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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

&olling*&erifinb-@ annes Soreitil-
lineen paa Mo5art &all UNDER 8ro.
%beriamfun6ets a1,ipicier Sbn6ag Af-
ten bar en- itorortet ~Succe1s". Sol
ling og &erifino er birfelige &11nit-
mere. 8egge bar Sc uomerfeoe
Stemmer - Selling 8arptor, Ser
ffino Genor % begge iang De goot.
&olling er en- &omifer af ferlte Stang.
SON fang De mere moriomme 5ange
% offompagnere6e Dem me6 @eber,
Der, Ser gior6e Dem en6nu moriom>
mere. &eri En- ban u6entbipl en- Me-
iter, og bog bor ban / S9n6ags life /
SEN Stan6, Ut ban iful6e babe iptl=
let. San bar nemlig 1pg, 1aa ipg at
&11aerne formelig rplte6e UNDER bam.
Mon fan6e tp6elig ie, bpilfen Mpie
set bar for BAN at bol6e fig oppe.
@bis hi life er bleben fell unoerret.
tet, bolot Ian Sengen bele Si6en l1n=
Ser fit Spbol6 BERT 8pen og ltoo fun
op lenge NOT til at fpl6e fit engage
ment. &erlfino CT en- mere vberoig"
/ Ser lonligbeo, % bans Sange bar
pg1oa, / Sperensltemmelle berme6, al
en mere upGroig" Matur. Ser er
en- Sing, Ser mao paotales, % Set er
0en b~pirgite0e 5an1tole, Ser tillooes
at gao for fig bag / 5alen, meoens
Selling bar poa 5ceueu, efter at
Seppet bar gaoet op for treble Gang.
9poo 0i%5fuslionen 6rejeoe fig ON,
enten SEN por al Ell politiif, ubeeriif"
eller onoe11 Motr1r, be0 hi life, men
Set beo hi, at set %forltDrre6e lan1t at
oct bar en- ltbpfligbeo mos &olli11g,
en- Spfgrlel, }om ri booaber, at ct.
Souls @fanoinaoer life oftere bill
gipre Jig ifpl6ige /.
&ogen Communicating mellem Sc
to &11nit1ere fan man life go6t gi9re;
Sc er 1aaoiot forifiellige / fin 0ptre=
oen % taler til for1fiellige &lasier
Menneifer. 8egge paaifignneoes De
ogfaa, fom tp6eligt NOT fremgif al
De bnppige 6remfal6elier. &aanoflop,
nin9en troe6e I'll al6rig 1fuloe fao
Gn6c.
8aaoe ST. oe 6ru Sanneis gior6e
fine Sager. Dpperligt / 80 SieIe og
En- Ganfe" = % @eiten al @elifabet
ligeiao.
Otter 6oreitillingen tog 8onfetten
fin 8%egpnoelie. Da fun 100 Ser,
foner h1noe ftn6e @Iaos run6t 8or-
oene, moatte 4onit6en 6esperre of
btie mango, Der snife6e at tage Sci.
Mange % Ionge Ealer bol6tes,
ben forteite of ST. &erffiao, Ser tat
fcoe paa fine egne % @ouega8 @eg.e
for al ben 8enligbe6, Ser bar bleben
biit benz UNDER 6eres ct. 8m1l-Op-
BOLD. On at Ealerne bragte ogiaa set
norffe Selftab fra Minneopolis
en- Go! Tor 8eibeet, og Der bill ftffert
blibe @Ie1e, 11aar hi betroer ban1, at
uoaf @eIifabets 6 Me6lenuarer bar Sc
5 Danffe; bbormeget norif, Ser.
faa bliber tilbage, Tan Fan let reg,,e
no.
Ballet, Ser fulgte efter 8antette,1,
fl,tteoe life fbr. benimo6 @I. 4 ON
Morgene1. Mufifen, Der fortie1te al
Sen Mos ben fit, Iebere6es al Dor
2mosmeno, 6. sc. Ceiling, Muiif-
bireftbren gronb Opera &ouie s
Saul. 81
ss3ssas szsa sssg9 8.M SSs #5gMaN sAE3Ss & H
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Stuff poa 8rooeriamfun6ets Wa.
iteraoe Sal imor9en Mften paa SEQ,
5art @all.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Sfar at benbes &aar og foite6e
Den6e imoo en- 5tol. @ette CT bpa6
9ornelia 6. Melion flyer, at benoes
&a:lh, George 8, gioroe, og 5erfor
pil hun bape Sfilsmisie. @imeligi
not. Sorel5big er Sc 6og ifilte, tbi
ban reiite bort meo begge 8ernene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Sloe6rau6. st treetages M}urltens
&us, 665 6. 7tb @treet, blep aloe
les eoelagt at Sis / 2eroags. Sab
$1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

E LE+ F --E#-ZtL t-s-.
SITE #labs uot. Set biitorifte Gel
ifab bar lite 8laos NOT ! fine npe Soc.
relfer ! bet nDe @apitolium for fin
Gar1ling at Abifer. Ser troe6es, at
oe1 if1I6e bore 8la6s not for 6e neite
Is Aar. Set ipneS neiten, iom ON
oct lite bar bRret fort bebe11ot mes
6oritanben at Dem, Der bar foreltoaet
Dpferelien al 6enne 8Dgniug, ser bar
foftet Staten fire og en- baIb MiIIio11
Dollars, % ! bpilfen Ser lite ergang
CT &nagger not for 2egtslatur11eb-
Iemmernes Satte. s55
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03
NJ. NOE, 40 East Fourth Street,
udfsrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbelde
godt o. til lave Priser

For de Eedste Fotografer bSr De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-221
+. 7th st. jSmukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

uutoerittetet bapoe en- Snbtegt
Sanuar @aaueo of $42v 764.80.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

@, s. 1lIpin> &ar6maremon6en /
937 &apne Size, les ct Sab al $50
paa @run6 al en- lille Slbebron6, for
oariaget be5 8eltningen al en- @aso=
line &an6e / Sns6ags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03
Charles &crgs Sns, 1149 8uDne

CHARLES &crsS @ns, 1149 8aDne
slpe., blep nuiten oloeles poelogt al
Slo 2er6ag Gftermio6og. Sab ont
trent $1,000. Sloen oplto0 / an0en
gtage. 0a 8ran6folfene fom, bob
Sc Sl0en ollere0e grebet betp0eIi9t
ON Jig, men MrS. Berg, paa f9rite
Gal, bi6lte intet ON Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03
Chamberlain.

S Canada bar hi 2anb ! ffanbina.
biffe Settlemeuter til So per Acre,
iaa sobt 2aub, iom Sc bil suite 9e11.
90 faa fau III ftaffe Dem ct &onae'
iteab beb Siben al, bbis Sc fisher
100 NereS.
Sobnlen & g.,
46 Union 8loet,
ct. a#saul, @inn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03


Cant bar @@resgieiter bel, en- @ecep.
i ct. Saul 2o6ge, &nigbtS Of
@ptbias, 9ns6ag Atte,. .@uper,.S<
ren er et @i66er at 0roenen. Ser
Dor Galer, Mriif oip.
Otter &lappcrIlan8erue. Senator
2angen bill gierne ie 6em al6eles u6=
rp66et, bborfor ban bor in6bra9t ct
2obforlog, ifblge bpilfet Der bill BIZ
be betalte 50 for erbber @lapperFan<
&c, Der bliber 6rebt.
Sl6ebran6 paa &eitf6en. S 9ns<
bags bar ser en- 3-@togeS Murltens-
bpgni1g paa @iernet at 5tate @treet
og Gairftel Mpe. Sen er life mere;
ser er Inn no9le &uiner tilbage. Slo
giorbe set igaar. Sab $4,000.
Gn fire Mars Sermin for alle @ta-
tens @mbe6smen6 er paa Sole / 2e-
giSlaturen. Men @uberneren mao
lite funne tiene mere emo to Termiz
ner / Eref. Seller lite maa ban
bore UNDER Is Mar.
Selbmoro. Saul &al1ier at &ou<
fer Cons Mfg. Co., begif Selp>
moro beo at ffpoe fig element &ier-
tet it6lte 6re6ag. Man ontager, at
Gorretnings 6orbiflinger FAINT baar=
Zig &elbre6 bar Ieoet bom til at BE-
gaa 6enne @anoling.
$4,000. @bos s. @eiit foripanot
fra ct. Saul FIR 6 Mar iioen, fiber,
bpilfen Sis bans Sober 6b6e og ef=
terloo en- Gorm1,e at 100000 at for
6eleS melIem 3 Mrpinger, bporaf
CHARLES er Den enc, men ban fon life
fin6eS.
Sc itaffels Torlibte. &pis ct Cob
forilag, Der er inobragt al Gen.
Scbain bliber beotaget, iaa bill
man babe at bente fem Gage, efter
at 2icenle er taget no, fer man fan
blipe gift. Dette oil gipe oe itattels
MGn6 Sis til at bet9nfe fig.
9rGbt al en- 8jelfe. On Mo,1o be6
Neopn @ermon &oeoler bar beitiefti<
get meo at ribe ne6 ct &us pao @ib-
lep & 7tb ct. / Man6ags. en- 8iel>
fe fol6t poa bam meb set &eiultot, at
ian 6g6e tort Si6 e ter at bore braqt
til &oipitalet. SON efterlo6er Some
o. flere 8grn.
Tranf 9. 9orar er meget ipg, og
Ser berlere6e &pgter ON, at oct ml1=
Zig bil6e blipe n~p6benoigt at ompu=
tore bans bpire 6o6> for 6erbe6 at
lpare bans 2ip. @on er 6og beorc
MI. ct lille Saar paa sSceen re- lutte
reoe I 8lo0forgiftning. @r. Dora11
bar tioligere @opor al ct. Saul.
Sames Torreitan Contracting 81.
protelterer imo6 at 8~an6fommisie-
rer1te oberlo6 &ontraften for &igring
af @an6r6r til Sames @bielp &c.,
bpilfet ;Birma forlangte 70 Gents pr.
Son, me6ens 6orreitoll bab6e ienot
in6 ct &nbu6 al 81 Gents og Souls
@en6e 60. go Gents pr. Son. Set
fer iifferligen beipn6erligt no.
.Srema6, @arieb!. Sc Goreneoe
@taterS $roppeaf6eling be6 Sort
Snelltng bar faaet Or6re til at be-
gibe fig til Ruslono for at unoer<
trpffe @ebolutioner. 0r6ren bIeb al
bet at g. 8. @bite, @reii6ent at Be
5orene6e @tater (uoi eger1 Snobilo<
ning). Baa famine Gi6 bleb Boliti<
betient @alpin forfremmet til &rigs-
iefreter, &on6ufter Ben 9orgo1
bleb Glaaoeiefreter oib. @esberre
- Brefioenten bleb ien6t tilboge
til 2utber &oipitalet, bborfra bo1, bar
11n6beget / Eirs6ogs i ct MnfaIo of
8anbi6
6Iere 2ofalnpbeoer poo SIDE S.
Praktisk Foretningsskole
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Sc, ser p1ifer en- gpo 11obamnclie /
&ogboloeri, 5tenogrofi, Sppemriting
oip., fnn fife gipre be6re ems at be-
leae @asmuslens 6orretningsifole /
526 GLOBE @f6g:: l1n6erpisningen
Ser er gr11116ig, og 8ro6uenter fra
benne STOLE oil fun11e fploe Sc be6ite
og NET IN ioorsful6e @tillinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Slbebraub paa &eitfben. S Ons<
Bags bor ser en- 3-gtogcS Muritens>
bpgning paa &iernet of State Street
og 6airftel Mpe. Sen er life mere;
ser er Inn rogle &l1iner tilbage. Slo
gjorbe set igaor. Sab $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

We'd KjSb eller Reparation af Uhre
besSg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 s. 7th St., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Otter &lapperilauserue. Senator
2angen biI gierne ie Dem ol6eles u6=
rp66et, bborfor ban bar in6bro9t ct
2obforIlog, ifgIgc bbilfet Der bill BIZ
be betolte 50 for enbber &lapperlan.
&C, Der bliber or9bt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Mrs. &auuab albreebt, ~Ebe 2aop
Of tie 2afe", 1aa tal6et pao @rluno
al benoes ne1ten ita6ige Opbol6 paa
@rbeioSbuiet, bar iu1t ilr1ppet u6, men
iaa blep bun ful6 igien og blep arre-
iteret. SUN Dor 6og / Ell iaaoan Sill
itano, at bun ianbipnligbts neppe bill
ie Mrbeiosbuiet igien, men bil iagtets
blibe taget fra Arreiten enten til 8p,
boipitalet eller lige til &trfegaar6en.
Mon beo lite, at bun rogeniin6e bar
forbrubt fig moo 1ogen Sob, mer1 ben-
bes Mppetit for Grit bar b9ret for
1terf. @taffels gamle!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Gfsploiion! Minnie &ofeeer, en-
Sieneitepige, o%rbeioen6e for 50. 81.
Curtis, $50 Selhp Mpe., iful6e giere
Slo paa @omfuren fi6ite Man6ag
Morgen. @an6et / @an6beboI6eren
nar frosiet, og ga set begpnote at
bltbe barmt, iprang set bele. Obne,1
git | mango Stpffer, og nogle at 6isie
trof @iis $ofe9er. gun bIeb alpor-
Zig %beffa6iget, og maatte ier6e8 til
&cipitalt. Ser git ogiaa SsSIo i gu
let, r1e11 oenne bleb burttgt lluffet at
8ranbbeienet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03
4 2. g. eo{ gsss..,, s'''''*''''''''.

&outoret Ct aa6eut bber Spgueoag
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Sammenitpb. ct 5ommenltg0 mel
lem en- Sle6e ful6 al unge Menne=
tier og en- Sporbogn ii6ite 3ors6ag
Mften paa &igrnet at Misisiippi %
Is Street, bab6e tilfelge at ipp al oe
unge Menne1 fer blep mere eller mi1<
Gre beifa6ige6e, iblan6t Dem @arp
Sobnien at $40 @eltern Mbe., 2illp
Slion al 497 Dopton Mpe. iamt Nlnna
@lsler al 294 2aurel Mbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Gn fire Mars Sermi1 for olle @to-
tens @mbe6smpn6 er paa Sale / &c.
gisloturen. Men @uberneren mao
lite hunne tiene mere emo to Sermi=
ner / Trnf. Seller lite maa ban
bore UNDER IS Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Sc itaffels Torlibte. &pis ct Sob
forNog, Der er inobragt of Gen.
Scbain bliber oe6taget, iaa bill
man babe at bente fem Gage, efter
at 2icen1e er taget no, fpr man Tan
blipe gift. 9ette bill gipe oe Itoffels
MGn6 Sis til at betenfe fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

$4,000. @bas s. @eiit foripanot
fra ct. Saul FIR 6 Mar ii6en, fi6en
bpilfen &i6 bans Sober 6boe og ef=
terlo6 en- Gorm1,e at 100000 at for
6eles melIem 3 Mrbinger, bporof
CHARLES CT Den et,e, men ban fon life
fin6e5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Selbmoro. Saul &al1ier at &ou<
fer Cons Mfg. Co., begif Selp>
moro beo at ffpoe fig element @ier-
tet fi61te 6rebag. Mfan ontager> at
Gorretnings Gorpiflinger FAINT 6aar=
Zig &elbre6 bar le6et bom til at BE-
gaa 6enne @an6ling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03
&nloen / Sc li6ite Gage bar beret
uie6banlig itreng. Sns6og Morge,
90 % Gors6ag Morgen 26 UNDER
Zero.

4ntallet at MIC Glebcr i ct. 8auls
offentlige Sfoler / Sanuor Maoneo
bar 265, meoens oct totole Mntol
Sfolebsrn / 8pe,t CT 25,922.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

Stial to O%berfraffer. Eppe breo
aaben en- vSbomcaie" uoenfor los 6.
7tb st., @on6ag aften o9 bialp fig
til ct 9Sar 9berfraffer. Men oct par
10 ogIoo forbiitren6e fol6t.
Gut. Sobuiou % @r.@uo. Ban
Can't bar 9@resgieiter beo> en- @ecep.
tion i ct. Baul 2o6ge, &nigbts Of
@ptbias, Sns6ag Afteu. .G5juper,.S<
rem er en @ib6er at 0rbenen. Ser
Dor Galer, Muiif oip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

&aitor sgebien bar oaret belt
0aarlig for nogen Sis ttlbage, met
bar bo9 fl,nnet ifistte fit Sails. &an
libcr al ct lluoerlipsonbe, ser 1pncs
1T forperrcs i fol6t &cir. Mrs.
Gpcbien er ogloa poa 5Dgeliite11,
li6enbe at @igt. Maar set fontmer
iaa forn1ner set gierre poa Ell Gang.
Sc bar begee Dor biertelige 9elta=
gel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-03

9rGbt al en- 8ielfe. On Mono peo
Mabn &ermcn &oe0ler bar beffiefti<
get meb at ribe neo ct &us pao Glib
lep & 7tb @t. / Man6ogs. On 8iel>
fe fol6t poa bam meb set Meiultot, at
ian 6g6e tort Si6 efter at bore braqt
til &oipitalet. &on efterlo6er Some
% flere 8grn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
CAUGHT MAPPING

We meant to announce in this space of our big adv in Friday evenings Democrat. The toilers of the press never sleep and were out bright and early with their big edition Perhaps you have seen our advertisement in same. If you have not it will pay you to look up Friday evenings edition of the Democrat or Saturday mornings edition of the Republican. We noticed through the columns of the press that we were going to celebrate Indepen- dence day in a manner befitting the oc- casion and the presence of our gov ernor in our midst on that day is no small treat and something that Water bury should feel proud of. As usual. we are in touch with the times and prepared special price list on our Wines and Liquors imported and do- meStic). and our quotations are such that even the poorest can afford lit tie stimulants in their own homes to celebrate the occasion. On such na- .tional holidays all good Americans throw open their hearts and purse strings. and what nicer present could you give to an old person who is per haps too old to get out to see the cele- bration than nice bottle of our Im- ported or Domestic Wine or Liquor?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
Going, Going, Gone.

That's what you'll hear the auction eer says when he's ready to sell the last lot of whatever he is selling. It's the same case with us in regard to our special q dog decorated fruit saucersl with one pound of OUT warranted good 6Oc tea; they are g0ing-going fast, and when they are gone, you will never get such a bargain again. Therefore, call and make your purchase as soon as possible. Yes, we have one otner Special and it's something never De- fore heard of; we are giving 10 Dars or the very highest quality Pearl soap with each pound of our warranted good Baking Powder, 45c per pound. Re member, Pearl soap is sold at 5c per bar the world over and it's the strictly ,lp-to-date white floating soap. Now, the,. when we give 10 bars (oOc worth) with a pound of our Baking Powder for f5c you can readily see it's bargain. and we may add it's go ing, going, and when it's all gone you'll never get it at such a sacrifice again. Even the wrappers around the bar are valuable. If you send 25 of them 10 the makers of the soap you'll get sou yenir for absolutely nothing and as the auctioneer says, now Is your chance; now or never! but in your hurry to re- ceive the above bargain don't forget our tea, coffee. baking powder and but ter (our butter. only 26c per pound) are all guaranteed to be the very best in the market and to give you perfect sat isfaction or your money back. You must have no fear as to quality when purchasing at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
NUGENTS N PHARMACY
 South Main. Corner ScoVill
BIG DROP
 IN PRICES.

for this week and we hope the general public will take advantage of same. Here are a few of our bargains:
 Wilson's that's all' this week. O.. sJc Jas E. Repper Dist Btlg this week Sic Sehenley Pure Rye this week %. .sJc CTystalized Rock & Rye this week 6jc Cream De Menthe, this week soc Holland Gin this week .sy0c Blackberry Brandy this week .2Jc Port. sherry, Muscatel this week 23c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01

The Bricklayers' and Masons' union will meet next Wednesday evening.
 The members of the five divisions, A. o. H., will hold joint meeting to- night at A. o. H. hall. G. A. R. block. East Main street. Every member Of the order Is requested to be on hand at o'clock.
 Fresh plates and films for camera owners. cameras for those who wish to double their vacation pleasure. at Lakes drug store. 21 South Main street. All their cameras and supplies are the reliable kind, the very best made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
MEETINGS TONIGHT:

< Bakers union. School meeting. Typographical union. 329. Waterbury association, N. A. S. E.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. Prompters' union. French Canadian band. Sheridan council K. of c. Fraternal Order of Eagles. Melchisedeck lodge, I. o. B. B. St Francis Xavier Holy Name soci. ety.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
.pnELAN'S T STORE
 l2 Fast Main Street. Telephone
Have Yout.
 Purchases CHARGED

No other store presents the oppor- tunity given here Stylish, depend able correct fitting garments for men, women and children absolutely per feet in every detail, back of which we offer the most helpful payment plan ever devised
 Our credit saves you the immediate expenditure of cash without adding one cent to the cost of your purchase.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
FOR SALE

on the Cheshire trolley line; nice place for home or investment. Call and see me about them and other real estate bargains, at 1SS South Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
JOHN J. STEPHAN Warehouse, 223 South Main Sl Phone. 24o&
MA.x
 eA~~B

Your vacation should in- clude a trip to our Drug Fm- porium for a supply of toilet articles so easy to forget. but so greatly missed ifforg otten. Toilet Soaps and Soap Cases, Sponges and Sponge Bags, Brushes, Tooth, Nail, Hair and Clothes, Cream for sun- burn. Everything in fact for comfort.
 NAKkfan,,
 sasBSssA-s -ssTsnNI
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-10

Backward, turn backward. o time
in your flight, give me July again,
just for tonight. Soften the ground
where the frost king has lain. o let
me see one mosquito again. am so
weary of snow drift and ice. weary of
paying the coal trust it's price; weary,
SO weary of frost bitten pie. give me
a slice of the 4th of July. Backward,
swing backward, o season of now
mercury fifteen to twenty below.
on the heal of the tropical zone
roast me until l am cooked to the
bone. l am so tired of freezing my
nose. weary of chilblains and corns
my toes, weary of trying to sleep
with cold feet. Turn on the heat mis-
ter, turf IN the heat.-Ex.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Mails Close.
(Local Time.)
Mails for the North Bound
Trains Close at....... $40 a.. m.
Mails for the South Bound
Trains Close at ..-....3:2O p. m.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-10
ADDRESSED sY ORGANIZER.
Local Union of Carpenters and Join-
ers Has a Pleasant and Profit
able Meeting Last Nioht.

Roswell Union No. 81 OF Carpen-
tiers and Joiners had the pleasure of
a visit last night and today from w.
d. Mitchler, of Kansas City, general
organizer for the Union. Last night
the Union had a meeting in Sparks
hall at which Mr.. Mitchler was the
guest of honor. There was a full at
tendance and present thor
oughly enjoyed the evening. The gen
eral organizer delivered an address
giving out information and instruc-
tions CT great benefit and interest,
and also encouraging the members
in he unionistic work. The usual
talks were made by the members for
the good of the union.
At the close of the speech-making.
a social session was held. at which
sandwiches, coffee, pickles and ceie-
ry were served. The meeting ended
in a smoker. cigars being passed free
ly. General Organizer MitchIer is ma
king a trip through New. Mexico and
Arizona for the purpose of acquaint-
ing himself with conditions along the
union line. especially among the car
penters and j~oiners. He left this af-
rno for Artesia.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-10
RAY PRuIT FUNERAL TOMORROW
Service Will be Held Saturday Morn
ing at the Pruit Home and
Burial at South Sid
Cemetery.

The funeral of the late Marian Ray
Pruit, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pruit.
will occur Saturday at ten o'clock
from the Pruit nome al the corner OF
Seventh street and Pennsylvania av-
enue, it having been stated otherwise
in yesterdays paper by mistake. The
service will be conducted by rev S.
R. Twitty, pastor of the NJ. E. church.
South, and Immediately following the
remains will be inferred in the South
Side cemetery.
Following are the pail bearers, five
of whom are employed at the stora
of the boys father: Prof. Powell,
Fred Miller. Charles Shepherd, Mr..
Bemis, Boyd Estis, and Mr.. Randolph.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-10
BIG EXCURSION IN GOOD TIME.
Largest Crowds That Ever Came on
the TaIlmadge and Other Excur
sions Arrived Last Night.

The regular bi-weekly home-seell-
ers' excursion of the Santa Fe arrived
in Roswell last night, and although
it is the largest party that has come
to the Pecos Valley on one train in
many months, the delay was not near
ly so great as is customary on ex-
cursion days. The train arrived at
nine O'Clock. only five hours behind
its schedule. after travelling from a
thousand miles with the load Of a
freighter.
In the Tallmadge party alone were
five well filed coaches. This is said
to be the largest crowd the Tall
madge people ever brought IN one
lot.
The DeFreest-Draper excursion al
so brought a special car with 81 peo-
pie aboard This is a new company,
and. considering the time they have
been in operation. the excursion is a
very creditable showing. Besides
these special coaches, the railroad
had a few extra cars, made necessa-
ry by the large number of home
seekers who came of their own &C
core and under none of the immi-
grafton agencies.