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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Thru to California Without Change

Thru to California Without Change.
The Iowa Central will inaugurate it's
thru tourist car service to California
September 21st and continuing each
Wednesday thereafter. Car will run
on train No. 2 by the way of Kansas
City and the popular Sante Fe system
thru New Mexico and Arizona arriv-
ing Los Angeles Sunday morning.
Very low rates in effect daily to Oc-
tober Is.
For particulars call on agents. or
address A. b. Cults, q. p. & T. A.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
There's a JoIter.
TRoston Transcript.Y

Monologue Artist suppose now,
you think that the things get off on
the stage are spontaneous, that they
come to me for the first time as de-
liver them?
Admirer-Of course; If you had pre-
pared yourself in advance you would
not have reelad off such a mess or
ROT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
A Love Letter.

Would not interest you II you're
looking for a guaranteed saive Tor
sores, burns OF piles. Otto Dodd, OF
Ponder Mo-, writes: II suffered with
an ugly sore for year, but DOR
of Buckden's Arnica Salve cured me.
It's the best salve on earth. 2ec az
Mcdonald & Manhood Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Never Ask Advise.

When you have cough or cold don't
ask what is good for it and get some
medicine with little or no merit and
perhaps dangerous. Ask for F'oley's
Honey and Tar, the greatest throat ana
lung remedy, 1t cures coughs ana
colds quickly. For sale by b. A. Nor
EaA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Opportunities.

Good openings for all lines of bust
ness and trade in new towns. Large
territory thickly settled. Address Ed
win B. Magiil, Mngr., Townsite De-
partment, Chicago Great Western Rail-
way. Ft. Dodge, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

1t brings to the little ones that price,
less gift of healthy flesh, solid hone
and muscle. Tila*s what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. Best baby
medicine ON earth 35 cents, tea or
tablets. NcBrids-k Eiu Drug Co,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Half Rates to Annual Exposition, Car.
nivaI and Horse Show, Cedar Rap

Via the Northwestern line. Tickets
will be sold at one fare for the round
trip on three dates, October S. 6, and
7. limited to return within one day
from date of sale; and at reduced rates
October to inclusive, limited to re-
turn until October 10, inclusive. Apply
to agents Chicago & Northwestern
{lxuo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by C. j. Lander, druggist,
Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

l live and let my brethren live
with ell that's good with me.
Unts ahe poor some cash gave
The baSsneet give Rocky Mountain
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08
Very Low Excursion Rates to Ameri.
can Royal Livestock Show at Kan
aas Civ Mo-.

Via the Northwestern line. Excursion
tickets will be sold October Is to 10,
Inclusive, limited by extension to re-
turn until November s, inclusive. Ap.
ply to agents Chicago & Northwestern
railway
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

Il Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Group, Infr.
enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asthma,
A certain cure for Consumption IL first stages,
You win Geo tho excellent effect after taking tho
first dose Sold by dealers evesywhsra. Large
Dctsies Is cents and 20 cents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

-=AsaRllls AWiuRx ca
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

For the first time in the history OF
its club Des Moines will take advantage
this year of the drafting rules OF the
National Association Of Professional
Base Ball Leagues and will take into its
fold. several players from the Three !
and Iowa State Leagues. The season
for drafting with class "A" leagues, of
which the Western is one. begins Oct.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-10-08

With the memory Of II to 0, the
score game when Iowa met Chicago the
last time four years ago. to cheer them
on, there promises to be an exodus of
Iowa City students and people into Chi
cago for the university game Of Oc-
tober Is. Four years ago 1owa's fam
Gus eleven won by that score, and the
hope has been famed into blaze Of
desire that the victory might be re-
peated this year. The task looks inn
possible for Iowa at the present time,
and as she was four years ago, are two
different teams.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
SHAMEFUL cARrooNa
RseseeeA asa Rsascsss fer sAs 0ssasss
ooA HE UolfovA,

RseSooeA asd RslScals fer sAe 0eo0ies
oaA HE Usifora.
The campaign caricaturists ef Pss1-
dent Roosevelt have succeeded In arous-
ing enough interest to bring out the sues-
ton: Il IL disgraceful to tight for ens'e
cosatryf
II ID amazing 70 see the unifoen q .
soldier of the United States army pie-
tured IN such . manner ~ % Imply Q
reproach to its wearef!
II vas once tho1sht - ~ N Assssa-
be thing for . man % svsixn psuifisn.
ease. family. isdepesdenee, frieaas and
hooe, and become Q fighting nacAise b
help upAoI6 IL hsooe and ~ Uus1 e
Ne ess.eFy.
TAers sseas - have uvwa - Q Ae.
fes<st vSsw se tAis matfer. TAe snfDese
sacrifice sf - Amer;ean soliBes = ~
~ seos - - IN aRaie - pseeuss =
sseh . manner = = ar0ss esaes1ge -
Vulgar suiekess ID The cFwwa II -
vseed es1dier faeinR Death fer - esa.-
siRht 10 be gu6aws1 sves, esDsehlag -
- distsrted into laueA- A-sassoee eueSsss.
To ths lauehine hysaas g - ys11sv
pseD IL seainlop sWsr6 - Wnln1nssss
b ~ eisWn,s hnubaa H - -
sten devstiss e sssdjsgrs 9essianes
b fafeical episode b . naan6 easses.
Uoethins % ~ Aisesessa - snfng -
- jeefed q.
O0es Il vss wsitfen:
1T b susst - ssssssD - - - -
essuesy.s
Tbe yee3~w reDaesfng =:
TT - 0ROrByQuD And D1DoC-
ULOUS 10 rIOMr rQ1 OsgUU
SseA essatuss UUusS Uuooo = -
buUen. = ~ ~ 0uUoo ooGoa - =
oDsosul1s - dnmasuD - - - 80
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
A vINANcIER.s ADVICE.


Henry Clews. the weil-knowu New
York banker. was asked by two young
men who are 10 east their frvt vote for
President this election. which IL the
safer candidate to vote for. President
Roosevelt or Judge Parker. Some con-
den-ed extracts and statements of Mr..
ClewS' answer are herewith submitted:
Your question TO me was my own
question to myself. I approached il as
business man. without prejudice.
sought 70 shut out every other considera-
ton but one OF safefy-the surcr safety.
My previous votes. my personal fancies
as 90 the personal manners of the two
candidates. the superficial siSes and nag
gings OF the new~papeis-aN these
swept aside just you are trying to
do. 80 sticking to this all-imp~tanf ques-
ton Of where is the surer safety. found
there were several indsputabie farss
which seemed 20 me fully sun3cisus 30 an
swer it.
Hssoosious Psvsy ~ 0tasesoss.
Roosevelt and his party are Of ehe
same mind. bot Parker and his party arr
of many contradictory minds. The Re-
publican party never has had fncti0os
within itself concerning issues. Il has
been unanimous in knowing what 4 stood
for. The Democratic party hss never
agreed upon anything. bot abonn-s in
-chisms. factions and cliqnes- TAey arp
not united to-day. and have not been
united since the civil war. In 1854 their
convention declared. IN its platform. that
The war is n failure bat their Domi-
Zee. Gen. McC!e'lan. repudiatel that dis
loyal creed just Judge Parker had
TO send 10 the .:s~cordant. sempusiaipe
Democratic eoavea;ioo at st. lIouis his
famous eoid telegram Mr.. Parker voeesl
for Mr.. Brysu IN ;s9s: aad 1900. altboaeA
he did ma hike Bryan. and says BSw sAat
he did not believe in free silver. In 190O
the gold Democrats swung bach into line
behind Ryan spd free silver Lake Hin.
they said. 4 an . Democrat and thsf
was enough They did not agree with
the issue. hss said. Never mind tie 10
sue. re are Democrats. and we stick ss
ear party T1saf answer strikes m ~
prcjudieed observer as a<sis>t coomos
sense. and unpasri0eic- Jpsiee Parker
and the million ctss<. DeDscfzfr nsw cd
~ hat - srisaSA - H. i,v9 issss
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
Mr.. DAVIS FIGURES.
4 Yew oaoplss showing Thsas Aoas'
isg Iasecsracy.

4 Pew oaoplss oheving Thsis AoaD'
isg Iasecsracy.
Assurance. without pronouDced gmle,
marks the scceptancs letter of Hon.
Henry g. Davis. the octogenarian can
didats Of ths Democrats for the Vice
Pseidency. He expresses his opinions
ON political eo0ditions a. II they were
original with hin. - II he were not .
human phoooEraph with Q sinsIs cylin-
der that has caught the echo Of JUdss
Pasksr's echo Of de Democratic stunt Of
ssatosy. ~Ths times are propitioas for
ehs Esinsta4ems1t Of The Dsoocsas3e par
y IN .csstrol Of the soveEnoent." = ~
assersivs way Mr.. Davis beeins his -
Etical essWso- The November ballses
viii - ali ''amens" % that
WAo bse tAs Democrats Win agFss
With Alm9 .WAsa the prsssnt sAainis-
trstiaa vs.e i.se power there was iArys
surplus," bs declares. He IMAGINED thae.
TAs RepubHass came into power In
1877. Il that the meaning Il - spees-
ent admlhissraeion r II %. and - means
surplus ef revenue ever ordinaSy e.
pmdisurss. - = In error. Mr.. Cjsvs-
land'e elosipg year Of ~ Iase tern
showed EXCESS OF EXPENDI.
TUBES OVER REVENUE - Tie
amount Of e19.O6S25 TIE surpius was
IL wroag way. The statistics were saai-
u ebtalpabls: Why Ghould Mr.. Davis
0ake such Q nisstatement1 II - 0sons
Mr.. Rooeevelt's term, beginning n 1900
with Mr.. Mckinley, there WAS IN ex-
eess h that year Of revenue over expsndi-
turss amounting % $79.527 90 There
fore ~ y wrong again. In sxtenuation
Il nAy b said thst the Dsmsesats never
wGs eood noe correct agueera. A, for
| instance. again. when be assefss dat ths
reveooes for the last Ascal year wees
over t40O00O00 abort Of the expendi-
tures. He mus have been guessing
again. NOT having authenticated figures.
In 1903 the excess Of revenue over ex-
penditures was over $52.OOO.O00 The
absurdity of Mr.. Davis computations
and conpasisons could not be more forci-
bly, shown than when be quotes statistics
10 show the COT of running the govern
ment and the army under the Buchanan
ulation was 31,21S.02l. and puts Il. a.
N evidence ef HE party's economy. II
euu6r.st with eur 100000 populaejon
Of ss-day. Int - sstiaafs Of he lat-
ter. dumpins psnaiea sccoupts, Panama
canal purchase and every outlay caused
| By vase publie Improvements ereaeed and
carried % solely for The benefit Of tAe
people. Tbs age Of Mr.. Davis pseeludes
ks eompiIag such figures himself; but
his aaxisey fee his parsy's success leads
hin - issos then without the common-
est revision - to tbeir cofrecsnesa. or
saing hs jndgment - to their apolicnfteu
70 The nstter be u dfsruaaing.
Ne 0se shosld - deceived b. sAe aR-
sfss WAich . Demorfat oders hin: for
h absat nine eases 90 e ten they will
-. ME esanserfse osaey. naAs . d.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

APPEAL TO YOUNG MEN.
Ivsat 70 aay . word to the youns maa
whose politicai hfs u beginning:
Anyoee enessing Auainess would -
glad OF De dzancs - becums eos q -
ssta bNsAsd 6sm with ysars q soeesss
behind 4.
EvesysAins great done b. this csastry
u ths last 6fty ysars has been done
under tAe ssspSces Of lie ReVueAcan
party. Il ~ thds . pricslsss assetf
Hnco,a anA Grane, Hayes and Gar
euee n ~ hsavsa ef fans-thsy aW all
suas. iasving snaA sseaaes IN worldly
guuds. bat Whae vaAt VsOossBons In Dgin-
dptsa, 0sDoeiss, sacssd esssoasSsosi IL
y sease In xfs - sAars tAa4 wealth.
In oue foeU ct esvssaaase ehsso 01st
- tvo parsissL
Bse what youa9 0an voa1A - fsdAss
bsssag - de gary thse eess e6ngs,
insesaA g - ehst opposes ebsD: - tie
Dasey that IosAD -. ssther thoa 60wn: 70
~ Dafsy e IL 4awn, rssh1 tAao e he
O0oa4
10 ANy ysars d. Revshlseas Vsty
has bsasvsa is ehs csaneEy e1a hbsesd
~ Il = Aoss and ~;
Has ssvssssssA tbs Gag - t.
isWsa 4:
aas eassisa 4 ssses stzsaes sA3es and
paases1 4 - farrscediag Asstssas:
Hao seea - nation GF0w groooes
svosy yaR aaA 0sso VssDscesd:
Hao essa H. cosntsy sSesnd ~ iness-
eeasse aad IL in1usacs - rag3oos an-
kaSva - cur father:
Tea 4 AAs ssrss ahatsd sss 81 o. little
|oe - aseisse Av imposed % - By God
fsasing ancsstors- Ths Cooseitutioo OF
eas fsthefs hss besa she hight 20 our
fese. Our path =. and win ever remain.
eAas q ordered progress. Of hbssty under
- lav.
Bot vs ere not Asuuesd ~ yesgfsn.
We ars poe afraid y the ksAt:
Ths fanrie our fathers baildsd VIII
Geand an shocks Of fsfe o. fortuna
Whiis ehsrv will always b . proud
pjsasurs In looking back % ths history
eAey have made. tAs esnlnG seneration
has The right % anticipate work D0t lees
Important
We Who are pssling "a tie stses hid
~. - tAs eAiIdrsa Of 1RsA sscamping
By - 80 were kddsn. 70 go fsrvasd.
We vboss hands can - ioaees Ael1 tie
Aaaing TORCH pas Il q to ysa. that
tn eisaf Light nay snow tAs tSu9A 70
she aso Shat ere - come.
JOHN hay.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

II Clsesaad Es4uires mys: .yva<p
Aleso \ fAftaP wAn Uel" - Ssxp
an eveniag dFess suit thas b aoaned s,iy
esce - twtce . yeaf. II PARKER e~uIl
- bdnreS - nake . few sDeeehes -
wvs4 - fs1ys6 iutD e.gs bessrs Nv. d
4 osrAise - s1y kis1 thst b = s5luyf
|oD 1a1p Rssase ehpuaa sssw - -.
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
BACK IN 1nE POLITICAL GAME.
APPEAL TO YOUNo MEN.

after ysan think ysu win - bsetsf
satisAod voeh such Q vets-~
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
NJ L.es n~ps ssr l,ashs,.


HaSessa Deaocrsfs. who, few Weeks
since, esuld n0e End worss strong ensasA
with vbieh To expre.s their reprobat30s
ss1 sesn q Nc. Bryan. are Bow Iooking
b -. - tAsie last hope. - carry 1s-
A1anA.
n esoQlsisaet Nebr.ckan has scrip
- - NJ eoat anA plnsgsa into ~
tnsk laA 80 fpe hin- Bse tAe veLeo -
~ af1Rueioe ehasDee ean charD -
lsa0sf. lssisrenty kills tAe most niGhsy
s00e - ~ eaa via vsoss ao1af -
elseunsoascp ssssusndine bsyas ss -
tl0A k 09se - Q batsss pill sss DavS6
0s1ose1 HIN - swausw. the Iase Fsssss
- Dsyns - sass . rivseal 9sats - -
AythG OsDsers<y. Cd b eassse - Q
~ esa0snisl task - Bsyaa. ~ G0uss
- = 0aking ssA-s ths passy WAipassA
~ hssw hiaA. h,sv ~. nseAia6 60
~ lnGsna fSso GvtnB - nsDuAo-
60 0aessofy - sssfeiso -.
1o1haa y - Os6ag - - - <1siP
- esAa0sv Aswbes~ seDsiissfsaisea.
~ - anafsvssyehiaR
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

~ - VsuVss e ssaay NE - -
- - H.rssn as1 MeKiaIey-tks vssk-
~ - - which e9eesea - savine q
- Catsa wifh 4s. Lisrslh an1 Ia
WI Mr. Ds0<vslR Ass ~ ~ svvsfn-
- ouEx811 sGsir@ TAe ssiy dess -
0m111BfDrs5ss cvUe frUo IL De-
esseD. - e1leif cries ssp Ds6a1zns eaoi-
0D-Sog11Da esnnsGsA.eA
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29
NJ Tvs p.slla

3ho TOD p0o1A
Tbe has4 - Wsahingesa, y. c.
In eD4Oess o1nt svsep and sv5ne
Al Waks - welhjn OerFily,
.BaD - H. Chier b pesesiciae.
n ul13s haaA - Esspus
RssU0 thse 4 viii sss havs - runA.
~ - With VIZ liffjs fuo
lt Usoesicss - ~Hsoe. 9wsse BsoAs
SSS 00ssoe go 1ssossD eono tlovs0,
eUsaoO Osoe0 - - sossso - Ososasnr
49, - e0saossss eAs essssA9 - Ansoss.
- ssAo Aos0Dsvossso0saao - eAs snrU>p,
eAo s0so - s9eoeao0seasesa, 80 eSs 49,.
Vuas~0 - - 1880 9opOop&ea.s-nr.
ssiE-s haR sfssaVnA&
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

Ns0e q the sccompli>hme1fs of th-
RsVoSiiran party may well be ccntrsss-
- With the as.Nine acts and obstrucfiea
ea<s5rs Of the easy Of sisvery. Sessc
eiuAfA. secessioa. aBti-expau<ion- free
osnAe and free silvsr- rrun the inDsr-
cal 1isrsIs ts the iTyssefssss Rcp-evelf
eb0p = soehiag bot go - Ese Of bfil-
- e<Aisssnsnss - - Bsvsbbsan
La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

would have been blow - ths peosperity
Of this country such - We never bod be-
fore. Yet they voted agsinze thar con-
viccous. for chat awful danger. 3use b.
cause Il has aiways been enoagh Tor .
Dsnocfat 70 ~. 4 sm . DsDocrs<'
nsvsf mind ehe issus.'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25

The report recomme nds the union Of the
board Of aid for colleges and the cndow-
ment committee under the name Of the
college board" and the removal of the
headquarters OF the board from Chicago
TO New York.
At today's session reports were re-
ceived from the board of standing com
mittees and q number of addresses were
made by men who have devoted theiE
lives TO the amelioratiou Of economic
conditions IN this country. The report
shows the amount of money received this
year was SS29s,. The amount needed
FOR next years work Is 81 90 J,o The re-
port says that arrangements have been
ruade by al tnteTdeuoEninstionai cous1nis-
sion TO lttingiy celebrate the centen-
NAL Of the Louisiana Purchsse A. ST.
I>ozlis Octster 2 and - ard Noyer1ner Z.
and the COMMITTEES recommends thai al
evangelical churches q sveTy name
throughout the country shan otrservs
SUNDAY. October y. o. a day q thanks
giging and rejoicing for what has ben
coae sir bringing the west 70 the knowi-
Edge and ob@5le1ce Il Jesus Christ ard
day of coasecraTson 70 rens@ef efforts
70 carrv on the work - 9IoriSesly -
Gun" II u urged t-zt ore feature q the
celebgztlon be a SPECIAL cTsTt1g fpT the
work % the hoard q z5tzsIsns and that
esreeIaIly the churches vest = TIE 1ils-
sissirpl river. which have been planted
during TIE century shan r@cognlEe fh=
ccea =son VITA special oEsr q fsaHsss-
giving Tie report wss u1a1-r2oS-szy
ss-s-rsx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25
OFFICERS ARE NAMED.
Mrs. Decker of Denver Is President of
the Federation

St Louis, May 2A-The first order of
business at today's session OF the biennial
convention OF the general federation Of
womeus clubs was the report Of the nom
mating committee. The report was pre-
sented by the chairman ana was unan;-
moUsly adopted Forty-four states and
territories were represented on the COM
rittee. The report follows:
President. Mrs sarah Platt Decker.
Denver. Colo; first vice president. Mrs
Philip y. Moore. st. Louis: second vice
president, May Alden Ward. Boston: re-
cordiag secretary. Mrs. John D Sher-
man, Chicago: corresponding secretary.
Miss Lois A. Poppenheim. Charleston. s.
c: treasurer. Mrs. Percy V. Pennyback-
e-, Austin. Tex: auditor. Dr. Sarah II.
Kendall, Washington: directors Mrs
Charles A Perkins of Tennessee: Mrs.
Lydia 2. Williams of Minnesota: Miss
Belle NJ Stoutenbe;gh OF North Dakota.
Mrs Charles Yardley ot New Jersey:
Mrs Josiah Z Coles OF California: Mrs.
William p. orr Of Ohio: Mrs. Mary l.
Wood OF New Hampshire: Mrs. Edward
L. johnson Of Rhoae Island
Immediately after the adoption Of the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25

report of the nominating committee the
following nomina tions were made from
the floor: Recording secretary. Mrs. VIII
liam T. Coad OF Minnesota; directors.
Mrs Lawrence Haines OF Florida; Mrs.
H. o. Garvey of Kansas; Mrs. ]. w.
Smith OF Indiana: Mrs. y c. Scott Of
Indian Territory; Mrs. j. Lindsay John
son of Georgia. and Mrs. Mary L. Lock
wood of the District Of Columbia. The
nominations were then declared closed
and the Official ballots ordered printed.
The only candidates for reelection are
Miss Poppenheim and Mrs. Coad, the
former not having any opposition.
With the exception Of the directors,
little interest attaches to the election
owing to the fact that there was only
one candidate for each Of the three prin-
cipal Offices.
BY the provisions Of the constitutional
amendment adopted ar this convention
the method Of election has been changed
and instead Of the ballots being sent 70
the platform 10 be counted by the tellers
there. ballot boxes were used. The polls
were open from till p. N The pro-
posed amendment 10 the constitution pro-
NltsitS A1s 4 new apfssE tAtiltAS4iN 90 NNS-
TO be paid by the clubs forming the fed
Grafton was defeated by a narrow margin.
The action taken at former biennial
meeting providing that former presidents
of the federation who had served Tor two
terms should become honorary presi-
dents and creating those positions. vas
revoked by a unanselous vote. \ suhsti-
tute was adopted providing that any
former president Is eligible 10 become At
honorary president. but that the ottces
should be elective one OF the principal
reasons for this action Is Jhat Ms
Dinies 7. s Dersoa, the present Tresi-
dent. VIII retire after having served oEly
one term.
The report of the civn committee was
submitted ~ Mrs E r. Turner q TeTas
owing 70 tie absence of MIS- Ralph
Troutnzn % New York. the chairsnsrl
Papers were Rad BY MIS- Charles Z
Millsp@u-h of Chicago. Women In ossi-
door Art and Dr.. Thomas Darlington cf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-25
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss.ss sss Of &MZzzn
PORT ARTHUR SAFE.
Last Japanese Disaster VIII Prevent
CAPTURE of That Cfty

New York, May 2f--Lieutenant Saint
Perie. the French naval attache. today
said in the course of an interviev with
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press:
..The last japanese disaster makes IL
impossible FOR Vice Admiral Togo 70 over
power the Port Arthur squadron. Port
Arthur will hold OF, until the Baltic feet
arrives and then THE Russians VII be
able TO gain command q ths SO
The foreign Office states that Il h7s
not received any protest regarding The
alleged planting a mines by ReaT Ao-
r1i~al xotsoeft outside the marine linnif
at port Arthur. TIE admiralty denses
The re7ort q the capture u thrse Ja5an-
sss cruisers BY the Vls6ivostok s11si-
roa. which has net heen outside the hay
bar for several weeks.
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TO eNpoW COLLEGES.
Amount Needed Next Year VIII Sc
Round Million.

Bu~alo. y Y May "a matter =
general interest 70 members - tss Pres
h--terssn church + the concisssisn reported
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general assembly % ths E'Tesey tezszl.
church q the United States - raise
~ "a 80 With whsch 20 eae1w colleges.
sspcci4Ily tie weaker oues ia the west
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STEAMER is LOST.
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TO LIVE IN KANSAS
One of the Newly Chosen
Bishops to Reside in the State
NOT KNOWN WHICH ONE
Bishop Vincent Retired viii
Make Kansas His Home.

Topeka, Kan. Nay 24-Word has been
received here from Los Angeles. Cal.
that on7 Of the newly elected Methodist
bishops viii be located in Topeka. Which
one of the seven Is not known. The
plan OF procedure is for the first one
riected by the conference to have his
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INSURANCE MEN MEET.
Cooperative Mutual Concerns of the
Country Are in Council.

Country Are in Council.
Topeka, Kan, May 24.-Merbers of the
National Association of Cooperative Mu
tual Insurance companies of the United
States TO the number OF go are in Tope-
ka for a four DAYS meeting Governor
W. ]. Bailey and Mayor Bergunthal vel
coined them 10 the city in addresses 4
feature Of today's program is the annual
address OF President W. D. Forbes OF
Des Moines Iowa
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All Goods Marked in Plain Figures No Juggling Tickets
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choice of residence territory. the second
next. etc II is also learned that Bishop
Vincent, now located in Geneva. Will re-
turn TO Topeka TO live.
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New York, commissioner Of public
health. How Can the Individual Become
Factor in Civics and Sanitation"
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