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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

| A Chicago man wanted ticket to I
! Milwaukee and had only So BILL. 1t
| required So to get the ticket. He took
the So bill to pawnshop and pawned
it for $3.50. On the way back to the
| depot he met a friend to whom he
| sold the pawnticket for $3.50. That
! gave him the SO.
| Now, who is out that doIlar7
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

This is the weekly amateur night at the
Unique theater and the programs at both
performances will be made up almost err.
tirely Of specialties by volunteers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

Caroline Hull in 'ssVivian's Papas'' is to
appear at the Bijou next week. The orig
inal production will be used here and Miss
Hull will be assisted by well balanced
cast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26
THE UNEASY CHAIR

ANDREW LANG's FAvoRlTE Nov
sELs.-H. B. Marriott Watson in the Lon
don Daily Mail prints list Of the twenty
four favorite novels of Andrew Lang as
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

ACKNOWLEDGMENT on file at American Express
office, Waterloo place, and U. 5. EXPRESS
office 90 Strand,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

Mayor Weaver's temperature is higher,
but it is nothing to the heat of the gang
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

CHICAGO oFFICE-Trbune building,
W. Y. PERRY, Manager.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

NEW YORK oFFICE-Tribune building.
D. A. CARROLL, Manager.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

sARIs-Journal on file at Eagle bureau, % Rue
Cannon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

DENMARK-Journal on file at U. 8. Legation.
Ct. PAUL oFFICE-42O Endicott building. Tele.
phone, n. W.. Main $50.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

: While Spain held Guam the practice was
forbidden, but fishermen have. taken adj
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

All papers are continued uptil an explicit oroer
fs received for disconttnuance and untli AZ 81
rearages are paid. &c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-26

EAST SIDE OFFICE-Central avenue and Sec
ond street. Telephone, Main No. 8.
9ELEPHoNE-Journal has private switchboard
FOR both lines. Call No. 8 either line and
call for department you wish to speak to.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
LADY WILLIAM SPENCER BATEMAN.
ZINC ORE DECLINED
THREE DOLLARS MORE.

REPl- BLlC SPECIAL.

fsTsSA BILL sfks1Al~
Joplin. Mo. Sept. 2-rhree dollars pcr
ton lnO-e MAS stripped from ths. price 0f
zinc ore this week. making total decline
Of y" Der ton In three weeks. The s:le:;c:s
realised that they were paying :, p-ic..
higher than tn. rietal market would var
fl..S and they began droi ping il DOWN as
rapidly - they advanced u after The
heavy July E.,c.i..
4 i"ca. payer thinks the smeltcrs have
combined to Put the assay bssis price
d1Gr tO S:s.Js per ton Of ~ per cent zinc.
h;:t x ,i..y do il IL certain that IL ce;ir0t
isn:aia !c:g he!ow a So basis. IS q great
deal of the output woili he shut of On i
lover E,scIef. and this Ills; .ics il ,Ot
producing :, pound more than is needed
l.y the s:n.it.rx securing "a supply here.
The highest price pad during the week
YES So PER tom fsr twO biIs ~ Joplin.
ore. and tine assay basis price WAS ~
Z, 81. I'sr ton of =. pr cent zinc.
Two OF tee scc.Ii lead ssneltcss are
making lively competition ior the out
pat al t!is mineral whis- the other IS
rU:cHas!,.. Highly snd the -. I-n;i's
sS.elier l.. temporarily CIT OF tn. market.
The LiSi-s, price paid for this Oyc Was
Ss::. ~ I-- ton. while $, ;er cent grades
so!.. at So; Icr ion.
Following age ;h.. shipments os zI:c AMI
IeaI II: pounds Ly the companies and in
s'iv;iluais owning land and ;!rst leases in
the various caMlS ~: she joplin district
III: The week ending September .. ia:
JOPLIN
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

Z. ,.-i.Isa q: II. Public f:u!I1;=s C'-.-
!:i;:ee b.. y:.rci ci..ssd roll G: c.p.e--riy. 20:
t:aS 9: .-ir :.c;. '.'e... AID !. >.ra vie VIII
'Eir'Hc-'- a.. L.!'.. sv'affeI 20 ssco CUT :..s
s.A:rons.
Inc h.s s:.-, e,i-sc D: -ae A,.o., r,~a:s.-
vii. sac *; Lp;::s i..sr,,;s ,:as. .paaa.=S
.aaJx:e Geek 4 .rs!" north 90 E1as was
T., sea :. tue he: r.a:e. .estsIday AID - :.av
,; ;-e w.-;er, e'':- limits {: Ea, s::sv..is -
r-n!e cao!. o: fourteen voice. vas o-s,..
isl a. - i:ae:. E.sag-i:cA. Gsu.c;
hN"t1- T. Sa:'o.'; pTeAc..-'3 .. :se f::.. Pre-
80 r;r,...:; .aa'.s S..,.:.sT Hv-.,,ns q. '.Di:
-. ~. E...oi' meeting ~ :ae .,r-eH. AMI
l'Ttt"- !. - S'-sJi - -. Iofa-e -pv,.. -
;:o sahjty:- Whose v!e'cr, Was til Pea. a;
f'UI-s--..-.-n-'
iE-s..s -h.. - h-oi- CT. .: s.r ..,~..
NJ. n >1S.e t:i:.s.1 q: E;N a.sis-tl.e ...
~ E.; az &: ..v"-ce :To::. ne. h-.ha:a. IT,
s.,'. .:u.
b,.H" :. =. Sis..n's s,:- ;-c. a: 81 John /.
" l. 'l.Urs!l Ss.:e:.aS riosu:IA wac ia.
E:-,ral f''.tilrs:' Ms. i.,!:l E,.as; sars
.H:.s:. 10 ESni~- .r Al kg-." v-as .s-
.Hhis,t q - t,I-.-e s.rriSa - .he i:.-~:e-,i
J a. -.!..!' .s.siu -; i.i~ sse-...sa M..h..i.s
'.-irr!.. L. t:,- evening :::~r. was "a yn.n,.-
TiE' s'':- :'' fl".s ~nv have a.e,. .,ls.:lg -.
conference y~s:.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
REWARDED FOR AWAKENING
INMATES OF BURNING HOUSE.


A So gold pi.cc Was presented y.s:c--
Gay >" q: X. Ha.Iins. :. c"'i1rictor o., ;h..
Cleveland avenue division o: the las: ~.
IIOai< street car line. 10y Mr.. aid Mrs.
l.. Eyersul! u; NJ. f..:S Stale street. East
-. Louis. u reward for tur:ii.Ig In Al!
alarm VI :i-e a. iE-i. hcGs. early yesterday
morning and awakening them.
The fire started in Ever Su:.s bakery
beneath tIeiv Ewing rooms. abcu; : a. m.
Hanki,- kaI tn-,.i i'll hi. car a. tie
sheds a:i.. was on his way hrins o,. state
street. near rii,.ic...ih. when =. r";ice,:
the i.-c- ii. E.rri-,iIy turned u. ;!.e i!art::
s..!'! f..e1; returned io i.vcr.U!fs house az.
:a;,:"d IL thu doors ~ awaken the o.
cu!,aIiIs.:
This iai'ed AID d. Irsr' his revo!ve: an4
Gr.c several shot. Tia shooting Swn.s
the Evsrsu.l ia,ai,-. arl they escaped.
The A." was oN;i..suished with q loss Of
aiuu: f-Ss.
Yesterday a:..EEo":J ;S :iaG'I.rs passed
,G~ baker, he caa Gated IL .,y li:. ana
Mrs. Ey.rs;I;.. = no air.T tts:iai:g HIM
;.- turning IL The A..'m of fire a:c
a~ ~ak.nins ;h-EI. Presented tie n:rrsr {.
hin.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
EAST SIDE

ss:s: : ssse: s;s s: sst ;ss s:n 'i:s e s:
aIsa g. a.: sa:s,s1:s NJ. ns. q ssR ss,;
n,s ..s shes fsE :; . Ai,sa ,:S ad s: :;s
upon s e s-:s a;H ;s % 1scs ~ is;esie ss.s ss.y
xs.s s.ss ..l as s :ss
afser 9 little persua sfon r:scee1ec 4 tn6ueinG
:ss s @ s:fr.., :. I = 70 and sssses - srs:sesed
and she was taken In charge b Police 9sAtFca
,:: Ss,,s kES a,sl suit , ,a,s s:,sc,sy ~ s svs.
sr a Ia:ss sd dog s S.ia::s.Ss = Nc" to % II x nv Mcn. :
p.nnia~,.; A!;on eon,rsciOr. she sayr the doc
.. s,'sss H. Msf e;s: '' 'he was passing me 's''nes
Ths .,,.ehs. q :se seh" EsS:nsss s.rs.s
S..ia him ln:ii k;s r.:ss:s.. can : sanma.i:
;a-s 2, Psr; sHou:h. a.. 10 ;o:a the circus. .ad
hsr" .s .s', TO s ia 'sessas y @
m,,s:: .n,,s:;, aaa ,;.a' they sne1 nothing Of hss
#. fur. Al e G;Srx. :: P.,:,sss ,a. G:r..d
:. grs.y T H. rs' Z; F.a,a e: s': 3:
Godfrey. TOOK place yeser..sy efs..ro-n a toe
i y c1s 1ff .iae s:s g
shs n,curners. B:;.is! .as IN t;sifrsy Csmetssy.
y,ne.iai s:.-ss .isns Is. lin. q .s-,:as: y:
;,r, to :.s d:t'h Q: r:x ,reaa. er a:c:a Esss
The Re-er..s u. II. E-sG.-y e.,c.,yi-i the pol
pit q the cyo~r Alton I'resoy:ef!sn Church
Sssssrsa, To- size H:se t.n:s In several noHshA
H. spec; he "scssina In tie North.
Gsvesin Eugene weEs, wi.n lis isvrsh Transit
toEed Z; Ascn las: .'sIinx the cutter heloae-
bcSt eres went 50 -. louis yesterday morning
Anf were entertained all DAY i- the iss Louis
Naval Reserves as tfetr boAthcu>e n North St.
L5os.
NJ; .na M:s. John r. saith d-,sr,ed ,.ss
q, ming 20: Sec Sosk And exosc; 20 make IN
ex;enSed ~: along t;,e ..s.ar:;c Coast before
.e:1rnfnG ft,.~.
Ms. James C.Hern and het ssa have sone 20
Jsrseyvilie So visit relatives
Ars. James Rsase. Eho has Seen Visiting at
:hc home q IL. and Mrs J. A. Isaiiey q Cp-
Per Alton. has returned to her home IN East
=. l-oli-
tn. Reverend crozie- Adams Q: st. Louis
r:eaeaed sn?.n.ng snd eveniIs YESTERDAY IN the
Episcopal Church.
IN. Misses Mimi. and Myrtle Eia.oui ce
Ee-be:n are being entertained ty their uncle.
Brrce Rin;cai ard family. .: No. ISlS Main
street.
i'oeie- and M:s. e: A NeNuisn Departed ls.s
evening for Cf;eaao Z" attend the initial prosl0r
lion ne 'As Yc Saw." the ac;ho: VI Whien 10
she Rev.saS Joan snyder. formerly Of q.
lx3.li1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
MOROCCO OUTLAW BANDS
ARE ON THE WAR PATH.


ranSisr. Sept. a French Jew vas
found y.iu-,!ero,, !ic.c SATURDAY. nigh; The
TuG.r.-s sscared The tow.rfuI ir.i.e q!
An1srAs is sccSinE TO fore. the brisan!
fsAlsuii g. 1neef !: IN open battle releine
or fhsi- superiority in numbers - win
Th" Ausa-a- r,.isj three villages und.-
Esi-T'i's authority r~sY Tsng,er. carr
ing off !sre" herds cs cattle and sheep a
portion - which was ;se yyo,sriy o: Eu-
rC:eaa=-
Eaisu collected a bard - b.. follow
sTs s.J started ~. pursuit.. ana in several
>kt-u.i>i.-s ina; sr<n.s ssv.rs! men On
both sides u... killed y: vov..ie'i
Tho suburb. - TarSi.: have br.. DE-
se-:ed by EgroSeAns. Tho Aresras are
.sHkIrS ~ '.D'l:e FIroy~,rs and ic,.;
fs.Tl for ransom. TIE Moroccan aI;.h,-:-
':es ar. ro~srlcss. As they :esE Ra,sgii
and ths A-ge-se
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
aRAzEO u.AnOns:R s'sRs:s RARN.
rees~A Wes " ish sh~sses sesshs -
AtN sssAa.

I.alor.rx --s.~r ~" haE-cins'ion 'hs:
men with 4uoSs.,u- scr. lying 30 kill
htul \ .. o'po.r.ll. = farm i.sorsr :'-
casper SI.imsBn -: french Village. -.
barn late Ss.u.1!ay ui-f..
TEs .l>> viii amount 80 Sii." si,s- go
H-~ NJ SisSr-.ur a.. several n.;g sh.'-s
had airof!a. ;o k. 'hs ia mes comm =
~ ~. hzT-..
.,'r.anl.l rss HI"-:oSs-rd AZ. :-h"riH
Thompson .2s -"-irei. ls-r;.;- Sh"-.S
N.rSt,a "a e--. lo :E- -r.r" - ..-h-s
,p.Ao-u.i 20 SsiIsv.n' l.-- n. Ss-
'.rss.f Se If s.fi l.. taken t.;C.c ''our-
~ Judge uay -"--rr--o- morning for 80
L.. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

The Reverend II. Rahn WAS mtsSinE
from :i. Evangelical! Conference IN East
ST Louis last week. Hc intended 10 repre-
sent E,iGGr.lsyisl.: ~ the meeting. Lut
received a letter asking him 10 remain 1t
home that Gag. a. a couple from Column
isa. Mo-. wished h:s services tc marry
tli.nl.
..ccor:iHRl:- the minister remained at
home. Towa ard I!.s: n,.,i.ii.. uf the afternoon
a fsw friends dropped In. then a few
NOR" ard te informed them Of '',~ !i-
tending nup;i1is. which :a-y were b:.!den
Z" witness II they chos.. When TIE nu1a-
;:r "f visitors irvrea>.l {" eighty hc
realized ~ 1t f'.. l.i:.r Was n. rely a
rs,... l." ::!s,..'. his iy-iEH at home then a
surprise l,'sy-. arranged by the rrGuen-
v::-i': IL ho,"r uf lis birthday ann!v-r-
s.s.y arrived.
Th. visitors presented q desk to tho
pastor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

tH3t..l mortgages frequently hear \
curious lis; "i articles 49, security. hut cr.
fii'.! Saturday at tsiwar.ivilie sl:rFs:Sse.!
any previous one II vas :" sccur,. a ioa..
"f ES.Is and. h-s:1c.s some tables a.,l
chairs. III" nortS.g. r.'Ili:.a;.-:: Seven
!.;GNs> -; t,-s'i. fifteen c.aS-s. a bos III
nite;s"n sheets of s;ypaper. twelve hass
~; l'aEu's. iOrt:--1vc lemons. One small
mirror ami c.;liD. one EaslpaB. a Jar OF
pickleI. Jar Gs lasri. q jar OF salt. o:ie
jug "s vinegar. 4 tcwl of PEPPER Jv cents
worth a.: sugar. one taDieciStls and Il
screen door.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
BORNE UNCONSCIOUS
ON ENGINES PILOT.


EF-E': ftt-;C' Sps-crsI-
Scdai!a 80. sept s-Ws:.ea Prime eS
years Old. nf this city. Vas found :his
morning ly!aS sy the sd. 81: tn. Mis-
sourt Pacific tracks ore Al! oue-hal: mile
sa,i %. Tiy:oi- He TAD bsea injured IN
:srrl.!y And SSs unconscious
Prime Was hrouxs; here this afternoon
aud taken 20 his hosrs~. When be reea!ned
co; scioasaess he told u IFS semsrkshie
experience. He says he ~as struck by an
"a sthoxsi e1yr">s train A. re. Obi, ave-
r.s~ crossing las: .sishs and thrown Su ere
,i.a, - .s~ srg.re. AID DOS ~. r-faem-
Ter anything after being ss.ueS ny tie
train
t.rr-
Fr.--'. coalition Is c-.,ioa'. I, - feared
s~ sti sot ,s--s.~:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
Sersey vile NSees.

III. AL S-s william. r. Ri.hs,s.. ..-ps:.
t's''. :.N 9: tsa.-r. s.!o. s.:'! .:.-- H'-.:e.n
''st..-.
81 sG.. E.- ;i.r:- ,:@.r~, -. u. y.... w.;.
:''- ,l.--- ed. .s'.,as ~..--ryfay.
!r. srt S.-. TiN:n Hike q: 81 l.. uis
v-g. Ni>is.r.
IT,. --i'.; her Ir~e;i..x 90 .s.. fe.scy s-o,s.-
:i-G.cIi -ur.-,E Viii - h..i 49,. Courthouse
Vs'i'-s!.y. 'Tyr.".,i i.v.. VIII l.. ;h. .nIl'r
;:r -. discussion Parcr> 1:I he rsad ~ Dl.--
'r " 81. :s!i :: j.Es.;-.Il- anil Dyt,r :
T.lnsi. = ':rss:"n-
yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
Fast -. l.~ais laeas.

A.r, ;a- s-'-a--rIl .a-sh''- - 't.A':". ',
n--i!- V.-.-,i.y afternoon. III. -'-!." .:.'-:'. .
h.- -n!.i an. was cxrJacc"i By Doctor S"vsr'
-,y.: ., -. : no" - So--h Tenth s:.-~..
r.s-.riay .sT.-.c nj I.av.- .fs Arr hv'
nv AFTERNOON Sc-s /. I'LL - led IL -.
ra:r ~. Cas:cA. iiaTtsl v'll i. .n Mount
.-aTr,.i '-sas'e-y.
The .-l;y ,'c;lrsSIi VII rr"-, ,h.- morning b..
fe-. n. ps-sa". ~ = ra'rH IL" 'E'"nSrr' '''
take ;sT.
~. =; glss- county E-s-,l - r.es'c~ All
r-r-.; IN Eas- - Lat. -. - :sITi.r Is - fFt-
\ .err!r.S :" n. ..-' sSN"-t an. u -
anime ,.,~ Asz-ssr-'s ;'su.s'
rra.es-r- : : IrI's-Ursa ~. h.-r app -
scrceS-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
NtN NEARLY 0s.t:s:lDs TO DEATH.
IL pDSslOs - Ssssoo Water OoteSe
severn Artery - eals ~ r1st.

.i..,!.i.. a,-Eyi.. Eis; ~. lsrui-. n.A.lJ-
bid rn .i...:.; v.-S,s:iA- afternoon. A.!
artery =. IL 1:.S: w.s s"r--.-i chrn
SOFA ,,,-:., ~ =, ....... ~. sp-.ni:lS
4, AZ I.:-.d.!i r..rk. Ea~, -. Louis.
Tn. hItti. ..:8!.-'.d :.:.d "a i..g. a.: e.a :.
ri., tir,l.ga as wis. :, Ii... bon. Es~kv
D.. AIR. rSr:,e'i ard 49, .ii iic" hrs:an'!-fs.
Several s.a; ra.i~ e ,i:I.s."iar~. but y"
.r.r, was r.aJ- 4" St.u'i"a ;.- i;pw ".
blood
Wh.c Doctor S'.war: arrived - :fr pl'!l
caSsy v,S u.is,rs..g u -. H,,c... stewart
hs:, :ax-,l Esssy'- wrist ar.i then srr; Il =.
:" t.s home. l;c sai.i last n!yht iha;
Ep-ky So,,L. raggN..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

The Phiihs ..ncnsc society VII hold hs IN
nuai meeting Tuesday cveufn9.
Tie Sc:,utthe:s bowling aieys we're openel
yesterday.
). N.cS Perrin has ,ssuinea from the NORTH
~sn lake HcSS:tO.
the Di.hi. AMI Bs. win meet :hi. afternoon
st Ltague PARK
T:le Be.!evilie Pubic schools Will nc. 0pea
ne:il next week. The convcne schools vii! cpea
this week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
PARADE AND PICNIC
BV ALTON LABOR UNIONS.

IAtc- rsy VII - c,e~-v~Ji ~ Aii1u &c
dsS .i-h Z monster Cirric ard AL 11y Al!
owning celebration. -'-- S-~-u-Ss At
n.Ss.- a Eo~k S.~irE f's-k- TIER VII h~
osy-nasiG- ty Nas"r S.lron. Esa4' tNn
Reverb A : TaHaS-. a oro;ca~ 81
Nsyor J..rss os Tni.s!o. 81. -CN pastor q
tire A..o- Eys.atio1Ai .'hgrch. AM
HArr- NarE.aaw vic. rre<:te:it o- 'hs
rational t-o.:i~-t!1ss-S' association. Mrs
Na-rA-.. Sii..- Lancaster viii give sey-
.-ri srls--,ip-~.
Neoo-i stni@;i- programme s.ii 10 given
also Al -he civ c-Sc.Als sII! N. !1I::.-
is:-zs ., Alccs all s5:n n che yara5s-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04
ANCSGNU rSsEE ANt AGCErTED

@oESrf. STONE '0Isc:.c M - =
~ N all rn""' .l:s nav. September
com" al s'-ars,r. -.;S prcT"r c-.:er-ia'.
WILLIAM = GREEN " II
Ts-ss Smith y. sr-r~-sT,
~ SDs'.s: A>i.INGTc. io,,Sf.. No =
" a NJ. .N rcid --Ar-G eorG.:-u-
~ s'Ir.i ---~tis-- >sIi--res! - - :, =,
fsA--irAtian -, csnt'Gzt"s - al .H- ,l.Cr-s=
sA vo-. IN int"-.d NUcr-T-fcs G.s--c VIE
'G!-e tETthr.r ~i's rrc.-- r-~.---i.i. ~-i-urns
John KIP. - n
- :. r-s-,--s = -.---,ary
0TASES IolS:f. NJ - ~ & NJ
j Regular rs"-;;ns '=.- Monday a. - :, -
Grad As-uu. ns-s-sS T-1,!. -o-i = e
a-s--- tis.-rTs iaSl:sf
~ H,ES.SToE.E M
m ISSuI.Ei ,.CrIr. rI.r NJ : AZ
~ .-s.sf~s cor --a.- Gator 90 --,.-.-
3 81 &gFs-t~r ~ Is<nrsc r.---
- '-NErGlas-tr-- 20 ssys-C- = = 3D.
s. We as-r' .n5 v''rEe tf-tA--1 -. -
,z~sc~-5 - sit~1i
HENRY ~ HOLLAND. y
'cNr ~ fh~-r-s >-c---sD-
rR0oR ~ 0EN 00R.
Se.~~~~~~~>~~~~.ars. .ars.s~ss>a>~.>s~a~AAaaa>
~ HlfE- ~ i--S FiEt. HARMONY COUNT
~ Va .s:. r->;s sNe- '.cn.is, Q. 0oetS.
= cs-rr- - >e-ss --.H-r1 s--sr, az y>N-hI,
assrss us-0s s..>S:-s az -s.iS-s sasisoi
- - r--~s-'
-i-s r. -SSsfi t.-- tx T...> =.
Teresa -. NJ S--.c- - f-s-ftr AZ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

Nearly everybody IN g. Louis having
sco.ns 10 rent aIivsrti.es in The Fl. Louis.
&C you"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

Nearly all employers sJs~fsise FOR keip
Ia The RsGsb.ir's Wan; sasea Always
READ sho ''hslo waatcA" ADJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-04

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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

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Others ere given sound thrashiEgs ana
otherwise chastised contrary 10 the
law ptohIbitory mandates, who have
meritad much more than they receIN
I'd But the law must be upheld NAT
che innocent may not b misnsed,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

Everything points to the probability
that this old world will be here y good
long while, but mans stay Of earth il
short, 80 why worry over the seeming
increase in corruption and graft, Wen
still SOC our same surroundings. II
you want TO think rest Your mind Oh
the years gone BY, golden hinged TO
the minute that was now, the oppor-
tunities that looked 90 rosy hued but
were not The future u as certain I'D
the revolutions Of THE cid sphere, and
We are but fulfilling onr destlnls1.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

The city inthe South today which
would advarce and improve every
opportunity offered II, should have i
commercial body thoroughly organized
and equipped, with headquarters
neatly fitted up, with q secretary IN
charge and committees ever ready te
meet y stranger and make him feel At
ease n the town. This u not DAY 81
things happening except when they
are made to happen.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

The boasted honesty Of the Japs 10
beginning to receive q set back at last.
The naval paymasters have just been
discovered swiping $165,OOO. The
education Of the head men Of the Jap
enese push being educated in America
may have something to do with the
weakness displayed. for graft.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

They ere to build million dollar
cathedral "a st. Louis. why not leave
on about half 81 that amount, which ii
sure to be spent On frilIs. ana give Il "a
charity, God will b served much
better HI Decent Gre 3D. much for
monuments ~ for deeds
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

There was mysterious meeting be-
tween Ambassador Choate. Roosevelt
and Root at Oyster Bay the other day,
yet so far the New York Life hasn't
been paid any of that $4,000 back.
PROBABLY they were like Russia they
couldn't raise the "wind."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1905-09-27

Parker claims he had always known
Of the life insurance companies dona-
tions to the republicans party, but had
reserved bis denouncing until "now,
when there y no political excitement
to detract the public attention" We
don't remember any excitement DUR.
ing the campaign ID which the Hon. a..
B. Parker f1gursdI