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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
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tBy Associated Press # 3S5i is8 N;
NJ w ASIflNGT C N, d ca March 13.-.From
tile Foreign OFFICE at Toxic, tho Japalese
leEntiotl has received M dspntcli bearing I'M
on tho report thu THE Russian i'over ~ /.
mctt hls again a rawl tho attention o y
the powers with 81 sta einert TO tilo e. 81: i
feet thu tho imperial troops were q niasv
OF II ,iolltlon OF China's ts y 9
&thcl& N theft ppenr,lncc behind Il II 9
1usslar army In the western part ,ot (
Fcngtien province tlust have y been Z Ct 81.
fected taing route through M1l'go1a
SJnpnnesc dispatch from Toxic 81 y s., d
Imperial Forces hive ne yer pu sed
Monaghan aeriitory viii lltussia, has lo g,
sund always has been tscndlng there us
8gulscd or arm ed troops, VIII icht in timidat.
Ing native princes ana people have CAUSED SCI
them to Nrendc fnsslstnnee lo}8the . U.s.
SLAMS in the rear. = ~ III
'rhe dispatch from Toxic points out the ms
folaawing Ms the facts In evidence:
lrst.8 From the Ginning Of THE W Y.
and 4Lesselkoulon and in Khorchin dis.
flInta sumo ~ zoo soldiers 1i detailed for
reaeisanf Gfsss aae e psrt
June "a Russian force consisting of some
fifty troopers and artillerynien 4, process ss
ing from neghbo rhoGd ot us 2, t an
y
of ALongoliaAun err the rule Of Prin G, Eel,
Z taking their route between Chung China
ton and 1Iang gan. ~ ltl 5
E3'tIhird. Iii last September 81 body Of
Russian soldiers together with a NUM-
sber5iof sManchurian& and NJ ongo Ian sol
oilers under thclrbcnlploN proceede ed vest
ward from the Sneig hborhood of Ito LIN Is
guarding 400 carts laden with arms and
ammunition ma passing through, that
part OF Mongolia! which is administered py
the Prrince or IIfntu to l'aknos hi, near
I r nc 1r,,,t TJDt
with resst,ince9 at the hands II CT tho
Chinese officials and people and being
defeated bad the ammunition confiscatcd
by the magistrate OF tho Chaoyang dis
stSs' Fourth On September {15tli last 100
Russian troops were despatcllad 81 from
Tie Ling (oorrect) to TIalnseckai pre-
.sumably for the purpose OF ntimidatlng
the aforesaid Chinese officials and people.
800 r sold iers have been stationed
StIsien district and they have. been
going round lin the IXhorlos district lin
Mongolia extending FROM Cllungchiatun
40 &Pctun. These Russian soldiers levied
supplies. especially attle and horses. by 4
,reduisiton in#thn northeast of Mongolia !
and after bringing them together IN t
1Petnn. conveyed them Z SOU thcast under !
custody Of soldiers. n both by. ater8and 4
land routes through the Khorlos district. |
the general public that Russia had rifles, /
guns and ammunition, which she attempt-l
cd 10 send to North China from Mongolia
Changchinl1no or KalganJ con-kI
fiscated !. by the Chinese authorities sat
Kalgan,""As FL IN II "a + !5i 5SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

conpietc surprise 70 Tho Russialr,s, M INV.
s sa oily ly Tho Japanese cavalry from
the Westward. ,,..,.,s. ~ ia ,,,.j
.,,n,,, ! rsirontnE along the road 70 sIle
pass lti'baSI arancse descended from w y,
fhiis an tho Ri,ssians, who nttcmptee,u, ~
break through Inc; After s ,,,,i,s
n tsrsnt execuiIoii ~ 900 Isnssit.,,s sur
rendered with tlieir, guns ..,, M,
7 si,he lima rcsc Host one hundred men.
Accofdlhg 10 stories told by s ~, ,,,n.
t,iissini, officers ntld tile ttppenriince
fa,cr1 No TIC troops, tho retreat lacRs ~
eanisniloi,, every battalion shifting 10y
81 ar1 I. lltHy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
GREAT MEETING
For ANNEXATION
tContInued from First Page.)

q be Just. and the industries viii ask no
favors.' 5ti # i53i
s Mr.. Bryan Illustrated his idea Of fail.
taxation by saying that a store on Main
Street could be used for all sorts Of
merchandise and ] is taxable value was
thereforcsnot dependent upon the char
acter Of business followed by the tenant,
but y manufacturing plant not matter
what It's output might be-. was properly
taxable only at it's market value as
buildings and old machinery.
''You should not take the brains and
Industry OF the men that mako the plant
.productlve,'ss said Mr.. Bryan. for then
you are not taxing property, but spirit
the very life blood OF nAnufacture,'' n Il
Mr.. Bryan's suggestions were appa-
.rently understood and certainly heartily
applauded. 8 PISA
Dead in Earnest,
Mr., a. y. Williams followed Mr. Bryan
MI. Williams spoke earnestly for$nnncx-l
alton. He said that u city was like n
manufacturing plant. # the plant needed
more room they annexed eYon I tncy
had to nay literally for IT. lie said that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
Open letter from Kind Hearted

Open Letter from Kind Hearted
Il OhfOnn, III d
The following letter VIII be Of great
interest TO our readers II breutes the
true spirit Of cllurty. Of helping others.
May y do the good that Mr., carprntcr
hopes for t'i
10 the Pcoplr Of Richmond Hi
Although may DO unknown to you,
vet hope my experience Will carry the
weight that carnestness always should
believe IN doing good to my fellow men,.
and in no way cnn help them better
than in pointing out the road to health.
llyomei, the treatment that cures c;i-5
tarrh without stomach dosing, has done
me 50 much good that 4 want everybody
to know Of rs merits, had IN very
bad case Of cntarrh,, and Ilynmcl com.
plttely cured ME. have recommended
1t to my nelshhors. and they, too have
been cured, Now 4 want everybody IN
all parts Of the country 70 know wat
Ifynmci has done for me. f5sI
"CiElRGE {W. CARPilNTEi
F'iVnrcnt.G Ohio Ut
Hyomci contains the healing bnlsams
that are found In the air upon I'll a noun
'tains, where catarrh is unknown, II de-
suoys all catarrhal germs In tho air paHr
stges of tine head, thrOaL and lungs, and
makes complete cures. & s
a complete outfit cost out f1. whilnI
extra hotties can be obtained 10Y 80 cents
~ A., MIllors drug store sells liypmsi q. q.
"a .eQafpn,co Plan offerinE % refund the
money II, 1, does not give complete sat,sfacE
ton. \ Mail orders WILL be allied 8prpDpt ~ on
r. esPt ~ price Complete OUTFITS ~ o est 81;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
CHINA HITS AT JAPAN.
Railroad Forced by Mikado':
Army to Garry Contraba1ld #
81 ofANVar. s..
(Bv.Assocta ted SPress:) y


ITEM 'rSIN, March 13-The Chinese
railway administration has withdraw tic
locomotives and other rolling stock from
the line between Sinmintln, Koupang taze
and Yinlsow 4 $3iA "a rs SIX "a y,
d AS told III these dispatches yesterday,
1t was the purpose of the authorities Ito
withdraw the service between the places
named until further notice., beginning
to-day owing to the tinsistnnce of the
Japanese military officers that the rail-
way carry military stores.
1t Is stated III certain high quarters
that tho Chinese are Justified In taking
this course, us the higf-handeu action OF
the Japanese in cndeaYoring to force
them to violate neutrality by carrying
contraband of wurgle left them no altcrnH-
tive, Notwithstanding the fact that tho
loss of revenue will be "a serious ore
probably resulting III the deterioration Bof
the bonds of the railway. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
.vICToR's sPoILs.
japanese Report Capture Of Enol
nous Quantities OF Stores
and Munitions.
(By Associated Press.)

TOXIC, March 10 -(I1vcning),- FOL.
lowing report was received to-day from,
the headquarters Of the Japanese armies
In the field:
Tits estimated that the spols which
34fcll in our hands in the direction of
Sinking (Ycnkcn) since the occupation
by Us OF Tsnkhctchen on February
24th have been as follows;
rifles. ZOO; machine guns, Q; small
ammunition, 10000 rounds shells, H.
900: entrenchng tools. 5000; wire 1900
bundles; materials for a light railway
Of thrty-tbree miles: wagons for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
TERRORIsTS- ACTIVE..
lieutenant Of Cossacks Mortally
Injured Explosion at
NIOSSOAf. ssti,
J .(BY AsSoclnted Press.)E

n W lI3yT asSbCIuteH FTess'J 49, u
ST.4pETjrRSBuRG. March 1i.-Further
terrorist attempts arc reported.
n Lieutenant kouoff, of the Nolga Cos
sacks, has been, mortaly injured by revo-
in &theEcourt-ya I'd % ~ his home
at liremenchug, it IS supposed. In. revenge
In Moscow NJ tIoifenbergIch icf@of police
at Minsk, was attacked by&a man armed
with u revolver, but escaped unhllrt. Many
officers concerned In the suppression Of
disorders have received threatening let
tiers. IS E 81
Revolutionary proclamatio ions have been
discovered at Cronstadt, melting sailors
and dock-yard -workmcIl TO fit out tho
warshps. or as an alternative. damage
them SO as to prevent their sailing.
1t is rllmored that there was an ex-
;p!osion at MOSCOW last night close to the
walls Of the kremlin. .s{ IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
sLEDGE HAMMER BLOWS.
Progress Committee Thoroughly
=. Aroused on Annexation.

The interest IN expansion for tile city
sstios % meetings to5bc held by Tho joint
Committee on Progress So far ihrec
meetings have h"cn planned for barton
Heights Friday next Chestnut I'M, Sal
sunluy, and nlilrhmpnd meeting on Mon.
day ncNt This last Will wilma M Tic
lalles for Greater Richmond on The night
ihefore lhf onen meeting of the Commit
Joints l4,,a ,slfong demons, IA ton AZ Il Ia
forge Of liy- apneHatlon Spiri, on tl,t e oes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
I, Waivers Complain.
(BN AEkocintcd l.rnsa

4 !. tI3N ASSOCIATED ireYs,j
: FALL RIVER MASS, March 1s--1,he
Cotton Manufacturers Association today
complaint of the weavers cnnreri,inc lie lie
len looms system, II is understood TINT
thee MN men are disposed 10 raise The
"a se q weaving undeM this system, from
lltl2 cents a cut 70 IS cents, an increase
pf about 4 IL Der cent. secretary W,h,te-
head Of the WeaYers Union. saii today,
'hat DDS would not be acceptable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Bers,y's for Clothes.'

1s itStoo early to :osi you 5of
OUT, new Spring Top Goat 2
Motif you're an early bird"
IN Fads may co111o q Il q fads
may q but the top coat goes
on Is is rever--Nvttn variations.
"A select lot 81 til ESQ sample
DARN 9 tlts-ir1 olive, sta1s and q
few witllbindefinite Btripesiand
check design Some 81 the
patterns w 9 sFcan not
duplicate. * AS sS53 Il Il IA
SIS. OOito $4,000.
n Other coats, as slow a $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
WORK OF REFORM.
Ze1nst,,as Demand Representa-
tion Oh Commission Under
Imperial Rescript.
,fI3y A Associated Press

g ST. PI1TERsBURG, March ,14----1 .55 A..
Min Hthc midst Of all confusion nell
dent TO the defeat Of the Russian army
In Manchuria there lis no pause in the.
rrea reform movement. The zemstvos Of
Various governments. at n meeting held
,ins MOSCOW and the Moscow p yuma have
Photographed the interior minister n re-
quest, which As practically a demand
that they be represented on the commits
sion under. the imperial sresctlp 4 and
other local organizations arc preparing 10
follow their lead. .4l {2i 3fs5 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
An#Infant Burned.
LEE 10 THE FROM
Goes to Missouri and Other
States nsInteresto of JarnestoWn,

Especial to The Times y Ispat cl,.) \ y. I.
NORFOLK VA !. March 13. - General
l7itzhuglls Lee III presder t; ,s and o. p.
town Exposition Company, have lcf here
for Je fferson City Mo-. 10 4 address the
Missouri lie gislaturo on the subject Of ~
preparation for n Missouri building and cx-i
5hibit at Il he jamestown Ell or. 8
81 lie will also address t he Legislatures
gun, Pennsylvanil md New y crscy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
.GENERAI.DAK||ER||''|ss.
G'0|:L| |. [
Gallant. C J[I, Conf dcratc Officer
Has Been Married 5IIalf 23ss
/ ,lS Century, VI
A CHILD / Il J. DIES }. / FROM B ! j URNs

S(spccialto ,rhc,rl 81. 5 Ispntcb

- -
i $ U INF Liz, IA, March t3,--G General and
Mrs. u. s. Baker VI Ills afternoon and
evening celebrated theii.a golden wcdtllng.I
,trhcy wero married AiurchS1 1856, In Sails!
bury, N. g. NJ a largo number Or pcrsonssg
some Of thcm llltary friends from u
distance, called between tic. hours OF x
land II 4 o'clocls. Tho color schcn,c was
whlte3nnd yellow II
Confederate General. b.
There were many gifts sof gold, Include,
Ing purses aggrcgatlng several hundred
dollars II, COIN. General Baker was d
Lieutenant III tho United States cavalry
ut the time OF Ills marriage. When tho
Civil War began lie resigned and was
made colonel OF cavalry In the & Conred-
crate service. AT the battle % Brandy
Station, where ono arm was shattered
lie was promoted to be brlgad lcr-gcn-$s
eral. III. XII n n q $ Il
Mrs. Baker was n Miss D!za beth Earl
Henderson. Among heir sons Is Coun-8,
;ty isheriffSA. II. q Bal er. = IS
E Because Of the dlsputes regarding he 4
oyster lines y III Nnnsemond river. tho
State Board 5aof Fisheries has ordered
Oyster Inspect or II r. W llanison%to have i
the old Baylor survey changed, and new
lines established, Inspect or w lliamsoB
said to-day the work will be gin to-rlor--3
row and vii require several weeks for
Its completion ~ "a N
II Mrs .Jennette Dartlcna died to-day Mt
the home Eof ID daughter Mrs. 4. D rs.
eighty years If She IS sur. 4
lvlyed by three daughters a nd !, two song,
married. SI 8s
An Infant Burned
y IL r nodes. b c:hncka tuck, al. died
Sunday as ID result OF burns rccclved Sat e
5ilrdny. The girls pa rents being ava 4, she
vas strapped by n nurse to a! rocltirig
chair, whlcl, was overturned It's weight
holding the child Isl face d nd breast TO
the live Goals. sS5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
$500

ia,
latter 45o garments, 10 cart lo %; ,aEs,
cont mining machinery for3rS pits; tiin-5S
Dor, 4,C00 pieces. IL il i5 q .
Besides these. we t ools large suua1nrtii--
tics Of cereals, fodder, tents, beds, /;
stoves and maps and telephones. us
we'll as n great number Of bulloclts ind IND.
horses. 81
THE enenyalcft about 200 dead m m (
4 tho field. We took eighty prisoners.
"It@is estimated that the cnemy,s (
casualties were about 10000.
Fifteen prisoners cay tina the Sew
cnty-frst Division was almost ami
llilated. 5 5Ss II 3Js !. n Isl
although the enemy set fire to MS MS
stores a Nlachuntan8a and Miulupao, We 4
captured thousands of bushels Of pro-
visions and enormous quantities OF
anmunition@and other war supplies at
It leSc pla Ccs,S =, AL q a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Nearing: Tie Pass.

49, ~ lBy3AsSOclat ted Fress., n m, IA
a TIE PASS. March 13,--Thc Russians are
nearing their ITO Pass position. Japa-
nose dctachments continue a northward
movement from Mukden. 3}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

COLDS LEAD TO I'm uMo IN a.;
IaSatlsc laromo clninine, he World vide
Gold and Gilip re- l,elllo Of the ca use.
nature of Iisy3Y, Grove, adY. Isl ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

There is no excuse for selecting an ,,ri-8
becoming HAT this spring II YOU come
gto&tlle right pince. # # I'd
we are not limited to one or two Hat
Manufacturers. Here YOU find vnrlu.-
tons in crown. brm and curve that can
not be found at the usual store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
FLEET RECALLED.
nv AgsocIated Press

SVAsHI MT 0;5, ., O. AlNFel The
Assoc!afea Press llas high }aut hurity for
iPnclfie sallndron6 has been recalled by
the ltussian q government, sl
While not regarded. .as p sure sign Of
peace the recall ~ Admiral Roiestyen-
sky's sIslaGrop, & in The opinion of Euro
tpein chanecllcrlcs, Is regarded as a hopes
ifui8siGn that peace Is at hand. A9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Ricl,nondergl in New, York.

s,,.g 4, 4 M < ,The frimea- nispatch.) Is:
l l;tH YORK. March ~, Martina NASH
!nstoa Mrs s esnt t is MI
Benedict A. MT
&smife; Herald aaiIK;r, ers, felll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14
Mr. sBowe Opposes.

Mr.. pwc spoke = gninst Z, 'li i
ton but 1t was Scleirly seen that his re-
marks did mott interest the Ills
several statements Of over-- IN
were denied Thy Mr.. Crersl,nw, who
quoted from the records c'f 4CltyfIn Al Al
to sustain Ills position ito show TINT :,
the past four years propc had s.
for % pei cent. above the assessed v;lllie
per cent" said Mr.. ~ q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-14

Again: we@tnust have Jurisdiction over
tho built-upSsuburbs 50 thnt we may SDe 9
able to care for diseases that aro next
door to our cityFlinits. AZ It IS now we Y,
scnnnot controlStn case Just on tslde ".
clty.s&limftsNnufl in many instances otlr
,cttizcns st1ffcr2on This account. Iii 34is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

a Wonderful Natural Mineral Water
One of the most wonderful discover.
les Of the age and one which has pro.
ven positive blessing to humanity
Is the now world famous Avenc Nat.
urai Medicinal Water.
TIL the middle OF the eighteenth cen.
fury the Avenc Natural Medicinal Wa.
ter, rs yet unknown, was wasted In
pond between the mountains surround.
Ing Arcnc, Les Bnlns Hcrault. France.
The owner of this region having one
Of his horses affected by n strong Gu
tancOus eruption, turned him loose to
prevent contagion. The horse was
seen drinking ana wallOwlng In this
Water several times day. Soon after
the animal was entirely cured, his coat
rs glossy ms ever. without the least
trace Of his disease remaining.
The owner. surprised ut this remark.
able cure, spoke of 1t to several physl.
clans, who. after examining the water.
believed in its curative power and
pledged the owner to build large la.
sin In 1854. Several persons living In
the vicinity, affected with skin dis
eases, were cured by this extraordinary
water. successfully. the reputation of
these Springs grew and the sick pco-
pie arrived In such great numbers that
It grew necessary to build more and
more basins and hotels for their nc.
commOdatlon.
The Aycnc Natural Mineral Water
Company, 1856 Michigan avenue. Chi
cago, Is the direct importer and sole
owner for the United States and Can
ada. The twatcr Is bottled mt and i'm
ported directly from the Springs. and
we are prepared tn furnish "Avene
Natural Medicinal Water" to all suf.
fcrcrs of acute and chronic diseases.
The Springs are located at Avene-
LesHalns Hcrault France, and issue.
seologically speaking, from phylladlen
metamorphc ground and limestone of
transition close To volcanic masses.
As medical agent the "Avenc Nat
uraI Medicinal Water" has demon
stratcd beyond the slightest shadow
~ doubt that II il truly remarkable.
us many almost miraculous cures
serve to emphasize this statement. Its
great therapeutic value becomes rapid
~ apparent after brief trial, beneh-
cial results being positive.
Avenc Is also table water Of great
merit because It's Influence upon the
digestive tract is most excellent.
Avcnc'S great medicinal properties
1rc of great value in All skin Diseases,
stomach. Bowel and Kidney troubles,
rheumatism, Anemia, Nervous EX-
HlustlOn aud all diseases resulting
from mal.nulriton, In these diseases
'Aycnc' never fails and IL sure OF last
ng results.
This water is for sale 10y all drug
giSts or by the Avene Natural Mineral
Water Company, 1856 Michigan ave-
nGc, Chicago. Phone Calumet 4l2l.
Hundreds of testimonials have been
pouring In upon Il. \. Deyic, president
Of the company, among those contrib
ntlnS them being such wcl-known clti,
zcns Of Chicago ms George II. Kent,
New York Life Insurance Company;
Il. c, Raccy, Deputy Criminal Court
Clerk; Henry Delaney, wholesale lid
nor dealer; Chris G.. Stiegcr, treasurer
Stleecr Piano Manufacturing Com
pany: William Edwards, the contractor
and decorator: William u. Knoch, cap.
tain First Infantry, /. n. g., quarter
master, and many others. 1t should
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

One of the most attractive resorts
around Chicago il Bclmonts Park at
the corner of Twelfth street ana iSth
avenue. Mr.. l.. \. Belmont, the genial
proprietor, does everything in his pow
or to make hiS patrons happy anh the
result Is that his garden Is one of the
most popular resorts around Chicago.
Take the Metropolitan l. 10 18th ave-
nue. and walk three blocks south TO
Twelfth street. Or take any West
Side ear ana transfer nj iSth avenue
to Twelfth street. All Twelfth street
cars pass the door. The car rides to
BclmOnt's are all interesting and Bel
mont's place itself Is we'll worth the
trip
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

Besley's ale Is the hest a drink of
ii is appet!Ging and conducive to
health.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

Caparinc Is the greatest and most
ctlicacious headache cure In the world
II is TO he had at all bulfets and drug
stores. The DcKalb Drug and Chemi-
cal Company limited IL the sole pro-
prlctor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

Beslcy's famous Waukegan Brew.
Ing Company has recently started a
lager beer brewery and IL furnishing
one of the finest brews of that kind
that can be had. Beslcy's lager beer Is
a bottled beer, is carefully brewcd and
always In fine condition. Already the
demand for this beer Is such as to indl.
cate that In the near future Its bust.
ness will be one Of the largest in the
bottled trade In the country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02
<SNJ&>

II you are troubled with headache.
whether chronic or otherwise, get Cap
arlne. the sure cure, which il TO be had
ut all first'class buffets and drug
stores.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

The Rienzi Cafe and Garden Is one
of the most pleasant and enjoyable re-
sorts in the city. 1t Is tirst-class in
every respect, conducted in most re-
spectacle and orderly fashion, and pat
tronzed by the very best class of peo-
pie. Its proprietor, +. Emil Gasch, Is
one Of the most respected business men
of the city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

<~"~SSs"sA
Caparinc is sure, safe bracer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-02

he mentioned also that the water from
the Avene Les Bnins Icrault Springs
Is recommended by the faculty of
medicine. Paris. and the highest sclcn.
tliic authorities Of Europe and the
United States. and were dccrced In the
interests of tho public by the govern.
mcnt of France In 1874.
%~
Caparinc Is n safe and sure bracer.
II Is sold In all buf'cts and drug
stores.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-09-05
BUILDING A TRACK.
y. "A. Baddeley Begins Construction ei
Course on His Pine Creek Farm.

J.. "A. Baddeley Begins Construction of
Course ON His Pine Creek Farm.
A half mile track has been laid out
at the farm of J. A. Baddeley on Pine
creek mile and a half below Weston,
says the Leader. An excellent loca-
tion has been secured on the bottom
land just north of the Baddeley resi-
dence, and no difficulty will be found
in making an ideal track for training
purposes.
1t will be useful also in the event
that Umatilla county ever has dis
trict fair, being the only track in the
county now that the one above PEN
dleton has been given over to agricul-
turalists. Horse fanciers hereabouts
with promising youngsters to train
and blooded horsefiesh is much more
common than formerly on Weston
farms-will be privileged to use the
track. Mr.. Baddeley, who owns one
of the best bred trotting stations on
the coast in McAlropa, and has quite
string of likely colts, is recognized
as one Of the leading breeders i'll the
county. His enterprise in providing
convenient training track will be
much appreciated by fellowhorsemen
in the east end.