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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-10
VICE cOHsuLADo DANES en- vIfQuEs, ?. r.

PoF cuanto habiendo falIecido On esta
isIa sin otorgar disposition tektamentaIfa
el subdito danes Emilio Anduze Gallac,
% haCs p6blico por medic del preSente
edictO que Sa insertar6 On dos de los peri6
dicos de mayor circulation que 70 sditan
en San juan Puerto Rico para q. lOB que %
cream heFedeTon dol aludido Emilio AnduEo
Gailac, asf como suB aCEeedoEeS, pFessnten
dentIo del t6Fmino de CUARENTA
DIAS en este VICE CONsULADO
Gale de San Juan, Ios documentos debi'
daments legalizados justifcativoI del de-
EsCho que les agiBta. Vieques, Puerto Ri
CO / dc 6sptiombre de 1902. DSsteil
Vics Consul Danes. 40v.E.
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METILOIDES-El mO1or mas neguro
do todoS los sgpoOihoos h&sta ahora conocido
para In ourS p0Fmanonta de todaa las anfer-
mOdadOs dc Ia ureta, "a scan 6stas cr6nicas 6
agudaa. Oontieno Ol fluio , cura por COM
parade similar, las gonorraaH, ospOrmatoFnaB
ciHtitiH, cot. Mejor que las inyoc0ionOs muy
superior 81 sandalo oopaib&. Empioza &
surtir su efocto laE tres 0uatro hoFaG de
habOf8o tornado.
Los METILOIDES"-son f6silOB do tomRr
, eBtan pFeparRdon de manOra que no rsvuei-
ven 81 est6mago nj prOduCon maloH OfaotOu
De Vsnta on todaH Las Botioas. PiCanss
muegtrag gratis BuB 6nieoH fabricantOs
Frederick StoarnH q o. DOtroit, Eiahi
gan, u. A.
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Sensational discurso de Mr.. Taft.

Shaugs OCtuTe lola gdo BacEeaEio Taft AuoT
miiva desde e
ohaL
do
FlipinaB
10 eudnaran para honor
deando
las apoyar6 pusblo
E
del
del gobiO
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,PareCs que existe diVgrgeuGia entire
eI rey Alfonso ' eI miiistlO
Maura.
La lOttud do AI0mlnIa J Espihl On d OmbroIIo
mSFTOqul

En- uno de suB fltimos nlimeroB ls FtGs
cets de Colonia," pubica importsnteB co
municaCiOneB pTovenientsB del Ministerio
de Relsciones ExtFanjerRa en- que ae dies
que cieVtog anGncios de fuente fcsncesa
han hscho que se interprete NAL Ia varda.
deFa Bctitud de Alemania en- 10 relative &
las diicuItadeB marFoqufeg.
Segdu esss comuuicacioneB, es inexacto
que eI Gobiefno de Alemania, por conduc'
to del Baron Won Tachiricky, MiDistro de
RslaCiones Extranjeras alemSn, haya pro
metido 4 M Cambon, Gmhaiador de
FTancia, que ell Kaiser sanciocaria 81 nom.
bramientO de uns comiBi6n local para 81
arreglo y fjaci6n de la indemniz ACTON que
tendr6n que pegar Iaa autoridades de Ma
rruecos por Ia propiedRd extranjera deg
truida.
Sc aflads que la question de Ia indemni
zsci6n aer6 tratada con Ia mayor deten.
ci6n poF pRrte de- AlemsniG.
Los agenteB consulaFes en- todo Marrue
cos rscibiF6n instTucciones para obtener ,
enviRT Bu Gobierno todcR los detaIles ne.
cessricH acerca del monton de les demauda,
enteFadaB poT los stementos periudiciados
durants Las 6ltimRB tuEbuLeucias de Las
hoTdaB moriscas
Las ccmuuicacionea precitadas deamien.
tan las aserciones publicadaB en- el Temps,
de Paris, aegin lss cualeV, durante las
ConVeTsscioneI tsuidaa entire el CanciIleE
imperial Won Buelow y eI Embsisdor
Oambon en- MordOrney, SO conviuo en il
abrogsci6n de ciertos puntos de la Con.
venci6n de Algecirag, como bare para lau
fatuFsa negociscioneP.
'tEl Globo," de Madrid, afrms que
e4iAts divsEgencis de opinion entire Ell rey
Alfonso y ell primer Miniutro Maura aceI'
ca de la conducts que dsbs tener EspA1a
en- MaTFuecos.
FL peri6dioo mencionado dice que el
ministro Maura tiena Ia intenci6n de pre-
guntaEal rey 81 tfene confauER en- 50 Ga
binete, 10 que Contiene la ponibiIidad de
una crisis ministerial.
Esta traeTfa los IiberaIes al podeY.
ST 81 sentimiento & favor de una inter
vsnci6n en- MaTruecos 90 hiciera mss fuer
to y pronunciRda, 81 Gobierno enviarfa
custrO mil bombrsu , muchoG buqueB de
guerra Mari uacos.
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LINEA FRRRNA DEL OEsTR

ItiROraEiO..--salidsS do Bayamon Uapi.
ltA simuItsnOAmonto.
Dias labOFablo-Ia aIlana 6, T.C6, see
e.46 11.00. TardO 1a.16s 1.A6n 1.lBi ass, 6.A6
y ESQ.
Diag fOstiVos.-ETaMaaa 6, 7.06, ESQ, O.46
= ll.9o TaTdo l2.16s 1.S0, 9.Be, B.B0T A.Se
S.A6 y $50.
BlllOtsa baEatos paEA dias fostivos. De
OAta1o q Bayann6a, ida y VuOItA ~ Olago
Gas So adags e0-l6. De BaYana6R Oa cane
yVUOlta ~ alas0 S0-16, ~ eIaSo 8O-1O.
BillsHs oEdinari0 de Capital CataEO eR
GiaGS & o0Rtavog.
EayaHaon, 10 de ssptioRabEs 10 1905
IS aw6w WRla6a.
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Es digno de visitarHsel nuevo local que
ssupa "La Tendita", al lado del ayunta.
miepto. Ent6 decOroEamente pintado esta
bonito eatsblecimiento, dnico en- su clase
que be dedica Ia venta de efectou Feligio
sos On Puerto Rico. VerdAderaments hn-
oia faIta una tienda de aata fndola
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Lo que tOCara a Espa1a.

Paris Oube gabnee
8 q 10
bado AgeciTR4
Meila
Riff RCVamsnte
caudilo Bedicoso BuhRmsra, q ndents
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Sarah Bsrnharfd, Iftsrata.

Iuforman de Paris que Ia entente actriz
slEah Bsrnhardt ha aprovechado 50 sstsn.
cia vsTaniega On ls quinta de BslIe-IaIs
para eBCribif uns pieza dram6tics On cua,
tro acton, que Her6 represantada en- la gran
capital duFante la pT6ximR tempoTsdR. 81
6xito popular de 'Adrians LeCouvreur'' /,
la primera obEa gus he dado Ia esCenR
durante Ia Ultima temporada, IL ha ami.
mado proseguiE cultivAndo Ia literatura
dram6tica. Es sensible que una actsiz
como Sarah Bsrnhardt, quiera terminsr
de maneEa tan lamentable 90 bFilIante ca.
rreFa, queEisndo ser autoTa, Cusndo no
acierts 4 hRceT otr& cosR sino drsmoneu
10 saEdou, sin la habilidad de pVeBtdigi'
taCi6n t6cnicR de squ6l. Los inteleCtuRles
de Francis, que On tan glta estima II ta'
nfan empiszsn considerable una "bRs'
bleu"s
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SEIPASE

QuS no pubIlCamoH comuniCados sin eve
O0An pagadOs pOF ad0lantado.
Cada s0iS palaDTAB 30 OuSntan pOE una II.
a0A y Ia lGnOa vale dioE OantaVcs.
Bi2 80 iNaD0B que VoRaan con G0naRnioadou
Las aAFt0vto - Ge aNutaR&aW
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Ministro frances en- Rabat.

RsbAt oubre 1oa gadO iudad minirO snc6 yisno u
dispGn
gobino
pdbica francssa preson
pedcons de Frano sultan
reunido
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SHRVIGI0 BSPHCIAL DE- CABLES
La Dsmocracia" y la Correspondence
UNIDAS
~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~c~C~~~~o~~
AtraY6s de los 0cnan0s.
DE
Atray6s de los Oceanos.


uhR6R eablemieo seio regular
TELEGRAPH hnos E
auguFsF tasi6n de dsHpachoD coneale a.6nE 81 1aO
funoonnE6n nOche Las ruebas sfuada lsrVo
depacoS los rOun dis de i Inauguration % dc omun
caa6n intsoce6nics teegrsfo sin hiIos
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Sc VENDEN Sillopeu americanOs de
los lIamadoS smarillos 4 50 25 par.
gan ,Jop6 19 altos San Juan. 4 n
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a los NifoS
c EIIlrIo.E5I1I

Bacalao por Excelencia
reconstituye q los nidos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres y muje-
res fuerteS y vigorosos.
E.s el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna a
cada nifo, casi siempre podemos
Conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extehderse
no solamente a los hios propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comdn demanda que
todo nif1o sea saludable.
Los nif1os debiles causan mucha
augusta q sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
mal6ticos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando Ia tisis y robando
la condici6n anemica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la primera dosis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-10

lMPORTACION. -- Los BefioreS s.
Melon q Ca. de eata plaza est6n recibien.
do I'M eatsnso suEtido de artfculoB de
fantas1a, enpecialments en- teiidos de Lana,
Seda, Crepe de Ssda, Trsjeu Eefsjos para
HefioFas, Sombroros Velos, Flores, Absni.
cos. Canimires, COrbstaa otros artfculos
dc alta nOvedad de Paris. Recommends
mos nuestros lectores una vista & ests
casa donds con POGO dinero comprar6n
q tfculoH muy veDtsiovng. 45v.a.
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PildOr2S MarCialeS
ToNIco REcQNsTIrUYeNT
DEL T94 GROw

Curan anaa, corosis desarreglos de las ovene nape
encias debdad general enfermedade simares uer7
vigor belleza; devoviendo la salud perdida
De venta Ponce, Farmaca Central Farmaca Atocha
odas las buenas rmaca Deposo general Farmaca de J
sds, Gamuy, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-10

-EL "NUEVO CAFE" de los espo-
goH Morgan, FOrtaleza 81, ACABA DE
RECIBIR un completO Burtido do los me-
jOreH dulceg. Elegantes cartuChos propios
para rogalOs. HeladoH, rsfresCOn, frutas
81 natural , TODD CuantO rOgalO 81 paladaE
mas daliCadO 20 encuentrR allf primorona.
msnt0 Ssrvido, Cafe con leche Choco-
lato, desde las siete dc Ia maliana las
az do la mocha. Famoso chocolate BA'
KER muv acreditado en- todo al mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-10

I'm "La COrreapOndencia de Puerto
RiOo", Allau "a, hay de venta recibos q.
loRsriOs para Cobro de RlquiIero8 do cssas,
8anEaR en mss6lico con frmas, deCla "a.
CionsA dc nRCimionto, defunci6n , CortifCa.
ci6n nGdfca. n
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lMnIcAnnR GENERAL

,aSej0 u Las MADkES.--El jarabe eaiunante &c
sen r Wnsow dehe ussrse siempre que los naos esan
riodo de la dentc6n PropoTcio1a aivo immediate
e. pcqueno paeente produce sueno natural aneuJc
olivia e door y 81 angeto despierta muy Vivo aegre
Es muy agradabe al paadaE, calma al nino ablsnda ss
snGas, aivA sus doaoEes hace aees las unciones del
eonoedo para Z daEea va 1ovena de Ia dentc6n
d suaquea otFa eausa IdqaSa mucho cuidado en- psd
A tSdoa
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La nueVa Tarita dc Ia Porto Rican
EXPRESS COMPANY
EXPRESS COMPANY.

de bro pudendo obener copas de las msmas
quea de 80 ofcnas PuertoRico medane solic
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ESTAS TARIFAS CONTIENEN

normes de hacer embarques per express
uyendo todas las tafas ete Casfcac6n Rega Lsta dc
Ofcnas Observacone los remtente cuadro de dstan
de todas las estacones del ferrocarril
srvase decr 81 desea la edc6n Espanoa Ingesa.
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En- osta impEantR % vonds papaI de
pReI6dico yiofo $500 lna 4e kiloa (0I gais.
Sal
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-EN Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn '
90, San JoSe is, 10 venden dos reIo
Isa Dc orc oada Bemsna. La Ultima uorna
"a obtuvo uno Ia seHoFa de dom p. j.
Besoga de eata Ciudad socio ntim 81.
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--Se Oompran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no eat6u en- buen estado,
9ollRrea antiques de o0TaJ prendas anti.
guas.
DirGase & P. j. B. Cristo l (altoB) San
Juan al 8 caIle Aurora, Ponce. D.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-21

OWNED It's purport before he opened Il. lie
had written the previous day. bcsecching
Mrs. Molyneux to take pity on his loneii-
ness and allow him to visit at Wilton
House. lie knew II would be OF no use
inviting Fed0re to 3outham. She would
never willingly set foot inside the house
"Are you In a hurry" he asked tho
young gardener. Gan you come back 10
the house with me? I have some flowers
! want to send To Miss Molyneux."
Would you be long. sir? for I have not
finished up my work at the house yet"
lie had a shy. nervous manner, and
seemed 10 cvade Fcrdinand's eye.
II shant be n minute, my good fellow.
Just wait outside the conservatory I won't
call the gardener. III pick the flowers my
self"
him.
The man carried a note, and Ferdinand
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MARK STILES SECRET
Continued from page ?.

feet. her eyes like burning Goals. her
grasp tight and nrm upon the girls arm.
"Abl I knew knew he would send. Tell
me--do not keep me In suspense-wha did
This" And the hands were unclasped.
Fedoro's hand. And I was TO say, it was
for your sake no is now q wandercr upon
the ra face Of 1dot tss earth earth" NM, ,,o ,,,v ,,,,.o,
lying upon her lap. II was the locket he
always wore attached TO his watch-chain
With trembling fingers she opened It. There
asked her for It one day when they we're
together In the country. This IL how no
had treasured II! All. II only she could
read his message as easily as she read the
l0cket!
For my sake-tor my sske-he is a
wnnderer! Wha. does II meanT"
face flushed and her lip quivered.
III you will hear o little confession,
madam. perhaps you will the better under
Eyes. yes! Go on-speak. !"
The tone was hurried and ~agltated. Fee
dore was ,%clasping the locket every now
Twas Just like this: On the Goth jan
uary the two gentlemen dlned at our place.
NY father owns the restaurant" she ad-
There was nothing for mo to do, AZ
father saw himself TO the dinner-a most
unusual thing and he gave mo leave to go
Out. but, ans i nau "a terflDlc neaQuche-
30 bad l went to lie down In my room.
1T IL over the diniDg-rOon, you under
stand. Well. l went to sleep. | think. but
suddenly there was a noise below which
hwOke me. ! heard angry voices and high
words, and ] was frightened. So I aroused
myself and crept downstairs. AS ! went I
heard these words-I think they were
spoken by the gentleman who gave me tho
locket. lie said 'Unsay those words, or III
throttle you
Then there was an awful noise and a
crash. When | opened the door the other
gcntleman-the eldest one-was lying up
on the ground with a wound upon his fore
head. But he had inBulted Mr.. Julian. OF
that | feel quite sure"
rs that all? TX there nothing more To
tell mc?" painted poor tortured little Fe-
dore.
only this, madam. I fed az fast az I
with that awful look upon his face. and |
stayed him by the door. ! asked him had
he done 1t? l told him l was no sorry for
him."
Great tears rolled down Fedore's cheeks ;
they were tho FIRST she had been able 10
shed.
God bless you fer comforting him :"
she said family. Il know now feel sure
II was n hagty action. lie vas provoked
beyond endurance"
She thought OF the evil expression she
lad soeD upon Ferdinand IIorley'a face. II
ha words had matched his face, what hui
Ian power could have endured ~
Tho young girl came closed. and knelt
- front Of Fedore Molyneux.
1T was about you, madam. that they
ruarrelcd. am certain OF II. And Mr..
"nd siinging words; He richly deserved
I4 uuuiBhmDut---"
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But not this-ah. not this gasped tho
poor. brokenhearted girl. That he should
have to wander over the face OF the earth.
afraid to show himself, because-be is a
murderer I"
She shuddcred with agony as she pro-
But. madam. have you not heard7 Mr..
Horley IL doing well he Will soon be out
again. My father has seen him. He pro-
crosses well and steadily"
The reaction was too great for Fedore.
with n stined cry she fell back In her chair.
swooning for the second time that day.
Once more Il was Fcdore's birthday, but
a different one TO the last. The snow was
softly falling. and already a fair white
carpet covered the earth, A young girl,
clad In n black gown. with white furs GOV
ering her neck. was roaming the grounds
of Wilton House. II was the anniversary
neux. for the sake Of others, tried her hard
est TO look bright and gay. inwardly her
heart was sore and bleeding.
This winter her mother and herself decided
TO spend at home. II was all the same TO
Fedore where they went or what they did.
The zest Of her We was gene. Her Joy
had she heard of or from Julian Horley
during the long. dreary twelve months that
Ferdinand Horley relgned at sou,ham
Hall. Everyone said Julian would never,
never come back. The disgrace would BIO
too great. Besides. he had made all over
TO his cousin. as the only compensation for
the great and greVious wrong he had done
him.
Ferdinand HorIcy was not backward with
his visits to Wilton House. but he rarely. II
seemed to know by Intuition when he was
expected, and az cleverly as possible man
aged to be out OF the way. But this morn
Ing az she roamed along, choosing for her
self the path where the snow did not lie 80
deeply. 8'io suddenly looked up aud found
that Ferdinand Horley was approaching
her. Yes, aud he did not mean to let her
escape him this time. That was plainly
visible from his face.
"Fedorer' he exclaimed. stretching out
an cnger hand OF welcome. why. what u
stranger you are to me! DO you know ]
have hardly spoken to you all the summer
What have ! done TO offend you so bitterly ?
Surely you DO not lay to my door the miser-
totally altered toward me"
with a scornful curl OF her lip the
young girl snatched her hand out OF his
u air glad you think me a stranger
check glowing: ut is what ! should ever
%q QUAR- 70 Of Of last ye 'ly'"s 's 'ons" "e"' was
singing and bitter-"thrrc Is no noed "a
do that. as II Is there already"
Ferdinand Horley. being IN perfect is
last winter, was utterly unable to nccoun,
for Fedore's words: A bitter suspicion
crossed him that Julian had written 10 her
ana was corresnondinp with him.
.Of conrse Won would take his mar,
against me" he said sadIy. Tho one who
Il, I'm the wrong always gets the most sym
notbv. ant. considerIng he confessed u
Tho decd himself and begged INV forgive
ness. what more il there To- saw but pcr.
hans YOU have heard from julian? He ba,
made you n conGdantoy
Her fare biazed with nngcr.
~ have moi had one word or line from
bim," sbe ro,ortrd nuickiv. ~ know n,
wnre than vou where he ia-,f ma ia dea,
it, H., DO aw ,h,s a. NO. ha
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-21
MORE FUN THAN A

W. ~. H0Ss ana FAMILY
~y;uitiou NJ, Do.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-21

WHO have bought Of his father, Rev. UsA Drive,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-21

a che will L,. mts,.I hv , h,,., -.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-02

with the preliminary hearing" said
Mr.. Ferguson. THE chief clerk of
the house was quite fair n impartial
far as admitting testimony was
and the whole mass from
sides will go before the house
as a consequence. Counsel for Mr..
Andrews moved to strike out that
part of the evidence relating to Colfax
county but was not sustained, and f.
nally both sides agreed without objec-
ton to let the testimony be printed.
Every vital point adduced by both
and contestee goes in, and
1 believe attorneys for both sides are
quite well satisfied with the proceed
ings thus far"
The fact that all evidence, pro and
con, was allowed to go il printed, in
dicates that so far partisan favor has
lot appeared in the contest, and that
the claims OF Mr.. Larrazolo will re-
ceive a fair hearing at the hands of
the house.-Texico Democrat.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-02
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed for record in the Office
Of probate clerk and recorder.
E. M. Perkins to Albert Holman for
$4,000, the southwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter of Section IA, in
Township IL South of Range "a E., con
tanning 40 acres also a ~one-twenty-
fifth interest in the Woodlawn ditch.
William Reace and wife to Cnas. S.
BREWSTER for 81, lot IL in block %
OF the West Side addition to Roswell.
j. H. Taylor and wife to J.. J.. Rascoe
for $3.50. lot 9 il block 4 Sparks addi-
ton to Roswell.
B. H. Wnatley and wife to j. B. How
ard ct, al for $1,000 lots 1 in block 48,
and 1, 2 and 8 in block 80, in Lake
Arthur.
C. G. Richardson, ct al to James For
stad, for $3.50, lot 10 of LEAFS Subdivi-
sion to the southeast quarter OF the SW
quarter of Section 33 in Twp. 10, of
Range "a East.
Helen M. Miller to F. D. Lawhead,
for $500, the southwest quarter of
the Sc quarter of Sec. "a Twp. 10 s.,
R. "a e.
X. s.. Woodruff ct al, to C. H. Hale
AID wife for $4,000. seven and one
third acres in Sec. 3, Twp. II S., R
"a E.
S. N. Curry and wife to Ida B. CARR
son for SO the west half of the NE
quarter and the E half Of the NE quar-
ter of the NE quarter of the NV quar-
of Sec IA, Twp. 9 s., r. 25 E, contain
ing 100 acres.
John C. Shearman and wife to Sam
uel H. Nay for $4,000, lot 10 of Fair
view and also a one-ole hundred and
twenty-eignth interest in the Eureka
or Stone ditch said lot containing 10
acres.
Rio Hondo Realty Company to John
F. Mcclure for $4,000, all of what is
known and recorded as Pauley's Ad-
dition to the town of Roswell, except
the East half of block 10 Of said addi-
ton.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-02
Name Fitted Too Well.

Saturday Evening Post
The late Andrew j. Dam, a well
known hotel man of New York, was,
al the time of the Civil War, proprie-
tor of a hotel in New Bedford.
A number of colored citizens inter
ested in the formation of a military
company called upon him n inform
ed him hat they would be glad to
form the company and allow him to
suggest the name, provided ne would
pay for the equipments.
Congressman T. D. Elliott has fit
ted out a company of white men, and
throughout the war they will be
known as the Elliott Light Guards"
said the spokesman of the colored
men.
We'll" said Dam, "if I am to equip
and organize this eolored company.
1 shall insist hat they be known as
the Dam Black Guards"
The company was never organized.
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~HunseErH SAYS He

00sDTEf VA FffE aJ08
Santa Fe, N. M, June as.-Hon. A.
M. Hudspeth, OF Write Oaks. N. NJ,
arrived in Santa Fe today ON business
which has not thus far been made
public. Mr.. Hudspeth was a member
OF the late house OF representatives
and during the session of the legisla-
ture made himself probably the most
prominent figure in New Mexico by
nis persistent inc able attacks on the
methods employed by the Bursum
machine to control the assembly and
to force through the schemes OF the
machine to grab the territorial gov
er1ment. He has been strongly urged
as the next democratic candidate for
delegate to congress-, and has been
mentioned in connection with the at
torney generals Office, now occupied
by George W. Prichard, also a Lincoln
county man. Lincoln county was the
former home of Governor George Cur
~. Mr.. Hudspeth said today that he
was not a candidate for the attorney
g~eneralship, and that he didn't want
the job.
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D. Meyers,
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

by the promoters. Two great welcome
arches have been erected for the occa
sion and at night all the principal
streets will be ablaze with lights ar
ranged in unique designs.
The program arranged for tomorrow
includes a reunion of the old soldiers
of the state an automobile parade and
a concer in h auditorium of h
Monona Lake assembly, presenting a
chorus of 500 voices. Independence
day will De marked by an old fashion
ed celebration Friday with a gorgeous
water fete. The celebration will close
Saturday.
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Quite Fair.

Attorney Harvey B. Ferguson of
counsel for o. A. Larrazolo who is con
testing the election of William H.
Andrews as delegate in Congress from
New Mexico, returned yesterday on
the California limited from the nation
al capital, say the Albuquerque Morn
ing Journal.
Mr.. Ferguson left Washington after
the preliminaries of the contest were
completed.
"Both sides were perfectly satisfied
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New York Panama Cable.

Havana Cuba, July 2.-According to
reports received here the cable ship
now engaged in laying the Panama
cable between New York, Havana and
Colon will reach here this week and
will complete the line to Colon by
July Is. The new line is being laid
by the Central and South American
Telegraph company of New York and
Lima. If business is as good as ex-
pected a second cable will be laid
within a year or two.