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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-04-24

tional Bank Of Kansas City, came in
Sunday night for a business visit.
]: A. Hutchinson and wife cave
in from the south Sunday morning,
accompanied by 3. H. Tallmadge.
d. E. Dozer, a recent settler in RIOS
well, went to Portales Sunday to re
main three or -four days on business.
H. NJ. Lower, who has been here
seeing the sights after an absence OF
thirty years, left Sunday for Amarillo
James Eager, of Forreston. Ill.
came in Sunday morning for a few
days stay in the big town of the Val
ley.
If you do not know what you want,
call for Gamble & Kirby's Grape"
and you will get what you will
like. A to.
r.. H. Lewis came up from Hager-
man Sunday and expects to be here
a week, looking after business inter
ests.
EdulDIC CA HNlA SAAChu "a SOANAA
invitation to you to call N see their
plant and get a drink of pure water
free. A IS.
l.. L. Ellsworth, of Kansas City.
who has been here three or four lays
on cattle business, went to Amarillo
Sunday.
| n- Galloway uyi1l hn ont of tho oil
ty till about May 5. DR.. Beeson will
attend TO his practice during his alb
sence. 45t3*
Deputy u. S. Marshal Cooper re-
turned Saturday night from a trip
up the road, where he had been serv-
ing s~ubpoenas.
In addition to my choice line of
groceries, l handle Gamble & Kirby's
soft drinks. Ice cold.-E. B. Stone,
Phone No. go A to
Manar Audrain returned to his
work as surveyor at Carlsbad Sunday
night, after a few days visit VITA
home-folks here.
J. S. Quigg. of BeardsIown, Illinois.
went to Topeka. Kan. Sunday. after
spending four days seeing the sights
in and around Roswell.
Miss Zi,pha Corn. who has been
to Artesia Saturday night, expecting
to make her home there.
Wy NJ White whn hos hnnn hnro
for h past month visiting his uncle
Fred Higgins, left Saturday night for
his home in Miles, Texas.
Sheriff NJ. c.. Stuart, of Eddy couu-
ty, returned to his home in Eddy
county Sunday night, after spending
a week attending court here.
f. E. Simpson. freight and passen-
ger solicitor for the Pecos Valley e
Northeastern. came down from ANA
rillo Sunday night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Graham. who
have been visiting the family of A.
J.. Hill for the past week, returned 10
their home in Ell Pas Saturday.
L. E. Babcock, of Farnhamville, la,
who was expected sewers days ago
for a visit with relatives, came in
Sunday morning from the south.
800 acre desert lain in artesian
belt. not far from Roswell, at a bar
gain for a few days only.-Carlton
Bros. Room u, Oklahoma Block. If.
F. Wakefield, who has been here
for seven weeks. left this morning for
his home in Dunlap. Ill. He left his
daughter. Miss Florence, here for her
health.
Mrs. Tom Bandy left Saturday eve
ming for Los Angeles, California, TO
make her future home. She will lie
followed in about a month by her
husband.
]. T. McElroy. of Midland, Texas, |
and Mr.. Thompson, of the firm OF
Bohart & Thompson, well known cat. |
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ness visit.
John L. Brock and his mother. who
have been here for Mrs. Brooks
health since early last winter, leave
in a few days for their home in De-
catur, il
We have a ten acre plat neal town
that looks k it had been made to
order" fertile and fine. Price reason
able.-Carlton Bros, Room II Okla
homa Block. 41tf.
S. T. Howard returned to his home
in Hereford Sunday. He had been
here a couple of days with his son,
H. P. D. Howard, and looking after
business interests.
The Western Grocery Company has
just received a big shipment of fresh
roasted coffee of the Quail and sew
eral other brands. They are of high
quality and low price. 43t5
Mrs. Ora Tanner was up from Ha--
german Saturday, spending The day
with her son., who attends the New
Mexico Military Institute, and look
ing after business matters.
We have some bargains in improved
city property of all kinds. Also nice
lots in most any section of town. See
us before you buy.-Carlton Bros,
Room IL. Oklahoma Block. 41tf
d E1urarJc IF Tort Worth nyhn
was here three days buying horses
went to Carlsbad Saturday night for
a like purpose. returning his morn
ing. He will be here a week.
A. Keisling went to Hagerman SIN
day night. He is looking after the
contract Ed Gross has with the Bar
nett-Morrow Irrigation and Orchard
Company to put in a dam on the Fo.
lix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones, who
have been here visiting Mrs Jones
night for Carlsbad where they will
visit before returning to their home
in Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Roberts. who
have been here for the past week, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Bird
left Saturday night for their hone
in Carlsbad. Mr.. Roberts was fore
man of the Federal grand jury.
George Holdefer, of Des Moines
Iowa, who came in on the recent ex-
cursion and has been down the Val
day morning for a few days stay in
Roswell.
DIR. ]. T. French left Sunday after
noon for Hagerman, where he expec-
ted to preach Sunday night. DR..
French is presiding elder of the Sou
thern Methodist church in New Mey.
leo. with headquarters at Ell Paso.
Earl Blackstone, of Elmdala, Kan,
who bought 500 head of cattle from
Tannehill & Co, left Sunday for his
home, taking the advance shipment
of the stock with him. The cattle are
being loaded at Riverside stockyards.
DR.. w. H. Brown left Saturday eve
ming for Pecos, where he left Mrs.
Brown with a number of horses and
their travelling outfit. They a been
taking a trip through the South whe
Mr.. Brown was suddenly called home
w. A. Johnson, j. J.. Burnlee and
j. c. Winfrey, of Kansas City, VINO
have been here looking after really.
cattle and farming interests, left sun
day for a trip up the road ON b. 81
ness. They will return to Roswell in
a week.
Save your Easter to wear to
the Strawberry and Ice Cream enter
tainment. Smith building, North Main
street, Monday afternoon and even
ing. Fresh berries. Pure Cream. Home
made ice cream and cake.-Parsons'
Sunday School Glass.
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Dr.. Mitchell Castillo. of Howell,
Mo. who arrived a few days ago.. is
the guest of his sister-in-law. Mrs. P.
NJ. Audrain. He will be here until
Thursday.
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THAT is THE TIME COMPANY
HOPES TO START.
W GOOD MACHINES

Were Secured at Considerable Cost,
and are Said to be Durable and
Speedy.-WilI be Shipped to Tor,
rance and Brought OverIand.-De-
scription of the Cars and Their Ca.
liabilities.
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: LOCAL NEWS. s

M. L. Brown spent Sunday in AT
tesla.
M. Daniels went to Artesia Sunday
night.
Henry Russell, of Chicago. is here
on business.
Ed Lard came up from Dexter Sun
day morning.
Get the Habit" Buy o u shoes
at GIFTS store. 46t2
i H. w. Townsley was up from Dex
ter Saturday.
Jim Williamson was up from Hager
man Saturday.
x. Callihan, Of Artesia. spent Sun
day in Roswell
J. w. Walker came up from Dexter
Sunday morning.
Bob Armstrong returned to Calls
bad Sunday night.
M. C. Moore. Of Hagerman. spent
Sunday in Roswell.
0lUAnS ~ Will ~ UPON uOoNo-
noon at Park Hote.. 46t2
Get the Habit" Buy your dry
goods at GIFTS sore. 46t2
B. A. Reuter- returned to Orchard
Park Saturday night.
VIM. Dills returned to his home il
Dayton Sunday night.
Charles Monday, of Pennington.
ILL.,, is seeing the Valley.
A. F. Catron, of Dexter, spent Sun
day with friends in Roswell
W. A. Johnson, a cattleman from
Missouri. Is here on business.
Nice meals can be had at he Park
Hotel. next to Tannehill store.
Miss Jennie James returned to her
school at Dexter Sunday night.
Jerry Cazier, of Dexter, spent Sun
day with relatives in this city.
o. NJ. Campbell. of Dexter speat
Sunday with friends in Roswell
Mrs. Maude Gray returned to her
home in Carlsbad Saturday night.
DR.. T. E. Presley left Sunday night
for a professional trip down the road
C. E. Holt, who has been working
in Dexter, returned Sunday morning.
H. Fred Wiley, of Peoria. H., ar
rived Sunday for a prospecting trip.
Bert IngersolI returned Sunday
from a business trip down the Valley
Gamble & Kirby. only, can furnish
you with pure distilled water. Phone
No. 163. A to.
w. H. Coon came in Sunday morn
ing from down the Valley to spend
h day.
A. T. Short, of Pennington, ILL.,. ar-
rived Sunday for a few days visit in
Roswell.
s. E. Best returned Sunday night
from a business trip to his ranch up
the road.
w. O.. Oldham came down from
Portales last night to attend cour1
this week.
G.. n. Amis and Herman Young. of
Hagerman. came up Sunday for a
short visit.
Judge Emmett Patton made his re-
gular visit Sunday at his home neal
Hagernan.
Hondo lands for sale. See US for
bargains.-Carlton Bros, Room IL,
Oklahoma Block. 41tf.
w. N. Lghtfoot, of Mountainville,
Mo-. arrived Saturday night for a
prospecting visit.
J.. z. Wagner came in Sunday NOR
ming from Artesia and may decids to
remain in Roswell.
John Fl. McKinstry and w. G.. Ha-
milton returned Sunday morning
from a trip to Dexter.
L. s.. Osborne returned TO his home
in Carlsbad Saturday night after
spending the week here.
< B. Walker returned to his of
nee In Artesia Saturday night after
a weeks stay in Roswell.
R. l. Ramey. Of Hot Springs. Ark
who Is touring the Valley, went 20
Artesia Sunday afternoon.
NJ and Mrs r Paw want RI |
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Edgar Ca1fee returned Saturday
night from a business trip to the
northern part of the Territory.
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Mr.. E. W. Haxen, western manager
of the Curtis Publishing Co., in an
article published in the June number of
the same magazine, has this to say
among other things: "This advertising
is not to create the impression simply
that canned salmon is good to eat as n
food 1t will create this impression
but also creates the impression that
this particular brand of canned salmon
is invariably frst-class in quality, and
packed under sanitary, healthful, clean.
ly conditions.
The retail dealer viii very soon dis.
eriminate in your favor because he
finds it easy to sell advertised goods,
and credit is reflected upon him for
selling an article that pleases his Gus
toners. He will even 60 to the extent
Of spending his own money in many
cases locally to call attention to your
goods, and the fact that he handles
them. He win give window displays
and encourage his clerks to sell the ad-
vertised goods in preference to others.
His own interest will dictate this.
The packers standard OF quality will
be elevated by campaign OF this char
acter because of the reflex influence of
this campaign.
The packers standard of quality win
nize the fact that his own interests will
be furthered by using the utmost care
to see that his trade mark is only found
on goods of the highest quality.
In a short time a comprehensive ad.
yertising campaign of this character
will put the concern back of it in an
position with the trade.
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HAVE YOU ENOUGH?

1t has been said that you cannot ad-
vertise a product to any advantage
when you can sell all you can get hold
of. That has been said of salmon too.
Now, because some of the packers are
satisfied with their profits, do all Of
them get all they want out of the
business? Here is, where l can show
an old dog new tricks. Aside from that
! believe that Astoria can never urge
enough the necessity Of interesting out
side capital, when a cracker jack prop.
osition like a $4,000 hotel has to go
begging. Yet there is hardly an in
vestment which would net bigger div
idend here. The regatta, it is ru-
mored, is dead, in spite Of the fact
that this year it should pay dividend
beyond ordinary dreams. Yet the com.
mittee is said to have exhausted its ef.
forts to get a man who can lead to
victory. Has it?
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/ AM NOT ALONE.

There are Others who think that
salmon will bear advertising and for
this reason quote from the June
edition Of "racifc Coast Advertising"
little of what +. ], Cooper, President
Of the f. ]. Cooper Agency, San Fran
cisco, has to say anent the subject:
The great dangers Of ptomaine ana
the growing distrust of timed goods
have already been recognized by many
manufacturers. and now the finest OF
preserves and other products are put up
in glass. This condition and the edu.
cation an advertising campaign will ef'
feet against canned salmon offers at
this time q particularly attractive
to the salmon firm that will
recognize the value of choice article
in carefully packed form that is free
from all the dangers resulting from the
use of common tin"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18
Dying Of Famine.

is in its torments, like dying Of con-
sumption. The progress of consumption
from the beginning to the very end, is
u long torture, both to victim and
friends. when l had consumption in
its first stage" writes VIM. Myers, OF
Cearfoss, Md, "after trying different
medicines and good doctor in vain,
| at last took Dr. Kings New Discovery
which quickly and perfectly cured me-"
Prompt relief and sure cure for coughs
colds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Pos
itively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed
at Chas. Rogers drug store, price SOC
and sl.O0 a bottle. Trial bottles free.
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WINDOW DRESSING.

Can a merchant afford to neglect his
windows? Never He must constantly
plan for something new. The best eff
forts in window dressing should be aug
medted by the supreme effort, entitled,
Frequent Changes" You won't like to
see newspaper repeat on Tuesday an
item printed the day before Don't ex-
pect your customers TO look at your
windows twice or four times a month,
unless you change them that often.
Never let a window or a newspaper ad-
vertisement get stale. Your competitor
profits by your neglect.
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WHY NOT THE PRlCEi

The Morning Astorian's advertising
rates, as based upon the rate card
which went into effect on April lst
1905, are as reasonable as can be de.
manded anywhere, The merchant who
objects to what some are pleased to
call an increase. would not tolerate n
customer to tell him that he must sell
his merchandise for less than he asks.
Improvements in the paper and in the
advertisements are noticeable by all
who care to see. An increase in circu,
lation is manifest TO all who care to
investigate. The present rate merely
margin of profit. The leading adver'
covers expenses and leaves but slight
tisers everywhere know that increased
means increase of cost Of
production. larger stairs, etc, etc, The
increase in advertising
rates always goes hand in hand with
proportionately increased returns from
the advertisements. The Morning As.
torian does not need self emolument.
Its readers, its advertisers and its gen.
nnl appearance speak for it, Do you
listen to this tale--well toldi
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WHY HESITATE?

Rumor has it that some of the local
salmon packers don't agree with me
nm the subject of advertising salmon.
0,rx- MAN even told me that he had heard
Fzckers say that if they used whole
pxge in the Morning Astorian for a
year, it would not help them any.
Strange, isn't it!-but we agree on the
subject to that extent. There are too
mnuy things which have to be done
preliminary to advertising salmon, be-
fDrv a page, or for that matter the
whole issue of any paper or magazine
would do them any good. That's why
I should like 10 meet the gentlemen who
doubt my statement as to the Possibil.
ny zf successfully advertising salmon.
Duubting ThOmases' are my hobby. !
Kave persuaded quite few to my way
of thinking. since came here. For
doubling salmon packers | have a still
setter argument. 1t costs you nothing
to bear me talk, while rather enjoy
a. You may think better of me after
you have heard me and you may find
JOY IN the knowledge that while the
s4ImUn pack is limited-your chief
Bune zf contention by the way-there
D possibility Of increasing the IS re.
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HOW WILL YoU HELP IT!

HUW WILL I0U HELP 1T!
%TFe Groeers' Review, of Manchester.
Eng, says taking in the canned goods
Rr1ae has reached salmon to such an
sxfenf as to make possible large de-
crease in its consumption. 1t refers to
szlmod under established British Colum-
kIa labels.k few years ago the Trade
Register caused breeze by giving an
arslcle from an English contemporary
alragiIrg similar conduct on the part OF
tte British Columbia Gamers. This
latest complaint is worthy of attention"
The above quotation from the Trade
Register clearly proves that there is but
sne way to protect a standard grade OF
szImon, irrespective of whether it is
eur OWN Royal Chinook or any other.
The consumer, first of all things,
wants TO know that he is getting the
best the market affords at the price he
wishes to pay. Secondly he wants to
he assured that the package is such as
10 absolutely free it from any possible
impurities. either due to careless pack
ing or to contamination fro means.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18
New THINGS IN RAINIER.

The Columbia River Door Company
of Rainier shipped fourteen cars Of hm'
Der in March. distributed through Ore
gon and Washington. The Hoyt branch
of the American Woodworking Company
at Williamsport, Pa, is building a
special saw mortiser invented by Man.
ager Plue, which cuts from one TO six
mortises in door style at u single
operation and which can mortise 1000
doors per day. The first machine will
be installed at the Rainier plant, and
then the machines will be put on the
market.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18
Sunday Excursions to North Beach.

The Ilwaco and Navigation Company
are selling round trip tickets every Sun.
day from Astoria to all points on Long
Beach including Nahcotta, at rate Of
one dollar for the round trip.
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THE COAST AD-JoURNAL.

THE COAST AD-J0CRNAL.
1t may seem strange that / harp on
the subject of advertising magazines.
But,somehow, 1 cannot get away from
the topic OF literature which is bound
to benefit any merchant who peruses it.
l can never get enough information on
any topic, so that / am compelled to
carry from place to place a constantly
increasing amount of clippings, mag.
azines, etc, pertaining to that which
makes business grow bigger in volume
all the time. For several years pa
cifc Coast Advertising" published at
22S Mercantile Place, Los Angeles, Cal.
has regularly been on the list of mag
azines for which / subscribe. Lewis H.
Mertz is its able editor and he covers
the interests Of Pacific Coast industries
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18
BIDS WANTED.

CALL FOR BIDS--U. s. ENGINEER
Office, Portland. ore, May 90, 1906
Sealed proposals will be received here
for mattress, rock and pile work In
connection with extension OF Jetty at
mouth of Coquille river, Ore, until II
A. NJ, June 20. 1905, and then publicly
opened. Information on application.
w. C. Langfltt, Mai, Engrs.
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QUICK RETURN COLUMNS
Situations Wanted Advertisements Inserted
Twice Without Charge j.

Telephone your want advertisement
to the Office of The Morning Astor'
ian, Telephone Main 66l, When
you need help or want to sell or
exchange anything, Somebody may
be looking for work or wish to ex.
change something for an article
which you have.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18
ELECTRICIANS
MILK DEALERS.
A NEW PURE FOOD LAW.

in the state Of Washington require, that
all food packages shall nave printed on
the outside the ingredients thereof, II
You use our Pure MILK, Fresh From the
Cows, you won't have to look for the
label. We guarantee its quality,
Morning or night delivery.
THE sLooP.JEFFERs CO., 10th and
Duane streets.
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding Clatsop County warrants cndors'
ed prior to August lst, 1904, to present
same TO the county treasurer at his office
500. SOP Commercial street, for payment.
Interest ceases after this date.
(Signed) CHAS. A. HElLBORN,
County Treasurer.
Dated, Astoria, Oregon, this 18th day
of June, 1905.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
See j. B. Brown at Ross, Higgins &
Company.
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CHANCE SHOTS
GAME RATES no LAPAN.
BY the Ad Man.

A reduction of twenty cents per
word for eshlegams to Japan has re-
Gently Aeca announced by the Mackay-
Beaursk Cable Co. The present rate is
sun. per word. Thus the new rate
wArh goes into effect July first, brings
IL down To Sl2l per word. Previous
10 the opening of the Pacific cable the
Eaie was $lS4. The reduction in the
cable tariff is of great Importance to
Pacific Coast interests, as many I'M
porters and exporters are constantly
fnrced to resort to eommunication by
ezhle far Ncighty transactions. or spec
X.l srders> The newspapers, too
val be benefited by the action of the
Kiaekay- Bennett people who also con,
trol the Postal Telegraph Co.
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SOMETHING DOING HEREAB0UTS.
Three additional dry kilns, being
emcaed by the Tongue Point Lumber
Go.. vii dauble the present capacity
ef the plant. Big firms growing bigger
all the time. Yet there are those who
say that We are slow here. Are We!
doubt it. Some of us may need
good driver to increase their speed, But
Hhe material is here for some pretty
good timber Of the kind that will make
khn rpultta n success
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HELP WANTED-GlRL WANTED
for general houscwork. Wages be-
tween SIS and $50 per month. j. Il,
Gibbons, care Tongue Point Lumber Co,
Alderbrook.
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advantageously, Recently the sub
.cription price has been reduced to
Sl.O0 a year, There can be no reason
why merchants anywhere should nos
suseribe for it, Every issue has more
than enough good stuff to make il
worth the subscription price,
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HOUSES WANTED.
FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM;
fire and electric light; finest view in
city. Address c. A., Astorian.
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FOR sALE-MlscELLANEous.

FOR SALE-A 9xl0 IA WASllNGrlN
Iron Works, Seattle, Wash, donkey
$50 feet rs and $500 feet 5-s Itch cable
Full set rigging and blocks, Address
Pacific Cadean, Cathlamet, Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18

FOR sALE-SECoND-HAND 7 coll
umn newspaper outfit; complete sx'
cept press; cheap, Inquire at this Of
|hce.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED--MEN AND WOMEN
to learn Matchmaking A practical
working school for jewellers. Money
made learning Seattle Watch Making
& Engraving School. P,.l, Bldg, Seattle.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-18

INCUBATOR FOR SALE--4oO EGGS
capacity; also three 100 capacity
brooders: first-class condition. Ad-
dress A. Astorian once.
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FOR SALE HIGH COUNTER.
about $ feet long. Apply at Astor-
ian Office.