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Plaintiff,
Plaintiff,
No. 675.
ILNVDavis. and Ma
avis,
Defendant.

Defendant.
Ct Court Chaves County.
#otice is hereby given that the I'M
%signed sheriff OF Chaves county,
ew Mexico, will. by virtue of a de-
Zee of the District Court of Chaves
county OF date the oath day Of April,
E9O5, in the above entitled cause for
The foreclosure of a real estate mort
gage on the property hereinafter de-
iscribed, sell for cash in hand at pub
lie vendue at the front door Of the
court house at Roswell. Chaves coun-
ty, New Mexico. at 10 O'Clock =. m,
Monday the 7th day of August, 1905
the following described premises, to-
wit:
South half of lot four ca OF block
six co. Alameda Heights, Roswell.
together with the improvements
thereon, or SO much thereof as will
realize the moun Of said Judgment
or decree as follows: 81, 90 prin-
'cipal, $125.OO attorneys fees, $4,000
interest, $4,000 for monthly dues.
$500 fines. $1,000 insurance, togeth-
*r with interest on said sums at the
ate of 8 per cent per annum from
aid date of rendition of said juds-
laNent and together with the Clerks
eof this COURT and the sherif's costs
advertisement.
K. S. WOODRUFF,
Sheriff Chayes County.
Fri. July Z, t5-
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ANOTHER BOMB THROWN.

Tiled Several Persons and Injured
Many, Including Chief Of Police.
Byelstock, Russia, July ga bomb
as thrown in the central part of the
own yesterday, killing several per
ons, and severely .injuring a number
[ others, including the chief of po-
&c and his son.
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Company When You Buy Groceries, "

a note of 81, 200 to May Roos and owes
plaintiff $4,000 for his work for the
partnership. He gives a list of the
partnership and asks the court to or
der a sale M division of the pro-
ceeds, after the debts have been paid.
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Annual Session Grand Aerie of Eagles
Denver. Colorado, August IA to "a
1905 for this occasion, round trip tick
cts will be sold from Roswell at rs4e
of $27.00. Tickets will be on ale
return limit of sixty days.
ND. BURNS, Agent.
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Electric bells, annunciators, house
everything electrical. Esti-
mates on private telephone lines. mo
tor or dynamo installations. ETC.. Sam
electrician. Phone 4O7 1876
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How 10 This7

A good new five room house. corn
er lot, 100 feet 'front.'. Location good.
lin ~artesian belt, for a few days at
y $50. See J. T. Carlton, Room Il
block. 17tf
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LOOSE LlME.-We have it in any
quantity desired. Suitable for SAIL
tary and disinfectipg purposes
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY. East
Fourth Street. Phone 35.
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ROSWELL MAN APPOINTED.
Or. e. n. Skipwith is on Board OF
Managers Of Big Plantation
at Jalisco, Mexico.

at JaIISco, MEXICO.
DIR. E. H. Skipwith, of this city,
a recently been appointed one of
the board of managers of the big
pas, Mexico. To show that the Ameri
can colony at Jalisco expects plenty
of rope in the next lev years, the
Record will explain to its readers
rope, cordage and hammocks are
made. The Pan-American Company
has Ave thousand acres planted.
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MRS HoRsoN IL.
Nife Of the Distinguished Hero OF
the Merrinae.

Dss Moines, Iowa. July 20.-Mrs.
Richmond pearson Hobson. wife of
he distinguished Captain Hobson.
hero of the Merrimac. is iii at Mercy
Hospital Captain Hobson is at her
bedside, and some OF his lecture dates
may he cancelled. Mrs. Hobson was
suddenly taken i'll while passing thro'
Iowa. She gradually grew worse un-
til she reached Dies Moines. Her i'll
ness is said to be of a minor nature,
but some is felt lest it prove
serious.
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ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED
Wreck in Texas caused by Removing
Spikes From the Rails.

Ell Paso, Tex, July 22.-Engineer
thompson and Fireman Taylor have
cen killed in the wreck of west
'ound passenger train No. 10 on the
Harrisburg and San An
oniO railway, Is miles east Of San
serson, Texas. Spikes had been re
noved n the rails spread.
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BOMB EXPLODED IN COURT YARD
OF THE MOSQUE.
HIS MAJESTY ESCAPES

A Few Persons Were Killed and In
jured, but the Turkish Press Censor
Appears to Be SURPRISING the
News.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
SECRETARY Straw TO RETIRE

II is authoritatively announced that
Secretary Shaw will retire from the
cabinet next February. Rumors have
been in circulation for some months Of
his intention to give up the treasury
portfolio, but this Is the first definite
statement that he had determined 70
relnquish the position which he has
held for the past six years. The an
nouncement seems to confirm the fire.
quent reports that the relations between
the president and the SECRETARY Of the
treasury have for some time been not
altogether cordial, but in regard to this
it is quite possible that there has teen
Misrepresentation. At all events there
has been no public evidence Of any
difference between Mr.. Roosevelt and
Mr.. Shaw and in the absence of such
evidence It is but reasonable to con-
clude that their relations have been
agreeable.
So far as the financial interests of
the country are concerned they will not
be affected by the retirement of Secre-
tary Shaw. The national treasury Is In
perfectly sound condition and the gov
eminent credit was never better than It
is at this time. The finances Of the
country are on an entirely secure basis
and there is every reason to expect
will continue so. There have been times
when change in the head Of the ma
tlonal treasury would cause uneasiness
but It will not do so now. There will
be interest in the question Of a success
sor to Secretary Shaw, but there will
be no feeling of anxiety or apprehen-
sion
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

aminers OF recruits at stations Of the gem
eral recruiting service will be discontinued
Thereafter. the examination OF recruits at
such stations, where the services OF medi-
cal offlcers Of the army are not available,
will be personally conducted by the recruit
ing officers themselves, assisted by the
enlisted members OF their recruiting par
ties. and in accordance with the instruc-
lions set forth in the manual for the ex-
animation OF recruits The medical ex-
animation of recruits enlisted at general
recruiting stations will be held at the re-
cruiting depots or military posts to which
the recruits are first sent from those sta
lions, Under the new system OF examin-
ing recruits, recruiting officers are en-
Joined to exercise great care in order not
to accept recruits having defects which
should be evident TO a line officer having
knowledge of the requirements of a SOL
der. While the new system will result
in increased cost of transportation OF re-
crnits, the fees paid civilian physicians
for examination Of recruits will be saved.
such fees amounting to about $4,000 an
nually. One reason for the change in tho
method Of examining recruits is the fact
that numbers OF recruits have been re-
ported physically qualified by civilian ply
sicians who have later been found not 10
meet the physical standards OF the SER
vice, such physicians in many instances
not being fully conversant with the physl-
cal requisites Of the soldier.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
Personal NOTES.

The New Jersey man of so. who is being
sued for alienation OF affections. must have
magnetic pocketbook.
The advocates OF a change OF Inaugural
ton day are agreed that April is better
than March; also. no doubt, that any day
in April but the first will do.
Gotham landlord rises to explain that
real estate men would have little or no
objection TO American children IL the chill
dren were brought up to be better behaved.
AS a memorial to the late Jay Cooke,
one OF the founders and rector's warden
of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal church
OF AshbOurne, Pa, memorial hall will
be built there. The plans for the building,
which will cost SIS, O00 have been accepted.
The funds will be provided by Mr.. Cookies
children.
c. J. c'Buffalo'D Jones. who lived in
Oklahoma and who went from there to
park, has resigned his position to engage
In the raising OF buffaloes and mixed
bloods, known as cataloes, on his ranch
near the Grand canyon Of the Colorado
river in Arizona
Owing TO the fact that her husband has
just been appointed by the kaiser as head
Of the colonial department Of Berlin, the
Countess Adolf Won Goetzen. an American
woman, will become a leading figure In
German court circles. Her husband during
the Spanish-American war accompanied
President Roosevelt and his rough riders
throughout the Cuban campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
WHERE REDUCTION is POSSIBLE.

The question of how to reduce public
expenditures is one of the most i'm
portant with which the Fifty-ninth
congress will have TO deal and it is
interesting to know that the president
is giving the matter attention. This
means that the national administration
will be found in accord with that ele-
ment in congress which under the lead
ership of Speaker Cannon will work
for such a reduction in the public ex-
penses as may be found necessary to
do away with a deficit.
According to a report from Washing
ton, extravagances in the army and
navy are to be stopped, provided that
the president can find a means of put
ting into effect certain reforms he has
military establishment II is stated
that the estimates OF appropriations
for the support OF the navy for
next year will aggregate more than
$l25, 100000. and that the president
wants them pruned to $1O0OOO,OO0.
II is believed that the Navy de-
partment can be maintained at an
annual cost Of S75,0OO.OOO or 1000, 900.
1t is also the opinion that the army can
be maintained at considerable less
than the present cost, though perhaps
1t is not practicable TO make so large
reduction in this branch OF the serV-
ice as in the navy.
At all events a reduction In both
branches OF the military establishment
seems feasible and it is interesting to
note, accepting the reports as author
itative, that the president is favorable
to making reductions. II a saving can
be made in military expenditures to
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
WHERE REAL MILLIONS ARE MADE
Wall Street q Selling Platter Com
pared with the Farm.
Uosblputou Post


Readers of the current news In the
daily press intuitively gain the impression
that the Wall street bankers, the railway
magnates, and the life insurance man
ayers possess some secret OF financial
alchemy that enables them to press a
button and hold their purses for the
particular amount OF money that may
be desired for their needs or their pleas
ures. Testimony adduced in the life in
suranee Investigations shows that the
money kings Of New York have been ao-
customed to hold brief business meetings
and announce, upon adjournment, that
this OF that railroad had been sold for
500, 10000, or that some insurance COM
pany had bought another $500, 600 900
worth OF bonds issued for the financing of
some great Industrial enterprise that was
guaranteed to produce other millions. The
impression obtains that these men think
in millions and control wealth compared
with which Uncle Sans hoard OF $780,
OOO,O In gold is like the pennies in the
baby's bank.
All this sounds impressive but Secretary
Wilson. OF the department OF agriculture,
has been offering some ngures which show
that these New York money kings are
pure amateurs in the kindergarten class
Nnen the Vi Ical WNdllh ~
considered. The nations poeketbook IL
filled by the man behind the pillow. Stats
ties show that the tillers OF the soil are
preparing TO market crops the value OF
which from other sources sink into Insignia
canoe The combined value Of the wheat,
cotton and corn crops OF this nation for
last year was about S25OoooO.oOO. The hay
and oats crops swelled this total by $3.50, 600
600 while the potato Yield added Another
sl5O.OOO,O 200. Fully $50 10000 was reaped from
the tobacco. faxseed, rye and barley crops.
and other hundreds OF millions came from
the sale OF fruits and horticultural prod
ucts. Positively conservative estimates
place the actual value OF the direct prod
ucts OF the soil last year at more than
IS. OOo, 10000. and the agricultural depart
ments report indicates that the record
will be broken In every direction this year.
The wheat crop. already harvested. has
been exceeded but once In the history OF
the country, and the corn crop. estimated
a. zns,s0o,Ooo 70 another Tee0rd-brsaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
AUTUMN.
Alice Carey.

Alice Carey.
Shorter and shorter now the twilight clips
The days. as through the sunset gates
And Summer from her golden collar slips
And strays through stubble fields. and
means aloud.
Save when by fits the warmer air de-
And, stealing hopeful to some sheltered
And ' tries the old tunes ss over SO for an hour
The wind. whose tender whisper in the
Set all the young blooms listening
Sits rustling in the faded boughs today.
And makes his cold and unsuccessful love.
The rose has taken off her tire of red
The mullen stalk its yellow stars has
And the proud meadow pink hangs down
Against earth's chilly bosom. witched witn
frost.
The robin. that was busy all the June,
Before the sun had kissed the topmost
Dough,
Catching our hearts up IN his golden tune,
The very cock crows lonesomely at morn
Each nag and fern the Sinking stream
Uneasy cattle low. and lambs forlorn
Creep to their strawy sheds with nettled
sides.
Shut up the door; Who loves me must not
Upon the withered world. but haste to
His lighted candle, and his story book,
And live with me the poetry OF Spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
THE TARIFF PROBLEM.

What will the next congress DO with
the tariff question is a matter which
is uppermost in the mind of the indus
trial and commercial interests of the
country at this time. SO far as present
indications are concerned, there does
not appear to be any very strong ten
dency toward departing from the exist
ing fiscal policy. The entire country
seems to be fully satisfied with the prin-
ciple of protection and willing to have
1t perpetuated. Even those who talk
of some modification Of that policy do
not hesitate to admit the necessity Of
preserving its substance and thus ig-
noring the free trade idea.
There is every assurance that the
tariff question will he brought up in
the Fifty-ninth congress and that it
will receive there a perhaps as thorough
discussion as in any preceding congress.
1t is already certain that a movement
for the revision of the existing tariff
will have some republican support
There are members of the party in
power who believe that it is de-
sirable that the present tariff rates
should be reduced and that while
maintaining the principle of protec-
ton something should be done to i'm
prove opportunities for foreign trade.
Those who take this view exert a good
deal of influence. They represent the
position of the late President Mckinley,
who urged in his memorable speech in
Buffalo that If there were any rates In
our tariff that were not necessary to
the protection of our industries they
should be applied to the advancement of
our exports. 1t is most correctly urged
that we have never had a more earnest
champion of the protective principle
than William Mckinley and that the
American people can make no mistake
in following his counsel.
We believe that public sentiment to-
day is thoroughly in accord with the
policy for which Mr.. Mckinley stood
and which President Roosevelt has pro-
nounced in favor of In every public
utterance that he has made since be
became president. There is no evidence
of any change in the public mind on
this vital question, in which every In
terest of the people is so deeply con-
cerned. The manufacturer, the agricul-
tural producer and the wage Garner
are all directly interested In the ques-
ton Of protection, and so far as ap.
pears every one of those interests is
today as earnestly devoted to the main
tenance of that policy as at any time
in the past.
The republican party, in state and
nation. still rests its claim to popular
support upon the fact that always II
has labored for the welfare and the
interests of the people and 1t points
to the record OF it's achievement in vim
dication of it's claim. Beyond all else
is the success of its tariff policy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

and the underground trolley is regarded
as impracticsble for Chicago during the
winter and spring months, when the
streets are clogged with snow or mud,
while cable traction is too slow and too
expensive. 1t strikes us that the most
rational solution may be found IN the
NcKeen motor car, that assures rapid
transit, smooth motion and compare.
lively low cost of operation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

Sooner or later the Omaha health
department will be called upon to ex-
tend its usefulness in the prevention
of unfit foods and meats. AS fair
example Of what is being done in other
cities the following extract from the
last health board bulletin of Chicago
will suffice:
The two inspectors at the stock yards
the entire available force for this work
have condemned and destroyed 242 cattle,
sos hogs, 81 sheep and calves, being a
total OF 2O29ol pounds of meat unit for
human food. but ready 10 be offered for
sale to the citizens OF Chicago
Among these animals were six cattle
that had been passed by the government
inspectors.
or the work done in the downtown
district the report says:
DR.. ]. F. Biehm. director OF the labora-
tory, with two meat inspectors, made a
round OF the fruit stands. As a result
more than 1900 baskets OF peaches were
condemned.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

One Of the problems of the hour in
Omaha is whether our telephone sys-
TEN shall be constructed ON the double
standard or the single standard. The
double standard insists that we must
have duplicates, so that when one hello
girl is tired or busy the other one can
ring in, but the single standard people
claim that one telephone is nuisance
enough to keep everybody wishing that
distance talking had never been diseov-
cred. And so the argument proceeds.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

even half the sum that is suggested
there will be no deficit for the current
fiscal year and consequently no neces-
sity for any provision for increasing the
revenues Of the government. And a
reduction Of army and navy EXPENSES
will in nowlse interfere with the r.
cheney Of the public service.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
Penalty for Relating.

At last we have an instance OF punish
ment inflicted on account OF railroad re-
batting. But It falls upon certain shippers
concerned, and evidently concerns a mis-
demeanor not arising under the interstate
commerce law, since that law does pot
now permit of punishment by imprison-
ment, and such punishment was available
in this case. Meantime what OF the rail-
roads which granted the rebates under
prosecution? Their names were mentioned
in the proceedings.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

Some people in the country may feel
with Captain oberlin NJ. Carter that he
has a right to keep the cash for stealing
which he served time in prison; but Il
the government can recover It one Of
the strongest blows against "boodling"
will have been struck. II every
CRATER" could be made TO disgorge
as well as to serve time there would
be fewer fascinations along the crooked
path
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

If President Stickney Of the Chicago
Great Western is correctly informed,
and we have no doubt he is, the packers
dictated the railroad rates for dressed
meats. The question naturally sug-
gests itself, Why can't the shippers of
live stock be allowed to fix the rates
for Beef on the hoof7 The American
people are in favor of n square deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

In coming to the United States to
have surgical operation performed the
duchess OF Marlborough evidently be-
heves American doctors would be more
careful than those OF London because
they do not operate upon duchesses
every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
Heroes of the Fire Brigade.

Three firemen in New York holding their
rubber coats over their faces, dashed
through a sheet Of flame to save four COM
rades from burning to death. II all the
acts OF heroism daily performed in ordi-
nary life are to be recognized and re-
wardsd, even the Carnegie fund will not
hold out Bad and selfish as the world lie
declared TO be its potential heroes out
number its cynics.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

Street car men in session at PhIla-
delphia can make work in the claim
department easier If they can devise
method to prevent passengers from
stepping backward of the car.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

The sale Of the Bigelow securities
at 30 cents on the dollar would lead
to the belief that the reports Of the
vast wealth of the captains Of indus
try" are somewhat overdrawn. 1t is
really improbable that any of the multi
mllllonaires could realize in cash what
he is credited with being worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

According to the Chicago Inter Ocean
the Rev. Lloyd Darsie sees good in the
political machine and thinks Christians
should adopt a machine as well as poll
ticians and lift their church out Of
lethargy. The Rev. Lloyd Darsie is
evidently anxious for a call to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

The State Board OF Health is to be
congratulated upon the selection of the
successors TO DR.. Somers and, his
brother-in-law. Both DR.. Sward and
DR.. spaulding are reputed to occupy
first rank in the medical profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

Building Inspector Withheld is emf
nently correct when he declares that
Omaha is way behind the times in it's
building regulations. The trouble, how
ever, is no more with the building ordi-
nances than with their periodic sus-
pension
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

Baron KanekO, who came to increase
the good feeling between the United
States and Japan. has been recalled.
The mikado must need his services in
like capacity between the commonalty
and the off1ceholders.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

If you want to patronize a paper that
carries as many deadhead ads as any
other three Nebraska papers, make sure
to send them to the Omaha bogus want
ad claimant.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

With Secretary Shaw out Of the cab
met next February and Governor Cum
Minis a candidate for reelection Iowa
promises enough excitement next year
to make up for its rest In 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
Profitable TIPS.
BrookIyn Eagle.

Useful tips on stocks used to be given
by bankers and brokers. but insurance Of
hcers appear to know more about such
matters in these days than any one else
A gain OF SsS6,OOo in a year from stock
gamblers is not bad. But suppose some
thing had happened 70 turn the stocks the
other Nayl
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

While hazing is a thing of the past
at Harvard the upper class men will
no doubt make Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
remember that he is the son of the pres
ident -..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

South Omaha real estate spectators
are still clamOring for new city hall.
as II the city hall Of Omaha were not
large enough TO do all the business for
all the municipal officials that will have
70 administer the atfairs OF Greater
Omaha for the next fifty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27
Our Growing Navy.
Springfield Republican.

bpIINBIIbIU INVpUUIIOdTI'
Six new battleships within the next six
months, four more in the six months fol-
lowing and stif three more in the six
months after tliat-let no one imagine that
the United States will not be a great naval
power by 1907. But there are those who
never will be satisfied
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-27

To Judge by the blum" put up by
railroad lawyers when they come into
contact with the state authorities one
can hardly imagine that President
stiekney is not joking when he de-
ciares the packers force the railroads
to do things they do not want TO do.