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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25

THREE nice housekeeping rooms,
mosquito proof lanai, every conven-
fence. 1864 Emma street opposite En-
ma Square. IA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25
FOR SALE.

FINE black oak bedroom set with largo
polished oak dining room table In
quire at 1471 Christley lane. 1858
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25

AT wAHIAwA. $40 per week or 80 per
day. Stage Tuesdays and Fridays.
Address Mrs. Caroline Rhodes, Wa
hiawa. 6455
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25

A HANDSOME suit of rooms. electric
lights, mosquito proof. Call after s.
p. m. at 1890 Nuuanu avenue. $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25
METEOROLOGICAL REcoRp.

BY the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25

FURNITURE of ten-room house, in
part or whole; rent cheap. Apply ZIG
Beretania opp. Hawaiian Hotel. $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25

FIRE claim award No. 6s1s in favor of
Lee Sing Zip. Amount s2546.70. Re-
ward offered for return of same to
Ng Monwar, No. 202 Judd Building.
A WHITE chiffon boa with black
stitching. Liberal reward if same is
returned to this Office. 1853
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-25
ROOM AND BOARD.

NICE front room; board if desired. 169
South School street. 6463
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

Judge Black, c, X, l'eo,e, and
Geo Allen Of Boise. <neiiuSssa;
Bellantyne OF Parma
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

The sugar factory at Idaho
Falls IL turning out sugar at the
rate OF over 1910 sacks per day
According to the bounty law
passed by the last republican
legislature, the stnte win havo To
pay TO the sugar trust 81 per
sack bonus. That means $3.50
per dry; $4,000 per month
Soo4, 400 per year How do you
like It? And this is only one fac
tory. They are buildlnganother,
and we don't blame them. IN
less the supreme court knocks
the stufiing out of the sugar.
bounty law Idaho will not have
money enough left to send Gov.
Morrison 10 the st. Louis fair.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

to Alkali last Sunday and met
with splendid success duck shoot
ing. When the boys went to
gather up their game off the wa
ter, Poore, who was standing
some distance from the others,
asked the Judge to gather up his
birds, as the Judge wore long
boots, and Poore didn't. GLOW
many have you,' asked the
judge" 'Fonr in the water. and
| killed every one OF them on the
wing replied Poore. The Judge
obligingly waded out, but could
find only three. "Get that 9th
err one" said Poore, indicating
an object on the water to the
right. II killed him my last
shot, and it was a dandy. He
was coming down the wind about
ninety miles an hour when |
landed him. It's the best shot
I've made today, and wouldn't
lose that duck for anything"
The Judge waded up to the OBJ
lect indicated and picked up a
muslrat.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

For Sale-Fifty acres. All I'M
der cultivation, mostly seeded to
alfalfa. 20 inches ofwater, good
house, etc. BATES & LANG.
Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels for sale. j. II. Baxter,
Roswell. 11-2l-4.
Please remember that you
have a first-class repair shop in
Parma. When you want any
repairing done call on II. T..
Cannon.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

The nction taken by our citi-
zens Wednesday night, in decid-
ing to- Incorporate the village,
illustrates the character ofenergv
and proeressivness that domi-
mates them. and makes plain the
reason TINT Parma Is known all
over south Idaho as a wide
awake, progressive town. We
have 10 mossbacks among us.
From the oldest inhabitant to
the Youngest tenderfoot all are
working unitedly and harmoni-
ously for everything consistent
with the best interests OF our lit
tie city. And this class OF citi-
zens is not confined to the pro-
posed boundary lines OF our vii
lage. The same progressivness
surrounds us on every side, and
il, building up one of the finest
communities to be found on the
western hemisphere.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

W. r. HsARsr's new paper,
The Los Angeles Examiner. made
It's first appearance December / 2.
The new paper starts off with a
circulation OF $4,000. Mr..
Hearst has proven himself per.
hapS the greatest friend that la
Dor has in the United States,
aud a great demonstration was
held by the laboring men OF Los
Angeles In celebrating the advent
OF the new paper that win cham.
pion their cause.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

ONE of the most absurd fakes,
says the Washington correspon-
dent OF the Evening Capital
News, that ever came to the ma
tional capital was that story
that Senator Dubois had entered
INTO a newspaper syndicate with
Senator Clarke, OF Montana. and
Senator kearns, of Utah. There
was absolutely no foundation for
it other than the inauguration
OF it's author, says the Senator
from Idaho. Senator Dubois
knows az much about the news
paper business az Perry Heath.
and has no more money to in
vest than Il church mouse.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

Early last Saturday morning
the Cash Racket store belonging
to A. b. Simon & Co., at Nyssa,
was completely destroyed by
fire. There was ~ 800 insur
ance carried on the store and
stock of merchandise, but this
will not cover the loss. 1t is said
that the fire originated from the
explosion OF a hot blast stove.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF-NOTICE
- for Publication. Department of the In
terror United States Land Office,
Boise Idaho, Dee g. 1903
Notice is hereby given that Ebert NJ Kirk
patrick OF Parlna assignee OF Gideon II. Hard
Of Boise, Idaho, has filed notice OF irsen-
ton to make proof on his dcsert-lnnd claim
No. li1l. for the Sc Ia NV IL lot @, and ne Ii
sw II and lot 9, Sec, Is. TIP. 8 H., r. . W., and
Sc IL he Ia Sec. b. TIP. 8 n, r. q, W. b. NJ be-
Wednesday, the 20th day of JANUARY, 1901
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land
Fred T. Fisk Of Parma, Idaho; Clarence b.
HURT of Boise, Idaho; Geo. +. Sprague OF
Boise, Idaho K. j, Davis, Parma, Idaho
an. HARRY j. SYMs, Register.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

A. j. Robinson and wife. for.
merly OF Ottunwa, Iowa, arrived
IN Parma n few days ago. and
will make their home here. Mr..
Robinson is an expert phalma-
cist, and will have charge OF the
new drug store opened a few days
ago by G. NJ. kirkpatrick 4 Co.
There win be a Christmas tree
at the Presbyterian church ON
christmas eve. Boxes for con
tributlons in aid of the tree have
been placed in each store in town
pont forget to drop in n quar-
ter or SO to give the children n
treat,
Roswell Camp No, 0269, ti, W.
A. will give Christmas bah ON
the evening ofThursday, Dec. "a,
ut the Oddfellows hall, Admis.
sion Sl,00; spectators 50c. The
best OF music has been secured
and every one WHO enjoys dane
ing viii miss treat II they don't
attend,
Two prominent Wnsb,rrton
county attorneys, Frnnl, Harris.
o' Nelser) and L. l., Bnrtenshaw
Of Council, stopped of on their
way home from Boise Thursday,
hnd made "A social coll on tho
ducks Mt Alkali yesterday, We
VIII state IN advance that we
won ve'ieh for my steries tiiey
hay tell about the number Of
pii'ds thsy killed,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

A SkwnrArER editor who wa.
sleeping III time of church ser.
vice was suddenly sturtled 10y tile
following words IN a loud voice
nom the pulpit And why
stand Se here All the day idleg"
and Internationally answered,
''becalIse tbes don't advertise, -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

TaE Cambridge Citizen says
that the new government OF Pam
am" is "of the canal by the
canal and for the canal" The
Citizen is slightly mistaken-hot
perhaps in intention, but in fact,
The new government OF Panama
Il Of Vanilla, ny Roosevelt for the
canal,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

Boise. Idaho. Dec. 8, 1903

Boise, Idaho. Dec, 8, 1903
To whom it may concern;
This is to certify, that Mr.
Delyria is an expert pruner, ano
recommend him to those need
ing such work done.
r. ". LANSING,
Tree Sprayer, Boise, Ida
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19

Senator Hepburn, our own son.
ator rom Spokane, has intro
diced II Resolution Ia 'bsalsyo.
lentlY assimiIatev SIN Domingo
elld iaytI. Nest,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.

t'ft'uEh w e<f'itN7 the opinion
that our constitutions, both
state and national, should be
upheld. We congratulate Mr..
Davis OF the Caldwell Tribune
upon the attitude assumed by
him on the sugar bounty ques-
tion. II more men like him had
been at the helm OF the Republi-
can press, the question OF
whats the constitution be-
tween friends, . would never have
been asked. The Tribune says:
state Auditor Turner is re-
ported to have taken the posi-
ton that he will not draw n
single warrant in payment OF
sugar bounty unless, by decree
OF the supreme court he Is obliged
70. II Mr.. Turner has really an
nounced that determination. he
ought to stay with it unto the
very end, whether right orwrong.
Whether the giving Of counties
Is good public policy IL not, we
apprehend, the present question
with the stuteauditor. Heprob-
ably takes the position that the
granting OF a bounty IL in con
illct with the provision OF the
state constitution which pro-
hibits the appropriation Of pub
lie money for the benefit OF pri-
vate enterprise. II * eminentlv
proper that the supreme court
should determine whether the
bounty law does or does not
come within the constitutional
inhibition.
The get rich quick inlatua-
ton, which IN older communities
manifests itself in honest manip.
ulations OF stocks and bonds.
gold bricks and green goods.
here, in the west is thinly dis
guised under the unctuous euph- |
envy, development Of our mag
nificent and unparalleled natural |
resources.
IF the rivers of the state are
10 be monopolized as the cheap.
est way OF exploiting timber
lands, why, don't you see, that |
Is development of our natural |
Resources on grand and impos-
ing scale, and the legislature,
natural resourse, too, passes the
bill Il il the grabbing ,5f a mil
lion acres of iand. vim. wnter
ditch? That, Clearly comes I'M
der the benevolent head 81 de-
selopment of natural Resources,
and he who dares question it is a
traitor to the state. Does a led
eral statute interfere with the
grab? The statelegislature isat
hand TO set II aside IN order that
no obstacle shah be placed In the
way OF development OF our
magnificent natural resources.
In the mad, graSpinp race,
the well being Of posteritv is
ruthlessly ignored. TIE future *
mortgaged for generations, con-
stitutionr. laws and common
SENSE trampled under foot.
state Auditor Turner has per
ceiyed this trend and the danger
II threatens. A. a high public
officer he takes the ground that
this rage Tor development of nat.
'Iral resources shall not. II hr can
prevent it, override the state >
constitution, and, IN order to ,
have the point settled, refuses to r
ssue VARIANTS IN payment OF Il
bounty Tho question: al What =
; good policy us affecting devri. a
'pmenf Of NATURAL resources n ?.
lot involved in Mr.. Turner's con.
enrion. He simply and rightly
|oldr, that any legislation viola q
i've Of the fundamental iaa Is es- d
bad ~ tendlug To nn. Il
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19
People and Events
BEING BRIEF RECORD OF THE FAST WEEK


Miss Laura Stockton was q
Boise visitor this week.
W. ,. odom came down from
Caldwell Wednesday,.
| Chas. Borden went to Weisel
Saturday for a brief visit.
Sam Ballantyne was a Caldwell
visitor Thursday.
Just received at Leigh & Co.'S,
new lot OF pillows and sofa
pillows.
J. l.. Blake came down from
Boise Saturday to go duck
shooting.
ID. ID. Murray of Caldwell, held
services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Sheriff Watkins was down
shaking hands with his friends
Wednesday.
Ralph Cowden and Sumner
Dee were down from Caldwell
Thursday duck shooting.
Archie Graves and Mrs. A. +.
Bradley went to Caldwell on
Monday for brief visit.
X. Leonard Stockton went to
Boise Monday where he will en-
feI the Boise Business college.
| want to buy 8 or 10 acres Of
unimproved land close to Parma
II. 7. Cannon, at repair shop.
The ladies OF the w. c. r. u.
held their regular. meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Thos. Andrews Fri
day afternoon.
Don't buy all your Christmas
presents till you see Miss Leigh's
stock. Good goods and low
prices is her motto.
Mrs James Farmer arrived
from Draper, Utah, Thursday
and will spend the winter with
her husband here.
A. II. Lang went to Poca sello
Monday on a business trip, re-
turning Wednesday. He reports
things moving along nicely in
the Gate City.
A. j. Mitchell, II. s. Stockton
and Trunk Galley returned from
Caldwell Tuesday, where they
had been i'll attendance on the
district court as jurymen.
Mrs, Maud Clark, who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks, left for her new home in
Boise, Sunday. Mr.. Clark now
being on the branch line.
Attorney G. X. Gilluly, who
has quite Il reputation ~ plat
form orator, will lecture at the
Presbyterian church next Sun
day afternoon at $3.50, on the
subject, What IL Man.
Lee Shaub, and sister, Miss
Ella, who have been spending the
at the home Of John
Myers in Roswell left Wednesday
evening" for their home ut Pom
tiac, Ill. Mr.. Myers accompanied
them us far M Boise.
A. j. Robinson and wife. for
nerly of Ottumwa, Iowa, arrived
n Parma n few days ago. and
Viii make their home here. Mr..
III.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-12-19
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY
PARMA TRAIN SERVICE

GOING EAST.
No. 2. Fast Mail, Daily. % :43 A. NJ.
No 8. Mail & Express, 4:20 P NJ.
No. rs. Mixed Train, -. II $50 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
No. ]. Fast Mail, Daily. i rs A. NJ.
No. II. Mail & Express, ..3 Al p. NJ.
No. 25. Mixed Train. y ii 800 A. NJ,
All carry passengers except Nos. !. & 2
WALTER SAVERS,
Agent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14
& Positive, Permanent Cure for Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding and Protrud-
ing Plies

RECTALINIg Is the preparation Of an
eminent European specialist on Rectal
Diseases.
For twenty-five years he has used IL
with wonderful success. never failing Il
cure any case OF piles from the early synp-
toms itching. pain after movements.
bleeding, etc, to The horrible, protrudiag
ulceratnS. agonizlug stages.
During all these years the universal
charge for this treatment mas been from
$1,000 TO S25 90 but it's YOURS for S 90
We have secured the American rights to
manufacture and sell RECTALrNE, the
only sure cure for Plies known. and We
propose 10 sell it on the American Plan.
the greatest good to the greatest number,
ana euarautee every box We prefer 70
make ten cures for $1,000 rather than
orc cure for $1,000. because we have ten
friends to recommend ana advertise Rec
,aine instead OF one A strictly business
proposition
This eminent specialist gave the great
er part of his fife to the study % the ma
turc. cause and cure Of Rectal diseases,
from which so many suffer hopeleSsiy
for years ard the result, like that of
Pasteur. Kochs and other great special
lists. has given the world a sDecitic-a
remedy based upon scientific facts. that
meets all requirements OF every stage or
rectal discusses RectaIlne. the most mar
Vicious. magic-li6e immediate relief and
cure Of the age.
Don't let the surgeon use the knife
lis dangerous, hOrriblc-both in the ops
Grafton and the deadly ether or chloro-
form. which they administer
Besides. it never cures.
Simply takes away the diseased portion.
leaving the parts MANNED. weakened and
sore ready for a new attack
Why pay q hundred dollars or more.
take ali chances and If you die-thats
an. the surgeon has the money and is
ready for the next victim
We cure for one dollar. without any
risk. suffering or after effects
lust q complete restoration to health Of
: SICK. weakened organ, leaving you Just
rs God made Won
plies IS one Of the most common ANA
painful diseases.
In q majority OF cases ii is not recog-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14
ROOSEVELT NOT THE MAN.

tffon The ln'iis'l; = , 'oii'l''''
~ 'he "oiUS ~ ~ '''''''D- 1910,
" i1i "'''lG' '"N"''' INK
iu' an Win "l "''''-. go 49,
ply aAd SoielE 70 a"F"Hee l"e ~
OF the party and TO keep Il upon 'ile 81 "a"
road Of success: FOR the sake Of thu mi
lions OF voters who seek no resrarl but
49,, establishment ~ rheir nrfncii,las in
~, .,.,,:,, ...i,,, ,,..,, ,o,-.s i.. .,.,,,,,,.l
w h'"''' s - .
Fd tiae nenlirees o. me party, We 60 "p'''i
our leaders throughout the union -
awake. to arouse themselves aNd to pre-
rarn FIN. tfs c,nsc'v-contesto4 caufie.
80 ,,bo,. ave
N'.'1 " /" 90 80 49,. M.
II 10 the republican parry 10 90 Ills r'e!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14

Berlin, December e-The National
Zc!Cuns, which has recently published Il
number OF accurate kilograms from ST.
Petersburg. today printed the following
from ST Petersburg under yesterdays
date:
I'm declaring that Kusso-Japanese
settlement is hmm diately at Aaad the
diplomats doUbticss base their opinion on
lie well-ostabiisaed fact that dutiug tho
thgce weeks there had 90 az exceed
ngly active exchange o. legrams be-
tween Toxic and Washington. which sud
denly stopped TWO days ago. The dip.o-
mats couclude from this civcuu-
stance that the governments OF he United
states ana japan had Oeau engaged in
hlghly important negotiations AS regards
common action against Russia and that
the negotiations have been concluded.
Whether they lsd 70 positive results or
s.mp!v disclosed the tmpossibllity OF
reaching an agreement. tic diplomats ex-
pect 70 ascertain from Washington or
toxic.
Editoriany rfc Na,onaI 2eitung say9
It does not expect the United States viii
seriously oppose Russia, which has been
acting rs pace-maker for American cam
meEce
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14
THE PARTRIDGE PRIZES.
Awards Of Second Week of Short
Offer


The prizes for the Second Partridge
Week of November. ending November 30,
have been awarded as follows.
II. II Goodwin. Moorefcld. Ark,
Walter Jones. Evans. Ga. 4e sub
J. 4. Nix. banning. Ga. IS sub
ScriptionS :. :. 2 so
Total ;. =. .. !. :. .. ;. =. 49,. $3.50
Mr. NJ. J, Willingham, one Of the agents
vino was put out Of comp tition with the
others sent a list to warrant a Partridge
Prize of SO, which has accordingly been
awarded him. This announcement was
prepared and checks were mailed as
above, but the item did not appear last
>geek as intended.
There have been .. great many small
clubs sent In during these two weeks and
tba agents who entered the contest have
our sincere thanks for the part they
took. The clubs received hywe all been
duly credited and will ali count on the
lists that compete for the agents prize in
thr big contest that closes December Q
No agent has yet sent fn a list that
could not be overcome by an active
agent who puts In good work for tins
month of December. Tho contest Is tust
such a one as that in which Nj. VIII
lingllam took his first prize some years
ago. If one-half dozen agents should
spring up into active work and promi
the highest prize now offered. The crop
reports indicate that cotton is moving as
ii has never done before and if there has
been any lateness Of The season It has
been more than compensated for by the
incrt aSed activity in the cotton circles.
This makes the time for a canvass fully
right and agents should not hesitate to so
into It actively so swell their lists.
An agent offer that seems to have
been forgotten IS that giving two prizes,
tn first of 500. the next Of $50 for the
highest and next best number OF esh-
mates sent in without subscriptions by
any single agent.
In all cases where agents send esti-
mates alone they arr to understand. Of
course. that they take for themselves
As many estimates as they may sell to
their customers.
Only about two weeks Of the az nts'
contest and Of the port receipts contest
remain. Every agent should put forth all
energy ard get the greatest lists pos
sible both for subscriptions and for sSti-
mates. The two hundred thousandth mark
upon which we offer to double ali prizes
has not yet been reached. This Is not I'M
;ttanabe by any means ana could well
he reached by d long. strong pull ali to-
getler ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14
Forget You Ever Had II.
Catarrh, the Most Odious of All Dis.
eases Stamped Out, Root
and Branch.


Naiarrh IS the most foul and offensive
disease ,i'it aiilicts The human race Any
IN" WIN Soc}ai ambitions had better r.
iource thcm II he has "a BAD case OF e.
arm Tor his pTosonc" Il tolerated. at ain.
WI ho endifed under protest. The iofu
.ihu slCK1tln'S breath. the watrrv eyes.
'te naWMhS and splitting ana fntid dis
t9S' AT tue nose mal1" thu unf0gtunS
S9heret the most avoided OF hGm&n h.
ASs
Ntuafts 'atalfh Tablets are tNr bone
ana rehet Of cat2ffh Victims III over til.
world fhey =" direct 10 the root o. The
uisFaSe ami Thoroughly yradica'" il fynm
.1e huuldn sNStS'n They ci";tnso ana
4."i w pr'p" - al catarrhal neis1n@
"it" oiNCf tpeF Lul'lrNce al impurities
ans c'ffsG ~ ne blood becomes pure,
ae eve nfSmehs the head is cleared
tgc pre3ln becomes sweet. the 'oSt sense
~ smell IS leStofof IN" discharges ceas"
ana the sufferer aeAN feels that Ac hos
something TO hNe 10Y ~" Is again a mau
mons men and can meet Ms te'low-b'-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14

an ENTRANCE into a. saloon and robbed
the cash drawer Of It's contents. .nciud-
ing check on the national bank Tor SIS.
Payment On the check was stopped today
and when stone presented It at the cash
ier's window. Cashier NcI<a:g went out
n capture the lad The latter suddenly
seized the wicket window and attempt
ed to pull 1t apart and seize the cash that
lay on the counter. lie was still pulling
NJ the window when She cashier came
upon him and attempted to hoG him. This
boy nana ged 10 wrench himself loose
from Mckaig and bolted for the street
Passershg then joined tie pursuit. Of
stone.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-12-14

was in 1902 No. thousand times, mol
and every Thinking man IS aware of IT.
The republican party can not count
upon the New York democrats IN '9o9
who supported Mckinley In 1900
Have the New York antagonisms to
Mr. Roosevelt. which We're SO openly dis
cussed at the last national convention
ceased TO exist? Is Mr.. Roosevelt strong
er before the people of New York than he
was when voted out Of the governorSnip
of that great state by New Yorks sons
at the national convention? The republi-
can party wants no surmiscs. no guesses,
no CANDLES upon these vital points
The republican party demands a leader
who can carry New York and secure to
the party the electoral vote OF that
state
The situation IS plainly stated. Facts
are stubborn things that often block a
pathway. If. In View of all these facts,
the party says 1t shall be Roosevelt then
so say ali az US
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Annrehe,1sinn Is Caused.

LONDON, December 9.--Thc Toxic dis
patcn announcing tho arrival of Rus
sian fleet off Chemuipo was communi-
cated to the foreign office 0v the Asso-
ciatod Press and was received with ar
prehensi0n though il was not confirmed
~ any foreign office dispatches from
the Far East II was said that ii the
Information from Toxic is correct, If
would almost certainly nullify any nego-
Gauons, however pacific, now proceed
ing between Russia and Japan.
The japanese legation had no co-li-nla-
ton ot thu Toxic report and Baron
Hayashi. the Japanese minister. said ne
WAS inclined 10 diseredit it,