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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been filed
for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
w. NJ F'yffe and wife to Samuel NJ
King, for 81 and other considerations
dition to Roswell, and lots IA and 16
block 4, Wildy's addition to Roswell
Elmer L. Glover to John Atterbury
for $4,000, mis- one-half interest in 24G
acres in 10 and 20-1O-25.
J. ]. Sigler and NJ. I. Sigler to Ida
j. Glover, for s7.4O0, tract of FAC
acres in 19 and 20-10-25, the same as
above described.
Ida J. and NJ J. Glover to Elmer
L. Glover, for $4,000, one half inter
NJ. J. Glover and wife to Earl Glow,
er, for $500, half interest in same
property as above
Earl Glover to John Atterbury, for
$4,000, half interest IN 240 acres
described above.
Samuel NJ King and wife to Stella
Fyffe, for 81 and other considerations
part of lots and Is, Fairview addi-
tio1 to Roswell and an interest in the
Eureka Ditch Co.
Sarah A. Williams to Elizabeth VIII
Jams, for s5, love and affection, 1890
acres in sections and 7-12-25.
Mrs Dora NJ Mathews to James F,
and John l. Hinkle. for $50, one
inch water-rignt from an artesian well
Oh lot 8, block 90, Roswell
James W. Anderson and wife to D.
R. Britt, for s1.40O. tract of $50 ac-
res in 10-11-25.
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JESSIE MAY DENNING
THOMAS PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Jessie May Denning Thomas
aged twenty years, died this morning
at 1920 at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Denning, at the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Fourth street. Her death was caused
by lung trouble, hastened by an at
tack of malarial fever which came
several months ago when sne moved
to Texas from the Pecos Valley. Sew
but has long been in a critical condi-
tion and her life was despaired of
many days ago. The end came as a
relief to her long suffering, and takes
her to the reward that awaits the
pure and noble, the loving and kind.
Jessie May Denning was bora at
Mexia, Tex, Feb. "a, 1887. She came
to Roswell with her mother and bro
theirs April 1, 1900, joining Mr.. Den
ming who had come a month before.
This has been her home since, but
she had spent much of her time away
having received her higher education,
after leaving the Roswell High school,
in Simmons College, at Abilene, Tex,
where she won distinction in her stu
dies, and at Trinity University, at
Waxahachie, Tex. On the ninth of last
October she was married to DIR. Chas.
Thomas, who also was a native of
Mexia, was then located at Artesia,
and is now practicing medicine at
Ballinger, Tex 1t was at Balli1ger
that Mrs. Thomas took down with ma
larial fever and from where sne was
brought to Roswell.
Thus has her young life been spent;
and while here she had won the affec-
ton of a great many Roswell people,
all of whom feel the deepest sorrow
over her death and kindest sympathy
for the relatives. Sne was a devoted
member of the Baptist church from
childhood and devout Christian all
her life.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 from the home,
Rev. H. F. Vermillion in charge. as
sisted By Elder c. c. Hill. Burial will
be made in the South Side cemetery.
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News comes in the form of a dis
Albuquerque Journal Sunday morning
that General Torrance and a party
of Pennsylvania capitalists are in ear
nest about building an extension of
the Santa Fe Central railroad to Ros-
well, and that they are going over
the proposed route in person next
month. The message goes fon to say
that the Pennsyl are greatly
pleased with the development of the
Estaacia vallay. They will be astound-
and ought to decide to build at once.
The dispatch was as follows:
THAT the construction of a Santa
Fe Central extension from Torrance
to Roswell will be seriously consid-
cred by eastern capitalists was learn
ed from members of General Tor
rance's party VINO left today for the
east, via the Santa Fe Central and the
Rock Island. General Torrance is ex-
pected to return in thirty days from
pennsylvania cndpSTOuluS party -Ol
investors, including some members
of the present party. They will care
fully inspect the proposed route of
the Roswell extension and the prop
osition will be gone into il all its
details.
Neither General Torrance nor mem
bers of his party would make any pos
tive statements while here as to their
plans, except to say that the prospects
are good for the building Of the Albu-
querque Eastern and the line to the
Hagan coal mines.
tfSome members of the group OF
capitalists who were here some years
ago were amazed at the development
of the Estancia valley since their for
mer visit. The sight of hundreds OF
small farms, the beautiful plateau
studded with windmillS and barns and
farm houses has done more than any
thing else to awaken the enthusiasm
of the fasteners. A blind man could
see the immense possibilities of this
fertile country, and the Pennsylvan
ials are by no means blind.
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RESULTS SHOWN

BY the Woolverton Practical Business
College Company.
The Roswell college is fifteen
months old. Students in actual attend
ance to date are: Miss Olivia Thomp-
son. Miss Mae Stickney. Miss Mary
Rogers, Miss Grace Rogers, Miss
Jewel Bayless, Miss Nellie Turknett,
Miss Ada Anderson, Miss Laura Rob
erts, Miss Alta Holderfer, Miss Mary
Oliver, Miss Beulah Gillett, Miss Pan
sy Gillett, Miss Mabel Brooks, Miss
Minnie Corn, Miss Gertrude Num-,
Miss Lottie Conn, Miss Mazella Vines,
Miss Julia Ferguson Miss Eula Mum
cy, Miss Beu1ah Muncy, Miss Mildred
Peters. Miss Mary Gilbert, Miss Eva
Gilbert, Miss Ina Witt, Miss nellie
Carter, Miss Rosaline Humphrey, Miss
Jessie Mills, Miss Hazel Allison, Miss
Belle King, Miss Alpha Phillips, Miss
Orelia Caffall, Miss Lucy Baird, Miss
Maud Shenk, Miss Ellin Cooper, Miss
Mamie Head. Miss Stella Head, Miss
Nora ConneIl, Miss Minnie Connell,
Miss Edna Crume, Mrs. Pearl Jones,
Mrs s. A. Edmonson, Mrs. May Chris
tian, Mrs. F. NJ. Bruce, Mrs. Beulah
Rogers, Mrs Maude Greene, Mrs. A.
Emmitt, Mrs. Edna Burnett. Thirty
other girls and boys, CDR. Lukens'
class).
Messrs. l. P. Easley, B. H. Brown.
&c. w. Brown, ]. ]. Doss, C. o. Hon,
R. M. Mcdonald, D. K Rutledge, J.
c. Buchanan, ]. NJ. Reace, E. Head,
D. E. Bayless, S. H. Sea, o. w. Ed
wards, A. T. Hartley, J. NJ. Magner.
- Smith, ]. H. Steen. P. B. Ram
sey, E. Guthrie. J. M. Caldwell, J. E.
Stewart, C. Stapp. W. NJ. Abbott, w
G. Smock, w. t. Wells, W. B. Jones,
S. M. Owens, J. NJ Owens, C. E. Phil
lips, r. NJ. Thompson, c. ]. Richard
son, G. A. Num-, o. S. Mcpherson, P.
r. Bird, NJ. G. Parades, ]. w. Nc
Farland, v. Mills, v. R. wilkins. J.
F. Ash, C. Young, T. NJ Caldwell. j.
NJ. Davisson, C. l. Wilson. ]. w. Win
ston, W. Slinkard. R. E. Blea. G. E.
Welter. t. L. McCaleb. ]. w. Frame,
]. w. Vines, H. W. Marrow. Wv. A.
Jones, w. J. Wilson, w. s. Hicks. w.
Cazier. ]. Baldwin, H. E. Cooper. Hem
~ Young. H. A. Mccall, c. W. Smith.
c. w. Karr, S. c. Burnett, W. II. Dren-
non. r. E. Boldly. B. c. Dayisson.
Twenty others we enrolled from the
school that closed out Several others
have purchased scholarships but have
not entered Several Of the above are
married men. but we have not permits
sion to disclose saeir indentity as
such.
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Considering the size of the city,
mobiles as any municipality in the
United States. The number of ma
machines has grown very rapidly dur
ing the past two years, all but two or
three of the machines il town having
been brought in within that period.
There are now at least thirty autos
of various kinds here, and more are
being ordered every day. Some are
now on the way.
The great number of machines here
is partly to be accounted for by the
fact that the Roswell Automobile
Company. with its seven cars, has led
in the auto spirit using the ma
chimes to great advantage financially
and with success from a mechanical
standpoint.
Following is a list of the machine
in town, and their owners, out of
which two or three possibly have been
omitted:
Roswell Automobile Company, one
Gayle. one homemade machine known
as 'sThe Yellow Kid" one rebuilt
Wiaton known as "Hulda," and four
Bucks, in all Z.
j. p White. one Buick.
T. d. White, one Buick.
r. F. Barnett, one Northern.
DIR. J. w. Kinsinger, one Buick.
Tom Estes. one Buick.
DIR. ID. NJ. Galloway, one REQ.
w. A Wilson. one Gayle.
w. A Johnson. one Maxwell.
A. d. Garrett, one Buick.
Jim johnson, one Maxwell.
r. f. Muncy onef Auto. Car. Co. bus.
]. Q. Cummins, one Winton.
w. E. Wiseley, one Lambert
Walter Gill, one Oldsmobile.
w. T. Wells, one Maxwell
Emery Camper. one REQ
r. A. Holmes one REQ.
D. N. wilkerson, one Cadillac.
0Owner unknown) one Sommer.
George Slaughter, one Buick.
Total listed. 81.
j. O. Cummins has ordered Cam
eron,'' that should have been here by
this time.
In connection with its automobile
spirit, Roswell has about as fine a
garage as Will be found anywhere, the
place OF the Roswell Automobile Co.
Here everything needed about an auto
mobile can be had, one entire car nav
ing been built there and another re-
built from the ground up. There are
also two smaller shops in town that
can take care of the average break
on a motor car.
All this goes to show that in pro
gressiveness. Roswell is right on the
high tide wave.
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DUTY CONSERVATIVES
OWE THE SOIITAAEST

OWE HE SOU HIVES +.
From FL Paso Herald.
Recently Dr. Brumby. the state
health officer of Texas, announced
that he was considering issuing a
quarantine against consumptives in
advanced stages coming into the
state. Being published in all the pa
pers of the Great Southwest, this pro
posed action aroused much argument.
Some agreed with the doctor, others
dissented, but out of it all came the
majority of the people of the Great
Southwest welcome the sufferers from
the white plague to this climate, where
there is hope for them of a cure.
1t is no f1attery to say that the peo-
pie of this section are unusually broad
minded and sympathetic, because it
is the truth.
When a man or woman arrives,
marked with the sign of the white
plague their sympathy and interest
go out to them. A fellow mortal has
come to them i'll and suffering and in
search of life. No matter what his
station in life may be, or may have
been, his case appeals to them And
then their broad sympathy goes be-
yond the individual. Back of him or
or wife or children, if not these, mo-
ther, father, brothers and sisters or
others near and dear. They realize
that the misfortune or welfare of one
| means sorrow or happiness to these
others, that a man or woman cured
is not simply the one life saved, but
| the happiness, perhaps the lives of
others saved.
| Providence has given the Great
Southwest a climate that will with
stand the ravages of a dread disease.
then it is not in the province of man
to deny those afflicted the chance to
| live and become well.
| But tuberculosis sufferers coming
into this section owe a duty to it as
a whole and to it's people as indivfd
uals They must exercise every care
to protect the people from contagion.
| Doub1y so is this duty since they
are welcomed here.
| Consumption is a disease easy to
communicate Constant precaution
must be practiced by those afflicted
with it,
| There is 40 one but has had this
when a person is found to have tuber
culosis the physician VINO is called
reiterates the dangers of contagion
SO it is impossible that anyone can
be lacking in thtSr knowledge.
The most dangerous thing about a
consumptive is the sputum. Not drop
of it but is laden with germs. There
fore. do not expectorate in public
places, in fact do not expectorate
around other persons at all. Safe dis
position should be made of all spu-
tum
| When a consumptive coughs germs
are expelled from the affected parts,
therefore guard your cough and shield
those about you from it.
If your case is advanced, do not
drink in public places or at fountains
The touch of your lips to the vessel
may communicate germs to it, thus
eadangering those using the vessel
after you.
Your clothes carry germs. Do not,
then, carelessly bring your person in
unnecessary contact with Others.
In fact, remember always that in all
your associations with those around
you. you are a source of danger and
cannot be too careful.
A little lapse from such constant
vigilance and you may repay the well
come and consideration of the people
to whom you have come by giving
them the dread disease.
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WATER USERS ASSN.
ADOPTS CONSTITUTION

The Water Users Protective Asso-
citation neld meeting at the CONNER
cial Club at three O'Clock Saturday
afternoon with a large attendance,
President W NJ. Atkinson in the chair.
The report of the committee on con-
stitution and bylaws, composed of j.
#. McMurray, John Shaw and Chas.
w. DeFreesf; was accepted and adopt
ed, after which plans were discussed
to conserve the waters OF the artesian
district in order to assure an equita-
BILE distribution OF them by correcting
any abuses which may be in practice.
The prime purpose OF this organiza-
tion Is to procure for every consumer
Of artesian water his full quota Of the
supply of this locality.
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complimentary to some of the visit
ing lawyers and their lady friends.
1t was a-decidedly informal affair, but
quite enjoyable. The feature of the
evening was a watermelon feast on
the lawn. The guests of honor were
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McMiHen, Judge
Abbott and daughter and Judge Fer
gusson and daughter. of Albuquerque
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Renehan, R.
H Hanna, R. c. Gortner and Paul A.
F. Walter, of Santa Fe.
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WELL MACHINERY
For Sale Quick
For Cash
2 Steam Boilers
| Rotary
| Drop
All Necessary tools.
Will sell collectively or separ-
ately.
Come quick if you want a bar
gain.
K. S. Woodruff,
Special Master
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New program at Majestic.

C. " Stafford, travelling auditor of
New Mexico. who was here Saturday
checking up the books of County
Treasurer ]. Smith Lea. left Sunday
morning for mis- old home in Topeka,
Kan. having met here his brother
in-law. who told him of family reun-
ion of the Stafford family this week
at Topeka Mr.. Stafford will return
n few days to finish his work here.
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Graduates and Others from our Ros-
well College, Who Have Accepted
Positions.
Miss Alta Holderfer, stenographer,
with Reid & Hervey, law firm, Ros-
well, N. NJ.
Miss Lottie Conn, sbenographer,
with Roswell Gas Co.
Miss Minnie Corn, stenographer
Independent Oil Co.
Olivia Thompson, stenographer, w
w. Gatewood, law Office.
Miss Mae Stickney, stenograpae aer
U. S. land Office, Kenna, N. NJ.
Miss Ada Anderson, stenographer
Roswell Title & Trust Co.
Julia Ferguson, Aristographer, Tel
ephone Co., Texico, N. M.
Miss Nell Carter, stenograpner, Por
tales Bank & Trust Co., Portales, N
M.
Mrs. Beulah Rogers, stenographer
Probate Judge Evans.
Mr.. ]. E. Reace, book-keeper, Ros
well Gas Co.
L. P. Easley, book-keeper, Copper
Queen Mining Co, Bisbee. Arizona.
R. NJ. Thompson, Copper Queen Min
ing Co., Bisbee, Arizona.
E. Guthrie, book-keeper, Woolverton
P. B. College Co., Roswell, N. NJ.
C. o. Hon, Aristographer, Woolver
ton P. B. College Co., Portales N M.
We have many other calls for stem
ographers and book-keepers which
we will supply as soon as other stud
ents graduate.
Full scholarship, $500
Students may enter at any time.
w. p. 3. COLLEGE,
Richardson and 9th SITS. Roswell, N. NJ
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Notice to Parents.

A City Ordinance known as the
Curfew Law, prohibits the lettering
or presence of children under the age
of nineteen years on the streets Of
Roswell, unless accompanied by par
ent. This law will be strictly enforced
and all persons are warned to take
notice and comply with it. Ct
J. ]. RASCOE,
City Marshal.
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FOR SALE Nice oak bedroom
suite, 6 dining chairs, nice rock
ers and a nice Davenport, all as
good as new. No sickness Call af-
ternoons between 1:3O and O'clock
AS N. Mo. ave. cor 5th. 51t3*
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From now on New Mexico will
paddle its own canoe, and a movement
is on foot to have the next session
of congress make the present terrific
ry a state"
Jaffa will leave tomorrow for Santa
Fe, where he will take his oath of
office.
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Hon. Herbert J. Hagerman returned
via the auto route Sunday from Santa
Fe, where he had been preparing his
household goods for shipment to Ros-
WELL
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]. C. Elliott came in Sunday night
from Weed. He reports a fine rain that
fell all day Saturday along the Felix
as far up as the sawmill, seven miles
above Weed, and to within twelve
miles of Roswell.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Fullen and Miss
Mabel Rarey, who were here through
out the bar association meeting, re
turned Saturday night to their home
in Carlsbad.
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Nervita is coming.

1 will close out some lines in my
stock entirely regardless of value.
Aug. 31st will be the last day of the
auction.-Zink, the Jeweler. soft
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Mrs L. T. Botto and two children
left Sunday night for their home in
Ell Paso after a visit here with Mrs.
Botto's sisters, Mesdames T. W. Nit
cheH and A. R. Teeple.
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Mrs. NJ. 3. Foreman came in yes
terday from Carrizozo. N NJ. and win
remain here month visiting rela-
tives. She brought some i7e speci.
mems OF gold ore from the Nogal min
Ing district.
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Expert Shoeino,

Let us shoe your horse this month.
If we shoe him it will be done right.
Only $150 for new shoes-The Tex
as Shop, r. F. Cruise 33tf
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NOTICE

Commencing August "a. We
will be prepared to deliver and
sell ice at the plant. .-.Haynes &
Bonney.
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n. NJ. N. |.
NEXT WEEK
TENTH SESSION OF MILITARY
/ SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.
EVERY BERTH is TAKEN

No Boys Under Fourteen Years of Age
Will Be Admitted, and Still All the
Room is Already Called For.-Three
New instructors in This Years Fac
uIty.- Seven Members of Ball Team
Secured.
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Judge VIM. H Pope LETT on the auto
Sunday for Santa Fe to attend the
supreme court. He will return the lat
ter part of the week
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c. E. Westfan, W. W. Crockett,
Charles Afford and E. D. Boaz. of
Perry, Mo-, arrived Sunday night for
a prospecting visit in Roswell.
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Nervita will be here next
week.
Iowa Picnic.

VIII be held at Hagerman's grove
Wednesday, Aug. %. ALL IOWANS
and their FRIENDS are cordially in
vited. Come and bring well filled bas-
kets. 51t2
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A chimpanzee has been the guest of
honor at Newport dinner party. Ex-
cept that it was better behaved, it
hardly could be distinguished from
the other guests.-Kansas City Jour-
nal
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Capt. w. c. Reid left Sunday morn
ing for Santa Fe to attend supreme
court, before which he has some cases
He will return Thursday or Friday.
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The chicken pie dinner, first door
south of Shelby Hotel Thursday, Aug.
30. Benefit building fund 51t3
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Robert Fleming arrived Saturday
night from Mound City, Kan, to trans
act business and see the country.
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Just arrived, a fine line of cream
chocolates and bon bons, at Hamp-
toms, 3O9 N. Main.
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w. A. Hedrick, of Amarillo, was
here yesterday and today looking af-
ter business matters in real estate
and immi grafton lines.
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Mrs. B. H Garrett left Sunday night
for Sweetwater, Tex, to join Mr.. Gar
rett in making their home. They have
lived in Roswell for the past eighteen
months.
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Miss Myrtle Ney, of Hobart, Okla,
arrived Sunday evening to accept a
position with Price & Co.
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WANTED:- Some one to plow a lot
75x200 #, at $40 S. Kentucky ave
51t2*
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Two nice rooms for rent at $40 S.
kentucky ave. 51t2*
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Mrs. Cfymer H Coldren arrived
Sunday night from Texico for visit
with friends
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J. NJ. Conn came up from Artesia
Saturday ~to transact business and
went back Saturday night.
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R. Walsh, V. S. Terry and son, H.
Terry, of Paladuro, Tex, came in Sat
urday night to look after cattle busi-
ness.
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New program at Majestic.
Fred Moore came down from Boa
Sunday night to visit friends.
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H. F. Mitchell, wife and son came ip
Saturday night from Weataerford. for
a visit with friends.
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Cazier will sell you the best land
in the Pecos Valley for the least mon
ey. Titles perfect. Dexter. N. NJ. 27t33
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MAY BUILD
TO ROSWELL
TORRANCE AND PARTY coNSID-
Err EXTENDING SANTA
FE CENTRAL.
MAY COME NEXT MONTH

Pennsylvania Capitalists Will Go Over
the Proposed Route of the Extension
from Torrance to Roswell in Septem
ber- Greatly Pleased With the De-
Velopment of the Estancia Valley.
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E. C. Higgins aad G. U. McCrary
returned to Artesia Saturday night.
They were nere Saturday on business.
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FOR RENT Business house on
Main street. Newly papered. Apply
N. Costa. 51t3
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H. c. Long, OF rexlco, arrived Sun
day night on business.
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links auction will continue another
week There viii be nothing but bar
gains Soft
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There will be no end to the bargains
during the closing days of my auction.
Last day of this month sale will close.
link, the Jeweler
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FOR RENT 5-room cottage, furn-
ished. Inquire Western Grocery. 51t3"
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See Mrs. ]. Thompson for plain
sewing and dresamaking, s3s H. 5tn.