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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Episcopal Convention Engages
n. III Discussion Of Question
Still Very Unsettled.
TWo REPORTS SUBMITTED l ! :
Majority q f@ Com nlittee Wanted
sProhibition of r Rerlarriiag i--4
der Any G circumstances.
2 .II7s-l7 : - . - y I'd J
n (BYs Associated Press.

BOSTON. MASS, October n 4 - pro-
posed change in the oanons OF the Eps-
copal Church, whereby clergymen are
forbidden to remarry any person who has
been. divorced was discussed for two hours
by the House Of Deputies at to-day s ses-
sion Of the General Convent on The
House OF Deputies was sitting as 5as COM
mittees Of the whole, and the consid era
stion Of the subject, regarded as one fof
tile most important to come before the
present convention, will be taken up from
+ time to time until the matter is finally
5settled. s IL sS4i 332 q s5s s
The present canon on marriage permits
tho ren,arriaEe OF the innocent person in
a divorce suit wherein 5infdelity Is al
leged.s For some time there has been u
/ strong sentiment IN the church that the
clergy should not marry the innocent
party. ia .53 s3
Reports From Committee. !
The Committee on Canols. OF which
Rev. p. Davenport, Of Memphis, Is
chairman. presented an amendment to the
present canon, forbidding remarriage OF
any persons who have been divorced. .88 y
minority report permitting the present
canon to remain AS It IS. with ne eA-
ceptlon OF an added provision for the
presentation. OF court evidence when an
applicant. for remarriage appears before
a Clergyman. was submitted by Rey; DR..
3. Lewis Parks, OF New York, and others.
Rev. Dr. Parks, R. H. Battle. Of leigh,
N. c., and Rev. ci.s Z. Waters I, 3
Portland, Oregon, spoke OH behai 9 OF ne
majority report, while the majority report
was vas advocated by Rev. John Williams,
Of Omaha, .Neb.;E. 2. Bailey, of Chicago;
Rcy, " Samuel Ringgold. OF Knoxville,
Tenn, and c. II. Stanley, OF washington, E '
The Discussion.
r. ii. Battle, of Raleigh, N, G., q mem. g :.
herf Of the committee. thought that 9
5n,,,,, ,I, court In Americn should not adj
inie Judge any any one to be divorced unless the ,a
clared that the breaking Of vow, !, OF y,
covenant taken in the marriage ceremony y
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BELT, LIKE CARNEGIE,
WILL GIVE AWAY M0NEY
/: BY PAUL LAMRERT.is
(spec al Gable to The Times. Dispatch.
y +, IL Ne a oOd 5

7OUPyF TH7Tt ET9VT'7 l73lI
1t LONDON, October 1l.-Alfred Belt, the
great South African diamond and gold
King, and tho richest sclf-made man in
tho world, whose wealth has been estl-
mated as high ms n billion dollars, has
concluded TO follow the example OF An-5
drew Carnegie. the American steel king.
and devote a gooil portion OF his wealth.
10 humanitarian purposes.
# Instead. however, Of Investing in libra
rics, lie will devote his philanthroplc eff,
forts to educational institutions, mainly
III South Africa and England. The first
large donation has Just been reported
from, JOHANNESBURG. where Mr.. Belt has
presented the government an estate
Valued at half q million dollars, which!
is TO ha devoted to educational purposes.
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TOOK I SAICHEL
WORTH $4,000
Prominent Young Woman Ar
{ rested III Chicago, Charged W
With Theft, s
INV AusocIa ted I,ress.

CHICAGO, October ll,,r--A young wor
man who says she is Gertrude Il u Lee,
5nr'ominent. antatlon owner. is Funde a,'-3
rest hero, charged with the eft from
Mrs. q, Roberts. oa Al ollet, II ,Tre tyyp
ga atohels containing $4,000 awoI'th h Of Jew
ielry ana clothing. N The LEGGED theftS
occurred In state street dsinrinlellti
store three weeks ago. Mrs, Ilapegts;
checked two sal tehel els IN the store, AEs.
Lee Ii said to have rep presented herself!
"a Mrs, Roberts and aobta ained the spyo ops
eTJY, ~ S nv @
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that after the job was completed. ! { the
work had not been interrupted, our firm
might make him q present Of $500, I3
lie laughed and said 81
As'.Why, that is not cigar money for my
friends" .-s
K Several conferences were held between
him and Welnseimer, lie said, but no
agreement was reached s y
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GERMAN E,lBAPTlsTs TO !.
GATHER AT BRISTOL
(By Associated Press.)s

KNOXVILLE, TENN. October II ~ The he
German Baptists OF the United States
viii hold their 1905 meeting in Bristol.
Tenn, and the occasion will bring twenty
thousand visitors from all pa rtsS Of the
country. The question of the meeting
place was decided day BY g confer a
nee held between a Y committee OF Bap-
lists. s.and the Bristol Chamber of Com
merce. THE body will convene In May
or June, and be In session ten days.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Richmond.

Intelligence rea ches here that the Lynch.
burg Horse Show Association Is threat
cning to sue Mrs. Grosyener because her
Horses did not show, there after being en-
eli " ana Is iquartcrcd atEthe. building last
5,car occupied by Or; Wooderd, g horses
- Mayors veto message consid cred q
strong paper and lis unanimously SUSTAIN
ed BY the Board OF Aldermen: the Board
5transacts much routine business and sew
eral Interesting resolutions are passed
Celebration here OF the crusaders VINO
sNvaddill decides that Mr. lillian North
arop Is fully qualified to be receiver for!
Tassenger and Power Company and
makes "a the reccivership spermanent------8
Unique suit brought against RAJ ilway com-
apany by man who fell and cut his hands
by beer i9&& bottles. S MANCHESTER!
speak to-iiight--B Big supper and raj l!y------sl
Southern Railway cmploye & rrest d----7----- -
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0DELL FOR PR lDENT &
OF UNION PACIFIC

Special to The Times II Dispatch,l EssS Is
8 OMAHA n lsR., October 1l,rrln conneessi
ton with the anHuaii neeting OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Union Pas. IN
Railway Company at Salt I.ake CHS. tlls
iyeport has been circulated IN railroad cir
cles here, and Is gieyn some acred snce, 70
Tthe&effect that Governor -9ds|, of Nav
york. IS 10 be chosen president cf the |
road I, If ,lsSS ii I'll
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AMERICAN WOMAN BEATS
BRITISH PREMIER GOLFER
I. Assocla ted Press

II PHILADELPHIA, October 11,-AIlss
charlotte Dod tho English premier golf
ing expert, met with defeat to-day at
the hands OF Miss Pauline fNiackay, hail-
fing from the Oakley Country Club. Of
Boston, on the first days play for the
ywon,ens national golf Championship, by
Q In and i to play. Miss Mackay is q
young golfer, and although 1T was not
by brilliant golf. the victory, was none
tie less deserved, BY the defeat Miss
bod Is out OF the championship, 4
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CAR CRASHES INTO BUILDING;
ONE KILLED AND TWO HURT
ny Associated Press J

7--77 by 2ABsocHltu l'TEBH'J 4I7IF-
ROCHEsTI1R PA. October liza
street car on the Monaca vision Of the
Beaver Valley Traction Company wls
derailed at the end Of the Ohio River
bridge tonight and crashed into a build
Ing, killing one man and seriously In
tiring % two others Edwnrd ,rhorne, !, the
motorn,;,,,, was killed instaT tly.
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General.

Russians fall back In bloody y ba tile near
$sYentai 4 mines, a but advance q q gain and
fight starts afresh; terrific artillery duel
RACES along en- tire front: wounded are!be-
ling taken to Mukden; losses on both sides
heavy st. Petersburg does not believe
benga cement Is general; Toxic hears .ot
! Japanese SUCCESS; !; apanese cruiser Eiiell
Yen sinks. and nearly :. 800 men perish; 3
Baltic fleet sails for Libou. which twill
leave on October 14th; Cabinet discusses
seizure of American mail; matter Will be
laid fore Russian government t----Winni-s
peg swept by big firc-7--Epi lis copal Conven-
SiiGn on divorce auestio ion:----S Steamer sinks
and nineteen persons lose their ives q
SCourt-martnl OF Captain Hitch In Georgia
Lady Cnrzon has srela apse---P = 70 m!nent
young woman ,sarrested 81 in Chicago,
Charged with heft--N New y York State
Democratic Committee charges Republi-
cans with giving aid to Populists; Davis.
accom- panied by Daniel, FIill and Whyte,
sets out on campaign tour; how the Presi-3
dent sent Cortelyou forth to bust the
trust money ba gs--O Odel for president of
Union Paclflc-Y ounE woman arrested In
d Chicago says she Is descendant OF Gen-j
eral Lee-G Germun BaptistsB to meet at
4 Bristol, TENN aunchlng OF the great
Gbattleshp& &Georgiu---Judge Jones makes
powerful arraignmcnt OF Alabama mob
.--Bedariun wins feature ev ent a t Norris
Park 1 I Lexington Tom Axwarthy wins
Mcdowell Stake and takes first. second
and third moneys lannunl athletic meet
81 United States soldiers: Football u games
to-day; other sports-NeEro pugllist out
ffois Characterization woman beats
British premier golfer. S s.5
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North Carolina;

THE Central Carolina Fair opens at
E Greensboro with large attendance
Enron,inent young farmer; living near Sal
#isbury, killed sby two 5bronchos he was
5l,reaklng fireman. In Durham AZ Z
trnak W 3 nd Is fatally Tom Love lcoles
7uretjY \ sentenced at t5Asheville to hang tor
burglary be- ilrst degre e- q. .gain "a !.
4 runs vii ID down lIca n o,n tai ana $shitetS
switch prevents destruction. 2F sss5ysS5F3
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GR0Sv(''E[|::''..|N'||'Ol|'||.R||I'|'S'';i,.
'l'HRE1Al TENED
Millionaire Horse Exhibitors
May be Charged With
Breach Of Contrac ct. |
THEY c YNc / HBN 3! 1 URG i ! s Show: ] y "
Entry lone 81 . 3 feited 4 and
Iorses :'i B:'iroMug: 81 ~, Direct IS = ON m
louisville Here.

n The action Of Jack Donnelly, mana ger,
for Mrs. s. B. NJ Grosvenor, OF New
York, Z. III / scratching hor entries IN tile
5Lynchburg Horse Show and forfcltillg
the entrance fees, now promises tc, re-
suit in a suit for breach Of contract.
Mr.. Donnelly became displeased ~ at
what he regarded as discourtesy on the
part . OF the Lynchburg show manage
mel,ti in not H answering. IT. Is said, his
letter and kilograms, asking as Ito the
judges selected for tho show. and en-
trained his horses and vehicles and, j.
passing through Lynchburg came to this
city yesterday with tho intention OF res
manning here during the week and taking
part in the Richmond show next week s
4 Mrs. Grosveno or went from Louisville
to Lexington KY accompanied by her
husband and party, and Is expected in
Richmond to- day. Mr.. lDonnelly and the
ca containing the horses and equlpnga
came direct to Richmond. Inquiry Mt
the various hotels last night failed to.
disclose the whereabouts OF the Gros-s
ivenor mana ger. VI ss3
$a Tho management OF the Lynchburg
show are not a little perturbed at the
action OF the Grosvenors, and, as the
-l
Dispatch special correspondent there last
might shows, 5 they AZ contemplate suing
Mrs. Grosvenor, and, it is said attaching
her horses and vehicles.
Will Enter Suit.
e. Hero Is the telegram:
.'L,.nchbllrg, Va. Oct, II, 1904 ..5
''AIrs.s j. b. M. Grosyenor, one OF New
ports greatest social leaders. will be sued
to- morrow by the Lynchbure Horse Show
5AssocIatlons and her magnificent stable.
OF harness and park hack horses attach
ed. All Lynchburg is agog over the In
5cident and there seems no doubt but that.
the matter will be fought out in the courts
to the bitter end. = Al
Some weeks ago, the Lynchburg Horse
show Association received twenty-eight
entries from Mrs. Grosvenor for the show
that opens here tonight. The entry blank
was signed by Mrs. Grosyenori and her
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Will Enter Suit. (

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BEGINS
WHIRLWIND TOUR
Vice Presidential Candidate En-
Enthusiastically Receive d-Mur-
ply Makes Another Pre-
diction-Big Recep-
ton to Judge I.
Parker.
! BY Walter Edward Harris.

Especial from staff Correspo spondent.)
& NEW YORK. October 1.-The New
York state Democratic Committee to-
day Issued q charge that the kRepu bltcans ms
are supporting the Populist State and
national candidates. The substance Of
these charges was printed . exclusiyely ly3
from here in, T he %Times-Dl lspatch to-day
i alluded last night to tile fact. whtc , q
Il obtained from a Demo crat who sis ac- ,;-
curately Informed, that the signers OF
the F,opulist petition In AlbanyS were all;
sor nearly all Repub blicans. Tie ffiolalS
statement, issued from tips state
headquarters today says Of this Alba1ys 4
county net LII ion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-07-13
THE REPUBLICAN MACHINE.

The New Mexican in a long artic-
lie undertakes &c defend the course of
the territorial machine in its unwar-
ranted and pernicious interference
in the affairs of the Pecos Valley. 1t
makes the claim that there were but
three applicants for the appointment
t the judgeship of this district, nam
ing Judge Freeman, A. g Campbell
and Judge Mann. Il at once places
Judge Freeman out of the c by
saying that his appointment was not
considered. thus leaving the race be-
tween Campbell and Mann. and the
latter having the endorsement OF the
Territorial administration. prominent
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Cured of Chronic Diarrhoae After
Ten Years Of Suffering.

Il wish to say a few words in praise
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoae Remedy" says Mrs. Matte
Burge, of Martinsville, Va. 81 suffer
ed from chronic diarrhoae for ten
years and during that time tried va
rious medicines without obtaining any
permanent relief. Last summer one
of my children was taken with chol-
era morbus, and | procured a bottle
of this remedy. Only two doses were
required to give her entire relief. /
then decided to try the the medicine
myself. and did not use all of one bot.
tie before | was well and | have new
er since peer troubled with that com
plant. One cannot say too much in
favor of that wonderful medicine"
This remedy is for sale by all drug
gists.
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12t2

: JONES,
Secretary

With it's companions, heart burn,
fatulence, torpidity of the liver, con
stipation, palpitation of the heart,
poor blood, headache and other ner-
vous symptoms, sallow skin, foul
tongue, offensive breath and a legion
of other ailments, is at once the most
widespread and destructive malady
among the American people. The
Herbine treatment will cur all these
troubles. soc a bottle.-Pecos Valley
Drug Co.
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Summer Excursions.

Every day unit. September 3Oth.
1904, the P. V. & N. Z. Ry. will sell
round trip tickets to points in Colora-
do at greatly reduced rates. S%topovers
will be allowed al and north OF Trim
idad. Round trip tickets will also be
IN sale to various summe resorts In
Michigan at rate Of one fare plus so
cents. Call at ticket Office for full
particulars.
NJ. ID. BURNS, Agent
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The standard of greatness is a pc
culiar thing. Henry M. Stanley has
been denied admittance to Westmin-
ster Abbey, on the ground that he
was not great enough. Yet the doors
were opened wide to receive a prize
fighter, a plumber. a halter and a
starcher.
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The New Mexican estimates the
number of Republicans in the Pecos
Valley at from 700 to 500. They may
be here. but we have been unable to
find them. Probably they are so dis
gusted with the actions of the Santa
Fe ring that they have hidden their
heads for shame.
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~RAS0 MAN 1SA0A0S wac 0PR0A1G |
ed. II is this very thing to which the
people of the Pecos Valley have been
.objecting. Judge Freeman was not
considered, was v inthe race. and
why? Simply because the administra
ton, the prominent Republicans. the
machine" in other words with its
usual cupidity had a man for the
place, a it has had for all Offices in
the territory. Judge Freeman receiv-
ed the unanimous endorsement OF the
people of the Pecos Valley, the people !
over whom he would preside as judge
the people most affected by the APP
Dointment but the machine, the lead
ers of the Republican party at Santa
Fee. if you please, wanted the place
n they got it. 1t was certainly the
absolute and ~unquestioned right of
| citizens of New Mexico, in office and
out of Office, to act as they saw fit
and to endorse an applicant whom
they considered worthy, competent
and entitled to the appointment"
No one questions this right, but thai
the wishes of two or three men at
Santa Fe should prevail over the de-
sires of the people of the Pecos Val
ley concerning an appointment affect
ing them directly, is what the people
of the Valley do object to, and SO
earnestly do they object that the time
is not far distant when their object
ions, entered At the polls will dis
now hold over all parts of the Terri
Tory. and are SO INSCRIPTIONS in u.s.
ing. This is the reason why in Chaves
county. Republicans by the dozens
have walked up to the polls in the
Democratic primaries and sworn to
support the Democratic ticket in the
fall elections: this is the reason why
the Republicans of Eddy county will
not place a ticket in the field this fall
this is why the Republican machine
will be swept out of office this fall.
in so far as the Territorial elections
can do so.
The simple objection of two or three
men at Santa Fe is now sufficient to
overrule the wishes of the great body
of the people of the Territory. If this
is O machine rule, what is it?
The New Mexican claims that the
Judgeship should not have gone to
the Pecos Valley because the Republi
can voters number blu 100 or 800.
If this be so, how long will the Repub
licans of the Valley continue to vote
the h0puDllCdn LlCk0I, CONTINUE 10
support a machine whose organ tells
them they are not worthy of consider.
alton?
We are told that the Sixth Judicial
district was created for the benefit
of the Terrltory az a whole, and this
we admit, but the Pecos Valley is
the essential part of the new district,
although it retains the old name and
its wishes as to who should a
supreme power in the courts should
have been considered. 1t is true that
the district judge sits on the supreme
bench, but his main work is to Judge
cases in his individual district, hence
the people over whose law cases he
presides should have some voice in
his selection. The people of the Pc
cos Valley wanted Judge Freeman.
They got another man.
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improved Land For Sale.

ga acres. Is miles southeast of
Roswell. N. M. Artesian well, good
flow, fenced, 80 acres in cultivation.
Price $40 per acre.
20 acres u mile west of town linn
it's of Roswell. fenced, house, stable.
well to artesian flow, 6% casing. Price
$4,000.
J. X. DUNN,
707 Richardson ave., Roswell, N. NJ.
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cheerfulIy Recommended for Rheu
matism.

o. G. Higbee, Danville, His. writes,
Dec. 2. 1901: About two years ago I
was laid up for four months with
rheumatism. | tried BaiIard's Snow
Eminent; n bottle cured ne. | can
cheerfully recommend it to all suf-
fering from like afliction." 25c. soc,
$l.OO.-Pecoa Valley Drug Co.
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Baseball Players and Foot Racers.

Louis j. Kruger. ex-champion long
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland, writes, Oct. 9th. 1901: "Du-
ring my training of eight weeks foot
races at Salt Lake City. in April last.
l used Billiards. Snow Eminent to
my great satisfaction. Therefore l
highly recommend Snow Liniment to
all who are troubled with sprains.
bruises or rheumatism" Csc, soc. and
800 bottles.-Pecos Valley Drug Co.
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The government year closing June
80, showed a deficit of over $41, 900.
900. BY juggling with the figures,
however, the administration experts
contrive 10 twist this deficit into a
surplus Of s1s.ooo.ooO The voters
will. however, do a little twisting in
November and twist some of these
expert twisters ont of Office.
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Hondo Maps.

The Record has for sale a number
trict. The price is but fifteen cents
each. They are mounted on fine pa
per and you can see at all times the
exact lines of the irrigable district
You should not be without one.
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The people of Roosevelt county
will do well to vote the bonds for ar
tesian we'll purposes under the cleo
ton call issued for August 2.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoae Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be need
ed in almost every home before the
summer is over. 1t can always be de-
and dangerous cases. 1t is especial
ly valuable for summer disorders in
children. 1t is pleasant to take and
never fails to give prompt relief. Why
not buy it now? 1t may save life. For
sale by all druggists.
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Classified u.s.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-one furnished room. In
quire at 215 North Pecos.
FOR RENT.-14-room boarding
house on North Main street. Call
1t Record Office.
FOR RENT.-Two rooms, together.
suitable for light house keeping
Call at Record Office tt
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Wanted by responsible party to rent
horse and buggy, top buggy prefer
red, from private party by day or
week, except Sundays and evenings.
for short drives around town. Owner
to feed horse. Apply at Record Office.
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The LAND campaign in Manchuria
is being delayed by heavy rains, this
being the rainy season.
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Want anything? Let the want col
umn get it. Lost anything? Let
The Record find it for you. The little
Record ads are wonder workers. Let
The Record get it for you.
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The absolute pruity of our food
products is one of the secrets of our
success.-Garton, Moss & Co., the
Twentieth Century Grocers.
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When bilious take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by all druggists
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One Lady's Recommendation Solo
Fifty Boxes Of chamberIain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets.

have, 1 believe. sold fifty boxes
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation OF
one lady here, who first bought a box
of them about a year ago. She never
tires of telling her neighbors and
friends about the good qualities o:
these tablets.-P. NJ. Shore. druggist,
Rochester, Ind. The pleasant purga-
tive effect OF these tablets makes
them a favorite with ladies every
where. For sale by all druggists.
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WANTED.

Wanted by reliable party, to rent
horse and buggy, top buggy preferred,
by day or week, of private parties
Owner to feed horse. Apply at Rec
ord Office.
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Mayor Mcclellan of New York is
4 much over-worked man these days
The city has just issued bonds for
public improvements to the amour.
Of sa7, 900. 900. The signature of the
mayor Is required $1,000 times. and
Mayor Mcclellan is turning out sig
natures at the rate of 1000 q day.
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THE RECORD rs THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY or
cHAvEs AND THE CITY or
ROSWELL.