1
x r f C ft The Nashville Amerioani The Souths Leading Publfca lion for N early a Century DAILY SUNDAY WEEKL r XEEF POJITEI OK- Tht RusoJapancpWar b Panama I The Prcsl TheGL4usWorldaF a r 1 Th sent Is an epoch pf greatest B Importance The Most News The Most Compete State Nws News KentuckyState News or MarkCtdteports f A1tI A good newspaper fs an absolute o500e0JCONTEST Subscribers of the American will participate In the distribution ol t 8550000 in 1891 Cash Priz the nearest < t estlmateonthetotalpaid attendance at the St F Louis Worlds progress To NtarMt Cerreet Estimate 25000 v To 2M Nr ti Cornet Estimate 10000f- c Te3crNtCetreet Estimate 5000 Ti 4u NesrectCerrect Estimate 2500 to Sft N rest Cerrect Estimate 1500 To Wh Nearest Correct Estimate 1000 Anit cash prizes making a t0Tt1sr of5SCO contest 15 1904 TMJ3 WEEKLYAMEJUCAN and one 5 50 S one year THE SUND a V AMERICAN one year and tyro estlmatts 4 00 THE DAlLY AMERICANA Without and 1 estimate 45 TI1EDAILY AMERICAN includinC Sunday J 1 month estimate 65 pSi Subscribe now or write for sample containing all conditions and full particulars ol this great contest Address THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN NASHVILLE TENN ETHRRC If yon are goin- gNORTH OR EAST Travel viu the EVANSVLLZ ROUTE E TH tend CjE the best equipped and mosfcfdfre ci line to Chicago all points re he c via Chicago w I riesregarding rates time et r addressed to representatives givel below will receive prompt cou teous attention FP Jeffries G P k T A Evansville InC S L Rogers General Agent Nashv11le Tenn Brute Jeffries T P A Atlanta Ga Chicago Termina few I For The- Evansville Route E T E andC E I All passenger trains via the above lines now arrive at and depart from the new LaSallee St Station at Chicago located at Val1 Buren LaSallee and Sherman St This is in the heart of the busi- ness district and is the Only sta- tion in Chicago on the Unic Elevated Loop where cars may- be taken to any other station or tt any portion of the city or suburb D H HILLMAN s G P T A E T H D ttst rttttLa Nothing has ever equalledit Nothing can ever surpass it Dr Kings New Discovery For Priceg2 1 A Perfect For All Throat and Cure Lung Troubles Money back If It falls Trial Bottles free Christian Circuit Court- JT Colemans Admrc Plaintiff vS1 Order Equit Jarrod TColeman c Defendant In this case it is ordered that tlJe creditors of JT Coleman Decc appear before Douglas Bell Mas ter Commissioner of the Christia Circuit Court on or before the first day of its September term I904an prove their claims against the es tat6of saiddecedant as required by- law t and that this notice be pub lished in the Hopkinsville Kentuck ian a paper published the city of Hppkinsville Ky four weeks my hand as Clerk of the Christian Circuit Court this 19tl day of July 1904 CR CLARK CLERK i t Farm For rent for 1905 The Mrs Kate E Bake farm containin- L g 83834 acres a 1 Gracey Ky Apply t v Planters Ban ant Trust Co Farm- or gale containin 160 acres near Pee- D yK Apply tc Planters B nkan < Trust Co y 1r < 4 I Accidents Sprains and Bruises Burns aJ2d Scalds Cuts and Wounds Accidents every day Why not be pr pared A household supplied With Hamlins 4- Z 1111 AnD t OIL need nave no fear of the ordinary ailments and mishaps of mankind Hamlina 011 is a safeguard for children a comfort to parents a boon to old folks It will reJablo family parto on band incaso of need john Smith Starbuck Minn writes April 13 tgor I have I een In bed for four weeks witt a iSprolned Back caused by too heavy llftln I I liavo tried almost everything to euro its SeeIng what Hatnlins Wizard 011 had done fo other 1 tried a bottlo and In two days I was able to work VL Steele Santa Barbara Cal Writes My child fell from a ITieh chair upon a hot stove and burned Its forehead and side of face severely It suffered for three whgnwe com- m nced Hamlins Wizard pain was relieved in twenty minutes and the burnl healed in about days There Is only one Wizard Oil HaK name blown In the bottle Signature Hamlin Bros on wrapper Take no substitute lSOc and 100- IiAMLiNS COUGH BALSAM Soothes the Throat Stops the Cough 25c soc Hamlins Blood and Liver Pills Act Gently and without Pain sjc TTOLD I Y Gives Woman Health and Strength sjc For Sale and Recommended by R O HARDWICK Hopkins ville < Ky The Talk o- Uliristiah County I OUR5S- ET OF TEETH They look well Fit well Wear Well 0 Teeth are extracted free when new ones are or ¬ dered v 0 All work guaranteed Remember the pla- ceLouisville Dental Parlors Summers Building corner Cour and Main St Hopkinsville Ky HOME PHONE 121 POSITIONSGUARANTEED Maypay tuition onl course complete and position is secured Indorsed by buslneasme from to California For pafe caialtf address J F DRAUOUON Pres either place DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS NASHVILLE TENN ST LOUIS MO Tonn Atlanta Oa Mont Oklahomcity took Ark S C Shreveport Iarand Kansas City Missouri Incorporated 30000000 capital Establish 1889 on board Nations reputation Our diploma represents in buiines circles what Yales Harvards represent il literary circles No vacation enter any Part car board Write Ioday HOME STUDYBOOKKEEPINOSUOItTIlAND I by malt Money refunded if not ifCJ wit course Write for prices of home study courses wHIrJ3 Cream Vermifug THE GUARANTEED WORM REMED THE CHILDRENS FAVORITE TONIC BEWAil OF IMITATIONS THE OtNUINt PREPAMCO ONLY BY BallardSnow Liniment Ca- i eTa LOUIS MO ThIERCES1FAVORITE t RESCRIPTIONFOR r Ma DBanSU 1 II McnstruutlonNOverkiiotvntofhllBafctBurel or money 100 per scud them on trial to be paid for vmen relieved Samples Free 1 UXITC MC ICALCOoxT4 UNCiaTCH f A u 1flotiJe OvARdero R Pbtrler J ITHE PLAGUE IN EGYPTI Dread Malady Cannot Stamped Out Nor in Some Respects Accounted for JEJJiet years come and the yea go1but the plague epidemic mI t no S Igna pf tua t abatement says the Boston rIai1 script of recent date The ful malady is becoming the span of scientific investigator cannot stamp it out and thcyo cannot account for its mikis manifestations The PioneeI AllabahaldisaJstlte subside months aiJier than inaj other least of Kill can gt1yppCJ venture to prophesy a country or any part of it w111p- 1free of the disease Nowhei it is said have preventive met S uresmpt with less success thanj the Punjab nowhere eh has the government attacked tl problem Qre energy iin r determination i It must bea mitted that the people werenc t over willing to aept the goon of ices of tIll gotornment buttJlnt is a condition fjf things oihjting eyerywhoiv in India and it9hsti tutes nIhief Olfement in t1tO on tinual spread ds the plague pi d inicH Iera A t T Inoculation 1t IJ1lyedMhiir prtant part ihcs fight agatim disraso 11Ii itlr results tll- were voiy prowsing not cWJ May and 1JOO nOiu1IJ a quarter of a million people wOr13 inoculated ThG percentage fot tacks among all such was 132 Jl compared with 309 among uniI oculated persons and the mortt its of oases of the latter was 52 per cent as against 3200 anion the inoculated Encouraged bj I these figures in 10021903 the Pun- jab government undertook to in loculate six millions of people I practically the whole populatit of the thirteen districts most seri ously affected by previous epidem- ics This necessitated a daily sup ply of 70000 doses of prophyla tic fluid which the Bombay 10 search laboratory agreed to fur nish But instead of this numb of doses daily it was 31 days it supplying a little over twice th amount and then it was an- nounced that the fluid would bt supplied by a different metlu from the one previously fpJlo we CZARS LATEST SOOTHSAYE Buthanian Woman Employ Che Methods to Impress the Busslan Ruler One reads with regret says tIll Boston Transcript these meld choly reports of the tsars resort- ing to soothsaying Hp has fel obliged to increase hiss sorcei board of late The newest tout is a Ruthanian woman Zenob Gallacsky by name This poo creature pretends to make use 0 radium in her cheaply modern methods By means of this shl causes to appear on a dark serer phosphorescent figures suppose to be symbolical of Russian de 1 tiny The screen and its portra als the czar is reported to watt with pitiful care It is said tlu his faith in Zenoble exceeds hi confidence in Kuropatkin It Zenoble thinks that the imm 11 diate future is still dark She nIJ nounces to the czar that Russia i yet to suffer many defeats fro the Japanese Port Arthur shl predicts is to disappear in flame The remainder of the navy is tl go the same way But the end t- it all is to be full of glory for Rus- sia Zenoble sees that far ahea and depicts the Japanese fleein in fear and confusion from tli r coast of Korea And so the czar attitude toward present occurren- ces is the stoic one of Alls we that ends well In addition to her offices as soi ceress the Galacsky woman ha the faculty of keeping her maste informed of the private machim tions of his ministers in whit performance she is a very silly fn vorite She dispels by this side- show the enlivening effect of he main ring And besides she is no astute enough to see that no fa- vorite of an emperor can afford te bring him bad news No Alias TurnkeyWhat is your ful tamePrisonerI use the same name whether drunk or soberIndian apolia NewB In F MONTEZUMAS TREASURE Amount Discovered in Bolivia Now 16000000 and More Hidden Away Whether th6j report of the dh covery of the Incas reasu > e at Chayaltaya Bolivia Ja true 01 hot it is certain that tIe conquis adores did not get all the gold of the last Inca of Peru nor all the gold and precious jewels of th Mexican monarch The story sUJs the Mexican Herald is that th Incas treasure withheld fjio- rPizarro anjtoibw discovered lei B 0 ffvia is wTrtli lG000OOian that the Indians believe there IS L itjvajSizarro the Inca whom he so cruelly feeai ed and then killed him but iti so doing he missed a greater am itnti which the Inca hoping to sav his life promised his tormentor t In this country one sometimes thears talk of the great golden sun and other treasures hidden se purely from the early Spaniards bloodrof whose family the traditions of the times of the conquest have been probablyt ure escaped the hahds of the Cor- iiJcs md his followers Where is i ceasure hidden Sonic have sai < l heat iftyVa8 thrown into Luke U ext o a Jinot many years bas a corupauyWell provided wi- manly mad extensive excavation 0n tin Pedifogal near Coy oaca traditionJA t hers was found but no golden sun Both in Mexico and Peru gold was ridden away from the greedy coiiqnistadores by the Indians who cherished the hope of making a successful rising against their conquerors That hope bas 1 long died away though much of the hatred for th race of the con I quistiidores remairts in the breast 1 of the aborigine It is quite probable that some fine day much of Montezumas hid den treasure gay be found her by a lucky hit Perhaps it is con cealed in an idol cave in the south western part of the Sierra sur rounding this valley a cave oj 1 which stories have been told among the Indians Whence hm conic the gold that the Indians iy bug in these mountains so clos to the city have brought here and sold to their legal represents tire There is a mystery in all this and a greater niystery in the whereabouts of Montezuma treasure which remains un touched YIELD GOLDEN DIVIDEND I Orange Orchards of California Pro- duce 11500000 Boxes in One Year IOrange groves in full bearing frequently yield handsome re 1 turns on the investment mad writes Allan Sutherland in Book I lovers Magazine A crop of flY acres recently sold for 1575 01 I the trees Some orchards yield m much as 1800 per acre Ord hazily a carefully cultivated 01 chard of ten acres ought toyiel a sure annual profit of from 120 t to 2000 In full bearing the av lerage orchard yields about 15 per acre Good orange land ma ibe bought from 50 to 150 pel acre Groves including all th s water rights and privileges hay II sold as high as 2500 per acre About 50000000 capital is in vested in California groves Rei I ords of the state products sho1 rthat the shipments in 1888 wer less than 1000000 boxes in 1ST 1 i they had reached 4334000 in 190 rr a little more than 8000000 and I 1903 11500000 boxes s This year 30000 carloads c oranges have been shippe out of the state enough to pa- n II handsome dividend Grower ire looking hopefully to the con- s struction of the Panama cana L which they think will reduce om third the present rate of 9 I cents a box which the railroad charge on New York shipments Freight Locomotives As showing the economy o freight locomotives of immense capacity a report of an caster railroad covering seven years us gets forth that while the fuel in- creased 79 per cent freight ton 1 rage increased 80 per cent th consumption of coal per ton mil decreasing four per cent Repair likewise decreased 15 pet cent i proportiojg to the freight 11 i CASTORIA For Infants and Children rr 5 t The Kind You Have BoughtAcgctablePreparalionforAs the Food andne ula tinglheSlomncl1SandBowclsof Bears the SignaturePromotes ofOpiuffiMorpl NOT INAHC OTIC JkPpe 01O d b SAllEPTClIER i cerAd IAeaaerd I rdtl- nrifud 8Apetfeci VormsConvulsionsfcverishF or Over u Pac YearsNEW EXAG7F FWRAPPRJ CASTO RIA m THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY h d THE O- ELY1 THE NECESSARY MAGAZINE IN THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR The Review of Reviews is often called a necessity in recognition of its usefulness in keeping readers H up with the timesi In Presidential election years the REVIEW OF REVIEWS is more than ever the necessary magazine Everybody wants to be truly and quickly informed about this or that public question that has forged to the front to know about the new candi ¬ dates and personal factors in politics to have a com ¬ plete picture at hand of the current movement of historyIn I Dr Shaws editorials in Its authentic and timely con ¬ r tributed articles in its brilliant character sketches in Its conden aatlons and reviews of all the important articles of other magazines and in Its hundred a month of witty cartoons and Interesting views the REVIEW OF REVIEWS gives the much desired news of the worlds and our own The World under a Fieldclass is the way one subscriber describes it Men In public life like President Theodore Roosevelt the 4 members of Congress and the great captains of industry who must up with the times men and women all l- over America have decided it is indispensable 4 25c a copy 250 a year THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS CO 13 Astor Place New York r sr u i i Our Expenses Are Small We Can and Will I Save You Money = ON S Watches Jewelry and Diamonds it i Get our prices before buying Repair ¬ ing a Specialty Spectacles accurately 1 and scientifically fitted Eyes examin ¬ fed free We guarantee satisfaction 1 r JAS H SKARRY The Ninth Street Jeweler and Optician I iri tr 1 Bethel College eINCORPORATED RUSSEIXVILLE KENTUCKY 1 Collegiate Classical and Scientific Courses Academic Department for those who cannot meet entrance requirements Able Faculty Thorough Instruction Library and Reading room Laboratory equal to all demands Beautiful Campus of 30 Acres Athletic Field New Gymnasium Tennis Courts Croquet grounds Buildings contain all modern improvements electric lights hot air heating water supply m and baths Special to boarding department Tuition to I ministers sons and licentiates Expenses moderate session opens 1 Sept 1 1904 For illustrated catalogue and information address WM Iii HARRISON President M Y

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x

rf C

ft The Nashville Amerioani

The Souths Leading Publfca

lion for N early a Century

DAILY SUNDAY WEEKL

rXEEF POJITEI OK-

Tht RusoJapancpWarb Panama

IThe PrcslTheGL4usWorldaF a r

1 Th sent Is an epoch pf greatest B

ImportanceThe Most News

The Most Compete StateNws

News

KentuckyState Newsor MarkCtdteports

f A1tI A good newspaper fs an absolute

o500e0JCONTESTSubscribers of the American will participate

In the distribution ol t

8550000 in 1891 Cash Prizthe nearest <t

estlmateonthetotalpaid attendance at the StF Louis Worlds progress

To NtarMt Cerreet Estimate 25000v To 2M Nr ti Cornet Estimate 10000f-c Te3crNtCetreet Estimate 5000

Ti 4u NesrectCerrect Estimate 2500to Sft N rest Cerrect Estimate 1500To Wh Nearest Correct Estimate 1000

Anit cash prizes making at0Tt1srof5SCO contest15 1904

TMJ3 WEEKLYAMEJUCANand one 5 50

S one yearTHE SUND a V AMERICAN

one year and tyro estlmatts 4 00

THE DAlLY AMERICANAWithout and 1 estimate 45

TI1EDAILY AMERICANincludinC Sunday J 1 month estimate 65

pSi Subscribe now or write for sample containingall conditions and full particulars ol this greatcontest Address

THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN

NASHVILLE TENN

ETHRRCIf yon are goin-

gNORTH OR EASTTravel viu the EVANSVLLZROUTE E T H tend CjEthe best equipped and mosfcfdfre ci

line to Chicago all points re hec via Chicago

w I riesregarding rates time etr addressed to representatives givelbelow will receive prompt couteous attention

FP Jeffries G P k T A Evansville InC

S L Rogers General Agent Nashv11le TennBrute Jeffries T P A Atlanta Ga

Chicago TerminafewI For The-

Evansville RouteE T E andC E I

All passenger trains via theabove lines now arrive at anddepart from the new LaSallee StStation at Chicago located at Val1Buren LaSallee and Sherman St

This is in the heart of the busi-ness district and is the Only sta-

tion in Chicago on the UnicElevated Loop where cars may-

be taken to any other station or ttany portion of the city or suburb

D H HILLMANs G P T A E T HD

ttst rttttLaNothing has ever equalleditNothing can ever surpass it

Dr KingsNew Discovery

For Priceg21

A Perfect For All Throat andCure Lung Troubles

Money back If It falls Trial Bottles free

Christian Circuit Court-

J T Colemans Admrc PlaintiffvS1 Order Equit

Jarrod TColeman c DefendantIn this case it is ordered that tlJe

creditors of J T Coleman Deccappear before Douglas Bell Master Commissioner of the ChristiaCircuit Court on or before the firstday of its September term I904anprove their claims against the es

tat6of saiddecedant as required by-

lawt and that this notice be published in the Hopkinsville Kentuckian a paper published the cityof Hppkinsville Ky four weeks

my hand as Clerk of theChristian Circuit Court this 19tlday of July 1904

CR CLARK CLERKi

t FarmFor rent for 1905 TheMrs Kate E Bakefarm containin-

L

g

83834 acres a 1

Gracey Ky Apply tv Planters Ban ant

Trust CoFarm-

or gale containin160 acres near Pee-D yK Apply tcPlanters B nkan <

Trust Coy

1r<

4I

AccidentsSprains and BruisesBurns aJ2d ScaldsCuts and Wounds

Accidents every day Why not be prpared A household supplied With

Hamlins4-

Z1111 AnDt

OILneed nave no fear of the ordinary ailments andmishaps of mankind Hamlina 011 is asafeguard for children a comfort to parents aboon to old folks It will

reJablo family parto on bandincaso of need

john Smith Starbuck Minn writes April 13

tgor I have I een In bed for four weeks witt aiSprolned Back caused by too heavy llftln

I I liavo tried almost everything to euro its SeeIngwhat Hatnlins Wizard 011 had done fo other 1

tried a bottlo and In two days I was able to work

VL Steele Santa Barbara Cal Writes Mychild fell from a ITieh chair upon a hot stove andburned Its forehead and side of face severely Itsuffered for three whgnwe com-m nced Hamlins Wizard painwas relieved in twenty minutes and the burnlhealed in about days

There Is only one Wizard Oil HaKname blown In the bottle Signature HamlinBros on wrapper Take no substitute lSOc

and 100-

IiAMLiNS COUGH BALSAMSoothes the Throat Stops the Cough 25c soc

Hamlins Blood and Liver PillsAct Gently and without Pain sjc

TTOLDI

Y Gives Woman Health and Strength sjc

For Sale and Recommended by

R O HARDWICKHopkinsville < Ky

The Talk o-

Uliristiah

County

I OUR5S-ET OF TEETH

They look well Fit wellWear Well

0

Teeth are extracted free

when new ones are or ¬

dered v

0

All work guaranteed

Remember the pla-

ceLouisvilleDentalParlors

Summers Building corner Courand Main St Hopkinsville Ky

HOME PHONE 121

POSITIONSGUARANTEED Maypay tuition onlcourse complete

and position is secured Indorsed by buslneasmefrom to California For pafe caialtfaddress J F DRAUOUON Pres either place

DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL

BUSINESS

NASHVILLE TENN ST LOUIS MO

Tonn Atlanta Oa MontOklahomcitytook ArkS C Shreveport Iarand Kansas CityMissouri

Incorporated 30000000 capital Establish1889 on board Nationsreputation Our diploma represents in buiinescircles what Yales Harvards represent illiterary circles No vacation enter anyPart car board Write Ioday

HOME STUDYBOOKKEEPINOSUOItTIlAND

I by malt Money refunded if not ifCJ witcourse Write for prices of home study courses

wHIrJ3Cream Vermifug

THE GUARANTEED

WORM

REMEDTHE CHILDRENS FAVORITE TONIC

BEWAil OF IMITATIONSTHE OtNUINt PREPAMCO ONLY BY

BallardSnow Liniment Ca-

i eTa LOUIS MO

ThIERCES1FAVORITE

t RESCRIPTIONFOR

r

MaDBanSU1

II McnstruutlonNOverkiiotvntofhllBafctBurelor money

100 per scud them on trial tobe paid for vmen relieved Samples Free

1 UXITC MC ICALCOoxT4 UNCiaTCH f A

u 1flotiJe OvARdero R Pbtrler

J

ITHE PLAGUE IN EGYPTI

Dread Malady Cannot Stamped OutNor in Some Respects

Accounted forJEJJiet years come and the yea

go1but the plague epidemic m It no SIgna pf tuat

abatement says the BostonrIai1script of recent date The

ful malady is becoming thespan of scientific investigator

cannot stamp it out and thcyocannot account for its mikismanifestations The PioneeI

AllabahaldisaJstlte

subside months aiJier than inajother least of Kill can gt1yppCJventure to prophesy a

country or any part of it w111p-

1free of the disease Nowheiit is said have preventive met S

uresmpt with less success thanjthe Punjab nowhere ehhas the government attacked tlproblem Qre energy iin rdetermination i It must beamitted that the people werenc tover willing to aept the goon ofices of tIll gotornment buttJlntis a condition fjf things oihjtingeyerywhoiv in India and it9hstitutes nIhief Olfement in t1tO ontinual spread ds the plague pid inicH Iera A tT

Inoculation 1t IJ1lyedMhiirprtant part ihcs fight agatim

disraso 11Ii itlr results tll-

were voiy prowsing not cWJMay and 1JOO nOiu1IJa quarter of a million people wOr13

inoculated ThG percentage fottacks among all such was 132 Jlcompared with 309 among uniIoculated persons and the morttits of oases of the latter was 52per cent as against 3200 anion

the inoculated Encouraged bjI these figures in 10021903 the Pun-jab government undertook to in

loculate six millions of peopleI practically the whole populatitof the thirteen districts most seriously affected by previous epidem-ics This necessitated a daily supply of 70000 doses of prophylatic fluid which the Bombay 10search laboratory agreed to furnish But instead of this numbof doses daily it was 31 days itsupplying a little over twice thamount and then it was an-

nounced that the fluid would btsupplied by a different metlufrom the one previously fpJlo we

CZARS LATEST SOOTHSAYE

Buthanian Woman Employ CheMethods to Impress the

Busslan Ruler

One reads with regret says tIll

Boston Transcript these meldcholy reports of the tsars resort-ing to soothsaying Hp has felobliged to increase hiss sorceiboard of late The newest toutis a Ruthanian woman ZenobGallacsky by name This poocreature pretends to make use 0radium in her cheaply modernmethods By means of this shlcauses to appear on a dark sererphosphorescent figures supposeto be symbolical of Russian de 1

tiny The screen and its portraals the czar is reported to wattwith pitiful care It is said tluhis faith in Zenoble exceeds hiconfidence in Kuropatkin

It Zenoble thinks that the imm11 diate future is still dark She nIJ

nounces to the czar that Russia i

yet to suffer many defeats frothe Japanese Port Arthur shlpredicts is to disappear in flameThe remainder of the navy is tlgo the same way But the end t-

it all is to be full of glory for Rus-

sia Zenoble sees that far aheaand depicts the Japanese fleeinin fear and confusion from tli

r coast of Korea And so the czarattitude toward present occurren-ces is the stoic one of Alls wethat ends well

In addition to her offices as soiceress the Galacsky woman hathe faculty of keeping her masteinformed of the private machimtions of his ministers in whitperformance she is a very silly fnvorite She dispels by this side-show the enlivening effect of hemain ring And besides she is noastute enough to see that no fa-

vorite of an emperor can afford te

bring him bad news

No AliasTurnkeyWhat is your ful

tamePrisonerI use the same namewhether drunk or soberIndianapolia NewB

In F

MONTEZUMAS TREASURE

Amount Discovered in Bolivia Now16000000 and More

Hidden Away

Whether th6j report of the dhcovery of the Incas reasu > e atChayaltaya Bolivia Ja true 01

hot it is certain that tIe conquisadores did not get all the gold of

the last Inca of Peru nor all thegold and precious jewels of thMexican monarch The story sUJsthe Mexican Herald is that thIncas treasure withheld fjio-rPizarro anjtoibw discovered lei B 0ffvia is wTrtli lG000OOianthat the Indians believe there IS

LitjvajSizarrothe Inca whom he so cruelly feeaied and then killed him but iti sodoing he missed a greater am itntiwhich the Inca hoping to savhis life promised his tormentort In this country one sometimesthears talk of the great golden sunand other treasures hidden sepurely from the early Spaniards

bloodrofwhose family the traditions of thetimes of the conquest have been

probablyture escaped the hahds of the Cor-

iiJcs md his followers Where isi ceasure hidden Sonic have

sai <l heat iftyVa8 thrown into LukeU ext o a Jinot many years basa corupauyWell provided wi-manly mad extensive excavation

0n tin Pedifogal near Coy oaca

traditionJAt hers was found but no golden sunBoth in Mexico and Peru gold

was ridden away from the greedycoiiqnistadores by the Indianswho cherished the hope ofmaking a successful rising againsttheir conquerors That hope bas

1

long died away though much ofthe hatred for th race of the con

I

quistiidores remairts in the breast1 of the aborigine

It is quite probable that somefine day much of Montezumas hidden treasure gay be found herby a lucky hit Perhaps it is concealed in an idol cave in the southwestern part of the Sierra sur

rounding this valley a cave oj1 which stories have been told

among the Indians Whence hmconic the gold that the Indians iybug in these mountains so closto the city have brought here andsold to their legal representstire There is a mystery in allthis and a greater niystery in thewhereabouts of Montezumatreasure which remains untouched

YIELD GOLDEN DIVIDENDI

Orange Orchards of California Pro-

duce 11500000 Boxes inOne Year

IOrange groves in full bearingfrequently yield handsome re

1 turns on the investment madwrites Allan Sutherland in Book

I

lovers Magazine A crop of flYacres recently sold for 1575 01

I the trees Some orchards yield mmuch as 1800 per acre Ordhazily a carefully cultivated 01chard of ten acres ought toyiela sure annual profit of from 120

t to 2000 In full bearing the avlerage orchard yields about 15

per acre Good orange land ma

ibe bought from 50 to 150 pelacre Groves including all th

s water rights and privileges hayII sold as high as 2500 per acre

About 50000000 capital is invested in California groves Rei

I ords of the state products sho1

rthat the shipments in 1888 werless than 1000000 boxes in 1ST

1 i they had reached 4334000 in 190rr a little more than 8000000 and I

1903 11500000 boxess This year 30000 carloads c

oranges have been shippeout of the state enough to pa-

nII handsome dividend Growerire looking hopefully to the con-

s struction of the Panama canaL which they think will reduce om

third the present rate of 9

I cents a box which the railroadcharge on New York shipments

Freight LocomotivesAs showing the economy o

freight locomotives of immensecapacity a report of an casterrailroad covering seven years usgets forth that while the fuel in-

creased 79 per cent freight ton1 rage increased 80 per cent th

consumption of coal per ton mildecreasing four per cent Repairlikewise decreased 15 pet cent iproportiojg to the freight

11

i CASTORIAFor Infants and Childrenrr 5 t

The Kind You Have

BoughtAcgctablePreparalionforAsthe Food andne ula

tinglheSlomncl1SandBowclsof Bears the

SignaturePromotesofOpiuffiMorplNOT INAHC OTIC

JkPpe 01O d bSAllEPTClIERi cerAdIAeaaerdI rdtl-

nrifud8ApetfeciVormsConvulsionsfcverishF or Over

uPacYearsNEWEXAG7F

FWRAPPRJ CASTO RIAm THE CENTAUR COMPANY NEW YORK CITY

h

d THE

O-

ELY1

THE NECESSARY MAGAZINEIN THE PRESIDENTIAL YEARThe Review of Reviews is often called a

necessity in recognition of its usefulness in keepingreaders H up with thetimesiIn Presidential election years the REVIEWOF REVIEWS is more than ever the necessarymagazine Everybody wants to be truly and quicklyinformed about this or that public question that hasforged to the front to know about the new candi ¬

dates and personal factors in politics to have a com ¬

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