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where he had resided five years He
was married thirteen months ago to
Mrs. Hattie NJ Tomlinson, who also
has lived here five years. He leaves
widow, but no children, sisters,
brothers or other near relatives
A splendid citizen and careful ply
sician, always willing to accommo-
date those placed in his care, he had
hosts of friends. all of whom deeply
regret his death. He was a member
of the Masonic Chapter and was
strongly attached TO all the members
of that order The fact that he was
president of the Chaves County Medi-
cal Society and second vice president
Of the New Mexico Territorial Medi-
cal Society show in what great es-
TEEN he was held bynhis fellow ply
slcians and what they considered
the value of his services
DR.. Parkhurst was not a partner
of DR. Phillips, but was associated
with him in the practice of medicine
They were close friends, however, as
was the decedent with all of the phy-
sicians of the locality. He was
man who made and held friends Con
sequently his death causes great sor-
row over the city
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DR.. PARkHURST NO MORE.
ken Away by TubercuIosis.-
Remains to Be Shipped
to Chicago.

to Chicago.
Dr. VIM. E. Parkhurst. one of the
best known citizens and most popu-
lar physicians of Roswell, died al
seven O'Clock this morning at his
home, sos Lea avenue For years he
had been afflicted with tuberculosis.
and last Saturday he was attacked
by pulmonary hemorrhages, which
were the immediate cause of death
The remains will be taken TO Chica
90. where the relatives of Mrs Park
hurst all reside. Mrs ParkhHrst
and Dr. w w Phillips will probably
accompany the body. The Masons
will have charge of the service. and
the pail bearers will be Drs. Phillips
1oyner. Buchly, Fisher. Flournoy and
Kinsinger all of whom are members
of the Chaves County Medical Soci-
ETY. and are Masons.
The Masons will meet at their hall
At nine O'Clock tomorrow morning te
escort the body to the train There
will be no service here
DR. Parkhurst was born December
4, 1860, at Boston, Mass. being in
his forty-fifth year at the time of
death. He spent most of his life at
Chippewa Falls, Wis, but came TO
Roswell five years ago from Denver.
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THE SALOON BUSINESS.
Having Failed to Abolish Traffic, Los
Angeles Will Try Benevolent
Corporation Management.

Los Angeles. Cal, June 15.-lnitia-
tive petitions will be placed in cir
culation within the next ten days
asking the city council to adopt an
ordinance granting to benevolent
corporations" a monopoly of the sa-
loon business in Los Angeles. So
say the organizers of the corporation
which seeks to regulate the liquor
traffic of Los Angeles along the lines
that have made Gothenburg famous.
Subscription lists have been in circu-
lation for the last week. and a goodly
portion of the half million dollars
which will be needed to apply the
Gothenburg system has already been
subscribed. If the plan is adopted
by the city the number of saloons
will be reduced from 200 to IS and
the city will have a guaranteed rev
enue of s1S6.OOO per year.
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To The Roswell Record.

To The Roswell Record.
Analla n. NJ. June 13-I feel it
my duty to inquiring friends 10
write you the particulars of the find
ing of the body of my child. the last
one of those drowned in the noun
tain stream near here last month
Since May 20, the day the terrible
accident occurred the people from
Lincoln to Picacho have searched
constantly for the lost body, and at
each rise in the water the good peo-
pie have redoubled their watchful-
ness. On Sunday June H. rise
came down and about sundown Wal
ker Hyde and a Mr.. Wetmore saw
the long looked for body. 1t was
floating III mid-current, just below
the junction of the Ruldoza and Rio
BoniJo. They at once came down tC
my brothers store and notified us
of the approaching body
We rushed to the river with ropes
an dwatched, and at about dark the
body passed. Some of Is saw it and
tried in vain to reclaim il from the
water. Roman Montoya roped the
body, but the swift water washed it
loose from the lariat. and on account
Of the darkness the body was again
lost.
Everybody between this place and
Roswell was notified and every inch
of the river was watched The Dia
mond A ranch put about ten men :c
watching the waters. Monday morn
ing at about seven O'Clock Mr. Alf
Means found the body one mile be-
low this place. 1t was in a good state
of preservation and was brought 10
the store of Murray & Ramona, was
washed. dressed and buried by the
side of the rest of the drowned chill
dren. The funeral occurred at Lin
coin at eleven O'Clock Tuesday. the
18th, twenty-four days after the ac
cident Yours respectfully
(Signed) NJ w. MURRAY
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TO BUILD A NEW LAUNDRY.
c. n. Hortenstein Will Spend Ten
Thousand Dollars in a Business
Venture in Roswell.

That there is great confidence in
the future of the city of Roswell on
the part of some of the citizens of
the locality, is shown by the fact
that another steam laundry is to be
established here. c. H Hortenstein
OF Orchard Park. is planning to put
in this kind of business venture.
and he will start on it at once He
has bought a lot of E. J. Glover, on
Pecos avenue, near the central por-
ton of the towns business section,
and the work on a new building will
be commenced next Monday. The
new laundry. when built and equip
ped. will be opened at an outlay of
ten thousand dollars 1t will be
known as the Star Steam Laundry.
Everything in connection will be
first class and up to date.
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BLUE RIBBON TURF EVENT.
Will Be Decided at Sheepshead Bay
This Afternoon

New York, June 15.-The Ameri
can blue ribbon tn Prevent, the 22na
suburban handicap will be decided
at Sheepshead Bay this afternoon.
Twelve thoroughbreds, including ma
nv of this seasons best handicap ra-
GERS. three years old and upward,
will struggle for $4,000 purse and
a niche in the equine hall of fame
Beldame. from the stables of August
Belmont and James r. Keene's
Brooklyn handicap winner Delhi, ara
the top weights and will be public
favorites, while many have selected
John f. Madden's colt Adbelt to win
the classic. There are many other
sterling racers in the list. but these
three occupy the center of the stage
LATER.-The suburban handicap
was won by Beldame. Time 2:05 3-5.
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NEW ARMORY WITH A "GYM."
Militia Headquarters are Moved TO
the Gamble and Rascoe Build
in on North Main

Company B. has moved the armory
from the Oklahoma building to the
Gamble & Rascoe store room on
North Main street, which has been
vacant for some time. The new To-
cation gives the militia boys a splen-
did armory and affords the room for
a gymnasium which they are putting
in as fast as possible. They als1
have lockers, one for each member
of the company, and it is the wish
of the officers that the soldiers bring
their uniforms to the armory to-
night and place them in the recepta-
cles When the members of the
company finish their task of getting
the new armory in good condition.
they will have almost as nice a place
as they could ask They will then
have room for dances and other so
cial gatherings in their own hall.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City. June 15.-Cattle re
ceipts, 5000, including 500 southerns
Market steady Native steers, 4.250
$50; southern steers. 3.OO@5.OO; SOU
thern cows. 2.25640O: native COWS
and heifers. 225@49O: stockers and
feeders. 3.OO64.65; bulls. 2.35m4.25:
calves, 3.00@6.OO; western fed steers
4.2565.6O; western fed COWS, 3.251
$50
Sheep receipts. $1,000 Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 42505.5O: lambs. 5.7s
67.00; range wethers. 4.75m5.25; !;
fed ewes. 425646O
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n. E. Stevens, of Alb ~ cirque
who as Grand Secretary of the Odd
Fellows of New Mexico has been
here for the past few days, is also
general agent for the Southwestern
Building and Loan Association, and
has been comforting with the loc1i
agent. R H McCune They went TO
Hagerman and Artesia last night to
look after business interests.
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Club to Elect Directors.

There will be meeting of all the
Club next Tuesday night at which
will be held the annual election OF
directors. Other business of import.
ance will come up. In fact. ii will
be more in the nature of an annual
meeting than merely an election. 1t
is of the greatest Importance that
every member attend.
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BUILDING CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Foundation is Going In and Rock
Work Will Be Completed
in Two Weeks.

Workmen for Contractor George
constructing the nine thousand dol
lar Carnegie library that is to orna-
ment the city at the corner of Third
street and Richardson avenue and
benefit the whole town. The con
crete foundation has been laid and
the rock work started. The rock will
stand four feet above the concrete
foundation. This part of the build
ing will be finished in two more
weeks. Contractor Munro has until
the twelfth of September to finish
the building.
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For the Women's Club.

Cant l sell you an encyclopedia ?"
asks the affable agent of the short
haired woman who meets him at the
door.
Il believe not" she answers. slow
ly closing the door; Il believe not. I
am president of our culture club, and
have heard all there is in all the en-
cyclopedias seven times over Judge
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SON-MILLlGAN.
Son of the Populist Candidate for
President is Married.

Kingston, N Y, June 14.-Miss Jes
sic Milligan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Scott Milligan of this place. and
E, Watson, candidate for president
on the Peoples Party ticket last fall,
were married here today Owing %
serious illness, Thos E. Watson was
not present.
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THE PRINCE MARRIED.
Augustus Adolphus of Sweden. and
Margaret of Connaught.

Windsor, England. June 15.-Prin-
cess Margaret, of Connaught eldest
daughter of the Duke of Connaught.
was married today to Prince Angus
tus Adolphus, eldest son of Crown
Prince Gustave of Sweden. Represen-
tatives of most of the royal families
of Europe were present. The service
was conducted by the Archbishop uf
Canterbury. assisted by the Bishop
of Oxford and others. =
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Deliver thousand Cattle.

Byrd. Barnett and Divers have de-
livered to Mr., Thomas, of Sioux City,
Iowa, one thousand TWO year old
steers. They were loaded at Bovina
Yesterday They will be shipped TO
Evarts n D.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Meachem left
his morning for their old home in
Batesville, Ark, where they will now
make their home having been called
: here by the serious illness of reIa-
tives. For two and a half years MT
Meachem has been manager of the
Slaughter ranch here
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A CARLOAD OF INFANTS.
BEING Taken From New York to
Texas for Distribution.

GXdS TOT
ST. Louis. Mo-. June 15.-SiXty-one
infants, formerly inmates of A New
York founding asylum. thronged the
union station today. One baby fell
from car window just before St.
Louis was reached and was killed.
At the union station five babies sue
ceeded in crawling under the water
train and were rescued from perilous
positions. The infants are being taken
to Texas, where they will be distriD
uted in homes for education and
adoption.
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IMMENSE WOOL SALE.
Entire Clip of a Texas County Sold
to Two Firms

San Angelo. Tex, June 15.-The
entire spring wool clip of Chonco
county, the largest short wool clip
in the state. has been sold. The clip
amounted to 1,125,000 pounds. and
was bought by two Boston firms. The
prices are held strictly secret. but
are believed to be between 90 and
% cents pound.
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EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Going in Two Special Trains to Visit
Portland Exposition.

Houston, Tex, June 1.-THE Ma
tional Editorial Association arrived
here today in two special trains. AT
ter being entertained by the business
organizations of Houston. the editors.
$50 in number. left for San Antonio
en- route to theP ortland Exposition.
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Andrew ]. Loomis, of Santa Fe. an
official in the United States revenue
service. left this morning for points
% the North, after spending a few
days on business here
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PASSING OF THE PoPULISTS.
Not a Delegate Could Be Found in a
Nebraska District Convention.

Lincoln, Neb., June 15.-The Popu-
list convention to nominate a candi-
date for congress in the First Ne
braska district was called TO meet
in this city today, but when the hour
fer the convention came not a dele
gate could be found.
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TO PUT DOWN FOUR WELLS
Missouri Investors are Taking up the
Pecos Valley Proposition in
the Rioht Manner

Wilburn F. Baker. of Tarkio, Mo;
J. c. Trout, of Tarkio. Mo-. and James
Buchanan. of Fairfax. Mo-. all of
whom have land near Hagerman. left
this morning for their respective
homes. Before leaving they closed q
deal by which they are to have a Dig
machine shipped here and will have
four 1900 foot wells sunk on their
land
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norway's Congratulations.

Christiana. Norway, June 15.-The
flags are flying today from all pub
lie and many other buildings in this
city in honor of the wedding OF
Prince Gustave Adolphus to the
Princess of Connaught. The Storth-
ing has decided to send congratula-
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK

Mail Clerk Badly Injured and Three
Unknown Tramps Killed.
El Paso, Tex, June 15-Three m
known =tramps were mangled beyond
recognition. aud Mail Clerk Herbert
Wall was badly injured in a wreck
on the Southern Pacific near Tucson,
Arizona. last night
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JAP AN OFFERS TERMS
PEACE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
IN UNITED STATES.

Terms to Be Offered by the Japanese
are Announced From Vienna.-The
Powers Will Bring Every Influence
to Bear to Cause the Japs to A.
cept a Reasonable Settlement.
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All the old people seem TO be look
ing for the impossible-young peo-
ple with no foolishness about them.
-AIchison Globe.
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rOR SALE-Everett piano in good
condition Cash or installments-
L. Wildly. Hotel Shelby. 1916
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
fIocaI Renort.l

Roswell. N NJ, June 15.-Tempera-
ture.-Max. 90; min, 81; mean. 70.
Precipitation. 90; wind s., velocity
2 miles; weather cloudy
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Friday. Stationary
temperature
NJ WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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Mrs. Anna Thornton left this mora.
'ng for Colorado Springs, where she
viii make her home She has been
living in Roswell.
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Sow bluegrass now and get the ben
eft of the rain Buy your seed al the
Alameda Green House. at 30 cents
per pound 8Stf
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Two unfurnished rooms to rent.
Apply ITO Lea avenue 89t6
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May Go to The Hague.

st. Petersburg, June 15.-The meet
ing place of the peace plenipotentia-
ries has not yet been determined up
on. The Hague now appears the most
likely place. if the conference takes
place in Europe.
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FOR RENT.-Large, cool, clean front
room, 10 n. Richardson ave. 1913
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No War Preparations in n

No War Preparations in Norway.
Christiana, Norway, June 15-The
minister of defense authorizes the
statement that all rumors of the mo-
biliZation of the Norwegian army
and feet are devoid of foundation
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washington, L. -, JUNE 10 oh-
cial announcement is made that Wa
shington has been selected as the
location of the peace conference. The
announcement came in the form "f
an official statement issued by Secre-
tary Loeb by direction of the Presi-
dent. The statement follows: When
the two governments were unable
TO agree upon either Che Foo or
Paris. the President suggested the
Hague. but both governments have
now requested that Washington be
chosen as the place of meeting, and
the President has accordingly form
Washington will be selected"
1t is suggested at the White
House informally that after meeting
and organizing the plenipotentiarles
of the two governments, if it should
be found uncomfortably at in Wash
ington, might adjourn the meeting
to some summer resort in the north
where they may continue their sit
tings until such time as the weather
in Washington shall be comfortable.
A Vienna View.
Vienna. June 15.-The opinion pre-
walls here that peace negotiations
between Japan and Russia will even
tualIy prove successful. This is bas
ed on the belief that japan will meet
Russia more than half way. making
unexpectedly reasonable demands
Certain intimations have been receiv-
here that Japan's terms are substan-
TALLY as follows:
First: of a Japanese
protectorate over Korea.
Second:-The return of Manchuria
to China.
d:-International control of
Eastern Chinese railroad.
Fourth Regarding Port Arthur.
the strategical value of which has
it's ultimate disposal will not give
rise to any controversy.
Fifth:-It is not thought that ia.
pan will demand the demolition of
hte Notifications at Vladivostock
xth:-The surrender of the isl
and of Sakhalin will not be demand,
ed by the Japanese.
Seventh:-An understanding regar
ding indemnity is not impossible. be
cause it is declared that Japan will
content herself with demanding the
cost of the war.
Washington. d. c., June 15.-Min-
lister Takahira, of Japan, called at
the White House at 10:45 this morn
ing and was shown directly into the
Office of the President.
Takahira's visit lasted one hour
and twenty-five minutes. He declined
TO dfvulge any of the details of his
talk with the President. The confer
ence was held during the busiest part
of the executive day and everything
else was held in abeyance during
that time. Naturally il is presumed
that it was of rather more than us
ual Importance
Pressure is being brought to bear
upon Japan to induce her to fix the
sum she will demand as indemnity
for the pending settlement at as low
a figure as possible under the circum
stances. Not only European govern
ments. but 1t is intimated President
Roosevelt as well. have advised ia
pan that moderation in her demand
for indemnity would not only facili-
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Black Minauca Eqqs.

Prize winners, at McClenny Farm.
two miles east on Second street. 8St}s
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Notice.

The Roswell Creamery will be
ready for cream, Monday. June 19
9Od3tw1
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tate the establishment of peace, out
would be regarded by the powers
with particular favor. The payment
by Russia of any such sum as one
billion dollars would not only ser
iously embarrass the ST. Petersburg
government, but would probably dis
tlsyb the finances of the entire west
ern world Thus far the Japanese
government has not indicated the
precise form of her terms.
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tions to King Oscar and the bridal
couple, addressing King Oscar as the
King of Sweden and Prince Gustavus
Adolphus as Prince of Sweden
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Celery plants ready.-AI Alameda
Green House. 8Stf
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BODY OF THE LITTLE MURRAY
CHILD is FOUND.
AFTER "a HOURS

Was Recovered Only After Great
Difficuity.-Found Once, but it Es-
capped the Rescuers in the Darkness
and Swift Current.-Interred Beside
the Others Who Were Drowned.
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Liberals Increase Activity.

st. Petersburg, June 15.-The lib
eraI newspapers are taking the deci-
sion of the government to make
peace if terms possible of acceptance
are offered, as a surrender, and are
following up their advantage by re-
doubling their demands for a repre-
sentative assembly, arguing that the
bureaucracy which has proved its
incompetency to make war success
fully. is equally incapable of conclud-
ing a creditable peace agreement.
Russ, which is now the leader of the
constitutionalist papers, declares the
government without the peoples sup
port is impotent to continue the war
and will be compelled to accept
peace on any terms. Only a nationa;
assembly, it insists, can now save
the situation. because only by the
sanction of the people can exorbitant
be successfully resisted.
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Prospectors.

? $ 3 $ 3 8 5 9 Q 9 8 3 3 3 8 9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-25

e peaking of Old Kona Coffee
How would a cup of Coffee
- made from 8-year-old Kona
go? We have a few bags of this
excellent Coffee probably the
only lot in the city, which we
will offer (whi1e it lasts) at $I.75
per 6-pound tins, freshly. roasted
and ground while you wait. Try
tin.
nj. w. McChesney & Sons, Ltd.
Coffee Roasters, Queen Street.
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SEPTEMBER IS.
GOOD CAUSE GAINING STRENGTH.

of crysalizng
some ponteoy
columns of the kind will be welcomed ana
the conVlcton
nothing will largely onnee 10 general
employ
America citizenship
limited by amount
commerce between
gratifying degree of
shown With regard to many natural
islands, the has
ofq with this
quantities of articles such as are pro
lin the ilandsha imported
land
that should be it-
nobt animals readstufs
vegetables The Territory
reduce its outlay for timber the
building
Yet b inlgeny working lately established the
the rich cabinet and finishing woods
HaKaa #ss.
Besides maintaining good the articles
manual training public and private schools
and palm Leaf manufac
million of it did in l9O4o5
active and enthusiastic enterprise
Federal
of tobacco industry
tie
easily to be enlisted IN aid of
million dollars
moi to mentions a tobacco export
diversified
establishing
question Of
its chief Importance but
in
Hawais civilization viii
be with increasing prosperity.