 12:20, 1:00, 1:40, 2:20, 3:00, 3:40, 4:20, 
 5:00. 
 
 Third and Washington— 12:0.5, 12:15, 12:25, 1:00, 1:40, 
 2:20, 3:00, 3:40, 4:20, 5:00, 5:40. 
 
 NO. 39.— OLIVE STREET "THROUGH." 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Broadway and Olive; north on Broad- 
 way to Locust; east on Locust to Fourth; south on Fourth 
 to Olive; west on Olive to Taylor; north on Taj'lor to 
 Delmar; west on Delmar and Hamilton to Plymouth; west 
 on Plymouth to Hodiamont; north on Hodiamont to 
 Easton. 
 
 RETTTRXING — Easton to Hodiamont; to Etzel; to Ham- 
 ilton; to Delmar; to Taylor; to Olive; to Broadway. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Easton, Page, Midland, Delmar, Tay 
 lor, Vandeventer, Grand. .Jefferson, Park, Compton Heights, 
 Eighteenth, Chouteau, Cherokee. Tower Grove, Bellefon- 
 talne, Cass, Sevenlh, Lee, Spring, Broadway and Fourth. 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Olive to Boyle; Boyle to Maryland; Maryland to Euclid; 
 Euclid to Delmar; thence to Easton avenue loop. 
 
 Easton and Hodiamont— 12:05, 12:15, 12:45, 1:15, 1:45, 
 2:15, 2:45, 3:15, 3:45, 4:15, 4:45. 
 
 Fourth and Olive— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:.30, 12:40, 12:50, 
 1:00, 1:.30, 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, 3:30, 4:00, 4:.30, 5:00, 5:30. 
 OLIVE STREP:T "MARYLAND." 
 
 ROUTE- Starts at Fourth and Olive; west to Boyle; to 
 Maryland; to King's ITlgl'way. 
 
 RETURNING — East on Marj-land to Boyle; north on 
 Boyle to Olive; east on Olive to Eighth; south on Eighth 
 
/- 
 
 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 to Pine; east on Pine to Fourth; north on Fourth to 
 Olive. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Taylor, Vandeventer, Grand, Jefferson, 
 Park, Compton Heights, Eighteenth, Chouteau, Cherokee, 
 Tower Grove, Bellefontaine, Cass, Seventh, Lee, Spring, 
 Broadway and Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 (.See "Through" cars on Olive.) 
 
 NO. 3.— TAYLOR AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Manchester road and King's Highway; 
 King's Highway and Euclid to Delmar; to Taylor; to Maffit; 
 to Newstead; to Pope; to Florissant. 
 
 RETURNING— Sii me route. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Chouteau, Laclede Olive, Delmar, 
 Page, Easton, Cass, Spring, Lee and Bellefontaine. 
 NO. 13.— MIDLAND LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Delmar and DeBaliviere; west to a 
 point SOO feet west of the city limits to one block of Del- 
 mar; thence north and west to Creve Coeur Lake. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Delmar and Clayton, Olive and Del- 
 mar. 
 
 .>0. 10.— CLAYTON LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Olive; Olive to Walton; 
 to McPherson; to King's Highway; to McPherson; to De 
 Giv'erville; to DeBaliviere; west to " Skinker road; south 
 on Skinker road to west line of Forest Park; thence west 
 and northwest to Clayton; thence to Price road, two miles 
 west of Clayton; also with a connection from the Chouteau 
 line at soutnwest corner of Forest Park to a point on road 
 about 1,000 feet west of Skinker road. 
 
 RETURNING — Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Chouteau. 
 
 SPALDING AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at King's Highway and Spalding; east 
 on Spalding to Cottage; to Taylor. 
 
 RETURNING — Same route. Morning and evening trip- 
 pers run to Third and back over Finney and Washing- 
 ton. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 2. 
 
 J. H. Turner, Division Superintendent, Missouri and 
 Geyer avenues. 
 
 NO. 20.— TOWER GROVE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts on Broadway and Lucas; Lucas to Sixth; 
 to Pine; to Twelfth; to Chouteau; to Eleventh; to Paik; 
 to Fourteenth; to Lafayette; to Mississippi; to Geyer; to 
 California; to Gravois; to Arsenal; to Wood; to Old Man- 
 chester road; to Columbia; to Tamm. 
 
 RETURNING — Columbia to Tamm; to Old Manchester 
 road; to Wood; to Arsenal; to Gravois; to California; to 
 Geyer; to Eighteenth; to Lafayette; to Fourteenth; to Park; 
 to Eleventh; to Cliouteau; to Twelfth; to Pine; to Broad- 
 way; to Lucas. 
 
AND TIIK WORLDS FAIR. 75 
 
 TRANSFERS— To King's Iligliway, (Jniud, Ji'lTtTsoii, 
 Cherokeo, Fourtli, Klyhlieiitli, Markt't, LackMle, Olive, Cass, 
 SeviMitli, Hroadway, I^m>, Sitriiig, Delinar, I'ago, Bello- 
 foiilaiiu', Complon Iloights, Tarlv and Clioutoau. 
 OWL CAR TIMIO TAHLE. 
 t'liflon Heights— 12:10, 1:00, 1 :;■)(). 2:40, liino, 4:2(t, n:OS. 
 Broadway and Lucas- 12:00, 12:10, 1:00, 1:50, 2:40, :i::',0, 
 4:20, 5:10. 
 
 NO. 19.— CHEROKEE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Spring and Natural Bridge road; to 
 IIel>ort; to JeCft-rson; to St. Louis; to Fourteentli; to Biddle; 
 to Higli; to Twelfth; to Pine; to Ninth; to Clark; to 
 Twelfth; to Ciiouteau; to Eleventh; to Park; to Ninth; to 
 Russell; to Twelfth; to Sidney; to Lenip; to Cherokee; to 
 Gravois; to Bamberger. Through cars every thirty minutes 
 to River des Peres. 
 
 RETTJRNINCt — Bamberger and Gravois; to Cherokee; to 
 Lenip; to Crittenden; to Eigliteenth; to Russell; to Ninth; 
 to Park; to Eleventh; to Twelfth; to Pine; to Ninth;, to 
 St. Louis; to Jefferson; to Hebert; to Grand; to Natural 
 Bridge road; to Spring. 
 
 TRANSFP]RS — To Grand, Jefferson, Tower Grove, Fourth, 
 Eigliteenth, Market, Laclede, Olive, Cass, Lee, Spring, 
 Delmar, Page. Bellefontaine, Park, Compton Ileiglit-'. 
 Chestnut and Easton. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Bamberger— 11:37, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:06. 
 
 Ninth and Pine— 12:00, 12:10, 1:04, 2:04, 3:04, 4:04, 5:04, 
 5:40. 
 
 Fair Grounds— 12:00, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:24. 
 
 Ninth and Pine— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:56, 1:56, 2:50, 
 3:56, 4:56, 5:48. 
 
 NO. 36.— JEFFERSON AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Jefferson and Chippewa; north on 
 Jefferson to Hebert; to Grand; to Natural Bridge road; to 
 Spring; soutli on Spring to Hebert. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Broadway, Grand, Seventh, Cherokee, 
 Tower Grove, Fourth, Park, Compton Heights, Chouteau, 
 Market, Laclede, Olive, Delmar, Page, Bellefontaine, 
 Easton, Spring, Cass, Eighteenth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. , 
 
 Chippewa— 12:00, 12:15, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:.30, 
 5:30. 
 
 Olive— 12:04, 12:12, 12:20, 12:32, 12:47, 1:47, 2:47, 3.17, 
 4:47, 5:47. 
 
 Fair Grounds— 12:04, 12:12, 12:20, 12:28, 12:.36, 12:59, 
 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. 
 
 Olive— 12:01, 12:00, 12:17, 12:25, 12:33, 12:43, 12:53, 
 1:03, 1:13, 2:13, 3:13, 4:13, 5:13. 
 
 NO. 22.— KING'S HIGHWAY LINE. 
 
 ROTTTE — Starts at Old Manchester road and Tower Grove; 
 soutli on King's Higliway to Devonshire. 
 
 RETTiRXING— Same route. 
 
 TR.VNSFERS— To Tower Grove, Market and Vende- 
 venter. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 DIVISION NO. 3. 
 
 C. H. Hughes, Divisiou Superiuteudeiit, 2401 N. Spring 
 avenue. 
 
 NO. 26.— CASS AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Belt and St. Louis; St. Louis to Glas- 
 gow; to Cass; to Eighth; to Morgan; to Sixth; to Hickory; 
 to Eighth; to Lafaj-ette; to Ninth; to Arsenal; to Jeffer- 
 son; to Pestalozzi. 
 
 RETURNING— Pestalozzi to Ninth; to Lafayette; to 
 Eighth; to Hickory; to Sixth; to Walnut; to Seventh; to 
 Cass; to Glasgow; to St. Louis; to Belt. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Marcus, Taylor, Vandeventer, Spring, 
 Ciraud, Jefferson, Eighteenth, Lee, Cherokee, Bellefontaine, 
 Easton, Park, Compton Heights, Delmar, Page, Olive, 
 Tower Grove, Seventh, Laclede, Market and Chouteau. 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 St. Louis and Belt— 11:58, 12:33, 1:33, 2:33, 3:33, 4:33, 
 5:33. 
 
 Olive— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:35, 1:10, 2:10, 3:10, 4:10, 
 5:10, 6:10. 
 
 Jefferson and Pestalozzi— 12:00, 12:15, 12:33, 1:33, 2:33, 
 3::«, 4:33, 5:33. 
 
 Creek. Broadway Line. 
 MCCAFFREY PL. E.&W. 3300 N. and 4800 W. From 
 Marcus east, between Greer and Ashland. Marcus 
 
 Olive— 12:05, 12:20, 12:35, 12:50, 1:50, 2:50, 3:50, 4:50, 
 5:50. 
 
 NO. 30.— SPRING AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Elm; north on Fourth to 
 Locust; to Sixth; to Wash; to Fourteenth; to Biddle; to 
 Jefferson; Jefferson and Gamble to Leffingwell; to Thomas; 
 to Garrison; to N. Market; to Spring; to Hebert; to Prairie; 
 to Natural Bridge road; to King's Highway. 
 
 RETURNING — Natural Bridge road to Spring; to N. 
 Market; to Garrison; to Dickson; to Leffingwell; to Stod- 
 dard; to Jefferson; east on Carr to Sixth; to Elm; to 
 Fourth. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Marcus, Taylor, Vandeventer, Eight- 
 eenth, Cass, Grand, Lee, Bellefontaine, Easton, Cherokee, 
 Tower Grove, Park, Compton Heights, Page, Delmar, Chou- 
 ,teau, Olive, Market, Laclede, Seventh, Broadway and 
 Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Locust— 12:00, 12:15, 12:30, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 
 6:00. 
 
 Marcus— 12.30, 1:30, 2:.30, 3:30, 4:.30, 5:30. 
 
 NO. 32.— EIGHTEENTH STREET LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Fourth and Pine; to Ninth; to Clark; 
 to Eighteenth; to Biddle; to Nineteenth; to N. Market; to 
 Twenty-second; to Hebert; to Grand; to Natural Bridge 
 road; to Prairie; to Hebert. 
 
 RETURNING— East on Hebert to Twenty-third; to Mad- 
 ison; to Nineteentli; to Carr; to Eighteenth; to Clark; to 
 Ninth; to Market; to Fourth; to Pine. 
 
AND TIIK WORLDS PAIR. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Spring, Grand, Jefferson, Cass, Easton, 
 I'ligo, Delmar, Bellcfontaine, Coiupton Heights, Park, Olivi-, 
 Market, Laclede, Chouteau, Tower Grove, Cherokee, Broad- 
 way and Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 I'rairie— 11:2S, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 4:30. 
 
 Fourth and Fine— 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. 5:00. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 4. 
 Geo. B. Dovey, Division Superintendent, 4041 S. Broad- 
 way. 
 
 NO. 43.— BROADWAY LINE. 
 ROUTE — Starts at Barracks, north on Broadway to 
 Baden. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Jefferson, Seventh, Fourth, Spring, 
 Market, Laclede, Tower Grove, Eighteenth, Olive, Lee, 
 Delniar, Page. Park, Chouteau, Compton Heights and 
 Easton. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 Catalan— 12:00, 12:40, 1:20, 2:00, 2:40, 3:20, 4:00, 4:40, 
 5:00. 
 
 Olive— 12:05, 12:15, 12:25, 12:40, 1:11, 1:51, 2:31, 3:11, 
 3:51, 4:31, 4:50. 
 
 Baden— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:30, 12:40, 12:50, 1:00, 1:40, 
 2:20. 3:00, 3:40, 4:20, 5:00, 5:28. 
 
 Olive— 12:05, 12:15, 12:25, 12:.35, 12:45, 12:55, 1:05, 1:15, 
 1:20, 1:25, 1:29, 2:09, 2:49, 3:29, 4:09, 4:49, 5:20. 
 NO. 45.— SEVENTH STREET LINE. 
 ROTfTE— Starts at Grand and Chippewa; Chippewa to 
 Broadway: to Seventh; to INTorgan; to Broadway. 
 
 RETURNING— South on Broadway to Elm; to Seventh; 
 to Broadway; to Chippewa; to Grand. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Grand, Jefferson, Broadway, Fourth, 
 Cass, Market, Laclede, Tower Grove, Eighteenth, Olive, 
 Delniar, Page, Bellcfontaine, Park, Compton Heights, Chou- 
 teau, Easton, Spring and Lee. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 Grand and Chippewa— 11:30, 11:40. 11:.50. 
 Broadway and Morgan — 12:00, 12:10, 12:20. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 5. 
 
 L. L. Sloss, Division Superintendent, 21 S. Compton ave- 
 nue. 
 
 NO. 6.— CHOUTEAU AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Fourth and Olive; south on Fourth to 
 Pine; west on Pine to Twenty-first; Twenty-first to Chou- 
 teau; Chouteau to Forest Park; through Park to Clayton 
 connection. 
 
 RETT'RNING — Same route to Broadway and Pine; Broad- 
 way to Olive; Olive to Fourth. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Taylor, Market, Tiffany, Grand, .Tef- 
 ferson. Park, Compton Heights, Fourth, Eighteenth, La- 
 clede, Bellefontaine, Cass, Seventh, Cherokee, Tower Grove, 
 Lee, Spring and Broadway. 
 
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 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 Forest Park— 12:00, 12:30, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. 
 Fourth and Olive— 12:00, 12:15, 12:30, 1:00, 1:30, 2:30. 
 3:30, 4:30, 5:30. 
 
 NO. 37.— LACLEDE AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Locust; south on Fourth 
 to Chestnut; west on Chestnut to Seventeenth; south on i 
 Seveneeuth to Market; Market to Laclede and into Forest 
 Park. I 
 
 RETURNING — East on Laclede to Beaumont; east on ! 
 Market to Broadway; north on Broadway to Locust; east { 
 on Locust to Fourth. ( 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Taylor, Vandeventer, Grand, Jefferson, J 
 Park, Compton Heights, Eigliteenth, Cliouteau, Tower Grove, j 
 Cherokee, Seventh, Cass , Spring, Broadway, Fourth and I 
 Market. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Forest Park— 11:52, 12:32, 1:30. 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30. 
 
 Fourth and Cliestnut— 12:05, 12:20, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00,1 
 5:00. 
 
 NO. 38.— MARKET STREET LINE. , 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Market; west on Market! 
 to Jefferson; west on Laclede to Beaumont; west on Mau- 
 cliester av. and Old Manchester road to Tower Grove av. ; > 
 south on Tower Grove to Magnolia. 
 
 RETURNING — North on Tower Grove to Old Manchester 
 road; to Manchester and Clark; to Twentieth; to Market; 
 to Broadway; to Walnut; to Fourth; to Market. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To King's Highway, Vandeventer, Chou-i 
 teau, Grand, Jefferson, Laclede, Park, Compton Heights^^ 
 Eighteenth, Cherokee, Tower Grove, Cass, Spring, Seventh.r 
 Broadway and Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Tower Grove Park— 11:59, 12:19, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00J 
 5:00. 
 
 Fourth and Market— 12:00, 12:10, 12:30, 12:50, 1:30, 2:30,j 
 
 3'30 4'30 5'30 1 
 
 ' '- TWENTY-FIRST STREET LINE. | 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Twenty-first and Chouteau; north ocj 
 Twenty-first to Pine; east on Pine to Fourth. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Market, Laclede, Eighteenth, Park 
 Compton Heights, Chouteau, Tower Grove, Cherokee, Belle 
 fontaiue. Seventh, Cass, Broadway and Fourth. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 6. 
 
 M. H. Willis, Division Superintendent, 3820 Easton avenue 
 NO. 27.— EASTON AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Morgan; north on Fourt 
 to Franklin; to Easton; to Hodiamont. 
 
 RETURNING — Same route to Garrison; south on Gai 
 rison to ]Morgan; east on Morgan to Fourth. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Olive, Marcus, Taylor, Bellefontaint 
 Vandeventer, Grand, Jefferson, Eighteenth, Cass, Seventt 
 Spring, Lee, Broadway, Fourth. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S PAIR. 79 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 W.it(>r To\v(> 1—12:07. 12:14, 12:22, 12:30, 12:40, 1:40, 
 2:40, .■{:40, 4:40, 5:39. 
 
 Olive— 12:02, 12:0J). 12:l(i, 12:23, 12:30, 12:37, 12:44, 
 12:52, 1:52. 2:52, 3:52, 4:52, 5:56. 
 
 ViiKiiiin— 12:00. 1:10, 2:10, 3:10, 4:10, 5:00. 
 
 Olivo— 12:06, 12:14, 12:21, 1:28, 2:28, 3:28, 4:28. 
 
 NO. 31.— BELLEFONTAINE LINE. 
 ROTTTE— Starts at Calvary and Florissant; Florissant to 
 Grand; to TwtMitietli; to Bremen; to Fourteenth ; to Ilebort; 
 to Kleveniii: to Morgan; to Eighth; to Pine; Pine to Four- 
 teenth: Fonrtoenth to Cratiot; Gratiot to Eighteenth; to 
 Papin: to Grattan; to Lafayette; to Mississippi; to Gra- 
 vois; to California; to Meramec; to Virginia; to Coinpton; 
 to Wilmington road; Wilmington road to Virginia; to 
 Primm. 
 
 RETURNING— Primm to Michigan; to Wilmington road: 
 to Compton; to Virginia; to Meramec; to California; to 
 Oravois; to Victor; to Eighteenth; to Lafayette; to Grattan; 
 to I'apin; Papin to Fourteenth; Fourteenth to Pine; to 
 Seventh; to Franklin; to Tenth; to Ilehert; to Thirteenth; 
 to Eleventh: to Penrose; to Twentieth: to E. Grand; E. 
 Grand to Florissant; to Calvary. 
 
 TR.\NSFERS — To Taylor, Grand, Cass, T^ee, Spring, 
 Easton, Delmar, Page, Park, Compton Heights, Chouteau. 
 Olive, Tower Grove, Seventh, Eighteenth, Laclede, Market, 
 Fourth, Jefferson and Cherokee. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Calvary— 11 :42, 12:.30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:24. 
 
 Eighth, and Olive— 12:03, 12:15, 12:53, 1:55, 2:55, 3:55, 
 4:55, 5:55. 
 
 Primm— 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30. 4:30, 5:00. 
 
 Seventh and Olive— 12:03, 12:15, 1:05, 2:05, 3:05, 4:05, 
 5:50. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 8. 
 C. M. Johnson, Division Superintendent, 3901 Park avenue. 
 
 NO. 21.— PARK AVENUE LINE. 
 ROT'TE— Starts at Third and Washington; Washington 
 to Eighteenth; Eighteenth to Papin; to private right of 
 way; to Chouteau; t<. Mississippi; to Park; to Vandeventer; 
 to Shenandoah; to Thurman; to Tower Grove Park. 
 
 RETURNING — Same route, except east on Chouteau to 
 TRANSFERS— To Compton Heights, Tiffany, Grand, Jef- 
 ferson, Fourth, Chouteau, Eighteenth, Market, Laclede, 
 Olive, Delmar, Page, Bellefontaine, Cass, Seventh, Chero- 
 kee, Tower Grove, Lee, Spring and Broadway. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Tower G,rove Park— 12:00, 12:1.5, 12:30, 1:00, 2:00, 4:00, 
 5:00. 
 
 Third and Washington— 12:15, 12:45. 1:00, 1 :.30, 2:30, 
 3:20, 4:30, 5:30. 
 
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 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 City limits— 12:03, 12:23, 12:43, 1:23, 2:03, 2:43, 3:23, 
 4:03, 4:43, 5:17. 
 
 Fourth— ] 2 :00, 12:10, 12:20, 12:30, 12:40, 1:00, 1:20, 
 2:00, 2:40, 3:20, 4:00, 4:40, 5:20. 
 
 NO. 5.— VANDEVENTER AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Tower Grove and Manchester road; 
 north on Manchester road to Vandeventer; north on Vande- 
 venter to Natur-il Bridge road. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Chouteau, Market, Laclede, Olive, 
 Page, Easton, Cass, Spring and Delmar. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Fair Grounds— 12:00, 12:40, 1:20, 2:00, 2:40, 3:20, 4:00, 
 4:40, 5:20. 
 
 Olive— 12:10, 12:50, 1:30, 2:10, 2:50, 3:30, 4:10, 4:.50, 
 5:. 30. , 
 
 Railroad Crossing— 12:00, 12:10, 12:20, 1:00, 1:40, 2:20, 
 3:00, 3:40, 4:20, 5:00, 5:40. 
 
 Olive— 12:10, 12:20, 12:30, 1:10, 1:50, 2:30, 3:10, 3:50, 
 4:30, 5:10, 5:50. 
 
 NO. 28.— LEE AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Broadway and Locust; Locust to 
 Sixth; to O'Fallon; to Sixteenth to Chambers; to Fifteenth; 
 to Wright; north on Nineteenth to Branch; Branch to Twen- 
 tieth: to Bremen; Bremen to Twenty-fifth; to Kossuth; to 
 Prairie to Lee; to Newstead. 
 
 RETURNING — East on Lee to Prairie; to Kossuth; to 
 Twenty-fifth; to Salisbury; to Eighteenth; to Fifteenth; 
 to Carr: to Sixth; to Locust; to Broadway. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Taylor, Bellefontaine, Cass, Spring, 
 Easton, Park, Compton Heights, Delm.ir, Page, Chouteau. 
 Seventh, Tower Grove, Claerokee, Olive, Broadway and 
 Fourth. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Newstead— 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. 4:00, 5:00. 
 
 Broadway and Locust— 12:00, 12:.30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 
 4:30, 5:30. 
 
 NO. 29.— MARCUS AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Marcus and Easton; north on Marcus 
 to Natural Bridge road. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Easton, Spring, Cass. 
 
 DIVISION NO. 7. 
 
 J. F. Sparrow, Division Superintendent, Virginia avenue 
 and Walsh street. 
 
 NO. 21.— GRAND AVENUE LINE. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts on Meramec and Virginia; west on Mera- 
 mec to Grand: north on Grand to Water Tower. 
 
 RETTTRNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERS- To Bellefontaine, Lee, .Tefferson, Eight- 
 eenth, Cass, Spring, Easton, Delmar, Page, Olive, Laclede, 
 Market, Chouteau, Park, Compton Heights, Fourth, Tower 
 Grove, Cherokee and Seventh. 
 
AND THP] WORLDS FAIIt. 
 
 NO. 7.- OOMPTON HEIGHTS LINK. 
 
 HOPTK— Starts at Tliird and Washington; west on 
 Washington to Kiphtoonth; Kightecnth to Papin; to private 
 rigiit of way: to Cliouteau; to Mississippi; to Tark; to 
 Ni'liraska; to Shenandoah; to Thurmsin; to Towor Grove 
 Park. 
 
 llKTrUNING — Same ronto, except runs north on Comp- 
 ton from Shenandoah to I'ark, and east on Chouteau to 
 Eigliteenth. 
 
 TRAXSFICIIS— To Grand, I'ark, Fourth, Jefferson, Cliou- 
 teau, Kigliteentli, Market, Laclede, Olive, Delniar, I'age, 
 Hellefontaine, Cass, Seventh, Cherokee, Tower Grove, 
 Uruadway. Jjee and Spring. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TAHLE. 
 Tower Grove Park — 3:00. 
 
 Third and Washington— 12:00, 12:;{0, .S::{0. 
 NO. S.— CREVE COEITR LINE. 
 (See Midland.) 
 
 NO. 44.— FOURTH STREET LINE. 
 
 ROl'TE — Startss at Fourth and Morgan; Fourth to Cliou- 
 teau: to Eighteenth, to Park to Mississippi; to Lafayette; 
 to Grand: to Arsenal (Tower Grove Park). 
 
 RETTTRXING— North on Grand to Lafayette; to Missis- 
 sippi; to Park; to St. Ange; to Chouteau; to Fourth; Fourth 
 to Morgan. 
 
 TRANSFERS— To Grand, Compton Heights, Jefferson, 
 Park, Tower Grove, Cherokee, Seventh, Broadway, Market, 
 Ijiidede, Eighteenth, Olive, Spring, Delmar, Page, Belle- 
 fontaine, Chouteau, Easton, Cass and Lee. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 Grand and Arsenal— 12:00, 12:.30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:00, 
 5:00. 
 
 Fourth and Morgan— 12:00, 12:15, 12:.30, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 
 4:00, 5:00. 
 
 NO. 9.— TIFFANY LINE. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Manchester and Chouteau; east on 
 Chouteau to Tiffany; south on Tiffany to Park. 
 
 RETURNING— Sauie route. 
 
 TRANSFER— To Park, Chouteau, Vendeventer and Mar- 
 ket. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 ST. LOUIS & SUBURBAN RAILWAY CO.'S 
 \ LINES. 
 
 Oeneral O-'Tices DeHodiamont 
 
 .Tnlins S. Walsh, Sr President 
 
 .Tiilius S. Walsh, Jr Vice President 
 
 T. M. Jenkins, General Manager 
 
 .T. A. JMcCabe General Superintendent 
 
 D. A. O'Donovan Supl., Meramec Division 
 
 MAIN LINE DIVISION. 
 
 ROUTE — Starts at Fourth and Elm; north ou Fourth to 
 Locust; Locust to Thirteenth; Thirteenth to Lucas; Lucas 
 to Fourteenth; Fourteenth to Wash; Wash to Eastou and 
 Franklin; Franklin to Vundeveuter and Morgan; west ou 
 private right of way to Fairmouut; northwest on private 
 right of way to Union Blvd.; Maple and DeHodiamont; north 
 on private right of way to city limits. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route to Sixth; south ou Sixth to 
 Elm; Elm to Fourth. 
 
 TRANSFERS — To Sarah, north and south, and Union 
 blvd., north and south; also at Maple av. for Webster, 
 Kirkwood, Meramec Highlands, Brentwood and Clayton. 
 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE. 
 
 (Eastbouud from Suburban Park.) 
 
 Suburban Garden— 12:10, 12:5S, 1:46, 2:34, 3:22, 4:10. 
 
 DeHodiamont- 12:15, 1:03, 1:51, 2:39, 3:27, 4:15. 
 
 Belt— 12:20, 1:08, 1:50, 2:44, 3:32, 4:20. 
 
 King's Highway— 12:25, 1:13, 2:01, 2:49, 3:37, 4:25. 
 
 Taylor— 12:30, 1:18, 2:06, 2:54, 3:42, 4:30. 
 
 Sarah— 12:34, 1:22, 2:10, 2:58, 3:46, 4:34. 
 
 Grand— 12:38, 1:26, 2:14, 3:02, 3:50, 4:38. 
 
 Jefferson— 12:43, 1:31. 2:19, 3:07, 3:55, 4:43. 
 
 Eighteentli— 12:46, 1:34, 2:22, 3:10, 3:58, 4:46. 
 
 Sixth— 12:,54, 1:42, 2:30, 3:18, 4:06, 4:54. 
 
 Fourth and Elm— 12:58, 1:46, 2:34, 3:22, 4:10, 4:58. 
 (Westbound from Fourth and Elm.) 
 
 Fourth— 12:58, 1:46, 2:34, 3:22, 4:10, 4:58. 
 
 Sixth— 1:02, 1:50, 2:38, 3:26, 4:14, 5:02. 
 
 Eighteenth— 1:10, 1:58, 2:46, 3:34, 4:22, 5:10. 
 
 Jefferson— 1:13, 2:01, 2:48, 3:37, 4:25, 5:13. 
 
 Grand- 1:18, 2:06, 2:54, 3:42, 4:30, 5:18. 
 
 Sarah— 1:22, 2:10, 2:58, 3:46, 4:34, 5:22. 
 
 Taylor— 1:26, 2:14, 3:02, 3:50, 4:38, 5:26. 
 
 King's HighA\ay— 1:31, 2:19, 3:07, 3:55, 4:43, 5:31. 
 
 Belt— 1:36, 2:24, 3:12, 4:00, 4:48, 5:36. 
 
 DeHodiamont— 1:41, 2:29, 3:17, 4:05, 4:53, 5:41. 
 
 Suburban Garden— 1:46, 2:34, 3:22, 4:10, 4:58, 5:46. 
 
 East and west bound owl cars connect and transfer to 
 Maiicliester owl car. Last car leaves Sarah street for 
 O'Fallon Park at 12:34. 
 
AND THE WORLD'S PAIR. 83 
 
 UNION AVENUK DIVISION. 
 
 ROUTE— Starts at Forest Park and Union blvd.; north 
 on Union blvd. to Eircher; northeast on Bernays to Floris- 
 sant (Cemeteries). 
 
 RETTTRNING— Same route to Forest Park. 
 
 TRANSFERS— Fairmount av., east and west. 
 
 COUNTY DIVISION. 
 
 ROTATE— Northwest from city limits on private right of 
 way to Park Lawn; to Nelson; to Normandy; to Shelter; 
 to Normandy Hills; to Carsonville; to Ramona; to Kin- 
 loch; to Graham; to Hnzelwood and Florissant; also to 
 Ferguson and Ferguson Junction. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route to city limits. Cars leave 
 for Florissant and intermediate points every half hour 
 between 5:00 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Cars leave for Fer- 
 guson and intermediate points every half hour between 
 5:15 a. m. and 11:4." p. m. Cars leave Ferguson Junction 
 and intermediate points for city limits every half hour 
 between 5:45 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Cars leave Florissant 
 and intermediate points for city limits every half hour 
 between 5:45 a. m. and 9:00 p. m. 
 
 MAIN LINE S. L. & M. R. R.R. 
 ROUTE — Same as St. Louis and Suburban main line 
 division west to Sarah; thence south on Sarah to Man- 
 chester; west on Manchester to city limits. 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 TRANSFERvS— North on Sarah and west on main line. 
 OWL CAR TIME TABLE— MERAMEC DIVISION. 
 (Connects with east and west cars on main line.) 
 Sutton— 11:22. 12:10, 12:.58, 1:46. 2:.34, .3:22, 4:10, 4:58. 
 
 Car House— 11:27, 12:15, 1:03, 
 5:0.5. 
 
 Tamm— 11:29. 12:17, 1:05, 1:53, 
 
 1:51, 
 
 , 2:38 
 
 , 3:27, 4:15, 
 
 2:41, 
 
 3:29, 
 
 4:17, 5:10. 
 
 King's Highway— 11:34, 12:22, 
 
 1:10, 
 
 1:58, 
 
 2:46, 3:34, 
 
 4:22, 5:12. 
 
 
 
 
 Cliouteau- 11:.39, 12:27, 1:15, 
 
 2:0.3, 
 
 2:51, 
 
 3:39, 4:27, 
 
 5:15. 
 
 
 
 
 Olive— 11:44, 12:.32, 1:20,, 2:08, 
 
 2:. 56, 
 
 3:44, 
 
 4:32, 5:20. 
 
 Sarah— 11:40, 12:34, 1:22. 2:10, 
 
 2:58, 
 
 3:46, 
 
 4:34, 5:22. 
 
 (Leaving Sarah Street, southbound.) 
 
 Sarah— 11:46. 12:.34, 1:22, 2:10, 2:.58, 3:46, 4:34, 5:22. 
 
 Olive— 11:48, 12:36, 12:24, 2:12, 3:00, 3:48, 4:36, 5:24. 
 
 Chouteau— 11:53. 12:41, 12:29, 2:17, 3:05, 3:53, 4:41, 
 5:29. 
 
 King's Highway— 11:58, 12:46, 12:.34, 2:22, 3:10, 3:58, 
 4:46, 5:.34. 
 
 Tamm— 12:03, 12:51, 12:,39, 2:27, 3:1.5, 4:03, 4:51, 5:39. 
 
 Car House— 12:05, 12:53, 12:41, 2:29, 3:17, 4:05, 4:53, 
 5:41. 
 
 Sutton— 12:10. 12:58, 12:46, 2:34, 3:22, 4:10, 4:58, 5:46. 
 NORTH SARAH STREET DIVISION. 
 
 ROUTE— Same as St. Louis and Suburban main line 
 division west to Sarah; north on Sarah to Ashland; Ash- 
 land to Fair; Fair to Rosalie; Rosalie to Harris; Harris to 
 Florissant Loop. 
 
S4 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUTS 
 
 RETURNING— South on Harris to Rosalie; to World's 
 Fair; World's Fair to Labadie; Labadie to Sarah; south on 
 Sarah to St. Louis and Suburban; thence same route as main 
 line to Fourth and Elm. 
 
 TRANSFERS— Sarah, south; main lines, west. 
 
 HIGHLANDS DIVISION. 
 ROUTE — West from city limits to Bartold; to Ellendale; 
 to Tuxedo; to Old Orchard; to Maple wood; to Webster 
 Groves; to Kirkwood and Meramec Highlands. 
 RETURNING— Same route to city limits. 
 
 ST. LOUIS AND KIRKWOOD RAILDOAD. 
 ROUTE — Starts from southwest corner of Forest Park; 
 west to Tuxedo; to Richmond Heights; to Brentwood; to 
 Webster and Kirkwood. 
 RETURNING- Same route 
 
 BRENTWOOD, CLAYTON AND ST. LOUIS. 
 ROUTE— West from DeHodiamont; to Clayton; to Brent- 
 wood; to Kirkwood; to Webster Groves and Meramec High- 
 lands. 
 
 RETURNING— Same route to DeHodiamont. 
 INDEPENDENT LINES. 
 ST. LOUIS, ST. CHARLES AND WESTERN LINE. 
 ROUTE — Starts at 6200 Easton; west on St. Charles 
 Rock road: through Eden and Hartville to Pattonville. 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 ST. LOUIS AND EAST ST. LOUIS LINE. 
 ROUTE — Starts from west approach of Ead's Bridge, 
 Third and Washington, to East St. Louis. 
 RETURNING— Same route. 
 
 PUBLIC PARKS. 
 
 NAME, ACREAGE AND LOCATION. 
 
 ARSENAL — Second and Arsenal Sts. 
 
 BENTON — Jefferson Av. and Arsenal St.; 14.30 acres. 
 
 CARR— Carr. Wash, 15th and 16th Sts.; 2.36 acres. 
 
 CARONDELET— 9th and Kansas Sts.; 180 acres. 
 
 COMPTON HILL RESERVOIR— Grand and Lafayette Ave.; 
 40 acres. 
 
 CLIFTON — Simpson and Bowman Avs. 
 
 DAKOTA— Dakota St. and Michigan Av. ; 3.17 acres. 
 
 FAIR GROUNDS— Grand Av. and Natural Bridge Road; 
 147 acres. 
 
 FOREST— Kings Highway and Llndell Boulevard; 1,374.94 
 acres. 
 
 FOREST P.\RK BOULEVARD— Forest Park Boulevard, be- 
 tween Kings Highway and Boyle Av. ; 4.33 acres. 
 
 FOUNTAIN— Bayard and Fountain Ava.; 1.50 acres. 
 
 GAMBLE— Garrison Av. and Dayton St.; 1.15 acres. 
 
ANT) THE WORLD'S FAIR. 85 
 
 GRAVOIS — Louisiana At., between Potomac and Miami 
 
 Sis.; 8.20 acres. 
 HYDE— Salisbury and Blair Av. ; 11.84 acres. 
 JACKSON PLACE— lltb and North Market Sts.; 1.62 acres. 
 KENRICK GARDEN— Llndell Boulevard and Vandeventer 
 
 Av. ; .72 acres. 
 LAFAYETTE— Mississippi and Lafayette Avs.; 29.95 acres. 
 LACLEDE— Iowa St., near Osage; 3.17 acres. 
 LYON — Broadway and Arsenal St.; 10.92 acres. 
 O'FALLON — Broadway and Blrcher; 158.82 acres. 
 NEW PARK— Indiana A v. and Utah St.; 1.75 acres. 
 SOUTH ST. LOUIS SQUARE— Broadway and Pennsylvania 
 
 Av. ; 1.66 acres. 
 ST. LOUIS PLACE— Hebert St. and Maiden Lane; 13.38 
 
 acres. 
 SHAW'S GARDEN— Tower Grove and Flora Boulevard; 50 
 
 acres. 
 TOWER GROVE— Grand Av. and Arsenal St.; 266.67 acres. 
 WASHINGTON SQUARE (In the center of which stands the 
 New City Hall)— 12th and Market Sts.; 6 acres. 
 WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS— Oakland, Sklnker Road and 
 
 Llndell Av. ; 1,240 acres. 
 
 CARRIAGE RATES. 
 
 Section 1241 — Rate of fare and regulations for Hacknej 
 Carriages: 
 
 For i-he use of any Hackney Carriages, licensed as afore- 
 said, the owner shall be entitled to charge, demand and 
 receive the following compensation, and no more: 
 
 For conveying one or more passengers a distance of not 
 exceeding one mile, one dollar; and every additional mile, 
 fifty cents. 
 
 All public Hackney Carriages shall be entitled to charge 
 and collect one dollar and fifty cents for the first hour and 
 one dollar for each additional hour. 
 
 The above rates and conditions must be i)Osted In plain, 
 legible type In a conspicuous place In every Hackney 
 Carriage, and passengers shall have the right to examine 
 such copy before paying their fare. 
 
 DAILY NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 ST. LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT— 6th and Pine Sts. 
 
 ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC— 7th and Olive Sts. 
 
 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- 210 N. Broadway. 
 
 ST. LOUIS CHRONICLE— 6th, between Market and Wal- 
 nut Sts. 
 
 ST. LOUIS STAR— N. W. Cor. 12th and Olive Sts. 
 
 ST. LOUIS WORLD— 908-10 Chestnut St. 
 
 WETLICHE-POST AND A NZEI6ER— Broadway and Mar- 
 ket St. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 WATER TOWERS. 
 
 1— 20th and Grand. 
 
 2— Blair and Blssell. 
 
 3— Lafayette and Compton (new). 
 
 jMETROPOLITAN POLICE DEPART- 
 MENT. 
 
 MATHEW KIELY— Chief of Police. 
 C. G. GILLASPY— Assistant Chief. 
 BmVARD J. LALLY— Inspector. 
 W. ill. FAULKNER— Supt. of Police Property. 
 W. R. FAULKNER, JR.— Chief's Secretary. 
 WILLIAM DESMOND- Chief of Detectives, and staff of 
 25 detectives. 
 
 IWETROPOLITAN POLICE STATIONS. 
 
 CliNTRAL (at Four Courts)— 12th and Clark Av. 
 
 Sub-Station- 111 Chestnut. 
 
 First District — 7301 Pennsylvania Av. 
 
 Second District — Wyoming and Ninth, 
 
 Third District — 714 Soulard. 
 
 Fourth District — S. W. Cor. Seventh and Carr. 
 
 Fifth District — Tenth and North Market. 
 
 Sixth District — Nintli and Angelica. 
 
 Seventh District — Grand and Magnolia. 
 
 Eighth District- 2S27 Mancliester. 
 
 Ninth District — Jefferson and Dayton. 
 
 Tenth District — 4548 Easton. 
 :\[OrTNTED — Clayton and Forest Park. 
 
 Sub-Stations — O' Fallon Park; Old Manchester Road, 
 
 near Magnolia, 1414 Old Manchester Road; Broadway 
 
 and Hall's Ferry Road. 
 
 EXPRESS COMPANIES' OFFICES. 
 
 ADAMS— 407 North Fourth. 
 AMERICAN — 417 North Fourth. 
 NATIONAI^-70S Washington Av. 
 PACIFIC — 112-414 North Fourth 
 UNITED STATES — i21 N. Fourth. 
 SOIITHERN— 407 North Fourth. 
 WELLS-PARGO— 709 Olive. 
 
AM) TIIK WORLDS FAIR. 87 
 
 MARKETS. 
 
 ALLEN— Twelfth and Russell Av. 
 L'IDDLE— Thirteenth, BIddle and O'Fallon. 
 FRKNCII — Convent and Broadway. 
 SOULARD— Seventh, Ninth and Carroll. 
 SOfTlI ST. LOUIS— 770;{ South Broadway. 
 UNION — Broadway, Sixth, .Mcngan and IjUCEs. 
 
 AMUSEMENT PARKS. 
 
 CUEVE COEUR LAKE— 12 miles west of city. (Olive 
 
 "Througli" Of Delmar Line and transfer to Creve Coeur 
 
 Line at Delmar and DeBallviere Av. 
 DELMAR GARDEN— Delmar Blvd. near city limits (Del- 
 mar or Olive St. "Through" Lines). 
 KCLIl'SE PARK — Virg:inla Av. and l»rimm (Bellefontaine 
 
 Line). 
 UASHAGEN PARK — Grand and Meramec (Cherokee and 
 
 Grand Av. Lino). 
 FOREST PARK HIGHLANDS— Berthold and Sublet! Av. 
 
 (Chouteau and Laclede Linos). 
 KOERNER'S GARDEN— Kinur's Highway and Ar;enal 
 
 (Tower (Jrove Line). 
 LEMP'S PARK— Thirteenth and Utah (Clieroljoe Line) 
 MANNION PARK— S400 South Broadway (Broadway I>in>'i. 
 MERAMEC HIGHLANDS— 15 miles Poutlitwest of St. I^nis 
 
 (Suburban car maiked Meramec Highlands). 
 SUBURBAN PARK— Irving and North Market (Submlan 
 
 Park car). 
 UHRIG'S CAVE— Jefferson and Wasliington (Delmar or 
 
 Page Line). 
 WEST END HEIGHTS— Opposite south gate of Worlds 
 
 Fair (Chouteau Line direct), all other lines transfer. 
 
 RACE TRACKS AND BASE BALL PARKS. 
 
 DELMAR RACE TRACK— GOOO Delmar Av. (Olive-Garden 
 
 and Sub. Park). 
 FAIR GROUNDS RACE TRACK— Grand At. and Natural 
 
 Bridge Rd. (Doe, Spring. Grand, Vandeventer and 
 
 O'Fallon Park car Sub. Line). 
 KINLOCH RACE TRACK— In county northwest of city. 
 
 (Sub. Park Line with FlorlsBant Div. connection at 
 
 Suburban Garden). 
 NATIONAI, LEAGUE PARK— Vandeventer and Nat. Bridge 
 
 Road (Vandeventer, Lee, Eighteenth and Jefferson 
 
 Lines). 
 AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK— Grand and Hebert (Lee, 
 
 Eighteenth and Jefferson Lines). 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 THEATRES. 
 
 CENTURY— Olive St., bet. Ninth and Tentb Sts. 
 COLUMBIA— Sixth and St. Charles Sts. 
 CRAWFORD'S— Fonrteenth and Locust Sts. 
 
 D OPERA HOUSE— Market St., bet. Bioadwav and 
 $ixth St. 
 HAVLIN'S— Sixth and Walnut Sts. 
 IMPERIAL— Tenth and Pine Sts. 
 MU.SIC HALL^-Ollve St., bet. 13th and 14th Sts. 
 OLYMPIC— Broadway and Walnut St. 
 ODEON— 1042 North Grand Av. 
 PICKWICK— Washington and Jefferson. 
 STANDARD— Seventh and Walnut Sts. 
 
 ASYLUMS AND ORPHANS' HOMES. 
 
 AMEHIA HOME FOR CHILDREN — iMS Garfleld. 
 
 AMERICAN ORPHAN HOME— 4329 Waine. 
 
 BAPT ST CENTR.AL HOME— 2314 Morgan. 
 
 BAPTIST ORPHAN HOME— 1906 Lafayette. 
 
 BETli\NY RESCUE AND CHILDREN'S HOME— 1211 N. 
 
 Garrison. 
 B^THESDA FO' >'DLJ:^7G HOME— 363^ Vista. 
 BETHESDA HOME FOR INCURABLES-^fr47 Vista. 
 BETilESDA OLD LADIES' HOME— 3120 Lafayette. 
 '-^•/'KD GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL HOME— 1214 N. Garrison. 
 CHILDREN'S INDUSTRIAL FARM ASSO.— 122 N. 7th. 
 CH/LDREN'S ORPHN HOME— 2708 Li^cas. 
 CHRISTIAN OLD PEOPLE'S HuME— 903 Aiibert. 
 CrURCH MISSION HOME (Epis.)— 17C6 Carf. 
 CIRISTIAN ORPHANS' HOME— 917 Anbert. 
 D :aF MUTE INST. — Bamberger end Gravols. 
 EMERGENCY HOME— 2SC8 xMorgan. 
 FEMALE NIGHT REFUGE— 22d and Morgan. 
 BEPHIZAH RESCUE HOME— 2813 Lucas Av. 
 OME OF THE FRIENDLESS (Old Ladies' Home)-^431 
 
 S. Broadway. 
 OME OF THE GUARDIAN ANGEL— 1029 Marion. 
 NDUSTRIAL HOME FOR GIRLS— 22d ana Morgan. 
 ITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR— 3431 Gravois. 
 IBERTY NON-SEC. MISSION— 703 N. Fourteenth. 
 IT'LLANPHY ORPHAN ASYLUM— Taylor and Maryland. 
 IISSOURI CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY— 3208 Pine. 
 lOTHERS' AND BABIES' HOME— 2S21 Lawton. 
 ARTHA PARSONS' FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN 
 — 3400 School. 
 METHODIST ORPHAN HOjiE— Newstead and Maryland. 
 ME.MORIAL HOME— Grand and Magnolia. 
 NAZARETH HOME— 3718 Morgan. 
 NEWSBOYS' nOME~215 N. Thirteenth. 
 
\\I) Till': WORLD'S FAIR. 
 
 OT.I) PEOPLE'S AND WORKING GIRLS' H0M1B:-^237 
 
 Cote Brllliante. 
 
 QTTEE-^S DAUGHTERS' FIOIME— 111 N. Sixteenth. 
 
 SALVATION ARMY RESCUE HOME— 3740 Marine Av. 
 
 ST. ANN'S WIDOWS' HOME— 12.']G N. 10th. 
 
 ST. LOUIS COLORED ORPHAN HOME— 1427 N. 12th. 
 
 ST. LOUIS CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL FOR ORPHANS— 
 Adams and Jefferson. 
 
 ST. LOUIS HOME FOR NURSES— 1813 Washington. 
 
 S'l'. LUKE'S HOME FOR NURSES— 1813 Washington. 
 
 ST. VINCENT INSTITUTION FOR THE INSANE— Nor- 
 mandy. 
 
 SOUTH SIDE DAY NURSERY— 1621 S. 10th. 
 
 ST. .TOSEPIUS ^LVLE ORPHAN ASYLT^M— 4701 S. Grand. 
 
 ST. ANN'S ASYLUM— 10th and O'Fallon. 
 
 ST. JOSEPH'S DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE— Longwootl, 
 South St. Louis. 
 
 WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN HOME— 1814 Washington. 
 
 WORKING GIRLS' HOME— 2654 Locust. 
 
 WHITE CROSS HOME— 1335 N. Garrison. 
 
 FREIGHT OFFICES. 
 
 BURLINGTON ROUTE— Main and Oarr. 
 
 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE— Collins and Cass Av. 
 
 MISSOURI PACIFIE— 617 S. 7th. 
 
 MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS— 107 Fianlilin Av. 
 
 ST. LOr'IS. KEOKUK & NORTHWESTERN RY.— 107 
 
 WHITE CROSS HOME— 133.5 N. Garrison. 
 
 l-'l-anklin Av. 
 ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN— Main 
 
 and Gratiot. 
 ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO— 7th and Corre. 
 ST. LOT'IS & SOUTHWESTERN— 2d, near Chouteau. 
 ST. LOUIS TRANSFER CO.— Broadway and Spruce. 
 TERMINAL RY. AND MERCHANTS' BRIDGE— 422 S. 
 
 nth. 
 WIGGINS FERRY CO.— Miller St., S., and Mound, N. 
 WABASH R. R.— Levee and Franklin Av. 
 
 CITY SCALES. 
 
 nRIDf;E — Third, near Lucas Av. 
 
 CITY MARKET— Broadway, near O'Fallon St. 
 
 NORTH LKVKE— Foot Carr St. 
 
 SOULARD MARKET— Carroll. 9. e. cor. Eighth St. 
 
 SOUTH LEVEE— Foot of Clark Av. 
 
 SOT'l'H ST. LOUIS— 7703 S. Broadway. 
 
 THORPE— Insane Asylum. 
 
 CITY DOG POUND— Foot Gasconade St. 
 
ROYAL GTTIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 BREWERIES. 
 
 AMERICAN— 2825 S. Broadway. 
 
 ANHEUSER-BUSCH— 9th and Pestalozzi. 
 
 BREMEN— 3905 N. Broadway. 
 
 J5:tl\KW0RTH & NOLKER— 1714 CasB Av. 
 
 COLUMBIA— 20lh ami Madison. 
 
 CONSUMERS'— 1900 Shenandoah. 
 
 EMPIRE — Sarah and Wabash Tracks. 
 
 EXCELSIOR— r> S. 18th. 
 
 CAST'S- 8600 N. Broadway. 
 
 GREEN TREE— 9th and Sidney. 
 
 CRONE— 2219 Clark. 
 
 HOME — Miami and Salena. 
 
 HYDE PARK— Salisbury and Florissant. 
 
 SCHORR & KORKSCHNEIDER— Pamell and Dodier. 
 
 KLAUSMANS'— Broadway and Catlan. 
 
 LEMP'S — 13th and Cherokee. 
 
 OBERT'S— 2700 S. 12th. 
 
 PHOKNIX- 18th and Lafayette. 
 
 STIEFLE— 1911 N. 14th. 
 
 UNION — Gravois and Michigan. 
 
 NATIONAL— 18th and Gratiot. 
 
 WAINWRIGHT— 10th and Papin. 
 
 CEMETERIES. 
 
 BELLEFONTAINE — Broadway, Florissant and Morin. 
 
 CALVARY— 7200 N. Broadway. 
 
 CITY — At County Farm, Arsenal and Sublette. 
 
 CONCORDIA — Bates and Morganford Rd. 
 
 GREENWOOD— Hunt Rd., near Easton. 
 
 HOLY GHOST- Wyoming and Gravois. 
 
 HOLY TRINITY— Bircher and Florissant. 
 
 MISSOURI CEMETERY— 3211 Sublette. 
 
 NATIONAL — Jefiferson Barracks. 
 
 ODD FELLOWS— 9927 S. Broadway. 
 
 OLD PICKER — Arsenal, near Gravois. 
 
 ST. MARCUS (Lutheran)- 6638 Gravois. 
 
 NEW PICKER — Gravois, near River de Peres. 
 
 ST. MATHEWS — Bates, near Gravois. 
 
 ST. PAUIi'S — Gravois, near Wilmington Rd. 
 
 ST. PETER AND PAUL'S— Gi a vois and Loughborough. 
 
 OFFICE BUILDINGS. 
 
 ALLEN — N. W. Cor. Broadway and Market Sts. 
 AMERICAN CENTRAI^r— N. E. Cor. Broadway and Locust. 
 BANK OF COMMERCE— S. E. Cor. Broadway and Olive St. 
 BENOIST BUILDING— N. E. Cor. 9th and Pine Sts. 
 
A\I> TlIK WOKLhS 1 AIR. 91 
 
 I50ARD OF EDUCATION— 9lb and Locnist Sts. 
 
 KOATMEX'S HANK— N. W. Cor. 4th St. and Washing- 
 ton Av. 
 
 lUIlLlNCTON— Olive St., between 8th and 0th Sts. 
 
 HOWMAN— 102.3 Locust St. 
 
 COLONIAL TRTTST— N. E. Cor. Broadway and Ix)c'ust St. 
 
 CAHMKT— S. K. Cor. 3d and Chostnut Sts. 
 
 C VULKTON— N. E. Cor. Gth and Olivo Sts. 
 
 CENTI'UY— N. W. Cor. 9th and Olivo Sts. 
 
 CHEMICAL— N. E. Cor. Sth and Olivo Sts. 
 
 COH'Mr.IA- S. E. Cor. Sth and Lornst Sts. 
 
 C«^MMERCIAT^S. E. Cor. Gtii and Olive Sts. 
 
 COM.MONWEALTII— Broadway and Olive Sts. 
 
 CONTINENTAL BANK— 411 Olive St. 
 
 cr rrLES— 7th and Spruce Sts. 
 
 DE MENIL— S. W. Cor. 7th and Pine Sts. 
 
 DE SOTO— rine St.. between 7th and Sth Sts. 
 
 EQUITABLE— N. W. Cor. 6th and Locust Sts. 
 
 FRANK— S. W. Cor. Broadway and Washington Av. 
 
 FRATERNAT^— N. W. Cor. 11 th and Franklin Av. 
 
 FRJSCO BTILDINO— S. W. Cor. 9th and Olive Sts. 
 
 FFLLKRTON— S. E. Cor. 7th and Pine Sts. 
 
 GAY— N. E. Cor. ^^d and Pine Sts. 
 
 OLORE-DEMOCRAT— S. W. Cor. 6th and Pine Sts. 
 
 ORANITE— S. W. Cor. 4tli and Market Sts. 
 
 HOLLAND— 7th St.. between Pine and Olive Sts. 
 
 nOT'SER — N. W. Cor. Broadway and Chestnut St. 
 
 IMPERIAL— 918 Pine St. 
 
 INTERNATION.VL BANK— S. E. Cor. 4th and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 KAISER— 417 Pine St. 
 
 K<^ KEN— 71.^5 Locust St. 
 
 LACLEDE— S. W. Cor. 4tli and Olive Sts. 
 
 LINCOLN TRIST— S. W. Cor. 7th and Chostnut Sts. 
 
 LINMAR — S. F. Cor. Wasliinfjton and Vandeventer Avs. 
 
 Lirvs- .'06 Olive St. 
 
 .MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE— .3d, Chestnut to Pine Sts. 
 
 MERMOD-.L\CCARD— N. W. Cor. Broadway and Lo- 
 cust St. 
 
 ••.T7_x. -^^ Cor. 7th and Market Sts. 
 
 AHSSOFRl TRUST— N. W. Cor. 7th and Olive Sts. 
 
 NOLKER— N. E. Cor. 3d and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 ODD FELLOWS'— S. E. Cor. 9th and Olive Sts. 
 
 OLIVIA— Grand and Belle Av.«!. 
 
 ODFON— Grand and Finnev Avs. 
 
 ORIEI^S. E. Cor. 6th and Locust Sts. 
 
 OZARK— 20.3 N. Tenth St. 
 
 POZZONI— N. E. Cor. 9th and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 PONTIAC— N. W. Cor. 7th and Market Sts. 
 
 RAILWAY EXCHANGE— N. E. Cor. 4th and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 REAL ESTATE— Chestnut St.. between 6th and 7th Sts. 
 
 REPUBLIC— S. W. Cor. 7th and Olive Sts. 
 
 RTALTO— S. E. C^r. 4th and Olive Sts. 
 
 ROE— S. W. Cor. Broadwav and Pine Sts. 
 
 ROVAT^— Nos. 110-112 N. Stli St. 
 
 SECT'RITY— S. W. Cor. 4th and Ivocust Sts. 
 
 STERLING— N. W. Cor. 7th St. and Lucas A v. 
 
 STIFEL-920 Pine St. 
 
92 ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 TTrLRriTONE— S. E. Cor. 10th and Olive Sts. 
 TEMPLE — N. W. Cor. Broadway and Walnut St. 
 THIRD NATIONAL— 417 Olive St. 
 WAINWRIGHT— N. W. Cor. 7th and Chestnut Sts. 
 AVELLS— 509 Olive St. 
 
 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES. 
 
 BOATMEN'S BANK— N. W. Cor. 4th St. and Washing- 
 ton Av. 
 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK— S. E. Cor. 4th and Olive Stfl. 
 FRANKLIN BANK— S. E. Cor. 4th and Morgan Sts. 
 GERMAN AMERICAN BANK— S. W. Cor. 4th St. and 
 
 Franklin Av. 
 GERMAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION— S. W. Cor. 4th and 
 
 Pine Sts. 
 INTERNATIONAL BANK— S. E. Cor. 4th and Chestnut Sts. 
 MANCHESTER BANK OF ST. LOUIS— N. W. Cor. Chou- 
 teau and Manchester Avs. 
 MECHANICS' BANK— S. E. Cor. 4th and Pine Sts. 
 MERCHANTS' LACLEDE NATIONAL BANK— 4th and 
 
 Olive Sts. 
 GERMANIA TRUST CO.— N. W. Cor. 4th and Olive Sts. 
 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE— S. E. COr. Broadway 
 
 and Olive St. 
 SOUTH SIDE BANK — N. E. Cor. Broadway and Pesta- 
 
 lozzi St. 
 STATE NATIONAL BANK OF ST. LOUIS— S. W. Cor. 
 
 4th and Locust Sts. 
 THIRD NATIONAL BANK — 417 Olive St. 
 AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK— 207 N. Broadway. 
 LAFAYETTE BANK — Cor. Broadway and Park Av. 
 NORTHWESTERN SAVINGS BANK— Cor. 4th and N. 
 
 Market Sts. 
 BREMEN BANK— 3600 N, Broadway. 
 SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK— 7203 
 
 S. Broadway. 
 JEFFERSON BANK— 2601 Franklin Av. 
 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRT'ST CO.— N. W. Cor. 4th and 
 
 Pine Sts. 
 MISSOURI TRUST CO. OF ST. LOUIS— N. W. Cor. 7th 
 
 and Olive Sts. 
 MERCANTILE TRUST CO.— N. E. Cor. 8th and Locust Sts. 
 ST. LOUIS TRUST CO. — N. W. Cor. 4th and Locust Sts. 
 LINCOLN TRUST CO.— 710 Chestnut St. 
 ST. LOUIS SAFE DEPOSIT AND SAVINGS BANK— 513 
 
 Locust. (Will remove to 8th and I-ocust.) 
 COMMOi\ vVEALTH TRUST CO.— N. E. Cor. Broadway and 
 
 Olive St. 
 TITLE GUARANTY TRUST CO.— 711 Chestnut St. 
 MANCHESTER BANK OF ST. LOUIS — 4003 Manchester Av. 
 OLIVE STREET BANK — N. E. Cor. Olive and Garrison Sts. 
 UNITED STATES TRUST CO. — N. E. Cor. Broadway and 
 
 Locust St. (Formerly Guarantee Trust Co.) 
 
AND rWK WORLD S FAIR. 
 
 WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST CO.— Granite Building. 
 4th and Market Sts. 
 
 WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK— 1401 Washington Av. 
 
 VANDEVENTKR BANK— S. E. Cor. Vandeventer and Wash- 
 ington Avs. 
 
 LIBRARIES. 
 
 MERCANTILE LIBRARY— 6th and Locust Sts. 
 I'UBLIC LIBRARY— Dth and Locust Sts. 
 BOOK LOVERS' LIBRARY— 929 Olive St. 
 ST. LOUIS LAW LIBRARY— Missouri Trust Building, 7th 
 and Olive Sts. 
 
 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 CITY MORGUE— Spruce and 12th Sts. 
 
 QUARANTINE — S. Jefferson Barracks. 
 
 POOR HOUSE— Arsenal and Dalton. 
 
 INSANE ASYLUM— Arsenal and Mackllnd. 
 
 WORKHOUSE— Broadway and Meramec. 
 
 HOL'SE OF REFUGE— Osage and Virginia. 
 
 COURT HOUSE— Broadway, Market and 4th. 
 
 CITY HALL (old)— 11th and Market. 
 
 CITY HALL (new)— Market, Clarke, 12th and 13th. 
 
 FOl'R COURTS— 11th, 12th and Clarke. 
 
 CITY DISPENSARY— Old City Hall, 11th and Market. 
 
 CITY WATER WORKS— Blssel's Point, May and Second. 
 
 UNION STATION— Market, ISth and 20th. 
 
 WORLD'S FAIR— Sklnker, Oakland and Llndell. 
 
 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 ST. LOUIS POST OFFICE— 8th and Olive Sts. 
 
 The St. Louis Post OfiBce consists of one hundred and 
 eight-nine stations. Including the man office at 9th and 
 Olive streets. These stations are scattered throughout the 
 city and St. Louis County, and are reached regularly by 
 mall trains on the lines of the street railway system, for 
 the collection and distribution of mall matter. 
 
 POSTAL INFORMATION. 
 
 DOMESTIC POSTAGE RATES. 
 FIRST-CLASS MATTER— 2c per ounce. 
 SECOND-CLASS MATTER (Newspapers. Periodicals, etc.)— 
 
 Ic per 4 ounces. 
 THIRD-CLASS MATTER (Books. Circulars, Advertising, 
 
 etc.) — Ic for 2 ounces. 
 FOURTH-CLASS MATTER (Merchandise)- Ic per ounce. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 THE COURTS. 
 
 U. S. CIRCUIT — Held in Custom House, Olive and Stli sts. 
 U. S. DISTRICT— Held in Custom House, Olive and 
 
 8tli Sts. 
 U. S. COURT OF APPEALS— Held in Custom House, Olive 
 
 and 8th Sts. 
 SUPREME COURT— Held in Jefferson City, Mo. 
 ST. LOUIS COURT OP APPEALS— Held in south wing of 
 
 Court House. 
 ST. LOUIS CIRCUIT COURT— Held in the Court House. 
 CRIMINAL DIVISION OF CIRCUIT COURT— Held in Four 
 
 Courts. 
 PROBATE COTTRT — Held in east wing of Court House. 
 COURT OF CRIMINAL CORRECTION— Held in Four 
 
 Courts. 
 
 UNDERWRITERS' SALVAGE CORPS. 
 
 1—711 Locust St. 
 2—1.310 Merchant St. 
 3—3321 Locust St. 
 
 MONUMENTS AND STATUES. 
 
 FRANK P. BLAIR— Forest Park. 
 
 BATES' MONUMENT— South side Forest Park. 
 
 THOMAS BENTON— Lafayette Park. 
 
 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS— Tower Grove Park. 
 
 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN— World's Fair Grounds. 
 
 U. S. GRANT — Washington Square, south side New City 
 Hall. 12th St. and Clark Av. 
 
 IIT^MBOLDT — Tower Grove Park. 
 
 (GENERAL NATHANIEL LYON— Lyon Park. 
 
 PIERRE LACLEDE LIQUEST— Founder of St. Louis. Has 
 a prominent place in tlie sculpture at the World's 
 Fair. 
 
 SHAKESPEARE— Tower Grove Park. 
 
 (EXFRAL SCHILLER— St. Louis Park, 21st St. and St. 
 Louis Av. 
 
 LT^THER — N. W. Cor. Jefferson Av. add Winnebago St. 
 Jefferson Line. 
 
 LOl'ISIANA PT'RCHASE MONUMENT— This graceful and 
 l)eautifu] monument is 75 feet high and will stand in 
 tlie front center, near tlie Grand Basin, at the World's 
 Fair. A figure at the top stands upon the World and 
 represents Peace calling the nations of tlie world to 
 friendly competition. The figure on the world is 
 snppoi-ted l-y four giants, representing the forces of 
 tl\e xmiverse; also four figures seated at the base, 
 representing the North, South, East and West of the 
 United States, drawn together by and supporting the 
 Louisiana Purcliase. 
 LAFAYETTE— Lafayette Park. 
 
AND TIIK WORLDS FAIR. 
 
 HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES. 
 
 ACADEMY OF TIIK SACRED HEART— Meramec A v. 
 
 ALEXIAN BROTHERS— 3933 S. Broadway. 
 
 AUXILIARY— 1001 N. Jefferson Av. 
 
 CITY— 17tb, Pine and Chestnut Sts. 
 
 CITY (NEW)— Lafayette, 14th and Oratton Sts. 
 
 CITY FEMALE— Arsenal and Sublette Av. 
 
 ELIZABETH— 3237 S. Jefferson Av. 
 
 FEMALE INFIRMARY— 22nd and Morgan Sts. 
 
 (JKKMAN-AMKRICAN— 2300 S. 12th St. 
 
 GOOD SAMARITAN— Jefferson Av. and Dayton. 
 
 MARINE, U. S.— Marine and Miami Sts. 
 
 MECHANICS' THERAPEUTIC— 219 N. Cardinal St. 
 
 MISSOURI PACIFIC— California Av. and Henrietta. 
 
 METROPOLITAN— 2900 Lawton Av. 
 
 KEELEY INSTITUTE— 2S03 Locust St. 
 
 JEFFERSON— 2604 Gamble St. 
 
 JEWISH— 5415 Delmar Blvd. 
 
 JOSEPHINE— Grand Av. and Henrietta. 
 
 MOUNT ROSE— Barracks Rd., siouth city limits. 
 
 PIUS— 14th St. and O'Fallou Av. 
 
 QUARANTINE — South of Jefferson Barracks. 
 
 ST. ANTHONY— 3520 Chippewa St. 
 
 ST. JOHN'S— 2228 Locust St. 
 
 ST. LOUIS BAPTIST— 2945 Franklin Av. 
 
 ST. LOUIS CHILDREN'S— Jefferson Av. and Adams. 
 
 ST.LOUIS MULLANPHY— Montgomery and Bacon. 
 
 ST. LOUIS SURGICAL — 410 N. Jefferson Av. 
 
 ST. MARY'S INFIRMARY— 1536 Papin St. 
 
 ST. LUKE'S (NEW)— Delmar Blvd. and Belt. 
 
 ST. LUKE'S (OLD) EPISCOPAL— 1835 Washington Av. 
 
 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. 
 
 ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION— Belt and Academy Av. 
 
 AMERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGE— 407 E. Jefferson Av. 
 
 BARNES MEDICAL COLLEGE— Lawton and Garrison Av. 
 
 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' COLLEGE— Easton Av. and 
 King's HighAvay. 
 
 CONCORDIA SEMINARY— Winnebago St. and Jefferson 
 Av. 
 
 HENRY SHAW SCHOOL OF BOTANY- 724 Washing- 
 ton Av. 
 
 MARY INSTITUTE— Beaumont A v. and Locust St. 
 
 McLean medical and surgical institute— 3100 
 
 Pine St. 
 MISSOURI SCHOOL FOR BLIND— 19th and Morgan Sts. 
 ST. ELIZABETH ACADEMY— 1411 Morgan St. 
 ST. LOVia COLLEGE OF PHARMACY— 2108 Locust St. 
 ST. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON UNI- 
 
OG ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 ST. VINCENT'S SEMINARY— Lucas and Grand Avs. 
 
 VERSITY— ISOG Locust St. 
 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY— 17th and Washington Av. 
 WOMEN'S TRAINING SCHOOL— 1728 Locust St. 
 
 RAILROAD TICKET AND GENERAL 
 OFFICES. 
 
 BURLINGTON— Ticket Office, S. W. Cor. Broadway and 
 
 Olive; General Office, Globe-Democrat Building. 
 B. & O. SOUTHWEST R. R.— Ticket Office, 522 Olive; 
 
 General Office, 522 Olive. 
 CHICAGO & ALTON R. R.— Ticket Office, N. E. Cor. Sixth 
 
 and Olive; General Office, Carleton Building. 
 CHICAGO. PEORIA & ST. LOUIS— Ticket Office, 204 N. 
 
 Fourth; General Office, 206 N. Fourth. 
 BIG FOUR (C. C. C. & ST. L.)— Ticket Office, S. W. Cor. 
 
 Broadway and Chestnut; General Office, same place. 
 COTTON BELT i^ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN R. R.)— 
 
 Ticket Office, 909 Olive; General Office, Equitable 
 
 Building. 
 ILLINOIS CENTRAI^-Ticket Office, 308 N. Broadway; 
 
 General Office. Missouri Trust Building. 
 IRON MOUNTAIN R. R.— Ticket Office, S. E. Cor. Sixth 
 
 and Olive; General Office, Equitable Building. 
 MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS— Ticket Office, 520 Olive; 
 
 General Office. Wainwright Building. 
 MISSOURI PACIFIC— Ticket Office, S. E. Cor. Sixth and 
 
 Olive; General Office, Missouri Pacific Building, Seventh 
 
 and Market. 
 ST. LOUIS & HANNIBAL— Ticket Office, S. E. Cor. Eighth 
 
 and Olive; General Office, Houser Building. 
 MOBILE & OHIO— Ticket Office. 518 Olive; General Office, 
 
 Fullerton Building. 
 LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.— Ticket Office, 208 
 
 N. Broadway; General Office, same place. 
 ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY & COLORADO R. R.— Ticket 
 
 Office, Union Station; General Office, Security Build- 
 ing. 
 TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS & WESTERN R. R. (Clover Leaf 
 
 Route) —Ticket Office, 104 N. Fourth; General Office, 
 
 same place. 
 ROCK ISLAND— Ticket Office, 903 Olive; Frieight Office, 
 
 same place. 
 UNION PACIFIC ("Overland")— Ticket Office, 903 Olive. 
 L., H. & ST. L. — Ticket Office, 208 N. Broadway; General 
 
 Office, same place. 
 ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO— Ticket Office, S. E. Cor. 
 
 Eighth and Olive; General Office, Frisco Building, 
 
 S. W. Cor. Ninth and Olive. 
 SOUTHERN RAILW.\Y— Ticket Office, 719 Olive; General 
 
 Office, Chemical Building. 
 
AM) THE WORLD'S KAIR. 
 
 VAXDALIA LINE— Tiokpt Ollioe, S. E. Cor. Seventli mid 
 Olive; General OlHce. Century Building. 
 
 WABASH RAILROAD— Ticket Office, N. E. Cor. Eiglith 
 and Olive; General Oliice, Lincoln Trust Building. 
 
 TELEGRAPH OFFICES— GENERAL. 
 
 WKSTKICX INIOX — 112-414 Pine. 
 
 IMtSTAL ("ABLE CO.— La.lt-do Buildinj,'. Fuurtli and Olive. 
 
 STREET CAR ROUTES DIRECT TO 
 WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS. 
 
 (I'^roMi Downtown.) 
 OLIVE STREET— Car marked •'World'.s Fair Grounds." 
 \VASIIIN(iTON AVENIE— Car marked "Delmar." 
 I'INE STIJEET — Car marked 'Chouteau avenue." 
 LOCrST STREET (Sul)urlian ear) — Car marked "Adminis- 
 tration Building." 
 MARKET STREET— Car markt.l "Laclede." 
 
 HOTELS— DOWN TOWN. 
 
 I'L-VNTERS HOTEL — Fourtli and ^in.^ Capacity, 1,000 
 persons. European plan, $2 per day and up. 
 
 SOrTin-:RN hotel— Broadway and Walnut. Capacity, 
 I.UCO persons. European plan, $1 per day and up, 
 American plan, .$3 per day and up. 
 
 LIXDELL HOTEL— Sixth and Washington. Capacity, 1,000 
 persons. European plan, .$1..'50 per day and up, Amer- 
 ican plan, $."i per day and np. 
 
 ST. .TAMES HOTEL— Broadway and Walnut. Capacity, 
 400 i)ersons. European plan, $1 per day and up, 
 American plan. $2 per day and up. 
 
 ST. XICHOLAS HOTEL— Eighth and Walnut. Capacity, 
 .■?0.1 persons. European plan, ^L.'jO per day and up. 
 
 MOSER HOTEI^SOJ) to 81;i Pine. Capacity, .300 persons. 
 Euroiiean plan, $1 per day and up. 
 
 BOARDING HOUSES AND ROOMS. 
 
 I>. A HIOXS— 2221 Olive. Caiuu-ity, 400 meals and over 
 per day. Rooms at popular prices. All first-class. 
 
 M'DERMOTT HOUSE AXD AXXEX— I.'jI.") Locust. Capa- 
 city. l.")(i iirsons. European plan, $1 per day and up. 
 Single or ensuite. 
 
ROYAL GUIDE TO ST. LOUIS 
 
 J. H. MOORE— 2828 Washington. Capacity, 45 persons. 
 
 $1 per day and up. 
 MRS. C. V. KOHRING— 2923 Washington. $1.50 per day. 
 
 Room and board. 
 MRS. I. M. CLARK— 1603 Locust. Capacity, 40 persons. 
 
 $1 per day; $6 per week. 
 MRS. M. HARDY— 1604 Locust. Capacity, 200 persons. 
 
 $1 per day; $6 per week. 
 MRS. I. M. CLARK— 1520 Locust. Capacity, 150 persons. 
 
 $1 to ?1.50 per day; $7 to $10 per week. 
 MRS. VIOLA KEENE— 2669 Washington. Capacity, 40 
 
 persons. $1.50 per day; $7 per week. 
 M. J. ANDERSON- 2710 Washington. Capacity, 30 per- 
 sons. $1 to $3 per day; $6 to $15 per week. 
 
 ROOMING HOUSES. 
 
 MpS. M. HARDY— 1604 Locust. Two large houses; capa- 
 city, 200 persons. $1 per day and up. Breakfast if 
 
 desired. 
 MRS. C. M. JOHNSON— 1631 Locust. Capacity, 120 per- 
 sons. $1 to $1.50 per day. "Home Comforts." 
 MRS. E. McDERMOTT (House and Annex)— 1515 Locust. 
 
 Capacity, 150 persons. $1 per day and up. Single or 
 
 ensuite. 
 MRS. D. BURKIIARDT— 2818 Washington. Capacity, 50 
 
 persons. $1 per day and up. 
 ^. G. TYLER— 2721 Washington. Capacity, 30 persons. 
 
 $1 to $1.50 per day. 
 
 persons. $1 per day and up. House newly furnished 
 
 throughout. 
 MRS. J. ALEXANDER— 2800 Washington. Capacity, 100 
 MRS. C. McCOLLOCH — 2926 Washington. Capacity, 60 
 
 persons. $1 per day and up. 
 MRS. H. W. BLANDY— 2732 Washington. Capacity, 30 
 
 persons. $1 per day and up. 
 MRS. MARY BURKE — 1931 Olive. Capacity 40 persons. 
 
 $1 per day and up. Free baths for guests. 
 MRS. M. SHOTTS— 232S Olive. Headquarters. Four large 
 
 houses in one block. Capacity, 300 or more persons. 
 
 $1 per day and up. First-class In every department. 
 MRS. N. COLE— 2006 Olive. Capacity, 40 persons. $1 
 
 per day and up. 
 MRS. G. A. OUTLAND— 2216 Olive. Capacity, 50 persons 
 
 $1 per day and up. 
 
A>CD TIIK WORLDS FAIK. 
 
 ROUTES OF STREET CAR LINES. 
 
 ST. LOI IS TRANSIT CO.'S M\KS. 
 
 l?cllofi>iitaiiie Lino T'j 
 
 f Broadway Line 77 
 
 Cass Avenue Line 7i{ 
 
 Cherokee Line 7." 
 
 Cliouteau Avenue iLiie 77 
 
 Clayton Line 74 
 
 Compton Heights Line SI 
 
 Delmar Avenue Line 72 
 
 Delninr and Clayton Line 73 
 
 Kaston Avenue Line 78 
 
 Eigliteenth Street Line 7G 
 
 Fouitli Street Line SI 
 
 Grand Avenue Line » SO 
 
 Jefifer^^on Avenue Line 75 
 
 King's Highway Line 75 
 
 Laclede Avenue Line 78 
 
 Lee Avenue Line 80 
 
 Marcus Avenue Line SO 
 
 Market Street Line 78 
 
 Midland Line 74 
 
 Olive Street Line — Maryland 7;{ 
 
 Olive Street Line — Tlirough 7.'> 
 
 Page Avenue Line ' ":i 
 
 Parlj Avenue Line 79 
 
 Seventh Street Line 77 
 
 Spalding Avenue Line , 74 
 
 Spring Avenue Line 76 
 
 Taylor Avenue Line 74 
 
 Tiffany Street Line Si 
 
 Tower Grove Line 74 
 
 Twenty-first Street Line 7S 
 
 Vandeventer Line SO 
 
 ST. LOUIS & SUBURBAN RAILWAY CO.'S 
 
 LINES. 
 
 Main Line Division S2 
 
 Inion Avenue Division S3 
 
 County Division 83 
 
 St. Louis and Meramec River Railroad — Main Line 
 
 Division S3 
 
 St. Louis and Meramec River Railroad — Nortli 
 
 Sarah Street Division S3 
 
 St. Ixjuis and Meramec River Railroad — High- 
 lands Division 84 
 
 St. Louis and Kirkwood Railroad 84 
 
 Brentwood, Clayton & St. Louis Railroad 84 
 
 St. Louis & East St. Louis Line S4 
 
 LcfC. 
 
FEB 23 1904 
 
 STREETS WITH CROSSINGS Page 
 
 Broadway 2!) 
 
 Easton Ave 38 
 
 Grand Ave 44 
 
 Laclede Ave 50 
 
 Market 5;; 
 
 IN OCX . Page 
 
 Amusement Parks 87 
 
 Assignment of special days — "World's Fair" 12 
 
 Asylums and Orphans' Homes 89 
 
 Hanks and Trust Companies 92 
 
 Boardius Houses and Rooms 97 
 
 Breweries 90 
 
 Business of St. Louis 20 21 
 
 Cemeteries 90 
 
 Cit.v- and Government Buildings 21 
 
 Colleges and Universities 9."i 
 
 Courts 94 
 
 City Scales S9 
 
 Fads, and Mereliants' Bridge 20 21 
 
 Express Companies S») 
 
 Freiglit Offices— Railroad 89 
 
 Hospitals and Dispensaries 95 
 
 Hotels — Down Town 97 
 
 Libraries 9o 
 
 Markets 87 
 
 r>Ierchants' Excliange 21 
 
 Metropolitan Police 8(> 
 
 Monuments and Statuary 94 
 
 National Stock Yards 21 
 
 Ne^\■spapers — Dail.v 85 
 
 Office Buildings 90 
 
 Officers World's Fair :5 
 
 Public Parks — Acreage and Jjocation 84 
 
 Post Office Department 9:^ 
 
 Palaces of Otlier Nations 
 
 Public Institutions 0:> 
 
 Palaces — World's Fair -i 
 
 Railroad Ticket and General Offices 96 
 
 Race Tracks and Base Ball Parks 87 
 
 Rooming Houses 98 
 
 Routes of Street Car Lines 72 
 
 St. Louis City Items 22 
 
 Street Car Routes to Worlds Fair 07 
 
 Streets and Avenues 2.; 
 
 State Buildings— World's Fair O 
 
 St. Louis Transit Company 7'? 
 
 St. Louis & Suburl)an Ry. Co 82 
 
 Telegraph and Postal Offices 97 
 
 'J heaters 88 
 
 The City of St. Louis 20 
 
 Fuion Station 20 
 
 Underwriters' Salvage Corps 94 
 
 Water Towers 80 
 
 World's Fair Department ■' 
 
 World's Fair Items— "In a Nutshell" ]<^