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Choice Apple Trees.

| am here to engage in the nursery
business, and have a few thousand
choice varieties of apple trees on
hand at Sherman Texas. I will have
them here on short notice. Anyone
who wants trees and can't get cash
l will wait on them for reasonable
terms. Our stock guaranteed Ad-
dress Box 335.
R. F. CRUISE,
Roswell N. NJ.
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FREIGHT TRAIN DITcHED.
Combined With Landslide Nearly
Suspends Traffic on Southern
Pacific Railroad

Los Angeles. Cal, Mar. 18.-A
freight train ditched north of Santa
Barbara and a landslide this side of
Mojave, again nearly suspended traf-
fic on both routes of the Southern Pa
cific to the ereEth. The officials expect
the line to re-open-some time today.
The Santa Fe reports its lines open
and all trains running, but greatly
behind time. 1t will be several days
before conditions can become any
thing like normal
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FOUR YEARS IN THE PEN.
The unfrocked Minister Convicted of
Abandoning Wife is Given
Time TO Reflect

New Brunswicke, N. j., Mar 18-
]. F. Cordova, the unfrocked minis
ter who twice eloped with Julia
Bovine. and who was convicted of
abandoning his wife. was today SEN
fenced to four years in the peniIen-
tiary Cordova's counsel filed apDli-
cation for a writ of error, which will
act as a stay until a decision is given
by the supreme court in either June
or November.
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Notice..

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Old Governors Copper Mining 6
Smelling Company will be held at
the office of the Secretary of said
Company in Roswell, n. NJ, March
21st, 1905, at 1880 p. m. All stockhol-
ders are requested to be present, as
business of much importance will be
considered.
OLD GOVERNORS COPPER MIN
ING 4 SMELLING COMPANY.
By |. B. ROSE,
President
Attest: J. D. BELL,
(SEAL) Secretary
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SENATOR HAWLEY DEAD.
For Nearly Twenty-four Years Sena-
tor From Connecticut

For Nearly Twenty-four Years Sena-
tor From Connecticut.
Washington. ID. c., Mar. 1S.-Gen.
Joseph r. Hawley, for nearly twenty
four years senator from Connecticut,
is dead at the age OF 7S years. He
was born in Richmond county. North
Carolina. and in 1850 was admitted
to the bar at Hartford, Conn. After
wards he became editor of the Hart
ford Courant. He enlisted in the civil
war in 1861 and became brigadier
general and brevet Major General.
Later he was elected governor of
Connecticut and held other political
offices at various times.
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J. c. Parks Dies at sanitariun,

J. C. Parks, aged 81. who has been
here for ten days seeking health. died
this afternoon at one O'Clock at the
Ward Sanitarium, of asthma and
Gropsy. The funeral will occur Mon
day morning from the Dilley under
taking parlors and the remains will
be taken to his home in Carothers-
vile. Mo-, where burial will be made.
The wife of the deceased has been
her and will accompany the body
home. Besides the wife, Mr.. Parks
leaves a family at Charlottesville.
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KOHLSAAT TRANSFERRED.
To Be Made Circuit Judge for the
Seventh Circuit.

Washington. ID. c., Mar. 1S.-Pres-
ident Roosevelt had a conference tC-
day with Senators Cullom and Hop
kins and Speaker Cannon. of Illinois,
at which it was determined to ap-
point c. G. Kohlsaat now district
judge of the northern district of Ill
inois. to be circuit Judge for the Sew
enth circuit. 1t was also decided to
appoint Solomon H. BeIhea, now U.
s. District Attorney for the northern
district of Illinois. as L. S. Judge for
the district and X. y. Landis as an
additional Judge for the same district
This agreement ends a spirited con-
test which has been in progress for
three weeks.
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CONTEST SETTLED.
Colorado Has Had Three Governors
Within Twenty-four Hours.

Colorado Has Had Three Governors
Within Twenty-four Hours.
Denver Colo, Mar. 1S.-The long
drawn out contest over the governor
ship in Colorado has at last been set
tied, and the state has had three gov
ernors within twenty-four hours.
Shortly before five O'Clock yester-
day afternoon Governor Peabody re
signed his Office. and Lieutenant Co
vernon Jesse F. Mcdonald was sworn
in to take his place. Peabody has an
nounced that he win return TO his
business in Canon City, and Adams
will return TO Pueblo. The latter is
expected to issue a statement tonight
giving his side of the case. So far
Governor Mcdonald has not announc-
ed any of his appointments
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Walker enter
Jained the members of the lately dis
banded Evening Card Club. and a
few outside friends at their home at
the corner of Kentucky avenue and
Seventh street Friday evening. The
Clubs favorfte amusement was the
diversion. and many interesting
games were played. after which the
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Craw-
ford, who leave soon for Dallas, and
Miss Estebrook. of Clinton, Iowa. were
the guests of honor
The Club had adjourned for the
winter through respect to the late
H. f. M. Bear, but Mrs Walker had
never entertained in her turn, and
as she planned for a party of friends
the club members made up large
percentage of the guests. Considering
this the last assembly of the clut
members of the winter. it was found
that Mrs. Tannehili and Mr.. Cahoor
had won most points during the en-
tire season
The guests Friday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl. Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs Tannehill
~ and Mrs Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs
Morrow. Mrs. Mcintyre. Mr.
Cahoon, Judge Leland. MI and Mrs
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Trial Took Up Most of Day.
The trial of the contest case of Hen
ry D. Wager against Mary E. Nc
Clenny, over a homestead claim, took
up most of the time of Friday in the
land office. Both sides appeared and
it proved to be an interesting con-
test. One desert claim was filed on
Thursday
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Carry War to the Utmost.

Toxic, Mar. 1S.-Beyond the gener-
al retirement of the Russians along
the railroad northward. little is here
known of the last three days events
in Manchuria. There is much specula-
tion over the extent of the Russian
retirement. Harbin is regarded as the
logical base, but it is suggested that
they may attempt to hold the Kirin
line. Formerly the conservative ele-
ment in the high councils of Japan
favored setting a limit to the Man
churian advance. 1t opposed advanc-
ing to Harbin, but the results of the
victory at Mukden are removing oppo-
sition, and the bulk of opinion and
Judgment now favors pressing the
advantages and carrying the war to
the utmost limits possible.
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ARABIAN INSURREcTIoN.

Capital of the Province of Yemen in
the Hands of insurgents.
Alden, Arabia. Mar. 18.-It is repor-
ted that Sanaa, capital of the province
of Yemen, with a garrison of five
thousand men, has fallen into the
hands of the Arabian insurgents. The
governor, it is added. had previously
offered to surrender, but his terms
were not acceptable to the besiegers.
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l.. X McGaffey, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Walker, Miss Estebrooke, Miss Tan
nehill. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllys, Mr.. and
Mrs. Packard. Mr.. and Mrs. Poe, Mr.
and Mrs Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Payton.
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The Record would have gotten out
six or eight pages today but the no
tice of a grand rush on advertising
was too short-and besides that our
telegraphic news partially failed to
connect
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Sam P Butler was up from Dexter
today.
E. D. Cook returned today from
Carlsbad.
d. d. Temple came up from Arte-
sia this morning.
H. H. Hodges came up from Carls-
bad this morning.
ID. L. Long. deputy sheriff at Hag-
erman, was here today.
Charles DeFreest returned this
morning from down the Valley.
J. A. Norman arrived this morning
from Nogal for a business visit.
j. W. Blasingame returned to his
home in Chickasha, /. T., today.
H. w. Stevens returned this NOR
ming from a trip down the Valley.
o. r. Tanner and Sam Wells came
up from Hagerman this morning.
]. S. Lenox went to Fort Worth to-
day to be operated on for kidney trou-
BILE.
Ford Lewis. a photographer from
Ohio, came in this morning to pros
pect-
T. H. Craig came up from Carlsbad
| this morning to spend two days with
LllS IdIlliy-
Judge Emmett Patton went to Ha-
german last night to look after i'm
provements on his farm
L. C. Miller, of Carlsbad. who has
been here for the past two days, left
| last night for Lakewood
Miss Winnie Mason. school teach
er at Hagerman, came up this morn
! ing for visit.
Mrs e. z. McNatt. of Artesia, is
here for weeks visit with the family
of her father. S. Totzek-
Mrs Bentley is enjoying a visit
from her brother and mother. who ar
rived last night from Hereford
W. H. Buxton and J. W. Wright
of Columbus, Ind. came in this NOR
ming from a "trip down the Valley.
W. H. Long left yesterday on his re
turn to his sheep camp in the Yea
so country. He was here few days
make their future home. They vii
probably return to Roswell for a shor'
stay before locating there permanent
ly-
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Protestant Episcopal Church.

The services at st. Andrews Hail
will be as follows:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 1880
The offertories during Lent and at
Easter will be devoted exclusively
to parish purposes.
GEO. HINSON. Rector
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Manuel Gonzales died at IL o'clock,
noon, today ar his home two miles
west of town The cause of his death
was phthysis.
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Mr.. Cleveland Now Aged es.

SiCNCidn0 NOW AScO 90.
Princeton. n. j., Mar 1S-Former
President Grover Cleveland was six
ty-eight years old today. Congratula-
tory kilograms in abundance were
received from friends throughout the
country.
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WANTED.-Second hand goods. The
highest cash price paid for all
kinds of household goods at Pea
cock e Smith in the China Hall on
Fourth and Main St 15t3
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Dance 4 Social success.

The dance of the officers and cadets
at the Military Institute last night
was a social success. every one of
the forty or fifty young people pres
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At the saptist Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Meeting at IL a. m to call pastor.
B. Y. p. u. at $50 p. m. Miss Bel
va Loveless, leader. Subject, "Glori-
flying God in Our Daily Work.
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Amateurs.

Have just received a fresh ship
ment of Photographic supplies at Wal
tons studio 12tf
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Soliciting Money for Schools.
The committee recently appointed
by the Commercial Club started out
today soliciting money for the pur-
nose of continuing the present term
of school for the next two months.
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ent having pleasant time The mu-
sic rendered by the Axelson orchestra
was one of the most enjoyable feat
ures of the evening
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU,
(LocaI Report.l

Roswell, n. M, Mar. 1S.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 63; min., Al; mean, SO,
Precipitation, oil; wind E. veloci-
ty miles, weather clear
Forecast
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. Stationary temper
ature.
M. WRIGHT,
Official in Charge
tOdaV
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FOR SALE.-Three tickets to Spring
field. Illinois. c. w. Mussenden,
Roswell 15t3
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FOR RENT-4-room house. good
well. shed and lot. c. H. Hale. sher-
IFS office. 15t2
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FOR SALE.-A two-year-old filley-
A j. Nishet- Il 15t2*
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FOR SALE.-Cheap, a letter press
as good as new.-A. J. Nisbet 15t2s
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At the Christian Church.

At the Christian Church.
Sunday school $40 a. m. Jos. E
Carper. superintendent
Preaching at IL a. m. by the pastor
Subject, Persistence in Gods Ser
vice"
In addition to the regular musical
program there will be a male quar-
tet, entitled Come Unto Me" by
Messrs. Hunt. Reeves, Yater and
Hall.
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor. 6:30 p. m.
Preaching at 1880 by the pastor
All invited.
c. c. HILL, Minister.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school, DR.. F.
N. Brown, superintendent
11:00 a. m.-Preaching by pastor
Subject. my Brothers Keeper" Dis
cussion of some local conditions, es-
pecially with reference to raising of
taxes on saloons and gambling houses
300 p. m.-Junior Epworth League
6:30 p. m.-Senior Epworth League
c. Dilley. president. j. H. Mullis lea
der
1880 p. m.-Preaching by pastor
Subject. AN Inestimable Benefit
Good music. Everyone cordially in
vited.
G D rrUyJTTv D,.+o
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Notice.

I. the undersigned Administrative
of the estate of Mathew B. Pitts, filed
my final account this day in the Pro
bate Clerks Office of Chaves county,
New Mexico, of my administration of
said estate. The Hon. ]. T. Evans,
Probate Judge for Chaves county, has
ordered me to give notice that the
first Monday in May is set for hear
ing of objections and the settlement
of said account thereof.
Witness my hand this 18th day of
March, 1905.
ANNIE l.. PITTS,
Administrative of the Estate of Ma
thew Il Pitts deceased
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NEWS Is
CUT OFF
NO TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICA.
TIONS WITH RUSSIAN ARMY.
A NEW ARMY

Russia at Work Mobilizing Another
Army-Sad Fate of Kuropatkin.-
Rear Guard Fiehting.-Japan Will
Carry the War to the Utmost Limits
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SEC. HAY
Is SICK
SEIZED WITH FIT OF WEAKNESS
AS HE BOARDS SHIP.
JUDGES TRANSFERRED

President Roosevelt Moves District
Judges Around.-Senator Hawley,
of Connecticut is Dead at the Age
Of 78 Years.-Senator for Twenty
four Years.
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IMPORTANT MEETING.

The members of the Roswell
Commercial Club and citizens
who are interested, are reques-
ted to meet at the Club rooms
at 1870 O'Clock sharp this even
ing to pass on the report of
the committee appointed regar-
ding the keeping of the public
schools open to the end of the
term.
J. A. GRAHAM.
Secretary.
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Their Baby Is Dead.

Their Baby Is Dead.
Word has reached Roswell through
a letter to friends in this city that the
baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gun
sui died in ST. Louis on March 15
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St Petersburg, Mar. 1S.-Telegraph
| communication with the retrearing
Russian army has been cut off for
over twenty-four hours. but the auth
critics hope it is only temporary, de-
claring they have no information that
the Japanese have reached the rail-
road in the rear of General Linevitch.
In the long retreat to Harbin the Rus
slams only have the advantage of the
Mandarin road as far as Kaiyuan,
whence it bears eastward to Kirin.
while the railroad continues north
to Harbin. According to the general
staff, however, good wagon. road
runs parallel to the railroad But for
an army of a quarter of a million
men encumbered with impedimenIS,
with an active enemy relentlessly
pursuing and operations on the Rus
sian flanks and the constant threats
of the enemy closing the line of re
treat, it is admitted that a SINCE rail
way and wagon road offer poor pros
poets of Linevitch being able to
bring off the remnants of the army
without tremendous sacrifice of life.
If the Japanese actually succeed in
throwing a strong force across the
line of retreat it is recognized that
the Russian army might be forced
to capitulate.
In the meanwhile, the mobilization
of a new army has already begun in
several provinces, although the ord
er has not yet been published. The
newspapers generally endorse the Sc
lection of Linevitch as temporary
commander in chief, on the ground
that Kuropatkins lack of success
made the Supercession imperative.
It the same time il is recognized
that Kuropatkin's failure also rests
IN other shoulders. and pity is ex-
pressed at his sad fate.
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WARNER
ELECTED
EXCITING SCENES IN THE MIS-.
| SOURI, LEGISLATURE
A MISSOURI SENATOR

After a Fight and Much Turbulence,
kerens Asks That Republican Sen
ator Be Elected, and Choice Falls
on Warner.
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A Big Gun.
w. P. Woods ten and fifteen dol
lar tailor made suits. 15t2*
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Presbyterian Church.

Sunday morning and night Dr. Luz
kens the pastor will preach. Commu-
MON will be held and new members
received into the church by confes-
sion and church letter. All members
of the congregation are earnestly ur-
ged to be present, and strangers in
the city cordially invited.
The Sabbath school meets at 9:45
a. M. and the Y P. s. c. E. at $50
p m
First NJ. (. Church.
Services every Sunday in the Odd
Fellows Hall. the first stairway to
the south CT the Grand Central hotel
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Sermon. 11-00 a. m Subject, The
Living Epistle-"
Epworth League, $50 p m.
Sermon, 1880 D. m
Our usual hearty welcome extended
TO all. There viii be special music al
the above services
WIN. REACE. Pastor.
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Rear Guard Fighting.

Hinkow. Manchuria, Mar. 18.--It
reported that the Russian rear guard
is fighting in a heavy action in the
vicinity of Kaiyuan about 20 miles
north of Tie Pass.
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A Bio Gu

S. R. TWITTY, Pastor.
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WAITsFIELD.

a. G.. Matthews has sold the grlstmill
property that I've bought last fall to NIL
ter Moriarty, from whom he originally
purchased it.-Mr. ald Mrs. u. II.
Iwincll of Calais visited her sister, Mrs.
j. F.. Berry and family. a few last week.
The Rev. MIR. Roberts preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Gctobnr % and in the evening of the
sam" day. Presiding Elder Hunt preach
cd.-James Maxwell and sister, Jennie
NaXwell of Waterbury visited their par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell over
Saturday me S~nnday.-1he Rev. w. r.
Remcle returned last Tuesday from Il
three weeks vacation spcr,t in Poultney
and vicinity. Mr.. Rcmelc was accom-
panied on his return by DR.. Willard of
Vcrgennes Il. s. Richardson of Concord,
=. H., and j. N. Richardson Of Rich
non We're In town n few lays last
week visiting relatives and OF course had
nm eye OUT for ny stray deer.-Mrs. l..
e.. Berry returned home last week from,
n few weeks visiting trip among friends
In Montpelier. Waterbury and McInooes
Falls Quite "a delegation from the local
ledge attended the Odd Fellows district
meeting at Waterbury last Tuesday
evening where the team from this lodge
~rNemlliiicd the work of the initiatory de
gree.-Mr. n Mrs. r.. c. Bake Of st.
Johnshury are making a weeks visit at
the home of his sister. Mrs. ". q.
Jones.-The Waitsheld Creamery COM
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THEIR work.. The prospects are suspicious
for carrying out their plans. a large
number have bought season tickets for
the observation-disclosures village schools
have been discontinued on account OF the
epidemic Of skin disease. Health officer.
J. r. Newton called a meeting vt the
local board of health and later the school
hoard was called together and 1t vas
thought best to- close tho Villages schools.
'rhe health officer has disinfcotel the
school rooms and II ;s hoped now the
disease will soon be stamped out.-Fred
Norton, wife and little girl of plymouth
are visiting friends in the east part of
the town.-Dr. Edmund I.ape. y son VI
l)r. uusknore Lape of Fair Hnven has
located ir this village for the practice
Of his profession. He has rooms at
Sarah NJ. Higgin's.-B. j. Barber Of
pallston. Spa. has been IN town the
past week calling on friends.-Dnvid
Barber. Jr.. who has been chief sawyer
for, Richard Leonard for a long time has
gone to INTERCHANGEABLE. N. Y. where he
Is running a sawmill for Griffin & Co.
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DIE

Gilbert Miles is shingling his house.
I. o. Wilder is building n hen house and
.;hingling a shed-Mrs. Jane Miles Is IN
Waterbury for a few days this week
Mrs. George Alexander entertained her
step daughter. Miss Scott, of st. johns
bury and a friend. n teacher from the
Burlington schools from Friday till Mon
day.-Many attended the teachers con-
vention in Montpelier last week.-H.
Camp and wife Of Barre visited at l..
-. Nildcr's Wednesday on their way Ia
Moretown and Waitsfield to visit friends.
ALI school closed Friday for a four
weeks vacation, most Of the eachc arc
to return for the winter.-GeOrg Alex
ander has had his house painted by par
ties from Montpelier tho past week.
The hunting season vs. now over and
seven deer are reported as shot In town.
Miss Grace boycc and John Royce. who
have been working for Charles Richard
son nave finished their work and return
ID to their home in Moretown.-.Annie
Sanders has gone to Moretown to work
during the ~vacation.-The Rev. j. Q.
Angel Of Stowe has been in town for a
i've days aiding in the eviva meeting
the past week.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. Maria Sleeper of Bethel is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. julius Rattce.-
Miss Lila steele was quite sick with
chicken pox last Week.-Mrs. Eva Bell is
working at Stan wiz hall.-Guy Howe and
wife of Mortified spent several days at
n. a. Howe's recently. Arthur Bradley
Of Maiden. Mass, visited at i. \. I'll.
denis and Mrs. r.. A. Tilden's last week,
Leon Ford car1e home from burlington
last Thursday night. suffering with n
slight cold. In the night he vas taker
With commissions. supposed to result from
the injury TO his head, received one veal
aCo last January by a fall from a freieht
car. Or. Ioyner vas called ard FRIDAY
morning Or. l.. NJ. Green of Ecthel was
called rs council and both physician:
agreed tina: n s~urgictl operation was thu
only relief, He was accordingly taiicl
tn the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday
morning ana the operation was perform,
cd -Beeman Howe went Saturday I,
Rostcn, where he spent Sunda,' with re
intivcs arl Monday wen; on to Green
cove Springs, Fla, where he will spent
the winter John and Dan Sullivan
Stanley Nichols and Frank Mann al
shot a fine deer during the hunting sea
son. Several others from out of towr
secured theln here.