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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
10 DEAC11 1lAX n THE SJ0EET.
N RevseeaA WNlson J. DoWooo.


There Is bot one elective way-go after
If he II Indifferent he must be interest,"
ed: hostile. he must be c0nctnated: care
less, h. must BE- attracted and persuaded.
H- has Grjevances. the chief Of which
r. lie thinks the church does not want
pfietary institution Tor !he 6eueet Of the
deny that he has much evidence 70 sup
He II wont also to regard the instfue-
ti0ns Of the church as wanting in reality.
The discussions q phtloaophy, ethics and
morals do not interest him.
But let the church once free itaeR ol
!; traditl0nalfsmS and show Q hearty hu-
man interest, In him. and no nan - reader
t. respond.
For the man In the street Is not - much
trrelistOus n nOnreliGiotas.
A. q rule he - NOT hostile to Christ.
though he may have but q pOcr 0pdni0n
Of conventional Christianity.
He ts not d1Mcult 70 reach
] have made the experiment. and ] know
that among those ITllO might ba yuppOsed
most hostile. such As salconk.epers. street
lOunGefH and men Cf tlepfave0 HABITS.
hsNe never noticed . single word Of In.
ctvilhy. u Is ths human touch that wins
them. Show them that sou are sincere
IN your efforts To beIsef3t them and they
will give sou instant respect and often
20 to them. They win rot come to u.
We must mobilize the immense lOeces At
our churches for active service. We must
seek Ia order To sAve. We must % cut
into the world II Ne would mako dis
k!piss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

80 GO -.e vsrss -'srs-ess ,sts g i1vs.;--e-.
.-c-s-4.s Dss>: le,s.s . the rhsi csts.a6r.-
= - Gee .--s ~ ts>s-9~ r pa..sy -. Is.
a = s-~-sai oonse.: Ssv1sss esc~c.s.:y ts
tnrss---s-e g-c-~r,sss g. s>-e =. Bfa4s>y
80 Ssr~c-s' A;se-:,-e 70 - - eenfAs 40
y rAe's srT.,s1 Is . >sr-c-s tyy> se: 10 SsrY
s'f->csire H-~ s.a1 - sssr-sf s>V Ssr:y A~
s-.-. sish s-t->s s-a sr- -. aTrNn9-e acS>sr1-
f-G .ss an-o-s,- - ~ .>Eesssa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

The Tower !rp-~ ard Southwestern As-...s-
-!"o nsacur-d :'s a!r-t-. Gr. -.l:as 9. -, = c.4
lrgask.
Tn. s-r.rHiHg IasJ'-.- all fs-i.r n
,lsr1eanss nrs-~snt f.! p. .,-s ing trZiI.
,hetS A0 IsSr ;.e- and ci.-r from j. 1T.
Tie ,s.its-r - ..e rlaT4-.f ...Fes N.ii ~
eesse . ~ Il; q: Sir 9. 10 -n.r-. ~ Sisass for
- Sl:2 pa.5 IN by '.'-r.
vs. J. fS~is. <scrc'ErE. fF!a-rr = .; IN" f.r0s-
f-.ct for t,ie -uis.. = better ia, .c-
cred
The Boar! n. rIrsat.rr. -'s"--! - IN. iss:
Fi.EuAI i.lt-ins -. s-Hs. ii-'. v.-'@ l.. =
'..Ay. l. 4. fsrrH.rI Th.a..J-r- Z: "F'.. ".
1es;,. 4 . S'raGss- i-s-rh = 'iFri..
nari~s =. Ss.Gr. Nil'f-n Ef~;E,. E.',y
.'-rSurl.ers ;r iI.nrv N.,:r-. -. srNtsr. W.
lam f:.,Ss...l srI u.uTv b.,tsa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

- WOssh - 0oODses - lIeSs
- 000e00e00e.
REpf EiIc sPECJAt.
New Yosk, Dec. 2-LAvid H. Como,o-
q diamond salesman. Wae the happiess
man IN Elizabeth, n J., because h. recoT-
e,e,. Qceoe worth Of dta0onds ~htch ~
left In Q restaurant.
The pFopSSetos o. the D'see put the pack
an6 tt remained thees . Day.
Mf. Combton, after <1hiotfing snsoe
Chstssmas )ewsiSy ssmples. cent - The
n oe0psfesos. % have ss0e lunch. He
piseed tvo peeeaQse q evetFy n srses Q:
hs0 On the tsble. kOe jsft a0s behinA aver
70 {he hSseleu.
Thia 0osnine Nr. Combtcn i6sntiAed eh~
leWelTy 0nd e RS handed over 20 h10.
Christmas pee0ene
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
0s,aI %. e.sss-"s Company.

y. IL i.sy'~ yT-~s'l.rf Il 'h~ Royal ~
f~.:nlsr- s-crlrIs,- -HH - 49,. s,''. - h''':s'
y. S.ls " ''lE"' -rl q. H'I'.H. rf g., siyis. t'r
= ,sDe f-..Fri -. E.aI I'.s --'rl-l, 'uEpeEy. -
sidney Schl.i~ W, -'i.rChs ss.i ? hoIr" .ni
sHce-ss - f1g,' ~ 'Es f.s'.-- with ti- family
n yanuAry. TNiz 8. -"S rI'IarH.-r' h'-s--
- srcuGtiy frs>:1 n Ir -T'sr resp . The .H'!re .
.Ss~r 30 - ...is'2r. 90 l.F. f.Uisa ,sS. = it,
cam c"i iIS. and ;Iil-i rsiTf-Hsrin~ II -
tN-I'1G -r'rr- ~ EII at. rEtBrIf. '.1alh!"
'4nr. tr~ H'~h gI a., l"--ui 5g.sr. plumbing
a.. ess ,'h.HS O. f'-'-'i-7~. THIS haGs' :. 81
.sc;iy cssI 4 o.. -..s .t's@atiy lid {, ". II.
''c.ims-
Tie Hsgs !t,r-Irt..Hr .'.-aIafy a''r -sa,' ".
=. ~ i'E.f-#T .FE.. R.... ifs. So.
iI3.h-. d, lss, - ~ h---r -zi.-,.r,sI n, To-
'1Ayt Mr. THu-Hf-r# f".r. b. -! g. s g.r..
--t tss rtu.-S lrrr f-r 'i.s... 70 a = -'.-- s
iEriisT 20 '.s E. g-a Hr.f = - II-i- and
..io'.- r. 'h- -as'
VI f.Si. al. 5-a'- .rs-- .fa4-a''Er Ss.
80 s--:s = tn s-~k rHrrfH. agifE.r.. i1.i-=
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

w.niAr i,rosf., - 80 S-,s-,,sa "ag..
'-ss,. 8. <; =; 3. ..'',i.s s,s.. ~. So.
srt.a sssHins eo'' ..-. '..x' ,''or,. h,ii.
~. 80: 80. e. - - - =, n, - -. VI 'r''1'--
Ne. Sn sos'h r-.si-ss 80. '.s "n-v.
~. -r.r srt.s rs t---s -.'s-u = .'--f ->
sen { frrs-' e -rsfr' s'r 5 :"
= 49, - - 80
49,, " .r,.. nr.,' : 'is -s''H', - .-sS"'
Ss g. ,..f-a- -grre- - ,=,f.1 ,r------i
.,ss: 49,. sr-s-s-f - - - rt-- ~ r.
rvressats ~nstr t.rr 1a-g<s .-s--'rl-. s1t
e. e. :: r. -, -, a. 49, .,.-. 80 80 -, ~.
N.as., .-Eis.nfsz y -5.a-a. s.tr. sr--..
So fre-s -. y-sss H. sa,.-s cs-.a.ag 10
e: ,,.-:s 49, - ? w.-.- .r---, -
-ss.- %. N,-.Asy-.- - 49, $3.50 -
- eoyr ts1- 17- g. s.-a sr,'s.;. '1T
i.s ~x.,< --r-s~-,, ---=.- =, -s--- GOV.
s-i Ar. sra-s .e7-s :, = EtG - ! Efs
l's s.-se .ersa,-,, ez.r- Q: s-su~z -
,~~r~ss =. /. -!,s-. >, :. -
Les :s:sSD $50. Nss-,~ .s,. - .r-
r~s-se .-s- ssrs ,r''-. ,..sf., 81, rss.-.
sNs C~~N-v = s'F-' - ~
"a - go -. :, -, s.v,--
3 s-1sss- A.; 49, - -sEaf- ~ - sr
" Es -. .. .,s -, -'.-, -. r. -. :.
.-s-. 4 y s,s->~>- e. 4 Hr~-a = ~
Is ' ~. - s.ss s.s.7ss = -is..s .r--.'
.r@sf s- q. s-hr' '-ers t,T---SAs.-
q, 2 S~~~ y
Nv .zsg-f ..~~a~ ~ ss-sre-a~ ave-ss
-s.s .ss.. c:.- Co. ,-7e .s.s. $780, e-Ss.
Ne 60 GO fNs - sy-ss~g- f-~s- -
s-s.k est.d,-T s-s-ss- - sss sa--t,s-. os 49,
>.s-,. sars -r,r-, ~ >s1<- Pee. 800 s>s
ssa-l.s-s CSszrxEy - "a S=sss-= e. a. .s<
s-se
NJ %-sk2s-S st-.Alr -
=. 49, - tN- 49, s..- --s ~Gs-s~- -srsz. g.
srs cs- g.. 80.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
WHY 00U11 AM 11lB8Du@.
- ~ n'sA' 80. ds:::''.a s.''a .

- sAs nasAs oe.ess.a, Dsvsa =
CeadjuGoe Basho0 q Nsw Yes1L
We are eoogeantly heaE1ng fEo0 nsWo'
papers ana eeboe sources o6001 IL -.
attendance q 0e0 upOn the Oosy1coo - -
church. bot - tar . - 0bee - 1o0De
they do attend, nj IN q tha0, q coofo2
bot vesy many 0e them, aA1- Wogo 0oO
than evtf. olthoaGh The in0nenc4 Of IT,
church b not con1ned % IA Doe0eo b See
peWs. JuDe - The ln6uence ~ tAl0 CAStee.
mas season - not conllne4 70 ehooe WH0
profess and cau the0oeaveo Chy11eja0R
The church exists In every eo0Nonety
- WjeDeD tor those great eon6A0ene0S
vertfles. God. the sod and tm0Ogtaliey.
which Jean Paul Richter declares TO- b
the PILLARS OF the moral un1vefse. Auo
whether people 20 TO church q not they
cannot tall % BE more o. 1eo0 tmp9ee1e0
hy tho church, n the outward and vt9obie
Atgn Of those eternal veTjties. In say1u9
this. however. Do not mean TO 6eprecate
the value Of church attendance. Il r. on
the contrary. both valuable and ueedfcI
and q man b spt to looe Sonsethsng out
of his Me which he can III Afford 10 lose
II he neGlectS Il.
TIE spiritua! faculty IN him becomes
blunted and dulled ard his capacity for
faith II crippleJ. Els eoul becomes. in
other words. q d:nlinisfiuG quantity In
him. aud all ;hcec inner feelings laten, In
the soul. and which TO some extent thie
recurring Christmas time aWAkene ana
evokes. are apt to become more o. less
weakened and inpaired. He 10 in danger
Of lO<inE his soul
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

~. J.s"pn 4 I'aIiED.rr Real i.sii. {.
.'ofnpApv hsS l.ras-i .afi.r.- - ". Nor: Ia
Eighth street. :. u...G '.-sy y AZ .r-Ci.iy Jan
msry = ~" -rw ":'t... h.i's a.
sangesi r-s=...iiy for t,a cpsni'u". 8 u"
I'd Ak .sry attractive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

sol. No .----'sa-. ;-S-i:-eA :.o..n.a s.rs.s.
.-sr- '..y ,-'~s .iois'- saf. ARA gel :.r eo,s
fs.,.raS - s...s. ;T..n Johanna a-3 l.x-;~
X IN n. NuIe G.ll- WAC t-slsG..; sor 81. "a
Fr.llT-H'-
-. - 'G~ rsrin Stree; .or e. .a.A: from
i.arlzs r'~..i - Fa-i Adi-.. ~,,o 5c.gs. 20 an
,r.-s 'sH"-.
sod y "a Pennsylvania s-.rl~ ~n- Gse
.gur,s t-..ui s.:'s- 20 I-nn ,s ZAe.ross
sF'i NJ "a N,cii6aa s-e;.:s - e snN. f-c-,
,-s.irs. -. I.S->is- {. fa;.i. M-ye-. - ocaGAs
suY = hnrre
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

S g: - 49,. = = = e:ss'13| 90 j. &s
81 "a u. Ho0D oSoua . eUslyoNe1
- hse. 0s0 =. AAsa - snsse -
- -. Ysanklls assass ~ oN4 Ases1,s
. 0ODc1 - 01hn010 GeP H. DCoDaD6
0ell EA ~ Eo1th 0Slnd sve10a, ~ . Sess.
@s - .to 0seeoe 1sesaea.
9oe4 10. - 0evN street.. mon elHDoo LR4eer
e enenf. toe e1ASes. which Ws0 - a1eesed foe
oogsneo0 pq1Do0eD.
I0bsd aostAaase ccsner Eineseeseh 80 Wasa
eeseses. ssyos Gelsei he1ss % . client oe Hsnl
1o0es 4 Ca.
1oid No. ~ fssdll4 s:rsss. from H. Lock
70 z. Ca saD1xky. for Sa.eeA
:stn Joha z Wise 10 4 z. AcCA1Ien 1Se
cueAs
0sssdes ths above, Adam Boeck 4 CO. report
8 epef cent.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Geo.ss }. wans:s..h Real E.,aie csnrany
sod for Matthias Loco No. zf9e B,d1!e ssfeet. z
s.o.:;ery t::cS b:.,1ins: ais.agsd sor ,afss e
famabes: ais" two-kt0gy hs:c. tv::Sine IN
year. arfangei soe tao families: sen:ia6 sss
~ q year: 20 . cIiens f0s SA.Se.
Sold kos Ms Katie Nea asnsn No. 1GS Tenn
pie bi.ee. . ~sii-bu:it. almost rev ,wo-stcry
bs;cs building: arranged fo- two fsE,:I:es; u:
SxiS: ren.;nt for ssa = yea:: 70 Josepa eep-
stock for N&A
Sid = lot hs-ins srca; of 50 fee:. On south
side o. Eeo1do. % = depth Of - fee; - q
bstck al3e-: ;o Martin CHsse: 10: $50
Sold for ;. H.. Tfeaeyer tie ne-;sesSi corner
a Acateny a.1 fs.1Ge. lot ha-::S frOsi %
g. feet on Risise as.d 80 :ee: Oh Acase:nS. eof
$50: corner .s se!nG improved AZ once. TO cost
about S9.S0.
S1ld FOR MS. cs,aanne G..l.s No. s,5 IA q
Eler avenue. o-stosy brick ev!ldinEs. -
raaeed feE ;sc fsI.i! 20: renting fir Ssta :.-r.
y Mrs May q. Psrter Tor sf..A. Who fought
Cor IN tnS SeStMeaf.
sold f..r Nrs. As.na rs,-- Sis Ses-:sA..s-2SA
i,lin"ia Arenn. a suss'x,t:Ai sw3,ssosy 6rick
O.: $50 year: - I<oJ-,'c Nicka:sus fo- 1s.e
cSsh. Who snsg.at f..r :uressr1e.c-
Also sid sno:h@r -: - feet ca Gree. eAs.
cc siraad IL Isa.ei! Park .,;bJiy;sior. fo- 500
cash. particular q which Till be givea late.
Oh; as clients wish 10 have their names with
.:s:5 %: TIE p-sse.,. Th:s LOT VIII b Improved
s;th = :cs;!e.-e .v.t.aG S1s.vs..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Ii3use NJ. 80 A.:;u: aveGre. .; Nap.esot-i.
30. twc-s;s-y brick 4weiiiHs. Containing
:~e'. for E.t..: from Nh. Cora n. iiAr:.eci II
Mrs t;scke. C.Ednors:. |hS bought fo. q
i.ne
House M. 80 Ta!s.idee avea4a 3Ss, ess; os
kings His...y eaa:ss.sd: . ene-.:y:y fs.n;. frame.
s.e: 20. si.i.l: to Louis H. and Matte u.
Hs!s~ig. S.o bought fer hcnae. .
HOUSE NJ. lf:i waiSr.alge avenue. Just ea4.
o. K!,xs ii:x:,wa: boulevard. . one-snorS fnre~-
rocGn frame cottage and ~ SxIN feet. for e. se
70 Thomas and Mar: Eoyner. wLo bought fcs =
hoyuS.
Lot .Hi:I feet on sh<sou.h f!ie * ChipD-~a
street, besvee;, Virginia ard Louisiana avenue.
for 81 80. f,,,:n smith T. Gal, estate 10 Frank
-. iia.i.sr.e ~ad s!:s. who purchased 70 i'm
y:':-e ~!:si . f.e-JIry Set
Lot Ii3xaT fes,. on the nor,h eide os Fy!.r
avenue. LasNeen Iv1Hho~ and Ja,.,iesaa aren ae4
fo. StSi: syeLa Charlie. ~. Acuet.y TO Geo. L
0.1.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

SOeeO Woo6o0 goo00e - Pen.
REptHiic epDc1Ak
ss,s. :Sgsa 2 -; q. -. De- 9xe: ;;,s.1
local s;atSsnAsy sn64nee4. seeDoed cut Of D
snsrd-stofY WiodoO q . AoIGi o0A I'D
sA4Ssy Iese - ths DoveOso1 Oie10Ue -.
en6nsn9 OGs9O00 S1)0y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

Tie northeast co.nsr Q: ReKt0a street s.s1
Glasgow avenue. four stnee front ho1ae.. mr.
rAnSei IL. ct.-~-rocrn fats Toy eight families.
rert.nG :"s ~ month Was s.,kt 70: EkSryt
Resi- f~tA.~ AMI i:ve-;nsent Ccai: :aay - Gus
.Aye Erickson. fsr So ;as.
SDii re- Elisa iIcsk = nifse-:oons tr:c1. we'll
hui,f Lo.ss. ." HArp.r Real Ek:a.e ans invest
M.:s, ,.l.I snr. r.r G.Sso.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
PAPER HOUSE IS
HIS WINTER HOME
Il. L. Aben, Wellesley. Business
Man, Has Built Cabin Almost
as Original and Interesting A.
De Foe Conceived for Robinson
CruSOe.


eo,.or IA. a-.,o,.,,r.,.., ,-,,..,.,,v
! ~ sr,.s 49, :ss,,''Ns ..1 ~. ps,ns ~.
oSs 49, .,.,s's SHoSteN !" Ins ~ t. cL tne
irv:s c.ssr Ss,..s. s. ~" ..,SS,s ~. s-sWess
hs%: hs:. 9. Ss. .,,.. Yet; = - -,
| e xSsS TSSSHs,s,. ~" -" =.
Thn n,iis ~ hie,.",e .s"s;:~ pss .ssr. sir.:
sSr use :. q summer hoa... rsihars the
:s,; s :; a the fact nss that Ia ~. Aee,' :nd b.
6nalinx h frllr "a Torm M cnmSo1fShic
! In shc S.s r..sSi,es.S ~ s"s s,,S..s ~ Ssr:
he.n Si,aS~a =. ars,seS., ~. ::n,:sss,,,s. n
! Ia. proved ~ Sr."e mtcrs1s ~ ''''''''s -
at The hcIss = ,Ssssed hs n:sr g.: tSs w.,le.'ss
wOads Of Ridge Hni. one Of the iantinarks
Of the v'cinity. Very sppropgiafe 10 the
name given 70 the Dlace-XiidWOGl-
Sses .,,e1 se1 Sts :11's y eSs SsS.y tSss
| ssrscfSre. The maine ef The retreat *.
acsiy d.serises ths sI%.roandinEs %
factcss that I'd d TO build oar home,
| rough though 4 h." said Nr. Abei;.
OPPORfCNITY TO BUY.
=, .n. .,,.. 80 ,s,e =. ..s a.. an
portunisy to Durchsse = p,ece OF iand con-
tsininx about two.thirds Of an acre. COW
sr 18th r fs:: sS:.,nss a,:en .,s. + se:1 :n
msw,es. rhis ~ Socased stoat thirt.~n
mile,. frpm Whcr1 Nr Am vas ths,, en-
pinyeA, and Ovef three miles from the
nesrekt railroad station in Wellesley
The isnd wa: PAD Tor. ieayinx nctn'ns
sassi ave ous % os e = | @isry y1 81 s,s . ~ WeeS. rSe
nrss summer after be bought the lsnl MI
Abell was given the use of an oil farm
house about 2 quarter Of mile distant.
fent ne. ana ne spest ~ nis sYs.s mn,s
IN eIeaImg 2 S'Il!on y DIS ..no' ,N. cM,.v.ns
stoss Eooi An1 e1Sssatine % TOT ssMc!.
,.s ~, .S, Icy, o.,sins "a siGS S nnsi,x a..
csssa ' y, inf . Seor un.ser h tv ahe fGi.
SsEs.S ~ ISs.S SSs = - S.I - .n1 ,Ssn
s.s.as0.. sIS s,IasSs. nc sS -" "nc.sssi ~ WSs
Snafiv Asci6eA 10 6s,iiS 4 frsmewoek cf
S.r~ ywsSs S,.ssrS.t sVe,ra feeS I'M in
ssS.S,..sSc sss,SS.@ - -. - ~ stjSS ana
~, ~; yScy~vS
Hs AscsS.S ncI Ia hoara this In Aut IN
cover h inside With sheathing paper CIV
~ hsS sSSsI fhro,,Sh the winter VAS then
rSn%nic,i Tor s..ois snS mateyiais.
.es.,st,.c cloC~ir h0cr much of h;s SAL
-. ~ c..,,i3 sncre veskiv 10 carr. or the
".c,s Ne ANsfi Sfeh tl,s helm 81 \ friend
Ebn r";,,nieered Sis seryicee. WORKING
spa.e moments. Completed the house IN =
s;.m.ss ,inS
MOVE INTO House.
When SO had been spen, on III. unia..
STRUCTURE III: sn0 -, Ssns.., ".r,,,cs,,. iiv
" Tue nTme sn.n ...s"S IA = E.r,y
% iou: vAs; ~ NWsn ~ - ..s.;if
~ TINS tImo ~ nNr S "a ~ ,...,,SJ..
with z Iumoer oea!. ann nsa .,.a nJ SnJ
paying Tor u wren SonsenIen.: ,..-
BIZ the eD0 OF the INIoWthe SumutrSs
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

II Wst-Ht .y.--;--s --aT-s al! fat
Sy~. 80. srI - >risa Grand : af".
=. l. = '-r-. sTr---.Ty ..w-iiia- y. -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

-sss So -sp-s.. sA;~s - 80 80 rss 1s-S
ss>e0s.-x - ~
sees f~ ys.-;es - 4 sa=ss~ tcr ss~ AS -
- NsAtars ca-- rs-.-s-s srs-~ sS.-s ~
A. Rs~--s-ss - ,4.ss- t:szl s.s--sffSr S-ss
aA-s e. s-rSe~-. si.s k-s - - r-sss@<'e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
Joseph =. DSek00oo.

r.. ,~-ph F. D.s:sn..na Rsa. Es;a'. Com
se1y -~.arr.:
sod 81 Iotn p.sro!,. No. ..s so,,:h
I"c:'h .t:-e; =. III. lot ha. q :;on; - : f:.s
'vo-s'n.r b,!-. hous.. STOW .i:st 60: sr'!
enuc nom fat u:stairn. AisS ,ro-s:o-y
..a:i- f'r ,s'ee horses Ia "a: sol! e..n. Z"
NJ. Adam FcIhaYer FOR g Sc CASH. N. YELL
;..Isr hoDGs. for .ryestmens. q sso:t :;.Ae
sx Mr Iicinsar sold No. aS.i S5,.:a Broad
~as fE- tie account Q: Mr.. Fel.hsue- for 8. SO
cash
A!-b cold :cr Jonn i.tiew:G. NJ. ~ rtah
street.: Ia: .sNl., 7: "a !r.-."yed with a t~o-
.-ngy finished sa-enent. ami a.,;c bsi.h Rouse.
to" Toms T., hare-n|ni er.d sWo thgee- 70 m Eat
s.r.s. soi. TO NT-. Joss EAszel for g 50
oasa. M,. fss'cei tcuEhs f,e home aaj -
trv..;r,s.t
s., so'd - prrshoii 6oesI Q ,scan; lot hav-
Ing IL n: " - fee: the north side u Wss-
ming street.. :; . depth Q: -. feet inches.
sni is.'s.en Arxsnsss ara I-Ja.ss - avenue.
-",! sarse ~. William CHA :ci So cash.
an' VIZ iI.ruSe same t,;i:ne e:1a'ey.
Tho Joseph r I:,k,rAna R"A, Es:ate C.:-.-
,sny have call '1r all k.Hds cf sr' r~ssy. Tney
alii remove 70 rs-.r .sw c:.,e at Nc. North
Esshth street. be;~e.n Market s,i Chestnut
streets. On January J
The Joseph =. IrcxnAa-. Real I.=s0:e ~ a.
!any also .Lai. setefai 'osis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24
SOh0 =. make 4 Dee.

john : Blake 4 fsrc. Really s-omas2: re-
ic:t II, sale y the eigat-r."m S.:e e-frSS.'
a.sHs 81 = :, No :.S Fnnss .,s.us s.;n ",.s
.SiI FOR Mr-. I4lrs Il Raker 70 william j.
r.en, Tire price xas o. 20
Ais, s,ia tor l/'a!s y. NcDe:uaosf the :wo
n:w mci-rn stssle "a; Sa!a:nss Nos. sSss-
Mon,c!.:r place ans clara avenue. ave and SIX
Apartments. s,0oe and tf!c1 Ts.-ch.e. fur
aac's. c'r b;rat,aa eAN acd electric fixtures,
SAs heaters. ..r: with i"t S1xis feet. The
t'Hsn. :or an investment THE Csice va. 81. .!.s'
A.eo -,.-i for Jacob Efssth of Cleveland. a..
a lot frs-.'nG - feet i.is inches the s1Ifii
.iie .: ra.'on avenue. arI running th:oish 20
tcz-n- .r-nre. for s's'sn. The p-e>ens IMPROVE
~.g= ,csi1 saj Patrick O'Dcnneii. who wiii
Probably improve rie E1ston avenue front come
,:I.4" In III. Tea. f;:ur..
Also sold 10 Jams l:arwisk sEi wife si..
;:--,.ra s.ns!. IA; 5,.iidils. 40. l.ss-;aS. Auf-
-; vs.s. feet. r~n;in9 o.: SID PR arn'im. This
property Vas ~'.j f.s account @: Ms Ne:s.e
fa:i"y fn- $:.s-. Aad Sss purchased for Al IN
S,s'al-n:.
The I've and sis rom modern single Eat nai.c-
ing. Nc isS-s $50 Page bpule-a-d, v.s,i i.,s :,x
30 :-~t renting fu- $50 s<- anG,s.r. a-3
.l1'pp-4 with all mo.l~:n Convsa:enc-s Tnts
;-r"r:y vas S,,; u. Janres farwicx sni wife.
~h, bo;sht 60 .a .n's.'nen,; ;.- 49,
E-b-r I:s--. . r,.-i-ra .ine rocsn dwelling. hot
sA;e. h..; sna Stable. -i,h lot ijcxcee .-.:.
ss'i 'rr Robert r iA.hsr 20 Henry Q-ieilrsaiz
- $50. M-- 3ue:in,s!s viii occupy this
40 s.oia tie 'our-r,rn, brsck ce::sse u: No
I-s H-.;r Metz. II. purchase Sa0 M.
i-.u:s- r.i'-.-.er ~. pr.ee being E.s>'.
The copper era., 1905-03-02
TORRES WHIPS YAQUIS.
In Three Days Fight lie Killed Forty of
 the Savaees and Took l67 Prisoners

The Mexican forces under General Torres. numbering about 400, have killed forty Yaquis and taken 167 prisoners in a two days battle with savagcs in the mountains last week.
 When the fight ended General Tor res with his staff. two-thirds of his force and prisoners returned to La Colorado. Mexican officers refused to make any statement of their own losses until they make their official force, who took part in the fight, say they were inConsiderable, although there were sick and wounded among the returning troops.
 1t is said that there were 300 war riors in the band surrounded by Tor res in the Mazatian mountains About q hundred of these broke through the Mexican lines and es- at detachment commanded by Cap tain Barron, an old Iaqui fighter, who was. guarding one of the moun- tain passes. He succeeded in holding the savageS in check until the arrival of endorsements, when the Indians were driven back with heavy loss and finally surrendered.
 The final onslaught had been pre- ceded by two days of skirmishing. The troops were worn out, rams had set in and Torres decided to with draw to La Colorado with his prison CTS. abandoning pursuit of those who had escaped.
 He left garrisons at all small towns and ranches which had been aban- doncd and expects to return to the same district if the Eaquis who cs- capped continue tOCausc trouble. The expedition from which General Tor res and his forces have just returned was brought about by the murder of the four Americans near La Colorado some days ago.
The copper era., 1905-03-02
Bill Passed House Restricting Payments
 bv Companies.

The feature in the house on the 24th of February was the passage of + E. No. 70. An Act to Prohibit the C-e by Persons, Firms. Com panies or Corporations ot Scrip, Checks, Drafts, Tickets. Punch-Outs, Due Bills. Store Order. or Evidences of Indebtedness. Payable in Other wise than their Face Value in Money. or to Compel or CoerCe Persons or Emploves to Purchase Goods of Any Particular Person, Firm, Company or Corporation. and to Provide Penal ties for Violations"
 The bill provides that:
 sec l. It shall be unlawful for any person. firm, company orCorpora- tion, owning or operating any mines smelters, mill or manufactory, or transa cting any kind of general mer- cantilc business. in the territory of Arizona. to sell. give. deliver, or in any manner issue directly. to any person, employed by him, in payment of wages due for labor, or as ad- vances on wages of labor not due. any scrip, check. draft, ticket, punchout, due bill. store order or evidence ot indebtedness payable, or redeemable otherwise than in their face value in money, and any such person, acting member or agent of any firm. acting agent or officer of any company or corporation who shall violate any of the pr"vi-i"-1-1 this Act, shall be deemed guilty of d misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by d fine not over five hundred dollars ($50O.0O) nor less than two hundred dollars (5200.00) or be imprisoned in the county jail more than six (6) months nor less than one t month.
 "Sec. ,. Whoever Compels, or in any manner seeks to compel or coerce any employe of any person. firm, company or corporation, to purchase goods or supplies from any partiCu- lar person, firm, company or corpora tion shall be deemed guilty of q mis- dcmeanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars (S500.00) or be imprisoned in the county jail not more than six (6) months.''
The copper era., 1905-03-02
Documents Filed For Record

Following is d list of documents filed for record at the county seat, compiled by Abstractcr Fred Dvsart: Charley Los to Isaac x. Stevens, deed, 30 1t of lot , blk , West Clifton.
 Dan Murphy, G. Holterhoff, Jr.. Ben NJ. Crawford ct al incorporate Crawford Gold Mining Co.,, capital stock Sl .OOO.O .OOO, Clifton. Arizona.
 A. E. Hobbs is appointed deputy sheriff.
 Martin Martinscn to F.. NJ. Aired and one. deed. slOO, lot ,. sec 2s. 6 $. ? C tin correction). C. J. Nelson locates Silver King in Greenlee dist.
 Julius Leszynsky files proof of labor on 3 claims in Greenlec dist. and claims in Copper mt. dist.
 Wm. Kinzey to T. A. Kinzey, deed, sl, of King Solomon in Gold Hill dist.
 John H. Velton to Domingo Urtiago bill of sale, s4OO. house No. DO in MorenCi. J. F. Cleaveland and Jas. Dunseath locate claims in Copper mt. dist, and file proof of labor on same. George F.. Stevens to J. F. Cleave- land, deed, Sl, claim in Copper mt. dist.
 J. F. Cleavcland files proof of labor on Hattie in Copper mt. dist.
 w. NJ. Griffith and one file proof of labor on claims in Grecnlee dist. A. D. Mclean and wife to Arizona Copper Co.,, deed. sl. claim in Cop per mt. dist. w. J. Parks files proof of labor on l5 claims in Stanley Butte dist. James V. Parks, sheriff. to Albert Steinfeld, certificate of sale, S2125. SC, ?, } S, 23 (Wm. Telfer's land). George A. Olney and wife to J. w. N. Scarlett, deed, s5oo, 24 acres in sw, IS, : S. 27 6. M. r. Snow files abandonment of ne, f. 9 \, 26 6, and claims n ! sw and $ nv, ,, 9s, 26 C (unsurveyed land. Quon Dick to Gila Valley Bank X Trust Co.,, bill of sale, s35O. house
 No. 22S on A. C. Co. ground (no town given). J. w. Earven and wife to Thomas L. Stockton. deed, Sl, 16O acres near mouth of Dix creek on San Francisco river.
 J. w. Earven and wife to Joseph r. Gourley, agreement, fixing divid- ing line between lands of parties hereto. J. w. Farven and wife to Thomas l.. Stockton, agreement, same.
 l.. Kearney files map showing loca- tion of dividing line mentioned above.
 A. H. Morris is appointed deputy sheriff. John R. Gilman to Archibald Stew art, bill of sale, 5000, cattle, horses and of Gilman Bros. ranch. George Hollis claims 1G0 acres un- surveyed land about miles of Ben ton postof'ice.