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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
GREAT PORTION OF THE BUSI-
NESS SECTION WAS DEST-
ROYED.
PROPERTY loss IS HEAVY
Loss and Damage Estimated at One
Hundred Thousand Dollars-BOth
Hotels Were Destroyed

Gainesville, May 10.-Newberry,
seventeen miles west of this city, was
visited by a severe fire Thursday
night, which laid to ashes two-thirds
OF the business district OF the town,
entailing a loss estimated at about
100000, about one-third of which
was covered by insurance. Both
hotels were burned, which leaves the
town without a public hosiery, the
famous Commercial hotel, owned and
managed by John G. White, and
which has for years enjoyed the re-
putation of being one OF the best
country hotels in the state, being en-
tirely consumed, as this hotel was in
the heart of the burned district.
The fire started in a hay room in
the rear of the Lamb Shoe and Cloth
ing Company, and which was divided
bs narrow aley-way from the main
store, which was one of the largest
in that section of the county. The
flames had gained considerable head
way before being discovered. the in
fammable material feeding the fire
with tremendous fury, great sparks
flying in every direction.
! The main store building was soon
ablaze when the fire spread to the
depot of the Atlantic Coast Line, just
across the street. This building,
which was filled with freight, and six
cars on a siding, some of which were
loaded, were soon consumed. Owing
to the absolute absence of facilities
for fighting the flames, save by aid
of buckets, which had to be carried
quite a distance, the fire spread rapid
" west, despite the heroic efforts o.
the small army of men and boys whC
had congregated to render aid, anC
who worked like TrOjans in an en-
Geavor to check the confagration.
To the west, the buildings which
succumbed were in order as follows
Building owned by H. A. Picket
and occupied by DR., N, ]. Barry a
a grocery
Two-story building owned by H. A
: Pickett and occupied by Miss Laur
! Guy as a millinery store and resi-
dence.
: E. z. Walkers barber shop.
: Commercial hotel, owned and manae
= ed by John G. White.
: Building owned by Lutte Howell
e and occupied by King Bros. gener:
: merchants.
}, Newberry postofiee. located in sam
e building.
s Two-story building owned and O
eupied by G. w. Strobe as resident
and market.
n, E. L. Vidal, drug store. -.
d Concrete building, completed aoo'
"a year ago, owned by DIR. J. F. Ri
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11

Continued on page eight
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
Snow In Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 10.-The
lake shore, throughout this section
was swept with snow storm
which lasted fon two hours. The
weather while disagreeable was not
very cold and the snow melted as fast
as it fell
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11

Whaling is a growing industry in
the South Atlantic, centering around
the Falkland Islands. -.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-05-11
q. AND MRS. BROWARD
IAN IN NEW MAN
SION
<B NOT COMPLETED
A,propriatiOn VIII BE
sssislsture to Complete
ruutiful Mansion
,,ssrson Bell,

usy 10.-The house
~ new Governors Man.
.ss.v evening, although |
= 1 very informal affair.
militant and delightful
1,1re we're no formal in
coyernor and Mrs. Bro
tie members Of the leg
ei,isens generally to have
u.lty Of seeing the new
According a general invi-
q extended. From 9 o'clock
u eleven carriages went
I,cs and forth through the
"a people going and coming
nension.
,tBdlas was ablaze with light
rnsd stately \ and white
o. dark background OF
Here and there a lantern
Iniss. a treee lighted the ap-
"a nave a DELIGHTFULLY."- prim-
nrsnce. One almost looked
Is and hobgoblins to step
= lAe shadowy woods. that
hrJond.
>ulIsue within was all the
i eoatrast. Over the colo
~. draped from the balco-
{ hrse nag fell in graceful
~ sere used In the 'spac-
"A ! large United States
= llste Gag formed a back
> 10 drawing room where
=. ~ Mrs. Broward stood to
~ guests. Pink roses and
uIled across the handsome
= 1 Ae room with exquisitely
( 1.rt
q Rx and Mrs. Broward were
- ; hair greetings and every
- to be having an enjoya-
9 ~ Mrs. Broward wore a
{ psa Of soft white silk with
2 3 q lace, the governor. of
q y h the conventional even
q Miss Hortense Broward,
= Douglas. Miss Dorcas
J 90 Miss Josephine Brow.
= 1ls Naomi Fozzard assisted
= = rsireshments.
. = north porch Mrs. John A
N John c. Calhoun, Mrs ]
'ssis. served punch. Mrs. ]
Foster. Mrs. Thomas M
and Mrs. Benjamin e
''d on the south porch.
I viii the guests severa
" 'es governors persona
o. = ne general stan In thei
>easd to the brilliant eff
''s them were Adjutan
ekss and Col. Walter F
sa''s uniforms. Major J
c'l 7. ]. Laud Brown
SoL Robert I
b ". A. Macmillan,
: ~ not to mention we.
~ nature. were Col. A. {
. In Mann. congressma
- lamar. and Mrs Lama,
's~ a'asoa. of St. Augustin,
. her sister. Mrs.
'as Foster. Mrs. R. por
50 ~ s''.eola. Mrs, Mecrear:
gao Ma F. H. Hudson,
! % asrtsass Broward.
!. S extremely han,
% y q champagne ere,
'ssa ~ 'ass nsdalions ar AZ
80, 8, ~. Lamar wore an e
y Of blue liberty s.t
90 s.aaninss. Mrs. Fost,
90 : sAlas. Mrs. Nom Mons,
Of -, gown Of black aS's )
a
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
Growers
HEALTH IS
GOOD

Princeton, N. j.. Sept. a3-Grover
Cleveland's health has improved no
much in the last week that I've has
resumed work. Every day hs de-
votes one or two hours to writing
and business Affairs.
Mr.. Cleveland Ia still troubled
a little with the con. plaint that laid
him mp during the season, - d.. ]. n.
Carnocllan, his physician, said to.
day, "but lie Is now NO much impov.
ed that he is resuming his routine
of work.
Assuming that reports that recent.
ly have been specified are entirely
without foundation, Mr.. Cleveland
IL not In a dangerous condition.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
THE JAPANESE
TASTE THEIR
OWN MEDICINE

| Toxic, Japan, Sept. as-Now It
! is Jaran's thru to have an alien labor
problem OH ler hands. Just at 4
time when this government is protest.
ing most vigorously against ttie in.
Justice Of opposition OH the part of
America to the Wholesale iniportati1n
of Japanese laborers, by the irony
of fate the Japanese people are up
in arms against that same government
for permitting the Importation Of
Chinese laborers into Japan.
The government is charged with
double culpability, since the importat.
ed Chinese coolies are being employed
on new construction for the govern
nient's own railways. A!though,np
to this time the Indignation over
this new development in Japan's
labor problem las been practically
confined to the region Immediately
affected there is every Indication
that it will precipitate all agitation
that will become national and may
cut decided figure in the coming
contest for the control of the diet.
While rs yet this new complication
has been marked by none Of the
disagreeable clashes sucl, as have re-
suited from the presence Of herds Of
low class Japanese in San Francisco,
it has given rise to much discussion
in tho native press and to open pre-
dictions of impending trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
NEARLY MILLION NEEDED
FOR the PEACE FUND

Washington. Sept. 2:I-Presitlent
Roosevelt's plan for national trib-
unal for the settlement OF strikes aud
all great labor troubles aud tho o.. /.
Establishment Of universal industrial
peace IN the United States Ia much
In need Of donation Of t85a. 900.
The nucleus for the fund is the tl0.-
900 pence prize awarded to the presi.
dent by the Norwegian parliament
aud by him turned over to the trus-
tees Of the Industrial Peace Founda-
tion fund.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
VICTIM
STABBED
10 TIMES

New York. Sept. 23-With 10 stab
wounds in his body, two Of which
had reached the hesrt. Ettifanio
Arcnrn. 10 years old, who conducted
n women's skirt factory at .sO East
Ono Hundred aud Seventh street. was
found dead there early this morning.
There were no evidences Of strug-
gle aud IL WAS clear that the pcrson
who committed the crime lad como
upon him stcalthily from behind.
Several arrests on suspicion were
made today and the detectives mre
working upon clue involving wom-
an which they felt sure would lead
to the discovery Of the murderer and
n motive Of revenge.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
FRANK KELLY WAS
SEQ A BAD CRIMINAL

That Frank Kelly the Denver youth
picked up here for burglary il u bad
one, was evidenced by statements Ne.
cured from him by Constable Duncans
as he was being taken to the county
Jail Saturday evening. When incar.
ceratcd In the city jail here lie swore
that lie did not possess = gun neither
did hc have one on Friday night,
but after being sweated on the train
he confessed to the constable that he
carried two guns that night and also
stated that he would have shot and
killed Special Policeman Billy Nor.
gan II he lad time TO turn around
and shot. But Morgan was pursuing
him closely and his murtlerous inten /
was to no avail.
Young Kelly said he threw botl,
guns away when lie saw that his cap
ture WAS about. to be affected and
that II was near some irrigsting ditch.
As nc was captured near the corner Of
Savsnt's saloon, Officer Duncxns figur-
ed II out that the ditch near there
must have been the one alluded to IN
Kelly's confession. SO yesterday
morning he searched the tall weeds
Oh the vacant lots and found ono Of
the short guns. the chamber Of which
contained four cartridges M Kelly llad
stated. but the other gun, which WAS
n much larger one, can not be founl.
He also confessed that he carried N
package while being pursued but he
refuses TO toll OF the contents Of the
package and IL It presumed both the
big gum and the package have both
been thrown into the irrigatins
ditch.
Kelly also confessed that be tried
to enter the Thompson confectionery
store. The screen was cut aud torn
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
Attack Of Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy

l was 40 weak from an attack OF
dixrrboeA that could scarcely attend
to my duties, when took n dose OF
Chamberlain Collie, Cholein and Di-
arrhoen Remedy. 1t cured mo entire
ly aud had been taking other medi-
cine for nine days without relief.
heartily recommend this remedy as
being the best TO my knowledge for
bowel complaints-R. G. Stewart. Of
the Arm Of Stewart and Bro, Green
vile, Ala. For sale by Daniels Drug
store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23

aside aud small cut made in the
door. bat Kelly stated that someone
passed up Petroleum avenue and,
thinking the TersOn was after them,
he and his partner made their get
away and contin ucd their depredn-
tiOns further down the street. There
seems tn Ike some criticism by some
on the part of the officers for trying
to push this boy through to the pen,
but the opinion Of mowt of tho peo-
pie Is tllst tho pen is about ~ good
a place for him ns any and the
chances arc decidedly In favor Of
Ills being sent there.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
FALL CATTLE ROUNDUP
BEGAN THIS MORNING

The regular fall roundup Of cattle
on the ranges on both sides Of tile
river began this morning and will
last six weeks or two month"; The
round up Oh this side Of the Arkansas
began at the Stirrup ranch in the
Black mountain country aud will end
on Thirty-onc Mile creek, near
the northern boundary of Park county
The south side roundup will be
confined to Fremont and Custer coun-
ties and will terminate we'll up In
the foothills of the continental divide.
On these round ups all of the un-
marked calves are branded and all fat
cattle are separated from the Others
and taken to market. Some days the
number Of cowboys in these drives
will not exceed twenty, at other times
there will be AZ many ~ forty. They
break the tedium Of life on the ranges
and are welcome events in the career
Of the COW boy.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
STORE BROKE INTO = During

STORE BROKE INTO - During
the latter hours Of Saturday night or
early Sunday morning, thieves broke
into the ID. and d. Ten store on West
Main street by cutting out one Of the
rear windows. As yet nothing has
been found missinu by tho prophet
Or Of the store. but II il evident that
the intruders I,ad ircu into the casl,
drawer IN mn old pistol was taken out
Of II and thrown onto the floor. Att.
or leaving the. building some old
boxes werc piled against the broken
window. the robben believing they
would throw the. .storskcepcrs on their
track.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23

MA3RIED-This morning. Frank
Phillips Of this city and Miss May
Ora Page Of OskAloosa. Iowa. The
wedding occurred at 81. Benedict +
church. FrtI,er Edmund officiating.
The young couple will 20 to house,
keeping Mt 40 West Fourth street.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23

Opc fare for round trip over the
Denver and Bio urautic to Asipn aud
return aocoaut Tr County Fair Oct.
ist 70 %th. Call % d. spd n. g..
agent for psrticuian. IS.7s
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23

Very low rates over the Denver
and Rio 6ran.le to Durango and re-
turn account Colorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival. Oct 3ud
to 9TH. Call on d. aud X. q. agent
for Particular i8-sv
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity IL here Backed
By Flereses Testimony.

AAs ORYssoosy - oVAS OaSASV
By Flersses Testimony.
Don't take our word for 1t.
Don't depend on IA strangers state
inent.
Read Florsnce endorsement.
Read the statements Of Florcnce
citizens.
And decide for yourself
Here Is one case Of It.:
VIM. A. Sharp. proprietor of the
new Quilt Manufacturing plant, st.
Elmo Hotel, ais West Main street,
Florence. Colo, says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and can certain.
ly voucli for their merits for reliev.
ing kidney dihiculties. For about a
year was considerably annoyed with
pain in my back which became worry
severe At times. Ny kidneys were in
q very disorticred condition and this
fact WAS plainly shown by the condi .
tion of tho sccrctiOns, which were too
frequent In action and deposited u
heavy brick dust sediment. Reading
about Doan's Kidneys Pills went ia
Daniels drug store and got box. A
short use was sufficient to prove to me
their value and in consequence Of the
benefit derived, l can unbcsitatingl y
give this preparation my endorse
nent. -
For sale by all dealers. Price "a
cents. Foster. Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Pew York, sole agents for the United
.3tstcs.
Remember the namc-Doans-
take no other. mwi
The daily tribune., 1907-09-23

Il pays to advertise yosr wants IN
The Tribune. li7 irst
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04

1 race, be beneficial to health and help
morality. The idea of polygamy is
not regarded with general disfavor and
the arguments offered by many states
men are regarded as based on com.
mon sense.
today Morgan urged the passage OF
the resolution favorably reported yes
terday which calls upon the president
to send TO the senate all information
he has about the Congo Free State,
the concessions and the grants in rub
Der and other things given Americans.
Morgan says II is the duty of this
country to see that King Leopold
creates no barrier to the return of
exiled Africans whose ancestors or
themselves have been In slavery In
America. Senator Morgan sees In the
negroes return to Africa the one So
luton OF the race problem in the
United States and this really is the
purpose Of his resolution.
" "oJS "SiS boihB uoinc Uou
school at La Junta, two colored and
one white. Trouble arose and the two
colored boys held the white boy and
administered a beating, striking him
on the head, evidently fracturing the
skull as after going home the little
fellow was taken i'll and died before
medical aid could be secured. The
two colored boys have been arrested.
the eldest IL years old and the other
10. Boys should be careful OF their
playmates.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
rELEoRApn,c NEWS.

There must be some great gambling
dens in the Nevada gold fields. The
other day these columns told about
man losing 100000 In twenty-four
hours at faro. No small limit could
result in such losing. And now
comes a story from Reno that Jim
May. part owner OF the May gambling
house. won $4,000 yesterday at sin
gle play at roulette in that place.
Had the dealer allowed him to make
his next play he would have won 81
$225.900 May had played faro all
night and was $4,000 to the bad, when
he went to the wheel and, rolling up
a $1,000 note, placed 1t on the four
spot The dealer supposed 1t was only
800. and as May was interested in
| the place, took OF the limit and turn
| ed the wheel. The lucky number came.
| May then placed the marker for $685.
000 on seventeen, but the dealer re-
fused the bet bystander placed .
dollar on the number and 1t came.
Boulder has already started arrange
ments for 4th of July celebration
Getting in the ring early.
| Senate bill No. 1920. introduced by
Senator Taylor. deprives sportsmen
of shooting doves. prairie chickens.
grouse and other fowl until 1920. This
is altogether too long a period and
there is no reason why few yearl
should not be given to this kind Of
shooting. especially in the case Of
doves. The bill should be amended.
According to w. J. Shotwell. San
Francisco agent of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande. the earthquake city is now
larger than before the calamity.
A. ]. Derubridge was arrested In
Chicago and fined 800 for followinl
and striking girl by the name Of
Heimer. Defendant resides In Dsnvoi
and has wife and child In California
Fell In love and followed tho woma1
tn Chicago. What fool some psopls
are.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
GALL FOR REPUBLICAN coNvEN-
TON.

Pursuant to the action OF the Re-
publican city central Committee at
meeting held Friday. February ed, =
delegate convention OF the Republican
party for the City of Durango Is here
by called to meet at the City Hall, In
said City on March .. 1907, at 2 O'Clock
D. III. for the purpose OF nominating
City officers as follows:
One candidate for Mayor at large;
One candidate for City Treasurer ut
large;
Two candidates for Alderman In
each OF the four wards OF the City.
Also the following named officers II
required to be elected by law, to-wit.
One candidate for City Clerk;
One candidate for City Attorney;
One candidate for City Marshal;
One candidate for Police Magis-
trate;
Ono candidate for City Engineer;
One candidate for Street Commis-
sioner.
And to elect chairman. and mem
bers OF the City Central Committee,
and for the transaction OF any other
business that may come before the
Convention.
The primaries will be held by wards,
and each ward is entitled To repre-
sentation as follows:
First ward-Nine delegates.
Second ward-Six delegates.
Third ward-Three delegates.
Fourth ward-Flve delegates.
The primaries will be held Thurs
day evening. March Z, 1907. between
I and o'clock y. IN. at the follow
ing places.
First ward-At livery barn on cor
ner Second avenue and Seventh street.
Second ward-At Banner office.
Third ward-rt Naegelin's shop.
Fourth ward-At North Durango
Hose House.
X. 8. CLEMENTS,
Chairman.
w. T. DAVIS. Secretary.
Dated March 2, 1907. e
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
and all bear dates subsequent to June

and all bear dates subsequent to June
%. last.
Mr.. Lyon first sent on only letters
written prior to the roof garden trag-
edy. Mr.. Jerome very anxious to have
later letters and they were sent on
by consent of Thaw attorneys. The
letters are held subject TO court or
ders.
DR.. Britton d. Evans was recalled
as soon as the letters from Pittsburg
had been examined by counsel and
Mr.. Jerome continued his crossexam-
ination of the alienist.
New York, Mar Livery day OF
the Tbaw trial apparently takes Dis
trict Attorney Jerome SO much nearer
for a request to send the slayer of
Stanford White to the asylum for
criminally insane at Matteawan.
When court reconvenes on Monday
the examination of DIR. b. d. Evans,
the defense's principal expert, will be
concluded and other medical men will
be called for cross-examination in a
continuation of Mr.. Jeromes attempt
to show that Thaws insanity is of such
a nature as to be incurable or at least
of such character as makes 1t un-
likely that he has yet recovered from
the mental arrangements which
caused him to commit homicide.
Thaw today is greatly worried over
the manifest purpose of Jerome.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
WAN TED
TO KILL A
REPORTER

Chicago, Mar 2.-This morning
George w. Fitzgerald. the teller Of
the subtieasury from whose cage the
missing sl75.OO0 was taken is on the
verge of madness. Last evening he
broke down under the third degree"
investigation and half insane ran
amuck In the federal building and
jumping in among a crowd OF report
ers made an assault on Harry Friend
an Examiner reporter. crying out: II
want to XIII YOU" Fitzgerald has not
yet been arrested but Is being shadow.
ed and that has made him so nervous
that today he is almost dangerous.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
LOST AT SEA
WITH ALL E,
ON BOARD

Victoria, B. c., Mar. 1.--Steamei
City of Pueblo arriving this morning
reports the loss at sea of the gasoline
vessel Bessie of San Francisco with
all on board. The Bessie was heavily
deck laden and in a rough sea turned
over The Pueblo passed her bottom
nm
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04

w. T. DAVIS. Secretary.
Dated March 2, 1907.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-18
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: y Local and Personal y !:


Jno. Briscoe was attending TO
business matters in the city Mon
day.
H.. H. Hargis, the II. |. agent,
is spending the week in Chicago
and Kansas City.
w. +. Buchanan bought two lots
on Center street west of the Eagle
cornlce works, Tuesday from
Thomas Egerton.
Rev. J. M. Campbell and Rev.
w. V. Teer came in the first of
the week from Melrose where they
had attended the district confer
ence. Rev. Teer is minister OF the
M. E. Church, South, at Watrous,
n. M.
G. c. lgo, president Of the Trust
& Savings Bank, spent several
days in town. He was returning
from a trip home in Kentucky and
stopped off en- route back to his
ranches. He was surprised to see
the very rapid growth Tucumcari
has made in such a short time.
A A Ranch was this week pur-
chased by w. F. Buchanan, presi.
dent Of the First National bank
for a consideration of 100000
The ranch was property Of Sheriff
J. A. Street, and is located near
Tucumcari mountain and about two
miles south and a little east of town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-18

w. A. Jackson returned the first
OF the week from Amarillo, and is
feeling like we may, some OF these
times, expect the Choctaw into
Tucumcari. Mr.. Jackson belongs
to our progressive business people
and is always looking for an enter
prise that is going to help our
to wn and county. In other words
he is a booster for Tucumcari and
Quay county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-18
Obituary Notice.

Mrs. Media Trimble nee Dudley
was born in Galveston, Texas
Feb. 26, 1866, and reared and ed
ucated at Beard, Texas. At the
z of fourteen she became a mem
Der of the M. L. Church, South.
After the death of her husband she
came with her children to Quay
county, locating rear Lloyd. On
the twenty-ninth day OF April she
exchanged her earthly for her heav-
emily home. Her remains were
buried in the new cemetery near
the Loan Cotton Wood, this county
Our sc wash goods counter is an
eye opener. T. A. Muirhead & Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-18

For up-to-date king see
MEsDAMEs CLAYTON < RICHARDS,
Jucumcari Hotel, Room 10.
5 I8-2t
Mems underwear at saving
prices. T. A. Muirhead & Co.
lady with
from n to four good sized child
rem to live on farm. G propo-
sition. Address
Comb. Box No. II,
32-4t pd Tucumcari, N. M.
Just received bowls and pitchers,
white and decorated dishes. All
kinds at bargain prices.
T. A. Muirhead & Co.
Notice 10 Architects and Civil
Engineers! We are prepared to
make Your blue prints up to 80
inches.
: I8-2t PANKEY * JOHNSON.
FOR SALE-Good Hereford
bull. Address
M. RUDULFH,
32-4t Tucumcari, N. M.
Wash goods worth up to Ioc a
yard is on our sc counter.
T. A. Muirhead x Co.