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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10
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The japanese government u5
failed to see Why Russa. Wa uto.
fessed no intention OF absorbing Man
churia, should be d4sinciined TO in
sert in th convention clause in com
plete harmony with her own repeated
ly declars principle respecting the
sovereignty and territorial integrity
of China The last reply of Russia
was received at Toxic on the 9Th OF
January IN this reply it Is true Rus
sia proposed to agree to insert the
clause in the proposed agreement:
The reoognition by japan OF Man
churia and its littoral as outside her
sphere sud interest whilst Russia
within the limits of that territory
won'1 not impede Japan or other pow
ers in the enjoyment OF rights and
privileges acquired by them under ez-
isting trHrtias with China, exclusive
of th@ cs rs ent of settlement,
but thls aas proposed to be agreed
npen only upon conditions maintain
Ing the cl4ases regn nr . .eu n /
zone in KaTa7a territory and the non.
employnert Of korean territory for
STRAIT ri purposes tho conditions
whereof were impossible OF Japan 3
accert2Ece.
9TH" Jan2nese government having
exhe tci II vain every means ot ron,
cilia;: II, With tle view to removing
from thc tons og thc two countries
every c"fas" sor future corr Y'i"ations.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10
Blydenburoh sentancoA.

Eldora. Ia, Feb. s.-Eben 8. Biyden-
burgh was sentenced to life tmprison-
mont for the murder OF his third
wife The trial was sensational last
Elg seventeen DAYS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10
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Three Persons Kt.e1 and Much
Property Damaged.
TOWN OF UNION is WIPED OUT.
Only One Building Is Left Standing.
Two Churches, Residences and
Masonic Temple Among the Build
ins Destroyed by Wndstom.

Mammoth Springs, Ark, Fen. o.
News has been received here OF tor
nado in the southern part OF this
county tFulton) At Union, thirty
miles southwest of here, three per
sons were killed.
The dead; Rev. Soden. Baptist min
lister; Miss Clinton, and child, name
not known.
At Union the dwellings Of Samuel
w. Cochran, William Gilstrap and a
number of smaller residences, also the
store of S. w. Cochran, together with
the contents. two churches, the Ma
sonic hall and Carnes' blacksmith
shop. were blown down. The only
building left in the little town was
DR.. Barnes store, and it was blown
from its foundation. The path Of the
tornado was about 900 yards wide.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10

prenaret'ons are n KING rcr t1e a:=..e
of The Chinese court ard the removal
OF be ilsrial capital as ii is feared
Russia will descend on Picking.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-02-10

respondent OF the Daily Mail cables
that sixty Japanese transports are
landing troops at various ports in
Korea IRON Masampho and Fusan on
the south Of Kunsan, Molpho and
Chemulpo on the west. Seoul is be-
ing occupied and the landing is being
covered by a torpedo division The
main body OF the japanese fleet, the
CORES spoHdent concludes. will sail in
the direction OF Port Arthur. 1t is
assured that the Russian fleet will
fight. The Russians long ago decided
On war and 5nir delay was due to
lack OF preparation and uncertainty
whether certain powers would inter
yene or not.
In dispatch from Nagasaki, which
was delayed by the censor, CORE
spandent OF the Daily Telegraph as
serts tha Russia deliberately precip-
itated the crisis by secretly dispatch
ing a few days ago from Port Arthur
transports load.el with full division
oil troops ana escorted by feet and
landing them near the Yalu river.
thus occupying northern Korea.
TAe Paris correspondent of the
Da # Maj says that France has
agreed with other powers, to land
troops in China directly hostilities be-
gin. in order so insu neutrality of the
middle sainsaom.
In a Dist j from okio. a CORE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-19
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

The situation politically is one that
is continually Frightening at the Dem
ocratic end, and it the Democrats f
congress will only caucus closely ami
decide carefully upon their policy be-
tween now and next June they can do
magnificent work in bringing the party
upon the national field in winning
form.
So far as the nomination of Pres
ident Rooseelt by the Republicans IS
conserved, the Democrats need not
worry. Let him be nominated. f
the Democracy can not beat him they
can hardly hope to beat any Repuo-
lican. He has sadded and bridled
the party and is riding it rough and
hard. He is making Independent Re
publican voters every day. So long us
he is doing that, the Democrats can
afford to let him caper and curbet IS
he will
That the great conservative inter
ests of the country are afraid of a sec
Ond trial Of Roosevelt is too plain to
bear contradiction. He may go mildly
enough now, while the question of mis-
nomination and election are pending
but with these assured and the Idas
of March, 1895 past. only the Omri-
scient can tell what Roosevelt would
Id mt on his own account He means,
then do He is out to be elected Pros
if elected, to stand out in Presidential
annals as one altogether unique and
individual to the Republic.
1t is no wonder that a man with
his nerve, ambition and readiness,
should be feared by those who see he
interests standing in jeopardy ee-y
day with such a man in the White
House. AS for Roosevelt, the Dem
Ccrats need only to find a wise stable,
and constitutional Democrat of clean
record and unquestioned patriotism
Between the two the choice will not
be hard for any Democrat nor for
thousands Of conservative Republicans
Atlanta Constr luton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-19

Leaving out the question of physical
and moral deterioration that follows
habitual use of intoxicants and view
ing the matter solely in the light of IN
investment, could anything be worse?
Think of the good that could De done
with a billion dollars year spent
elsewhere wisely? Think of the harm
that is being done yearly by the spend
ing of so much money unwisely?Thia,l
Of the naked little backs, the hungry
little mouths, the shelterless little
heads that coud be clothed and fed
and covered with the money that now
goes for whisky?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-19

AN IMPROBABLE INVESTMEN T

Speaking about Improbable invest
ments, the Rev. DR.. Madison G. Peters,
of Philadelphia, recently discussed Am
erican investments in whisky and
other intoxicants He estimated, and
with some conservatism, that the PEG.
pie Of the United States spend every
year more than q billion dollars for
alcoholic and malt stimu,ents. 1t is
quite probable that the total IS largely
in excess Of the sum named
Let us stop q moment and think
what this means. First, speaking
roughly, it means that for every man
woman and child in tie United States
$12 is spent each yea" fcr 7vl..sKy, beer
and wine The real Per capita IS cry
much greater than that, fer it must
be remembered that there are hun
dreds Of thousand Americans, even
millions, who either drink not at II
or only occassionalv. The chances irC
decidedly that the per caG!ta c-,r d
diture fro those who drink regularly
is $50 to $40 yearly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-19

Major ingalls, Of the Reno Chamber
of Commerce spent yesterday in this
city. He came over in the interest Ct
the condemned indian, but the case
went over until this morning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-01-19
The State Bank & Trust Co
Carsc \ City, Ne vada.
CAPITAL FULLY PAID up S2OO.OOO

DIRECTORS.
H. Meyers H. Petersen c. T. Bender, E. B. Yer
LIE j.
OFFICERS.
Hickey President; Meyers First Vice President
w.
Davis, and
TONOPAH BRANCH.
Geo w.
Cashier
DEPOSIT DE FARTMENT.
HUNDRED DEPOSIT placed in
Of hafinch special
FIRE perfectly safe
yearly
Full information
fur
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
THE CARTHAGE cHAuIAuouA
Begins its Eighth Annual Session
Next TUESDAY.

! The eighth annual ssion Of Carthage
| ChaueauqLa Assembly will bn held in
the beautiful Chautauqun park, Garth
age, Mo-. juno . to July Z, 1914 inclu.
( siyo. For this occasion snms Of tho
! best platform, literary aud musical talent
10 be found 10 the Uuited States have
been engaged, Following is a partial
Z list:
CaptR p Hobson, Of y ) Navy, who
will deliver the iih Of July address.
Hon James NJ Wilson, Secretary Of
Agriculture, Washington, y C., who will
address the people on Farmers Day
JuiJ Z.
Rev Sam ? Jones Of Georgia, on Suu-
day, july 3.
Frank Dixon. orator, who opol the
Assembly June 2s.
Dr Tnos + Grecn Of Chicago, lecturer.
DR. Robt $ McArthur, pns,or Cagalry
Baptist church, n Y lecturer.
Bertha Kuuz Baker OF y Y in series
Of lecture rccitals.
The Lyric Lacy Quartetto. July Bird
aud 4th.
Rev VIM G Poor'of Boston lecturer.
Wesleyan Male QuarteDtc, June 29,h
ard 30,h.
Hon John II Atwood the "siIyor tong.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the ". c. T. u.

BY request the temperance lessons IN
the sabbath school will be discussed. A
good way for toachors to 90 Is % co,iccs
between temperance lessons stoms for
use on those days and macy can be found
Then have plenty Of Illustrations and
object lessons lou cau tell the little
folks that it was Whiskvy ulnt made
poHcemen.H Hurst kill his ir,anA Id Car
thage. Then seine iitJ.o fellow might
ask you how h5 gJJ it ald way
hc drank it. 1t will tLSt wiser
head than mine to answer it. !
cau't sre as money viii pay tor ,ue tgasa
the traffic causes. There isu't money
enough ia Jasper Co to take tine shadow
Of the homes Of the Hurs, aud Gauenay
iamiless Tell your young mon Eoose-
Nelt never used tobacco 40 any form.
carnegie :uetor could afford to usa
it. Grant was kuivd uy it.
\ gentleman iu Cai,atso said "l'm
uoJgomg to help you tump mpenuge peollo.
/ let whisEcy a,Oue auu DC lets me alone.
His daughters may be called upon TO
SONS day shoot a dtuuGon huabnld Iu
self defense or tncy might move To Ice
land il would nc safer.
Miss Jessie Aoacrman who has ugsn
around the world Juico as a missionary
says Iceland isa land without "a saloon
Wituouta jail, and only one policeman
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
FROM CARTHAGE pAprRs,
Items Of interest From The
Press.

Mr. apd Mr7 Dhun Rcploglc enter
tanned at - O'Clock dinner yesterday, ut
their Pretty hom. on Case aud Poplar
street, iu honor of the Rev Mr. Rolsch, %
Christion Science preacher, his wife and
sou, OF Jasper. and Mrs W d Wood an d
threo children, also OF Jasper. Whoo
the party Was breaking up a Iaush was
had at the expense Of Mr. Rotsch, who
made the mistake Of getting the roat's
horse uslond OF bis own, but the error
was discovered before hc got it hitched
mp.
Miss Marie lille, who graduated with
thr class Of 'O} from The Carthage High
school, has been employed 10y the
CuroryHc school board 10 teach in The
public schools there at the coming fail
aud winter term.
Everett S. Wheeler and Lizzie Howcy
were united in marriage at the residence
of Dr. Jeffrey Saturday evening. On
account of the recent bereavement IN
tho brides family, the elaborate we'd
ding g rcmouies planned We're dispensed
with and tho affair was as quietan IN.
ceremonIous as coo!d be arranged.
j G Aemitagn sent uut lumber this
morning and viii have the buildings re-
paired aud rebuilt that were damaged
by the storm wock hcforu last 90 his
farm 10 DuyaI township,
Orylio Frost bought of 0. NJ. Bal.
bard, Of Cherokee county, Kan, l20
acre, Of land -four miles southeast Of
JASPER for $1,000, or S37.J per acre.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
Startling nNlderce.

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will bo your last?
Such was the experience of Nrs ) p now
son, Decatur, Ala. "For 3 years. she
writes, 81 endured insufTerabla pain from
indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble.
Death secmed inevitable when doctors
and all remedies failed. At length IVas
induced to try Electric Bitters and tho
result was miraculous. l improved at
once and now I'm completely recovered
For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bittcr- is The only
medicine. Only Jlc, It, guaranteed
Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23

Have been on the markct since l6T4-
more than q quarter OF a century; a
Permaucucc that in itself is guarantee
Of their reliability. They have an es-
tabhshod reputation for Fit, Comfort
and Durability oScelled by no other
make Of shoes in the world The stock
is always the best the workmanship
carefully looked after, and with fair aud
reasonable usage cannot fail 10 give sati.
factory service, Try them.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
That Throbblng LIeadache.

Woutd quickly leave you, if you used
DR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood aud build up your
health. Only 25 cts, money back If not
cured Sold by webb nraa
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23

Take your butter, and eggs
TO j. McCasiin he pays the
top price and gives you
the advantage of bargain prices
on many articles.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23

WOOD FOR SALE Stove wood OF
/ an kinds for saio. Leave orders at this
ollco. 2M
For Sale Chester White sow and
cigh piss. Inquire oia, Il. Hoffman.
.374
Try some Of our Icwa Honey. 2lts TOR
95r. Crundall Bros.
Buy Work Shirts, Oyenlls aud
Jump~'s at tho Racket stors,
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
Burial Association.

Come iu aud join the Burial As5ocia
ton, ID. w Tecter, agent, 2if
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23
Manager wantel.

Trustworthy ladl or gcntlemau -
manage business IN this county and al.
Joining territory for well aud fHvorahe
known house pf solid iranciul sanding,
5000 straight cash salary u1d-exrons,
ea paid each monday by check direct
from headquarters Exrerse money
advanced. Iosiiian prrmaaent Ad-
ir,ss MaaaEor 9lpNomq lAuek, ttistgo
illinois
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23

For siel; hradVohe take Chambelain's
stomach and Liver Tablets and q quick
cure is certain For Sale 10y Webb Bros
The Jasper news., 1904-06-23

ohoka down In t hayea asld 80
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY
stems of Interest From All Sections of Che.
halls County Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges
MONTESANO

Miss Roma jameson finished her term
of school in the Minkler district last Fri
day.
The Sylvia Shinge Co. g new mill at
Montesano will begin cutting within ten
days.
Miss Nora Torpen left last week for
Centralia where she is to be married to
a minister OF the Latter Day Saints.
G. NJ. Rummel is circulating petit
ton among property owners on West
Broad street for gravellng the street
from Main street to west end of Broad
He is meeting with good success.
c. O. Brown is hauling lumber to his
lots, corner of Broad and River streets.
where he will build residence for him
self and wife, who will return from OcOs-
ia as soon as the building is completed,
Otis Goodell continues to improve at
the Montesano hospital, and is now able
to raise himself in bed. He has had a
number of letters from former Philippine
soldiers who have had the same disease
and have recovered.
Editor Kibbe OF the Elma Chronicle,
having killed off some of the poor timber,
is now bringing out some of the best
men in the county for Office. Editor
Kibbe learned politics in many hard
fought battle with Pettigrew in South
Dakota, and his political perspicacity is
probably unsurpassed by that of any
man in Chehalis county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28
WANTS TO PAY MONEY.
The Equitable Life Insurance Company Look.
ing for Beneficiary OF Policies.

Jesse F. Murphy, local agent of the
Equitable Life, came down from Seattle
Monday evening in search of Frank o.
Larson, whose brother, Andrew J. Lar.
son, was recently drowned at Minneapo-
lis.
Before leaving Aberdeen, last Febru.
airy, the deceased Larson. through Mr..
Murphy, took out two fve.percent gold
bonds of this company, for $1,000 each,
payable in the event of his death to his
estate, for which he paid $3.50, half cash
and half by note. AS MIR. Murphy car
ried the note, paying the company cash
for the premium, SOS was all the money
paid by Larson, for which small invest
ment his estate now gets $4,000.
Had Mr.. Larson lived the bonds would
have run twenty years, and his heirs
may yet let them run if they so desire,
but his death renders them payable on
demand at their cash value at the time
of payment, and as soon as the company
learned of the death, Mr.. Murphy was
sent here to look up the heirs and make
payment of ~ 600 if they desired it. So
far Mr.. Murphy has been unable to find
Frank O. Larson, who has quit work at
the Wilson mill and left his usual board.
ing place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28


VIII announce istakably to the world
and to the nations OF Europe that we
VIII not make OF the army. aud navy OF
the Unltet States consfabulary for the
coiiectioh OF deDis IN the governments or
peoples OF South ana Central America,
whefe Is orutai wrongdoingor impoten.,
cy wnlch rises IN general loosenlng OF
IRE 'les OF civil'zea societv. me AneFl ,
can people VIII regret II, ana VIII extend
every ana III the way OF enlightenment
anu example TO me people mus ilvlng IN
u .I out 'hey oecllne 10 ainihls'er
.he ala'fs OF sucli peoples or take upon
.n: ohi'eu o1ales treasury the puroeh OF
''e'r ln,e'hai reiorhiatloh. :, j.,
oehocra'lc adnlhlstratloh VIII iihd
IN our treatment OF cuo' an example OF
american courage Jus''ce ana magma
hlhii'y' an example 10 be linita'ed as soon
as IL can DE wisely ana saleiy done IN
ond pp'"I "'',,i".o'! 'ia' ,,is .,I'n,
~ Iaara t ti ,"t t. 'no ;naaon '," '.'ts
VOL, out ' thar o ro a ocordana 40
Win thair "1 Wv" "~'' trsts t' ";o
and oonoi,;,;t;"s law ''"'''' 'o">'o"''o'
" 0 damonrat;c od,,;,;s,r,t;o, onoo j.,
no,ror ,,.;II 10y .a 90 on.e ~ ~
done ,nd as or;,.l IL, os 80 noss;hlo O 20 oIi
ov;s,;n, ;n; 80 i"'nS rt poli'1' ~ o.,
man,s Hatmaa tb p%aJar,1
and f,voroJ "aan;.l inta"as,s 7. u;il
raInca 10 ,o, pso," - ~ s'o' a ~ "n'
ornmo,t 20 ae,u,," ,',o ~ ,no te. .,, so,,
Of annnnooi omd t u".G W I''o i ',eGu'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28
HOQUlAM.

Miss May Lewis and Miss MAY Her.
berg, sister and niece of Mrs. I. r lilly,
arrived Saturday for visit.
Miss Alice Searles, cousin eff the editor,
and niece OF Mrs. D. w. Drew, arrived
Saturday from Lynxville, Wis, on visit.
Mrs. G. f. Morey was taken to the
Hoqulam General hospital where she
will be operated on some day this week.
Jack Cooper, who has been spending
the summer in Alaska looking up the
mining interests, returned home Satur-
day.
Frank Wells received slight injury
to his foot while at work at Fenlason's
box factory. which will lay him up for a
day or two.
Alex Poison took the initial run in his
new automobile Monday and it is sue.
cess. G. o. Cook had the handling OF
the machine and pronounces it a fine
one.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28
WHAT IT WILL DO
HON. JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS ON
WHAT Observation-Disclosures
In His Great Speech on Assuming the Duties Of
Oh arman of the National Convention at St.
Louis. Democrats Will Preserve Original
Fundamentals.

One thing the country can rely upon :
The democracy to nominate for president
a man trained in the ways of the Consti
tuition, who will not usurp legislative or
judicial functions; who will not reck less.
lyviolate international usages. even with
the weakest nation, no matter how
tempting the profits to be reaped by it !;
who will not keep people guessing about
what he is going to do or say next; it
will nominate him upon a platform lgnor-
ing dead issues and dealing wi h every
present live issue in tones certain and
unmistakab.e; favoring economy of adj
ministration. enforcement of honesty in
the pubic service, wise and business
like revision and reduction of the tariff
by the friends of the masses ard OF the
commonwealth, and not by tariff beneli-
Charles and their representatives alone, a
reduction of which shall aim at equality
OF burdens and equality of opportunities,
and whose ultimate object shall be to
raise a revenue by taxation to support
the Federal government in vi'ilitv, in
simplicity-an objec! to be reached in a
businesslke, dscursive and common
sense way, with due regard to existing
conditions, and by steps constituting in
ltIcEIsclNcS all ODJeCI leSSOIl IOF tnelr own
justification and for the justification of
further reform.
1t will not falter when it comes to de-
claring for reduction of tariff. reduction
on trust-produced articles to the point
where foreign competition may enter the
American market, when combines raise
the price to the American consumer to
the point of extortion, nor will il falter
in declaring for reduction where Ameri-
can concerns habitually charge American
consumers higher prices than those
charged foreigners for identical articles.
1t will come out fiat footed for AMIGA BILE
rather than retaliatory trade relations
with the other nations of the world, and
especially for generous reciprocity with
Canada. 1t will denounce the needless
and reckless utterances of the candidate
of the republican party for president in
his letter to ex-Secretary Root upon the
second anniversary OF Cuban indepen.
dence.
1t will announce in no mistakable way
that we have no duty of any sort to sin
tervene" in the national affairs OF other
countries, because they do not conduct
themselves WE'LL" or because "they do
not know how to act with decency in in.
dustrial and political matters, or because
they "do not keep order," or because
they do not pay their obligations. We
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28
COSMOpOLIS.

The Union Mill Co. is building road
toward Cosmopolis.
Mrs. l.. p. Thornton Of tIoquiam, was
visitor to Cosmopols last Wednesday.
Mrs w. f. Pattison and children re-
tnrned home from their visit to Pierce
and Thuston counties lastSaturday.
G.. w. Day was in town Wednesday to
meet his daughter who came from Ore
gon. She will reside for the present at
the Hays ranch in the North river valley
with her father, who is peelng cascara
bark.
Don't think that interest in the road
from Cosmopolis to Melbourne has been
killed. There is a demand for that road
and the road will be built, even if the
progress up to date is som ething of dis
appointment.