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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
THE ANASTASIA
FOREST RESERVE.
AN EXTENSIVE TRACT TO BE
RESERVED ON ANASTASIA
ISLAND, NEAR ST. AU-
CUISINE.

Gainesville, Sept. 22.-The United
States land Office in this city has re-;
ceived instructions from the general
land Office at Washington for estab.
fishing new forest reserve in Flor
ida, to pc known as the Anastasia
Forest Reserve, and have instructed
this Office here to eliminate this land
from the regular list of public lands
of the state subject to homestead
entry.
Ii will be remembered that several
months ago the general land Office,
through the influence of those engag-
ed in the preservation of forests, de-
cided to hold out certain number vt
tracts or acres in Florida. to be used
as a forest reserve. This was more
particularly important TO Florida,
since the naval stores and hunter
interests were so greatly interested
here. Three reserves VIZ exempted
from homestead at that time. and
now the order comes for the fourth.
The tract 10 be reserved lies, as
its name, indicates, on Anastasfa
island between the Matanzas river
and the Atlantic ocean. near the his
toric city of St Augustine. Ii COM
prizes several thousand acres, and IL
said to be one of the most diversified
in the state in the production OF for
estry. for there grows almost every
wood known to this section of the
United States.
The question of reserving the for
ests has been q question which has
interested the people for many years,
caused by the rapid destruction OF the
forests by timbermen. The question,
however. did not assume much OF a
serious side until year ago. when
the matter was taken NJ with the
with the result that now
Florida has fOur reserves. which is
as great as any other state In proper
ton TO the industries affecting tim
Der.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
A TEXAS SYNOD
THAT STANDS ALONE
BY Associated Press.

Dallas. Tex, Sept. 22.-The State
synod Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church today passed unanimously 4
resolution repudiating the action Of
the general assembly of the Church at
Decatur, H., last May in declaring a
union with the Presbyterian church Of
the United States.
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 22.-After a
memorable legal battle, the decision
in the Cumberland Presbyterian in
junction case was handed down to.
day at Fayetteville by Chancellor
Beardon.
HE sustained that part of the injunc-
ton which restraints the bringing of
more than one suit in the State to set
tie questions between loyalists and
unionists.
The two organizations are to retain
their names and the organizations are
to use common evenings.
The unionists are to be allowed to
continue the publication and sale of
church rituals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
VIRGINIA CADETS
HARRIED AND HAZED

Lynchburg, Va. Sept. 22-The To-
cal alumni association Of the Virginia
Military Institute will meet shortly for
for the purpose of considering what
steps can be taken to cooperate WITH
General Scott Ship the commandant,
for the suppression of hazing IN the
institute. Reports received here show
that the new cadets have been shock
ingly m'streated and that a number
have left for their homes. j. T. Dean.
of Norfolk, Va, passed through here
recently, en- route home with his TWO
sons. He expressed indignation at
their treatment. He will bring the
matter to the attention OF the Nor
folk Alumni Association at once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Four White Women Are AS
saulted By Brutal Blacks
In One Day.
SEVERAL ARE SLAIN
Maddened People Became a.
Law Unto Them
selves.
TEN NEGROES KNOWN TO HAVE
BEEN KILLED BY THE MOB.
PULLED FROM CARS AND BEAT.
EN- TO DEATH-FIRE DEPART.
MENT CALLED OUT.
Rv Associated Press.

Atlanta. Sept. 22.-Much excitement
exists here this evening on account
of four assaults on white women in or
near the city by negroes today.
THIS makes a total of six attacks OF
this nature this week alone.
In three cases today the women es-
capped only by screaming for aid which
CAME in time.
Particulars of the last attack are
not available at this hour
Posses are securing the woods near
the city for two men. One or two ar
rests are reported tonight, but no
identificat:Ons have as yet been made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
RONI SEEKS DELAY
IN DIVORCE CASE

Paris. Sept 22.-While no move has
vet been made by the Counts law
yer the attorney for the Countess de
casteIlane evidently anticipates an
attempt on his part to force delay
in tho trial of the divorce case, which
has heen fixed for Oct. II, unless the
crod;tors' attachment case is pre-
yiously settled. 1t turns out that the
lille fled by the Counts creditors
are very numerous. While the ex-
act total is not known. the amount is
autboritatively described as 'fabu-
lous."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Situation Serious.

Atlanta Sept. 22.--'Preseat appear
ances here at this hour, eleven, 'rdt
cate a serious riot. the result of for
attacks by negroes on wh'te women
here today.
The fire department has been called
out to dispense the mob on Decatur
street-a place much frequented b.
negroes.
The riot alarm has just sounded on
the fire bells.
1t is reported that che negro has
been killed in front OF the Piedmont
Hotel.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
The Police in Control.

ATLANTA, Sept. 22-At m dwight Tho
mob seems 20 lack leadership and
the police seem to have cont-'3i.
Negroes have been pulled from the
street cars and badly beaten.
Three negroes are known to he deal
and many are seriously beaten.
A mob order was issued to call OUT
the local militia, but few men have
gathered so far.
There is not likely TO be further
serious trouble tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Bailey viii Not Talk.

st. Louis. Sept. 22-United States
Senator Bailey, of Texas. arrived yes
terday from Washington on his way
home to Gainesville, Tex. He de-
clined to say anything regarding the
movement of the Harris County Good
Government Club of Texas to defeat
his reelection.
What | have 10 say regarding
that" he said, will be said when |
get to Texas and on the stump, and
not in newspapers
Senator Bailey also declined to talk
about the suit of the State of Texas
against the Waters-Pierce Oil Com
pany, which was filed yesterday by
Assistant Attorney General Lightfoot
at Austin, to Dust the company from
the state and collect penalties aggre-
eating s5,0O0000
When asked if he had anything to
say about the charge made by H.
Clay Pierce in the Gruet suit that he
engineered the deal to reinstate the
oil company in Texas, after 1t had
been ousted before, Senator Bailey
said:
You can lust say that I refused to
be interviewed upon any subject |
an not talking politics at all to-day.
I am here on my way to my home
in Gainesville. Tex, from Washing
ton and as the morning fast trains
do not run to my home I am COM
Yelled to stay in St Louis until 3
o'clock tonight My visit has no DO
litical significance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
BRYAN AND
WILLIAMS
IN JACKSON
Greeted BY An Assemblage
Of 5000 People In Mis-
sippi City.
WILLIAMS WILLING
TO SUPPORT BRYAN FOR THE
THIRD TIME, BUT is UNALTER-
ABLY OPPOSED TO GOVERN
MENT OWNERSHIP OF RAIL
ROADS.
BY Associated Press.

Jackson, Miss, Sept 22.-William
j. Bryan arrived here this morning
from Birmingham and was escorted
tc the governors mansion, where he
and Mrs. Bryan We're the guests of
Governor and Mrs. Vardaman.
Bryan spoke at the exposition col
isseum this afternoon and was given
a reception this evening.
He will deliver an address to-mor-
row afternoon on the Prince of
Peace" under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
He leaves Monday for Meridian.
Nine thousand persons heard him
here to-day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

gents marched he carefully counted
their force and reported to Messrs.
Taft and Bacon their exact strength.
When the insurgents were ordered
away from La Lisa, Secretary Taft
requested General Rodriguez to with.
draw the Rural Guards from Mari
anao. and by tomorrow only mounted
police will surround Minister Nor
CANS villa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
BEATING Blacks to Death.

Atlanta. Sept. 22.-Ten negroes are
known TO have been killed already.
The mob is apparently beyond control.
and is pulling blacks from the street
cars and beating them to death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Bryan and Williams.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. 22.-At the
conclusion of Bryan's afternoon
speech, there were loud calls for
John Sharp Williams, who was on
the platform.
The minority leader warmly eulo-
gized Bryan, and called attention to
the fact that he supported him in two
campaigns, and would do so again.
but declared that he was unalterably
opposed to the government owner
ship of railroads.
THAT is the only question on which
l differ with Mr.. Bryan" he Said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
JOHN H. KIRBY
DEFENDING
BAILEY
Millionaire Lumber Man
Says The Senator's Fee
Was Reasonable.

Houston, Texas, Sept. 22.-John HI.
Kirby, President of the Kirby Lum-
Der Company, has made the following
statement relative to the employment
OF Senator Bailey in connection with
the sale of some of Mr. Kirby's in
terests in the Kirby Lumber Com
pany, for which, it was stated, Mr..
Bailey received a fee of $225,000 for
disposing of S3,000,000 worth of prop
erty, and in reply to published criti-
cisms:
The statement that | employed Mr..
Bailey because of his influence as a
United States Senator is false. l en-
ployed him to reduce my possession
of the Kirby Lumber Company treas
ury assets that certain Wall Street
interests were seeking to take from
me. | employed Mr.. Bailey because
of his eminent ability as a lawyer and
his knowledge of Texas statutes and
court practice, which enabled him to
cope with the situation better than
any lawyer could have done.
The fee paid him was smaller
tEcn would have been charged by a
New York lawyer able to successful
ly represent me-"
President Ripley, of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe, wires from
Chicago:
"The statement that Senator Bailey
ever had any character of negotia-
tons with us is untrue. All of our
transactions with Mr.. Kirby or the
Lumber Company were conducted by
me and with Mr. Kirby in person. [
never saw Mr. Bailey in my life, ana
never knew that he was connected
with Mr.. Kirby or the Kirby Lumber
Company as an attorney or other
wise"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

Every branch of the war DEPART
nent Is in state of readiness for
instant activity. The officials of all
departments are now only awaiting
an answer to the question "When?"
Which answer can come. only from
PRESIDENT Roosevelt
Commander Couden's Opinion.
Havana, Sept. 22.-Captain Albert
r. Couden, commander of the battle
snip Louisiana, and senior naval Off
Ger here said to-day that with the
american ships in the harbor, we can
Hnd at least 1000 men.
he does rot believe more than 2,4OO
VIII be necessary, IL landing has to
be effected.
All the commanders agree that the
force can be landed in fifteen
minutes, fully equipped.
All Hope Abandoned.
Havana, Sept. 22.--Messrs. Taft
ana Bacon have practically aban-
ooned hope of finding a middle
ground and fear that decision in
FAVOR of either side would result in
no more than temporary tranquility
Tor the island. It is their belief that
American occupation is the only way
10 end the civil warfare, and it is
not denied that Intervention must be
followed by American sovereignty.
Secretary Taft has cabled to Presi-
dent Roosevelt regarding the gravity
Of the situation, and Mr.. Roosevelt is
expected to dictate the future pro.
elamme of his commissioners.
A demonstration was made to-day
by armed revolutionists within a mile
o. the peace negotiations. General
Acosta, with 300 insurgents, en-.
camped at La Lisa, west of Minister
Morgan's villa at Marianao, and halt
mile eastward were rural guards. mill
TIA and mounted police. At the y
surgent camp the Associated Press
was told that the object of the insur
gents in coming so close was to show
Secretary Taft how completely Ha
Vana Is in their grasp.
rino Guerra's augmented force is
only a short distance away. He was
tdYancing to encamp just outside OF
Marianao when the fact was called
10 the attention of Secretary Tart
Mr Taft was greatly displeased, and
senors Zayas and Charles fernando
FORMER postmaster of Havana. were
dispatched TO meet Guerra, with the
result that the latter turned back.
lie Will take his command to 8
,r.o'nt ten or fifteen miles south Of
havana, and there await the decision
VI the American mediators.
IN addition to the Zayas party, Ma
ut Ladd. Of the United States Army
VISITED Guerra to-day. As the insur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
Awaiting Orders to March.

Tampa, Sept. 22.-The army supply
bureaus, the quartermasters commits
sary, and the medical department, are
all preparing to take care of the army.
Horses and mules are being pur.
chased in the west. Medical and sub,
slstence supplies are being bought in
large quantities. and anticipatory az.
engagements with railroads for the
transportation of the troops are be.
Ing concluded.
Every branch of the war depart
ment is in a state of readiness for
instant activity. The officials of all
departments are now only awaiting
an answer to the question When?
Which answer can come only from
President Roosevelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

Siir Snbiana: SIM 9lasemeinsn i6on
beute gbenb unb am Spnntas; fudrr1er TIM
iabIi&en 9beiIe beuie Na4t; beSeutenc
fdIter Sonntag 9a9rrittas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
YoltdeHt&es.

6 linen Sang madts gss
fern Die bief9e poli3ei, inoem iie Die
Spislh6ls. tpsl6s fa In benz Seller
elmer @irtbi9aft an Der Court Str. in
Der Ndbe Der Selauare Ctr. befuno.
rdumten. Der @apt. NI1 batte einen
Winf befcmmen. unb In 8eeleitunq
Der ssrgsantsn Sdwab unb Sdafer,
Der poIisifien Nstins, amsoen, 4nber-
ion unb 9idinfon nabm sr bic uebers
rumpelung Dor, bic ibm In ieoer Be.
3iebung 9elans. Na&oem Der Capt.
Ii9 feline 2eute 10 pla3irt bate. bob
feinsr ben ben Spielern entfommeh
%fonnte, betrat er bas Sptsl3immer, mo
er bic sifriasn ni4tsabnenoen Spieler
bsim fi~sberbaften Spleen tiberraidie.
9 6pislsr. 500 SpisImarten, 2 Slide
unb 10 3artsnipisle ~panberten na6 Der
golissifatiOn. Die Naniert Der Spite
ler fino tuis fOlst: Wm. @ornea. Sp.
See. SDbn 90. Smith, Sobn Cigar,
SEQ. @lapion, 3. Mebser, 3bOmas
Senberion, Sobn Wunfcn unb @so.
Saples ole Snbaber Der Spielb0ls.
Sdm mtlids ipurben sesen Birgi6aft
pieoer entlQfen.
Die Reger 8bomas Burrotp,
% Sabre alt. 5754 Snbiana Gbs. uno
Der ~29jdbriee Wtliam Wbite, In benz
5~intsrbauie Is Wsf pratt Str. tuOhns
baft, wurben esfisrn bon ben pOlisifen
Garter uno 9anlon tpe9en Serumbum-
melns auf ben Straben bin9fef 9e.
mant.
9emis sells, 40 Sabre alt
uno 2419 Horo &uraI Str. mobnbaft,
uurbe sefsrn usgen 2leinoiebfabls
perbaftet. Sells bate aus Dem Sof
Der Mtfins edgeYsrte WsiRng enttuet-
bet. Die poli3ifsn Com uno 2ancas
fer nabmen Die 0srbaftung Dor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

@bteagp, 8. Sebruar.

sur "a etuns.H .us.nb : usr worssHs, a. Ssbraar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
@isse-Mlta 0ras.
o { { n:

Sobn unb gla Weefer, 1902 Wsii
Wartet Ctr, 2nabs.- Cigar uno Wa
rte 5ursufon. 11O8 @bur&man abe..
Qnabe. - g. u. uno Gfber papre,
$40 Soap Abs., 2nabe .-Sames unb
murp mortoa, 1920 Megane Str,
Rdb9sn. -Soiepb uno Sarab @risbt,
626 Warren ape., Mdbdsn. -gbarles
uno qlice9 rafs, So Srate Str. Rnabs.
= Bernie unb @hela @bessum, 1904
on 10. Ctr, Qnabs. - 5ranf tro
@li3a Jif9er, 1910 OF 10. Str. Mdo=
den. = Wiaiam unb elizabeth 6oue.
345 Sounsp aoe., Wdo4sn. = Sules
unb Mareuerite 8Oltert. ITO @befnut
Str, 2nabs.-5. .. u. &ora gaugb'
man, 926 6remont aO.., 2nabe. -
Grant unb Warsaret Ri&oIs. 533 g.
WiEouri Str, WdbGen. - Widael
unb Marp 2pn9, 916 Shb Senate
Ibe., anabe. - &sinbolo uno Carrie
DITTO, 437 @bsfnut Str, Wdoaen. =
gowaro unb Alies 3idlsr, 922 @baos
mid Str, 2nabe. -8rant uno Mattie
@abe, 425 abbott Str, Gnabe.
O etraut:
Sud =. 8lan9aro-Rattie Wc9eniore.
gilbert gouen-Wamie WiQiams.
Sbomas g. Omsns-2ula s. 5ilper.
Anbrsp Rilbo-Sia3ie Subns.
2epis Mager-Nannie @reen.
gehprben:
Warp garrp, 40, 526 %. Wormoot
Str. - Warp Mliee 5ielbs, Al, us
MaRa9uistts ab.-Siaie Sadion. ~.
529 Solanb Npe.-6ranf &eetor. 81.
425 Satp Ctr. - Mnnie Sorref, 70.
IL @et MinnsiOta Str. = Sophie
@ambbea. 4S, 225 OF Obio Ctr. =
Sarab @aa Senorids, 66, 2218 SaI'
bott ape.-genW cglarp, Is Monate
22l8 Salbott Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Ser marmfe Sannar ieit 1890,

Ra9 benz meteorolc9if9en 8sridt
oes Wetter.8 Bureaus mar Der berfoHene
Wonat Der tpdrmffe Sanuar felt 1890.
Die mittlere $emperaiur betru9 IS
@rab, an pdrmfen mar es am 20.
nit 20 Srao uno ON fdltefen am 9.
nit 8 @rab.
Der NieberfGlas betrue 2 SO 3oa.
babon tparsn 1.6 3ol Sdnee; be,
ar6bte NieberidIag innsrbalb "a Stun.
ben mar am 2. uno 8. nit LII 3ol.
Der Sur@f&hitts- RieOerfGlas fur ben
Wonat Sanuar, berednet nod Der
lebten IS Sabren, betrd9t 2 81 Sol.
Wdbrenb bes eanaert Monats Tom be,
Wino fat INNER BON Shosn. BIZ
h6afe @ei4winoigteit betrug am 8.
Sanuar AZ Rsilsr per etunoe. 81,
Sur9idnitts. @efaminbisieit mdbrsnt
oes Nonats mar 1871 Weilen ps,
Stunbe.
Nn bret Sa9sn TIM Sanuar NOR fla'
res Wetter, reun Sa9e tuaren tbeilmsifI
uno neun3ebn $ags gana bep6ltt; at
3w6lf $agen rsgnete cber i9neite IS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

W d igan @itp, 2. Sebr.
Beim @eanebmen Der Sthbeu unter
einem eben gsbauten gadofsn I'm
staatsasfdnsnib fsl oisfer in R4 qua
fammen. Der 30idbrige Str1ftng
Diatam Tit&ea tpuroe unteri Den
6teinsn besraben uno erlitt linen
S&doelbru4. Der Fob mar iofOri Elm.
aetreten. gs mar bas bierte RaII bob
Rst&el einen @traftermin tussen Gin.
bru9s uerbhbte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
2peaLB etterberi@t.

S&on unb 10 drmer beute @a4t; Sonh'
tao, loon niebrise Sempsratur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Ser Jaa Setbolo's miro bertagi

Der Ian bss gmin9 Seibolo, IL
Sabre alt, ruelGer beim Sugeno.@ eri&i
auastlagt lit, neil er einem dlteren
anaben beim Steblen bon Straben=
babnbilsts bebilfi9 gspeien 1T. Duros
Bis gum 10. 5sbr. berta9t. Sein 2a.
nlerao muroe- am Jreitug WOrsen Dor
hem fdotif9sn poliasissri9t bsrt6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

9 l q b D. tne. e.
6rant Owens, 3psi Wobnbduisr. Gan.
bss nabe %. Str, $4,000. ~ gennis
@unoelfingsr, ausif6diees 6ramemobn.
baus, Bottom nabe Penniplbania Str,
$3500.--Sobn 6. 9aneman, @sIadfts.
baus. 19. unb college Abs., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
@rmnSeigentbnmsfIage.

Die Snoianapolin Southern giien.
balm psrtla9te bic gentral Steel 60.
fir @enuBung zines anerensenbsn
@runbftides swif9en Wsrria unb
Wi1ouri Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

@bas. @htIIod. Elm Nsger,
35 Sabre alt uno 538 Sho gapitol
Hpe. tuobnbaft. uurbe 9effsrn bon BEN
poli5ifen 2uno uegen BsrlaRens iei'
ler 6amilie berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

- sptihsn 6iebIanb ape. nab Oriental strabe.
IS bel 1875 RUB sros. Bsrth $500. Msrbs fur STE
on Ssmonb Der h9 elm CONS 81 baueH phni9t osr'
~faufeu. Rirb Mot an gerioneu ~psrfanft bic eissu'
tbum bsrmisthen ippfeu. SUITE etrabe unb Srot'
toirs. eas. absuss,amdIe unb sIeftrii9es 2t1t on
Der Strase. sa9sufrasen bel 8. xe@erer. 1aas
eturm abenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

gen. u. Y emmetter, 224 Norb
pine Str.-Dunfles unb bellies Gapi.
toll Gitp Bier tets bet mir az baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Tterupmeterfane

Ttermometertane.
S5@fe Eemperatur. 20 @rat
9ieertsfe Ser1peratur. ......... III
90. &. BIbtbe,
Seeticns.D Director. i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

Gtae GrfdItuus In etuem Sase fnrirt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
z abIeten. Aue Gpotbefer ftatten bas @eIe
;uriid menn bic BUR febI ihIdgt. 6. @,
Groue'sS isnatur 1T auf iebsrS 4a4teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03

SHerIanot: etns Trau oIs 6ousbdlteriu i'm Hiafo'
- ntden 6cfpitoI.' ode Ohio uub 6euate. 4a@'
~snirassu tn bersDfhoe:bss 9oipitaIs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-03
Nns ben @eri9ten.
S9aoeneriaBflaae.


Sobn 70. See Rrsngts gssen peter
@ugser cine S&anenerfabtlase bon
$40. 900 on.
Ut bsgranost feline alase barauf,
baB @usser feline @emablin gffie @.
See peranlabt babe, ibm ibrs 2iebe 3u
ent3ieben uno ibn bsrlaHen babe.
@rmnSeisentbnmsfIaee.
Die Snoianapolin Southern giien.
balm psrtla9te bic gentral Steel 60.
FIR 0%enubung zines anQrensenben
Srunbfttides 3wif8en Wsrria unb
Wifouri Strabe.
S@eiounssflass.
Warp S4u9 fren9te se9en itren
gbemann @barles S3u9 cine gbe-
ideioungstlage On. Sas paar NOR
felt Dem %. Sanuar 1893 berbei.
ratbet. Der gbe entfproHsn brsi Sin.
Der. Sic be9rtinbete ibre 2laee barauf,
oas ibr Rann niGt fur ben llntsrbali
ieiner 5amilis forge, unb lie in ieber
@eiie berna1ldiRge.
sic tptinfGt bic Wieoerfhhruna hires
Mdodennamens Horan, uno ben gefb
oes @~iSentbums Der Camille.
Ha@IaBeeri@t.
Sulia 6aerle, Die 6rau bes berIiors
benen Wiliam Saerle, Sobn unb
Anbere wuroen In benz gefern binter.
legten $efaments bes @iaiam Sasris
beoa4t. Sein psrf6nIi9es gigentbum
bstrus 1926 81.
2ouife Reimer tpurbe als NadlaB.
bsctpalter ibrss b%srfofbensn Wannes
sineeiebt. Sic muste cine 8hrgi&afi
bon 500 HELEN.
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o. Cooper. bes fribsren Sdabmsifer:
BON benz State Snoiana crnannt. g,
bat s25, 600 gfrgi&aft pelsn mtHsn
Die eumms Der gtrsi1aft tsirds
bic Sdlfte msbr als bas ibm amber
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@aters.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-08
Sewing Machines Indians.

Yuma Indians are beginning to make themselves useful in another domestic department. To see a young squaw, bedecked in all her Indian finery, sewing at modern sewing machine for an American womn is rare sight. Plain sewing is neatly done by the squaws, and they will find constant employment when it is known that they are ca pablo in that line. All the Indian girls are taught sewing, cooking and washing at the Indian school and they should make competent servants. They certainly deserve the credit of always doing well at anything they undertake. Yuma Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-08
Immense Bunches Of Dates

c. D. Baker bought two punches of ripe dates from the old Company ranch yesterday and placed them on exhibition in the glass front build- ing belonging to the board of trade near the Southern Pacific hotel.
 Judging from the immensity and profusion of the dates the cultiva- tion of that product will be lead ng industry in the country sur- rounding Yuma within few years. There are thirteen punches on one tree and eleven on the other of the two date palms, and each bunch weighs from forty to fifty pounds. Yuma Sun.
The Coconino sun., 1906-12-08
Campbell Dry Farming System

The Santa Fe New Mexico recent ly gave an account of great success in dry farming by the Campbell system on the table lands of Las Vegas.
 Fifty thousand acres more of this land were placed on the market three months ago at SIPS per acre and now the price has increased to $3. It is being disposed of rapidly to new settlers of desirable char acter from Indiana, Missouri. Iowa and Kansas.
 Farmers who settled there several years go raised fine crops by dry farming according to the Campbell system. which has melted the pres ent immigration movement.