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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
Ssranfrig ua Marrpffe.

rinaen / Eoris bdr after tiIitiaet Sui.
toren al Mnroffo en- ifnrp Hote, ser
nTitcn er Ct llItimatitm. Gen flyer,
OF SsSIaNeIieu al Dc nleieriife Dor.
aere, iom ioo fangne / gu5ioan, life
CT NOT, SltItanen ma ogiao betoIc
Gritattiug. itraffe ben 8aai, Tom ar
rcltereoc Dem, % beoe ON SorlaSeIic.
&pis NtSie arap life fplSeitaisres in.
cen fort Sio, pii BEN frauife @iui.
tier | 6eS (4tdroffos Suoeoitab) blipe
fulSt biem % SpnesforboISsreaIcr
tasne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08

cdtcn Marf. itcictne pnn iii orcrlea-
lie Antal. ~SanSsbnerne %ouenfor San-
qcr er iorl1ofe al Guropnerc, ioroi Dc
res at Mngern'eriie en- paa Sagt eIter
Gem Tor at funne tieue Itore Gunner
; 9~siepenge. &c maroffanifc Rpu-
tigheoer CT mngteslsie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
etorbunscn oa hans ssnuer. gu Sor

SftrborocH % pnNs SsHuer. VII ypL~
truina fra Shipdr3fpaIb, efter gertbole
Mner6nh. Speriat nf 81. 81. Sftgaarb.
Snbbuubeu rs Gents. 224 Siber:
SubboIb: Sra GImanopeien op til
@daroeu. - @aaroer. On Siener
Tom Ifal Ihitre baaoe een II 90 ben ans
sen. = Iatligt StIbaeeblif. - Soltefrts
hcbcrrs @dor % beus Spircr ! ct frtitt
llneoontSbierte - Srit 8obs, frit grso,
Soa life Sribeb / aft. - Spipl og tun9e
Sauter. - SrierfGroeh gagtoIelle
% 2arm / @erheu. = Stornten brnoer
Ies. - Neiieu til Soften. - Seitiubel:
= Seuueu fommer biem. - ct futtigt
Barn / SGbrenebuiet. - @rpoer og Bros
berbarn. 8rGnieopaang. Sen
inngne Slngtnin8 er after ri. Ser
me StargooScier.
@ennc barre % interesiante SortGls
ling og ct Mars Subiiri.!icn FOR S1.50
til rpe Ibouueuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
uro Afrifa.
Gar cpitanbe / inf srs0eitnirifa. :
slangetgrfeiicn.
anoet n~oenlamosmpt.

,Iislae Ct Telegram fra 2onoon al
Use September er Der ! TINT Spopelt'
cftifa en- blot fcrsreret Spitano ION
Ssige al. at ben somle Slanaebur.
fcIie er bleren a~icnoplipet. Ifrifan'
ifc ErolbmGno, iom ier, at oeres
Magt foripinSer, inSbiloer De IND.
iebte, at De fan BERT iig for oct tpife
aoa peo at penbe tifbdge til ben
.qamle Sro. &pis Be igien begpnber
at bprfe Changer, bebsper De life
mere Of betaIe Sfat, og be bill Do %.
ioa Hippo at arbeioe paa BeianI4g og
fiiSe % ilnbe paa 9omalosptnnta.
gcrne. Srolom9nbene bar bragt De
inoiebte til at tro, at % augeg,Iberne
uiI inge be iremmeSe no ! Saoet 90
faa oeres 8aaben til at uoifpoe Sato
iItcSetfor Slb.
Sfiaingen er plitoiel,g blepen far
Zig. Iae GrropGerne peb Rud)a'
6loben or blepne brnbte at Snirrgen.
ter; men 4tttaLet al Sfrene fien6es
life, Rahenge, bpor Ser Dor uogte Oh.
i'm Spifere, er pmringet al Hebeller.
Sanoelsfarauaner er blet angrebne
mellem 8iloia % Nubenge paa Den
itore SanSelspei JON ferer fra Oar.
cs-Salam til @gnene oeo De itore
Siser. Sprsret bar ipre6t iig til 8pg.
Ger % Stammer, Ser bibttl er bleone
hetrastebe lom fuIbit9big lopale, %
oct bar antaget ct frpgteligt Smiang.
Sprsrerne bar anarebet ire fatbolIfe
Observation-Disclosures, iom unberboloes al
8enebiftinermunfe; men alle IiSiio.
nGrerne % ale europGiife Spiibbere
Ger omfring or blepne rebbeoe meS
llrotagelie al en- Rorne, Ssiter Sal.
6urga. 8ltperter, 8rep 8oetSen bar
burtig taget Sorbolbsresler % til.
folbt SorIterfning; men oct er ban.
ifeligt, ia mitlig at eiennprette Or.
Senen meb be faa Sropper, ban bar
til jim Haaoigbeo. De beItaar of min.
ore enc 1000 inbiebte, Iom fomman.
tereS al 81 tpife S~fiicerer og 100 tp-
tie lln~oerofficerer, bportil fommer
GOO inbipbte EoIitibetiente rm6er A
tpife Sffieerer. GprsretS ltbbreoelie
ouer tore Streg gier bet umtlig mco
ina faa Solf at beifptte oe ipreote tn
ite Hpbpgser og ilaa De inbisote
Sfarer. Serfor maa Soriterfnin9
fontlne fra Sgfftdno; men Oct tager
lang Sib.
Cen inbfebte Sspbing Sasia,
Glilm or bleper trp moo 5pIflanb, oa
ban ansreb Sprsrsbepoingen ga8in'
90 aiSpere | Rprbe6en al apitert. @ll
iforp aump opitob, og Sagiroo maat.
te omiiber tage Sllteten. Gen lille
tpife arpoier "9nsiar0" er fomme1I
til 2inbi. Den pil lanbiptte Warine'
Iolbater, iom fan bieIpe til at beifptt(
Spitobere / Sen igolige Del al Solo
MEN.
@uoernsr @oet5en ifriper: "0t
trooper, JON ltaar til min 8aabig.
beo, ubgier 1900 Nato. og &c er al,
hcics utilitrGfteliae for ct pioitroft
Scrritorium, ser beboes al ier.ipt
Wiaioner Wcncifer o9 or uoen SS5ern
bauer. gar @epngrlicr n1aa ne6oen
sigpiS gaa I~an9iomt. HebeGernc el
rGbnebc mc0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CO forgiiteoc Sile; beSllben bar s
noale iaa Northumberland, Jon
&c bar tagct ira mprSe0e @uropperc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
Snrfict,

Sprfict. - gu SIoebrarS I gn.
Srianopel bar polbt itbpre Sfooe.
ZOO Suie er lagte / 9life / Sc grGifc,
ormeniife, buIgnriife % isSiife Soar.
tcrer, 6aa al Dem bar aSIurerebe.
Sum ber fotboiife &irfe, Woitecrnc,
Sfolcrnc, ct &Ioiter % SeIc9raTfon.
toret par branoioriifreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08

Suis Scr or uoacn, iom / Ocnre
9iO misuuOcr en- Wono ION Rotte'
teller % pnitcr, at DC unr / bans
StspIer, ifuioc oct uprc moriomt al
mootoqe ct Bar 2inier ira @cofom'
mrn6e. IS iDrefommPr Oct ialiaIo,
at rpOnte Scrrc cr ftcot / oeu minoit
misunderstanding StiuinR. iour
man fan suife Ell ipnoi8t &cmeite,
S,ffe uof meo, at han omtreut ira ale
SoIo fanr bore, al ban bar erbOcrpe'
fin ubure Rig6om paa en- mtnorc bG
oerlig Dtaaoe. aisr man BAN MI II
pet iurt I. gr. peo at tegne BAN a
/ glaoeue meo SeiteioO og et oont
meIigt @nierfias % peo ntnai8e an
6re atiSTer forbitrer man Den arm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
Marpffp.

Warpffp. = 2sroag bIep en- iranif
SeSe mproet ! Sanger. IorSernc
nnofom. Zen mastise angera-S tam.
me bar pIpHNret IRE SonSsbper / Trr.
heSen % ta9et fore Siorner af apug
60 6aar, iom tilods tiIberte Giirp.
pGere. &s~Oerbspbieen &aiiuIi fam.
!eSe i'm @aUoe 90 iorfiIgte auae.
ra'erne, 3Iere Srafuinser ianot
Steo, % mango fa!ot poo besee 81.
Der. Nn troSier ansera.S tammcr;
SaiiuIi % u0iorOrer BAN i'll Scamp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
Grtro Gilbu>
til nye Hel><re
Era S~ielbbuseeu. Sortrutnser a

Sra S%ielbbpspeu. Sortrutnger az
Sp6n Sic. 1856 Stoer. Seftet. Trts
% Gents.
SrbboIb: ct Gig pda 8bggen. -
Serius Sugen. - StIIe @ern. - &rit
8reitp. - Spprfor Staburet pna Sees'
tpeit ramlcSe neo. - @umle Irne. -
gsiaf Gamobt. - Snorlebes itrbsen TT
Sag I Ell Grunelebirf.
Sine Ibonueuter tan fan berne BOG og
bbilfeuiom6eIit nubcu bet foiter % Cts,
% "9eeorabs Ypiteu" ct aur for $f.2a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
NOuurcSmonS Salpur stccucriun

er oaa Gale iom republitanit @lluer'
ne~rfanoioat I Mimeiota pco nUitc
gaIg. So, bporior life? Steencr.
ion or eli fraftig EeriouIigbco %
@cliobclic al itor prnftiif Gp8ti8bco.
San oil6c uoen 9piI bIioe Ell u0mrr'
fet @lipcrnsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
&ataiog.

@rauS Forts Gsaeer. Satalcs for 1905
Saass pes S%enpsnoelie til Seitpa
rsren, gait. 6. u. Saatuspt @rano Serbs
Y. Snt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08

Warp - Sait 7ereS TinHer mso parnit
@anh. Be irGnesr en- Sloe.9o ONE, ptl TIL
raape Ten al taae Splltiers Hpdn Rouu.
tain gea. Ten torortpsr alt aottG'. IS
gsats. Sbs sler Sablstter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
5or bjemmet: af s9-.s''"ssF
fcleets Nlmot,ae

aommisHonarem wOpeueie If = e6anborph gmO 8 sineper.
Sr SGeimer narres. Spon SfGmteepeatpr al Gpalo Tang Tieien . Staeoer
tn 3puoag pan Eide. 5prnIt al anup Sfphe. afeb 2 Shaeoer
S9ifombgb. Sumcritif Biaebe.
sMn Sarnnomsfamrat. af gmanuei Senninsisn 9eb 8 SiueSeF
Yilptmpn. NJ 8. SssaeE Mo giuebe.
friRfNf. 5nmcriMf Einebe.
Wb 3ebnsgaasS. GHie al 8stel GImsaaro. aeo 5 Siaeoer
9ghhea. digit Meo 2 8taeoer
oamtplnsaims. On Notwithstanding al Seret Gtmsaarb. gMb 4 Staecer
So sHicsmmrhn. gst. sReb 2 Biaeber.
Wiatkramuerens Sorteains. ct aiusSaeoe. Nj ens&anp geo 5S'ieoer.
6tstrnbaun maa pnn8e NIB. Sumorhit Bileo.
Sernsm. 6ortGatns Of g Shanoprpb. Weo A Siueoer.
Gu G~uthsRfdpf. 9tt
On 9stsr fin Sob. Siuebe.
gaa Sust. gennetssmius Of Sens etptt. gReo . giueber
geb snobis 0obrss YurrGt. 9ist.
3iorfosneu % Damle Strrif.
st Bar iatiee Ti9Dle On 8eifernorin9 fro Stdien. Web . Slueoer.
slmmpe YMt Ct iaauf Sasn.
ct Saeu.
Sapniora. Nopelehe at gtraer Sanaeo. @eo 8 Siuebcr.
sommeraag Sfoeen. vi gSlbelm gtersaro. gMo 3 8ueor.
Gret % gjenoe. On unonpanosfua Gf Scnas Sic. gieo gGnsoer.
1rpm % Nmfepbeb. vi Spser gnse YRsb 10 Bhleper.
Tn gMs cnsbaa Nj 6. u. 5bprescb. NeS 8 Sineper
On gnmmena8s Hr9Heiamiie 5pranina al Nntpn 9ielien. WEB o SlAeoer.
Gu eas aieu. 9st al Gnton Nielen
epor lang mar Saln paa 9obhass 9uno !? eiauanof sfemtians ceo Sens
aamp. Meb A Siqeber.
Sesneraaosbalset en 5amtletiforte forat at emaHuet SeHHmseH. Weed
Btleoer
80 genmer gt. geeo 8inebe.
arissrNr nbFstrr. digit aeo giuebe.
Srrsmaubr % 9orr9mmren. vi 81. SendeL yo 7 Sheoer.
aumuunisne. 9tst mb 8iaebe.
Soar Inn uor Sure bet hill Sprteutus If Carl Ssphn. GReb 8 gineoer
gu lpfteig Jamile. Gfhie fro Spaanc. vi &unb Stptte. Web SIleOe.
Snoge ears. Weo SHeoe.
smaanise. YRo gineber.
aobbrineoea. Sortanms al E. sdauDDrpb gss 2 giueOer.
Snesn ialoer. Sttie al Goo. @9eberS. gso SWeoe.
Yaa unfia. Web Sileoe.
sfaheprapuins. 5crtann8 al "a q. Stprsob. geo 8 S'neOer.
Gu uuaiubsulo Sh. Sumcrtfft Staeoe.
Salt 1875 Snnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08

Tprfe 9utipnaIe Iunelfer. Sire pere
S%mudnopcIler. $50 CHER. BriS Is Cts.
SubbpIb: Rebbeileriroerre.
Ndopt. - Hptadrsuatten. Sreen.
&ris pert iubbuubeu 80 Gents. "Secos
rabs Softer oa Sch arrcn" uteo oer'e
BOG iom RrGmie. $3.50 til npe Gbon>
renter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
@rnS % epinber I sibeIcns sann'

Reb Al SiGeoer. $500,
81 bar Inn ct gremplar al bper al
bisie 9eger. San erboloes meo "Seeos
rabs gcreu" for $1,25 EXTRA eler $3.50
for @labet 90 Spgcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08

gibeIcns Gatnrbiaurie. SnSebolSenoe
en- geifripciIe al @prene. Rlnnternc %
Iineralierne ipm finbes % families ! bet
Seuige 2auo. geo lat SauIfrationer
$500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
Spprlebes Sarppr blep Brett. scrtars

Spurlebes Safppr blep Brett. ScrtGls
ling al g. 8. Stremme. 5 to Sele.
$500.
Suo6oIS: On peIitaaeuoc Rptoms
mcr. - @etbeG Ieuigbcb. - Suslt9
2ptte. - Gorg. - 5 Spoerteu. vt
Gtpffe al ScrSensbiitorier, - Rert9bes
ben faur &irte % BRET, - Gen dmerts
tauIfe Soloon. - 8reiteemuct. - ngreie
/ Ieuiebeoeu. - afiteo til Secorab.
- Stuleu. - 9ecornh. - 8Iabe Snl.
- Sau off baabe 8iuter og godr. -
SaIbor bIir oogeu. - ct. Sputs. $a'
flor SELECTION.
8loSet ct Gar % beune uafntinSeliS
fbifie os moriommc Bog St.75.
Get iunSe % ipse Tteuueifr. Gf Wa'
tbias Sobuiou. ~. 8. en- fprtfuttet,
foItefuttelig Sreritiaiue al bet ~ruenneffes
Iige 9egemes @p8utng % bets Srganers
Sorretninger, liant bets Spgbortute cg
Seres gebanoIiua, ReS ct 5iHGg ON
9uft, 9ps os @apb. iom @etip8eIier for
Sip % Sunbbeb. @pot iuobunbeu. Sun
s gremplnrcr tiIbnge. $3.50.
gIaSet ct War % beune Bog 1925.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-08
&C.. D s ssrhs 1n saIs; G a s.Sss

& ESTEREp As SECOND cLAsS MATTER JUNE 18Th lseS
ar THE POST oTgicE AT DTcoRsH. Iowa uSpsa The
act OF CoSaRES or MkKcA 30 1881.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22
Where He is Best Known.

To Whom it May Concern:
1 have been intimately acquainted
With George A. Pickett for about II
years, and have always regarded him
rs a safe and consistent Democrat.
Since he moved from here to Ros-
well for the benefit of his health,
/ correspondent with him abou a year
lgo to ascertain whether it would
De possible TO get him to take gen
raj and editorial charge of a Demo
cratic newspaper to be established
lere by a stock company. He declined
q undertake the work at hat time,
md the matter was dropped, after
a change of ownership in the paper
here which had been disregarding
The general sentiment of the party
n this county. That Mr.. Pickett was
unanimously agreed upon as the pro-
per man to place in charge by men
who have known him for years should
[ think be sufficient evidence of his
'eliability and qualifications.
GEO. T. PITTS,
Chairman of the Seventh Congress.
sional District Committee. derry
Simpsons old district.)
A Personal Letter.
Tell any New Mexican greaser WHO
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22
BY A MAN WHO KNOWS.

From Washington Post, June IA.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince, ex-gover-
nor and ex-chief justice of New Next
CO, and who was prominent in New
York legislation before going west,
was seen at the Ebbitt House yester-
day as he was passing through The
city to Santa Fee. and vas very en-
phatic as to the desire Of the New
Mexican people for statehood. He
said:
Every N in New Mexico, with
an atom of American spirit in his
composition. is anxious for statehood.
There are a few cattle men who pre-
fer a prairie to cultivated farms: a
few office holders afraid of losing
their jobs, and a few cranks who may
be opposed. but every true American
who believes in a Republican form
of government is in favor If it, be
cause a state is a Self-SuppOrtine
community. while a territory is a
province whose officials are appoint.
ed from outside, and are o respon-
sible to the people nor amenable 70
public opinion. A provincial govern.
men is always dangerous, because
the people have no hold whatever OF
those in Office and cannot check cor
ruption or official lawlessness.
"A large majority of our people de
sire single statehood for New Mexico,
and we are entitled to thai by every
consideration of principle and practi-
cal condition.; but any kind of self,
government is better than the pro.
vincial system from which we suf-
fer"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22
MORE ON
Albuquerque Advertiser.

The Advertiser appears to have
touched a tende spot in attacking
the politicians of Arizona for being
unfair. and from the accommodating
evidence it is certain that they have
been more than unfair-are ctually
deceiving the people of that terri
tory.
One newspaper has taken up the
fight and is roundly d~enouncing the
politicians for their double dealing
and deceit, while many others show
signs of breaking away from the pol
iticians N taking the side of an hon
est discussion.
The Advertiser does not take the
position that j%ointure should be fore
ed down the throats OF the people Of
Arizona and New Mexico. not by any
means. but a question of hat impor-s
lance must be decided by the people
and not the politicians.
If the people of New Mexico and
the people of Arizona are ~unalterablY
opposed to jointure, IL will be an
easy matter to vote down any constf
tuition adopted by any constitutional
convention selected by the voters of
the W. territories, the voters
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22

80
have a right to accept or reject any
constitution Submitted to them. eth
'er for j~ointure or single statehood.
The oficeholders of the two terrific
ries are not TO be trusted in the mat
ter, not for a single moment. and
they should not be allowed to create
a false public sentiment before the
good and bad are equally considered
by the voters.
1t is well established thai the Phpe
nix meeting was at least predomina-
ted by the omce-holders of the terri
tory of Arizona-men who would
lose their offices if any change was
made in he form of government.
In fact, the ~ofice-holders of Arizo-
ma appear to be made of the same
material as the ofice-holders OF New
Mexico. and are no better and no
more honest in their professions of
principle on the statehood matter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22

the r~eady-print service Of the Western
Newspaper Union at Chicago. AntorE
anization which prints patent" In
sides for some thousands Of country
newspapers and has branch houses
in the principal cities of the country.
He also did some space-writing for
the Kansas City house of the A. n.
kellogg Newspaper Co., a similar
concern. He has had -ces and
failures, and when he came here was
on The ragged edge both physically
and financially, being employed as a
reporter on a small daily at yelling.
ton. Kansas
He will make no great promises,
intending to throw up the job
instanter if his health will no permit
the expenditure of energy necessary
to give the people of Roswell as
good a paper as they deserve. Per
SOAdI hAOhuohlP VI lie idIC MI DCdi
was the principal thing that induced
him to come to Roswell in the first
place, and it is friendship for the
family that now leads him TO under
take the task of partially filling the
vacancy on the paper left by the
death Of Mr.. Bear. Before his death
Mr.. Bear expressed the wish that
Mr.. Pickett were able to take
charge and run the editorial part of
the Record, and this wish has strong
ly influenced an effort at compliance.
Mr.. Pickett will continue to operate
and care for the linotype, but will
put on an assistant part of the time
so as to be able to devote more at
tention to the general interests Of
the paper. Mr.. c. E. Maso will act
as general business of the
Record when he returns from the "a
cation which his physician has pre-
scribed> but he will in no sense die
ate the political policy of the Daily
Record.
THE RECORD PUB. CO..
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22

says the Bolivar, IN. " Breeze, are
aggressive coantry merchants. They
advertise to have on hand all of the
catalogues of the different mail or
price found in,them and to save their
customers the freight charges in ad-
diuion. They find this method very
effective in holding their old custo-
mers and gaining new ones.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22
From Barney Sheridan.

To the Democrats of Roswell:
/ have known George A. Pickett
is a conservative, reliable Democrat
or ten years or mOre Were / need
ing a thorough Democrat to edit a
paper. | know of no one whom |
sooner would get. if possible, than
Mr.. Pickett. Your friend,
b. J. SHERIDAN,
EDITOR Western Spirit, Paola, Kan,
and brother of the late John G.
Sheridan of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22

Hon. G. A. Richardson, president
n of the most prominent attorneys
and most highly respected citizens of
New Mexico. has expressed himself
as ~favoring municipal ownership of
then, have municipal ownership for
Albuquerque DAILY Citizen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22

With one foot on It's record. .le
Roswell Commercial Club is sIill
pushing another foot forward to es-
tablish new mile posts along the
highway of progress.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-22
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The general management and edi
torial work of h Record is today
temporarily placed in charse of Geo.
A. Puckett, who for some.Ceeks has
been writing the editorials oftshe pa.
per in addition to his regular work
as linotype operator n telegraph
editor. He will now devote a little
more time to the editorial end of the
Record, and will try to get out and
Become acquainted with the business
n political situation generally. He
will appreciate the assistance of all
men who know the ms and outs of
business and politics. but will state
at the beginning that factional and
personal fights of all kinds will be
barred.
The new editor gave up rainbow
chasing several years ago. and is moi
SO dreamy or poetical as to consider
the editorial page the only important
part of a paper. He has been in
Roswell for about two years, but ow-
ing to ill health has not found time
has SO far from the nervous
breakdown under which he labored
fhnA hn fnnlo nhln m fnIn nm for q
time at least the work at which most
of his life has been spent.
Born in old Kentucky and ear
marked a Democrat, he has worked
in all capacities on all kinds of pa
pers. daily. weekly. monthly. success
full and unsuccessful. He began the
work as a carrier boy On a daily
newspaper % years ago, worked his
way through school as a printer, and
has been doing editorial work fol-
about fifteen years, with the eNcep
ton of two break-downs. He started
the first Democratic paper in the
Cherokee Strip at Blackwell, the
first issue of the paper being gotten
out and circulated along the line the
day before the run" to advertise
the site of the original boomers
town, established by Capt. Payne. In
Kansas he was associate editor al
the first Farmers Alliance paper cs-
tablished in Jerry Simpsons old dis
trict. Fusion making Democrats for
the time being of all the forces allied
against the Republicans, Pickett was
called to edit the Peoples Voice ii
Wellington, Kansas. his paper being
one- of the leading fusion papers Of
the state. Thence he went to Arkan.
sas, and while doing editorial work
ON the Arkansas Farmer and three
other papers at the same time, ne
broke down with malaria and other
troubles and had to take a rest.
He did editorial work for a year on
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places labor unions on the same ba-
sis as other Industrial organizations,
n declares monopoly of the labor
market as much against the policy
of the law as monopoly in any other
line of production or distribution.
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just what Everyone should Do

Just What Everyone Should Do.
MI. ]. T. Barber. of Irwinville, Ga.
always keeps a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoae
Remedy at hand for instant use. At.
tacks OF collie. cholera morbus and
diarrhoae come ON SO suddenly thai
there is no time to hunt a doctor or
go to the tor for medicine. Mr.. Bar
Der says: Il have tried Chamber
lain's sCloic. Cholera and Diarrhoae
Remedy which is one of the best me-
dfcfnes I ever saw. 7 keep a bottle
Of 1t in my room as I have had sew
eral attacks Of collie. and it has prov
ed to be the best medicine ever
usedv Sold by all druggists.
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impress you with his knowledge of
Greek and Latin, but rhe uden of
today has a more practical knOWl-
edge, and young men are being
taught practical things of finance
and business life.
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Texas has the best liquor law and
the best railroad laws in h United
States. and the Democratic sentiment
being almost unanimous in that
state, her laws are enforced and res.
Dected.
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England denies secretly advising the
Japs. against an armistice, but does
not hesitate to publicly state thai
that h would like to see another
battle.
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With practically all the business
men pulling together in the Roswell
Commercial Club, Roswell is a city
Of destiny.
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local and general Jews than any dai.
ly paper in any town the size OF Ros-
well in the United States.
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Going seventy miles an hour may
save lots of time, but people who pre-
fer to reach their destination alive
can afford to lose the time.
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The President still finds time be-
tween periods of war and politics TO
| go out and capture a LII. D.