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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-25

Judge Batemaa is more strongly
convinced than ever that the best
thing to do now is york for annex
ton to Texas. and, incidentally, to
pray that those Kansas Populists will
continue pouring into the Estancia
valley and other sections of New Mex
leo to teach the white population the
fusion ideas by which they once wip-
ed out the eighty thousand Republi-
can majority in ansas Mr.. Bateman
fully realizes that no man VINO ex-
poets high political holors in New
Mexico can afford to advocate seces-
sion of the Pecos Valley, but says he
is not a candidate for any Office with
in the gift of the people. 1t is well
known that he might nave been the
Democratic candidate for delegate to
congress last fail, had he been will
ing, and by advocating a~nRexation to
Texas ne is perhaps putting the last
nail in his w political ceffi1-but
he earnestly believes that the Pfopo-
sition is worth working for. By the
way, the Judge has some political no
tons with which the Record agrees.
One of them is that a man should be
prohibited by law from holding any
office or important ~deputyship more
than four years in succession, Thus
many a mar who has been ruined in
politics and rendered incapable of
making a living without an office
would be forced to take tip farming,
law practice or some other Sccupa-
ton, and become an independent.
slf-supporting member of the commu-
nifty, instead Of a ~cringfag me9dicant.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-25

God give us men The time demands
Strong minds. great hearts, r faith
and willing hands:
whom the lust OF ofice does not
kill;
Men whom the spoils Of office cannot
buy:
Men who possess opinions AID a will;
Men who have honor; men who will
not lie;
Men who a stand before a dema-
gogue
And damn his treacherous batteries
without Sjlking.
Holland.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-25

The ~Parson" made . mistake of
one hundred years he otneF day in
referring to the age of Shakespeare
but since nobody a0ticed it, we feel.
n the city of Roswell is almost en-
tirely free from those Pestiferous
persons who don't know anything ex-
cept dates. names and arithmetic.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-25
eos SALE OR A

IOTN SEFI~ VI FET~T-
A=splendid faStel proposition, q o
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass this up. See CARLTON
e. BELL
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
A Gun Play
One Arrest

Wednesday night a warrant
was sworn out by Ray Wilker-
son against c, H. Rogers chang
ing the defendant with the crime
of assault with intent to Kill.
The defendant was arrested and
is now in custody awaiting his
preliminary hearing. which viii
occur Monday,
The parties concerned in this
aifrSy are extremely retieent
about giving out any facts CON
corning same, bu, as near as
we are able 10 learn they are SIS
follows:
WilkerSon had. previous to the
shooting. accused Rogers If
stealing soale money frSn him.
The sum beinS in the neiShhoC-
hood II ten dollars; which az
eaSStSoa Rogers kotlS denied.
and a hAi feeling was generated
at the time, ana grew greater
until j; eliminated IN the at
tempted SssS>SSis>S II WllksrSoa
by Myers
On the evening Of the SAox-
ms, WlkexSoa met Rogers Sn5
: man n&7se5 Marta, Sai soaae
wNoCiS pSSseS between them &a3
they SeeSSeS - - cut u iowa
ami fSSA; tire matter UT They
then pV>ceeSei - q pant $ Rss3s
sAoNe the machine shop and
Wllke-soa and N&-cSa engaged
in s SStse encounter, Marian
hai s Sun ST the 1nas, All U2o1
SonazasnesaS the SSAt l&S5 the
Gun BY MS cast After TIE
sroohle hesweea WIIks-soa x2S
Marta. RoHe-S Sn3 Wll&s-Soa
Aa3 Sazae wocaS and TIE l&r4s-
made sozss remark whScA RoSe-S
eNa6 sNsepooas "a Sn6 sssz1lS
the S3a SreS ST WGSs-soa. the
AGllet striking TIE coSs u2o2
wASeA he w=Ss stang &1S hsS i
not been for M&--1n striking the
hand which hsaS the GIN TIE
bullet w,oSalS hSvs SS-o>k Nm
WITH ssraolS rsS2ac$ TIE pre-
AnSn&-y examination WI take
pasce NandSy AssoCs FGSsScs
Garrison. I1uSSs John NJ. R-ea7s
hiss been resSiDsi ~ TIE Sess--
a&nt q lao& 2Ses< his Interests.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
Buy Bristol Phoebe.

Mr.. and Mrs ChaS. S. Miller,
who have been spending some
time in Phoebe, left for their
home in Boston. Friday morn
ing. They will return by way of
Los Angeles and coast cities.
Mr.. Miller has been here in the
interests Of the BoSton-Pioche
Mining Company, of which he is
president. and while here. out
lined much work and perfected
plans which viii mean much to
Poche in the near future. He
expects % return here about the
middle Of July.
Fresh ranch sSSS And cream
cry butter 81 the Phoebe Neat
Market
Ms Robert Anderson is nov
employed S. assistant 70 Post.
master A 4. CSrman. the great
lacTSSS Of work IN the Office
makes employing Of additional
hep imperative
Ii 5 reported that S scarcity
q miners exist In Pioche. ths
different co-pazlsS are sxpSr
/ ls2cz1g Considerable 6ISeulry ],
keeping up the required force
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
FiocHE BROKERAGE co,

Fresh fish every Friday at the
Phoebe Meat Market.
Mr.. Vim. Perry and family of
Fay has been in Phoebe the past
week. visiting with John G.
Brown and family, and incident
" taking in the happenings of
our town.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
Local and Personal

Screen doors. screen wire
cloth, tents, roofing and build
ing hardware at Thompson's.
Leave your wood orders at
Hodges-Cook Co s store. Ham
mond q Miller.
Anything wrong with your
eyesY Call and see DIR. Buttner.
office Phoebe Drug store.
Buy Bristol Phoebe.
Mr.. Nordack Of Oakland, Cali
fornia. is now employed by Mr..
]. A, Clark at his place, in the
capacity Of mixologist, and is a
cracker jack in HIS line.
]. w. Stonehouse a down to
date sign painter. has been
working in Phoebe during the
week. and as a result of said
work, our business houses are
taking on a cosmopolitan appear
ance.
The Leader clothing house has
opened with a most complete line
of furnishing goods in Lincoln
county. Kahn & Rrody know
the clothing business thoroughly
and are now showing the largest
stock. Their store rom has been
newly papered and painted.
Make YOU purchases at the Lea
der store.
NJ. +. Latfan. general man
ager Of the Nevada Utah Min
ing and Smelling Corporation.
left on 4 vacation Friday. Mr.,
LaffSn expects to be absent from
Pioche for about two months.
during which time he viii visit
New York and make q tour Of
Europe.
Hammond & Miller can deliver
wcod, cut any length. for cooking
or heating purposes 81 per tier,
Mr. and Mrs Chas, s Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Lee Horsey,
Miss Hastings, VIM, Lloyd and
+, l. Goiee made q trip 10 the
Silver King District this week;
the gentlemen 10 make an sx.
animation Of the naaEnISeen;
mineral Resumes At that place
and the ladies for aa outing,
The brick building at the or
ner Of Main and L&eour Sreess
is undergoing extensive repairs
AND VIII present q handsome &nc
substantial Appearance whev
completed, The tNailSinG i
owned by & Greenwood 81
No>ha
For dental work cali IN Or,
Hattnsr, oESce PSecAs DrGS
store
Ill, W, TarMer one of ISneass
cNsnU'S best kAswa and popular
men Is psSSnS FSeeAe 5 visit tAE
week, AoaSSax over Interests CON
tralAed by Inn. Mr., Uaraer rs.
heea directly SSSeei&eeS With IN,
SeStSnSeS of pSoSAe for nSn,
years ana eNpreSssS hSmself $:
esSHS wei pleased With TIE So
0vSc shown here
Have yo2r woNS delivered co
$ny length SeSSraSs NSN measure
saeat Sn6 ire pSScs most raSs0n
SAla
HNra s wSre re>esve5 ~ N,
Ne>ocS frara +. ?, Gordon. sen
evSl manager al TIE LAST CA&nc
MSnsnS CoHQ&Ry, we le&z1 tAs
the Seoo& II tins corporation M
reached TIE is cent rnS~k. &n.
NJ more wsl Re sold FOR less
Machinery hSS sesa purchases
&nS wSl As rushed q the ground
SnSeSlleS &aS work eanmeace
s. ouisSsy s. poSSAls,
Fresh haloSnS. aar ex-a make
st the Mast Market
MvS Nm. laoyS SsASAs3aIS
entertained 8 number of Ne
friends Thu~saSy afternoon. IN
occsSSoa WAS IN honor At Ms
ChSS. s Miller az Boston, NsSS
games eee,, were SnSulgeS !
SnS s very pleasant tine va
haa Those SrySeaS - meet Mrs
Miller wsrsc Ms 3ohnR Z. Cook
MrS, AK OK, M Jams
Cana Ms CASS Lee Na~Ses
M &. A, EaaSes ana Ms
Aaase C&ls&hSn.
Soy RsSSsae, PSAeha
SehRnss 0anoAua one :
NecheAs n&Svs sozsS. ana wh
hss Neen away scr about 8.
years, resu-neS hane during III
1911. -, -. =. -. -. ~. - :
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
SCHOOL PROGRAM

The following program viii be
rendered next Friday evening by
the pupils of the Pioehe public
schools.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01
OUR LOCAL STOCKS

Quotations of the leading
stocks Of Phoebe and nearby dis
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-06-01

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The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

MT. Edison's monolithic house, to cost but 1000, to contain II rooms and to require but IS days for the building, Is an invention that will revo. 1utionize architectural methods so far as the building of small homes is con cerned, if &be promises are fulfilled. But does Mir. Edison know that many concrete houses are being constructed now, though not in the cast-iron mold which is the distinctive feature of his scheme, and at no such moderate price? There is reason to fear that MT. Edison can not insure the s1 900 rate.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

completely just as the knocking ceased. He must have been asleep a long time, he thought. because the fire was low; and he supposed he had been what they called light headed There was a grating noise outside the window-the noise of some one slipping a knife through the frame to press back the catch. Jimmy struggled to move, but his limbs only wriggled a little. He tried to shout, but no sound came
 The shutters came open with a crash, and Bill Black stepped within
 The short, jagged knife that he had opened the window with was still in
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Everything IS not going to smash. and there still are such things as wealth and great-hearted philanthropy The will of Philadelphian who died suddenly last week sets aside $5,000,. GOO for the establishment and main tenance of an institution for orphan girls modelled after the famous Girard college, the advantages of which are confined strictly to boys and young men. Girard college has done incal. culable good in fitting youths to make their way in the world, and as much can be accomplished for girls through employing similar means.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

The mysterious earthquake recorded some weeks ago, which could not be located, has found a startling solution. That mountain should fall, burying hundreds and wiping out an entire population, bears gruesome testimony sto the truth of the instruments which recorded a disaster as great if not greater than the one which over whelmed San Francisco. Other dis asters are dwarfed into insignifcance beside this appalling record of the work of nature, which all the prudence and resources of man can neither fore 'seo nor prevent.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12
Jimmie

his hand; and Santa Claus seemed taunting Jimmy. You've given them my toys,' he said. "I'll give him your money"
 Jimmy closed his eyes to escape the sight of the knife. but he felt Black looking at him. Then, to his surprise, he went away into the shop Jimmy heard a noise of un- barring and unlocking. Then he felt a cool hand on his pulse.
 Collapse" a pleasant voice said. Its lucky we weren't an hour later"
 Jimmy opened his eyes, and saw the doctor and Black bending over him.
 I've been playin' at Santa Claus, matey," Black said. We judged yer was pretty bad not to answer the knockin', so I got in. Rare nice toys them was yer gave my young 'uns. Judged yer was pretty bad, so fetched :em."
 Bill Black looked at the fire thoughtfully, and repeated to himself: Rare nlce toys" Then he carried Jimmy upstairs and helped the doc tor put him to bed. He was wonder fully gentle in handling Jimmy.
 Mrs. Black was gentler still with Jimmy while she nursed him and he grew very fond or her. Bill and young Bill were looking after the shop, she said. and doing very fair." and she hoped he'd take young Bill in the business.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Mechanical traction has been sub- stituted for horses on the Ladoga canal in Russia When the traction engineers appeared 2,000 peasants seized them and stopped all traffic so effectually that troops had to be called out to restore order. There were riots of this sort in England 100 years ago when power sawmills were introduced there, but in the more advanced coun- tries the laborer and the mechanic now adjust themselves quickly to new inventions, says the Youths Compan- ion. Russia is about 100 years behind the times.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12
Christmas Eve G00dl KfR@{d
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Jimmy nodded and smiled feebly he did everything feebly just then and promised to take young Bill, and said he made no doubt they'd do very well; but in his heart he was worried about the business.
 Three weeks later Jimmy came downstairs to the shop parlor, and the first thing he noticed was that Santa Claus was gone from the man. telpiece. He was very weak, and he could not help few tears coming to his eyes; but he had brushed them away before Bill came in.
 Feel all right, boy?" Bill asked
 "Yes, Bill," Jimmy said Pretty fair"
 Seems strange down here. don't it?"
 "A little strange" Jimmy agreed
 Bill cut some hard tobacco in the palm of his hand, and whistled soft ly and filled his pipe Notice any. thing pertickler strange" he sug- gested. His eyes were on the man. telpiece, where Santa Claus wasn't, and so were Jimmy's.
 Mo-" said Jimmy, bravely. "No, Bill"
 ''Not on the mantelshelf?
 Jimmy pressed his finger-nails against his palms. There was a sort of figure there." he said, wasn't there's Bill? II s'pose 1t got broke. It doesn't matter, Bill. It-it wasn't worth nothink" Bill laughed and slapped his leg with his hand. Yer ain't,. no judge of figures, matey, can see. That ere was a curious old piece of stun. an valerble, or I ain't no judge. took the notion O lockin' i'm away upstairs, jimmy" Bill put his great hand on the boys shoulder. "The long stockin' were inside him! Over a thousand dollars. I took the liberty of usin' the odd money in the business for yer, but the thousand is there. An it's lucky fer yer, matey. as yer was dealin with an honest man-wot might have been diffrint. | if you hadn't given the kids them toys!"
 For there Is honor among-Paxton alley; and Paxton alley extends to the toy-shop now Jimmy and young Bill are there!
 In Bethlehem, the children believe
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

After "psycopathic" experts at Belle. vue find that a prominent person is mot insane, but hysterical," it may surprise some to learn that the promi. nent person is not woman. Instead of being confined to one sex, mysteries attacks both with equal ease when they have prepared themselves for it, and it is usually worst when it's worst symptoms are most masculine.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Remembering the fate of Pompeii and viewing that of Karatagh, now an- nihilatetd by volcano silent since prehistoric times, the farmers wise maxim. Never trust the bull, might with profit be paraphrased into never trust the extinct volcano. Once a vol cano. always a volcano.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Queer people naturally drift into the theatrical business, but the strangest freak of all is the manager who insists that his chorus girls must all be able to sing.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

A French scientist declares that au- tomobiles are the enemies of astron- omy, and yet people who have been struck by them say they saw all sorts of stars.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

The latest thing captured by Raj suli Is the town of Mogador. Some day this man will capture something worth having.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Oh, the pity of it! The smart young man often lacks judgment and comes to grief.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Tyranny, barbarity, anarchy an death are the milestones in the high way of despotism.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

A Russian aristocrat at whom no bombs are thrown must feel that he is completely out of the swim.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

Great Britain formerly lived with out railroads, but it would hate to have to do so again.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

They're going to put a clock in the Eiffel tower. It will serve as a sym bol of Paris, which has always been known as the city for a high old time.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

A rich and truthful saying is an i'm perishable clinker in the ash heap of humanity.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

The arch, say the builders, is the strongest thing known. This may be the reason these are so many bow legged football players.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

You never hear of a woman over 8 Insisting on saying merely that she i of legal age.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

In Bethlehem, the children believe that. on Christmas eve a choir of an- gels always sings above the place of our Savior's birth.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-12

He who is gluten for praise will be 8 gudgeon for secret laughter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Siempre el Jap6n.
China en- peligro,

Seoul julio 29.-El vizconde Hayashi, el mi
nstro de Relaciones Exteriores del Jap6n lego
esta ciudad desde donde lie llamaron los apones en-
vista de los acontecimientos que Sc empezaban de-
sarrollar. Los japoneses hicieron Hayashi Tin re-
cibimiento como que Sc hace un libettador. Va
rios periodstas celebraron entrevistas con Hayash
y este les manifesto sin rodeos que China debe ir
preparandose por 10 que pueda suceder q Corea.
Las palabras de Hayashi son muy comentadas en-
los circulos poiticos. Sc consderan como una anne
naza del Jap6n, de apoderarse de la China, de
gran parte de este imperio. 81 despotismo que
ejercen en- Corea, les resta rapidamente las simpa-
tfas de China En- toda la peninsula coreana el odo
al Jap6n aumenta extraordinariamente de tai ma
nera que Sc cree que estallara 1evolucon en- el
pals que habra de crear muchas di6cultades al 60.
bierno de Toxic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Una "ninada" en- el
Congreso de la Paz.

La Haya, julio 2e.-Los delegados de las re-
p1blicas latino americanas han tornado ell acuerdo
de oponerse la proposition de los Estados Uuidos,
referente que el cobro de las deudas contrafdas
por oposiciones bursatiles pueda hacer efectivo
por Ell fallo de un tribunal, mientras no Sc adopten
las modi6caciones hechas Ia Doctrina Drago. Des-
de esta session Sc esta dando entrada los Periods
tas, que Sc les habfa negado desde principle. Los
dncos delegados que desde e comienzo favorecieron
Ell que Sc concediera entrada los perodistas fue-
ron los de Russia, Estados Unidos Gran Bretafia,
que considera ban una apihadas semejante proceder
pues los periodistas obtenian cuantos documentos
secretos quieren Apesar de la prohibici6n -dijo
TN delegado-la prensa ha publicado cuantos infor.
mes Sc relaconan con los mas importantes asuntos
del Congreso, tai como 81 este Sc celebrara en- I'm
palacio de crstal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
NOT|C|AS DEL Ola
Shplica al jefe de los
carros electricos.--En
bien del p1blico.
CABALLOS VENCEOORES
Penultima funci6n de la com.
panfa de zarzuela. En- el
Ateneo o-riqueiio.

Por varias personas Sc nos
suplica llamemos la atenci6n del
Jefe de la Compaiiia de los carros
electricos, a fin de que prohiba el
transito Ell estos de peones con
ropas sucias, llenas de carbon, pues
causan daiios a las demas per-
sonas que viajan y que forzosa
mente tienen que ir rozandose con
ellos y man chandose los trajes.
Ell sabado por la tarde reco-
rrieron las Gales de la ciudad y
sus barrios, acompafiados de una
orquesta y entire vitores y aclama-
clones del pueblo, los caballos de
carrera aMajestics del seiior Luis
Toro y rRelampagoo y eLlave2de
OroD de don Antonio Balazquide,
campeones de los Hip6dromos de
San Juan y Ponce. Juntos con
ellos iban los caballos california;,
eSine Temores aPegaso1 aStar Lightr
y eLuperonS.
Maiiana dara la compaiiia de
zarzuela de los seiiores Casas y
Morales, su pen1ltima function en-
el teatro municipal, poniendo en-
escena sEl BateoD, el primer acto
de sLa Tempestadp y sLa Cunas.
81 jueves pr6ximo es el bene6cio
del baritone seiior Real.
Esta noche, ldnes, Sc veri6-
cara la fiesta de costumbre en- el
Aseneo. Habra mIsica, recitaci6r
y canto.
-Enriqueta Villanueva y Mar
garita Acevedo, ingresaron aver er
la carcel por escandalo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29

pular puso al frente de aquella, y
quienes por raz6n de sus mismos
cargos tenfan que conocer mejor,
tanto los males existentes, como
sus causas originarias.
La Union de Puerto Rico, a la
cual el pals COMIC en- absolute el
derecho de hacer sus Leyes, en-
cuanto Sc 10 permite su estatuto or
ganico, asf como tambien las cua-
tro quintas parties de su admins
TRACTION municipal, tiene indudable-
mente un deber que cumplir en- el
presente case en- cuanto 10 permita
SUI campo:de acci6n. Tiene hoy una
responsabilidad que nj debe nj quie-
re eludir.
Nacida nuestra colectividad al
calor de sentimientos altruistas y
patrioticos, factores que, en- el 6rden
moral, producer resultados analo-
gos a los que en- el orden ffsico de-
terminan la agrupacion y cohesion
de las moleculas a6nes que forman
los cuerpos solidos, ha de responder
siempre y en- todos los casos a aque-
llos movies que presidieron a su
formation y los fines que Sc pro-
pusieron los hombres que la fun
daron.
Aquellos fines no sou otros que
la felicidad de los puertorriquefios
que, en- dos de sus principales ter
minos, consiste en- sus libertades
pGblicas y en- su prosperidad mate.
rial. Y es esta la raz6n por la cuaI
hoy, al verse amenazado, siquiera
transitoriamente, uno de aquello:
extremes, la Junta Central ha cref
do su deber dirigirse q todos y cad'
uno de los unionistas va Sc hallei
en- algdn puesto de la administra
4 ci6n, va en- cualesquiera otra esfeii
i de la actividad humana, para re
S cordarles que no deben permanece
S inactivos { indi6rentes y que cad
). cual en- la medida de sus fuerls
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