davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST
ON SLOPES OF VESUVIUS

leRepr o
in IS
moch ofa church
cola to
asrtd tha Sorrento
for Napsw asdaaned edowingo showe8 aone from the crater.
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Houses Give WaV
Under Heavy
Weight.
Towns in Path Of
Lava Buried or
Abandoned.

NAPLES, April 1os-A fright
full disaster has occurred in the
center of this city. following the
eruptions of Mount Vesuvius.
Two hundred people, it is esti.
mated, were buried this morning
in the ruins of the market Monte
Oliveto, when the roof collapsed
under the weight of cinders from
the volcano.
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THE rHEArERs.

I1E IIIHll 7 LItos
ALCAZAR-.'The Wife
ALHAMBRA-'For His Brothers
Crime
CAIIFORNIA-rCass and the Green
Sod Club Matinee.
CENTRAL-.'Search OF a Great
CITY"
CHUTES-vaudeville Matinee
COLUMBIA-"The Lion and the
Mouse"
MAJESTIC-.-who Goes There"
ORPHEUM-vaudeTil
TIvOLI-"Miss Timidity."
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EXHIBIT sc"
General Maintenance

Bills contracted in saith CDec. /, o2
to Nov. 80, 03) fiscal year, but palo
out of 55th ,(Dec- 1, 0S, to Nov. SO
'O4) fiscal year appropriation.
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Amounts received from G.
w. Bond & Bro, per their
check No. zoe dated Aug.
%, 1899, but not charged
on the cash book ....... 677.23
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EXHIBIT 3D."
General Maintenance.

General Maintenance,
Bills contracted in 55th (Dec. 1, 'os.
to No. 80. '04,) fiscal year but paid
put of seth fiscal year appropriation
Voucher
No.
295 May '04. Coal, Capital
Coal yard, pd. ~12-3O-04s s24.1s
$50 June '04. Coal, Capital
Coal yard. pd. 12-3O-o4 759.Gs
397 July '04. Coal, Capital
Coal yard, pd. 12-30-04 s5.47
asa Aug. '04. Coal, Capital
Coal yard. pd- 12-3o-04 Se3.23
551 Oct. '04. Supplies. H. B.
Cartwright & Bro, pd.
12-30-04 ...........- 1866
SIS Nov. '04. Supplies, H. B.
Cartwright & Bro, pd.
12-30-04 . ..... 93S.02
Sill Nov. 'o4. Supplies, Cart
Davis & Co.. pd. H.
1904 2s.45
499 Sept. '04. Supplies, DIR.
Popplewell, pd- 1906 zoo
40 July '04. Supplies. Chas.
Haspelmath, pd. 1-17-05 $50
SIS Oct '04. Supplies, Chas-
Haspelmath. pd. 1-17-05 $50
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$6,991.S6
which appear as cash shortages.
Vouchers or proper receipts for
the following should be produced:
Total amount of Exhibit
"A" .............:$ 5,726.S4
Voucher No. ,613, warrant
No. 1880, J.. II. Vaughn. 5000
Voucher No. IS, warrant
No. PAST, j. H. Vaughn. 10000
Contingent 1890. 17,1s4.eo
In addition to the above there are a
number of questionable transactions
involving large sums of money, all of
the detail and conditions of which ar.
not yet in our hands, owing to the fail
ure of certain letters to reach us in
time to include in this report. Enough
Information and data are now in our
hands to considerably increase the
items of shortage and irregu1arity
herein mentioned should it be your
desire that we continue The addi-
tionaI work would involve the repro
duction of the individual customers
ledger for the period September 1,
1899, to January 1, 1903.
Respectfully submitted.
THE COLORADO TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
By F. N. M'MAHON,
Secretary.
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Bills contracted in saith (Dec. L, w,
10 Nov. 80. 03) fiscal year, but paid
out of 55th ,(Dec- 1, 0S, to Nov. 80
'O4) fiscal year appropriation.
Voucher.
564 Sept. 03. Supplies, H. B.
Cartwright & Bro. pd aa-eo
12-31-OS .....-....-.S sS5.sS
74s Nov. os. Supplies Fe- ,o,..
Davis & Co, pd 1-2-04 111.Ss
$40 Oct. 03. Supplies, Parke, -.
Davis & Co.. pd 1904 IA
$50 Sept. 0S. Supplies. Blan-
chard Meat & S. Co,
7s1 Nov. os. Supplies Blan-
chard Meat & S. Co.,
$50 Oct. 03. Supplies Blan-
chard Meat & S. Co,
pd 1904 ...-.....- S01.S4
SIS Aug os. Supplies. Emil
Kleinwort, pd. 1-2-04. 413.54
S42. June 03. Supplies. Emil
Kleinworth, pd 1-2-O4 516.77
459 July o. Supplies. Emil
Kleinwort, pd 1-z-04-- 410.1O
572 Sept. o3. Supplies, Sligo
Iron Store Co. pd
500 Sept. o3. Supplies. Brown
& Manzanares Co., pd
81 Oct. os. Supplies. Gross.
keIiy q Co., pd l-2-o4. 5s-Sl
$50 July 03. Supplies, Gross.
Kelly & Co.. pd 1-2-04 171.s3
sos Sept. 0S. Supplies. Gross,
Kelly & Co., pd 1-2-04. 1856
Sos July 03. Supplies. Gross,
Kelly & Co, pd f-2-04 25.77
$40 Oct. 03. Supplies, Gross.
Kelly & Co., pd 1-2-04 1928
SOS Aug 03. Supplies. Gross.
Kelly & CO.. pd 1904 111.9S
602 Sept. eS. Supplies. Gross.
Kelly & Co., pd 1900 1857
6e4 Sept. oS. Supplies. Gross.
Kelly & Co., pd 1904 27.76
sat Oct. o3. Supplies. Conti-
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S453,61S.05

making an average of about s5,445.Oa
per month, or s65.350-0O per annum
of our investigation to report upoH
the physical condition of the
p~enitentiary upon Mr.. Bursum's
retirement, but it is interesting
to note that nearly one-half
a million dollars were required in the
period referred to for the expenses Of
the institution.
Attached herewith and referred &c
as Exhibit K is a list of rebates as
appearing upon the books
May 25, 1900. and April 18th. 1906
and aggregating $1.244.39.
No detail is herein given of the va
rious contracts awarded a. Staab and
others who are residents Of Santa F..
for leather, prison cloth, etc, which
commodities could no doubt be bought
from the manufacturers direct at
prices much below those paid.
The purchase on March 5th. 1905,
of 1.05SA yards of jean cloth known
as BEST Yet was made of A. Staa5
at soc. per yard while the same is
quoted in New York at 29c. per yard
Another instance is that of the pur-
chase from the same party of 1,050
yards of pen" shifting at Az cents
per yard. The shifting commonly
used in the penitentiary costs from IA
to 16 cents per yard.
The general ledger was not run up
on the double entry system and no
charges were made therein to accounts
receivable to control and prove the in
dividual customers ledger.
The ann in which the other
books were run was such as would
easily permit of shortages and irregu-
larities, if the rewritten records
(Which Mr.. Bursum states in his letter
of July II, 1906. to Captain Arthur
Trelford as containing "all live az
counts. re~ceivable') are to be accept
ed as correct.
Il accordance with your instruc-
tinnS We have Installed in tho office n
the penitentiary a d system Of
accounting which was put in use as of
April IL, 1906. and which if used in
accordance with instructions, will en-
able the superintendent to make an
intelligent report to the governor or
commissioners or any others inter
eSted.
Missing BoOks-Which should Be
Produced.
Genera ledgers. May 1, 1899, to
December 81, 1902.
Journal, May 1, 1899, to September
5, 1899.
Impression books of general main
tenance vouchers-prior to April 1,
1901.
Impression books of convicts' earn
ings vouchers-prior to July 3. 1899.
Impression books of invoices-prior
to May II, 1906.
Yardmenss charge bookS-prior to
June 3. 1903.
Customers individual ledger, which
was in use January II. 1906. which
is reported to have been destroyed.
Mr.. H. o. BurSum should be re-
queSted to for the following:
Ten thousand vitrifed brick
shipped to H. O.. Bursum at AIbuquer.
que in Atchisen. Topeka & Santa Fe
car No. 77S70 on February z, 1905,
and no payment show for same in rec
ords turned over by Mr.. Bursum.
Cash sales not turned into
treasury S4.6s
Receipt entered on journal,
and not appearing on ash
book 1ss.45
Remittance OF May rs, 1899,
belonging to E. H. Berg
mans account and credit
ed to H. 0. Bursum's ac-
count on page No. 10 of
the cash book 10000
Amount turned over to n.
o. Bursum by wi to
pay bill of Winters Gro
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EXHIBIT "E."

EXHIBIT "E."
General Maintenance
Bills contracted In 56th CDec. l..
"a, to Nov. 80, '05.) fiscal year but
paid out of 57th (Dec. LOS. TO Nov
80, 'O6,) fiscal year appropriation.
Voucher
No.
4 Nov. 'O5. Beef, Blanchard
Meat Supply Co, pd. l.
$500 oeo.9I
81 Nov. '05. Bug dust, The
Bug Dust Co, pd. l.
2s-os 1880
$50 DC. 'o5. 500 lbs. dry
prunes, W. H. Byerts,
pd. 1906 ......... 1000
10 Nov. '05. Pub. bid, the
Optic Co.. pd. 1-2s-0S 44.27
90 Nov. '05. Pub. bid, the
Citizen Pub. Co., pd. l.
1905 27.75
107 Nov. '05. Telephone Pa
per, the Saml. C.. Ia
tum CO., pd. 1866 81
106 Oct. '05. Valve Ell, A. A.
Griffng Iron Co. pd. l.
26-06 1T
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S Aug. 'O5. Drugs, Fischer
Drug c.. Dd. 1-2s-06.. $3.50
Drugs, Fischer Drug
Co. pd. 1-26-06 $500. 1925
Coal yard. pd. 1860 1.o22.s4
55s Oct. '05. Coal, Capital
Coal yard, pd. 1-26-06 1,475.47
80 Nov. 'O5. Supplies Gross
Kelly & Co., pd. 1-26-06 $3.50
Kelly & Co. pd. 1866 1881
81 Nov. '05. Supplies, w. A.
Mckenzie, pd. 1-26-06 44.02
2S Nov. '05. Supplies. Hem
drie & Bolthof. pc l.
IS Nov. 'o5. Supplies. santa 1905
Fe Hwd. & Supply Co.,
IS Nov. 'o5. Beef. GRAFT &
Hayward, pd. 1-26-06.. 1885
16 Nov. '05. Bushings, c..
w: RAYMOND Co, pd.
On l-2e+o6 $3.50
Simon Nusbaum, pd. l.
1o2 Oct. and Nov. 'o5. Veg
cables, insane asylum,
% Nov. '05. Milk. L. M.
Larson. pd. 1-2e-06 -. 1900
IA Nov. '05. Supplies, N.
Salmon, pd. 1-26-o6 1o5.2o
Is June and July '05.
Clocks, S. Spitz, pd. l.
10 N SS.Os so5. Butter. Winter S'7S
Grocery Co. pd. 1-2S-O6 40
IL Nov. '05. Cheats, ETC.,
Western Electric Co.,
pd. 1-26-06 ..:.......... 6.1S
5 Nov. 'O5. Supplies. Cart
Davis Co, pd. 1-26-o6 30.75
los Nov. 'o5. Flour. etc.
Leo Hersch; pd. 1-2s-O6 272.42
Charles Closson. pd.
l-Go-U6 ..-.....-.-. 11.UU
Oil Co, pd. 1-26-06.... s1.s5
SO Nov. '05. Supplies. H. S.
Kaune & Co. pd. l.
"a Nov. 'o5. Supplies. H. s.
Kaune & Co. pd. l. ,s,o
. Nov sSzoe EOS. Stationery. ia ~
cob We1tmer, pd. 1-26-
"a NOV US ;o5. wall
Lorenzo & Digneo. pd.
rs June 'o5. SNUFF, A. G. Ire
land, pd. 1-15-o6 -. 1.e5
IL Nov. 'O5. 100 doz. hose,
A. Staab. pd. 1-13-O6... 146.25
Al Nov. '05. Telephone 8
mo-, Santa Fe Electric
Tel. Co, pd. 1906 =. 24.oo
Oct. 'O5. Leather. etc, A.
Staab, pd. 1-11-06 =. 6O7.98
AZ Nov. '05. Supplies, H. B.
Cartwright & Bro, pd.
lG-Go-VO ooS''S
43 Nov. 'O5. Supplies. H B..
Cartwright & Bro, pd.
11-2e-o5 ............. 2.110.O7
90 Nov. 'O5. Beef. Hanna
Live Stock Co., pd. l.
22-O6 17.44
10 Dec. 'O5. Water and Its,
Santa Fe Water & 1t.
20, pd. 1896 $500. 1880
As Dec. '05. Services fore
man, clay bank, Jack
Donovan, pd. 1-10-06.. 5000
SIS Dec. 'O5. Services fore
man, clay bank, pd. l.
COS 4oU.fo
Total .~.$s,722.s1
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Voucher.
272 May. 1905, Coal. Capital
Coal Yard. pd 1-3O-06.$ 69O.62
81 Nov. 1905, Stationery,
New Mexican Pig. Co,
pd 1-26-06 =. ..:....- 41.O5
154 Mich. 1905. Coal, Capt
tai Coal Yards, pd l.
$500 547.j4
2OS Apr. 1905. Coal. Capital
Coal Yards, pd 1875
o6 -. -. ............ 1,322.79
$40 June. 1905, Coal, Capital
Coal Yards, pd 1-25-
OF -. ............ 1,292.7O
364 July, 1905. Coal, Capital
Coal Yards, pd ID
O6 ........... 784.56
234 Oct. 1903. July 1904,
Aug. 1904. Nov. 1904,
May 1905 Supplies.
Santa Fe Hdw. & S.
Co, pd 1906 ....... $40
Total >. -. ........s4,739.O6
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EXHIBIT "a"

Statement of Items on Credit Side OF
Cash Book Not Turned Into the
Territorial Treasury.
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EXHIBIT III,

EXHIBIT III"
Statement of Unpaid Accounts as
Shown BY the Charges on the DaS
o of the New Mexico PeniteH-
tiary From june 3rd. 1908, to April
18th, 1906, Inclusive and Credits
Entered on Cash Book to April
10Th 1906
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EXHIBIT f."
Convict Earnings.
Bills Contracted i'm the 56th Fiscal
Year But Paid Out Of the 57th ETs.
cal Year Appropriation.
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In addition to the total amount Of
money received for penitentiary pur-
poses by the treasurer S5,726.S4 were
received by Mr.. Bursum for sale If
brick. lime, etc, and not deposited
with the treasurer but were disbursed
Exhibit "A"
Therefore, a recapitulation of re-
ceipts and disbursements by Mr.. Bur-
sum during the SO Ia months of his
administration shows the following:
Cash received by the peni
tertiary Or placed to its
credit by territorial treas
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EXHIBIT "B."
General Maintenance,

Bills contracted in SD CDec. 1, '01,
to Nov. 80, 5000 fiscal year, but paid
out of saith (Dec. 1. '02, to Nov. 80,
'O3,) fiscal year appropriation:
Voucher
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METHODIST TORS
Men of Distinguished Bear
ing and Clerical Mien
Numerous in Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, April 10.-Men Of
distinguished bearing and clerical
nisn were numerous about the streets
and public places Of Dallas today.
They are the delegates and partici-
pants in the Texas Methodist educa-
tional convention and the members of
the board Of education Of the Metho-
dist church, South. both of which will
be in session here during the next few
days. All parts Of the south are re-
presented by the visitors The pro-
gram arranged for the formal opening
of the gathering this evening is as fol-
fols: Devotional exercises. led by
Rev. J. r. Smith, Pittsburg; address.
"Methodism and Education Bishop
f. f. Hoss; address, "Relatioa of our
Church Schools to the Religious Life
Of the Church. Rev. w II. La Prade,
d. D. jackson, Miss.
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GEN. BOOTHS BIRTHDAY
Congratulations and Good
Wishes Showered Upon
Salvation Army Leader.

London, April 1o.-From every
country of the civilized world mes
sages conveying congratulations and
good wishes poured in today upon Cen
eral Booth, founder and head Of the
Salvation Army, on the occasion Of
his seventy-seventh birthday. Though
in the early part of his career Gen
Boo,l was the butt of ridicule and in
suit and not infrequently was pelted
with rubbish when he appeared in the
street, no Englishmen has been more
signally honored than has the head Of
the Salvation Army in late years. He
has been patrc niaed by King Edward,
received in audience by the rulers Of
many countries, and on his return
from Palestine last year he was grant
ell the freedom OF the City of London
in recognition of his great work for
the moral and social elevation of the
people" an honor which the city Of
London has been accustomed to be-
stow only on members of royal fan-
lilies, military and naval heroes or
statesmen Of marked pre-eminence.
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BILLIARD TOURNEY OPENS
American Wins Over French
man in First Game for
Championship.

New York. April 1O-ln the first
match of the worlds championship
billiard tournament 1s-inch balk line.
two shots in, played last night in Madi-
son Square Garden concert hall, Or
lando Morningstar Of Indiana, defeated
Louis Cure of Paris, France. The
score was 500 to 46S in the American s
favor 1t was an uphill fight for Morn
ingstar from the twenty-second inning
in which the French expert made 100,
the high run. The worries did not run
any too kindly for Morningstar, who
took the hard luck smilingly When
ever Cure got an unexpected setback
he TOO accepted the situation with good
nature On the whole Morningstar
gave the cleverest exhibition, execut-
ing some extremely difficult shots, but
missed on seemingly easy single cush-
ion carooms and draw shots. Cure
was suie on cushion carooms, and his
round the table shots for three and
four cushions were maryels of execu-
tion. Cure played faster and with
more confidence than Morningstar, but
at the close Of the game the younger
man improved and his victory was
well earned. Mornlngstar's average
was 1851; Cure. 34-35. Besides
the two players last night there were
FIVE others in the tournament. They
were Willie Hoppe, George Slosson
and George Sutton, all of this city,
Jacob schaefer of Chicago and Albert
G. Cutler Of Boston.
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sARINERs AT COLUMBIA.
fnx Associated Press.l


Columbia. S. G., April 11.-Fez-cap-
ped Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, to
total Of several hundred, flocked into
Columbia today from every direction
the occasion being the annual gather
ing Of members Of the order from the
two Carolinas. The city is in gala
attire In honor of the visitors and
nothing Is being left unhoRe that
would contribute 70 their pleasure
and entertainment Nearly 100 can
dsiates are TO be initiated into the
order and altogether the gathering
promises 70 be the most notable in the
history Of Oasis Temple.
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APPLY FOR RURAL ROUTES
When il Comes to Dealing
Out Pork Oklahtaia
Wants Her Share.

Leader Bureau. Washington, d. c.,
April 10.-There are now in operation
in Oklahoma 625 rural free delivery
routes with 81 applications for new
routes pending. No new route has
been added in Indian Territory "a some
time and there is only one apr. alton
for a new route still pending There
are but seventeen routes all told v
that country Throughout the United
States there are now in operation
35,025 rural routes with 9.O57 petitions
for new routes still to be acted upon.
The following appointments to the
rural carrier force in Oklahoma are
announced:
Ames-James A. Bennett, carrier;
c. H. Bennett, substitute.
Cement--C. X. Hare, carrier; Rod
pey Cox, substitute
Lamont-R. c. skaggs, carrier; Car
rio skaggs, substitute.
Nashyille-Fred w. Combs, carrier;
J. A. Lott, substitute
Apache, route S-F X. Pape car
rier; Theo. Gassen, substitute
Apache, route 4--W w Robinson,
carried; b. T. Robinson, substitute.
Fourth class postmasters in Okla
homs have been appointed as follows;
Belvs, Woodward county, NJ. An
dress. vice f. l.. Grayson, resigned.
Trail, Dewey county-Chae d.
Stout. vice S. a. Stout, resigned.
Quinlan, woodward county-D. G.
Holpman, vice s. d. Harper, resigned.
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GUTHRIE MAN PRESIDES
Over Meeting OF Kansas and
Oklahoma Laundrymens
Association at Topeka.
(By Associated Press)

Topeka, Kan, April IL There was
a large and representative attendance
iod'y at the oaening Of the annual
meeting Of the Kansas and Oklahoma
Laundrymen's association The visit
ipg lauuirymcu will speai two day3
dieeisalng various matters relating V
Melr bgs'ucss. and between sessiohs
they wiz enjoy features of cnterta'n-
a@l provided by tie lacsl trade. The
prg idpg officer oi the convention IS
cAaf.o pond Of Guthrie, and the sec
rotry. G. E Milton Of lola
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DR.. SHOOP'S RHEUMATIC
e, R:.Is: EIs:vvi ". TABLETS p-s:sl.s, s:'s 2,

gate to committee the power 70 FIX
z maximum freight rate upon com
plant Of the shipper, and after a pub
lie hearing the said rate % apply
unless and until reyis,d by the federal
courts; the constitutlcnaiity of the
question being waived" New York
will uphold the affirmative
end Tufts the negative side Of the
proposition.
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human BLOOD Marks.

4 tale OF horror was told by marks OF
human blood in the home Of J. w. VIII
liams. n well known merchant Of Bac
Ky lie writes; Twenty years ago had
severe hemorrhages OF the lungs, and was
near death when / began taking DIR.
Kings New Discovery. It completely
cured me and have remained well ever
since" II cures Hemorrhages. Chronic
Coughs, Settled colds and Bronchitis, and
is the only known cure for Weak Lungs.
Every bottle guaranteed by All Drug
gists soc and sl.00. Trial bottle free.
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RAILWAY OFFICIAL wsDs.
(By Associated Press.)

ST. John. ~ b., April 11.-Charles
f. Mcpherson of Winnipeg. genera.
passenger agent OF the western diyis-
ion of the Canadian Pacific railway,
was married here today to Miss Josie
Troop. daughter OF Howard d. Troop
OF this city. The ceremony was large
~ attended by friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties.
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bled for a special meeting here today
to take action on the proposition sub
mtted by the directors 10 issue 5,0o0,-
600 5-year FIVE per cent notes. the
same to be secured by a trust inden-
ture issued to the Central Trust com
pany OF New York. as trustee. The
proceeds OF the issue are TO be used
in the construction Of the proposed
line of the Minnesota. Dakota & Paci-
nc railway company from Watertown.
s. d., to or near Labeau, S. d., with a
branch from Leola, s ID. The estl-
mated length OF the extension with
me branches Is 2l0 miles.
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II you ever bought . box Of witch Hazel
salve that failed 10 give satisfaction the
chances are It did not have the name
"E. c. Dewitt & Co." printed on the
wrapper and pressed In the box The
original Dewitts Witch Hazel salve
never faiies to give satisfaction for
burns. sores. boils. letter. cracked hands.
etc For blind. bleeding itching and pro-
truding Piles it affords almost immediate
relief !. stops the pain. sold by c. r.
Kenfro
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KNOX Hats AZ pErERssN,s.
no DEBATE FREIGHT
RATE PROBLEM.
fpr Associated Pregs.l

New York. April 11.-Considerable
Interested is manifested in the inter
collegiate debate here tonight between
the teams Of Tufts college and New
York university The subject Isl:
"Resolyel, That congress should dele
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REEDER RENoMlNATED.

Lincoln, I1ss.. April 10.-william
Augustus Reeder, Of Logan, was re-
nominated for congress today by the
Republican convention of the Sixth
Kansas district.
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BAILEY DRAWS A CROWD.

Washington, D. c., April 1O--The
House toda ytoob up Y. postofsice op-
preparation bill In the Senate Bailey
spoke on the rate bill The galleries
were filled and there was large at
tendance of senators.
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Successfully used by Mother Gray. nurse
IN the Childrens Home IN New York.
Cure FeYcr'shness, Bad stomach Teeth
ing Disorders. move and regulate the
Bowels and Destroy Worms over 10000
tcstimoplals. They never fall At all
Druggists. csc. Sample FREE. Address.
Allen S. Olm~tsI Ie Roy. y. "
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Nothing win relieve indigestion that is
not n thorough digestant. Kodol Dys-
pepsla Cure digests what you eat. and al
lows the stomach 70 rest-recuperate--
grow strong again. A few doses Of Kodol
after meals will soon restore the stomach
and digestive organs TO fun perform
ance OF their functions naturally. sold
by c. r. Renfro
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NotIee u Teaehers, ExamInatI0n.

The regular quarterly examination
of applicants for teachers county GER
tificates will BE held at the County
High School building Thursday and
Friday April 26, %, 1906. beginning at
$3.50 a. m. G. w. DERRICK,
County Superintendent.
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What good does It DO you 10 eat II your
stomach falls to digest the food? None.
1t does you harm--causes belching sour
stomach. natulance, etc. When the
stomach fails little Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure after each meal viii digest what
you eat and makes the stamoch sweet
G. r. Renfro.
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THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney. Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists,
or two months treatment by mail for
800. DR.. e. w. Hall, 1926 Olive
street, St. Louis, Mo.
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NEckwsAe GALORE. pErERsEN's

Any one interested In the Royal Arca-
mum can learn something TO his advan-
tage by sending his address 70 Grant G.
Whitney Deputy Supreme Regent 3l7
South Second ST.