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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

And the Wind Blowed Qn-The strong
wind, which was prevalent Saturday. blew
Fred Boehm into the pond where he was
cutting ice.-spring Creek correspondent,
Greeley Leader Independent.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

All in the Family-An Omaha paper pre-
scented us with a picture OF "Hamer from
Buffalo' in it's legislative illustrations last
week and while the picture. no doubt, was
intended for Tom. it looked more like his
dad. "-Kearney Democrat.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
You Ought to
Go Somewhere

HoMESEEKERS-February 9Th and 10th, round trip to
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $4,000. Greatly
reduced; also to Nebraska Kansas South Dakota Wyom
ing, Montana, Colorado and the Southwest.
ONEWAY-To Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, $780,
February 9Th and 10TH Greatly reduced also to Alabama
Arkansas Colorado the South Southwest and Northwest
oNEWAY CoLoNIST-Daily March and April nearly 500
reduction to Big Horn Basin Montana Washington Puget
Sound, Oregon California and Utah. 2a3; s4,
MARDI GRAs- Extremely low to New Orleans Pensacola,
Mobile February 9th to 10th, inclusive. tJSfsstE
EXCELLENT TRAINS to ST. Louis Kansas City, Denver
Chicago Personally conducted through Tourist seepers
also through Standard seepers to California via scenic
Coorado to the Northwest via Buring Northern Pacific
joint lines. Fl ~
:, 8 ~ Describe your trip.
Isl'll|Ell| TICKET OFFICE, 1902 Farnam St, Omaha
Route -
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
S TO SK RUGS

If you want good rug and want it cheap,
come to our basement and let us show you
these beauties. They are room size rugs
made from short lengths of carpets and
borders; the best weaves and prettiest pat
terms. Great bargains at their former
prices, which are now still further reduced
for quick selling.
$1,000 Brussels Rug, 9x12, for $3.50
$4,000 Brussels Rug, 9x12, for .......,. $500
$21.00 Brussels Rug10-6x12, for d. ....;.. $500
$1,000 Administer S-3x10-6, for $1,000
$22.5O Wilton, S-3x12. for. .,........... $1,000
$500 Administer, S-3x11-6, for. ...... $1,000
$500 Brussels, 10-6x12, for ....4..... $4,000
$24.5O Savonerie 9-3x1O-6,. for .,...... $21 90
$3.50 Velvet, S-3x12-3, for $1,000
$3.50 Wilton, S-3x12, for ............S2 100
$3.50 Savonerie, 9x12, for ............ S22. 80
$3.50 Wilton, S-3x10-6, for ......... 4.5O
$2SOO Administer, S-3x11, for -. $24.5O
$500 Body Brussels 30-6xf2, for .. S27 80
$500 Wilton 10-6x12 for =. - $40. 80
$500 Administer, 8-3x12, for ......... $4,000
$4,000 Administer, LOCKE, for ....... $500
LIN OL EUM
All short lengths Of linoleum and oil cloth
that accumulate during the entire year are now
being closed out at great reduction
3Oc OH Cloth, one yard wide, for -. 1Dc
S5c Oil Cloth one yard wide, for. ....... 25c
75c Linoeum, IT. wide, for ........... BIC
soc Linoeum IT, WIDE for ............ 0Oc
$1.35 Linoleum, IT. WIDE for .......... 75c
$3.50 Linoleum, #. wide, for ..........:. 85c
door use. Made from pure, cocoanut fibre. Very
thick and heavy, economical and durable Acc up
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03
LIN OIL e U M

COCOA DOOR MATS-The best mat made for out
door use. Made from pure, cocoanut fibre Very
thick and heavy, economical and durable. .49c up
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-03

TICKET OFFICE, 1902 Farnam St, Omaha
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04

At a very enthusiastic annual meet
ing of the Chaves County Sheer
Breeders and Wool Growers Associa
ton Saturday the following strong
resolutions We're adopted:
Leasing of the Public Domain.
Whereas, Seventy-f1ve or eighty per
cent OF the lands of tais Territory are
| unoccupied and used for the grazing
of live stock, and
Whereas, Conditions in New Mexico
were never more prosperous than at
the present, and it should be our aim
to maintain same, and
Whereas, The relations between the
ctr more peaceful and satisfactory
than now and under the present meth
DDS of conducting the live stock in
dustry, and
Whereas, The influx of home build
ers, homesteaders and settlers was
never greater or steadier than at the
present time. and the prospect for the
future was never brighter in the Ter
ritory, and a large per centage of the
heretofore arid lands of this Terrific
ry, or as such regarded in the past,
as only fit for grazing purposes, are
being reclaimed by the dry farming
methods and made to produce bounti-
full crops common to this climate, and
efforts are now being made to settle
these lands by this plan, which has
nj rrOvad clIocpCcf111
Therefore Be it Resolved by this,
the Second Annual Meeting of the
ChaveS County Sheep Breeders and
Wool Growers Association, That we
view with alarm any proposed change
in the present land laws that will in
any way injure our prosperity or tnat
it will in any way interfere with the
present peaceful relations between
the stockmen Or restrict immigration,
keep out the home-builder, homestead
er or settler or retard the prosperity
of New Mexico. Be it further Resolv
ed, That copies of these resolutions
be forwarded to the President of the
United States and to each member of
congress of the United States with
the request that same be given care
full consideration before entering upon
any plan having for its object the
leasing or control of the lands of New
Mexico
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04

The Elks of Roswell were as busy
on the finishing touches for their an
nual carnival, which opens tomorrow
night in the Amusement Park enclo-
sure. The booths We're all il course
of completion today. The merry-go-
round was set up and the cages for
Hagenback's wild animals were set
in place. The animals arrived last
night and are said to be under perfect
control of their keepers, in spite of
the fierce species.
The management announces that
the close money market will nave no
effect on the carnival. They will show
the people how to do business with
out cash. Neither will they let the
chilly nights interfere. A huge bonfire
will be built to warm up the cold ones
and the warm ones won't need it.
All the booths have been assigned
as follows:
French BOOTH Misses Eva and
Laura Hedgcoxe.
German Village Mrs F. c. Hunt
Miss Elinore Fleming. Mrs. Percy Ev-
ans.
Monte Carlo Mrs. w. S. Kilgour
Mrs. Harry Jaffa, Mrs. George True,
Mrs. T. C. Stewart, Edgar Calfee,
Claude Hobbs, Smith Lea.
Forunte Teller. Miss Irma Totzek
Candy Store:- J. A. Graham, Har-
ry Morrison.
Merry-go-round:- Joe Mccain, f.
A. Lohman.
Other committees have been an
nounced. The Frorman company will
be assisted by local talent. but their
names could not be secured as the
manager will not arrive until toniglt's
train gets in. He is coming afoOt just
behind the train which has delayed
him. With a clear track he would have
arrived some time last week.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04
A ROCKY ROAD.

Farmin gton Times-Hustler.
There are those who seem to think
that because President Roosevelt and
Governor Curry are for single state
hood, the battle is won. Before we
are convinced that statehood is so GER
tain as some would have us suppose,
tor Beveridge and Chairman Hamil-
ton being converted. If the speaker
of the house and the chairmen of the
committees on Territories of both
house and senate are not favorable
the bill will have rocky road to
travel
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04
Weldon Best Breaks an Arm.

Weldon Best, a cadet at the Mill
tary Institute, on furlough, went with
his brother. Ernest Best, to their faith
er's ranch 25 miles east Saturday, and
while there Sunday morning the boy
had horse fall under him, breaking
his left arm just below the elbow. The
boy was brought to town and the
break set and although the injury is
not dangerous, it is of course painful
and inconvenient.
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Forest Reserves.

Be it further Resolved, That We be-
lieve the general policy of the govern
ment in conserving the forests for the
future use of the people is right. But
we most earnestly protest against the
enlargement of the different reserves
and placing the boundary lines so far
distant from the region where the
forests actually grow, as at present
contemplated by certain parties on
the east boundary line of the Sacra-
mento reserve, as shown by petit
ton signed and sent to Washington
of recent date, contemplating the
moving of the line six miles east of
its present boundary where there are
no forests and where none can be
grown, all of which IS of inestimable
value for grazing purposes and which
cannot be used for any other purpose.
We would further call the attention of
the Department to the condition ex-
listing among the settlers in the coun-
try adjacent to the Lincoln Forest
Reserves. The country's first settlers
in this immediate locality, whose
claims as regards the forest reserve
are that they would much prefer the
depreciation of the Indians in the old
en- times TO the encroachment of the
forest reserve, and We respectfully
petition the Department for needed
relief
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ELMER LANDSAW DIES
UNEXPECTEDLY AT KENT

A taelegram was received last night
announcing the death of Elmer Land
saw, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Land
saw, of North Hill. His death occ W
at 2:3O Sunday morning at Kent, a
small town between Ell Paso and Pc
cos, Texas. Although no cause was as
signed III the message, it is supposed
that appendicitis caused mis- death,
as he was subject to attacks of this
malady. He was about % years old.
Mrs. Landsaw left last night for
Dayton to meet her husband, and they
will decide on plans there. AS there
is no embalmer at Kent, and on ac-
count of the washout between Pecos
and Carlsbad, the remains probably
will be inferred at Kent.
The deacesd had lived in Roswell
many years. Four months ago he
went to El Paso to accept a position
as night clerk in the Angelus hotel.
Recently he quit work there and went
to Kent. He leaves a father, mother
five sisters and one brother. Mrs. Tom
Selman, sister, lives at Kent; anoth-
er. Mrs. Arthur Henson, resides at
Throckmorton, Tex The rest, Misses
Pearl, Minnie and Bernice, and Clyde
Landsaw, live in Roswell.
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H. Cobean, the Records solicitor
is laid up with a sprained tendon in
his foot. His injury was complicated
by running a pitchfork in the same
foot this morning.
Edward O'Connen and Mrs. Mary
T. McCollister returned to Portales
this morning, after spending two days
here looking after business.
Mrs. c. d. Risser, of St Paul, who
had been a guest at The GilkesOn for
the past two months, left this morn
ing for San Antonio.
F. ]. Prentice, who came here re-
Gently from Boston. left this morning
for Elkins. He and his wife have come
to locate in Roswell.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heaton returned to Hag-
erman this morning after spending
several days with her son, Bert Hea-
ton, and many friends.
Mrs. A B. Bernard arrived last
night from Fort Scott, Kan, for al
extended visit with her brother, DR..
w. G. Armstrong.
Mrs. w. G. Morgan is able to be out
again after a weeks illness.
WANTED School girl, not more
than IA yrs, to assist in light house
work for board and room. Call 200
S. Lea. 11t3
Little Bob Bear slipped off a burro
at his home on North Hill Saturday
evening and broke his right arm i'm
mediately above the elbow.
Have Won talked with Col. Baker?
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treasurer. Board of Control: C. C. Mar
tin, w. s. Prayer, w. H. Long and
John Matheson.
resolution wass passed unanimous
ly thanking the Roswell Commercial
Club for the use of their quarters.
The Association adopted by u1ani-
nous vote resolution to support the
National Wool Growers and New Mex
leo Wool Growers Association to the
uttermost ability.
The Association will give a banquet
in the near future to its members and
invited guests.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Nov. 4-Cattle re-
ceipts, IA 900, including 600 southerns.
Prices steady to ten cents lower.
Southern steers, 2.6003.50; southern
COWS. 15002.50: stockers and feed
ers, 2.75@4.50: bulls, 2.00@3.50;
calves. 2.75@5-75; western steers, 3.25
644O: western COWS, 2.00@3.75;
sheep receipts. 5000. Market stea-
dy Muttons, 4.75@5.40; lambs, go
0625; range wethers, 4,50d $50; fed
ewes, 3.5005.15
The Wool Market.
St Louis, Nov 4-WooI steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums, 236 !;
fine medium, 20@ p; fine, 1701S.
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NEW MEXICO BANKS
ARE RIGHT


Papers from all the large towns oi
New Mexico show that the people
the business men of all kinds are sat
isfed with an arrangement similar tc
the one made in Roswell for the banks
to pay in clearing house certificates
temporarily until they can get the mon
ey they have deposited in New York
Chicago, Denver, Kansas City and
elsewhere. Thus they will avoid ship,
ing out any of the money they have
at home, even as the eastern banks
decline to give up the money they
hold which belongs to western banks.
The clearing house certificates are as
good as gold. At Las Vegas, where the
clearing house credit plan was first
installed in this Territory, the Daily
Optic reports as follows:
"The business men of the city real
ize the position il which the banks
have been placed, and they have all
agreed to aid the local financial insti-
tutions in every way possible, thus
demonstrating their faith in the banks
and the men who are behind them.
1t was reported this morning that
the Santa Fe railroad had refused to
accept the clearing house certificates
in payment of freight bills or railway
tickets. but this rumor was found on
investigation to be unfounded
The Santa Fe railroad as we'll as
the Wells-Fargo Express company
will accept the certificates the same
as cash without question. There have
been no instances where the certiff-
Gates have been turned down, and
there is no possible excuse for their
refusal, as they are undoubtedly as
good, as far as dollars and cents go,
as any bank note in the country.
1T is not thought that it will be
necessary to use these certificates for
any great length of time, but as long
as they are in use they will be ac-
cepted every place, and 40 trouble is
Fully two hundred citizens were
men called at the Commercial Club
to discuss the present financial situa-
ton. Mr.. A. A. Jones was made chair
man of the meeting, and in his ad
dress, Oh taking the chair, he explain
ed the situation so thoroughly and in
such a mastery manner that all pres
ent We're satisfied that the situation
had been most wisely met by our bank
ing institutions, and that there should
be no cause for uneasiness. Our bank
lag institutions We're never as sound
as they are today, and it is generally
believed that the officers have met
the condition which confronted them
in a most wise, business-like and cour
ageous manner"
This being the first day of similar
plan of operation in Roswell the Rec
ord is pleased 20 state that the busi-
ness men here have accepted the plan
without the slightest hesitation. Cash
ier's checks are issued from the banks
in payment of checks, and they are
taken as cash by everybody without
a murmur. They are accepted at the
Land Office. by the railroad company,
the tax collector and the postoffice,
as we'll as by merchants and others.
Everybody seems to feel that the Ros-
well banks have done the best possi-
BILE thing under the circumstances,
and that they should receive the hear
ty support of the entire community.
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FIRE IN APARTMENT N
HOUSE, NEW YORK.

New York, Nov. Fire destroyed
the Townsend apartment house in
west 121st, near Seventh ave. at 300
O'Clock this morning. The flames rush
ed through the house SO fact that fam
lilies leaving had to fee without clotN
ing. Many of the tenants came down
the fire escapes There is serious
doubt if all the tenants escaped.
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A Correction.

The statement in Tuesdays issue
that DR.. c. F. Beeson had given his
entire medical library to the Carnegie
Library was mistake. 1t was DIR. H.
A. Beeson. his father. who donated the
books DR. c. F. Beeson has returned
from the Hondo ranch and win now
devote his entire time and attention
to his practice.
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COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs, Colo. Nov. A.
The Montcalm sanitarium, located at
Manitou, was partially destriyed by
fire early today All the occupants es-
capped without injury Property loss,
$35, 900.
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Tariff on Wool.

Resolved, That this Association is
unalterably opposed to any change in
the tariff schedule on wool, except as
to third class wool. which we insist
should be so changed as to prevent
the fraudulent importation of clothing
woods. as third class wool should come
under the head of second class.
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CONSTANTS

APPEAR A 4.UU p. NJ.
The committee in charge of the
Horse Show of the Elks' Carnival an
nounces that the four driving events
of the horse show are to be pulled off
at four o'clock on Thursday afternoon,
instead of at the time of the parade.
All contestants are requested to be
at the carnival grounds promptly at
four O'Clock to contest for these
prizes.
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s. w Holloway. of Lake Arthur.
who had been here two weeks, left
Sunday for Kansas City to spend a
month looking after business His
wife went to Canyon City. Texas, to
remain during his absence.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04
BANK CASH
Ter COMMITS SUICIDE

Nashville. Tenn. Eov. A dis
patch from Huntsville. Ala. says that
James R. Bidd, cashier of the Hunts
vile Bank and Trust Company. com
mitted suicide today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04
ELkS PUTTING ON THE FINISH
ING TOUCHES IN PREPARA-
TION FOR BIG TIME.
MANY FEATURES READY

Animals Arrive for the Great Hagen
back Attraction Merry-go-round
Being Set Up Today Frorman's
Company Drilled for Its Nightly
Performances Big Bonfire Will
Keep the Grounds Warm.
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More Evidence in TaIImadee Case.

District court was busy all day hear
ing arguments as to whether certain
evidence could be introduced by the
defense. The ruling of the court was
that the evidence was material to this
case. and the examination of witness
es will be taken up tomorrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-04
omcers Elected.

The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: A D. Garrett.
president; Chas. de Bremond, vice
president; Eliza White. secretary and
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EIks Carnival--=Nov. 5, E, Z.

Mrs J. A Cottingham returned
last night from a five weeks visit in
central Texas.
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Mr. NJ. D. Burns, the railroad agent,
takes charge of the Telegraphy school
in Roswell. The Roswell people know
that this insures success for the tele-
graphy department. 10t2
Learn teIegraphy and railroading
at Roswell. Phone 242 10t2
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FINANcIERS CONFIDENT THE SIT
UATIoN is NOW PRACTICAL
LY UNDER CONTROL.
MILLIONS OF GOLD
rO-

American Trade Balance for First
Half of Year Nearly Two Hundred
Millions, Making it Impossible for
Europe to Hold Back Her Gold
Talk of a Special Session of Con-
gress to Reform Currency.
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Mrs. Ed chaves Passes Away.

Sonora Dona Lucia Garcia de Cha
yes, wife of Ed Chaves. died yesterday
afternoon at 2:30. after a short i'll
ness. at the age of % years. She
leaves a husband and one child. The
funeral occurred this afternoon al
two O'Clock from the home on Michi-
gan avenue.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report.)

ILocdI HepuFt.J
Roswell, N. NJ, Nov 4.-Tempera-
ture-Max., yesterday &c; min. Al;
mean, "a.
Precipitation. 90: wind N. velocity
3 miles; weather foggy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and TUESDAY: colder
tonight with frost.
N. WRIGHT,
oniclai In Charge.
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Elks CarnivaI--.NOv. 5, 6, z.

For Sale at a Bargain.
Large solid oak wall show case, as
good as new. Inquire at Record office.
00m&wtf
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EIks CarnivaI-==Nov. 5, E, 7.

WANTED A position in restaurant
general store, grocery or confection-
cry by experienced man. Best of
reference Apply at Record office.
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EIks Carnival--=NOv. 5, 6. !

| w. E. Washington returned this
morning from Lake Arthur.
Dick Stanley came in from Dexter
this morning for repairs on his we'll
rig.
| ]. T. West, employee of the Pecos
Valley Lumber Co., returned this NOR
ming from a Sunday visit at his home
| in Hagerman.
Herman Mem returned this morn
| ing from Dexter, where he spent sun
day
]. NJ. Pardue, of Texico, who is
here on jury duty, returned this morn
ing from a pleasure trip to Carlsbad.
R. T. Amis, of Wellington, Kan, is
here for visit with his brother, Gill
Amis, and other relatives.
C. L. Higday returned this morning
from Dexter.
R. A. Eaton. of Artesia, was in
town today on business.
Frank Divers returned this morning
from a business trip to Carlsbad
c. A. Baker left this morning on
business trip to Kenna.
Sam Jones went to Acme this morn
ing to resume work. after spending
several days here at court
Born, yesterday. to Mr. and Mrs
Harold Hurd, a girl.
Russell does horse-shoeing. loft
G. S. Long, of Ell Paso, came in to-
day for short business visit. by way
of the auto route He Will go ont to
the Walter Long sheep ranch tomor-
row.
Mrs. L. A. Tutor and daughter and
D. Marks, l.. Moore and J. P. Cunning
ham, the last three travelling me1,
were passengers to Torrance on the
auto route Sunday.
Talk with Col. Baker about Nylip.
Ed Gardiner. a travelling man went
to Torrance on today's auto.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin Martin, who
are here seeing the country, leave TO-
morrow via the auto route for their
home in Chicago.
Riot in ST. Petersburg-a sensation
New Majestic tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grundy Hedgcoxe re-
turned last night from a trip to the
Dallas fair and a visit at McKinney.
Hon. H. ]. Hagerman returned last
night from a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Anderson and baby,
who had been visiting here. left to-
day on the auto for their home west
of Torrance.
FOR RENT Four rooms and JatA,
furnished or uafurnished.-40 N.
Pa lite.
DR.. Fuckers phone No. is As. tt
EIks CarnivaI=--Nov. 5, e, z.
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Eyes tested free at L B. Boellner.
the Jeweler and Optician. 7sttf
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A Suspension at Hamburg.

Hamburg, Germany, Nov. 4.-The
banking and brokerage firm of F. Lap
penberg suspended today, owing to
losses sustained through customers
of firm which also did an export
and import business. The firm stood
very high financially.
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STRONG RESOLUTIONS ON Gov
EMINENT POLICY IN ExTEN-
DING FOREST RESERVES.
GARRETT is PRESIEENI

Annual Election of Officers HeId.-To
Cooperate With National and Ter
ritoriaI Associations Plans for a
Banquet.
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Notice to Realty Dealers.

l hereby withdraw all my property
from the market.-Mrs. E. A. Bemis.
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Russell does boiler work

Russell does carriage work 1otf