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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-09-19
CLEANLINESS AND CLIMATE.
New Orleans Snow . Windows and
Those of Other Cities.


Those of Other Cities.
THE show windows in New Or.
leans have a cleaner and brighter
appearance than those of any
other city in the country" re-
marked a visitor in Canal street
to a writer for the New Orleans
Times-D Democrat. II have been in
every principal city in the United
States, and have closely observed
the show windows of big estab-
lishments along the retail streets.
1t a be safely claimed by New
Dreams merchants that they keep
The neatest and cleanest show
windows in the whole country. l
20 not know exactly why it is so,
but it is a fact. Perhaps they give
more attention to show in the
Crescent City than in other cities,
and yet | am persuaded that this
is not true. Nor is more taste and
artistic effect devoted to the
dressing of windows in this city
than in any other large city. In
fact, | should say that in Buffalo
and Philadelphia and other large
cities | have visited more art is to
be found in the show windows
than in New Orleans. But for
cleanliness and polish, this city
excels. The glass panes are
brighter, and clearer, and clean
er than any | have seen.
Looking below the surface we
may be able to find a climatic ex-
PLANTATION for this condition. At
least have given the subject just
a little thought, and, after all, it
may be demOnstrable that the
New Orleans merchants are not
more Industrious than their
brothers of other cities. 1t need
not be urged that there is a GER.
tain amount of dampness in the
atmosphere of the city. There is
an excess as compared to other
cities, and it is especially heavy
at night. The air, in a measure,
perhaps, washes the surface of the
large window panes along Canal
street. But there must be an.
other factor to make the process
complete and for some time | was
at a loss exactly as to what should
be added to dampness of the at.
mosphere. Studying the weather
reports of the weather bureau, |
found that along the gulf and sea
coast nearer the equatorial line
there is a larger proportion Of
cloudless days, or an excess of
sunshine as compared to more in.
land localities. A sort of golden
fringe of sunshine borders the
coast of Georgia, the Gulf states,
: and extends up the Pacific coast
to Middle California. Taking this
d, to be true, evolved the theory to
be true that these two opposite in.
, fiuences operating together tend
ed to destroy dirt, or rather to
e remove it. We a easily under.
1 stand that excessive accumula.
ton of dust would be unlikely un.
der such circumstances. In this
way | believe that the merchants
in ELECTROMAGNETIC by ma.
ture in keeping their show win.
dOws clean and bright and neat
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-09-19
Big Wheat Market.

Ritzville, Wash, which lies a
little southwest of Spokane, is de-
clared to be the largest local
wheat market in the United
States. 1t has a population of
only 2,2OO, but annually ships an
average Of 1,75O,OOO bushels OF
wheat from the Lalouse and Big
Bend country.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-09-19
Mayyiew Notes.

j. Is Sorrency spent Sunday with
his wife at this place.
Mr.. Homer Phillips, of C~oncordla,
visited friends here Sunday,
Mrs Mary Dobson, of Higgiusvill,.
was The guest of Mrs, Anna Jones lart
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Pickett, Of
PlnevllIe, Mo-, visited relatives hele
last week.
Miss Leila Burke, of Marshall, is
spending a few days with her aunt,
Miss " oolridge.
Mrs. Walter Chiles and mother,
Mrs. Kate Vickars, spent Monda,
with friends here.
MISS Anna Marie Campbell left Sat.
urday morning for Slater, neal which
place she teaches this winter.
Mrs. James Gore and little daughter,
jamie, visited with friends and relatives
In Miami and Marshall last week.
Mrs. VIM. Jennings and little Nancy
Ruth left Tuesday for a visit to Mrs.
Tom Kennedy in Sayer, Oklahoma.
Masvle public schools began Mon.
day with Mr.. j. Graves, of C~hillicothe,
as principal, and Misses Abhie Puckett
and Edith Kelly assistants.
Mrs. Robert Moore, of Carthage,
Miss Fitzpatrick and MIR. Garland
Fitzpatrick, OF Hoffman. Mo-, visited
DIR. d. H. Bradley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Kelly, who were
married at Concordia last Wednesday.
arrived Saturday for a visit to Mr..
Kelly's parents. We extend to them
our hearty congratulations and best
wishes.
Mrs. America Davis, Of Mound City,
is in town, the guest OF MIR. T. T..
Pickett and family. Mr.. Paul Davis,
a merchant ct Mound City, accom-
panied his mother, but remained only
a few days.
Mrs. j. D. Ellifrlt and little son
returned to Kansas City Wednesday,
after a long visit to VIM. Smiths
family here. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliirit
will leave soon for Denver, as a per-
manent home.
DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Ryland visited
here lass week. 1t is with great re.
%luctance Mrs. Ryland is given up by
the MAYHEM people, and the best
wishes Of all follow this couple on
their journey through life together.
Mrs. DR.. Day and little son, Curtis
Bradley, of Edmond, Okla, left for
their home Thursday, after a two
months visit with DIR. Bradley at this
place. Miss Bess Bradley accom-.
panied her sister to Kansas City,
returning Friday morning.
Saturday afternoon, while returning
from the MAYHEM VS.. Prairie base bal
game at Mr.. Jack Bradley's, Misses
Mabe! Monroe and Hattie VIM were
thrown from a buggy and narrowly
escaped serious injury. The small
bone was broken in Miss Monroe's
ankle and Miss VIM was badly
scratched and bruised about the face.
The buggy driven by Fred McAIlistel
with these young ledies collided with
a buggy driven by James Campbell
with the above results physically,
while the loss financially was a ruined
buggy and a very beautiful diamond
ring, solitaire, which somehow wal
lost by Miss Monroe.
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Remarkable Statement.

Once when the late bishop Of
Canterbury, who was an almost
fanatical advocate of the temper.
ance movement, was bishop of Elk
eter, he travelled some distance
into the country to attend an ag-
ricultural function. On his return
his rest was disturbed by a news.
boy shouting: Remarkable state
ment by the bishop of Exeter!~
To crafty his curiosity he dis
patched a servant to purchase the
paper. This was found to contain
his morning address, but over his
remarks - loosely made, of
course-I have never been drunk
in my life" the subeditor had
placed the bold cross,head: Gre
markable Statement by the Bish-
op of Exeterw
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-04-23
Contest Notice.
Department Of .ibcsint't 'or.
u. n. Ian OfYice. Wocdysrd. O. r,

u. \, Ian Once, woodward, q. u,
Mch 20. 1soj.
A suscient contest aTidavit having been
MED IN this Office Ivy Essa N. Lcvcit. con-
tcetant, against HE No o17o, made DC ob -,
ig'ii, for ~ 81 u. s,ctIon ~, and NJ NIX
S,cti -. Township =, ". Rrnge 20, v, by
Elmer Ericsson, cont stec. IN which IL 10 Siicg.
ID nat the said Elm or Ericsson, ha- wholly
ahHndon,d d said tract OF land that he hes iai..
ed TO establish his residence thereon, does not
now and has wholly fai 30 10 reside ufo". cul.
tiva or improve said tract ~ land, ns iequir.
ell iy law, fur n period OF more than s'x
months next preceding the date OF fling this
anidnyi,, an that s'id alleged nhscnse Ia not
duo to his cinpl ncu, In Army Navy or Nh.
rinr cor, of the United states d. ring amy war,
sud parties arc her Ivy me-
tin,d to Eprrnr. r.spnnd and offer
evidence touching said all, grrion nt 10 O'Clock
u IN. on Mpy 10. ig' J. bchre ~. u. Mrcs-.
Pr bate Juarr. of Be.vrr County. ut hts
ofnrc In Beaver, pk k'ahnn,s Tcrr,iofy.
and tba, hnhl hr 1lrR vii he held NJ 10
o'clock n ~. un Jun" ., ,po3. before tho Reg
I>te, aud Receiver a. the United states Land
Once In. Woodward. ", Onward county, q. r.
Th. snid contestant having, In n pro- er anh.
dayit died Jan, 20. iooI. set forth facts which
chow that after due diligence Jtrsonai service
ei this NJ tlcc can not he made II IL hereby or
dcrcd nrd directed that such no lee be given
by ueand proper publication.
Ed HEALr, Register.
n
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Land once at woodward. o. T,


April. =, tHJ.
Notice II hereby givon that the foil. wing
named settler his died rottce of his inien-
tion to max" hnal proof In support oi his
ciniin aud III 4 said proof will bc mad befo g
y. p. Kelly. clerk OF the district count Of Bca.
yer county. D. T., 'rin his absence before
John W. Savage. his deputy at Beaver. q. r..
on May, sJ. ,9o3. viz:
Roy r. Brown, Lock wood. %. r, HA ssa for
tn" ~ NwK, swX NEK. nv y SEX, Sec ~.
TiN.R?s
lie names the following wi'n' sees Ia prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultiva.
tion OF said land. viz:
Frank i'rown. William r. Brown. George
iianilin, Phillip A. Woods. OF Lockwoo I. -. r..
Ed HEALY. Register.
FP4 10 LPs az
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Land onlcc nj Woodward. q. r

Mch. H., Ia'J.
Notice II hereby given that the iolI"winl
named settler has fI,d notice of his ini.n.
il"n 10 max nnhl pr1'i IN supper; Of lis
claim nnd that SaiI rnof viii b. msis h. =
freE T. k"l y, 'lcIk "i the District Curt Tor
HEAVIER onnTty. q. T., "r In his bscncJ before
his dcpuIy nj Bravcr. %. L.. on May 9. IgaJ,
via:
James Pearson. Beaver, u. r., HE ios67 for
the 81 "wli. me-. swa. nwh s'A, &c 10, 4 J
y, u - ECM.
lie NAMES the follow ing witnesses to prove
his cnniinuous residence upon and culiiya-
tinu Of said lands, "a;
bert Bnchnnnn, Joseph Br,sOu. Earl
Shore. John Smith, Beaver, %. 4.
?: ID. iiealy. Register.
Ep4 IpSI
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Land onIcr a, woodward. o. r

Mch % iy',.
Notice 10 hereby given that the f"llowiH
rnmed settler has Med notice OF hIs In
tentiop TO make nnaI proof In support ofhi
slnis, aDa ,nnt ...i proof Will he mad. b-f' re
u, u. Mcese. prubatc Judge. at Beaver. o. r..
opMay 70 ioo3. via:
Andrew J. Me Rev. eaver. o. T.. IiA 2aio
for the ~ ueH, ~ sek. See ". r N, x al
ECM.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his cuniinnons reside, ce upon anil cult
walton ~ said lAnds, via;
MHrsh.l y. Hibhs. Thomns V. siinonr. lea
vcr ~. r.. joseph q. 1ri die. BERNARD Lem
inert, Boyd U. r.
Y ". HEhLY. Register.
ZIP In,-T
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Land Office At wooIwnrl. O 7.

| Inhi Dmcc ~ NOOiwnri, " ',
Mel 81. 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of their inirn
ton To make final proof in support of their
claims nnd that said proof will he made hc-
fore l. 4. Kelley, CLERK Of the Disiricr Court
of Beaver County, q. T., or in his ahscuer,
h'fore John W Savage. his deputy, at Beav-
er, q T., May IL, 1903, 'iE
Frank Maple. Riverside. -. r.. IA sitG for
the :, :. 49,. See AZ, "a swH neh swA. See =,
| TIS, Il sj LCM.
I"hn X. carr. Cu>tcr,o. T. HA gris for the
VIZ n"'. nwI sc'. mex swA Sec 3J. rs y. X
- ECM.
Richn ond Bnrcn. Custer. ~ T.. IA st,9 fer
SCI. sw'I sH SEX, net. scI, See 81. 7 IN, X
= ECM.
They na ne the following witnesses 10 prove
their con,inaous residence upon aud eultiva-
ton Of saiI land, viz:
Witnesses for Frank Maple:
! I'm X carr. Iiirhmond Borcn, Custer, o.
r, urmal Bcud. =. Robert Nspic. Riverside.
q. r
witness scs for John X. Carr!
frHuk Maple. Riverside. -. r.. Richmond
Ercu. CLErl,s Bird-Hil, George VIII Aker.
Custer r.
Witr' r's,rs { y Rlchmond Boren:
Frank Maple. Riverside. -. T., John X. Curr
G"nrrc whiinkcr. Charles Birdsnil. Custer. o.
r.
,. y. liE,Lr. Register.
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1903-04-23
TANNEH|LL AND ROCK,
Real Estate and Live Stock Brokers

This is the stocknan's paradise. a
county whera grass grows nine months
in tho year where any variety and kind
Of forage crops grow in abundance and
where stock is particularly free from
disease.
Below is a list Of q few Of our bar
gains:
No. 10. I6O acres adjoining Beaver town.
site; house, barn. orchard and forest trees
so acres NOW land; all under good fence;
Beaver river running through one side Of /,
This is fine stock farm and can be bought
for SO 90 per acre, cash. Clear title.
No. l5. Three room house, stable and
eight lots on West 81 Street. A desirable
location. Value 500
No. -. A corner lot M Douglas avenue
situated In Block 80. Value, $:25.
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Lnni Office n, Woodward. u. r

NCu 1U lVUt'
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
nsm-j settler has filed notice of his in
ieniion to make hnaI proof in support Of his
cla;m and that said proof will he made be-
fore n D. Mecsc. probate Judge t., Beaver,
q T.. on May. jih. 1903, viz:
Jacob D. shafr r, at Eng cw"od. Kansas, "
A No i3,a for ihr nvK, Sec i5, + 6.N, u .,
EtM.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continuous resid-ncc uron and cultiyn.
ton ~ = i'd iaud. via:
George 4. TIA cr simon Richcy, Charles NJ.
r-mhrrion, tnplewoud, Enns.s, la ,icl B.
whitaker Coin. %. 4.
=. d. HrALY. Register
fPi LPt 20 3
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i.asd olhrs at Woodward. q, r

Mch ~ i9ij.
Notice " Ecrrby given thni the tpliswiug
named settler las nird mo- lee of his In.
ten ion 10 make hnal pro. In support of
his clnim aud that said I,rDi viii I've made
before D., Kelly. ClcrR "f the i'isirici Cuui 1
oi Beaver Count. q, r., 'r iu his absence he.
inre J,rn " sava e his deputy. u, Heuyer. o.
I. un My u !y1. yG
Newton Pickett heir of and for the heirs of
Joseph ". Pickett. d"ccasel. frtie,ii nwH
swA nwi., uwA swE, See al, n u a. EJ 81
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud e.litva,
iion Of, said land, viE
Robert Moore. Thomas D.. Rnrr. BcnJainan a.
Gait. George Il drnicr, OF Clear LAKE. or,
I'D. Hcaly, Rrgisler.
fPI LIPS
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Land once ut Woodward. q ?.

NUrII, o. I9bI'
Noiicci Is hereby given that the following
named set Ter h a flied notice al his int-n-
tion To- make iinal prsof In support oi his
claim and thar said proni will be made before
u. ID. Mccse, probate judge. at Beaver, o. r.
Oh May. -, rSoJ, viz:
John y. Iiaycr, Euglcwood, Kas.. HA 1924
foT the Lots sSi. NEH SEX. See 9, Lots
Sec 10, TON. Il ~ ECM
He names the following witnesses tn prove
his a. ntinu us residence upoa aud oul.iya-
Il u at said lanI. viz:
Jacob T.. Sh III 7. James T.. Shafrr. Gs rg.
Penih"rtnn. Charley Penbcrton, Of Engle-
wool. Kansas.
ID. IIEALY. Register.
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u. HEALN Register.
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Land oilicc nj Woodward. -. I

Land ONCE nj Woudw ard. -. r.,
Mch - ~ .
Noiic" II hereby givcr that the follow Ing
named s"iil'r has hcd motto. ~ his In
ten len Ia max" H. rIo iin surI or, oi his
rlnim, nnd iha' said pronf vii b. mad. be.
i"r" T. T. H'ily, tlrik "f tn Diirict urt, at
h'"'"r County. -, r.. or IN bIs absence hcf re
his deputy. nj Beaver, q. I. on Apr go, t'oJ.
viz;
Henry u. Butler. Nyc. q. r, IA Ios,g for
the s~i. nwh Sec =, ~ nciI. sex nwi. See S,
7 y. II I'll ECM.
lie names III" ioll' wing wiincssrs to prove
hi- nutinuouS residence upon and cultiyn.
tion of said land viz;
Martin nnnks, William Dickcrson, -. NJ
Mhck-!. william Gary, at Nyc, e. r.
=. u iEAi.Y, Register
IRA - Lp 20
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l. nj oG.cc at woodw rd. o. r

l. nj OG.cc at woodw rd. o. r
April. =. I9oJ
Notice Ia hereby given that the fllowing
named settler has filed notice OF her intcn.
ti"u t. make Anal Ir1fin support oi lar
claim aud that said proof will b. made before
=. +. Kelly clerk Of the district corri OF Bea.
yer county OF ia his nb.ence before John W.
Savage, his deputy, at Beaver. U. T.. on May,
10, 1909. via:
Grace {. Pitts formerly Grace c. Kcins. Of
Gate. u. r., MA 2ajI for the MEX See ~ IS
n, II as r.,
shc names the follow Ing witnesses to prove
her continuous residence spon and culiiva-
iion OF said land. viz:
Fred Z. Trrcy. Heavier. q. r Samuel p Kcrns
James L. Gresham, Joel 4. Murphy. Gate. . T.
I'D. HEALY. Register.
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Land once al Woodward, ~. T.

Mch. -, iao3,
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has hlei notice OF her
Intention to make anal proof In support OF
h,r claim and that saih proof will be
made before u. -. Mtcs", Probate Ju,, In
and for Bcav,r coun '. at Beaver. o. T., us
April. s5th, iyo2. viz:
Maud I" Bnyless OF cline. ". T., M No
I655 rr the VII sw.. See 80. ch sex, Scc3s, =
~. II ss ECM.
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence Hpon and cultivation
Of said lands. viIi
Rciina 4. Thomas, u. =. Wilcs, Cline, q. T..
Nct'ic Themas, viii Thomns, Beaver, %. T..
.. r. HEALY. Register.
FpJ 10 Lrt ~
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Land Office At Woodward, %. 7.

No'ic. Is rrby given that the following
nar"d settler has nl"d notice OF her In.
tent ~ tn make iinal prp' Ia support of her
claim ard thai sid rr,"f will be made be-
fare ~. u. Mersc, Probate judge In snd for
Beaver county. a. r., a. i:eaNsr. q. T., OF May
., 1909. viz:
G"rirudr Y. Swa"k, ~ iioiI. frr the WI
net. "a nwN Sec .S, T5 Y. Il ~ ECM.
She nau's the isllowing Niin' s>rs t. prove
her continuous Residence upon, snd rultiva
ton of saul land, viz:
Thomas Hrnidwood, Iv,ncs Rrwnc. viii.
Ian u u ddick, Alien l.. RcIdIck, Of beaver
a. r.
u. HEALN Register.
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4. T. & s. F. R'T co.
Commissioners Proceedings.

'Ah.
Apr = lnn1.
8 o'clock, u NJ.
The board met pursuant to Adjournment
" sent. commissioners, Graslam, Es'c!
- Usin, =. e.. Tracy. clerk. Chairman
eiey presiding.
On motion the clerk l. instructed to issue
-erti6cs,e Of erroneous taxes 10 :. X. God.
isri. in paymeu, for the taxes "f lSaj upon
IA. cas-, half northeast quarter ani north
YES, y,,r,er northeast q'.arI'r aud nUith.
rs, qh.rirr northwest quarter, section -
Iawn,hip .. range - T. &. VI the same mo-
having been subject to taxation fvr rha'
year.
TN motion the clerk Is instructed Io is-u
'r,i6caie Of erroneous taxes TO Sumu".
noilenharser in pay msni fur the taxes Tot
80 upon the lot ! aui southeast quartz,
sau'hwesi quarter. scc,i-n 20 anl ln, an.,
n1r h.as, qna',er northwest quarter, section
'i towuship ,. range 81 said lani' not bc,
.n.; su, jcei To taxation for sSii ,e,r,
N melton the petition Of Robert
=. .:ner. asking that the taxes for the year
20, upon ~ head 1T hi- cattle he rcnittct,
'-r the reason that the same was assessed
anil taxes paid t"erson in ''Clorsio, was al.
81 aud certificate of error therein order
issued.
In motion the pel,ion of II Hughes ask q,
.as that the taxes Er 1902. in amount at
4 90, he rsbslci tor the r,sson that the
Frepsriy was assessed aud taxes in that
amount thereon vas collected from the sane
ia colorado. was allowei and certificate
iiereia ordered issued.
Ou motion the bJati took n recess until |
clock p. IN.
Beaver, Okla.
Apr. $. 1907,
o'clock ?. M.
The board met pursuant to recess. Pres
mt as nj morning session. Chairman RiL'
sy presiding,
TIA motion the county treasurer Is hereby
instructed to apply any sUrrluS monies ia
the Sinking fund 10 the rt!mcm OF out"
standing hnsI judgments that now exist 81
To payment of any warrants issued prior Ia
July, !, 1895, which shalt hc certified hY
the county clerk aud county attorney Es n
valid Claim against the county.
The bo1ri proceeded to examine the crel,
tts hied by the county treasurer ani the
CLERK was instructed 10 credit the treasurer
With the following amounts, the warrants
aud vouchers therefor being duly cancelled
Beaver, Okla,
Jan. |. 1908,
Board county commissioners Beaver coun,
~, Okla.
Gentlemen:
B-low hni IL, Of the credits Of th'
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FELL FROM TRAIN.

Albuquerque. N. M, Aug. 1S-A spe-
cial to the Journal-Democrat says:
While trying to alight from passenger
train No. this afternoon Mrs. Genia
Lucero and Ramona Jaramillo fell with
great force on to the platform and both
were badly hurt. Several bones were
broken in the limbs of Mrs. Jaramillo
and it is thought that she is danger
ously injured internally. Mrs. Lucero
is badly cut and bruised about the head.
The women had boarded the train to
say good bye to some friends who were
leaving snd in endeavoring to get of
in hurry after the train had started
they were throWn-to the ground. Both
ladies had a n4rrow escape from being
killed and mangled under the wheels Of
the swiftly moving train. :
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SHEEP HERDERS FIND
DECOMP0SED BODY OF MAN

Albuquerque, Aug. 18-A party of
sheep men in the employ of Louis
Trauer, while trailing sheep in the Rio
Puerco valley Monday, found the body
of man who had probably been dead
for week or ten days. The corpse
was discovered in the vicinity of the
village Of Cerrito Colorado. 1t appeared
to be that of native about co. years
OF age and was very badly decomposed.
There are no indications of foul play
and 1t is probable that the man died a
natural death.
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DEMOCRATIC WINDOW.
Well Yn)wn Hardware Man Tells How He
Places Candidates Chances.

w. H.. Goebel, the well-known hard
ware man of this city, has window
that is attracting much attention. Mr..
Goebel says that it is Democratic
window and the way he regards the
chances of the prospective candidates
is very clearly made known, The Win
dow is filled with stoves which are of
various sizes. The largest of the col
lection he has labeled cleveland" and
the others follow in order, German,
Bryan, Hearst and Parker. The
chances of the last two named are not
given much consideration as they are
by the small camp stove.
The exhibit is novel and is attracting
much attention.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-08-18
MUSSULMANS
MASSACRED
Reported in ConstantinopIe That
the Insurgents Have Put
800 to the Sword.
MOVEMENT is GAINING
Russia's Proposed Demonstration Has
Been Kept Secret From the
Turkish People.

Constantinople, Aug. 1S-The Rus
sian squadron of warships which left
Bebastople yesterday, is expected TO ar
rive off the Turkish coast this afternoon
to support the demands made by Rus
sia on Turkey. The racI that Russia is
about to make a demonstration in
Turkish waters has been kept secret
here, the public being in profound ig-
norance of Russia's movements. Ac-
cording to advices received at one of
the embassies no less than eight hun
dred Musselmans have been massacred
in the district Of Monastr by the in
surgents whose movement continues to
gain ground. The insurgent bands in
the vilayet of Adrianople are also ac-
tive.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1903-08-18
INSURGENTS DEFEAT TURKS.

Sofia, Aug. 1S-A fierce battle is re-
borhood of Monastir. Three Turkish
battalions attacked thousand insur-
gents and after the fight had ragged for
six hours the Turks were repulsed with
loss of 210 men killed and wounded.
The insurgent loss is not given.
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.
Deadwood and Lead, S. D., Sept. I'll.
For this occasion the Santa Fe will
sell tickets to Deadwood at one fare
plus 81 for the round trip, ($34.55) tick
cts will be sold Sept. I'd to 9Th, good for
return until Sept. so, 1903. +. s. Lutz.
agent, Santa Fe, n. NJ