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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-03-23

cleaned on and the debris is being
removed. Captain Graham Of the
Salvation Army is having the work
done. and the big airy tent is being
erected in the center of the block.
The middle of the tent will be just
where the old Silver Dollar saloon
stood. Captain Graham was busily
engaged there last evening when a
well known dealer who is employed
in a local gambling house passed
and said, Hello. Captain. you are
placing your tent in a very wicked
place. The old Silver Dollar saloon
stood about the middle of the tent"
Quick as a flash. Captain Graham re-
piled, Wen convert It,"
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Mrs. Chiids Is III.

Captain Frank Childs the passen'
Los Angeles in response to a less
age he received last evening from
that city announcing the illness OF
his wife. Mrs. Childs left here two
weeks ago to spend some time with
friends in Los Angeles and she has
been i'll since arriving there. In
the letters she has written here she
says that it is damp and cold in Los
Angeles and hat the Pecos Valley
climate is far superior to the Cali.
fornia climate.
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Brother Of Or. J. W.. and Ed kinsIng'
er. Loeates- Near Artesla.

er, locates Near Artesta.
DIR. J.. W. Kinsinger left last even
ing for Artesia and will be there for
several days arranging plans for
new buildings on his claim six miles
southeast of the town. His brother
w. T. Kinsinger. who has been q far
mer near Pulaski. Iowa. for years.
arrived on last evenings train at AT
tesla with a car load of stock. farm
ing implements. household furniture.
etc.. and ne will make his future
home on the place. His family will
join him later. Mr.. Kinsinger was on
the road nine days. coming with the
car. DIR. Kinsinger will make extern
sive improvements on the place.
which will cost him $4,000. The i'm
provements will include a nice resi-
dence. barns and an artesian well.
Ed Kinsinger. the druggist, was at
the train last evening here to meet
his brother, but did not accompany
him to Artesia. w. T. K%insinger IL
a solid and substantial Iowa citizen
and he and his family will make
welcome additions to the Pecos Val
ley. The Record wishes him success
in his new undertaking.
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peshonas Leave For Wichita.

N. w. DeShong, wife and four boys
left this morning for Wichita. Kan
sas, where they will be for several
months. They came here six weeks
ago for the benefit of the health of
Mrs. DeShong and she vas greatly
benefited by the climate. She has
been an invalid for years and they
are from Paris. Texas, and vent to
Bentonville, Arkansas but she was
not benefited there and came here
from that town.
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Proper Treatment Of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is too dangerous a dis.
ease for anyone to attempt to doc
tor himself, although he may have
the proper remedies at hand A ply
stefan should always be called. 1t
should be borne in mind. however,
that pneumonia always results from
a cold or from an attack of the grip,
and that by giving Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy the threatened at
tack of pneumonia may be warded
off. This remedy is also used by
physicians in the treatment of pneu-
monia with the best results. DR.. w.
J. Smith, of Sanders, Ala, who is
also a druggist. says of It. 81 have
been selling Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and prescribing it in my
practice for the past six years. | use
it in cases of pneumonia and have
always gotten the best results Sold
by all druggists.
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PAUL A. r. WALTER,
Postmaster at Santa Fe and Asso'
ciate Editor Of the New Mex
lean, Visits the City.

CdUp VISITS ~ wy
Paul A. F. Walter. of Santa Fe
left last evening for his home after
a visit TO the city. He Is the post
master at Santa Fe and is the asso-
ciate editor of the New Mexican. the
best edited paper in the Territory.
Mr.. Walter attended the meeting OF
the Cattle Growers Association OF
New Mexico yesterday afternoon
and sem a telegraphic account to the
New Mexican. This Is the first time
that Mr.. Walter has been to the city
and he was favorably impressed by
the Pearl of the Pecos. did Roswell
come up to your expectation. Mr..
Walter?" was the question asked
him at the train. and he replied.
Yes sir, and way ahead Of my *
pectation. You have a beautiful city
here"
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Best Remedy for Constipation.

The finest remedy for constipa
ton | eve used Is Chamberlain =
Stomach and Liver Tablets" sa 8
Mr.. Eli Butler. OF F~rankville. New
York. They act gently and without
any unpleasant effect, n leave the
bowels in perfectly natural condi-
tion."-Sold by all druggists
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TWENTY A AGO.
J. Banner, Who Formerly Lived
Here, Makes His Visits Few.

r. J. Banner, Who Formerly Lived
Here, Makes His Visits Few.
r. J.. Banner left last evening for
his home at Seven Rivers. He was
formerly a resident Of this city. and
it is to be hoped that he will make
his visits more frequent He lived
here for several months twenty
years ago and had not been back be-
fore this trip since hat time He
formerly owned the Baby silver mine
in the White mountains, and says he
blew in a fortune here in a few
months when he was a resident OF
the town. He did not explain in what
manner he blew himself" II he
waits twenty years more before re-
turning he will get lost when he Wis
its the city in 1924 on Broadway or
East 114th street. As Roswell will
have . population of one hundred
thousand or 80 by that time. He is
engaged In the stock business at
Seven Rivers
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Northern Securities Dividend.

New York, March 22.-An oficial
report declares the Northern Secur-
tiles Company has declared divid-
ends of nine per cent payable In
Great Northern and Northern Pacif.
ic stock pro rata. According to this
report the Northern Pacific stock Is
taken at lis and the Great Northern
at $50.
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The Pictures of Scenes at Roswell,
Artesia, Hagerman, Dexter and
Carlsbad Will be Exhibited at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

The city of Roswell and the entire
Pecos Valley will be represented at
1.-The Fair at St. Louis and m of the
most effective means is good photo
| graphs. Herbert J. Hagerman. who
is q. member of the Territorial Board
on Exhibits for the Louisiana Pur.
| chase Exposition at ST. Louis for
| New Mexico, has been busily engag-
| ed in the last few days in securing
| photographs for the exhibit, which
| will occupy a prominent place in the
| New Mexico building at the greatest
| fair in the history of the world.
There will be about two hundred
| scenes around this city, Artesia, Dex-
| ter, Hagerman and Carlsbad, and in
fact the entire Pecos Valley will be
! represented in the great display OF
| photographs. There will be six large
| pieces of card board 22x28 inches
and there will be thirty-three photo
graphs on each of the plaques,
which will make 1913 pictures in all
rs there are six of the plaques. The
1873 pictures when mounted will be
| placed in a handsome frame, with
glass over same, and they will be
placed in a handsome oak cabinet
which will open like a book with six
leaves. Under the cabinet there will
be shelves for circulars and booklets
regarding the Pecos Valley and the
city of Roswell, which will be dis
tributed gratuitously to the visitors
at the fair. The cabinet will be plac-
ed in a prominent position in the
New Mexico building. and it will be
one of the greatest advertising
schemes that has ever been gotten
out for the Pecos Valley. and Ros-
we'll. Millions will view the silent
orators for the coming city of New
Mexico, and one of the finest Val
leys in the world. 1t will consequent
ly result in the immigration of hun
the Pecos Valley. The pictures are
being placed in New Mexico building
by popular subscription from the cit
izens of the Valley.
Mr.. Hagerman was out in the city
last evening for only a half hour and
| secured subscriptions from h mer-
| chants and business men for $3.50.
Carlsbad, Artesia, Haserman and
Dexter have promised to put up in
proportion to the size of the towns.
The photographs. cabinet and the in
| stallation of the same will cost some
thing over 5000. A complete state
ment of those who will make the
donations for the expense of install
ing the cabinet will appear later in
the Record. The photographs are be-
ing prepared by the Wilkinson and
Frost studios in this city, and IT'S
have already been selected by Mr..
Hagerman.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
until March Goth. 1904, IL m. for
the erection and completion of a one
story brick and stone bank and
store building. 10Ox150 feet to be
erected for Joyce-Pruit Co. In the
city Of Carlsbad, n. NJ. according to
plans and specifications now on file
at the First National Bank OF Carts
bad, N. NJ, and at the Office OF j.
NJ. Nelson & Co, architects. Ros-
well, N. M.
Each bidder will be required to
accompany his bid with a certified
check. made payable to the order
of Joyce-Pruit Co., Carlsbad. N. NJ.
for the sum of five hundred ($500)
dollars, as a guarantee that they
will enter into contract and bond
within tep (10) days from the date
of being awarded the contract. The
owner reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. March Sth. 1904.
Joyce-Pruit Co.
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A Favorite Remedy for Babies.

Its pleasant taste and prompt
cures have made Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. a favorite with the
cures their coughs and cD,ds and
prevents n danger OF pneumonia
or other serious consequences. Z
not only cures Group. but when given
as soon as the croupy cough appears
will prevent the attack. For sale by
all druggists.
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5 LOCAL NEWS.
Go to the Princess tonight

Go to the Princess tonight
Jack Porter returned this morning
from a trip to Artesia.
1000 good secondhand grain sacks
wanted.-Roswell Produce & Seed
Co. If
John Duff is the man to see if you
want furniture or stoves on the pay
a little at a time plan.
FOR RENT-A neat 3-room cot
tage, close in, with water and sewer
connection. Call on DR.. E. H. Skip
with.
John Duff does not drive a mule
any more, though he is getting there
just the same in the secondhand bu-
siness.
A. A.. and George Herman of
Brook, Indiana, are among the recent
some time.
FOR RENT-Two or three furn-
ished rooms for light housekeeping.
or a five room furnished house.-110
Penna. Ave.
, Today, cook stoves, large or small.
wood or coal, cheap for cash. Lib
eral terms to the credit buyers. John
/, Duff, Phone 334.
FOR SALE-A good gentle milch
COW. Durham, giving three gallons
of rich milk per day. Inquire at 1901
North Main street. st
WANTED-To rent a four room
house, close in, with barn and water.
/ Will lease for 6 months or n year.
Address P. O. Box 745.
w. C. Winston left last evening
for Colorado City, Texas. and will be
there for several days attending to
some important business.
If you went before 60 again,
tonight. New ~specialties.
Charles L. Ballard returned last
evening from Las Vegas where he
has been attending the meeting of
the Cattlemen's Sanitary Board.
There are a large lumber of camp
ers on the Whiteman camp ground
on South Main street. They all came
a long distance and the majority
brought in fence posts.
WANTED-Position as book keep
er or salesman. Seven years exper-
fence. Can give references. VIII work
for moderate salary until established
Call at Record Office.
The Payton Drug Co. have bought
the stock of the Roswell Book Store
and subscription list of all newspa
pers and magazines. We solicit your
trade and guarantee you satisfaction.
Mrs. T. R. Zickes and Mrs. ]. Aus
ICY vi 0iONOloh0, Oht
been in the city for several weeks
are delighted with the climate and
will prolong their stay. They are
stopping with Mrs. E. A. Reilly on
North Main street.
w. E. Gatewood, a prominent far
mer of Frisco. Texas. arrived at
Greenfield last evening and will like
~ locate. He came to the Valley
through the influence of R. w. Ter
rill, who recently located nea Green
field from Denton. Texas
John Stidger left last evening for
Midland. Texas. He was accompanied
by his two little children and Mrs.
Shepherd his mother-in-law. Mrs
stidger died ! short dime 8 IT Am
arillo. Nj. Stidger viii leave the chill
dren with his relatives IN Texas and
vim return to tha Valley
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lnfammatory rheumatism Cured.

I~nfiamnatory rheumatism Cured.
William Shaffer. q brakeman of
Dennison. Ohio. was con lnec to his
bed Tor several weeks with inflam-
matory rheumatism. Il used many
remedies" he says. Finally sent
to Mccaw's drug store for q bottle
OF Chamberlain's pam Balm. at
which time / was unable TO Use
hand Or foot. and in one weeks
time was able Il 50 o work q hap
py - I clam" Tor sale hy III drug
Eista.
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Notice.

Members of the valverde Camp No
1890 u. c. v. are requested to as
semble at the court house at l p
m, March 26. 1904.
J. A. FOREMAN.
Acting Commander.
J. T. EVANS. Adjutant-
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A room % Main street. frst AooF
east front. CAL Il Rssora oboe.
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We have . few hundred 0ano
and Missouri Pippin left which va
Win close out 1t = low ngure.
uCHEY 3 DsDIEDs1. :.
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LambIne Ground For Rear.

Will rent 1920 re nearly all
fenced with plenty of water on Pee
os river near Artesia,
lot John Richey. Artesia. N. NJ.
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Wanted.

A reliable man to represent the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Of Newark. New Jersey. at Roswell.
N. NJ.
Surplus: market value. . 6~.710.s42.
Assets, market value. :. $50. 458, SIS.
Organized. 1s45. Address w. ].
Cardwell. General Agent Albuquer-
que, N. NJ 81.
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J. T. EVANS. Adjutant-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
REAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Exeter Has One for First Time
in History.

Bangor. Me- oct. 9.-The little town
Of Exeter. ur the kenlusk-ag valley,
IS rejoicing in It's first real High school.
Nthough for many Years it has had its
term of free High school as provided
by the state. it has beer rather unsat-
isfuctory. as II las been Of compara
tivrly short duration ana nothing Xix"
regular and systematic courses ana
grading possible.
Now the town has q High school tn"
Year around. 4 suite hi. room has bee"
provided. courses arranged and a prin-
eipnl engaged The noror OF pcinE III"
FIRST principal fails 1" Er@stus l.. WILL
l.. A.. of Bangor Mr.. Wall is 4 gradu-
tt. .! Hebron Academy ana Bates COL
l"gc. class of o.. He has taught with
great success in several places and Has
already given EXete"'S rcw High school
a proper start. although uu,;rr the *
pcCted difficulties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
COLBY, %; NEW HAMPSHIRE, 0.
The WaterviIle Boys Have Lots of Fun
With Visiting Friends.

( Watervillc. Ne, Oct. 9.-(SpeciaD.-
College has ever witnessed and one
which marks a new epoch in her his
, instead of being thing of the past, is
assured a place in her future calendar.
The. fraternity limitations and ban
duets We're over, Friday night. and all
the enthusiasm of Colby'S students and
alumni centeTed on what is now called
Alumni field during the football game
and later in Memorial hall during the
exercises of the evening. When the
game vas called at o'clock the
crowds about the side lines had con-
stantly to be forced back by the Off
GERS So eager was every one to get a
clear view of the contestants and
hen the game was finally in progress,
were traInpled under foot and consid
Grafton for the players alone. prevent
ed them from occupying parts of the
gridiron.
The game was late in starting, it be-
ing $50 before the kickoff. New
Hampshire won the toss and chose the
west goal.
The New Hampshire boys kicked of
to Colby, the ball being taken on the
ive-yard line by Oliver, who carried it
10 wards before he was downed On the
next play Osborne advanced the ball
70 the 25-yard line. Five more yards
were gained by rushes through New
Hampshires line. then Colby was held
for downs. The ball was not long in
the possession Of New Hampshire,
CONTINUED on page ~
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AMIC EXCITEMENT.
Passamaquoddy Tribe Chooses Gov
ernor for Four Years.

i EaStport Me. Oct. 1.-The PaSSama-
ru"ddy tribe Of Indians at Pleasant
point settlement, five miles from this
city, had its election, Thursday. in
their village hall and about all Of tho
tribe. including 50 members, We're on
hand Cor the days fun.
As The election is ntd every four
years. there was considerable rivalry
among the tribe md, gust like their
down east white friends. money ana
liquor Were freely used to influence
voters.
For governor Of the tribe there We're
three candidates, MOL r. Lola. William
Neptune and Sopiel Mitchell, ANA tn .
vote promised to b" q close one but it
was said that help at the right time
saved the day and No.l r. Leila was
elected for the next fuur years His
salary FOR that time viii be 500
For lieutenant governor there We're
two candidates. 10" Tom Dara and
Sab2ttiS Mitchell. the former winning
ana coming in for a salary of $40 n
year from the state
For representative to the Legislature
three c;n'diGrttS wer" ON the lists. tho
victory being Won by Itt"r r. Neptune
who Rad for opposition Peter j. Newell
ana sah;;ttis iona.
y number Of white visitors were in
me village f"r tn day and enjoy n
the novel election among the redmrn
, Of the settlements IN I'll" evening th"r,
was bah in the hall. thu music being
furnished by the Passamaquoddy In
dian orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
TEXTILE WORKERS.
National Convention Will Be Held at
Lowell Mass,

Lowell. oct. 9.-The opening session
of the National convention of the Unit
ed Textile Workers Of America will be
held in the hall Of the Cotton Weavers.
Union. Middle street, in this city.
Tuesday oct. Is. The intention is that
the convention will occupy three days.
but Of necessary it will be continued q
fourth day.
Wednesday evening. Oct 49, there
VIII De mass meeting of all labor
unions in Huntington hall to discuss
, In Dor matters and to welcome the del
gates.
The Textile Council has appointed
FRANK Cassidy of the Carders. Michael
pa2san and James Mccain Of the
COTTON Spinners and Miss Annie Nc
Mullin and Thomas McDonough Of the
Cotton Weavers Union as a committe,
10 arrange a program for enterta lining
| the delegates.
IL Is expected that 100 delegates will
DE- -present- They win-act for organf
cations in Philadelphia. Newark. Syra-
cuse jamestown. Cohoes. Schenectady
Troy and other textile centers in the
middle states. and North Adams
fltchburg. Fan River. Lawrence. New
f"d1o1d. Waltham. Taunton. Mauches-
Ter. Nashua Blddeford, Lowell and
othef mill centers in New England
inc principal officers Of the United
IeNt1le workers Union are James Col
zen president Albert HILBERT. secre
tary. and James Whitehead. treasurer
inc National Cotton Spinners' Union
at its recent meeting appointed Messrs
swan of Adams. Meagher of Lawrence
ana White Of Dover. to represent II.
Miss Annie McMullin who attended m.
convention in Philadelphia. last wear.
WILL win Ihomas Reagan, sit as dele
gat" of the Cotton Weavers' Union of
Lowell IN the coming convention Mi
chael Duggan, who declined recollection 40
p pr 80 or the Cotton Spnners Union
OF me United States is one of the recep-
tion committee
!, Each body affiliated with the United
eAsne workers Union is entitled to one
uetbatc Tor every zoo members or fra1-
tiOnal portion.
The Fall River strike and other mat
.ers OF great Importance to labor union
understood that labor union men will he
asked 10 vote against the recollection OF
Gov. Bates because Of mis- veto OF the
overtime bill during the last session OF
the Legisla ture.
Inc headquarters of the national Off
'erS and delegates during the convention
VIII be at the Merrimac House.
An inspection of the textile school Is
N the program OF the entertainment com
flt;ee a second session of the reception
committee will be held in a short time.
II necessary there will he labor union
meetings during the evenings while the
ieIeSates are here, to give members an
to greet the delegates and
% arouse more ierntest in labor matters
The committee on reception and enter
lItgigntrrnpt
to the delegates
The coming of the delegates has arous-
"a considerable interest in Lowell labor
lnI"ns and the attendance at the meet
nES has increased since the Textile Coun-
~ announced its committees to receive
md entertain visitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-10
BRUNSWICK HOTEL.
Plans Being Outlined for Structure to
Succeed Old Tontine.


Brunswick Oct. 9-PlanS have been
outlined for bulldogs a first-class hotel
in brunswick. and it is not at all I'M
likely that the plans will be carried
through. Fred'k *. Dagsett. of Boston
who few weeks ago became interested
in the hotel proposition in this town, has
locked the ground over and talked with
hotel men throughout the State. He has
no question about the superior advant-
axes OF runSwick az a hotel center. and
h" is acquainted with able hotel men who
stand ready to take Il lease of Il first
class house in this town. Besides that
there are capitalists who are interest ed
enough in the matter to invest their
money in a hotel here, if a site can be
obtained at Il reasonable figure
Mr.. Daggett has had plans drawn for a
house to coEtain "a rooms. with modern
improvements and in every way adapted
To tho needs OF the travelling public. He
has an option on the Greene property and
is now having negotiations with the
Delta Epsilon fraternity in regard to the
sal" of the large residence. If the fra
ternity should decide to buy the house
and move it to their lot on lower Maine
street there would he available for a
hotel site the large lot on the corner Of
Maine and Cumberland streets. The cost
nt moving the Greene house is an ple-
m"nt that has not yet been fully deter
mined
There are often lots upon which 4 hotel
could be built. the one being TIL" site of
the old Tontine. and another opposite The
Mall on Maine street.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. oct "a depression that
was central, Saturday night. in thr north
'rn Rocky mountain region has moved
Rapidly eastward to Minnesota. increasing
greatly in intensity. Pressure continues
high in the Atlantic coast district The
Minnesota storm. will move rapidly east
ward across the lake region ana cause
lain, Monday. in The midd" Atlantic
states ana New England. The wc,t liner
Tuesday, will he generally fair. '',oi"r
weather Will prevail, Tuesday in tn, mid
d. Atlantic states. Tho wind along the
middle Atlantic ana New England coast
will be brisk southwest