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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
2 efanntMn1 nnaen.
cNcpartemrnt fur bffenrlid,e Terbe Ferunsen.
sNepartennen ees Ztaets Snaenieure.

Nepartemrnt fir bfenflidle 9erbe ferungen.
bsSepartement ces entertainments
baltimore, ben 27. Sanuar 1904.
Separate p~eriieqelte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on ben
rSoaro of IiparDs,4 care OF the GitN Te9trerr
Gnreifirt, tperoen bis W t m o d, ben 10. Sc
hruar 1904, &ormittues IL llbr, %cntgegen oenonl4
men fur bic Ripelirune Der 9apion=S trabe, bon
Gouonoion=Ioenue bis 6apette=S trabe, uno fttr
bic Observation-Disclosures unD @ilatterung mil
@spbaltsglOdeu Der 9auionsS trabe. BON Gomono@
ipr=Iuenue bis Capacities trabe; ferEer ttr PIE
gtipeatrInq, Observation-Disclosures uno Vflaites
ring NIT Nspbalt=9lodtn Der f%olaenoen StraBen;
Sueatel=Strabe, Don Der Norooftieite ots @utafps
4lace bis sur Siopctieits Der 9olton< 5traBe.
MtGpmas=S traBt, BON Der @eitieite per Sodnos
perzStrube Bis sur Wtfticite Der 6retfsNuep.
Spe3ififationen unO Angebotsz GorInul1re iper0en
auf 9erlanqen bon nitiem Bureau %gelicfert.
Die @ontraftpero chung s=8eb6rpe bebalt 1b oas
Ne1t Dor, ireeno tpel6e uio alt AnQebote 3u oeri
iperfen unb ben Gpntraft in iOlber g9sile 3t Der
gsben, als IS i'm beften Sntereie Der StaDt 1eia
mag.
Sin beqlaubieter Gbef in Der 66be oes in ben
Spe3ififationen anqeqt6enen 9etra9ts, 3ablbar an
ben Mtapor uno Sta0tratb BON Baltimore, riuB i=
benz angcbot b~eioefiot iein.
3. e. Tcnean,
Staot=Suoenieur.
Seglaubigt:
Rcbert ID. WcSane,
9rdfibent Der Gontraftperge bunessgeboroe.
(Sau29. 60. fFeb1. 9. 34.5,6SM
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Sic ct. Hpniicr ncntid1=nngariife
Nnfrnifirnnnas Ocfelid1aft."
l1saboDp : Aaufk <UonGerpatoriunt,

Mt. 0ernon=9laa unb GbarlessStrobe.
Eprbersitunes $50 partement Tr. %. Oft : Wount
BernonE9laee.
3ipetter untcrri9ts s&urius beeinnt am /. Ge4
bruar. Circular ~irantirt per Dot auatiarbt. -
auinabme asue S8iler, GIafsns sbtr gripat=
rlnterriat. Cams, Int, T&S)
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Ser 1fmfnh 11nferes

rSns. 5tsats.:" Der nmiab unierss
poitamtes be5ifferte fi4 i'm leBtsn
Sabre auf $11,987,418; Der Nep=
DORIS auf $13, 611,637. pbilaDel-
p6ia's ppitamt ieBte $4,780,O81 um;
goftpn's poitoffioe Dereinnabmte 81
283,OO5. Set 1897 betrug Die s3uz
nabme Bel uns 80 pro5ert, Die Nep=
Doris aber nur SO Proaent. gs TT
fpnad 4usiidt, baB mir Stem : Yorf
ba43 iiberbolen tperben. Sas Gbicaz
eo'er 9unbesl9abamt bermehrte let
ne @eiddfte felt 1897 nm ITO PRO-
gent, bas BON NepzYorf nur um Al
Yrpsent. Chicago bat fih duh in bic
fer !6iniiht bebeuienb fdneler enttpifz
felt, ais feline Gpnfurrentin i'm Often.
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station +3.U0 goDnlltla9s'
,Rpna[ Slues"Sinie
nab Wbllapelpbla uno NewsgOrt.

Efpdrts. gerl.eanoen. Berl. mt Gogol
@6loipagq0n ...... 3dgli4 3.51 .. SIS g.
S9laf~ Il. sptic.. 8dgli6 755 Q. u 500 sc
guifet@9arlOr, uHsgtn. 60. 9.l9 y. pa 9.g
@arlor, Ginsr, ausgtn. So. 1850 Q; u 1854 o.
@%arlur, Diner, .....GdqIi4 1.55 q. 8 1"9 r. )
rHopal Qimit:O,H Rur 4uamans3ug.
guifstzSmoter, 9arlor, GbisrD1tioRss II. 6peits
gBcaoong ........ 9dqli9 $40 81. . 3.53 y.
garlorGar, 9bil, ausg. 60. 455 y. 500 D. 9
garlOr, 9iner.... 9dgli3 6;Q04; Cos 2: g
Goa6ts 9biia...: 9agli9 500 VI. 905 aS
Qofals5 6lafpag9ou nod 9etpsgort frtig snm
gebraub in Wt. 8opal=6tatioH um 1000 absnos.
u, nab Gtlantit=Gitp, g8o6eHtaas; ., naG dts
IantiezGitp, tdglib.
Qae 8ags baIten in @itminatOn. 6, bait in
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= pirttupfens2iten;s Osfnde.

Cspiritupienseiten;s0 sfnde.
Elite yr. Is.
Bureau Der SpirltupfeusSicens<G crtintTdre
Stmnrer Nr. sos, neueS Gerid,tseebduce.
Gie natfolatro esnanntan 9eripntn babsn @ts
Jude um 4 rang rirnna elmer Nttd Is
Spirituoien : aietna e;agtrsi6t. ipside
9tenfae, Den 10. Gebruar, II ubr Wtttta9st
mulare (tpenn oeioiini6t) f6nntn au! grln1eH m
bi:ier gitrtau erlanat iptrotn.
as n. y. Spnes, ~
gStr fIue Jest bereit, Oeiude nm Weaiseis
ceu,en entacgen An nebmen. Nerfonen, mcidbe
glpplifatipns Slancp Iormuldre pnnid,en,
fDnnen ciefeiben auf Grinten In eteiem Suz
reau erbGltfn.
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Seit inb
bic 8aumnpapreiie ni6t 10 bod ge@
tpeien, pie tie CUR 3eit iinb, iiber II
Gents, uno bic r8uqen" Der 80rie
propbe5eien, DAB Die gaumpo[Ie in
ben nd4itsn Wofen auf 20 Gts. iteiz
gen fperOe. 9orlduftg lit tie geitern
pisoer sefaqen. Die Spetulanten B.
+. bic eliidli6 ipefulirsnben, perbiez
men mebr an Der 8aumno0e, ols bic
Pflan5er. Die lie gefdt, eeernotet unb
uuf ben Martt gebradt BADEN. Ser
9aupt4Spefulant in 8aumpoGe, Der
lebtes Sabr bereits Milionen perz
bent bat, ma9te Dorgeitern nit ieinen
aumparen 81 Millionen Dollars an
gaumppQ : Srdn5dftionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

Ins 8Dln Dtro bert9tet,
oaB Ger Streit 5piIden Ier5ten unb
aranfenfafTen in Elm neues Stadium
g~etrcten ift. Die aer5te finb, tpenn
man 10 iaqen oarE an ben Strife eez
gangsn, uno es 1T cen &afen ni6t
9elungen, cine nur a~nnGbernb seniiz
oenoe 3dAl d%uspGrtiger aerSte CUR
9ebanolung Der &ranfen b~eransusiez
ben. Sir 10000 Geriiderte iino
nur Is Ner5ts porbanben, bic ni9t
bios aDln, ionbern aud Die 8ororte
perfehen mii1sn. Set Dem 1.Sanuar
fonnte nur mod Elm Nr5t eefponnen
perben. Sin nod grDBerer 9ampf
3niif1an Ier5ten uno &ranfenfaHen
ipiro in 2eip5ig gum Iustrage fomz
men. Die aer5te ~perlangen fir lire
0ienftleiitungen in ben Granfenfahen
cine bDbere @ergiitung.
Onfel Gam bat i'm s a.
nuar 6,851,629 9pGars me6r aussez
geben, als er eingenpmmen bat. SIM
Sanuar 1908 mar elm l1eberI dub BON
mebr, als brei Miaionen 81 per5eifz
mem. Die Iusgaben iinb biesmal bD=
Der, bic @inna6men aber gerinser gez
fpe1en. Sas S9abamt bat ia elid=
li9er Weile nod einen eroBen 8aar=
beitanb uno fam ausbelfen; aGlein
Der itetise Ridgans Der ginnabmen
ipnte i'm Gpngreb feline 9ermebrung
Der Qusguben, iOnoern tpeiie Spars
fumteit peranlufen. Die 3Oae iino
leBtes Subr 0 nabe5u TIA Miaio=
nen i'm 8oriabre auf 155 Winionen
surideegansen. Die S%nlanbitetern
fino etipas seftiesen. Die Nusgaben
a6er iinD in alien Departments, nit
Qusnabme bes 3riegsz unh SSHbianer=
Tepartements, ~geitissen.
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pie g 6affung etnes 8ez
neralitabes pirb BON per19ieoenen
8lGttern als cine Der 9roBtbdten bes
uusgeI6ieoeren 8riegsminiiters Goot
eeprieien. Sir cine Ration, pel6e
@roBma9ts : Weltpolitif aaf ibr
Banter ge1drie6en bat, eine militdriz
ide ginridtung 5u i4affen, Die dr@
bere MilitGrmddte ldngit erprpbt haz
ben, fam bod nidt uls 8robtbat Ell
mes 8riegsminiiters binseielt tperz
ben. 9on einem SuriIten barf man
figlih ou4 feline militdrii9en Srpbz
tbdter1 ertpdrten.
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OerRentier WiG6. Nuuen
in Oiiren, Heg6e5. @aden, bat Der
Stabt ben srOBten S6eil ieines Ser
m0gens CUR grbauung zines Nauerz
@tiftes permadt. Sn Dem Stiff fol@
len ate 2sute Dbns INTERRUPTED Der
Rsligipn Nufnabme finben. Bonnie tie
bas @ermDgens = 100000 Marf -
io1en bic 3tnien fir Nrme uno fir
iunge 6anbperter, bic ii9 felbfitdnz
biq MAIDEN tpplen, pertpenbet perben.
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6otels.
Cecilia, 306 Roro=oiobtr ............ 5
gutans, Q1tban. 900 Git4SaSttteftr ............. )
Collins & Gallagher, 800 Wefts9ioolefr..........l1
g9sinberg, 6trnaH, 927 observation-disclosures. 3
,3eear. Z. a., 16 NorOs@reensftr. 4
Gebrt2,3
The Imperial press., 1904-04-30

talcxlco than % name, one adobe, the headquarters of the Development con. pany, thcif blacksmith shop and corral, two or three cheap houses and tent.
 The Southern Pacific will bo built from Calcxico to Yuma within a year. and l believe the section from Old Beach c. Yuma abandoned. The hr.t railroad that will come to san Dicgo-if ever another rond comes hcrc-will bc the Southern Pacific, built from Cal. cxico.
 This talk about the Southern Pacific suddcgly discovering deep laid, secret plano oi competing railroad companies, requiring change in it- plans, k mere trash. It's plans are perfectly simple and apparent Before rail was laid on the new route from Old Beach to Cal cxico. the southern Pacific saw the pos -iblitics of the Imperial valley and dc- termincd to, and have, completely cor ralcd Its business, present and future. They determined to change their main track from desert route to route run. ming through fertile fields, and at the same time construct practically fifty miles of direct route between Yuma and san Diego, giving It this lead over any other trauscontineutal line seeking a terminal at this port.-W W. Bowers in san Dlcgan sun.
The Imperial press., 1904-04-30

through its territory to be delivered in tltc United States, and having achieved such magnificent results, sO great tlat even government agricultural and irri- gation expert could see it, and seeing it he proposed Co file on nll the water Of the Colorado river, to bc taken out above the point where the water for the Imperial system is taken, and to use it all for irrigation experiments by govern ment experts, am not sure but bc. lieyc read that lie did actually file such papers. The proposition tx saved from bclng shameless, and outrageous by it- mate stiffness. lt should not be forgot ten that Mexico has some right to the of the Colorado.
 Had the matter been left, awaiting the governments action. the Imperial valley would have been lying today the same arid dcsOation IL had been for um- numbered centuries past, and go on aId on, for long years to come. Let the government experts try their cxpcr- imcnts without destroying or mutilat- ing the good handiwork of the individ- ual Let them demonstrate that they can accomplish u nuch in as short q dime, and with no more expense, for construction, maintenance, and admin siration, as the private citizens have in this Imperial country, and We will all  bc in favor of the government taking over to itself this irrigation system, upon condemnation, and full payment to those -ho built it. The government cannot make such a showing in any branch of public utilities" which il has attempted to construct, control, or operate. in competition with private citizens.
 At Imperial saw the long piles oi railroad ties, and stacks of steel rails, for the extension of the S. r. to Calex- leo. sixteen miles, and many men and teams grading the roadbed for the track, that has since been built The new road leaves the main line of the <. r. at 'hi IsaCI, IInUI WHICH plaSc II lS now built to Calexico-lorty-fou miles The main track from Old Beach Ia Yuma, q distance of sixty-two miles, runs through an irreclairnuble desert of shifting sand hills and desert noun tains, while the new road runs for forty miles through what is to be one of the richest and most productive settlements of California. From Calexico the S. F. will have only about forty miles to build to Yuma, part oi the way through the Mexican concession, and most oi the way through the same character of country as the Imperial valley.
 l notice that the new road was as sol idly built as the main line, and there k no question that il will be the main line very soon. The idea that the road k going to stop at Calexico. pumping up against the Mexican boundary line is absurd There is not much more to
The Imperial press., 1904-04-30
To The People of Imperial Valley

take this of introducing myself as having succeeded Mir C. l. Schenck, of the Palm store, Imperial My intention is carry full line of groceries dry gods, gents furnishings shoes reasonable cash prce, and hope share your patronage, aim being you good 
 everyone will make early call my o enable me O get acquainted with you all. Respectfully,
 II. R. ANDRE, Proprietor
The Imperial press., 1904-04-30
THE WHITE HOUSE SHOES
 for Men and Women

you comfort durability and style combined in pair of will II White House Shoes ideal. received another shipment of them welts and
 We please you i'll Shoe Department.
The Imperial press., 1904-04-30

We carry a full line of these most delicious C. Ii you fastidious about coffee these goods will pleas We sole agents for them. They cost you than the just good" kind.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
HON. JERRY SIMPSON.
A Short Sketch of the LIE of Ros-
wells Prominent Citizen.

A Short Sketch of the LIE of Ros-
wells Prominent Citizen.
Hon. Jerry Simpson of Roswell has
formally announced himself a candi-
late for Delegate to Congress from
New Mexico. subject to the action of
the Democratic Territorial conven-
lion.
Jerry Simpson was born among
he blue Noses" of New Brunswick,
March 81. 1912. Thence he emigrated
With his parents to the western part
If New York, where he obtained his
cry scant schooling.
At the age of fourteen he began the
life of a sailor on the Great Lakes.
which he followed for twenty-three
ears. working his way up from cabin
boy to the command of vessels of
;he largest class.
In 1861 he volunteered for service
IN the Civil War. but was soon disa-
lied by sickness and discharged. re
rrning to the sailor life. In 1873 he
abandoned the lakes and became a
Kansas farmer. From small begin
nings he acquired large holdings OF
and, and soon was known as a pros
porous stock farmer.
His first appearance in politics was
as a greenbacker. Then he entered
he alliance of that organization with
The labor element. Twice he ran for
The legislature, backed by the Gran
gers and labor elements, but was de-
feated both times.
In 1890 he went to the front as the
candidate of the Farmers Alliance
(out of which organization grew the
Populist party for congress. and
was elected to the Fifty-second con
gress. and in 1892 he was reelected
by Populists and Democrats to the
Fifty-third congress. In 1894 he was
defeated for congress by Chester l..
Long. the present Republican senator
from Kansas. He was reelected to
the ~Fifty-ffth congress in 1896. de-
feating Long. He ran again in 1893
and was defeated, and then retired
from the arena.
In 1901 Mr.. Simpson moved to
Roswell. New Mexico, where he has
.ince been engaged in the immigration
| business and in advertising the great
Pecos Valley. He is a man of influence
md remarkable personality. He is
president of the Roswell Chamber OF
| Commerce.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

and the national associations of
horse breeders have provided cash
prizes to the amount OF $250,OOO for
horses alone, a sum largely in ex-
cess OF all cash prizes to be offered
this year for exhibits of horses by
Ill the state and provincial fairs OF
America combined.
The final edition of the prize list
If the Live Stock department of the
Exposition is ready for distribution
o intending exhibitors and can be
had upon application. IL is the most
complete classification ever prepared
OF an exhibit OF live stock and in
cludes all breeds OF domestic ami
nails that are Of utility to man.
The various live stock associations
If the country have provided many
special prizes for the encouragement
If exhibits Of the breeds in which the
respective organizations are especially
interested.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
From Steam to Electricity.

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Van
ierbilts are said to be planning TO
equip the entire West Shore Railroad
tive power for the Niagara Falls and
Lewiston branch. the Rome. Water
town & Ogdensburg and the OswegO
branch of the New York Central. The
plan as outlined calls for the con
%'truction of a power house at Mag
ara Falls to cost s24. 900. 900.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
Sick Headache.

For several years my wife vas
troubled with what physicians called
sick headache Of a very severe char
acter. She doctOred with several en-
inent physicians and at a great ex-
pense, only 10 grow worse until she
was unable to do any kind OF work.
About a year ago she began taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and today weighs more than
she ever did before and is real we'll"
says Mr.. Geo. E. Wright Of New Lon
don. New York. For sale by all drug
rgtsts.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
Deputy Patrick made arrests of six

Deputy Patrick made arrests of six
boys who took part in the disturbance
over the negro o. Wednesday evening
The boys will be tried in the near
future.
Rev. C. C. Hill came down from
Roswell yesterday and preached to
L fair sized audience last night. He
has been engaged by the people of the
Christian Church to come once each
month and will preach regularly on
Thursday and Friday evenings, be-
tore the second Sunday in each month
A surveying party consisting of Rev
Gage. Co. Supt. Kerr and Surveyor
Weimeyr are out on the expedition
for the last four days. They are work
ing new boundaries of the school dis
rrict. From reports heard so far it
appears that we are to have enough
land in our district to form a state
or so according to New England
measurements.
The committee appointed Sunday
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

Violent Attack Of Diarrhoae Cured
by Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoae Remedy, and Per-
haps a Life Saved.
"A short time ago | was taken with
1 violent attack of diarrhoae. and |
believe ] would have died II ] had
not gotten relief" a y John J.. Pat
on, a leading citizen of Patton. Ala.
A friend recommended Chamber
aims Collie. Cholera and DlarrhOse
Remedy. | bought a 25-cent bottle
and after taking three doses OF II
was entirely cured. I consider 1t the
best remedy in the world for bowel
complaints. For sale by all druggists.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

to take steps toward buying a GENE
terry site had a meeting an evening or
two ago. No definite action has been
taken yet. Plans were discussed
and a committee re-appointed to make
farther investigation. Also a COM
mittee was selected to prepare BY
laws for the Association. The men
on this committee are DIR. Norfieet.
A. v. Logan. and j. B. Cecil. Another
meeting is called for the 4th Satur-
day evening in August.
The need Of a cemetery site is immi
nent. Heretofore the private burying
ground OF the Turknetts' south of
town has been used but these gentle
men canno permit interments in the
future. While we are surprisingly alive
st present. there may be accidents.
deaths from o~vereating or the like.
Our doctors nave to have a side line
and practice their professions when
necessary.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
DWash.ngton. d.. c., July 10, 1904, Seal
"a proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
the ONCE OF the United States R~eclanation
Service. Roswell, New Mexico, until z o'clock,
d. M. september 6. 1904, for the reconstruction
81 one earthen dam, retaining embankments
gates, and pipe conduits, aud s12
miles OF canal. for the purpose OF conducting
the 1ow Of water OF the HOMlO River 70 y
reservoir at II point IL miles south west rom
Roswell. New Mexico. Plans and specinca-
fians may be examined and firms OF propo-
sai obtained by application to the chief En-
rineer OF the Reclamation Service. washing
ton. ID. C., or TO ". NJ. Reed. sosweil. New
Mexico. Each hid must he accompanies Dy
eerfiied check for ? per cent of the amountoi
the bid, payable TO the Secretary OF the IN
terror. as 4 guaranty that the bidders Will.
II successful. promptly execute satisfactory
contract and furnish bond In the sum o. 20
ner cent Of the contract price. for the faithful
performance of the WORK. The right is re-
eervad to reject n or all bids, to waive
technical defects, ind to accept one part OF
the bid and reject another, as the lnIerest %
fhe service may require Bidders are invited
"a Sc present at the opening OF the bids Pro-
nosais mnst be marked .~Pr0posals Tor hes
srvofr. Canals. ETC.. Hondo River. New Mexi-
cor rhos. Ryan, Acting Secret airy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

Mothers. don't forget the boys. We
still have a good assortment Of boys
school suits. We are offering them
at absolutely one-half price. Now is
the chance for one dollar to do the
work of tWo.-The Famous.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

high grade, in solid oak case. three
pedals and full size music desk. U.s.
ed only six months, worth $3.50. at
great reduction. for cash or on
time. Apply 61s N. Main. at resi-
dence Of Miss McCune. 39t6
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
LIVE o o
The Worlds Fair Attraction the Big
aest Ever Held.

st. Louis. Aug. 12.-Dnring the last
week in August there will be the
greatest live stock exhibit at the st.
Louis Worlds Fair that the world
has ever seen. Stock men from all
over the country will be in the city
to participate in the competition for
rhe grand prizes.
The managers of the Exposition,
he National and State commissions,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

FOR RENTING rooms, furnished
or unfinished, also good barn and
sheds. Close in. See r. H. McCune.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12
.Notice Of PENDING suit.

sNotice OF PENDING Sutt.
In the District Court. County o.
Chaves.
E. L. Wildly and C. ]. Bow
man, Plaintiffs,
VS.. No. sci.
B. T. Glover and Lulu M. Clio
ver. Defendants.
The said defendants, B. T. Glover
and Lulu NJ. Glover, are hereby noti-
fed that a suit in assumpsit has
been commenced against them il the
District Court for the County Of Cha
yes. Territory of New Mexico, by
said plaintiffs, E. l.. Wildly and C. J.
Bowman. judgment prayed for $318.00
and interest thereon from Oct. 10Th,
1903, until paid at the rate of IL per
cent per mum, and for $3.OS protest
fees SO paid, attorneys fees and for
costs herein; that unless o enter
your appearance in said suit on or
before the 10th day of September, A.
D., 1904. Judgment by default therein
will be rendered against you and the
following described property, to-wit: |
number three CD Fairview as
shown on the official plat thereof, |
has been attached in said cause and |
hat the same will be sold to satisfy |
Judgment.
w. e. MARTIN,
(SEAL) Clerk. |
By c. NJ. BIRD, Deputy.
Richardson, Reid & Hervey, Attor- |
neys for Plaintiff, Roswell, N. M.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-12

56S.
Defendant James Jones in the
above entitled cause, take notice that
the plaintiff in said entitled cause
mas brought suit against You said de
PENDANT in the District Court Of the
fifth Judicial District of the Terrific
ry of New Mexico, and for the County
of Chaves for an absolute decree fol-
a divorce dissolving the bonds OF
matrimony between her and said de
PENDANT and for the care, custody
ind education of their child Ger
trude, charging said defendant with
abandonment and failure to support
plaintiff. Unless the said defendant
enters his appearance on or before the
10Th day of August, 1904, judgment
will be taken against you by default,
Plaintiffs attorney is J. T. Evans, his
postofice is Roswell, New Mexico.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court this 7th day of July, 1904.
w. E. MARTIN. Clerk.
(SEAL)
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Moved.

che Singer Mfg. Co, from 500 Main
to 400 N. Main ST., in with the China
Hail. tt
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For Sale Chean.

One block of plank sidewalk il
good condition. Apply at Record of
ice.
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For Rent.

one cottage, neat and new for
rent. Low rate to right people. In
Quira at Record Office.
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For booklet describing the Artesia
country, write John Richey 8 Sons,
Artesia. New Mexico. e
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Notice.

Willie Jones, Plaintiff, VS.. James
Jones, Defendant.-Suit Number
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By C. NJ. BIRD. Deputy.