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From Denver Republican.

From Denver republican
1t is reported. from Albuquerque
that informationu has beer received
showing a notable change of senti-
ment In some parts of Arizona toward
the proposition that New Mexico and
Arizona shall be admitted by h
next as one state.
1t is fortunate if a change of this
kim has taken place, for there is no
question that the feeling among a
great majority of the eastern mem
bers of congress is hostile t. the ad
mission of either territory as a sep
arate state.
Should the people of the two ter
ritories signify a willingness to come
mitted without hesitation by congress
next winter. 1t is probable that a
n state and Oklahoma and Indian
Territory as another will be introduc
ed just as il was in the last congress
and that the desire of some members
to aid Oklahoma will induce them to
vote for the bill. Notwithstanding its
passage will involve joint rather than
separate statehood for New Mexico
and Arizona.
United, New Mexico and Arizona
would make one of the greatest stat
es in b union in point of area, and
their natural would in their
development provide for the mainte-
nance Of a large population. The
state would be so strong and in
course of time would become so
wealthy that it would be in every re-
spect self-sustaining. The ambitions
of the people would be aroused; and
just as Texas people are proud of the
greatness of their state, so the citi-
lens of the new state would find
their proudest boast in the vast area
and inexhaustible of their
commonwealth.
The idea that the two would not
harmonic is not we'll founded. They
are so new in their development and
SO sparsely settled that it would be
but a few years until they would
come together and be so welded by |
community interests that they would |
never entertain a thought of separa-
ton.
1t is the great, the powerful states
which exert the most influence upon
the course of the national govern
ment and the destinies of republics.
west needs states of that kind.
1t would be far better for the west
to have one powerful state where
New Mexico and Arizona now stand
than two feeble states which would
have . constant struggle to maintain
themselves and to carry into ade-
duate effect the purposes of a state
government.
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Baptised in Spring River.

Rev. H. F. Vermillion baptised four
Sunday afternoon. Since coming here
two months ago., Rev. Vermillion has
received an average of two new mem
bers to his church every Sunday.
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Good for Stomach Trouble and Con
stipation.

"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done me a great leal
of good" says C. Towns, of Rat por
tage, Ontario, Canada. "Peing a mild
physic the after effects are not IN
pleasant, and | can recommend then
them to all who suffer from stomach
disorder" For sale by all dealers.
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The following persons are appoint
ed as a committee of one to accom-
ANY h Sisters in their effort to
make collections for the Hospital:
Lumber Yards and contractors, H.
F. Smith.
Drug stores, Mrs. w. P. Lewis.
Livery stables, ]. w. Stockard.
Ice Factory and Light Co. c.
NJ. Bird.
Bakers and Butchers. F. w. Ran
kin and Jake Pearce.
Doctors, DR.. J. w. Kinsinger.
Dentists, DR.. F. N. Brown.
Railroads for rates on brick for
building. Judge Richardson and com
mittee he may select from the Com
mercial Club.
Cattle and sheep men, T. D. White
Farmers. Chas. DeBremond and
w. G. Hamilton.
Railroad employees, such as train
men. office and Yard men, Mike
Burns.
Saloons and gambling. t o be work
ed by the committee without the as
sistance of the Sisters. Harold Hurd,
John Kipling. Mr.. McMinter.
Hotels and restaurants. Mrs. Danen
berg, George Cazier.
Dray men, creamery and Canning
factory, Andy Robertson.
Blacksmiths and machine shops,
Dan Majors, Ounce Cummins.
BARRIERS. George Freidenbloom.
jewelers.. Harry Morrison.
Harness men, artificial stone Mfg,
ear laundry and stone crusher. w.
c. Burrus.
Photograph gallerys, w. R. Walton
Carpenters Union, Billy Jones, Cri-
ger.
Surveyors, Fred Hunt.
E. A. Cahoon, chairman of commit
Zee appointed by the Roswell Com
mercial Club, in matters pertaining
TO the Hospital.
Additional Subscriptions Received.
Kelly & Norris, $500
Joyce-Pruit Co, $4,000
c. w. DeFreest, $500
Turner & Malone. $500
J.. ]. Murphy, $1,000
A. Hanney, $40.
C. Brown. SIS.
Southwestern Land Co. $25.
l. K. McGaffey, $50.
w. C. Reid, $40.
G. A. Richardson. $25.
Cash. 81.
Jacoby. $500
F.. H. Miller, ST..
S. L. & w. w. Ogle, $25.
]. B. Dilley & Son, $50.
Rufus w. Smith. $25.
G.. N. Amis. 80.
w. T. Paylor, IS.
Judge VIM. H. Pope. $25.
w. w. Baldwin, $40.
B. E. Ingerson, IS.
J. S. Lea, $40.
Lucius Dills, $40.
F. P. Gayle. SO.
H. ]. Shaver. $40.
C. ]. Franks. $40.
G. NJ. Slaughter. SO.
E. l. Wildly, $40.
E. A. Finnegan. $50.
Notice, Patriachs Militant
There will be a regular meeting of
Canton Wildly No. 1, l. o. o. F., on
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Charles Whiteman has returned
from a four weeks visit in Michigan
and othe. Northern and Eastern
states. He~is glad t get pack in the
New Mexico climate.
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Jaffffa-Praoer Co. Expanding.

The Jaffa-Prager Company has sec
nred the room made vacant when the
Pecos- Valley Liquor and Cigar Com
pany Went out of business and they
will Increase their store with a whole
sale dry goods department that will
be put in the new room.
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Notice, Patriaehs Militant.

There will be a regular meeting of
Canton Wildly. No. 1, l. o. o. F., on
"Wednesday night, m ali members
should be present. Important bust
ness. l1t2
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ATTENTION. x. Irregular meet
ing tonight Work in the first and
third ranks. All members requested
TO attend. Visiting brothers cordially
invited-GEo. FRENCH. K. of R.
4 8 1t.
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ARIZONA Is CHANGING

The Combined Areas of New Mexico
and Arizona Mould Mak a State
to Maintain the Respect of All
Others.
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w. NJ. Rec went to Carlsbad last
night on business connected with the
q. S. Geological Survey. He will re.
urn Wednesday.
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J.. w. Turknet came up from down
the Valley this morning fer a short
business visit.
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Maynard Gunsul, of Albuquerque
one of the owners of the local cleo
trio light plant, came in last night
on business.
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DETAILED PLANS MADE TO TAKE
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
STILL THEY COME IN

Large Number of Contributions are
Received Today, Running All tha
Way From One Dollar "cash" Offer
ines to Two Hundred Dollars From
a Large Mercantile House.
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Marcus Sanches has returned fron
a TWO months visit in San Antonio.
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5 LOCAL NEWS 5


". H. Wishart left this morning
for Chicago.
john w. O'Bryan, of Dexter, was
in town today
WANTED-Dining room girl at Ell
Captain Hotel. 11t4*
DR.. Sam S. Butler came up from
Dexter this morning
P. N. Montgomery is here from
Amarillo on business.
n. w. Embry, of Dexter, was a bn-
siness visitor here today.
Marvin Simpson, of Dexter, was a
visitor in Roswell today.
W. T. Bonds, of San Antonio, Tex,
arrived today on business.
j. NJ. Reid left this morning for
| Kenna on a business trip.
c. A. Mcknight came down from
Portales last night on business.
N. c.. Olney came up from Artesia
/ Ills uIO loI d SIlOI DuSIliSSS l.
| sit.
J. w. T~aliaferro, of Carlsbad, spent
today in the city looking after bust
ness.
neutrality-suspicious. house Of five
rooms and bath. Address X, care
Record. 11t3*
Mrs. J. l. Chastain and three grand
daughters arrived his morning from
Alpine, Texas.
FOR RENT.-Two Groom 3-closet
houses, with water, on Alameda av.
enue. Inquire Price & Co. lift
C. NJ. Trowbridge is confined to mis-
bed with sickness. He is suffering
with a general breakdown from over
work.
w. R. Allison. of Carlsbad, who
has been here several days on bust
ness, left this morning for the North
on business.
Miss Laura Bertrand, of Artesia,
who has beer here visiting left this
morning for Lexington, o. T.. for a
two months visit.
A. L. Circle and f. A. Haynes, who
have been here on business, left this
morning for Alva, O.. T. They We're
here several days.
L. P. Stubs came in from Blanco
Tex. today and will be here until the
last of the eek visiting with friends
and tr~ansacJing business.
Mrs. Nellie G. Ullery and daugh-
ter. Miss Jimmie, leave this after
neon for Los Angeles Calf, where
hey will spend the rest of the
summer.
]. w. Foster is expected tomorrow
rom Deming. for a visit with his
brother, c. w. Foster. The brothers
have not seen each other for thirty
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Schneider, for
merly OF this city. but now of Arte-
STA. passed through Roswell this NOR
ming on their way to Dalhart, Texas.
On a visit.
Judge Pope and Clerk C. NJ. Bird,
of the district court left this morning
for Portales, where they went to look
after preliminary work in the open
ing of court.
The aides Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet on
Thursday at 800 p. m. with Mrs. II.
L. Pickering at her home two miles
northeast of town.
LOOSE LiME.-We have it in any
quantity desired. Suitable for SAM
tary and dis%infecting purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone IS.
". E. Robertson, who is getting up
the material in the south end of the
Valley for the Totten & Robertson
book Of the Valley, came up from
Carlsbad this morning to confer with
his partner.
Judge w. w. Gatewood left this
morning Tor Portales to look after
legal business in the injunction suit
of the Horseshoe Land and Cattle
Company against the officers of
Quay county.
Fred West has arrived from Carls
bad, where he has beef employed
by the Jllery Furniture Company.
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w. A Gillette. of Dexter, spent to
day in Roswell.
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w. NJ. Waskom came up from Ha
german today on business.
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Frank Anderson and John H. Nc
Kinstry went TO Woodward, o. t
this morning.
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j.. F. White, of Artesia. was a bust
ness visitor here today.
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A. F.. Catron was here from Dexter
.oday.
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J.. S. Dicus was here from Dexter
today.
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FOR JOINT
STATEHOOD

THE MOVEMENT IS GROWING IN
STRENGTH EVERY DAY.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1905-08-12

The Midland Enterprise says
that passengers from the branch
lines are experiencing difficulty ir
obtaining Health Certificates al
Midland. The town is not incor
porated and without resident
physician makes it particularly
distressing to our near by country
friends.
New Orleans is making war on
rats as well as on the mosquito
While there is no evidence that
the rat is a conveyor of yellow
fever inpection, scientists agree
that the Norwegian black rat. the
variety which infests New Orleans
and most other seaports, is a proli-
tic breeder OF disease and pes
tilence.
Anse LaBntte is again attract
ing some attention. Last week
we'll "Lake No. / p being drilled by
Lake Drow, gushed mud and
gravel when down I150 #. with
great force and noise, says the
Iberian. The promoters are hope
ful OF an oil producer. Anse la
Butte is about % miles southeast
of Opelousas.
Bunkie seems to be pestilence-
ridden this year. Hardly had that
prosperous little town got rid of
yellow fever when the caterpillar
appeared in her cotton fields.
Poisoning is going on, aud if her
people can control the caterpillar
situation as effectivly as they did
the yellow fever there will be little
damage.
According to official information
the Louisiana Railway and Navi-
cation Company has surveyed
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1905-08-12
BAYOU CHICOT DOTS.
"PIcked Up on the Wing" by Our Cores.
pendent.

August Slot!
Yellow fever situation has put a
quietus on business.
Hon. J. J. Thompson, Safe Sem
ator, passed through here on his
way from Belle-Cheney last Fri.
day. Also DR.. r. Z. Walker, Her
bert Creswell, Man Cooke and Lo-
renzo Mornhinyeg.
Rev. Alexander, of Cheneyvilie,
Baptist minister, held a two
weeks revival here. Several mem
bers were added to the church dur
ing the meeting.
The citizens here wish to thank
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Murray for the
loan of their organ during the Bap-
tist meeting; and also to their ac-
complished daughter, Miss May,
who performed SO exquisitely on
the instrument.
E.s. Andras, ESD, (Uncle Lash),
gave US pleasant call last week.
Caterpillars are reported, but as
vet have done no damage.
Crowded houses were In attend
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1905-08-12
news FROM ALL
over The STATE.
Several Murders and Accidents In the State
During Last Week.
MUCH PARIS GREEN BEING SOLD.
Rice Received at Rayne--Anse LaBuite Again
Attracting Attention. -BunkIe
Mas CatefpIlIafs.

John Condor was shot and killed
In New Orleans last Sunday.
Steve wainwright shot and killed
j. c.. Wade, at Jena La, on the 4th.
w. G.. Evans was elected Super
intendant of Public Education of
st. Tammany parish.
The Women's League of New
Orleans have Joined in the work to
rid New Orleans of Yellow fever.
President Roosevelt has ap-
proved the sentence OF Lieut.. Will
holt, tried by court-martial at
New Orleans.
John e. Rossner, a prominent
young man of Gretna, fell over
board from u pleasure boat Sunday
and was drowned.
Col. VIM. G. Young, Confederate
veteran and sheriff of Tensas par.
ish for twenty years, died at st.
Joseph, La, ON the 9th.
The tall iron fence surrounding
the State capital Is receiving a
fresh coat OF paint, for the first
time since the civil war.
Arelian Broussard, farmer liv-
ing in Prairie Gregg, near Abbe-
Vile, was murdered on last Satur-
day, while in the act of entering
his house. Two negroes have been
arrested, charged with the murder.
De Soto Progress: The man who
had his corn in his crib and bacon
i'm his smokehouse, was the man
who was able to hold his cotton
and get 10 cents q pound for it.
The moral of it is, raise corn and
hogs.
The Crowley Signal says: Agent
Won Eye was notified Thursday
that only shipments of fuel would
be received by Shreveport and
-
Alexandria. This excludes all
other freight traffic including rice
shipments.
About eight million barrels OF
oil are being held up in storage in
the Mamou oil fields, pending
final decision Of the courts In the
famous land suit OF the Martel-
Caffery interests and the Hussiers-
I4atreille interests.
A special from Welsh, La, says
that the hot weather OF the past
few weeks is working wonders with
thelate rice. Every one seems con-
fident OF a good crop. The pumps
are running full blast, and the crop
IL generally well flooded.
The Breaux Bridge Valley Of the
Teche very correctly says that If
that town had to depend on the
idlers who spend their time in criti-
zlsing any good move for advance
ment, it would soon mildew and
rot away. Ditto for every town.
Washington, Aug. 6.-This Sec
tion was visited this afternoon by
perfect clondburst. The heavi-
est psecipitation this year in the
same time was accompanied BY
continuous lightning and thunder.
The streets were flooded for time.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1905-08-12

ance at the Baptist church during
the two weeks of revival services
held here, and people who had not
been seen inside of a church for
years were conspicuous by their
presence.
Isaac Griffith, q young cotton
farmer, brought MS the first open
cotton of the season. He says that,
with fair weather, he can easily gin
a bale by tho last of the month.
The lovely aud beautiful Misses
Carter, of Turkey Creek, spent eight
or ten days with Misses Iva and
Utah Tubre during the Baptist
revival.
Tt is reported that gold has been
discovered at the Slime Kiln"
some ten miles west of Chicot. In
blasting the rocks, we are told,
every indication OF the presence of
gold was discovered.
We sincerely hope that the yell
low fever scare will not interfere
with the big boom that Opelousas
has on her hands. But what the
capital wants to do now is to be
careful and Watcllful, and guard
against the fever pestifence, and
leave no stones unturned to keep
out the dreaded disease.
Simon johnson, OF Opelousas,
has been up here two or three
weeks, looking after his cattle and
land interests. He also has his
eye on one of the fair ones of Chicot
Look out, Professor!
Henry Griffith, one of our thriv-
ing and go-ahead young farmers,
took two loads of Watermelons to-
Opelousas last week.
Mr.. Ed. Mcdonald, OF Millbnrn,
the log and saw mill man, has
moved his family into the parson-
age for the rest of the season.
H. L. Erlich had an amusing,
but not very pleasant, incident to
happen to him last Friday night.
His family having preceded him
to church, he proceeded to make
his "toilet' a La mode, because he
is particularly fond of girls, and he
knows that the Madam goes up in
the "amen eornerv while he stays
in the back pew and proceeds to
fiirt with anything that is pretty.
Henry has been working hatgame
for long time, and we learn that
his good wife often wondered why
he was always late, and when he
did get to church why he always
sat back. This time he had espied
a bottle on the bureau that he took
to be bottle of cologne. He
pressed the Madam TO go ahead, rs
usual, bethinking that he'd
sprinkle himself with the sweet
stuff and waltz into church
like a eoxcomb and be-
wilder everything there. But
Henry's good luck went back on
lim this time; for 10! he got hold
,f the assafmtida, and the meeting
adjourned prematurely that night
ind a search for dead rats and
cheese was at once or
Tered by the deaeons.
Several of our school teachers
arrived by private conveyance last
having attended the ex-
animation at Opeleasas.
Capt. Sam Haas left Monday to
attend a meeting of the Police Jury
it Opelousas. CHICOT.
The Railway world says that the
Kansas City Southern has recently
placed large orders for steel rails.
This is the system which proposes
10 build q line from Leesville to
Baton Rouge through Opeiousas.
, 1905-04-01
DISEASE
IS IN CHECK
VETERINARIAN STATES THAT IT
Is NEW AND As YET UN.
NAMED, BUT IN CONTROL.
Similar Outbreaks Have Occurred In
Different Sections, but II Is Now
Thought There Will Be No Fur.
ther Spread Among the Swine Of
This Plain.

Mr.. A. w. Whitehouse, the veterin-
arian, who Is interested with State
Veterinarian Seabury Of Cheyenne in
an examination of the malignant dis
ease which has already carried of a
large number of hogs on the Laramie
plain, states that he believes the dis
ease has been checked and that he
looks for no other cases. He declares
the disease has been confined to the
herds first reported, and hat its spread
has been provided against by the
prompt action of the state veterin-
arian.
AS yet the veterinary surgeons have
not been able to give the disease a
name, but DR.. Piston, the government
inspector, has had knowledge of it in
other sections, and he and other vet
.erinarians, while not knowing just
what to call it, have been enabled to
take such steps as would stamp it out.
1t is noted that there has been a
slight result in the sale of pork, but
the assurance is given that there is
absolutely no danger from hat source,
as every hog slaughtered is inspected
and not a particle of faint is feared.
, 1905-04-01
HOOLIGAN AND HIS BAND
IN PARADE AND CONCERT.

Allen Curtis is a Hebrew comedian
and the leading comedian of the vaude-
vile stage. 1t will be remembered
that he appeared for five weeks in
Denver last fall in "Fiddle-de dee" He
is to take the leading part there again
this spring in Happy H~ooligan." The
greatest treat of your life will be
missed if you fail to see and hear that
funny Jew comedian in Happy Hooli-
gan" next Monday, April 3, at the
Opera House. Winsome girls galore,
with Bowers and Curtis, who gained
their place as head-liners on the yaude.
vile stage with their 'skit," THE Dog
Catcher" are two of the many clever
people with the "Hooligan's Troubles
who make their first appearance here.
The troubles of Hooligan will not
trouble you. They will make you lagn
at the Opera House next Monday night.
A street parade and band concert will
be given at 1 O'Clock.
, 1905-04-01

creek mining man, returned last night
from Goldield, New, where he has
been looking the situation over. He
declares the mining camp greatly over
done and that 1t is almost impossible
for a man to get work or accommoda-
lions.
Captain and Mrs. William Yates and
their little son left for the east today.
the captain going as far as Kansas
City with Mrs. Yates, who will contin-
ne the trip to Macon, Ca, for the
spring. Their son is not well and the
trip is made for the benefit of his
health. Captain Yates is expecting
to be ordered to join his regiment in
the Philippines at the close OF his de-
tailed service at the University of Wy
oming.
Judge J.. A. Riner and Miss Harriet
Knight passed through the city on the
morning train today with Judge Jesse
knight of the state supreme court,
who has been in California and who,
it is feared, is being brought home to
die. Mr.. Fenimore Chatterton went TO
California to return with the Judge and
was with him when the train passed
through here. Miss Knight and Judge
Riner went to Rawlins yesterday after
noon to meet the party.
, 1905-04-01
FOR WYOMING.
PARTIES OFF
FOR THE LAKES TODAY.

Two parties left shortly after noon
today for the Hutton lakes and other
lakes on the plain for ducks. One par
ty consisted. of Otto Won Richter. DR..
McNifr, John Kunkle and DR.. McCol,
lum, and the other included Engineers
Tom McHugh. Brad Harnish, John Hef-
feron and Max Ehmke. The last nam
ed will remain out for three or four
days. Joe Lohlein, Dick Tregoning.
Tregoning and John Davis
have gone to the lakes in the big basin
for a couple of days.