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IN The DAY OF BATTLE
Some Contrasts Between the Russian and japanese
and Forces---By T. h. IA. H. IN the
Pail Mall Gazette.

is nv no means an easy country 10 inFd1a
from the land. and that there seems to
he no reason why Japan sApdid net be
ahIe to maintain herself taore against
yery heavy odds If need be
Last. but not least, Of the causes tast
make for success. the struggle vae1 +
comes will not be one between two m.
tiors eacl, wholly sci upon obtaioins ila
victory on the one side will re urites
nation. jealous patriotic conVino q Of IL.
i,,stice Of its cause. and resolved " sha
The last drop Of it's blood ia the confess
On the other, selfish, gras ping altea4
cracv divorced in sympathy from ths
main body of its own people. who woad
welcome It's overthrow every Hn.t It's
heartily as the rest of the world Every
Japanese is a PARROT Throughout ana
,,oes to his service in the o.py wtA d
Feeling of pride. The Russian hsts aad
wnen about it lights stOddly bur Is not
for his country. and oul& ps@dla as
1.,nno, beto himself. lie l2 >s u5t
.,Urilng incentive which Of :
sitperiority IS Of The greatest FAla pt
which is possessed by tne japan
dier in an exalted degree JaH1 lIas
,heen living low. but she has noi D ID iae.
ana waen be Iatefu day arrives she @B
enter on her task with Nig9e eaof.
oaghness and practical SKIN 1.-u
is truly remarkable
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KILLED III CELL BY MANIAC.
American Named Murray Murderea
at Puerto Principe.

Havana. Cuoa. October 24.-Amercan
residents al Puerto Prin aipe have trle-
araphed United States Minister squires
regarding the ALLEGED murder Of an
American named Murphy. Hho kept no
tel in that city. which was reported ~
the local papers IS having lake rplace
Oh Sunday
According to tae papers Murray was
found dead IL q cell at noice hcalqaar-
rers. In the Same cell was confined s
negro. who had IL his posss ssion q knife.
ana who was reported - he mad 10
blood was found In the cell but certain
circumstances reused suspicion of fo1l
niav IN the minds Of the Americans ana
fney appointed ia@vaI to assist ihem in
making an investigation.
They now complain TO Minister SlniieS
mat the lawyer whom they employed
vas not allowed 10 take any action III
the matter and they ask that the Ameri-
can residents be protected. The inin'
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GIVES CREDIT TO TIE SOUTH
For What It Has Done to Elevate
the Nero.

Cleveland. October 22.-Tne closing
meeting of the American Missionary AS
ISOLATION was held tonight
Dr. Washington GLADDEN.. Of Columbus,
made an address on tho negro problem.
in which he SAID the solution of the cues
ton was further away today tnan 1t was
At the close Of the civil war; that tie
task of helping the negro TO manhood IS
increasing ii complexity. AND that the
people Of the south deserve great credit
for what they have done for the ne
gro The American Missionary Associa-
ton has fumes amounting to more than
d million dollars he said. the income o.
which il IS required 10 spend in The
southern field for negro education. Other
societies have similar trusts. They cam
not be transferred, they must be consci-
entiously administered TO sustain mis-
sionary work. TO suspend missionary
work In the south would check the for,
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ward movement Of what is proving to be
very helpful in lis results
The negro in the greater part Of the
south was declared to be Gisfranchised
ana ne is no longer free and respon-
sible citizen; he is subject. must pay
taxes and has little or no share in de-
ter,rjnng how these taxes shall be eN-
pended "
In conclusion, DR.. GLADDEN. said:
1.-THE American Missionary Association
was born to bear witness to the truth
that black men ore Ten. thew they have
NOT only hands but souls, and for them
there must not only be bread. but a king
dom, hope, outlook and opportunity,
clear path TO the height Of manhood.
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immigration Bureau Invited.

ChaItanoosa. Tenn. October 24-lSaa-
g - invitations have been recelsed ire
ne" 'ensl2nd CitV ava Trant0a Ca.
.5eqnesting the immigration bur- a0 "a
u lhese places and arouse the ntee5j p
immigration Pursuing me policy ot s.
ing German settlers for nortn GoafA
day on a special train and Wiz hold mass
nnlfetlngs at the two places The work
me bureau is under way and u IS a.
pecfed that the Germans vii begin 3"
rive in short time
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sick ei badly begin taking the famous discovery in Dr. h f9
all oher organs 10 beadh a
andu
TIL
the and obi
cause
makes
taaIowve
nayh
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BAD FOR THE BUCKET SHOPS
New York and New Orleans Cotton
ET,rch ., Z, ccne nl, er,,,n,,,n

Exchanges Reach Agreement.
New York October 22.-The New York
and New orleans cotton exchanges have
finally settled their differences over the
anti bucket shop agreement relating to
quotations. Secretary Hester. of the New
Orleans exchange. has been here FOR sew
e-al days and has had conferences with
officials and members of the local cotton
exchange with the view of settling the
dispute which arose several months ago
when New Orleans was asked by New
York TO sign an agreement not IN fur
nish New York cotton quotations to buck
CT shops
a definite understanding is sad to
have been reported which Is mutually
sa tisfactory. BY the terms Of the new
agreement the New York cotton exchange
controls its quotations as under the orig
inal contract which New Orleans refused
to sign. The New York exchange will in
return sign like agreement with the
southern exchange.
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Free until January 1st, 1904, The
Weekly Constitution and Sunny
South. See particulars on page 9.
DENVER FAILED TO MAKE GOOD
secord-olass Cruiser Couldn't Make
Eor Contract Sneefi.


Roston. October 22.--Tne second class
protected cruiser Denver failed 70 make
her contract speed, II knots an hour IN
the eovernment's trial test of Cape Ann
today.
- penver averaged 1928 knots, and
while the teal corrections probably wiz
be in her favor, they will not be suff-
cient to bring her up to the required
speed.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles Your druggist will refund money
if Pazo Ointment fails to cure You in
six 20 fourteen days. sos
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in
D Il a
there's small particles
Anafa kidney In need q
is
the
dress Bngha N
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Ozark. Ala. Feb. ~, 1908.
Genuemen-I suffered many years
with pain in the back and kidney
trouble After using four or five bot
lies Of swamp Root tett entirely re-
lIevcd and attribute my present good
health entirely TO the use Of this great
medicine
Yours truly
p. H CHALKER,
Chief OF Police.
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Dothan. Ala. Feb. 90 l9oa
C1enJlemeu-I have used the famous
remedy. swamp Root. in my family with
the -aost favorable results. and can cHcer-
fuily rec" mend it to the public IS & o.
Nah,e mediaina
Yours respectfully,
C. c. GUILFOKD.
Policeman.
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Dothan. Ala Fep. 20. 1908.
Gentlemen--I have taken swampRoot
end find that It is q wonderful medicine
FOR kidney and liver troubles. and recon-
mend 1t to all who suffer from the COM
plants that ii is sure to cure.
Yours truly,
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Columbus. Ca. Feb. 4 1905
C;entleneu-I have used Or. Knmers
swamp Foot ecr Kidney trouble with vsry
gratifying results. heartily recommend
il 70 all reople suffering from any kidney
trouble.
Yours respectfully,
r E, PERRY.
Sergeant Of Police.
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Ie Of Swat1p-Root Sent Absolutely Free by Mail.

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Columbus, GA. FEB. a, eo3.
Genuemen-I suffered seriously with
my bladder and kidneys. 1 am glad to
recommend 1t to any one suffering
with kidney or bladder troubles.
Respectfully yours.
(. e. RYCKLEY.
list Lieut.. Of Police.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
Beyond All Comparisons,

One of the many factors contributing the remarkably
rapid and solid growth of St. Louis is the marvellous de-
veoDeuent OF the Southwest and other territory tributary
to that eth all lines of trade La 1894 there VIII be
held the greatest Worlds Fair the world The presi-
Dental campaign will also take place. TO keep Informed
with the whole world you should subscribe at for that
peer of newspapers the IWice.awee St louis Republic.
1t is Indispensable farmer merchant or professional
Its teegraph and cable service excels that of any
other paper. 1t prints the news fully; not imaginative
occurrences but domestic and worldwide facts. 1t is
Democratic in politics, but distinctly national newspaper
and family journal The subscription price Of $100 gives
YOU two papers each week, 10~ papers year
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
4 Bold View.

Major James K. Eardaman,
who is a candidate for governor
Of Mississippi, in a recent politi-
cal speech. in speaking of the
race question, said of the black
fiands who make southern white
women the victims Of their Lusts:
IF I were sheriff Of Holmes
county and one Of these scoua1-
rsis were t. fall into my hands !
would speedily run him away, if
possible. before the avengers
could gather to attend to his case.
III were governor of Mississippi
and the sheriff Of any county
should appeal to me for troops to
guard such a scoundreI ia his
custody, would order the troops
sent by the quickest route, and in
numbers sufficient to do the work.
"Lf [ were neither sheriff nor
governor, I would head the crowd
to hang the internal black davi.
before the troops could get there.
This is my position in d nutshell.
II hope to God the day will
never come in Mississippi whan
the people Of Mississippi vii. fail
to hang them, just as soon as
they are sure they have the right
parties.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
snirIde PrcEontrd.

The startling announcement that
a preventive of suicide has been dis,
covered will interest many. 4 run
down system, ur Je,youdencv .nva-
rab.v prncrGr suicide and &, netting
has been found tha, wr.. Prevent
that condition whicn makes suicide
hse'v. At the first thought of self
destination take Electric Bltters.
70 beng . great tonic and ue'vIue
wlIl strengthen the nerves AMI build
mp the system. It's also Z great
stomach, Liver and Kidney regu.-.
tor Only 5uc, Sau-taalou guar
au,ced by Snow, the druggist.
Some men emulate the foolish
ness Of Solomon and imagine
themselves as wise.
TT -y,- W. -.-'Ez -9--.15
When Won take Groves IasteIess
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainIy prlntedon every bottle show'
ing that il is amply Iron and Gun
nre iu . tlsteless form. No cure,
no pay soc.
You can get little good out Of
life unit. you put some in it.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
Dissatisfaction

Echoes Of dissatisfaction at the
manner Oi holding the recent pri-
maries for the selection Of candi-
dates for State offices in Misissip-
pi are being heard in adjoining
states. /, will also be so as long
as Republicans and Popuiists are
permitted to vote in the Demo-
cratic primaries. Naturally they
vote for men who are least often-
sive to them, ana in doing so ire-
quenJiy help to elect en- unworthy
Democrat. The Democratic prl-
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
E0iey'S Honey ard Tar
Puts an End 10 ID All.

4 grieElous val. oft,mes comes as
q result unoearabIe pam from over
taxed organs. Dlz1ucss, Backache,
Liver complain. and Constipation
But thanks to pr, Kings New Life
Pills they put an end to II all They
are gentle but thorough. Try them,
Only 25c. Guaranteed by snow, the
druggist.
A cheap politician Is a dear in
vestment for the people.
The easiest way to DO 4 thing
is usually the worst.
:; 'l': ;sl3 n-3 5;7
Take Laxative Brumo.Qujnine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If il fails TO ure, /. W.
Groves signature D, Oh each box
2j cents,
Good Of the party" seldom
means the good of the people.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
Lots Ot GraszhcpperS.

Red Lodge, Mont, August D.
Grasshoppers are 50 thick in this
section that they are pIastered
each day on the locomotives Of
trains and the wheels are SO slip
perry that when the locomotives
stop it is difficult to star. them
again. They have eaten the
range bare.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28

supposed she dropped from a
Rock Island train while en- route
to st. Paul, has been found. She,,
in the hurry Of leaving her OLD
nome, had forgotten the valuable
article and returned home just in
time 10 save It from being burned
as rubbish by new tenants Of the
house.-Republic.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
F0Tey's Kidney GJGr9
makes kidneys and bla5dGe r:&...t.

A consecrated christian never
takes a vacation from duty
If your blood is impure, thin DIS,
easet, hot or full of humors, If you
have blood poison, CANCER carbun-
cIes, eauug sores, -crolula. eczema,
itchmg, rising, and humps, scabby,
plmpIy ,Niu, bone palus,. cat2rrh ,
rheumatism, or any blood Or skin
disease, take Botanic Blood Balm
lB. b. b. according TO directions,
soon all sores heal, aches and pains
stop, the blood Is made pure and
rich, leaving the skin free from
every eruption, and giving the rich
glow os peE.ect health to the skin.
Al the same time, b. 3. b, improves
the digestion, cures dyspep sla,
strengthens weak kidneys. Just the
medicine for old people, as 1t g'eys
them new, vigorous blood, Drug
glst, 81 per large bottle, with diro>
uous for home cure. Sample free
and prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble
and sptcla, free medical advise also
sent IN sealed letter. b. 3. b.. Is
especially advised Cor chrome, deep,
seated cases OF !mpure blood and
>SIn disease, aad cures after all else
llI|y.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28

mar.es in Arkansas have been lu-
vaded by the hos. Of the opposl-
ton, and some Of the best Demo,
Gratis the state ever produced
have been defeated in that way.
1t is an outrage that can 5pIy be
appreciated by those who have
suffered at the hands Of men who
had no right to vote with Demo-
Gratis. ts.--Arkansas Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
Lost Euslle Found.

Word was received by union
depot officials that the missing
hustle in which $500 mad been.
sewed by Mrs. Lucy Vance, of
Shawnee, Eansu and which she
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
DysenlePy Cared without
the Aid Ofa DOCt0r.

"a an just up from . hard spell OF
the faE ,dyseut@lyl says Mr. T. A.
Primer. a well known merchant Of
Drummond, Tenn. Fused one small
bottle Of Chamherlaluas Collie,
Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy and
was cured without having Il doctor
I consider il the best cholera medi-
cine IN the worId''' There IS no
need Of employing I doctor when
th,s remedy is used, Gor no doctor
can prescribe q better medicine for
bowel complaint in any form either
for children or adults, Il never
fllls and is pIra,lul to take. For
sale by Snow the druggist.
Come to the Record office for
all Iegsl blanks.
Envy is the full measure OF
small minds.
FOiey'S Honey srd Tar
aorchi!dre1.safc.s sure. No cD!@ta2
# the home is right the boy is
very apt to be.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28
a Natural Bern GroWlcr.

How do you like this wealth
er?"
"Not much, In feared it'S
going to rain"
well, how's times with YOU?
"Sortor so-so, but they WonF
Ia5tr'
Folks all well2"
"Yes; but the measles. is Ia me
neighb2rhood,"
Well, you orto be- thaaktu'
you're alvin"
ss',Yes; but we've all got to de-
Atlanta Constitution.
Come to the Record otIlc9
or all legal blanks.
Sharp County record., 1903-08-28

run SO rs TO keep up with the snake.
But the best Of bears cannot run after
drinking n pailful of stuff that cheers
and stimulates The bear lost his foot
inR, fell and went with crash to the
bottom of the rocky slope.
"For the next few seconds II rained
good bear The snake too, was only
a few feet from the hear when he eN-
plodcd and he had to enjoy his re-
yenEe i'm small fragments.
Deacon Todgers waited thirstilyall
night for the return of the bear and
the bottle, In the morning he went
out 10 search for both. lie saw the
hole in the ground and the little frag-
mcuts uf bear on the trees near by.
The good deacon was puzzle&
1--we heard of explosive tempers
he said in sorrowiug tones, hut this is
the first time 7 ever heard of an eX-
pIoswe bear. To think that tacreature
that Pve taught and cherished should
leave me i'm such an abrupt manner
and take the bottle with him
1T wasn't until Tom Wilson con-
fessed, that people understood what
had happened. Tom was grieyed and
sort of vexed, too.
Ito think that any snake that Pve
trained he exclaimed, Indignantly,
wouldn't know, better than to be
trnipsiug over the country only few
feet away from bear loaded with
whisky and nitros lycerin. ~. y.
Sun. ...----
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25
CONSIDERED JELIN CASE.

The United States Grand Jury, at
Trenton, considered the case of
Michael Jelin, who is charged with
fraudulently concealing goods belong
ing to his creditors. He was arrested
some time ago and taken before a
United States Commissioner at Jersey
City, where he waived hearing and
gave bail for the Grand Jury. Sever
al witnesses were subpoenaed before
them yesterday in the matter, but
what action was taken is not known.
1t is claimed by friends of Jelin
that he has affidavits showing that a
witness or witnesses were paid money
for testifying against him. The con.
sideration is said to have been $25 and
it is said the payment was made by a
note which has been seen by Jelin s
friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25
.UNIONISM
DESCRIBED.
Painters and Decorators Held
Mass Meeting Last
Night.
TWO SPEAKERS PRESENT
UniOn Men Hear the Subject Discussed
by New York and Philadelphia Men
Chairman Also Made an Address
Said UniOnism Greatly Aided the
Workingman.

Unionism was described in detail at
the mass meeting of the Painters,
Paperhangers and Decorators Union,
held at 1873 Smith street, last night.
The speakers were A. Afflebach, the
general organizer of New York, and
John Tasseler, the general organizer
Of Philadelphia.
Charles Beck. the chairman, made
the opening speech. He told why a
mass meeting was being held, saying
that many people heard of union but
did not know what it was or what it
meant. For that reason the local or
ganization had asked to have speakers
sent here to thoroughly explain the
matter to Perth Amboy citizens.
Mr.. Aff1ebach was then introduced.
He explained just what union is and
told what good it does for the work
ingman. He spoke for over an hour.
Mr.. Tasseler spoke briefly as it was
late. Another speaker, who was to
have come, was detained at the last
minute and was unable to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25
TO HAVE BASKET BALL TEAM
Westminster Cadets Met Last Night-Lit-
erary Program at Next Meeting.

The Westminster Cadet team
for practice at 2.3O o'cIo OK met
today on the Ramsay field. There
are about twenty candidates to
try sfor the team. Mr.. Daring, t1ea
surer of the Cadets, will coach
the boys and endeavor to have win
ming team too represent the Cadets in
their class.
At the next meeting, which is Fri
day night, the entertainment commit
tee will have program ready. Those
on the committee are: William Horns
by, Albert Krogh, John McClymont
and Mr.. Daring. The regular drill
will be omitted. The committee of
four will meet at the chapel on Thurs
day night at 7.S0 O'Clock to complete
their arrangements.
In the absence of Captain Danner,
last night, Mr.. Daring and Albert
Krogh drilled the Cadets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25
Day And Night Force Busy Fill
Ing Orders Which Continue
To Come In.
PRICE WAS REDUCED.
During April the Cost of a Ton Is Cheaper
Than Any Month During The Year And
The Dealers Are Taking Advantage of
It-Bins at Stock Yards Are Being
Emptied.

Work on the Lehigh Valley docks is
again rushing. Shipments are being
made night and day.
A few weeks ago the price of coal,
which has been almost the same since
the coal strike, went down 30 cents a
ton, and will stay down until the first
of May when it will advance ten cents
on ton. The wholesalers are now
taking advantage of this and are send
ing in their orders so fast that it is
all the local docks can do to handle
Them. AS fast as train arrives at
the docks it is unloaded into the
soows or boats that are waiting.
During the night the extra gangs
are busy getting the coal out of the
bins which were filed but short
time ago. AT the present time the
bins, which a few weeks previous
contained over 1C, 900 tons of coal, are
being rapidly emptied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25

TO BE REORCANIZED.
Filing Took Up Several Hours-With James
Parker Referee In Bankruptcy Com
pany Operates Line Between New York
And County Seat Stopping at This
Port.

Eighty claims, aggregating about
500, 900, were filed by creditors of the
New Brunswick, Amboy and New
York Steamboat Company, yesterday,
with Captain James Parker, referee in
bankruptcy. the bulk of these claims
were filed by Lawyer Spence. repre-
senting Charles M. Englis, wealthy
boat owner, who intends reorganizing
the company.
The claims were fled at the first
meeting of the creditors held at the
court house. George H. Janeway, of
New York, the receiver of the com
pany, was present, with Willard P.
Voorhees,, counsel for the company,
Supt. @. B. McLaury, and representa-
tives of sotre New York creditors.
The work of filing claims occupied
the time of the referee up to noon,
when Receiver Janeway was elected
trustee for the creditors, after which
an adjournment was taken.
From the course of events yesterday
it looks as if reorganization of the
company will take place anp that the
boat business will be continued. 1t is
understood that three men of financial
standing are interested in the r6organ-
ization. -----.-
A meeting is to be held next Eeek,
at which time plans will be formu1at
ed. Receiver Janeway would give
out no information about the new
plans yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-04-25
James Laden Struck But Only
Slightly Injured This
Noon.
HAS SCALP WOUND.
Boy Was Playing In The Street-AutO
Sounded Warning But He Apparently
Did Not Hear lt-Said To Be Hard Of
Hearing-Parents Presented With $40
Bill.

Seven year old James Laden, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Laden, of Madi-
son avenue, was run down by an auto
car on New Brunswick avenue at noon
today and had a narrow escape from
being killed outright. The people in
charge of the car, who afterwards
gave their names as Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Kohns, of New York city, saw the
boy playing in the street and when he
paid no attention to their warnings,
they slowed down, but struck the lad
before they could stop. The occu-
pants of the car did all they could for
the lad and when they started off they
presented Mr.. Laden with $40 bill.
The auto Car knocked the boy to one
side and while part of the body of the
machine passed over the child, the
wheels did not touch him.
Doctors Lund and Levy were sum-
moned as quickly as possible and when
they arrived the boy was taken to the
house where a careful examination
was made. 1t was found that no
bones were broken but that the lad
was suffering from slight scalp
wound.
Mrs. Laden, when seen after the
accident, said that her son was some-
what deaf which would account for
his not hearing the warnings of the
car.
Mrs. Kohns said they would not
have hit the boy but for the fact that
he ran directly in front of the machine
when he saw it coming.
The people in the auto were on their
way to New York, having left Prince
ton this morning. They had arrived
at Princeton from Wilmington, Del.
after tour through Virginia.
The owner of the machine showed
every desire to do what was right and
requested the doctors to do their work
we'll and as he boarded his car he
presented the money telling the par
ents to buy toys for the boy.