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Special Rates to St. LOUIS

Account Colorado day 1T the world'l
fair. Sept. II. For this occasion the
Missouri Pacific will make follow ins
very low round trip rates: 424. *
from Denver. Colorado Springs AND
Pueblo. limit 80 days. good in sleep.
ing cars. on sale Sept IA and Is.
@l7 25 from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, limit 10 days.
good IN chair cars and coaches. on sale
Sept. 10.
Correspondingly low rates from all
Colorado points. For further parti
culars ask your agent or address H. e
Kooser. G. W. r. & p. A., I7O(
Stout street, Denver.
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The thing that always pieases and
satisfies the good housewife 10 the
Champion favoring extracts. Sold
only through agents. Gall on Mrs.
Mary F. Littlejohn for these goods
313 Pixies Peak Ave T.
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Hs Sold Piles Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy.

have sold Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for more than twenty years
and it has given entire satisfaction. I
have sold pile Of it and can recon.
mend it highly. Joseph McEihiney.
Linton, Iowa. You will find this
remedy . good friend when troubled
with . cough or cold. 1t always
affords quick relief and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all druggi lists.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-20

Florence has more politicians t.
the square inoh than any town Of it,
atze in Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-20

Morris Blumburg is again at old
stand 4l8 W. Main. Will pay high
est market price for junk and all
kinds of metal. IS.tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-19

Manila, Mar. 19.-The news of al
important military engagement. have
j,.st been received from, Cataholo the
capital of the province of Mindanoa.
On March 7th detachments of the
18th and 23rd cavalry. troop B of
the 14th cavalry and Gatley's bat
terry, in all $50 strong, under the
command of General Leonard Wood
attacked the fort which was held by
Datto Ali. who resists the anti-sla-
very law. His defensive works were
destroyed and their abandonment
forced by the accurate fire of the
battery. Two thousand Moros made
their retreat with a loss of one hun
dred. The Americans sustained no
loses. Twenty-four cannon, forty-six
lantacas (native artillery and a
large quantity of ammunition were
captured and the Notifications were
razed. Datto Iybangum and his re-
tainers were captured. The troops
are trailing Ali.
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See Deys LoDae Line Rugs Art Squares New

tablished a reputation for handling
only the most dependable qualities
of merchandise in all lines, and only
the newest styles, and it has become
a well known saying that IF it is
from the Joyce Pruit Co. store it is
proper" Many of the ladies who at
tended the millinery opening declar-
ed that the hats shown were the
most exquisite creations ever shown
in the city, and the beautiful and
expensive souvenirs were highly ap-
preciated by the ladies' Mr. Garner
who is the buyer for this popular
trading place of the masses is recog-
niZed as one of the best and most
critical buyers in the entire west.
He possesses the rare knack of
knowing what to buy to please and
this superior knowledgs is the
stepping stone to success in the
business.
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New York, Mar. 18.-The suspen-
sion of Daniel J. Sully & Company,
the senior member of which is Dan
iel j. Sully an operator whose deal
ings in and manipulation of the cot
ton market have been the sensation
of the speculative world for several
years, was announced on the cotton
exchange today This announcement
came at the close of a long decline
in the prices of future contracts.
After the suspension was announced
Sully locked himself in his Office and
declined to give out any statement.
There are many wild guesses as to
his liabailities but all agree that
they must be up in millions.
New Orleans, Mar. 18.-The an
nouncement of the failure of Suliy
created a tremendous sensation on
the cotton exchange and tremen-
dous slump. Shortly after the bulle-
tin came over the wires the market
was reported down to $40 per bale.
New York, Mar 19.-Daniel J. Sui
ly, Samuel A. B. Morse, Edwin Had
ley. Jr. and William P. Fagan, car
rying on business under the name of
Daniel j. Sully & Co.. dealers in
cotton, coffee and grain. today as
signed for the benefit of their cred
itors to Joseph H. Hadley. Sully re-
fused to make any statement but
through clerk announced that he
hoped to resume within four days.
Matters were found in better shape
today than was hoped last night
Superintendent King of the cotton
exchange called upon Sully today
and got him to sign contracts re-
leasing upward of one million dollars
of margin money due to cotton bro
kers in this city and at various
points in the country.
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DR.. r. w. SEWARD.
Who Brought Nine Invalids Here
Four Months Ago Leaves For
New York City.

New York City.
Dr. F.. w. Seward who came here
four months ago left this week for
Hot Springs, Ark. and will leave
from that point for his home, and will
return here next fall He brought
nine invalids here and has been on
the Millhiser ranch with them All
the invalids have been wonderfully
benefited by the pure country sun
shine and air, and are on the road
to recovery. He has sent three of
the patients to the northern part of
the territory, three left with him
and four remained here.
DR.. Seward is a we'll known New
York City practitioner. He recover
ed his health in New Mexico years
ago and well knows the value of the
climate to cure lung trouble, if the
persons who are threatened with the
disease come here in time. He has
made numerous trips to New Mexi-
co, and this was his second trip to
the Pecos Valley.
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The Dog Poisoner is Out.

That despicable. cowardly wretch
the dog poisoner is out, and if you
care anything for your pet dog it
would be advisable to keep him in.
Will Bucy's little brown dog was
poisoned few nights ago. He was
Found in front of Morrison Bros
store with piece of poisoned meat
near by. The little dog was harm
less, and the boy is heart broken ov-
er the death of his pet. 1t would be
q good thing If the coward who is
the poisoner would get on the out
side of about two pounds of some
deadly mixture. George w. links
pet dog was poisoned few weeks
ago, and he said that he would give
fifty dollars to apprehend the coward
who put out the poison
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There are scenes of joy and mirth
at the depot here when people who
came here invalids depart for their
homes well and happy. And there
are more frequent scenes that are
pathetic in the extreme and heart
rending to the friends and relatives
and are going home to die Fathers
with wife and children. mothers with
husband and children. brother and
with friend. invalid with nurse and
some poor unfortunates who are ccn-
PEELED to make the trip alone. with
only the Kindness o. the conductor
~ poxeer = aeRend upoa. va
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SPRING OPENING.
At the Joyce-Pruit Co.'s Store Tues
day Was Success.

At the Joyce-Pruit Co.'s Store Tues
day Was Success.
The social event of the week was
the spring millinery opening at the
Co.'s store Tuesday It
was one of the most successful and
best attended ever given in Roswell.
The big store was thronged the en-
tire day and hundreds of ladies view
ed the latest creations in millinery
from the fashion centers of the
world. Miss Mel Coffy. the new mil
liner. was becomingly attired and
presided with ease and grace. She
won the admiration Of ali who atten-
ded the opening. American beauty
roses and carnations we're presented
~ souvenirs of the occasion. also
30 tcards With scenes around Ros-
welI wers m senled m the hundreds
~. o1 zIIil ~ A.xe 6rznly -
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Pr. Mccanna of albuquerque VIII

P. F. McCanna of Albuquerque who
has been in the city for several days
on business trip, left last evening
for points south. He is the adjuster
for New Mexico for the ST. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Company and
came here to adjust the loss on the
building and contents of d. W.
SCOTS store which was destroyed
by fire several days ago. An amica-
BILE settlement was made and all par
ties interested were satisfied.
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will therefore be excluded from all
connection with the army movements
Yin Kow. Mar 19-The German
consul at Tien Tsin will arrive at
New Chwang tonight. 1t is reported
that Russian officials have approach
ed Germany with the object of en-
gaging German protection for Rus
sian property in New Chwang, par
ticularly the Russo-C Chinese bank,
and that this is the object of the
consul's visit. 1t is thought unlikely
that Germany will undertake the
task which it is reported that France
has recently declined. There are no
Chinese laborers in the vicinity of
New Chwang constructing defenses,
though the Russian infantry are con-
Quoting evolutions on the plain about
the fort
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WILD DISORDER.
Marked Opening of Congressional
Hnnunn%ian

Marked Opening of Congressional
Convention.
Cleveland. O., Mar. 19.-Wild dis
order marked the opening of the 26th
congressional district convention to-
day as the result of a fight between
Dick and the Filipino" factions
The trouble started when Dicks
men nominated Charles Leach as
presiding officer. The other faction
had already selected J. c. Ware of
Lake county for Chairman. When
Leach attempted to take the chair
he was assaulted by a Filipino"
and a hand to hand fight followed
finally arrived and restored partial
order. Each faction, however, nomi-
mated it's own committee and ticket.
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w. l. Cook of Checotah. I. T.. who
recently located here on the King
place northeast of town. was joined
yesterday by his wife and mother-in-
law. Mrs. H. J. Nimons. They will
reside here permanently. Mr.. Cook
was a Checotah merchant He Is de-
lighted with Roswell and does not
regret the change.
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HACK DRIVER KILLED.

Decoyed Into Outskirts of Kansas
City and Shot.
Kansas City. Mo-. Mar. 19.-Albert
Ferguson, a non-union hack driver,
was shot and fatally wounded today
by one of four men. presumably stri-
kers, who decoyed him to the out
skirts of the city. The quartet es-
capped Ferguson answered a call for
downtown hotel. where four men.
one of them dressed as a woman.
entered the carriage. When they
alighted later they attacked and a.
nally shot Ferguson. In another part
of the city Andrew Myers. nom
union hack driver, was badly beaten
by union men. No arrests were made
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Democratic City Convention To-
Night at Court House, at 7:30.
A Home Packing Plant.

Roswell is soon to have a packing
Company completes it's new building,
ment. This they intend to do about
May 1st. 1t is their intention soon to
be able to pack all the hogs that
are raised in the Pecos Valley This
kind of an establishment is some
thing that Roswell has long needed
and it's establishment will be hailed
with delight by our people.
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If troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach. use Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will get quick relief For
sale by all druggists.
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DuNkARDs HEARD FROM.
The Statement is That They Report
ed Favorably on the Site.

The committee of Dunkards who
were here several days ago for the
purpose of confirming the site alrea-
near this city have been heard from,
and the statement is that they re-
ported favorably, and that the immi-
grafton of the Dunkard families will
commence in the near future. Four
of the party. who were here were SO
highly pleased that they purchased
property near the city. The morning
the Dunkards left they were taken
to the First National Bank and in
troduced to E. A. Cahoon. the cashier
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Democratic City Convention To
Night at Court House, at 7:30.

Miss Margaret Anderson arrived
here last evening and will be the
guest Of Mrs. James X Y. Suther-
land for few weeks. She is from
Rocky Ford, Colorado. and lived in
this city several years ago. her faith
"A formerly owning the Diamond A
rsnch twenty miles vest Miss An
1s1o - many friend1 here
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We have a fine lot of California
Privet for hedges. Now is the time
to set it. Alameda Greenhouses
Mrs. J. p. Church, proprietor.
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Save your orders for garden and
dooryard flowers and place them with
the Alameda Greenhouses where you
can buy them just as cheap as from
catalogues of houses In other parts
of the country and you have the ad-
vantage of getting stronger stock
that is already acchmated to the Pc
cos Valley.
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Democratic City Convention To
Night at Court House, at 7:30.
Charged With Theft.

Word was received here yesterday
from Carlsbad that Ethel Lee was
wanted there on the charge of lar
ceny. She was apprehended in the
tenderloin district and was taken to
Carlsbad last evening by Sheriff Cic-
ero Stewart of Eddy county, who
Artesia.
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GENERAL WOOD ATTACKS FORT
AND CAPTURES iT.
MoRoS RETREAT

The Defensive Works are DESTROYED.
The Americans Sustained No Loss.
American Hands.-The Moro Loss
in Killed is One Hundred.
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ANOTHER FAILURE.

j. n. Garrison Overloaded on the
Cotton Market.
New York, Mar 19.-At the open
ing of the cotton exchange today the
suspension of J. H. Garrison is an
nounced The failure is comparative
ly unimportant. A statement from
the secretary was read in which he
said that he hoped the embarrass-
ment was only temporary and that
Mr.. Garrison would resume in the
near future.
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Reports il Very Dry.

Eliza White. proprietor of the
Grand Central, returned last even
ing from q trip to his sheep camp
70 miles north. He reports the coun-
try very dry and says there is not
enough grass to feed goose. The
sheep are In good condition. but
they will not be that way long If
it does not rain in the near future,
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H. A. Jenkins Of Mansfield. La.
is here prospecting. Mr.. Jenkins Is
an old friend of Marshal Rascoe and
Mr.. Hollingsworth and will probably
locate here
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Lambino Ground For Rent.

Will rent 1920 acres nearly all
fenced with plenty of water on Fec
os river near Artesia.
lot John Richey, Artesia. N. NJ.
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death staring them in the face. and
which would blessed relief to un-
fasten the grip OF relentless dread
disease. consumption which is annu-
ally claiming it's thousands.
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Fruit Trees.

We have few hundred Gano
and Missouri Pippin left which we
will close out at low figure.
=. RICHEY & DeFREEST.
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ST. Petersburg, Mar 19-The Rus
sian troops continue to pour into
northern Corea. They are in excel
lent condition. 1t is said that ty-
anese forces.
st. Petersburg, G:30 p. No. Mar.
19.-The governments private infor-
nation is not reassuring as regards
China's sincerity in observing neu-
trail attitude Secret advices indicate
that at least powerful party in the
Chinese government is abetting the
Japanese Although at first reluctant
to credit these reports, the Russian
authorities continue to receive evi-
dence that the. Japanese contemplate
landing on Chinese neutral territory
west of the Lao river. and 1900
men are being held especially to
await developments in that district.
Moreover. the Emperors naval ex-
perts are of the opinion that Admi-
raj Togo's fleet is coaling and pro-
vfsioning in obscure Chinese ports
between it's appearances off Port
Arthur. It is figured that the fleet
would not have time to return to
Japanese ports for that purpose.
Seoul, Mar. 19-Emboldened by
%la c;rl,t ~ tho ovooution in tho cifv
prison Wednesday, at night thirty
condemned prisoners made a dash
for liberty. They attacked the guard
and fought their way through the
gates half naked. The criminals had
been imprisoned three years charged
with assisting the Corean refugees
who escaped to Japan in 1900. Fear
ing possible trouble Japanese mill
tary guards have been distributed
throughout the city. although every
thing so far is quiet.
Berlin, Mar. 19-It is learned
from thoroughly reliable source that
very large orders for ammunition
have been lodged by several govern
ments with German powder facto-
ries. The most important countries
concerned are China. Turkey. and
Spain. So great is the demand that
work is being carried on at q high
pressure. and even one powder mill
that had been closed for year has
been re-oDened.
The Franfurter Zeitung today says
the Russian government has just or
dered- 1000 railway cars in Russian
Poland for delivery within the next
three months.
Ebee Foo. 600 .. ND Mar 49,
Private dispatch received from Muk-
dIea statks ithkt battle has taken
cQiee 1ktt1ss Yalu IN which the Rus
slaus,s claim stos have captnfed 500
prjeoners.
Toxic, Mar. I9Th British minis
ter refuses To endorse the applica-
tfon X Halee. correspondent Of the
Ially News to accompany the Jap
oa6oe army, giving ~ ! rearon that
kis rerort. from the TransvaaI dur
x3S f|Ie Hoars - we're slanderous
RIIi1I, army. The Japanese
t6et alI corres5
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CITY CONVENTION.
Meets at 7:30 Tonight at the
Court House.

Meets at 7:3o Tonight at the
Court House.
The Democratic city convention
will meet tonight at the court house
lowing is the list of delegates that
have been selected by the several
wards
First Ward.
DIR. E. H. Skipwith.
r. w. Cathey
J. A. Foreman.
j. A. Cottingham.
H. F. M. Bear.
]. A. Champion.
Second Ward.
Geo. L. Wyllys.
R. M. Parsons.
John c. Peck
DR.. r. l.. Bradley.
C. P. Shearman.
Third Ward.
F. II. Lea
Clarence Ullery.
]. S. Kirby
A. NJ. Robertson.
F. Williams.
B. F. Smith.
Fourth Ward.
W. t. Wells
Jerry Simpson.
J. T. Carlton
Fifth Ward.
A. l.. Whiteman.
C. c. Emerson.
]. l.. Wilson.
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Surplus Market value. $.71O,S42.
Organized. 1845 Address w. ].
Cardwell, General Agent Albuquer-
que, N M. Ct.
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CHINA IS
RESTLESS
A POWERFUL PARTY is ABET.
TING THE JAPANESE.
A BIG LAND BATTLE

Private Report That Russia Has
Captured 1900 Prisoners.-Euro-
pean Powers Placing Large Ammu-
milton Orders With German Fac
tories.-Russia Orders Railway
Cars.
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THEY ASSIGN FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THEIR CREDITORS.
WILL RESUME SOON

Matters Were in Much Better Shape
To-Day Than Yesterday.-They
Signed Contracts To-Day Releasing
Over a Million Dollars to Cotton
Brokers. They Hope to Resume
Within Four Days.
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Type Writing and Shorthand.

Pupils desiring to learn the touch
method of type writing and short
hand in a two months course call on
Miss Bishop at Mrs. Mehle's No.
302 North Richardson
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Now is the time to SOW bluegrass
and white clover. Bone meal Is good
to make your lawn green.-Rosweil
Produce & Seed Co. II
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Wanted.

A reliable man to represent the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co..
of Newark. New Jersey. at Roswell
n. NJ.
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George Nicklos. wife and seven
children arrived Thursday night from
La Junta. Colo. and will make their
future home here. Two more chil-
dren arrived yesterday evening Win
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Money to loan on personal. real
and chattle. c. c. c. White. 4OS NJ
Spring River Ave. s. & M
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Flies are coming. Go to the Pecos
Valley Lumber Co. for your screen
doors.
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WILL BE HERE TOMORROW
Dr.. Beaumont will be in the
city Tomorrow. Those Who
have not yet heen able to zee
him should call ut the Grand
Central.
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Democratic City Convention To.
Night at Court House, at 1880.
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Democratic City Convention To.
Night at Court House at 7:3o.
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Democratic City Convention To
Night II Court House, It $50.
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Democratic City Convention To.
Night at Court House at 1880.
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J. T. EVANS. Adjutant.
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Notice.

Members of the Valverde Camp No.
1890 U. c. v. are requested to as
semble at the court house at / p.
m, March 26, 1904.
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J. A. FOREMAN.
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Acting Commander.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28

CONTEST NoTicE-Department Of
the Interior. U. s. Land Office, Lew
istown, Mont, Dec. 81, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed In this Office by
ERNEST ELKINS.
OF Fergus county, Mont, contestant.
against homestead entry No. 2080.
made August 9Th, 1900, for the Ell
nek, sec %, and WIZ nwA, sec "a,
tp Is n, r 16 e, by William H. Ride
nour. contestee, In which 1t Is alleg-
ed that the said william II. Ridenour
has wholly abandoned said homestead
entry and the land embraced there
by, for a period Of more than six
months last past; that said land has
not been cultivated or improved. ex-
cept a small log cabin not at for habi-
tation, and that such absence from
said land vas not due to his employ
ment In the army or navy OF the Unit
ed States during any var In. which
the United States was engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
q. m. on February It'll. 1905. before
the register and receiver at the Unit
ed States land Office In Lewistown,
Mont.
The said contestant having. in q
proper affidavit, filed December 9Th,
1904, set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service
of this notice can not be made. 1t Is
hereby ordered and directed that such
notice be given by due and proper
publication.
EDWARD BRASSEY, Register.
First publication Dec. 28.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-28
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

OF All Persons and Property Owing
Taxes in Fergus County, State Of
Montana for the Year 1904.