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Miniature Almanac.
8 Democratic Speaking.

: i 2 iii
Headquarters state Democratic Com.
q al nlttee. J4
Room 20, Murphy's Hotel
The following appointments for speak
Ing are announced:
l$ CLAUDE a. SWANSON.
- Harrisonburg, October 10th.
Tlncastle, October 18th.
x Buchanan, October 18th (nighD.
Roanoke City, October 18th (night).
Pearlsburg, October 10th.
Pulaski, October 10Th.
Wythcvllle, October 2lst.
Abingdon, October 23d.
Y Gate City, October Gath.
Bristol, October oath (nlghD.
Lebanon, October 26th.
y Salem, October 2Sth (barbecue).
Waynesboro, October 31st.
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Greene Court, October 18th.
4 strasburg, october 10Th.
4 Richmond city. October 23d (night).
Il THOMAS s. MARTIN.
Amherst Court, October 10TH
Louisa October 18th (nighO.
Pttsylvan1n@ Court, October 23d "
\ Portsmouth. October oath (night).
Salem. October 2sth
Waynesboro. October 91st.
Emporn, November 9th.
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON.
Boydton, October 18th.
Big Stone Gap, October Goth (night).
Jonesville. October 2lst.
CARTER GLASS.
IIarr1sonburg, October 10th.
Clifton>Torge October 18th (nighD:
( Bedford City, October 23d. 8a
Midway, Charlotte county. November
4la.
/ Rocky Mount, November 9th. a 81
"A. J. MONTAGUE.
Page. October 10th.
Richmond city, November list (night).
Charlotte Court November 9th.
Fl. D. FLOOD.
Amherst Court. October 10th.
Fincastle October 18th.
Richmond city. October 21st (nighD.
Fluvanna Court. October 23d.
Cumberland, October oath.
Farmville October oath (nigh).
Buckingham October 9th.
Alpomattox. October 2sth.
& Wnynesboro. October 31st.
Millboro. November LIST. Il
Clifton Forge, November I'd.
Buchanan, November. 3d.
jennings Creek, November 4th.
Wythe Court, November eth
r. r. W. DUKE, JR.
Chathn October 18th.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
4 Smyth Court, October 16thA q
Westmoreland Court. October Esd.
Warrenton. November 4th night).
Front Royal. November 6th
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Dickinson Court O%tober 10TH ~
Princess Anne, October 23d.
Portsmouth. October oath (nigh).
Rappnhnnnock, October Goth.
w. P. BARKsDALE.
Bland Court October 10th.
JOHN LAMB.
Mecklenburg Court, October 10th
Charles City Court, October 18th.
FRANCIS r. LAsSITI1R,
( Dinwiddle Court, October 18th,
Brunswick Court, October 18th.
Fnrmvile, October 9th (nigho.
Powhatnn Court November 9th.
III J. D. EGaLEsrON. JR.
Southampton Court. October 10th.
r. G. aOUTHALL.
DinwiddIe Court, October 10th.
Brunswick Court, October 17th
Amelia Court, October goth.
JAMES HAY.
Br!dgewater. October 18th tnighD. Il
Timberyile October 18th (nighD.
Elleton, October 10th (night.
interchangeable. October 10th (nighD.
A. 9, BRAxTCN.
Richmond city, October 2lst (nlg1D.
Southampton Court. October 18TH.
L.. D. YARREl1lA
Amelia Court, October 26th.
Powhatan Court. November 6th'
DON P. IIALSEY.
e bland October 10th. 8.
]. BOYD SEARS.
Essex Court. October 10th.
r. TATE IRVINE.
Erving, October 18th (nighD.
Pennington Gap. October 18Th (nlghp'
Dryden, October 2oth.
Jonesvile, October 2lst.
rAYTnR ELIIYSON,
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Heard and Seen
in Public Places.

the i Hd," Of hse sl scaling up tic
fountain in tbs Capitol Square next 70
Rook sfeG IL sFast Z sss
a MnIen vrsl S.k = th lat there justice
the complaint OF tho sGuirrehs s Il Is trn Gi
ana ana g Wnuet 10 saGpt nays tie trouble
remedod. Below the platform we can
errange two or three plahtEk ov w a. r,n
down to drink MS heretofore, ! know
many Of them arc timd. and as general
rule, they are very slow to catch on
may object to going through q kind q q
subway to reach drinking water. but i
Is the best we can do for them now, and
] guess they will have. to stand ""
a wise and somewhat venerable citizen,
who heard the above remarks, opened his
mouth and spake. Said ho: u symph-
ATH n Th ho sTrss ha 80 y Ss kn os
sensible thing have known q Richmond
public to be guilty Of for fifty years,
and Il Is the happsst fGr
tina, will hear tho President next Wed;
mssdqSy VIII BE- sro iammed and packed 81, ~
zen spreter on sopns h ~ MS Wi e ia
voice. you know. rises and when a speaks
err Stanus pe!oW ms aualenco ana talhs
Without having 70 strain his voice and
burst his lungs, This Ls IN law. OF nature,
which has Divine sanction and approval.
and you Will find that whenever tho
Saviour addressed q large audience re
took a position below them SO that bis
Mount was prea ched. you understand, n
you VIII read The record carefully, While
the speaker was below his small audience 20;
lthc Saviour had "a, very, large AUDIENCE,
he used the people to be seated, on ne
i'm oYerlooking lake frg gradtfSdj s ff om.
tain 10 the washington monument, and
then, in order that he might DO l h9,l fr'y
bis audience aaa ], that hst y into m boat
r rps s out on the water and spoke from
there. 40, ,,,ea 1,,heonl
tstudelt, from the days Of the Saviour
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a New Plea.

May: "That beggar. womnn's fraud, What
Fay: "She said: 'Viease give me a few pen
MES; I'm Just dying for a chocolate sundao
and Rome lobster palRd. You know how i "
YOURSELF"
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Mr.. McCurdys opinion that the function
OF Il life insurance company is not to
benefit the pollcyhoders had already
boon surlnsed from q glance at@the Nc
BCurdy payroll.
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Mr. McCurdy phlnds that insurance Is
a phlanthropic proposition. Or remcrn-
bering the figures Of his personal re-
ooipts, should We write that no finds 1t
Z.
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Ia IND present 'time.tlle builders Of CHRIS
Tim churches have Ignored TIE wisdom go
eon(In,io 10 build churches With tho pui-
.pits lJcrched away up. yondcr, over the
,honda or tho people, ind FORCE the nregc q
.gr 10 Ink doYn lrs!chd OF up. Inu oflon
pfilns a Of & church buildings Il church
.liuildets would regard THIS natural law
md bulk the pulpts below in nf has Of
40 ii,tinh about defective acoustics"
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Perpetual.

''I,it tell me-" begged the persistent suitor,
afteF biz fourth rebuff, us there nothing may
hope for!''
! "ohi yes" she replied grsclously- forever"
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Nothing New About Thls.
It Is said TINT new b iIHRewr1 ,aoh nns
a ~ y 4, - have heard OF lots Of
tvnnwriters with both billing and cooin9
~ Observation-Disclosures Post, x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

The war between eJapan and Russia
officially ended on Saturday. Prepare
.tlons for paying the bills, however have
been under way for some weeks. 8@i
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THE WEATHER.

l4it
Forecast: Virginia. Partly cloudy Mon.
day cooler In west portion; TUESDAY,
fair; cooler III eastern portion, light 70
fresh southwest to west Winds. !.
West Florida and Aabtli,ia-Fn Fair Mon
day, and Tuesday,, light winds. mostly
enst. h a 5. l5 8535t gs
Mississippi and tolllslann--Fn Monday
and Tuesday: variable Winds.
In northwest portion; Tuesday fair; light
to fresh enst to south winds on tho
North Cnrolinn--f7artiy cloudy Monday
and Tuesday; variable Winds.
Sotith Carollha aid GoorEln--Parttly
cloudy Mondnyi probably showers on tho
coast; tuesday, fair: light east Winds IS:
\ East Florlda--pnrtly cloudy Monfday;
probably showers III cast portion; Itcs-
day, partly cloudy; light to fresh north
east Winds.
Conditions Yesterday.
Rchmond's weather yesterday was
clear and pleasant. Range OF the ther-
Conditions In Important Cities.
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Life insurance, says McCurdy, Is an
clclnosynary Institution, without looking
in the dictionary, can you honestly say
that you agree with him?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

To-morrows story will BE- Madge and Camera by j. Bell a-
thor Wee MacGregor tales Don't fail to read it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

Secretary Wilson has always insisted
that ho was to leave the Agricultural
Department under pressure was merely
Yalso fire-alrm.
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Back at Her.

,,ou, ..1 Told Miss Sharpe what you said
q, AM hrr literary club; that you wonldne
~ ~, ~ ~ hecnuse II was too full Of stupid old
n'n .n,1a, "ptd you. What did she say
Nail; "she Isad you were mistaken thas
there was always room Tor ono more
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

IL we SAOulu allOW lleSo SttIHo Aole'6Heio
to como into our market, even though
they must pny revenue tariff on their
importations, they would put oil our
factories out Of operation 1t is, as We
have nlrendy said, nn infant plea and
reflection upon American prowess and
American management.
tgN& =----=-===-= 53 #54Et6ai
Germany Is providing for bigger
navy to meet tho apparent unfrlendlness
OF England. England Will then go to
work TO keep bigger navy than Ger.
many. And so It goes. The ship build
ers like It, and the tax payers are train
cd not to mind. 5
TisfSht4s.fs48 ---=-----=.-- VIZ
Mr.. McCurdy phlnds that insurance Is
philanthropic proposition. Or, remem-
bering the figures Of his personal re-
ceipts, should we write that no finds 1t.
tlll-nnthroplc?
siit 53
Mr., McCurdy's opinion that the function
of life insurance company Is not to
benefit the pollcyholders had already
boon surlnised from q glance at9the Nc
BCurdy payroll.
III =----=-----=55 III
The war between eJapan and Russia
otflcially ended on Saturday Prepara-
itlons for paying the bills, however, have
been under way for some weeks.
# ====------==---
Life insurance, says McCurdy, Is an
clcmosynary Institution, without looking
in the dictionary, can you honestly say
that you agree with him?
------=--=
81 Secretary Wilson has always insisted
that he was to leave the Agricultural
Department under pressure was merely
Yalso flre-alrm.
======--:-:.s.-=
I France is doing all she can to avoid
forcing Castro to direct issue. CT
pnalno, like Tobnsco. is little but he is
very hat stuff.
Mr.. Rockcfeller's error in comparing
himself to n sponge was merely one OF
degree. He should have said q sponge
factory.
Senator Chauncey NJ, Depew was OK
pected back in New York last night.
More Of that little explanation anon.
Rev. W. ~ Hicks. q chiihowie, finds
himself in the peculiar position of be-
Ing suspended by kiss.
=---====-===
A successful insurance company must
guide its conduct not by the gospels,
but By the profits.
The stock quotations of last week
shows that 1t won't do Tor q VANDERBILT
to get too lippy, s
===================:
It Is becoming moro and more evident
that few football players arc likely to
die OF old age.
-=--===-====
There Is no longer Horse Show to dis
pute tho front page with the dolngs for
Roosevelt Day.
Come, come, Professor Miller. that mny
have been only q stegonnyia that BIT
you.
=-=--==-==-=A# t5RR aEe#
Jerome has peen turned uoWH' ou'
not SO that he will stay there. TIA
-==-.--===--
After all. possibly those angels Win
whiskers are merely Populists.
Observation-Disclosures,
The automobile Is now ready to BID Tor
Its old place in popular favor.
--=a.=====.-==
Ramsey's y ono moro scalp to dansle
- fH|
from the Gould belt.
Observation-Disclosures E.v7
Tho best team does not always win,
but It Is apt to,
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Tln 3 Very Best.

The Very Best.
,.Now,' said Professor Cooley, these exers
,,sas Should perfect yol In the rudlments. nj
I Iasst y Memories tho rules and
1ss".lnt 4 interrupted tho rich mans SON. ''whnf
Al WI consider the best exercise of memory!''
'NsoRemeqnber tho poor
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France is doing all shc can to avoid
forcing Castro to direct issue. CT
pnalno, like Tobnsco. is little but he is
very hat stuff.
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Senator Chauncey M, Depew was OK
pected back in New York last night.
More Of that little explanation anon.
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Rev. w. W. Hicks, OF Chilhowie, finds
himself In the peculiar position of be-
ing suspended by a kiss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

After all. possibly those angels WITH
whiskers are merely Popullsts.
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I x
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT RlcH-
MoNp, VA OCTOBER 18TH.
VERY Low RATES s. W. SOUTHERN
special tickets on sale October 17tn and
18th, return limit October 10th, from Dams
Hille, Clarksville, West Point and inter-
mediate stations.
One fare. plus twenty-five cents. for
round trip.
Tickets good on regular trains,
s7eHo TO Los ANGELES OR SAN
II .FfsANcIsco AND RETURN IVA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY"
On October 10th to goth, inclusive, tho
Southern Railway will sell special rounds
trip tickets to above points With final
limit November S0th
Tickets good on all trains. Splendid
through connections for all California
points, J.
Magnificent dining-car service on ~
trains
5a 1 Richmond
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The automobile Is now ready to BID fof
Its old place In popular favor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

Mr.. Rockcfeller's error in comparing
himself to n sponge was merely one OF
degree He should have said q sponge
factory. HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

A successful insurance company must
guide It's conduct not by the gospels,
but By the profits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

Jerome has been turned down. bu
not SO that he will stay there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

The stock quotations Of last week
shows that It won't do TOR yanderlp
to get too lippy, .i.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

Come, come, Professor Miller. that may
have been only stegomyia that bi'
you.
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There is no longer Horse Show to dis
pute tho front page with the doings for
Roosevelt Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

Ramsey's s ono moro scalp to dansl e
from the Gould belt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-16

It is becoming more and moro evident
that few football players arc likely to
die OF old age.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-30
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell, New
Mexico, April 4, 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by Louis P.
Rucker, contestant, against home
stead entry No. 1865. made June 9.
1903. for the southeast quarter of sec
ton 4, township IL s., range 90 E..
by George r.. Wilson. contestee. IN
which it is alleged that sale George
r. Wilson never improved or resided
on said land, but has wholly aband-
oned the same for more than six
months next prior to the filing Of
said affidavit. and that said alleged
absence from the said land was not
due to his employment in the Army.
Navy or Marine Corps of the United
States in time of war, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said al
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legation at 10 O'Clock a. N. on Aug
ust 8, 1905, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land
Office in Roswell, New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, fled June 80, 1905,
set forth facts which show tina after
due diligence personal service Of this
notice can not be made, it is hereby
ordered and directed hat such no
tice De given by due and proper pub
LEGATION.
HOWARD LELAND,
6-30fri5t Register.
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pal Olt. IL, 1904. and b further par
tial payment of $685. also made on
said principal Dec. 10. of said year,
the sum of said principal and interest
computed to be on said date of sale
s6959.12, third, s629.19, as attorneys
fee, fourth, all costs of making said
sale and further costs of action which
are to be hereafter ascertained and
taxed, and, fifth, the surplus,
If any. to be paid t o said mortgagors.
This June 1, 1905.
K. S. WOODRUFF,
Sheriff Chaves County,
Sat5t New Mexico.
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AND COLD.
The Hot and Enervatins Summers OF
the East a More Prolific Cause.
Than Cold Weather.
From the New Mexican

Physicians, like judges, at times
reverse themselves. They have
changed front several times on the
question of the origin and cure OF
consumption within h last few dec
AIDES. They are about to do so again.
Up to this time, they have believed
that the severe winters of the sea
coast states were among the o
potent causes of consumption. Some
of them begin to acknowledge that
they were mistaken, that they inter
preted a symptom to be the cause.
These physicians assert, and they
come very near proving it, that he
hot and ~enervating m in the
eastern n central states are at he
bottom of more cases of consumption
than the severest winter possibly
could be, and they go further. They
say that the physician who tells his
patient suffering from tuberculosis
that he can go home safely during
the summer if he returns to the south
hitting murder. 1t is true, the first
symptoms that send the patient to
the physician are colds and coughs,
which generally manifest themselves
during the winter after a hot sum
mer, but the foundation for the dis
ease was laid during the heat and
u of the summer, the germs take
root then, and the cold and cough
are merely the first symptoms. not
caused by the cold weather but by
the germs which ook DOT and null
tiplied during the summer and by
the already weakened constitution
This being a fact. it is not astonisl2
ing therefore TO hear of hospital
ships which intend to take their. pa
tients to Greenland's icy mount
dlnS luSIS " JIG CuIeu Vi COAouLip-
ton. for pure, cold air is the best
and safest germicide to which the
human organism can be subjected:
this explains why patients in the
southwest generally gain more rap
idly in the winter than they do dur
ing the summer, except at such points
as Santa Fe, Las Vegas and Ration,
where the gain during the summer
is almost as great as during the win
ter on account of the cool, dry atmos-
phere, and also makes clear the rea.
son why so many patients. who are
apparently well and who leave the
southwest during the summer to Wis
IL at home. so often return hopelessly
ill and die during the winter follow
ing their visit home. 1t is we'll 20
have a clear understanding of these
matters, especially in New Mexico,
where SO many phases of consump-
ton are observed that often puzzle
ever the most skilled practitioner.
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LOCAL NEWS :

The city is cutting weeds. Now let
private parties get busy.
A. c.. Wilson returned this morn.
ing from a business trip to Dexter.
Charles H. Flato arrived at noon
today from Dayton for a business Vi
sit.
John McCourt. of Ell Paso. came in
today for a visit with the butchers
trade.
Mrs. Eli c. Gaddis came up from
Dayton this morning to spend the
day shopping.
f. A. Clayton, of Artesia, was a bu.
siness visitor here today. He came
up this morning.
w. w. Gatewood will return his
afternoon from Santa Fe, where he
has been on legal business.
E. E. Logan came in today from
Fort Worth and will be here a few
days looking after business.
Harry w. Hamilton came up from
Artesia this morning to loo after
business and visit with friends.
Homer Rhodes came in from South
Spring at Dol today for a short stay
with his sister, Mrs. c.. NJ. Bird.
John P. Hunt, of Atlanta, Ga, was
an arrival in the city today. He will
remain several days on business.
man of Dexter, came in today on the
belated train for a visit with business
friends.
John Schrock, the well known lltm-
herman of Artesia, came up this nor.
ming to look after his interests in
the big town of the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Park, Mrs. N.
w. Park and E. J. Park, of Atlanta,
Ca, came in this morning from the
South. They are guests at the Shelby.
E. w. Morgan, of Kansas City. the
life insurance man who has been ma.
king his headquarters here for sever
al months, returned his morning
from a trip to Artesia.
Misses Maud and Lizzie Evans re-
turned last night from a two weeks
visit at Louisville. KY, and Nash
Vile. Tenn, in which places they Wis
tied relatives and attended the ma
tional encampment of the Ex-Confed-
crates, to which encampment Miss
Maud went as sponsor for Val Verde
Camp.
Robert Hamilton, Bruce Sherrell.
Ernest Malone and John Cummins
returned last night from their camp
ing trip to the mountains. They spent
a week at Cloudcroft. where the
nights were so coo they had to wean
their o~vercoats or build fires to keep
comfortably warm. On their way
they stopped two days IN the
White mountains. The boys lad a
jolly good time and a tip without
anv ~serions accidents.
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Bring Suit on Two Small Notes.

Bring Suit On Two Small Notes.
A. A. Keen, Commissioner OF Pub
lie Lands of New Mexico, through his
attorney, J. NJ. Hervey. brought suit
in district court today against Chas.
w. Foster, w. H. Hitson n l.. o.
Parker. for s26.5O, which is alleged
to be due on two small notes. Plant.
if asks for interest and costs.
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Artesia Lands.

We have some excellent bargains
in desert assignments. decided lands
season and get the rise that will DE
sure to follow.
JOHN RICHEY & SONS,
Artesia. N. M.
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TO c WALLACE.

Chicago Man Will Become chief en-.
qineer of Panama Canal.
Washington, D. c., June 30.-It is
understood tbs John F. Stevens, of
Chicago, formerly vice president of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railway, has been selected a. chief
engineer of the Panama Canal Com
mission, TO ucceed John F. Wallace.
Stevens salary will be $4,000 a yea,
and he is not to be a member of the
Commission.
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Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned directors of
School District No. 8. at Dexter, ".
NJ, will receive sealed bids for the
erection of a two story. brick We.
neered school building to be erected
at Dexter, N. NJ
Plans and specifications can be
secured from C. W. Halliburton. clerk
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-30
800 RambouiIIet Rams for sa

I will have 800 yearling Rambouil-
let rams at Roswell in September
that are equal in size and covering
to the best California rams.
d99t6wtf. A. G. ANDERSON,
Free. Pecos County. Tex
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-30
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Building Partly Occupied by Theatef
but No People Inside.

New York, June 30.-A building on
East Fourteenth street, occupied in
part by Keith's theatre is on fire. The
blaze extended I o the theatre itself.
1t was formerly 10Y as the Union
Square theatre. There were no people
in the theatre when the fire started.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-30
Kill the Worms.

A large supply of AspinwaJl spray
ing machines just received.-Roswel
Produce & Seed Company. J3tZ
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-06-30

Riley Blevins came in last night
from Oklahoma.
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WANTED.-A boy Is or 16 years oil
to work in Alameda Green Hous,
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Fireworks, at The Old New
Idea. A. K. Mott. O3t3
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Notice.

The cemetery Association viii
meet Saturday at 2ss0sp. m. with
Mrs. E. H. Skipwith. III n. Main.