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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

Nothing will cure indigestion that doe S
not digest the food, itself, and give the
stomach rest. You can't expect that a
weak stomach win regain its strength and
get we'll when it is compelled to do the
full work that a sound stomach should do.
You wouldn't expect sick horse to get
well when it 10 compelled to do full
days work every day of the week. Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure IS perfect digestant
and digests the food regardless Of the
condition of your stomach. Relieves In
digestion, Belching, Sour Stomach, and
all stomach disorders. Sold by Chas.
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22
CLIMATIC CURES

The influence of climatic conditions in
the cure of consumption is very much
overdrawn. The poor patient. and the
rich patient, too, can do much better at
home by proper attention to food diges-
ton, and regular use of German Syrup.
Free expectoration in the morning is
made certain by German Syrup, so is a
good nights rest and the absence OF inae
weakening cough and debilitating nign'
sweat. Restless nights and the exhaus-
ton due to coughing, the greatest danger
and dread OF. the consumptive. can be
prevented or stopped by taking German
Syrup literally and regularly. Should
YOU be able to go to warmer CLINE, you
will find that Of the thousands OF con-
sumptives there, the few who are ben
Gifted and regain strength are those who
use German Syrup. Trial bottles, 75c;
regular size, 7sc. At all druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

Marshall, Mich, Dec. 1S.-Hcnry
Curtis Haskell. the Oldest insurance
agent in Michigan, died at his resi-
dence in Moth Kalamazoo avenue
late Saturday night. Mr.. Haskell
knew the end was near. and on Sat
urday sold out his insurance business
to Louis c. and Charles o. Miller Mr..
Haskell had been identified with Mar.
shall since 1886. He was born in
Oakham, Worcester county. Mass.
May 20, 1920. and was nearing his
eighty-sixth birthday. Mr.. Haskell
came to Michigan from western New
York with his partnets in 1927.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

Now is the time to guard the health
and strengthen the lungs. The best
remedy To- use for coughs and colds rs
Bees Laxative Honey and Tar. The only
cough syrup that does not oonstfpate the
bowels but which, on the other hand !,
expels all cold from the system by acting
as a pleasant laxative. Best for conghs,
colds. croup. whooping cough etc. Sold
By Geo. T. Sharrar.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

county should write to Senator Burrows
and Alger at Warrington protesting
against any change in the tariff on sugar
coming from the Philippines. This Is
matter which directly affects the business
and agricultural interests Of this county.
% woeso Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22


Marquette. Mich, Dec. 1s.-Five
men were blown to pieces here Satur-
day. and the immense plant Of the
Eastern Dynamite Co., wrecked by
the explosion OF 1900 pounds Of nitro
giycerine and 1000 pounds Of dyna-
mite which had just been mixed.
A few pieces OF bl'ckened flesh.
blown to shreds. are all that can be
found of the five men who were in
the mixing house. The victims were:
Gus Baker. Henry Hall. Barney
Johnson, James Govinsky.
John Kemper was seriously injured.
The cause of the explosion will
never be known, as every person In
the mixing house was killed.
All the buildings Of the plant were
wrecked.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22
The Southern California New Train
R0at ROuta

The Los Angeles Limited, electric
lighted, new from the Pullman shops,
with all latest innovations for travel COM
fort, leaves Chicago 1000 p. M, daily,
arrives Los Angeles 4:45 p. IN. third day.
Solid through train via. Chicago, Union
Pacific * North Western Line and The
Salt Lake Route. For rates, sleeping
car reservations and full particulars apply
to your nearest agent or address, w. II.
Guerin, General Agent, Passenger Dept,
~ Campus Martins, Detroit. Mich 44t3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. Dec. fS---
The 500 canal report for the close Of
the season Is not yet issued. but the
estimated tonnage for the season is
near 44,0O0. 900. the largest on record.
The Canadian canal win remain open
until the middle of next week to &C
commodate late trafic. Ore and grain
shipments have been very heavy this
year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Burdock
Blood Bitters cures dyspepsia every time
1t drives out impurities. tones the stom-
ach. restores perfect digestion, normal
weight and good health.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

will be in Forest Hill at the town
hall, Tuesday, December 10; st. Louis at
Messengers store on Thursdays, and
Alma at A. j. Halls office, Friday of
each week until further notice,
WIN. g. SULLIVAN.
43t4 Township Treas. of Pine River
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

There Is no alcohol i'm Celery King "a
medicine fresh from nature nand. If
you have never taken this great tonic
laxative, ask your friends about it. 25c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22
EXCURSIONS
VIA TnB
PERE MARQUETTE


Round trip tickets will be sold at a
rate Of one and one-third fare for the
round trip. Good for return until and
including January 3, 1906. Ask agents
for particulars. 43t3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

If you want old papers, come to tie
Record Office. We're selling them cheap
while they last. #
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-12-22

A few books of teachers contracts at
the Record Office at moderate price.
School directors should remember this.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
ALT o n.
Man BREAKS INTO
WIDOWS HOME
Mrs. Hannah Blair. Alton OctO-
genarian. Rarritades Bedroom
Door While Intruder PrOwls
About-Nearly Frustrated by
Fright.

Mrs. Hannah Blair. an octose..,;sn
widow. living In Main street. C;p.. Alton.
~ IN q nervous state approaching com
plete pfost:a:ion because - an experience
she had early yesterday morning with
an intoxicated man who came tv her home
after ] o'clock and aroused her with his
knocking at the front door,
Mrs. Blair lives alone and she was
afraid to so down stairs or to open her
bedroom window and call Ont lest tho
eu2pcssed burglar should shoot. She
locked ard bar.icaded her bedroom door
and waited for developments.
After knocking several times the man
hrOka the door In and entered and the
woman could hear him throwing around
various articles Of furniture as he went
from room: to room.
After awhile all became quiet, ;,ut she
dared not go down and investigate until
long AFTER daylight. Then she saw the
man asleep in her rocking chair IN the
dtting-ro0m. She ran out Of the house
and met ". ". Lowe. n zeal estate man.
20 whom she told Se- story and he wen:
into the house with her The fellow was
reused from his sleep and looking around
moment. rushed ior the door ana cs-
ca,,ed.
lie was recognized as John Dardenn.. a
deaf and 0smb cigar manufacture. who
had broken into :Ss ioIse under tho I'm
Preston thai IL vas his ow,. home. He had
lost hts coat and hat and these were
found afserwaHd half a mile from the Blair
nome. pocksfs-ooa containing 8 was
found IN the coat.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
zIEBOlD DEFENDS THE Unit VOTE
ANO TAKES ISSUE WITH SkIllKEn
Ps6ent End Buine Meas Asoatoa ard Father a
FeeBrdge Charter Provides for Vote Meas
. . Whole q Separately

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Ha sheseeSnrp sAwssa IT, r..a .,.assssn N
which IL that 4 unat voeo n iS0l ux6or ~
language of cur Cha1teF. and : oaly 1iNGG1
shan 6e suSsni:fsA
Ne have ensmesaseA The psupessd amesovs-
70 esch smnrwrcMSSt esSSsSSsaW =. 49,
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

A great many A8sesicaas, bnah ~
90 Wo0en. ass t1in. pals eo4 peny. Nth
Doee e1Fegiatjoa. because they have ~
tseoseo tAels see0aeAs by hasey eotln0
= e. e asca s.sae, y eoasS.i.s s!ee-
0sae 70 hs6s. oaee a. faesoey. and IN
eoo0oQuoace tAo 0es0aeh must - tssoeo1
0Aslr oosllaf aiseakse. Tks nnseiss II
o1osy oo:A R:eese. u f.ee In every veesY.
eAlo I'D sAsa- eIec4e4 Desssn, do sAsH
- ~ Ssss"a' ' ise 3 '1s Sassisis. =: - ~ :
eAao1 a he ssnply. 70 insure psssee
nUocio sAouA Sske fru0 Sks btood ee9-
ooln 0oeeg1alo aoA yetuS1 70 10 caSoalo
eeoem b b necessary % psepoFo th0
stomach fRs ths wosk q tshlng up fsn0
eee Seo1 whss y ceeesesy 70 make eosd.
sse % - = ~ s:ssdy. " Ts:s" s.ss : = essssis Ssssi
roots known 70 the Indians a this
coantsy bss1ss the sdveus of tho whites
which lass1 esmc 10 shs kn0wlaA0o a
tAe aettlsss and which ass now growing
H1pidly In professional fAvo1 fer the cure
q e1setnsse stomach and liver tsnobles.
Ias: sss !oe1d y b .afs and yet sss-
e1srs npoo u ssonoch. liver and SIoo1.
TAass ore: Golden Seal soos, Quesa's
geoe. Stone Fo0s. 0i0lArooA Mao0YakO
root. Then ehese 10 Dlaek Chssyyh0st.
The 0a1leanol psinciples resjd1n9 IN t1soo
nesive reoss whse estscesea v!sA Ni{e-
ard s3e3sus seooseh tnnie anA hves ~
Ii0hs propesssooA - n d. P7eeeoio
0ol6so Medical Dlsrovesy. Whsss sAeso
b bankrupt vitality sseA 9 neSVous
eahoustlso. had nuts1sioe SAln
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

tunnel ve.s.rcs. to Bei,sx.'ie sesr spendins .
few dAys With Mr. and Mn II. q T0uscr.
The sns.eeme.t was announced yesserdAy os
MsS N.rxares 'Aii~el. daughter of R06ast
Caldwell to fra.k schi:;nn. q slass blower of
Alton The Wedding viii b January /
samuel Laird. living IN Aaupin eyeAuo. vae
knocked DOWN with q club as TIE old car e0ede
IN EiodiescNn late Monday night aGd hodIy In
iured. He had ;ast slie.ted from . street car
wh.a he was stopped b. t~o men. Who iea:ed
h.,n With q blow from Q club. He oeoAjiants
were frightened away 6ssoro they had robbed
Mi.s Alice Ss-yess has eoas 70 saneamsn
County. Ii!inois. 70 spend the winter With fsse-
Miss Gertrude I. Mc;innis returned 70 Eas:
81. Louis after . visit Of several dAyo with
North Ai,on r-iatives.
Wi.l,s.n Ha.. Il the butcher firm q Haae Z
S...i Fast ss-ond street. Alton. received yet.
ter YESTERDAY from ls..cezA..s. Germany. eno
;;-on opening the envelope found. tessdes Yet
ter from hts ssyeas-old grandfather. . draft
for Slss1 which tho sender sA1d Was tE0 young
mans .'o!d- country Chrissn,sa present..
: ster Roberta ~ the CrS,sline Academy deed
Monday night at the Acad<:ny after = shCst :E-
from. pulmonary :rcukIea. She WaS the
younGes. member of tho order IN Illinois. being
barely is y-aTs OLD. Sic - survived ov her
:.,h-r. ". a Jarkson Of Alton. and several
brothers AID ssseSa
,Iar-:c. D. s;ii.es Of -. Louis snd Niss FAn-
NE J.. Elliot, 4 Rolls. No. we're married IN
Alton yesterday. A Hayr.nfe ncense vas also
i..ued 10 J. =. S;ra1 and Miss Olive h Gray.
10Th of Springfield. Ill.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Conan Doyle Story
Now Rseaisg = The
sun Day
R bLIC

''Sr Nigel Is a romantic tale of the
loves and adventures os Nigel Iloring, 4
Sogng Engi:shrnan os heroic ancestry. who
tAtes w. the sword u mend the fallen for:
tune, q his noble hoGse the year after
~" Ereat plague devastated England in
'hG T, s";r'rsntn s,'.. & Century ~
fure cc England during the plague, and
outlines the downfall u the feUdai sys-
!..1 !.rn and o:he! changes which that fearful
O! I.,rine has been all bit wrecked By tho
nsrhinafiors sni .ncroachEnents OF clerica
Survivors .. II. family, and the cisssrei.s ste Ian
s."nks "f Waver!ey Abbey are s,iil en-
gas.I ia preyins upon their n,>ager pos
skem
IN, monks. IN satisfaction II . claim,
have taken possession u a fiery. unfamed
yellow horse of noted lineage. ana several
~ th.:r number have been vi~1Ousiy at
snrhsd and nearly killed BY the animal.
,.i. t.!is'ins E tn. s:ors. 70 hs possessed Of q
killed. when Nigel !ntcryoses. The horse
is gis"' 90 him. partly in tho hnpa that
Il hnty o' rs mos, rebeIl!ous troublesome
aai dangerous opponent. Bat Nigel at
one. takes the horse. and IN the presence
q: IN" as;onishe'i f.onks. e,~e.lily reduces
linn =" submission He names tho animal
p..nni-rs
When S,s.I ard hi. grandmother. the
venerable Dame ErmynfrUie. are spending
ih" evening together rot long afief~ ard.
they ar- ruceiy interrupted by tho lay
O&Ai4Hi'f:"F 5nD NsicS!St OF NAveSleS. &C.
SoTnpan!..i hy a hard Of as-.hers, who set
N-"'. tho y"grS Squire. bind him and take
fitn pr ,scn"T L" tire abb.v. to bs tried be-
".us" h- ha. thrown the simmoner into
nlo'as- and DESTROYED some legal payers
tiat w-fa being served
IN. trial ;akcs p'sc. with exaggerated
p"iIp III. next day. and Nigel Il sentenced
10 bread an: water for sig weeks With a
daily "Shortasfon from tho chaplain. Tho
Malignant Squire springs TO HfndOu re-
cess AID 'ie,''s the guards. JUS: as hs
u .'snu: 80 bo shot down he Is 1Oined In
3:s retreat by Samkin Ayiwartl q bowman
A. ~. conflict IS about 10 begin. sir John
'HIartcs, one o: the most valiant knight,
., kinx fGward. arrives IN saarch OF
2nS :" spend the might n his house
rh.; .n'nity ~ ~: snonks :. At once
In the company Of Chandoa. foiiO1od oy
Aylaari. who 10 determined to follow the
young Squire
LADY frrnyn.rife trpscks . 10. % old
srir..fs for Nigel 20 pawn 20 provide for
fh. E,nc's entertainment. an1 he starts on
So- Gnilfy-t sCc"mTariN.. hv Ssnk'n On
their way they ha.~ a sensational almost
.-.g;c. encounter With br:ssni called the
VII. Man q putt.nhan. wherein tho
Srtrk ~'s are nearly lost
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

Charles ?. zssSoid. president q the wesl
End BustneD Mems Association and one
q the leading advocates of the Ziehcsd
Sced een: tske. i..se vasa Ihomas .ks.: =:
1neGAtty q tho unlt v0te- were printed
In The HeDu6lte last Sunday.
Ia . s,seea Issss. 70 The Rseuo.;e :. yss.
peoposi,son and ssys that the provisions
Of The charter are amply broad enough
- inctude the question as 70 the unit
feature q shs bond issue. Hls letter fol-
lows:
s. sivss s.: sssscas Tor sosdias "a oSi.,:on
"a s sAi ss.s .ss E: s ..cs r
Ne e.S giaA 70 have such IN ooen exprs0.on
ON s sse: * - .n:ss. :s z &: 'a :.ss. Il.
"a 3: :sss. ' e. o &. s: .: r. =:
q! p & &c; ss.s0s: IN r. sa;s S::S .: r. Is.
Ssssss.S bsoa ;sss. you'd - issai.
rS;, e - Eh:s sAs shss - ;. ansAS n :s
e e: sne2sfs .hseh g ays ss-.. ous his
S sssi sss = - S.s, , N n ,a0 ,as o.a.n,ne.
sa,:ins ~ sss s;eesiea: y ;hs ne.,es q el.e.;on:
sses. 90 - Xsssr "a xSs.mSiy % -.
ordinance anA nosscs q election s:ass the total
emo:as g ths eooae e.epoc.d 70 b vc.ed uson
in sse:cal !saguae. the vuE7oe o. -puFroaas
S% .Aien c,eh .otsl an,os,nss e senes are q.
the city voting q soeh sierescn assent 10 shs
fe1o1ncs q aAca amount Of Soe..a then such
annceet q the bonds may - ise9.d ara such
bnnds Or he Vroceedo ihsrcof may ff-Dm time
e Tina. 6y c!dinanne. h. Appeop:!s,e. By :hs
Aayor and AssHaSy IN such srnOuns ~
pe.s o D..pnso fur which such sc;al amount
He does nce. hossvss. suoss -. !snruses ~
The Charter Immediately p-ecsdine Era. wi,'c.,
be did ouoe& This latter laiagsAEs s n fol-
low:
NO hne1s q .hs city shall se ..saed
under the provisions ~ this paragraph a-s,
without the aseeY.H cs tWo--h!ris % ,h.
9ua1ioad roeere cf the city vceing ~ an .lec-
lion 20 ~ held for that pufpaoe. Ire Mavcr
nance. prescribe the manner 81 ho:Ii.nI such
Election. the :irne ard manner cS giving motto.
u such election. tke form ~ question - be
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
JERSEYvILlE.
DEEP.vATERvVAY BILL
HAS 4 SPLENDID CHANCE.
Views oG River l-egSsUosSoo.

Congressman Henry r. Rainey Of the
Twentieth li!lnois District was the guest
yesterday morning oG JeneyviI,~ friends
on hts way To- Petersburg. Ill. Congress
man RAiney stated that he would leave
Thufsdiay for Chicago - look AFTER the IN
teses:s Of Sk~ deep waterways hill. and
from there q" 10 Washington. where he
expects the bill {" receive proper rec0S-
milton at this session os congress
ConGresxnen Ra:ney WAS of the
party who accompanied Congressman VII
liam r. l-oYime: from Chicago Ia New M
leans In . gasoline launch during the
r,0nsh % November. U'n the sri;s the psT-
~ o. CcnGsessnen. which included. also.
conGr-ssmNS s-spp .: J"lie, and Gra6 %
Peoria. gathered statistics for the bill.
which vas introduced several days ago IN
Congress- by Congressman I.orime: The
congTeaeiona! party aiso organized deep
waterway organisations IN every town and
city o: si1e along the entire river front
The coter1e Of Illinois CongYessmen have
k!gh hot.>> THAT the BILL Wtli h~ pas.~l
at the presen; session % Congress- psac-
:lca;iy AZ Introduced They also hc,... that
II will receive the sanction u the Pros
cent. The h!i calls FOR an appropriation
Of =: .Aa0SA TIE construction % n" deep
waterway channel. which. according 10 ,he
provisions n: the bill. Wii1 bs IL fee. q.
depsh. means ,fas eve-y city on the Mis-
s.ss.pp: ard Illinois ,!y"fs. from New O.-
Lsns 20 Chicago. all b. seapc:t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
HOUSEWIVES TO PUT BAN
ON UNORAvvM FOWLS.


TIE Hous-a.epers' Protective -Associa-
ton - h;n":lg fHe new organizations prom
!sed Tor Alton IN she near future. and x ts
exp.>,tcd 20 be ,he largest society :,urisr
icai!y IN rho county. The object OF th.
association is 20 ia. the ban On the p.ac-
tice. Wh!c, Is ;fo.oyncej :. l.. nasty and
unhea!thsu! cf selling cr!rawn poultry.
Dressed poultry. they say. :o-:a"riv
meant tEas ,ks bi:t;s were kill.! .,n,i
drawn and ready Cor the cook VIXEN de-
Hvered by the dealer. Nov the latte. kill
ih~ fowls. bu: leave heads necks. !e.,t
ard eEtra-.a therein. ard these worthless
parts are >harI.! !or az 80. same pric.
the consumer ;.iys Cor gons meat. Hovs~-
keepers sav that n III. :n..res. os health
and cleanliness ri! fowls m! animals
should he drawn ss ...c: as they .re
killed. ard :. !s ciain,e.! that any other
yractice spSe.iiiv causes damage 20 the
meat - that IL s,-'-Ji:lv becomes un..
for human food ate: being removed from
the :ce boxes
Each nlemt.e- "f go rev Association. VI!
Pledge herself 10 refuse 20 accept anv
po9!:rv IN f1:urc unless 4: 4. srily
-'Jee4seS'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

E!0sr1 wss'~-h.lis ,s 0t~artsv:i.e. III. 70
Q gsess % relatives.
james Dr.nShs.., c: !,|:ei;',. IN sss . v:s-
seSr.
y fn.or % .sN. III. Wss . g2ese yeo-
sS>-ay - Je~~y-i9e friends
CAosasn CiA,enN West q tAA 0eaAdsRS Eva
Aria UAO Q pto..oS-
u n Aoa,g,ne-y q cicss, vas -,essr.
ess>rfnssne>r. 2 Pfss cssnsy szes....en1ise.
q sesooas J. W Raeerfs ard sAe N.ssps Ias
- ss<ss.sa III ~ ss.c,s =. ss,s. sss'ss.Sy
:ag % sss lssno.s ssa;s reer,er1 Aeepc3a:,<ss.
william .. P7:eAa sas . g'sss: % .sis;:sss
is Jeessg~:iis ,essssssy
6AsFy ~. Ssase- r.-ss: cN-x * .Ae 0s-.A-
en- iEisss t.ni'.r.iery- q CN~sess. . sesnA-
.aR tho Ao.saafs S.sh J~rseyy..ss rsl,2svso
r. 60 Mo g cuehre. rs F1Aps, T.. -
tAO 00DoE0 q II. aad Ma Wil.lan L. $50.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

S:-s S..,is Est;gk - entertaining the MssOQD
Cs-A a.: Minnie MaryhAn. q. spr1n0AesN
Tia narri-se = Mias Nellie 1hcMVsnn anA
W'lTsn, !ca'. ssk place .sss night as tie
!srTe q ih- hri,.s'S ,A:ens0
Me- Rso<.A E... h,nan entertained iase n!gAs
- .e: h.sI~ STATE street.
Tls rsI-iaa" n. Mss Es!ss fe:psr AID Pat
~. .ern.rfy viii 'nke EAre Wednesday.
IN" lr-~-uri.sgs viii E..e . 1anro q -nsahe
81 n. N.nraai-S Anf.cr'yal
T.- S.-sI al - = i.snnsGAn. Who 4seA -.
..y-:.y Al - Hary's Hc.r'si. viii saIe riaso
r.. a:.,'-a"' c-o'n .h< .cs:s.rre Il bic sls:sr.
calvary C'';n-,.ry. s.. I.,3.s. Na
THURSDAY nigh; Will bs :A!!e.' nishe ss sAo
80 E.s. ..rs '';.nas = an. = ss'''si music pro-
H'.- Fannie Nae W..,.a04s - visiting fr.saas
IN Missouri.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
resSs Jorors ChSseo,

Fet:: s!-ofn elected sor she nFse two WeeRs'
'"r:I. q: IN. Eae; -. Louie city C0nt. begin
i.i.g I.ss, TUESDAY are a. fo.ioW0:
Es.- -. I-cUk,r. J. TAibns Mark H!rd =
p.''iz. " :li:s:Ii Erw.I - Pesesson. Fr-d Wes-
.nIa'i. HAfr. 'i'iisn. &. r. Nay. w. H. AeFth
AID jsec., Hpnar~r.
siIi'h;oT-Alh~r; "Arr. William p Miller,
William y. E:t'>nhovse. ffed Ssisael. John
iia-I.-rA'i jr. aT.I o.fo Hearing.
t'a:.rvilie s:a::ca-Josepa Lasneau1 ana Al.
.ert jerome
s:ook.y-Har. Mitchell and sea;sy Pn:.:ppa
e,'e-Hsrry Noc-.
- '.a.-- IN Truth
MAsrrI;ah-Jo,in Miller y. AMI Charles vii.
'nsy
M!,sat.-|-hAr:~s Schwah and Oliver ProSse.
s'liva VALLEY John FSsieS.
,ASs, He William. stole
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27
WARNER ALMOST sWAMPE0.
Spends Holidays Answering Vo-
luminous Correspondence.
TIE Reps1bl.e R1reas1.

Watt Ea.is,ns. is,L and r Ssree;A
Washington. De-: 1-Senascr Warner Is
occupying the holidays attending to h!s
enormous correspondence. During his first
month In tho Senate he had little time to
devote 20 aIASWeSing letters. Accordingly
his Once is now almost swamped by the
accumulation: The lettel9 have covered
lp three oeaka. and are stacked high 00
tWo tables.
Every individual In Missouri who wants
= pension. " has . claim against tho
asoveenment. or II interested in securing
legislation Il any kind. has showered tho
s'avers IN hts case upon the new Republic
Nh Senator from Missouri. There seems
10 he an impression. the State nov having
= 4eratOS II the mai ioSty party. that hs
Will b ab!e 10 engineer through all tho
propositions which have been turned down
In tho last twenty year.. Matters given
Vest, in the days Gnne by. are now ro-
v:ve.a With Senator Warner.
Senator Warner - enough Of Q po!3ti-
clan 10 realize that every letter from q
constituent requires Al answer. Accord
inG,y. he has hired . corps Of 0eeno0Ta-
phess and tackled the Job.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-27

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vie y~S-s-Gsy > rs.loSs.
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