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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14
S9uB fnr Yalma.
glmcrifaniidDc Marinctrnppcn lanocn
81 Sauana.

9e3ie1en elm Eager Dor oem Gegie.
rungspalnIt. NSnlurgentens
,5untu in Relu- Dorf miQ eine Gin.
gabc on oen ErGiioenten Hoole,
pelt ri6ten unb ibm flaren @ein
einidenfen. Suuleno Monl
Hegierungstruppcn pon Saglo
la @ranoe oui nah Siioen. -
Gin 9lnerifi ser Hebeaen aui
Gieniuegos erlpnrtet. - Sa6lagc
aui Guba miro ernlt.
Sopana, t3. September. -
punoert bepaffnete SeeIeute beS
areu5ers ,1enper" lonocten bel,tc
9Ibeno unb be5ogen Gin Eager Dor Dem
Eolalte bes Yr1iioenteu, iiir Den sSau,
oaB cine @rbebllng in Snpana entire
ten ooer elm 9lngriii BON alben Der
auf 0ie Staot gemodt neroe.
@eneral HobaI lit nit 1000 Wmll
2nnogenoarmen iino Gclont1ren,
groBtcntbeils beritter, uon Saeua la
@ronoe, nad) bem Siioen ailfgebro-
hen.
Sor ellungen Ser Sn.
urgenten.
m.Dorf, 13. September. -
Oberit Carlos 90. sguirre, Gbei ser
bieiigen crboniid)en Sunta, erflGrt,
Die 2ebtere bereite cine ans iiibrlide
@rflirrmg iiber Die Grei9niiie nno bie
Sitlotion anf Guba qpdbrenb beS leb.
ten SabreS Dor. Die @rflGrllng loll
Dem Traiioenten Ropepelt unterbrei.
tet lpcrben rno miro, ipie Oberlt
Mgiiirrc bebaltptet, unnhe bisber iln-
befannte Slngelegenbeiten ans 2iht
bringen, nelhe Ser 4ominiitration
Ealma feline @bre MAIDEN.
u@ir boiien" iaeteOberit Aguirre
belite, naid)t auf ofii5ielle 9lnerfen.
mins. iino' ieoph eatihloiien, oaS uns
Sugefiigte llnredi Der Nteaierung Ger
Ser. 'Staatn gir aenntniB 81 britt
gen.
Cine 9nnferen5 in Sp it r..
Ban.
Sp ers9 a y, M.sD., 13. Sept. -
Gie cuboniidc Situotion miro ser
@egenltono elmer morgen bier nonl
Er1iioenten 9iooiepelt, Dem illn1i.
renoen StootsiefrctGr Bacon mo
Dem SlottcnicfretGr Yonoporte ab,u.
bultenben Gonicren, iein. SoS. 80.
cen unb 9onoporte wcrocn nlorgen
friib bier cintreffcn uno nit Dem
Trdlioentcn an9oro Der Sadt DWtap'
flouer" iriibltiiden. Gie GoniereEj
finoet nobrihelnlih In DER 9tooIc.
peltihen @obnung oui Sagonorc.
Sill ltatt. Senator hilbert s. 9epe.
ridge bon Snoiono, Wiitglieo oes
SenotSsGomite's iiir cuboniihe gln.
gelegenbeiten, miro iib ebenfaas an
9oro Der rMopiloper" einfinben.
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STRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

Effen has gan5e Sabr.
eRbueh.Gde Sabettc. uuo Gbarles. .etrahe,
Baltimore.
GriiubIicbe GnsbiIomn9; Tdgs uno Mbenos
ftbule. Typewriter foftenirei fir's Sals. GteI,
lingen earalltirt. 9fdbiGe @ebiitren.- 8eQinnt
lett (Sea6.1S ,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14

ear aus Qranfpetten. ssu ser ersramitem e.
Ger urrariadIt, ipie: 1artteittsieit, Hldtanpen,
ehpinset, GsSiiMmerSen etc., nebme man
1therS SGntrelMtsnnss. nnb MbfHbrnnsa I&ee.
Hrsis 10 gfnts. q snsu as0tbeien.
(ouIi1l.10aO s5Itat IA
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SiIS Saar. nno 9art.5Grbemit.
tcl, idluars ooer braun, Soc.
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Gnba's giirserfrics.

Gieniuegos ppn oen 9iebellen beorobt.
Die acknowledgement ,Srie.
Observation-Disclosures. areu.
ser .0enper" i'm Safen pol
Soapann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-14

ser .Ienper" i'm Saien pon
S5apana.
Sopana 13. September. Zen
gerihteH nad slanen Die Hebellen,
!pelde in Der 9tGbe BON GieniuegoS
lteben, einen geneinlomen Nngriii
aui Ole Staot. Sic beballpten, meb'
rere 5auieno 0tann 81 ibrer Seriii-
gung 5u baben. Die Megierung bat
SorIihtslnaBregeln getrofIen. @e-
neral Salpaoor Gios, elm angeiebe.
ner 0eteran, erfldrte bei ieiner 9tiid-
febr aus Man5onillo in Ser Yropin5
Santiago bierbcr, alle Seteranen i'm
oltli6en Sbeile Scr ,Sniel miiroen 5ll.
iammeniteben imo oen 6rieoen in DER
Yropin3 obne 9iiidiiht onrauf aui.
redt erbalten, mas Die Hesierung
tbue. Carlos Moiio, ein iriiberer
Yoli5ei GapitGn Don 9uoane, uno
Diego 5ranhi, elm friiberer Yapor
pon 8uanabaeon, baben lid oen He.
beQen anseidloiien. Cine sln5abl
bon unpibtigen Serbaftungen lit
fiir5licb porgenonmen woroen. sll'
ireoo 3apas, Yrdlioent Der liberalen
Yartei uno @ice.Frdiioent oes cuba.
niihen Senats, lit in 2npana nidt
aui3uiinben uno bat iif) permutblif)
oen Ssnlurgenten angeidloiien.
General Wenocal bat ben bieiigen
3eiiimgen ioIgcnoe @rfIarung 5use.
ianbt: .Wit groBem YeSaiiern mub
ib Sbnen Die 0eittbeilung MAIDEN,
oaB Oie Ycteranen, rpcld,e Die sSrie-
Observation-Disclosures geiiibrt baben,
ibre oiesbe5iiglihen gemiibunsen
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Nptis an bus Vmblif,tnt.

es lit 5lir GenniniB oes SubiIdrnlSs s9ontite's s
eetomiten, Dab Raiate unb 3ransparente ut'
libbeen ebarafierS fir Die GarnepnlsRaraoe
purhereitet peroen.
IS miro bermt gloti5 eeaeben, bah in Der
Rarnoe ntdbis glnltubiees eettaiiei peroen miro,
unh hab iraenb Elm Banner ooer Scblo oteles
901raiers aui 8eiebi oeS Uuriebdlis 5erliort
meroen piro.
(257h) Tas Su6iiaums. omite.
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Erpntipells Zdnle,
Tr. 1205, Nrrb. rb.6barles.etrake.
ginihIieblib
Glcmcutar. nne ainberaarten.ala'ien III

Wtdodjen nnb Muabcn,
Sic 9rorluell Shue be9inni ibr Semeiter
an Sonneriiaa. ben 27, Sepiemeer 1905, nm
nnS unoemene Sicber G5ute 9ebrer in alien
Eepnricnenis 31GIinpe mad friiber eriuorbes
nen aenniniiien In MIaiien einaeibeiIi
Srau8biiib uno Geuifb bon 1ebrern Der
rcip Naion Qelebrt
1Sein ausreiiatieieS epmraiiiim 5nr 8ertis
alia Der StbiIer.
Yiircau in Gr 1905. Toro'9tarIesf Strabe.
often bon 10 tlbr pioraenS bis / llbr Gadlm.
tdali,b pom i3 Sepieniber bis 5ur 9r1ffnung
Scr SCbnle 3atalpae aui sSerlanden.
Srl. eleanor Il. @eiacp, Prin5ipain.
(Sepii4 .iIiD
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
kentuckians to Meet,

Owing to the absence of President
Skipwitn, in whose offices the Ken
lucky Society had been holding its
meetings, the regular monthly meet
ing for June was omitted. 1t has been
suggested that a meeting be held on
Saturday night at the office of the
Big Four Real Estate Co, in the
rooms formerly occupied by the Tall
madge Co. at the Grand Central Ho-
tel, Mr.. Carton having kindly tender
pose. 1t is hoped that all members of
the Society as well as former Ken
tuckians who have not yet Joined are
urged to be present Saturday night.
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RUSSIAN SITUATION.
Peasants Said to Be Preparing for an
Armed Uprising.

Warsaw, July 6-The reign OF
crime and terrorism is SO great here
that the police threaten to resign.
The police were formed into patrols
for numeral protection against
bomb-throwing but this only made
it easier for the terrorists to shoot
them The governor general when
informed of the decision of the po-
lice to resign, threatened to arrest
and punish those who failed to APP
pear for duty.
Political Complications.
St. Petersburg, July 6.-The impos-
sibility of forming a coalition of the
ministry, together with the strength
developed by the government in the
Council of Empire and the Upper
House of Parliament, evidently has
had the effect of temporarily prolong-
ing the life of the Goremykin minis
try and has also resulted in the post
ponement of the Emperor's contem-
plated cruise in Finnish waters. In
accordance with the decision of the
peasant worlSmen'S congress at Hell
singfors, emissaries have been dis
patched throughout Russia to in
struct the peasant and pfoletariat 'or-
ations for an armed uprising, but to
await the signal from st. Petersburg.
During the debate in the lower
house of parliament today on the
Bialystock report, an orthodox priest,
Father Arandsieff, "a radical member
fiercely denounced the policy of the
government, which he declared, in
stead of being directed to pacifying
the country, seemed to be deliberate
ly provoking anti-Jewish riots and
every manner of class and race strife
by procIamations against the Jews
and revolutionists.
Batum, Trans-Caucasia, July G.
The mutiny of troops here is ended.
The ring-leaders escaped, whereupon
their followers yielded and are con-
fined in the fortress.
Cossacks Killed by Explosion.
Berlin. July 6.-A dispatch to the
Lokal Anzieger from Kattowilz, Rus
sian Silesia, says that 25 Cossacks
today surrounded a lime-kiln at Mie-
chow, in Poland, on information that
it was being used for the manufac-
ture of bombs, and as the Cossacks
were forcing their way in a terrific
explosion blew the kiln to pieces
Eight Cossacks were killed and five
wounded.
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Help the Volunteer Firemen.

George Foreman is circulating a
subscription list TO get money for the
Volunteer Fire Department. The
boys need about SIS to finish paying
for their suits. The clother are not
pretty uniforms for dress parade, but
are rubber coats. boots, hats etc,
for actual use and protection in fight
ing fire It ought to be easy work
TO raise the money, for every man in
town who has property interests to
protect should give something. AT
least give George a smile wnen he
presents the list.
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REVOKE ARTesIAN WELL TAX.
Commissioners of Eddy County WIN
Not Tax Wells on Unpatented Land

Commissioners of Eddy County WIN
Not Tax Wells on Unpatented Land
Attorney J. L. Johnson has return
ed from Carlsbad, where ne went to
represent the we'll owners in a case
before the commissioners of Eddy
county. The commissioners of that
county had levied tax on the arte-
sian wells that are on government
land. There were 152 wells of this
class in the county, and as they were
assessed at $4,000 to $4,000, the ques-
tion involved was a weighty one, fin
ancially at least. Attorney Johnson
succeeded in getting a new order
from the commissioners by which
the tax on this kind of property was
set aside. Artesia people, led by
Editor Gayle Talbot, George Cleve-
land, E. F. Hardwick and others,
made the fight on the order. The
case is especially interesting in Cha
yes county. as there are great ma
ny such wells here The commissiol-
ers of Chaves county had refused to
levy a tax on such wells.
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Gold Mining and Milling Company,
in which many Roswell people are
interested. He did not learn the ma
ture of the strike or the quality of
the dirt" but it is the general re-
port IN the mountains that the find
is a rich one. Mr.. Adams went to the
mountains with Kenneth Keebler,
whom he left comfortably located for
three or four weeks outing.
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Prominent Minister Drops Dead.

Cincinnati, o., July 6.-Rev. P l..
Meyer, pastor of the church of the
New Jerusalem, and for 25 years pas
tor of the largest church of his de
nomination in Chicago, dropped dead
of heart disease today. He was the
originator of the Parliament of Relig
ions, a feature of the Worlds Fair
at Chicago in 1893.
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ORDINANCE NO. rs.

An Ordinance Requiring Cement
Sidewalks to Be Built on Certain
Streets in the City of Roswell, New
Mexico.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ROSWELL:
Section l. That in the opinion of
the City Council of the City of Ros-
well it IS necessary that a cement
sidewalk be built and constructed
along the street hereinafter named
therefore, notice be and the same is
hereby given to the owners and per
sons in charge of the property, lot
or lots adjoining the sidewalk herein
after described, to build or to cause
TO be built or constructed. cement
sidewalk in the City of Roswell viz:
On the south side of Tilden street
nue, within sixty days from the date
of the publication of this ordinance
and in accordance with the specifica-
tiOns laid down in ordinance No so
of the Compiled Ordinances of the
City of Roswell; except as TO the
width of said side walk. which may
be constructed five feet wide
Section 2. That the City Clerk
shall. as soon as this ordinance takes
effect, issue, and the City Marshal is
hereby directed TO serve notice upon
each of the owners or persons in
oIoa nF Of
of lots abutting on and adjoining the
said proposed sidewalk TO be built
the same as herein ordered, by deliv-
ering to each of said persons a true
copy of said ordinance. together with
a true copy of ordinance No. 80 of the
Compiled Ordinances of the City of
Roswell relating TO specifications, and
if such owner is a nonresident and
has no agent residing within the City
Of Roswell, then by posting in the
most conspicuous place upon the said
premises a true copy of said notice
and said marshal shall make due re-
turn in writing showing how he serv-
ed said notice.
Section g. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after five days from the date of its
publication.
Passed this 3rd day of July, 1906.
(SEAL)
Attest:-FRED J. BECK,
City Clerk
The foregoing ordinance approved
by me this Bird day of July, 1906
J. W. STOCKARD.
Mayor of the City of Roswell
Territory of New Mexico. City OF
Roswell: SIS.
I, Fred ]. Beck. clerk of said City
| do hereby certify that the foregoing
Ordinance Number IS was passed on
the srd day of July 1906. and approx
ed by the Mayor of said City on the
Il
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TO MAKE GOOD CITIZENS.
Public Libraries Should Be Equipped
With Books for Immigrants.

Narragansett Pier. R. J., July Co.
The recommendation that every pub
lie library of this country should be
equipped with books intended to help
immigrants to become good citizens
was made to the American Library
Association today by James H. Can
field, of Columbia University law
library.
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Another Oil Man Here.

John R. Beach, secretary of the Vul
pendence, Kansas. has arrived in the
city, being sent here by his company
to investigate the properties of the
oil well east of town. He has not
yet expressed himself on the outlook
but his report will be given as soon
as he visits the camp of the Roswell
Oil Company.
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Enaine Jumped the Rails.

The engine attached to the north
bound train yesterday jumped the
rails near Texico and tore up sever
al ties, causing delay to other
trains. The passenger train was not
damaged in the least. The second
section of the afternoon train, bring
ing a crowd of excursionists from
the north, was delayed a few hours
while the repairs were being made.
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Wire Tanners at Work.

New York. July 6.-For the first
time in several years wire tappers
were successful yesterday in de
frauding bettors in many parts of
the country. The wire leading into
the race track at Windsor, Ont, was
tapped, correct information withheld
and false returns sent to New York
race betting distributing points
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Death at the Hospital.

w. w. Boykin, aged II years, died
yesterday at ST. Mary's hospital OF
typhoid fever. The funeral was held
at two o'clock this afternoon from
the Ullery Undertaking parlors, Rev.
J. w. Smith officiating. The boy re
Gently came here from Abilene, Tex
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Seattle, Wash, July 6.-The police
here, acting at the instance of the
German government, today raided the
house formerly occupied by August
Rosenberg and found plant for ma
king bombs and Internal machines.
Rosenberg who is bricklayer left
Seattle for Hamburg May first
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COMMISSIONERS FIX LEVY.
County Tax is Three Mills Low
err Than Last Year.

The county commissioners today
fixed the tax levy for the year 1906
1907. The general Territorial rate is
S1.40 on the hundred dollars yalua-
ton, or fourteen mills on the dollar
The county levy, except two special
levies for new bridges, is 5000 on the
$4,000 valuation, or two cents on the
dollar The items are as follows:
General Territorial purposes. $0.014
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06

The Jaffa-Prager Company adver-
tises only when it has something spe-
cial to offer, and the page ad- of
that firm in this issue will be most
eagerly read. The Jaffa-Prager Com
pany has started a big special sale,
and everybody knows wnat that
means. They have the goods, and
make prices that move them.
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LuNcHEo WITH PRESIDENT.
Premier of New Zealand Seks a Trea-
ty With United States.

Oyster Bay. n. Y, July Sir
JOS Ward, premier of New Zealand
took luncheon with President Roose-
welt at Sycamore Hill today. The pre-
mier said he wished to discuss with
the President the possibility of nego-
tiating reciprocity treaty between
the United States and New Zealand.
The latter country, he said had sur
plus wool and gum.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Reoort.)

observation taken at 6 a. MI
Roswell, N NJ. July 6.-TempeI
ture.-Max., 70; min, SO: mean, 81
Precipitation. OF; wind n. weld
ty / mile; sprinkling.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity j
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturd
with local showers; rising tempe'
ture.
N. WRIGHT. |
O@cial IN Charge
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nance as the same appears of record
at page 143. of City Ordinance Record
Number l.
Witness my hand and the
(SEAL) official seal of said City on
this 5th day of July, 1906.
FRED !. BECK,
City Clerk.
Published July 8. 1906-Record)
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C. C. Cooper. foreman of the Rec
ord office, left this morning for Den
yer to join his wife, who left here a
fortnight ago in response to a tele-
gram announcing the death of her
gram this morning stating that his
wife's sister, Miss Elsie Weatherly,
had died Mrs Cooper's mother is not
expected to live, and for these reasons
Mr. Cooper went to join his wife.
Tney may go to their old home in
Indiana before returning.
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The New York Store, which has
been lying rather quiet for some time
so far as advertising is concerned,
today begins a campaign that will
be welcomed by the buying public.
Mr. Edwards enjoys the reputation of
doing exactly what he advertises to
do. and people have learned to rely
upon any statement of the New York
Store as to the price and quality of
goods,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06

Washington. July 6.-Harrison Ter
rel who became known throughout
the country as General Grants faith
full attendant and nurse during his
last sickness, died here last night
from injuries received by fail yes
terday
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
Romaido Montana a Suicide.

News has just come of the suicide
of Romaldo Montana at Lincoln last
week. He shot himself. 1t is said that
he was behind in his accounts with
the Singer Sewing Machine Co, for
whom he was agent. He was SO years
old and leaves a widow and six small
children.
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GASOLINEt EXPLOSION.
Three Persons Killed and Six Injur-
ed.-AlI Windows Broken,

Saginaw, Mich, July 6.-Tnree per-
sons were killed and six injured, two
of them seriously, by the explosion
of large gasoline tank at the Cos
endall dye works here today. Every
window in the block was broken by
the concussion
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
Accused of Having Designs on Life
of Emperor William.

Altoona, Prussia, July 6--An alleg-
ed anarchist named Rosenberg. who
is reported to have come from Seat
tie. Washington, was arrested here
yesterday He is accused of having
had designs on the life of Emperor
William
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Takes Remains to Old Home.

Mrs Pearl Dean left this morning
with the remains of her husband, the
late Tim Dean, who died yesterday
at the Perkins home on North Hill.
She is taking the body to the old
home at Weldon, Ark, where the flI-
neral service will be held. Mr.. Dean
came here about a month ago for his
health. but he was too late.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
MIR. Cleveland Improving.

Princeton, Y. J., July 6 66-Form.
President Grover Cleveland, who
i'll of Indigestion at his home her
said this morning that he was feeliH
better and would be out in a fd
days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
SETTLING INSURANCE.
Fourteen Million Dollars Already
Paid at San Francisco.

San Francisco. Cal. July 6-one
hundred and sixtysix settlements
have been effected by fire insurance
companies, indicating that in the bu-
siness section more than s100.0o0.000
will he paid on the adjustments made
on losses that have already come be
fore the committee. The total pay
ments already made amount to over
fourteen million dollars.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06
Bio Rain Down the Valley.

Parties coming in from the south
report that the drizZle that has been
uampening Roswell since the night
of the Fourth has been a good rain
down the Valley. One citizen declares
that Carlsbad has had fully two inch
es of rainfall since the nigbt of the
Fourth
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-06

Miss Mamie Moore. formerly en-
pioyed in the Western Union Tele-
graph Office here, but now assistant
poetmistress at Carlsbad, was mere
last night ON her return to Carlsbad
after visit with hime folks AT Por-
tales.
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FIFTY-ONE LIVES LOST.
Revised Figures on the Killed and
Injured Celebrators.

Chicago, July 6.-Fifty-one lives
thrown away and 1851 celebrants in
jured, some of them fatally, is the
record of July Atm as compiled by the
Tribune up to an early hour today.
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To Build Bridge over Hondo.

The steel having arrived for sand
the commissioners will now advertisI
for bids for the construction of a nej
bridge over the Hondo river belof
the Slaughter place east of town.
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strike al Noaal Peak.

L. w. Adams, returning from a
trip TO the mountains, brings the
news tnat rich strike has just been
made in the mine of the Nogal Peak
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Rubber Tire and Horse Shoeing.
Two first class worl1men to wait
on you. Satisfaction free. Texas Shop,
Overman's stand. 04tf
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ORDINANCE NUMBER ~.

An Ordinance Prohibiting the Posting
of HandblIs, Cards and Other Ad-
Vertising Matter on Private or Pub
lie Property Within the City Limits
of Roswell.
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Behold the Western sky,
Where people live but never die.
The reason for this is plain to see
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea
Roswell Drug & Jewelry CT
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3 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. &
3 = 3 3 = = 3 g 3 3 = 3 3 e 2 &

Glass No. at the Christian church,
taught by Mrs. Cooper, took a hay
ride out to the Owens place east of
town on the evening of the Fourth,
and had one of the jolliest picnics
of the season. After a few hours of
merrymaking the young people
spread delicious luncheon that had
been bEOught in baskets and the eve
ming was happily concluded with
the ride home. There were about for
ty in the party, number of guests
outside the class membership being
invited.