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The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24
Mrs. Nj. A. Lalhrop, of Sidney,

Mrs. NJ. A. Lalhrop, of Sidney,
was in Julesburg Tuesday collect
ing rent from telephone subscrib-
ers. To The Grit. Advocate Mrs.
Lathrop stated that the telephone
company would install the Manu-
ell system, with a central opera
tor, as soon as Il sufficient number
of subscribers to warrant the
change could be secured.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

District Attorney and Mrs. w.
ii. Pound returned last Sunday
morning from business .rip to
Omaha and Lincoln. In these
cities they purchased large
stock of furniture which will ar
rive in Jnlesburg in a few days,
and which will he opened up in
their business room. This room
is now being repaired and redec-
Grated and when filed with new
and up-to-date stock 1t will be
the incest furniture store in this
section of the state.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

Perry TuJtle and Elmer Shanks
were brought over from Sterling b.
the Logan county sheriff and his depu-
ty last Tuesday, via Bush. The boys
were met at the Akron depot by Il
number of their relatives and friends.
Bonds were secured in the SUN Of
81 800 90 each, and they We're allowed
to go their way. The Leader is not
informed as to what may or may not
be done with the case us it now stands
Akron Leader
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

The Odd Fellows lodge of this place
has purchased the two lots just north
of the Martin hotel and will, in the
not far distant future, erect q building
to be used for lodge purposes. This
order has during the past year, had q
most wonderful growth in Ogalalla,
and is getting stronger right along.
1t has lot of enthusiastic workers
who leave nothing undone to advance
the order-Ogalalla News.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

II. C.. McNcw transacted busi-
ness in Chappell Tuesday.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

Mrs. William EpIey, Of Sedg
wick, visited Julesburg Thurs
day.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

j. L. Proper, of Ogalalla, visit
cd the family of G. NJ Harris Il
Few days this week.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

There will be between five and six
thousand acres of sugar beets grown
in Morgan county this season. This
means, if the growers average fifteen
tons per acre, that the farmers of this
county will receive close on to a half
million dollars this year from the
Great Western Sugar Company.
Looks like Morgan county is coming
to the front all right.-Fort Morgan
Times.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

The Epworth League will give
an entertainment at Pleasant
View school house, April 1st at
8 o'clock. ''The Mouse Trap"
will be given by members of the
high school. There will also be
music and speaking. Refresh
mcnts, consisting of cake and cof-
fee, will be served after the enter
ta;nmcnt. Ten cents admission
and ten cents for refreshments.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-03-24

Il. c. McNcw transacted busi-
ness in ChappelI Tuesday.
J. +. c. Anderson, reliable jew
elcr, JulesbuIg, Colo.
Mrs. Otis johnson and children,
of Greeley, have been visiting in
Julesburg since Thursday night
of last week.
Tapestry paints at the Jules
burg Drug Company's.
Miss Ella Jones, who is attend
ing the state normal school in
Greeley, is visiting her parents
IN Julesbnrg.
Thorough bred Leghorn eggs,
% cents per setting OF 10. Mrs.
L. w. jenkins.
The land subject to entry il the
North river country has been pretty
well filed upon recently under the
Kinkaid law.-Chappell Register.
II troubled with weak digestion,
belchng, or sour stomach, use Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will get quick relief. For
sale by G.. Lavelle.
Julesburg merchants general V
are this spring displaying the
largest stocks of merchandise ev-
er brought to town, and all an
ticipate big years business.
Mrs. Isabelle Twomey, OF Julesburg
came UP last Saturday and was initiat-
ed into the Royal Neighbors that after
noon. Mrs. Twomey has many friends
around here who were glad to meet
her again.-Lodge Pole Express.
1t will bring rich, red blood, firm
flesh and muscle. That's what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Taken this month. keeps you well all
summer. Tea or Tablets. G. La
velle.
Fred Fender sports a new dray
which he purchased last week
from White & Wallace. The dray
is the latest improved platform
spring wagon and cost a tidy sum
of money.
If taken this month, keeps you well
all summer. 1t makes the little ones
cat, sleep and grow. a spring tonic
for the whole family, HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 30 cents. Tea or tab
lets. G. Lavelle.
D. r. Williams went to Hast
ings, Nebraska, last Friday night
for the purpose of making ar
rangcments for the sale of u car
load of horses in that town. He
returned Monday night.
If you can not eat, sleep or work,
feel mean, cross and ugly, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea this mouth
A tonic for the sick. There is mo
remedy equal to it, 30 cents. Tea or
Tablets. G. Lavelle
J. w. Jones left here last Sun
day night for Denver where he
has accepted Il position as night
watchman for the Union Pacific
railroad company. His family
will join him in that city in a
short time.
To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it
fails TO cure. f.. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. % cents.
The following named persons
wrote the teachers examination
Thursday aud Friday of last week:
Misses Laura Laycock, Clarice
Phillips, Mary Darling, Sadie
Finley, Cassie Brown and Mary
Brown.
Best Remedy for Constipation
"Thc finest remedy for constipation
ever used is Chambcrlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets" says Mr.. Eli But,
ler, of FraDkville, New York. "They
act gently and without any unpleasant
effect, and leave the bowels ir ii per.
fectly natural condition." For sale by
G. Lavelle.
About twenty teams of horses
belonging to G. R. Conover, of
Ogalalla, Nebraska, passed
through town Tuesday enroutc to
the Julesburg reservoir. whore
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
Latin Non II..ie u.es.

Latin has been the language OF civil
lEztlon since before the Christian era,
and contains about all the intellect 1zl
t-sasures ot the world till the six
teerth century For q thousand years
rezrfy all xho wrote had to write IN
Latin to get rea4ers. and nearly all
10 read had 10 learn IL IN order to
Sow what vas written Before the
Latin the Greek was the principal
IsIKuage Of civilization. which grad
uaIly passed Into the modern Greek.
uhlie the Latin passed into the Italian,
French and Spanish. forking into three
lflncipal branches II ceased 70 be
spokea language In the seventh cen
turys In modern ;iues our great Ian
raaEes have sprung up tlargely es-
rivee from the Latin nl-nanely. tie
German. French. English and Russian.
EhIch nov contain the worlds intel
.ecfuni treasures. 80 that there is moth
ing more written in Latin or Greek
sns about all ika; Is valuable is trans
lated iuio noeern languages Latin
a,s Greek are xtiil Indispensable 10
sreci2lists in history and archaeology.
tat are each se4r becoming less 50 10
others
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
Ea+Hssr 81 s s-e1

ua-rsr- Nz-ch @--he elEstlhog-
AL l-troz zcs1 In the Ec1se - 8ep-t-
ss-tx.lve ssephez e ? PGsa ooznty.
a-s morn A. Eoass Bll No. ! aa-
fsse1 t1e cozrss q 3sZslz-iaz yestsr-
ezv uo-zszE IL III hzvtzE Tea
properly szruils6 = -zs st1az ~
spzEksr uscksnz & TIE Huasa and
Fa-sssssnt Corzfc-sh * the STATE. EzG
fHs- Hurried 6oEz % TIE EoTsrEu-s
azue. Ths co-zi--ee r-essz1ez * &c
GoTe.1o- NeDo1Aif Al s-s- Il e'clos-k
zz1 = a. ozos E1xad rs Signature 70
f.
Tie III EscizreE tka- all ~urE q
us-srs = u1Es-<ruz-s E1iles = otAsr
II derEruzz6 zu-k1zzs zz5 izosT d
rtc-iy zfHazz.zz has fErzzcsx. siEzg
-El.s. c.5u-azztz1z and cFzzt1s pro-
cessss ,az1 E-ssl1izr furnaces r9rn.41c-
.rc r.e.zi Or matte. whe-e tse lzhors-
eu-ex Il coz-zc< VIII 1oE5ozz tEzez
znd Ezzso=s. Is 6z-xs-ozx . hezi-h.
.lfe Eax 8Eh AZ sess@ sz-iayr1e-ls
the wcFk ot lahsGs-s sh&u - eiEht
Ao1-E pr cay. sxceEz T. eases q
e-e-EszcT. A rsuLztAoz q -ks hw s
-z5s zis6s-sz1u-. sEb5=c- % 4 1.s
~ 70. less tzza 81 Eo- Ec7e lar
Ila
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
ssri-,.ien pis1usee oersy.

Maxim Gorky ven; 10 the iheaier At
Moscow one evening 70 see play BY 3
ropular writer. Instead Of paying at
rsrtson TO the stage the entire audi
sree rose and greeted Gorky with pro
d.gious zcclanaztio1- Then he celis-
cred this address: What on earth
are ycu ssarsse as me forr am no. .
dancing girl nor the Venus Of Milo nor
a erunksrd Just picked out Of the nv
Of. write stories; they have the luck
to please you. and I an glad o' IT, But
that Is 10 rezsoa that yog should keep
on staring We have come here 70 see
a earning play. Be good enough 70
rttszs 70 hat and leave ne alone. =
More delighted thAn ever. the az1i-
ence shouted wfth soy. GoTky iunpe1
ont e ais sea- and lefs he the2isT IN
6!sxuzt
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
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wzshfzEro xzrch ls-5eze-zt %
~e-h p Ezxtey. Ter 1ex-sy tEsztT f17r
years Tzftes States sezzsc- f-uz Coz-
r@e-sczr. 1se1 thlx zo-zzr- zre5 saF-
ezfr-esg.- sz5 a. his s%s1sssa rhsz tAe
ed cane we're Hrx Ezr5sy 2-1 ser
n-se czzgsts-s-
Joz.@pz Roswell HzrleT vas bc-1 A
S-ewzSrsville. RscA t-oc6 coU--F. Ns-zk
csrrlE-z. October 81. istE He E-z1z-
s*s1 A. Ea-Elfo1 CoZlexe = 1897 z-d
was ze-.r-e1 70 The ez- = 1895 az
Hz-rs0-1- cc-aec-iczt He ezHs.sz =
tae I-zSoz xr-r as a exr-zs1 Ar-si II
1881. terz=e triEz6se- AID t-exe- "a
so- xs1erzi All was =Z-sres o=- Ssa-
Ez-r Is. 1886 He was ELECTED z-rv.
erro- a Coz.@ct5cz. !. Ar-E. fssr.
u-esscs-tzzf esSc-o- = 1s<s- y-sslse-s
q Ehs Eerzbzscz- rztso-zI co1Tszsiaa
q sEs z-1 6es-zzte - tse EeE~s ezr
r-zsz1zssE cn1Feztso-s Of 1874 1915 zaG
Ist Il <orerse-- 1872 - E2
esectsd Representative n tAs Fc--y-
5000 C1cxress 20 <d rzez~r
ezzsssd ~ he sezta e ] l. Se--nx.
z-ss was elected 10 t1e F1--v-rE ~ xzs
F0--y-sfrrh cr-gresses z-S % s4e
rrszeS States Seszte 70 xzcress III
Ez- ". Eztoz- D--se-z- "a .asoE
his sat Nzrrk 4. ISL Ia zzz re
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terra of serwsce e1pE-es &z-ch Z. zsaz.
He xzs recently rszcssz "a tEs rsxars,x
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S<ssr Esz<rzl
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
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s. Ps.S-z1z-z. %z-Ea .-Its REs-
siaz zrzr L N&seEz-1z - s-fli - hzrs
tie ssrFace< q Ge-srzl KE-0,zsks-
~to Is cozsS1e-a1 hr zzz-y. Il spite
q Ais series q Tsve-zes. TIE t@s- xs--
s-zl z-4 so-szos- stz.ex-s< ot tse Rzs
si.- a--E.
S4zkI-g al tes1i-x - -s-so1zl kl.;er-
-ezs h.ecxus4 Of lis sz2@-sesEsg- and
all the cd tine erz1-y be-wes1 hi-z-
res s14 G=zsrzi LEreyi.ea = : ,z--s-
cite 6esl-e 70 be q service 70 TIE
iztherizzs- the fo-Z=r roZ-z.5P--s.-
ehssf vosuz.eerez . re=ziz = szy
capacity wA11 tie army sAsca - A41
50 lozg eo-EEazde1
TIE tezSe- las aeer srrev-e3 ty
Emperor S5cho,zs znd r-zte<zEly r~-
cesFe- - the zsx seaz<r q xke s-zre
xrEy
The exchange srarrEr -eve-ses TIE
old order n.s aSzi-s. wEe1 Kzro<a.E5n
was TIE xzpreDe lszzsr xz< L1eystcs
directed the 1rxt zrEy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
SAYS ANIMALS SPREAD ILLS.
Physician Declares There 10 Peril In
Playing With Pets.

Playing With Pets
The utmost care should be exer-
else in mingiing with animals Of ali
species. Under 10 Circumstances
should one allow a dog to lick his
rznd. as the tongue Of the animal is
infested with innumerapse parasites
zud hydropho5ia and other diseases
nay be transmitted in this manner.
Or John NJ Docsor OF Rash Eecicas
college gave this warning In the
course Of a lecture On Animal Para
sites before tie Chicago Medical So
et-ty
The lecturer has made an exhans-
tive study Of his subject He made
he statement that trichlna vas found
l. per cent Of the hogs /, Is Que
20 the carelessness with which they
Eere raised. he said. and even cook
snr does not always XIII the parasite
L vas declared tha, ham that was
Infected and boiled for ten CT twelve
the heat at the bone would not be
greater than $50 Fahrenheit. which
Eas not sufficient 10 destroy The
germ
TIE mosquito must be guarded
aEatnst.~ continued the lecturer, ~zs
{, has been shown that they spread
re germ OF malaria and yellow
fever In conclusion. the lecturer
zdvixed cleanliness in al things as 3
preventive Of disease from animal
PARASITES
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
TO BUILD FOR MINERS
TEMPLE FOR MINING CONGRESS.
Bozrc Of Directors Ct American Mir
ing Congress Piz,s Extensive Build
ing fer headquarters N Denver.

DezseT. March zs-THe trst meet
Ins o, the board o. directors Of the
American Mining CozEress came TO q
close YESTERDAY afterzoor Piaas we're
outlined for the cozsIrzciIoz Of ten
PIE to the mining Industry. IL Shica
VIII be collected q con plets CONNER
c4Al cesllscr4ur OF lie -taerz. Fro41cts
OF the United States and complete
mining library
TIE plan ccztezzrizfes = burszu of
izforrAr3on apuz al mining subjects.
A resolution wAs ADOPTED calling Tor
the appointment Hv tke president os q
Building committee q three members
Plans were MADE for = systematic
EFFORT loakiEg t1zzrz TIE creation Of q
Esparrznezt q mines and mining as 4
separate department of the national
EoysrE-saI. and the legislative com
n1ii;ee xzx Instructed 10 prepare q
hzTl for EEtross uctEoz a. tee uext session
q Congress
TIE roo-s 1rersE hy Ire Chamber
o. Commerce for the te-Igcsrzyy use o.
q the coz greSs wsFe ACCEPTED, a.G
tie secretary Instructed 10 provide fur
-Iture zz5 supplies and 70 Immediately
open the work o The coz zEress, Tie
Frs National Bank wzs made tie DE-
yr1stt1sy q TIE fE19s q tie congress-
James ?. CAl-h-ezts- Jr vas elected
secrstzry- T.s folsaztrg committees
~ecs elected;
P-aEra-n-Dr- Z r. BzekIey.
RcllA. No. Se-ly W &at4. Los An
rsi@s. Cal = = Czl1hreath, JF- Den
yer
I.sEzszztsaz-I 4 Richards Bo.se
ia : Il wrrAt. Sza Frza-ssoo. J.
Warner Muls. u~aEer- o " Powers.
salt LAKE CITY. P W Kimberley, Chi
czrp
Flzxzes-Ca,ore Thomas E~lrg
szn FrAnczScu. James W Malcolm
san. z Pzs9. =. Wallace Waite. Cieve-
lad. Ges-xs W Z Dorsey Fremont,
Neo. David II M0@zt. D~uVe-
Au1siIzg-W. 2 K Mia LyEzE
White D=zysr. Jonz peT-, salt lake
Csty.
Mezhe-shIp-E A Cosszrz. D@zver
n n SAc5nlSer. LzEnolz. See NJ p.
Kirk. z PAso. Tex
Trz1sp1rzHttoo-A " GI-1-t. z
PAso. Tex. Col a G Broeulse. D-n-
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
s.-s.-- so-ssns Deterrs.

u-zTs-. yH-ca zz-After the report
g tie legislative committee sEucer,i-
irE &sxsrx He-herT Hnt Sullivan
~kuz ks hEa CHARGED vita bribery.
-rAtu- NorEz- took TIE 1por a1d
SPOKE Il his owu tsszE saying
I an staining zio7e before ypa-
fne= fkzt have - a frlea5 4 Ills
body an u-ly = cGAi ui-sr Who is
< 1sErzce HerberT Is a social leader
z-s szlllisaairs.
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ten yo1 t7as: He tr5bs-c re. ard III
sea- . 4 q Ely eeztsn@t-
"a Arfoec re ard I tod The truth
Fs- LAkt I an =A&s = scA9zxozf The
p4r-z kAxe be. 1zied ritA Articles
Atac- ~ TheT have ku1e irto rly
Fa-srzkl ife z11 Ey private Arai-s-
Yosa -8F drive -s from re s1Ate 4
r-is Eeeps - Bat iet ne tel you
tsls kA1l1 stick 70 ne e.9
! AS h-ib+d. zzE ! I'll 70 bsfors
tse crizzrzl csurrk En1 ~il Insist O.
a. lnvest lEEfioz "a TIE very bottom
To-- Ray ezfe -s a&a yga m2Y ess-
Ess -s- hzt s5-zs q so1 hsre are 10
setter tazz an II ssoE yoz that
before - tE-o1EA
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tso- Coaflzae ! 1s-Ar2 K as n
right sza1 nes - U21s . sa-eF
alu-s fur t4e w1czEs % o-ke-E5
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sas-t Is NrrEzz saake- Tie slle-re
c1rtrass Tor q flE wEuts ztrsr - s2t
so~r- azs thea Sez2snT Owen sFrA1E
= rs fees 30 Etk8rAH as Eot5az tA1t
lka czz=z --ee - discharged
Tka rspc-t AS -sez Eccsptez tr1
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tAe lzFszss1t,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
g q =. g.. anr,-sr.

Az Ezst SIDE scttlezent teacher
vas trying 10 develop The itea o. the
frzcssaa 4 EiiA primary c-zss.
-SaE. chtidrsa she sad If =
Houza has 81 eEEs ard taxes three
az tksn 10 Ezks = cake. whai part
does she usss
ne-s was : pzIzies sfsezes o. The
rzr1 e the nitle c-Ass- Finally. :
snail Erl. Nth lock o. hzif-ccEFic-
s5o-. raised tiz8a hsr1
-Ah. ! ihozEst gsazis <ozid krow.-
szte tie teacher Wei. zkzt pzri
xozia shs use. 3srrie-
I tkirE she Eozld uss ths yolks
vertnr@. tie yoGng hogesEl-Ssu
YorE Trfs-z4-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
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Ne z=-r@s - -@Fuiu-1o-lzs
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= teas- srs-Ta.a4r euu1t nzvs a --iEe
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Is Npar
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AZ - e4sss1 t-s rE-cezs zezt Ezzrtes
W - -seKs ssa- VII ErzEss 70 kssz-
A-e - kgoke E1e Words r = hGzsSe
Az TsSrs4z wlsa rhe eAE4-e- ia fh.sr
a-1 a. Nsefs <z-y e-u-- Szy 70 csr
49, so---ocF s@~-ee - czr-
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25
Cruiser coic-zdo Sails

Norfolk. Va. March ss---The cruise;
Colorado sailed from Hampton Roads
yesterday Afternoon II Is understood
she is bound for yenezuelza waters.
though reports have her going TO tosz
the combined feet near Pensacola
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-25

roz cas- 1--we vath yosr family q he
seehes bosei dzrisg the virses Doe,hs
csesp<s thss yes q. keep hozse- Get
car rsses- Yozss sesleEfs sd hdis
49, erceecaDd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-04-14
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The spring term Of the court OF
general sessions for York county con-
venes next Monday.
The work on the plant Of the Neely
Manufacturing company, continues to
progress satisfactorily.
The stfeet committee has done a
considerable amount Of cleaning up
within the past few days.
The Victor Cotton Oil company Is
figuring on extensive additions to
its plant. These additions will prob
ably be made during the summer.
Mr.. w. B. Moore, president Of the
Commercial club, has taken up with
the Southern railroad, the subject OF
better depot accommodations at this
place.
-Supt. Allen of the Graded school
is trying to get the lot in the rear Of
the building in good shape for
play ground. The undertaking in
wolves considerable labor and expense;
but with proper assistance from the
fathers of the boys for whom Mr.. AL
len Is working, there ought to be no
trouble.
-Messrs. Lewis A. Hurst Of Muncie,
Ind, and A. F. Root Of Raleigh, N. c.,
were registered at the Parish hotel
yesterday, having come here as repre-
sentatives of the soil survey bureau OF
the department Of agriculture. Their
object was to secure preliminary in
formation looking to a complete sur
vey of York county soils with a view
to determining the crops to which
these different soils are adapted, and
the fertilizers necessary for their
most perfect development They ex-
pect to return about June l and spend
several months pursuing their investi-
cations, the results of which are to De
embraced in reports to the agricultu-
raj department.
The death of Mrs. A. Y. Cart
wright, which occurred at o'clock
yesterday morning, terminating an ILL
ness of six days Of peritonitis, comes
as a great sorrow to her family and
friends, and a distinct loss to the COM
munity generally. From the first her
condition was considered serious, and
since an operation on Tuesday no
hope of her recovery was entertained.
Mrs. Cartwright was the fifth daugh-
ter of the late DIR. and Mrs. A. P.
Campbell, the latter of whom died
three weeks ago. She was born near
Glover on July %, 1861, and was mar
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1905-04-14

ization and reinforcement Of its
Manchurian armies with an extern
sive expedition from its own military
organization. The details and figures
are carefully concealed Of what seems
to be a plan to double the present
army units, but 1t Is reliably estimated
that by autumn next the total mill
tary organization will exceed 1000, 900
men actually employed in the field.
The fighting force is roughly estimat-
ed at 100000 men, with increases
largely in the infantry and artillery,
although an enlargement in the caval-
ry branch Is also contemplated. AS
a result of the manufacture at the
arsenals in Japan, together with cap
tul IS and purchases OF guns, 1t Is
predicted that this year will see
Japanese artillery superior to that of
the Russian, in quality as we'll as nu-
merically, and 1t is confidently believ-
ed that the Russians will be incapable
Of overcoming these numerical disad-
vantages. Wherever railway improve
ments are possible they will be car
ried out, when Japan will be suffi-
ciently strong to take and hold Har-
bin and simultaneously continue oper-
ations against the Russian forces to
the eastward of that city.
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Friday, April IA, 1905.
by which money may be
lade, IL we are smart enough to take

undeveloped by which money may be
made, IL we are smart enough to take
hold.
CALDWELL Black.
The marriage Of Miss Carrie Cald-
well to Mr.. Arthur Lee Black, which
took place at the home of the bride
near Beersheba, Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, was an event Of much i'm
terest to the friends OF the contracting
parties and the people of this section
generally. The home was deliberately
decorated on a color scheme of white
and green, and at the appointed. hour
the bridal party entered the parlor ito
the strains of Mendelsohn,s Wedding
March, played by Miss Josie Carroll Of
Yorkville, in the following order, first,
the ushers, Messrs. Fred c. Black and
Ross Clinton; then Miss Ava, Allison
OF Tirzah with Mr.! Wsstar Keller of
Yorkville, and Miss Mamie. Lee Riddle.
OF Bowling Green with Mr.. Norman
Black, and lastly the bride, gowned in
white, leaning on the arm OF the
groom. Under the bridal arch in the
centre Of the room, they were met by
Rev. ]. s. Grier of Sharon, who pro-
nounced the marriage ceremony In
few well chosen words After 'receiy-
ing the congratulations Of their
friends, the young couple, accompanied
by the bridal party, drove to the home
of the groom's mother, Mrs. Margaret
Black, where an elaborate supper and
reception was rendered them. Mrs.
Black is daughter Of Mr.. John Cald-
well and is possessed Of many attract
i've qualities which have made her
very popular In the community In
which she lives. Mr.. Black Is the Sec
ond son of the late Robert Black, and
Is a young man deserving in every
way Of the wife he has won. Their
friends In this community win be glad
20 know that they will make their
home near Yorkyille. ta.
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IT has developed that on leaving
Washington, President Roosevelt des-
ignated Vice President Fairbanks to
represent him at White House recep-
tions ano act for and in his stead In
other important matters. This is at
wide variance with all precedents In
this matter. For many years In the
countrys history, the vice president
represented the political party oppos-
ing the president, and everything was
regulated with a view to making him
only a figure-head. Even after the
change that assured the selection OF
both president and vice president
from tn, same political party, the old
feeling o, jealousy continued, and the
vice president has not been recognized
as a factor in the administration OF
affairs. AS presiding officer of the
senate even, he is not allowed to ex-
ercise as much discretion or authority
as the president of a debating socie-
ty, and that action Of President
Roosevelt in making him vice presi-
dent in fact as we'll as in name, Is at
least creditable to the liberality and
breadth of President Roosevelt.