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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-10-25
BRITISH
IRE

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DE-
MANDs FULL PREPARATION,
NO COMPROMISE.
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No Announcement This Evening.

London, Oct. 25.-It is officially 81
ven out that no announcement will
be made this evening with reference
to the negotiations between the Bri-
tish and Russian governments for
the purpose of obtaining an explana-
ton of the North sea affair.
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Just received, a shipment of
the Celebrated Chase Lap Robes
...they are beauties, warm and
comfortable. --.String & Tame.
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At Close Quarters.

General Oku's Headquarters. Sun
day, Oct. 23.-The armies average
600 yards apart, and at places only
fifty yards separate them. The men
fire constantly in the trenches and
by displaying their caps on their bay
nets to draw shots from their oppo-
nents. The Russian artillery is search
ing the apanese lines, and skirmishes
are almost continuous.
Portsmouth, Eng, Oct. 24.-Vessels
arriving at Portsmouth report having
sighted four Russian torpedo boat
destroyers and four battle ships ma
king for Cherbourg. One Of the bat
tie ships appeared to have broken
report of a battle ship being dam
aged
Muk6en, Oct 24-Both armies are
still entrenching short distances ap-
art Lack of fuel is likely to prevent
the continuance of activity in the
field Gring the winter.
General Oku's headquarters, Fri
day. Oct. 21.-While clearing a field
near the village of Shahke the Jap
anese found nine abandoned guns.
Their condition is not reported Both
armies are resting on their arms A
great battle is expected south of the
Hun river where heavy field works
have been erected. A great number
ing
Toxic, Oct. 25.-Field Marshal Oyl
ma reports that the Japanese total
caualties were 1879 officers and men
killed and wounded at the battle of
Shake river.
Emperor Nicholas Sends Sympathy.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-Emperor
Nicholas has telegraphed to King
Edward expressing his deep regret
at what occurred in the North sea,
and his sympathy for the families of
the killed and wounded fishermen.
Bought Chilean Navy.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 25-A story
is current here that Russia has purch
ased the Chilean navy which will
join the Russian Pacific squadron at
the Azores islands. While the story
is received with some credence 1t is
denied in responsible quarters.
No Announcement This Evening.
London, Oct. 25.-It is officially 81
ven out that no announcement will
be made this evening with reference
| to the negotiations between the Bri-
| tish and Russian governments for
the purpose of obtaining an explana-
| ton of the North sea affair.
| To Protect British TraWlers.
London, Oct. 25.-The admiralty,
| it is understood, is taking measures
| for the protection of British trawlers
| in the Bay of Biscay. Besides noti-
flying st. Petersburg of the presence
of trawlers there it is thought proba-
| BILE that a war ship may be dispatch
ed from Gibraltar to watch over The
fishermen.
Southern Railroad Commissioners
| st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 25.-The South
ern railroad Commissioners Associa
tion began its annual meeting in St
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Bought Chilean Navy.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-A story
is current here that Russia has purCh
ased the Chilean navy which will
join the Russian Pacific squadron at
the Azores islands. While the story
is received with some credence 1t is
denied in responsible quarters.
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Emperor Nicholas Sends sympath

st. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-Emperor
Nicholas has telegraphed to King
Edward expressing his deep regret
at what occurred in the North sea,
and his sympathy for the families of
the killed and wounded fishermen.
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Portsmouth, Eng, Oct. 24.-Vessels
arriving at Portsmouth report having
sighted four Russian torpedo boat
destroyers and four battle ships ma
king for Cherbourg. One Of the BAT
tie ships appeared to have broken
down There is no confirmation of the
report of battle ship being dam
aged.
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Toxic, Oct 25.-Field Marshal Oyl
ma reports that the Japanese total
caualties were 1873 officers and men
killed and wounded at the battle of
Shahke river.
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Muk6en, Oct. 24.-Both armies are
still entrenching short distances ap-
the continuance of activity in the
field Gring the winter.
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Gin fpftfpieltaer Srrtuut.

Srrtiimer iinb oft auBerOrbentli9
fotipielig. DIT 1T iogar bas 2ebert
ein preis fold zines Srrtums. Sic
iper6en aber ME einen Srrtum begeben,
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WbpInh 9reiR.
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Teittaas : Raten.

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Ihreibe an @. q. Grub,
Dallas, Ser.
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QlMtMma!

Samilien, melhe an ihlehten Stro-
Ben mDbnen, meroen hDf1itit eriubt,
ibr Sols i'm trodenen 8etter gu be-
iteQen.
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Saalidle Eouriiten snIntnnnru

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MiiBlid)e Observation-Disclosures.

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ChiIdren's Stylish Coats

Mothers often ask us, How can you put so much style, such good materials, and such careful workmanship into your children's coats, and still sell them for such little prices? Answer: We've been selling children's garments good while. We have close rela- tions with several of the best makers that give us advantages that few stores have. The makers go out of their way to please us. We're hard to please about such matters, too.
 Japanese Coats of all-woo cheviot in brown or blue, sizes to l2 years, at $4.90
 Long Coats of zibene in blue, red ar brown, sizes to IA years, at $395
 Cheviot Coats in blue or brown, sizes ta Nyears, at s750.
 All-woo chevot Coats with box-platcd panel yoke at back and front sizes to IA years, at $8 75 The yoke is satin-lined
 Beautiful is not strong enough to describe the Kersey Coats at $10.00 They have deep, plain military capes--the plainness is the feature of these coats
 Another Kersey Coat at $10.00 is our
 English Midday, which has red band with diamond, an embroidered crown, military collar, and button and braid trimming.
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Underwear and Hosiery

You could close your eyes and buy in thi store and get full value for your none, every time.
 Chdren's feece-lned Vests and Pants, sec. onds of 25c quality-19c, or 8 for 50c. Boys heavy feece-lned Shirts and Drawers 25c each.
 Women's Aeece-lined Underwear--25c Extra eizes-29c.
 Women's shaped Underwear, seconds of 50c Qualty-39c, or for $1.00. Children's fine wool Hose-19c pair. or 3 pairs for Soc.
 Children's fine lisle Hose seconds of 2sc quail ity-12bc pair Boys heavy cotton Hose, with double toes and heels -12ac a pair. Womens black cotton Hose-125c pair Women's black lace lisle Hose, in several pretty patterns; worth 50c--here at 37tc. or pairs for $1.00. Wornen's black full-fashioned regular-made cotton Hose, worth 25c--special at 19c pair, or pairs for 50c.
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Now for Photo Supplies

Reduced prices on manyasthings because we are getting ready to move thedepartment. Lowest prices on all. Buy now-either for your own use, or for q gift to one of your camera fiend" friends.
 Caineras-a limited number of the Ansco; Blair, Premo, Century and Eastman now priced at $l. 50 to S37.5
 Flashight Cartridges, with fuse attached-5c Ansco Films are quick reliable and always fresh. All sizes 3tx3a, PIC, and 4x5, Ale Perfeeto Paper is perfect developing paper made exclusively for us. Low in price, but high in quality ax5 at 9c ; dozen; 5x7 at 20c dozen
 The "New Record,' Plates are fast making new friends. 4x5 at 32c dozen; and 5x7 at 55c dozen.
 Water-tone Platinum Paper prints in sunlight and tones in water. 3sx3b at 20c; and $xS at 25c dozen.
 Postal Card Albums to hold about 200 souvenir postals75c and $1. 00.
 Everything else for amateurs developers lanterns, backgrounds; flash lamps, card mounts paper, atc. Aa7f 1aintai Under the new manager of this depart ment we are doing developing and finishing for amateurs ir q professional souy.
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Gloves for Women

Whether you want something for ordinary wear, or for. an occasion like the Horse Show. Cashmere Cloves, aeeced or fancy lined-25c Exceptional value.
 Fine cashmere suede Gloves, with handsome silk linings worth 87c--now 5Oc pair.
 Heavy mannish cape Gloves, with military finish; and pique or overseam Gloves in the fashionable shades--$1.00.
 Kid Cloves that are sold generally at si.0O -here at roc pair.
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The Newest Neckwear

In feminine neckwear we now show some exceedingly pretty things in stocks, sets and pulley turnovers in silk and linen at 12ac and 25c.
 The new tailored Stocks at 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 are as pretty as a picture. !" See them.
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Children's Fur Sets

We bought early. and thus secured a big advantage in both selection and price.
 Imitation ermine sets -98c
 Lustrous silk Angora sets--$l.25 White lambs wool sets-$l. 50 Imitation chinchilla sets-$2. 06 White Thihet sets -$2. 95 Others are priced up toS18. 50.
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Women's s Shoes, St.95

They've been going fast, but your size is still here. The feathers are patent kid patent coltskin, vici kid and box calf, in but ton or lace; light or heavy soles: bright and dull kid or cloth tops.
 Misses donogla Shoes, button or lace, with patent leather tips, sizes 13 to It. regularly $1.25-now 65c pair.
 Jersey Leggings for children, misses and women at 5Oc, Csc and 75c pair.
 Get pair of Buster Brown Leggings for the little man. Black or brown leather at 9Sc; and brown corduroy tthe very newest shade) at $1.35.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
Toilet Demonstration

A demonstration of Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream is now going on. .44 Trial size tube--10c ..< Larger size e--25c l.. ..
 Jars-35c. 50c, 85c, $1.50
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
S17.5O Covert Jacket
 at $500

Made of very fine tan covert
 hip length, with fitted back, double breasted front. turn down collar and lapel. newest sleeves and tailored pockets.
 Only a few of them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
Women's HandkerCIliefs

We already feel the impulse of holiday buying. And it seems as if handker- chiefs always bad been popular for gifts,
 All-linen, hemstitched; worth sc now 5c each. All-linen, hemstitched, with in. itials; nnlanndered-specia at l2tc each.
 All-linen. with initials: worth 25c- now 15c each. Hemstitched Handk erchiefs. worth 5c-now 2 for Sc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12

4 GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
 Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud- ing Piles. Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you in to fl days. soc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
Gold Finger Rings

To the trade they are known as gold shell rings.
 If you should cut one of these in two, and eat out the inside with acid. there would remain a shell of gold. The reason they wear So long.
 Plain bands, chased bands, and imitation stone settings -25c to $l. 50,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
S5.95 Skirts, S3.5O

Of blue panama cloth. "A 20-gore kilted model, stitched at hips and flaring gracefully at bottom. Good weight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-12
Pretty Waists for Women

Seasonable and up-to-date. Where else can you find such pretty ones at these prices2 AtG4 3E Brilllantne Waists in brown, FN Ps.@S white, navy or black half-ned.
 Tailored effects with side plaits and broad
 panel front Stock with long tab Al G1 SO Waists in the newest designs of :. " P a.1U mercerized madras Box plating,
 side plating and stitching areathe chief trin-
 ming points. kfC1 OE All-wool flannel Waists in light ~ Rss1S blue, brown black, navy blue and
 gray Paited back and front. Al G2oS Chiffon tafFeta Waists in white, Ne pSs0S brown or black. This is number
 that sometimes we cannot get enough of. It
 s naw model, and is lined througout
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