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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
Republicans Win at Edmond

Edmond. Q. T. May AT the town
election held here Monday the Reprbli-
cans won a practical victory. eiecting al
three members OF the town board and
the police judge and town treasure The
Democrats elected the assessor and clerk
Only about one-half OF the vote of the
town was polIed very Little interest be
ing taken in the result Three hundred
votes were cast
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
None can have q WeIl-Balanced
Constitution without taking
bEECHAM'S
PILLS

All people subject to Bilious attacks,
or who suffer from StomaChic dis
orders. should never be without box
of BEECHAM s PILLS.
Their gigantic success and genuine
worth are known all over the world,
and the proof of their excellence lies
in the fact that they are generally
adopted as the Family Medicine after
the first trial.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
HEAVIEST or TIE SEASON.
Guthrie Erloys cc~npssr q ss'n
for a. rcsr,

Esssaz-1e. o r &sT s-Tn~ srzTssst
-s8n e - se&ssz ssf n A~rx ss-sgf eoaE
soslsy. Fsr nsz-sy ~ se-sr g sas rsz-
rsasr 1sxrssogr aa4 fhr ss-Ssss ere
~aoz4~1 win wzssr TAa 8ss-1zttazss srs
ssss - -ala zas eEfs--zsss a. eyer oksa-
49, ssss ssss 1zss.z1 zssr.sezy. eSs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04

Oklahoma city. q. 7. May z.-The
weather summary for Aprl "a ~ foaioNs.
Highest ferrpera; ;ure was -. on he -
lovez.' 3. ou the =. raeaa =. mean for
- years o, PTecisi;ziion - pefsea-
Average f9r u years. - inches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04

parade of the Sells-Down circus was wit
messed by thousands OF people. but soon
thereafter the crowds were driven from
the streets by the big rain. and II has
seriously interfered with the perforTe-
ance this afternoon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04

Granite. O. T. May 2--Mrs- :. Broad
rick died here Sunday at the home of
her son-ir-iaw- Mrs. Broadrscs was
native Of Tennessee and lost everything
during the civil war in which her hus-
band was also killed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.
New Methods Of Practice VIII Come
10 fer Discussion.

Guthrie. O 7. Nay z-Tn@rs - god
deal af interest rssz1isssfei - ths met
Ing q the oklasorra Aeeiczi so-se-y-
xalch - announced 70 i&ke fsiace sa Okla
he-aa CITY q the iEsE ct this Enensh
There se~-ns - - xyrz-1s o. rseticas
treatment IN Cxsaas--z tat are 7o< rec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
ADOPTS COLLEGE SONG.
Norman University Has Song Writ
ten by Student

Norman. q. +. Msy 2 Some weeks ago
President BOYD announced thar n vas
the intention of the university e. select
college song and requested that an
many Of the students as desired 20 do %
20 write one and hand II 20 Prof Deulieh.
Of the music department ard that "A COM
nit,oe ~ three would 70 over fhsss
songs and select the one y hich they con
sidered the best and that this sonE would
be adopted as She college aong Aeenre-
ineiy = number - very crcdtfable pro
dtictions were submitted n the COMMITTEES
and after some deiiberafion tho sous
written bv Hr J =. Iysingor - Perry.
was decided 20 be the best Miss Lens
ssubblenelH % Chandler write the music
FOR the same and m Yesterday morning
the rtusen;s sang u fer fhs nYsf tifne
The sonr Is n very Reos orc ami hss
the genuine college ring 20 H. The woffs
are az follows.
Le, as sing : merry song. sing with
voices frfn and strong
OF the place q al On earth - Us rasss
dear.
IT'S our dear IA Okla =. ,ha, We low.
~gh hearts - .rue.
let us sing her praises tiil al nations
hear.
sing. ssnw. slaz. - Sorgus s;8d~ass.
sias. sing. rnx. N1;b voices trve.
ADD she crimson aaf th~ cream.
Yvs shan see irsasnptsns sfrs'fa
o'es cur VARSITY car deal Cd oSis o
- -. .s.-s tfsa - -. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04
Ardmore's City Hall.

Ardmore. l. T.. May S--The city eoun-
ell has accepted plans for tho immediats
erection of a city hall TO cost $1,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04


-0"ANO~' - OF
bad
o Is a bad
- n+ faaina
Jan nrltapiy, Worn-out
in
OF
o
inp after amp -Eoo( (meGA
Swamp-R S ne
the
to a am is o
Uoldoyer I
/ c. -
a of slcents and
Root
o
EDITORIAL NOTESo promptly
a
o o
Y. t in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04

Travelling by the New York Central
Iines-the Michigan Central or the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern from Chicago
if you miss one train, you have only TO
wait a very short time for another Eight
trains "a day Chicago to New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-04

f7zs.szsrE =. =. ysv s~ailsr ~o1s~v.
its eesases5rsss szszrs~rsr. STE 49, SIS
kfiisS sxe ~Nases - ssr-ss Laks " p
- =sTernssf z1z ~zs s1sf - a4z.s -
:sss sssef.ts shsir - cz3ate> ps1soa. Fsss-
s.sssasa tkEsE
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
Fruits and Vegetables.

Ihe Eepuhlc 9Gctarions are FOR bots in f.ss
hands unless oth.r~i.. -pec;eed. saau lets On
orders charged hiEhs-.
PEACTE-Hars.szo pr 4. bu 5a5c
fc- ordinary and s1Gsr Cor choice 70 fancy;
a-z--hy. Pc = hu-; EE'cr for Ordinary to Euod
and -5ffSic Der tu box
c.tSTADnrPES-On-Tin mainly IN pos.
eat asd .scnsl = per starfisr,. cra,.: bone,
-rJ1r f=or -165c per bu box, loosr-
pL-t -yS-sl3ct~: Choice. e1unt c,sr-1rS az s9c
psr t.-bu basket: NV man 4sf1isc ard RI va
-i-,iss 3s5S5e. Michigan AZ EGi.Ic pr b.
r1st~--
.iRAPEs-Con-is--i Conccr4- &c p.- :: b. ::
ho-l--ETova frura &C 90 Ter = ba-- acoo-tln-
70 Ear..fy.
CRARsPrLES-ssor ale ~ 81 sr: Ds- bill.
gr-ISCES-cl-aot- 80 A. per = hc-. fooSs-
IPPI.ES-Mcy~neat Vet -ery HRhf. North
.rr Dgcas-. dsI a. s. Sol - per Dbl: ehoics
Mzid.nhiu.h g Ea=-5 ami cor1rnon and O..
s.fary stock S--rS - Der bel
pEAES-fa bhis: EeI:er. siSa.: eommo1
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
BANKING ISSUES FIRM
IN SECURITY MARKET.
GENERAL TONE OF LIST Is
GOOD.
Trading l. in Fair Volume and
Investment Interest Con
,inucS 1" Increase.

Local --cgri,ie, were fairy ae;iv. and
about steady IN yesterdays market.
Transit sold a. 3li75 and 81 e., and
Uaited Railways preferred vas taken at
81.
n the bsnsiEg list Commerce again
was th- strong spot. with -aIes al Sc.
Mechanics National also had good Sup
port at IS. Commonwealth Trust held
finn a. 81 Missouri opened a; lid
sad elsed OF to H.
Central Coal and Coke common al B..
National Candy common at 81 and Mis-
sou-i-E>iison IS At 81, we're ,h- aatIv. is
sues IN IN. miscellaneous list
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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New YcrI. Carb Market.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ser York sept I1-Ia lie curb nsar.st TO-
fa- prizes reflected tire break on the stock 81
change although the reaction Was hl- no mean.
pronounced as II vas the b.oari Nsr!n-
uiat.on IN evitsgc~ early Ia -. fzg hu,
toward the close many % tn lsxuss fHar IA Z
pf0f.t-takir1r.
northern Securities. which kas lss.fi ssI1t.arz-
lively if-Activ. Tor s~t-rsi week. Wa srirrt-i
into lie. but under r.essur- The stock Ir--
t.T.e-fOuTths q . r-0.nr- The ..ocs 0r~n.-i
-;rorE. hut after a slight nayance Il t-kan 10
fail- In an irr-x1ar movement ~ -iGruG--f 90
Iad-. AZ the clos-- american C.rl n-ef.r-s1
si-"Nei nsrEsd weakness when -sro.i. -tskiue
va. h--un. The stock close. SATURDAY. At s5T-
spi opened -o-csy at e. Il iir-f SLOWLY ms
g I'D h.avv ~. TsEre..~. g-o---r a.
marked W from -. TO zI,.
Treasory Statement.
Wassi-r;on. sgt !. -Avaiiasie cash balance
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

Se1 Ya-s. S-p.- .4-Th- market for .rsp-
Grated aS..=- shove coEanred easy under
trr-. FfIrJEreS are o6--ing freely and With only
= -i=hf demand SPOT apples rule tn buyers
fave. Cssnfnol quoted a. tG.c. prime
-i-1--.c ehaier sgsi-c. fsrcy .1si.c- fruns
rsT1al1 quilt and spot oa0tar.oTls are nSsr- -
less nominal The rtss- from So. &c
coralrs 20 s-sde. ap-1c.ts are fi-In. with pIt-ne
quoted A. sisaisc. aaG Extra .sste. Al fsTigi.c.
and fancy AZ iiGf5r. PszcheS are quiet with
l.u srsE ch-cs@,! by ih- firm views - h0i5-rs
'Eo!c- are quoted a. Tzs1'-c. extra ehoic- a.
sffi.c. fancy az Ss-fi'T-
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R6cEIFrs ASD SHIPMENTS.
PROVISIONS.

Provisions we're firm al the start under
the il:iu-nc" u high prices for hog. hut
the market loon weakened on selling by
io-al ionSS and by some ~ the packers.
III. close VA steady. with Ian. PORK Up
-. ~ ~ Lard and ribs Were IN
changed Al s. iziz and tS.5s
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow:
Wheat. sls cas-. ccru.>>.s, ears, oats. 9:
cars; hogs. $500 hcac-
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Stocks of Grain In Store.
r.ws.-T.- Z..,.-4f-
Curb Grain Market.

L<.-seDer- what IL. t.r ENr4-p - -
. 81 IN an! c-iis 81 ~ "a s. Isi.
Nil-sus-S-Dsc whsst-PEts g. -. ard calls
8 ~ May wheat-put- s. Is and calls 81 IL.
1f-is-- DC co.E-pl.is si'sr and calls see
AZ c1tr-PJ.ts &c AM calls zif.c.
S!Insapo,i..Dcc- ~heat r-ist.- Pats N-,tS
-. calls 8. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
LIBERAL OFFERINGS IN OATS.


Dry-fiat-T-Sss hssyy $50. 30 fallen az &c.
Do. ilSh- a. it,. uErlve md Arkansas 81 -
after N ,.Fec-iora. l.i.r Tor No and !.S.c Tor
No :. glue - p-y-ssitsd at i.z.c- GEe.l-
szIt.I rnuu.. ~ - Tor Western. Arkansas aad
southern 30 SC. xre@n-ssit-d On selection AZ
49, for ~. ard - g. Nc. :. part cured &c
49,. uacuI.d &c l.ss. s,t bulls &c less tran
.s-sEas1- E.e &c
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WHEAT SHARPLY HIGHER
ON GOVERNMENT REPORT.
NORTHWEST WEATHER Al
80 y FEATURE.
Sentiment l. Aggre>>iveiy Bull
i>h Both IN Domestic and
Foreign Markets.


f''4'i-'' % ii'si y. '-.@ -\''' ''I''S'
10 tA- bIl.is- iIf;.i.rc- vt the soEeT1fn-
monthly .-.. report cause. a, sh.rr aTr--
m.rt@, All cI.-<.1 q. -rti.r. s4sfn.,! @,
:. ..az-, ~. "a a.rias -. aad g.
active f,I-tsr.- ~. ~ .r- ----lu
.b-..yhot., m. -....n --ta ..;i1l,,s,l ~
-. - - % -. - -. -
d .-g.- d..i - ,-.-yo,.s..-.- s-.i -fe .II--s
z-r. srX o-I-' 20 cover Generally ~ -
80 r5r,.I-.ar.- IL. th.. s,.rer -. an. an
..s-~as. n Tho visible ,lu;.y " % ~
r.r~d b. spert;i.tors Tho ash stu
.--,.-. 80 80. FIrI..u
THc .i-itie -lf-ly ~ W., T.. th~ ;sst
week 5-cr.Sael -, 80 ~. again. e.
ir...rNa-. = sis - h,r in I1p. Luis
,f,.r,s. i-r.-...F poo, ~. A.; -a-..s.
ir.-....t $50, IN Total vi>it.c .r-.y
/. 'fs 80, In ,-sir~r TLsIG.-, hu
- -, - a ... h.. - 90
Wa o. OCEAN ras.se. ,ros- for F.,s-
-yr. ~. Ia.f w.-t -@T1-;.-I a. = 90
Ia .-,..-r =. l-,.,.s ~ tT.. ,y.-.. 1-.,..
irrfeas. ..,,-., b..
Void. .bItra.-rs ~ .-a.- - r.r;r-o.
The .ss- 49, r-ra-rei a; l. s.-..' =.
.r4.n., Hoo, J. s-sH *, AMI
. vh.,r o..--A1 f-x-. 49,.
ff-rU g ia. - q "a ant sfo--A a. /. =.
.-5-u. tE|-zl ~ w ac-.v-. ~ o. =
- -. ..-s'r -'~-i-,-i -. -.
main I.:Ii... s,.tors l.. ~. r1a-s.- ..,,n
Th- Visible supply q com tn .+-- sci.
a. r 80
cfsss@; .,.5:n "a sni chicago ,!scfess ss-
: RI ~ T.-a. y sibi.. s-r1.v AZ. ., b.
against ss4 ~, bl. : week $50 aa! t.s.i on
Corr -: ocean rsi-Ss-s a-f.at sa- Eit-op-
the uast week reported at i-tss ., h,I. a.
asa.ns: ls.--7cD bu. The w=rk previous.
Words -titra-r;s O. corn - Europe
h past week reported A. is,,." Ia
49, -- ." ''NNn - $50 =
g. >. r. - lI.s \ - e.. Nd
Reosip;s u whoa, a; $; Loui. s'is; bg.
., s.,eh ~ Sas 1919, ana - faFs ,''ea. aL 49,
al w.r. iocai. In 1916
Receipts q wheat a. primary. points for
- =. 1919, L-'1'.I -, -,
, Z; b a. NoTtSw.s; r-c.yyes as eaTs,
ShicaEo received Niip bl- and Kansas
ct $50. -" b, - T'' a. Z. 49, "a;
q, NSiHh .; esrs iecai and car. through.
against lis3,, su, o: which 70 az. AID is
carr loc1l. AID y ears through. IN l'd
Is hSgTs saS s'5 a sFa.s; ,.p n o. IN IN
isa and shipments 900 bu- against
i"3,o bu- chicas. ,sseised IS" bu:
a. "a Kansas IA nv o'- 'ieai a''esS
Receipts % oat. a. s. Louis -. 80 b':-.
IS against s. - bG,' Of wh.cs, IS. sks. and
=, - .'Se4 - 81 o '-'- ''.'~-s'-- ~ 49,
sttpIa-nts S--.n
TIE Visible supply q: oats the pssi week
Increased 2S" b. against A deCr-as.
c-ss,sJ ~ 10 r., To,,i yS.,,,s si,prly
Lss."o hl. against $500 bU week
ago ana s..4sp" hI- IA lsS.
Receipt. ~ oats al primary points so-
La. AMI shipr.Tis is2.s9 pu. against
~ ~, ~ .T.a.---, < -, b.,
S'H" III 'i-ef~i-e-s -'-'' "
Sssh Srain. tiosv. tie
NHsiT-sy -a1-s'- osi: No - = r.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
" col.

Stocks ar. ogIts large. and there q q fai-
voisnl- o: sales by dealers. bet little doing on,
the r-g-lar market. owing to lack Of oce.1n9D
from frs, h4ads Market strong and In q Ee1-
-raIly healthy condition
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
New York stock auotation.

~ i.fA. - ~. IL D s-l1Aa'- 80 F.s--.-
sA!es - s1os- - The So. - sa.E- 81 =:
~. EisE=st aEl icA=st qu.t.tl.-s a.. - .ls
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

T.snxSs-iona Of sine hanks we're isr.s. Taaf-
r-aa a -p-sd de.ran. f. call ard time Ican..
18th discount rates srcs5y t-tscen AZ and
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Bo-.on. Sept Ie.-C1o-inE quotations to-day n
money. bonds railway stocks and rrlllrs
shares were follows:
MONEY
Call loans .;zd5is Def cent. times loans 42d
Ter cent
BONDS
Atctieor an g. S IMex r.eutraI .. = 81
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13
Mining Stock. in New York.
New York ssoDeI M.rk.t.

Scv York. Sep Prime mercantile uzper
.'ssf|i- mr. cent Sterling exchange steady 3.
sssssne. with actual b1s!ne<s In BANKERS hills
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-13

Nv FcIl. Saps. Ear silver e..
IycDco7- Ss2t- I---csr -.ir-- 81 ..
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NJ and III

North 8 W----
BRIGHT fn>c..-.Ei=r -
Fs-i< ne-i--.-.- 81
HEAVY tU-k.-L Si5
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Chicago Stock Market.

R-SoE,-i = e II Walker & Co. 40
North Fourth street.
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Serv York Curb stocks.

r-r1r'.E by 6 II. Wake L G.. ~. q:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-11
Union Men Called Out

Topeka, Kas., May 9.-Eighteen OF
the union machinists' apprentices wer1
called out at the Santa Fe shops In
this city at s O'Clock his morning by
Vive-Pfes.dent Buckalew. The men
had gone to work at Z O'Clock, but
quietly laid down their tools and re-
tired at the call.
Only five of the s~ixty-seven union
m%achinists previously out appeared for
work at 7o'clock. This makes eighty
skilled aborers that are now out at
this point.
General Manager Nudge said a car
load of machinists to fill these vacan-
cies would reach here Tuesday from
Fo.t Madison and Kansas City. where
the railroad company has a number
of men awaiting such emergencies.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-11
UNHAPPiNEss DIsPELLED.
Men and women Unanimous About L.

Many women weep and wall and refuse
to be comforted because their once mag
nihcent tresses have become thin and
faded Many men incline to profanity
because the flies bite through the thin
thatch on their craniums. 1t will be good
news to the miserable of both sexes, to
learn that Newbro's Herpicide has been
placed upon the market. This Is the new
scalp germicide and antiseptic that acts
by destroying the germ or microbe that
Is the underlying cause of all hair de-
struction. Herpicide is a new prepara-
ton, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle. Anyone who has
tried 1t will testify as to it's worth. Try
II yourself and be convinced. Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co. De-
troit. Mich.
See the Window Display at Brown
BIOS
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-11
LODGE MOI I;:E NAN
Is Not Wanted to Formulate
the Republican Platform

Washington. May 9.-"Too much
Lodge" is the burden of a complaint
the way, is not given TO concise" OF
publicans. Senator Lodges virtual Sc
lection for chairman OF the COMMITTEES
on Resolutions for the national con
vention has dlspleased man of his
colleagues in the Senate. There may
not be any other Senator on the com
mittee. as it is understood Senator
Spooner. Senator Allison and Senate.
Plat of Connecticut do not intend
to serve in a subordinate capacity with
Lodge.
Lodge is not popular with the other
Senator's, and this may result in a
change OF plan so far as Lodge is COM
cerned, for while he is recognized as
the personal friend of the President.
the latter has no desire to cause dis
cord by forcing him to the font.
1t is said that Senator Lodge ls
carrying a draft of the platform
a ound with Inn. and one critic goes
SO far 10 say that ne believes Lodge
takes it to bed with him. Lodge. b.
the way. is not giving to concise" or
precise" statements. and how he can
write a Platform that will conform
to the PRESIDENTS ideas.
"Tco much Lodge has given the
President trouble before, and while he
may not know it yet. many of his
friends wish that the President might
have suggested somebody else foi
chat. man Of the Committee on Resolu-
tions.
Republicans who have been in con.
ference with the President say they
intend to do all they can 10 give promi-
WINGED the one great issue will be
Theodore Roosevelt. They deeial e they
are not afraid OF that issue and are
prepared 10 meet the enemy upon il.
Uncle Joe" Cannon put the case
very well to Mr.. Roosevelt himself at
the White louise during the recen,
Sunday night conference. After a good
deal of talk about the tariff question
and the part 1t is likely to play In the
campaign Uncle Joe" exclaimed:
Mr.. President, If | had the job of
making o over l don't deny that
m'ght change you in some small par
ticulafs. But what you are. you are.
and as such you are to be the chief.
the dominant issue in the coming polit-
cal battle, and we are mighty glad of
chance to meet u Democratic
friends on that ground. Well lick
them out Of their boots"
A loss of less than twenty seats
would wipe out the Republican major
ity in the present House. If the Dem
ocrats get together for any conserva-
tive candidate they may be able to
put up a fight that viii threaten Re-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-11
Emperor taken to Task

Berlin, May 9.-During the discussion
following the third reading of the
budget bill in the Reichstag today,
Herr Bebel. the socialist leader. refer
red to Emperor Williams speeches at
CarlsIuhe and Mayence, remarking
that the pointed illusions to France
had caused great surprise. coming so
soon after the emperor's return from
Italy, where President Loubet had
been received with hearty ovations.
led, were enhanced in Importance
through the fact that he telegraphed
to Emperor Nicholas flom Sicily on
the occasion of the sinking of the Rus
sian battleship Petropavlovsk as fol-
lows:
"Russia's mourning is Germany's
mourning" Herr Bebel, continuing
said:
II deny most emphatically that the
emperor's teleg. am reflects the senti-
ment Of the German people. In my
opinion German sympathies are far
more on the side of Japan than on that
Of Russia"
This statement caused murmurs OF
dissent on the right.
The and in which such things can
happen as recently occurred in Rus
sia," continued Herr Bebei. stands
upon such a low level of civilization
hat all the rest Of Europe has the
most lively interest in seeing the sun
If civilization rise upon it,"
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Ranch for Sale

Consisting of 200 acres of land. well
improved. with water right. irrtgating
bitches. good buildings. An ideal bust
ness station. Good orchard consisting
II apples. pears. plums and small fruits
of all kinds. Shade trees. nice lawn.
etc, etc. For terms write or enquire
~ III. ii. Mccolley. Willow Greek. Ne.
vada. 4-25-lm
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Quick Arrest

j. a. Gulledge of Verbena. Ala. was
twice In the hospital from a severe
case of piles. causing "a umors. After
doctors and all remedies failed. Buck
lens Arnica Salve quickly arrested fl :
Their Inflammation and cured him. II
conqueis aches and kills pain. zoe at
Blown Bros. druggists.
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Made Young Again

lone of DR.. Kings New A-.@ pills
each night for two weeks has put me
ir, my teens again." writes d.. II.
: urine OF Dempseytown. Pa. They're
the best in the world for liver. stomach
and bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
grippe. Only 25c at Brown Bros drug
store.
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Millions of dollars a year are
lost by not using Schilling's
Best
tea baking powder spices
coffee Ravoring extracts soda
and nobody gains by using
anything else instead.
Your grocsrs; mon-yback-
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Following shows the time of ar
rival and departure OF all passenge
trains passing through Winnemucca
IN accordance with the latest tim.
table:
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London, May 10.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Seoul correspondent says: "It
Is believed here that a portion of the
Russian vladivostok feet has been
successfully shut out and Ii now In the
Sea of Japan trying to evade the
japanese.
The Toxic correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle says that 5 1000 Russians are
retiring from Newchwaang to Lao
Yang.
The correspondent says that Chinese
bandits have destroyed the road to
Task CHA and to Hal Cheng. Task
Chat Is the junction for the New
chwang branch of the Port Arthur
Mukden route, and Hal Cheng is farth-
er north on the main line. The Rus
slams are making a new road.
The correspondent adds hat bandits
have attacked and cut other parts of
the railroad. and points out hat the
capture of Dalny viii enable the JAP
anese to cut off Port Arthur's electrical
supply.
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Piano Player Wants Sit

am a piano player. sober and relia-
bic. Want a steady position for the
summer. Address. stating wages.
hours, etc. LUE f. VERNON.
(Gen. Del.) Reno, New.
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STORY OF THE
W!JU BATTLE
lContinued from Page IL

CONTINUED from Page IL
the Russian losses on the Yalu river
has been published.
1T is no guess work of our losses.
said a member of the general staff
Every man has been accounted for.
Let the enemy publish theirs"
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The typewriter is more largely used
in Mexico than in France.
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Sympathetic Strike

San Bernardino, May AT 9:15 this
morning all the boilermake- s, black
smiths and helpers employed in the
Santa Fe shops here laid down their
tools and walked out, the strike hav-
liz been called in sympathy with the
striking machinists who went out two
weeks ago. In all about $50 men went
out this morning. Thee has been no
trouble or disorder, ether at the shops
or elsewhere. the men SIMPLY laying
down their tools and leaving the shops.
AS yet no ~non-union men have been
brought in to take h places of the
strike.s S, although 1t Is rumored that
new men will be put to work tomor-
row.
Children's gingham crash dress
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Read our ads and p%atronize our ad'
vertisers.
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The United States Lighthouse service
costs 81, 500. 000 a year.
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DRY GOODS - Something new ir
patterns at
5-3tf +. c. ROBINS g. CO