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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13
ITCH II, &c "a A

In July, 1883, began to break out with
Eczema on my head, legs aud arms, and
began treatment with local doctors, but
did not get much relief. They said the dis
ease had become chronic. 1 then quit them
and tried various ointments and soaps for
another two years, but as soon as cold
weather came was as bad off as ever, 40 I
finally decided toilet medicine alone, and
for twelve or thirteen years did nothing
towards curing the Eczema, except bath
Ing. This seemed to do about as much
good as anything had tried.
During the time 1 lost about one half of
my hair. began S. S. S. doubtful of
cure, because the disease had run so long,
but soon discovered your medicine was
doing me good, and continued to take it.
used seven bottles, when / was COM
pletely cured. not having single spot on
my body, which before was almost COM
pletely covered. F. c. NORFOLK.
1917 blackberry ST., Ottuinwa, Ia. .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13

-
ed more DESTROYS of saving Hyde
THAN TO SERVE THE PUBLIC"
is a very serious one. The farmers Sc
cured the creation of that bureau, not
for the benefit of Mr.. Hyde or Mr.
Holmes, but to 'serve the public.
They were at the mercy of guessers
who generally guessed against the
farmers and managed to keep down
the price of cotton until it had left the
hands of the farmers. 1t was to put
an end to this injustice and to secure
accurate information that the Crop
Statistic Bureau was established. As
long as it was honestly and efficiently
conducted it gave fair and accurate
reports that were of value TO every
body interested in cotton except the
gamblers. But latterly the farmers
had felt that statistics were 'manipu-
lated in order to keep down the price
of cotton The creature of their de-
mand has been used to rob them. The
extent of this robbery is seen when we
observe the rapid increase in the price
of cotton after it became certain that
the returns had been manipulated to
rob the farmers who secured its crea-
ton, another case of the instrument
in juring it's creator. No wonder all
honest men applaud Mr.. Harvie Jor-
dan, Mr.. Richard Cheatham. and the
Farmers Association for uncovering
the scandal, and demanding that we
go 'higher up"
To Snow, the money value of the work
done by the Southern Cotton Associa-
| tionfn dollars and censs4 it is necessary
to state only that by May 1st of this
year. the men who had inside in
| formation from the Department Of
Agriculture had succeeded in ham,
mering down the price of cotton to
| 6 rs. Then came the statement OF
| the Southern Cotton Association that
| the government figures were lncor-
rect, and now that the proof of ma
nipulation has been made the price
of cotton has gone up to 10 5-8-an
! increase in two and a half months Of
/ four cents a pound-due primarily to
| the Southern Cotton Association. The
| farmer who got s35 bale for cotton
in May is now getting $55 in round
! figures-an increase of $40 bale.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13

The head, feet and hands are usually
the parts affected, though the disease ap-
pears or other parts of the body. While ex-
ternal applications allay the itching and
burning temporarily, it is the acids throwv
off by the blood that cause the irritation
and eruptions upon the skin. The acids
must be neutralized and the system cleans
ed of all hunlors and nelson's before the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13

pt1lSOllS bCiOiC lOC
cure is permanent.
S. S. S. is gs,aran-
teed entirely free
Of Potash, Arsenic
and other miner
ais. Book on the
skin and its dis
eases sent free.
Medical advice
furnished free.
n
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13
ARE COTTON LEAKS ..HIGHER UP?'

Doesn't that more than justify all the
efforts made for organization by the
Southern cotton farmers, merchants
bankers and all interested in cotton
And does it not show the great SER
vice Mr.. Cheatham and those a-sso-
ciated with him have rendered in OK
posing the scandal which put the
farmers at the mercy of the manipu-
lators and gamblers?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-13

7-1S-1w
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Gum Sooe permrtbeilt.
MOroer ieiner Grau nno 5 &inosr.

Ses Woines, Sa., 8. De3br.
Wm. WcWiaiams, uelder fid Der
g%rmoroung isiner 6rau uno 5 2inoer
f9uloig betannt bate, tpurbe bsute au
Snbepenoence gum Sooe p~erurtbeilt.
Sas Serbrs9en mar zines Der grdbs
li1ffen. bic is i'm State borfamen.
WeWtliams ialug isinsr 6rau unb
benz tleinen 2inoe, bas He In ben Dir
men trug, ben SddoeI Elm. Damn
rief er na4einanber Die anoeren ainoer
tn oas 3immer unb i6otste He In glei=
der @eife.
BUR 3nebeIun9be s Sabens
Wabington, 8. Se3. Re
p%rdientant @rumpader bon Snbiana.
rusl1er lett Sabren bic Soee elmer nue.
merii&en Beidrdnfuns Der &eprdfen=
tante1 Der Shofaaten i'm 2ongreB mo.
nopOltirt batte uno Sabr fir Sabr nit
elmer batinqebenben Bill berbortrat.
obne oab er Die Parteifibrer 3u bepe.
gen permO&t bdtte, oie paffrune bisier
Bill 3u3ulahen. bat isbt in benz @r.
Spreder bon ObiO, s. @arren Setter,
einen &ibalen auf oieiem 6eIbe erba!s
ten. 3eifer ertldrt, er noble cine Bill
einrei4en. UNI bic 3abI Der fio-
li&en 2on9reb. &eprdfentanten berab.
3uieBen. tpenr man In ben Snofaats1
fortfabre, bic Isger ibres Stimmredts
3u berauben. uno er tperbe auf Die Mn=
nabme Der WaBregel bringen. @rum.
pader febt NIT @eroruB, bab fein
prefige dig 0Ortdmpfer Der bebriften
Neaer pes Sioens In @efabr ffebt, uno
er miro S1ritte tbun, UNI iein pripi.
le9ium su rpabren @r m6nte fid nidt
Ing 9anbmert pfufden laHen. so
bsmerfe, baB General 2eifer cine foIhe
Bill einreihen wil," bemerfte CT beute,
vuno oa muB ia einmal nit ibm uno
Anberen, uel4e tiber oieie 6ra9e ME
i'd benton, fonfertren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
3uss.GoaiFom
3wei 8abnbeoienfete set6otet.

@btIIieDtbe, O., 8. Sea.
get elmer 3ugs.@oaiton auf Der Bal.
tinsore & Ohio : SoutbmeHern : 8abn
muroen 3u friiber Worgenfunbe Der
3otomotinfibrer Sobn Wfqer unb Der
0eiaer Saniom 9et6otet; Bremier Wm.
Saplor 1T f6wsr perIebt.
Der 6flid gebenoe 3ug mar aussin=
anbereerifen, ebe er RorabeI errei&te;
Der burbere 8beil tuurbe auf Elm Seiten-
geleiie geIentt uno bic @ei&e umge,
ifsat. so fam es. oab Der 3neits
S6eil bRIi9 BON &orabel auf benz
0auptgeleiie nit benz 3uge go. 81
auiammenfftsb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Die ~&,luntopferct.

Die uniperiitGt bon Sainpis Eat
einen neuen unb niiBliden unterri6tsz
apeig ein9efiibrt, nel6er man6em
iungen, lernbegierigsn Manne @ele9enz
belt bieten miro, einen Seruf gu err
ereifen, Der Bis iebt bier3ulanbe
ftart perna9lG1igt puroe. Gs lit
bies 0ie &unittDpfersi unb oas bainit
perbunoene 8eitreben, Die bis jeBt oerz
bdltnibmdbig penig ausgebeutete
Sbonerbe i'm Staate SGinpis ben berz
f6ieOsnen 9anoelsintereIien unb Dem
8ebarf oes Yublifums b%ienitbar 81
MAIDEN.
S6pn i'm flaFiI9en 4ltert6um
itano bic fin tlerii9e 6erfteGung BON
5bonsefdBen u0er Dirt in bober 8liitbs,
tp1rbe aber erit i'm Mittelalter our9
Die Mubameoaner i'm iiioli6en europa
peiter perbreitet, Big lie i'm Is. Sabrz
bunbert ai9 in Seutf9lano, England
nnb anberen nprbeurppdii6en Gam
bern fi9 @ingang peri9dffte. Sieie
&unitinouitrie bat in alien aibiliiirter
2Gnbern grobe Tortf6ritts gema9t,
pie bic berrli9en Sa6en. pel9e man
auf Der Notwithstanding in Gbicago
uro fiirsli9 pieber in ct. 9ouis ieben
fpnnte, Oeutli9 betpieien 6aben. Sur
IN ben 8ereint9ten Stdaten but bieIer
Snoutrie5peig, trpbbem bas ba5u be-
n0tbigte Material rei9li9 porbanben
1T, nod feinen befonberen @ntlang &c.
funoen. Sas lit eigentli6 befremz
bend, fpenn man beoenft, DAP Oas
2anD BON Spefulanten urb llnternebz
mern aIer Dirt na9 alien Gi9tuIgen
ausgebeutet miro, uno fam nur ourf
bic Innabme erflGrt ner0en, bdb ods
ri4tige @eritGnbniB bafiir feblte.
Sur9 bic @infiibrung bes erfpdhn=
ten acknowledgements eepdbrt Die
uniberIitdt BON Sainois, pel6e aud
auf anberen @ebieten benz Settle Dee
Sprti9ritts bulbigt unb defenders Dem
2anbbau ipertbpone Sienite geleiiiet
fat, ben 8eiu6ern ibrer 9DriGle ni4t
nur einen praftii6en ginblid in einen
Bis iebt penig bertretensn 8eruf. ion=
bern leibt audi ibre 9ano CUR 9etpinz
nung Der bis jebt penig bea3teten
SbOnerOe bieies Staatss.
Op9 Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bleis
ben Bel Dem blpben tbeoretiI9en Inter
riGt ni9t fteben. sic molten audi Der
iuneen 2euten @elegenbeit eeben, iif
Die nOtbigen te6niI9en Sdbiefeitsr
auf biefem Seloe anaueienen, UNI fl
fpdter praftif9 unb gepinnbringenf
gu bertpertben. Die inouitrieGe @nt.
pidelung auf fait alien 9ehieten, I'M
fer nett per5peister !9anbel Uni
uniere risfgen gifsnbabnnese sebei
5tpar elmer unmafe bon 2euten 8ea
f9Gftisung, aber Die i9neIIe 3unabmi
Der 8ebOlterung uno Die fortpdbrenOI
@ermebrune Der Maf9insn bepirfef
Is trobbem, bab in ben meiiten sSdl
len oas Mnsebot bon @rbeitsfrGftei
bic Ra9frage iiberiteigt. Ius bieFsn
9run0e III es eetpib dnerfennenstpertb
fpenn bic senannte 2ebranitalt fir ein'
Biz iebt tpenig bea9tete SnouTtri'
babnbre9enb eintritt, Den Irbeit.
fu6enoen elm neues Telb unb Dem Se'
6arf na9 SbongefdBen aDer Dirt elmer
beimii4en Martt erOffnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
g t biner T.

ellington 8. Ge3. Der
Prdfoent CAB beute i'm @eiben Saufe
Elm Diner. 3u tueldemS prener Cannon
uno Satin uno cine Nn3nbl Send
loren uno &e~prdfentanten nit ihrsr
6rauen eingelaoen tuaren.
s u O HI3u
Werieo.
W abington n. 8. Tea. Ct
natOr @arner bon Wifouri srf9isn an
Der Spibe elmer Delegation bon Drill
iOuri beute BET Secretdr &oot unb be-
firuortete bic grnennuns bon 6. g..
WacSimfp bon st. Solspb. no., ais
! @eneraleonfuI fur Werieo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Ginmaf seieben.
0on &urI @eieano.

Gin Slid MIR Seiner 9eugelein
8egegnete Dem meinen;
gs mar elm Slid pie Sonnenihein
Sn meines 9er5ens Sdreinenl
Sort fadte er Gefi6Ie an,
Mie 1p tie ME ~empfunoenl
SID lebte einem liBen 8abn
Sic ndditen fur5en Stunoenl---
geun lit 6ie5 IGon Elm onn5es Sabr;
SD iudte 1tets bergebens
Nan oeinem 1olben Iugenpadr,
60 boil bes froben 2ebens. =
t1nb iebo I6eibe i1 bon bier,
SD oeb' betriibt BON binnen,
Sa nod elm beftig Sebnen mir =
8eriidet meirle Sinnenl
Su Iebit mir in @rinnerung
Oils Stern ans meiner Sugern,
SID iebe bid tets rein Itno jung
&ls gngeI ebler Su9enol ---
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Gtu,turr @ruun.

rWarum polen sic oenn Dem
Semperen5ler= @erein beitreten, 9err
8ersau9"-rS9 min Die MuflOfuns
oes 8ereins b%eantraaen!r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Grau gebangt
@esen @attsnmoross.

IVltii geuie III StlutegeTu1gnIne tSrdu
Warp Wabel &ogers gum 8algen. sic
mar fduloig befunben ibren Mann
Warcus &ogers ON Is. Nug. 1902 3u
Bennington ermorbet au baben.
Die gang. traurige prO3eour bsrlief
obne aufresenben 3mif9enfan.
Der Soo tpuroe ert uffisisa IA Mis
nuten mad Dem 6allen Der 8btr er
tldrt. bod mar oHenbar Der Sob Elm
au9enblidli4er gewefen, ba bas @enid
gebro9en mar.
8orlage3ur Jra9tres
guIirung.
Wabirston, 8. Ge3. Sie
Vorla9e CUR Resulirun9 Der g~iienbabn.
raterl, tpel9e Dor benz Senatstomite
FIR 3wif9enfaatli&en 6anoel in Yor=
bereituna 1T. wirO fd bon irseno elmer
bisber eingerei9ten enti9eioen.
Gin berborrassnbss Mitalisb bes
SOmites fagt, oaB fe melt einfa9sr iein
tperoe aIs Die friiberen @eisbsntmirfc
uno bic in 9inf6t auf bic gerfaKungs=
mdbi9teit gegen Die bon Der 3uifaen-
faatli9en 5anoelstOmmiifiOn aussears
beitetsn uno bic 6Orater'8ia erbobenen
gintpdnoe bermeioen tperoe.
Cine SauptperbsRerung lou bic grs
tbeilun9 Der WadtbefugniRe fein. bic
Der 3ommiffion bur9 bic rlsus 8orlage
ibertragen weroen unb bic nur bel
tbatiddliden 8ei6werbsn unb aug.
i4lieBli4 tn Sesus auf bic Sabnseiea.
f4aft, 9e9en tpel9s bic 8eiameroen ers
boben tueroen, ausgeiibt tperoen folen.
6ierour9 follen ale Gra9en betrsHs
Der &egulirung BON &aten 3Dii9en
entfernten Sbeilen oes 2anoes uns I'M.
a~bbdngi9en 8abnipffemen bermieben
psroen.
6 nguter 6 All q o o e.
beIt's.
Wa B gton, 8. DECEMBER.
Der prdfioent bat furaer Sanb BUM
oesmarIdaQ 8, G. Mattheus bonn
Diffrift @ebrasta tue9en WiBpsrmala
tung ieines Imtes entlaRen.
Sn benz betannten pro3eHe BON
&i1arbs uno @Omfod tpsgen ssisB
tuioriser @in3dununs bon &esierunss-
ldnoereien tparer bic @enannten gu be,
u%nglaubli& 9elinben Strafe berurtbeill
tporoen 6 Stunben unter Obbut bee
Sunbesmari4aas 5u bleiben. Si,s
idisn benz Germ Mariaaa cine oiel 81
idwere Strafe fir 10 reiGe 2eute 81
iein uno er tibergab ohne Weiteres BIZ
golen uno unglidli9 8erfolgten be,
Obbut ibrer Nnudlte.
prdioent &ooiebelt erbielt 2enntnif
oabon, wie benz 9eieSe Sohn &c.
iproden uuroe uno banoelte benz.
gemdb.
Wteber Elm IS o
70 B n 9 I o n. 8. De3. 6!
i&eint In Der Nbfidt Der leitenben &e'
publifaner su Hagen, bic Steuer au'
/ 9efdrbtes Oleomargarin, pel9e ieb
10 @ents prO pfuuo bstrdet. auf swe
@ents berab3uieben. 8rosbenor (Ohio
I bat cine Bill gu bieism 3psd einse
bradt. Die Bill tuarb an oas gomit
fhr Wittel unb Deae berpieien. mel
dem @rosbsnOr als Witglieo pieoe'
, anseboten ruirb. S9on Dor einigei
Sabrsn maGt. 8outea (Sa.) elmer
dbnli9sn 8sriu6, aber Der p!a1 mari
i, befannt, uno Die Wil9ereiintere enter
fdlugst einsn iolden 2drm. bab bi
Bill bapor berT9lun9e1 muros, uni
gOutel bat man&e unansenebm
Strnoe oabon gebabt. 3weifeQOl
werben bic Observation-Disclosures aud
. tpieoerum In seidlofener Pbalanr De
: 5erabieBung Der Steuer opponirsn
/ I'm au perbinoern, baB bas Surroga
j.. biais senug bertauft ueroen fann, I'm
i. nit Der e9ten Butter 3u fonfurrirsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
Mndeinenb 0 b.

VI u u ! u " UIu., O. Ott.
Die 2eide Sheriff %. 9. Sobns' bon
bieiem @Ount9 wuroe bsute an, Stranbe
gefunben. @eri9iebene Wnseiner bsr-
ten oarauf bin. oaB Der 8eamte errlors
bet muroe. Sheriff Sobns NOR nit
6aftbefeblen fur uebertreter Der Slide
reigeiebe bier ansefommen.
6 b / NET E nag | n 10 g.
New Oorf, 8. Ssa. Cine leb=
bafte Debate in Der 4onbention Der
@ibic federation risf bic 5rase Der
@bineiens@ inmanoerung bsrbor.
| 8iele @ntrdse sielten barauf BIN, bas
6erri9enoe IusfdlieBunssgeisb nabe3u
auf3ubeben. Samuel @ompers, Der
prdioent Der gibic federation, mar
nit bieien rabitalen Wnfiaten ni6t Elm.
b~erfanoen unb banf ieiner 8emiihun=
gen tpurbe sine &eiolution aneenont.
men, uel8e bic sesenudrtisen SarOf.
beitsn hilbert. aber bod ni9t Der dime.
fi9en gi%nwanoeruns Sbtr unb Sbor
6ffnet.
Na9 Der angenummenen &eiolution
ion nidt aqein 9insfif9en Stuoenten
uno @eiaditsleuten, ionoern au9 4er3s
ten. prOfeHOren uno &eiienoen fsine
5inoernife In ben Wee seleet usrosn.
8unossienator Wm. u. Glart BON
Nontana ertldrte. nod 40=idbriser
@rfabruna an Der pacific.ahfe urb
als Nrbeitseber o Saufenoen BON
2sutsu, miiKe sr fid entiaieben eeeer
3uli.arbsit ausfpre9sn.
q aserpIoio n.
Wabtngton, 8. Se3. Sn
ben @crfen Der @aibington @aslisbt
60. i'm iib6fli9en Stabttbeile erfolgte
cine @assrplOfiOn, tpel9e bas grobs
Waidinenaebdube In Srtimmsr leste.
Sur 3eit waren rur orei 2eute in benz
@ebduoe beiadftist unb bieie enttamei1
obne nennensuertbe 8srlebunsen.
NorbpoIfor lounge
seattle, Wafh.. 8. Ss3. 5isr
TT cine 9epsi6e bonn nortpegii9en
stOribins eingstrofsn tusl9e 2apitdn
&onalo MHtunbien our embedding bee
magnetii9en Norbpols uno elmer
Surdfabrt Der isit Sabrbunoerten ge-
iu4ten Norbusf . paKase bsslid=
tptinfGt.
Sic frobe 2unos bate 2apitdn
Mmunbien ieinsm 5rsunbe uno pro-
%teftor, ben befanlten Nor6polfori9e,
Nanfen mitgetbsilt.
9as grpsoitionsidif beg @oruegers.
bic n@ioa", befinbet R9 nit einen
Sbeit Der Manni6aft our 3eit In Gort
ggbert, eagle @itp, Mlasta.
Die an @anien geri9teie 8otf9af
meloet bon Der Surdquerung Der nod
unerforf9ten unb bon feinent @eiber
ie betretenen Sbeile bes r,orbameritani.
f4en Sentiments Der Snfel Serf4sl mad
eagle @itp. bic Sur&auerurs tpure,
nit elmer 9unbei4litten. Expedition ln'
ternommen. Die v@ioa" tpirb In 2ine
pOint tberuintern unb bfrfte In
CONNER 1906 tn San 5rancisco EN-
treffen.
j naur iebene Garbise.
Darlington. o. g., 8. 9s3br
Sn Der 6ouaro. lniberiitdt, elmer In
talt fur Jarbi9e, Tom es beute a.
elmer &ebOlte segen ben prd1oentsn
| einen WeiBen Namsns Sobn @oroon
|, @orbon foI Bsmsrfungen tiber bi
farbige @aRe gema&t babsn, bic bsi
36slinsen ni9t aefislsn.
Is unge . raut 9einenl
ermorbet.
81 @bicago. 8. Sea. Die 2si9
E bon Carrie Daniels, bic am Samffal
! nit SOfepb 2opista bermdblt tperbel
. iolte, uuroe gefern In Der Ndbe be
@eleife Der @bicaso, Burlington &
Nuincp Gabn an Der AZ. StraBs &c
funben. Die poIi3ei slaubt, bab oa
Wdo4en, usl&es btbi9 nnb bon an
: fdnbiser 5amilie mar. nod Der CT
tudbnten Stele gelodt unb ermorbs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-09
: 9eIurgene Musrebe.

= Welrtgene Musrepe
S9ubmann (einen Sieb ertappenb. Der
serabe einbreden MIN: Wus fuden
Sic benin bierg ginbre9er: 4rbeit!
: 8iffis. sic: gs tit pirtli4
ipabr. gs eiebt INNER mod Menz
f6en, bic leiber aus benz l1nsliid I'M
berer NhiBen sieben. gr: ga. q. g.
Der puftor, Der uns setraut bat, bat
ii9 fosar nod bafiir besublen lafen.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07
cRANkIsM GONE TO SEED.

Barney Sheridan. of the Paola,
(Kan.,) Spirit, writes as follows of
"Foghorn" Funston, who recently
paid a fine for disturbing the peace
at lola, Kansas:
when a man makes such a fool of
himself as E. H. Funston did the 9TH
er day in lola it is a sign he's gone TO
seed N his usefulness a thing of the
past.
"A crank blew up a block of build
ings. causing 500. 900 damage, for the
alleged eason that liquor was sold
there in violation of the law. Funs-
ton, who lives a few miles out, hear
ing of 1t piked into town, armed to
the teeth, and tried to incite a riot
in support of the crank who placed
and fred the dynamite. Because he
raised a son who has become "the
town dunkard," Funston blames whis
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

key, blames men who sell It, bldmes
officers, blames the city.
Funston wants the State, the coun
ty or the town to control his boy be-
cause he can't. He demands that freck
'es be removed by ordinance and fits
cured by legislation without stopping
to think that the freckles and fits are
his own: that they are his breath, his
being and his soul, as much 70 as Is
the sound of his voice or the color of
his eye. He begat the boy with an IN
comfortable taste for drink, or else
let him run without a fathers con
troll till he acquired it. Now he wants
to deny every boy, or man, who a
right to take a drink if he wants it.
To carry this out. he upholds the wick
eldest and most dangerous sort of law
breaking-the blowing up of business
buildings in the enter of a deusely
populated CITY
When a boy turns out to be a
drunkard, the blame is wholly upon
himself and his parents. Whiskey Is
MT to blame nor is the person who
sells it. Destroy the chance and
place to get it," yells Funston. Is well
destroy all opiates and poisons to pro-
hibit death from ver doses; destroy
tobacco and all men who sell it in or
der to protect fools who chew or
smoke too much, n destroy all wo-
men because some bad ones wreck
the lives of men infatuated with them
This is the fool philosophy of Funs
ton in his old days. No wonder he
was convicted and fined in the town
court of lola.
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IRRIGATION AND CIVILIZATION.

1t is estimated that under the oper-
atoms of the National Irrigation act
the entire reclamation of the arid
LAM s~uspectible of such improve
can be accomplished without
further legislation, and that in the
twenty years $3.50, O0O. 900 worth of
work will be done. 1t may we'll be
said that this national enterprise is
M of the most important move
ments now being undertaken by man
kind. Among the thoughts suggested
population there are two or three
about prospects of social betterment
which present themselves with pleas
ing prominence; irrigation laws com
pei such division of land into small
holdings hat a multiplicity of indep-
endent homes will naturally result,
and monopolistic tendencies will be
checked; furthermore, in all big pop
ulations sustained by irrigation sys-
there is suggested, encouraged,
and to a large extent compelled, a
type of cooperative effort which leads
to the highest civilization.-San Fran
Call.
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A GOOD RECORD.

The present city administration
months. During that time II miles
of first class cement walk has been
put down and street crossings at
most intersections. Fifteen miles of
streets have been graded and work
enough has been done on the Hondo
10 demonstrate, % by elaborate en-
cheering plans, talk or promises, but
by actual results, that the flood wa
ters can be kept out of Roswell. The
city tax levy has been reduced almost
one-half of n per cent, and yet the
revenues are increased almost $780,
900. The city has more money in the
trasury than ever before, and this
with a great increase of expenses.
We have advanced from a town mar
shal to three policemen, from one re
gular street worker to seven. The
pound law is enforced, and the range
COW doesn't Craze on our lawns as Of
old. The city physician reports our
streets and alleys cleaner and our
sanitary condition better than ever
before.
We mention a few things only. but
enough to show that there has been
something doing. 1t is about time
for the sore-heads" and knockers"
to go away back and sit down. 1t is
easy to criticize. 1t is much easier
to find fault than to give credit. We
would like to remind them, however.
that the present city officials have
set an ~up-to-date progressive pace
that will give the next mayor and
council something to do to even keep
in sight.
Let's give credit where credit is
due, and all join hands to make a
greater and better Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

AS the artesian well law stands the
man who owns his property pays
twice. He pays taxes on the increas-
ed valuation of his and due t the
well, and then has to pay a special
license tax on the well itself. On the
other hand, the man owning a we'll
on government land would entirely
escape the well tax if it had been
made general. The tax would appear
to be unjust either way you AXE it.,
but under the general tax plan the
man on government land would final
ly pay his proportion of the tax after
proving up, and the man who now
owns his land would not have to pay
double.
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They Appeal to u sympathies

The bilious and d~yspeptic are n
slant sufferers and appeal to u sym
pathies. There is no one of them, how
who may not be brought back
to health and happiness by the use OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. These Tablets invigorate. the
stomach and liver and strengthen the
digestion. They also regulate the bow
els. For sale by all dealers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Since the preservation Of the water
supply is to the best financial inter
est of every taxpayer in the whole
by increased value of his land would
pay more than his share of the ex-
pense of enforcing a law regulating
the matter, people who have no wells
ton of the burden.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

Since the excitement has quieted
down a little, it Is found that the
flood damage at Carlsbad was not
nearly so bad as first reported. The
electric light company may be able
to resume business in a few days,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-07

The representative from this dis
trict to the legislature secured his
of a pledge to get an artesian well
law, but 1t is becoming apparent that
did not succeed in having the law
passed in just the form the people
of the Valley expected.
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ton In the same days issue Of The
Record should be In the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be In the Of
flee by eleven o'clock to prevent IFS
being run that day.