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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21

In the resu-yey which has jus. been
Completed ~ the cs.eArs tee MSSea snd
piXoas Line between Penasylva : 4
sad Maryland Soale Of tie o.lstua.
boundary stones we're found = ria ~
Others were doing duty n he ne
h.o-Aooi SIS door steps - ovens: oat
served SIS 3 turhS.oae. ana iwo hsa
been used n building church asa. tie
NAi3onA. Pike TIE arbitrary las
which The! marked bAs 9,Ara3 : more
:2aro-&n; 7a.- IN .Ae history o. Ills
con;lpea: than 1asny natural hound.
a-y o. q. -a2rs imposing a?3aa ~ aee.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
HANNA DENIES AGAIN.
gain Insists He Is NOT Candidate
for President

T..1>brrc. Jan l>->eaAto- NJ. 4
Hanna. II al interview here sid.
Il have St...i oa1 TWO hundred rsa--
soma. letters DENYING that su. s cA.a
6ada1e n. the presidency, a,ad I Do Nc.
Wan; Il, te considered as such con.
>lse- all >y.ch fals $ cloSe.: incident =
/ he alleged oppa>.1.aa Ia the ,1orr,rA.
hon q President Roosevelt has been
'Yt.-si>ia-2aai<,a and magnitude s-aa1..y
ny Democratic papers ani Others with
DezlaCc7'a13c y~,c..v:t.s4>
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
rAil.>.i 10 t,tnd rar,,n rnll-

- N@ta->,o,s-e Jan ~ II .i.>,,afc :
fTAgT N~S@tSA. Eastern Siberia. tsAfx.s
Jan. Is SAYS that naeas1gar II the
eNi>asstaAsa Commanded by Lieutenant
AA>oAA.AS has arrived there ana -,
G,nsTas that the etfo7T> AZ the sxye,i.-
f4oa 4, &sd iSa-on Toll ~ New S.hs-
ia ana Bennett .>lalsa. IL the Arotac
,oaa., have lseasa unsuccessful. isA-ay.
Toll left a,,,a..asnt> ~ Bennett SLAM:
showing that he ts.-.ae; sa@f.Aw war:
Novag.a .,eT ). la03
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Corporal rauucr'> job.

Washington. Jan - 1t Is author.
itStiveN announced that CoTl,ara.
James Tanner WILL he appointed re
s>,a,N!eT .. wills .. the Distract y. o.,
,ulnln.a, There MAS some ts.A II xiv
i,lS him ;he rss.rnad misunderstanding
made vacant by tiysne-a, l,al1c>tysA; :
death. lYat .he NSNTiNNT:s. ala .aai wish II.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Col. lynch to he Liberated.

London, Jan. la-The Weekly Dis
patch says tina: C>>l Arthur Lynch.
who Commanded the Irish brigade
against The British forces during the
MAT IN South Africa a,,si who Was aft.
erNarvi convicted II treason and sen
fenced IL imprisonment. tn- life. Viii
Na,i,N,Ts.ssd s; all early date
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Iacs-.a Gueta:ierS.

wheai-B lpas.sm. &c: clah. *.
Cat;!H-Stee7s~ 404,4c per cwt-,
COWS. SGs$4c-
ees-4t4e-
ts0ss-s..c
Eoal.7Y-Tl.vseys, dressed 200 2sc:
tA'tSeas dressed S7-.as. i-.9c,
ducks dressed tx geese. dressed
.Sc- lAVe-Chickeas, l4t. ducks. .lc;
geese, lie; ;a-keys, -
ssui;t7-Wa s.hiz1stc- CREAMERY. SIC:
ranch, l4c Naasfs-n tpA. - q 3fc-
Eess-fvasA ranch, 50G52c. Easi,
e.. .SG36c-
oa;s-s2s so@as; rolled GAS. $3.50
G2kSa
HAYS. Alfalfa stc-wAea1 Aay.
;3naotAy. sa2.4: A,ps>
grass SIS: clover, slSso G1-s0; s.
talta. sl4SoGl5sA
Fea4->oog1~ s2S wheat s2-6 q !.
harley, whole grain, s2as0: role:
s2:-:o, s-a.a- So; Shorts So.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Win A,>t,epI Treaty.

Washington Jan, l>-The senate
committee on foreign relations Is con
>;t.esii2S al amendment ID the ps,ls4la,;a
canal sstesty SigeciGs 4, oo;sa.,..aS fox
the nste3 States $ cTaa te- concession
N regard ~ .ngs>ssc1Asa NVoT the ha--
hons adjacent A. the ha:,NnT .. Panama,
i>N;h Republican ana pess,>o rain, ,.as,.l.
hers admit thai he t1saA1y W.. he TAI,
.T,ss
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21

Fire IS the grestes, 81 Architects
Cities would make but mean proErcSs
without an OCCASIONAL coansgva:.oa
Men will bold on 70 q ramsAsckie prop-
e.ty till L rots Whole sections Q.
cities are disdgu7ed by decsy.ns sirrc-
lures Along comes the FIRE: eyesa7es
disappear and in their pisces rise solid
structures Il keeping with the sc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Spain IL BUILD a Navy.

Madrid. Jan. la-rhe Spanish ns
val i,NNlr.am rrNv,des for the immtsi,.
ate construction N four cruisers and
forty auxiliary vessels. and the rs>,r-
gam cation If the entire service Alto
re:her at>,u. S6e. 600 900 is involved.
~ which $40. Nn0. 900 Will X, devoted
~ the :srs,na,S
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Man Settle in Cuba.

Havana. Jan. l9.-rhe former E,>er
ed here from Mexico and Will study
Cuban conditions with the Idea ~
forming u colony II Et>ey> here
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
SHlNGlE WAR At AN END.
Spokane Dealers and Millmrn Reach
An Agreement.

Spokane. Jan la-The shingle war
IS practically over With the excep-
tion II fixing certain conditions the
ShinlSe Dealers and the mills have
come 10 All understanding II is I'M
derStr,Ni the retail lumterlnen Will pay
the shinsle mills $l.>S per Thousand.
which is 10 cents leSSt han they paid
last wear
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21
Holland Extradition Treaty.

Washington. Jan. 10 - Secretary
Hay and Raron Gerva;s, minister of
the Netherlands. have signed an extra.
dition treaty, which Will he Sent III
rleiiate,y 10 the senate
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-21

Acca71,2s 70 a3v.css t-o-s - Twas
UT Department tie sars-a-sa: II n
e; PhL2dsl71-z III cszss - s...sd
IT,: pennies =: E t1s, .ha-s s,sl-s ROW
s1-p.u&rt q LIS k.o5 a. cu.7e.scr
= .1e country. During The $50 S~s
!sz-s S.l.,At.ho SIS pennies axre beer
sA.qpe3 t-o2 tas Ta.lzdslga.4 mi.
w1c1 s :1s c-.y o2s tAx; cams the
--ca-1 pieces 10 vx-5ols paris u ,a+
coL1.-y. Be,wesa July : laa- ana
Jane : 1915 Sa8aAl.N cents Ea-e
co.ae3 L lis 4veye2- ou-7u. were
collected = les? j, would make L
siss als srsrs rlau- TN 81 lass
We've sa-az Young women spend
,A-'es -o..ef S2s so3 au1--s.as 6.
1o--A-s =. tAs-. tsIAs-s zasaey Z ss.-
ING -c'o--sss>xl &. LIE purpose ~
1-A--T-as -A--.! -;e1. ye--.s La
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03
NJ. WeinStein.

Kyle Balloon was taken by surprise
last Monday evening when a crowd of
young people called just to remind him
that it was Halloween. An enjoyable
evening was reported by all.
The state owns seven hun dred
thousand acres of land near
Pierre and none near Mitchell
keep the price of school lands up
by voting "No" on the capital
question.
Just remember that Hart the jeweler
will move into his new quarters second
door south of Hotel Webster Monday,
November 7th. Where he will be
pleased to see you and show you his
new goods.
Hart, the jeweler, will uio into
his new quarters second door south of
the Hotel Webster Monday, November
7th. When he will display the finest
line of jewelry and silverware ever seen
in Day county.
Unless you want to put the
interests of the Milwaukee road
above the welfare of the state
you will vote "No" on the CAPT.
tai question.
A number of young people unex-
pectedly called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. @. Rieger last Tuesday evening.
A very pleasant evening was spent by
the young people and light refresh
ments were served.
The Chicago Ladies Q~uartette
appeared at the opera house wednes-
day evening under the auspices of the
Womans' Thursday Club and gave the
best entertainment of the season. The
attendance was fair.
Halloween passed of quietly in this
city. A few outbuildings were v
turned, wagons, buggies, and machinery
hauled into the streets but practically
no damage done. There was no gen.
eral tearup AZ used to be the a Q in
years agona
The report Of the United States land
ofioe At Aberdeen for the month Of
October shows twenty-six final home
stead proofs on Alas acres; thirteen
Communication proofs on s,0il acres and
swenty-one. homestead entries on 8, 1914
acres Of land
This ofice last week received . COPY
OF the Neosho, (Wis.) Standard. with
9. ". Moulton's name at the head Of
the editorial column - editor and pub
Usher. This 4 the Art insimataon that
any Of Moulton's relatives or friends
have had that he was still on earth for
more than = year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03

The Lambert Lumber company, of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, this week pur-
chased the yards formerly owned bv
Williams Bros, of this city, in Wan
bay, Webster. Bristol, Lily and Summit
and will conduct the same in the future.
Mr.. w: H. Chard, who has been man.
aser for Williams Bros. will in future
act In the capacity Of auditor for the
new firm.
You tell a successful farmer by look
ing at his horses. You can tell a slow
emily woman BY looking at her hair.
You ~ tell the dry goods box states
man by the patch on the bosom Of his
pannloons. You can tell . poisonous
serpent BY the bluntness Of his tail.
But the essiest thing Of all you can tell
the esterprising merchant ~ q glance
ct the local papsr.-Ex.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03

that's the best place in town.
Try Hhlbkat's red spruce and pine
for conghs and colds, 20 cents.
John Kreugcr. cashier in the bank at
Andover was in the city today.
G. @. Chapman wa among the Web
ster visitors 10 Pierre Monday.
That Minneapolis beer sold by Chas.
Johnson is the best on draught.
A watch needs to be warranted and
Hart is not leaving the country.
Sacrifice prices on all goods at
Weinstein's jewelry store.
Chas. Johnson handles only the best
wbiskies, beers, wines and cigars.
Mrs. Chas. Hyde entertained the Con-
gregational Aid Friday afternoon.
Everything in the harness line at
Kading's just eas of the Fair store.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. S. Denny, of Dexter,
attended the dance here Friday night.
"is D. .. bOONnlduSOu VENT W ADtr-
deem 70 spend Sunday with the doctor.
DIR. Cook is back at work. Give him
a call before having dental work done.
The best relief for whooping cough,
Halbkat's red spruce and pine 20 cents.
Take youi watch repairing to Malm-
berg and get it done good and prompt.
Ed. Osborne, of Fort Pierre arrived
last week to visit old Day county friends.
The Adyents held a missionary con-
~vention Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Iniz Bauske, who has been very i'll
the past week is reported to be improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. G.. Ochsenreiter
returned from the east Tuesday even
ing.
Rooms to rent over Calmenson's
clot hing store. Inquire of d. b. Comp
on.
Mesdames Denton, Tegtmeier and
Goodmanson drove over to Bristol FIJI
day.
DIR. Hash returned from a trip to
Chicago and other eastern points Satur-
day.
Railway travel will not be so extern
sive in South Dakota after next Tues
day.
Remember that Hart will sell you a
watch just as cheap as at a closing out
sale.
Have your rings and jewelry reset
and repaired as good as new at Malm-
berg's.
Knapp makes the finest brick ice
cream. Orders promptly filed for all
parties.
Knapp always keeps the finest brand
OF fresh oysters and serves them in all
styles.
A new front is being put in the
Small building occupied by the World
Office
You get the best finish and latest
styles in photographs at Fiksdal's new
l have 100 acres Of land I wish plowed
fall. Inquire of Wyman Rider, Of
Strand.
F. @. Trefethren, of Medina. was a
Cleveland visitor Sunday Medina
Leader.
The lunch counter at Knapp's hotel
10 open all the time and everything 10
the best.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. @. French departed
Hickory, North Carolina, wednes-
lay night.
The band dance given last Friday
evening was . success both socially and
F. w. Halbkat is enjoying . visit
from his father from Spring Valley,
Dr.. Cook Is now a work at his Office
over the First National hank. Consul
tation free.
~. Weinstein sells out his Rogers
best at ware, knives, forks and spoons,
below cost.
II . want apples it will pay you TO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03

tyf, mo. %
No. 3 ....4...... SO
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People
And Her Visitors.
This is Indian
Vote for Pierre for the capital.
Apples for winter at the depot.
We are having ideal fall weather.
Webster still continues to improve.
H. F. Denton Sundayed in Aberdeen.
j. d. Wood went to Bowdle Friday
Read Harris removal adj in this issue.
Victor Davis spent Thursday in Gro
ton.
Hart has a fine line of wedding pres.
ents.
There was a big crowd in town Sat
urday.
Debois Bevier was up from Pierpont
Friday.
J. w. Bord was up from Dexter
Tuesday.
Geo. Butler was over from Butler
Tuesday.
Miss Emma shultz spent Sunday in
Waubay.
VIM. Wagner was a waubay visitor
this week.
Vote the republican ticket
straight.
Vote the republican ticket and vote
il straight.
For abstracts Of title call on Carl
Malmberg.
! please everybody in watch repairing
Halmberg.
Saturday was a great day for business
n Webster.
s. 1. Purdum was up from waubay
Wednesday.
Jonn Norton went to Minneapolis
Friday night.
pr. p. B. Jenkins was mp from wau-
bay Saturday.
Chas. Mattlaon came over from sum-
nit Saturday.
Be sare and got out u the polls aud
vote Tuesday,
II you wish : loan. Call on the First
National hank.
Johnson beats them ali max.
lng pictures.
House 20 rent. Inquire Of l..
w ocripture.
90 y fiksdai's new studio for high.
elan Photographic.
Welnstsin's = the place to get
jewe1Fy cheap.
!. r. Becker has I car Of apples on
11eck = ~ depot.
Essd Ruaoell Sor his new version
}logy's litels lamb.
1gertin viuitsd old friends in
~ 49,.
9. eohsnseksr. d Bristol, was
~ We1nesdHy.
A Selprnsd non ! visit IN
Nsdn&l1sy.
~ Ink,ry snd rsstaurant
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03
AND FARMER.
ADAMS & DENTON. Proprietors.
Thursday, November 3, 1904.
Webster Market.


Wheat: cents
No. l., ............. ..... lob
No. 2, ... ....... So
No. 3, .......... "A
No. A, 600 lbs) ....... go
Rejected, (48 lbs. ......... 81
(47 lbs). 53
(45 lbs. or more). AZ
t43 lbs. or more). 4S
Gao lbs. or moreC Al
Gao lbs. feed ........ Al
Macaroni. No. 1....... IL. So
No. g.. ...... 81
Rejected. 70
Flax, No. / ......... - %
Oats, white, No. s. 90
No. f.. 20
No. 3, feed 10
Barley, No. B.. 20
No. A.. .....e..... %
No g.. .. 90
Feed. 10
Rye, No. g.. 66
No. 3 SO
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03
HALL WELLMAA LUMBER co.
p. i ROTH Aaaa
Phones:
Office, 54.s.
Residence, 54-s.

Successors to L. Lamb Lumber Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

plause that greeted thls last state.
mcnt
Those present we're senator w. NJ.
Andrews. Judro and Sire y 8 Baker.
Col r. q. Tafcheu Of las Vegas, A.
N Berger Uf Santa Fc q A Mlora Of
Cuba. MI solomon Luna NJ los
Lunas. A % Nc3adoy and wife. Mr.
and Mr. % n Marion. Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Gumsfold. Mr. and Mrs A.
staan Mr. and Mrs. F a Hubbell
Mr. lui WH D o. OBeI''y ST. ana
Nh N W. FIouruoy. Mr. and Mrs
q D. brooks Mr. and Mrs A. D.
Na'HF Vr and Mrs W j. Cariwoll.
Wr auI Mrs ~ o Chadbouruo. Mr.
and Mrs CLARK NJ Carr Col John
UHu11a.iD and wife Mr. and Mrs
Maynard Guusul Nr and Mrs b.. g.
NeiIor Mr. aud Mrs y. Hpmdon.
Mr. and Mrs Harry leo. Mr.. and
Wr7 Geo W. stuhhs Captain and
Mrs w. w. Dame. Mr ana Mrs %. A.
Macpherson. Mr. and Mrs 70 g. Ton
Eyrk Mr. and Mr7 Wallace uossri.
den, Mr. and Mrs w % Childora Dr
ami Mrs j 70 Gutter. Mrs 90 Otaro
Mrs Felix MandelI. Miss Wablc Hunt
NIas Adlh Campbell. Misses Lucy
and May Hazoldon Miss Ana Thomas.
Miss Grace ORIoily. Miss uunola
Nanlcll Miss Parks. w s strIckIcr
Dr T.. 70 Chambor.lu. a. A. Trlmhlo
T. n Shaw Dr q = Alrcr Samuel
Pickard Herbert Reynolds. Albert
Tabor Leon UoorigOg. o. a. Doyle.
Co. W 8 Ilopcwnll. Thoa. WIIkorson
A a Clc'and Harry Wolior Max
Levy A. CIartson u W. s. Nogus
rhos Hubbou. ThoG Hughes. u. w
Hopkins J S'aab. Y. w u. Bryan.
Ralph Hal'onn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
SANTA IF HAS ACRES

fw prup.. loo Yatapa. rparty aud
Arizona for .h1t matter realize tH,
imm'nsify uf mo act or roneross
which 'n March o.. 1879. awarded fn.
Santa FD railroad over, odd section of
land within dfy miles un each aide off
u7 rrht uI way fhrDugHuu tho H1ufH
west Says fhr Prescott Herald
A. result ~ this congregational
Ho. Inc uId Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road which WINS afterwards abrorbri
hy ih0 AtchHnH. Topeka a. Santa De-
road received mo- Inss than 5000 UuH
arr'' of land loo Arizona alone
Some NJ fhIs land extended south
from tho railroad 20 within tru miles
~ Prescott tho nearest point being cd
Point Of Rocks. and running in easter
" and westerly directions from chat
point
20 IL slated that tho Santa pc com.
pan' has obtained not less than $40
600 acres of land ln Yayauai county.
Tor Tho most Of which they have rr
c"'yod valuable script from the serrc.
tury of che interior
Tho railroad company instead of
taking every odd section Of land.
takos mp its ground in the forest re-.
sory"s Instead ~ giving them pos.
session mo government paws I'm
script which thc railroad ls allowed
io dispose Of 10 whatever manner 90
sDDs a.
"usi ~ tho ecrip Is sold 10 settlers.
who pAy from it25 per acre ana up
fnr Dr. They can take This scrIpt 40
asy part NJ me United States where
There are surveyed AMI unappruprlat.
o1 lands and "a, government will
award thom the land FOR their script.
u is estimated that as a result OF
mo 5000 600 acres awarded the santa
fp in This territory, thpy are not less
than f25 oo0 600 60 the good Al the
lowest estimate tho script FOR each
acre soils for St25. and az this ngur.
Ink n would mean much more to the
railroad than mo figures given.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
POLICE COURT.

lFnm Tuesday, Daily CIuzonl
James Mahsr. without calling. from
I1wbora and bound Tor nowhere 100
PARTICULAR was brought before Judge
'rawfnri thls morning and sentenced
70 Eve DAYS ON tho chain gang Tor
Dlfcnnf0HEod vHFrhncy
Joseph w Parker. author Of mod
nm Babylon" ana diBcoyorer of sew.
raj famous mines Of Colorado, ana
$50 tho owner of several fine pros.
cots near Silver CITY. was an hon.
red guest of the city building THE
lornlng
Tie was located last night in q
owntown resort and because ne had
visible means 81 support was
ugged After reading sketches from
Modern Babylon" and listening 20 n
hort life sketch Of Joseph w. Parker.
ne court decided that the prisoner
a. not entirely a victim ~ circum.
fBncos and commanded him confined
~ hard labor for i've DAYS.
Several other yariautg we're victims
the municipal court a. the morn.
rg's session and street Commission
Tiernoy's force was strengthened
IaicuBlIy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
ADVERTISING NEW MEXICO
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION SENT
OVER $1,000 BULLETINS TO 50.
PERiNTENpENr PoRTERFiELo,
WHO PLACED THEM FOR THE
GOOD or THE TERRITORY

Daring the past summer the Bu.
roau of immigration has made three
shipments OF bulletins descriptive OF
the resources. conditions. climate.
minerals and Industries 0f tho terri
iln l super.u' I.Ut ~ Vs. p1rtor
ue.u. Uf tno Sew HoN.ou exhibits at
che Louisiana Purchase Exposition
T1U.. bulletins H... about 10000 boz
number and vrr. from 2001 l1 5000
iHr each aa8a.5 H .H0 Territory Tbcy
we're u.'y Illustrated. aftracfiyely
printed and wen. off convenient size
t' s.ID into q So o. o. envelope Mr.
HHH-IN,.I Boo co. ...... |.I.. address.
90 .U Jle secretary %, lH, bureau ot
immigration ha. I.. following to say
concerning them
Replying 20 YOUR Dstaamd favor OF
thr l3th. Wlli say aIl except che last
shipment of tha bureau 1f mmIra.
lion pamphlets mentioned by you
have hgen received The others are
no doubt delayed by the confusion OF
western traffic think by tbc time
those arrive % win Ho too late for ad.
i.uoual shipments t1 reach us 600
Imo tl bo OF u.r before tbe closing
of the exposition
ron behalf off tbo territory ! want
fo thank YOU and your board for these
splendid little booklets. which have
been eagerly appropriated Bog people
seeking Information concerning New
Mexico and her resources. and you
would hD surprised aI fHU interest
manifested u our country NOT only Goo
Our climate AMI our mineral ro.
uurges hut Boo livestock raising and
U our agriculture. regions as we'll
iul many are coins fI Seas McNIco
and large uumhHrs have already gone
tu chat country seeking locations.
Irrigation seems 'u ho attracting o.
greater amount OFF attention tHIn has
over been tho case before Farmers
want to get away from tho Disagree
able and uncertain seasons OF 90,
North aud go tu country whore the
uu shines and whore fh.s can bel
uro uf sucn products aa they have
Don az This far grown Bog irrigation
.N .H'N NlfAlAN NNN .Nf 'NNN.I|f" NI
'url.ug irriFab'U lands are guIur toI
receive q large Immigration
10 .s unfortunate that san Juan
county and other farming sections
could not bee Induced 90 take ldvani
age of this splendid oDp0rfunI,y col
make their Gn, agricultural posslbi.
tiles known az f1.s fair. when inc
board offered them every facility aud
.ulurDmeut
'The printed Advertising matter and
bulletins furnished the exhibits by
your bureau and our exhibits bore
nave done Now Mexico vast amount
1f good and F...u the public very
different impr, ION of 0Ur country
and TO- would ...m from tbu h.eh.
awards and scores of medals we have
won chat we have made very Hur'
Impression ON tHo jury of awards as.
we'll Very respectfully,
W w. pORTERFIE.U
Geo 3. Albright assessor Of Berna.
lilo county. accompanied hy hiH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Quite "a number of persons went to
meet Train SO. going east through
Albuquerque this morning Rev Rob
rrt lloigsuu aud family we're on said
train Fo.ug to his appo.ntmeat at
H0l1onviio. Indian Territory. from
Gallup New Mexico. where he has
boon Cor three years Brother Iode
SON has been presiding elder of tho
NJ D. church south Tor that length of
time Hc now transfers to The In.
DIAN Territory de- was lbe only man
loo the conference last year vino was
Loo o. when 90 organized Brother clay.
ton having taken a supo1uuuated re.
ntion some time since The friends
of nrothor liodgson are sorry to lose
him but wish him we'll wherever be-
NAV go
Row. j 80. sol'io takes Brother
Hodgson position as presiding 81.
der of the district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

dubuque. n Sow l5.Thp annual
meeting uf tbo upppor Mississippi
River improvement association began
Hw. TODAY With headquarters at tb,
Hotel julien. The commercial organ.
It1fuus If a'l enc .hirf cities along
'hp Mississippi from ST. Louis Goo Min.
nup1l.s are represented Legislative
measures looking t1 tho granting OF
|hD necessary appropriation for fho
desired improvements win hp Iimol
for presentation to tho next congress
The meeting wII conclude Dos business
tomorrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19
Murdered Body Found

Young man was murdered sup
uaardH by Two travelling companions.
a'1u q hundred yards hack of IBrpb
GorImau store nc EarIhsm n NJ.
fbo other might and wac not found un.
200 Thursday morning The body WAS
buried Hy fho county Hy 'ruem
found 1u h.s person ~ was asDer.
tanned hat hIs name was Grover O.
Furgrron aud chat hls homo was Boo
Lexington oklahoma A receipt was
found for tl9fiO. from Jhe First Na.
uUHaI bank of Ron Indian territory.
dated 900 October BE- was supposed
CHAT He wac murdered for hs money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-19

Ius.H williams. an uIIUmo rasr
HuU. u' Gran. county died ar his
home a ono California me other
day Mr. Williams was born iu Penn.
.,ivnu.s huysIN years ago and came
f' Grant county when hut Young
man For "a time be- owned a half
interest la the 10 " cattle company.
Latter he owned the sherman mine az
chloride Flat and considers prop
vry in p.uos s.tos. Seven yslrs ago
Ho disposed OF DIS interests Zoo the
county, ana with bis family moved Go
California. locating near ono