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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
.. PEACE TO REBUILD NAVY
Plan Proposed by Russian Admiral Re.
garded as Significant.

Paris, Jan. 1.-THE declaration,
made by Vice Admiral Doubassoff, the
Russian member Of the International
commission to inquire into the North
sea incident, that an honorable peace
between Russia and Japan is likely to
be made, is considered highly signif-
cant. ...-<.-
Heretofore the members Of the Rus
sian, embassy and all the other Russian
officials here have resented suggestions
Of peace as humiliating. There is rea-
son to believe that these were expires
sive Of personal views before hearing
from st. Petersburg, whereas, Admiral
Doubassoff has just arrived from St.
Emperor Nicholas, following i1 the H fail
Of Port Arthur. <.-~:..
The admiral, who is chief Of naval
construction, says he submitted to the
emperor last Thursday a plan to com.
plete the rehabilitation of the navy
No outlines were cabled to the Asso
ciated Press Saturday. Doubassof says
the emperor gave it most favorable
consideration and said it would be sub
mitted to the council Of ministers.
"I am convinced said Admira
Doubassoff, "of the immediate neces
sity for the reconstruction of our fleet
at all the Russian foreign shipyards
for the purpose of securing strength
sufficient to command supremacy al
sea. This is absolutely indispensable.
if we are to expect victory from tn,
next war with Japan. The remnant Of
our fleet is hardly more than debris
and entirely unequal to Japan s nava
strength. =
The admiral further said it was ne
cessary to recognize these conditions
however painful they might be to ma
tional self love.
s1Therefore,'' he added, ct do no
hesitate to say that we tend towar,
a not far-off peace. We will leave tn
/ japanese Port Arthur and the terri
tory they now occupy in Manchuria
! We will set ourselves resolutely to worl
to prepare a powerful, invincible navy
/ as this peace will be but temporary an
! the next time we shall be amply pre-
i pared
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
SAILORS STRIKE WHILE /
SHIP IS BREAKING UP

San Francisco, Jan. 11.--A strike of
employed was in imminent danger of
destruction, was novel phase of the
labor question, brought 10 light during
the investigation into the disaster Of the
steamer Lakeme.
When it appeared as tho she was
about to go to pieces, Captain John w
Carlson. master Of the Lakeme ordered
the crew to iettison some of the remain.
ing deck load in order to right the YES.
sell To his astonishmcnt and indigna
Stion, the sailors went on. strike. They
refused to lift hand unless the captain
would agree to pay them overtime. Cap
tain Carlson, by the exercise of diplo
macy succeeded in inducing them to save
the vessel and to end the strike.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
DEADLOCK OVER
M0NTANA'S T0GA
Republicans Split in Caucus and
There Is No Choice on First
Joint Ballot.
Special 70 Tho journal.

Special to The journal.
Helena, Mont, Jan. II. - Two
caucuses Of the republican members Of
the Legislature were held last night
lock has developed in choosing a sue
cessor to Paris Gibson (dem).
The caucuses were designated as Car
ter and anti-Carter caucuses. The
former had an attendance Of thirty
eight and the latter of ten. The form
er Endorsed Carter while the latter did
not settle upon candidate, but agreed
that it would not 90 into caucus with
the Carter men for the present at least.
only eight on joint ballot the action Of
the anti Carterites prevented an cleo
ton today. The democrats will caucus
tonight.
Today's ballot in the joint session
resulted as follows: Carter (rep), 81;
Mantle (rep), 10; Power (rep), l; Lind
say (rep), l.; Conrad (dem), II; Frank
(dem), s; MacGinnis (fusion), 4;
Cooper (dem), 3; Toole (dem), 10; Mil
burn (dem), l. Necessary to choice,
50.
Roosevelt's Old Partner Carries Vote.
Montana 8 presidential electors met
on Monday, but after casting their vate
for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, failed to
agree upon one of their number 70,
messenger, each being anxious for the
honor. Last night, no agreement hav
ing been reached, it was decided tC
cast lots, and A. W. Merrifeld, who wa:
Roosevelt's partner in the cattle bust
ness at Medora, N. D., and occupied thu
same cabin for some time, won. Mer
rifeld is greatly pleased at the pros
pect Of renewing personal acquaint
anca with the Orsei6pnt - e.
After their virtual failure at Medors
Roosevelt returned east and Merrifelt
came to Montana and is now wealthy
stockman: 's.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
ROJEsTvENsKY NOT RECALLED
Russian Admiralty Gives No Sign Of
Change Of Fleets Plan. :.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-THE admir-
atty has not given the slightest official
confirmation Of the report Of the recall
of Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's squad
point calmly to the preparations being
made to reinforce the squadron with a
division of. the third Pacific squadron
as sufficient evidence that Rojestvensky
will not return to European waters.
The Russian icebreaker, Ermak, at Lii
bau, has been ordered to keep the chan
mel clear for the ships being made ready
for sea-.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
MILLIONS SENT HOME BY
SWEDISH AMERICANS

From The Journal Bureau, Colorado Building,
Washington.
Washington, Jan. 1.--Reports made
today to the state department show that
during 1908 there was sent to Sweden
by Swedish Americans, $2,600,00O. Since
The postal money order system was es-
tablished between the two countries in
1SS5s the sum sent home from this coun-
try by Swedes has amounted to 3d.
900 900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
ONE MAN AGAINST
WEB OF EVIDENCE
K0cl's Fate Hangs on the Correctness of
Brooks Vision Thru 71uus0nr and .
" HIS Later Statements.
THE STATES CASE


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passed the
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typewriter that adjoining
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and seriously following
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
$3.50 900 FIRE in ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE immense plant
of the ST. Louis Plate Glass company
at Valley Parks twenty miles west Of
the city, was partially burned today, en-
failing loss estimated at s250000. Be-
tween 300 and 500 employees will be out
of employment until the plant can be
rebuilt.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
EXTRA SESSION AS CLUB
President Declares Congress Must Act
on Railroad Question.

Washington, Jan. IL President
Roosevelt continued today his confer
ences with members Of congress on tar
if revision and increasing the powers
of the interstate commerce commission.
One statement that stands out as
almost an official announcement, is
that, unless congress at the present $685.
sion should enact legislation looking to
a regulation of railroad freight rates,
an extraordinary session will be called
to deal with that problem.
The president regards the interstate
commerce question as the paramount
ISSUE Last Saturday he informed those
whom he had summoned into consulta-
ton that, in his Judgment, the question
Of railroad freight rates was far more
important than that of the tariff, and
that, while he desired reimbursement
Of duties, he would not permit any rad
ical differences in the republican party
on that question.
Extra Session If Needed.
an extraordinary session to consider in
terstate commerce legislation unless
definite action were taken at the pres
ent session. At\ that session, he hoped
tariff revision to the extent he had in
dictated might be accomplished; but hi
made it perfectly clear that the over
shadowing issue was that of railroad
freight rates.
Talks With Cannon. a.
In a talk today with Speaker Can
non, who is opposed at this time to an!
revision, the president reiterated hi
statement of Saturday that, while h
desired action on that question, he wa
willing to abide by the Judgment Of tn
He said that while fifty years henc
nobody could say what the tariff du
ties on any given article at this tim
were and nobody would care, the inter
state commerce question involved
principle dear to every. right-thinkin
and right-minded American, precisel
as the whole matter Of dealing wit
corporations involves principle, an
he would fight for that principle wit
all his power.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
MOVEMENT TO ENROLL
Plus TX. AS A SAINT
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service.
London, Jan. 11.-According to the
Catholic Herald the movement in favor
of the. canonization of Pope Plus TX. is
making considerable progress in Rome.
Documents and other evidence are being
collected. The pope is willing to fa-
lcilitate the movement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
200 RESERYISTS
KILLED TN. RIOT
Smolensk Scene of Violent Dis
turbances -Doubassof Talks
Of Temporary Peace.

Special to Tho Journal.
Berlin, Jan. 11.-Two hundred Russian
reservIsts have been killed and several
hundred wounded In a riot at Sr1oIensk.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11
Twenty Japs Killed by Mine.

Port Arthur, jan 11.Twenty Jap
anese were killed as result Of the ex-
plosion of contact mine near one of
the forts Sunday morning.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-11

Continued on I'd Page, Sd Column.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
NO HAY De QUE

El Ag,tila pretende sacarle punti
al nombramiento del j6ven don Alva
70 Padial para el puesto de segundc
jefs del presidio, considerandolo CONF
una deception para nuesero partido.
Cierto que la Junta Central &c
recomend6 al joven PAdial, poroue
este estaba colocado de guarda alma
cen del presidio. Pero sepa El AQ,tilo
que la Union no disgusta ese nom.
bramiento.
Alvaro Padial fue un enthusiastic
federal y nuncs ha claudicado de sus
ideas: hoy es unionista. Asf, pues,
la deception es para el partido de El
Agutlo; pues de esa plaza sale un re.
publlcano - Guillot y la ocupa un
unionista -Padial
Dscepciones como esas, que ven.
gan muchas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21

"''e''to que los deleg gsdos puertorl ique
nos taVlesen igual derecho eu csc
puoto que los Consej1ros smericanos.
Ciefto que nosotros consid ramos
immoral que los Jefas % Defartamen-
sos' ips que hacen ell Presupuest3, los
que annlan las leyes votadas en- Ia
Camara, ejorzan ambas funciones.
! ESQ ST que es iumora. Pero los De.
legados d Cdmara 70 van e. eiercer
esas facutades; 4 10 mas que podrfan
aspr1r cs +. ID deatno Subaiterno Nv
que lrnoeaIidad puede hab ca este?
HAy aa delegado puede optar entire un
destoo p1blico y el puesso dc de!ega-
1o;>.aq1l esta ell NAL preciSamente que
lqaer(anos evitar
No dispone el pais, al mucho me.
nos los partidos polticos, de gran
numero 10 hombros competentes Que
lleyar los destinoS pdblicos 4 la
Camara. Y una de dos, Q 4 la Camara
van las personss dc mayoras conoci-
mlentos compet0ucia, roservlndose
Id dlrecclon de las oGcinas empleos
puol!c9s & las meliarlas y & las null.
dades, 0 vice versa. En- cdalquiara do
amoos casos ha do r3sulsar per.
judicial para Ia administration del
pals A la Camara, por ejemplo, de.
oen II con praf,renc.a los iuriscon.
aulsos, los abogados dc prostigio del
pals, pues preclsamante la mayotia de-
los proyectos de ley que ALI se re.
suelven Sc relaclonan con coestiones
de derfcho; pero en- esq case * ouie.
nes etcargatlamos la admnistraci6n
oe lustlcla! Pues furzosameute i los
aoogados princl piantes, a los imber.
Dos, los qua tan fasales rasultados
nan dado va en- las Cortes de- ;ustcia.
I 81 los demas ramos de- lA aduinis-
TRACTION envlan los partidos poli;icos &
sus mas c"lnpttantes hombres, 4 la
Camara irian los ineptos los pedan.
tes, como va ocurrieado ya por des-
gracia. De donde rssultarfe, 8 def.
cleots Ia administration s deaciente la
Camar@
Adanis, mientrag los representsn.
tes del gooiegno en el Consejo Ejeculi-
vo tengaa ol deracho de ser leeislado.
res y enpieados, no ysmos la rah6n
de porque los Representatives. del pue.
bio puert rriqueno ca la CamarA no
IA de tener Igual dtrecho. Pffvese
unos y otros dc ese dereeho, y 10
aceptaremos como uu principto.
Ningla intar65 personal gui6 al
seiipr Aoril a. presentar ese bill, sjno
la' r4z1nes exputstaS. Jamas IA sdo
81 senor Abril elnpleado ulb co, nj 10
sera' Et aprecla demallado la iude-
( Conitrniu en- Ia pdgina ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
JU|C|OS ELECTORALtS
Mr.. Wilcox a Guayama
El fiscal de elecclones sale hoy
hacla la cludad de Guayama
para asistir a varios Jul !
CLOS eleCtOraleS.

Ell fiscal espscial se1or Wilcox,
que entiende en los processes por deli
tos electorales, ha salido para Qua
yama en- asuntos de su cargo
Fl senior Wilcox ilfornara maiia.
ma ante Ia Corte Municipal de dicha
ciudad, en- las causas que han de ver-
se ante juraios, contra iuece' repu-
blicanos del municipio dc Csyey.
Tambi6n iuformara en un HabeaS
Corpus que ha de verse On la expire.
sada Corte.
Defiende 4 los acusados el seflor
HERNANDEZ Lopez
Estas causa despiertau gran To-
teres on Guayama, qor la calidad de
las personals que tomaran parte en- los
iuicios.
Probablemante daremOs una bue.
ma y exacta information de todo
cuanto ocurra, de todo cuauto ocurra
durante las v.stas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
0BRAS EN- EL TEATRO
Reparaciones urgentes
Ell p1blico pide que Sc hagan
las obras 10 mejor possible
y que las cuentas sean
Claras.
La prensa esta de enhorabuena. a.

Fl teatro de esta cludad GO ARE
CLARA, despu6s de las conslguiente,
protestas formuladas Nm dfa y otro
acusando al teatro de ma6c6n.
El sefior Todd sentfase va NORTH
cado por 10 actitatd de los reporters J
por ell tufllo dessgradab,e que exha
laban las butacas, hasts que rompien
do por todo el senior Todd VI emulandc
aquel espahol que SO llam6 conde dc
San Luis, gran amigo de literatos y
escritores, 90 propuso re.taurar ell
vieio coliseo de San Juan.
Y manos & la obra.
FL lunes pr6xlmo empezara Ia des.
infection, para cuyo trabajo ha com.
prado el Ayuntamiento nueve quinta-
les de azure, pues hay que desinfecsar
unoe II. $40 metros cdbicos que mide
el teatro.
Despu6s de realizada esta opera.
cl6n, 90 muy probable que el arq quitec-
to municipal practique una vista de
inspection y, segdn 10 que resulte, &c
ordenarA Ia clausura del teatro mien.
tras se practican las obras en- pro-
yecto.
Estas obras han do tener por OBJ
jeto cambiar las butacas y arreglar
los palcos, pintar el frontis devol.
verle S6foches la cara que le han
comido los ratones. y q Esquilo, que
&c encusntra a derecha del escenario,
pGrte de un ojo que le falta.
El Ayuntamtento tiene un presu-
puesto de 10000 dollars para empren-
der los referidos trabajos, aGu cuando
necssite algo del nuevo prosupuesto
para eompensar las sumas que SO des.
tinen q esta reforma.
De todos modos, estamos muy Sc
guros de que cualquiera innovation
que SO execute en- el teatro y que respon-
da verdaderamente al gusto y progre-
30 artistico de nuestro pdblico, SO re-
cibira con agrado. Pero es de desear-
90 que la administration resulte eco.
monica.
7 las cuentas claras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Cr6nica polltica

Despues de cerradas las Csmaras,
un perlodico rspublicano, queriendo
atacar por capricho & nuestro compa-
here senior Abri, toma por pretexto
un Dill preseg.ado por este delegado
al prlncipio de ! a legislature, resprc-
70 a "a congratulated del cargode De.
legado con cuaIquier destino pdblico.
Y ilega hasta decir ore fue de 20
mas lnnIrGl que SO ha r. autAdo on
la Camara, semejanta ia de to-
no no contestant mos; poro "a que Sc
presental Ia OCCASION hamos l.. explicar
car D prop6sido qua 10 0prsi S!0.
Pero antes dlramos algo d8 10 par.
to ttaoraI del bill, "a que en- ESQ te-
rre1o se introducen los que msnos au-
torizados estan para nabIar de moral,
pueoto que nj Ia en- .e1len ni Ia prac-
iican.
En los paiSfs rcgidos por OIL
slstema parlam Dtario no existe
esa incompatiblidad declarads por
las Camaras De Puerto Rico. En- Es-
pa1a, Italia, B6jgica, Francia, un
di1utado pueda desempetiar cargo a
pdoiicos; asl yomos quo en esos pai-
Ses los d{putadus son Ciciates del
eJercito la marina, magistrates.
JoeceS, subsecretarioa, jefes de los M
nlsterlos, etc. \ "a eSos paises es
donde nsci6 6! sistema parlaments rio,
y na3ie ha considerable ALI immoral
esq com0atibilidad C!er.o que en-
Estados Unidos los Representatives. del
Congreao no desempe6an cargos pQ
blicos, pero en cambio disfrutan todo
el slIo de IN sueIdo decoroso que le,
peraito eLtregarSe en- absoluto al O.,
tadlo de las leyes y las necasid dad $
del pals. Y segd1 la nCticia pub / 8
cada hac7 tres dies por Ell San Jtutu
NeWS, So ha trdtllo de aunentarles
g auei1o Ves,a 10 que nos cQoo.a
81 coiok4; SUn senador ha ptesenta-
DO raci3ntemeate un bill proyegondo
Ell sumento De sueldo en- $40, 000 4 los
Representatives. del ConGreso. Gl bill
40 o%:6, nj :ampoco niosun delegad9
presento su reluucia, sab endo que w
estan bieu rem 4neradOs,S
Solo el Af4n de hincar 81 Gie1t9 en-
Ia reputation ageua, ha podido / {
var A esos canes de Ia prensa d ta
char de immoral an bill que es u1a
nece5ldad, como vamos d demu,trar.
hnp ecemo3 prrque, 81 ell gobiern9
de WA.hsnttoa hubiera c0nsiJarado
lust" osa lncCmpatibilidad, 10 hubitse
h9ch2 ccnstar asi en- 81 bill Foraker
al tratar de iOs leeg ados 4 la Cana /
ra' Esa lncompatiblidad fu6 decla !
rada por la primera CSmara repuh : !
cana, que juzg6 demasiado Qtrerj !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
NOT|C|AS De PONCE
EIGobernador en- ell Sur
El casino de la ciudad Sc dis
pone a celebrar una fiesta
social en- honor de Mr..
Winthrop,

Hoy ha LEG ado a esta ciudad, ;
las IL a. m! On ell vapor <Summer,s , e
Honorable Gobsrnador de Puerto Ri
CO, Mr.. Winthrop, acompanado d,
otras personslidades distiuguidas J
de varios funcionarios piblicos.
Esta hospeaado en ell <Hotel Fran
ces,s y mafiana saldra para San Juan
Ell Casino de Ponce esta prepa
randose para una esplendida recep.
ci6n esta noche en- honor al Gober.
nador.
-Nuestros amigos don Qnintin
Negr6n Saujurjo y don Jose Fornhu.
dez Coronas, saldr&n esta nocha para
la capital 90 asuntos propios.
En- el prtximo vapor correo dc
Estados Unidos, llegaran el jueves
San Juan los restos mor!ales del i6.
ven malcgrAlo &ompatri..a Genaro
Santiago y Munoz.
Aver q las pm, Sc ahorc6 en-
la carcel de esta ciudad, colgAndo-
se de una ventana, 81 joven de 2l amos
Francisco Cubill6, que e,taba cum
pliendo una condena de un aho; es
ia vez con el nombrs ap6crifo de jose
Rodriguez. Sc habfa fugado de los
trabajos de Ia nueva csrcel y aver
fue capturado dos horas antes de sui
cida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
La 59EAA De MUERTE
Como Obra de partido
Un perl6dico republicano di-
ce que h pena de muerte
&atormenta la agonia
dc la Uni6n.>

Ell periodico republicano de Sal
Juan ataca ahora 4 la C;imara pol-
que no Sc ocup5 del bill sobre abol.-
cion dc la pena de muerte.
! dice muy fresco &que conyenla
4 determinados fines politicos dejar
vigente On q c6ligo dicha pena. rs
una sombra mas que atormenta la
agonia de la IIrjR.2
81 ESQ no Is un disparate, no sa-
bemos que signilica.
D2cir que la pena de muerte ODE
dece d fines pollticos de la lniGn, es
confesar, cufndo menos, que todos los
candidates al patibalo que Sc presen-
ten en- Puerto Rico ij4utaran en- el
paltido adversario de la tai6n.
La prna de muerte eEista en- Puerto
Rico, como eXiste en- i,stados Unidos
y en- casi todos los pais2s del mundo.
Mientras mayor es Il grado de ig-
norantia mas rudos los instintos
brutales ca un pueblo, mas necesaria
Sc hacc ell el la pena de muerte.
Los Que Sc conmueycn ante la tigu-
IA de IN asesino subiendo las gradas
del patibulo, y no Sc conmueven ante
el doIor y las lagrimas De una madre
y unos hijos, lanzado5 d la orfandad
por Ia mano de csc asesino, son unos
moraliStoSas mandaAos recoger por ind-
tiles.
Y deoen irse i moralizar en-.
las Batuecas.
O en- Tarasc6n de Turtarin.
nIonnn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
Il O7, Mvg0Z D|AZ
GIauco.

Esta tarde, on el vapor M0nsc,rut
sale hacia In peLinsula esDafIola nues
tro bue amigo FL nrctpr don Guztav,
Mum Dfsz
Permnnecera eD Madrid siete me
ses regresar,, Il Puerto Rico eu Oc
tubre.
Estamos segDr"s do que el inteli-
gente hcuItativo alrovechara su es.
tancia ca Europa &eguird mas d,
c. rca = 2 au dcstavpvi liento cintif.
CO DE- '"s liltimos trea amos.
Ba viaje y t>liues sucesos al dis
tioeuido compstricta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
OB|T IN PACE

Ha deiado de existir en- s.ta clu-
dad q seiorita Maria Cab6 Iglesias,
trss una larga y grave dolencia.
Aver tarle tuvo lugar su entisrro,
al que aststeron hernanas de la carl
dad y tnulhas comoalsras de estudio
de- coiegio de San Idefor 50, en- ell que
recibi6 educaci6n la male grada vIr.
suosa joven.
Reclban sus deudos la expression
1e auostra stncera condolencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-21
PROVISION De CARGOS

Ell dfa 20 de Abril pr6ximo, & las
iiez de la mafana, SO llevar&n & cabo
exdmenes para cubrir por medic de
estos los siguientes empleadt de fsro.:
Un torrero, su ayudal to, un ma.
luif ista, un ayudapte y un carpinterc.
Sstos empleados prestaran servicios
en- Puerto Rico.
Las sollcitudes SO recihiran hasta
as custro de la tarde del dia anterior
on las odcinas de faro q, exig endose
que sean escritas dc puho y letra de
los lnt"resados
En- esta imprents Sc .vende papel
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The Good of Medicine.

We have 25 years of experience
to prove the good of one medicine.
To people who are nervous, with
weak and failing memory, loss OF
ambition and strength, pale sal
low complexion, DR.. Gums Blood
and Nerve Tonic is a never-falllng
cure. A tablet to take at meal
time. Turns the food into good,
red blood, making solid flesh at
the rate of l to 3 pounds per
week. Sold by druggists, 75c per
box. This medicine saves doctor
bills and insures health. Made by
DR.. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia,
Pa, 4,1-lm
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LANDS AND ACREAGE.

In Tennessee, Mississippi and
Louisiana, the best agricultural
section in the United States. Sc
cure a home in the Sunny South,
where lands are yet cheap. Spec
ial low rates to homeseekers. A
personally conducted excursion
party in charge of a competent
agent is run the first and third
Tuesday of each month. Join one
of these parties and see for your
self. Write today for free de-
scriptive matter and full particu-
lars to E. A Richter, Passenger
and and Agent, Illinois Central
Railroad, No. 617 Bessemer build
ing, Pittsburg, Pa. 2,23-tf
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B.
Special Low Rates
SUMMER SEASON 1905.

AsBURY PARK, N. National
Educational association; tick
cts on sale July 1, 2 and 8, good
returning until July 10, inclu-
sive.
CITY, CAPE MAY,
OCEAN CITY and SEA ISLE
CITY, NJ. J., OCEAN CITY,
MD, and REHoBoTH BEACH
DEL.-Special excursions oper-
ated June %, July 6 and 20,
August 3, II and 81; tickets
good ten days.
BALTIMORE, MD.-United Soci-
ETY. Christian Endeavor, July 5
to 10.
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks,
grand lodge, July II to Is.
DENVER, COL.-The Epworth
League; very low rates; tickets
on sale June 20 to July 3, good
returning until July IA, inclu-
sive.
DENVER, CoL.-G. A. R. en-
campment; September 4 to Z.
PORTLAND, ORE.-Lewis and
Clark Centennial Exposition
June / to October Is.
Special announcements later.
For detailed information call on
or address ticekts agents Balti-
more & Ohio railroad.