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Naval Stores.

New Orleans, January 12.-Turpentine, steady, DOC. Pitch, s2.25. Pine tar. s4.75. Coal tar. $a 5O Rosin, per barrel of &C pounds: A, B, c, $2.55; D, $2.60; E, $2.7O; r. $2.75; G. $2.S5 H, s3.05; I, ss.S5; K, s4.05; M, $4.50; N. s4.75; window glass, $5 water white, s5.15.
 Charleston, January 12-Turpentine and rosin, nothing doing.
 New Orleans January 12.-Rosin re- ceipts, 23 barrels. Turpentine, 60c exports to Honduras: Resin, 20 barrels.
 Savannah, January 12.-Turpentine firm, 52Ac; receipts 176; sales, 91 shipments, 166 Resin firm; receipts, 2042; sales, 1704; shipments. 147s. Quote: A, B, c, $2.55; D, g. .65; E. s2.7O; F, s275; G, s2.9O; H. $3.1O; l. $S. 40; K, $4.O5; window glass, $5; water white, $5.15.
 Wilmington. January 12.-Spirits tur- pentine, nothing doing; receipts, casks. Rosin, nothing doing; receipts, 775. Tar firm, $1 60; receipts, 8. Crude turpentine firm, $2. 300D3 .70; receipts, 66.
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Bonds.
Money on Call

New York, January 12.-Close: Money on call steady 2@21a per cent; closing bid, 9; offered 2A. Time loans very easy, sixty and ninety days, per cent; six months, 3@3A. Prime mercantile paper, 4@41z per cent; sterling exchange, strong; closing easier with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at 4S7.55Q4S7.60 for demand and at 4S510Q4S5I5 for sixty days bills posted rate, 4S51z@4S6 and 4SSQ4SS1a; commercial bills, 4S4s; bar sil- yer, 59B; Mexican dollars, 471s. Gov ernment bonds, steady; railroad bonds, irregular.
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 Fruit and Produce. Corrected daily by c. r. Bell & Co., 90ls
 Morris avenue.) Lemons-Per box. extra choice. ssOg 3.75.
 Limes-Per 100, $1.25 Bananas-Per bunch .75o to s1.50. Florida Pineapples-Per crate, $2000 250.
 Apples-Per barrel, Ben Davis. s2. .750 BOO; Kings $S.75Q4OO. Greenings Baldwin. $2 7593.OO.
 Grapes-Almerla grapes. per keg. s45o9 500.
 Florida Navel oranges, per box, s275. Tangerines, per box, $250. Florida oranges, $2256I2,35. Grape Fruit-$20Od2.5O. Peanuts-Fancy. per pound. 61sc; No. 2 GIG.
 Nuts-Brazil. 14c;almonds. 14c oceans, 10c filberts, 10c; walnuts. 14c; mixed nuts. per h., 12c. Cleaned entrants. per h., Sc; citron. per lb.. 17c celery-california 75a9Oc per dozen. Cranberries-Boxes, $2.50. Potatoes-Irish potatoes, per bushel, 65c
 Sweet Potatoes-Cullman. per barrel $1.75@2.; Dooly yams, per bushel, soc. Cabbage, 1hc per pound. Rutabaga turnips, 1Ac per pound. Onions-Per pound, 2hc. Trrkeys-Live, 13C j14e dressed, 1701Sc. Hens-3O@35c: chichens, 15@25. Butter-Fresh, l5@2Oc. Eggs-20@21c. Fresh Oysters-selects, per 1000 8. 75: extra selects. per 100O $4.5O Rabblts-Per dozen, Sl.25 to $1.50. Ouail-$1 50lI1 75
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lDR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
 SPECIALIST
 PRIVATE DISEASES,

you a permn- rent cure of private troubles and that you may know my guarantee is re- liable I refer, ron with per mission. to the First National oonk. Alabama National bank. Steiner Broth erA bankers. Jefferson Coun-. ty s vim g s bank and fhA
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, January 12.-Spot cotton, quiet Sales, 3125 bales. including 700 to arrive and 2O5 f. O. b. Quotations re- vised: Ordinary, good ordinary and low middling reduced 1-16. mddling un- changed at 6B and good middling and higher grades advanced 1-16.
 Futures opened 1 to , points lower but on the improvement in Liverpool and scarcity of offering prices advanced 9 to 10 points above yesterdays final fig ures. Heavy selling by local bears soon developed a weak undertone and prices dropped 10 to 14 points, declining grad ually thereafter to the close. In the trading January opened 3 points down at 669, advanced to CTS, receded to 662 and finally improved to 654. The other active months showed similar fluctuations. The market closed weak and within a point or two of the lowest levels of the ses- sion. Net losses were to Il points.
 New Orleans, January 12-Cotton fu- lures, steady. January. 6.64Q6.65 Febru- ary. 6.66Q6.6s; March, 669q6.7O; April, 6.73@6.74: May, 6.7Sd679; June, 6S29 6.S4; uly, 68S@6.S9; August, 693 bid
 New Orleans, January 12-Cotton, quiet; sales, 3125; ordinary, 5-16; good ordi- nary. 5ss; low mddling eas; middling, 6B; good middling 7as; mid fair, 11-16; re- ceipts, 14220; stock, 426736.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Dry Goods.

New York, January 12.--In the dry goods market buyers are not increasing their interest. although there is a feeling that cotton may not have touched it's low point and the readjustment of prices may not be as rapid or radical as many had expected. Jobbers are doing an indifferent business caused largely by the weather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
REWARD NOTICE.

A reward of Sl, ,OOO is here by offered by United Mine Workers of America, of Dis trict No. 20, Alabama, for arrest and conviction of par ty who waylaid and shot from ambush with murder ous intent, w. s. 5winey, a miner, at Johns, Ala, on the night of December 26, 1904.
 E. Flynn, President.
 J. l.. ClemO, Sec'y- Treas.
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W. L. Sims 6 co.,s Market Letter.

Liverpool cables reported that the mar ket was about one point better than ex- pected, and the exchanges on this side opened up the same as yesterdays close. Some firmness was shown after the opening, and an advance of to points was registered, after which there was a steady decline amounting to r points by 1 o'clock.
 The bears were very aggressive and there were some reports of country banks calling loans.
 New York wired that any weakness in the interior spot market would easily precipitate slump in futures. The only support accorded the market at the mo- ment comes from short covering.
 On any further decline of size, 1t might be well to buy cotton for a temporary rally on the other hand, should the mar ket advance, we favor short sales.
 The spot market was reported firm, with sales in some instances 1-16 higher than board quotations.
 Receipts compared with last year con- tinue light. These would ordinarily be bullish features, but for the weight of cotton which has yet to come on to the market.
 The wheat market fiuctuated within comparatively narrow levels today, May ranging between 116h and 117h. Frequent and wide fluctuations are to be expected in this cereal, and manipulation will be apparent from time to time. Corn, oats and provisions are practically stationary, and no special news about those com modities. We look for O lower market on hog products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13

Chicago January 12.4Conditions favor able to crop development in Russia as well as in the United States made a rather weak wheat market today. At the close May wheat was off 1ec. Corn is down A@Ac Oats and provisions are about unchanged. Out of respect of for mer President J. D. Hammil, who died last night the board of trade will close at 12 o'clock tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Treasury Statament.

Washington January R.-Today's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund shows: Available cash bal ance, 141,964; gold, $70, 232, SOP.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
cIearlnos and Exchanoe.

Memphis, Tenn, January 12.-Clearings, $839, AS; balances, $222,077.
 New Orleans, La.. January 12.-Clear- ings, $4, 4O3, ,GO9; New York exchange, $1 per 1000 premium, commercial paper.
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Interior Movement.

Houston-Quiet; middling. 15-16; net receipts, 454S; gross receipts, 454s; ship ments, 495S; sales, 347; stock 76,047
 Augusta-Steady;, middling, [; net re- ceipts, 232; gross receipts, 232 shipments, 634; sales, 745; stock, 91,S75.
 Memphis-Steady; middling. 6%; net re- ceipts, 7S1; gross receipts, 26s7; shipments, 4176; sales 2OOO stock, 132, ,429.
 St. Louis-Dull; middlng, T; net receipts, 100; gross receipts, 1885; shipments, 1861 sales. 40; stock, 40651. Cincinnati-Net receipts. 767; gross re- cepts, 767; shipments, 43l; stock, 4ll7.
 Louisville-Firm; middling [
 Total today: Net receipts, 622S; gross receipts, 10,O69; shipments, 11,99O; sales, 3l32; stock, ,119.
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May-June, 3.s4; June-July. 3.s7; July-Au- gust, 3.s9. August September, s.91; Sep tember-oetober. s.s3: October-November' 294
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Dove Shootinu.

On January 20 and 21. For full partic- ulars address c. A. Farrow, Jackson s Gap, Ala. 1-6-tf
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LiverpooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool January 12.-Cotton spot in fair demand; prices six points higher. American middling fair, 423; good mid ding, 3.95; middling, 3.S3; low middling, 3.71; good ordinary, 3.57; ordinary, 3.A. The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 1000 were for speculation and ex- port. and included 1900 American. Re- ceipts 5000 bales. including 7700 American.
 Futures opened steady and closed steady American middling, g. o. c:January, Jan uary-February, 3.73; February March 375; March-April, S.78; April-May S.Sl;
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Metal Market.

New York. January 12.-The London tin market shows further slight advance. spot closing e131 los and futures 9131 Is
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13
Seahoard Air Line.
Chicaqo 'Chanqe.

Baltimore, Md, January 12.-S. A. L., common, 16A@17; do preferred, 95Q36.
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure 5r passenger trains at the union station, Birmingham:
 (Effee'ive January 8. 9:OO D. m)
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Local Staple Groceries.

Local Staple Groceries. C orrected daily py E. F. Rcden Grocery
 Company.) Sugar-Granulated, 6ls; Y. G. 5h Flour-Fancy patent. S6.75; half patent, s5.6
 Coffee - Green. l0Q1Sc; Arbuckle's. Porto Rico, $14.3O Meat-Dry salted ribs. 7ss; dry salted rib bellies S1se; hams, fancy, 12hc me- dium, He; extra clears S5sc; bacon bel lies, 11c.
 Lard-Leaf, Sc. Compound Lard-Snowdri1t, 5Mc Molasses-Centrifugal 15Gl35c; suga- house, 40c; Georgia cane. 35c Beans-Navy, s2.4 per bushel; Lima, DO pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-01-13

Feed Stuff Corrected daily by the Birmingham GraIn
 Company Corne No. 2 mixer ? or bushel sacks, Gle. Oats, No. mixed, 42c; No. white. 4sc Wheat bran. so or 100. s22. Cotton seed feed meal, $21 prime $22. DO. Purina food, S26. Corn chops. s1.05. Corn hearts. s23 Shorts, 100 pounds S23.50 Huls bales. BOG. Hulls, sacks, B 1-3c. Hay, best timothy. sl6; good timothy, $15; Johnson grass s11 .50. Rock salt, %c.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
CHRISTMAS GIFT
FOR HOSPITALS
Saturday and Sunday Collections.
Amounting (" $3i.l19.9G. Will
Be Sent to the Various Institu
ti"ns To Dnv.

Fci!o~:-S i;s AanUa: custom n making
dissr'su'i"r 90 funds collected hy the Hos
t,'A! Saturday and sunday Association on
Shri.'mAs morning. the total collections
AZ! l." s'n' as a s:fs cf :hs day 20 the
's''oa. h"..i;aIs which are qualified 20 re-
ceiS~ :h.:n
Al = meeting q the Committee on fts-
tsihEi;c, ~ :he association. the net
amount q Es;-. - the largest collection
ever taken by the body. Wos allotted 20
the h"ssi;eI qualified To participate in pro-
PORTION 90 TIE amount Of charity cases
treated bs each.
cs ;h:s sum 81 ~ e vas divided amoes
che Participating ADp;tA,s. Wa..s g. iS Wa0
tv'rs. cSs. 10 hospissb not Qgai!oed 70
participate. hue which are dong neSfso-
r.ov0 charity 0o:k Of sAooe Qvall6eA. the
Ct Louis cnild.en's HosDstal obtained the
lArgsss amount. receiving A04 q D.
NAsy's lnermary Was ne1t. With &1no.
tNas:,ces % vasysns sumo Wese made
60 she B<fheads Home for laevsableA.
Shch revived SS.s. 10 the Mount o. Aoes
aad 'Ae P-cSt1ene Hospital each 0pttin4
go an: 20 tire ek.s and CaAceS Hospital
shich received ga O6e!:n&s received.
Oh,ch Oe.e sesiSnA:e6 soe any particular
charity Wese Il 80. TIE NArtha Fafonos
Hospital. e eos the - Louie 0acsisR Hos
r.tai ARD 5 cSats for the Missouri HaDeise
SarttA.:sRs.
TIE large Gssas hcBes pees3Aed oves b.
TIRE :adses carried % hooos0 IN tAo Doenl
o. coa:r!oss:n0 sh< lafOsee total % ~
fund. q: - - beia0 recasvsa Sfo0 thAO
eeufee- he e1l1so 80 peeeeneooo co.,
ts.bves1 &3o.A 0Aco ~ eAuseAsa
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SPO0NER GENEROUS
TO IA TOILETTE
Reserves Good Assignments and
Rest Committee Rooms for His
Old Political Enemy SIecula
tion as to His Reception.

Washington. Der - Now that Il - as
sure: that Robert ~ Ia Toilette 0!li come
70 he senatorial scat sh~Ye - ~s: "ss
gos . as 10 h,a he will behave. hon his
colleagues S:.! Treat h'-,. VIVA; Wi!l - The
relss'ons-bo:h nominal ar. actual be-
tween him and HE senatorial co'!.rS 30
ard ss.io.. John q. Synons- sah especially
how the Wisconsin Congressman VIII ae,
.oNaSd h:-r
a.. che surface sh~ Ssnsfe may BE- eH-
pe~se1 ." - gssinc.iiicus!y correct Ia ';s re-
cs:'ion. II siI ssci4 ~.svy appearance
= ses'-~ 20 .rf.!cs . frns' and .. all
deal ch:ib:sins from the hp;:on af the
pack sS3 S@o.1 w !se Gesve shen~vs: 70
feels eecvsc sssi-s: discovery IL 80 !oinx
The req s~raso? pt!i b> n.aie 20 ..ei
about - much at home a. . 'nsn Sho ~,
broken :n.o . club &c which he 10 nos W..-
GENE
Nss Ia Fo,l.sse hss contributed 10 sinai:
rare to hSY husbands success SAe 10 a
femafkAbIe WOMAN of aRasSS ghe kroae
even bo1y IN Wisconsin. indeed she has
he. oUn fo!io9irG. sometimes quite distinct
froen her hushAnfs. Ahe has heip~d Of
ea,i8e o. nansoe kss cam ,.sign she II
A.ye smosR he advisers ard he s.4 h.s
cin.e trends srust hee a6yjce because u
has seiso.n nsep Sssify.
On the soeiai side then. sheS. 10 osso--
s,:s!sy for . d. ctded strengthening ~ Ser
s.os tAF oIlsoee as . factor IL nDfsona1 At
fasSs-
1enssor Sps4coer has esov~A himself .
heuAA- caused man 81 bis hs0d5sal OF tbs
peeifminAstss - 1AYoneese's co@lae. He
d eoe of the poOesO e the Senate ~
eAsis0a0 g - Au1D Co001ssss. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
ACCEPT SAN|TAR|UM
SITE At LAS VEGAS
Board Finds Tract Offered by
Santa Fe Railway Fitted for
Location Of Hospital for Treat
mcnt Of tuberculosis.

ch.eaeo- f--c IA: meeting y: -.s
hoard g t~.ecro's % 'se National! Fra
'.rasl San.z-it3.i Association he.e Sss;..-
Cay II 1ss vote: "a Accsr: she Offer Of
se acre .: lard Ard a blsildi-E sad &c
- worth IN 81. rsiESSo-hcoa - So, go.
'oes'c'' =: tAs tss.s y ~. recently
--sas 80 the association ~ the AtcA:sor.
Topeka az: Santa re Rs...uat.
a c>'-r-:'-s~ f-n.-i 'se Soart cS Direc-
tore hss ST returned fro:-. .as2.>c..ne the
pros~rc. 40: reported fh.i g sas en-
i-en'l, e;.s! :oE TIE purposes Q: the ssso-
= alton
n s.!!:tor - ere Sa.s, Re e... TIE
c;tlsens % "a. Vegas have of~-e! TO de~9
a. the association seS>ra. thousand acres
% is-! . hoa1s
committee oAs Appointed .; fc-iay's
meeting 80 cSsaS.s.s the transfer % the
S:cs~sry ssS 20 ee: she sss:aG - os sse
s-titsn9 c-oe>.iy g-Her Wsy
Il - sHse~.~A sha. sse sAnitASfufa V.i,
- r~Aiy ec- accaeA:cy sa.ty n<Hs ser.ne
C-iy tres. enYs-.nS from svAs:cv.ae ssos.
be 0ti: ~ a!-r..:~. 80 -. sAa:ss.fvfa.
Ncss - .ae iaree ?r1sesnai cs0aai1aetoas
y the C-;s>f S.a.es are associated IN she
movement: 0ss-s Was cssg:-a:e3 As: y0e
.. he = lAsx;< E8Snss:.os-
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had more 20 do. FOR Instance. with as~
siSnment OF cnmMiftee-Soon- than any
body else He took advantage % the op.
portunisy 20 do the handsome thing. iiS
held Ous one Of the very bss: cons.nittrS
suites that = new Senator can :,ossbv
hOpe for. and when protest VAS entered
against It's reservation for h's coi~agUs
DO! the xccus usss.oo - dot : rnyfhirE
mean. s!snpiy because IAFoll"''e and him
ssls had not always he~n politically fr;sni-
~. lie Insisted that fno-" rooms be s..
served 90. IAfoileru. and th.y nave b."r,.
And IN the matter o! committee s-s,H1-
meats. EkeW!se. vacancies have been !rc:
for I-afGIleste which sssUr- .l:rn posi-
biiisi~~ % reasonably sasisf scso-y service.
snj Socon"r II again credited with :h9
chief responsibilities
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ynagogueo and soeiet:es donated Ss.ES S;
Sun6.y- school collections amounted 10
at various localities brought n OIAn.
The entire expenses of tn. collection
Were Se19 -. or less than 90 -: cent q!
the entire svm. Although printing vas
done 1t the lowest possible rates. mary
prominent houses Of the city furnish ins
their work AT cost price. the EXPENSES t..
ce:ds and badges composed Q good portion
oS the exp~nse account
Al q meeting Of tn. Executive Board o.
ske association a resolution Wae adopted
returning thanks tn the ladies' who had
presided st the collections. tn the Rens.e-
men In charge os IL. buildings for ;he:r
provisions for the comfort of the ladies'
and "a the pss@ for :he large space R,yen
IN featuring the collections and the sym
yathy the neWspap~fs have shown vish
the objects of che association
The distribution snonG The institutions.
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WIRELESS VALUABLE
N l|FE-SAv|NG WORK
Records Show That Telegraph
Has Played Important Role in
Rescue Work Along the Allan
,,c-Systcm 10 H.. Extended
Ggr- r;lr. STE, IA

Washington .>S~ t-I-rr 'rs:fst'1s -
eAs p.As,,ca. worth % si-Viess ,si~s-sSct
nae s..-r the Sctrst scuGNi ~ A"ar Al
.o--. ~x,- since she tlfFsH TIRE charge -
~. st-~l>.s 0oek CO to ;icre---:'>s' sa'
ssn~er,r1,s.s IA his otsc- FrsHsi!ss.ly
.e.s se-A has Ne>n aios-s re .'n~ g Tass-
.rs -. s,se~m wsich 30. sh1srts %
aks Atlantis Caass seors >c-fh~cst Nam
60 EeSs~ar aaa ssrn i1-ts aHc>s -
.s;xAu.sr--y,ss .-Y-ssra ara caisu - 'ss
lstAn,.s a c-uc,trai Enssas - ts,-7,Ir'Is'i-
ca,.,n R.s. q. accurate a,s! - -sAes- a.
WcrH ~ sysser1 90 had ~s:S. Aa1
sseoa cAs;es
i.iyESAS,NS WORK
0scrc,:Ar~ matter a.: . very ':-f-
DcrtAat one 10 shs vice - 'ae s:sas -
80 0ork Ao-~ ev 0sr~seos ses~Gsarsy n
~ Way os sAs.na NE asd err>ssy a.
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In Orss. - as-e-.A.n a~s-.seiy ss~ ss.se
q OteVsess - .Sis matter Rear A4-stas
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0sro1eoo ssas.oc at N~~pc&s. J. tc"r-
esASs6sT Aissr: s:.~as-s IN rAA:Oe- osAi-G
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.csIO0sN9 sro's-c-s N h.ca Osse.e<s
seaa00OAv esays4 An iez1cetAss pASt,
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

rs-no-ea;s ~ f~c es-~Ae following
appoin:ments Tor quarterly meeting of the
M",nodi.; Eescofai Church :cs so.'he.n
II.tsois has Just he~0 announced Ny Pre-
sSd:ne 0AeS J " NcEe!!i os shis riey:
S:ncsassol Nvsxsysesr, ae4 p..ckns,~s,Ie
Jaeus.y y. IL y. Ac-Sas vs:noa. F.se Csses
t.ion ssre. e.s EeoassA ch.pe:. yssosfy .
0ouss v>sene C.rcs,. Jsnaary =. !: 3 Rsn-
.es. Cos.ssh. Fra.h's.. aaa c-.b Osrhsrs
Henr,saSy Z j. Hernia. Gear Ssfc.e jsAaS-
.aa Cley 81! Cor,s-vi..e. rssrsaTy 3 "a IL ..
Aaaaa. C>ea! ser.sss venevay =. a =.
ssy = = 3: Ca.fn. AnsaA Cry asa Cl.a
HssrH 8 l. 8: wsiisevfsis. famasaA iW
81 &c.,. llsSsA z q. =: HsiasSA Css.
610ioio N06 C6uEA ga osDeo CusZA
nssT "a = 1'e' ''' As' ''es "
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
ANTIQUE JEWEL s ARE STOLEN.
Thief Gets -. .ts(ssp Worth Of Dia-
mHnds From Show Window.

E~w York. Doc 1-f0,ir Thousand Goi-
lars worth o; antique ieus,,y. including
diamonds. ersrs!ds, yyhies. tn-.xes and
t~a!is. ua- .:.ler early to-day from ;H-s
snow ~ .nt0W % 81 Apsn Of De- IN aI-
;ioucs a: No -: Fifth as.ag-.
The shic: smashed 't~ Hia.io1 srS
s.ixei . s~wsi 10, IN which the missing
trr.i. We're esN,:'se1
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
~Keep
D.GaVeS'
TOO0 Powder

md use Il twice every day. Il
preserves, bsightens and whitens
good teeth, md keeps the bad ones
from getting any wosse." That's
.WAas the dentists say.
a 1oAnl1 0sons 0os - AseGonA -
oR.obovo6P 1ooob O,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

THE NAY 90.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
RErs;,c srEsiH.

Esa,sss;,- In. De- c-TAe e-,-
era-rs~ so- -se SacasH Day eAss..e, ss
sass.~s. !-t ;anEs"y 4 rae h~>n -o.-
s:<,-. ~rcuS ;se sS~ahe-- ssc saS~ &C.
>-p.~s .-r1sa.sc-s &c ss~aA A. Mayor
-: ls.s' - '-a.rsec s-c1G~ess-sss os,se
rsns<s e NA-sea, ~ Th.-sss Ia6eA-,
Is-s--s;i- -s,l.7ss Chairman. cato Ss;so
80 icSa Et-SA--i N~ScsSr - ikc-et-s
NsN Na1ar. -sslae - Jsch -sses,..~
II Trey Woo..sr o. oSe1se.>-u ~.
sl~-<~r4ss- -.tsos.ai secretAry- ~ z f,-
Ssgs e !Fnrt-ea;, ass NAtac u. v Ne.-
ss<> q No.as Ss--s~. Ina
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

EEfl Fi-.E 81 iAi-
N..g.,a- III. De- sa-rse cass Co:nsy
y e Z. L. AeA "a oeAscrcai ccHsese "a
PAEAa~.sAfa. III sAR night 1As silver
ss<saai eas Assrcel % MISC Jessss Fas.
oocs c4 AskAoA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

oeoAoeAeo oo1 v0osoo6oo vsoO Cos1o-
sA,aEve Rr~c-s Ses3sss oS,A exc CasA g.:
..-vs re-z<-as .eesrsso o. sor ssfs sASe
Aas As.sA s-r ssGaAtsso e e - Srs.s- -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
3croffjeIp | Shmei,.

Sra Gent, Gdfpei5. t~elegrafcres
Sen 29oe apriI, at SorSifieIp merle.
bes Der &I. 2.45 ON Morsenen ocn
29oe apriI. en- Tel Of Snobpseerns
tlcp banse % Isb no paa @aoen, men
8pitclien gioroe fin en- iibefpoeiia
Sfdoe. Stsocue for element Bet igo.
peiriige Sfaneia 90 Minogitatter,
airfer og Slie fit SprGffer.
Sra Gatanin pno Siritien Ifripes,
a. 8illfnnest StromboIi paa en- Iibei
9 WibbeIbaDet en- I girfinnbeo.
Zen uoienoer iburc Stene, 90 Der
fIpSer 2apa neo fru bens Siber. 2ette
Sorbifielp fblger. Gen tpffe Ratlir.
forffer Or. Sdrulta iOm pilbe fore.
tase llnoerisgeIier, fom for NOR og
tleo beffa6iget.
Sgiaa ! 6ranfrig mcrteoes Soro.
iflelo melcn 81. 9 % 3 2srSag
Mtprsen ben 29oe apriL, nemlig !
2ponL Hontallier pe Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-02
Spnn Tor Wionat.

Set iigc3 oInin0eIig, at Ssonen
ifr gtiotut cr iGrIig itprfeH0c. gn
iad0an fSotfcmenirq fan finn opitoa
al Ell Grioriug, iou i0cli9 giento9er
Jig; Ser moo 0crfor ltg8e lrOget iaf.
tiif til @rm0 for 0en.
Zen 6orftaring ser gipc3, guar
gicrre ITO poo, at / De forite Natteti.
mcr CT ser mcre Stilbeb operalt, ioa
man tan fou no ill Ell uforItprret
Scmt. 90 set or rigtiqt NOT, at 10
minSre SEN iopen0e paaoirfe$ at Emo
% ems, ocito trrMgcre NJ 0nbere fat
SGOnen bIipc. Gerfor oil set oltio
uTre riatiQt at ioOe, ruur Set or msrtt
~ init I 9taturcn, % at ppre paaeeu,
mems Soler ~ifinrer % Suglcne inn.
ger. Mcn CIT Itor Del ar 9aret er
ret merft hnobe Tor % eiter Sope.
ti0en % / Gn Storbp er bct life rart
bcpcnOt meo Stilbcoer / Sc iere If.
tcntimcr, SorfInringen CT 0erfor rep.
ne tpI0eitaisrcr6e.
RimcIigOiS er set life iod mcget
SGureu isr II, Ser er iurlig gupn.
li8, iom Net er Sen iilSigc 9pgactio,
Ser er iHrIig ifaSaig. Glertaaet al
Dem, ser tonarcr / SGt9 otter Dtio.
nat, aier set. forSt Be hor iiSoet lrn.
ae oppc biemme cucr ourct lent ltoe
% bor ooermmNct cn oIlcreoe tiS-
Iigcre inotr&rOt SrrtbeO % boIot set
aaaenSe peS SiGIp al iorifieHig Gti.
mutation. 9et er &c beraf fsIgerSe
Gfteroeer, man er ri for be Msorqe.
ner, On mon Oooarer efter at bare
faaet Ssor FOR WiSuat.