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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-07
BaInsaT!0 Dc G0am0, P. R.

ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--Apro-
ximandose ID temporada de verano
tengo el gusto de informar q p6bIiCo
On general que eparte de las brilIantes
espl6ndidRs condolences que eI eota-
bIeCimient0 reune como hotel restau-
rant. los hu6Spedes y enfermos que
conCurran & tomar les sguas de los
BAflos de CoamO, espeCiaIfsimaa para
FeumR. herpes. est6mPgo y obras enfer-
medadeg secEetas, pueden tener Ia re-
guridad. que obtendrsn Immediate ali
vic en- Gus d0IenCias, quedsndo Iuego
curado8 sin Los recnrsoB de 10 medi-
cina.
PreCioS ho0pedOie complete. con dos
bAflos diaries:
olss Psgsds50 g so Eoeio POI s'man On primer'
Psgadero por semanRs, en- segunda
Clase 81 70 diario.
Para famiia. preCios conVencionaIes
y equitatiYOg.
El eatabIeCimiento cuents con an
tren De cOrhea disposition del p6bi-
oO.-JU JUAN BOIX.
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Anunelo dc Suhasta.

DapGrtlmentO del Interior. OGcina
del Superintendent de obras p6blicas.
San Juan. P. B., Junio 5, 1905.
PEoposiciOnes en- plieQos cerrados
para 81 Suministro. medici6n , entrega
de l. 283 metros Cdbicos mas menos
de piedaa triturada entire los kil6me-
tros % y 35 de u Carretera No. 1.
Seccl6n comprendidR entire San Juan
y CSGuas. SO admititSn en- ests oficina
hAstR Las 10 =. m. del dia 15 de JUNO
de 1905 en- que SO abriran p6blica
mente.
TOd0S Loo datos necesarios se dor6n
on estG oficina donde So encuentrOn sc
mGnif ssto todos Ios documentos cue
han de regiF en- IL ContratS y podFsn
reCoGer los licitadores los modelos de
prOp0sici0nes que han de preuentRr.
La administrator se reservR eT
derecho de rechRzRr CuaIuuiera 6 todag
las pEopoCiciones.
P. F. FERNANDEZ,
Superintendente de Obraa Pa
6V. blicas.
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DlstlDguIdO enfermO.

Ha irg,egado en- 81 manicomio 81
gefior Lorenzo GioI. antigua empIea.
do de Clasea pasivRg en- tiennpo de d
d0miuaci6n espRfola = persona muy
estimsble. Hsce tiemp0 que Ga ceFe-
bro no se enCuentrR bien y 8us fannie
lisPes atendfanle esmeradamente. Pc
70 hsbi6 1dose recFudecido ID enfsrme-
dad. hub0 que penaar en- reCluiFAo. A
veces gufre raptos de Violansia, pero
9n pRdecimiento CsraCterfsticO ed 81
ldlotlsm0. DeseaFiRmOs que tan apres
oiAb'e CabAlleEo. reOupeVe 10 salud
peTdida.
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ADVERTISEMENT,

Office Of the c Commissioner. Depart
ment Of Education. San Juan, p. r
June 1, 1905.
Sealed proposals Id tripIicAta for
the erection Of frame schc ol. building
ct MaricRo. Porto Rico, will be rece-
ived At this flee until 10 A. M, June
10. 1905. and then opened. Iof r.
nation furnished on application. The
right is reserved to reject any or ali
proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed NPrOposal for
constructing Frame School at Maricao,
Porto RlCo0 and addressed TO CThe
Commissioner Of Educationo.
B. q, 10 IA.
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lnlleIo Dc SnhasIa.

~ mnrtea II de loo oOrriantes & Ias
10 de- la manSna se adindicarS en pfI-
hliCn snbasta en- 81 salon az le C9aa
Municipal 81 suministro de provisio.
nes. pap, leche = otrOs Rrt1culOs los
eata b!eclmlentos ben66COl de eata Ciu-
dad, durante eI ejereici0 de 1905 06.
Las peTlonRs intpresldas pOdr6n exS-
minRr 81 pliego de condicionea que Sc
hallR expuesto en- eata AIcaldfa.
San juan. r. B.. Junio de 1905.
r. Ia. TODD.
3 v. 4. Alcalde de San Juan.
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos Los engafo-
SOS remedies que so anuncian es cuando mas
SO agradece la eficaCia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo MojarTieta, cuya superioridad esta uniyer-
galmente confirmada.
Curaciones desesperadas en- personas bien
oonocldss que 10 tomaFon durante tres me-
ses SOD las que 10 han hecho glorioso pero
IN solo estuChe produce mejor efecto que
una docena de frascoa de cualquier otro re-
medic, porque adem8s de ser ell 6nico verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago del
intestine, sin enganosa acci6n calmante, es
Digestive Purifcador de los alimentos-
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra.
bado 81 nombFe Digestive Moiarrieta.
Dep6sito general de las Farmacias de Blanco Ca
Ramon Almazan Fldel 9uillermety, en- san Juan
de Puer6oEco; de yenta on Las pEincpales Drogues
EtRs de EuropaY America
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3 o ma meeeas

zremGOs q EOs G0spOnesstes sabre zS6ys-
tGs! Sc sortearan todos los amos en-
ire los que mas se distingan por "a
C0nstanCia en- 81 Ahorro.
H0rGs de Gaia: Para laa impOaiCi0,.
mes:
De 8 & 10R de Ia mafiana. y de / & 81
de Ia tarde los dfas laborables; y de %
1OS de Ia maflana los DOmingos. Para
ID extracciones Las mismaa 'hOras ex-
Hept0 Ia de Los DOminROs.
Re0IGmesStO de Ia &ecci5ss: Las per
Bonas que interesen mas pormenOreu
gObre Ias imposiCionea, extracCiOne1
mane1R de iquidar intereseg, etc. pue-
den uclisitax IN eiemplRT en Il Gaia,
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WANTED -Btkkeeper. who will
make himself generally useful. Must
have Knowledge Of Spanish, give re-
feEences and state salary expected.
Address p. O. Box 765.
Tenedor de libros, que aI mism0
tempo nyudaf6 en- toda clase de traba-
10. Debe B&ber 81 espsfIoI, dsr refe.
renCiag y decir que sueldo espera.
Direction. p. O. Box 765. 3v.
WANTED -Tfanslator who und-
eratands both Spanish and English
thoroughly. Must be quick accurate
and reiiRbIe. Address, giving refa-
rences and stating salary expected, P.
O. Box 446.
TFaduCtor que sepa perfectAmente 81
inG6s y 81 espaipI. Daba haaer les
traduciones con Iigereza y acierto.
Diriiase. dando 81 mismo tempo refe-
renCias J diciendo qu6 sueldO 90 espe.
70. s r. @. B < 446. 3v.
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In joVenGltO fa6 hsrldO,
Un grupo de ni1os dis.
cutiendo acaloradamente.

Anoche, POGO despu6a de Les 8, un.
Urupo de nifIos. entire los que habfs
oChO 8 diez, disCutfsn acRlorRdRunente.
De prOOto oy6so un grito. y unO de
ellog. Francisco Gimenez. pc un mozo.
sinti6se herido en- eI antebrazO izquier-
do, del que manabR abundnnte saugFe.
FL cRbo Bithorn intervinO. Condu-
ciendo 81 jovenCito Gimenez 81 cuarto
de sOCOFros.
Ia herids era de CinCo CentfmetFou.
mas no profunda, poniendO 81 descu-
bieIto los tejidos muscuIares de aQue-
lIS parta con abundante hamor1saiR.
El pFaCticante de RuaEdia SE. Carlos
segnet, preat6 luG auXiliQg pEofssionn-
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NnIGLnaR aEnER!IL

CONSEJO Al LAS AlADRES. - El farabe calmante
as IA sefota Wnsow debe usarse sempTe QUE los nos
el periodic u Ia den ci6n. Proporcona avio
Immediate al peuueho paciente, produce sueno
rral stanquilo ayia el dolor el angelic despiera
bauv Vvo aevre. Es muy agradabe al paladar calma
81 niho abianda sus encias avia Dolores hace f.
Giles las funcones del est6ago regula los htestinos
rs 81 meior reedio conocido para Ia diarrea va pro-
Venga &sa de la denGici6n dc cualquiera ota
J6nase rnucho cuis lido en- pedir el Tarabh CalnanfS
De Ii Sedora Winsow' 'ses elnaeioE de todoas M
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CONPRA DE FINCA.--Se deaes
compFaE de Contado una finca peque no
que teDga tereno llano y sgua abun-
dante on Ia ceFcania de Rio Piedras,
preferible Gin cRsa habitaCi6n.
InformRr6n aata radaeci6n.
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AnOnGlO De Subasta.

El Iunes 10 de los corrientes & las
q de Il tarde 30 adiudicarS en- p6bIica
aubAsta en- 81 salon de Ii Casa Munich
paI 81 cobro de Il renta por colocaci6n
de aaientos en- aitios pdbIicos. durante
81 ejercicio de 1905 O6
Las personas s quienes pueda inte-
resar podrsn exsminar ell plieg0 de
condolences que 90 hRlla de manifi .AtO
On eata Alcaldia.
San Juan. p. B., Junio 3 de 1905.
r. 81. TODD.
AYNaH7a da San Tuan
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AnQnGiO Do SublSta.

EI martau 13 de los corrientea las
8 de Ia m INA Sc adiudicara en- ell
sa' Ga de la Casa Municipal On 6biica
subiGta el suministro de alimentos
para detenidos en- ID C6rCel MuriciDAl
de esta Ciudad. durante el eieECici0
1906 06
Las personas & quienea pueda inte.
resar podE6n examinar Ell pliegO de
condicioneg que se hRlla de mRni6eato
en- eata AlcaldiR.
San Juan, P. r., JUNO 8 de 1906.
o H T0nD
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FLOTAS RIVaL-ES.

ri oacusdr6 Nevogst Que RogatWensk
dO h0taB
cRsi dsstFuidaa pOr y eacuadER de Togo
continuation pubCamO1 ntegenCs De os lecore 81 M
de lRa fOts v cnege cnonea cabTe
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les d herido. tomSndoIe puntos, que
raaiati6 81 herid0 Goa Yalentia.
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Al PUBLIG0 -Hago saber que
hAbi6ndole Conferido pod9r generali-
simo con CarsCter irreVoCable & don
Pedro Antonio Epheandia Medina pa
70 que me represente en- tOdos mis-
asuntoa,. no reconozc0 en- 10 sucesivo
trato hi contrRto que no hsYa sidO
otOrgsdo pOr Ell Se1or ECheandia.
Tampoco reconocer6 tFatos que &
mis- espaIdas verifquen mis- hijos 6
menos que estos no hayan sido sancio-
nados pOr mi apoderadO. CE0udisaG
Gsmeaes. San Sebastian, Mayo 81 de
1905. 10V.R.
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BalCO Territorial J AgrfC0Ia
De Puerto Rico.
-sECCION DE AHoRROs.

lnap08SCSO7aeS s0bre lS6getGs: Deade
1925 & 81, 900, devengarsn intereses Il
3 por 100 annual.
lnlp0sSCSO9aeS d pZGs0 .Jf10: Desde
5000 en- RdeIante deVengar6n inter6s 81
@ 10 ~ an v0n-@ ynV@-a
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ARunelO do SubaSta.

El Iunea 10 de los corrientes. & las
10 de Ia ma6ana. % a5jqdicar6 en- "a
bIica subasta, en- ell salon de la Casa
Municipal, el cobro de ID rents aobre
productos del corral de AnimaIeg du-
rnnte el eisFciciO 1905 06.
Lss EersOnas inteFesadas podr6n exa-
minar 81 pliego de condieiones que se
hRIVa expuesto en- estR AFCaldfs.
San Juan, p. B.. Junio de 3 1905.
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SE VENDE an bonito coChe blancO
con trapiche. Do IN CaballO, para ls
Yenta ambulante de guaTRpO: negoCio
muy lucrative. $3.50
Denton Box 3O6 San .JuRn.
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b ii TODD.
3 va. Alcslde de San Juan.
AnunCIO De SUbasta.

El Iunes 10 de los corrientes. & las
9 de ID ma ana, se adjudicars en- p6-
bliCs snbasta. en- 81 salon de Ia G 90
Municipal, 81 Cobro de los p 'oductos
de Is plaza del mercRdo durante el
eierciciO de 1906 06
Las personas intaresRdas p0dr6n exs'
minar 81 pIiego de COndicioneg que De
haIla de manifi soto en- esta Alcsldfa.
San Juan, P. R.. Junio de 1905.
r. H TODD.
Al0Rlda IA SRn :Tna
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R Fl. TODD,
AIcalde de San Juan.
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ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAS
URBANAS. El que suacribe acepta
ca administrator fincas en- San Juan Y
SRntuTce gatantizando el psg0 aI rem
tistR. Referencias: pFopietario en- San
Juan. tesOrero del BancO Popular y
vice pregidente de Do eLiRa de Propie-
tarios1. - JOSE M. CARRERO. -
Luna 76. 45 va.
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Totaes 1852 80 puIgRdas 108 puleadas
torpedsroS
de Cores. reSultndo
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NOticIas generates

DESAPARICION IN En u noche
del Z de Mayo faIt6 & w. Z. leighton
de 90 propiedsd 81 Condado ca Ssn-
tnrCa una yegus le color colorado cIo.
70, Z amos, IL nnenos de- ats, cuerpo
largo, Cabos bIsncos, y una mancha
blanca "a Is frehte.
"a persons que d6 raz6n de dicho
aninaI. ger6 gEatifcads. avs.
Sc ALQUII.A. Un piuo, en los al
t0s del edifcio. esquins de Ias Gales
Ietuan y San Justo.
FEeacR, bien YeDtilads, en- buenss
condolences. PtOpia para Cfcinas 8
para familia.
DiFfianse Ia San Juan Lihgt e
Transit Comp. Gale de .Eetu6n y San
Just0. Is Y. q.
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R. a. TODD.
AIcaIde de San Juan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

90 per yard for Black all wool Covert This is an
40 exceptional good skirting material for summer
We have put very close price on this as ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
New Belts

Our line of Belts is very extensive We l..
white wash Belt that is very stylish ard d9.3b.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

NJ per yard for B. pricstleys Novelty Mohar This
,J1 is inches wide an all Mohar Fabric containing
no other material of any kind. Very fine goods. %
Regular price sl.;i5. Special. .......,...... 1JO
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MOORE ESCAPED INJURY.

Wires Relatives and Friends in This
City in Regard to Laredo Storm.
G. S. Moore, of the Pecos Valley
Drug Company, received a telegram
Sunday, bringing him the good news
that his brother, j. R. Moore and ia
mily, had escaped injury and damage
in the big storm that did so much da-
mage in Laredo, Texas, Saturday.
When the news of the cyclone reach
ed Roswell. friends and relatives had
feelings of apprehension for Mr.
Moore, inasmuch as he was known TO
have property down in the business
section and to be living up on the
hill. 1t was supposed that it would
be hard for him to escape in both
places, out such was the case. ]. r.
Moore is a member of the Pecos Val
ley Drug Co, of this city.
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WAS one Of the central figures in n

was one Of the central figures In one
of the greatest wars of all time, and
emerged from it with credit and HON
or. He was one of the first, either
in the North or South. who saw that
the war just over had settled many
disputed issues. and although not set
tied as he would have had them set
tied, he accepted the result, and set
tied down to do his best under the
new conditions. The result was that
he won for himself a new place in
the new country, a place the vacancy
of which is felt as well in the North
as in the South.
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A Dandy for Burns.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, Illinois, writes;
81 have used Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment; always recommended it to my
friends, as l am confident there is no
better made. 1T is a dandy for burns
Those who live on farms are espec-
tally liable 10 many accidental cuts,
burns, bruises, which heal rapidly
when Billiards. Snow Liniment is ap-
piled. 1t should always be kept in
the house for cases of emergency"
Csc, soc. $1.0o bottles, sold by he Pc
cos Valley Drug Co..
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room furnished house
Apply 312 N. Missouri. soft
GOOD PASTURE.-For 35 or 40 head
of horses. Apply E. c. Hinde's farm
35tf.
FOR RENT room house On Ninth
and Main. Apply E. H. Skipwith,
719 N. Main.
FOR RENT-One nice and well fur
nished room, ~ blocks west Of
Main, 211 West Fourth st. 52t2*
FOR RENT.-Two nice first class
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Good water and nice shade
Call at 507 N. Mo-. ave. 51t3
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Planning for Memorial Day.

At the meeting of the G. A. R. Sat
urday afternoon, a committee was
selected which will have charge of
for the annual celebration of Memo
rial Day and Decoration Day in Ros-
well. A program will be issued later.
The Memorial sermon will be given
on the Sunday preceding Decoration
Day. which on May 80.
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ADDRESSED THE ODD FELLOWS.

DR.. C.. G. Lukens Gives Special Ser
mon for Brothers in the Lodge
on Sunday Morning..
An address on Odd Fellowship and
Fraternalism was heard by those who
attended the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. DR.. C. E. Lukens
gave a special sermon on the above
subject, appropriate to the recent
Seth anniversary Of the institution of
of the L. o. o. F. in America, and it
was a talk most interesting, and par
ticularly so to Odd Fellows. The
members of the order attended church
in a body, dressed in full uniform.
They marched from their hall to the
church, preceded by the Military In
situte Band. The church was rowd-
ed to Overlooking.
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CALL REV. vERMILLIoN.
Would Like Visiting Minister
as Their Pastor.


Rev. II. F. Vermillion, of Arkadel-
phia, Ark, preached to crowded hous-
es both morning and evening at the
Baptist church Sunday. He came on
trial, and the immediate verdict of
the congregation was that he was the
man they wanted. Sunday night he
was give IA call to be pastor of the
church here. He has not yet decided
as to whether or not he will accept,
but will probably do SO within the
next few days. Rev. Vermillion is a
young, energetic preacher, who talks
from the shoulder" He has been
engaged in raising an endowment
fund for a Baptist college at Arkadel-
phia. He will preach again Wednes-
day night at the Baptist church.
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OFF FOR FEDERAL PRISON.

eWi Brothers are Taken to Santa
Fe to Serve Time in Prison.
Deputy u. s. Marshals Cooper n
Forbes left Sunday morning for Santa
len Dewitt, the two brothers who
were convicted in the recent term of
Federal court in this city, of robbing
the p~ostofice at Elida. Frank is to
serve 24 years, plus 80 days for fine,
and Allen 2 years, with the 80 day
addition. Earl Howard, the other
young man in the same scrape, was
given a Jail sentence for turning
states evidence.
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The recent effort of b Interior De
partment TO put a stop to the demon
alizing effects of the sale Of liquor or
government and near irrigation
works under the control of the recla-
nation service, by stopping the sale
of the liquor, has ended in failure.
Assistant Attorney General Camp
bell has handed down a decision in
which he declares that the Depart
ment has no power to take the &C
ton IL did.
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WAGON uPsEr IN WATER.
Three Occupants Have a Narrow Es
cape and the Horses are Saved
With Difficulty.

cape and the Horses are Saved
With Difficulty.
In crossing the Rock Corral ditch
seven miles southwest of town Satur-
day afternoon, Williamson Maxwell
and two other men had a narrow es-
cape from being plunged into the wa
ter and possible drowning. They
were crossing in a wagon. The ford
is a distance below where Inc
ditch takes it's water from the Hon
do. Since the recent rise in the Hon,
do most of the stream has been run.
ming through the Rock Corral Glitch
at that point, and the ord was much
were reaching the opposite bank, the
wagon was caught in the current and
upset. The three men escaped by
jumping, but the horses were held
fast by the harness. 1t was after great
difficulty thai the animals were saved
the wagon being wrecked and car
ried down stream a considerable dis
lance and lodging against a wire
fence. The high water is reported te
be damaging property and crops. il
that locality.
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From the press reports today it is
apparent that the Russian fee is not
making its way nOrthward with any
great rapidity. However. when 1t
meets Togo it win respond to the at
traction of gravity. aided by the Jap
anese guns. and move quite rapidly
downward.
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Addition to Salvation Army.

Lieutenant Millbank. of Greeley,
Colo, came in Saturday night and has
Joined in the work of the Roswell Sal
Walton Army. He is a cornetist of
some ability and his work has a mark
ed effect on the musical part of the
Army's service.
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TRIPLETs MADE TRIP HERE.

Children of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Greene, of Artesia.
Roswell entertained today a wom-
an and three daughters, who are of
unusual interest. The woman was
Mrs. w. w. Greene, of Artesia, and
the young ladies are triplet infants,
who we're born last Christmas Day.
The girls are named Blanche, Beulah
and Beatrice. and they look as much
alike rs three peas. The three ba-
bies attracted considerable attention
wherever they were taken today. This
was their first trip to Roswell.
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In the death of General Lee. the
country loses a man who will be miss
ed as much as a man a be in these
days Of rapidly moving events. Cen
eral Lee, i his seventy years Of life.
had lived long and strenuously. He
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The Carlsbad Current, with its u.s.
ual keen ear for news. had the
streets of Roswell flooded by the Hon
do last week. We desire to inform
the enterprising individual who wrote
the item for the Current that the
streets of Roswell were not flooded
by the Hondo.
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WANTED.

WANTED.-Girl for general house
work. Must be strong. Phone 2S2,
two rings. 49t3
POSITION WANTED.-In store by
young man. Experienced. Best ref
erences. 308 N. Pa. 1t*
WANTED.-To buy or rem a good,
gentle driving horse. R. M. Zig
ner, at Pecos Valley Drug Co.. 52tf
POSITION WANTED.-By man and
wife on ranch or farm. References.
Address or call 308 N. Pa. Roswell
WANfED.-Men to work on Hondo
reservoir. Wages, $1.75 per day.
Board $3.50 per week.-Slinkard's
camp. 4Otf
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FUK SALE.
FOR sALE-Furniture. s21 North
Main. Att
FOR SALE.-Choice baled alfalfa
L. F. D. Stock Farm. 33-1m
FOR SALE-Tickets for la and
wife TO town in Kansas. 51t3*
FOR sALE-Lady's ticket to town
in Missouri. Record Office. 50t3*
FOR SALE.-Lady's ticket to Nash
vile, Tenn. Call at this Office. 3t*
FOR sALE-Fine single driver. mare
See H. j. Garrard at Roswell no.
tel. 52t4s
Hondo lands for sale. See us for
DISQUALIFICATION Bros, Room II.
Oklahoma Block. 41tf.
FOR SALE.-Almost new organ n
range. A bargain. Apply ITO North
Richardson. N. Utterback. 52t2*
FOR SALE-160 acres in artesian
belt, eight miles from Roswell, very
cheap. Address Box %, Lake Ar
thur, N. M. 4Su4~
FOR SALE.-Good Racine surrey,
upholstered in leather. leather top;
also single harness. Will sell sepa-
rate or together, at POI N. Lea
venue 3Stf
PRESS FOR SALE.-The Record Of
1ce has for sale one Cranston
press, seven column folio. Is in
good order and will be sold at a
bargain. tt
FOR SALE.-The Record has for sale
cheap, 4 rolls of 31-inch Manila
wrapping paper, 2 rolls of 6-inch
pink, and one roll of Pinch Mani
la. This is a bargain If
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THE RECORD IS THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
cHAvEs AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.

All advertisements to insure Inser-
tisn In the same days issue OF The
Record should be In the printers
hands before clever o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In h OF
fee by eleven o'clock to prevent lis
being rcn hat day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-01

Banker Bigelow a furnished one
of the great object lessons OF the
year, but the effects will hardly last
for more than one month n anoth-
or crop of suckers will be ready for
the slaughter.
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Realty is moving very freely In
Roswell these days., and at prices
showing a healthy condition.
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Today is Dewey Day.

May Day is reaping it's usual harv'
est of death and destruction in u
STA.
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Now that Roswell is soon to have
an automobile line. the craze has
spread to Cloudcroft. and the noun
tain resort will also use the devil
cars"