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MONTANA LAND FRAUDS.
Called for Trial Today Before Y. S.
Judde Hunt

Helena, Mont, June 6.--The cases
against R. NJ. Cobban and 53 others
subornation of perjury in connection
with extensive western Montana land
frauds. were called today before L.
S. Judge Hunt. The government al
leges that Cobban induced the indict-
them over to him, and that he in turn
as an agent, transferred them to Sen
ator w. A. Clark. The government
has also sued Senator Clark for re-
covery of the lands.
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All the machinery for the creamery
up. The vats, steamers, churn, boiler
and printers are all in place. and the
company expects to be ready to re-
ceive cream June Is The company
has supply of milk-cans and separa-
tors for their patrons who have not
vet been supplied. The creamery will
start with 500 cows, and it is eXpec
ted that this number will be increas-
ed soon.
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Editors in National conclave.

Guthrie, o. T., June 6.-The TWEEN
al Editorial Association. for which
which Guthrie and, in fact, all Okla
homa has been preparing for months
past, opens in this city tomorrow
and everything is in readiness for the
reception and entertainment of the
hundreds of visitors who will be here
from all sections of the country.
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For Sale.

| have several choice bargains IN
income city property, paying good
rent, for sale and will sell at less
than value for the next week or ten
days. Make me an offer.
Also choice improved and unim-
proved suburban tracts with artesian
wells TO irrigate, only one and a half
miles from court house.
E. L. WILDLY
S2tf. Hotel Shelby.
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AMERICAN ULTIMATUM
Not So Severe as First Reported
More Time May Be Granted.-War
Almost Forgotten at ST. Petersburg
on Account of Political Affairs.

Berlin. June 6.-It is reported on
the boundaries that the Russian en-
peror has been assassinated. A pri-
vate telegram to this effect is said
to have been received by Mendelss-
ohns, bankers of the Russian govern
ment. No detaIs were obtainable up
to the time of closing the Bourse. No
confirmation
most positively having received a tel
egram regarding the assassination
of Emperor Nicholas. The report is
otherwise not traceable
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NUN BER 80

craftsmanship. The American team
is made up of representatives of the
seventh regiment of the New York
National Guard, while their opponents
are the target experts of the Queens
Westminster volunteers, the most IA
nous of England's rifle rangers. The
winning team will be awarded a
handsome silver urn, offered by c. E.
Howard Vincent Colonel Command
ant of the English regiment
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In letter to The Earth" of Chi
cago, Mrs. Marjorie Russell, who re-
Gently visited Roswell. writes as fo:-
lows:
Although | have answered with
pleasure and promptness all com
munications that have reached me,
feel that it is not improbable that
many who have not written to me
personally may be interested in the
questions asked by others, and the
replies given. And right here let
me repeat, that I am in the willing
service of all readers of The Earth,
pleased to furnish any information
at my command, and to refer inter
ested parties to actual residents of
the regions 1 have visited. They are
men and women whose integrity is
not to be questioned. and who have
come from all sections of the United
States, a fact that enables them TO
speak of the relative value of the
land, and of the merits of irrigation
as compared with uncertainty in re-
gard to water supply.
lone of the most frequent ques-
tions asked is. why such high (0
prices are demanded for land in ma
ny portions of the Pecos Valley. The
answer. briefly and simply stated, is:
Because it is worth it. The people
who own it know this. They have
demonstrated the fact; so have their
neighbors. and proved il beyond all
question or shadow of doubt. They
also know the day is not far distant
when its value will double and triple
itself. The fortunate holder of culti-
waited land in the Pecos Valley is not
hunting for purchasers. though if he
has more land than he can cultivate,
he is sometimes willing to dispose of
a part of what he holds. This does
not imply that he gives it away or
sacrifices it. His neighbor. who
knows its worth and possibilities, is
more apt than not to be ths first bid
der. He wants it. he knoFs Why-ne
wants it, and he knovs~F What he Is
getting therefore, he is willing to
pay Tic price dchCu
What the Resident Knows.
primarily. that the virgin soil has
in it all the elements that tend to
promote luxuriant vegetation; is. in
point of fact. rick in them: that eli
matte conditions are unexcelled; and
that he has eyer at his command an
abundant supply of water. Further
more. the supply at his hand is to
be controlled and regulated according
to the needs of his crop. There is no
uncertainty, no trying delay or waste
of precious time. II he wishes to plow
he can get his land in proper condi-
ton for so doing within twenty-four
hours. Let the farmer who reads
these statements reiterate them until
his brain grasps their stupendous Inn
port, and what the possibilities OF
such a scheme are.
Another thing that the man who
has acquired the /land knows is, that
nowhere on earth are greater returns
shown for labor expended to the acre
than reward the agriculturisr of the
Pecos vsiley. He knows that the
yield >of ten acres of irrigated land
infhe locality in question is greater
than the yield from forty acres In
most other sections of the country,
particularly I'm the older farming dis
tricts where continued fertIlizing OF
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Ialisco.

Having just returned from the pro
missed land, and knowing many here
are interested in the Pan-American
Land and Colonization Company of
Jalisco, Chiapas. Mexico, l would
most respectfully state that l find
everything as represented, and the
officers of the company most courCe-
Gus. affable and obliging. In the draw
ing OF lots justice will be done all
owners of certificates.
z. H. SKIPWITH.
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Too Handy Win the Pen.

A warrant was issued yesterday
for Jack Ormsby, charging him with
forgery. 1t is alleged that he forged
the name of e. T. Amonett to ten
dollar check and cashed it at the
Bank saloon. He is now serving
fifteen day sentence for being drunk
and disorderly.
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Texas Grain Dealers.

Fort Worth. Tex. June 6.-The an
nual convention of the Texas Grain
Dealers Association began here TO-
day and will continue over tomorrow.
Members are in attendance from
many points throughout the state.
The discussion of matters pertaining
TO the trade occupy the convention
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FRENCH MINISTER RESIGNS.

OeiCasse Viii be Temporarily Sue
ceeded by Premier Bouvier.
Paris. June 6.-Foreign Minister
DelCasse has resigned, and his resig
nation has been accepted. Premier
Bouvier Will assume temporarily the
portfolio of minister of foreign af-
airs.
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At Sir Johns Grave.

Kingston. Ont, June 6.-The grave
of Sir John A. Mcdonald was decora-
ted today with wrearhs and other flo
r,,l offerings this. being the four
teenth anniversary of the death of
the great Conservative leader.
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International Rifle Contest.

London, June 6>On the famous
range at Bisley crack teams represen-
ting the volunteer troops of England
and the United States lined up today
to contest for supremacy in rife
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Atlanta, Ga, June 6.--The twenty
third annual convention of the Nation
nj Association of Master Plumbers
opened this morning in the Grand Op-
era house.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell. n. NJ, June 6.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. 90: min, g.; mean, rs.
Precipitation. a trace; wind s. W..
velocity 5 miles; clear
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and probably Wednesday Sta
tionary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Omcial In Charge.
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EXTRACTION DECISION.

John =. Gaynor and Benjamin o.
Greene Must Come Back.
Montreal, Can, June 6.-Judge La
Fontaine, extradition commissioner
today gave judgment in the case of
the United States VS.. John F. Gaynor
and Benjamin d. Greene, committing
both for extradition. and ordering
20 United States officers.
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Mrs. NJ. V. Sparks. of Coleman, Tex
as, former resident of Roswell, was
registered at the Shelby yesterday.
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Malthoid Roofing. White Pine Lath.
Special attention given to orders for
tank and windmill material KEMP
LUMBER COMPANY. East Fourth
Street 78 tt.
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SPECIAL ELECTION.
Held Today in the Eighth Texas Dis
trict to Fill Vacancy.

Austin, Tex, June Pursuant tC
The proclamation of Governor Ian
ham, a special election is being held
today in the Eighth Texas district
10 fill the vacancy CAUSED by the
death of Congressman John NJ. Pincl<-
ney.
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Iowa Eiremen.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, June 6.-The
Iowa State Firemen's Association be-
gan its annual tournament here to-
day
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AN OPEN LETTER IN REPLY TO
MANY INQUIRIES.
WORTH THE MONEY

Why Land Prices are High.-Some
Facts About Water Supply.-Arte-
sian Wells.-lnteresting ObserVa-
tions About the Possibilities of
Production in the Valley.
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Base ball Wednesday and Thurs-
day, Roswell vs. Carlsbad.
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Fresh Jersey milk cows for sale IN
GIFTS place. miles southeast of Ros-
well. S2t7
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Chancellor Made a Prince.

Chancellor Made a Prince.
Berlin June 6.-ChanceIlor Won
Buelow has been created Prince by
Emperor William
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TO SEE SUN ECLIPSE.
First Observation Expedition Sails
Today from New York.

Washington. D. c.. June 6-The
first of the expeditions to be made
under the auspices of American uni
versities and scientific institutions to
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MISUNDERSTANDING

Has moved his studio one block
east in the Dr. McClane building.
76tf
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Go to the ball game on Military
ball field Wednesday and Thursday.
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Excitement in St. Petersburg.

St. Petersburg, June "Details q
the epoch making battle of the sea
of Japan, which are drifting in here
through the foreign press. and even
the question of peace or war are al
most ignored in contemplation of the
more absorbing internal situation
created by the sudden elevation OF
Governor General Trepoff to the of,
fce of assistant minister of the in
with dark vision of a policy of re
action and repression.
Yet the Associated Press was in
formed today on high authority that
Trepoff's appointment tells only halt
the stor y, and that there is a bright
er side to the picture. 1t will come
in the shape of an imperial manifesto
which will possibly be issued tomor-
row. the birthday of the Empress. Oh
on Thursday the festival of Ascen-
sion, and will Immediately realize the
popular demand for a parliamentary
regime by creating legislative as
sembly consisting of two houses
While the upper house called Go
sundarstvennia Sovet," will enjoy
preponderance of power. the lower
house. called "Gosunderstvennia Dou
ma" will also have legislative func-
tions and the right to confirm minis
tiers. the plan also involving the "a
sponsibility of the ministers to the
house. The Emperor retains complete
control of the legislative assembly
with the right of veto and the power
to dissolve assemblies and order new
elections.
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HOME BUTTER SOON

The Company Expects to Begin TAX
ing Cream About the Middle of the
Month.-To Start With Five Humid
red Cows.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The funeral of George F.
Davis will be held this after
noon at 4:30 from the resi-
dence, 9Th and Missouri.
Friends of the family are
invited.
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Not Severe as Reported.

Manila, p l., June cit has been
learned here that the ultimatum sent
from Washington to Vice Admiral
Enquist in command of the Russian
vessels now in this port, is not as
severe as first reported. The question
of time is still under discussion.
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TO OPEN
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JUNE 10
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MACHINERY FOR THE CREAMERY
BEING PLACED IN POSITION.
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20 sss $685. ssss .
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Shanghai, June 1.-TWO Japanese
destroyers with Admiral UIriu's sQua-
dron off GutZlaff island are coming
TO Woosung today. They have prom
ised to remain only "a hours.
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With a Grain of Salt.

New York. June 6.-The Associated
Press is unable to confirm the Berlin
rumor of the Emperor's assassination.
and in the absence of news from St
Petersburg, it should be accepted
with great caution
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24
PREPARE FOR WINTER,
Strengthen the Stomach with Mona
TabletS'aRd Keep Well. GuaFan.
tGed BY Hooper Drug Co.

If you have the least symptom
of indigestion or stomach troubles.
make haste to get rid of it now.
The hearty food and indoor life of
Winter will put a burden upon
that poor old stomach which may
weaken it beyond help.
Mi-o-na tablets are an unusual
combination of valuable medicinal
agents that soothe and heal the
lrritated mucous membrane of the
stomach, stimulate the solar
plexuS, and strengthen the whole
nervous system. If you have
headaches, dizziness, Indigestion,
heart burn, speckS before the eyes,
SleeplessnesS backache, and de-
bility or weakness, it shows that
you need Mona, Ask Hooper
Drug Co. to show you the. gaur-
antee they give with each 50
cent box Of this remedy. Mi-o-na
costs nothing unless it cures.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Chan Butler went to Dodge City
Friday morning.
Thomas Clayton came in from
the west Friday morning with two
car loads Of fat cattle.
Adolph Stos, of near Otis. was
a caller at this Office Friday. He
was dOwnato square, up with the
county treasurer.
j. r? Lindsay has accepted a
position with the Boston Piano
Co., with headquarters at New
ton, and We understand will move
his family to that point. Albert
Harrington and wife will occupy
the house vacated byMr. Lindsay.
John Norris, who is at Belling-
ham, Wash, has sent US a certif-
cate to butt into alt conversations
whether public or private. We
are glad to receive o it. Some
people butt in without a certifi-
cate.
How do you like our new
frOnt" We did not paint 'er
red to celebrate any particular
event, but to just look more cheer
full and keep up with the general
improvements that are going on
all over the city. %
Q Major E. E. FrizzeI of Larned.
a prominent man in central Kan
sas for years, met with a serious
accident while hunting on his
ranch near Kingman. The gun
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24

was accidentally discharged and
shot one Of his arms quite badly.
Richard Taylor, one of the first
settlers in Great Bend, who in
the early days ran lumber yard
here and freighted his lumber in
before the Santa Fe railroad was
built. has been added to the Com
mittee to put up a Santa Fe trail
monument, by the. Commercial
Club.
Charlie Andrae OF Ellinwood
Kas., one of7the big wheat raisers
of Barton county, came in today
with a carload of cattle. Fer
nearly thirty years Mr.. Andrea
has been located there and is now
rated among the wealthy farmers
of the county. In speaking of the
wheat conditions he said: The
whole country is in wheat, and
| think it is safe to say that Bar.
ton county will be the banner
county in Kansas again next
year. We raise wheat by the
millions down there, you know,
and raised this year something
over 100000 bus. That amount
of wheat figured outat a good cash
price and parceled around among
the farmers of the county mean;
good deal of cash. And we dc
not depend on wheat alone, as We
raise good corn, and besides this
the country is full of alfalfa, and
stock. "-Drovers Telegram.
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GREAT Bend BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES

Eat EN- up, tear EN- up,
Chew EN- up alive
Great Bend Business College.
1905.
Ny yes, eat EN- up, tear EN- up
Chew EN- up .alive, o
A rick, rock, aiay-hawk. o o
o 1905. % %
Mrs. hesseman has taken charge
of the shorthand class, and she
certainly puts US through Has
us yriting 200 words a minute al
ready. q
Frank Unruh enrolled last week
to help share Daley 81 troubles.
Brother Daley is having a
serious time trying to determine
which is the regular side of a
straight line. n o
The B. X. class has been taking
exams all week. Don't believe
they like B. K. obetter than short
hand after all. ooOo
The class would like to find out
if Bertha knows what she doe;
know
Miss Ethel Kerr was oout 90
school Thursday on account Of
illness o
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24

ate and spend a portion of the
winter.
A memorial asking the Santa
Fe to build a passenger station at
Great Bend, is at Aliens drug
store. where all can and should
sign it.. ::
There will be a Pie Supper"
and an interesting program at
School District I next Friday
night Nov. "a, to which everyone
is invited.
H. P. Ketelson, formerly coun-
ty treasurer of Edwards county
but now owner of the KinSley
electric light plant was a Sunday
visitor at Great Bend.
Prof. J. T. Harrington has gone
to Dubuque for a. few days visit
and will go from there to Kansas
City and remain until schools rer
sumed in the west building.
George and Eugene Wagner /.
Miss Mamie Strothman, Miss
Fernie Wooley, and Mrs. George
Dannebom, of ElllnwoOd, visited
with Chris Wagners on Sunday. :
We heard a couple of men
Sunday, complaining of being I'M
able to get Olmitz by telephone
on Sunday. The central there
ought to be in a place that is
always open.
Mrs. Mary f. While, depart
ment inspector for the Ladies Of
the GA K. was in the city Sat-
urday to inspect the local circle.
She was the guest of Mrs. A.
B. Miller, and from. here went TO.
Larned and Hoisington to inspect
the local circles at those points.
The second lot of games in the
championship series between the
''Swedes" and the "Runts" was
pulled off Saturday evening. Seven
games were played, the latter win
ming five, making them one game
ahead. They made grand whist
one game, and shut the opposition
out without a trick in another
game.
Go into any part Of this city
now and you will see new i'm
proyements going on. A drive
through the outskirts of'the city
Sunday afternoon disclosed about
! forty new houses in various stages
of construction, from a mere
foundation to the first printing
coat of paint And there are
many other residences which have
been completed. within the past
month. -.
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Herman Doeden of near Clahin
was a caller at this Office last Fri.
day.
Jack Martin came over from
.Hoisingten Sunday morning to
visit friends.
Frank Miliard Jr. came over
from Hoisington Saturday to visit
home folks.
The new residence of Harry
Engle in the second ward is loom.
ing up in great shape.
COP. NUNS, cashier of the Otis
State Bank, was a visitor with
old friends here Sunday.
I've understand that school has
been dismissed in the west build
ing until about the 4th of Deem
oer' o 90
c. GIN Orrison has just had a
hot water heating system install
ed, in his residence on Forest
Avenue.
Elem Harris was up from
Macksville over Sunday. He say.
Everything is fourishing in that
llcality.
The funeral Of Mrs Ruhe Sun
day was largely attended. There
were over so vehicles in tn,
lcortege.
P. Waldrop, Jr., formerly o.
Great Bend, is now with tn,
Rawlins Drug Co. at Rawlins
Wyoming. o
Elias Jennison left Tues
day morning for Ringwood, Ok.
to visit his youngest son, Dav,
Jennison.
q Chas. Smith, colored, was fnec
s25 and cost in police court toda!
for carrying a six pistol. TIL
practice ought to stop.
0. L. Toadvine, formerly of tn
north part of this county, wa
married recently at La Crosse b
Miss Eula l. Hahn of that city.
The large addition to the W. J
Sans residence, in the first ward
tic now about completed, and is
great improvement to the neigh
borhood.
Louis Cook, who hasobeen u
from the Oklahoma country for
few weeks on a visit, returne
home Sunday evening, by way c
Kiowa.
Geo. Buckland, in company wit
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bel
auckland left Saturday eyenin
for Florence Colorado to recupeI
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Afr RIIA.

When the frost is on the pumpkin
an tn folders in the shock.
You can see US madIy thasin''
round a city block q
For the cOsl bin now is empty an
the air is gettin' chill, 90,
An we got toobuy some fuel with
no coin to payoth' bill..o
We have spent our summers wa.
ges where the many pleasures
flock.
An tn frost that hits the pumpkin
gives yours truly quite Sshock
Lyons Eagle.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24

Henry Miller of Stickney, this
county, and Miss Susie Dobbin of
Otis, Rush county, were issued a
marriage license Friday the 18th.
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Fire in the grass at John W.
Browns, in the third ward Fri
day afternoon looked. scary
enough for some one &c turno in
the alarm over the Telephone.
The fire boys we're promptly on
the spot, but were not needed.
Persons should be more CAREFUL
about sending in a fire akrm until
they are sure the services of the
department are needed. 1t is
costly to the city and discouraging
to the fire boys.
Mrs Frank Roesler, who has
been visiting Mrs. P. d. Lam
oreux, returned to her home in
Hoisington Thursday evening. o
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Land For Sale.

Half section, 9 miles south and
half mile east Of Albert. Call on
'or write: VIM. Schultz Albert
Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-11-24

The McFarlan Buggies are best.