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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
Selling Goods
on Mail Orders

= the married development ei
modern merchandising made pos'
able BY the wide circulation Of
newspapers and periodicals. in -.
raj sections, the growth Of free
delivery routes and improved
mail and express facilities.
1t 10 q method which, though
largely employed, il still in ito in
fancy. 1t brings in close com
mercial commune the country
buyer and the big merchant and
manufacturer Of the city. Its
enormous growth in the last few
years is but an index Of it's vast
ps ssib;lities for trade expansion.
Merchants, manufacturers and
speciality dealers who coptem-
plate an enlargement Of their bust
hess through this means will and
no better channel Of publicity
than is offered them in FARM
PROGRESS. the big mail-order
monthly published by The Repub-
lie and now going into the homes
Of e00. .iN,0 farmers every issue.
The rural resident has been edu-
Gated to do business through the
mails. He has fonnd it safe and
economical. and he is always will
ing TO patr0hize the advertiser
who has the right goods at the
right price.
FARM PROGRESS readers have
needs that must be supplied. An
increasing number of advertisers
are impressed with this fact from
month to month. Their business
grows with their advertising.
They have found FARM PROG
RESS profitable. or they would
not continue 10 use il.
The advertising rate IL 10 cents
an agate line. FLAT. The forms
close on the 18th Of every month.
THE REPtjRIIC /
St. Louis, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
NEGROES GET LIFE SENTENCES
Frank Portw0od Freed - Mr.
der Charge at nanville, III.

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tAaf 0uyoSn0ee Ooo tho t0Bo1I.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

\ wa;ch-Dieht meeting. following ths
;.ca.ar evening s-r.lC. Ak WtIso- ~ 4.
Siutca tv-.G.;.ow H..nt VIII consist =!
Sn Ep4orth League meeting. q .yfnpc "a
u'I. Aid u special music programme.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Tho watch night service a. Cock Ave
Hus NJ. II ChuIrn. Scuih. U.l. Sss n 4: I.
O'clock to-;nnrrow Eikat. following IN;
evening service.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

There will be wa;ch-nicht services a.
Code Avenue Ne, ,hc:.s, Episcopal csu.c;.
to-:nar-ow. Aside from the regular S..-
ca: .Sn' sermon there viii b. love east.
holy SoMInEiiIof. AID 4 CONSERVATION EoJ..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

The Gliecns will es>ls, the pastor, sh'
Rs.e:e!i1 Jn-.phUs Stephan, in the watch
nigh: services ia Marvin Memorial N. l..
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evening
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
mrs. NARY MURPHY.

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30
A0oWGY 70 LOAN

on FURNITURE OR PIANOS
no Mt vAtl To- CALI ari %. sue ras0s
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

011ssa1 ses s.ss.ai eD,nass e sso0 Q
01H taGSsr., $500
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

Doctor Mary H. Mclean. assisted by
Sw0 J1IaneSe students. Will address t...
Sunday school VI Webster Groves Pres
6ytey.an Church on Missions IN China
SD Japan Tomorrow afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

Jail The colorcd fomale highway
man. the police we're locking for.
haa dish face and the johnson
woman filled the bill, She happen.
ed TO be the only colared woman In
sight when City Detectives Hubbard
and Freeman strode down Maynard
avenue In response to telephone
call stating that two ualored women
we're holding up and rohhing people
IA that vicinity 50 abe VAS hauled
Off 10 TAIL.
The arreatlng Officers say that she
was Identified by several outside Pc
lice oftlcefs. who gave her a bad
reputation. According 90 Detective
Hubbard. tho woman fell on To the
floor and refused Go look at a Ia
cana dcteatiye when he wegfsAn 10
Identity her. "
Well give me i6 days.a said
old Reb Kelly when asked by
the court Just how hong he wanted
TO stay In Jail Kelly was arrested
on a charge ~ drunkenness a few
days ago. NJ court allowed the
man to give hla own sentence after
To Recommendation Of the city at
tcTncy bad been reAeored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
WAS HIS
BUSY DAY

law afternoon was seasien
Nsas5inary EOS Police ludgo Cor
sA. ~ wha disposed Of over thirty
ees cases In less than two hours
pssss ,hen looked around for more
an ~ the eases brought before
- ,r,aanted peculiar aspects aud
h'a ~ them showed an obvious
I ,,e,aps on the part Of the police
,rsilr,aa the victims On hearsay
N.ssnea Witch could not be or was
alsputed Walter Franklin, a
.s eelorssA theatrical performer.
l.s.swly esS-a2sd a Ions sentence
ss..sse he waSArfe(6ti In company
80 ~ aChlneo KID a local night.
~ n the police FranAln'a attQS
- ,alks.i hard and ft~S and w.
A.e,lls broke up the hearsay tcs-
,,-.sny Of City Detectives Hubbard
W ls f.rcsman. but the court Insisted
80 Fgaaklln stay cat - bad com
-. or he would be sent to jail
As rs 4 scared 10 open my mouf.
IA franklin on the witness stand.
..S~.l hix man there said he'd twist
Nv smsk on Il I didn't keep stlll. 80
= = went along easy like and said
srsfla, / DON know what Use rest
:, ~ I les came 20 town bout two
eoar. fass they pluched me"
uarv johnson. eolared, running
,,sse AZ BLACK Haf, another dream
y heaaeussers. ~ ne fare - well
"a A ssie admitted hciu n ehalcn
-nnan. sha VA fined soc anA will
Assa 10 spend - DAYS is 10 city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

of the report Mrs. johnson. Of 1918
Boron avenue, enyn that she saw
the boys assault the celestial.
An Inquest IN To be held upon the
body of J. Smith, former employee
OF the seattle Electric company. a.
ESQ O'Clock Tuesday morning
Smith was caught between two cars
near Flrat avenue aud Virginia
street and fatally crushed on satur-
day afternoon. lie died al the ia
eific hospital several hours after the
accident.
In order that they might the more
correctly judge OF tho @pcrlta OF
Katie pafner'a sultON-f $4,000
damages against the Majestic l.aun-
dry company. the Jury which Il lis.
tening Go the trial. took a trip Tues
day morning oiE o. Lake Union To
Wow thu machinery Of the defend
~. Tho fair plaintiff claims that
Nsr hand was caught between the
hot rollers OF the mangls md ter
ribly burned and crushed.
The headquarters Of the Chicago.
,hilwaukee a ~. Paul sill be moved
- the a0uthe9sa cnrnee OF First ave
nne and Yealer way GA Wednesday
These offices we're formerly occupied
by the Calhoun. Denny 4 Ewing
company rho office WHY be diyid-
ed Into two parts. the Che uee wll4
waukee a St Paul on one side alss
the l. a. Gray ste@ashlp eoa 10 ~
on the other.
Sara Ran@ll Ass bremsna saAt eus
divorce and - esr sasanth las@m
against Edward Randall. ne 20
ground OF nun-suppOrt. The oois
plate, alleges that there are elgsl
children aa isauo Of the aarriieee
The pupils Of the English depart
rent Of the Seattle liza neeOol ass
tsee e work, writias rs toe 81 o.
popular works ~ uctloa. Tos rod
OF these reviews, ws@a etas ~ ~
VIII be neatly printed SCR 90 s-sos so.s
ak Tho Lewis and ciaeig ssOesp.ao@.
Ed Scaulon. conYictes 81 r1.nhs q,
tho St James hotel. ter kaov fook
sle 'eie the CssivsU ss@. vnrs roDSss
dso mootaHs asWssscss 10 ssrsSS. RIA
yeitea " uae stee pesonoe ssosap1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
LITTLE HAPPENINGS


'ssame day I'll Wander HACK
Agasn." said =. Bernstein. a chain
eam prisoner over a year aae AZ he
tunlhled the coins intrnatsd him TO
make small purchase for Guard
SheehaA Ma0lay. auard Roberts
.piekod hl@ up on Washington street
aud now he will DO Kent In close
confinement until the original srn-
ts@ra expires, or he will he nharrri
again Aoe the Tea OF tAa eeoney
given hlsn o. tsass<a n, shss - buy
"lob&cy'' With.
A clsawze OF resss,eSs drlxlax ms y
D. fssls augaanst an ,@iecntlfled ex-
o zee $500. whe dalIearately drove
away ord ioe tlss fataer OF Or. W.
IT. i4sess sse sUns hssstlsas in the
sli4-1 - o. ao.aux a 49, eslver's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

81 Paul. l76 bsb, no -. i16.
sugar, if28-s. ~, 142 "a.
Tn. Pac, i32 -. lsi a-s. 1s1 IL.
&. s.. s., com. "a Is. IS 8. 2g 81.
q. s. s., pfd,, % 7.s. % 5-s. gs II.
There were no markets IN Chi
eago today, account city election.
STOCKS = The stSck market
opened at about last nights closing
prices. and during the session were
rather giraffe and feafurele8a. some
stocks advancing and others declin-
ing. Amaigamated Copper and tho
Steel stocks were strong. and closed
strong at good advances over yes
terdaY. 1he balance Of this list
closed ratsor weak Union Pacific
maintains leadership, and is looked
upon az 4 barometer 20 the rest Of
the market which followed is
course downward. y. J.. showing q
net loss Of IA from yesterday.
Joseph says There is siill moth
ing Ia sight 10 hinder the bull talk
on the market. Atehiaon and Penn
yytyanla both VIII sell much higher.
8ry some Tenn Coal T. Iron aa4
hold on % Federal Mining &
Shelter preferred. ultimately Il will
sell very near 20 10"
There seems 60 have been a large
short interest created without dis
lodging long holdings. This in
itself will eventually cause buying
20 cover short cOntracts. and Il be-
gins % look aH though there would
be a good deal OF this In the near
gulura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
NEPTUNE F0R A0RTH

The twin screw stcamcr Neptune.
osncd by Captain Z. A, swirl, OF
les el1 oil sail "Wednesday or
eeursias TO valdez and polnta 10
sbs SeetsNsu. Tbla will W the
eou. tcO co too Yennet
10 1 a01ha vaab, vedSs Ctpiain
sssfya esOve asNs.e The Nep-
tusc sVi sses els assss, trips 10
snut es.se sse . ssss4 sssse she was
e~ecess eus Gu sorsssts II carrying
IN ~@y fss op ess 10 et3 trip north
rsss sssDs suan !. % oa~s a ,Ssr % ere
leBesosos OF ., sseps '0s eds : etss 80
Elaioa0s-. sOzs lasessou @s. ansesese
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oaouo.u,aiu OF sssssasouuss wssbfoss,
l.e.rn osgss '5.es isd0siO ,aps osroi a.. Ne
sso1suoiis.. uaa csszs vo00 90 L-sasss,so
t..o esra asus 8Osssa esky N oessdss o
uBsc. NnC1b osue sos-seis Of Ia 30 ccnD
un. cD.sp Spt,s cun8 OoIr ooDsoo SAY loas
a. iSoaero,srs Coooa1sosso On eosuo oscop
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bus aercn fisft ~ venoas as.s lax =
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

sugar. sg0b. maple suRaG iOaisH.
Less Ac II paid within 10 days.
Msata.
CowH beef. ahas steers. To. NUT
ton. L.Q8c. pork. DC. lamb, DC.
aprinS1 lamb, tsQA. dressed veal.
small, sWphe. live rabbita. dos.
1915.
Hams. Bacon end Lnrd.
Hams. i2Wtaof bacon. breakfast.
fak 9iaAi lard white Star. fierce.
ehoi lara. white Rose. 1Ae: lard.
Wild Rose. ske.
Ducha. dressed lfBian3 geese.
dressed. 100 iecl chickens. dressed.
$50 Tel turkeys, fancy local dressed.
fe0 aao.
brasil. per 10. is0ftef eocoanutA
per dozen, soc. wainuta Eng
iiah. ifM ibc. peeanH. iaM ifci
fiiberta. fhci black walnuta. 7ei
hickory nuts, Tel butternutH, &C.;
Jap peanuts, Bel Virginia nennutH.
le. Jumbo peanuts, Be; almonds
i2h ollie.
Flsh, oystsra Etc.
aoiea. &c. black COD. &c. ling cod.
&C. crabs. ttWlTb. eihmA open
shipment. ti60. clans. per sack
tt7b. oysters Olympia. per sack.
$500: open bulk. per gallon.
fz.2bs salmon. Zoe. salmon
trout. isci skinned perch.
=. shrimDs. 5000. fI0undara
~ herring. scs Holsters, f7Me.
smslt. COD sturgeon. Sc. black hasa
7e. halibrf. eaIc: perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent per bbl.. tf.7s. Crown
1910 Minnesota hard wheat o.
PiiiFbury. o.. Piiisbury's Best. o..
standard Dakota. SC Olympic. SAB
Eis stric. t7b Holly. sfTs Golden
Northwest, te7b. Electric Light
81 rs. Gold Medal. s1.Bo. Top Notch.
tffs. Centennlaia. brst. 1f7B. Cold
drop. Idzt. Patent Excellent, st7k.
Novelty A. tfs5.
csresfa
whole wheat ioa. per bais. ttie.
whole wheat flour. per bbi.. it2B.
fraham. Per bbi -. per bale. e. %.
Dbl. -. rye flour. per Dbl. 800.
rye meal. per bare. 81 90. buekwh-At
per bbi. 81. burkwheat per bale.
tAfb; corn meal lea per bale. t2.io
per Dbl f1.7b white corn
meal. sos. 81 bale. s. 20. rolled oats.
bbi. =. c. Co. 1873 wheat flakes.
bex Is lbs. 1870. farina. per bbi-
1850: farinA. io-ih. naeAa. per bale.
"a hemihy. large. pee Dbl. it.7e.
hominy. small los saie. t2so. Holly
ssif-raisinR pueswhsaI ssAA. ease
ISIS. p~ari barley. 7s-Ib boxes.
ttte. p.afi barley. foe~Ib sacks. 81.
ssiit t-sas. u beasL pssocorn. per cNt-
ta.oo. cracked wheat. per eaie. 3so0.
Honey.
Califorss& Nraises. Der n. &c.
Caiifs ahh saNc. Der D. lie. bonsy.
stsraH. Ger n 7bttcs Oregoa
naes cwses. m-esses ist< - y
sssee YasUns-4 iUs.es ciUornh
ts<--.
oats. per ton. ssfGs2. bran. per
tor. tzt672. barley. rolled. per ton.
rza.b0s21. feed wbeW per ten. IN
r. 50. dairy chos feesl per Ion. Gcna
"a. oil meal. pss toe. 500 asss best
chop. f2Ts.s whole corn. ton. tzT8
per ton. ss3s2t
Eastern Washington timothy
sfs. alfalfa. ti26eoia: wheat
hay. slG easteq-- " sss isaton doL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

SocLL3Hkth1ff o.. Ayafsa tn 4
ssfssxsfn esso@ effh Fianoaass a1saeAatse
or ezpoa oTnS4h crsaf,s a0st u>e
saFsss 90 ere 1aenn ssonoefeoa 40 eosat
elH4ss EssssFesss Ixnoeoa saa8sp aad
Ioof1isa n tfslgth - UH pas.iassssssE
snass narnn tesszSt anst 4zs6so0 e.0psos
fafaUdos lrus Bossl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
THE MARKETS

Another big days business was
transacted on Western aYonuo on
Tuesday. Everything IL q boom on
tho markst and selling we'll The
ono great feature Tuesday was the
fall OF green beans from $3.50 TO
$500. since the last steamer from
California arrived. Tho steamer
goods from California ON Monday
have all been cleaned up and tho
commission men express their re-
gret at there not having been more.
Native butter has dropped 2 cents
on account OF the heavy shipments
that are coming IN. Eggs are still
flat NJ ~ cents. but as there are a
great many coming IN. Il f. expected
they will drop Asparagus has gone
up on account Of scarcity. lYestGre
IL almost impossible % buy ut any
price. itadlghes are down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

pscxrx. April A. sngnsu1 eiofs
G1as. aIspcdaEsst oatfs0iassFsr 20 Nsol-
zee. len Or uss snafszi ssusGtza os.sissx.
ysa nan bow Represent ~ va olS al
sisa fs%eiIu anf spns lossese ossso nj toss
% Al ,oa TO ED higo farewell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

LONDON Apoa t=.f tpapsuDth
ossfn Lahaee. nn-uri Diuss. sasm !
viossrus earsuhduaoe, oce -srrnd olsss
asrouussnsd tor serious less ~ ne
and ds~nss.e D. iuasuFTeH. tsr tow ;
lsu1 ~ snuost oizeA o~ sIuore M Q
s4ssnuus ~ alutea ssttsaei - sssnous,
" daxsatTSzA keeo hsWsss. N OFT
iseonas qsaaeogxs tfSee essHsusasd-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
NOMAK WILL
HANG

HACKmNRACK. NJ j.. April A.
Mrs Anna Valentino. convicted OF
the murder of Rose salzR. who, she
alleged. supplanted her in the at
feotionn OF hsr husband, WAS hen-
fenced today 10 be cArSuted May 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04
Y on Ina ox*ca :
TARo,

= NoBy on hssa oSyca pR.
TARo,
\ Pt1TLAyc. ore. Aus1 a.
4 p 80 Diesn Zoo nscst trolo
4 ssso .s Issrs saaoesa loss
\ iselecs biasnssu o. on e,stre
\ esass In toe casa asawar.
y psefesai eesrs - csoss and
\ e,ea tses t'ilins sg 90 sea
y via bottles sd t~goaa. as
D s.utcs ~ soaufo 49, aas.s-ans.
a uots he os.alp ss,i l,p szsopnss
q dBSrus e asso Nsnot 20 aGisap aunso
n ves@ n~rsst 90 uss @oalnfzn -
q IT'S psoepfiaaoS uss roo snoans
q ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

Neuufapie@
Deans. dry per eva. ta.2bMaTss
small whites, aalkM a4a. large
whites. ta@A1bi pink beans. ta2b.
bayo bearA s9.2b. Lima beans.
$3.50 beeta, per sack 7bemtL
lie per ID. Idsho cabbage.
per cwt. tagB. pIaeentia cab
bage, sac; eauiiflower per
dozen. tt2bi garlic. nsw. lie.
onions. yellow. H.. &C.. onions. Fanno.
eiAc. souug onious. zoe bunch. spin
aeh. crate. 50M bAc, tufnipa Hk. ti25s
futabaEaH. nnek e04s6bi lettuce.
dollhouse. fibomf76: ore squash.
crate. t2.fhmaQ0. carrots ttm1 10
fakiwa potatoes. $4,000 za0oi
Greedy potatoes 81 00a 1900. Yak
tina Enrly Rose. tt.2hs new
California potatoes. &c per ID
WthouHo fandiEhea. aho nsF doz
aeplcH. fancy 1909 i7s, Ben Davis
apleH. 2bd f6es SpltKenberE apples
81. lse2i California sweet potatoes
r.5e ar4B chakeH. per doE. Zoe.
Clutfsrtb celery. sbutf. native
cesry. a04 zoe. native rhubarb
&C.. rucisvlh-ss eos green. s. 90 dos
ietns0,usGs.t Zoe. California barb.
ses. fi,e; s@A peas, 10. Sc.
icssen ses@. Zoe. tomatoes. 1890
y 50 soeso o.sns. $3.50 per case.
iQpsts sNpIS,a ssc H..
FarSlAsA
e-snIthpvs osfsrn. 81 6sd ass. dates
'iee = aase f0o, ID bricks. Ills.
Hsrs 80 dSssi, io=le cartoons. 60
sflsc. ioao. frlit. per box. t2ho
qaTs seeding Erhpa fruit. tiTh
y 60 lemons, choice and fancy.
~ 80 "a orafHfrH. seeding.
tt.bos IN ssxel ofaaFea. taeo
a. We q nse-riees. tih9. Jap.
bale. ti.laO i.zs. crnnherrisa. $40
punssp tasss per dis. tasssAs3. Asn-
ssrl.EIsso pos "a oplea. SC.
unrsstf aktd csssfsssn.
ElWFf8p cheese. rfori0. fhtf
IT, ~ aoesas sraos4 cheese. he
ensam kfi0ss c-s~srr. TO- Cai-
tsfhs1J,t eiar.esss. lks. sutso. ts-
sees cessao~say. toe. cooklsss
lOR iae. ClsSosa oisa nssts ers.nssy.
9tr.
baHs
eEhrfe1Iy fsrafa rpasoe, eNr.
atlEaN
ozuann G n szssaus 60 -. sSsfFa c.
n sstEbtle atAaks pc aafzaHnect ~ tssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

bic compressed. szIi Puget Sound
hay. tiOa1a.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos ton. f72i elan
shslis. i6bs. 500 bone meal, i00A
ts2. graduated bones. i00a. 30. OF
lbs and Cos a. per ton higher
Grain and Grass Sssd.
RED clover. prime. ewt si&to0l -
sisiks, choice. IiTs white elOFsf, tls
us. timothy Der cWt, ltb
Get. orchard grass titi red tor. $50
ie English rye grass. fsi italian re
grass. IS. bronze grass. tis. tai
meadow cat grass tib: Kentucky
blue Ernss. tili pasture mixture
apiands. ti00il
NEW YORK STOCKS. o
Rsportss for The Star BY W A.
Hyer 4 %, ii2 Columbia street. b1
private wire.
Seattle. Tuesday. April 4. 1905.
High. Low Close.
Alehls0n, 30 IL. 81 "a. s73-f
Anal Cepper. 81 Ia. so IA. 81 3-s.
y. A. o, 100 "a. los Is. I08 i-s.
IS. n. r.. Gs "a. CO ia. 81 IL.
Can. Pac.. l4g rs. ifs %. $40.
Erie. eoms. A. IA. as IL. 46 IL.
Ills Central. 100 "a. 100. 100 IA.
Manhattan. l67 1876 IL, 1GG "a.
Metropolitan. 123 10. f22. 12s.
Mo. pac.. l07. l06 10. l0G IL.
l.. a n. i43 "a. ~ rs. AZ -
Peoples Gas. ft45-s. t13 "a. Il57-s.
Penna.. 1914. 1853. ff3.
Reading. com. MA. % "a. 90 30.
X. l.. com. Sc IS. a. a5 -
SO. Pac. IS. 81 IA. ca "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

HanA

snU1esIy npssss rs,sae. sHr
AttgaA
ozsffian G. n ssszits 60 -. s5arsa e
n saktoe shaks pa~slfmesh N tsUs
Eszs ts 40 Any Fnavs uaa tsst, - ss~,u
a. 10. cube. ~ hAsfem WN ben
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-04

Eastern Washington timothy.
sfs. alfalfa. ti26eota; wheat
tsy, sIG. Iesssi eq,s " ssh layton dot.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-10-13

WOMEN'S WOOL
plain and fancy color
back-full sleeves-edge
around-these dressing