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Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Mad moIl.b |, a Bid sattIs.

London. Aug. 15.-According to the correspondent at Alden Of the Daily Mail. after devastating nineteen Oga- den villages the Mad Mollah. inflated by his success. attacked the sultan of Mijertain'S territory. Both sides lost heavily. The sultan had nine near rela- tives and 7O0 warriors killed, but eventually repulSed the mollan
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
-I Don't Care.- Says Hiqoins,

Buffalo. Aug. 15>-GOvernor Higgins arrived here from Albany and stopped at the IroQuois hotel. being unable to get train for his home in Olean. He was apparently not in good humor. Have you read the interview with former Governor Odell in which he re fers to your candidacyT' he was asked. Il am not interested in what Odell says about me" he replied. with great emnhaSiS
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Won't Pay Wife's Losses at Bridge.

Denver. Aug. 15.-Dr. Frank E. Wax ham. one of the most eminent physi- clans in Denver and prominent in so- ciety. advertised in the newspapers that he would refuse to pay debts con tracted by his wife in playing bridge whist. Mrs. Waxman said: My huS- band and l are agreed that this is the best course. I'have been rather inju- dicious in my investments, and, like the majority. got soaked
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Uncle sam's Sailors to the Rescue.

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 15.-Seven people were rescued by men from the battle ship Louisiana when ten or fifteen gal Ions of gasoline in the tank of Tide water railway gasoline launch in the southern branch Of the Elizabeth river caught fire and was burned
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Fifteen Miles of Dead Hsrrino

Boston. Aug. 15.-pead herring GOV ering all area of over fifteen miles were reported by Captain Anderson of the steamship rexas, The fish Were floating on the eastern edge of the banks. and the steamer plowed through them for m hour aud halT.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Girls In Socks Shock Atlantic City.

Atlantic City. \. J.. Aug. 15.-Daring maidenS. exploiting q fad. are giving the beach q sensation by appearing in ordinary socks. The new fad is amaz- ing to Sedate visitors and is looked up on by some on level with the white bathing suits of transparent preclivi- ties
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Hettv ereen's sor For eovernor.

Houston. Tex, Aug. 75,-The factior of the Republican party of Texas known as the ''reorganiZed" held its state convention here. E. H. R. Green of Terrell. president of the Texas Mid land railroad and son of Herty Green Of New York. was nominated for gov ernO-
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
NeN. Nev,soaper In Washinotor

Washington. Aug. Reimbursement was made by Scott C. Bone, formerly managing editor of the Washington Post. that new morning newspaper to be known as the Washington Herald will be published here beginning Oct. 1. NIT. Bone will be at it's head.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Forty Thousand chieaeo pivorees.

Chicago. Aug. 15.-Forty thousand divorceS in twenty years, an average of 2,OOO a year. are the figures for Chi cago. according 10 O. NJ. Pond. who is in charge of the taking of the divorce census for the federal government.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Kline Edward and the Kaiser Meet.

CronterE. Aug. liking Edward ar rived here from Frankfort, Emperor William met King Edward at the sta ton and conducted him to the castle. where breakfast was served.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
N.v, York Fsrners Convene.

ThorSand Island Park, N. Y. Aug. 15.-Th.ve thousand residents Of the rural ecIionS of New York state gath cred here in observance of the annual state grange day. Lieutenant Govern or Bruce made an address.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16
Soldier Killed by Weed Alcohol.

Mount Gretna. Pa. Aug. l5.-Timc- thy J. ~. Meara, private of Company E. Firth United States incI2try. Giel. from the effects of dr.:t&:,,- wcc>. q. cohal - mistake far whisky.
Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16

Same Date as That of the Democratic Gathering Likely to Be Chosen by New York Republicans ns- Congress man Sherman Says Higgins Has "a Lead Pipe Cineh."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
PHOENIX |S STILL CUT OFF BY
 B|G FLOOD
No Trains Will Will Be Run Before Saturday Night As More of M. & P. Bridge Has Gone Out.
NO MAIL EXPECTED
 FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Thirteen more benss were carried away Thursday evening on the Mari copa and Phoenix bridge over the Gila river and 14 more bents went out on the Gila Valley, Globe and North. elm bridge across the same stream. railroad bridges will result in consid- erable delay in the resumption of traf- fic between Maricopa and Phoenix and between Bowie and Globe. the smal. town in each instance being the juno tion point with the Southern Pacific.
 It was stated today that the Mari copa and Phoenix bridge may be re- paired so hat trains will again be prob ably running between this city and Phoenix on Saturday evening.
 It will probably require several days longer to repair the damage done to the Globe road bridge as nearly twice as much of that bridge has been washed away as of the Maricopa bridge.
 There Is possibility that the rail. roads will be able to transfer passen- gers before trains are again running across the bridges. In this event trains would run to the opposite approaches of the bridges from the terminals Of the road.
 At both the Aaricopa and the Globe bridges there arc two steam pile drivers in operation. A pile driver Is located at each end of the brige and the work of replacing the bents Is 90 ing ahead In good shape notwithstand. ing the fact that the current is etiIl very swift and that considerable de. bris Is carried down the river. It Is the clogging of this debris about the piles supporting the trestle work that causes the bents to be carried away as they arc unable to withstand the | terrific force of the water.
 The washing away of . portion oi the Maricopa bridge practically cuta l Phoenix off from communication with i Southern Arizona If there Is any way of crossing the Gila, at Florence il 1 would be possible to reach Phoenix by
 way of Casa Grande and by stage tc Florence and thence over the Santf Fe so Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

from the fifteenth to the thirty second. The session will come to close Tuesday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
MAsONs WILL GATHER
 AT TUCSON SUNDAY Scottish Rite Degrees Will Be Conferred on Candidates
 from Several Towns.

Tucson. Dec. 6.--Sunday will be a big day for Masonry in the territory. Masons will come here from Bisbee, Douglas. Naco. Pearce, Cananea and Nogales, to have conferred on them Scottish Rite degrees.
 Tucson has the only lodge of Per lection of. Scottish Rite Masonry in the territory. and consequently this is the only place where the degree can be conferred in the territory.
 The Masons from Bisbee, Cananea, Naco. Douglas and Pearce will arrive here on Sturday evening. while the Nogales candidates will likely come in on Sunday morning.
 The conferrins of degrees will be- gin on Sunday mirning at o'clock. and degrees will be conferred up to the fourteenth degree. On Monday and Tuesday degrees will be conferred
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
$. P. R. R. INTERESTS WILL BUILD SHELTER Concession Is Asked of Mexi- can Government for Re-
 duction Plant.

That the Southern Pacific intends to aid greatly in the development Of the section of the country through which it's Guaymas-Guadalajara road will pass is evident from an article in the Jalisco Times. an English news paper published in Guadalajara, in the Mexican State of Jalisco.
 The article is as follows:
 ''The Southern Pacific interests have applied to the State Government for a concession for the establishment of smelter in Guadaiajara. Juan I. Lomeli, Secretary of State, announced yesterday that the papers were filed in his office Wednesday. The applica- ton bears the name of A. H. Mckay. president of the Mercantile Banking Company of Mexico City. Epes Ran dolph, head of the Southern Pacific interests in Mexico. is vice-president of that company.
 Tt is stated in the papers filed by MT. Mckay than an initial investment of not less than $200, 900 win be made. and that the initial capacity of the smeiter will be at least 100 tons daily The capacity Of the plant and. natural. iy, the investment will be later in creased, it is said.
 The construction of the smelter. it is announced, will be started within two years, and 1t will be finished and placed in operation within year after the work Is inaugurated.
 The application for the smelter con. cession Is now in the hands of Gov ernor Ahumada, and later will be re ferred to the State Legislature. That 1t will be granted is certain. The con cession will carry with it exemption from all state and municipal taxes fol a period of twenty years.
 Some time ago interests identified with the Southern Pacific secured [ concession for the erection of smelt CT in Mazatlan. It is said that W. c Greene will build the Mazatlan smelt l CT. By applying for concession fo 8 shelter in Guadalajara the Souther1 I Pacific Is following its policy for thu establishment of industries that VII l tend to develop traffic"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
Little Dick:

DER is NO QUESTION BUT z ARIZONA ie 4 GREAT PLACE ! TO LIVE IN. An when dey ( get plenty of water we will be ( able te lead the world in every. thin. Our mines arc de richest { Of them all, an de ranges ere } sendin' out de hesa cattle dat 2 ever walked on feurs. An de ! best of all fs dat we can raiss Z eranses hero daa puts do other , states on dc bum. Yeu ought ts { zee dc dne lot ef Arizona or { anses wat we got in eur store. Gee, dey is fine an dandy. De Old Man get a nice bunch Of them an dey is aii nice an sweet; in fact, dey is de only sweet sranses wat is on de mar ket. An Gee, we has get an other treat for you wat likes good things- We got some fne piekIed shrimps an dey is de real ting, an dats nc dream. if
 dey don't taste like more, I'll eat my hat. An say, you ought to see de fine bunch of fruit ( , cake wat de old Man got, just like Mother used to make, only , better. An for dat pie you are uoln' to have for Sunday we got
 some bully rinee meat. Dc Old Man is beainnin' to get his holiday goods in, an dey is so- } in to be a likely bunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

law to their liking, and as they think best suited to the needs of the cities of this elass and of the class which the great growth of the place entities us to believe it will soon become It Is probable that if take the matter LID with the Bisbee council at their next meeting, and they act on 1t promptly. everything will be ready for it's presentation to the legislature by the first. of next year"
 |, has been Merritt's idea to name a law and submit it to the largest cities ana towns of the territory, get kiue sneee which would to join wt6 Rsbee and Douglas in getting the measure passed by the next legisia- fisre
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
Attorneys Merritt and Lock-. wood Have About Completed Their Draft of the Proposed New Charter Law.
WANT COOPERATION
 OF OTHER CITIES,
WHAT THE PROPOSED
 AMENDMENTS WILL DO

Permit a city to collect its personal taxes in practically the same manner as county taxes are collected, thus ob- yiating methods that are at present ineffective.
 To give a city a police judge instead of the city's court busi- ness being handled by magis- trate.
 To change the law regulat- ing the construction of side walks so as to be constitution al. the present law having been declared unconstitutional.
 To clarify many points in the laws governing cities which are at present ambiguous or conflicting.
 To establish the initiative and referendum
 To make possible municipal ownership. with the provision that property so owned can only be leased or disposed of by a popular election.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

They've now staid they will try to prove Chester Gillette insane. Fact that he has become engaged to anoth- CT girl while in jail will probably be cited to help along the plea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
RING WORM AND DANDRUFr.
They Are Each Caused by pestifer
 GUS Germ.


 Ring worm and dandruff are some what similar in their origin: each is caused by a parasite. The germ that causes dandruf digs to the root of the hair, and saps it's vitality. causing fall ing hair, and finally, badness. With out dandruff there would never be bald ness, and to cure dandrua It is neces- sary to kill the germ. There has been no hair preparation that would do this until the discovery of Newbro's Her. picide, which positively kills the dan druff germ. allays itching instantly and makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Take no substitutes There is nothing just as good" Sold by lead ing druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Go, De troit, Mich-
 sissEE DRUG CO., Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

a fertifehanals thatvce h1- etaet
 That man with 25,ooo, ,00o, 600 and desire to wed Mime. Calve seems hard to locate. Perhaps the roll is only stage money after ali.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

It would be strange indeed, if th0se recently dismissed soldiers should form the nucleus of . colored Demo cratic club.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

We do not know what it Is that Spain and Morocco are fixing to fight about. but we rather suspect that 1t is the featherweight championship.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

Seems a bit selfish for a blind mil lionaire to marry . singer who Is public favofite and remove her from our gaze when another not 50 comedy would have suited the afflicted gen. tlemar just as well
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-10
In Honor Of Judge Pope.

New Mexican. Jan. 6.
Few events of the social life of
Santa Fe have been more enjoyed
than the elegant reception rendered
last evening by Judge and Mrs. Jno.
r. McFie in honor of Judge William
H. Pope and his bride, nee Miss May
cious home ON Palace avenue
crowded with guests from eight until
eleven O'Clock. The house was deco
rated tastefully, mistletoe from the
Mesilla Valley predominating in the
decorations. In the receiving rooms
strands Of mistletoe and other ever
green's were suspended from each
corner and caught at the chandeliers
with a large cluster OF mistletoe. A
wreath of this evergreen was
pended at each window. The refresh.
ment room was decorated in red,
Christmas bells and boquets OF red
being intermingled with the green's.
The hall was in yellow with the mis-
tletoe p~rofusely scattered. The re-
freshments consisted Of ices. lemon
punch, cakes and coffee, and the Ia
bic was presided over by Mesdames
Sewer, Walker. Bishop, Watson n
Haynes. The refreshments were serv
ed by Misses Moore, Bishop. McFie.
Bergere and Whitman. Messrs. Harry
Hogle and Roland Whitman were In
charge of the cloak room. Those in
the receiving line were Judge and
Mrs. McFie, Judge and Mrs. Pope.
Judge Parker, Judge Mann and
Judge Abbott. Chief Justice Mills
vas unable to be present, as his son
vas leaving Las Vegas yesterday for
the East. Alarid's orchestra furnish
ed the music. Among those present
outside. of ne receiving line were Go
| vernon and Mrs. Otero, Secretary
Reynolds. Auditor ana Mrs. Sargent.
Attorney. Genera and Mrs. Prichard.
| Surveyor General and Mrs. Level
Ign. Superintendent OF Public In
struction Hadley. Assistant Superin<
tendent and Mrs. Chaves. Collector
and Mrs. Bursum. Superintendent and
Mrs. Crandall, Postmaster and Mrs.
Walter. Major and Mrs. Palen. Judge
and Mrs. A. J.. Abbott.
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sickenina shiverina Fits

of Ague and Malaria, can be relieved
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
benefit to malaria, for it exerts a true
curative influence on the disease
driving it entirely out of the system.
1t is much to be preferred to quinine
having none of this drugs bad after
effects. E. S.. Mundy, Of Henrietta,
Texas writes: my brother was very
low with malarial fever and jaundice
till he took Electric Bitters. which
saved his life. At the Roswell Drug
& Jewelry Store price SOC guaranteed
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SPRAYING
LIQUID

VALUABLE ARTICLE BY COL.
PARKER EARLE ON SPRAY
ING oRcHARs.
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DINNER AND 4
Mrs. WyIIys and Mrs. Carson Enter
faIncd Yesterday. :

y la A80U &H4AStE
talned Yesterday.
Mrs.. George 1. WHY'S ana Mrs.
Carson yesterday entertained at q
six O'Clock dinner IA honor OF their
cousin, Mrs. M A. Potter. The fol
lowing Q present: Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Prayer and Messrs. R. N. Chip
ley and Lee Reynolds. the two latter
of Denver, Colo.
Mrs Wyllys and Mrs. Carson also
gave a card party In honor OF Mrs.
Potter, their cousin, from South Mo-
Alester. The house was beautffaAy
decorated for the occasion. The game
OF the evening was Five Hundreds
an extremely interesting game. play
ed for the first time IN Roswell, and
which is quite the rage il the East.
Mrs WHY'S and Mrs. Carson were
charmingly assisted by Mrs. Shelby
and by Miss sMaude Kellar. Mrs.
Will Prayer won the ladies' priza
and J.. s. Lea the gantlemen's.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames w. s. Prayer, H. R. Nor
row, J.. w. Wilson. and MI. e. A.
Cahoon, Mrs. Mcintyre. of Roswell
and DIR. R. N. Chipley and Lee Rey-
nolds, of Denver and-. S. Lea. Of
Roswell. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Poe
and Mr., and Mrs. D. NJ. Downes
were invited. but were unable to be
present.
During the evening delicious re-
freshments OF rum fruit, cake and
coffee were passed. The evening was
a most enjoyable one
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ing three times. one Just after the
blossoms fan. once q month later.
and again in another month. 4The re.
suit was that / have just finished
5000 boxes of apples. and I doubt
that if in them all enough wormy
apples were found to. fill one"
I find, Mr.. Editor, that the exper-
fences of orchard men vary a good
deal in different States and sections.
In Colorado the early sprayings, me.
two or three, seem to have saved a
high percentage of the crops: while
in California the practice in the largs
est apple district is to spray very
early. and then again in about three
weeks, and to continue at about this
interval until near harvest time of
the crop There is much talk about
the number of broods of the moths
in different states. But one thing
seems apparent, from all Of the
somewhat varying mass of opinion.
that the first brood of moths is in
the orchard ready for business as
soon as apples begin to bloom, and
that this brood at least, and proba-
bly, all later ones, come out in sue
ceSsiOn for five or six weeks or long
er, SO that there are moths in the
orchard laying eggs about all of the
time until the second brood is ready.
So they are practically present all
of the time. Hence it is necessary
to keep all the apple and leaf sur
faces we're all the time with a thin
film of poison. To do this must GER
tainly take several ~sprayings, be
cause h fruit is growing and devel-
oping new surface all the time.
The a%rsenate of lead is made by
the Merrimac Chemical Co., Boston,
Mass. The price at the factory is Is
cents a pound in 1O0fbkegs. That
company has recently established an
agency in Kansas City, where it can
be bought of the McPike Drug Com
pany. 1 am not aware of the exact
price, but p it will be the Bos-
ton price, plus freight. AS soon as
| learn the exact price will notify
the Roswell public. Yours,
PARKER EARLE.
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"A Grim Tragedy.

is daily enacted in thousands Of
homes. as Death claims. in eadh one
another victim Of Consumption or
But when Coughs and
colds are properly treated. the TRACE
dy Is averted. F. G. Huntley. Of Ok
landon, Ind. writes: MY wife had
the consumption and three doctors
gave her up. Finally she took DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton. coughs and colds. which cured
her. and today she is well and strong
It kills the germs OF all diseases
One dose relieves Guaranteed at
soc and 800 by Roswell Drug g Jew
eIry Company.
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Roswell, N. M, Jan. 6, 1906.

~ >. VI. ooh- v, 4OOO-
Editor Roswell Record 1 have
during the last four months given
much attention to the important mat
ter of a~scertaining the best and SAT
est poison for use in spraying for
the codling worm. Very clearly the
most advanced opinion favor the
Arsenate of Lead over all other ar
senical preparations. 1t is equally eff
ffcient with Paris Green or Arsenate
of Soda. 1t last. longer or the foliage
and fruit. Rain does not wash it off
very much. 1t will stick t the tree
all summer, and it oes not burn fol
very much 1t will stick to the tree
letters of several entomologists and
practical orchard
Pro ]. M. Stedman, entomologist
of Missouri says: CT regard the Ar
senate of Lead as by far the best
~arsenical poison ever devised for
spraying plants against biting insects
It has many advantages over the
other ~arsenical insecticides. 1t does
not require the use of lime, and
hence does not tend to stop up the
spray nozzle. 1t stays suspended in
he water much longer than any 9TH
er insecticide. AS the mixture is
white, one can readily see where and
to what extent he is spraying, and
it stays on h foliage much longer
than any other arsenica1 poison.
And above all, it has the advantage
of not injuring the foliage of any
plant. No matter how much may be
applied"
Pro c. P. Gillette, of the Colora-
do Experimental Station says: car
senate of lead a e used in
many of the apple orchards of Color
ado the past year with excellent re-
suits. Nearly everyone I have met
who has used Arsenate of Lead says
he will continue using that poison
for The codling moth. The number of
applications have varied from one to
six. All the orcahrds that I have Wis
tied hat were sprayed thoroughly
with this poison just after the bios
SONS fall, and sprayed again in one
week or ten days, were well protect
ed from injuries from the codling
moth. Usually the ~orchardists of this
| State have made a third application
| about the middle Of July. Where
three applications were made, the
wormy apple will not average lore
than from fv to eight per cent.
Trees in the same neighborhood that
were not sprayed at all had from
fifty t ninety per cent OF the fruit
wormy in the fall. The ease with
which Arsenate of Lead is kept in su
| spension in water, the fact that it
never injuries foliage, and the ten
acity with which it clings to the
foliage and the fruit, make it a very
desirable poison to use. Our best or
chardists no longer fear serious
trouble from the cooling moth"
State Senate J. II. Crowley. of
Rocky Ford. Colorado. writes that he
saved ninety per cen of his apple
crop by one very thorough spraying
with Arsenate of Lead, made just
as the blossoms fell. He took pains
to thoroughly o all leaf and fruit
surfaces. and to fill the blossom
caps of the young apples with the
poison. BE has sprayed With the Ar
senate for several years
MI. A. l. Roberts, of Paonia, COL
writes that he has used Arsenate Of
Lead exclusively this season. spray
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Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, OF w. 34th st..
New York, at n time had her beau
ty spoiled with skin trouble. She
writes: II had Salt Rheum Dr. Ecze-
ma for years, but nothing would cure
it, until l used Bucklen's Arnfca
Salve." A quick and sure healer for
cuts, burns and sores. 25c at the
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. drug
store.
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chamberIain's Cough Remedy Abso
Iuteiy Harmless.

The fault of giving children medi-
cine containing injurious substances
is sometimes more disasterous than
the disease from which they are
suffering. Every mother should know
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
perfectly safe for children to take.
1t contains nothing harmful and for
coughs, colds and Group is unsurpas-
sec. For sale by all dealers.
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ARSENAIE OF LEAD

Colonel Earle Recommends That 1t
Be Used and Quotes the Opinion
Price of the Liquid and Where OBJ
tanned.