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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-09

as before
Usually when there is sufficien
food in the Hondo to overflow the
HOndo dam the Pecos is also up
Last year three days in June the
Hondo went over the dam into the
Pecos. There was no water in the
Hondo at Roswell There had beer
two floods down the Hondo this
year which went over the dam. The
Northern Canal had capacity sufh
cient TO irrigate $4,000 acres Of land
He had charge OF delivering the wa
ter to the farmers. and it ran from
26 to 80 inches. He believed thirty.
six inches was sufficient for solid al
falfa. He had irrigated alfalfa once
with six inches of water, and nine
inches was a fair average.
In comparing the discharge of the
Penasco and the Felix with the Hon
do, he stated that the discharge of
the Penasco was twice that of the
Hondo and the Felix about as much
as the Penasco. His statements as
to the amount of water required to
irrigate various crops agreed with
the statements made by Mr.. Hager-
man. The loss of water in the North
ern Canal was not over ten per cent
in ordinary water. The persons who
pay for waters they use as they use
it use less water than those who are
entitled to a certain amount of water
as in water rights.
Mr. Balcom considered that the Pc
cos river at the mouth of the Hondo
is at least twenty times the size of
the Hondo.
The increased flow of the North
ern Canal was due to the drainage
of the Roswell district In reply to
questions from Mr. Cameron, he said
that the number of water users had
increased in the last year, had more
than doubled since 1900. The improve
ment in the service Of the canal gave
them much more water. They did not
Use all the water which came down
he Hondo
The Commission then adjourned
the hearing until $50 this morning
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Yes, it is the advertiser who gets
the bulk of the trade. And when For
syth & Co. get tomOrrow's page ad
before the public their store will be
hardly large enough to accommodate
the crowds that will flock there Mon
day morning and all during the
week There are great things in store
for the economical buyer
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-09

In the suit of Mrs. Turner VS.. E. F.
Hardwick for damages tried by a jul
ry in Justice Bailey's court yesterday
the plaintiff was given $21.00 and
costs.
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Evacuatinq Mukden.

Berlin, Sept. 9.-Dispatches from
Mukden timed at 11:20 a. m. today
say that the evacuation of Mukden
is now in progress, and add that the
Japanese have not yet crossed the
river which flows few miles south
Df Mukden.
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This Mornings Proceedings.

E. d. Balcom was the first witness
IN the stand this morning and con-
| tinued his testimony along the same
ines as in the session of yesterday
afternoon. He made a strong witness
| for the Water Users Association, in
rigation in the lower Valley.
AT $50 this morning Reclamation
Engineer w. M. Reed took the stand
and began his testimony. Attorney
Reid told the witness to proceed with
out questions as he understood the
issues involved.
Engineer Reed continued on the
stand until noon when adjournment
was taken until two o'clock. and at
the hour of going to press he is yet
on the stand.
Mr.. Reed began by stating that he
had been in the Pecos Valley since
April. 1889, and during the first ten
years of this time he had been con-
nected in various capacities with
the different irrigation companies of
the Valley 1t was Mr. Reed who
first recommended the building of the
Hondo reservoir, and in 1902 for the
government he took charge OF the
photographic work in the Valley.
Since June the first of last year Mr..
Reed has had charge of five different
measuring stations, one on the Pc
cos at Carlsbad, one at the Highway
bridge on the Pecos just below the
mouth of the Hondo. one at the Hon.
do on the Main street bridge. one
at the Hondo site, and one at the Pc
cos river at FIT Sumner. Much of the
fling of exhibits giving the daily mea
surements at these different stations
and other valuable information as to
the flow Of water past these stations.
Mr.. Reed then took up the Mcmillan
reservoir. In June of this year at the
request of the Chief Engineer, Mr..
Reed visited the reservoir and MADE
careful survey and examination OF
this reservoir. The present protest
was not thought of at this time, but
the examination was made at the in
stance of the government for infor
nation regarding silt, gypsum. and
data that would be useful in construc-
ting reservoirs AS Mr.. Reed is yet
on the stand no synopsis of his tes
timony will be given in The Record
until tomorrow. Suffice it to say thai
Mr.. Reed has proved himself master
of the situation. His long experience
in irrigation matters in the Valley
the data which he has gathered or
every conceivable point OF contest
| which can neither be gainsayed OF
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Notice..

Members of Valverde Camp No
1419 U. c. v. are hereby notified to
assemble at the court house in Ros-
well September 18th next at 2 D. m.
Important business to be transacted
J. A. FOREMAN.
Captain in Command.
J. T. EVANS. Adjutant
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An Old Man Dead,

Juan Chaves. the old pioneer, aged
Ill years, died yesterday at his
home across the PecOs river. Mr.
Chaves was probably the oldest man
in New Mexico
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Did You See String

cOntradicted, leaves the protestants
in mid-air By facts and figures Mr..
Reed has completely upset all their
claims.
The Commission hopes to conclude
the hearing this afternoon.
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WEAKNESS OF THE PROTEST is
SHOWN BY THE WATER
USERS ASSOCIATION.
THE INSIDE HISTORY

j. J. Hagerman Tells of the Early
Days of irrigation in the Valley
The Testimony for Roswell Con-
trasts Strongly With the Weakness
Shown by the Protestants.
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Miss Plummer, of Wellington, Kan
sas, is in the city on a visit to Miss
Evelyn Hunt.
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Dispatches from various sources
today establish the fact that the Rus
sian army is safe at Mukden. Beyond
this there is no direct news bearing
on the military situation. Advices
from Japanese sources are lacking
and the exact whereabouts of the
Japanese armies are unknown. Euro
pean military opinion is that another
big battle will be fought soon.
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Killed Women and Children.

Toxic, Sept. 9.-A private telegram
states that the Russian expedition
from Kamchatka visited Senshu isl
and north of Hokaido. and in the alb
sence of the men killed women and
children and burned the houses. Off
cial confirmation is lacking.
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Mr.. Fred Hunt and Fred Hunt Jr.
left for Wichita this morning on a
months visit.
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ST. Petersburg, Sept. 9.-Dispatches
Jeff announcing that the railroad and
telegraph lines to Mukden are both
uninterrupted.
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Chicago, Sept. 9.-After fifty-nine
allied trades at the stock yards is
off Vice President Smith said the
vote of the conference board of the
allied trades council to bring the
trouble to an end was unanimous.
President Donnelly has telegraphed
the decision to all the cities where
the workmen had been out on the
strike.
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SAFE AT
MUKDEN
RUSSIAN ARMY REACHES THAT
PLACE AT LAST.
STRIKE is OFF

Butchers Have Called the Strike Off,
Effective in All cities.-The Strik-
ers Claim Victory Over the Pack.
ers.-The Official Statement.
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Russians Utterly Demoralized.
Shanghai, Sept. "a special mes
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Mukden wednesday, via. Pekin.
Sept. IA correspondent of the AS
sociated Press who has returned t.
Mukden with the Russian rear guard
says the losses ON both sides werc
enormous He placec them at fifty
thousand. When the Russians left
Lao Yang the town was strewn with
the bodies Of the slain. The japanese
shell fire continued until September
4th. when the bridges over the Taitst
were destroyed. The greater part OF
the Russian army crossed the TAFT sc
during the night of September End
and engaged Kuroki with two corps
The Russian transport began to re
treat at midnight the morning of the
fifth along the Mukden road. The ia
panese seemed TO lack enterprise aD'
failed to recognize the serious posi-
ton of the Russians.
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senger at Mukden who escaped from
the city through the lines of the Rus
slams. reports that the Russian army
is utterly demoralized.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

Suaar gureb S1htten = grie DsaItdt :
1870 8funo l23; IL 4fanb l24e; 1o-1a
Rtunb 1917: Smesie nuaIttdt 90-l6 8hnsb
lee ; 10 ffunb l24e |; IL Rfamb 1f4e 10
Pfuuo 13c.
san5ormij@e S&tateu-6 BID 8 Bfash 8ac;
8 tts IL 9lfiab 84c.
S@mItern-GnsI. Gureo. 10 BID 20 Pfunb
i'm Our@5@nitt. 10e: 16 pfmab Dur&i4nttt.
10fe, 10 tiS u Bfans 1O3c.
Hrabtfid.s ped-3larer GneIt5b Gureb 1S
ssruabiter Susar &mreo 1se, 6-7 Yfunb TN
Duraf4mttt 16s; BIS Q Rfant TN Dur@s
5&nitt lac; 10 bis IL 4,fanb In DurGi&mti
lie; s gfanb sa Onr4i&nitt. f&utaI. lie.
8 Nf,nb TN Durti9nitt. i&mai. 18ke.
eped, gnsI.--@ewdbIter. 8 ts 10 @tmah
I'm Dur&f9nst, l3s; II bs II 3fimb tl
Dur9i9ustt. 1SKe.
Sped-RIare Settsn, 90 Bic 20 pfmnh IN
Tur@59gitt. 10xe; 8Iare Setter, 20 bB 80
unb, 103e; alars Teuies. Is BID 90 4faab,
io}e; Is BIB 20 4fb.. 1O}e; IA Biz Is Rhnsb.
lo5s; aIare Erdea. Is bs 90 SaaanaS. 9ae;
Eaiden IL Bis 10 8feab 10}e; sIare seaden {
bS Q Rfunb. &c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08
OegNIa@tsseS Vieb.

grtS&es RtnbfeH&-NeRIt4e Stiere -6}
So; bieSige Stiere 8a-.9e; bieise @inSes
$50 bis 800 Sfunb 7e; biefee 2iiRe 400
DTS $50 Sfuno SIC Rabe $50 bB $50 pfuno
Sc; Stier gorberpierteI &c, ctiG 3tmter'
u.srteI l1}c, Sinh StnterpierteI Sc, Rtnh
goroeruiertsI &c, 3ub 8orserpierteI &c, 3aib
otntsrptertel 7s.
Sri59e3 4aIbFei&-RdIter l0Hc, &tnters
uiertel 18c. BcrberuierteI Sc.
Strides S@aifeii@ 2duruaer PEI Rf'rno
9. /; G&ate TIC; S&enieI lSe; &ads hsa.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

Deiaen = Ro. 2 retbsr $1.162 sMi seie,
fen, $1.183 pom RibIen; 80. 8 rotba $1.lO
Houember 81. 16; Basenipenen $1.15.
2orn (neues) - go. l wetb 56ic 5io. Q
meib Sole; SO. 9 uetb 653e; $50. 4 weib.
55}c; 70. 2 weis seu1i9t 55ac ; 20. 8
wetb semii@t 663e; SO. 4 wetb sem,,a'
633e; SO 2 seIb 56c; 80 8 seIb &C. :
go. 4 geIb 64e; SO. 2 seusi@t B6}e.
SO. 8 aenai&t 5b}c; go. 4 se.nti&t 63}e;
RuIben CSC.
3afn- 10. Q metber 31}s; 80. 8 retser
Bic; SO. 2 0eurii&ter 803:; 80. 3 aemii9tss
302c.
Seu SO. 1 Ttmottp $500; SO.
2, So 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

SnbtanaYsIis Rafees4reNe:
@ensobni. Bic gutter l0-12e; prtxa BIB os
rpablter 14-l6e ; Saaep 82}-83c, 0oISss
Dsaow Is bis 22e, Saua $3.50.
Sn Dadetsn:
Grtofa $13.26. Zion $12.76, Serieb $685. 8
Caracas $12. ", Dtamortb's s12. 25. 9uta
Sasa 8lenb SIG. 00,R aiIBou& Sla. 25. eate1
8tenbeb Sana SLABS.
8uder-Domimoes 5000; ehidsuder 6.36
puIpertfrter 6.S5e; xxxx Y~uIpertNrter $500,
fesner seanulsrter 5.55e; Gubes 6.o6c; Con.
feetioners' Assoc Nibseuoob 6.40s; Bud.
ag U 6.86e; esaptee 10. 80c; SbeaI erra
SoIoen 6 5.25e; Bsnbfor Grtra 9 6.S0e;
&io9esnoob y 6.4Oe; seIber 6 4. sSe; ls gels
Der 400.
@etrodnete Sri&te-AepfsI, an Der Come
setro6net, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e bts 7ke:
@itron 1Se bs lac; RoRnen, 2 gro.un, pet
2funb, N. 8 eroua TIC. 4 Growu TIC faa,
n~enfpess &c bis Sc, California RuscateI TIC;
SuItana nc. trportirte saftana lie Biz lIe.
California aprttoien se BIZ Lee.
pidIss-2400 TN Tab $40; I20c TIM sas
So; 1900 TN SaIbfas $3.50; 600 TIM Sas
$3.50.
Sprup-Stanbarb germ 23e bis 2Be; DC.
wabIter &c BIB 32e; eorsbum sSc biz 8se;
Stem Orleans RoIaHes 18e bis 2Se; aeDdbl.
ter 8Oc bic 38c.
Gtnsema9te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s ssh..
Sl.10c pea&es etanbarb. 8 gfs., e.
2.26; combs 8 Bftnb 81. 6O-Sl IS; xu
BsaGes. 81. 40-S1.50; Snanas, etanoors,
{ 3d., 81. 65-$1.9 so; eeeunbs, Q 4hrao.
81 .a SLAB; crime 8obnen. 8 Rfumb Rus
men. 8abama Hnanas $1.8O-$a. ak.
@eiiebte Grbfem. 81. = .76, frabs SSant s.
Gents. Rarrew 9Oe, etasepet9te 56e-sOe
tomatoes, 8 Rfunb, 81. 1O-$1.I. Huser,
&orn 90c-$1. 90. A~pfeIbutter, per GusemD,
8 Pfunh. 81.
MHe-HrasiI meu Sc bis 10e; SiIberts IL ,
Nanbetm IA; wei&i@aIise RanbeIn lss;
Serbian RanbeIn 16c; Qeanuts be bis 6fc,
gerSffete 7c bis &c; gnsIi@e @aIntHs
effs-RaIa go 9r. Eef). Sat. s-1ls ,.
@alone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

Indianapolis Detail. gertauBpreus:
Ranamatb RIee So. 50-S7. OO.
&otber $6.00-$6. 76.
Nliife ST. 26-$8.00.
MIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
Netber So. 60-$10.25.
6ancp Ttrnotbp $1.86-$1.90.
@ewdbIter ST. 60-$1.s6.
Brtuaa 81. B-$1. go:
6ancp 8ertudp Hlaugrab $1.l0@$1.60
@gtra reines IN @baf 50c-6Oe.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
@eb Cop IN gbaf 85c-$1. 25.
@eiber Soma Saraen 9dfer $1,000.
Detber SninoiS s5c-65c.
Sonen Corn rpe;b unb geIb 81. OIL. 81.
alrnber 8uderrobr Saraen $1-1.25. e
@nfIaee @orn 90c-$1.10.
Sriibiabr 9erfte 90c-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08
. @aaen.Raxtt.

Etutotba-Eertaufsprete: So. 00-l0.00.
Rice Sertaufspreiie: $40 00-sll.00I
De!idiorn - 8eriaufspreHe: ie mao ba
nuaIttdt, 62-65e; neues 40 biz 46e.
8Gfr-sei&dIt 44-46c; h ben zebrea
$8.00-$9.50 per Tonne. Neuer 82-S6e.
etrob- Drete, ie mad benz @r,s. tn Eat
len, SS.60-$6.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

@ep0detes e~@wesneaea3 - ano@enIojes
5auep Big $40. so; 2Iares 8ean $4,000; Sams
y $500; Stort eIear $3.50 Runpf
Gsoorrtss 3fnoleH9 - Sts,mten, reo
Sets. LAS; 3asenietten lie; Snmenj. Is:
Rn0@eI lie.
Aaarffe @erdm@erte 8~ratuurf s}e.
5rortf,irter 7}c; Bologna tn Odrmen &c, in
TM4 61c.
S1n,op- tn Iierce8-l. dual. 93e: q.
nnaiitat Ct; 8. nuaTiidt 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

NdnbIer beSabIen foIgenoe Brefe:
Butter - &ountrt, loo, Greoussre 20
sIata 26e.
eier-20c per Datero.
1itmer 83c, Sdbne 8. FurtebCI2.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

safe.
gngros 8 S~eriaufSpreie SmYcrHrtsr
e@ueserfdfe 3oe per 4finb etnbesmts3s.
s3ueuertdie TIC. @~iseonfn Cream 8 9ais
l23, Rep gors ebeboarsI l23e. etmhesnsb
ii3er 2tnsburser 12-14e. gri6 I3-14e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08
u m 9 SO q I.

~
New Oorf, z. Sob. Bis our
Stunbe, als ole Sbdtisfeit aufb6rte,
nabmen bic @ampaene=2 eiter beioer
parteien ben @rfolg nit elmer beiteren
Subsri9t in aniprud, bic i'm Sinblid
auf ben tpeitsn lnteri9ieo Der gsduBer=
ten Nnidtsn bemerfenspertb eriaeiner
muB. 2ein @insigsr in bieier @am-
pagne, au9 ni9t In Der Yripat- Inter-
baltung Ooer i'm 8ertrauen, iff sewilt
cine Rieoerlaae au3ugeffe6en. 6eute
1T a0es eitel 8srtrauen; morgen Nbsnb
miro bas 2anb mifen rper &edt bate.
SIM @an3en ma9te fid Der SdluB
Der politii9en @ampa9ne beute menie
bemerfbar, ss lei benin In benz Jsblsn
bsfannter @efidter in ben National=
uno @taats. 9auptquartieren fOmie In
ben 0otels. Nufreguns lieB f9 MIR
genos benterten /; bic 9auptquartiere
3eigten tusnis bon iener Sbdttsfeit, bic
nod biz gum gnoe lebter Wode por-
berrfdte. Mud in ben Sotsls iisb f9
bisfe Rube feffeasn.
8etbe 3 arteien inb
iegesgem B.
@afhin q o n, z. Sob. Sur Q
gabinets. Witglisoer, bic Setretdre 9ap
unb Worton, lmsilen beute Nbenb in
Der Stast, Der eritere tpegen zines un-
moblieins unb Worton Mmtsaef9dfte
6alber.
SIM Sauptquartier oes bemofr. Con-
grsB=@omitss empfdnst Ssfretdr 60
rparbs Die Wabl-g insdnse aus ben per-
i9ieoenen Staten unb bonn oemcfra=
tiiden Sauptquartier in Sem Dorf.
Sn ben Sauptquartisren beioer par=
teien tpiro beute Mbenb bas b6hite 0ers
irauen in bas &efultat ausgebriidt. Elm
8ertrauen, bas fid aud in ben iebr
ffarten Wabl'W etten bstunoet. Sas
Sntere6e Der Wettenoen cOncentrirt fd
auf Sem Dort; tiber ben Nusgang In
ienem State fino bobe Summer ge-
tpettet.
Or urpbp unb SbeIl.
Rem Oorf, z. Sob. Nm Wabl=
0orabenb nabmsn beioe parteien ben
empire Staat fur fid in Anfpru6. Die
9emofraten fibsn iid auf bic grfld'
rung oes Sammanp=Gtbrers Wurphp,
oaB bic abhimmune In @rob Stem
DOrf bic fdrtfe.iemals far einen oemo-
tratii9sn @%anoioaten abse9ebene weroe.
tudbrenb Gouberneur Obel ertldrt,
Barriers Wsbrbeit in Der Stabt miHe
tiber 140. 900 bstra9en, nm i'm State
geDinn.n 5u t6nnen.
8or 2 Sabren bate Der bemotratiihs
@anbibat golsr 122, 900 Wsbrbsit iibsr
Ooel in Der Stabt, purbe aber ee-
idlagsn, inoem Ohel's Webrbeit i'm
tibrissn Staat $50. 800 betrus.
Iortebrunssn sesen
WabIbetru9.
Nuf Die Stimmbuben tpiro morgen
Elm lnsemein i4arfes ange setporfen.
Sie Yldne our 8erbinoerung unre4ta
mdBiser Nbftimmuns fino in melt gr6-
Bsrsm MaBftabe als frtber %enttuorfen.
Nuber ben @d9tern Der partei unb
80, 900 fdotii6en pOliaifen, Die mOr-
gen ale i'm Sienff fino, meroen iiber
10, 600 @ebilfen beim faailiden Wabl-
Bureau einsefeat. um Ni9tberedtiste
I'M Stimmen su binbern. 100 BE-
ante oes @ebeimbienftes faaue1 nod
i'm Nuslanbe @eborener aus, bic piel-
lei9t i9win6elbafte gtirserpapiere bore
tpeifen.
R epnbltfanif9es Natip=
naIsg m te.
gbicago, z. Sob. Sefretdr
9oper bonn republifanii9en Nationals
@omite reiffe beute 3ur Mbfimmung
nod Ohio unb tommt morgen Nbeno
3uriid. COMMUNICATED 9arrp 9.
Netu fdbrt Nbenbs nod indianapolis,
nil inbeFen aud mOrgen Mbeno auriid
iein.
prGftbent gibt feline
Mntmort.
On ~s6soxo = Noh M.f ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08
Setrogene Mngarn.
GaIfhmiin3er fabri3irten bier unga>
riihes 6elo In Menge.

in umlauf bra9tsn. Die 0erbafieten
2ertowiB, Ower3a unb Sirbat iino
aneetlast, fatIdes @elo zines fremoen
States in 8eib 3u baben.
Yisle unearn. Die BON bier nod Der
6eimatb 3u%riidtebrten. medielten bel
ben @%efangenen ibr ameritaniIdes
@eto fur ungariide Miin3s Elm. nu,
um in unearn gu finbsn. baB fe fal-
i9es @elo befommen batten.
Die unsarifds 9Resieruns lsntte
f6lieBlid bic 4ufmertiamfeit Der bis=
fsen auf bic Nn9elesenbeit.
u m dger meIbeni9 d.
@opus, q. ~, z. Nop. Serr
Barter fdbrt morasn firth CUR Mbftim.
mung nod ainsitOn, in 8esleituna
ieines Sstretdrs Wc@auslanb, Der eben=
fouls bort ftimmt.
Ser @anoioat srbdlt bereits 3a5lrei9e
8riefs bon Nemteridgern. Gin beute
a%n9elan9ter lauiete nur: 2eien sic ben
SGluB oes AZ. Berries i'm %. @apitel
beg 2utas. Die betrefenbe STEELE
beiBt: @ebenfe mein, tusrn Su In 9ein
&6nisrei@ ein3iebt.
2eim 2uftf@ifff ies.
6 t. 2ouis. z. Nob. Cine
lei&te gef4doisung madte heute ben
auffieg bes 2uftidifes bon 6rancois
unm69li9. Der 8alopin unb Ben-
tom galon muroen bur9 ftarten Winb
perhinoert.
@rob tie unb gnteI
berbrannt.
@btcago,7 z. Sob. 6rau Sulia
&eano 1T beute nebft ibrem 4.idbrisen
gnfelfinbs q. 2irf In ibrer Wobnunq
gu Sobe b%erbrannt. Sie @robmutter
ftirste in bas brennenbe Saus, um ben
6leiner 81 retten.
6 obIen=S treif.
Sprtngfielb, ST.. z. Sob.
Ha9 8eridten On bas Staats Bureau
Der Ser. @ruben : Nrbeiter fino ale
2oblengrdber in ben beioen n6roliGen
Siftritten oes States piebet aur Nr=
belt 3drifeefsbrt. Sie Saupt=@ruben
in peotia unn pana ffeben i'm 8etrieb,
oagegen nidt iene In ben Springfield
unb @biea9p uno Nlton 2oblenbi=
fritten.
2tr9en=W atttunte
W orb -NnfIage.
Ses Woines, Sa., z. Sob.
Na9 elmer Sspei6e aus Deeorab, So,
1T bafelbif prof. 8. s. @iforb, ein
befannter Girdenmann. in 0aft unb
beg Woroes i'm erffen @rabe anqetlagt,
neil er ben Sob bon 8. u. Biqelotp
burd einen Sdla9 auf ben Ropf ber-
beiftbrte.
Die Wdnner battsn fi9 iiber ibre
@edte an einem Stiid 8runbbefb aes
f~trittsn. als GiHorb isinen @sensr ries
berf&lug.
giner Der Iebten conf b.
berirten Gahrer.
2ate@itp. Sfa.. z. Wop. Sc
neral Seize 5. Ginlep, elmer Der tuenis
gen iiberlebenoen Brisabe.@ ensrdIe Der
eonfbberirten Nrmes, III bier 90 Sabre
oft gefforben. gr batte fi9 i'm Sienffe
bes Shbens bonn @emeinen big gum
General emporgei9munsen. 8 2egis-
latur- periooen binbura eeb6rte er benz
@ongreB an.
Der 3ampf ge9en ben
Wbistep-S ru +.
@incinnati, z. Sob. Die
ofR3iele @bistep.Q Quotation bleibt bier
auf Der preis,tBrunblaee bon $1.24.
Bon Wertretern berl1nabbdnaigen tpur-
ben bsuis 1856 6dHsr su biefem preiie
anssmeloet. Mls elm 0ertreter bes
Wbisfep.9 ruts 146 6dHer auf Der
Bats bon $1.23 anmslbete, tpurbe Der
gerfauf angsfodten unb bonn Superins
tsnoenten Der Sasbelsfammer iuspen=
Dirt.
WeneItt's @ef9ente.
Rem Oorf, z. HoD. 2 26pin-
men. 2 Mfen. 2 StrauBe uno l Zebra,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08
WrGmte anp 0tm6te.
d te.


Ura&te.
Gepfet-s1.25- Sc. 10 per Sab.
gaaanen-8epabIte 81. 90 bis $500 PEI
Bus@, speite AuuIitat 81 bis $1.25.
aotmsauEe-$3.25 per Sunbsrt.
@itronen-Reifnas, "a. 90.
Cransen-Sansp California Z dIeneia $3.50
Sloriba $2.75 Bis $500.
2~lmanas-$2 .26 per @rate.
Haume 90 per BuibeI.
Birnen hec-$l.O 90 per 8uibeI.
Saacp girnen-$1.50 per grate.
Tetaeu Sn1prna 11-16c bas Dtanb.
DatteIn &c per 9fumb. so 4fs. 8tftem.
Hener~ Sonig-l6c.
Srauben l6c Bis lee per 3orb.
Yfrii@e 81 bis 50 % per BuibeI.
0emHie.
Neue rptbe &ilben-60c per BuibeI.
Rraut-6ec bis 75c per Sab.
BlmmenfobI $i.53 per Dusenb.
@urten 4Oc per Rorb.
@eIerp--per Bun1 16c.
@rime gobnel 7be per 1uibeI.
@rlnes Gorn, loo per DuSenb.
Weue 2artoHeIn 50c per 4uibel.
SlbfartofeIn $2-3 per 5ab.
Raoieie 8c-18c per Dubenb Bun&eS.
Rbubarb I0c per Dmtenb.
eaIat ST.. GO per 6ab.
3miebeln - soc per Buibel.
Spanii9e 3uiebeIn $1.b0 per Crate.
Tomatoes-s0 per BuibeI.
Nopp Dpbnen $2.10 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-08

1ntbraete (ane @robsn). ..........$ 7.60
Hau&Icie 2ttunp. $50
Rau9Ioie-Shoveled ...m-.. 500
@aueIoie Rine Sun .............. 400
6anneu $50
DIobbur8.-.......... ....~-..-..-.. $50
SeGfon IObts] 500
&anop9a 400
YttSbur 4.60
Tapmonb @itp 4.60
Nintfre6 -. $50
0odtn8 8oueb......s................ 400
2ubri8 ......... ............. 4.2S
Bra3il DIod.................~. 4.26
SaItre @c.-2ump. l.00
Satire @o.-9ht.. $50
greene unb SuDinan 60. (2,ntp u. ysut) $50
sIa6-Sadion, %tttsbtrs. %. 8irs. ie 2.75
Snbiond..-.. ......-.--... 2.25
Gonneuspine @ofs-....... 600
Dpen Geie, rer % 8ufbeI ........ 500
RIunrpeu . Sole lie per 8uibeI, 1918 pc
Is Nujbs; 8erfIesnezter Sole l2e per HuitsI
uber s.. 90 rer Is Du1s.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-14

No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak we'll of Cham berlain's s Stomach and Liver Tablets after once trying them. They always produce a pleasant movement of the bowels, in prove the appetite and strengthen the digestion, For sale by H, e, Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-14
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New Business Enterprises - uood Year for the Man With the Hoe, and the Owner of Live Stock Everybody VIII Have Money
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-14

The breaking Of the main shaft ot the pumping plant at Del Rio, which supplies Prescott with water, impress. ed upon the citizens of th:stv town the need of duplicate pumping plant. and a public meeting was held at which Mayor Burke presided. Every body agreed upon the fact that a pump was needed, says the Herald, but none of the citizens could suggest plausible scheme to get one. The cost of duplicate plant will be about $l5,O00. While that sum does nos seem large to many people, it is quite, a sum to city whose treasury is in |, badly depleted state. The ip terest to be paid on the indebtedness is almost equal to the total amount of taxes coming in. If. there is any show of laying up money under such circum. stances we should like for some one better posted in finance to show the way, says the Herald.