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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-14

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANa-
Ter Co, n. +. Ketchnm, Managdg.
Office, G. L o. Station. Phones. l!eil
Nos lol and l35; Citizens, No. IL.
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BOILER SCALING, WATER BOT.
tom. bilge and trimming, tank clean
ing. Labor furnished by the day or
night Office over Central Hotel.
Citizens phone 415. Residence, 317
Forty-flfth street. 4-13-2m
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j. II. CAFFEE & SON, 33rd ST. and
Huntington Ave. Both phones No. / !;
Residence, Bell phone, Al.
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Notice to the People of Newport News.
All the contracting painters have
agreed to run strictly Union shop eX-
cept j. Il. Ballentine
5-ll6t PAINTERS UNION,
619, p. d. &c p. H. of A.
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CONTRACTORS.

a. ID. WALLACE, CONTRACTOR.
Iians and specifications. Office,
;ioli Huntington avenue. Newport
News, Va. l-i-3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILKINS & GUTIERREZ WILL SELL
Ice on Sunday at 81 Foriy-iifth st.
5-l0-3m
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TAILORING.

Tisch the tailor, has the newest In
Imported and domestic woolens which
Will be made into fashionable suits.
251l Washington avenue. 4.23-1m
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WANTED.

PUBLIC TO KNOW
We are now prepared to fill prescrip-
tons Nothing but the highest grade
standard drugs and chemicals used.
j. G. GOURSUCH C co. 5-i2.tf
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FOR SALE-PAIR MULES, 3 YEARS
old. well broken and well matched
In size and color. Apply A. b. ABB.
BITT & BRO. 5-3-Gt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES--EARN $50 PER HUNDRED
writing short letters. Stamped en-
velope for particulars. GEM MFG,
CO. Cassopolis, Mich. 1t
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FOR .SALE-SIX BEAGLE PUPS,
nine months old. II. l.. SINCLAIR.
5-lI-.t
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LOST.
PLUMBING AND Thinning.
UNDERWRITERS.

w. i. ROUSE, FOR GOOD SERVICE
and fine hacks. 234-23G Twenty-fifth
street. Phones, 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cheney visited at 7
Barnes at Island Pond, Saturday ant
Sunday.
Harley Ball, who is working in Bar
ton, visited his father, J. F. Ball. Sunday
The members of the Ladies' Library
association have their next social with
Mrs Fred Corliss on Wednesday evening,
Jan. 3. A five cent supper will be served
from until g. Every one is cordially in.
vited. young and old, to attend, and la
dies not belonging to the association are
requested to bring cake.
Mrs. Ellen Jenkins of Coventry is visit
ing her brother, Henry Moulton.
Alonzo Bean, who is working at South
Barton, spent Sunday at home.
L. D. Gordon, who has been attending
court at St. Johnsbury, is at home for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice OF St. Johns
bury are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Sophia Ball has returned home.
Edna Gray has been i'll with chicken
pox.
Ifyou want to spend an evening very
pleasantly go to Fred Corliss' on the eve.
ming OF January 8. 1906
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
NEWARK.

Christmas tree exercises were held at
the church Saturday evening. Among
those who deserve especial mention were
Wiuona ant VIOLA Bean, Abbie Burns
and Ruth King, Tor speaking, and Lena
Newman Tor singing.
Fred Dolloff of St. Johnsbury spent
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Dolloff.
Roy Dolloff has returned from his visit
to Lowell, Mass.
Warren Fairbanks, who is studying in
Boston, is spending his Christmas vaca-
ton at home with his parents and wife.
Burton Gray had the misfortune one
day last week while at school Of losing
the end of his finger by trunk lid falling
and cutting it off At present his hand is
in very bad condition. He is at home.
Edna Gray and Eleanoire King are at
home from Lyndon Institute for the
Christmas vacation.
Miss Della Geer, who Is working at
Lyndonville, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Geer.
Charles, and Leonard Burns are work
ing at Lyndonville for Van Ness, the
horse trainer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
he Methodist church were held Tuesday

the Methodist church were held Tuesday
evening.
The schools in town have weeks re-
cess so that all can enjoy the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Mabelle Cassidy has gone to Lit
tleton to spend Christmas.
While one of the members of Luke
Colby's family were shopping in Browns
store the other evening, some one stole
len dollar fur robe and whip from the
sleigh which was just outside the door.
Both stores are handsomely decorated
this year and present fine appearance.
Elbridge Carbee is cIerking for NJ. D
Bowker during the holidays.
Fred Curtis expects to move into his
new home this week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
WEST RuRkE.

Misses Fannie, Marjorie and Annie
Slayton are visiting their sister, Mrs. DR..
Laviolette.
Ebert Orcutt is home from Yale Col
lege for a short vacation.
Mrs. Charles Rowland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Claude Watson, of
Lyndonville.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of Lyudonvile
visited at Charles Thompson's this week.
Mrs. E. E. Parker visited her sister,
Mrs. H. L. Doyle, of st. Johnsbury.
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Palmer, who has been
teaching in Sutton, will take Miss
Fletcher's place in the intermediate de.
partment of the village school. Miss
Fletcher only took the school until
teacher could be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole have gone
to East Burke to spend the winter with
Mr.. Coles father.
The next entertainment in the lecture
course will be given Saturday evening by
the Odeon Male Quartet, with Miss Jack
son as reader. The concert is highly
spoken of and it is hoped it will be we'll
patronized.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
LUXEMBOURG.

Mrs. Caleb Long is visiting her par.
ents, Damon Snow and wife.
George Downer has returned from B Is.
ton and is working in Merrill's bobbin
mill in the north part of the town.
Miss Clough has returned from a few
days stay in Littleton and is spending a
few more days here before returning to
New York.
Christmas exercises Monday evening
were very interesting. An elaborate mu
steal program under the direction of DR..
]. c. Breitling was given. The church
was prettily decorated with evergreen
and a Christmas tree was handsomely
decorated and well filled with gifts for
each and all. There was singing and
recitations bv the members of the Sun.
day school. The Christmas exercises oil
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
Green Cut Bone for Poultry,

During freezing weather we cut up a
great many tons OF green bone and meat.
There is nothing better for poultry.
Price S. so per barrel of 200 lbs, at
which price we prepay treights TO almost
any station. At this price cash must
accompany order. Remit by check,
postal money order, express money
order, or registered letter to c. S. Page,
HYDE Park. VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-12-27
A Fearful Fate.

1t is a fearful tate to have to endure the
terrible torture OF Piles II can truth
fully say" writes Harry Colson, OF
Masonvile, Ia, that tor Blind, Bleed
ing, Itching and Protruding Piles, Buck
lens Arnica Salve, is the best cure
made" Also best for cuts, burns and
injuries. 25c at Flint Bros, and F. G.
Landry's, druggists.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-05
ACCOUNTS OF MUIINY.
With One Accord the Papers of the
Whole Empire Credit the Mutiny to
System.-cossacks Fire on Strikers
at St. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg, July with the
publication in the official Messenger
of the official account of the tragedy
at Odessa, the hand of the censorship
is raised. and all the papers are I'LL
ed with columns of accounts from the
foreign papers. Leaving aside the
Vaccinations of the revolutioni3t
press the papers with one voice de
clare that the mutiny on the ships
of the Black Sea fleet, was the result
of the rotten system in vogue in the
Russian navy, the blue-jacketS being
utterly neglected, and the officers iiv-
ing ashore except during brief cruis-
es. Captain Clado, in long interview
affirms that the question of food was
but q pretext, the real cause being
the complete lack of sympathy be
tween the mutineers and their offic-
ers, most of whom he said are dis
gustingly incompetent. Owing to their
positions of influence at ST. Peters
burg, they care nothing for good ser
vice or the well being and content
ment of the men,
Other writer's, some of whom are
evidently high in government service
but who write under assumed names
in the most savage fashion declare
that the bureaucracy regime in the
navy is only repeating what it has
previously shown, and plainly init
mate that similar conditions exist in
the army.
Fear" says Slovo, lis the sole ba-
sis of discipline in the army and ma
w. and it will prove poor instru
ment of keeping the rank and file 10y
al to the throne, as it has in the sup
preston of discomfort among the
people The government should learn
that the reason the soldiers and sail
ors are beginning to awaken is the
same that has already awakened the
people
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Base Ball Team to Canyon.

The Roswell Baseball team
leaves next Monday for Canyon City,
Texas, where they will remain play
ing until Saturday night. They will
have a player from Carlsbad, a catch
er and first baseman from Artesia
and Caldwell. who has lately come
in from college, will join the pitch
ing staff. Bidwen and Morgan will
probably go, also. The team will pre-
sent different lineup from what II
did at Dexter yesterday.
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Change in Business Houses.

Park & Morrison are preparing 10
move from their present location in
the Daniel & Daniel drug store to the
building three doors north of the
3cst office. which is being elegantly
6tted for their coming New fixtures
and furnishings, as well as an enlarg-
ed stock will give the new Park e
Morrison store greatly improved ap
,earance. The Daniel & Daniel store
will also be remodeled and improved,
giving more room to show their al
-eady large stock
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der that the town seemed deserted.
At Dexter ball game was the fea-
ture in the afternoon Roswell
team went down in defeat before the
Dexter nine by a score of TO 8. At
night there was q big dance in which
many took great pleasure. The big
free barbecue dinner was a popular
attraction and many hundreds were
fed The crowd was a big one, and
although there were a great many
heavy cargoes' carried about dur
ing the day, there was a comparative
Iy small number of fights. No serious
accidents are reported.
AT Carlsbad the crowd was enter
tanned with ball game in which
Carlsbad beat Artesia 13 to 8, and
four horse races. Artesia had beaten
Carlsbad the day before 26 to and
the game On the Fourth was q great
surprise. There was one harness
race, two running races with high
bred stock and one cow-pony race
A barbecue dinner was another fea-
ture. There were few fights and
drunks and no serious accidents.
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The Board of County Commissions
ers met today and read the report OF
John w. Poe, w. P. Chisum and E.
D. Balcom, who were appointed to
view and select a site for the propos-
ed bridge across the Rio Pecos. The
mid-point between Dexter and Hag
erman (the two most interested con
testanrs) as the lay of the land will
permit. This place was found to be
near the section line between sec.
tions % and 34, township 13 south.
range 26 east. or 31a miles below
Dexter and 21z above Hagerman.
The report favored the building OF
two steel spans of $50 feet each and
thirteen steel spans of so feet each,
the latter to span low bottom. The
latter could be. made of wood.
The report advises the commission
ers 70 postpone the building of the
bridge until next year. IL the law will
permit the postponement, giving -ea-
sons srsgarding present high taxes
and the amount of property that win
come ID for taxation next year that
II not in now.
The report was not acted upon
About twenty citizens from Spring
Mound Valley. which is across the ri
xer from Dexter. were before che
llr6 tbday asking for the bridge 10
be located near their town.
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cossacks Fire on Strikers.

St Petersburg, July 5.-The Cos
sacks fred on the Putiloff Iron Works
strikers this morning. The trouble
vas started by the arrest OF a youth
who was entering the works. The po-
liceman who took the young man in
to custody suspected him of having
dynamite. The latter on being ar,
rested. drew revolver and killed
the policeman, and was himself soun
ded by another policeman. The atrik-
ers quickly gathered, and the Cos
sacks charged on them. using whips.
and then fired a volley, causing sew
eral casualties among the strikers.
Excitement in the district is intense.
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The quiet of Sunday reigned in
Roswell on the Fourth of July, when
the country was celebrating the Dec
laration of Independence. The town
had decided to take a rest from the
usual observance, and those who
wanted a noisy time. left for other
places where arrangements had been
made to turn loose the dogs of
war; as it were. Even the small
boys were restrained from their U.s.
ual cannonade of fire-crackers, and
at night few private exhibitions of
fireworks were about the only marks
OF the Glorious Fourth.
So far as has been reported. there
was but one serious accident in this
vicinity during the whole day, that
is SO often filled with dreadful disas
ters. Miss Leora Jones, daughter of
w. T. Jones, of Michigan avenue, and
stenographer to c. M. Bird, clerk of
district court, was accidentally shot
In the thigh with a As calibre revol-
yer while on a picnic out at the Ber-
rendo with a party of four couples
of young people, at 11:3O in the NOR
ming. 1t was her fear of being hurt
that caused the accident A young
man in the party had brought revol-
yer, and after he had fired it cou-
pie of times and placed 1t in his bug
gy, Miss Jones hid the extra cart
ridges, and asked Fred Hunt, anoth-
er young man of the crowd, to re-
move the shells in the gun. SO it
could not be fired again. In remov-
ing the loads. one was found to stick
In the chamber, and in forcing it
from its place, Mr.. Hunt accidentally
discharged 1t. The ball entered the
flesh and after grazing the upper
thigh bone. passed out on the other
side. lodging In the clothing.
The unfortunate young lady was
brought home and given surgical at
tertion. The wound was pronounced
H6tsdangerous, but she will be laid
up for some time. She was resting
easily today.
Miss Beth Fitzgerald stumbled ov-
er foot-scraper in the excitement
Aof setting OF pyrotechnics and fell
painfully bruising her arm, but The
accident could hardly be classed as
serious
There were few drunks in Roswell
no sehts to speak of. ana although
there were several arrests. none Of
the cases were worthy OF mention
MI being minor offenses.
The big celebrations of the va.le,
were held at Dexter and Carlsbad
Great crowds OF people went to boti
places. either ON the train or in bug
gies. The excursion train in the moTI
ing carried 2a5 Roswell people t
Dexter and IS to Carlsbad. The even
linz train took another big crowd L
Dexter With these crowds out o
town ana with hundreds missing VII.
wear On pIcnfca. there was little won
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-07-05
COUNTRY CLUB TO ORGANIZE.
Meeting for Organization VIII Be
Held Thursday Night at the Ros-
we'll Commercial Club.

The Country Club, new organiza-
lion in Roswell, will meet tomorrow
light at $3.50 at the rooms of the Ros
well Commercial Club for the purpose
of completing it's organization by the
election of officers and drawing sIp
constitution and bylaws. The new
:lub has seventy odd members, and
will be one of the big social organi-
cations Of the city Fortunate will be
those given the opportunity to at
END its functions and take part in it's
pleasure excursions
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Sister NJ. Boniface, of Marshfield,
Wis, and Sister Stella, of Wichita,
Kan, arrived in Roswell Monday eve
ming for the purpose of taking up The
work of securing funds for free hos
pital for Roswell and to look after
the construction of the building and
starting of the enterprise. Their com
ing had been looked for for some
time, and a great majority of the peo-
pie of Roswell are glad that they are
praiseworthy work. helping hand
will be, given them by nearly all in
the good work they are undertaking.
The people of Roswell, that is
great majority of them, have, at some
period of their lives, had occasion to
see the workings of these Sisters hos
pitals Everyone who has seen ope
of them and understands all of the
conditions will realize that they are
laudable institutions and, as they pay
all of their running expenses and do
means, they cannot in reason be crit
icised All over the United States
the Sisters hospitals are recognized
by the best physicians as the best
managed and most capably conducted
hospitals of the land Roswell is in
deed lucky.
The Sisters will begin their work
of soliciting in few days. They hope
to start the building in about two
weeks.
The Sisters who are now in Roswell
regarding the building of Hospital
have made the following statements
as to how the institution will be con
Quoted:
The Hospital to be built by the Sis
ters on the 10 acres of land procured
for that purpose, on the South Hill in
the City of Roswell, N. NJ. The
building to be constructed of brick
and stone, with all modern improve
ments, and to cost about $4,000 AT
the start, more to be added as the
patronage requires.
That the Hospital be run by the
Sisters as a charitable institution in
this manner: those who are able TO
pay the regular hospital rates, those
who are not able to pay and have
been recommended TO the Hospital
Iauthorities, as well deserving of caari
| ty will be taken free of all charges.
The county and city patients to he
charged for at a rate to be agreed
upon between the County and City
authorities and the sisters.
| All patients. whether pay or chari
ty. will receive the best possible
treatment alike.
All patients viii have religious free
dom according to their belief.
No favoritism win be shown an,
physicians or surgeons. but all vii
kbe treated with uniform courtesy
and given as much assistance as pos
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sible. and the treatment of all pa
tients will be carried out according
to the directions of their physician.
Separate buildings will be used for
contagious diseases. and tuberculosis
cases. No insane patients will be
taken.
AS the hospital will be considered
and conducted as a charitable insti-
tuition, depending upon the good will
of the ciuizens of Roswell and the
surrounding country, it will be nee
essary that the Sisters receive all
possible moral and financial support,
For this reason. the general public
fully realizing the benefits to be de
rived. will be requested to donate
freely to this worthy cause.
Following are the names of the
Hospital Executive COMMITTEES: E. A..
Cahoon. Robert Kellahin. Maurice
Price, Drs. r. NJ. Bradley. w. T. JOY
ner, J. w. Kinsinger, C. NJ. Yater, E.
II. Skipwith. E. M Fisher and ]. NJ
Nelson, Count Martini and w. p. Lew
is. This committee will have charge
of the matter of the Sisters hospital
They were appointed by President
c. A. Richardson, of the Roswell Com
mercial Club.
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situation as to Armistiee.

st. Petersburg, July 5.-The sitna-
ton regarding an armistice is as fol
lows: Russia has formally signifed
to President Roosevelt her desire for
lasting peace. not only by the ap
pointment of plenipotentiaries who
will be accompanied by eminent ex-
perts fully empowered to conclude a
treaty subject only to the satisfaction
of the. respective governments, but
as final step has indicated her rea-
illness to suspend hostilfties. She has
avoided formally asking for an armis-
tice. as a matter of pride
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A NOVEL CELEBRATION

Short Meeting is Held on the Night
of July Fourth, and the Signing OF
the Declaration Of independence is
Celebrated by Ordering Big Reduc
tion in City Taxes.
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WATER MEETING
Is POSTPONED.

The meeting of citizens for
the purpose of deciding on
some means of securing a wa
ter plant for Roswell, which
is to be held in the Roswell
Commercial Club Rooms, and
10 which every citizen is in
vited, whether a member of
the Club or not, has been
postponed from Thursday to
Friday night of this week.
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Miss Nell Coffey, head milliner at
he Joyce-Pruit store, left this morn
ing to spend the summer vacation at
i1er home at San Antonio. From there
she will go TO New York to study
styles and buy the fall stock for Joyce
pruit and will return in the fall.
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Black Sea squadron Returns.

Sevastopol. July 5.-The Black Sea
squadron, under Rear Admiral Krue.
ger, has returned here from it's sec
ond voyage to Odessa. The squadron
included the battle ship Georgia po-
biedonotz.
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REPORT ON THE PRO-
POSED BRIDGE.
ASK PosIpONfMfNI

The Committee Advises the County
Commissioners to Put Off the Build
If the Law Will Permit Such an Ac.
tion.-A Suggestion on Plans.
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r. e. Jump is expected from Kerr
ville. Tex, for visit with his faith
er. j. w Jump, and brother, F. VI.
Jump
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G. E. Johnston and wife came down
from Boyina Monday evening to .-isit
friends for couple of days.
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iNpEPENpENcE DAY LIKE sun
DAY IN ROSWELL.
ONE SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Young Lady is Accidentally Shot
With a RevoIver.-Big Time at Dex-
ing to Each Place From This City
Many Pienics.-Few Arrests.
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Mutineers Want Provisions.

Theodosia, July 5.-The Russian
battle ship Kniaz Potempkine has ar
rived here, and asked for coal. pro
visions and medical attendance. Tne
,nItineers demanded that the author
tiles guarantee their safety during
the stay Of the ship here
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.. 5. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Report.l

Roswell. N. M, July /. 1905.
For the benefit of our employees,
we will close our yards every Ser
day during the summer at 5 O'Clock
p. M oetiwI
Kemp Lumber Company.
Pecos Valley Lumber Co.
Roswell Lumber Company
NJ. WRIGHT,
Odlcial IN Charge.
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TWO SISTERS ARRIVE IN Ros-
WELL TO TAKE UP THE
ENTERPRISE.
wHAI THEY PLAN TO DO

Religion VIII Have No More to Do
With the Manner in Which the Hos
pitai Will Be Run Than Will Poll
tics or Financial Condition.-Wor<
to Be Started in Two Weeks.
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OLD SETTLERS PICNIC.

All the old settlers who
, have been in the Pecos Val
; ley 30 years or longer. are re- !
; quested to meet in the court
; room at 3 O'Clock Saturday
, afternoon to arrange for an
: old settlers barbecue and pic
: mic. BY order of Committee.
,
: e g e g 3 3 9 @ g q g e e .