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The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
POWER BY WIRELESS.
Youth Discovers Method OF Trans
mitting Energy Through Space.

Worcester, Mass. Dec. l5.-Harry NJ.
Grout a nineteen-year-old Spencer boy.
says he has gone ahead OF Marconi. and
has succeeded in operating electric lights
and motors by electric magnetic waves at
distances Of 800 feet and more at the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Young
Grout says he believes he will be able 10
transmit power regularly and in a prac-
teal manner by wireless.
Grout has been studying wireless teleg-
raphy for five years. electricity being his
hobby He is student at David H.
Prouty High school He is now planning
the establishment of two wireless sta
tions. three miles apart, for the trans
mission OF power.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
CANNOT GIVE LIQUOR AWAY.
Pittsburg SaIOOnists Warned Against
Following Christmas Custom.

Pittsburg, Dec 15--The edict has gone
forth from the police department that no
saloonists were to be permitted to give
Christmas presents of liquor over the bar
on Christmas Eve.
They may send packages to their
friends homes" said Superintendent of
Police McQuaide, but the indiscr;minate
distribution OF small bottles OF whisky
at the bar on the night before Christmas
is responsible for an epidemic of drunken
ness each year and II must stop"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
ABE HUMMEL NEAR DEATH.
Convict Lawyer Cannot Recover
Says Island Physician.


New York. Dec. l5.-Whne climbing the
stairs 20 his room on the second floor Of
the hospital at Blackwens Island. on
Saturday afternoon. Abraham Hu1nmel
collapsed on the landing at the first floor
and had to be carried 10 his room.
DR.. Matz. the resident physician on the
island, said to-day that Hummei was in
a dying condition Dr. sigmund Tyn-
berg. Of 1923 Madison avenue. one OF the
visiting doctors at the penitentiary. was
called in on Saturday. He prescribed a
special course Of treatment. but held out
no hope Of the patients recovery.
\ H. Kahenburgh. Hummers nephew,
was sent for and went Immediately TO the
Island. but was not allowed 20 see Hum
mel. as DR.. Tynberg had forbidden Il.
Hummel has not been told of his true
condition, as the doctors believe 1t would
hasten his death.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Concert in Spinning MIL.

Manchester. Dec. 1.-THE Viscountess
Brackley yesterday christened a 1900
horsepower engine at the Walkden Spin
ming Company's new mill at Walkden
Manchester, the first spinning mill built
here for over thirty years. Subsequently
refreshments were served to large party
of guests. followed by a concert, and
dance in tastefully decorated room in
the mill
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
BRYAN MAKES PROTEST.
Wants Better Facilities for Transfer
of Passengers at|Omaha.

Lincoln, Neb-. Dec. 15.-W. J. Bryan has
informally complained to the State rail-
way commission OF the necessity Of bet
ter facilities for the transfer OF passen-
gers between the Burlington depot and
the Union depot at Omaha.
Mr.. Bryan suggested the construction
Of a subway between the two depots.
This suggestion was never before brought
to the attention Of the State commission
ers. and it may prove TO be a solution of
4 veXed question.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
CHRISTMAS BUYING IS FATAL.
In Effort to Avoid Waking Children,
Father Fractures Skull.

SPECIAL 70 The washington Herald
Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 15-His anxiety 20
prevent his children from seeing the
Christmas gifts he was bringing home
caused Bernard McGroder 70 receive in
jlyies last night from which he is dying
McGroder has three children. and all
along he has promised them that Santa
Claus would bring them all sorts Of nice
presents on Christmas. Last night he
went downtown and did some shopping.
Wien he arrived at his home. Is Sunset
avenue, he entered, and feared 10 light
the gas or make noise for fear the
children. who were on the lookout for
Santa, would awaken and investigate.
He opened a door which he thought led
upstairs. be stepped forward and fell
down the cellar stairs, fracturing his
skull
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
DiabOIo n AProhibited Pet y

London. Dec. 15.-Diabolo has become
such a craze on board vessels in the
Mediterranean feet that diabolo sets are
now rated with parrots and monkeys as
prohibited pets"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

NOTED GEOLOGIsT DEAD.
Prof. COnireran, Mexican Expert ON

Prof. COndreran, Mexican Expert ON
Earthquakes, Passes Away.
Mexico City, Dec. l5.-Advices from
Guanajuato announce the death at his
home there of Prof. Juan L. Contreran,
the most famous astronomer, geologist
and meteorologist Mexico has produced
He made life study Of seismic dis
turbance and their causes. He predicted
many of the earthquakes in Mexico
many days before they occurred.
He gave warning of the last severe
shock of earthquake which did much
damage in Mexico City and in the State
Of Guerrero fifteen days before the vista
ton took place.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

New York, Dec. 15.-Reports in circu-
lation to-day that sixty-fve railroads east
Of the Mississippi were preparing for a
threatened strike of the trainmen and
conductors for a readjustment OF wages
and conditions, including a 10 per cent
increase OF wages. were discredited this
evening by officials of some Of the roads.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
Change of The Washington Herald Beginning with the New Year

Beginning Monday, Washington
delivered homes Washington
al issues day issues
cewil
the daily five cents or the issue.
During its first The Washington Herald
other at the Capital gained short
The people OF Washington immediate proof OF their appreciation
field that waiting Having
fact well claim "A Paper Of Quality
with IS
intends be worth the newspapers
whole countd asks the continued people
Several easonSn the but
logical raSonthe will be
full 70 the
Capital
has freely achieving journalistic policy
OF enterprise and will be emphasized
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

San Juan. P. r.. Dec ia banquet
was given last night in honor of Regis
Fl. Post, who was recently reappointed
governor OF the island by President
Roosevelt Chief Justice Quinones. of
the Supreme Court, made a speech well
coming Gov. Post upon his return.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
CUMMINs IN THE FIELD.
Governor Of Iowa 10 Make Race for
senator AIIisOn's Scat.

Des Moines. Iowa. Dec. 15.-Gov. A. 3.
Cummins. in final statement tonight,
states that the letter given out by Sen
ator DoI!iver. alleging that Cummins
agreed not 20 be a candidate for the Sen
ate agains. Allison, was no pIedse az ALL
and thlt ne has never made such a
pledge, directly or Indirectly. TO any one
else
In the same statement Gov. Cummins
makes formal announcement Of his can
didacy for Allison's seat. He charges
that his enemies have maligned him in
cessantly and distorted his motives.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
KILLED IN GAS EXPLOSION.
Woman Dead and Her six Children
Injured in Accident.


Pittsburg. Dec. 15.-Mrs. Charles Talsk,
of 20h Straubs lane, was literally blown
to pieces early this morning by an ex-
plosion of natural gas in her home. Her
six children were injured more or less, all
being thrown from their beds when the
house was wrecked by the explosion.
Mrs. Talsk went into the front room Of
the home about a. m. to light tis gas
stove. which was fed through rubber
hose. 1t appears that the rubber hose
had become disconnected in the night,
allowing the gas to escape and fiji the
room.
Mrs. Talsk struck a match which caused
the explosion, blowing out the entire
front Of the house. The house took fire,
and was completely destroyed.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
JOHNSON IS A CANDIDATE.
Minnesota Governor Tells Famous
surgeon He Wants Nomination.

Minneapolis, Dec. l5.-'I certainly am a
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for President" is the statement Gov.
Johnson made 10 DR.. ". W. Mayo. OF
Rochester, MINI, one Of the most proui-
nent surgeons in the country. yesterday.
The doctor had a talk with the gov
ernor regarding the political situation,
and shortly after gave the Rochester
newspaper a statement. He said the
governor did not endeavor TO hide the
fact that he would be a candidate, pro-
viding there was enough support.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
JOHN JACOB ASTOR Ill.
New Yorker Laid Up with Attack
OF the Grip.

New York. Dec 15.-CoL John Jacob
Astor is laid up with an attack Of grip at
his home, $40 Fifth avenue. DR.. Joseph
E. Winters is attending him.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
BURNS UP $4,000 IN BILLS.
Ohio Farmer, Dying, Destroys Money
Rather Than Leave IL 10 Children.


Rather Than Leave IL 10 Children.
Marion, Ohio. Dec 15--John Gordon. a
wealthy farmer Of this county, burned
$1,000 in bills to-day. a short time before
he died The charred remnants OF the
bills We're found by the members Of his
family. but as they were mostly ashes.
no attempt VIII be made 10 have them
replaced.
Gordon was eighty-five years old, and
in the last few weeks had grown childish.
He had steadfastly refused 10 put the
$1,000 the savings Of years. into q
bank, but kept the money under his pill
low
This morning he amused himself by
setting fire 60 them and watching them
burn. He then succumbed TO heart dis
ease.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
to-day and tomorrow; light to
fresh westerly winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Dies Rending the RihIe

BeIlefontaine. Ohio, Dee. I5.-As hs was
reading a favorite chapter Of the Bible
to his wife, John Young. seventy years
old. toppled from his chair and died Of
heart disease.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
IRONY FOR TRUANT PRINCE.
Ferdinand of bulgaria Asked TO
spend Part of Time at Home.

Sofia, Dec. l5.-The Opposition in the
Bulgarian SObranje, who took no part
in the debate on the address 10 Prince
Ferdinand. formulated an address Of its
own, in which Prince Ferdinand was re-
spectfuily asked to spend at least thirty
consecutive days annually in the land he
governs
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
You Are Invited 20 Dcnos.,

Your funds in the new banking house Of
Union Trust Co, 18th and II SITS. Greatly
increased facilities. Interest paid on ali
accounts. Under control OF 7. S. Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
FRIENDS OF SCHOOL
CHANGE INCREASING
Sentiment in House Crystal
lies in It's Favor.
OUTLOOK FOR DISTRICT
What Is Promised for Legisla-
tiOn Affecting Capital.

Union station Temporary Track
Plan Being Pushed-Congressma
smith VIII sound Terminal Come
DanS'S Attitude - Permanent Im<
DrOvement Has Rocky Road Before
h-Sisas Bill May BE Changed.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
FEARFUL GOOD-BYS
FOR FLEETS MEN
Note of Sadness Marks Eve
of Departure.
SHIPS WILL SAIL TO-DAY
Pass in Review Before the Presi-
dent at 8 O'clock.

Last Night Ashore Sees Depression
OF Earlier Gnyetics, as Sad-faced,
Gray-haired Mothers MinEIe with
ROsy-cheeked Though Downcast
FareweIIs to GOId-Iaced sailors.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from u 20 3. I4i2 N. z. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Pacific Fleet Starts on Cruise To-day
Musician Lombard Tries to Die
1-Bourke Cochran Is for Bryan.
1-Battered Liners Crawl Into Port.
1-Church Indorses an Accused Banker.
S-New York Lid Not on So Tight
3-Fish Talks of His Plans
4-Funston Asked to Retain Troops.
9-Rockefeller to Sell Best Auto.
9-Elopers Arrested on Ships Arrival.
LOCAL
Friends of School Change on Increase.
1-Speaker Cannon's Supporters Busy.
Prev. q. n. Copp Visits Dark Spots.
9-Rush of Aliens 10 America.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Japanese Are Angry.

It IS well understood in the feet that
the official explanation that the Japanese
have been detached because their periods
Of enlistment will expire before the feet
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16
Temporary Line First.

Any immediate relief from the intoler-
able condition prevailing with regard 10
direct communication with the station. il
is conceded, must come through the me-
dunn Of temporary line. Mr.. Sims
The Washington herald., 1907-12-16

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-09
Transfers.

enty feet below the surface of the
water at mean high water. Above the
model; in fact a part of it is shown
a large section of the city of New
York in miniature, with all of the
conspicuous buildings and steeples
easily recognized. The center of at
traction however is the Pennsylvania
new station between 31St and 33rd
street and Seventh aid EigtntA we
nues. 43O by $50 feet In area, and with
tracks sixty feet below the surface,
while the walls of the handsome Doric
structure rise sixty feet above the
pavement, and h roof in the center
above the general waiting room rises
$50 feet.
A. model of the buIkhead system of
tunnel building shows just how the
tunnels are bored through n
rock, mud and water from within the
buIkhead. The Pennsylvania Road
exhibit cost $50, 900.
Near this central exhibit is the first
all steel and noninfiamable Pullman
drawing sleeper, a thing of beau
that glistens in its highly polished
sides These are of h usual color.
but the fact tnat one strip Of rolled
steel extends the entire length of the
car body, ~ feet six inches. gives an
unusual appearance and very hand
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It IL ordered ta44-thssft0a8- Maxrfc<8
IN chaves County, be- they-sare
thereby designated for the rear 79CE.
the same as for the year 1906, and
Road Supervisors are hereby appofut-
ed Tor said Districts as follows, fo-wit:
Road District No. /. South m u
Finley.
Road District No. 2. North. w. N.
iEAtkiason.
Road District No. 8. South Spring.
Ito be appointed.)
Road district No. A.. Dexter, Jerry
ECazief.
Road District No. 5. Hagerman, Ira
Woodma1.
Road District No g.. Lake Arthur.
John Boyd.
Road District No. Z. Penasco. Aus
tin Reeves.
Along the Rio Penasco and from
Yeso ranch toward Roswell, ON Cue
vo canyon, Albert Naatherlin.
On Rio Felix 9hd from Rio Felix
to Elk, William damascus.
Road District No. s.. Plains. w.
Brookfeld.
Road District Nc. 9. Cedar Canyon.
J.. D. Cooley.
Road District No. 10. Twp. IL s.
r 20 E., Jerre Brown,
Road District No. IL. from emile
Hill to Lincoln County line, J. e.
Bloom.
Spring Mound Road District, A. H.
Sanders.
The following salaries were allow
ed and ordered paid:
w. M. Atkinson, County commits
sioner and mileage, $201.40.
N. J.. Fritz, County Commissioner,
salary and mileage, s2O6.6O.
!Thos. D. White, County Commission
er, salary and mileage. $205.6O.
J.. T. Evans, Probate Judge, $4,000
F. P. Gayle. Probate Clerk. $250.00.
DIR. C. M. Mayes, county physician,
s6s.75.
w. S. Smock, Janibor, $4,000.
]. NJ. Reid, School Supt. $375.00.
]. NJ. Hervey, District Attorney,
$4,000.
The board adjourned until tomor-
row at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Board met on Wednesday, January
9th, 1907, at 2 O'Clock p. m. pursuant
to adjournment
Present: w. M. Atkinson, CHAIR
man; Thos. D. White, Commissioner;
F.. P. Gayle, clerk.
The report of A. StfnSon, Justice of
the Peace, Precinct No. 3, approved
and account allowed 800.
The report of c. F. Mathews, JUS
tice of the Peace precinct No. 6. ap-
proved and cou allowed, $7.45.
Report of j. B.. Bailey Justice Of
the Peace, precinct No. z. approved
and account allowed, $61.00
The following accounts were allow
ed and ordered paid:
Roswell Telephone & Mfg. Co, SER
vice, $500.
S. w. Holder, cash expended for
pauper $3.50.
M. D.. Loveless, constable services
1924.
X. S. woodruff, sheriff, ~jailor's SAL
airy, fees, etc., $1,078.79
There being no further business he
oar adjourned.
(Signed.) w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Attest Chairman.
u d cAVT Clark
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VERY COSTLY EXHIBITS IN
PALACE OF MACHINERY
(By john T. MaGilnis.)

Norfolk. Va, May 9.-The Palace
of Machinery and Transportation at
the jamestown Exposition. which was
not ready for the opening day, is now
fast filing up and exhibits which
have been Installed are of 20 costly
and distinctive a character that the
building promises as a whole 10 ex-
eel in interest all that was planned
and hoped for.
Conspicuous for size at first glance
on entering the great building + the
exhibits of the Pennsylvania Railroad
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
the Pullman Company and the A1hs-
Chalmers COMPANY
TIE Pennsylvanfass exhibit has the
center of the great hall. its ~crowning
feature being q section Of the iron
tube, twenty-three feet in diameter
used IN the construction OF the East
River tunnels. The section shown
consists OF two rings OF W feet width
each containing eleven segments, all
bohed by means Of heavy fiaages-
The tube Is of two inch cast iron-
It stands An chocks, and with accom-
panying concrete work constitutes q
cross section model OF the tunnel
Whea ne exposition g over It WIN
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be taken back to New York and plac-
ed in the tunnel
Within the tube is an inner heavy
tube of concrete while on a stone-bal-
last roadway is one set of tracks. and
a third rail for the electric current.
Either side the tracks are galleries
for electric wires. telephone and tele-
graph on a side INC high tension
wires for power supply ON the other.
Near this exhibit is a model section
of the tunnel, showing refuge inches
for trainmen. and ladders leading on
top the side galleries.
Not less interesting than these is
the typographical model of the entire
PENNSYLVANIA tunnel system at New
York extending from the New Jersey
portals, under Jersey Heights, under
the North or Hundson River. under
Manhattan Island, under the East riv-
er TO the Long Island portals of the
tunnels, a distance OF Sc miles. There
are two tubes under h North River
and -four under the East River. Tiose
under the North River are six thou
sand feet long and those under the
East River are 500 feet long.
Beneath this mode are cross
4ions showing the character OF n
tunnels at different points and the
material through WAicn they r cut-
Tue top Of the river tunnels are sew
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some. The iength over all a. so fecd
sig inches. The width Is 10 feet 10A
inches and the height is II feet and
2 inches. Within one Is delighted
with the rich furnishings the new de.
vices for comfort. Both gas and cleo.
trio lights, open plumbing, roomineSs,
there rs little evidence of the
ffreproofing, of the absence of wood.
The partitions, which are of steel hook
exactly like mahogany and the steel
window frames are not noticeable for
being of metal, though they are. The
upholstery is treated with asbestos,
and looks much as the untreated ma
terial would.
the Chesapeake and Ohio display
a locomotive and two cars of it's F.
F. ". flyer. The car is of the combi-
nation baggage and passenger type,
and the other is a very fine day coach.
The Alfis Chalmers Co. shows
pumps, dynamos, a model OF the
steam turbine which now attracts so
much interest, a rock crusher, and a
band mill such as is used in the red
wood forests of the Pacific coast and
is now being introduced among the
pine lumber camps of the south.
The Shelby Steel Tube Company
of P%ittsburg has a booth constructed
entirely of tubes and shows a varie-
of seamless tubes and al attendant
explains the process of making them.
The product of this company includes
f1ues for locomotives and marine boil
ers and among other things parts for
automobiles. A feature of the exhib-
it is a table the top of which is orna-
mented in mosaic by the S Cd the
of various shaped pipes n Gov
cred with plate glass.
A day or two will see the compile
tion of the exhibit of the General FL
ectric Company, which will be n of
the largest, most important n most
imposing of the features of h build
ing.
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IF. II. McCune
In Patterson's Harness Store.

Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners of Chaves County
New Mexico, at a regular meeting
thereof, held at the Court House on
Monday, January 9TH, 1907.
The Board met at 1000 O'Clock a
m. Present: w. NJ. Atkinson, Com
missioner; N. j. Fritz, Commissioner
Thos. d. White, Commissioner; F. P
Gayle, Clerk.
The board organized by electing w
NJ. Atkinson chairman.
III reading of h last and special
meetings were suspended until some
future time.
1t is ordered that the County Ire
asurer charge the Road and Bridge
Fund with two hundred and seventy
one and seventy-fve one-huldredths
dollars and place to credit of the
Hondo Bridge fund.
1t is ordered that Minnie and Vic.
toria Strong be rebated h sum OF
$4,000 on valuation of Improvements
for the year 1906 on account of err
assessment; there being nc
improvements On the Lots rendered.
1t is ordered nat J.. w. Anderson
be rebated s413.OO on valuation of
land, for the ear 1906, enormously
assessed as cultivated land.
The following accounts were allow
ed and ordered paid:
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Company
for medicine for pauper. 75c.
D. A. Majors, work on road grader
s15.25
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co., ink Sc
Geo. D.. Barnard & Co, Record Books
S4S.OO.
v. R. Kenney, county surveyo ser
vices, $4,000
w. H. Godair, Office rent, $4,000
Tucker Milan, rent for U. S.. Court
jury room, $500
Lake Arthur Lumber & Hardware
Company, lumber etc., $57.63.
Joyce-Pruit Co., mdse., $4,000
Pecos Valley Lumber Co, lumber,
ETC., $2S9.30.
j. M. Hervey, cash expended for
county, 70c.
D. r. Perkins, care of papuper. $50.
T. D. White, cash expended, $28.55.
Roswell Electric Light Co., service
s65.S5.
A. j. Crawford, boarding pauper,
$3.50.
F. NJ. Jump, serv. with papuper, 81.
New Mexican Printing Co, tax cash
book, $500
N. j. Smith, blacksmithing on grad
er, $4.25.
Austin Western Co., Ltd, road gra-
der, $375.00.
Price & Co, Mdse, Soc.
v. R. kcnney surveying school dis
trict $4,000.
V. R. Ken1ey, surveying, $500.
Ira Swaza, attendance J. P. Court,
$11.00.
Ernest Swaza, attendance of j. P.
court. $11.0O.
Leslie Clayton, attendance at ]. P.
Court, $11.00
j. D. Rollins. Hardware at court
House, $1.40.
Daniel Drug Co., painting Hondo
bridge, $500.
T. D. White, cash expended for road
and bridge work, $4,000
Minter & Fyffe. carrying ballot
boxes, $4,000.
w. L. Ray. constable service, $40.
J. P. Angel, hauling dead horse, 50.
J.. w. Atkinson, work on Poll books
$500.
w. R. Boad. hauling, $3.50.
Record Publishing Co, printing ETC.
.$14S.7O.
Bernard Gunsul. electrical supplies.
$11.50.
J. h. MuIloy. drayage. $500
humber etc, $193sz2.
Huckaby & Howell ditch work,
4$236.15.
R. B. Reading, work IN J. p. court,
800.
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Hotels.

THE GILKESON:-Roswell's new
hotel, rooms with private bath.-All
accommodations first class. One
Block West of Postofice.
CAPTAIN HOTEL European
plan Rooms, soc; meals, Csc. One
block west of depot.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL:-New
management. Woodruff & De
Freest. Best and largest. Centrally
ly located.
HOTEL SHELBY New manage
ment The leading hotel Of the city.
II. Kercheval, Prop.
ROSWELL HOTEL The Dollar a
Day House, 300 feet west of depot.
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JeWelry Stores.

HARRY MORRISON The leading
n exclusive jeweler. Watches,
diamonds, jewelry, rich cut glass
and hand painted China, Sterling
and plated silverware.
L. B. BOELLNER-RoswelPs best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds, etc.
C. FEINBERG-Roswell's new Jew
eler. Call and see me, at 203k N.
Main ST. A swell line of Jewelry.
We repair watches, all york guar
anteed.
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, ce-
ment, paints, varnisa and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds Of building materials and
paint.
Lumber, Shingles, etc. We treat
you right. East 4th st.
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Drug Stores.

ROSWELL DRUG & JEwELRY CO.
Oldest drug store in Roswell. All
things up~-to-date.
DANIEL DRUG CO.-Headquarters
o drugs, wall paper, paints, var.
nish-
PAXTON DRUG, BOOKS STA. CO.
Sporting goods and curios. Prescrip-
lions filed with the utmost care
and accuracy. 37t26