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o. X. Blodgett is at work on the section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wheeler were in
st. Adams last week.
Wilson Averill will occupy the Cong'l
pulpit in the PASTORS absence.
An eight-pound son was born Tuesday
TO Mr.. and Mrs. 0rson Blodgett.
Miss Jessie Stanton was Il home from
Randolph Center over Sunday and Leon
Ford from Burlington.
F. b. Shaw aIfd family aud Mrs. II. q.
Van Deusen were called to Warren last
week by the death Of Mrs. Ellen spauld-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan Of Faneuil,
Mass, John Brown and wife OF s..
Adams and Mrs. Bolin o. Randolph were
recent guests at John O'Gndy's.
Rev. L. A. Wilson left Monday morning
for his home ia the West, for three
weeks vacation. While away be viii
visit the Worlds fair al st. Louis.
Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ing diseases Of the skin. Put an end 70
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Tendency in the family history is
a warning to all who are inclined to
strenuous routine habits and find
themselves melancholy or irritable,
with increasing nerve exhaustion.
Such cases require a change and a
reliable Sanitarium Is the place for
them. Address for new booklet,
Or. Primes Vermont Sanitariun,
Burlington, Vt.
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PENSIONS.

j. A. SMITH, CavendiSh, w.,
a veteran % the civil war, prosecute'
pensions promptly, rendering assis-
lance in procuring evidence, etc. All
information gladly given. Many en-
titled under new age order.
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Ladles, Social clreIe.

The Ladies Social circle held their
annual business meeting Saturday after
noon, Miss Clara Allen was elected
president, Mrs. Hattie Graves yiee-prest-
dent. Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. Glenn
Cox. Mrs. +. Y. Snow, Mrs. John Adams
and Mrs. f. i. Graves as directors, Mrs,
Dudley Leavitt treasurer, Mrs. Herman
Allen secretary and Mrs. James Noonan
collector The next social was appointed
Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
The Ladies' Social circle was organized
about seven years ago for the purpose OF
raising money which has been used in
various ways for worthy objects, as the
circle saw fit TO appropriate 1t. Since
that time S322.s have been paid in the
treasurer's hands, over and above all
expenses incurred. A part of this sum
was spent in purchasing carpet for the
church and vestibule, shades for the
windows, Bible stand and an organ,
besides helping to buy cushions for the
seats in the church. The circle
have also purchased a stove, chairs
lamps and an organ for the hall, and
paid for painting the hall; some of the
money has been used for missionary and
chalita purposes, and to purchase
flowers at times when some loved ones
have been taken from our midst. As the
little fund in the treasury continued to in
crease 1t was decided to buy books and
estab lish a library; several additions have
been made from time to time till now
they have 176 books. Several new MEM
beers have been added to the circle within
a few months. These sociable have been
very successful, and the ladies take great
pains to make them interesting and in
structive.- Standard.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, !

STATE or OHo,CTTY or TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that be il
senior partner OF the firm Of r. J.. Cheney
q Co., doing business in the City OF
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, aud
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be cured By
the use OF Hairs Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day Of December, A.
D., 1856.
- A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
[ -
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
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testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
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WEST coRINTH.

Ladies' hair work. MRS. II. III. BEAN
I05 Upham ST., Melrose, Mass.
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WILL MIRACLES NEVER CEASE

The sick, lame,
deaf and blind. that
are cured by DIR. Mer-
row almost daily
would seem that the
day S of Miracles are
not a thing of the past.
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New Chewing Gum, Fortune, Love
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given away absolutely free g Al
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DEAR Mrs. PrSKHAN.-I suHs,.4
with stomach complaint for years
got so bad that / could not earry NJ
children but five months. then Womb
have a miscarriage. The last tims !
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table Compound. After taking n.
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and was enabled 70 carry my baby 10
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Terrible plaques, those itching, poster
ing diseases Of the skin Put an end 10
misery. Doau's Ointment cures. Al any
arnn atnrn
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RoxBuRY.

Deans Rheumatic pills absolutely cures
n euEalgia. Entirely vegetable safe
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WANTED.
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WANTED.-At S. B. Buell. a Co.'S. at
once, seven hundred and fifty heads OF
families to buy supplies of fall and winter
goods for their families from our new
goods lust received.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-13

not contemplate making Ssenous
stand at Mukden.
The spirit animating the Japanese
troops is shown by the translation Of
a letter written by Spartan Japanese
mother to her son, which has reached
the war office. The letter was found
on the body Of her son. 1t adjured him
to fight nobly for the mikado and his
country and informed him that his
capture would be considered an ever
lasting disgrace on his family ances-
tors but that IL he died on the battle
field 1t would be an honor which his
family would celebrate for a week.
The Russian correspondent says Ku-
ropatkin's strategy was upset by the
failure Of Major General orloff to hold
General Kurokrs extreme right. Ac-
cording to this correspondent the plan
was to catch Kuroki after he crossed
the Taitse river by a quick and clev-
er movement Orloff's mission was to
attack desperately Sept. 2 in front OF
Kuroki's army. which marched north
west to hold him, and, II possible. to
drive him back toward Kuropatkin,
while the latter was severing Kurokrs
communications TO strike with all
might at the flank and rear. But Or
lon was unequal to the task assigned
him. His division had just arrived
from Russia and its fighting efficiency
was not known. When he struck Ku-
roki. Orion was wounded early in the
fight and compelled to hand over the
command. To make matters worse.
the horse OF his chief OF staff bolted
The division could not resist the on
slaught OF the japanese and the best
troops gave away and retreated. In
the meanwhile Kuropatkln was Just
launching his attack. but when he
was compelled to abandon the often
sive and withdraw and order a retreat.
AS II turned out. however. General
Stakelberg had come to Orloff's rescue
and checked the Japanese thanking
movement just before they reached
Yen Tai. Had Kuropatkin held on a
little longer the fate OF the day might
have been different. as this critical
moment for Kuroki IS referred to in
dispatches from the japanese side.
A dispatch has been received from
Lieutenant General Sakharoff. under
date. reporting that no large japanese
force had been seen north Of the Yen
tai railroad. but south there were many
large camps OF japanese.
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CRUISER LENA
CAUSES A STIR
ArmOred Russian Vessel In Harbor
of San Francisco
CREATES SENSATION.
Cruiser will Either Have to Depart
Within the Time Limit or BE
Tied Up Until the Conflict
Shall Have Ended.

Washington. Sept. l3.-Admirai
Goodrich's report of the presence Of =
Russian transport in San Francisco
harbor caused a great stir in official
circles here. The entry Of the ship
was entirely unexpected and a disa-
greeable event, for 1t had been hoped
by officials that America would escape
being drawn into the necessity OF
making close decisions respecting the
rights of belllgerent vessels in our
ports. 1t Is probable the government
here will follow closely the course pur-
sued by Germany. France and China in
cases where Russian war vessels
sought shelter in their harbors. The
first thing to be done Is to find out
the exact condition of the Lena and
whether or not there actually exists
need for repairs. II II should appear
the vessel is really seaworthy she must
go to sea at once, or, at least. with
in twenty -four hours after notice to
our officials of her arrival in port She
may take on a supply Of coal but only
sufficient TO move her TO the nearest
home port II is believed at the navy
departments that conditions will not
be allowed to shape themselves so the
Lena can go out Of San Francisco har-
Dor to prey on American commerce.
In fact. the impression prevails that
the Lena will be tied up at San Fran
cisco until the end Of the war. her
crew remaining aboard. IL the Japan
csc government does not object, and
this is not likely.
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RIO GRANDE RACES.
Great Destruction Of Property Re-
ported Along Its Banks.

Kansas City. Sept. ia special to
the Star from Alpine. Tex, says:
The Rio Grande is on the worst
rampage in its history. and great de-
struction of property has already &C.
CURED at Preside de Norte. ojinto
and many other smaller settlement.
situated on both sides OF the river for
a distance of 900 miles along its
cou.se.
According to information received
from a mounted courier. who came
direct from Preside de Norte. more
than one hundred houses Of that town.
including the United States custom
house were washed away by the food
The flood is said to have swept away
whole settlements of houses occupied
by MeXicans between Preside del
Norte and BoquilIas.
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LAO YANG LOSSES.
Those OF the Japanese Are Placed at
Seventeen Thousand.

Washington, Sept. 13.-A dispatch
from Toxic which reached the japanese
legation Sunday places the total casu-
slties on the japanese side at the bat
tie of Lao Yang at 1889 officers and
men CHILLED and wounded. OF these.
the Army of the Right Kuroh), lost
1866. the Center. (Oku). 1892. and the
Left. CNodzu). 1851. The number of
officers killed was 1876 and tn. number
wounded 464
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OFF FOR ORIENT.
Baltic FIdet Takes Its Departure SUM-
day For the Far East.

Cronstadt. Sept. 13.-The Baltic feet
sailed Sunday for the far east. The
vessels are: The battleships Souvar-
of. Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's flag
ship: the Navarin. Sissoivoliky. Boro-
dine Alexander III. Orel, oleg and the
osliaba, Rear Admiral voelkersam's
flagship: the cruisers Admiral Nakhim-
off. Dimitri Donskoi. Aurora and Almaz,
Rear Admiral Enquist's flagship and
torpedo boats and torpedo boat de-
stroyers.
The fleet Will merely touch at Libau.
where IL VIII be Joined by twelve trans
ports. collierles and supply ships al
ready waiting there. and will then pro-
coed directly 10 the orient
Admiral Rojestvensky is in com.
mand.
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RotIey's Bond Fixed.

Austin. Sept. 13.-The bond OF John
Rotley. ex-Confederate soldier who 10
charged with the murder OF C. II. Y.
Lyster. a fellow inmate OF the state
Confederate home. has been fixed ut
$500. His SON John Rotiey. Jr.. whs
Is said to be a business man OF Ard
more. I. T.. has arrived here and Will
give his aged father all the assistance
possible
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WEEvlL APPEARS.
Insect Resembling Mexican Boil Pest
In Georgia and South Carolina.

Atlanta. Sept 12.-An insect re-
sembllng the Mexican boil weevil has
appeared in the cotton fields OF Geor-
gia and South Carolina. The only diff
ference between the new pest and the
weevil is ;he former seems to sting
the cotton boil. instilling into II GER
tain poison. This poison first dries up
the boil. then IT begins TO rot II, until
finally the boil crumbles TO pieces.
Bolls affected by this pest have been
sent to State Entomologist Newell.
who In turn forwarded them 10 Wash p
ington. Fortunately the pest began
late in the season and much OF the
staple is too far matured 10 be injured
by caterpillars.
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Relative TO Lena,

Washington. Sept. 13.-The navy de-
partment has received dispatch from
Rear Admiral Goodrich. commanding
the hayward at Mare Island. stating
the Russian transport Lena arrived
there and her commanding officer
claimed the ships engines and boilers
are in seed OF repairs. The telegram
was referred to the state department.
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Merely Keep In Touch

Toxic. Sept 13.-Field Marshal
Oyama reports that large body OF
Russian cavalry has appeared at Pin
taitzu, eastward 81 the railroad be-
tween Yentai and Mukden. He adds
the Russians are merely keeping In
touch with the japanese.
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Esopus. n. Y. Sept. 13.-The Eighth
Massachusetts, regiment. on its way
rome from the maneuvers at Manassas.
stopped at Esopus Sunday and enthusi-
astically greeted Judge Parker as he
was boarding a train for ingston to at
tend church. The judge shook hands
with as many OF the soldiers as he
cculd before his train started
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-13
JAP BABY BORN.
Interesting Event Occurs on a Farm In
Dallas County.

Dallas. Sept. 13.-on a farm three
miles southeast of Dallas. on the 9Th
a baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Kinta Tsu Kahara. a japanese couple
This little Jap is thought to be tn.
first one born in Dallas county. The
husband. before their marriage. cam.
to this country. locating in Dallas
county and working on a farm. Some
months aftsrward he wrote his sweet
heart in japan 70 Join him at San Fran
cisco. sending her passage money. on
her arrival they were married and cam.
TO this county. They are prospecting
owning a large number of cattle and
other stock.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1904-09-13

Longview. Tex. Sept. IA. ].
Ware died suddenly at his home one
mile south OF town OF heart failure.
He was a stepson OF General ]. W.
Flanagan, senator OF reconstruction
time. He was a son-inlaw also Of
Web Flanagan. revenue collector at
Austin. Mr. Ware was a staunch Re
publican and had been a leader OF
the county Republicans.
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SIX BLOCKS BURN.
Fire at Idaho Falls Did a Great Desl
Of Damage.

Idaho Falls. Ida. Sept 13.-F.re
which started Sunday night in the
Butte restaurant threatened TO wipe
out the entire business portion Of this
town. Six entire blocks burned and
the seventh was still on fire MONDAY
morning. Estimated loss Is $3.50 600.
The wind blew a terrific gale and the
fire spread fast. About forty build
ings were destroyed and many others
on fire Monday morning. The firemen
aided by citizens here had TO work
hard.
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SIX HOURS SIEGE.
Dallas Police Surround an Establish.
nnent That lenqth Of Time.

Dallas. Sept. 13.-After surrounding
for six hours an alleged gambling house,
during which time there was neither
ingress or exit. the chief OF police at
o'clock Sunday morning withdrew
his force and the prisoners were al
lowed to depart without scrutiny. the
proprietor agreeing to make pleas Of
gaming for twenty five individuals. As
the same number of pleas OF guilty had
been made from another place raided
about an hour before the siege began.
$500 in fines has been added to the
city's excheQuer.
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To Develop Copper.

City OF Mexico. Sept. 1.-THE
Rosthschilds OF Paris are about to de-
~elop on a huge scale their mining
properties at Inguaran. In the state
OF Micnoacan. They have already ex-
pended S1.2OO.OOO in gold. and will now
spend like amount In needed develop
meut work
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EIGHT DROWN ED.
Steamer Columbia Grinds a Stear,
Launch to Pieces.

Philadelphia. Sept. 13-The Delaware
steamer Columbia. on its way from this
city to Bristol. Pa. Sunday night
crashed into a steam launch about ten
miles north Of here. grinding II to
pieces and causing the drowning OF
eight of the dozen occupants of the
small boat. All of the party were from
Philadelphia. Those on the steam
launch were on an excursion.
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Congressman Marries.

Montgomery. Ala. Sept l3.-con-
gresham oscar w. Underwood OF the
Ninth Alabama district was married at
Asheville to Miss Bertha Woodward
president OF the Woodward Iron com
pany. an Alabama millionaire.
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President Roosevelt Receives a Cable
gram About Lao Yang Casualties.

Oyster Bay. N. Y. Sept. 13.-Presl-
dent Roosevelt has received by way of
the state department cablegram from
United States Minister Griscom, at To-
kio. giving the revised official figures
OF losses at the battle at Lao Yang.
AS reported by Field Marshal oyama
the losses during the several days bat
tie were 1880. while the Russian
losses were 10000.
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LARGE CASUALTY LIST.
Japs Estimate Russian Losses at Over
Twenty-Five Thousand.

Toxic. Sept. photographic reports
received here Sunday from the head
quarters OF the Manchurian army de-
clare the Japanese to be in full pos
session of the Vein Tai coal mines. and
estimate the Russian losses up to the
fall of Lao Yang at over $4,000 men.
The estimate OF losses does not include
those who suffered by the Russians in
the rear guard actions fought after
the evacuation OF Lao Yang.
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ORDERS CANCELLED.
Russian Vessel at San Francisco Is
Cause For This Action.

San Francisco. Sept 13.-The Chron-
icle says the sailing orders Of the
American squadron. now In this port.
have been cancelled by the navy de-
partment. The squadron was under
orders to sail Monday for Magdalena
bay for target practice. The sudden
change OF orders. II is said. is due to
the unexpected arrival of the Russian
warship Lena in this port.
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FOOD is SCARCE.
There Is No Complaint, However, OF
Scarcity Of Water.

Mukden. Sept. 13.-Sunday night
rain again fell in torrents and Monday
it was drizzling. The roads are i'm
passable and military movements at a
standstill. The town is crowded, food
stuffs are almost unprocurable. Prices
have been trebled and quadrupled. A
division Of suffers lost almost all their
supplies during the Russian retreat.
Civilians are besieging the railroad
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NEW RAILROAD.
Is to Run From Red River cousty
Texas, to Lonaviev.

Austin. Sept. 13-Articles OF incorpo-
ration of the Oklahoma Texas and
Gulf Railway company. capital stock
100000. composed OF Austin capital
lists. was approved by Attorney Gen.
eral Bell. Headquarters are to be at
iRg.lls This line is to commence
B.ss ----.s.o- -~~1 -1ssTSr> coun-
ty, and run to Longview. going through
the counties of Red River. Bowie. Titus.
Morris. Cass. Camp. Upshur. Marion.
Harrison and Gregg.
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For Repoxe Of Souls.

Mukden. Sept. IA solemn service
for the repose OF the souls Of those who
fell in battle was held Sunday. The
entire garrison attended
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HIS INTENTIONS.
Secretary of the Navy Wants to Know
Purpose Of Lena's Captain.

Washington, Sept. l3.-Secretary
Morton has telegraphed Rear Admiral
Goodrich, commander in chief of the
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Lena at Frisco,

San Francisco. Sept. 13.-The Rus
sian transport Lena. Captain Berllnsky.
put into this port Sunday for repairs.
'rhe LEM is thirty-one days from Vlad-
iVos'ok. She has a crew OF 497 men
and twenty-one officers. and carries
twenty-tllree guns. The arrival OF the
Lena has been reported TO Washing
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Pacific station. directing him to detain
the Pacific squadron and inquire OF the
commander of the Lena what his in
tentions are.
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Neck Broken.

Houston. Sept. 1.-TWO miles from
here the body Of Willie Fisher. ne
gro, was found. His neck was broken
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PATRIOTIC MOTHER.
Writes Her Son He Must Not Let Rus
slams Capture Him.

St Petersburg. Sept. 13.-No fresh
ligh: had been thrown on the situation
at the front up to noon Monday. Un-
official information tends to confirm
the reports that General Kuropatkin is
Withdrawing the bulk of his army
northward from Mukden
Rain continues at the front. The
three armies OF Field Marshal oyama
are reported united north Of the Taitse
river. but there is nothing to indi-
cate they have sufficiently recur grated
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SSssPut your stomach, liver and blood in
rsalthy condition and you can defy
disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is sue
cessful system regulator.
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NEvsKY HOLIDAY.
Emperor Had on His Head High su.
gar Loaf Cap.

st. Petersburg. Sept. l3.-The Alex
ander Nevsky holiday was celebrated
by a review by the emperor on Camp
de Mars OF 5000 guard troops OF the
Paul regiment. The emperor came
here from Peterhof on the imperial
yacht, crowds cheering him as he
drove from the pier TO the review
ground. The emperor wore the uni -
form OF a colonel OF the regiment, with
a high sugar loaf cap.
II you want a sewing machine that
will give you satisfaction and will last
you lifetime, get one of the latest
improved Singers at the Singer store,
Main street, next TO Patrick's drug
store, Palestine.
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FIGURES oNtLossEs9

most Impossible to get food.