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TIE RACE

II the South wishes to take the ne
gro question out of national politics
the quickest way is to stop burning
negroes at the stake and abandon the
un-American notion that the meanest
of white scoundrels is better than tho.
most Industrious. intelligent, honora.
bile negro.
II the race question played any
part in the recent campaign the Souti.
alone is to blame. 1t was the South
thar raised the Booker r. Washington
issue. It was the South that raised
monstrous doctrine that the better
qualified a negro was TO hold a FED
eral ONCE the more Objectionable was
his appointment.
Mr.. Roosevelt has not been tactfrl
In handling the race question. but 1t
is sheer nonsense to describe him as
nm enemy of the South. No President
or the United States has ever been an
enemy Of the South. 1t is worse
than 9 TO ascribe MI. Roose-
velt's victory to sectional feeling.
Such q charge carries the implica.
ton that conditions are so bad in a
dozen states that thirtysthree states
have been forced to combine politi-
eally against the other twelve. 1t
suggests that the outrages committed
against constitutional government BY
j 100000 voters Of one party in the
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Congressman Cowherd Of Nilsson
ri does not seem to be grieving over
his failure to secure a reelection.
On election night he telegraphed to
his wife: "Hear l am defeated. Hope
1t is so. Will then come home and
live like a white man." Next day
came an answer which is said to
have read something like this: zone
can't always believe the promise of
a politician. bu shall be glad to see
you nevertheless"
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(SEAL)
The Best Liniment.
City Clerk

"Chamberlain's Pain Balm is con
;idered the best liniment on the mar.
iet," write Post & Bliss, of Georgia,
Vt. No other liniment will heal a cI:
,r bruise so promptly. No other af-
'ords such quick relief from rheu ma.
&c pains. No other is so valuable
or deep seated pains like lame mack
ind pains in the chest. Give tbs lin
ment a trial and you will never wish
o be without it. Sold by all drug
gists.
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The Woman's edition Of the Record
o o to be issued from the Record of.
fce will give the history and the pre-
ser condition of the Pecos Valley il.
a more comprehensive manner than
has ever before been attempted. It
will be just such a paper as you will
want to send your friends away from
here, and it will answer a Thousand
queries that daily come through the
mails to the people of the Valley.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxpayers are hereby notified that
he taxes for the first half Of the
year 1904, will be delinquent after
December 1st 1904: and if they are
lot paid by that late a penalty will
De added thereto. WE'D to 1st
MARK HOWELL,
Collector.
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NLERY FURNITURE CO.

South are so fragrant thai 10000 OO
voters in the North have been compel
led to disregard all other questions.
Such assumptions amount to posi-
tive defamation of the South; yet ii
the Louisville Courier-Journal AMI
the Charleston News and Courier are
right. this is precisely what has take,.
place. They would ave the world be
lieve that southern political opinion
is so offensive to the moral sense Of
an overwhelming majority Of the
American people that thirtv-three
states have adopted drastic measures
for Furnishing the -transgressors.
The most shameless waver of the
bloody shirt never libeled tee South
more w~antonly thar some Of her
newspapers are doing. The southern
1uestion-if there be a southern ques
eion-cuts no appreciate figure in
he election. President Roosevelt and
Judge Parker both refused to discuss
he sectional issue.-New York World
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chamberiain's Cough Remedy
is Pleasant to Take.

The finest quality Of graduated
loaf sugar is used in the manufacture
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
the roots used in its preparation give
it a flavor similar to maple syrup,
making it quite pleasant t take. Mr..
w. L. Roderick. of Poolesville, Md
in speaking OF this remedy says: :
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy with my children for several
years and can truthfully say il is the
best preparation of the kind keow
Of. The children like to take it AMI
has no injurious effect For sale
by all druggists.
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The New Mexico Council should by
courtesy pass any bill that Charli"
Ballard may introduce. This much
we think is due him as the one soil
tary Democratic member Of that body.
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Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received for n thous-
ind yards Of gravel. Said gravel to
he from the Haynes & Bonney or
Charles Young pits, OF gravel of like
character, delivered any place want
ID I'm the City limits, within forty
lays from date of contract. Bids to
De sealed and filed with the City
Jlerk on or before noon of November
9th. 1904. The Council reserves the
light to reject any or all bids.
By order of City Council, this 23rd
lay OF November, 1904.
FRED J. BECK,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming 4 favorits for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale By all druggists.
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No, Charles Wagner's Simple Life
is not a description of life in an I'M
beetle asylum.
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Around the world in eighty days
is not in the same class with around
the worlds exposition in one day.
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President Roosevelt has given the
world a lesson in sightseeing.
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Good work continues on the streets
and good streets will soon De the re.
suit.
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All advertisements to insure inser.
ton in the same days issue OF The
Record should be In the printers
hands before eleven o'clock in .he
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing i'd. should also be in the Of.
flee by eleven O'Clock to prevent it's
being run that day.
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the RECORD 10 THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
cHAVES AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
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This is tax-paying time.
Court is again in session.
The business prospects OF Roswell
were never better.
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Have Just Received q Straight
Car of
Ofbe Furniture
Desks I GhQhs Of OIL Kinds.

Let us quote you some prices.
We are in on the ground floor
and will surprise you. Agents
Globe Wernicke Sectional Book
Cases and Filing Cabinets.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
REDS MAY TRAIN
IN CUBAN CAMP

The prospects are exceedingly bright
that the Cincinnati team may 60 to
Cuba next spring for a series OF games.
The fact that the Reds probably will
train at Palm Beach. Fla. In March has
brought home to Business Manager
Bancroft the fact that Cuba Is not so
great a distance from Palm Beach as
TO be Inaccessible, and that 1t can be
reached by a stages from the famous
resort. where the team will probably do
It's spring work.
Another thing that has brought Cuba
forclbly to the mind OF Mr., Bancroft Is
a talk he had yesterday with Jacob
strauss, who Is a friend OF Mr.. William
o'Dell, one OF the stockholders In the
Cincinnati Club. This gentleman has
assured Mr.. Bancroft OF the enthusiasm
OF the Cubans for the game. and vii!
ascertain lust what ARRANGEMENTS could
he made for the Reds TO visit there. t'e
has promised to let Mr.. Bancroft Know
within a few weeks what the prospects
are, and upon his report Will depend
the future plans Of the Reds. In case
he Reds do go to Cuba they will play
Miami and Key West en- route In both
directions.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

about the Merrlcs would carry on the
championship. Manager Marsh can be
seen at One Hundred and Fourteenth
street. between Second and riird ave-
nues. city.
on sund,y, Sept. ls.. the McGlnnlty
h, b. G. PLAYED a twelve,Lpning game
With the Howard +. G. which resulted
In a tie. I to T. These teams will pla.
again on Oct. The feature OF last
Sundays game was the pitching OF
HAYDEN and the fielding Of Smith and
Carlo. OF the ~lfcGirnityF.
on Sunony. sept. ls the Young Royal'
r. c. defeated the Young Jr. =. c. In q
thirtecn-.-nlrs game BY the following
score.
Young +: T. c.ii?di:i2dSSSd-,!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Honey; Jos
and Coney.
on SUNDAY. Sept 49,:
Young Americans .... 2025200Q-l
Invaders .,...... .....0011O0o0@
Batteries-Horner and steiger; Martin
and Fredricks. Winners would like Il
arrange games with teams averaging
about thirteen 70 hftssn years Address
D. Mints. No. 10 Boerum street, Brook
lhA
The evening world., 1904-09-26

All doubt as 10 the possibility OF a
post-season series OF games between the
Giants and the Highla nder has been
settled by John 7. Brush, President Of
the former team,
In mis- communication the managing
director OF the Giants answers all puDIIc
demand and criticism by the state,ntni
n there Is nothing In the National
League rules requiring a ciu6 10 $50
nit Its championship honors to a con,
test with a club In a minor league,
and that neither the players nor man
ager nor myself desire any greater
glory than TO win the pehnant In the
National League Id n.r,
as follows:
AFTER fifteen years OF effort. with
varying degrees OF success. the Giants
have again won the championship OF
the United States In the. Natlontl
League OF Professional Baseball w
Il Il unnecessary to say that In com
mon with many thousands OF oher
New Workers | am elated over me re,
suit. The success OF the team. H. due 20
John ]. McGraw, who. In my Judgment.
rs a fnanager Of n baseball club STANDS
alone and Ii without a rival
A. 10 the League.
'The National League Is the premier
organization OF America. II Is pregnant
with grand achievements OF the pasi
In the realm OF sports. II has eievateS
the game Of baseball and given II such
character and standing that It's devotees
in America may be counted by the
millions.
zone OF the purposes Of the National
League, according TO article 4, section
Z OF the constitution. Is to establish
and regulate the professional. baseball
championship OF the United states
The evening world., 1904-09-26
PLACES BAN ON
POST.SEASON SERIES
President Of the Giants Will Not Risk Clubs
Honors with a "Minor" League Organization.

From the beginning this has been an
annual event. and each year after the
strenuous work OF, playing the schedule.
Ihe VICTORIOUS ! mas rested from Its
WORK ana mas worn us laurels unques-
TONED untll they were won from II In
some succeeding year by some other
elub OF the National League. There
$ hotnlng IN the constitution or play
ing Lules Oh tne Natlonal League which
I,pultes lts VICTORIOUS ciub 10 submit
It's championship honors TO a contest
with a VICTORIOUS club OF a minor
league.
~ here may be those who think. the
winner In the Eastern or the. Southern
or some otter league Is superior to ths
winner In the National. That Is their
The evening world., 1904-09-26
ONLY THREE GAMES MORE

TO 1T the players. The new Pittsburg
pitcher. Robertaille, has already been
docked to BobtAl
Harry p',lliam is In town and wit
pCises the games frSha A box In the Polo
Grounds grand stand.
Frank Leonard threatens to take two
teams from the major leaguers TO Cuba
after the season closes.
The statement has been made by n
friend OF Ban Johnson that the Ameri-
can League ns a whole will clear about
10000 o1 the season. The Boston CLUB
leads In profits, with the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics ssSOnd and the highlandsIs
third.
Young Fan-The rule states that
coachers shall restrict their remarks to
base runners only.
Brooklyn will make an attempt "a
play Sunday ball next year.
McGraw declares that there II stu
ten more years OF fast ball In bad Bill
Dahlen. Wicked Willie certainly looks
Il.
! Ned Hanlon thinks he has q ptiss
package In Pitcher scanlon-
The evening world., 1904-09-26

Sept. q and 3 are the open dates Of
the Harrison A. e.. Games with first
class teams are desired. Address A. +.
Malady. manager, No. sol South Fourth
street. Harrison. n. j.
The Knickerbocker +. e. have So
cured new grounds for the coming sea-
son. located at one Hundred and Tenth
street and Eighth avenue. which VIII
be known as Knickerbocker oval. As
only two q last years team have been
lost. the outlook Is very bright. First
class teams desiring games, address
y. Cuthbectson, No. 71 Amsterdam. ave-
nue.. dty.
The Armitage A. c. defeated the
I Ayonia A. c., Of Richheld Park, on
Sunday. Sept. Is. by the following score:
A%rmitage A. c"l oo30o3o ~
Battery for winners-Ebel and schef-
Ter.
WIN the Howard F. c. please com.
munlcate with Manager Marsh. OF the
/ Merrics. In regard N an eight club
leaguef The Merrics have been
strengthened by the addition OF q few
ttrong PLAYERS. and Manager Marsh
ssys that " such . league u brought
The evening world., 1904-09-26
CH|CACO-NEW YORK
AUTO RUN DELAYED

CHICAGO. Sept. S-Bad weather
caused the postponement Of the automo-
bile run from Chicago TO New York,
which Bert HOlcomb. ~ Hartford,
Conn. expected to set out upon to-day
In an attempt to lower toe record time.
ttolromh will star Wednesday II tho
weather permits.
Entries for the automobile races TO
be held at Harlem next Friday and
SATURDAY. are nearly all In. Barney Old
field and Carl Fisher, OF Indianapolis,
are among those who will compete. a
number OF local drivers have entered
Earl Riser, Who holds the mile record
OF q 81 Tor the circular track. made al
the meet that he will be here,
The evening world., 1904-09-26
tsp~u.al to The Evening wo-ldl

tSpeuial 10 The Evening Wo-ldl
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. sept. %.-Four
hundred and ninety pounds Of av5irdu-
pols plus one good. seasoned, ground.
gaining half-back were added to the
Harvard Varsity football suqld to-day
with the appearance Of Parker. the as
pound Entire Of Milton Academy, who
terrorlzed the Preparatory ScAool
I.c,gue last year; Barry. the enormous
s,5.p)und centre Of the Roxbury Latin
School. and Don Nichols. 81 New YORK.
the star little left half.bacf or last
years Varsity eleven.
Glad, however, as Harvard men were
to welcome Nichols to field of battle
again. the sight Of the iN pounds Of
beef and muscle was by far the most
The evening world., 1904-09-26
OUTDOOR MEET FOR
v IRISH ATHLETES

Under the auspices OF the newly
formed Irish Counties Athletic mon,
which promises to be an important fac.
tor for the betterment Of Gaelic spor, In
this country. a big series Of track and
field games and Gaelic football will DO
decided In Celtic Park, Oct. D
The athletic events, all handlcaps, In
clude running races nj 100 yards. half n
mile and a One-miie relay race. and 4
running long jump and hop. step and
Jump.
In the football series, the first round
OF the inter-counties championship, the
draw Is sligo VS.. Galway Cork vs.. Tip
perary. Westmenth VI. Monaghan and
Kilkenny vs.. Kerry.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
NEW FOOTBALL CODE
FOR ZION CITY SPORTS

The game will be open. On this point
Editor Dowie has stolen a march on
Walter Camp and other football sharks,
who have worked for years to get day.
cut this Gordian knot In one grand
sweep OF his pen by a%bolishins tackles.
striking. holding. tripping and other
ungentlemanly devices are also put
among the discards. Iron and steel
cleats follow In the wake OF the tackles,
Fol- fear that some other masculine
feature may creep into the game the
edlct has gone forth that body must moi
touch body Intentionally. II such a
thing should happen a foul will be
counted against the aggressor. II two
men foul simultaneously the umpire
shall award a double foul II a foul Is
claimed and not awarded the captains
and the man claiming the foul together
with the man against whom the foul
Is claimed shall be the only persons "a
talk TO the umpire.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
TURF AUTHORITIES SLEEP
ON THROUGH GREAT DANGER
Horsemen Are Putting Through Sharp
Tricks Livery Day and Escape With.
out Even a Reprimand from the
Stewards at the Race Track.

Decreased a~ttendances and Q general
dis,rust on the part OF the puzzle tow
ard racing do not seem to awaken the
turf authorities 10 the dangers Of the
situation. Trick after trick Is put
through by the horsemen, and so far as
tho public knows no questions are
asked. Horses run unbacked n day
and perform as,onishly bad.
They are backed heavily another day
and there Is an equally astonishing
return 10 form. THIS sort Of thing ap-
pears to be general and apparent, n
yet there Is no disposition to check L.
The race which Grenade ran on Sat-
uarday WAS astonishing. This horse
started IN a slx-furlong handicap on
Sep. a. Though there Is no question
but what Grenade was good then
(horses do not nj themselves In three
days. there was not the slightest dis
position to back him, OF course there
Is no rule compelling an owner to back
his horse, but the suspicion In this
case Il that Grenade was simply started
IN that race to throw Use publlt n
bookmakers on. This n only a suspi-
clon, however. and not known TO be a
fact.
Grenade on that occasion wal quoted
AT 3 90 /. Cannon got on last with MIN,
and there was nOt the slightest display
of speed.
IN Saturday there was a difference,
Grenade, with speed to burn, jumped
away In front and made the pace under
wraps IN front OF two horses OF gii'h
known speed as Wotan and Mar
tlnmas, the latter the holder OF the Fix
and.a -hnlf.furlong record. They never
got to Grenade. he winning By a length.
Note, however, the activity In the bet
tlng-rihg on Saturday. Grenade was
well backed. the commission, II Is re-
rorted, being placed by one OF the lead
ing layers.
one of Many.
This case Is cited to show the general
tendency among owners TO lay up q
hnnt I'm Orlpr IN fool the publip.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
NEW PLAYERS ADDED
TO HARVARD'S ELEVEN

encouraging. The reason for this Is
that Harvard. So far. has wocfully felt
the need OF heavyweight material, and
especially since IL was announced that
Lemoyne could not play 'his season
on account OF having failed 20 pass his
examinations last year.
WNh Parker and Barry In the field
the outlook Is decidedly better and
when Parkinson, centre on last years
eleven returns, as 1t now can safely
be asserted he will. things will be even
more s!mpliiied.
To-day the training table began with
the following men-Capt. Hurley,
Nichols. wilder. Gum n, Noyes, squires.
Mills. Montgomery. Meier, Nesmith,
Guild and Faddon.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

Zion City boys will be able to play
football this ear, not the rough, muir
dorous fray which the average college
boy nov dotos on. but a simple, gentle.
graceful ana non-dangerous game, suit
able to the quiet tastes OF Dowle's do
main. Gladstone Dowie and oyerseer
Bracefeld. former football players,
have gone over the rules and changed
them to conform with the principles
lnculcated In his fock by the general
overseer.
lions football editors have blue-pen-
cllel the rules 80 as to keep any pos
sihle Injuries within the slope Of mental
heallngs In vogue at Zion City. The
services OF the bone setter" will not
be needed. as there will be no fractured
ribs or other d,sfgurements II the rules
be followed out.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

Only three more games won for the
Clients and that pittsburg record will
be broken.
It's easy money they'll do IT,
Meanwhile the fight In the american
League for first place goes merrily on.
And It really looks Ike the High
landers.
II they dor
But they have to hurdle a loving cup.
Also a 5000 box.
Hard jumping when YOU figure II
closely
II would be interesting to know, Just
now, what the players on the New
York National a really think about
II.
But they are initiating the clam.
And that's a very taeiturn bird.
Leave the fan alone for finding name,
The evening world., 1904-09-26
SAYS HIGHLANDERS
ARE BETTER TEAM.

always have believed that the
New York American team 10
stronger and better one than the
Giants, and II looks now a.
though Mr.. Brush and Mr.. Nc
Graw agreed with me. We are
ready to play the Giants or any
ether National League team and
prove which 10 Of minor league
canbre. - FRANK FARRELL,
owner Of the New York American
League team.
The evening world., 1904-09-26
FIGHT IN PRIVATE.

Frank volp, the ii5.pound boxer, has
agreed 10 meet Frank Babney and william
I,rotf. ct NeN York. tkrey rounas eacn IN
Oct, !. The fight will be founght In private
February, defeating him after q fvs-round
battle. IL volp succeeds In winning the two
thrse.round bouts. he will issue q chal-
isnse for the ii5-pound worlds champ'on-
shlp.
The evening world., 1904-09-26

now and then they might be passed
over, but the practice Is constant and
Of daily occurrence, There is absolutely
no excuse for sharp practice on the part
OF h~0rsenlen In these days OF liberal
stakes and purses and a generous pub
lie TO supply them. Even with every
one doing their best to win at all times
there would be form reverslls, but the
class OF form reversals which come of
nowadays are premcditated and are re-
iieeted through the medium OF betting,
There are some valuable stakes 10 be
run at Gravesend this week, which
Is the closing week OF the meeting.
There Is the Hlndoo Stakes tomorrow,
a stake worth $4,000, guaranteed, and
vet there are only two good three-year-
Odds to 90 to the post. These are stall
wart and Broomstlck. This race would
DO Il glllop for Deldame. but she is not
an eligible, nor was Ort Wells entered.
Delhi II engaged, but not likely TO 20.
stalwart beat him decislyely at Sleeps
head.
Oh Wednesday the Holly Handicap
for t~wo-year-olds at six furlongs should
furnish a good race. "a there Is an ex-
cellent class Of youngsters engaged.
On Thursday there IL the Ocean View
Handicap at a mile and n sixteenth.
in this event Bellame and Hamburg
Belit are engaged and there Is a pos
sibllity that they may meet.
Good Ones May Meet.
II will be the on!y chance OF the
meeting for these two great iillles 10
meet and II Is to be hoped that there
will be no crawishing on the part Of
either. Hamburg Belle Is perhaps the
only three-yoar-old IN training with
speed enough TO take hold OF Beldame
In the early stages Of the race. A great
contest would he seen.
Friday has a selling stake and On Sat-
urdly there are the Prospect and Ori-
entail Handicaps Tor tvo-year-olds and
all ages respectively. each with a fino
field. After saturday there viii be a
shift to Westchester. Here August Bel
n ont, James II. Kecne and Andrew MIL
Ter are named as stewards. Perhaps
there may be something omlnous In the
presence Of the Chairman and Vice.
Chairman Of the Jockey Club In the
stewards stand. -.
I, is to he hoped at any rate that
! their presence may have a deterrent
effect on the evildOers,
The evening world., 1904-09-26
"GRIFF" WILLLET
PUBLIC DECIDE.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2e.-No
one knows better than Mcoraw
that American League teams are
not Of minor league canbrs. Nc
oraw was once connected with
the American League, and Il was
during that time that no dlsoov.
cred what callbre OF ball the clubs
In the organization played,
Whether the Giants are afraid 10
meet us or not | Will leave to the
public to ~deelde.-MANAGER
CLARK GRIFFITH.