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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20
ss.erisfs sale.
THE STATE or TEXAS. County Of
Ellis

TIE STATE OF TEXAS. Gonniy OF
Ellis
BY virtue Of an order os sale isxu-
ed out ~ The honorable district
court OF Ellis county. on the 10th
day OF February. 1895. BY the clerk
thereof. In the case os the City of
Waxahachle versus Annie Hall
and TO me. as sheriff. directed and
delivered. ] will proceed 20 sell With
in the hours prescribed by Law for
sheriffs sales. ON the first Tuesday
in March. 1906 II being the Tth DAY
OF said month, before the court
house door uf said Ellis county. in
the city Of Waxahaehie, the follow
Ing described property. to.~iis
Situated in Ellis county. Tekaa
and within the corporate limits Of
the city of Waxahaehie, Texas. and
being part az block bgs Naxa-
hachie, same being fhe oniy reai
estate owned or occupied hy said
| Aunle Hall in said bios Sc. levied on
as the property OF Annie Hall 10
satisfy Judgment amounting 10
ss.i5 In favor Of the city OF Waxa-
hachies With interest and cost 81
suit
Given andar my hand this 10th
| day 81 February. 1895
]. r. MINNlck. Sheriff
By g. G, Sweat. Deputy Sheriff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20
s,.erifrs sale.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. County O
Ellis

THE STATE OF TEXAS. County of
Ellis
Bv virtue of an order Of sale issu
cd out 81 the honorable district
court ~ Ellis county. on the 10th
day of February 1895. by the clerk
thereof. In the case Of the city 81
Waxahaehie vs. Thomas Hawkins
and 10 me. a. sheriff. directed aud
delivered. / will proceed 20 sell wlih-
IN the hours prescribed by iaw for
shevsffs sales. an the first 'Ts.=.--..ss.. :
in March. 1905. Il being the Tth 3ay
uf said month. befess the court
haase door of said Ellis county. IN
the city ~ MAxahaehie the follow
iau de#ersbed property to-wit
Situated IN Ellis uounty. Texas
ama within the corporate limits u
he eity uG Waxahaehie. Texas. and
seina log Va. i. nioek No. lK1
ss'axs has ME. Teas. levied on
as he property se TAnmms Etaw isss.
"a satisfy q Judgment Amounting to
g. 80. lea favor of the e1ay NJ NasA-
hashis. with lnteTess and eessa ~
suit
Given under NV hMna this sesh
saav IT February. tsas
j. II MI%NtEk. Sheriff
ny G. sweGtt. Deputy Sheriff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20
Iiig Cattle Deal.

One of the biggest and most i'm
portant cattle deals for several
months was closed at FL Paso Sat
urday, when the Woods Hagenhartn
people bought for their immense
ranch on the borders of northern
Mexico 3.G0o blooded heifers. Dur
hams and whitefaces. for breeding
purposes on their ranch, which is
one OF the largest in the world and
In owned mostly by Utah capitalists.
MIR. Hagenbarth. one Of the principal
owners. was president of the Nation
al Live Stock Association al the
time IL was rent in twain.
The family medicine In thousands on
homes for 81 years--Dr. TEACHERS Liver
and Blood e-~'p.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20

TIE STATE or TEXAS. County of
Ellis

TIE STATE OF TEX A, County of
Ellis
By virtue OF an order ~ sale isau-
ed out Of the honorahie district
conrf of Ellis county. on tha 10Th
day IF February. lsos ~ the clerk
thereof. la the case OF he Cts of
Waxahachie versus Chas hudson
sud 10 nae. a. sheriff. directed and
delivered. wlll proceed "a set witn-
lu the hours prescribed IS iaw for
sheflfls sales. GA lhe flrat Tuesday
- March. eah y being The Tfh das
~ said month. before the court
house d0ar of said Ellis county. in
the esfY IT Waxahaebls. che faslow-
lrE described property t0-wtsr
Situated IN Ellis eaantv. Tex. Aaa
being lot NJ s. block. s1. ia NAxa-
harhie, t0vn addition s=sHsss an
an the property ~ ehaA Fla4sazass. fss
satisfy "a Judgment amounting tn
s.. - IN favor ~ shm sssy ~ Na6a~
hatsss~6 @sth interest aRss essas - SUIT
Given under my hand sAas 10th
d@F If February 1906
T. y MIseN1rR. sheriff.
n q. e s~eagf. Dauaty Sheriff.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20

T. r. Canaan. ChGnmmn. writes
March 4. 1900 ssAamwana hmmn
troubled Wits tnmhmms mt Aaffnrmmf
times and tried sne uhxmaxiam after
anasher. thea Alsfnrmms nsmsnaEaa
and lantsnmn1s. EMs@ Il - aAkaMmsAmF
~ tried @ne# MmFM. mm4 KMg i Am4
sla at nmslAFsa'a Aaow Lansmmmf.
waleA save mse aAEwaN2 smatamx gstlMf
User aaxEmr@E@ @&M. AAM al 8A WM.
90 A@s - a 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS

CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election, Tuesday, April 4.
For Mayer.
w ]. T. ROSS. Reelection.
For Alderman Ward 1.
A. GARDNER.
For Alderman Ward =.
S. p. LANGSFORD, (Re-election.l
For Alderman Ward 3.
W. J. heOUFFIE, (Re-election.l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-20

For Alderman Ward 1.
A. GARDNER.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31

Ptivezte obilf do mlyna Tabor
skeho. PlatS 50 hetovsma.
Artur Bruner q Lynch. Neb., je
ma navsteve u svS sestry. pi. Mar
~celus-ov6 tento tSden.
Kdykoliv byste zasflali p%enize,
budto 20 Spojenych Statech, nebo
do Evropy, zakupte sob6 bankov-
nj smSnku draft V Taborske
bance.
Nastala doba hond. Zajiste je
mnoho q vas he 81 rad ''zapy,laci".
Neminfme ze by snad nekdo stfilcl
$ pytlem, ale = puskou; pc cesky
S 'kverem'. Frma Novak a Kos
tel mali nevycerpatelnou zasobu
pusek, nabojd a jin6ho honeckeho
nacinf, a to TAX IN nizkou cenu, Re
kazdy milovnfk teto zabavy, IN
par grosd, mdze stfflet NJ sc hory
budou otfasat.
Potfebujete-li dobre hodinky,
prsteny, nebo iin6 zlatnicke ozdo
by. nedejte sc osalit obchodniky
m vychode nebo v jinych vetsfch
msstech. Mate ide dobry obchod
ktery ma dobrG zbozi, kde mozete
obdrzet yse zrovna TAX lacino ia
ko We vetsich mestech; a tez obdr-
zitc zaruceni o iakkosti veci KITE
rou koupite. MINNIE tim obchod
chraln6 znameho X. X. Nikla,
jenz je dovednym zlatnikem n
hodinafem. ;. >.
Fr. Hakl, jeden zc,star}ch osad
nfkn, byl V m6ste v pondelf o
.chvalil ST ze iroda butle znamenita
tento rok. Mezi reef sc zminil o
velmi iednoduchem prostfedku jeA
Sc osvedcil ma jeho farme, iak "a
branit scfpanf prasat: Vezme Sc
nehasene vapno a to Sc rozhazf po
chlfvku n mn mista kde sc vepfove
nejvfce valf. Toto sc must obcas-
ne opakovat, nebot nehasene vap-
no vybfji veskerou n&kazu jenh Sc
naleza V bahnu. Must sc ale toto
udelat drive nezli nakaza vnikla
mezi vepfe, potion je pozde. Va
pno jenom zabranf rozsifeni sc ma
kay. Myslime he tento prostfe-
dek stojf IN to jej zkusit. p Hakl
povidal &c mnohym vyhynuli pra.
sata po stech rok IA rokem, jemu
vsak sc to pfihodilo posledne pred
dvanacti roxy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31
NYLET kAPELY.

Nem6zete opomenout sc dosta.
Wit ma vylet jenz uspofada Tabor
ska Koncertni Kapela, krasnt
zahrads j. w. Hrusky, u mil,
zapadn6 od Tabora, v nedeli DIN,
lOho zaff. Hosi cd kapely sc Wy.
znajf v pobaveni obecenstva a IA.
rueujf kazdemu dobrou chvili
Ceta Barney Colts byla ziskanS
ku hire proti Rezac Colts. coz sli.
buie zaiimavou hru. Kapela te;
zahraje par krasnych skladeb kon.
certnich. Dobra hudba k tanci.
Pfijdte vsichnf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31
Nnsfm Ctenltnm.

Jezto je mnoho nasich etenafa,
kteff odbfrajf tento list a doposud
nezaplatili ptedplatne, tudfz by
chom je zadali by hledeli CO mel.
drive tax ucinit. Pfedplatne ma
tedto list je Si.5O roGne a pnlletne
75ctd. Jest to malf obnos, avsak
kdyz je jich mnoho, tez 10 della
mnoho. Name sve vydanf a Ultra
ty, a potion hodlame dat jeste led.
nu stranu cesky, s cfmz budem
NIT Ease vylohy. Jw pfedem de-
kuiem tenn ktefi obnos zaslou.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31

Kdyz Sc ddvate pojistit ma ziyot
occkavdte &c V budoucnosti obdr-
ute n6co y toho. Kdyby poplat-
Ky u takoveho pojisteni byli scbe
mensi, a Wy nebo vase rodina mic
y toho ma konci neobrzcla. nebo
meme nez jste tam ulozili. bylo by
TO drahe nebo zbytecnG poiisteni.
Zkusenost staleta doznava re ami
jcdna Old Line Vzajemne Pojist.
Spolecnost ma zivot by neuGinila
co slibila. Dam kazdemu pojiste-
nj ma $1,000 ZDARMA kdo dokaze
re jedinka takova spolecnost sc
rozpadla. Theo. i. Folk,
zastupce MINI. Vzajmn6
P~ojistnjfci Spoil.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31
0SOSN1OsOS0
. GEsKt zpRiVY 9
SsOsOsOsOSOsS
A. j. Noyak kupuie drnbcz.

-
mouku IN nizkou ccnu.
Yep. Bouska odjcl do Tyndall
We stfedu rano.
Anton Musilck Tyndlovsky de-
lal obchod V meste V 1tery.
Manzelam Hans Madsenovfm
So narOdil chlapeeek We stfedu.
FIR. Zolnowski y Armour sem
pfijel ma rannfm vlaku We stfedu.
Pr. DIR. Blizka sc vratila v 1te-
rs, &c sve navst6vy u rodica V
Omaze..
Mate-li drnbez ma prodej primes
te j A. j. Novakovi, on platf mel
vyssi cenu.
PomniEy IN cenu nejnizsi pro-
dava AL. Jezewski; Gfadovna v ].
III. Queal d~fevarn6.
Al Jezewski prodava pomniky.
Navstivtc jei V jeho 1fadovna V
dfeyarne ]. III. Qucal.
&. &. Terrence, mas ely obchod
mix V dobytku a obilf Sc vratil V
Itery Y Nebrasky.
Vacslav Petffk jel We stfedu do
Lake Andes kdez zakoupil go n
'krd pozemku pred nejakym casem
Taborska banka obdrzela' zelezs
No dvefe pro klenbu (vault) jenS
Dude GO nejdfiv p~ostavena V bance,
Zdejsi mlynaf p. Oufecky nam
primes vzorek prave ceske krupic-
ky. We mlyne j nyni mali busle
mn prodej.
Nynf je cas- k prodavani drabe-
re, procez n~eotalejte a pfineste j
A. j. Novakovi ktery YAM zaplatf
nejvetsf cenu.
Ed. Walker z Olivet sc zde zdr-
Eel nekolik hodin v Gtery, n pfi te
pfilezitosti potfasl rukama neko-
lika znamym.
Anton Wagner zrentoval farmu
Josefa Hlavaee 4 mile severe W.
chodnG od mesta a odstahoval sc
tam $ rodinou.
Pr. DIR. Dvofaka z Chicago iens
byla ma navsteve u svych rodica
po delsf dobu $ detmi, vratila sc
dnes k domovu.
Panove Rotschadl ST., Matucha
n FIR. Reidinger odjeli do Cham
berlain V pondelf by zabrali po-
zembn v okresu Stanley.
Tomas Wagner, Mattel Welt.
+. b. Emmons a Josef Hakl Sc :
Gcastnili loubniho (bowery) plesu
V Lesterville miEulou nedeli.
Dfevarna Ptakova obdrzela ka-
ru stavebniho dffvi tento tyden.
Reditcl HoraGek Sc zasobuje jak
nalezi, ably mohl vyhovet posadav
kun pro jeho zbozi.
Reditel Jezevsky v dfevarnG ].
ii. Queal prodal dffvf ma stavbu
residence Lud. Hakla. Tez pro-
dial dfivi ma stavbu move budovy
Hrusky n Trance.
Raymond SedlAk jenz po delsi
dobu byl ma rentu M farme asi 4
mile severo-jiSne cd mesta, odiel
We stfedu do Pierce, Texas. kde
zbuduje svuj budoucf domov.
Jindfich Hokuf T~yndallsky byl
V meste we stfedu IA obchodem.
Jindra kdysi byval sklepnikem V
hostinci Reidingrove; nynf %vlastni
prvni tfidy hostinec Y Tyndall, a
della dobry obchod.
Jan Matuska odjel do Portland,
Oregon, V itery jenz jest hlavni
bod jeho projizdky prazdninovG.
TGz zamSsli navstivit iine m6sta n
kraje mn zdpadu, a NJ Sc vrati Sc
pise knihu o svych cestach, Gimz
sifit Dude slavu j chvalu Geskeho
naroda. Nutno pax jej Dude via
dit mezi jine 6eske cestovatele,
jake Jana Kudly, Vraze, Holuba,
a Fialy.
Karneval Tyndall minuly t.
den byl jeden z nejskvelejsich
ktery sc kdy odbyvali V teto kra-
iine. Obeane Tyndlovstf. pfeko-
nall sauna sebe v bavenf zastupy
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-08-31
Kopnut Konem.

Kdyz Josef Kozel, jehoz farma
je vzdalena asi 4 mile jiho-vychod.
ne cd mesta, krmil kon6 minulJ
patek, byl nestastnou nahodou
kopnut konem do zivota, ramon
odhozen asi IL stfevicn. kdez Gus.
tai V bezvedomi lezet. Ud6lal u
chybu &c Sc pfiblfzil ku koni nj.
HE. bez osloveni. DIR. Blezek by.
povoldn k rananemu muzi V zape.
II, a pfi tonic psani jest nan
sdaleno re ran6ny muz Sc rychl,
zotavuie, a ze ie silna nadeje M
jeho uzdraveni: nebot stastnor
nahodou neutrpel vdzneho vnitf.
tniho Zraneni.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
ENGINEER WILL DEVOTE ALL HIS
ENERGY AND ABILITY TO
THE WORK.
HAS TALK WITH ROOSEVELT
CHAIRMAN SHONTS AND THE
CHIEF ENGINEER GUESTS At
OYSTER BAY.

Oyster Bay, July 16. - Chairman
Theodore F. Shonts of the Panama
Canal commission and John F. Ste
vens, chief engineer, were guests of
the president at Sycamore Hill yes
terday. 1t was the first opportunity
the president has had to discuss canal
matters with Mr.. Stevens, and they
went over the subject pretty thor
oughly. AS both Mr.. Shonts and Mr..
Stevens expect to sail for Panama on
July 20, the president desired to con-
suit with them.
1t is not unlikely that Mr.. Stevens
will be made in the near future
member of the executive committee
of the Panama canal commission, a
position occupied by his predecessor,
Mr.. Wallace.
Will Dig the Canal.
1t can be said that Mr.. Stevens has
been given practically a free hand to
do construction work of the canal. He
has his own ideas about the methods
to be pursued, and will not be inter-
fered with in the work of his depart
ment His desire is to dig the canal,
and to that great undertaking he will
devote all his energy and ability, leav-
ing the executive and administrative
details to be worked out by Chairman
Shonts, Gov. Magoon and the com
mission.
After the conference with the pres
ident, Chairman Shonts talked frank
" about the work of the commission
and about canal conditions.
"Our talk with the president" said
he, twas of a general character about
canal matters. The president desired
to see Mr.. Stevens before we left for
the isthmus, and to discuss with both
of us the progress of the work Just
now we have about 1900 men at
work on the canal That is about as
| many as we could employ under the
existing conditions.
| Task for Stevens.
1--WE have our executive stan thor
oughly organized now, but the organ
ization has not been completed on the
isthmus. That is a part of the work
Mr.. Stevens will have to do. His en-
gineering staff must be organized and
it's work mapped out.
NO." continued Chairman Shonts
in response to an inquiry, 1.-The SAM
tary conditions on the isthmus are
not so bad as they have been reported
to be- A lot of people have become
frightened by the yellow fever, but il
is not so bad as might be expected. In
fact the representations from the 18th
he Vy<
been grossly exaggerated.
"My belief is" continued Chairman
Shonts, that the actual digging o
the canal will have to he done by la
borers Injured to the tropical climate
That labor we shall be able to get,
believe, without any serious trouble.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
Crimes.

P. II. Rudolph, an Omaha tailor, was
found dead in his place of business
and an empty carbolic acid bottle
was found in the shop.
In pistol duel between Green Muir
rell and Harvey Rice on Indian Creek
in Owsley county, KY, Murrel was
killed and Rice seriously wounded.
Rolla Blankenship, rural mail car
rier, of Wyckliff, KY, was held up by
highwaymen and robbed of $50, ring
and stamps and was then tied to his
wagon.
Calvin Center, moonshiner, was
killed and Henry Adams wounded in
raiding Center's illicit still in the Elk
horn district of Kentucky.
G. c. May, former president of the
Big Bend National Bank of Davenport,
Washington, charged with misapply-
ing $4,000 and making false returns,
has furnished bail of $4,000.
| Cashier Bowman of the Hagerstown
| Qnd) Commercial Bank, who COM
mitted suicide on July 8, was defaul-
| ter to the extent of at least 100000
| The amount may be increased.
| Silas Mcdonald. who was for years
cashier of the State National bank
| at ST. Joseph, Mo-, and who came to
Philadelphia after that institution
went into liquidation, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat in the pres
| ence of his wife.
| Eight sticks of dynamite, with fuses
attached and wrapped in carpet, were
found under the Newcastle, Pa, street
crossing of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad Recently the railroad com
pany closed a bridge ever the cross
ing, which was the only entrance tc
the Greer tin mills.
William Mueller, the missing cash
Ter of of the Graettinger Savings bank
of Marshalltown, Iowa, has been locat
ed in Indian Territory. 1t is not PROB
able he will be brought back, as there
is no criminal charge against him
A number of personal creditors VII
lose. but the depositors will be pait
in full.
Lewis w. Stone, a wealthy real es
. A numyebr of personal creditors VII
tate dealer. was found dead in tn
library of his residence in Chlcag
with a bullet wound through his ten
ple. Mr.. Stone, who was eighty-tw
wears DID, had been suffering 1rol
kidney trouble for some time. and
is believed committed suicide Whli
brooding over his illness.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
NEGRO ESCAPES TORTURE.
Murderer of Eleven Hanged by Hen'-
duras Crowd.

Murderer of Eleven Hanged by Hen
duras Crowd.
New Orleans, July 16.-Robert NC
Field. the negro who killed eleven
persons aboard the British traolhs"
schooner Olympia, was lynched Dy
the populace of Utilla, Honduras, the'
night after the gunboat Tatumb!a sur
rendered him to the civil authorltles1
there. The Jail was surrounded at-
nightfall. the guard quickly overpow--
cred, and McField, raving and ours
ing, dragged without. For time It,
was proposed to burn him in front OF
the home of Miss Morgan, the SOLE
survivor of the wholesale murders
The mob went so far as to build a.
fire. but the pleadings of the British'
consular agent finally dissuaded the'
crowd. The negro was hanged and
riddled with bullets.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
List Of Casualties.

Fire broke out in Panama, NY,
and destroyed the business section OF
the place; loss 100000.
The Greensboro, KY, Wagon WORKS
were destroyed by fire. The loss Is
$4,000, covered by insurance.
Two persons were killed and several
seriously injured in natural gas eA-
plosion in house in Fittsburg. Inc
house was wrecked.
Miss Maggie Thoorin and MISS
Eleanor Swanson who were visiting
at Embryville, Tenn, were drowned
in the Nockchee river. near EMORY
vile, while boating.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20

Boys Charged With Attempt Plead
Curiosity as Motive.

Lima, Ohio, July 16.-Albert Urfer,.
fourteen years old, and Charles Fee.
aged eleven, sons of prominent farm
ers two miles east Of Lima. were ar
rested yesterday by Pennsylvania.
railway detectives, charged with an
attempt to wreck west-bound passen-
ger train No. 35. Angle irons were
placed on the track, and when the OBJ
struction was hit brace rod on the
engine and two on the coaches were
broken, but the train kept the rails.
1--WE wanted to see wreck is the
only explanation given.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
Domestic.

DR.. D. Frank Powell has received a
cablegram from Col. w. F. Cody di'
recting him to dismiss the appeal in
the Cody divorce case.
The trousermakers' union Of New
York has struck for an advance in
wages, a 10-hour day and recognition
of the union. There are 5000 trouser.
makers out in $50 shops.
The great wheat smash last April
is said. to have been caused by E. 5.
Holmes. ex-chief statistician, who was
discharged for giving advance govern
ment crop reports for speculative pur
poses.
Mrs. Jane Martin, the richest womal
in Iowa. is dead at her home near
Marshalltown. Despite her hoard,
from 100000 to 100000, she lived in
q howell depriving herself of many
necessities.
J. Hamilton Lewis, formerly con
gresham from the state of Washing
ton. now a resident of Chicago, has
been appointed by Mayor Dunno to
he CORPORATION counsel for the city OF
Chicago.
A number of Cleveland landlords
have decided to regulate the rate OF
tenants according to the number in
the family. They have combined in
the employment of inquisitors whose
duty is to report every new visit OF
the stork.
The state supreme court of Kansas
rendered a decision declaring that the
Kansas Natural Gas company, Del
aware corporation, cannot do business
in Kansas. The decision, which is
sweeping in its terms, makes an out
law of the company, which 1t declares
cannot hold property in Kansas and
cannot operate in any manner within
the state.
George ]. Gould has decided to en-
gage in poultry raising on an extensive
scale at his country home, FTlougf
Lodge, near Arkville, N. Y. An ex
perienced poultryman has been en-
gagged and arrangements have beer
made for the erection of pouitr.
house 165x3O feet, with cellar for in
cubators. The facilities for CHECKER
raising will be the most complete il
the state
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
FOR SECRETARY OF HEALTH.
New Cabinet Position Urged by Medi.
cal Association.

Portland, Or, July 16.-The Ameri--
can Medical association. in convention
here, adopted resolution, drawn up,
by DR.. Liston H. Montgomery of Chi
cago, advocating the creation of a.
new cabinet position to be known as
the department of public health, the
secretary Of which is to rank with the
other cabinet officers. The resolution
also declares that more stringent
laws should be enacted to apply in,
treatment Of preventable disease. and
urges congressional action.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
Che neWS
In the CAPITAL.

In the CAPITAL.
The formal announcement has been
made at the state department that
Elihu Root of New York has been ap-
pointed secretary of state.
Formal announcement has been
made at the state department OF the
appointment of William w. Russell OF
Maryland as minister to Venezuela,
where he succeeds Mr.. Bowen.
President Roosevelt received the st.
Gauden's medal, designed and execut-
ed to commemorate his inauguration
to the presidency. 1t is Of gold and is
about three inches in diameter. In
it's face the medal bears relief bust
of the president, the view being
sharp profile.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has
announced the appointment of Steven
son A. Williams of Bellair as member
of the Republican national committee
for Maryland, to succeed former Unit
ed States Senator Louis E. McComas,
recently appointed associate justice OF
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Columbia.
Assistant Secretary Pierce recently
announced that the plenipotentiaries
of Russia and Japan had agreed on
Portsmouth, N. H., as the meeting
place for the sessions of the peace
conference to be held outside of Wash
ington. The sessions will be held in
the government naval yard at Ports
mouth, in the new building just COM
pleted there.
1t is stated at the navy department
that Secretary Bonaparte has revealed
his position in reference to accepting
free transportation on the railroads
by returning passes that have been
sent to him, stating that by reason OF
the public position which he occupies
he feels unable to avail himself OF
such consideration.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
Dakotans on the Dakota.

Seattle, July 16.-Gov. Sarles, Sen
ator McCumber, Congressman Mar
shall and a party of forty-three promi-
nent North Dakotans, including most
Of the officials of North Dakota, were
entertained yesterday aboard the.
steamship Dakota of the Great North
ern line. Gov. Meade of this state
and federal officers assisted in the re-
ception. A handsome ships clock was
presented the liner by the DakOtans
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-20
TAFT PARTY IN HONOLULU.
Secretary and Miss Roosevelt Take
Part in Dances on Board Steamer.

Honolulu, July Is. Secretary OF
War Taft and party arrived yesterday
on the steamer Manchuria. The party
visited local places of interest. The
Manchuria left for Manila last night.
There were several dances on board
the Manchuria, in which Secretary
Taft and Miss Roosevelt participated.
Lectures were also given on Philip
pine subjects Secretary Taft said it
is not proposed to admit more Chi
nese of the coolie class, but merely to
treat more courteously those entitled
to admission.