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New York Money.

New York. June 20 p. m.-Money on call
nom, 292L. low =. ruling rate, last Loaf
"a, closing 2, offered at ~, lime loans
months 5h@N. prime merc'tile paper oA@l
sterling exchange firm. with actual h:.sines'
In bankers bills At AZ. 05G 4o7. 10 for demand
and at 4s5lodDI5)20 for 90 dav bills; posted
-ales 1860 1885, commercial bills 4soG i8j, bal
silver 68M Mexican dollars 4oh
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CAREY y. HUNTER State Agent.
Raleigh, ~. e.

Western 1900; Norfolk and Western
$500; PENNSYLVANIA 42,700; Reading
81, 400: Southern Railway 300;
Southern Railway preferred, 100;
Tennessee Coal 1900; United States
Steel $4,000: United States Steel, pre-
ferred, $500 Virginia Carolina
Chem. 400: Virginia Carolina, Chem.
preferred, 100.
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wheat market here today. Fresh dam
age reports from american norlh
west furnished basis for addltlonal
bullish sentiment. AT the close
wheat for September delivery was up
rs to 1c. Corn is off 3Sc.; oats are
down 1-4c and provisions show
losses of a shade to II IL cents.
lOpeninR HIgnesl. Closing Lowest.
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Fire ut HaW River.

Burlington, N. c.. June ga fire
which broke out in the roller mill
building at Haw River. Was not ex-
tinguished until damages to the
amount of perhaps $4,000 We're
wrought. The mill is owned by the
Holt Granite Manufacturing Company,
and the injury was to machinery and
to wheat. flour. meal. etc. on hand.
Gresham has his cooks with him at
MOPehead.
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Especial to News and Observer
Spencer, \. c., June ga meet
ing of voters interested in the coming
municipal bond election to be held
in Spencer, July 9Th, was held here
last night at which the proposed meas
ure was discussed by its advocates
The citizens of the town
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THE OHIO LAWS

I'll life Insurance
naybe
Ia
The
tlanan
rs we
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ATLANTIC AND NORTH CAROLINA
COMPANY.

Circular No. B. 157.
Important Change in Schedule and
Improvement i'm Service, Effect
i've June IL. 1905.
All Ticket Agents, Conductors and
Connections and the Public:
On Sunday, June IL, 1905, following
schedule of trains viii become effec--
,
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stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the North Carolina Iiail-
road Company will be held in the city
of Greensboro, n. c., on July ID, 1905
d. II. MCLEAN
Secretary and Treasurer.
23-tf
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G A stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore. June y, =. Al. common 1900.
ask ed. do preferred, 40 bid
bonds-4s........
A. G., l.. common q. pf eferred....
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Other Cotton Markets.
Dry Goods.

New York. June 29.-Operatiops
in the dry goods market are not par
ticularly large, but buyers are firmly
convinced of the strength of the
market and are endeavoring to secure
prompt deliveries which they find very
difficult Renewed interest is not
from export sources. but buyers ideas
are below the market.
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Liverpool.

Liverpool, June 49, p. m.-COttOn spot
mod demand prices rOints 2. higher,
An erlcan InIddling fair. -. good middiing
% ,niddllng low middling 10 good
.'rdtnary I.9I ordinary ~ The sales of th
d ~ 10 9C, bales Of which 1000 were for specu
! ton and export and includet $3.50 Ameri
G n. Receipts 2:hE, TALES, y, 800 American
Futures opened quiet and closed feverish
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Gain and Provisions.

Chicago June 29-Internal disord-
ers in Russia stiffened prices in the
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Voters Meet-BraSS Band.

Spend Sunday ut MOrehead will
Gresham.
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Raleigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts Yesterday bales
Prices Yesterday 500 Lac.
Receipts year ago yesterday. A bales
Prices same date 10 1-2 010 Sac.
Receipts this season :. ..16, $50 bales
Last year same date -. IA ISL bales
Quotations by Grades: Strict good
middling. 9 IA cents; good middling,
3-16. cents; strict middling, 8 Is
cents; middling, 3 cents; tinges and
stains, to s IL cents.
Other Cotton Markets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
STATE RATE REGULATION
CONSIDERED IN REPORT.
O0r1al % Nsss0sFl. kansa, aud Tex
- Refers tO Matters In
SO00hyN rse

SsN York. Sept. S-An Increase -
S-:.@ @Ss In IFS gross earnings for the ven.
ending June - l. shown toy the annual re
port o: th. Missouri. Kansas an. Texas
ltAllfosit COMPANY. mad. public to-day.
The earnings for she year w.r. S.tyii..J
and expenses tls;..s i3, AZ. increase cf
$i.SJs-:~n. The surplus Tor tire year. aft.
payment OF int.rcs, on bonds rentals and
taxes an! sl..S>.lsc FOR n.w equipment.
MAS .SvL. an incr-as. of &.IsC.i over
!St IN which year tsc.. was Il deficit 81:
Chairman Rouse Of the Board OF Di-ec-
Tors. in his REPORT. calls attention 30 som.
very drastic iegiSlition'' in Kansas az.
missouri. practically placing IN the hands
ot the railroad commissions a.: ,hn,..
states the rate-making power within their
limits Similar agitation - Spreading 10
oklihonla Territory. and shvC!d 1; re-
suit III rate legislation. Mr.. Rouse sgvs.
practically the whole of the territory COW
er.t bv the Missouri. Kansas ar! Texas
VIA u. subject :" r"si'ic;.v. control ty
the political tn!I,S.
Nj. R.us. says. Just WHAT ~. e~s.c.
OF such "a situation will lie cann0, rnw ba
clearly fnres..n. bI. q can hardly f,l :,
Prove detrimental Z" liz. property as IL
Is practically surr.ni.ri.y To ,h.. ratroriS
OF the railr ,ah III. pow: 20 TX .E. COM
pensatioE FOR services rendered.
with IN. business activity which fre-
walls throughout III" region. tn. Injurious
results. which are Il, preca-cd. ar. probably
not Imminent. hut the menace OF the stu
alton cannot be los. sight ~. and es:eci.i-
~ in View ~ any discussion q: G:srr.tu;in.,
of the modest surplus which your COM
Ed.y now sriryS''
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
PiTTSBURG QUESTIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE.
EEPERILc SPECIAL.

Ef-ft tI.i' sPEfiAI>
Pi',.hu.g Pa Sept ls.-That the Little
kanawha Syrli:ca.. has no; been sold 10
III. Vanderbilt people a. r.poctei h"Te
~ the Eams"y sid. q the case On iist
SATURDAY.. * h..'i.y.ti now. Since Satui-
Gay matters iay" come To light here fc;:-
iru 20 xiv. weigh: I, III. statement %; At
'"rn.y A. NJ N--r-r OF the Gould inter
-SI-. Who. wn.-,. told last Saturday ii:if
r.r. Ltd. EauiWhs Syndicate. had l"sn
reported as sol! hy MI- Ramsey. replied:
II IS rot So. Th. matter * the sam. as
,w" months ago.
iil!ssrt ~.-arrn today brought out the
opinion that ~. Nar'i.rhi't people hay"
Received. an extension Of their option on
rh.. i.ir-l. Kama III. This option VIII
carry over ,v tn. melting %! tee Wabash
e. -. n..l! "a Toledo "n October ". and II
+. ADMITTED. i.y friends Of President Ram
-, her. that IL b" is not given the presi-
.l..-,rv svai-. y. the Wabash directors 30
H. ol..,.! then. hr viii sell out the road
70 IN. Wand. rhi,is
WV .hS announcement OF tn. practical
closing Of the sal. should have been fnl3e
last S.-ur!rr I; rot y., figured out. An
array a.. facts slows pretty conclusavely
II a. ,h- deal could TO, have been closed
on SATURDAY. - Colonel SHOEMAKER az
Ia. Pl;r-bu-c and Lake t.-i" road. who
yaS dealing for rh. SarierhHs. was IN
I!t.shIrS on Saturday. N- l-ft for Spring
Lax" ". J.. on Friday evening. after con-
su!clug with i:.rs.y. ard. s.fo:" goirS.
a.:nl!rr..! rha: there wo;!!i be TO other
conference = H.. matte for AT least .
week, possibly not :cr rHo weeks
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
GRAND JURY AFTER
RICH TAx-O0OCERS.
Ciscuit Attorneys O0are Will 1ssos
SabrOeaas SOr FIfsS Proaineot
Nea Ia laqulry TW.Day.

ahou: nifty suhrcenas will be issued n
il.. Circuit Attorneys Office to-day or to-
MORROW for p.uminsn; Men To APPEAR be-
!nr. IA. Grand jury In connection with
The Investigation u; tine returns on pei
s"nal property.
l, was S.:i a: ;he Four Courts yesterday
afternoon that th. list ~ thoss. ~ lie
s.IhI. .m..d includes Il score OF men Well
known "a III. .ify'S affairs. who the
Grand Jury believes have far more per-
soma! property than they Included In their
return Z" IN" Assessor
John J. OEgi-n. Assessor. appeared be
iO!.' IL. Grand jury yesterday. and the
jGr"rs r':uS-d some records which he
:Hpk - m. Four Courts.
I; = understood tha; Circuit Attorney
SlE-r proposes 10 ~ to the bottom with
tn. investigation and inouch II s. not be-
hc..l that the present Grand Jury will
-.Jurn any Indictments. !; Is regarded n
quite likely at the Four Courts that the
cct"s. : tI.-y vii! return true bills.
TIE Investigation as tc real estate A.
s.~sm.nIs also was continued, and As
s"ss"c O'sri"n was questioned as 10 IN"
difference between downtown and resi-
d.ic. iLs:r!c; assessments. Other wit
n.sses VII! be called to ap;.ar before the
Grand jury to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

Chicago. S"2: is-Ju'E" R"-h"a ~ the
United States 'ircr!ir Cont hear! :r-r!-
r"ny TO-DAY y: support O; al Intervening
petition :!.! - the Ni-u. sptl Hgilr1 A..
ana warehouse Commission. in a sui;
brought hy iA- i-trrsti-. Commerce Conn
mission tn compel r.a rhiCaC. .ir. -
Western Railroad and fourteen other
Western roads - adjust rates on Eve srn- 4
from Ntnr"s'-i this - aS not 20 LIS
eliminate In favor ot packing pod
Gr-s
Twenty Prominent attorneys ar,nss -oI
:u- tNn IRAN Y'TtariUn an..lrar..S !-.-g-.-.si
Attorney Mills L.. ?-es.-.'t.l TIL Msr-rz0-l 4
Railroad ard Warehouse Cr.rrris~i1,:
THOMAS !aTT Assistant Secretary az -t..
Minnesota EI!i-D1! a-G Wnrri4us. com
mission. wa the "-iy witness .call.t, IN
sTIfor; % the intervening petitioner.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
RAILROADS
KANAWHA PLAYS
NO LITTLE PART
Ramsey Alludes to Honorable
Agreement-OptiOn Probably
Extended, With Understanding
Bases on Wabash Election.
HEpr.BIIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. Sept. Is-Slr Ramsey. ssked
li,,l. Kanaxhs would have On Wabash
development. or IL he Was holding ny the
transfer Of this road a. an inducemsnt
70 s;ockhoide's 10 re-eieci hiIa to the
Il vii! no, say whether the sale has been
made or not. There has been no transfer.
and II us no; scic. its 10; sold. mean
by that that t.l.r. will Se TO withdraw val
from any honorable agreement that has
been made. No. the transfer Is not being
held Up until after the election. That
woui! be 6ishonorab!e.
The country Is big. and n we md our
s..vss sau; out from one route. Why. We
ca'i take another. 1t NAV not be quite SO
desirable. but ther. IL lots Of room for
Railroads. They said the Wabash would
no; get into Pi;'sturS. you know. bu, ws
got II! and will find way out
In railway circles. where President Ram
s.y IS well known. confidence Was ex-
pressed today in his ability 10 have cor
rcctly iuiged th.. si;uat ton before asking
for pr6n..s One ofHcisi with unusual
sources OF information, ventur-d the Opin-
Ion THAI the controversy would end In a
iHco:c!l:at:on between President Ramsey
and Mr.. Could.
Great significance !s attached 10 the Ut
''rai.c.s OF Mr.. Ramsey regarding an hon
urah,. sEy--m-nt
II IS inferred tina. the Little Kanawha
Is, ty an honorabl. understanding. to be
sold 20 -he vana,erbilis In the event that
Mr- Ramsey SHOULD no; be reelected TO
Tn" presidency Of the Wabas. Gaiiroad-
bat that he reserves IN. right 10 offer Il
10 the Wabash in the event of his re-elec-
zion.
The Eanawha properties are. apparent
Is. being us.! 10 induce M.. Gould To De-
fer 20 Mr.. Ramsey. Consequently. there
IS chance. os a reconciliation between the
s.o officials Mr.. E1m>.y's remarks 30
the effect that -" Wabash. having got
int" fI:;ssurg. can re. on, Of j.. are
booked ,:pon as b~iag conciliatory. The
kamaHha irtiinatioi.s point 10 an exten-
son o. ,i.. Eand.-bilfs' option.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
FINED $500 FOR KISSING
PRETTY TELEPHONE GIRL.
St.se-u-N -ar-Old Mathilda Dsnsfosd
Testified Roy farks Followed Her
Home for Several NSxhts.

On the testimony o: Ma;h.l,.a DInsto,d.
4 pretty t-lvpnuil,. OPERATOR. ID years OLD.
a Young man who gave his Ram. as Roy
Park. WIS fined $50 BY JGis. Tracy yes
t.ruay morning.
Miss Dursiurd testified that the man had
f"l!uve,! hvs' home several might and last
week caught her and huc;;.i and kissed
her. He iri.d 10 drag her ::lto an alley.
but sh.. escaped.
The Third Distric. police wsr. Informed.
and Policeman Picise, walked behind the
GIL several evenings she went home.
Sunday Eight sh. pointed out the man
who Claims IL br Parks as her as>,:lant.
Sire WAS positive In her Identification.
Parks G,:.t tn. charge. IL. said b.
was not u: TN, height orhoo1 ~ Jefferson
and Park avenues ~! the night IN l!.s-
Tiuu. hut put iso witnesses on the stand To
prove his assertion
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
FREIGHT HANDLERS
DIFFICULTY ADJUSTED.

Chicago. sept. Is-four railway COM
ran'.s TODAY -er.wn! last years agree
men; with freight handlers and railway
Clerks Thr." Other roads l'cs--,, notices
establishing tho seal" ireyallIn:. last year
All other lines Involves: IN ~" r-S.-!.c
handlers demands ar, .v.,"c-.,l T., TAI K.
similar action The ',sr VII! continue. work
:or minimum wig. - SIS for -.-, hours
W.. VIII taxi" what m. companies Give
sa:! President fla-a.ry Of The n0-kr-S'
orcanIEltion. today Next ycar mayT.,
they VIII CIV" - more when 'hr- learn
that v" have a representative. organ ya-i1n
and want 20 DO business Iii a rat!o-a! way
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
FINES MEN FOR CAUSING
PANIC ON TRAIN IN TUNNEL.
Witnesses Tesslfy Be1JnmSa 4. and
Henry Payne Tried tO start
q Fight.

IgIE. Tracy yesterday morning fined
B":. J4;nin III. Pay1e uf East -. Louis S.
~. his brother. iieuTy i'ayn.. of Flora.
Ill. So :r- caaSin:; a disturbance on a
Ba.tir10-.. and ohio Southwestern train in
the tunnel Sunday and frightening the
;ass.Gc.ES.
min ii. ,'ayr.. who j. llrg. man. De fled.
ali the Passengers IN I'll. car an: tried to
start a ,..lt. while his brother drew
iaT=c knife.
Their actions caused a panic among the
women passengers. and for = time IL was
feared That two persons had Ieapsd from
;h. train. Th. rai.roI! officials however.
i-arn.! after IN Investigation that this
va, vC- ,N.. case.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
BABY'SHCHNG HUMOR
Cured by Cuticura

" "Th. Cu::cu-a Remedies have h~ea
'Isst. WIKI s-ccess ~ r.A.y cases c: skia
g. +: .caip disease :hA! ! kcov o:. and
every on. LA, hAA Used then G.ves
:h-.s r-a,-- Las. sGEir,e: nv baby
vas -c.h.e>i s.;h Al .:ch.aS hUc!o- of
:ae skin. 81! c.,ic-1-a cured her IL .
h-... vale. fse--<:g Ms Ahee Dead
~,.v. Sn.:av...e. T, MAJ IL. 1905"
Ias-.n: -e.le. 81: resre>hi.g s.rep
!a- sk.a-:cr:u-~t saSies. Aad .s<t 70:
tire: f-e.:ei mothers. /. ~an ba;aa
vI;a Cu:icl.-A sap A.! esa;!e ano,as-
i-S>s s.,a Cu,ict-a c.a:saent TIE eR.eas
S,.. Cs.-e. aai pu-est o: e.so!aeats.
rs~>. vy--->ss ss1 f--.r,s, c-0-~s-s se ~
P.--s s--a r-sslSs sS-ass . s--<s lsaa--v axs.
r>-ss~-.s q Cx-Cs-s 49, a. oss-s~.l ~ S-s~-
s~-s ~ - -. q C>--rsss CoDDk "a - - -
80 -s- - sss ss s-cs-s~ Aas(s@ - rsrO
sss $50 <s.f----s-s <s.rs 49, . 80 S-A r~W ~
q nsss 90 >s> .--rs- 49,
- Aa<sS Pa esOS Co. ss4nG srAS Bs1sSA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
GIRLS BODY FOUND
IN VACANT BUILDING
Deep Mystery Surrounds Murder
cf OH: King n, Schcll City,
Mo. - Sheriff Searching for
Mi.sin. Man.
Irp"P'.r cTc"Ts!.

Rich Hii.. No. <-r' Is-p.sD mystery
surrounds n" finding OF 'E- dead t-<.y oc
p!i!s King ;a a vacant bI!!t!1. At S~,Ee!i
c.y IL N@--o. County. Friday might
C!... k!rs va, me daughter q, \ poor
though thrifty farmer. sEo live, fve or
SIX niles OF: - Rich H.li. several months
agr she IL. ho-I. 20 work a. i1rl.stic
H. Shell CITY. Tn. E-r. srre3-eg. To -
ca.r.rf.! an! ths-- waS not -ne slight
est lint -hat -h" IA! an 'nelay tn IN.
vu-.t u-r.f A-- Gorge was found
I; 4. .IrpOset that screen. G.ryys! her
TITO the vacant cG!.l!:g az. :r.sS.: her.
some !ish- may Z" thrown upon the case
nv rl-Ie:sas.-- accidentally overheard
late F-!r.ay 1istt OF Na-ly SATURDAY nDr--
i1s ty a h-~-.c- Snos .. shorty IL a
local livery harm Two men drove into
-. stab
.-s,lor-y-' saws -h~y d'zoG.--! TIE '',-.'-
..-S azay- Il si-!. an: one .o,i IL.
o,N.- - hurry hack 20 She'll '>ty Al.
yep himself Informed 40 70 tevsloprrsi.ts.
.a!i- ~ would tas- :hs nighc :rai.. 60:
Kansas City
Bo.a men then :.<sysa-sf. shorty"
ss:e-v7--i. :~T-rr:s! 20 Il. sheriff :he crr-
y.-szr-sr ~ ov.rh.sri. ard 4 nan ~ -ae
----- % -a.-nax. ras a--e---! a: S-h.l
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
mississippi Valley Trust
Company
iTGE-GRaDE INVESTMENT Sc.
CURITrEs BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BOND LzsT ON APPLICATION.
DEATHS

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rs-.s.rrt f.r--rrrr .r.. = ,-a-s , rialr.<
f7f .- days
.' '''' "a. N..' - r''''
a. '-'.-r~ "a as -. iau'. MIN. %
r-z -..-.. ...-..
T'-7.- #- .r-r g--'rr. S.--.-aNr- = -s- a..
n r.'.r n .a--"t~g -..r.-a f'Hgss ? !-.zr.a
90. .H ns..H E-E E-H. ..-...rE tg'I-.r = NJ
-. rf... .' .-i-.-,-'....1Es =
,-.-.r ,
r- 49, -....- ..-
.s..--, ,...-. 81. 8. - -.
-#.-.r :. - f-..- arF r,ag.s ,-....---,.
--.- -.- -....
g A.5EN. fr--nT.r '-.r 80. a-. E.r-'.v S.,-
a' - m. i.5riH.R ..tEa--
-r .-'''' h-'Eaa
i'.-r-ar r.T ',tr ga.a ,-..~ 'ro ~..i,.--.
o. ". 4-a.--..-. ...-u e. .-.. cue. .--...
a. E'.l-7sr. So r'rHr~- 9" ~ m. -
'-..h-r ..-....-F - are T,-'.-:s.L.g
g.. f.A
r-ar= n- -.-l.- =-...-..r.-- - ,r.- =,
-- .asa. -.-..r ..r! lr..a,rs rs
-. ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
YOUTH CHARGED WITH Theft.
Charles Wcimar Alleged 10 Have
stolen From Jncie and EMPLOYER.

Charles W.!--ar. - ycs-s old. residing
with RS parents NJ art Nrs William
Wri-ra- a, No. -js3- i:Cko-v .-r.o, u a.
arrested hv p.'.c.- Albert H.i.aho.c y.s-
-c-iay. charged with stealing 3" from his
uaCle Nicholas Wsrth-us.i.-. residing At
No 3i- Hickory street
The rntce say tnat W.ir7Er confessed
- taking EI< UYrls's money, as well as
stealing So from IN. cash drawer of IN.
:. r <c--a5-- Farm a-f Dairy Company.
- NJ -. II ckr.Tv Sr"".. - Jt.Iv "a .sss
ro.l..-.3
TIE uncle s2iE last rishc -ha; hA would
rot prosecute ris .e-slhsN. t-:- .rhri.. Ne
-. toe -ag vi! ag;iy for warrant cha.z-
tx larcerv weiula: e sal. 70 hay. 10
tas. HABITS AZ. ha. been -npicJ~! ty ..e
$ Louis Dressed ~. Company
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
LADY TORTURED
BY eczema
Fire Rash on Face, Neck, and Arms
Nothing Would Ease Pain Until
Persuaded BY Mother to Try Cuti-
cura Speedily and
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
CUTiCURA REMEDIES

"Th-ec ye>-s nSc vas tortured by
.ha. dreadful disease eczema. . fine
rash appearing ca NY face. neck. and
arms | soush: medical treatment.
but found nothing % esse NY pain
Until pe-su.ie,; by nv mother, who had
always u.eC: II. Cut.cV-a Remedies. 70
.-y Cu-Icu-a. which did =: once Ard
vas sooa relieved ] :ook twelve
hottie. 81 .is: blessed Remedy. Cuti-
eUrs Eeso!v.-t. us.ES Cu;icu-a soap
A.: Ointment. AID have never been
bothered .I::. eczema s;Ice. We al
us. rou- Cu.Icu-a Soap And Ointment
Ihcy a-e ,hs tes- = :ae .orli. Use
vCu- CE::.r-l-A Soap for fhe face
a-i .ni I, beneficial - -he skin. I
.aa.k you v>-y much 70: ;se god
tu..s..ra hAs done %: ne. ts.Sne0
i,,,- !..s. Woods Cro.s, Utah.
Esy ls. 1905"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

Cry ~ -us'!cion os ben. an accornp.ice
Al a Preliminary hearing h.. made a com
I,."t- denial OF all ~. charges. even as-
sorting he was a: Rich HI, a; tn. tine
H ec'f"d He was lp.gea IN tail
Shnrtys' dI--io'rIr.s have thrown s-Is-
p'ci"'l upon another man. who's. name the
authorities et present are Withholding as
he has disap;.a:et! frJ:n the r.e.shborhoni
II" = well known. spwsy.- and there
s""Gr- l.'tl- likelihood tina, he can remain
in h!.in. !cTg
The funeral o: Ollie King was held yes
..r!ay
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

.sfEN I4-A' ~E.!' iAA.
New York. Sgt. Is-RaIlros, earnings
reported today
t.ui: Ani snip i-'s-i-TI-s. r-sE ccr-~-~~
- - &c r..,sf. !s--'s !fp- Jg'y :. "a. &c:
N.~>,Ir1. Ks-Sls AT T'sVs-S-eo-. ->ss
ST:--U'-s-. s''G"-. I'gT"1s- s. -. Frl-l July
I. - II -. ;---.Is- s-INr
"sSas.-S.- q v"~h --r -H-1N NH- e. ss-. -
-sas- 81 -. !7"n. -E.~ l. S--ir.. g.
Cr-Hss ST. -
Rg-s.1 K1~h~~-~- a., F.''sNG-r . 80 rss-
~a..! JU1- ss-'i-1sx =. ID - S-:- :. -g7S1s
.e -sa<~ t.--ls
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
FIRST BOY TO COME UNDER
COMPULSORY EDUCATION ACT
H;.c-N~ar-O!I I.i"sd s1rrie ShaSEea
With Stealing Faucet From 1.ia.
de:l boulevard ReSIdc nee.

lloyd S,r.!e. years o'f. O. 10. 80 y
Forest Park boulevard IHay b. :re FIRST
by 10 Zoe. rhe Effects 0s the compulsory
education act
Ms. - ! Green a: No. c7,s I..nd.lI hDu-
l-ysri caused u" boys arrest yesterday
morning. she tod Policeman Hutton that
-" CarcA: the lad !I the aC- os taking .
hrIsS ca.c"- from H.: hrJs-". at No. as,o
l-i-i.lI boulevard.
NT- ;;-'aE refused - prosecute the boy
but ~" Eleventh District rc!lc. ,!sc!t.a
that irav wDr'! send him - ~. juvenile
Court under -" CON. u!SITy ..lcBti,-. act.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19
sstt OF the Pennsylvania Will retire at
the next annual meeting

This statement w.S mad. yesterday ty
a weIl-inform.-! railroad frsIn. or.. WHO'S.
source. .: Information j. close tp the inn.r
saacium of III. Pennsylvania Offices. II
startled the local railroad m.r who heard
u. and thsr. was Some inclination TO
t>,on at Il as wild story. Nevertheless.
ths. Informant persisted; IN his statement
and declared that there was HttI, charc.
% the tip being Incorrect
!: was pointed out thar the Pennsylvania
rule Is that all employees sral. be retired
1T tn. age ~ %. AN! IL has been un,..r-
stood that that rule shall! inc!u!. III. high
-r officials. Slmue, EeI. fourth vice pres
h"nt. L. named 70 succeed. him. IL. i -
years I'D. and has been Il raiir"a! man
since 1871. whe1 he entered th- employ cf
the P-ngsylyania Railroad
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

Tho - Louis I!anu,ar. urs-s' A-.oeis-
ti"T vii! hoi'! !-s annual meeting ard din
r"T tonight n the Planters FO..l 20:
's.z O"g iS..1 i programme q. e:iycss~s
having ~ III! local Interest has been ar
ranged tt" speakers and subjects Do
Ci,!-t; ~ axe Former Attorney General
T. . Crow. r.. E-ide. an! Terminals :
". Hanson. Interstate Commerce and
Government SIl-r.I-!on .. T.at.-". An
:Eoay IttHer. The :isnv:a curing Inter-
eats Of - l-n'.is'. James Arturki. Fog,
eiS1 Trade Peiatior~." ard Doctor WI
MCGEE. The - I.o;.!s Public Museum.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

William NJ '-Gvv-s - Essuu- C'sra'a--.
County. Ark 3 -Naab.''-g - - T1.S
tg:r-.-s a. a<.. :t:sisgr u. unusually -ar-a
T---> Tasv v--a s-J%- lE his county
which = 'r9v.---L - n" cotton Bolt
Route lv F-u:--~I- Tisi4lr the z,.-
known hG-ticu.,u-.st, Mo haI a. rct-sc-
tivs display AZ The - i,'-s WG-!@ y.-i-
T-Hsv are KNOW as Ei-.a- r.a-- an,
they average = v'ich. aSGE. .Ss--y
ounces esc5. The 80" o. which hey
wee grown q - --~s- y.a-- -. ar. "a I.
wear !; C-SaGosi ::i-.l tuslef< o: ~.
k-a. q ---.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

I'll" 'irst II q series "f lectures ';nte. 'ne
q spies 81 ih" Ant.--aICun League "iI
delivered Jy Frank y E.s3n at The cen
rEll Presbyterian Church last night Tue
lectures VIII C"r'rGu" through ~" week
1.iuc give. al different churches. To-
nights ."rtgr- VIII L. a. ~. Union Ave
~. ,h.LNr-tn CELLirl n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

r'r.-e. S,stss !uaiAH Policeman Th~o-
.'1r. y S.lfsa1 & Igssose. I T
-5-ss, Fred S-e.;1-- =. ar iasan. prs
H-a- % E.--a. 7 = 20 =: Louis yestSr-
~. a.. rlac-i hin - - Si-cen: Asyl ~
ss- r-vz'r.sci- L-ss- Government PAYS :hS
- Ni--.rt Nsylzm raansEe-~n: E per
moth 90 TIE care Q. .atA Insane ,,srspa
.zAca ta--s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-19

N---.ak. itc-1.@- sr-c .SSl-i i Ciay-
.o- ye<--z:sy % wi.fa-a = Wolfsas-za! I!
= Ea-s Elf -. Sivs-s S1s--t~' ( NJ.
- ssr-=.h R-uzsdwav- AlvlH \ u; s.n =
Ss-r----o- sat Rosa >.e1-re- 90 ss=:N-
Y--s y-CgrS<- -. R-u.- z-& F-s-s =
sf.--,-s1r .. g-~ss E~yS Na--'- Gecr--
80 I--a- VI g-z- @: NAil-p PAX --I
Eg.-Ev Tzvli - - Tn-.- -. jeanette
A.zx. G. fA--rl-Stol-