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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20
LIMA E~sTASLgcloA.
Va no Hay mas puda Aesrea dol Lin
dsre Entire Nusvo Mexico y Arl.
xona.

J. Frank Warner. examinador De
asrimensuras de los Estados Untdos y
dos a~sistentes. A p. Blanchard y W.
williamson. 90 encusnts ia hospedadoa
on 81 Hotel PalacIo habieudo stniio
4 Santa Fe de 3.llup donde cstaban
ocupados en- localizlr cercs lie dace M
Has de Ia Inca territorial entire AriAO
ma y Nrevo Mexic, Ina cuales hln es
tado en- disp2ta por aIeun tiemlo
La Inca ha sido fijada ahora y no serd
en- 10 de adelante obra de mas difficult
tades.
Cunado fue visto por un reportadol
del Nuevo Mexicano. ell Sr. Warner ha
bio en- una manera ~interesante de 81
trabajo y sus experiencias en- ell oeste;
HE estado en- este pals cerca dc III
aho." dijo 81. "mientras hacienda ira
bajo de a~grimensura y debo decir que
me gusta Ell pals demasiado. Hay VI
asunto interesante en- mi reciente via
je q Gallup del hecho que la dispute
sobre 10 Inca de linderos ha varias We
ces precipitado derramamiento de san
gre entire los pobladores y miembros
del pueblo de zuni. La Inca que W
y mis- asistentes examlnamos. forms
no solamente ell llndero de los Terrific
rios pero tambien es la Inca occiden
tai de 10 Reserva dc los Indios de zu
nj.
"Cuando fue agrimensada por pri
mera vex. esta Inca habia sido mares
da con piedras. las cuales Sc han per
dido y han sido destruida. La locali
zacion exacta de Ia Inca. no era conc
cida por 10 tanto. W. w. Jones. III
agrimensor, de San Marcial, habia 81
do empleado para localizar esta linei
y hacer la agrimensura preyio d mi vi
sta. Hizo 81 traba1o 10 mejor gu,
pudo y tuve muy POGO que hacer Ell
verificarla. La Inca esta marcadi
ahora con postes do fierro sobre lai
cuales hay capas de metal c~ontenien
do los iniciales de cada Territorio er
los lados correspondence. Cada unt
de estos postes tiene cuatro pies de lar
go y diez pulgadas en- diametro. Guam
do con mis- asistentes, llegue q Ia Re
serva Indigena. fuimos entretenidos er
la casa de I'm Indio quieA nos permi
ito que destendieramos nuestras ca
mas de campo en- su cocina.
"Comimos carne de csrnero, guaya
yes y otras cosas que no eran de Il
.peor, tanto asi puedo decir. Habia co
mo I'm pie de nleve en- ell suelo y esta
ba bastante frio. pero tuvimos muy
buen yiaje. Mientras estuve ALI. vi m.
primer encanto Indigeno. Dos seho
.ritas jovenes, quienes habian estado or
se1ando escuela en- la Reserva Indigo
ma, contrajeron matrlmonio, una cor
I'm %escribano y la otra con I'm Indio Dc
educacion.
"Cuando regresaron d Ia Reserve
despues de la ceremonial en- Gallup, los
Indios Sc congregaron en- su reslden
ella y nunca Sc oy6 mas bulla que en-
tonces. Los Indios no traian cence
rro como los que nosotros los mucha,
chos usamos en- ell oriente. en- tiempoa
pasados, pero TODD fue puros gritos
Hicieron mas bulla que eli mas escan'
daloso Americana. Los novios ARE
glaron ell asunto comprando cacahua,
tes en- cantidad."
De este lugar 81 Sr. Warner y sus
asistentes partieron para Roswell a
grammar a~grimensuras de los Estados
Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20

Robert H. Todd, mayor de sar
Juan, Puerto Rico, ha partido para
Washington, como delegate de la Ii
ga Municipal de Puerto Rico. de Ia
cual 81 es p~residente. con el objeto d.
pedirle al Congress- que decrete una
ley creando i'm senado elective en- la
Isia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20

4~@4e~ So AR%A&%&~@ ~0~
Do Toribio. Porfirlo Y Alexandra Luce
70, memories. IA yoluntad y dltimo To-
tamento del finado William slaughter
fue entrado 4 prueba y dc acuerdo con
sus provistos. u viuda. fue nombrada
administration dol sstado sin ningunA
Bajo ias rnismas condolences,
tue dejsda como guardian legal Dc los
ninos menores, Do los cuales hay ~
rios.
Los muebles uu6vos para los cuartos
que ocuparA 81 Goberiador EIaserman
llegaron 81 mArtes On Ia madame y han
aldo puestos OF oil lugar que pertene-
cen. Los muebles aunque costosos y
bonitos. no onsehan gtlanteria, y son
designados para comfortabilidad y uso
ordlnario.
Lutosas esquelas han sldo Imprint.
das en- esta oficina, las cuales anun.
clan las hcnras fdnebres do ocho dias
del finado Pedro Perea. las cuales 90
verificaran en- Ia Islesia Catolica Dc
Bernalillo hoy sabado. 1 las $50 Dc u
manana Todos Ia parientes ' ami.
gos del finado son respetuosaments su.
nlicados de ateuder,
81 Licenciado .. v. Chaves, dc Albu.
IquerQue, arrib6 4 Ia ciudad 81 mierco.
les en- Ia tarde para defender 81 lado del
apelante en- 10 causa de Paulita Can
delaria. menor. por Emigran Candida
a. ane,ador ' Nnimenio A. Miera. Il
apelante. In causa sc ayerigu0 ante
Ia Corte suprema 81 tueyes.
Don Federico Alarid, esposa y nihos,
quienes anteriormente residian en- ma
drid, han ~regresado 4 IL ctudad, donde
Ia Sra. Alarid y nihos pasaran el IN
|vierno, mientras el Sr. Alarid partira
para Starkville, Colorado. donde ha
aceptado una posicion como dependien'
to en- 81 concrete de Ia Compafia Abas
Don Francisco Chaves Y Moutcyal
ciudadano prominente y bien conocidc
de Galisteo. estuvo en- Ia ciudad ell 81
bado de Ia semana pasada transandc
negocios importantes y visitando q suf
muchos ~parientes y amigos. Ri ST. MOI
|toya inform6 que ha nevada bastante
en- aquella parte de gu seccion y que
va son bastantes las ovejas que har
muerto 4 causa del tempo frio.
-
fueron sepultados 81 sanado de u Sc
mana pasada en- O cementerlo de u
liglesla Catolica en- ia riasa de bernaii
TO- nj funerai Sc veririco . las ~ az
Ia manana de aauei dia y rue atendide
por mucnos parientes y ciudadanos pre-
minentes de mucna secciones deire
|rritorio. ~ cuerpo rue puesto 81 Q
jlugar escogido para "a familia ferea
ell cual ma sido usado por mucnas gene
lraciones para tai I'm
n, o. 1a,ordo Moos.os 40 oscr,h.
~,
1850 49,
Va. ~ n,N."
,o"s NNoA ~
A .ue e'pea' -
uoS ,S .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20


tuvo en- IA ciudad 81 iusves Y 70 hos
ped6 en- o. Hotel Normandie, visit6a
sus muchos amigos y comprc abastos
para su rancho.
ri sr, Pantaleon Herrera. IN ran.
chero que reside cerca de- LAmys ~
tuvo en- la Capital 81 jueves visltando
amigos y ~transando negooios impor'
tantes.
Ri Er. A. Quintana. intelligence H.
brador Quien reside oerca Do Mariana,
estuvo en- Ia Ciudad Capital 81 jueves
viaitando 4 u hermanos, 81 Sr, y Ia
Sra. Fernando Delgado.
Don Juan Medina. I'M labrador acau-
dalado, quien posee bastante prople-
dnd en- Ell Condado de- San Miguel, Co.
two en- la ciudad 81 jueves visitando
amigos y comprando abastoa para su
rancho.
.NN I | II.||IN .|NH U.NNN. 1854" |||H |I I|YI b..
Hon. Alexandra sandoval, miembro
del Cuerpo Territorial de Igualamiento
arrib6 a esta ciudad de albuquerque
Ell microbes q visitar amigos y aten'
der a asuntos importantes. Permane-
cera en- la ciudad por algunos dias'
Los sres. Urbano y N, Ortiz, de
Nambe. l~abradores. ~estuvieron on Ia
ciudad el jueves y dejaron bastante
dinero entire los Commentaries de esta
ciudad. Mientras aqui sc hospedaron
en- Ell Hotel Coronado.
Don Antonio Romero, quien condu'
ce I'm concrete en- PojoaQue. Y quier
tambien tiene intereses en- Ia cria de
ovejas, estuvo en- la ciudad ell tunes vi
sitando a sus muchos ~parientes y ami
|gos v comprando abastos para surtir
su concrete.
Hon. Eugenio Romero. inspector dc
aceite de carbon por Ell Territorio dc
Nuevo Mexico. estuvo en- la ciudad
durante la semana transando negocioi
im%portantes conectados con sus debe
res oficiales. Regres6 a su ~residencia
ell martes en- Ia maaana.
Don Apolonio Chaves, n de loi
criadores de ovejas mas ~acaudaladcf
de Galisteo, estuvo en- la ciudad ell sa
bado pasado transando negocios de In
teres. Inform6 que Ell tempo Sc he
puesto muy frlo en- aquella comarca
Sc temen perdidas de animales.
Don Emiliano Sandoval. active al
guacil del Condado de Sandoval. quien
ha estado sacramento enfermo en- e.
Hospital de San Jose en- Albuquerque
esta r%ecuperando gu salud muy pronto
por 10 cual sus muchos amigos y como
cidos estan bastante regocijados.
Ell Sr. ]. M. G, Chaves, labrador
c~osechador de fruta en- Abiquiu, estu
vo en- la ciudad ell lunes de regreso d.
Albuquerque para su Residential en- q
Condado de Rio Arrlba. 81 Sr. Cha
yes es muy bien conocido en- esta ciu'
dad Ia cual vista muv amenudo.
FL joven Abel Perea. cullen ha es
tado en- Bernallllo. donde atendi6 a lo'
funerales de- su nadre. 81 finado pedr.
Perez. reereso 4 Ia ciudad eli miercole,
a c~ontinuar a trabaio On Il oflcIna AZ
superintendente Territorial de- segu
s.h
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20

I'm incendio destruy6 Ia senana pa.
aada IL parte mas grande del distrito
Dc negocios de Apalachicola, Florida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-01-20

Las siguientes personals han obteni-
do licencias de matrimonio del Escri-
bano de Pruebas Marcos Castillo en- la
casa de corte: Sehorita Emilia Rome
no, edad 20 ados, de Cuyamungu6, y
Cesario Ortiz, edad % ahos. de Pojoa-
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
NOTES.
[By state supt. ". r. c~arriuston. !

[By state supt. W. T. %carriugton.l
There is one requirement of law that
school boards ought to enforce now, just
as the schools close. The teacher is not
entitled to the last months salary until
every report is properly made. The term
report consists Of more than enrolment,
attendance and tardiness. 1t must, un-
der the law, include a detailed statement
Of what each child studied, how far he
progressed and how we'll he did his
work.
This is the season for school CON-.
I~ienceinents. First canie the closing of
the rural school after six, seven or eight
months term, then the rural final ex-
a%minations and graduations by county.
In many counties, graduation is made a
great school rally day. 1t begets
interest and enthusiasm in the schools.
Eveny county should make much of
rural school graduation. 1t will mark
an epoch in the lives of many country
boys aud girls and tend to hold them in
school longer and to more faithful effort
while in school.
In recent years, standards of efficiency
in teachers have advanced at the rate of
ten per cent a year. Tie only way a
teacher can keep abreast OF the progress
is to spend a suinine now and then in a
good summer school. All the State Nor.
NAL Schools and the Teachers College
maintain high grades Of work. No
teacher will make mistake in attending
any of them. Beside the excellent op-
portunities and grades to raise certificate
in due time the teachefcan finish a good
normal training and thus secure pro-
fessional recognition.
When the school closes let il be some
ones duty to care for the school house.
grounds, library and other property dur.
ing vacation. Don't let things become
'iilapidated. 1t will be we'll to have q
committee OF girls who will make
regular visits to the house to see that
everything is kept in good condition OH
the interior, and a like committee Of
boys to keep the premises in proper
condition. If the ground is SO arranged
as to make it possible, why not cultivate
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
OF tho Association Of Seventh Day
Adventists will be Held In
Versailles.

Elder H. M. Stewart, whose head.
quarters are in Kansas City and who
is the state official of the Seventh
Day Adventists' Association was in
this city last week and made perm
anent arrangements for the annual
conference. to be held in Versailles,
the date fixed being from July 80 to
August Is.
In company with F. A. White
Superintendent Of the Versailles Brick
Plant, Elder Stewart looked over the
grounds at Alum Well Park, and
found to his satisfaction that the loca.
ton was splendidly adapted for the
purposes Of his people and decided
to hold the conference here.
All that the association asked Of
Versailles vas that their baggage and
tenting equipment be conveyed to the
grounds from the railway tracks free.
This, Supt. White took it upon him
self to promise, and with the aid Of
those who may be interested, this
should promptly be donated.
The plan adopted by the Adven-
lists is to live at Alum Well Park for
at least sixteen days in tents fitted up
for living purposes, and hold their
meetings at stated intervals. They
purchase all their necessities and eat
ing material from local firms during
their stay and will no doubt increase
local trade.
There are about 100 families all
told, or from 700 to 800 people who
annually attend these conferences.
They have large dining and assem-
bly, tents and the whole makes a tenn
porary town Of tents which are to be
spread in the Park during the time
the Association holds its sessions,
and our people arc to be congratu-
lated on having been favored with
the assemblage in our midsts. Elder
Stewart having made all contracts
and attended to the many details
while here last week.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership in the butcher business
heretofore existing, known as Mason
a. Price, has been dissolved by MT
tual consent, G.. II. Mason having
purchased the interest of G.. H..
Price and entire control.
G.. H. MASON,
&. II. PRICE.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27

WANrED:--By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
imam or woman) for this county and ad-
joining territory. Salary $50 and ex-
penses paid weekly; position permanent.
No Investment or experience required.
Write at once for full particulars and en-
close self-addressed envelope.
COOPER & CO.,
1872 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27

flowers or vegetables there! Do some.
thing with it to awaken an interest?
Let each feel a personal pride in the
school house and premises and make it
the beauty spot of the community.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
Showed Fine Stock.

Last Saturday afternoon G. f..
Petty brought his thoroughbred horse
"Doris 2O43,' and his fine Jack,
"Admiral," from West View Stock
Farm and showed them on the puplic
square. These animals are two OF the
best in this part of the state and they
attracted every farmer and stock mar
who happened in town at the time.
Such stock as this is not only a credit
to Mr.. Petty, the owner, but a re-
commentator to the county at large,
as it means a higher standard of
horses and mules for all farmers taking
advantage of breeding with these
high grade sires. They are perfect
pictures.
Our line of up-to-date, Tail
or-made Ladies' Skirts and
Waists are beauties, come and
take a look at them.
G. w. BIERsAcH,
On the Corner.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-04-27
ICE! ICE! ICE!

l am now ready for your Ice bust
ness. c. H. Mason,
The Get There Butcher.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
POPULAR IN CONGRESS.
Representative Hit Had Friendshlp
Of Men Of All Parties.

Washington, Sept. 21.-Ill health,
continuing through two years at least,
which for the most part untitled him
for his congressional duties. had afilict-
ed Representative Hit SO that his de-
mise was not altogether unexpected
here. In fact, the greater part Of the
work of the important committee OF
foreign affairs Of the house of repre-
sentatives, of which Mr.. Hit was
chairman, was during the entire last
session of congress discharged first
by Representative Robert Adams OF
Pennsylvania up to the time of his
tragic death last spring and after
wards by Representatives Cousins Of
Iowa, Charles Landis OF Indiana and
Perkins of New York.
Mr.. Hit was one Of the popular men
In congress. his friendship including
men of all parties. and because OF his
wide experience and ability he was
always listened to with the greatest OF
attention when he dealt with matters
pertaining to foreign affairs.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
ACTIVITY AT ARSENAL.
Large Orders Received for Various
Kinds of Ammunition.

Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-More than
the usual activity is being displayed
at the government arsenal at Frank
ford, where a large part OF the armys
supply of ammunition is manufactured
1t is generally believed the Cuban sit
uation has much to do with the In
creased energy that Is being shown
there. Large orders for various kinds
of ammunition have been received
among them being one for more than
41 900 3-inch shells.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN HIT
OCCURS AFTER LONG AND
SERIOUS ILLNESS.
lad SERVED MANY YEARS IN HOUSE
WAS CHAIRMAN OF FOREIGN AT.
FAIRS COMMITTEE AND A
POPULAR MEMBER.

Narragansett Pier. R l., Sept. 21.-
Congressman Robert r. Hit of ILL.,
nois, chairman OF the house committee
IN foreign affairs, died at his summer
home here during the day.
Congressman Hit came here last
June and since that time he has been
very Ill, requiring most Of the time
the constant attention of nurses and
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
BIDS FOR CHINESE LABOR.
Four Offers Received by the Cana
Commission.

Washington, Sept. 2l.-Four bids
were received at the isthmian canal
department during the day 70: supply
ing Chinese labor for the work OF
canal construction. The American
wood. N. j., proposed to supply com.
mon labor at 10 cents per hour and
Joel Julian Reuben of Washington
who bid IL cents for the same, offered
to reduce 1t to 9 cents il $4,000 men
were called for. No award has been
made
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
NATIONAL BANK CLOSED.
Receiver Named for institution al
Butler, Mo.

Washington, Sept. 21.-The Bates
National bank of Butler, Mo, has been
closed by the action Of the board OF
directors for the purpose of going into
liquidation. L. w. Butler has been
appointed receiver. So far as the
comptroller of the currency is advised
no charges of wrongdoing have been
made.
The closing of the bank Is due to
dissensions among the officials. The
institution Ia said to be perfectly sol
vent and will pay in full.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
LONG DISTANCE RACE IN AIR
Fifteen Aeronauts viii Sail From
Paris on Sept. 80.

Paris, Sept. 21.-Grcat preparations
are being made for the long distance
balloon race for an international cup,
which will start from the Tuileries
Sept. 30, There will be fifteen con-
testants. Frank S. Lain and Santos
Dumont will represent America. In
stead of throwing out ballast to light
en- his balloon Santos-Dumont has
equipped his airship with motor and
. propeller. by which he will keep in
the air as long as possible
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
THREATENS TO BECOME SERIOUS
Opposition Parties Aiding c.arIist Agi.
tation in Spain.

Madrid, Sept 21.-According to
prominent members of the opposition
there is great danger of the extension
of the present Carlist agitation In
spite of the government declaration
attaching no Importance to this move
ment. II is declared that numerous
guerrilla bands are concentrating and
that the inhabitants of Navarro prov
ince are greatly excited. II Is feared
that the Catalanists and the Repub-
licans will make common cause with
the Carlists and 1t is reported that
the Clericals are aiding the movement
with funds
A rigorous censorship prevents ac-
curate knowledge of the situation in
the disturbed districts. Dispatches
are confused and contradicf ory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
TOOK ALL OFFICIAL LETTERS.
insurgents Board coastina Steamer at
Bahia Honda.

Havana, Sept. N.-When' the coast
ing steamer Rik arrived at Bahia
Honda she was boarded by.armed reb-
els. who demanded the mails They
took all the official correspondence and
registered letters and then searched
the vessel and passengers. taking such
arms as they found.
The government tug Agramonte,
with detachment of,militia from Ha-
vana and carrying ammunition. has
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
HiGCANS IN THE FIGHT.

Candidate for Republican Nomination
for Governor.
Buffalo, Sept 21.-In an interview
published here Il. H. Butler, the local
Higgins leader, is quoted as saying
Governor Higgins will be a candidate
for denomination at the Republican
state convention next week.
In my Judgment. there will be no
other candidate before the conyen-
tion," he said. Higgins is the man to
lead the party to victory again"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
Improvement Shown at First.

For some time after Congressman
Hits arrival here he showed i'm
provement. but few weeks ago most
serious symptoms were noted. Subse-
quent treatment seemed to have little
beneficial effect, although the service
of a specialist constantly was sought.
There was no alarming sudden change
and immediate death was not expect
ed A collapse due to heart weakness
came during the morning hours, with
fatal result.
Robert Roberts Hit was born at
Urbania, o.. Jan. 16, 1894, and moved
with his parents to Ogle county, H.,
three years later. He was educated
at the Rock River seminary and De-
pauw university. Mr.. Hits first pub
lie position was as secretary Cf lega-
tion at Paris In 1874. He remained
there until 1881. when he became as
sistant secretary of state. He was
elected congressman in the same year
and has been continuously reelected.
He would have been renominated for
the Sixtieth congress but Ill health
forced him to decline. He was chair
man of the committee on foreign af-
fairs of the Fifty-sixth congress. In
1898 President Mckinley appointed
him one of the commissioners to es-
tablish the government Of Hawaii.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
Accused of Double Murder.

Lancaster. KY, Sept 21.-Samuel
and Jones Simpson, brothers, and
Burt East have been arrested here
charged with the murder of James
Casey and Nathan Taylor. The bod
les of Casey and Taylor were found
In the ruins of Casey's home. which
burned last Sunday night
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
Labor Troubles Cause Failure.

Paducah. KY, Sept. 21.-The Reh-
kopf Saddlery company. the oldest
leather working plant In the state and
for many years doing contract work
for the government, has made an as
signment. No schedule of assets and
liabilities has been filed. The failure
Is understood to have followed loss
OF business caused by labor troubles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21

not 'Deen permitted TO and at banIa
Honda.
Secretary Montalvo says that the
government has no present intention
of releasing the chief conspirators
now in Jail here Further than this
the secretary is non -committal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
CITY OF SEATTLE GROUNDED

Vessel Goes on Rocks but Is Not Seri.
ousIy Damaged.
Tacoma. Wash, Sept. 21.-The
steamship City Of Seattle, en- route to
Alaska went on the rocks at TRIAL
island, ten miles from Victoria, in a
heavy fog.
The steamer Salvador and two tugs
have gone to her assistance from Vic
toria and Port Townsend. All passen.
gers are reported safe.
The steamer is not badly damaged
and Is not taking water. Scows are
being taken out to tighten her cargo
and 1t Is asserted she will be floated
with high water.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
Galveston's Sea Wall

makes life pow as safe in that city Rs
on the higher uplands, f w. Goodioe
who resides on Dutton St, in Waco
Tex, needs no sea wall for safety. lie
writes: Il have ussd DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption the past five
years and it keeps me well and safe. Be-
fore that time had cough which for
years had been growing worse. Now
It's gone" Cures chronic Coughs, La,
Grippe, Group, Whooping Cough and
prevents Pneumonia. Pleasant to take
Every bottle guaranteed at Schultz q
ketchams drug store. Price 5Oc. and
81. Trial bottle free.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-21
DISPERSED BY TROOPS.
Mob Attempts to Provoke Anti-Jewlsh
Outbreak at Odessa.

Odessa, Sept. 21.-In spite OF Off
cial assurances that no anti-Jewish at
tacks would be permitted a gang com.
posed of members of the Union of
Russian People" tried to provoke an
anti-Jewish outbreak by firing on a
crowd Of Jews. They met with ener-
getic resistance. however. and dis.
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