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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-09
Made Young Again.

"One of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me in
my teens again" writes ID. H. Turner
or DemEseytown. Pa. They're the bes
in the world for Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never grippe.
Only 25". at Orr, Gray ~ Co.
a guaranteed cure for sore head chick
ens at Crayton's Drug Store. li-l3t.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-09

Rnllivan Hardware Co. have full
SO * OF Cole Dibtributors.1 7 hose Distribu-
tors are largely used 1T this season Tor
putting In grain.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23
@fneral elterhaus.
&tss e~afinentrtet @ait ato fetn rabH,retGes
SImtbeiI am @iira erfrieae.

&tH etittaeatstet @aft anb fett rabnretdbes
s1mtbeiI at 8iireerfriese.
Die heralide Mufnabme. tpefde Der
gu sinem Beiu6e in ben Ser. @fadten
neilsnbe General Siterbaus, Der Ste
ger In Der n@dla9t IN ben Mplfen,"
tn rein ameritaniiden &reifen gefunz
ben bat. bilbet eine neue Miirbiguna
Der @tellung Der 9euti9amerifaner
h~ter5ulanbe, fpenn aud Diterbaus'
@erbitnite I'M Biirgerfriege bon ben
auleritanifden @efdi9t9reibern ni6t
he sebihrenbe 8eu9tuns s~efunben
BADEN.
peter Soiepb 9ftsrbaus mar Off
sttr tn Der preubif9en Mrmee unb fam
1849 mad ben Ser. Stadten. @r
5nlob fi9 bier ber &olonie Der .2az
teinsGurmer1 In 9erepine, Sn., an,
Griinbete bierauf elm @ef6dft nnb bers
3pe nah ct. Gouis, mo- er gu geqinn
hts 8lrgerfrieges nit Blair unb
@igeI elmer Der M6nner par, bic ben
@eitritt bes Gtaates MiFpuri au ben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23
Auropatktns Stabsd)ef.
Dee @ruetr oes rnfFf@en &rieesmtnifterl
0nf beraHttp prtEd1ent Woiter

General Mlabimir Sio9arpp, bel
Stabsdef &uropattins, tit Elm 8rubel
pes rleuen rufiif9en 8risssminiitera
gittor @~ittoropitf9 @fa9arotp. @ol
einigen Monaten mar er ar @teut
lenepttfds gum fommanbirenben Sc.
neral bss eriten fibirif9en Qrmeeforps
srnannt iporben. gr mar Bis babiu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23

Das Bette eeeen 8beumati8mus
II elmer & 9lmenb's 8ecept Np.
1851. Geriibmt eetporben burd
feline niele erf0l9reihe 6eilungen.
9. s.. SAmiot, Neent, 6ouftDn,
Tera8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23

np a m a gebort 5u ben
aufalsnbiten Observation-Disclosures
Der bulbcibiliirten gtnse6orsnsn ibr.
lpobnfinnise giferfu9t auf tire
Urauen. Rommt etn 8rember na9
Mce1s nnb beiu1t BITE 0orftGbte, mo-
pte Gfnseborenen TIRE drmlt9en 6iitten
4oben. bdnn sreift Der Manf fofort
lstne Grou auf, btnbet ibr Elm ldnges
%stl um ben Qetb unb tptrft ie In bic
Pee. Das drtbere Gnbe bes 5eiles
Erbet CT an etner1 8aurne fef. 90
ls Gtouen tii4tise G9tpimmertnnen
iinb. TT meter feline Gefobr nit Der
9ro5sbur fir fe berbunben. Sf Der
fpsstrhe tpes, bdnn tptrb bic Grau ptes
BIZ aus BEN Mafsr eesosen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23

3cnfSherirten berbinberten. Sfter>
kSuus mahte bann ben 8Hrgerfriea
mil, tn BEN er bonn @emeinen gum
BenernlHuiOr aufitieg unb fia an
atdbt ipeniaer als 80 Snladten unb
Bdt9ten betbeiligte. Cine fetner
Defssa Rubmestbaten 1T NIT aootout
Mountain bertnipft, mo- 9ierbaua
NIT fsiner Dibtfion ben Geinb I'm
eedfetl angriff unb ben grfolg bes
Sasss BON Mifiionarb Ribge iiderte.
DER Rdmpf polsos fi9 an ben Qb.
h6ngeH unb auf benz @iiden zines
bc4en @erees, Der bon MoIfsn ums
punt mar.
OfterAdis mar mad benz 8iireers
Eyteee onleritanif9er &onful tn 2non
Nnb bann tn M~annbeim. Sell 1900
Eebt Der ninntebr 81 Sabre alts Serr
tn Bonn i'm Rubeitonbe. giner ieiuer
pier G0bne 1T Maior I'm preuBif6en
Htere, etn slpeiter befeblist als Diff
ster In Der Der. GtdatensM arine aur
8tit ben Wonitpr rMontereD."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23
0ei61ftss9 alenOer

Oei66ftss 9alenOer
0onDfnten,
6. 2ittmar,
Sde SDieoaos uuo SDuItpn $ StraBe.
NpDtbefem.
Bone Star' SlpDtbefe.
315 MlarnD 8iaba.
8. u. Gbapa,
3l6-o18 @etrgommercesStraB
@bnlpb 9reiR,
I19 Glamo 8laaa. EelepbDn III.
s.. 3alteDer & gpbn,
607-609 @etsgommercesStraBe
e. O.. 2ncas,
7727 Shb : 0lamo : StraBe.
The International Drug Co.
l4O3 @et<g sstraBe.
Nttr Die retmiten 9rogmem.
Observation-Disclosures uno I9ueue &blieferunaeR
la6 ieoem @taottheile. Niebriee 9reiie. Sci. 444.
- rs t,.A GNa,,tgA .,@,S c,,oI;SA noFhroho,
Nnftrei6er Ut. DecDratemr.
6reo. Summers,
10 Sf~gommercee StraBe. Sci. 235.
Sa11 &putraftpr.
Sacpb @agner,
3au.unternebmer naD R0atraftorr
faU Nboms Strose Doer Builders CT
DANCE, 8Dr rs.
SanbDl3 0anolttag.
1aed5anics' 9faaias s,atn,
sbdrer, Jenfter, Saloufien ,e,, It,
l22 unb la GneaMe 8.
W. 3. gaOe, : Gigentbiimer.
BtcDcleS.
g. e.. 3pSbs & So.
y9irhrIea mn SHIRT WrtifeI.
Sdrberei.
metropolitan Dye Works,
LILO Noro . MlamD : GtraBe.
R~etniaungs> unb &eparatur Werfftatt.
aeaer berbeiierter 9rodensB rDceB.
1erremsG d3meioer.
@tntl u. 9nebm.
l08 SibeIlamDeStras
GDoafs ,ttto Ste1cleS.
grptbers & @irnipng.
ia OteSoutDnsStraBe. Sci. 1886,
Setdlen@S ehatter.
SIN ANTONIO UNDERTAKING { ENRALMIAG CO.
4GI Of<SoutoneStraBe. Sci 1877.
1lzlk-SHELLEY UNDERTAKING co.
219-223sSt. Warb's StraBe.
xetephon: Mites III, neues sos.
9etb Office. Suaueltere.
s. M. Gmerfpn & Co.,
R2 Solebab StreFr.
eeSers tttsog d)mb> WeiBdft.
8. Nilling,
BeifsgDmmercesStra
SethzStau. /.
Yalace &tberh Stnble,
l22 Blum : StraBe. Gel. 693.
NORTH STREET LIVERY STABLE,
III Nprth Street. "a Selephon oil.
MatrakensJabrif.
Simmarg Miatraben=Tabrit,
215 Rorbs5lores.S traBe.
S. w. Tel. 869-3R S. "A. Tel. 223.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-23

Rommanbeur Der pterten Ropaleriez
hiDifiOn unb gilt afs ein febr enti9lolz
tensr, energif9er Mann. gr tit aus
benz g~enerulftab herborsesonser unb
nit benz @eneralitabsbtenit pobl ber@
irant. 0iele bdlten i'm fir nod be-
f6btgter, afs feinen dlteren 8ruber,
ben Rrieesminifter. 8pet iIneere
Braber, Mfepolob unb Maifp, gebDz
rsn ebenfaas Der rufff9en Mrnee an
lnb nehmen bobe Steuuneen i'm Sc
nerdlffab In gurfetan Elm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
FOR YOUR Benefit
The L. U. Cooperative Co.
Was Organized to Save
People Money.

sum - Ten dollars PEE share Thus
every enc has the privilege q get
Ting in vith small capital Oh an
rgnaI basis with the meet wealthy.
and Hz the sale 90 stock BE- limited
to ~aeh individual Be IL absolutely
iul possible Tor any one to step iu
and get controlling interest lH che
business T1srHs are - STORES la the
state - Washington and tHssr
stofra nwn their nsn w haleHale
huuHe. which - operated uu the
Hanle basis l. - efrff Store an equal
f,ffntsHf 20 the Wholesale FIRM. 81
that mia practically. cells seattle
Hlrutrra ~ this a. a.. cot Operative
eco EHuEsrisa and 30 provisions a.
fhe safual eaaI 90 producing tnd
handling thenH
Al Information rsEaftinE ea=ap-
rrstIaa and else re- haaie System
sfiI be Eiadif Furnished On aurllea-
flnn - che Labor InIaH la- nfz=fas
tive store. Hafurf - Eaurfh HHa
fuiaH street - AZ peHplea. Man
sHaf 10th phones MI 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

The Labor talon Operative
go. at the corner of fuurth ava
tuion sgrrut wa Organised and ts
Operated fur the purpose ~ saving
the People ~ Seattle muu=Y un pro-
visions and the produce that fhsf
consume This company Is operated
On "a plan 40 aia ta the aaes and IL
simply ere fniiav InF uuf 81 the rfiu
#Irir Hhaip one anothrr No afs
disputes the NHJ that the ttnr hdtiH.
go. Operative System lH reffrs ti5 n
In uHrrftiun and the uenhefa -
Hhis EfszI system Haint 9Th pFisir 81
: rraufd ~ years past utthuuf =
single failure when FHu fhink 8
Ihr plan iev~ry enatnusf Il msnu
h-r ~ che nfH ard therefore -
buying Fu.1is ffHm bis cen atafal
ane ran readily zee fhs rauss o. Ia
success ~ every store that haa ever
been established To hernfv
fnsHnhsf 81 tie uFFn anH trfh
revenue ffam thH rfunH IE kfHniH
necessary ta hu8 an~ share If So.
and the atask Il sod - fhe tuaIt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
REEr TRusra


I'm afraid our cashier Ia short
said the president to one q the d.
rfrtura.
Nonsense WhY. hr never aprDu
afra. and You knoN az veil ha /
that he haan q single bad habit
-uf coufas. I knuN we think he's
81 right hut I'm suspicious iiu
told the paying teller he hadn't OF
aergd ans meat faF tSo daYa aud
I have an idea that be- ia ee3nomif
InR so he can make up the amount
Father said the yuuas woman
wha had ambitions. whY don you
aand Yourself 20 the United States
senate Yuu have enough money
ard az Yaur aEe Ynu should b
thinking = bonuHH
What 30 / want 90 b. United
sIatrs senator for Eruwis1 tho old
man I'm too ult. I'm after fun
nas NOT honor
but gnn could have 1t ~ fun
taa. father Whf you mIsht tn
mafrisd ln year 81 tao. aud then
tBa. you misht - candidate for
vice president ln four uf eight years
from noN.
uUfssW ff0fasF Talk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
1HEf ALSO SERVE

In the quick succession Vie
defeat deulod With the red uo
harsc Of the onslaught Of tho
sacrifice of life.
can almost OF battle hoofa and
the gyoans the diving
courage This bravery. These heroes Al.
they they
SERVE WHO ONLY STAND AND WAIT
hetr eanknR prison chains DO
they at warning o. guard
They Al he mothers wives the sisters and
daughtcrs Of the Who hsht and fall
The husbands the the fathers dash hroush the smoke OF
who the little becu aud deaolatef
Home where ia the brother who TO the widowed
apple Of
Home And where Is the husband the ioserr
Home' Where there eh ccF there Where there
misery. plenty there hunger
THEY STAND AND WAIT
tho
footsteps hoo uat
these the
The lover s brought dead Pity Who Waited
con Is waiting
these homes misery
sic. For they waiting. always waiting
ALSO SERVE WHO ONLY STAND AND WAIT.
Thc~e mothera With throbblnE hearts
These pain.
wAunE waiting Crushed BY uncertainty b. fssr
waiting. waiting waiting
they their country they
WHO ONLY STAND AND WAIT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
STAR DUST ~

utica hia survival To the death of the
eat brown CITY lMleh1 Hammer.
Don't YOU think Russia Ia loot
luE for some easy way % retire
from the war
a wouldn't be a bio surprised It
must be pretty rough riding ou that
Siberian railroad
Seattle. Aug 6.
Editor star Dust
I notice every now and then that
some newspaper has an article
about Harry tsehr wearing a red
uerktir with a dinner coat what
in there about that nu remarkable
that IL attracts any attsntionY
Old HEATTLEtTE.
ny throwing nonaa over the
head Of a cat that had been impfia
oned hetyeen wallis Tor two years a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Ladies' Summer Knit
Underwear and Hosiery

Note the following prices on
scnaonahle Underwear II means
a saving Of n 10 20 per cent on
down town prices
Ladies'. Jersey Ribbed Vests. long
and short sleeves. tapped neck
shaped fine Maco cotton. with
Drawers 10 match. ankle and
knee length. 35C value. our
price ......# #............... 21e
Ladies Fine French ttale Thread
Vests and Drawers. Toe value
our price ...#.........##. bne
Ladies Sleeveless Vests. low neck.
tapped nicely finished. all Sizes
l2ihe value. our price \ I Re
Ladies' Sleeveless Colarod SILK
Vests. In white. blue and pink.
6ae value. our price .ss.... tOo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Seattle Dental
ParIors


The largest aud best equipped
deutal office on the Pacific Coast
We have all the latest and most
scientific methods Of modern aud
painless dentistry We crown. nu
and extract teeth wIfhouf the least
pain Na atHIcutH employed. but
al are dentists IF long years "a
uffIeurr We examine your teeth
and fgll yea in advance Just what
your work will cost We make no
charge for extracting teeth when
plate are ordered Lady always In
aIIluIanlE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
Iluus-s Small Profits msny ssIss-nsfs {
Celebrated Ruth Waist

Just received 81 express the first
delivery for fall Of the cslc
brated Ruth Waists. in the
following coiara Black white.
tan. blue and red. regular $3.50
value. for Saturday We say -.
al ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

We were not surprised II hear
that the transfers would not walk
out with the packing house butchers
Why should theY. vhcu they can
flde9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT oF
the state Of Washington. ia and
Tor King County IN the Matter
% the Receiverahip q the Inter-
bay Lumber Company No f8gss.
Notice f. hereby given that The
undersigned has been appointed re-
eeIyer II the Interplay Lumber COM
rnny. q corporation and has duly
qualified aH such. end that an order
Was. on July 5 1904 made by the
court and duly entered. requiring al
persons indebted 20 said corporation
IL pay the same 70 the undersigned
receiver. and requiring ell persons
having claims against said eorpor-
alton 90 present the same duly YER
flied. within sixty days from the en-
try ~ said order 20 the uuderHieued
receiver at the former place of bua-
ness of said corporation. the same
being situated near the Northern
Pacific Railway track. near thu
Grand boulevard at Interplay. Seat
tie. or 10 Rosman a johnson. at
t0rueys for receiver ala PBci0s
block. seattle. or be forever barred
from the collection Of said claims.
FRANK X. ADAMS. Receiver
nossmsn & Johnson. Attorneys for
Receiver. $40 Pacific Block Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Red Front uruburs CO.
Bic OpENING or OUR NEW UP.
TOWN BRANCH
ia Firut Avenue
g ON no worth 90 Second Hand House
IufuiahluE comprising Furniture.
Ranges, Carpets Stoves etc. etc. al
lower figure than ever offered be-
fnfe. We have come O. stay aud mean
what We say Get auF prices.
sale New on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

OUGHT To DE GRATEFUL
Later Information concerning the
demiss ~ the manners office cat
shows that just prior 90 the com
menecmsut ~ ita death stunts u
had dovouFed some Wedding cake
intended foF the editor The ioas of
the cat Is depluref bY him hut he
n without malice. tn the belief that
che cake uas Que II ne brides first
endeavofH In that line. lie aftrb-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Report from Paris has Il that
PadsreWakl has been hlaaed for the
first tlme Ina hla life strange lie
must have had hts hair cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
A W0RD FR0N Iosn WISE

Anybody Gn ho a
bluffuf but II takea
a mighty smart man
q be buffer with
out lcttin body
ever find q out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Now look there AZ peltor Just
watch him 60 through that mass 81
wagons and carriages with that
automobile There's an exhibition
ot skill worth seeing
ties guiding u through In fine
shape There are few better rhauf-
frufa than relter
And lra an exhibition 1t good
sense. Too. Most ~ the automobile
men would daah through a crowded
street like that at high rate ~
speed. soaring pedestrians apd
HORSES aud probably ayortufuing
two OF three huKgieu. But see how
careful he was
hut. Of course. YOU understand
that he owns The machine he a.
running today
90 60 splnunEa for bicycle re
uafra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

II MI ilennery Rogers of the
standard Oh Company, reads what
Nj rhoa " lawson % noston. IL
writing about him hell be- more
aarkuatltul when PLAYING kalf than
John u Rockefeller ever thought Of
being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Two buffalo Policemen sho were
EraftIuE vrru caught by fellow po#
lieumen. Il 10 not strange that
glumuy a. 90 be- caught. bat Il la
wonderful that he should he caught
by policeman Of the Hamr city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Gea Ambrose. Of lhla place. n
WORKING hard 10 hy tomorrow split
AN I'll Tharpe'a wood kaEawtekn
tWH1 sentinel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05
NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS FOR
THE STOCK AND EQUIP
MINT OF THE INTER
BAY LUMBER CON-
VAAF


Notice h. hereby given that seal
81 bids ulll be received b. the un-
drrslrned. receiver ~ the INTERPLAY
Lumber Company up % 10 o'clock
a. a.. Saturday. August s 1905 for
the lumber sheds. equipments and
appurteuances. hnd the stock Of
lumber. coal and wood ~ the In
ferbay Lumber Company
The property Is open for inspee-
ton AZ the place - business Of the
said lnferhay Lumber Company Il
INTERPLAY. Washington.
Cash bids only viii BE- consider
ed. and the undersigned reserves
the right % reject any and All bids
Bids must be- Endorsed on envel-
ope hid for Stock and Equipment
q the lnterbay Company. and d.
rcrted 70 Frank X. Adams. ReceiT-
er. care 81 Rossalan Johnson. JIG
Pacific Block"
Bids viii BE- opened on Saturday.
August S. 1904. al o'clock 10 tho
afternoon. a. the office Of Rossmaa
& johnson. 3t4 Pacific Block. Sc
attic.
PRANK K. ADAMS Receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Milwaukee stands hiEh as cen.
Ger If the tanning industry Hut
that isn't what made Il famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

LT1IaH and HHIdHe WaFF q or
prices . speciality. Our Patent Dou.
bic Suetaan will hold yous teeth ~.
no STUDENTS.
Come 81 az one and take n1van-
taRe ~ Low rates All aafk done ~
specialists uithuat pain aHd raaf-
autred for 10 yeHfA
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS,
III FIRST Avenue.
pafiura & p 3. & s. q EnIau uioek.
next 81 MaruuaH4ii a saafhwtckn
Office hours. 70 q. Sunday. , %
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

New York man saved lu NO. but n
Ia not known which one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

Rouau House TALK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-05

% 10 8pInaluE'a for bicycle g.
pairs 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-12
Lena Lies at Anchor
Oft Union Iron Works

resumption of the japanese mail route.
which vas planned after the recent
naval battles has been postponed in
definitely.
Manager Haruett. of the japanese
in Yokohama TO hold the America Marll
until the cruiser departs. The Americs
Maru is now between Shanghai and Ma
gaSakf. on her way TO this city.
The Lena was formely the NershOn,
or the Russian volunteer fleet. Her hull
Is of steel and her displacement IS 10. .2Z5
tons. She is 593 feet long. and has a
GrGcght OF q feet She has two propeliers.
rer l-GlcdtcQ horsepower Is 1850. SHe
was built ~ Hebhuer. England in 1875
Her armament is three I-inch quiCk-fiF-
crs, and twenty guns Of smaller ctliber.
State Department officials have taken
no formal action concerning the Russian
transport Lena. which entered San
Francisco harbOr yesterday.
Acting Secre tary Adce said this morn
ing that the officials of the port of san
Francisco must decide how long the
vessel MAY remain fin the harbor. IT is
cannot bee acted unon cy the State De-
partmeut until either Japan or Russia
files q protest nd brings the question
90 the attention of the Secretary of
State through leEUlar diplomatic cham
Uels
The officials Of the san Francisco p0rS
are the collector. the surveyor. and the
the Treasury Department must take the
first action concerning the Lena The
Navy ana State DeDartneuts are both
considering the question. however and
any action taken viii be with the adj
vice OF the heads OF the three depart-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-12

LONDON. Sept 12-Bennett Burleigh.
correspondent of the Telegraph ca
bling from Tientsin, where ne has gone
to escape the Japanese censorship
voices the annoyance of the correspond
ents at the restrictions placed on them
by the Japanese.
The effect of the cutting off by the
japanese of the sending of news has
been for some time distinctly visible IN
the tone Of the dispatches Of English
esp0ndents, whose praise and admi-
ration of the japanese except as fight
ing mea have considerably cooled.
The ''Telegraph's" correspondent s2ys
that the dislike of all Foreigners, 10
whom the japanese owe much. is still 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-12

\ study OF the figures at past elections
shows that only a few times since 1886
h2s the Republican plurality exceeded
10000 in a Presidential year In or
years it has been more variable. since
local issues like prohibition, changed
the straight party lines Excluding
the remarkably hisr figures of the two
Bryan campaigns the average Repub-
lican plurality has been a little more
than 1880.
Republican leaders aver. therefore.
that plurality ranging from 1900 TO
10000 will show that the Republican
preponderance in Maine is as great now
as it has been at any time iu the last
forty years, except in the campaigns Of
1896 and 1900 A plurality between 10000
and 5000 will be a gain on any result
attained at any time between 1856 and
1890 while a plurality exceeding 5000
viii show that the exceptional condi-
tions Of 1896 and 1900 stnl in part exist.
Republicans PrepOnderate.
Besides selecting governor Maine
voters are today expressing their pref
erence for Representatives in Congress,
members Of tie State Legislature. and
county officials All the Republican
representative are again on the ucheC
Amos L. Allen, Charles +. Littleheld,
ex-Gov. Edwin {. Burleigh, and ex-Gov.
Llewellyn Powers. Their respective
Democratic opponents are Luther r.
Morse. First district Horatio G. Foss.
Second; Eliot n. Benson. Third, and
William r. PattangaI, Fourth
The State Legislature now stands
Republican representative, 130: Demo-
fsr.a fc
Gratis. L. The Democrats expect to in
crease their representation I'm the house
TO at least fifty, and their representation
IN the upper branch 20 four
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Much Disguised
At Treatment by JapS

feature. particularly in high military
circles. but that the men and younge-
officers are agreeable. accessible and
companionabIe. though feudalism being
rampant the action of the staff tainJs
many.
For these and other reasons all cor
respondents areN precluded from doing
their duty or honest work. The at
taches, almost without exception, Vri-
Vately express the deepest disa ppolnt-
ment and more. None of the cOrrespon-
dents or attaches is permitted 20 see
the fighting at a nearer point than six
miles
can join the lighting lines even after 4
battle. The japanese stan prevents cor
respondents until the second day from
visiting = field
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Election day in Maine.

Election day in Maine.
This is the event on todays political
calendar which is attracting attention
throughout the country Next to Yer
mont. the barometer State. greatest in
terest I'm Presidential years is always
centered in Maiire. in order to see which
way the political winds are blowing
-Four tickets are i'm the field. but the
voting strength is not broken I'd as
greatly as might be supposed from that
fact. The contest is between the Re
publican and Democratic candidates
and the great point Of interest is only
the size Of the plurality.
Claims Vary Greatly.
According to today's news dispatches
rival claims are grea ly at variance
with one another from the fact Of their
beirg based on pluralities in different
years past. Democratic leaders have
been harpinE on the high Republican fig
ures in the Bryan campaigns. when
many Democrats voted the Republican
ticket
Those years are not regarded by Re
publican leaders as proper dgurcs Tor
argument. They say the Democrats
claim to be reunited this year. and that
therefore, they ought naturally TO poll
much larger vote than in the years
when the party was admittedly split.
The campaign has been brief. brisk
and broad 1t did not begin until the
last Of August. and both parties had the
benefit Of national talent Rallies were
held in every county. all the cities. and
a large number OF the towns, but were
as rule, poorly attended Nevertbe-
less the party managers confidently be-
believe that the voters have kept well
Informed Of the issues raised, and with
good weather anticipate large vote.