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Godfrey signifed assent. want to make
it over to Sir Charles?" Sir Godfrey
shook his head furiously. do you mean
my daughter1 The ghost bowed with
his hand on his heart. Sir, you do me
proud. She's rafting good girl" The
ghost signiied assent.
May | ask where it isl" he inquired.
The ghost moved his mouth, but no
sound came. Then he pointed to the
north end of the gallery. In the cor
ridor up there, do you mean? No?
Just draw the place on this paper with
your finger. I'll follow it with a pencil.
You mean it for the broken
stairway in the North Tower, don't you?
How many steps up? i.
Seventeen? In the wall, Ell?
Fifteenth brick? Very good.
You're the ghost of a gentleman, sir,
and I'm honored to have met you.
Good-day!"
They found the treasure in the hollow
of the wall of the North Tower steps:
furnished goblets of silver, and widowed
bags that dissolved when they touched
them into heaps of widowed gold, and
here and there noble gem that noble
lady of forgotten days had'worn They
laughed and Rugged one another with
delight and the ghost of Sir Godfrey
felt little lonely as he stood unseen
beside them. So he stole away to the
picture-gallery to wait till they remem-
bered him. 1t was not long before Lady
Mallinson came; and she touched the
stern lips of the portrait with her own
sweet ones.
Pray God" she said, Il may never
forget that my little sons are the heirs
of a gentleman
So she went back to her dear living
ones, with smiles in her eyes, and Sir
Godfrey returned to the place of the hon
ored dead with smiles in his. The old
spirit lives yet, he said, among the
sons of men; and it will live as long as
there is good woman"
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26
whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given to the pub
liz that Mr.. Fred Hunt is no longer
connected with me in the abstract
b~usiness, that he is not authorized
to receive any work for me or collect
any bills due me.
further wish to state that have
secured a man to do my
abstract work, one who mas had 10
a experience in this line OF bust
ness. wish to thank all who have
nat, onized me in the past and ask a
continuance of their patronage. The
friends and a-cquaintances of Mr. w
s Moore will find him at my Office
after August 1. ready and willing to
serve them all. Resp. 25t3
F. P. GAYLE.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26
WANTED.

WANTED Woman for general
homework. Apply at Atkinson cot
tage OF North Hill. 1Stf.
WANTED To rent, by August LIST,
a small house, furnished or unfur-
nished; or room and board for cou-
pie with private family. Address
B." Record Office. 25tf
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT:-One neatly furnished
room, well ventilated, 202 w. Ala
media Street. tl%
FOR RENT Desk room in best To-
cation in city. Office Big A Realty
Company, Grand Central Hotel. Off
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rear of q. 8. Market in Record
Block. Apply u. s. Market. 19tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26

Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone 175. 7f
G. T. McQuillOn went to Elkins
this morning on telephone business.
Crab apples for preserving, the
best you eve saw Roswell Produce
and Seed Co. 19tf.
For good fresh meats go to the
Sacramento Market, phone 425.-Lee
& Hampton. 24t5
w. E. Clark returned to his home
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26

in Artesia last night. He was here
transacting business.
/. B.. Rose went % Portales this
morning to receive some cattle for
Cottingham & Rose.
Don't miss the recital of Bess May
MacC1ane, Thursday night, Aug. 2,
or you will regret it. 24-tf
FOUND.-Booklet on Bible Read
ings. Owner may have same by
paying for this notice. 24tf.
J. B. Atkeson, the Artesia attorney.
was here yesterday looking after bust
ness at the land office.
Charley Mansell mas arrived from
Dublin, Texas. and accepted a posi-
ton in a local print shop.
Just received a fresh supply of
Limburger and Brick Cheese at the
u. S. Market. Tel. No. 81. 21tf
Something new and original will
be heard at Bess May MacClane's
recital on Thursday night, Aug. 2.
Prof. w. B. Scott, of Elida. arrived
last night to be here a week or ten
days while looking after business.
All kinds of money TO loan
ON good real estate security.
Carlton s Bell, No. 303 n. Main.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-26

would be considered worthy of the
title in Kentucky.
Harry Carder, of Carlsbad, is here
for an extended visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Jones, of 312 East
Eighth Street. He was recently over
come by heat in a cinder pit at Carts
bad and is here to recuperdte ms
health He was also threatened with
typhoid fever and came to Ros"eii
to escape the evil He is now entire
~ recovered.
We have for sale a good brick
business house located near the
business center of the city.
This is a good investment. Inc
property rents readily and pays
l24 per cent on the investment.
No better proposition in Ros-
well. Carlton & Bell.
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would be considered worthy of the
title in Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

you the following headline in The New York
publican newspaper of OF the % fair at T Fonda 0'A' '
r.. The Hersids He headlines say: Silence Greets
aanrsd MsSs IN Parade 8 y, FaE rn! Two
Approval Follow Addrsss fRs Beto1s 9s
Holiday ticl Makers No Crowd at Schenectady spe-
Station at Amsterdam Other Towns Apathetie" 3o
The Amsterdam Evening Reporter fRepublican)
Never before in the history of county fairs at
agricultural e1hibtion as it aid oay lag etaa 10 aa
IKE three thousand people went by rail-! while hum
huh1sd Tsn psope eo1 OF ah shs
during fh e day waf e hehs h tPs 9a @ the station
vas Vas niled to oEerhowing but # remained for the
before there such ght at the tcket window
a. az the local station TO get tickets. Chief Bartlett.
keep the people in line. but the bIueooats were
the crush. while others were dragged out from the
s,rugsiing heap IN an exhausted condition Freight
'fSs srs.n aa n1s Pasa e as5 ase
on this train also but after every available space
Climbed on the ETen hen tSo hR hndred
people We're left behind. Herst reached Fonda at
Preceded by Minchesa ri military @ N band and
greeted 'es on iaT bs sTTya q, He HE as %
grounds by fully ten thousand people"
free press IN this country. but I am sorry to say
tss hat haze found that II you want fair
regret this condition as a neeWspaper man.
that could have been more popuar with 'fe v FHTe f
low newspaper prOprietors II. when invited, I had
oeen willing 10 enter into trust with them raise
the rates 10 advertisers and keep down the wages
of employees
But IT is my proude-t boast that have been
able TO conduct my properties successfully without
entering into such trust: that have been able
to make Legitimate profit on my newspapers while
SHORTENING union hours and raising union wages.
II nave won the hostility newspaper com
petitors hope I have won the good opinion of
my employees and OF union labor generally I
would rather have that good opinion than snv
once ana Will repeat what have said before
that would not care merely 10 be known as the
.Iovernor OF New York State OF anv other stste
pgt would give nearly everything possess to be
known as the Governor OF New York State who
Kept his promises and stopped the trusts from rob
bing the people. ~ Ai wv
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
LEAGUE TICKET IN ERIE
CoatszUOrth Issues Ultimatum and
ChaIlenge Is accepted.

Buffalo, Oct. S.-After conference which lasted
all day and up to midnight between representatives
of the Democratic county organization and Clarence
j. Shearn. representative of William R. Hearst
Chairman Coatsworth of the Erie County general
committee. gave out open letter addressed 10
Mr.. Shearn, in which he declares ttat the Demo-
cracy Of Erie County stands unit for the ac-
ton of their respective conventions and that no
person regularly nominated will be asked TO with
draw Should any attempt be made on the part OF
the independence League to defeat any Democrat
bv placing a third ticket in the field, the letter
saws "a condition might be created in the county
which may be disastrous TO the man for whose ben
eft the independence League was organized
filled
The letter closes with the words This Is the
ultimatum CT the Democratic organization OF the
County OF Erie
After reading Chairman Coatsworth's ultlrnatun
Mr. Shearn gave out a statement in which he says
that the only course now open 10 the Independence
League is the nomination OF full ticket in the
county The statement says in part:
The League has requested the withdrawal of Ger
tain candidates the Democratic Assembly and
county ticket the ground that they were unfit
and conspicuously misrepresented all that the In
dependence League stands for.
Coupled with this request was the proposal that
the Democratic organization select the candidates
from among their membership to take the
places Of these unfit candidates the only require
ment being that they should be above reproach.
The rejection OF this proposal leaves other
course open 10 the League than place nomina-
ton ft candidates OF its own selection
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
"F1NGEY" THINKS HEARST IS tanned
Says Candidate and Democratic PARTY Are
Working in Unison.

"Fingey" conners. chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee returned to the lonely headouar-
ters OF the committee, q the Hotel Victoria YES
terday. He Indignantly denied an assertion that
Mr.. Hearst was ignoring his committee .'Why I
shouldn't be surprised II he came here to-day"
said Chairman "Ftngey," bthely. He was not at
all certain about II, however Last night after e
vain search through the gloomy recesses of the
headquarters. Secretary Mason was found hiding
behind his desk He said that Chairman Conners
was not in. and he did not know whether or not he
would be in. He did think that Mr. Hearst
had paid visit TO the headquarters
However, Chairman Conners thinks he has Mr.
Hearst tanned. He said SO in the afternoon. ''Mr
Hearst and the Democratic party'-Che put the
party after Mr Hearstl-'are working in unison -
said the chairman beginning with THURSDAY
morning. when he begins his upstate tour he will
be jointly under the direction the Independence
League and the regular Democratic organizat ation.
Chairman Conners said that the rumpus IN Buff
falo caused by the putting up OF a separate local
ticket by the Independence League was being
'ironed OUT satisfactorily.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
HEARST TO START ON TOUR THURSDAY

William Randolph Hearst will leave this city for
an extended upstate tour next Thursday the
Iackawanna Railroad. The itinerary is arranged
as follows:
Corning night Of Thursday, October Il; Elmira,
Friday October y; Bingharlton, Saturday, October
10; Cortland. Monday. October Is; 0swego. Tuesday
Plattsburg, THURSDAY. October IS; Gens Falls and
Saratoga, Friday, October 49, Schenectady, Satur-
day. October 20.
Mr.. Hearst and his party will return TO New
York on Sunday, October d Mr.. Hearst will be
accompanied by other speakers selected from DEM
ocrats Of this state and conspicuous independents.
Three other main speaking tours are IN course Of
preparation each one 10 be headed by one OF the
candidates on the state ticket. accompanied by
Democrats and independents. Some changes Of
dates may be made to get the best ana largest
halls IN the various towns
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
JUDICIARY PETITION ON FILE.
Lawyers Independent Ticket Backed by
More than $500 Names.

The petition nominating the independent judicial
ticket filed with the Board of Elections by the
judiciary Nominators yesterday afternoon. II is
signed by than $500 voters Of New York
County. three-quarters of whom practising at
torneys Although the time for filing such petit
tions does not expire until October It. the action
taken yesterday TO give the noInnators official
status In the campaign.
This action is taken 70 that the judiciary
Nominators desire the regular political party or
ganizations understand that the ticket named
by the lawyers committee Is be changed for
political purposes. The Endorsement of any po-
tiCal party organization will be welcomed by the
Judiciary Nomnators. but the latter strongly
opposed TO making any change IN the ticket as
nominated. AS a matter of fact. now that the
petition has been filed. no change could be made
In the independent Judicial ticket by the nom;
be Drought about would be through the declina-
tion of any OF the candidates named TO serve.
The ticket placed in nomination by the Judiciary
NOminatOrs is follows:
For Justices of the Supreme Court-Edward s.
Cinch Theodore Connolly, Lewis L. Delafield. John
Frankenheimer, Leonard A. Giegerch. Arthur =
Masten. Samuel H. Ordway Charles Z. Rushmore.
Lawrence E. Sexton and Edward 3. Whitney.
For Surrogate-Frank T. Fitzgerald.
For General SessiOns-RufuS y. COWins (City
Judge and William E. Wyatt.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
SAYS DEMOCRATS HAVE LOST HOPE
Secretary Shaw Sees No Danger of Their
Controlling House of Representatives

ury Department in al interview last night. said:
We are in danger whatever Of losing the Ma
tional House OF Representatives.. The Democrat 8
have lost all hope OF carrying IL since Mr. Bryan
made his New York spt ech advocating the govern
ownership OF railroads That has DESTROYED
al their chances of success Tor cOme. and
BRYAN AMI Hears, are all the party has left in
presidential timber, and mOre's the PITY for i like
% see STRONG men lr the oppos- zion Senator
Bailey aud John SaHrT Williams are the only con-
sriCuOuS IsUreS in the south and they impOs-
sible- 1 don x 90 delve into a mans motives,
buI suppose Mr.. Ecyan believes in government
ownership and thinSs II viii win. He viii never
IL
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

safe and sane candidate in 1904 Is now powerfuI
enough to take possession OF the Democratic or
gdnZattOn in two great states
Ihe condition into which the Democratic party
mas thus fallen Is in itself menace 10 the welfare
or the country. l one Of those who rejoice
IN ~ Tor think IL is just important that the
party or opposition should NOT drive OUT all fts
conservative elements abandon all Us tradirIons
ana give itself over 20 radicaIisrn, Violence and
general lndecency. that the party in now~r
sA9uiG remain sound and wise and safe
As / look over the situation in New York and
Massachusetts, I feel that we have rf5I,t y 60. -
pea 20 all rejecting men without regard 10 marry
20 al DeIn0crats who desire TO preserve 1bai~ own
great and historic party. 10 give US their snnnor1
We sh4j resist revolution We viii C,,-s srtIs
I,,t 1Itse py the methods OF law and in me sohsr
W o1 orctred freedom We shall fight 10 rhs snd
- 80 ana violence and socialism which h-ss5 =
worse tyranny than any despot can devtse 1865
Hesister day, or you may lose vote against
hysteria and hypocrisy in politics. When YOU
register enroll for the next primaries as we'll.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
ALLEGED NoN-PARrIsANs FOR HEARST

Philip r Dillon. secretary OF the Direct Nomina-
tons League, had long talk with Max Ihmsen at
the Independence League headquarters last night
Later II was announced that the league had in
dorsed Mr.. Hearst for Governor. James A Allen
vlce-pres!de;t OF the Direct Nominations League
disgruntled Republican OF the 7th Assembly Dis
trict. OF which William Halpin is leader; but the
organization is supposed 10 be non-partsaD.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
LEAVE CAMPAIGN TO HEARSTITEs
LRy telegraph to The Trlhur

IEy IeIegTaph 20 Tne TrIbune-
Middletown. N. Y, Oct. 8-Believing that the
members OF the Democratic City Committee
are more in touch with affairs on the present
campaign than the members of the old committee
the latter have resigned their places. The new
committee members were elected at the recent
primaries assume their duties in 1907. They are
of the Hearst faction. and all the old line Demo
Gratis absented themselves from the primaries at
which thew chosen.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
INCIDENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Queer things happen at Tammay Hall in the heat
OF a campaign. One Of the queerest things that
has happened this year is the ingenuity exercised
by the banner painter who has Just finished the
faces on the transparercy that adorns the front Of
the wigwam The banner shows what purp9r5 pn. 10 10
bearers on the state ticket. The painter. doubtless
knowing that Hearst is or less OF a lemon
10 6a is cross between Charles F. Murphy and
big Tim sullivan Tie only thing about the face
parted otneI wise ne PORTRAIT is composite - pcI
Of MurDhy and SQymn II saT a,iisn co,d be
painted under the head and all would he well
Colonel NJ Clarence Padden, City Water Register,
is 70 continue in his cflcial position under the new
COMMISSIONS. Mr. O'Krien. When told yesterday
tbaf the Mayor and Commissioner o Bricn wished
i'm bir, to stay Colonel Padden looked supremey
bappy and said: so made safe hit. eh? Well,
I.o can bet your life shant try 10 steal second
Charles F Murphy perhaps has been misjudged
y, misunderstood for years. 1t was supposed he
ala MOI like Joke Some people mean enough
10 say that ne would fail to recognize one if he
afternoon at Tammany Hall there a conversa-
u9t Question by plain Reporter-Mr Murphy. what
have you got 70 say ABOUT the appointments made
Mr., Murphy have nothing to 70 say on that
YOU didn't nave anything TO say about them did
S9T loud ana undisguised chuckle from the boss.
Mr.. Murphy-Youre dead right. I didn't
II there IS any Hearst betting money downtown
the men who have funds 10 place the proposirio
that Hughes will be the next Governor would Ir,a
10 know where II is 10 be found One little bet I,
&c true was made yesterday, J. L. McCornacl,
wagering 500 on Hearst 10 $500 on Hughes win
simon Pepper but there IS from $4,000 TO $50 900 NJ
Hughes money which it's holders Offering a,
~ 10 | without being able 10 find takers. -
'7'Joa, IrlIman and Make Blumenthal two VOL
kn0wn bookmakers. We're AT the Hoffman HcUsa
"a q Irsf night each trying 10 bet on Hughes
against 50 100 on Hearst, but found takers The
prevailing odds along hToadway Yesterday were
Consdine proprietor of the Metropolis Hotel. said
imone,. IN sight was that the wise ones" were
waiting until the McCarren situation lad been def
tnItslv settled in Brooklyn He added that those
who favored Hearst would not bet Intl they knew
Just where Hearst STOOD
Every voter who wants elean common sense
administration With CharIss E. huahes as Cow
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
EVANS FOR CoGGEsHALLs SEAT
Latter Withdraws in Favor of Colonel
Sanger to No Purpose.

Rome N Y. Oct Sat the Republican county
convention here this afternoon John c. Evans. Of
Rome at present member of Assembly from the
a District was nominated for State Senator.
ceving So votes. Colonel W. Cary Sanger's 80
Senator Coggeshan withdrew from the contest be-
lore the convention in favor of Colonel Sanger.
;rhe souabble over representation in the conven-
lion was settled by allowing 1t remain II was
for This year-three delegates from each town and
one from each ward.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
L'HOMMEDIEU DEPLETED
Franch0t Uins on 4G5th Ballot
Certificate Rushed to 4Ibqny.
rRy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. !

Lockport N Y, Oct. S-The Republican
Senate convention. which has been deadlocked
for eight days, broke the tie on the 465th ballot
at 4 30 O'Clock this afternoon. S. p Franchot, of
Niagara Falls. brother of the Superintendent of
Public Works. nominated by vote OF TO
G. George ". Bennett, OF Orleans deserted
Senator L'Hommedieu and Joined Niagara's
seven for MIR. Franchot-
The widest scene ensued when Mr. Bennett
changed his vote. The Orleans men cried
'TraitorY' "A sell OUT and rushed at Mr. Ben
nett who had taken refuge behind the Niagara
men. Collector John A Merritt and Lockport
men surrounded Bennett and protected him from
proba BILE bodily harm.
The certificate OF nomination was carried 10
Albany on a special train, leaving here at 4;i3
O'clock. and II is expected 10 reach the capitol
before the last hour for filing expires at mid
night.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

The second day OF registration is to-day. All
the registry places open from a. rn. to 1C
o. m. Register o-day if you neglected the duty
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

If you put off day the duty OF yesterday, do
not dodue second time. Register in your cleo
ton district any time between a. m. and 10
=, ~ to-dsV
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

Register o-day. Don't wait until Saturday TO
make sure of your vote for clean politics. Delay
OF Republicans in registering encourages the op-
position.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

BY Telegraph 10 The Triprrel
Albany, oct S.-The Franchot special train ar
rived here at l1:O6 and the nomination was
filed at II 90 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

Every voter who wants clean. common sense
administration, with Charles E. Hughes Gov
ernor, should have his name in the registration
book. before 10 o'clock Tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Luther Burbank
o forms of plan
Says:

"Too much is a cause Of no end of trouble"
Il believe Unbalanced foods resulting improper nouristmen
at the bottom of the leading tuberculosis.
We quantities of white bread (starc potatoes ah) pastry
starch wheat and (arc and wonder why down and have
bowel troubles.
It's plain enough on thinking.
From digestive
and fails digest IT, Starch Then the partly dgested
starch lying in the moist place the bowels naturally decays
gases the results, showing poor nousf-
% What GrapeNuts and Cream
d OF bread potatoes pastry wheat &C. because Grape
nuts food the sarcy parts of wheat barley have the of
manufacture, been transformed into form of perfectly dgestb
Sary demanded by supply energy and warmth
e body but should be prepared that human system make
use OF without overtaxing the digestive machinery.
There's a Reason" for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-26

ROAD
LAW
Will Not Bear Discussion Be.
fore the People

The Liberty Peoples Forum satur
dny night discussed ihc Tuttlo road
law Messra. Cleveland and shaw took
che negative, Mossfs Cunningham aud
Gilbert the Affirmative. other genilo.
men spoke and there was literary
program. a committee consisting of
n. e.. Dayiisou, Bruce Cunningham
aud j. 4. Gibson. drafted The following
resolutions expressive of the sentimen,
of uc meeting. which were adopted
without a dissenting votes
Whereas. AZ the lnst session of The
Oregon legislature. a law was enacted,
commonly known AZ ihe futile road
law. anil
where's, There are, in our opinion
some unconstitutional and many un.
wise aud unjust proyision in this act,
which We oppose. and
Whereas, We believe che principal
wrong which builds public roads AZ
private expense therefore, be- 4
Resolved, That the citizens and
taxpayers % this meeting DO not en-
dorse che arbitrary provisions or ths
ruiile law. and that Ne hereby pledg'
ourselves 90 use our best endeayoF and
cur political Influence 10 have this Law
repealed by the next legislature. "
Next Saturday night tho debate vii
be- over statement No I, relating &,
United States senator in the direc
primary law.