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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27
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8 LOCAL MGWA. .
Seeooeesoeses . esssse .
From Saturdays Daily.
B.. N. Freeman returned last night
from a rip to Denver.
The world moves-so are oranges
moving at WeiEhtman's.
c. A. Jonnson went to Mancos this
morning on legal business.
Col J. r. McDevitt returned last
evening from n visit to Del Norte.
Cortex people are trying to get the
Telephone company to build from
Mspcos to that place.
8. W. Carpenter, the Mancos attor-
ney, speat the night in the city and
returned this morning.
A few more cars Of dump carts and
grading Implements arrived this
morning at o'clock from Denver.
J. w. Murray OF Denver ia visiting
Pennington with a view of erecting
two-story building for notel pur-
poses.
Mrs. |. n Covert has been appoint
pointed member Of the Ligbtner creek
school board in place OF ner husband
deceased.
Judge Adair Wilson is paying a Wis
1t TO towns on the Gunnison slope. in
Guiding Montrose, Delta and Grand
Junction.
The Graden Mercantile company Is
preparing for big increase in bust
ness this year Nothing like being
prepared for a rush.
Rasmus Hanson and wife were re
turning passengers last night from
Denver to Silverton. having been out
for several weeks.
]. Forester who mas been here tne
past few days quietly looking into
some mining propositions, left this
morning for Salt Lake City.
City election nve weeks from next
Tuesday. and still the matter is sell
dom mentioned The campaign Will
h. NJ.
A large and handsome eagle was
unloaded frsm the express car this
morning for the Eagles lodge OF this
place. II was mounted In Silverton.
A week from today the "Only Ted
dy' will be inaugurated. And he
election being tarnished with fraud.
The remains of the late d. G.
Brown VIII be buried Monday after
noon In Greenmount. His relatives
will not come from Kansas to attend
The funeral.
morning paper, A. p. Camp is still
with US. II will be some time the
coming week before he takes In the
Sunny South.
An employment agent from Johan-
nesburg, South Africa. is seeking
hrst class miners in Colorado. start
of hA 9th do
and is seeking more.
long line of friends followed the
remains Of the late Mrs. Buchanan
from Hermosa TO Greenmount Gem
etery. the funeral having been held
10 O'Clock this morning.
Trimble Springs hotel management
IL surely catering to the public in an
agreeable manner. And with an elec.
tric line the building will have to be
enlarged to accommodate the people
W. J. Patterson went down to La
Posta last night and arrested Mex
ican named Guadaloupe Sedillo.
victim was Mrs. Pablo Rendon. the
offender was placed in Jail.
Buckskin Charley. his son San An.
tone and ave other Ute braves. WAC
were selected for the spectacular fea-
turer Of the inaugural parade in
Washington. left Ignacio this morn
ing for the nations capital.
George r Hair, land ONCE in
spector with headquarters In Duran
go. departed this morning on the
EASTERN. At Denver he will Join the
party that goes to Washington to al
tend the Inauguration Of President
Roosevelt.
Mra Harry Ritter. sister OF Mrs. W
7. Dogs, came down from Sllverton
This m0rpiuU IN h. ~ith har a;atar
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

Notwithstanding statements in a
morning paper, A. p. Camp is still
with us. II will be some time the
coming week before he takes In the
Sunny South.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-27

There will be services Tomorrow in
ths German Lutheran church by the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

tie, ais Der @roBber5oq &orl NllguIt
bon Soldier gseinmr in @epleittng
bon @0tbe mcbrere Monotc buiclblt
ucrlc6tc lulQ pos 9oitbeotcr SorItcl'
lungel 0ub.)
Der @utSbeiiber @ciicl III @ors
idall, elm. qraBere Mriitircuno, bat
sic @oridQncr uYbilbQrmoUic" sur
llniperiolcrbin icincS Ncionmtcn
@ermGgenS III 0rr 00he bon $4,000
Hltbeln cingeiebt.
Die ,@euiditnrre iorOert in @oIi.
5icn 5oblreidc Opfer, Nmtlihcn
G(ltaluciien 5riolge limo in rs &c.
mcinOen nidt peniger ais 1874 &rout.
6eitsfGQc poracfomnen umO 1873 bo-
6cn cincn t0otlihcn &crluui Gclloms
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
8eitcrn Iarbluno Balm.
1tat am "a. 5ebrnar 1908 In Qraft.
Bloc netI1iien SiQensG taiion. ipte iuIgt:

THAT am "a. 5ebruar 1908 IN Qraft.
Btae ~berlditett Q~iuellfStQitott. lpte fulgt:
Idglid.
40 9orni. - Gbneu5ng, Sdupilinte, 3neetss
ioiui, NdtieSboro, ". Il VI. Babn itno ben
gaoen, itto 1iiSgeuonllner Srnutags y. -
@dbn Saiteod, &banbcrsbrrG WtartiHSburg
lbs a1enSs - anom. mao llnion.grisae.
1dglidl, amsgenpmmen sunntagS.
7.f6 Norm. - Uorf. ". & ~. SID. uno 6nupts
piHie bitli6 bon Emory .SroOe. 9atItSle uuo
~. & 8 Babu.
S.1b Born. - SanDiliuie. pdgersioun, Sancod,
Gbippensbura, Sreberid. Gumittsburg unb
". K u. Bnbn bio Clifton.
1912 Sorrt Mfiont. nah uni0fsHrtoae.
Worf mo 8etinsbnrg.
225 Iddul. - glffum. nod GtnprhF1robe.
1925 Eadnf. NffolI. iinh 9:nOrDf1r1oe, z.
4.fF5 5ta6m. l' gfiom MI rat unior.grtoae.
800 9inhm. GrpreB nab ggeitmtniiet.
llnionsgrtoge. unb 6nnu atloni. bis Sagerss
toiUr. tofuie Sdncod, Sreoertd, Diminishing
iino Shtppefsbutg.
$5.25 4ad9H. - GTprel und Dol, Sauoper
ane gettHsbnrg. learlor'9arl
6t5 9sbetoS - Mifoin. nan llitioHs9Itoee.
500 A5enos - Mffont,, rad EMorps0robe.
4sas A5u yinr Spnntn1s. .
$50 Worm. - Iffoiii. rab unioHf8rtoge liiio
$50 gia6m. - aftom. mao u%nton.Frtoee.
40 Fddn. 2tffpnl. itn9 @mQIns8robs.
. 4dft Hidtt an ogr 9ernfplo1Hlnsslbe .5tdttor,
9tliets nno @epddsHfreau. Mhalgb's. Ode
Ghdtleas uln PeriIigtppfS GRAPE.
.3iiae halffr an eitutofs VenniblhaHtas Npe.a
Billion Inn gtalIraoI ts4pribi slpttme} giutioH
=. 9. wflswoip3 g Z NJ.
.. u. tSpea, 8. y. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
0orOOcutI6er 9loDN.
G~egelmdRigc 0ampfi9ifIfabrt
5niifcn
Baltimore nn0 Bremen

Ge8elmafi9c 0ampfidifiiabrt
SpiimCn
Baltimore itn0 Bremen
0urd sic nellen mo ~erprobten, nit
alien 8eqtemli6feiten OerIebeRen
YoitOampfer c~riter &Ioiie:
.G6eiu," D8ratOenburg, "
oRedar," wGbemnis, "
yWiaiu," y8re8Imt."
Die @rpe0itionStnge iiuO pie folgt;
- BON Baltimore: -
.GDemniB, Mithuoh, Ocu 10. G(pril.
2 llbr 9}oHmittog8.
@era," Somltog, ocn %. @priI.
Nutbmittog5 . ll5r.
nWoin," Wlittmo6. Sen 8. Wtoi.
Gu6mittogS 3 llGr,
,Somopcr," Wittuoh, sen 10. Mni
0o9mittogS ? llbr.
.GoiicI, Wittuod, Sen II. Mai
Iu6mittog5 , ll5r.
,@rc5Ian" MithpoG, oeu 81. M}oi
No6ulittogS , llDr.
8lpeite aniiite.B aiioge .Breis:
@uu $500 nu.
3nii6enoedS. Goiio9e.Rrei'e
GuH Baltimore nan Brenen .....1 OHQS
Bun Srenien iah baltimore S3o'1O'
---
RnnorriIe.giaete upn Baltimore rad Brener
uno 6uriid S1t,50.
g8eqen Srabt uno 4niiuDe iusrbe man fiji
an ole Seuerdlgl9cntcu
u. SfnmH6er C &C.,
0r. 7. Siio.@ ap-S traBe
uotr
GOuarO &aine,
Office bfs p3eutimsu 6urreiPunOenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
@egwei(n
Uun tmpfeAIcnSmertbeR SihanS',
GnarOs- nnS GuOctail.8 eidGftcn.
Gtnon3ieIIeS :.
Banfen.

SirIt National 8ant, 10, @elt'Soro'
toga . StroBe; S. 8. Serguion,
&rGfiOent; s. .. 8iIcor, &niiirer.
8ormers' nno Ierhants' Rational
8unt, 30t, @or6. Charles StraBe;
Gbas. Z. Crane, Brdlioent; Garter
IS. S8burn, Roiiirer.
3eutihe @anf, 2erineton- unS SoIi.
oop.StraBe; 81. s. Sdul5, BrGit.
bent; auguit 8e6er, &oiIirer.
Commercial ano Farmers Rationol
8anf, Solporo- uno @erman-Str
8eItern Notional 8nltt, IA, Ror6.
@utow-S troBe; Soibita s.. Saroep,
BrGitOent; SO. Warriott. 9aiiirer.
9rooer8' onb Re6anics' Wntionnl
8ant, gutatp- uno Supette.S Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Baltimore 9ampf.9 adet.GO.

Die Der. etaaiefts4oft bet6rbernb.
9ampfer fabren tdali6, Sonnt1as alsaenum'
men, bon ben .@ap pine"sBters. Nr. 10-tS.
9igbtsStrabe, $50 9lbenos. brett nd6 oh
golnt gpmfprt. goriolf. 8orisnouib unb alert
8olnt Comfort init nG. & 0.sGifenbabn- mao
AidmuHb, &erblnouna ~ Portsmouth nit Dem
aeeabodrb ait cine" loltoeg sue BON Boots.
nit Der ~atIantic COAT Zine. ylortoIt uno
G%arogtna. s%iuriolf mo libli9, glorfolt mo
peitlin une sStb Sonltticn zinc" nod getps
WlabI3eiteH nab europailhem Blame. euriis
ri5ie Gdiiiten8immsr, eleitriiNe 4eiriniuig.
8nrnpfbci5una, aotcn fret, WtH!rblrte ~ttntltens
5intmer Int ben W1ets 0iireGitr oer Bot Atue1t
Gr. 32t. efts@alttmoresStrn Gr. 606 utD
sos, qigbtsStrnbe, g. ". g. Office, gr. 2t6.
0uro.GbnrIessStrnbe uno dIbalgb's. 9bdrIess
uHb Ger~tngtnnsStrdfe.
Suhu u, SbcrppDo, y. Nr1tuu,
Biees8rdf. II. @eHsWldnngtr. gen.sBdf.' aeeHt
(HP10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
6. ". giatusRam, geent,
GbcIapcafc 9ampfcr-G ompnonic.

CleinpenfeN tttr,
Glegdtlte 9aiiuaicr 9anpier .9luguila" ilnn
,WlilaHta" mad
9Th HUint Comfort tnb yiUrfulf, IA.
8nitpter b~crlniicu baltimore tdglib tnll2Irs
%l0Hliilfit SoitltiupS) I'M $50 QlbtnoS Iuo font
men IN Oh Boiltt Comfort nm q ll6r pi1tBeu5
nlio m Alotfult I'M TIE Dioracns az, nt.
tnilebeHb on bic GiicnbuGu6iipc nab alien
BuHften 0eS SitAcns unh SitouciienS.
port NiUcrsYtnte.
@legante 4niiagter Euntpier .36urloits" GHO
baltimore
nnd &efsEUiut unb Midntuno, va.
Sartptcr ~berldien Baltimore tiplt0 tdliSdC,
notiiHeli SutntaqeD nm 3 llbr gtudDutttdn5 mo
totnnleu an Weitf3uint I'M $50 Wl0rGtIi3 mio
81 Ntdln0no nm 0.2b Oioracns an.
Die al Utontnpen Witliuo6cu mo 5~rcitlgcH
bon baltimore ubfaUrcuoeH GuHtpfer. mo nIe
bon g8eits Boiit an Sicuiiagelt, 3ounertttnen
Inn Ganlitdgcil nbtdbreit. icger III @lDuCcitcr.
Foiili UNI 2lliuutl0's an UNI lie an Oirtitaa
aet. 8onnetiinaer mo Snnlltnqel bon 9lalti.
more unto an W(outdgell, WtittuOben uuo Sret'
ingeIt bon gSeit Elol1t 1biabreuoet Sd1ipicr
lFBeu ~ gorftolun mo GlaD'tnrf an tGei gtlts
tiigct QBetier).
1nmpfer ueriaRen Baltimore pom Bier Nr. Is
NIB 10, 4iabtitrn8 ct'g Scrfte.
8titds9tlleie nod dlieit 4'ulften f1tneft &C,
itbctt, @epdd autgegebel llo Aniitieni iHtnter
int goruIis ~reicrOirl lueuben in 0eit bieiiQpu
1i1ets Hfireaur: Nh. az, VorbsO BGrless 5tgaHe.
Vr ~, Sitt9altiniore'e trabc, ooet ben 0unpt.
9lIedur: VI. $50, Sigbt Strake. Baltimore, DlO
Wcubcr dUitcr, 6. Z. 0hism,
Sen. s@ei6diistlbrer. Seit tPniaGteraN a3nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
6riebbofe.
2ouoon Tarf Cemetery Office 81,
8eIt.S arotoga.S traBe.
Die ,TrtcsSDn.Qinic."

Gtirafiibe 4aiiersEoute 6urdb Den NaudI ltd6
philadelphia idaIi9 (Sonniags auseenommen)
nm 8 lbr giahmitings, bon oer Gigbts uno
Nrats2 lraBe. Sn gei.erton. N2o. mo Gbaiter.
ga nnbalteno. gllf 9ed mad 9tilaoclpbia)
$1.50. auilte $500. @rfuriiuR. 10 30ge glls
tig, $3.50. Giidfnbrf mil oct ~ x g. Giiens
babr" $3.50. ytetp' 2orf (psr Qnbrl bon Qbilas
oelp6iaJ $500. GTiiriion On Inac) 5000.
Terrer 9nrhfabrtsNmeie nab SiInntic Gitb.
8i1ete limo I'M Vlrenu INTO 6et Albnug6'e ~
bnben. Nii1er finn gc0fjitcl 3ult Wcleqcit bon
9atei fit GuHHido5fbnlcft iito Ncreiue etc. iiir
ggoro Baltimore" NIB rBeum." bcrcn Sa6rtet
naN B%ettcrtou mo G1cfaneufeyGiin, Wio.. in,
Snftt beginner. Wiai i1ieite ooer penoe flo
nH i
Clarence SGriuer, s(aeut.
ti01-) Sit. 204, 2igbtsStruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

WntnpoliB, Wt. NobnI gtnfiGn. l7.b0 uib
se.45 Nosn.. 1850 uno l5.5b gladn. gdmheu'
Station 800 uno 900 Bornt., 1905 Dlits
tags. 400. 1886, 800 uro 2i1.t0 dbeuos
Tre6crtd, Wt. qobnlsStution. TS.4b. lS.4S r.,
enntoensStniion 1885, 1900. 20.t5 uHn 1000
Bornr.. 1925, $3.50 un0 1920 @0enbs.
~3eingtitcr, Wt. N~opnlStatlon, l7f0 .. nte
$50 Budni.
saserstuwn, g1f. -o1alssi ation. ls.4B gsorut..
1886 giGdm. GdmberpS~ taiion, 1910 Borm..
$50 uub Acc Hddhnt.
0nieDtt. Eltg nuo Nit. Nirn, gduibeItsStattoRs
iT.35. 2D.l5 G0rm, II %, 1870, 1920 Radenis
$3.50 mo 'it.45 Nbenbs.
Curtis Ban, @antoens Station, 1928 Born.
&nran. VT. gtobalsSiation, *249 Nia4ul
GnmeeusSintioH. 1900 gncom.
,1ip1al Sine 9!nie" padj BhtlGofiptia nnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
SambMrgsNm
-yiudl-
NpppclIdJruubCns
GrprcR uuO &uHugicr 9icnit,

yemen Su 9oUer fir 2ouOou mn Rorts an,
SNmbnrasNmCrifd.Einic,
81 0roooipon. 9tcm 9ort.
NrtGnr VI. HUbIun,
1877 SIts9oItimorc.St Ctr.
gtm alteu EluGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
@s7slanb aaS gennIslSania.g abm.

8hae berIaiien gsDetisMbeme. Grutton.
7sS0 Born. na6 Oorf, tdgIi6, ansasnon.
pten Sonftdgs.
$50 Bern. mad Delta. nur Gonntnes.
$50 nn9 geiair, tdeit1, auSgenouinen
Gonntd15.
.e.25 gaatm. nab BORT, taaIi4. pusaenom.
fneft Sonntaes.
400 sa6tn. mad Delta, NUT Sonntaas.
: 4.20 mad Delta, tdgIih, nnsaenomnien am
Gonntae.
600 gadp. mo ssIair. iaalla. aussenom.
men EoHftaa8.
10. 90 Nbsubs. nl6 Aslair, mr epnntass.
fi4b Hosnb1, Hza Belatt, Usitttpot tEo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Spor6onfen.
Central Saptnes @ant, Charles
uno 9ertngton.S Strobe.

8ontiers uno Matler.
Snmbleton & 60, 10, Oit.Serington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

Seuer.8 eritder .sgenteu.
Some 8rienoIp Society, 1926, Sin
ben . 4bet1ue.
SO. z. GbadeIforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SaratogaitraBe.
$enrp &c. @arfieIo (@opuD, 2t0,
SIt.2ertngtonitrnbe.
8irdbeaO & Con- 214, SIt.2egina.
ton i. StroBe.
SenneB & EopIor, BOG, SIt.2eging.
ton : StrnBe.
Sitrner & GboHos, 2, SIt.S aroto0n.
StroBe.
so. .. Seloen, II, OIt.BIeaiant.
StraBe.
8ud6nnolmng.
Mr8. 81. @ortin, us, @cIt'2eyinQ-
ten . StroBe.
SeuerIibere MobeI. 2agerling.
@rnbom's 8arebouie, Bart aoelnte
uno &olpbin-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
YaKe! gaRe!

shr Rsiie ms Aaslano beiorgi G.
Maine, Nr, Ali, ct. EanI-S traae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

@runSeigentbuHs'N ufIer.
Bierre 6. Dit9an & Repbeu, is,
2erineton.S troBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Merdants' & IintrS' SrGHspur'
tatiUR GOmpGau.

5ampfer.Qtsten.
gla1 Boften unS benz Often: iebsn Wlontnp,
9tenftGo, DonnerIta9 uro Snmitag, Ibeuos
0 1lbr.
Nah Rrobi6ence uro BEN Often: iebenGonr,
tag, Mltttipob MO 6reitoa, Gbetos o libt.
glad geiuport . gletpS mo gtoriolt: taaIin
iri 6 ttbr Mbenns.
Sra6t ipiro tdeIi6 biB s u6t abenbs thr at
benz 9dae obfdbrenoe 9umpter nugeuommen.
gtd6 SdbanHab uub benz Snben: ieben 9iefts
flag, 3pnnerIiae itEb Snmfiaa, MbenoS 0 itbr.
gojtoner nnb 4ro9ioence : 9nntpier inbren
bon ber Berfte nm SnBe beS Cong 9ots nb
SabdnnabsD nmpfer bon Der @erfte am SnBe
Der Bdts5anSsgbemie.
6. ". @intusbam, geent,
qonas3od.
%. Q. Surnsr, STA.
H.. .. etebbtns, B.sWQ.
Saipihiis5mt Sibohs0dc @ermGn. Hnb
2igbtsStrabe. Srndbts uuo I,nIingcs Niirean -.
Wr, 32t, Neft.Galtimurc, etrahc. ut3,I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Baltimore ObiO sBabn.

9iau bra6ts wstieren pienl pom bsE ut. sohat'
citation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

HclusDqrt.
Celtic 8erl.@amoen 9erI. Nt siopaI
Edldfp1agpu ....Tdgl. 9.6I Y. 3.bb y.
9nrlor x epeife. .1d0l. I55B .. 800 B.
Niiifet 4%,nrlor. auSg. Q. $50 q. 9.54 V.
Rarlor. Speife, nlr g. 9b2B. ebT g.. q
qurlor' Gpeite, auSa. 2. 1t.50 o. Nttb4 s.G
,Runal 9%lmites," ausfblieBli6er RuIlmans3ia
Riiieh Taubs, Yarlort, 0bItrbaltorss iins
Speifes Taagons. Tdal, 345g y. $3.50 81.
Fnrlor. Gpeie. e. TIDAL. 600 ". COS e.
Coudbes. Ebifd.. ausg Q. 75B u. 800 u. O
Gndcbes. Bbtla.. /. .Jdqi. 900 X. 9.0d H.e
G6IafpGggDu.. adaL. 1880 MR. 1914 o.
Ser lo'qle Sfldtpdgaon non 5strsNorf ttl in
Wt. 9DhalsV1bnbotc UNI 1000 Abenbs 5ur anfs
Habme bon Bdfjdpicreu berett
81 mad Miautte.GitA on Bo9eningen; %
nan Mtlnntie.Stt i'm tdgli6.
stHe 8lae bdlten n &tImtustoH. q 6ds
In 0heher on.
BbiIa. afiom. MIR Con. sos .. $40 ..
81ilu., @ifont. 1usg. 9. S.t59 $40 Q.
9hlln. GrpreB, duSa. 9. ego q. 226 q.
GtneerIh glfi., aisg. 9. 6.t0 R. 6.15 u.
Ybila. Niiom, nur 60. 6.10 Y. 6t6M
96tId. GrpreB, ausa. z. 1868 u. 500 VI.
QbtIa. @Ipueb. :. +. .Idal. 900 u. 9.05 VI.
BtuetsQireunr: gtnrotpefsSde Charles nnn
gar~nieeaasLrabs, 60 M. g. a-.@ebiaoe).
Nr. b26. gdos9ronopab. ant. N~opnEGtatinu
ooer gamoetsGt attOft.
.. %. Martin, w9gr. son. graftie.
e. ". Befet. 8eifsBaft saaeni
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-19
Aqe-Cominq of YOUNG Duke.

Berlin, July 19.-Gotha. Coburg,
SaXe-Coburg-Gotha duchy were au-
fete today in ono of the age-coming
OF the young Duk Karl Edward, the
English born Prince of Albany who
was chosen to succeed to the throne
of SaXe-Coburg and Gotha on the
death of his uncle. The young Duke
reached his twenty-first birthday to
day n with simple ceremonies took
over the reins of government from
Prince Ernest of H~ohenloge. who has
acted as regent during the minority
of the young Duke.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-19
To Remember Jewish Soldiers.

New York, July ia movement
is on foot among the wealthy He
brews of his city who have lived in
the South to start a fund for the cree
ton of a to the Jewish
soldiers who fought in the Confeder-
ate army. 1t is claimed that there
were not less than 1900 Hebrews who
wore the gray and proved their gallan
try on many a bloody field. 1t is recall
ed that the first Surgeon-general of
the Confederate army was OF this
faith. He was General David DeleOn.
1t is proposed to have a cooperation
of members of the faith from all sec
lions of the South in this Tovement,
and no doubt is felt that funds will
be quickly raised for a magnificent
memorial to be erected in some place
in he South. Richmond, New Orleans
and Atlanta have been mentioned as
suitable places for such a monument,
bnt affairs have not progressed suffi-
GENTLY as yet TO warrant a serious
discussion of the site.
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Medieval Tournament.

Brussels. July 19.-Many visitors
are in Brussels to witness tomorrow
a real medieval tournament histor-
ically correct in all details. The ar
engagements for the affair were direct
ed by the famous historian, Joseph
Cuveller. b searched hundreds of
old manuscripts belonging to the
house of Burgundy for details of these
knightly games, and finally decided
to reproduce the most famous of all
Belgian tournaments@he one which
took place in this city under the aus
pices of Count de Charlais. on Febru-
airy 20. 1852.
The adsersary of Count de Char
lais was the young Count de Lals-
sing, one of the most famous knights
of hat time. Count de Charlais won
after eighteen lances had been broken
and received the prize of honor from
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Island Park Assembly.
NJ. D. BURNS, Agent

Rome City. Ind. July 19.-The TWEEN
ty-seventh session of the Western
Chautauqua 0sland Park Assembly,
and Summer School opened here to
day and will continue until August
IL. The attendance is the largest EVER
registered on an opening day and all
signs point to an exceptionally sue
cessful session. The programme pro-
vides for the usual university study
course with competent lecturers and
round-table leaders.
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JapaIac---We have it. Peoos
Lumber Co. l3tf

Henry Steward left last night for
Dexter, where he expects to go to
work.
L.. P. Edgell went to Artesia last
night to see the town. He will return
the last of the week.
Buy your wall paper, glass, bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
morning. 9 O'Clock July 81. Going
out of business. That's all. 1Stf
Are you going out for a drive? Get
a fine new rig and spendid driver by
going to Stockard & Deem. lift
We can locate you on fine govern
ment land. Charges reasonable.-Di-
GUS, Frost & Co., Dexter, N. NJ. OFT
The best horses and incest rigs in
town are to be found at Stockard &
Deems new stable, west of the U. S.
land office. 17tf
A whole carload of fine drivers
were put in Stockard & Deems new
stable west of the U. S. and Office.
Some of them are for sale. lift
When you want a pleasant laxative
that is Easy to take and certain to
act, use Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For sale by all deal
ers.
Electric bells. ~annunciators, house
wiring, everything electrical. Esti-
mates on private telephone lines, mo-
tor or dynamo installations, etc., Sam
Saunders. electrician. Phone 4O7. 16t6
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give h monthly free will offer
ing on lawn of the Baptist par
sonage. West Fourth street. from 6
to 10 o'clock Friday evening. July Fl.
Miss Alma Shannan. of De Leon.
Texas, who has bee here for the past
three days visiting Mrs. John White.
left last night for Pecos. where she
will visit before going home.
A. O'Cha and Frank Sweeny went
to Carlsbad last night after a short
business visit here. They are look
ing for men TO work on the new rail-
road at Texico.
Miss CORA Hudgins has arrived
from Texarkana, Ark, for an extend
ed visit with her brother. ID. III. Hud-
gins. of North Hill. She will be here
several months.
DIR. T. E. Presley is back again at
work and patients are lining up as
of old. The doctor is better equipped
with both appliances and knowledge
than eve before. and he is here to
stay.
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To Launch Kansas With Wine.

Camden, N. J., July 19.-Announce-
ment is made by the New York Ship
building Company that the 16,000-ton
b%attleship Kansas will be launched st
the yards here on August II. The
name of the sponsor has not yet pee
made public. Il is said that the ship
will be christened with the customary
to the contrary.
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LOCAL NEWS. s

DIR. w. A. Savage returned last
night rom Portales.
c.. C.. Vaughn went to Dexter last
night for a short business trip.
G.. S. Bixby returned last night
from a business trip to Amarillo.
John A. Cartmell came in last night
from Fort Worth and is here on a bu-
siness visit.
H. b. Zendel came in las night
from Denver on a business visit with
w. R. Walton.
Crockett Freeman left last night
for Hagerman to accept a position in
the railroad office.
Mrs. T. Fenton, of Artesia returned
to her home last night after spending
a day with friends here.
c. j. Moore returned last night to
his home in Artesia after a short bust
ness visit in Roswell.
w. L. Bobo returned to his home in
Carlsbad last night after spending a
few days here with friends
G.. L. Reese came down from Por-
tales last night for a visit of three
days with friends in this city.
James Smock. an employee of the
railroad came down from Amarillo
cation.
w. A. Richter left last night for
James. N. NJ, where he will remain
six week while building an Indian
mission school.
Rev. E. L. S~purlock. of Sherman,
Texas, who has been the CUES of Rev
S. R. Twitty since last Sunday, left
last night for Artesia.
Hagerman. being called there on pro
fessional business. He will be gone
a couple of days.
Mrs. G. R. Ray returned last night
to her home in Artesia after spending
several days with h family of her
fa~ther-in-law. j. r. Ray.
Mrs. George Johnson and little son
left last night for Sherman, Texas
for a visit of a month, They are go
ing to look after property and visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schneider, of Ar
tesla were here last night on their
way home from a visit In Dalhart.
Texas They formerly lived in Ros-
WELL
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Child not Expected to Live From One
Hour to Another, but Cured by
Chamberlain's Collie, Choi
era and Diarrhoea
RAAdu

Ruth. the little daughter OF e. N.
Dewey of A~gnewville, Va, was seriou
mer. I'VE IVA her up and d.i not
expect her to live from n hour to
another" he says. Il happened to
think of Chamberlain's Collie, Choi
bottle of it from h store. In Ave
hours | saw a change for the better.
We kept on giving it and before she
had taken the half of one small bot
tie she was WELL" This remedy In
for sale by all dealers
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Dakota Bible Conference.

Devils Lake, N. D., July 19.-The
Bible conference for which prepare
ions have been making for some
time opened auspiciously today on
the Chautauqua assembly grounds
and will continue for one week. Noted
d%ivines. educators and speakers of
prominence are here from M%inneapo-
lis, Chicago and other points and all
indications point to a highly success
full and well attended conference.