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II DE-. chapmau's CatArrh Cream cures Deafness and
all kinds Of Catarrhs Sores and Cuts Bruises Eema
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c)32 ACRES OF TIMBER UNDERTAKE. WITH
- Coal. One vein open. and No. / ledge of glass
rock that has been tested. Address VIM. Beistel.
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Whittier Drug Co.. 55V Easton Ave, ST. Louis Mo.
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TREE BOOK ON PILES AND FISTULA-
II containing illustrations and much valuable inf,r.
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and Is sent free and postpaid 10 any suffering
Address
w. K Minor, N. D., Author. 1914 North Oak ST.
Kansas city. Mo-
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1OIN THE AMERICAN COLONY NOW FORM
Ing to make homes In Tropical Mexico; I0474 acres
In the rubber and coffee belt viii be sold In
es ard up at e5 TO $40 per acre, according to location
For mrther particulars write Geo. Grau 2I7 Edgar St
Evansville, Ind.
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49, -. D1Ss
A asA - HAL. Ssreee. SprineseuS, 0Ass
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SCOTCH coLIIEs SCOTCH coLLTEs AND
Collie bitches IN whelp and eight weeks old pima
are high bred rom prize gsttsn and eligible reg
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L,LORIDA-THE COUNTRY FOR OLD VETS.
Il No rheumatic, catarTh, lung troubles Ex-
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ISOR EALE-es-ACRE FARM, 8 MIKES PROM
County sat. Owen Co.. Ind; " cleared house:
stable; orchard; improvements moderate. 90 per
acre Great Bargain H. u. SAtpf, Greensboro,
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LycZEMA IN ALL ITS FORMS. PILES AND
IL Skin Diseases Of every description promptly and
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ID B. g. MEANS BRIDwELDs BONE sALvE
lief TO all the following: Sores Burns Scalds Eczema
and Scrofulous Sores old and lingering Ulcers Sent
70 any address for 30 cents =. Brdweil, Chesapeake
Beach. Md.
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"ARNE6S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ness send Cor catslcg and price list 70 r. H Rawlings
= Sons, Rutland, Ohio -
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A NTHONY B. CARR LATE OF CAsTLErON.
AN or bis heirs, will hear OF aomething to adv
fage by addressing Public administrator Quincy, III
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UyONDERFULl WONDERFUL! WONDERFUL,
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stops falling hair In 10 dAys.e permanent dandru
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IpoR SALE OR ExcRAEaE-s3fA ACRES. VERY
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RADIO; near n r; surroundkd ninth fine open grazing
Write owner, Comrnde j. Fl Vaughn, 1875 Court Place
Denver Colorado.
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STAMPS AND COINS.

NYOTICE-THE HEADQUARTERS OF TIE
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24lS North Alabama street, IndianapoIis Indiana
All Communications must be addressed 70 win T.
Atkins Commander. u. &. v. N, Flag Officer Com
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FTExAB HOMES IN A GARDEN SPOT. NEA1 j,
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VTANTED-A PARTNER IN THE POULTRY
w and other stockbreedfng business, with less
than $500 to furnish breeding stock and equipment
have IS acres land. large sixroom dwelling. and some
outhouses Healthy, desirable location La tide-water
section OF Virginia Full particulars will be given to
really Interested persons Address A. s. Garnetf now
at Soldiers Home. Richmond, Va.
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THoR CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE WRITE nc
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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL ELECTRIC
"A eits, each In neat case sample. u u eiecr
rlc insole, 3 cts ef Scotts nickei- plated inhaler
% cts send stamp for circulars and net price list
w. G. Avery d Co., Corinih, Vermont.
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TT YOU DESIRE TO LOCATE IN THE SUNNY
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TI1AKE NOTICE-THE BEACON HARNESS Co
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next six months. See their advertisement.
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"EDICAL ELECTRIC BATTERIES. FOR RI.
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81 Anson, Ne. Please incioss stamp when writing.
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TOR sALE-,TWO VACANT LOTS IN THE
thriving City Of Kokomo, Ind. Address n. n
Surface, West Manchester, Ohio -
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PERSONAL.

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IT HAVE A TEN ACRE LOT OF LAND WITH
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DURE BLOOD MEANS A HEALTHYsEIFE:
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TF YOU WANT A HOME ORA GOOD INVEST.
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the climate Is mild and healthul nj very reasonable
figure l2 TO e35 per and Increasing value) call
on or write Block d Benest, Severy, Kan.
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LSOR SALE-4s9 ACRES OF LAND IN THE
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80 acres In cIlIvation ITO under fence: two sets Of
buildings; fine spring; good range for stock twp mines
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IsoR SAI.E-THREE vALUAREEP PROPERTIES
II Centrally located. Good Investment
A. Seymour, WifkesB Barre, Pa
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w ANTED IMMEDIATELY-ONE OR TWO
w persons In every town In the u. s. to distribute
circulars from house to house. will pay cash. Send
10 cents for sealed sampled This work
LeRoy N. Y.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16

With two precincts missing, the
Third, of the Eighth, and the Fifth, of
the Ninth, Mayor Robert A. Smith has
a majority in the primaries of 2,724
over Col. Fred. p. Wright, his leading
opponent on the Republican ticket.
At $50 o'clock this anornins no re-
turns had been received by the news
papers from these precincts, but they
are certain to make Substantial addi-
tions to the Democratic totals, though
they cannot change the results ma
teriaIIy anywhere, and will not affect
the aIdermanic contests,
The primaries of yesterday indicated
nothing so much as the sustained pop
ularity of Mayor Smith,
He was renominated by an immense
majority and by q vote that certainly
indicates his election.
He will have for his opponent Ex-
Mayor F. B. Wright who easily strip
ped his opponents. One Of the sur
prises Of the day was in the run made
by H. S. Fairchild. who appears to
have accumulated more votes than Mr..
Leighton, although the latter was early
in the field and was thought to have a
chance for the nomination.
The Seventh ward helped Col. Wright
out, but Mayor Smith got a vote in that
stronghold of Republicanism that
shows it will be debatable ground at
the worst on election day.
Comptroller Betz will have A. R..
Kiefer against him, but there is that in
the returns which shows that the col
onel is going to haYe much worse
time on election dag than he had in
beating Eugene Finger.
Treasurer Otto Bremen was given a
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Continued on Sixth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16
Special Cable to The Globe.

Special Cable
Copyright, 1904 New Yor Herald)
TOKYO, Tuesday-A has been today
escaped O night
vladivostok got
that the whole
naval battle hourly serious sua
will be the Russians evading
the Japanese fleet
The probability however, is that the Japanese in
sufficiently bring
which be decisive put naval
power in the far
FOUND RUSSIAN SAILORS DEAD
o
Copyright, 1904 New FIerald.9
NAGASAKI, Tuesday.-A hospital ship arrived at
SasehO killed
fleet in attack Arthur, March
wounded doing well consequence prompt
they hospital
scalded severely through piercing boil
Of their while the others mostly
low waist. All Of the Russian Steregu
Schtschi boarded
found lying dead on the deck except the IN the engine
prisoners, after
Steregu
firing re-
senbled honeycomb
exploit O a japanese n beheadng
with Of his ertlass
enthusiasm admiration in japanese navy.
JAPANESE SPIES CAUGHT.
Special to The
Copyright, 1904, o Herald)
CHIFU Tuesday-Russan sources report capture n
March 9 Of eighteen Japanese Chinese
borers the village Of Wangin West Arthur
believe these during
days attack The being Mukden,
the viceroy's orders.
NORWEGIANs SWORN TO SECRECY.
The Norwegian steamers Argo de-
tanned at Arthur opening yes
terday any port
days. captains sign sworn dec
laratOn the present situation.
SEOUL IS HOUSECLEANING
Special to The Globe.
Copyright 1904, York FIeraldo
SEOUL, Tuesday-The Korean court making elaborate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16
THE NEWS INDExED

PAGEI.
Naval Battle Promised.
Northern Securities Decision Discuss
ed.
PAGE II.
Republicans Choose Convention Dele
gates.
Board of Control Still Refuses to Ex-
plain.
PAGE III.
Minneapolis Matters.
News of the Northwest.
PAGE Nv.
Editorial Comments.
British Government Defeated in Par
Lament.
PAGEV.
In the Sporting World.
Work of Congress.
News of the Railroads.
PAGE vi.
Results of the Primaries.
PAGE VII.
Results of the Primaries.
PAGE Viii.
Of Interest to Women.
The Globes Popular Wants.
PAGE TX.
Financial and Commercial.
PAGE X.
County Auditor Fails to Provide
Enough Democratic Ballots.
"An Evening in Russia"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16

nominated had ouch the larger vote
yesterday.
Cloudy, but not too damp, yester-
day proved ideal for the primary
election. and but for the fact that there
was comparatively no contest as to the
principal offkss, the vote would un-
doubtedly have been heavy.
In the minds of the people the con-
test did not have that interest that 1t
would have possessed if there had been
some close contests in sight for the
nominations for mayor. comptroller
and city treasurer. It was conceded
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16
.CONF|NE SCOPE OF
COURTS DECISION
Mr.. Lind Says the Minority
Opinions in Securities
Case Do This.
Globe Special Washington Service,

Globe Special Washington Service,
14f7 G Street.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 15.-
Representative Lind said today, re-
garding the Northern Securities deci-
sion:
CAS- I understand the decision of the
court, it is not so radical or sweeping
as it might appear at first sight. Five
justices seem to have agreed that the
corporation known as the merger COM
pany could not legally do the things at
tempted. On the other hand, five JUS
tices, the four dissenting and Justice
Brewer, held that if it had been done
by an individual instead of a corpora
tion it would have been proper. 1t was
Justice Brewers vote, based on his
idea that a corporation could not do
these acts, which swung the opinion of
the court against the Northern Securi-
ties company.
"The decision announces the law ap-
plicable to corporations and the law
for the state of facts existing i'm this
case; but a careful reading of the mi
nority opinion and of the reasoning in
Justice Brewers opinion does much to
COlllliG tuC SCOpG u Lu6 uSClSlOH. LII
my judgment this will be appreciated
by lawyers when they shall have had
an opportunity to read carefully the
full text of the findings
Senator Elkins, of West Virginia,
chairman Of the committee on inter-
state commerce and author of the FL
kins bill at the last session, said;
For years have been outspoken in
my opinion that the railways should be
relieved from some of the solecisms Of
the law to which they now are sub
jected. / have put my views in the
shape of bills offered in the senate in
the past With respect to the situation
growing out of the supreme court de-
cision 1 cannot say anything at this
time, as have not digested the de-
cision. do not know to what extent
1t reaches, or how comprehensive 1t
may prove. think, however, that all
the members of the committee on in
terstate commerce will read the deci-
sion with interest, and undoubtedly
discussion of it's effect will ensue.
Il do not look for any legislation,
however, upon this subject of relief for
the railways at this session of con-
gress. Ultimately congress will have to
take cognizance of the fact that the
railroads are commanded to maintain
rates on the one hand and enjeined
from combining to maintain them on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16

that r. A. Smith, the present Demo-
cratic incumbent, would walk away
with the nomination of his party, and
likewise considered a certainty that f.
p. Wright would be favored by the
Republicans.
portant offices, there was no doubt
whatever of the outcome. Louis BetZ,
for comptroller, had no opponent on
the Democratic side, and A. r. Kiefer
was conceded the Republican nomina-
tion for this Office. Otto Bremen, DEM
ocrat, was not opposed for the nomina-
tion for city treasurer, and the Repub-
lican who will oppose him at the cleo
ton, John Hedman, likewise secured a
place on the ticket without contest
Some Aldermanic Contests.
The real campaign, and the only
feature that attracted interest. was
the vigorous fight made on both sides
for assembly and for aldermanic nom-
nations. But for these features the
election might have occurred without
stranger in the city having been any
the wiser. The keenest Of the fights was
the one .waged in the Eighth ward for
the Democratic nomination for alder
man, where five men contended for the
honor with vigor and spirit. There was
witnessed division of the people as be-
tween the candidates. though the con-
test, severe as 1t was, was carried on
without the display of personal feeling.
Happily for the candidates and for the
outcome of the election, the bitterness
usually displayed on such occasions
candidates, and the friends of each
were apparently confident that their
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16

In ST. Paul and vicinity today:
Fair; snow In northeast portion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16

very handsome vote, running along
with the head of the ticket. John He'd
man opposes him.
The weakness of the Republican vote
was best evidenced in the Fourth ward,
where poor showing was made.
Charlie De Witt said early this morn
ing, 'I am sure all in, and am for HUI
ber It ought to be easy for him now"
The people had given some atten-
ton to the assembly ticket, and the
vote was large, the selections made
showing this. The Democratic ticket is
infinitely the stronger, and the men
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-16
CAUSE
JAPS ANXIETY
BOTH THEIR FLEETS ARE
SAID TO BE AT SEA

Tokyo Report Has 1t That the Russian
Squadron Escapes From Port Ar
thur and That the Four Cruisers
at Nadivostok Got Away---Word of
d Great Naval Engagement Is Hour
yExpeCted---Japanese Attack Port
Arthur With Shells of Russian
Manufacture.
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Continued on Third Page.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
stock is All Rioht.

Tho reports published in the terri
torial press that cattle in southwest.
ern New Mexico are suffering, and
even dying. for lack OF water and food
are erroneous. Two well-known cat.
tlemen from two such widely distance
portions Of the county as the Burro
Mountains and Mule Greek In the ex-
IRENE western portion Of the county
are unanimous In saying that the cat.
tie In their districts are In good on
dition-better, says n OF them. than
he has seen during the seventeen
years OF his residence In New Mexi-
co. The cattle industry Is n Of the
greatest Of Grant county,
and whatever affects II. Affects all
lines Of trade. Consequently, it Is a
matter OF pleasure to the Enterprise
to be able to announce that the cattle
industry Is not In the demoralized
condition MS some Of the territorial
papers would have us believe. En-
terprise.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

Anxious thoughts sometimes perpiex
the wife who sees maternity before her
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stocks in Malpals.

Ak tho time Of the recent earth
quake shock in Socorro county and
vicinity u cattleman was driving a
herd southwark near the Malpais in
this county. Upon HIS arrival in Ala.
mogordo he reported that he had
heard a strange rumbling noise and
two distinct explosions At the Nal.
pals and that he was unable % &C.
count for II. When he compared dates
and time with the earthquake shock
In Socorro county he was satisfied that
the same shock was felt at the
Malpais. II Ii known that the Malpais
are the result OF some ancient vol.
canic upheaval and II Is said that what
has been can be again. so with the
recent shocks In TIT section Of New
Meico the Malpais attested It's claim
10 old.time volcanic disturbances.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Ridpway Goes Up.

The many Alamogorio friends Of II.
Ridgway will be pleased to learn
that he was recently made superin-
tendent OF the Mexican Central shops
at Aguas Calientes. Mexico. This Is
a very responsible position as they
are the most important shops on the
line. employing about 5000 men. and
covering several hundreds acres OF
ground. Mr.. Ridgway was formerly
superintendent OF motive power on the
Il. T.. n. +, and resigned early last
summer 70 30 70 the City Of Mexico
To look after business interest and
take the superintendent Of a large
iron foundry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Homestead Contest case.

Testimony is being taken today in
the Santa 20 United States land Office
In the contest case OF Apolonio Chavez
ct al 81 Gaiistco against the
homestead entry or Fcllciana Marquee
on the ground that she IL not the head
81 a family and o nm abandoned or
deserted woman and therefore not en-.
titled 10 make homestead entry. The
tract Il on the townsite OF Galisteo
and contestants claim preference
RICH, Of entry. The land involves LOT
1. sw II, Sc ~. NE IL. Sc ia. and
Sc IL. NJ "a, section Is. T IA N, r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
When You Have a Cold.

The first action when you have a
cold should be TO relieve the lungs.
This Is best accomplished by the free
use % Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
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and causes It's expulsion from the air
cells Of the lungs, produces q free
expectoration. and opens the secre-
tons. A complete cure soon follows.
This remedy will cure a severe cold
In less time than any other treatment
and II leaves tho system In d natural
and healthy condition. II co~unferacts
any tendency toward pneumonia. For
sale by nil druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
a Nlnht Alarm.

Worse than an alarm or fire at night
Is the brassy cough OF Group, which
sounds like the children,s death knell
and 1t means death unless something
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Tar never fails TO give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst forms OF
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ton. Ky, says: my three year old
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doctor said she could not live. got
a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, the
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her life" Foley's Honey and Tar is
best for Group and whooping cough.
contains no opiates, and cures quick.
~. Careful mothers keep it In the
house. Refuse substitutes. For sale
by Depot drug store.