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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. w. B. Evans. Clearwater. Kan.
writes: MY husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors said he
had quick consumption. We procured
a bottle of Billiards. Horehound Syr-
up. and it cured him. That was six
a ago and since the we have al
ways kept a bottle in the house. We
cannot do without it. For coughs and
colds it has no equal" Csc, SOC and
81 .00-Pecos Valley Drug Co.
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Athletic Carnival.

ST. Louis, Mo, Mar. 1S.-Some rec
ord performances Ire promised at
the big athletic carnival here tonight.
The contests will be held under the
auspices of Washington University,
and the entry list of the meet is one
of the largest ever seen hereabouts.
In the various events will be seen
the star performers of many OF the
prominent universities, colleges and
athletic clubs of Missouri, Iowa. ILL
nois and other nearby states.
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Reception to Few Members.

The members and riends of the
Presbyterian church will hold a re-
ception to new members, a social n
congregational business meeting at
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening. The ladies will serve re-
freshments and a good time is expec-
ted by all. The friends of the church
are cordially invited to attend. This
will be the annual reception and us-
mess meeting of the church.
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Spain Honors Echeqary.

Madrid. Mar. 18.-The installation
of Jose Echegary as professor of ap-
piled mathematics in the university
was made the occasion for a nation
al demonstration today The govern
ment granted free transmission of
congratulatory kilograms addressed
to him, and the Bank of Spain put out
a special issue of bank notes bearing
his portrait. Echegary divided the
Nobel prize for literature with Fred
erick Mistral of France last Decem-
Der, and was publicly congratulated
by the King of Spain.
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Bert Roby, Of Artesia, spent satur-
day in Roswell.
George w. Hoke and Samuel Hoks.
of Dexter. spent Sunday in Roswell.
Mrs. [. C. Klassner left Saturday
night for Carlsbad, where she went
TO spend Sunday with her husband.
Otto Banner left Saturday night
IN a thirty days trip to Artesia and
Ell Paso. He is a salesman for the
Ulery Furniture Co.
Judge w. w. Gatewood's frienda
were gladdened this morning, when.
after a severe illness, he was able
to come down town and resume work
at his office. He is still weak from
his sick spell.
w. d. Garwood, superintendent,
Thomas Booth, supt. of motive pow
er, and c. H. Johnson, superintend-
ent of telegraph on the Pecos Valley
& Northeastern, came in Sunday af-
ternoon from the north for a short
stay in Roswell.
T. R, Chisholm returned to his
farm at Artesia Sunday afternoon.
He was accompanied by his brother.
w. H. Chisholm, and their half broth
er. J. A. Laid. both. of Sherman, Tex.
A. w. McWhirt and JEFF Davis, who
nave been working at Artesia, spent
Sunday with home-folks. going to Ha-
german Sunday afternoon to plaster
the new bank building there.
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ooinqs in Probate Court.

The will of the late F. H. Lea was
proved Saturday and Lucfus Dills
was named executor. in compliance
with the will itself. Jos. d. Lea, who
also was named an executor in the
will was not appointed because he
is not a resident of the Territory.
Annie L.. Pitts, administrative of
the estate of Mathew B. Pitts, was
here from Artesia Saturday making
final settlement in Probate Court.
Her final ccoun will be approved
later.
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at which the. new superintendent,
DR.. Brown divided the work OF the
coming year among his assistants
and subordinates. Plans for the years
campaign were made by all present.
1t was decided hat the Sunday school
buy a piano for use in church and
Sunday school and that the instru-
ment be installed Immediately. 1t
was also decided that a church paper
be started. 1t will be published
monthly.
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F.. Williams, attorney for A. J.
Lewis. has Drought suit in court az
gainst K s. Woodruff to replevin a
dark brown mare mule. a wagon and
a set of harness all said to be worth
$3.50. which. it is claimed in the pc
tition, have been in the possession
of defendant o sixty days Plaintiff
also asks for $3.50 damages
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OF friends at his bachelors quarters"
Wednesday evening, cards being the
diversion. Mr.. Fred c. Hunt carried
off h honors of the games. As a
pleasant conclusion, the chatting dish
G. Hunt, and her guest, Mrs Pither
of Chicago, presiding, a delicious 4un-
cheon was prepared and served. Mrs.
Pither has returned to Hagerman,
where h is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mitchell.
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The Best Cough Syrup.

S. l.. Apple, ex-Probate Judge, OF
tawa, Kansas, writes: This is to say
that l have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup for years, and that 1 do not
hesitate to recommend it as the best
cough syrup 1 nave ever used" Csc.
soc, $1.OO-Pecos Valley Drug Co.
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LOCAL NEWS 5


DR.. Sam Butler, of Dexter, spent
Sunday here.
]. E. Dill, of Hagerman, spent Sun.
day in Roswell.
]. C. Mann, of Dexter, spent Sun
day with friends here.
r. E. Lund left Sunday afternoon
for Carlsbad to attend court.
J. NJ. iIervey left Sunday afternoon
for Carlsbad to attend court.
Tom Cox arrived Sunday afternoon
from lola, Kansas, seeking health.
from a business visit in Lake Arthu
Miss Aida Smith returned to her
| school at Lake Arthur Sunday after
noon.
John A. Hall left Saturday night
ON a few days "trip to Dexter and
| Carlsbad.
lobe Odem returned to Hagerman
Sunday afternoon after a visit here
with his family.
/ J. w. Talley came up from Dexter
Sunday morning to spend the day
with home-folks.
W. A. Baker left Sunday afternoon
on a few days business trip to Arte-
STA and Lakewood.
G. E.. Harlan has returned TO his
home in Gail, Texas. after a visit
with friends in Roswell.
A. Abshire, wife and daughter. of
Fort Worth, have gone to Portales,
after a short stay here.
L. o. Smalley and daughter, Miss
Rosa. left Sunday afternoon for a
weeks stay in Dexter.
Lucius Dills returned Sunday after
noon from a trip up the road. where
he has been surveying.
Ford Lewis, who has been here for
the past visiting. left Sunday
for his home in Salina, Ohio.
HIOOA my W. ~ ICltl Z Jul
day morning from Carlsbad, where
he a been attending court.
C. C. and A. E. Null, of Artesia
n Hagerman, respectively, spent
Sunday with friends in Roswell.
w. NJ. Waskom and b. L. Malone
came up from Hagerman Sunday NOR
ming to spend the day with friends
Philip Feaman, who has been here
visiting his son, Harold P. Feaman,
left this morning for his home in
Ill.
c. A. Woodbridge left Saturday night
for Abilene. Texas. in answer to a
telegram announcing that his father
is very low at that place.
Miss Renette Hill, of Kansas City.
arrived Sunday morning from Carls
bad for a visit of three or four weeks
her brother. F.. l.. Hill.
Bill Kretley, the old time engineer
IF the Pea Vine" road, has arrived
rom New Orleans to spend four or
I've days visiting old friends. /,
w. B.. Custer, of Monroe, Michigan,
came in from Lincoln Saturday and
eft Sunday for Portales. He was the
,uest of friends in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. F. E. Van Doren, of
1erscher, ILL.,, returned Sunday morn
ng from a trip of several days down a
he Valley. They will probably To- ,
ate here.
F. H. Pearce returned Sunday from +
Il Paso, where he has been with his r
visiting their mother. His f
H. E. Pearce, goes rom Ell T
'aso to his home in Los Angeles, Cal. i
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League Studies Missions.

The Epworth League of the M. E.
church. South, held a meeting in the
study of the pastor Friday eve. at
which missions were studied. 1t was
the regular b~i-weekly missionary NEE
ting of the league. A social session
in the library followed the regular
meeting.
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Invaluable for rheumatism.

had been suffering for the past
few years with a severe attack of
rheumatism and found hat Billiards.
Snow Liniment was the only thing
that gave me satisfaction and tended
to alleviate my pains. March gath.
1902. John C. Degnan, Kinsman, Ill.
csc, soc and $1.OO-Pecos Valley Drug
Company.
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Concert Wa. We'll Attended.

The concert given by the band in
Friday was attended by a large crowd
of people About eight or ten selec-
tons, all of them appropriate to st.
forded splendid entertainment for a
half hour for all present.
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sherIfrs Sale Under Execution.

sherIffs sale Under Execution.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on ~foreclos-
ure of Mortgage. In the District
Court of Chaves County, New Mex
leo.
B. NJ. Armstrong and M. H.
Byrd, co-partners under
the firm name of Arm
strong, Byrd & Compa-
ny, Plaintiffs,
VS.. No. SIS.
Lula NJ. Glover n B. F.
Glover, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of
sale and execution made in above en-
titled decree Of foreclosure, issued
out of the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of Territory of New
Mexico. in and for the county of Cha
yes on the third day of March. 1905.
in the above entitled action number
5S5, wherein the above named plant
ifs obtained a judgment and decree
Of foreclosure against Lula M. Glover
and B. F. Glover, husband OF said
M. Glover, defendants, on the
day of December, 1904, which
said judgment and decree of fore
was on the second day of
1904, duly recorded in
book D of said court, at
page 276; wherein said defendants
adjudged to be indebted to said
plaintiffs in the sum of five hundred
seventy dollars and five cents
nine dollars and fifty cents costs:
wherein l am commanded to sell all
and situated in the county of Chaves,
Territory of New Mexico and bound
ID and described as follows, to-wit:
OF number three Fairview, as the
aid lot is laid down and described
n the plat of said Fairview on file
n the Office Of the Probate Clerk and
of Chaves county, New Mex
20: also a one hundred and twenty
ighth G-12S) interest in and 10 the
Commonly called Stone)
itch, subject to a prior mortgage of
10000 and accrued interest thereon.
is hereby given. that on the
tn day of April, 1905, at 10 o'clock
m. of that day, at the front door
the court house. in the city of Ros-
ell, county of Chaves, Territory of
Mexico, 1 will, in obedience to
lid order of sale and decree of fore l
osure, sell the above described pro- {
to satisfy plaintiffs judgment, :
mounting with interest and costs to
and the said costs of sale
mounting to $41.25, to the highest G
Id best bidder for cash; that either
any of the parties to this action t
ay purchase said premises. L
Witness my hand his 9Th day of :
arch, 1905.
K. 8. WOODRUFF, :,
Sheriff of Chaves County, t.
New Mexico. {
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Birthday of Princess Louise.

London, Mar. 18.-Today being the
fifty-seventh birthday of Princess Lou
Use duchess of ArgylD, the bells of
ST. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle
ST. Johns church pealed merrily
in honor of the event. The customary
royal salute was fired in Longwalk.
Princess Louise was born at Buck
ingham Palace on March 18, 1848.
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Excursion

For the Texas Cattle Raisers' AS
ISOLATION meeting and Fort Worth
Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth, Tex,
March 81 to rs. round trip tickets
viii be sold via Amarillo al rate OF
$3.50. Tickets on sale March goth,
21st and 22ndp with final limit OF
March 26th.
M. ID. BURNS, Agent
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J. w. Stewart. h has e work
Texas. for the past two months. came
in Saturday night for a visit with his
family. 3
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plan for Years Work.
800 Main.
I'll ANEw IDEA"

The new officers and teachers OF
the M. Z. South Sunday school held
@ meeting at the church Friday
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Protected by
Block Signals

The fret railway in America to adopt the absolute Block
System in the operation of all trains was the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-21
An EIenA3ut story,

\ queer elephant yarn Is told III the
Jauan Chronicle by the captain of a
flsitttGg steamer. On one occasion he
haI on board Il cargo of forty eIe-
piunt~. The ship WaS at anchor i'll a
calm sea. but began to roll violently.
The captain investigated and learned
that the elephants had in some way
Found that by sWaying to and fro all
together Ii rocking motion was pr0duc-
ed that seemed to please them i'm
menseiy So the great heads and bodies
rolled and swung IN unison until the
steamer. which had no other cargo and
rode light. was in imminent danger
of rolling clean over The attendants
We're hurried down into the hold and,
after a great deal of shouting and
humping managed to stop their GAN.
gerouS amuSomont Jules Verne tell
as a fiction of the sinking Of 4 ShII
in that way. and the question is. Has
some one in Japan been reading Ner!l.
or was the novelist's fancy justified lt
0 real experience?
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hovt's "A Bunch of keYs.'

Mr.. Chas Hoyt has ever welded a
keen but kindly pen in satirizing the
fads of everyday life, but in none of
them has he been happier than in the
satire of hotel life. IN this comedy
from the entrance of the TIarum Scar
nm Teddy to the final curtain, he dis
Elays his keen wit and plays on the
many eccentricities seen in the daily
hotel life. The company presenting
the most successful comedy. is one of
the best that has ever been seen in
it, and the manager ent promises the
engagement to be the laughing event
of the season at the Elks theater
Thursday. November 23.
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HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars r..
ward for any case CT catarrh tha
can not be cured by Halls Catarr,
cure
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Q
We, the undersigned, have know
F. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorabl
in all business transactions and fina1
cially able tc carry out any obligs
tons made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, {
Halls CatarrL cure is taken II
ternally. acting directly upon tn
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Pre-
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all drne
gists.
Take Halls family pills for const
patton.
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"Oora Yhorne."

One of the most important an
nouncements of the current season in
the dramatic field of popular priced
amusements is the dran,atization of
Dora Thorne,' Bertha NJ. Clay's nov
ei of international fame Dora
Thorne" is one of the most successful
only increases its value, and enhances
its POPULARITY. proving more than all
else its useful work in the literary
world. story full of humor and
pathos, we'll defined characters, and
sincere heart interest: Dora Throne
il indeed full of II aterial to make one
Of the most successful of the many
dramatizd novels
Messrs. Rowland and Clifford. the
well knowp and popular amusement
caterers. will place this play before
the public with remarkable east of
players and beautiful scenic equip
ment: every care and attention will
be given to make this production
lraise worthy in all respects All who
read the noyel-and those who have
not-can not help but feel refreshed
and benefited by this wholesome play.
Dora Thorne" will be seen ar the
Elks theater Friday November n.
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- s,ses-. .a..1 - la aA.a3ss
CIR Us TOMOKKUN
RIG fOREPAUGti AND SELLS AG-
GREGATtON ARRIVES AT
EARLY HOUR.
To See the Unloading Of the Big shov
Will Be One of Big Sights
Of the Day.

Forepaueh Sells circus will arrive
here at an early hour tomorrow morn
ing. One of the most interesting
sights of he day will be the unloading
The systematic manner in which the
great arm of men is handled and the
speed will which the tents are raised
and the show made ready for the pub
lie inspection is an experience worth
going long way to witness.
First appears upon the scene the
advance guard of tent men. a small
army of them. With them comes the
boss canvassman. Before he is bal
way across the grounds. his ape line
is out and he and his assistants are
busy measuring and II n-arking the loca-
ton of the tent stakes. Very soon
afterward the wagons begin TO arrive
with tent stakes, poles and canvass.
The moment they arrive everything is
activity. A thousand men are here.
there and everywhere.
Among the eallies: arrivals are the
comnissary wagons and those contain
ing the kitchen and dining tents and
. tfeir furniture.
The first tent 10 60 up is the kitchen,
and before the brace ropes are draws
taut, a row of steel cooking ranges Is
in position. and smoke is issuing from
the pipes.
The steward and his assistants are
hard at work preparing breakfast. for
the hard work of circus men can no.
he done on empty stomachS. The div
are busy arranging the long benches
and tables
While this is going on the tent men
have put up three stable tents, the
menaeerie tent and the blacksmith
shop.
II is not until these smaller tents
are up, and the preliminary work fir
ished. nat anything is done toward
erecting the large show tent-the biz
ttp-they call it, But when the work
does begin. il is with a rush.
Up go the center poles. looking like
II asts of an ocean ship Now the can
vas is brought out in sections and
laid on the 'sroud making a sea of
cloth. Nimble fingers lace the vari-
Gus sections until il is all one piece.
Others arrange the tent pole openings.
the side poles are placed in position,
the guy ropes temporarily fastened.
and when all is ready the signal is
given. Three teams of horses haul
away on the main ropes, and up goes
the tent Once it is securely fastened
by the guy ropes. the sides are placed
in position. The whole work is done
in half an hour.
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InIniicit-C Conf d ence.

Would you know your own child If
you should see i. in the street, asked
the sarcastic man who had become in
tereSted in the sociological question.
Dear me. replied the fashionable
lady. ''such Il thing could never hap
pen have given the nurse the strict
est orders that my child must never be
permitted 10 he in the street, and |
know ll;;it she would not betray my
contiGence Why. have such faith in
her that ! feel perfectly safe in leav
in" my darling entirely in her care
month after month. - Chicago Record
Herald
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DEATH OF MRS. e.. N. ROANE.

Mrs. +. \. Roane. member of one
OF the best families in the city, died
Tuesday morning about O'clock at
her residence on Fifth avenue Mrh
Hoane had long been an honored and
most highly respected citizen of Pine
Eluff, and leaves behind her number
OF relatives and great host of friends
t. mourn her loss. The funeral ar
rangements, which are in charge of
the Holderness-Fitzhugh company
will take place from the residence.
1903 West Fifth avenue. at go D. H..
We'd esday DR.. w. D. Buckner con
cHcting the service. In,crment at
Bellwood.
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HOME DECORATIONS.
Consult Specialists if You Have No
Sense of the Artistic.

1t requires an eye for color great in
tuition and general artistic sense of
the fitness Of things 10 engineer the in
terror decorating of a home Compare
lively speaking, there are few homes
that display good taste ia the general
scheme 1t is far more desirable 10
have all The rooiLs III harmony Than 70
have one "laborately decorated Al lie
expense of another. The average Wom-
an. declares professional. has no idra
of artistic decorating Let her -, for
instance to PIX out wall p.rer, ~.
she can comp hend ur further th"A
the little piece that is hung III, for Sug
gcstion. She <anuut With Her eye Ct
Il correct picture of the room aS II
Will appear COmPIaics!. The beauty Of
simplicity does not appeal 10 her. and.
unp cases Gut Of ten. she chooses an
ovcr.lnnc scheme: She lia, no eye tr
color. and So combines the wrong
tones. The woman who is about tC
furnish ii home and is not sure of her
own Judgment should value tn. opii,
ion of the >alcSpeoplc if she is assured
that they understand their business.
Unless one has enjoyed superior al
vantag ges, together With the benefit of
applied knowledge. she cannot fail 10
do better than accept the suggestions
Of specialists in that line. whose mind IS
are concenir::t ted on evolving designs
and schemes which shall conform to
the rules Of science and art. The true
md SaiG ~ ions al M
the personality Of his customer. and
around that lie will work. ColOrs 80 af
feet the powers OF endurance that they
should be chosen with great care.--Chi
cago Tribune.
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THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

A complete and interesting presen
tation of the scenic beauty and tn
rich natural resources and rapif
growth CT the Pacific northwest are
set forth in beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued by the CIT
cago and North Western railway
which gill be sent to any address or
receipt Of cents in tamps.
The Lewis and Ozark expositio,
with the very low excursion "ates am
personally conducted tours in conre'
ton Herewith over the Ncrth.Wes'
ern line from Chicago and the eas
have created an interest In this suf
ject never before equaled. For fu'
particulras address W. 3. Knisker'
p r NJ. 215 Jackson boulevard, CHI
cago.
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A DAINTY TOILET.
1t In "a More POtcmt Factor In Looks
Than Fine Clothes.

The value of the toilet must not be
untirrrstimated by the woman who
would charm.
The ordinary. everyday good looking
girl who finds life IA scrioiS thing and
cannot command the lovely garments
that make pretty women W0H.!rOuSly
beautiful often wistfully wonders why
she. too. should not ut least look fresh,
we'll groomesi and fa I. SO she may,
but she must he persuaded 10 give q
little Elorr ,ioH.sllt ard time to her
daily toilet and ihen, in spite of plain
attire. the NUnlali of ordinary good
looi,S n;}y be quite transformed and
the plain girl really pretty
The girl Who puts Oh her clothes
"anyhow. who brushes ller ii;ir but
perfunctorils and WHO is careless rs to
the little details of attire VIII never
look anything else but dowuy and un
attractive She Should remember that
the woman who looks 80 beautifully"
dressed does not owe Al her daintiness
to picturesque clotheS-She heStoWs
time and care ON her daily toilet. The
busiest girl should try and find time
to be neat and fresh.