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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-07

Help the committee appointed 20
secure a site for the %fraternal santa
rum. If you have any favorable da-
t a in regard to the Valley send it to
the committee.
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l hereby myself a candi-
date for election to the Office of JUS
tice of the Peace in Precinct No. 1,
Chaves county, New Mexico. subject
to the decision of the voters at the
regular election January 9th. 1905.
JAMES A. POAGE.
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/ hereby myself a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
Constable in Precinct No. Z Chaves
County, New Mexico, subject to the
decision of the voters at the regular
election, January 9th. 1905.
T. M. DAVENPORT.
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Artesia,-(Friday.l

Artesia.-(Friday.)
The order for Incorporation has
been received and now we shall get
citified at once.
f. B.. Kemp's class of boys are in
vited out tonight by the Misses Treva
and Lua Blair to their country home.
Judge and Mrs. G.. y. McCrearx
have returned from their wedding
trip. and were warmly welcomed by
their many friends here.
The Artesia Commercial Club with
Judge Logan Is president is wide
awake and considering ways and
means of improving the town.
lbert Blake, the U. S. Land Com
missioner. came home Tuesday with
his bride. They are stopping with
Judge and Mrs. A. V. Logan.
Mr.. Sperry is completing Il pretty
cottage on West Main; Ralph Story
is building east of the railroad: the
large Runyan house near there is
just finished; the rental houses of
Witt, Smith, and Mrs. Brashear and
the two of Rev. Cages are nearly
done as is also the two story dwelling
of E. A. Clayton; the frame of w.
Benson's large residence near Dr.. Ri
~chardson's is up; the brick business
houses are climbing slowly but stead
lily.
Ascoterie of ladies were entertained
very delightfully."- at the pretty home
Of Mrs. Thomas Chandler Shoemaker
on the afternoon of Tuesday. January
Srd. The cards of invitation bore also
the names of Mrs. Ella Bollin David
son and Mrs. Samuel Wirtham
Brame. These tactful hostesses had
~conspired to make everything pleas
ant for their guests who seemed to
fully appreciate their efforts. The
decorations were red and white carna
tons. Those present were Mes1ames
Robert. Woodward of Illinois. Kemp,
E. B. Kemp. Idler. Phillips. Carmack.
Talbot, j. P. Dyer. Hodges,
Harry w. Hamilton, Cleveland, Dex-
ter Cleveland and Leon w. Martin,
and Misses Walker, Mauldin and Noel
Miss Walker assited in serving the
salad. waters, olives and coffee. A
very clever game of advertisements
vas provided and causes much mer-
riment Mrs. Carmack solved every
mystery of the game and was award
ed for her brightness an appropriately
dish.
On Wednesday,. Jan. 4, Mrs. Harry
w. Hamilton conducted the regular
program of the Woman's Club, the
meeting being at the home of Mrs.
James Herndon Beckham. The period
dealt with was that of Henry III. and
the first two Edwards. While this
was of itself an interesting period.
it was made doubly so by the manner
in which Mrs. Hamilton treated it.
Questions were answered by the
class as is the custom. A selection
to the deeds of Wallace was
read by Mrs. Talbot, and one on Rob-
ert Bruce by Mrs. Hodges. and Mrs.
Martin read Scots Who Haze WI
Wallace Bled." Mrs. Weems present
a very interesting paper on ED
The meeting was presided ov-
er by the Secretary. Mrs. Phillips.
in the absence of both President and
Vice President. The attendance was |
cut dow of sickness. Only |
the following being present.: Mes
DANES Idler. Phillips, Beckham,
Hodges. Martin. Hamilton, Weems,
Gilbert, Cecil. Allison. Mer-
rill, Dyer and her guest Mrs. Seam
onds. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Annie A. Kemp. m Mrs. Gil
bert will lead. Many of the members
not visited Mrs. Beckham in her
new home, and all were permitted
o see it's dainty appointments from
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BILE conference held this past year.
Good choir and congregational mu-
sic at all our services. A cordial wei
come to strangers and visitors.
Cd YsPt,-sa
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~Presbyterian Church.

Sunday morning DR.. Lukens will
preach from the subject. The Arrest
of Two Young Men" Members will
be received into h church by letter
and ON confession of faith.
Sunday night at Z o'clock the pas
tor win give a stereopticon lecture
on the great Bible conference at Wi
mona Lake. Fine pictures win be
shown OF this noted religious and edu-
cational resort and scenes Of the BIZ
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WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.

We are authorized to announce the
withdrawal of w. s. Moore as a can
didate for the office of justice of the
peace for the First precinct.
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The city council is showing a most
c~ommendable spirit in it's efforts TO
place the city in the best possible
sanitary condition
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Sc Quick.

Not a minute should be IostAwhen
a child shows symptoms of Group.
Chailberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the c, lid becomes hoarse
or sven after the croupy cough ar
pears. will prevent the attack.
never fails. and is pleasant and "a
to k For sale by all druggists.
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Tile the irrigating bitches within
the city limits.
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cellar to garnet. A jolly after meeting
was held around the piano, Mrs. Beck
ham, Mrs. Phillips n Mrs. Hamilton
providing the music.
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Store building 10 rent. 25xs5. sec
ond door south OF Western Grocery
Co. Apply to Jack Porter. Ssta
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Monday is election day.
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the city council ID determined to
prevent the opea dirchss nom bsins
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
First M. Z. Church.
es now.


First M. {. Church.
Services every Sunday in the Odd
Fellows Hall, the first stairway south
of the Grand Central hotel.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school.
1900 a. m.-Sermdn. Subject. RE
ligious Enthusiasm"
500 p. m.-Epworth League.
700 p. m.-Sermon. Subject, I'm
dergirding Character"
We invite all who will to come to
any of the above services. Special at
tention will be given to strangers.
We will be glad TO receive any one
into the church either by letter or on
WIN. REACE. Pastor.
At the Christian Church.
Bible school. $40 a. m.
Morning services at II O'Clock.
Opening hymn, holy, Holy. Holy"
Hymn. might With Ebon Pinion."
The Lords Supper.
Song. Lead Me. Savior, Lest 1
Stray"
Scripture reading.
Duet, Drifting Away" Misses Ed
Hall and Eunice Frickie.
Sermon, The Righteous Way"
Closing song. invitation.
Evening Services.-Christian Endea
vor 6 D. m. Preaching at 7:15. Sub
ject, Room for Jesus"
Good music. Short sermons. Hearty
welcome. Come.
c. C. HILL, Minister.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Services at st. Andrews Hall Fifth
street, as follows:
Sunday school al 9:45 a. m.
Holy Communion services at II.
Evening prayer and sermon ar 1880
1t is desired that there shall be a
vice in the morning.
All visitors and strangers in Ros-
well will find a hearty welcome at
these services.
GEORGE HINSON, Rector.
M. {. Church., South.
Preaching at IL a. M and 1880 p.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1880
p. M, s. R. Twitty. pastor.
Sunday school 9:45 q. m. ] p. Ri
ley, superintendent.
After the Revival" will be the pas
tors subject at IL a. m.
An anthem, Behold l Stand at the
Door and KNOCK" will be rendered
by the choir.
At 6 p. m. the new officers will be
in charge of the Epworth League.
The president, C. D. Dilley, will con-
duct the service.
Evangelistic services at z p. m.
Preaching by Rev. R. w. Lewis.
Subject, Something New"
Visitors and strangers cordially
welcomed.
Senior League, $50 p. m. c. D..
president.
S. R. TWITTY.
Baptist Church..
Pastor C.. c.. Young is ready to
greet his people again in the New
Year. The increased attendance on
the first Sunday in the New Year is
a happy sign.
Doxology and invocation
Song by congregation.
Reading of Scripture.
Quartet. by Messrs. Powell. Camel.
French. Totten.
Sermon, Earthly and Eternal
The B. Y. p. U. of this congrega-
lion meet at $50. and the evening
by the pastor is al z p. m.
Come and worship with and meet
Is.
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday morning DR.. Lukens will
preach from-the subject, The Arrest
Il Two Young Men" Members will
,e received into the church by letter
ON confession of faith.
Sunday night at Z o'clock The pas
or win give a stereopticon lecture
the great Bible conference at Wi
-, ToLo Tine nscfnroo viii ho Il
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NAILS CLOSE.
(Local Time.)
Mails for the North Bound
Train Close $500 AM
Mails for the South Bound
Train Close at ........ $3.50 p. n
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PALE FACES
By Some Thought to Denote Refine
 r7e~-.

What a mistake. In place of re dnement pale faces denote debility
 A bloodless face indicates anaemi, or impoverished blood. pure and sim pie.
 What is the result? A weakened condition of the entire system, the development of humors, 1 sfigurine eruptions and finally a general col lapse.
 We wish your paper would tel every nan. woman and child in Pine Bluff-yes, and every old person, that We are so sure that our famous cod liver oil preparation, Einol fde- iicious 10 taste and without oii1 viii make rich. red blood, create strength and restore them to a normal condi ton. that We will pay for all the Vfnol they take if it doas not sue ceed,
 why are We 50 sure? Simply be cause yinol contains in highly con cenrrated form all of the vital, medic fnal principles of cod liver oil actual. k taken from fresh cods' flyers and without the useless system-cloggine oil 10 upset he stomach and retard it's work.
 "Einol in ! natural manner will lone I'D the stomach, make rich, red blood and strengthen every organ in he body to do it's work as nature intended We ao not ask the people of Pine Bluff 70 take cur word for it, but m9ly 10 try Vinol on our guar astae.e \. q Bedell, druggist.
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COURAGE OF ISRAEL PUTNAM.

Tn 1743 there nourished in the W | lerasss of est m Com c.icut, wiler , ,4ow smile tae trias, ,,Ae-tes c,.4 ftl!s of Ninahasl county. a she,wo,f cree as h. Least of ! v&ualG. If 5!ition s#y true. this ronste" F | I tfavelers and CT oc~ ,ne t hildeaa as chillern eat swoets i}'ss
 a:aiit in na'f7 wnt she .Vod
 1ln sheep belonging tc har iy
 l9 larn q" ~a==.e1 Isrsal putnam
 T t1e r@w fall g~ow, Israel and lis neies sol5 .rao ted .Ee beast s1h her len, a caver,. Jeep, long aud narrow under the rocky hills. Dogs Wore e.ven the scent, but decl ned com hat: even a savage bloodhound be- 'o' cine 10 Pu nan tur- ed tail But 'sracl was q nan of iadeXible DIT
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Chairman N F Graves of the membership conn ittee submitted the following report for the month:
 cann,fttea meetings held
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FRoM ALASKA TO CAPE HORN.
: ran-En7crican RaiiWay-oreatest
 Project e It's Hjad in the World.

The gay blower nests in the seI-=s cf Al s+a, and when -he snort sumner wan $ it leaIs is young in perilous flight southwarl across plains and mountain ranges, and then, guided by the coast-Iine, wngs it's way steadily onwar1 uati. it reaches it's winter home in Pata- eonia. For more than One-nalf c. the immense distance of it's migra- ton, the flight course of the gray plover $ almost coincident with the surveyed line for the projected Pan- American railway, a commercial con- necti0n between the northern and southern continents that a few years ago was regarded as the dream O. enthusiasts. but which kOday has passed far beyond the realm Of VI sions. Men whose lives are well be- hind them will probably live to see the day when they can make an un- broken railway journey rom tne flN- CT Yukon n Alaska 10 the river I-i- may in Patagonia writes Edward B. Clark in the Technical World Maga
 zine for January, This journey from. the north to the south means more than the travelling of an in?- mense distance within short spacf of time. though th thought alone is impressive It means the pass ng through alternate cold and heat, moisture and dryness, bare fields an1 green fields. treeless plains and tropi= cal forests. fertile valleys and sterile mountains; it means acquaintance with men of every hue of skin and of every habit of life. IT means the vedd ng Of the ends Of the earth. .''
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THE LAST DAYS OF sENYoWsKY

II is no part of this narrative fo fell of BenYowskys adventures on the Philippines. CT the Ladrones- WA chever it was-of how he scuttled Japanese sampans of gold and pearls, fought a campaign in Fornosa and wound ap at Macao China, where all their rich cargo of sea otter. brought from America. was found 10 be wa fef-rottea; and stephanow, the crim- inal convie;. left the Pole destitute 14v stealing and selling all the Jap anese loot.
 This part of the story does net con caFn America, and the Poles whole lis4 has been told by Jokai. the Hun gar an novelist. and kotzebue, the Russian dramatist.
 Benyowszy took passage 10 Europ from China on one of the East India company ships. whose captain wa uneasy enough at having so many pi rates on board In France he c. tained an appointment 10 look after French forts in Madagascar, but this was too tame an undertaking for he adyenture-lcving Pole He threw ap his appointment, returned to Eu- rope, interested English merchants in a new venture, came to Baltimore in the Robert Anne of twenty cannon and four hundred and fifty tons, inter- ested merchants there in his scheme and sailed from Baltimore October 9, 17S4, to conquer Madagascar and set up an independent government. Here he was slain by the French troops Gn the 23d of May, 17S6-to the ruin of those Baltimore and London mer- chants who had advanced him cap tal.-Aenes C.. Laut in Benyowsky," :" in the Outing Magazine for Decem- Der.
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pose, with nerves of steel. With rope around his waist, torel n one hand ald n old flintlock in the cl-- CT, he e aed the cave himself III the further end of the dark, winding rassaee famed a pair of savage eyes There was ! report of the old nth'' leck, sav:t growl. a last sprlnS' | hand-to-claw ruggle with the eSplf' n@ brute Ten Israel's neishoofs 1T W cut the v-onnded hero, holalhs
 he deaa beast 5.- the throat.-Lviin lew Spraeue in 'Old Put Hefo of the People" in the Outing Masa- zine for December,
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SENTENCE SERMONS.

Frue blue seIdoms sees things blue.
 The greatest art Of life is that Of living.
 Bad news never spells by keeping. God is not lauded by Hbeling men Nothing worries worry worse than work.
 Citizenship simply means sefy ce.
 Saw small joy and reap a great happiness.
 The value of a strong mans pow CT depends on his patience with the weak.
 In a sad world the only saints who haVa right 10 sleep are the ones in the graveyard,
 If some hearts should go to heaven there wculd be a hard frost there right off.
 
 No man shortens his yard stic'z thou1 shrinking his soul.
 There are too many who think tha they are giving the world a square deal because they are stick ng their angles in it's sore places.
 Some people are buying their tick cts to glory on the installment plan at the rate of nickel week.
 He needs to wear wading boots who takes short cuts to success.
 It is easy 10 waste enough of your strength lodging your duties to do them twice over. TJr1~ ~T01- N.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-06
4 , 5 ] | 4 I l ] X 1e T4E lEVEEs OF ARKANSAS PROPOSED BY H. N. PEAR
 OF MEMPHIS
Suggests Holding Of Convention in Little Rock by the Fifteen
 Districts.

4 convention of all he members and officers of the various levee dis tclcts in Arkansag Il < been prop set By Harry \. Pharr, chief engineer Of lie 5 Francis zee a.strlct The object of the proposed convention is 10 bring about a closer association of he various levee interests of 1fe state.
 MT. Pharr has addressed q comau nication to all of the Ieyee districts of the state, suggesting the manner in which state association could be formed, and outlining the advantag ges of such an organization In this letter Mr Pharr says
 There are about fifteen well-or- ganized levee districts in the state of Arkansas. covering probably, all to- gether 2 or 30 counties or parts of counties, and it has been suggested that an association of all these levee districts be formed as an Arkansas LeVee association.
 A convention of all the levee dis -ricts, their officers and members of the board, and others interested. could be called 10 meet at Little Rock at some convenient time in he future and the association formed by eleetiag officers and adopting a con sfitation and by laws. etc The asso- ciation eoHld have an executive com. mittee, composed Of all the presidents of the levee boafls, a law committee. composed of alIthe attorneys of he ieyee boarls finance comm ttee. composed of all the treasrFers of the IeVee boards; records committee. composed of all he secretaries of he lesee boards, and an engineering com mittee, composed of all he chief an- gfneefs Of the levee boaras; also other committees.
 The president of the association could call 5he association together for convention once every two years, at some convenient lime, and all the leXee people could work together for the best interest of the le4ees throughout the state in q systematic way The several committees above mentioned, could have chairman, who could call his committee to mee5 together at any time necessary with. cut the whole association meeting. Tn this way the law committee. for in stance, could outl ne and decide on aecessarx leeislaeion or oh r matters of importance in lime and by meet ing together could have the a4van7- age of the best legal ability in th state. Other committees could b6 called together likewise if neceesar
 e0rganizine in his way all of the iayee interests and information ir the state of Arkansas could be dis cussed by consulting and conferrine together il is thought that the levet
 interest will be greatly benefited and '1vauecd
 T will be glad if you will consider shis matter and let me know as soor as you do what you think of it. anG f you think the organization of al the ieyee districts into such an asso ciatfon wonld be advisable. Please
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Mr. Stimson to Lecture.

Trainmaster F N stimson of the Cotton Belt will lecture at the Y NJ. C. A. next Saturday night ' theme will be Train Operations. which is broad enough 10 be most in teresting to the railway men.
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M ontI1LY Report.


 The 8oaf4 of directors of the lacal Y Vi. q A held irz regular monthly mestns Tuesday night when fhe moalAl4 report of the general seere t8rg vas submitted The report show ed he following statistics.
 Total attendance at the building. 923 Number of letters written ...-..1122 Rest rooms used ...-...-...s..-.-.-.-.-.- 31l Baths taken ............,...........l602 Attendance at lectures ...s.....# I32 Attendance at banquet ..=...... 537 Attendance at committee meet
 ings -...-....-...=.-.... ...=-=.z-.... u Pooks drawn from the library. G76 Attenaancs at educational class
 ..#==.4-==..=.= -63 Attendance at gymnasium classes 592 Attendance shop gospel meetings 64o Attendance Bible classes ........ liz Attendance Sunday meetings =. 275 Total number members 1884
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GuK p1MEYHggrx.Xl lR1R'vsEkaNrl
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aay ssd- 1rz-es # such @.- a.zat.1n hat na. occur 5o E9ll. Eous very truly
 II E. P4ARR. .ch.et EnaiReaa Sr Feaaeis Levee District. RaaGolph 8utldin-, T m 5f1is. Tenn. ''
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The act or practice of bringing any thing. as ones wants or ones bus'. ness into public notice as by paid announcement in periodicals, or by handbils placards etc.-fentlfy DIG .GnarY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-06

A healthy man is a king is his own rieht; an unhealthy man is an unhap' ny slave. Brrdcck Blood Bl''eis builds LID sound health-keeps y7' well.
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Members.


 Ii will be seen from the forego- ing report that the local association is holding it's own remarkably well as to numbers notwithstanding the fact that here were just 4SS expira- tions on the first day of November. the membership is sill larger than Pine Bluff believed i could be- The local association. too, retains fourth place in the list of railway associa- lions of the North American contt- nent.
 The adoption of constitution and bylaws at the meeting ef th. board makes the local association now q regularly incorporated institution and also neeessaates he general sec retary giving bond in the sum of s1,06o
 international Railway Secretary F. E. shipp of ST Louis met with the toard Tuesday night and compliments d Secretary Richardson qaize freely upon the excellent showing made.
 By virtue of the board anthoriza- ton. an association spa vi be es- tablishea in one of inc rooms on the second floor of the builline The equipment was ordered purchased by the board, and the spa will be in stalled at an carly date soft drinks of all kinds will he sal including hot coffee, chocolate, tea, sandwich. es, etc.
 The n,embersh D committee will taeet at the Bufldine toniehf, Chair man ". II. Graves nresidine Re treatments will he served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-06

When in doubt where to advertise nse the daily paper Ink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-10
R,cHMohp PRODUCE MARKET.

Correct cd daily Unless otherwise stated these
aI LiSl: 20 uLrRYs Spring chickens. large per
spring small per pound ia te ioh hen pou pds
itg,1e ducks y9lpi ys per pu pqu
reI piece; I've. per pound pound GAGGED ,sa17c,:
choice dairy packed pc, pG5d i' medir eG nee
pcI nd l5e common, pnr pound ir1.s &c. i Il
a other sections. isc parres and boxes
f.say per eSun
fancy re iiaiIs peaches .,,sn9 es1
-tsfan' Peaa-Biackeye, No. 4 per bushel nomi-
nal = Eo.E2 per bushel nominal. III e5, Il
&C.: vea,s thin. PER pound. " GSc. rum
e.: lambs, choice, per pound b16hc,; sheep,
choice, per pound. slf4hc.: beef cattle. com.
mon 10 prime, 2,i94Ac,; bulls, per pound 7ha
choice, per barrel. ;1.25: medium. per barrel,
,sl25 Country hams I2@l4c:.
y FLOUR-Winter superior. - to9s:1e;. winter
ex ira -. 1904. q: winter clsarA &5apo. q; WIN:
Ter straight. 35.2oG6.5o winter natent, y. IeY
800. Ruckwhcat. per pound. 2tkgac; Cornneai,
cjyt sacked. 57oa72hc. /; country bolted kacked;
ssii aS5c. IMlilfced-Shlpst per ton, $2lsoQ
2260; bran. tl9.6og2LW.