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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-28
THE WEATHER.

For Eenncl,y. fair and warmer to
night and saturday
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Congress.
JESSE c. SPEIGHT,
Y OF Mayfield.

JESSE &. SPEIGHT,
Y OF Mayfeld.
CITY TICKET.
Aldermen.
+. Z. BELL,
JOHN c. FARLEY,
JEFF J. READ,
OSCAR SHARKS.
Councilmen.
GEORGE MBROOM,
r. II. INQUIRE,
LOUIS kOiB,
r. r. JUDD.
ROBERT BROADFOOT,
r. :. BARNETT.
School Trustees.
HENRY GALLMAN.
HARRY WILLIAMSON
DIR. W. Ii. PITCHER,
LNCURGUS RICE,
J.. J. PETER,
j. S. TROUTMAN.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-28

The evidence showed that the your 2
lady was knocked of the seat by tie
jar, thrown on the floor on her back
and that the motormsn sat down on
her head. Her hip, knee and head
were bruised and she suffered q severe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
The Department
OF I1aCeS

has received lots that are the
greatest temptations. French,
English and German Walls, in
every width, including match de
signs. Despite the scarcity every
where, we sell them 40 per cent.
below their usual price.
900 pieces OF Plat Val. and Point de
Paris Laces, wide edgings and insertngs.
from the Sweetser auction-10c and II l-2c
the retail price, these are &c yard.
100 and 25c dozen-Eal. Laces that
are over an inch wide.
lOc and soc dozcn--Val. Laces that
usually sell for $50.
75c and Soc dozen-val Laces that
usually sell for $1.4O to sl.50.
Lot OF Cluny Insertings for dress trim
mings will sell for Toe n yard.
There are I1aces at &c and &c n yard
that we guarantee will wash perfectly
and will wear equal to handmade lace.
Net Top Laces. lie, zoe and 35c n
yard-a third under usual value.
Alover Laces that should be soc are
zoe; others soc and 75c that 1t is aston
ishing to see under $50 TO $l.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

5000 yards Of Challies, variety OF de-
signs. for 90 yard.
Scotch Bourette Voiles. every shade
that sold for 22c, are lie.
The Mercerized Poplins, selling every,
where in the city for 45c-back white ana
colors-are 25c a yard.
SILK voiles and Mercerized Examines,
4oc to CSC quality. all the colors, includ-
ing white, for 25c yard.
Mercerized Foulards, silk-like, In the
new taffeta colorings: has been 26c, price
II 1-2c a yard.
Linen Scotch Bourettes. imported TO
sell at s5c. for loo yard.
The most beautiful Scotch Bourette,
fac-simile in style to the handsomest
dress goods of this season, that were
made for women's suits for street wear,
etc. and are now being sold elsewhere
at 25c; we have 46Oo yards on sale for
10 1-2c Il yard.
Black French Organdies, satin stripe
~ the Sweetzer Wholesale price was Is l-2c,
our price IL 1-2c.
Satin Mercerlzed Striped French Mulls
in organdy design of printing, 25c fabrics
\ OF this season. for 8 20 yard.
Mercerized Batiste, In fancy, new ef-
fects and entirely novel designs, including
all the new colorings, such as cham
payne and other shades; Sweetzer, Penn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

broke and Company's price was IS pc
our sale price Zoe.
Anderson's Scotch Zephyr Ginghams,
the regular 25c ones, are lie.
Honiton Lace Batiste. in light blue and
pink only, zoe values, for ~ 1-2c.
Embroidered Dotted Swiss-solil colors
and printed-newest eifecrs produced this
season: never before less than IL 1-2c,
for DC.
Mercerzed Madras for mems shirts or
women IS shirt waist suits-the new pop.n-
like effects. double width. the quality
that usually retails for 40c, our price
i16 2-3c.
Z 5000 yards Printed Batiste. In all the
new printings price dc a yard.
The Belfast White Linen Finish Cannon
Cloth, imported to sell at 5c, our price h
15c.
Finest Imported Black Persian Mulls
grades that cost from go to soc, choice
1H 4-3c and 1Oc.
Flowered Organizes, the regular ESQ
goods, is sold here for 15c.
The French Printed Organdles, usually
Soc are 15c. Nj
Solid Color Organizes, our price was
19c, In cerise, Nile and canary-will be Go
a yard.
EN- broldered Swiss, in striped and fig
l,red effects, the always 25c fabric, for Sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Great Bargains
in Hosiery.

# 1Oc a pair--womens and Misses Lace
Stockings, In black and tan-fine gauze
Z Isle thread.-best Csc quality
200 a paIr-Women's and Misses soc
Imported Black Lace Stockings, IN all
the new designs and styles.
15c a pair--Wonen's 25c Extra Sheer
Gauze Stockings, double heels and toes.
11c a pair-Women's Fancy Csc Stock
ngs, in stripes and lace effects In Isle
thread.
Zoe a pair-Misses and Chldren's Black
Lace Stockings, seamless, sizes 8 to IL.
~ l-cc a pair--170 dozen Women's
Black Lace Lisle Stockings the best that
has ever been sold at 25c but a slight
imperfection makes the saving.
Toe and IL lie a pair-Children's
Socks in white, black. pinks and blues
sizes to IL; there are others for &C.
II, pink. blue and white. lace styles, that
are sold ordinarily at 10c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Fire Screens With Oak
Frames, 75c.

roo each--Imitation Tapestry Fire
Screens. with oak frames
DC each-Red and Green Decorated Gus
p $500 for io-piece ss,sS Tinted Toilet
Sets.
si.7o for s-auart Blizzard Ice Cream
COG dozen--ThIn Blown Engraved
Water Tumblers. In star or fleur de us
patterns.
100 dozen--l-2 pint Jelly Glasses,
I 200 a do2en--M Quart Fruit Jars.
zoe each-s-auart Porcelain Lined Pro-
serving Kettles,
Asc each-s-quart Covered Greystone
Sauce Pans.
soc each-6-quart Granite Tea Kettles,
36c eacfl--6-quart Straight Seamless
Sauce Pans, With tin covers,
16c each--1-luart Granite MIX Coolers.
12r each-3-quart Steel Enameled Pud-
20 each-14-inch Granite Basting Spoons
25e for First Quality Granite Cuspi-
dores.
Cookers.
l,0c each--Granite Ham Boiless.
&c each--Snall Willow Fruit Baskets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
NigItgowns, zoe.

Made of good muslin. Jokes OF hem
stitched tucks, wide cambria ruffle on
neck and sleeves
noe each Cambria Skirts, with lawn
ruffle, tucked with wide hemstitched heNl'
4sc each-Skirts that cost to make 7bc.
wide cluny lace edge, with hemstltchen
tucks.
100 u pair--Womens Drawers, the reg
r,lar 25c and 35c ones.
3sc each--Gowns with Jokes trimmed
with inserting OF embroidery and lace,
necks,
zoe each--corset Covers: others are
17c and 7c-al are just half OF VALUES
Wolnen's 25c Knit I'm
derwear, l5c,
100 each--crepe Lisle Vests, in fancy
woven open lace styles, the regular f9c
ones.
no acknowledgements Rleached Ribbed
Vests that arc not sklmped In sizes,
taped neck and arms--as good as any
l2 1-2c ones,
t,c each-Women's Bleachtd RIBBED
Fill Large Elastic Vests. tapped neck,
no each Women's 25c White Fancy
race Yoke Vests, trimmed back and front
~ 1-2c each--Women's' silk Trimmed
Iasle Vests In elastic sizes including ths
sxtra, arms and neck neatly trimmed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
The Sweetser
Er11brOideries

will be on sale Monday. Hun
drcds Of yards Of wide Embroid-
cries, that cost.up to Use, will be
on sale for 25c a yard.
Sec the Embroideries for &c. 7c, DC
and IL lie.
There are thousands Of yards Of EN-
broderies on sale which you must pick
for yourself.
Some are 35c and SOC; tho original
price was up to sl25 n yard.
There are Allover lImbroideres from
zoe to Csc, and not n piece among them
which Is not worth double,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

s and 8 1-2 inch Fine Quality I la se,.
Ribbons, made to sell at 15c and lie, for
1Oc yard.
a 10 inch MORE Taffeta Ribbons, l9o
quality, for II 1-2c yard
finch Self Shades Glaze Taffeta R. ~
hons, all colors and worth 19c, for IL Leg
yard. !, ,,~. for
SC spool. ,,,,,,o,s
worth zoe and 33c, for 10c yard:
4-inch 25c Satin and Taffeta RIBBONS
inches wide All silk Taffeta Ribbons
ali colors, and this ribbon for = ! &c q
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Notions.

Sample lot Of Featherbone Collars,
worth 1Oc and 15c. choice 6c-all sizes.
Fancy Rlffle Garter Elastic, every
color worth zoe, for lOc a yard.
100 gross Shoe Strings, worth &C, for &c
pair. 10 ISL 8.. &5 d
Zoe a pair.
Mercerized Embroidery Cotton. every
shade, : 1-2c d spool. ~
Crowley's Spool Cotton. all numbers
good machine cotton, spools for &c.
Fans,
Black spange Silk Fans made to sell
at 35c, special price 1Oc each. ~
Table OF japanesa Fans, oil kinds.
small and large worth 100 and lbc;
choice any for &c.
Sample lot Of 900 White Bone Stick
Fans. worth s1.50 to $3.50. choice $50 each.
Another lot OF White Bone Stick n-.n
Gauze Fans, good 81 value. choice osc
each. s al RI
Veilings.
1900 yards Hand Embroidered Chiffon
yeilngs made to sell at Csc and 4sc. all
colors, for 1Oc4 q yard.
Another lot of Hand Embroidered Chit
fon Veilings, in every shade, made to sell
at soc, roc and ST. choice zoe yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Leather Goods.

inches long Black and Colored Hand
Bags, plated or strap handle, and made
to sell at s2.25; special price III each
Crushed Leather Belts. in all colorT,
made to sell at 25c, 35c and 3oc, choice
lie each.
Black and Colored Plated String Belts.
sold for 15c to 25c, choice 20 each.
Buttons.
Real Pearl Buttons. made to sell at
1Oc and 15c, special &c a dozen.
200 gross Pearl Buttons. all sizes. for
&c a dozen.
csc Pearl Shirt Waist Buttons are 100
a dozen
Toilets.
70 gross Fine Toilet Soap. made to sell
at sc, for 20 cake-not more than one
dozen to a customer.
10 gross Bristle Hair Brushes. made for
a 25c seller, at 15cg each.
gross 15c Whisk Brooms arc 100
each.
Heliot1ope Talcum Powder. highly per-
ifumed. worth 15c; Introductory price loo
a bottle.
Bring your own bottle and get one-half
ounce best 6oc Extract for 2Oc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

s inches Wide Satin do Chine, Ribbons,
IN ali coors; good ribbon at s5c--it's
zoe yard.
a inches wide All Silk Sash Ribbons, IN
all colors; special at 10c yard
Inches wide Satin Taffeta Ribbons'
a ribbon worth soc, for 3Oc a yard.
Printed Warp Tnffeta Ribbons, inches
vide worth Goo. for 800 a yard.
inches wide Satin Taffeta Ribbons, all
coors, for II LIE yard.
.ss1-2 inches wide All silk Fancy Rib-
bons all colors, for &c Il yard.
41-2 inches wide MORE Ribbons. in all
good colors; special price Is 1sc a yard
for this goo ribbon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
A Full Sale Of
SWeetSel.'s Linens

will be offered on Monday. Our
entire purchase will be ready. 1t
is not often that the finest Linens
are half gift.
Table Damask, SOC.
The three double thread--in weight and
wear just triple excellence OF the ordi-
nary linen sold
Linens at ST..
The best quality full bleached s1,5o Irish
Table Dsalask over sold by this house
in opeutbofter designs
III Yards Wide Satin
Table DamaSk.
The wholesale cost was s2.l7 IL, our
price 1875 q yard.
Heavy silver Bleached Table Dan1ask
for 300 yard-the same quality usually
sold by us and elsewhere for S5c,
Full Bleached Table Damask OJnioni.
ordinarily sold nj boc. Is soc yard
Large "a Union Dinner Napkins, full
pleached, arc $136 n dozen.
sweetser's price for Linen Doylles was
Nlo-our price Soc n dozen. Other
Fringed Doyles are 6Oc a dozen. ie
Large Dinner Napkins arc from $3.50
to So, the wholesale price of which was
ss.62 ito $3.50
Large Size Satin Damask Mexican
Drawn TowelsSwectser's price was 50
e dozen, Will be retailed here at SOC each.
24-inch Fine Pure Linen Birdeye Da-
per for 40 a yard
Elmo irish Linen Sheeting, the Sl,65 best
grade, wholesale price was $l.4b our price
S1.25-full 2 l-2 yards wide.
10 inches wide Cream Furniture Linen,
cost 52c wholesale, Is 36c yard,
24-inch Round Thread Art Linen, 200
n yard, usual price SOC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

& French Figured Marselles, In tho new
4 idea light weight, which has sold readily
FOR csc, Is here for l5c. M
Il French Cord Welt Pique, tho same
quality that sold all the season for zoe,
Is hero for 1. 1-2c. 3t @
Scotch Dirnities. 7Ac,
The same quality which hns always sold
for IL lie. "a ri
rine Pin Checked and Striped English
Dilnitles, Imported to sell for $50 to 4oc.
are 11c a yard.
Wide india Linon, sold by Sweetser to
retail as the best 10 l-2c grade Cohens
price Is O 3-ic a yard.
Scotch Dimities. inercerized the lowest
price for this newest fabric was ESQ.,; II
Is here for $50. a5 s 50
Swiss, with small seed dot, scarce every
where at any prlce-vnlue 15c to 35c, our
price Zoe to 1876; thousands Of yards to
be sold. Is 8 6 al III js5lii ii 4.
COCO yards Of White Persian Lawns at
4 1Oc a yard--the same quality usually sold
by us for 15c. full double width #
Paris Mousseline and Wash Chiffon .
yards wide, 81 grade--tlie wholesale price
81 lee, our price 600 a yard. III Ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
The Basement Cotton Goods
You Can't Miss a Ba
are sold from 1oc to soc on a dollar.

sweetser's French Organdles, the boc.
oualIty--the manufacturers lengtns-
enough in any design you desire, are Ao Us
a yard. ~o,a
ali over town at 25c. almost endless va
rIety Of designs. price i-2c yard.
scotch Lappett Muslin. IN newest az
signs, usually sold for lDc Is DC yara.
American Batistc thousands OF yaFas
of the 10c quality for 4 3-4c a YARD.
4,GpO yards OF Finest lmporleu ,t,ha
light. medium and dark colorngs all We
new designs of tho season-price $40 s''c
g. yard. b8B 5H#t ss..5i@ 443..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

yard Wide Bleacled Cambria. soft
finished, instead OF 8 1-3c is g 1-4c.
.9rho best Apron Ginghams made. sell
Ing everywhere for Sc, every variety OF
designs. for 8 Use yard.
Seersucker Dress Ginghams, the usual
1oc grade. for 3-ic.
The usual lao Apron Ginghams are
FIne unbleached Cotton for 3 l-2o a
yard o..
ward Wide Linen Finished Cannon
Cloth. double width. for loo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Black and Colored
Dress Goods for
Now or Fall.
Rack Goods.
Black Goods,

Among the Black Goods is the 80 inches
wide French Basket Cloth that has re-
tailed at $50; 1t is TIC yard.
All Wool Black Voiles, the 99c kind. are
zoe a yard.
a.ao sink Warp Black Henrietta for
75c.
IA,bin's French silk Warp Bauste, al
ways sells for sls9 only Two pieces on
sale--price 81 yard.
44-inch London Cheyior, the 75c grade.
for soc a yard,
French Wolfe. as inches wide. the SLIPS
value. for zoe yard.
The All Wool Mistral that has been 65c
can be bought while us here for zoo d
yard.
Ana 20 for dozens OF other black fab
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

, Yards vide Black French organdies.
The qualities that cost coo. 7bc and ~ q
we have made two prices-8Oc and ooo.
oxford Basket Cloth, Etamine and
otber white fabrics, that sold heretofore
IN 70 100; choice Dc a yard. Y.
~ Ntercerized Basket Cloth, 25c was tho
I'm norted prlce-ours Is II LIE yard.
-. a. inches wide Imported india Linons.
M finest 25c quality--S100 yards 10 %
sold at II &c and 10 ESQ yard.
White Madras. English Cords, Open
Lace midas and fancy merccrized faD rics.
that sold from 1Go to 25c--our price
IL 1-2c 81 yard.
Sale Of Naipsook and
Long Cloth.
1Oc n yard will buy yard wide Main
SOCK which always sold for Sl6O q piece.
~ 1-2c "a yard for Nainsooks ana Long
Cloths that soldsu to Sc and $3.50 piece.
z &c a yard-White Checked Muslin, that
cold at 100 a yard ~ \.
Dress or Shifting Madras, usual y l -zc
urality, for 8 3-dc q yard.
French Nninsook that cost 700 ior
:,5c yard.
12c White Madras, 10 a yard
80 White Skirtng Duck. linen finish'
15c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
It's Easy Shopping in Cohen's Basement.
Won Can't Miss a Bargain If You Try.
Ii You Try.
Satin MarseilIes Quilts

+ = Z i b j n = u t. ~
from Sweetser, Pembroke and Company,
for extra size beds, were retailed for S3,os;
nearly 200 Of them will be on sale Mon
day for $3.50 each.
Some l.6cD Quilts, all told on sale,
among them tho easily washed summer
Quilt for 45c; some are 5Dc instead o.
TIC; these and others are 81 for Sl.a5
Quilt, etc.
675 dozen Sheets and Pillow
Gases ready made. Sweetscr had
them sewcd in the most perfect
manner, but they will be sold
for less than the cost Of the cot
ton.
DC. 1Oc and IL 1-ec for Pillow Cases
that usually sell for one-third more
35c to Csc for Sheets that usually
sell for 4Sc to soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
CoIored Dress Goods.

An pure Wool Voiles IN best shades OF
hue and brown that sold for zoe, 81 2hc.
French Aibatross and Batlste, fun don-
t1e Width, in all colprs, for zoe.
Novelty Mohair sicllian, Is inches wide.
regular 5ac quality, for 46c
D3,Inch Aoisair Brilliantipe, best shades
~ blue, brown ana gin metal! regular
~ goods TOR zoe.
Cream Electric Cloth, made ~ SIX and
HooI, regular 81 goods, for asc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
No History Like the
Sale Of These Cott0ns.

Setser Cottons larger proportions to Cohens
re an neraps any all the buyers represented there
cases 81 Wash Fabrics just arrived will be on sale
Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
The White Goods From
SWeetser= Pernbr0ok 6 60.

Come to iii solid packages is respect whatsoever
for the original and single yard but what was oough
this seasons selling hesale Of this stock has caused greaer
establishment perhaps than any other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
A City's Ribbon Wants is IN
This Sweetser=Pen1br Sale.

Ribbon expert says finest line III the city and At he
1e.s nrices WHY shouldn't be- when the savings are rom
third to a half.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
C0HFN7S SALE OF SWEETSER- PEMBR00K ST0CE
word Of merit for the store that draws people

sounds word Of merit for the store that draws people
from all parts Of the town.
81 PACKAGES arrived yesterday from the auction
and will be placed on sale Monday.
The store and warehouses filled to their utmost
canactv and prices depended for the SAFE q al
- +en nnclv There are more wonders than the store
has ever shown in its half century service OF sup
plying the Richmond public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
All the Needed Little Things,

(which miserable will be found in right
aisle Lay in your stock pins needles while prices are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

The best quality full bleached s1.5O Irish
Table Dstnask oyer sold by this house
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26

Pittsburg Pa, Jan. 26.-After a
nights suspense and uncertainty
made heart breaking by reports from
around the pit of the mouth of the
explosion occurred yesterday. those
engaged in attempting the release of
the $50 entombed miners nave been
forced to the conclusion that all hope
of life for those below will have to
be abandoned. There was much re
joicing when the rumor was passed
around that the men had been found
alive and that further investigation
showed fifty to seventy miners still
alive. The rumors. however. were
soon contradicted. After a search of
over two hours DR.. Mccullough
to anxious entreaties mournfully an
swered that he didn't believe there
was man alive except the rescue
party in the mine now So far only
one miner who went down to work
yesterday has been brought out
alive 1t is thought that it will be
several hours before the bodies are
recovered
Selwyn NJ. Taylor. one of the most
prominent mining engineers in the
country lost his life while endeay.
oring to save the lives of the men
entombed in the Hardwick mine. He
with four others went to the bottom
of the mine. and they were over.
come by gas. His lifeless body was
brought to the surface. but he never
regained consciousness. The others
had a narrow escape
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26
A Correction.

AS to the article that appeared in
THE RECORD a few weeks ago con
corning the disappearance of Il. +.
Cranberry without having settled for
his room rent. an error was made
in the names and it was not Mr..
Cranberry. but the gentleman with
him who left. Mr.. Cranberry was not
here at the time and on learning OF
the affair Immediately returned and
settled the account. The room was
not rented by Mr.. Cranberry. he hav
ing only spent few nights in IL with
his friend who was responsible for
the rent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26

Chicago, ILL.,, JAN 26.-Although
the coroner's jury which has just
rendered a verdict in the Iroquois
theatre disaster did not make any
specific charges against Mayor Car
ter Harrison. William H. Musham
fire marshal of Chicago. Will J. Da-
Wis manager of the theatre. George
Williams and Ed Mclaughlin build
ing inspectors. William S. Sallers
fireman, James Cummings stage car
penter, or William Mullen who had
charge of the lights that caused the
fire, the implied charge was homi
eide, as each was held responsible
in a measure for the death of the
victims. If arrested the coroner will
have no authority to fix bonds and
the defendants must remain in Jail
until bonds are fixed by some court
Stage Carpenter Cummings were ar
rested today at their homes. Shortly
afterward Mayor Harrison presented
himself at the cOrOnerS Office. and
subsequently with an attorney and
the coroner went to Judge Walkers
court and was released on $4,000
bond. Fire Marshad Musham and
the two building inspectors were SER
we'd with mittimi in their office and
later all gave bonds in the criminal
court.
Theatre Fireman VIM. Sellers was
the last of the accused to be taken
into custody
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26
A Good Bowling Record.

Ed Johnson made a record for
steady bowling that has never been
equalled before in Roswell On Sat
urday last during the afternoon and
and the average for those games
was 181 Almost anyone can bowl
1S1 once. but when the average for
days bowling is that much it
shows good eye and a steady arm.
johnson has both of these qualifica-
tions at all times.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26
home without having to place de-
pendence upon borrowing abroad.
Notice to Disinfect Closets and
Cess Pools.

Notice to Disinfect Closets and
Cess Pools.
All owners. agents and tenats are
hereby notified that the ordinances
of the City of Roswell require that
all closets and cess pools used in
said city shall be kept clean in ac
cordance with the provisions of said
ordinances. and that closets shall
be provided with tight boxes describ
ed in said ordinances and that
there shall be a daily use of lime
as disinfectant in said closets and
cesspools.
You are notified that a strict com
pliance with the ordinances above
referred to will be required by the
city authorities
w. r. PLANT.
STA cod City Marshal
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26

The RECORD was in error the 9th
er day in stating that the Hagerman
well flowed seven or eight inches
above the casing. The telephone mes
sage received sounded that way at
people inform us that it is seven
eighths instead of seven or eight
inches. They do not want to boast
of something they have not. and this
they say is good enough for them.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-26

Match Games at the Bowling Alley
The following match games will
be played this week at the Coliseum
Tuesday night, BARRIERS VS. tho
printers
Wednesday night, nine pin match
three on side.
Thursday night. cooked hat match
JoycePruit VS.. Western Grocery Co.
Friday night, ten pin match, by
ten picked bOwlers
Saturday night, Johnson and Minter
will bowl Cook and Hulsmeir for the
two men championship at ten pins.