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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-27

Claude de Chauxville had unscrupu.
lousy made use of feminine vanity
with all the skill that was his. A little
glance toward Eta as he accepted the
invitation conveyed to her the feet
that she was the object Of his clever
little plot, that it was in order to be
near her that he had forced the Count
ess Lanovitch to invite him to Thors
and Eta, with all her shrewdness, was
promptly hoodwinked. De Chauxville
saw by little flicker of the eyelids
that he had not missed his mark. He
had hit Eta where his knowledge of
her told him she was unusually vul.
nerable. He had made one ally. The
countess he looked upon with a wise
contempt. She was easier game than
Eta. Catrina he understood well
enough. Her rugged simplicity had
betrayed her secret to him before he
had been five minutes in the ROOM
Paul he despised as a man lacking
fnesse and esprit.
Claude de Chauxville was one of
those men-alas, too many-who owe
their success in life almost entirely
to some feminine influence or another.
Whenever he came into direct opposi-
ton to men it was his instinct to re-
tire from the field. Behind Pauls back
he despised him; before his face he
cringed.
"Then perhaps" he said when the
princess was engaged in the usual fare
moving toward the door-"then per-
haps, prince, we may meet again be-
fore the spring if the countess intends
her invitation to be taken seriously"
eyes," answered Paul; II often shoot
at Thors.''
IF you do not happen to come over,
perhaps I may be allowed to call and
pay my respects. Or is the distance too
great?''
''You can do it in an hour and halt
with a quick horse if the snow is
good" answered Paul.
quired De Chauxville. holding out a
frank hand.
"Au revoir,' said Paul, "if you wish
It,"
And he turned to say goodby to Ca
trina.
AS De Chauxville had arrived later
than the other visitors, it was quite
natural that he should remain after
they had left, and it may he safely pre-
sumed. that he took good care to pin
the Countess Lanovitch down to her
rash invitation.
"Why is that man coming to Tver?'
said Paul rather gruf1y when Eta and
he were settled beneath the furs Of the
sleigh. eve do not want him there"
Il expect" replied Eta rather petu-
lantly, that we shall be so horribly
dull that even NJ. de Chauxville will be
welcome alleviation.''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-27

wi drawing room of the house
at the end of the English
4 quay-alone and grave. What
ever this girls joys or sorrows may
have been, she succeeded as we'll as
any in concealing both.
She was alone when Paul came into
the room. 1t was large room, with
more than one fireplace. Maggie was
reading, and she did not look round.
Paul stopped, warming himself by the
fire nearest to the door. He was the
sort Of man to come into a room with
out any remark.
Maggie looked up for moment.
glancing at the wood fire. She seemed
to know for certain that it was Paul.
''Have you been out?" she asked.
"Yes-calling."
He came toward her, standing beside
her with his hands clasped behind his
back: looking into the fire.
Socially" he said, with a quiet hu-
NOR, Il am not success''
perhaps you do not try she sug-
gested practically.
"Oh, yes. I do I try in several Ian
guages. I have no small talk
you see," she said gravely, "you
are large man.
'Does that make any difference?" he
asked simply.
She turned and looked at him as he
lowered by her side-looked at him
with queer smile.
YES she answered, Il think SOL
For some moments they remained
thus without speaking-in a peaceful
silence.
When she spoke it was with a quiet
voice, as one having plenty of time and
leisure.
'Where have you been?" she asked.
ITO the Lanovitches', where we met
the Baron de Chauxville.''
"Ahr'
'Why, ah?"
because I dislike the Baron de
Chauxville," answered Maggie in her
decisive way.
II am glad of that, because hate
him. said Paul. "Have you any rea.
son for your dislike?'
"He has the same effect upon me as
snails," she explained airily.
Then, as if to salve her conscience
she gave the reason, but disguised, 50
that he did not recognize it.
II have seen more of NJ. de Chaux.
Vile than you have" she said gravely
"He is one Of those men Of whom won.
en- do see more. When men are pres.
ent he loses confidence, like cur when
a thoroughbred terrier is about. he
dislikes you. should take care tc
give NJ. de Chauxville wide berth II
were you, Paul."
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-27
Financial Statement
Mile Laos County, Minnesota,
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR
Ending December 81, 1904
FISCAL YEAR

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
Princeton, Mimi, January 3rd, 1906
sioners of Mile Laos County. Minnesota
GENTLEMEN
Herewith submit to you statement of the
receipts and disbursements of Mile Laos
county for the fiscal year ending on the 31st
cay OF December, 1904. also statement of the
finances OF the county, the debts and liabilities
VI every description, and the assets and other
means to discharge the same
Respectfully,
loeal.J E. E. WHITNEY.
County Auditor.
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COUNTY REVENUE FUND.

RECEIPTS.
Balance in treasury Jan. /, 1904. s2,9O4. 81
Tax co!lectlonS .......... 9.S55.S4
PENALTIES, costs and interest l94S 10
interest on county funds ........ l155 az
Jury fees in district court. 1S 90
Costs in district court. 6S *
Publishing notice of application for
liquor license. acknowledgements. 40
Candidates primary and general
election fees. -. -. -........... 1872 "a
nOise tue1 bounty from State. 200. 90
lsantl county. expenses of Emma
Gates, insane. Observation-Disclosures. 67s9
won DountleS from state ............ PIT. so
f1uConoolle ncenSe....... 100
Total receipts. 1850. ............... $685. 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
Salaries.
~ F. Whitney, auditor. ............. $500 90
r. d: Burrell, treasurer. ZOO. 90
j. A. Ross, county attorney. .......... 1866 6S
e. M: VanAlstein. judge of probate. $40 70
G. w. VanWormer, county superin-
tendent. =. ......... 541.76
Jo1n VanderslulS, court reporter. 102.O6
=. NJ. Woodward. court reporter 95
A. E. Whitney, clerk in auditors Of
f1ce:...:;.:..... :...:.:.....::..... v25
B. N: VanAlstein. clerk in auditors
ONCE; $50. .............. $500
rsooertOiarK' ]an1tor. ............... 1900
total. .e.......... d, 1Oe o.
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TAX COLLECTIONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

RECEIPTS.
Balance in treasury Jan. l. 1904 sea7 46
d "a co!IecClonS ............. 5,239. Sc
Principal and interest on State loans 3'643. ~
nun'ois Aiceuse 1ees...... 4.7O
Total receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl5,ess. II
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid State treasurer SIS 1874 81
Paid county treasurer, COL
lectlOn 1eeS.. 31.42
Iotal disbursements. -- S15, 166. 80
Balance in treasury JAN 1, 1906. $3.50. 80
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BALANCES, RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS,

Balance in Treasury January 1, 1904.
10 the credit OF the following funds:
taxes and penalties. Observation-Disclosures. 1880 IA
Current scnool fund. -. ............... 125 90
County revenue fund. ..... 2,9O4. 81
GGOunty poor 1und: .::......... ....... 454. 72
GO9nty ROAD ana bridge fund. 3.A7 81
HHeoemptlon 1und .................... 326 IS
Scnooi 1und ldlstrlcts) ............... 3,749. 81
Town ana village FUNDS. ............ S65. Is
tcncluehtai 1und. ....... ..... 3.29
SIdte lands ana interest fund. 637 .46
County Donds (rallroad) 49,. ........ 1850. IL
County Oonds fundlng) 80. ....... 1.T7. II
SOunIy oonoS court h0use) .......... 665 81
surplus 1und. ........ $50 50
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Procuring Ballots and Delivering Re-
turns.

]. W Goulding, village of Princeton. 40 ~
" ~ f. yones' vi11dge OF frlnceton. 2.4O
YIN. H0eft. town of Princeton .. 80
Frank Henschel. town of Princeton 1.20
+. q. Foltz, town OF Greenbush AN
crank Salee town of Milo. ..... IN
T. N Atkinson, town of Milo & m
geo: n: Deans, village of Foreston 4 IA
d. w. ToTle, village of Forestou r. %
). VanRhCe village of Milaca m
M. o. Doe, village of Milaca .. 3S0
=. A. Ness, town Of Milaca. IN IN
y f. Larson, town of Milaca ~ 10 n
). L. Mourning, town of Bogus Brook. go
w. +. Jones, town of Bogus Brook go
henry =. Gustafson, town of Bogus
pr Bro9k: 49,; .......:.. .......... 500
SUnn I II. nereu, Town OF Borgholm. 1000
carr Ekman, town Of Borgholm. 500
Jonn Jackson town of Borgholm. 45O
august Anderson, town of Page 216O
r. w. Cundy, town of Onamia . 1000
" N. PETERSON town OF Onamia 20
VIM Anderson, town Of Robbins % on
z. B Rogers, town of Robbins. $500
Fred b. Goebel, town of South Harbor IL 10
II u. Anderson, town of South Harbor 110O
W. A. Wallace, town Of South Harbor II m
James COrWln, town of South Harbor II IN
q. A. Haggberg, town of Isle Harbor 26 m
g. q. n Va HeM M! Iown OF Isle dar0or...... 1890
Te0; ": rreer, Iown OF East Side: 5000
a. - - -MeSs9lsnltn, town OF East Side 1900
oio" oonin' to"n OF East S1de.... 1900
io'al.'.: '...'-................. 1857 80
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CHAPTER Xxx.

1AGGIE was alone in the grea,
wi drawing room of the house
at the end of the English
4 \ rn9v-alOno MI O,.ovo What
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CHAPTER XXI.
Il TEARING, bowling wind from
~ the north-from the bound
I less snow clad plains of Russia
4 4 that lie between the Neva and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08
. . . . . . . = = . . . . I
BIRDS POINT, No.
= = Z
November 6. 1905.

Mrs Minnie Marberfy and children
of Jonesboro. ILL.,. arrived here Sat
urday, to visit parents and friends,
The horse that was taken from T
H. Myers stable Friday, was found in
in an adjoining vorniield
Nearly everybody here visited
Cairo, H., Saturday Among them we
noticed Mesdames j d. Byrnes. r. A.
Barry, A, Blatten. j. McAllister, Roy
Wilkins, William Guesse; Misses Ruth
Spencer and Rebecca Allen.
Will Doty. of Morley. Mo. formerly
clerk in J. D. Greggs & Company
store here, visited his best girl Sun
day
Mrs j. Z. Meyers and son, of near
Charleston, Mo, arrived Sunday for
q few days visit to relatives and
friends
Chas, Bonefore, with Wearen-Gale
Grocery Company, Cairo, H.. as usual
spent Sunday in this city.
}. NJ. Winslow leaves today for De
troit, Mich. Mr.. Winslow having re
signed his position with the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railway. will make
Michigan his future home During his
six years service as conductor he has
male host of friends who regret to
zee him leave and wish him every pos,
sible success in his new home.
DR. Albert Willis, of Metropolis, ILL.,,
has located here and is dshing out
pills in any quantity.
Miss Emma Sanders teacher in the
Bibb school, was pleasant visitor
here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08

Mrs Frank Holcomb and sons were
Cairo visitors Friday.
Mr.. Ed Wick, OF Tamms, wa seen
on our streets Friday
A. II, Downs, Of lllmo, was in town
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Viola Morris and daughter Al
ma have returned from their visit to
Kankakee
Guy Poyd and Charles Cook made
long TRIP in the country in Mr..
}oyds automobile
Miss Ozelle Kelley was a Dongola
visitor Saturday
The supper given by the Ladies Aid
ociety at the school house Saturday
night was quite a success notwith-
landing the bad weather.
Mr.. L. Fletcher returned from Anna
AMI Thebes Saturday,
Mr.. A. $. Kennedy, Of Dixon, Ill.,,
who ras charge Of the charcoal plant
has arrived and oxpec,s 10 bring his
family here in short time.
II. l.. Baggott. Clay Ffetchette, J.
McFadden and Glenn Bassott went e
TamHIs Sunday to the play AS Told
IN the HIS
Mr., c. Gaunt has opened the store
recently purchased and expects to stay
here for while
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Concluded on fourth page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY.

Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday November Goth. A. d
1905, between the hours of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and five O'Clock In
the afternoon of the saia day, at the
front door of the Court House. in the
City of Cairo, County of Alexander
and State of Illinois, the real property
of Ransom Thompson deceased, con
sisting of the following:
All of Lots numbered ca seven
90 eight. t9) nine, 00) ten. I'D
eleven and (l2) twelve. in Block mum.
bered GD one Lots numbered ca
seven, (S) eight. (9) nine. 00) ten.
I'D eleven and O2) twelve in Block
numbered 90 two. except that part Of
the said lots heretofore conveyed as
right of way TO the Eastern Illinois
and Missouri Railway Company. by
deed dated May Goth. 1899 and record
ed in the office of the recorder Of
deeds in ard for the County Of AleNan
der in Book 30 Of the deed record
on page 37i. Also Lots numbered
90 three in Block numbered ca
three. Also Lots numbered 60 five
and go six in Block numbered a.
four Also Lots numbered n one
ca two. 60 three 60 fou~. 90 five
t6) SIX, ca seven. tS) eight, 90
nine. (10) ten, GD eleven. 02
twelve, in Block numbered 60 FIVE
Lots numbered ca one. (2) two. 90
three, (D four. 60 five, 90 six. ca /
seven, go eight. 90 nine. G0l ten
OD eleven. g2) twelve. in Block |
90 six. All Of said Lots be |
ing in the town Santa Fe. in the I,
County Of Alexander and State Of III /
inois. VIII be sold at public sale. in
with an order OF the Coun- ]
~ Court OF Alexander County
Terms Of sale will be for cash.
Dated this 2sth day of October A
D. 1905. asts.ss.
Beniamia 4. Thomfz9a.
Adminizssaisr
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ULLTN.

.++-++++*-+.++.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08
HENCKELL'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
(Mentholatcd.)
a Pleasant Soothing and Effective
COUGH SYRUP
A Valuable Remedy
ror Coda Coughs Bronchial Disturbances Husness
o Throat, o Voc Tone Etc,

No affections prevalent persistent throughout the
develop
and bronchial ailments
sumption
warning of
the
nm and
the Bark Blood Root Of Gfead
cp" Of White Pine Bark che,p viii Ice found efficient being
buds. Sriktnar1. sdfuly in a
pleasant agreeable q
rho
Is io The
=a,ihins camaive organ
thi remedy has application the fsuiisr
sfect which
70 ndIo Of
relaxation Of ionsil o. Cbe. and
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Stage az CAIRO November I, 19OI
80.
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BELKNAP.
November 6, 1905.

Mr., Lloyd Clark, Of Cairo, was here
visiting relatives and friends Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Brown. of Vienna was
among relatives and friends Satur-
day and Sunday
Miss Myrtle Reithfaum gave a party
% her friends Friday night at the
home o. Mrs. Lige Evers
MI George Warner and Miss Eta
Parker, both of this place, were quiet
y married Thursday evening at the
home of S. T, Williams, Esq Williams
officiating Luck to you George"
Miss Pearl Hedg S. Of Metropolis. is
listing S. T. Williams for few
days.
The News representative, Of Vienna
was among us Saturday, trying to
care up few subscriptions.
Don't forget the entertainment at
ihe High School Saturday night. Nov.
IS, gwen by the Grammar Grades for
he purpose of purchasing new or.
gan. Admission 10 and Is cents
j b. Mcdowell is home again from
DanyiIle. He is looking after a new
4, L. D rute from here Don't for
get 10 vote for him Tuesday as j. p.
Mr. Floyd Wilhelm. professor in
he High School at Rago was a Vienna
visitor Saturday
II. r Cissell changed his abode to
iarnak Saturday.
S. A. Parker and wife, of Mt. Carmel
we're visiting relatives over Sunday.
dr, Parker is employed as brakeman
IN the Big Four.
Mrs Lacy and Mrs. Smith. of Boaz
we're in our burg shopping Saturday
Dr.. Tarr and wife of Grand Chain,
we're among us Saturday evening and
sunday
Earl White is able to hobble around
IN crutches again.
Mrs. James Adkins visited relatives
It Karnak Saturday
Mrs. Pearl Traine aud daughter.
Gladys. were Bloomfield visitors Sat
lrday returning Monday.
The latest line cf monuments. tomb.
stones. markers or ANYTHING In that
inc can be had at the shop of c. |
\. Burkhart on short notice. Before
buying call and see him.
Mr.. Bailey Bourland was bitten b9 |
, horse Saturday evening, though not |
icriously.
Mr. Chas. Stevens Is able 20 be on |
he street again. he has been having 4
.ome trouble with his ears.
Mr. Horace Wilfred cf Barlow CITY ]
S visiting relatives here and at Rago. 4
W. B. Carter has purchased the resi-. /
ience property of r. f. Cissel on
'ike's ePak. also the property Of S. O.
Held formerly owned by ]. A. Ander.
on and also situated on Pixies Peak.
The pumpkin supper and old fash.
Dned spelling match Saturday night /
'as a success. J. r. Mcdowell cap.
ured the prize as best speller in the
ouse, but he had several opponents. IL
Tho had never looked inside on an
lementary speller. commonly known
- nv CAM A1ANf f1fifha aINr. SAME
Iorford captured the prize for the
gliest pumpkin. The proceeds Of
umpkins and oysters soup were
1910.
Mr. Luke Mcdowell Of Grand Chain.
as IN re burg Saturday eventus
al SUNDAY. We think BE- c7me most.
TO beat his father, spelling. ont be
are LHbe'
Nr- John Galloway. Of Ksrnak. vas
town Sunday We think some ~
Dr. faircr sex we're The attractions
Mr. II. W Crawford has resigned As
lther for his brother Joseph C.. but
iil suDerintend the farm. J.. ID. vii.
ANS will take @Buthes~ place as
ltcher
There were no religious services
inday night on account Of the wealth
1890 49,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08
River Forecasts.

The Ohio--At Evansville and Mt.
Vernon. nor much change during the
next sc to IS hours, with falling ten
dency At Paducah and Cairo. will
continue falling during the next 4S
hours. The Tennessee-From Flor
ence to the mouth, not much change
during the next 3G hours The Mis-
sissippi-From Chester to Cairo, will
continue rising during the next &c to
is hours.
p. II. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
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GRAND CHAIN.
49,.
Grand Chain. H., November 6, 1905.

Grand Chain. IT., November 6, 1905
Born to Mi and Mrs Hiram Moore
on November 9TH, a 10y.
Miss Edna Balance. Of Vienna. Ill,
spent Sunday with Prof. and Mrs, j
VI. Doty
Dr. Tarr was called 10 Belknap Sat
urday TO see J r. Epers.
Mr. and Ms. l.. b. Mcdowell spent
Sunday with relatives in Belknap.
Mrs. E. TAR, of Mound City.
spout Sunday here with her son, Dr.,
A. w, Tarr
Mrs J r Weaver and daughter
Miss Susan, visited with Mrs. G. A.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08

Bartleson the last of the week.
Mrs. George Hooppaw, of Mound
City, visited here Wednesday.
Mr.. win Mackey made business
trip 70 Cypress the first Of the week
y Mrs. Elsie Phares, Msr, Thco. Die.
panbrock, Mrs Florence BartIesoil,
Joe Gaunt and W. A. Victor were all
Ga 10 shoppers Thudaday.
Miss Blanch Rees, of Belknap, visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. J D. Copeland, last
week.
Claude Porter came up from Mounds
Thursday
Vim. Schwartze had business in
Mound City Thursday.
Miss ChrsJiana Kline returned
from Cairo Saturday
Mrs Annie L. Bartleson returned
(CdurIunpd nm fNsiyfh navna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08

MASTERS SALE.-State of Illinois,
County of Alexander. ss.--In the Cir
cult Court of Alexander County. of the
October Term, A d. 1905. Teltha
Jones VS.. Amos w Jones, Harlan
Cannon, Eugenia Powless. Adlai
Powless, Althea KeBner, John C. Wal
ker, Emma Walker, Fannie Walker,
and Clarissa J. Martin. Bill TO fore
close mortgage BY virtue of a decree
Of The said circuit court in the above
styled cause rendered on the nth day
of October A. d. 1905. /, Waiter War
der Master in Chancery for the said
circuit court, on Saturday the 18th
day of November. A. D. 1905. at the
hour of 3 O'Clock D. m. of said day.
will offer for sale TO the highest bid
der for cash. at the southwesterly
door of the court house in the city of
Cairo, in said Alexander county. Hi.
nois, the following described premises,
to-wt:
The north half of the northwest
quarter of section thirty-five (35D and
The southwest quarter of section
twenty-siX (26), in township fifteen
90 south, range three CD west of
The third principal meridian, and also.
the west half of the northeast quarter
and the south half Of the northwest
quarter Of section one "a. in town
ship sixteen GG), south. range three
CD west of the third principal meridian
in the county of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, together with the tene.
ments and hereditaments thereunto
belonging.
WAITER MARDER
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08
ATLANTA TO HAVE A FAIR.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov About 80 rep
resentative and leading business men
of Atlanta met this evening and de.
cided that an industrial exposition Of
the resources of the South shall be
held in Atlanta in 1910 A meeting to
form a permanent organization is to
be held within few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-08

ullin, 49, November S. 1905,
Mss Marie Fisher sHd Mss Neitie
ttp- we're Ca-To Visit5Is SstuIdsT
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WALTER WARDER.

Cairo, Illinois, October %, 1905.
David S. Lansden, Solicitor for Com.
planant
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-23
BIG SALE AT THE FAMOUS
Elaborate Preparations Made For A
"Great Harvest Sale" Which
Begins Friday.

For several days Extensive prep
arations have been going on for a
Great harvest Sale" at the Famous,
which will begin tomorrow morning
and continue until April Is. The Rec
ord has gotten out immense circulars
for the event and it will be well ad-
vertised. G. c.. Crisler. of Amarillo. is
here conducting the affair. and he
advertises some great bargains u
ing the time of the sale. On the night
of the closing day, Saturday, April Is
the sum If $25 will be given away
free by numbers which will be given
out during the sale. Attention is cal
led to their ad elsewhere in this pap
er. 1911.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-23

oficiate at the ceremony. Carl M.
Bird, clerk of the court, and his wife,
acted as witnesses. Others in attend
ance known here were Joe Mccain,
OF Roswell, and Mr.. Bobo, of Carls-
bad. 1t was the first marriage cere-
mony Judge Pope has performed
since he returned to the United
States.
Mrs. Heeth went on through Ros-
well this morning to her old home
in Minneapolis, being called there by
the illness of her mother. She will
be there at least two weeks, and if
kept there longer, will be Joined by
her husband.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-23

law at the present session of the leg
is1ature. This is the tendency in the
West and Southwest at the present
time. The result is. that Roswell
should be up and doing. or h will
be overwhelmed with saloons, a most
undesirable thing % happen. Over
crowding in any line Of business is
q bad thing. but particularly in the
saloon business The remedy is a
high license ordinance. and the one
pending should be passed without
delay.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-23

ard, j.. H. Dills and Lucius Dills. He
is a bay with good size n action,
as a first class individual. His breed
ing is all that could be desired, n
his importation to this section will
be a boon to the stockmen who have
stock. When the horse arrives we
shall give a more particular notice
of him.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-23
J. w. OVERMAN'S
Shop will continue
to run as before.
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. W. B. Evans, Clearwater, Kan.
writes: MY husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors a he
had quick consumption. We procured
a bottle of Billiards. Horehound Syr-
up, and it cured him. That was six
years ago and since then we ave al
ways kept a bottle in the house. We
cannot do without it. For coughs and
colds it has no equal" Csc, SOC and
81 .00-Pecos Valley Drug &C.