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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
BULLION SUPPLY EXHAUSTED.
Mints viii Turn Out No More Silver
Dollars. Il Is Said.

Dollars, 1t Is Said.
Portland, Ore, July There Will
never be another silver dollar coined
in this country" said George t. Rob
erts, director of the United States
mint, in an interview here. Mr.. Rob
erts is enroute to Alaska and made
this statement in answer to question
put to him by a representative OF
The Oregonian.
mo, there will be no new silver dof
lars turned out by the government
plants unless by some chance 10 tc
/ congress should be elected, for the
supply of silver bullion purchased un
der the Sherman act is exhausted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
Explosion In Arsenal.

st. Petersburg, June 30.-An explo-
sion last night believed to be the re
suit of an outrage, destroyed a por
tion of the arsenal at Cronstadt, In
cluding the chemical laboratory.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
JOSEPH RYAN DEAD.

Head of Nevada Delegation to the Ma
tional Convention.
st. Louis, July 1.-Joseph Ryan,
Democratic national committeeman
from Nevada and head of the Nevada
delegation to the Democratic NATION
al convention, died today at the Jeffer-
son hotel of pneumonia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02

The Chinese confirm previous re-
ports that large ship is ashore south
east of the Lao TT Shan promontory.
The Japanese have captured two
small forts 10 miles east of Port
Arthur.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
Renewing Itself.

The chronicles of crime in the news
papers do not show that the world Is
growing worse, but that it is Just
learning how bad it is.-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
J. H. POOLE g. SONS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
z ALL w AY.
Schedules Effective. June 18th, 1904

Arrival and departure OF trains at Ameri
Gus, Ga.-Central of Georgia Railway Pas
sengcr Station. 90th Meridian Time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
DIED AT MONTGOMERY.

Captain Graham Was Prominent In
Alabama Politics.
Montgomery, Ala, July 1.-Cap
tain Edward Alfred Graham, district
attorney for the Southern and Sea
board. former member of state sen
ate, legislature, constitutional conven
ton, mayor and city recorder and q
prominent secret order man, died here
this morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02

A metal roof is said to be positive
protection against the building 1t COW
ers being struck by lightning
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02

WHICH Io U6IIIS IGpdII g
A Chinaman, who Il
last night and who ari
there are only four RI
cruisers and battleship
and none outside. T
walls that the faster
in eluding the five jar
maintaining the blocks
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
Departures.
Arrivals.

Macon. ............e........ 9 o IS
From FIorala, Dothan and Albany 40 p u
hartford and Albany. =. Il 38p m
Atlanta and Macon. ~ So p m
-" Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta
and Macon ................... *6 10 N
From Columbus and intermediate
points .............. ........, -. 10 50 p m
From Columbus and intermediate
points Observation-Disclosures. 20 a N
From Columbus and intermediate
points. .........................s1 s12 40 p N
From Birmingham Columbus, via
Fort Valley. ........................ rs 10 10
From Birmingham, Columbus, via
Fort Valley ey.................... 80 IS N
From ALBANY and intermediate
points. ......... ................... IS 0S ID
From Troy, Montgomery and
Eufaula ..... ,....,....... 1900. VI 38 p M
From Troy Montgomery and
Eufaula. ......... ............. $40 25 p II
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02
PORT ARTHUR SITUATION.
For Several Days Shells Have Fallen
In Town.

In Town.
Che Foo, July 1.-7:30 p. ma par.
ty of Russians and Chinese arrived
here today by junk direct from Port
Arthur, having left there yesterday.
For several days shells from both
land and sea have been falling in the
town, but doing little damage. The
Russians who resisted the advance OF
the Japanese suffered severely. Many
dead and wounded men have been
brought to Port Arthur The hospital
there is overcrowded. 1t is difficult
to obtain correct information in re-
gard to the fleet. The Russians main
tain that it is intact with the excep'
tion of the battleship SevastopoI
L saI,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-07-02

Close connection at Cordele for all points
north and south. At Colu mbus for all
points west, and at Montgomery for
New Orleans, Mobile ,aIl Texas points and the
southwest and northwest.
For further information as to schedules,
rates, ETC., to points beyond our line, apply to
E B, EVERETT, Agt, Americus, Ca
II. H. MCLENDoN, II, A. Americus-
w P. SCRUGGs, II. p. A., Savannah.
CnAs f. STEWART. A.G.P,A Sava
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
For Oy s MY Y srs

airs. p'inslow.s 80 hing s; zap h.
fssp n~ed D. a%iifIi,us II mpibsrs z"
nsi, chil1rso while tesihing. ~ disfufb
20 ~ might ard broken ~ yoar fezi b.
a sick child suffering ana crying vii
s@,.n % C0itsns Teeth. send ~ once ane
gef q bottle II "Ars Wiaal wts Sooih
ls Strip for CbIE1reh Teelbl0g /
go relieve tss pVDf iilie sufferer TIA
aeaiatsi. Dsps',l Hpon if mOghers
s*Is j. ne mistake about u. Il cure
JtaftbGsA. rsggisfsS the sfopaf7i at
..oN eis. ga, - sin Cstle. = ,tsns b
'3anis. rsauess iunatnfpag pm. AMI gss.
are aud s0sfgt - me saels system
Nrs. Wiftsie@ so-ttnlf K - rus for emu
afsn tssf Ing - DleasAug 80 the tart.
,ad IL the prescription 81 ~ ~ IN
11ssi ana bssf fstnais fhg sieiaus an,
curses ~ shs United States Pfics tweh
Y.Dre .nts u DDtfie. Mold by al A.us
&stF throughout the World. lie sure anc
'sk for 'ttrs Wtpsi"e"s s,ofhfps syrur
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

M aess svevgwSsre crafs@ ore Afingf.
eeeza Cure fer re asreBfrx e has -
Esasa and ne 8ees % ssefr lsfre ores .
sss saved = certain esre Tor aouxn
eTosD ard rkoopsEg couga 4 T. sDaf
ford poesasasser, % Caew~ " eh~ sags
= Our EfaDS 2sr9 @as gaeQ0sepCGs from
sssan2ssft0a @sf1az ? sent5ea ard ssf
be attack u co o Ore 1fnet~ CcG2f
Cure quEek5g ~ ed and egfe9 her arr
T @ssot sgasse f. too hszaTg Ore tffs
nse CanTh Cure rsfieveS camghs NIKE
breathing easy oss rat phegn JsaSf
0at fnT1mnaat N arr @mae 80
eaes~e ~ = oae9h ara strain % lung-
fold By Brg@a Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Ffsz1 sae wszG@rfEl szess8 q Nree =
aeasxrasag &c asaplgf.x esps - 1asse@~
gers On ocsaa voyages, % KAY BE taxes
Tor ggsnssS aaas ne tad s1saa nsgs1
ter aas aosase % sssg. 81 ab@ vale d
g 20 travellers sesNess sas Cd and sreB
.wsre1 csaaoe &c sp-srsstnatsG &ssrher
ia & o~osgss 60 eysrsssaat& TIE gzhEs %
Hos sGgsrs Eor1aGa Etters SIS eases %
soer appetite hear srssn f8tg1sHey, ~
sersn5a, 6ssD aG g@G4 @st o. e SIRE
rsss, s&oass@ss eaUs, Gs ger@rJ *
b8a y or rssBarfa- Tn@ fer r. shs mast
& ns has asougae s1cEt 10 nas1g w0@s@r-
fEf esasss shze Z e recognize sVerYwkses
aad b. saoss everyone 90 81 me Org
onaSca as<s ire fhst wm ~ = fhs@
ailments Ore b tie viii e1sf-g eosy-nes
g09 ~ ls 1asFses Try IL ts68y>
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
Hf8r0sY Or T0dNg1ofrIS0

Next Taqrslag viii be ~Th4akHsfeEg
Day, rs<sf&r1g "a Aas<Slesa fastg 9 or
hasGs9 S9@n ny Gs rtagsgsa fstas 3
Taasxsgfy1s x Day az us rop xnop f-
aas lasste 81 b. G0vesnes- B~ran6toFG,
ffas sfsG governor ~ Ma saeaa sGss CT
sry, VITO s<F ap@rf . dry for fsss As
ara rsDsesss "a ~e1 az ~ prayer arr
qasse a gsss@ ssessssre was ~g aasr =
70 creep into the lives N re eDIoassss
. pier issl harvest aaa bees gwen then,
ard "a gf8t5tg1s for this Gov. Efsn6~
fefa agye8rtsa ne q h dgy 81 D1c naaF
fs11, 70 BE- observed for she exussasoa ~
9ogoes gratssaGs, IT fhe eososists phs
hsd sst led there. eHgy about 81 y sys
ha6 survived ire extreme hard hips o.
she first 6rsasfsi vnse-. bit I ess wet
10 s-gTy al as Trepsrrg for goycss
fsas / u en Dsre set ~ o he VS.
fofss > for game. switch was abssadars.
arsl IL was at sfis lest val thai fbs igr-
key gas crouned ki1x of the Amsfleah
faH fetal hoard
NJ 6aybYs1k On tbe ~evea.fGg no-nlrg
me annen On the hlEtep ibgnde eg
forth q summons and a solemn process
sion u nsn, women and child en- I'D BY
E1esr - eNfs En-. carrytrg ms ~ be. wsta
Geysrnor Erandford b II gfr q ~ me rear
proceeded TO rs mse ig hou The
v5ts ~eoDeIassd, the Eeopse feyalfeJ o
their homes 70 enjoy their fsstlrg vsnz
as guests u band ~ fffead'y indian
King Massaso.t and his nj fotIowess.
who proved u usicorne add ION 20 me ,
number, Great stores Of v~efslson wsr.
eentf3bo1 I'd NJ tie rcd men ard me fes-
tivitses were kept no for three days. ana
consisted u religious exercises, wat
dances by he say ges ard military drIIs
by Captain Band sh's ~ue1~fraf ed sol
diers Other days sf n 4bksgfsiaz we're
CD sfysa as time went On but not ensf
1874 IA The Observance bscone anpu Il
Aassaebusetfs and as q natl nal bci Day
IT. observance f. OF but recent da.s AZ
ter The Civ I war IL received an annual
appointment for the last Thursday In
vof all the time. The day Is one for
family reunions. for the home IA her.
iDgs Of scattered famiiss and friends
and for special outward ut erancea Of
sincere and crate uI thanks by both ma
tIen ard N iv.du i.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Yoe gsnf = rsmedy thai VII not on
give quick relic. but effect = 20 m1nens
eBfe
Ygu SyAnt a reue<sy that NIL rei,egf
tie ggngs ard keep sKpeetoFa Ion cay.
Yoa want = remedy taaf VII %cOanferaeg
any tendency toward pneumonia
You want a remedy that t. pleasant ana
xafs ~ take.
Chamberlain . Cougn RemeGT meet az
d these requirements ard for the sp@eGJ
aa1 -@rrnanen crre ~ bid colds stand
1isagst a peer. FOR sale b. Brown Bros
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
Suffered 8 NDiTNS

& eaB heaffflg fertT1ngeng AIKEN
= A1sLETs Tor psta ag6 5lDn4
aef lfoalbse@ 1asS b@en zIfferIng
fDf elEhi u1Offbt aud irist; mat, rem
eifes Without aa3 Keller anfn ! III
&eKEIES DYSPEPSIA FxBIETs
= bfeb . asea 0fs1t d sIIssff rns ane
m ~ o~effepfly @eil THANKING 10
81 the sf,ssdj reeovsrt an greet
flis yDBrs ERA%CJE GA%&Dtt
. nnJvei Wash fOr "a . bt s, on
p1f- SEM - ~ ~ fsn1ker 4 =.
Banals $ T.. for a free trial ra.sl
sxe %Othfus ike tb"m
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
FOREST LIEU SELECTION 40. 1911.

FOREST LIEU SELECTION No. 13l.
United states Land OiiiCe.
Carson Civ. Nevada. Ocl. b 80. 1871.
Nolte l. hereby given taai tho ~
Lana hnd tattie company. Limited. By
~ vain Siatd. itS attOrleS -in-fact. Whose
~ICatoiilce address IL Gul, onia. Humboldt
county. stat of Nevada. ats made tp-
pllrhtion H. select ulni,i the Act of con
X esy Of June 7. 1891 ,O stut. 80. the 10.
lev fng described tnci OF lana. - Wit
4 lie North i.aSi ca after OF the North
" est Quarter me. 4, uf The nv ~ ~
seton Twenty -four t2b Toan snip ior-
lystv 40 North, Range fiirtv-ate go
East. NJ. ID. T. * NJ. emtul ng torty
,l0t apies, stu ted In ,idnh.hl. County,
: ate 81 Nevada within he larsen ,Ity
Land Iiatiiei, State OF N.vdla.
within thirty tBD days from the tirst
public ltion of this M Ice. process or
contests ag" insl the sail ~ele, iiop upon
the grounds thai the iauI ,iesCf'iel. ~
amy Iortion Il eieof. h. occuned or is
moe valuable fur Ia mineral han .nr
ngi let ltutai ~ grazing lrlua -. vlil be
received ~ thi office ~ upitd COR re
port "a h. Commissioner II ,ae General
Land on &c.
This notice To he ntih iSfeu tor the pc
riod OF six 90 consecutive weeks.
D. ~ 'iAiIdJ'.
Rec
Date OF nist publication. Oct y. tct
~ "a q.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Careiessregp Il responsible for many =
-aiiTaY wreck and fhe same caugea arc
1akrz human vrecka - psrercrs from
Throat aud Lung fr0utfes ~uf since tie
sdVenf ~ DR.. Kings New Dfscnvery rer
.orsemrsfaB. c9rgNa ard raFde. even 80
eor@t ca@ea ran b. cured ard hos eies
enfgra1cn - RI iareer rece~sarv. afr~
: of9 Crsge ~ Dorchester. VA = T. ne
= nauv eh se rSe Va@ saved ~ -,
EfuRfa View Tftcoverv This grea' rem
81 ~ guaranteed FIR al Th-oq' a~r
: ure d,ss~9er nv rrnwn Prs. Org
LETS. Prize nc. and H.g. Trial bottles
90.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
FOREST LEI ,EL.E TON X; IL
Gnittd Sta.eS Land OiiIce.

h@
Cnitsd States Land Oillce.
Carson ely. Nevada. October IL. 1901.
..o..ee IL hereby given tia,
iand aus athe Company. Limited. by
~ vain Siafd, las alto. ncS -in-iact. wnose
pos. once audfcsA IN u | unaa. iiumboiut
County, 5sate OF het a,.a. has made APP
plict,IOn Ia select und.i The ~ of ton
gees 81 June I. 1891 ~ STAT. 81. the fol
loving descf ibtd tract III land. TO SIT
] he south " est GA t'teI Of The n brtn
Nstsl quarter SA. y > sN. -! Sec
ION oae 80. rowD IA. fpr s.. ouI to
.Norih. Rang iLi'ty hine %, i.isl Al.
~ ". ~ al. soh.aiuinI i"ftv aG.,s 10,
situated ~ ~ iutbs 81, [ . t.uty. state u
Nevada wtthii. the arson 'sty LII,
Dis lei, Safe of NaVeda.
WITHIN thtr.S t3Dl days from the frst
publicati n of tn no zee. uotts y or
con, estA against the sHil selection ulntn
the grounds that the land ,iess, iDcsi. or
any pol ton thereof. H. occupied or -
n oie valuable foI liz mineral han foI
agl icLlthial ~ gfazing purta,F =. Viii To-
received ri thi office AMI noted for re
port TO he Commissioners If Tie 'senerai
Land Once.
This notice 10 be- plbil slni ~ the y.
fiOd OF slx to consecutive w",k-.
O. -. GAl.infp.
Register.
Date of FIRST publication. Oct. =. isJl
~ y .l1-2
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
NJ,iCe to Hunters

itccbpse We have cattle now feeling Il
ittr fieldS Tia ~"n.f maB se fr.... hunt
srs. We hereby give nnt nnf al per
sonr afe netebS forbidden to snooi ~
nirehhrss ufssft ais 90 hun upon the
tam hes along the Humboldt river ow me-,
by the Undersigned.
NtNON N Lee CATTLE 90
STAtFFEK n REMNANT
Il o.. a q. - BLiSF.
~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Perhaps ygu have never fhoughi ~ :.
srf the fart must 10 asrsarsn' - eTArv
er~ that 2 s~3atfrafio1 = ran 81 b. q lacy
= water - me sva'em. ard 80 nae of
fresfie ~ hsrffcs ike 30 oid-faEhsorf~
Ills Nrlv makes 4 bod matter wav@~
tarh~ria. orpech ard ftver Ta-p
a@ ~" much nnnr~ MID ard re7.fe =
.Afir effect. srd vvt~~ fhe sr0~e~ 1ve- .
aken fher actin f. ~ nasFfrsl 'has no
an Hardfy realize : ~ Tho e~e~f - =
*edlof~e Try = - re- botfse Of them.
70 sale bv prowrn Rroa.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Dew1t'e Witch Hazel ssiye has cs.ree
thog ar6a ~ eazes n ~ ~ - h0~aht a
soz " DeWItfs witch Hare salve IN
.h@ recommendation ~ orr = uerss. $.
~rffep & ~ faCT0'z - 4 yasa To-
ard Ta~d Il for = ~ hip9ro case ~ f9fe-
/" carefi me permanently Sold D.
2f0Wn Pros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

Ia MW Oklahoma cSrsa~ss eT1y two
sarv-s having sssrs saaa s4m aszs5 esars
are = eaa seze@ sss-s Gle8 90 E48aS
81 ssssr = go aays sesa zssss 20 aer
5o5GIaraen snGs sGre ia
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
FORREST LI-r tE.E *rT Y ~ %
f-rffed States Land Cfice.

frtfed States Land Cfics.
FarpOn city. Nevada. Ocfeb 5 tmn
Notice l. ~ EDS given that The Aziec
Land and cattle company. Limited BY
SglVGtn Siafd. ifs alto ~rey-iu-facf. whose
fosiofice I'd iresE j. Col onGa. Humboldt
County. Sta . Of Nevada. has made at-
plica ION 20 select under the Act Of fon-
u ezN Of Jrre T. 1881 ~ Stat. 30. me FOL
loving Gesctlbed tract ~ land so-wi. f:
The S9uth one haif o. ih@ Spr.h t3tef
ore quarter IS. 81 OF he NE W Section
twenty f0t r 80 Township Forty-fiye i4ob
North Range Thirty nine f3aD East. NJ
- f. p NJ. containing G ghfy go acr,y
st'uftfd In ~ mbolif Cou1.y. stare -
Nevada. vi hin tie Ca'4n CITY Lane
Dfrfrfcf St3te ~ NeVada
within thirty f30 dayr from the hrst
public tion Of this no lee. p~rntesfs ~
ccn eSfF aRairsi the r4t1 selection upon
the grounds that the land descrf' og
any portion tterepf. H. 0ccup.-l or l.
NOR "alu bic for IT. mmer u ban for
ae1i .ltural 80 grazing '1irtsls'H. aflI he
received - fhie office AMI hoieS tor 80
port 20 the Commissioners ~ tie Genera
Land orc 20.
This notice 10 he .pu:sti4t, 4 nr the pe
Rod of six 80 consecutive Nog4
-. II. ~ fI1'
Register
Date Of first publication. Oct. q. 1901
D2i-is
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

In The Year 100 Germany had = X y-rve
CONNER cIal houses In Japan operating
with a capital Of between g. 90 90 an
Goo).ooo. There were also during IN II
year many German Industrial, undertake
inEs In Japan wi h a capital OF a little
mo than ~ ool.col German interests
In Form osa and Korea amounted TO
about 81, 500 900.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

ssszs rae sss@a.ag scsG II sae Pa-A1>a1e
ExEsr1x
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

E1- FssszsurT. wep M-Fs d rs~1 ssf1
ta.ss a 5ntss aecvsen she are zr- - &C.
% N4Ssen Is z fzI FvE-g Tae war
aszes saes <ss eanGrra Ese rszzsr. rnsggs
1t seazrs RAJ rte activity al ora tae
IRE zeaezsss saar 5csa arzz.ss are ss ~
Ta@ E4sssaa. according 20 G@rersI as-
recsskfa's segssr are pFssa 9 the gasaa-
sse left while a Very -slgaf1canr =ggs-
-41t 81 re gzeare E Is rszes g sars
ra sarsg-eps aagss - 2 % M@e1sn
a srrsT 20 rs -Esezs se : IN e
ezeer last nsgats 94te saga the sarrs~
has sezsa ard tkat ere taazser o. re
gEE& Is g16@sxE
W ESea. Wv II. sGa kin y Y. D.
4 severe artillery Ere sss openes on fh@
RaasAaa rSas eonnaenesrg Al dagfght 30
dag ard lasting Tor several a5urs. There
uaa also Intermittent ssrg arrng she
cay. The Reaa8-ns a. ex ecaf1 q he goa
ersg ast&ek On The part o. TIE J Daaese
CEe FOO. Nov. B-The eane Tasv-
pig and Pfozre > esrryirg i90 yIads O.
tck cnareae. arrived here TOD y. In y
rer0rr that tae former gfltlzn steamer
AEanscn eft y~laCivcs.ck lasgea wish an
nazntlon Eoyesber Z n an a,tempt TO
I'm % Pert a thur. Arotser scus &c gay.
tie steamer Veto Ia. H4den vi n proYIE-
b1s has sgceefde1 r. running me bsce.--
sGe Of Fort Arther
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

on account OF lack OF funds. due TO a
dses ease IN the Appropriation for oduca-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22

And sw Carnegie has sent a check fof
5000 TO The committee controlling the
fund which II to be used .or the supl ort
OF tho late OK Governor Robert Il. PATTI
sons willow. This brings the fund up to
sl3.ts7. lex Governor Pattison wal the
only man who ever cared reansy w. ma
twice for The gJyernorship. IA he was a
Democrat. IN = fact IN ali the more TO.
mafkabls. When william 81 geiiy was
" pol out iinarc a Iy Patti .on. WI 80
fiend he was. was wiped out also. when
he died he left his family moth ng but
mortgages on his home.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-11-22
THE ADrEhrf.r.u OF 4 err

The statement is made by pers
and bss.ne . men Of 81. Leu that the
trade OF that city has shown a steady
and extraordinary increase Of volume
since tbe earliest assurance Ia 10 that
the Louisiana Purchase Ex, 0 II On wCuI
be made an oetompi shed fact. In that
year the total OF deposits In banks ana
trust companies was aboas sse 60.L60. ana
the total capital stock gzs 900 no WITHIN
the six years that have elapsed the de-
posits have re4rly bebi.d and he CAPT al
. oek has more .h4n doubled.
Blk years 1go. IL IL stated. rot ne
house Of the great Wholesale ana feta !
thofoughfafe ia a business amour Ing
to 80 much IA 1900 900 a year. Now
three hout 81 have a business OF more
than $40 900. 900 a year. half "A u.zen do
more than 1900. 900 and .esser h uses
have gained proportionally Part OF this
Increased business In Undoubtedly de to
natural growth. but the great buik n Il,
In dli &c iy attributable 10 the advertis. ng
acc uing from the Building an. establish.
mem Of the expos tion. Attention was
called az never before 10 The resources or
III Louis. Advert.s ne no D.. Louis has
had reason to app,cc ate. pays "a city as
well as a business htu o.
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ttifMRDf.t'T LODGE No ~ & ~ q
Meeting on first and third Thurs
ias evenings In zach m,,nth hall "
silver state" huiidinR visiftns trnih
RI In good sta 7dins SWAY, v@Irome
r POM IN " q
g RAMIboHR- S-c
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-05
Mr.. JOHNSON AND CONGRESS.

at is that shall support the Democratic
heartily approve platform
heartily dsapprove policies (a
Republicans who
could
this These the State well national
their emphasized by the neubcan
Of Dmn President Roosevelt
Office FjNs W. |~f*hI y W - III
a paragraph B. Johnsons
Telegram declining candidate
His entire letter
his attitude leading parties but this criticism
Dubn and President Roosevelt manifey unjust Unepubn
autocratic scarcely be applied to the official Of these
all have
ubn administration has been entirely popular but it has been eff
his business will
to What public
This still when applied President Roosevelt
president independent than present
public officers be
by outside Influences they regarded nrepubcan and
Roosevelt
He
things the
will bear inspection Like those of Governor Durbin
the of be used literature
be said of the public of all either the
in The diamond the
The the other fellows critse President
official show his wisdom craftsmanship
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-05
Wednesday Evening.

The evening session opened by sing
ing "Faith is the Victory" after
which prayer was offered by Chsa
Francisco. The East Main Street
Quarettte then rendered some special
music.
Prof. Ebert Russell lectured on the
subject of "The Vhristian Paradox. y
He said in part: ct think there are
two things that will reveal the deep
est of mysteries for us, that Of the
nature of God. Now if we would sub
stitute for the fatherhood Of God, the
fatherlyness Of God, we would do
away with all these metaphysical
terms and still show His fatherly love.
Some Of us are prodigal sons, and
some are still working for wages, Gan
eternal 1ife.)
The Christian paradox is that ga
Man to save his life must loose it. !"
1t is necessary if a seed Of any kind
is to have new life, that it be placed
in the ground. and swell and decay.
That it must loose its old life in or
der to have new. Therefore to have
new life it must change. We attempt
to embalm religion and keep it I'M
changed. We are too apt to cling to
the creed that once meant life for us.
No. We can only live as we die to the
present life There must be some
thing more than a mere change. The
farmer must plant his seed in the
spring if he would keep it by raising
more. Again we find loneliness the
greatest of curses. IF a man lives
alone and gives to the rest of the
world he reaps his reward. So with
everything. AS soon as we stop doing
and giving to the world, we suffer the
results. Happiness and peace are the
results of self denying life. Happi-
ness is the result of righteous living.
The happy people are those who
forget themselves and help others.
Self denial is the initiation to
the fellowship of pain and death.
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country than Tom Fitzgibons, of ST.
Paul and the Northwest generally.
Perhaps he is still better known as
"Gilhooley,' sobriquet which has
chung to him since hefrst began sell
ing Piper Heidsieck in this territory.
In those days Tom used to carry in his
sample case pair of Galways which
were the envy Of every man from the
old sod, and he not only gained popu-
larity but sold goods in carload lots
as the result Of his irresistible fund
Of Irish wit and story. Even to this
day he scarcely ever goes to town
where he is not asked, "Have you go.
your whiskers with you, 'Gil?' -
while it is not uncommon to be adj
dressed by those who have known him
for years as "Mr. Gilhooley.'
Tom took to the road for the Amer