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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-17

5 sAaa. u.sp.. r--p.aa Car. c.-cA.r Car s-suaes Al. D-Dsnlsa Co
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Yarf Hesiun 9ntbsr college,
Sersus SAILS, @iaH.

0a Sen iioite 9orreipoftSdrce bIep
inbienbt til "8ecorab.8 oiter" ira
benne SfoIe, bar SfoIens 9rbeioe
iaa blot begpn6t for taar. R1t Der.
imoo er bet beHtmob Slutniugeu af
Sermiiien, %, iotn naturlist er, er
ser anfomne en- bel Gel Hpe @Ieoer,
iioen III fioit ifreo, ioa at Ssgniuser
peo SfoIen MT er itsrre, emo ri bapbe
rentet.
"a Sfofens @Ieper for set mcitc
er 8armergtttter og bigger, cg oa
SSitar6eibet paa Sarnter nit begpu.
ser at bIioe TGrotgt, er Get ogiaa ri.
meIigt, at oe. ser snifer at beige EFT
SfoIe ont @interen, nit begpnoer at
inofinoe Jig. SaaeSeS iom III bar
SfoIearbei6et arrdr9eret Der, or Ger
@nIeonine for Gutter og Bigger at be.
gpnoe Sfolearbeioet n%aariombeIit. 8i
fan - os 9isr set ogiaa - orSue
set iaa, at gleoer fan inoftr6e iig til
boiIfeniomBelit Sio og optage De
Gag, De snIfer.
gnbffjsnt ser iadle6es CT anleo'
ming til at be9prSe n~aariombeiit, er
Get BOG ndtirligt, at gleoer gisr
beSit / at inoiin6e ii8 oeo en- Serntiits
aabning. @u er, iom iagt. Ssitar.
beibet paa 6armen iom @eseI uSfsrt
oeo SIutniuser al Rooeuber, og Der
er ga mango itn9e W9n6 og aoin.
Ser, ser life baoSe anleoning til at
beis9e SfoIen tibIisere paa Soften,
JON Sa anIfer at inSiinoe iig. bois
Der bare begpnStes en- np Sermin
meS npe alasier / be almiuoeIige
Sag. 5or iaaIeSes at eitertomme
manages 2nife er oct blepet orOnet
Zig, at ginterterminen bespnSer fsr
Sui = iaar ben ste December -
iiteSetior Tom for eiter Sul. Og Sa
SeHne Sermin parer inStil uSi April
@aaneS, er Der snleonins for Dem,
Ser fan beige SfoIen bare SeuHe enc
Sermin, at aiennemeaa Here al be
oIminseIise Sag, iaaiom aritbmetif,
Spelins. aeaoing. Grammar 0. !. b.
er beriOr ben aaerbeoite slnIeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

MING for mango at gisre gr,ig at en-
ire Tigers Tio fsr Sui. iom Be eIlers
life oiISe siere iig itor Rpttc al. Gn
BEL Del bar allerebe meISt ia til Sp.
tageIie Sen 5te December, og ale an
ore. Ser tGnfer at beige Sfolen,
b,irbe eisre oct inareit muIig.
Som SfoIens aataIog oiier, bao.
be hi Der iiior ct meget peIpffet "Iec.
tire ano entertainment courie". Oct
er ogiaa iaar Dor Senii8t at arran.
sere ct iaaoant "gourie". gi bar
aaereSe baot to Soreorag, "Sbe SoIIp
Of 2ife" peo 6ranfIin 9ierce
ISoup 90 ~ssapan's @ar ipttb &us1ia"
peS Sarrp SANDAL, Sammen meS
BEN iiSite bar ogiaa IIbert aroe.
ibo,ig, ser uoen Sot! er, iom aoerte'
ret. 9orses itsrite Sau9er. - SAD
mart SfoIearbeiaet / @iuterterminen
cr foumet / halS Gang, bill ANDRE
SoreSrag, 8oncerter, ltn6erboIsuin.
ger o. I. b., bIipe orraH9eret for at
sioe eleoerne en- IiSen Aioerling ira
Set regelmesiige SfoIcarbei6e.
SiSen Sftcbcrnrrnlreret al SfoIe'
supplemented uSfpm, bor lea erboIbt
fIere SfrioeIier ~aueoocroe Srganiia.
tionen al en- iaabor Gebatforertng
tmeaem bore forbcreSepSe Sfoler,
'iom leg Sa onttalte, % ale biSie er
iuoe for, at ct iaabnrt Sfriot tageS.
s forrtge aorreipruHouce ongapes
BLOT noeIe iaa @rurbe, boorfor Ell
iaaSan Screening UtI0e pGre bore
SfoIer % bore GIeber til tort Sam;
andre 8rumoe futoe o8ioa paapeges
CO er bIepne taapeget al andre / DC
cmtalte Sfripelier. Get fan maaIte
Irpre list for lent at faa CT iaaoan
organization iitaub for oct nttpGreu'
&c SfoIeaar, men Sageu furoe iaI'
.foIS brsites / Sisie SfoIe'S uppIe'
menter og en- fabian Screening orgo'
'riieres for nGite SfoIeoor. Oct ptI'
Sc Serfor bore snifeIi8t, OFT ogiaa
ouSre pil6e uStalte iig on ben Sag.
Ger burbe bore mere SmlarbetSe
.imeaem Sisie Sfoier; eaers far De
life bore til ben 8eIiigneIic for Dor
opoorerSe llugoom iom De b1troe
'pere. Sbi Statens SfoIer sper life
oItiS Sen aIerbeoite SrofIpoeIie poa
sc unae. Be fomner / 9~ersreIie uIeS,
iipr naar oisie er fonme ioa lon9t
Iom rlS al GomOuifoIen". SutS
"Gecorab.8 Softer intet bar tntoo bet,
ioa lao uS Srsite Sasen / otsie Sfole'
Supplementer.
g, 81. aSoseitaS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Sra 9ntber college.

geb Cutler College beitaar Ell Sor'
euiue peo stapn "9utter College Gut
Dan asfccidtipr". sBorentnseit boil
Der fine @soer setoag eftermiSoag
Tens 6orntaat er:
ITO advance the members in
knowledge of christian truth, to
encourage them in christian work,
and to promote christian fellow
ship"
S Sen Eio Sorenineen bar bcitaaet,
bar Der beo 6euS Ntsoer pGret bolOt
6orebrag al 2Grere, BrGiter, abOo'
fater % andre, oOer reIi9isie, firte'
biitoriife % andre Gunner. SiiOr le'
perebe GIeperne ieIp en- &Gffe glf'
bmrblinger ODER oigtige afnit al Gut
Tiers Sip, fpruben at Here proftiife
SpsrgsmaoI breftcbes, I. CT. Cans
% gambling. 9esuben bar Sore
ntneen oeiaa poet SieIp unoer SpG'
oomStiIfpIoe peo Goneget, % iOst'
beletagct iegt at irennte oft, iom er
goot % erbort. og iom Der tales bel
ont.
Soreningen bar hnot for Git at BE-
9onbe % lutte tit aarsarbeioe meo en-
iterre feitIig Sammcufomit. Ssnoug
aften, 0en 19oe Hopenlber bol0teS
iaaleSeS bette Nar aubningsfeit her /
&irfen. Salere por Gait. SbomoS
Rilien o. Stu0ent 6retbeim. 2.
Sretbeim toIte ferit og frcmbolot
gistigbeben Of. OF airfen me6 iGrc,
gen araft og uleo Sc Ribler, Der itour
iii beits TaaSi9beo tdger fig af ling
Scnmen. Srcmti0en tilbsrer ling
Sommen. @iI airfcn fire fig 5rcm,
tioen nat Sen life forismme ling
6ommen.
Sopeoin9er bar uoturligpiS at Sir
fen bragte ogiao Dem Subs Orb, men
for at llngoommen life IfuIbe SrogeS
paa Afpeie, gioIbt oct Of mon to9 Jig
af Dem ogiou i~ocioIt, isete at iRtte
fig inS | og Iebe Seres Sutere5ier.
Ga Der bap6e "2utber Gollege Surr'
ban asiociatiou~ hoabet, Of sen mao
tie funbe pGre til Lptte, I. Or ior
MISUNDERSTANDING runbt ON / bore
RenigbeSer. Genne Sanfe bapSe uG'
ret anbefaIet al 9irternaSet og Spno'
Den ieIp peo Sen5 RsSe iioitIeOen
CONNER. Get bar IaIereng Weuiug.
of bpao Der fuuOe gisres for ling
ocmgforeninger omfrins | Weui9bc'
oerne, biIbe bore ria 5rust baaoe for
Sirfe o. SoIf.
8altor IT.. 9tiIiel taIte ODER Gro
iprpaene, &up. 4, 10.
~ajsb gisSom, fisb 6oritanO,
glenn life 90 big life ira min NrnSS
Gale.
BorlaS Seu life, iaa ifaI Den
bepare dig; elf ben iaa ifai ben BE-
pogte Dig.
8isoommerS 9egpHoeIie er: aist
8isSom, % for al DIN eienSom fist
5oritano.
J Spbsi ben iaa ifaI Den, cpbsi(
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24
Sra os ON norife Sore.
anitaIter | 2lmerifa.
UNDER esre Retbooer os meS en- ita.
Gortiat fra siSe 81

UNDER egne Wetbober og meb en- ita.
dig noreroe 2~iterntur."
Der er aItiaa fontntet inc ibIanbt
ISfoIep9ierets Ieoeube TGnfere en-
@irtiombeo for at finSe mere Rum
for MeIieionen / Dor llnoerpisrtng.
is bort 9anbs SfoleoRieu err 10 oette
en- np gepeselie. Ren for os iorn
2%utberar,ere er oct intet MT. Gen
Iutberife airfe bar 10 altio giort iis
itor Slib for at &riitenoommets
ISanobeoer funbe iitaprentes | De lin.
ses Sinh. Gems Sanfer fan ogiaa |
benne Senieenoe uotrpffes me6 Seiu
Orb: Spab gaouer Oct ct @enneife,
ON ban pinoer ben ganife 9er6eu,
men taser Sfabe paa lin Sigl2 Sa,
bpaS sapner set ct 1enneife, ON ban
faar al miIig 9unbifab / Sprog og
2iteratur, / Sitorie, / Sunit, / 8i.
benffab, 5iIoiofi, beriom ban | benne
Broces ffaI uriite Seius o8 bermeo
tnge Sfabe paa jim SiRI?
Com aaerebe iost, Den Sperbepiss
ming ON Observation-Disclosures,
iom MI boIber paa at ubbifle fig
bInnbt andre Der / gmerifa, bar Dor
lutberife Strife nltib bapt. SblanSt
bort 4irfefolf bar benne SoerbepiSs
ming brnget brnbreber al tiiiinSer al
Dollars no al 8~engepungen til Drift
af friiteIig llnberpisning, llb al ben'
nc Sperbeoisning iom lin &po bar
Ser fremfommet Ell bel Wpngbe $50.
Ter iblaubt os. 9isie Sfoler err ;
euergiif 8irfiombeb % iptter &irfei1
/ en- inbfpbeIiesrig 9ersring meS
Sliitnber al Dor melt begaoeoe og
i~oreta9iomme rlngoom.
Oct err ianbt, bore Srititlttioner er
er.ori1 life iaa fi,lot uopiflebe JON Dc
GIore SfoIer Der | 2anoet. Oct er'
10 life at pente. &i err enonu fun ct
gtpbpgger.Solf. Sg berfor bar bi
enonI life bapt Sio og anIeoniug til
al bpgse oe oripe iua itort iom man.
&c andre, Der begpnbte ct eQer TO
Sunbrebe Iar iBr hi fom. Ser er
ga p9iaa en- Del iblalpot o8, iom ME.
ner at ffaffe iig SGre peo at lobe bort
fra fit eget Soil, fit eget Samiuno og
fine egne SfoIer - ben til andre. De
ipnes BET eiilbeit at bore meo / Ra'
boernes 8ogn.
Gerimob er BOG Iasieu al bort
5oIf tro MOB tine 9rsbre / 9lrbeibet.
Oct gaar life an of fIage, ioalGnse
@ierningen bar Spffe % Sremgang.
Sm oct emo er ianbt, at bore Stoler
life enonu bar nnaet til bet Staoium
LAT ubpifling iom mango al De 9lorc
ISfoler. iaa itaI NOT meo Cubs Sialp
Den Sio fomule Sa bore Sn~Ititutioner
ifal itaa iom meati9e Seitniueer /
9riIti &iee.
Men er oct iaa, at bt life enbnu
fan ristig maale os meb aIore $50.
Ter / oct u0oortes u0itpr, iaa itaar pi
meo Senipn til &eIigions. llnberpis.
niugen foran De sorige proteItantiife
FSamfunb. Sette bsr ogiaa bore os
til Spmuntring. % lao .oenne Sp.
muntring fremitpnoe os til etonit
fraftigere arbeiSe for of fremme
oct friiteItge llnSeroisningsarbeioe
bIanbt o$. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

faint no use to sit down and whine,
When no fish get tangled in your line.
Bait your hook with a humble bee,
And keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-11-24

Crookston College betaler din REESE
til Crookston. Specielle Klasser for
Nykommere. Send efter Katalog.
Adresse: J. c. Satire, Crookston
MINI.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

The performance was entertaining
to all. The drama was put on in a
pleasing manner, the story of the
play being of interest to all tastes.
The plot was sufficiently intricate TO
keep the close attention of all and
the portrayal of the different charac-
ters was very creditable Nellie Chap
man, as Diana Dyshink," and Law
renee Sullivan, the boy comedian, as
sBanty Bob" were especially good,
and Frank Gavin, the man who took
the heavy role of "McTurk," received
the applause of the entire audience
The specialties between acts were
strongly applauded and evidently
were greatly enjoyed
The company plays at the same
place tonight, the Irish comedy drama
Kathleen" The doors will open at
7:30 and the curtain will go up at
g.: 80
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
cORoNER'S VERDICT.

Both City and the Railroad Company
Held Responsible for Accident.
Butte. Mont, Aug. 29.-The coro-
ner's Jury has returned a verdict in
connection with the collision between
street car and freight train on
the night of August 20 in which ten
persons lost their lives and three
wdre seriously injured. The jury
finds that the railroad company had
failed to install gates at the crossing.
The city council was also held to
be negligent fol failing to compel
the railway company to put in gates.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
Hospital Well is Finished.

The well for the Sisters Hospital
was finished yesterday, Hyde & Son
having done the work. The hole is
inches in diameter and 235 feet deep.
There is a fine supply of water, evil
IDENTIFY inexhaustible in it's extent
and as pure as the best of the arte
sian water of the district. Although
the water is of the artesian flow, it
does not rise above the surface of
the ground.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
DEXTER PLAYING GOOD BALL.

Defeated Roswell Mexieans Sunday,
Four to One.-PIay Here on Mexi-
cans independence Day.
The Mexican base ball team of
Roswell is playing good base ball
these days, but the Dexter team Is
evidently playing a little better.
Last Sunday the two teams played
at Dexter and the Roswell boys lost
by score of 4 to 1. The game was
so close, however. that honors were
divided. The Mexicans made their
one run in the eighth inning on an
error The game was fast one, be-
ing played in one hour and twenty
minutes. Two weeks ago Sunday Dex-
ter beat Hagerman IL to 0. The Dex-
ter team will come to Roswell on the
day the Mexicans celebrate their in
dependence day, September 16. and
tie same teams will play again.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

The Roswell Commercial Club com
John w. Poe and H r. Morrow, with
President G. A. Richardson, a mem
Der ex-officio, returned this morning
from their trip to Carlsbad and -hey
have an interesting report of their
trip and it's mission.
They went to attend the conference
of the consulting engineers of the
U. s. Reclamation Service, which
was called to consider the Carlsbad
dam project. They also went to visit
with the citizens of that locality and
show them that Roswell was willing
to do anything possible for Carlsbad
in it's trouble, and to show that the
people here are interested in the pros
perity of the rest of the Valley.
The meeting was attended by
three of the four consulting engin-
eers of the service, B. NJ Hall, Of
Carlsbad, who is also supervisor for
this section of the United States;
Mr.. Wisner, of Detroit, Mich; and
w. M Reed, superintendent of the
Hondo reservoir project, was also
present. This meeting had nothing
to report directly, but it was gener-
ally understood from remarks that
were made that Uncle Sam is will
ing to take up the work of the Carls-
bad dam project and not only repair
it and put the Carlsbad farming dis
trict again in cultivation, but vas
willing also to enlarge the dam. The
dam is still in the hands of the Pc
cos Irrigation and Improvement Co.
and the government is waiting to re-
ceive the right kind of proposition
from them. The company is una able
to do anything and 1t is now "up to
them to turn it over to Uncle Sam.
The committee from Roswell were
taken on a drive through the once
irrigated country below Carlsbad.
They drove twenty miles to Malaga
and back over a different route. IT is
described as pitiful to behold the
sight. Once that was a beautifully
CuitlfdIcu tTdct, Dul IHlS scdSOil tHeIo
had been little grown, except some
alfalfa, some short kaffir corn ani a
little fruit. Next year it would be ter
rible, unless the dam is restored by
that time. The committee was given
an elegant dinner under the trees at
the Caldwell farm, served by the far.
mers' wives. Returning. they were
the guests of honor at a mass meet
ing and smoker at the Carlsbad club
rooms at night at which the consult
ing engineers met and talked with
the people.
The people appreciated the interest
of the Roswell business men and ex-
pressed themselves accordingly.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
Fine Work at institute.

One of the points of interest in
connection with the recent teachers
institute was an exhibit of the ex-
animation papers of Mittie Bell, a
little girl who attends the Lower Pc
nasco school. at the foot of the noun
tains many miles southwest of Ros
well. The papers were prepared for
no special occasion, but were almost
clared they looked like sample work
of engravers. The Lower Penasco
school is taught by Miss Winnie Ne
therland.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

1t will pay all who plan to take
music, either voice or piano. from
Miss McCune this fall and winter, to
see her at once. The old pupils win
be given first choice of hours and
the order then will be "first come.
first served" Those who delay too
long will be able to get no hours at
ALL Miss McCune will not be pre-
pared to enroll her pupils until the
4th or 5th of September, but those
expecting to secure lessons from
her, should apply no later than ti.at
time. She will receive pupils at her
studio, which is at sos West Seventh
street, the residence of her brother,
W. H. McCune, between eight and
eleven O'Clock each morning. She
will test voices the first two weeks
of the term, free, this being her ns-
ual practice. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
SearehIisht Will Flash Tonight From
Summit of Pixies Peak.

SSdTCnitGnt VIII FIdSn OntQn1 rom
Summit of Pixies Peak.
Colorado Springs, Aug 29.-To
night the greatest searchlight in the
world will flash upon the West from
the summit of Pixies Peak The new
light is possessed of twice the power
battle ships, and being built upon a
train with one hundred and twenty
feet of rotating track, this marvellous
light will fall upon the Kansas-Colora-
do state line, the Royal Gorge, Den
yer and Cripple Creek. Its white bea-
con will carry 280 miles through the
jagged hill country of the Rockies.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

be lifted. Cabling from Pekin, Min
lister Rockhill says that his informa-
tion is to the effect that the Ameri-
can boycott as a whole is gradually
subsiding. The Chinese merchants of
Shanghai dealing in piece goods are
strongly opposing the boycott and
taking steps which Minister Rock
hill believes are likely to break it
as far as piece goods are concerned.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

From the present prospects, the
New Mexico Military Institute will
open with a full school, and applica-
tions are coming in so rapidly that
the Superintendent has called in all
advertising matter relative to secur-
ing new cadets. During the past Few
received by wire. About IS per cent
of last years cadets are expected to
return; when one considers that IL
men graduated, this is above the ex-
pectations of most boarding schools.
If the Institute had more extensive
quarters it would be very little Jrou-
BILE to secure at least $50 cadets.
While the charges for admission nave
been advanced $50 for all new ca
dets and $5 for old cadets. the de-
mand for admission continues just
as great, if not greater, than hereto
fore. Some applications have alrea-
dy been refused and from now on
only a very few will be accepted.
All of the teachers are expected
to arrive by the latter part of this
week, and by next week the Institute
will again be in full blast.
Major Pearson Arrives.
Major D. c. Pearson, who is to be
commandant at the Military Insti-
tute for the coming session, arrived
on yesterdays train from the north.
The Major is an experienced military
officer and came in advance of the
partment thoroughly organized and
ready for the new cadets, some of
whom are expected to arrive the lat
ter part of this week.
Major Pearson is a graduate from
the Virginia Military Institute, The
stitution has the distinction of being
the first military school that was es-
tablished in the United States. with
the exception of West Point and An
napolis From its graduates a larger
proportion of trained officers have
been furnished to the army. marine
corps and national guard of the Uni
ted States than any other civic col
lege in America.
Last session Major Pearson was
first assistant tactical officer on the
staff of Colonel Strother, the army
officer who is serving as commandant
at the Virginia Military Institute.
He is highly recommended as being
both an excellent officer and instruc-
tor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

AS evidence of the prosperity of
Roswell attention is called to the
statements of the three banks of the
city published in today's issue of the
Record. There is nearly a million
dollars on deposit in the banks of
Roswell and their statements show
that all are in safe and healthy con-
dition. The bank statements are
good index to the financial condition
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
Three Deals in Realty.

by the deeds filed for record in the
office of Probate Clerk and Recorder
F. p. Gayle, Monday. They are as
follows:
Lake Arthur Townsite Company to
the Ullery Furniture Company for
$50, lot IL in block Sc of Lake Arthur.
The Lake Arthur Townsite Com
pany to John L. Pepper. for 81, lot
in block 20 of Lake Arthur
The Lake Arthur Townsite Com
pany to Sylvester White, for $50, lot
8 in block II of Lake Arthur
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29

Prof. J. Lawrence Laughlin, daugh-
ter and guest, Miss Hendringson, of
Germantown, Pa, left this morning
for Chicago after spending the sum-
mer at Prof Laughlin's country home
southeast of town. Prof. Laughlin
holds the chair of Political Economy
at the Chicago University and is re-
turning to his work.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
FAMINE PRICES FOR MEAT.

Result of Closing the Frontiers of
Germany on Russian and Amer
lean Lines of Goods.
Berlin, Aug. 29.-The price of meat
in Germany has risen almost to fam
closing of the frontiers on East Rus
sian and American lines of goods.
The butchers in all provinces, after
ineffectual appeals to the minister
of agriculture have resolved to unite
with the municipal authorities in an
Intervention on behalf of the lower
classes.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
Russian Army Reform.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 2S.-FoIlow-
ing the Russian reverses at Lao
Yang, Mukden, the battle of the Sea
Of Japan. etc., persistent demands
were made upon the war office for
,rmy reforms. one result of which
is that it is now proposed to do
away witt the officers personal mil
Eitary servants at the front. making
the oficers an allowance with which
to provide themselves with servants
but doing away with military serv
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-29
STORM DAMAGES FRUIT.

In Some Orchards Whole Crop is
Practically Lost.
La Grande, Ore, Aug. 29.-The
worst wind storm in the history of
Palouse county passed over this sec
ton last night, doing much damage
to fruit In some orchards the whole
crop is practically lost, while in 9TH
trees. Ripe grain fields were .llso
much injured. A dispatch from Gar
field, Wash, says the wind storm
practically ruined the fruit crop of
eastern Washington
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Call for Bank Statements.

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 29.-The
comptroller of the currency today is
sued call for statements of :he
condition of the national banks at
the close of business on August 25,
1905.
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GREAT CROWD SEES THE SHOW
Tent of the Eclipse Stock Company
Was Crowded to the Flap and ,
the Verdict Was Good.

One of the largest crowds that
have assembled in Roswell in many
DAYS gathered at the tent of the
Eclipse Stock Company. at the corner
of First and Main streets last night
to witness the production OF the melo-
drama, BLACK Diamond" The lent
was filled to the flap and many were
turned away. In fact. the crowd was
larger than the management had ev-
en- hoped for, and they were a little
short on Recommendations
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Band to Meet at Payton's.

The Roswell Band will meet at sew
en- o'clock sharp tonight at the Pay
ton Drug Store corner, to play for
the Madam farley Wax Works ent-
ertainment.
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HoYcoTT BEING LIFTED.

Chinese Merchants In Shanghai are
Strongly Opposing the Move.
Washington, D. c.. Aug. 29.-Of
particular. Importance to southern cot
ton spinners and weavers is the an
nouncement made by Minister Rock
hill yesterday that the Chinese hoy
colt on American goods Is about to
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NOW COMES TREATY

1t Was Recognized Today by Both
Fate of the Conference Had Come
Witte in an Embarrassing Position.
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Aigh Class POrtraiture. Wal
ton Studio. 53-tf
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locai Report.)

(locai Report.l
Roswell, N. NJ, Aug. 29.-Tempera-
ture-Max. 9S; min, 81; mean. 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind W.. yeloc-
fty miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
day with local thunder showers. sta
tionary temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
OdiciaI I'm Charge.