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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-09-08

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Publicity and Promotion of National
Export Exposition, writes:
Philadelphia, Dec. 20, 1899.
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Ohio.
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Where Peace Finds 7 lem.

II peace is declared. Japan gets
the credit for it: il war is resumed
Russia VIII get the blame.
! The game of diplomacy, which has
been eunningly played BY both sides
AZ Portsmouth throughout almost tn
whole Of what npw promises 10 be
the historic month Of August appears
to be approaching its end.
BY yielding to all the d dnlnds
Of japan, either in principle or in
tO,o.M Witte. at one stage reduced
the japanese position to the threat
o fcontinued war unless indemnity,
which the Russians were not slow 10
characterize as blood money. paid.
Standing firm in that position. the
failure OF the conference was inevit-
able. without recession by the Jap
anese At last NJ. witte has got
what hs fought for. Japan first r.
duced her demand for indemnity
from billion dollars to $500. 1000. 600
and finally has waived the question
on the possession OF the island Of
altog ther. From her insistence
saIhalln, which she holds by the
best of all rights, the right Of con
quest. she has voluntarily come 20
an offer TO share il on equal terms
with Russia, asking In return only
that Russia will hgree to pay for her
half Of II an amount considered
fair equivalent by the neutral ma
.tions Of America. Great Britain and
France.
II the offer is accepted. NJ. witte
will have won all for which he
contended and Russia viii have OBJ
tained pace on far better terms
than she had any reason to expect
At the same time, Japan. though
yielding much, will be the gamer at.
all points in the dispute from which
the war originated. will have open.
70 her rich fields in Korea and Man
churia, will be undisputed mistress
Of the Eastern s=a. and will have es-
tablished beyond all wish to chal-
lenge her right to speak and be heard
as ons OF the four great naval and
the equal OF any Of the military
powers Of the world. The surrender
OF even a legitimate claim to sever
al hundred millions is a cheap price
to pay for such consummation Of a
year and a half OF supreme endeav-
Louisville Timas.
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ARE You ENGAGED?

Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage. many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their
digesiions in good condition with
Electric Bitters. S. A. Brown. of Ben
nettsyile, S. c.. says For years,
my wife suffered intensely from dys-
pepsia, complicated with a torpid
liver. until she lost her strength and
yigor. and became mere wreck Of
her former self. Then she trid Elec-
tsic Bitters, which helped her al
once, and finally made her entirely
well She is now strong and heal
thy" a. NJ. Hughes. druggist, sell;
and guarantees them, at soc a bot
tle.
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The Russo Japanese War.

Korea, a narrow strip Of land in
TO the Pacific ocean. was the bon.
Of contention
Japan said that Korea pointec
straight to the heart Of the Mika
dos land and that she must contro
IL In ths hand Of another p3wci
that power would dominate Japan.
Russia must have hold on Kortu
to complete her grasp on northern
Asia and make her the dominant
force in China With Russia il was a
war OF conquest. With Japan it was
war Of sslf-preseryatiOn. japan
conquered Korea three times. but al
ways left il in its independence.
Russia promised solemnly in 1856,
1891 and lass never TO occupy Kora
YET she seized Yongampho. in North
ern Korea. and then reached for
Masampho Then Japan said FIGHT,
1901
February G-Japan breaks off dip
lomatic relations with kusisa.
February Japan seizes Masam-
pho and lands troops IN Korea.
February Admiral Togo attacks
Russian fleet off Port Arthur: dis
ahl2s three ships.
February s-Japanese sink two
ships of Chemulpo. Korea
February 9-Bombardment Of Port
Arthur begins
February lO-Japan formally de-
clares war.
February 1s-sea battle off Port
Arthur; battleship sunk
April 20 to May battle Of the
Yalu won by General Kuroki.
May 3O-Japan6se capture Port
Dalny.
August 5-Japan captures outer de-
fenses OF Port Arthur.
August io-sortie and dispersal. Of
Russian squadron by Togo
August li-Defeat Of viadiYostok
squadron.
Angus, 25-BaltIc feet sails from
CronstadL
September S-Russian army retires
from Lao Yang.
September ls-japanese advaaca on
Mukden begun.
November 3O-Japan capture Twen-
~ Meter Hin at Port Arthur
1905.
January l-Port Arthur falls,
March lO-oyama occupi Mukden
after 10 days battle.
March lG-Tie Pass occupied by the
japanese,
May e7-Destru1tion Of Baltic feet
in Sea Of Japan by Togo.
Jsne President Roosevelt appeals
10 the Car for peace.
August l-Japan captures sakhalin.
August president greats peace
ENJOYS aboard the Maytlower
August S-rPeace conference begins
in Portsmouth.
August 2s-Peace asrecd upon.
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NUMEROUS AND WORTHLESS.

Everything is in the name when
ii comes to witch Hazel Salve. f. c.
Dewitt & Co. OF Chicago, discovered
some years ago hov to make a
salve from Witch HlaLsl that is a
specific fer Piles. For blind, bleed
ing itching and protruding Piles, &c
zema. cuts, burns, bruises ami all
skin discusses Dewitt's Salve has no
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for Dewitts-the genuine. Sold by
Louisa Drug Co.
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Third Term Views.

/ Washington. Sept. l. Politician
have been agreed for several day
past thAt natural outcome of tht
flood Of congratulations now beinl
showered upon President Roosevelt
would be a demand from some quar-
ter. hysiarical In nature. perhaps
fT his denomination Tor anothsr
term. No wsll-informed politicians
however. have permitted this prob
ability to worry them. for they b..
lieyed that tha clamor would be ep.
hemefal and only an evidence Of
the cmJtional disposition Of the
American people They could 10,
conceive that 1t could possess any
deep Significance.
In the first place they say, there
Is President Rposeyelts own state
mcnt TO the contrary. When the re-
turns clme in, the night OF Noyem-
Der last, indicating his election.
President Roosevelt issued this form
al satem az FRO the White Houss:
am d eply sensible Of the honor
done me by the american people IN
thus expressing their confidence in
what have done and have tried 10
dol appreciate to the full the solemn
responsibility this confidence reposes
on me, and shall do all that in my
power lies not Tor forfeit Il.
On the an Of March next l shall
have served three and one-haIf
years. and this three and one.holf
years constitute ml first term.
The wise custom which limits lie
President % tEo terms regards me
rtbsiance and not ,ht flm.
Under no circumstances will ]
be caudidltee Tor oT accept anoth-
q nomination.
When that statement was issued
it was accepted throughout the coun-
try IN the plain terms OF the Eng,
lish language in which it was couch
d. Il WAS commended on all sides
Ly citizens and voters. and probab-
ly brought special 10y % a number
Of distinguished politicians, who were
looking ahead 10 1905. The Presiden;
has upon at least one occasion since
then denied that there could be
any circumstances which w1iid cansa
him TO stuliify himself in the light
of this formal announcement.
Politicians will continue 10 stand
by the Presidents original declara-
,lon. and viii not be led to believe
that Sir Roosevelt can be carried off
his feet by appreciation Of his efforts
in the cluse Of humanity 1t is re
mrdsd as a certainty that the pace
regulations will have no possible
effect upon presidential politics in
the year 1905 50 Gar as President
Roosevelt personally is eouearned.
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po Nor BE IMPOSED upoN.

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.nrsr rnR CHILDREN.

a, vers. be careful Of the health
courr children, Look out for
ronrh. Cold. Group and Whooping
u,e couap them in time One Min
Harmless spre is the bcst remedy
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A Daily Resume Of Important Happenings.

barlow. for Police Judge. A hll tick.
et f3r Couneilmcn. Alderman ind
AID Of Education was also named
Ma Thomas E. Moss. OF Paduoah
fo.mer Attorney General Of Kentucky
NE IN Manila. p. l.. while on a Wis
- - his daughter
The State Buard Of Election Com
lnissioners this morning elected Il.
G Philips. Of Hardin county, as sec
rotary To succeed C. NJ Poyntz
The win ~ Nv. Samuel Colt. wid-
9w ot a. in Ter Of the Colt fire
arm. was D.. leaving an estate
4 sseco 4 large portion Is left
Tor rellri and public purposas
Local ol. ION won signal victory
in i Ia nty by a vote Of LAG
against ZIG The work Of women and
children against saloons was a feat-
ure Of the fight
Washington. Il. G. Aug sI-R. d.
finl viii be reappoiuted nlstric, At-
sgnsy This is settled President
Rops welt has given his promise thar
Mr Hin will be continued IN ofnos
Carlisle. Ky. sept 2-The lsepubi-
cans of NlenoIas county to-day nom
lulted Dr. John 81 Wells for coun-
y Judge agains, pr. \. ". McNew. III.
Democratic nominee 80 other nom
nations we're made.
The Republican Committee met at
FleningzburE aud unanimously nom
mated William Wilt for Represena-
I've from Fleming county. Mr.
Wilt is the Publisher Of the Fleming
Gazette. the only Republican nsws-
paper IN the county which was de-
slroyod by nrc lev days aeo-
Tn. docket Tor the september
term of tha Court of Appeals clos
d with 5iS cases. the largest docket
IN years. OF the cases On the
ioeket. ssi are appearance cases.
s5 Commonwealth eass and 80 oral
argument cases.
Gen. W. W. Blackniar. late Com.
.nandsr-in-chief of the O. a. r..
rad bcqDest Of 5000 TO Mrs n
A. crecl. uf Louisville, because her
nothsr had nursed him while he was
suffering from typhoid fever during
the civil War
Mrs June johnson, a magazine Goa.
ributor undtf the nom De plume Of
iIelcn Dixie johnson. was drowned
Monday at Coney Island Before
her body was recovered a tsiegram
sas r1ceiyed announcing the death
II her husband, Allen Johnson. a,
L4iile Rock
Negro failed TO take any part
In las, weeks Republican primaries
m Lexington anf Fayr,ie county. II
Nas tcrminsd to wait and see Il
be whites will give hem reprcsea-
ai'on ON the atiicie II this demand Is
refused the ntErdes may put on, q
fun dcl
Auorn y General y D. Hays Ia.
sued IN Louisville and NashyilI'
,l,rcad Company for ns.3so 50, al.
l.egi % be due on franchise tax
Il 1893 amounting 70 t22, ,oee. which
ga only after accision b,
te unHeI .,aios Supreme Court,
Terms " pe3cs agreed upon a
Portsmouth. \ H., by the RmSai
rnd Japanese enyUys. preliminary ar
Fanrements for an armis,ice wcr
concluded and the actual work 9
framing a treaty Of peace vas turn
a over. hy mutual agr cment &
Mr he Martens. the Russian LAWYER
and Mr neunison. the l,gal ndyis.
n the Ianan - Foreign Office Jap
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WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE
Is HOPE.

is HOPE
was afflicted with c1,arrh, could
neither taste nor smell and could
hnar but little Elys Cream cured H.
Marcus G. slnutz, Railway. \. J.
Cream Balm reached me safely
and tn effect is snrprisin. Ny son
nys the first application gave decid-
IS relief hespcctfully. Mrs. Frank
lin freeman, Dover. \. H.
The Balm dos not lrriiate or eauss
sneezing Sold hy druggists AT 5oc
ar mailed uy Ely Brothers. Sc War.
rsn ST. Sew York
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The clerk af the United States SUI
pt,me Court has received notiti-
cation that motion viii be made
In consolidate the Howard case With
ths, Of Powers when the latter
reaches the cour, IA order that they
may be argued together This mo,
,iM Il granted by the cNur, would
considerably advance the Powers
case as that Of Howard viii likely hs
reachcd hy court before the
chrlstmas hoh Vs The Supreme
Court has rccelyld from n. n, HAYS
lAttofney oeaplAl ~ ,,tls STATE y
a. =, Wei ~ il.Nt CoNmnh|
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Pewoe. the champion elevator boy
at the post office building, has dis
covered new way for spending a
honeymoon. says New York spec
ial to the indianapolis Star rewee
married the 0hsr day aud he tolk
bride To the elevator and every day
they rode up and down,
tewec found he could not gct a
vac,uan. His wife dcelared She had
never ridden in an elevator much,
and shc knew he could rua one ~
we'll Il wo0ld be much more fun than
so.ng 20 Nlagam Falls for week,
Ana now lla, Iouls Fox, prcud oi
hm n,w NdlrllN yand lks lau6ino,'
|oEu. ndas At0 thu acshlog all ans
lonr. I Ry haves ~uas ...,sy ~
Tor what he eonaldercd
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~ ~ esneni Zimmerman, OF the c!u-
,n. Hamilton and Dayton railroad
- secured an option on over g..
eres of coal and timber land Ia
in,ueky mountains
1 ACT fcscher W Golden. who on con.
so7ng that he had killed man In
VI Virginia was put in Ja.l at
eIinston. Ky. now claims tn. he
nni Kill anyone
Jrhe thirty ninsh annnal cneamp-
'nt Of the Grand Army Of the Re
,lhlic BEGAN Monday in Denver Ths
aildaies for eommander-in-chiei
Corporal James Tanner Of New
s,rls; Robert Brown. of Ohio; Col
burroughs a New jersey and Gen
qral Gsorre Stone. OF california.
\ owinrs,llie, Ky. Sept IA tele-
Jam from BelltyvilIe. - county.
tita thar l.eslie snowden. aged g,
shlt with a 22-callber rifle and
laily injured by James Dlnoh1o.
d IA he claims the shooting was
id,aeial
Mt sterling. Ky. sept i,-Much ex
tement waa creaLd hero BY the
Nsrntory that the circuit clerks Of
~ lad hasn broken into some time
Iaiing the night and almost 70 In
lcinmnis stolen. many Of them Tor
ony alsA The rlsalar term OF
int opens Monday. and the loss
~ DELAY proceedings but all ID
adic ment b. substituted AZ
Ihey have bssn oTitd. and the
ecsd bao.. vas overlooked BY a,
hieses The indictments Wera main
; for eamiar n,egal liquor sill
Inc ana ~ ". : dhounds wury
sent for ans plA. - 90 the Trial,
hut - many had trampcd over the
ground hat It wals Impossible 20
Iaek up fha scent
0wingsyille. Ky sept i-Bodge
IRanks was shot and baily injured BY
|0eorEe FuEAis On Cain cFecs. Breath
|iii opany. RAoks had b,'eu pAying
aiian,Ion 10 Fnsate's astf. and fas'
ai' ~ sarn'l = him n, from rom y he =. a'1,. ~.
,sa rS,ea,e concealed himsaif n
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F.,.s !, ~. ase one IN the should
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The ,ntampment 81 state Mllhs
:. Pa,uoah has eiixa intense heai
,,.,lt.d in some fa-osira,iuns. bui
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market, market Iyaln, rs the best on the
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enowh brand under the best
a made by he country to-day,
comes with 4, same people, aud
py using W same ~ ,ranie0
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WaioA Tor ~ HuniSstoN 0h'
|sadt Mr. RTurxr,IN NravAr
mn,ra, - hN offered 10
IA, tni>
mountains than lA,s, That has 'tope,
iIowprd FLANAGAN,
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Ehtren men headed by Sheriff
|per. are searchlna the mountain
- II Wolfe county for traces
rcmalns of Caleb owens, Who
aared two years eeo after
,touhle with a gang Of noun
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1t from So to SIS, but in 1902, he said,

at from $5 to SIS, but in 1902, he said,
the Pere Marquette railway entered
into an exclusive contract with the Ar
mours, when the refrigeration charges
went up to $45 regardless of weather
conditions-whether it was necessary
to use ice or not.
Asked if he thought railroad COM
panies owned stock in the private-car
lines, Mr.. Ferguson said that, as mat
ter Of deduction, he would say no such
contracts would be entered into by the
railroads with the private-car lines I'M
less there was community of interests.
Asked if he did not think it will be
wiser to place the private-car lines UNI
der government control, Mr.. Ferguson
said it would not unless it was desired
to annihilate all private industries. The
Armours, he added, would drive out all
opposition and own all refrigerating
cars. -tg4 -5s# u ~ t&, s-.rs-s
| Asked what remedy he would pro-
pose, Mr.. Ferguson said he would sug-
gest that, as the railway companies
| have been given control Of the high
ways they should perform all their
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Public Men on the Law.

"It is claimed by some that the anti.
pass law is violated in some instances
by the railroad companies furnishing
mileage books free to some Of our pub
ground for the charge, but do not be-
lieve in the aggregate the evasions
amount to much.' 4. t.<s -.
Governor R. M. La Toilette, senator
elect, says that the law 'shas certainly
proven very effective. He was asked
this further question: ~, =,
"Would you approve abolishlng all
Plates7''
The governor replied: ,-.. =,
D eyes unless exception were made. as
to those in service Of the railways-be.-
cause free pass is a discrimination. A
public service corporation should make
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DULUTH MAN HITS
PRIVATE CAR LINES
Ferguson Points Out Abuses in
Present Freight Transporta-
ton to Senators.
Washinntnn.

Washington, Jan. 30.-E. NJ. Fergu-
son of Duluth, Mimi, member of the
Western Fruit Jobbers association, the
National Grocers' association and a
number of western associations, today
addressed the senate committee on in
terstate commerce in opposition to pri-
vate freight-car lines. AS the system
exists today, he said, any law light be
violated with impunity. e.a@.: d..
=. In. 1900 they were able, in the Mich
gan territory, to ship fruits with ice
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Colonists' Rates to Points in the South.

The Chicago Great Western Railway
will, on January "a 18th, February slst
tickets to points in Missouri, Arkansas,
Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
Texas and Colorado at greatly reduced
rates: For further information apply
to r. FL. Heard, General Agent, corner
Nicollet avenue and Fifth street, Min
neaDOlis.
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duties to the public and provide cars

Senator Elkins asked If the private.
Ferguson replied that he had never seen
them in depots and could not get infor-
nation wanted on inquiry.
Senator Elkins asked if that was not
a violation Of law.
Mr.. Ferguson said it was, but there
were many violations of law.
The committee decided to continue
it's hearings tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-30
Fast Tourist Car Service to Californi

Fast Tourist Car Service to California.
The Chicago Great Western railway.
in connection with the C.; RI & P. rail
way, will run through tourist sleeping
car every week to San Francisco. Leav-
ing Minneapolissat, $500 pm, st. Paul
$3.50 pm, Tuesdays via Omaha, Colo
RADIO Springs and Ogden. Arrive San
Francisco Saturday 500 pm. For fur
Their informatis4 apply to R. II. Heard,
Gent Agt., Cor: Nicollet Ave. and 5th
St., Minneapolis IAN l.. ~.