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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-25

REGE REALTY CO..
Rooms 10 ana II. over Walkers Bank
Phones 1635-K.
We nave 6-roOm modern, lot 5x5 rods.
line large barn. located on an avenue
near 9Th East and % South, very cheap
az the price $500; small cash payment.
balance easy terms
Groom frame. West I'd North. 81 800.
4,room pressed brick, new, 9Th East.
10th South 81, 200.
S-room mod frame, Sth e. and Sth So,
barn. S2.S0o
Groom brick. cement basement, 18th
So. and I'd e. $1,000.
Thls fine home. a 7-room pressed brick
new and modern, on Sth East near eth
south, VIII suit you: the best bargain in
the city. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
Z. NJ. Powell. manager
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And all other sums in proportion. Pay
ments begin when you move into the
house
DON'T DOUBT, DELAY OR -QUIBBLE
JUST ACTi
DON'T HESITATE. BUT INYEsTI-
GATE.
lions FAvoRITE HOME BUILD
ERS."
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CARPENTERS.

Il. F. WILLIAMS. carpenter and jobher,
Il So. State. Phone Bell. 2l45-K; Ind. 2n.
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a LADY would Ike 10 get washing an,
ironing to do at home. at 175 w Sd So.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Nice little cottage. 4 r. Gregory Ct.
State bet 9Th and 18th So. Sl.0J0-OO
Ar. cottage. Sth St bet J and X. nice
lot. So front. 1890. 0o-$330. 90 cash, bal.
5000 month.
Modern homes built to order Notice
houses now building. + St. bet. Attn and
9th. Monthly payments.
Nidgley- Bodel Co, Modern Home
Builders, % +. 1st South
GROOM brick modern, East Sth So.
easy terms, s., 100.
We are authorized 10 offer 10-rOom
double terrace on the west side. Terms.
81, Gee.
S5250
A modern Groom brick something ele-
giant. L. 1st South. S, 500
4 3J4X9, together with a f-rOom house,
on II between 81 and 4th. S2.50o-
East on First South. 5-rOOm orick mod
ern. lot Sxlo, fine piece OF property,
e $50
Five brick cottages, S. E. good in
vestment. $500.
Homer & Robertson, Main and First
South tunder Deseret bank).
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THE REAVIS SYSTEM"
MAIN BANKING FLOOR. 32-34 Main St
THE. Il. c. NJ l. Is OPPOSITE"
4 Murray and d. W PHELAN
Bingham Junction IT. Manager.
Branch. Phelan Block, Murray.
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AUCTION SALE.

- D---~~~~>~-~>~~|>~-~~~S~~>
ON TUESDAY, Sept. q, at 1880 a. m,
No. go S. Fifth East St. parlor rockers
willow rockers, fine Davenport maple
desk, bookcase with glass doors. large
rugs and carpets, fine clock. uuarter-
sawed oak, dining table. B. B. chairs
dishes and silverware. brass-trfn1nned he'd.
child's iron bed, hair and other mat
tresses, chiffouier. fine dressers. plate
mirrors. library table. refrigerator. T. C.
M; /. steel range, linOeum kitchen uten-
sis, heating stoves etc. etc. Goods good
as new. X. y. ANDREWS
AuctiOneer
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s~~~S~S>e~>>---
WATCHES and jcweIry. Cleaning r.n
mainspriug. <l,00. G. r. " Bowers "a
Main st. Gold and silver bousa;.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ABSTRACToRS OF TITLES.
THE Security Abstract Co, Salt Lake
ana Tooele county abstracts. Atlas Blk,
81 w. 2d South. Tel 200
&c. IT. BACRMAN has removed 10 base
Inent 81 South Main ST.. Bell phone 2iil Z.
Ind. g9l
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NEW BRICK COTTAGE.

B. s. HARRINGTON, formerly of Har-
rington' & Courtney. real estate. will be
found in the Atlas block basement under
firm name of Harrington & Perks, real
estate and loans
WE SELL real estate-that's a1l Tuttle
Bros. l4s Main street Red BAN signs.
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"REAVIS SYSTEM
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
HCRD & WEST. MANAGERS.
Banking Floor, 1924 Main Street.
NJ RRAY AND BINGHAM JUNCTION
BRANCH; ID. w Phelan, Manager, Phe-
Ian Block, Murray.
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BY L. N. ONION. on MONDAY Semi %
1880 a. m. at IS South % East st. CUP
stairs). Carpets. rockers, chairs. center
tables, couch, folding bed. dressers. .chif-
ionier. fine pier mirror, r. L. table kit
chen safe, combination kitchen table, re
frigeFatOr, cook. stove. Coles hot blast
heater, linoleum, hat rack lace curtains
and shades, lot OF fruit jars. set George
Elliott, works, glass and crOckery ware,
etc, etc.
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s.~~-~->>~~S----~~-~~~~>~
10 CENTS tonight. 3 O'Clock; tell your
name and anything you wish 20 know;
spirit messages given. Everyone invited.
Also open today. ll-2 ArnOld-Dlckson :,
2S9 East Third South,
MRS. p. FONTYE. Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 26i South West Temple
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A o. Z. W.
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at a o. u W
hall. 16l Main street.
A. T.. BDSBY. NJ. w
s. W. DARKE. Recorder.
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. 12
meets every Thursday evening at the
A O.. L. W. hall. Isl Main street
II. r. GR0O. NJ. ".
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By +. M. Onion, on Tuesday. Sept q.
1850 a. M. at 46l Hazel court. (525 East
9Th South ST., Carpets, upholstered par
Tor furniture. couch, center tables bed
room sets, fine large wardrobe. tables and
chairs. sldeboard. good cook stove par
Tor cook linoIeum. canary birds. two sin
gle buggy harnesses, open box buggy,
clock, lot dishes. etc, etc. Take Water
loo car to 9th East. half block east.
GOING out of business, Furniture. car
pets. stoves. household goods Of all kinds
at cost. Horse. wagon, harness ard bug
gy Tor sale cheap Louis n. Lach, 306
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CHOCOLATE DIPPER and cream din
per at Franklins, los Main St.
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GEORGE NJ. MCoNAUGHY. No. Al
West I'd South
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THE best places for girls at Mrs. Oh
svns Employment Office. ia = "a So.
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BOY IS years old would ike Job driv-
ing a delivery wagon. Address 49, W.
4th North.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

see OUT long uSt OF groceries. DakerleS.
barber shops, restaurants, cigar and
candy stores. employment agencies, etc.
Rege Realty Co. rooms TO ana II, No. s
West I'd So. Phone 16S5-k. + 81. Pow
ell, manager.
If you want TO buy or sell any kind of
business see
V. =. HISKEY.
44 AEerbach Building. 162 Main ST.
CAPITAL wanted to build scenic rail
ways and amusement parks; scenic TaIi
u avs pay enormous returns on the in
vestnent; they are money makers; we
have many roads in operation; we wit
supply the plans drawings and patents
on very reasonable terms; we want soma
good man to represent us and organize a
company In every city of the country: If
you can cooperate with US, and want a
money making chance IN your city, write
us at once, giving references. u. $.
Scenic Ry. Construction Co, Detroit,
Msch.
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VAL PApER cLEAN1Ne.
WATCHES AND Jr1VFTpv


"a Richards St Phone 1IS7-K. IND. ei5
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MALE HELP WANTED.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
mattresses. cooks. chambernaiGs
iouseglrlS and all kinds Of restaurant
neip wanted for city and voCucry
80 West I'd So. ST Phones 464
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

>~oS>~~~-~~~~~~~~~>~N~~~~
EXPERIENCED young lady steuog-
rapher. bookkeeper and correspondent: no
agency. II, Herald.
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S-ROOM pr. BIZ. house. s. f. $500.
7-room eastern pr. brick, new, on 18th
E near I'd S. $4,000.
Groom mod. pr. brick. on Z. I'd South.
5000.
4-room pr. brick. new. S1,5O0-s150 cash.
bal, SIS per month.
5-room pr. brick, modern, near Rio
Grande. $3.50.
Hubbard Inv Co. IS w. I'd So.
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SAFES.
TICKET BROKERS'
TYPEWRITFRs.

peNs~~~~~e~~-~~~-~e~~-~~~~~
NEW or secondhand. cash trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co.. IS 3. s. So. ST.
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs rsnre5
$500 per month upward Stenoprapherz
placed without charge Phone ls22- ". ~
S West Temple St., City.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A MlDDLE-AGED lady wishes arposi-
ton as cook for mining camp. Address
159 W. I'd South.
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ODD FELLOWS.
]. o. o. 2. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows;
Utah lodge No J. Thursday.
Salt Lake lodge No. 2 Friday.
Jordan lodge No g. Monday.
Ridgley lodge No Q. THURSDAY.
Enterprise lodge No IL, Wednesday.
Fidelity lodge No. Il. "Wednesday
Mystic lodge No. 2, Monday.
ENCAMPMENTS.
0quirrh encampment No. 1. second and
fourth Tuesdays.
Golden Rule encampment No. ? first
and third Tuesdays
REBEKAH .LOpGES.
Naomi Reoekah lodge No. ], second ana
fourtE. Saturdays.
Miriam RebeRah lodge No. 5 first and
third Saturdays
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

castings at wholesale or retail 249 state.
Western foundry q Stove Repair Works.
Phone 1794-Y
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A GIRL for general housework in prI-
vatc family. Il 18th East
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MIDDLE AGED lady would like posi-
tion as hOusekeeper for one or two gen
uemen in or out of city. References ex-
changed 33l 9 st. City.
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ARE NOT THE SAME.
One Happened During the llay. tbs
Other ~ Night.
RUSSIANS HRATIFIED
whether One or I've Japanese War
Vessels Have Been Crippled or
Not, Car Feels Partial Re-
veage IL Attained.

st. Petersburg. May Flowing -
Port Arthur the admiralty has no tn
formation OF its owr. either '"garding
the blowing up NJ th. japanese cruiser
Miyako on Nav ~ or The torpedoing
and crippiinE NJ an arnored ia panesa
cruiser in TsiI~nwan hay May 10 bv a
naphtha launch IN command OF young
Russian naval officer.
The admiralty officers read with In
tercst the Associated Press account OF
the former. and pointed out that by no
chance could the two happenings be
indeutiaci since the Mtyako struck in
daylight and the other event is report
ed as happe ming at night The admi-
rally. while awaiting news Of either in
cident points out the feasibility OF the
launch exploit. since the equipment for
sending torpedoes from small boats Is
AT invention OF the late Vice Admiral
MarakoT. and was utilized in the Rus
sian Turkish war.
Whether one or two Japanese ships
have been crippled. satisfaction II ex-
pressed at the admiralty that there has
been some equivalent for the disasters
TO the Port Arthur fleet
The Orsi has arrived nj cronStait
making the third hattleship OF the
squadron destined for the far east
which has arrived here IN receive ar
equipment OF guns. The battlexhip Al
exandsr III has already h~ep commits
stoned and the bstueship Borodino ~
receiving her main battery The Sou
~Rrofy rs the only hattleshtp under con-
struetian to b~ assigned TO the far east
ard she was promised for delivery last
month Batteries are being installed
OF the protested cruisers JsfatchuE and
fzfntf
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance TO prohibit following The
occupation 81 vpndinw, hawking, or ped
ehAnaike "a os an the streets. alleys OF
si1rw Axis within certain defined limits
81 the city and repeal Articles CHAP
ter a. and all other ordinances and parts
~ ordinances In confsles with this ordl'
w. !, ordalned ey the Guy Coapeii q
the1stty Of WAxAharhte that the iolia4
iHR ordinance be. and shs sans u hereby
secsioa /. That hereafter ii shall be IN.
lawful for any person. persons or eoFtso7
ration following the occupation of ha~k y
ing. send eng or peadituE fruit candy pr
other articles 81 merchandise. ~ hswk,
vend ar peudln any fruit. cAudg DF other
article 81 Merchandise i'm or on Sny pub
tsE street. alley az SIDE MAsk ia the 1ilt 81
MAxahachie within the fniio~ ing pounds.
Beginning at the intersection st Roger =
street and Houston n LsAAs aet,tlrai Tai .l
eoad known As the WsxahaChte Tap.
shauee up Rogers street ~ water street.
thence 40 Water street to Ftm street
fhwnes up Elm street 10 Madison street
thence doNnsA adisQp street 70 Jackson
street. thenee up said Jackson street ln
s0Ft hAttY direction 10 said rAts ssAa-
thence down SAID rail road wtth same IN
a westerly direction 80 It's intersection
with Rogers street the place OF begin
SECTION Auy person. persons or cor.
p0rattan violating any provision u ths
above and torefolng section shail os
s9nnstett0u shall Ire fned m any sum net
exceeding twenty*fiy. dollars, and each
sale shall bs deemed To be a separate OF
tense Provided, that nothing ia this or
alnAnsse whMii be- construed to include per
sons selling. offering Tor sale or display
ing fruits and candies o. othsf AFLtetes o.
gTssrrhansitae on the Sidewalk immediate
In ia front 81 the building occupied As
fruit candy or other store By the person
20 occupying the same not exceeding
eighteen inches from the properly line 9i
fke inside edge III aatd sidewalk. All per
son. or persons who are 1nC1ndEI unutt
ahe provisions 81 this ordinance holalnG
unexpired license Mag be refunded the
pro rata share 81 satd ltcense tor saIa On
expired time upon APPLICATION 10 the Aats
Secretary. -
Secfian 4 Article one ~ and two gl.
Chapter o.. Revlsed Ordinances OF the
City Of Wax ahaehie, and all other ofui-
nngSc@s and parts Of ordinances in con
diet With this ordinance are hereby re-
peAIed.
Attest
CT ~. WALKER ia. W j. r. Ross,
30 City Sec y. mayor
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Dallas Texas-On sale May 18th
and 10Th. Rate sl.30. Limit May
18th.
Mobile, Ala.--On sale May l7th
and 18th. Rate s2I.55. Limit June
End.
Port Lavaca, Texas. --On sale May
l4th. 18th and 10th. Rate $40. 50.
Emit May oath.
Austin Texas -On sale May le
and 10. Rate $3.50. Limit May y.
Houston Texas-On sale May 10th
and for Nos 81 and ~ MAY i7th.
Rate SS.O5. Limit May 10th.
Fort Worth, Tex.-On sale May
y and -. Rate sl.70. Limit May %.
Dallas, Tex. On sale May q and
81 Rate Sl.30. Limit May 30.
St. Louis, Moon sale April 10Th
TO November 10Th, rate $3.50. Limit
G0 days from date OF sale.
st. Louis, Mo. On sale April 9Th
to Nov. 30tn, rate So. TO- Limit Il
days from date OF sale.
St. Louis, Moo sale May II
and 81, rate Sl4.l0. Limit Z days
from date Of sale. win be honored
for passage Ia coaches or chair cars
only.
Cleveland, Ohio-On sale May ID
Ia. II, IL aud II. Rate $50 40. Limit
May1.
FIT. worth-On sale MAY 10 and 70
Rate Sl.10. Limit May D.
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HerbIne

viii overcome indigestion and dys-
pepsia; regulate the bowels and cure
liver and kidney complaints. Ii is
the best blood enricher and invig-
orator in the world. 1t is purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, and
should you be a sufferer from dis
ease, you will use 1t if you are wise.
II. n. Andrews, Editor and Mgr.
Cocoa and Rockledge News, Cocoa,
Fla, writes: 81 have used your
Herbine in my family, and find it q
most excellent medicine. Its effect
upon myself have been a marked
benefit. | recommend it unhesi-
tatingly.n soc. Sold by Hood 4
Martin.
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So fades the summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are


SO fades the sumner cloud away
+ 50 sinks the gale when storms are
! DER;
So gently shuts the eyes OF day,
+ SO dies the wave along the snore."
4 Death has invaded our Union and
borne away one OF our most beloved
and useful members, Mrs. Laura ".
lLangsford. We feel assured our
loss is her gain; her work being
faithfully done on earth, God, the
Father, has taken her to that "home
where changes never come"
We ali loved her Ia life, and now
in death pay a sincere and deserv-
ing tribute to her memory. Her life
and character was one worthy Of
our imitation, for she followed in
| the footsteps of Jesus" Truly
can it be said of her in the words Of
our Savior:
"Well done, good and faithful SER
want, thou hast been faithful over a
| few things, / will make thee ruler
over many things, enter thou, into
the joys of thy Lord"
Resolved lst, That in the death of
/ Mrs. Laura E.. Langsford, our
Union bears its testimony to the act
i've christian life she Leg among us.
Resolved 2pd, That we deeply
sympathize with those, who were
nearest and dearest to her, We find
consolation in the belief that 1t is
well with her we mourn, and share
with them the blessed hope of a
sweet reunion in that bright home
beyond the skies.
Resolved 3rd, That this heartfelt
testimonial of our sympathy be given
to the family of our departed sister,
copy be furnished for publication,
and copy be spread on our minutes.
Mrs. Gertrude Huckabee,
Mrs. Birdie s. Ross,
Miss Bonnie Kidd,
Committee B. y. P. L.
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The Executive Committee.

The General Assembly will be en-
tertained here by our citizens nexi
Saturday. The executive commit
tee has been appointed. This
committee 10 composed OF the
following persons: Mesdames b
r.. Moffett, G.. G. Groce, l.. g
Kirkes, NJ. b. Templeton and y. l.
Hornbeak; Messrs. T. A. Ferris,
Osce Goodwin and It. j. Cole.
Finance eommlttee-Ed. Cunning
ham, j. b. Mayhem, l. G. Todd and
Walter Crow.
The committees named Saturday
will repoft To this committee.
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CHARGE DENIED.

Neither Racial or Religious Prsjudiees
Inspired the War.
Totto. MAY u In rrfuGst1oa ~ a..
claim that racial ard te}tc issJtp pre- tn 10
dtees inSplse3 the tatsn~~~ Fl" ~orage
Ia wBt with Russia ih1u a,f.ds sf Hst-
slsis. shtntoiste Md Ctfet4sH5e bold =
joint meeting here Auu3s, si ~ hi9 =
addresses i~nylwE the charge Rset. lie
isveted bv several l~t3Ns@ fsft+,sf- }f1si
ministers a r~aptttisnf a.t- .,fartfd
declaring that tho v 80 ~*s ffs ,l.strea.}
- with vaciAi ~ 80 ass,1~ pur-t,u
but was h~lug s4rrt"8 "r fa 'n~ see t're
security ~ the so,pifr ~ t.3ssu Aud
psfFna merit PEA p tt tr-. ..f.t
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SlO0 Reward 500

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure IN all It's
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the oniy positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. CAtaTrh being constitutional dis
ease, requires a constitutional treatment. Halls
CAtaTrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient strength By build
Ing up the constitution and assisting nature In
doing lts work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith Ia its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL fails TO
cure. send fer list OF testimonials
Address, =. j. CHENEY h CO., Toledo. o
Sold By Druggists, 75c.
Halls FANNY pills are the best.
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Juggling With Dynamite

Is no more dangerous than to neg
lect kidney disorders. Foley's Kid
ney Cure eorrects Irregularities and
has cured many severe cases after
other treatment has failed. 1t builds
up the worn out tissues and restores
health and vigor. II was troubled
with kidney complaint for about two
years" writes A. H. Davis OF Mt.
Sterling, Iowa, "but two bottle OF
FoIey's Kidney Cure effected per
manent cure. - Sold r.. w. FeAris.
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A Positive Necessity

Having To lay uTon my bed for IL
days from n severely bruised lex, |
only found relief when | used bot
tie of BaliArd's Snow Linimeut
can eheerfuliy recommend IL as the
beat medicine for bruises ever sent
To the afflicted. It has nos become
. positive necessity npon myself. ID.
RI. Byrnes, Merchant, Davsrss lie,
Texas, &c. -sAc, ~ 90. Sold by Hood
Al Martin.
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Foley IL Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations are
offered for the genuine. Ask for
Foleys Honey and Tar and refuse
any substitute offered as no otns r
preparation will give the same salts
faction. 1t Is mildly laxative. 1t
contains no opiates and is safest for
children and delicate persons. Sold
by b, w. Fearis.
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The richest man in the world can
not have hiR kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so 1t 10 important
not to neglect these or2a0s. III Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure IL taken at the
first sign OF danger, the symptoms
will disappear ard your health will
be restored, as it strengthens and
builds up these organs as nothing
else will Oscar Bowman, Lebanon,
KY, writes: II have used Foley 3
Kidney Cure and take great pleasure
In stating it cured me permanently
of kidney disease, which certainly
would have cost me my life" Sold
by h. w. Fearis.
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$iurhwAng. May 1.-THE Russians
were surprised by the appearance Of the
enemy at Kai Chau, twenty miles south
OF Win Kow Monday morning. They
we're expecting the Yalu army. Nine
transports. assisted by the navy I'M
loaded 1000 troops The number ni
japanese IN not known. The warships
shslled the shore from early morning
until 4 O'Clock. Tho Russians are rap
idly svaeuatiug the town
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SeIliaa Out at Cost.

Tuesday, May Il, will commence
selling my stock of Groceries at
cost. Prefer TO sell in bulk. Will
give bargain. Good gentle horse
and delivery hack for sale. Act
quick. Reason good business offers.
.}spd l.. r. FOSTER.
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Seoul NAV ig--sAn unofficial dis
patch has h~eu received here saying
that Russian farce esi tfnaIed 80 mum
h~r zoo noen has. appeared az the Brit
.sl1 mines ~ WIN san northern ko-
IRA aherr they sei2ed the belongings
Of She Japanese and Chinese employees
They ga NOT touch BRUSH property
Some ~ the Japanese escaped while
nthers arr reported 10 have heen cap
turea
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VIGOROUS SIEGE

sixty japanese wsrsh1ns ard Trans
ports Reported Sighted
London Aay 1.-THE Shanghai ror-
respondent 81 the Morning Post. ca
bling uuarr date NJ May is says thai
according 10 a native report from Port
Arthur the japanese are vigorously b.
eiesiag the fortress night ard day by
land and sra. and that sixty Japanese
@aFshtps have been sighted In Black
ney BAY and shat heavy firing has been
heard tn Kin Chaa hsv
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channs. Its Politics.

Guthrie. Okla. May i5.-Editor w.
r. Munsey " the Bryon Republican
has announced a political change OF
heart. and makes the paper Demo-
cratic. principally on the trust ques-
ton. alleging that the Republican
party il not trying 10 control the
trusts.