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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-07
81 PER SQUARE INCH.
The Price Paid for a Small Lot on
Wall Street.

New York, June THE sale to the
the famous plot of real estate at No.
l Wall street at the corner of Broad
way has given rise to an interesting
computation showing the increase in
figure named in the transaction, the
plot brought about 81 per square
inch, possibly the highest price I'VE
paid in the worlds history. The pro-
perry measures only 80 feet on the
Broadway side and has a frontage
on Wall street of 80 feet 10 inches.
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T. NJ. Daniel went to Artesia last
evening on business.

T. NJ. Daniel went to Artesia last
evening on business.
F. M. Wood. a travelling man. left
fof Carlsbad last night.
Buy your wall paper. glass. bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
The Roswell Creamery machinery
is being installed and will be ready
to receive cream, June rs, S1-6t.
Roy Reynolds, that died yesterday,
was buried today in South Side Gem
etery.
R. H. Mathews, an insurance man
from Fort Worth, went to Carlsbad
last evening after a foul days stay
in Roswell.
We have vacant lots in any part
of the city at reasonable prices. We
have some bargains in business lots.
Carlton Brothers. S3tf
The mercury reached 95, yesterday.
the hottest recorded this season in
Roswell, but the day ended with a
fine shower and a cool night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Peppard, who
have beef in Roswell for a week, left
this morning for Las Vegas, where
they will spend the summer.
L. A. Wright. vice president and
general sales manager of the Will
Jams Typewriter Company, of Dallas,
left for Hereford this morning.
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Live q Market.

Kansas City, June 7.-Cattle re
ceipts. 1000. including 1000 south.
r. Market weak to 1Oc lower. Ma
tive steers, 4.25@5.S5; southern
steers, 3.25@5.0O; southern cows,
2.50@4.00; native cows and heifers,
2.25@5.00; stockers and feeders, 800
@4.60; bulls. 2.50@4.50; calves, 300
$3.50; calves. 3.0O@5.50; western
fed steers, 4.25@5.50: western fed
cows, 3.25@4.6O
Sheep receipts 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons. 4.25@5.75: lambs, SIS
@7.50; range wethers. 4.5O05.25; fed
4.2564.60
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For Sale.

L nave several choice bargains IN
income city property, paying good
rent, for sale and will sell at less
than value for the next week or ten
days. Make me an offer.
Also choice improved and unim-
proved suburban tracts with artesian
wells TO irrigate, only one and a half
miles from court house.
E.. l.. WILDLY,
82tf. Hotel Shelby.
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Libby, Mcneil & Libby's compress

Libby, Mcneil & Libby's compress
ed corn pee in bulk at U. S: Market
Fine for cold lunch. \74tf
I U~nderwood's original Deviled Ham,
Gold Label Lobster. Little Neck
CLAIMS, Clam Juice and Clam Chow
der az U. s. Market. 74tf
Malthoid Roofing. White Pine Lath.
Special attention given to orders for
tank and windmill material~KEMP
LUMBER COMPANY, East Fourth
Street 7S If.
DR.. John H.. Jenkins, V. S. of The
| Slaughter Farm, has returned from a
business trip on the plains. Anyone
needing his services, phone him at
Slaughter's farm.
A. w. Reddersen left today for
Portland, Oregon. He goes first to
Trinidad and thence by the main line
of the Santa Fe to California, then
to Portland to look for a location.
Judge VIM. H. Pope left this morn
ing for Santa Fee, preparatory to the
meeting of the supreme court on June
&c. He will return to Roswell July
LIST and be here during the month of
July.
Have fine sheep or cattle ranch so
miles from Roswell, will lease cheap.
sell or join party in sheep business.
Extra improvements. Farming with
out irrigation.-D. c. Boruff, Ell Cap
itan Hotel.
We have some very fine reservoir
lands at reasonable prices, lands in
which an investment will yield an in
come of from 25 10 100 pei cent with
in 8 to IL months. These lands are
the finest in the West, and will soon
command fabulous prices.-Carlton
Bros. Room II, Oklahoma Block. S3Cf
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Chicken and Meat Pie dinner will
be served all day Saturday in the
Ray Bros. building on Main street.
Also ice cream and other refresh
ments. Proceeds to go towards Saliva
ton Army Hall.
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We have some nic city
to trade for country property. We
have also some valuable unit pro-
perty in both large and small tracts
that we al exchange for city prop
erty.-Carlton Brothers. Room II,
Oklahoma Block. 83tf
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Infant Dead.

The seven months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, who came here
recently from Illinois, died this morn
ing at $50. The child was seriously
sick for only a short time. Many
friends of the family extend their
menJs have not yet been made.
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We have for sale at a bargain, a
nice 5-room house located in one of
the best residence sections of town.
Modern in appearance and has all the
~conveniences of an up-to-date home
Carlton Bros. 83tf.
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Club Notice.

The annual business meeting
ing of the Roswell Commercial Club
$50. The election of officers will
take place at this meeting.
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No man car work well with a tor
pid liver Oh constipated bowels. A
few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters will
quickly remove this condition and
make work a pleasure.-Pecos Val
ley Drug Co.. special agents.
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Secretary Hay Sails for Home.

London, June 7.-Secretary and
Mrs. Hay left London ut noon for Ii
verpool, whence they sail for Ameri-
ca today on the White Star Line
steamer Baltic
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For Rent.

A double house, three rooms in
each part. On Alameda avenue, two
from Main street, with wa
ter. Inquire Price & &C. 80t3
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Acknowledgements
Has moved his studio one block
east in the DR.. McClane building.
76tf.
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82tf.
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The Right Place for the
Correct Styles at the
Proper Prices.
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|lSEHBII 4 fBFT{Ei|ER1

gestions concerning Libraries. One OF the
plcasantest ever seen comes into mind. t
was in a typical southern home gencr-
oulsy and Hospitality planned. The cham
bers of the second floor opened Into
square hall which was the library. The
bookcases. filed With rare old Volumes.
and the works Of more modern authors
ran from floor to ceiling. At spaces were
placed ladder seats where one, book IN
hand might perch comfortably for hours.
These seats were on rollers and moved
easily. The library was lighted front
and rear with double windows. The
stained floor had "a fey simple rugs;
6leather-covercd sofas and chairs and a
great clnw-footcd writing table. holding
Students lamp in the center Nlches
In the wall held busts Of Homer Shakes
pearc. Dante and others. The room was
n delight to all lovers OF repose, ard
study. One could better understand. after
some hours spent in It, the Influence t
could exert insthe formation OF the tastes
and characters OF those who came habit
4ually under It's sway.
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Just now the laundry Is practically as
well as theoretically known 10 pretty
young girls. who have taken seriously 70
tho work of laundering their own dh.ITS
blouges cuffs, stocks and handkerclllels
The popularity Of the thin lingerie waist,
introduced more than year ago anu
worn throughout the winter, ornalnehlen
az ii Is with fine lace and embroidery,
is too fran nm article Of apparel, one 20
which TOO much llme and thought nus
been given, for II to be left TO Inc I'M
gentle mercy 6f the average wash woman.
The same thing IL true Of neck ana "f's'
wear.
10 solve The difficulty and have beau-
tifully fresh blouse. ready for 'lke "'ien-
ever desired, 10 ne ablGfto smarter one >
morning toile; with bc-r1fiied ours ana
bc-laced stocks, young women have taken
10 the art Of laundering md nave car
rIed i, 10 wonderful perfection.
! Since their advent into me !aufory,
not only does every tub stand on !tS
own bottom but many improvements
have transformed tho room INTO place
| where The worker naturally likes TO sfay-
| itALc.
The ironing board 81 the amateur laun-
/ dry wpman 81 supported on brackets,
| which raise Il 10 d convenient heIgti. Tho
ironing blanket and sAe9l arc smoothly
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French Boarding Schools.

American girls have no conception Of
the restriction OF n French boarding
school. says Jeanne Constentln IN Good
housekeeping. True, many OF them are
sent here to be educated, but generally
& to a cosmopolltc school where rules arc.
few, tho programme lighter and teach
ers more lienent: In u word. a school
made to order for foreigners! The big
girls sleep in dormitorles, eight or ten
little beds, separated by white curtalns;
the little girls In n room with a teacher
At a !, when the bell rings, they oil have
to get up and mir their beds. then. they
70 to the lava tory, where they all wash
'together,seachi one having her own basin
and little drawer for her brusl, and comb.
Tho little ones go to n teacher to have
their hair combed and braided, Then
back to the dormItory where thoy make
their beds, Clothes are kept upstairs, q
servant bringing down what tho pupil
needs, So having nowhere 4 Q hide pre-
cious treasures, they generally are
tucked away sarelyiunder ones bolster.
Another hell, ana each girl passes by
n teacher. who examines her mills, sees
that no buttons are missing fromIher
shoes, etc. Then follow prayers In the
little chapel Meanwhile n teacher looks
over the beds, and II any is found badly
1 made, everything Is taken off and the
pupil Is sent back to make It over again.
From prayers the girls go down to
breakfast. u bowl Of cafe an lnlt with
bread and butter Directly after break
fast school begins, lasting TIL y, with
recess OF twenty minutes at 1870 The
school rooms nre mat tractiye, sometimes
leo cold too warm. for schools, like al
public buildings, railroads. etc,, are
heated the first Of November and fire y
stopped the first Of April regardless 9,
the Thermometer, In the old-fashlon.ed
provincial boarding school the q studies
arc not presented in an interestiiIs NAY.
THE teachers 'nre paid very little my
come generally from theA same ilttt W.,
town Or n neghboring one, nave @s s.,e,.
nothing of theBworld and teacll 10 sAeS
| have been taught, 81 81 H 80 # 81 X IF
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That Old Straw Hat Hat.
IT'S Early History.

"a 7,h.,t the season OF the straw hat
/. n1nr n may be OF Interest to reeall
tint they we're first heard OF IN t'le fs. &c
- Io,,aen I1lizabeth, Possibly they may
~ - Noe, worn before that. But tho
mats and writers Of her day arg ~
frst of those III whose WorK ~, any 'r ,,,hn
tion3 thereof is made. Thus. spenoe .rx,,r.,,,
was the poet laureate OF tnp n,s ~
Queen speaks IN ono 9, ,',s Shakes.
eve, sots ~ '.rhe Tempest" makes irl'
sing ms follows; ,,,,st weary
Vol, s,,nburnt slcklcmen or Ausust woats
r,nma hIther from the burrows ana ~
Make holiday; your rye straw hats put on on.
Aud In IA Lovers Complalnt ''s
hard speaks again OF plated h,ye .,
straw being worn by i'an.s t NV 81, -
preserve her conpleHlon ttn an st 80 r ora
n Tia reign Of James !, we !earh % :, Lnra
,H,,, ,uo Toward paying the then large
" 49,, 49, {,reo mounds and six lshilings for
SUN = ~ ~, - hats, while Queen Anne and
LWo v smt ladies' were addicted to Leghorn
v ~ nS,ne p,hioh, indeed, were carried INTO
ownrwhelmlng popularity on the lovely
h haods 81 those famous beauties, tbs
Misses Cunning.
% , ,,o, among the masculine. element OF old
',,,d '2royalty. 1t Is ages since KlnA
IA MAJ ward has been seen In headgear of that
aharaotcr, and the only anolnted of tho
r Ard who ever appears In q straw hal
is / ,copold al Belgium. who in hot weath-
~ affects remarkably fine Panama
Germany's crown prince has likewise
md himself frequently photographed dur
ing his enlargement In q Panama hat,
which did not precisely add to his good
looks. and President Loubet, when at his
home at Montelimar In summer, also
goes In for u large- brimmed straw, which
suggests absence of affectatl ton. simplicity
OF character and good nature. indeed
there is something very democratic apout
straw hat, even IL y be the cosussss
kind Of Panama ag a " ,}
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\ ALL AR0UND THE H0USEA

richo,'' considered in the East to be an
emblem of the resurrection.
The professor had expressed to an
Arab Sheik his doubt of the shiek's belief
In the Immortality OF the soul. The Shiek
made answer:
och, brother, oh, brother, thou
wrongest mel" and, quietly rising. he
seized upon a little shapelcss mass thar
Jay half hid in the fragrant herbs at
our feet, and gently pushing it into the
purllng stream, he added: Has not GOD
of our fathers, whose prophet Is Ma
homct given us the Rose of Jericho? And
does not my brother, who reads the
books of the wise men OF the Franks,
know that tho burning sands OF the de-
sert are its home. and that 1t delights IN
the fiery winds Of the West which scat
ter the caravan and strew the sands OF
the Sahara with the bones Of the
traveller? There 1t grows and blossoms
and our, children love It. But the sea-
son comes again and 1t wthers and dies.
And the dread simeon rises and sciZes
tho dry shrivelcd roots. that ms brother
bcholds there, and on the wings
of tho tempest the Rose Of Jericho
rides far, far East. until It falls upon
holy soil. Now let my brother walt and
ne shall sce!" And so those philosophers
waited until the shadows grew long and
dreamy. dusk covered mountain and
plain. Then nj last they saw the little
shapeloss mass return TO NE inc roofs
| expanded, the leaves unfodcd: life and
breath had returned to the dear child
| of the Sahara, and the very blossoms be-
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gan to show, and to rival the faint rosy
tints OF the evening sum-"
Greeting the Newcomer

There Is a courtesy SO tlne that III
means unselhshness; and the woman with
background Of well-bred generations
is not one to forget stranger In her
neighborhood. however full her visiting
list, or how many the demands upon her
time. Such n woman is not afraid OF
making social mistake, the fabric Of
her dignity being too sound to be easily
impaired. It is the woman Insecure In
her social position who is afraid of
making mistakes, but even she need fear
nothing from acts having their root IN.
kindly intention.
At this point am reminded Of the
experience of a friend convalesclng from
Roman fever In Sorrento. The hotel
had been almost cleared Of guests to
make room for Prince ------- and his
large suite, But my friend, unable TO pc
moved was n delighted listener, on the.
first night Of the distinguished guests
arrival. to some charming music-bal-a
lads, folk-songs, each with guitar accom-
nanimcnts. The next day she received
a note from Prince -------, apologizinX ior-
her possible disturbance and explaining
that he had been unaware Of her pres
cncc and illness In the hotel. He- further
begged her TO accept the attention OF his
physicians until tho arrival OF hcr own.
who he understood had been sent for.
NY friend replied that music both
soothed and entertained been gratifying
as well, long?felt desire to hear some
OF the italian foll.-songs. The next
evening tho party OF the prince had their
seats removed TO tho terrace under my
friends window, where for&nn hour they
sang folk-songs, passing guitars about,
rendering solos part songs ana chornses
with charming spirit and en1oSmenl'-
ELLA Morris I<rctschmar In Good House
knnnlnfr. 49, ~ II U
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TILE" COUTURE

The modes in hair-dressin1 that fashioi
DEGREES correct tlls fall are varied ant
attractive. Thc newest arrangements
show both Highland low couture, and the
choice will depend largely on the contour
or the face The low dressing Is cs'
peclally becoming to women having length
or neck and perfection In profile. bul
there arc other styles from which 70
choose for those less gifted by nature
The 1870 modes brought into favor tbs
fashion or dressing the hair low, which
Is becoming more and more IN vogue. par
Sticuarly among tho younger SCI, W'iisa
this style is best suited to tho woman N
her first youth, ii has likewise proved pc,
coming to many women who have passed
this period. In the low style OF coilturc'
more hair is required in dressing tllah
when the hair is worn high uniess =
woman has q wealth Of hair, an artlst!o
effect cannot be obtained without re-.
sorting to some artificial means 70 ussist
nature In such instances most OF = hs
natural hair Is combcd TO the iroht hn y.
used for the pompadonr, ana the coii'
twist or knot ut the Snape OF inc heck =
artificial. With the coiffure dressed lo",
the front hair is sometimes parted a''u ~
rolled softly back at the sides.
The parting of the front hair IS eS.
4 re1nely fashionable, but the newest
feature is to have the part carried ph l.at
mot more than few inches from 'ho
forehead. The hat parted slightly 70 o'.'
side Is a fad that few women can a.,
ford to take up, the side PARTING pc
longing TO tho Juvenile rather thah '''o
adult style OF hnlr-dresssng
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- - Ilz1z{U=f|zlElREE;|||4I'| .

folded around 1t ana held firm by means y
OF clamps, lust underneath the poa'a'
and extending outward on each slde' Is
II frame over which q clean Whl1e
clotl, may be spread for catching ana
holding the garment that Is pelnE iIul'eu
on the board The stand for the IRON hla
basin with sprinkler are placed
conveniently at hand,
But the thing In which inc Souns NO w.
man who is making a fine art out OF VI
dcripg has tho most pride N IS lne re-
Gently adopted electric Iron lhal py
means of an alcohol lnmpand me gen.
grafton Of gas will stay nor LOT torsy
minutes, ana leave the surface Oyer
which II passes beautifully glossy anu
clear, y )
Grandmothers OF nifty ana sevellty &. y,
years ago were famous for thelr sh NJ
with their clear starchtng ana ,he'F IN, my
nces, Their virtues In TINS lllls ny
been unprecedented by their Erahana,Ms !ia
ters, who certainly. many or mem, MaS :,
already become skilled ard pra'seW worthy
adopts I'll y. ~, :
The electric irons, whichSrn,rust prove
such valuable helper 10 Inc SoHhs
laundrcss was first Introduces INFO iueh-
mond By lady who, trayellnlg3 Is, !tpeo ,, :;
found one In The sSops o. INt,s una
pyoush. as y presentfto her Sister,
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Looking Pretty in the Morning,

1t would be plain world, indeed, II
woman let so her hold on the poetry Of
life! And one OF her opportunities FOR
bit of poetry Is by tucking IT into an
early and hurried breakfast which other
wise is truly an earthly matter
Z How much longer would II take YOU TO
dress yourself properly when you get up2
Take out your pencil and calculate the
number Of minutes necessary, move up
the alarm clock that much and SUBTRACT
tho time from your evenings, That VIII
give you the answer 10 one OF your prob
lens Yes, Ii is hard Never any time
10 yourself for reading or writing letters
Always sweeping and washing and cook
ing. But dear me, you can't have
everything, especially all at one time.
Regard for a lnnu.c your unmarried
friends who hay1 nothing 10 do but read
and write letters and cmbroider foolish
little doilies. DO you catch that hungry
look IN the eye as they watch sou
smoothing Gloria's hair back front her
&afm pink forehead or settling SIX dis
putes In five minutes Tor The twlns2
MOREOVER YOU mothers win your
hands and hearts 70 full, remember thai
< IN states OF life pass quickly by. That
other day viii come when, instead Of
babies 10 be tended, there WAL slano
around you tall boys and girls, and from
their mouths and through their seeds
shall he pronounced your Judgment
Augusta KorirecAt in Good Housekeep
in&
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AS the sunlight can impart richer hues
and subtlcr perfume to the rose, SO llght
can make sweeter and more wholesome
all life with which 1t Is permitted 10
come in full and free contact
The flowers teach n lesson In their
constant Cooking toward the light, they
say to the mistress of the house: Throw
wide the windows and doors Of your
life mansion that the blessed sunshine
! may pour in and irradiate every crevlce
and corner. DO not shut out the hshl
for, within the house. is the soul OF
human howor In order that 1t may
develop into strength and beauty, and
that the petals of its folded nature may
expand fully and naturally, light is as
| essential and as powerful a factor, as
| In the case Of the out door sister
! hood.
The flowers turn always to the iisht.
| Thcy realize inslinctively what Is best
and show their appreciation, by respohu-
ing al once 10 tho impulse for seeking
| ,nd obtaining blessing. Are human
| 0owors always as wise? DO they un :
cIrngly turn In the way lhey s'ouiu
go, und strive with every power Oh
their being 10 look TO the lisht' euh n'i
Z, reflect IL? Arc not the windows often
| h,,cdp Does not the spirit flower OIL
ton langulsh and droop or de, pc
ca,,sc it's rightful sustenance Is denied
,rho light gives to the rose soltlS
IN ana brings out its bidder
sto",nn So does 1t enrich and deeper
~ ,,ra,don thc flower OF the spirit anf
"'n - /, n source of the sweetest joy
| and happiness.
As in the natural and spiritual kingdom
SO in the material. If the rose shoule
be planted where It can look 70 w
\ light; ii the mistress OF me hp.Ae :, ~
lie should throw vide her doors = to s,,o ,hl