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try as manifested in it's statutes.
makes it necessary that tariff reform
should be prudently and sagaciously
undertaken. on scientific principles to
the end that there should not be an
Immediate revolution in existing con-
ditions.
In the words OF our platform We de-
mand "a revision and a gradual reduc-
ton OF the tariff by the friends of the
masses, and ter the common weal, and
no; by the friends of lis abuses. its ex
toitioas and djserilniHat ionti
1t is true that the Republicans. who
Go not admit Ill their platform thaf
tie Dinghy Tariff meea~ Ia slightest
alteration. are likely 10 retain a na-
ioriiy Of fhn EaG@ral Senato- through
or the n+NI Presidential term. and
could therefore" II they chose. block
every attempt al legislative relief. But
II should be remembered that the Re
publican party includes many revision
lists. and | believe il will shrink from
defying the popular Will expressed un-
mj5takabIH and peremptorily a the
ballot box
The people deniaud reform Of eS
listing conditions. Since the last DEM
ocratjc administration the cosl OF liF-
ing has grievnusIy increased. Those
having fixed incomes have suffered
keenly; those living on wages, il there
has been any increase know that sucf
increase has not kept pace With the
advance in the cost Of living. incinding
rent and the necesSaries OF life. Many
to-day are out Of work. unable to Sc
cure any wages al all. To alleviate
these conditions in SO far as il is oH1
power. should be our earnest end"aVor.
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The TRAVELLING a At.

Tha many qualifications o7 tn TIL
corue4 ara still III high favor. and "hen
in solne one OF another OF the fashion
snit4 e"tors 324ay De relied ilDon TO re
wsain good st,-'e- for q season or EWo
The illustration si1oHvs > fanc! stra "
is seal b7n@n. n's3l -ha Napoleon ro-
saeta--a r}saeed aTair--a1 N, side in
ve-;yet rlbooa of the sast ro0e. and
-, re3;er:a- to,:ch et co1or-ana THIS
; :n,ttsDensa bi%-ts SHOWN 10 he mil
ira-s .o,a entd. that i-afe across tAo
c,own. E!aa Though the rose.-A and
er,. y two snare tasesls -aat .vape
OF sta haic behind
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NO TYRANNY OVER OTHER
PEOPLES.

If independence, such as the Cubans
enjoy. cannot be prudently granted 70
the Filipinos at this time the promise
that it shall come the moment they are
capable Of receiving it will tend te
stimulate rather than hinder their de-
velopment. And this should be done
not only in justice to the Filipinos. but
to preserve our own rights; for free
people cannot withhold freedom from
another people and themselves remain
free. The liberation of tyranny over
others will soon breed contempt for
freedom and self-government, ami
weaken our power of resistance to in
sidious usurpation of our CONSTITUTIONAL
rights.
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born To Nr. and Mrs. W. A. lewis a.
their home en ScHth Main street. say;
h" HrinllcN Ar&is This is the
1W"hty.eishih child of which Mr..
Lows H. th,e dotina father. H. is now
ia his N>th g~ar hning been born in
March l>l7. he has been married.
SeeeH inns. h't h5@ only had six
'-' Th5s ,n.ema is explained hy
'h' .act th1t a technical law va
i t'rfHHtG IA uaFFza1e eontracr with
his hr.~eat wite and iheg ver4 r..
waee.l since roain" to Hr;r'ty ~
c'ejf 4 Title to some property NJ
It. VIZ j. Il veteran of Two rars. haN
", f5r4ht a. soldier in IA. r5&H'ar
amy in th@ M"N'ean and civi Wars
lir saN ,veaty Nars Of soldier T..
1'uaf Of h4 Sous have beeu ~o} ljers
1vo of whom ar, noW i'm : r1tc. TNp
y n Worrai2 wouudcd in A@r.ns HI
o1dtst ~rn IS q! wear OF ana iz=eos
1-tsra 'e r. 39an Tvr9ijury. VI.
! ~ il = Hr.o- constant ii -fh .
5a5fc f#.srz fa=... o5 tHo ear'<
, p5Hit @a1
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HOPE AID FROM SENATE.

differed as to the principle Of customs
taxation. Our party has always ad
yanced the theory that the object is
the raising Of revenue for support of
the government whatever other results
may incidentally flow therefrom. The
Republican party. on the other hand,
contends that customs duties should be
levied primarily for protection. SO
called with revenue as the subordinate
purpose thus using the power Of taxs-
ton to build up the business and prop
erty Of the few at the expense Of the
many.
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QUITE NATURAL.

G2zefh a., durias the a7tYate the
atrlcAs5
She-Efow well your wife plays
Ladg- Geraldine, Mr.. Zones, think
the way she puts on that a~fn, aTec-
e. tone is just splendid tIow does sh+
manage IT.
M. Jones with enoarra sment}-
Fr-sae doasc't That her eatura'
It'd Bits.
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COMMON LAW AND TRJ SIS.

Whether there is any common law
which eau be applied aud enforced by
the Fedora courts. cannot be deter
mined by he President or by randi-
date for the Presidency.
The Diet termination of this question
was left by the people in framing the
Constitution 10 the Judiciary and not
to The Executive. The Supreme Court
OF the United Staes has recently CON
sidered This quest ion and. in the case
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co
vs. The Call Publishing Co. to be found
in the one hundred and eight first vol
unlc OF the United States Supreme
Court reports. ., page 81, il decided
that common law principles could be
applied by United States courts in cases
involving Interstate Commerce, in the
absence OF United States statutes spe-
officially covering ihe CASE. Such is the
law of the land
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USuRPATI0N IN Pension ORDER.

USURPATlON IN Pension ORDER.
ago In the meantime many ol our
soldiers and sailors long surNN ed the
age OF siXty-fwn. and passed away
without rec Giving any pension. Skill
llu pension attorneys hunting through
tne statute tailed 60 find there pro
vision giving a pension " all who nad
reached sixty-two. Many prominent
veterans urged the ns1ice Of congress
sional action giving service pension
10 all veterans Bills to that effect
v ere introduced in Congress. And not
until March oil this year did any one
ever claim 10 have made the discovery
that the President had power to treat
the statute as if it read that hen
claimant had passed the aga of sixty
Two years he is necessarily disabled
one-half i'll ability TO perform manual
labor and therefore entltlea to a pen
sion.
The President OF the Civil Service
Commission General John c. Black,
formerly Commissioner of Pensions
and COMMUNICATIVE -Chiet OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. Indicated his
view OF the order When III a recent
ADDRESS he tnduhPu III" ftSStuSul lot
what lie had done, and advised HIS
hearers TO use their influence that a
LAW might be passed to the same
effect. Full eontdauCe alter all seems
not to have been placed on the defense
oi Justification, Tor it is pleaded in
mitigation that former Democratic
President did something looking in
thar direction. Even il that we're So
which is not admit ed-our present
,iuty would be none the less plain and
imperative. Our people must nevsr
tolerate the citation OF one act o!
u1urpaton OF power As an excuse fox
anOthef The first may possibly be
due TO mistake: the second. being
Aased ea the first, eannol be In ex-
D,anation. however. il should be said
that the order relied on simply pro-
,ided that the age OF seyentynve years
should be regarded as evidence OF in
ability TO perform manual labor Few
men arg able to perform manual ia0or
at that age. but nearly all men are at
six,y-rWo The first order is based on
a fact that experience teaches. the
other Is based or The assertion OF that
Whica is NOT TRUE as q general rule.
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INVESTIGATION or GONERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS

Recent disclosures. coupled Nj' y, Ia"
rapid augmentation Oh Gov :. tltsk
eXpeditureS. show rDrG q aa ~
vestieation OF every department u. she
government The Democrats IL COZ
gress demanded il. The stepubl5e5a
majority refused the demand FHa
people can determine ty their Vote III
November whether they wish ait
honest and thorough investigation. \
Democratic Congress and ENe,GtjTa
will assure il
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TEosE .Y-C MAKE IT PAY.

'@e,N ycars ago the expenditures Of
=, ..<49f Eor.1 department. stores war 2
-, ,h..A or il4'f of Mt ~ today.
'-.-ec = vars aao It was less thar
1T. hirtv rnere ago It was
~-..,.s-e frsetioN. H7ote how these
- a2vc nro4-0rod and broadenes,
IS a.d1' 'r.ising Hay?-Western y.sb
.;ahaT
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AR'MA .\NDLN Wy.

We are Justly proud Of the officers
and men o! our Army ant Navy
Both however. have suffered from the
persistent injection of persona ana
tolitieal Influence Promotions and
anDointments have been frequently
based in favoritism instead OF merit.
Trials and court -n1artiais have been set
aside under circumstances indicating
political interference, These and other
abuses should be corrected.
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Cures Winter Couqh.

!. f. Cover. l0l ~ Main s., OF
tawa. Kan. writes: Every fall u
has been my wife's trouble to catch
cold. and therefore to cough all win
ter long Last fail | got for her a
bottle of HorehounG Syrup. She used
it and has been able to sleep SOundlN
all night long Whenever the cough
troubles her. two or three doses S ops
the cough. and she is abl" to be up
and we'll. 25c, 5oc. $1.oo,
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NATIONAL GOOD FATE
VIOLATED.

An Isthmian canal has long been tina
hope of our statesmen, and the avowad
aim of the two great parties. as their
platforms In the past show. The Pan
ANA route having been selected, ths
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SAVGO HIS LIFE

i. ". Davenport Wiusa. ky. Wrtfss
.,Jlfe Il. fa025 II want To ,rll YOU
leGiaqe Haitar8 : sno@ fsfainrHi 5aF
c5l ~ life. Nj und"r III" tr'.atmgn'
at Two doctors AID they teld He en-
OF l9H mn4e was en,irelN 2one an'
the other badly affected aIae ha'
q juHp in MY side | dom think thai
could haVe lived ovor TWO rotth>
loi.ger. | was induced by a hien'
to try BaHard7 Snow Imminent. Th'
ftst Application gave me great rsliet
two htty-eent bottles cured ue saaE'
and well. lis a wonderful medicine
and recommend il to suffering hl
manitv." &c. SOC, Sl.oo.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Qunine TaA
lets. All druggists refund th, money
if il fails to cure +. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-17

The cnd-seat no" is not q lamb he
cause. ht sits in church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-17

Carries his politeness into his
business as we'll as social life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-17

All women are good-good for
something or good for nothing.-Cer-
vantes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-17

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OPEN DOOR ADVOCATE
Chinese Minister to France
Thinks the Policy Would Be
Good For Manchuria.

Paris, Nov. l9.-The Chinese niinister
70 France, SOuen PaO Hi. has come out as
an advocate of applying Secretary Hays
open door policy to Manchuria. The min
lister clIngs 10 the liberal. progressive ele-
meut. and has recently addressed
memorial 10 the throne urging tie gravity
of the questions which Will arise when
maintenance of China'S sovereignty over
Manchurla. In the course OF an Interview
today the minister said;
Whether Russia or Japan is victorious.
it will be essential that the victor recOG-
nize Chinas complete authority over
Manchuria. II will be natural for the
victor to expect special privileges within
the territory forming the theatre Of the
conflict. but China rights in Manchuria
being unqUestiOnable. neither peiigerent
can claim privileges growing out of COM
ing 70 fight upon our territory. If any
single power gains special privileges in
ManchurIa ~ will operate against the in
terests OF all the other powers. There
fore it is TO the interest Of The world
at large to foresee the conclusion of the
war and guard against either of the
powers obtaining the privileged position
In MdnchUria. The court at Pekin is now
considering certain measures Tor reform.
and IL IS quito possible that one Of the
chief results viii be IN extension of the
open door policy to.MsnchurIa andecertain
other parts Of the empire which thus far
have boen outside the range OF the open
door. The Russian embassy mas tempo
rarily assumed the aspect OF "a hospital.
owing TO the arrival Of a number OF sur
have lost arms or legs. bun are in an adj
vanced stage Of recovery. The wounded
are proceeding by easy stages to St.
Pet ersburg.'
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DASHES TOWARD HOTEL.
Runaway Team Barely Misses Crash.
ing Through Window.

4 team belonging 10 the Salt
Lake Hardware company ran away
on Commercial street at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon and several stoves that
were in the wagon were broken. The
driver. Joseph Sims. had tied the animals
at the corner OF First South and Com
mcrcial streets. While he was away the
team became frightened and started south
on Commercial street.
The outfit was aimed directly for the
Wilson hotel. but the pole OF the wagon
luckily struck a telegraph pole, which il
split One horse ran east towards State
street while the other was thrown BY
the impact almost TO Main street on See
Ond South. Both animals were caught
shortly after the accident.
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Will Cut No Figure.

Mukden, Friday, Nov. 1S-The Rus
sian officers here say the Russian sec
Ond Pacific squadron will not be han
dicapped should Port Arthur fall. The
squadron viii proceed to Vladivostok,
even in the event that Port Arthur
holds out. because there are better ac-
commodatiOns at VladivOstok. Small
hopes are entertained here Of the ef-
fectiveness of the Port Arthur squad
ron
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UTAH's YOUNGEST MANAGER.

The many friends of Joseph r. Levy
will be pleased TO learn that he mas
been selected as manager of the Sam
Levy Cigar Manufacturing company
which promotion occurred during the
past week. Joe, as his associates call
him, brings 10 the business a large ex-
perience. having been schooled under
the tutelage OF his father, and thsf The
factory will grow under his manage
ment goes without saying.
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Took No Chances.

Paris. Nov. 19.-Semi-of advices
from Chefoo say that the officers and
crew of the Russian torpedo boat de-
Stroyer Rastoropny. who have been
ashore since the blowing up of their
boat, assert that the commanders Of
the Japanese torpedo boats which en-
tered the port threatened to take the
Russians prisoners. The latter il is
added, believing the japanese would
attempt to carry out their threats by
landing i'm spite of the neutrality Of
ChefOo, have sought refuge on a Chi
nese cruiser in the harbor where it is
said the Russians viii be protected
against a possible attempt to take them
prisoners. The foregoing is regarded in
official quarters here as involving a
rather fragrant disregard Of the neu-
trality of Chefoo
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BURGLARIzE AND ROB.
Crooks Enter Store and Hold Up a
Citizen.

Another robbery and another burglary
were reported to the police yesterday. r.
A. Ma tson. 2i5 West Fifth South street,
was relieved of SIS by two masked and
armed men while returning home at :
o'clock Friday evening The detectives
are working on the case. MatsOn having
given them a slight description of the
hold-ups.
Rigbys store NJ 3sZ South West TEN
pie street was entered for the fifth time
night before last and 50 cents. Cigars
canned goods and eggs were stolen The
rear door OF the establishment was opened
with a jimmy. Thieves have Oeen break
ing into this place on an average of once
a month
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y eral Stoessel in a dispatch to the
emperor dated Nov. ,, says:
Il am happy to report to your maj
esty that all the assaults from Oct. 20
10 Nov were repulsed by our heroic
troops. The most desperate assault Oc-
CURED Oct. 80. but thanks TO the bayo-
nets Of the reserves and the bravery
OF the volunteer sharpshoOteTs, the en-
envy was repulsed at all points. The
japanese did not return - the attack
the same day and left a great number
OF dead uninterred upon the field.
ION Oct. 81 the enemy twice as
saulted, but each time was repulsed at
the point of the bayonet and by hand
grenades. Several of our officers and
men were wounded.
The spirit of the troops is excellent.
1t is difficult to establish any distinc-
ton as regards bravery. All are he
roes. The bOmbardment of the fort
ress continues without intermission."
General Stoessel praised the work of
the ambulance and hospital corps,
mentions a number of officers for dis
tinguished bravery and concludes:
The Japanese losses were enormous.
l estimate them at 100000
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LADEN WITH PROVISIONS.
Steamer Succeeds in Running Block.
ade at Port Arthur.

Chefoo. Nov 19-The steamers Taip-
ing and Progress, carrying LOCO VIadi-
vostok Chinese, arrived here today
They report that the former British
steamer Allanton left Vladiyostok
laden with ammunition Nov. l., in an
attempt to run to Port Arthur. An
other source says the steamer Victoria.
laden with provisions, has succeeded
in running the blockade of Port Ar
thur
A passenger of the TAPPING says the
Russian protected cruiser Bogatyr is
held up by pontoons at VIadivostok
While two other warships are. less seri-
ously damaged. 1t is not known how
the damages were received.
The japanese are pouring provisions.
ammunition. clothing. etc. into New
Chwang in view Of the approach Of the
time when the ice will close the river.
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COVERING YOUR WALLS.

You want just the shade, figure and
effect that suits the room. and maybe
you want the price TO be low. We
have cut the price. All are bargains.
Two carloads Of new goods in.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO, 81 Main.
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Pressing Attack Home.

Shanghai. Nov. 19.-The japanese re-
sumed their attacks On Port Arthur on
Nov. Il, making a furious assault
which resulted in their occupation Of
underground chambers in important
positiOnS
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And IN accordance with the law and an
order OF the board of directors made on
the said Oct. IA, 1904. so many shares Of
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
essary. will be sold at No. IS Board of
Trade building. Salt Lake City Utah. on
the first day Of December. 1904. at 1870
o'clock TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs of advertising and
the expenses of conducting sale.
HERBERT r. HILLS.
Secretary. IS Board Of Trade Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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LIABILITY AND CASUALTY insur-
ance In all its branches written by the
Maryland Casualty company. over So
000. 600 assets available in the United
States for losses. Also fire and all lines
OF general insurance. Losses adjusted
and paid here.
II b. 1WlNDSOR & co,
General Agents s. West Second South
Street, Phone IA
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DAY AFTER DAY
THEY ADVANCE
No Let Up to the japanese At.
tacks Upon Port Arthur.
IMPORTANT POINTS TAKEN
GENERAL sToEssEL'S DISPATCH
TO THE CAR.

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Mukden, Nov. 19.-Another un- y
successful attack on Port Arthur =
= was made Nov. 10. =
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CHRIsTENsEN's ACADEMY.

Go to Auerbach's Tuesday for mince-
meat. cakes, pies, bread. etc.
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Adults may join classes in dancing
Monday evening. Nov. p.
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Royal Bread won us popularity on
merit. All grocers sell It, None gen.
uipe without our label with the crown
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Sixty Years Experience of an old

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription OF enc OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States. and has been used TOR sixty years
with never-failing success py millions o.
mothers for their children During the
process Of 'teething its value is incaicula-
bic. Il relieves the child from main. cures
diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels ana wino
collie. BY giving health TO the child it
rests the mother. Price . cents a bottle
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Must Have Authority.

While the credit department does
not in any way expect to infringe upon
the sales department there should be
in the hands Of the credit man d suffi-
Gent authority over the statesmen so
that they Will be expected to respond
10 all Of his Inquiries regarding the
standing OF their customers and co-op-
crate with the credit department in OBJ
tanning desired information.
"The credit department should be. for
fits further safeguarding. equipped with
modern but not necessarily expensive
furniture. sufficient TO provide alpha
betical or numerical files for reports.
together with a case for card index
and reference filing. II should be fur
ther equipped, according to the size OF
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Q T. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19.-Gen-
y eral Stoessel in a dispatch to the
emperor dated Nov. 2. saws.
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GOLD FOR PARIS.

today engaged 81, SOC. 900 i'm gold bars