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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-06
LOCAL POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Facts and Fiction About What Has Been ant
Is to Be.

Are you satisfied now:
Will the prohibs keep quiet now:
Is the machine busted? Well, rather.
Guilford is the banner town in Wind
ham.
And even the people shall now have
their say.
That 10, 600 mo- majority was sim
ply a rumor
There will be no saloons here until
after May lst
Cheer up, We sullen warriors, you We
carried Vernon
The Reformer Office was popular
place Tuesday night.
Brer. Fits lost his head and his hat
when he heard from Rockingham.
Where will the stuff come from for
the next Canal street flag raising?
The Boston Herald's weather man
predicts less dry weather for Vermont.
It's Every aggravating case" with
several inconsolables of our acquaint-
ance.
For a list of Brattleboro's open sa-
looms, call at the office of the Vermont
Phoenix.
Rum, Romanism and Rutland is
what Parson Parry's successor attrib-
utes it to.
Home Rule seems to be quite popular
in Brattleboro. Even the women like
home rule.
Ii will be necessary for the high Ii
ceuse local-option crowd to win once
more. Three times and out or in.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-06
.Rebearsals for the Catholic Uni,


minstrels will begin next week.
Never use programmes unless you
have plenty of spare coin and do not
care whether they pay or not.-Advis-
or.
old advertisers who have tested the
full strength of publicity and know its
value appreciate best the possibilities
of advertising and comprehend the i'm,
mense and unlimited scope of the field
of operation.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Vermont Wheel club was held IN
the rooms Tuesday evening, there be-
ing an unusually large attendance.
The question of increasing the club
membership to 200 was voted upon
with the result that the limit will not
be changed.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-06
Public Dance at Notices Hall.

There will lie dance at Notices Hall, Birge
street, Tuesday evening, Feb. 10. All are cor
daily invited. Tickets 20 cents per couple,
Ladies alone 10 cents. Refreshments served.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-06

Mrs. shippy and Miss Howard, Dressmakers,
81 High st. II
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-06

fountain club was held Saturday even
ing in the Brooks House, about 90
members and invited guests attending.
A choice repast was discussed in the
hotel dining room and interesting post
prandial exercises followed, Capt. F.
ID. Weld acting as POSTMASTER. Among
the speakers were Bailiffs l.. Nj. Howe,
r. c.. Bacon. and L. W. Hawley. Chief
Engineer Sanders, Assistant Engineers
william Warren and Don Miller. c. +.
r. .Ienne. Col. III. E. Taylor, l.. ID.
TAYLOR and E. NJ. Applin. The speeches
we're mostly in the nature of congratu-
lation upon the good work of the fire
department and suggestion as to i'm
provements along certain lines. Music
was furnished by a quartet composed
of w. A. Gilbert, w. S. Stearns, A. 5.
Thompson and +. II. Brasor, Mr..
Brasor giving several solos in addition.
Mrs Wallace Pratt, whose late nus,
band was for long time Identified
with the club, presented every member
with handsome boutonniere. Follow
ing is a list of the members most OF
whom were present: III. F. Brown, Les
ter Akley, r. f. Bush, J. Brocklng-
ton, NJ. f. Cooper. Charles Cook, Roy
Cook, George Kaine, b. ]. Devo, NJ.
d. Grout, II. f. Harris, L. ID. Harris,
]. Henkel, A. Houghton, A. Horton,
L. w. Howe. Z. Hildreth, A. II. Will
der. II. Goodenough. f. NJ. Applin,
Charles Bemis, Charles Bartlett, III. c.
French, II. Sanders, T. Longuiel, f..
L. Wyman, F. II. Hildreth, A. Reyes,
d. III. Miller, J. P. Mack, A. A. Smith,
c. c. Turner, James Murphy, P. J.
Hopkins, h. E. johnson, I. McVeigh..
II. Merber. A. Perham, c. L. Cobb,
f. Rovers, c. Robertson, c. W. Sar-
gent, W. S. Stearns. E. NJ. Smith, Ora
Stevens, T. f. Kali, L. c. White, +.
ID. Weld. n. II. White, E. Wheeler,
A. Winchester, J. l. Newman, W. ID.
Perry. W. I. Spears, F. Tuthill, Ben
Perry, H, Rhode, ]. Retting, F..
Streeter, ID. " Tenney, A. Taylor.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
BlOOIllsdale News.

tReceved too late for publication last week
Rev Father Pruess visited ST. Louis
this week.
A much needed rain fell here Mon
day morning.
Drummer John Myers arrived in
our midst Wednesday.
Elliott Drury and son Joseph visit.
ed Ste GeueN ieve Tuesday.
l.. E, Drury is IN 81. Louis under.
going treatment for his eye es.
Rev. Father Kotte OF Ste. Genevieve
WAS here on visit this week.
John LaRose aud wife made busi-
ness trip to 81. LouIs this week.
Several Of our Ste. Geneyieve
friends attended the ball at this place
Monday night.
The ball given by Henry Brischle
aud Jos. Bader at Sycamore Hail last
Monday night WAS a grand success.
Wheat threshing is about over in
this nelghborhood. An average of
from 3 to 5 bushels per acre was
the yield this year.
SEEMING is strictly prohibited by law
and the grand jury will no doubt
look into the matter at The next term
of court ss several parties have re-
Gently been SEEMING IN the Establish.
ment Greek. F. II. +. S.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

An amusement like this is al
ways source of pleasure to Mrs.
G. st Gem. A very merry party
Of four young people left the resi-
dence of Capt. G. St Gem last
Sunday, bent on pleasure. After
reaching the Establishment, light
lunch, / imagine, WAS served.
A fter enjoying the day by not
fishing, but picture taking instead,
Kiss blanche Flanagan and Mr..
Mcclellan, Miss Hazel Virginia
Bigger and Mr.. Samuel Lyman
Rugg, of st. Louis, who composed
the party, returned. All report.
ell q perfectly lovely time. The
party left by boat for st. Louis,
where Miss Bigger will visi,
friends, awaiting the arrival of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. st. Gem aud will
with them take her departure for
California.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Lebanon FIsh-fry.

On Saturday, July 18Th, company
Of the good people Of Lebanon neigh.
borhood collected upon the bank OF n
little creek IN the extreme northeast
ern part OF Ste. Geneyieve county +,
just back of John Pricster's field,
where they enjoyed the days outing
in the form OF an old fashion fish-fry.
There were many present OF all
ages and both sexes. Mr.. Sam Fergu.
son Mr.. John Akeus aud Mr.. Gibson
were there with their families. Among
the young ladies present were Miss
Katie Baily aud Miss Florence Field
with their navy blue suits on Miss
Fannie Lang aud her sister Gussie
who, by their costume, very much
resembled butterflies, and MISS EIar
Baily, Miss Ada Gibson and Miss
Alice Akens who wore their bright
est smiles, for il seemed that they
were not only fishing for German
carp winch swim the river, but for
WHlJu the
land.
Uncle Billy Dutton was there with
his pole aud line, and his usual
amount OF mirth. A large quantity
Of fish was caught aud most Of them
were devoured on the spot. Mr..
Forest Bsily took first honors Ia eat.
f.... ~
Geneyieve took second. Miss Nauma
Akens had the proud distinction Of
catching the larges, fish. 1, was All
eel OF unusual length aud il passed
through many hands before it was
captured, even after il had been
landed.
Mr.. Ilensley Akens spent most of
his time in batting Mise Ellar Baily's
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Pointed Paragraphs.

Grumbliug is lots of comfort to
some men.
Never judge a man by the cigars he
gives away.
The prodigsl son Of the meek and
lowly hen ism bad egg.
Anger is the thunder that sours the
milk Of human kindness.
No man can serve two masters un
less he ia low down politician.
A scientist who investigated the
coisr OF a cyclone found il blew.
An appetite for liquor beats an um-
breils for keeping some men dry.
Asa national institution the oyer
coat is now eclipsed by tho shade
tree
No, COrdelia, woman isn't necessar.
lily out OF yarn when she knils her
brOws.
Subtle minds are usually submis.
sive only when submission serves
their own interests Chicago News.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Order of Publication.
STATE or MlsSOURI1
Hpupey- pf O.. Ia,,.,-g..,. IS

STATE or MIsSOURI,
County of Ste Geneyieve, SIS
In the Probate Court OF the County OF ste.
1908. >''''
Estate OF ),.,-
Martha Porter. Deceased, JOmer oi Pub
Susan Young, Administrative. ho";ion'
susan Young, AdniuisiratriN OF the estate
oi Martha Porter, deceased, presents 10 lhe
Count her petition, pray ing for an order Tor the
shle OF 50 muca OF the Real Estate of said ,le-
ceased as Will pay and satisfy the remaining
Heo's que ON sald estate, and yet unpaid lnr
want ol sHihclehl assets, accompanied hy ne
accounts, lists and inventories required by l.w
IN sNCh case, on examination whereof II = ~.
utifd that all persons interested In the estate OF
Sa" uec,T,scd be notified that application As
aforesaid has been made and thai uuless IN A
contrary De SHOWN on or hslure the first dHv of
ne hrNl term OF this Court, to be held on he
lnl'' Munuay OF August next an order V 4 be
Ha'lc Tor Tie save Of the whole, or So m "a ui me
ktHl Estate at said lpcaasrd a. WIil he sun;rtcpt
iher ordered that this notice be publi isGpd ia
some newspaper in this ounty for four weeks
before the neat term Uf this Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI
county OF ste. Geneyieye, ~
J. John L. Rpgy, uige ot the Probate Court
Of SAID County, hereby certify that the nbo,. ia
n true copy Of the original Order Of Publication
lhsrtin referred To, IA the same appears OF rec
ord in my once.
.....,. W itness my hand ~ Judge and tb,
seal sea- OF our said Court. Done nt
, ''''''' once IN Ste GeueSitye, In auid
County, This 7th day July, \. u. 1898.
JOHN l.. sOGY,
Judge Of the Probate Court
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The Vicar General of the Cath.
olic Archdiocese OF st. Louis, the
Right Rev. Henry MuehlSiepen,
died in 81. Louis on Tuesday, July
2lst. The remains were inferred
Friday in the Arcadia, Mo GENE
terry. Rev. John Muehlsiepen of
Weingarten, a nephew Of the de.
ceased, and Rev. o. l.. van Tour.
enhOut attended the funeral,
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Order of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI, / o..

STAIE nn,.l, Or MISSOURI So
In the Probate Court of the County Of ste
Genevieye aud state of Missouri. May term,
1903.
Estate of )o,,
John \. Neis, Deceased, }o'iCt ui ruO
Gus. l.. SchOettier, Executor. } "o"''"n'
Gus. l.. Schoettler, Executor OF the estate Of
John ~ Ncis, deceased, presents To the Court
MS petition, pray ing for an order Tor the sale
al 80 much OF the Real Estate nj said dpceasel
as viii pay and satisfy the remaining debts due
by said estate, aud yet unpaid Tor want Of
suIhclent assets, accompanied hy the accounts
lisCs and Inventories required by law in sucn
case, on examination whereof il IL ordered that
AL persons Interested In the estate Of said de-.
ceased br notified that application as atnre said
mas been made, and that unless the contrary he
shown on or before the 1rst day OF the mex /
term oi this Court, To hc held on the Third Mon
day of August next an order Will he made Ior
the sale of the whole, or much of lhr Real
Estate OF the sUid deceased IA will be sufficient
ordered that this notice be published IN some
newspaper in this County for four weeks Uelore
the next term Of this Court
STATE OF MI>SOURI,I
County Of Ste. Genevievc,
!. John l., BOgy, Judge uf the Probate Court
oi said County, hereby certify that the above is
true copy of the original Orner ot Publication
therein referred to, as the same appears OF rpc-
ord In my office.
:...:.. Witness my hand as Judge and the
seal seal Of our said court Done at
once in ste. q pnevieye, IN said
County, this 7th day of July, a, u, 1903
JOHN l.. BOGN,
Judge OF the Probate Court.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Pope Leo XIII died shortly
after 4 o'clock Monday, july Goth,
His last moments were compare
lively peaceful and painless, and
were preceded by period of
insensibility. Around the bed.
side ut the final moment were the
cardinals, the relatives and the
members Of the papal court.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The Wizards of ste. Genevievp
were defeated by the Ozora team
ut Rivals Park last Sunday by
q score of 9 to Z. The Wizards
were managed by Father Kotte,
and Father Peters had charge OF
the Ozora nine. William Kempf
Of st. Louis, the pitcher for
Ozora, struck out twenty.one
men. Nick BOlle of the Wizards
had twelve strike outs to his
credit. TO morrow the Rivals will
cross bats with the Mound City
club Of st. Louis.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

hook, or unIangling her line. Mi-s
Eraf seemed to possess III unusual
giii at hanging her hook on every log
III the creek aud Oi course Mr.. Hens.
ley was the only person who knew
how to loosen II. About three O'Clock
IN the afternoon most of the crowd
wound up their lines aud went away :,
hut few of the more patient KIND
f-hed on until night with good re.
suits SO passed day of joy.
TAUGENICnTs.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Mr.. l.. A. Kelley, of Wapello,
Iowa, has been IN our city for
several days past in the interest
of will s. Matthews who has
been confined in Jail here on
u charge of forgery. Matthews
is hut a mere boy, in his seven
teenth year. He was released on
bond Wednesday last and at once
left for his home in Indiana. Mr..
ReiIey says the boy is of an excel
lent family, and came here we'll
recommended.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Saloon for Sale,

Babb's saloon in Weinga' ten, Mo
Size of lot 50xl20 good frame build.
ing 20x40 feet. Will sell rea- ousble if
sold by Aug. 8, 1908, at which time
license expires. Business ia good.
The reason for selling is thsr owner
Intends going into other BUSINESS.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. These pills
change weakness into strength, list
lessness into energy, brain.fag into
mental power They're wonderful In
building up the health. Only 25cts.
per box. Sold by X. w. Lanning.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

A party composed Of Misses
Annie, Grace and Lottie Jokerst,
Zoe LaGrave and Flora Bogy.
accompanied by Messrs, Joseph
Vaeth, Ben Bond, Theo. Douglas
and John Tlspek, spent Thursday
at Gillam's Gave.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

s. Henry Smith lately located
Mt ST. Mary's, hut rs usual, his
rowing nature won't let him re.
main long lie thought when he
went there IL would he his las,
move, but now he is building n
house boat IN which he expects to
doat down the Mississippi river,
pull up the Red river IN Texas
aud finally locate in Oklahoma
Perryville Republican.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The game of baseball played
here last Sunday between the col
ored mines of st. Mary's and Ste.
Geneyieve, resulted in a victory
for the former club by u score OF
Sto7.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

One man was killed and an
other severely injured by the
premature explosion of dynamite
last Tuesday at Donahue's rail
road camp, about ten miles north
of TOWN.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF the Ste. Genevicve Public
Schools for the year commence
ing July l,t, 1902, and ending
July lst, 1903.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Personal.

An,on Bahr visited ST Louis this
week
Louis Boyce spent last Saturday in
81. Louis.
A &. Chandler Of Minni,h was in
town Monday.
Rev Father Peters of Ozpra was ~
iowu Wednesday.
Ed. Boverie visited Prairie du
Rocher this week.
Charles Siebert OF 81. Mafy's was
in town Wednesday.
Joseph Huber of Pennington Wis
tied our city tins week.
Miss Mamie Sexsuer visited friends
in 81. Marl's last week.
Mrs. George Beckermann visited
relatives in St Louis his week.
Mrs. }. Z. Pra,te aud children are
visiting relatives near s.. Msry's.
Jules Pe,requin aud wife spent last
Monday and Tuesday in 81. Louie.
Miss Kate Kern has returned home
from visit TO relatives in Perryvillc.
Thomas Castlemsn of POtosi, Mo
paid Ste. Geneyieve n visit this week
Mrs. John l.. Boverie aud Mis-.
Sallie Shaw spent Thursday in St.
Louis.
Mrs. VIII Sexauer aud baby re
turned from d visit 10 St. Mary's last
Tuesday.
Jules aud Sylvester Rozier OF S,
Mary's were in town last Monday
ia town.
Henry Londergsn returned home
this week from a visit to his parents
in Chicago.
IIeury Myers and wife, Of St
Msry's, spent last Mouday in Ste
Geueyieye.
George Web Of ST. Louis was the
s"ce' VI hls blOthcl W ' zen III DuI
city this week.
Mise Seph. Mnrice aud daughter
Miss Susie, departed tor ST. Loui,
last Wednesday night.
Prof Edward Becky OF Cincinnati
Ohio, made business trip to Ste
Geneyieve this week.
Prosecuting Attorney J. &. Prstif
spen, several days of this week on
his farm in this county.
Mrs. Henry Kohm aud children re
turned home last Monday from F.,
visit 10 relatives in ST Mary's.
E. J. Baumann, the Main stree
ieweler, speu, Monday in ST. Louil
purchasing supply of goods.
Mis- Zoe LaGrave, of 81. Louis
was the guest of Misses Annie an,
Lottie JokersI ia our city this week
Misses MoIie and Ella Straugha,
aud IIorieuse Dalton departed TO,
81. Louis last Sunday TO visit rea
tiyes.
Miss Emelie Hoffman of 81. Mary
spent the first part OF the week wltl
relatives and friends in Ste. Gene
We've.
Misses Dorsthea Rehm, Nina Tot
ten and Dess Leigh Hyde, guests o
Miss To,ten left Wednesday nigh
for St. Louis.
Miss Mamie Kaiser of ST. Lou
passed through Ste. Genevieye Fri
day on her way to New Gutenberg T.,
visit her parents.
Miss Adele Rozier, who has beel
spending a month with relatives il
Ste. Genevieve, returned 10 her home
in DeSOto "Wednesday evening
Miss Katie ScLmaIl, who has beer
spending week with relatives il
Ste. Genevieve, returned to hcl
home in 81, Louis Wednesday eve
ming,
Miss Lizzie SeiIz, who has been
visiting her parents in this city, re
turned to Moherly, Mo, last Sun.
day, accompanied by her sister Mis-.
iiilda,
Misses Nina Totten, Dorsthea
Rehm aud Dess Leigh lIy de, %.
Cairo, H., spent very pleas
ant day visiting The lead mines Al
Flat River, as the guests OF Mr.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Charles Dempsey purchased
the Fred. ROnnenberg property
OIL Main street, north of the
bridge, for the sum of S6,25O.
Mr.. ROnnenberg purchased Mrs.
Bertha DOerge's house and lot
on Main street for $1,000.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Sp"r'smeb have good winter
season before them IN Missouri. The
country is iull "i quail aud rabbits,
while the 1903 squirrel crop is 20.
ported as enormous. .-Ex,
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Picnic at Lawrenceton on Sat
urday, August Sth, for the benefit
of the Catholic Church. A fine
dinner aud refreshments of all
kinds will be served, Plenty of
good music. Everybody cordial.
ly invited. COMMITTEE.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
StenOgraPhers Wanted salary
$50 10 S75,

DO you want a good position 7
II 81, send for our 1903 Catalog
aud he convinced that ours is the
school to attend,
DESoTo COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
DeSOto, Mo.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

List of letters remaining I'M.
called for in the Ste. Genevieve
pOstoffice Fred j Loewe, Mat.
hew A. Jones, Nick Gagg, Lizzie
Gesst, John Fowler, F, 4. Fonda.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The band boys chartered the
Pasoline boat "Dewey" last Sun
day and went up so the Establish
inent creek to spend the day,
They report having q good time,
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Felix Petrequin sold lot on
Washington street this week to
". W. Wilder for $1,000. John
Koetting also sold lot TO August
Baumgartner for Sl20,
Fair play., 1903-07-25

MRS. NJ. f.. KERN, the Main
street miliner, is offering for sale
her remaining stock of summer
hats at cost price.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Wanted at Once

a few more teachers for fall schools.
Salaries range from $500 to $4,000
Address with stamp,
AMERICAN TEACHERS AssOCIATIoN,
Memphis, Tenn.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

For SALE Bed room suite,
wardrobe, library table, reception
chairs, dishes, etc.
MRS. T.. O. WILEY,
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The Mound City baseball club
Of St. Louis will play the Rivals
here Sunday.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Work WAS begun last Monday
on the telephone line which is to
be extended from Zell to Farm.
iueton.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

When other medicines have failed
take Foleys Kidney Cure. II has
cured when ever, thing else has dis
appointed. Sold by IIinch & Douglas
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Mrs. Alex. LaRose, aged 2S
years, died of cancer at her home
in this city on Friday, July oath.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

BORN, on Monday, July goth,
to the wife of Mr.. Henry Burle, q
son.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

The financial statement of the
public schools is published in this
issue.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

WANTED, lumber in exchange
for fruit trees. j. w. SHAW.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
vieh's Bakery, one door east of

! Vieh's Bakery, one door cast of
J inch Il Douglas drug store,
/ cps constantly on hand a full
supply OF bread, cakes and rolls,
alsn fine bananas and fresh roast.
ed peanuts. Orders received by
Telephone will be promptly attend.
ed to.
Fair play., 1903-07-25
1902 Merchant 1000
lUUu.Garglin Oil, lJUL,

A liniment for man & beast.
Kept in all No. drug stores
all over the world.
MERCHANT GARGLIN On CO.,
LOckpOrt, N, Y.
Fair play., 1903-07-25

Advertise in the FAIR PLAY
Fair play., 1903-07-25
Order of Publication.
TATE OF MISSOURI 90

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF ste. Genevieve,
In the Circuit Court, County Aforesaid.
Before the Hon Robert A, Anthony, Judge
thereof.
st.Louis, Memphis and Southeastern Railroad
Company Plaihtin,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-21

w. p. TURNER & co.
Phone 262.
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If you do not find anything in this
list that suits you, phone 262, or
better still. call at our Office. We
will be glad to show you and will
treat you right.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-21
N~AA~~@
LOCAL NEWS 5
All kinds of nuts-Hampton's.

All kinds of nuts-Hampton'S.
Fresh chocolates at Hampton's.
]. A. Seay of Dayton, N. NJ, is in
the city.
j. T. Patrick of Artesia is stop
ping at a leading local hotel.
R. Michaels, a prominent sheer
man of Lincoln. is in the city.
D. M. Gardner Of FIT. Smith Ark,
is among the recent arrivals.
B. H. Tallmadge. the immigration
man of Chicago. is in the city.
c.. M. Lesinger, of Burlington, To-
wa, is here on a prospecting trip.
Frank Newcomer of Higgins, Tex,
arrived in the city last evening.
L. S. Wilder. of Woodward. Okla
homa, arrived on last evenings train
Mrs. R. w. Thompson of Claire
mont Texas. is among the new ar
rivals.
J.. E. Boyd, R. 1. Hart. j. B.
Hutchinson and B. Gaylor of Anna
rillo, are in the city.
L. T.. Sholars., John S. Majors
and John R. Hodges of Artesai are
at the Shelbyin the city.
DIR. J.. w. Lands and John Nc
Kenzie, two well known citizens Of
Fort Stanton. are in the city.
Chas. F. Easley of Santa Fe is
here on legal business. He has a sor
who is a cadet at the Military Acad
envy.
J.. F. Ashley, Carl Lance, John Os
borne and C. E. Petman of La Jun
ia. Colorado. arrived here Saturday
afternoon.
Chas. D. Keyes. j. E. Bloom. j. T
Martin, John Orr. ara in from the
ranch and are registered at the
Grand Central.
For Sale.
The Sanitary Dairy with all equip
ments. 25 excellent milk cows, IL
high bred heifers, 2 bulls. lot of al
falfa, wagon, separator, bottles. new
barn and everything complete. Elk
ira good trade. Will sell cheap il
sold at once. Reason for selling Civ.
en- on application.-E. B. Evans.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-21
JOE COOK HOLDS THE RECORD
At the Bowling Alleys, but Somebody
Will Soon Beat il.

The Coliseum Bowling Alley offers
q box of fine cigars to the first one
who viii beat the present high rec
ord at ten pins which is 232 made
by Joe Cook. Beginners sometimes
have a run Of luck and make a high
score, so everyone has q chance at
the cigars. Il.