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TO PUBLISH A PAPER.
Tom Cumbow Will Start One Of his
O~n at Florence, Cole.

Own at Florence, Cole.
Miss Elizabeth Cumbow OF Texas
is the guest Of SalinA friends. Miss
Cumbow states that her brother, Tom.
formerly Of Salina, is making ar
rangements to publish . paper Of his
own at Florence. Colo. Tom is .
mighty good Newspaper man and 10
bound to succeed in this now under.
t.kInR Of his.-salinA tKan. Union
Mr.. Cumbow il eoiting Twilight
Hours. . monthly household magazine
and the second issue IL just now from
the press.
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Paints, Varuishes. Brushes.
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Washington, June 25-Ainister
Griscome confirms the story Of the
Japanese naval victory in . oablegram
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NATURE TELLS YOU
As MANY A SALT LAKE CITY
READER KNOWS TOO WELL.

When the kidneys are sick,
Nature tells you all about it,
The urine is natures calendar.
Infrequent or too frequent action:
Any urinary trouble tells Of kidney
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Salt Lake City people testify to this.
Thomas Smith. paper hanger. OF 12S
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led me TO reason that II my kidneys
were at fault a stitch in time would
save nine, and the present was the time
to act. for kidney complaint is so grad
ual and SO insidious In its dealings
with ordinary mortals that cOmplica-
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serious trouble. j tried a remedy very
fiatteringly advertised TO cure kidney
complaint, and gave il fair trial. but
il failed to stop my backache. Then
went for Doan's Kidney Pills to the +.
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the treatment II oply required a dose
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just as promised. After their use for
some time the backache and Irregular
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~ Dear Hum h0fr.
/ must tell you the good news. Right
after receiving your letter, the day before
New Years started in with new resolu-
lions on the FIRST Of the year. ] wrote to
Dr. r. Y. Pierce, at Buffalo, y. Y. as you
requested M to do. / gave him all my
symptoms. which were that I was tired
50 tired-all the time and did not care to
20 anywhere. depressed and sad, and all
ambition gone. backache and 4 dTagged-out
feeling, could not sleep, limbs feeling sore
Rnd aching. ] followed the doctors advice,
which he went to considerable pains to
make plain to me-to re-. every dsy--a nap
after iunch-complete observation-disclosures
fcpose Of mind, try not TO worry, get as
much outdoor air as possible, and pTac-
tee l61g, deep breathing. expanding the
lungs. Then for uterine tonic. DR.. PieTce's
Favorite Prescription, coupled with wash
he told me Of. I must say that after follow.
ing his advice for four months feel per
fectlY cured and like a new woman
Yours affectionally. Jewel
Letters like the above are not unusual
Mrs Koonan. elsa Grant Ave, schenectady
=. Y, says II continued with the medicine
until ! had taken i've bottles, also two walls OF
the Pleasant Pellets and ] was cured I al
ways recommend Dr.. Pierce's medicines to my
friends when they are not well"
NV daughter is in quite good health. thank,
70 DR.. Pierce's medicines. NV wishes are thai
ni who are afflicted will thy them and see wha
good car be done for the sick" writes Mrs
Elizabeth Mcconnell Of Rochester. Ind.
Send 81 one-cent stamps to Dr.. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y, for his Common
Sense Medical Adviser. 1908 pages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
BIG PURCHASE OF WHEAT.
Chicago Firm Buys 1000, 900 Bushels
in Northwest.

]. B. fitzpatrick. representing the j.
ROsenbaum Grain company, Chicago. was
in Salt Lake last night and registered at
the Kenyon. His firm recently purchased
100000 bushels of wheat IN Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, cash on delivery
at points along the lines of railway in
those states. The company is using its
own cars to transport the wheat.to CHI
cagO, and the Illinois Central railway has
agreed TO furnish 1,j00 cais for the same
purpose.
wheat is now selling at 70 to Il cents
per bushel in the northwest, and it costs
80 cents for 100 pounds TO transport it to
Chicago. making the price there over 81.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick says the Chicago grain
men are taking much of the crop Of the
northwest, as they are paying more than
the Pacific coast shippers are willing to
to pay. He expects TO see somewhere, be
tween 100000 and 100000 bushels that
should go to the Pacific coast shipped 10
Chicago. There is a heavy shortage in
the wheat crop Of Michigan, Illinois and
Indiana, while the crop In the Dakotas,
Alberta and Manitoba has been consid-
erablg reduced &.
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We Offer You

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and Senator Warren with a number 81
other Wyoming Republicans met Sena-
tor Fairbanks and party IN Utah and
came in with them on the Fairbanks
special. which arrived Esre shortly
after o'clock. Senator Fulton re-
joined the parts az Ogden. He had
intended leaving for his home in Ore
gon last night, but failing to get a
train decided 10 remain with the sena-
torial party for the present the meet
ing. was held in the opera house here.
beginning soon after o'clock. Sena-
tor Clark presided and speeches were
made by Senator's Fairbanks. Dolliver
ana Fulton and Representative smith.
A conspicuous feature in the audience
was body of forty young ladies con-
stituting the Evanston WOmen's club
Of first voters The hail was crowded
and the goeeches were all received
most favorably.
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Paracamph

is a combination OF refined carnpilor and
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TALKS AT BRIGHAM.
Fairbanks Makes Colorless Speech at
This Place.

Brigham city. Utah. Oct. 7.-Senator
Fairbanks spoke here at o'clock to-
day. He come. up from Ogden in his
special. train after. remaining at that
place all night. The meeting was held
In the opera house and all the dis
tinguished men mentioned occupied
seats on the stage, Senator Fairbanks
being flanked on the right side by Sen
ator Smoot and on the left by Senator
Deliver, while Immediately on Dol
liver's left was Senator Kearns. The
attendance was not large. Senator
Fairbanks made an appeal for the sup
port of the Republican ticket, contend
ing that only by keeping that party in
power could the highest degree of pros
perity be maintained He made no
reference TO the. differences existing
among Republicans in this state and
he also failed to refer TO the question
of polygamy.
The senator's speech here was
cordially applauded as were the
speeches of Mr. Smith and Senator
Doiliver who followed in the order.
Congressman w. S. Smith of Iowa,
said there is trustworthy assurances
that the Democratic party has really
permently returned TO sanity as
claimed for it He made plea for the
reelection OF Congressman Howell,
who is a candidate on the regular
ticket. Senator Dolliver referred i'm his
speech to the fact that female suffrage
prevails in this state
For my part" he said. II think the
Republican party has everything TO
gain and nothing TO lose by the sys-
TEN. / trust the intuitive sense Of the
women 10 catch and appreciate the wis
dom of Republican policies for those
policies make for the Improvement of
the home as no other policies can
The party left here at 9:45 a. m. for
Pennington. and Salt Lake. City.
As Senator Fairbanks special train
WAS preparing 10 pull out of Brigham
City a number of young women en-
ployes of an adjacent tomato cannery
came mp to shake hands with Senator
Fairbanks.
How many Of you can voter asked
Senator Dolliver
Only one confessed that she was Old
enough 20 exercise the franchise.
BE sure you vote the Republican
ticket, said the senator.
You can bet your life on that" was
the reply as the train left the station.
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SOME COMMON SENSE
And Bottle of Paracamph Free. - i
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of suffering people fail TO use even a little
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Speech at Pennington.

Farmington. Oct AT Pennington
Senators Fairbanks and Deliver made
brief speeches from the rear platform
OF the Edgemere and Senator Fair
banks shook hands with the people
there cOngregated. In his speech at
that point Mr.. Fairbanks spoke of the
facility Of the Republican party for
government. saying that il amounts to
genius. while he claimed that on the
cthef hand the Democratic party is
absolutely deficient in this respect. He
urged the people of Utah to stand by
the party capable Of best handling the
affairs of the government. saying that
wise policies must benefit all sections
alike, while poor government must be
equally huftful to all
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FAIRBANKS AT EVANSTON.
Republican Meeting Was Held in the
Opera House.

Evanston, WyO., Oct. This little
city on the extreme western border Of
Wyoming tonight holds within its Dor
ders six tSnitcd States senators. They
are Messrs. Fairbanks, Dolliver. Full
ton. Kearns. Warren and Clark. This
is the nome of Senator Clark and he
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Then prompt delivery and that PER
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Monday afternoon is the time Salt
Lake theatre is the place County
mass convention OF. the American party
is the event.
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ParaeampFi Cures

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DO You Suffer From

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Value of Domestic Trade.

Your kindness invites me on said the
speaker. but We are running upon train
schedule. and il is one Of the funda-
mental policies Of the Republican party
never 30 so behind time. Our domestic
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
. GEAR GREATLY eRlEvED.
Did Not Expect Such Severe Fighting
on the Yalu. >

Did Not Expect Such Severe Fighting
on the Yalu. 80
st. Petersburg, May 4.-The emperor
% said to be greatly grieved over the
losses sustained on the Yalu. Those
who have seen his majesty say that he
was dumbfounded when he was in
formed Of the heavy fighting which at
tended the passage OF the river. AS is
we'll understood here General Kuropat-
dn,s programme did not contemplate
such resistance to the Japanese adj
vance. It is said, moreover, that Ku-
ropatkin himself was equally surprised
and so chagrined over the miscarriage
OF his plans that he sent his first tele-
gram to the general staff and not d.
rect to the emperor. a5 The understand
ing here Is that General Sassulitch
had specific orders to avoid anything
like 9 general engagement and 1t is
believed that the Russian commander
at the front probably was deceived In
his estimate OF the strength OF General
Kurolfs artillery. The only consola-
ton for the loss OF the gums Is that
being without their breechlocks they
are Of no value to the enemy. 5$
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RESENTED @ 1Y CHAMBERLAIN
Liberal Member Causes Stir in
House Of Commons.

5S London, May 1. Quitesa little breeze.
was raised In the house OF commons
during the discussion Of the budget
resolution increasing the duties on to-
bacco and cigars by Reginald Nc.
Kenna, Liberal, who insinuated that
the chancellor of the exchequer had
been influenced BY Joseph Chamber
lain's tariff commission and a certain
tobacco merchant who would reap d.
rect benefit from an increased duty
on stripped tobacco. Mr.. Nc Kenna re-
marked on the extraordinary increase
In the importation of unstripped to-
bacco III March BY this representative
or the tobacco trust, who is q member
Eot the tariff commission Both the
chancellor Of the exchequer Austen
Chamberlain. and his father jumped
M and heatedly demanded that Mr..
McKenna should formulate his charges
In express terms.
Mr.. McKenna then disclaimed the
slightest intention of imputing any
thing iishonorab1e to- the chancellor
of the exchequer but he maintained
that Il was remarkable that y member
[of Mr.. Chambe rlain's commission cor
Pectly anticipated what the budget
Droposals were going to be. SIS SIS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
THIRD ATTEMPT A FAIL LIRE.
japanese Admiral Makes Third Unsuccess-
FL Attempt to Block the Harbor En-
trance ID Port Arthur

y. Petersburg. Msy Il 81 report
81 that Vice Admiral Togo made an
ether desperate attempt to block the
entrance to Port Arthur during the
might, but failed. s
Viceroy AlexieR sent ont Il section
q the feet to meet the attack and
/ sank eight f1aships and two Japanese
torpedo boats. The channel Is report
Cd to be clear. N $i
Later the report that Vice Admiral
Togo had made another attempt to
block Port Arthur was: confirmed.
Vtceroy Alexieh reported officially
that the Japanese sent eight fireships
70 block the entrance OF the harbor,
hut they were IN sunk ~ the Russian
torpedo boats and the fire from the
land batteries, leaving the channel
clear. The viceroy also reported that
the Russians sank two Japanese tor.
ped0 boats. 555
NJ Discovered ~ searchlishts.
+. Sss -. :aesnshtns were discovered =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-04
SMITH ELECTED AS MAYOR
ST. Paul, May Ain the city election
in this city yesterday r. A. Smith and
the democratic ticket was elected.
RUSSIAN REPORT OF BATTLE.
Japanese Force Said to Have Mum.
bered 10000 Men. {ses. ..


bered 10000 Men. {.
st. Petersburg, May 4.-General ku-
ropatkin's official report, dated May 2,
says General Sassulitch's force re,
treated in good order, eventually al
irving at Fenghuangcheng. He at
tributes the losses on the Yalu to the
superiority of the Japanese artillery.
The number of casualties or Of the
guns lost are not specified by General
Sassulitch.
According to information just OBJ
tanned from the general STAFF Sassu-
Htch's entire force at the Yalu consist
ed of fifteen rife battalions of 500
men each and five batteries of forty
guns. One regiment of three battal-
ions and two batteries, stationed at
Antung, did not participate in Sundays
fighting and retired without loss.
The heights of kuliencheng and HUI
san were held by four regiments and
four batteries, about 10000 men and
80 guns, against $4,000 Japanese and
100 guns, in addition to 16 12-poundel
siege guns landed from the gunboats
These guns are considered by the Rus
SLAMS to have been responsible fol
General Sassulitch's defeat, as the Rus
sian guns were of light field pattern
with some mountain pieces. ,, o..
The general staff asserts that Gen.
eral Sassulitch had no reserves nearer
than Fenghuangcheng. Reserves, ii
is added, were unnecessary, as Gen.
eral Sassulitch's mission was only to
observe and harrass, but not to i'm.
pede the Japanese.
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DETAILS OF THE LOSSES
Many Russian Officers Killed and Heavy
Losses Both on Sides Of Russians and
Japanese. .2 !. = *. =..

VI TOXIC, May IA supplemental re-
port was received here during the day
from General Kuroki. It is dated Tues
day and SAYS: ..8z a. Z; %..;+. 55
yesterday i the enemy offered a
stubborn resistance against our pur-
suit, adding about 300 to our casual
ties. The enemy stood with resolution
until their artillery, consisting Of two
batteries, lost the majority Of It's men
and horses. They then broke the
breeches and closing apparatus OF their
guns and hoisted the white flag.
According to q captured Russian
smcer Major General Kashtalinsky,
commander of the Third East Siberian
rifle brigaSe. - E2!o2els Of the Elev-
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

According to official figures 1877, 1913
persons attended the ST. Louis worlds
fair on the opening day.
Delegates to the Methodist general
conference continue to arrive at Los
Angeles, Cal, on every train.
Colonel w. G. WEIGH, prominent
lawyer, who served as colonel in the
Confederate army, is dead at Stan
ford, Ky. ST.. @..-.. -.
Two additional deaths from small
pox have occurred in Minneapolis,
making fourteen fatalities since the
epidemlc began.
Mrs. Alexander Ericsson, wife of a
farmer residing six miles from Duluth,
rescued her six children from death in
fire which destroyed their home.
James C. Cook known as the Oldest
practical printer in the United States
IL not in the world, is dead at Milford.
Mass, of old age in his eighty seventh
year. X
The steamer China. which has ar
rived at San Francisco from the ORR
emit, brought shipment OF japanese
gold ven worth $3,S34,350 In United
States gold coin.
Superintendent George Hall OF the
Bessemer mills of the American Steel
and Wire company at Cleveland was
Instantly killed BY q rapidly moving
crane III one Of the mills.
Allan Money, the condemned muir
lerer who shot and killed two women.
ct Saranac Lake, N. II, on Nov. 4,
1902. was put to death in the electric
chair at Clinton prison Tuesday.
II L - E 1850 tz-sg
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$500 4 w e E5,s3i N.
DREW COLLEGE DESTROYED.
Pioneer Institution for Education Of
! ~ Ill Women. IS i ..sl 4 $F


Carmel, N. II, May Drew col
lege, one OF the pioneer educational in
3stitutions for women in the country,
was destroyed by fire during the day,
entailing q financial loss Of fully $780,
900. with only $4,000 insurance The
big dormitory. which housed more
than q hundred students, the members
OF the faculty and number OF serv-
ants, was the last building to catch
IRE and all escaped without danger,
having time to save their personal
effects. 1g 5 ss
The fire started In Smith Memorial
hall and when it was discovered had
gained such headway as TO be prac-
tically beyond control From that
point the flames spread rapidly and
one by one the several buildings were
swept away. The cause Of the fire Is
unknown. Il
Drew college was conducted under
the guidance OF the New York confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
church.