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Concentrations by

Congratulations by Wire.
The following telegram was sent
today
Roswell, N. M, Nov 9, 1906.
"Hon. o. A. Larrazolo,
Las Vegas. N. M.
Accept congratulations of the
Democracy of Chaves county on your
magnificent campaign and election.
(Signed) W. C. Burrus, county
chairman; G. A. Richardson, Emmett
Patton, K. K. Scott, Geo. L. Wyllys,
w. w. Gatewood, B. C. Bowen, A. J.
Welter, Rev. C. C. Hill, Rev. H. F.
Vermillion, U. S. Bateman. J. w.
Atkinson, w. NJ. Atkinson, w. T..
Wells, Ed s. Seay, c. L. Ballard, J.
c. Peck. J. s. Lea, F. P. Gayle, Thos
D. White.
The Daily Record also sent the
following telegram:
Roswell, N NJ, Nov. 9, 1906.
Hon. o. A. Larrazolo,
LAS Vegas, N. M.
Accept hearty congratulations of
Roswell Daily Record and every voter
on the force
(Signed) Geo. A. Puckett. editor:
C. e. Mason, business manager; Per-
CIV Evans local editor
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Feels All Puffed Up.

Fred J. Beck, the main booster"
for Larrazolo in Roswell, said: 81
feel all puffed up over the result. 1t
means everything for the good of the
Territory, and shows the native peo-
pie that there is no prejudice against
them in this valley. He is q good,
clean man, and a man to be proud of
at Washington.
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THE OFFICIAL COUNT
WILL BE NECESSARY

New York, Nov. 9.-The latest re-
indicate that the official count will be
necessary to determine whether Chan
Ter (Dem.) or Bruce (RepD is elect
ed lieutenant governor. With incom-
complete and partially estimated re-
turns from every county, Chanler's 5
possible plurality has been cut down
to GIL.
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Tickled to Death.

Hon. J. F. Hinkle: "Tickled to
death. The result is what l have ex-
pected. AS the legislature is in doubt
the Territory. with Governor Hager-
man iii the chair, will get some good
laws this winter. The people of New
Mexico will not stand for non-resi-
dent with the record of Andrews
Bursum did it,
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Richardson Too Glad to Crow.

Questioned as to his opinion of the
result of the Territorial election,
Judge G. A. Richardson today said
81 don't care to say anything. We
have the election. That is enough. We
have knocked out Andrews. That is
enough for any man."
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Much Credit Due Haqerman.

Hon. K. K. Scott: "The election
of Larrazolo is an index to the re-
form movement that has been sweep
ing over the Territory. Governor Ha-
german is largely responsible for the
result by mis- open and manly course,
and should be given much of the
credit
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U. 8. WEATHER suREAu.
(LocaI Report.

(Observati6h 1aren-at a@
Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. 9.-Tempera-
ture--Max.. 76; min, 81; mean. Sc.
Precipitation. 90; wind N. velocity
miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday; station
ary temperature
M. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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nomination for delegate, and VINO de-
clined the honor for business reas-
ons, said: "Mr. Larrazolo is an hon.
est man, a man of ability and educa-
ton. He has a good record in the
past, and | am confident he will main
tain it as our representative at the
national capitol
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PRlcHARD 1LAMEs THE
STATEHOOD QUESTION.

Col. G. w. Prichard. of White Oaks,
Lincoln county. and Capt w. c..
Reid's predecessor in Office as attor-
ney general of New Mexico. is in
the city to represent the defense in
the case of R. E. Lund against the
Eagle Mining and Improvement Co.
Mr.. Prichard was seen by a Record
reporter today and questioned as to
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LARRAZOLO SAFELY
ELECTED BY OVER 1900

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FOR LARRAzoIo: Grant, 600; Guadalupe s Lincoln 12o;
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Valencia,
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Specials to the
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GOVERNOR H. J.. HAGERMAN
FATHER PERSONAL FRIENDS ROSWELL
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LARRAZOLO.
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wetmore Claims the Victory.

Republican County Chairman Wet
more refused to express his views at
length, but remarked: ''The Demo
tion of Larrazolo. 1t simply shows
that the Republicans will wear no
mans collar
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NOTICE SCHOOL CHILDREN.

All school children attending
school in the city, Military in.
cluded, will be given special
rate of rs cts for the three lee.
lures to be given next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday eve-
ming by Rev. A. M. Lumpkin at
the Christian Church. l6-t2
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The Cemetery Association will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. R. F. Barnett. All members and
friends are requested to be present,
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Mrs. S. S. Mendenhall, who came
here two weeks ago to attend the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. w. s.
Prayer, left this morning for her
home in Bartlesville. I. T.. having re-
ceived word that her husband is i'll.
Mrs. Prayer is greatly improved.
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t.The lecture should be heard by
every student and all others who are
interested in knowing more about
the different nations of the world
Trinidad Daily News, in speaking of
Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin's lectures that he
gives here next week. 1873
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The three lectures to be given at
the Christian church next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings are
of unusual merit and should be we'll
patroniZed
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Attend the lectures to be given by
Rev. A. M. Lumpkin at the Christian
church next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evening.
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Rev. r. w Lewis left this morning
vival meeting.
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The County Central Com G
mittee is making plans for a G
big rally the early part of G
next week. and Judge Richard
son has wired for Territorial
Chairman Jones TO come to G
Roswell on the occasion. The 6
date of the ratification will
} be set as soon as word is re- 6
J ceived from Mr.. Jones.
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S%HdtS SWS EFaS 1OHS iHtSs
Special to the Daily Record.
East Las Vegas, N. M, Nov o.
From official returns and the Best
estimates the result is as follows:
FOR LARRAZOLO: Roosevelt, Ed
dy and Chaves. 1900; Otero. 81: Lu-
ma. It's: Grant, 465; Sierra, 8; Mora.
IT'S; San Miguel, 900; Taos, 300; Rio
Arriba, $50; San Juan. 13S; Union,
257, Quay. 225; Guadalupe. $50; Lin
coin, 100.
FOR ANDREWS: Valencia, 1000;
Socorro, $50; Colfax, S25; Dona Ana,
205; Torrance, 2se; Mckinley. 1o5;
Santa Fe, %; Bernaliilo. 264; sando-
wal. 500.
Andrews is "the man VINO does
things" He has done this.
(Signed) A. A. JONES.
LarrszoIo by Over One Thousand.
Judge G. A. Richardson last night
received telegram from p. F. Nc
Gamma, as follows:
eI4arrazolo surely carries. Rio Arri-
ba by between four and Ave hundred
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Mrs. Alice Bowman and daughter.
da, where they will live on a claim.
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Must Show Mr.. Woodruff.

Sheriff K. s. woodruff (Rep.) re-
fused to express himself, except to
say that he did not believe it, and
that he would first have to hear the
official returns.
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Sam Ramsey, of Carlsbad, who has
been visiting here two days, left this
morning for Dallas to go to work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson arriv-
ed this morning from Dallas for an
extended visit with relatives. Mr..
Ferguson is a brother of the late Mrs.
F. P. Gayle. They may decide to To-
cate in Roswell
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ANOTHER BUNCH.

$3.50 copyright books. Our price
65 cents.
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twenty injured have been taken out.
1t is stated that fifteen workmen are
still buried in the debris. The Bixby
Hotel was a huge structure to cost
$780, 900.
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WANTED Bell Boy at Giikeson Ho
tel. Apply at once. II
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The jury that tried the case of
Mrs. Sallie Overman against Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Cook, for possession
of residence ON South Hill, return
ed a verdict today, finding for the
defendants. Court is occupied today
trying the case of Emma Causey vs.
w. P. Bell and wife, a suit on ac-
count for services alleged to have
been rendered as nurse and midwife.
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Something fine-WiiI be the lectures
at the Christian church the first
three evenings of next week.
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Were Married Last Night.

Marriage license was granted late
yesterday evening to G. A. Payne.
aged %, and Miss Nellie Bailey, aged
1S, both of this city, and they were
married last night by Justice ]. T.
Bailey. The groom is a driver for the
Roswell Steam Laundry, and is well
known as a young man of Industrious
and steady habits. The bride is one
of Roswel5's fairest daughters and
possesses many lovable characters
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Nothing to Say.

E. A. Cahoon: "Larrazolo is elec
ed. 1 have nothing else to say
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G. r. Prunty and wife returned
today from Carlsbad and Artesia.
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F. Armstrong returned this morn
ing from trip to Artesia.
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and this electes Larrazolo by over
one thousand
"Bravo," Says Chairman Jones.
In care of the Daily Record, Terri
torial Democratic Chairman Jones
sent the following message to Coun-
ty Chairman Burrus and Judge G. A.
Richardson:
.Larrazolo elected by a majority of
probably one thousand. San Miguel
gives about nine hundred. BRAVO"
(Signed) A. A. JONES.
Las Vegas Nov. s, 1929 D. m.
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Take a trip through italy with US
tonight at the Majestic. 15t2
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| See Eruption of vesuvius at the Ma
jestic this week. 15t2
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Republicans Also Congratulated.

County Democratic Chairman Bur.
rus says: ''The people of New Mexi
CO are to be sincerely congratulated
-Un the election of Mr.. Larrazolo, and
Pecos Valley. The reputation of An
drews and the gang rule will snow
to the people of the whole country
that the native people of New Mexi-
con can be depended upon to rebuke
corruption in office and elsewhere,
when they are convinced that it ex-
iStS''
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Democrats Not Ali Dead.

Hon. u. s. Bateman, of Roswell,
who was Chairman of the Territorial
convention that nominated Larrazo-
10, and who wrote large portion of
the Territorial platform, said: TT
shows that the Democrats of the
Territory and a great many Repubii-
cans are not dead to all sense of pa
triotism and Justice. It means good,
clean. honest representation .
Capt Poe Well Satisfied.
Captain John w. Poe. who was
himself strongly urged to accept the
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Take trip through Italy with us
tonight at the Majestic. 15t2
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Andrews Has Done This.

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WANTED An office boy 3O3 North
Main. 16tf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-06-14

Ben Sonstrud and wife arrived
this morning from the Pacific coost
being on their way to Norway for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Flanders and
their two little girls, of Longmont
Colo., arrived yesterday for visit
with Warren relatives and friends.
We are not sent into this world
to do anything into which we can
not put our hearts. Wehave certain
work to do for our bread and that is
to be done strenuously; other
work to do for our delight and that
is to be done heartily; neither is
to be done by halves and shifts, but
with will, and what is not worth
this effort is not to be done at ALL
Carlyle.
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Expert Testimony

The fallibility of expert testimony
has often been discussed in courts,
and the following from the proceed
ings of Chicago court few years
ago gives a striking definition OF
what expert testimony is:
Lawyer (having harassed a witness
for some time in a sneering tone,
You are an expert miner, am in
formed,
Answer-No, sir.
Lawyer-What! Haven't you been
very successful in mining?
Answer-Yes, sir.
Lawyer-lfthat doesn' t constitute
you an expert, what do you call
yourself?
Answer-My long experience
makes me practical miner.
Lawyer (exasperating)-Perhaps
you will favor this court with you1
definition OF an expert.
Answer-Yes, sir. An expert is
one without experience or who has
made failure in life and sets him
self up to criticise others.
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The BUSY Chinese

Everybody in China works hard
even those who have reached the high.
est positions. 1t is related Of a mem.
Der of the Chinese cabinet that he left
home every morning at two o'clock, as
he was on duty at the palace from
three to six. AS member of the pfivy
council he was engaged from six to
nine. From nine until IL he was at
the war department, Of which he was
president. AS member of the board
of punishment he was in attendance
from IL till two and as minister Of
the foreign Office he spent every dav
from, two till five or six there. In ad.
dition he frequently served on Special
boards or commissions.
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Intelligent DOG.

tits a strange thing" said Willie
Washington, EVERY time I try to sing
my dog howls."
YES" replied Miss Cayenne; 81
have always thought that dogs ranked
almost with human beings In intelli-
gence." STRAY Stories.
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NOTICE.-All store keepers and
others are: hereby. notified not to sell
my wife Mrs. B. Erickson, any goods
on time as I will not be responsible
for their payment after this.
Warren, Mimi, June l, 1906.
Lars Erickson.
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LOCAL NEWS

Attorney McClernan, of Stephen
was d Warren visitor lest night.
Abel Anderson, of West Valley, at
tended robustness in town Monday.
The county board will meet on
July 3, for the consideration of ditch
No IA.
Mrs. r. S. Bang and two children
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from a visit with
CrooEston friends.
Dress up for the tournament. The
Peoples Trading Co. will dress you
for verySslittle money.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oberg, of
SandsviiIe, returned Monday from a
visit at Moorhead, MINI.
FOR SALE-l50-.b bushels of seed
barley at 45c per bushe]. apply to
X. G. Mathwig, Warren, MINI.
BUGGIES.-We sell them with q
positive guarantee at right prices.
Powell Wood & Co.
V. E. Valtinson ACCOMPANIED his
brother, Frederick. to NeilsviIle,
Mimi, on Monday, for visit with
relatives.
5000, $500, $3.50, $500 suits
offered at the Peoples Store for suit
per your choice, 1895. Read 'ad'
last page.
Billiga Biljetter till och fran 'Sveri
ige, Norge, Danmark och Finland.
Swedish-Amerlcan State Bank, War
rem, MINI.
Elizabeth Olson, of Moorhead, ar
rived Monday for visit with he1
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Olson, of McCrea.
The Tournament Clothing Sale OF
the Peoples Trading Co., is the best
bit of news in this paper, Read
their 'ad' on the last page.
BUGGIES. You cannot get any
thing on wheels of-greater value for
your money-than--we.have to..offer in
this line. Powell Wood & Co.
Axel Axelson, of Strip, this county,
was here attending the funeral of
Andrew Lindroth, on Monday. He
is brother of Mrs. Lindroth.
Delegates to the Epworth League
convention at Fergus Falls, June Is
II, are Misses Jennie and Ula Wood,
Miss Esther Ballard, Albert Kezar
and Rev. Tindall.
Emil Tornell was at Grand Forks
Sunday visiting his mother-in-law,
Mrs. p. O. Peterson, Of Viking, who
is there under treatment for her
eyes.
J. p. Easton and G. L. Spaulding
left for Duluth on Monday to attend
the Republican state convention and
manipulate the political wires, as
delegates from this county.
Louis NJ. Olson made fresh start
for Sweden on Sunday and hopes to
rejoin the other members of the
excursion party at Norrkoping, Swed-
en-, where an exposition is being
held this summer.
If you want to pay up your rail-
road contract to get deed, or renew
an old loan for better terms, or make
new loan, Bank Of Warren wants
to know it, SO they can inform you
Of their low rates.
Mrs. Axel Kalin and her two
children, of Moorhead, where her
husband is employed in store, ar
rived Monday for visit at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. O. L.
Olson, of McCrea.
Wanted Agents to sell the COM
plete and official book about the. San
Francisco Disaster. so per cent.
Credit given Freight paid. Outfit
free. Address Henry Schey, R. No.
l, Argyle, MINI.
John Gabrielson returned Tuesday
from Baudette, where he has been
helping to build store building
for T. S. Bang. He says it is busy
place and predicts that Mr.. Bang will
sdo'Well in his new location.
BUGGIES. The Velie wrought
iron vehicles are made right clear
through from center to the last coat
of varnish. For sale by,
Powell, Wood &.Co
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A DEVOTIONAL MEETING.

A DEVOTIONAL MEETING.
Will be held, God willing, in
Vega, June 23rd and oath, 1906 The
meetings begin at 1870 a. m. The
public, including friends from other
congregations, are welcome. On behalf
OF the congregation, NJ. Peterson.
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The Churches.
Mission Church.
9 } LUNDELL. PASTOR

There will be mission meetings at
New Folden, June 23rd and oath,
commencing at 10 a. m. At Ringbo,
town of Holt, June 18th ana 10Th,
commencing at 10 a. m.
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Nj. e. Church.

GEO. E. TINDALL, Pastor.
The annual Children's Day Ex-
ercises will be held on Sunday morn
Ing, at 1880. a good program will be
rendered. Parents and friends are
cordially invited to be present. No
preaching service in the evening.
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NUluic lucbrt iid).

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ergrciien, Die Srloultrien pom 3loll'
Gitp ioleu, menn moglid, oltf erbo1t(
2eiituug@fGbigfeit 0ebradt meroen.
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Snn ErnneiscO'S Tcncrid,GbcH.

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Sltlt. - ". II. WomcrS, Don Der
eagle %niurancc Co." bat Dor ocn
@cidmorcncn erflGrt, OoB er ou@9tem-
Dorf Den 9rnitrog crboItcn babe, aac
8euerid0Och 81 mcldlcn 0ic @eleu'
ihnft ucrpilihtct lit, poll oilsjhbejob'
len. Qics lit nm 10 mcbr bcnlcrtenS-
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NnfonGa non leiner @elcllhoit 81
elmer 50.pro5entigcn 2iQilioirung per
pilid)tct morocn mar.
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IIlerlei aus 9euti d a II 3.
Cine perl)eerenoe 6e%uerSbrunlt bat
Gbrentbal bel Sanft @~oarsballien I'M
Hegierungsbe5irf @iesbaOen b~ein5e-
iitdt. Noh elmer tele9rapbiiden WteI.
Dung lit ser gan5eSrt nieberge6ronnt,
Sn Grfurt lit ser nambaft EGoo.
goge uno @eidiftsidrciber 2uomig
Stade aus Dem 9eben geibie0en. ST
erreifte ons bobe glter oon neun5ig
Sa6ren. Seine @cidihtsbiider &c.
6orten Sabr5ebnte lang in oeuti6en
SduIen 5u Den bewdbrteIten 2ebrmit,
teln.
Gin befIaaensmert6es llngliid miro
aus lllm ~genteloet. Ils boS miirttenl.
bergiide Gionier : Battalion Nr. IS
nGdtliher 8eile cine llebung Dor.
nabm, id)lugen 5mei Tontons nm, unb
Elm Iice- Selofpebel, ionic orei Mam
ertranfen, ebe ibnen Siilie gebraht
neroen fonnte.