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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-01

The case Of j. S. Campbell vs..
John Schcrcr, IN IA suit on u prom
issOry note, came up before the
court this week, and the plaintiff
WIS awarded the principal and IN
tcrcst, attorneys fee and costs.
In the suit for divorce Mary s.
Covington ". WIN. 4. Covington.
the decree was entered aud the
plaintiff gwen custody of the chill
dren.-Prospcctor.
The Hon. ". b. Townsend of Shelby
vile. III. will deliver one OF his famous
lectures; Chips and Bark" n, the opera
house, Thursday night, April 9Th. given
under the auspices Of the Monte Vista
Camp Modern woodmcn Of America.
Mr.. Townsend comes highly recon-
mcndcd by the pres. Of the east as first
class lecturer. His lectures are made
up Of character stories, recitation and
inl-rsonAtion, fun greatly predominant
ing.
This 10 iiity dollar lecture but by
courtesy Of Mont. Vista Camp, will be
free to the public holding tickets which
may liz obtained from members Of the
"a ". A. or the clerk. II. e. Vinaekc.
Free reserved seats at Suoup's drug
store after March -.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-01

BoRN. on Wednesday, March 20,
to Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Schall, n
bOu nclng boy.-Prospcctor.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-01

Mrs. II. G. Mullins visited IN
Monte Vista Monday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-04-01

Frozen Creams sold by a. l..
Stroup are delicious.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

Il
1 Frankly, we've too many rugs, hence these
important reductions in price
| s22. 50 Administer Rugs in room sizes at. .175O
| ST.. so Smyrna Rugs in room Sizes at - 9.75
Sox6o Smyrna Rugs, $500 value, at 219I
Red Star Reduction Sale
LINENS.
A stock without an equal in Denison, from which
we have selected these Big Sale Items to prove our
statement. Read them and tell us if we have made
out case
Damask, rich in quality, yet surprisingly low in
price. Many new patterns.
Best quality Y inch imported satin damask,
yard ....................,. ...........$ 81. Is
Sl35 quality satin damask, yds. wide, I'd . CSC
sl.25 quality satin damask, yard ... $50
Coo quality damask, fine white, silver bleached
or unbeached OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......... 39c
TOWELS
Gems of the Red star Reduction sale: you will
be wise in buying these by the dozen.
Large size Linen Huck towels and Jacquard border
honeycomb towels, each. ........... loo
Linen damask towels, knotted fringe each -. 15c
Turkish towels, good grade unbleached each Sc
Every towel in stock reduced, too many holiday
towels: your gain if you buy
RIBBONS AND LACES.
A special counter sparkling with bright values
for this big SALE The price story tells the tale.
All silk taffeta ribbons, II in wide, per yard Sc
All silk tatfeta ribbons, 81 in. wide, per yard 1Oc
g g g g also fancy ribbons inch
Valenciennes laces 24c quality, per yard. 1c
g g &c quality, per yard 80. 34c
BED CLOTHING
Short shrft for this stock; we've no room for the
goods. Have you use for them at about third
off regular prices?
ia fine all wool grey California blanket,
worth ~ 70, pair ............. 3.75
liza white, grey or tan, heavy, extra fine
California blankets, 5000 value, pair. a. 80
Sl.l5 fleece lined blankets, ia, pair $50. 89c
S1.75 Comforts, stitched, tufted II. .....1.1 10
So. so Comforts, satteen, 72xs4 ...... IL 95
80 NI 4 k Eel -. xa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
WHITE GOODS.

White goods loom large in
this Red Star Reduction sale.
The reasons for that-you
need them now and the values
are so out of the ordinary as
to really entitle the snowy
fabrics to the center of the
stage. The very finest and
broadcast selection of Main
socks, French Nainsooks, Per-
sian Lawns, India Linens,
Long cloths, etc., that we have
ever shown. The price story
below tells of the Importance
Of each item.
Wash Chiffon, " inches
wide, yard. SOC
French Lawn, 81 inches
wide, yard. GOO
Persian Lawn, fine quality,
yard. ......... .23c
India Linens, special values
yard sc, l2!c u .15c
Long cloths at special prices.
A full line of fancy white
goods and waistings at spe-
clal prices.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
NOTABLE PERSONS
IN GhRR!CK AUDIENCE.

Nn.ug.ls-a- Tag -Ne counter Attraction
~ -Na hs--. show. .. -v society i.--ss!,'
~~-. IN III ls-.s a-t!"nc" ~ the FaETlcs
-S.a-a. st ri.H, ~ pEr t4slE respects 20
N!>. ,;r.~s yng -fUii!spI'.
IT,, costumes worn - nlcs- .! TIE Ia
dies ar."s-.. o. ..sy. been made sSpe-
Ife''- - -E.~ .aIA N""N- aGa were uE-
USUALLY ..a,.s.r..
A-u-.- these '.~r"sr' N'T-
- Nr ana H-- T-r-..s trl.rs... NJ e.' il
i1 h - Nrr tisz,7 e.. sy.5~r- NJ @rs S..
r11- z-s rs-.s NJ -rI NJ. G-aiva- h.f-
W ,-rr. -a=s-a .. Pea -: r1-,v
!. . t-51A.fs-r zf IT, y sssy -ha~ at E---
..rr.i - pay - re..~ars :-si @ ". VI
y H.. :s-Ess.s ~. uSs'y. Nex YORK
VI I~.'-sis = 7s''i-''.' Z '5- fl'a Ni.'''.''
" sae Nj "a, T.,k,r .-i party hsi 1ae
a.nsr.H-Es - - vi Dr. - r"H..'
" .ri ~ r. Isi',.s =. y, NJ. r. y
80 ~ --s ~. ,---..- E-sEst II -
go ~. a-l--af -. T.a g Hssy
Nr a.: NJ, -Gsr-s 6 E..'e NJ 80
~ ..-s.r ---sEr VI -
- ar1 NJ s-y--- Fas- o.. Ncs Nsrk al
- Ni-.,g re=s--y- .s-g--: E.s, 'e.,..
~z-Fs- t. .a-~E - 81 S3fH y. a.
" Eas- 49, as-a-<s. NJ. NJ
,--,-.s-E - a-E 49, E1.z $50 r--t. ..
go. > 80 VI Cps-.e- I-ea-- a--c-t-:
~ = : = - W &a-s-s T-r; an Fsr-E
- -. NJ. ,=ss-- Is..s - j.. 1-sfar-
.sr.a ay-a,t, Ns E-iy. 60 = a.
g. - E.--Fr-- -ra su.'r al
s.r-y Sl--..-s - -s7z- r'sas 49, s-4s- II
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

A-tc- living -pE.'h-r for nor" than
'hr"- months %.r! Isl ''l.'. -che'n aEi har-
. =. ra. married. u. their ignorance ~
.-r .av. -rs. -rurg-.t they la. been r.1l"
7rar sa7 wife when thss obtained
~ neither q tlsrn -oai4 seal. E.s-
la-..s. o. ..rs. a- TIE EHHnrs."r.- -. .E
%-s cert '"i;- -fs4 -. g. ~ ..AtL
fr. '---r .H'tf -r.r E..a -7-.H"l ''f' 80
Trrar. lG4 .e.s .r.t.i. H. r1. license
Then f.aE .l7;.-'f. 80 .Het't" - i..i--
TAX. V'."i JE-. '.s6 i~a+.. !s;i.# - gre
'sas- r..1a--z -'yE-o4 t..' cr''14. y
H.a-a.as--r.. aa- Mss = ga ne. we're
sEsat rs.t--r ~ -r.lelr.a. TN@ EIr' cane
- snt.r.-a as-s F-- .s--a,s a.G tA-
,-a5- -.s4 sar. ar-i --..a.
o. a.-iy.-. - - IHris t.a.. ga- me-
D. .-f#..#- ..-f." .r- .E-af-'a- s--F s..-'
20 ;Ee Hs.0-srrs ,.s-s a.: 70. . ..r"ns@
~.r- 20 hDHs .Eo-F.Gz a. ran AL -.'s
- as s, -Isg moved o. 10 .-~44e'--
NAN N-Ss'.-. q; No. !.!1 -.aih Sla''.4
. asst Eavi E-.cl -asE -riv ara II
Ee--'e- frZ-s :ls ts.l-.ar -lss rs GOO. Sea
ante
-as i.o.7se {, raa-ry hsi s-ea p-o--:r,,l
AFTER :-sys.-E Asset .rus - rE.4 ;a=
2. meas J. rs - tcs.r ia some. u VS.
!r--s re Recorder. -! i :Srts-E1f . f.ss1
~ go --rS-- Nst t""n -na3a q - u
ce->T 'sss-. Ug- - -Er-- * months 1sl-
- ono" rr~ landlord - rag Ir-1 ar D
si.-E f--E-:--. Tas -a,.-1 "a and ask-.
- read .Es car. ard sx,tstr- iag Il.t ~
~. NeSsi-- ..-~'Tfas Ire fsst tLa- the
.s,=-s Ead ner~s VISITED a presch~r pres.
U- ruStic- g. th-tr hilssfzl .gac-a-es Q:
kr--r~l-sr crzsJs-rls and EswT- iasF rsst sE.r-
r.=s-H. --e-g selves - -Een TIE t.-e l--,
Ia s.,r. ob,.irsi- whcn II: k.ss.e- ,o!e
-.s-s rat -r,v wee -; rnzTTt~. ~
.-r-tsr-s1 rFs ta~-r- and Ia '-t.r=tHl
sa~r-1 T. .ri-~ ,tf--.y~< % th~ >-11lsS'.s'
s,.-,sc.l.. AT-1lcrG Tn~r " kss>se- -
,l.i-eS S.-.-.h:ssO 6Ass - S2Et1.A,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
CAR DRAGS GIRL;
N SERIOUS CONDITION
Miss Blanche Sheridan Clings to
Handrail, hut Sustains Injuries
That May Cause Death.

C!inging to . street car to protect Ner-
SEX from injury. Miss Blanche Sheridan.
years old. Of Nc. LII. Park avenue was
draGeed twenty feet and seriously injured
At Park avenue and Fourteenth street yes
teroay morning. She vas taken TO her
home. Her condition is critical
MS Sheridan sustained bruises on her
left side and legs. Her right shoulder and
rfsh: arm were Slsloca;ed. her left ankle
spr:ined and three right ribs broken.
Miss Sheridan and three women. whose
names We're not learned by the police.
waited fo- al eastboucd Tower Grove car
q; Fourteenth street and Park avenue.
Tie car stopped for theE1 and one of the
wo'ne.i got aboard Miss Sheridan placed
one fGOs on the step.
As she did 50. eyewitnessrs say. the car
started at tae signal of Conductor George
hackird- who "a said 70 have been inside
collecting fares.
Miss Sheridan vas thrown backward
but eraboed the handle Of the rear plat
Form 20 keep from falling. She VAS
!razaea along the street fully tw.n;y feet
before the car was stopped. Then sh..
WAS taken to her home. a block away. an.:
attenGe1 BY Doctor John q. lshrecht Of
No. 1853 s1outsaG avenue. He pronounced
her condition critical.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
McCASKRiN'S NAME MAY NCT
APPEAR ON THE BALLOT.
Candidate for Congress- - FOar.
sceath IllinOis District Did Net
Attest Signatures On PeSiii0n.

I.Eft M.iS SPECIAL.
Springfield. ILL.,. Oct. S-Fai.ure on the
part Of George W MCCaskrin Of Rock
island 70 comply with the provisions Of
new law. may prevent his name appear
inG on the ballot for Congressman in the
Fourteenth Congressional District. rot
rithstaadng the fact that Il nominating
petition containing several hundred names
las been fled in the cifice Of Secretary
OF State Rose.
Under the provisions Of an ac: o! the
last General Assembly. "A nominating pc
titiOn !aust he uniform on every sigma
t.re page. each page having the proper
heading. with II sworn statement at the
bottom Of each page a,fes;inC that the
signatures are genuine. The pe:iiio3 pre-
scented ny McCasSrin does not comply
with this law. Although the petition has
been accepted I'm the Secretary's Office.
IL il not irnDro5obie that sfeos will be
taken TO e:.:o.n the Secretary from pla-
cling NcCaskr.n'S name upon the ballot
for the election. which vii! be held No
cenlbcr.
NcCaskrin was unsaated as Representa-
tive from :hc Rock Island senatorial dis
;rict last spring ami later Was elected
independent Mayor Cf Rock island. Hts
candidacy for congress also Is in2epend-
.nf. O,her nominations ir Ih- district
have been certified to as follows: Re
publican James Mckinney. Alcdo. Dem
ocYat. lanes Howard Patte... Monmouth: I:
Prnhih:: .on:st. J. Marion Fort. Strong
hurst: Socialist. Homer !. Darby. Rock
Island
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
CELIA COMMISSION COMPANY
BUYS OUT DONOVAN HOUSE.
<h.urptian Esds ENI.:-u-- of roa.
'~Tn which iis> Dour Easir-ss -
~. Louis for Trent, Years.

r..a. Adler Tile. owners cf IT,. Celia
's--u l.s7--r E.-..i-E H.y. EoG.Et :OT
g-I- r-F4.. - -aI Hi1a ts Wiling 20
STATE the -H..s-ts ard business. of .he
EH-1' C1UG.-,-igE tSTIary. -. 1!7
I.Ts -fI---. she 4ss. TrzAeS 're Iu.csl2-s-
- the av-F-r 1: I' Lra c1fIil.i sS!SE
rar--. - '"a class 0f Jhc Celia Company
E o. -iT
-r L'-l-r-a '.'~r.-.Ts vas ;Nerjy years
Ola -i u.- .p-uEa- ss -Ta iais John
T.gH-Fv. - -rs SE-= g: the l1r1si.
-HsH. a-I other -43 able tgsintzs ;rO. e-ty.
A.f.- -.s c--'E. BIS EsIS% -u-E are
.. N -.mriSEiJa company vhich hoTs
r.T hlsHsE9'- HEua. OR ':rlS and 'r.n
z1.E cut 70 q. u. E.-~Srr. ChsrIss 2
Hayden 2. \ a-i-:Ezc;t. Henry Reed
-l. otH-Fs
~ '11V<-u saT- ne and the :s-- are
:. Nt.-ls..tiy i-t-r-sgei IN ether > Sssi-
nss- .s.,-lssEsnus that they have nct the
tn % -snd-.- tn rr-- nilsson c-E@.-n
rhl-h hEs be-: sod He ssns.s TIA, :ke
G-ard Jury t1-sF: cation has aH-fr.1E -
- nth the s..-s. u a!way. had bsen
he'll that t-F Itrros4a aS..@ was t.o;-x
a i.git.Euss. h-.iCsss
T-ans . Min'r - manager Of the celia
Cr-1pzry-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
jEFFERS0h'S SON PLEASES
NEW WORKERS WITH RIP" "

New YORK. oct. @-'Thorras jefferson.
son - Ip=tTh J'f:oTsu:', after five yelis
~ touring VITA Dion i:ouCica,.ltS stage
version -! ''F:ip Van WIukl-." IS giving
New Work DlaysO"!s 4 t.st pf his quality
H. TIE ;!iy wi,E which III. distinguished
;a;h":'s name WAS - long intimately as
s.,ciGSci
WaIIacL'S TL-ajr-. where Mr.. jefferson
j. ;.Gy.nc mis- first stellar 'n-l cement IN
this CITY U.S moderately well flied to-
!!ri!, with -, audience that found much
g. ..lp,aU1 ~ his characterization Of tho
e..Sy-;s"!uE Zip.
Among Nr. J,ff.-saon's associates in the
c.t>S were r &. Bangs "a HciYicN Won
-, kr,au. Russell B4sSrit Is Nick Nxi-
,i.~ aud r.tE,I Fuller q: Gretchen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
GROVE At LAST
N OMAHA JAIL
Man Charged With Kidnapping
Of Cudahy Says Trial Will
Bring Out the Truth for the
First Time-Appears Confident.

Omaha. Neb. Oct A-Pat Grove.
shackled to Detective Hsitfeldt Of tho
Omaha Detective Department. and accom-
i'm Omaha At ; O'Clock tonight from Butte.
Mont. where he Was arrested a week ago.
crowd Of two thousand persons had
sec1rirs. II possible; ? glimpse o. Grove.
A large Gordon Of police opened an aisle
from they la;gorm Of The train To- :. patro!
,ows h, IN sne ssar Ear SI e. tnS s'atiSn. a,S as'.
troiman walking ahead and another &C.
hind. was rrarched to the wagon. amid tho
cheers Of some and exclamations OF
Others.
The extraordinary precautions taken by
the Police Department Tor landing Grove
safely behind the bars seemed hardly nee
essary. for he gave little heed to them. and
apparently had no wish to make his g.
cape.
In the patrol wagon five officers AMI
three reporters furnished company for the
distinguished prisoner to the police sta
ton \ large crowd followed the patrol
To the station. where another crowd had
gathered to witness the return OF the pri$-
prevent friends from reaching the prison
er. and he was hurried into the Captains
ONCE. where he was registered.
Opposite h:s name WAS placed the charSe
OF shooting. with intent to kill or wound
The prisoner shook hands with Chief OF
Police ponahue. Special Agent Si:ard OF
the Union Pacific and BENJAMIN Reagan.
u
Ne was searched and was allowed to
retain a pencil and a few dollars In money:
He ordered supper OF steak. cOnee ana
desert. after eating which he consente6
{" see a representative of the Associated
Press.
Grove was not inclined to talk Of hts
past. and refused absolutely to Sseak OF
his alleged connection with the kidnapping
Of Eddie Cudahy-
He declared that much had been pub
lsheL oS his alleged doings. confessions
and other matters. which were without
foundation. Among these he mentioned a
confession said To have been signed by
him at Butte. duplicating young Cudahy
In "a conspiracy In connection with the
Kidnapping.
when this case comes to trial." said
Grove, "the truth will go to the world.
God will take care Of ME: he takes care
of everybody. and makes no mistakes. I
do not feel nearly So anxious about secGr-
!rS my liberty again "a l do to reform
and get back to an honest life. I o!co
Sii well IN Omaha. and il given chance
I believe I can do as we'll again.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

JuS:!ca Holmes CT tho Supreme Court Of
In" United States and Mrs. Holmes. %
night Witnessed ;hc performance entitled
ALE Ac's.s! which =, gan wee.S
e.EHr":I,' n; here az III" Columbia Theater
with Miss fT!:Zi Sch"f IN The titi. role.
Miss Sc!si receive. splendid reception
aEt MAS Well supported bV a large GEM
IIuy. Daring al in, i-.niSSi.,n IN. COM
lri~.r. Victor Herbert. WHO wrote the n,i
50 Coz III, .p,:a. stepped - i1c directors
c'."'- HI.'! II! ~" "ryi,est..; IL; a rendition
cf Til. S;ar-S;ansied Eanncr-'
The President Joined the audience in the
!'..Tty applause which followed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

Dr.t'v stcEograIher Mas hTr.y:rs
HON. ward after leaving SGbl;fb ban ear.
tShe .l.-Ts.!f has tod The story,
IL aEynr" should follow me-" sh" NUT
tered Il know ! should drop III my ttaCk ks.
Tier. hay" been 80 NAM mysterious Il.!r-
si.r- ~ tate. II Is enough TO make anyone
nervous
Tn.I she made the G'zroyar- that s'.s
Was be'-s fo!.pved--a.7i by II n.su. H;th
1ar heart :.@a'irg like the irpvcrbai trip
hammer she started To run. s. tiG ti..
s,TalgDr. fUT q block he Did: not gain 'U
f"r. Then s'c ce-au :, weaken. ana n"
W. almost yp with h"r.
E"E-.' 10 @iEsr,tc!- :. ait :. III yGur'
Her strength vas 'es; ehhiug.
f-p!.aS.. cOa'I come" she pleaded.
'BIr +
.Da. keen away. Keep away
II" was near enough .. rstsur her shgGl-
Or. In his hand Va dark ouiesj. =" f-r
L.srraN.. nerves IL looked like L hls.,!SeoG.
Don't kill me- she cried!
XII y"'., Shut IN Do you want 20
ar"r:s" tie Nh0i. ne.ghbnT.opI, E'- ] rai
~ !naat FIX t!1"R- - return the F-"f"'i
heel GOA i"st :rO.a yoEr <hue. and sup
y" ;ti- - Iar THANKS ! Srt. WCIae.i are
GI""r. anyhow"
Ard. tossing the h,al toward her the
s-gEu-"r lr-s-ri ~t!ffiy ana left Il. stand
aIS IN the Roadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

r-~-f- dainty ll-ts- house GTs--a@s s's
'~S--sa - .saHs RC--sr .. --a-r.r -s..-
= fat 'rg .-SG. s:aIp-.- q mono o.
Hgr-L.rG -lS-. a. u : sa"EcEss.s called.
- N-C1--r - necessary - iS~ s.,I-
SgR-Hf pnnar.S wardrobe - in- sFr.s.
dress - = not - e wondered s.. !uT
ra tbs. saws = f~- Ss.I-Htfa.E patterns
sr~ es-H.a ~ Zach o. every woman,
tr.=s a --.#r =. SO .- fas.l'.-li-E Z ;SN~e
f-7 -7r~--4N r-fy-r8!Gs a.. tss~-s-iv CON-
:r-.rs'- articles -cE cr~T eel: TNsrA -
,-gars r-nts- - y->c-c @r~.s-AitaHuEa f,.e
: a-.r-n r--- z-F 'rituu-i = almost ~
s-vs -ss-~-sJr women s1.ss -c-..J=; !. o;
--ar- s'Saaant ta,E ErFgNi1S 80 80 rui
-A~- ~ - lrr e.. ;-.t--=~- E sE-h a -Sa-
Trs-srE e = tll,gE Et--S-ss- -S--- a--z-As-!
- v,hs E-lrE .xT- r-.s ere tc1T -ys-.u.s
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s-- - -=r ,uH---E = sr- sErr = lie
V-,.--Hs rrE~ ." ~ -E; l: thS ss4-- >u.-
.c~- fhs -~n-s-ary = as-h a. svrs
Tr4~s osfts- He's thar ->l-> gcTs!-le,. ~
- 10 cr satE=rs TIE sA.u~ar = -
"A .-'. = sz.'as--t f~a- &; = act a-rrG1 -
sk.8 - - N,r-~ e-c-s--.s-T Es- rr0-;
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tn- 40. ross sd tax q. -'--ss = n
- fv sE-s q -s'k-i the-E : 70 s,=-y-
sFk-s z-s rsrk r-~trs4- -s.a-. . css a.r--.
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SErs- :. - -
res. ra.ts-z. - cents
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AAsr-ss fzrf~-a Ts.4r;-tai. "a. Re
8 5sse- - i.c--s- Nc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
MRS. CARTER APPEARS
IN REVIVAL OF "2AZA."

Sow York. Oct. ?-Ai-s. Leslie Carter pa
c"a:",i Tonight At The f-!asru Th"at"E in
revival 81 Il "a"
The play. although familiar 10 New York
ii"lter-ao'rs Through IL lrcvlC'c:s l'-cs"r-
t.'.ou g Mrs. ''Irter. ,yn!.I To have lost
uUrr q: Is interest
Mrs Carter ~ 70. an adequate PERFORM
su"r Of The -.a'.r naT-- which calls i1r
mr"h emotional work. She was surround
-! ~ y competent company. aud received
:. warm welcome I.u.a ..u audience that
!.ii,... the h,gl>,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
IoM0RSCWllND CsRlcaTURSs
MILlIOn.,RES IN 1905.

EaI;ir1--s Mt OK s-fisu-y " Sav-
.-e ryee--,st re -nGs.=a. flE'aSs- To-
-.s5--r-z y ~ 90 e. the c-Sf t--D~ g. a9y
..sc~ >, TO- Academy G. Nose tc-ni.H'
r. ue-sI;o fs - fcs- Ir-l-l-s b4-ss
a-A .e- scu-- ~ ss1.sE Ken NJ
Ez-s- 2 hiz .-s- c-Etrs' bh-~--1. hss
.Nosgsst . dscl.sssiy acy.i .irr E1Lsezus-
80 hzfi-cHAsfs eNo tss >-f7v~1 tsn1a
.uns->t1y1 !, ir's---fss - ne .Ngs-a-
r-~rt< % r-1f-Sso-. Ecrcss-s ~ko =
.AuasnS = -.sEg .z:o TIE sz;G-~
: 3 4..,y tsI.c1a.:e sc:ts.a,. az = s,o;-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

ley company are vhiskei off 20 :he Th!r-
f.eth Century. In go money has lost i,S
value. and :. speedy return ro rr"sent-''1"
con i;i:0as .S desired b. fNc ihtlIni.-CIlst.
TIE Offering = the most elaborate IT. n
= .ceai" standpoint thar Ny. Savage !IsS
given IN" stage.
The musical t-aNrst" was interpreted iy
a cast including Christie Macdonald. lle.'n
Marvin. Eei.n Hale. ',dy,o.i " n.J". Ell
Ua-l Martindrr, Reuben Fax. J. CI.,nce
Harvey and william - Wres.,n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

i.'trl" Jut-n hs,: noticed that nearly
every "Wednesday. the is her mother a.
-'!i,;s,,sas! ro b.. ~ hvig". r.. ma. Tna '.la
tive wont "ut. on" Wednesday he: mother
mad. rp Inoy. toward leaving and jIaga
marked:
Mamma. .'iis = ,"Ir ,i.ncu:ion day:
dsn'- YOU rl'El its tine I" rI't uu ."ur
III an aga u.t"
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
VIE. the Car Drives.

The Car of Russia maintains for. sep
a-a:e stables each consisting OF about
fifty horses
The most striking eQu.pmen, s. known
as the gala" act. ard comprises nifty
white Hanoy.rian horses with blue eyes.
Th'rc s. not :. single spot Of c...Dr J:I any
OF the animals. and ;hry form one cf 'kn
finest collections Of Hauoy"T.an. in IN.
world
They are housed IL tr. ..atle a. the
S!ntsr Palace. together with the French
s"r. 50 called fr.!n The fact rf.. III. horse.
and ,her ,rappinss wee imported from
France.
A. Ga.sGina - located the "Elgiist
set wh!.. wherever he travels he Is ac-
cumpaf.i.f by the 'Russ,an set most
commonly In Use. All together. the Gar
has f1r his Personal use mote than 20
horses.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
HOUSEHOLD CORNER


Sleep my VIXEN. dreams are waiting
Thy young fancy's n.ckei-.lafing
And when thou n awake. 10 cheer thee
Al. thy Isstfv toys are near thee.
Horace. Aripstu. Status.
Homer. Virgil and. oh. gracious:
JuvenaI ani Ar!s;otie-
Each neitAi feeding bottle:
ssIp- for thee have proudly ,ossea On
Classic waters ci.ci!nS Boston
on ise.g brUgs shine prigh, as ph,sphor
SaMrs tsour; neve. a: loss fcr,
-S~:i-y Emerson AID Lander
From these shores rney n-ye. wander
And the bf!g!, so:iiia crownins
Sc 'h- nar-- o: Keats arc Browning,
Morpheus keep th.- y. bis hold,
Ny intellectual s-yesr-cIi.
Eugene Gezfy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

lc.s : poetic name ~ Hum Angori
ra' which mas 4 bad habit oY rua'.inS
ANA. l-.;t.e Betty. who ha- a proprietary
inr-.-St ia n" animal. Gie-i-i her mother
ihr her dag with startling news.
''I-l'h rri.l - rEn away.' sl" said. and
;h. warn bad ana Wouldn't mind. and !
tht.gk-G lTith Ia IN. ryiap.- ito the
couldn't ~ away
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

-sf< .sc.i1 ~ 4 ss%~-ys . -cct~1- r-r
sH- ha;yis -1sssf l. ;.Sss tsrs~ - sn.--
1fs. q, tsz s~sSt - sn3d ~ IT, cr-a-trs
a. Nr = - tGr hrz3- ,h.s s---us1 ~
uaL.f sh~>~ aEN fcf SrT - q. Fh~ -C-s.s-
sc.tr. Character Altssr.o uu-- Pas -
NA- sAr,> cs'ar ara ss.s. s,~ 80 nS-7-s-
ssty aEa .h@ c,ss>c r-S~-lt trLucs-stasssr = I
SCI g .sTe- hstyt-- AZ Axe a.! &c
nessss = - OeSp S.~aSs :. ESozS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
ROOSEVELT AND FRIENDS
HEAR FRITZ SChEFF SING.

WGsiiTciCn. OCT. 9Th" rT.y...r,.' and
Mrs. Eu' Sav'i-. viii; :: 'Jr'y ~ friends.
consisting II S.cr"tsrv NJ state Foot AMI
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

vicksburg Miss. oct. S.-One death ara
six new cases was the yellow fever report
for the twsnty-fOur hours ending NJ
o n to-day. only three "f the new cases
arr. In the city. the others being i'll tho
country
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
THOUGHT MARRIAGE LICENSE
MADE THEM MAN AND WIFE

iiuumr Tr"n:h Ignorance Of
Lived Together Nearly Three Months Though No Ger
rlony al Performed, Marry When They
Lear rrn,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10
Nrislal l.Nrs..

january briI.. will /, a prudent house
.-.I-,.r AL v--ry cc"d-t.!niyc-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

After IL. news. Esaa III. w.a,.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

Mrs Ven ScUGG fo:i IS :.o' STAYING at a
hn;.i vn!.- n =; Lois. E4trgT THAI! -
....rl ,E.w.lrrUr Within 4. ~ blocks %:
tat. ;r1a,.r sH- nightly busr'.- 'r.Ne
.,-a-..- ar = .. ~ Gat E'h"~ - h'r petty
.ur.,. ..., T.. he g.u4;y- r..-Ty morning
-. 'I..- .-4-s.;.lH,S ..4 j. -lr afternoon
-i',- ha- =. ..rp'g receives ,..i.S--- N-'in.s-
.,y s., ~. :aE.. 81. .: her associates ort
:. AriH--G .uI = -"t1r ~ :i": dc;'iS- ana
4 i... 90 h.- .wg :,..E s. test p.ocict--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

! February h:!i- Will be human Al
.ft- tieus-H wIi. and tender mother.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

\ N.n.rfa: f-5ls WI ~. We'll -r0rD--
'.-u-' :,rE ": novelty. 'Hfrr',tr:us bur
sNtfeE.r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

N.y"rutar IIiia VIII l., liberal Kind
h..t .; : vii.. disposition
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

: E'ar.,l hfi.l.. Will ~ a frivolous ~;
rrrupN ~.maN ha. given - GEarr-li'..
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

N "ero..-F t-;'~ vii \. pretty. .oIu-f-
'.-G- lu.'us rE' jealous.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-10-10

A. aurii hTil. Will l." iTcorE.rn,-
v-rv .ur-. .!w.u;. Lu: fairly good look n