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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-13

Havana, Oct. 13.-Without any for
mality, excepting the issue of an ex-
traordinary copy of the Gazette, the
government of Cuba was transferred
at noon today by Secretary of War
Taft to Chas E. Magoon Messrs.
Taft and Bacon and General Funston
and their respective parties will pro-
ceed northward on battle ships at
four o'clock this afternoon.
In his proclamation, Governor Ma
goon said: The policy declared by
Secretary Taft will be strictly adher
ed to and carried out. AS provisional
governor l shall exercise and per
form the duty provided for by the
third article in the appendix to the
constitution of Cuba for the preserva-
ton of Cuban independence and the
protection of life and property. AS
soon as is consistent with the attain
menl Vi IneSe enuS Shall Seeh W
bring about the restoration of the or
dinary agencies and methods of the
government, until which other and
general provisions of the constitution
and laws which for the time being
would be inconsistent with the ex-
erciSe of the powers provided for by
the third article of the appendix must
be deemed to be in allegiance. All 9TH
er provisions of the constitution and
laws will continue in full force and
effect
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-13
Special Attractions of the
EIk'S Carnival.

STAR ATTRACTIONS Do not fail
to see "Mysterious Billy Smiths
Burleque Boxing Act.
Screaming one act sketch entitled
Lost in Gymnasium"
This performance has entertained
the most fastidious audiences on the
Vaudeville Circuits of the East, and
is a clever bit of acting.
At the conclusion of this act, "Mys-
terious Billy" will give an exhibition
illustrating the fine points of the
manly art, assisted by prominent
member of the local EIks.
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Company has an immense brick ma
chine coming, and expects it to ar
rive in about thirty days. This ma
chine, which is operated under
new patent, makes all kinds of brick,
the ordinary rough brick, pressed
brick and the finest glazed finished
brick. 1t has a capacity of twelve
thousand bricks every eight hours
This company expects to make
the brick for this Valley and to do
away with the necessity of builders
sending to Kansas for their brick.
They already have large number of
orders in nand. The Record is in
formed by the Manager, Mr.. A. l..
W. Nilsson, that yesterday he receiv-
ed an order from the Fowler Compa-
ny, of Chicago, for 214,000 brick for
use at Texico. These will be used
for the construction of the TexicO
National Bank and for other build
ings at that place. The price was
SIS per thousand. Also they sold the
same company ten cars of fine sand.
The Hondo Stone Manufacturing g
Company is rapidly building up a
big business under the able manage
ment of Mr.. Nilsson.
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Wonderful Performers.

See the Mccartys in their numer-
Gus clever acts.
Sidewalk Philosophy.
Fourth Act from Damon and Pythias
.McCarty's Talks.
McCarty and His Trained Cat.
Other features too numerous to
mention.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-13
Don't be a Mummy.
9O-tf
FINE OIL PROSPECTS.

Roswell Oil Company May Get a
Gusher at Any Time.
The Roswell Oil Company people
are much pleased with the results
of the last weeks work at the we'll
More oil than at any time and
great deal more gas has been struck
at the well say they never
saw a better prospect well and that
a gusner may come in at any time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-10-13
STEAMERS
COLLIDE
HUDSON RIVER BOATS MEET IN
HEAD-ON COLLISION.
ONE MAN KILLED

Five Hundred Passengers Have
Thrilling Experience and Thousands
of Dollars Damage Oone.-The Sar-
atoqa, of the Citizens Line Put Out
of Commission-Anot Story of
the Disaster.
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No Eruption of Mont PeIee.

New York, Oct. 13.-At the offices
of the French Cable Company in this
city today it was stated that there
had been no fresh eruption of Mont
Pelee, island of Martinique.
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Another Story of the Wreck.

Kingston, N. Y, Oct. 13.-The night
the Peoples Line of Albany, and the
Saratoga, of the Citizens Line of
Troy, collided near Glasco, II miles
north of this city at lis this morn
ing. Clarence Sherman, of Melrose.
N. Y, an oiler on the Saratoga, was
killed. George Horton, of New York,
a clerk ON the Adirondack, is missing
The collision occurred in a dense
fog which prevented the pilots of Ell
ther boat from seeing the other Both
it is thought missed their bearings.
The Saratoga suffered the greatest
damage. The Adirondack tore off
the port side of the Saratoga, which
overheard and sank Sherman was
killed instantly by flying timbers. Ma
ny OF the passengers on the Saratoga
were knocked down by the force of
the collision, but the crews of both
boats assisted in rescuing them, and
later they were transferred to the
City of Troy, landed at Tivoli and
sent TO New York by train The pas
sengers of both vessels were panic
stricken, and only the coolness of the
officers and screws prevented heavy
loss of life. The Saratoga was haul
ed to Glasco dock where she anchor
ed. The officers of the Saratoga say
khe collision was unavoidable on ac-
count of the fog. The Adirondack was
able to continue on her way to Al
bfny-
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HIS PROCLAMATION

Policy of Taft Will Be Followed Out.
Will Seek to Restore Cuban Govern
ment as Soon as Constitution of Gu
ba is Carried Out and Protection
Guaranteed to Life and Property.
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The N. NJ NJ. 1. ball team went to
Dexter this morning ON Muncy's auto
to play bali, but the rain prevented
the game.
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FIRE FROM ABOVE.

Santa Fe Gang.
Special to The Record.
Santa Fe. N. NJ. Oct ia
strange falling planet has been seen
here, following by flaming tongues
of fire. The Indians are terrorized.
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Albany, N Y, Oct. 13.-In what
was practically head-on collision on
the Hudson river at 1:20 this morn
ing between the steamers Adirondack
of the Peoples Line, and Saratoga OF
the Citizens Line, one man is be-
lieved to have lost his life, about five
hundred passengers mad thrilling
experience and both steamers were
damaged to the extent of thousands
of dollars, the Saratoga being practi-
cally out of commission. The missing
man is George L. Horton, freight
clerk on the Adirondack.
The collision occurred near Tivoh,
about 80 miles from New York City,
on the narrowest part of the river
while the boats were feeling their
way through a dense fog which set
tied on the river just before one
O'Clock The Saratoga was bound to
the south from Troy with about 200
passengers and a heavy consignment
-
of freight, and crashed into the Adj
rondack bound north from New York.
Fortunately the propeller Ontario
was near and gave every assistance.
From the story told by the passengers
and captain of the Adirondack there
was comparatively little excitement
accident
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MAGOON
IN CHARGE

GOVERNMENT OF CUBA TRANS
FERRED TO HIM TO-DAY.
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TO MAKE BRICKS.

Big Machine Coming.
The Hondo Stone Manufacturing
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings
That No Florence Citizen
Can Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGNAL No. 1comes from
the kidney sccretions. They will warn
you when the kidneys are sick. Well
kidneys excrete clear, amber fluid. Sick
kidneys send out thin, pale and foamy,
or thick, red, ill.smelling urine, full Of
sediment and irregular Of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL No. 2 comes from
the back. Back pains, dull and heavy. or
sharp and acute, tell you Of sick kidneys
and warn you Of the coming Of dropsy,
diabetes and Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and cure
them permanently. Here's Florence
proof:
John H. Brotherton, a yardmaster at
the Gibson Lumber Co., living at 1913
Bluff street, says: "In addition to the
action and abnormal condition Of the
kidney secretions, was subject at times
to a dull aching across the small Of my
back, particularly 30 after a hard days
work, or II overtaxed myself at my
work. During one Of these spells hap.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

Tho postal authorities at Washing.
ton, recognising the liability Of post.
masters 20 make mistates in getting
letters in the wrong boxes. have fixed
penalty Of 5000 on persons taking
mail ont Of tho office other than their
own and not returning It at once.
This Law also includes newspapers.
The EXCUSES thas IL 10 the postmaster .
fault "cuts NO ioe." II you hsye been
getting other peoples mail you had
better take warning or you may got
yourself in trouble.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

/ Lsarn % lsssb. 4 ssod iArsh Il
bsttsF thsn msdissps. Learn how
. III ! ssofy. \ wsiI told story
u wsIccms sshbssm IL siok room.
The world \ ~ busy 70 care for
yoar Ills ssd sosrows. Lsarn 70 keep
sonf swa tspublss % yenrsslt Lssrn
70 stop ssoakins. n you. canaot ~
any good 4 ths world, kssp the bod
70 you,ssM. Lsara TO hide youi pains
and aohss under pleasant smilss.
No one cares VII sthsT you have the
sarache. hsadAchs. or rhsumattsm.
Don't CRY. Tears do we'll euouGh In
novels bat are out Of plsce In resi-
lite. Learn TO meet your friends with
: smile. A good humored man or
woman IL always welcome. but the
dyspeptic IL mot wanted anywhere and
ID nuisance - we'll. Above all give
pleasure. Lose no chance Of giving
plsaspre. You will psss through lhis
world out onoe. Any good thing.
therefore: that you can show to any
human being, you had better do II
now; do NOT defer or neglect It. for
you Will not pass this way again.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

There are too many boys and girl
In ths country and city. more In the
latter than In the former. who are
prone 70 look upon work ~ beneath
them. There are thousAn4s Of them
ON the threshold Of maturity who are
In the same views and habits which
found encouragement in their ear
lier years. What becomes Of this
olass Of peoplef Some OF them
awaken and after desperate struggle
overcome the habit and learn to work,
to save. and 10 prepare for this sne,i.
table rainy day. Many of them bow.
ever drift and drift until they be.
come acceptable rsoruitd in the hobo
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

psasd = rsad an advsrtissmsnt shout
IDcsn's Kidnsy r5lls and It readily m
'dscsd me = 80 y ". !. DanisIss drug
stoes fgf box. The rsmsdy ftiisvsd ~
hack and corrected the kidnsy sesssttons,
othesWise I would be ths In reg6Gnt
In F3OFeuoe to publiely rsccmrnsnd Il. 4
hsye 10 hesltaucy q very emp phatlaalIy
endorsing Deans kidney Hills. =
For sels by Ill dealers. Rrice ~.
FO1TNR- N MILBUKN CO,
New York,
Sols Seents eor the Unitsd States.
RemembeS the name DoAn's and
take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
BYRON McCANDLEss is
WHINING MANY H0E0Rs

Brycn NcOandlsss. former Flor.
enos boy who Il doing peyas service
for the government on the bsstisship
Maine IL taking atyward ieaps toward
the goal Of success. Hs Il PROCESS
ins 70 rapidly that be IL attracting
the attention OF superior ofnoers.
Here are . couple Of press notices that
are enough 70 inspire any energetic
young man. This ono II taken from
tts U. 8. y Register, and comes
from the bureau OF nAvigation:
Department Of the Navy. BureAu
Navigation, WAshira aton. D O. The
bureau notss with pleaaure that the
aix.inoh B r. 100 clibre) guns under
your command aboard she sU.S 9. Maine
1t the record target practice of 1905
attained the high average Of 8. Al shots
and 7,80 hits per gun per minute.
The su1eau therefore commends the
=
zeal aud ability displayed In the dis.
charge Of your duties q division
officer. A copy Of this letter has been
placed ON the Ale with your record in
the navy department.. Very respect.
fully. g A. Converse. chief Of the
bureau.
"To Midshipman Byron MoCAnd.
less, u. 8. 8. Maine"
10 looking over the exchanges va
find printed in the Boston Globe the
following item regarding Mr. No.
Candies. which II certainly worthy
Of reproduction. Tho item follows
and shows that ths young man ia
rapidly forging to ehe front:
"Midsiiipman Byron McCAndless Of
the Maine. although just out Of Anna
polls. IL making record for himself.
Besiles being an expert mathemati.
ciau aud range finder. AMI one Of the
few midshipmen put In command Of
= big turret. he has invented gas
sxpsllsr for six inoh guns. Up to
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

The life Of m editor Il not al
roses, II hs plsasss ONE faction he
displsasss the other. He IL sccussd
Of saying too much shout someone
and zoo little >About another. II he
ausgssts . remedy for any social evil
= large part OF tho community Il pro.
fuse 10 iss expressions Of diaapproval
80 hs taxes his weary brain to escape
the shoals that mean ahipwreok to 30
many editors.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

Army. Tbsa thsy spssdily fsssh ths
seselssica ihst shinss ~ ssssssI =
~ world thas M advaataes1 ~
~ With IN rioh, ~ ~ I poer saan
~ ~ shsw1 81
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

Tickets to points east via the Mis-
souri Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof, will allow pur.
chAsers side trip from Pueblo to Don.
YER and return when desired. Please
bear this In mind
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27
Summer Diarrhoea in Children

During the hot weather Of the sum-
mer months the tirst unnatursl loose
ness Of child's bowels should have i'm
mediate attention, so as to check the
disease before 1t becomes serious. All
that is necessary is few doses Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by dose Of castor oil
to cleanse the system. Rev. NJ. O.Stock-
land, pastor OF the first NJ. q. church,
Little Falls, MINI, writes: We havo
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for several years and
find it very valuable remedy, especially
for summer disorders in children" Sold
by Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

~ present the old process Of manning
: sponge IL shs brsech has been neo-
sssary. 4
Il Il tbouaht shat By Nj. AoJand.
Isss' isvsntiou tbs CREST nsnbes q
explosions In aa1nosA1ins VIII -
done away with. y aatsr shs applisa-
tion Of shisusw appiisncs. bsss will
not bs particle Of ~ isft In shs
bore Of ths srsat navy oaano1s. The
Invention IL : noteworthy one -
the ordiuaaos ofiiosr has given ont
shs iniormasion thst the dspartmsnt
Of ordinance hss approved the ga
expslier devise and that II will bs
instalIod immediately on the ship
y soon thsy reach the navy yard.
where they 20 for repairs
A portion Of tho battleships aud
gunboats Of the navy bave been along
the Atlantic coast holding sham bst.
tie. According to press notices sent
over the country the battle was almoe'
true TO aotaAl warfare. excepting
that blank cartridges were used. The
feet broke up last Saturday. the frst
division Of the battleshi ps- the Maine
Missouri. Kearsarae and Indiana. 60
ing to New York. OF the SECOND
division the Alabama will go to Bos
ton for An overhsuling. the Iowa ant
Kentucky proceeds eastward. the for
mer going to Boston, for brief stop.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-27

Watermelon Day Excursion.
/, el.75 for round trip to Rocky Ford
and return, via the Santa Fe, September
9th. Special train will leave Florence
at 7:20 a. m. A. G. PALMER, Agent
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

1T tn ring ppwer NAV h. great,
hut &c j. - n"rhing when il comes
iu contact With an aroused pub
lIc conscience.
Ia conclusion We would say
these lines have been written
with u view o. place before our
readers an abstract view 4 gov
ernm"nt, is past aud present, and
our hop for Its future, especially
- ia cur stat aud Volusia
county.
FLORIDA today i more prosper
Ous than ever lS-foT-. All that il
required i thu combined activity
Il Is citilrns. politically and -O-
cIalIy. q" caus" an influx uf pop
u'atl"n that will soOn add mate
rally Ia it, influ.nre aud W. alih
n state; TIN subjugatiOn of
fartiOnal Clements and ring rule
from IT, I"lltIrs-fuT 49, have a
Governor Uf unimp-achable char
a"i"r, with thu c"FuAge of his con
yirtions, ~ il is the duty Of every
earnest citizen aud sulrurlinate
officer Of tn State H. lend him a
helping hand. thus lettering con-
diti"us all along the linz.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
Total
Intercollegiate Cane.


A. will b. seen, two college
game- Were lost this year wb-re
on" Was l''st last year.
On the whole tn s.as"n in base
hall will compare favorably with
Last year.. altho work at times
wa- morc ragged and erratic.
Tn" championship in baseball
f"r ~" succreling years Is no
small thing 9" win, yet Stets"n
holds the title and cups in both
fop,ball and baseball. and let u
hope that Stets"n manhood, spirit
and clean athletics ia the succeed
ing years will continue To meas
unr up 90 aud excel, il possible.
that shown by thu athletic team
IT S;etsnn of the last few years.
NJ small part, and i'm fact most
Of the success in BASEBALL Of the
last tWo years was due to our cap
tain aud Coach {. 4. PelOt, who
infused his Owh energy and en-
thusaism for the game into the
m-mbers of the team, and moth
iRg shows more than the excel
lent team work, for taken indi-
vidually Stetsoh has M players
that may he called brilliant.
The team wishes, through the
columns Of The Collegiate, to pub
licly thank our captain and %
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express our appreciation Of his
efforts ia uuF behalf.
y. \. c. A.

Mr.. Doyle Carlton was the lead
er last Thursday night. He took
as his subject, Thought" and
brought out some very good ideas
in connection with il.
At the business meeting which
followed Il was decided O. send At
least one delegate t. the National
Convention this summer. sub
srriptiOns we're called for Ia pay
the eNpens's Of the delegation
and = surprisingly large amount
was subscribed in n short time.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
PROF. BALDWIN EXTERTAINS.
nembeFS - Ms Laiin Classss WsTs
FsFtsAate Last Might.

II th"rr l.. anyoRe of th"-e to
whom Prot and Mrs. Baldwi ia
last evening extended their hos
pitality Wh" still denies that
there ar benefits To- b. derived
from th" study IT Latin, they
are indeed hopeless cases. The
Invitation a. come about eight
and bring only cOOl weather, Was
punrtually fulfilled and nearly
all Oh" cooling winds frUm BIZ
Feas' &" 'Caurus" YER rrpre-
sents-d if une might sp-ak Il fans
in such p,-tir terms.
When all VET. assembled each
gentleman partner vas assigned
by lot, and they W-re obliged"
"a carry "a a conversation for
exactly iiy" minutes by the alarm
clock. at the end Of which time
the laslies retired a. the main hall
Will. their lesser halyss" wrre
requested g. write \ cirrumstan-
tial description. from memory.
1t their rrspectiye partner.
In fcW mon-nt- after repeat-
ed vIsit- {" the punch I,OWl. all
had recovered from this ORDEAL
and we're r-ady {" have IN. '',...n-
sus" taken. Slip of paIeT W-r-
PASSED al'uut On which W-re -ey-
eral pointed IS'rsnnal gu-stions
which rarh one Was Ia answer IA
two words beginning with hi- "r
her initials. A --Ti'-s of progr,---
-ive table, were nov arranged at
which each one had a chanc- t.
display skill at various pursuits
ranging from TIN unraveling of
kn'ts to that peculiarly di-ap-
I"inting occupation OF sP'aTing
peanuts with n hat-pin. This
who were unsuccessful at this
last, however. were s.,On given
letter opportunity. for Il vas
announced that ia thu vari"us
ronms peanuts had b.-en hidden
and all were challenged b. lind n
many rs possible. IL Is best that
this amusement H. passed with
Uut comment. for Il would H..
painful &" describe the imIerti-
nent, nay. not {" say childish
curiosity which s"me present dis
played.
Refreshments, fruit. punch aud
delicious sandwi~hes, now fol-
lowed. Presently. however. there
aro-e whispers &c ''t~mPu- fugit. ''
and the wiser h.-ads. lU,king at
their Watche-. were surprised that
the hour fuF departure had comr
80 som. With the most cordial
assurances &c n delightful even
ing the guests bad their hast and
h"stsss goodnight aud d'partei.
Those present YER the Miss
Whitaker, Bradley, Cramer,
Hunt, Simpson, Fuller, NJ. Jack
s"n. Holden, Mckinney and Alice
Me-srs. Black. Carl
t"n, Blake, Harold and Frl
smith, Calhoun, Allen and BOs-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

Everybody in Stetsn Sas
shocked b. hear &c the death Of
Mr.. SIDNEY i4enfsSt~y which t"ok
place 1t his Tampa home las, Sat
urday afternoon and was the re-
suit Of tyPhOid fever. Mr.. L-R-
festey spent several years At Stet-
son, graduating from thu I.aE
College in lSas and from the Lit
erary College in 1876. He va
one Of the most popular men in
school, working unusually hard
and taking interest in all College
activities. His work a. monitor
in Stets0h Hall and - guard On
the football team il worthy Of
mention.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11
STOMACH TROUBLES

Mrs. sue Martin. an old and hlghly
respected resident q Faisonia, Ma.
uas sick With stomach trouble fOT
more than six mouths. ChanbeFlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets cured her.
She says: II can moo eat anything
gant AID An the prooacst woman IN
the VOID % End such q COED meAi-
cine" feE sale b all druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

II. uTst uI"uar,-h q" I-ir ti- title
king - England ua, Iz'z.rt. k.us 70
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~ state, uI tii.. asIrHr. .... .....u.- I.,,i
his douiui,u over t.- HI.... LHE l-h
aerrit1ry
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

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la1y j. ~uis-.-ls"ufN u-.r. l.r
sllruui Iu-, alter no.. ..Hrr % b..
carefully put avay aui r--.r.,rl u.I
death maxi It. u-s again us-r. .-Hy
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-05-11

a has i.sru u..t,,i I1 r'.,. .H.I..... t'.t
blue excl Is-g,l, arr. ...,...a, ,....s- .....
the I--r,v.ut1 -. "f tiiss-'' 600 a.Ul.'.ri ...
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SsH:E NIPPLES

\ car, may h.. elected hy applying
ChamiscTlaIu'- ~aI.y a. -sHu o. The
child j. duny nursing IS 90, 70 coy
with a loft cloth h,'urr ..uaIur co..,
child 10 nur-s. Mann trained nurse
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