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The Coconino sun., 1905-10-21

The Misses Riordan left Tues day for Chicago, Ill.,, where they will meet their father, D / M. Rior' dan.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
JETFEESnN CITY IN DARKNESS

Jefferson Ciry sill the hap the capital uf
this great Comu."uw ciiih. but it i, "ir~cur-,i 10y
.-us.. cloud l;"pul'.icani>n >in"kr Io!itc;!
deGcn.racy. scandal corrupt inu-u,", intrigue PIE
ana ho,il,. which han-s Ike pail and gives NO
sign "f breaking.
lis fumes carry - III. nc>triis ~ every :",-r l.:
rb" Stat. a.i b.y"u! I" r"n!rr M.>>"Ur.'S Affairs
un-ivory /" the luhlic generally.
The light of IN" Missouri idea = Ld under 4
hu>hel. thaua~ the legislative traitors who are
dr wing pay for the sale b>!S OF ,!i>rr!ii,n i..,
stale
The situation hichrs th. spirits of ci'iz Il &.
plague AMI. liz" plague, VIII !cav" il lessons
The darkness which rests over jefferson atty will
hav. precisely the .fe'.t the voters al tine
Stsic i"Ir y.sr. hence ~ 'he darkness ~ a h:,,
municipal had In. p."pic ~ =. Louis f":.T
years ag". The >,mh.r Ecpuuli'ani>u Al III. capi-
;al i 81 kind viii, that which lung .a.v" tbs
city 1t : dark mixture Of privileged graft. b,li"
AMI spols
Tor III. >aA. o: it, general reputation tie : =" =,
~ Washington should come In to rou; the darkness
ami drive The smoke from Missouri. Apparently
iicsn Iow-r viii L.. effective. Il may 70" however.
that ;l,.. national party d1-sn; feel that it aGor
Ia touch such ugly AMI ,-iNr"us state ~ affair
which IS lad anything Ailicssi>,a ever pre-
>cuic-l. The sh-cwd old guard" At Washington
-lay An0w 81 Missouri: scandals underneath ana YET
"a D. disclosed AMI fear CONTAMINATION. Postmaster
General 'iary> ctsTE alton that -lo>.. Missouri Ec
Tuhi.sus are II. outfit / ever saw j.
pCoveCh!ai II Washington aDsi represents lie pre-
ranc v!cs ls :" cur Infamous m!-icmcIGanr>. No
doubt Washington = ia guantiary.
~ t"T N>>nUr.. the siJuaTS"a - I-A'g>i. 'IiS -
the >"E.T'>t strain ever put ui-in its TaJ!cEcr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
RECENT COMMENT.



In September Las; Major Louis Livingston Seaman
frCsl! from brIc: vIsi; the military hospitals
JaTn mad" its surprising statement before the Con-
NJ Military Surgeons n. ~. Louis Worlds Fair
that hess than Of Japans diseased soldiers
had died. while fglly - Of the sick OF
army in The Spanish War nii been fatal.
Major seaman also Pointed that the English
Army Boer War had suffered severely as OUTS
III tho short srrGS!. with Spain. lie also declared
military students. quoting no less authority than
Napoleon! had said that disease
bullets Ia the war. ami THAI an army fights its
belly and H. called attention the fact Japan
wonderful saving al the lives ct her might
final victory f"f h"r III. loss seventy sick
other only Jaraas presented
Ing iIitl" short astounding and SUE
c.-"-i the Ecci oi instant improvement In ou
service.
Cc;"Ia cku's chief than confirms the
accuracy Of Major S-anITs Investigations. From the
DeccrJsT there had been only. forty deaths
disease" Th - had been :ist. of sickness treated
~ h!ci IL necessary 10 seni $50 back Japan
~ tLS" home jus; forty died. cuaSil, !ably
t'.u i.r More than $50
fold AID tie ready scy,ic. a short
There only I3I ~ typhoid and 81, OF
- f;cry okus army. Tt: Lt:nentable showing made
~ army typiiot a!oEc in the Span.s.,
l,1- emphasis this wo!. rfui achievement,
japanese tII suggests immediate emulation their
methods.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
Alice Ro"scS-It .rSws Vressser.

Positively is out OF In" question say
Washington sHCirty without l"as; passing r~!.r.rC.
A Roosevelt. Tn" Presidents pretty daughter Is
such fayoIIjc w!gi old and Young that
.N"-yW".". and rule" S!:eS th. LIE "f the
L-E"- She rTei-i.r every iay. H.. bach
..0. iViOu'IE. aa! tHey recognized there the
Last T-s,rt IN ".-Tyt'.IUs rtainnG f-m-
nG" !'vci!I.Ss Charming. ."'i IN" &: cvllm
hi TacG:c- boS N Washington lew nights ago. wh.r.
IL" guest 60: A.u. B-rcv P,g!iIs niece o:
a." tOsl'iId CAiLGc"y. Miss Roosevelt; sensible.
Young woman Z" ,cEsi21 a g"~I 20 oblivion because
g. sIsE that first the light OF publicity New
..TE l.sya IT";y fTaci with fun ',vc sleeves tie
"a bodice r.Ei"- loose blouse The skir: hung
'-i,res being -IrT.i Effectively about tie hip-
Her stunning ;E"tter also blue. but With i whit.
lining and us s"i. atorGT.rt axlIT. plume. II
noticeable" 10y the that thc lovely Alice sv-
-eE.-Iy beat establishing wt..T % fashion
fuE tN-U.EhnUt ia. performance sic sa- hk. sort o.:
p~tt.ccareI Thy John. with glove OF and the
Il glove
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
BILL TO REGULATE
SALOONS IN TEXAS.
Measure In Lexlslasur~ Provides for
CinsisE at Midnight and On Smn-
daySMany Protests AEatnst
the Aniipass Bill.
ETlPrELIC sPECI.T.

IslHf' ss!.i'
Austin. Tex. Feb. la the Senas. this
morning Il bill providing for STATE deposit
ors Was PASSED to engToSsncpl A bi,l 10
create a State board Of eNant:aSrs OF tho
Sch1l of cs;eopIthy was passe! finally.
The bill requiring saloons 10 close from
midnight IL > =. m every week night, ana
from midnight Saturday until y a. IN. Mon
day. under penalty Of forfeiture OF license
for FIVE years. was e1grosSed. ~ was also
bill to prevent telegraph and telephone
companies from issuing franks 10 any on..
also bull tn Increase District Judge
salaries from $o.:rp 10 S.Jp.
A bill WIS introduced in the Senate PRO
vidiuS for the creation or the office nr road
overseer whose duties il snail be to over
look general State AND country read work.
AMI that 1t Is conducted along practi-
cal Ines.
The House debated !ts hill to prevent
passed 1t - .ngrossmcnt.
Petitions are pouring In and many arc
Protesting against III. an'irass bill. and
th. HoG-. lobb!es are now being frequent
ed by some Of the most prominent poll
ticianS "a the STATE They are working
hard 20 Kill any legislation on the subject.
their argument beins: that thers. ~ III ne
&, ssity for such Legislation. and its senti-
r;,eut would seriously Inconvenience the
people. and add to the States expense in
the way OF travelling expenses for State
officials
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
H0TAIRsHIP DISPATCH.

Annapolis. Md. Feb. I.-caeis a: the Naval Academy
will bc ticklct when J!u Jiisu Is introduced
curriculum I compliance with the Presidents
tons Their satisfaction is complete that they have
resolved I" tell the marines the opportunity
oiic'r seen hy your correspondent point the fact
that I Ihc thirteen inch long range
rifles IL" knowledge ~ JG Jsu is Indispensable. II
Mould De- especially iC OF the guns
"f th fleets should hang fire and al, ot the engines
Should break G"ra and should
III" OPPOSING Ships {" drift close each other
II w"ul. be necessary for the comba;ants
L"aEiaS Tactics In suc! event the United States
forces would have tile distinct advantage knowing
!oTiy-iw" different OF putting their opponents
sleep without IA" Of the Delaying pin or the
refined knockout drops The effect Of Jiu
would d. apparent. Pictures OF naval
Sss"mcEiS would not h. nIarred by thoS. Unseemly
sTi"tc"s f bl"O! which rcpcIlans sensitive
natures. AID which inIi- Paintings of this character in
compatible Will! ysl!uiESS for the simple life. War will
then hIv" been robbed OF its horrors and there
obstacle in IN. "f Increasing IL. navy
~" United States take its place among the
Powers
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

News coEc rnins; the Florida resorts has
rau"h 10 sag oi 81. Louis persons Who are
enjoying these Southern places y: winter
pleasure.
Miami is always a popular stopping place
for society from this city. aEI many we'll
known people are :h=T-. Mr.. Ed"ar Til
ton. sor-iE-law OF E. o. Stanari. last week
eYjoyeI a proud dis;!n-ti,a-:hat of bring
ing III the first iaT?JE Of the season at
Miami
He WAS fortunate enough 20 catch two
specimens. on. Weighing <-ventyfour
pounds and the other fifty-eighi. Both
ara uow in the taxid.rmist's hands and
will be hrcuch; home To iisplny 10 friends.
Mr. and Mrs Triton have been at Miami
fo- = few days. going Gown from Or
mont..
Mrs. William Mcmillan. WHO has been
South for almost a month. has with her
this season the usual large PARTY Of con-
genial women. Mrs r. +. Wsbber. Mira
Thomas Garter. Miss Clara Carter. Mrs
IImu.l Ray Carter. Miss Alice Fisher OF
New York. Miss Alice Caldwell Of Buffalo
and Mr.. T. =. Combs Of Havana arc In the
Mcmillan party. which Is At Ormord.
Another urnond party Is composed OF
Mrs. ]. ~ L. Kchlor. Miss Smith. Mrs.
Pcyton Carr Muster Eehlor Peyton Carr.
all OF whom spcn. last season al this re-
sort.
A, ST. Augustine. Mr. and Mrs. John ".
Mute. Who went South a month ago. have
Joined some Northern sricn.s, and are
heartily enjoying all the sports. especially
horseback riding. They are with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Morrison OF New York. and
the four ride a great deal about Old 81.
Augustine.
Nrs. Mute is described by 4 Southern pa
per as mos; attractive. fair 10 look on
and All Nt-llcut rider"
A, the Ponce g. Leon. 81. Augustine are
r.gis,cr,,. Mr. .nd Mrs. GEORGE III. Cod
dard who have wI;A them Mrs. James J.
OF>,iIon.
Mr and Mrs. II. II. E"il.e and their
daughter MisS Louis. Rohtc.. have been
a; Miami for :. M, time. T!ge first OF this
week Mis-. RctIcc and her daughter s<Ii-i
for cuba where they VIII visit some Ia
yani iricn1s for several weeks.
Doctor and MIR. James Mathews OF
Louisville. yar.r r,s al Mrs. John 4 James
Iain-s are now az Miami. where ihey
sy.na their winters They were Su' SITS "t
I.rtor and Mrs James -; tn. BuckinS-
har. last w.c.l t-f.r' starting South.
Others vino have been IN Florida for
>rm. time are Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Tinker
and Ai.Ss Tinker Mr. William IL fsmp
Jr and ic. son. W!iliI:n Bush. =. Nathan.
with h;s par MS from Cincinnati. and Mrs.
r. Su-z.uA.!I..
Ar ,ui Mrs Jr-"yh -. Rasco:Gc lie
paTf.d Yesterday f"- Florida, au3 will
then Journey 81 to Nassau Tor several
week.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

is IN assurance that st. Louis win be well satisfied
with the organization and the work.
Mr.. Stewart declares that the board will be con-
ness has been mastered. Politics In the depart
ment will be prohibited. No official or member Of
fhe force will be permitted to mix politics with
police work. and neither politics nor influence will
govern in appointing. promoting or discharGnS. As
mc,pbcrs "f the force will be prohibited from par
tcipaiinG actively in politics. nonmembers will
bc prevented from interfering. Appointments or
promotions will bc regulated in accordance with
merit.
This rclicy undoubtedly pleascs the executive
officials and the members much II does the
board and tine public. 1t is easier perform duty
when duty is duty. withou, impeachment: and II Is
more gratifying to the men to do their work II
ought to bc done. The arrangement will suit the
actual work.
Jus; significant from practical standpoint Is
President Stewards assertion that the beard will be
conservative in its management II reforms are to
lee made il is necessary that the Commissioners
SHOULD know their duties well that hen insfitui-
ell il will be- tn last. The management OF police
department is I business. and It requires business
Judgment and caution.
Til. new board enters upon It's duties with the
confidence Of the people. The policy Is popular.
There is feeling that the department will be im-
rank the leader. The public does not expect
sudden and radical changes. 1t spprovcs the policy
defined 10y President Stewart
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
VISITORS At ST. LOUIS HOTELS


George podsou Of Omaha Is at the Planter,
IL 8 Saith OF seialia. No. is At the
w. A. Tapren O, Chicago is stopping at the
l1an:era
&C. vallint:ne OF Beatrice. NIB. is At the
tie Planters
p. }, Kelly OF Defiance. o.. has Il room ss
the southern
John NJ w!-tA,nl-ye- OF Clinton. No.. Is ut
the Southern.
r.. L Hickman Q: Benton. Ill. Is q guest
Perry a. Heweil OF San Antonio Tex. -
H L. Greene Q: Eoston. Mass. IS stoppu:
At the -. james
Mr.. and Mr. L. Saith And scn oc Omaha
are at ;lic Southern.
i. II. CoIli-~ os Chicago registered yester-
day 1T t!,c 81. james
Il W NcNay II Fort Smith, Ak, II \
guest =, the Planters.
john L-an,!e-s ui springfield. No. has takea
a room II the Planters.
Frank \. NoS- of Rochester " T. -
qusr,cTvi "a; the Planners
Mr.. and Mrs.. EIai.i J-aki,S or Kansas City
have apartments St ths Jefferson
q l. Thomas and W. NJ White OF Chicago
has tsiNri. rcouls a; .he s. james.
g \. FRAT; o. Little E.-.S was among YES
t-stay's arrivals At the Southern
Robert V. S,inson and Charles i.rvrersc~ OF
Mount Vernon. Ind are Al the i-!,ldtsIi
Howard Ea's.s CT New. York City vas snt.r-
ss;ne'l yssteIdsy .: the Missouri Athletic C9us
by .rivn.s-
-. 4. Henry and g = Henry 81 san saba,
Tex. were :.;I.ong those who Registered yes,ss-
o-y 4, ;Ie L::GIeli.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

Feeders Of Trrsn: Literature Will recall ;hs fact shat
tie y.a.E o: ~ MT. i..Nsnns most sensational
rasg'-rs Mr.. H"aEy -. Whitney o: Boston Mr..
Whitney -ep.escnt-i r!Ilsr oc ";he system,
-hose spcca!ty hrthinE legislatures II also
asserted ;ar bis reputation .or business prOhiy
:-c statesmen he dealt WITH had that their terms
AZ least critical ocCsson cash IN ayanc.
vote IE lawson ADDED few more mysterious
touches limiting Ell! darker d.-,is Whtnsy-
~-ec-- On Jsa-cEy -. Hs=Gv NJ hita.y re-eec:-
- ITs>Ltenr ~ ths Boston Chamt- OF Commerce and
delivered efityiEs Inaugural address As IN" author
- 'ETefi-ssi Fl1auce and hts WORKS ursao~n
- Boston. rhtS implies That the solid of sAAi
t-opcis .h.. feel Indifferent repase
ITEp....: s84;h In Mr.. i-ssscBs assertions s
crdHi % t.su1 ~ other quarters sir. Lawson
had S~~E .oriinz:ei al stage OF ~" campaign
opDos.t.oa - Nr- whlraey bat hal Withdrawn.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
yopSIx.; CHORAL, RECEPTION

The Morning Cho.a! held a regular re-
hcarsAi yesterday morning in Hennemsn
Hall to corlpIe;. arrangement. for the b.s
uii,iwIntsr concert next Monday night
This viii lie given at the Diepii, with
numbers by the club 81 - wOmens voices
and solos bv Ser"r Emilio Gorgoxa. barry
tone. O: New York. never before heard n
-. Louis
Mra Pollock. chairman os the EXamin-
Ing Committee. desires y known TIA; the
committee will hear ali APPLICANTS for act.
.ye membership IN III. Morning CHORAL
FRIDAY oTnIrg a; j. O'Clock in the Pol
lock residence. NJ. 80 Won Nersen ave-
I.~.
Names .. tho-~ desiring TO enter must
-. hxr,iP! 20 ;h.- committee b. club spoE-
sDrs preytous 20 Friday ynC.n!Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

Municipal "wrrrShp's les, frieni IS the man
wh" makes government trusted. That Is what Mayor
Wells h:s di"u": and has a!so ext.nte,! actual
municipal ownership further than any other official
las ever done. And Yet the garbage contract is 1t
the bottom of the fight against him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
u> u>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>1
9 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO .
: TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS. :

0 From The Republic, , eh- =
= The Iuli, iu!iding. erected Tor 'he
= William Esrr Dry Goods Company
: q, sixth and Olive streets, WIS com
= ,,.t.d. I. was named In honor "'
= Nrz. JuIis. .iaf.it;- TIE structure :
= was .pnker of - n grand arehi-
q ,,,,urg,i triumph" ard aU "m'TA-
= .r- l rev era IN 81 Louis archi-
D lecture.
= NJ AL NJ u T. Lindsey CAV"
\ = party 70. their son. Master Giy
= IIudsysy. - xhi"n tine bellies were
4 N.vs.s ar-.. I.c%.s, Minnie Law 4
\ r.-c. Iusse Crawford. Mary Dam I
= .ron. Elr-a,2 and Lizzie Johnson.
4 Katie Exirg Nam ani i.gCy
= ,ba9bI-rns and I.ulI SCryrH.
4 ~. bose hcTscSio"-s "f -. Louis I
= .aer At we.gi-T's Hall. Eighth and I
. Franklin t,' 'LUe. 10 form a p"rIua- I
\ ueut 0r=auizstion. Edward Butler I
4 v..y chosen president.
= The week ~sS one of activity IN I
= social war. two of the leading flnc- I
4 tiOrs being the en;ertainrnenis OF I
D Mr.. CiiT.4rd Richardson and Miss ,
Q Cbra St3Esr3.
D .issr;3ss fer the Sc. Louis tanks 4
D were ,I.-.sS.II!y large. amounting. tn .
D 81 Esy. I
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
AFTERNOON REPETITION.

A large ard important social event ~ to-
day will u" the afternoon reception given
tv Mrs John Pitcher 81 Union avenue IN
honor 9. her CaJEhIer-in-law. Ags. Ed
SIri piI-Eer.
The h.urS ar from {: .0 :. eI.i 'h. hostess
MIL l.. assisted bv her daughters. Mr..
Bra:n.ri Allison. Mrs. Alex. E!crG. and
Mrs Emmett Meyers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

been included the people, when they remembered
the failure the Merchants bridge TO brin: relief
would undoubtedly have rejected the entire PROPOSE
tion They in no hu,uor 10 build another costly
structure 10 present as gift 20 the railroads
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

Can: organs make much Of the fact that Governor
Folk refused take part for any Democratic can
Lida,c f"r the inayoralty nomination. Did anybody
expect that Governor Folk would interfere with the
nomination: Even machine Governor would have
more sense. Even the erratic President Of tn,
United States refuses Interfere in Missouri S.na-
turial contest in the party.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
THE HARMONY cTIE

The Harmony formerly the Anna Cross)
Music Club. met last evening at the home
Of Mrs. Julius Won Tobel, No. 49, liam
nett place. 4 brief business meeting was
held. resulting in the change OF iiaine and
the electioa Of the following officers:
Mia Julius Won TOS.i. president. Mrs
Clara Heis'E2. vic. president. Miss Lillian
Wood secretary: Mr.. Worth BOYD. treas
urer. Misses rietTo. W4higrsa ami Ma.
Becker. hGst.sses: Mr.. ~. II. Eieinschm!dt.
director.
Matters regarding the future OF tbs So
ciety were afterwards discussed with in
tercst and sey-ra! new plans adopted 10
max. the Organization OF r,ore LSe to its
members.
Several OF those Present contributed to
the music programme. which WAS unusual
y good.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
E.Stsr.
Geo NeTLS!,
MIS- " IL.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Wills celebrating the seventeenth ami
verslry II tn. Leo club. OF Eighteenth
ani North Market streets. last night. the
engagement Of Miss Schilinlacher III Her
mann. Mo, 10 Mr. George Santer oi North
81. lpCts was announced. The wedding
will tax. pl..".' tn. last day Of the month
at -. Georges Church Hermann. Mo-,
Mr. e.. ". Stratmeyrr acting as best man.
while Miss TecIa Eernt Will .S5riIc sI..aid
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
Jolly NINE. MEETING.

JOl.I-N Nine MfEIINr.
The Jolly Nine met at the home OF
Miss Mary ,amcnzind. on MeHArd street.
Sunday evening Those present were:
Nix<es-
Lillian PARKS. NNaa Hcs~r'y.
AnnA Nenk-. IAu!A EAjss.
Emily D,essa. clara h. MCC.uEg
Ne<Si-Ur<-
VIII ErAse. - Werner.
=. Dr-..lH = Williams
~ u,SrIty.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

Sos u Veterans SII;.is4J No. ! All.
eve i a>,icrsI. baii 2; Erkharr;t-s
Uar Esx=s as=nxe ard Cherokee street.
saturday ,genin. Ihi. Eiii probably b.
TIE last affair given by The Organizations
this y inter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
LOCAL SOCIETY PERSONS SHOW SKILL
IN MANY THINGS WHILE IN FLORIDA

Edgar Tlton Brings in First Tarpon Of the Season Miami
Catching Two Specmcns-Mrs. Mute "Most Fair
TO Look On and Excellent Ri der Southern Paper
Much Interesting News From Places Of Winter Pleasure
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
CANpLEAI.AS Party.

4 Clrd!emas party vas given at the
residence o. Mrs. ). Rotdc Of M. :cc5I
South JeHerso:s avenue by the South Sile
"Naffeeki.ttci' in honor OF her birthday
last TLlrstag'.
After coff.-r- several games were en-
jOyei. Anon. these present were.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
NAr-TEckr.ESBERG WEDDING.

.ir. Stephen 5 May. scn OF Mr. and Arr
Iofrr r. May os LsdaoEia. Mo. ard Mss
Nsb,e TeckIenbcrS. daughter o: MEs-
T~caieros,S o. -: Louis u.r. married N
the home - the bride !ssc Thursday svsn-
for-nsd rv IN. Reverend Doctor " J..
E.s..g.la Miss Na!y Nay As maid %
honor w.ii- Mr. Gus Tecklsns-rE assisted
- b-st nan The Young couple ALL D. at
hofn. 10 ih=ir :E!snSz at No. .1i. garfield
avenue
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
AILYS-rENrrE

Mr Clifford D. Alien aud Mis-. Jan.
Tempo oSre quietly married Mosisy
evening by tho Reverend Doctor : g
Pa,Ta-r. only Members of the families
w-r. present. As;--Hards Nr and ITs.
Alien attended -. Apollo ''iUb concert
The bid - =. - 1-t!rs- 80 J0E@rh T-ui-
PIE 80 No 100 Hirko:y street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
CixouIation Huxinr Jaaua-y

". g. Carr. Business Manager "r Tn" 80. Louis Re-
public. being duly that ~" actual number
- fun and complete copies OF The n,Sy and Sunday
Republic printed during Tho Tn"tl. az January 1885 al
in regular editions. a per schedule below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08


i>1F':s cyersoyei ant ,hS, the reaction fcoE,
lie wSf.ss Fsr. which ., bsseed Itself 60 meet, does
s,vsAs y cave reacted
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08

Ana said IS. ~ further says that Ia. number
copies returned and r"po-r..; uIs.li during :he
month January 1896 per cent.
". l.. CARR.
sworn {, and subscribed before ,hiS thirty
FRS. iay q. J.uuary J. r FAEtS,i.
Ny expires Aprii -. 1898.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
pTs-un,y sr-RprIsE PARTY.

Fr!..4- cf Mr. = Grsnh~r surprised him
very pl-asaa,iy las; s.en.ns an celebration
.: his birthday.
Tn. California Tourist Club arrange
the .nf.,,al-..-nt An orchestra provided
:nus:. and an elaborate supper wss served
late IN th- evening. the table b~inz pro-
TNc~.. clus ri3@rlt"r- rh1 took part N thc
a.aiT wtr-
S-T-s-.. ant Ms-,1aa.sS-
Z p-suau 4 p Efs-arrs
= iit-.- IJ.n p~frl-u.
AZ A. E.r.s ~ s.-psc-rr
Ans FIX \. GrsDts~T.
John Bark y a Sz-Ssner.
l. J. SAk-xsSSs6, ISrcAa.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
PERSONAL. MENTION

NJ and Mrs Russell Stauhope have
gone 20 i-SaiC;'. ssilins last week
Mrs. g. +. Hart OF No. ~, Morgan
street has returned home after a yisii II
several weeks 10 Sia AHtor.G" az: Dallas.
Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd g. Schwsdtmann re-
turned this week frorn thei- wedding trip
and ar. az '''.- fi.rkinxtaTn. Mrs. S.hwed,-
.nann vas M!sS cora G-i!,Cr.
Ir. and Mr. Alden lIttlc cs Berlin ave-
uU. are T.C.:ving CONCENTRATIONS on The
birth 90 daughter. Mrs. Li.,Ie vas VI! :
Blanche y! r.,if S.iagS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-02-08
.csc proseE; we've:
ErCBEE CLUE ENTERTAINER.

The ''E.-rlony'' wil he entertained next
Tuesday b. Miss Minsrvi k!ei.IsC hInidt.
Ne 446O E1mhAak avenue.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-07-14
FRIDAY, JULY IA, 1905.

Call at the Bon Ton for new potatoes.
The band will play on the street again
this evening.
Call on Dentist Bray for fine crown
and bridge work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kopczynsk; visited
friends at Nezperee Sunday.
]. B Forsmann renewed his subscrip-
ton to the CHRoNroLn Monday.
Russell has some fine new fruit Juice
and extracts for cool drinks at the Bon
Ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] B. Forsmann made a
business visit to the county seat Mon
day
Mrs. H. a. James returned late last
week from visit Of several weeks in
Spokane
Ify you need dental work done call on
DR.. Bray at his new Office adjoining the
confectionery store.
Sunday was the hottest day SO far
this year and at Lewiston the heat
reached 1929 degrees.
Simon Bros. started their meat wagon
on the road Monday and will keep it
operating until after harvest.
Mr. Rich, brother Of Mrs. VanDorn,
arrived late last week from Spokane
and win visit here for couple months.
Henry Sprute, Of Keuterville, went to
Lewiston Saturday and received large
Case threshing machine which himself
and sons viii operate in this section
the coming harvest.