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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
WOMEN ATTACK
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
Effort to Evict Unmarried Men
From Clear Creek Coal
Camp Causes Trouble.
REPrRLIC spE1AL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. "a mob OF in
furiated women attacked a number Of
Deputy Sheriffs who were making evic-
tons at Clear Creek. Carbon County,
forcing guards 20 retreat after a hot
battle
The Deputy Sheriffs, in the employ OF
q coal company were attempting to carry
out orders to force all unmarried men to
leave the property of the company. Lee
gal notices had previously been served on
all occupying the company's houses in
the coal camp. The married men were
given until the 3ist TO vacatc.
The guards moved from house to house,
forcing the men to leave the homes, IN
til they came to place where an Italian
woman was employed as a cook. When
she saw the armed guards enter the room
she attacked one OF them hitting him in
the face with sufficient force TO draw
blood. The other guards were about 10
place her under arrest when mob OF
other Italian women, who had gathered
outside. rushed TO her rescue and attacked
the Deputy Sheriffs in force
For q few minutes there was a pitched
battle, the women hitting, kicking. biting
and scratching, at the same time hurting
verbal abuse at the guards The officers
protected themselves as best they could,
treat.
The victorious women then marched.
singing an Italian song of victory. A lit
tie later the guards returned with re-en-
forcements and succeeded in evicting the
strikers without further resistance
The striking miners took no part in the
disturbance: on the other hand urging the
women TO deslst- and doing all in their
power to pacify the female furies.
On the last day of the month. the work
OF evtcttng the married strikers will COM
mence. The Utah Fuel Company officials
declare that they expect serious trouble at
that time, but union leaders protest that
the strikers will make no resistance not
authorized by law.
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EdrardrxiIie Notes.

Mrs. John Rukogsky Of Glen Carbon died
yesterday. leaving two little babies twins. who
are hut weeks old The funeral vas held yes
tertiay aftsEnooR from ST NaTy's Church IN
Edwardsyille.
The two sessions Of the Circuit Court which
mas, Judge r. -. W. Holder going TO his house
at BeileyilIe and Judge ct. Moore to Mash
VILE. The petit jury WIS discharged for the
term Judge Mocre will return Monday ard
hear motions for several days and then eJu-
cIrie the term TIE January term will opes
On the 1ith-
Returns OF the election in the newly fucoE-
TO Judge J. z HiliSkotter. w +. Shepard mas
elected president. John Weignant Villas
Clerk. Joe Thompson. Henri siet;ier- John Fox
" GIisenan- c. W. Walker and Andrew
Ericsson Trustees The returns were canSaSsea
by Justices Joseph EdnoHds and Bresse Glass
in the presence % the County judge
-Rs,atiyes here have been informed % The
death in the Baptist sanisarium IN 81. i 52is
OF Richard Mcdonald. known As DEE
Grainsy.r Mcdonald was q years old and was
a foreman at tine Worlds Fair grounds tI1der
Contractor Thos Webb HIS death was cue 70
preur.ouia-
Professor T u Bfrney superintendent o.
In. EAwardsrfIie city schcois- has gone %
Bloomington to spend q. few DAYS With rei7-
tives- He Is president Of the high scnoci &C.
usr.rent c< the St9ts Teachers Assortattor
and VIII attend the fifsieth annual meeting a.
suriarfieli next week. Others who VIII al
fsr,i from Eiusr1svflle are: Miss Jozephlne
Springer Miss EIizzbstn BaIrsoack- Miss So.fst
FsrnsI-ac;S Miss Elizabeth Eaton
IF " Frst= state Sttornsv Of Bond Cruz
- recommended b his family. Is here from
f;rrerIyiIIe for the Christmas holidays. guests
Of Mr.. and Mr. John keller
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
WOMAN SUSPECTED
OF SEVERAL CRIMES
Head of a Man Found in Tfun.-
May Lead to Discovery Of
Other Murders.
TWO ARRESTS ARE MADE.
She Makes a Partial Confession
duplicating a Mexican. Now
in Jail and a Negro,
Who Has Fled.
REPURLIc- sPEc1AL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
San BeEnardino. Cal. Dee. S-The ar
rest of Miguel Antonio ard Trinidad Fig
ueroa at Bakersfield on the charge of u,ur-
deriug Lee Gar a Chinaman. at Needles
last Sunday. may develop other tragedies
cnargeable to the Figueroa woman and
her companion
In the woman's trunk has been found
the head Of u man, wrapped in her cloth
Ing The woman, who is a Mexican. and
Antonio, her companion in fight, who is
Cuban, were brought to this city to-day
and are now in the county Jail. where she
has made a partial confession OF the
Needles crime and charges it to Anto-
Lilo and a negro. the latter Of whom is
supposed to have passed through san Ber-
nardino on Monday en- route to Los An
geles. where search is now being made
for him
The three persons named have lived IL,
Needles for two months
Lee Gar, the murdered Chinarnan. was
/ collector for laundry and went to the
house in response to :. summons and the
officers found his body. the head almost
severed with 4 slash with razor, which
was subsequently, located in hole at the
rear OF the house, together with blood
soaked mating from the floor.
The woman at one time to-day admitted
the murder. saying it was done by An
tonic and the negro. but later denied her
OWL story.
The two murderers were arrested at
Bakersfield by Officers NedIan and tame
or Needles and at Barstow on the retrrrn
"Trip, Lane required the woman to ort-,l
her trunk that he might inspect Its con
tents Investigation disclosed the head OF
a man. which had been severed from the
ing.
Owing to the condition of the head il
Is doubtful IL Identification is possible. ex-
Sept oy some special marks yet to be
found Antonio fatty denies the charge OF
murder.
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them in many climates. Fifteen dollars
went into a sailors cap and Il basket of
cut roses was rushed by the sailormen to
the home of their friend in Fifth avenue.
Scarcely had the important message re
turned. when there came Miss Goulds
telegram of her appreciation:
No. 551 Fifth Avenue. New York En-
listed Men of the United States Navy:
Many thanks for the beautiful roses that
have added so much to the pleasure OF
my Christmas / wish you all a merry
Christmas and a happy New Year.
HELEN MILLER GOULD"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
CRUISER DIXIE PREPARING
TO TAKE MARINES TO COLON

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. E.-Christmas
was not allowed to entirely interrupt the
martial preparations at the League Island
Navy Yard. where the cruiser Dixie is be-
ing made ready to sail for Colon on Mon
day with go marines.
With the arrival of ninety-four marines
and two officers from Washington to-
night the first large detail of those to so
to Colon were quartered on the Dixie.
Some additional stores were taken on
board to-day and everything now Is in
readiness for the reception OF 40 marines
who are to come tomorrow and Sunday
from New York, Norfolk and Annapolis.
Boston, Dec 25.-Thousands Of persons
at the South Terminal Station tonight
cheered the company OF marines which de-
parted for Philadelphia, from which city
the men Will sail Monday on the United
States steamship Dixie as a portion OF
the marine battalion which will so 10
Panama with General Elliott
The detachment was commanded by
Captain George c. Reid Of the Charles
town Barracks and Lieutenant Davis B.
willis, who came from Washington on
Thursday to join the company. The COM
pany numbers ninety-six men
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
Upton IN TROUBLE
WITH H. HER DAVIES?
BarOnet's Personal Representative
in Attempt to Lift the Cup Has
Resigned In n Milf.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. 25.-Not only has history
repeated itself in the defeats Of Sir Thorn
as Lipton's attempts TO win International
yachting laurels. but he is reported TO
have again landed in hot water with H.
Hier Davies. who succeeded David Barrie
as the personal representative Of the Irish
Baronet, and conducted the details of the
last attempt to lift the Americas Cup
Mr. Davies's troubles are similar TO
those which aroused comment on both
sides of the Atlantic two years ago when
Mr.. Barrie asserted that Sir Thomas had
failed TO live up 10 tie financial agree
ment made between them
Mr.. Davies has sailed for Europe He
said before he sailed that Sir Thomas
promised hin; 4 reward. but has ignored
his request that the matter be settled.
For that reason. he sent his resignation
and started across the ocean TO arrange
matters with his forme-senpioyef-
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ROSES FOR MISS GOULD.
Sailors Send Christmas Present
TO Their Stanch Friends.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York, Dec. 3. = Singing old. real
farm songs and spinning yarns Of weird
happenings in many lands. 800 sailors and
marines enjoyed Christmas night at the
Naval Y. NJ c. 4. the Gculd building. in
Sands street. Brooklyn
Early in the morning the men had
Clipped In for a basket of flowers for
Miss Helen Gould, who has befriendeo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
DOWNS Win. MATCH.

Jack Downs Of South Dakota was award
ed the decision over Oscar Wassem OF
Alton on Thursday evening in a wrestling
match at the Temple Theater George
Baptiste of st. Louis. Wassem's manager.
threw up the sponge in the third fall on
account OF an injury to Wassem. The
injury occurred in the first fall. when both
men missed the mat in the fall Was
sem's knee cap was fractured. but he con-
tirued through the second fall. he WOE
the first and lost the second fall
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
PRISONERS SPIRITED AWAY.
Hopkinsville sheriff Feared Mob
Violence.

Hopkimsyilie. KY, Dec. 2s-Threats OF
mob violence having become pronounced
during the last two days nine negroes.
charged with murder. were spirited away
to-day to Madisonville for sfe-keeping.
The negroes are charged with the murder
and mutilation Of an unidentified man q
week ago. One Of the prisoners confessed
that the stranger vas murdered and
robbed Of 500 by himself and companions.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
We Share the Profits
With Our CuStomcrS.

VIII Ouf SHStVLHCfS-
VIE HAVE ADOPTED A NEW PLAN that
e great SAVING TO THE PEOPLE who
want money on EASY TERMS BY sharing The
PROFITS with our customers II REDUCES
the cost on every loan by making HUNDREDS
every month. instead OF a FEW, YoU getting
the BENEFIT Of our new METHOD. WE will
loan you from SO TO $50. on FURNITURE.
PIANOS HORSES AND WAGONS WITHOUT
REMOVAL or on Your OPEN NOTE: in case Of
SICKNESS or DEATH, we viii carry yoar &C
count WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. WE will
pay any BILL YOU OWE and ApXANCE
T()I- more MONEY. AZ our LOW RATES as
every loan helps Us and SAVES YOU MONEY
WE EMPLOY ALL UNION MEN; Cali or
MECHANICS TRUST CO..
81 n Sixth St Second Frcor-
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Feu Dead n, Christina. patti.

Mrs. Mary Gruener of No. Z1os Chippewa
street. fell dead at the home OF Peter Gill
gerich. No. 35sS South Jefferson avenue
last evening. while attending Christmas
celebration. Heart failure Is supposed to
have been the cause Of her death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26
Miscellaneous.

CT LOUIS COUNCIL. NO Is L. c t.
. meets first and third saturdays in the
month. In Hall Nc. !, Century building. Wis
frors welcomed. s $. MORSE. Secretary.
90 n Second st
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Loans at 5 Per Cent.

WE make LOANS on FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS ETC WITHOUT removal: NO PCSLIC-
ITY- see rs before getting LOAN elsewhere:
Will save ynu money; CHEAPER Rates E.
pay on any LOAN or balance on Your FUR
NTTUHE. Paw at your CONVENIENCE LIB
eraf DISCOUNTS. Gail and be convinced
Write to telephone KinIoch A 81
UNION FINANCE CO.. 81 and 800 oriel bidg-
Sixth ,rsr4reffe Rz--'S
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KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
ROYAL ARcAsuM.

eRAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
- Arczuur1. sGs-ul Holland Building-A
cordial welcome 20 visitors. friends tretnren
uac members from abroad.
=. II. BACON. G. E
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BABY HAS MILLION-DOLLAR
PRESENT FROM GRANDFATHER.


N the Of
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by William
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the boy Will
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"PRICE OF PANAMA is LOSS
OF INFLUENCE IN ORIENT"

Charles DENLY Who Served Mner China for Twelve
Says That United States Have Secured Recognition of New Re
public Thereby Tying the Hands of the Country That 1t
Will Not Be in Position Ask Favors in the East
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MARSHALL WEDDINGS.

Marshall III. Dec zS-Mr- Daniel e. English
and Mrs Ellen Hudson, Mr. Adam kile and
Mss MARY Koppl-r were married here to-day.
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RELIANCE LOAN COMPANY,

A new Concern New pl2nsL Original iEcas.
FURNITURE LOANS No rerio<al No record
Ing.
SALARY LOANS. No ildorSer. No publicity.
Quick money Cheap money. Good money.
Icons fo- long time Leans FOR short tune
Low rates Easy payments. Receipts given.
Liberal discounts. Loans arranged at home
Telenhone for Us to call kinioch a s45.
ROOMS sIi-Sls HOLLAND BLDG.
Y Ell b+f tlfiy, Fine
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASoSS.

p
= ACHE LODGE No. 4ie. A F. q A. NJ
~ Regular meeting this Saturday even
iux at 20 O'Clock AT hall, No. ssvl Soutn
Broadway. installation Of cffcers.
z d. MCPHERSON. ". u.
A. p watkins. Secretary.
. GORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. Nc. 8
~ A F. 4 a ". will hold its nsrt stated
Communication at - O'Clock Tuesday evening.
January L. 1s4f. ~ Masonic Temple. irand
and Einnsy avenues WORK IN the II. II. de-
gree. Members are requested 10 attend VS.
.ting brethren always welcome.
GEORGE W. JAMES. W. NJ
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
SOoD HOPE LODGE. No. us, A 2. & A.
~ M--Stated communication Saturday even
iIls, December y. lSs9 ~ 10 CLOCK, al hall
No sol South Broadway. Installation OF officers
for 1894. Members requested 10 De present VS.
!lcrs cordially invited
c C. CONVERSION, w II.
Edward s Baldwin Secretary.
m IssoURI LODGE. No. i. A e & A. NJ
IN Stated communication on Thursday. jan
Uary .. HA. at 80 y. m. Masonic Temple F.
C degree. Members are requested and visiting
prether-t fraSeFnaiIy invited 70 attend
JOSEPH W hRUENSEH, W. NJ
John H Deems. Secretary.
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INVESTIGATE THIS
when You WANT MONEY,

We make loans on furniture WITHOUT RE.
NoyAL. We make no inquiries OF your
friends or employer. We give you the full
Cents TO suit your CONVENIENCE and ABIL-
ITY. We dc Tot RECORD loans. We RECEIPT
for every payTne-t made We Pay of any
OTHER LOAN or q balance on furniture and
GIVE MORE MONEY. We EXTEND payments
In case OF SICKNESS. We cancel ALI. PA
PERS n case OF death OF husberd or wife. We
make AS LOW rates he LOWEST We
rranf LIBERAL DISCOUNTS for time money
g mot used. This IS our business IN nutshell:
SEE Us before getting loan elsewhere and
Be convinced that ne are THE PEOPLE.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO..
ROOM 81 FULLERTON BUILDING.
SEVENTH AND PINE ST5-
Ts1e fr- ms ~ Efrfcrf a
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uEpMAS Kar-FMsS.

o,n.x nj. Dec Herman Kzufrazr- FL
49, tears n t-a-eiinv salesman In Southern
IT;ine5s GIed here tbs morning Of typhoid g
MISS MART REISs.
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Pnea,fera cal. Dee 2-Wiliiam CcEyzeH
enc ef me best known and Oldest artists II ~.
cornfry. Is dead II So1th Pasadena. ~ tbs ..
OF $ Jear~
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sUccUMBs TO LONG ILLNESS.
NJ. j. Tickell, an Aged Citizen,
Dies at Morehouse, Mo.

Dies at M0renOuSe, Mo.
Morehouse, Mo-, Dec 25.-M j. Tickeu.
a years old. died this morning after a
lingering illness.
His funeral will take place Sunday at
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INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
InyIS


A NCHoR LODGE. No. ~ L o. O. p,
M meets every Monday evening at Schuette' .
as.1i. Nineteenth and Wright streets Work In
degrees. visiting brotners welcome.
R ONCkEN. ~. Co. LIS DodieT.
David Petty. Secretary.
GOLDEN sCEPTER LODGE. NO. 557. L o.
~ o. ?. meets every saturday evening at
AIDES Hall corner OF jefferson avenue and
Pe=telozIi street. Visitors cordially invited and
members expected To attend. !. w Dudley.
noble grand. &C South Broadway; II. ". 3.
Phelps. vice grand. liz South Jefferson avenue.
J. D. Iukenbiil- recording secretary: Grant c.
Green financial secretary. No. $50 LOUISIANA
m OUSD CITY LODGE. NO 30. /. o. o.
Ia F.-Regu!Sr meetings secoh6 and fourth
saturdays OF each month az Hall No 4. Odd
Fellows building. southeast corner Ninth and
Olive Streets Visiting brethren faternaliy in
vited- PHILIP RILEY. n. C.
Charles z. Montgomery. Secretary.
e uMMIT LODGE No. "a, ]. O. o. F..
81 meets every Saturday eyeninr at West
t,.,le Hall corner Grand and Easton avenues
Visitors invited TO attend
JOHN MATHEWS. " G.
JAG Kienzle. Res Secy.
NIfnDEY LODGE. NO. L Q. O., F.,
W meets Tuesday evening OF each week AZ
hi. Nc. /. Odd Fellows building. corner Ninth
and Olive at . o'clock Visiting brothers In
vited to attend. Initiation
a J. Dslrymple. Secretary
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ESstsrrv Mo- Dec ZINES H1ry RelnS
near s,edi died this morning. zssd $ yesrA
WILLIAM CoGSwE-L
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KNIGHTS OF coLuMnus.

TIE sMET COUNCIL. NO. 10 KNIGHTS
- Of Columbus, meets every nrst and thru
thursday In the west ball, Century buiiuing.
Ninth and Olive sts Visiting knlgnts are IN
yited C. p. MONAGHAN. Grand KNIGHT
"a. J. McGrane. 2ecoEder.
u ENRICK COUNCIL. NO. ess. KNIGHTS
IN OF Columbus. meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Rose HiiI Hall No. 5Sll
Maple avenue Visiting knights always well
cogre. JOHN PAUL CHEW. Grand kniE5t
Walter T. CUNNINGHAM Recorder.
m ARouETTE COUNCIL. NO. es
III Knights OF Columbus meets every Sec
ond ana fourth Tuesday in the west ball. Gen.
,ury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Visit
ing knight cordially invited.
". L NEE. Grand Knight
F. P. Leonard. Recorder.
7 LOUIS COUNCIL NO. 81 MEETS Ey-
= cry nrsI and third Tuesday at We>S Ezd
Hall southwest corner Finney and Vandeventer
avenues. Visiting knights are cordially IL
FRANCIS E, RUNDER. Grand knight.
Joseph +. Lzny. Recorder.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.
1T ALDEMAR COMMANDERY. NO IL
e Knights Tenplar. will open IN stated con-
ciaye st O'Clock this (Sstur9ay1 evening. Ac-
lion on sieifnouents. All TernpIars in good
standing cordially invited
FRANKLIN P. JONES.
W. P. Ricka-t Recorder.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-26

EMONEY ~ ESAN
EASY-PAYMEHT PLAN
ON FURNITURE PIANOS HORSES
OUR NEW SYSTEM gives you CHEAPER
nzI5 q ,nSsrSSS, - .sh sl9 ~
can PAY As YOU WISH. either weekly or
monthly. and only pay for such time as yon
have had loan Goods renatn IN YOUR Pos
NO PAYMENTS required while SICK OR
OUT OF WORK In case OF death of husband
ALL INTEREST PAID REFUNDED and Pa
PCRS CANCELLED.
no PUBLICITY. No INCONVENIENCE. NO
DELAY: papers can be signed at ho, 20 and
You can get money same day you apply
We viii PAY ANY LOAN OR CLAIM against
your goods and GIVE YOU MORE MONEY.
II YOU cannot call, WRITE OR TELEPHONE
rs ard We will ser.d agent 90 explain our NEW
SYSTEM TELEPHONE EINIOCH 3 ~
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. &C Commonwealth Trust building.
Broadway ard DIV. st Entrance ssf Olive st
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LGEHS m EAST SIT. LOUIS.

Also in Surrounding towns Or FURNITURE
PIANOS and SALARIES Amounts 70 suit
yo,rr need and TERMS to suit YOUR ABII-
fry &c. raw We do no, remove goods Exten-
sfcns in case OF sickness- Lsbsrzl disconnts
EiaJorh A ISss THE HOME TRUST CO.,
Room 30 Metropolitan Building
fIS-ffT Missouri Ave. East s. Louis
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We furnish you rlcney quickly and cgsa-
s-rri,tfv S,,nSut security. National Credit Co.
roo1rs sei-soc Chsruicai Bldg Eixhsh as6 Vise
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EEST ST, LOUIS LOAN G0.

Leans money on household goods and al SINS
~ r,ersu-al property. easy rlonlhiy IsltIle.nhs-
n0aEY F!ln ShIhEIEl PEOPLE,
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Rooney Advanced saiarisd people

Salaries bought at reasonable discount; "
loan money on furniture: cheapest IN town
EQUITY Finance Co. iii0 Missouri Trust bldg
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY leaned salaried people without
,r1ry D Iarze. ~a2 E-noist Bldg 9Th &
The Coconino sun., 1903-09-19

one financial reason for not joining them that the liberal has not heard mentioned. Under the law the govern ment pays $4O,000 year to one col lege of agriculture and mechanic arts in each state and territory. Under the law the Agricultural College at Las Cruces, and the University at Tucson each receive $40, 900 annually. If the two territories are made into one state there would be but one ap- propriation of $40, 900 for the state and either the Las Cruses or the Tucson institution would suffer, or if it was divided both would suffer-"
The Coconino sun., 1903-09-19
Sour
 Stomach

No appetite, loss of strength. nervous ness, headache. constipation, bad breath, general debility. sour risings. and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol cures indigestion. This new discovery repre- sents the natural juices of digestion as they exist in healthy stomach. combined with the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles oy cleansing. purifying. sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
 MT. S. s. Ball. Of Ravenswood W. Va. ssys:- was troubled with sour stomach for twenty years. Nornl cured mo and we are now using 1t in milk ior psby.'
 kcdol Disests What You Tat. Bottles only S oo Size holding 2K times the trial
 sIze, which sci. tor 50 cents. Prepared by E. o. Dc" r q CO.,, CHICAGO
The Coconino sun., 1903-09-19

be for fifty years from the filing of this instru- ment in the once of the Secretary of State of New York
 In Witness Whereof we have hereunto set our hands this iith day of December. 1884.
 BRYCE GRAY,
 JAMES MCCREERY,
 THEODORE SELIGMAN,
 HENRY WARREN,
 EDWARD w. KlHsLEY