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AMBROSE V. BEECHER Assistant City Clerk.

District Of New Raven, ss. Probate
 Court, August 26, 1905.
 Fessenden, both of Nswten slls slse1
 Mass. owning property in said DiSs z trict, minors S--s
 Albert +. Fessenden, guardian. ha ing made written application for an or. der authorizing and empowering him to sell and convey. certain real estate of said wards, as by said application on file in this court more fully appears, it is @
 oRDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 1st day of Septem- Der, 1905. at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having cir- culation in said District
 LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND.
 a2S St Judge.
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R. n. MALLnRY. .AnctInnner.

SELLS at 49 Perkins st., (near Grand ave,), Tuesday 10 a, m. nice goods; i; parlor pieces, Morris chair dining ta- ble, chairs, sewing machine, lounge, rockers, tables, chamber furniture, folding bed, feather bed, draperies, carpets, fine large rug, pictures, bric- abrac, refrigerator, ranges, parlor stove, crockery, etc. a2S 2tp
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Patent Stove Isrick nre cheapest.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE DE SALARY

SPECIAL COMMITTEE DE SALARY
 BUILDING INSPECTOR.
 The special committee on salary of Building inspector will hold public nearing in Rooms 10-11, City Hall, on Thursday, August 21, 1905. at o'clocz ?. m. for the purpose of considering the following resolutions:
 Resolved, That the Board of Alder men fix the salary and Compensation for moneys paid out for the efficient performance of the duties of a Build ing Inspector, and in compliance with Section g of the ordinances Of the City of New Haven.
 , All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order < FREDERICK ]. MKERNEss. Chairman.
 Attest:
 AMBROSE ". BEECHERs .....l.... Assistant (tifv lslerls
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'SHlisceIla11enlrs.
h. n. MALLORY

AUCTIoNEER and Appraiser. l123
 Chapel St. Telephone 2360.. House.
 hold sales speciality. Salesroom I4S ..- Orange St. aA-te
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n. n. MALLORY.

tnear Kensfngtonl Thursday 10 a. m Hallstand Dining Table, Chairs Mirror, Morris Chafr, Divans, Chiffon fer, Bureaus, Iron Bedsteads, Chamber Suits, Rockers Tables, Carpets, Range, Gasstove, Icebox, Crockery, etc. Good goods. D
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aQants.

One eezt a word for each insertfon. I've cents a word for a fall week. seves dmes.
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,,..z,. l.z WANTED. l2aAPERiENCED girl for general house. Work In small family References re- qulrea, 10 High street. a29
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WANTED,

A coMPosIToR for first-class vor Fl, modern, up-to-date plant. non union; steady work and good wages
 guaFahted; an unusual Opportunity
 Lor good man. Address A M. this
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MAN..1lrr,rn

= WANTED. LAUNDRY work to be taken home best FeIerenee. 5S Pearl St. Mrs. Rosbsrg.
 .--.s. a50 4tp
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,,,, WANTED.
 PREVENTING and boolxkeeping to f1a . at home. Address w." this Office. ~t a29 If
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WANrEn

WANTED. EXPERIENCED Steel Stitchers also Heedle Operatives. Strouse. Adler G 70. 50 Court St a30 2t
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FOR SALR--1 sOGO set patent Stove Brlck. Every set warranted one year Orders received T63 STATE STREIEI.
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ALI good help should call here. We
 supply all the best places and alwaya
 nee9 large numbers. Sleeman's s Re-
 ttaDIs employment Agency. 763 Chap = sL 0p6n evenings. nl1 A-ff
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EMPLOYMENT AGENGY-Take notice. Mrs. s A. Gladwin has moved from 1O2 Orange Street to 902 Chapel SE.. Room No, 614, New Malley Building. The best help, also the best place to and situations, city of country. Hours S:30 a. m. to D. II1
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GA SIT O RTA. Bears the n1he Kind You Have Always Bought ''S S1d'''' of N@<z2ZAzzM.
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BRANDFORD FAIR HIPPODPOME PARK, SEPT. lST.6TH,
 DAY AND NIGHT.

Trains for Fair Grounds leave Union Station at 9:30, 11:05 a, rr1.. and D. m. Evenings at FOO, 7:15 D. nr Trains 12:43 each day.
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sLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOY
 MENT AGENCY,763 Chapel St.. esta.b-
 nsned 20 years. Largest, best in the ! state. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work Sent any- ' Wnere. Open evenings. Tel. 2222
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Judge Ullman, Joseph Ullman, Dairy Commissioner Noble, Assistant Dairy Commissioner Robert O. Eaton, Major D. A. Blakeslee, Collector Winchell, Judge Lynde Harrison, Postmaster 4f,
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WANTED.

JONES' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. zS CHURCH STREET, Telephone 140l- 1s. lonnecticut's largest agency. male or female, Situations geeured.
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Brockton, Mass, Mar. 20.-WithiI
an hour after the six hundred OIL
more employees at the r. B. Grover
shoe factory had begun work today
boiler blew up in the factory en-
gine room, wrecking a section of the
building and starting a fire that des
troyed the ruins and spread to other
buildings near by. Owing to the ma
ture of the accident and the speed
with which the flames seized upon the
collapsed section and the excitement.
an accurate estimate of the loss of
life is impossible. 1t was understood
that upward of two hundred persons
were at work in the departments near
the boiler room. and the first indica-
tions we're that hardly one could have
ed that about fifty were unaccounted
for and 1t was believed that many
Of the number might be dead or in
jured. At 80 this morning 1t iwas
believed that the fire was under con-
troll. and the financial loss was esti-
mated at 5000. 900
Twenty-Five bodies had been taken
out OF the ruins up to 11:30
Fire Marshal Boyden stated that
the reports made TO him up to noon
indicate that the list of dead might
reach fifty. Lists of the employees
in the different departments of the
factory have bene posted at the fire
station and calls have been sent out
to every person who escaped to indi-
cate the fact on the list. In this way
1t is hoped that an accurate statement
of the dead can be obtained.
Up to l: 40 p. m. 25 bodies had been
recovered. In a few instances only
fragments of clothing furnished the
means of determining whether the
mains were those of men Or women,
or possible clues to identity.
Uiosingle.(e
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Deeds Filed Saturday.

The following deeds were filed for
record in the Office of Probate Clerk
and Recorder F. P. Gayle Saturday:
James S. Clem and wife to Henry
Gates for $50. forty acres in section
%. township south, range 25 east
CHI Montgomery to J. E. Mitch
ell for 5000, part of lot 4, block 2, in
Riverside Heights Addition to Ros-
well.
United States of America to the
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company.
three patents. conveying 160 acres
in section 20, township "a north. range
3 east; 160 acres in section 3. town
ship "a north. range L east; $50 ac-
res in section IT. township go north,
range west.
:. j. @. Bryan to Theodore Begley for
$50, a half interest in lot 2, block 13
in Hagerman
John Hendrickson and wife 10 J.
H. Mcpherson for $135. lot "a. block
IA in Hagerman.
James Forstad and wife to Sylves-
ter P. Johnson for $50 half interest
in lot of section 18, township IL
south range 27 east
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BEEF fRusr INVESTIGATION.

independet Packers Will Give Evil
denee. Against the Trust.
Chicago Mar. 20.-The government
investigation of the "heef trust" be-
gan today Judge Otis Humphrey, of
Springfield administered the oath to
the yenitenaen whose names have
been kept secret for three weeks by
the officials of the U. s. District At
torney's office. Much information
bearing on specific instances OF al
legged violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law is said TO be in the hands
Of the Federal prosecutor. The indie
pendent packers. headed by Schartz-
child and Sulzberger, have engaged
themselves to submit evidence tend
ing to show the manner in which the
smaller packers have been forced to
follow the dictation of the so-called
big Five"
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ers, has taken a leading part In the
deliberations of the lower body.
Representative Reid, as the second
member of the important judiciary
COMMITTEES and chairman Of the COM
mittee on revenue and taxation, has
had opportunity to pass upon many
bills OF Widespread interest On the
floor he has been one of the leaders
in debates He is a good speaker He
delivers his arguments with telling
force. and not a few bills in which
he thought there was "a niger in the
woodpile' have been defeated by his
attacks. His personal integrity and
ability are his best recommendations.
and among those who have had oppor-
tnnity to watch the proceedings in the
house he Is admitted to be the leader"
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Live stock Market.

Kansas City. Mar. 2e.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000, including 1000 southerns.
Market strong Native steers. 4.00@
SIS: southern steers. s6004.75, stoc
kers and feeders. s.oo@4s5: bulls.
2-50@4.10: calves, s.0o@6.oO; west
ern fed steers. 4.25@5.25: western
fed cows. s.00@4-50
Muttons. 4s0@5.9 lambs. $500
7.3s. range wethers. s.35Q6.so; fed
ewes. z.s00s.s0
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CABLE COMPLICATIONS.
French Government Notifies venezue.
la There Must BE No More
Interference

Washington. D. c., March. 2O.The
reached a crisis, and Minister Bowen
has informed the state department
that the French minister at Caracas
has notified the Venezuelan govern
menJ that there must be no further
proceedings on it's part toward the
cancellation of the company's fran
chise or interference with it's proper
ty. Further. Bowen reports that two
French war ships have been ordered
post haste to Venezuela to act In ac-
cOrdance with the instructions of the
French minister. These vessels are
the Julien and De Graviere. and the
Duplex is now in the Caribbean sea-
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Washington, D. c. March 20.-The
Japanese legation today received the
following cable from Toxic: AT four
o'clock in the morning of March 10
our detachment occupied Kai Yuan.
20 miles north of Tie Pass. The enc
my afterward attempted counter
attack. but were repulsed. The enc
my has burned bridges on the main
has burned the bridges on the main
road south of Kaj Yuan, and also de-
stroyed part of the railroad bridge.
A number of Russian guns were found
buried near Mukden."
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Notice.,

A meeting of the stockholders of
thesSOld Governors Copper Mining &
Smelling Company will be held at
the Office of the Secretary of said
Company in Roswell, N. M, March
21st, 1905. at 7:30 p. m. All stockhol-
ders are requested to be present. as
business of much importance will be
considered.
ING & SMELLING COMPANY
By 1. B. ROSE,
President.
Attest: ]. D. BELL,
(SEALG Secretary.
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SECOND REsculNe PARTY.
Sent Into Mine 10 Recover sodies
| nf Tna nfu.fno Man

sent IHeo hasHc 70 acC0NeE 6outes
of Twenty-Five Men.
Fire Greek, w. Va. Mar. 20.-The
second rescuing party which was or
ganized yesterday TO enter the Rush
River and Red Ash mines to recover
the bodies of 25 men who are believed
to have been killed by the two explo-
sions Saturday and yesterday morn
ing, were able to enter the mine this
morning. The first rescuing party en-
tered the mine yesterday morning
and had gone two thousand feet when
overcome by the second explosion.
The second rescue. party reached this
point in the mine today, and prepa-
rations were at once begun to re-
move the bodies.
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The new proposed saloon and gam
bling house ordinance. now pending
before the city council. by which it
is proposed to raise the license on
saloons in Roswell to a sum far alb
owe the present rate. received consid-
erable attention at some of the church
services Sunday. Some OF the minis
tiers referred to the ordinance in ad-
dressing their congregations. One of
them, Rev. s. r. Twitty. of the M.
Z. church South, preached a sermon
on the subject. Others will refer to
the matter later. and all OF the regu-
tually give their members an oppor-
runity to express themselves ON the
matter. for the ministers favor the
passing OF the high license ordinance.
inasmuch as they realize they cannot
get prohibition ordinance through.
Rev. Twitty's sermon on the new
ordinance was taken from the text.
My Brothers Keeper" as found In
Genesis 4:9 in which God asked Cain
where was Abel. and Cain replied,
Am 1 my brothers keeper?" Rev.
Twitty said that every man was his
brothers keeper. and each is respon-
sible for the rest He spoke of the
many evil influences in Roswell that
attract the young men. He said that
the people OF Roswell as a whole are
responsible for the existence of these
places. He discussed the new ordin-
ance. favoring its passage. and at the
close presented a petition to the city
council. asking that honorable body
to pass the new ordinance. There
were IT'S people who signed the petit
tion.
One new member was received in
to the church. At this service Miss
Katherine Norfleet rendered a most
beautiful violin solo.
AT night Rev. Twitty preached a
good sermon on "And He Brought
Him to Jesus"
Splendid meetings were held at the
l. O. o. +. Hall Sunday by the First
NJ. e. people. In the morning Rev.
VIM. Reace preached to a crowded
house on Living Epistles." taking
up the subject under the heads of
letter. such as the writer. the mate
rial written upon. the subject In the
letter. the influence and the practical
lessons derived therefrom- A beauti-
full duet was sung by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henderson. with choir chorus.
At the evening service the pastor
preached a good sermon ON The
Four Wells. or Stages In Life's Jour
ney." He referred to the petition fav-
oring the passage OF the new saloon
ordinance. and about score signed
it. He win present 1t to his people
more fully next Sunday. At night
there WAS . male quartst. composed
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Cedric came into port today after the
most turbulent trip of her career.
From the outset she encountered hea-
Wy weather. The force of the gales
was terrific. and there were at times
tremendous seas. At times the seas
broke more than twenty feet higher
than the vessels brige and were esti-
mated to be sixty feet high from hoL
low to crest. Among the passengers
wasNabez White. the British pugiIist
and his manager Charles Mitchell.
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Anxiety at St. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg, Mar 20.-The anx-
iety regarding the fate of General
Linevitch's force continues, the main
danger being from the Japanese col
umns which are hurrying northward
along the great trade route twenty
miles west and parallel with the line
of retreat. The heads of these col
umns were officially reported to be
passing Fakomen, thirty miles north
west of Tie Pass on Friday. Their
appearance doubtless fastened the
Russian retirement which may now
have literally become a race north
ward
Complete details of the losses of
the battle of Mukden are not yet avail
able at the war office. but the reports
thus far received indicate that 100
900 men were killed, wounded or
made prisoners, and eighty field guns
were captured. Almost every siege
gun. it is affirmed, was removed.
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DRIVEN ASHORE.
Atlantic Steamship Has Turbulent
Voyage.

Atlantic Steamship Has a Turbulent
Voyage.
Block Island, r. l.. Mar. 20.-The
steamer Spartan, of the Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Company's
line. which ran aground on the west
side of the island yesterday while on
the way from Providence to Philadel-
phia, was subjected to a fearful bat
tering during the night from heavy
gale. and at dawn today it appeared
impossible for her to be saved. Cap
tain Briggs and four of the crew are
still on board and in danger of losing
their lives. The Spartan went ashore
at high tide. and several large bould-
ers pierced her bottom and stove a
large hole in the forward compart-
ment
Steamer Has Turbulent Voyage.
New York, Mar 20.-More than
three and half days behind her best
voyage. the big White Star steamer
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Dispatch From Lineviteh.

ST. Petersburg. Mar. 20.-A dis
patch from General Linevitch, dated
March 10 at 9 p. m.. says: THE COM
mander of the second army reports
that he has had no further fighting.
No reports have been received from
the first or third armies. l have in
spected the troops just arrived from
Russia. They are in excellent spirits
and health
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Eurniture for Sale.

Bed room and dining room furni-
ture, top buggy and harness. Jersey
COW, about two dozen laying hens.
Gasoline stove. range with water
front, etc.-Mrs Mabee. South Main
street. 14t6. :
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U. S. WEATHER suREAu.
(Locat Reoort.l

(Locaf Report-)
Roswell. n NJ, Mar. 20.-Tempera-
lure.-Max., &c: min. AZ; mean. 81.
Precipitation, 90: wind E., velocity
8 miles; weather clear.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. Cooler Tuesday.
NJ WRIGHT.
Onlctal In Charge.
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Allegheny on a Rampage.

Pittsburg. Pa, Mar. 20.-The wa
ter stage in the Allegheny river early
this morning was rs feet. and rapidly
rising. Preparations for a Hood are
being made, as a stage of thirty feet
or more is predicted.
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}. S. Glenn Sells Land.

j. s. Clem, the Fifth street meat
market man, has sold to H. Gates.
of Ration, N. NJ. 200 acres of land. OF
the 200 acres. 40 are in Chaves coun-
ty and $50 acres in Roosevelt
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Armed Jewish Uprising.

Borisoe, European Russia, Mar. 20.
Three squadrons of dragons have
started for Berezina, where armed
Jews are reported to have killed the
chief of police and a number of his
assistants.
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of J. E. Henderson. George Hender
son, Arthur Hartman and Fred Guyer
Sunday morning the congregation
at the Christian church was an over
flowing one Several were turnet
away. unable to find seats Elder Hill
preached on Persistence in Gods
Service" showing that industry must
characterize the work for God. He
said that the object of religion was
TO perfect the highest manhood and
womanhood: that knowledge, and
obedience and works exemplifying
the knowledge. are the two main
points in the Christian religion Ell
der Hill presented the petition to the
council on the saloon question, mere
ly leaving it with the people. and
about forty signed the paper.
Hunt. Hall. Reeves and Yater, sang
a most beautiful number.
There was one addition to the
church in the morning.
At night Elder Hill gave the sec
ond OF his series of Sunday night ser
mons on Conversion" this time re-
ferring to the conversion of the Ethio-
plan officer, as told in the Bible. He
presented a good sermon and the at
tendance was good.
Sunday was big day at the Pres
byterian church. IL was Communion
day and, as is the custom, new men,
bers were received and baptized. DR..
the pastor. was home from
his evangelical trip down the Valley
and preached a good sermon from the !
4th chapter of St. John ON "Sacri- |
fees" The choir sang a beautiful an
them. Two new members were bap- |
tised and q total OF nine were receiv- |
ed into the church. These proceedings
were followed by the sacrament of |
the Lords Supper. The house was
extra chairs being necessary
TO accommodate the crowd.
At night the attendance was small.
but those present greatly enjoyed
strong sermon by the pastor on the
subject: And of the creeping things
hat fiieth, thou shalt not eat" taken
from Deut 1919. In this sermon he
showed that all sin is damnabae, whe-
ther in a vile or in an attractive form.
The best attendance In months was
enjoyed at the Episcopalian services
It ST. Andrews Hall Sunday. In the
there was full choir and
the service was most beautiful. Rev.
George Hinson. the rector, preached
4 good sermon on Christian Unity"
At night the subject of another good
Il
sermon by the rector was Paul Be
lore Felix"
There was a great crowd out at the
church services at ST. Peters
Chapel Sunday. At ten o'clock in the
Father Herbert conducted
Mass and at In the afternoon Faith
pr Robert was in charge OF the OBJ
servance OF The Way Of the Cross."
and Benedictien.
The meetings at the Baptist church
were well attended Sunday. all of the
services except preaching being OBJ
served as usual.
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RECEIVES ATTENTION AT THE
CHURCHES SUNDAY.
ONE SERMON ON IT

Rev. 8. n. Twitty, of the M. {. Church
South, breaches a Sermon on my
Brothers keeper."-Petitions are
Signed by the Members.-Other Pas
tors Speak of the Ordinances.-StilI
Others Will Later.
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$500 FOR HoNDo Dixie.

2 Before the appropriation bill g
3 passed on the last day of the @
? late New Mexico legislature. G
2 a clause was inserted giving @
: $4,000 for the building of dixie g
: along the Hondo river as a @
2 protection to Roswell. he @
, clause was put into the bill q
2 though the efforts of Council @
man Charles l.. Ballard, of this @
: city. When the clause was q,
3 proposed many of the legisIa- q
2 tors said. We'll, / will vote @
2 for it, but not for Chaves g
2 county. will vote for It just z,
for Ballard p 8,
: This is an appropriation for @
? which Roswell should be very 9
3 thankful. @
, 3 g g 9 g @ 9 9 50 Q gSs &,
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The ladies have hired wagon and
team to haul trses 70 the cemetery
on Arbor day. DON'T let lt 90 out
empty.
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NORTH
JAPs DRIVING THE RUSSIANS
TOWARD HARDIN.
RUSSIA Is ANXIOUS

Much Troubled as to What The Fate
of Her Army May Be.-The Heavy
Losses at Mukden.-An Armed Jew
ish Uprising.
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COMPLIMENT aglo.s SON.
Nc is Recognized as Man OF Poure
and Worth in the State of
WASHINGTON

and Worth in the State of
Washington.
The following. taken from the Tar
coma. WASH. Ledger. will be OF int
crest in Chayes county. inasmuch as
the Mr.. Reid referred to is the SON
OF J. NJ Reid. county superintendent
OF schools. and is the brother OF the
two Roswell attorneys. W. C. and Ro-
bert G. Reid:
"0f the house delegation Tacoma
has reason to be particularly proud.
for among IL is the recognized leader
of the house. This is George T. Reid.
who. while one OF the younger memb-
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Don't forget Arbor Day. Thursday.
March %.
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A Big Gun.

W. p. Woods ten and fifteen dol
lar tailor made suits 15t2*