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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19

~ ater Clement ~. 5bucnte. 8. g.,
beiien ShGtigieit in Citcn los
a. iuic I'M @eiten. uno lebtbin
u baup.idhlid i'm Wittclpelten,
ieincn Hamcn inter Die beriibnltcitcn
Hconer hc5 2orbeo gcitellt bot, belt
boz Sturgeon eilIcn lodlit interenanteit
Yortraa iiber cir Sben,a, lpclte5
hnrd) hic ACKNOWLEDGMENT S%cbanelun9
Deg gelebrten Soniini!ancrS bon
duberit arobem. ipmie augen,cinem
Sutcreiie iein biirftc.
Sie Sdilberuna Ynicr Sbuente's.
ircldhe iidl nui Ynter IDENTIFIES moni,s
m~entalcs @erf itiiet, Seihnct Den
9ceer 2ltber in ben grclliten Sarben,
uno ihilbert paS Go~ppeacben oes cifs
riecu YriciterS uno %abtriinni9en
M0ndes in flnrer @eiie.
Der |ortraa ipurbc Dor Sturgeon on
cincm Sonntng Dor benz fafboIiihen
Club Der llniperiitdt 81 Winneiota
gebalten. @s gereift unS sur beions
nercn Geiriebiaung. baB mir IN Der
2noe iino oenielben unieren Seiern
polit1nSig r%iencr9eben al fOunen. gr
lautet in beutidem 8ortlaute iuie
iolgt:
Meinc Gamen unb Serren!
Qest9in ifieb aus unierer Witte Gin
begnbtcr Wann. ein aelebrter mn
%frpnncr 8iIdof oeS Citens. Sd
mcine hcn beriibmten 8iihof Wilhelm
Stun9 bon Sal Hiper. Naii.. melher
in rem Snbrcn bes frGitiairen Nanness
alters, unb Der grobten 8irtungsfrait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
prr mabre latarttm lmtber.

l%piiicnbeit. ipeldc Sen falifcn Sros
pheten u~nicres 3eitnitcrs ld)iistcn. 5u
8eritoren." Oas BUD pcruriohtc bel
ieincm Gridcinen u~nglau6lihe &C.
itiir8ung ulb SGrcdeu uutcr ben
Hrpteitanten.
Gs 1T mcinc glbii6t. i6nen cinen
8egriIf iiber Wartin Sut6er'S Cha
rdtter, luie CT in biclem portreif!idlen
8ltdbe beidrieben lit. gu geben. lin
Dies MN bciier piiroigen gu fDnnen.
nl0gcn mir ein padr 8ortc iibcr ben
@erfniier, ioipic iiber ben llriprung
oes Nud)es p~ordlsfolgen lailen.
Batter Semitic lpar Gin Ditcrrcihis
lfer 9qnlinitnurr, Gin griinolider
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loae. 8GbrcnD Sipar3ig Sa6ren be-
fleibete er bnS Tmt zines Ir6ipars
G%iiiitcnter oes pdpitlifen Stubles.
0oue breiBig Sabre pibmete er benz
Stuoium Der 2~iterntur, Der 0otus
mente mn Wanuitripte Se5 pierSehns
Ten. fiinf5ebntcn unD ieG3cbnten
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ihidte, Seine Stubien bradbtcn i'm
nntiirlih nuf Die 3cit unO bic SbGfies
felt Wartin 2utbcr'S. Oiclc unters
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Seelc, @ciit mn. Character gctreulicJ
nbaeipiegelt. Iieies @ilS Cutters
ifilocrt e. MN ipieber, inoem CT iehen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-19
N%nermartete fdlae.

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Commits: .Samobs."
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Commits; Sd mofte Sbnen einen
&nni1 %porrragcn. ben Sbr 0eredtiss
teitSiinn faum abihlasen pirb."
Gbci: .aommen sic our Sadie"
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tpie 3. uno befomme finn SolarS
lr6fentlih peniger. lit baS rihti9?"
Gbci: Rein, Sic babsn rcd,t. Sn
lreroe 3.'s 0cbaIt I'M iint Solars
bcrabieeen."
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elias Der Smeite, baS bciBt be,

elias Der Smcite, bnS bciBt Der
Tropbet uno Npoirel 0olpie. lit ben
@e8 allies Sleii6eS ec8aneen. gs
beibt man ioae ben Veritorbener niGtS
g6ics na6iagen, neil lie ii6 ni6t
mebr reGtfertigen fornten. Der Fob
lit aber aud Die cin5i9e llriade,
ireld)e Oieien Gr3i6pincler icBlihem
ir6ii6en @erihte ent3iebt. @ie bic
Gahe pa oriiben nusiiebt, unb ipie
CT ii9 bort aus Der Yati9e bcrausz
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{ Scrticsuns nnS Sdlub aui seite 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
VOx POPULI.
SUGGESTS MEDAL FOR TIE
BEST DEVELOPED YOUNG NAN

Editor Pensacoli Journal:
Having taken notice of She lac
that at the close Of each session OF
the hiSn school We have The com
mencemcHr exercises, in winch ~cy-
eral very pretty medals ar &Wrrd'd
TO thC brighter scholars. Na;Trd.' =.
these Medals ca;ssc CGmp",-ftols
among lac scholars anH ,rr "a
means Of causing jheH 20 by r"-t
attentive in their studies. 80 ,aii5i!r.
the prize.
Don't Won think il wcuId ho = nos.
noble ac;. If some bis--Ltcr5'd rlau
would make an offering 10 n" hes;
physically developed ynEr- nam III
the Y. " e A GyHHasi;r, cIa-5. to
he contested for Cacn year They
nave their frs exhibition "n April
lG. ami am sure a media! az some
Kind WCuId cause Ike ycunc me- rC
be moro sfudious IN IN" GOOD worn
in the gymnasium ! a!1 sun" MS
would encourage The hc'r 10 s"'-.
better mG."IS.
Relieving thi- 20 L.. g cause worth
recognition. rus: Won ma. ada a ~
words 10 m" subject
Yours Isl ec'fUi'y
A lIENERF,E o. IHE y = G. \
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

The following Is a list OF the Real
Estate Transactions recorded yesterday
as furnished by tile Pensacola Abstract
Company:
Deeds-March 80. 1907.
W. w Richards and l.. n, his wife
to KUmGUnda Pfeiffcr. ct al-Lot s. block
Il. Dallas Tract-SI-OO and other valuable
cOnSidCTatio
Minnie l.. Cater to Pensacola Realty
Co IHc.-Lot =, Britton Place. Jhr Pen
saCuIa Realty Co.'S subdivision OF thu
north 80 acres OF lot and the north !
IF lot = and the west 90 feet of the north
l., of lot =. Sc L. TIP =. r 80 W-S30"-
J. q. Jennings to Leslie r.. Brooks
Lots Is TO -. Inclusive. block 13J. EasJ
King Tract. east of TaUTaEOnH street e.
lots J.; and Il. block 81 New city Tra,t
- 81 90 ami other valuable cons "THtIOH~-
Pensacola Development and Cousrrr.r-
ton Company TO Mrs. - H. Bishop Lot
= block ito I;c:sch Haven Tract; -. uu-
Leslie + RrpokS 10 J. d Waters Lots
10 To p inclusive" block -. East kim
Tract. east of TITra-u!i:t street Gu
and other valuable considerations
Lawrence White 10 r. !. L. Williams
b. W Williams and Sidney TIal,-Th-
EAST y of - certain lot in the town of
century. COMMENCING - feet west Of thu.
west edge Of IA" l. s. Y right Of Wa
and J., feet south Of IN. north line "f
the William WIIlHc" homestead IN So
:. TIP :, north II - w thence west Iup
feet &" point Of beginning $50
r. W. Williams to Sidney Halr-IFndi-
yidrd . interest in property a. descTib-
81 above IN deed IF White To Williams
II al $1,000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

The time and quantity g precipitation
Ter each week like the forccas; OF the
changes nf The moon. eIliuScs. etc
Some weeks We 81 To showers at
all. while other ike periods give us
distressing excuses
". L. Mcmillan has decided 20 90
ECr;E. ~ East Liverpool. Ohio. for
rh" summer. together with his WIFI.
daughter and the whonring cc!2h
which has accompanied the little
cirl fnr some time. II is claimed
that change OF climate has very
remedial effect on this lingering
whCuYcr. They have sold of SOM"
CI their furniture in anricira-iun OF
making long stay in The old Buck
eye STATE
We are TOW ;rarspIaE;in% into tho
open field. the cakes and peppers.
which were started in milk jars I'M
der glass in February.
The "cuECS" are ahOut ready -
run. and will soon get there" II We
can prevail on the weather man 10
give Us an occasional shower-and
Jack Frost don't April fool us
Ne have frequent calls i'll market
fur green not pepper-bu, il Will he
some time before they begin To pod
"" have ceased planting Irish Po-
rdfCcs a. those humhUgS are SIRE ~
cabbage" The late crop. Nj Moore
fabulous crop Of mammoth pearls
WaS planted on the 2AJh of March al
his old place north Oi Town.
He used MapCS' special potato fer
,il.zer
Lcc lis all pray for an adjustment
OF Prns&cOiH-~ Sewrrag" trouble. In
stead ui urain on IN" treasury we
hope ~ sec II purifying the city 10
rc;aiT is healthy record
With jhc wonderful Increase in
ruruiI:ioE since Prof. Allen knew
vcryncdy in the fishing village,
III" sewer Is Indispensable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES
AT PENSACOLA CHURCHES

yOlycs he Skies Choir and Orches-
ira.
HymG-NO. 169.
The program Tor tn" evening ser
vice is aS follows.
Preiude-Organ selected 10y Mrs
Flynn.
Voluntary Seek " III" Lord -
Choir and Orchestra
Tynn-N0 INSTRUMENTATION
Hvn.u-Np. 654-Concregation
OT.rrory-"Nearer My Cod 90
Thoc'-Choir and congregation.
Hymn-N -" o..
81. Katherine's Church.
Easier services will by conducted 90
s. Ka.hccinc's church ~ g. %. %
and II q. IA baptismaI service 81 =,
u. III and Easter Festival f"r thy
Sdnday school at p. III.
\ 81 Iohn's church ~ Wa;riu@t0a
th~rc viii b. services with SPECIAL
music ar 30 p. m
Gadsden Methodist
- The Gddsdtu Sjr-"t N,thudiat
church This morning at II oclo.i
There will b" Easter services al II a.
m. with special music. ana ;.f~p
hrcacAIr% = -" g.. III. h= Re-
- IT, Mabry.
Urjversali5t Church.
An Easier praise seEvic~ Will H0
held - the UnirersaIi-i church thj-
;ftcInUcn ~ ! o'clock. ana 5h,' f"!l>'E-
ING l.in form III, cio.r: NJ. 5'1--.
Mr. Forchoim"r. Nr-. SandU=Iy. Mi
E"S,; Bas~.tt Mis- N'Hita. Mss
Rehfcld. Miss CawthoH. Nj Garfield.
Nj Door Prof EhIcr~ and The navy
ward bond. Miss Charlie Bell I.anry-
,.ccJmIaniS'.
Lutheran Church.
Services viii he conducted ~ III"
G"ru.ta Lutheran church. r.. ! I
W Rr;Thardt pastor. aS follows. S-.!a-
d4v school. . u. III. German service
100 q m. English service with holy
communion 81 : - m. confession Sc
T. III. Church nffcriuG in I'll services.
First Baptist Church.
Roy. I. II. Galloway viii conGus;
services a. the Frs; Baptist church
this morning III u O'Clock. and vii
have a. his subject: II Christ bc Net
Risen-Whaf' >" The congregation vii,
orShip with the East Hill Hapj-S'
church al the evening service wheT.
Rev. Mr.. Call0way viii occupy tGc pail
pit. Special music will he rendered al
each service.
Other Churches.
II all other churches in the City
special services Will T." conducted. arI
at many there vii! 10 special musical
programs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Peace Today; Tomorrow
The Legislature
CContIrued from, First Page.)

that the lease system is an outrage
on civilization" but | have 50 far
failed 10 get anything more definite
than that from even the most violent.
II is quite true that tl.e system IS
far from perfect There are condl-
tons that must be remedIed. the Sc
gregating OF the races and the en-
tire separation of women prisoners
from male prisoners is the most CRY
ing need A careful study of til"
practical side of Jhc cOnvici system
will convince the average man that
the proposed solution by wOrkinG
them upon The roads. would do faT
more harm 10 the convicIs them
selves. and would cost rhe state
much more than to build the roads
by any other feasible method.
Two Towns DRY"
Quincy and Rainbridgc, our near
est 'seaports. have s2ne dry
understand the election in GadSdon
county will be contested In Balm.
bridge. they say. tina: the saloon men
closed the saloons fer ten days be-
fore the election 10 give The public 4
taste OF living in q dry town. with
the hope thar !, would influence them
20 vote wet. but the election was car.
Uied DN the dTyS
Mr.. s. 4. RawIS o. OCala. lessee OF
H. state COnViCts. has purchased a,
interest in Sutherland and GOWNS
tons tobacco business in GadSdeu
county. and VIII eneas" largely il
the growing II tobacco. Nj Matte.
l.. TAYLOR. formerly manage OF The
Marion CcnVicJ farms viii ne man
ager OF his business Al Il hanGsEm.
salary. NJ. Taylor was on" of ihe
pioneer tobacco growers in this sec
ZION and VII De a yalTah,, man ful
manager
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Special Music at All of the
Places of Worship In
City To-Day.
LARGE CONGREGATIONS WILL Be
PRESENT IF THE WEATHER is
FAVORABLE OF SER
VICES AT THE VARIOUS
CHURCHES.

Easter services viii rc conducted -
every church in Pensacola to-da.. al.
at mJnE special music will be render
ed. Should the weather BE Ia,orah.'
con2re&aiion on Easier SUNDAY VIII
b.. present al the various places oil
worship.
At Christ Church.
AZ Christ Church s,Tvicas will he
held at 30 and II Il. m III" Chill
dIens Easter Festival WiII be- a. 80
p m and The lille ones are request-
cd 10 bring their missionary boXc-.
There Will he the building 0f the floral
cross hy he children. ANA all fhc littl.
ones Ut The parish ar" invited 10 h''
present.
ST. Eichael's Church.
Services viii he conducted - s.
MIchaci's church Is usua! on F,asrC:
and special music will b. render Il
during The service.
ST. JosePh's Church
~ s. Joseph church. Rev Fafh-.r
H. rHoh will co2-!I,t m" USUAL E..'S: -
Stitic.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. by. Weeks viii occupy rhe pU'-
pit AZ til" PRESBYTERIAN church a. II
O'clock. There will be special music
and Rev Julian ). Sibley will pTCa ii
al lAe vening service.
First Methodist.
Services wifi be conducted at TN"
First Methodist church at II d. m
ard :: H. :. NJ. b. Rev. !. Il. Cumming.
pastor There will be special music
At each service. the following program
having been arranged:
Pre,ude-Organ- selected.
Noluntary-"Thcre's Holy City
choir and orchestra.
TIvmn-No. l65-G Congregation.
Hymn-NO. 161-COnSega CATION.
OfeTtory- Savior When Night In
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
SHIPPING NEWS
VESSELS IN PORT.


August Belmont ~ -. Clarke. 1881.
Br.ua"a To- C5.i: Transit Co
EirHanl Wood. Er hk. Arrnrr. l2Gc. Cam
Bota g. ~. E.rG. 1912. Cardiff to
Pcr>t -.'a L.rut,r 80
E;:iaus,'. ~ - I.,,r,-ar 1851. New
orleans go tie W =. k-y~,T 70
Frltz"'.; N"~ -. Oval. 81. Hamburg
, I" J. y Merritt X 70
",...i.,. Span $. Ruiz. 49,. Liverpool
=, ii"rn'':.sI. ,i-r -. IIatr!5"~cn. Ass.
Nc-l cruz - I;;> VI. Robinson.
Ni"1.t Er -. To>.. 1909. Faro to mas
N'rh ~ =. Il. a..rds 1882. II. Mich
los - u ''I.rS y 60.
/ l" IN" " ; Kvy~Cr 60.
Idrt"n. Er -; TrattirS- -i56, London to
i'e''SA'".' Lumber -, g.
Samuel Hanson, N@r ship. Jucr. -s66.
MontevIdro 10 y Z'lius-
Charlotte. Nor bk. iinsen. 1919. for
Rosario. with 5000 II lumber.
FantaSti- ItaI hk. DapeIo. I295, Barba-
Fernando ItsI hk Vale. I2c9 Eucnos
NyT's~ L. master
Frat"ii B:anrhi. ItaI bk. Mari. ITO.
MoutrEideo To RoSaSco Bros
Helm A Wymdu. AW ok. NanhoUnr
1921. Swapopmlnd. {" master.
Hereford. Nor BIZ. Jensen, 1880. Rosario
>vanhiH. Swcd bk. IvcnsSen. 1884, -.
Thomas, "a maStCI-
Lila. Nor bk. Aanonsen. 1890. Santos
to order
Luicint ItaI r!z Mariu!. 1913. Havana to
Southern States lumber Co.
PaUluS. Nor hh- EilciS'u, -, Barbados
To order
ProSprrino. ltal bk. Palaryo. $40, Genoa
10 R"SdSCu EruS-
Regina Co,i". ItJI bk, I.ubrano. 1859,
Eu"unS .AyT':S II master
Sillin, ItaI bk. ZuiS. 1i2O. Havana tn
master
Skiold Nor hk. Walls I4a7. Nantes to
Southern States Lumber c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Going Some.

Miss Critic-So she waS led TO the
altar u last.
Miss Spite-Led, Led ! guess YOU
didn't see her She didn't have TO
be led When She started down the
aisle YOU couldn't have headed her
OF with 4 regiment OF cavalry. -
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Cruc,tie Steel Dividend.

PjIyohurc Pa Ma H0-CruCitl,
Steel Company * paving lis dividend
today. Tnc regular preferred dividend
l. IL Der cent quarterly which is b.
iIs paid today The earnings fo~ rh:
past SIX months from which tIiS dix
aend /, p~iG. We're slightly more fh1l
20 Pc cent per annum on the s.
GCa. geo preferred StOca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
DUPLICATE CROSSES OF
HONOR TO BE SUPPLIED
g. AsSErfa-rS R-eSS

New Orleans. Mar. General :.
l.. Ir.. commanding the United Con
i"d"raJ" Veterans. issued an order to
dLy thar dUpiic:it" crosses OF honor h"
supplied by the United Daughters 81
ne Cunf"dC"acy 10 Veterans unfOrtun-
al, enough to lose the originals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
KILLED BROTHER
AFTER QUARREL

HarjNel!. Ga. Mar 30-J Vanc..
Snow Sho- and Killed his hrorhs-. 60.
iCmhus. early his morning a. h r..
Su.T of quar:s-. I;S' nigh The coz
orr = Ierti;' w. uur -. Snow =
81 q nrnmiEenI lam!IN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Defense Q: Reuf.

san Francisco, Ma @o-AnrahaIr
Euef'~ dofonS, VIII t., "a" cod pr
vision gha- Tha testimony of an acoon'-
pjice III crime = u0I sufficient fc~
conviction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Pensacola LODGE Nc. ?

Pen=acOla Lodge No = < q ?. neetI
every MOEGay evening - 80 clock at
their -errrorar', Caste Han over Pou'a
stable. WEI Inte-ter~!a street Visiting
brethren cordially WELDON. e
V ) SMITH. 9 =
II HORSLER. K. % r d :
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Read The Journal ; Var
Columns for bargains
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
Joppa Loau- no. 6. ! o. 0. z.

JOppa Lodge 20. 3. !. .. .. +. neets
every Tu"sIay evening at 20 O'Clock az
RaffOTi Hail. Corner Hay!rn ana Belmont
Sts. Visiting brethren cO:d!a.iy invited
= " GIEGLE,S.
DAVE KUGLI.NAE y G.
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~. o w

Live Onk Camp 80. !. ". 0. ",
meets IN PytAian hall the 1st and Bird
Wednesdays in Zach month Visiting
Eivcreig:IS cordially Invited.
". r ROWLAND, =. c.
LESLIE L BROOKS Clerk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
SECRET SOCIETIES.
RATHeONE LODGE no. 30.

RATHBONE LODGE no. 30.
RathbOne Lodge. No 30. Xnights OF
Pythias meets every Thursday night at
Castle Hall Members Of sister lodges
and VISITING brctH,--1 cord ally invited
10 attend. ELMER NAY, c. c.
&. r. STEWART. X Z. & >
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31

PensacoIa Lodge, 40. :. J. o. o. r.
Pensacola !D.ls,- ~. ( o. .. F.
'-.Dr:- c.e-v Thursday rv.niuE at ~ al
:!... r.H ia. ga Belmont md BayIeI
streets o ! SE,AINES. ~. G..
\. kERIE. S~-retary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-03-31
PROMISCuOUS SHOOTING
BY OFFICERS OC TriE LAW

1IENEREE o. IHE y y G. \
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TfT ~ VI y IT NIIT|- W NIfIs-
aTHPt steady.
Pensacola Cotton Market.
Real Estate Transfers.

Tie following Is a list OF the Real
Estate Transactions recorded yesterday
rs furnished by tie Pensacola Abstract
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-17
WANTED.

WANTED:- Woman to nelp in pri-
N. Main. 38t2*
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ten, and the occasion was marked
by the sending of hundreds of ongra-
tulatory kilograms and cable mes
sages by the friends of the venerable
financier in all parts of the world.
Mr.. Morgan was born in Hartford,
Connecticut, April II, 1887. He "a
educated at the university of Coffin
gen, Germany, where he graduated
with high honors in 1857. Returning
to the United States, he became o
nected with the banking house of Dun
can, Sherman & Company. In 1871
he became a partner in the firm of
Drexel, Morgan & Company, which
afterwards became j. p. Morgan &
Company. AS an organizer of great
railroad and industrial combinations,
he has had few if any equals in Am
erica. His greatest project was the
organization of the United States
Steel Corporation, which was success
fully completed six years ago. This
concern represents a capital of $1,100,
OOO, 900 and is the largest financial
concern in existence.
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Sanatoriurn

ROSWELL TENT CITY AND SANA-
TORIUM, Incorporated DR.. C. L.
Parsons, Manager.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip--w. G,
Skillmaa. Aft
Automobile for sale or trade. Gil
more & Fleming. 3St3
FOR SALE Horse. buggy and har-
ness, 305 w. McGafey. 3st4*
FOR sALE:-Fine Jersey cow. In
quire at Smoke House. sets
gine.-L. K. McGaffey, 1OS N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey
cow with two weeks old calf. In
quire at Record office. 1878
FOR SALE A good, gentle mule,
age between 5 n 40 years, well
broke. See R. H. McCune. 3St10
FOR SALE:-some choice residence
lots, well located, at r~ock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or four miles of
open woven wire fence: also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone BAT. O7tf.
Eighty acres. well improved, IL
miles from court house, for sale at
a bargain for a few days.-Carlton
&. Bell.
FOR SALE:-Nice house. well locat-
ed artesian water, plenty shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Car
lton e Bell.
FOR SALE:-or trade a nice Subur-
ban home. Acre property. GOOD
hause, plenty water, young orchard
some alfalfa. This at a bargain
Carlton & Bell. 27tf.
FOR SALE Farm land in artesian
belt, eight miles southeast of RIOS
we'll; also city property. Low price
for a few days.-W. P. Chisum, own
er. Inquire at 2O6 N. Mo. ave. 3St5
FOR SALE $40 acres land, fenced,
well, windmill, price $1,000; nice
residence with entire block, well
improved and modern, price 5 $500.
Miss Nell R. Moore, American Ma
tional Bank. 3Stf
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DEFENDS RAILROADS
Philadelphia, Pa, April 16.-Thx
board OF trade Of Philadelphia placed
itself On record as opposed % legisla
ton inimical to railroads. The board
at its meeting yesterday unanimously
adopted a report to this effect pre-
scented by the Committee IN Inland
transportation The report in part
y "It is regretted that the criti-
cism of railroads and a large amount
OF the suggested and enacted legisla-
ton, much of it hostile, should have
produced alarm among investors
which seriously curtails the ability of
essary improvements. At no time in
the history Of the country there
been SUCH requirement for immediate
and large increase of our ~transporta-
ton facilities. While the questionable
financial methods of some railroad
managers has invoked merited criti-
cism, there is no justification for con-
:tinuing the policy of promoting an
tagonism merely for retaliation, either
by the government or the people, as
the universal railway system of the
country must now be regarded as a
great public carrier and absolutely
necessary for general business pros
perity. While there are perhaps still
many matters in corporate life and
what are popularity termed trusts that
cries aloud for a remedy, it must be
remembered that without corporations
and kindred combinations of capital,
it is impossible to conduct most of
the business of the country.
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Harness & Saddlery.

] F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the finest line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Civil Service Examinations.

Washington, April 17--Civil service
examinations are being held today for
animal inspectors in the bureau of an
imal industry, department of agricul.
ture. The salary is $1,400 a year up
on entering, $1,000 after two years
and $1,000 after four years. Examina
tions are also being held of applicants
for positions as farm superintendent
bureau of plant industry, at salaries
of 1900 a year.
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Governor at chautauqua.

Albany, Ga, April 17.-This is mil
itary and governors day at the Geor
gia state c~hautauqua, the feature be
ing an address by Governor j. M. Ter
rell. The entire Fourth Georgia regi,
ment, as well as a number of compan
les from other regiments and several
companies of cadets, are modified
here for the occasion. A cadet prize
drill, open TO all military schools OF
Georgia, Florida and Alabama, is the
feature of the afternoons program.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Six room house. Apply
812 N. Main St. 39t3
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, 200 E. Eighth. 36tf
ALFALFA PASTURE TO RENT for
so head of horses. Address R. l..
Phillips, Roswell. Sits
FOR RENT Barn with three stalls
large loft and place for buggy.
Close in, centrally located. Apply
AL N. Penn. ave. 39t3*
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Our post card assortment is the
talk of the town. Silk comics for sofa
pillows, leather comics for sofa pill
lows, leather greetings from Roswell
and the ordinary comic mes. Only
ours are strictly up to right now
IngersolPs Book Store. 37tf