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as largely attended aS preEiaHs years on account 6f tbe rainy weather. hut the merry -ge-Feand aud duH rack was there, ais9 the ball boys and from the looks aud actions ot some of the boys sJme of them found something stronger than water to drink. Why Will the citizens of Washington County allow wine tu 5e so5d 6n picnic grounds This K certainly great mistake The speakers, Stackard and Hurst failed t9 come, S6 their places were flied by tAe "eid timers Tn ten minute talks and music by the Stony Point band. Thef aisa saaS S ne very entertaining songs.
 Remember Saturday, the 18th. k tae day f9r the teachers institute.
 Mss Mary Cardwea leaves saoa for searcy, Ark.s where she wIu attend Galloway College.
 The eldest daughter of S. E. Ware. of S6nS Chapel, vas operated upon for appendicitis last Week. At last report >he was 9qt If danger.
 Will Higgins is building an eyapo. rator and paying l5 cents for cufis
 bob Stobaagh has traded his f4rm foF pa Il Of Ben Lindiey town prop erty and VIII move soon.
 Dick Harp has rented George Ed son 's eFap6ratar ana viii bay yoar cuIlS.
 E>teii CardwelI sold d wagaa lad q melons IL the picnic Saturday
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17
WINSL0W.

Az F The latest and m5St laSt- Ing event ia aGE community has been Tain. II began aa Monday. ard .astsd until sunday an3 IL was regular "Sasher te9 Ny out aren't we Lad Ne HEe gG the mountains when We hear ot the floods in Texas aad other places.
 0da Miller has been IL for a week, and aS yet the nature af his illness is not known
 Mrs. Sargent has her new racket store under constructor.
 Alice NeClendon has been teaeAlng at Oak Grove school house for some time and Lizzie Page at Winfrey
 Henry Morgan and family whg have been residents of the Territory for quite While, surprised uS by return ing ta the hiIIs last week
 Mrs Matte Parker nee paaean) and her recent husband are ta Texls at present.
 A new thoaght.to.ba farmers union market house iS beng erected III 8inSiow
 The Odd Fesl5os picnic vi, very Vel attended bat the rain spoiled much af the enjoyment. We listened 1s some Saaa speaking bY the Odd Fellows.
 The AdFents vii open thelr e9a- ventlan on the lbtl ta lasb untiI tIIs 3ISt, with preachers from Little Rock. New York. Washington ana ather distant points.
 Mrs. Cam Duucna recejvea news that her husband. wna k manas,t5e. a o4arcing ear iH Missouri waS ii .a,l9 she hasteaed u ban
 Miss Nettie Se30urn ot Delaney "tt4 oe q viSitor m Unr community this week
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ZION

August II Revival meeting closed thi> morning. The past week has been So rainy that the attendance has not been good and il k thought more gGad could have been done had the weather been more favorable Those who heard BFo Burrows Were bene. fitted and protited 6y bis Seand de. urine
 B, F. Lindley has moved back i his farm northeast of Iiun.
 Jeff Jenkins team broke loose sat urday night whiie He was attending Chautauqua and run from the park eaSt Of the Auditorium t1 Iiun The runaway cost JeH . cents. G6ed luck for Jeff this time
 The picnic at sons Chapel was not
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ent at tie meeting Of the eorres- pondents were sadly disappointed and Ii vour ears didn't burn 1t wasn't our fault. Ne have let YOU off with seoIding this time and hope you wiil attend the next meeting.
 Allof the sick people in this vicinity are better.
 MARI.
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NOTICE.

From thIs date The News will charge for publishing obituaries and resolutions ef lodges, etc, of over 200 words, and will also charge for cards of thanks and for notices Of church and society entertainments where an admission fee is charged aud the pur- pose of the entertainment IS to make money. The rate will be cent per word for each inSertson.
 February 2, l906.
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Was of good grade, L. x. Thompson raised 4f5 bushels on 19 acres of ground, which is eN- tra for this part.
 S. A. Hanna went 10 Durham Sunday to hear $. B. Beanau. of Washburn, Mo, preach.
 Bob Hanna went to Fayette- vile Monday to attend ChaueerF court
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BETHEL.

August 13. Correspondents. hello there. Just about the time YOU think I'm clear gone have just arrived.
 I see an add. in the Johnson County Herald for | full blood Jersey crow for sale. Now, Muliy, Ii You want to purchase such m animal or vegetable or
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17

\ world af truth in few words. Nearly ali other cough cures are con Sttpdting, especially those containing aplaieS. heHnedf's 's Laxative Honey ana !.aF moves the bowels. Contains 4a 9.piates. 44u can get itat II. A. Daliy'S.
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Mr. Pogue has just returned and we request those who are interested in making one of the best invest ments ever offered for the money to talk with him regarding this proposi- ton. We have a proposition that's on the square in every particular and have gone to considerable expense to show you that everything is right
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17

lis said that none are so blind as those who will not see. but fl your eagle optics" have not been com pIeteIy destroyed, we car show you something good from financial standpoint
The Springdale news., 1906-08-17

Aug. 15. Shower Of rain every day.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

music should receive every encour- agement and liberal patronage. The company includes Ernest Gamble fla
 nous basso eantan3e, who is the 1ead- ing base soloist for the great New
 York chautaudua, and who has sang with great success in the Metropolitan
 opera house, New York, and St
 Georges Choral Society. London. Con-
 tracts are being negotiated to bring the company to the Doris opera house Monday night February g. But as stated, their appearance here depends upon the subscription of guarantee
 Several Phoenix people have heard the company and recommend it to be one of the most ehtoyabls entertainments ever attended, and the universal yer diet of the best critics in over five hundred performances in twenty two states and Canada, has been that the Ernest Gamble company is the most evenly balanced concert party extant
 CHRISTIAN sERutcEs-I.ast eve ming an unusually large crowd attend : ed the revival at the Church of Christ and all present heard an excellent ser mon on Opportunity" aEr. CFonen- berger took many illustrations from the business life and showed the dan ger of losing an opportunity to secure something desired. His appeal was rnest convincing and two of the con- gFegatiop added their names to the church FolI. The services for teddy wilf be very interesting. Al II a. m
 the subject will De +-Fhe Bible a Di- vine Revelation" Mrs. C. II. De Mund will sing solo st this service. At :: 80 o'clock D. gA. the subject will he ~%ow" and iG ia ths desire of Mr CFonsRheFgnP that every person who can hear this sermon. At the evening service Miss PendIstoR and Ar. Wright W8H sing a duet. There WiH also be music by the choiT. In the floFning Sunday school W'iIi be held at s:30 J. A. Stewart. superintendeDt. Chris tian Eadeavor at s:39 P. m. Miss Pend4etea, president. The subject WifI be What Christ Taught About Money and It's Uses This afternoon st 3 o'clock sET. CFoRenAerEeF NiII address the '. M. c. A. meeting at Lanason Business College roeIaas, corner Adams
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14
OR LOCAL =-== .----=----...= ---:--= .-.-.= ...====,----== INTEREST

GOT THE MANA little Republican ad brought Fl. & 0friswold the bicycle llal, just the Igerson he wanted in K KyErle KiIgs, q well known bicycle and automebile man of Chicago. He was formerly employed as foreman in the testing ro4an of the Oldfs mobile fac tory.
 DEAD SPANISH AMERICAN =
 Julio Mrrron, a blacksmith. in this city and ii prominent Spanish-Amefi- can cftfzelA yes lerflay received a tele- gram from his nephew, announcing the death of his brother at Los Angeles. oh tae night of January t2th. He vis- ited in. Plroenix during the winter of 1879 and is well known here. He was 6l years of age.
 Y. M. c. A. MEETlNG-This after noon at 3 o'cb5etS there will be meet ing of the Y. M. C. X. at the iaaIl in the Lamson Hnsill@ss college. As yet no permanent organization has been formed, bus all men are invited to these meetings held in the interest of ! t:ae organi zatisIrs Tadaw':s meeting will be addressed tw Rev. cFenenbeTger and eae of &ht leading business men of the city.
 EEstE PRINCIPAL oWNER-Yester- ] day yftegno oan tie man in charge of the S&tl90 motor Mf1S eADldiIltlB ltS Aille points ta as interested and rapidly growing cFos-d. There was one man 1 i4 parficQlaR who was interested He looked ovsp it In detail and led to 2 suspicion that lie intended to buy it. Having arpai'ently satisfied himself of 1 the esMcelfenee of the apparatus, he said to the exhibitor '"T suppose this man Solar owns paest all the stock" ] PoSTOFFteE ROB B E R Y-The p-ostefice at Wickanbufg was robbed yesterday aveni4sg but no details of the a6fair ssera 0btainab1e last night. A f.e&sage w-@s received at the office of he sheriff stating the bare fact of tine robbery aiat asking that the district attorney e)sqa,e there on Monday. Then sfatllething happened to the telephone x.f7e and ;setag ahsat ae communication ef9tsi6; las establkshed with Wickenburg- Tine fact teat the district attorney was asked. for leaves, no doubt that some bttly is pF e1ep arrest.
 LABOR TRoURLES-The operations
 for the FelpaiHfRef of the AFizona canal,
 were srn ewlaat inteFfeFed with yes
 teTdiax by 8 strike among the 3abeFeFs employed There had been no dissat-
 isfaetiogs appaFe at until Friday when
 a number of additions were made to the force and Friday night an agree meBt seetas to have been arrived st between s4IFgse, of the ne@ employees and quite p3uabsg of ehe other men. Yesterday they refused to work any longer for one dollar a day and de- maR6Ged dollar and a quarter. The strikers ir efuded some who had teams. There was no objection to the price ssaid for the teams, a dollaF day, though some of the team owners join ed the strike fer the raising of theiF
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Something ofd and soFaethiae seE@. but always good to chew Dohefrie's s GFYstaitizea Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

street and First avenue. He will take for his subject, How God Draws Men.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Geo. Hageman does your plumbing promptly. g x. First St. Phone Black 5l
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

In the city homes. on the ranches at the mines, Perfect Flour Is the fl- vorite. This is because 1t is the best.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-14

Facial, scalp, massage, shampOOins. at your home Phone 39S Black
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-12
An Artist of Ability.

G. w. Bellar, who has been here
for several months, and who has
been employed at the Ray studio, has
left for New Orleans, where he has
secured a lucrative position During
his short stay here Mr. Bellar at
tracted much attention as an artist
He made a group Of the city officials
which has been on exhibition in the
window Of the Joyce-Pruit Co. A re-
production has been made Of the
group, and the Record is having a
half-tone made Of it for use in the
paper.
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one soldier for God and the Army
The Western Territory which compris
es all the country west of Chicago
has set a target of 5000 to be the num-
ber of souls converted during the
siege which will last for one month,
ending ON the eleventh of March.
The local Corps has been targeted
with the rest and in spite of being
handicapped by sickness which makes
them shorthanded are going to break
their target. In spite Of the storm
yesterday the meetings were among
the best yet held by the Army. In
found at the mercy seat seeking Sal
vation and seven raised their hands
for prayer. The meetings were on
the Camp meeting order and there
were many shouts in the Camp.
These special meetings will be held
continuously until the IL of March
when the siege comes to close
The target for the local Corps has
been set at thirty five souls to be saw
ed during the month and it is expect
ed that this target will be smashed.
This week is back sliders' week and a
special effort will be made to reach
this kind of people. ALI are welcome
to all services.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Feb. 12.-Cattle re
ceipts $4,000, including 500 \southerns
Market steady Native steers, 4.OG@
$50; southern steers, 3.25@4.75; SOU
thern cows, 2.25@3.75; native COWS
and heifers, 225@49O; stockers and
feeders. 3.OO@4.75; bulls, 2.60@4.OO;
calves. 3.OO@Z25; western fed steers,
3.5O@5.5O; western fed cows, 2.5O@
400;
Sheep receipts, $4,000. Market stea-
dy with downward tendency. Nut
tons, 4.25@5.75; lambs, 5.5O@7.OO;
range wethers, 5.40@6.1O; fed ewes,
4.5O@5.15
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SIX KILLED, TEN INJURED.
Fire Started In Saloon and Burned
Lodging House Above.

Fire Started In Saloon and Burned
Lodging House Above.
Portland, Ore, Feb. 12-At least
six persons lost their lives in a fire
at the east end of the Morrison street
steel bridge spanning the William
cite river early this morning. Ten
persons were seriously injured The
dead are Nathaniel H. Young, watch
man, Harry Taylor, aged IL, two
unknown men and two unknown wo-
men. The fire started in the Hood sa-
loon and consumed the lodging house
above it in which a majority of those
killed and injured were sleeping
twenty-five small houses were des-
troyed by the fire. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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Commerce a resolution for the inves-
tigation OF railroads similar to that
proposed by Gillespie in the house.
1t proposes an investigation of the
control of the output Of coal. The res
olution is the result Of complaint ag-
ainst conditions in West Virginia, but
the state is not specifically mention
ed in the resolution.
Pardonea by the President.
Washington, Feb. 12.- Midshipman
Minor Meriwether, Jr, of Louisiana,
member Of the third class convicted
and sentenced to dismissal for hazing
has been pardoned by President
Roosevelt
Cadets Receive Diplomas.
Annapolis, Md, Feb. 12.-The ca
reer of the class of 1906 at the Naval
Academy was brought to an official
close this morning. Secretary Bona
parte delivered to 101 members of
the class their coveted diplomas.
Longworth is Better.
Washington, Feb. 12-Representa
tive Nicholas Longworth had so far
recovered from his recent attack Of
tonsilitis as to be able to take a short
drive today.
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Chicago, Feb. IA dispatch to
the Inter-Ocean from Cincinnati says:
Wong Fling, former secretary of the
Six Companies in San Francisco, who
is visiting in this city, says he thinks
the Boxer trouble in China Is about
to culminate in the greatest massacre
of modern times He issued the fol-
lowing warning to several American
friends last night, telegraphing 1t to
Los Angeles, Seattle and San Fran
cisco: BLOW is about to fall. Cable
warnings to friends to leave China at
once. Tell them to seek the protec-
tion OF Germany, temporarily, and to
get out of the country before Feb. a."
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conduct of the coal strikes in the
past and declared that every strike
in the soft coal region under his lead
ership had ended in failure What
do you think of Patrick Dolan's at.
ners?" Mitchell was asked today 81
do not care to discuss Mr.. Dolan,'
was the reply. To all other questions
Mr.. Mitchell made similar answers.
Scale Committee Meets.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE
members of the anthracite miners
scale committee were hurriedly call
ed together today, but for what pur-
pose was not given out On Saturday
night it was stated that the commit
tee had finished its business and
would not meet again prior to the
conference between the miners Off
cials and the coal operators, which
takes place in New York on Thurs
day. Today's secret session, however.
leads to the belief that some import
ant question arose which required
the Immediate attention of the com
discuss the meeting
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San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 12.-E
H. Hartman, Epes Randolph and
their associates, who are interested
in an Arizona and Colorado Railway
enterprise that will eventually be
come a Southern Pacific branch, have
bought a vast coal land area near
Durango and have just paid down a
part of the purchase price. 1t is said
that it will require s2,0OO,OO0 to com
plete the deal The Porter Fuel Co
and the Boston Coal and Fuel Com
pany's coal lands are included in the
purchase, and also thousands of ac-
res of adjoining coal lands. Survey
ors have been at work for the past
few months between Durango, Pueb-
10, and Clifton, Arizona, on the line
of the Southern Pacific, which means
that the company proposes to get
into Pueblo for the benefit of the
eastern traffic and for a share of the
business of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Co. ~.a
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Washington, D. c.. Feb. ia new
gavel was dedicated to the memory
of Abraham Lincoln by Speaker Can
non today at the opening of the house
and the birthday OF the martyred
President was remembered in the
prayer Of the Chaplain.
Legislation for the District of Col
umbia was taken up.
During the consideration of the
bill to regulate the sale of poisons
in the District of Columbia, the state
ment was made that the drug habit,
particularly the use of cocaine, had
grown at an alarming rate during
the past five years.
Chairman Babcock said that the
evil had grown to be decidedly
greater than the liquor habit. The
bill passed.
Amendments to Rate Bill.
washington, Feb. 12.-Amendments
to the Hepburn railroad rate bill
have been proposed in the senate
committee on Interstate Commerce
and are being discussed and laid aside
to be voted upon beginning next Fri
day The discussion today was con
fined to the first three sections with
a view to perfecting them. Senator
Patterson resigned as a member Of
the committee on Privileges and Eiec
tions and Senator Frazier was as
signed to MI the vacancy. Senator
Lodge then addressed the senate or
railroad rate legislation. speaking In
favor OF It.
Senator Tillman today reported
| from the Committee ON Interstate
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Bought $50 Acres of Land.

Jerome Howe, of Bloomington. ILL.,,
who has been here four days left this
morning for his home He bought
$50 acres of land, three miles east OF
Roswell. The place has an artesian
permanently, but will likely spend his
winters here. SHe is engaged in the
banking business at Wonona, Ill
This is his second trip to the Valley
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NOTHING TO SAY.

President Mitchell of the United Mine
Workers Is Mum.
New York, Feb. 12.-John Mitchell,
president OF the United Mine Work
ers OF America, said today that he
did not care to discuss the statement
given out by President Dolan Of the
Pittsburg district yesterday. In this
statement Dolan said that President
Mitchell was coming to New York
to ask the anthracite operators for
q contract which he had not the pow.
|er to enter into. as the national con-
vention Of miners had tied him hand
and foot. ne also attacked Mitchell's
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"POVERTY PARADE"

Demonstration Shows That Public 10
Taking Little Interest.
London, Feb. 12.-There was ano-
the streets of London today, with the
object of impressing the new govern
stration and attitude of the public
towards the subscription collectors
showed that interest in the power
ty parades" has been decidedly wan
ing since they took on a distinctly
political character
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A SERIOUS FIGHT.

Between servian Bands and Turkish
Troops.
Belgrade. servia. Feb. IA ser
ious fight has occurred in old Servia
between Turkish troops and two Ser
Wan bands near the villages of Nilxu-
jan. -Dragmanzi and Chelopek The
Turks were the attackers and lost
forty killed and wounded. The Serv-
ians lost Is killed and wounded.
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"TwiIieht Reverie" Tomorrow.

Ida J. McCune. (Mrs. J. ]. William
SOM the composer Of the beautiful
waltzes, Twilight Reverie," played
the same in the store of Price & Co
Saturday night and today. She win
render the same music at the store
of Price & Co. tomorrow from 200
to $50 o'clock All lovers of music
should hear this performance
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R. II. McCune, Notary Public.
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

observation taken at 6 a. m.)
Roswell, N. M, Feb. 12-Tempera-
ture.-Max., SO; min, 80; mean, 36.
Precipitation, 0.44; wind N. W., ,ye-
locity miles; light rain.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Rain tonight; clearing and colder
Tuesday.
Forecast for New Mexico:
Rain in south, snow in north por-
ton tonight; clearing and colder on
Tuesday.
M. WRIGHT,
Omcial In Charge.
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Oil inquiry Postponed.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE examina-
ton of witnesses at the Standard Oil
inquiry instituted by Attorney Gener-
al Hadley of Missouri, which was ex-
pected to go on today, was postponed
until tomorrow, on account of this
being holiday
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Coming Social Events.

The Misses Winston will entertain
with luncheon Wednesday night
Miss Lydia johnson will entertain
Tuesday afternoon with a Valentine
party for young ladies, and at night
will give an entertainment for ladies
and escorts.
Mrs. Carl M. Bird and Mrs. James
M. Hervey will entertain Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Bird
the guest of honor being Mrs. VIII
lam Hayes Pope.
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Red Men at Artesia.

George A. Friedenbloom, Great Sc
tesla, to meet Great Sachem Leon R.
Godschaux and perfect details for the
organization of tribe of Red Men
at Artesia
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There will be a special communi-
F. and A. M Tuesday evening, Feb.
Is, 1906 Object of meeting, work in
e. A. degree. By order of the W. M
HARRY MORRISON, Sec
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 12.-Wool stea-
dy. Territory and western mediums.
22@2s; fine mediums. 21@25; fine.
16@21.
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Mldwinter sieae for souls.

Beginning yesterday the Salvation
Army throughout the United States
began their great Midwinter Siege
for the salvation of souls. During
this time nearly every salvationist in
the country has pledged themselves
TO 40 the utmost TO win one soul and
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A high grade line OF souvenir pos
tails. Look for the name WALTON on
each card Two for s cents. ostf
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SIS Home Comfort Range,

Enamel Reservoir, $35 $12 Lady's
Writing Desk, $500. These are bar
gains.-Makin's 100 Main, Phone
227. 92tf