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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09

Once more the forged check artist
has been at work in Pendleton. and
this time $SS was netted by a man
who signed the name of R. H. Will
cox to two checks. The first of these
was for $50 and was made in favor of
- Stinson. 1t was cashed in La
Grande and sent for collection to the
was a very clever forgery, as the
check was written upon printed
checks used by Mr.. Wilcox, and the
signature was initiated very closely.
The second check was made in favor
of c. ]. Blackburn, and was sent in
from Grand Junction, Col. 1t was
for $SS, and was received at a local
bank yesterday.
In the opinion OF R. H. Wilcox the
work was done by man who remain
ed around his place for several days
about a month ago. He gave the name
of Stone, and said he was looking for
employment on a farm and had come
form San Francisco, where he worked
in skating rink. 1t is believed the
man tore several blank checks from
Mr.. Wilcok's check book while no
one else was in the office.
Pinkeston's OH the Trail.
This morning Otto H. Kulper, su-
perintendent of the Pinkerton detec-
tive agency, arrived from Portland
to investigate the case of the First
National bank. During the day he
has been securing all possible infor-
nation concerning Stone or Black
burn, and says the search for the for
ger will be continued until he is
caught.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09


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nrrnoso os oon,rrahanv,uo 60, "a
the exb,b,t 10 admired bv al, Wiz hoya
attended. large numbers of naon,e
remained late last evening viewing
the collection and the hail has heen
crowded This afternoon Duriny tho
forenoon the exbib,t will ba onan FOR
admits wishing IN studv tho nicturas
but children wi, NOT be aduitted no.
fore noon
Tonight an exceIIent nropram will,
he rendered including a br,ef ta,k bv
Judpe Stenben A Jowe, All ora
cord,o,,y ,ry,tad to attend ord o,oo,r-
ago the women and nuh,ic scboo,s IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
Miss Edwards Was Unable TO Attend
the Examipation.

The examination for admission to
the bar was successfully taken yester-
day afternoon by ]. W. Huff. princi-
pal of the high school; o. C. Edwards,
agent of the Umatilla reservation, and
Clairen L. Smith of Baker City. Miss
Ada Edwards, who also filed an ap-
plication. was unable to be present for
the examination. The examining
committee appointed by the court was
composed of Judge w. r. Ellis, At
torney General A. NJ. Crawford and
W. A. Munly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
Settled in New Home.

The East Oregonian has Just re-
ceived a letter from P. G. McBroom,
who left here several weeks ago for
Turner, Marion county, Ore, where
he purchased a small tract OF land,
writes that 1t is very dry in that por-
ton of the state. but that planting Is
proceeding rapidly. He has planted
an acre of corn and will raise garden
on quite an extensive scale. Both
himself and Mrs. McBroom are we'll
pleased with their new home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
Received Gold Medal.

Henry ]. Taylor. the we'll known
farmer of this city, has just received
gold medal from the Lewis and
Clark fair award committee. for the
red chaff wheat and barley exhibited
by him in the Umatilla county booth
at the fair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
TOP NOTCH PAINT

is the resultant OF not only perfect
materials or OF expert mixlng-it's the
combination of these two excellences..
After years of experience and expert
menting (and we never handled a.
really poor paint. we are satisfied
that we have reached the acme OF
success in this line, and so are pre-
pared to endorse and guarantee the
Heath & Milligan brand as the finest
in the market for the money. Con-
tracing and paperhanging a speciality.
SEE G. SHARP,
2O5 T.. Court Street. Phone Red 3131
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
CHECK FORGER|Es
ARTIST USED wMCoN's
PRINTED OFFICE BLANKS

One Was Cashed at la Grandc, the
Other at Grand junction, Col.--Per-
petrator Supposed to BE Man
Calling Himself Stone, Transient,
Who Was In Pendleton u Few
Weeks Ago-He Executed Some
Very Clever Fraudulent Paper
Swindler Realized SSS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
Sold Echo Butcher Shop.

Frank Griggs, who has been en-
gagged in the butcher business in
Echo for the past two months, has
sold the business to Fred Fits of at
place, and will move his family back
to this city as soon as he finds suit
able house.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
WAS WELL RECEIVED
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCE
AT ART EXHIBIT OPENING.

Program Was Well Received and Ex-
ccilent Collection OF Pictures Ad-
nircd by All-Booths Sold Candy,
Ice Cream and Lemonade In Large
Quantities-,Judge Lowell VIII De-
liver Brief Address Sonight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
DIR. ID. REAVIS DEAD.
Well Known Dentist of La Grande,
Passed Away After Lingering Ill

ness.
William Reavis of this city, was
called to La Grande this morning by
the death of his brother, d. Reavis, a
well known dentist of that city, who
has been i'll for some time with
Bright's disease.
DR.. Reavis was advised some time
ago to give UP his large practice, but
remained in his office until about 10
days ago, when he became seriously
Ill. He leaves a wife and daughter,
besides his father, Judge L. b. Reavis
Of Wallowa county, and four broth
ers. He was prominent in both the
Masonic and Elks lodges in La
Grande. and was a very popular
young man.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09

medium tne uirecotry mas Deen ssnc-
toned by the Business Mems league,
and hereafter will be revised and is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
EXPERIMENTAL GRASSES.
W. j. Warman VIII Plant Three Acres
on His Fly Valley Farm.

w. ]. Warman has returned from
his claim in Fly valley, which is in
Union county, just over the line from
Umatilla county, at an elevation of 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-05-09
ART EXHIBIT PROGRAM.
West End School VIII Furnish Enter
tainment Tomorrow.

Following is the program for the
art exhibit to be furnished by the
west end school tomorrow afternoon
and evening:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Gbeiascafe 0ampfer.Gumpaanie.

GbeSateafe.2 inte.--
GIeaante gnfiaster . 9aIlpfer ~Wugnftds nle
atlanta" nab
oh Rptnt Comfort Huo WorfoI, Da.
9ampfer berInffen Baltimore tdeli6 {aiiSees
noinrnen GonitagS) uin Gao MheflbS unb Tom.
men In Obj gotrf Comfort tint 8 ubr WlorgenS
lino In Nprtolf nm 7,15 Morgens an, anidItes
benb ar bic @tfenbabn5iiee mao alien punften
oeS GiioenS uno Gibtpefters..
Wurf.Riuer.2tute
Gsgante Tafaeier . 9ant3fer s@basIutte" inS
Baltimore"
mad Weft.YDtut uuo WidImuub, ia.
9aidpfer b~erIaifcn baltimore tdgltn (aiisae'
noninten Gotntnas) I'M 8 l9r Naduittaes inh
fommen al Weff sToint nm 7.30 WtorgeuS nne
In HihnIonb iint 3.25 moraetis an.
Sic an Woittaaen. Mittuo1et uno Srettugen
bon baltimore abfapreuoen Tanpfer. uno bic
bon WefitBoint an 3ienftuaen. Donnerftager
urb SdTftaget abfatren. leget In @loiicefters
9oint, Clements iIio MIlr1onb'S an: iifo bic
an 8tenitaeen, gonnerftnaet iifto Galnftdeer
bon baltimore uto an Wcntaget, Witftuodtri
uno syreifaeen bon MeftsBoit. abfabrenbeu
8nmpter legen In p~orfioiut nnb gIab.ganf at
(bei oiinftigem Wetter).
Tanpfer ~uerlaji.u gaittr:pre pom pier Nr. Is
nnb 10, qtgbtt raj hen. sperte.
Ntrf .Niuete rad allen piittitet f3nneri ees
fi6ert. Sepdd aufgeaeben ms aaiiiteu3jiniuer
Inn Bpruits ~referptrt merben, In bell bieftget
NiHetilnreaur: Tr. 1i9, Et.gsafttntp re.e trahe,
". 10. Nobiuu, stseHt. Er. 1871. GH.8afttntprt.
etrahe, ODER belt SnuptsphreanS: Rr. $50.
9iabt.e trnrs, Baltimore. NH.
ss st 'sssisa aGHtt' sen .SSsifa si:ssi
4. 8. MrTanusl, ShIts.Gen. .HaH. .saert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Yaiie snr Gciic in's NuSlanS be-
iorgt s. Hainc, Nr. 413, Sit-Yalti.
more.S trake, nabe Goitam9 .Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Baltimore Ohio Datn.
9daIi9. ITfaItG, Gusaenontneu gprutaaA.
Stir Gountud6

GJpreb5ige . yroe etnube auf Der etnHtt" pbn
eatioei . Station RAD NalhfngtpH an gBes
chefitagen, 800 Born. bis 600 gttenbs, NIT
Mp.nan.9ten Sriibrrs sbiabst bon mi.
Mathinston. iSerIaHen mt, s.osaI et, se.oo,
no. 1850, *s.45, s9.4s. l10.55, lff.53 Wors
mittaas, 2t2. 10. it2.49. lf.b5, s24s, 1850,
+4.t4. t4.h5. 1876. 5000. 1868, $500, sf0.b5.
I'll. SO Nbenhs; berI. eambeit Ct, 800, t6.f5,
1886, l7.2a, 1900. 1880, 1900. 1000, iff.00
gortiiiines. 1920 Wudts, 1906. 2t2.1B,
boo, i5.oSSS,' 45.sS, 1900, !e.iS. ie.Sso.. i7.SS..
.s 90, .s.16, 1900. 'ic.05. Viii 10. 't1.4f
aanappis. mt. g'ubat. staiton, 1850 uns
2s.4b 0orti., i4.55. l5.55 RGn1it. G0moersStaz
lion 800 iirb 1000 Iormy 1905 MittagS,
10 90, 1886 linb 600 stbenoS.
Treeert6, Wit. g,obaI Giatipa. 7s.45, l9.48,
8ortt Ganioen Citation. 1875. 1900, 7e.1e
inlb GOO Boru. t.25, 1850 unb $3.50 sea6.
WisAsHer. mt. mobaI, l7.to Born, i2.4s.
1880 Jtndbm., Gambler, T.20 Borul., Is. 90.
1871 mno 400 Wahm
9aaerstsiun, Wat. 8otal Gia.. nab Norm..
% so aadm.. Gambler Citation. 1900 Borut.,
10. 90 NIB 400 Rdnnt.
enifptt.g itg tnb Mt. Mtrn, g.mben Stntton.
7.35 m;t6 eornl. l1.25. 1850, $500. 1850.
Gartts gas, eamben citation, 1920 Born.
anrah, gt. HobaL. '2.43 Rodm.. Camden.
300 gtafm.
vpsaf Rine etue naN gbiab sfshta ams Wes.
Oprf, nener SermtunS an Eretunb5iuauSies
Hex etraHe, Heu.yUrf, bsdueut uadt Spte1b.
Skeuteru uHD 0efddftbs Ttftytff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
5Bquraufire ~Qriinortbe
uer SCI 7fiiiatiota p'5l55&ff' {{inacfan-

nsr 0elr 4lii@tiof'' m'dI55Sas' {i'racfan-
w. u III ia * Sc lo4 So5irto ATT
81, Nelfrsbur9 go it s. S.Mop$
int gltter ppm t04 So6ttl geitorben.
gr idielll. ..illlodb bis Dor al.r5cm &C.
iuno nno mltlltcr 81 ictll.
StoliencrolS M6rOer.
Nns 24nl,eQitcr, 60 wiro berid)-
tet: Gum erlten MaIc III Ocr8eidid)
te unicrcr Stoot ertig1ctc eS lid ont
Montog BOB pier W0nncr bcS Nor
ocs i'm ~criteu @rooe iduIOig beilm-
ben murocn. Gie &crbrcd)er lino
ourd)negS StoIiencr, mo 5lpor gn.
tonic Iclbrn, @iuicppc Gelione, &c.
pcrino Hpbelli uno Stcpbono Oar
lui. Sic battcn IN Der Nadt pom
30, gum 81. guguit tG Staliener III
cir1em nobc bent y8ope" aelcgenen
Sol3i6ttppen geitcllt lutO 5cbn BON
linen ibrer ormieligen Sobc uno &c.
ringen gripurniilc beroubt. Glato
Mlbuncic, Der cinSiae BON Den llebre'
iaacllen, Ser eS lpogtc, &ioerItano SIT
%leiiter, murbe 5uerIt ongeiho'ich TO-
Damn 81 Sooc geItod)en.
Su Neps6auen Conn, 1T Die
Tnmpfiadt .2eslie," Gi1entbnm oes
Or. VI. Seaerirne bon benz uGolnmr
bia Sodt = GIub" SIT Ncpsyorf, al
Sellers @erfte, Dem irilberen Anfer'
plat oeS .Nep-Saueu rSad)teG CLUBS"
bis ouf sic @oiierlinie abgcbrannt.
IaS 6ellcr mar Ourd @alolin, MEL
Dies aus Dem ihobboften 9ebolter
trGltielte, ueruriadt mor0cIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Nls 8attinm6roer anaeflagt.

Canton, O., Is. Sept. = Sas.
Cornelius, Elm reiher Gontraftor iiir
ab5ussfandle, lit ali bic anfla9e.
iein 6rau ermoroet gu bdben. perbaI'
tet morOerl 9ie 6rali lit I'M Soipi.
tal an einem Sddoelbruf geitorben
nnb Cornelius gibt fel6it 81, Bob er
geitern friib in einem Streite ieinc
Sral nit einem 5enitergeipift er-
'hlagen; ct iogte babel, er babe be.
6biid)tiet. lie 5u tooten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Sn 2pnf)blirg, 3d., brafen in ser
NadJt Don Sonntag auf Montag orei
Neeer, ipelde gemeinibaftlid in Ell
ner 3e1e eingeiperrt ruaren. aus. Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Baltimore 9ampf Hadet So.
iMlte anh aunerldiHae Nnt.Qtnte.l

Die Ber. GtlatettsaSoft betaroernn.
Tampfer ,girgtnia" tnen), ,,Nlabama,"
@eprsia," .1enntNts."
9ampfer iabren thaItn. .Gointuas anseetoin'
men. bon ben p9ai'9tnies"Bier Or. 10-1a,
aie6tsGtrube, 6.3U abenos, bireif na@ oh
@oini Comfort. MortoIf, Portsmouth unb allen
9nnften hes Giibens. Gerbtnbung In. SD
9,otnt Comfort init &C. s. 6. 9ifenbabn.@ gtad
Nidmonb, Berbinonra In Portsmouth NIT benz
4eeabonrb Mir Cine" foIioen 3ua RAD Yortss
mouth uno MtIdrtn. Sn Moriolf @erbinonte
init ber p%siIuliic -eoGtt Cine" Goriolf ulo
peiiGidb iilt aSlo Dominion Cine" mao 9leiu'
bern, @nftinsion R.'g.. &ibntnnb. ga., nrb
Teiu'g)urf.
rtBfe 9ajhtru5tnu,er, e!effrifhe 0eIeuhtuflg,
9ampIbet6nrtG, soieu fret. Meftrbtrte %ttuinten.
Gunner In beIt N~ilet.piireoug bet Dat Glue"
CIR. 107, Siis9aItirror .Gtrabe, CIR, 300 uno
sos. 2iebtSirabe, 9. o.. 6. Office. Sfiocft'Gde
baltimore, utb Galbert'S traBeh eonttleital
Ttuft @utIoine unb MIbauab'S. gr. 400, PorS'
GbarIeSs Gtrnbe.
Rtee3Brdt. II. Gen. Wlanager. Gen 'ga. .igeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
bic GIesans Der 1iamr elmer Nran

uja Der sib ibter aIeiSer tdnst bon benz bon
ibI aetraeeften 9orfet dD. Dies III es, uns
ssrauet b5hIt dnaiebeno uno bepunnert mdbt.
9,tsle G6mer6et ftno aif engaefhnfirie biatae
gprfets 5uriid3uffbren, iueIde bic ireie gtb,Hltr,e
hstinoern. RaS ..geabe Gorfet" lit has ein5ige
Goriet auf benz Wlnrft. peldhes freies sii6enls
helen %qefiaftet. ..Haoe Gurfet" Warriors, ri.
zoos, Noro.6barles'e tra0e. (Gebrls.fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Merdants' C Miners' Srausporta'
finn Enmnapt.

TaIHpftr.Ntnttn.
Nadb Bottom uno bent Often: ieoeu Wsoftdet
Gteniiua, Donnerftaa unb Ganiftae, Nbefbs
Q 1lbr.
Gadb Irobibeuee uno benz Often: ieben conn.
tag. Wtittipot uito Snitae, slbenbS o ltr.
BAD getppurts9lepS unb Horfolt: tdGliH nm
@ ltbr 9tbeibs.
Tradt iuirS .deIi6 bis s libr abenos flr an
benz 3u9e abfabrenbe Sampler a1geuonIfteit.
Pad Sabanuab uto benz Sfoen: ieoet Diem
flag, 9onnerftaa nib Gamftae, Mbenos @ utr.
0oftoner uno BrobtbeHces 3dmpfer fabren bon
Der gSeribe am Sube beS 9onesDods ab. Ga
bonnab'9 arlpfer bon ber g8erfte am Slbe Der
eit.SauSsEbenlie.
6. 8. @iainabaut, geett,
tonaaGod.
10. 2. Suruer, g. Z. M.
u. .. GtebbtH8, Sen. sptdr.
Sauptbfireau - eibuft.Gde 0rrmau- unh
2tgbt.etraAt. u13.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

Nofnl . S6[dfpde9Dnt Itno fert.e 5tlut Sc
btIauh in ganloen' unb aRt. NopaIsStdtion uu
10 utr Mberhs.
roo at.anti.;G!ts ar @sdtsniaasn; y.
gonntags. aue S1ae balter In @iIminstun:
G bdtt In Gbetlr.
Eitta. Mtfpm.. Gamben.gtation. 7s.OG, IsIB
Bortn.. II 90, 1910 Nadn. Mst. sobnt Sia,
ISL 1876 RerfH. i2 rs. rs lis saaHm.
Nberbern Affuui, gamSsu citation. too
8afrt., 1910 gbenbs; Wt. saondl Gtdtion.
II .05 Tndri.. 1918 Mbenbs.
Heferpiri,na bon Wnun TN G6Idf. ober Nar.
Ior'g9ageors. Speife.Aaten etc. perbeH f9neu
bftorst per Seieebou In naen s~ofaenben BILLET
Riirenlr: Charles iinb SarotoenSG xaee, q, D
u saoIfe 1870. ODER NIB. 9onrtlanb 1901; Mt.
Hubdf.siation. G.. & 9. mt. ge.pon 3t23:
gambensetattoH Sniormatiens. gffreau. q.
Soutb 1870, cher Wo. gourtIanb 2726. nIo n.
526. Siosgrnapipcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19

9dHt tRf's aasfanoi besrst Q. saaiss, n
as. ot.csttimsre. etT. maize Gsfsasssieasa
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GiarnIaab G EenninIsania n. q.

GarbIaab C Senniglsania n. n.
Bnee p~srfofen saortt, noe.. u, Oai CTR. .Stuticn:
7,a0 Rotm. na6 Oorf tAQItn, dusoenommea
Goarfas5.
9 80 fnr--.. da4 Delta mir GourtaeB.
$50 Born. nod SeIatr tdeItN. nu4Senomulen
GnnntdeS.
1926 sattm. na& porf foa!iN, aiiBsenontmtn
Gonnf1gS.
4.6b Eodbnl. notn Delta utr gprntaoe.
4.20 gubnl, MAD Ieltaa tdoit4. c~u8genotarlen
gonnidas.
600 Nbenbs nod geIaIr tdeiin, auSoenoni.
men go1niagS.
t1.o0 Mbenbs mao ReIatr nur eov.saes.
ff.45 si6enbe md SsIdtr WtttlSod6 AIb Son.
ttaoS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Weitern Marglanb GiIenbabn.
fiae oerIaHen 9iEen,e tation tpie foIat:

2nae o~erIafen SlEen,etation tuie foIat:
4.3O Moreens-ednelpoft. Saasrstoun. 81, &
". ,gahu, unb 1usgenotrften Sonfitug,
Sanepd iino gbambersbura.
p.fb Moreens-RensU,ars GrpteB.
200 NcGm.-s,ffy mrnobation nad 0lbnoor.
"4.55 Enclosures SaIptIitie. Saserstoipn,
Saneoi. Sbippenshirg ino, ansaenont'
men eonntag, Greberid tiuo 0uutttsburg
fRdrtcrsgsagann).
1000 bsnbs-afiommobatlou mad Union.
rasiidt, aussenommeu esnutas.
6.55 Wioraens-Oorf,. Y. & 8. Gtbtfon iiiio
SauptIinie bfIib bon ginoro Srobe, fo'
SOC Observation-Disclosures, Saaerstcpn, Sau.
cod. Cumberland. ShirpensburA Grebe'
rid, Gmmiisbnre unb VI. & 20. Balm
bis Had Clifton.
8.L3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mad Oetibss
biira itno port.
1000 Observation-Disclosures nod Union
gribee.
1920 Wahfr.-gIue Wtouriain @Ipreb (Vorlor.
@aggon). fouie Sreberi6.
1926 9~dtn---Grpreb nah gorf unb .. &
4.15 @adnm - Accommodation nad tinton
Vribse.
$50 gsadjtn. - sfHommobation mad @lbnoon,
ham grpreb bic GETTYSBURG uno Vorf.
8.15 Gbenhs - Accommodation nab Union
Bridge.
g1nr suuHtaaS.
9.30 Worgers - Accommodation mad linton
Wrioge iinb Sdnober.
+ Sdli Mot an Der Bennfblbanln .abenne.
citation on.
n. Nubertlun, n. Da. Satuea,
@eneraI'Waanager Sen. spaff. Agent.
G67--)
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Yenuiblbauta. Rabn.
Wata benz mefen wus 4sasrses.

~ y WV " FtHAHtHs
esrtatt 6aluert.statiBn. wte fufat:
"S.4o gbrnt. Olntot . Citation S,55 Bcrut.).
Htitsblrg @gprcb lnS gbteugo GpeetaI.
*tt.44 Burnt. Untorbe Station It's gorm.),
Seupt.Ginie GIpreb.
lilo @ad,ia. Coon nntonsetation), ~Ite penn.
iniSanta" etmiteo, na1 Chicago, Cincinnati
*3.15 Radlm. (pon Union station), ct. aouis
.eiI1tieo,. rndb Snotaitapolis ufo ct. Qouts.
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'4.55 aadlm. Coon fi~nionsSiationl, Gbfeaao
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-19
Ser giieubahnbe0ielItete :

Ger Observation-Disclosures Sobn
Sbcrman ipuroe lit Wdfeiielb, Waii,
perbnftet, iueil er bas 5ous. in mel
diem ieine Baftin itno3 9odter iflie.
fen, IN grano seitedt bate. Gas
Seuer D a bon Nahbarn entoedt uno
eeloidt mor6en.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-25
ROSWELL NEGRO KILLED
BY COWBOYS AT TOYAH

J. l. Pitts, a negro better known
as <Slab," was killed by cowboys at
Toyah, Texas, last Thursday. A few
months ago Pitts was arrested here
for violation of the Edmunds Act, one
Eva Ruff, white woman being ac-
cessory. He was given ninety days
at labor on the streets under city
charge and was serving that sentence
w1en given his freedom about two
weeks ago, on the condition that he
should leave town. He went to CarlS-
bad, where he was followed by the
Ruff woman. Later they went to Pc
COS, in company with Lum Blocker
and Maggie Bivens, negroes. They
were run out of Pecos apd went to
Toyah. 1t is, Blocker who brings
news of the killing.
Blocker states that a number of
cowboys rode up to where the ne
gro and white woman were staying
roped Pitts around the neck and rode
away through the brush with the ne
gro dragging at the end of the lasso
That was the last Blocker saw OF
Pitts, and it is supposed that Pitts
neck was broken
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-25
ALL OLD DIRECTORS
OF SANTA FE REELECTED

Topeka, Oct 25.-All the old direc-
tors were reelected at the annual
meeting of stockholders of the A. T.
&. s. F. Ry., held in the general offices
of the road at noon today. There was
no opposition, and a block of half
million dollars in shares supposed
to be controlled by the Standard Oil
interests, voted for President Ripley.
No attempt was apparent on the
part of Hartman or any other inter
ests to secure special representation
on the board Immediately after the
meeting of stockholders, the board
of directors met and. approved the
actions of the executive committee
in its extension and purchase of ad-
ditional lines.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-25
Deeds Filed For Record.

The following deeds have been
filed for record in the office of Pro
bate Clerk and Recorder F. P Gayle:
VIM. N Bowen and wife to s. L.
Ogle. for STA, lots 20, % and "a,
block 5, South Roswell.
]. D. Cox and wife to the Salvation
Army, for $1,000, lots 1 and 2, in
Jaffa and Prayers subdivision of
lots L and 2, block Ia, Roswell.
F. NJ. Dawdy and wife to Paul P.
Gurney. for $1O5, lots 13 and IA, block
2, haywood addition to Roswell.
F. NJ. Dawdy and wife to Paul P.
Gurney, for $52, lots 27 and %, block
3, haywood addition to Roswell