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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
ASTONISHING FIND.
.srse Amount Of Arms and Ammun''
ton Seized in Gulf Of eothnis
Near kerni.

Near ksrni.
3 Heisingfors. Finland. Sept. 13.-Cus-
toms officials on Saturday discovered
go carbines OF Swedish manufacture.
with bayonets. and 10000 cartridges
on n barren island IN h Gulf OF Both
mia. near Kerni.
on Sunday morning a boat belong
ing to the customs service discovered
n 5oo-ton steamer near TOOK.
twenty miles outside OF ~Jacobstad. The
captain and members OF the crew, who
spoke In English. declared that n
steamer was fully loaded with rifles
and cartridges, and thereupon the Gus
toms officers ordered the captain to
take his vessel n port and discharge
the cargo.
The steamer proceeded toward h
shore. the customs boat going In the
meanwhile toward a nearby Island.
Suddenly several explosions were heard
from the steamer n h customs OF
neers on returning found the vessel
sinking and the crew In dis
appearing hurriedly towards the south.
The officers Immediately pressed Into
service n number OF fishermen, who
unloaded most OF the rifles and am
munition on the beach. The steamer
grounded In shoaI water. Her name
was painted Yer. only the letters
John Bash Eton' being visible. Ger
man flags were found on board the ves-
sci.
The night previous q o the discovery
OF the rifles and ammunition on the is-
land near Kerni n fisherman declared
he saw n small steamer cruising In n
curious In tie offing.
Probably q Finnish Plot.
Sc. Petersburg. Sept. lathe news
from Finland OF the accidental dis
Tnts0rW 30 The ltanarsatfnn NJ rlfga md.
ammunition I'm large quantities Is the
most serious disclosure regarding thel
revolutionary movement that has yet,
been made. as IL indicates an intentionl
TO form n regular military organization
The importation OF rcvolvers TO Fin
land. Poland. the Baltic provinces and
other districts Of Russia has been an
the Initiated haye found little difficulty
I'm purchasing repeating pistols OF a.
small type In st. Petersburg itself. but
these are pocket weapons. intended for
use In secret rioting and In attacks
upon the police. The importation OF
small caliber repeating rifles and car
bines OF n modern type. however. pre-
supposes n design to organize formal
resistance to the troops. and the pres
ence OF bayonets I'm the consignment
strengthens this supposition.
Nc information can be obtained
here concerning the possible identity
OF the nlibustering steamer. which.
according TO the n dispatch from
Heisingfors. In supposed TO have been
cruising under the American fiag.
though this probably was used as n
mask.
II f. considered there that the
active faction OF the young Sven
niaan party OF Finland IN probably In
volved In the conspiracy. and IL is
recalled hat the Investigation into the
assassination OF General Bobrikoff
governor general OF Finland. In Juno
OF last yea disclosed the existence of
a society formed for the purpose OF i'm
porting arms.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
ANOTHER SCANDAL ON
Chairman shonsx, Of the Canal Com.
mission 10 Charged with coiIusion
In Contract for S~5o,0oo,oo0.

New York. Sept. i2--Chairman Shonts
OF the Panama canal commission has
announced that he has awarded n con-
cesslon for feeding and housing the
greater part OF the canal employees TO j.
L. Markell. OF Omaha.
The amount involved I'm the contract.
which covers n period OF Ave years and
will become operative rs soon as Mr.
Markell concludes certain preliminaries.
Is not disclosed. but runs into millions
OF dollars.
The II. Balfccs company and Hudg-
ins a Dumas. both firms OF this city.
who were the only other bidders for
the Panama concession. Sent teiegraJns
and letters to President Roosevelt ut
Oyster Bay protesting against the
OF the contract to j. Il. Markell.
Al the same time h two firms adj
dressed letters to Chairman Shonts
withdrawing their bids I'm the belief
that this action might inyalidate any
award 10 Mr. Markell by leaving' only
one bidder. In n statement given out
today the protesting Arms declare the
Make Grave Charges.
Hudgins 4 Dumas assert that after
presenting their bid they received n let
ter from Mr.. Shonts In which he inti-
mated tina their figures were too low
and set forth n number OF conditions
which were not mentioned In the draft
OF the proposed contract on which the
bids were based. Hudgins a. Dumas
declare that they received this infor-
nation at 500 o'clock Wednesday AFT
crnoon, and were told by Mr.. shonts
hat his principal required an answer
by 4 o'clock.
In their telegram TO President Roose-
welt, Hudgins a. Dumas say:
circumstances connected with the
awarding OF this privilege seem to In
dictate n collision. n entire section OF
our bid having. rs we discovered by
examination yesterday. been credited
TO Mr.. Markell as nm original produce
ton, while the precipitancy with which
bids were called for. without public nd
yertisement and with no regular time
set for receiving and opening said bids
I'm the presence OF the bidders. warrant
us I'm the assumption that there was n
predisposition TO award the contract to
Mr.. Markell and that other considera-
lions were sacrificed to this end"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
CRAFT SCANDAL
BEFORE A JURY
II Is Alleged That Case VIII
Rival Equitable insurance
Tangle in the East.
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
Move Made by ths Defendant Corpora.
ton TO Take Suit Recently Started
70 Federal courts--Nsw York
Aetuary on the Scene.

Minneapolis. MINI. Sept. Ia
Charges OF bribery. suppression OF re-
ports. the issuance OF false reports.
embexzlements me misrepresentation
OF the company's funds. and the cut
ting up" of salaries OF dummy off,
GERS presenting as n whole almost n
duplicate OF the sensational story OF
the Equitable LILO Assurance society.
mingie I'm evidence now held by Coun-
~ Attorney Al J. Smith which he will.
NJ the Instance OF powerful forces.
whose identity m be solved. but
who are known TO back him. present
TO the grand jury. which meets today.
with n demand for n rigid probing OF
he Northwestern National Life Insur-
ance company.
Evidence II said 10 be In the hands
of officials that will prove a most
lavish expenditure OF company's funds
BY the officers. Others, Il Is claimed.
hook long and expensive private trips
that were charged To the company. IL
j. stated that one official admits pay
ing 5000 In cash for the suppression
OF n report OF a state examiner. IL IL
charged that n number OF local lawyers
have received large sums from tho
company for different kinds OF work.
New interest was added to the SEN
sational stories OF the company today
when s. II. Wolfe. consulting actuary
~ the New York insurance department.
arrived In the city to probe the COM
pany.
Prosecution Wins First Round.
Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 1.-THE plain
tits won the first u In the sensa-
tional suit brought by ex-Congressman
Walt Butler against the Northwestern
Life Insurance company OF Minneapolis
this morning when Judge McHenry re-
fused the application of the defendant
a. AAsaA NAA aAaA 80 n.l.-.1
from the district TO the federal court.
The plaintiffs asked for n continuance.
This motion was also overruled and an
amendment was then fled by the
plaintiffs To their petition. I'm which
they allege hat the defendant company
has violated the temporary restraining
writ In making further efforts to trans
fer policies based upon Iowa assets.
Tn hearing upon the application for n
receiver and annulling OF the CONSOLE
dalton OF two years q Will pro-
coed,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
NOVELTIES OF THE NEWS.

Maseru-Lerothodi. the late paramount
chief OF tho Basutos. who died on Satur-
day. wal buried AZ noon yesterday At
Thaba Bosig. Among the mourners were
the 100 wives OF the dead chciftRin. and
their lamentations and wailings could be
heard from afar.
Colfax, Ia.-Mrs. Eva Small. aged -. and
Richard Shadeil. aged ss. the night clerk
nj the Mason house. were married at the
Mason house here last night. Mrs. Small
has several grown children. She In a sis
ter OF the Marquis family. leading mer-
chants OF colfax. The wedding was n
complete surprise TO her family and
friends.
chicago-Thinking only OF the whipping
with which his mother had threatened
him for jumping or cars. Robert Miller.
~ years old. sought TO put back his
right leg hat was cut on under n freight
train 1T Fifty-eighth street and Union
avenue yesterday. when the police ar
rived he begged them not to tell his moth
or what happened to him.
Frederick. Md.-Because his Is-yoar-oId
sweetheart persisted In her refusal 20
marry him and had dismissed him Leo
wcddle. II years old. In dead by his W
hand, the sweetheart. Nellie Eichelberg,
er. II suffering from pistol shot wounds
that may prove fatal. and her friend and
companion. Maud Davis. has n bulie,
wound through her arm.
Denver. Colo.-Mr. and Mrs. Adclbert
II. browning OF Pawnee. Neb.. who have
b.en attending the Grand Army reunion,
lcft yesterday for home. As they wero
seated at the depot just before train time
a strangc woman approached and asked
Mrs. browning TO hold her i-ycar-old baby
while she attended 10 an errand. She did
so. and the woman disappeared. never to
return again.
Bryssels-The Belgian postal authorities
ave discovered that the natives OF the
Congo Free State are making a strange
use 81 the postofnce property. Tho black
women cut out the ends. pull the bags
over their heads. and fastcn them around
their waists by means OF the straps.
Chicago. m.-Ruincd by disastrous nnan-
eial ventures Brewer Button. a former
millionaire OF Western Springs, Ill, COM
mitted suicide by inhaling iIlumIna ting
gas In n rooming house on Indiana avenue.
Button came TO Chicago Ave weeks ago.
since when he has been specializing heav-
lily on the board of trade.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
FRAUD ORDER ISSUED.
Patent Medicines Must Cure as Rep
resented or Have Their Cure All
Ads Excluded from Mail.

Washington, Sept. IA fraud
order issued this week against Natures
Health Restorer, a cure-all medicine
manufactured In Cincinnati. marks a
radical departure In the policy OF the
postoffice department. In this order the
department seems TO have rome further
In It's Investigations OF frauds han In
any other case that has come before Il
heretofore.
w. S. Burkardt. who Is the proprietor
OF this wonderful nostrum. advertised
II as n purely vegetable" compound
which is a sure are for kidney dis
ease, liver disease. rheumatism. crysip-
elias. scrofula, neuralgia. female com
plants and In fact almost every all
ment to which flesh Is heir.
Government Buys a Bottle.
The ~posto:hce department purchased
a bottle OF Natures Health Restorer
and turned IL over To the agriculture
department for analysis. The result OF
his test. according TO the report OF the
chemist OF tho agricultural department.
developed the fact hat Natures Health
Restorer Is only a mild tonic and laxa-
tive. II Is not a purely vegetable
compound and will not cure any OF
the many diseases which Is set forth
In it's advertising literature.
Upon this finding Postmaster General
Corte!you called on Mr.. Burkardt 20
SNOW way an ordcr OF ETauu SnOuld NOT
be issued against this great panacea.
Mr.. Durkardt responded by giving the
testimony OF two Cincinnati doctors.
But this was not satisfactory TO the
postmaster general. and inspectors were
instructed 10 investigate the character
and standing OF the professional witt
ncsscs. II developed that neither OF the
doctors were regular practitioners. In
the opinion OF the inspectors. and that
they were not competent To testify In
the case.
Means All Manner Of Grief.
II Postmaster General Cortelyou In
tends to treat all patent medicines In
the same I'M as he has Natures
Health Rcstorer. he Is entering upon a
wide field OF investigation. He will I'm
oil probability have the hearty sup
port ani cooperation OF the regular
prlcticing physicians. but he will have
TO deal with a powerful influence. Pro-
prietors OF patent medicines and prep
aratlons make claims that regular
physicians do not allow. ms there Is
n great deal OF difference OF opinion
among recognized physicians as to the
medicinal properties OF the ingredients
OF the remedies.
This ncw crusade OF tho postmaster
general IL apt e create a bitter dis
;uRsIon In the medical world.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
PALMER TO GO TO WORK
Public Printer. at 70, Says He Must
Resume His Effort TO Earn
Livelihood.

. Washington. Sept. l3.-Frank w. Pal
mer. retiring public printer. win re-
turn TO his home In Chicago I'm n few
days. He has no plans for the future.
That he says he will seek en-
as IL Is necessary for him to
be employed. He VIII demand that con-
gress make n thorough investigation
OF the government printing ONCE.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
MADE ANGEL OF HER.
Montreal Man Plays with
Listls Daughter and Then Cody
Stranales Her.

Montreal. Sept. l3.-J. Albert Martin,
son OF the junior partner OF Mayor La
Porte OF this city. after playing with
his three little children ut home today,
took the youngest. n daughter OF s
years. into an adjoining room and
her. When the crime was
discovered. Martin appeared TO be per-
fectly 100 and composed. II have
made another angel for heaven he
said.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
DEATH LIST IS NINETEEN
Six Bodies Still Not Identified. and
Probably Never Will Be-oniy
Pieces Are Found In Ruins.

ConneIIsvIllc. Pa. Sept. l3.-The scene
OF complete devastation I'm the vicinity
OF the site OF the Rand powder works.
Which were destroyed by an explosion
saturday. beggars description.
The dead bodies now recognized num-
Der IL. while there are six unidentified.
and adding the little child. who was
killed by n wagon. h dead lis num-
bers nineteen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
ILLINOIS TN LEAD.
Government Crop Report Shows En-.
eellent Conditions Throughout the
Union-Iowa Is Second.

Washington. Sept. lathe monthly
bulletin issued today by the depart
ment OF agriculture gives the condi-
tion OF corn al s9.2. spring wheat at
S7.3. oats ut 9O.3, barley at SIS. y ut
sO.S. buckwheat at BIS. flax M 9I.2.
tobacco at S5.l. potatoes at S0.9 and
rice mt 92.2.
The following table shows for the
states named. having a million acres or
upward I'm corn. the condition on Sep
tember I with the ten-year September
averages:
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Means All Manner Of Grief.
RETURNS TO CHOKE WIFE.

50. Louis, Sept. Y.--John Trlppc, The
coal miner Of New Athens. H.. who IL
Henry G. Link ut Reilcville Monday
night, and who escaped into a swamp
from n sherif's posse. returned stealth
lily TO his home las: night and a. re-
ported TO have checked his wife and
threatened to kill her. but upon the
woman's pitcous appeals told her he
would spare her To take care OF the
children. and then disappeared into the
darkness. Sheriff q. w. Thompson OF
BelleviIlc. with eight deputies. immcdi-
utcly went TO Trappe's home at New
Athens today.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14

The nNcrage CONDITION OF Spring
wheat when harvested was sT.3. The
condition In the fiv principal states
was reported as follows: Minnesota.
50: North Dakota. 50: South Dakota.
SO: Iowa, 81: Washington. 81.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
That'a ALI.

when Phyllis dons her bathing suit
And 20 the thronged beach goes
think hat she was going 20 batha
But she's only going To pose.
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Margaret withdrew dlscreetly. 80
much for platonic friendship" she said.
nodding wisely In the darkness. II
knew Il would end this way. I knew it
from the irstl"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-09-14
Cause OF the Accident.

General Manager Hcdiey asserts that
h switch was not moved after the
train reached q and that the train
trmpe6- the track becnuse OF the speed
IA not banked and was intended Ia
be taken SLOWLY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
GRAND JURY LOOKS
INTO MORRIS CASE
Former Policeman Of Fourth Dis
triet, Charged With Taking
Purse From Dead Man, ls Now
Under Investigation by Jury.

After voting an indictment AGAINST Po-
ncema1 James +. O'Rrien Of the Ninth
District Monday. aS exclusively told In Tn.
Republic yesterday. the Grand Jury took
up the investigation Of former PafrOlIna u
Frank N0TriSS case
Norris vas the policeman who was DIS
charged by the Board Of Police Commits
s!oncrs one week ago hast Friday. He
Was detailed in the Fourth District
George Nusld killed himself at No. 11ae1.
trankhn avenue and Morris accompanied
tne body TO the mOrHue. George Engei.
an emPioye OF the Strect-Sprinklins De-
parsnfnt. claimed tO have seen Morris
come from the nlorguc. tear up q pocket
book and throw IL into the street.
When the case came up for trial before
the police board Ensel did not appear. bu;
the board dismissed Morris from the force
without this testimony.
captain johnson. In a report Ct the case
to Chief Kiely. stated that h. had learned
that the pocketfOck destroyed by Morris
had contained 50 cents or 80 cents Nu.isi's
mother. according to Captain johnson am,
Sergeant kavanaugh. identified the purse
Since that time. II ~ said. Mrs. Muli
nas made an affidavit in favor Of Morris
in the matter. President Stewart says
he regards the failure Of F.nSel u appear
before the board and the a.yi,iavit mad,
Nv Mrs. Mueid. after she had made a posi-
i've statement to Captain johnson. as a
desperate attempt to fix the case" He
To. investigate.
EnSel was witness before the Grand
Jury yesterday afternoon as were Mrs.
Muid and others supposed 20 have knOwl-
edge Of the ease. The iury'S action in rhs.
case Is not vet known
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
AUTHORIZES CONSTRUCTION
OF TWELVE new STREETS,


sS - - Osoe boDbOve0C090 !SDe
proves Ordinances eoe w0pk -
De Doae Before Wlnaer.
Ordinances to authorize the construction
OF twelve streets In the north. west and
south parts If the city were approved by
the Board IL Public improvements at its
meeting yesterday. The ordinances will
b. introduced In the CITY Council Friday
ard are said to be certain Of passage in
the next three weeks
Commissioner Frank ". Valiant said
yesterday that II the Municipal Council
acts promptly he will enGeavOr to bave
the work Of construction begin at the ear-
Hest possible date. sO that the streets may
be improved before winter.
The streets which IL is proposed to I'm
prove are: Adelaide avenue. between
Condes and Aleernon streets: Alsesnon
street. b>Sween WarEe and Harris ave-
nUes: Oregon avenue. between wyOming
and Arsenal streets: Etzel avenue. between
Page and Clara avenues: Michigan avenue
between Arsenal and Pssta,ozzi streets:
Lambdin avenue. between kennerly ave-
nue. and an alley north Of I-abadie ave-
nue.: Julian avenue. between Clara ansi
Hotiamont avenues: Kings highway, b.
tween Forest Park and Lindell boulevar.is:
Shaw avenue. between vandeventer and
Tower Grove avenues: Nebraska avenue,
between Meramec and Winnebaso streets:
NcwStead avenue. between Manchester
and Clayton avenues: Twentieth street
between Salisbury and Penrose streets
and between Pcnrcse and Grand avenue.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
MONEY I'd LOAN.
MONEY 70 LOAN

ON FCKNITCI:: OR PIANOS
DO NOT FAIL. To CALL. AMI get Ynt0N.
before getting loan elsewhere. Our sysssm eiyes
LONG TIME, SMALL. PAYMENTS and % TO
= psr cent discount VIXEN paid before due. We
give PASS BOOK. where all payments
tered We 10 not require payments while SICK
OR OFT Or WORK NO Pl- rILCiTY: papers
con BE- signed n hoise. WRITE. or TEi.k.-
PHONE rs and We VIII send agent TO explain
our SYSTEM. TELEPHONE kiNf.GCH y
81. BELL. MAIN ,Ss3
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. S,H Cofnsnonw ealth Trust Fsitfine.
broadway and Olive 81 Entrance l2i Oi:v.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
EDlC CAJIONsV-
col 0N!lI COMMERCIAL C0lIE6E: :

s.:-s SEVENTH ST ~ LEvIS MO-
E-s-r A.. Esy- t-5-cy --s -. aHs.-.
= 49, T-E ~ Ts~- -.s-1<- - F-s-A !esy-
{ o. go ~ Gag u,s-Ar.3
.-.a -i--~ ste ar; .s.S ,.,.
= -Tasc-r - szu4ss--x - z--.rg --rzr e r=r
ssls-re 49, 0'sr --a-aae = t-z'-s-x --gaz. -.y
k-f --<rs -s~=-4 2 s-.- srse.zT -
s7--tas r-.F-tu- = r MILLER
=. S-N--. I--ss+z--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
LOANS At s PER Gent.

Ne MAKE LOANS ON FukNIICRE Pl-
AMOS. ETC. without removal: NO PCBx.iIs-
Will save you money: CHEAPER RATES:
LONGEH T,ME; SMALLER PAYMENTS. We
ruRE Pay as yolr CONVENIENCE Liberal
DISCOUNTS. Call and be convinced. Write
telephone kiniorh A Sae. UNION FINANCE
co. 3o2 and s01 Oricl building. Southeast cor
~. Gp~r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
TRsaE Os nEx nra.

GS ESTCkI COURT. 40 -. TRIBE: OF BEN
- Hsr. meets IN enis Han. SeYevsSn OaA
Cass ss-e1~s 0~~,tnss ~vefy Tedsess3oy Ov0a-
Ing Al sons sac Daughters oS Hu. accnrS.es .
sssssy Osi-N6e LDcis J. ARScT. Chs~f
NJ Minnie D!yfse Scrshe. ri * Brss.wsy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
ANCIENT YREE AND ACCcPTED
0NSOyS.

SEOEGs %AsHiSSTJS LODGE. No. D
" a y. 4. ~. s!il holi -.a'o: commit
nication TUESDAY. September /, IN . ~
EHarairssiO. a: c1rs.i,A..s In ali che degrees
sni work IN Entered sfo,cr'ic~ dssrs~ Vi.-
t;iag b,e:b.~o With i.cT~. z ien'i-is wei-ofa..
JOHN KiFP. W. 81.
r--- =. ps.,,fs :. S-cTsiarv =
4 AwRSgIS LODGE 80 a.. Al "a n
Martens Hall. No ~ Manchester ave.
no. STATE; communicative ,h!s evening n 4
Uorx IN = a ssxr~~. v<.fprr ~.Iccns
;1,NESD NETIg :: NJ so f-i,Jl:,san
Fred - Tue~s~e. Secretary ssr7 Sit-aa
I'M IsSDEEI LODGE NO I. a y \. -.
~ Special Communicative IN Wednesday.
-.f~rb-r u. .: .-J D. Azsoa!- Temple
~ " s~Grs- On 'hree- Members and yis..tn9
brethren requested 20 ATTEND
HENRY - HOLLAND " 81
John ~ Deems Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
0OVAL AhCANgA.

S2ASD ccc:sCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL. Ar.
y esssO- NoaL t9-su lso'sssa Assidlag a
"a 0smov0 - fr0Es ab.o0G
"a no.Ar ed s.su .xsuo'~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
IxrnOvs:D osDER OF as:n uES.


I'M iSSEIoESA TEiBE Nd e. ~.
~ e-ossf C-c~Y cf K~f 0sn. ne>:s every
friday evening ., rrvids- Hail. Ninth ard
0z-sss sfr.s.a Soss - TIE ds&sss team that
adj 81 L91is fssno-e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

one rhrl.-s-l -r:FAtr 70 .=s - ~ saf-x~~p-
'DC 2 So f9-r.- -Isr i'r.vn-" 'fT-s-. C4rr-:
aEG rasu# -'sH-u N-i fByg grr.sS - r,ar ION
n At rs-s"S. Nrs ssT~H 1l.ar. -rpTaHa moving.
iI,rt.E srG sl!l-sry al vt-A cs--aE'.S.
- Inmates sfF"r 'E-.- H.. E"sunaat ~. kia-.
I.s%riS : gpYIpr STORAGE. AND Nov
~. - w. ~. - MaxfLr
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13

gheZf--t a-t taa- -t1Tigs-r.-1ilss iu .;.y Fog
tsv-t-B--. par. a-E -rls-H0H. ss-.'s ash a.
r.a.st uh-- desired srEi-r -Eak-g a.t
r=l.- i-- -s-r.E1s E-;i--ftt.s cheer G.'y fur
-.gr-H
- -. N,I- - a-a y Sc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
SELKlRK'S STORAGE:

~ frsU-1 C1-"fG. urV.-r Fa-srs ara
s-f--frr r.si1-I. C-rrz-~.u I-.~-se. ~ ihe
ssu-c s-3 Ss.s-s-t..f -. s-is- t-sss; n--t
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
MRS. Or. MARY MURPHY.

SO 0'fg- xfT-='
r-sFSs-i -an!-sTi'sru and registered. r.~,-,
yrrr r->ts Furnishes. rr=-sr-x s.sr-- s-i
sr--'rr' 9 fr'z-tT sf7f---. --.s H-sg1-,,sir-
rri -vs.--r--fia0. Tsr- ga- S. ~rFx trSrss--s
$50. s.r-t-r written egxra--Ep ssE or
ssNsr--ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-13
DOilAR-SJCRAGt

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