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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-29

Mrs. Ella Phillips left last night for
Pecos, taking with her the infant child
of Irving McElroy which has been
here in the keeping of relatives.
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C. J. Franks has been given charge
of the horse and mule department OF
the Roswell Trading Company. He
will begin his duties Monday.
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Major Guerrant and children, who
have been mere several days seeing
the sights, left Thursday for their
home in Louisville, Kentucky.
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mountain dew for New Mexico's aka
Ii water. He has a position in the
store of the Roswell Drug & Jewelry
Company.
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w. K. Breeding, manager of the
Lakewood Townsite Company, went
to Canyon City, Texas, Thursday on
a business trip.
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Paul Rosenberg, of Hagerman, came
up Thursday morning to spend the
day with friends and look after bust
ness.
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The Cemetery Association will
with Mrs. c.. A. Baker. 23t2
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Mrs. John K. Barnes has arrived
from Aberdene, S. D., for a visit with
ner parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Weber
of East Fifth Street.
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Miss Nellie Turknett, who is attend
ing school in Roswell, went to her
home in Artesia last night to visit o V
er Easter.
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Mrs Iva J. Keebler returned this
morning from a stay of several days
in Carlsbad. Her daughter, Mrs ].
B. Page. passed through on her way
to her old home in Kansas City,
where she will again make ner nome.
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Assistant District Attorney G. H.
Spencer returned this morning from
Carlsbad. where he mas been attend,
ing court.
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WILL SHOOT
DEEP WELL
PRACTICAL TORPEDO MAN TO
FIRE THE SHOT.
WITH N%TRO=GLYCERINE

Has Gone to Artesia to Mix
His Fluid and Will Have the ExpIo-
sive Hauled From That Place to
the Roswell Oil Company's Well.
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E. F. Hardwick went to Artesia last
night to remain till Sunday looking
after business.
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LL-
Trade Directory.
Life Insurance.

GEORGE T. BLANDFORD.- Repre-
sentative of the Mutual Benefit of
Newark, N. J. The Mutual Benefit
furnishes insurance at cost.
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Mrs. A. E. Herbst returned today
to her home in Topeka after a five
weeks visit here with her son, j. B.
HerbSt.
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D.. w. Crozier, of Hagerman, was
a business visitor here Thursday, re-
turning home Thursday night.
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R. H. Ratliffe, of Larned, Kansas,
came in Thursday morning from down
the valley and will be here several
days.
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Percy Hagerman arrived last night
from Colorado Springs, Colorado for
a visit with homefolks.
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]. w. Boline returned to his home
in Hagerman last night after a short
business visit here.
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B. C. Mossn an, OF Arizona who
has been here s veral days, left Tnurs
day for Kansas City.
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DR.. H. P. Bond arrived today from
Ell Paso to conduct the Easter ser
vice for the Knights Templar-
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Contractors and Builders.
DEPARTMENT Stores.
Drug Stores.

ROSWELL DRUG & JEWELRY co.
Oldest drug store in Roswell All
things ip-to-date.
DANIEL DRUG CO.-Headquarters
for drgs, wall paper, paints, a
nish-
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C. c. Brooks came up from Lake
Arthur Thursday morning on a short
business visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Carper, of
North Main street, are the parc-ts of
twin girls, born this morning.
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Mrs. Annie Wright who aas been
here several days prospecting, left
last night for Ashdown. Arkansas,
where she viii visit before returning
Robert Kellahin, Grand Lecturer of
the Masons of New Mexico, went to
Portales Thursday morning to con-
duct q scnool OF instruction before the
lodge there.
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]. S. Lewis returned to his home in
PortaleS Thursday, having spent
three days here looking after business
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Will Lawrence returned to Lake
Arthur last night after spending sew
eral days in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-29

Judge G.. A. Richardson has return
ed from Carlsbad, where he went on
business.
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Miss Viola Hoots was UP from Ha-
german Thursday shopping.
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Howard Booth went to Portales to
day.
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Mrs. c. S. Doss returned this morn
ing from a visit in Dexte
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Roy Horton, of Hagerma1, transact
ed business here Thursday.
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Oliver Pearson has returned from
a business trip to Carlsbad.
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w. H. Rhodes made a business trip
to Portales today.
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1 am now ready to meet the herd
Roswell Hotel. 24t6
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Seed Store.

THE ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED CO.-AH kinds of field and
garden seed, write for catalogue.
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Mrs. It. A. Bible returned to Acme
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Ready-tO- wear Apparel.

THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outftters in ready to wear apparel
for men, women and children. Mil
linery a speciality.
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Electricians.

GUNSUL.- Electrical
Contractor. 303 N. Main, phone
141. Agent General Electric Co. All
kinds of electric work.
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Lawyers.
Notary Public.

J. BECK.-City Clerk. Notary
Public, city hall corner End and
Richardson ave.
J. r. COTHRAN.- Office with R. L.
and T. H. Malone, over First Ma
tional Bank. Phone 262.
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Photographers.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton.
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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HIliard-POOl Halls.
Bottling Works.
Cigar Stores.

THE GUTENBERG & SCHLOSSI
CIGARCO.-Most complete line eli
gars irthe city.
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
Harness & Saddlery.

I. F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Public Service Corporations.

The best light and power. Phone
131 and $50.
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

:. L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
1 hang paper the right way. Phone
215. 3t26*
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Real Estate.

Real Estate.
COOPER & MILLICE.-Real Estate,
room 8, Texas Block.
CARLTON & BELL.-Do the largest
real estate business in the city. If
you are il the market to buy or
sell, see us.
EDWARD A. FINNEGAN.-- Garst
Bldg. (21O N. Main). l sell strictly
on B per cent commission.
KELLAHIN & CALFEE.- Real es-
tate. Make a speciality on city pro-
perty. 303 N. Main ST.
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SPRING TRADE
IS VERY GOOD.
Compares FavorabIy With Last
Year with Exception of Some
Few Sections.
THE WEATHER AFFECTS THEM
Leading Industries Have Good Orders
For Future DeIlvery--lrOn
Market Is Strong.

New York. March is R G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade tompr-
HOW Will say:
Spring trade is rnaEing a most salts
factory comparison with last year, rS-
cept IN few sections. where the.
weather is stilI unfavorable, and Iuar-
camille collections Improve steadily
despite the hi eh rrpney rates, Leading
Industries have orders covering prodtle-
ton well into the future, especially cot
ton factories and steel mills, while the
output Of pig iron for last month was
close 10 the largest on record
Domestic hides are dull, prices show
ing Il downward tendency.
Prices of grain We're we'll maintained.
In view OF the official report of Farm Fd'
serves ON March !, which showed the
Unprecedented total OK 206 ,644.s00 bush
els Of wheat, lsS O0c 900 bushels of corn
and e2I, t6l $50 bushels OF oats,
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DEMOCRATIC DINNER
I'M HONOR OF w. J. BRYAN.

Boston, March l5.--The Democratic
state committee today gave Il dinner IA
honor oI w. j. Bryan. Among the
guests We're George Fred Williams "
Boston, who In a speech referred 10 Mr.,
Bryan us the acknowledged leader OF
the national Democratic party.
Speaking directly 10 Mr. Bryan he
said:
Il have no right sir TO place you In
the position of a candidate for Office U1-
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Massachusetts Democracy when l say
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-.If President Roosevelt abidts by his
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than the president, can prevent the
election of William j. Bryan 10 the
presidency
The dinner followed reception at
which about 200 Democrats Were intro
d,ced 10 Mr.. Bryan. Among them WAS
former United States Senator r. Z,
Pettigrew OF South Dakota.
An address by Mr.. Bryan followed.
Taking up the story that he wrote the
Democratic platform in 1896, M
Bryan declared he wrote but Little Of II
ana deserved little OF the credit, hut
he had had more to do with the plat
form Of 1890
Il think" said MI. Bryan. that If
We had had vote unpurchased aud
unlimited ln 1895 l would have been
elected By an overwhelming majority.
81 shall not discuss the amount of
fraud perpetrateG in 1896, but we had
eainst us the largest corruption fnhd
that was ever used in campaign
None. he said re1oiced more than ne
In the vindcation that has come TO
Deynocratic IDEAS. FOR dearer 10 him
than any office was the triumph nf thS
things for which they had been fighting
And / rejoice added Mr. Bryan,
"And / never lose any opportunity 10
thank the president for what he has
done The president was one OF my
opponents No one ever used harshef
language than he did toward QUIZ cause
Vet / want no man 10 anticipate me
In hearty commondntIon Of anything
ne does that believe is right
''-Ths Republican party has been IN
power for 10 years. with undtsputed
rule We mad the Republican party not
so popular today. The party has gone
on the tobOggun slide so that II has
just one man whom II regards as pop
ular enough TO pc inc ealluluape lot
president Why Is IL that this. president
alone has escaped the paralysis that
mas fallen upon all the rest. There IS
only one explanation and that is his
popularity Is due to the following OF
Democratic doctrines
mir. Bryan charged that the slump in
stocks. Of which the mon In high
dnnnce complained. WAS caused by the
very men who are now complaining
IL may venture prediction" he
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day. Lieut.. Wlegeusden demonstrated 10
the court how Springfield cartridges could
be loaded into a Winchester rife
II. \. Stocky told 0t his experiment at
Fort Mcintosh under conditions as near
~ like as possible to those existing al
Brown lie upon the niEht III the shoot
ing The witness said am tlecsrcaI and
mechanical engineer had told him the gun
flashes were not sufficient to lllInlnate
the faces or bodies Of the men doing the
shooting,
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BUSINESS IS
UND|STURBED.
Local Situation for the Week is
Generally One OF Marked
Improvement.
PANIC HAS NO EFFECT HERE.


The local business situation 1"r 'he
week Is generally one of continued 'U'
pTovement In the banking heid' iou"i
bankers report another quiet Wees ut'
marked by any special features ny
change in rates. and only medium &C.
mapd for money. AS for the panic III
1nilroad securities on Wall street, thls
has had no effect in this city beyond tll-
fiuencing investors to catch UP STOCKS
that have deprecated as far as they
can apparently. The bank ciearings
have taken a. great Jump upwards, the
excess on one day this week being $780,
100 md ON another over si0o, 0eS over
the corresponding days of the previous
xe,r There Is less INCLINATION 10 pad
,,ut the clearlngs, that is. To run the ul-
settled balances over from one day to
another, than there was last year. In
ueneral the tone OF the local financial
atmosphere is healthfu and oncourag-
QUIET in REALTY
The real estate men report quiet
week as far rs noticeable events are
concerned, but steady How of busi-
mess that makes them feel al peace
with the world. They consider the out
look of very hopeful character, One
realty man proposes to sue for his
commission in one OF the Newhouse
deals, which he has not received owing
to Misunderstanding between the
PARTIES to the deal: and the contention
incidentally brings out the interesting
fact that Mr. Newhouse considers the
property In question, the northwest
corner of Main and Exchange place, as.
one of the most desirable in the city.
The realty men report steady inquiry
for houses and stilI say that no mat
how many houses are built this year,
they Will be picked up as fast as fin
ished Only one apartment house of
the many prospected I'm the morning pa
pers, is now In process of construCt ton
the Sharp flats "a musical parsidoN)
at the corner of Fl and South Temple
i. streets. which Is up to the second story
The legend over the doorway is attract
ing mitch attention and more or less
original comment. Moderate and un-
prelentiOus homes are springing up all
over the eastern half of the city. and
on the western section, the feature Is
the clearing up OF the grounds selected
as site for the Gould union passenger
station. with the pushing ahead Of the
plants OF the Public Service and the
Utah Gas d. Coke companies, and COM
pletion work OH the viaduct.
Architects are not doing much these
days They seem under the impression
that about all of the very large work
for the year has been mapped out and
provided for, and whatever new comes
on viii be OF moderate prctentlons
The arrival of President Sterritt of
the great New York building firm OF
Sterrltt & Thompson. yesterday. marks
step In advance for the Newhouse
building interests, and when Mr. New
house returns from Europe he will find
active construction on the two great
Structures fairly under way.
HARDWARE TRADE.
The hardware trade reports q big
business in shipment Of mining sup
plies and era iers' outfits for railroad
and irrigation construction work.
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A GAMBLING TRAGEDY.
Winnings on Fixed Roulette Wheel
Result In Death of Two Men.

Tonopah, New, March l5-News has
been received from Blair mat JACK
morning shot and KILLED Charles Meyers
and Jack Harrington The tragedy was
the result OF gambling row u Is ALLEGED
n roulette wheel In gambling house
two days ago walsh who then WAS ems
ployed by the railroad, played tha wheel,
caught the combination and won 500
Movers and Harrington are said 10 have
demanded halt OF W0lsh'e winnings, ana
when he refused TO give them the money
are alleEe to have beaten him ana
threatened him with death. Walsh was
dlrchnrgod by the railroad superintendent
Tor gambling, This morning Meyers ana
Harrington followed him To tho depot,
When he opened Are with a rhs. klllng
Geld 10 surrender himself to the aUthor-
titles
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CoRTELYoU SAVED THE DAY.
so Saws jacob schifI Speaking oil Panic
In Wall Street.

Aunlsta Ga., March li,--Jacob Schitf W
MN ynrk. who is at "A hoiel neaE Aiken,
4 g., SAID goday concerning yesterday ii
Nall street pane:
"The prompt and clear action VI sees
r,ortely6l Saved the day, havo sirpns
homes Chat much good Will result
In reference 10 the present railroad sll-
untlon he SAID
'-Thc railroad ana the people VIII d.
thought nearer together. The welfare 90
pno ID Iudisanlubiy connected with me sac
rssr OF the other President Roosevelt
dld moi bring ahout the muddei he sim
py recognized earlier han most others
whittier We were drtfline, By lo Ntlc
course be has taken na has rendered IL
grent service 20 the people and 10 the corr
nhratlous themselves Tho lesson Will be
valuable 10 the corporation managers Ina
me future
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INDUSTRIAL PEACE.
President Appoints Members OF Board
For Its Promotion

Washington. Starch l5.-The president
tndaN nppolnted Seth Low OF Now YORK
snI Thomas c. Bush Of llLrmlnsham,
Als.. as Representatives 0f tho general
r,1,isr under the act Of Congress tstab.
lisI,ine "A Foundation for tbs promotion ~
industrIaI peace the basis of which Is The
NDhel nrze fund recently awarded the
nrasldeIt by the Norwegian storthing,
lThla COMPLETES the administrative board,
othar members OF the board Of trustees
,res John Mitchell presldenttof tle Unit
'a Mine Workers Of America, as the rep
r.o w. az Labor: Marvin Hughitt
,,,eslaent OF the Chicago & Northwestern
RalirnAd company, representing capital.
the chief justice Of he supreme court lhe
sScrctary ~ commerce and labor. and the
secrctary Of agriculture
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