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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
De 7ODAS parties
Concrete ingles. Consume
do alcohol. Una exposi-
ci6n.-Gran catedraI.
ESTRELLAS VISiBLES
En- Indiana. .-Poblaci6n de
Grecia. -Gruta extensa.
Progreso lapones.

La Junte do Concrete de Londres
declare al fnalizsr el mes de Agosto,
que ei aumsato de las importaciones
inglssss fuS do q 2l1 500 y el de las
xportacionss q. $40, 600.
-DIcsss que en- Guatemal1 60
consumsn al ano 6 botsllas do aguAr.
disnts dal pals ,por cads habitante.
-En sl 1905 90 llevarA & cabo una
sxposici6n electro teeuica en- Kisv,
Russia.
Ell sdifcio mss notable de Am
bsrss o. 81 catedral, Ia mas grandiosa
dc BSlgica, Su maravillosa torrs Ca
lads, % lauza & 125 metros do alturs.
Emptz6 q construirse en- al siglo XIV
y termin6 en- el XVI.
Ell ndmsro do las estrellas vIsi-
bles no 90 indnito, como podrfa supo-
rerss. ii professor Newcomb dice
que los satrellas que 90 pusdsn YER sin
tslsopio alcapzsn & 1877.
-En sl Estado de Indiana exlstsn
aatualmente veinticuAtro compaffas do
traction sleetrica que cubrsn un total
de S13 millas. Todas estas lfneas fe.
|rr1variss han aldo construidas en- 10
Ultima decada.
LA poblaci6n actual de 10 Grecia
ss de 3, 43o, Ss7 hshitantes, poco me.
nos que 10 de 10 America Central.
La grusa de Ham, on la provinciA
dc Nsmur, BelgicA, es despues de la
Adelsberg, on Iliria, la mas hermosa
y sx ersa de Europa. Mide tres XII
l6metros de extension y so invisrten
dos horas en- recorrerla.
~ElJap6n est& ocupandose mucho
de 10 construction de fsrrocsrriles en-
| 10 Cores. En- una Inca de 800 millas
de longitud, siena 30 mil individuoa
trabsjando. Fl Jsp6n ha venido ha-
ciendo dltimsmepts pedidos de impor-
psrtancia & los fabricsntss norteane.
ricanos de artfculoa para la construc.
ci6n de Was ferreas.
-Selim Pscha, jsfe de 10 policfa
ssoreta de Fllfpopolis-Turqnia euro.
pea--hs sido arrestado, pessndo 30.
bre 81 10 acusscl6n de hsber sido au-
tor principal del ateutado que ocvrri6
contra el Su'tAn hace pcco mas dc un
mes.
-Dursnte 10 Ultima guerra en-
Oriente, Russia ha contrAtado emprss-
tito por vAlor do 1,475 millor de
frances; el Jsp6n ha podido 8 los
msrcados de Londres y Nueva York
l20kQ millonaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
ACADEMIES FERR0V|AR|OS

Durarts los docs meIes que ter
minaron 81 80 de JUNO Glsimo, SSe
personals fnsron musrtss y 1878 re-
oibieron contusioneA y hsridas en- &C.
sidentes ferroviarios en- los EItados
Unidos. CompArkpdoss estAs citrAs
con las del 1904 n6tsss un asmento de
IL en- los mrsrtos J 4,12S en- les he
ridos.
FL nimsro do emplsados muertos
acusa Una bsiA de LOG. Hubo 1881
cheques , 1856 Observation-Disclosures De
sstos accideE teS, aolaments 163 eho
ques , l6S dsssarrilamisntos afeCiSror
treues de pass sieros. Fl dAfo eAussdc
{ les companias assemble q 81, 4lO,o7l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
CONSEJO EJECUTIVO
Session del dia IS.

Empez6 10 session q las dos.
Asistieron los sefiores Poat, del
Valle, Fakoer, Willout gby, Grahame
yaCroaas.
Es pospuesto indefniismerte ell
G. B. ndmero 80 sobre reunionss pI
b'ieas.
Pasa & Ia comisi6n judicial el bill
de Mr.. Post, sobre vsgancia.
Son aprobados en- segunda lee :
turs, despu6s dc ligara discussion los
bills & y 80.
Ea aprobado el c. B. nImero 2A.
Por recommendation do Ia comisi6n
do leyss generates pasan 4 la comi-
sion judicial los bills 10. 3sy3s.
Es aprobAdo 81 G. B. rdmero 4 y
pasado & CGmara de Dsleg ados.
Sc d. leetxrs s un sssrito del 81.
ealds do Rio Pisdras,en que pids 90 ID
sutoriss para hacsr por administra-
ci6n variss reformas On 10 cAlle d.
<Rrumbaughs y cuyss obras no excs-
dsrkn dc 500.
El ssHor Bsrbosa llama 10 ats2
ei6n para que 90 yea 81 en- lA OK presa
do poblsci6n 90 han hecho otras ohral
dc IL mlsma fndole por Admiuistraei6n
no sea a-dlce -aunqus en- este saso nj
ocurra, 90 vayan hseisndo sstoa ira
bsios por ssparado, pudisndo haeers'
todos iuntos J por subastA.
Mr.. Post maniAssta que ESQ 80 deb
( que muchos municipios no cuental
con fondos suaelentes para hscsr esa
obras ( 10 veg, viendoss obligados
rsalizarlss POGO & POGO. Pasa sl asuu
| TO 4 10 Comisi6n de Hacienda
Sc de- lectura 81 intorme de Ia sCc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
AUTOMOBILES Y B|C|CLETAS

segdn los d'timos dAsos estAdfs-
tleos prsaOutados por Ia Colectlrfa
de contribuciones dircetas, el ndms-
ro de vehfculos automobiles que exls.
to en- Frarcla y que se halls suieto al
impueato, es &c l7,l07.
DIcha esntidsd cemprsnde u 7l3
autom3vileS de dos asientos J 4 39l
de uno y dos ssisntos, Paris lsola.
mente tIene LAG sutom6viles.
Los vehieulos de traction animal
30 eleven Ia notable elfra de 1887,
662; sl rduero de vslocipedos que q
sncuentrsn sujetos al lmpuepto ss ele
Va q l, 100 osS, de los cuales le, lis lie
van una mAquina motriz J Lib eS
van sin ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
Bill en- primera lsctura

0tt CIV PItHtofW tsNs~I@
q. B. No IL Por el seKor Men.
dex Cardona: sPAra snmsndar In Icy
tltulada <Para provssr 81 auxilio Dc
los Munieipios y Juntas Escolarss,s ,
aprobada On 10 dc Narzo do !, ,so4
Il. 3. NJ IL. Por sl ssiior do Die
60: Proveysndo sl nombramisnto do
un Sssretario para el Comisionado do
Puerto Rico en- Washir gton.
Fl B. No IA. For los senores Fs-
dsrico vlrells, Giol y Romero Rosa.
<Para ljmitar 10 carga que rsgulsr.
msnte puede sehsr sobrs sus hombros
8 sobre I'll cahsza todo brasero en-
generals ,
H. B. NJ 10. Por los % 4 res Ro-
nero Rosa y Matfas Gonzalez G Garsfa;
<Para prohibir todo psgo { los ira.
bajadores que no asa en- monsda Of
cial.>
H. B. No 16 Por los 81 flores de
Diego y Giol. <Para fund un La
boratorio de Bacteriologfa 8 Iaatituto
do vacupac.6n anti -rAb.ca, y para
otrosi ifness
El sexor B rnardini, & nombre d.
10 comisi6n do Fl Hacienda, present6 una
resoluci6n copjunts, que textualmente
dice ssf;
<Por cusnto, en- 10 primera session
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
Ju|C|O CONTRA UN GUARD|A

Nafana microbes, & las 9 q. m.
90 ce!sbrArk en- 81 iuzgado municipal
do esta ciudsd, FortaIexa 10, sl iuicio
jncosdo On averiguasi6n de los hschos
ocurridos ls ncche del 81 de Disiem-
hre On el Psrqus Borinqueu, por sl
asropsllo que somsti6 Ell policfa Gin.
tr6n contra sl iovsn don Carlos Pa
tr6n,
Sc supllca { los testlgos de 6ste
que por olvido no hayAn sido citadoy,
ss sirvsn ecpcurrir & dicha oficina 4
10 hora indieada
Ri asunto 90 muy interesante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
CARTAS DtTENIDAS

RSfsel GArsis, Gonzalo Carols,
A. G Gaillsrd, Ramona GGbino, sapto
GIL, Agripina Gonzalez, Franzizs
Hernandez, YsmAel Hsrrsrs, Richard
KoeSnsr, Richard Koebnsr, Rosario
Lopez, Atomic LosAr, Anita Luna,
Some G. & Moeueh, Manuel Mcnroig
Enrique G.. Montenero, Rosa Msra
les, Jose Morsts, Ramon Morales
Franco Moreno, BrAuliS oIero, PA
cido oIorio, Juan E, Pav6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
C0RTE MUNICIPAL

La Core Municipal de Bayam6n
gIrsrk su visita mensuSl & los pueblos
de Comerio, Toa.AltS, NsrAnjito y
Dorado. Dlcha Corte regresarS 4 Ba
ysm6n ell q del corriente. Ea Ia mis-.
ma Corts Se vieron loE ties G'tImos
dias de la Iemana tranIeurrlda trsinta
J einCo iuieios On causes cFimipa ales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16
HISPANO-F FRANCES

Durants los seis primsroS msSes
del ado Corrtsnte, la importation de
FrAncis SO hs sfectuado por un vAlor
do 2sS2,7s7, 900 frances, 47,Sll OCO
mas que on iguAl tempo de 1904,
LAexportaeion % reAlis6 por iraa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16

Sc abri6 10 sesi6n ( las tres. Pre-
sidi6 81 ssaor MatienIo. L'ids el ac-
to anterior fac aprobada. El seers.
tario di6 lsctura & las comunic: clones
J peticionss siguientes.
Lucas Mufioz Sou front, do Csbo-
Rojc, solicita una pension por cuatro
sHos para tsrminar su.earrsrs.de Nsdi.
Gina. .Acompana un acusrdo dol Ayun.
tamisnto de squsl pueblo resomspdln.
dole & 10 Clmara de Dsleg ados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-16

cos 2.272, 2,O73, 600 con AlEs de l3l. 779, 600
rssPecto al primer semSStrs del aao
precedents.
Ls importation de Eapana On Fran.
cis, en- dichu lodo, hA disninuido
en- l1277, ,OOO frances.
En cambio, 10 imporsAci6n fran
cesa en- EapsSahA lerssIdo on s, ,s57. 600
frances,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING

A new plate glass front is being
added to the store of John Calvin this
week.
The postoiIice will be open Thanks
giving morning until - O'Clock. Car;
ricrs will make the morning delivery
only. The rural carriers win make no
delivery.
A meeting was held in Red Men S
hall Monday evening to see about form
ing "A local lodge of Foresters of Amer
lea but owing to the village meeting
the attendance was small. Another
meeting will be held some time in the
future as there are several men in town
who wish TO form the lodge.
A telegram was received in Brattle-
boro yesterday afternoon announcing
the death in Baltimore, Nd, of Mrs. o.
o. Ware, Sc, who went to that city
about week ago for medical treat
ment. Mrs Wares maiden name was
Lucy NJ. Richardson and she was the
daughter of William L. and Sophia
Plummer Richardson. She was born in
Brattlcboro December 81, 1919, and
spent her girlhood in this town where
she attended the high school, After her
marriage to 0rrin O. Ware she removed
to Wilmington and that town had been
her home until last fall when the fam
ilv came to Brattleboro to occupy Mrs.
Ware S house. the Richardson home
stead, on High street. She is survived
by husband, two daughters, Miss Ell
len Ware of this town and Mrs. Her.
bert Newton of Holyoke, Mass, and
two brothers, L. II. and F, A. Richard
son. both of Brattleboro. Mrs. Ware
was member of the Congregational
church and woman of great strength
of character.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23

Tho new music store of Leitsinger
& Dupan. which opens tomorrow morn
ing in Retting block, will he open even
ings only on Mondays and Saturdays.
The pool room on Elliot street has
been purchased of Leon Parsons by
Fred Beauchaine, who will run it in the
future. Mr.. Beauchaine also runs pool
room in Hinsdale, \. II.
William o. Childs has filed a volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy with habit
ties of $500. Il and no assets The hrst
meeting of the creditors will be held
December 10 in Referee +. d. Il.
Stowe s office Mr.. Childs has been
conducting the restaurant on Elliot
street formerly run by Mrs. Bertha
Goddard.
Frank Strain. who has been EN-.
Moved as timekeeper with the local
telephone gang for the past two years,
has left the employ of the New England
Telephone company and gone to Bos'
ton TO work. Just before he left town
his fellow employees presented him with
a gold scarf pin and watch fob. His
place will be taken by George Bush Of
Putney.
The firm of Donnell d Davis had
their annual pow-wow Wednesday even
ing. A dozen employees, with the firm,
sat around the table and after a sump'
tuous repast the floor was cleared for
the entertainment. The star perform
ers were Madam Molly Austin Cressey
of Montpelier, VT. Adeline Marion
Shattuck of Townshend, Vt, Miss Min
ME Emoline Allen of Boston, and b.
Albertina Mixer of West Brattleboro.
The monthly "open night" of the
young peoples union will be held at
the Baptist chapel at 7.30 next Tuesday
evening. Guy Kirkham of Kirkham 4
Parlett, the Springfield Mass arehi-
tects, will speak on The Art of Archi.
lecture. Mr.. Kirkham speaks and writes
instructively on subjects relating to the
profession of which he is a well known
member. His talk Tuesday evening is
sure to be of interest to all and the in
vitation to attend is general one.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23
BrafflebOrO Local
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Music rolls aud easeR at olapp 4 Jonss's.
Tbs FLASH" Fountain Pens a practical
novelty, al olapp & Joness.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23
The Effect of Water.

1t is said that liquor develops the
fighting qualities of the human being,
but water is certainly having similar
effect on Brattleboreans.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23

The Reformer till Jan. l, 1908. to new
subscribers, Sl.50.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23

great iciicl.
E. Cyrus Miller of Northampton,
Mass, prominent fruit grower Of
western Massachusetts and recently APP
pointed by the state board of agri-
culture one of its regular lecturers on
horticultural subjects, was in Brattle-
boro yesterday to inspect r. B.. Bar
rows s apple orchard on Ames hill
which has suffered so much from depre-
dations of deer during the past season.
Mr.. Miller said that the deer problem
IS a very serious one to horticultural
lists, the uncertainty making it espc-
cially annoying. He found that deer
had visited Mr.. Barrows orchard since
the last storm and had macerated the
ends of the branches ON numerous trees,
spelling the season s growth and dam
aging the trees for the rest of their
life This is only an example of what
has been going on all the season. Mr..
Miller said that he should not think for
moment of locating an orchard in
section or state that gave so little pro-
lection from the ravages of deer as
does Vermont at present. He will make
for Mr.. Barrows an affidavit in regard
to the damage. which will be presented
to the court of claims at Montpelier.
Mr.. Miller is at present president OF
the Franklin Hampshire fruit growers
association and has much practical
knowledge of pomology.
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BEss M'cLANE TO RECITE HERE.
Roswell Girl Who Has Won Fame in
the East to Entertain Home
People Under Auspices of
Woman's Club.

The people of Roswell are to have
an opportunity to hear Bess May NJ
won fame in her particular line of art
in the Central States. On the night
of August 2 she will read under the
auspices of the Woman's Club, which
is to receive a large per cent of the
proceeds for it's work of education and
advancement. The place of the recit-
al has not zee selected.
Bess May McClane is the daughter
of DR.. C. T. McClane of this city and
is a Roswell girl. For two years she
has been making her home in Chica-
go, where her headquarters are with
the Ridpath Lyceum Bureau, under
whose direction she has been giving
readings all over the Middle States
For five years preceding her removal
to Chicago. she made her home in
Roswell and spent her winters in
study in Chicago. In that time she
has won the name of being one of the
best elocutionary entertainers in the
big city of the Great Lakes.
For her Roswell program Miss Nc
Clane has selected her original cut
ting of The Man of the Box" a story
of originality and interest. She mas
given this only before a number OF
Mems clubs in Chicago, where it was
received with marked favor, and Ros
well will be getting something strict
" new and up-to-date when it hears
its own daughter on this particular
night
Miss MeClane is visiting her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. C. t. McClane at
their home at the corner of Fourth
street and Richardson avenue. and isl
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All kinds of money to loan
on good real estate security.
Carlton & Bell, No. 3O3 h. Main.


Miss Sue Odem left last night fol
Hagerman, Artesia, Carlsbad and 9th
er towns down the valley to visi'
friends.
L. H. Carpenter and wife of Street
er, Ill, returned this morning from {
trip south and will be in Roswell some
little time
T. F. Cazier came up from Carlsbad
this morning, Mr.. Cazier is in charge
of HI Government work in progress
at Carlsbad.
Mrs. w. M. Reed wen down tc
Carlsbad to visit there with Mr.. Reed
until Sunday. Mr.. Reed will spend
Sunday mere.
If were hungry and had Is cents
and was in reach of the Roswell Ho-
tel, I'd have something good to eat.
Wouldn't YOU? 12tf
Geo. NJ. Slaughter returned last
night from Riverside, where he sup
e~riritended the branding of seven
hu ndred steers.
Miss Isabelle Hunter departed this
morning for her home in New Alba
ny, Kan. She was here several days
on lane business.
Parties having property of any
lind to sell will do well to list it
with the Big Four Realty Company
al Grand Central. O8tf.
Harry Hamilton has received the
appointment as postmaster at Artesia
| His many friends will be glad to hear
of his good fortune.
E. F. Hardwick returned Thursday
evening from a business trip to Alva,
o. T.. and ven from here to Artesia
| last night on business.
$4,000 folding bed for $4,000. Re
frigerators and gasoline stoves at
rare bargains. Anxious to buy.-Ma-
| kin's second hand store. 19tf
DR.. C. E. Lukens went to Artesia
last night to fill the pulpit OF Rev
E. E. Mathes, who breaches here Sun
day in the Presbyterian church.
where in the Scripture do we Find
| Salvation in the Name of Christi"
Rev. Bradshaw is here to assist Revs.
C~renshaw and Jones in the work
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kipling returned
last night from Chicago where they
have been on a combined pleasure
and business trip. They were gone 2
weeks.
VIM. Holmes, of Springer. n NJ,
who mas been here for ten days. see
ing the country, left last night for
Hagerman and other points dow the
Valley.
Mrs. Robert Chester Reid, return
ed to Texi1o this morning having
spent a couple Of days witn her moth
er and f~atherinlaw, Mr.. and Mrs J.
NJ. Reid.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-21
Speech.

Speech.
Talk happiness. The world is sad
enough
Without your woes. No path is Who'll
ly rough.
Look for the places that are smooth
and clear,
And talk of them to rest the weary
OF earth, so hurt by on's continuous
OF human discomfort and grief and
pain.
Talk faith. the world is better off
without
Your uttered ignorance and morbid
doubt.
If you have faith in God, or man. or
self,
Say soft not. push back upon the
shelf
OF siIence all your thoughts till faith
shall come.
No one will grieve because your lips
are dumb.
Talk health. The dreary neyer-ending
tale
OF mortal maIadies is worn and stale.
cannot charm, or interest, Or
please,
By harping on that minor chord, dis
ease.
Say you are well, OF all is well with
you,
And God shall ear your word and
make them true.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-21

up this morning to spend three or
four days.
George Halliburton and Mat Nc
Combs, of Dexter were visitors in
Roswell today.
Crab apples for preserving, the
best you ever saw Roswell Produce
and Seed Co.. 19tf.
Mrs. R. v. Hortenstein and son.
Hale, came up from Orchard Park
this morning.
The office of r. H. McCune has
been moved to a room over American
National Bank 1Ot26.
Miss Tommie Parker left last night
for Carlsbad, where she expects to
spend a month.
T. r. Carruthers, of Lake Arthur
returned last night from a pleasure
trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Deem returned
this morning from a visit with rela-
tives at Hagerman-
U. H. Ross, of Grayson county,
Texas, left last night for Artesia to
look for a location.
Sam Saunders returned this morn
ing from a business trip of several
days down the valley.
c.. L. Allison returned this morning
from Artesia, where he has been for
two weeks on business.
LADIES', call and see my new hair
goods, switches, wigs, p~ompadours
and curls. 206 w. 4th st. 1St3*
Misses Winifred and Adalee Ryan
are expected today for an extended
visit with Mrs. R. T. Burge.
ed to Amarillo this morning after a
visit with friends here.
E. D. Garrett left this morning on
his return to ST. Louis after a busi;
ness visit of several days here.
W. F. Brown returned this morning
from a trip to Dexter in the interest
of the Big Four Real Estate Co.
Mrs,~W- c. White left this morning
for her home in Elida, having spent a
week here visiting Mrs. w. C. Miller.
= Parties having property of any kind
to sell will do we'll to list it with
the Big A Realty, Co., Grand Central
99tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-21

Do you realize that the money you
have paid for rent in the past 5 or
10 years would lave paid for a good
home? See R. H. McCune for a home
ON easy payments. 1910
H. E. Eaton and wife came in last
night from Essex, Iowa, and will
make their home here for awhile.
Mr.. Eaton travels for a calendar com
pany of Red Oaks, Ia.
Mrs. E. H. Skipwith left this morn
ing for Denver to spend a few days
with Mrs. Lewis Wachs, formerly of
this city. Mrs. Wachs, was formerly
Miss Edith Farris of Roswell.
J. M. Addington, proprietor of the
East Side Pool room went to Pecos
last night after his mother and daugh
ter, who will join him mere in making
their home. They will return Sunday
Alexander Ault, son and daughter,
of Fort Collins, Colo, who have beer
here for a short visit, left last night
for Lake Arthur and Artesia. Mr.
Ault mas a farm on the Cottonwood.
MI. and Mrs. F. L.. Torrance return
ed this morning from Hagerman,
where they have been living while Mr.
Torrance has een working on the
new hotel there. They will now live
in Roswell.
STRAYED:-Two Mules, a sorrel &
a brown, both branded "MB2" on
left thigh. Last seen July s, at
Diamond A ranch. SO reward for
their return to Picacho. Address
NJ. Baird. 21d5w1s
J. T. Mcneil. E. A. Osburn, J. B.
Walling, G. w. Chisholm and P. H.
Cannon came up from Dayton this
morning to remain a day or two. Mr..
Cannon is drilling a well on his place
e Dayton.
j. H. Bowers and wife left this
morning for their home in Roanoke,
La, after spending several days tour
ing the valley. This is Mr.. Bowers
third trip to Roswell and he will re-
turn again soon.
Rev. E. Ward, Baptist, and Rev. E.
E. Mathes, Presbyterian, both minis
tiers of Artesia, came up this morning
the former for a short visit and the
latter to preach in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow.
IMrs l.. V. Humphreys returned tC
lher home in Lake Arthur last night
7 Cl,o WOE oo1Jo1 1pro fra dow, onC
on %cou of the sickness of heI
granddaughter, the little girl of Mrs
O.. l.. DUNCAN, of this city.
NJ. M. Garland left this morning fol
his home in Pittsburg, Pa, where he
holds the position of Surveyor of the
Port. He has been here and at Ar
tesla several weeks, visiting his fam
lily in Roswell and putting in improve
ments on mis- farm at Artesia.
Elder j. C. Mason, state evangel
list of Texas, arrived in the city to
day, and will preach at the Christian
church tomorrow, both morning and
| evening. Mr.. Mason is recognized as
a talented preacher, and many people
will avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty to heal him.
We have for sale a good brick
business house located near the
business center of the city.
This is a good investment. The
property rents readily and pays
l2t per cent on the investment.
No better proposition in ROs-
we'll. Carlton s Bell.
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Mrs. Maud Coe. of Glencoe, Lin
her father, Judge J. T. Evans. and
went out this afternoon to the ranch
of her mother.
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Piano Tuning.

Expert piano tuning, re-polishing
and repairing, both pianos and Or
gans. Great reduction on pianos.
Easy payments.-P. V. Music Co.
t-th-s-04tf.
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lust received a fresh supply of
Limburger and Brick Cheese at h
U. S. Market. Tel. No. 81. 21tf
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Iowa Southern Land Company. List
bargains for quick sale. sm93tf
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resting up for her winters work on
the eastern stage.
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Cheap R. R. tickets See Ingersoll-
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LOCAL NEWS.

Cheap r. r. tickets. See Ingersoll.
Harry Holly came up from Dexter
this morning.
A No. 1 Tent for sale. Addres ].
w, Record Office. 1879
Jim Williamson and wife. of Hag-
erman, were here today.
C. L. Pierce returned last night
to his home in Carlsbad.