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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-05-21
E. c. BUTTS COMMISSIONER.

Was Appointed by Judge Parker to
Take Dispositions in Special Gases.
e. c. Butts, the well known attor-
ney, and at present acting solicitor Of
the Glynn Superior Court, was yester-
day appointed by Judge Parker, com
missioner to take dispositions in spe-
cial cases. The place Of commissioner
has been held by ]. T. Colson, but
that attorney has rendered his resig-
nation. and this appointmeAt is for
the unexpired term.
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We offer for Immediate acceptance
10 lots south OF p street at $50 each.
ALBERT FENDlG & co.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED COT
tage at st. Simon, facing beach and
well located. Ring telephone 244-S.
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
Fairbanks Turned Down.

Columbus, Ind, Sept. 28.-Vice
President Fairbanks was defeated
yesterday for election as lay dele
CRATE from Indiana to the quadren-
nial conference in the Methodist
Episcopal church, to be held in Bal
timore next May.
Seven lay delegates out of 18 who
were proposed were elected by the
Indiana conference on the joint votes
of the ministerial and lay delegates.
The vice president was not himself
a candidate, but his name was urged
by friends who assumed that his
election would follow by acclama-
ton. Instead of this it was bitterly
opposed by the radical temperance
element.
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01

The Rev. Father A. Mueller of
Lewlstown, was guest of his friend,
the Rev. rather J. M. Vermaat, two
days this week
| Rev. A. w. Hammer, of Utica, ac-
companied by his wife, were in the
city Saturday. Rev. Hammer con-
| Quoted services at Harlowton Sun
day.
Alderman Morris Sloan and family
returned last week from four
| weeks visit near Kansas City, Mis-
| souri,. Mr. Sloan reports prosperous
times i'll his native state.
| T. W. Warren is reported rather
dangerously i'll with pneumonia. His
condition shows some improvement
today, however, with every chance of
| a speedy restoration to health.
Miss Ethel Phillips returned Thurs
day evening from an enjoyable visit
with her sister at South Bend Wash
| ington, and has resumed her duties
as chief operator at the Mutual Telc-
phone exchange
The annual harvest festival conduct
ed by the Salvation Army in this city
was well patronized by the people OF
l
decorated to represent bountiful
harvest
1t will be of interest to the ladies
| OF Lcwlstown and vicinity to know
| that Mrs Tallman and Miss Malloy
| have secured an agency for Chas. A.
Stevens Bro, of Chicago This is
one of the largest and best known
ladies' tailorin~ establishment in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs John ID. Powell are
visiting at the ranch home of his
brother, S. III. Powell on the Judith.
Mr.. Powell makes his headquarters
IN Livingston, but during the Park
season runs line Of coaches through
Wonderland for sight seers.
Thomas Doyle Of Anaconda, is in
the city perfecting plans for opening
up a theatre in the Mcdonald &
Charters building. 1t will be along
the lines Of the family theatres estab-
lished III manv Montana towns. Per-
formances will be given every even
ing
Jack Waite, the twelve year old
son of Senator ]. ID. Waite, is the
! champion boy fisherman in this neck
Of the woods. Last Saturday he
landed monster trout weighing
three and one-half pounds and
measuring twentyone inches from
tip to tip. The fish put up battle
royal but finally succumbed to the
champion angler.
The Billings 4 Northern hospital
at Camp No. !, near Stanford, is
crowded with typhoid fever patients,
no less than twelve being confined
there at the present time, according
to correspondent of the Tribune
at that place. Dr. Ross is in charge
But one death, a young man from
ST. Paul, has resulted from the disease
SO far.
J. +. Wasson, the mining attorney
of Kendall, was a visitor in the city
Saturday. To the Democrat, Mr..
| Wasson said the announcement of
the North Moccasin company's in
tention to open up the Santiago on a
large scale awakened keen interest in
the prosperous mining camp and a
better feeling among business men
P. M. poston, whoNs in the city
from his ranch near Garneill reports
to the Democrat the discovery Of
quite a promising gold mine near
his city. The assays secured thus
far are not fabulously rich, but con-
sidering the depth of the shaft, give
promise of something better farther
down. Mr. Poston will have charge
of II. w. Warrens jewclry store at
Harlowton this winter.
|
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
Reward for Horses.

We will pay five dollars per head
for all unbroken horses, branded
II delivered at the old Brooks
ranch on Salt Creek. There are
about fifty head which we are de-
sirous of rounding up.
NORTH MOCCASIN LIVE STOCK
CO.
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
Ten Dollars Reward.

From my ranch in the South Moe
casins, one bay colt, two years old,
branded - on left shoulder. Ten
dollars reward for return to
my ranch.
G. M. BARBEE.
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
.OfLOca1 Interest
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The address on this paper indicates
the time to which subscription is paid.
Subscribers are requested to notify
this office in case of discrepancy in
date.
FERGUS COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01

Lost.
One bay mare, weight IS,
about l, 100 lbs. Branded
on left shoulder.
One light bay gelding, weight "
about 1,lO0 pounds, branded "
on left hip.
Reward for the return of these
animals to R. w. Jones, Kendall,
Montana. 9-lO-tf
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BOW-WOW SHOW AT
TRACTS BIG CROWDS.

New York, Feb. lathe bench
show of the Westminster Kennel club
at Madison Square Garden continues
to attract constantly increasing at
tendances and the big building is to-
day thronged with eager spectators.
Dog-lovers from all over the country
are here and the universal comment
is hat the present exhibition is with
out exception the greatest dog snow
ever held in this country. Tine first
annual club luncheon of the Scottish
Terrier Club of America was held in
the banquet room of the Prince George
hotel at l o'clock this afternoon, with
over a hundred members of the organ
izatiol in attendance. The bull ter
rier club will aold it's annual meeting
in the garden this afternoon, and the
bull-terrier breeding association will
hold its session this evening.
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ID TOR the unfortunate woman.

ed FOR tine unfortunate
While 1t is stated that he has not
contributed to the support of h wo-
man for many years, b husband of
| Mrs. Steele has been persistent in
his opposition to the benefit perfor-
nance. Decrying a testimonial per-
Torrance through ais attorney, j.. AS
pi1lWall Hodge, he offered no ina
cial substitute, but commended himself
with threats Of legal proceedings
against Lieb1er & Company the own
ers of the Liberty Theater. Steele
is a magazine writer and was married
to he daughter of the famous poet
about eight years ago, when he was
on the staff of Scribners' magazine
Mrs. Steele alleges That he a not
given her a cent for several months.
Mrs. Steele first appeared in the
Oregon metropolis, where she was
rescued from the poorhouse by New
York friends, about eighteen months
ago. AS the daughter of n of the
greatest American literary men,, 4
was for a time highl ypopular in Port
land social circles. Her somewhat
eccentric ways are said to have often
ded some of the society leaders, and
she was dropped. She lives in a fash
iOnable Portland boarding house
til early last summer, lei she rent
ed a small cottage on the Cape Eliza
beth beach, living there in solitude.
Finding herself to pay for her board
at the summer Motel nearby, she per
mitted the proprietor to use her cot
tage as a lodging house for guests.
A few months g she returned to
Portland and took up her residence
in one of the largest n most expen-
sive of the hotels of that city. 1t was
from there she was taken, after AK
~hausting her credit, and lodged il the
Portland Almshouse.
w. C. Weldon, a Portland attorney
who was well acquainted with Mrs.
Steele, a written the managers of
to-day's benefit performance as fol-
lows: Mrs. Steele's case is certain
1y one deserving of sympathy, but f.
lancial aid should be proffered in a
guarded way. Any money contributed
to her should be placed in the hands
of some thoroughly responsible per-
son VINO will dea it out to her in pro-
portion to her actual needs. She ad-
mits that she has no proper apprecia-
ton of the worth of money, and If
charity is given her without reserve
it will do little good. If she could be
given a boarding house in some quiet
location it would be good for her"
Since the coming to New York of
Mrs. Steele she mas beer living in a
small fiat in a 158th street apartment
house, proffered by a former friend
of Bret Harte. "I shall always have
room for one of Bret Harte's children
said the old gentleman who owns the
building.
New York literary men who knew
Bret Harte state that Mrs. Steele's
improvidence and lack of thrift is a
trait inherited from her gifted father.
1t is alleged That when Harte left for
England where he died i've years ago,
he made no effort to provide for his
family.
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THE WOMAN
MnNEMENT - r

Chicago, Ill. Feb. A-The thirty
ninth annual convention of the Nation
| al American Woman Suffrage Associa.
itio1 opened in Music hall in the Fine
Arts building this afternoon and was
called to order by the Rev. Anna How.
ard Shaw of S~warthm0re. Penn, pres
iident of the association. Brief address
ses of welcome were delivered by Ella
Seass Stewart, president of the Hi
nois Suffrage Association nj Minnie
e. Watkins, president of the Illinois
/ Federation of Women's Clubs. Re
sponses were made by Fannie j. Fer
maid, president of the Maine Woman
Suffrage association and others. At
ter h appointment of committees on
credentials and finance. a symposium
on Municipal Suffrage for Women"
was held, with Mrs. Charles Henro-
tin presiding.
At the session this evening M
visitors will be welcomed on behalf
of the city by Mayor Dunno and on
behalf of the clubwomen by Gertrude
Blackwelder, president of the Chica-
go womaa's club. Hon. Oliver Stew
art will speak followed by President
Anna Howard Shaw, who will deliver
her annual address.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee as held this morning in the Pal
mer house, wnen final plans were
made for the observance tomorrow of
the 87th anniversary of the birth of
the late Susan B. Anthony.
The reports of the various commit
tees presented to the convention state
hat the movement for woman suff-
rage has made great gains during the
past year. 1t is pointed out that ma
ny influential newspapers, represent
ing all political parties, nave recently
favored the granting of the ballot to
I'M The American Federation of
Labor has gone On record as favoring
the movement M the National
Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry
has Endorsed unanimously.
Reports from various states are ep-
ually enthusiastic. Statements sign
ed by the chairman of both the Repub
lican and Democratic state commit
tees of Colorado have been received,
emphatically denying the newspaper
report that woman suffrage was a fail
IRE in hat state n that the leaders
of boil parties had determined to no.
inmate no more women for state ofic-
es. 1t is pointed out that Miss Kath-
crime l.. Craig, the newly elected state
superintendent of public instruction,
ran thousands of votes ahead of her
ticket. In California, five of the six
parties participating in the last cam
paig1 had woman suffrage planks in
their platforms. At the last Vermont
Legislature a woman suffrage bill pass
ed the house by a vote of 1870 to 25
and lacked only three votes of pass
ing the senate. AS an evidence of the
growth of the movement, it is stated
that in 1870 a woman suffrage bill
before the Vermont legislature re-
ceived but one vote. Reports from
many other states prophesy a victory
within a few years.
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Atlanta Bali player to wed.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. IA. Baseball-fans
throughout the South are taking a
keen interest in the approaching mar
riage of Otto Jordon, the star second
sackman and captain of the Atlanta
Southern league team, to Mrs. Alice
Lilly Roberts of this city. The we'd
ding is set for tomorrow and will
take place at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Lilly, of Inman Park. Many hand
some presents have already been re-
ceived from ball players n fans
in this and other cities. Jordan was
bought by the Atlanta management
from the Brooklyn club of the Nation
al league two years and is admit
tedly the best ball player in the south
ern league. Two years age he manag-
ed the Atlanta team and last year act
ed as captain. For the asst two years
he has made this city mis- home and
has been in business here since the
closing of the last baseball season.
Through his connection with the ball
team he has become one of the best
known citizens of the city and mas
many friends in all walks of life. He
will probably be retained as captain
of the Atlanta team this yea
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been saying uncomplimentary things
about him.
The hearing of the citizens of Las
Vegas and East Las Vegas who were
here in the interest of the new coun-
ty of Garfield and those against it
ernoon and was continued on Tues
day before the house committee on
counties and county lines. Prospects
are good that this committee will
have considerable business before
the end of the session. More petitions
have been referred to this commit
tee protesting against the change of
the county seat of Torrance county
from Estancia to Willard. In all eight
petitions containing the names of
about 1900 residents of Torrance oun
ty have been received by the house
protesting against the removal. A
special train will leave here on
Thursday morning with the members
different towns in Torrance county
on the line If the Santa Fe Central.
This is done for the purpose of allow
ing the legislators to see for themsel-
yes the relative Importance of the
towns along this line. A map has al
so been prepared showing the land
It is expected hat bill for the in
formation of Pyramid county may be
introduced at any time and there are
rumors thai another effort will be
made to get the Artesia county pro-
ject before the legislature.
LOOMS.
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Nine. schumann-Heink an American

Nine. Schuman1-Heink will today
take out her final naturalization pa
pers and become a full-f1edged citi-
zen of the United States. The famous
singer is now at her home in New
Jersey, where she went a few days
ago for the purpose of perfecting her
citizenship. AS her husband William
Rapp, is an American, she would be
a citizen by virtue of that fact, but
she is determined to take the step her
self. Intensely patriotic all her senti-
ments bind her to the lam of her ad-
option, and she declares hat she
will always hold the American flag
before her children as a symbol of he
roic liberty.
Nine. Schumann has not been guilty
of race suicide" despite her busy &C
tivity as a singer. She has eight chill
dren, six of whom are boys. The old
est of the latter is now an officer on
a passenger steamer, and the oldest
daughter is h wife of a German ply
stefan. Five of the boys and one
girl are with her in New Jersey.
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Texas Cock Main.

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 14.-Sportsmen
from many states are in Dallas today
to witness the ock main at Wards
cock pit between twenty-one Missis-
sippi sawyers owned by w. l.. Miller
of Mississippi and twenty-one' Gin
Greys owned by Griffin & Macklin, of
Dallas The stakes are among the
largest ever fought for in Texas, being
$3.50 on each fight and $4,000 on the
odd. There is much rivalry between
the supporters of the two breeds of
cocks and much money will probably
change hands. The main will last
three days.
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would do away with having TO cross
ridges m arroyas Ii q
course parallel to the mountains were
taken A. these ridges and arroyas
run out from the mountains in an
easterly directions
think the Guadalupe canyon
would have I % be Spawned by trestle
work as the canyon is from 500 to
800 feet across from bank to bank,
about 200 feet deep and the walls
quite abrupt and rocky.
Respectfully submitted.
r.. J. OWEN,
Civil Engineer.
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BENEFIT FOR BRET
HARTE,S QAUGHTER

New York, Feb. IA testimonial
performance of "Salomy Jane" with
Miss Eleanor Robson in the title role
was given this afternoon at the Lib
erty heater for the benefit of Mrs.
Jessamy Harte Steele, daughter of
Bret Harte, the poet. Through the
generosity of friends of Mrs. Steele,
she was recently enabled to leave
the almshouse at Portland, Oregon,
and come to New York. A large crowd
thronged the Liberty at today's perfor
and a large sum will be realiz-
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Deals in Real Estate.

The following deeds have been filed
for record in the office of Probate
Clerk N Recorder F. P. Gayle:
J. r. Dendinger aad wife to Ell
Captain Cattle Co. for $40, 900 OF the
capital stock of said company. the
north half of section 20, the N. E.
quarter of section 80, the Sc quarter
of section 20, forty acres in section
10. all in township 10, R. 25 E.
The Lake Arthur TOWNSHIP Co. to
David Aleshire, for $3.50, lots 1. 2, 3,
10, IL and II, block II, Lake Arthur.
F. NJ. Dowdy and wife to Thomp,
son w. Grace. for s314.5O, lots 10, II,
IL. Is and IA, block 5, also lot IA,
block 4, haywood addition to Ros-
we'll.
Lula NJ. Dickson and husband to
John A. Roper, for 800, a tract of
80 acres in 25-1O-24 and an interest
in the Crow & Garrett ditch.
Carolyn Francis Hunt to H. J.
Thode. for $4,000, eighty acres in
20-13-26, and two water rights in the
Northern Canal of. the Felix Irriga-
tic Co.
John w. Warren and wife to r. T.
Young, for $1,15O, lot 9, block 8, May.
view addition to Roswell.
j. W. Camel and wife to B.. F. Rose.
for $3.50, part of lots s, 9 and 10, block
"a west Side addition to Roswell,
making a lot 140 by So Is feet.
s. B. Owens and wife to Frank s.
Crosson, for 5 1000, lot 2, block so,
West Side addition to Roswell.
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Keats shelly Memorial.

A literary and musical
for the benefit of the Realistically
memorial fund was given at the Wal
lori Astoria this afternoon, many pro-
minent musicians and literary men
aid women taking part in the enter
tainment- Tomorrow afternoon at
the same hotel a similar affair will be
given for the aid of the New York
Orthopaedic hospital.
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contractors convention.

Admission, Ala, Feb. 14.-Delegates
from every state in the union are here
today in attendance at the annual
meeting of the American Contrac-
tors Association. Many important
problems are now being considered,
including the labor problem as affect
ing the general contracting. Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be elect
cd
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LOOMS.
Carter Harrison Homeward Bound

Carter Harrison Homeward Bound.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. LEX
Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago,
VIC has beer spending the winter
at Pasadena, will leave for home to-
morrow in response to numerous re-
quests from business and professional
friends That he again become a can
didate for mayor. Mr.. Harrison says
he will accept the nomination if Of
fered, but will not seek it.
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American vioIinist Before kino.

London, Feb. 1.-THE Prince Of
Wales will be in the chair and King
Edward will be the guest of honor at
to-1ight's concert of the Royal Anna
teur Orchestral society, when Albert
Spalding, the young American violin
list, will make its premiere. The con-
cert will be held in Queens hall of
the house of representatives tonight.
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ST. Louis Registration Dav.

st. Louis, Feb, 14.-This is registra
ton day in st. Lou for the election
of April 2, when a house of delegates
and half members of the council will
be chosen. Thousands of voters are
registering as the books will be open
today only.
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Four to Hano in Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 14.-Four men
will be hanged in Kentucky tomorrow
the governor having liked that date
for the execution. Jesse Fitzgerald
of Knox county and Ben Huffaker of
Lyon county were sentenced on con-
victio1 of first degree murder, and
w. r. Fletcher and Guy Lyon of Lo-
gan county with be hanged for COM
hitting criminal assault.
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Subscribers for Daily Record.

The Daily Record wants hundreds
of new subscribers in the Pecos Val
ley and Eastern New Mexico and it
is going to get them. We want live
energetic men to help us get these
subscribers and with that end in view
will make it well worth the time of
the right kind of young man tt look
into this matter.
The Daily Record is the only daily
paper in Eastern New Mexico, and
prints more real news than any other
paper in the Territory, with the ex-
ception of Albuquerque papers. We
should have more readers of the Daily
Record and we are going to get them.
We have a hummer of a proposition
to offer the right persons. Call around
at our Office n see the business man
ager and hear what we have to offer.
Investigate the 1. c. S. See
display in JOyce-Pruit Co.'s
chou uysmdoU
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Concert for Governor Folk.

Jefferson City. Mo-, Feb, IA con
cert complimentary to Governor Folk
the state officials and members of the
state legislature will be given by the
tudents of Lincoln institute at the
nall of the house of representatives
tonight.
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LEGISLATIVE
MATTERS
TWO QUESTIONABLE BILLS IN
PRODUCED BY HOLT.
ARREST ON N

Opens the Way for Malicious Perse-
cution and Intimidation of Innocent
Persons, With No Redress on the
Aggressor.- Many Objections to
Changing County Seat of Torrance
County.
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Now is the time t get good corn,
oats, bran chops and hay. as our line
is complete-RosWELL TRADING
COMPANY.
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We handle Chase and San.
b0rH's Coffee. sIt sells ITSELF"
Jaffa Prayer & Co.
Wanted. 100000

For three years. Best of real secu-
rity given. See Col. Ava E. Page,
Agent. s4ts
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ENGINEER SUBMITS o6SERVAT-
IONS TAKEN ON e. PASO
CARLSBAD r.. r..
IS EASY TO BUILD

There Are No Great Difficulties in
The Way of the Building of the Pro
posed Road.-Pienty of Water and
An Easy Grade The Country and
the Soil Along the Proposed Route
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Figure with b. r. Smith when Won
want buggy painting. Phone ITS. TT