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NO. 39.
XXIV.
HENDERSON, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,
VOL.
Correct Dress
The " Moit in Method" system of
higH-?ratJc tp.ilr-iiny ir.troduced by
L E. !U' & Co., of Cincinnati, O.,
satisf:'"" ,"d drpyser.? everywhere.
All Garments Made Strictly
to Your Measure
at nioJ -r-t1'- price. 500 styles of foreign
Represented by
The Davis & Watkins Co,
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. i-f.it iiiiinv women Hih tiu.e
v.. if before the mirror be
. i wiiv :i nerioil ot supreme
li.'tlior lon or short this
. t in peering into her glass
i-.-iiing there for signs oi age.
v.on v in her face, is not only
.tf.l. hut nut to the worst
S.I I V
r- ilii v of knowledge if? i teres-
, I f siinet ior. in special knowl
U.-i.him Ih Stud.
NDUSTRIAL NORTH CAROLINA
Items of Interest to Tar Heel Readers
Showing Some Things Our People
are Doing Along the Line of riaterlal
Progress and Development.
Culled from the Baltimore Manfaettirers'
Record.
TKAINLOAD OF SOUTHERN FURNITURE.
What la said to have been the first
solid trainload of furniture of one
order ever shipped by a Southern
actorv was sent this month from
Mebane, N. C, the first installment
of furniture for bachelors' quarters
on the Panama canal, contracted for
by the government with t lie W hite
b urmture to. This tram of 1-i cars,
carrying more than 10,000 parts of
dressers, washstands and tables, was
handsomely placarded, each car
bearing a 20-foot banner worded
"From the White Furniture Co.,
Mebane, N. C, for United States
Government, Panama Canal," and
in addition the trade-mark of the
shipper, "The White Line Guarantees
Satisfaction." Mr. Hallam of the
firm of Hildreth & Co., of New York,
consulting engineers and inspectors
to the government, accepted the en
tire lot. An additional order was
also placed with the company, and
the White Furniture Co., has just
been advised of an additional award
bv the Isthmian Canal Commission
Cleveland Furniture Factory.
Cleveland Manufacturing Co., has
been incorporated with capital stock
of f20,000 by J. J. Kincaid, B. A.
Knox and W. F. Thompson for man
ufacturing furniture.
Concord Cotton Mill. Cabarrus
Cotton Mills contemplates building a
large addition; present installation
8500 spindles and 542 looms.
Greensboro Concrete-block Works
Earl & Kelley will form the Key
stone Hollow Block Co., to establish
plant for manufacturing hollow con
crete blocks for building purposes.
About $3,000 will be invested at the
start. Site has been purchased.
Are you lacking in strength and vigor?
Are you weak? Are you in pain? Do you
feel all run down? The blessing of health
and strength come to all who nee Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Parker's
Two Drug Stores.
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THE PEACE TREATY SIGNED.
The End of the Conference at Ports
mouthEvent Signalized by Boom
ing Canon and Ringing Bells Sum
mary of the Historical Document.
Portsmouth. X. H., 8it. 5th.
The Treatv of Portsmouth was
signed
I ILowest Priceso I
H Largest Stock to Select From.
Great Against the Small.
Charity and Children.
The State ought to be kinder and
more considerate to its weakest chil
dren. However true this may be in
other respects, North Carolina in the
matter of education, is kinder to her
strong than to her weak sons and
daughters. The per capita tax she
levies for the benefit of the young men
and women able to play baseball and
of a finer grade of furniture for quar- I manage card parties is out of all pro-
cers oi tne uuin ieu tjuipiujcen. a mo portion iu me uiuiic.r oucoppiupn
concern has grown since 1881 from a ates to give the little children of pov-saw-mill
to one among the leading erty a chance, and year by year sen
furniture factories of the South. timent seems to be growing in favor
wood-fiber plaster. of providing better things for those
An enterprise of considerable im- abundantly able to help ,t hei nselves.
UllU CO I In I lUUliUll jincicoio
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NEW
This "Lillls Tot"
Suffered terribly from
Eczema
Father says
0. D. D. Prescription
Worth its weight in gold
i. r r i-rrv.wlw la wnrth Its Wdieht in ITOld.
Owf' iK.tile cured my little boy Francis, three
..i.i ..f ii h:idi-.aseof Eczema. Ihaatrieaaii
s,ns .r r.mcdies without effect. When I got
.1.. ,.r r i n of vou I had no faith in it
ar.t i iK i tcd tiie result would le as in the past
- . . . ; . ... Kit- t mv
:iC S WHO Oilier Ciucuica, v
bottle made a. complete cure, auu
i h:iti cut tnem auu
l naa
ri 'i'l
r .rin is' iiiit'
. ... n i niv li:mds when
... i . ),m w.-vt'iM. fruin mv little boy.
t:V.'-d:i ui' iit many salves and washes with no
1 cheerfully recommend to all troubled
!;..ckhiu.l. Mass.. Sept. 2. 1903.
u-iv. von .-ichild withanvskin affliction
l: ,o v.iu are criminally negligent if you do
i ! immi'diatelv cure it with D. U. i-
1 rescription. Think of the suffering as the
and the horror of the un
t hi child. I?e merciful and invest $1.00
I nl.iv in n littl of D. D. D. Prescription
i his will insure a safe, certain aad rapia
:u: Go now to your druggist. And re
ne:nier we w ill refund every ceat if a cure
i not affected.
to Medical Department, 1 !.. i-
ChicaKO. for ctmsul trttion ami
m tne
Oastonia (N.C.) territory will be es
tablished in that city by Messrs. J.
Deal, J. L. Beal and S. B. Barn
well. They will organize the Oaston
Master Co.. and establish a plant for
manufacturing 15 tons of wood-fiber
plaster everv day, investing from
G,000 to 8.0)0 in the industry. A
two-storv building auxu ieet win ue
erected to accommodate the mechan
ical equipment, none of which has
een purchased. The machinery will
nclude the plaster-making apparatus
elt conveyors, elevators lor nana
inglpaper and jute bags, belting,
elevators, etc. Manufacturers are
invited to correspond relative to sup
plying the machinery.
AXOTHEK MEBANE ENTERPRISE.
It is announced that Messrs. B.
Frank Mebane, Arthur J. JJraper,
Jporo-P w. Franker, all of Spray, IN.
C, and their associates will organize
the American-Japanese iuuij.nj,
with capital stock of 1,000,000.
While no details have been made
public, it is understood thatthecom-
pany s plans are to uunu u ihhwh
factory at Spray, where Mr. Mebane
and hi's associates already operate a
number of mills. Their established
nln nts have a total of approximate
ly r0,000 spindles and 1900 looms,
and another mill company which
they organized several months ago
is building a mill of 12,000 spindles
and m0 looms at Spray.
THE IMPERIAL YARN MILLS.
Another cotton-yam mill will be
built at Belmont, N.C, by the officers
of the Chronicle Mills of that city.
Tii timv romnauv will be known as
involves more than all the temper
ance crusades or other questions that
deffect the moral welfare to the State.
And yet in this day and time and
knowledge no man stands forth as a
champion for the child! The reason
for it is that men are afraid to go up
against the educational combine that
wields so ereat nower in the State
and nation. It is a tremendous prop
osition to encounter, but somebody
will yet arise with power enough to
beat back the tide that threatens to
overwhelm us. The college is now
the king, the common school is again
falling back into the obscurity from
which J.B.Holman helped to lift it. It
were better for a politician to die
fighting for a child than to live a
fawning sycophant at the feet of the
college cormorants.
GOODS I
Coming in Every Day.
Come and Sec Them-Will Please You.
Samuel WJtkino
Coming on Its Own Train.
How to Keep Young.
THE GREAT
Dr. Finn's Testimonial Interesting.
Dr. Thomas Finn, of Boonsboro, Mo., who
has practiced medicine for 32 years, nays he
him niioil pverv oreserintion known to the
profession for treatment of kidney and blad
der diseases, and oays he has never found
auvthing e effective in both chronic and
bladder trouble as Foley's
Kidney Cure. It stops irregularities and
builds up the whole sjstem. MeHville Dor
uey, Druggist.
A Bright Young Business Woman.
Raleigh Enterprise.
The business woman in the South
is not unknown, but they are some
what scarce. The career of Miss Ef
fie Bond, of Angier, is worthy of note.
Two years ago her father gave her
Aam fnr n. store-iiouse. siock oi
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CIRCUS, MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
Will Positively Exhibit at
Henderson, Saturday, September 23rd
.1 -r:u ,1 ,ai -vi. I n dppd for a si
the iinW"A"'L nine dwelling houses, all
!Td llze Wltu u tauaui diiuv w t I P 7 i i ,
B"""'v . ... 1 , . Ml k. UAotail in AllO-M
be
Write
"npany.
i V Ire.
uniHn hnild n. nlant which will
equipiwd with 10,000 spindles and
accompanying apparatus. A site
i.ne io slpftpd and arrangements
for beginning construction work will
be completed soon. ios.
(0 yarns will De niaue. wvei
000 has been subscribed by Messrs.
A. C. Lineberger, K. Li. Sstowe, m. .
Hall and their associates.
S20.000 IMPROVEMENT.
Melville Dorsey,
HKXDKRSON, X. V.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
ClcaiiK and beatitilie the hir.
1'rouiotel a luimimnt frowtli.
Never Tail to BeBtore Gray
Hair to It. Touthful Co or.
Curti icalp dnret hair tailing.
gOa.andtl Wat DrupuU
HENRY PERRY.
INSURANE.
-II..11- line of both LIFE AND FIRE
''MPAXIES represented. Policies issued
ii'l risks jilaced to liest advantage.
Office:
In Court House.
Wntpd in Anirier. Miss liond was
then but eighteen years old. being!
twenty now. At that time the stock
wo a wnrth about 900. A recent in-
torv shows that it is worth $ 3,-
070.46. The stock consists of dry
n-nnds. notions. hoes, furniture,
heavy aud fancy groceries, etc.
Miss Bond has conducted the busi
idpd all the time. She col-
w.b t.hft rents for nine houses and
Mima n do ipphnainpHs that nets about
The Nokomis Cotton Mills of Lex- 35 per month in addition to every-
in"-ton, N. C, has awarded contract thing elge Recently she took her
for new additional machinery, to Drotner jnto the store to assist with
cost about $21)0,000, which is now tbe DOOks etc, as it has grown until
being installed, its new equipuieu gne cannot do all the woru
includes 1920 producing spiuuiea,
26 40-inch looms from the Draper
Company of Hopedale, Mass., and
cards, lappers, speeders, etc., from
the Howard & Bullough Machine
Co. of Pawtucket, R. I. This en-
liuirenient gives the Nokomis Cotton Tranch Township. Wake county.
r-? 4 .vj-WStS-t - I lyvn I '
Mills a total of about lo.uuo spiuuiw
producing
SENSATiONW. AERIAL ACTS BY WORLD'S MALE"' FEMALE CHAMPIONS
Rev. Frank Talmage is not the
word painter and philosophizing
sermonizer that his father was. but
he is giving to the reading public
from week to week some interesting
and instructive sermons. Front a
recent one we make the following ex
tract. Oil the subject of how to
keep young, or how not to grow old,
Dr. Talmage said.
"The best way to see the sumleams
dance is to watch them through the
dancing eyes of a little child. The best
way to smooth out all the wrinkles of
old age is to bury them in the dimpled
cheek of a smiling baby girl. The best
way to send the blood coursing through
the withered arteries of threescore yearu
is to play 'blind man's bluff or 'hide and
seek' with the boys and girls after the
supper tablets cleared and the school les
sons have been learned. The best way
to grow young is to associate with the
young. God -jity you if you cannot find
any employment in making the snow of
December melt before the life-giving rays
of May or June.
"Aged friend, the reason you are grow
ing old and withered up is because you
have stopped branching out. You have
taken in wail and are drifting; simply
drifting toward the rocks of death, and
drifting fast. Take a new lease of life by
taking a new interest in things. Study,
study, study. Work, work, work. (Jo
and hear every finesingerand every good
speaker and read every new book that
you can. The most foolish law the United
States government ever made was when
it established old soldiers' homes, where
the old veterans of the civil warcould go
and live and do nothing. If uu old sol
dier is physicall helplest. then of course,
he should be cared for.'' ' '
There is a world of good sense in
these suggestions. Keep in touch
with the young, keep at work and
instead of growing old you will grow
young.
shortly before 4 o clock this
afternoon in the conference room of
tlie navy general store at the navy
yard. The firing of a national salute
of 19 guns was the signal which told
the people of Portsmouth, Kittery
and 'Newcastle that the peace of
Portsmouth was an accomplished
fact, and the church bells in the three
towns were soon pealing forth a joy
ful refrain.
TTp to the moment of signing the
treaty, no word had broken the sil
ence of the conference room. Throw
ing his pen aside. Mr. Witte, without
a word, reached across the table and
grasped Baron Komura's hand. His
confrerees followed and the Russian
and Japanese delegates remained for
a moment in silence, their right
hands tightly clasped across the con
ference table. The war was over
Russia and Japan were once more
friends.
Mr. Witte, the chief of the Russian
plenipotentiaries, was the first to
sign his name to the treaty. After
the ceremonies of the signing of the
treaty Baron de Rosen delivered a
short speech, pointing out the impor
tance of the present event and the in
fluence it will have in the relations
between the two countries. He end
ed by expressing the satisfaction he
felt at the good relations which have
characterized the work of the pleni
potentiaries. Raron Komura replied,
paraphrasing Baron de Rosen's
speech, and expressing his thanks for
the kind words addressed to himself
and to the members of his mission.
The entire Russian mission, headed
by Mr. Witte, attended a thanksgiv
ing service celebrated in Christ Epis
copal church by both American and
Russian clercrvmen.
The treaty opens with a preamble
reciting that his majesty, the Empe
ror and autocrat of all the Russias,
and his majesty, the Fmperor of Ja
pan, desiring to close the war now
subsisting between them and having
appointed their respective plenipo
tentiaries and furnished them with
full powers, which were found to be
in fprm, have come to an agreement
on a treaty of peace and arranged as
follows:
Article 1 stimulates for the re-establishment
of peace and friendship
between the sovereigns of the two
empires and between the subjects of
Russia and Japan, respectively.
Article 2. His majesty, the Empe
ror of Russia, recognizes the prepon
derent interest from political, mili
tary and economical points of view
of Japan in the empire of Korea and
stipulates that Russia will not op
pose any measures for its govern
ment, protection or control that Ja-
Ean will deem necessary to take in j
orea in conjunction with the Ko-
rpnn crvernmeni. out iusiuh nun-.
I ACHE f
wU
T5he
GREATEST REMEDY
On EaLi-th.
. Sold by dose, and in 10c, Kc, and
35c bottles.
In the Beginning.
Adam hung his hat on th nail.
"Oh, Adam," cried his frightened
spouse, "there was such a queer look
ing man came and insisted on kinsing
little Cain."
With bitter tears they realized the
office-seeker was abroad in the land.
"That girl she doesn't like is in
love with him too." "I she going
to marry him to Hpite her?" ".No:
she's going to let her marry him to
spi te her." Houston I'ost.
Wood's Seed.
Crimson Clover.
Our Southern Farmers can gave far.
tllixer bills and increaso their revenues
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, I
by aowin Crimaon tlover at the
last working of their Corn ai:d
Cotton crojm. It Ib the Ik t time
to bow and you savean extra prrj
aration of the land. Crimson
Clover make land rich in lamina
or vegetable matter and puts it in
excellent condition for the crops
which follow it. It also makes
I fine winter cover crop, '
An excellent grazing crop,
I good eirl ionge crop,
A splendid jcil-improfing crop.
Plowed under early in the spring,
it increases the yield of corn, to
bacco, cotton or other crops which
follow it, to a wonderful extenL
Our Mile of CrlniF.iu (1wr sed re
IncreaMni? enrmuxly every year, w
we are l .)' the Urceat ielr lo
tbti seed in the l iilte.t States.
Write for price and circ ular idvlng
Information about Ibis valuable ciop.
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen,
RICHMOND, - VII8IIIA.
Weed's Deserlptlve Fall Catalogue,
Issued In AuguHt, telln about all Farm
and Garden Seed a fur Fall Plant-
Int. Mailea rree on reuei.
There is But One Best
i rr. 4-0 il tl
enjoy the same status as the sub-1 SEWING MACHINE.
;..to nnil ontornriapR of othpr 001111-
jrir. - ,(
tries.
Article :J. It is mutually agreed
that tbe territory of Manchuria be
simultaneously evacuated by both
Russian nnd Japanese troops. Both
countries are concerned in this evac
uation, their situations being abso
lutely identical. All rights acquired
by private persons ana companies
shall remain intact.
Article 4. The rights possessed by
conformity with the lease by Russia
of Port Arthur and l)alny, together
with the lands and waters adjacent, 1
shall pass over in their entirety to
Japan, but the properties and rights i
oi.itussian suujecii ixyk h uc oa,- .... ..
nuMiltv -nnKnW(L thun any otuer.
Article H. Thegovernments of Uus-,
sia and Japan engage themselves re-;
THAT IS THE
SINGER.
For more than fifty years the
SINGER has been recog
nized as maintaining the
Highest Standard of
Excellence
Among Family Sewing Meohines,
and ia now sold at Ixiwer rnces,
Whether you propose the purchase
f iao ttnnd knows how to buy and
ha. to hnv. She recently arranged
to buy 1,000 bushels of North Caro
i;Q nnm to rw delivered October 1st.
si., ia hrirht. enenretic. pretty, hi-
dependent, and was raised in Panther j
Combined on a scale of Magnitude never attempted before.
Coming
in
DR. F. S. HARRIS,
DENTIST,
Henderson, N. C.
to?" OFFICE: Over E. G. Davis Store.
FRANCIS A. MACON,
DENTAL SURGEON.
Office in oung Block.
and ariG looms, producing gray
for rovprino- Durooses exclu-
MONAZITJ2 IX NORTH CAROUXA.
Cleveland and Rutherford counties
i-i North Carolina furnish very signal
evidence of the rapid advancement
that section has made in the develop
ment of its monazite mines. These
counties contain laud that 15 years
ago was valued at 2 per acre, but
is now selling ior us muv.u o
nor nor ft lecause of its mineral wealth.
Near EUeuboro, Rutherford county,
the supply of monazite sand is very
abundant and land prices are high.
The Rhode Island Company of
Sprav, N- C, is having plans and
specifications prepared by Messrs.
llockwood, Greene & Co , of Boston
Afooa for thp prpction of a lOOxJUU
foot addition to its building,
The Original.
Chieaero, onginateu llouey
Tnlv Sl Go
and Tar as a throat and long remedy, and
en account of the jrreai merit and popularity
of Foley'a Honey and Tar many imitations
are offered for the gennine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding names.
Roware of them. The genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar ia in a yellow package. Ask for it
and refuse any substitate. It is the best
remedy for coughs tnd colds. Melville
Dorsey, Druggist.
What Peace Means to the United States
Ortice hours: t a. in. to 1 p. in.. 3 to 6 p. ni.
Kesidence Phone 83; Office Phoue 25.
Estimates furnished when desired. No
charge lor examination.
DR. E. B. TUCKER,
DENTIST,
HENDERSON, N.C.
OFFICE: Over Thomas' Drug Store.
OSCAR OUTLAW'S
up-to-date
BARBER. SHOP
Is the place to get a satisfactory
Shave, Stylish Hair Cut, Sham
poo, or Shoe Shine.
Firts-clasB barbers, prompt atten
tion, satisfactory (service. Same
prices you've always paid.
- By the terms of the agreement it is
said at the State Department at
Washington that this country will
get an open door in Manchuria and
Korea, and everyting else contended
or hv thp late Secretary nay.
Itwas mi trpotv will be known as "The
announced in June that this enlarge- Treaty of Portsmouth," and prelim-
mentiiadbeendeciaeaupouttiiui,utti,iinarv 8tp8 nave Deen taneu w ctt
200 looms would be installed. The j rane an armistice.
looms will weave cotton duuimw. The neVvS ot japans unespeci
About 12,000 will be the cost of the conces8ion reached President Roose-
mprovement. velt as a complete surprise.
r.v:n tnrWo Works T h e ;n(r .iflrum's final answer, he had de-
Asuev iii , . Mnrohv. rinprl to seek the aid of Emperor
X C will establish a plant in Ashe- William of Germany, when word of
... 1 1 niarmrm hihiiljucu i rna ocTifiiiffiiit?iJti taiuc i v..-v----
VI I IP Will clcv;u i i vv - - . .
i v. . 1 l-l , ntn I r T t- AlA not POTirpfll It IS
. l j . ,nprii il TiiiiiN in n. L.V.. . I r iuhhticiu uiu a.ww
Willi ueinto, iuow -
... tnnla nun other I TrofoTiTirl arfttitnae.
Will USe puuiai. o---- . .
j Anntnmanr i i n a i rjiniiH'H.ii cauitaio a,a.w
improveu iuuuCru -i-F vmi : -"- th t the successful
a - !! ILii.v-.vv MlllaBnnVIl H I lllll nOO VAavwv.
ntorSrrawarded cTntrkcii terxniuatiou of the negotiation was
.v , i nor.atm.tionwork due to President, jttooseveiu l'-
ior uwaiiueij . A.. rv nd atfttesmanship
to install electrical equipuicuu w
operating its plant, taKing tne AtUcked y Hob
of steam-power; niuip"'"
spindles and 4oU looms, to uiu.
will be added some spinning frames,
revolving flap-top cards, etc.
Charlotte Combing-Gin Works-
rrM t -.! i r,K;v-A;T Cr . will in-
LD1L nalrVl at.nrS from $100,000 perfect." Simply great for cuta and bnraa.
wTffift Only 35c at Melville Boraey's drar
P N. .l l.r.
all its vast entirety. Bigger, Better, Greater, uranaer muu v
A Magnificent Display of Entirely New Features.
Grand, Gigantic, Moral Museum of Marvels. The Great New Golden
Menagerie.
Many Strange Zoological Specimens
Including the Rarest Animals in Captivity. The Lioness, QUEEN anc I her
i -i S ,,Ku K 2r 000 feature the largest living HIPPOPOTA
MUS 1 in capt fi r wei-hing 6,000 pounds. A Monster Blood-Sweating
,n.,caPVtT' w! ? Ah,, inthP neiiKest Morass of the Wildest
isenemoiii, ui xiuiy tm. -
rpo-ions of the mvsterious River Nile.
r-
A Zoological Garden
Brought to your city on wheels. The HUMAN METEORS, the LaPearl
Family of Sensational Aerialists. Hagihar's Japanese Troupe. Mons,
Carlosa, the great perpendicular Ladder Artist.
Wheeler's Marine Band,
The finest Musical Organization traveling with any Circus in America.
GRAND STREET PAGEANT.
he new and costly Steam Piano to be seen JSL
New Street Parade. A Urand uaia vay. neuiewurr u
Prepare for the coming event. uneticKet aamtis to a buwu """DJ
All Children Half Price. NO GAUBLJMi or swinanng auoweu. nunwi uu
Fair Dealing the motto of tnis vast concern.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. Doors open
at 1 and p. m.
Oot Off Cheap.
He may well think, lie ban got. off rheai
who, after having contracted constipation or
indigestion, is still uble to pwfwtly rettor
his health. Nothing will do this but Dr
Kinafs New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant, and
certain cure for headache, constipation, "t-.
25c at Melville Dorsey' drug store; guaranteed.
ciprocally not to put any obstacles of a machine or not then; is much to
to the general measures (which shall jntm.Ht most women at our store,
u al ke for a nations mat i.nina
may take for the development of the a
' commerce nnd industry of Manchu-'
na. i
Article 0. The Manchurian llail-vl-.w
Khnll le oreratel iointlv be
tween Russia and Japan at Kouang-
Tcheng-Tse. The two branch lines
and all are cordially invite. These
lachines are i.ever sold to dealers.
Only from Maker to I'wr.
A small pH.rm-nt down, the rest at roo-T-nifiit
intervals. Four different kinds and
a wide range of price to suit.
t.ll I... ,.rm-it-xA rtnlir fnr oinmpr'
cial and industrial purposes, in view Singer Sewing Machine lOp
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new the commercial treaty existing
between the two governments prior
to the war,in all its vigor, with slight
modifications in details and with a
mosfc-favored-nation clause.
Article l'i. Russia and Japan
ciprocally engage to restitute their
prisoners of war on paying the real
cost of keeping the same, such claim
for cost to be supported by docu
ments.
Article 14. This peace treaty shall
be drawn up in two languages, French
and English, the French text beiiig
evidence for the Russians and the
English text for the Japanese. In
case of difficulty of interpretation.
the French document to be final evi
dence.
Article 15. The ratification of this
treatv shall be countersigned by the
sovereigns of the two States within
fifty days after its signature. The
French and American embassies shall
be intermediaries between the Japa
nese and Russian go veniments to an
nounce by telegraph the ratiflcatioi
of the treatv. "
Two additional articles are agreed
to as follows:
Article One. The evacuation o
Manchuria bv both armies shall be
complete within 18 months from the
signing of the treaty, beginning with
the retirement of troops of the first
line. At the expiration of the 18
months the two parties will only be
able to leave as guards ot tne railway
fifteen soldiers per kilometre.
Article Two. The boundary which
limits tbe parts owned respectively
by Russia and Japan in tbe Sakhalin
Island shall be definitely marked off
on the spot by a special limitographic
commission.
of Russia keeping her branch linewith
all rights acquired by herconveution ,
with China lor ttie construction oi
tlmr. rtiilwnv. Janau acquires the
,aava. - -j J . .
mines in connection with such branch'
mo uhh h falls to her. However, tne
ri'rlits of orivate parties or private'
enterprises are to tie respected. Both
parties to tins treaty remain aunu
Futely free to undertake what they
deem fit on expropriated grounu.
Article 7. Russia a nl Japan engage
themselves to make a conjunction of
the two branch lines which they own,
at Kouang-Tcheng-Tse.
Article 8. It w agreed that tne
branch line of the Manchuria Railway ;
shall be worked with a viewtoassore
commercial traffic between them with
out obstruction.
Article I). Russia cedes to Japan-
the southern part of Sakhalin lsianu s
as far north as the fiftieth degree of j
north latitude, togetlier witn tne is-j
lands depending thereon. The right
of free navagation is assured in the
bavs of La Aerouee and Tartare.
Article 10. This article recites the
situation of Russian subjects on the
southern part of Sakhalin Island
and stipulates that Russian colonists
there shall be free and shall have the
right to remain without changing
their nationality. Per contra, the
Japanese government shall have the
mVht. to Force Russian convicts to
leave the territory which is ceded to
Vior
Article 11. Russia engages herself
In ti i n V P nn agreement with Japan
giving to Japanese subjects the right
ntnukn territorial waters
... .
ni i.A Kan. of Janan. the Sea oi
I tIV Br, v- f v
nt hntah and Retiring Sea.
- Article 12. The two high contract
ing partle engage themselves to re-
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