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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-14
A MEETING OF THE.
IDAHO WOoL-GROWERS.

Boise City, Idaho, Jan. IA dis
cussion OF the car shortage, forest re-
serves, live stock sanitation and 9TH
er matters of interest to sheep rails
ers will be taken up at the annual
meeting of the Idaho Wool Growers
Association, which opens a three
days session this afternoon. The
will be Major Frank A. Fem. chief
forester of the state of Idaho, who
will read a paper dealing with the re
gulation of forest reserves. This is
a matter in which the wool growers
are vitality interested and it is proba-
bic that a spirited discussion will fol
low. Wednesday afternoon DR.. G. E.
Noble will review the work of the
Idaho live stock sanitary board. 1t
is likely that many amendments to
the present sanitary law Will be draft
ed for presentation to the state 1egis-
lature. Tne car shortage question
will also be taken up on Wednesday.
The representatives of several rail-
roads will be present an attempt
will be made to arrive at some arrang
ement which will prevent the co1ges-
ton of cars. Most of the delegates
will leave Wednesday evening for
Salt Lake City, where the annual con
ventiol of the National Wool Grow
ers' Association will be held, begin
ming Thursday.
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MILITARY FEATURES OF
Jamestown EXPOSITION.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. A-Generous re-
Spouse has been made by the mill
tary organizations from all parts of
the country in regard to the invita-
lions extended by the jamestown Elk
position Company to attend and par
ticipate in the grand military display
that bids fair to be the largest and
most magnificent celebration of its
kind tnat has ever taken place in the
world. Not only will the military or
CARNATIONS and government troops
of this country participate in the Gel
~ebration, but regiments from every
representative nation of the world
will be on the grounds. and the scene
of this vast army encamped in long
lines of white tents, stretching as far
as the v can reach, will be an i'm
pressive sight.
In answer to President Roosevelt's
invitation fourteen countries nave &C
cepted officials of the War De-
partment are taking steps to arrange
for the reception and entertainment
of these forces. A military board
has been appointed by the Secretary
of War for the purpose of superintend
ing the laying out of the camp and
the allotment of space for the va
rious organizations.
Among the most noted of the Mill
tary companies that will be eel on
the field at the Ter Centenniel next
year are the Companies of Ancient
and Honorable Artillery from London
and Boston. These Companies are
the Oldest and most honored military
organizations of their respective cit
les and will be a great addition both
in regard to sple1dor n military
prestige to the celebration. Another
very interesting and unique organiZa-
ton that is to be encamped at the
Exposition this year is the regiment
of Old Confederate Veterans from
Tennessee who are to come to the
Ter-Ceatennial Three undre strong.
armed with the muzzle-loaders, and
Uniformed in the old Confederate Gray
These old soldiers encamped in the
midst of a modern array of troops
1fOW dll parts Oh the WORTH, VIII De an
inspiring sight.
The Exposition officials, realizing
the space needed to drill and nance
vre such a vast army, have set aside
thirty acres of land in a central loca-
ton of the grounds, for the daily
drills and exhibition contests of the
various organizations. The ground is
to be known as Lees Parade" and
will be n of the largest and best
equipped drill planes" in the country
thus, we see that the jamestown
Ter-Centennial Exposition to be held
on the SHORES of Hampton Roads,
near Norfolk his year will be replete
with the %grandest military display
that the world has ever seen.
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True Merit is Worth.

While 1 have no recommendations
from Philadelphia or Paris, will com
pare work with the VERY BEST that
Roswell can afford. Every garment
turned out will, in itself, be a bet
ter recommendation than any other 1
could give. Those wno desire their
gowns made in a way that can be
done only by careful handling, will
do well to see me before leaving or
der elsewhere. / appreciate fully the
most liberal patronage l have had in
the very beginning of my work here.
shall use every effort to please
Call and see me, 1t 12s w. Walnut
Mrs. F. waitmire. 67-t3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-14
Roller skatino Characteristic.

Cincinnati, o., Jan. IA series
of two mile roller skating races for
tae American championship will be-
gin this evening at the music hall
rink aid will continue thru the week.
The same rules will govern rs in the
n mile championship events held
here last week, the finals to be decid-
ed next Saturday evening. Several
of tle best skaters of this country
and Canada are entered and the win
Ter will be given a medal and $500
in gold. The five mile championship
will be decided 1ext week.
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Celebrate 5ooth Performance.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE 5O0th per-
Torrance of the Lion and h Mouse
will be celebrated at the Lyceum the
alter tonight. Following the perfor-
nance Charles Klein and the mem
bers of the company will be given a
dinner at Delmonico's by Manager
Henry B. Harris.
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p. v. & NJ. c. TIME TABLE.
RAILROAD Time.l
To Property Owners:

We have several cash customers
good residence property, vacant
lots, and vacant business
property. If you have anything you
want to sell, call at our Office and
give us a description of your prop
erty. Our past record is proof that
we can sell it.
CARLTON & BELL.
Opposite P~ostofice.
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If you are sick or have a friend who
is i'll. send them to n Spring River
Sanitarium. 59tf
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Old Indian River Rye.-oriental.
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CARLTON & BIZ

Opposite Postofhce.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
TOBACCO MEN TO MEET

Norfolk, Va, July 2.-One of the most largely pttended trade conventions to be held at the ex- position will open Thursday, when the Tobacco Association of the United States will meet in annual session. Convention headquarters have been established at the Inside Inn and Virginia tobacco men, near ly all of whom are members of the association, have completed elab- crate plans for the reception of the delegates from other states.
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WISCONSIN,
 HOME COMING

Madison, Wis.,, July 2.-Madison today donned holiday attire in hon. on of the thousands of former citi- zens who are swarming into the for home coming week, the greatest celebration of it's kind ever held in Wisconsin. Visitors are already here from nearly every part of the United States and Canada and the attendance promises to be even greater than anticipated by its pro- motors. Two great welcome arches have been erected for the occasion and at night all the principal streets will be ablaze with lights arranged in unique designs.
 The program arranged for to- morrow includes a reunion of the old soldiers of the state, an auto- mobile parade and a concert in the auditorium of the Monona Lake assembly, presenting a chorus Of 500 voices. Independence ray will be marked with an old fashioned celebration, with a military parade as the feature. Venetian night will be observed Friday with a gorgeous water fete. The celebra- tion will close Saturday.
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GEORGIA MASONIC
 CONCLAVE

Carrolton, Ga, July 2.-One of the most interesting conclaves of the Masonic order ever held in Georgia will begin here tomorrow and delegates are already afriving for the event. A feature of the convention will be the laying of a cornerstone of the A. and M. college by the Masonic grand lodge of Geor- gia. Addresses will be made by Governor Hoke Smith, ex-Governor .J. M. Terrell and other well known Georgians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
EXODUS OF IABORERS TO
 CANADA

In the appointment of the immi- grafton lcommission the a(lminis- tration has taken official notice of the serious labor problem involved in the exodus of nearly 100000 peo- pie in 1906 to Canada, and the strenuous and systematic efforts be- ing made by the dominion to secure new settlers in the western provin- ces. The construction of the Grand Trunk Pacific. 2,600 miles in length alone is requiring an immense num- Der of laborers. The Canadian movement, on top of the unsatisfied requirements of American industry, has made it imperatively necessary that wise stimulation of immigra- ton be taken up, and the newly ap- pointed commission will make study of this matter immediately abroad. Until now, Canada has out stripped the United States in its competition for labor. One reason for this lies in the allurements of the rich and fertile lands which are being awakened by te new Grand Trunk Pacific. Already 5000 peo- pie have settled where it was sup posed five years ago that no human being could attempt to make a livelihood, and these settlers are said to have found mild winters and delightful climatic conditions.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC
 AFFAIRS MET TODAY
Purchase Hose for New Lakeside Fire Station and Horses May Be Pur- chased Here-T0 Order New
 Sidewalks.

The Board of Public Works met yesterday afternoon in their room at the City Hall building. The meeting lasted only short time, and they ad- journed to meet again this morning. Only the regular business Of the board was attended to at the after noon session.
 At the meeting this morning the Board bought 1000 feet of hose for the use of the new fire department, just about completed in the southern part of the city. Of this amount 800 feet was purchased from the Fox Harris Machine and Supply company of this city, and 500 feet from Town CT and company of Memphis, Tennes- see. The hose bought is about the same kind as that in use at the other stations in the city at the present time.
 The subject of the purchase of some new fire horses, which it was thought WOulu US L(1hcA up Oy SAA0 oos~A N SA--~ morning, was deferred until later day. The horses will be used at Fire Station No. 1, and the horses now in use there will be taken to Fire Station No. 3. The board is considering the purchase of some horses now in the city, brought here for them to in- spect.
 They adjourned this morning to meet next Thursday morning in the city hall, and at this meeting the con- tract will be let for the construction of the concrete walks in front of the property on which a notice has been served recently. This property is scattered all over the city, and the contract is very large one. If the cost of the work is not paid by the property owners the improvements are to be in the nature of a lien on the property.
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THE LEBOSQUET
 SUIT DISMISSED

The suit of the LeBosquet Coal and Mining Company against J. R. and J. E. LeBosquet, was dismissed at tho costs of the plaintiffs in the Jefferson circuit court here today. The LeBos- quets won the original case, out of which the suit here developed, and it was thought useless to push the local suit further. The LeBosquets won a complete victory recently in the fed eral court at South McAlester, l. T.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

In 1898, 229,000 immigrants arrived in this country. The number was 300, 900 in 1899, in 1900 it was 44S,O00; S12,OO0 in 1904, 1,O27 ,000 in 1905; l. 100000 in 1906, and for the eleven months of the current fiscal year the number is 1,130,615, with the arrivals for June to be added. Since 1920 the total number of foreign immigrants arriving in this country is 25,S29, ,0O0 For the last three years, including this month, the number will be about 3,35O, ,OO0 When Washington was elected president the population of the country was 3,900,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
ANOTHER COTTON
 BLOOM RECEIVED

s. c. Alexander Jr., the we'll known cotton buyer, this morning brought into the Graphic office we'll developed cotton bloom grown on the place of E. F .McDill at Garretson, Ark. This bloom is two weeks later than the first from the same place last year, while the two others have been sent to this office, the first over a week ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
NC DISTRICT NO. F ,a

The ta2 Is for the collection of the speci :, sessment upon the real property |av Ing district N o. F (West Sc avenue) in the city of Pine Bluff, 4kansas, have been plac- ed in my Y &n1s.
 All ownet of real property lying within the dstrict are required to pay their assesspents to me within thirty days from bis date.
 If such p3mert is not made action will be com1enced at the end of that time for thef follection of such assess- ment and r legal penalties and costs.
 Given undo my hand this 18th day of June, 1901
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office houf a. m. to 12 ID. city hal, buildingl d3Ot
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JEFFERSON PRINCIPLES
 MEETING TONIGHT

The Jefferson Fencibles will hold special meeting tonight, to determine the number that will go to the en- campment at Little Rock next Mon day. It is not knewn yet that the whole company will not go, but the subject of only a part going will be fully discussed. All members are urg- ed to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
SEVERAL HUNDREDS
 LOSE JOBS

Albany, N. Y., July By order of the state civil service commission all persons now employed under the title of laborer, but assigned to per neering nature, will be released from the service today. Several hun dur employees are affected by the ruling.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

aver of the 2oo-norslway or upon
 ,, which created tn railr lad with
 a record at Ormonts of Drpedoes.
 .tipg kilo1neter rec thingf contain
 |talv is representetis proh4 4bited un- Id the three Be!gis Of fine of $1o y Perpere, Deghse.
 krault. es upon any or the Of the cars partys, highways or ire provided "l.ll the city limits are employing t1ahsnfer penalty and the beyel plnlohs' Requested to see to was inaugufa'eeem eement of this order. cars, in fespeo.s loan or gift of toy mission' mas metal caps to child Although 'no prohibited. Any vio- some eApe'i i'i this will subject the machines, oge +o arrest and fine of ana one witF' v GU ieSs emu
 stsie n .e police are especially or 'eie to arrest any and all per-
 -For discharging cannons, guns
 p,nspistols, reyilvers or other fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

A proposition was voted down in the city council last night to appro- priate $250 for the purchase of a horse and buggy for our chief of po- lice. Why not buy a motor cycle or an automobile so the chief can find life one nice, long sweet song these sunny days and hot evenings?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
OUR STANDING OFFER,

Anyone sending Us names of in. ventors, will be paid 8 for each case we get from them. Just send the name, we do the rest Look around you. and you will be surprised at the number of inventors wishing pat ents, in your neighborhood. D. Swift & Co.,, Washington, ID. C.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
VEHICLE LICENSE.

The vehicle and dog license for the year 1907 is now past due and must be paid at once
 All owners of vehicles and dogs who fail to pay promptly will be brought into police court and fined.
 A e. RUSSELL,
 City Collector
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

Music all day, dancing between 3:3O and 5:30 and from 1O:30 to 12:3O, at Forest Park July i. All Park amuse- ments will be going both day and night. Everybody in this section of Arkansas who wants good time should go to Forest Park July 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

s'Those that tighten their meals lengthen their lives," says the Balti- more American. "There is some con- solation in that, considering the pres" ent upward trend of prices" very truly adds an exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
-UVU-

James M. Drake received a message last night announcing the death of his father at Austin, Tex. It is understood that he died of pa ralysis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

These nights are so glorious for sleeping that we feel that we have no kick coming-not even against the mosquitoes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

The Arkansas Democrat has install ed a double deck two-color press and has now joined the class of red-head- ed newspapers. We congratulate the Democrat upon it's enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. 300 bushels good sound whippo- will peas, we'll sacked, f. 0. b. cars at Little Rock or Carlisle, Ark. w. H. Nichols.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

Don't fail to attend the baseball game July 4 at Forest Park between the Pine Bluff and Little Rock teams.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

This lovely crop growing weather has made the pessimistic farmer So busy that he doesn't have time to grumble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
arms or disc rging dynamite
 W %as'sss sss:s. or T. r; give: :: tn,

mayor boyer ta 'pt .n all these inhibitions and order heir enforce ment is not deterring Mayor Busse from acting with common sense and for the public veal.
 The mayor of Pine Bluff could not do wiser thing than to follow Busse's lead.--If there isn't law for it, act and find the law afterward. By so doing likely some life may be saved and many boys nd girls es- cpe in jury. A. -ezeiia JJ xzfivbgk cmfwy cmi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

If experience is the only teacher some people have very little experi- ence or they are very stupid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02

iqxeally, will some one please make a motion to buy kid gloves for the po' lice department?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-02
GREAT REDUtON
TO OUR Rz3pERs.

The Graphic today presenbts readers with a new comic cover in coors and iluces its readers to the following well-known charaby: >4
 Jones?-His Wife Cant Bo3Gm. .e& z .>
 Money Miggles and the Ma4cap. '"'~~~~
 Inquisitive Clarence N s.s ,-.@ s@. 'a s
 Rosy Posy-Mamma's Girl. =.
 Grins-A variety of Humor. :0 4
 Little Pinkie Prim. " -:~t. s s~~
 This will be regular Sunda1hture hereafter and will amuse the children welll the s'grown up folks' It will therefore not be sary in the future to buy out town paper in otn to get funny paper." You get one every E}ay if you a subscriber for the Graphic as wEs all the local during the week. It may be nnlMbe for vasser to get around early there4nif you want the Daily and Sunday Graphic deverNd your door, please fill out the coupon below and mail nsend to the Graph ic office:
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B OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

uhtered<at Postofice at Pine Bluff,
 Nrk., as second class mail matter.
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a'EH OF JULY

NNH OF JULY of Nhicago has owing proclamation, lief Of police explicit its provisions must n 4a. m. and mid of fireworks, =, 'owder or alley, back
 d space is
 ,annons,
 CTS or
 cor can
 oited un-
 for each t,fcks of -norslway or upon J fh Tod wit h.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

day by the pastor, Rev. +. c. Smoot.
On Friday, May 81, at 8 p m, in Ma
sonic Hall. the seventh annual Com
mcnccmcnt will be held.
Fnck's Orchestra, assisted by Joe"
Maunli, EIarpiSt. 7.3o to 500.
Invocation ..........Rev. S. NJ. Perry
Salutatory and "AIaryland's Record"
Charles James Schacicr. Jr.. OF
Orchestra
Jean Naljean-Hero."
George Reed Ellison, o7
Orchestra
Nalcdictory and What School Means"
Helen Salomc Davidson, o7
Presentation OF Diplomas,
George A. Blake, Esq, President
oi School Board.
Orchestra
Address ...... Frank Edwin Williams
Orchestra
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25

five names were put in nomination,
and were voted ior as follows:
r. b. Merritt First ............45
S. kennard Blake Third ..........I5
William II. Simcoe. Fifth .........3 80
w. W. McGuigan, Eighth .......... 10
Samuel Tyson, Sixth .............. 5
For County Surveyor the nomina-
ton was given to Alfred b. McVey by
acClamatlon.
On motion OF Emerson r. Crothers.
the County Central Committee was au-
thorized to fill any vacancies that may
occur upon the ticket and the Conven-
ton adjourned. The motion was put
and declared carried whilst the dele
gates were filing noisily forth with set
faces and stern" some of the more re-
ligiously inclined singing softly as they
went:
lord, let us now from this depart.
It's time ior all OF us to start
Now comes the night. the day is one
Like time we should be on the run. =
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To The Public
, James F. Powers Foundry CO

The James +. Powers Foundry CO"
Elkton, Md, May y, 1907
We address this communication to
the public in behalf of the Springfield
Fire Insurance Co.. OF Massachusetts,
We feel we cannot say too much III
favor oi this company, due to the fact
we had the foundry insured in the COM
pany. and on the 9th inst. ii was part
ly destroyed by fire On the 18th inst
Mr.. Rabcock. the company adjuStcr.
agreed to allow every cent OF our
claim
For the Justice OF the company, and
the promptneSs in adjusting the mat
ter, we feel we owe this communica-
tion to the public as recommended
ton, and too, we wish to inform the
public that Mr.. John II. Terrell, the
company'S local agent, has manifested
Jealous efforts in having the loss look
ed into without delay
The Jas +. Powers Foundry Co.,
James +. Powers, President.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-05-25
Convention OF C.. E. Societies

The Convention oi the {. +. So
cicticS ui Cecil county, (>omc thirteen
in alb assembled IN the Elkton Pres
bytcrlan Church ON Thursday alter
noon and carried out the program an
nounccd in cur last weeks issue. There
was a very good attendance at the al
tcrnoon meeting and quite general i'll
tcrc~t in the topics under con ;idcra-
tiun. y recess was taken from to 7
O'clock, while buuntiiuI supper was
served the visitors III the Chapel oi
the Church. The evening meeting was
greeted by a large audience, and in
tcrcSting exercises, which were opened
by an exhibition OF Junior Endcavor
work. conducted by Rev. John Mci,l
movie. after fifteen minutes praise
service under the leadership of Presi-
dent +. y. Carhart. DIR. Barrett
brought iratcrnal greetings from the
Epworth League ui the Methodist
Church, i'll an earnest and eloquent ad-
dress
The Rev DR. Bcnham, oi Baltimore,
the speaker of the evening. then made
a beautiful and most helpful address
on Spiritual Goodness or The
FRUITS Oh tIle SprI. me committee
on Resolutions then reported, recon-
mcnding that the Societies contribute
systematically to Foreign and Home
Missions; commencing the stringent
investigation OF the last Grand Jury
and recommending the hearty coop
Grafton OF the c. f. Society in The en-
iorcemcnt of the Local Option Law,
thanking those who arranged the pro-
gram and all the speakers Tor their ad
dresses, and thanking the c. F. So
ciety oi the Elkton Church ior its
bountiiul hospitality. The following
officers we're then elected for the en-
suing ycar:-G. +. Brown, President;
G.. +. Johnson, Presidents; w
X. Barnett. Recording Secretary;
Mrs John S Strahorn, Treasurer;
Mrs James Maxwell, Corresponding
Secretary.