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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Cattle steady.
Good to prime steers, 5.25@6.6G; +;
poor to medium, 350@5.00; stockers
and feeders, 2.OO@4.OO; cows, 2.5of9
450; heifers, 2OO@5.25; Gamers, 1.3O
@2.00; bulls, 1-75@4.15; calves, Zoo
05.35; Texas fed steers. 4.50@5.5e,
western steers, 3.25@4.75
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OFF TO ALBUQUERQUE.

A Roswell Delegation Today Braves
the Flood and is Off.
The following citizens left this af-
ternoon for Albuquerque: l.. K. Nc
Gaffey, w. w. Ogle, Bernard Gunsul,
E. A. Cahoon, r. s. Cravens.
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adopted by the Republican conv9n-
ton yesterday, and the committee Sc
| lected to conduct the campaign:
ROSWELL. N. NJ,
Oct. II, 1904.
To the Chairman of the Republican
County Convention:
Sir:-Your committe on Resolu
| tions respectfully presents its report
and recommends that the following
resolutions be accepted
We, the Republicans of Chaves
County, in Convention assembled.
hereby announce and declare the prin
ciples for which we stand. We are
proud OF the Republican party From
its birth until this day it has been
the party of freedom, of loyalty 20
the flag and our common country, of
law and order, of justice, of protection
TO all worthy interests, of progress
and Of that kind of national upbuilding
which has made our nation both i'll
our own and in foreign eyes, the great
est and noblest in the world We
renew our fidelity to it with pride
and in the firm belief that its career
of usefulness is only begun.
We believe in and admire Theo-
dore Roosevelt He is a man with
sound mind in a sound body. who
knows how to do the right thing at
the right time, and who is guided on,
ly by honest and patriotic motives.
We are sorry that our votes cannot
help to re-elect him to the high office
which he honors.
We commend the administration of
Governor Otero. The manner in
which it has systematized the pub
lie business and improved the public
credit is worthy of all praise, and
presents a glaring contrast to the
hap-hazard and wasteful methods of
the Democratic administration which
preceded it.
We endorse and support the plat
form of the Republican party recent
ly adopted by the Albuquerque Con
vention. We heartily endorse the
nomination of Hon. w. H. Andrews
for delegate to congress, and plel@e
ourselves to help elect him by all
honorable means. We believe that
the election of such a well trained
and experienced business man, to a
business position, will do vast good
to this Territory.
We also heartily endorse the nomi
nation of the Hon. w. S. Prayer for
the Office of member of the Territor-
ial Legislative assembly for the 18th
district and thorough acquaintance
with it's people and their needs, and
respective of party, especially qualify
him as legislator, and we pledge to
him our hearty and unanimous sup
port
In county affairs, we demand a
better and more business-like admin
istration of them than we have ever
had The Pecos Valley is the back
bone Of Chaves county. 1t is no lon
ger solely devoted to raising live
stock on Government land, but it has
suddenly developed into the most
productive agricultural part of New
Mexico, and it has a national repu-
tation for progress and productive
ness, due to it's unrivalled water SUB
ply for irrigation. Thousands of new
people have recently come here from
distant states to buy land and MAKE
homes. Among the first thingss they
ask about is the rate of taxation, the
manner in which the money collected
for taxes is expended, the public
schools Tor their children and the
condition of the county roads, they
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TRAIN SERVICE RESUMED.
Condition of Rock Island in New Mex
leo and Texas improved.

leo and Texas improved.
Topeka, Kan, Oct. 12-The condi-
ton of the Rock Island road caused
by the heavy floods in New Mexico
and Texas both on the Fort Worth
and Ell Paso lines is repaired to such
an extent that the train service mas
ron has been repaired and a tempora
ry structure has been put across he
Canadian at Logan until the original
bridge is restored.
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A GET-RICH-QUIck SCHEME MAR.
SHAL RASCOE NIPS IN
THE BUD.
SOME SWALLOW BAIT

A California Land Deal Proves At.
b tractiVe to Several Roswell Citi.
zens.-The CRATER in Jail Await.
ing Trial For Obtaining Money TN
der False Pretenses.-He is Be-
lieved to Be a Noted Shark
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Church Entertainment.

An elegant program is being pre-
pared 10 be given in the NJ. E. Church
auditorium, Thursday, Oct. 18th.
This entertainment is under the su
pervision of Mrs. Gardiner and bids
fair. to be the musical event of the
season. Proceeds to the NJ. e. Church
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Council Meeting.

The City Council has been calle
to meet in special session this after
noon at O'Clock to consider matters.
pertaining to the recent flood dam
ages.
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w. T. GIBBINS,
Grand Central Hotel,
Roswell, N. NJ.
We UnderselI Them All. Enough
Said. See Us For Bargains.
THE FAMOUS.

If you want to buy live stock and
buy it cheap, w, T. Gibbins is the
man you want to see at the Grand
Central Hotel.
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THE JAPS WELCOME THE ATTACK
AND ARE BRAvELY HOLD
ING THEIR OWN
ARTILLERY IN ACTION.

Since Monday the Battle Has Been
Raging.-The Reports Seem to
Agree That the Brave Little Japs
are RenuIsing All Attacks.-This
is About Their Fighting on the De-
fensive.-They are Hard to Dis
lodce.
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see that the roads are a disgrace tC
a civilized community, and that the
| bridges are out of repair and neglect
| ed
| We ask that County Commissioners
| shall be elected who will give more
| attention to County affairs; that they
be required to publish at frequent il.
| tervals, in some newspaper, an item
lied statement of the receipts and OK
penditures of the county. We pro-
test against any of the money of the
County being used for the purely local
benefit of any particular town. AS
large share of the money from TAX
es is raised in the localities where
irrigation has made land valuable,
we demand that immediate and ur-
gent attention be given to road aid
bridge building and repairing in rhe
irrigated districts
We favor the election of a county
sheriff who will do his utmost to re
uttSC lIlC Iol CNpCHoSS VI IIlC ouCt-
ifs office, instead of making it
source of unreasonable profit to him
self.
We believe that the Republican Of
Chaves County by hearty and earn
est cooperation, strong and enthus-
iastic work. and an uncOmpromisIng
maintenance of the best principles
of the party, can succeed in electing
several candidates at the coming elec
ton.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.

OT1eT OVeT LnE LOSS OF FITS son SuO-
posed to be the Cause.
Pueblo, Colo, Oct. Thames
Fisher, father of Tony Fisher VINO
died of injuries received at the Eden
wreck, committed suicide today by
cutting his throat. Grief over the loss
of his son is supposed to be the cause.
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H. J. HAGERMAN,
AVA. e. PAGE.
County Central Committee.

County Central Committee.
First Ward-Herbert Fitzgerald.
Second Ward-M. H Crawford
Third Ward.-John NJ Reid
Fourth Ward.-W. S. Prayer.
Fifth Ward.-T. G.. Parker.
At Large E. A. Cahoon
Hagerman- r. Tanner
South Springs.-Clifton Chisholm.
Elk-B. Cleve.
Plains.-S. Pitts.
Cedar Canvon.-R. c. De Graftcn
reid.
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Kansas city, Mo-. Oct. 12.-Cattle

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct 12.-Cattle
steady to 10 cents lower: native
steers, 4@6; southern steers 2,50@
3.75; southern cows 1.50@2.75; native
cows and heifers, 1.50@4.50; stock
ers and feeders, 2.25G425; bulls 1.5i
@3.5O; calves. 1.50@5.50; western
steers, 3.O0@4.5O: western cows. LII
@3.5o.
Sheep strong. Muttons, 3.25@5.eG;
lambs, 4Q515; range wethers. f.it
@4.s5: ewes, 2.75@450.
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Good alfalfa pasturage one mile
east of Military SCHOOL,. R. Smith
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The Attack Welcomed by Japs.


Toxic, Oct 12.-Silence has been
preserved at headquarters concern
ing events around Lao Yang ana
Mukden. 1t is popularity reported that
the Russian advance and attack is
welcomed. Heretofore the Japanese
have been compelled to take the ag-
gressive and openly assault the
strongest works. The people believe
that now with conditions reversed
the Japanese troops will speedily
check the Russians.
Field Marshal Oyama reports that
there was fighting along the entire
front on October 10th. The Japanese
are gaining ground, he says, and that
the Russian attack on Sian Chan OH
the Hun river So miles southeast of
Mukden was repulsed.
Field Headquarters of the Second
Japanese army, Monday, Oct. To-
An advance on Mukden began this
morning Oyama learning that tie
Russians were Strengthening and re-
inforcing their left flank five miles
north OF Yentai, ordered an advance.
An artillery duel began early in the
morning and lasted all day.
From Russian front, Monday, ~
messenger to Mukden Tuesday, Oct.
11.-An artillery duel is progressing
on the Russian left 81 miles south
east of Mukden, while the fighting
at Yentai RACES with great bitterness.
The Japanese are essaying counter
attack. The result is in the balance.
The Russian reinforcements are COM
ing up rapidly.
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WANT ED.-A cook Apply at resid-
ence of w. r. Clements.
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Republican Resolutions.

The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Republican conven-
ton yesterday, and the committee Sc
lected to conduct the campaign:
ROSWELL. N. NJ,
naf
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8efanntmndjnngeH
Grrfanf DOH
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lcihen Der stuOt Baltimore DOn
1928, 1913 nnO 1915.

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1901. :
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1904.
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NINA CIR. SO, ueldc bic gi5Gubc bon $i,OOO,Ooo
9mcds Ncrar5berlrno lno @erbeferung oeS Mals
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llrbcreiuIiimmino nit benz $50. aapttel oer
gute Der Stantsaeicbqebuna bon Wtar1IdnO bon
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1913.
1erncr peroen am Iel6cn Srte lito 5nr ielbet
geit Surbrruuos.glngebot enrecGet %genomnlen
fir ben Sntnui oes San5en Sctra9es uocr lraeho
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TENDER 1904.
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5. GItober 1895 genebmtgten Serorotlililg M
1877 perausaubt. Die g~uSGnbe bon S4,0OO,OOO
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g9oferjufubr mo Den Dan beS neuen Serifts'
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9apiteI bcr 9ute Der Notwithstanding bon
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auttouers 9luSgabeu rno miro an STEELE Der Sns
baber berlelben Die bonn Stdute WiarbIano oar'
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ben 8rdlioenten oer SinuH6s9 ommiifdre ~uoreiiirt
unb NIT ,RropoiaIs for Baltimore 9itD Stod"
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Gas Rebt bIcibt porbebdIten, trgeno iueIhc
ulo ale %9lnaebote 3u periuerfen.
@iltuu Snuiuoen,
8rditoent Der 6inuu5s9ommtHdrc.
:. seusa SBumas, GIerf.
(Sept26-Gf6)
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nit eonooo in ,hferem cigcnen Sn'
f@erelle toroern, Sr. GooiepcIt ober
erflart IN ieinsm annobmc Sdrel'
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rer 8elht6te gemeicn." IngeiihtS
Der canooii6en gepegllng tit ood)
ioobl ole 6roge o%uf5lnucrfen: @tro
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ten tonnen, tpenn unocrc 21noer I'm.
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tails nit Standardization umgeben?
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Sdjnl In5eigen.
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0nnit. nno Acinnrnimnlc.

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3. o. Wurriiuu, 8oriiber
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glan aoreLftre: Sbomas .. GurriIt, 9tttuar.
(Sept12, MoWti5r1WH
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GDhhtp Tnrbcr.

So ftGrb am q. SepteIHDcr 1904, u ll9r
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pa rubt es aus bon auem gSeb'!
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gSir fpreden Ieis 9lbieu, Ioicl:
(272) @cuibmet BON suphic Selicr.
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Sciuridl Ifonnfud,cn.

GS itarb an 90. september 1904. abenos
1z12 ubr, Seinrih 4faunfnfen, 8ntie por
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bofli6it eingelnben.
Die tranernben StuterbGiebenen.
(17o-9N
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hdngige Ereiie urtbeiIt icbr giinitig
Iber oas Yorter'i6e Sbreiben, un0
Die repubItfonii6er ltrtbeiIe enttr6f-
ten oie Farfer'iden 9egriinoungen
nidt.
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2epartcmrnt fir 6ffentitdbc Sautcn.
Sub. Depnrtement bes t'Sngentelrs.
81Ittmure, ben 81. Sept. 1904.
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1904 beftdtiGten 8eroronuns gr. 107 terti9
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Die auf oiefen san bc6iigliden Y1piere ttno
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In @etruht 8ieben.
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StuotsSnaenienr.
(Sept2s, 20;CH5,6)
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2pnSDn.8 arfsG emcterD.

Reuee efitonen finb iett sur geIi6tiaung bets
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Begen Ndberem fpenoe man ib an ben Gus
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@eit. snratpga. StrnBe. (April5-)
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Suliana Spr0an.

IS ftarb nut 26. September 1904, friib nm IL
llbr % MIir., nadb fur6er Grnnibeit 5rat Sn'
ltanu Surban in ibrem 10. 9cbelsidbre, Die
@ecroigitna fiftoet Wiittpodl, gu6mitta9s nm
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Srcunoe etngeIaoen Iino. Beiieeung %pripatin.
pitte feline gyIIlfuen. (27f-2)
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Maraucrite Sd,mibt.

IS ltnrb am 81. September 1904 Wargnertte
Sdlmtot, I'M Saufe ibrer 5odter, Srau Jaeibltb,
9opbnttau, @uItimoresG ouutb, i'm glter bon
n Subren lHo 6 g8o6en. Sie leberrette betins
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105. @eftsSamburesStra (272)
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2urraine.
nRnIariim Mnr

WuIertf6 - 81rfartie - SrtebIi6.
@efIih bon @uIbroof Elm nno cine babe
Weile. Benltt Die NIT 9opbattan be5ei6nete
Gurtb ,gubeHues6ur Sreie 8uti6en N16mittngS
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1pe8ieu. Geihte 8eotnguftgen. Ielepbot -
Cation 1898. 8iredu: 6ranfltu. nuo Winbiurs
Nuaos. 8erIanet grof6iire. (Wsni4 1890
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6. & Set. gauI 469g. Ib.-Binofor 1893.
$. Sanoers & SDbne,
aeiheubehGtter unb G~inbaliamirsr,
Sr. 1908 nnb 1910 6antpl -eiuenue.
Sabdianteu ppn 9~nteut6asfets.
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8tnotor 60. &utf6en iperben g~eItefert fir
So9;etten, llnterbaItuHgen unb drtoere @eIe'
aenbeiten. (fSebrt4. 1890
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~ ~Lf fir Sd1iiIer

Harf.gface nnb 9aiurenecsS trdee.
SoG,Shuie, Requirements fir boreei9rtfterten
unS Observation-Disclosures, e~rofftef aul 20. Sep
tender, 9 tihr Burnt.
alaier. GintbciIuns fit neie S1liler an 10.
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SodiduIe, tluiberIitdt ODER 8et6dlf. .}dfnltdt
BON stpan5ie Spe3inIiiten. Geues atbIetifbes
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