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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
,uNLucky DAY AT cREsroN.
Two Serious Accidents, Burning
and Shooting - Unusual Events
of "a Hours.

Creston, Oct. IL Suffering from
what are probably fatal burns, Mrs.
Edith Rhanny lies at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Krausegger, under
going the most excruciating pain. Her
skirt caught fire last evening at the
home. and before it was discovered
had made such Roadway that the
woman was terribly burned from her
lower limbs to the shoulder blades.
Her recovery is doubtful.
This was followed by another acct.
dent almost as serious, as Chester,
the little son of Constable Campbell
was shot in the face with toy pistol
in the hands of Bryan Dovoe, play.
mate. with the result that his eyes
are almost blinded and his face
burned In distressing manner.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Fear Revolution in Haytl.

Kingston, Jamaica. Oct. 11.-Mail
advices from Hayti state that sixteen
hundred have been sentenced there
for conspiring to overthrow the gov"
eminent. Many persons fear revolu-
tione will be Drecipitated
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Soldier on Eurlouch.

J. L. Black of Battery D. second ar
tillery. u s. A., stationed at Fort D.,
A., Russell, Wy. stopped in this city
and visited with F. Eaton few hours
today. He left this afternoon for his
home at Keosauqua. Mr.. Black is off
on thirty days furlough.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
sIGOURNEY.

sigourney.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Johnson, Oct. Z. a son.
Mrs. Julia Howard has returned
from a visit at Ottumwa with her
daughter, Mrs. Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Kerr will enter
tain Mr. and Mrs Schnitzlein Of New
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
chioaoo Grain Market,

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Wheat-No. 2 red
s1O4h @1.061s No. 8 red. $102R q
105: No Q hard. $1.o4h @1.oS; No.
hard. s102k @1.06as.
Corn-No. 2, 651b: No. 8, SAX @6b;
No. white, 63A; No. 8 white, 631a q
6a%; No 2 yellow, 65@65A; No.
yellow. SAN @85.
OatS-No. 8, 62@54M
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Tri-Weekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their nddresa
changed will please five the namo OF
the Postoface to which the paper naA
where they desire it to be changed to-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Interest Awakened.

Interest awakened everywhere in
the marvellous cures Of cuts. burns
wounds with Bucklen's Arnica Salva
2bc. F. B. Clark, Court and Second:
j. H. L. swenson & Co., Court and
Main.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Marriage Licenses.

Marriages LIcenSes.
Louis Raymler -. p
Lizzie Summerburg ....... ......1 Is
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12

mont and Mr. and Mrs. H. N. McElroy
were on Cedar creek hunting nuts on
Tuesday
on coming home from school Tues
day evening, Crystal and Alta Gill
yeart, had the misfortune to get In a
mix-up with their horse and were up
set a few rods from home. Fortunately
no one was hurt and not much damage
done.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12
Buggies Will be
Higher

Buggies have gone up as much as
10 per cent on some grades. So you
must expect next year to have to pay
more. What buggies we now have
we will sell at the old prices. If you
want buggy you had better buy
now.
Ottumwa Buggy Co.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-12

A word to the wise-advertise in the
Want Columns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02

6clb5uaes III 2eutlf.S iiopcitoirifo
oaS S6cr.@ommonoo iiibrte, miro
bemn1t)it aus Der Sfustruppe aus.
id)eiocn. Ser pcrbicntc Siii5icr miro
oonr cine 9riaabe itberncbmel,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
st. So6n's GOGeae.

9uuupplis, Mo. 3erartement Der diiulte une
Authorization Der ilniucriitat uou 0iarHlauo,
9t1blirt 1906, Slaiifbe iiub ipiiienfbaitr
Iibe GoucGsNtrie, nno ,@epabrun9 bon 9iplo
Sus ODER @ibi3in iiloiren ipolen. Militdri,
thcs StUaricinent inter Geiiuna bon grmees
Gftt3iercll. 2luberoem BprberciiunaSsS dMIe fit
Srubeu fiir ben Sintriit TIT at. SoSn'S ODER ais
here College. Gemeiter beginnt am 10. Sepr
tcmprr. @eau lpenoe ii6 an
CuIii0-) Shumas 1sra. g. G. 3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Tue eerbtt.eemeiter brr
Warglanb Shnle fir Sanbe nnb
Stimmc

lirb ole, bercn Sebor az f6ledt 1T, ais oab fte
bic bifenfiidjcr SduIen befldbeli ibnner, be-
ainnt an II. Sepiember. Spreden uno Clip
peiltpefen 9elcbrt. @umm1rsS duIe lub ala
n%eltiicheH 9tIotel. Mott iino llnterridt frei.
Midn lueuee fib an GbnS. ~. GIN, g'rlmipal.
.krensrid. WSh. lgllal0. SnNiNo-SeptO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Sdml.NHacigcn.
GaIDcrt Suu Suue0c.

Ode Cathedral unb Mmlbcrra. stta6c.
Inter Der 2citgnN Der ,6briittiheu @riher".
9ebrilrie - GnaIiit, Wiiicniduit Gunit uto
@efbdfislpeieu. Stubtum picoer auigenommen
an Sieuitng, ocr 3, September. (slu920. 3SSol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Tran Sotbuer's Sclbitmorb.

Satin zines befannten Sbeateroiret-
tors nimmt lih ooS 2eben. - Sim
III WuIocon'ss Sonitarium bate
ibr nidt geboIfen.
Ncm'. 0orH I, September. -
81 ibrer @obniinL Nr. 2iS, @eits
l6. Sttnbc, bat gciteru &ornittog &c.
gen s ll6r' 6ralttBraec 5. 9otbner,
nnttr g Sefl = 9abuennahen Grace
Gargbn 6efannt. @attit beS 5beater'
letters 2luguituS 9otbner aus Gin.
cin,oti, nit ei9cner Snn0 ibrem Sc.
ten ein Gn0e genlad)t. Sic @riinoc,
ucldc Die ,Srau III bert Zoo gctricben
6aben iinb nid)t befannt, bod lGBt Ole
Sbatiudle. DAB lie ieit langer 3eit NIT
einem idynercn Nerpenleiben bebaitet
ipdr, sic anrabTe geredtiertigt or.
idjeinen, oaB JIG sic Ber5meiflungstbat
t~egangen bat, Inn ibrn 9eioen, fiir
>uelfe iie pcrgeblid Selling gcilht
1attc, 5lt cntgeberl.
Sr. @otbner bate feline Satin in
Mulooom's SanitarilEm bel @hitc
G(ains nntergebradt, in Der Soil
nltng, bcb Die BORT angepenOetc Na'
turbeilm,etbooc Der Yntientir @ene-
lung brin8cn rcrbc, un0 mar III oen
3lallbcn, ouB lie lid in Der ncilcl, I'm.
geblng ipobl iiiblc, nm 10 nlebr, od
or iGr in Sri. arlinc Ncnnctt cine 0e-
Jeff d)afterin gc9eben bdttc. lin 10
groBer mar baber ieine lleberraidml9,
ais bci0c Gamer am 5rcitag Nbeil0
IN Hop.0orf c~intrnfcn. nohocm iie
ons Sanitarium bcirlid) p~crloiien
batter. Ser 3uitano Der &ranfcn iicb
nidlts llngelu0M1lides crfenncll, mo
oesbalb pcrlicb @r. 9otbncr geitcrn
iriib unbeiorgt Ieinc @obring, nm
ieiteu Hcihditen llad5ugcben. glilf
fri. Ventett licb 6ran gotbner einige
au9etblide allcill, UNI it'd had benz
oberen StodWerf 5u beaeber, uno
oieie @elcgenbcit benliste Die aranfe
sur allsiiiGrung Der Ser3peiilungs.
that. W2it einem Hepoluer iaste tic i'd
cine angel in oos Sirn itno mar All.
genblidlid) cine 2eihe.
SRI. Nernett unb Sr. 5rauf Sol
lirgslport1, ein gruoer Der lootcn,
borten ben SfuB, uro Gin Nr5t, ionic
Die Yoli5ei iuuroen gerufen. Oh. Sitt.
ton bonn .Hooieuelt . Soipital" Der.
med)te MIR Den bereits eingetretenen
5oo 3ri c~onitntiren, tporaui Der go.
lisiit WcSnernep SRI. 8ennett uno
Srii. SoGinasmprtb Dem Hid)ter Ser.
nod)nn inn @eit'cite Yoliseigerift
als 3cuger uorIilbrte. Ter Hidter
iiberpies Bic 3elgen Dem Coroner
Toolep, Der iofort eiilc Hrteriudulig
peranItnltete. 21 oeren Berlauf plrOe
eonitatirt, odb aus Sem Meuoloer, nit
lpeld)em 5rnu gotbner ben Selbit.
lnorh periibt bate, bier 8atronen al.
geieuert lparelb rpdhrenb Die leide
MIR cine Wi,noe aifpies. Iad, an.
borung aler 3eiBen FAM Coroner
Cooler 81 Der lleber5ciigung, bab Of.
feitbar Gin SclbItmorb porlug, uno
entlieb Bic ibnn no%rgcfiibrten 3elieen.
s 81
.mir aas
1 m -. ~ - ~. naAa NJ l--~.A.L..a ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Stc @arnlanS SlinocnlGmlc,
300 Eit.siortbpa pennt, Saltimore, Wlo.,
fir Mimoer nit beietiem Mmaenlidlt,

fir ainocr mi. ocieftcm Mugrulidt,
wiro am 10. ecptenlbef 1907 c%roiinet.
Gin ariinoIider ltbriiIrinS in 8inocraurieits,
Grammar nlo @odi@nle'3 ipcieertt torperliten
ueeullaet, s3l1ieni6ntten mo Wintu
ftriit Columbia iiito BON Mnrblauo fret 5lecs
laiierl. perr ite S6uIeelo lubt 5ablen ibnnen.
I'm uebfrpet'lra not 3oBllnbeit aus auocteh
Stnaieit miro ertndbt.
lin 2uiornntlon iibcr biefe 6Iaie bon ain'
bern iuirb errfilib acbcteIl.
Sohn q. 9ieoiue,
CWun3 t.I&S) superintendent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
Baltimore Snrijtcn.S dulc,

Gdc Nufpnro. nIo W2abtintf Strahc.
Ribter NiIcS. 9cian. S~erbit'Scnletter be-
Gtuit am so. Seriember 1907. BUR e~lrsinnfi
iuenoe m III fd an Somrs Il. Scnuts, Seiretdr
fhcr 3 lino 6 uhr glbenos. (Snli23 .1WtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
II

baltimore untpcritn..
Observation-Disclosures. 9tiditeS Gemefter hegitri
AM 1. Sitpbcr. Sir Stdtaloge lperoe man ib
an 9ngcnc S'Sunnc, Seireidr, Nr. $40, Npro.
Charles StruRc, Yaltimpre. Ito.
(IlQt Iagt1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-02
SuriiteusE mnIe,

liniurrFtdt bon Marnlnps.
Na5 IS. Semefier fe9inni am %. Scptentter.
lam, Gefretir, 1861 Galuert gnilo,rs, Satii.
moro, Wo. Ml9f,iWt)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18
Richmond Day at Exposition.

Norfolk, Va, July 1S.-Ten thous-
and citizens of the capital of the Old
Dominion are assisting in the celebra-
ton of Richmond day at the James
town exposition this morning and
thousands more are expected before
night. A special train brought a
large delegation of city officials and
legislators, headed by Mayor McCar-
thy, a special appropriation having
been voted by the Richmond city coul
Gil to cover the expenses. made
quate transportation facilities prevent
ed hundreds of Richmond people from
attending the trip, the roads supply
ing cars only for those who had pur-
chased tickets in advance
The principal exercises of the day
were held at the Richmond building,
the Virginia capital having been one
of the few cities to erect a building
of its own at the exposition. 1t is a
great white edifce, with broad YER
andas, and in it's architectural style
suggests the plantation home of the
South. Short addresses were made
by Governor Swanson, Mayor McCar-
thy and President Tucker.
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en~deavoring to persuade us the sole
responsibility for these stumbling
blocks rests upon u public service
system, to be remedied only by a
change of system. This we deny. We
are patiently studying the ways of Jus
tee; municipalities advocate expert
menting, at cost, with pub
lie funds, with the principles of lib
erty and with the institutions of our
country. In this we stoutly refuse to
take part. We are conservatives in
believing that ii is better to adhere
to old and tried methods based on our
accepted national principles; but radi
Gals in the determination to discover
and to sternly rebuke and ~rectify any
injustice which may have bee deveI-
oDed by the present system. AS it
has always been the function and du-
ty of government to insure that indi-
viduals shall deal justly with their fel
lows, it is now the function and duty
of government to protect the governed
against injustice on the part of these
associations of individuals working
under the name of public service cor
porationS. Any government that is
too feeble or corrupt to control with
justice the conduct of a public service
corporation, has little prospect of be-
ing able itself to supply such public
SCI u VIII emergency aHd JuSlICes
Our duty is to elect to office men who
have the intelligence and integrity to
govern efficiently, honestly and just
ly; mel who can and will curb the
unjust aggressiveness of the individu-
al, or of the voluntary association of
individuals and who can and will com
pei ach to bear it's share of the bur
dens of government, and give IL price,
service or otherwise a proper consid-
Grafton for special privileges enjoyed.
Our nation is what she is industrially
and commercially and in world poll
tics because of the American charac-
ter, developed by the most absolute
individualism, and because of the Am
erican corporation, developed under a
government that governed but did not
trade. Our duty is to conserve the
human agencies that have made our
country what it is-the adventurous
individual and voluntary association
but not to let them be our masters.
This is the confession of faith of the
Observation-Disclosures ~anti-socialist."
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in some form whereby the ruler can
exercise his powers only with the con
sent and approval of a resident Jap
anese governor general. The ministers
now in Seoul are determined to place
the. Korean government upon a firm
basis and free the court from in
trigues and selfish plots.
At Peace With America.
New York, July 18.-Foreign Min
lister Hayashi, of Japan, replying to
a cable request of the World for an
assurance OF peace and good will tow
ard this country, cables: 1T is cheer
fully and universally believed that
the reported cruise of the U. S. fleet
to the Pacific, if contemplated at all,
implies no indication of a disquieting
nature in the relations between ia
pan and the United States. While this
nation has mistaken confidence in the
policy of justice and peace which has
characterized the American govern
ment, all sensational reports appear
ing in a small section of the press
have absolutely no reflection in the
minds of the public, who are thorough
ly convinced of the pacific character
of the situation"
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Of the Vo1uminous record of this Com
missions work will fail to conclude
that it clearly proves municipal own
! ership to be productive of many and
serious ills, with little or no compen-
sating good.
The writer's of these chapters,
agreeing we believe with the other
members of the Committee of Tween
ty-one, that public service companies
should reasonably be regulated and
afforded the protection that comes
with regulation, n approaching that
the Committee was not appointed or
constituted to consider methods of reg
ulation, nevertheless desire to record
their opinion, hat some form of regu.
lation Of private companies should be
adopted in each of the United States.
| What that form should be this Com
mission is not prepared, by any inyes-
tlSatlon or any study it has made, to
suggest.
Finally, we who stand in opposition
to municipal ownership, speaking, we
believe, for all individualists, arraign
the arrogance of many of it's advo-
Gates in assuming that they exclusive
ly occupy the field of reform in deal
ing with the problems concerned, and
that they are the sole promoters of
measures of economic Improvement
il municipal affairs. We assert that
the opponents of municipal ownership
and operation, firm and consistent sup
porters of justice, are the class seek
ing h public welfare inte1ligently
and il accordance with American prin
ciples. On this point we do not yield
to any body of men. We seek, as a
first principle, to insure to every man
his own In doing SO, and il endeav-
oring to protect the public against OPP
position and error, we find it our duty
20 demonstrate the errors in the
schemes of municipalities and Social
lists and to warn against the oppres-
sion that they threaten. We are re-
sisting efforts to put burdens on the
backs of the American people. We
cannot and will not remain silent
while the attempt is made to thrust
costly and impracticable projects up
on customers of public service cor
poratiOns and upon the public at large
We know the truth will out. We are
confident that ultimately the Ameri-
can people must appreciate at their
value the unsoundness of the argu-
ments of the municipal socialists. We
snail aid in fastening the day when
our fellow citizens will know through
discussion what the public of London
have been taught by bitter experience
London has awakened to the perils
of municipalization as is evidenced by
its verdict in the recent borough and
county elections. In that great city
the municipalities have led their fell
low citizens astray, n their dupes,
finding it out. have administered to
their false guides an overwhelming
rebuke.
I'VE fnd~ividualists are not seeking
to lead the people ii strange paths:
our aim is to keep them in the paths
they have heretofore trod; paths well
known, along which the American PEG
pie have marched to heights of pros
perity and civic development not
known heretofore to the civilized
world. Along these paths have been
blocks. Our opponents are
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

Seoul, Korea, via. Toxic, July 49,
Placards were posted today calling
for the death of all Japanese officials
in Seoul. The ministers are strongly
guarded and every precaution has
been taken to prevent riots and at
lacks Upon officials. The emperor is
reported to he too much worried to
take food or sleep, but this report is
considered to be ole of his usual ma
neuvers to enlist the sympathy of mis-
people.
The audience of Marquis Ito with
the emperor of Korea, which was ex-
pected to take place this afternoon,
has been postponed. 1t is likely the
Marquis will proceed to the palace
tomorrow in company with Viscount
Hayashi, the Japanese foreign min.
lister, who is expected to arrive here
this evening. PAX Yong Ho, who was
recently pardoned and upon his re-
turn from Japan was appointed min
lister of the Imperial Household, has
reported that h mperor emphatic
ally protests his ignorance regarding
the despatch of a d~eputation to The
Hague and says that his abdication
would only tend to confirm ais rela-
ton thereto. For this reason he will
not abdicate. The emperor, PAX Yong
Ho says. will prove obdurate in re-
sisting dethronement-
The cabinet ministers, including the
newly appointed household minister,
have resigned. It is reported that the
emperor was very angry at the minis
tiers on account of their having ad-
vised his ~abdication. He said that ne
occupied the throne by right of inner
itance from his ancestors and that
mis- subjects had no authority to adj
wise his dethronement, much less with
the support of foreigners. Marquis Ito,
in compliance with the emperor's ur-
gent desire to see him, even for a
short time, proceeded to the palace
this afternoon.
Emperor Will Abdicate.
Toxic, July 1S.-As a result of ur-
gent representations by the ministers
it is very probable that the emperor
oil Korea will abdicate in favor of
III Crown Prince as the first step
toward reform in Korea This will
most likely be followed by the calling
Of a new convention, which, while
keeping Korea's national existence
intact win limit the sovereign power
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HEAD END COLLISION
OF AUTOMOBILES.

New York, July 18.-In a head end
collision two automobiles filled with
merrymakers from Coney Island met
early today on the dimly lighted
ocean parkway. AS a result Thos. F.
Donovan of New York is dead, and
Chapan Ropes, of Morristown, N. j.,
and an unidentified man fatally in
jured. Donovan was impaled upon tae
spokes of his own machine. Dono-
vans machine carried no lights and
vas running at a rate of about sixty
miles an hour when it struck Ropes
machine, running 40 miles. Both au-
tos were reduced to scrap iron.
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Estray Notice.

By order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico, and in accord
ance with Sec. 223, Compiled Laws
of New Mexico, l will sell at public
auction to n highest bidder, unless
sooner claimed by the owner, one
brown, bald face horse, IA hands high.
eight or nine years old. branded T
over bar on left thigh.
Sale in front Of R. D. Bells Office
on Main street, at 3 p. M. August II.
1907. L. ]. RICHARDS,
Cm 7-15t4) inspector Dist. No. 5.
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Mrs. S. P. Denning and little son,
Pruit, returned last night from Bal
linger, Texas, where they spent the
last two weeks visiting with Mrs.
Denning's daughter, Mrs. Charlie Tho
mas, who also returned with them to
Roswell for a visit.
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Al the EIks, Reunion.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 18.-The eli
ed today, when more than 10000
members marched along Broad street
in annual parade, and nearly all Phil
adelphia took a holiday to see the
spectacle. About one hundred lodges
from cities and towns from the Allan
tic to the Pacific participated in the
parade.
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Guy Herbert yesterday afternoon
received a telegram from his wife at
Ell Paso telling of the death of her
father, which occurred yesterday. AS
the funeral will take place today at
two o'clock, Mr.. Herbert will be I'M
able to reach Ell Paso in time to at
tend it, but will leave on the auto o
day for Ell Paso. The name of the de-
ceased was ]. S. Williams.
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A call has been issued by a number
of newspaper men in the Pecos Val
ley for a meeting of newspaper men
to be held il this city on the day pri-
or to the reception to Governor Cur
ry, for the purpose of organizing the
exact date will be announced later.
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At night time there is considerable
doing on Main street, giving Roswell
quite a metropolitan air. There are
the two theatres, the Majestic and the
Princess in full blast, and the Audito-
rum Skating Rink, all attracting
large crowds, so that there is consid-
cradle hustle until quite late at night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Byars and the Misses
Lucille and Maud Phillips, who have
been here for several days looking
over the country, left on the morning
train for their home at Purcell, 1. T.
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Mrs. L. A. Done died this morning
at six O'Clock, southwest of Roswell
The cause of deatn was tuberculosis.
The body will be shipped Friday NOR
ming to the old home at Manhattan,
Kansas, accompanied by her hus-
band, who was with her at the last.
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Estray Notice.

By order of the Cattle Sanitary
Board of New Mexico, and in accord
ance with Sec. 223, Compiled Laws
OF New Mexico, I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder. unless
sooner claimed by the owner. one bay.
bald face horse. about Az or Is
hands nigh. eleven or twelve years
old Branded AP on left thigh, counter
branded, and branded Y on left jaw.
Sale In front or r. d. Bells office
on Main street. at 8 p m, August
II, 1907. T. ]. RICHARDS.
I'm 7-l5t4) Inspector Dist No. S.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

The remains of J. o. Applequist
were sent out on the morning train
to Waco, Texas. They we're accompa-
MED by his sister.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

Mrs. E. Biswell, who has been at
Hagerman for some time visiting ner
brother, M. E. Harshey, left this
morning for her home at Nevada, Mo-.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

Mrs. c. F. Hill n two daughters,
Mary and Militia, who have been visit
ing at Dayton and other points in the
valley, have e called nome to Po-
c~assett, indian Territory, by the death
of another daughter there.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

Miss Minnie Babb, the fourteen year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Babb, died yesterday afternoon at the
family residence on the North Hill,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-18

LOST Gold watch AID silk fob with
Swastika charm. Oner's name in
side of watch. Suitable reward for
return. 18tf