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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
OVER THE LINE.
Electrician and Telephone Girl
Make a Runaway Match.

Especial TO The Tines-Dispateh.)
(. WING 1lcSTIIR,tVA Al Nov. 1G.-After a
d, Robinson and Miss Annie Belle Hollis
drove to Stephenson Depot this morning
and there boarded a Bal timorc and Ohio
Railroad train for Charlestown, ", Va"
&. Hopkins, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, They returned to this city this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
sDye..r-.Ac:,uLf.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FL CHATHAM. a. Nov 1G.AIrs. Nellie
ried in the BRIDES home at franklin
function Tuesday. Rev. W.sSD. Barr, OF
Chatham, officiating. The gro on Is a
pany. 5 ii 3644 ss95&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
8Do,Wy,ell-Utz.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
& CORD NSNILI1,1 VA. Nov. IL. Mr.. T..
M. Dowell and Miss Nellie Utz We're mar
near town, at " o'clock tonight. Rev.
DE- Hanna, Of the Chris tian Church.,
performed the cereIn ony. ..3II la6 49, .g3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
In the Tolls.

Especial to Tho Times: pispacl,)
.Chentham co'orcd, wns given sixteen
months In jail and fined sll0 In Apo
mattox Circuit Court to-day, on fourteen
warrants, charging him With larceny Of
fourteen different articles from as many
persons, 6&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-17
4 no F!sx.fs q,
Of the
Democratic ] j q
Party,

IL Just as satisfactory to-day
as It ever was. The people
must have a good, strong
party to fall back upon when
II Is manifest that the In
cumbent administration Is
unsatisfactory. 81
Then will come Denloc-
racy's opportunity.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07

first administration than ns
81 the anthracite coal strike And howl Praysrmessps
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07

II. G. Plum, representing Loverin q
Brown, wholesale grOcerS of Chicago,
was acquitted last week in North Yak
ina, on charge of selling adulterated
be remembered that Mr.. Plum sold IL
lot of groceries here prior to his going
to North Yakima where he was ar
rested. The justice before whom he
was tried said the evidence was too
conflicting to convict, and the only
thing left for him to do was to acquit
and return to hun his 800 cash bond
which he had put up.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
Why Is 1t.

In looking over IL pamphlet called
opportunities" and gotten out by the
y. =. Ry. Co., to advertise the terri
tory through which its road runs, we
find that Ellensburg does not exist.
There is no such place anywhere on
the entire length of its line, so far as
the book is concerned. What is the
reason? Why are we not sin it," Is
it the fault of the people here? We
find other Klttitas towns Thorp, Gle
Elum and Easton mentioned, but SO far
as this, our own fair city is concerned,
none Of the homesc ckers. into whose
hands the hoOok is placed, and for
whose special benefit the book was
compiled and printed, would ever
get the slightest conception Of IT'S eX-
i,tencc, from pcruoing the pamphlet.
1t certainly cannot be ON account OF
the minor Importance of the place
when we stop to consider the wide and
varied resource, which surround H.,
We are told that when the representa-
tive of the road wa, here compiling
the work that he turned the matter
over to the Ellcu,burg club and asked
that it prepare the matter Whether
or not the matter va, prepared we do
not know, but We do know it wa, not
printed. Even though the club may
have failed in il, duty one would nat
uraIIy expect from the fact this being
Il passenger and freight division of the
road and the important interests in
connection with the company, bushes,
here. would be sufficient reason for Il
statement to that effect. at least.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
TOLD IN VERY BRIEF FORM
Just What You Want to Know
About Given Correctly
and ConciseIy.

Dana Bing, of Fairview was in the
city Saturday.
r. B. Gage, of East Kttitas, was in
the city Saturday.
\ number of new awnings have been
and are being put up around town.
H. G.. Frost assumed the duties as
ianitor of the Caldwell block the past
week
Guilford Wilson, one of Ro,lyn's
teachers was in the city Saturday and
Sunday.
The Chinook cut the show in Il hurry
and dried up the mud wonderfully,
even if it was di-agreeable.
Carrot d'Ablaing moved into his Of
fee in the rear of the Caldwell block
the latter part of last week.
Chas. Felch who ha, been visiting
with his brother, DR.. H. J. Fclch, ha,
returned to his home in spokane.
Street Commissioner Nancy did some
very effective work in the way of lev
cling the streets the first of the week.
\ good many ranchers are reSeeding
their timothy. clover and alfalfa field,
this week. This is Il good idea fo,
there are nearly Away, spot, in the
field that die out during the year that
il not reseeded will grow up in dande.
lions or more obnoxious, weeds.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
Chas. H. Flunnerfelt,
Successor to r. B. Wilson,
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES.
SOLE AGENT FOR MILLARS ROASTED COFFEE.

r.. ii. CrlnufOu went out TO MS place
in East Kittitas this week to brand his
cattle and look aftcr the place other
wise.
John Burnham has accepted posi-
ton with the Boss Bakery and Grocery
and entered upon his duties the first of
the week
We are very glad to hear that w. ID.
Carter is improving so rapidly that he
will soon be able to come down to town
once more.
Ira l.. Burton, formerly of this val
ley but who is now Il resident of Idaho,
renews his subscription to THE DAWN
this week.
A. 5. Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
ward and Miss Xola Thorp, of Thorp,
attended easter services in Ellensburg
last Sunday
Jim johnson is repairing the old liv-
cry barn on the corner of Main and
Fifth streets and will conduct IL feed
stable there.
Assessor Kenney reports the work of
assessing As progressing nicely, but
says it will take much time yet to lin
i,h up the field work.
Me,sr,. Hubbcl, Mumma and Has
kin expect to market their potatoes
soon. which they contracted some time
ago at $50 per ton. They have in all
about sixty tons.
The Knight, Of Pythia, will hold a
district convention here on the after
noon and evening of April Goth. The"
district embraces kittita,, Yakima and
l[lickitat counties.
1t i, reported that large number
Of cattle are dying on the Columbia
river range, starving to death. 1t is
impO,-b bile To get to that section, owing
to the snow and condition Of the trails
II. l.. Stowell moved into the room
formerly occupied by II. ). Elwood {,
drug store. This COON was repapcrcd
and painted. and put in good shape, 50
| that Mr.. Stowell will now have II splcn-
| did location.
I A. b. Averil, of Spokane, one Of the
compilcrS and editors of the history OF
the Kttitas, Yakima and klickitat
counties is in the city again to com
plete the work. 1t will possibly re-
quire two months co complete the work.
here.
! Pumor has it that brand splinter
new democratic newspaper is 70 be
launched on the turbulent sea of Jour
nalism in Roslyn pretty soon. Well,
Roslyn is certainly able to take care of
two papers and give both good decent
support.
Clarence S. Palmer is being talked
of as a delegate to the national demo-
cratic convention. He has been faith
full and devoted democrat ever since we
first knew him, twelve years ago, and
we see no reason why he should not be
thus hOnOred. No one can question
his ability or fidelity to the cause he
espouses, and he is surely Il represen-
tative democrat.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07

Knowing that the socialist party Of
kittitas county has no organ IN the
county, and knowing that the party
will stand in need of having official
matter appear in public print, we here
by tender the party II reasonable
amount of space in THE DAWN Il, the
needs of the party may appear. the
same to be without cost to the party.
ROBERT \. TURNER. EDITOR.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07

The necessity for eating food contain
ing phosphates is becoming more APP
parent every day. The wear and tear
of our lives need some concOmitant in
the food to counterfeit this constant
strain
White flour does not contain phOs-
pirates, because phosphates only grow
in the dark parts of the grain which
are, of course, left out by the miller on
account of the color.
Therefore the addition of Crescent
Phosphate Baking Powder to the flour
make, perfect nourishing food.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

lin LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs they cannot
reach TIA" scat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease ana in ORDER To cure 1t
Nou must take internal remedies Hall :
Catarrh cure is taken internally. and acts di-
rcctlY on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall :
Cdlarrh cure is not Il quack medicine 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians in tins
country for years. and is IL regular prescription
II is composed of the best tonicS known. com
blncd with the best blood purifiers acting di-
rcctlN on tn" mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is what pro-
duccS such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
f.. j. CITENEN x Co Props. Toledo o.
Sold by dru' glstS, p ice 15c.
Hail : Fanny rI4l> are the best
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
Manag ger " anted.

Trustw orthy lady or gentleman to manage
business in this county and adjoining territory
for well and favorably known house of solid
financial standing 5000 straight cash salary
and expenses paid each Monrav by check direct
from headquarters. EXpens' money advanced
Position permanent. Add Manager. $40
Como Block, Chicago. Iinui l4l2t
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07

Go to Mrs. Ackley's Millinery store
for new Spring hats.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-04-07
WANTED

SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE in this and adj
joining territories, to represent and advertise
an old established business house of solid tinan-
cal standing. Salary S2l weekly. with expenses
advanced each Monday by check direct from
hcadq quarters Expenses advanccd; position
permanent We furnish everything.
Address The Columbia. go MOnon Building.
Chicago. III. HIT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Cine Sntermrban=G 81 bsrbrannt
llno groao Ripple beinabe pom Sasianapos
lie absei4Icffen.

Sn groab Ripple bor Der @arse-
Station brannte eelfsrn Nadmittao
Die Snterurban=gar melGe ben Ser.
tebr apiiden indianapolis uno groab
&ipple alein permitted bate, isitoem
bic Union Sraction &c." Den 6reibrief
Der alien @ompaqnie erporben bat,
wabriheinlih infolse bon l~leberheisunq
beg S~oblenOfens D0Ii9 nisber. .. b.
auber Dem &doer=@eife blieb bon Der
Gar wenig iibri9.
Teuertuebr uno Wah erperte 9iebt's
in Broab cripple nidt, uno Die tpeni=
gen elmer Waher, mel6e etli9e Stra=
Benbabn= Nngeitelte in bic brennenoe
Gar goiien, lOidten bic Glnmmsn nidt.
Der an9eri6teee Sdaoen belduft fid
auf mebrere Sauienb Dollars, gans
ab9eieben oapon, baB Der S~iraBenbabn=
Wertebr 3piiden bier uno Yroab &ipple
nunmebr, peni9ifens tempordr, auf Die
~2imiteo" =Gars stpilden bier uno 3ips
ION befdrdntt piro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Nus yclarao fommt bic Wadridt


bah qeiiern nieoer elm Cabinet Ieinen
Riiftritt eingereidt bat.
@s lit swar meoer cine gbre uno
fiber nod meniger Elm Yergniigsn, oers
ssit ais ierbiider Miniifer su amtiren;
aber &onia Better ocel Dielmcbr Die i'm
bsberrl1enoen yW0roer" peroen aud
biesma! nod miaise 2eute iinoen. Sn
Der Nniuenoung owirtlamer" leber-
re%oungsmittel baben Die Serren ia
Routine. llebrigens ipirb Der roibe
peter taum mebr biele WiniIferien err
nennen uno allem nod 1T oas jebt tom=
menoe sugleid oas Sdlub.G Cabinet iei-
her trauriaen 8egieruns. gr ielbt
wdre je~oeHfaas ber5lid frOb, wenn er
mieoer am ih0nen @enfer See ldBs uno
nud fir Die @olegen oieIes90ni9s, iber
osFsn n@oitesgnaoentbum" man nidt
gerne iprad, wdre peter's Ysniio.
nirung cine grobe grlei9terung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04

beitere 6timmuna; SRI. Clair fibrts
ibren Bart in better Weiie ourd. Die
iibrigen Nebenrollen puroen ebenfals
in Observation-Disclosures eiie ourdaefibrt.
Die Sniesniruna lieB nidts gu MINE
fden iibrig. Gins aber iolte in Cue
tunft permiebsn psrbsn. Sn Der
paaie mad benz erltsn Nct fonnten Die
Yub0rer oeutlid fdmmtlide gefeble
bOren, uelde auf Der gibne ben
yhbnen= Mngelelten sribeilt wuroen;
oaOur4 tpuroe Der i'm publicum ber=
borgerufenen Saulion Elm Ddmpfsr
aufgeIebt.
Die Gineinnaiier Geieafdaft bat nit
Der geitriaen Muffibrune oes nSd9er=
blut" einen unbefritten fdOnsn grfolg
gebabt. Ser marine Beifaa, ueldsr
ni9t nur mad Den gctidlihen. ionesrn
aud bel ofisner Scene ben Daritelern
se3olt muroe, Denies. uie febr Die gu
b0rer Die 2eiitungen Der Tariteaer
gu ihdben mubten.
Die in benz Gtiide Dortommenoe
Duff nuroe bon Der Gitp Bano unter
2eiiung ibres D%irigsnten, 9errn &ein-
bolo Wiler, in ausaeaeihneter Weiie
3ur Durdfibrung gebradt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Mm. eoains @bitnsp, oeHem Mb-

~f"f 1~"s"I 0J"yf WIN Wv
leben mir 9eitsrn melosten. tpuroe i'm
Sabre l84l in eonpap, Wan., gebo=
zen. gr entliammt elmer ehten puri=
taner Gamilie. giner fsiner abnen
mar Soliab N4bitner, Der als General
unter Waibington cine Brigade Iibrte
uno aud Elm Sbeilnebmer an Der Yolfo-
ner 5bee gpiiooe mar. 6err Wbitnep
tuoirte Die Rehte auf Der uniperlifdt
Dale. Jn bic politif puroe er ourd
6amucl 3iloen eingsfiibrt. gr mar
elmer Der 0auptfactoren, Die @lepelanos
Domination berbeifnbr.en uno ere
hielt bon glebelano ben poiten bee
Warines Setretdrs. gls folder leqte
er oas 6unoament gum mooernen Nus.
bau Der u. 6. Marine. Seine politi.
ide @arriere aber nabm ibren pirt=
li1en Qnfang, nls er i'm Sabre 1871
In Nem Dort ben oDoun9 Wens De-
mocratic Club" Qriinbete. Sbn iiber.
leben A ainoer. pauline paget in 2on'
bon, 0arrp papre W5itnsb, Der SRI,
Gertrude Danberbilt ebelidte. papn,
Wbitnsp, befen Satin cine 3odtsl
bes GtaatsIetretdrs papne 1T uni
Dorothy WbItnsp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04

9eiber ifsbt 81 bsftirdten. oaB aud
jsbt uieoer Der 9OngrsB in ieiner un=
glaubliden 6ei3beii, bic ebenfalls einen
She'll unierer .unbegren3ten M69lid=
ieiten" gu biloen ideint, Dor Dem reaf=
tiondren ysrlanaen Der pnritanifden
6anctifer gu 3reu3e trieat.
Die Golge oaDon miiroe naiiirlid
cine gan5 dbnlide iein, pie bon Der
unieroriidung Der 3antine in Der gr=
NEE. Die yeteranen Der Soloaten=
beime, fir tpelhe ibre 2antine iebt Elm
plab seiclisen Weris9rs 1T, mo fie bel
einem @las Bier einiee Stunoen oes
5aQes beripeilen f0nnen, wiiroen. tuenr
Die probibitioniten nit ihrer fanati=
iden Maitation grfols baben %iOllten,
ebenfals Die in Der Ndhe Der Soloaten=
beime entltebenoen NirtbIdaf!en auf=
Tuden, oersn &uf meilf ni9t einma!
mebr Elm 5~meifelbafter 5u iein pfie9t,
tpiiroen bort lire penlionsgeloer in
fdledtem 6uiel inpsffiren uno piiroen
iid dbnli6 %benebmsa, ME Die Soloaten
Der Nrmee an 3ablta9en, Die in Den
Shnapsbuosn berum3ieben; 0ern Nl=
ter idiibt befanntli6 nitt Dor 3bors
belt.
Ias fir Elm beiddmenoer Ntblid,
oaB Die tleine fanatilhe Winoerbeit i'm
gante INNER unb INNER wieDer i'm
Stanoe lit, Der iibermdltigeno groBen
Mebrbeit Nnoersoenfenoer ibre gemein-
ihdoliden r%eattiondren Wnlidten auf=
3uspingm ! Wer min es Dem Nusldn=
Der berbenten, tpenrl er Die g%renSenloIe
9eudsIei GROCER gebOlterungstbeile ols
einen Der mioerlidften uno gefdbrli6lfen
ameritaniiden H~atiOnaliebler beSeid-
net?
Dime es si molten, er'nnern Die pl=
ritaniIden Janatiter INNER bon
Weuem bon 3eit sl 3eit oaran, mas le
aus Dem 2anoe MAIDEN, mie lie Dem.
ielben ibr probibiiionsjod auf5pineen
wiiroer, psnr fh nldt bic arobsn
Waiien Der oeutld : ameritanifden
Stimmaebsr ibren gemeiniddoliben
llmtrieben hinDerno in oen Weg ltea=
ten. Tea ilnermeBliden Shaoen, ben
tie Bis jebt adt bsrIdisoenen probibis
tionsfaatsn 3u9efiigt baben, wiiroen
lie oann iber has gauge qanb berauf.
beihmoren. Das feige Ysrtalten ocs
6onareies benefit oeutli6 gerrg, oaB
oas finitere, intDlerante Yuritanert6um
obne ben Wioerfano Der bcutI1 sameri=
taniIden 6timmgsber i'm Stanoe iein
wiiroe, Dem gan5en 2anoe feline polts=
feinoliben Anlih.tn atf3u3lpinlen.
9as Yuritausrtbum lit li1 belien
aud redt mobl bepuBt uno beebrt oas
fir oas oeutId-ameritaniide YsuOl=
ierungselement nit einem 10 gliibenocn
0aB, wie nur 6anatiter Su baIien i'm
Stanoe lino. Gs biloet gang allein Die
Guelle jenes oaies, Der oann in weis
tere 9reiie oringt uao taufenofdIti9 in
iebr bdbli6en grlheinungen outage
tritt. Weitl. g.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
s1r Haudt Die
Salb erfroren anfgeinmoem.

gn Ohio Str. uno Capitol glpe.
wuroe lebte Nadt qegen IL ubr eiH
Wann ihwer franf uno balberfroren
auf Der StraBe liegenb oufaefunoen
uno balbi9lf per Mmbulans ms Staot-
bofpital iiberfhbrt. gr nennt fi9
90. @arhenter aus @rano 9apios,
Widi9au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
geb6rSe fur Of. @erte.



Sn Der aeifrigen Sibuns Der See
boroe FIR 0ifsntlide Wcrfe eridien Nn=
malt Serb. Wintsr als Yertrster Der
ySnoianapolis 3erminal & Sraction
COMPANY, UNI abermals fur Die
Sdliebung Der Wustin9um Stt. (erite
Mlep uelilid Der Sainois Str, spi=
iden Martet uno ObiO) au plaioiren.
Die ais ginfahrt ODER bersleiden fir
bic nelie Citation Der @eielidaft ben0=
tbi9t miro. Nnoererieits argumentirte
9nmalt Gbas. ". Smith als Yertrcter
bon Sol. Is. Sdaf, gowaro Sdurman.
@ebr. 9irtboff uno Mnoersn eesen
oieIs Sdliebung.
Die Yeb0roe nabm Die Nnaele9enbeit
abermals unter Yeratbung: Die betr.
@runobeiber miiroen Der Sdliebuna
Der Naep niht Opponiren, fals bic 3.
:. Il Z. SO. ibnen cine ansemeHene
gntiAdoi9ung 5ablen wiiroe. 9a3u
aber 1T Die so. nidt bereit.
g d a b d M eober u e.
bGlber?
Nuf 8runo mebrfaher Glagen.
beren mebrere bonn Wapor ielbF Der
Yeb0roe porseIegt wuroen, waro Die
SnbplS. Strasenbabn 60. aufgeIor-
bert, fur Beherung ibres DienItes auf
peridieoensn 9inien iofort Gorge gu
tragen.
@leidSeitig crying an Die Snterur=
ban=2inien bic Muforoerung, Der Bee
boroe umaebenh miisutbeilen, ~ a 8
BON ibrsn M%otornieren aIs s5igna! gum
Mnbalten bebufs Mufnabme bon it1ot.
pahagieren betradtet miro. Eenn auf
beridieoene &lagsll in bieier Yesiebung
baden Die Snterurban. @%Ompagnien er-
hilbert, oaB Die Motorniere Die BON
Ytrssrn sesebsnen Si9nale nidt Der=
fanben bdtten. Die nSnterurbans"
Iolen iebt ertldten, oh an ben Straa
Bentreusuugsn Sdla9bdume anse-
bradt. ooer oh bic Wotorniere ourd
ReDolbsrfdhNe "a la Wilo=Wef" gum
Nnbalten aebradt iperoeu miiiien. =
NStbigenfals f0nnten ia aud an ben
acknowledgement @at!lingr 8eidiibe
aufgefeat meroen.
Il m 60 3 s b 3 t.
Nuf gmpfeblung BEG Snsenieurs
Sbimar bon Der Brigbttuoooz pumpfa=
ton miro Der Sdornltein Der Station
UNI 60 CUB erbobt ueroen, oamit Der
Goblenqualm iiber bag benatbarte
S6ulbaus binmeafiibrt miro. In ben
.SnQenieut perpielen tuurosn bic
Yetitionen
UNI: gementirung Der Sw. unn Rinns
feline an Der Cornell Wbe., bon IL. biz
10. Str. Nipelirung uno &iespf. Der
1. MIep 0ltli9 Der gaf Str, bon Der
Wegtorl bis CUR /. gnep n0roliA;
Desel. Der |. alep norblid Der Wee=
BORT, bon CAT biz Wrigbt Str. Jers
ner puros PAUL Sefriss oas pripiIes
our Mnlnge zines Seitengeleiies auf Der
Railroao Str, Srpington, ertbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
@arantirte Sur far samurrhpipen,

Suden6e, bIinbe, bIntenoe ODER berpors
qheaenoe 0dmorrboiben. Sbr 9lpotbeter eiebt
oaS @elb suriif ipenn PAZO OINTMENT
su furiren perfebIt in + bis II 1aaen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-04
Wataoore stat=G Slut.

Nus benz am Dienffag Nbeno abge=
bal!enen 9urnier bes sWataoore Stat
Club" 9ingen folgenoe 6erren aIs Sis=
ger berpor: 1
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-03-18
RUsSIA's GIGANTIC WAR PLANS
Three Hundred Thousand Troops to Flight
the Japs and. 100000 More to OPP
pose the Chinese.

Yin Kow, March 15.-The local Rus
sian authorities are apparently in
censed and manifestly much annoped
at the solicitious Inquiries of the COM
manders of foreign gunboats regarding
the projected blocking of the Lao
river before the arrival of the Japa-
nese, which latter event is regarded as
a foregone. conclusion. Although the
blocking of the Lao and also the de-
Tense of the settlement and native
town are regarded as unattainable, II
is certain that an unimportant DISPOSE
ton of guns and the arrangement of a
defense plan have already been made.
The best Russian information OBJ
tainable at Port, Arthur and Niuchwang
admits the governments intention to
fall back indefinitely until the mobili-
cation Of 800, 900 troops for the purpose
of assaulting and opposing the Japan
csc and probably 100000 more to OPP
pose the Chinese.
The same opinion asserts that Vice
Admiral Makaroff will fight hard. He
Is determined to weaken the enemy al
any cost. and make the operation OF the
Baltic sea fleet In the far east feasible
though it may be necessary to fight
without the Pallada, .Czarevttch and
Retvizen, which, it is admitted, cannot
be fully repaired within six. month 5,
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GOV. DocKERY's DISCLAIMER.
Declares He Kept Hands on" In the Dem
ocratic Primaries at Kansas City
and st. Louis.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 15.-Gov.
Dockery gave out the following con-
ceruing the Kansas City and st. Louis
primaries: In spite of the statements,
made early in this campaign that l
would not take any part,as between the
candidates for nominations in my party
and in spite of the further fact that it
is well known that l have not taken
any part whatever in these contests.
either for state or municipal nomina-
tons, the Shannon convention, which
nominated George M. Shelley for mayor
Of Kansas City passed resolution de-
claring me to be wholly responsible for
alleged police outrages upon the right
of the people of Kansas City. Per-
-sonally, care nothing for this attack.
but it is due my party and the people
of the state that should expose the
absolute falsity of this unwarranted
assault"
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This Is Miraculous.

Manhattan, Kans., March l4.-One of
the strangest cases that has ever been
heard Is, Of il Riley CO. Is that Of the three
Of this place.
Some time ago the little girl took whoop.
ing cough, which was followed by pneu.
monia. When the pneumonia left her, she
was taken down with malaria fever with
at times symptoms of Spinal Meningitis.
The family doctor brought her safely
through these troubles, but after the fever
Bright's Disease set in and the doctors
gave her up. Her father tells the rest OF
the story:
I'VE began to give her Dodd's Kidney
Pills and after she had taken about three
and half boxes, she was entirely cured.
Now she is web as any child, running and
playing as if nothing had ever been the
matter with her. The doctors said she
was beyond the reach of medicine. Dodd's
Kidney Pills. certainly saved our little
chronic stage Of Braht Disease 9 saa that
thought nothing could save her.