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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-09
FRBKER NOMINATED

and Alabama Yields fa the EnHIfs
state Of NsN York Vas the re
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
Crop Conditions.

The rains have q; last been general!
and every FARMER is smiling. Their"
NaS very lit;'" March corn planted.
and tins corn has suffered severely.
ln> later planting has no. suffered
So mitch. and row promises (: line
Weld The average OF the cotton
crop :: rather small as compared with
Iu,v during the last decade. but has
good color and is Splendiily ,rv;itcd
Some sections ci the county have
had showers all along. and The cotton
IN these sections is very good indeed.
On some oi the sandy lands the cot
;o" i very good. bat cotton OH re"
lands is small. and unless thST" are
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
For The Legislature.

The i"i!"winy j. from :hc editorial
columns ui ,i,c Earnwcii New Srnti-
nj:
We note that Mr. +. II. Aull is q
candidate ior reelection - The LcgiS-
iature from Ncwhcrry county. Mr..
Null was looked upon. during thc last
two sessions. a> leader in the house.
AID his opinions and jud@mcn; wc
heard 4 member from Barnwell coun-
~ say quit: recently. were always
eagerly >ough, and well considered.
We presume that the voters OF New
berry county will show their wisdom
and re-clcct him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
EUTAWVILLE LYNCH1NG.
D.. Of ecEc"or P-e~~-t .'c
J! res:


c..:..:. - = r. 1881. f,-a:,f -.
,>,..,..., -. :......... J.. .,.. ,..,. .; he
.,..r~ !>;rr r~,,,l,rar, who vas re-
...,.r,. rrr.,ncf =, r.fovviIIr by E:
.n,h
Sl,:.;.o- IIn,i.hr,.t - his rron--
,. -. .,,...r..,.r ,o,.. ~ ,,o-t.
.,,:.,. .i,.. ,,t;nt ,.,~.ncr j. sat-
;s.i,,.i and indeed think every citizen
WHO heard tic ic>ti,nunv ! satisfied
- 90 the personnel -; .hc guilty par
,;,. We ;i,iAE III. perpetrators Of
.;;. ,,r;.,r numbered ~: exceeding
.:x All .; .hc witnesses who offered
,,,.:. ,,,,,,.. ,,.o-.. ,.arri,.trv examined
..,1 ..,..~,.;b;ro WIS dor, that would
.,,.1 i;rl,, ,.,o,, fho ,-aosaciion 50
;.~ co,,,d sco
RI. ,.,r,n,r.s i,,ry seemed to be
.,orno.,l q; = jot o. conscientious
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in the post "tficc Al
Ncwhcrry. 5. c.. ior the week ending
July 3. 1901.
.\-NIiSS Mary Lou Abncy.
'i-Mr. Fortune Brot:on. Carrie
n"rdcn.
C-Mr. N. d CraSby. Miss Jessie
ChapplcS. Mr.. J. II. Glenn. Mir. G. P.
Cobb.
D-Alr. Z. C. Davenport.
l:-.Anuc FIHrlling. II. p. Finch.
G-Mrs. Ellen Glasgow. Mr.. +. E..
Ga,inol
ia :. Mark Hawkins. Lizzie
Hahn. Mrs. l.. NJ. Melton. Mr.. Mar
cclion> Har;on. Miss II. /. Holland.
Airs. Ella James. Mr.'J. 3. john
son. Miss y l.. Noon.
I,-AliSS Ann Brown Lee. Sidney
Lid. Miss Daisy Long. Nj. 5. ~.
."ug
N-A!r>. In" Maybin.
Miss E!lex Pitts. Miss Carrie Pitts.
X Mrs. Every Robson. Mrs. Anii
Rutherford. Joe +. Scott. Jr.
T-M"-. Sa'lir Zimmerman.
W-NlrS. Rosa Wardc. Mrs. Carrie
West. Mr.. T. r. Wix. ,.
Person, calling i"r these letters VIII
please say :i?cy were advertised.
Chas. !. Purcell.
P. NJ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
Notice TO Confederate Veterans.

The surviving soldiers and sailors
.: The State and Confederate States
j, the late war between The states.
will meet in their respective town
<llirS nu Saturday. August 8. 1904. al
; o'clock p. m. 10 elect Township
REPRESENTATIVE ii The Veterans OF SAID
t"wn>hip.
T." meeting IN No. | vii! he i'll
\:litrr'S office: No. ,. Gibsons store:
~. ;. Glymrhvilic; No. I. Whitn1re;
Nn. :. Jalapa; No. 8. 1-ongShore: NJ.
:. Chappcii>: NJ. $. ". I. Herbert
NJ. q. Prosperity: No. 10. Jolly
Street: No. n. Pumaria. TEcSa rep
r.:~r,ra:irrs will meet at Ncwhcrry.
5. G.. IN auditors Office on LIST Mon
.,"v il September. I" viet; 1 Pension
Board ;"r zoos.
". G. Peterson.
Chairman {. p. 3.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Tn" Bachelor Maids will meet with
the Misses Martin ;hiS afternoon at
s o'clock. The members are requested
70 notify the hoStesses whether or not
they will attend.
The commissioners OF public works
will meet this afternoon to purchase
the new electric plant for The city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
Wade.
A Remarkable Stalk Of Cotton.

Dave Wilson. colored. has a rare
stalk oi cotton in 4 small patch III
the rear al his shoe shop on College
street. 1t is taller than any in the
patch and has two limbs at each Leaf
on the main body OF the stalk. making
the stalk very thick and has great
many blooms and bolls.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22

See O"attcbaum & Schumpert's
Nd. elsewhere in this issue. They
',av" something 10 offer all who en-
pcct to by wagons this summer.
Sec lhc elegant Suit OF Clothing at
Won;c,,'s. Reduced from S12.5o 10
$2:25.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
Picnic at Schumpert's Mill.

There will be Il picnic Al Sch::nl-
p"r,'> old mil! on Saturday. My ,'oih.
III" D;:hlic i invited.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAVE on HAND y LOT OF
the good dry lumber which am
now ready 70 deliver. Address me
1t Ncwbcrry r. 7. D. No ,.
". I. Herbert,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
To Teach at S.. Pauls.

Mis- Louise i:.s~:i. II N'HaTt!s. mas
been elected =, l.aci! Ii" =. Pa"'>
.,&rni a"~;,'" :i,r r:-St'':% session.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22
PURELY PERSONAL.
TIE Movements OF Many People,
Newbe-T!ans and Those Who
Visit NewberTy.

in Charleston.
Mr.. Herbert Cook IS 1, home ioT
a !"~ days.
Miss ). l.. ,:"i:anG ia.~~ Today !or
visit 70 Atlanta.
Prof. \. /: .Auil. oi I.cnoir college.
Hickory. \. &. i i! he city.
superintendent I. J. H"yd spent
Sunday in Grvcnvi!ic.
Miss Eva Wright is visiting friends
in Greeuviic.
Mrs. !. c. Mace. oi Darlington. is
at Mr.. 2. L. Gri:iN'>. in The city.
.Ir. Ed. /. Riser. OF Mason. Ga. is
visiting his motllcr. Mrs. 5. \. Riser.
Mr.. c. T. Bell returned yesterday
20 Augusta. after al extended vlS!,
IL tf'.s city.
MISS Gvnc.:vrc Evans returned
yesterday from Al. cxtr"ded visit 10
friends in Clinton.
Mrs w. P. Houseai returned on
Saturday from L v.si; 70 friends Al
Cayce.
Miss Julia Paisley : on an EXTEND
ed visit to friends and relatives in
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22

DO y"u war; 4 wagon. and wart
y.r"r moneys worth: Ouattlcbaunl X
Schumpcr; will save YOU good money
and give yo;i the ';ghtcSt running and
;r:t wagon sold in the south. They
have any size yo" may want.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22

MONEY TO LOAN-We negotiate
loans on improved farm lands at
seven per cent. interest on amounts
over one thousand dollars, and eight
per cent. interest on amounts less
than $1,000. Long time and easy
payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22

MONEY TO IEND-Long time;
: pcr c"nt. easy terms. .lo''l-
stone & CrCnier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-22

Summer vNC:iT>lON tCKt:S SNNV UlI'
I'll October S1st aslo on sale, Fo'
schedules. etc. apply to
S. H. Mclean, Agent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
9as Sfentli6e Concert oes
WuitsS ereins
Sinbet beute Mbenb ftatt.

9eute Abenb finbet oas 6fentli9e
Concert bes Muftbereins, fir tueI6es
fold auberoroentli6e Nnfreneungen
gema9t tporoen finb, ffatt.
Ser Nppolo Club bon Muncie,
Snb., Die SOpranifin SRI. 9orotbea
Sungclaus unb Der Senoriff Orbile
5arolo tperoen mitpirfen.
Das Programm:
Dnpertnre, nGien5i" 0aoner
OrGeftsr.
Martttrnbel Il ySauit" ....... @ounob
@emii6ter @bor unb Dr6eter.
pSoreaeor ct Inbalouie" ....... 9~ubinffein
Sr6efter.
Gabatina aus u&6ni9in BON Saba". @ounob
SRI. 9orotbp SunscIaus unb Or6efter.
nMpnoaufgane". .8ade
Apoao Club, Mdnnerdor 6es Muftfz
8ereinS unb Gtrei9z Ordefter.
a "Sweetheart". grentis
b y8erLafen" RoSd3at
NpoHD Club.
StnaIe 1. Ict aus pRien5i" 800. @aener
9err SrptIe 6arroGb, 9lpono Club,
Ndnner9pr bes NuIfpereins
nnb Srbeffer.
GaletsWfufif aus y2e gib"....... RafTenet
Al @aitiGane, b. s%rasonaiie, g Nauaratle.
SrGeter.
az Solveigs Song 800. @rieo.@ rnefttnpf
b Mighty lax a rose. gepin
Oanendpr.
Apotbeits aus uDie Meiferitnser" .@a9ner
Gemti6ter @bor unb 0r9eiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
Ste Sanser oes WnFtbereins
@bren 3errn Sreb. g. 8ui9 burd ein
Stdnb6en.

Sang uno Slang bereintete fi9 ge.
fern Nbeno gu elmer beionberen Iuf=
mertiamteit fir Germ Sreb. g. &ui9
BET gelesenbeit ieines 70. @eburts=
tages.
Na9 Der @eneral=g robe, Die Der
WufttOerein fiir Das 9roBe beute bebpr=
itehenoe 6fentli9e Concert seftern ab=
belt, begab fi6 Der geIammte @bor
nod Der @obnung bes beliebten Mit=
9liebes bes 9euti6en Sauies, I'm ibm
in S6nen Den berali6en @liiduunf@
oes Wuitpereins our @eburtagsfeier
aus3ubrtifen.
Sic Camille &uf6 BON ben Seiern
Der lebten Sagen ermtioet, bate fi9
f6on our &ube beeeben als Die SGneer
bOr Der WObnung 716 gioro Capitol
Npe. anlan9te. Inter 2eitung bes
0irigenten Germ u. grmefttnof, fang
Der @bor vSie fiBen oeuti9en Wei~
fem, vSas alte Witterlein" unb
,Wutterliebe." 9te berrli9en Some
lodten btele Der ummobner a n tire
Genter unb aud i'm Sauie Guf9
muroe es lebenois, nm ben Sdneern
ben her3li9en 9anf fir bic 10 genuB=
rei9e ueberrai9ung 3u%3uminfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
@tege- Altar 0ra
g E B n:

@ ebpren:
Gufb unb Sifbia @banbOin, ISL
@Dfeb Str, 6nabe. - 6arrp unb
Dora @oIf, 619 Mrbor Nbe., Mdo=
den. - 2Ouis unb Winnie @ueoel,
sol Sf Morris Str, &nabe. =
@iGtam unb Gillian @bparbs, sos
Minerba Str, Gnabe. - @iliam unb
@arab Suffer, 527 Wef Morris St.,
Mdb6en.
q etraut:
CHARLES 8roB-Olibe MaD Gone.
Scrip u. Matbens-@mma 8. Wat=
ion.
Sames &enid-2i3sie 2aurenee.
2anb 8. 9mttb-Soa 5ilfabed.
Sames Sin9--@lptna gomaros.
Seri6eu Suen-Nettie Sobnfon.
6enrp 9. Gielbs-2eoia 8. gebling.
Milton 8raun-@elie S6marB.
9 eforben:
Mtlbur Senan, II Wonate, 1920
Ching Str. - 6reoerif 6atpefotte, 6
Sage, 24O6 Salbott Nbe. = 5. 8eban,
II. = Gertrude Sti9leman, Sc, 1920
gtorb 8ebile gbe. = Melie 2oib, Is,
648 Nrbor Nbe. = Sarrp Mir, 2,
440 Noro &ural Str. - Nnna Geenat1,
SIS, 1617 Noro Capitol Mpe. - Sduo=
ling Mennefielo, 2, 1875 8roof Str.
= Sattie 6olman, 10 Monate. -
Sobn Molfe, So, 903 Norb capital
Mbenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

8afbtnetpn, 10. Stat.

sur "a stunOen, subsnD 7 ubr goreeus. IA. Mai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
Yoli3etlides.

Aus benz 6 m e II t
bes 3r6olers gbilipp 2ebp tpuroe cine
Quantitdt 8lei i'm Wertbe bon $40 9e=
ftoblen.
9iebe ftatteten Der Grocery bon
Benjamin Wurb, go. 22I08 lopo Npe.,
einen 8efu6 ab unb erbeuteten cine
partie @isarren uno anbere Nrtifel.
Mater Der Obbut Der Bo=
lisei-W atrone befinoet fi9 our 3eit cine
6rau Nlice Sanielo, tpel6e bon 9el=
phi, Sno., ftammen fou unb beren
6eif anf9eineno seft6rt 1T.
81 q b monb 8 bompo unb
Wm. G~oberoale, suei aehnidbri9e
@6lin9el, wurOen eingeitedt, neil fie
it6 i6On felt GINGER 3eit elm 8ersnii=
gen Oaraus ma9ten, Die &rdbne Der
Oelfdfer in Der Gabrif bon 6. 6. Nt=
fins & So. gu 6ffnen.
M. $. Srmsbee, Elm 9eleaat
bon 8lufton, purbe geftern in Der
Iaep binter benz glappool 6Otel in
bewuBtlofem 3ufanOe aufgefunoen.
ST muroe mad Dem 9ispenfarium 9e=
bra6t, mo es ben Neraten gelang, ion
pieoer gum 8elinnuns gu bringen. Ct
%bebauptet, su Boben gef6lagen tuorben
gu iein; au9eni6einli6 aber befanb er
id in fart angeraudtem 3ufanbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
9oro & Sbomas 1904 Directory.

9ie 1904 Nusgabe oes MmericGn
DIRECTORY Of tbe Nmerican BreB in
Sai9enformnt, berauseegeben bon Der
4nsei9en=N 9entur BON 2orb & Sbo=
mas, @bica9o unb Sem Dorf, 1T er=
f6ienen. 9as bequeme unb f9Dne,
in W%OrOccOteber ~gebunoene 8i6lein 1T,
neil fura 9ebalten, fir biele @ei9dfts.
leute CUR Notbmenoisfeit 9etuorben. gs
siebt eine turaqebaltene tatiifii9e
ueterf9t Der 9ublitationen Der 8er-
eini9ten Staaten, Canada. Pbilippi=
men u. |. M. So fi9 oas gfdlein be-
QUEEN in ben 6ddern bes Sdreibtii6es
unterbrin9en ldBt, wirb es iit als Elm
bequemes unb tuertbpoaes Na9f9lage-
bud fir @ef6dftsleute erweiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
Die Sempelrttter.

Sn Der 9efrigen 9iBune Der @rOB
gomtburei Der Snbiana 3empelritter
tpurben folgenbe 8eamten erndblt:
GreberiG SLAB, Mabiion, Pait
@ranb Commander; CHARLES @oltra,
@ranforosbiue, @ranb COMMANDER;
Natban 8. @gnetp, 8alparaifo, De-
putp @rano Commander; Olioer
@aro, 6rantfOrt, @ranb @~eneraliifis
mo; 8eital 80. Woobmarb, Snbpls.,
8ranb Gabtain-@ General; @bas. 9ap,
Neu Nlbanp, @rano Senior Warben;
2utber Short, Grantlin. @rano Su=
nior Waroen; Wiaiam 8. SDsforb,
SDut6 8eno, @rano Ga6nentrdger;
Sobn 8. &upe, &t9mpnb, @ranb
S6werttrd9er; CHARLES DC. 3ipn,
lebanon, @ranb @arber.
WdbrenO Der Sibung purbe Der
8aff GrpB @ommanoeur 5reb. glaB
nit einem pra9tpplen nit 9iamanten
beiebten Nb3ei9en bef9enft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
nnabbGmstser unterfituass=
Seretm 9emtider Traaea
N0. 1.

Ser unabbdngige unterfttbunss=
0erein Seuti9er Srauen go. l bat in
ieiner eeitrt9en geriammlung fol9enbe
geamtinnen ermdblt:
YrG1. - 2Duiie SobenmiQer.
8ice=prdT.-Sennn Woblfelb.
6inan3.9 ecr.-9ora 99oersbufen.
grot. Secr.-2aura Gaifer.
S6aBm.-Sopbie 8armftibrer.
5rutees-2ina Seinae, Warie Ste
bert uno Caroline MoeIer.
Ser 8erein feiert am Sonnta9, ben
Is. Wat iein %. 5tiftungsfet in benz
9auie Der Grau S9oersbuien, go.
1920 Slibe Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
Neme Sncorporattonen.

Gol9enoe neue @eieaf9aften erpirt.
ten ibre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Supreme Camp Of the Snoepsn=
bent Srber Of gon Bong. Die 8e=
amten bes Supreme Camp fir bas erIfe
Sabr finb: Supreme rdfibent> 6. 8.
Bearion; Suprere=8ice prdfioent,
9orace M. Bopnton; Suprems=S ecre=
tdr uno 96abmeifter, Walter Gram
forb. 9as 6auptquartier Der Oroa-
niiation miro in 8eoforo fem.
Sic vGomler 8afe Baa Nhociation"
bon Gopler. capital $1,000; 8irectu,
rem: M. 9ague, %. McQueen, Glenn
5amptOn, WiG Sibam, Glart s.
@oot, Glmer McRni9bt unb @ia
SLEEPER.
9ie yWiliam g. Worris & 8ro.
Co., Grantfort, Capital $40, 900;
9ireitoren: W. Morris, $. Morris II.
8. 8eebe.
Die ,5elmer @reamern COMPANY,
0elmer, Capital SO, 600; Sirectoren:
$. g. 8ilman, 6rant 2epis, SObn
Sbumater, Sofepb 0aliteao unb Wm.
Deeb.
Die Southern Snbiana Brobuce
@Ompanb", Gn9lifb. Capital $25, 900;
9irectoren: OIiber Martin, 8. Dapns,
Sames gro, Wiuiam Greeorp unb
pbilip 9iGp.
Die g. 8. Smith Sos & Cil
Company" Muncie, capital $500, 900;
9~irectoren: 8. 8. Smith, &i9arb
Sones, Midael 9anlep unb 5oparo
Garter.
Die vMarion Sospital Co., Ma-
rion, erb6bte ibren Capitals tpd bon
$40, 900 auf $50, 600.
Sie ,0Doier=9 Sterling Oil & Sos
Co., Shelbppiae @apital $4,000;
Sirectpren: 5. 6. 9epres, S. u. @on=
rep, u. 8. @utheil, &i9arb %. 51opo,
s. 6. @beloou, Woies 2ebinfon uno
.. W. Cotton.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

9ie v8eften & 2angen@o o."
baben bur9 Die u. Mebger Ngentur
Die eeaie auf oie seiammte tueitlide
6dlfte oes uSrOn 8lof" nuf 10 Sabre
ertporben. Die .8oebmer Shoe Co."
uuo Die Garter 8ru9 Co., beren Sc
i3dfte ft6 CUR 3eit NOD in benz Sc.
bduoe beftnben, perben big gum l.
Snnt oieielben nod anberen Quartie-
rem berle9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

I<W etterbert6t.
G9auern uno fubler beute 9benb; i9Dn
ant Samftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

Sir Sn6tana: gerpDlft un6 fibler
beute gbeno ; S9auern tn oitliden Sbeile /;
fdDn AM Samftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

@eber's @trtbi1aft.
go. 764 @eft Nortb Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13

Thermometeritanb.
o66ite Eemperatur. ......... 80 @rab
N~tebrtsfte Senperatur. ........ 81
SO. 8. 8Ibthe
GectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-13
0erlan9t Mn5ei9en

r9enb mel9er Hct peroen in Der sSubiana 2ribitne
nit SC per Belle fir iebe Snfertion bere9net.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-08
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, Roswell, New
Mexico. May IL, 1904.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav-
ing been filed in this office by Ross
l.. Malone. contestant, against home
stead entry No. 1894, made April 8.
1903, for So of SEA and Sa OF
SWA section 10, township IL s..
range 25 e, by Harry Swingle. con-
~testee. In which 1t is alleged that
said Harry Swingle has not settled
lpon said land, nor made any i'm
provements on same, and has not re-
sided upon said land at any time
since filing upon same. and a Who'll
.ly abandoned same, and that said al
legged absence from the said land was
not due to his employment In the ar
my. navy or marine corps of the Uni
ted States in time of war: said parties
ire hereby notified to appear. respond
and offer evidence touching said al.
legation at 2 o'clock D. m. on July
21, 1904, before the Register and Re-
ceiver at the United States Land OF.
fee in Roswell. New Mexico.
The said contestant having. in a
proper affidavit. filed June 16, 1904.
set forth facts which show that az
ter due diligence personal service of
this notice can not be made. It is
hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and pro-
per publication.
HOWARD LELAND,
Fri. Jun H. Register
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-08

Mv1MWX
philadelphia. Pa, June s:-Not in
years has o much interest been mani
tested in = night in the east As is
shown in the contest to be pulled on
here tonight between Bob" Fitzsim-
mons and aPhiladelDhia Jack o;
Brien. This viii be the most impor-
tant tight in the history OF O'Brien's
ring career. The Quaker fighter.
since his first trip to England severa.
years ago. has made rapid strides
toward the top Of the pugilistic lad
der, and many good judges OF pugn-
ism today believe him. next to Jef-
ries. to be the greatest fighter in the
world. In Fftzsimmons he win meet
the best man he has ever faced In the
ring and he will have to do even
better work than he did against kid
Carter and Marvin Hart If he gets
a decision over the veteran.
Both men appear to be In the pink
of condition. O'Brien says he will
win on points. Fitzsimmons on the
other hand says the contest will not
go the six rounds, meaning that he
will win by a knock out. The advance
sale of seats has been the largest in
the history of boxing in Philadelphia.
which Is an indication that there will
he a record-breaklng attendance. The
fight will be pulled on under the
glare of electric lights al the Phila-
delphia baseball park.
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PARSONS, CLASS.
Answers 10 Sunday school Questions
Sent Them.

Answers to Sunday School Questions
Sent Them.
Please answer the following twelve
questions in writing. not. however,
repeating the questions but simply
numbering your answers from one
to tweve, inclusive. using the certif.
cate as per form on the bottom of
this sheet. Sign your name and
hand in at class next Sunday. or
mail to me.
R. NJ. PARSONS, Teacher.
No. 1.-Why do we celebrate Eas-
ter?
No. Explain Mat. 1918. .And l
say unto thee that thou art Peter"
etc.
No. 3.-About what did Christ, No
ses and Elias converse on the Mount
of TRANSPORTATION?
No. 4.-What is it to be wise as
serpents and harmless as doves?"
No. 5.-What are the strongest
points in the Lords Prayer, and why?
No. Glow were Jewish weddings
No, did. the ''elder SON" Gas re-
presented in the Prodigal SOM have
my just canse of complaint?
No. S.-Explain Mark 1O:4O. spe
cially with reference to the latter
clause of the verse.
No. 9.-What was in the mind of
Christ during the time spent In the
Garden of Gethsemane?
No. 10.-Why did Plate not have
Christ set at liberty?
No. 11.-What are the proofs OF
the Resurrection, and the incidents,
their order connected Herewith?
No. 12.-Explain, using not less
han fifty words. eff Christ be not
from the dead the is our
preaching in vain"
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because of Christ's resurrec
ton. He arose on the first day of the
week in the month of April. 1t is
the time when all nature is putting
new life, and when we rejoice
that ours is a risen, living Christ and
hat we too shall rise again in the
day, and not only that, but we
out on the new spiritual life while
here.
2.-The word Cephas or Peter
means rock: his answer to Christ's
question, Whom say We hat |, the
of man, ann" Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living God"
brought this saying. And l say unto
thee that thou art Peter, and upon
this rock l will build my church and
the gates of hell shall not prevail
against it. Peter and the other apos-
ties were foundation stones of the
church. and Christ is the chief corne
tone. Peters faith and experience
had made him firm as a rock, as is
seen later on the day of Pentecost
and afterward.
3.-About Christ's decease which
He should accomplish at Jerusalem
This included His death, resurrection
ascension and gl%orification, and
loubt not that they spoke words of
strength and encouragement to Him
concerning these things.
4.-Wise in avoiding evil, and for
bearing to battle or contend against
those who are hardened in sin, or
in other words, wise concerning the
rood and simple concerning the evil.
often we can be of spiritual help by
temporal aid.
5.-@Our Father" includes the
whole human a { as children: Hal.
owed be Thy name shows rever
ence and praise to Him of whom we
ask hep; Thy Kingdom come" What
more could we wish for than to have
Christ's Kingdom prevail throughout
our land. If we pray this in sincerity
we will also do our part to cause His
.Sfngdom to come. And how impor
mt that we say from the heart, Thy
will be done. Forgive us Z debts
rs we forgive our debtors" Unless
we forgive, we are taught that we
VIII not be forgiven. and this peti-
ton for forgiveness is one of the
strongest points. 1t is difficult for me
to pick out certain petitions and
compare them for strength or impor-
since they are all % very inn
portant, but / would emphasize the
spiritual part above the temporal.
6.-The bride was usually dressed
and undressed until she had worn
during her wedding day all the dres-
Is made for her nuptials. Also a
thick veil during the ceremony was
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Notice.
Willie Jones. Plaintiff, VS.. James
Jones. Defendant.-Suit Number
Register

Willie Jones, Plaintiff, VS.. James
Jones. Defendant.-Suit Number
SOS.
Defendant James Jones in the
,bove entitled cause. take notice hat
the plaintiff In said entitled cause
las brought suit against You said de
fendant in the District Court of the
fifth Judicial District of the Terrific
~ OF New Mexico. and for the County
If Chaves for an absolute decree for
L divorce dissolving the bonds of
matrimony between her and said de
.'endant and for the care. custody
Ind education of their child Ger
trude, charging said defendant with
abandonment and failure to support
1laintiff. Unless the said defendant
enters his appearance on or before the
10Th day Of August. 1904. judgment
viii be taken against you by default.
Plaintiffs attorney is j.. T. Evans. his
Oostofice is Roswell. New Mexico.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court this 7th day Of July. 1904.
w. f. MARTIN. Clerk.
(SEAL)