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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

James Stewart, of Roswell filed a
desert claim on Lot in section 80,
township z South, range "a East, con-
tanning forty acres in the Government
land office Thursday
John F.. Stanford, assignee of John
T. Gillett, of Oklahoma City, made
final proof ON his desert claim of
16O acres, the SW quarter of section
"a. township 18 South. range 26 E.,
Thursday.
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meat, and swimming match for
the young people in the afternoon.
Every guest greatly enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Chisum home. -.
Home For Sale or Trade.

A good home with lot 100 by $50
feet, in cultured Christian town of
1000 people. In two blocks of one OF
the best colleges and largest music
conservatories in the South. Aces
sible to another good college in the
same town Would sell at a bargain
or trade for property here or in
Texas.
HENRY F. vERMILLION,
21O w. 4th ST., Roswell. N M.
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THE FRuT INDUSTRY.
Demands Legislation Reducing Refri

Demands Legislation Reducing Refri-
gerator Charges.
Kansas City Mo, Sept. 22.-The
American Pathological Society in
convention here today resolved ro
urge all congressman to use their
influence to secure the adoption Of
legislation hooking to a reduction of
icing and refrigerator charges for
the shipment of fruit. This action
was taken following the reading of
the report of the committee on reso-
lutions stating that the fruit indus
try was being ruined by the refriger-
ator car lines charging the grower
an excessive price for icing cars.
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LOSS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND

Department Store Fire in Business
Center of Charleston, w. Va.
Charleston, W. Va, Sept. ga
loss of 100000 and serious injuries
to a number of firemen resulted from
fire today near the business center
of the city The six-story department
store of Smith & Cannon, in which
the fire started, was completely desa
troyed, as was also the adjoining
building occupied by Coil & Richard
son and other firms.
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A GREAT LASTING BENEFIT.
What Elder c. c. Hill Says Of the
Odd Fellows Home for Which
Roswell Lodge is Working


Roswell Lodge is Working
81 don't know of anything, cost
considered that would bring better
results to the community than the
Territorial Odd Fellows home for
and orphans of Odd Fellows said
Elder C. C. Hill, pastor of the Chris
tian church, to the Record today.
Continuing, Elder Hill said: "The
Roswell Odd Fellows are making
great preparations for the fight to
get the home located here, and they
should be helped by every citizen of
the community.
Interested and actively engaged
years, can realize how great is the
movement that is just being started.
At Liberty, Mo-, is located just such
home for the Odd Fellows of that
state. There the Missouri Odd Eel
lows have spent $285, 900 in eight
years, or $35,625 per year. and that
includes Improvements, but not the
price of land. 1t does not include
the sums that were donated by var
ious rich persons. Texas has such
an institution at Corsicana Arkansas
has one. In fact, every state or ter
ritory and every section of country
that supports a grand lodge either
has such home or plans to get one.
New Mexico is next.
During the present year the
course New Mexico's home will not
have that many residents at first, nor
will $35 ,625 be spent in its mainten-
ance the first year, but it will be
great, lasting benefit. Once started,
not a penny will be asked for its sup
port. 1t will be kept up by the Odd
Fellows themselves by means of
per capita tax. The people will be ask
ed to help secure it and secure site
and buildings, but once located here.
the building will be here for ever.
at no more cost to the people. All
the money for supplies will be spent
in Roswell.
'"The home is for the aged and in
digent Odd Fellows. for the widows
and orphan children of Odd Fellows.
The purposes of Odd Fellowship. and
the purposes that hold the order to-
gether are the care Of the widows
and INDECENT, education OF the orp-
han children and the care for the
dead.
Il want to say right here that /
believe that ten Or fifteen acres OF
land in the Pecos Valley will be.
equal to $50 acresi in Missouri, ssfsr
so much more can be raised here per
acre as to make that great difference
There is no question but what the
home will be located where a small
tract of this kind can be secured.
Twenty acres will be an ample sufi
cheney to furnish employment for
those who want to work. 1t will be a
small truck garden. 1t must be near
a town that has schools so the child
rem may have good instruction.
"The homes are always operated by
a manager, who is under the direcc-
tion of a board Of regents, who are
named by the Grand Lodge. They are
not like a poverty-stricken poor
house, but are made so the residents
can have all advantages and conven-
fences of a home Of moderate wealth"
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George Hockenhull, of Gainesville,
Texas, who travels for a threshing
machine house, has discovered an
old time friend in Roswell in the
person of Mr.. Bellar of the firm Bel
lar & McElhinney, and Mr.. Bellar
is about to sell him a farm so that
he can quit the road and settle down
to the enjoyment of real life.
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ORATORIO.

The Oratorin to be given at
the Presbyterian church to.
night promises to be the best
musical treat of the year. Get
q reserved seat, on sale at ROs-
well Drug and Jewelry Co. and
Payton Drug Store, IS cts. 73tf
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The third fair of the Roswell Fair
grounds at Roswell, New Mexico,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Oct. 10, IL, IL and 13, 1905.
The following will be observed as the
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1. The entry books will be open
at the Office of the secretary at the
grounds from o'clock Monday morn
ing, October 9, until 10 O'Clock, Tues
day Oct. 10. when the lists will be
closed and no further entries allowed
2. All entries must be made in the
names of the owners, actual growers,
inventors or manufacturers. Such en-
tries can be made by an agent, but
the agency shall be made known.
3. The secretary shall make a rec
ord of each entry in it's appropriate
department. division and class, and
he will furnish the entryman a Tag
corresponding with same, which shall
be placed on the article or animal en-
tered.
4. Entry blanks will be furnish in
advance by application to the secre-
tary and entries made by mail. This
course is desired when its practica-
BILE. as it will greatly facilitate the
work of the secretary in preparing
tags and making records of entries.
5. Parties making entries with the
secretary will be directed to proper
superintendent, who will assign the
entry to appropriate place or space.
g. Exhibitors must look after their
entries, see that they are made for
the class or classes intended, give
the necessary personal attention to
what they may have on exhibition
and at the close of the fair ytake en-
tire charge of same.
z. No entries will be made and
no premiums will be given ON any
animals or articles unless the same
shall come under one of the classes
enumerated in the program, and no
animal or article once entered will
be excused from competition, except
by consent of the board OF directors.
s. In cases where there is only
one entry the awarding committee
may take into consideration the mer-
its of the entry and award first or sec
ond premiums accordingly, and If In
the opinion of the committee the an
imal or article is not worthy Of any
premium the committee may so find
g. No fees will be charged for en-
tering in any classes except in the
speed department but in lieu thereof
q deduction of ten per cent will be
made ON all cash premiums of $5
or more.
10. No animal or article shall be
allowed to compete in more than one
class except speed, herds or sweep
stakes
AWARDING COMMITTEES
IL. Members of awarding commit
tees will report at the secretary 4
ONCE at o'clock on the day in
which they are to act when vacancies
viii be filed. apportionments made
etc.
IL. No person can act as Judge In
any class where he or she may have
any exhibit or interest
IS. The members of awarding
committees shall. examine the ami
mails or articles In competition and
decide each for him or herself which
Is entitled to the premium without
consulting other members thereoi
or any outsiders. they win vote BY
ballot on first and second choice and
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

j. A Graham, secretary OF the
Commercial Club, and W. H. Sanders,
a travelling man, left this morning on
the automobile for Torrance. Mr..
Graham is going to Las Vegas to at
tend the Good Roat1s convention, the
meeting of the Odd Fellows grand
during the Northern New Mexico
Fair.
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Line Of Kuh Nathan & Fisher Suits ano overcoats

eleven men; the Davisson- Walker
Company with nine men .
The general report of the varions
companies was that the crowds were
cut short this time by county fairs
of the North. Better crowds are ex-
pected next time. But those who
came on this trip are considered ex-
residents in the Valley.
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oratorio Special Numbers.

Among the special numbers to he
given at the Oratorio at the Pres
byterian church tonight viii be vio-
lin solos by Prof Axelson and Miss
Katharine Norfleet, vocal solos by
Miss Rodkey and Mrs. Mckay, cornet
solo by Leslie Audrain. 1t
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Bail Game This Afternoon.

The town team and second team
of the Military Institute are playing
matched game OF baseball on the
Institute grounds this afternoon. A
number of fans and admirers Of the
two teams are in attendance.
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For Sale or Rent.

Four room cottage, hot and cold
water baths and modern convenien-
ces. south and east frontage, lot ITS
by, 17S, fine view. close in. Will rent
for SIS per month or sell for $4,000,
cash or terms Also Groom cottage
for rent at $40 per month og for sale
at $1,000 with two lots 5Ox160 each
75t2 E. L. WILDLY, Hotel Shelby.
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U. 3. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai .Report.l

Roswell. N. NJ, Sept %. 1905
Temperature max 81. min SO. mean
II; precipitation in inches and hnn-
90; Wind, dir. NV. veloc. 3;
weathr. cloudy,
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight, Saturday showers;
cooler.
Forecast for New Mexico.
Showers and cooler tonight except
fair in southeast portion: Saturday
showers.
n. WRIGHT.
o@cial In Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

j. H Vannatta, one of the fore.
most Hereford cattle men of the
Limited States. and Thomas ]. Barnes,
zbgth of Lafayette, Ind, arrived in
the city last night, and today they
are looking at the best cattle coun-
try in the world They are guests of
Wm Atkinson.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

Most of the solos, duets and other
specially numbers at the Oratorio
concert at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening will be new, and will
not be merely a repetition of what
was given at the first performance
of the Oratorio. There will be some
entirely new numbers, also. 74t1.
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For Sale.

23 acres, artesian well, eight-room
house, 1000 fruit trees, IA acres al
falfa. an ideal suburban home close
to Military Institute. You can't dupli-
cate the location or price for $4,000.
75t2 E. L. WILDLY, Shelby Hotel.
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AL COMPANIES BRING MEN.

Land and immigration Companies
Arrive With Parties of Prospee-
tive Land Buyers.
: The various land and immigration
companies that ply out uf the Pecos
Valley came I'M last night ON the de-
layed train, and every company had
a crowd of buyers. The one excep-
ton is that the Southwestern Iaud
Company arrived the evening before
with its party of twenty buyers. :
On the train last night were the
C. L. Tallmadge Southwestern Land
Company, in a special car and din
ing car with twenty men: the Pecos
Valley Immigration Company. in a
special car with twenty-five men: the
Draper Land Company with
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

There will be an experience" so
cia1 at the home of Mrs. D. L. GuyeT
on N Richardson ave. tonight. given
by the Epworth League of the NJ.
E. church. Refreshments will be
served. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

Don't miss the OratOri0 to.
night. 1t will be a music
stimulus to the children, such
an opportunity has not been CIV
en- in Roswell before. Reserved
seats on sale at Kinsinger's drug
store and Payton's drug store
IS cents. 73tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

There will be an experience" so
cial at the home of Mrs. D. L. Guyer
on N Richardson ave. tonight, given
by the Epworth League of the N.
E. church. Refreshments will be
served 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

Was Given Some Who Could Not At
tend Picnic by Walter chisum
and Family Receatiy.
Walter chisum and family gave
near South Spring to some of the
old settlers who could not attend the
old settlers picnic on the seventh.
In the party were Mrs. Lucy S.
Clarke, of Rushville, Ind, sister of
Mrs Jerry Simpson; Mr.. Cosgroye,
of Silver City: VIII Chisum and fa-
mily. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Miss
Lea. The features of the day were
the dinner, at which the guests had
the rare treat of eating peafowl
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

There will be an experience" So
cial at the home of Mrs D. L. Guyer
on N. Richardson ave. tonight, given
by the Epworth League of the M,
E.. church Refreshments will be
served. 1t
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Buttermilk 12h cents per gallon.
delivered at your residence. Send US
your address. Roswell Creamery Co
75tf
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For Sale.

20 acres. artesian well. miles of
ban home. High class residence sec
ton, only $4,000. 75t2
E. L. Wildly, Hotel Shelby.
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Take your Sunday order to
the Star Market. Everything on
the market, fresh and clean.
Phone Sc. 75.lt
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Tongues.

I want all the tongues in Roswell
to tell of Cornucopia Ice Cream Sand
wiches. See me. 309 Main.-A. X.
Mott.
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Mrs. s. ID. T. Smith was here from
Carlsbad Thursday visiting with her
friends and shopping.
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THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF
ROSWELL FAIR ASSN.
OCTOBER 10. II. 1913

The Premium List So Far as Com
pIeted Together With the Rules
and Regulations Governing Entries
and Aawards.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-09-22

See our window for an exqui-
site line of japanese China..The
Payt0n Drug Co. 1871
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WALTON. PHOTOGRAPHER
The best place for portraits Of
all kinds. O.tf

Secure reserved seats for the ora
torio or come early tonight.
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For Sale..-.fi0usehOid furni-
ture, rugs and stoves at the
Gray-Williams Studio. H-2t

DINNER FoR OLD SETTLERS.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

|4t..H |
July and by the time the camp closes.
September first. 1t is probable that
there will have been over FIVE hundred
men registered.
The camp was started ten years ago
by d. L. Moody as a Y M. c. A. in
stitution, but since that time has
bfoadened il so that now any Young
man who is out for a good clean vaca-
tion is welcomed. Last year new ten
mis- courts and better boating facilities
were put in and a camp club house
was erected In honor Of Henry Seiferts
a former. student manager Of the camp
who was killed on the General SIo-
cum.
The camp life begins with q rush AS
the athletic organizations already
have their games and tournaments
under way. An intercollegiate Held
day and track meet viii take place
July fourth and after that follows q
|~series Of baseball games between the
different college delegates who are il
Northfeld during this period. Tie
campers are ia close touch with the
educational and religious conferences
which are Keid at Northfeld Through.
out the suTnmer, and are permitted to
attend tBe platform meetings 81 these
gatherings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
CAMP N~ORTHFIELD.
Famous Resort Began Its Eleventh
Season Yesterday.

East Mortified, Mass. June 3d.
Camp Northfi cid. the we'll known col
lege mans resort Of New England,
opened yesterday with over n hun
dred men safely encamped among the
pines on Notch Mountain. - is ext
pected that this number will increase
to two hundred before the middle Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
ALL WRONG.
Tho Mistake is Made by Many Perth
Amboy Citizens.

Don't mistake the cause OF baekache.
To be cured you must know the cause.
It Is wrong to imagine relief is cure.
Ba6kaclle Is kidney ache.
You must cnre the kidneys.
Benjamin. Ambrose Of so Jersey avenue,
New Bruns wick n. J says:
Often my back panied me 30 that |
couid not stoop without a sharp pain go
ing through me. which all but took my
breath away. IfI sat any length of time
and attempted To raiseI had acnte pains
IN my kidneys, used a number Of
simple home remedies such as plastsIa
snd linimfnts. but never received any
permanent fe!isi. saw Doan's kidney
IPiils recommended IA our papers BY
those wao had szes them and | procured
bux. Using tl,sm according to diree'
lions i received great deal Of benefit il
short tians. DsAiis Kidney Pills il
us estimatloa are good kidney medi
,ine, and reeomlaend thsm rs suSh q
v~tlitrs.
P.sutysmore pr Is like This from Peril
mboy people. Gail - .. " parisen''
3pg stoss and ask what his eustomefs
\zaIs s. al dealers. Price 80 cent
r4l Co.. Bafalo. Now lpik
! M &. Ux4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30

At a mere fraction Of their real value. This Is the bal
ance Of the lot we told You of last week. The clean
up Of the famous tKorn Mode cloths, values are I'M
questionably the greatest ever offered in this city,
Men and Young Men here's your opportunity 10 Sc
cure a nice two piece summer suit, coat and trousers,
well tailored, single and double breasted styles, light
and medium colors, really worth $40, take your pick
they will be sold at
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-06-30
SIx DOLLARS
Mems NegIigee Shirts

so and 75c values at 45c, sizes II to ~, neat figures
and refined stripe effects in blue and black on light
grounds, made in the very best possible manner, per-
feet Numbered and finished, very fulfin body, some
separate cuffs. some have not
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-18

''They waited around until other men
arrs re.s and then they decided they would
push the scoW into the water and get
ready to start They had not observed
that there was anything the matter Win
the old boat. When they puSned ner III
she promptly went to the bottom
well. you never in all your lie hearo
such cusSing and swearing l thought
those fellows would go crazy they were
so mad. [ lay there where could see
handaxe. and tickled to death that hao
spoiled the scheme.
when I got home it was late MY
father was mad because I had gone away,
and made me tell where l had been. re re
was greatly frightened for fear some OF
the raiders would find out who had sunk
the scow and would take vengeance on
him. but / show ed him that there was no
danger, and we continued to llVe there at
the old blacksmith shop and at St Joe
for over 80 years. It is only in recent
years that / moved to Oklahoma
THE raiders could not make their ex-
petition that night, because there was no
other scoW for five miles up or down the
the river to their Kansas allies, and the
result was that all their plans were thrown
into confusion and the plans for the raid
were never carried out
Mr. Harnois was asked how 1t happened
that he wears his Ions hair
We'll" he said, that was kind OF a
Joke PLAYED on the barber a year or two
ago went into the barber shop down in
Oklahoma and asked for a haircut The
BARRIERS thought they would have fun with
mo and they said they would not cut my
hair. All right said, taking them at
their word, I'll Just show you that you
can't bluff me. I won't let you cut my
hair as long as I live And since then
have not had my hair cut. Oh, I expect
that one of these days viii have 1t cut
but there is no rush about 1t.