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St. Petersburg May ~ rhe admir-
atty absolutely denies the statement
published In, the United States today
that the Russian mine transport Arnilr
was blown up md sunk April 25; Off
Port Arthur
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as your daughter, who is just back
from college, a linguist?"
~ should say She was. If there's any
slang word she don't know, Id like to
see it,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-20
Omaha Boy MISSING.

III Omaha, Neb., May 13.-After twy5
weeks Of hard work, the police have
found no clue 10 the wherea bouts Of
Myrtle o'Donneli / the 1S-year-old news
boy who disappeared. Mrs Donnell.
the mother Of the boy. is almost pros
5tfated over the disap pepranee and has
called to- her assistance the police OF
every city In the state and in many OF
the cities outside, but 50 far In vain.
The missing boy sold papers, and about
Two weeks ago started home from town
,ab bout 10 clock at night In company
witt anot her nj wsboy. The two sep
ated thin Il block of the O,DonneIl
home. near the university, and since
that time. so far as the police have
been able to- ascerta I'M no. one has seen
the boy He is Is years old and his
right leg has been arnputa ted ut the
hip necessif at ing HE use OF cslt cles.
He had dark Ira nd wore Il d ark suit
81 clotl les dark blue plush cap alad
blue cotton sweater " 8
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So, OOO, 900 IN COL D.
Great Shipment of the N How Metal
Carried TO Paris Oh she la

p New 4 ork, May The steamship La
lorraine sailed for Hagre today With
50 500, 900 In gold bars ana specie In 4
strong room. the most vaiuable shipment
OF gold that has ever gone out OF this
The ship gis val sd al s o1o. G0a ana
The general car at ST e0O, 900
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Mrs. Cutting iiintz-The new cook
says she stayed i'll the same place for q
year once.
Cutting Hintz-Then she must have
been in iail
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Piso's Cure for Consumption promptly
relieves my little 5-year-old sister Of
.roup.--AIiss L. A. Pearce, % Pilling
street, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 2, 1901.
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'THIBETANS DEFEATED.
Again Attack the British, Who Drive
Them Off With Large Loss

London, May 10-An official report
says the Thibetan attack at Gyangtse,
May 5, was repulsed after two hours
fighting. The q ibetans lost $50 killed
or wounded. and the British two
wounded
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FOR RENT-Store room and seven living
rooms upstairs at 1920 Fourth St. 500 per
month j. Mulhall, S06h Pierce St, Sioux
,'itV
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO.

LUCAS COUNTY, %.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is the
senior partner of the firm of +. J. CHENEY s. Co.,
doing business in the City of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CArARRH that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE,
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn tc before me and subscribed in my pres,
cnce. this 9th day of December, 8. D. 1885.
,-t--,
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BAD DREAMS

Half of those who attend church ser
ices regularly in Boston are Catholics.
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Equal to All Occasions,


New York Weekly: First Tramp-'rhal
farmer druv US off. Let's burn down lis
BARN.
Second Tramp-All right. Cot any
matches?
No"
well, tn farmer Is over on the other
side O. tn house. Go ask him for a
couple"
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at ma King 1000 asettes sn Il d 81
ailes@ fact0ry n girl gets s sen esssisl Ia
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LIGHT TEAM, harness. surrey and buggy
for sale cheap, or exchange for heavy
team or cattle. j. Mulhall, 306h Pierce
St. Sioux CITY. Ia
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The Emperor May Co.


ST. Petersburg, May 12-The Asso
ciated Press learns from the highest
source that Emperor Nicholas is ex-
ceedingly anxious to go to the front,
but realizes chat conditions of state
demand his presence at home. Never
theless, 1t is now not considered i'm
possible that he will follow the ex-
ample Of all the Romanoff dynasty
during the last century and undergo
his baptism of fire.
Should he finally conclude to go the
emperor would not assume active COM
mand of the troops but would have
imperial headquarters. taking with him
all the members Of his military cab
met. Being on the spot the emperor
would more easily advise Gen. Kuro-
patkin in the event OF amy question
of great military moment which he
might desire to submit 10 his majesty.
But of course the chief advantage
would be the stimulus which The per-
sonal presence Of tac sovereign would
have on officers and men.
Grand Duke Cyril's whole nervous
system ana heart are somewhat seri-
ously affected rs a result of his ex-
perience 1T the blowing up of the Pc
tropaVloVSk. Ills cure, the doctors
say will be q difficult and tedious
process.
From official advlces received here it
Is evident the Japanese are proceeding
very cautiously toward the investment
of Port Arthur While interruption of
the telegraph and railroad may again
occur AT any time, communication
with the fortress was still open last
night.
On t1e Peninsula.
Advices received by the general staff
show the invaders who landed at Pit
! eewo are marching slowly on Kin Chou.
which is the advanced position defend
ing the Russian Gibraltar. detaching
only a small force to cut the line at
Polaudien, thus giving rise to reports
that they had effected a landing at
Port Adams. The Russians have oc-
cupied Sisthao bay, on the east side
of the Lao Tung peninsula opposite
Kin Chou. showing they have no inten-
ton OF Withdrawing further south. On
the contrary, indications point to q
stubborn rcsistance.
The presence ut Port Arthur of Gen
eral Fock, revealed in official dis
patches, may signify the garrison of
the fortress is much stronger than the
Russians desired the enemy to believe.
Fock commands the Fourth Siberian
rifle division of 10000 men. If the whole
division is ntha Lao Tung peninsula
General StoeSSel mas at least &C, coo men
at his disposal. which would render the
investment OF Port Arthur extremely
difficult unless the Japanese bring W
three times that number of troops.
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HOW TO REPAIR ROADS.
Highways Must Have Constant At
teation ~ They Are Ia lie "a
Any tse or NaIue.

Charles Williams. a contractor In
Connersyille. Ind. gives a few points
on road repair in paper before a farm
srs' institute which will be Of interest:
NOW. some points on how 10 keep
roads in good condition. and how TO re-
pair them. A road must have constant
attention. II it is TO be OF any use OF
value
Whenever rut forms. II SHOULD be
repaired at once. The road should be
graded in the spring and graveled in the
fall The road will then be hard and
smooth. and the gravel will be packed
down. but not worn out before bad
weather set in. IL depends on what
shape the crown Of the road is in what
the condition Of the road Will be foi
travel through the winter; If the crown
is in good shape. it Will shed the water
% the side bitches, and if they are in
good shape the road will remain dry and
solid.
NOW will tell few ways TO spoil
a good road.
The surest way is TO use the road
HldAtl anu pAtt al the Huut SUI anu
weeds from the sides and diickes into
the center Of the road. This makes the
road soft and muddy, and ii will be i'm
possible for the next coat Of gravel TO
unite with the old roadbed. The result
is the road will be spongy The best
plan is 10 scrape il up into piles and
haul il to some gully, Of which all roads
have few. and dump it there.
The road grader is 4 good road build
or in the hands Of a man that knows
how 10 use it. but otherwise he will DO
a great deal OF damage.
Another way to spoil a road is TO
make the crown so steep that all the
travel will take the center The result
is the road is worn out in the center,
and no use has been made Of the re-
mainder Of the road. The center is cut
up by three gulleys. which hold water
and cause the road 10 be soft and muddy
when IL would otherwise be in good
shape
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70 Be sterilized before being offered for
sale. but even should that desirable con-
citiOn Of affairs be reached. il will still
be obligatory upon the milkman TO see
that TO opportunity is afforded for the
contact OF the lacteal fiuid with con-
tamirated atmosphere in the stable
Probably the best way in which this can
b accomplished is by the aid Of the
pneumatic milking machine here illus
trated. II is so arranged as 10 not only
milk the COWS automatically. but $50
ncioses the milk in an alright re-
ceptacie as long as Il is in the prox-
unity OF the animal This is accom-
plished BY reservoir suspended over
head and connected with the teat cups
By short section Of hose By means
y vacuum created in the pipe 10
which the reservoir is attached the milk
IS drawn from the teats and deposited
n the receptacle. whence Il can be re-
moved 20 the creamery for further
treatment before being placed on sale.
Louisville Courier Journal.
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An incident occurred on Darby car
the other day which shows conclusiyely
that the average woman is we'll able TO
tako care Of herself and her oyvn. The
car was crowded. and when the mother
Unlocking woman came in. leading a
little boy by the hand, none OF the men
arose 10 give her seat. At this point
a neweboy entered and the woman
called him 10 her quickly and bought
newspaper. Then. in deliberate
manner. amid the chagrin Of the male
passengers and the amusement Of the
conductor. the woman spread her
newspaper on the floor OF the car. seat
ed herself there and took the boy in
her lap After this she said 10 a shame
faced man who arose with an apollo
getic air 10 offer her a seat: mo, sir:
] don't accept courtesies from a man
who Is so reluctant 10 extend them as
you have been. | hope 10 starr the
fashion of making you men as polite
as YOUR fathers used 10 be. but am
afraid the task is a heavy one. "-Phila-
delphia Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-01-29
CROPS IN ORCHARDS.
They Can he Grown for Few Year,
or untiI the Trees Begin to
show Thrifty Growth.

There is no particular objection that
can see 10 planting garden crops for
a year or two IN a newly-set orchard.
The thorough cultivation which pota-
toes. cabbage, onions. radishes, carrots,
beets. turnips or any other ordinary
garden crop require. and the good feed
ing usually given TO them, will also help
the trees. and give them a start and
push which will keep them booming for
years TO come. But DO not imagine that
you can grow good garden crops and
good trees on the same land at the same
time. without proper feeding-I might
say. withos- double rations. Potatoes
require much potash; cabbage requires
still a good deal more Of that element
in fact, | know of no crop which takes
the potash out OF the soil as fast as
will cabbage and caulifower Trees " III
not thrive without a good lot OF potash
in the soil. Do not expect big crops OF
cabbage and big growth Of trees when
thus planted together, unless you use
potash. either in ashes or muriate. or
other forms Of potash. with a very lib
So manu-. - many 'aStS = tu H4rHt use
500 10 500 pounds Of muriate Of potash,
or its equivalent. 10 the acre TO good
advantage. and IL would be a mistake
10 use less. Strawberries often do
frst-rate in a newly planted orchard,
and / would not hesitate TO plant them
in such position. OF course looking after
their proper feeding. which means the
use Of plenty Of potash too. Such crop
ping will do for few years. but when
the trees begin to make a thrifty growth.
and to shade the ground to a consider
able extent, 1t is time to give the entire
ground up 10 their exclusive use.-Farm
and Fireside.
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The question is not how TO make
good roads. but how 10 keep good
roads. II Is evident that the travel.
and especially hauling. when roads are
soft from continued rains. or especial
" when the frost is coming out. does
the greatest damage The law pro
hihits heavy hauling al such times. but
Il Is not often enforced Now the rem
edy / propose is for the law 10 encour-
age broad treads. II all two-horse
waEons had tread Of II inches. and
50 arranged that the hind wheels would
not follow in the track Of front wheels.
only lap one or two inches. they would
b. like a roller rolling a. TO 46 inches
and buggies and carriages four to six
nch treads This would do away with
making channels in the road by con-
tinued travel in one place OF course
this could not be brought about all az
once. but there should be a stringent
Law against narrow treads when roa.s
are soft. and perhaps II would be well
ar first 10 give a bounty for broad
trsads II would encourage the same.
which think solves the road problem
Correspondence Indiana Farmer.
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CORN AND COB MEAL.
Combination which l. Held in High
Favor BY Progressive western
Dairymen.

Cobs are too valuable for the dairy.
man 20 throw away or burn. They
may not possess much nutriment. but
ir kls been demonstrated quite con-
ciusively that they have a feeding val
ue not much less than the corn that
grew upon them. provided they are
GROUND with the corn. A certain weight
Of corn and cob meal is equal in feed
ing value 10 like weight Of pure ground
corr This result doubtless arises from
the more digestihle form given 70 the
corn meal by the presence Of the ground
cohs. one Of the largest cattle feeding
companies in Nebraska buys all the
cohs 10 can get which Crinds with the
sheiled corn ID has teen compelled 10
buy. II raises corn and buys what II
can unsheiied but has still to resort TO
outside purchases Our readers should
remember this. IL IS one strong arru-
-ert in favor Of grinding the corn rath-
- than feeding it in any other way: for
only BY grinding can the cob be rem
cered available The chemist cannot
fnd the value in the cob that the COW
car but IL Is there We have paid too
little attention 10 the mechanical form
iu which our dairy feeds are given. The
COW has a stomach differing very much
from that Of many other Of our farm
animals. and concentrated foods are not
handled In II % good advantage. Farm.
srs Review
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between them at the top. A four by
four studding would be about the right
size. Then with a cable OF three or
four-strand No. wire. or its equiva-
lent OF other sizes. fastened to top OF
second post and tie around log three
feet long. or large stone buried two
and one-half or three feet deep, FIVE
feet back OF corner post. The cable
ground by corner post, trench
ing in back to anchor log: fll in and
lamp earth solidly around anchor log.
and you viii have a post you can tie
to.-Lewis 5. Alter. in Epitomist.
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The Indian name Sioux, as II APP
pears in such town names as Sioux
Falls, Sioux City and Sioux Rapids.
is usually pronounced $500" but
sometimes, in The east chiefly. that
simple pronunciation is not known.
a committeeman not long go visit
cd a school in New England. where
he heard the pupils say "si-ox." with
complete assurance. st a favorable
opportunity he quietly spoke to the
teacher of the error. saying: "You
know il is 500" whereupon she
asked the attention Of the school and
solemnly announced; You have all
been pronouncing TINS word wrong
1t is not Si-ox. but Soo-ox." The com
mitteeman lacked the courage TO pur-
sue the subject Youths
Companion.
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A statue permitting the sale al auc-
tiou of trsspassing animals after the
posting for ten days BY the proper Of
hcer q notice that the animals had
been impourded and are detained for
a certain amount OF damages and costs.
without providing any judicial proceed
ing 20 ascertain either the damages to
b. paid or whether or rot the aaimals
we're Ia fact running at large within
the meaning Of the statute. Is held in
Greer vs.. Downey 1Ariz1. 81 L. r. A.
az. 10 b void as deprivirg the owner
of bis property without due process Of
IA=.-Chicags Neva
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British Museum Hoaxed.

Francis Deuce, a famous antiquary
who died in 1894, bequeathed box to
the British museum trustees. stipulat-
ing that il should not be opened until
1900. At recent meeting Of the trus-
tees the box was unsealed and IN
locked by the curator Of the museum.
1t contained nothing but fragments of
paper, torn book covers and other rub
bish, with a note from the donor say
ing that. in his opinion. 1T would be
wasting any more valuable or interest
ing objects TO leave them 10 persons Of
the average intelligence and taste Of
the British museum trustees. ~. Y
Herald.
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EDITORIAL NOTE.

EDITORIAL NOTE. So sue
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curing even the most distressing cases
Of kidney. liver or bladder troubles.
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The value and success of Swamp-ROot
is so well known that our readers are
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In sending your address TO DR.. Kilmer
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matron was one DAY teaching a
little colored girl on her plantation
how 10 spell.
She useL pictorial primer. and
over each word was the accompanying
illustration. Polly glibly spelled OK.
OK" and box. box" and the teach
er thought she was making right
rapid progress" perhaps even too
rapid
So she put her hand over the pic
ture. and then asked:
Polly, what does OK spell?"
"Ox," answered Polly. nimbly.
"How do you know il spells ox?"
Polly was as honest as the day.
"Seed his tall" she responded
Memphis Scimitar.
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United states.

Before the war of 1912 a frigaie Of
the United States navy had an extended
reputation as the Old Wagon because
OF her slow-going sailing qualities. The
proper name Of the Old Wagon was
the United States. and she was
launched at Philadelphia in 1917. Her
sailing qualities were subsequently so
much improved that size was able to
chase. overtake and capture the Brit
ish frigate Macedonian. which she
brought into port as prize in ls12.-
Detroit Free Press.
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Repentance Tower.

Near Ecclefechan, Scotland. Is a
monument bearing the inscription
Repentance" over the door. with a
serpent on one side and dove on the
other. This monument has a singular
history According TO accounts. it
was bulit by a certain Lord Herries
rs an act Of penance for having
thrown overheard a number OF pris-
oners while on a voyage from Eng
land.-Detroit Free Press.
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NEW MILKING MACHINE.
Pennsy IsnnIa Inventor. Unique De-
vice Prevents Contact Of MiIL
with the Atmosphere.

With the recent report OF a state
health board Official that an epidemic
OF fever In one Of our largest cities could
b. traced directly 20 q case In the family
OF milk dealer in that locality ;he
urgent necessity for sanitary inspection
Of the milk supply is again made appar-
ent 10 even those individuals who are
rather inclined 70 scoff al such advanced
and scientific theories No doubt. the
time will come when all milk Will have
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your water frequently night and day
smarting or irritation in passing. brick
dust or sediment in the urine. headache,
backache. lame back dizziness. sleepless-
ness. nervousness. heart disturbance dCe
to bad kidney trouble. skin eruP;ions from
bad blood. neuralgia, rheumatism. diabetes,
bloating. irriiability. WORKOUT feeling. lach
Of ambition. loss Of flesh, sallow com
plexiOn. or Bright's disease
IL your water. when allowed TO rem.ir
undisturbed IN a glass or bottle lof
twenty-four hours. forms a sediment or
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evidence that your kidneys and bladdes
need immediate attention
Swamp-lloot IS the great discovery q
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The hen that is good summer layer
IS a good winter layer II given summer
conditions. Light. fresh air, roomy
houses and sheds, shelter from winds
and storms and a variety of good food
will keep her in activity.
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TO Prove what Swamp-ROot the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader of this paper Nay
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible
through other kidney trouble
continue, follow
other kidneys
attention
are oil taking
kidney bladder
5 kidneys
other organs health. will convince anyone.