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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
AMERICAN LAKE SITE.
Army Officers Look Over Naneu-
yer Grounds,

Tacoma, Dec. 5-tien. Constant
Williams, commander of the Depart.
ment of the Colum bia, and Maj. A. X.
Evans, assistant adjutant general Of
the United States army, inspected the
maneuver grounds at American lake
the latter part Of the week, accompa-
MED by Secretary Whitehouse, of the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce and
Capt. A. S. Rowan.
The inspection was made in an au-
tomobile. The visit of the officers is
at the request of the Chamber Of Com
omerce, which has secured an option
on all the ground required, and which
will be submitted to the war depart.
ment. Gen. Williams says whether
or not the department will see fit to
recommend to congress the purchase
of this site is problematical.
Nothing has yet been determined.
There are other sites whose claims are
being advanced, and whose supporters
are now actively at work. The Rener.
al says he is certain no exorbitant
price will BE- paid for any ground. 1t
is said the report Of Maj. Evans is IA
vorable ito the American lake site.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
CANADA At PORTLAND.
Exhibit Will Be Designed to Attract
Home ste ad Settlers.

Portland, Or, Dec. 5.-Following
closely upon the news that Russia has
decided to actively participate in the
Lewis and Clark exposition comes the
news that Canada, too, has withdrawn
her former decision against officially
taking part in the 1905 fair. Cadnada
will not only be represented by an adj
equate exhibit, but will erect Cana
dian pavilion, thus taking leadership
among the exhibitors.
1t is believed that Canada's exhibit
will be made up mostly of features
tending to show the opportunities for
settlement of the vast homestead lands
in Canada; and that plans will be
made by the Ottawa government to
head good percentage of emigration
into their commonwealth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
CHURI UNION.
Fourteen Denominations Agree IA
Participate In Conference,

fourteen Denominations Agree IA
Participate In Conference.
Philadelphia. Dec. 8.-Long strides
have been taken toward the practical
federation of the Protestant churches
Of the United States. Fourteen demon.
nations have already agreed to partic.
ipate in the great conference to be held
in New York City during November Of
next year. 1t is understood that the
synods of the Lutheran church will
vote to participate, and the Protestant
Episcopal church, through its COM
mittee on unity. will do likewise.
II these two denominations assent
seventeen millions of communicates
will be represented. II will be the
first time in the history of Christianity
since the Reformation that such uni.
ty has been realized.
There will be no union along the
lines Of rules Of faith or church organ.
ization, but there will be consolidation
OF effort in all matters pertaining to
the broad moral and national ques.
tions upon which all scots can meet
on common basis.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
SENSATION IN LAND CASES
One of the Defendants pleads GUILTY.
Others Depend on. Aroumenfs
OF Attorneys.

Portland, Or, Dec. 5.-Prolific in
surprises and sensations az have been
the Developments in the land fraud
cases, no one was prepared for the eli.
MAKES of Saturday. BY far the most
important, both because of its unex.
pectedness and because of the moral
effect it is almost certain to have on
the jury, was the request Of defendant
Frank Wolgomot, through his attor-
ney, for leave to withdraw his plea of
not guilty and be allowed to plead
guilty to the crime of conspiracy as
charged. Judge Bellinger took the
matter under ADJUSTMENT.
Almost equally unexpected was the
request on the part OF Special Prose-
cutor Francis J. Heney that an order
of acquittal be issued in the case of
Marie L.aWare, onithe ground that the
prosecution did not believe that she,
according to the evidence, had been
proven guilty of aiding the present
conspiracy. OF hardly less surprise
was the announcement, not more than
twenty minutes after the government
had completed its case. by the defense,
that it rested, and that the case was
ready for argument by counsel.
Apparently despairing of undertak-
ing to batter down the mass of evi
dence which the government had
heaped against them, they are to base
their hopes on an argument to the jury,
and if that fails, on reversal Of judg-
ment at the hands Of an appellate trib-
unal on question Of law. Nothing
in the nature of defense Of McKin-
ley, Puter, Watson and others was at
tempted by the defendants counsel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
FAIR BUILDINGS SOLD.

Structures That Cost $IS,OOO,OOO
Sold for $356,OOO.
St. Louis, Dec. 5.-It is stated that
a contract for the sale of the eleven
big exhibit palaces, stock barns, festi-
val hall, the colonnade of states, pa
vilions, aerodrome, bank, intramural
railway, hospital, press building, po-
lice and fire stations, that cost $l5,.
900, 900, will be signed this week with
Chicago wreckage company for 1885,.
900. Everything except the rolling
stock of the intramural railroad, whic b
has been sold separately, the state, for.
eign and pike buildings, are included
in the deal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY.
New York Court Decides "ClOSed
Shop" Is q rienaCe.

New York Court Decides "ClOSed
Shop" Is Menace.
New York, Dec. 5.-That the
CLOSED shop" is illegal has been decid-
cd by the justices of the appellate divi.
sion Of the supreme court, sitting in
Brooklyn. A contract entered into be-
tween the firm of Morris Cohn & Sons
and the Protective Coat Tailors and
Pressers' Local No. 30 Of the United
Garment Workers Of America, where.
by the firm was prohibited from en-
ploying labor not belonging to the To-
cal, and also from employing even a
member OF the union unless such mem.
Der held a card signed by the business
agent Of the local, was declared by the
court to b. contrary to public policy.
Presiding Justice Hirschberg wrote
the courts opinion. Justice Bartlett
dissented.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
Refuse to Sell Russians Coal.

Cardiff, Dec. cit is stated that
the captain Of the German collier,
Captain Mcneil, has been forbidden
by the government to ship another
cargo Of coal from here. The foreign
Office took this action on proof that a
former cargo Of coal taken by the Cap.
tain Mcneil had been discharged to
the ships of the Russian squadron of
Dakar. The action Of the foreign
Office was taken under the foreign en-.
listment act.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
GRAIN INSPECTION.
That Shipped From Other States Nav
Be Re-inSpeCted Here.

Seattle. Dec. 6.-Grain shipped from
an outside state to dealers in Washing
ton is subject 70 inspection under the
grain inspection laws of this state. It
is immaterial whether such grain ia
inspected under the laws of another
state before it reaches Washington.
An opinion to this effect has been
given by Attorney General W. B. STRAIT
ton to State Grain Inspector John W.
Arrasmith. A consignment Of oats
sent from Minnesota to Tacoma deal
ers for transshipment to Manila called
for an Interpretation Of the law, and
the attorney general ruled with the
grain inspector.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
APPROVES WORK or TAFT.
Roosevelt Endorses the Agreement
Reached With Pauama.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The report Of
Secretary Taft, special envoy Of the
United States to Panama, of his nego.
tiations with that government, has
been received here. 1t may be stated
with authority that after careful con.
sideration the president has given his
entire approval to the same and has
advised Secretary Taft by cable to
this effect.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
IT r1IGHT BE- TRUE.

Doodle Information.
Marinette, Wis, Dec. 5.-Isaac Ste.
phenson, the millionaire politician
whose name was frequently mentioned
by Lincoln J. Steffens in his article in
relation to corruption in Wisconsin
politics, and particularly to the time
of John g. Spooner's election to the
United States senate in 1885, has de
MED that he was the source of Steffens'
information. He does not deny that
the charges might have been true, but
in an open letter declares that he did
not furninsh the information.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08

against outside foes: although of
course for more often to guard against
our own selfish or thoughtess short
cOmingy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08

Even where it is not possible to
secure in other nations the observance
of the principles which we accept as
automatic, it Is necessary for us firmly
To insist upon the rights of our own
citizens without regard to their creed
or race: without regard to whether
they were born here or born abroad. 1t
has proved very difficult to secure from
Russia the right for our Jewish fellow
citizens to receive passports and travel
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08

through Russian territory Such con-
duct Is not only unjust and irritating
toward us. but it is difficult to see its
| wisdom from Russia's standpoint.
t No conceivable good is accomplished
/ by it, If an American Jew or an
American Christian misbehaves him
| self in Russia he can at once be driven
| out: but the ordinary American Jew,
like the ordinary American Christian,
would behave just about as he behaves
here. that is behave as any good citi-
zen ought to behave: and where this
Is the case it is wrong to refuse him
his passport without regard to his con-
duct and character. merely on racial
and religious ggrounds. In Turkey our
difficulties arise less from the way in
! which our citizens are sometimes
treated than from the indignation in
evitably excited in seeing such fearful
/ nisrule as has been witnessed both in
Armenia and Macedonia"
As to the Philippines.
AS to the Philippines, the president
tells of the advance the natives are
making under American rule. He goes
into an exhaustive discussion of con-
ditiOn in the islands and in regard to
self government, he says:
within two years we shall be try
ing the experiment of an elective lower
house i'm the Philippine Legislature. 1t
may be that the Filipinos will misuse
this legislature. and they certainly
will misuse it if they are misled by
foolishpersons here at home into start
ing an agitation for their own indie
pendence or into any factious OF i'm
proper action. In such case they will
do themselves no good and will stop
for the time being all further effort to
advance them and give them a greater
share in their own government. But IL
they act with wisdom and self-re-
straint. if they show that they rae cap
able of electing a Legislature which in
it's turn is capable of taking sane
and efficient part in the actual work of
government, they can rest assured that
full and increasing measure of recog-
milton will be given them"
The message Is conducted with this
discussion of Philippine affairs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.


S~~>>~~~~~~~~~~-~>~
Albert and Josephine Ra;ef, liz Lafayette
Frank and Mary H,ckhor, ,os South seventh
c and N cqz.ng; sloi Vine q,.ov.;; boy.
=, Thoina, and W. iiHnine'SchTnidt. %oi caro-
Fsank an and lI'm, nu.nes lt2; l:!HIr; boy
-t'1l and r. karfisG. --"ia North Ninth
Peter and Mani. Mu.tA. ~ R,,sseu: twin
jo,3n and Annie Ma-is,t, 's.o Noe:h Nine,
WIN and Emma McEl-,y. l;s North Eighth:
iSwi, AND Jo-rahrn. RucR: 2;lsA cs,Ss: boy.
VI. and Maud Smith 2u4S tBstru. bog
Fnank and johanna Steiner. .r' salisbury.
iMshe- and Mari. stevens. I--i Wash: boy.
Jassph and psra Tr'mhersrf. s'N south sec
WiIiism md Iubr Smith. us linden; boy.
". !. and Julia Jcnneinenn. -. Pagan:
Edwin md Ems schann. 4:2s e7cve:aad'
Fr.nk and Mint, Bright. '1a South -Four
Fqank and Annie Bu--ni 1sa, Alion: ~irl.
BiwaTi and Helen Biadsr!la'.,e'. +2ii Mary
!st.eH and Nasgt. Ma:,.a, :. Linden: s'r'.
M: ar. RUIZ Sl7ly @t, taF, ', r.. E,ri
ana ni hna.e aef rasps APP 3e'sSa - Ma.!on sr
rs~d sni ia Rip5!e-- iSoS =. Louis: x!-i-
Ten ma Louisa Santsa. ltie North Eleventh:
:ank and Annie Martin. 3s.S Fsv.ils: sir.
q p. ana Blanche Powell. 4io> cs;e Xii
AUGUST aT' and nd ssSina ss;s.nSrsnnST, rs s6a,a
Micsaei and Ami. szarnhaskt. l2li North
aIi ISsii and md Eli, Stephenson, a:. West Kins'r
Andrew sni Anna solanEa- 4css Soyth Broad
Nioneias and c.ce.. waos cls. South Sec
Fr.s and Emn. w-stnna. :sa North
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
BURIAL PERAiITN


Iohn Mosan. "a wears. Seventh: phthisis
Minnie Green. a years. Poorhouse: phthisis.
Frances Lewis. IS years. lssD Morgan: drops
Judeon Lewis. s. years. $3.50 Pspin: astfrns .
Lille Mccullough. ~ years 1913 Cook: cancer
caIoiine .sr PfeI = sSe2r Sss s Ezs9n p3tsis
Amanda Wiget. 81 years. IL Russell: Ta1aly-
Eloy n. Quentin. q years. Quarantine; vari-
Elisabeth Donley. Sc years, 2,os Hebsrt; old
Raymond Loshr. years. 4ossA F1add: raea-
Daisy N crarner. . years III franklin: can
Jake Schneider. 81 years. al5 De.rnar: u-ae-
Mrs castlemann. ss years s5os Morgan: urae-
Carry Barton. IS years. 2sIoss Pine: heart dis
Henry Glass. s. yearz, $500 Arsenal: hear, d.s
Eliza Denoyer. 81 years. 2sI7 Thomas: tube-cu-
Edward Aplenan. ss years SOS Alabanla: dia
Arthur Boss. years. 2s4iA Oregon: menin-
Daniel F. Shea, year. Sr5l Thomas: bron-
Mary Wyatt Maury. years. s2c3 Manchester;
Virginia A Davis, So years. 4o5. Delnar: apo
William Lossens years. 423iA Ea-t-n: ton
Antoine cikada. IS years. s2l Antelope: pneu-
Grace Underberg. year. 21l3 Palm: rneu-
William Grimm. ss years. ca21 saIaa: ne
rhritis.
Katherine AhIhrandt, 50 years. lcaG Carr: ne
phritis.
Thomas L. Fftzsibbon. 5s years. 1856 Arsenal;
.Hypolite lyon, s5 years. eI:i Alsbarna: heart
J. H. cr1sweii. 81 years. l,t2 Hewsteat: heart
Elizabeth Deuer. 81 years c2sl podier: car
Alice Jones. 10 y.ar,. ioo South Ierers7n;
rastritis
John Kalkbrenner II years. a7aG South Ninth,
accident.
Patrick Neville. g years 80 North Ninth:
Christina Niederhoser. IS years. Ill Sidney;
bronchitis.
Anna Fitzgerald. 60 years a4r9 south Grand.
Albert, F. Mueller. 3s years 2,iI Indiana: tu-
herculosis.
Mary Canty, q years 1870 North Fourteenth
bronchitis
Addie E Dddinss. AZ years. 1891 Morgan.
Frances Bauer. "A years. 1903 South Eighth:
Patrick. Gum. IS years. y: souh Beaumont:
pneumonia
Fridee Rech,burr. 81 years. Female Hospital.
rneumonia-
Rosa Casey. ~ years, IA North L -,,tccnth.
Frederick MeinG. 81 years, s7s7 .ut1 Comp
ton: old age.
Mary L. .l>.seI. ss years. City lIo rI;aI.
hernorrhase.
Joseph a. schieber. IS years - cf-atic.:
Hariet.e Graham. Il years. 80 whi-tsrrsor-,:
typhoid fever.
..tharies Miller. 81 year,. Twelfth ana Fank-
lin; pephritis.
Susanna HItschIer. IS years. 1911 sor:h
Mary Dondero 70 years. s23 North Twenty
second: sclerosl.
Wafer ,; brown. = years. Rcbelah Hes
Frank Earle 90 yea-s Missouri Pacific Hos
Pital: appendicitis.
Dennis Hogan, 81 years. 2cGi South kings
Margaret J.. Tolin. p years Is.l North scv-
enteenth: appendicitis.
William Roives. a. wears AIe1tar' Brothers
Hospital: heart disease
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES,

-, SSS
,AssiGNEE'S Saie.No,ice is hereby given
hat in pursuance OF an order c; the Circuit
TSaF'; 90. l., ny o, -, Louis mad November sart.
@.,. Of the Gasney vit,ined and Pfess.i B.iss
'' i-'''> 4-SLAf, BE sER siSp Is,. pay OF Ds;En-
az. a; Z o,e;ock m; al III: east frca; door of tho
;oI;,, sell a, public yshdae /, ,as 1'i hsses, sss
hidde- for cash IN hand Tho "olloains de.
\ bT!ck7a-d on tho co,5rnba Ba.ion b road.
Just north Of Prospec: H.!i. being the to.low-
REAL ESTATE AND MACHINERY, ETC.
THEREON.
~ Gg is9i ~ u M M LOUIS iTsz Srsss; lss; T. so Is
tain!ns six ,s' acres. having a right angular
iet By an aSase sp;h % S1 6oa 6u n'fsa SIX it
l.f sixty 'tt0i feet BOUNDED. @ng;h bv a line
sixty lsol feet north Of an pa-allei 20 the south
hundred and sixty dsD feet mort. Of the south
!,I1,, line 9i tas Wigsins iract measured at risnt
angles 70 the south iSs Of the tie Virgins % AZ ,raei fs'i
kin. with grates sad doors; ! dryer with lot
Of pines and nine tracks: l:s dryer cars. more
snl9: / lot of r rail in ave piles. l.cS fee.
more or less; | Frey scncckler h.ick machine:
Frey scheck:er steel pug mill: Sct-ilh9rn Dis,
LntsErator. N p"sition. schelihorn ds!nt.-
Isa. Ihresker. in position: / Aibrrcl,i ( ssheihorn
brsakeT. not in position: Columbia dry press
nr,rk t inacnine; i chambers cut-oE machine and
table. Chambers brick machine ! lot of !In=
shatfing. in place. with pul!eys; / lot OF line
shafting. not in place: Cyrliss engine. with
fixtures. 2"k59 cylinder: 4i-inch steel boilers.
In position: 6Q-toot suCke stack: | 7Oc-
gallon steel tank and connection: wke.lbsr-
rows: 2.ocp bun fire brick; lot of piping: l
stable: cart: wagons; / rail track about 100
feet long to clay bank: 51-font elevator sad
screen: ! mixer: lot of cog wheels. sp-ockets.
ana scrap: shed: and the following o:f!c. fur
niture. IN the Office Il said company: safe;
tier pres and table: ro:!-top desk: I fat-top
Z Il ha SIX . h-,a
CusTdOrs.
Terms Of sale. Cash in hand one thousand
collars. 10 b. ra:d 10 assignee az .h> time nt
sale AT the auction. balance OF puicnes> money
To BE- paid upon approval Of sale by the Court.
and IN case successful bidder fails an I! refuses
TO pay halaHc" as required. the one thousand
dollars paid To ass!Cne- shall BE- forfeited 10
said assigned estate.
HARRY -. KNAPP.
Assignee Of the GaGney Viirincd and Pressed
Brick Company.
st. Louis. November c9,h. lys A 5l7i
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Trust COMPANY
SiE.'lAl. MEETING OF STot Effc!.pERS,
JANUARY 1876

SPECIAL MEETING or o.EHcl.DESs
JANUARY ? 1906
Notice is hereby given tha. a sre>i,l met
ing ~ tho s'arkioders r the Mississippi Val
lev Trust Company a.tli he held n. the 'ffca ot
streets. in the city Of st Louis state Of Mis-
s"nri, on Tuesday. the third dav cf January.
uisn a proposition 10 increase the B1srI Of
l,ltectoEe Of tho company from tventy-one III,
h. ana tn aron.i mo- ar,ci r ~. ~ num-
n association cf HI. COMPANY as we'll sec
form :" such chance in number of tlrsc;cr..
~, ~" IT" niEisinh tlH,s"i nhGn- fhe law ana
osch and gne ot min" members
The s;"ctho!ders' ueetIaE h'rsh- called VIII
continue in session curing at less: th-ss hours
f'y order Of The The, RTa,d Pea, Of D!rr..2,s
q. Lou's. No. p"c. 70. is,;
STOCKHOLDERS MEFTI:IG-Ths annu.-'
Rvr-'es Heeltinr and Hos" 'o:rnsny fcr the cleo
tion of dirhc'"rs ~ s.rre !r-:f'- she sn-':lnE
business rs ma pr ,7"rIy 'I.e h,fo-n N. r.t
;9S III sG NED ns5 ai -" I cs o. - ,, CG 2,y A.,
Tuesday. bcc"rnh.r .t ., . -.
William n E"ril-'r u. Sc'.'tf'v
STOCKHOLDERS T:NG-NotIee is here
holders of SIMMONS HARDWARE 90. will i.e
west corrar of Ninth ard s'nIuce str.ets in III"
c'ty ~ 81. Louis Missouri. The hour ~ .
o'clock n. m. on Tuesday. January !. A n.
1s15. for the purpose nf amending the bylaws.
Increasing tho number of directors. electine IL
r"rtors fc- the ensuing year ard t-ansact!-g
srch other and further business ~ NAV proper
il come before the meeting. Polls Will be open
a o'clock a m Of that dsv and remain open
for three hour-. w n SIMMONS President
4 W Douglas. Secretary
TIE annua, meeting Of the stoci.ho,!er. nt
'l,e Richard lianic!i Millinery Corr.eny, far TIE
election cf officers and the transaction q. such
other business as NAV he prHnerly hrou-i: he
fore the meeting will be ;:eld al the cface q:
the cCmrany. Twelfth street and Washington
avenue. st. i.oris. Mo-. on Tuesday December
PnrIAeD HANLoE P-esI-n..
T-ivar1 G 81 rLiratr. Secretary and Treasurer.
THE annual meeting OF tae s:ockhoider. Of
N. .,..-ch'"ts-I .sc1-a.c Naiinrsi Bank of ::
Louis for the election q tvan:r-fodr iirect7ls.
20 serve during the ensuing year. will be held ~
ita harkirg--"nn.s. Fourth a-j Olive streets.
January 10 IcI'. Polls from 70 a m. 10
y. N. SEQ. f. HOFFMAN. Cashier.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20

REPUBLLC STECIAL.

Guthrie. Ok. Dec I?.-Terriicria! Secretary
Grimes to-day issued the following Charters I,
interpretations recently formed. who intend TO
do business In Oklahoma and indian Territory:
Wakita Breeders Association If Takita ;
capital stock. $1,000. IncorporafoTs-C NJ
Lewis and William Myrick Of Wakf;a and g l..
Bick6rdike Of Slbe Creek.
Estes Hardware Company Of Shawnee: capita I
stock. SIS. .N0 IncoIpoTators-W. J. George !.
W. u. and E. l.. Estes all Of Shawnee.
OKLAHOMA City. Henrietta ana St Louis Rail
way Company: capital stock. ss.n10. .O09 The
line H. to be 20 miles In length and is 70 he
built from Woodward snutheaster1y TO Okla
homa city and thence easteriy to Checo;ah.
Greek Nation. OF a near by point OF the NJ. Ia
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
NEW CORPORATIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPCBf.1C SPEI1AL.
Jefferson city Mo. Dec ls-Cer,ffcates of
Incorporation were issued to-day to the fol-
lowing companies by Secretary of state sam
r. Cook:
Farmers Bank Of Tfptnn: capital stock 81
500 1ncorporatorS-Jeff Renshaw H. y
Becker. T. I.uff and others.
Frank Ttik Ornamental Irur Work Company
Of Kan&aS City; capital stock ss.Gpl. Incnr-
roretors-Frank Tilk. &. ". Chtlds. = q
Schweiger and others.
Union Investment Company Of Kansas Ci.y:
capital stock. $1,000 IncorpIrators- David
Thornton, B. H. McG1Dey and :. r knight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20
1T. l.OI IL.

"a ntr~'; 'i..h comrsny: !. Henry R.crman.n.
Haii! .. Amti"Sr, -4n shares -aed kat'" A
wh'l"sal. aud r"tail. cloth r.ircr soods ma dr,
F9gii;s Of an kinds, cap.,ai :, *, tu'i pass.
,,'aa Ma,sn IN Mangtast",S 5, ;nFasy; w!llisa +:
n1nnxe nai c.ntroi. ssil and manufac,u.r nnt.
r2f,.i t!, teyi.s f''aNn as Three and F.uT H.rse
~ i.aHiie Building: capital stock. :ui! pa'i,
Frederick Lusrkcr and W!i!isfn f.,npicton. i
jh'," 90 "2ga, Nstn"-!,;e Briehss :.s shsres To
ness: ca:i'sl stock. tu!i paid S2,.0g0.
Rn =, aTA ha ~, 9FfnG4Sog Eiy, s, ,gnp"ny; Es"nS a
- RaE. 20 sharts To rnanucactur" ans syi!
i''S saine,y r Gsp!,rl stock; tul paid. ss.lo9;
q tnArsls and hIber; i.rst. - shs!s, .asi,
a:ics 4 Aenncien. shares i-n--sI y-,ry
business. capita: stock, ;u! pn'a. :.l5".
HIssIssIPri.
Jackson HiH.. Dec II Following new cor
;gt.S;ii.rs ..; Tere orEenized durIaS ths wees arG
approval:
Amenta,en. 70 ohar;-. = N. Southern RAM
ssp;6i stsSk rom aHafr4ss si ,gsy !, ~ ,,o 'n'FS-s-
Cohen Mercantile company cf WcoiSiilc. VII
tIysr:idr ,;, Brick and Manufacturing company
?; Hs;:.esburz. Perry county. capitn! stock,
inez Hotel ard Cafe Of Rrookaaven. Lincoln
County: capital stock OF s3o.oc0.
cus eaPa a&ssfs soeR Snpsny S Sf Mage Simpson
amyth. Gsddis 8 Co. Of Forest. SEQ; Coun-
No-red Brick Company of Sorie,d. l.'aco.n
County capitai stock. $50
barEstt Mineral and on Investment ''om-
L,t,' To;one e, e l. Russell. vice president Of the
Mobile and Ohio ruaG, Is one OF the promoters
RTosdtlis & ,Fc-r.ss company .; c,arssdals.
'%2AoF;a }i;; Gogn-y: capita! stock, .2o.0oo
COUNTY, capita! sock, s-O,cH.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20

& 7. lu"urTsrator.- II scr John II.
" ShsIfeI
H'I'rat" Bar;is; church rr M.rricl, capital
stock, s>s. Trli<t""r- T'h"n. Hawen Wtli|m
Fl"t"h"r and Inhr L. NcSmS. all o. A"rrick.
N.Hn.Hn Plumbing tsfr,an, Il shawnee:
capital stock. S3N.toh lncprporatprs Walter
an l.y1a Newman and George Il Johnson. all
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20

ECOES and TrsvaZiTes bought il qCan
tity- Address Bonk B1ver. T. q. Bcx 5sI-
] WANT tn buv law medical p-d n,hs- soot
hooks Dan I.'nahar. hookseile-. -! Market.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20

GOLD. silver and nickel plating in all IT.
hranches: repairing Old silvcrware a speciality
Gusiaye NJ. kTauss, slI Pine St, second floor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-20

Wedding Rings fSoIfd GoId,.
Finest qualities. s. to $50. Nernod d
5accafde Broadway and Locust.