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Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
A New Factor in Education.

During the coming year, State
Superintendent Darlington and the
faculty of the Missouri Teachers
College, the new department of the
University of Missouri, will unite
to reach every teacher of the State
in county meetings. 1t is pro-
posed to carry on the work along
the same general lines as that done
by the State Board of Agriculture
and the Agricultural College in
Farmers Institute work. The eff.
feet will be to give the best talent
of the College directly to teachers
in their homes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

Valentine Erdel, charged with
disturbing the peace of Gottlieb
Winner, was acquitted 10 Judge
L. N. Bass court in Mexico last
Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hareby given that Final
Settlement Of the estate Of Jane Bcrrey,
deceased, will be- made at the August
term Of the Probate Court Of Audrain
county, state Of Missouri, to be- held at
Mexico. Mo. on the second Monday In
August. 1905
j. N. BERREY,
Administrators.
First insertion July q, 1905.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20

n LIVE on tire sun
ny side OF the
street; shady
folks live on the 9th.
er. l always pre-.
ferred the srnslIlnc
and have tried 10
put other people
there, IL only for an
hour or two nj n
time, even u ! had
20 do Il after sun.
set from n platform
under the gasllght,
with my name bill
cd at the door rs en-.
tertainer.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
VIA
.IcFoUR
FROM ST. LOUIS

FkOM 81, LOUIS
S 7.65 IN INDIANAPOLIS and
return. Tickets on sale June 2O,2l,
%, %.
$3.50 NIAGARA FALLS and
return. Tickets on saIeJune IS, 10,
20
$685. TORONTO, ONT. and
return. Tickets on sale June 10, 20,
%, 80.
$24.35 ASBURY PARK. N. j.,
and return. Tickets on sale June
80, 80, July l, 3.
$21.25 BALTIMORE, MD. and
return. Tickets on sale July 2,3,4,
SO.25 CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y,
and return. Tickets on sale July
a, 2s.
S $50 BUFFALO, N. Y, and
return. Tickets on sale July 8, 8,
10.
/, $500 PITTSBURG, Pa, and
return. Tickets on sale August
IS, 10.
5000 PHILADELPHIA and
return. Tickets on sale Sept. 10.
l6, II
For full particulars addorss
.. Il. HILLARY, A. G.. P.
ST. Louis. Mo.
Or
@. w. GREEN, T. PA.
sOo Boston Bldg Kansas City, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
A. M. PATTERSON.

Ply sician and Druggist, north
west corner Public Square,
Mexico, Mo.
Full line of Staple Drugs and
Druggists Sundries, Patent
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Etc.
A full assortment of HOmoe-
pathic Medicines always on
hand. These remedies sent by
mail when ordered.
Will do strictly an Office prac.
tice.
AnJrTrU U1DEn
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
SETTLEMENT DOCKET,
Probate Court, August Term, 1905
Six Days Session.


MONDAY, AUG. II, 1905.
Est Ivy Barnett. Minerva Leach Grdn
" Rosa Miller. +. c. Kenncn Curator
" Ben Canada, j. II. Canada. Grdn
" Hugh Thrclkcld. Il. J. Vanlanding-
ham, Curator.
" Jas. Raymond Brown, j. r. Brown
Curator.
" NJ. G.. Adams. a G.. billiard. Grdn,
" Jas l.. Acton, Mollic Acton,
" Ethel Brown ct al, u. a and &. II
Brown. Grdn.
" Lonnic L. Friar. W. II. Logan, Grdn.
" Phoebe Stotlcr, J. W. StOtler,
Admr.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
Monuments!

It will be to yOnr interest to see me
before placing an order for mon
ument or anything in the monu.
mental line. Yard and office,
Glandon Bldg, Mexico, Mo.
Branch Office, Vandalia, Mo.
JAMES w. GALLAHER.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-07-20
ny riARsuALL P. WILDER

Fpz 'Tb' SssH SIDE q rbs Street," ., Ma,,baH p.
Hit0 CsfBish', 1905, D. Pest %
RaEasHf CoztaHy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
new GYMNASIUM TO Be
CONSTRUCTED At CENTRAL.


An important meeting Of the Exscu-
tive COMMITTEE Of the Boari OF Curaturs
Of Central College. Fayetts. Mo. was hid
a. the residence OF samue. Cup..ss. B.sn"p
HeLdsax presiding. Messr>. Murray CArle-
ton aid : NJ kennari Of 81. lOu.s. 4.
4. Byrd % Jackson; No: the Reverend
:. =. Cresap of 81. JOSEPH. the Eeve. end
Doctor W. F. McMurrdy 81 ST. Louf
Psesidcr, James c. Morris. g ,cre;ary VII
lis carlisle and Presiding d-g, D"c;or
r. + SGarp aad X. y. Sipri. ~er. pes
ent and participated IN tn. d. e.ihe: ation<
Plans were Perfected and submit ed cy
;ae secretary. Wills C.rii>ie. looking &"
the thorough Organization Of all che lore =
cf the church IN preparation for the PROP
cr Observance OF tine ssmicentenni. j IN
iaJ: which we're adopted. Piesideat NDr-
rte reported college classes larger and
a better college sIiiit in eyijt ne. than At
aay time ssfce tbs presidency began.
4 new gymnasium costt.K $lo ~ was
ordered II b~ fitted up IN M dern y.s
and with all t.se conV-Eienccs Of running
tack. shower baths. lockers and rec. ca
;!"n rooms. II will n. competed .ree OF
,:shi This - III. first q! = number NJ
buildings which Il IL proposed to erect
wi,nII. tn" next two years.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
CHARTER NAY Be WITHHELD
FROM THE SPlRITUAulSTS.
Attorney 1lasss bsere00esds 0esosas
81 lsessposasioo Papess fer
fOlsoo 000aSnge0s.

According 20 the report made Yesterday
iy J IIcnb~rSsr Davis. An attorney ap-
pointed b. Juae. Tay -: TO inv. st.gase she
application for a ,n.rt.r made by the
society os Scientific and Religious Truth
ss.ksrs. - constitutional provision stands
IT, tt. way and III r.fort reCo.n:n. :.dx
that TO charter =. issued.
Headed b. Mrs. Jessie X. Folsom %
spiriiuai:stic vote. ta. body .l.i a ;eti-
ton for articles Of incorporate recent
.:. TIE matter came up IN Iu,ix. Tay.
i"r's court. III" objects % the orSan.xA-
;ion being stated - t.t:. scientific ard re-
..ciou-
Jsis. Taylor appointed Mr. Davis as tn.
amic.s .usiac. ANT HE report vas un!a.
Scfat.e to fh.. petitioners unless they
amend their Application. Hts r.yog. stated
tina; ere provision IN the constitution. pro-
h'aite.: charters from being issued 20 r--
.i.,:ot!> bodies. exce0; FOR ;he purpose Of
Gol.iax real estate.
No action has Yet been taken uroa III.
report.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
S!..YS CHILD WAS KIDNAPPED.
Nc.r" strangely Missin. From
Dumas school

Lucy johnson r.srsss living \. M
S'< Washington avenue ha. asked the
Solscc sn ass!s; her IN locating hs: s-year-
".! aauSaiss. Lola. who she. says 3as
kicSaSe; from 'n. Dumas School. ES.-
i.suta street ard ;acas axenu. ia-.
Wednesday ty A. unidentified .eero
woman
Ias Johnson woman says her daughter
ha. lived a. IN. horrs q: Mar W.Iis 30
- Chestnut street. because 1: NAs rea.e:
90 ~. school
IsT1c Garter. teacher a. .ss IpIns
School. sANs a -rG-c>. - yeas old .Aij.-i
az IN. school a.1 asked permis..o., 20
tax. i>ro.A ho-r.e Size gave hs: name 10
b. t'~rrv.ev~ Smith III. child accom-
tsEi.s. thu woman
The ai,sR.3 k,5nsT'as i.se,o,,sS wh.r
-. girls s:o'h-r cAi.ed .; the ..e.dsnc.
ara learned sha; ;hc g!,i has no: ben
there since Soy~Tahor =. The Wells
NonAn and the ch.lis mother e~i:cY. .he
ether to have she child N he. possession
The y>ciic< are sayss:igAftag
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Cairo. IL. Ice ..-Hiv'- ssus. r-ais :. 'e'.
.eo~.us -. q. : Got .urine the ~ u
EsuT- W. n'r ct.'r ana 80. ~ iniss
10 >. II. ~;,s s".n. Is- ,.,v.-.nen; i-,a; IL
q w.isS' c...r-: f1r -. i,ui. ~ So
- an. ,..-Tas;e.: ~ ,1re.nna.. a; ,. ". Ia.
yy5r = s.r.-.s.s s@-is.-i '.p'ra ta' lpse' Ms
.,..'ir - ,~1en VT. Empty barss The I.cs
Fo~ l~r -asf~ ssr restIar Trip TIE Res IL.
er.y.i fs.r circin.s;i at n a. :.sart-d
n i.r s.s,ss:, , - .' s- .'n n WI;
ap a. .iia IN of al
feet a re. q; '..I rioaey az. co!i .orr
s..ns ss: s.:,.s.y Z; : :rl..-- X. s..r ' ~ ,..
..n,.; -. fs:v $500 s.:..a eas =.
ss.n :: - 6.s,.-4 s.s-s a':n. ss.a IA: =: |:
. - eoss -t;s CO.. ss-ssa. Cue vD s;:k
.ras,i,s r.'oa.. .ai in'-tn-ss to tie 7sa-
. '..,. az fsiins w-.,s-. ei.sr a.. so,d
S,sy s.s- es.a a, ~ :,,i ~; e. s..,r.: e:
CAsss.s se .; . -. sni ol.erea Zoe :; I..9..
= s..ssos, ws.ss, srr:y.s 70 .,
.oss o. I, 4 seaoaer lse ese aoSs
-';s. z; .,,. -c.ss, s, -. ;s:s .as ssi;:
.,@,.v.s, siaA Grey Eass AoGs .. q n
s...s.. L. .; IA > q Ciy .: ss,saa.a
me sAs.feyaA: - .Ae paamca. y- iA.s 80
,-s-. 70 caresa.:se y..,e,aay e:sencon 80
.s'.. ss:i'.., e. si s.,: :, .r sssf-d = sr's
wsessas, W Va. rse a-k, - I: feet. a.;,-
iaS c.SAy ga ccsA S~pass~f: u <
Eeesc>s. Tsrtenszrs- Il . NJ. sSsssa;Aes
CAR. sss 80 nj .,.ssss ssss - - & is = i.ssr
H'1SL Wss-ss Hsafso o1s ~ sSIse
hs-..ssss- -. De. s-1As ssvsr - ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
HANGING REv0LTS GOV. H0cH.
Kansas Official says Hr just
Couldn't Kill Woman.
- z! NTFErt'.

.oi Sa Mas Dec Slow would you
tss fa - ~. ex-cyti.Zrr % -wi-s a
en--aH i5'o eternity SAID ..oy~rr..
HOB today. - discussing 'ac ha-SuS af
s'T> khss-r N-~terGay
FOR ny cs-t. ] would r.=ir3 nv psi
fNn ts:oTs l Wc:si r TIE ur- - .xsS-,. .
Isats s"-.s1cF Nh.ths- tte -. ,. -r- 4
- a uS, oc Nssnsu WY -ss hanging -.
: Nt.t-a1 r"t-E wtefhsr - =. .-Sa!ix.s. ..
2 I :. r-'- e .-er-a--S--
~ r'aH - No--aar -r1-s'a X. al
c-HT- ;"7se-s arG = .-rsNt-JSG ~ Il. I
SiS1 hsNT - EV<.;asCy "a placing hi-l
- C..I 81: is--sirS = .-sat s-y - a. 20
i.rs s;-i - ! nigh -sy. Yen are 4a--
S-TvEs - er-.-'y and r1gse t~ locked VI.
- fNat -. ~ti r.. sis. a. c,pr-<1nfty
= :" g~sft-S yus.- crime b; II - party
- ~ ieSs. hsaAt-G q Aao,h.. :e-yoa.
:-A. I cuIs.. r-.sr -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

-',ar,s.n William %. ThOrw ean manager
Of the columbia ExcaTsion Com. aay. .nt
talr-,: . LS.JnU>r o; nie s1Ssr fssenBs .; n q
s:Ec- yesterday Or cf 20 depof,ts0 WITH b ~. e
20: the tas:. Na-'s ,a~s W.l. -s-n3 ,.e sin
ter. Taos, Who Nefe ente ta.no1 by ',ay N
T.sfwsSsa yesterday a:ternv wee g., "a ms
HAse:-.AH. Asrs1 GYss."Sn. Pnt.3p Ae-.:.
ssso'g~ b~i'. 'na'ie> Befasy. toi nj hu.st
l. !. Jcra...s All ArcE. oa!d $50! So:-
-rA;,sin George u Keith. who has b~<r
command ,g IN. steane AASde .n the L, p,-
Nis~'uGt u. veg. IN the AJAX sis. sesurr'-! 10 as
hSYrc n this Ctty yesterday NASSs Zoo Ia
l-,,n ci s.i .n ta. tp;es X.ssovi.
There were nu- shxee steamers NJ TIE !ocS!
1sa-r yesi.:Ssy. tire AsIi Twain. the Lot .
aid the SA.Iss.
-Th- ssss.s- ard Grey Eagle I'll! arrive
,o-nUfrU~ f,OIa ,.mnefc. ami 4 ss< G.1o'..st..
l>cu.ss.i.e. Dec s-Ei.-s fa.inS. IL. .aIai
!. -. "a SA.Gs .',-S. below 10 ks ss-.. EA.I.
-TA. Ice has all vls,ed ,s!s potHs. s1a the
river "a. cleas yes;et..y.
Evansville. Ia: . Dee s-RISeS :: feet. eta
Gs.Axy. AMI code!
cincinnati, I.--. .-R!v.r :s fees: falling
C.-s! an. ~sT:n.r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
ALT o n.

AUuoO NO9eO oO0 WeeOO0oU0s
John DerS:gan. = foreman of tn Alton. 81
Louis and G,An,,- C'isy Tsacfion COMPANY. b.
~ -. Jceephs H"st.itA: suffering from injuries
INFLICTED by IH.. on which h. .,ru.k has bead
as he waS running Yesterday catch . car.
e:Al hours.
The fo.lowsne Alton .er>pns Y.re divorced
YESTERDAY In the Circuit tolr: of Madison GnIn-
": Joh.: NaiIesch from, kena Mai,-sch. Lulu
=. syan.y from Henry sydney. A!icr r. Hos
from, Joseph Johnsen. Adele Morgan from
Thomas Morgan. Finest schultz from I:enA
schultz.
Angus, Neermann son q: Mr.. Aa.:e Ee-r-
ria.sn of Alton. disi yesterday in SpIiEGfied.
IL lie MAS J: 3eArs * sS- and hts mother.
two sisters. brother. = widow and thee
children survive.
;, Laura i:,:.l.r VAS sirea . divorce from Joe
E!ci:r yesterday.
y q Tomsinson yesterday Was appointed
t.:'y we:Ghmas,er Of No. I scales Gy Mayor
BsAll. vice ~ II Steck .ssignsd
n H. T.rpenn.nG IS dangerously III at his
..u1.'.
The vi!aR. Marshal Of rppcr Alton yesterday
a1cfisH~i N = gray horse which Nae found
wandering Ahou, the streets of the ;.Nf.
-raI Jays ago. and s!,:rh has h.~n k.It IN .
livery stable s..."-- The anir.a. h:cISh: iu<t
8. much I.sS tnAn Il c.,st 80 feed it
Chester \. Clement has gone "a I'elfiar. Ind,
to take a railroad Position As te!.grsnhsr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
FALLS BACKWARD Off LADDER
Michael Mayer Sustains Concus-
sion Of the Br:ain-Mav Die.

Michael Mayer = years cid. Of No eel
North TH.nty-shir.i street. fell backward
from n ladder AT tn" stamping plan. 1t
Second and Aneelrc.l' streets yesterday.
sustaining injuries that may cause his
death.
Mayer was NJ work On the ladder when
he lost his footing and fell ten feet lana
InF his head. ii" has conc :>Si.,a 81
fhc brain Mayer vas taken q sle North
End bispcnsary nv William Born. - No
S?3i Garfield avenue. and Elmer McCulien
OF No. ss.s P"o. ayenIe. ard then re-
moved to his home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
cRl0l00a CLUB ELECTIONS.
Richard Lee Fearn Of y. Y. nib
une Il Chosen President.

wasA:aEfce- Dsc- I-As tie ssana.
meeting Of The Gri..irss Cl,s ;,-:.s ,se
.o,ioHt.G cSc--S Oere e;ec:~-. FTsSts~-f
R.<hAr1 l<s fesra Nee York .T-SiS.e
vice cssa3>ns- SaGcei . sl-.h-. N@o
fcrx wc:'t. svsr~;a-y Jos- 4 Ssri.e.
csrc5-as:I Ttn~s-S;A-. treasure sSecree
n WsiS~r
- 80 f.s>cu-.y> .NcH =I:..> % a. fol-
loo. S-as; - kn-~. Ea~:i>s A Rry-soa
AaDsc,teS Ps
. :Aa,s c4r..s. Baltimore
Asess-aA
y - J~r.aaa~ q she N,.ae arol.. Jour.
raj ard Ssa.s:< Tt4es 0ss siec.~A Q Psal.
sees ss~aND, - shs c.re
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
TRAVELLING MEN NOMINATE.
Western Association Meets and
Prepares for Annual Election.

The Western Ccmme .cial Traveller A.
soc'at!"n ;n.t yesterday afternoon at the
Hotel ensyson and nominated a ticket for
the election to te held January -.
Those namcl were: President. ". 4.
She liy: first vice president. Joseph Weber:
second vice president. g. o. NuichroW:
third vice president. ". +. Morgan:
fourth vice president. J. r. Ludlow: NTH
vice president. 4. I. Churchill: sixth vSce
president. Frederick WOodcock. Director
Samuel Goldberg. Charles II. piel. Edgar
F. Shaw. Presley \. Crawford. Amadec
P-ting and Eugene Stern.
The directors will elect . secretary aud
treasurer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Az l.cs'ss5 ic- Incorporation ssp~cs 0.s
7s-rt F->s.r;.ss IN |csixe DcrS!a-- .:.-
a-s1r - :a~ ,ir-s.it .rr3r- 81 A~hag q ..~
s-sv;Si Ss-! i~-Nc -s,tc CAB Of usl-a
t. 80 c.i:.sc-- Tss,nAs S>csA- - ---
-"E-c-s - ss,-r~,Ary a.: " - S-hu~As.s
AZ rr~sss-~- : - <ss.sc. 60 ~. rigb .
:n;sa. .s s.ss-x 20. sh- y@E.~>e % ,yo -
"a. sa--.e;s.- ->rr8xs taz -a~..=l s.
.D.uss e,!a.rc-- Gymnasium "a! =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
cnoKeo RAT TO DEATH
Proved Hsroism When She
=" Thought Eaby IN Danger.

Chester Pa i'-c a-N-. Sisvrar1
Opcis 0is~ cf a nTo-T:.fr~- rEsS-sNs't ct
T, EMS cfcy. g. heroine among Roy s.S. n
sAas rss killed y taTKr Fti ri'h r"r haTis
. nrn are ,-ay~a -ac rodent ~r-:is at'.-x
ar Nsey born -he w. IIt'las - t@'i
Then s~- ea-r-.ss Z. /: ~rssa At! threw
- out int, fs- ss-3
/. u "a. ..rs.t = s., e. --r. S-a<rss
the rat" .Asi Mrs fyS.a las morning
n caGxst - hsrs--S ihTCsHt 3. nisa,
I. tAse 0.e Sah,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

81. inches above low-~ai~r msfk. Q sioe q II
inch Weather clear and coo,er.
vi"Eshur:. Miss. Dec. S.-The Belle ce the
H. nd. arrived The BelIe ce Calhoun Is due
out. Wealth. clear AMI cvii.
Pi.isi,ure. Dec. s-River at Davis lslaad dam
9 fee, I inches: slowly rising. Weather clouJy
and cool.
warsaw. Ill. DC s-s;arsc reads ss feet.
4 fall II 4 IN last - hours. Weather clear
and much colder.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

H'H a.! Miss Eta Coleman -: No "a
West Forty s-s:s;h street 70 :h- -ie,t. r
- hen the crash .,ccu:-r.
The -" ~or;'.:s Me-. hIgi". :p-ws-,,
Srs Es- WIS INr"sG near IN. struggle =
hor<" ans rca!"T~.l Ercnr scio.. Ni~x
Coleman manage! 70 stay IN :s. hanson,
curtis acre thrown several feet. b., = =
Egtr. ...r,i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

There ~as no business along the five: ffcn;
yesterday. there beinG no hoaiO arriving o. 4.
psI;..s. Ih- neat ois.sAis Annong tie pAckels
w;l. b. so-:nc;rvN.
The gas.e a. the harbc: c:nre ., = s'cic OK
yesterday. M ming rsSi.t.rsd - se-:. .ndi.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
DIR. CALDWELL'S
SYRUP PEPSIN

contains great DEAL 0: Depssn inase snd "a
s''eIsfhsns ehs
vn:Araiy perform all It's functions
r CaSoOsirs syrup Pspsin plsassnt take ana ~
ef's esuss erspsng Of pains ~
cHaeh di-o:i'r Il n undoubtedly tho preparation
Nosf children have stomach ache m.
TINE er an"ehsr i' rsdwes SSrcp U4fhou, dsuhs
he very safest most peasant and Seishie hnoun
a. 'h'sn's and hi IN IL IL absolutely free injurs-
..gYedlen.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS

.: ~: :.;. ;es ~ 8: /. + 80 80: {: .:s s.t.'a "-
p;.J!,.A; ~ 4; x:s.s,. q 1''sas sss'sssss q shs
=; ~ r. .,,:, ! ,s:,~ q H.-'''~. O.. = s..s
s;id iu.. y. % s.s,:s%r.s .: ~ sss sussess e ''n
cs,y . q! ps:ss: ss s::.s.:s Ss:i Noe: s:s' = k''
r III q s"see1 g. e 5.s.s s:,''"s no" 's''e''" X
one g: a.. . ,ss;s:. ,:;ss:9 & '. aae. A'..
w u. css0c q R,eA sam. No. = e she
.: ~ =: IT. f.,:ser''a q o-n.A. .s. . .'.'ssr
- ,. Deains q omaha I. At the 2GsAssos
n. II i.,.as e ss;s: e ..:.sssr'. Ind. s,--s ..
q =. Smith. fr,sm Lsnp. Xasp n N ne
Hotel Je1-r.On n@
!, u a,s.,s E,,,S IS st the Jsr-rson- vi. home
Nell Primrose e Izodua Eneland n q
Jen~: syn 9Iee:.
~ Chseaso sssseDs.
Chicago. III. Dec. :-ss. l.ouis ,,ersons
II ChScaeo hotels to-day are:
Cssst Hosshern-J. Harris and wife, q; Et,a.
y y Sane'h(hsm: sAs~ and ~if"-
isim.r Hcus.LF X ..eh 6 .. w,,.,,
w,ni.or- ,1if..n-J. 4. Riley.
ASs:.s" w.;.. s.,..sss.ss;,S ."s:i: .',;. !: it,:
u = Bi.sSsm.
.en--man Hous>-G ES,.l JY.. u :. .;t,b.,,
Nc.rfson-J ,. =. Crowley
MAt~ssir-J Murphy. " Lra4.
Srs"~-J- W. RaYntags. = ". f:f1-im-n,ns
L To~pe,-
kAisethos-s. u Norr..,n
Sssss0visos % NeW Nosk.
HEPtBIIC Si,SaTAI.
New York. De-. S-AmOng the arrivals
~ the hoeela here to- day Nere th. fol-
lowing from Missouri:
81 i-1n,s-W. y Wigxins u H. Rs.n.s
Park !Ay~nne; " ". s>sa Aston. j r Nu,Ir-
Hcrsi! SQUafs. u. A. Ews9ua. Asrt...ovsl,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
l00eeoovlaos Do Nev Ye,h
The Only Laxative Which
Makes Sfrenofh 0mo@


4 d
~ ~
y >
" AXE drug a" kind
sh. m o j! sorts Of cmach disorder '"'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

The rivers ~ the 81. Louis d.strtc: ~, -
main STATIONARY ~ tall sI,~ly Ter the n.A; =
s-grE
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

SsO York fs~- a s"rrrr Hss
huY ,s,f fy,l-. 4 aaasc-, AnG TIRE --f,~r 49,
.h,,,vr f,,ss sis -~sr a. Broadway s-'
srN.yts~n.s strr~; y h~- q s-rt:t bound .ss
sts ar. ~~hicir Ts- hHr>- n-r.t~S .hrouSh 4
sTA.r.i~ts street. t2t sss sio.!.~! ~
fsoi.cen,sr
as.rA.o Curtis We driving NJ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

ne sunsr.l e Mr.. c.to'sne schrces.r. w:ss
o,clock thse efeesnoon fFo0 the sesdene. on
Noseh Xe,s oesees Her 9eesA wae Que Z"
The minins toxn of. Na.yviise. aeeeratng %
the mins issp:es0c has Sses si.(u'a.iy N:
ssans % tS., p..c. "a
through m!shapo- In one family alone there
sr. shrse Siesin.. two * u. b:ise Sroshes::
ieE an suets.ned u seps.ase ACCIDENTS;
The Pearl Of Great rT..s'' ard The Chan
Gang. or the Power oS Evi! HAb.ts-' will b
the topics for so-day.s morning Aas evening
sermons at the Eir:1 Presbyterian Church. she
Reverend Elisha s.frord occupy ns ,he gulps.
Depsrfrnen, will Ee he'd on Hew Year. after
nocn at T1xhefn Of.era-nous=. the auditorium
hasonG been rendered free for th-!g use. The
city officials viii b. entertained and an INVITA-.
Ron has been ex:eaJ-d 20 the entire CoIiinsv:iIs
Fire Department
Ihe Reverend r. H. Knight ~in preach ~
ST Jo:rn's -. T. Churrh this mcrnne TIE
M.ens.c Chr....' 4, n: e..n:ns sey,'ee Me-
The Reverend }. II. B,e,er os EiGin ~lll
prearh Sunday morning =, the jsrmsn Meth
od:st Church.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Fsi: and o,n;-nucd cold. ffesh and bits
ncItnWeStes!J WtE.Go.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
EIeME E|Pl0DES,
DELAYS TRAVELLERS
Although Enveloped in Steam En-.
siseer Stops Traib With Air.
Brakes Near Edwardsville-
FiremaD Fo0nd ia Field.

Passengers so 80. II. the Daylight 8pe-
e! oo The lninoee Central. heuod frso
but saxteea miles from thelr destinasjoo
yeeterday. BY the expeosjo0 q the en0lne.
The train WaS In charge Of C0nduct0s
Ten Murphy and Engineef Hay0e Of
SPnn9neld and Fireman Charles Aiseen Of
Clinton.
Near Mont. small station In NadiaDn
County. east Of EdwaTdsy1lIe. the 0ues
elsW out.
Although en:elcped in steam and some.
hat burned. Engineer Hayes remained
on bis seat and checked the train with tho
air brakes.
The fireman. who vas MISSING, vas
found In = fed opposite the point OF the
explosion. Whether he ieaped through hiS
window Or Eas blown out could not be d.
teEmtned. be Was severely injured aud
taken 10 his hume in Clinton.
As the lccomotsye q the Daylight epe.
ca! Ess ,raS sos.i,y 1, dISoieS: sro.hsr enstns
and took the train 20 81. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

AMONG the most Jecen. and marked ~.
provcmcnts Is the new and elaborate -
Sabii~hu,ent Of the WeiI-knOWn r. ~.
DR. stem Jewclry Company. rOw located %
Locust and seventh stree;s They aT0
Just nov celebrating their swenty.llfth IN.
ntvesSaSy. and as an evidence Of the con-
Adence the public have IN this concog1
they are receiving unusual posronaes IN
their Nnc. This new stor. r. inviting n
every particular. and q cordial Welco00
coslON1o1s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

EDWARD II. BOWIE.
Local. EogecaSSef.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10
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ID; H:s' s, :rsi - : - rss =,
-r:s -. sa ~ h. 80:
.T,sy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

fskets GOD fee thirty DAYS from dsse oe ~
1eab and birth Included Cheap fSel0hi s0eo0
CaeSo AemOAiaI Hslese. vichsbUss. Pino 80
= Yseerh Rive. y leasiaana ssd DSls0 .
end thri0.iing S0t-06.
EERb nEROLD. Wednesday. Iec nSHA
STACKEk LEE Friday: d.: Is u
Phonss: Hsll. Man 1905: K'riOeh. -.
". z. Alhit1. Cont Az. D. - Conoosa a 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

Are ,os @ s'sss 1.:a 's DAY r.p"
- . se ~ 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-10

-. L001aI Chesee0s Cage 0oga60ooO
lsae. s'saeeD-D1aDD SeeaHes Cheseos~
and Thuys6ay: at D. ~. for Cape 0sroroalA
Commerce and al Uay isEiln9s. Spse0m4
spsSice; very IoW rates fos fSeigAt - pooao0-
eefS Phone Main = ~ IL.
JEO Z. 0AeSEXGAlR A.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-22

OF this years crop 1885, SIS
bushels is of spring wheat, a con-
siderably larger quantity than is
ordinarily produced, and its value
is given as $7S3,674.
OF winter wheat the area sOwn.
as returned by assessors in March,
was 1886, 237 acres. The largest
yields per acre this year were in
the eastern counties in fifteen of
which they ranged from 20 to q
bushels, Lyon and Cofey report
ING the latter. Thirty-three
counties each had one million
bushels or more, aggreating 70
per cent of the years crop. The
leading six counties in winter
wheat, and their output, named
according to rank in Weld. are:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-22
holiday Entertainment.

A literary Society, the Rileyan,
has been organized by the stu
dents of the Business College and
will give an evenings entertain
ment, consisting of college play,
Instrumental and Vocal Music,
Delsartean Pantomimes, Attitudes
Grecian Groupings, and a Recita-
ton, 'Biddy's Trials in America"
an Irish Dialect, by Mrs. A. L.
Lessemann, at the Opera House,
Dec. q, 1905, under the direction
of Mrs. A. l.. LesSemann. Prices
80, 25 and Is. Tickets on sale at
Aliens.