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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Report Denied.

Paris, BY Cable.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent OF The Echo de
Paris has sent in an interview with NJ.
Witte. tho former Russian Minister OF
Finance, who denounces as infamous
inventions the rumors that Count
Lansdorffis to be replaced as Minister
of Foreign Affairs. He declares that
the Minister enjoyed the full conf
dence OF the Sovereign. NJ. Witte said
that he himself would never return to
Office. The correspondent OF The Jour
nal 10 St. Petersburg says that the re-
ported resignation OF Foreign Minister
LAansdorf has been denied officially.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
A Heavy Gale.

San Francisco, Special.-The worst
rain and wind storm in 13 years swept
over this city and along the Pacific
coast Thursday doing much damage to
shipping, railroads and frame buildings
through the State. The storm extended
from San Diego to Vancouver Island.
and 1t is feared that many marine dis
asters have occurerd along the coast.
Telegraph and telephone wires were
pTostrated In every direction and for
several hours this city was entirely cut
Off from the outside world. 4 passen-
ger train at the Alameda Mole. across
the bay from this city, was blown from
the track, SO fierce Was the gale there
The steeple Of St. Paul's church, one
OF the handsomest IN this city, was
snapped off and many buildings under
construction were badly damaged. A
seven-story brick building. almost COM
pleted at the corner OF Bush and Polk
streets, was hopeIessly wrecked.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Odds Against Russia.

st. Petersburg, By Cable.-The cable
story OF the fierce night of Port Arthur
between the torpedo fotillas, which oc-
Cured Wednesday and the lombard
ment which followed on Thursday
. morning. was not given out here until
after midnight.
Two official messages from VicerOy
Alexieff had been received during the
Cay and presented to the Emperor, but
the public remained in suspense. The
impression was that Admiral Makaroff
had directed the attack upon the enc
my'a feet. When the texts appeared 1t
became evident that the collision be-
| tween the torpedo fiotilias has occur
led accidentally during the night,
while the Russians We're scouting In
search Of the enemy.
AS far as is known here, this Is the
FIRST time torpedo boats have engaged
each other at sea. All the odds were
against the Russians as the japanese
| iIotilla was supported by the cruiser
| squadron. The Russians made heroic
| dash for the foe and apparently had
| the better OF the combat, sinking a
Japanese torpedo boat, until the crui-
sers got within range and one Of the
latter's shells crippled the Stere-
guschtchi."
The gallant action OF Vice Admiral
Makaroff IN transferring his flag to the
| fast cruiser Novik and sailing ont In
| the face OF the enemy in an attempt at
rescue receives unstinted praise, stamp
! ing him at the outset Of his command
ag man Of force and action who IN
sists on being in the van of the fight
! irg. The removal of the battleship Ret
! viZan from the mouth Of the inner har-
! Dor, which marked the assumption OF
! command by Admiral MakarOff, will
permit the free exit Of the heavy
armored ships With the channel open
| It is believed that Admiral Makaroff
will make the squadron an aggressive
force.
! Appreciating the misfortune OF the
! feet il is believed that Admiral Maka-
ron will attempt TO unite his forces by
! bringing the Val6ivostock squadron to
Port Arthur.
| Repairs on the battleship Retvizan
will be completed in few weeks. but
The battleship Czaravitch is so badly
damaged that it Is not thought tfat
she can participate In any OF the orr
ations for long time"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Cannot Attend

Washington, Special.-Hugh Gordon
Miller. United States district attorney
for Virginia, presented to the Presi-
dent the resolutions adopted by the
recent State convention OF the Repub-
IIcans OF Virginia, inviting him to at
tend. on May Is. the celebration OF
the two hundred and ninety-seventh
anniversary OF the first permanent set
tlement OF English-speaking people on
American soil. which occurred on the
James river In 1907. The President ex-
pressed regret tha. he PROBABLY would
be unable te attend the ceremonies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
TAR HEEL TOPICS
IN PARAGRAPHS


Reswses Csa-tests as g.t1as=Tv .rs
.ffs~a ssous sxssst9 sesfo ssas.
Eraats al asoos TIE ssxroxs lsss
sAafAoste na Ne e. - sc soasAssz
1oHa&y Eisht. hzoass Eo< naa,izsse.
Ma-. aaa G1.g~pr~r. Va TarF Aa4
a~~a sottsa ioaxsAsE - ~A..s as .
cc4uTed eassgfant aEsas soFaiaE n
eaaiuEesaon- A-cos4.ax io iss stoFy -
fc~ Of The nsxrces wso AsEs<zeA 70
have eozas 1ossf aaa waa resnEass -
tie city YESTERDAY The .as,s nssn teia
'hcM % Get oa tas trasn ard tsHs he
would SET O. st ,As taaessos- nortae.ss
oi The city. s.ia their tFansFostssics,
Capt W. ~. Giles vas The eonssrinr
In charge Of No. e.. An6 ~Aen ne ssnt
.nto the car 10 collect fares uos > s.n-
Gle nan could sase an. TAsy saia ,AAs
the aKen. ~ho told them to set 20 The
trs!a vas n the train sonswhsre ~i,h
their trankpoTtAttse. and Capt Giles
passed Concord. when near Salisbury
the gentleman had COT yet Turned ap.
and Capt Giles ordered the train clear
ed of dasky smisraass. and the stv-
enty-hve piled oa' The dlsapqo!niesi
emlErants bearded some 90 the south
bound traius 10 return 10 the city. but
they had no money. and they see
forced out Of the cara and the great
- number o! thstn started oat 10 walk
back 20 Charlotte 4 f~w arrived TaeH-
dav night. swearing that thsy had had
enough Of emlsran, agents. sai oth sFs
are stlii en rout. hni will set - thts
morning The Whereabouts Of The ssent
remains . mystery Charlotte obasr-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Investigation Committee.

Washington, Special-When the
House met Saturday Speaker Cannon
announced the special committee pro-
vided for In the Mccall resolution
adopted by the House yesterday to in
vestigate "the Indictment report from
the Postoffice Department as follows:
Representative Mccall, OF Massachus-
etts, chairman; Representatives Hit,
Republican, Of Illinois; Burton, Repub-
lican, OF Ohio: Metcalf, Republican, OF
California: McDermott, Democrat, OF
New Jersey: Bartlett, Democrat. of
Georgia, and Richardson. Democrat, OF
Alabama.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
MERGER IS ILLEGAL
Decision Of Security Case Handed
Down By Supreme Court.
CLOSE SHAVE FOR GOVERNMENT
nonopoiy In Restraint OF Trade ssd
In SioIstion OF the Shermaa Anti.
Trust Act

Washing gton Special--Tn the United
States Supreme Court an opinion vas
delivered In the merger case OF the
Northern Securities Company vs.. the
United States in favor OF the govern
ment's contention that the merger;
was illegal. The opinion Of the court
vas handed down by Justice Harlan
and IL upheld the decree of the Cir
cult Court for the district OF Minneso-
"a in every particular. Four OF the
justices dissented from the hve con-
stituting the majority.
The division in ths Court was due
TO a difference Of opinion as to the
right OF Federal control OF State cor
porations. The ma iority opinion pro-
ceeded OF the theory that Congress
read his opinion from d printed copy,
control interstate commerce. no mat
ter by whom conducted, while the
minority or dissenting opinion was
based on the theory that in the pres
ent case the effort Is TO regulate the
ownership Of railroad stocks by the
State corporations, and that such
ownership Is not Interstate traf1fc.
An effort wRs made by the court to
prevent knowledge Of the fact that
the opinion was to be rendered today
from getting to the public, but never
theless IL was quite generally under
stood among newspaper men. attorn-
evs and others for al hour or SO be-
fore the convening OF court today
that the decision would he announced
When, therefore, the members OF the
court filed into the chamber at noon
they were met by an expectant crowd
which filled every seat, both inside
and outside. Seated among the at
torDeys were Attorney General Knox
and Secretary Taft and an unusual
number of Senators and members OF
the House OF Representatives. There
was ne surprise manifested when,
promptly OH the assembling Of the
court, Justice Harlan began the de-
livery OF the opinion. The fact that
he had been selected tor once led
most people TO conclude that the de-
cision would uphold the Sherman an
thrust law and sustain the conten-
tions Of the government. The Justice
had right under the constitution to
which covered thirty pages and con.
sumed about an hour and a quarter
in its delivery.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
From, ACROSS The Sea

Bishop Hartzell, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, who arrived from
South Africa. says the great need OF
that country is laborers.
Russian Eorpedo boats attacked the
japanese ships at Port Arthur, and one
japanese and one Russian torpedo boat
were sunk.
for the mas sacre OF the Jews at kis-
cheneff.
Czechs attempted TO have an en-
tire play Of Hauptmann's read In tbe
Austrian Reichrath.
Late cable dispatches indicate that
the Russians have successfully blocked
the harbo. OF Port Arthur.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
LIVE ITEMS OF NEWS.


North Carolina hka dscldes 70 eksah-
hsh another Ssli-tezt .A-n
Mark Dunn. murderer Of Al.r~s rvn.
ton. ~ Rughyiils. No. was hanged q,
-. Joseph. Nc.
II Is stated Senator II. II TYlItaan j.
hot recovering as rapidly a. MAS sx-
pected from ar operation on his throat.
Mrs Eva aberasthy. formerly Of Pet
efshurs. Va. il insane In New York, q
result. IL Is stated. of The birth G.
IL Children before she vas 3s years old.
Governor Montague appointed MAJ
Robert ". Hunter ~ Secretary Of
the Virginia Military Records.
Baltimore. speclal.-Ths physicians
IN attendance upon Former Governor
Russell. Of North Carolina, xho Ia a
patient a. John Hopkins. report Mon
day night that Mr. Russell is IN an i'm
proved condition.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
North State Notes.

Mr. Walter Horner, young white
man from Gold Hill, who has eee1
working I'm a cotton mill at Concord.
was seriously injured last week By
northbound train, and his right ieg
and foot were seriously crushed. lie
lay by the track all night. exposed 20
the heavy rains, until about four
o'clock this morning, when he was
found. DR.. Rogers attended the in'
iured man. and states that he Is sert'
ousIy injured. Just how the accident
occurred no one knows. From all
indications the young man was sober
The injured man Is under the care
Of the railroad. and lies Ia o very
critical condition.
The negroes Of Wadesboro. a. 10
usual. are making a martyr OF WIZ
Boggan. the murderer. who was re-
Gently hanged In Wadesboro. The
better class OF negroes are al the bot
tom OF this farce. Another proof thar
an educated negro Is more dangerous
to society than an ignorant one. Tne
people know who these melcontents
are. and they will be closely watched
Jim johnson. colored, Of Charlotte.
Is prepa ring to bring suit against tee
Carolina Central railroad for u 1000.
alleged damages sustained on Febru-
ary 10, last, when Johnson claims
that q door OF one OF the companys
cars fell On him, ipeicting personal
Injuries 70 the exten, OF 1000. The
negro has fled application 10 be ~
lowed TO plead ss . psuDsr. The case
will probably come a. the next civil
term of Superior Court IN Charlotte
this month
Hon. r. q. Glenn. OF Winston. who
is one of the candidates for the once
Of governor on the Democratic tick
ct. has written letter 10 Recorder
F. IT. shannonhouse. Of Charlotte. 70
sarding young boy wso has ran
away from Winston. from his mother.
who lives near Mr. Glenn, IN which
he calls upon the Recorder 20 use his
best efforts TO have the boy found.
as IL Is thought he was coming 10
Charlotte when be ran away from
home. TIE police have taken tie
matter I'D aud are searching for the
boy.
Work will shortly be begun On q
new oagging factory .. Charlotte.
The plant will be much larger and
better equipped than The one recently
destroyed by Ere.
wadesboro has now a golden op-
portunity 70 add at least 800 inhabi-
tants to her already large population
Mr.. George Singleton. proprietor OF
the Wsdesboro Silk Mills, and also
proprietor OF mill in Patterson, -.
J.. has decided to move the Pattef-
son plant South. The only question
now is the additional help that vii
be required to operate the already
large business of Mr.. Singleton
Parties desiring to work in silk miils
] can obtain information from MT. Geo.
Singleton, Wadesboro, " c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Emperor William on Board.

Dover, England, BY Cable.-The Ger
man Lloyd steamer Koenig Albert. on
it's way to the Mediterranean with En-
Sunday afternoon. Sir William Henry
Crundall, former mayor Of Dover, went
on board the Koenig and delivered the
dispatches. after which the vessel pro-
ceeaed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Tele9raphic Briefs.

Wesley NJ Oler, Of Baltimore, was
elected president OF the American Ice
Company.
DR.. Won Koerber. the Austrian Pre-
mier, made a pessimistic speech at the
opening of the Reichsrath.
. Fire at Bocas del Toro, Columbia. de-
stroyed 100 buildings, including the
American consulate.
Governor Odell's Shipbuilding Trust
securities were sold at an apparent loss
OF s12s.790.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Poisoned Ry Rough on Rats.

Dothan, Ala, Special.-Mr. ]. A. Pc
tcrman, his wife and three children,
and Mrs Angus kirkland and her
baby, were poisoned. Thursday morning
By eating biscuits which were made
from -four In which Rough-on-Rats
had been put by small child of Mr..
Peterman. Prompt medical attention
was procured and they are now out of
DANGER
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Heavy Fire Loss.

Chester, S. c., Special.-The most
disastrous fire in years broke out in
the basement OF the Bewley Hardware
Companys store Sunday night at II
o'clock, and, despite the heroic work
Of the fire department, rapidly spread
TO the adjoining building occupied by
Kluttz's New York Racket. For a
time it was feared the entire block
would go. The fire was gotten under
ZcOntrol about o'clock Monday morn
ing, after destroying more than 100000
worth of property.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
At The North.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
appropriated s2o.50o.o00 for improve
ments.
A mob attempted To complete the
negro section OF Springfield, Ill.,, which
was almost destroyed by mob.
Heavy storms have caused great
deaf oe damage in Catalonia and
Etan.
Mr.. William VI. Canby, president OF
the Wilmington Oel.) Savings Fund
and noted botanist, died at Augusta
Ga.
The headless body Of woman and
til ebody Of a man were found in the
Delaware bay. Neither has been iden-
titled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Senator TiI.man Better.

Washington, Special.-Senator TIL
mans condition continues favorable
and he is resting easy. The operation
on the tonsil which resulted In remov-
ing the pus from the abscess has re-
lieved him a great deal and he now
takes nourishment more freely. The
temperature Is also satisfactory. Those
attending him say they now see no
cause for apprehension. If the improve
ment continues as at present the family
hope the Senator may take his project
ed trip South in q few days.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Report Untrue.

Toxic. BY Cable.-Viceroy Alexieff's s
report stating japanese torpedo de-
Stroyer was sunk and the cruiser TAX
asago heavily damaged by the she'll
FIRE OF the Russians during the fourth
attack on Port Arthur. is officially pro-
nounced untrue. The damaged japan
ese torpedo boat destroyer can be re-
paired in one week, and it will not be
necessary to dock them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
SharpIey Sentenced.

Washington, Special.-First Lieuten-
ant sharpley. Of the Twelfth Cavalry,
having been tried by a &c. eral court
martial at Manila and found guilty of
serious charges affecting his moral
character. has been sentenced to dis
missal from the army. The papers have
been prepared in the War Department
for transmission to the President.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Situation Unchanged.

St. Petersburg, By Cabie.-There is
no truth in the rumors that the Rus
slams have abandoned PoIth Arthur.
Admiral Abaza, secretary of the Com
mission on Far Eastern Affairs, au-
thorizes the Associated Press to deny
the story. He says the situation at
Port Arthur is unchanged and that
nothing Of Importance has occurred
there IL the last twenty-four hours.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Found Dead,

Alexandria, Specia!-Frank Summers,
a blacksmith, was found dead beside
his mothers grave at Union Cemetery.
His face and a portion Of his neck had
been badly mutilated by large dogs,
which were attacking the body when it
was discovered. Suicide is suspected.
A wife and five children survive him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
Two Army Corps to East,

St Petersburg. BY Cable.-The fifth
army corps at Moscow and the tenth
army corps at Kharkoff will start for
the far East in few days. After the
war has ended the two corps will re-
turn to their stations, but the other
troops that are already IN the Orient
will remain permanently in the Asiatic
provision.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-03-17
North State Notes

The town OF PinevilIe vas badly
damaged by fire on Monday morning.
Estimated loss 1880.
The plan for the new dormatory at
the State Normal and Industrial Col
lege at Greensboro IS On view at the
office of the State Superintendent, and
is entirely unique, 50 far as this
State is concerned. II is two stories
high with a noble central portico
with great pillars. and with porticoes
on the wings. There Is a very stately
dome
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

II vea ~~ns a. exprssszasa sesspAon<
(. Is. FSA, Rack sas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
The Blxmliiah Ceremonn

A little Moslem when she is four
Years four months old goes through
the Name God. or Bismillah. cere-
mony-Which begins her real life. She
Il dressed in cloth of gold. with a veil
and wreath Of flowers. and friends are
invited TO salute the little queen She
sits on sold cushion. which must be
borrowed II she hasn't one. and all
the rest ait on the ioor Then an old
mullah recites very slowly a certain
verse from the Koran. which Is also
written In saffron on silver plate
nib holds in her hand. She runs her
fingers over the words. and stammers
them after him Say If not. Bihi: be
good girl then you shall see your
presents +" Soon they all cry. "sha-
bash Shahash, wah' wah'" and the
ceremony 81 the little girls FIRST les.
son in reading writing aud religion Is
over She sAlaams mamma. then
shows her presents 10 her sahells
teirl fricudsl - Edmund Russell, In
Every body 5 Msse zine.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
AfrIeas ir,r,ense EaIIs.

a company has been formed 10 ex-
plaH Victoria falls. in the Zambesi.
and viii build a hydroeleetric general
iuE station. With the expectation of
supplying power TO the waukie coal
fields. Buluwayo. the Gselo. Sehaskive
and Hartley gold fields. all of which
are within see miles. The falls are
over lhd feet high. and while the total
amount OF energy running 10 waste
al Niagara Is T.eoe e0o horsepower. the
eorrospandinE hEure for the Victoria
falls in the wet season Is 35.ooa coo
The railway has nov been completed
10 within seventy miles Of the falls.
and will soon reach them.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

Edwards Bros arc sole agents tog Waite
9Sase eeace.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
ne.s coaeh Mes,eles sor esIlsr.n.

Whsa soa bay = sssash medicine f.r
small shilaran Ss>a eant ore IA which
wa can Place Implicit confidence. Naa
wsat oae thss noa oniy relieves bat
eHres, Noa psnt ore that ~ aneaes-
tsona1gy harmless. Yea ~aut ,sne that
is pleasant - take. Chamberlain =
Csash Remedy meets all ~ these c,sn-
dttfons There IL neahins 50 good Tor
The cnaehe ana colds incident 10 ehiaa.
how'd. II IS sfso = certain preventive
and csse Tor sreap. and there 10 ~,
Asnsee whatever from ~hcnpfne
cough when Il II szves II has been
ss%s IN many epsiSeafsx az that disease
With perfect success Fe4 sale by ]
j. SkerN3p
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
EARLY PICTURES or Ia7aa.
CsseI;ioas IN Isfsn1 Enpife Tire.
19o1r.1 Years Eos.

Entertaining p3ef aTe@ a Japsa ana
zs= Japahese ~ they Kers seeB b.
fsagiis6 SEA caDtsIns neaFfY z9sI yszarE
sss. ars 70 ~ found la the iog kept
~ capt 8aria of the first yoyage 10
Japan 20 open ap trade tsere fos ths
Fast iEdla company Beeause D, Eng
lands fame a. vgetor over spain. sar
tE Tag received very hon9raDlg ~
-tAe 0la King Fo1B.7 TIE people. too.
aafs. ~ a rsile. both civil ans com
feg1s - him although rude boys. SAo
sElW everywhere ard a. al times oc-
rasl0Hsiiy followed the English sail
afz through The streets. throwing
stones ard shouting "Kore. kore. 10
EgFe sare which garie translated IL.
~ Tgu Koreans ~lth false hearts
- ~ their naval enterprise. saris
sayH tA0out q Kht " fenae leagues en-
Al+ aide the straiyhfs u Xemina-
4ss Ee found . large ToUns where
a5 i1 a ESue ke a Juucke d 800 Or 9f-9
-grres bHrfheu aheathed al ~ yron
ztth a EusrG appointed to keep her
from firing and tfeschery She Nas
H9.if ia very homely fashion much
.sf that ahIch describeth Soah's Ark
gHta u.s. The Saturaia told uz that
s served ~ transport souldisrs In any
II fha Hands. II rebellion or Narre
Should happen
HaTa coastad round 10 Fusbgmi.
EArsr be saw the garrison : 900
strong shifted change that took
place every three years. We aaw."
BE says. 1the old bands march away,
and the new enter IN most souidler-
Ike manner. marching fve abreast
su3 10 every ten fles an officer which
Is called a captaine Of hftie. Who kept
fHrm continually In very good order
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

pr. II. 0 Nsea, the DENTIST.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
HIS IDEA or PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Small Pupil In Doubt as 10 Whether
u Was a Hen or a Rooster.


During one of my visits through
the couBtry districts" said the pro
fesHar = happened TO reach a small
village where they We're TO have a
hAr raising al the schoOlhouse After
tie banner had been flung To the
breeze. there vas an exhibition OF
drawings which the pupils had made.
and of the work they had done during
the year
The teacher reclted 10 them. The
Landing OF the Pilgrims, and after
abe had finished she requested each
pupil to try and draw from his or her
Imagination a picture OF Plymouth
Rock
Most of them went to work at
once. but one little fellow hesitated.
and At length raised his hand
Well. Willie. what is it7' askel
the teacher.
Please ms'am. do you want US to
draw hen or a rooster7'"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
A Respite.

What shall We do With our mem
Wine EN- out. Kin EN- OF. abolish
EN-. says a stern Kansas prophecies.
Humane hearts will hope that milder
measures will he sufficient In fact
there Is a glean Of hope. Al meet
Ing OF the Housekeepers' Alliance
the good news was published that
..uaon are sgpplanting girls along the
lines of domestic service So the
servant problem" Is solved. and
men folks have respite and may
even be nse.al--Nev York Sun.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
ss,s,le Rheumatism Cured.

Il have eecn subject 70 sciatie rhea-
maiism for years. SAYS +. u, walduon.
81 Wilton Junction. Iowa MY tolats
we're s;lG aud gave me much pain and
discomfort. My tolnts would crack
when | straishsenei up used Cham.
herlain's paia Ralm and have been
thoroughly cured. Have not had a
PAIN ev ache from the cid trouble for
many months Il Is certainly noSt
wonderful nninent@ Fer sale by ]. ].
Sheruin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

White Hou.s cossce. Edwards Bros.
ss>ss agents
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
rrl., nlm.

r-s,e sre1t ~ psne. Tire morning star
iThe breath az flowers, the san. TIE sky.
HIS k4fss 20 his beloved are
Me- his be,oee1s marvel Why,
w>r- n sne s-axe sleeps al love.
ara cas~ araiy I sts1i sscoe,
yssfs s.sare-yez- zaoge tAsa ratAe-~sove-
lse counts my anguish ~ s9s o.z-
NAV have sSSre1 etts every BREATH
Ysls ees I know his pityis tfe-~.
Sst<He4ers tai THE hsur o. Scsths
Il csltss virginia Douglas IN Failaaesaaia
Ee-.ara