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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.

Sue Lee, CHINA GOODS. 44mo.
Hard wood chunks at 6O3 N. Pecos
Ave. 64tf.
Barbecued meat down near the de-
pot. 69t6.
Buy your kitchen ware at The
Racket. 64tf
Cheapest store in store in town.
The Racket.
Buy your dishes and glassware at
The Racket. 64tf
Free Employment Bureau, Second
and Pennsylvania. Cliff.
Wood delivered to all parts of the
city, SOB N. Pecos Ave. 64tf.
% TT. front on Main street, small
dwelling, 81, Adjudication & Bell. If
Juniper, apple and cottonwood at
603 N. Peco Ave. phone Alp. 64tf.
Sc foot front on court house
square, for $1,5OO.-Carlton & Bell.
Don't forget the Roswell Marble
Works meets all legitimate competf-
ton. 59t26
Best work to be found in the Pecos
Valley comes from the Roswell Mar
BILE Works. 1mo59
Send for our new descriptive cata-
logue for 1906, now ready.-Roswell
Produce and Seed Co. 67tf
A few choice suburban homes, 10
and 20 acre tracts on the market this
week by Carlton & Bell. Gift
We are offering this week some
very fine bargains in vacant residence
property.-Carlton & Bell. 67tf
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BILL UP.
Shaw Will Remain at the Head of the
Treasury.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 13.-Less
than twenty members were present
when the House met to continue the
Philippine debate; Gaines (Tenn.)
spoke in favor.
AT a meeting of the Cabinet yester-
day President Roosevelt asked Sec
rotary Shaw to remain at head of Ire
asury Department until March 4, 1907
and Shaw agreed to do SO.
In an address on the Reclamation
Work in the West before the National
Geographical Society last night c. J..
Blanchard, of the Geological Survey
declared that II miles of main canals
of River size have been built during
the three years in which the United
States Reclamation service has beer
organized and that irrigation canals
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Meeting of Well Owners.

A meeting was held this afternoon
of the Artesian Well owner AsSOcia
ton in the court house to make ar
engagements to test the constitution
ality of the law assessing a license
against artesian wells. Particulars
of the meeting will appear in O
days Record.
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long enough to span the earth twice
and representing an outlay of $50, 900,
900 had beer built during past quar-
ter century. Every year" he said
this area returns a harvest valued
at more thar $3.50, 900, 900 and two mil
lion people dwell in harmony and con-
ten where only a short time ago wild
ernesses reigned."
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ChamberIain's Cough Remedy the
Best Made,

"1n my opinion Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the best made for
colds" says Mrs. Cora Walker of Por
terville, Calf. There is no doubt
about it's being the best. No other
will cure a cold so quickly. No
other is so sure a preventive of pneu
safe to take. These are good reasons
why it should be preferred to any 9th
er. The fact is hat few people are
satisfied with any other after having
dealers.
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Judge G. A. Richardson, wife and
son Donovan, left this morning for
Chicago, where they will visit for
some time. Mr.. Richardson will go on
to Washington and his son will like
ly accompany him also.
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Fields Condition.

New York, Jan. 13.-Marshall Field
ly during the night. There has been
apparently no change in the patients
condition.
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An agreeable movement of the bow
ell without any unpleasant effect is
produced by ChambeTlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
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We meet all competitors in prices
and quality of work.-RosWell Mar
BILE Works. 1m59
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If you want nice rich milk, patron
ize the Iowa Dairy. 6St4*
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J. D. Bell has had more experience
in the abstract business tina any
man in the valley. Have Carlton &
Bell make your abstracts. Prices the
lowest. 67tf
FOR RENT.-BaIcOny space
22x23 feet, Main street. Light
and we'll ventilated. Address
Record. If
Outside all is chill and bare and
desolate. Now is the time when our
thoughts turn to cheerful and at
tractive furnishings for the home,
and wha is more cosy Oh comforta-
BILE than the bright warm glow from
the fire in the CRATE" Let us show
you our line of mantels and CRATES
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY, e.
Fourth st. 6Stf
One thousand boxes fine APP
pies to be sold at once. Price
only Sl.5O. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
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aInsnranre.
National Life S
Attitude
defined iu the Presidents
letter 20 the pollcyholderG)

Expenses I'VE believe in re-
ducing expenses 10
a minimum, but not in running any
chance Of poor service or cheap in
surance or a defective future in any
adoption Of some futile and erroneous
system Of life insurance based upon
insufficient rate. There are certain
fixed charges which life insurance
management cannot control, the
costs Of medical selection. the taxa
tion Of life premiums and assets by
State, the costs Of a full publicity,
the charges due to effective home
office and field supervision, and the
costs necessarily incident to the
securement Of high-grade, well-distri-
buted investments. We believe, how
ever, when due consideration is given
to the much more liberal character
Of all policies Of insurance, to the
improved quality Of invested assets,
TO the greatly enhanced certainty Of
the insurance itself, to the actual and
possible services now rendered, and
to the rates Of to-day, as compared
with those Of fifty, forty. thirty, or
twenty years back, in some cases but
a trifle more and In some cases even
less, that life insurance is cheaper
and better and more economical than
at any time in it's history. Il has
kept pace with the requirements of
the times and, as we think, without
increase Of cost to the average man.
Our belief on the subject is that the
insured will stand for and will de-
mand such an expenditure Of funds
as is necessary TO secure good work
and good service, but that they de-
mand an honest accounting and a
discreet disbursement exclusively in
their interests. We have endeav.
ored to hold these facts and precepts
in mind in our conduct of the busi-
ness"
BURNET & SALISBURY,
General Managers.
S0i EQUITABLE BUILDING.
Wilmington, Del.
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RUSSIAN FINANCES.

Associated Pres DispaJou ug speciai Wires
st. Petersburg, Russia. Feb. 23.-ln
the course of an article pointing out the
need of "a general improvement IN the n
nancial situation. Premier Writes news
paper organ. the Russkee Gesaudarstve,
states that owing TO the impossibility Of
raising bv ordinary means theS300 600 600
re,,i,ired fo meet the extraordinary cN-
penditnrcs provided for IN the budget,
II viii he nocdful 10 have recourse to the
more or less extreme measures 70 Wnich
other States frequently resort when they
md themselves in analogous diiheui1les'
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KILLED A NEGRO BRUTE.
,.1 pT1-- Dl-paTch by special Wires

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Memphis. Tenn. Feb. pa special
10 the Commercial Appeal from Shaw,
Miss, says.
Gan unknown negro was shot to death
here yesterday by DR.. y. B. Rice alter
attacking and attempting TO criminally
assault a white woman. The man was
surprised by o party OF negro field hands,
who gave chase and were joined by Dr.
Rice who killed the stranger
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington. Feb. 23.-Weather FORE
cast for Delaware.
Fair and warmer tonight and tomorrow;
light to fresh east 10 south wind.
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See "A Regular Flirt," Century Club,
Tuesday evening, February 27th. Tickets,
25cf
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LOCAL BREvITrEl

Cartmell viii send you a box Of Gold
Enamel If you have a certificates
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fsbI0tf
NOR RENT.

GEORGE c. MARIS & SON,
fsei5-u Eighih and shipley sn
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Buchsr, brass signs Gle shipley.s
Umbrellas repaired at 4l2 SIMPLIFY street.
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Public Sales.

DUBIIC SALE AT KLAlR & HOLLINGs-
worth Bazaar Wednesday. February 2Sth,
ialg nt / O'Clock. .hair 10 head Of horses, all
Kinds one car load bought for klair & Holings-
WORTH Al re Vile, in. nom ip Years old, and
rood bus ness hor.cs. ot OF pi0Ws, harroWs
and culuvators. as we ar gclng out on that line
OF buSii e.s Anyone ha1in- hn'srt Tor this sale
can enter them until u ucleiA ou dai % tale.
KLAfk & HOlLiND.NoRTH.
febe2-4t S05 W. EgntA ST., NiIningsen Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23
storage,
STORAGE.

We have secured The White
Carriage Warehouse, No. 206-2l4
w. Second street, and will store all
kinds of furniture, etc. This is with
out a doubt the largest and best
equipped building for this business
in the city, having large electric
elevator, private lockers and high
ceilings.
INDUSTRIAL STORAGE CO.,
Benjamin T. Cause, President.
d. & A. Phone 2o5. Delmarvia Phone 22o5
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a3,Asiral.

~ a. kOllEk ..
II, PIANO AND ORGAN TUNER,
~, nj Residence. l2l2 E8r sixth 81
Navl lLLlAM LOLfEk
w frst-class tuner and repairer Of pianoe ana
oirnu.. bas ulueo Tor royal families In Germany
WIN he IN Wilmington every day ADDRESS I. "
bon ~, Wilmington. OF residence. hlkton. Mo.
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The Chinese Court is Nervous
Over the Possibility Of
Trouble Tomorrow.
PREPARATION FOR DEFENCE
The German Legation In Pekln
Has Doubled Its Sentries.
PLACARDS POSTED IN TIENTSlN
Have Created Alarm Amone'
the Foreigners.

W" Ting Fang, Former chinese Minister
60 tho unitod States. Says That China 10
Approaching Crisis and is RAISING
Through a Transitional stage.
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FOR RENT.
FINE LODGE ROOMS.
50i Market street.
CLOS Market street
BY WILLIAM J. FISHER.
feb2l-1m coo Market street.

FOR RENT.
Farm OF 2s acres, near Brandywino Summit.
good rich land, good house and outbuildings,
$1,000 Ier month. Also houses
eO7 West Ninth street, 10 rooms and bath. $50 90
100 Scott street. rooms and store ....... % 10
2sOl Market sree O., rooms and sfore...... l2. 20
House 6t Holly Oak, Iooms.................. g. 50
Flat, 2lO W. Ninth street, rooms, bath. l6 90
A. B. STANTON,
apr18-mwi-tf 507 shipiey street.
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Millard +. Davis.
jeweior. Optician,
eAND II EAST SECOND ST.
Eatablishod 1874
5. .. aItRtt.

f YOU HAVE NOTICED
even a slight trouble with your eyes,
better have them examined without
delay.
1t will take but a few minutes to
determine what the trouble is and TO
advise you what to do for your eyes.
! will tell you frankly whether you
need glasses or merely medical treat
ment.
S. l.. MCKEE, Leading op,iolau.
si0 Market st., Opera House Bldg
We Ft Artificial Eyes.
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Special.
Aotires.

NJ Office Is HhREBY GIVEN THAT STALLS
IN 80 ana 81 in the City Market, representing
twenty shares Of stock. now standing m the name
OF Harry j. Zeigler having been seized. the aiore-
said stalls will be sold OF public sale on the prem
ises, February 18th, 1906, at O'Clock p m, for
back rent due the City Market House Co.
JOHN GIBBONS, President
n. w. Smith, Treasurer.
Attest w. II. Reeves, Secretary. feb22-St
NOTICE -J JOS. +. MORELAND KOUFER,
~ sls removed from III Windsor street TO
5i9 ORANGE STREET feb,-lmi
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winara f. auvIs.

DON'T WAIT
Until you drop your Eye Glasses and
break them before you find about the
SHURON. They hold tight with
out feeling tight. Let our Optician
show you these goods. We guarantee
them against breakage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-23

XoUNG MAN OF2OYKARs WANTS POSITION
9nving wagon. Address
T. rs, Every Hveninc Office.
VCUNG WHITE WOMAN DESIRES coon
psce, az homework. Address b 10.
Every Evening Cfice.
w ANtkD-fOUNG MAN FROM COUNTRY
~ ~ Niahes position. two years experience in
eN,'llal country storei give good reference
n-elesa d o hvery LVening Onice. ieb22St7
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Nflp aVantfa-Mlalt.

WANI ED-ONE OR TWO BRIGHT INTFIII-
- gent and reliable boys, about l0 or Il years
70 CROSBY & HILL, 605-dO7-6O9 Market street
Wilmington, Del. feb3s.it
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bodice lines. with the long sveepine
folds Of the skirt attached The mater
ial r. 30 draped ~ % present an unbro-
ken straight front. from the tucker
decorated coFsaEe 90 the foot line.
Beautifully adjusted leEOf-matton
sleeves - gold hrOcade meet ntiesi fore
arm coverings Of cloth Of sold. the lat
Ger exieading In shaped circular nares.
wen drawn down over the knuekles.
ending lust q touch Of ucling 10
soften the effect.
A classic drap~ry ~ rnls-iln hlue
crene. deity touched with embroidery
az deeper tone. aecertuRtes the beauty
Of the ensemble. This cloak hangs In
long straight lines over the eown. he-
InT bui loosely caueht toErther 81 the
sides With tapestry blpe coras aud tas-
sels With this h worn . dos collar Of
pearls
Ofher feminine accessories. quite out
81 the arslinarv. srp the iewelsiudded
cloth -of-rnid rhafeisine bag suSuended
on q long. dpnEilag rnld chain. and
seveFal plain linked sold chains yorn
IN fssio0Bs over tie oorsage.
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~cOPY'iShtsd IsSS ~ HA,Pss . Bsssks's.

80 early dawn the country inn was
al alive. The archer vas as merry as
grig. and having kissed tn matrOn
and chased the maid w the ladder
once more. n went cut o. thu brook
and came bach with tn water dripping
Or, m his face and hair.
"HOla' my man q pace" n cried
90 Alleyne. whittier are you bent this
morning.
To Minstead. My brother simon
Edricson Is socman their. and ! so So
blde with him for a while"
The archer and Horde John placed a
tand upon either shoulder and led the
boy on O. the board. where some
smoking fish. a dish - spinach. and a
juE - milk were LAID cut for their
breakfast.
4 should not - surprised Co learn.
mon camarade" said the soldier. a. h.
heaped a slice 20 the hsh upon
Alseyne's tranchoir % bread. that
you could rad written things"
.'lou pIno1 I ~ n"Unusa j. slauloiq
us-q sAuq I luql Sulass.. 'psiaNEuv ~
III would ~ shame % the good
their CLERK this ten years"
The bowman looked at him With
great respect. Think 81 that said
he. And you with not a hair g. y'ur
face. and a skin like girl. ] can
shoot three hundred and atty PAGES
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ULY FOURTH.
The Day Of Days Among UaeIs saas's
Sailor BOys.


Uncle sam makes the Fourth Of
july O. greater day among his sailors
than even Christmas Indeed. Il Is
The greatest day for relaxation and
pleasure for Jackie In the whole year.
The early Secretaries Of the navy
established the custom and Il has been
almost religiously maintained inyiO-
late through the long line Of Ofhclals
Who have succeeded them.
Independence day belongs 20 the
Jackir. His superiOrs recognize that
his life Is In some respects a hard
one. To him Is denied the ties Of
family. the friendships and all the
other Interests and diversions Of life
that make up the landsman's existence.
50 Tor this reason Uncle Sam believes
that his sailors should have as many
holidays as possible.
To make Independence Day the biz.
gest day % all II 90 give the day
special significance which cannot fail
In some degree at least 10 carry It's
lesson of patriotic duty 10 those who
serve the republic on the seas.
Hence commodOres and captains
always plan 10 remain In port on
july :. Then. after dressing ship. hr.
ing the national salute. aud brief patri-
Otto services. the day Is given 90 the
men 90 enjoy A. they see A.. discipline
being almost entirely relaxed. The
sports that attend the sailors on the
Fourth Of July are Of . varied char.
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assumes IN added phase % enjoyment
% womankind. sara DernhaFdt's erea,
tons are curiously Interesting from the
Point Of view that they serve AZ an adj
vance courier % what may he aeoom-
pIlshed BIZ women who effect the hour.
einss figure as that demanded BY fash
lon puFvsyorA Her earriaEe % lofty.
her chest n high. her waist line ample.
and her head vel poised-quite the
reverse, yOa win Observe from the
figure usually attributed 10 Preach
women. But how unfettered n Bern
kardt's every action. and hoe splendid
her movements, IN other words. she
has mastered 30 absolutely the art a
DRESSING well. that once clothed she Il
utterly ollivious ~ her sdO-pmeats
A UNIQUE INNOVATION.
Novel Indeed n the hip swathing ~
en- Nine. Beruhardt's Eowns and al
her frOcks are 81 up On classical lives
ne hodlces show waist lines eitheI
below her natural best OF vel down
On her ahdonea. prcferahly the lafteF
stvls a. n gives her holy that hyEi
enie polss which sVssy woman's better
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nature Knows IN be It's proper setting
for prolonged activity.


for prolonged activity
To demonstrate how Aime. Bern
hardt manages 10 make this audaci
Gus deviation from fashions dictate,
attractive. u h vel TO say that 81,
had specially designed a Cuirass Oyel
which sine has her maid wind yards Ol
soft ribbon witch IL finally tied Ia front
nIth an ornamental bow and ions
,lrcamer ends. This style b rspeciall!
adapted Ia her. a. II makes hvr appeal
taller. a point well worthy of imitation,
un this particular gown the hip sWath
ing ends In pa!i.ettel stole ends. drip
ping Nth gold irin-v. Her tiny feel
are Cncased IN mar, clJusly nttiEg slip
pers Uf cloth vi sold.
WONDERFUL BREAKFAST RoUE
The role worn In the breakfas,
scene In "Magda' Is worthy ol study
IL Is silyeT-encrusted lace creation
over pastel blue. set up with wide
shoulders and swathing Of pale blue
ribbon, ending In large rOsettes with
TOD" ciI'is he front \ uniq; hut char.
arteT-lending touch Is a miniature I'm
pire stole-merely a patted line OF
priceless sable. which gives the frock
IN its Empire draping. the much nee,l
81 long straight lines from neck "a
hem. The sleeves. too. which are lace
puns, with fOrearms Of TRANSPARENT
lace, show pale blue bracelets AT their
division. made visible only by the art.
lists gestures, a subtle touch. but very
pleasing
COSTUMES WORN ~ CAMILLE"
Ravishing. indeed. are her Camille
dresses The first mystery Il in 81.
yer strewn gauze. wrought with a lat.
tice work Of pink ribbon embroidery
near the fare a. the foot. this outer
work of art being fashioned over let.
tuce green satin sOupl6. The hip
swathing and stole ends are In the
same tone. and she wears with extra.
ordinary grace a frosty pelerine % pale
green chiffon. decorated With fetching
clusters % blush roses.
Another Of the Camille" frOcks re-
veals the French dressmaker's power
81 detail. The material T. lustTOus
white satin, with raised embroidery In
variegated pink flowers with green
fOliage-the cOrsage respondent with
well set gems.
Another change 20 which she treats
her audience In Camille" Is a gorge
Gus half-ftting robe Of white lace
semi-htting princess l. this model. the
lace flecked with reddish gold figures.
seemingly woven into the texture. Pale
pink II the foundation, az IL also the
hip lining.
HER ANGELO" COSTUME.
In Angelo Nine. Bernhardt'a
dress. an Italian princess costume. q
fashioned from gorgeous gold brocade
II ls set up on shOrt-waisted. half-htted
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BERKHARDT'S Art IN DRESS
GREAT SITEXDOR 90 HARDROBE
90 THE WORLDS GREATEST
ACTRESS.


Rlaeh Study Given 60 Make Zach
Gown Adaptablc 10 ths Part IRE
seated.-Artist's Taste anu Genius
tery EVideat.
What does Madame BernhaTdt wear.
During her engagement ia this coun.
try, this question about the famous
aciress was asked 10y every WOMAN
unable TO judge by seeing for herself.
and the reply l. the de GIFTED "a.
ciamatiOn:
Her gowns are simply gorgeous
they are n Part OF her"
In the many plays presented. Bern.
haT,lt has upIio unity of displaying
a grrat variety 81 dresses. and thou.
sands 81 wOuien who have IslcA,vi the
large Theatres nc every performance,
wheprVer she apIPar,vi have stand
NJ thrin ia wonder. recognizing nut
only their perfect adaptation to the
IaTt presented. but also how much IT
Iefnhardts own taste and genius
thcre was Ia them.
HER GENUS FOR -SIGN
What Is u? The gift displayed in
this particular. L. as characteristic Of
the woman az any other OF the count.
less details which 80 to make her the
public idol Of all lands Even those
who did not understand the spoken
language Of the play, were full well
able 10 comprehend that Of the silk,
satin and lace facing them over the
flaming fOOiliehts This artist has
demonstrated to thousands. that a gown
may BE- superior in lines and cOnstr rue.
ton 20 the flimsy models sent over
each year from Paris for our slayish
following. Street clothes. % course.
demand a certain amount Of conven.
tionality. In order not 20 make the
wearer conspicuous. but since the
Bernhard engagement In their respec.
tive fashion centers. not few deyisers
81 costumes have declared their inten-
tiOn Of taking indoor styles more SER
iously.
HER EXAMPLE FOLLOWED.
For those women whose incomes adj
NIT Of certain and extrayagani expend.
tture for clothes. u l. just nov cOusid-
cred wonderfully smart" 10 furnish
their own dressmakers and tailOrs with
water-cOlor sketches Of models. speci.
ally drawn for them by famous artists.
these sketches being used solely for
their own particular gowns. With the
STAGE for q precedent. these fashionable
danes have found % convenient TO
ADOPT It's methods. For those who can
not indulge In this fad. theater-going