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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-25
FLOOR COVERINGS.

Don't imagine that you can put off
your buying and secure these values
later on-when ours are sold you will
pay from I to ] more, and you may
canvass the whole country and do no
better-so come quick.
Floor Oil Cloth 18c, 22ac and 25c
per square yard.
Imported Linoleum (the worlds
best) 40c and Soc per square yard.
The balance Of our Chinese and Jap
anese Mating the 25c kind 15c, the
3Oc kind 174c, the 4Oc kind 25c. Only
a few pieces left.
Your unrestricted choice of all ex.
super Ingram Carpets, including the
celebrated Lowels, per yard 55c.
Your unrestricted choice of all Ak
minister, Moquette and Velvet Carpets
Carpets selling readily at $1.25 per
yard-Choice of all 85c.
About~25 remnants of the above,
running from 10 to Is yards, possibly
enough for small bedroom, hall OF
stair-very choice designs, per I'd 75c.
Remnants of less quantity 65c or
just about one-half of actual value.
The balance of our Brussels Carpets
are now offered at 421c, 571c and 674c,
or exactly one-third off from regular
price.
One hundred dozen Opaque Window
Shades, made Of excellent material,
mounted on very best spring rollers.
every shade warranted). Come in
two lengths
foot length .......... .18c
foot length .......... .23c
We have lot of odd shades of very
highest quality-have fringe and in
can have these at 33c.
SO pieces of fancy Table Oil Cloth.
No better grade on the market. Choice
in eoloring as well as in pattern. Clos
ing out price, per yard 13c. White
and marble &c more.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-25

The State Journal is a member of the
associated Press and receives the full day
Telegraph report of that great news or
ganlzation for exclusive afternoon publ
~at1on in Topeka.
The news is received in the State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-25
HOLIDAY GOODS.

A great many people have already
acted upon our suggestion. We are
selling these goods at about SOC on the
dollar We store them for you until
Xmas, if you so prefer. Come and in
vestigate. Bring the little folks along.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
ohio.
cpipiit al Mptter.

Spipiit at &otter. On Iiben for.
GlbreIss Yiae peo Napn gliiobet1
glad fanbtes i~orleben 0forgen liaaen.
Dc bso | i'm Sene / 2ognn Goltntns
gornebiem, inches ira Sprinsfielo.
'Sln bar bragt oertil ira aenton.
Senoes lille 5uiainsisiter bar oso
iosle Snse / 6oroeien. gcgee Smaa.
pieerne bar bogitapelig taIt bIet lpilt
leoenee al &otter | ceres nile Siem I
aeiton. Boa gliiabctb bar ltore Stpf-
fer al ainocrne, belle Sberl9ben 90 en-
al HGien gnaoet n9f, og INN iaa
f%orf9roelis no. Sroos ben1le Meoiart
lepeOe bun Dog longer eno iut Ssiter.
geage rnaa BABE liot ifrGffelise apa.
Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

Haoeoe anneration III 2onbsbpen a
oen neget omtptiteoe 2onoitrimmel
Tenne Mnneration piIbc / girfeIigbe.
Dem betDoe bet ianme iom mo Sieenie"
tot oct ~fonrnenoe aar, % ior at Tor
pure en- olminSeIig giitemning her
ON fntot gpfrbrene oct benit at for.
butte irbtil pioere. Men De gorserc,
ION erifeSe Iiitcmuiiig on aunera.
ton loo iis life iaa let tage ueo Trien.
Ge bagap iis no paa Sest otter By
raaoet "a innot ale Weolemm,er.
ne | Ct niiiSes 5armblis | Roro Gafo.
ia; De bnohe ifinlt iis nliner Senge.
goroe % / aloiefter. men on De alle
bar truffet irem for 7agens 9ps bIep
Oct omtalte 8ofiment fprfpnot for
Dem. VT Salitnos SSnopaanere fit ia
en- biertelig 2ntter ober oenne gfiGre
er Del. operlsoigt at tilisie. Sn, ser
lfaI barre Dem, iom gnar % fliiffer %
Ter ennnu.
Farmers Snititntcs. Ir. so.
peritao, Superintendent FOR Groofiton
Grperimeuiiarm. bar I'M it~ourbeioet
Ell elite oper De 9per, bpor Warmers
SnitituteS pil bli boIot / Senne oa nG.
tie Wnoneb. Ter er iolt 20 9per paa
Silten, % Den eiteite, iom er tiloelt 10
Gage err Groofliom. Ser er belle Siiten
reo Gatuer og oft: Sengbp, 23oe
6eb. 5oiston, 24te Sch. Nic Smtoib,
25oe Sch; @rifins, 26Se Sch. Mien.
tor 27hc Sch; Geo Safe Sails lite
Dfarts; @tlelib, 2oen Rarts; Sbiei
Rioer Sails, 3oie Marts; 9roofiton,
4be o9 5te Worts; Glbreb soc Marts:
Glintar, Soc Warts; Shellp, t0Se
0tnrts; Eerlep lie STARTS; Sen.
Drum. t2te 0'nrts ct. 8incent, 15oel
Marts; aelureNp, 16bc Wiarts; In.
gus, f76e Morris; geltromi, 1850
0Sorts; Goit @rono Sorts, 1855
Morts. Senerc bill ser bli l1olot Itsr.
re Meber | Solitab. 8nrrell, argDlr,
Stepbcb Sollcd o. ct. Siloire, men
TOR biSieS @cofommen0e or Gatoerns
life ioItiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Sub gnkntu.
@eb smprnOitiainaen ! sorhinhr

Tco Smsrnoitiainacn i 8orbinocl,c
mcb MeieriiterneS aonpention / Mit.
dell | iorrige llge tilfienbteS 4. $.
Otortgniolt ira Corona isrite lSris ior
Wicieriimer meN 96 YointS. Sire an.
ore 01eiericr itoo nffurat liat ior an.
cen Erts. Utr. Saugboabl iunnSreoe
lom Gommcr. Samtibigt bapoe
pgiaa baaoe apGg- % Sonic pbrGt,
tere 8prpention scr / 9peli, % ale
bar talrigt beiegt.
$4,000 | G%ritntnina. -Sra Siour
sails mel0eS, at 0irS. gmelia Stiff
lnno ior fort Sib iioen fit $4,000 i
Sfabe&eritatning al Chicago & 9ortn.
iueItern ior benoeS Wonos ulpffelise
Geo, goucu oniogte II. 2. 9iitrifts.
ret ON lipt Sorber, men berne Nnisg.
ming blep al CONNER 8orlono / Tor,
riae llge a%iilnaet. % M oil gancn
iltoitiilc oiOere EroceS % betaIe Mrs.
8irflan0 be $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
5Hpittuuu.
Gnnnt Irpiunen | en- snlI

Sarof IrDiigcit I eli Snlpon. -Gr
iottig Spenife peo Napn Stepe S5er,
JON bar opbolst iig i 8biteiiib, Mtou.
tnna, % arbeioet meo hpao Der finOc
fnloe Jig, or plloieliB blet Iruing Ill
$4,000 iom bans gf0soe Ssiter /
San 6rarcisco bar eiterlaot BAN,
S5er cr ereitc arping. % ser har pG-
ret is8t eiter ham belt iioen SeIteren
0p0e / Sftoher i%iOitleOen. Ia S5ar
nplig bar iuoe pau en- Saloon | Sail.
mel % tit iig ct 8Ias 81. itiitcoe ban
tiliploiguiS 9etjruotifab meo an
MtonN ION ban / Snmtnlens Ssb BE-.
troe0e. at ban bapbe. Ell pelbuuenee
Seiter | Sou sSrancisco, men iom ban
life baube bert ira paa 10 aar. Zen
irenmeSe Mtou0 bap6e imiblertiS
lllunpet iii at IGie | 9la0ene Ell 9totia
ira Sen iueuif.noritc aoniltI / SUI
SrauciSco. JON iuGetol0t Ell Otter.
ipergiel citcr C5er. % benne fiji nu
8eife0 berom. Strar citrr par bc!,
iottiBc Suenife pao @ei p~citopcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

bar abielui life fit zobaf iiocn lea tsa ben grspc
les par tfte brust ben | noaer Born, o. min oelbreb
sr beore cub, ben par fBr. SEQ f~remlaaaer tisie
alenossiernirssr ttit "a feeu soana o. irs bdober al
Grfarine. w
9bas. 9ueote, Ridmuns. Ro.
Y. ". 9odnt, Dor 900, @lenipooo, Ris.
Snidu }, Nipore, Santa &pia. Wc.
". epifer. s26 6ranf St,, Gbattanpoaa, 5cnu.
Y. 9. Gmeripn, Selmont. alo.
JoHes &obertipn, Beripnn, IN.
James W, &aro, Sontbern SptsI. ehicaap, an.
Ssnrn 9. 2pbfcn, Greensboro. aIa.
Hohn ". 9ennon, Rtn9us, Ser.
@iibtrt Broom. Sauas. ". g.,
Carrie Tiles. @enoa. Tld.
W. y. De ssitt, 3uder Sub. Ter.
Snnbreeer al andre Jplf hat bapt famine erforin,
nieo Frerepatterne al 3 p5aceo Specihe. lei er Il
l%fa6eslet os praftiif imtasIs Oft Nlipoel. ium ian aipes
I MaS % Eritfe ospil abiolut furrre Satirnten. uoen
bans Btoenoe. Sbis Hatieutcu taser bet Ielp er sgtb.
" liae'aa itifert I'll at heIbrebe. Roaers 9rna &
chemical 20. s95 .Jtftb h Rae. Streets, Cincinnati
Ehtp,, oil ieree oia en- fri grpoepafte al Tobacp
Spetitc blantt Snllu1, buis on ienoer bit Raun ga
aeresle. Seuo itrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
5tliltitcTnta.

ears S,DcniOu, cen aioeHe 9cimrcr
o. augsburl EllbIiibml &ouie / 92iu.
reapalis, b,e5 ]b,lraoct ira sen uorif
hlbgrite airfg pao 140e 2tDe. z. o.
1876 Greet unScr eneitaaCnOe itor
GtIi0gcLie, SormanO Gabl iorrettp6e
! aJrlen osiiter2t al &r~oissiorerle
8sdnaH ol Sobnion ps0 set 6oreneNs
ajrtes Sraiinar "a al Berbaro gioS
musien tioiilsre ErPit pcS 9etble.
Iemsfirfen. SorOiuitelien ionOt St9o
paa Satpnooo @raDllmo aiiien ba.
res al Better 95eIion. Carl Tauglan6,
S0iu 91oe. Slai Olion Grid &oIoc.
IaHS o. u. Sunbbeim ca 5ormanO
Gu5I& rsiesicrerne gsdmon ca Scba.
Jon, Boltorerne HasaEsicn ira &ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

oft bar ubfsrt fin prnitesiernina, poi
en- opgtia OF iampittigbcbsiulh Manbe
ligeIeoes at Menigebeoen bar beitrrbi
iig paa at ppfploc fine 6orpIigteIier
men at badbe Trriten % Meolemm,r
az Menigbeoen batroe bnpe iiopiit mere
ainrligbeo oa friIclig 5orornseIis.
beo cperfor bueronSre." Eca Il
Wenigbeosmsoe blep oct npIia peota-
get Ell 8eiolntiou, ion erfIrrer, at
Eaifor Gpbpif bar rpstet i'm 8ierunna
! Senbolo til @ihs Orb oa oen lufber.
tie SRre icr oct anbet at Fan bar lepet
Ct friiteliat Sip, oa for BET treble at
bans arbeioe for Ienisbeoen iortie.
ner Haaifjsnnclje.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
5t1id1innn.
SiScn Gianriabrifcn / 4

Sibcn Gianriabrifcn / Midisaus
StatSiGnaicl br9note, bar Stntens
Giaarmo9er 6oreuing paonp iat iig
Sirfionrheo for berefter at iaa forbioi
Characterization PEG Statens Strai.
nnltaIt. Gi9amagcrne barber %
he pil poatoac liz at bepiic Der - al
be al 6ungerne iabrifereSe 9i8drer er
blet nfhTn6et ~iuoeufor IidisanS
@rGnier tiff imoN 2open. Strrmiels-
outcritetrrre benGgter Bette, men
a9eut Chile, Gigarntaae r1Sorenin'
gems HeprGirrtant, paaitaar of ban
paa en- llnOcrisseliesreile bar rtno2l
"priion.maSe" 9igarer babe | Qsar.
qliette o. andre SteSer. G%i1armn9cr.
ne tr,ier meS, at bpis life Seres 8rap
blir imcSefommet paa atbeu Naooe,
iao oil Be bringe Sagen op ior &etter.
ne.
Saitpr VI. .. Ipbpif, 9r9it paS
,Sen uorif.I uiberite STRIFE | 0eeiicrni.
nee. bIep mere anerfienocnhe omtalt I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @apport emo
isrit opIpii. aomiteen ilutteoe usmlis
i'm Rapport iaaleoes: I'll Ssutfrins
itaI aoMi,Hu opIpie, al Sen bar moo
tnset iaaoeI mmotlise JON lfriltliae
&SneSbprO aat at Yaitur 81. 2. Gpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Uorsesfartet fI0bef paa
S0rreo.

,gi Lar mo0taaet ina mango
SpsrgsmaoI, ON hi life far ifaiie
&artet flGbet paa 2Urreb, at pi be.
itemte os til at forisge meb ct Tibet
Rar;i. 6or 80 Gents ertra fan hi
iifoffe &ortet ~fliitret pea 2Grreo, meO
SrGitoffe poa hper Gnoe. ioa of BET
Fan bGnges op aan SGggen og rules
up, naar bet life bruges.
gi bill meo set iagnme eisrc OBJ.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
baaSe SrGmiebog og Start, unbto.
gen man betaIer er.ra fer en- al Se.
lere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
;srn alppmina Yrairi., Minne!


ia, ifripcs til "9ecprab.Y oiteu", at
Der nplis iarot Ell 0ebat SteS mel
lem Glcper peo blooming Srairie
S%siifole % glepsrne fra Ssilfolen
giitin meS Oct llbialo, al g~loonnin9
Yrairies Representatives. panor. Der
blep o~ebatteret oner 2bennaet: Or oct
ioroelaetigt at aomniuaen eler Bri-
patioIf eier eIeftriif 2ps. 9anoperf
oip. ai Rorife. joni belteg ! Sebat.
ten, ngpnes Sim Eitbn Der er isbi.
Ssbt oa foniirmeret i Blooming grai.
RE. Sooeren er fra Srpiil ! asorse,
oe Mooeren err isot | BOD 9ouutp,
@is. lloiolbet al 9ebatten eeraaSer
De iiuee ! blooming Groirie I'll life
IiSen sgre. oa Gebattanterne ira au.
ifin mar bapt ct mer enc almiuSeligt
Hp for Gpgtisheo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
FRA p~nriftrkpIfrn.
8il pirc az lin SnS.

&il uirc al i'm Snb. - @n mprfe.
liR Operation er Tor SiNeu ur0er lt9s
iprelie paa CT &pipital i SOS gngeles.
en- Mano peo 9tapn 1. NJ. Sdiniler.
tiOligere boiat i Scs Moine& IA, bleo
Tor ct Eor Tiger iiNeu iruetcIig Tor.
brandt % ser or paa bans Seaemi
@~rnroioar. inarcuNe til 312 SoaSrot.
loo / llSitrTfniuh lom er iuloitGnhi9
huolsit AH bar 300 MtanS ole
iamneu MeblrTmcr al RoNcrn
@ooSmen Of America ~ iripiaigt
tiIbubt al circ Ell SuNIop toer. ioa
SamerotenS itore hiloleie RrnrSioar
fau BIZ SGffei meo iriif SliS. Oct CT
herne lansiomulc Operation, iom M
or bespnbt poo &oipitolct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09

ninaen biz foite $25.O0O cs gcgynm.
iiHaen o. bet spriae llhitpr $4,000.
Gn SGf Sab ifjaalef. ct ir9fi
&freri eft Grpresposn ionot i iorri-
&c llse Steo / Sterling bpor bet Ipf.
teoes H~eperpdffet at trGffe nf5tei, mao
e., Foie inbeboIbenoc 5000 / Sub
ira aoams Grpreis Gompamps Voen.
G~rpresbetient 6reo Sarmon bapoe
netop mootaeet Eoien og Iogt ben til
lioe, % ct Eiebiif eiter par Dem ior.
ipnnoan, iloen at man fit ian nieget
iom ct @limt al 3ppen. 8ele 9peiis
Folifiitprfe bIeu lat / girfionrheS forat
iege eiter SDoen meo 8lilbirffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
Jonas S~eeisIatur.

Senatet peotog ben 3bie 8ebrlior
ct 6orllng az Sannoers ON at i9tte
Straffen for SperiaIb / Seniigt at
mproe til builfenipmbelit Sermin pao
Sngtbnlet, DOG life opcr 80 slar. Su
gepilanlnssforilag bifalotes.
9rmbam foreiIog Sprettelic al
"3Sitpenile Courts" / bpert Gountp.
Bort ntoer Is gar, JON bar fpr6rubt
Jig, ifol inbitepnes for benz BOG life
itadr De bar begaaet 6orbrpoelier,
Der i%traiies meb 3sbcn e0er S9naicl
paa Sipstib.
@ilion ioreilog, at Eripatbanfer
ifnl titles UNDER Stotens aontroI.
9onng iorlonete $4,000 til ct SG.
ringslmtatorium / Sort 9o6ae.
grpofs pilbe. at .oe, iont meb Billie
trGnser Jig illb paa inbeierbct Glen.
bonn og nebtramper 8rsoen eller gisr
anoen Sfabe, ifal %itraifes neb Ell
Mllft paa $40 eIer S@leiel / 80
Gage.
s Sltict ioreIosbe @rigbt BEN al
Sroinase-aonpentionen nebia9ne8ia.
Stoltenberg foreilog, at IGnbelte
/ SilfGlbc ifal tpinaes til at unber.
hoIbe i'm Sanilie. Gclbitrn forlana.
re, at alitonobilfisrielen paa 2anoc-
peie ifal reguleres. temple foreilog
$25 900 til ct Soipdtal ior Sarings.
patienter, $4,000 til SGringsbiem.
met i Sort Dodge, $64, 600 til Spipi-
tnlet / GIarinon. $4,000 til Sliat-
buiet / Sort Maoiiorl $4,000 til
Reiormifoler i Glbora, $23, 900 til
Heiormifolen / Nsit6elpiae. On
MPnsbe anorc Sorilas irelniattes,
men bar al miltbrc 9etpbning.
Den 4be pebtog Senaiet ell Bill
al Sunbam ON, at ct Barn, iom To-
bes, efterat Sor9lbrene bar aiort lit
Seitanteliie % life omtaIes, ifal bape
Ell iaaban Gel al IrDeit, iom bet pilOe
fon uben Sritamente. Stitdi lager,
puabes % Gramforo fo,clog forifiel.
Iise ipregne llotGllinset.
s @uiet falbte Senlple op 9ilen
ON ct SiHpg til aonititutionel. Zen
iaitietter antallet al @feolemner /
Senatet og Suiet % bifalbes al for.
rige Seeislatir. Soert Golttp lfal
babe en- Hepr9ientant, men bet iam.
lebe antal maa life operitige los.
Stateir bar 80 Counter, bill Ses
Ioines, Sec. Scott, Sirn, Clinton,
Sitbuaie, Eolf. Eottaipatamie %
@oooblrp iaa 2 bper. Sorilaget beo'
toses meo 90 mob 3 Stemmer.
5 Suict iremlaebe Seadorlt en- 8ia
ON at bcifpttc gsrn og SnSopr. Der
ifaI ppre ct State goaro, ~beItaaeroc
al @upernsrert SfoIebireftsren %
Ittorncp General. Gaa bpert Steo
ifaI ser bore IpfaIe agerter, Segis.
latnren bepilscr $1,000 til soaroet.
@cnppa ioreiloe, at WortgaseS I
Renl eitote ifaI beifattcs ipm @runo-
eicnoom paa set Steo, bpor ben be.
brftebe Hcal Gltate Tiger.
Gbriiiionion piloe, Of giitontobiler
ifal reaiitreres, % at Der ifal foIt'
RegIer for Sarter.
WtcGIurfin foreiog, at bpert Sfo'
leaor ifaI uare minbit 80 Tiger, %
OF Ser life ifaI boIbes SfcIe pna
SaflieeIieSoasen, SitIcoag cIer 'Npt.
.aarsSag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
5ttnlt.
Iiat Numb al Haoiumi.

ntllruporptt2r pso Noun z. Oscar
@ccbe i cen uOrOliBe Gel al Gmer)
GOuntp ifal citcr 6orlpSenGe ira Gait
safe hare aiort CT ulG0oauIig rigt
8uIlh al Raoilm. Sar bar funnet en-
5000 300 lang oA 100 6oO brso
alippefant. iom if0I iu0ebpIoc en- itcr
Nung0c al Bette foiteliae Stoi. Ter
iiuOe5 her cn bel gel Eithblet0c
iom i~nNeboIber Sen llrle Subitans. Der
afaiper oct iiGIbuc Stadium. Gnbpi
bere intNcS Ser G]lruotite. ionl inbs.
bolbcr mere enc 30 Irocent Uranium.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
GItit,pIs.

Sil Wiuoe ON Sar % Mor. =
0ilian SenniusS 9rpau bar fuuS.
aicrt at buu oil looe opisre % ubitpre
e. oifentIist SihIiotbet / Snlem til
Dtinoe ON bans tSar % Nor. SibIio.
tetet ifal opisres paa Somnn al set
$itS, bpor @tr. @rpan blep feot. @ps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
0t9aret- o.
9obaf.Wat,ctt
&'treres abicInt frit Deb Gu Yrspe.
paffe al Spbaetu. eSetiHe.

Gutper al nneertesreoe erfirrrr Tor 90 ,,,, 81,
% noon Juarg ~fsIusnbe: w ri' ftu
Jea ber9'fer berpro. at lea bier fufhftrrni, =,
permanent btitreDrf al Iobafpanen res en- ri wrs ~
patts az aasdeec Specific for uper ct War isen. Sea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-09
SniGorene frsb / Sfiul.

SalItaN melbes cen l4A iSebuiar:
SahOs5pel's aommuneimre ilutteSs
:panr ! al StiIbeo Ill 9sorb Satoia.
Chen al 6loNan al 6rpat Tor. at Ell
"SSrit Of gtanoamuS" piibe BIZ ion
tpnot for bets gieNlenmer al Terlo.
rer, iom or in~teresiereSe / Sen lore.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-21

Walter II. Long. the sheep man.
S happy over the fat check he got
rom julius Eiseman for his wool
lip. He sold Eiseman 10000 pounds
md the wool brought from llia TO
1914 cents per pound. Mr.. Long had
good luck. considering the droght.
md his sheep sheared well. He tried
he cattle business some years ago,
nut did not make the success he has
With sheep.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-21
NUMBER 96
See Him.,

ization the moral sentiment OF Ameri.
ca finds expression. 1t cannot de.
part from the direction of its tenden.
cies. From what it has been may be
known certainly what 1t must be.
Not all of us rise to its standard
not all OF us are worthy of it's glor-
ious history: but as a whole this
great political organization-the par.
fail to work in the spirit of its past
and in loyalty to great ideals.
We shall ask the continued conf.
dence of the people because the candi
dates whom We present are of proved
CONTINUED on Second Page)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-21

CnlcaSO, ILL.,, June ne fSepuDii
can national convention, the thir-
teenth in it's history. met in the Coli
scum at noon today and organized.
The grand climax of the nominations
will not be reached until the third
day. The weather was cool with
suggestion of rain, but INDOORS out
of reach OF the breeze it was hot.
The five acres of seats under the
arches of the Coliseum began to fill
by half past ten and crowds gathered
about the entrances. The outside
walls of the Coliseum are of stone
and give the impression of an armory
The inside with its wide concaves of
steel. if black would make the place
look like a railroad station, but as
they are white. r*lieved by stands of
flags, the effect twas pleasing. The
seating capacity is $500. including
bank of $50 }eats rising beyond the
hangs a colossal portrait of Senator
Hanna on a canvas twenty by seven
teen feet. PorF ATS of the Presidents
with flags abosat them were placed at
regular intervaE around the aphithe
atre Under the rostrum and stretch,
ing the whole length of the basement
was the most curious sight of the
convention-the paraphernalia and
the workers who communicated to
millions what the thousands saw. In
to this space rdn hundreds of wires.
More than one1 hundred telephones
were working al ID upward of four hun
dred telegraph Instruments. A thOus-
and reporters. operators and messen
gers manned this intelligence ma
chine For houI before and during
the convention the hotels were de-
serted. The large rooms occupied by
various state headquarters were quite
empty after the morning conferences.
Before the convention there was a
general exchange of ideas among the
leaders. The only important result
of these informal conferences was the
inception of a movement to bring
about unanimous action to eliminate
the "Favorite $on" complimentary
vote which seve} }hl delegations expec-
ted to give can idates. Very few OF
the men who ii be presented ex
pect to receive my votes outside of
their own delegations. and it is poin
ted out that noNgreat compliment is
extended in a ote of this kind for
second place oil the national ticket
There seems to be no doubt that Fair
banks will be agiven the vice presi
dental nomination unanimously. Sen
atOr Lodge of Massachusetts who is
slated for chairman of the committee
on resolutions. has decided to ap
point members of subcommittee
to draft the platform composed of
Senators Spooner of Wisconsin and
j. w. Blythe of Iowa. The latter is
opposed to tariff revision.
At eleven O'Clock only a few dele
gates and practically none of the
men prominent in the control of the
party had put in an appearance at
the hall. The first applause to incom-
ing delegates was ripple of hand
claps from the gallery given Senator
Allison of Iowa. Senator Dolliver
came strolling down the center aisle
closely after Allison. Chauncey NJ.
Depew was the recipient of a hearty
welcome as he came through the
main entrance.
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A modern up-to date bnildiug or
Military Heights. D ceres of land, all
fenced, good yard and lot, good barn.
well and windmill. tank. water piped
over yard land lot. House has )
rooms, nj jce china closet. " closets.
reception room, also path room. a
nice front Iand back porch. This at
a price which cannot he duplicated.
CARLTON i: ROACH
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L. H. Halla111 Wants

in the article recently published in
The Record concerning misunder-
standing between him and M. w
Witt, and that he owes no man dol
lar. Mr.. Witt has large mining inter
ests in Tennesfee and Virginia. and
has high recommendations from his
former home. He is now securing
land for several of his Oklahoma
friends, and haSS brought many good
citizens to the Valley
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Fire last night destroyed severa
little buildings on Main street on the
west side. between First and Wal
nut streets
The first alarm was given at exact
ly II o'clock by men shouting on the
street. and four minutes later the
fire bell announced that there was a
fire in town The fire started from
some unknown cause in Duff & Da-
VISIONS second hand store, and the
building and contents were totally
destroyed. The flames spread on the
south to Frank Helmigs paint and
wall paper store and H. Hernandez ),
dings were totally destroyed. but the
contents were saved by being carried
out and thrown in the street.
The residence south of the tailor
shop was occupied by family nam
ed Dorr, and the building was saved
by the brick wall of the tailor shop
All the household goods was thrown
into the street. Mrs. A. c. Graham
occupied the residence on the north
building was totally destroyed but
the furniture was saved and carried
to the vacant lot north of the burn
ed district. Mrs. Graham is the wi
dow of DIR. Graham, a well known
physician who died in this city six
years ago. Miss Clyde Rogers. her
niece, was living with her. and both
were asleep when the fire broke out
Mrs. Daisy Craig, health seeker.
from Atchison. Kan, also had rooms
with Mrs. Graham. She escaped from
the building with one small child and
some bystander rescued the infant
and carried it from the burning bull
ding. In thirty minutes from the time
the alarm was sounded the four build
ings were a mass of ruins. There was
no wind Water to fight the fire was
taken from the Lea-Cunningham irri-
CATION ditch. The telephone cable
near the fire was kept cool SO that
it did not melt. and it is believed to
be uniniured.
Mrs. Graham owned the building
she occupied and had insurance to
the amount of $500. R. F. Barnett
owned the Honest John, the Helmig
and Hernandez buildings, and they
were covered with insurance amount
ing to $1,000. which was about half
the loss. Honest John had his stock
insured for $780, This will cover half
his loss. The building was filled with
merchandise both new and second
hand. The insurance on Mrs. Gra-
hams building will cover about half
the loss
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Summer Excursions.

Every day until September Goth
1904, the P. v. & lN e. Ry. will sell
round trip tickets 10 points in COlOra
do at greatly reduced rates. Stopovers
will be allowed al and north of Trim
idad. Round trip tickets will also be
on sale to variots summer resorts In
Michigan at ratf of one fare plus SO
cents. Call at ticket Office for full
particulars.
NJ. d. BURNS, Agent.