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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-22

of Wichita, Kan, who have been here
and at other points down the Valley
prospecting, left Sunday morning
fer their home: They are greatly
pleased with III country and state
that they will tell things about the
Pecos Valley when they get home
that will not be believed, although
they will be truths. They also pro
pose to a the fare of any of their
friends who come to the Valley and
do not find things as represented.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan and
son. Jeff, w J.. Chamblin, G. T. Sui
Ivan and J. D. Wilson left this NOR
ming for their home in Mason City.
H.. after a prospecting visit through
the Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-22
.~~~~~7
) LOCAL NEWS. s

>. r. Neweil was up from Lake AT
thur today.
Richard Thaman went to Dexter
Saturday night
E. F.. Walker returned to Artesia
Sunday afternoon.
B. H. Tallmadge 81 to Dexter
Sunday afternoon.
Judge Richardson came in Satur-
day night from Denver
w. A.. Richter, OF South Spring,
spent Sunday in Roswell.
A. E. Johnston spent Sunday with
friends at South Springs
Carl Young has returned from a
business trip down the road.
Judge Emmett Patton spent Sun
day at his nome near Hagerman.
FOR SALE.-To the right party, the
Grand Central Hotel and saloon
L. B.. Tannehill vent to Hagerman
Sunday for a few days business visit
Alfalfa pasturage ~ miles north
east Of Roswell. r.. Smith. Soft
Willard Stone returned Sunday eve
ming from a business trip up the road
p. F. Ridell came in from Amarillo
Saturday night and may locate here.
John Jackson. porter at the Shelby.
has gone to Cameron, Tex, for a vi
sit.
J.. w. Shirley. of C~orsicana, Texas,
came in this morning from down the
roa
DIT. f. Presley went to Artesia
Sunday afternoon on professional hu-
siness.
Mrs. L. C. Klasner went to Carls-
bad Saturday night for a. visit with
relatives.
Ike Jones, the porter, returned Sun
day from the Rough Riders reunion
in Texas.
F. Divers went to his ranch this
morning to dip 800 cattle ready for
delivery.
j. F. beats came down from Por-
tales Saturday night and will be here
several days.
A. G. Eisenhart and c. A. Overholt
left this morning with the car Texas
for the North.
Misses Pearl and Eula Hobbs went
10 Artesia Saturday night for a cou,
pie of days visit.
DIR. C. F. Beeson left Sunday for
Cincinnati. Ohio. called by the poor
health IF his father.
A new standard Pullman vas
brought to Roswell Sunday afternoon
on the regular train.
w. H. Garrett, a real estate man
from Portales. came down Saturday
night to remain two days.
Mrs. e. j.. Broomhall has arrived
from Garnet, Kan, to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Henry Furneaux.
Luther Easley came in from the
l. F.. D. ranch Saturday to spend Sun
day with Roswell friends.
w. ]. Phripps, of Thaman, o.. T..
went to Artesia Saturday night after
spending the day in Roswell.
Rev. George Hinson went to Pecos
Saturday night to hold services Sun
day. He will return Tuesday.
J.. M. Stidger returned to his home
In Amarillo Sunday after spending
q few days with friends here.
Alfred Monroe returned Saturday
night from Kansas City. where he
took stock for the Oasis ranch.
Mrs. j. w. Amis went to Carlsbad
Saturday night to spend Sunday with
Mr.. Amis, who is working there.
w. NJ. Formwalt went to Dexter
Saturday night to remain a week OIL
two looking after his realty there.
Harry w. Hamilton. of Artes:a
returned Sunday evening from a two
weeks business trip t. San Antonio
Howard Ringo will go down II
Carlsbad this afternoon, expecting
TO go into the bicycle shop business
there.
Mrs. Sallie Roberts returned to bel
home In Artesaa Sunday afternoon
after spending three days with he
hrofherS here
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-05-22

Adjutant N. NJ. NJ. L.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
S9neafabrer berbaftet.

@eftern abeuo, als poli3eisS uper.
intenosnt 3rtieer bic Selapare- StraBe
entlang iubr, lab CT nabs Der ct. Clair.
Strabe einen iunsen Burden, Der in
sinem Nutomobil pie ton bic STRIDE
entlane iaste. Nls bas 4uto neben
benz 8ef DIRT beg 9oliasi.Gbefs babin=
faufe, uuroe befen @aul natirlid
ourd ben Spettatel pilo gemadt uno
gerietb in's 2aufen; bierbei fielen Die
binteren Sibe oss WOtOrwasens ab unb
9erietben benz Saul untsr bic 8eine,
ieoO4 gelang es benz 8eamtsn, bas
Pferb su fontroliren uno bann suriid.
3ufabren uno ben junsen S9nelfabs
rer, Der 9eraoe feline Siebsniaden 3us
fammensefuGt bate uno weiter fabren
polts, gu berbaften. 3n Der polissi-
fation CAB Der Mutpmobilif ieinen
Namer als @lauo Beam, 1746 Orange
Sir. on. Die Intlaee bes S9nea.
fabrens puroe ge9en ibn erboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
8ebSroe fur SHemtlt@e @srfe.

| o n ngeret6t.
STR Mb3uestanal in Der erfen I0ep
tuefli9 bon Si9blanb plaee bon Fl.
Ctr. big aur 2iessrube.
6tr 2unfgas &6bren in Sutton
Str, BON Stem Sort Str. Bis 8er'
mont Strabe.
STR @ement=S eitsnuege in Der IL.
Str, Shoieits bon Big Sour S4ie'
men an Horthwefern Nne.
Jfr @ementsS eitsnpege in Der %.
Str, bon 8. 6. & %. @~ifenbahn
go. bis Columbia Ipe,
Jtr @ement-S eiteutoeae in Der DC
Yberion Mpe. bon 2e. Str. Bis 20.
StraBe.
utipnen ngenom m en-.
5ir @ement=S eitentpe9e In Der IL.
Ctr. BON groots Ctr. biz 800 Sub
tpefli9. r
&emonft s,ein DIT.
8egen bic &sfplution fir 8erbehe-
rune Der 9opnsp Npe. bon Waibing-
ton Str. biz Sitter NDenue. .oF
Sen geamten Der Self &ailroao
&c." miro nidt erlaubt tuerben, ghr=
ger Der Staot burd @rObbeiten Der.
iuasusiie einsuididtern. Die Se=
b6roe FIR 6fsntlide arbeiten teltei oies
ni9t gerabe als &~eiolution bin, ere
tldrte aber, Der COMPANY teiue Deite=
rem gere9tigunsen sutommen gu tlai'
len CUR 2egung bon neuen 8eleitsn Ibis
Die @sieui9aft fi4 in ssborissr Bsiis
nit ben @runbeigentbiimern auseinan=
Der geiebt babe. Bon berihisosnen
Soften liefen ndmli9 2laaen iiber
gariabeit.n. ia brett @robSeiten Der
gsamten Der Babngeisai4aft elm. Die
Stabt tpirb aber nidts tbun mas Die
Ytrssr i'm @eringlfen iddoisen tonne
unb Der Babn Yortbeile gewdbre.
g. %. gOmman uno Jrau, wel4e
@runoeiaentbum an 2~erin9ton NOe.
6flid bon Sbelbp Ctr. beiben reid.
ten 9eftern proteft Elm aegen bic 2erina=
ton Mpe. Strabenbabnlinie, tDelde He
nidt an Der 2srington Ape. baben
molten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

ollie.
5nstana's sr6ste Drp @oobs GAMBLER

IlonaO Gersu o n. elm In-
gefeater BEG StraBenreinigunss De-
partements fisl in Der MrIenal Mpe..
nabe 10. Strabe bonn Wasen uno sog
fi4 f4mer3lihe 8erlsBunsen au. 9r.
&eeo bonn S%ispsniarium bradte ben
Wann in Ieine 526 Noro pine Str. be-
legene Wobnung.
Nutomobil NOR berantiuortlit
fir Die 3erif6rung stueier 9uti9en urb
Der 8erleBuns ibrer Sniafen. an Der
Is. Str. pel4e nidt ein9efrieoist lit,
obmObl an bsiben Seitsn tiefe @rdbeu
limb, ideute Elm pFsrb bor benz Nuto=
mobil uno mari ben Wa9en nit Den
Sniahen. Elm @bepaar nsbf Sinh,
in ben 8raben, Die perfonen leidt per=
lebeno. ben Wa9en aber b6ais 3ertrdm.
merno. &aum mar bies paIfirt, ale
elm anoerer Was.n nit 3pei Wdnnern
angefahren fam uno bic pferoe, er.
ihredt ourh bic bereits %porbanbene
2Onfufion. iprausen auf Der anberen
Settle beg @egss uno in ben 8rabsn.
Die Sadie pirb unteriu6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
alter Seterau seitorben.

Wit @iaiam BustsI, Der alebten
Sonnabenb in ieiner WObnuns. 37l4
2enuuooIbe peridieo. 1T pieoer elmer
Der alten Yeteraner oes bief9enD eutfd'
tbums 3u @rabe eetra9en morben. III
uuroe i'm Sabre 1884 in GHlsn in
Seutidlanb seboren, berlieb bic Sei'
math als iun9er Mann uno fam 1049
In Sem Orleans an. @a9 tur3em auf.
entbaIt bort uno in 6sntufp fam er
nad SnSianapoIis uno 1T bier TETS an'
idifis aebliaben. 1868 trat er unite,
2eutnant griftow in bic I1mee Elm uni
ma9te mebrere S9laaten nit. @eger
2dbmung muBte er ben Sienff quittt'
rem unb tonnte nur nod on Srtider
geben. Sabrelans belt er ben pofer
OILS disqualification an peri4ieoenenS tra'
Beniibergdngen uno man4 i4erabafter
Wprfau wubte Der 0ertorbene aua let
ner praris su er,dblsn. @dbreno be,
lsBten IL Sabre mar er %oUafdnoig Sn'
baline, troboem bemabrte er Hets ieiner
guten SumOr. Die geiieBung Del
9si9e fano geifern 3a4mittag auf BEN
@romn 5ia Trieobofe fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
Nene Sntorporationen.

.SncOrporationsgefude uuroen In
Der Office oes Staats Secretdrs ME
fol9t einsereiat:
,6armers' Telephone @Ompanp",
8irosepe, Dubois @Ountp; 9apital
$110. Sirettorel: @eorge 8. gean.
Soispb 5. Sarmcn, %. 8. Sinclair,
Sbomas Nelion unb Sohn %. Motins.
,@itp Contribution @ompanp". Sn.
bianapolis (3msd Der 8eienidaft III
bic 6erfe1uns bon Cement uno anbe.
rem Strabenbau=W ateriaD; 3apitaI
$40, 900. Sirettoren: 2ucp u @aplor,
elmer Websl unb Mqen @aplor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
@areu falf@ uaterrt9tet.

Or. SuriD. Setretdr Der Stats
@eiunbbeitsbeb6roe, lit erifaunt iber
bic aus @6icago gsmeloetsn, bon eini=
gen Der biefsen 3sitIn9en per6Hent=
li4ten geri9te, oab er bort Nnsaben
in Sesug auf our1 @abrunssmittsl-
8erfdli&una berbeisefi6rte .3inber-
ftsrblidtsit gemadt babe. 9ieie @n=
gaben iOllten anseblid Dor Der Natio=
mol ahoeiation Der Staatsmilderei unb
oes Nabruu9smittels- Dspartement &C.
ma4t iein. Or. Surtp faet, er babe
bor Der eenannten 8eb6roe teinen 0or-
trag 9ebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
@tese-Mltar- 0rab.
Cd e

8eorge unb SanAab 2etuis, Wtdo=
den. - Scott unb Cora 8ebring.
Wdbten. = Burton uno emma Groft,
Wdo9en. - pebro uno @race Wun=
ion, Mdo9en. - @eor9e uno Watbilou
Gardner, 2nabs. - Sobn W. uni
2ilie 9unt, 2nabe. = Sames rnt
Margaret G6uren, 2nabe. = Walte,
iinb 2poia Splman. - Sarrp 5. uni
Ssnnie Saplor, 3nabe.
Getraut:
Sobn Miaer-gffie 6aQ.
6reb. %. SaplOr-Nlice Dean.
Iusut Sabsrle-Sopbie Sufi.
Sorace Booo-@la @bton.
8eforben:
Wm. 6. 5amilton, 81, 904 Sort
Selepars. = Grau Warp prulod, Sc.
1O16 Wef Nep Yort Ctr. = Wm.
6. Gsatbsrfton, 80, 1888 Ioro @api'
tot Nbe. - @eorge &obsrts, 5, 124
Horb gat Ctr. = Struggling @ieler,
4 Sage, Stabt. - 6. O'gonnor, ct.
@incents Sospital. = glfe 6. Sen'
f&en, "a, 1918 shS Merioian Str.
50. Wm. 2auffes, 5. Staot. -
@lisabsth Sage, 80, 1910 Sarpir
Ctr. - Mamie SOptins, 20, ftdbt.
5ospital. = Wenoel Gardner, 80,
701 9orb California Ctr. - Char.
lotte 3. Grid, 81, 1910 8slefon'
taine Ctr. - m. 8usfel, II, Staht
= 9. SeiHOrb, IS, 80. unb Sen.
uooo @be. - Sdusling Wm. Senrp,
l Sag. 378Wet II. Ctr. = 9. 9.
Watbews, 6, 2311 Weft Mprris Ctr
= Clara Batter, 81, ftdbt. Sospital
= 9slsn 6. ablrid. 3 Wonate, Stabt
= emma Song. sc, 500 Sefferfor
Ibe. = Sulia 6. Sewig. %, Staot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
6runoeigentbunts lIebertrasunssn

CHARLES 6. 9o~lingsmortb an Jranl
W. Conner, Sbeil Got 80, Bruce Moo.
80 Bel 68 CUB, OerbeRert, Sioieite
bon 25. ctr. 6ttli9 bon Parf Nue.
SO, 200.
6srbert g. @anbp an Sarab e.
6alfeab, Got II, 2ancaftsr's BEL
mont aoe. dob. Sc bel 153 SUB, Der.
beRert- Sfisite Der Sbeffislo Ius.,
iioli9 bon 2ambert Str. $4,000.
Sarab 6. 0alfeao an Serbert 8.
@anbp, buhslbe. SO. 900.
Wiaiam Wrisbt an Sattie 6. Wor-
RIG. Got 2, Moams & SoufOn's 9root.
Hoe Abb. 40 bel 14O GuB, psrbsHsrt,
Weftieite Der Olnep Str. fioli9 bon
Wafa9uietts Ipe. 49, 900.
SapiO 3. COPPER an Ssnrp 6. Scar.
Got 81. @ulosr II. u. Sub. 40 bel
200 Sub, berbsfert, 0oroieite @arle=
ton Iue., peitli9 bon Senate Nbe.
81, 400.
Nilton u. Woolen on 2eonioas
Sbannon, Got lis, Wiaigan's 8roOt
Bart Nos.. 40 BET 40 SUB, bsrbsKert,
Weffieite Samoa Str, ftolid BON
8rootioe Npe. 81, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
Yerional=N

Sn ieiner Wobnune, go. 1902 OF
Waibington- Strabe, fsierie 6err b.
D o 9 M i'm 3reiie fsiner
Nngeb6rigen, 8erpanoten uno Be-
tanntsn bic ie9fe Wieoertebr ieines
5o9seitstaaes. gs mar fur Dos gbe-
paar tbatfd9lid cine neberraidunq,
bic ibm BON ben pielen 6reunben bersi=
tet 'wurbs. Inter ben Sdffen bsfanoen
fi9 aud 0err unb Grau 0eff bon Gin.
cinnati. gs berri4te u~neetrtbtes Srsb-
li&teit unb Sober amaRrte I'D pr6&tia.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
&eamteumabl.

Der unterfibunss=9 erein NlLema.
mia ermdtlte in ieiner lebten 8sriamm-
lung fOlsenoe Beamte:
prdfioent = 9arI Nltmann; @ise-
prdfoent = SOiepb Danger; Setretdr
= Sobu Ni9sI; S&abmeiter : Saul
&urtb; Srufees = Sobn 6eibenrei9
unb 2arl Sanger; Sbirbitsr - Wm.
2empe; Ga~6nentrdeer = Sulius Beer
mann.
Der 0erein bdlt feline 0sriammlun,
gen reaelmdbi9 ieoen l. Sonntag i'm
Wonat in Sofberr's Dale ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
'.QYres Bulletin.
Cream mobair.

Wobair Sieilienne unb Mobair
8~riQiantine miro nur in Site aIs
Staubwioeriteber bon Seiben SaHeta
errei@t. SieieN uaIitdt ma9t bieieIs
ben iebr ini9enSiuertb BEL m%obernen,
fi@ lei&t bei@mugenOen rabmweiBen
Sleioern. Mlte Sorten welae ser Se>
adtung iuertb inb befineen f6 in
bieiem Eager - SOC, 15c, S1.OO,
S1.25 unO $3.50 bie Oarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

9e9ree 9eattt Der 66rner
So9e go. 1, s. .. 6. g.
WamoentHe WorfteHun8 mno
3ans Somnta9, 8. April,
tn oer 0ermamta Saue.
Gintrttt 25c a Nerion. Wtt.
8Iteoer oer &6rmer &o9e fret.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
Sanfiagnng.

sHeu, Sfsuubsu. getanutsn unS 3anbarn' msi0e
mn bet Rem Spbe Hnierer Iieben Satin uno Butter
eh orlptte Srid. 10 Iie6eooa ,brs Sheilunbme be-
NJ it,,u. iusbeIonsere ben gotorsn Retsrs unS
grao,rs fur bersu troitrei1sn Worte om SuiSS
BEN indianapolis eisosrtran5 thr ben srp'OsnOs"
Geiano, iOpie ben 3ablrsi4en 9Inmsnipenosrn pre-
den mir hermit u~nisrsn tisfsefi iteitsH Sont aus
Die trsuernsen SinterbIiebenen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

Ste 9emtiGe Temer=Wer
T6ernngS 0eieui6aft Der
Sntberii6en 0emetnoen,
halt tbre Sabres:W eriamm:
lung ATM Wtttttpp6 Nbeno
TT Der Net6ipefnS Gaae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
@erlan9t Mn3ei9en
0ei4dfts=0 elesembeit /: sa s:s s 3

soes Bertani1eu eineS gsi9dftsB probireu Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
8imusr q. '6itssraD 0ebdube, seprsbnIt4e Ode
Utarfst GtraBs uuh gtreIe,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

Co @teoemann'S Bod:
Ster TIT HIaS@en Itetert ote
Sacob Wetger So. Setoe
2eIepbonS 4OS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

NOcuIsD etterDTrIWI Z
S65n beute Mbenb unb am Iittipo9
fibIer beute Na6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

@afbin on, a. &pril.
Sir Snbiana: e9Dn beute &a9t unb am
Rittpo9; Sroft beute gfa9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
@etterbertht

Sur "a stunS.n. .uosHs : upr wOra.us, s. uprtr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04
Thermometerftano

969ffe Eemperatur. ............ 68 @rae
Riebriafe Iemperatur. ......... A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-04

So. &. 8Ibtbs,
Sections Director.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09
YOUNG LADIES ENTERTAIN.

The home of Mr.. f. B. Wellons last
Tuesday night week was the scene of a
pretty Halloween party given by the
young ladies of the city in honor of the
young men. The house was beautiful
" decorated and lanterns made o.
pumpkins shed soft glow on the sur
roundings. The guests were received
in the parlor, where bounteous SUD-
ply OF nuts, fruits and candies were
passed around. Each person in turn
retired to the attic, where surrounded
by weird and grewsome objects, their
fortunes were told. About 1890 the
party entered the dining room where a
delightful luncheon was served. con-
Slstlng of chocolate, chicken-saIad
beaten-biscuits, nut sandwiches. and
olives and ice cream and cake. In the
center of the table was large pump
kin filled with fruits and at each Dung
mans plate was a unique favor, a
whistle, in the design of champagne
bottle. which contained verse rela-
tive to their future, After the repast
the guests returned to the parlor.
where number of contests followed
including chestnut race" A chest
nut for each one in the race was placed
at the rear of the room upon the floor,
after binding their hands and feet, a
signal was given and each made a break
endeavoring to pick up his chestnut in
his mouth and retrieve first. Mr.. Har-
~ Joyner was the successful one, and
received the prize, a beautiful scarf
rim, and Mr.. Milton Keller, bottle Of
catsup, as the BOBBY prize. Dancing
and music were then INDUCED tin dur
fling the remainder OF the evening
These popular young ladies deserve
much credit for the manner in which
they managed the affair and the lunch
con certainly demonstrated that they
knew we'll the art of cooking and how
to prepare delightful dainties. Mrs.
Harry DuPre assisted the young ladies'
in entertaining in her usual graceful
manner.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09
A LIVING OR A LIFE.

There's q mighty big difference be-
tween making living and making a
life, says the Milwaukee Journal.
Almost any one can make a living
Not every one can make life.
In making a living one may or may
not have to work hard. In making a
life-building character-one must do
| the hardest kind of work.
Some men have their living made for
them. But their lives cannot be made
for them.
He whose living is made for him by
another usually makes poor business
at making a life. He is not used to
working at anything
The canoeist must paddle hard going
up stream. He can drift down stream.
So it is easy to drift along making a
living and failing to make life. 1t is
easy to lie and to deceive. 1t is easy
to go with the current. 1t is easy to
give way to temptation. It takes NOR
al fiber to tell the tauth and to turn
down temptation.
Take lying, for instance.
A man can make himself believe that
lie can be told with good intentions,
that there is such thing as a 'lie of
necessity" Once a man admits that to
himself he is subtly, poisonously de-
ceived The belief gets into practice.
And the practice is boomerang. 1t
reacts on the mans life. 1t weakens
his character. Somebody has said that
even God cannot afford to lie in order
that good may come. And what God
Almighty cannot do man had better
not try.
A man deserves no credit for making
living. He deserves great credit for
making life.
The only thing on earth any man has
a right to be proud of is his character.
1t represents something. 1t stands for
striving, deprivation, clenched teet h
will power-the labor of Hercules.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09
THE DRAKE COTTON.

The Atlanta State Fair contained
many interesting exhibits, none, how
ever, so interesting as six and half
bales picked from single acre in Ogle-
thorpe county. The seed used was of
the Drake variety, sixty bolls Of which
makes a pound of lint. The bolls are
large and the seed small Strangest of
all, it fruits between the joints, and no
other variety does that. 1t is also pro-
life that when the joints are surround
ed with bolls :little vines shoot up
ward and produce perfect bolls between
joints These bolls contain as much
lint as any other on the plant. The
Drake Defiance cotton will, it is claimed
make four bales on any good land
Georgia is full of big crops this year
John B. Broadwell, of Milton county
grew fourteen bales on four acres. He
did it by the selection of seed and by
careful cultivation. Intensive cultiva-
ton will become the fashion if such
yields become feasible and it is claimed
they are.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

The bitterness resulting from the
election last week in this county ought
to die out. Life is too short for one to
harbor animosity," says the Cuthbert
Leader. Good advice. But why should
there be bitterness among neighbors
and friends? That is the worst feature
OF a campaign. People should learn to
differ without getting mad. Give to
Others the credit of having the same
honesty of conviction and sincerity OF
purpose you claim for yourself. Keep
in good humor. dawson News.
Certainly, but the enmity elections
engender seems to be of more violent
nature than for any other cause. 1t ID
strange that politics will excite men to
become ferocious and Iready to fly at
each others throats like wild beasts
Religion does not seem able to get suf-
ticient hold to tame them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

There is a rumor that Judge Gober
will resign the judgeship of the Blue
Ridge Circuit and that Governor Ter
rell will appoint Hon. F. c. Tate to
serve until the next general election
There is little probability that the ru-
NOR is true .-Alpharetts Free Press.
The rumor is not founded on fact.
Judge Gober will serve his time out il
Providence permits
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09
Atlanta, Ga, 81 Peachtree ST.
Local Items.

Thanksgiving day comes on Thursday
November 30th this year, and has go
been designated by the President. If
any people on earth have cause to be
thankful and grateful, it is the people
of the sunny south. Peace, plenty and
prosperity prevails, Let praise and
thanks be given to the Giver of All
Good.
Homemade canned blackberries. lOc
each. Fl. A. Ward & Bro.
The alarm of fire Friday evening was
caused by chimney burning out at
the home of Mr. George Hammett on
Lemon street.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09
ACTION ASKED,

Marietta Journal:-Two or more in.
stances recently observed on a public
street of Marietta of extreme cruelty
in the unmerciful beating of horses
prompt me to ask that call be made
published, for meeting of citizens for
the purpose of effecting an organization
Of local Society for Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals"
Let such meeting be called and
officers selected for proper enforcement
Of the law in such cases.
w, B. WHrrMoRK,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Seeing rumor published in an At
lanta paper in reference to Judge Co.
Der resigning the office of Judge, we
asked him about it. In reply ne said
u expect to serve my full term as
Judge. have neither considered nor
discussed any other office or appoint
ment. This rumor was not started by
my friends"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Graft is rampant in Philadelphia,
Pa, and the city has lost S6,33O,0OO on
recent contracts 1t is alleged that that
the contractors on the filtration plant
have received $l8,OO0,00O for work
which cost them but $40, 900, 900 to com
plete
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Charges of Iheresy will be preferred
by Rev. &. n. Snow against DIR. Bradley
pastor of Trinity church of Atlanta, at
the coming North Georgia Methodist
Conference. The Doctor likes a heap
OF being hereto He will come out
all right, He is one of the ablest and
most eloquent preachers in Georgia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Sully predicts fifteen cent cotton be-
fore March LIST, next What Is desired
is fifteen cent cotton now, and not after
the cotton has left the hands of the
farmer
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Dick Russell and Hoke Smith dem
onstrated at Monticello the unprofit-
ableness of joint discussion, Both let
their speeches degenerate into person
alities, There are always people who
gloat over one man calling another
man hard names. Let lint disputes
come 10 an end
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

President Roosevelt is coming back
to Georgia before his term of Office is
out and then he will be given a regular
'possum supper, with sweet patato
trimmings.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

Memorial Association will have a
call meeting, Immediately after the
adjournment of regular meeting of
Kennesaw Chapter Monday, Nov. 10Th
in Lodge room, Mrs. CLAY, Sec.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-11-09

There is no better country paper in
Georgia than the bright Dawson News,
unless it is the Dublin Courier-Dis-
patch Such papers are credit to
their respective towns.