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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
From the ManzanoIa Sun.

The series Of meetings that began at
the Christian church on January l8 and
continued until las, Sunday evening. with
but a two weeks break. owing to the i'll
ness Of the pastor. resulted in 81 addi-
tons TO the church.
Hon. g. W. Swink was up Tuesday
comforting with j. N. Beatty and r. o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
oTERO COUNTY PROSPERITY.
The coiumbinc nusic Co. Has Sois
Almost 100 Pianos In Less Than
Six Months.

Tho arrival Of another car Of Stoger
pianos consigned to tho columbino Music
Co. at Rocky Ford. makes this an oppor-
tune time for the Enterprise to make
special mention Of the rapid growth Of
the business Of this new addition TO Rocky
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Seed Contracts,

Seed Contracts,
OF all kinds wanted by Western Seed
nd Irrigation Co., Water loo. Nebraska.
For further information call on James
Cullison. agent. All stock seed furnished
by company. the same number Of pounds
taken back in fal. 59-42-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Strawberry Plants.

Biderwood. Johnson's Early. Sample.
Marshal. Cobdon Queen. Crescent, Mex
iean Everboaring. 5Se por 100. These
plants arc choice stock. My plants last
year were purchased from leading propa-
gators Of tho east. - Concord grape
vines for 81. Liberal reductions on
large orders. J. W. Work.
4l-44 Canon City Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Make a contract with BurreIl
to grow vine seeds il you would
grow one Of the most profitable
crops known to the valley.

Stop overs will be allowed in California
on oolonist tickets via Santa Fe April |
to June S. 1908. F. @. Curran. agent,
Rocky Ford. Colo. 5s-45.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

Always the Best Of Meats will be
found at Gerbing's meat market. II not
now customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

Commencing March 8 tho Santa Fs
will sell tickets Colonis. tickets to Cali
fornia a. ratio Of S25 from Rocky Ford.
4l-u F. @. Curran. Agent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

Tho Santa Fe will run personally con-
Quoted excursions to California tri-weekly
during eolonist period, April to June | S
1908. F. G. Curran. agent, Rocky Ford
Colo. 5S-45
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

No finer photos anywhere than are
being turned out by Shetons Gallery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

WANTED.
At our feed yard east Of town,
all kinds Of Butcher stock and
poultry.
32.t. Weaver Z Bond.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Ewes for Sale.

Ewes for Sale.
Good ages; bred to commence lambing
April 26th. Inquire Of VIM. Green &
Sons. olney. Colo. 59-42
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

MeClain regarding procuring labor agents
to send for laborcrs and rates to get them
hero to work in tho beet fields.
r. o. Meclain and J. N. Beatty returned
Sunday morning from cimmaron county
Kansas. where they have boon looking
aftor their cattle. Thoy found them in
better condition than ,hey had expected.
owing to tho fact tina, they were on feed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
To Change Their Names,

The Danish government has pro.
posed a law empowering all Danish
citizens to change their names. The
reason for this measure is that In
Denmark. as in the Transyaal, there
are not enough names 10 go around
In Copenhagen. II appears, one per
son In every ten is called Hansen
and equal proportions OF the inhabt
tants are called Peterson and soren
sen. respectively. In the rural dis
trlct things are as bad, II not worse
In one community of 10000 inhabl
tants. for example there are only z
different names, 80 that each name Il
borne on an average by 1900 direren
persons. in the circumstances on'
may even doubt whether a permls
slve bin can meet the necessities o
the case. and whether IL would not b.
better TO send the mayor list OF IN
names. with Instructions to distribut
them impa TALLY among the super
huous sorensens Peterlons and Hai
sens Astorians.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
A Liauor Case.

A case was filed in the justice court
Of the Salem district December 2Sth,
State Of Oregon, plaintiff VS.. L. d.
Massey and Lee Jeifries, defendants
The defendants are accused Of selling
spirituous liquors in less quantities
than one gallon, without license No
vember 2Sth. The complaint says
they sold to J. r. Queener one glass oI
whisky at their place Of business IL
Mill City. They were last night ar
Iralgned before Judge Horgan, pleaC
not guilty, and were released on thei
own recognizance to appear for tria
at the Justice court Saturday Janu
airy %, at m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
.PITIFUL
SCENES
,copunued from first pasel

AZ the various morgues and hospitals
up TO noon. vary the lowest being 56f'
the highest SIC. Coroner Truegar I'M
paneled a jury early this morning
which he conducted into the numer
ous morgues, where each body was
viewed separately. Several times the
men were compelled TO cease their Ia
bor being overcome by emotion the
spectacle Of burned children affected
them most. Two of the jurors were
unabls 10 90 any farther than the hrst
morgue they were excused and othef
men substituted. The iurys unpleas'
ant task will probably occupy unul
midnight by which time the last ol
The victims will probably haye been
AS soon as this is done hearing OF the
evidence will be begun. The inVesu'
oation will be complete Witnesses
viii be required 10 say Why the doors
an the children's galleries were not
left omen. so that every means OF eNi'
could be used, also why the asbestos
curtaln Jailed 10 work, and whether OF
NOT several building Laws were com
nlled with. All information now show
mat had the asbestos curtain worked
ba loss of life would have been
small The city is IN profound gloom
The death list Is so great that hun
dreds Of thousands number either rel
auves or friends or acquaintance
among the victims. Business In many
lines is practically suspended Inc
hoard OF trade closed az noon out o.
respect for the disaster. after m'
mornlne's pathetic trading From
norgue to morgue weeping ones huf
~ An quest OF the missing, or emers'
from the charnel houses bearing evl
denoe that their search Is ended ah'
their worst fear Is realized Ih'
mavor's once is buried with telegram
IN inquiry. From all cities Of Ameriei
and Europe come messages Of condo
lenee. Equal almost to the heart
rendlng scenes at the Iaorgue Is ina
at the police custOdian's room Wnef'
ANXIOUS ones are going over the heap
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
E?;1!. !! E;;:! 4! Social Realm8
PERSONALS.

Carl Griffith is in the city, visiting
friends.
W. H. Darby returned home from
Glendale yescNday,
Warren Pohle is spending the New
Years with his parents in this city.
Arthur Dabney left for Portland last
evening, and will make that city his
home
Floyd c. Ramp returned to school
at Eugene today, after visit with his
parents.
Miss Marie Rockwell returned to
Portland yesterday, after few days
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
Superintendent Ackerman returned
from Tacoma last evening, where he
addressed the Washington State
Teachers Association On "The Trend
What Is IT."
DR.. George Russell, who has been
visiting in Salem for a few weeks, re
turned this morning to his home a.
CoQuille City.
Governor Chamberlain and secre
tary Dunbar went TO Portland this
morning to meet Government Engin
eer Major Langhtt, in regard to the
canal at Cello.
Prof. McEwen, the celebrated hyp
uohst, is in the city, but leaves thii
evening. He is at present taking life
easy at Woodburn, but will entertain
Salemites before long.
Senator. and Mrs. N. II. Looney
took charge of the state reform schoo
today, and their many friends in this
city wish them a prosperous and sue
cessful administration.
Peter Anderson, who clerks for /
Steiner, has been confined TO his home
in Lincoln Park for several days with
the grip. but is recovering under the
care of Dr. John Reynolds.
Alb. West, accompanied by his
brother, John West, arrived from Sc
attle today, where he has been sick
for some time. He was taken TO the
Salem hospital, and, in a short time
no doubt, will be entirely recovered
II. e. Bickers, for four years super
intendent of the state reform school,
leaves today for his new position as
landlord of the Hotel Bickers at Pen
dleton. It was formerly the Golden
Rule hotel and he and Mrs. Bickers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
THE TAX
PAYERS
MEETING
Only a Quorum PreSnt
Out More Dropped
in
Tax of Seven Mills Levied
for School Purposes and
One Mill for In
debtedneSS

The taxpayers meeting at the city
hall last night called to hear the an
.nual reports of the school board, and
to vote a tax for the coming year, was
not attenled as largely as had been
hoped by the board. When Chair.
man Davidson called the meeting TO
order only bare quorum was present,
but during the meeting several more
citizens dropped in, and a fair-sized
crowd was present at the close
Clerk Baumgartner read the call for
the meeting and the annual report
showing expenditures, Indebtedness,
and estimates for the next year
The report was, on motion, received
and adopted by unanimous vote.
On motion Of Mr. Coudit It voted tC
levy tax Of seven mills for the
schools for the ensuing year, and one
mill for Indebtedness.
The seven.mill tax, Il is expected
will bring In about $4,000 and, will
about $1,000 from the state and coun
ty school levy, the income will bt
about $4,000. All Of this will not b,
required to pay the running expense
Of the schools during the next year
and a portion Of the receipts from thi
source win be added to the incom
from the one.mill tax for paying II
debtedness. and the last of The 4 pc
cent popular loan notes will be pal
during the year.
After the voting Of the tax tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

proclamation suspendlng all New
Years festivities, and tomorrow will
be a day OF mourning. Saturday VIII
also be set aside by a,supplementary
proclamation. and all business will be
suspended. In order TO end the death
march of sorrow from morgue to
morgue, Chief o'Neill requested the
coroner to remove all the unidentified
bodies 10 the Coliseum, turning that
huge structure into one great morgue
This will probably be done. The po
lice hope TO have half the dead identl
fed by night. OF the other half man,
will never be known, as they are SC
charred and distorted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

of garments and trinkets left behind !
In the mad rush to escape from the
burning theatre. Little children's
soiled and torn seal skins of
value slippers. skirts torn from strug.
bling women, and portions of waists
complete the tragic evidence OF that
last terrible rush Five bushel-bas.
kets are filled with purses, gloves.
handkerchisfs, jewelry Two barrels
were required to hold the overshoes
and shoes alone. All night long. and
yet today crowds fll' the streets
around the scene of the catastrophe,
giving way to traffic and pedestrians
only through the active efforts Of the
police, The IriQuois stands, to the
outward gaze, intact, with all the
glamor Of new constructions. its mar.
bled columns and sculptured figures
Of tragedy and comedy not even black.
ened with the death.dealing smoke
The grand entrance, with its marble
staircase and terraces Is still beautl.
ful and intact But inside not a YES
tige Of anything inflammable is left.
Frozen into two feet of ice, which
formed into the rear Of the lroQuois
the police today noticed the strands
of a woman's hair protruding. They
picked the ice away. and found part
of a woman's skull, forearms. two
fingers, and a portion OF the thigh
They believe she must have jumped
from a great height and the remand
er the body was either picked up OF
ground to pieces beneath the deaC
trucks. The searchers this afternoon
are continually sending out fragment
or charred bodies from within thu
theatre.
} The Identification this afternoon 4
very slowly. Fully 90 per cent Of tn
2 unidentified are girls ranging from
TO II years old There are less me-
f, and boys among them, and probabl
D score Of women past the age OF %
j. II was pathetic Identification toda
e when Dr. Alexander, who had searche
e the dead all night, recognized tn
$ headless trunk Of his S.yearold so
3 by a watch he had given him fc
S Christmas. f. Frady president Of tn
e strone Piano Company, identified fy
j. out the theatre party Of six, given b
r his wife. all at different morgues. an
d all relatives. The one still missing
his sister.
e The mayor this afternoon issued
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

Wateh.nlaht at the Presbyterian
Church.
watch.night service will be held a.
the Presbyterian church on New Year
eve. Dec. sist. beginning at ? o'clock
The frst hour will be under the aus
plces OF the young peoples society OF
Christian EndeRyor. The second hour
from 10 to II will be devoted TO
social fellowship; light refreshments
viii be served. The third hour from
I'm TO ~ brief addresses by the pas
tor and Others. a short bible readinf
OF promises. without comment; sins
ing and prayer. The last hiteel
minutes conservation service. clos
ling with doxology and New yea
letting i2.8O.2tS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
Another Murder

a Nampa. Idaho. dispatch OF sun
day last says Foreman Hoober, OF the
Dewey farm. shot and killed Pink
Bradley. at o'clock this morning
who week ago ran away with his
wife Tae shooting occurred at the
farm. SIX shots were fred, and all
tool, OBJECT. one In the leg. one In the
arm and four IN the back An In
quest Is being held today
About week ago Mrs. Huber
stole $500 from her husband and de-
camped with Bradley The latter
was arrested In Caldwell and served
sentence OF hvo days In jail. He
was released Saturday evening" and a.
once returned TO the farm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
Has Almost Recovered.

Hon. Squire Famar was In Portland
yesterday. where he met Judge J. }.
Murphy. OF this city, who has been III
for some time past from the effects
OF stroke OF paralysis. Mr. Farrar
says that Judge Murphy was walking
down the street, and appeared 10 have
nearly recovered his health. lie was
joylal and cheerful. and, while not a.
strong as before his lllress, will soon
be- able to resume his duties a. chief
clerk OF the supreme court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
Circuit Court.

The following cases were disposed
of in Judge Burnett's court this morn
ing. after which the court adjourned
until / o'clock Saturday:
I'M. Hicks VS.. Il. W. Settlemier, ac'
tion for money; settled.
W. A. Jones VS.. Johr Maze 4 Co.
plaintiffs motion to strike out part o.
amended answer sustained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

We offer one hundred dollars TO
ward for any case OF eatarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, Ohio
We, the undersigned, have known
II. J. Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and imam
cially able 10 carry out any obhga'
tlons made by their hrm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Drug
glsts, Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free. Price fe'
Der bottle Sold by all druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
csotursd Two Vessels.

Washington, Dec. sl--A dispatch
from Powell. dated yesterday says
two sailing vessels from Curacao
hound for Azusa, loaded with arms
and ammunition for the insurgents
were captured by the provisional
Domlnlcan government The latter
assuming the offensive. was success
ful Al Gueren. the prisoners being sent
10 San Domingo city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
will seek maintain the reputation of
its former name.
South Salem Personals.

Miss lnez Bozorth went to Portland
yesterday, where she will visit her
sister, Miss Margarite Bozorth, during
the remaining holidays.
Misses Edith and Frances McCourt,
of Albany are visiting friends in
South Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

Moneyback says: lam Schil,
lings Best lam true and goou
and as fine as is worth while
if you don't think So your
grocer hands you back your
money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
lnsnsotlnn the Purchase.

Rome. Dec. 31.-The Japanese min
lister went to Genoa this morning to
inspect the two Argentine cruisers
purchased Ly Japan. The guns are
not vet mounted, but they will be
ready for active service in short
time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

meeting adjourned, The board OF dl'
rectors Immediately held a session
ami instructed the clerk Of the board
to certify the levy to the county clerk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
Glass for the Lass
WHO Loves 1t

For the who loves Cut Gas and about to be eddd
that better wedding gift could you select than one Of e
uu table pieces Of Hawkes. Cut Glass that the Barr Store
5pays such abundant novelty. OF all Out Glass Hawkes.
the very handsomes finest aud most artistic If YOU will
come and inspect the Cut Glass Fruit Bowls Salad Bowls Bon
Bon Dishes Water Pitchers Vases Tumbers and so on that we
are showing feel very you will look no further for
wedding present
N@eA 4aua%vcMo7
Io/~~sSSi;ml,
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31
Decree Of Honor No. 10

Gives a dance in Holman hall sat
urday January I'd. Secure invita-
tions Of members or committee. 1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-31

japan Is reported 10 have bongh'
much -four. and Russia Is laying IN
large supplies Of beef. Must be COINS
10 start q sandwich factory
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY.

ID around Flagstaff he was red hot republican. who orked his hard est 70 70 ID the democratic party. Cunningham comes down here and ialls in the arms of the democrats, who take him for life long diciple Cf JefersCn.- Bisbee Miner.
 The above is the closing paragraph ol aD attack on the assistant district attorney of Cochise county by the Bis5ee Miner Evidently the Miner does not believe in reformation or in the Biblical precept about more re- jcicing ever the ore which has heen found ,kan the ninety and nine which have been there all the time Pres colt Courier
 During the time Cunningham lived ia Williams he was a red hot demo crat and no doubt always was and will be-he's rom AlabaDs-Wi'- Hams News.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03
"T,EN TIE RAscALs OUT"


 l will be remembered away back in 1876 thar he familiar slogan was that of 'Tura-the-rascals-out." The memorial scandals which beset and surrounded the Grant administration became very near the absorbing is- sue Of that campaign. Those were absolutely inini,esimal in coInparl- son with these honeycombing the cd- sninistration of President Roosevelt. and which extend to and cover al most every branch Of the national government and pervade almost eV- cry department Of those branches.
 h 1S7s people held their noses when they heard the words post leadership scandals" and sprinkled disinfectanjs about them when they mentioned he international revenue scandals. But these were as sweet perfume il comparison with the stench which arises in the nostrils of the country at the present time with the post office scandal" the Indian land scandal the glove con tract scandal and the other sean 6als" which the press has been cali- ing attention to tor the past two years.
 II ever there was time for Til den reform movement. the present would seem to be the most opportune and Tilden that will refuse to be counted out.
 There can be 10 doubt but what tlse country has the most abundant reasons 70 ccncluoe that the depart ment al Washington swarms with a bunch of grafte-s and looters. wno have hela office so long. tha; they consider it as much a duty to 'SraIt the federal treasury. as it is for JEen- to draw their saiaries. and the prop CT investigator of all these charges ana corrector Of public corruption ls an opposition political party, and not the party whose selfish interest would be in smotherins the truth or minimizing the scandals.
 The republicans are on the de feDsive now as they were ln the Hayes-Tilden campaign. and wni-e the democratic party has issues enough to 20 before the country on and win. it would seem to be that the very best slogan they can place before the public are just the words Thou shalt rot steal backed by a clean, conservative candidate. one in whom the people would have con fdence. one who stands for reform in public places.
 Sucl a candidate would be elected even against the strenuous" Teddy ard fl elected the people would sef that he was not counted out. TurI the rascals out"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

Some person or persons broke ID the windows of the Prospector in Tombstone the other night. It is supposed that the reason for this piece of vandalism. evidence of thug eery, and low down revenge, emanat- ed rom an article that paper had printed about impure milk. The only place the Prospector was lame was in not printing the name Of the person selling impure milk in full il they were doing so anC it knew it. New York city has reduced the death vate of infants 4S per cent since hel authorities have been raiding the sellers Of impure milk. Any persor who makes and sells impure milk particularly where infants and chll dren are concerned is worse than thief. for they take lire who do it, ant the Prospector should have said So 1
 it resulted in the breaking of every window or head in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

-he Rev4ee uas A olaLvA .nlrt - Douglas. and .s ielver'-a '' '-sD h tke f0ilowirs awaS Naco.
 CananeA Douglas
 Tcmbsto--. Benson
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

MT. F. F.. Currey, editor of the Tel IuriCe Journal, recently addressed the Colorado State Editorial association OF The Boycott: What it Means. Its Redress" We have received a printed copy of the address and wish it could be read by all. MT. Currey rightly denounces the boycott as an obnoxious importation from for eign country and an unlawful. un- American proceeding which should be given no foothold in this country: He refers to the blacklist as one oi the outgrowths of the boycott apd properly defines as conspiracies to work injury.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of l.. O. Milless. deceased.
 Notice is hereby giyen by the under signed. administrato Of the estate cl l.. O. Milless, deceased. to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication Of this notice 0 the said adminis-ra- tor. al the office of Judge NJ. J. Brown Bisbee the same being the place fo- the transaction of business Of said estate. in said County Of Co chise.
 CONSTANTIN MARTINELIl Administrator of the estate or L. Q.
 Nilless. deceased.
 Dated Risocc this "ia a 1t .'. tember. 1908. 92G-2'd.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

We have just Lotec that a Niagara Falls hotel clerk is under arrest fer stealing $500. This must sound ab- slId to those who have beer to the Falls. Clerks could not steai from the guests if they remained there ,0Lger than one day.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

Public sentiment merely acQUi- eSced in the selection of the Panama route. Now that Colombia bars that give the American people the canal they really denlaEded-tEe HiCa- ragua.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

We to not believe there car be much the matter with Charley Schwahs brain after all He is buy in2 him q home in Philadelphia. Next to death he will come as rear having eternal rest there as any place this side of the tomb
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

Before snow flies. Secretary Shaw. in his amiable anxiety to help out the Wall street gamblers. will probably be anticipating payment Of United States bonds for A. D 2C01.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-03

President Roosevelt explains that he totes pistol a. comUander in chief Of the Army, and Navy. But We don't remembers that the reguia- tions prescribe hip pocket weaDous as par cf his equipment