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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-06-20
es. Me're going to move

Meekly-Yes, we're going to move
to Swamphurst.
Doctor-But the climate there may
disagree with your wife.
Meekly--It wouldn't dare,-Chicago
Daily News.
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Defending Him.

Your husbands experience with the
races would not indicate that your
husband knows very much about
horses"
Charley knows great deal about
Them" answered young Mrs. Torkins,
only, like many other men of superb
or knowledge, he is not very sue.
cessful financier." -Washington Star
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Discuss Y. M. C. A. Work.

~Jonesboro, Ark, March S.-Today's
session of the convention of the Ark
ansas Young Mems Christian asso-
Citations was devoted mainly to a dis
cussion of bible study n methods of
extending power and influence of the
association. Among the speakers on
the program are D. H. Gregg, of st.
Louis on "Tne Study of the Bible;'
W. w. Auair of ST. Louis On Sunday
Meetings." and The Social Spirit -
the Rev. F. w Thompson, of Hot
Springs on Man to Man Method; 3"
E. G. Howe, of Fayetteville, on "Bible
Classes" and J. E.. Congdon of Tex
arkana on The Boys Work.. This
evening addresses will be delivered
by President j. N. Tillman of the
University of Arkansas on "Associa-
ton Work in Our Colleges" and Fred
Fox of Pine Bluff on "a Business
Mans Estimate of the Worth of the
Work of the Young Mems Christian
Association
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Central American Warfare.

Washington, March Sin regard
to the fierce n at times almost
bloody warfare now being waged in
Central America, it is interesting to
learn that the nations involved have
become sufficiently civilized to give a
reason for their quarrel, and are not
fighting merely for love of strife. In
reply to the statement of President
Zelaya, of Nicaragua, declaring that
the war resulted from an attack made
by Honduranean forces on a small
Nicaraguan garrison on the frontier,
for which r~eparation was refused,
President Manuel Bonilla of Honduras
has issued the following statement
through the American minister:
EARLY in January of this e a a
party of rebels appeared on the from
tier of Nicaragua. The executive
power, acting in obedience to the con
stitution, is compelled to preserve
the peace n security of the inter
ior of the republic and to repeal all
attacks or exterior aggressions. The
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Life Insurance.

its distinctive customs and institu-
tons.
At the present time while Ireland
is clamoring for a legal separation.
Hungary demanding a divorce from
Austria and Norway just setting up
housekeeping for itself. the history of
the marriage of England and Scotland
is not without its bearing on what
might be termed the divorce evil of
nations.
The. which eliminated in
union of the Thistle and the Rose
had its beginning when James VI of
Scotland became king of England as
James l. He was the only child of
Mary Queen of Scots and when she
was forced to retire from the throne
of Scotland the infant was solemnly
crowned her successor. He succedd-
I'd to the throne of England upon the
Heath of Queen Elizabeth in 1903. Dur
ing the hundred years that followed
his accession Scotland retained a p
arate parliament, and although own
ing allegiance to the same ruler it
was treated by England in all COM
mercial relations as a foreign nation.
For a time the uniOn of the crowns
had the effect of putting an end to the
bitter warfare that had been waged
between the two countries for centu-
ries. Toward the beginning of the
eighteenth century this feeling of n
nifty between Scotchmen n English
men again became in evidence. Scot
fish shipping in the Thames was seiz-
ed by the English and the Scottish
Government retaiiated by Selling the
English merchants vessels in the
Forth. 1t was then that King William
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mental countries in the hope of secur-
ing ammunition to be used on the re-
visionists when the tariff question is
again brought up for consideration.
Whatever may be thought of his
ideas On the tariff problem-and they
represent those of the majority of the
citizens of the tight little manufactur-
ing state he represe1ts-Senator AL
drich is admittedly a great power in
the senate. He plays for the most
part a thinking role in the affairs of
the senate. A man of few words, he
seldom speaks, but when he does he
is given close attention by the other
Republican senators. While other
senators are spouting fiorid oratory,
Aldricn, by methods which might be
termed gum shoe" but which are al
most uniformly successful, is gath
ering the tt Admittedly repre-
senting the great manufacturing in
tereStS of the New England states,
Aldrich is yet n of the supreme po-
tentates of the senate and the revis-
ionists will find in him their greatest
and ableSt foe.
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Drug Stores.
ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND
Gel a TO-DAN

London. March THE bicentennial
of the union between England and
Scotland is being celebrated today
on both sides of the Tweed with al
most universal rejoicing. In all the
cities and towns of the united nations
public celebrations are being held,
bonfires have been lighted and the
anniversary has been made the occa-
sion of a national holiday.
That the union contracted just two
centuries g by the two Kingdoms
has been beneficial to both is now
generally admitted by nearly all En-
glishment and Scotchmen. While
Ireland is strenuously seeking to eff
feet a repeal of the law uniting her
to Great Britain in 1900, Scotland is
more than satisfied and would not re
tire from the United Kingdom if it
could. The ante Reformation days
of war and bloodsned, when two PEG.
pies designed to dwell together in
peace fought fiercely for supremacy.
are now gone beyond recall. Scotland
and England combined have played
an important role il the affairs of the
world which neither could lave ac-
complished separately. Together they
have worked for peace and have sup
piled a ccmmeldable example of the
desirability of arbitration in interna.
tional disputes. The grandeur of the
British empire had it's foundation two
hundred years ago today. when two
separate peoples put aside the instru-
ments of warfare for those of peace:
and all of this has been accomplish
ed without either nation surrenderilg
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executive Immediately saw the acc
essity of attacking these insurgents
at Canizal and Capules, n in the
conflict that followed between the
troops of Honduras and the rebels the
former elected a body of NicaraguaT
soldiers who were evidently making
common cause with the rebels. Presi
dent Zelaya of Nicaragua demanded
satisfaction, which was refused by
General Manuel Bonilla, president OF
the republic of Honduras, in consid.
Grafton of the humiliation of Hondu.
a n of such reparation demanded
having no basis under b principles
of International law.
Several notes passed between the
governments of the two republics, in
which Nicaragua was accused by Hon
duras of lending aid to the enemies
of Honduras. 1t was then agreed to
submit these difficulties to an arbitra-
ton, the tribunal to meet in San Sal
vador, according to the treaty of Cor
into. 4 tribunal met in accord
ance with articles two of the treaty
demanded as a basis for their DELHI
erations h disarmament of the arm
les of Nicaragua and Honduras. The
president of Nicaragua did not accept
the decision of the tribunal. While
the president of Honduras, inspired
Iby political loyalty and frank diplo-
macy in mis- desire for peace, was dis
missing his forces, the president of
Nicaragua was mobilizing troops on
the frontier, declaring that the arbi-
traitors had not the authority to or
der his disarmament.
The protection lent to enemies,
the preparation for war and the con
centration of the Nicaraguan forces
on h frontier, la besides other mo-
tives, the eluding of the decision of
ais majesty Alfonso XIII. king of
Spain. President Jose Santos Zelaya
of Nicaragua desired to usurp and
take possession of a tract of 5000
acres which naturally by possession
for ages, by history and by just award
of the King of Spain, is ~legitimately
and exclusively the property of Hon
duras. Perceivilg the danger which
threatened the integrity and nation
al honor and in observance of article
IS of the first part of h national
constitution, the national congress
has declared martial law. The coun-
try has been provoked to an unjustifi-
able var because of the rupture of
arrangements of a digniied peace by
civilized means of arbitration, and it
is not fighting against the sister re-
public of Nicaragua, but against the
personal government presided over
by Don Jose Santo Zelaya."
"BONILLA,
President Honduras"
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CHAMPION CUBS TO
LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH.

LEAVE run TIE 0OOt7
Chicago, March S.-Manager Franz
Chances Cubs, champions of the Ma
tional league, who have been taking
the water cure at West Baden Springs
for the last week, leave today fol
the South. Only mild preliminary
work has been INDUCED in at the
Springs and the strenuous work OF
the training season will not begin un.
til the squad goes into camp at New
Orleans Sunday.
Five Exhibitions games will be
played in the Crescent City with
Charley Franks Pelica1s of the South
ern league, three games with the
strong Birmingham team and two
with the Mobile nine, If the Cotton
States league. The Cubs will also
show at Memphis and Nashville and
at Louisville will m an inva-
sion of the American Association ter
ritory.
With the exception of three days at
the wildup of the season the entire
bunch will be kept intact and there
will be no division of forces for the
sake of shekles to be picked up by
Showing in the smaller towns
The hardest games q the tour are
expected to be those arranged with
the University of Illinois team, to be
played at Champaign just before the
opening of the National league sea
son.
Only six youngsters are being TAX
en- on the Southern trip, two of them
who have made great regulations in
minor leagues. 1t is almost a GER
tainty, however, that when the UNI
pire yells play BALI on April II the
Cubs lineup will be the same as it
was when the season last year came
to a close. Manager Chance is firm
in the belief that his veterans can put
it over any team in the National
league as easily as they did last sea-
son. despite their trouncing by the
White Sox in the worlds champion
ship series, and will lot be liable to
make any changes unless some of mis-
discoveries prove to be extraordinary
ly good players.
Perhaps the only change possibly
to be made in the lineup is the substi-
tuition of Hoffman for Jim Slagle in
centerfield. Slagle held down that pc
sition last year but was injured early
in the worlds series and Art Holman
was substituted. He was easily the
star of the Cubs team in hat famous
series. covering center field perfect
~ and making a remarkable record
with the willow. Holman is one of
the best all round utility players in
the league, however, and it is not pro
bable that Chance will not care to
lose his services as a substitute on
i1field positions by giving him a regu-
lar position in the outer garden.
John King will continue as the
star man behind the bat and has few
superiors as a catcher in the baseball
world. Mordica Brown, the three-fin-
gered twirler who was the brighter
particular star among the National
league pitchers last yea is in good
condition ami is expected to continue
his phenomenal work during the com
ing ear. Manager Frank nance
will again hold down the initial bag.
John Evers will again play second,
Harry Steinfeldt, will occupy third
and Joe Tinker will play short. Jim
Sheckard and Frank Schultz are GER
tain to retain their places in the out
field.
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Eastern Universities Debate.

New York, March S.-Debati1g
teams representing Columbia and Cor
nell universities W II meet in their an
nual contest this evening at Mendel,
ssohl nall. The Columbia club will
give a concert before the oratorical
fireworks are set off. The local insti,
tuition will be represented by D. d.
Podell, H. Harper, B. NJ. Kaye, and 1.
NJ. Wormser, while the Cornell team
consists of F. l.. Durk, F. R. Brown,
D T. Smith and l.. R. Goodrich. Sim
~ultaneous debates will also be held
at Philadelphia and Ithaca between
teams representing Pennsylvania, Cor
nell and Columbia. The debating
league composed of these three Uni.
versitieS was formed three years ago
and mas been SO successful that The
plan has been followed by leagues
composed of Dartmouth, Brown and
Williams in New England and Chica-
go, Northwestern and Michigan in the
central West.
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Mesmic and Neary Matched.

Milwaukee, Wis, Marcel s.-George
Mesmic and Charley Neary will again
test conclusions in the roped arena,
having agreed to fight ten rounds as
the star attraction of a bif show to
be given by the Milwaukee Athletic
club tonight. In a battle before the
Pacific Athletic club at Los Angeles
Mesmic sent Neary to the floor for the
count in the second round of what
was to have bee a ten ROUND bout.
Neary declares tina it was an acct
dent and hat he will clearly demon
strate his superiority over Mesmic
in the battle this evening.
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III. began to advocate a closer union
between England and Scotland. In
his project he had the assistance Of
patriotic statesmen of both countries.
but owing to the bitter opposition of
france and of the English merchants
who were jealous of those of Scotland
he died without having accomplished
mis- purpose.
For years the attempt to unite the
two countries was carried On unSuc-
cessfully. Every possible obstacle
was placed in h way ,by the French
Government, which counted upon
Scotland as an ally and an enemy of
England, menacing the northern bor-
der of the latter in case of war. The
manufacturers and shippers of Eng
Eand were strong in their opposition
to any union which would give their
hated rivals. the Scots, the same com-
mercial advantages enjoyed by them
selves. Many of the Scotchmen also
opposed the union, fearing that it
would result in a loss of the country's
individuality and the abolition of it's
time honored customs and ancient in
situations.
1t was during the reign of Queen
Anne that the union was finally con-
summated, the act of the parliaments
of the two nations receiving her sigma
ture in March of 1907. Ii the Scottish
parliament the treaty was ratiiei by
a vote of 10 for I'M 50 against it,
and the opposition il the English par
lament was even smaller. The treaty
agreed that each country was to re-
tain it's own established church and
its own code laws. The Scotch gar
lament was abolished n Scotland
received sixteen seats in the house
of lords. and forty-ive seats in the
house of commons, the latter repre-
sentation having been gradually IN
creased to seventy-two members at
the present time. All rad restric-
lions were removed ami free CONNER
cial intercourse established. The
crown was settled upon the descend
ants of Queen Anne, and failing them
upon the Protestant House of Hanov-
er. The national deb was satisfac-
torily adjusted. and the union whiy1.
has continued for 200 years was f.
nally completed.
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Mississippi Lumbermen Meet.

H~attiesburg, Miss, March 8.-The
South Mississippi Lumbermen's AS
ISOLATION and the Hoo-Hoos of this
section of the state met here today
with a large attendance. A number
of important questions affecting the
lumber industry will be considered,
including the scarcity of cars, claims
for Overweights and demurrage, and
it is probable that radical action will
be taken. About seventy-five kit
tens" will be initiated into the order
of Hoo-Hoos during the present con-
catenation and will make this ses-
sion one of the most memorable il
the history of that organization. The
annual convention of the lumbermen
of Mississippi and Louisiana will be
held next Tuesday.
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A special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners will be held
at the court house in Roswell on the
18th day of March, 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. m, for the purpose of considering
a petition of resident taxpayers ask
ing an appropriation of county funds
to assist the citizens of Lake Arthur
precinct in building a highway bridge
across the Rio Pecos near Lake Ar
thur, and the transaction of such 9TH
er business as may be deemed best
in connection with said proposed
bridge. w. NJ. ATKINSON,
(eod&W) Chairman Co. Com.
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LONE DE The BOYS

He is way beyond fifty, his nair's
turning gray,
Blu still he can laugh in the jolliest
way
He hasn't forgotten the fun in a jest;
He tells the old stories with heartiest
ZeSt,
He knows all the new ones; he likes
OTIS of noise
Somehow he has managed to stay
with the boys.
Why, he can get up in the II of he
dawn
And be on the road ere the others
have gone,
With his pole and mis- line-and ne
laughs long and deep
At the ones who say mornings the
best time to sleep.
He is out with h boys, and not one
of them peers
At the wrinkles and crows feet that
tell of his years.
He is ready to romp, or to hunt, or
to ride
He a never sat silent and moody,
n sighed
Over vanishing youth or the days of
his past,
For he says that the days of h boy
time a last
Just as long as we will, that we never
need part
With the wonderful thrill that they
give to the heart.
He will lie on his back in the shade
of the trees
And declare that he knows what is
sung by the bees,
he mimics the whistles and calls
of the birds,
Which, he says, if he liked, ne could
put into words.
He would rather spend hours on the
banks of the brook
Where the berries are red, than be
reading a
He is way beyond fifty, and folks
think he ought
To devote lots of time to more SER
ious Thought
But they wonder at him, and they en-
Wy him, too,
For he's living today all the days
they once knew;
He has never lost touch with the
chiefest of joys,
He has kept a young heart-ne is
one of the boys.
w. d. Nesbit in Chicago Post.
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Detroit Boxing Show.

Detroit, Mich, March Silk round
bouts between Kid Brock Il Willie
Spracklin and Harry Cobb and Joe
Cherry are the principal features of
a fight card arranged for tonight at
the Light Guard Armory. Several
minor matches have also been made
for the event. The police and city of
ficials have promised not to interfere
with the show upon the written agree
ment of the managers not to offer
any money to the contestants.
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shoeI and Weeks to Fiqht.

Denver, Col, March 8.-Muggsy
Shoel of Cheyenne. Wyoming, and
Freddie Weeks, of Cripple Creek, will
fight tea rounds before the Denver
Eagles at East Turner nall this even
ing. The men will weigh in at 1872
pounds at 8 O'Clock this afternoon and
will fight for half of the gate money,
the receipts to he split on the basis
of go per cent to the winner and 40
per cent to the loser. Both fighters
have posted a $500 forfeit to go as
a side bet.
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RusseII's Horses to Race.

New York, March Slight fast 2
year-olds, the property of Lillian Rus
sell, are expected to arrive here soon
from Australia, and will be zen in
action on eastern tracks during the
coming season, bearing the colors of
Mr.. Clilton," the racing alias of lie
famous actress.
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Washington, March S.-Senator Mel
SON w. Aldrich of Rhode Island, the
chief leader of the tariff stand pat
ters' IN the national legislature, will
go to Europe to investigate the re-
suit Of the Dingiey rates on the for
.eign trade He has engaged passage
on a liner sailing from New York to-
morrow and will spend two or three
months in ENGLAND and various CONT
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Notice. free PLANTERS.

I have a nice assortment of apples,
plums, pears, cherries, shade trees
and roses by my shop ON South Main
St. Drop me a card I will do the rest.
3tf. r. II. CRUISE
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Hotels.
Jewelry Stores.
Lumber Yards.

.PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber. shingles. doors, lime, ce-
ment, paints, varnish and glass
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials and
paint.
KEMP LUMBER CO.-Call on us for
Lumber. Shingles, etc. We treat
you right. East 4th st.
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Notary Public.

FRED J.. BECK-City Clerk. Notary
Public, city hall corner End and
Richardson ave.
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l have the agency for the SWEETEST
line of house numbers and name
plates ever seen in Roswell. See sam
pie at Makin's.-McGlashan. 05t3
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PostOf1ce. lott.
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Furniture Stores.
Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and Wood. We buy hides.
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best
East First ST. Phone 126.
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Trade Directory.
Mems ~Furnishers.

E. H. WILLIAMS & CO.-The only
exclusive Mems Publishers in the
Pecos Valley.
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

:. L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class
l hang paper the right way. Phone
215. 3t26*
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Legal Blanks of all Kinds for sale
at the Record Office.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light and power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Racket Store.
Real Estate.
Ready-tO. wear Apparel.

THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outftters in ready to ear appare
for men, women and children. Mi
linery a specially.
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Photographers.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton.
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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Dye Works.

X. c. DYE enthusiastically es
tablished here. Cleaning and press
ing. Work done by experienced
hands.
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Seed Store.

THE ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED CO.-AH kinds If field and
garden seeds.
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TailOrS.

HAMILTON BROS.-Goods called fol-
and delivered. Phone 224.