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The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
All kinds of green vegetables at
n Ia,,. nrl.

Marks Market.
Choicest hams in the market, none
better, at Rissler & Platt's.
DR.. John Weaver is in the SOUTH
ern part of the state on business and
pleasure.
Miss Freer, cashier of the May
clothing company at Denver, is visit
ing Greeley friends.
Full line of new refrigerators and
gasoline stoves at Pouders. Inde
pendent phone 273 Main.
Mrs. S. Il. Jones. mother OF Mark
Jones OF Boise. Idaho. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. E. Il. Bliss.
John Mueller. clerk at the Red
Front, left for the Portland fair
Tuesday. to be gone two weeks.
Still you will find that Horne is
way ahead on stvles and prices on
wall paper Look before you buy.
Mrs. Warner Koontz left last Sat
uTudN loi llti piu iloiie III 'iiio'
She will be gone nearly all sum-
mer.
Fred Rocho is home from the
state university at Boulder and is
assisting his father at the Red
Front.
- Are you going fishing: See our
hand made trout flies and leaders,
guaranteed not to break. Red Front.
Miss Selma Muller. who has been
making Greeley her home for some
months left this week for a tour of
California.
Librarian \. f. Carter of the
State Normal and his wife, left for
the east last Monday, TO be gone
several weeks.
Miss Mae Lipsey of the Shaw
store who has been i'll for several
weeks. left last Monday for Cam
bridge, o.. for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carson OF Den
yer, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il.
Martin OF 1ll2 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Carson are
sisters.
The following reduced prices will
be in force on carpets for short
while: 75c ingram 65c. CSC ingram
soc, SOC to 60c ingram 45c. Golden
Rule store.
The Misses Brush have been en-
tertaining Miss Angie huhl ana
Miss Eleanor Hill the past week.
Both are eastern girls and both were
students at Colorado College the
past term.
Crawford shoes.
Strong & Garfield shoes.
+. p. Reed Il Co. shoes.
Ultra shoes.
High class repairing.
The Phelps Store.
The June number of The Profes-
sional Photographers. magazine
for the profession. contains an artl-
Gle by Miss Psyche f. Boyd entitled
"photographing Children, = with
Illustrations.
VIM. Rattray has just completed
A ten room house for Edwin Coles on
Tenth avenue opposite the Normal.
The interior finish is birch and the
floors are OF hard maple. The cost
was close to So, 900 complete.
Everything is being done by the
of the celebration at
Windsor Lake resort to insure
pleasant time and successful cele-
bration. 1t will be without DOUBT
the best in northern Colorado.
There will be special trains at con-
yeuient hours.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
Sprained Ankle. Stiff Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain Pain Balm
is especially valuable. If promptly
applied it will save you time, money
and suffering when troubled with
any one of these ailments. For sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
Notice,

BY arrangement with the board of
directors, the office of The Cache la
Poudre Reservoir Co., and The New
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co., will
be in charge of Miss Laura G. Muir
Gibson uLtil July %, 1905.
f. S. Pinney, Sec.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
Poor Bill Bailey.

The following letter was received
by bill Bailey while 'Tenting
on the Old Camp Ground.' 1t was
written by "Bedelia, F" ''The Maiden
with the Dreamy Eyes. the Girl
He Loved in Sunny Tennessee
Home Sweet Home.
'One Night in June.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

kTED BY CHICAGO MANUFAC-
lring house, person OF trustworthi.
nd somewhat familiar with local
as assistant in branch office.
|sl> paid weekly. Permanent posi-
required. Business
Shed Previous experience not
|al to engaging. Address Manager
les. 32S Dearborn St, Chicago.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
Wood Preseryatiye.

Oil gas tar, l0c per gallon by the
barrel. Greater or less quantity at
proper price. Apply at Gas Works.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QuININE Tablets.
All drugCists refund the money if it fails to
E. W Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

matter OF the estate OF Gabriel
app, deceased.
Is is hereby given, that on Monday
"A day OF June. \. ID. 1908. being
the regular days OF the May term
county Court OF Weld County,
siate OF Colorado, /, William
! administrator OF said estate, will
|, before the Judge oi said Court.
ratQr pray the approval OF the
a ana VIII then apply to be dis
" a. such administrator. AT which
'al piace any person in interest
.,lP5at ana present objections to the
\ any there be.
= . a. H4inn, Colorado. May ~, 1903.
oi 'anriel Knapp, deceased.
rrttt. T., T: Secor, Attorney.
p3aatntcatlon in the Greeley Tribune
I''''' last publication June -.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
CE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

|oi Brainard u. Harper. deceased.
Undersigned, having been APP
i administrator OF the estate of
b D, Harper, late OF the County OF
|n the Stale OF Colorado. deceased,
gives notice that he will appear
the County Court OF said Weld
at the Court House in Greeley, in
|unty, on Monday, the 18th day OF
D, 1905, at the hour OF ten O'Clock
said day at which time all lpersons
/. claims against said estate are
and requested to attend for the
X Of having the same adjusted. All
i Indebted to said estate are re-
\ to. make immediate payment to
Iier>igned.
1 at Greeley, Colorado. this l2th
June, \. d. 1903.
MGCutcheon, administrator OF the
OF Bralnard d. Harper, deceased.
Frank !. Ewing, Attorney.
publication in the Greeley Tribune
b. 1905, last publication July Is, 1908.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

|TFD-FARMERS AND STOCK
|a1 10 become acquainted with the
|acs. black Chief, who will make
nd five days OF the week at Ned
mile east oi Evans on the kersey
nd two days each week Saturday
INLAY at Camps Red Bird stock
|reeley. Terms, SO for the season.
homes,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

b IRRIGATED FARMS-EXCEL-
trnit melon, beet and alfalfa lands.
tock ranches: good free range:
N water rights. No better climate
N. no wind in winter: a splendid
4 ior a home. For descriptive price
Iite r. {. Mckinney, Weiser, Idaho
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

I OST-A PAIR GOLD SPECTACLES;
IL return to Tribune office and receive
suitable reward.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

SALE - MY DRIVING HORSE.
WV and harness, Horse young,
Fssrd sound as dollar, GOOD traN-
tgsy almost new. VIII be sold at a
as / haven't enough use Tor a
\ Justify Keeping him. ASK tor
n Tribune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
.-,-s-ss-s-i-E-s-i-H%1
Want ADS. !

Weekly Tribune, ,,;dn q, a "Sid",% Sn aa
1 ea cells i'ng' rnpy must be in by Wednes'
y IT. insure Insertion --,,.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
L,OR RRENT-UPRIGHT PIANO. CALL
phones, Ind. 27l: Bell l47-ll black,

L'OR RENT-,A ROOM HOUSE IN
It desirable location. For particulars
inquire vt 72O 18th st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

ED-FIRST.CLASS GIRL FOR
w general house work, good wages
Mrs. Bruce q. Eaton, sos l2th st.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

- n. RIVER WATER II A.
{le.I, Gree.ry -.--L.Nn
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
Stewart,

Composed by Charles Edmund
Stewart.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

Quick Meal Ranges.
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers.
Alaska Refrigerators.
Dolphin 5-ply Hose.
Hammocks Croquet Sets etc.
McCutcheon Hardware Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15

ron PATCHING, TEN CENTS
h. Standard bred White Plymouth
u, n,rile 5j winners at Loveland and
.at st me tell you about their size
inc - records. W. j. Griffin, Carr,
IN
The Greeley tribune., 1905-06-15
CE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.

pgollcationin the Greeley Tribun,
b. 1908, last publication July Il, 1905
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
DRIVER REPORTS HOlO-UP;
POLICE FIND NO PROOFS.


Nelson Cravast a driver for the Eur
hs!is Hros groccrs. of No. ~! DIV.
street. reported To IN. police cf The Tenth
Dis:r.c; vest. r'!ay that ~ was he'd up
and r,hts.! pear the entrance to Lewis
place about i:30 O'Clock Saturday night
by two inasA'd men. who relieved h'n of
81. and a gold watch. vnlu.-i at 81.
s'Yav3tt says he WAS seated upon his
wagon when ;h" robbers stepped him. cn"
of IN. h!gn~syEen grabbed hin. ~ III.
left lex al! r,!ll.Ci him from. ~" wagon.
head.
Make q m'svc.'' he claims ON. Of 'h"
Yohb.rS said and I'll blow YOUR head OF "
Crayatt says tina, h. held Up his haufs
and allowed the robbers 10 50 through
his pockets.
After they had finished their work. they
commando! him Z" g., back Oh the wagon
and .:riv. or. This b. dii.
In h.s r-go;, 10 tn" pole. craya'' states
Special Osiic... k:an,o:, and V.onn.ii OF
ik- Tenth D:sfr!c, ..ppr, ,hat/ihey wy.
standing at IT." telephone box. at finney
and Taylor avenues. within Z few yards
of tn. scene ~ :h- ho.J-up at 80 q c.Gck
Saturday afternoon ard tha; they saw no
ore.
S-,xeans Mcnamara reports .ha. h" was
standing at ~. ~Gt:ar,. 70 lows y'.Are
SATURDAY afternoon aiso.t - rcip"k.
tka: cravAtt. who Was driving Il uIU.',
passed him. but that p" mad" no report
~ a robbery In ;h..: re:,r-t 'o the Cap
tain q: ih. Tenth D!s.r.ct. Stanton and
p''onn-ii say they sa. man. an-H"ritg
CYayAtss description. t-iva Yasr them.
b;j' that shsy did not See @ t.Jlt-ur
'rava;ts grocery wagon wss drawn -
. male.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
THREE FIRES DO DAMAGE
AMOUNTING TO $7,150.


Fir. n: 81" O'Clock yesterday niorM;ns 3
IN 4 iwp-story fran. building At No. %..s
Ashland aSs.Ge csgs.! a !.,IIlaE. oc Sl.sN
20 ;h. building and So" 20 tn" furniture.
The hls=. Coyr.r,;.l!. ,'.s! - a reix hi-nf;rS
structure. which !; damaged See
Tire :-ss Dwelling ~ss owned ard oc-
rGpi.,i hy Fr-i win-h n-r and ~. second
~ Joseph sh"rrIsis:. tn" IRE aa- cause!
~ 4 i":-c,:N. Gu-- There Was no ;nsgr-
aac"
Az ovr-h~sted furnace Was THE cags~ II
4 s-- lat. Saturday Iigaf =. No. ss!a Cook
-y-nas :n :Wo-s;nry brick residence o.
CUpi.9 ~ Marian 4. SGnn. An! owned by
u .; Eu.h... Tn. ta'rsSe 30 the building
a,rounie! 10 3;;s' ami :ha: ;o ~. furniture
S..e Both we're FULLY insured
tir. a: - o'clock yesterday rno:-i- e
rayS.i a .arIasr .: 8 .ss. 20 :se three
story brick h-!i5i-S Al Nos .N-S;i S".I:r n
F'as.:tN street. ocCu;i-,. by the -. LOUIS
gcltiux and S.Sply Company an. An:rn
Nisih-- 1 SoI> !rC1 an. Meta. coE.-
,s4-y
Ts. cause cF she Srs !. IN. known. VIII
- n. Kelly. nigh: ns'chr.sn. sAW >-1oa.
.s-Gs-E from ias rear ot The building
az. turned in ~ a.A-r- 1.-Y. was
:ao.aS- "a :he stock ~ = ~. Aai 30 the
ti,I;id.uS {: 500 Flii Insurance vas
carried
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
JNt VA Ft<AlJN.


vt3ttrS ,T,r- busy -a. -r=' 'au1 80
~ 80 - a. .r'T1aH. Ht rHs -E -" -r.st
f9ssis
sMr nas,ssr,; .s = rail-rsH rr7- -, sas
b-sr - rsaea t-,-"Gf"'l - tr" zsr o:
iss.rurn E-a.ss core, trzF d. .>-@- re -
s,t hAS" !oas RIEl- bt. ~Asi-- hN~T>
az, ta,,r NJ viii Ht~ vsr. 49, = tss
n, tim. o. ~rt.c h.as-',t
"Hr "a. t--a a xr-s. "a dr.-.s- al
ai. .is-. saa n.s alNss> HNca z; sSTv1S
r,s h.- rs tst~ sss-~- acted v- =
4. rr-g 4 S,1aih.3 ? s7. c,.- uuiv car a.
Eci- ,r ~ ;sru &; n-Esa }o sSsyt es
uCtNrs - -I-Hh ar -Nfrrt tssf - COS -s'-f
500. a. T'<-s art as srst3 {" = rs
~eS. sr tse 'sHsl.-s wT-'r6'- 49, = :
srae." ;-oEn tHc 10 - -s-r ls.s- @l1'a-
sT.rsts s'Tss-l .-s-i hsHs, s'.rl. -c-- nsst';s>
ssu. g. g-st 'sa an - t>r>fG-
At r-st - -~st f'c-I ~ t5-sE :cT
sreAkfast- t.-. a. - F.yt th~ TASTE -
a. ans, :; >5s--2,~ Ers,. - so ai-, Scs>i.
hr AIDED s. e. ~. -syv-lI-x y-szl -.cr.
ser sls ss'ssl suszi. as -1a ~ al sartEA
-ss.s.nx stsr AZ tsrs-
MS e~ss.s;lS- : 50 arut~r,Z,ly tn
-'-uNcS 6erts-K tAr--- flI1 ztS,1tss "a: s-s
,''sits nss s- h;r-'t - give - fnstarzs a..
81 sNack O. Tea tsss l-rT@. eass s-g,5r.r
,,eaas ard r~,tsbs4 Ser~ -sor-. ara "a.
stc~e - coy. rA'sra. A.. r~sry~Ntas H-
s~ss all ;tss - t-l>glzsg, e. ~ -. ,aas-
~ W->sa-:.s. a.sa -aasr NJ as-~- eAr,nSr
his etss- sts asSss.- xsc .xs .~ry
zrsesss fre'- e'aer>-er,zAe-s ~a- PR
>aAAs>t ~ - &c. Sise - gse es4.e- an.
So s>s.sssn. snS. h-. as-.N -. -.,e.ers..
~ -A~aisA s-s -ts~Bstk~ Nass. St..s
~ russa1 CsA-, Essts- s>r.sa Ma
TAssv . . r~assss Eea1 ses ..es., es,.AA
'1as es6A - NeiiSslse.- n pseAsssA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
FOUR CANDIDATES
FOR HUNTS SEAT
Congressman From Eleventh Dis
trict Will Seek Re.electiOn-Ed-
ward \. NOonan Jr. and Sen
atOr kinealy Possibilities.

With the primaries and conventtons
months away. the crop 0f candidates tcr
congressional h"nOrs In the Eleventh
Congressional District Is already large.
with promise of at least one more notable
addition.
From what b heard at the frequent IN
Ertssisnal possibilities. It seems certain
that there are xt least four 9entlemen
who are practically avotseA candidates for
the Democratic nomination.
In Washington. SttendinG the session Of
Congress. rs understood to be an avowed
candidate for re;esec!'"n; he defeated
November. palling thr"ueh hy sseetan-
tial figure In the Republican landsai3e
Congressman Hunt h q resident OF the
friends 70 havo . aood chance for re-
nomination In case. the altGnnlents resn1ln
about the same Effected his nomination
In the last congressional convention.
Edward A. Nocnan Jr.. whO r. nov As.
sfstant City Attorney. IL one Of the four
who have hcen mcnti.'ned as possible can
d!'iat's. Mr. SoOnan Is ono u the younger
democrats who have been prominent in
The city and State campaigns In recent
years. He halls from the Seventeenth
Ward. and is sHid 10 hs closely In touch
with the crE.nizatien in his ward. which
GcorE. Neville 4 the rwen.y-.evansh
ward again will make . Try for the NOM
inatior. his friends say He vas a cnndi-
gresham Hunt In the last campaign. He
II deputy in the ctllce of Collector Aager-
man, AMI has been prominent in the speak
ing campaigns Of the party.
STATE Senator William Il. kineAlv ~.
e. a:etiy has been mentioned . cansli-
date for tn. Democratic nomination IN the
district. He r.C-->'nts the Thirty fourth
District in the state Senate. and In u res
idenr or the Twenty 80 vensh Ward.
Report has Il that there IL q possibility
IL arothcr candidate for the nomination.
hu: his friends are not yet openly advO-
eating his selection.
Tn. Eleventh. pis;,1c, IL conposed os the
Second. Third. Sixteenth. Seventeenth.
E.Sh'.--nf. Twentieth. Twenty-Asst ard
TW.nfy->iXfh wards. and all of the
Tweniy-scvcnth except the Eleventh Pre-
C.nct
Th. Thi!i and Sixteenth AZ the latest
lineup Wer. controlled ny James p Miles.
:h~ Twenty sixth Is led by Phil Dwyer.
the Seventeenth by Tom Quinn and the
Second. Eighteenth. Twentieth and Twen-
'y-f.st a.c still very friendly "a Harry II.
HaVes.
ra.!y GIL! in the Twenty seventh Ward
is CREDITED with t,eing 4 candidate FOR
Sheriff. an! I: - SAID that there Is q COM
h:na:ior nrn6!nx which involves the con-
Gr.ssi"nal nomination the nomination foS
sheriff and tn. Justice Of :he r~Ace and
Constable" nominations In the northeastern
par: OF the CITY
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
LiGHTSHIP LIES
HELPLESS N STORM
Vessel, Plunging About in Gale
Of Nantucket, Springs a Leak
Rescue Boat En- Route From
New Bedford.

Newport. r. l.. nec. lo-whiie the Nan
fuckct south ShoAl iiSht-ship. No. a
chained to "a sp"; far out In the North
Atlantic. was plunginE about to-day in
leak Was discovered In the itr..rOOm COM
paItmcnts. which let IN the water SD
steadily that when wireless communication
ceased at 3:.ss this afternoon the fires had
been ekt,o suashrc aud the vessel was hep
less.
A. the light ship. which is a relief ves-
sci: and xne vent = On tn. .,,, sta ;;s, s only
ugh; compartments. u Is believed tonight
.-y the tixnthcus4. officials that she would
survive the gale. which at that time was
backing into the northwest. -
Nevertheless. every enoyt was made to
go To her assist ance- A. TIN. 80 wsls very
heavy cn shose and none but the stoutest
vessels could be usei. II was found that
the Eunboa; His, VAS the only one await
able. in port here. Just she w8s 'abO1t
TO leave this afternoon her steering gear
gave out: 1t VAS learned. however. that
the lighthouse. officials IN Boston had ar
range! to dispatch the lighthouse. tender
!>:alea frH1 New Bedford. and II was ex-
gect.si that she would reac:i the vicinity
Il the liGa,ship before. morning.
Lighthouse. Ofiic ials. while admitting that
they We're scyneW nat anxious regarding the.
iight->hip. pointed ou; tina: her cOmpaEt-
merits should lee able 70 keep the vessel
Considerable length Uf time. II wAs also
po:n;.i out thar tire sh.ff of the wind to
The Eorthwes, usually has the tendency Of
moc;hinx the "a ~ the vicinity Of the
light ship.
III. Nantucket l.Ehi-ship Is anchored
foTty-t~o miles out. She has for many
years been the turning point Of steamers
bound I" and from Liverpool and New
York And Within 'h- pas: ;"u. ~ five
years has been .G.i;'V-u with wireless
.el.Sraph apparatus.
She l. comm an3e! rs Captain Jor&eCsen
If Dennis Mass and carries a crew con-
listing "f TWO engineers ANA eight men.
81" also has o's hoard three wireless op-
orators attached. "a 'h. navy. They ar"
E.s-ei F'urSa.ks. chief electrician: Charles
H!auxsEship. electrical. q: :ae first class,
and William +. Snyder. electrician y! The.
second CAss.
Her .i.s1 of!!c-. Il Sssorg. Acorn Of Bos-
ton ser mrs, engineer. Stcphs:, Davis. Of
r'ai. Haven. Mass. an! hs: second en-
g.r.-- John l.ubty. Of Newport.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
WRIcHT'S MANSION IS SOLD.
Americans English Home to Be
Turned Into 4 Hotel.
SF-cT.I sy ABLE.

SFT-tTti RS ABLE
London. Is.c. is-tCnpy:.ehs. ;S&.b-Le~
Park. Whitley. Surrey. the gpsgeous polAcs
which "a. "rec:e-! by IN. late Whitaker
wF!Sh; shea AZ n" height ~. his financial
fame. has t--e: sol! q a mail syndicate.
which Intends 20 convert the mansion !ntO
a srsr-cisss residential hotel
The sy-dicA.. A. speedily ~ possible wiI.
cpnst-,., 1".: links within she private
park and capital polo grounds
Th. mansion when ? rev wing has bs-en
al led will contain iss bedrooms. sixteen
r.Ct :;ina rooms. a Hincer gAr3en. an Oh
p rva;o-y and Spacious ,hsAfe. and hall
:>ousr.
IL viii ~ hotel 40 !;... wifh pFfcss
which viii rot Aes~ai 81 q man O! NOD
~ra;~ means. In. property consists Of
A. acres
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
TWO SUSPECTED OF BElme
IMPLICATED IN BUR6l AmES.


Daniel Cushing and Sam short eSo ~
der arrest q. III. Central District 8eA43oO
on s.-yic.o,. o> kavi:9 bsen implicated ~
som. u IN. burglaries that have occWSe0
~ the city recently.
Nn.n searched Gushing VA found t1
have = Steel implement which - 00ppoon9
20 sc burglars tool
The men acre. charged by Al69Se 8oaBYo
saIco.,keeper at No. sG1 South 0gOoAS
say. with attempting Z" work . ''010>
Har;i'' gam. Gushing. Who IN = yeaS0 "a
said h;s horne II ir Pit:shJ!Yx. and tAo4 hO
has been IN 1t Louis only \ short 00a,
Short gav" h!a as. 81. sAtd tha9 ~
aas ooil.rmAker AMI that hs LIVED -
NJ. ;is SoJta Fourth street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
PASSING BAD COM CHARGED.
CARPENTER Arrested on Complaint
Of Grn'erS.

G---Se r NrCI~Tsr. ca-r~a:sr. Ey;re
=. Nc syc .xicR.cc avenue I. iocke? rp
a: -. Tenth sDss.rt-i S,a;icN % Q chafge
% SSss.7G coGit-T:ei: money
iN- arrest Vas caase by pas.om~n
p~-:sey a-9 T.~ch~macss: On csorr;a:ns
o: Ga-.l1ass-An..t. R-vs@ grvccsrs Q. she
southwest cs,e.sr os MATT: Ar. E~Wssead
Avea..s The frTs complains fhAs No
CI.i .. eAs>e.a a co-s;--.ei- silver dollar
n ;e~ Src.e-y Saturday Eight
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

It b only . short time since the great
American public has found out how good.
how nourishinx and appet!z'ng 4 food
Spaghetti really is. Faust Brand Spa9-
hetti IL educating the people by demon
stsating day after day that II Is food for
aI-clean. wholesome. tasty and exceed
iNgiy eco0omtca!-that 1t is the bes: spag-
hetti made. You will recognize Faust
Brand Spaghetti at your groceTs by the
beautiful alright and dust-1.oos package.
which keeps II always fresh and clean. Our
free booklet gives numerous recipes for
preparing Faust Spaghetti-seEd for IT to-
day-mean Shile here is ne~ dish for you
to try.
Recpe-Bo.! Faust Spaghetti In wa.e. until
tender. put In = Esn a lay-. Of grated cheese: {:
add salt. y-prss. and . small quantity cf but
se.. 6nd repeat until you ha.. n. desired
amount. -Four az Y.ch milk c- cream and bake
one-half 20 fa.ee-4uart~:s os an hou:.
Buy Q Scent package today and you
will buy I-cen, package tomorrow.
EACII. BROTHERS. ST. LOUIS. MO-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

Handsome Solitaire Diamond R1nGD. Oo0s
gsu;s clusters. are to be- had On CSo0Ses
4 beautiful gift within your 0eono -
-1ani. First payment. ~ per cent. ann eoSY
terms ,o suit foy the balance. Co0e 0130
ou. beautiful display to-day. ODe0
every evening until II y. M WYleo 10
Cainlny i.sS Illustrations lOftl0 6g0e -
Co. % f:oor carleton bldg. eth and OeDVo,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

Jefferson Mutual Fire lns1ance CoauDonys
died sud,icnly yesterday at hef h10A No
i:i2 Nebraska avenue.
1iv-.i in ST. Louis since l8e6. She - Su1.
v!yed iy four children Otto E1senhaFsle,
In. Misses Carrie and Hesin1ne E1seAhAFdte
xho ar. teachers In the public 0cAQooR 0Al0
Mrs lila ViEtic
The funeral Will he private. 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
GALVESTON TYPOS TO STRIKE.
EMPLOYEES in Large Stationery
!l'u>s. ~ Walk tint TS lbav.

s.siss.;rr- E.s is- ia-AE o: ,..
,rsz;~E> s-E2ay.4 hx CZa.ke .-nGr.e the
s2-s~-s =.sr rUsactzTsr< -tss@y-r-. >ss.--
ss>ss-sfrs IN t>~ S-sss. ssi - cais~a ost
ss--es-vs n sAs Gssntezs ss-sAe Ssss sAe
IySrscssAe.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
SHAMAS-HSIOT

A--ris, I'll r,>c S-As. Arhs-. Seaman .
v.-i,s ercss.as - sA.s city a.. Mo Nell
daughter {: 2 z Es.scs AajOr - .se T1ursh
6<gina~cs q I.,ffc.s Sasiss.A. Guard
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

Je>ss.h II Nosrssu. . r>.ak ;. The t'nl-
.esai Restaurant No. So Oi:ve street.
aAs s.c: 20 :Ae tssy nas5:tai lAse night
sc- r~rvAs.c- Aorr:s,. :nAeinep thar
be q pSsS1ed ~ lis en>=ies-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

HaEr- >sN-t-S III. tsc. iS-ShaSSss n 30gs
a.r. 9, y.at. "a di~i h-.s SHE rpoSnse0 - o.
nl-.fe. ~ Turner has fseo enshteP of the
Ffsi National iAns s~ Twelve ysaN. and V0O
veil snO-sa ali .h~ STATE.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

Fi>prMiSGTOS Hi.-HasTy Cnok for sgvsa.
ten gear. a s~t,rhmsn IN the Aa0eo vO
,ar,.- ., s;f.AsIv. hl1 saeen 'nsaans!y 11llast
~ sr. sns.i. :hs-e Hs fell from sh0 IB1as
pgsTs:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
c-u.pf.rH - TrRS"

Bargains IN everything are advertised q
Tn. i:eDshlic's Want pages.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

inslic ctments were handed DOWN against
some s,.lspiCuouS .ffen..r than anything
eis.. that could hapien
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
MRS. ElSENHAROT DEAD.
Had spent More Than Fifty Years
in 81. Louis.

Mrs. A.sus:s Essenha!d:. widow % H.r-
man Essnaa:'i:. Uho ~ss t--ssd.ot q: ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

Prescription No ISL by Elmer 4
Amend NiiI not cure al cOmS iai.iR. but
:f W.ii care rheumatism
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

80 simple and practical that No one
can make mistake with it.
In every can Of 81. L K Coffee
a, 3 lbs. for $l.OO incidentally the
best coffee you can :ct) is . small
bundle Of specially prepared japanese
fibre papers. a fresh paper is used
every time coffee Is made-no boil
ing old sack and s,rainers. This pa
per. through which the liquid per-
colz,es. allows none Of the
strength or aroma to escape.
In each /, 2 and : Ii. can there .
also . coupon. This coupon and
50 cents entities the holder to the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11

vii sc.re c-e ylsase tel! ne where she
6-esg.y Fr.n,sry Is, 4 EArne:sy stea.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
A Perfect
Cup of Coffee
Every Morning
No "ifs" or ''buts"

We offer you more than good
coffee, skikully blended and roasted.
We know that the best coffee can
be spoiled in the making.
We give you the means Of guar.
6nteeiag yourself . good cup Of
coffee every morning Of your life.
because it will be well made If you
use the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-11
H. & K.
Coffee Maker.

A loag !
seep N d- ~
u0oeofthe e.
most ex-
pc We
Fnneh cot.
feena akinG
machine-and