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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
SURPRISED BURGl AR DIVES
THROUGH PLATE GLASS.


Surprised by a night patrolman. early
nAie store Of G'sdfrey 4 George at Staun.
ton escaped b. leaping head hrst through
tn: plaie-Glsss front Of the building.
James Page. the officer. while passing
through an alley noticed the rear door OF
ia: store atsr He entered. and flashing
his pocket electric light about. disccrned .
ms,: working At the safe. Tho 0f1ces ad.
vancet and tn. man seeing his way
ana divsd straight at the glass.
He went through and fell On his face up-
on the silowaik among the hroken frag.
menfs Of the pane. BY the time the 0fllcer
appeared he was gone. but a man arrested
last evening by ;h. Tayioryille police IS
believed To- have been the s.ame one.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

- Wv ~ sSs,u go sS.scisr sus Il cSss ~
liz heG1. While iase Wsdnasday the. recetpss
wese tvice - AsQe. The suppsy tor thru
The Senssai .saEhse uaiies he light rsreipes
hs3d a6v0t steady but ceoalt1cns Wees noe very
faveeaA;e for . heaxy r1n. and eOessdef.bls
Weaknese Was appaTs6a q the few lots he.e:
especially s00e u the eo0moa seeer0. and
some u the heavier grA6eA which were On the
eoaSoe order. However. shese Was n0e en0ugn
change With yes;er6ay 90 note.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

New foss. AaS p.-fl.> Poultry R~csip's
ears Western and So=raaest.rn sce1~ 20 o.
u cars more foos.-, fos is,.s IN IRE w.~a
rs<:e Nss Q goc.. dsn., nj :r- sozis, and ssrss
eo.Ie. o'ys Ia r1r.: shs:> ss :uJ pro-. -Ic.r.
scs.aR ctickeaa shics were i,cisr-t o. a~cu-
sau.aee. ssd srn~ wss sasy IcosssTr sfes:v
fszcke sns s-.t~ v.ehanGsd- Pigeons .uif
Orsp,st.os& sncb aged
Pressed Pouss-,~Hr-.s's ifs pkF The
SveSs, ys~eIrss 1~re moderate. and N.;k . veI;-
sspes..ed bsms.s ,he marhsi ruled higher "a
elWr ard f.r.cy e,as4esi csicS-ns. wti.~ ,-r.l-
ea,, 6r--siss-. eh.eksos ssy~ 9:se r.enss:ul
snT uDrys: slowly. ur.rss r-rsn c1unf.y kos..s
eane aiss>x an; ss,u.s io.h>rs so1x hold
0ulse f-esH. sy.rss err-rs~heS fo~is soif r>ss-
~ =, isi-r Wssh the mrTs s-,s~f.ye MARKS fror,
iodss1 &einSs,S L.: Iai.r Was suii h.g', en-
H-sss Wesse-a. a.d MARY ssD e.ii =, i13is
Wasv eASxe>rS are MT ssas-S see b~as sus
% 's.sr pss',ry hrsos: p.esi.s. ant ss .. -
sui. ~ goss her N s0i cvcsr ard "a - no
ssssse.S so;us- Sai1sS sosls p<ss'y. and
les fenH aa: WANT: 0a ,lNs.ys rest.;
GssaSs .neh.:sei :esress~s-n-eslsrs w.-.-
en- lSy-VssHss vssstS. T. .bs % gaiS. iAsxu.-r:
so0ss .esseYs dsy-pssxeS. psine '5ss. do
seatced 81. ur.~. SEsk western dry- oa-ses: nssc.
GousheH d. 1$.vr. ed vo<Seeys ~. rezi6s1 tiac.
O.her oyossSSca0 uacAaHaes-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
EAST SIDE
UNABLE TO GET CL LEW TO BUR0lA lARS
WHO SHOT At HOTEL CHAUTAUQUA men

Night Clerk and Watchmen Discover Thieves Effort Get
Into Dining RoomIntruders Fire and In Pistol Battle
Twelve Shots Exchanged-Bulet Perces One Of Defend
err Hat and Bandits Thought Be Seriously
WeundedBate Arouss Guests and Causes Great Excite
ment.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
csaa rasseTENs NEGRO oaaGl AZ.


Mss Aess< Wyatt daughter o: M.
eoGisvsr6- Vas, -. Loais. :r.xEi-ns-. .
rsHro bsfS.sr from TIE house Tuesday
a3GkS AS6 WIcS e1c5se0eat g the rs:xS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
HOTEL CHAUTACQCA.

surveying sur additions to the seCaee system
part Of the grounds. The plans for this
will lie preoired In time {. let tho bids
fer the construction Of the October meet
iEE Of the Board Of Directors.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
sNVGN.> NEN STREET. C00SssxG.
JesseS~s:ie's city CsOoeOl Vsno0
NaHs 0opoesaas 0aSe0Se0ooeo.

Tse css cc-s-rti - Ier~.,vtI.e hss d.-
Slssd q pss- - street .myxoyeHeas WITCH
ss % Sroycses 10 s1ieua TO every paSt
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

81. .Ir,,.: ,s-.ssa ~. .,e::.sS s
sccsnsiss~s; e.oek IN store vas 10y 81
ia.Re l-rourss shs dorks 1vo3e 80
urusyn.ly DALI ara I, Wss with dffae0eey -
cur. s.ior. made IN the cle.-fng aa1o9 81
trough q Few rsaes Wese ,~3dles1 nve - seg1e-
Iy blsh-s pv:ree Tho weather wao 0nsseuoeo
fs~ -ssvyin6 goods- and eue few Oeae -
varshors> whatever may - she eseeo0e =
shs weeks husnsss- No 0enefol io1eysee -
un-hsnGsd
Chse.x.. Aug 1-EssD 0Doly: q -
case. :nrlussd. ls'.c. aFstS ~: Ds5as Ass1D Ia
eHtras :e.
Psiiaf.,skia, Aug N--Eess -: se3I
Sr-sh tss IN. r.: nsor-by frp1o n = -
Western fyssh S102cc ss mara.
ksns.s CsS. Aus S.EeR. sese14: ~
rlud~d. t:~ PER dsa: csR co0ne ~ ~ 01bS
cases returned ssc Per dog. seA
Seg York. Arg. 1,-Hss sllvse -
fssefon. Aug &.-Rss silver soao1vs 819O0
ounce.
fsi CITY. Aug. 39.-fr>3le baih0eoo III. q
;inesfes. n" Hsds. BAiparsas u4A Q1D
-: sys: ~ 49,. G
avsso0s O08 E-n
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

t;aivea.,n-Syot market Arm: msddlmg issc
SAFES. ..t, halss-
New Oriean.-spns market quiet: niddline
Iei<c. Sales. -, bales.
Me,rphis-S,ns market seeady: mjd.lling is.se.
Receipts At principal ports:
Galveston, &.ess3 bales
New Orleans. ~. bales.
Mobile u tsi-s.
Savannah, l.sNS taieS.
Charleston. ~ bales.
Norfolk. 81" bales.
Memphis. ga tAiee.
S.s receipts q. all Cnised States ports ~
fys DAYS wore =. ss bales. against sais: bales
last week sn! .-.3s bales In 1874 Exports. 81.
ass b..~s. against i:.s3s hrIes in isS Stock.
,:S ..l hssis~ neainss III. - bales n .sOt
Total receipts fr&s sept. !. 1904 to tatA
10 iI: 80 hales against ::C.S1i balS0 for the
corresponding period the year prior.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
rtEr ANp nt,ryHER srExIs
a. n ~. NS

EtTtNER cATTLE-rss Sosehes tss4e hssa
eufl eseaAv Sa esgD-fed ccWS ara Se3fsSA posftc-
Vl0riy ~ iaeea8. VharA ~ Uno ~s7e0 sASe
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

Ne. IsA Az. a-vs~-nse.sss. s.s=:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31
HEARING o. Fa0F0sED sEwEa.

Mayer CO0x 68Doo1oo - 6sO1sI
OWoess aaA Ateoeoeys.
The East q. Louis Board os Buhlic In
ps scc Ss s n.s sss s
let sewer. which b planned 70 drain the
ssss.:I A. :..e:.:y: .as s:ss:r:y ss :..::: e.
pisinsd that The sewer b 10 b. 6ailt By
special assessment under special IaW.
Ihe sewer WtIl have several latef1ls 20
that the entire city can b dsained per-
Ths p,a.s hays ben soeevhas nedieed
from those of the ilrst eutlee sewer vhien
W1S Proposed . year $50. but County
JudeS haZ dsesded aeainss ne sssy. ssssee nS,ee
sewer. II b sa.d that the ea5eetieos
IN the new psooosatSea
DelBevsno Nass4aeo lssesses.
MARRIAGE ;icsnese i.ss:a ia Dsllsxills ys,sss-
cay SS.s SS.s r. Z W. s1ss:s: ,n = .:ess; isuss -: F.
K%b.r' fnS s.. Sui.. snS Nssei Vce,.. 8. q.
Louis: ": l. Hciii.. a BeiIevii,e. and Bessie
East %. lssis items.
Mr. and M..: I: B; s.ssr hays returned fsom
. Iieas.n, visit e C!svsl.nd: o: o:... ...,a.
;, AT ,..,s, and Mn n H. s'o"n ''' VISITING ''en''
Mn. {. Hees and daughter are ss sayior
MTs. Charles p.vs: - visiting IN oinsy. III
aIr.. J. Ryan - y reCris. m.
NI. and Nre n. l. Norris have setuFned
NJ and Mira Jsmes co,,ins srs visiting In
Miss Naoas c,ueas has returned from p
Mrs. Kate e. nsho,a has returned from Chi
-. l.:,e Su,. nd q hsr ~. hcme; No. ,,i:s i:ss
Mr.. ne0s:eH's, H s,ss Z .aS | asssh;e;s S.r. returned
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

s:Sss W.sia. sssasH - 4ssdsssss .
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

MAseeYn Mail
(hi-.ey I-ocal Express. .-.....
Toledo Local Enpress..-
isct.onvilie Local ExpeessL-
Con,,n.ntaI IImi'e3 ......
Rannsr R,u~ Limited. Chicago
I~rN.ur Accommodated. -.
Toieao. P;ttsturR. View IoYk
and yos,on EIpyese. ..-.....
Manner Express CsicsGc. --..
Sf'Sn,9ht Limited. Ch'cse~. :
N,.-'rhs fImised Bu6hlo.
Eos.on. New Tc.k .-.-
R-~s'c. Detroit snd Toledo
Mall .. .+.s-..-.-.----.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-31

Seg York. Arg. 1,-Hss a1lvse -.
fssnfsDn. Aug - -Rss silver soao1vs 819O1
ounce.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
TRINITY EXTENSION.
President Finney leaves Impression
IL viii be Made.

Waco, Texas, March 81 Presi-
dent F. N, Finney of the Katy passed
through the city yesterday evening
enroute to San Antonio. where he is
10 meet Col II. c. Rouse, chairman
of the board of directors of the road,
who has just returned from a tour
Of the world.
President Finney was interviewed
here by a committee from the Bust
ness Mems Club relative TO the con-
nectiOn OF The main line with the
Trinity branch. While he made no
official announcement, yet from his
talk 30 the committee it is certain
that this connection will be made.
He said thar nearly every station on
the line was asking that the extern
sion De made No inumation was
given as 10 where the extension
would begin OF when.
The Waco committee was cOmpos-
ed of Mayor Baber, W. w. Cameron,
W W Seley. g. FL. Luedde r. Beh-
rens and V. " Diamond.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

Alent of the company several years
in different capacities. For long
time he was connected with the gem
eral offices of the old Fort Worth
and New Orleans and Central Texas
and Northwestern railways before
they were removed from this city
After the general offices were abol-
ished Mr.. Kennedy was appointed
cashier at the freigh depot and later
transferred 10 the ticket office. A
few months ago he went back to
the cashiers desk, which he was
holding when given the appoint
ment at Corsicana. He has been sue
Ceeded as cashier by his brother,
Charley Kennedy, who has lately had
charge Of the ticket business. A
new ticket man has not yet beeae
named Mr. Kennedy will not move
his family TO Corsieana until after
school closes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
WITH LOVED owes
Mice Lees Rswesus Rest BESIDE These
- paeents aad Sister.

Lexington Va March "a re -
snaias 4 Ms w4iAret t.ae ys.assAsss
daughter "a asnsral Robert r t~s.
rtaehe tsAsuAseu au asssssai t*aHm
Thursday nisW a tviegaalea Il fhe
iee@i Confederate ossanlxAsiaa. TIRE
fAsoi'y sad siua $50 "a ths v'ssasHs.
tos atsa -. un..sfit - as tisn f4ssg.
y ~ ih~ vlts's.a Military .maf.ute
Fa~s tbs t4Hin and ~sssss set ghs s.a.sy e.
q t4#~ @Hsns ivs tssHarsssa.1 ss.ass n
y tsss 4 aAs III nswmt.
Thss no8nams ssw tAAar @aa aswsa
~ eF*pi after fNe snps sssvs haasi4g
Fttual "a ths t.pssswgsal es4arsfs has
sA~~n s@aa ~ usv. nF n ! ae usfa. q
re lee sssA saseam "a MAanlnsteN 80
Las university. aaefw Fe~s tfsw sNwsaassn
ef ss~sa*ssa Les. fsas wffe airs samur snssss
Aaiuaans esn~Fma wSsaiaan n aseMgp
mg th~ HastNa gwmfpaawmt# xsEarAHa.
~ Ness kass*Mnm accompanied gAa# NsssAw
fsssn ahms lay teammel asNsHH T. Ksam
ssf FSaasfaA uuamsy. ga.. nsmhaw - Mss
isew. ms~s sAe asas AZ Aalaaam. Th~
fSssFat afFussnmw aaemsnxmmrknn sass EAseav
@wEw nFuEamw
Survives Msaa t4se are tae asasM-
Nsm s. y. gAsas4a E@e ~ HsaATaa4 eseuas-
~. NhTManAa fsAnaaAm Msahmf1 E E.sm &c
%M@ ksm8 wmmmxg. NAEmamA@. ana mmw
SISTER. Maam lazy Es@~ttm kA~ mwm -
FsaneM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
PoLEnNTC CANNON AND KRRaLTS GATE
WHERE CAR sTuPs TO PRAY

tf powers Of Europe, Field Marshal
OApla army win continue its for
ward 1pcsement, and Niil not give Rus
sta a brsrthlnE saiuent
The kokumln pfnnduSees he war
10 be senseiess and wnstsfm on the paxs
Of Russia. but the paper says If sire
chooses 70 shut her eyes io the light
of reason Japan wsll profit by her
blindness
Interest In the war IN partly shift :
ing eastward II il reported that TIRE
Russians plan 70 abandon the Island
81 Sakhalfen when the harhors are free
Of ice.
The Russians are strengthening the
defensive points north Of Turef river.
kereHs and al point on the railroad In
the vifiaity Of NiHgpta 1850 miles eHst
by north q klrin A good Highly say
extends frun Possiei bay northWard a
Ninguist whence IL iosns the kirtn road
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

due TO weak lungs than TO all
other diseases combined. They are
humanity's weak spot--the breeding
place OF consumption. When the
slightest symptom OF trouble is felt
In the lungs you should begin the
use OF Dr. Boschee's German Syrup
az once. IL IL made especially TO
soothe, heal. and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes. German
syrup * never-failing remedy for
consumption Trial bottle Is cents.
Big bottle Is cents. Al all druggists.
y. w Fearis IL
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
GINNERS IN SESSION.
Joint Conference af National and
State Associations.

A joint conference Of the exeeu-
Tive committee Of the National Gin
nsrs association, was held in Dallas
Thursday.
The session was executive. am1
none 81 the details wars given aaf
for publication. II waa learned ho&-
ever. that certain clauses uf thn he
iaws wsge modified aud thaf the
matter OF more thorouehi7 aTgau4xs
ing ia Texas was etveu consideration
With a Kew 81 making NECESSARY ~.
eumaendstioas 10 The directors.
The national association vas Fe-
preseEfed by liz president ana eeFre.
fary, j A TAYLOR nf Wlnnewe4,1. T.
r., aud Professor j III Connect If
Dallas THE North Texas association
was represented bY igs president. j
>. Rowe 81 Ennis. Steve Williams.
executive committee. sherman A
w BAGS. committeeman. Athens G.
G Epps OF Sherman and II } ESTER
OF hin county.
After the close Of the afternoon
session. held In the office OK The Dai-
las Democrat y. n Blackwell. the
editor Of that paper, and 81 TIE Miller
and Ginner. said
We eHuYas@ed the crssfUa sifua-
tion carefully IN all fir bearings
present and future. and determines
20 prosecute The most vigorous earn
paign possible for thorough orgaai-
zation of the aianers throughout she
south We are determined 10 work
with particular energy during the
next three months, and feel sure we
viii be- able 10 make ~ our 0rgAus.
zatton the potent factor Il should be
Ia advancing he interest. 81 he cot
ton growers and ginneTs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
OUTLOOK HOPELESS.
Not Nuch Prospect for Peace h.
tween Russia and Japan.

Paris. april Whatever hope
fulness the peace situation MAJ
have had some dask axo
the status Of affairs IL new coin
pleteiy changed and here IS every
prospect fof ihs var 80 drag on again
Consequently dispatches appearing ia
America saying that Foreign Minis.
ter Deloasss and Df Nnntouo. the
Japanese minister "a France. have
b@en conferrsnK 81 the formers homea
relative 90 peace are inaccurate
The foregoing sie@ ~ he altua.
ton - taken bs parties Immediately
concerned and l. asserted Nifh IA.
ihorits Nf he foreign office and ths
Jepanses legation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
PULPIT AND PEW.
Places Where Religious Services VIII
BE Held i'm the City Tomorrow.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school GAS a. m. AT the
II o'clock hour the new church will
be dedicated Rev M. c. Johnson
of Corsieana. viii preach the sermon.
Rev. G. c. Mcconnell viii assist In
the service formally defeating the
building. The Wise orchestra will
assist the choir in the music.
Senior Endeavor at Ga D. m.
Preaching at 745 by Rev. G. c.
Mcconnell. president of the Chan
tauqua board
Friends and visitors are avited 10
worship with us
j G. SMITH, Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

Mrs. Is w Evans. Clearwater.
kan. WrSteas Ny husband las aBek
Tor fhgee muAsha Tha aaes8fa AAsa
h. had HHteA consumption Ae pFeu
cured tnsstle "a Hmliarsie Hugu-
hound AyFap. anA IA CURED hism
That ass az 3eaFa 4ga aud Hamse
fhen - have afmaya keus > bottle
ii he huaAe We eaanuf 10 wkfh.
9aat e Par eowaha and euiaA Il haS
"a equal 2sr swe. AID 81 an
Sold hF Mosd Il Martin. A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

Hardin March ~ Japane.e scout
ing parties have beer every active In
efaaeav oFing to pierce the screen Of
the Russian vanguard posts ard euve.
op the disposition and strength ~ the
positions iteir attempts - timrs vebg-
irw - the nature ~ reen0ne is@snse in
force FEW japanese batteries vhtsh
have pushed forward occasionally ~ n
shines shells Ia susp~, ted ptatws
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

Preaching 81 n a. N. by the
pastor Dr James Campbell viii
preach a IS D. N sunday school
as4a a. 81. Junior League 3 NJ.
Senior League = 4a p. NJ All ser~
Vices held Ia public seaool andiio
rium " " MATTHEW'S
Pastor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

The subject OF the sermon at the
Main Street Christian church al II
O'Clock tomorrow viii be The Way
We Walk There will be no ser
vices at night as OUT cunEreEn ton
viii attend the first evening service
held in the auditorium 81 the new
Cumberland Presbyterian church
sunday School at . 80 a. m We in
wife You TO meet with rs
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
WAR CONTINUED.
Understood That COMMITTEES Viii Rec.
ommend That II Be Pushed.

81. Petersburg. March Alt IL un-
derstood the Imperial committee under
The presidency ~ Grand Duke Sieho.
iaivtish h. which has been considering
the question Of prosecuting the war
has completed its preliminary report
which favorw q continuation 81 the
war. findsnw nothing IN the present sat !.
uattn. either financial or military. Ia
prevent lis prosecution
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

: T. AnHfw. @& FfnAA@sm IHsame. o.
tmwm co. kammmm. writes ThsM H.
ia 49, hat ! have aMea EamalmrzA'e
ifasmh0una Syrup TAR EearM. an1 that
De ass hNMlamsm - rmunamMnA Il a.
ENn haas euawh agrsxn { have ex@r
@mes1 Sc. Ser mmd Ct -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

John c. Kennedy left last night
for Corsicaua where he goes 20 accept
the position as ticket agent for the
Houston and Texas Central railway
Mi Kennedy has been Ia the employ
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01
cENTERED THIS WAY.
Believed Peace Negotiations viii BE
aln at Mashinaton.

81. Petersburg. March 3i-All eyes
are centered on Washington and Paris
where developments are ticipated
The Washington dispatches are scar
ned with especial eagernNsH
The reports Of President Rno@eveif'v
conferences with Minister Takahira
and Ambassadors JGsserand ara Speck
Won SternDerg. IA apite ~ ofaeiaI se-
mails. ARE believed 81 diplomatic circles
here To re late 10 opening II negosia :
tons
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

Tokio March sI.--T'he varIous RI
ifers of peace negotiations efnanatsne
from Europe and the Omitted states
are published and commented % On
here Apparently they 90 not offect
the attitude Of the Japanese govern
naent and people toward the war, The
press Te-echoea the Announced deter
minatson of japan to vigorously push
the military operations unmoved and
undete-red by discussion Of events in
Russia or elsewhere. The Jill declares
that the successive reverses have not
affected Russia. Emperor Nicholas
the paper adds is unwilling TO sacri-
flee the prestige OF his house or sur
render the position OF controlling infu-
ences Russia has heretofore held over
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-01

sunday sshool BE- FL Fstees .s'
lus p he paetnnat 3 ; - aaa 81
i . senior ma luuiaf II 4 q
81 81 m
The broad ax., 1905-10-21
corselet Skirt.

The thin sister is again deferred to IN
Tho form taken on by tie new tgntness
Of fashion. Just as she mas been by ner
former "dippy" and blouse effects; inc
~ skirt which comes as welcome
change IS a step toward returning TO tne
Cline" heretofore obscured. but II Is
s,sn onIy as it is cut at present SO as 70
stop sbort after revealing hips ana waist
line. To-day. however, the thin woman IIai
Nth her small waist and moderate nIpS'
can appear at her best in the coI Si',
skjrt while her too thin arms ano snou as
ders are PRETTY decorated and nun In,
ont IN any style she pleases' LOT .ne pC H.
o OSou u this skirt is the contrast from the
hust downward and from the ouS so ~
w U unless the corselet skirt be snU ~ n
an a severe tailor model. Even VEN, tnen 10
o.nsrsIly completed by little gIaes s
Iii emf bolero. 1t is q fashion WHICH
, LS equally we'll for the simplest .,
NOR, morning frocks and for the fullest 20 or tSs
.vsnInr gown. 1t is becoming 70 'S Ss
large but shapely figure, but mus mus. ~ -
-, over by the woman VINO tenuS "
tn-ssd out about the hips.
The broad ax., 1905-10-21
The RRoAp Ak.

10 for sale at the following news
stands:
The Afro-American News omcS.
3lo4 State Street
A. =. Tervalon, 1896 State street,
Cigar Store and News Stand.
Richard Webb, 2642 IL State st.
Cigars, Tobacco and News stand.
Mrs. Nellie Phelps, Cigars. Notions
and News Stand, l3l w. 51st street
Richard Pinn, 1896 State street
]. P. Winstead 391, 31st st., Cigars,
Tobacco and News Stand.
Edward |eiixs Cigar Store, 3ss
sOth street, N. e Corner Armour Ave
T. B. Halls Cigar Store And
Laundry once. 1s1 18th 81
w. 8. Williams, Tonsorial Parlor,
Sg9 31st St
e. H. Green Shoe Polish Manuafct-
urer 271S State St
James II. Porter's Barber shop,
1888 State St
Turner williams Shaving Parlor
and News Stand, 1909 armour ave.
Mrs. B. Williams, Cigars. NotionR
and News Stand. 4ssh Stats street,
B. Davis, cigATs. tobacco, and con
teetIoasry. 3SS3 State St
WHITLEY Bros. 2724 State St, Gents
furnishings and new stand
The 0tat1OoeE1. 1910 slAts s6eSC
The AfroAmerican News Co, 40
w. 35th 81, New York City, n. Z.
Simpson 4 Mitchell. Cigars, Tobacco
and News Stand. 4so2 State St
Jones News Stand, 1877 State St,
Phone Gray 63eS.
The Informer News Co., 1SS Ran
dOlph 81, Detroit Mich
News itsns and a1vsrt.ssns11 ~
n thsss places win IND tAsar va
into TIE columns q H. BroA4 A
The broad ax., 1905-10-21

ley Gaines, the strenuous conSrs..u..
nom Tennessee, discovered that tha-.
we're several thousand danKeron,
Ssrms lurking in q dirty dollar hin
peopie AL over the country began to
insist on having brand, new, crisp cur.
rency. eui-
Treasury ofhcials take little stool, 4,
tne germ theory. and question whether
anyone mas ever really suffered from
= disease contracted in handling ola
Diiis' They cite the experience of m.
money counters In the treasury Dovn
In the basement Of this building thers
are many women who have been count
ing money for the past eight or ten
years and they handle the very worst
oiils IN circulation. Currency that IA
not considered At to remain in usa 3,
put up In bundles and sent TO WASH
lnston for redemption. These bundles
must be counted by the women and IL
Is declared that not q single case is on
record OF disease contagion growing
OUT OF handling this money.
The national banks are comnlainin1
ABOUT the expense they are put to for
the printing Of new notes in response
70 this clean money craze. Within the
past four years the volume Of redemp-
tons have doubled. In 1900 there was
redeemed daily about 81 ,OOO. 900. but
now the redemptions run over 81. o9O.-
600 each day. It will be necessary to
Increase the force in the bureau of en-
craving and printing to keep up with
! the printing Of new notes unless the
secretary decides to prolong the life OF
bank note and thus reduce the
amount that is turned in for redemp-
don