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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-24

The perniciOus activity Of some I'M
known but Industrious worm Is seri-
ously threatening the cotton crop at
Downing, Ala. the cotton squares
which follow the blooms and precede
the bolls are the subject of attacks of
this new enemy of cotton. ]. p
Downing, a well-known planter of that
place, has forwarded to The Advertiser
a number of cotton squares which have
been killed by this unknown worm. The
worms which have killed the squares
are in color a dirty yellow.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-06-24

Capt. Edward A. Graham returned
where ne has been spending a couple
of weeks for his health. Captain Ora
ham is not entirely recovered from his
illness, but his many friends in Mont
gomery will be pleased to learn that he
is doing very nicely.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12

- 0lsgbriitenIen og Martba pc
terIen bleo a9te6iet / Ct. 9pbannes
airfe 3irsoag Den 26. Suli. = 81
enifer til 9ntte.
Nu3aret6 OonTte gprneitoll
Iutfeoe frsoag Den %. Suli. DC
Senoa9en osrefter 6leo Der of6oIot
TeI / Sans 8anielIen8S fopluub foi
Senbagsftolen og 9prneifolen. nc.
Del pareoe belle 9agen. On 6ormio.
oa9en par Der @pOstienefte. Giter.
mioodgn bar 9crnenes 5io. =.
bapce en- rigtig goo % otantfet Scr.
nefeit. ION hi meo Gf0oe tanter Ill.
6aae poa.
- M}ifs Maren 6olm fra 8acias
Qis., bar paret / 9eisg bos os.
Mrs. II. gettrIen bar oper.
itaaet en- farlig 0peration / 6amp.
ten % er nu / 9eoring.
- Som BET pil its / 9etenotgsrel.
len, af6oloes arebsmpbe Der bos %
September, og Ri oil pare 9laoe pet
at ie mango fremmeoe iblanot os
cisie Gage.
@t bar bait rigti9 goOt @ei.
M 6aaoe til so og Soften, og efi9.
6oao Der ii9es, oejer 6aoren 9oot
Mar. Der er uoiigter til nogenluna
looe 5ioer igen.
81 renter 9rof. @ia i6lonot ..
/ oisie Gage. SON Tfai pypoitt pat
Seubog i 9irfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
correspondence.
Sana GOlle9e.

MfiIs Q9oia g. 2angitaf, por
..buinefs4 eGrerinoe, blep iioitelse
ait meo Wm,9ong. Der er 9rofesior
/ 0luiif felt oppe / 0innipeg, Gan.
0liis Qaugitof 6oiot neget al 9ana
% upferte it 4rbeioe trofait % opgs
tigt. giange At benoes 6leper pil,
mar be 6prer ON bette 9rpaup, Al
5iertet enIfe Mifs 2angitaH en- lqtz
telig 5remti0.
; SteOet Tor Miis Qdngiiof
oalqtes G6as. @aooon. Der bar be
ret Carer peo en- Stole / California.
Siguro 2lnter bar / Sommer
taQet ct SIRIUS paa Rocteiellers
Stole, 66icugos llnioerftet. Zen
ne Stole er ct goot GtsempeI paa.
bpao Der tan ggrss PEP fripiaige @as
per. Der er parb 10 Uiiaionsr
Dollars.
9t piloe gerne 0ioe, boor ale
Dore gdmle Gleoer er nu. 9iloe oet
rare for meget at forlun9e, Oeriom
ri anmobebe Dem ON. at be buroe
tribe st Qoittort % Ienoe % oeres
QorssIe? @er BET, ON o9iaa 9e
tror, oi PED, 6oor 0e er. I'll ale,
Fer ienoer os en- Qoo Cite al Iapus
paa iaaoanne, iom buroe tage pda
Sfos ESQ iamt Oeres Qoress
Ter, oil hi forelo6ig ienoe ct 9iaeoe
at finite @ars Sfolebolb. Men
0aonene maa pare oalgte meb Sm=
bu og 6etit fun ct ira bier camille.
- Qrof. 6. t. 6anIen bar baret
/ Qnons At 5eIp9e Sla8tnings p3
9ennsr.
= 4u er Murernes qr6eibe pas
ben me 9oanina naiten farOiat.
5raerne 6eroppe er iau itors.
at pi ilet lite fan ie 8pen, % 9nsn
life os. Gn Del AT oem tommer IL
at 6uq9es oat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
SilGpcrucjelic
for Qanbsmeno, om ri.
6eigBe Ct. 2outs unoer
uoftilItngen.

DANTE. iom sr / no9enlunoe goo
gtonomif Sitting. 6uroe afla5ge
uoIiain9en i St. Qouis ct lille Be
Jog; t6i en- mere larerig % en- aos
iere a%oipreoenoe lloflugt 81 nap2s
cpnaas. gngre fom alOre Ter Ter Del
5ebiie, JON ejsr al 5orOens ioritflli9e
Rationer.
) forrigs l1gs 6ap0e ieg ben STA
Re at ie mig en- I q. qouis oa In
Itiaingen.
losle Oenne 1ur, % b0do je9 Der
opleDeoe, gaar mig atori8 Al 0in6e,
iaa lange jeg leDer.
0len enbper oil inoremme. At 6st
sr gent / alle MaaOsr for 7anile
un0er ct Cpbolo I 81. Qouis al bare
ct mfitfert, ~5ebageligt og 6iQigt Eii=
fugtsiteo. Sec 6enptteoe mig of pa
Itor j. 9entisns oenliae 3il5ub /
bdniteglaoe % boe0e i%daleoss i bars
! en6oer 6enieenbe pnoige 6jemiom
li9ger obermaabe naturifsnt ganffe
mar peb u%oitilingsn. 6an meOte
mig bereooiaigt % 6jalpiomt be-
min Qntomf unosr bet ma9tiqe
M}Dloer paa St. 2ouis itolta ganes
qaaro.
Mange DANTE ira foriteai9eGqne
nso iamme 9elpiaie iom isg - Islps
felgeligt.
Def ffulOe oprigtig qla6e mia, ON
cisie faa Qinier, Der er nebfreone al
tafnemlige 5slelier opsr for Qaitor
gentien % 6uitru. MATTE bibrage
til, at 2anOsmanb, ION agter at gre
en- Eur til Ct. 2ouis, itrdfs ifrioe
iii BAN og fire fla bans bR%rbifutbe
9iftanb.
9aftor gsntIens QorssIe sr: Surs
eOo 9arf, Ct. 2ouis. Mlo.
Stem bet nj iftei
Mleb be 6ebite 6iliener fra
5. 9. Mefteraaorb,
9nnOdgent,
9uitin. Rsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
GeOar 5aas9a.

Qaitor G.6. SEMEN, 9atine ,@is,
afagoe os / forrige uge et tartoms
ment geisg. 9dn PAR paa 6iemosi
fra gle6raita. bpor ban mso 5amilie
6aooe op6olot fla en- fife 3iO. 6on
oe.tog / en- Observation-Disclosures
par foranitaItet al pore unge, % Der
talte ban til baaoe gamle % lnge,
men oo9 iarlig til be unas ON pore
6piitolers itore 8stnOning i6larbt
port Soft, % 6oor nDttiqt bet funoe
e1re for pore urge at 6eisge bore
oani.e 6ojitolsr. % ri oit babe, at
fere At oors unae oil Ie Ia / Stano
til / 9inter at tags et Cp6olo paa
en- Stole. Oct ifal iiffert life Tor
trnoss.
Mrs anuo 0lfen bar paret /
@arcua. 3a.. 6por 6un en- uges 3io
bar 6eiaat nogle 9enner.
cars Qislitn er rsjit til :.
7atota. 6aor ban oi( fere 9tG0n
neO Soften paa fans 5arm oer.
81. q. SEMEN. 6rsospiGe, bar
tot 6ans G6~riienIens 6us paa
6iernet al Gldn oa Is. @abe. qgs
5eiummen er S21oo. 6ans G6riz
iienien a9ter at reiie mob Goro, ba
Fan bier CONNER er plaget ms6
6apieoer.
6ans Safo5 6reoerifIn fra
Clinton oita9ger / peHne lii 9iiit
1os 9amIe aeuoinger 5sr paa egnm.
Sens SIR. 5alteien tom i 10
lie llge 6srtil ira Quou5on % tar
lfr net At bile for6lipe Der paa GO
nsn.
5 0lanoags rsite Carer u.
4aDien o3 bans 5orle0toe Garolin.
@ulpager til Coulter, 6oor be en- tort
9io oil op6oloe ii9 5os fsrftnaontss
Slagtninqer. Snart ptl be reiie til
5lf 6orn boor Q}dbFen / Qinisr
ital o1re Carer pda 6ejifolen. Ben
nerne FER eniter eoer qpffe poa Rel
Zen % 6uos 9elii9nelie / Qr5ejoet,
iom S Nome optags.
6enrp 3o6nien fom i f0ite II
&c til6age ira Collar. boor fan bar
op6olot fig en- life 8io. 6aabsnos
Al frisere fig ira ct @iatonoe, ION
ban ! CONNER bar paret plaget al.
5an fsler fig en- bel Del beore.
;. 6. q. 81. 6ar / Mqnbaes
cptagct ben gamle Crossing o5er q.
d. 5. d. q. og Dil 6erefter le6e ale
5og oOer BET M anlaats Spor mel
fem Der % 6artforb.
Qaa Ssnbdq eftermibbaa iii
Der bite gsrnefsn / Qa5aret5 airs
fs ION afilutning paa Dor 5eriss
ftole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
areosmeoe.

On Sub oil, afboloer MtinneTOtd
areos At b. T. airfe tit Gfteraursms.
be | 2uct, Nis.. fra ben %. til ben
28.Qug. 4abningsgubstjsneite Sors'
bag 5Orm. 81. 10. 5glgenbe Gmns,
oiIe bltbe brsftebe:
1. 6pao fan man beoit gsre for OIL
beOure be llnge for airtsn.
2. Oe 9eaiges Samfunb.
,aommer, ldoer os fnite os neb fol
6errens Dor Stabers Qdfpn." pI,
95, 6. u. M. Rtelen,
9reosformanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Blair. 0ebr.
Sontb Cma9a.
StOrt unaooms meoe.

era 2. til 5. Sept. begge Dage
iberegnsOs, afbOloes ungbOmsmeoe /
GiOur Gitp, Soma, t ben odnifslas
tberife &irte. Jlere praiter bar %
ret at oere til Steoe. 9i bsnter
mango tilrsjienDe fra RdbOmenisks
berns iarlig at be unss. pae
@runo at oSnterltute 2iDe Stoct
ssore" / Siour gitp fan tilrsifsnbs
faa Nebiattelis / 9~iaetpriien, mere
berom ienere. = 3om MI enoelia
nenne Sang.
paa be utges 8egne:
Niels Dam fob,
Mgb.s pr9ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
yOanlferen"
5renag Den IL. Au9uit 1904.
Blair, 9ebr.

0anIt guostjenete poa Senoag /
Dor baulfe lut6erite airte til i1ooan=
fla aip, 81. 1890 6ormiooag.
Spnoagsilole i airtens 8aiement
81. 8 Morgen.
naife uge afbploes ungOomss
msoe Cnsbog Qften / Stebet for
sorsodg. quit bet og tom.
5snoaq gftermiooag 1aooe ri
et aoot 5eiegt 9}eoe UNDER SrGsrne
RED Stolen. 8aitor Qnter laite ct
ooct stntfe % talte ooer BET, Rpors
efter mrs. Qnter ~Ieroereoe meo 9es
moaaos % stage. 9i Tiger Sat baa=
pe for 1alen % Ssroeringen. - 9eo
Def 6~erefter af6olote un9oomsmeoe
psotoaes Def at fabs et Orgel til 80
Dollars. oa Gengene er tegneoe. uo=
bal9et iupplereoes men Qliis Sngs@
borg Qnfer. III.
Scr paa oisis Ggne Oel tenote
Qan1smano, Chris gfielien, iom for
faa Nlaaneber iioen iolgte i'm Slag-
tsrforretntu9 Ser / Blair og tribe
6al50elsn / en- misunderstanding
ION ban iaa aptteoe til aennarb
meo. 6nttsoe fpr fort 5io iiben benz
ne ii. 7Forretning bort MOB en- 6drm
3 mil SD0 Tor Blair. 9an int
teoe Iaa meD 6amilie tit6age BERTH.
ca MI 6ar Ban for napnts 5drm fadz
ct en- 6orretning lige tp9rs pper 90
ZEN for Ian. Qutb. Qubl. @ouIe.
Der taaes / oisis 3a9e o5nooice" a
Qageret. og / naite uge bill ri formoz
oeutiig ie bans Advertisement Rer /
glo0et. 9i eniter BAN QDtte / ben
nDe 5orretning.
= 0tr. 9onen Gbrtlten1en, ben
fra Qautrps oMleat Martet" ioa PEI
tenote. foretommenOe Og etspeoitts
banfe Sluqteribenb, bar fsbs
Gmit6s = tiDligers Chris QieIiens
= Slagterforretning paa 0oltsr
Qoe. itraas ooer for 9oit6uiet. 6dn
bar a1ereoe ct gent sasiortment@ Al
aft til6prenDe 6orretningen. Qatie
/ 6orrstningen, unge Qanbsmano.
6On. Sans Qam6. iom for
uoqen Sin Iioen tsbte 56os. Qils
Unions Recioence I 8erterpiae for
$500. CT nu flpttst inn / TN nps
@ienbom. Mlr. Qiltinfon er flDttet
ino : 9elin0a goofs gienoom.
timber 5tormen fofte 6reoag
often log Qpnet NED / Magnus
So6niens aoItato. og troOs Regnen
~neobranote ben til Grunoen. DIR
bar omtring 20 9ons 6s t Stalbsa.
faa 3a6et opsritiqer @siuranceIums
men. $50. 6stpoeligt.
= Gn ung oanif M}an0, g}r. ..
G6rifenien sr M I i'm sqen Slagteys
forretnina Spo for Grog6s 5arbz
mare Store.
e. 8il6er, en- gammel pelfenbt
Qmerifaner / Rarbeoen al Blair. If
FIR goot en- uqes 3ib iioen ct I'm
Fafo Al 9aral9iis (91mmslIe). Saa
fpntes fan at pare / 8ebring, men /
Qer0a9s if fan ct 8ilbagefato. og
bans 5ilIrano er tmritiit. Sans Qlosr
er imoo BAN, ban er 78 Qar, ffent
Fan fife Ter ub til at oare orer 80.
= glr. ,. G6riftenien bar fs5t
So6n : Smit6s Mledt Mdrtet, be-
liggsnbe pber 8absn ira 9oit6uist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Doonbanoel Ga Smeoepderfteo.

Vor velkendte Landsmand, SoREN JEN-
SEN, har modtaget en- stor Eorsyuiug af
FINE BUGGIEs, som salges til rimelige
Priser. Han saelger Lansing-Nognen med
fuld Garanti. HAMS medevaerksted er ~
Zig forsynet med en- ny Gasolin-L okomotiv
OK er / allie Maader udrustet til at gore alt
til FACET ~henherende.
Var saa god at kigge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
eatimer % Coulter, Sa.

SiDen iibite Wleobelelis berfra sr
Der ~forefaloen TO 8sosfalo, nsmlig
Mrs. eterGbriitenien. ION fOr fort
lib iioen fiji ct Slag. 9un par liot
! georin9; men 8soen tom brat en-
Ssnodg Morgsn. Den anoen sr
Wrs. Riels GbriifsnIen (Su6lsr).
ION ogiaa bar ipg fun tort lib.
SUN bar Ogiau / 8eOrins; men Og-
iua FER tom Dsben 6urtig. gsggt
bleO ~begrupsoe paa Ct. Sobunnes
airteguaro unber meget for Delta.
selie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
MeierifeplaOs lples.

Gp oanif Dteierite ieaer en- iaabau 4lo6s.
Seq bar peret Uteierife / 6 aur pda G0ns
mdrfs beolte 1ieierier. 9iqrmere Cplpss
ueb 6enpeuoelie til
0ieierite Mnr9retbe Anoerieh
2Sl Sontb 5remont Ct, Eenuer, solo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
a ii =
CHICAGO, ST. Paul,
Minneapolis + Omaha.

sgd paa.
Nr. 7. Omaha Passenger $50 Firm.
l. do. do. =. 1922
3. do do. -. s,21 Eft.
Nord paa.
4. 7 sin City Passenger III Firm
2. Sioux City Passenger 2,45 Eft.
8. Omaha Passenger . 6,35
Nf. 4, s, Z og 8 daglig undtagen ssndax.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Torlll tilSalg.

$50 aeres Al bet beoite 9ano / 5toteu 50
ma. @obe 9pgnin9er 9anoet 9ouife liet
yro0in9". run 1 0til ira Oanif hltb. 8irte.
tet peo Stole o9 CO. 6 QRil ira Cpens, So.
Dan beruenoe lig til
g9alter aloitrr, 6emien. Soma. il. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-12
Chicago y n. u. r. Y.

vest paa.
Mr.. %. Lincoln Passenger. . 8,25 Firm
IL. Black Hills Pass. 800 Eft.
0st paa.
8. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 Firm
@. Chicago Limited $50 Eft
Toget Mr.. 4. s, 7 og 8 gaar north OF sgd, OF
Is OK 8 gaar est OK vest daglig undtager
Seudag
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25
FREE CATTLE RANCHES.
Over Eight Million Acres Of Grazing
Lands Open to the Public.

Over Eight Million Acres Of Grazing
Lands Open to the Public.
Omaha, Neb., June 25.-Any citi
zen of the United States who is the
head of a family and does not own
more than 100 acres of land now has
chance to acquire a cattle ranch in
Nebraska for nothing. Under the
Kincaid bill. which passed the last
congress and becomes operative TO-
morrow. 8,S44,757 acres, most of
which comprises as fine grazing land
as there is in the world, will be open
to the public as homesteads
The lands affected by the Kincaid
bill have been open for homesteading
in lots of 160 acres each, for many
years. but, not being suitable for ag-
ricultural purposes. and 160 acres not
being large enough on which to raise
cattle. the lands have never been ia
ken up by hOmesteaders. However, a
square mile of this land will furnish
pasturage and feed for 100 head of
cattle throughout the year.
Great tracts of this land have been
fenced by the cattle barOns of Ne
braska. one concern having fenced in
no less than two million acres of it.
These large cattle ranches now have
to give up the government land they
have been using This is the last
large distribution of land that the
government will ever make
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25

BILE work. The pastor will give a
short address bearing upon the Home
Mission work. No special collection
will be taken.
The choir will favor us with some
special music. Just at the opening
of the services an opportunity will
be given to parents to have their chill
dren dedicated to the Lord by bap-
tism. There will be no service at
the evening hour as our cOngrega-
tion will worship with the Presbyter.
ian congregation, on special invita-
ton by the pastor. We extend a very
cordial invitation to all strangers who
may desire to worship with US at the
morning services. w. E. LYON, p. c.
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Another Shy at New York.

with his experiences here last Octo
ber, Dr. DOwie is to take another shy
at the flesh pots of the metropolis
His agents have engaged Carnegie
Music Hall for tomorrow, when the
self-styled Elijah III. is to hold forth
morning, afternoon and evening in an
effort to explain his recent uncOm-
Portable experiences in Australia and
in London. and incidentally to sell
some more of his Zion City bonds.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25
FAIRBANKS GOES HOME.

A Great Demonstration in His Honor
at Indianapolis Tonight.
Chicago, June Ex-senator Fair.
banks, the vice presidential nominee
left Chicago this afternoon for his
home at indianapolis, where a great
demonstration will be made in his
honor tonight. The Senator is sched.
uled for a number of speeches be
tween here and Indianapolis. He will
reach Indianapolis at 1920. The dem
onstratio9, there will be of non-par-
tisan character, just gathering of
home people. neighbors and friends.
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shevIin to Compete sbroad.

New York, June 25.-Thomas L.
Shevlin, of Minneapolis, sails today
for Great Britain to challenge for the
championships OF England, Scotland
and Ireland in the hammer throw.
Shevlin has been for two years a
member of the Yale track athletic
team and will represent Yale and
Harvard in the international dual
track meet in July with Oxford and
Cambridge.
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seen going west along the Corean
coast.
Lao Yang. June 25-A Russian
correspondent with Major General
Mistchenko's division Of Cossacks.
which is opposing the conjunction of
the armies of Kuroki and Oku near
Kai Chou, says: ''In the fight of June
23rd the Cossacks were unable to
remove seven of their wounded men,
and they were all slaughtered before
the eyes of their comrades. The Jap.
anese afterward indulged in mutila-
ton"
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nomination 70 county officers are in
full blast to-day. Last night a big
dance was given at Artesia under the
auspices of some of the candidates,
and barrels TO lemonade flowed like
one of the big artesian gushers. There
is lively contest over the Offices of
Treasurer and Assessor, and Cicero
Stewart has opposition but the chanc
es seem to be all in Stwart's favor
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25
A UNION VICTORY.

Employer Restrained From Hiring
Non-Union Workmen.
Milwaukee June 25.-Court CON-
missioner E. E. Chaplin today issued
an injunction requiring three Mil
waukee tailors to refrain from en-
plOying any but union workmen. They
were also enjoined from violating the
terms of the contract which it is
claimed they entered into with the
Milwaukee Custom Tailors' union
This injunctiOnal order is said to be
the first that has ever been issued
restraining a firm from employing
nOn-union workmen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25
Miss Gould entertains for Charity.

MISS Gould Entertains for Charity.
New York. June 25.-Miss Helen
Gould today opened her magnificent
country place at Irvington-on-H Hudson
for public lawn party and band con-
cert. The proceeds of the entertain
ment viii be donated to the army
Christian Association, which Is one of
Miss GOuld's pet charities.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25
THE NEW REPUBLIC.

Panama oFrmaIiy Recognized As
Such by Uncle Sam.
Washington, June 25.-America and
the infant republic of Panama form.
ally joined hands today, and Presi.
dent Roosevelt received Don J. Deo.
baldia. the recently appointed minis.
ter of the republic. The exchange OF
though they were felicitous and hear
tY.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-25

We succeeded I. A. Wallace & Son
who. were the Modern Grocers. We
are more modern Yours truly.-Gar
ton, Moss & Co.. distributors Of pure
food products.
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TWELVE PROBABLE srARrEas.

Worlds Fair Handicap At St. Louis
to be Decided Today.
St. Louis. June 25.-The Worlds
Fair Handicap race. worth over forty
thousand dollars to the winner. will
be decided today on the track at the
Fair grounds. There are twelve prob
able starters.
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Bandits Release Prisoners.

Paris, June 25.-The foreign Office
has received a dispatch from the
French minister at Tangier confirm
ing last nights Associated Press re-
port OF the arrival there of Perdica
ris and Variey.
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counterfeiter pleads Guilty.

st. Louis, June 25.--Marcus c.
Graham of Providence, r. l.. today
pleaded guilty in the U. S. District
court to counterfeiting and was sent
enced to fifteen years at hard labor
and to pay a fine of $2,500.
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Every body is buying a copy OF the
Is page edition of the Daily Recor
and sending it away to friends just
to show them what an enterprisins
place Roswell really is.
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Mrs. Lulu Hayden, daughter of ].
d. Cooley of Glen, left this morning
for her home in Pleasant Hill.
Hayden has been visiting her her
for several months.
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Western Trip for chaffee.

Washington. d. c., June 25.-Gen.
eral Chaffee, chief of staff, and Quar-
termaster General Humphreys left
Washington today on an inspection
trip of western and northwestern
posts.
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STREET CARS COLLIDE.

Twelve Persons tnjured-Some OF
Them Fatally.
Chicago, June 25.-Twelve persons
in the collision Of two street cars to
day. The cars were crowded, and
there were a number of narrow es-
capes from death.
1t is believed that the brakes on
the two cars were defective The col:
lision was between a north bound
Wallace street car and a Thirty-first
street car.
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Piano tuning $3.50. Andrew Axei
son, at Roswell Drug and Jewelry
Co. Phone SO. 92tf
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Lime for sanitation. Large or
4th st. and Railroad
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Money and Stocks.

Mrs. Louise Henderson OF Wichita.
Kansas. is settling on her claim south
east of town and will become a Cit
izen of Chaves county.
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Toxic, June 25.-Admiral Togo re
ports that on Thursday last, June %.
his patrol boat discovered the battle
ship Peresviet and seven other yes
sells accompanied by nine torpedo
boat destrOyers near the entrance OF
Port Arthur harbor. They warned
him by wireless telegraph, and he
Immediately advanced his entire fleet,
except those engaged on special du-
ty. The Admiral then discovered that
the Russian fleet which consisted of
six battle ships, five cruisers and
fourteen destroyers, had evidently
down. The Russians stopped outside
the harbor, and after nightfall the
fleet of Japanese torpedo boat des-
troyers resolutely attacked the Rus
sian ships and succeeded in torpedo
fing and sinking battle ship of the
Pereviest type and disabling the bat
tie ship Sevastopol A cruiser of the
Diana type was observed being tow
ed into the harbor on Friday morn
ing, and it is evident that she had
sustained serious damage. The Jap
anese ships sustained little damage.
One destroyer was hit by shell and
three men killed and three wounded
The Chidori, a vessel of the same
class was hit behind the engine room
but no casualties occurred. Two other
torpedo boats were slightly damaged
Tatche Kiao, Lao Yang Peninsula.
"wednesday. Delayed) June 22.-
The Japanese forces are within twelve
miles of Port Arthur. the whole male
population of which, over fifteen
years of,age, is under arms. The wo-
n{eh are assisting in the work of com
pleting the defenses.
St. Petersburg, June 25.-An un-
named Russian general is quoted in
Viedmosti today as saying that this
is the eve of great battle, adding
LnaL SI0uGIdl AuIORdlhln 10 AAONAA6
to meet General Kuroki. who he will
dispose of before General Oku ar
rives.
London, June 25.-The Japanese
legation this afternoon received dis
patch from Toxic announcing that a
detachment of the Taku Shan army
swprised and routed q squadron OF
Russian cavalry ten miles northwest
Of Santao Kow at dawn June %, and
also occupied the heights north there
Of. expelling the Russians who left
sixty dead on the field.
London, June 25.-The version of
the naval battle June 23rd on Port
Arthur received by the Japanese le-
CATION from Toxic is identical with
the Associated Press report. except
that the report says .sAt least one
battle ship OF the Periesviet type ap-
peared to be sunk.
Che Foo, June IS. Steamers arriv.
sing II Chemulpo from MojI. Japan.
report that = large number Of Jap
aneae troops and horses are awaiting
transportation 1t japanese ports. The
loes of ma from the attacks Of the
Rslssian vladivost0ck squadron on
VI - 1auanese transports Is now plac-
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Want Lobsters? You are one II you
don't get them at Carton, Moss &
Co. New shipment just received.
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Don A. Sweet OF Amarillo was in
the city yesterday, leaving last even.
ing for the south.