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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
"GTRLs WILL BE GIRI.S., ;,

William A. Brady has shown in his
 production of Girls Will Be Girls" :"
 which plays special return engage
 gne}St at Polls this evening, that ideas zAreof more value than dollars in mak- ydngSa profitable production. MT Brady
 purposely avoided going to the extreme of 1ayishness adopted by most man. 3Hgefs of musical comedies, and, in, &Etead, put together a performance in 5wliich the costumes and scenery were 4 pretty and in good taste but not need- Elessly and extravagantly expensive. ] hhe chorus employed in the production
 unakes eight or nine changes of garb, , zlalways fresh, dainty and pretty but fhere is none of the glitter and gaud
 a1Sually expected in entertainment Of
 the kind. Patrons of the theaters 5ewhere "Girls Will Be Girls' has been & splayed have found this simplicity re- \ d'reshing. The comedy is amusing and 4 the melodies, ssAnd That Little Girl Is I N0u' in particular, are tuneful. Whaa i more can be desired? Al Leech has
 added greatly to his already large fol- ! Rowing by his clever conception and Representation of Prof Dodge, the < dearned gentleman who attends cock fight and narrowly escapes arrest 4 tbereby. He is capitally supported by company which includes the Three < 3Rosebuds, Felix Haney, Edgar Fore man, Vera Rial, Mary Karr and a hard I eworking and intelligently directed
 chorus. Prices are 25, 35. 50gfz5 cents and $1. tt VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 It Is several weeks since such big T laughing show has been seen at the I Jacques as the one that has been draw @ ing large Audiences there this weeA. s That unequalled joker, Press Eldridge, S has the whole town talking of his re \ lnarkable monologue and songs, and z w6tio not recall a star of his kind that llas twinkled so stoutly and radiantly i flor all classes of amusement seekers lHis great originality, coupled with his magnetic style of imparting his humor, have caught the favor of the multitude and win him a popularity that Is quite unprecedented for any headliner on l the occasion Of his first visit to the city. One has hardly seen the best # there is in the mOnologue field until he ! Dlaa seen Press Eldridge Quite to the good, too, are the associate headline acts offered by the Four Hastings and y,Dean Edsall and company. Indeed fhe whole show is one of great excel Hence, making a visit to the Jacques quite the proper thing during this pres jent week. Prices are 10, 20 and 3t cents. afternoons 10 and 20 cents, la HieS 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Elephants, "Dyfns Ground.

A dying ground of elephants, re-
 sort where these animals go to die, was
 an interesting discovery by Maj Pow ell-Cotton Tn Eastern Equatorial Africa.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

Have you ever tried Democrat Penny -a-worder? If not. why not? Do So noW-you4 will not-zegret it.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Motixe.

Any man who works only for pay seldom does his best Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
X Poultry Farm

is safe place to invest your money and labor if you understand the pouI- try business. What other. business can you invest your money in and get the same returns for the amount in- vested? Six acres with Groom house and barn for $1,OO0.
 J, T. PHEI.AN. 42 Bank Street. Take eSevaf0r.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Miscellaneous.

EOR RENT--Seven rooms, second floor, I 382 Mill Street. all improvements. In quire Edward McMahon, 378 Mill St.
 l-8-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Horse and Donkey Men
Take EverythinR Else.

There are over 25,00O horses and donkeys eaten in Paris every year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Where the French Lead.

The French now lead in the con- sumption of alcohol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
JOHN PHILIP SOUSA.,

--" --.T DITtCLOT SUlISH B bdIlU.
 This great organization will appear Gin connection with other excellent talent, at the Derwin orchestra con cert in Poli's theater Thursday even ing, January 21. This affair will be a real musical treat and is creating much interest in local circles. Those purchasing the advance tickets now on sale at the music stores can ex- change them for reserved seats on January 1S two days before the chart is open to the general public.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

WANTED, for U. $. Army, able bodied
 unmarried men. between ages of 2l and 35, citizens of Uf ited States of good character and temperate habits who can speak, read and write English. For infor- Chapel street. Ney Haven. 66 State street. Hartford, 1922 Maifs street, Bridgeport, or i99 Bank street, Waterbury, l'7-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
Education for Worne

Of the 63S colleges in the United States 330 admit women
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
sunnlx ofToothnfck,

Most of the wooden toothpicks used In this country are made from birch in Maine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
,IATE WANTS.

w ANTED-A bright, intelligent girl to
 assist In restaurant and wait on ta- ble. Avery's Restaurant, 23o South Main street. I-l4-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

EURNlSHED ROOM to rent. No 20 I Welton Street. l-I4-5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
DERWIN CONCERT.

The following recommendation re- ceived by, the Metropolitan quartet is self-assertive:4
 St Louis Exposition and Music Hall
 Association. St Louis.
 Robert J Webb, Esq, Manager Metro
 politan Quartet, New York.
 My Dear Sir-I take pleasure ill re- cognizing the excellent work the Me tropolitan quartet did in my five days festival at Manhattan Beach, com mencing August 80 and ending. Sep tember g. The organization is de serving of every success. Very truly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

G 4A. ~ TT o R N "A. Bears the <1 The Kind You Have Always Bought s's's'''' s' lsH1zzzN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

AM about to move 10 another state. Il Will sell high-grade, beautiful toned piano at discount. H. B. Smith, Morning side, City. l-I4-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
POPULAR PENNY "A WORD ADVS'
WHnYED.

WANTED--A girl for general house
 w work in center of Watertown. Fam fly of three. Address or call Mrs. Jo- seph Suffa. over postoffice. Watertown, Conn. i-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

MADAM Alberti. the celebrated palnist M is in the city for short time, Par lors at 235 East Main. corner North Elm Street. Charges this week, 25c and soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

WANTED-Table boarders' at4o Center AYV street. First floor. l-6-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

W WANTED-Old soldiers afid widows ot
 " soldiers to know that fsecure pen sions witF out delay. Pension vouchers ex ecuted. George Robbins, 63 Center street. (Post AZ. c. A. R.) Insurance, notary public. k. e2-3t-ly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

VENETTA, the Palmist and Clairvoyant. f located at LAO North Main street, is giving satisfaction to many callers every day. Will remain lelonger. l-4.tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14

WANTED-Everybody who owns dog
 that is of any value to his owner 10 ca.lon Younans, 25l South Main Street and have name, residence ard registered number marked on collar. Collar alone will not protect your pets. 9-l2-tf
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12

Nina m0drar lefde som CODA vaninnor
tillhopa, de forenade sig 1 beundran
for min faders smile, hans kraft och
godhet. Deras samtal rorde barnens
~uppfostran och var religion. males
hade min far tjuguen hustrur.
- Egendomligt nog, fortfor har mrs
Wells, firms Diet hos oss inga svaga ell
Ter missbildade barn. Och de europei-
ska damerna arc alls icke afundsvar-
da. De blifva b~edragna af sina man.
De veta Diet kanske ej, men denna IFS
l6gn ar osund; och veta de Diet, SO
Ida de deraf.
En- n dam tillade:
- vi qvinnor arc lyckligare an ALA
andra. Da vi 81 oupphorligt behofva
bekymra oss om vara man, ha vi mera
tillfalle at egna oss at oss saliva och
utbilda oss. Mannens dAliga lynne
fordslas pa flere qvinnor - den en-
skilde kanner Diet da mindre svart.
Och slutligen: da mar naturligtvis
mera sallan ser hvarandra, 81 jamt
och standigt hanger efter hvarandra,
blir karleken ej banal och karlekens
frojder bli intensivare och mar -.
Klarare och intressantare medde-
landen ON mormonqvinnornas upp.
fattaing af sin stallning har man nog
aldrig fatt f6rr. Men ON denna upp-
fattning Or verklig, beror mycket pa
fragan I'm mormonskorna dock ej all
It'd f0rblifva qvinnor. Och har nagon.
sin en- qvinna I fraga ON karlek talat
sanning inf6r en- tredje?
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12
IEpAhpE MAXI.

Gift mig en- van, en- ON som gerna TOM
mel
Uti mitt ora hoppets trygga ord,
Hvad adlast tanke droint, hvad hjarta
CONNER
Az godt och stort som fnnes pa var
jord;
- Gif mig en- sadan van / nodens tider,
Mar william veknar och mar model lider
Och jag skall lycka, harlig seger ia.
Jag tors Ell droja da pa a~llfarvagen,
Eft modigt "framat" manar mig sd
Och gladjens stigar arc nina da,
Gif mig en- sadan van och jag skall
bara
Mitt lifs ide till onskningarnes hold,
omr enkel dyed, ON bragd och MANN
och ara,
AT intet tvingad och af ingen bold.
ON yanlig sol pa ljusklar himmel ski
ner,
ON stormen full af vrede mot mig hvi-
ner,
Diet g0r detsamma, - jag kan vagen Sc
Till delta NAL der vidrigheter sluta
Och jag kan sjunga seger pa min luta
Tillsammans med min hulda, 0mma fe.
Gif mig en- sadan van och jord, som
gifver
En- gang en- hvar af oss EFT stilla DO,
Ej mera grym och kali och fruktad
blifver,
FL fasansfull ON blot jag maktar tro
Att karleken, som trotsat lifvets 0den,
Den skall och maste 0fverlista OGDEN,
Mar verksamhetens sista timma slar.
Och f6lja vannen och den flydda anden
Pa segerfarden till de trolska landen
AZ evig seminar och af eyig var.
Karl Hellberg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12

Efter aratal az tragna studier och
experiment har den speculative veten-
skapsmannen lyckats kombinera at
skiliga kemiska amnen till EFT nytt
och kraftigt botemedel.
- Hyad botar Diet? fragade hans
vSnner.
- bet vet jag int annu. Jag halter
nu pa att s0ka efter den rata sjuk-
domen, blef don o%uttrottlige forska-
rens entusiastiska svar.
hederlist. Hor du jaime, du, du
har jul suttit inne for du stall en- rock,
SAFER dom! Kunde du int ha kept en-
rock, din dumma anka, q latit bli a
betala den, som annat hederligt folk
gor, sa' kolingens GUITAR.
Han ksndes icke vid den. En- ma
got beskankt bonde hade somnat midi
pa landsvagen, och en- landstrykare
hade begagnat sig af Diet gynnsamma
tillfallet att byta byxor med honom.
En- stund derefter kom en- vSgfaran-
de, som, da han varseblef bonden,
stannade och ropade at denne:
- ORA at del benen, bonde, annars
kor jag ofver dem!
Bonden lyfte litet pa hufvudet, och
sedan han med s0mnig blick skarska-
dat sina nyfGrvarfde byxor, svarade
han helt likgiltigt:
- Ora du at helsike, a kor pa! Da'
a. int nina ben!
Fran kreaturshandlare Madsen till
siaatare Jensen. kare van!
l p0lsetiden har jag sjalf bruk for
nina tarmar; men mitt k6tt och blod
star till tjanst. Jag skall helsa dig
ifran min hustru och nina barn. Be-
stem vaga 9 centner, de ga pa gras
och Ida ingen nod. Jag har langtat
efter dig dit swim, kan du gerna sanda
mig 1 morgon. Hansen skall ia slit
felt med Diet allra forsta. Jag har alls
intet nytt, ALT dr. vid Diet gamla hos
. din van. Madsen.
Postskriptum. Du kan icke vanta
bref med det forsta, jag viii icke Ia
: med far att g6ra.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12
EN- sANN BERxTTELsE ON EN-
NATTSkJoRTA.
AZ Hedvis at Petersens.

Det var en- gang en- fru, som pa
grund af EFT olyckligt misstag fatt
tretton nattskjortor. Icke af vidske-
pelse, men med den n ordnings-
manniskans instinktlika vordnad for
Diet heliga tolftalet lade hon den tret-
tonde aside pa en- hog, der hon sam
lat andra saker, som voro udda, och
hvilka hon af denna grund aldrig be-
gagnade.
SA fick nattskjortan ligga, tills dess
egarinnan flyttade till landet, der man
blir mycket gifmildare an 1 staden,
derfor att man kommer h~varandra
narmare. Och har, der mar ocks&
Tar mer It'd att tanka, drog hon sig
till minnes, att hon hade en- hog 1
slit linnesk8p, som bara tog plats och
lange hade varit henne en- nagel
5gat.
Hon lade den trettonde n~attskjortan
1 EFT tidningspapper, gick ned I trad
garden, tog reda pa den lila gum
man, som rensade ogras och som var
sd liten, att hon alldeles forsvann 1
hallonlandet, och fragade henne, ON
hon beh0fde on nattskjorta. Ty l sd
fall vile hon gerna &c henne en- sf
sina.
Den hlla gumman blef helt blek af
sinnesrorelse. Hon forstod till en- Dor
fan ais icke hvad Diet a fraga ON.
Frun, talade sa fort, och hon var van
vid mycket mer omstandigheter. Men
MIR hon val fatt paketet l hand och
sett, hvads Diet inneh0ll, neg hon anda
till jorden, hela hennes ansigte lyste.
och hon lck g~ladjetarar l ogonen.
Ack, goa, ack, goa, sade hon
med qvafd rost, delta skail bli mig en-
fin svepning!
Hva? SADIE frun.
Och summan hojde r0sten, / tro att
hon var d0f:
Tackar allra mjukast, goa frun,
for den vackra s~vepningen. Frun for,
stod, och Diet gick en- kali kare utefter
hennes rygg. Jag hade annars tankt,
att Anna Karna skulle begagna den,
medan hon lefde, sade hon.
Men Anna Karna fck EFT sd besyn'
nerligt och betryckt uttryck slit an
sigte vid tanken pa att hvar matt kla'
da sig / svepning, att frun angrade
hyad hon sagt. Gumman hade varit
sd lycklig vid tanken pa sv~epninger
och hon hade blifvit sjuttio ar med de
bristfalliga hygieniska anordningar
som obekantskapen med n~attskjortol
antydde.
Frun hade last, att hvar mannisks
Dor "a nara lycklig pa slit satt. Sjali
hade hon nu fatt plats 1 linneskapet
for sina jamna dussin. Och med myc
ket mild rost SADIE hon, att Anna Kar
ma ick CORA med skjortan alldeles
hvad hon sjalf vile.
Anna Karna kande sig mycket lat
tad. Hennes ansigte lyste upp ann,
en- gang:
Tack, tack, SADIE hon rord och till
lade, hksom for att stalla gifvarinnal
till freds: Jag skall ofta taga fran
den och sc pa den och gladjas mang'
ganger. Men iklada mig den gor jal
Via ej, forran var HERE kallar mig.
Mar Diet blef dvall. gick hon hen
med latta steg och ny CLANS | sin
gamla 0gon. ON nagon for tjugu d
sedan sagt henne, att hennes alder
dom var tryggad, skulle hon icke kan
sig lattare till mods. Ty ju mindr
arofullt ems liz har varit - och Ann
Karna hade aldrig egt mer en- iva lii
tyg - lest angelagnare dr. man al
komma hederligt harifran. Derti
sRulle hon icke CORA sina barn mayo
stor kostnad, Hennes sonhustru va
tamligen ON sig, sa att hon var nasta
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12

Tag ! reVolyern och slungar den genom
Diet stangda f0nstret ut i tradgarden
at gatan, sa att glasrutan krossas.
Framlingen skrattar, gar lugnt fran
till f0pstret och faller ned rullgardi-
men.
- Hur oforsigtigt, min nadiga! Till
all lycka ar gatan tamligen folktom.
Jag maste dock ! ALA fall be er ON
portnyckeln. Tank er, hur pinsamt
Diet wore, om grefven ofverraskade mig
hos er.
Nj skrattar grefvinnan.
- Jag Or hold ofver en- sadan miss
tanke. Nj ar / fallan, min here.
- Icke belt och ballet, fru grefvin-
ma! Nj kommer kanske ihag att gref-
ven / dag vid frukostbordet fck EFT
BRET, som han icke visade or. Delta
bref inneh0ll - Diet gor mig ondt att
nodgas saga er Diet - en- misstanke
a~ngaende er aktenskapliga trohet. K1.
half IL skulle grefven kunna ofver-
raska er tillbedjare har 1 err budoar.
vi ha annu It'd 1 ito minuter. Var sA
god!
Grefvinnan kRnde sig nara att SWIM
ma.
- Derborta! SADIE hon med svag
rost och pekade pa EFT litet ebenholz-
skrin, / hvilket f1era nycklar lago.
F~ramlingen hade smart funnit den rat
ia och aflagsnade sig med en- dup
bugning.
Fem minuter derefter stannade gref-
vens vagn utanfor. I Stamina ogon-
blick slog framlingen igen den tunga
! porten med EFT starkt butler.
- Min here! Grefven hade stigit
ur vagnen och sparrade vagen for
framlingen. Nj ar tagen pa bar ger
ming. Jag begar upprattelse-
F~ramlingen bugade sig synbart
skuldmedveten.
- Jag star till er disposition, herr
grefve! Jag Der er dock bemarka att
delta ar mitt f6rsta bes6k / ert hus.
Fru grefvinnan har under flera vec-
kors It'd f6rfoljt mig med BRET, 1 hvilka
hon f6rklarar mig sin gl6dande karlek.
Som gentleman har jag hittills mot
staff delta. Men jag Er dock icke mer
an manniska. Men jag betonar annu
en- gang att delta a mitt f0rsta be-
s6k och att - pa hedersord - icke
det ringaste forefallit.. icke det' min
sta SON..
Grefven blef lugnare.
- OCH. b~refven...
- -. De aro en- relik for mig.
jag bar dem har pa mitt br5st-
- Bra. Nj skall lemna mig DEM.
- Aldrig!
- Jag fordrar det!
Nj skall kanske tadla mig.
- An. Grefven forstotl.
- Hur mycket begar nj?
- Herr grefve! Nj f~6rola,npar mig.
Jag ar visserligen fattig, man..
- xro fem tusen mark nog?
Grefven tog at br6stickan.
- Jag har vunnit pa spell 1 dag.
elfva... tolf... f~jorton, femton tusen!
Tag! Och gif mig brefven!
Framlingen tog fran EFT paket ur
fckan, rackte Diet till grefven och tog
pengarna.
- Discretion! hviskade grefven.
Framhngen bugade sig och f6rsvann
/ nattens m6rker.
Redan da han var / trappan, opp
made g~refven paketet.
bet inneholl, utom vardelosa pap
perslappar en- noggrann beskritning pa
hela ran och inbrottsplanen SAINT EFT
"v6rdnadsfullt' tack fran framlingen
och en- f~orsakran ON grefvinnan Cillys
fullkomliga oskuld.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-12
GENTLEMANNEN
IDetektiv-mlnnsn.

Grefyinnan ar alldeles ensam i den
stora vaningen. Kammarjungfrun har
hon sagt at att ga och laggs sig. Be.
tjanten har gait ut, och kusken ar i
stallet hos hastarna.
D0rren 6ppnas sakta, och grefvin-
nan Cilly ser en- frammande here
midi emot sig.
I forsta ogonblicket ar hon for
skramd. F~r8mlingen bugar sig. Han
bar en- otadlig sallskapsdragt: Track,
lackerade skor, hvit halsduk, en- gar
denia i knapphalet, hog hiatt i han
den...
- F6rlat, nadiga grefvinna att jag
stor sd sent.
Grefvinnan Cilly har aterfatt sin
sjalfbeherskning.
- Min herre... jag HAMMER er int,
-. Nj har - som Jag maste antaga -
sjalf 6ppnat t~amburd6rren och kom-
mer oanmald 1 mitt rum. vid denna
It'd pa d~ygnet...
- Jag maste ON igen bedja ON ur-
sakt, min nAdiga... Men alldeles sar-
egna omstandigheter tvinga mig till
delta steg. som jag icke sjalf finer
fullt gentlemannalikt..
- Men jag vet int ems. hven nj Or.
min here.
- Dee g6r ingenting till saken. Nit
arende kan affardas pa EFT par minu-
ter.
vid dessa ord drar fr~amlingen fran
- en- revolver.
Grefvinnan Cilly ar nog modig att
icke skrika till. Men hon tar EFT steg
tillbaka.
- Blif icke r8dd. fru grefvinnan!
Far jag vordnadsfullt anhalla att nj
vile vara god och 6fverlemna at mig
Diet oforlikneliga juvelgarnityr, SON nj
for kort It'd sedan hade pa er pa ryska
minister's bal? En- tillfallig penninge-
forlagenhet tvingar mig till delta Okla,
valjersmassiga beteende. ON Jag inte
misstar mig, var Diet en- dubbel rad
perlor med diamantlas, EFT par ditho.
rande 0rringar, en- kan med niouddig
krona och iva armband. Kanske har
nj ocksa en- eller ma ring, som nj
kan undvara? Jag will int helt och
ballet frantaga er...
G%refvinnan 'ratade upp sig till hela
sin langd. NJ har hon atervunnit ALI
slit mod.
- Min herre.. Diet dr. ju en- gemer
stold... EFT 6fverfall af en- varnloS
qvinna!...
- Jag betonar an en- gang, fru gref
Wilma - hur oandligt jag beklagar at
jag maste bega en- t%aktloshet, men,.
- Min man ar har ON EFT par mimi
ter. Jag varnar er.
Framlingen sag pa klockan.
Herr grefven kommer verkligel
hem l dag redan kl. half IL. Men de
ar annu omkring Is minuter innal
dess. Kanske will nj Okla err godhe
med att ofyerlemna till mig en- del a
de kontanta pengar, som nj formed
ligen har derborta l delta f~ortjusand,
rokokoskrifbord. Jag maste begagni
mig af taget, som gar 1915, och jaI
forfogsr int for 6gonblicket Diver til
rackligt mycket pengar.
Vid dessa ord h0jde framlingen var
net, som han vardsl0st h6ll / sin hogr
hand.
Grefvinnan Cilly inser att hon Or
den frammandes hand och gar I'll
skrifbordet. Hennes rorelser arc lanG
Stamina. Hon soker Wilma It'd. Kansk
skall hennes mar komma i rata 0gor
blicket, for att hindra den fracke thu
, ven att utfora slit dad.
/, Hon lager den begarda skatten oc
3 EFT paket sedlar pa bordet framfG
framlingen, som med venstra handle
r fattar smyckena och pengarna och Il
, ter dem glida ned l sin ficka.
- Xnnu endast en- bon, min adj
valgorarinna: far jag be or att anfo
tro mig portnyckeln? Porten har s.
kert blifvit stangd, medan jag var
I har.
{ Da far grefvinnan en- ids.
y - Mel, ropar hon beslutsamt, fatt,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19

H. j. Shaver spent yesterday at
Lakewood.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-09-19
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Items of interest From the Neiehbor-
ing Towns of Artesia and Dexter
Mrs. VIM. Upton went to Carlsbad
yesterday evening.
Howard Wilson was an arrival on
the south bound train yesterday.
E. A. Clayton made n of his fire.
quent business trips to Roswell Sat
urday.
J.. B. Atkeson, the lawyer, is away
on a professional trip to points up
the road.
Bruce Knight, the contractor, was
looking after business in Lakewood
Saturday.
1t is hard to tell who are the bu-
siest here, the real estat men or the
contractors.
Mrs. S. Totzek is expected soon
from Roswell to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Edgar McNatt.
L.. ID. Fort, representing the Ros-
well Wholesale Grocery Co, was in
And now some of our women are
agitating the question of advanced
| study clubs. Artesia will 500 be a
city in earnest.
l.. R. Smith came in yesterday to
| see after his large addition and well
west of town. He reports an enjoya-
BILE trip to the fair and to his old
Missouri home.
Prof. Martin was called to Carls-
bad on professional matters yester-
| day evening. Mrs. Martin and the
| children were entertained over night
by Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hodges.
Mr.. Hadley, of Cambridge, Illinois,
is here. He recently bought the Nor
rison place just east of town and will
build a new residence. Relatives of
Mr.. Hadley will have charge Of the
place.
C. j.. Moore and wife returned Sat
urday from a visit to Roswell. They
are at the hotel now, but have
bought lots and are building a tenn
porary home. They will make Arte-
STA their home.
The new station agent and his wife
Mr. and Mrc EaE1p oamo in IN take
the place of Mr.. Lewis who recently
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Call For Republican Representative
Convention.

A Republican delegate convention
for the 18th Representative District
of New Mexico is hereby called to
meet at the Court House in Roswell,
New Mexico, at 8 o'clock p. m. on
Saturday, October 1st, 1904, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate to
the thirty-sixth legislative assembly
of New Mexico, for the election of a
representative district committee,
and to transact any other business
that may properly come before the
convention.
Representation in said convention
will be based upon the vote given for
Delegate to Congress at the general
election in 1902, and the basis of rep
resentation will be n delegate for
every fifty votes or fraction there
of over twenty-five, with a minimum
of two delegates to every county,
which for the various counties of the
district will be as follows:
Lincoln County, Is delegates; Chav
es county, 6 delegates; Eddy county,
4 delegates; Roosevelt, county, 2 dele
gates.
Proxies will be recognized when
held by members of the delegation or
by citizens of the county where the
delegate comforting the proxies re-
sides.
A. j. NISBET,
Chairman Legislative Committee.
J. NJ. HERVEY,
Secretary.
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