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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

THE tune. ON tho fine English
packet Endymion, they were beating
out Of the gulf. bound for the blue
Atlantic and beyond John Baynof
with bis devoted daughter. whose
health had suffered greatly. their
household supervisor. Mrs Fair
banks aud thelf lnnsparable attend
ant. Mr. Ed nurnham For further
particulars. Miss Garden Was re
fefred 10 Mr. Watson business
agent Tor both John Raynor and
hla substantial Sister
The general had insisted on
Winn'a staying Tor supper they
dinea then. soldier fashion. NJ mid
da3 and then whom the carriages
began 10 arrive. as they often did
from Washington. singled out the
modest vehicle wherein aat the
president with Secretary seward .
aud after a little talk with them
had beehoned Winn % Join him.
and again the homcly features Of
the great Wcaterner aoftensd aud
Einwed ~ the wounded New Yorker
ltmped forward 10 take the big
houY hand outHtrctched 90 welcome
him. The general has been telling
me Of your cali 60 duty. said he
then with n whimsical witch about
his lips = don't know just what
Mcclellan going 90 DO with these
new regiments bat he knows and
maybe oan get him 30 tell me
where yours IN EuinE. and 10 save
you the double trip Huw'a your
Young friend a. hospital major -
sPfoppsd up Ina bed today. sir. bot
very weak answered VIM. mar
yelling a biz that the commander In
chief should have 10 ask for infof-
nation as a fAXor-he learned a lot
within another year And It's too
late 90 accomplish anything Al
home Winn did not dare believe
the president had remembered lie
vas amazed 10 find that the prssi-
dent had
4 understand you 10 EAy matters
there we're of more consequences
than these charges brought against
him hareT asked the president
= aid. nir. and the people to set
him right have left there and gone
70 Canada and sea voYaGinE
The secretary Of state. who hAa
been chatting with the general
looked quickly round ibid you
-hear the name % the vessel. maiorf
l. this the party that sailed on the
EndY mion ?"
WONDERING more. Winn answered
ysa. and Mr seward glanced algnifl-
vanity at the president Then. as
though an willing 20 confess 70
anxiety. We heard % CERTAIN south
srn people Who are also passengers
for the benefit OF their health
They have doubtless met before
Half an hour later when driven
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the aides went a shade paier. n
much did be hate 20 have TO tell
his news Ia college days he hal
belonged 10 a different set had
worn the badge Of society raunh
AZ variance with tho sigma CHI.
and had really seen but little oais i
side ~ chapel and class rooms n
either ingraham or Burnham. nut
he had heard Winn'a story wltl
excited interest and had Written
With chRractcrlstlc impetuusfty
Garden could not be brought TO b.
lleve that Editha Raynor was a free
agent In her virtual reputation
Of Rex InErahhm. Re had a ro-
mantle idea that a glri as lovely as
Editha Raynor could by no means
be stony hearted. Miss Garden.
who adored her brother. two years
her junior In years. was hia slave
In everything except her views of
other women. She went Ra he de-
manded. and failed NJ ahe expected.
The Raynor homestead was closed
and In the hands OF caretaker.
The family and most Of the servants
we're gone. Or. Tracy. who was
finally found. said that John Raynor
had so far improved IA 10 warrant
his being taken 10 the 81 Law
renee. Thoy had gone 10 Montreal
and thSnce 20 Quebec. Eminent Hps-
cialiats had urged a ssa voyage un-
der sail. The chances we're that By
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VA STAR DUST ~

than any have yet heard the case
must wait ita turn. On what
grounds DO you ask for the ad-
Vancement7"
My client IL very anxious to
marry another man as soon as pos
sibie." replied the plaintiffs attor.
ney.
Motion granted" remarkaA the
Judge This - the first time I ever
heard a truthful reason given for
such a request"
George Gould disguised himself.
took the examination for brakeman
and passed. the doctor compliment
Ing him on his nerve. n only nerve
IL needed there's no reason Why
Russell Sage shouldn't pass an ex-
animation.
PeruVians are raising money 10
purchase n warship. That's right.
buy on a rising market.
The locust has become a plague
In Spain. Where's General Brown.
the hero Of Queen Anne hill. twice
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II r. exceptional 20 find q family
where there are no domestic run-
lures occasionally. but these can be
leasened by having DR. Kings New
Life Pills around. Much trouble they
save by their great work IN stomach
and liver troubles. They not only
relieve you, but cure. A. O. o.
GUY, Inc, drug store, Second and
Nsslsr. a
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SYNOPSIS.
At the outbreak OF the civil war.
the patriotic Grafton OF Rex lnEra-
ham. graduating from Columbia col
leRe. ia greatly applnuded lnEfaham
and hla rlanamate. Edward nurn=
ham. have been educated aud lib
orally provided Tor by John HaYnof
prosperous lawyer. whose daughs
ter Edltha. ingraham loves. NaYz
nor. cut OFT from bis southern
clients. Is Ia danger Of financial ruin
lie has paralytie seizure upon
learning that money held In trust
la missing from his safe. and that
lneraham. while In charge OF funds
due the Frenlrr estate. has been
assaulted and robbed A stranger
annoyH nurnham. insisting N AZ hts
sister has claims which he must
recognize. After bidding Edltha
farewell before onliatinE. inKfaham
meets the Hirl and pefauadea her
10 ruturn 10 her mother Editha
witnesses the meeting and becomes
suspicious. when nurnham refuses
10 explain. Accompanied BY Capt
John VIM. Rsx goes 90 Washing
ton and Joins tho regular cavalry
At home supposed friends Of inkres
ham suspect him OF robbinE RAY.
nor Edouard Premier and his ron.
panion. Blunt. annoy him in Wash
lneton Rex ia detailed 10 carry n
ataff message for Col Hunter
Rex rides down and iulurea q sen
try. who detaina him.
Placed under arrest. he becomes
dangerously al winn sends an ap.
peal 90 Editha Tier aunt. Mrn
Fairbanks replies. inslnuatlnR that
Rex la unworthy Of further notice.
Wlnn Il nov a major President
Lincoln becomes Interested In In
graham. aud Garden an aide de
camp and Columbia ciasamaie Of
Rex. plans with Winn 10 pfoiect
him from Injustice
CHAPTER TX tContinusdl
No mAn of Wins social sat az
home moved In the same sfhers
with Editha Raynor. but Garden
waa one Of the olcrt OF old mrsietY
dayA tie was welcomed every
where. kne~ everybody he oaHeA 20
know had a sister. In fact. Who waa
On terms Of social Intimacy with
Mss Raynor Garden had wsllteu
home. and then Miss Garden had
undertaken pilgrimage from
Watch Eiili. where abe had gone for
sea hreeEee and bathing and noe
that lngrAham waa sitting ~ and
beginHiaE 70 AJAX questions VIM
felt that the time for action Lac
come
In the midst % the chat xho
should return but Garden. dis.
mounting AZ the side entrance. aud
At sight ~ Wins untanned face
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hrevstsd Tor conspicuous eallantry
updcr fire during the caterpillar
MARI
Your mother IN law never pays
you a long visit"
No she never ana bat once. aud
that Was right aftor | was mar
rled
Put me on 90 how you worked
IL. the first man requested earnest
~.
Vacation season has started for a
rush with country bankers. "
note the departure OF several Cor
Canada.
'1laye you ever been caught In
any OF those gct-rieh quick
achempa9'
u should say I have been. |
spent my vacation last summer at
"a country boarding house
ABSENT MINDED WELLINGTON
MAN.
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carefully over 90 the hospital IN a
sprlnEy carriage. VIM llmped
slowly, apprehcnaively toward In
araham'a bed. and was surprised to
aea him family smiling Two femi-
nine forms we're only Just vanish ing
through the northward doorway
"They asked for you" whispered
nex. wearily. Miss Langdon and
her sister They said they had been
here before. but ! couldn't remem-
Der" ingraham seemed rather more
bored than benefited. lie was atlll
40 languld and inert. 30 Indifferent
TO all about him. 20 urgent with
Inquiry az 90 people al home. VIM
knew he was as yet too weak TO
be told the entire truth. stlli too
weak 20 bear the shock Of reading
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HERE'S TO THE BRIDE

an The amd the perfume OF Flowers aud TO the
sound OF gcnuy swelling melodies have been spoken
The rush the trau the furry flowers the rain Of rice
Is all over.
wandering journey, thna
Of the
The happy home coming It Is over.
sits belated
been opened and all have found their plaeea
The wedding have been oouspcuousy hung
here and there occupy the place Of honor on the mante
Articles Of furniture have been replaced and little home touches
have added taken the atmosphere of home
Tho DAY quiet Fer weeks the vomans nsers have
busy plans home
dreaming Of the
themsevea
she has dreamed OF the uaraas partlus
she has dreamed
Of the sweet eempanionshp where He Away" tender always
thoughtful her the rShs hand Of her
breath Of her existence
All this has she dreamed and more much more shs has dreamed
harmony Of
ufe dreamed OF the fragrance and
beauty % the love life she has dreamed that here Ia her home and
ATS they would ind PERFEcr PEACE UNcLouDEp H'rPi-
MESS
This home OF theirs where herself
DREAMED THAT IT WOULD BE a PARADISE Always IN her
the perfume Of flowers Always tn her dreams was the
clinging Of branches
against birds the sarden These
the beautiful dreams of Hs home and hers
The dreamed Of this untu today has
something
Now Is here. and--Hs-
Her and Everythsas Of ts She has
dreamed tina, weuia Be There Hs coat There hangs lis
There .
there alone IN tn. home palace Goblin where
brought bride adjust and take the burden
reality.
There alone while lie iabors for the bread or for the vine
WI the reality Of 'oday the threads
the dream yesterday.
accomplish wisely this bride Of =
with the those
golden
Alone. place
while adjusts herself
determination conditions hs
roundingA
Father mother sister they away eonseeratss
life. h herself Him
remembers that HI TOO
HAVE DREAMED forssken family and friends
has Himself 20 her.
alone. belief which
devotion Loved
a THEIR life which
splendor graceful
promise the days dft hy
TT LONELINESS AND AWAKEN
WHICH DEPENDS THE HAPPINESS Oh
she in those days IN harmony
me- hous-iife TRUTH HONOR OF THE LovE1IFE
In WISDOM and all her wIFtsY
DEVOTION that she plan Alright
Today Inc worlds
IL their wisdom.
strength. whom
hangs the Eadnes o. the hsmefs
The. brides days stamp divorce
honor and the good Of
the
womsna virtue mans
morality.
This day Il theirs nd
to Is Oh powerfuit
little bnds
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wounded friend q moment while he
fetched some water What else hap
pened VIM could not say lie had
tainted from loss OF blood and. the
next be knew. vas in a lolting am
bulauee
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81 Loals Fslr

II Is big success and the North
ern Pacific railway viii again make
reduced rates for the round trip
July lat. "a and "a.
call az Northern Pacific city Of
flee for particulars. or address I. A.
Nadeau. General Agent. Seattle. 80
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The time Of year II close At hand
when We are In danger Of stacking
MP against bulletins about sham
rock Nv.
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strs. Cyreno and Xanthua. T.oaehf
Madrona. Madison parks. half hour.
~ from 1880 a. m. % 10 D. m. daily
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Il stuck 10 my engine, although
every Joint ached and every nerve
was racked with pain" writes g. w.
Belamy a locomotive fireman Of
Burlington. Iowa. II was weak ana
pais. without any appetite, and all
run down. A. I was about to give up
got bottle Of f1lcctTio Bitters. ana
after taking II I felt az we'll as |
ever ala In my life" Weak. siekiy.
rundown peopls always gain new
life. strength and viEor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guar
antesd. sPriee. 2so. A. q. o. GUY,
Ina. .AsaA stnra. Second and Ysslsr,
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II am opposed. decidedly opposed
10 advancing any OF these divorce
suftz." said the Judge. Unless you
p<n give me some better reason
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WHAT NExTe

WHAT NEXT
oh the dire contamination
'Tis our daily lot 30 meet
Baruaclea upon the fishes.
Shippers" burrowed IN the meat.
Seeds gruw In the choicest berries.
Making them unfit 80 eat:
While the worms In meal and flour
Live through great degrees Of
heat.
And The doctors tell us water
We are drinking Is repiete
with disease germs. and that mi
crobeH
Soon viii Danish kisses sweet.
% HOsM.
Salisbury r. EnlnE 20 tell about
the weather everywhere after July
T. That gives him eniarfsd versa
tilitY In compiling his daily dream
book.
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HITFI HANIFf
The little yapinE. reason warped.
nemocraiic mouthpiece. known a.
the nlade. continues 20 Euah. Like
a summer Kirl IL has not much to
aay. 20 u giEEies Another such a
bunch Of bunco rot would be hard
T. find without a genuine Demo
Nfatie magnet --DeminE prospeefor.
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Thos Burton has left a splendid
specimen Of Tile In this office
Wellington Enterprise.
"Youu soon see me on a hot
foot for Cedar river said the
Foolish one a. he ieft hia daily
contribution on the q d. Ms desk
this morning.
FIsHlN Va FfXtNs
like ter 40 a-fiahin siius did
An allua like ter have some ffen
crlnnE
Dut. say. Id ruther 50 alone lnatld
OF with a man what Eooa IN
strong
Ter tinted poles.
An silver reel.
Fer things with holes.
What cost a deal
Ter tie with tuine
ErionE the rod.
Ter guide m line:
Fer things as bait
That fills a book
I cAicerlats
On fancy hooks.
All fixed up fiae
With store bought files.
Yer odd shaped basket.
Z All wicker work.
Fer gut. dod CAST n.
That fish can't Jerk.
Fer special string
Ter string 'em on.
nut not a thing
Ter drink. DOG Fous'
I'd much more lief SO fish. az. 90
alone.
With tackle with srtpout a dime.
Eee- whiH:
A bamboo pole an thinEa ter style
unknown.
An iist a pint o. stuff fer rheu-
matiz'
LUKE THE LOON.
Wm. J. Ryan u explaining why
be vas defeated We'd almost for
gotten that h. vas defeated.
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A WORE FRoM IosH vi.
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When you're fight
In with a man big
germ you. don't hit
him Jest h ar d
enough { maks I'm
mad.
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PREsERVtN TIME.
The political pot up here f. not
bling -onlY simmerinE- hut more
fuel might b. added. and there's no
telling What the dArned thing might
do. sneedyllie. Tenn
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Wm. J Ryan u explaining whr
be vas defeated. We'd almost for
gotten that he vas defeated.
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Protestant Episcopal Church.
CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT.
A Most Excellent Program Arranged
by Miss Gardner.

by Miss Gardner.
Next Thursday night there will be
a concert given for the benefit of
"B" Company New Mexico N. G. Miss
Gardner has charge of the arrange
ments and the making of the pro-
gram which will consist of ten num-
bers. The assistance of the very
best talent in Roswell has been en-
listed, and it will be, without ques-
ton, one of the most enjoyable enter
tainments of it's kind ever given III
Roswell. The fact that Miss Gard
,ner is lending her best effort to it
as we'll as it's being for the benefit
of the new military company of
which Roswell is justly proud is suf-
fcient to insure not only a large at
tendance but the hearty cooperation
of the performers and the production
Of a concert which will be well worth
while.
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5 AMONG THE CHURCHES {
M. Z. Church. South.

Preaching at IL a.. m. and 1880 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:3O
D. M, s.. r. Twitty, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. ] P. Hi
ley. superintendent.
Senior League, $50 p. m. G. G
Gilmore, president.
Work" will be the pastors theme
at the eleven o'clock service. Good
music is a special feature of all ser.
vices. Strangers and visitors in the
city will find a hearty welcome.
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ANDREWS DOESN'T LIVE HERE

Andrews is a carpet-bagger. His
family lives in Pennsylvania, always
has lived there and always intends
to live there. Pennsylvania is his
home. He occasionally passes thro'
the Territory on a special car, and
is a resident of New Mexico for cleo
ton purposes only.-Roswell Record.
Don't you think it right for New
Mexicans to vote for a man who
lives here with us and who is inter-
ested in the welfare of our Territory,
as Money is, rather thar for Senator
Andrews who lives in Pennsylvania?
And, who has no interest in us fur
Their than he can make money out of
us for his Pennsylvania syndicate?
He wants to go to congress to furth-
er some sort OF a scheme for his as
sociates in Pennsylvania who are fig
uring on gobbling up a few of the
best enterprises in New Mexico. Sen
ator Andrews is not a philanthropist,
but he is here for what there is in
lt.-AlamOgordo Journal.
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"Vote for Hagerman and Good
Roads" is a placard thai is being dis
tributed by the Republican commit
tee. Just because Hagerman rides a
motorcycle the committee seems to
think he is the only man in the coun-
ty in favor of good roads. Captain
Fritz, Hagerman's opponent, has for
gotten more about the science of road
building than Hagerman will ever
know.
Two circular letters have been
mailed today by the Republican COM
mittee, one in favor of Keen Scoot-
err woodruff for sheriff, and the 9th
er in favor of Karl Snyder. The gist
Of the Woodruff letter is hat be-
cause the Keen Scooter" mas made
a hot campaign against great odds
that he will correspondingly make a
very warm official. The last circular
letter sent out is in behalf of Karl
A. Snyder. The last circular is the
funny circular. 1t is addressed ITO
the Intelligent Voters of Chaves
County," and yet in almost every
other line there is a grammatical err
ror. 1t would seem that when the
committee sets out to address mere
ly the Intelligent voters" it would
be a little more careful Of the man
ner in which it addresses them. This
circular is funny. The committee
should employ a censor
VOTERS MAY BE SWORN IN.
page 1872 Chapter 81 of The Acts
of 1909
Section 2.-That Section 1905 of
the Compiled Laws of 1897 is hereby
amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing words:
"Provided, That it shall be lawful
for any qualified voter whose name
has been omitted from the registra-
ton list, to vote upon presenting to
he election judges his affidavit sup
ported by the affidavit of two voters,
as provided in Section 1901 of the
Compiled Laws of 1897, as amended
by this act"
Sec. 3.-This Act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage.
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At a poultry show in Paris the 9th
or day they had q growing contest.
and q bantam got the prize. II the
poultry show had been put on a
week or two the Democratic rooster
would have had no trouble in carry
ing away the blue ribbon.
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All advertisements to insure inscr-
ton in the same days issue of The
Record should be in the printers
hands before eleven o'clock in the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be in the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent its
being run that day.
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Baptist Church.

Pastor C. c. Young will preach at
both raorning nj evening service.
Themes of vital interest will be dis
cussed. Welcome all.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Services at ST. Andrews Hall, 5th
street, as usual.
Sunday school al 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer, II a. m.
Evening prayer. at 7:30 p. m.
Confirmation class meeting, 5 D. m.
Visitors welcome.
GEO. HINSON. Rector.
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Do not be deceived by the good
fellow" issue. Remember when you
hear this Republican talk that it is
twaddle. Every man on the Demo
cratic ticket is a good fellow. too,
and a Democrat besides.
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Hon. Geo. P. Money will secure al
most every vote from those who have
heard the two men. Andrews and
Money. Money is eminently qualified
for the ONCE he seeks by education,
training and natural ability.
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Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorite for
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by all druggists.
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WANTED.-To rem an improved
farm under canal for a term of
years, by a reliable and responsi.
BILE party. Address P. o. Box 165
Roswell. 6tf.
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Pasture for Horses.

Have fine alfalfa pasture for horses
during the winter. Also 100 acres of
salt and gramma grass in the same
pasture. Apply at Record office. If
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Presbyterian Church.

The Sabbath school meets at 9:45
a. m. The Young Peoples meeting
is held at $50 p. M. Preaching SER
vices at II o'clock a.. m. and 7:3O
p. m.
On account of the weather and mud
dy roads many of our congregation
have been detained from attending
church during the past month. The
members of the church and congre-
CATION should make a special effort
to attend, even though it requires
some hardship to come. It is the pas
tors desire to welcome a large con-
~gregation tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph Page will sing al the
morning service. Good congregational
singing is a feature of our services.
A cordial welcome to the public to
attend.
DIR. CHARLES e. LUKENS,
Pastor.
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COUNTY
THOS. D. WHITE.

x11O0s NE VIA -
For Commissioner of Dist. No. /.
N. j. FRITZ,
For Commissioner of Dist. Nc. 8.
]. SMITH LEA.
For County Treasurer.
C. E. (TOBE) ODEM.
For Sheriff.
J. T. EVANS,
For Probate Judge.
F. P. GAYLE.
For Probate Clerk.
JOHN c. PECK.
For County Assessor.
B. L. JOHNSON.
For Superintendent of Schools.
v. r. KENNEY,
For County Surveyor.
CITY TICKET,
For Alderman From Third Ward,
CLARENCE ULLERY.
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Circular letters are now falling
like the leaves OF autumn and are
accomplishing just about as much.
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Extra good dinner Sunday can be
had at the Hobson-Lowe Building
Mrs. Bennett.
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Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army will hold Its
usual melting tomorrow, health and
weather permitting.
AT II a. m, Holiness meeting.
800 p. m.-Sunday school and BIZ
BILE class.
500 D. m.-Praise service.
Next Saturday and Sunday there
will be a Salvation Army rally, when
Brigadier Joseph Ludgate, in charge
OF the Rocky Mountain Chief Divi-
sion." will visit Roswell and hold four
meetings. At one of these he viii de-
liver his famous lecture. Echoes
from international Congress- Every
one should hear this. and all will be
heartily welcomed.
CAPTAIN and MRS. GRAHAM.
Oficers in Charge.
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For Sale.

Fine mich cow. Can be seen a
10 North Richardson,
j. s. KIRBY.
Ct Administrator.
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Every candidate on the Democratic
ticket is worthy of your vote.
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Get out the full vote. That will
solve the question of the Democratic
majority.