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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

Patrick Higgins returned to camp,
Thursday. from furlough to Franklin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29
Daily ksnnsbec JollrnA
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OFFiCE-60 Main s,

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favor by leaving or teIephonino -.
Of news interest 10 the Jour..r
Waterville editor. The Office !.
during the day. In case tn. .d;.
should chance to be out at any g.
during the evening, news items m,x,
left in the mail box on the door and "a,
be found by him in season for the nav,
mornings issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29
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Piles Your druggist will refund money
II PAZO OINTMENT fatls to cure Ayo,i Il,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

Miss Lulu Ames is passing 4 -.
vacation at Owls Head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

Even in the midst of the cOnsterna-
tion produced by the tragedy every
body is talking Won Plehve's probable
successor.
Won Plehve's assassination was Of
ficially announced about l o'clock and
ance Of extra editions of the papers.
Although they contained only four
lines referring to the tragedy the news
boys We're fairly mobbed by the crowds
in the streets so eager were all for de-
tails of the crime. Intense excitement
reigned everywhere. Only the assassin
alton of the Emperor could have Great
ed more of 2 sensation as next to His
Majesty himself. Won Plehve was re-
garded as the most powerful person
ality in the government.
1t transpires that Won Plehve was on
his way to Krasnoye Selo Q6 miles
southwest of st. Petersburg) where the
grand duke Cladimir's birthday was to
be celebrated. The Emperor is still at
the Peterhof palace. When the news
was received all the Festivities of the
day were of course Immediately coun-
termanded and instead of requiem SER
vice was held. When the remains of
Won Plehve reached his residence a
requiem mass was celebrated in the
private chapel. Another one will be
celebrated daily until the funeral SER
vice occurs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

J. M. Fuller of Augusta, was in ,bo
city on business, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

Minister Won Plehve was appointed
minister of the interior, April IS. 1902,
succeeding NJ; Sibiaguine. who was as
sassinated. April is. 1902. by a student
named Balmashoff. He had formerly
been director of the department Of po-
lice, which department he practically
assumed of his own accord. when in
charge of the department OF political
prosecutions, owing to the incompe-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

According to later account, the
bomb was thrown from a window of
the Warsaw hotel. Won Plehve's head
was torn off, the lower portion was
completely shattere | but thesupper part
was untouched. There were only two
consniratOrs, according to this version,
one of whom threw the bomb from the
window and then bolted. When captur-
ed another bomb is said to have been
found in his pocket.
A heap of debris from the carriage,
a portion of the coachman's uniform,
mute and pitiable relics of the tragedy.
We're still lying in Zabalansky street.
where the crime was committed when
the correspondent of The Associated
Press again returned to the spot in the
afternoon. For a block either side of the
street was guarded by police and no
one was allowed to approach.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-07-29

Regarding the identity of the assas-
sin and the cause Of the crime, by some
1t is said thta the act was that of a
Finn and by others that the murderer
was 4 partisan Of the Zemstvos, the
curtailment of whose powers is attrib-
uted to the dead minister.
Nothing has, however, been definite
ly established as yet. The prefect of
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
NO OWO.

Sta}o sie,. czego uniknat
ME bylo mona, ma dalekim
wschodEzziie.: zzawrza]a wojna. z
poczatkiem zeszfego tygodnia
Japonia widz:aec &c, .zze .dalsze 70,
kowaniasz Rosya ntie dopro-
wadza do pomy5lnego zafa-
twienia sprawy, W przekona-
niu il Rosya zwleka>dla lep-
szego przysposobienia sic do
wojny, ably tenn latwiejsze
by1o jej zwycieztwo, zabrali
sic ma spos6b ameryka6ski
do dzie}a. Zaczepili flote
rosyjska zupe}nie 2 nienacka,
poszczerbili kilka okret6w
wojennych, zniszczyli pare
innych zabrali okofo diva ty-
STAGE Rosyan do niewoli, a
potem ~przyczaili sic jakby
nigdy mic, talk re dis ca1y
SWAT z natezeniem wypatruje
czegos nowego 2 pola walk;
a tn cisza jak pred majowa
burza. Gazety rozpisuja
sic szeroko o moz}iwem "a
kohczeniu sic zawiklania ro-
syjskojapo6skiego, natural
ME So to tylko domysly j
kalkulacye polityczne bardzo
niiepewne, ola tego, ze "a
ma3o z1,ane 50 silly wojennee
obydW6ch pahstw, 30 .chociiazi
wiadomo, il Moskal dziesiec
razy lyle wojska wystawit
1noze ak Japonia, przecie1
pytanie Wielkkiie, czy Rosya
wszystko Wojsko zdola Tub
zecllce awyysla6 ma wsch6d,
~aaonia! za IS z caiemi silami ia
skgsyo aaaoze.W ~.
M saoSnpxawo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
NOWY ARCYBISKUP.
milwaukee, v
swojej stolicy.
(Z ,,Kuryera Polskiego"

q ,,Kuryera Polskiego'.
Prey licznym udziale ksie-
~, representation parafii ]
towarzystw odbyla sic onegg-
daj wieczorem ceremonial o.
gfoszenia ks. biskupa Seba-
styana 6. Messmera 3 Green
Bay ma arcybiskupa archidy-
ecezyi milwauc kiej. Ceremo-
MA odbyla- sic " katedrze
sw. Jana ME by1o zadnych
formalnych NOV, tylko Ks. J.
j. Keogh pc odczytaniu bre-
We papieskiego " kr6tkiej
przemowie powita1 noWego
Arcypasterza.
KS. Arcyblskup Messmer
przyjecha1 do Milwaukee Q
godzinie 7:15 specyalnym po-
ciagiem, v kt6rym byio VIE.
III ksiezy j sWieckich os6b.
Ma dworcu zebral sic tlum.
ludu, aby przywitac Arcypa
sierra, lecz ten1e zaraz wsiadi
do powozu . gdy inni ksieza
zaiell mieisca " poWozacch,
ruszono ulica Wisconsin do.
jackson . na p6lnoc do.
katedry. W powozie arcybi-
lskupim znajdowali siete1genl.
Wiklsasryl a. 3. sch chime pro
boszcz przyy katedarze ks.
gKeogh Fox, admin mi
Green Bay
Przed plebania ana|
I IlIII|II|!|!ls |1IIII||
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

0nnOY7ai
.nnTLs;a5n zu;oo.
k;chna6hwv;achalo doGraen
.Bav abv towarzvszvt ks, AZ.
cvbiaki1nowi.sw podr6zy ]
Green Bav do Milwaukee.
EKsieza wusiedli przYszakla-
die sierot 6w. .i6zefa i inni
noiachal;do miasta. Pociap
nrnybv, al Green Bav i 90
i,dn;a on6xn;vazv ia ! podzi-
M. Ma stacy; snrzv zakladzie
.sierot nrzvwital ich Ii. a.
cvb;s,.nn Massnerzz ksiazmi
J Green Raw { okolicv.notem
ndal; s;a a zak1adu IA obiad.
Zohroln SO tom 10 ks;azv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
: NASI AGENCI.

:. Upowaznieni So do kolektowanis
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
BAY CITY Mich, Alexander Niedzielski
BALTIMORE. NJ. D., Fr. Zisrnow XII y
CHI GO, I'll Max Derengowss,
COLUMBUS. Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
GRENVILLE, S. Dak.,: Jozef Gruba 2
HOFA PARK. Wis.,. M J Ko>m,cki 81
NANTICOKE, Pa. F.. Jab'onsk
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. K Szemtorski F
O AK HILL, Mich. St Pogorzeiski
PIKE LAKE, Wis, Adam Bambenek
POUND, Wis. Joz.f \ Teszlewicz
TARNOW, Nebr;; Jan Matyj a f
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

drswia1n Bidnial napis 7 .
lektrycznych lampek Wei
come. X. arcybiskup 4 e
60 toWarzysze weszi do pie
bann q inni ksieza udai sic
do hall szksolnej, ably tu przyw-
dziaf komze.
Dc ko6cioh wpuszczono
tylko delegacye j. osoby po-
siadajace tykiety. Pred ka-
tedra stale kilkatysiecy ludu.
@ godzinie 7:4O odezwaly
sic dzwony katedry q " XII
ka minut zaWtoroWaly i'm
wszystkie " Milwaukee, ma
p~rzywitanie nowego arcypa-
sierra.
R6wnocze5nie ksieza "
dw6ch rzedach wyruszyi 2
hall do koscio}a. Gdy ostatni
wychodzii 2 hall wyruszyl
drugi poch6d 2 plebanii j
przy}aczyl sic PREY drzWiach
katedry. Ma czele drugiego
pochodu sill ksieza N. j.
Huston jos. Ryan, "a mimi
trzech chlopc6w W czerwo-
nych rewerendach, kilkuna~
stu ksiezy, generalny wika-
~ Schinner, KS. Keogh msgr.
Fox, "a mimi chlopcy niosa-
.cy godla arcybiskupiest j.
krzyz, pastoral i mitre; "a
mimi szedl KS. Arcybiskup
Messmer " purpurach v to-
warzystwie Ks. A. J. Burro-
ives i ks. VIM. Pell; dw6ch
.chlopc6w nioslo tren jego re-
.Werendy.
Wszedlszy do kosciofa "a
.trzymali sic ma chWile; KS.
Arcybiskup pokropi} wszyst-
kich swiecona Woda, Ks.
Schinner pokropi1 jego, po-
ezem ruszono dalej. Choir
spiewal tie Deum laudamus.
Przyszedlszy pred wielki
oltarz, Ks. Arcybiskup uklek-
nal a pc uko4czeniu Te
Deum O lm6wiono modliWe,
Is. Arcybiskup odspieWal
modliwe sw. Jana, patrona
katedry, poczem udzielif ze-
branym arcypasterskiego bio
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pc uko6czeniu tel cefemo-
Mi ks. Arcybiskup zasiad1
ma tronie pc lewej stronie
o}tarza. Obok niego zajeli
miejsce ks. Burrows jake.
dyakon i ks. Piel jako sub
.dyakon. 20 praWej stronie
zasiad1 msgr. Fox a naprze-
CIV niego KS. Keogh. j Ks.
Schinner.
KS. Keogh z~blizyWszy sic
do ks. Arcybiskupa, przy-
.klekna1i poca1owal pierscie6
arcybiskupowi, poczem ks.
Ar,:ybiskup Wreczy1 M bre-
We papieskie. KS. Keogh
wszedi na a nbone j odczyta1
.breve pc Iacinie 4 potem pc
angielsku. 20 odczytaniu bre-
We ks. Keogh W kr6tkiej
przemowie ~przywitaI Ks. Ar
cypasterza, "a co tenze po-I
dziekowa1.
KS. Arcybiskup Messmer
przygotowawszy sic do udzie-
lania b~logoslawienstwa Pre-
najsw. S-akramentem ! wzia-
wszy pastoral j mitre zblizy1
sic do oltarza poczem dya-
kon wsr6d spieWu Tantumrl.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

1S 4 @G#$a &4assS&
lwiekszej cze6ci butdyyni q
g~niotrwale (takie, ktore nibJ
ME poWinne ole wcale. zapa,
|ic). Nowy to dow6d, ze nj
wszystko, co nam postep de-
be, Jest lepsze Cd tego, co6mJJ
iod przodk6w niby zacofa'
Inych odziedziczyi. Budynk
|ogniotrwale budujes sic dzisia;
= zelaza j cegly Tub kam,ien mi
ani cegiasani zelaz6 AMI ka'
mied ME zazgnie Gle; to
rzecz peWna, ale cegla j ka.
mie6 Cd ognia popekaja, 9
zelazo za6 pognie sic Cd ognia
Tub goraca, vice taxi BUDDY
mex 2 cegly j zelaza ME
oprze sic poodle, q ponie-
waz 6ciany ME ml.oga bye be2
otwor6w jak drzWi i okna,
vice ogie6 dostanie sic take
do Hnetrza takich .budynk6w
i spai wnetrze a sciany zruj-
nuje. S~redniowieczne budowy
wydawa6 sic NIGGA niezgrab-
nemi . s&ych grubych mu-
row j o%gromnych sklepie6,
lecz = do9wiadczenia wiem.H,
ae te niezgrabne injury byly
i po dzi5 dzie6 So wyt-waI-
see ma ogief. Koniecznie po-
trzeba nowych wynalazk6w,
ably sic podobna katastrofa
jak W Baltimore ME powta-
rzala.
1= Q o Q Q
Polowa lutego juz mine}}a
a lima ami myslec sic zdaje
0 ustapieniu novel pore. Cd
kilkunastu lat ME bylo ia
kich ciaglych, ciezkich MIRO
z6w jak latos. Ludzie W mie-
scie kurcza sic cd zimna, ich
kieszenie zas z wyg6rowa-
nych cen opa1u, atu kohca
ME widac. Jedyna pociecha
W tel ezekiel doll, to re far; !:
merry robia dobre Interest,"
"a "a drzewie 9 obiecuja sobie
jj jt's Z e ,, lsepsz.e| Z ainiW u n n s
pllnych. Powiadaja boWiemm,
re gdy lima sta1a to i lata
ciep1e, vice tez j urodzaj
wiekszy i lepszy. TAX to co
jednego boil drugiemu ma
dobre wychodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

.ieniu Wewnetrznem, tam IDA
lie sic, caly n1ar'66d jednej j,est
|my6i, vice Rad japodsk1
wolne zupelnie ma rece, gdy
tymczasem kolos rosyiski:
LEGACY pod tyrania cara J
lego siepaczy, czeka sposob'
Incl chwili, By sic 2 pod
'jarzma ciezkiego oswobodzz.iitcs'
|Opr6cz nihilist6w, socyali'
|st6w, anarchist6w ] i'm po'
|dobnych fakcyi, SO v Rosy
|liczni zydzi, kt6rzy aczkol-
wick -sami ME maja 6rodk6w
do zaczepiania rzadu, pre-
|ciez liczyc NIGGA No poparcie
pienie1ne u swych ziomk6W
milioner6M poza obrebem
pa6stwa rosYskiego. Maj
mniej moze niebezpiecznym
zywio}em ola rzadu rosyj-
skiego So tax czesto j z mad
zwyczajna zajad}oscia gnebie-
nj cd przesz1o stu lat Polacy,
lecz pytanie, czy Moskal tez
take ma przekonanie. Ma
zlodzieju czapka gore, a kto
tax dlugo okradal sWe ofiafy,
JAZZ Mosk l:.'l Polak6W y, ten ME
mole mice spokojnego su-
mienia.
Bad co badz tymczasem
ME MONA przepowiadac
zwyciestwa ostatecznego ami
.Rosyi, AMI Japonii. Walka
tych dw6ch narod6W ME
3 l1o1o,vs clio observation-disclosures
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

NOWINY 4 AMERYN
~

LONG ISLAND CITY, L.
I. Mloda 2O-letnia Polka Eva
Ganotka wskoczyla " ponie-
dzia1ek rano z mostu ma East
ave. do rzek Newtown Greek.
Wielkie kry ME dozwolily jej.
zatonac i zdo}ano ia wycia-
gnae ma lad. Obecnie znaj-
duje.sie " szpitalu i lekarze
sa " obaWie, re dostanie "a
palenia pluc. DzieWczyna
ME ehcia1a podac blizszych
informacyi wzgledem sWej O.
soby. Jako poW6d targniecia
sic ma zycie swoje podala to
re W niedziele poslubila me-
zczyzne, O kt6rym sic " pa
re godzin dowiedziala, re uz
ma zone.
City, Pa. Wsku-
tex pijahstwa zginelo " pia-
tex rano W miejscoWosci Tren-
ton 6 .os6b. Ofiarami So: j.
Swini6ski j iego syn, Michal
Kodak, Jan Hlaska, J6zef
Kaparas j Piotr Grzybas.
Dwanascie dom6W spali1o sic
do szczetu. Ogie1 poWsta1 2
niewygaszonego pieca wczasie
gdy wszyscy pijani bez tchu
prawie lezeli. Naoczni swiad-
kowie twierdza, re " czasie
pozaru jeden 2 pijakow rzu-
Gil sic do okna ably je otwo-
rye ME mogac jednak te-
go zrobic runal Wtyi " p1o-
r6Wnoczesnie " dru-
GIN oknie ukazal sic syn
Swi6skiego ale temu samemu
ulegl losowi, Mieszka6cy; saa-
dom6w zdolali ura-
swe zycie, ale Gale ichs
mienie poszlo 2 dymem.
BOSTON, Mass. " Lyon,
Mass. spalil sic na Smierc
Nelson Patton. Ska
piec ten lezal na kupie szma
tow, kt6re sic zapalily
spalily bogatego me
dzarza', kt6ry pomimo, e
~ bankach Aozonych
wszystkiego sobie
odmawial.
Parton .byl zreszta histo-
ryczna osoba Kiedy bowiem
zamordoWano prezydenta Lin
colna, platnii,erz wyraza1 SIC g
,bohaterze' tego czynu ha-
niebnego bardzo pochleBbnie
gdyby ME szsybka. inter
i,bYlb,y.go u
IN 8 !! ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

CHICAGO Fred. Bendley.
= Indyany, wzia1 do
|kieszeni $65 j Wybral sic do
.Chicago. azeby ogladat tutaj
cuda wielkiego miasta. Ma
|dworcu kolejowym spotka1
|dw6ch eleganckich pan6w,
2 kt6rych jeden przedstawil
mu sic jake dawnY znajomy.
byi bardzo kontent z
tax szcze6iwego wypadku j
|dal,sie przez nieznajQmegQ=
wciagnac do knajpy. Tam u
pill sic iprzegral wszystkie
pieniadze " karty, poczem u
dial sic presto na policye, a.
zeby tam sic przekonac, ze
nawet nasza w~szechwiedzaca
policya ME umie dokonac,
cudu, azeby zlapa6 zrecznych
rzezi1nieszk6w. Farmer wraca
do swojej fanny 2 wielkim
zalem " sercu, re ME Widzial
" Chicago innych cud6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

Wis. PAM
MarYa Kilcallem 2 st. Louis,
zachowala$2 ,000pod karpetem
sadzac, re tam one bezpiecz-
niejsze, anizei w banku. Me
zabrali ich tez rabusie, ale
dowiedzialy sic 0 Mich szczu--
~ j pociely " ,kaWaly; kt6-
rymi nastepnie wys1aly So
bic gniazdo.
Zrozpaczona PAM Kilcallen
zebrala pociete banknoty j
wyslala je do Waszyngtonu 2
prosba (. zamiane, lecz tam
rozpoznano rtylko $500, 2
reszty zostaly smiecie, "a kt6re
rad p1acic ME chcial. PAM
K. stracila ma czysto $1,000
i wyrzek4a sic raz ma zawsze
skladac oszczednosci pod
karpet. Me wiadomo, czy
prosba jej Wys1ana do kon-
gresu odniesie jaki skutek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

NEW ORLEANS w chwi-
Il, kiedy Lawrence s. San
born, czlonek bogatej rodziny
2 Bostonu mial sic polaczyG
wezlem malzeh skim 2 piekna
5Geida Gibson, piekna jasno-
wlosa szWedka, Wpadla do
biura sedziego Downing je--.
szcze piekniejsza mloda ko-
beta j ze lzami " oczach
blagala sedziego, ably ME
ldawal slubu Lawrencowi, DO
ten Jest lei ma1zonkiem ona
jego praWowita iona, przyze-
kajac r6wnoczesnie, ze na
twierdzenie sWoje postaWi "
paru godzinaach pismienne
doWody. Sedza dal lei ma to-
.szesc godzin czasu.
ST. y Mimi lin Wedlug
nadeszlej tn wiadomo5d,
v sobote pociag osobowy
knlni Great Narfhnrn cnfaian
me ma STACEY Pennock, zde
rzylGe tying zescia poGdarS
90 towarowego, rozbijajac
'''kkapnze' b. Heffnerinie-
jah=Hanscome Minneapo-ss
Ii, zzn1ajdujacY kaou-
j ezostai zebici dW6ch In
nychsodnioslloog niebezpiecz
ne uszkodzenil Kaeon 81,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

sunki, ably i'm }atwiej bylo
lowic ryby " metnej wodzie.
Bedzieli biskup polski "
Ameryce kanonicznie usta-
nowiony, ME bedzie liberia
lom 1atwo wmawiac W lud,
re nauki ksiezy to wymysf
ich w}asny a vice MONA ich
ME s1uchac, niezalezni zas az
nadto dobrze Wiedza, ze
wtenczas ich obfuda sic u
kaze, re vice I'M sic wszelki
grunt 2 pod n6g usunie. Me
pomoga biadania ma niebez-.
pieczenstwo skonfiskowania
d6br parafialnych Polak6w
przez biskup6W innych ma
rodowosci, przepadna zarzuty,
.ze Rzym Q mas ME dba. Vie
|lebni ksieza i Wydzial Wy.
Ikonawczy u Kongresu ME
chat ME oprzestaja mad u
sprawl pracowaf, . skutki
|beda mad wszelkie spodzi,e.wa-
ME korzystne.
o o 8
Pred tygodniem1 wypalilIal,
sic handloWa czeSe miasta
Baltimore. szko q s. Wgyrzadzo0-
a. przez pozar rwyl1osiIl;Z cod:
IIokolo sto piecdziesiattIsmllI.Eiil q.
En6 Msdolar6WyaES ro M
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18

AAos 1AASy 0 49,
przygotowawszy sic do udzie-
LAMA b~logoslawienstwa Pre-
najsw. Sakramentem VIA
wszy pastoral j mitre zblizy1
sic do oltarza poczem dya-
Ikon wsr6d spieWu Tantuml:
ergo sacramentum" Wystawil
ma oltarz PrzenaisW. Sakra--
ment, kt6rym Ks. Arcybiskup
.udzielil b-logoslawienstwa Ma
TEN sko6czyly sic ceremlonie
i ks. Arcyb;skup wr6cl ne
'pleban,e, ! p6zniej v iowa
!rzystwie msgra. Fox ksiezy
.Schinnerai Traudt udalsie do
Epalacu arcybiskupiego:
Urzedowa instaiacya ks.
|Arcybisklupa Messnaera Cd
5bedzie sia q kilka miesiecy
ponadeslalniu palliilum Rzy
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The Progress is always the best.

The Progress is always the best.
Splendid assortment of yarns at G.
V. Store.
Confectionery at moderate prices.
G. Y. Store.
Wall paper going at cost at the
Bargain House.
The Peoples Store big sacrifice sale
at cost or less.
Our uew 'solo'' room is hummer.
The Palace Resort.
A fine line of choice candies always
on hand at $50 Main.
Cigars and tobacco kept in perfect
condition at The Palace Resort.
1.-The Palace Resort. $50 Main
street. The up to date billiard hall.
There is nothing finer than the Pro-
gress home made bread Try loaf.
It is fine.
st. Louis and return, s32. 20, every
Tuesday and Friday. The Colorado
Midland.
Nothing reserved at the hig sacri-
fee sale beginning tomorrow at the
Peoples Store.
You know that we give bargains,
but in this case we must. The
PEOPLES Store.
See other advertisements later of
the bargins we will offer. The
Peoples Store. Sale begins tomorrow.
| The Ladies' democratic club meets
Wednesday afternoon at the democra-
tic head quarters. All ladies invited
TO attend.
Christmas is coming only few
weeks off. In the mean time, make
frequent visits to the G. V. Store 35G
Main street.
For hosiery, handkerchiefs, ribbons
and laces and in fact for all kinds OF
notions and novelties. be sure to &C
to the G. V. Store.
ID. and R. G. special rates to st.
Louis, Chicago, Boston and other
eastern points. For fu, ther informa-
tion see S. G. Iunn, City agent.
We carry too many lines-We intend
closing out several. While we are
doing so. the public gets the benefit OF
the low prices. The Bargain House.
The Mesa Point Coal Mine is now
mining and delivering coal-Phone
your order to 6S2 Red or see W. A.
Lynch manager. Price So per ton
S1.75 per half ton.
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Wants. For Sale, For Rent, Etc

Wanted Day work by two ladies.
Inquire 318 Pitkin.
For rent-Furnished house
fine location. Apply here.
For rent-Three rooms for light
sekeeping. 1870 South Fifth.
Boarders wanted-Good board and
nice rooms in private family. Apply
here.
Wanted--A girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. [. n. Bunting.
1037 Main.
For sale Five room house, two
lots, sheds. Mrs. Simpson. 1919 Rood,
price $1,000
Tsamsters wanted. Steady employ
ment offered. Address @. f. Thomas.
r. f. d. No ?.
Wanted "A competent girl for
general housework. Apply to Mrs.
George E. Haskell, 95s Main street.
Wanted-Bright up-to- date young
men to study stenography. The Grand
junction Business College can fit such
for the best paving positions.
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Hear Governor James H. Peabody
at the Auditorium at $3.50 sharp next
Thursday Nov. Sd. Everyone well
come.
Tonight is ohildren's S night at the
Southern Carnival. All children will
five cents. Take the children to-
night and show them the attractions
of splendid carnival company.
Miss Matte Rotchford entertained
a jolly crowd of girl friends last night
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Tom
RAIDER. The evening was spent in the
usual Halloween games. Refresh
ments were served. The guests de-
ported at a late hour, content with
their future destiny.
Miss Allie Lee very delightfully."-
entertained last evevhing at the home
of her father, W. H. Lee, party of
fourteen of her young lady friends
at an elaborate dinner. The table
was beautifully decorated with car
nations and roses and the entire course
dinner was served so engaginply
by the young hostess that her young
guests voted her a princess Of enter
tainers. The evening was joyfully
spent in All Halloween games. At
an early hour, Miss Lee and her
young guests repaired to the Auditor
ium and enjoyed the pleasures of the
Guild dance.
The daily sentinel., 1904-11-01
Why Keep Your Money Idle?

The Mesa County Building and
Loan assocition Issues interest bear
ing certificates paying six pre- cent
interest from date of issue. May be
Withdrawn at any time with interest
to date of payment. J. H. Ramey,
Secretary Office at the Ramey In
yestment company.
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H. R. BULL,
Physician and Surgeon.

Surgeon for d. s. R, G. and Rio
Grande Western. Office: Rooms and
Z Canon Block; residences First and
White. Telephones: Office, Junction
101; residence, Mesa 1ol.
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Abstracts.

Abstracts. .-Patrouize the new alb
stract Co.
The best work, lowest prices.
Colorado Abstract and Title Co. E.
A. Atwood, Manager. 535, Main st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-05
JAPANE&E LACK FOOD.
Country Reported Devastated
kurOpatkn'S Plans.

Li1c-Ta1g, July 4-T-a Jc,anese are owl
IDENTITY nonplussed at General Kuropatllin's tao
tics as proved BY their alternate advance On
1Aao-1ang from eng-Wang-Cheug and subse-
qGent retreat. General Kurokrs men are suffer
ing greatly from lack Of supplies, the country
Deil1g devastated. Two divisions are reported 70
have fallen back OF Feng-Wang-Cheng.
The japanese activity in the south is also sus,
pended General Eckoyi being threatened by the
Russian troops from the north. An early cessa-
ton OF hostilities is expected, and when they
ara resumed the Russians say they VIII be able
TO take The offensive. Troops are arriving here
daily.
Seeing The ialpossibIity OF bringing about a
decisive battle, n consequence of the retire
mert Of the japanese and the heavy rains
General kuropatEin. accompanied by the mill
ta-y attaches. Is about TO return 70 Iai-Cheng
The japanese have retired 10 a dry. sandy part
Of the country 70 await better weather. The
Russians have reoccupied their old positions
thirty miles eastward Of Liao-Yang
Two armies are no wbivouaclzed on either
side o. Da.;n Pass. CTa-Ling). which cannot
be said 70 be an effective occupation for either
army, as the deep mud renders Impossible the
movement Of transport wagons and guns. No
battle OF any consequence has been fought the-s
since the Russians retired before the japanese
advance.
Tie Russian troops are In splendid spirits. II
spite o. Aardships. There is not g. dry spot
for them TO camp on. ana She troops often are
obliged 10 PASS twelve hours in the rain before
they can prepare soup with which 10 warm
themselves. owing 10 the difficulty in kindling
fires
The Russians are showing great consideration
for the Chinese. f~aterrizi1s with them and
paying Them good wages and high prices.