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THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.
'cHAPrE,R

Once there was King ana queen who.
wished they had some children. So not
long afterwards Il lovely daughter was
born to her. The king and queen had
an elegant feast and invited all the fair
les, which was seven. He said he knew
OF another some hundreds OF years ago,
but he hadn't heard or seen anything OF
her for such long time he thought she
was dead. All the seven fairies we're sit
ting down to the table; each had a golden
plate, knife and fork made for them.
and In walked the old fairy. She was
very angry because tho king didn't have
a gold plate. knife and fork for her also,
and tho young fairy who was sitting
s next to her heard the angry words this
old fairy said and became very much
frightened. And when tho time came for
them to make their wishes for the queen,
the young fairies made beauty. sweet.
Industrious and SO on. until t camo TO
the old fairy. who said when she became
dfteen she would prick her finger with
spinning wheel and die.
About this time tho young faEy VINO
was behind the curtnir came tut and
said that she should not die. b. would
fall into deep sleep and sled for a
hundred years. So ono day Yhcn she
was fifteen and the king and queen were
away. the young girl wandered the whole
palace through tn, king some years
ago nnd OrOereQ I'LL lUC Spiiliiiiits /" A'SNSiS.
to be put away and not used any more.
CHAPTER IL.
She went Into all the palaces. when
she came TO q room with an old rusty
door sprang open. when suddenly she sa "
door sprng open. when suddenly she saw
an old witch or the old fairy which made
the wish. and tho old witch was spin
ming. She hadn't heard OF the kings or.
dcrs, She said she thought It was very
Interesting and asked to teach her how
( 10 spir,. Just tho moment she did the
needle hurt her finger, and she fell m
n deep sleep. Everybody fell asleep
Not i6ng afterwards some huntsmen we're
hunting. The huntsmen came IN signt
~ tho house Among these was q prince
which had been told that in that palace
lived queen, which was very lovely.
Retween him and the palace had grown
fall briers and trees, 30 tho prince conld
hardly get through: but he kept trying.
At.last he got to the house Everything
was asleep-the doves the doorkee p
and everybody In the house. The prince
searched the palace and found the prin-
cess who was so lovely. and the minute
Ia touched her everything awoke: she
aaid he wns the prince she had dr ear
81 ~ and they fell deeply In: love ne icy
we're married. and lived happily toset ne e
Selected by,
pERCIEf KATHERINE LANDRAlAll.
Il f35 Noel. Hanover county, y d. g
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WILLIAM PENN.


william Penn. an English Quaker, ne ne
founder OF the colony of Pennsylvania an a.
was va the son Of Sir william Penn, "a, an
eminent English admiral. ne was born I'm
At London in the year Of 1914 In In asss no
.sas thrown Into the tower, on account Of
pnblieation entitled THE Sandy c Teand tSs
ton Shaken" in which M, ne r a,, Gods DIS
o osatisfactlon in the death Of Christ =
Having nt turned his attention to ,r the new ~
world. he in 1851 obtained ,f aS for rns
=, I,pI i,a state Of Pennsylvania. Ee planned
my, and 'n nem nod the city Of philadelphia, and
sevs6 as1a 'ns selony Penn
,the WI VS. ~ Eneland toward the end OF
. rT leaving the management Of his al
t W. ' to q Quaker agent named Ford
whose vlllainy ruined Penn; ne o'eu
~ Riscon,be in Berkshire. lbs. Z.
u ", = ~ Nv AMANDA CORDES,
h. 11o1 Grove Avenue. Richmond. va. Z
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LITTLE HARRY's LETTER r,

= 4 z I i =
once upon time there was poor
widow named Mrs Walton. she mad t tnii,
teen and had light hair and blue eyes. i amd
her name was Nellie; Next !. to 3 n Ne ,no
stead OF fair. Next to Lucie came llttie
Harry who is far IKE his elder nd was
lust two days before Christmas. 50 the
children were very sad sSen lt Was sad
Nellie said to LucIe: Come on and help
me get the wood for tonight, and YOU,
Harry, stay with mother until we come
back"
Little Harry thought he would write ! to-,
letter to God and ask Him to send them
something. So he got the paper and en-
velope. and this Is what he , wrote sIc, and
II have two sisters; their names are Nellie
and Lucie Please send us some presents Is
as we are very poor. Our number IS II
South Fifth Street. 81
Your little HARRY.
After he finished 1t he put a stamp on II
and ran across the street and mailed II,
then came back and sat down by the table
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ROBERTS NEW HORSE

one day Robert 8 father asked him if
he would like to take a ride. I. I, s
"oh, yes!' said Robert may s. J: rice is''e
with you 3. G. ]. Z, -, 3,
like to take q ride alone III sE
~ cannot drive. said Robert.
~ know that, said his ather. with 81
smile, .but I think we can manage als tt.
Herel" he called to q man !, a. tae patA
bring out Roberts horse: !.
ooh. father!'' cried Robert = don't @ : AK
want to ride on my old wooden h orse ..s.F
.All right" his father said. Bring out
that pony. Just then a man with ;8 81
'"Sh = nther!, cried Robert. He ran
into the house and cried: "oh, mot ln'1E
i have a pony l53 y! ..,#
lie went back into the yard and 5umpe!
on his pony and rode OF. He: nag nae
many ponies since. but none MS good a. a.
that one. Her name was Dixie.
ABE VENABLD LAWSON
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WHAT I SAW IN SANTA FE.

When I was in Santa BE last winter T
saw many new things. The houses there
are adobe and ono story high. On Buno
Alley we went out and watched the bur-
ros bringing In the supply Of wood for the
town on their backs. Indians were on tho
streets with thor pappooses on their
backs and wearing bright colored blank
cts They had beautiful beads TO SELL,
made I'M bright colored strands by their
own hands I was in the oldest church in
America. 1t was 800 years old, and Its
walls were adobe I rung the old bell
at st. Josephs It Is $40 years old and
came from Spain,
MARGARET 8. GRAHAM
Max Meadows, Va
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THE ORPHAN LAMB.

We have a lot Of little lambs on our
farm. One day ! was riding with my
father. We found one little .lamb and
Its mother was dead. We brought 1t
home and feed 1t from bottle She
chews mothers vine; she eats bread.
apples and the ribbon off my hair. The
other day she got her nipple in her
throat and was choking to death, and
while sister and ! cried, father got It
out with his finger. Her name is. Patsy.
j have a good time playing with her.
and she Is growing fast.
ELIZABETH r. GRAHAM.
Max Meadows. Va
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THE LITTLE BABY.
CA, continued story.)

CA continued story.)
The next day In the paper the mother
was claiming her child. Mrs. Cunning
could not read SO she could not tell where
her daughter lived !. Tho little babe was
healthy and SO 1t thriyed. 1t. grew to be
aRd At nine hsPHa
and cook; One day. while she and her
Came m over to them, she was the Schiids
true mother bgt she had nc, no home she
said, my husband did not like my baby
crying around the house go he told 8! 81, one
servant did rs he was told d and u
thought,I would never get my baby g, g gain.
paper he said to mo. Alice. did I not
tel you that you were no. to haye that
I am without a home sy Well" said
Mrse. G,unning. you CO can !, g come home
home with them. but better times were
~ MILDRED CALIsCH. H
G3i CTO he continued
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PAULINE scAPTU y

Continued From Last Week.)
Then the old has departed she 81 ,M,e ~ 2.
around everywhere begging and stealing
This was hiw she made a livelihood. AZ
ter she had wone Pauline sat and tsi ns
to think Of some means OF . ess ~ ). ,,
While she was thinking. she noticed an
old ii In hoe - in one corner Of the hut. She
began to work diligently at digging dig nsgn, =
40 this she would soon be free. After dig
sing a good while she sat large pot
over the hole. so the bag could not see e
IL, After working hard for many " eekss
she found that she had nearly dug out
OF the hut. She kept on digging and q
cutting until she found she was out ~ n
tho bright warm sunshine, and could
hear the birds singing overhead once
mora. & @, 49,
She ran as fast rs her feet could carry
her.until she reached her beloved home,3
which she never strayed from alone
again. 49,, "a 5,l8
LOUISE HARRIS hlcCRAW.
Ardersonyille. Va
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THOMAS JONATHAN
JACKSON
CONTINUALLY

(Continued.)
z Jackson was captain In the Mexican.
War and showed such GOODNESS and BRAY
cry that he was promoted to the rank of
Major After the surrender of Mexico
Ma jor Jackson was stationed in the city
OF Mexico and studied Spanish. It was
there that he first studied the Bible or
cared anything for religion. SO when he
came home he was confirmed.
He was elected professor OF the Military
Institute at Lexington, Va. he was
married. His wife died and he was mar
ried again to Miss Mary Anna Morrison.
OF North Carolina. Duty was his motto.
He never opened a letter ON Sunday or
sent one when he knew It would travel
on Sunday. Major Jacksons eyes were
Very weak, SO that he could not read at
night: he would read his lessons over
inSthe morning and at night sit with his
face to the wall and think them. over
to get them well In his mind so that lie
would be prepared to teach his class
next morning. He did not use wines or
tobacco: he was truthful, honest, brave
and noble.
This is only the first part OF his life.
and I will tell later how useful he was
to his country In after years.
TO Be Contlnued)
JAMIE sRUFFIN SIMS.
& MaXWeltOn, Va,
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boat at Buckroe Beach and went to
Hampton. Many Interesting things are at
the Soldiers Home Tho inmates have q
private theatre, also a,lovey dlning-room,
equal to that OF hotel, and electric fans,
table linen and neat waters. There are
many soldiers there WHO are well cared
States government: The hospital Is also;
large and well equi pped Among the other
Interesting things Is the Normal School,
where tho Indians and negroes may be!
seen engaged in educational, physical and
Industrial pursuits. We Joined our party
at Buckroe Beach and took our train to.
Richmond after having spent a most,
pleasant day. 1NEZ $LUCY.a#i
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Answer to Easter Cross.
BY PAYsoN, BRUCE,
THE LITTLE DWARF.
fContin,,,ed)

CONTINUALLY
turned 1t and a little dwarf appeared and
said. II am at your command" The
youth was surprised, but said, " want q
castle" Immediately he was In It. It
was golden. SO there he lived long
time until one day he thought about his
mother and father. 80, calling his SER
wants, he said this; IT am going away to-
morrow e sec g, mother; RI, 90 keep every,
his Servants stole his ring, SO tho next
morning when he was Just going to Irvine
II. he cried. cts gone = he cried, TITS
,gone. The people hearing his cries ran
meantime his other servant had twlned
(To Be Contnued) sfi
MASTER GEORGE RYALI4 4t5l
b1S n. Third Street, Richmond Va
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50 he would be there. when Nellie and and

80 he would be there when Nellie and
Lucic came back.
Little Harry letter happened to come
Into the hands OF kind gentleman, al.
though he knew he was not God, he read
the letter and thought he would act 4. as
his servant: 80 he wrote a letter to ms
wife, telling her to come down to his
Office and bring his little daughter with
her. and then they would go to see the
wi When Mrs. Darlington read little IIarry's
letter the tears ran down her. cheeks,
which caused her little daughter to ask
letter 10 her. then told her to go and put
on her. hat and coat while she. put on
hers, and they would then go down TO
papa's Office and then to see the poor
III cannot tell you what kind friends Mr..
and Mrs. Darlington proved to DO to 1T
'ie az : ELISE D. LEFEByRE.
r. 316 s. Fourth Street. Il
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4 l.. One-third OF Joe plus one-third OF
new, plus one-tfrd of elf. plus one-fourth
az ,t,ne. MUS two-ffths OF elder. plus one
third OF son, plus one-half Of moon. My
whole is one we alt kniw Of.
g. My first is in states. but not In new.
MY second is In mind. but not in knew knew.
NV third is In eel, but not, in you.
5 NV fourth is in right, but not in chew.
MY fifth is in sing, but not In queue.
; My sixthFis In cat, but not In crew.
MY seventhiis in crane, but not In Sue
LUCY.B. LEAKE.E
So Bollingbrook Street.
Petersburg, Va.
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wavIng his paws (rabbIt fashion) he seq

waving his paws (rahbt fashion, he set
o9 ga a. b q e eame to farmers house. He
stopped lust outside OF the yard. Ho
v,ar a dozen eggs, so he crept slyly
into ito the hen-house and got seven wen. f me
wanted but %sa IS e d %as e SENS ana
i he ran SO fast that he broke one Of
his eggs, He had better, luck next Time,
however, and completed the Dozen Then
The. next morning he went out and in-
5vited -four Of his rabbit neighbors to take
dinner with him.
He dyed some Of the eggs Win POKE
berry Juice and some wlthstblue flowers
which he boiled to get the juice.
When all the rabbits had gotten there,
he told them how he had worked to get
Then they had merry rabbit" tImeI
eating ana talking about the wonderful
adventure they had had with foxes and
bears.
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lCon,uurnrldruns.

l. Where was Joe going when he was
lthirty-nine years old?
2. Who Is the man who carries every
thing before him2
y A. Why is cat going up three pairs
OF stairs like q high hill \.
g. What is 1t that walks with its head
,downwards
Z. why is the letter A like noon?
s. When Is her nose not a nose?
9.When Is a boy not O boy?
TO- On which side of a pitcher Is tho
= q. MAMIE L. BR1sTow.
II Locust, Hill. Va.
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R n, RABBITS EASTER.

oyr,tten and Illustrated by Mary 3
- Lyon. scruggs. Va.)
Brer Rabbit was determined to nave
some me eggs for Easter, but where to get g g
Them, s he did not know. However, al
telling all the family the d he befero
Easter to get his eggs. L., o,, and
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"A TRIP TO THE BEACH,

on a beautiful day last summer I took
O trip to Buckroe Beach. They had
little train. We ali went in bathing and 4
had q real nice time. Then We took the
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10 cnr:ge the form OF.
T. Abstalning from food.
5. Visible vapor. :. !.
s.. An article much used at Easter.
To- To- "A ridge between the shoulder bones.
Of Il horse.
IL. Drinking jovially y. ii{
Z IL, Tho, doctrine Of hfillinarians.
"a, Lying beyond the Atlantic.
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PRIZE-WINNERS
FOR THE WEEK

Miss lucy Myers, Hlllsvllts, Va, for ofsa2
gInaI Drawing. si35s VI
Margaret De Jarnette, $40 North Eleventh
Street, city, for Puzzle q, 1et,ss On, ef1ts.
Margaret 9. Graham, Max Me,ldowss Va
for story entitled What saw IN {
Santa Fc."
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ON THE WARPATH.
A Continued Story.

CTApTER VII. l3 q .5IN n D
Captaln Jack went to heAdquarters to
And Colonel Johnson. nut the g4aTa q.
tthe door told him that ColoAe1 1oAASo3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30
sConundrum1Is.

i. Why are coal and thoughts ailke2
2. Why IS an elephant and transfer
wagon alike?
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THE PUlZ;'Z.i;':L.l,.El!:;'
DEPARTMENT
Hour Glass.

4 l. The first limo and the central letter
give a popular easter entertainment.
a e. A native OF the country beyond the
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Answers to Puzzles.

Answer to acrostic: Saint valentine's
ALTHEA q. EGGLEsToN.
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2 MILDRED VAN 51NGEN 9SMTTHE.
No. COO East Clay Street, city.

Dear Editor and Members:
Having nothing to do ut present, take
tha opportunity OF writing to you all
a know you all are glad spring has come ]
md are looking forward for a merry time.
especially Easter. hunting eggs and making
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MILDRED CALIsCH.
Cro he continued.
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pERcIE KATHERINE LANDRAhIl.
f5 Noel. Hanover county. "a.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding mon
When you have a cough, cold, sore
throat, or chest irritation, better act
promptly like ". G. Barber, of Sandy
Level, Va. He says: CT had a terri
BILE chest trouble, caused by smoke
and coal dust on my lungs; but at
ter finding no relief in other RENE
dies, 1 was cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds" Greatest sale of any
cough or lung medicine in the world.
At Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. drug
store; SOC n $1.00; guaranteed. Tri-
al bottle free.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22
THREE JURORS cuRED.

Of Cholera Morbus With One Small
Bottle of ChamberIain's Collie, Choi-
era and Diarrhoae Remedy.
Mr.. G. w. Fowler, of Hightower,
Ala, relates an experience he had
while serving on a petit jury in a
murder ease at Edwardsville, county
seat of Clebourne county, Alabama.
He y while there I ate some
fresh meat and some souse meat, and
it gave me cholera morbus in a very
severe form. l was never more sick
in my life and N to the drug store
for a certain cholera mixture, but
the druggist IN me a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh-
oae Remedy instead. saying that he
had what 1 sent for, but that this
medicine was so much better he
would rather send it to me in the fix
1 was in. / took one dose of 1t and
was better in five minutes. The sec
ond dose cured me entirely. Two fell
low jurors were afflicted in the same
manner, and one small bottle cured
the three of u.s." For sale by all
dealers.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive bids
at their Office until the second day
of October, for the installing of a
low pressure steam heating apparatus
plumbing and electric wiring, in the
Sisters hospital in the city of RIOS
well, according to plans n specif-
cations now on file in our Office.
All bidders will be required to com
ply with the specifications in regard
to bidding. All will be opened in our
Office by the building committee.
The heating, plumbing n wiring
will be let in separate contracts. The
building committee reserves the right
to reject any OF all bids. 9,14,o5.
J.. M. NELSON & CO.,
Architects, Roswell N. NJ
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AT the land Once.


The following businesssoffanferest
was transacted at the government
land Office Wednesday,
Desert Claims Filed.
Ollie NJ. Mad. of Artesia,Sth SEW
OF section 81 township fs south. r.
rs east.
John B. Enfield, of Artesia, the
north half Of section Z, township II
south, range &c east.
c. Gertrude Enfield, of Artesia, the
ny of section IL, township II south.
range "a east.
Homer F. Parr, OF Roswell. f61
acres in section "a, township 10, s..
n section 8, township 20 south, all
in range Is east.
Final Proof on Homesteads.
Juan Major, of Picacho. the NEA
of section Z, township 2ssouth, r.
II east.
Benito Rodigrez, OF Picacho, 100
in section 8, township g south.
range II east.
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In the District Court of the Fifth Dis
trict of the Territory of New Mexi-
co, Sitting as a Court of Bank
ruptcy.
In the Matter Of William Clark and
James A. Clark, Bankrupts; Petit
ton for Discharge.
Comes now william Clark and
! James A. Clark. bankrupts in the
above entitled cause and petitions
the court to give them their discharge
And they further petition the court
to set the hearing Of this petition,
and that all parties at interest be no
titled to appear at the hearing hereo
(Signed) William Clark.
(Signed) James A. Clark.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
In the Matter of Proceedings in Bank
ruptcy of William Clark and James
H. Clark.
In the United States District Court
for the Fifth Judicial District of
the Territory of New Mexico.
On the second day of September,
1905, on reading the foregoing petit
ton, it is ordered by the court, that
a hearing be had upon the same on
the 10th day of October, 1905, before
said court, at Roswell, in said district
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon; and
that notice thereof be published in
the Roswell Record, a newspaper
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause if any
they have, why the prayer of h said
petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court. that the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order addressed
to them at their places of residence
as stated. 4tW.
This End day of September, 1905.
(Signed) VIM. H. POPE, Judge.
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Learn T~elegraphy and R. R. Ac.
counting. $50 to 800 a month salary
assured our graduates under bond.
Our six school the largest in Ameri-
ca and endorsed by all Railroads,
Write for catalogue Morse School OF
T~elegraphy. Cincinnati. o.: Buffalo,
N. Y; Atlanta, Ca: La Crosse, Wis.
Texarkana, Texas; San Francisco
Cal. s~-12tol2-12.
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Got Off Cheap.

He may well think he has got on
cheap, who, after having contracted
constipation or Indigestion, is still
able to perfectly restore his health.
Nothing will do this but DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant, and
certain cure for headache, constipa-
ton, etc. Csc at Roswell Drug & lew
elry Company's drug store. Gtiaran-
teed.
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summer Tourist Rates.

During the summer Of 1905 the Pc
COS Valley System will sell round
trip tickets to Summer resorts in Co
dorado. Michigan, Minnesota. Wiscon-
sin and q great many other states
at very low rates. Tickets viii be
on sale daily until Sept. 30th, with
ANAL limit Of Oct slst. for return.
Can ut ticket once for run fnforma-
ton II. d. BURNS. Agent.
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Are You

Engaged people should remember
that, after marriage, many quarrels
cen be avoided, by keeping their di-
gestions in good condition with Cleo
trio Bftters. S. A. Brown, Of Bennets-
Vile. S. C., says: For years, my
wife suffered intensely from dyspep-
STA, complicated with a torpid liver.
until she lost her strength and vigor.
and became a mere wreck OF her for
mer self. Then she tried Electric Bit
tiers, which helped her at once, and
finally made her entirely we'll. She
is now strong and healthy" The Ros-
well Drug & Jewelry CO. sells and
guarantees them, at SOC a bottle.
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w. E. Baggott left this morning for
his home in Cobdon, I'LL, after a two
months visit at the Slaughter ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Peter and chill.
dren left this morning for thief
home in Lee county, Texas. They
have been here over two months pros
pecting.
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WANTED.


WANTED Woman for general
homework, Mrs. C. E. Lukens, GOA
N. Kentucky ave. 73tf.
WANTED.-Help in hardware stora.
with knowledge of tin work and
plumbing.-Box 308 Artesia, N. M.
Tits.
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Cured Of Lame Back After IS Years
of SUFFERING.

81 had been troubled with with
lame back for fifteen year and
found a complete recovery In the use
Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm" says
John G. Bisher, Gillian, Ind. This IL
niment is also without an equal for
sprains and bruises. It is o sale by
all dealers.