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zled veterans made brave showing
Notwithstanding the age and infirmi
ties of many of their number. The
route lay through the business part
of the city which was elaborately dee
Grated From the grand stand the pa
rade was reviewed by the city and
county officials and guests of note
from out of the city. The various di-
visions of the parade included the
Army of Northern Virginia, the Army
of the Tennessee, the trans-Mississ
ippi department and the Pacific divis
ion. The state of Tennessee natural
ly had the largest number in line
but other states were well represen-
ted. In flower bedecked carriages
rode the sponsors and maids of honor
who came to Nashville from all over
the South under appointment from
the Confederate veterans. This part
of the parade made a beautiful pic,
ture, and received much applause
st. Petersburg, June 16.-The Vladi
vostock squadron has returned safely
10 1l-
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Walton, the Photographer.

William r. Walton. who came to
Roswell last December and bought a
half interest in the Frost Studio. has
now taken the entire business and
earnestly asks the patronage of all
former customers.
Having been in studios in New York
Denver and Colorado Springs. he
feels confident he can demonstrate
to the people Of Roswell that it is not
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CITY WINS.

Jury in Justice Of Peace Court Holds
the Pound Ordinance Valid.
Yesterday in Justice Bailey's court
the case of the FL Captain Land &
Cattle Co. VS. J. H. Taylor. Pound
keeper of the City of Roswell. was
tried before a jury The Poundkeeper
j. III. Taylor, in the discharge of his
duty had taken up five head of the
Company's cattle and the cattle were
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Woman's Club.

A special meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at st. Andrews Hall
At this meeting the committees for
the year will he appointed, and the
work of the year determined. Every
member of the Club is earnestly urg
ed TO be present At this meeting.
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c. A. OverhOlt, the immigration
man for the Tallmadge Land Company
at Burlington. Iowa, left this morn.
ing for his home. He was accompan.
led by his son Charles who has been
at Carlsbad for the past four months
for the benefit of his health The
young man gained in weight and in
says he is now as hearty and strong
as a buck
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BICYCLE RACE.

At Fair Grounds Saturday Afternoon
at 2:3o O'clock.
H. Ringo and HI. Bise will run
ten mile race at the fair ground race
track Saturday afternoon. Admission
25 cents
and the ten mile wheel record for
New Mexico will undoubtedly be
made at this time.
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There is another case pending in
this court between the same parties
and this case was continued until
Monday afternoon at two O'Clock. In
this case the Company claims that
J. H. Taylor did wilfully and malic,
iOusly kill one of their cows. The ci,
ty will try to establish the fact that
the Poundmaster in the discharge of
his duty was compelled to rope one
of the cows of this company, and
that the cement of malice was en-.
tirely lacking
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GENERAL OF FINLAND

Shot and MortaiIy Wounded at En-
trance of Finnish Senate.
ST. Petersburg. June 16.-General
Bobrikoff, governor general of Fin
land. was shot and mortally wounded
at IL O'Clock this morning at the
entrance of the Finnish senate at
Helsinfors.
The assassin is a man named
Schauman. a son of Senator Schau-
man. He Immediately committed sui
eide. The attack is ascribed to Fin
nish patriotism
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At a Baroain,

Professor L. W. Martin having con-
tracted to take charge of the school
work at Artesia for the coming year,
will offer his farm for few days at
4 special bargain.
He has 2Sh acres of fine land. 20
acres in young orchard just begin
ming to bear. Has a good modern four
room cottage, with bath, pantry and
two closets. Has an artesian well. a
.arge reservoir, and has a system of
water works. Lots, corrals and out
buildings good. For prices and furth-
er particulars see Carlton & Roach.
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Miss Lillian Mccain left this morn.
ing for Mineral Wells, Texas, to re
main several weeks for the benefit
of her health. Until recently Miss
Mccain had charge of the office work
of the Record. but was compelled to
resign on account of i'll health. She
is succeeded in the position by Miss
Edith Farris.
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CUBAN TORNADO.

And Unprecedented Rain Caused
Damage at Santiago.
New York, June ia tornado ac.
companied by unprecedented rain has
caused great damage about Santiago
de Cuba. The land lines between Ha.
vana and the Santiago end of the isl
communication has been interrupted
for several hours
Santiago, de Cuba. June ia tor
nadO of unusual severity has caused
much damage to this CITY and sur
country. The death list is
yer 100 and increasing
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warninu.

II is contrary TO law To carry fire
arms or deadly weapons OF any kind
III you would escape arrest. leave
your fire arms AT home. Boys. you
had better pass them IN.
r. w. CATHEY,
Policeman
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Denver Colo, June 16.-"When
Charles II. Meyer leaves Telluride il
will not he as free man. but instead
his departure will mean transfer from
one bull pen to another" says the
Denver Times. This morning a war
rant charging him with aiding and
abetting insurrection was issued in
Teller county, and Immediately tele-
phoned to Sheriff Rutan of San Mig
uel county. who will hold Meyer until
the arrival of deputies from Cripple
Creek, when he will be turned over"
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Frost & Walton by mutual
consent has been dissolved Mr.. Wal
ton will continue the business. as
and all accounts due the firm are pay
able to him.
WILLIAM r. WALTON.
FRANK FROST
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Washington State Bankers.

Walla Walla. Wash. June l6.-Al
the large cities Of the state are rep
resented at the annual meeting Of
the Washington State Bankers. Assn-
citation begun here today. Elaborate
entertainment has been prepared for
the visitors.
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A Proverb.

Solomon said: 60 to the ant. thou
sluggard consider her ways and be
wise" We say: Go to Carlton &
Roach, prOspector, buy real estate
from them, and make a rise.
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Franklin College Commencement

Franklin, Ind. June l6.--J. Frank
Hanly of Lafayette, Republican can.
didate for governor Of Indiana. de-
livered the address to the graduates
at the Franklin college commence.
ment today.
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Houses Close In,

Why don't you list these houses
with us.
We have renters for them every
day.
We can fill them for you.
Carlton Il Roach.
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Parade Of Ex-confederates.

Nashville. Tenn. June 16.-The an.
nual parade. probably the most inter
esting feature of the national reunion
"a far as the rank and file Of the
Confederate veterans is concerned
took place this afternoon. The grix-
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Robert p. Farris left this morning
for ST. Louis to join his wife. and
they will make their future home in
ST. Louis. While here Mr.. Farris was
associated with Carl NJ. Bird in the
real estate business. His wife did not
have good health here.
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Tskio, June 16-The transport Hi
reports that she encountered the Rus
sian Vladivostock squadron at 1:20
yesterday twenty miles west of the
island of Shiro of the Xxi group. The
Sado, 6,219 tons, were two miles to
the westward. The weather was fog
gy and the sea calm. When the Hino
sighted the Russian feet she turned
and ran and signalled warning to
the KanaZawa and they both took
refuge inside the island Chiyt. Both
signalled the danger to to the Iburi
which also escaped. The Hitachi and
Sado were surrounded by the Rus
sian vessels, but their fate is un
,~hnown. The loss of life will probably
be heavy.
In a fight which is reported to
have taken place at Telissu on the
railroad about eighty miles north of
Port Arthur, the Russians lost 500
IA guns The casualties of the Japa
nese killed and wounded is estimated
at one thousand men.
All doubt as to the sinking of the
transports Hitachi and Sado by the
Russians was removed this afternoon.
Three hundred and ninety-seven sur
vivors of the Hitachi arrived at MOji
and 153 survivors of the Sado arriv-
ed at Kokura. Details of the destruc
tion of the two transports and the
full extent of the casualties are not
obtainable.
1t is reported that the transports
carried only 1,4O0 men. If this be
true, the loss of lives is probably less
than a thousand The transports, had
on board, however, many horses and
large quantities of supplies.
The survivors report that the trans
ports were sunk by torpedoes.
mored throughout the city that Gem
eral Stakelburg has sustained dis
astrous defeat at Vafangow, and that
his retreat is being cut off.
New Chwang, June 16.-Firing has
been heard in the direction of Kai
Chou since ten o'clock last night
Two batteries of artillery were ruch
ed through town at midnight. The Sc
cond division of General Kuroki's ar
my is reported to be marching tow
ards Kai Chou for the purpose of ia
king the enemy in the rear. 1t is pos
itively known that the Russian forces
in the vicinity of Kai Chou are divid
ed, half of them being at Kai Chou
and the remainder about twenty mile
east of there The entire force num-
bers about $4,000 men. There are ru-
mors here of fighting at Port Arthur
with the japanese almost in the city
London, June IA dispatch to
the Central News Agency from Toxic
says the Japanese. after fierce fight
ing yesterday, captured Telissn. The
Russians lost six guns and many reg
fmental colors.
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Frank Morgan left this morning for
his home at Oahaca, Mexico. He for
merly lived here and was engaged in
the real estate business.
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necessary for them to go to a larger
city for work in his line. Ii is his
desire to please every one and deliv-
er an artistic likeness. All he asks
is an opportunity to show the quail
ty of his work.
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replevined by the Company. After
hearing the evidence the jury re-
turned a verdict in favor of the city,
holding that the Poundmaster had a
perfect right in this case to impOund
these cattle. The prosecution gave
notice of appeal. 1t has five days in
which to perfect this appeal.
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Notice.

| have room in my pasture for 20
head of stock. Will pastura for reas
enable price Apply to c. c. Reuter-
the boot and shoe maker.
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Pharmacists in Convention.

Rockford, H.. June 13.-The annual
convention of the Illinois Pharmaceu-
tical Association began here this af
|ternoon
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Land Baruain.

600 acres good decided land nine
miles from Roswell in proven artesian
district, for a few days, at $3.50 per
acre. Cheapest thing offered in the
Valley. If
SIMPSON & DeFREEST
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Miss Christina Hernandez will give
lessons in Spanish at $500 per
month. Call at residence 12O South
Main. 90t12
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Wool Market.

St Louis, Mo, June 16.-WOol stea
dy. Territory and western mediums
16 q 21; fine medium l6 a II: fine
10 q II.
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FROM Pen TO PEN

Denver Times Says He Will Be Re-
arrested on Another Charge in Tel
Ter County.-Peabody. Wells and
Bell Must Also Appear.
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LOSS FROM 1000 TO 1900.

Scenes at the Place of Yesterdays Terrible Disaster New
York arbor. Divers Still Bringing up Bodies OF Wo-
men and Children Acts Of 1erosm and Acts OF Brutality
and SeIfshness During the Terrible Hours OF Yesterday
Much Criticism tine Behavi of the Officers Of the III
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Social Dance.

A social dance will he given ar the
Opera House Friday evening.
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The Suburban.

New York. June l6.-The Suburban
was won this afternoon by Hermls:
Picket second. and Irish Lad third.
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]. Mack Smith. the townsite man
of Artesia. arrived In the city this
morning.
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Piano tuning $3.50. Andrew Axel-
son. at Roswell Drug and Jewelry
Co. Phone So. 92tf
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RUSSIAN FLEET SENDS JAPAN.
EsE TRANSPORTS TO
THE BOTTOM
A SEVERE DtfEAT

1t is Rumored in ST. Petersburg that
General Stakeiberq has Been Sc.
vereIy Defeated, and That His Re.
treat is Cut Off.
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THE HORROR GROWS!

Five Hundred and twenty-five Bodies of Victims of
the Steamer Disaster Have Been Recovered.
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Telluride. Colo, June lG.-Charles
IL. Meyer. president of the Wes ,crn
Federation of Miners. who was sur.
rendered by Captain Bulkley Wells.
the commander of San Miguel county
er of the L. S. Circuit Court of APP
peals granted a writ of habeas corpus
1T st. Louis. is now held a prisoner
desecrating the flag. II was said today
that he would probably be released
in few days pursuant TO the order
OF Governor Peabody who has directed
all troops to he Withdrawn from San
Miguel county.
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st. Petersburg, June 16.-The Vladi
vostock squadron has returned safely
to VladivOstock.
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v. s. JUDGE GRANTS A WRIT OF
HAsEAs CORPUS IN THE
MOVER CASE.
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St. Louis. Mo-. June l6.-U. S. Cir
cult Judge Thayer, sitting in cham.
bers, has granted a writ of habeas
corpus to have Charles n. Meyer.
president of the Western Federation
of Miners. brought before him July
5th. The writ is directed against Gov
ernor J. Fl. Peabody of Colorado. Ad.
jutant General Bell and CaDtain Bulk
ley Wells. The three men have been
cited to appear with Meyer and show
cause why Meyer is being restraineJ
of his liberty. Attorneys Hawkins
and Richardson of Denver laid the
case before Judge Thayer. Their argu-
ments were that the prisoner was be.
ing held in the bull pen without any
law or authority and being restrained
of his liberty.
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London. June IA dispatch to
the Central News Agency from Toxic
says the Japanese. after fierce fight
ing yesterday, captured Telissn. The
Russians lost six guns and many reg
imental colors.
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THE COVERED MILK PAIL.
Some Tests Which Prove Coaclusively
That 1t Is the Cleanest and
Best TO Use.

In bulletin Of the Connection,
Storrs station, w. A. Stocking Jr.
reports the result OF comparative
studies OF the sanitary condition OF
milk drawn in open and covered pals.
TWO kinds OF milking pals were usec
in these experiments. one was a reg
ular. open pail, the other was a pail
with cover Of special design An IL.
lustration OF the latter is gwen here
with.
II is an ordinary milk pail with q
closely fitting cover. which has an open
ing near one side into which is soldered
a funnel four inches in diameter having
a wire gauge Of fine mesh soldered across
the bottom. This funnel extends slight
ly above and below the cover, and slopes
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NOT SUCH A FUNNY TRICK.
Drummer's Joke on Waiter Turned
Out a Costly One On
Himself

81 suppose there comes 20 every man .
desire 10 do something smart on an oc-
casion" said the drummer as a sigh took
the place Of his smile, according 10 the
New York Times.
We'll, such q desire came 10 me a.
was leaving certain southern city after
a week = stay. The waiter at my table
had called me Gineral and been at great
pans TO care for me and | made up my
mind TO reward him with a s. bill. IL was
a counterfeit with which had been stuck,
but thought il would be the biggest kind
OF Joke TO work of on Bob.
81 had got hundred miles away when
i was arrested on a telegram for passing
counterfeit money, and when taken back
/ was arraigned in United States court
and had to give bail and appear on three
different occasions. ! had a lawyer and
other expenses, lost good three weeks
altogether and Just escaped prison by the
skin of my teeth In addition to this
had TO make good 10 the waiter, who sor,
rowiully shook his head when be received
the money and said
''Ize sorry for you, Gineral, but dis may
be de means Of savin' your contemplate
soul from the eallus!"
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Probably one OF the oldest claims
ever made on a bank is recorded as hay-
ing been made against the National
Bank Of Belgium. An old peasant wom-
an had laid on the grass jacket con-
tanning bank notes OF small denomina-
ton for e4S in the pocket. and while
she was at work her pet nanny-goat had
got at the notes. which IL had eaten,
The animal was killed. and the chewed
paper recovered from the stomach was
submitted in support Of claim for com
pensation, which the bank paid after
verifying the facts by chemical analysis
and other inquiry.
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Found Mt Last.

Hensley, Ark, Dec 26th.-( Specian :
That sure cure for Backache would be a
priceless boon 10 the people, and especially
the women OF America, IS admitted by all
interested in medical matters, and Mrs. Sue
Williams Of this place as certain she has
found in Dodd's Kidney Pills the long
looked-ior cure.
lam IS years old" Mrs. Williams says,
"aad have suffered with the Backache very
much for three or four years. i have been
treated by good physicians and got no relief,
but thanks TO God, l h We found cure al
last and it is Dodd's Kidney Pills. i have
taken only one box and has done me more
good than all the doctors in three or -four
wears want all sufferers from Backachs
TO know that they can get Dodds Kidney
Pills and get we'll
Baclxache is one Of the first symptoms Of
Kidney Disease. Guard against Brights
Disease or rheumatism by curing 1t Will
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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No Words Wasted.

Nora was a treasure OF servant
whose habit OF speech was often indi-
rect. but was frequently picturesque and
Unexpectedly expressive One evening
the master" was sitting in the library
when the doorbell rang. Nora answered
It. and on her return through the hall
the master" inquired who II was.
1T was a young man. sor." replied
Nora
well, what did he want?' was the
question.
"Oh, he was Just ookin' for the wrong
number, sol. "-Lippincott's Magazine.
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Still Bind Feet.

In a memorial to the throne. the gov
eminent of Shantung complains that,
Notwithstanding the issue OF the en-
press strict commands forbicding the
practice of foot-binding. he finds tina,
only about one in every ten families in
his province has obeyed. They fear
that If their female children are allowed
TO have natural-sized feet it would BE-
impossible to get them married.
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Nora


"Silence." roared the stern featured
woman. bringing her hand down on the
table like mallet.
The meek little man at the other end
Of the table covered in his chair
"Silencel" repeated the stern fea-
tured woman.
All this time the meek little man
had not spoken. Yet it was easy to
detect the cause OF his wife's wrath.
He was eating soup.-Chicago Daily
News
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Jnnanense Quacks.

A feature Of the low street life In
Toxic is the "kuisha," or "noxa" doc
tor. who applies small pads made OF
certain dried herbs TO the skin These
he sets afire the ensuing blisters being
supposed TO be most effective as cure
for various ailments Among the doc.
tors remedies are rhinoceros pills. war
ranted a sure cure for tightness Of the
chest. gnashing of the teeth and depres.
sion of spirits.
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JUST LIKE PRISON ROUTINE
by Very Embarrassing
Question.

The scene was a third class smoking
compartment, i've on a side. The speaker
was stout, ford, with short cut gray hair,
and was very sef-satlshed. The efcm.
mate degeneracy Of modern young men
was his theme, relates London It'll Bits.
Look at me! SIXTY years Of age-never
had days illness in my life, and can do
my four miles an hour Why? Because
from when | was 20 TO when | was over
~ ! lived a regular life. No delicacies
for me- No late hours Every day, sum
mer and winter, | went to bed at nine,
got up at five, lived principally on por'
ridge, worked hard-hard, mind you, from
eight TO one. then dinner. then an hour 4
walking exercise, and then
Beg your pard'n, guy nor" interrupted
a young working man sitting opposite
but wot was you in fory"
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japanese Names for Babes

According TO the Levant Herald
happy mothers in England and Amer
lea are following the fashion OF giving
their children japanese names. such as
Kuroki Kamimura, Togo. Oku. etc
After remorselessly condemning this
fashion. the Herald opines that this
sort OF outrage almost excuses parri.
eide"
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BETTER Times Ahead.

They tell me. said the tenderfoot,
that you haven't lynched any horse
thieves in this locality for more than
three months"
We'll. OF course" said Comanche
Pete. apologetically. I'VE have our dull
times here wunst in awhile. same as
they do in the states. Chicago Trib-
me
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BEAUTIFUL SKIN,
Soft White Hands and Luxurfant
Hair Produced by Cuticura
Soap.

Millions Of Women Use Cuticura Soap,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the great
skin cure, for preserving, purifying and
Identifying the skin, for cleansing the
scalp Of crusts, scales and dandruf. and
the stopping Of falling hair. for softening,
whitening and soothing red, rough and
sore hands, for baby rashes. feelings and
ohaiings, for annoying irrtations and ul-
cerative weaknesses. and many antiseptic
purposes which readily suggest them
selves. as well as for all the purposes of
the toilet, bath and nursery.