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A TEN PER CENT INCREASE.
yoiuninr, Raise of wages by IN"
walter A, wood harvesting
Machine company,

lIooslck Falls, y. " April l6,-Thc
following notice has been posted In
every department of the Walter \.
Wood moving and rcuping machine
company's works.
"On and after April Is the price Of
all picocwork IN this department will
be increased ten per cent? and all day
wages will be increased ten cents per
day"
The increase rs attributed to a
greater demand for labor In other
places and ga general prosperity,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON.


Astoria, Orco April l6,-Thc aprlng
srnson for salmon fishing ON the Coz
lumbla river opened Wednesday, and
the prices for fish viii be the same as
last spnson, five cents for cnnnery
fish and ak cents for cold storage
fish weighing over % pounds. There
viii be II cauncrics and ten cold
storage plants In operation on the
lower Columbia river
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
GRAND COUNCIL OF ILLINOIS.
Tbre. Hundred Delegates Attending
the Royal Arcnnum Grand
Council NJ Bloomington.

Bloomington, H., April i6.-The
twcnty.third annual session OF the
Royal Arcanum, grand council Of Hi
nois, opened here Wednesday morn
ing with 800 delegates present, large
" from Chicago, The visitors were
welcomed by Mayor Thomas and Pres
idcnt Eddy Of the business Mems as
ISOLATION, Supreme Regent {. G.
Withcrcll, of Chicago, responded. The
sessions were secret
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
A DENIAL FROM DRESDEN.
No Truth In the Report That Prin-
cess Louise and the Crown
Prince WIN Remarry.

New York, April l6.--The report
that ex-Crown Princess Louise and
Crown Prince Frederick Augustus OF
SaXony were to be remarked this
week is denied. according to World
dispatch from London. II is asserted
in Dresden that such a thing would bs
impossible
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
Father and Two sons Drowned.

Harrisburg, Pa April l6.--George
Smith, 50 years old, and his two sons,
OF West Fairview, who were employed
at the Harrisburg foundry and ma
chine works, were drowned in the
Susquehanna river Tuesday night
while attempting to cross in boat.
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
he Albanian Soldier who shot the
Russian Consul ~ MiiroNi,,n
Must Die,

'ohs'ontinoplc, April i6,-rhc Al
ponlnh soldier who shot NJ Stchbcri.
~, The Russian consul at Mitroyitla,
p'u''llng u wound from which the
G",cr died, has been sentenced 70
'o'h, the Russian embassy here hav'
png demanded II revision Of the pre-
lo0s sentence of Is years imprlson'
Pnent,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
Gen. Chanee was Guest of Honor.

Utica, n. y, April l6.-Maj Gen.
Adna X, ChatYee, L, S. A., was the
guest of honor at the annual ban
quct of the Utica chamber Of com
merce Tuesday night He made u
speech in which he told of the prog
ress of the army 4,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
Nop.,Inion miner. s,rihc,

Dorboursyillc, Kyo April lo'-Sev'
crn hundred nontnion miners EN-
ploycd In the Hughes mine struck
Wednesday, becnuse they we're re-
fused scmi.monthly pay days,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18

Chicago, April l6.-The wholesals
boot and shoe house Of n. Grcenfelder
& Co., one Of the largest concerns u
the kind in the city, has assigned and
Frederick r. Ryder, Boston, has been
appointed trustee. |
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18

Chicago, April i6.--Lester Legrand
Bond, prominent lawyer and poliA
tican and one OF the pioneer citizens
Of Chicago died here, Wednesday.
from a complication Of diseases. lie
was well known as a patent lawyer. 4
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,.,u.,, ~. wife and Escaped,

Rome, ~ Ya April ii,=ln a fit OF
leolous anger at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
morning, Anton lInolln, an ltaIlOh,
sho, md killed his young wife aud
escaped, r... ..
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
srlclcn Win Apople,, nna Dlcd,

Newport, Va, AprIl 10, Maj, Clcr.
mon, T., Hast, second officer IN com'
mNnd at IT. Monroe was stricken
with npopleSS Tuesday night, and
died two hours later, dc was u ma.
tive ~ New York,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
The Clara Morris nenent.

New York, April iG.-The testi-
monia performance for Miss Clara
Morris given by the friends and ad-
mirers Of the aIfictcd actress at ths
Broadway theater, Tuesday, Melted
about $4,000.
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stage OF me Rivers.
THE MARKETS.
THURSDAY. April 10

st. Louis Flour Patents, S.Nq350,
other grades. Gi5gs2J Wheat No rcd.
1WTlc Corn No. mixed iOnioitc.
Onts-No mixed. 3ic. Hay flmo-
thy no@r60. prairie, DoolllWi
clover, OynlW, Lard-Choeo steam.
gsisc Pork New mess, iBW, Bacon
Cloar ribs, llhc Butter Creamery 20
@c dairy 1pa2lc Eggs Fresh, l2lTJ,
Woola1ub. washed, lsil9Sc, Missouri and
Illinois medium comblng, Hhhl5c. otEer
grades, lenHlkc
Chicago-Closlng quotations Wheat -
May, Usol July il4Wlhc September.
6gc Corn-April, iihc May axe. July.
iil.e september i3hsuA31,c oaM-Apru.
Iic, May Bsp9bc, July Dhc, Scptrn-
ber, a'sqso fork-MgN NiWh; yuly'
$40, July, $3.50, september, igTib Snort
ribs May, SSls, july, piQloish Sep
lcmbcr 800, .-.......-.--...------------..
indianapolis Wheat No rcd,
72u42lAc, No. red. 5yNc Curn--No 4
white, dc, No. yellow, 3gc, oats No.
. mlx1d, 35'se, lay-Tlmothy tligc4lL5J.
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Ratification Doubtful.

London April io,-A private dis.
patch from liogoln, Colombia re-.
cei,cd here says that the ratification
Of the United Sta,cs.Colomblu pNnN
ma canal treaty IL extremely doubt.
ful
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
rbr,. Men Dpdis Hart,

Cleveland, o.. April iO,=rhrcc men
were badly hurt In n battle between
union and non.unou hrcmcn On the
docks this morning,
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18

~ Louis Cattle Fancy exports, ti5oJ
$50, butchers, " Joti0, 80 stockcra 81 aDlp
li6. c0wB and helfVrs, E5odtb0O llogs-
Packing, 81 2ygii 90, butchers, N3Oli Is.
light VI Soar %, Sheep Mutton sheep,
bNubOi lambs, N5OGio, spring lamb.
Wb0fisO
Kansas city Cattle Native steers,
NVo1b, TO- Texas ard Indian steers, $500
bU, Texas cows, NWliO, native cows
ana holtufa, ~ Opli tn Htuckers and feeds
ers, A2juO 10, calves ~ i0ui co. wcaiern
steers, 81 0n4f5, 49, WpHtorn cows, - Wliin
Hogs Heavy 81 lUuilO, puckera, 1000
iD medium NlOa7 Np light NOP
1l1h yurkuru, 81 lbiG M Sheep Mute
tons, ~ Ntld co. lambs, h,1biN bOi range
wcthors, ~ iO eweA " inudW
Chicago Cattle Good to prime steers,
v hueJg poor to medium A6a90Qi
Btookgfs ana feeders, ~ eul az cows, sis
uibi hpfpfa 81 bOu0 20, uhnnpfB VI 90
500. calves, GUhj ~. Texas fed steers,
siOOu6uo Hogs Mixed and bulchefs,
Nl5uI %, good to choice heavy 1850
I5iR, rough heavy Nl5ui %, llght, Wjjp
40 sheep. Good 10 choice wclhprs, $50
df0, fair to choice mixed SiOlii6 10,
western shoop, s. 0Od6O0, native lambs,
1iJ0uG35, western lambs, tijOiG5,
tullnnapuiisaG Cate, iuod to prime
honylea 81 jollfb0, mixed and heavy
packing Il lbdtl0. sheep Good 10 choice
sheep, NbcnbA, lumba, 1b0lH5,
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Further Advance In SUGAR.

New York, April l0,-All grades Of
cents per hundred pounds Wednesday
The Van Buren press., 1903-04-18
ifinassiHt,

Now York April ~, Money on cpll
easier ~ "a per cent? primo mercantile
paper hhntA pnr cent sterling exchange
steady With 0ctual business III. Dankefi'
bills at NB d0uN9 10 Tor demand, ana At
1885, Ji5tis5 esb FOR 90 days, posted rates,
Mit aud Niie commercial bllm h2Np
Nih Mexican dollars ~, 1oyorninouk
bonds Irregular,
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MILITIA
| SCANDALS
Talk in Denver Of Forcing Briga-
dier General Chase to Re-
sign His Office.
SOLDIER SHOT IN GROIN
private Max Moore the Victim of the
Accidental Discharge Of
Rifle.

Denver, Oct. Nothing official is
given out regarding the status OF the
forthcoming court martial of the Off
GERS of the militia stationed at Cripple
Creek. There is some talk OF COM
pelling General Bell to stay in Den
yer and forcing General Chase to re-
sign. 1t is generally believed, how
ever, there will be no court martial
till after the militia is recalled from
Cripple Creek.
Soldier Accidentally Shot.
Cripple Creek, Oct. MAX Moore,
of company H, of Boulder, was accl-
dentally shot in the groin by one OF
his fellow soldiers, at the Elkton
mine last night. Moore was passing
a group of soldiers who were examin-
ing their guns, when one Of them was
discharged He was only fifteen feet
away and the bullet passed through
the body. 1Ie was taken Immediately
to the hospital, but it is thought his
chances of recovery are slight.
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was the latters assistant In March,
1901, he was appointed by Secretary
Hitchcock as United States attorney
for the Pueblo Indians of New MeXi-
co. In April 1902, he was offered by
Governor Taft the position OF judge Oh
the court of First Instance OF the
Philippines, and fesigning his posi-
tions with the land court and as H.
dian attorney he accepted this posi-
ton and left for the Philippines in
June, 1902 He rendered substantial
service upon the Philippine bench but
the climate proving uncongenial he re-
signed in April, 1908, when he return
ed to the practice of law in Santa t'e'
Judge Pope is a member of the Ma
sonic. Odd Fellows, Elks and other
secret fraternities, and an elder in the
First Presbyterian church OF this city.
In his candidacy for the position to
which he has just been appointed ne
had the cordial support OF Governor
Taft, Commissioner 1de and other
members of the Philippine govern
ment; also of the members OF the
court of private land claims and OF
Hon. Matt. G. Reynolds, the attorney
for that court He was also cordially
endorsed by Governor Otero, Delegate
Rodey, National Committeeman Solo,
mon Luna, Territorial Chairman
F. A. Hubbell and other strong polltl'
cal influences in the Territory, and
elsewhere; and also by warm personal
friends of the President here. No one
in any race ever had more loya
friends, fact that no one realizes
and appreciates more than the fortu
nate appointee himself.
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The news of the appointments vof
Judge Pope to the position OF assocl-
ate Justice of the Territorial Supreme
court was received with great gratifi-
cation and general satisfaction, sas he
was the choice of the people OF New
Mexico generally.
JUDGE PoPE'S cAREE $.
William H. Pope was born in Beau
fort, South Carolina, on June IA, 1870.
At the age of thirteen he removed to
Atlanta, Georgia, where he received
his high school education. In 1886 he
entered the University OF Georgia,
from which institution he graduated
with first honor, receiving the degrees
of Master of Arts and Bachelor OF
Laws. Upon the conclusion OF his
law studies he took up the practice OF
law in Atlanta becoming associated
with the firm of which Hon. Hoke
Smith, secretary of the interior under
the second Cleveland administration,
was the head.
In 1894, attracted by the superior
climate of New Mexico, Judge Pope
removed to Santa Fe where for SIX
months he held a position upon the
editorial force Oh the New Mexican
but in March, 1895, he relinqulshed
this position to resume the practice OF
the law in association with Hon. John
P. Victory, then solicitor general OF
the Territory In April 1896 Judge
Pope was appointed by the attorney
general of the United States, assistant
United States attorney for the court OF
private land claims.
During the period Judge Fall was
solicitor general of New Mexico nc
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07

ORCHESTRA CONCERT.
Capital City Band Will Give One at
the Opera House the Last OF
the Month.

The Capital City band held its an
nual meeting at the opera house last
night. In addition to. electing officers
for the ensuing year, large budget OF
business was disposed Of, including the
acceptance, by unanimous vote, OF
the invitation of President w. H. An
drews and General Manager w. d.
Lee, of the Santa Fe Central, to go on
the big excursion to Torrance next
Sunday.
All of the old officers were re-elect'
ed for the ensuing year as follows:
Major Fred. Muller, president; W. A.
Barney, vice-president; Adolph Fisch-
er, treasurer; Allan R. McCord, secre-
tary; A. J. Griffin, first sergeant; Alan
r. McCord, second sergeant.
Professor C. A. Jones, the efficient
leader of the band announced that the
concert to be given the latter part OF
the month would be an innovation in
asmuch as it would consist OF pro-
gram to be rendered by an orchestra
The orchestra will comprise strong
quartet, two clarinets, two cornets
trombone, sexaphone, drums and
piano.
The program to be rendered in
cludes a sexaphone solo, piano solo
violin solo, vocal solo, intersperseo
with operate selections and descrlp
tive music by the orchestra. The pro
gram in it's entirety will be different
from anything attempted in the Capt.
tai City heretofore.
The efforts made by the Capital City
band to please, and the results pro-
duced pursuant to the instruction re-
ceived under the leadership of Profes
sor Jones, should be sufficient tc
arouse the enthusiasm OF the citizens
generally in such an organization, ano
lend it their hearty support on all oc
casions.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
LISTEN TO THE BAND.
BY a Unanimous Vote Capital City Or
ganization Accepts Santa Fe Gen.
traI Invitation.
Listen to the band.


BY unanimous vote, the Capital
City band, at it's annual meeting last
evening, accepted the invitation OF
President w. H. Andrews and General
Manager w. D. Lee. of the Santa Fe
Central, to bring their instruments
and go on the big excursion to Tor
rance next Sunday.
The entire strength of the band,
with the exception of one or two mem
bers who had previous engagements,
VIII be on hand to discourse fine pro-
gram both going and coming. Profess
sor Jones and his aggregation OF musl-
clans will also serenade the people OF
the towns of Kennedy, Moriarty and
Estancia, as the excursion train pulls
into these thriving places OF the Es-
tancia valley.
All those who intend taking in this
trip which at 50 is the cheapest ex-
cursion rate ever made out of the an
cient Capital City, Tin fact it is cheap
er than walking to the temporary sta
ton of the Santa Fe Central, If one
wants to ride over as fine stretch OF
standard gauge track as is to be found
in the Great Southwest should pur-
chase their tickets at once at the oftl-
ces of the company, or place their or
der with James H. Nicholson, the ad'
yertising agent of the company, VINO
will issue an order for the ticket on
General Freight and Passenger Agent
B. w. Robbins.
Follow the band, and listen to the
band, on this the banner excursion In
the history of the Capital City.
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FLOOD At SEATTLE.
High Water in Lake Union Burst
Through the Dam Early This
Morning.

Seattle, Wash Oct High water
in Lake Union at 6 O'Clock this morn
ing burst through the dam restraining
the walls at the side of the first gate
at the head of the government canal
The gates are still standing but the
food has eaten big channel around
the lock-
The Ross street bridge was badly
damaged and is impossible, and the
other bridges are threatened. I'm
mense damage Will be done to the gov
ernment works.
The food of waters will also dc
much good in deepening the canal
and the people of Ballard and Fremont
are jubilant over the good accom-
plished by what under normal circum
stances would be, overwhelming disas
TOR
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
GERMANY STORM SWEPT.
Eour Men Killed and Eight Injured as
Result Of Wall Being Blown
Over.

Berlin, Oct. 7-(5:13 p. ma hur-
ricane is sweeping over Germany. A
,ort;on of the tower 1S0 feet high, OF
new city hall, at Charlottenburg, SUI
burb of Berlin was blown down and the
trees in the park and forest uprooted.
The wall at the new bath house at
Dresden was blown over, killing four
workmen and injuring eight others.
The mill was blown down at Lubeck,
and numerous other small accidents
occurred.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
Recommended BY Governor N. A.
Otero, Delegate Rodey, National
Committeeman Luna, Lead
ing Lawyers and Citizens.
PRESIDENT AND ATTORNEY
GENERAL REACH DECISION

William Henry Pope OF santa Fe Will
justice the supreme
New Mexico which has peen vacant o
President Roosevelt and Attorney General knox
the matter OF the appointment Judge
this position by Governor Miguel A.
S. Rodey National Committeeman Soo
mon Territorial officers in Santa e the mem
of district OF New Mexico by
Second Third Fourth and
Fifth judicial districts by the influential ctl
judges
endorsed Pope ropes
the First Instance the Philippine
Islands Governor General William H.
him. also important factors IN ms seec
= tion
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
WATERBOY INJURED.

New York, Oct. 7-Waterboy, the
eastern champion among race horses
this season will not race again this
season and perhaps never. The
horse was being prepared for the
Brighton cup, when the exercise boy
noticed a falter. in his stride.
The boy pulled him up and found
one of his forelegs injured at the pas
tern joint.
The retirement of Waterboy at this
time effectually disposes of any pos
sible meeting with McChesney.
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MACHINE DID NOT FLY.

whitewater, Va, Oct. Am unsuc-
cessful attempt was made today TO
1aunch the Langley flying machlne.
,.be machine went about a hundred
wards and is complete wreck.
The machine at no time seemed 10
+r.ve, under it's own motive power,
but only went with the momentum re-
ceived at launching.
Professor Manley, who was on tne
aerodrome, was not injured, but re
ceived a ducking when the machine
struck the water.
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COMMITS SUICIDE
WHILE DEMENTED
E1more, Son Of Jadge F Freeman, Sends a
Bu11et through His Heart at His
Home In Carlsbad.

= Special to New Mexican
tragedy be enacted IN tn
Territory week. occurred at Carlsbad when Ill
more the son of Judge freeman
s,ode himself through
e at of his father
Tho funeral yesterday afternoon Judge Mills
~, deceased adjourned
mo tho funeral all people attended
held destroyed
harm on the property Freeman causing much excitement
4 among
sympathy Judge Freeman and the members
4 of his fami their bereavement
-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
HEARST PARTY TO STOP
OVER IN CAPITAL CITY
Delegation of Congressman Will Reach Here Enfocte
the Territorial Fair at A1buquerque at Six O'Clock
Next Tuesday Morning.

Hon s. Rodey delegate lower House OF Congress from
following telegram from NJ f. hn
son of York American Congressman
elect William Hearsts morning in the metropolis
itinerary Mexico of the Hearst Con-
greonal party special train. The telegram follows
October 6, 1908
Hon B. Rodey Albuquerque, N NJ
October H. Arrive Raton 4oo p
m Monday 20 p evening twenty
Vegas Arrive
Santa Leave Santa Fe a. M Arrive Aipu
Albuquerque to Grand Canon
and then Phoenix Will and Governor
o. io;n o+ Patton signed) F. Y. American
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PRINCE ANDREWS CHURCH
WEDDING CELEBRATED

Darmstadt, Oct. 7-Princess Alice o.
Battenburg and Prince Andrew OF
Greece were married evangelically at
the court church shortly after
O clock today The bridal pair and all
the royal and princely guests then pro-
ceeded to the Russian chapel, where
the Greek service far more imposing
than the first one, took place.
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TORNADO
in KANSAS
Sweeps Over Bear Creek Settle
ment Carrying With 1t Farm.
houses, Barns and Crops.
BIG LOSS AT LAWRENCE
Much Damage Was Also Done by Wind
and Rain Round About Joplin,
Missouri.

Topeka, Kan, Oct. News reached
here of a disastrous tornado to farm
property last night at the Bear Creek
settlement, - miles southeast of To-
peka. Several farmhouses and barns
were destroyed, trees blown down and
corn shocks and hay stacks scattered
all over the neighborhoOd. So far as
known NO one was injured.
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HON, CHARLES M. HAMMOND
SUCCUMBS TO DIABETES

Paonia Colo, Oct. 7-Hon. Charles
Mead Hammond, died at midnight OF
diabetes. He was born in Philadelphia
thirty-seven years ago and moved to
Colorado when boy. He served in
two regular sessions of the Legislature
and one extra session. He was
member of the Elks and that order
will conduct the funeral.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-10-07
COAL MINES to RESUME
WITH NON-UNiON MINERS

Colorado Springs, Oct. six coal
mines north of this city will resume
operations tomorrow morning WIN
non-union men. Forty special deputy
sheriffs have been placed at the mines,
as precautionary measure. The
union miners struck October l for
20 per cent increase in wages and
reduction from nine hours to eight.
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joplin Also Storm Swept.

Joplin, Mo, Oct. IA severe wind
and rain storm here early today
caused several thousand dollars dam
age. The storm travelled with the We
1ocity OF a tornado, blowing down
trees, signs and outhouses in all parts
of the city. The electric light plant
was badly damaged and the city will
be in darkness for several days.
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MURDER WITNESS FIRED
UPON BY MASKED MEN

Topeka, Kan, Oct. 7-Allen Shafer
one of the states chief witnesses In
the Dewey murder case, was hred at
hv masked men and dangerously
wounded in the arm. Shafer was on
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AIiceviIIe Swept Away.

Burlington, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE town
of Aliceville, Coffey county, with 200
Inhabitants is reported destroyed by
last nights tornado. Fifteen persons
are reported injured, three seriously.
The wires are down and the details
are meager.
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his way from Rawlins county this
week to Bird City, Cheyenne county,
when the attempted assassination
took place. Enemies of Dewey are
blaming the attack on some one con-
nected with the Dewey ranch.
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Camaue at Lawrence.

Lawrence, Kan, Oct. IA heavy
wind and rain storm prevailed here
last night. Signs were blown down.
trees uprooted, and much minor dam
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Three Killed at Hamilton.

Hamilton, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE worst
tornado in years passed over Hamilton
last night Three persons are known
10 have been killed, and ten serious
" injured.
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DENVER GRAND JURY
WAS COMPLETED TODAY.

Denver, Colo, Oct. THE grand
jury was completed this morning, and
sworn in by Judge Malone, 1t seems
to be made up of representative men
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G
CHANGE IN TIME.

Commencing Monday October 3, the
D. & r. G. train for the north will
leave Santa Te at 8 a. m
]. B. DAVIS, Agent.
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age done. The passenger sheds at the
end of the Union Pacific depot were
blown across the tracks, blocking traf-
f1c. The warehouse of the Lawrence
nursery was demolished.
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Try a New Mexican waot "ad."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-24

The undersigned agree to refund the money
on enc el.00 bottle OF Morris on's English Lin
iment il il fails to cure your horse CT hard
feet, brittle feet, thrushy feet contracted feet,
corps, quarter cracks. It softens the feet,
causing them to grow healthy and strong.
We also guarantee satisfaction on one So
cent bottle for any bruised. sprained, cut and
used up man or beasts. Il. G. Pierce, Barton;
Z. w. Barron. Barton; III. 8. Webster, Barton
Landing; w. L. Cove, Barton Landing; z. O..
Randall, West Glover; ]. =. Holton, West
Charleston; Fred EIkins, North Troy; VIM.
Hodgsoen, South Troy; Sears & Russell, Irss-
bargh; Wilder Bros, Derby; B. Z. Wells,
Glover; G. T. Bigelow. Newport; Davis &
Livingstone, Newport; Carroll Huntington;
Newport. s-35