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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

Oh paints haFe 4 m{4TEa5 deterrent
effect upon various bacflli ot disease. as
tests INSIDE I'll TaIis hsge g1ogia The
germs Of tuberculosis. especially, arc
much atfaffes by parts. They do not
thrive or f3ge on a pasBtea surface AZ
they do where taeee Ia no paint TO
wood 0r IYfetai.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

Oregon refuses to maintain United
States prisoners In her state prison for
less than IS a week. Uncle Sam re-
fuses to pay more than 81. So the
Oregonians have turned oyer the pris-
prers-fourteen in number-to the
United States marshal.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07
DEATH OF pR. s M a

~ II Ut TN. y. NJ.
Aberdeen, S. D., Nov. 2a-Dr. 3. M
Crabb, of Ashton. died in Chicago, where
he had been In a HOSPITAL taking treatnens
for Tuberculosis of fhe bones.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

4 J. Seaman. a. eecerltF.a 1ar1a
buyer Of Omaha. who lives or 8 cents
a Gay lis receiving bQndreGa pf letters
from Women who gftah to MARRY him.
Seaman story wal printed 3gl tha Eun-
day papers. 10 those iEclosirg a stamp.
Seaman is answering on 2 postal card,
making ! cent ora eaeh applicant.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

According to German scientists Fish
destroy many annoying Insects, es-
pec3alIy mosquitoes. In Germany the
con,mf5n carp the crucian carp and the
red eye are considered the best insect
destroying fish,.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

One If Inc courts in Paris Is ucca-je5.
with 2 case against q picture dealer
!gac sold WGat ne asserted was gen
zine Raphael for S1f 600. The buyer
pala 1850 aoWn then discovered that
the deaieT mao bought the picture for
twenty francs. 1se wants his S2.gQG
hack. But three Experts have pro
1ouncea the painting genuine
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

Ont in Kansas They Are Happy
Nov Is frequently Used by the weekly
papers as d heading over wedding an
5l0iineefIleIit The Lndsbor Sewa.
which Is edited by a bachelor girl. nag
changed II to They Are Happy-Now.,.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-12-07

During the recent yellow fever epid-,
ensfc III New OrIeans not one ease
made Its appearance among the SOL
diera@o jackson barracks, only $50.
4eekakFox61skhe nearest infected point.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
HARDING TO GIVE REASON
FOR RETIRING IN FEW DAYS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Nov. l7.-Eo statement. Of
fetal or unofficial. was vouchsafed to-day
concerning the unexpected resignation Of
Russell Harding a. vice president o! the
Erie System. Mr Harding simply reiter-
ated his denial that his retirement from
the Erie and the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton was due to any dissatisfaction
on the part Of the Erie interests over con-
tracts previously entered into by the Gin
ciniLlti, Hamilton and Dayton.
Mr. Harding added that he would make
public the motive for his resignation 30
.son as his Plans for the future were
completed. F. ID. Underwood president Of
the Erie. and other officials Of the road
maintained silence regarding the matter.
simply saying that an explanation should
and undoubtedly would ultimately come
from Nr. Harding.
Gossip among Erie interests. however.
brought to light the fact that while Mr..
Hardin2's retirement WAS entirely volun-
tary on his part his action In a measure
WAS due TO wounded dignity over criticism
cinnat. Hamilton and Dayton property.
According TO a fnanci.r who is interested
In the Erie differences Of opinion between
Nr. Underwood and Mr.. Harding were
not entirely unexpected.
Nr. Harding. IL Is known. was anxious
TO extend the system TO St Louis, but Was
opposed by other members o! the E.xeru-
tive Board. Whether this was the cause
for the rupture cannot be learned owing
TO the reiicence preserved by all parties.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
DENIES IMMORAL WOMEN
ARE TAKEN TO PANAMA.
Manager of Labor ~ Isshmas says
Workers Are bringing Only Their
Families With Them

Washington. Nov. l..-w ord Was rsce;y,,,
e:um rh. i.ihuSus % Panama at IN. Office
O? the !stsuisn Canal today that ru-
:nOr vas Ia circulation there that -,
women. who arrived recently from Mar
niGue and who had com. with a lsrr.
humber %: !aburcES for tn. canal as mem
bers % their families. had really been
brought FOR immoral purposes
This TunC! vas - !c-reG TO Jackson
Smith. Manager Of labor quarters on IN.
Isihmgs. no = n Washington On o.1cia,
business connects. with his department,
and he mae she following comment:
We are recruiting .atsT'rS from ia
Taica. Barbados Nar;lr'Vu" and nrhs
West lid al territory ir Iars. numbers
and /. great many ~ them are tr nsius
tE"!r families and a.. ma k!Dc th.r rome
ON rh- i-rhrnu~
The families q. our labo!e-s are solving
the problem of IN i'uh.rTraIis. house serv-
ants and domestic. Of atl elias g. as ". |
as being IN" only laLr dr. fx"Ts al the
present time. We DO no: receive women Toy
the work and 0ny bring them along with
,I@ t"dlv.fpsl head o' tie family. % send
fu- th'Jn shea the individual ma. Eeca
t.r- "Egush IN our SeTvic. 10 de-acnS,ra's
his ability "a frs--C 4, alb -sr and has
accumulated enough to s-rd for his fam
ny
Nr Smith - that separate camps were
made 'or TIE married men and their Pam
Hes. sra the bachelors. and these carI.s
vrgs narHfHliF paiineS. Their. aas r-v-r
been ar instance o: such care exercised a.
20 sa1tta'.on comfort ard proper living
IS has been and Is being perfected on tn.
tstatEI-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
RAILROADS
NORTHERN MILEAGE
BUREAU REORGAN|zEO
Michigan Roads Withdraw From
Central Passenger Association
Because of Dissatisfaction
With the Rules.

Detroit. Mich. Nov 1.-The Free Press
Will say tomorrow:
A majority Of the railroads Of Michigan
have withdrawn from the Central Passea-
ger Association. They will reorganize the
Northern Mileage Bureau and restore the
old-style mileage book to the travelling
public Of Michigan.
The companies taking this action are
the Pere Marquette, the Grand Trunk.
the Ann Arbor. the Detroit and Mackinac.
the Pere MarQuette steamship lines, the
Detroit and Buffalo Steamship Company.
the Detroit and Cleveland steam Navisa-
ton Company and the Crosby Navigation
Company.
The recent change from the Northern
Mileage Bureaus interchangeable mileage
book TO the Central Passenger Association
system Of mileage. which requires passen-
gers to 60 to a station and secure 4 ticket
before boarding q train, occasioned dissat-
isfaction In Michigan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
WILL HOLD CONTEST AGAIN.
Foul Charged in Rock Drilling
Eyenfs az FL Pasn.

RI Paso Tex Nov i..-The committee
Judging the rock drilling contest Sled an
amendment .o-n!sht 10 their decision Of
this morning. which ras rendered ia favor
% Chamberlain an: Make of Mexico
Make :. declared 20 have s;r-ck several
blows after the call OF tine. The mo-. a.e
credited pt-h the zane record as that
mA.e in Yesterday drilling by 'hs Page
brothers - i7-is
Tomorrow the tro leading reame VIII
,.r!il FOR the championship. the Prize 'o-
With Fs q yur,. o: g. 90 and the e Pa 80
Clk
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
PONY WHIPS TWO PANTHERS
WHICH HAD ATTACKED GIRL.
homn Has Narrow Escape From
Bein9 Killed by Beasts-

REPt BI.lC SPE,IAL~
Cullen. Ok. Nov. Miss Genev!eve
Reci.ngion a l2-y.sr-oid girl Of this city.
attributes her escape from being killed
by two panthers In canon near here
10 her pony. which Sc; upon the beasts
while attacking the girl and drove them
away by blows from It's hOofs.
Mss Eeldinctnn was riding through the
canon yesterday afternoon when two
large panthers rushed upon her from the
uudcrsrowtn. Her pony stopped n; sight
of the beasts. who dragged the girl from
tho saddle.
IL. panthers almost stripped her Of
clothing and vcT. rolling her over and
over on III. ground when the pony sud
feniv ran at them and began kicking
ono ~ the blows from the pony hoots
struck the girl in The head. rendering her
unconscious
A f-w minutes later. when sh. rsEaine,i
nsciousn.Ss. she pony was standing
quietly by her side. while the pan;hers
had DISAPPEARED
Although panthera are er"qus ntly seen
in This Ion of the country. the attack
on Miss Reddington is III" only recorded
ipst,nc. within twelve years OF their Eav-
Ing assaulted any person
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
fAV0Rs W0MEN'S SUFFRAGE.
Federation ~ Labor Would Make
the Sexes Equal.

PI':sburR. Nov. f7.-The morning session
of the American Federation OF Labor
Convention lasted only half an hour. .fi
order that the different committees could
y.r:.C. thSif TsUOrts for presentation a.
ths a:t.rEgC1 :. -stcn.
one 81 the important actions TO-DAY WAS
The aGC,t'on iy the convention ~ reso-
luton fayor.nx vorr~ns surc1g. "a 4
acC-ssar- step toward raising them to a
o! wages
The r0rvea,ion 10 making every effort
TO Grrsn!yA IN. women of all trades. ard
/, number o! resolutions adopted beAy IN
this snhiNc:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
Railroad EsvsinRs.

Ef-FT MT = Et-lNL.
Se~ Y.-s Nov. l. Railroad earn rg,
reported to-day
s-a-' Tar.E-----Er. ~-s 10 srfs~-
81 - ---ss,- Sc "a F-vsu IsIv :. i,Is'.
e. --r~s.r t-s Il
C'~u.-.s a-sr.f $500 49,. S7Nsrrlh>- s.
in-r-ss. So. FrcEa J.y : esns-l N
sTp.s- &c 80
- In. : -..hsss.s- S.---S s->s >-v--
- Isl - s~-ss- TE F-Fra JEty !
e s------- - "a
Eahssr= - ss-s ~ - ~ w. -
--~s. - - F~x~a galY q - a. .---~s.
o - -.
=. ..-rrS> -. g1.- rtclssv. s. - -
s-- = A.. asNgaF-. - - D--~h- - or
" ~ f-cr-ss~ So - ~ = - IN
H-sars 81 "a
So ;as.s-. - - -.sl --.- .-s~
ga,-~ -.-s.-a,. 8 r. -. J-sr~a-~ IS =. Ne;
So -: i-sTas - -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
HOPKINS ARRIVES IN CAPITAL.
Vii! Take Up Federal Patronage
Problem With Cullom.
REyrBsIC sFEIAL

Vashia&ton. Nov i.-Aih.r, J HofkIns
fG-t1r ; Estn- from I,,I1o!s arrived n
NssAioxio-l to-!sy FOR the >rs.io- q Con
S-sss s-.-tnr Hopkins all. take ID With
Senator Gallon the distribution o. cho.c~
F.,.srai io,s vhch srs r. - s.lst 81
Ces-zgo n I~--1o-r and January Ties.
c.lzt-i 30 tols'.r ~ ssratn- TNuor's
sas- toE r~-siec; On % ine SEate
The 9-ssrr-ststsrSEip q Chsrlxo ia 20 Be
fii.t it is Gid ihz; T'os' s'nss-s- Coyrs
r.8 u .-zgpoirt.d Jh4tes States Mar
ss@i John e Nra.s "a tAIk-1 O: "a succeed
RrTsus.- Collector N-xo1. ard rh- sane re-
Yr-- Hss ;. ;ha, John {. Cooke uIli &C.
tE- rIs-r-siss!g Tie terms o: 81. gh!-
ceSs S@tsreasgr.- William 2 Williams.
sst q: Person Asr-; He-r arr expire sar-
~ rsxf yssr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

gl..--on y Y Nov y.-E11ts-s n
re ucs~=. - -EE trcsf g-c,>--v NJ Aza--
zts = - as;s-nnr-- u~rs -.ar;l~: TO do
r-H.-T tat -At~-i tf~f" % . mar N s-ali
stream A shs-- s-E . y-si- % trps-~-s
rE4 ~~1- - T~-T~ rs-r 20 marks - s'to-
tsr~~ - 49, arty r11cS raj ~vrt~-,-iy
-lsr s~-r~ ~ ~s<ks
- t-stE ~s- ta-.~r--. hv S~rc-~-
80 go 49, 'ETr-t css- - f-d~-tsk,r
fiz---z skZ awaits ts< H1rssi rs-si q
sss- c5~S - 80 ks-ssG;Y nsy 3syeisA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
INCREASE IN FEES DEFEATED.
Mining Congress at FL Paso De-
votes ipay to Routine Work.

EY Psso. Ter Nor. If.-Th~ morning
s~<sroa u 'Ae American Mining Congress-
vas tsyp.eS 'o routine work
Secretary GsIb-e<fh read his annual -~-
-cr- n sh!rh hs grx~d the miners 90 - tra
hArt t9r department 81 Isln~s and min
inS
n. p-pr.5sitsga "a i-crsasp .hs -rre-beY-
.hio foe from q 90 80 was defeated Al
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
ARKANSAS WILL HOLD
COTTON FOR IS CENTS.
will Dsek - Moveoess sss
HigheP PPsres.
RErTN-IrspbiAI.

ELL Fs = tAis
Little Rock Ark. Nov. E.-kichsrd
Ctsanarn. secretary os the Southern Cot
ton Association. he'd q conference here to-
day with Doctor I. F. Love. member Of
the Executive Committee. ard H b. Bur-
nett. president % the Arkansas Division.
relative 20 the movement To hold cotton
:Jr nis
Nr. Chsathsm declared that success 10
In ~Sht :or tire movement Doctor love
assured him that ArknnsAS VII fall IN line
AID hold !fs cotton
ns sr--ni move 10 20 get pie1Ues 20
hold cotton for Is ceuss" said Nr.
ch.sthsra. II can he done. The East
.rn cotton Wt.I be he'd This 10 the result
OF a s~T!es Of ciTcumstances The people
t~!~y. that harris Jordan knoss What he
D. talking %
The ianks have money 60 adyanos up-
o7 the -tspls At Its prsss5t Sslue. snJ
they ar. ~i.linS TO do II /; all this cotton
10 sod .; once. shA: vii the bsr.ks have
20 lend thsir money oa7 TIE financial IN
forests % the country are p~ii advised -
;n the present situation. and there Siii b
no lack os money
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
SPEcIALTlES.
DEATHS.

MINORS ~, THURSDAY. S-,--nn-. < i~s a,
at 9 ;sr ate ns-T '-r-ar. s>~~ Surr nv ana
-nl~. NJ :, ..is, aa,ls.a "a. NJ, M. n.'
"nar'~, Pct
ne rInera. ,fI' ..i~ risoe <Int.r 80 :sN
ct. ~ IN e.e!nr< N. fr,-a family -~~i
asnes, NJ 81 sust avenue - - NsIashy ,
invited - .;t-si
Kansas ri'y r~r-r. ps,a~ -cr-
kEI.EItER-on wsdn-.i.y Neysr,s~- "a
2. :; So: sS = ss..ss $50 ,. Z, Ti.,,.
I!ss-r sSi src,s@, IN l.. .. j-sn = Ia-gf ,..}
I.tsT nsa. A .ad A.y >. E'afrs,:
rsn.r.i frntn family r.si.,c-- NJ r1- Man
.r-,'sr avenue D.. ust.os of tire -il -
zen.
g~--v> y 7. ans H-5.r. Mont p.g~r>
c-ry
Nys-F.u,.--, lnte r-.. - Tsu--,rv
N.-,ss - ~ -,1ats s.-c"oi y.sT - ser az.
C7as nes,s- & saRsr.G -ti - str-n
rAERITvr- Ente-ei irto r.ss su Frtas- Ne
49,. = s-s1Sel 80. q p 5;,rS.-s Fs5f,Si .S " IS
az mo'Hsg 9 Re-. >0ra1S .ai Aass.la ..
60 .nI .siss 4 N. s.,Is c.srs Ss55 NJ:
ssr, T-vse-a. after a Hassrtas Ines .; :s~
"a. r=.sr4J ..r ..s. ..r- sG-Asy N-v,rss-
p =: 1. ~. sr0Ea tsrG'y ..=-- ~ ;ss
5er.naln asSs4s q st E>ssirs !sS-roEs - .
.-sErys ts.as. :, Ns..srs rsr-.;-rp Trs.ns.
a.. T..s-rtfssl, invited
FErTIys-.Dn FRIDAY SsT--b-- = rss> .,
: = n EpsI 9. ;g-r s>srsE n-szs~. sac
Ara q llll Fss,-ry. "a Scr Z Pa, gT L.
80. SssA Ts-il>. -S.sSs- t1rtEss s-t Pa -
flsssf<r a. tse axs 90 FEA-s = =saacSs AZ
F7ss<-al s=ziay. Nss.ae~- . A. II a II
-~z. rrss.zea NJ sis Ns--h Srsr4 sv-HEs
g Gisi, Sans Css-rh. ;ssros - cNOS- ~
sra! .sisAse
<iEZIN-Ns-xa-vt S,.vt=. s>ks,ss ~t's - ,ss
s.s Jeka r s-ysr. :es<ss>si
FNSn~-al sro- 80 a.s r~sstsn~s- Ns =
ssr,s ss-AA street. - cath-srsI t>a-~~ hss'
.zsy zs,rul-s NsssHss- - 81 - .
SRsEAAN-os vsf--sssr. Nose-s>- q
49, q. Ja-~- sss~sar s>AsiF ~sc-~S
--r q Ie-- s.~~aA- a.. 80 as Efsse So
50 S,.>si s>s aFvss~- e f.:rses a =
ss1- as lAsa Shs-As= az. k-s FIT Es~re
sa-s sz-<naai a.. NJ. Aas,e< t-~~ sss-er=a
- 49, q 3 vrsEs
rs.-r-., s-->r- r~Sss~--- . sss ssfs- I-N
- Rz.rs Ne -Is --=ss F=~s&s.y. s.-=--
Nv o. s,ss>-s - ts- csR~s - -, s-rz-z=-
n -assc- g. - fpSsr a.. esGfs C~-s~s.-r
.N4~z-s. .>a r-asff,~. t-vfss - stt~a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
ACTRESS BECOMES INSANE.
Member Of The Earl and The
Girl" Company-Msy Recover.
ETPvsrLC Py,IsL

Ef ~ Rr.IC ryS-IaI.
New Ycrs Nov. !.-EscnrnIae rsr e1rly
.r.Es.s h!5s IN . CAB c-ossi7S AWAY
a. Far-y-srs, stree today N..g~ No
Cos -. % ~ sAT~ IN The Eari ard
,k~ carl" company. Ec~ playing at -.
Ikssro Thsa,sT wAs ~ n7v~5 20 Bellevue
f1sritsl
= y!si~a. vas Niss McCcv's hsii-i IA
JEa. 49, mother aEs ss;eF. Esste. Of ,Ne
E!2yo,.rpSne or-ASaHr. 40 p'r~ IL enc
Sss ss-H Ns- 49, -o---,-,tsI 10 -aI sa-
s-cstErrs g F~s--si- h.- SE.s y-CBy
~: 20 srr-s ';--~ N~s- - ha3 a~sI;N.
-h.-- 3; l. sztS 49, ss-s - ~yrru
y = ssrf -hzg tho ~3- c1.'.,sr e tsra-
pay azs - vil ultimately Tss-C-sT a-r
.raaun
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
Nilsson ris ns In New York.

If-PT EIIt tVE'TAI.
Scw York. NOV r7-Amone the arrivals
- the hotels here to-day were the fol-
Irving from Missouri
-. LBuis-6 u Lambert. Holland. r. N
} Tt-rsdE., imperial A u Lyons Hotel As,nr.
Mr. T II Mrktttrirk. Cpilirewp-.f; a.. ID
NnrxtarE TaI.or.. Z Ai,zruuE. Grand. q; -
if1r3rh. Grand Union. r II Hs-ay Br0a.xay
.aUt.a!. E. Tob.n. Navarro. the Reverend ].
Lake, Empire
Kama. Clry-s y Knott Holland: A.
Est'" IruT--r!al. l.. I. Carter AID Mn Carter
SG.arr". y. Chapman. Ca6i!A.c. !. 81. Az
's-r. cgut-ri and
Jl-~;,h-W Lprsnx Jr Gr,nd Union: A.
% Isry. Holland
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

pirnit Mich. Nov lT--With ;he Up~l-
.ng q, the main shat r,ty feet louH
tH-a;y .rc, p;ir and -!ght-rye feet Ge. D.
last east % -. "! !uisor Depot. the Mich
.g.n Central Railroad Will on NOn.sy ,
morning h.,si- the actual con ~Tt:rt zion -
,h- projected t.s tunnel under the p-iroi;
River.
IN. tunr.! wli cross the river almost In
a direct line 30 the Twelfth stree, line on
the Detroit side.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
SUGAR WAREHOUSE BURNS.
Ten Million Pounds Valued al
$500. 900 Destroyed.

Rocky Ford. Colo. Nov. I7.-Ffr~ In the
rye wsrshous. of the American Beef
gar CompaEy's plant here to-day caused
q loss estimated at from Sps. 90 TO $As. 90.
lily covered by Insurance
Their. were about i3,0E 5s pounds %
- EaT In the warehouse. II Is believed III.
fire started from spontaneous combustion
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
ErrJ ErIs sEGItI.

Ns-sSsR No Nv --Ttr SA..-- ''-7lr-
~ Tesrse-S f-zritzfr -r~ ~ s~>s4--
err /, 60 90 49, 49, sr'e7---5 =. -s.- rts-
70, - tsr -rari,.tsc- A iFr.E -
r-..- Fs,-ssV r f>~-,r-1r E~P-S t--FF-
se..or 9: IAs v Narr-aseGrg Nsg- -aa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
At ChleagO Hotels.
EEPCBIIC SPECIAL

I.f-FL BIC SFt'.AL>
Chicago. Ill. Nov. l7.-St Louis persons
are Registered At hotels to-day as follows:
Greet SorrheTn-P. II. Hene,men J g. Hart
= 81 Flower and wife. W r. Eaison q w
l.ar", HI " Cox, A. Beider, g. D BIdr
~. Bushnell. H. =. Robbins. ". L. Enotes
.T' vie
BrigZs J. ~. Shaw
Farmer HoIise-A frank. J. c .rnke. X. H.
rr.Earg
gyiu.ls1r- 1If:On-r. g More
E.C'lT.s-G y. Hamilton
N"rr.sCn-E- II Wheeler. J. 8. Walsh and
Esi..rhD' J. Eope!an and wife P A. Bar
EHg, - l.. f!aInoe ami wife. X. We1er.
ast~-Iic-C.. e. Guild
Ru.i,"r:u-n-M-r r c K-nnia. I. r. Dron-
trrs"r ~ T.. f.ow.s. J. n B.Ai and wife. r.
'' IoWrs.Hi. II. :. Tl.dn-r Jr. J. l. swami r.
q: Pryor J T. aprrrl. IL V. Kent. T.. K.an-.
Shegana.-i C,GueIl II. y. Eie!a-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS.

d g Rose of Euood. Ind. vas . gust
,, the Madison.
-0eorge Moore Of Joplin. No.. was . susse
a. the PIans-rA
w. II. RAx!and oS Madison. No. registered
A. the ST. JaYnes-
r. p SorvelI os S.eelvfIiA No. vas Q
guest the LacIsde-
-';eprEe W. Roger Of ChicaGo Ill. reeio-
tered Al the jefferson
Mrs Ada Enaup Of HlgG.nsr1lla No.
-aye9 q, the Southern.
J. J. Perkins os D-,raiur Tex, registered
- ras Jersr.Jn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrr. y r. T0we a FSminGton.
slCs stayed at tie L.acieSe-
Doctor T D. Miller Of Kan0s City. No.
~ a Eues, ~ the Pianfefs
MIR. and Mrs. John r lawn. Of Coum-
h.a. No. stayed At the southern
Nj ani Mrs X. L. Hov ard os 81 Joseph,
10. registered at the st Janes
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
Iiiiuo,. Line. O0.,r..

Mattoon, Ill. Nov. 1.-THE stnCkholderS
OF the proposed Mattool. sullivan ana De
catur Railroad met in this city to-day and
elected the following officers ana directors
President X F. StsTbgCk. Na'roun. vice
president. J Al CiOk~y. Decatur. s.Cr.-
van. attorney. r. -. Crais. Hat;oon Th.
directors are: X Il. Siartuck and +. T..
Craig Nattoon. W A Steele AMI J b.
TITUS Sullivan. J Il. tpp-udahi Dalton
Cry. r. n TAFT ard J. NJ. clUSev. De
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WILL EXTEND HANNIBAL LINE.
Street Cars VIII soon Pass Marx
rsaIas Cave.
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-Evr ssto - rxh;.d ~.fh s'~<t-tr!-y. a.
Ill - ;-ras-t At" . sssas--s r~sS.t
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N~w Vesk Cessssl stock.

N.v York Nov i,--I'h. Director, ~ tao
Nm York Central and Hudson River R.,.l-
road COMPANY. At their meeting today.
a.thoriIsi an issue % G'.lG :. nov stock
This - portion os IL. stock tIthur .Iet
crr April is 'sc S;oCkh0Id"T all b. pr
r-1!t,"d - subscribe al ths rS;" a: Ss a
.hRr. TO the extent or Is per cont o! their
hl...Es
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Omen To-x.shs Tsuu 10 O'Clock.

Diamonds and Watches on easy monthly
rl weekly terms. Come and inspect our
TIiEuifiCcnt stock. Lofts Bros. a Co. -
= Carleton bldg. 9Th and Olive sts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

Detroit. Mich Nov i'.-Fr"isht T-sTic
Nzrarcr \ TstrlaTrhe ~ the Pore Mar
q4atre -p-tly Announced .h~ promotion
- Assistant G~nsTai Freight Agent =. :.
Esau to the position oI general freight
AS-Tt
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ths delegates we're aasiIy permitted TO
vote
An amendment adopted fermiss q Ysat.
to eject member OF the Resolution Com
rlic-ee o! the National Congress
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LYNCH OF THE BIG FOUR
HAS AUTHORITY EXTENDED.

Cincinnati. Nov. E.-warren J. Lynch,
general passenger agent Of the Big -Four
portion of the Vanderbilt lines is to BE-
como passenger traffic manager OF ali
Vanderbilt lines west OF Buffalo. with
headquarters In Chicago. bu; Official an
nouncement will not be made until some
other changes can be decided on
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N-x.n-s. E5 No. --A-> = f,s- fsli,.e
ks--- 81 = rHs=I-s j Nt7h-si So yrs-
t-s-ss srezrstls ia .: tSs ass % >
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18

General Passenger Agen, Hilton OF the
Frisco announces several changes In ;h.
schedules. 70 become effective tomorrow.
The Meteor. for Fort Worth and Okla
homa. which formerly departed AT 2:i5 p.
m. VIII depart az % y. m. and IL WIZ
arrive at II .lo a. m. one hour later
An additional train Will bs put in service
between 81. Louis and Memphis South
bound II will depart from -, Louis at II :as
p m and will arrive At Memphis at II -
a. III. No:thtOund IL will depart from
Memphis q: $40 D. M. and will arrive at
St. Louis at so - Ia.
suburban train No. - which formerly
arrived at sl& q. m. will arrive. at 20 a
m. passing all stations about five minute 3
earlier than AT present
Suburban train No. a. which formerly
leave Valley Park at s:Js 2. m. arriving
az ST. Louis At rs p. m on week DAYS
On Sundays il Will run three hours later
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Ramsey IL NOe Active.

New York. Nov. TI.-Jos-rh Ramsey Jr
has taken an offce at No. iH broadway
Mr. Ramsey raly and uneGuivocaly de
either as an adviser or otherws., with
the Protesting Committee OF Wabash de
sen;uTe y bondholders.
What + had to Siy about the Wabash
I said openly In my published letter" says
Mr. Ramsey. and. while my isht in the
election is intended 10 result TO the bsneit
Ct the hondholders. ! have no part Ia the
controversy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-18
WAGNER UNDERTAKING co.
ss31 o. svG 01066E.
DAY On NXoHT.
MISSOURI QlxIIeRr ASSOCIATION

Anks. $3.50 -: S<saS.s ss4A SzSA-Z-A -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-19
NEW STATION For
THE TERMINAL CO.
STRUCTURE WILL BE ERECTED
ON LOT AT NO. 19 WEST
MAIN STREET, RECENT
LY PURCHASED.

Copt w. H. Northup recently ac-
4uired possession of the property at
No 10 West Main street, which he
has since transferred to the Pensacola
Terminal Company whose intention it
is to erect a thoroughly modern pas
senger station upon the property in
the near future.
The plans under consideration con-
template the erection of a stone build
ing upon the most approved lines of
modern architecture and while all the
details have not been fully decided
upon it has been practically settled
that the work shall begin in the very
near future.
The present station is inadequate
to the needs of the public and q new
structure will be greatly appreciated
by the hundreds who daily find it
necessary to travel via the dummy
line.