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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-04-01
mo APPETITE-EM lat NERVOUS.
| e-ru-na, the Great oniC

Miss Bertha NJ. Rush, 5435 Klncarde
street Pittshurg, Pa. Superintendent
Junior Society Of Methodist Protestant
Church and leading Soprano OF the
choir, writes. Words cannot describe
my hankiulness TO you for Pcrunn. Z
was n sufferer from systemic catarrb
Tor years and was In very much run
down condition. | was extremely nei
vous and had the most foolish fears
over nothing. was thin and ema.
ciatod.
My physician advised me 10 leave
this climate, but as Il was not con.
venlent to do so at this time. | took
the advice Of q friend 90 use a bottle
OF Poruna. I took Il faithfully and
when The first bottle was gone / felt
so much better that ! bought six more
and took them faithfully. after which
l looked like new woman.
u gained In flesh, my appetite re.
turned and all my old symptoms had
disappeared ! am more than thank.
ful 10 Peruna Miss Bertha NJ. Rush.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-04-01
Room for Millions.

When Answering Advertisement
Kindly Mention This Paper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
Gin 0emiitbsmenf6.

Der &aiier bon &nam bat, pie elm
frdnSOfif6er 9siienber erSGblt, $50
Srauen, unb er bGlt Defenders bar>
auf, Oab tie ssi9idte S9pimmerin=
men iinb. Wenn Der 8aifer Waher=
Nib iaet, miifen feline Srauen bas
get0btete Wilb fammeln. Oabei sez
i9iebt es otter, bab ii9 Die Srauen
BEL itrensem Wetter cine 8ruitent5iin=
buna 3u5isben. Oarum fiimmert fih
Der 9erri9er aber ni9t uno ebenIo
penia riibrt es ibn, tpenn cine ieiner
&ugeln itatt bes Wilbes Die Sretbe=
rinnen trifft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01

Oas 3ruueriabr neiste ii9 gu Gnbe.
unp nun traf 9raf 8reoDtp nit gro<
bem @ifer Die Yorbereitungen CUR
9oGseit ieines SObnss; er i4lsR ielbit
taum Die Stunoe ermarten gu %tDnnen,
mo er 0ann Srmsarb nod naber baben
une ii9 an benz slid ieiner &inber err
freuen ourfte. Jn ieiner peritdnbigen,
nberlegten Weile bate er 4aes fir pas
iunge paar eingeri4tet.
Isle iolen Elm eigenes 9eim baben
unb bort gang felbfftGnDis pirtbs
fAdtten tDnnen," mar feline 4nli4t sez
ipeien, uno oana4 bate er AUDI ses
1aneelt.
@raf grebOp befab nod Elm srobes
Worfpert, bas er friiber, ba es ibm gu
Gbgelegen mar, perpa9tet bate. Der
8ertrdg mar i'm DerfluHenen 6riibiabr
abselaufen unb o tbm ni4t erneuert
irprDen. 9ier auf sigenem @runb unb
Soben, in Der Hdbe bes 9rafen, iolten
feline ainber tInftis bauien.
Die slnftise Sa6resaeit bate nun
Der 9rar Oa5u benuBt, UNI bas bort be-
finoii9s 8olngebdube au einem tleiz
nsn S6lOB6sn um5ubauen unb iest
10 gldn5eno unb sei4madpou einauz
rtqien, baB es fir Die iunsen 2eute ei.
nsn iebr ansenebmen WObnfiB abseben
fpnnte.
Gopin mar nit ieiner iunsen 6rcu
Der Ginlaoung sefOlst, unb bos iunss
paar bra4te pur9 iein griheinen in
ods Soa6a9'f9e 9aus ben benften
@Onnenfdsin, Der felbft ben tri6en,
!, resRerii9en Yopsmber persefen lieB.
S6on am eriten Sage ihrer @ns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01

tbr iunees !6er5 mar bariiber in nidt
Serinse 4ufregung geratben.
Nu9 SpiIden Mrnulf unb Waltrub
mar es gu elmer Offenen @usipra4e ges
fommen.
Sn Der leBten 3eit bate 9raf 8re<
Dom ale feline 4ufmertiamteit auf Die
4usf4midune bes fleinen S4lDb=
4ens geri9tet, unb penn 4rnulf nit
Srmgarb unb Cigar gum 8efu9 err
f9ienen, trafen Tie bas srdflide @bez
paar ielten babeim. Die iunsen 2eute
tpuren bann auf ii9 ielber ansepiefen.
&urt unb Srmsarb batten ii4, pie
ole 2iebsnbe, 10 piel gu iussn. bob auf
ibre unterbaltung penig gu Sdhlen
NOR. Cigar purpe iOglei4 bon @bes
linbe in 8ef4lag senpmmen, unb bic
8eiben leselten bann eetpObnli4. tpenn
es bas Wetter nur irSenbpte erlaubte,
auf Dem tleinen Gee berum, uno 10
blieb bus brittle Paar meiit ii9 felber
iiberlahen. Oa fanben @eibe raid
tpieber ben alien heroli4en Son aus
friiberen. eliidli3eren Sueen unb tie
fIblten mebr als ie bas Wabloerz
panbte ibres Weiens heraus.
Was bate fie benin plObli9 se<
trennta : Sbre 9efible tparen bieiels
ben g%eblieben, ebsr itdrfsr geiporben,
unb bod bate bas Wieberieben, anz
itatt bic ertrGumte bOuise @ereini=
gung, nrr cine GENTLE @ntfrembung
eebra&t unb bic &luft spifden ihnen
pdre getpiB INNER srOber geporben,
tpenn Tie ni9t iebt pieber @~elesenbeit
gebabt, duein nit chamber gu ipre9en.
Oa idtpanben balb ale MibperI tdnbz
niFe; bic @%esenpart zines Sritten
legte ibnen feinen 3pans mebr duf;
fie tpnnten jebt iprehen. pie es ibnen
um's 9er5 mar, unb balb par bas fritz
bere inniss @erbdltnib pieber berse<
fteut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
d

rSerr 9ruf! Sd bite um bic Sunb
Sbrer So9ter!!"
Die 6elen, f9arfen Nugen bes 9raz
fen 8rebop blibten nit einem iiberlez
genen @usbrud iiber ben jungen Menz
ifen binpss; CT poGte iaon ben
Munb gu elmer IpDttiiden 8emertunne
Dffnen; dber bann tpeilte ieia 8lid
nod einmal auf benz mdnnli4en, entz
IGlpFenen @eiiht bes Mmeritaners,
bus nit feiner Sugenb In einem felt=
iamen @iberipru6 ftanb, unb er ants
fportete tiibl unb bDfli4:
rM}eine suater 1T ert fiinfsebn
Sabre alt"
Sic tpirb i'm nGGiten Monat feds
oebn," e~ntgesnete Cigar ioglei4 NIT
elmer gsfimmthsit. aIs ieien bainit
ale 8ebenfen iiber bic sroBe Susenb
&belinbens pbne Weiteres bsieitigt.
SEPT buf4te bod Elm 2d@eIn iiber
bas snersii9e 9eii4t bss @rafen.
9er iunse Gbrenfels bate bereits fein
Moblsefalen erregt. Splhe Mens
faen. bic in iebem augenblid uuBten,
mas lie tpoaten, unb obne jebes
S9fpanten auf ibr 3iel losgingen.
paren nu9 feinem @ef4mad. Mit
feiner f9arfen 8epbd9tunssgube batte
Sraf 8rebop aud ldnsft bemertt, baB
in benz jungen Manne cine pabrbaft
ablise @eiinnuns borbanben mar.
tpenn aud unter elmer sepihen umeriz
tanii4en Ridii9tsloiistsit oeri9its
tet. Wenn CT ipGter in 0eutf4lanb
blieb, tonnte er ii9 ppbl mod gu eli
nem e9ten Mriitotraten austpah5en.
n@ber sic finb ielbt nod febr
jung" foste Der @raf. unb es Hang
bur9aus ni9t. als oh er bic Werbung
Cigars p0ais auridneiien pOGte.
SD tperbe atpanSis Sabr," CAB bie<
Ter CUR Intnort, unb iein 8eii4t
na6m einen Musbrud an, ais poute ct
ia9en: nSn oiefem 4lter tit bel uns
Sober elm pOaig sereifter Mann."
Der Sraf perltanb ihn aud uab
e~ntgesnete:
SD peiB. BET Sbnen in @merita
reifen bic Meni9en eber; trosOem
tann i'd Sbnsn heute nod feline be-
ftimmte @ntnort eeben. &ommen
sic in einem Sabre pieber, unb penn
ii9 Biz babin Sbre @ebanten unb 9e>
fiible ni4t seGnoert baben, 70 fOnnen
sic nod einmal bel mir tpesen meiner
So9ter anfragen."
Cigar ertannte, bab nit biefem
Manne cine pettere unterbanblung
pDlig unniib unb feline beute absesez
bene GrtlGruRg bod ni9t gu Gnoern
mar, unb inbem er feinen fleinen &as
lenber aug Der Saf6e nabm unb fi4
barin elm 3ei4en ma4te, e~nt9egnete
er tnr5 entf9lohen:
Gortfesuns foIet.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-01
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R.R.

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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

JOPLIN, Mo.-The committee on
resolutions finished It's platform anu
reported as follows;
We. the representatives OF the Dem.
ocratic party OF Missouri, IN conven.
ton assembled. at Joplin, Mo. June
20, 1904, DO hereby most solemnly re.
affirm our faith IN the principlet Of
Democracy as defined by Thomas JET
ferson, exempllfied by Andrew Jack
son and as set forth Ia the Kansas
Cts platform In 1900.
We hereby lndorse the splendid ad-
m%inistration OF the Democratic party
since is control Of the state OF Mis-
souri,. and point with pride 20 the
splendid administration OF Governor
A M. Dockery.
We heartily commend the work 81
the Missouri delegation Ia our national
Congress, and as Missourians have a
just cause to congratulate ourselves
that our senators and representatives
are the peers OF men from any part
Of our great nation
Missouri is proud of the splendid
record in the United States Senate OF
its senators. who have so long and
ably represented Missouri. and with
our hearts full Of love and gratitude
for their faithful services, we hereby
tended them nj greetings.
Recognizing Senator F. NJ. Cockrell
as one of the ablest and most distin-
guished Americans. and one who has
had the respect OF the entire nation.
we hereby instruct our delegates TO
the National convention TO support
him for President OF the United States
as long as his name is before the con
vention and TO use all honorable means
20 secure his nomination
Resolved, further. That the dele.
gates to the National convention be
aud they are hereby instructor to
vote as a unit on all propositions com
ing before said convention, as a ma
jority Of said delegates shall deter
mine IN accordance with the instruc-
tons herein.
We recommend further that X is
the OF this convention that q
liberal appropriation from the surplus
revenues Of the national government
should be made for the improvement
OF the public roads, and that a care
fully wo7ded plank in the national
Democratic platform favoring this
proposition would be helpful to that
end
The report was adopted by the ron,
vention and at 1887 o'clock Thursday
morning adjourned sine die.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
BRIEF airs OF NEWS.

The navy department has received
permission from the department OF
commerce ana labor 20 establish q
wireless telegraph station on Farral
Ion Island. OF San Francisco. and d
now arranging to erect a pole and
equip a station II once.
A certificate has ben issued author
izing the coalgate National bank.
coalgate. !. r.. 70 begin business. Inc
capital Is $4,000 and the Officers are:
C. b. Burrows. president: James Nc.
0ennis, vice president; y. c. Million.
cashier; L. EliEey, assistant cashier.
The West Virginia state building al
the Worlds fair was dedicated
"Wednesday. After the invocation By
Dr. d. b. burlington, president OF the
West Virginia state university. PresI
dent Francis, OF the exposition. de
livered a short address. Colonel Fred
Paul Grosscup. vice chairman OF the
West Virginia commission delivered
the keys Of the building 10 Governor
A. r. White.
Lafayette Young. Of Iowa. Is 10 be
Independence day rator AZ the
worlds fair grounds. lie h~asaoceptec
the invitation Of the Louisiana Pur
chase exposition and tho worlds fail
commission Of Missouri.
George A. Richardson. OF Roswell
n. g.. who has been appointed BY
the United States Supreme court e
take testimony IN the Kansas colo
RADIO litigation over the waters IA the
Arkansas river has been comforting
with the attorneys on both sides O
the case. lie announces that the TAX
Ing Of evidence Ia The case win begin
July IS AZ a place not YET selected.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
kuRoPATkIN in RETREAT.
The Russians viii Try to Reach LAO
Yang Before olVlnu Battle.

N"luCHWANG-A telegram from
reliable sources In Mukden received
here says that General KuropAof m has
decided not 10 fight at Ta-Tche. Kiao
or hai-cheng. but 10 retreat from Ia
Tehe-kiao The movement began
june q and Is well under way. Small
~detaohments Of troops viii. Il Il add.
ed, stay south 10 stop the Japanese
until the Russian retreat Is in fun
swing. Il Is not believed here that
the Russians viii be able 10 reach
Lao Yang as the Japanese control the
passes which would indicate that the
Russian line Of communication may
be cut.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
Called Back to Rome.

MANlLA-Rev. NJ. J.. O'Connor.
who was secretary to M~onsignor Guidi,
the recently deceased apostolic dele
gate TO the Philippines. has received
a cablegram from the Vatican recall.
Ing him TO Rome. there 10 confer with
Mgr Merry del Val. the papai seere.
tary OF state, regarding the completion
Of the negotiations concerning the
lands held by the religious brother.
hoods in the Islands. A summons for
the third Philippine Catholic council
in the history Of the Islands. ordered
by Mgr. GuidL has been issued pos.
thumouEly.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
A SEA c X RAGING.
Japs and Russians Reported in Battle
of Pert Arthur About Forty Miles.

Japs and Russians Reported in Battle
off Pert Arthur About Forty Miles.
CHEFOo.-What may be a decisive
naval engagement was in progress at
j O'Clock Friday afternoon midway be-
tween Chefoo and Port Arthur. The
distance from here to Port Arthur Is
eighty miles. The steamer ChefOo,
which has arrived here. passed within
fifteen miles Of the japanese fleet.
consisting Of two battleships and five
cruisers. all actively engaged. The
Russian feet was not seen, but the
distance OF the japanese from land
precludes the possibility OF any at
tack upon the land batteries. The cap
tain Of the Chefoo says ne heard a ter.
rifle explosion but vas unable 20 dis.
ceTn whether a Japanese or a Russian
ship was affected. The battle Is be-
lieved TO confirm the Chinese report
that only four of the larger Russian
warships remain in Port Arthur.
A dispatch received here stated
that the Russian Port Arthur fleet had
made another sortie and that several
OF the vessels succeeded In breaking
vhrough the japanese blockading lines
aud started to join Admiral Skrydlon
( Nd the Vladivostock squadron. which
is In the Japan sea II was not known
what vessels escaped. II was also said
that the Russian garrison made an
attack on the japanese investing lines.
No news has been received as 70 what
the result OF the move was
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
ARE VICTORIOUS
CAPTURE FEN.sHUI PASS AFTER
LIVELY ENGAGEMENT.
IApS DEFEAT RUSSIANS AGAIN
The Pass Had Been Very Strongly
acknowledgements Reports
How the laps Are Now
Winning.

TOKIo.-Detaiied reports OF the
capture Of Fen-Shui pass IN June "a
show that the Russians were driven
from an exceedingly strong position
dominating the Shi Mucheng road. In
this engagement the Russian losses
were again heavier than those Of the
Japanese. The Japanese outmaneu-
vered the Russians by working around
the enemy's right fang and attacking
him IN the rear.
The Japanese advanced IN three col
umns. One was assigned 10 deliver a
/ frontal attack and the other 10 strike
the enemy on the flanks. The column
which advanced upon the right flank
fought a separate action.
Il encountered three b~attalions OF
infantry. six guns and two machine
guns on Sunday morning. This en-
Eagement lasted until sunset pm Sun
day. At this hour the Japanese biv'
ouacked and renewed the assault at
midnight. when they succeeded In de-
feating the Russians.
On Monday morning. the eth, the
Russians were reinforced with three
battalions and sixteen guns. They as.
saulted the Japanese ~yioiously and en-
d~eavored to retake the position they
had lost. They we're repulsed and
the Japanese flankers worked their
way 10 the rear Of the main Russian
position at Feng-shui pass. This at.
tack occurred at 3 o'clock In the
morning.
In the meantime the Japanese col
the frontal attack met and routed TO-
900 infantry and cavalry posted neal
Wenchapantsu. This happened on
Sunday. the goth. At dawn on Mon
day the japanese renewed the attack.
The fighting OF this day was opened
with artillery. The Russians poured
a deadly artillery fire upon the at.
tackers and the japanese artillery Sc
cured = new position and delivered a
heavy ~cross-fire upon the Russian
lines OF defense.
While this was proceeding. the Jap
anese infantry and engineers cleared
the distractions from the Russian rcar
and closed in on the enOmy. The
Russians broke and fled at 1880 Mon.
day morning. The Japanese gained
and retained possession Of the heights.
The Russians left ninety dead behind
them on the heights. This number OF
dead does not include those found
in ule valleys. The Japanese lost go
men killed or wounded in the flank.
ing and frontal attacks.
The Russian troops who defended
Fen+Shui consisted OF eleven battal-
ions Of infantry. seventeen s%quadrons
OF cavalry and three batteries o. ar
tillery. The Russians had spent three
months In certifying Fen-Shui pass,
The barracks and other buildings cap
tured by the Japanese had not been
destroyed. but before r~etreating the
Russians burned their warehouses al
Shantasu. The Russians retreated in
disorder toward shi Mu Cheng.
The Japanese captured eighty-eigh;
prisoners.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

ToKIo-A portion OF the Japanese
troops At Takushan were In two en-.
gagements on Thursday. They first
surprised aud routed a squadron Of
Cossacks posted at Hsien chiaya. ten
miles northwest Of santaokon. on the
road 20 Tashichaa. and next repulsed
a force o. Russians who occupied q
hin north Of s~antRokon. The Russians
retrcated 20 the northwest. their artil-
iery and Infantry posted AZ HHla Tia
Tou covering their retreat The Rus.
SLAMS left sixty dad on The field
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
No IIme for 60 al ID.

David Rankin Of Tarkio. Missour's
farmer King. was given a handsome
leather couch by some Of his employees
on his 18th birthday. which took place
last week. Boys" said the vigorous
old man. 1--WE got a lot Of these things
In the house, but ! never have time 10
use them" Aisaough 90 lear an octo.
g~enariSn. Mr., Rankin drives day after
day over his $4,000 acres. telling his
men how 20 DO things and seeing that
they mind. lie Il sull as tough as .
pine knot and seems good for many
years yet.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
Denver Physician AsssssIna,sd.

DENVER-Dr Seymour +. Jarrecki,
a young physician. was shot and
killed AZ his home In this city. Two
shots were fired, one bullet entering
The body near the heart. Apparently
he had been called 20 the door and
assassinated His wife was absent a,
the time. The murderer escaped. On
December 20. 1903. Or. Jarrecki. Their
county physician, was beaten almost
70 death In his office by an unknown
assallant
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
seu.aIs Frsneh pseorauon,.

John Philip sousa. the conductor.
has received notice OF his promotion
from officer de rAeademie Franeaiss
70 Officer de r~Inatruction Publique,
Of France. The new distinction gives
Mr. sousa the golden palms ana
rosette Of the French academy. He Il
the only American who has received
this decoration. lie is also a member
Of the Royal Victorian order or rnE.
land, having been decorated BY King
Edward vi. three years axe.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
TeIlurles MInss . eIose.

TELLURIDE. CoL-The smuggler-
Union mines. employing 200 men.
were closed down Friday and the com.
pany's Mill will be closed as soon as
the ore on hand Is disposed o. Il Is
rumored that operations NJ several
other mines wiil cease in a few days.
The reason for closing down has not
been made public.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

cHlCAGO-Because he pasted Cd
vertislng slips on United States half
dollars, d. l. Phalen. OF Harvard. m.
has been arrested and brought 10 Chi,
cago. He Is a brother OF the mayor
Of Harvard and admitted he affixed
20 the coins some slips stating that
II the money was brought to his store
he would give It's value In clothing.
Phalen vas released ON bonds.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07
ireland 20 Raln. Iohannn-

wAsHINGroN-The government
OF Ireland Is inquiring into the ques-
ton Of tobacco culture. and. through
Mr.. Gin. its secretary Of agriculture.
who Is o in this country. has asked
Secretary Wilson 90 designate some
tobacco expert for employment In Ire
land. Secretary GIN is seeking light
on the methods Of growing. harvesting
and fermenting tobacco.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-07-07

KAI-CHENG. The Japanese are
continuing 10 advance from stu-Yer
and Feng-W ang-Cheng. General Okr
is also moving north from Senu-Chen
General Samsonoff is contesting his
progress. but Is not offering serious
resistance. The japanese force ad
yancing from the Molten pass is com
posed OF at least three regiments and
ten batteries Of artillery.
A force Of equal strength Is advane
Ing from Fen-Shiu pass on the high
road 10 Lao Yang. The flank move
on the latter is supported by a column
marching from Salmatza.