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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-12

5 LOCAL NEWS s

J. H. Hampton's is the place to go
for fine candies. If
see Richey e DeFreest. If.
FOR RENT-Furnished roc APP.
ply 522 n. Richardson. 45t3.
First Glass board and rooms $3.50
per week.-311 North Pecos st.
Good table board at $3.50 per
week at 30 Alameda st. 41l5
Hampton always has on hand the
finest fruits, nuts and candies. tt
Furnished room for rent. Inquire
at 308 Pennsylvania Alto
FOR RENT-A three room cot
tage. Inquire at the Record office.
FOR RENTING nicely furnished
south rooms. Apply at the Record
office. t.
WANTED-A one horse power or
smalIe" gasoline engine. Inquire at
the Record office.
J. n. Webb and wife returned yes
terday from a short visit to Hager-
nan. Mr.. Webb is sheriff of Dallam
county, Texas, and is in this part OF
the country on official business.
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ENDORSE IRRIGATION ACT,
Merchants Association of New York
Would Also Repeal Some
Bad Land Laws.

New York, Jan. 12.-Tne Merch-
ants Association of New York CITY
has adopted resolutions endorsing
The National Irrigation act, and adj
yocating the repeal of the desert
land act, the Communication clause of
the homestead law and the timber
and stone act.
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RESULT OF THE GAME.
HuIsmeir and Cook Min the Two
Men Championship.

Saturday night at the Coliseum
Bowling : alleys was witnessed one
of the o interesting match gamo
of the season. Hulsmier and CO.. l.
hold the record of the two hiey &C,
scores made in Roswell. and cb,1
lenged any two men to a. match
game. Phillips and Barela a .captad
and made it pretty ~interes inc for
them throughout the game, losing :,
by only % pins in a tot al of five
Barela made hif hest score
229. and Hulsmier ne yt with o0S
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1t has been reported for several
days past that j. B. Bile had open
ed a school for Mexican children in
the Salvation Army hall, and under
the auspices of that organization.
Little thought has been taken on
corning the matter among the bust
ness men here, they presumably pc
ing of the opinion that it
to noting. Yesterday a representa-
tive of the Record called on the
school to see now rhe work was pro-
crossing and to ascertain whether
or not there was anything OF worth
ia the school. It was indeed a sur
prise to see the advancement pelhS
made by the children. and the inter-
est taken by them in their work
The school has been organized only
five DAYS. and the children SHOW a
marked discipline and training Tor
SO short a time. j. B. Blea, the pr1n-
cipaI. is well known here, as a teach
er Oh oDdIlSu. L q ohNiA w SA~
work with no object in mine save
the good of his people in Roswell.
His assistant Miss G. R.. Hernandes
the daughter of the well known
Mexican tailor, is a charming young
lady. we'll educated in both English
and Spanish, and exercises great in
1uence over the little Mexican chill
dren. The school has enrolled forty
one pupils, ranging in age from i've
to eighteen years, all OF whom seem
deeply interested in their work. The
school is being taught entirely in
English. OF course many OF them DO
not speak the English language at
all, but hi is the first branch they
are being taught. the thought being
that it viii. be a great deal more
useful TO them than an education in
their own language. At h same time
as this is a Salvation Army Mission
school, care is being taken TO train
them the right way and instill in
their minds the object for which the
Salvation Army is laboring, and on
whose basis it was founded. For ex-
ample, Mr.. J. asked n little fell
low about five years of age. who the
Redeemer was. The boy replied that
he did not know. The teacher then
asked him who Jesus was. and
where he lived. The little fellow an
swered that Jesus was God and that
further how he knew there was a
Jesus, and replied hat he felt it in
his heart.
Such are the principles hat are
being taught them in connection
with the mental training. enabling
them to grow up useful citizens. in
stead of beggars and v~agabonds.
AS to the question of support of
the school various suggestions have
been made by persons interested. The
teachers as vet have received no
salary, and have undertaken the
work from purely a charitable point
of view. Captain Graham of the Sal
walton Army proposes to take sub
from the various business
men of Roswell. and further to &C
donations from various corps
of the Salvation Army who are Will
to help. The cause is a deserving
one and should be literally aided by
all. Friday afternoon is visitors day
and anyone feeling an interest in
work is at liberty to call and
see how it is progressing. A regular
program has been made out and is
each day. just as in our
public schools. Each Sunday in the
same building there is a Sunday !.
'chool, and attendance has been
rood. not only among the children +,
tut among adults as well.
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Our little wind storm yesterday
did some damage to property in town
rs well a. to the eyes and clothing
of people on the street. Several
Of town were blown Town and one
of the large upper windows in the
building occupied by Stringfellow &
Tannehill was broken.
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For Sale Cheap.

Parties leaving the city will sell
household furniture for light house
keeping at a bargain. Everything is
new. Address P. O. box 795 or call
at 407 Penn. ave. At.
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The ladies of the Me odist Lpis-
copal church will give a bazaar and
supper Saturday. January Both. II
will begin early in the morning and
last all day at their room in the on
era house block
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MoNEY-Will give property worth
$1,000 as security for $500 for one
wear. Will pay u per cent and will
nay interest ssmi-annually. Address
box POI. Roswell. n. NJ.
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CIVIL WAR TRANSFERS

Will Petition Congress for a Spe-
cial Service Pension.
Clarksburg, w. Va, Jan. 12.-The
organization of teamsters of the civ
il war will send a petition to con
gress asking for the passage of a
law allowing all teamsters on the
pay roll during the war to receive
pesions of not less than ten dollars
monthly. Petitions from organiza-
tons througOut the country will be
presented.
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DOG POISONED.
George FriedenbIoom Loses a vaJu.
able Canine.

George Friedenbloom. of the popu-
lar Main street barber. was on the
war path yesterday. Some dirty
low down ~scoundrel." as he puts il
came sunday night and threw a piece
Oh poisoned meat in his yard to his
dog. The dog ate the meat. and on
s~equently died Mr.. Friedenbloom
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II Has Been Said.

1t has been said that the Star
Meat Market has sold ont. II is not
true. | am still here. Come and see
ne for cheap meat.
At J. X. PIERCE.
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Wanted to EXCHANGE for Horses.

Two farm wagons with harness.
spring wagon. a buggy. an Office
desk and household goods. Call at
the Office Of Graham & H~edgcoxe.
221. n. Main street. II.
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hulSmler n Cook have each or
ganlzed a team and will have a
match game with five men on a side
next Saturday night.
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A WISE MOVE.

Coronado Billiard and Pool Parlor
Connected by Arch with Me-
chanics Headquarters Saloon
A large arch has been put in be-
tween the Coronado Billiard and
Pool Parlor and the Mechanics Head
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Fine Paper Hanging (AsnA'"'sa".(
100 Main Street. WV
100 Main Street.

We have an exclusive sign and carriage shop under the
OF X. Il. Stacy. Bring Us YOUR buggies and have
hem paintel same as done by big factories.
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Ladies' Qav.

Tomorrow afternoon is for ladies'
exclusively at the Coliseum Bowling
Alleys.
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THE RATIONAL COMMITTEE is
IN SESSION AT THE
SHOREHAM TODAY.
JONES', CHAIRMAN

The Session is an Executive One
and the Purpose of the Meeting is
to Decide on the Time and Place
of Holding the Next Democratic
National Convention.
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MISSION
SCHOOL
j. q. BLEA, THE SPANISH TEACH
Err, DOING GOOD WORK.
MEXICAN SCHOOL

The Salvation Army Mexican MIS-
Management of J. B. Blea.
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-25
BUCKLiN BREEzES.

G. P. Frazier is building residence in
the southeast part Of town.
Mr.. Weaver Is preparing to build a
dwelling on bis lots over on the east side
of town.
TO. Barnes has sold out bis dairy
business, household goods, etc, and will
within the next few days bid us all good.
bye and leave for Delta, Colorado. But
he will come back again.
A strike Of the boiler makers and ma
ohinists on the e. P. & N. Il. has de-
moralized the train service on the Rock
Island here and a strike Of our clerk has
demOralzed the Breezes for this week.
Mr.. A. j. Simmons died at the home
of bis son, Mr.. John Simmons, southwest
of Bucklin Sunday morning, Feb. 81
1904, and was buried Tuesday afternoon
in the Bucklin cemetery. Mr.. Simmons
was born about IS years ago in Granger
county, Tennessee.
L. W. Handy has moved to The place
that he purchased Of W. r. Gordon JUS
beyond the southeast corner Of town ant
will .ow be a country gentleman. W
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-25
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
At Fort Dodge, Kas. b

William Birch was born at Albany, N
Y, February 5, 1881 enlisted Septembs
1854, A 23d Ind, Inf, discharged Sep
TENDER 1866; died February 10, 1904, AMI
remains inferred in The Home cemeter!
February 20.
Jehu Miller X l6S 0 l, brother Of An
drew, is on a ten day visit and is yer,
much in love with the Home. Jehu say
they call him king of the Jews, as hi
given name indicates.
The W. r. z. ladies made CRANE
success Of the George WaShlngton'
birthday supper The lovely supply o
cakes, pies, doughuute, ETC., was beaut
full aud plentiful. Many were there ant
all seemed to enjoy themselves.
The ladies Of the W. R. 9. met will
Mrs. Leah Wilson Thursday afternoon
February IS, and organized a society ant
named 1t Bradford Bazaar club. Mrs
Leah Wilson was elected president, Mrs
Cumback secretary, and Pierce treasurer.
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-25

r, Gordon has moved Into town and oc
cupics the house that he bought OIL. W
Handy on the southeast corner Of Centel
street and Ford avenue. Mr.. Gordon
makes this move so rs to be nearer hi.
business here 10 town.
Died, at the home Of bis father about
two miles west Of Bnckllu, Monday
morning at five O'Clock Of measles, 10y
Fearing, aged ton years. Funeral at the
house at one O'Clock p m. Tuesday. 10y
was the youngest son Of L. @. Fearing
and was his fathers special care, his
mother having died when he was only a
few weeks old and the father bad the
care Of him to a considerable extent dur
Ing the ten short years Of his life. Now
10y las gone to join the mother, that no
never knew here, over on the other shore.
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-25
FORD ITEMS.

Froia our Regular Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Baldwin have been
on the sick list but are both convalescng
nicely,
Mis- Carrie Fowler and her mother
were Dodge City visitors Friday and
Saturday.
I. P. Sweeney has been spending sew.
eral days at Hutchinson on business and
pleasure.
9. Helzer will try some Macaroni
wheat this spring which he had shipped
from Dodge City.
The Brink brothers think of farming
}. Lloyd's farm vice Dora Banta who had
intended doing so.
G. Herzer will occupy part Of the Hat
field house as the purchaser of the Her.
ger farm will soon occupy it.
Hugh Morrison has secured position
at Buckln as day call boy. Hugh always
holds bis job if 1t depends upon merit and
goes upward.
Daniel Stuart Is moving into the Hat
field house, part Of which he and wife
will occupy and Mr.. Gingrich will move
on the Stuart farm.
The Literatae have selected the eyen-
Ing of February'S extra day for club
social postponed from February q on &C.
count of sickness.
Oscar Hageman is on the sick list at
the Windsor hotel with pneumonia. DR..
Bredeboff was called Saturday and under
bis treatment and the boys care is doing
finely.
Lagrippe, or bis near relative has had
q cinch on the writer for over two weeks
and very much limited hisprivileges; the
unfeeling chap beng a retarder may
make stale news this week
Mrs, Sadie Van Horn OF Hutchinson
has been visiting with her parents Mr.,
and Mrs. J. s. Morrison and other Ford
friends. Walter came up and spent Sun
day with his better half.
District 4G, taught by Miss Cora Fowler
have ordered $4lOO chapel organ for
the use Of the school, the result of box
supper short time ago with some indl-
vldual donations added,
W. B, Gross, having received word
from Wichita that his son Charley, u
student, had The measles and was threat
ened with pneumonia, took the first tain
for Wichita Wednesday evening.
Since our last the soaring angel in his
bouts found the door posts of good
many homes unsprlnkled by antidotes
and cordlals, stepped over the threshold
and In many cases accompanied by old
grippe. Among those afflicted were Mr..
and Mrs Balfour, Y. NJ. Gray, Francis
Elland, Mrs, john Shook, Mrs. A, Shook,
Nina Clark, Miss Morrison and D. 0.
Sheely, the latter with quinsy attach
ment. Some OF these are now basking
on the sunny side of health.
The literary at the hall was uncom-
monty pralswOrthy last Friday evening,
principally on account of The heroines in
the debate. They championed a good
Issue and did 1t well, The question
"Does liscord tend to elevate tho mind'
The Globe-republican., 1904-02-25

was affirmed by Mrs. Il. B. Herzer with
well prepared thought and vim, the
charge was met with sklllful weapons by
Mrs, L, X. Van Horne. Again q noble
charge was made by Mrs. L. G. Mann, up
the rugged heights OF dIscord followed
again in counter charge by Mise Frances
Elland, but Mrs. Herzer came back with
the final dash Of solid reserves and the
CliCkamaugua was won but the van
pushed with flying colon. The gentle
man debaters humbly take the back seat,
yet war and rumop Of war disturb the
atmosphere for next Friday evening the
masculine soldiery will clash arms on
the field Of war and lntsmperance and Of
course the clash Of tomahaw k and Ratchet
will rend the air. A good miscellaneous
program will also be arranged and the
Screamer will drop from Its summit Of
wit and wisdom on Its pinions OF ease
aud sooth the listening ears with cheer
full warbling.
The funeral of Willard Berger, eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Berger occurred
Sunday, February 81, at II am. The
services were held In the NJ. 3. church,
conducted by Rev. W. H. Peterson, text,
Eccl. Xl.9. The sermon was very
touching aud the selections by the choir
were beautlfuland pathetic, the attend
ance was large The deceased was nearly
10 years Of age. noble, upright young
man with bright career before him, In.
dustrIous and energetic, loved and
esteemed by his associates and all who
knew him; the pride of bis parents,
brother and sisters, Last fall at the be.
ginning of the term be enrolled himself
as Il student for a course at the State
Agricultural college at Manhattan, where
he soon became a popular and honored
member Of his class and won the conf
dence of his teachers. A short time ago
be was afflicted with the humps and be.
fore bis system was rid Of this trouble he
was taken with the measles from which
occurred bis death on Thursday, Feb. IS,
at Manhattan. His father WAS at his
bed side for some time before be died
and brought the remains to Ford on the
Rock Island Saturday. On account Of
the distance Of five miles to the Berger
home ID the country, the remains In a
beautiful floral decked coffin, draped In
the class colors was left in keeping at the
home of L. X. VsnHorne until accom-
panied to the Ford cemetery by the be-
reayed family and their large number Of
sympathtzers. James Morrison, a Ford
student of Manhattan college was select
ed by Willard Berger's class to accom-.
pany the remains Of their beloved class
mate to bis last resting place. and to
extend their sympathy 10 the bereaved
family.
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Public Training Stable

7 am about to start a public stable
and win be pleased to correspond with
hose having horses n race in the 1905
canpairu. or colts 70 train and ht for
their engagements.
have trained ana raced through
the eastern circuits FOR several years.
Last year went through the Gas Belt
circuit ia Indiana being reasonably
saeeessfU with such horses as George
s.: Fannie Wable Charlie NJ; Big
Wig. Lena Belle Strathhoy. Midnight
Hugo AMI Pat Hugo, FREQ for all PAGERS
would be pleased 20 handle some Of
The COOL proapects in Guthrie and
vicinity.
9. n. Mcoinrls,
X. B Smiths Boarding Stable.
Guthrie. o. T.
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ing persons perfect hearing again; and
I say to those who have thrown away
their money en- cheap apparatus,
salves, air pumps, washes, douches,
and the list of innumerablc trash that
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YOU to stay cured. / ask no money.
NV treatment method rs one that is
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It seems to make no difference with
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wansea
FoR RENT.

CFirst published in tho Daily LeadG
November -. i0Q4)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan Coun
ty, IS.
N01co IS hereby given that
Ed Williams
has this day fled in the office Of the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition. asking that license be
granted him 20 sell at retail malt
sBirituous and yinous liquors on
s. w. corner. s W. 4 sec %. twp
10. r. 1. r., Meriiian. o r.. H said
county aud territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
pecemher Al. 1904.
his petition will be granted and
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said County hereto affixed this
26th day Of November; 1904.
(sEAL.)
N. !. c. Johnson,
County Clerk
Hy y ~ Burnett Deputy.
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(First published in the Daily Leader
November 50, 1904)
Application for Liquor License.

November so, 1904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan County
IS.
Notice is hereby given that
r Fl Bowman
has this day filed in the office of the
County Clerk, in and for said County,
his petition. asking that license be
granted him to sell al retail. malt
spirltuous and vinous liquors on
Lot 4, llock 50. Firth ward. ciiy,oI
Guthrie 'n said County and Territory
II no protest be fled on OF befo,
Dacewber IS, 1914,
his petition will be granted aE
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal a
said County hereto affixed shii
18th itny Of November, ,sO4.
(SEAL.)
I. j. C. Johnson.
County CLERK
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For the lawyer.

For sale-seyen % volumes Of do
isions Of the department Of the inter.
or. relating 70 public lands.
One volume Taylor's Pleadings and
Practise (Kansas). Address. The
Leader. Guthrie. Okla
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nELoAcnFs FRoM zoo

Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the
cause. 10 get the genuine cali for the
full name ard look for signature Of r.
". GROVE. 25c.
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Harry's hack line deserves yOw
patronage. Calls promptly answered
Oklahoma Ave. Stables. Grissom 4
Smith. Phone 70.
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Pawhnska Journal The best thing
Guthrie over done was done on Nov s.
II has helped the capital city 1000 pes
cent. Congratulations to the Leader