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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
GRAND JURY SAYS GRAFT
RElGNS SUPREME At DALLAS.
ase0soo1 ssoss. bosge 0e0a0 Soo1e
That OAWs Are Net O:0eeereA.
REFt Nf.i,' SIiS TAI.

RErJ isfi,- sTfS1Ai.
Dallas. Tex. ts,c. 3c-onc o. The most
m.Is-s1 IN paiIa. County v a. returned ,hi.
Afternoon - Judge T. q Muse o. the lAai-
!Aa tSNf.c; srtn1:nAl Court. The G1s. OF
'ss gau-us.;y lengthy document is con-
tsiae-G - TIC concluding x.aFaSrarh As :Si-
'cz-
Nc have. L. s".u- instances. found IN
6ict'''rs', As our "lths require. aDS OF
'"st.i'I"nS which eas amply >n'f'c!.n. 20
convince gs ~ ABSOLUTE guilt; bG; ia many
cases Investigated ,, us. ~hile &C v.r.
sa;isEe'i a: ;ae Ss;lt % ;h. parties in
S-.t!safod. NJ coal. rc; aad the sesti-
tssoiy -.nci.:f To convict before q prsi,
svIy. ard .e:yaiaed from ind! ting
We rcar.. nc rcec-sity c. beng plain
~coksts ts' do tiss ;ha, :ts people may b.
s3~is-'i. ard ~ 10 .t II Q plain an! in :.
s.nscis WAY. thA: :AeTe shoald b. no mis-
s-ke 20 s.r meaning We rspca; cha:
:hs Avs are nes enforced a. they should
b.. a:l>. ths :~ssor cf noasa.c a.cE-.,ss.; %
.ss a~s 1. that s.A.'. n.sls-nos. inii:-
.~,sn,- ara. in ~sE,s oA.~~, .Saoraae- ls
.; shs tS:;Jr - shis dsc.ersSis STATE o:
acAsrr
Ih~ 10: o: ..aaa ,Irsrs ..srs.. - ,.se
fnc.. 2-oralrrrt hu.tas.s a,.:a .: Dallas
TEE foreman John y -u;so-. l. a
banker sus! rss:l.n,Ar q: ;ns.~zcs TIE
iuE, sas iu..Sn-i.,i ard charge: October
!. ;sC
IL 80 y>:s-rsd .rs.lG, OF. iaI.S:nssnss
snirs~-s~v.-l Cor ;".osis.- AID te.-sv-toS.
.es -s.ssseaaeAnO-< ses-ra, pU5Ec e...c-als
= or.Is ~. .rre.:. 81 x. .. tn. -.as,ie
xaoss hss -: e@-sn rsA.e Police cap
:a.z y \ NsMil,Aiu - indicted .a..-
urn.- esA.S-s sits a;S:ei:as S:h>' 20
'a~ t'SS- .alc0n rse.. rs-as..-v,, thc .e.-
si-ssaay
CA,sA.a MeEsl.Is e..asss ;Ers.-ea. lie
y-ss--s E-;t: ae car b< sSsed N tue cc..n.-
.sai SSs.S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WIFE SUED BY HUSBAND.
Meyer Hcndel Says He Cannot
See Children.

Mrs. A..a keneel. ~so sued :or e,vae,e
and ;hen attempted 10 commit suic:1e
pending a decision. 'has been ORDERED 70
produce her two children. Noses. aaed u
yes.s. IEG Earl. aged y.ap. in JudEe
Nirsey's cour. mex. Tuesday.
IN Judge kias.ys coaS: yesterday ly New
.r Hend~i. M. Hend~f. husband Mr.
aenS. took :norT-hin- with SUICIDAL ia
ten December 8. He: divorce silt vas
con;e-;ea by TIRE husband and IN .As ,r.,i
par~. Was psosigc,-i tearing o.. an n
ieG-i Agreement thar had been entered
TITO b~su-~;. Tire a'.stA IL and wife
TSfs aKrss meat. l: Vas A..ekei ~AR that
Mrs Fsa':"i vas 70 rsinafTy ne: h,.shs nd
tie purpose os ;hs >u:i being that :se
vi:.s foster 's:a-: c.s..k.d Hen1ea and
that -cs 3iyor-~ WAS Mr.. Hen!~ls .D&aEs .
Q. r~ss.Ei- & t5s Hoo.t G:Aces ~ her fors1
pATsn; and ultimately become heir 20 h..
property
Hsrdei ssys se 10 living apart cro.s, ME
si:- ard alleges tha. she has refused 80
let hin %. TIRE c.ssis:sr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
mUSEum'S GEMS
ARE not GElUIlE2
Charge Made That Collection Of
the Late Professor Sulmmerville
ID Composed Of Many Spurious
Specimens.
REPCRI.Ic SPECIAL.

fnf.adslphia Pa. Drc .a-As result
ot charS rciiectihS upon thc serunen.ss
Gs one .! the most famous exhibits in the
University of Pennsylvania. a .ncvemcnt
,' !. on 'oot 70 inquire int. the history u
hcas;: every exhibit IL the nlussu1l
ihc cnargc has been maize iN 3 Husi.
son Chs pnsn that the cU!l.ction Of gems
r.esentsi to the museum by tie la;.. Pro-
tessor maxwell Summerviilc IS composed
ami d.piica,ss.
inc s'.OliEest feature o. the charges
assN,st We :c.uineasSs OF .he collection
= ... tne Questioning OF ,',s one known as the
Triumph o! Constantine" II is nrni,al,.
wax ti> H.:siG!iist temple IN The. muee,pm
ai,o ine ;;ift OF Professor ss,in,:merviiie.
Viii Also be ,he sIbiec: Of examination,
rms temple IL was claimed, Was imported
IN sections from japan. IL = nos eseert-
ed that !; was made In America.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
NEGRO VINO HUeeED WOMAN
HELD ON TWO WARRANTS


Que warrant. containing two coun; 3
taafg.'g la>csviVus co.duc, x.., sasult
snd n.tte;y. VAS iss.,,ec Yesterday by As
si>i1n' Prosecuting Attorney Nelson
Inona,s aEeinS; Aiber: T. Wilkinson. ,hc
neer" barber who attacked. h,,Ered ard
kisSe! Miss Annie Schneider. cashier al
!.;tuS uSi.ifns cafe. while she was on her way
10 her home. No. :.is OreSvu avenue.
AT an early hour THURSDAY morning.
" !lkins0n il being he'd a, the FN,-
courts. When arrested Thursday Wilkir.
S"a y as taken to the Second District Po-
nee Station. gave bond and was released.
Georgc Otto. member ~ the HOuse Of
!,"ieHaf"> from the Ninth Ward, siene i
tie papers Upon learning the nature of
Tie charge against Wilkinson, Otto Sie;iy-
cred the negro 10 tie officers and with
drew his signature from the bond He
stated tlla; he would have never <sgnesi
the bond mai lie known that Wilkinson
si'acksC u white woman. Wilkinson vas
Unable 10 make second bond and he
was locked up.
Mis-" Sclisns.jcr says she alieited from
q CTR a.: California avenue and. when shs.
was nearing her home on CnippeWx street;
Wilkinson Srat6"d her. He tusEed and
kissed her several times. she said. al
though she fought hin, on. and when !ls
r"ieased her he 3skcd her to take lunch
With him as n downtown cafe.
She ran Z" her home ard early the nelt
morning reported the ease to the police.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
TRAAaPS A DRAM ON TREASURY
Commitments Prove Very Expcn-
Siyc in New Jersey.

Noun; Holly y. J.. Dec 5n-The refer
cnce which Supreme s'Our: Jtistic Her.
s.ri"' 10y, mad" In his c'avR.. to the Grand
Jury yesterday concerning the illegal COM
snitnssnt Of tramps Is ), matter highly
pleasing to rho taxpayers. who have been
hoping that some check might be placed
on the heavy drains which have been mad..
ths Grand Jury nsa, take I'm the matter
II r. hkciv sha: the Investigation suggest
Ell b. the court will go etil further, as
there hS.s 1s.en much complaint with re-
gar3 TO cXtrAvAGant expenditures on tho
part Of some officials Of the county
Tcstinl".. of an imys,rtan: nature NAV
he e;icitci on tte tramp question from
some of the Justices y 'i, are not rs.ejv-
inE the fIVcrs from abe s,nstahics which
they think the! are entitled To-
Tho .rainr question bas p,&1e ~ ~ ,,sf-
h'uh for John L. sIcvcn8"r To- got q set
ttc,nene 0f his bills viii, the County
Auditor that ne will retire neat Anrit an
or serving thirty years H. u Justice
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Woman With Him in Diving Con
diti0n-DOuble Iuicile?

Iy.PUE,Jc SPECIAL.
Wichita kas Dec. D-HAyry G. Rsake.
a trays..ns as.esE,A0 IN the employ Of the
L.srian- H!Es.Eson WhoIssale Grocery
Company. was a.vhyx.Afed h, gas IN q
roor.iog- -hovW so-day. ard Mr.. 0ou0o
Joaes 10 .n . dying condltion- Thew Oas
an cp.n gas y; Spc ;he general belief q
that the coYoie planned 60 die to9gsne1.
Blake Was one of the besa-tn0Vn 0les-
men I'm Southern K2nsas. hsv1ng been
win ,he %hnAn comoany for sevSSDl
years He 0ss unmarried
John Victor owner Of the houas. soSd
he did not see the couple after sbOUSng
then. the room. and supposed that even.
thing NoS oil right
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

s;hipw rocked Sailor Lived Like
Robinson t'rWsOe.
REP; BI.,. spf. IaI..

REP: Biz sI'f4 IAl..
Vict"ris. X. -. I've. :H-Ncw. va,
brought ty she steamship Tees from
Sovthsrr Hvt'si, Columbia o| the s-yusos-
liz" s'lv"Ots ~ &. 4. IIiniherg .. Nor
wegian. wh' was cas- away "a month .,S,
from a :.!o.s ia whi.', H.. va. voyaxing
from Pcrtiai 4 s:sraI to Eitania: Tn.
s'""p ~tss ~ .k.f IN I'rsgs-.. l.i:, nj near
Port Simpson af-! the S...tIaa .,- nj three
weeks "r i,. isIa III living on clans.
~" h"ist"f -. sT.ss signals ~. n tree
Nv ,isy and i,uit fisDs by night ..n.icavur-
Ing N1ii''? tn attract attention and .toaiiv
" ifS"I.. hf'.'s', giIllcs away. after narrowly
'.cspirH h..iug washed from iI:.: raft. Us
".iS finally picked up hy the Tees and
tat"n :" Nrrsl"y Fay
Tho Tees sls.. brought news ~ y Iar<.
part of Mount p.ni. IT. C;rabbic Island,
falling into - lake p. S.irf Inlet. u !.
believed t.:at v"!-an!. action caused 2 por-
lion " t!ic LioIa ain ~ eide into She lake.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SEVEN CHILDREN BURNED.
Record Of Deaths for Two DAYS in
Texas Includes Tragedies.
ai:pC ELL. sFf..IA:

!.i-ri ELL. Sff..I>:-.
Dallas T.s Dee. D-frV. Tr.- AID
seven chil.i..f. dad !. III. record ia Texas
20: tao 6ay. Efis! Stafford. . year old.
ard a smaller s,Yi. were burned {, Death
. Beaumont
TIE 2-ysar-o.d child oe JAE:-. SrGpp. At
Deer Creek. vas cremsie6 In t.saare
The infant child ~ Martin E~-}amia va.
buried Q" death Ia his home. near g.s,sh.r.
Louis - rsn..n;sfs s-ysa'-oid girl 10 dad
Al A.nel.!i'-. her clothing t~.nE ,gaited
While shs .as yiay InS with rsa;ai;cs
The infant Of !. t1ftx :s dead al wLa:-
Con from tie sane cause.
TIE s-yesr-oii boy OF John k~.. zss
hi:-rs4. % d~a.a at Gonzales while play
.nS A. :he family fireplace.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WILL WIRE AROUND W0Rl q.
New Years Greeting Ia ~ Sent
From Washington.

WsSh.nz.on. Dcc 1-FSliow.l-x GUS
;o:a e.tabl,sne; several years ago. the
Naval O,ssrvA:o,, Win. ~ - o'c!cck TO-
EssSrrpW night. send 4 Nee Year greetings
srp.ys,d she World
Te:s ts doe. hy peeayTanGsmea; With
shs telegraph s.sf eAhie c00panSes. ard 70
niefe the seisgrophie e1Fea1e q the 0ost0
h sheS: se0 Oeooo4c t10A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

AIssra.sA Aas a-.nS:ed TIC ayGess az
d.f.-I :n:sA Sk.cS 10 sasA - have s.eS
v>r- sS,cesasss - isoaScc- EsG;An! fS<
.zs!k y sf.>. e~-se>- steam -c..s-s al.a
ssszi - c.saeer. s-ee, vstcA -<rsl-G "a,
ar:s% eas sssc extracted AID 20 Sksca
ae.AsnI Bat ~a:er rcsE.-es % - a.seAi
20 eake SSo<s~>S--e cscss Azz. s:e-rse .z.is
4 SeA-sfzS As-RsAlsas -.sstscas Scis0r - :e-
y~e.eA so sas. <as5 Eat TIE sSupxsS- c.
ssrsss. .assx n scese * :se 80 ss--.s sCr rcn-
szE2ssys c0s.~ as ~. - 90narN, SsseSsafs
Aas eyvr ~ r7cr~ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

New YcJE. Dec. 5,-EI a.nnr.ize colby.
at n meeting - the REPUBLICAN, District
C9'IEltss- .: TIE TS.. at -u!iIti. Assembly
nents. from fls TN~.gy-n.ntn 10 st.--
cs.d S.rstSr ~ t.:aEi.i a t.i-terx who
recently resigned. The nov ,sa..r for
m~Siy r.pg. -.Ht-s! to. q .t,tc; fro ihe 49,
se-nb.y. s.-. colby cam. 90 N.N York
.Drnc ysA!s ago from ~ Iou.s II. i .
rBen.h-T 81 ;l~ iav 5Ftp g Al-xaad.. A
'oiby. 5:tyrnsys for The Equitable Lie
Assu.s.ce sSci.;y-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Webb CITY. NO. Dee. 6-pepo:y MAJ
sea1 Frank ArDSsrocS arrested an IN
kacwa mar Who % AcpT.osed % b . Ere
bug
Webb Ci:- has e>en having 4 ssrses OF
area Ga sing sl.epo Ines n cne Ysgnt
Fo1r 3res C-oS- out i. di6e:er. paYIS
. the town within an hour last night
NayT Georse W Moore has c6e-ed -
SevarS foe tnfoTmat1oa svck A. Stu Ieo1
80 sSe A-ress asA ccoStcsioa ce any Def-
0ca Gu9;y - eausin9 theSe recent e.eA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

REpy-slL6. SPECIAL.

New York. D.c I-Dccto. .tar!ss A.
Goldsmith. q years Old. oS New ia .en
Conn. and Walter H. W.,ki. - ye4rs OLD.
~ Rockville. have arranged - star on a
trip aropnI the ~orn next .p.ire and
neither VIII have = csn;-n' .i.al
They will work thsir way. Doctor s.Sii-
smith Gays he has .hree yaI-!st.,.. iI..I,ie-
meais With which ia accomplish oh. OBJ
3ecs-A camera. a tongue and . t,~a with
fhsee. h- says he can :T.y.i In any cou--
.ry ia the wo:!i.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

See rssk I've Al r.esrsa: Gsrssa |,
sss~a;s nN-arv An - s-~rasss,i ar~' -.
eAs1aA-Gs - eai.asi> .eiyn.e< gA:n~-~~'
~ N- e-s. Nss axe-'s rrsi - - :>---
r-sc~. - ,s~ shelves T. ss~ 49,: = s.-
yErae
s-a1y rae ,c;.r>es have s~sn removed
SrcFn RI '~s.sA txers:y IN Evv Srrk -
he s-fSS;, rh<nre 80 thirty -axsA s--~e.
esor Hsss~o-s ayvaze Theop coses -esss-
- NJ 2c-gAr ~ - rovreagctAxsse< gAss-
ss~S them n Errcpe sA<y 0oee ssssrss>s 20
NJ ccs.frr sn.s s:oe~a n cse Lr=Sa
f.e---r
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

t,cT, tE!uE ~ our sso-@ y III ~. A,li at d
iiScouI: sht> week
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
" SVeOPOo CeOo0Ooo,

B~slt-:e. assortment n bc,A .siss. sns
eopf~-. Special discount this week
JAPAN ART CO. iess Olive .;-es:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
MadanleYale'S
ASSISTANT.
Here Az This WeeSk.

Mine. ysses Kew revh AemcnOesok0 ~ -.
cs'. Tcttst Goods neraxtrssnt. aoin nooV, vAer0
she IN eHp'a:n "a the Isdlee ap 49, the
fercr, ssttcies 80 ehaa ial1ss eaa AnA 0Dcn0
the list jvea shat they need. 1AAeso uaV con-
ard the young Issiy VIII aesiss IN the pR0csS
sclectiou - the remedies needsd
Ask for . fres copy q Nine. Y0Se'O sePo0O
snuven1r hosSk 81 our Toilet i3ccds rhepastmens.
eivsE awas frse. Also n,a1isd free 70 thcso
We 0se AOe. Tabeao ~. l0OoO
o8eOoos oO0 6oVe DeVD0OeO10y Do0ee0
beS &0e1se oe0e - 00V T0oee1 0000o
Ssese00. W0ese 1o0oe0 eo0 - a1e eeOee
061000 any - o6e0R W0eo-60000
DeeV0001to00. We opSo t00 eOoo8O o00O
u oDeeas0 cot PeSeeo.
6UVW
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Katie G..s, sud John G;1s; for divorce
IN .h~ Ci:cu!t Co1.; Yesterday. s!'eesas
that ~ Was Sea!ousL struck k.- ~1sh HI,
l. ASztts s1sd fcr divorce yesterday. al
le4.ne tia: he, hssoar1- F5ng.n.. c-.s.t.
ei ssc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
kNU0
Cheap
Trips
Southwest

II you've never been South wcss 10 Ok.
!ah"Vpa. Indian Territory Cr 1eaaf. there
- n treat IN store fer ys,s. Be<ideA escSr-
n,.,y prove "f far greater benefit =" you.
There aYs. more srd hotter opportunities
for making money for home hntidinG--.n
You i,avc only to get on IN" EvvunJ to
pr,.ye thts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

essrs - Cns ?: i.sslss .s<rusAe rs~ssessA,,
sRsaa,s Az <s~sssss g. GHAesss Es~rh
eaD4- esi te BOD az eposs - tne~-sai
ADG1f-C eD-.A~sG eN,~~ r~-sA a.l
S1ae ssr~ses. rex. rsss1sy sr~us.e
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

When yos jese anysAiaG. The arse th;ag
70 do - sdssst5se S9e q 1heUagh ne -
Vsblses Lsse aD6 y00a1 eolu10o
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Tss uorsss d.a.aeo! pscs13c;iss- s4nsHes3
- scc0x ia: :acss Sas ssVsf,ce-3 - -
- cAyA.s. 0-axiI E& ss. Africa :. 60
- AZ th< d:asocoes N the Vers4 uae..s
Ve.ie AAye Q sasxe % - ~~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SHOWING m THE SOUTHWEST.
Kansas aud oklahoma Wheat
Lands Much Benefited.

f'tsf = Issi'- VIA M
irsu Na- loo ~ A -, xro~ f..i
'tr- iip' CVisrt; 's.' -laht aGa continues
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
Rates cheaper than
ever via Missouri,
Kansas x Texas Ry.

u, .Ionrsr, 2.' and I.th. Stsrs0sp GA asd <sa.
mos, lines ~iII sri, both one-Way si,1
r.,u;.i- trip tkrkets at exceptionally Inv
rates. " Your nearest srailrOaH agent can
not give y-3 the rates. write me fUr par
;icEIarS
n you're In any way- interested m the
Southwest. Ia like :" send s"u my pager.
The Coming Country" Address
~. =. 81. GEORGE.
Sse0~sa0 passrogee 0oA Ticket A0e0es
6@o W0o0Vs Ss16e 0o0G-.
-. A00ta, -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

~ last nigh, . r>-e,inx ~ tho N,,phi.n
Is ,hs so',oni,e ~-tc Si',.scd n.,nher,
~ tho Roaea of ssov.YnCcA- " * EiAhy
R"lta N~ES }. 4 Nar RiarrnIn. Ea.ifor,i
'raNforj &. ~ Hu,;is e y Wr!hri!s-
" Mcleod t;euvs. W RroAn Z. ~
nrri~r c1Wwts " S,~ns"r u v cal
hcun Gisas aichAci SAunu-r. Nnry.i! A.
u Lambert. Byron Sueens. George "
knacr George 80 Wright
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
srrCuIc srErsAt

.Sksahoxna c!s, os T-s S-Nr eS-
-~->4snafy ssssT snn~str..n .hat MI,
g.ove 81 Gr~.t ,aius 30 -H- ~e~., cruI .
astAR ne-e t5-s.sy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
Srscrsr-

Sssi7s. EAs p~r T-rns h~As:es,
tfssWssrrr, - 'f,a y-s- ccrirn.GC~d here
f.''s rsorr'r- I~-y..s he sa-- taz: il .
-reHtu9 constantly The ground sss COW
ers1 BY r,-s~ TRAN ,vo tcch~- o. -.ocs,
.hefe . ~ ~.rsi ant ari~s- :he.e 10 q
a~s.t4eA Sfcp ~ sh~ Temperature, 10 lam
axN Otli result ~ the ca..i~ 'r, THIS rsa-e
- che STATE Tss mosstEr. MI. 10 TIE
.srA Ax,AS much Gc-sa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

y y Hl-sI So 4 It.
rc'chinssu ka. De- S-y-ian.r<o,
'r5trs: S..Ss had a .-h. s-lop 80
1ry. stArsirx Al daylight = har,.
sFyN zoe t~- sour-. ~th no c,u! T, 70
'rrissrG ras DIV. ard 80 doing 'Ne farm
saHSs 7ad tasSsS mach &S--!
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

p.An" recital ~n> 4iy.n 1hui-NiAy hy
several pupffs "f Nl:- charlotte KASh-
mann. a. her tirs,". '.,-i~.i. 2,~uu" Those
tst.nx par; 0~s-: Miss S,s~an Rioy.htn.
isabelle Amman. E"saiir Hrtce-r. Adj.
k"rh. ctrrN fvNuAcr. ALEXANDER kyf~
'"n.frn Adams Charles Harris Il I'd s~y-
rEs' r-i~--ficIs ty Miss kathr-rs.ir
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

s.rT 0fsN, SPECIAL
t:,fshssS. ~ tsG A;as rssl ss.s~ q,
s~ apoann fell H-se fO -.as Tye Weather
= sRfid AMI she s-ya. ~ssf -s< Esht
r-rS~d S1sckiy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

rae Ten ,''-"A Musical. ~,li ~ cr-
teri aimed Wcdn-.say morning sf the
'sis,in recital hall bs Mr. f~,r, sr.nr.,.r.
= ii-,- srs'.a! programme s. TO To 60.
fryv,i hy us.rr,~r< aEd 'hesr friends
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

Robert Patterson es.1ne :. j! organize .
s.ngi1g class At the Odeon this week
tir. 6tSine - . BARITONE soio;sf so6 hss
'reQuentl; been beard At various func-
IONS ia this city.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
he 1esntng Ch0eal Clsb vill sase .
rec9eaI sn The e. Louis wo0on'S Ciu6

The other artists Who ~Hl appeA On
tis9 proogamne for the occasion are Mr..
ssDrBe ID. Barnett. sopeano: Niea 0feiia
SAsnes Rohan. tenor: John Roman, Haf,;.
zone. Mr.. Helen TI,o.eii Cassid:. yi,i.f:.
ISL. and Miss A3e!.a Ghio. ha.p!s..
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

Accumulated deficiency in tempera- since Jan. l. ? degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since an. l, 1O.42 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

and second in the flag picking con- test. Logan Morris won the secnnd prize in the steer tying event. That was worth $500. It was learned late last night that Mckinney of he Hooker ranch in Cochise county won the first money C$GO0) in the steer tying event, and that Glenn oS Doug las took third money. S10O.
 ALL WENT AT ONCE-Yesterday morning not long after the fireworks stock Of DavidsOn's cash store was put on exhibition a man came along with a string of small frecrackers, which were in active operation. and dragged them through the Davidson stock There was a contagion and explosion which people in the vicinity attribut- ed to an outbUrst of enthusiasm on the part Of MT Davidson, who is q de- scendant of revolutionary heroes. When the smoke cleared away the front of his building looked as if it had been transplanted from Port Ar thur. The glass was broken. the wood work was smoked black and the ceiling had been pUnctured by sky rockets. The man responsible for the eruption returned after his scare at the noise to apologize.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
FOR
 SALE
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FOR sALE-One hole wrought iron steel range, same as Home Comfort, with large reservoir and high closet. Worth S55. Sale price $49. Davidson's Cash Store.
 FOR SALE-One 6 hole Crown Uni NersaI steel range with water back No high closet. A beauty worth S4S.S5. Sale price S34.9O. Davidson's Cash Store.
 FOR sALE-5OO big English bowls, worth 20c, sale price 10c. DavidsOn's Cash Store.
 FOR sALE-6 foot bath tub, worth sS-5O. Sale price $5.9O.
 FOR sALE-Union ware enameled TeakettIes. Heaviest made; worth $2 and over. No. ', Union Ware Tea Ket- ties, soc. No. 8, Union Ware Tea Ket- ties, s1.15. No. g, Union ware Tea Ket- ties, s1.85.
 FOR SALE-Lightnlng all metal churns worth $1O, sale price $6.
 FOR sALE-Reliance Washing Ma chimes, worth SIP, sale price $S50-
 FOR sALE-Best vacant lot in Iron Springs, S25.
 FOR SALE-Roseville Pitchers beauties, 25c size 15c. 35c size 25c, 75c size 4Oc, S5c size soc.
 FOR sALE-12 Single Barrel Shot Guns, bored for smokeIess powder, worth $7.5O, sale price, S5.35.
 Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Insurance Gasoline Stoves, Goodrich Rubber Hose Thomas Lawn Mowers. A big line of beauty Ham, mOcks, all cheap at
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

People throughout the territory are beginning to realize that there is a home manufacturing plant where they can buy their harness or have them made almost while they wait-where the proprietOrs take pains to get the correct idea as to what the customers want made-either in harness, saddles, brides, shaps or tapederos. Where they give goods well worth the money, de repairing neatly and well, buy their leather from one of the best tanner ies on the coast, carry a fine, well selected line of silver-inlaid bits and spurs, and also of collars, sell whips from 10c up, thereby building up good healthy trade.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

The Lukin best-made of clear Ha- vana-two for 25 cents.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

Smoke the Lukin cigar-made from pure tobaccO-no adulteration.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

Meals at meal Southern Pa cific.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
Of IocaIY
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
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Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 D. m. VaSfArdav.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

OVER 50 KINDS of fresh health foods, all cooked. Good eating for the well. speciaIties for the sick. Arriving every week fresh from factory. Pure Food Depot, 21 $. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
DAVIDSOn'S
 CASH STORE Phone Red 363 Phoenix, Arizona

When we fit glasses. We are equipped with the best scientific instruments for measuring and detecting eye defects, together with a practical Knowledge of tbe eye and is needs.
 No matter what the nature of your case, if your glasses don't suit you per fectly, call on us.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

The girl with pretty teeth and a dimple is usually a chronic giggler.-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
ATTEMPT ON CONCHO BANK
The RObber Was Caught in the Act
 but Escaped.

St. Johns. July 1-(Special Corre- spondence of The Republican.)- IA dar- ing but unsuccessful attempt was made to rob the Apache county bank at Concho last night at about 1 o'clock and as a reult AmbrosiO Candelaria IT., is suffering from a wound in the upper part of his left arm received while trying to capture the would-be robber.
 Ever since the fire that destroyed the bank building the business has been carried on in one room of the Ambrosio CandeIaria home. and when the at tempt to enter it was made it awaken cd young MT. Candelaria, who went to see U-I-ct t!-e matter was, and took a pistol with him. He slipped into the room and shouted at the rober. who turned and as he did so Candelaria snapped the pistol at him, only to find that all the cartridges had been re- moved. The outlaw then grabbed at him. and a hand to hand struggle en- sIed in which the robbers pistol was discharged. inflicting the wound in the young mans arm, but only after he had been lit q heavy blow with Can delaria's weapon. When the wound disabled CandeIaria the robber ran. but the next morning his mask was found covered with blood.
 The owners of the bank have offer ed a reward of S25O for the apprehen- sion of the man.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05

Coronado Beach leads all beaches.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
DEATH OF R. H. p. LANEY-word

reached the city yesterday that R. n. T.. Lanev. one of the most active ClCi- "rns of Yuma had just died. Mr 1 aney was quite we'll known though cit the territory. He had for long time l., en engaged in staging and other euUerpTEses at Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-05
WE FIT ANY EYE THAT RESPONDS TO LIGHT.

We delight in showing our methods and equipment. If you prefer to have the test made in the evening. phone NJ. -O9. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Coconino sun., 1905-02-18

A bill introduced in the legislature provides for county superintendent of roads, at salary of s1 800 per year. Legislators never are at loss to find some way of spending the money of taxpayers. Each legisla- ture concocts some new office or erects some new building for which there is no earthly use, apparently just to find a hole to pour the money of the terri torial or county treasuries into. Of course some individual receives the benefit of it. A county superintendent of roads is about as necessary as a third wheel is to cart. If there is any change to be made in the matter of taking care of the roads of the ter ritory it could be done by dividing each county into road districts, and then let each supervisor have jurisdic- tion over the roads in his district. This could be done without mourning any great additional expense to the county.-Journal-Miner.