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The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
Polk County News Items
SHADY GROVE ITEIs.

Mrs. Ella Ray visited her par enis. Mr. and Mrs. Ulese, Sunday Miss Florence Adams Of Mens spen. Saturday and Sunday with ]. l.. Climant ard wife.
 Miss Martha Atkins spent Sun. day with her friend, Miss May Hoover.
 Rev. Crawford preached an en- teresting sermon al the home of K. T. Turner Sunday night. Messrs John Cummings, Ate Ccmbs and Burt Whitaker of Rocky visited this place Sunday.
 Butterfly.
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II. E. Chambers Is working the road this week.
 F. L. McDonsld ard ]. l.. Par rot are out iu the Territory look sug for location.
 William Warren went out ne sar Stiglrr. l. T.. last week to attend some busins ss matters.
 Dr. Mccoy is al work on his farm flxirg ,o move.
 I.E. Self and family of Acorn spent Saturday night with Mrs Sells parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. l.. Harris.
 Miss Edna Harris came down from Acorn Saturday 10 visit homcfolk.
 Marvin Chambers. who has been sick for some time, is no better. Alva Chambers and familJ came up from Egger Saturday tc visit his mother and family.
 Esrnest Cole and Miss Earl oi Quito were united in marriage ( Sunday
 ]. E. Chambers and family vent |, Egger Sunday to visit A. L. Johnson and family.
 Prayer meeting Sunday at the home of Mr. Stirling was largely alteded.
 A. D. and Irman Flynn of near Wetumpka, l. T.. are visiting nere among relatives and old friends.
 Betsy.
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BOARD CAMP.

Rev. Mir. Dodd delivered an interesting sermon at Board Camp Sunday.
 Jack Str:ckls nd IS on the sick list. also Miss Hey Kennett. A few friends gathered at the home of J. F. Strickland and en- joyed quilting party.
 Mr. Hall of Potter has been visiting his son Lonzc of Board Camp for short while.
 Walter Bain has moved to his house at the head Of Max creek Mrs. Sallie Keys is very i'll at present, also Mrs. Taylor.
 Dewdrop.
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NuNLEY NEWS.

Cotton picking is all the go this fine weather.
 We have bought lumber to build . new church at O.d Salem.
 ]. F. White got his shoulder dislocated last Wednesday night by fall. It was properly set by Dr. Lambert of Board Camp and Is now getting along nicely.
 Hogs are all dying in this com munity. Disease unknown.
 s. H. Hilton'aud Will Durham passed through returning home from the Territory, where they went to see Bud Dur ham. who has been very sick. They report him improving.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pool Willhite visited at W. P. Hilton's of this place last Sunday. Mir. Hilton, their uncle, has been sick for som. time.
 The concrete for the corner stones for the new church at Salem Is on the ground.
 We have a ge cd Sunday school al 10 a. m.. and prayer meeting at 8 p. m., every Sunday at Salem.
 Miss Azue Vaught spent the day with Miss Anne Anderson Sunday.
 Postmaster George F. Corely and wife spent Sunday with the family of s. O. Wallace.
 Mir. Hawkins visited John White of this place Saturday and Sun day.
 Our gin man, Mir. k. A. Nun lee, of this place, thinks the gin ming Is two-thirds done iu this part of the country.
 Rube.
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ApoIogl.ea to the rre.eh.

Paris. Nov. 7.-The foreign office Friday afternoon announced that Mohammed Fl Torres. the representa-. tive of the sultan of Morocco at Tan gleT has apoliged for the action of so'he natives Monday in stoninr the crew Of small boat belonging to the French cruiser Gallilee in the harbor Of Tangier and that Mohammed Fl Torres had taken measures to prevent recurrence of such incidents Four oi the assailants Of the French sailors nave been arrested The incident Is now regarded a2 closed
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Mrs. F. N. Pipkin Dead.

Mrs. Pipkin. wife of r. NJ Pipkin, who resides in South Mena, died yesterday afternoon about } o'clock. after a three weeks illness. The remains. ac- companied by the husband, were shipped last night to Bluff City. Ark, where they will be inferred this afternoon. Mrs. pipkin leaves husband. two small children and many friends to mourn their Is. Mr. and Mr.. Pipkin have only lived in this city about one year.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
A Hotel Change

Mrs. w. H. Harrison, who for several years has so successfully conducted the Southern hotel. cu Janssed avenue, has now taken charge of and moved 10 the Com mercial hotel on Maple avenue. MT. and Mrs. w. D. Ham will succeed Mrs. Harrison in the Southern and are making prepara tons 10 take charge at once.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
Cotton Market.

The cotton market was little on the decline this morning, the price paid averaging about 9.15, although cotton was coming in at rapid rate and it was thought raise in price would take place later in the day. Up 70 9 o'clock this morning ll& salcs had been marketed here this season, amt turing the past week 300 bales have been brought in. The num- Der of bales boug 1t by each buyer stands as follows:
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Does Your Bank Do lia

II has been said that One of those queer psychological prob- iems which merit attention .s why any one will engage in too hazardous pursuit of highway roobere when it IS so easy to steal from a bank" As has been si'own where the bank loans its funds to it's officers. The Nation. q Bank Of Mtna does not permit '"is 2ll 6t WI
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tant reader of the S.ar has little use for city ways.

Joseph Zybura ard wife who recently came here from the northern portion of the state and secured a home near Dallas, were i I town yesterday and called at tais office ordering the Star to their address.
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The little baby of Mrs. Chote's died at their home in Halls addi- ton yesterday afternoon. The remains were shipped, accom- panied by members of the family, to Jansen on the early morning train for iulermont.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mrs. Shpckley, the widow of tSe late W. M. Shoskley of Big Fork was in town yesterday for the first tine iu six years. Mrs. Shockley is of the sturdy old pioneer stock and although a con-
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

esds to buy a sieve for the new hufch. J H. Mitchell lost ono of his cork horses last week
 Subscriber.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

W. w. Row tou accompanied his nephew, Mack Rowtou, as far as Fort Smith last night on his way to Ozark, where he will at- tend school this winter.
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Miss Elsie Moors, who has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. L. B. Jackson for several months. re- turned 10 her home at Seward, Neb., on No. 1 this afternoon.
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Cut Foot With Axe

Dr. Watkins was called out 10 Ben Thompson's near Nunleg yesterday to render medical aia 10 MT. Thompson's IS year-od son, who cut his foot while chopping wood.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Rev. D. A. Squyres, who re. gently located at Hatfield, coming from Washington county, was in Mena today and gave the Star a call with a renewal.
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Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Clever left this afternoon for Harrisburg, Pa. They came 10 Mena from there last spring and are return ing to settle cowu in the old home again
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D. w. Ballentine. NJ. Barnard, John Kirk, Silas Brewer and Tom Mccoy were n from Odeu with cotton early this morning.
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0. A. Graves of Hampstead county, administrator of the w. NJ. Green estate, is here today disposing of said property. Mir. Graves was prosecuting attorney
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M. D. Wiulon for the best .lDe of shoes. Our best efforts are used in buying shoes, and we get good ones. 452t
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If you don't believe you can buy good goods for less morey from M. D. Winton for the next sixty days just call around and get our prices on good goods and not hot air We don't sell that
 mot ar stuli. 452t
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]. G. Stewart returned yester- lay from a business trip 10 New Boston, Tex
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Don't fail to see that line oi Dress Goods ard Silks al Win son's, the best line in city. 45 ?
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TUESDAY

H. Cam was in from Buiger this morning.
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To Cure a ( Id in one pav

faSe Laxiiiye Blomo Qainine Tablets ~ drusgistsFefand the money fit fails to cure F. ". Groves si. ns,are is on eys,y hox 25c. '''s
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Dr. Bizzell of Little River county, who purchased property at Egger recently, came in last night and drove out to Egger this morning.
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Mrs. Josie Garden started yes terday on No. 4 for an extended visit with relatives sud friends at her old home in Athens, Ga. Mrs. Garden has been away from her old home twenty years ano anticipates pleasant visit.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Marion Edwards was here to- day from his home al Rcd Blrc , Montgomery county.
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NJ iris X Hayes, who have be doing the grading work for the Llg oil tank which is now uu- der construction in this city. have completed their contract and left Saturday night with their outfit for Fort Smith,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

D. :. c. Huston and c. A.. Smith started this morning to join fishing party that left here yesterday, out west of this city.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

W. c. Warren of Mimosa ard Walter Perrin of Black Springs s were Tn town today selling cot ton.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Not lazy dose in Swamp Chill Cure, every one is active.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

lthin Blind, Bleeding. pr6trn9Ing Pie' Druggists are authorized to refund menes PAIO OINTMENT fails to cure in to X days. sOe.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Miss Ethel Henderson came in yesterday from Fayetteville to join her mother who arrived few days ago with her family 10 make this their home.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

L. H. and J. H. Stevens of Oien and J. W. Eisenhower of Waters were marketing cotton here today and buying winter supplies.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Rev. K. K. Moore, presiding elder for the Texarkana district, arrived yesterday aud will hold services at the NJ. E. church, South tonight, after which he will hold quarterly conference.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

R4v. Mir. Dilbeck arrived yes terday afternoon from Gertie, |. T., and drove out to Egger this morning for visit with rela- tives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
WEDNES SOY

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 Dr. F. K. Mccoy was iu from Egger today.
 F. H. Bntler of Cherry Hill was here on business today. Ii. ]. Mcdonald is sick today a I'd not able to be at his post al Watkins.
 Good Flour at Wintou's for only $l.S0 per hundred. 452t
 Drew Warren was in from Mountain Fork yesterday selling beef cattle.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Tim Chapman, a 9pound baby boy this morning.
 Burley Gardner of Egger made the Star pleasant call while in trading yesterday.
 Don't fail to see those raiu coats al Winton's. 452t
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Nichols were in from their home out on Moun- tain Fork trading today.
 Rev. T. F. Nelson of Gam passed through this city yester- day afternoon en route to Craw- fnr1 f-ox,-tx-
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

H. C. Brewer came in last night
 from Foreman. Little River couu. ty. Mir. Ere wer ard family will move to Mena 10 make their home and their household goods will arrive the last Of this week.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

W. H. Bennett arrived recently from West Plains, Mo, and has taken a position as clerk at the Hotel Mena. Mir. Bennett is an experienced hotel man.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

George Pettitt returned last night from business trip of sev
 eral days at Little Rock, snppos- edly looking after the inte est of his mining claim near that city.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Trade at the Farmers Store II you want good bargains.
 l76 dwtf
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]. F. Hickey of Oden has accep- ted a position as salesman for 5 I Woods on inc South side.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

E. D. Smith, who is connected with the blow works at Neosho, lo., was in Mena calling on our business men yesterday.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

A. O. Nash, who is now locat- d at Page with his engineer corps, was home Sunday for q visit with his family. returning yesterday afternoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Don't wait for Night Sweats to weaken you, buy bottle of Swamp Chill Cure and stop sweat ing.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Keystone Flour at Winton's al Sl60 per hundred. 452t
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I " - - Eo Nt% FtGtst1 r~ nere among relatives and old friends.
 Betsy.
  MONDAY.
 Squire Thomas started yester- day for Colorado on a prospect ing trip.
 Pink Mount returned , esterday from Poteau, I. T., where he had been on short business erraud |.
 The best and cheapest dry goods al Winton's. iy9 2t 43 :
 Mrs. K. K. St. John and son, Warner. returned from their visit at Guthrie, Okla this morning.
 Young Mckinney ard Harvey Black went out this after 1oon to rob Polk county of it's present supply of birds
 You will lose money if you fail to see NJ. D. Wintou's stock of merchandise. 45 ?
 The friends of Mrs. A. l.. Warren will be pleased to learn that she is nicely improving now from her sickness.
 Miss Mullie Pool commenced a six months term of school three miles east of Eag gleton this morn ing.
 Robert aud Eugene McCann and Jesse Cox started early this morning in search of game out few miles south.
 - You don't pay for hot air al Wintou's but get the worth of your money. S : Mrs. A. J. Pool went down 10 Hatfield on No. 3 yesterday after noon for a short visit with her q inghter, Mrs. Dr. Johnson.
 As a mild and gentle physic Swamp Chill X Fever Cure is per feet.
 Miss Estes took about fifty ot her publi, school pupils 10 the country Saturday to spend the day studying nature and haveiug agood time.
 George Church and H. s. Shy der, who accompanied F. A. Barrett's rem aims 10 Fort Scott, Kas for burial arrived home on the early morning train.
 Good goods and honest deal- ing at Wiuton's and DO hot air. ?
 Frank Steinme,z aud family arrived from Fort Smith yester- day for visit with their many friends, and are the guests of En- giucer and Mrs. Graham at present.
 Mrs. Lilley and children arrived 1 Saturday from Hartford. this ate, for visit with her sister, 1 Mrs. Hudgins of this city and [ drove out 10 Ink yesterday for visit with relatives at that place. 1
 Go to Wiuton's store for your go ds "a houss cram full anu they must be sold. Big bargains in all lines in the next 60 days. 457
 NJ iris X Hayes, who have be ? doing the grading work for  the Llg oil tank which is now uu- der construction in this city, have completed their contract and left Saturday night with their outfit for Fort Smith.
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-Go to Winton's store for your go ds "a houss cram full amt they must be sold. Big bargains in all lines in the next 60 days. 45 :
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08
MONDAY.

Squire Thomas started yester- day for Colorado on a prospect ing trip.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mrs. K. K. St. John and son, Warner. returned from their visit at Guthrie, Okla this morning.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

The best and cheapest dry goods al Winton's. i99 2t 43 2
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mrs. Lilley and children arrived Saturday from Hartford, this sate, for visit with her sister, Mrs. Hulgins of this city and drove out to Ink yesterday for a visit with relatives at that place.
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Pink Mount returned esterday from Poteau, I. T., where he had been on short business errand. {.
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Hal Norwood. Sam Smith and Mir. Brewer of Pike county started on No. 5 for Cove. There they were joired by Prosecuting At torney J. s. Lake and went on 10 the vicinity west of Cove, where they will pitch camp for a ten days hunting and fishing expect tion.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Young Mckinney and Harvey Black went out this after 1oon to rob Polk county of it's present supply of birds.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Then you want good goods and your moneys worth and not hut air, go 10 NJ. D. Winton's. ?
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oi this circuit court several years ago.
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-
 Marion Edwards was here to- day from his home al Rcd Birt, Montgomery county.
 ]. F. Hickey of Oden has accep- ted a position as salesman for 5. Woods on inc South side. Jack Compare arrived yester- day from Magazine. Ark, and drove out to Black Springs this morning.
 When troubled with sour stom- ach take Swamp Chi Cure. Mark P. Olney. wife aud moth CT drove out to Egger this morn- ing.
 Ocasr Guthrie returned yester- d,y from a weeks vacation al Cove.
 Cotton Pickers; brace your back and cleanse your liver with bot tie of Swamp Chill X Fever Cnre. 
 Mrs. K. N. Nall returned yes terday afternoon from pleas two weeks visit with MT. Mali at Little Rock.
 Mir. Hagar arrived yesterday rom Moberley. Mo-, for visit @ith his son, Engineer George Hagsr, and family.
 Swamp Chill Cure is just what tie stomach needs after eating.
 W. E. BnrkharT, Alexander 5 its and ]. K. Bates were in from Big Fork today trading.
 o. F. Barrett and Mrs. A. F.. Barrett returned last night from attending the funeral of A. E.  Barrett, who died here last week.
 When you want good goods and your moneys worth and not hot air, go 10 NJ. D. Winton's. ?
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o. F. Barrett and Mrs. A. F.. Barrett returned last night from attending the funeral of A. E. Barrett, who died here last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

George Church and fl. s. Shy der, who accompanied F. A. Barrett's rem aims 10 Fort Scott, kas for burial arrived home on the early morning train.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Miss Estes took about fifty ot her public school pupils to the country Saturday to spend the day studying nature and haveiug agood time.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Jack Compere arrived yester- day from Magazine. Ark, and drove out 10 Black Springs this morning.
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Good goods and honest deal ing at Wiuton's and DO hot air. 2
 Frank Steinme,z aud famil ' arrived from Fort Smith yester- day for q visit with their many friends. and are the guests of En- giueer and Mrs. Graham at present.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Ocasr Guthrie returned yester- d y from weeks vacation al Cove.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

W. E.. Bnrkhar, Alexander 5 its and J. K. Bates were in from Big Fork today trading.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

You will lose money if you fail to see NJ. D. Wintou's stock of merchandise. 45 ?
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mir. and Mrs. Jim Nichols were in from their home out on Noun tain Fork trading today.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

As a mild and geutle physic Swamp Chill X Fever Cure is per feet.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mir. Hagar arrived yesterday rom Moberley. Mo-, for d visit sith his son, Engineer George Hagar. and family.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-08

Mrs. K. N. Nall returned yes terday afternoon from pleas Il two weeks visit with MT. Mali at Little Rock.
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The friends of Mrs. A. l.. Warren will be pleased to learn that she is nicely improving now from her sickness.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-30
STANDING COMMITTEES.

Members of the Roswell Commercial
Club Who Do Things.
Following are the standing commit
tees of the Roswell Commercial Club,
appointed by President Richardson
to serve during the coming year:
Railways and Manufactures.
E. A. Cahoon, chairman; w S.
Prayer, Nathan Jaffa, E. H. Williams
H. ]. Hagerman.
Correspondence and Advertising.
Robert Kellahin, chairman; Maui
rice Price, w. S. Prayer
Public Improvements and sanatorium
R. F. Barnett, chairman; L. K.
McGaffey, Clarence U1lery, w M At
kinson, w. T. Joyner, J w Kinsing-
er. C. M. Yater, w. w. Phillips, E.
NJ. Fisher, r. L Bradley.
Natural Products and irrigation.
w. M. Reed, chairman; E. A. Ca
hoon, J. w. Stockard, w. NJ Bald
wyn, w. P. Turner
Reception and Entertainment.
C. w. DeFreest, chairman; L. Mar
tini-Mancini,l ]. A. Graham, j. X BIZ
shop, Robert Kellahin. w w Phil
lips, J. w. Warren.
Railroad Rates and Shipments.
r. H. Kemp, chairman; A. Pruit,
J. w. Thomas, C. L. Stone, Harold
Hurd.
Good Roads.
Charles de Bremond, chairman; J.
J. Hagerman, w. M. Atkinson, ]. F.
Hinkle, J. W. Stockard, G. T. Veal,
J. A Graham
Park and Park Improvements.
w. E. Wiseley, chairman; S. P.
Johnson, R. H. Kemp.
Executive Committee.
E. A. Canoon, chairman; c. C. Tan
nehill, Robert Kellahin
Libraries.
L. K. McGaffey, chairman; Robert
Ke1lahin, A. NJ Robertson.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-30

council Wednesday night to exist for
forty-four years. and Mr.. Hamlin stat
ed that work on the exchange to be
installed in that city would begin in
the very near future.
I'VE also have under contempla-
tion," continued he, "a plan for ex-
tending our lines into Roswell, New
Mexico, and Ell Paso and Amarillo,
Texas, which would give Albuquerque
direct communication with that dis
trict. just how soon we can get to
that work 1 do not know. as we have
numerous extensions, plans and inn
provement work under way now
which is requiring pretty much all
of our attention, but that it eventu-
ally will be done is almost an assur-
ed fact"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-30
CLEARING THE WRECK.
Express Train Ran Into Landslide
Last Night.

New Hamburg, N. Y, July 30
Wrecking crews were at work this
morning clearing away the debris OF
the wreck of the New York Central
Pacific express train which ran into
a landslide one mile north of New
Hamburg at 1870 last night, result
ing in the death of Edw. Wells, an
engineer of Albany, and E. Warren,
fireman of New York, and the injury
of about twelve passengers.
The wreck was one of the worst
that has ever occurred on the Hud-
son River road since the New York
tunnel disaster, and it seems miracu-
lous there were no more serious cas-
ualties The locomotive turned over,
after plowing forty feet into the
ground which had fallen upon the
track, shot upwards, and then turning
almost at right angles came down
across all three tracks.
Boiler Explosion.
Vincennes, Ind, July 30.-Two men
were killed and twenty injured in a
boiler explosion at the Vincennes pa
gagged in placing new boilers, the old
ones being still in use, when the ex-
plosion occurred. The property loss
is estimated at $4,000.
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Fine Quality of Oil.

From Lakewood Progress.
Lakewood has suddenly come into
the greatest prominence as a pros
pective oil field and is probably des-
tined to be the "Oil City, of the Pc
cos Valley Several times in the past
1t has attracted attention by reason
of the outcroppings of petroleum
which have been observed at various
places in this vicinity. but no sub
stantial development work has been
done and the field has been allowed
to lay unexplored. But there has now
been found prospect SO extraordina-
rily favorable that no time will be
lost in instituting a thorough inves-
tigation.
The new field is six miles west of
town, and the prospect was discoy-
ered-or rather noticed as being so
,uncommonly good-on last Sunday
The oil appears in the artesian well
recently completed on the Bert Roby
place. now belonging to an Artesia
man named Swengle.
J. C. Plott lives near the well, and
his attention having been called tc
the indications of oil. he and ]. B
Roberts went out Sunday to investi
gate When the two men reached the
well they found collected around the
casing considerable quantity of q
dark. thick fluid which they at once
recognized as crude oil. They pro
curM several bottles of the oil. also
samples of the flowing water. which
was found to contain large percen
tage of oil. Tuesday Mr.. Roberts tool
sample Of the fluid to Roswell. and
had 1t analyzed-
A soon MS the discovery made BY