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stnndIng of die clul,s.
[snccial Id The Tires- pisratch.1

Especial to The Times -Disratch.]
I ROANOKE, VA. July 2e.-Richmond
! took the first game OF the series with
Base. the final score standing to /.
Salve for the visitors had Clark'e
men at his mercy, and at no time did
they have a chance TO win. The Colts
batted like fends and at oppor,une
ZINES. and this. combined with rank
.rrors by the locals. piled UP the runs
Two-base and three-base hits and q
home run came in rapid succession
while the locals famed the wind anc
looked wise.
In the NTH inning Manager CLARK
retired from the game FOR, some IN
known reason. Heavy hitting by tbs
visitors was feature OF the game
The contest was fast and snappy. ant
was played without wrangie or dis
pute. The tabulated score:
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Weather postpones Trots.

DETROIT. MICH. July ga very
muddy track, due to last nights heavy
fall OF rain and the promise OF more
this afternoon, resulted in a post
ponement of the opening of the grand
circuit trotting at Crosse Point track
until tomorrow. The entire meeting
will be set back one day.
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Aauatics at Exposition.
CAMPERS AT HOME AGAIN.
Y. NJ. G. A. Boys Return to City Brown a
L. # I

Y. M. G. A. Boys Return to City Brown and
Happy. NJ
Secretary Reithard and his party OF
campers from the Richmond Y. NJ. G, A.
boys department arrived in Richmond about
IS o'clock last night hearty brown and en-
thusiastic The boys declare that they have
never before had SO successful trip. and
are loud in their praise OF the secretary in
charge and his corps OF assistants No seri,
and ali thoroughly enjoyed the camp lie
the swimming and boating on the Rivanna
River. and the mountain climbing and de
lightful cool nights OF Albemarls. There
were thirty-seven boys In the party,
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Ensterners Win at Polo.

Lake FOREST, ILL. July 2a.--rhe
Bryn Mawr Juniors to-day defeated
the Fort, Riley Juniors at Onwentsia,
Is "a points to l.. in the third game
OF the National Polo Championship.
ers earned the right to play the finals
against Onwentsia for the Junior Polo
Championship next Wednesday,.
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Summaries: Two-base hit-Hlnton.
Ghree-hase hit-siebrie, Cowan. Home
{run-wallace. Stolen baees-Heffron
{2). siekrie. Gettig, Bowen. CLAYTON
and Raley Struck out-by Vernnelle
5; by salve. 6. Base on ha'ls--Ver-
huelle. i: by salvs 2. Left on bases
Roanoke, I: Richmond. S. Time 81
Eame, l hour and 40 ninutes UNI
Sire. Collifower. Attendance. 500,
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iI.f AZ s-t4s. ls
STILL WINS ANOTHER.

Ex- Richmondcr Let Kinston Down With
Five Ssfettesi ,ffs,l5
& WILSON. N. c.. July 9e,-Wilson won
from Kinstoa to-day to g., The features
were Gn,andk and Fishers fancy stops at
SEC ssoye By innings; 4 n II. u.
Kintton .,......s.o so8osl o o o o---s s
Wilson ..i,.. .,,.1...,1 1 9 o 90 q o.. 3
Observation-Disclosures. Lee and Bell; Wilson
.Etal End c,ranaton. Umpire Aiuaa.
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auttion @aIes, Future Daps.
4y@,r><Ne<SelS-~.-<
BY a. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctloneer
Manchester, Va.
rKusTEE.s AUcr1oN sALE

OF
THE BRICK STORES AND DWELi,-
1NGs. NOS. s26 AND s2s HULn 81,
WITH VERY LARGE LOT, CORNER
HULL AND NINTH STREETS,
MANCHESTER, VA.
-
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust. dated
November 30 1906. recorded II p. 3;
90 page 474. Corporation Court Of
M'anrshester default having be- been 81 ma se
due on the .a0th OF last May. and be-
Ing required SO to do by the holder
thereof, will sell at public auction
FRIDAY, THE 56TH DAY. OF, JULY,
1907. AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
that certain lot Of land at the IS south
fronting 12o $4,000 feet on. south line
OF Hull Street, running back from said
front 40 feet on the eastern line Of
Ninth Street. and on the other line ine
rear Is a broken line: For particulars
see plat recorded In d, 3. "a page o6
zeal estate with a big future to it.
A. Il. ADAMsoN. Trustee.
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W1ScHEsrER,s .wALkovER.
The staunton Team Proved Plum Puttiin,
Tor Frederick Lads

Tor Frederick Lads.
WINCHESTER. VA. July 22.-The staun
ton baseball team failed to come up to ex-
pectations hers to-day, when they played
their first game OF the season with Win
cnestcr's strong club the locals winning
by score Of IS to !. The game was Win
chester's from the start. Sinner for Win.
chester struck out seven and allowed only
three hits. While Dunn. OF staunton. struck
out four and allowed twelve hits. The visi-
tors made fifteen errors and Winchester
none. t-a7 q
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PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE DEsIR-
ABLE DWELLINGS.
Nos. 511o5. .,1107 AND, 1903 GRAHAM M
STREET (FULTON).
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portsrouih .......o o o o % o 0 0--o
norfolk ..........n W -
Summary: Earned run--Norfolk. i.
Two-bas. htts-Pender Warren and
Jackson. sacriHc e1its--Haas, jack
son. Edwards and Kelly. Stolen base
Warren Struck out-Revelle 8;
Fox. 2. Passed ball-Burns. Time.
l.sn. Attendance. 1900 Umpire.
TRULY.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Schedule for To-day. f
New York at Chicago.
Pttshurg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Yesterday. Results.

New York. o. chicago, 2,
Brooklyn. y; Cincinnati :.
Boston. 4; Pittsburg, 5. (Thirteen
innings.)
gained
game.)
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+ BcoTe Dy lHHIH2S. 4, m 9-1-7 Il.
panvl!le ,..,.....o o 1900 81
LNnchburg .......2 0 90 o o n--3
. Summary: Earned runs--Danville 81
1tolen beses--Reggy. DOYLE Anthony.
Evans. Sacriiice n!ts-PoWell, Lavin-
Yer. Hooker Two base hits--Doyle,
Feggy. Fetzer, Three base hits--Pow-
Nll Double plays--Rhoadss to Bowen
to Sturdevant; Doyle to McksYItt. Left
pn hases--Danyile Al. Lynchburg. 8.
Struck ont--I aYlnder. III Kline, q, Base
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GIANTS SHUT OUT
AND DROP BACK
Pittsburg Jumps Into Second
Place In National League
Contest.
BOSTON STOPS WHITE sox
Phillies Strike an Easy Thing in
St. Louis, Taking Both Con-
tests.
STOPS WHITE sox
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

schedule for To-day.
Cleveland at Washington.
Other clubs travelling.
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The bond required Of the specia'
commissioner in the above cause has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day
of July, 1907. Cf1AS. o. SAV1LLE.
T.
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arcticl1 AaIcs, Gifts Map.
BY Harrison &. Grant,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK STORES
Nos. 2025 and 2O27 East
Main Street,
AND BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. 4, 6 and 8 South
Twenty-First Street.
Arcticl1 5a[es. This nap.

In execution OF the decree of the
Chancery Court OF the City Of Rich
mond. In the suit of John f. RATIO. ys.
James L. Botto ct ais, entered July
10, 1907. the undersigned. Special Com
missioner, Will sell at public auctlon,
upon tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY %, 1907,
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The BloomlnEdale Lana
According to the Ct
In their answers by Wedne
fully explained in their nd
simply this: Eight cash Pr
answers to the question, Nv
man who has lost his hon
price of a home in rent, an
send the names and address
in buying a home or inve'
that almost any one can en-
OF the parties who buy N
free deed to u Valuable LOT.
act at once
~ Our new address Is: az
Eight Cash Prizes lEight
Why not try for one, OF
conditions In our Blooming
,Dinnatch or MondaY'aS = e'''nt s'
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RaiIrna0s.
Southern Railway
rRA1Ns I,rAyE RIc1IMoNp.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ B.--FoilowinK schedule figures pub.
lished only as Information and are NOS
Guaranteed
700 a.. M.--Daily--Local .or Charlotte,
connecting at Keysvlila for Chase City
and Clarksville
li:15 A. M.--Dnily.---Limited - Buffet Pull.
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, New
Orleans. Memphis Chattanooga, and
all the South. Through coach for
Chase City, Oxford Durham and
Raleigh.
b $500 p. M-E,x sunday--Keysvlle Local.
1850 I. M.-Daily--1,lmited Pullman ready
$3.50 P. NJ. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:s0 F. MIX. sunday--Lmited--To West
Point--Conneotns fox Baltimore.
2:lh p MEX. Sundays,
4;45 \. MEX. sunday-Loca to West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:55 A. NJ, s:40 p. M.-From MI the South.
4:lo r M.--Frop Charlotte. Raleigh. Dur-
ham, ChnseCity. and local stations
$40 A. NJ. From Keysvllle-Local.
$3.50 a. M.-From Baltimore and West
Point s5iat
io:45 4. N. Sis P. M,--Local from Yves,
Point.
G. w. wEsTBURY. D. P. A..
go u. Main Street, Richmond. Va
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Game. To-day

Games To-day.
kichmond at Roanoke (two games).
Lynchburg at Danville.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
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Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, 8 Washing ton. 2.
Detroit, 6: Philadelphia, ).
Chicago. !; Boston. l. Twelve In
nings.)
st. Louis, 4; New York, 6.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Atlanta: Atlanta. ~; Memphis.
At Charleston: Charleston, Z; Colum-
bia, s.
At Macon: Augusta, 5; Macon, 2.
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Standing of the CluLs.
ph,l,ies Took the Pair


PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 22.-Phil-
adelphia took both games of a double-
header from St. Louis to-day.
First gamer
Score by innings: r. H. E..
St. Louis .....0 00001o000-1 3 l
Philadelphia oI-2 s 9
Batteries: Karser ana MARSHALL;
Richie and Doom. Time. 1:55. Umpire,
Enslie.
Second game:
Score by innings; r. H. p.
st. Louis 100000 ooc-1 8
Philadelphia 800 oGoo221'-5 q
Batteries: McGlnn and Noonan;
Brown and Doom. Time, 2:o5. Umpire,
| Enlslie.
Pirates Won in Thirteenth.
BOSTON, MASS. July 22.-To- days
game lasted thirteen hard-fought in
nings before Wagner's thrce-base hit
ard long fly won Pittsburg victory.
Score by innings: R.H. r.
Pittsburg 50 00O01 000oo.-5 10 8
Boston ...001002D10O y 0--4 10 ;
Batteries: Camnitz, LieAeld and Glib
son; Dorner, Young and Needham
Time GAS. Umpires, Carpenter and
| tombstone.
Giants Fall Before Cubs.
| NEW YORK, July 22-Chicago to-
day shut out New York. 2 to Y. Chance
and Hoffman made the winning tallies
for the visitors.
Score by innings: R. II. E
Chicago ....,...0010o01Co--2 s 1,
New York. 0 900 90 DO 5
Batteries: Reulbach and King
Wiltse. Ames and Bowerman, Time
! 1881. EMPIRES, O'Day ana rtigler.
i Reds Took the Lust.
4 BROOKLYN, N. y. July 22--Mana ge,
Ianlon won game from his old club
to-day, the Ctncinnatis defeating
Brooklyn by a score Of 2 to /.
Score by innings: r. H. e
Cincinnati ...0o1oo00o1--2 6
Brooklyn .0nO 0Olo on--l
Batteries: Coakley, Smith and Nc
, Lean; Bell and Ritter. Time, 1853. I'm
pire. KLEIN. fse
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Contest Creating Great Interest.

coynpanys contest creating great deal OF
aday noon me conditions Of the confess, are
seeny IN MS Tns the bes
hlch do you consider the more unfortunate, TIE in
9 by FIRE. or the man who has paln out !, t M
les Of Just fva persons who may hs Interested
ting In real estate, That makes It 80 simple
most lots in the aggregata, WIN 4. be given Z Z
THE BIooMINGpALE LAND COMPANY,
q East Main Street. u #}t5s3g$5. ~ .5f4g q
and a Valuable Building Lot to be given away.
them? Only takes a few minutes time. Read
lale ad. In Saturdays Leader, Sundays Times
~. Z ] & Y IA ~
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PUBLIC SALE
MICA LANDS IN AMELIA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.

BY virtae OF decree entered In
the chanaery cause pending in Amelia
Circuit Court, under the style Of John
G. Jefferson ct ais. VS.. Eggleston ct
ais, will on
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1907,
AT Q O'CLOCK P. NJ.
In front OF the Courthouse at Amelia,
Va, offer for sale all that valuable
mica and other mineral property lying
under the lands formerly. owned by
John G. Jefferson. deceased, according
to the terms. set forth IN the decree
entered In said cause at the May, 1907,
term OF Amelia Circuit Court.
Large quantities Of mica have, been
found on this land. and 1t Is considered
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Special Commissioner.
yirginia.-1n Amelia Circuit Court
Clerks ONCE. July 10. 1907.
The bond required of the foregoing
commissioner has been executed, With
'np' 49, S. L. FARRAR, Clerk.
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from grantor to undersigned, trustee,
recorded in D. B. 17oC, p. 5l2, Rich.
mond Chancery Court. I will sell at
the auction salesrooms Of The Valen-
tine Auction CO., No. 6lS East Broad
Street. Richmond. Va, commencing at
W VEL I ssH9iS MORNING, JULY Path.
Two Very Handsome WalnSt Bedroom
robes ltwo with mirror mirror. do , RS I, very er
stand, two large French Plate Mantel
Mirrors. one small Pier Mirror, three
Hair Mattresses. Fine Clock and Orna..
ment, Pillows and Bolsters. number Of
Pictures. Chairs, ROCKERS ETC.; Two
default having. been made In payment
Of note for s36S.60 and interest there
in secured, being 40 required by bene-
Also at same sale will sell for others
a very Handsome and Massive Rose
(wood Bedroom SUITE acknowledgements
and a very Fine Old Rosewood Parlor
Suit Of nine pieces. handsomely carved
l Sale positive. Ladies' invited.
ALFRED E. COHEN. Trustee.
i THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers. 4
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

fp.terdny's suits.
Richmond, 8; Roanoke. l..
Danville. Z; Lyhchhurg, 2.
Norfolk, 2. Portsmouth, 0.
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lfVALENT!.1E AUCTION
K PHONE 1906 ~
SIC EAST BROAD s.:

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME WALNUT AND ROSE
WOOD FURNITURE MANTEL
MIRRORS, ETC.
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auftion SCALES, future DapS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY c.. i g. II. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers'
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Sixth race-hve and a half furlongs;
selling-He Knows 6 to ~ first, Wood
lane (l1 to 81 second. Single Stone (12
to y third. Time, 1906 AS.
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CARNIVAL Is OVER. Big SUCCESS. GOOD INVESTMENT.
PLAN FOR THE FUTURE AND DECIDE NOW.
SOMETHING TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

Queer how some are up and. some are down. Nice people, dependent born to hard luck
Moth af SO queer as goodnatned NEGLECT. Once does not meal it, but how often he fails to
fix tgs up for the folks Every sober hatwond1g man has fortune ofeed at his door
Come now. Just wake up to the faH that hrfue millions a year are paid on yHps Why not
get share in these millions? The chance is ours A spenddp ne of property. Gd if you
want it Geenbacks All cash anyway An good stuff to swap for whatever you think you
need
n o BUY A NYIP?
In twenty years from now you will dram may be- of the oil go rnd A good Ranch with
good income might suit Takes s1OOO Nyhp. Buy your Ranch and settle snugy down-Be
gone, dull care. You are going to watch mgs grow You say yu. can't anmd it, Man alive
you are buying CESAR If somebody fgsym a fine Ranch on twenypa ment plan
is there anything like extravaganza in your closing a contract utn tote here hat ranches are
o SOLD on such terms
u A NYLP IS.
ever else you like You. can swap cash for any tangible thing A hop a store, bak s0k it
all goes But the solid ground, all your own, is cheerful to I@kf forward to- How are you
to do h? Why, by making a beginning Get moveo on Just WILL to do it. You have bt
twenty aymen in sight You don't know and nobody knows nov many payments there will
be- Quite right you are The NyHp may get into the will and wills go to probate in a hurry
sometimes Then no more payments The folks move ot to the Ranch; all paid for ThtSz
unshme
10 A M tt D o TT?
Why by looking the situation right in the face Sometimes takes a brave man to do
this We imagine aty on have a family. on know the facts You do And what if You
have family? Vel them ustu think of it as you never thought of befwA Think and think
and think Riches are here for you and the family; most likely for you to enjoy together
Possibly not for you,b but for the others with a mighty suremSs and think fast; think until
the need of securing the family est euderhod Let the thought possess your. brain Let
lved do its mighhet Let common sense push love on
NJ THEN WHAT?
Well you wills see into tem mist of coming days The Ranch mteraizs Yu viii see it
as a possibility A RTANT That's ALL You will see ways of accomplishing the end when
a sense of the great need possesses you Howl much will it costa?
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NO. III.

An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor
of the City of Roswell to call a spec
iaI election for the purpose of sub,
hitting to the qualified voters OF
the City of Roswell the question of
Issuing Bonds of Said City to the
amount of 100000, for the purpose
of charging and equipping the fire
department in h City of Roswell.
to De known and designated as Fire
Department Bond.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ROSWELL
Section 1. The Mayor Of the City
of Roswell be, and he is hereby au
thorized and directed to call a special
election, to be held in the City OF
Roswell on the 18th day of January,
1908, for the purpose of submitting
to the qualified electors of said city
the question of issuing bonds of the
City of Roswell to the mount of
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Maddox gave
a six o'clock dinner last evening at
their beautiful home on Spring River
Heights, to a few friends in honor of
Mrs. Maddox's sister who will short;
ly go to San Antonio for the winter
The table was beautifully decorated
and fairly groaned under the load of
good things to eat. The guests after
doing ample justice to the feast and
spending a social hour, departed to
their homes declaring it to be a fit
way for them to close the program
of the most eventful day in the nisto-
ry of Roswell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thomson came
in last night from the north and went
Thomson has been north On business
and Mrs. Thomson has been visiting
in Monmouth, ILL.,, and Kansas City
inc last June.
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Mrs. T. A. Peters and Mrs. T. G.
Clark, who have been here since Wed
nesday afternoon attending the car
nival and shopping, returned to their
homes in Acme this morning.
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LET US MAKE YOU A SUIT

Jus received, a lot of fresh rice,
pancake iou and ~buckwheat flour at
Spring River Grocery, phone 22o. Al
so BLU Valley Creamery butter, every
pound guaranteed fresh, for SOC per
pound. 1878
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Complete abstracts on short
notice. Roswell Title and Trust
Company. 1913
otto

NOtICe.
To whom it may concern, notice
Al instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament of Martha ]
Phillips has been filed for probate. It
is ordered by Hon J. T. Evans that
the first Monday jp December. 1907,
be fixed as the day OF Rr9ving said
will.
Witness my hand and cal of the
PROBATE Court this gath day If Octo-
Der. 1907.
F. P. GAYLE,
lSEAL) Probate Clerk.
Thur. 11-243t.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Young who had
been here through the Tallmadge trial
left this morning for the Panhandle,
where they will visit on their way
home to Kansas City.
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h funeral of the late J.. H. Gin
ton will occur Saturday morning at
ten O'Clock. The service will be held
at the home of l.. W, Neatherlin, four
miles northeast of Roswell and the
burial Will follow at South Side GENE
terry.
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Notice To Whom It May Concern:

A instrument of writing purport-
ing to be the last will and testament
of Thomas F. Estes has been filed
in my office. The Hon. J. T. Evans.
Probate Judge for Chayes county,
Territory of New Mexico. has fixed
the Bird day of December. 1907. for
hearing proof and probating same.
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Roger Durand, Will Bradley, Misses
Efie and Alma Bradley, Frank Sun
derman, Breeb Hurst, N. ]. Winchell,
John Barr, Judge Jerry Cazier and
A. L. Durand returned to Dexter this
morning after spending a few days
here at the carnival.
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II you are In need of abstract
work or any kind of information
about abstracts or abstract work
call phone 9i.--RosweIl Title &
Trust Company. Is f3
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Frank Anderson, of Hagerman, was
here yesterday and drove the horse OF
Mr.. Bodenhamer, of Hagerman tia
took several of the important prizes
at the horse show.
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The ladies of the First NJ. E.. church
desire to thank the people of Roswell
for their support and for literally pa
~tronizing their dinner anS supper on
Thursday, enabling them to clear al
most a hundred dollars.
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o. P. Butler, of Chanute, Kansas,
who has been here on business, left
this morning for Lakewood.
Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner,
the Jeweler AID Optician. 79ttf
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Dick DAVIDSON returned to Hager
man today. He was at the carnival.
w. H. Rhodes returned this morn
ing from a business trip down the
valley.
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G. A. Fedde, a driver for the Ros
wen Automobile Co, e to Portaies
this morning to spend a week with his
family. who reside there.
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MI. and Mrs. R. L. Monroe, whC
were here attending the carnival, re
turned to Canyon City, Texas thi'
morning.
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Given under my hand and seal of
office this 1st dag of November.
1907. +. 2. GAYLE,
fSEAL) Probate CLERK.
Fri. III to-
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w. c. Lawrence returned last night
from a weeks trip to st. Louis, Kan
sas City and other points east. He
went to Lake Arthur today.
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The South Side Neighborhood Gu
will meet with Mrs. Chas. Brown Sal
urday afternoon.
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Mrs. G.. l.. Bagard left this morning
for a few days visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Milton Anthony, of Amarillo
She was accompanied by her little son
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l.. R. Hart left this morning fol
GAINESVILLE, Texas, to spend a month
with his father.
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S. w. Holder returned to Lake AT
thur this moraing, having spent sew
eral days in Roswell.
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B. E. Prosser, who had been here
two days visiting friends, returned tc
his work at Amarillo today.
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Mrs. T. NJ. Rabb returned last night
from a five weeks visit with relatives
at Ballinger, Texas.
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Misses Mary Sullivan and Clara
Booth, of Fall City, Neb., came il
last night and went from here today
to Artesia on a visit.