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The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-01
Mems Furnishings.
NegIige Shirts.

Manhattan negllge shirts, new
patterns of colors, plated bosom Or
plain neglige, price $1.35.
Shirts of fine French plain and
satin striped madras, in very desi-
rable colors and pure white; never
sell for less than 75c here, tomor-
row Acc.
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Result Still in Doubt

Baltimore, Nov. 1.-THE official count
ing of the ballots in Bal imore and the
counties of Maryland was resumed to-
day So far only five of the TWEEN y-four
Baltimore wards have been counted anu
it Will be tomorrow or Monday before the
count in this cry IS compile ed
In the twenty-three counties of the
s e about one third have been ccuntcc
and IL prebeh bly, will be tie tomorrow O.
Monday before all of them are heard
from.
So far the Roosevelt plurality keeps
about 100 ahead wi the indicati IN tina,
exGoverror Brown, Democrat, has been
chosen e'ector along with seven Repub
lican electors.
Should the final figures show a plural
ity for Parker it is almost certain that
Charles ]. Ronaparte, Rept blican. will be
one OF the electors with seven democrats
This unusual circumstance will re u
from the fact that the names of Brown
and Bonaparte were the first on the Dem
ocratic and Republican tickets. respec-
lively. immed'a ely under the names of
Parker and Roosevelt and many voters
by mistake placed their cross marks op-
posi:e the names of these electoral candi-
dates instead of the presidential clnd'
dates. Both Bonaparte and Brown will
run over 1000 ahead of the other electors
a coal-saving 5-ove is money saver.
See Reinhart's u-5tf.
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wNNEMUccA NEVADA. EVENING NOVEMBER II. 1904

oppos tion to any mediation at this time
will be respected and observed by all
neutral powers"
OF the suggestion made In Great Brit
ment for Intervention. the emb lssador
hesiated to repeat what he has announ-
ced so many times. that he has positive
assurances that this government, while
at all times ready to offer lis service.
has not the slightest intention to take
a step toward mediation unless invited
by both belligerents. The Russian gov
ernment is fully aware OF the views or
this government on the subject and 1t
IL deemed unnecessary at the Russ an
embassy here again to announce that 1t
is confident this attituoe will be strictly
adhei ed to.
1t is known that Japan. havirg been In
full and free conference with the state
department here ard with Mr.. Grscom
the Amer'c can minister at Toxic. for
many weeks past Is willing to en- ertair
an offer of good Offices from the pre-
Dent or Kirg Edward looking toward
the termination of the war. but SO far
no such intimation has come from Rus
sia. and the sligh est suggestion of a
int'mation to urge peace upon Russia
has aroused both private and public re.
sertr eat on the part of the Russian of
Gcials here.
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
l ate News Notes GdthCrcr
from Many Places in
New do

The Nevada University football team
defeated the eleven of the Utah Agricul
tural college Wednesday.
The Gar daerville- Record Couiier, ore OF
the best weekly papers In the state, has
changed hands Southwor h brothers hav
ing sold out TO William Ezell, who ha
taken charge of the paper.
Professor and Mrs. Gordon True haw
returned to Reno from their visit to els
ern cit es Pr fess ue has res, me
his position as head professor of the agri
cultural department of the Cniversit
of Nevada.
R. r. Crawford has suspended the pub
lication Of the State Ledger at Reno anc
will assume charge of the Sparks HeaG
light. Mr.. Gottwald' who has been edi
Ing the Headlight for some tine past has
been called to Salt Lake to fill an imror
tant position upon one of the big da.lies
OF that city.
A suit to recover $500 damages from
the N c. o. railway company by which
he was forme ly en- loyed, has er
commenced by M. G Myrtle. a br Ke
man residing in Reno. Mr.. Myrtle wa~
injured on the 9th of October whi
making up a train in the yards of tina
city. his right hand being crushed be
s. G. Ravencroft, believed to be f. or
I.eadv.l,e. Colo, ieaped from we I
bound passenger train on the Souther..
Pacific rear Battle Mount ain last Mon
day and was ins antly ground to piece
The man was believed to be insane.
he had been acting in strange manne
sc me tine before he jumped to his death
Nevada's building at the Word FAN
will probably be sold for the paltry sum
| OF IS. As the exposition is drawing to q
! close II will soon be necessary to rage the
buildings to the ground. AS a result
spectators are bidding for the different
state buildings. New das bui ding
though 1t originally cos, $40 o. is now ch
the block and the h.ghes. bid is s.. The
officials in charge have hopes of getting
more than this sum. though 1t is prob
able the building VIII net b. irg more than
$780,
! Home Made Mince Meat. at Browns.
Hills
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Wdrfen'S Wonderful Run

Returns from Humboldt county shov
that Edward Ducker, Democrat, has bee
elected district attorney over Harry War
fen, the efficient and capable district az
torrey of that county. Mr.. War; en- is a.
present cor duotirg the prosecution of the
three :nurderers. Sevener, Linderman and
Roberts.
His work in this case has stamped him
as one of Ncvadas shi iewdest best ara
brightest lawyers Though L is pleasi~ &
TO note the election of Mr.. Ducker a
staunch and true Democrat and an abs
lawyer, tie Teople of Hrmbod, have de
feated ore of Nevada's best attorneys
turning down Mr. Warren the irdenenu-
ent candidate. He was defeated by q
very small vote considering the great
Roosevelt lard | de r no Journal
IL l.
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short. stout figure and bronxed visage
cial train which had b ougn. him from
Mukden he was Immediately surrounded
by old comrades. Amid cheers and hand
shaking the viceroy stepped into the I'M
perial carriage and drove off to the VIM
ter palace, where apartments had been
occupied by Alexander III. but as En-
peror Nicholas was not In s. Petersburg
Alexieff did not stop at the palace, 3ir &
instead to the Hotel Europe. where he
will remain for the present.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12
The Shnw Girl

The Show Girl is one of the latest
i'S okine nanae,i Roe has secur "a y
the Wnnemucca public.
This New York success will appe r
here November Is and should create
great deal of interest amorg the theatre
gcing public. as 1t did throug aout the
Eastern country where it appeared las;
seas on. b. c. Whtney Is the owner ai.i
manager of this musical tomfoolery and
he has given it an entire new prod...-
ton this season.
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Notice of Annual MeetinQ

Notice Is hereby given that an adjourn
ed meeting of the stockholders of the
Winnemucca Publishing company will be
held at the office of the company in the
ing office, at winnemucca, New yia, on
saturday, the 18th day of November. 1904.
at o'clock p. m. fer tie election OF
seven di. eetors to serve for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of such
fur her business as may lawfully come
before IL.
BY order of the Board of Direc. ors.
j. r. HARVEY, Secretary.
Dated November IL, 1904. 1l-12-l9
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NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
'Oings OF the Day Refletfer
and Condensed Tor Bus,
Readers

Plttsburg, Pa, Nov 10 The Standard
Oil company today advanced the price
- crude oil cents.
Toxic, Ncv 10.-Is is officiaily a no4rc d
hat the Seoul-Fusan railway s comp'e;-
ed. Traffic will begin Decemb ST. Tre
.me between Tckio ard Seoul VIII then
De fifty hours.
Topeka, nan, Ncv. lo-The Kan
equal Suffrage association at its annual
ession In Topeka today de- 'ded to pei
ion the legislature to allow the Karsls
women to vote for president and to take
up the full question of suffrage la or on.
Washington, d. c., Nov 12O.-Pre lien
Roosevelt has promised TO a:terd he
r4ou.s' ara Pulchase Fx OF ien Sa urd*y
November 9TH He made tbs prem -
on'ght to the committee from st. Lois,
headed by Major Wells. who cane to
Washington for the purpose of inviting
lam to be present
Omaha. Neb.. Nov. 1o-A fierce snew-
8. orm, which began last night. continue
all over the northern and ncrsheas err,
portions of Nebraska today. A dispatch
rom Norfolk says that it increased n
fury, reaching the proportions of "a biz.
ard The temrerat--re has lien co1sid
erably below the fie z:ng poin'.
Soro~a Cal. Nov. 10-F. A. Jeff e.
aged 10, and hn Honey. aged 4s. wee
killed in the D~a-er nine "a ul b vie
this morning. Jeffreys walked into tn
shaft and his body in falling struck ard
knocked Honey. who was beirg ho'sted
% the surface, off the bac'yet. Tcth men
fell 800 feet and were instantly killed.
Z Pre-. oria, Nov. 10-Tte Dutch news
paper Londenvolk announces that K'rg
Edward. throrg1 the local arthor' les
has expressed the desire that royal sa-
u'es be fired on the arrival CT the ll'e
President Krueger's body at Cape Town
and Pre- oria, and that minu,egurs be
fired during the procession to the grave.
Panama, Nov 10.-Any ill-fceing thu,
may have exis ed between Panama and
he United States on account of the f.
ficuluties over the canal zone have beer
peacefully settled. Panamaians are pre-
pairing to celebra the arrival of Sec.e-
tary of War Taft and his friends. which
is the desire of the government and they
are to be the guests of the government
during their stay here.
Boston. Mass, Nov. 10.--The mi s'ova a~y
committee of the Me. hod st Ep pscopal
convention today vo ell unanimously an
appropriation of s12. 100000 for m 30 aary
work during the coming year and that
this sum be divided so as TO give $70'.-
500 for work in the foreign field ard
s5l6,700 to be ssed in domestic wo k Tae
question of the apportionment of money
for the foreign mi s'ors among the var
ious countries was deferred until tom1r
row.
ST. Petersburg Nov. 10 Admiral AL
Jeff. viceroy in the far east. arrived in ST.
Petersburg this evening. When man CT
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Washr & on, November 10 -Emphati
cally. but with all courtesy. RUSS
through Ter enb,s adoIs alb. old has
several times informed ,he neutral posy-
ers that she Will brook no mediation a,
this tine I'm her war with Japan IL
can be announced that ..ussla expec ;
that her wishes will be respec ed by al
the powers o which Russia mas coin'nu''.
icatcd her ews. Count Ca ssni TOMS hi
said: II have very good reason to an
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12
ROOSEvEi POLICY
Anti Trust I leqi>l latiOn Will Pc
Recommended

Wash gto-, Nov 1O.-Two questi ms
are now uppermost in the public mi-d
since the Endorsement of President pose.
vet by pluralities without parallel in
American ro'itic--
What is to be the effect of this tre-
mendors victory en- the mind of the pres.
ident in his general trea merit Of pubic
questions?
! Is this trere~ deus victory rkely to DIS
tuIb his eqrii brium and make him regara
It mar,ia'e to do radical things?
/ TIE president has been ore of the frs
of the party leaders to appreciate the
darger which might come to one party
! from havirg more than 100 majority in
+ the ro-ular branch of congress. He has
led in sounding a warning. The state
by William ii. Taft. secretary OF war,
yeste d'y. is indicative of the feelings CT
the president on his point
I In this statement Taft took occasion to
say the danger of such a sweeping VIC
tory was that it might lead to a relaxing
of the restraint that is more certain when
the dar ger of a change Is more prob be.
This statement was made by the secre
tary of war after a long conference with
the pres dent.
( Regaid ding the ro-i;ien of the president
with reference TO the trusts and eat
combinations Of capital. the has been
no change in his previous att ude. Ar
bearing on the trust ques ion will be rec
ommenled $ character Is not known
at this time. 1t will largely depend on the
nature of the report which VIII be made
10 the pres dent within a short time by
James r. Garfield. head of the Bureau OF
Corporations of the Department of Com
ated to investigate the great corporations
OF the country. The results of these In
vestigations are to be reported to tho
pre- iGent. who Is to use the information
Oh which to base his recommended 'ons to
congress. The results may be made pub
lie by him a, his discretion.
( Whatever legislation may be recon-
mended will be in the direction of extend-
ing The con.rol of the government over
corporations engaged in Interstate bust
ness.
Tie pi es.dent. II Is said. will be found
urging upon congress a modification of
the Dingley tariff. He is committed TO
committed to the maintenance of the
Dingley -heuules.
1t is not likely that lie result of the
elec ion will have any change on the "a
ii.ude of tie p. esident toward either labor
OF caLi,al lie has not mooi..ed his views
as TO The rgh. of l.bor to un.,n ze or Oh
tue non-Lnion man 20 wolk.
ALI eaay much is heard of schemes In
vov.ng g.eIt ,x.end..u.,s OF money
AmOIg ,nen may be men. Toned IA p,al
lor .l,pi osenDeAt la me nav .ga.ion of the
Alississ ppi RIVER. This plan is now beng
oatlii.ed aid As said 10 oe something on d
lar moie Ella bola e scale than that of the
CID M. sissippi RIVER Commission, which
has expended many m Lions.
AEo her is said to be a more eiabora. e
scheme fer irrigation of arid land. which
will take more money out OF the treasury
than Is contcml lated by the plan now In
operation.
There viii be no pals mony In expend-
itures, but there will be a rather more
rigid ecoromy than was practiced by con-
gress at Its last session.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12
HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPH HIS
Personal and Local items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Mr.. F. NJ Lee left for Reno last hight.
Joe James of Salt Lake is in town to-
day.
Mr. Thomas Nelson IL in town on bus.-
ness.
Mrs. Lovelace leaves this evening for
Elko
Mr. Joe Morrison of Lovelock is In town
today
F. Borman of Chicago is in town on
business.
Mr.. w. R. Kilburn of Paradise left for
home today
E. R. Neuman of San Francisco is at
the Lafayette.
J. E. Hall of San Francisco is stopp.rg
at the Lafayette.
Mr.. Harry McAn.neh is rerorted to be
quite sick today.
Mr.. A. Pasauale's team left for Para
ulse TINS morning.
Mr.. Bunch. foreman at Graysen's lanca,
left for home today
IT. M. Yorick a-d W. L. Wilson arrive.
f iom Lovelock today.
NJ Baruh, of the Sulphur mires, is Up
from Humboldt today.
Miss Gertie Abel is in the city visiting
relatives for few days.
DR.. Mangan was called to Paradise this
morning by Mr.. Ed S oek.
Geo. Bradford and U. d. Barrett If,
for Parad sc this morning.
w. oliver and family WI occupy the
house vacated by j Knowles.
F. s. Corners cam left with big LOAD
of freight for New Cent? ial today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ricko'd left yester-
day for their ranch en- King river.
Charles McLeo1 OF Cane Sprr gs is .r
town. guest at the winnemrcca.
Aust,ns teams et with "a l. ad cf
freight for Paradise this morning.
| Mrs. Leech is absent from tine express
Office today on account of sickness
Mr.. Hal. representing Fai bark Morris
Machine company. is in town today.
| Mrs. Geo. Carty and her sister. Mss
/ Hartman. are expected home tonight.
Cecil Browning ard Frank Riddle win
leave for Reno tonight on shot visit.
Mr.. ]. W. West of willow Point came
down yesterday and returned home to-
day.
Mrs. c. E. Hudson viii leave on No.
this evening for her home in Oakland
Calf.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Knowles leave ror
Wadsworth this evening 10 make their
home
T. r. Stockton is loading a lot OF horses
today which he purchased from r. I.
Evans.
Mr.. j. r. Harvey and son. J. F. Har-
vey, are down from Paradise with wneat
and apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hill and NJ SO Kate
Dunn went up 10 Golconda to lend the
dance last night.
Our genial postmas er, S. J. Anderson.
robbed his bees yesterday ana secured
nice lot of honey.
Mr.. Gail Havlands trends viii b.
sorry 10 learn that he is LAID UP today
with the la grippe.
Mr. Bert Smith, tie Kennedy sage
driver, is abe 10 be out today the first
time fer couple of weeks.
] of san.a Rosa. Calf. is in he city. reg
istered at the Winnemucca.
Mrs. Sol Schubner and Mrs. Nose
Schubner came down from DEMO yester-
day and viii leave for the city tonight.
The Eastern Stars esjo,ed qui
pleasant meeting Thursd day ngAt One
/ new member was added 10 Their number
No. is reported on tine today. No. q
, is in two seci IONS, The first on time. the
second one hour and twen.y minu. es Late
Astounding in piet.y songs anl catchy
muse The Show C H." B. C. Whitney
production of the i-test musical success,
will be one of the early attractions al
Armory hall.
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Services al the NJ. E. Church

Preaching by Rev r. G. Pike of Car
son at II a. m. Evening services at 7:3O.
preaching by the pas.cr. subj ct. "C hrs
ian Libe. ty.' S-rd y school at 10 a. NJ,
Class meeting at II m. Epworth League
at $3.50 p. m. Every body welcome.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12
fine Bucks for Sale

have for sale at my place at J. ove-
lock al reasonable prices. 800 Merim
bucks. one and two years oid.
S-l2-l2-l J. g. TAYLD..
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For Sale

Ten good horses. three heavv wagons
,wili carry 10000 pounds. chains and
stietchers complete; also harness. Ap
nN 10 .. ID. Vargas. Al rne club. o-2s-tf
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Bucks for Sale

| have twenty fine Marino bucks for
sa e. Address N. c. FIehdezen. Miil
City. u-l0-2a
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New Curran.s and Raisins. at Browns
ILL., s
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for Rent

Furnished room 20 gentleman: $40 per
month: inquire Silver S,aie office.
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Fresh cranoerries. at Browns li-l-ls
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12

Jr. Putter. e list
~ " 3. .or.er. dentist. once or
8ridge street
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12

All kinds New Crop Nus. at Brown
Hills
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-12

"A coal-saving 5-ove is a money saver
See Reinhart's u-5tf.
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Home Made Mince Meat. at Browns.
HILLS
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Offered by Whites < Patterson.
Real Estate Dealers.
MANY RARE OFFERS MADE
Watch This Space Each Week. as
Many Ranches Will be
Listed Here.
MANY RARE OFFERS MADE

112O acres, pa't good farm land, res,
fine grazing land. One fine seven room
house, three houses for tenants, good
barn and out buildings, fine orchard
700 acres government land fenced, nine
miles from Hamilton. About 40 acres
of good timber on land. $500 per acre.
Easy payment.
$40 acres, good houses and barns,
finely watered, 200 acres meadow land
timber on the land will more than half
pav for it, adjacent to outside range,
tine ranch for some one at reasonable
price. Five miles from Lone Rock.
200 acres ~ miles from Lexington.
snap for short Fme.
1920 acres 81 miles from Lexington,
fine wheat rarch, nearly all under
cultivation, some improvements. Will
be sold on reasonable terms
GAO acres miles from Heppner, fine
wheat ranch, plenty of good spring
water. all under good 3 wire fence and
cross fences. Will he sold at a bargain.
1910 acres, 300 acres pIow land, 3
dwelling houses. large barn Just com
pleted, all Of 300 aues can be irrigated,
all under good 3 Wire fence, adjacent to
government range. fine stock ranch.
Snap.
30 acres, wheat land, 260 acres under
cultivation, all under good two wire
tence. Price $4,000. This is bargain.
We have number of good houses end
lots in Heppner for sale very cheap.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13
Is Local Option II Failure?

The opponents of Local Option ga,
that it ''is destined t, failure" becaus,
men are in tn saloon business ''for the
profits derived from it," Men d, no
all gamble r the pleasure there is in
it," but for the IN oney which they get
Robberies are committed and men steal
not for the fun of it but because they
can get money these ways easier than to
arm it by the "sweat of their faces" -"
1t is the purpose of prohibitory laws to
prevent all illigitimate means of getting
money. If men are to get money the
easiest way possible why prohibit the
making of counterfeit money?
Kansas is often offered as an ex-
ample IF the failure of prohibition. No
law prohibiting the whskey traffic can
be any more perfect than any other pro
hibitory laws. Men have always
broken laws, both human and divine. |
and will continue to do so as long as
they are human.
The consumption of liquors IN the
CDited States last year amounted to
9 80 gallons per capita. In Kaueas
With all of her saloons and "hIind yiss'
ne total amount WAS 50 gallon, per
apita, a difference of IS gallons. Docs
rohibition prohibit in Kansas? 1.-THE
ference o. IS gallons of liquor per
apita in Kanses is not due to the pro- s
ibitorY laws of the s.a'e Thv DO saloon |
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13

The Rio Grande is on a ram
page again, several Mexican vii
lagos having been washed away
and crops along the river bottom
destroyed.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13
EilerS Piano House
35l Washington ct,
cor. Park, Portland

Leading piano concern OF the Pacific
Coast. Stores in q i the largest cities
Spokane and Seet'lA, Wash; San Fran
cisco and Sacramento, Gal.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13

The government is looking for
sight for an army post near Med
ford, Oregon.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13

A company has been formed to
construct $4,000 hotel at AS
toris.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13
Through Salt Lake City, Lead.
vile, Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver

Offers the choice of three routes through
the famous Rocky Mountain scenry,
and five Distinct Routes East and South
of Denver.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13
Mrs. Rosa Adams, niece of the late General
Roger Hanson, c. S. A., wants every woman
to know of the wonders accomplished by
Lydia E. Pinlzhan's Vegetable Compound.

De MRS
E Vegetable
Compound
et
been able to BEFORE
land
yours very truly MRS Rosa