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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
WANTS THE OFFICE
IN .FREDER|CK.5BURG
Mr.. Lowry Announces Intention
to Move It if Practi-
cable.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Aug. 22.-M.
X. Lowry, of Brooke. Stafford county,
recently appointed Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Richmond District, will
take charge Of the office about Septem-
Der LIST. In answer to an inquiry, he says
he will not endeavor to have the office
moved to Fredericksburg, though per-
sonally 1t would be much more conycn-
lent TO him II 1t could be establish
ed here, as this point is nearer his
home than Richmond.
MIR. w. Il. Key Howard, OF IIrbanna,
has been appointed Oyster Inspector of
District No. IS. Middlesex county, to
FIJI the unsSpired term Of vi F. Miller
didates for the position. Mr., Howard
OF Messrs. a. Randolph Howard and
Clarence r. Howard, of this city,
The property on Sophia Street IN this
James T. Kendall was sold yesterday
at public auction and purchased by
Samuel Fl. Kendall.
An enjoyable fox hunt was given In
Stafford county few days ago, par
of the section near Stafford Courti.,~is
After short run, the fox was caught
In q den. He was dug out and again
turned loose. giving him II start Of ten
minutes. After a run of one hour aud
three.auarters. he was ngnin eaptured
arrived a few days ago from New York
for a months visit to his parents, pr.
and Mrs. ~. J. Ncwbill, at If,vinEton
The Captain Will go at the end OF ms
vacation to Seattle, Washington stats
completed his studies II submarine min
ing in New York. to which lie was de-
tailed II year ago.
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more VICTIMS
Of THE WRECK
Three More Bodies ,te,t;overeu,
Making a Total Of
Seventeen.
A SHIP IN QUARANTINE.
The 2Lassell, From Mouth Of the
Mississippi Held Five
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more bodies Of Bruce dra wbrldge wreck
victims have been found, increasing the
total number of recovercd dcnd to seven
teen. rhe last three victims may not
be identified. Tho bodies were picked up
floating near Port Norfolk, and are now
at Portsmouth awaiting 'identiIicati on So
far no one has been found who can
throw any light on their names. The
wreckcrs ana bnl'grs have left the scene
OF tho wreck on the Western Branch and
trains are running over the drawbrldso
on'#rcgulnr schedule, as II nothing had
happened. Patients at the hopital here
are reported doing well. Most OF them
will be discharged IN few days.
FISHING STEAMER ASHORE.
The fishing steamer Kingnsher, of the
Atlantic Fisheries Company, Is ashore
at Ocrncolse and an expedition is arranE-
eel here to noatSll her She has heavy ma
chincry for one Of the Fisheries plants
and attempted to land this, entering ocrn-
coke Inlet from the sea and grounding on
the inside. The plan Is to tighten the
Ttingisher, by taking the cargo of, ma
ohinery OFF. GIT,
stITP#IN QUARANTINE. IS
Tho American steamer Lasscll, bound
for Norfolk from Port ISads, Is In quar-
antine at Old Point and 1t is reported
will be held for five days al least. She
loaded salt at Port 1Iads. ms lhatEport
is at the mouth of the Mississippi Rivef
1t is understood that she is constructive
~ held to be from New Orleans. There
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
from 4 short visit 10 friends III Newport

t Nsg. 9 short visit N. " friends q Newport
Mis- 7 i'S1 n, 4, carter who l,ns been Ms
m delIshlttunYF pt itSeN' as retE'ff'ed yer
given, i'll Tie foiiio of 3Mrs, willie Me- Me-
number Iof sonns folks infNhohSSr 81 Ie =
guest Miss Lizzie t1rrhhcis, OF Norfoik.
n lsc and gnnlcs were tho plensant
1sn!rSs 2, The svts s.yo auiee,s
hour After which Tho merry party dis
psrsy we A9E os Nn M0 a fSagps vs
eli. chrissle and Siaosa1 Hicks. putty 'fsr-
~ hSsse Mnnlny an I, Atesd,nes VII
/ S S%Hs
GarlhrlEht;, md Nitessrs. .,AHblnG Minniey,
Aorrs cr,Gln u sS9t, aISy er1s,
STANDBY p Benjantlil l'v!ns, +.
sIms, Willie Tignor} mud Willie Nc Glow
one 81 ne most d! de!gl,tfal tert ta;
fes' co s'sfn Miss Myis ''f He%' the
hone MISC Anal to nnInser Of
very PLEASANTLY spent II music, and vari!-
ous pnrlor gnmcs until about II o'clock
whc,, y delicious fruit stipper Was served y,
Gcppcrlch. Emmn Chill. Alma Parker.
Ida Ionlln, Myrtle and Grace ELTON.
Mamie Mundin, Verie Parker, MHude
Coleman, Alma aud Grace GENTRY Loulsc
Tucker sadie 1utwller. Bessie Greasy,
Ruby Miles. Minnie l3urkert ,Norma,
3Nviltshinc. Pearl Miniton ,Virg lnln and
CornclIatE'romlln.4 Susie and I.ouise Ar
nall GLADYS and Laura Arnnll. 1ncz
Ivnns. Myrtle DoWell, May Gentry, Paul
Inc Arnnll, Lulng#and Lizzie Claybornee
ton, George Pace, Leonard Braucr
13ohllc Fore Willie SNcwsomc, Marion
Smith. Oscar T1nos, I1erhert Friulcis. Ar
thur Bates, Bert williams. Samuel Sharp
toms. Robert DurvIn. Charlie Gentry and
Eddie Robertson, Mrs. Charles .Arnnll, as
sisted tho young ladies In entertaining
their guests g H5.4 f "! ~ t&
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ESCAPED IN IRONS.
Filed Iron Bars On Receiving
Ship and Fell Overheard.
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NORFOLK! VA, August 22-ro be
confined IN the brig with leg irons fas-
tened around their feet and know that
n prison sentence stared them IN the
face, caused Patrick Kelly, alias Thomas,
Kenney, a fireman, sacopd-olass,
and Irwin Fl. Moore, fireman,
Arstrclass, to make desperate
and successful effort to escape
/ from the receiving ship Richmond
here between the hours OF and a. NJ.
yesterday
The men were in the brig on board the
receiving ship awaiting to be tried this
morning before general court-mnrt1nl
to have convened on the Franklin. Kelly
Is charged with having been discharged
as undesirable from the navy rs Il sea-
man on board the training ship Hart
ford last year under the name of Thorn
as Kcnney and fraudulently re-enlisted
on board of the Franklin on August O.
under the name Of Patrick Kelly, as n
fireman, second class. Moore Is charged
with having deserted from the. torpedo
boat destroyer Stewart, The men made
a saw out of one Of the steel grummets
or bands used for Keeping the nat IN
shape and began saving on the steel
bars over the port hole and succeedcn
in saving through two of them one inch
square and dropping from the portside
OF the ship into the water with the
leg irons on and making their escape
to shore. Immediatcly&nf the discov-
cry general search was instituted, ana
a reward of twenty dollars Issued for
their return to the ship.
It is thought that the mon must nave
communicated with outside parties and
arranged for them to have q boat near
at hand in order to row them on I'M
medatcly after their ESCAPE to the river,
rs the men have not been heard from.
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his fathers home In Gainesville has re
turned to Richmond.
By A. LINDSAY GORDON

II ~ 4 IS 3 :. . r. {.
Mr.. Edgar Ferguson, accompanied BY
his sister, Mrs. a. D. Landerkin, will
leave to-day for the Buffalo Iithia
Strings The many friends of Mrs. Lam
derkin hope her health will improve dur
Ing her visit. ~
Miss Lucille Chldress. c, very popular
young lady of Petersburg, Va, Is the
guest Of Miss ella Chisholm, at Long
Greek, Louisa county, Va.
Mr.. L. Robert Driver, of spotsylvania
county, Va. and Mr. Percy ST. John
Chisholm, Of Barton Heights, Va spent
last Sunday and Sunday night at the
home of Mrs. Z. Y. Chisholm, OF Long
Creek. Va,
Miss Lucy M. Linney IS on Trip to
the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Mamie Stamper has returned from
a delightful trip to Basic CITY,, va,
where she was a guest at the l3e1hont
Hotel during the cnca1npment OF inc
soldiers.
Mrs, NJ. L.. Baldwin and her daughter,
Miss Kate. are spending a month III Cul-
pcper with Mrs. Baldwln's brother Mr.
Harvey McNclgh.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Talman and son,
JunIus, have left for Atlanta, after Visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. Fleming, at NO. lS2i
Floyd Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweeney, of Wash
ington, d. c., are guests of MIR. ana Mrs'
Fleming, at the above mentioned num-
| Der.
| Mr. ELLIS, OF No. OH West Main Street,
has been taken to the Retreat for the
Sick for surgical treatment
! Mrs. j. Randolph Tucker and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Logan. Of New York, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry St. George Tuck
! err in Lexington, Va,
| Mrs Stonewall Jackson, who has beer
spending the summer with her grand
children, Miss Julia Jackson and Mr.
Jackson Christian, at Borden SPRINGS
Alabama, where shc was taken danger
ously i'll few weeks ago. is now con
valesccnt and expects soon to return
to her home in Charlotte. n c.
Miss Gertrude Camm will be shortl.
tho guest of Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd
in Winchester, Va.
Miss Amy Walpoc Is giving house
party at her home, OakrIdgc. Nelson
county. and has as her guests Miss Anni
Clark and Miss Louise Bowman, of Lynch
| burg Va.
Mr.. Walker r, Montague, of Bnlti
more, is the guest of his sister. Mrs
Basil Gordon, in her beautiful Virgins
country home, Wakefield Manor y
Rappahannock county.
Miss Virginia Jackson has returned t
her home In Chesterfield, after delight
ful stay of two months at Charloltes
vile, Lynchhurg and Natural Bridge.
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PARAMOUNT. NEWS

Invitations have been issued to tho
marriage OF Miss Helen Mari Slaughter
and Mr. Frank Cunningham Gillian the
wedding to take place Wednesday even
Ing. September 9th, at $3.50 o'clock In
Third Christian church Miss Slaughter 9,.;It
L.. Slaughter. Of 1873 North Goth Nreet.
Miss Minnie Armentrout Of Snbot
Goochland county, Is visiting the family
Mr.. and Mrs, Tenant, Of wa, Washll!n ps.,,
borazo Park. In Richmond.
daughter, Miss Annie Hawkins, Of CliIf-
ton Forge, who were the guest OF Mrs.
Kate Putze last week, are now visiting
relatives In Henrico county. 49,
time in Norfolk with relatives.
Mrs, Arnold and her daughter, Miss
Minnie. and her, son, Howard, who WI have Ia
Mis- Miss SC Grace Bellam and her bruher.
Master Russell, Of Ashland. Va, are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs Harris
MI. and Mrs, Martin, and Mr.. Percy
Harris have returned. ,rrom,1u'to an en-
tended {rip through ra hcs vir q Norfok yo
who was the guest 9, Of Mrs WiIii Inr Nc e.
Richmond
a M1 sam If Norfof sy'q nre a tho saost Of
| their mother, Mrs, Bessie Harper
Misses Chloe. Althea Lucille ~, and 1 !, Mas s.
summer with their granndimother, Mrs,
Mrs, Marcellus Iowery, Miss Nlable
Lowery and Master Eddie. Haywood, I'd
die and Marcelus Ir; are yisltlng rG!a;.
Charottesvle before retiMrnnET h9 ssna
| Street is visiting here brother, Geoyge
| Vial In Hanover county.
MIR. Charles Thomas Of M1sny street,
his log several days ago is getting along
MS we'll as can be expected
Messrs, James Hall, Melvin sandrdge
John Hanfeld, Dunnaway Garrett and
Allie Lore, have returned !, I Irom i'as'o
cty' WWh Rs.s hey We're eneamped with
smm rps. Hur e, Getting has returned from
| n short visit to relatives IN west i.plnt,
4sGPmeGnta,q y w HSp Is W ys fH fenSs
~ sli hsAs Vunek, who left several weeks
ago TO visit her parents, IN Mlch,ga Fan
| will return to Paramount this week nlutEl
Mrs. Maggie Hodges is quite s TX, u n
the home OF her mother Mrs, Sm'th,
Of tho Peake Hanover county; [. ~, q
Mr. Willie Hattock visited trlends IN
P osstF a' cnns e 81 pqssSts snd street
| lefii Tuesday for Mabin, North Carolina,
10 visit relatives for two weeks, She was
accompanied by her children. MISE Misses 3
saaIn anf fbe Mas1ers Visit Ms sovs
er rsi other cities, in North Carolina be-
MI Miss Ruth flunt. Of Manchester. was
i the guest Of Mrs. Kate Putze last Week;
Mrs, ], aubrey Enos mas seNuFAsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
HOLINESS People
UNDER. !. ARREST
Is Band Of Mine, Including the
Baby Go 70
Jail.
HARD On The Il e: POLICE ..I!',; E
Will Not Survive After Six
Months Serious Accident to
Judge Horslcy.
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LYNCHBuRG, VA. August PAN
aggregation Of nine Hollness people, cons
prlslng men, women and children. were
arrested here this afternoon after re-
fusing to stop their SERVICES on the streets
or to secure q permit to do so, and the
whole company, including n very small
baby, went 10 jail, charged with Dis.
orderly conduct They IRE rcticeht rcln-
tive to themselves and refuse to say
where they come from orjto what religious
sect they belong.
They declared they had often been arr
rested. and that never In the past, have
the spolicc who arrested them survived
longer than six months. John I1llcnburg
and wife appear to be at the head OF the
band. they Will have hearing In Police
Court tomorrow
Judge John r.. Horsley. fell down tho
steps DIT the Academy OF Music last night
Iii trying to save an old gentleman. who
had fallen and fractured his cheek bone.
The Incident will probably cause him TO
postpone Il trip to Europe, which he was
about to begin.
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Brompton on Fire.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS VA. Aurust 22,-
The fine old historic and colonial man
sion on "Maryc's Heights" known as
"Rrompton," tho home OF Naptnlh NJ
B.. Rove, Just wost OF TINS Guy, hnn y
narrow escape from being destroyed by
fire this morning. Fire started from some
unknown cause in the third story. AS
soon as discovered the fire alarm was
sounded in the city and large crowd
gathered a, "Brompton."s Owing 70 INC
high elevation, the city water, when II
extended to the premises. could nov pe 3
used. but n bucket brigade was torI! ..e,
and the flames we're soon under control,
There was considerable damage by ~
and water, hu, the loss IS tul'y coVtfe''
by insurance. AtsIt 3Sf3l i3itSt ais
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TICKETS TO Be THROWN OUT

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81 PETERSBURG VA, August ga
curious circumstance developed In the
Second Ward during the primary cleo
ton to-day. This is the heaviest voting
ward in the city On the ballot were
printed the names of three gentlemen,
who were candidates for membership on
the Democratic City Central Committee.
They had complied With theaorder Of the
old committee In handing In their names
by specified vote, and none others had
applied for the office. Some objection was
pastors with other names were placed over.
them. The question now comes up whether
the postor ballots are regular, and whether
or not the vote of the ward will be af-
fccted By them Some persons claim that
the ticket is made Invalid by tScsc
pastors: Others that all the committeeman
| are not nominated but elected at this
primary the pastors are valid. and INC
| people have n right 10 vote for whom
they please.
! 1t Is said that under certain circum-
| stances, a contest before the State COM
i
mittce may be mace.
| IT is understood that State Chairman
| Elyson was communicated with by one OF
| the regular candidates. who were defeat
| cd and that he said that the pastors
! should not be counted.
Dinwiddic Circuit Court will meet IN
! regular term tomorrow. and 1t is expect
ed that the grand jury will have under
! consdera ton the cases OF e. y. Sneffle.u
! and Robert IT. Jones, charged with the
| abduction Of the child, Luna Joyner,
/ three and a half years ago. The two men
/ are out on light bail, and are ready for
trial. They WILL II indicted, be defended
| by Mr. r. H. Mann, Of this city The
| child has never been located, though It
] is believed it has been adopted In some
! Family in the North.
This morning while a hearse. belonging
| to ]. NJ Wilkinson, was being driven
along wythe street, carrying the body OF
| Bohemian farmer from Prince George
! county to st. Joseph's Catholic Church.
! where the funeral was to be held, one or
| the horses hauling the vehicle dropped
| To the ground and expired. The funeral
| party, which came from a point, some
| fourteen miles distant were delayed for
| some time in consequence.
! Geneva Scott a nine-ycar-old colored
boy son Of Robert Scott, died early this
morning at the Home for the Sick from
being rt1n over by freight car on which
he was stealing a ride.
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Kellanl-Martin.
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90 CHARLOTTESVlI.LE, VA, Aug. "a
Miss Ada Reese Martin, daughter OF Mr..
richard IT. Martin, of the Bank OF Albe-
marie. and Mr.. John Henry Kellnm. n
prominent business man OF lGastvlle,
Northampton county, Va, were married
al 10 o'clock this morning at the resi-
acncc OF the brides home, on Park
Street, the ceremony being performed by
he Rev. John b. Turpin. p. D., pastor
Of the First Baptist Church. rhere~w were
no attendants. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr., and Mrs. Kellam left on
Northern trip, which will include visit
| to Niagara Falls and the cities of Phila-
| delpha and Baltimore. They VIII re-
side nj EastvIlle. The bride is a Bradu-
ate Of the Rawlings Institute. Of this
city.
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A Tournament.

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FREDERICKSBURG VA August 22,-
A tournament was given n few days ago
at the home Of Mr.. Rattailc Gordon, In
Caroline county. near "Santee,t' There
were six knights Mr., Henry Dickinson,
Knight of Moss Side. crowned Miss Dick
inson Queen of Love and Beauty; Mr..
Thomas Dickinson. Knight of IlYlngton
chose Miss Grace McCarty, first maid OF
honor: Mr., VERIFY Dickinson. knight OF
North View. chose Mrs A. Y. Dickinson
second maid OF honor; Mr. Stevens Cor
don Knight Of Wndoyer, chose Miss
Marjorie Sim, third maid Of honor. Ar
ter the tournament dancing was INDUCED
tn T
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ROBBERS IN RADFORD.
Young Lady Drinks a Bottle Of
Laudanum.
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EAST RADFORD, VA. August "a
Morgans store WINS broken into last night
and about forty dollars worth of cloth
ing stolen The burglary was n bold
one the thief entering by breaking tho
glass in the front door, which opened
on the most public street in town. Mr.,
Morgan was aroused by the noise, but
the burglar made his escape.
Miss Lulu Brooks, the eightcnn-ycnr-
old daughter Of Mr., a. NJ, Brooks, stone
mason of New River drank q half bottle
of laudnum last night, but survived. No
cause Is known for the rash act,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
One Charter Granted,

The state Corporation Commission yes
tcrday granted a charter to Ac Eir-
cuporatctl. p. Il Joyner. PRESIDENT G..
r.. Hargravc vice president: {. +: How
eli, general manager, secretary and treas:
urer. Suffolk. Capital 5000 Object and
purposes: TO conduct n general produce
and provision business. and to handle
conl hay and grain from brokers.
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4 Germans Celebrate To-day.

MIC to be held under the AUSPICES OF
81. Mary's Catholic church at Oak Gr c we
to-day seems assured by me las.e m,,u
skill Of the decoration, ana inc lhteres'
' Booths and tents and n dancing pnvll,,
lon invite all to come and nave Gooai
time. Oak Grove is situated n ne Wes,
End, and Is convenient DOM 20 MAIN
and Clay street cars, aa
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Accepted Call.

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CHART. VA, Aus. a.
The Rev. Spencer j.. Jackson. VINO re-
Gently resigned the pastorate OF the
Christian Church at East Itndford, Va
has accepted call to a church In Law
ton Oklahoma, Mr., jackson. With his
Wife is spending several weeks with his
parents In this city beforo leaving for
the West,
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Mr.. Edgar Ferguson, accompanied BY
his sister, Mrs. a. D. Landerkin. Will
leave to-day for the Buffalo p.lthia
Springs The many friends of Mrs. Lam
derkin hope her health will improve dur
ing her visit. @
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-28

inspiring Thanksgiving service at
the Christian church yesterday after
led by the president of the Aid
Society, Mrs. j. r. Ray. There%were a
with earnest prayers and appropriate
songs.
a beautiful complexion, clear skin,
bright eyes, red lips, good health,
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
There is nothing like it. So cents, Tea
or Tablets.-Roswell Drug & Jewelry
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Morrison Bros,
Roswell, New Mexico
Go to the Smoke House for
your smokes. 20-tf

Go to the Smoke House for
your smokes. 20-tf
Buy your wall paper. glass, bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
FOR SALE A sorrel Shetland pony
cart and harness. The incest of it's
kind in the Valley. Any child can
drive or i he pony, R.
Smith. 31t3*
B. N. Hall, supervising engineer
Of the u. S. Reclamation Service,
or this district. came up from CarIs-
bad this morning to spend two days
at the Hondo reservoir.
County Commissioner Tom White
left this morning for a business trip
10 Kansas City. From there he will
90 to Austin for an extended visit.
He will be gone until January.
rheumatism, govt. backache, acid
poison, are results of kidney trouble.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat of the disease
and cures when all else fails. 35
oents.-RoswelI Drug & Jewelry Co.
DR.. T. E. Presley. specialist, eye.
ear. nose and throat, will give one
hour, from 2 to 3 p. m. Tuesday and
Friday of each week for charity work.
Anyone who is not able to pay a fee
q
cal at his office at that hour and re
ceive free treatment. tf&s.
Ben Shallenbarger came in from Ha
german yesterday. He has been there
for two weeks working on the Hager-
q Messenger, but for several
months has been in charge of the
Cloudcroft Silver Lining. He will
probably return to Cloudcroft soon.
The ladies of the Christian church
enjoyed a most delightful and soul
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-28
At a Raruain.

have ten acres of land near the
Military Institute. fronting on a good
street, which I can sell at the low
price of $3.50. The party owning this
property needs his money to put in
to business. An investment here will
beat ten per cen badly.
J.. T. CARLTON.
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The Exact Thing Required for consti-

LAS a certain pergative and stom-
ach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets seem to be the ex-
act things required, strong enough for
the most robust, yet mild enough and
safe for children and without the teal
gripping SO common to most to
most pergatives,' say r. s. Webster
E Company Udora. Ontario, Canada.
For sale by all dealers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-28
PeopIe Pleased.

All who attend the musicale at the
M. E. Church South, Tuesday evening
will be pleased. as it will be the most
interesting program of the kind ever
given in Roswell. Do not miss it.
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Cemetery Association Bazaar.

The annual bazaar of the Ladies'
Cemetery Association will be held on
December IA, in a building on Main
street. Get your contribution ready.
27tf.