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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
EXTENSIVE TRIP
MUCH ENJOYED
Jay TurIey Has Much to Say as Re-
CARDS His Recent
Travelling.

!! When seen by representative OF
the New Mexican,l Jay Turley, the O..
S. government surveyor, said, Eyes.
Mrs .Turley and myself have just re-
turned from our wedding trip, which
extended over six thousand miles OF
our glorious country. 1t was fine trip
and we made visits in all the larger
cities in Idaho, Utah, Colorado and
Missouri
While in Boise, Idaho, the state en-
gineers from all over the west met on
September 18th and 18th and formed
an association, the object of which is
to help, aid and assist irrigation de-
velopment generally and especially to
work in unison along interstate
streams. was present at all their ses-
sions and presented many features OF
irrigation development, interesting to
them, which we in New Mexico have
to contend with.
MANY good and strong resolutions
were adopted which will be presented
to the legislatures of all the arid states
to assist them in obtaining similar irri-
cation laws.
Crops have been very good west of
the Rockies in the Northwest and a
"full dinner pail" spirit prevails every
where.
1--WE visited two weeks in Boise City,
Idaho, and spent a week at the Worlds
Fair in st. Louis. The Exposition Is
grand. provided myself with a ped
ometer, and according to its registra-
ton, we walked 1915 miles seeing the
exhibits and this does not count the
riding we did, either, and we only got
a mere glance, as it were, at what there
is to be seen. To be sure, we visited
all the points of interest at the Fair,
but we could not spend the time we
really needed to see it as it should be
seen.
"New Mexico makes very good dis
play for the appropriation it had to ex
bend. Great credit is due those ir
whose charge the exhibits were placed
but / was q little disappointed thai
more of our agricultural resources
4 were not on exhibition. A strangel
passing through the Agricultural ant
Horticultural buildings might become
Eimbued with the idea that the Peco'
Valley is the only place where agri
cultural pursuits are followed in New
i Mexico, Very few specimens are OF
exhibition from other. parts of the Tel
ritory.
owing to the bad conditions OF trav
ell, had not received any mail TO
some time and did not know until M
return that Governor M. A. Otero ha'
appointed me q delegate to the Terri
, torial Irrigation Convention which me
2 in Albuquerque on the 11th and LIT
r insts. Nor did know on just wha
$ date the session was to be held. and
e am indeed more than sorry that wa
b unable to attend it's meetings and t
k There speak of the opinions and conclus
ions of the Associated Engineers. Blu
/ hope to attend the session OF the NJ
tional irrigation Congress in Fl Pas
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THEY WILL TOUR
THE TERRITORY
Republican Campaign Party Headed by
Governor Otero and Senator An
drews Left This Afternoon.

The Republican campaign party le1t
Santa Fe at 1/o'clock today over the
Santa Fe Railway in the priv
ate car Rocket" In the party were
Governor M. A. Otero, Senator W. n.
Andrews, Judge A. ]. Abbott, A. nj.
Bergere, Captain D. j. Leahy, OF Ala
mogordo, Jose D. Sena and A. S. Ad-
ans. The party will make their flrst
stop at Las Vegas, but will attempt to
reach Mora this evening for the frst
meeting of this tour. Every town and
city of Importance in the Territory Will
be visited and the party will not re-
turn to Santa Fe until the evening OF
November 5th.
The following is the itinerary OF the
party:
Leave Santa Fe, Wednesday, October
10, arriving in Mora by way of Las Ve'
gas in the evening; meeting at Mora
in the evening. Arrive at Las Vegas
Thursday the Goth; meeting in the ev-
ening. Leave Las Vegas at 6 a. m. on
the 21st, arriving at Springer for meet
| ing at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon; leave
Springer 1880, arriving at Ration at
4 o'clock of the same day; meeting
there in the evening; leave Ration the
same evening, arriving at Folsom IN
the morning of the 22d; meeting at
O'Clock in the morning. Leave Folsom
at 10, arriving at Clayton for meeting
at / D. m. Leave Clayton for Tucum
carl; meeting there at in the evening
leave Tucumcari morning of 2Sd, for
Santa Rosa; meeting at 10 Monday
morning, the oath. Leave Santa Rosa at
noon, arriving at Captain the same ev
ening. Leave Captain Tuesday even
ing for rmeeting at Lincoln on afternoon
of 25th; meeting at White Oaks, and
leave Carrizoza at p. m. the 26th, ar
rive at Alamogordo at $3.50 O'Clock the
same evening for meeting at that time
Leave in the morning of the 9th fol-
Tularosa. meeting at 10 o'clock a. M.
leave for Ell Paso in the afternoon ant
leave that city for Carlsbad at s p. m
of the 9th, arrive at Carlsbad morn
| ing of the 2Sth and hold meeting ii
the evening. Leave for Roswell 2Stl
and hold meeting there at | O'Clock il
the afternoon; leave same day for Po,
tales with evening meeting there
leave for Deming the same night. arrl,
ing there 31st; meeting at Deming il
: the morning and in Silver City in tn
evening of the 31st; arrive, at LAX
J Valley on morning of November LIST
. meeting at Hillsboro in the evening
{ | meeting at Socorro evening Of z
Leave Socorro morning Of the Sd, arri,
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BURGLARS MADE
A GOOD HAUL
Mrs. Frederick Lewis, Of This City
Victim of a Robbery in Al
buquerque.

The Albuquerque Journal has the fol-
lowing account of burglary in that
city Monday night last in which Mrs.
Frederick Lewis, of this city, lost some
valuable jewels. The Journal says:
"The boarding house conducted by
Mrs. l.. J. Rummell at pa West Silver
Avenue, was robbed last night between
and II o'clock, the burglars getting
away with rings and jewelry valued at
several hundred dollars. Mrs. Rum
mel and her daughter, Mrs. Fred Lew
is, of Santa Fe, are the principal losers
by the burglary, all of the jewelry TAX
en- having been secured from the rooms
occupied by them on the ground floor
of the house.
"Mrs. Rummell and her daughter left
the house early in the evening to at
tend the carnival, and did not return
, until II oclock, when they discovered
| that the door of their rooms, which had
been locked when they left the house.
had been opened and the rooms ran
sacked from one end to the other.
Mrs. Lewis had left several valuable
rings in the house, and these, with con-
siderable other jewelry were missing.
There is no clue to who did the job,
although it is evident that the burglar
or burglars either possessed key to
the room, or used skeleton key.
j "This is the second bit of house,
breaking to be reported to the police
during the week of fair festivities. The
house of E. L. Medler, on West Tijeras
Avenue, was robbed last Friday night
of jewelry and other small articles of
value, though the burglars did not
have time to complete the work, since
much valuable silver was left ultouch-
ed. Fortunately, Mrs. Medler. who was
away from home when the work was
done, was wearing her more valuable
jewelry. Here also the police have as
yet been unable to find clue"
@@s@@&s@%s<@%e%%%s
ing at Los Lunas at II a. m. for meet
: ing at that hour; arrive at Gallup for
! meeting in the evening; leave Gallup
/ at midnight, arrive at Albuquerque on
i the 4th; leave there in the evening for
Estancia arriving at noon of the 5th:
; meeting at o'clock in the afternoon.
: after which the special will leave for
4 Santa Fe, where big mass meeting
e will be held in the evening of that day,
e Saturday, November 5th.
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TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES.

Washington, D. c.. Oct. 19.-The
President, has instructed Secretary OF
war Taft at an early date to proceed
to Panama to confer with the president
of that republic with a; view to set
tling the differences which have ar
isen between the two countries.
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RuMoR IS DENIED.

London, Oct. 19.-At the off1ce mere
of the Cunard Steamship Company, the
rumor published in America that tne
steamships Slavonia passed Gibraltar
octAbe4l 1th is denied as the omciais
cannot see how she could be anywhere
In the neighborhood Of the Spanish
coast as the vessel is due at New York
Oct. ED.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19

The New Mexican Printing Com
pany will do your lob work Win neat
ness and dispatch.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-10-19
BRITISH ADMIRAL DEAD.

. London, Oct. 19.-Admiral Van Sit
tart is dead. He was born July 21,
1918, and was retired in 1873.
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Adyestistng pays. Try II and zee.
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ssOfatiOnen in Seras getpunidlt.

Die Srisco= =Spltem 2anb. ssmmi.
grations IifociatiDn lenft bereits
ibren Sell Der @inmanoeruna mad,
9eras.
9reibunoertunofiinf5ie glQenten
oieler Nii0ciatipn oon Often uno
gtoroen boben iOeben cine 9our ourh
SeroS beenoet uno fib nacb oen 6iilfss
quellen oe8 Staates &c. erfunoiat.
I'm Die Eatia1en ben 6eimItdtteiu.
bern Der dlteren Staaten better ppr<
fiihren au f0nnen.
Dieie NilDciation iIt bic uirf<
iataite, Die es giebt; iie bat WQenten
IN ben gansen Ser. Staten. WplIt
Sbr Guer gieentun, auf Dem 2anbe
ooer in oer Staot, uertaufen, tpiinIdat
<Sbr Sapital fit 5abrifen uoer
iraeno cine Snouitrie, icbreibt an
st. 9. 2emon, Getretdr oes ssm-
miaratiOn8 Bureaus, Dept. q.
5riscD @ebauoe. ct. 2uuis, Wau.
6. u. 0ugbes,
Observation-Disclosures sNQent.
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500 8elphumua, 800.

Sie 2eier oisIer 3eitune merSeu T9 freueu su er.
fabrsn oab es tpsnigfens cine estardtete Rra1tbei
eiebt. ipelds bic Wiien@aft in ap ibren stufen ~
heilen I'm 5tanSe 1T; oal,s atarrb=Rur 1T Die eis
sise est Der dr3tiden Brberi9att befannte poEtipt
6ur. aotarrB erforbert als cine gonititutonstrant=
belt eine eonftitutionelle 8ebanblung 6aps Ra.
tarrb =ur miro iilnerl9 eenommen tlo prit bireti
auf bas giut unb Die ialeimisen Sberildden bes
gpfems, babur6 bic @runolaee per Rrant6eit ,ers
bic @onftution bes R5rpers aulbaut Ino Der Vat,l,
in ibrenl @erte bilft Ste GgentMmer baben ID
uiel @ertrauen 5u ibren eiftrdften, SoB e elm bur.
bert Dollars 8elobnune fir jeSen Sal anbieten,
ben he sn tiriren perfeblt aaBt Gua eine 2ife bon
3eueniiien tomnlen. man aoreifre;
G.S. @.benep & Co., RpfeSo Ohio.
= ~ WeItalft bon alen @pot5eterh, preis rs
Gents Die fSlai6e.
G,aH's ssamtItens y iien Iuo Die beiten.
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E y & ..

= Sn 6oultou uaren Die BGder=
oeIeuen ndbreno Der lebten Sage ant
Streit. baben ieboh ihre Gtreitias
teiten ourd einen 8erQleicl init Den
Weiitern gereaelt. burdl oen oiele
ibrer Jorperuugen belptliigt iino.
S. 81. Wtano. Der Erdiioent oer
@lf @itp 9tatioual 8onf in Glf
9th, Otlaboma, tpelber iuegen ans
eebliber unterlhlaaune oerboitet
nDroen mar. bat iid) i'm @efdnanis
su Dallas eridplien.
- Gin 8ienensuhter in See
@ountp bat pDn elmer Droauen'
Sirlna in B1ilaoelp6ia eine Beitel=
lung auf 5000 8ienenitaheln erbal=
ten. Die in oenlelben entbaltene
Slifiiateit lou afs Wittel aeaen ben
Gbeumatismus uun qruBem 8erte
iein.
Sim IL. Suli miro Der 8abn=
uerfebr 5miiben Corpus @briiti ano
Brownsville iiber Die neue st.
2Duia, Brownsville uno Merif0
Babn erDffnet nerten.
- Gin Gertreter Der Buamans
@eiellfd3aft bat neulid) erfldrt, baB
menn bic i'm 81. Diitrifteeribt abge.
gebene gutlbeibune beaiiglib Der
8erlebung oes Inti- 9ruiteeIeses pon
ben bDberen Snitansen aufre9t aez
halten tpiiroe. Die @eieuibaft nabr=
iheinlid ben 0etrieb ibrer Shlaf=
tuageu in yeras aufeeben miifie.
- Der Sfaot bat in brei Brus
seffen. bel oenen eS iib nm ipaniidJe
2anbiGenfungerlin 3apota gDuntp
banDeIte, nemOnnen.
- ysahrihten aus uerlbieoenen
@egenoen nDn Guadalupe gDuntp
melben, oaR oer Saatenitono iiberaQ
Elm gutter lit.
= Mtn Treitag rparoe Die erite
Wagenlaoung Welonen aus Speet
6Dme uerian6t.
- 9n 2uline uurbe S. @. BiibUp
gum alderman uno s. 6 Saunoers
gum Waribaa erlpdblt.
- Der 8oliaift Berg in 8eau=
mont. tuelher leinen 6hmaaer s.
.. @ainer eribofien bat. iit geeen
Stelung BON elmer 8iiraidoft pon
$4,000 in Greibeit geIest nOrben.
Sn Der 0tdbe oDn gerclair
rannten elm Nrbeiter5ua uno elm
ssrabtau3 suiammen. Niemano
tuuroe perlebt. aber Die beioen Soto.
mDtiuen uno orei Wasen bes ssracbt-
auges Derbrannten.
- Nus Temple mirb gemeloet,
oaH bort augenbliflidb siemlib piel
6afer auf ben Marft aebrabt rpirb.
Gus DeniiDn iino in bieler
SaiiUn &artoffel1 i'm gerte pun un.
gefdbr $17, 900 per5anot tuprcen.
= Die BrDbibitiuniiten BON Bra,
sDs gOuntp, tpelbe Die gountps
9omniiidre gerihtlid stpingen puls
ten. in flint Brecintten bes gDuntp
cine 2ocal Option Gabl absubal@
ten, baben ibre &laae ppr betn giuil.
Npelatipnsoertcbt in @a(ueftun cno.
giiltig uerloren.
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gSablait5es0eu.
Niir 9iFriftridter bes 81. 9iftrifts

, Die ,Treie 9reIIe" lit autpriiiert. 6errn
st. y gltinor oIs 8nnoibat fir oos 4mt
bes 0iltriftrichters bes 81. Gerldbtsois
itrifts, 8eror Gountp, an5uflnoi9e1t, abs
ban0ia bon ben bemofrntiithen &rimdr~
tuublen.
Ste ySsreie GreIie" if outoriiiert, Serrn
Mihter Nrtbur SO. Seetigio n ols
&anbt6at fir baa Nmt 6es 8iitriftrihters
bes 81. 9iitrifts, 8eIar gDut,tn, an5mfiin@
bioen, abbdneio BON ben oemDfratiIcben
&rim$rtuabfen. Gtcbter SeelieIpn tuurbe
ala Nabfpleer bpn Rihter 8rppfs bon
Gpn. Qattham ernonnt
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San antonio
International Fair
OPENS Oct. %. Closes Nov, 2
Gars= Grclrlionen CUR gSelt=
glnsitelluuf.

am II. nlp 81. Mai bertault Die
3eras uno yacitc 8abn Spesials
@rcurlions. .3idet8 na@ st. Q0uis
uno auriiG pon elIen Buntteu ibrer
9inie in 1eras. glrfauIa8 uno 2oui.
iiana iiir tueniser nls einen ssahrs
preis. Die Tidets Iino nur in ben
regelmaBiaen Cars eiiltia uno fir Die
9auer oun lirben Tqaen. g8enoei
gub an iraene einen Gaenten Der
4inle,
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Siir Gountp gdlabmeiiier.

Die n5reie 9reiie fir 9egas" ift autu=
riiiert, 5errn 8ubofpb &rii b oils
&on6i6at fir oas Gmt bes County .Ghase
neiiters non 8erar gDuntn ,ar5ufiinbi-
gen. obhdnoio BON ben 9rindrfuablen.
Die sSreie Breiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
u. 9. gSaltDn ir. als &anbioaten fir
oas Nntt 6es COUNTY 9 9abmet.
tiers att5ufiin6taen, abbdnai9 BON ben
oem0fratii6en 8rindrtnnblen am 9. ;suii.
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Siir 9ifrift s glerf.

Die ps5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
@eprge Smrfeb als &anbibaten fur
oas Nnt oes OiftrittsgIerfs 3 an5ue
tiinoigen, abbdngia bDn ben benofrottr
icben 8rimdr!uablen.
Die "6reie 8refie fir Seras" ift autos
riiiert, Serrn 6. 6. NebilI oils Saubi@
bot fir oas 9lmt oes Dihrift glerfs one
5utRhoigen. obbaner9 BON ben 8rimdra
tuahIeE.
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Gilr gerar Gpunta giaftr.

Die ,Sreie 8reiie" lit outoriiiert. Serrn
8i6ter Sc. 9. Green als 8anoibat fir
bos Imt oes gountps& s&ibters nDn 8eTar
County an5ufiinhieen, abbdn9ie bDn ben
oemofratiicben Brimdruahlen.
Die .Sreie 8refie" lit autDriiert Strrn
8eter Spnas als &onoibat fir bos
Nmt bes @ountp.&icbters BON 8erar
g0untb ansufiinoi9en, obbdngig BON Der
Hrinf1rfpahl.
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Sasenbnetts0Otel,
E0miart

I6aniilien. tuelbe ben CONNER in
oer anaeneblnen Beraluft su perbrin.
gen triiniben, iollten iebt ibre 8im.
mer belegen. Nqes neu uno tlu.
bern. gleftrildes 9iht,
9ranfe wareu Inn 8iater llidlt i'm
Sotel alb meraen and jeBt nid)t auf-
genemmen. Grnft Jneenb.sstt,
Giaeutiimer.
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aatD's u. s. .. Staten

- llab
siaibuille,' .1enn., 14.-16. Snui,
iino fiir&eiTenoe intereiIant. 5Areibt
an oas n9atD" 9epartement ,N",
Dallas. 9eras. uno frogt nod ben
Staten nah 0aiboille oia Der biret=
ten 2inieu nit 8iidreiie iiber st.
Qpnis.. Wu.
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xdaliae gonriiten sdllatwaaen

na6l @alifornien, ebenlo uad ct.
Souls Dia 9eras & Bacific Babn
pbne Wehlel. Gbreibt an irqenb
einen Tidet Sleenten meaen bieIes
lieuen Dienites pber an 6. g. 9urs
ner, 8eneral= Baiiaoier=Gaent. Bals
fa5. 2eras.
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Fir gonnth. 6 pmmIiiiuner.

9ie sSreie 8re6e" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
Srant g miners als sfau6ioat fir
oas glmt bes gpuntb=gpmrniIIiuners BON
Brecinct gto. 3. pm 8erar gDuntn onaus
fiinoigen, abbdnsis bon ben 8rimdrtpabe
Ion
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Sir Srieoensridlter oes /. preeinfts

9ie nSreie grefie" ift autoriiiert, Serrt
Nuguft $. 8ieffer. (Gupt. a. $.
8ieffer) als &anbibat fir bas Nnnt bea
sSriebensriebters oes l. 8recinfts an5us
fiin6i9en. abh6n9ie BON ben bemufrati.
idlen Hrtmariuahlen.
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Sin ifarfer gcf,ue.

Sdissn Sic ben 3nrper gesen arants
belt bur9 9utt'sspiien, Elm abIolutes
9etlnittel fur Ropfi6mer3en, Dpspep,
ia, Utularia. 0artleibiqteit unb ohnlis
ht 2eibsp,
sDas xriebrab beS 3ebens.s
Or. Sutt; Sbre 2sbsr agitlen Iinb bas
3risbrab beg 2ebens. Sd peros itets
bsm 3ufau bunibar Iein, luelder mir
bisislbsn gu meiner 9enntnih brahts.
J$s5airlsigb, Qlatte Cannon. gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Sir Epnnths sGferf

Die nSreie Breiie" lit autortiiert 6errn
5ranf G. Ren t0n als 8anbioot fir
Die gSieoertuahl gu 6em Mmt bes gDuntps
glerfs bon 8erar County arautiinbigerl,
abpdngia BON ben 8rinl6rpablen.
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SIR aonfiabler oes 1. g|reeinfts.

Die p5reie 8reKe" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
Charles S. Stebems ais 4anoibat
fir Die gSieoertpabl fir oas @mt bes
&onifa6lers oes /. 8recincts anSu<
flnbiQen.
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Sur steners Gnfleftnr i.

Die .Sreie Brefie" ift outoriiiert Serrn
Baui Meeriheiot B t nls &anoioat fir
6as Nmt bes Steuer<8ollettor bun 8erar
GDuntb ansufinoigen. abhdugie BON bem
Standardization.
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Tiir 9iftriftanmaIt ton 8erar Gnuntn,

Die .Sreie Breiie fir 9eras" 1T autu..
riIiert, Serrn $. ". WicMstill ais
8anbibat fir oas Mmt bes Siitittantpalts
BON 8erar gDuntb ansufiinbigen, abban<
gig pDn ben oenotrattlhen Hrinldr.
tpQhler.
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- CAY u Stitepadper, ,sobritous
ten be8 beriibntten S@eikbier. Guss
geaeibnete8 Sontnereetrdnt. TeIe.
pbuu ND. 504.
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Sir Gsuntu. antualt,

Die p5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriliert Serrn
Bbil. $. ShpDf als &onotbat, fir bos
Mmt oes @Duntp Qnsuafts BON 8eror
gDuntb ansufitnbi9er, abbangig bon 6en
beu1otratiidben 8rtmdr,pableu.
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NtttDtatO u xlramial
9ak 8Qhtt.

i'm Garten-Diitritt be8 Staates. OF.
lunobeit uno &lirna uniibertrofen.
1iqige 2anoereieu fiir ben syarl1er,
Warft9drtner, Dbft= uno GiebsiiHier.
Weaen gin5elbeiten menoetgud an
6. s. Wartin, @. IS. g.,
9nn NrtUniD, TernS.
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Beiudt ShulS' Saloon. gtlas
musBlas. Stets friihes Bier an
8apf '' w
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Sebr uiele aeute tennen trob
alIer @rsiebun9 ni9t ben unterihieo
srpllhen Bilouna uno ginbilbuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-18
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-18

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-10-05
Government Crop Report.

Washington, D. c., Oct. with
higher temperatures and practically no
rain during the week in the cotton
belt region, the staple has continued
to open rapidly in all sections, prema-
turely in Georgia and Mississippi and
licking has progressed under favor
able conditions. Complaints Of search
ty of labor are still received from por-
tions Of the central and eastern dis
tricts. Reports indicate that nearly
all of the cotton crop has been har-
vested in southern Georgia, and
Louisiana and Southwestern Texas,
75 per cent. in Florida, the central
portion of Georgia and Texas, 50 per
cent. and over in other instances, ex-
cept arkansas md Oklahoma, where
about one fourth is picked, and North
Carolina. where only a small portion
has been gathered. Late cotton is still
shedding. Crop is much shortened by
drouth in Tennessee, and predictions
of insects pests have injured prospects
for sny top crop in Texas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-10-05
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.

Friday night j. Conyers, the Sum-
ter Grocery Company's porter, shot
and fatally wounded Frank Burrows,
a colored man employed by the Sum
ter Bottling Works.
The trouble grew out Of a trial in
the Recorders Court about six weeks
ago in which Conyers aud negro
named George Shaw were both con-
victe1 of disturbing the public-peace
by fighting: the fight being caused
by the meeting, at Burrows house,
by these two men, who were very at
tentive to his wife.
The church took cognizance of the
affair, and on Sunday a church trial
took place, in which all of the above
named persons conspicuously pa1tici-
pated. The result of the trial is un
known however. Friday night Conyers
sent fcr Burrows, and asked if be
would come over to his (Conyers' j,
house. On being told that it would
be impossible for Burrows to comply
with his request, Conyers went over
to see him. There we're no witnesses
to the actual shooting, but man,
hearing the report of pistol, rushed
into the house and founG Burrows
lying prostrate on the floor with a
bullet wound through his left lung
! and slight wound on his forehead.
Conyers was badly cut in several
places about the head and face.
Dr.. Birnie, the attending pfysi
clan, did not probe for the bullet, on
account of its close proximity TO the
wounded mans heart.
Dr.. Birnie says that the wound is
very serions one. and does not look
for the recovery of the patient. His
(, breathing is very laboriou>.
! Cn,.ers is how in the custody Of
the police.