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has been one of the leading lawyers
for many years. If the oil excitement
pans out in getting a gusher he would
return to Roswell in two weeks
Mr.. Pritchard is an able attorney
and has many friends in this section
of New Mexico
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12

Frank Calfee and Mart Goodin
came in from Oscuro this morning
via the auto route Mr.. Calfee is a
brother of Edgar Calfee and was
formerly in the mercantile business
here, being a member of the firm
now known as the Jaffa- Prayer Co.
Mr.. Goodin was also member of
this firm
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12

The reception given to all Masons
and their families ON Wednesday eve
ming at the Masonic Hall will be un-
der the auspices of the ladies of the
Eastern Star, who in a body will act
as a reception committee.
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OIL, OIL, OIL.
and blac

Prices for portraits are the same
as ever now, but when we strike the
'gusher'' they will go up. Take ad-
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OIL WAREHOUSE BURNED.
Spectator Injured by Flying Frag-
ments from Explosion.

Springfield, Mo-, June IA spark
from a passing locomotive today set
fire to the warehouse of the Waters
Pierce Oil Company, which was burn
ed with a loss of $4,000. K. L..
Brockman, a spectator, was seriously
injured by flying fragments when a
large number of oil and gasoline bar
rels exploded.
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HALF A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Several

Several Firemen Injured, None of
Them Fatally.
New York, June 12.-Property val
ued at more than half million dol
lars was destroyed by fire, several
persons injured and many forced to
fee from their homes in scanty attire
in a block near Brook avenue and
147th street today. All the injured
are f1remen. They were victims of
minor accidents, and none of them
are fatally injured.
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Shriners in Town.

The advance guard arrived yester-
day, ten in number, the Hot Time
Working Team from Albuquerque.
They spent all afternoon yesterday
and this morning. assisted by local
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12

Don't sweat over hot stove Thurs
day. Take dinner with the Methodist
folks at the Peeler building on Main
street.
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POLICY HOLDERS ORGANIZE.
Losers in San Francisco Form Corpo-
ration for Collecting Claims.

ration for Collecting Claims.
San Francisco, Cal, June 12.-The
San Francisco policy holders in the
Traders Insurance Company of Cali
fornia have adopted the report of the
advisory committee and have resolv-
ed to organize a corporation for the
collection of their claims. At a meet
ing held yesterday the policy holders
authorized the appointment of nine
incorporators to arrange the neces-
sary preliminaries and articles of in
corporation. This procedure was de-
cided upon after the policy holders
had been informed of the refusal of
the receiver in Chicago to afford
their committee any information re-
garding the financial condition of the
Traders Insurance Company.
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For a Greater Pittshuru.

Pittsburg Pa, June pa special
election is being held in Pittsburg
and Allegheny today to decide the
question of creating a greater Pitts
burg.
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Rate Bill to Conference.

washington. June 12.-The rail
road rate bill was sent to conference
today by a vote of 1s9 to 80. and Hep
burn, Sherman and Richardson were
appointed conferees on the part of
the House.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12
Try Purity Flour.
GALVESTON BRIDGE BURNED.

City Has No Connection With Out
side World, Except by Boat.
Houston, Tex, June 12.-About
1000 feet of the bridge over a mile
long which connects Galveston island
with the mainland, was burned this
morning, completely isolating Calves
ton from all connection with the out
side world except by boat
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12

Developing and finishing for am:
Studio. SStf
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Careful attention given to amateur
work at Walton's Studio. SStf
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Purity Flour.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms Sick
people need not apply Ladies pre-
ferred. AIS North Penn. ave. 87tf
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The Children's Day exercises at
the Christian church Sunday night
were the most successful ever given
by the church, and there was a very
large attendance. The morning serv-
ice at this church was rendered es-
specially attractive by a choir of
about forty voices including some of
the best singers in Roswell, and al
though the sermon was on the sub
ject of missions Elder Hill as usual
presented some striking thoughts.
For instance referring to the horde
of foreigners pouring into America,
he said that the churches must be
prepared to ChristianiZe them as
fast as they come, or they will pa
ganize and anarchize our nation"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-12

Dover, Del, June 12-Col. H. A
Dupont was elected U. s. Senator by
the Delaware legislature which met
in joint session today at noon
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Remember the lecture Tuesday
night at M. e. church. South. Fans
to keep you COOL
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Tillman Bill Referred.

g Washington, June 12-The
g Tillman bill prohibiting corpo- {
8 rations from making campaign
6 contributions under penalty of {
g fine, which the senate passed,
g has been received by the |
g mouse and referred to the COM {
8 mittee on Elections of Presi-
g dent, Vice President and
e Members of Congress.
9
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New Senator From Delaware.

Cheap R. R. tickets, see Ingersoll.
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Sctrat6S = QircnScn.

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2Im %. 3uli 0ampier Seem. YQrt"
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gns Scm Snneren MarDlanS'S uno
ben angrcusenbcn Staatcn.

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n0ocnIt.Noin! g}dnnerhor."

Sauptqlortier: 8mider'S Saue,
@fe Cube. upo MnorcitroBe. cling
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,Irbciter-2ieOertaiel."
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gent s. &nrolus.
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8oe1lmonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-19
Shiffsnadlridltcu.

~Nem Norf, Is. Suli. - Nn0e'
fonmen bon @cnlIo mo Neopcl lit
Scr Gompfcr vErinceB Srenr."
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Nbaciobrcn nod 9tctu 9)ort lit Der
Gontpier oaronpril5 @ilbclm."
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NbfaGrtSta9c Der Eaiiagicrs0 ampfcr
Oun Neiusynrf.

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nad SABRE.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-19
gtadtlunggon e. Hpntcu.

GorepItraBe unO Sort = GOenlie -
SiiOliA fobrcn0: @erloiicn Grub
&iu-9orf /, ., 3 ms 4 lt6r Mor-
gems; 6opettc. uno Somar0sS traBe
t.2t, 2.2t, 3.2t ltno 4.2t Morgcns.
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WcSenrp /, 3, 8 aino A llbr Ntor-
gems; Sapette- uno Spm0r6.S traBe
t.23, 2.23, 1923 uilo 4.23 Morgens.
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ton . 9(pcnuc, @aSerlp, /, 2, 8 unO
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gereitt. Ger 3adJIab belGilft lid
altf $220,000.
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&crcinigtr Singer BON Baltimore.

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ncrdor = Soac"; SrGitOent SenrD
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not.
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1922, &arforo-apcnue. Slngitiiroe
DienitagS = 8irigent: S. y. Traat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-19

lpieien 5iebt un0 bort zen Segen eins
beimft.
Nd9tli9 f9immern oie rotben Seuer
ina 9baI. Die oben Dor ben Siitten, in
pel9en gebauit miro, gum Wdrmsu
un6 9oden ange3iinbst tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-19

Nie9u6en perben tpieber nfuret."
- Der 4born ~qoloeelb, oas Grin
q Der Wieien ftumpf = Die ga
tur lit miibe ibres CONNER
feites. Sn ben SbGlern beniiben ole
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iteben.
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freuoi9en Subel, ipie er pdbreno Der
6eumabo gu bOren mar.
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9ebirgsbauern, mo er nit Dem gan3en
Sausftano ouf Die acknowledgement Mlms
IL. HL .L#F|HH" LsNaE. NHI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-19

SQriuro e gIpcnue . Ginie - Glib
LID fa6rcno: 8crlaiicn Wcbcr'S Yarf,
SorforO. GoaO /, ., 8 uno A If:
W2orQcn8. 00roli6 fobreno: @olti'
more. At. @opItroBe 100, $50, $50
itnO 4.30 WorgenS. Die SarforO-
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02

The following ,ketch of the life of
Paul Nc3ae. who represents Buck
ugmm and Cumberland iu the Nir-
gu.a Legislature, is taken from the
New- Leader
Paul McEae, the Cumberland cOun-
iy representative JOB the house, is about
Thirty year, OFF age. His father was
John H. McBae. and his mother was
Miss Emily IS Tupin, of this city.
SIR. Ncilac was educated at Richmond
College and at the University of Nir-
guIa. Ills inst work after graduation
$3.50, on tue edItoria. staff of "Ency-
ciopela Of Pleading and Practice" at
Northpou, NY. lie remained two
years boo .H9t work and returned 10
Che county off Cumberland for the prac-
tce of Jaw. and iu 1903 was appointed
attorney for .le Commonwealth, hold
ug That position for two years.
Nr. McRae represents the counties
of Cumberland and Buckingham. hay
lng perhaps the largest constituency
o. amy Democrat in the general assem-
hly. lu one of the hottest primaries
ever seen n the district, he carried
both counties over adistiuguishe and
popular citizen of buckingham Mr..
Nckae Us interested in the question of
school, and good roads. lie is a quiet
man. uut De I- @ worker and accom-
W.,Ie, much in committee.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
Works at Age Of lis.

One of the most remarkable instan-
ees Of longevity TO be found in the
State Of Virginia is the old colored
woman. Lucy Fry, who lives in Al
bemade county, says Charlottesville
special TO the Richmond News Leader
Lucy is one Of the old-time Virginia
darkies. She is a descendant Of the
Thomas Jefferson stock Of dlrkies and
lives in "Happy Hollow" in what Is
known as Ragged Mountain" moi
far from the University of Virginia.
She was born on Monticello noun
tain. June 20, 1890, and is consequent
Nv one hundred and fifteen years old
She il still active and hearty for hel
age. When interviewed a few days
ago at her cabin she was sweeping the
yard. ,.,-.
Lucy il the mother Of thirteen
children. The youngest child Is ~
wears old, born when the mother was
AZ. Ii is rather remarkable that hel
Youngest ehild's birthday comes Oh
the same day Of his mothers.
In the interview with the old wo'
man. she was asked what she contrib.
uted her long life TO. She said, "Pien.
tv of fresh air and regular habits.
used to pIow in the field and cut WOOD
the same as any man."
She showed the old family Bible ln
which her birth was recorded.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
Buffalo
PampIIn City, Feb. IS. 1906.

dul pun Nityi ICo' ~ i""''
Mrs. Bette a. Hunt, Of Travis,
visited in the homes Of her two
brothers-in-law last week.
Mrs. +. l.. WOmack, Mrs. Emmett
Womack and young son, Tom Preston,
called at Dublin last Thursday after
noon.
Rev. Johu NJ. Cochran, Of Texas,
had a narrow escape recently. he
was walking on the railroad track,
near Greenville, where he had preach
ed, and stepped aside to let a train
pass. When he got on the track again,
the noise from the train ahead pre-
vented his hearing one approaching
from the rear; and although the train
slowed up as much as possible, itcould
not stop in time. Mr.. Cochran was
knocked OIL, and one rib was broken,
lie was unconscious for a time; but
when last heard from, was getting on
as well a. circumstances would per
NIT.
Miss NJ. a. Hunt had delightful
visits at the homes Of Messrs. w. b.
Binford's and j. b. Elams recently.
IL is always a pleasure to be in such
hospitable homes as these. Mrs. }. ID.
Carter and Miss Margie Crawley were
visitors at these homes, from Friday
until Sunday Of the same week.
Miss Lizzie BinfOrd called on the
Misses Hunt one afternoon lately.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-03-02
A Proposed High School.

The patrons Of Green Creek School,
Cumberland county, purpose To esiaO-
lish high school that shall give en-
ployment to three teachers and pre-
pare students for college.
At present the schO ,lhOuse is mile
from the center Of the territory Of the
school, and many patrons believe that
it should be moved nearer the center
for the accommodation Of more pu-
pills.
IL is confidently expected that at no
distant date every county I'm the State
will have its high school, and the ac-
ton Of our Green Creek friends IS 10
be commended. Indeed these high
schools are absolutely necessary IN or
der that our state may enjoy the full
fruitage of its educational hopes.
Let the common schools be main
tanned, to be sure. Let the Normal
School, the University, and our vari-
Gus colleges be sustained without
question. But at present, there is a
chasm between the common schools
and these higher institutions.
The Normal School is now teaching
many students who should be I'm a
high school, but such an institution
does not exist i'm the home county.
Hence, the parents are forced to incur
extra expense by sending their child
rem from home and paying board;
whereas if each county mad its high
school, these pupils could be kept at
home until prepared to do higher
grade.
What is true of the Normal School
is true Of the Colleges and even Of the
University OF Virginia All these in
situations have students not ready for
the higher work, who had better be in
the high school i'm the home county if
such a school existed.
The high school means, therefore, a
saving Of money to the parents OF our
State. Besides the higher institutions
world then be more at liberty to do
their own higher work, and could be
more economically sustained, since
fewer teachers would be required.
1t is to be hoped, then, that the peo-
ple Of Cumberland will unite i'm an
earnest effort to establish and sustain
this proposed high school.
o. b. SEARS.