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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17

New York, June 15th.-The
steamer General Slocum, carry
ing sixteen hundred people, most
ly women and children. on the
annual picnic of ST. Mark S Luth-
eran church, to Locust Grove, on
Long Island Sound, caught fire
in her upper works while passing
Brothers island, off 13Sth street
this morning, and before the yes
sci could be beached was a mass
of roaring flames from stem to
stern, and burned to the waters
edge. Many passengers jumped
overheard and drowped, while
others were burned to death on
the boat. The telephone opera
tor on the island, in notifying
the police, said the water was full
of floating bodies. Ambulances,
police reserves, and surgeons
were hastily summoned and sent
to the scene. The police at the
Alexander Avenue station receiv-
ed eleven bodies, mostly women,
by ten O'Clock.
1t is estimated that there were
between two and three hundred
lives lost in the burning of the
steamer. The estimate is necess-
arily very uncertain, owing to
the greatness of the catastrophe
and it's surrounding conditions.
Sixteen hundred passengers,
mostly women and children were
suddenly thrown into a panic.
Hundreds Of them leaped over
board, and were picked up by
boats, and others sought the
shores in other ways An IN
known number drowned or burn
ed with the vessel. The loss of
life is computed by d comparison
of those accounted for and the
number known to have sailed.
Two hours after the accident
happened over fifty eorpses had
been brought ashore and the
water surrounding the wreck was
black with boats, tugs, and YES
sells of all descriptions doing res
cue work. Captain Van Slayer,
Commodore of the Knickerbocker
line, which owned the boat, COM
manded the vessel today. He is
a veteran of New York naviga-
tors. All went we'll until Hell
Gate had been passed, when the
cry of fire startled the passengers
and caused a panic. The flames
were first discovered among the
life preservers, but how they
started is not known.
The burning articles were torn
from their fastenings and thrown
overheard, and this deprived
the passengers later of the de-
vices they needed SO badly, and
then it also failed to extinguish
the flames. AS one after anoth-
er of the triple decks caught
fire, Captain Van Schayek put
on full steam and headed for the
rock bound shoes of Brother
island. Dreadful scenes mean
while occurred among the pleas
ure seekers. Passengers ran
hither and thither seeking rela-
tives, friends and places of safe
| ty from the blazing embers.
choking smoke and scorchine
drafts. Mothers gathered their
Ichildren into their arms and
leaped overheard with them
AS many as twenty people jump
ed into the water simultaneous
Ily. The steamer left a trail o.
struggling humanity in it's wake
as it rapidly but all too slow
drew near the shore. Other
| passengers seemed TO be para
llyzed and met death in che
| flames. AS the steamer grated
on the bottom when nearing tn
island hundreds leaped into tn
water thinking it to be shallow
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17

done with their small boats,
graphing hooks and other
articles that could be used, in
pulling ashore the struggling
mass of humanity, many of
whom were blackened and
scorched by the flames. The
steamer Massasoit and tugs in
the vicinity rapidly began pick
ing up the people in the water,
and saved hundreds of persons.
The Massasoit on it's first trip
from the island to New York
city brought thirty dead, most
ly women, and seventy-fve in
iured. Ambulances, surgeons,
nurses and police reserves began
to arrive by the scores. Tenn
porary hospitals have been es-
tablished in which efforts are
being made to resuscitate the
drowned, and temporary dress
ings applied to the injured.
Then begins the trip to hospitals
proper, and the morgues. The
ambulances are unable to meet
the demand, and wagons of all
kinds are pressed into service.
One stretcher which was brought
off the boat brought the bodies
of five babies. Captain Van
Shayek was at the wheel when
the fire alarm sounded. Leav-
the wheel in charge of pilot Van
Wart, he started to, allay the
panic. His hat and coat caught
fire, and shouting to the pilot
to beach the vessel he extinguish-
ed the fire on his clothing and
returned to duty. 1t was about
three blocks from the place
where the panic started to the
beach, and when within fifty feet
of the shore the captains cloth
ing again caught fire, and he
jumped overheard and swan to
the shore.
Fire chief Croker returned from
the island this afternoon, and
said he believed the dead would
number between four and five
hundred and practically every
body saved had been injured in
some way.
| A deck hand came ashore from
the Massasoit carrying a child
by it's feet, thinking it was dead.
Hold it up" some one said, and
when the deck hand did SO it was
found that the child was still
breathing. The condition OF the
children indicated that they were
mot thrown into the water until
the last minute. They were
blackened and scOrched. Many
women were pulled out with their
hair and clothing burned off.
Ten thousand people line the
bank this afternoon watching
the fire boats play on the mould
ering wreck and the rescuers at
work. For a mile down the river
men are stationed with hooks to
grapple the bodies. Captain
Churchill, commanding the sloOp
Easy Times, was an eye witness
and said, ''Saw the first flames
under the port paddle box, and
a strong west wind was blowing
A moment later the fire had
spread all over the deck. The
scene was terrible. Women,
children and men rushed frantic
ally, screaming in terror, then
usually jumped over board. L
can not understand why the
j Slocum was not beached before
she was. No small boats could
get near her as she tore along,
and thus. many of those who
J, Jumped were drowned. We has
, tened along side, and found the
lower deck packed solid by a fire
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17

Chas Brinkman says he expects to
start with his menagerie for the
Worlds Fair in the morning. When
asked what he meant by that, he
said it was his pleasant duty to steer
a bunch of youngsters, composed OF
Louis Brinkman, Louis Zutavern,
Arthur Smith, Lawrence Osmond,
Kurt Zutavern and young friend Of
his from Topeka, through the Fair.
He will certainly have time of it,
and SO vii, the boys.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17

Geneseo, Kan, June 14.-Whiie
Charley and Willie Starkey, aged 10
and years. were playing with shot
gun near here yesterdays the gun y as
discharged land the younger boy killed.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17
Happy Hour Club.

Miss Grace RemiCk entertained the
H. H. c. Tuesday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Ethel Davis, who just
returned from visit in the east. The
afternoon was spent in social games
and literature contest, Miss Clara
Vollmer winning the prize in the
latter. Dainty refreshments, con
sisting of ices and assorted cakes
were served.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1904-06-17

Columbus, o., June 14.-Ten meTfin
the Ohio state prison who are under
sentence Of death made a despeF4fe
attempt at escape today. Moses
Jackson, the leader of the gang, had
secured permission to leave his cell,
and as he got out he jumped upon
Jailer Richards. the others then
joined him. The guard was brutally
beaten but made such a desperate
resistance that the other officers were
attracted, who soon subdued the
prisoners. Ropes from bed clothes
to scale the walls were found in the
cells.
Topeka, Kan, June lathe
charter board today rejected the APP
plication for charter filed by the
Kansas Natural Gas 60, which in
tends piping gas from the Kansas
fields. A large delegation from
southwestern, Kansas was present and
protested. The rejection is based on e
the ground that the company has
failed to comply with rule of the
board that applicants. must have as
SETS equal to twenty pesCent of their
capitalization. The company is mot
expected to drop the matter with this.
Holton, Kansas, June 1.-THE
first car load.of Kansas Strawberries
was shipped last evening, from the
F. w. Dixon farm. consigned 70
Minneapolis, Mimi 1t required a
force of 200 pickers to gather the
car load Monday.
Geneseo, Kan, June 14.-Whiie
Charley and Willie Starkey. aged 10
and Z years. were playing with a shot
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en- goo 6iernine.
anSreip Carnegie oprettcr ct ssous iii
yelpnuiug nf Sclteoaab.

Sra Btttsburg, ga, mebbeIes ben
lobe GpriI, at anSrep Garueaie bor
bcteret 100000, iom ffol falSes
"Sbe Sero 6ilnb", % bporof geIsr.
Ringer ifal uooeIes til iaa6onne, Der
uofsrer fiGffe geSriftcr cg iier OBJ.
ofrer Jig for at reSbe ReuneifeIio.
Sffe blot isinefalbenSe Selteaiernin.
ger ital fcmme / 9etragtning, men
oeiaa oct, iom aisres | Stilbeb, T..
er. al Spgepleierifer og Sqaer, naar
epioemier berier. 3eIeerommet nGo.
ner Inlet ON 8reiter, iom oite me6
Siosiare beisger ipee os iibietter fla
for Smitte; men oct %tiIfsier, at
RPnb, apinber og Bern iiSen Sor.
ifieI ifol npbe goot al Son6et, mar
De paa en- eler anben Waaoe uomGr.
fer iig for at rebbe og bielpe. gi
6onbet ifal ogfan iboeles en- 2inrente
i'll oemL Der iiooer igien, mar 6eres
Sorisrger err blepen borte unber Or.
beioet meb at bierae Renneifelip.
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Be I'll, at aorgregicn fife pilSe LaSc
lig ooertale iii at tordnbre 2open,
ieIo ON ocr inSiau. at oct buroe ife.
Sltict bifrlot Wtr. Wauns 8iu ON,
at Siu1eaerre moer Gbtcago.gloen
ifal iGnfes. 9ineu cr llnoerifuo
aienoptoaes til @~ebattoling, cq Rr.
UNDERWOOD Cslla.) oaSleoe TrGii6en.
ten for beu nplig uSiteote SrSre on,
at alle, iom bar meO / @oracrfrigeu
os nil err miroit 50 aor, ifaI baoe
Seuiion. 0er. San (Sn,) f~ritiiereSe
ogiaa IrGiibenteu for Seu uppntc
Srbrc. Nr. 9eunp CO. s. foreilog
cit ReioIutiou, Tom opforSrer @euc.
rolpoitmeiteren til at forfIarc, bpor.
FOR ban aiper Sern6anerne DC iamme
Subiibier iom fsr for 8oitbefororine.
'fisnt ban anbefaleSe apngresien at
Iabe oeune llSgift falSc.
Sirict mobtog paa 5oriIng of Gam.
rteb Catilm) SrbbpSelie til at ODER.
barre ct. Observation-Disclosures gab.
ming Scn 3ote apriI oa beifuttcSe at
ierSe en- Delegation paa 90 RonS,
10 ira Scnntet oa Is fra SuIet.
WsSe ifnl bo1bes SsnSag BEN 81.
IeriI til WtinSe ON Serotor Sonrn
pg SttIes FRA Ohio.
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Z ale eanos os blauot ale Ratiorer
brusss RsOteinsr for Soits % bruses ,anite
mere euo uossn auosu Slasie R~soietnsr.
Spert ReuHsIts en- uoiat for Spsocm | Sat.
len o. suussyus ION Tan sisrs Guee poa bets
Sitparelie. 6Oli oOsralt ansriieHoer be iur.
Iise 5slser al en- iorismt 5oriislel'e; thi
Jlsriarst Of 7sosialo bar cerss S~priHeelie
/ o. msrtss isrit pea en- fimpel SortisleIie.
Sc mere ioriistige os iloae Soil tilaoer life
en- Eor.Isielie at saa in Sang. men behanos
Ter ben iiTar. 8 mango War bar Chamber.
lain gorsb Gemeop p9ret brrst operllt I
be Ssreutoe Staier oe mango andre 9auo.
oa Then bar pit. at bet er bet beoit fItfeee
Niiebel sHouu slort ior ale OATS. os 9uuse.
insoomme % ilQr ier Soite % 6ortlslelis.
9et heIbreoer d!tio CO belbreoet bnrtis.
Salses al aue Apotsiere
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Qrreiteret ieien.
8ranoinrpen beilntter isieu at iette
Gr.Wagur gmcs nnoer Siltale.

albert q. ames, fOrbenOarenbe
Rapor / minneapolis, bIeo ON CT.
termiooagen ben 14oe 9lpril arreite.
ret UNDER anflage for, at ban Den
15oe December 1901 mobtog Stiff.
penge al Bessie See. Siltaleororen
MOB bom er lig De anbre, iom isr
bro9te bam for Retten; men BET op.
iigtp9ffenoe | oenne er, at ben er
ioranleoiget af bans SpiserinSe 2tap
Z. ames. iom er gift meo hans 9ror,
ioruoen al TO andre apinber og fire
Nt9uo. Or. ames erfl9rebe iig life
ifplSig, og bans Sag ifal fomme op
ben 2oen Rai.
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en- bra Siomano.

8aptein Sans 3. 3orruS, iom fs.
rer Den rebe StierneItries Camper
"arconIanb", bar ioret tiliiss i SO
gar, OF / 6enne SiO bar ban reo0et
36S NenneifeIio. 8rpiioent Ncain.
len forGreOe BAN Ell @uISu6r ION
Segn poa i'm SsiagteIie FOR BAN. Gen
brittle, ~connbiite og beIsiife 8egie.
ring bar me6oeIt BAN MeoaIier, ligs.
iaa neutrality-suspicious. / Seem gorf,
og MI bar Song Oscar al Rorge.Soe BE-.
rige beforeret BAN meo 81. Slapsor.
0enen.
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9ebel proteiterer.

Socialiitisreren 9ebeI ~optraoSte
ben ABE i sen tpife RiSsOag moo
SaI9et al tpite Stibe til RlsIanO.
Get iOeiaiiitiife Turti," iagOe ban,
bar iutet imoS. at Rigstansler D..
Billion bar erflGret 3piflanO neirtrnlt
% tilboIot De trigfsrenOe | gitaiien
at inSIfrarte arigsifiieplnoier til en-
ois SiRre; nien Sen iormertIige gseit.
tralitet er nieget toifiom, uaar man
Ter, at Gampifibet ~5iirit 9ismarf"
er iolgt til ct rlisiiif aompnni. Sfibet
bar en- Sielpefrpoier | ben tpite gta.
rine, OF Salset fan life oGre fleet
uSen Hegierinsens Somtpfte."
Rigsfnnsleren bemRrfeoe / lit Soar,
at bet siorSe bam onSt at Be tpife
SocioIiitblaoe isste at o2biSie line
SGiere moo Ruslauo og uopbsrIis
lagSe on paa at f~renrfaIoe Sorpitlin.
ger meaem Rlistano og bet tpite Rise.
SpnS MI Sosen ieIo ansif. iaa par
oct biotil betrastet iom tianot iislae
Solferetten. at ct pripat Sirma iolste
Stibe iii ct iremmeb SanS. SnlialS
par Spsrgsmaaiet tpiliomt. Rigs'
fnnsleren opl9ite al Socialiiternes
SopeSoraan "gorfpdrts~ en- artifel,
ion itstter bans Renins. -Siirii
gismard" par al Ell pripat inf Camp.
ifibsieIifab ioIst til ct pripat uisiili
Selifob.~
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SanoiaIe itaniet.

Rortbern Yacific 9aner eier 15,.
6t6 aeres 9anS / oct Strss, bpor.
igiermem bens 2inier gaar ira 81.
SaiiI til StiaeboOsfpten; men 6en8
Sanooepartement bar opooeet, at Der
fra aar iii aar bar mSineaet zig min.
bre Sell / bens Bigger, o. ben bar
oerfor itaniet SoIget al Snno, inStil
De nsopenoiee RetteIier er ~foretagne,
iaa 4ompaniet fan iaa usiaetig ge.
ifeo ON, bpao Ser tilbsrer oct.
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Snoianerue / De beitliaite If
Sofpnibips pnn Reo Cafe Heiernotio.
men bar III ifriftiis sanet inb paa at
frailptte 9anoet inoen 20oe sunni, og
Agent 5bomas 9otprs bill meo Set
fsrite afreiie iii @afbington for per.
.jonIig at aiIagse SEAPORT til 9epar.
'fementet. San flyer. at 9anbet er
giennemaaoenoe soot oa minSre
mprIGnSt emo antcget. aabninesSa.
gen oil rimeligois bli iat til lite
Suli.
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en- Grploiion.
Sreotpc Tcnncifcr Srgbtr paa bet
amerifanife Slasifib "Nisionri.
Sanot 6eltemoo.

6orenebe Staters SlaaIfibe "Tis.
'ourt". "Seras" og "groofIpn" bolSt
Den 13be april SfpSesueIier / Rar.
beoen al ReniacoIa, 6Ga.. ba to Or.
p%lciioner fonot Steo omboro | Wis.
l%orri". 1000 Brmo ariiSt too S[h
I Snarnet ogteruo, og 5 Sffcerer od
20 SsmGno loo fit 2ip. Sum Sen
@moSnproGrelie, Tom uooiites of
Saptetn GotpIes, en- Spoger Of Bra.
lioent Touieoelt, reSoeSe Sfibet. q
6ortcgncIien oper DC Ssoe forefom.
ner Here tpffe Robne, OF 6InnSt Be
lonreoe er SroeI 9. 0tce fra Butte.
Wont, iom ieuere osiaa er osS, iant
5. Sc. 8eberion, sieuipnIig sfanSi.
naner.
aruotlobuinaen I en- t2 CONS 60.
non o%ntenotcs Of Cos og GreIoSe.
reoe. Sniiter falOt reS og artprote
fire andre 2o~Sniuser, iom Iaa for.
oi9e ! oct inafdI6tc Soublina.R lun.
og De Off op | Rsg. Surtig ION ct
Spn Loo aopteiu Comics en- gans.
~itrnaIe ipile og fit SIoeu Tuffet; eG.
lerS bar Den tommcu ne6 I aruSt.
famrene, oa belle Sfibet bar bIeoet
iprengt | SiIften. Set giuIbt mi on,
at forge for De 6soe % bseuoe. Or.
cererne ptloe binbre ham; men anp.
tein Comics iteg ne6 / R1rrmet.
fitIgt al 2sitnonterre Sammer oa
Glelauo 3aoi6icu. GopIes fon op
meo Ell oseuoe Watrps OF fa[t oper.
enbe pda 9Rffet meS BAN. Sssnber
Nsgen boboe itrsmmet b9f fra Saar.
net, fog Sfftcerer og Rpno De osbe
og osenbe no berfro. Ere Wrruter
efter Grploiionen Lao ole paa Gqf.
fet, og SGger fra ole ire Rrigsffibe
ileoe til. % al WGnSene | Saornet
Ioa / en- aIpngc. Se bopSe itprtet
ben iii ltbaaugen, ba ben fsrite Or.
ploiiou ifebe, og bar netop fomne
oio, oa en- enooa frpgteligere grpIo.
lion iuotrai | "bonoItugsrummet"
OF BEN oolMe oeres 9sb. 9ieene bar
reppe eieufienoeIige. aIRoerue par
brRnbt al, aisbet bang / Sraier, I'm.
iigterne bar ifamfereoe al SID og
Rsg. Sum en- Rmb orog aanoe. ou
Neutrality-suspicious. Tom iii; men ban
bsoe, oa bm bar barren op paa 3at.
fet.
RRrmere Splpsnineer ON llIpt.
fen omboro | SIagifibet ~Risiouri1,
oct npeIte | Dor W2ariHe, er MI mo.
lsbne, og DC bier, at aononeren Ron.
ion (piitnof Roromauo), esentlig bar
oer, iom frelite ben itore Stlioe og
oenS 9eiRtning pna GOO RGno. "a
Sfficererne bsrte Grploiionen | Saar.
net og iaa 2uer itige op, oioite De, at
Wagaiinerue piloe itaa for Sur, og
De penSte Sti6et MOB 2onS / ben
Saufe, at oct flu6e forrme mo pad
StranSen, inoen oct iprung / Sufteu.
Ren Raptein Comics penote BET sic.
blitteIia igien tiIbuos. TI bar oct,
at 9touious Smtanfe OF gfoo traabte
III / 9areus Shlno. Zen itore Ra.
gaiin0sr too aabeu, og iorau ben loa
4 arltotla6uinger. lloen CT SiebGtf5
8etRnfning itiso ban Dem tiIiioe.
boppeSe ueo / Waeaiiuet og luffeSe
Ssreu eiter fig. NiaH foo MI en-
Nasie ganb fIp6e SerueS. og ba va.
ren bar ooer. fan6tes @fonion itaa.
enoe / Sanb lige Ill Sulieu.
SfaSeu omboro err itsrre. END nan
isrIt tpntte. aruSt for mango III.
ieno Dollars bIeu s0eIogt, oa agter.
taarnet. aanouernes Wefanisme og
meget auSet bill frRpe en- Reparation,
Tom fciter euSmi mere. 5 Oct belle
omfcm 80 RPuo.
3 anIeSrina al ltlpffen omborb |
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ul Fprt IrlDnr er faiDeH Sef IpIlt
lloenrigsminiiterinm bar life bpri
noget oerom. Voa 9srlcu I Berlin
troebe man, at Der par roget | oei
Rpste, at oct r~iisiiife Slo9ifib Sc.
paitopoI~ er soclagt | Bort artbur.
Oct iamme Hpgte gif i,Sonbou.
5 81. g~etersbure f~ortaIte man Scr.
bag Den 16oe, at S%aponeierne bar
lanbiot Ell SGr | RGrbeOcu al Bort
grtbur, og at De berebcr iig til al
beleire 9pen.
Gro Sofio ~ffripes. at bcu iapone'
fife SIoobe bpapnbte fit iihite Gngreb
poa Sort artbur Wnnooa Den lite,
og at be fortiatte bet 5irShag Nat til
Snsbaa Woraen. De itieo Ell rus
fit SorpeSobaao iieuf % par npr
peb at tuge en- anoen. Slagifibet
"getropaulepif" itsote moo ell mefa'
milf Mine, iom S%apaneierne bopoe
irnfet neo, inben De begnuote lit an.
arch Den lite Ipril. Sapouiernc
fornpeoe tit @nsreb Den i4oe % tort
Iatte gombaroementet til al. 1.3O
6reoog ben 15be. GereS Sfibe leo
finn r~betpbeligt, % fint TO al oeres
Ssmpnb bIep let %iaaret. Get beoer,
at Be iaponeiiife Sfibe gift frem %
til6oee melcm Tusierne8 Ntner
uoen at toge nogen Sfaoe.
gGf, 8laSifriperc!
9e rlrsiiIfe Regiertng ruberretteoe
Be Ssoreneoe Stnter ben lobe Ipril
officieIt ON, at 8labforreiponoenter
iom ienber 5ioenber pm rltSirfe
arigsifibeS eler troopers Seo9gel'
Ter, bill blipe ifuote iom Spioner, ON
De paagribes.
0a bette | bsi 8rdb bererer ameri'
fanife gorgere, fommer De 6orcncoe
Stater til at ienbe en- Groteit til RE
gieringeh / ct. 9~etersburg. "9e
Soreit @ireEels Telegraph Gompa'
M" bar label lloenriasminiiter Sap
piSe, at bet life fam finbe fig | benne
riisiiife Srbre. "SfsI9e al 6oIferet.
tiger Bet bar Ri iho aogang iii
Sapet, noar hi benpttst bet | freoe.
lige 2iemeb, oe nj forlarger 9effpt.
telie Of Be Soreuebe Staters Regie.
ring for bore Selegrafiter, Tom err
amerifanife gorgere, % for Dor 81.
enoom."
s europa er, innofSt piSes. Con
bpn Zines" Oct eneite 9Iao, iom
brueer ~traabIss Selegraf til Gr6oer.
oelie Of arigsnpt. Gets aorreipon-
bent | Eitaiien bar EFT burtiggqacnoe
Camper meb Gpporater for ~traaolsS
Selegrafering / TiheIi@StrGoet /
HPnbe6en al Sort grthur % ell
Wobtagntnesitation i Gbefoo, en-
neutral fineiiif Snou. gf og iii bar
"Simes"s aorrciponoert ien6t teIe.
g~raftife Sibenber ira Sapet inS til
Gbefoo baaoe om r~usitife og iupanifc
arigSiftbes geO99eIier, og fra Gbe.
foo er De igien ien0t iii 2onbon %
ODER bele Serben. Wou fan let fore.
title zig, at EN- iaa0an "traaoles De.
peife" fan naa frem iii Sofiu eller
Ct. petersburg Ell 3ime eIer iaa,
efterat DEN er fommen iii 2onSon.
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faa benoe til Soffet. Sfisnt isot
Of Ell banif. Iutberif Mor, er ban en-
fanattf 8rrif.3 dtbolif og taaIer life
9utberanerne.
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ron SALE.

For Sale-A ticket to TT. Worth.
See Stone. 249 At.
Apples for sale by the box.-Hob-
son-Lowe Co. If
FOR sALE.-Choice Plymouth
Rock hens. and canned fruit. In
quire of J. f. Thompson. i6t4
KoLE.-We now have on the
track here, Primrose coal. the cream
of all coal.-Roswell Wool Il Hide
Company.
Handsome new furniture. Smyrna
rug, fine dining room set. etc. etc.
All very cheap. call on Miss Porch.
South Highlands. At.
BUGGY CHEAP-A buggy for sale
reasonably. Bought new and used
only five months. Call on or address
Xxx at Record Office. II.
A Webster's unabridged dictiona.
ry for only $500. This is a great
bargain if YOU want a dictionary.
Apply at the Record Office.
Parties leaving the city will sell
household furniture for light house.
keeping at a bargain. Everything is
new. Address =. o. box 795 or call
at 400 Penn. ave. At.
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Classified Advertisements.
For RENT.

FOR .RENT-Furnished room. Ap
ply sem. Richardson. 45t3.
FOR RENT+A three room COZ,
tage. Inquire at the Record oficea
FOR RENT-Room close in. Fur.
nished or unfurnished. Inquire at
Record Office. If.
One lot close in with buggy house
two stalls feed house and shed.
Water in lot. Apply at Record Office
Jan. 1S-6t
FOR RENT-One three room and
one four room house. New. clean.
close in. Artesia water. Apply tp
512 Richardson ave. north. II.
Thirteen acres with artesian water
Under fence, good for gardening. APP
ply 10 Mrs. n. V. Mcconnell. 622
Main St. or Il Robert Kella-
hin. d46t2w6t2
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School Notice.

At a meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation Monday night it was found
necessary to further enlarge the ter
ritory for the ward buildings. There
fore the lines for the Pauly Addition
school We're changed to Main street
for the east line south from Walnut,
and extended north from Alameda to
Walnut. All west of Main and south
of Walnut will go to the Pauly.
The Military Heights school line
was changed TO make Eighth street
the south line from where it crosses
the river near Missouri avenue to
the railroad. All between Eighth st.
and the river west of the railroad
will go to the Military Hill school.
These changes affect only those be-
Iow the eighth grade.
w. T. JONES.
Clerk of Board of Education.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Typewriting work. Ap
ply at Record office. lot
WANTED-A one horse power or
smaller gasoline engine. Inquire AT
the Record office.
WANTED.-To borrow six thous.
years. Inquire at Record Office. 229m
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WISCELLANEOE

Rooms and Board-Apply at SOC
Kentucky Ave.
Take He'd Eez for headache. Sold
by G. G. Gilmore. If.
Feed your chickens ground oyster
smell. We have it. Roswell Produce
and Seed Co. 2t.
Furnished front room with or
without board. No invalids.-Apply
at Record office. 4Gt3
Removal Notice.-Dr. w. c. Buch.
ly has moved his office TO the front
room in the Oklahoma Block. Ats
To make FOUR trees. plants and
vegetables grow use bone meal. We
have il. Roswell Produce n Seed
CO.. II
Poison for prairie dogs. VIII
make estimates on lands and slaugh
ter the dogs. Mixed poison for sale.
}. S. Campbell.
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or STOLEN.

One light bodied rangy looking
bay mare branded running NJ on left
thigh and LEA on right thigh low
down. Right knee was swelled when
missed. s. reward for return to J.
G. Lea.