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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29

The return of Judge Penfeld of the state department from his more or less mysterious mission to Brazil has caused an immense amount of specu- ;dtion among those in Washington not or the inside, says our Washington correspondent. And in this case there are very few who are on the inside. The consensus of opinion seems. to be that he was sent to South America for more serious recreation than the irl- spection of consulates, which is one of the standing jokes of the department, and 1t is rumored that his real mission was to look Into the extent of German colonization in Brazil and see what eff feet, if any it was likely to have on the Monroe doctrine. Now this, if it was fact, displays,a rather apprehen- sive attitude on the part of the admin istration toward German doingss in South America. It is no secret that for generation past Germany has Lad a covetous eye on South America as a possible site for German colonies. She would like to plant them there is she could, and failing that she wants all the Latin American trade she can get, which is after all only natural. The administration could have learned without going to the expense of send ing Judge Penfield to Brazil that Ger many has already settled very large number of her subjects thete,Tthat they do not take up the customs of the coun- try and are not absorbed as they are in the United States. Also they have the bulk of the foreign trade there, with England, France and the United States coming a good way after. Of course, if Germany ever feels that she is strong enough, she may try to ignore the doctrine, which says the whole American continent is for Americans. Any nation will go just so far as she  dares in trenching on another's rights if 1t suits her convenience. Interna- tional law is not an exact science, yet there is little conscience in interna- tional dealings. The navy department since long before Admiral Dewey's brush with the German admiral at Ma nilla has had a plan of sea campaign against Germany all plotted out, and there are great many officers who would like to try it in operation just to see how it would work. But it will fin all probability be a very long time before there is even the possibility of an armed clash between the two coun- tries. and Judge Penfeld's report to the state department while it doubtless will be interesting. Is not likely to be of much importance
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29

duties to the people, and corporations that had inner and ulterIor designs. My own opinion Is that this distinct differentiation of the national from the hybrid corpora ton would in time lead every corporation engaged in Interstate commerce volun- tarily to incorporate under the national law. A just plan of organization and su- pervision being offered. the people would not long permit the bank and insurance aocumulations to be absorbed in corpora tons that refused the plan
 Throughout the article Judge Gross cup stands for individuallsm- He shows the benefit which the country re- ceived from the method of distributing lands in the west.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
F..t unrEtnr of Ksn.n. eirl..

On a wager laid by W. ". Watson. president Of a wholesale house in Sa- Hna, Kan. Miss Clara Hageman, Miss Mildred Hayeman and Miss Ada Hsr- ris. society girls in Salina, recently walked four miles against time. says salIna dispatch to the Kansas City Tines. MT. Watson at the table of fashionable boarding house declared that 1t is impossible for a woman to walk four miles in one hour unless she Fs a trained athlete The three girls in- medIately asserted that they could wzIk thst distance in less than one hour. A wager of five pounds of eandT was made with ezch girl and at noon the party vent to the race track at the fair xrounds. Each Efri won a bon 0f czndy. tvo waIking ths four miles in fftT-are and hak minutes and two In efu-ers and fhresfourths mlnuts<.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
@s.., I.ax n, the werud.-

TWISTED, Conn. Nov. 2o.-Saved from blindness by the charity of Miss Helen Gould. Julia Mckee, fourteen years old, has returned from New York to her home and will soon enter the employ of a manufacturing concern in that eity. Mss Gould paid the fees of the specialists who cured the girl and win par any expenses in the future should the maIady return T think Miss Gould is the best lady h the world szh the girl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29

A 10 years old girl of Girard, Kan, is in Jail charged with attempting to kill her mother; her brother is in the penitentiary for horse stealing, and her father is serving ninety days in the workhouse for being drunk and disor- derly. It might be good policy to send missionaries to darkest Kansas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
ui.s Roo.evsIt InJured.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2e.-MIss Alice Roosevelt has returned to the capital, and the true cause of her illness has been learned. although an effort was made to conceal 1t. Miss Roosevelt had . narrow escape from serious in- jury while waiting in a car of the Northampton division at New Haven for Farmington. She was standing in a car when an engine bumped into lt. and Miss Roosevelt was thrown so heavily that her spine was injured
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
SAMPLE SALE. s;T.TTiflfs
 9i-T;Ts
 T

We received several hundred pairs of Ladies s250 and S50O sample Shoes. made in three styles. patent colt, vici kid and box calf, button and lace. which we are going to sell at S1.oo and sZ-O0 Just come in and ses what yOu can do for a Htts noney. We also caFrv a full line of FELT SHOES and an kinds of RTBBER GOODS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
SAEMBER OF ASSOCIATED pReH. 4
WEDNESDAY, NOV 20, 1905.

If the Hearst investigators can only find 40s illegal ballots after two or three weeks search, it will begin to look as though Tammany was a false alarm after all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
Cash
 -OR- 

Ladies and gents suits made to order, in the latest and most fash ionable styles. Our Fall and Winter stock of handsome and stylish fabrics now ready for your inspection. Call and make your selection, and we will make you a suit or other garments that is bound to please you. Ifyou wish credit we will extend it to you without any extra charge what ever, and will give you reason able time to pay. Don't delay but place your order before we get too busy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized to re- fund money if PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to IA days. Soc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
THE LOUIS REPUBLIC: SUNDAY. DECEMBER II. 1sosT
SITTING BUL['SP|PE
4 TREASURED RELIC
1t IL Declared to Be the Property
OF Pierre Wildshoe, Who
Guards 1t jealousy.

chtsse htseea: wash: Dec M:Psesre wndshoe.
Sat1 Ss' of the Occur dAlene Indians. 70:
HSe1 er ne one day last we<k . tobacco pipe.
ositx tet: snS !: :: wn,sh ne. = some shat Of curl
EEnen savage tribes were sun struxsiins
LOT supremacy il tie country east on ~
The Eipe. which Vas inclosed IN . p,e,.
| Snv otnamented canvas case 10 made Of
pars. s,S"e 90 &c eaiSarsous H rock found IN some
"a the stem. which Is Of the same n:a-
tsIsl The stem - twenty inches long.
s'ss souars s.d.s Ss A sh1st aou.hpiec.: Il has
from end to end with q fne drtii. or o,Ser
ssmau instrument. Through this Aperture
!, i,ss .nssfted narrow wooden tube connect
opposite eDs Tish Tns n:s, sns sn'oa;hpiecs a The
Low! sppHoximates four pounds. There II
pssstv osnanentsiion ty inlaid beads and
Ae a eSies s1e os ss'',mps; I'M as servtns;
,sn ns,xn.h name Is Peter came IRON Non
ana ana 70 present this pine to his friend
the % coenr rornEse Hse,. :i .. Sine. mission. on
"a nSccoso!ng TO Peters story. which Vas
.oia few days ago In broken E7eii.h 10
Mi. wseEHs.ssiondent - On the train between
or:sinai owner. The warrior hsa 4, Sn lis
tSSss!on several Years previous 10 his
snan 9ea.n, and its fragrant exhala,!Ons we're
z a,c'e conf'ie. wiki the .oidsers Of n. T tinted n
otStss or with hostile savSses.
~;.S Bun was killed in Q skirmish
SHn SHn detachment cS regular troona n
iIne n!oEe Agency. South Dakota m N.
cSMoef. iNv. An under, or sub. chi,f
- "Mss name was not learned then as
sHeu COMMAND nf IT,. tribe and t,~k nos
SsSf"a ~ the warlik. accout-em.nfs AVA
". , ehects of var belonging 10 his
fas.or The imp!.msn nts OF war we're
.u.'sa ,sa % wfa the o:d chief,ain. but the pipe.
she emblem of peace. WAS retained As a
nem"ntO Of the dead
has! nown and the owner OF the v.imeX
relic had been called to his reward ieSv.
'Hf tas caIi:ynef 20 other hands
rnH' th!s time Peter. the Fiathead
,h!.i. appeared among the Sioux. and.
seeing the calumet ard .earuine ifc hiS.
tor. succeeded IN in getting II he c~.
cnanGtrg two of his hest ponlss. Alter n
shof' visit with Sioux friends h. returned
10 ms oSn camp. and then started on his
mission OF friendship 20 the Occur d. .Aiene.
.iF,nx the emblem Of peace to present 10
fhe latter's Chief ~
a man On the train on which Chief
feter vas . passenger hearing the o,d
mans mans story; va. impressed wi its truth
!uiness ard Offered money for the relic
In excess Of the value Of the PONIES oh ch
We're given IN exchange He vas met.
MOWER. with a 20 five refusal
Me q" sell II: me give I'm 70 Wild
:hoc big Occur .rAl.n. s-hsa!" was che
reply. MI? Hn i-.''-r- -,,-r- cou:,3 h. cSy.reS
"r his determination.
The presentation tnJk place at he SINE:
mission the following jav. and WildshOe
prizes the gift highly. for its history no
less than FOR its intrinsic worth.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

Frederick L. S:odda-d- n,emo,.a! paint
ing of scenes and incidents IL; the life "s
the Eie James L. ieatTan ~as formally
unveiled YESTERDAY afternoon in the i-af-
man High School In the presence of man y
and under :h~ aI:p.c-s Of TIA. SeaiInaU
high School Memorial Association.
The exerrises took place ia the auditor
icm. owe. the prosec-n.um arch. OF ~hici.
the memorial painting - placed.
Ont" Ss!fel. president -: IA. memorial
association. presided, and Introduced Hal
e~y e. Ives. who made the address Of
presentation
M. Ives unveiled the painting. which
had been hidden by two silk America,
nacs ~. described the wo-i. cf IN. CON
from :!.c.i.rt> IN ~. G;e uf SeaIMIH.
TIE committee. consisting n himself: SU-
IS!in'".":-Ei OF instruction .+,.:.il. and So
I-!int.aceai ittn". e: iac Eos:! ci E,:.-
cation.
The painting on ~" IL; lau'i he s.:'.
reS!e-.u'ct al iaC:G"Gt n Ie-si:n..ns ~
::csl philanthropy. sn'W'ug lca;nran 'n
HIS o:sC- taking 20 u i.ini!y i.'>s'
widow, whis business men waited :nT
h':n. Thirty yeas ago, Nj Ives said NJ,
feisnaH had told him 20 send 20 S'H .!
deserving persons iu need. - he haa
charge oc :. fund 20: the re!": .: sich
persons.
The nan.I or ,h. right h~ explained.
reyf...n,.I an incident showing 'h- innate
roar'i.~ss c: Nj Y.a:Ts'!- ratu". SHOW
Ing the phi.anttTo?;s' c:e"'.rc q, x'o"p ~
yoG1g x.ri.. This ,oen.. ~ ifrs %i:,
man rad met him With a eIouO o: S1anS
sc.coisiris ". Ysatnsi approaching
them lifted HI. hat with g.-i; coUries!
and sid. Coed m'rH'rs. youfs !ai'es-
AIDED SICK AND WOUNDED
TT. c-n,ra! .cer.s ~ The painting !sp;e-
s.:ts he mos, nlu>;.iu,.s even, In i.at-
:.an's Nf- when as I-.-ids;!' -: 30. W.s'-
ga sanitary CouEIis-'"'. se had hen .;
inCa.c,.lg,i- a'd - IN" ,'ck af.i ~"nua',i !
- alt A sDEVlc: stsss
ia.a-re Rad sa;poYtec. fr.s!d.-., !.fcDIs
i. nis emancipation o! -!.Ie-.
II c.".iu. Mr. Ives r-'s'r..i 20 ih' .Ii~;.-
ga ,-ai,. @: III. sgbi~c: .: ~" patnt.n-;
his hisa ic-al. an! his love FOX art aud
elY,a:'yn BE cite! ris d's'f- tsIs; t!.e
scaooi Children uf ;ts CT! should acycii"
..-rpa,hy ~.,h IA. roovsnen; 10 :,r"vi.:-
sns n. s.,..y O: every school IN ~. o.'S
co;se. y ~. t~-. .is.' or ten Tcio'ss -
,he collection O.. 10 81 ioG.S H:~-urn of
'rthi:;ei so u,Ncs-
O:.o S-i..i H. behalf - TIE f~stman
Htxn Scnco! Memorial Aseoc.s;.cn, acct
j ,he nain;'ts .nd Z. ;ar1 & ....,,e: & u
..~<.a.a, c. tie hoard. r.spcn4ef b:iear
r,,,s--s.ax n. sSp'ec.s'ion o: ;s- goo!
~h. .s.:.s'ei n y. tr..- n's'!oa .: IN.
erf,a; s.a q: ;A~ a.-h deals N. r.e.sn>-
o. -. ,Ain;lnx ,eI.s. - ircG!cats IN ;he
scho.s,s
on ,he -,I.. ara Character o. jar.ss r
ssn..ane.. sa.sn q q n. s:-,h' li:. az. .osi-v.-
.s'. e,s:ins s;a .. MIC s..a1.7i a,s.,siln
Ara . is~e q culture ~.re o.---n;nsns-
NJ s.ses s z ,s:;s.,s i.,s e ;ss ,ne.s: sscn:
v..s-s 70 ha3 saia "a: rsver before seen
Maso s,1A;sc In ia . Yeeera: o6scer.
MAJOR watson of TIE Taisd N;sssvn CAV
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
DIES WHILE BEING LIFTED
TO TIE OPERATING TABLE.


n. hu.r:s. DIVE o! sn srnhCi lHce co'''
tAII!Eg .ae unconscious :uTU. q: c'a
B-rS from III. Wo.fs Fsi: Grounds "a
't- tf'y Hos;.:A.. Jo.sI:Ay. ~ss uiia
va.:.ns. Ard ;Hs IIsan cs'd as D. - He'
!.S pace. E1pr 'k- o.~:A::-G 'ss.'
E~-s sAo ~ss ~ yeA-s ~ sGe ard
,oa: tel al Nc. SO -. S,.-.S!s!e .v"ha~
IA ~mp.o;e1 ~ II. ca.csso Hoise'
Wrssk.rS Company ana Oss l".L'x t"ie-
Eyapa - 80 On . IA: car unsn y. stand
ars:s upon ~s:c.. ;ss poi.> s.'- t~.nx
rAss~i "a The car gave way. tifrNNaA
E~:a 20 the E!ou.f Wbere 'krs> Of TIE
heavy yr,.s yi.icred HIN
The man . a. given Temporary sTc4.n/s'
hy c-liov-0 o.6efD And N Ambulance Fam
moe~-i TIE C::y Hosv.sas ess SeAcse,
At .OGr AFTER The sccscs.. Iae buai.en'
uas s~nf TO shs oc.safInG -foom st once
and c.e3 - he Oa0 being ASsed non The
ss.e;chs.- He did from !atsfnG ne0os-
raa9A
Eerg. - fAf - b kneWn. has no s~ia-
s.Seo Fepsdse9 n this city. He had board
ed ~ the Do 0evefv1ne avenos oddSeoo S7s
eG: Q s.osS to. aDd oothinO - enooa
there oS the AAa-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
CONTRACT SYSTEM
IS MORE EXPENSIVE.
CSsss s.ssePam~ns As1D .scsO More fer
fSseosa Mail >ess Ir~ 1hsn " hes
1'aSa ~ WeSSAs.

Washington. Jsc. lS-AccofsiinE ." tho
a!naul I-yor: ~ the SGyer:ni~nient q!
Foreign Mall. q cost the Government
f!..:4 tn" :I>,.tl year snIc. Jun. 30 1895.
xssi So more e.. ocean mai. service un-
Get the c":.'.sr' system than i. would
had the n!f!ls been transported an. Sa.3
Tot hy weigh
The mos; d.spr"..Dr:o!.a'' c.sses the re-
port show. arr those embracing ia"
I1u'ss between san Francisco arr. Tahiti.
a..a New YORK. and Havana. IN tho for
I!.-r .rs'a'c. ~. cost va. N2 ID 70: car
ring mails which. paid for ny weight.
wO;.if .a.- h..r ti!t s. "a. Will. T. s's-'
20 transport the nails ;o Havana 81 ~
bit which. IL paid :of BY weight would
have resulted n an outlay ~ b';f c.s5
IT, E.: one !..s'a'.c. 10 q shown that fh"
contract system rOrked atyar'agr"V.!y
10 n. ';oy.'Ef..ut al! tia, was "n Oh.
S",. .ysG aui Southampton route. which
coz. Ss3 - whereas n L. stated. had Z.
been ,s,i Z, !,.f uatrr ,h' system ~ weights
- would have involved an expenditure al:
s!i..,. additional
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
new CHICAGO POSTMASTER.
Cul'"m and Hopkins Succeed in
';cttin. BusSe Appointed,

Washington. Dec ls-Pres,.en. Hoo.e-
Ss!t t"-':sr s.rt TO III. Senate the nom
'na'ion q Fred A EGssc to to Postn.as;-.
al CGicac'.
To opposition hv Senators C,,i,o.n and
II rs!n>. especially tn. latter. Postmaster
t"yEe ONES the loss of his position. al
'h"t'ch he had the aiHlos: =. lii Ia king of
Chicago business Interests as We'll AZ con-
siderable ;.rsonal influence
AmoHr Mr Coyn.'> iHio,>eYs was Mr.
.rss". IN" new apIo:n;~.. who Was not
ori-ii!a!lE a candidate FOR the Office II.
c"nssnt'c finally When IL became evident
'ht' Nj ty.i" coui.. not t-e 4eAppo!nted
hr. Bt:S-.. Is a Republican leader. not
nniE ~ 'h'cas". but IN the STATE Of Ill
nois. and = know: widely IL. rational nnii
tics lie served In III. illinois senate ana
state Treasurer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
MAKES MISSOURI SOIL MAP.
Geology Professor Aids Farmers
Of NiSSouri

columbia. Nc. Dc. &c. r Narhue
iF"'"s-"r g! H-o'oey In tie State Cniver.
-. fa- Practically C.nnple'ed a soil man
'I - STAT. ~ Missouri
iEi4 r,.Sv : has"d on ce",aei.ai forms
'i"n ,'''. particularly "a sgricui,urai t.o.
90 t''i'-- There M" f.e eNpcr:,ncrs
''t-- - GliS"T"Ut parts ~ ~. S:ai. ~ here
-" 'T>i fT~a-.Icrt 10 k-.,. II, sol! s-.fiii-
-. L'st rrou rotation. etc - being tried
= u Proposed 20 C"!p;I... a.. soil ,na;
hr3 y: 2! th" experiment.. 30 cover ali
-. important soil typ. o: the STATE
, y. tA.1s,5'g. !. las: years graduate
90 the ''I.Eln' -.ira department: Las been
'WL.'N'. a. -I''-'ll sua'vs; for tn. work
ard is making analysis q. III, t:.e soil sam"
6 AXE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

hear Washington. Mo. and Nss s:lOf. tn.
f..:rr.,i forces ia Missouri sw.Te ;o re-
II similar rank captured by th"s. !:. the
State
SAVES OFF1cEE'S LIFE
soon after they captured q Major Wolfe.
an c:fces of t.r coE:cCi~.ifc AgEsy. who
WAS brought tn =. I<,sis. and seai"rcci
70 ~. shot t'.s next 'aUrniaS I"atn.sn
tea-! Of the irrespective r.,.'.ss! while q;
TIE ii'ns hut Eastcne.: through with ;h-
:re1!. ard. huYry!nc 80 The t.lcxga, h .,:s,~..
he wire! to President Lincoln ~ The IN
frr' mat" C:.'srs sentence. Az! begged
hi.a ia th" '!..:1- ~ humanity to ys~y-ISt
III" execution of an innocent man
All r!ght long 'h- banker wait q in fhs
?ei.rr.ph o!:i'. for - f"J!- from IN. Pros
!der.'. fearing to rs'rT. 20 hi. ho:!.~ and
70 be-: ."s' an answer r,,Yu' u"' >. '.'r
Iiv.r",, :, nj house and -. doomed man
should III"
Al last an answer cam. .;nn tho I'c.i-
dent IN eh- cay morning II Wa q copy
~ the telegram iin',.0 had sent =" 'I~
cOrr-nandinc ":HC.T pf .h~ Federal foT~rs
Z, -. L.u!-. ordering hi'n 20 s..'"rt az
:!cr IN ia. ease 81 MAO. WOLF" and to
vri'. :Ijl! particulars %! III. Css-
Wolse's LIE w,s save! and N"atrlar.
exhausted from Ia. strain a.! waiting au'!
his lack oi sl'";,. returned 20 ti- nom"
Yea'uAn never told Wolfe -: n!s inter
v.n-:on wii. the Irr~..s-' ~.tr'. hs'!
h."'l IL" means - satin. his M:s
Su;.rir."H,!. 1T r. i-,.ir Spi'!'T. !ol!pv"';
NJ Rock with -" closing address.
TIE y'"srtrlu. Cf exercises v.- Hb''-
aAy i't~' s.r.s.-. with ,ntsic -.l-ciious ty
~. =. TN s-ir.e .;.s. s.i Calrs. ei,!',-
- ~" Y"i'r'a' H'ch school
In o:ti.: - "rati' IA" general ;.tHc
10 view tie memorial ,air'in, Al inf1'-
ria! reception xas N.,t kst night a: th-
school 'roIn 20 ]" O'Clock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
''0lD FOUR TOES" IS DEAD.
Largest Of Grizzlies Eludcd Hunt
ers Twenty Years.
REPr-Bl.ss. SPECIAL.

FtFI Big SittiAI.
Cody. Wy. Dec Is.-"Oia -Four Toes. :.
KING Ct grizzly bears. believed to have
been the iarges. ever slain. ;s dead Ss.
twenty years he had been pursued In vain
hy hunters and hounds. and he vas well
known IN the Jackson Hole country.
Eot"re Iivermnrs. a Cripple Creek min
,,g expert. and Fred Chase. n local guide.
Killed him Chase shot him frst. This
,se men t-a!led him into a thicket and
were almost amSus!ed by the bear
oil! Four Toes was ri: en- th,. mann.
f!t".n y..i's ago. after b-iny trapped and
tearing loose. .cay.ag one claw in the
trap.
II. wcictc,! almost a ton. The "a. a,
his back "II hv. inches thick and .he
hide m-astr.3 i: feet long ana 2 ..et .
inches from paw To paw. His chest vas
f-et ACROSS. and after a sack full of fhe
best ta!lo" WAS removed: the balance pro.
.uc.I thirty gallons Of oil
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

iHF'rrt:. n = i.Si;e: either IA arrange
'1~'Ft lr comp! ar!or. s.-.iC. =. ,his sur:
i..sy - s-C-r..! from the t;!.-.sN Print.
ely II :, I.oyi.
ihis i the t'-.--V.!pp.-. printing ..
slt'sTT.-rt ~ Tie West Tor ,-cnDu,
service IL catalogue work Is c6:np.ls
i'b1'. 'rsf.EiES printing and a.nc!nx are
csfTi~i 81 IN n:'e establishment. and none
. the = ~ ~ petty annoyance caused
= 'atr-E- r1:t az experiences! IN N
order s.S.'. - the Greeley rrinf.ry Of ~.
I.r..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
Dollar Package FREE
Large, Full Size Complete Dollar Package Of
NAN MEDICINE Absolutely Free 10 Weak
Men, Prepared and Delivered Free.
veur Yssag Manhood Back Again IN Full Natural Power.
n. :nll-s.5" dollar package @, NAN

ne :rll-s'5e dollar package Of NAN
NiH!a iNE and SEr" hi,us..: at ho:u.
90. i''.t T..'S Sa:E SENT FREE an!
fEtI' EEEh FREE. under plain
wrapper sealed. with sR,i directions
sH>.H" bow :" r~e L w" AK In us-
Eurs' - aIy kii.i ~ -..-.iprS NJ
promises nothing - an Th.. .!oilsr
"a NS-" j E5w fe's-. All w.. .iu war.
2" know = r..a. You A.. nn, s.p.i,r-
'"r :, "ut "f I'll. CURIOSITY. and -ha.
E'G ".il give IL. --c,. .ci,l.. = fair trial
AMI - tr':r strong uI'E-ai ..,,f again
NAN MEDICINE haS cured thou
,Sc!> gI"- 'S9TSa.,.> Z weak men
iaa N'-!ici-l" vi cFIr.r you. r.>ynre
you - ~" 'uil pyi~a;!an arr! n,.ursI
'a7"e- ~! nl1a strength. -. at! ,-s!y
power
Ihss srNa', s'll dollar "a. tarksc.
~ !" Any .liza sass'y feg TIE ass'a-
t"'SAGs~ ws >UaN f-yts ,-pafia-
'H"':>a;s'i, q: c4~. 'ha- weak uuah.a
T'E r=1 = rr,-,-l r. ~. SIMPLY ~.
ihs-E rrrTf IT. : .rr- E..- .-..- .,r,. II
80 "a. of to.aS il. w. ..Iasi ycr p.vot
iTrF-a-~ .--Dzs-a .H....-.e .-s-.-...
~-Esa without = I@Lay. 49, IL
rnil-.s.' s."i7r package 5 asiiv.-.t
iTN~ 's=rii' - safe! "a tEis 1st.-
aaaou.r,rs. Al you hay. 20 d. =.
-. Z = - v-i-- ssyiy- -s.T,s Az. A.
dress h-i-< Il NAN MEDICINE utl;
pgs-scfe ~ rs-s-ii ais! ul,is. this ~.
tsr -" FtisL-S.ZE DOLLAR PACk
AGE iS FREE. ! dollar. as--h ss.'
e->s - sEs usl- INTERSTATE.
REMEDY ca -, Luck Buia,t.S. IL.
t-cts. NicasSza-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
FINGER TEST FOR GIBSON
Texas Negro Must Undergo Ex
animation by Experts.
kn I-l,,.:1. SpHfAY.

FkW ET.s'" :I'FIINI1
San Antonio. Tex, Dec. N-In an at
tempt to prove that N"nx G,bson the ne
gro. nur'.~ye! the Contis family AZ Esfana,
Tex. th. finger prints on Tie hand.e Of
~. asaxe with which the crime was com
fnitt~d Wiil he compared with those Re-
Gently taken IN brtsOn Doctor CamDeex.
city ks~fertoiDw'ss. all make the test
b,dsss3S shirt. alleged &c have 6<lo0s.S3
20 ';:bson was to-day insYol cced a. eVf-
!~rc.. anil sssivsic:an. s~o,e that shs b -
thereon was shet of -p'le ssy-on. Evf
i.nCe was aisp introduced ~ so he
strength ~ 1iheor- n vac shown that
while In fail he rad easily nN.t: from
the frcr men Weighing ~ pounds
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17
ETT TF!.IC -gI.TAi-

.ssa4 ETs-E' - INA
SprirSH.li. III. Dec. - -!'rncs-s::nss
wr-~ Eai IN IL. Illinois Supreme ,oIr;
a. follows
t'rst!p- >---e; Ws--h-s.s- cr,sn. =. 8:
!ssst'- A.-Ho al ..rT~ Haze Esil;1As mo
g'1- H. -.-~--S-: IN .--v- :ar ieay. . r.. CO.
'-H- 80 "a: A.r-.Ss t-... u A.,.l.A:- cJa.;
sHs..
Ig9 - ~ >,s,s CnlcaS,, II Lara a.
l>1-ztss.5- Ea..-ls. 'rsasszy ia-..,n nj. ?.
-. Ley ~ -S'.r.n-s 4 fIr-. u.,l -
-~Ga--- - - - sc-~s- sE4 :, rU-t...s a.
- - a. aye.
Ia. =. .t.T-naa 81 A.. s>'i',o- .1r -
.-a-iEs sa-~s-.
!>seT@- =. x,N.-hS,s Hs--e.- ss.rie
So 49, - sAs~as es-.-as G.s0sed All
20 .: a Ns F~cp.e sa -, We. N!-
- -. 1-nr-.--s ssfl-,~-s r@l-1e- "
f--~ Es:Er-
As-r,-z =-s.1 a.. C-.l~a&- Ns.ssT c1-l.a-y
:. ''--F s-a-.- KAT. T~:t1r - .g:s..S
- 49, p - cE'-e -'sa--. - ;2rs al..pe.
ks---a-.F ~s - = sNrss - 200
= s-s~s-: 49, a:s c-1s-t t--s,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

.Ss-G- -. I've i.--~-ii s-Son- sAs
car.t..1.- o.ttie-.sa Ard R-rsai,csa rci-
Ir1-u - Ssras- uNc - sos saSASsd I:
ss:-a--x :zET.--s a.. s.S ..c. West I.Ias
.s-.... sas ac-r~e sa- S-Asah Faks;s
: STATE --s.ii2A cunSany o< 22anaA. sus-
e-s~-: -sS-s 'cc . s:s.-ciaAe r.ae peoc-
thcc ra.S, .sts sAs g.see eacossAse-
.-aez; "a are sSso-gaa.set P.ci.:s Snc
.s~r saSe re-oTgxrso,t- ~ s:ees:aG esnaseP
SccA>- ss ;.re:. CAesasn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

lhr /. .rssas zsu;is~l that a.y 40.
ever, uaan VA suffers :-sar-1 IlsE-
wrako~>~ EARLY DECAY DIS
CoJRA.ED GS.WEH >EEFsI :
DEBILITY. FUNCTIONAL. EAiI-
IRE. VITAL WEkh>ESS Loss
cf fsbWEE. fsHAi\ FAC EA'h-
ACHE. PROSTATE Is, kist>Et
TROUBLE aad NERvOCSNESS--
Anyoas suSsE,es from this or A.a.rss:
s-ro0uie cs s.cGl gsn aszAns~. e say
SnA CA cssNa sSer hog ,as a.A,rS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

Mrs. Anns,:a = Mills. a former r,fs-
s'nnary IN China ant noe In charge of .
schssA fcS Chinese aea: !n1:~s az Chs-poo
1tll make an address on her work for The
6"a' ~ -: i/,ui. a. sh~ Schuyler Memo
rial Hou.e No i..b i/,Cvsi street. .:
.'c.nck This Afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

Tas-ts.-.: souvenirs O: Christmas Prayer
aN>- - ., &.
T-t -:1-e = S-sz.iss. silver chain Sc -
= ss-h sui.-riatc rH-f-. g. = TO r.
.5ii& So esa.a. S-cEia- .;ca.. I-
Cr-1 aeEt.
MckEcv-N BROS
tN-N S1-' -. ispc.sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-17

Falling g.:h = trx q: fgrri.s f~ aas
carving egp.u wagon TO warehouse
o.. Market stree, ;~s;sr;Sy afternoon.