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PRAYER Answered.

preacher who went to a Kentucky
parish where the parishioners bred horses
was asked 10 invite the prayers of the con.
gregatlon for Lucy Grey. lie did So They
prayed three Sundays for Lucy Grey On
the fourth be was told he need not do II
any more. Why" Said the preacher. is
she dead?" No" answered the man.
"she won the Derby ~-NVasnington POST
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War Strategy.

Some ono was showing the visitor
around the great navy yard
But where is the bottling Department."
asked the visitor.
The bottlmg Department." echoed the
escort in surprise.
Yes, the modern navies are always bot.
fling up something. Chicago DAILY News.
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Mrs. X. Kane. i12 Scbor Street,
Chicago, H., writes:
"Pcruna has beer used so long In
i. cur family thar do nor know how
fcouid ger along wifh0HfH. Ihave !
: given IL 10 all of my children at
! different times when they suffered
. win Group. colds and The many all
! rienfs ffiaf children are subject 10,
and am pleased 10 say thar IL has
I Kept them I'm splendid health. u
] have also used IL for "a catarrhal
! difficulty of long standing and IL
! cured me i'm a short time, so ! have
! every reason TO praise Peruaa. -
! Mrs. X. Kane.
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UnluckV.

Publisher-Your book is fine np to tho
seventeenth chapter After that it 10
mere dTivel
Author-Slr. 1t is my misfortune. not
my fault. just as / was beginnipg the
seventeenth chapter, I discovered, quite
accidentally, what was driving at.-Puck.
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Mrs. A. IIobson, 225 Washington
ST., Lansing, Mich, writes:
.'Per0na has been such a bfcssinT I
10 my only child, as well as myself !
fhaf feel Induced to give my fesn-
moniaf. lie has always suffered
. from afarrh of The head and throat,
J and had 10 use extra precautions
so as NOT 10 have him exposed to
damp or cold weather. Last year
ne was taken with la grippe, and
as IL was a severe case, caused mo
J much anxiety. No medicine he Iped
: him rim ne took Pernna. Inoficed
an Improvement at once and I'm
three weeks ne was n different
! child; the grippe had been COM
! pfefeiy cured and ! noticed that the
. cafarrfi was made better. He kept
: taking IL two weeks longer. when
I he was entirely Well ! now use IL
J offand on for colds, cramps, indi-
! gesfiOn or generaI indisp0sifiO and
! find IL superior to amy doctors or
} medicine lever tried. Keeps me,
as wen as my child, I'm perfect
J health, and gladly recommend IL
to mothers. Mrs. A. Hobson.
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Lean Year.

Tom-Did she propose TO You?
Dlck-l cs, but IL took me about three
lears to persuade her TO come to the point.
detroit Free Press
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Delicate Work.

Ted-Is Sawyer a clever doctor?
Ned-Very. lie can tell woman pa
tent she needs to take Jeauty exercises
without offending her.-h ;eL
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A New York man propose TO use tame
snakes to clear houses of rats and mice
He will probably also clear them of wome
~ this method Washington Post.
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BLOOD
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It Cures While You Walk.

Aliens Foot Ease is q certain cure for
act, sweating, callus and swollen, aching
leet. Sold by all Druggists. Price pc. Don't
accept any substitute. Trial package FREE
Address Allen 5. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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People who withhold gratitude ere spt
t& DO wholesale grumbling Chicago Trib.
une
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Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF
as cough ture.-J. w. OBfien. 322 Third
Ave, N, Minneapolis, MINI, Jan 9, 1900.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Lesson in the international Series for
May Is, l9O4-The Prodi-
gal Son.
THE LESSON TENT.
duke l5:ll-S4)

GOLDEN TENT-Come. and let US re-
turn unto the Lord.-Hoz 6l.
OUTLINE OF SCRIPTURE SECTION
Parable OF Barren Fig Tree. Luke 1915
Healing lniirm Woman. Luke IL ;l0-2l
Teaching About the Kingdom Luke Is :22-So
warned Against Herod ........ Luke 1891 Sc
Discourse at Pharisee's Table. Luke l4:l-2i
Discourse on Counting the Cost.......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Luke II % 3S
PARALLELS. Lost Sheep and Lost Coin.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Luke l5:l-lo
Parable. Lost Son..............I.uke l5:ll-Ss
TlME.-January. A ID. 80
PLACE.-Peraea: the same as the las;
lesson.
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Some men talk and talk, and never seem
to get relief.-N. Y. Times.
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When a man begins asking il life ID
worth living IL isn't.-Houston Post.
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$50 9oloenc o=&abmen, 49 6.
Is sptegcl NIT @Olora6men, IS 6.

Obn empfan9m omibn 5abrntcn S hren icrtc
nm @ p 9enO rlnem Fe ortaucn @S ln6 Ois mrf Bargains
mic Sle bn merben, Denn sic biGelben ieben
oIagmen nS ebr thnleI un6 9arantir 9Oo pati Gb 81
o ll sou tn pe Mnern pual unb Ocrg m mr0en
ODER $2O toten. " w - ~ '~'' ~
Y9oniyaBmrn 10 an9e Tic rden. 40 grnts
Spcgr pom gutter gr0Be gi6weis ds aS abmn mic oben
10 "H9e IR relUet 75 Gents
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Suumore.

- 0unmore bat an /. September
S., 800 fir fdlli9e Bombs ;u be;ablen
unO nur $1,000 fiir Nicien .3ped Dor.
rGtbi9, 10 SaB wahridcinlib ein ucucr
Stump an9rlc9t merOcn mus.
- Yur9cB 6ubr OrOnetc am 6reitas
an, OaB Olc Gri6icBnng BON SnnOcn
obue WtaulfOrbe our6 Die EoliSei aufs
bOrcn ioll, Ocnn cs lag bic @eiabr nabc,
Dap SiuOer babel pcrlcet wiirOcn. Wtcbs
rcrc Wtulc cut9iu9cn Oieirlbcu tnapp
ben Su9cln Der @oliiiitcn.
- gluf Der @rie Giienbabn, ,wiiden
9taD Aug uno Glmburit, uerlieB 5reitu9
Wtor9cn cine SOtomotiue Die 9elcilc
uuO Oas 9tciultat mar cine Slofirung
bericlbcn fir iiber cine Stunoe. 9iies
manO wurOe bel Dem llniall uerleet mo
aud Oic SofOmotiuc uidt pciter be-
idGNigt.
SenrD SliSner pOn Sierter Ctr.
murOc Oonnerita9 na6 elmer mcbrW01s
entli6cn Srantbcit pom 3oOc abberls
fcn. Der Seritorbenc miro pOn Scr
Satin uub orci Siinoern iibcrlebt. Scinc
Secroiguus crfOlstc Sonnta9 I'M bieii.
gen 6rieoboie uno bic SbS SSellppS unO
Sitter bcS 8DtbiaS uabmen all bcriel.
ben III corpore tbeil,
- Gburlcs .. Otuiiell, cin Yetcran
bes SiirScrtric9cS uno ciner Der Glteitcu
Siir9cr Ocs YOrousbS, itarb am Sams
flag in iciner SSObnung al 9iOro Slatc:
lg StraBc na6 mebrmonutliher Sranf,
bcit i'm 9lltcr pon IS Sabren. Der
YeritOrbeue miro pon Der gattin unO
jmCi SObnen iiberlebt uno DurOe am
Oienitng nit militGrtidcn @bren i'm
biriigcn 6rieobOic bciseiest.
- Der SOrper eineS wobtsefleioetcn
lull9en Mtanlles mnr0e AM Wfonta9
WtOr9en inter Der Bride 9eiunOcn,
no bic Saurel Sinie ben Spriu9 Sa6
in NiOOiic Borough treuit. Der S6ds
Del mar cin9cOriift uub Der Wiann muB
BON Der 30 SUP boben Bride geiallen
ieiu, ais CT cntlans ben @eleiIen liei.
Jii6ts wuroc aui Dem S0rpcr geiunoen,
OaS 2lufi6nB iiber Oeiien 9bentitdt ses
ben tOnntc; in elmer 3aihe bsfunO ii6 |
1910 in Yaar9elo unO in eiuer auOe.
rcn Der 2lusi9nitt aus einer oeutiben
3cituns. Wtontag 9iaht wurbe oie
tei6e ais Wii6ael, Scbu 0eS 3Obn
DialOneD uOu @rOuc StruBe, erfauut.
ST bate SOnntag 2lbeHO 0tOfp @len
,eiu9t unO man nimmt an, baE CT beim
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- SObn 2info BON OurDea fiel am
Sonnta9 0ta6t BON Der 2adamanna
Giienbabnbriide unO murbe 10 l6mer
uerlest, oaB er seltern 9lbenO ltarb.
- Or. Daniel g8ebb uOn Siib
Scranton lit ais 9ia6fOl9er BON Or.
8. VI. Council gum GBef OcS drjtl6cH
Stabes im 9adawanna SoIpital crs
nannt moroen.
- Serr unO Srau Samuel 0toos
pom 521 Yine StraBe feierten seitern
slbeno ben 40iten Sabresta9 ibrer Sod.
5eit, mel6e in Sidtenau, Oeutidluno,
in 1864 itattfanO,
- DEM 8atrid Gonnors BON Yroot
StraBc in WtoOiic wurben in porlestcr
9la6t mebrere bunbert Dollars aus leis
ucr Sanotaide geitOblen, m6breno CT
ben S6laf beS @ere6teu i6licf.
- lleber 100 Seteranen oes 9iir9ers
tric8es reiiten am Wtontas pOn bier
na6 Bolton ab, nm all Dem Sabress
cOnuent Der q. ". u. tbeil;uucbmen,
Der oicie sSode OOrticlbit ta9t.
- 6rau Satbcrina Wtiler, gBittwe
ccs Uerit. SOiepb Wtiller BON Yenn
sluenue, itarb am OOnneritas in ibrer
SSObnun9 an &ebiter 9luenue i'm 9llter
uOn GA Sabren. Die Seritorbene miro
pom Sluci SObnen uno iiinf 3O6tern
iiberlcbt uno ibre SeerNi9ung criol9te
Sonnta9 i'm Srieobofe bel No. 3, na6
einem 2rauerbicnit in Der beuti6eu
faith. ct. Wiarieu STRIDE.
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staOt nnO G0untb.
llniere Selepbun Nummer 1T 1886.

= S6eriif sranf Seder reilte seitern
fitr einen furSen gluientbalt mad Der
Stabt Otew YOrt.
= u. 9iewbouie, elm Sruber 6cs fritz
ber bier wObnbaftcn Samuel 0irwbpulr,
itarb 0ienitas Su Denuer, Sol.
-Serr Gbarlcs Is. g8enSel unO So,
milie BON 2inoen StraBe iinO gum 9es
Jude uOn Oiew Yorf unO sllbauD abse.
reiit.
- 6rls. SOiepbinc unb @Oitb OtObr.
waiier unO SOuiia Strange iiuS fir Spei
g8o6en mad gltlantic GitD unO Gapc
Wtap ab9ereiit.
= Gontraftor @cor9c OtaD, oeiIeu
gn9ebot $3.50 betrG9t, crbielt an Wtons
tag ben GOntratt Sur Grbauuns Der go
lisei Fatrol Station iiberpieien.
- Bts seitern bate man s95 SuuOc
ein9eiansen, bie obne Wfaulforb unO
yiSens umberlieien. 756 SerIelbcn murs
ben 9etObtet, sc absebOlt uEo 16 frei9es
lalen.
- Die vSrOtberbOO6 OF the llniun"
beidlOB in ibrem 80. iabrli6en Staatss
conuent, Der leete gSO6e 81 Columbia,
Ra., itattfanO, ben ua6itjdbri9en GOus
uent in Scranton abiubalten.
- gluS Sem @eitea Dor Der Dime
Sant wnrben OOunerltag 9ia6mittug
gu 9leider .3ctt SWei 6abrrdOcr 9citobs
len, Gins Gi9entbum beS s.. Wt.
SimOnS, bas auOere @i9entbum oss s.
6. Sedel.
= @twa elm DuteuS WiGnner, oic
nidtliSeniirte 9unOe baltcn, WurOen
OOnnerita9 I'M YOliSei9cri6t uOn Wtu.
siitrat SOwe Our6i6nittli6 So beitraft,
na6ocm man ite einem SerbOre unters
mOrIen bate.
- SSem 6aS GBettrr cutueruenO lit,
iolltcn mir unierc 9elunbbeit nibt Der.
nablaiii9en unO Oieielbe miro balO &C.
l6mddt, lpCnn mir al Serltopiuu9
leibcn, nno ni6t oa9e9eu Seiti9 cini6rcis
ten. Or. 9lu9uit SDni9's Sumbur9cr
&rOpfen re9nliren unb beilen.
= slui Dem WioOlic @ebirge, nabe
Wtooiie Safe, Ioll in uabcr ,3utunft cine
Shnle fir prrpaiite pOlnii6e Sinocr
Der Sereini9ten Stuaten erbaut wcrSen,
Hie etwa $4,000 foiten miro. Giuc
@eielli6aft, welbe iif Die YOliib 9ta,
tional Srpbaua9e anO S6oOl 9lHOcia:
tiOn nennt, bat bic Sade in SanO unO
wiro I'M einen 6reibricf nu6iu6cn.
- Die GOuntD 9ommili6re erDiines
ten am Samitas ibrc Gruiabe sesen Die
riiditdnOigcn StcuercOlleftoreu, iuOem
9e9en Die Siirgeu BON 2Silliam y.
@Uans pom Der A. 9Saro unO Z. 9.
Wtorsan BON Der 10. @aro @refutiouen
ein9ctragen wurOen. Sir eritcren iinO
9Silliam Z. Oauis uno @eOr9e y.
Gariou SiirSen, fir lesteren SSilliam
Wt. 0auiS unO Guan 8. Gpans.
- Sm sllter BON 73 Sabrcn ucri6ieO
am DOnneritas gu GliftOn 9lntOn alOe,
ein aud bier wOblbefunntcr Deuti6er.
Der SeritOrbene, wel6er lauge Sabre
ein Siirser Oes Counties mar, wirO BON
Der Satin unO abt Sinoern, 6rau
SObn VObmaun, 5rau 8. 8. Spain,
Srau SOuis Clair, 6rau Seth 6raucn.
felter, Senrp, Sobu, GbarlcS unO
Sranf, iiberlebt. Die SeerOisuus err
folate Sonntaa.
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36 3Oa Satfctas
5u $I.OO.

goIle elenbreite Saffeta Seibe
in all Den iuilnidenSwertben
Sdattirunsen, iowobl einfab pie
idillernO resuIdrer ST. 25 8ertb
fiir $1.OO.
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Jmmer befbdftieter SdnblaSen.
GrfClercidbcr Serfauf.

Der fiinfScbnte 2Iusuitsgertauf pom
S9uben unO SrfOrOs, ieet i'm @ansc
III SelpiS d 0fcillD'S immer bclbditi9ten
S9ublaoen, mar Der criol9rei6lte ieit
SeItanO Der 6irma. 3auienOe @aare
uOn S6nben unO SrfOrOS iinO perfauit
mOrSen, nnb tein gSunOcr, Oenn Su iol,
den unerbort nieNri8cn Yreiieu fault
taIt 9eOcrmann. User Oics ni6t bereits
9etban bat, iOllte iofOrt iib Gin oScr
mebrere Faarc iidern, nm ipGtsr ni6t
enttGui6t 81 icin. 1922
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Mn beutiebe 6rcnnbe!

Ssnttn, iptIts Bit tnsIi6s Spra6t Ieidt unr
ibnta trItIntn pplltn, 1T iur .3siI CUTE 6Idr.
stnbsit stbotru. nntsrisihntltr lsrutf auf
lsiHtt art IN a4t Nouatsn pas Gnalilbt ltitn'
iprtibsn unp gut iprrbtn.
Sd mill jsptr prlOn, bic mid um gIusfunff
trdgt mt pitIsn 6rrupsH antpprisu. grpaitn
Sis pitls @ttstnbtit nipt uue ltretbsu Sis
mir slstb. W mabt itiutu llntnibisp, no
Ste pobnsn.
Yin iunsrr etutitu Ginsspanbnisr,
Aertllt; ". Y. Rtbr,
1880 enfaysttr Siry
Scranton, pa,
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Nprb Scrautpn.

- Der IL Sabre alte 9lntbonD Steele
BON 174O Srid glpenue ertranf 9eltern
0ia6mitta9 wdbreub Dem SaSen in Der
iO9eHannten WtuO BOno.
- Sri. 0foie Sebr BON San6erion
9luenue uno Glaube Wt. @umacr uon
GapOuIc sluenue wurbcn Oicnitas SOrs
mitta9 in Der ct. YaurS STRIDE ourd)
0tcu. .. 8. WtcWianuS ju cincm @bcs
puar einScie9net.
= @cOrge SicepicS bon g8eIt Mars
fet Stra6e bcridtetc am Samita9 Der
ROltSei, baB linn iein Saufbud seltobs
len unO bic in Ormiclben anseI6riebcnen
S415 9cSO9en wOrbcn icien. Das Yu6
bcfanO iib i'll icincm Softer uno Oieier
wnrbc wGbrenO ieiuer Slbpelcubett CT
bro6en.
- Wti6ael WtOgles, Der all Wiouns
tain Oriue mObnt uno ais Gompanie
9ln9eitcllter III Der gtorO @nOc Soblcn
GOmpanic 3c6c an9citcllt lit, wurOc AM
Samitag in bOier 9Seiic perlest, ais
cin 6eIienfall ibu uOllitdnOis bc9rub.
OteBrcrc Wtitarbeitcr retteteu oen Wtann
aus iciucr 9ciabrli6cn Gage.
= 9luf Der .. & s.. Yaucrci nabc
GbroOp Ioll Gin neucr 9rOBer BREEDER
erribtct wcrOen, wOIclbit Gie Soblcn
bon Den Wtaruinc unO OidiOn 3c6eu
bann fir ben Wtarft iubcrcitct wrrOen
Iollcn. Die lliarpine uno Didion
BREEDER iollen aui9escben unO in Sob
lenwaldcreien nmsewanbelt werben.
- Der 6eucralarm seiteru 9lbcno
9c9en 8 llbr BON Saiten 75 wuroe bur6
cine 9rplOiion in ben 9Serfcn Der Gan.
beriOn Sel SOmpanc i'll oieiem StaOts
tbGilc peranlaBt, no Der 9S6htcr nit
eincr brcnnenOen 2atcrue in einen @nlos
linbcbGlter leu6tctc, I'M Su lcben, mic
wcit bas @cfdb sefiillt ici. Gr wnrOe
niht perlcst, 1T abcr jcet iibrrSenst,
baB Gjuloliu unO cine 6lammc feline
9uten 0ia6barn linO.
- @eUrgc Dannof pou WicaOe aucs
INC unO alS Wiai6iuiit in oen Hills
Chalmers SScrten auscitel!t, wurSe
OOnnerita9 SOrmittag wdbrenO Der glrs
belt in elmer Wtaidinc 9efaugcn uuO 10
i6limm ucrleet, oaB al ieinem 9lnffoms
men 9cSweifclt miro. Sein 9an5tr SOr.
per mar Serihnitten uno ;cribunOen,
aud batte ct einen S6Goelbru6 man
nabm i'm 5ur SebanOlung na6 Dem
Sadawanua 0oipital.
Wii6ael SSaiian, Der nabe Der
GaDuga wobnte uno ais 9uimauilaSer
bel Der DifiOn 3e6c auSsitcllt mar,
trut 6reitag Wtorgen mGbrrno Der 9lr'
belt Dor einen Gulmfarren unO muroe
nnter oehen JtGoer 9cItoBen, Die ibm
cine SanO abi6nitten uno Den Sopf
l6auOcrbaft SerOriidten. Der Wtann
mar 10 i6wcr uerleet, baB cr cine
StunOc nah iciner 2lufnabme i'm Wto.
ies 3aplOr 9Oipital itarb.
- Der 81 Sabre altc 9ii6arS
SusbrS uOu Wtar9aret 9lpeuue unO Die
ciniise Stiitc irincr uerwittweten Wtnts
ter, ertranf Samitas 9ta6mittag i'm
2ate SBerioan, na66em CT lid cine
balbc Stunbe nit mebrcren SameraOen
9cbuOct bate. Gr ueriauf, Obnc eincn
Saut ppn ii6 ST. Seben uno man nabm
iucrlt al, oab CT untcr9etaubt iri, ais
CT abcr mad mrbrcrrn Wtinutcn ni6t
cridirn, iudtc man mad Dem SOrper
unO Seslic S8illiams bra6tc i'm sur
SbcrflGdc.
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: Der s6atamtsietretar ilterOub

- Der Sdutamtsietretdr iibergab
Seutnant SauiO $. Saruis, Scutnaut
&. =. ScrtbOlf unO Dem 2lr;t Samuel
8. Gall pom Der 3Olltutters9 9lbtbcilung
Die gOtOene WieSaillen, Die ibucn pom
GOugreB in 9Inerfeununs ibrer Ser
oicuite I'M bic Hettuug Der SSulfii6ia.
ger bel Yoiut Barron i'm nOrOli6en
9iSmeer perlieben wprOen paren.
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10 3Oll Saffetas
40 40 Scnts.

Sod9raoi9e Saffeta Seioe in
einfa6en, ibillernben lno gtabel.
ftreifen gfeftsn; re9uldre rs
GentS Nualitdt fir 40 GentS.
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llmberlanfen bic G'elciic untcrbalb Der
station bennecn wolltc, Inn wiehrr
mad Der Station gu 9elan9en, babel aber
Ole TalI6e 0fidtnng nabm unO uon Der
Sriide ficl. Coroner SaltrD iibericuate
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Arizona republican., 1904-10-16
AT PRESCOTT
He Spoke of the Material Interests of
 Arizona.

Prescott, Ariz., Oct. 15.-(Special.)- The Maxwell meeting tonight in this city was unquestionably the greatest demonstration that has ever taken place in northern Arizona The able and logical manner in which the inter ests of Arizona were discussed and handled by MT. Maxwell created a pro- found impression and after it's conclu- sionl many were heard to openly ex- press their endorsement of the princi- pies advocated. The speech made MT. Fowler many friends and votes.
 Mining as a kindred subject to irri- gation was ably handled and MT. Max wells remarks met with universal ap- proval in this community.
 No politics whatever were injected into the discussion and the concensus of opinion3 was that the people were not only enlightened on the material welfare of the territory's interests but likewise do they heartily approve of the practical inauguration of govern mental recognition, as it was shown to-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-16
FRIDAYS FIGHTING.
Associated Press Correspondent Gives
 Russian Encouragement.

Mukden, Oct. 15.-The Russian cor respondent of the Associated Press in his story of the fighting below Muk- den says: The struggle was resumed today at breakfast With every promise of another day of stubborn combat It is now the sixth day of a fight unpre- cedented in history for stubbornness and tenacity shown by both sides.
 Fighting on Friday morning was re- sumed at o'clock We again advauc- ed from Shakhe, capturing advanced positions held by the Japanese by bril- liant attacks by me Epifanievsly and Yukhnovs1y regiments. We reached their second line positions but here a fierce artillery fire compelled our troops to halt and desperate artillery duel commenced. Twelve Japanese guns were slenced, every gunner be- ing killed and their infantry support also being driven hack. The guns stood in plain view but 1t was impossible for us to take them. Two battaIions which were ordered to secure the guns ad- Fanced in the face of a terrible can nonade and rifle fire from the Japan csc rear positions It was, however. an impossible task. The shrapnel of the enemy decimated the advanl-fusy ranks whole companies wfthered un- der the terrific fire, and our men were compelled to abandon the atten,pt.
 Later in the day a similar fate be- Tell three of our batteries. They had advanced behind our infantry to pave the Way for an attack on a Japanese position but the infantry was forced back, the artillerymen were almost all Killed and the guns remained alone.
 The Japanese made repeated desper- sce advances in the hope of securing the guns and the accuracy of our fir. was splendid. An entire battalion l,f Japanese was moved down while at tempting to advauce, the troops fight ng brilliantly and blood literally flow Ing m streams. Everywhere death seems to be a secondary consideration. IoWard evening the fighting at Shakhe aoated and we and the Japanese re-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-16

troops and their retreat beyond Shak- he describe the soldiers as fighting with undiminished ardor. One dis patch even hints at extremely encour- aging news from the eastern flank but counsels patience and official confr- nation before accepting 1t as true
 There is a noteworthy absence of bitterness against General KuropatHin and the belief is prevalent that he was compelled to assume the offensive. A majority of the people are inclined to regard him as victim of circum- stances and all admire the skillful manner in which he again removed his forces as soon as he realized the danger of pressing the advance The report that he personally assumed command of the three divisions in or der to cover the retreat finds wide spread credence.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-16
RUSSIANS LINGERING HOPE.
A Hint From the Front of Encourag-
 ing News.

St Petersburg. Oct. 15.-The latest report from the front brings the story of a great battle up to Saturday morn ing, when the fighting at Shakhe was. renewed with Unabated vigor. The Russians are holding their position at Shakhe and apparently neither they nor the Japanese are able to advance. All accounts agree that the battle of Liao Tang is being overshadUwed in fercaness and the number of casual ties. It is now the sixth day of the desperate fighting and the issue is still in the balance. The feeling in St. Pe- ters5urg is one of extreme gloom and depression. Lack of official news. the undoubted retrOgressiOn from General Kuropatkiu's aggressive move and en- ormous Russian losses in men and guns, compared with the optimistic reports from Tokio, all combine to prepare the public for anything short of a total rOut of the Russians.
 Nevertheless reports of newspaper correspondents at the front, while ad- hitting heavy losses of the Russian