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CASH FOR SMALL ADS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G
Skillma1. Att
FOR SALE 8 H p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey, 10S N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE Good buggy and har-
ness, $500. Apply COS N. Main ST.
72tf
FOR SALE II vacant lots on
South Hill, for one-half of actual
yalue.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, we'll located, at rock-bottom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE 20 acres, 5-room house,
~artesian well. some fruit. Best bar
gain n the Valley.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or foul miles of
open woven wire fence: also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone BAT. Oft.
FOR SALE 600 ~acres, fine, level
land, rich soil, 5 miles from Ros-
well, $4,000 per acre.-Carlton &
Bell.
FOR SALE Five acres on South
Hill, one block from Main street,
at a sacrifice price.-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
1ton & Bell.
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Magistracy, freed from the fardels and
frets of its circumstance and restric-
ton; of Mr.. Roosevelt, in fine restored
air.
THE somewhat premature but at
tractive candidacy of the Secretary of
War has served as a very Indifferent
check or the popular insistence upon
Mr.. Roosevelt's pe~rpetuity. 1t may be
that it has prevented the complete an
~ticipation of next summers national
conventions, at least to b extent
that it will be still worth while to hold
those conventions. We are quite re-
signed to the popular will, believing
implicitly in its sovereignty, but we
are not prepared to witness the aban-
donment of all ceremonial procedure
in the matter of installing or rein
stalling our supreme ruler.
There are no ~precedents for ME.
Roosevelt as President. He is sui
generis. He has been in the Office
now six years, and in that time he
has done more notable things than
any OF indeed all of his predecessors.
In his whole extraordinary course no.
thing that he has done has been visit
ed with a shadow of popular disap-
prevail. He has made autocracy the
most grateful spectacle in the eyes
of the American people, and he has ac
aomplished it by the sheer force of
his personality. No other man could
have done the things Mr.. Roosevelt
has o m and have challenged the ad-
miration and the worship of the peo-
pie instead of eliciting their instant
and destructive condemnation. It is
doubtful if there is anything the Pre-
sident could have done or if there is
anything he could do now, which
would ALLEVIATE the people.
"In whom of his predecessors would
the people have tolerated, much less
approved, his sequestration of the pub
lie property to his private uses; his
invasion of the national treasury and
use of its funds for the purposes of
his campaign; his magisterial CONVEX
SAOh VI pAAfoCO pIOpClly W HIS POI sui
al convenience and advantage when
he Aabitually compelled the railroads
to carry him and his suite about the
country without compensation; his
use of the Government patronage for
his personal ends-no appointment
made that did not carry it's equivalent
political consideration, it's motive the
advancement of his cause, never the
public welfare; his intercourse with
the most corrupt and debased politi-
cal leaders in the land, the Quays.
the Addickses, the Penroses and all
unspeakables everywhere, including
our own unfortunate state of New
York? What other president could
have betrayed the Japanese in order
to propitiate the criminal classes in
California, or could have prostituted
the nations honor to aiNease a local
mob and find his personal glory en-
HANGED thereby?
Not a voice is raised in ~deprecia-
ton, and criticism is not tolerated.
No inharmonious note disturbs the
anthems of praise and adulation. 1t
is all the will of the sovereign people,
n the people is supreme.
rs it the wiser part thai he should
stay where he is?
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DR.. FISCHER BACK
HOME AT SANTA FE.

A. J. Fischer the druggist, who is
secretary o fthe territorial board of
Pharmacy, returned last evening from
Roswell, where he attended a four
days session of hat body. At this
last meeting of the pharmacy board
there were fifteen applicants for ex-
animation and only one of them failed
to pass. Mr.. Fischer was accompan-
led to Roswell by his wife who is now
at Encino where she is visiting her
cousin Mrs. Charles A. Schurericn.-
New Mexican.
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AS the Mckinley County Republican
truly says, New Mexico is pushing
ahead in all directions, and no mis-
take.-but the greatest stride for
ward OF all is in arousing the people
TO a n OF responsibility in the
government of the Territory. The
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT New furnished rooms,
close in, $500. Phone 1876. 74t3*
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath. Inquire It Payton Drug Co.
74t2
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; also one
other room. Apply 500 n. Lea 75t2*
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G. o. I~uckenbach, a noted citizen
of Santa Fe died in that city Saturday
morning.
The High School Exercises at Santa
Fe we're held last Friday night. The
graduating class was composed of two
girls and one boy.
The advertisement for the federal
will be issued shortly.
The contract for the Mary James
Mission School for boys to be erected
by the Woman's. Board of Home Mis-
sions of the Presbyterian church, at
Santa Fe mas been let to a Pueblo.
Colorado contracting firm. The build
ing complete will cost about $50, 900.
The people of Santa Fe are prepar-
ing for the Inauguration or Governor
Curry n have appointed a commit
tee to ave charge of the arrange
ments of extending a welcome to him.
H. Sarne, a miner was found dead
neal a saloon at Leopold, a small min
ing town near Silver City. The mar
had evidently been shot and left there
badly wounded, dying from the cold.
The authorities are thought to be on
the track of the perpetrators of the
deed.
lished at Elkins in this county, and
George C. Cooper mas been appointed
postmaster.
The Wholesale Grocers' Association
held a meeting at Albuquerque Satur-
day. The meeting was well attended
from various sections of the Territory
and matters of general interest dis
cussed.
Jack Rogers, who murderously as
saulted Charles Rossi, in Albuquerque
Friday night was given a hearing Sat
urday and bound over in the sum of
$500 to await the action of the grand
jury.
A new administration building has
been authorized to be built at Fort
Bayard, neer Silver City, and it is
estimated that it will cost many thou
sand dollars. 1t will be modelled on
the Spanish mission plan and will be
a handsome structure.
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What a pity Mr.. Hagerman did not
listen to the advice of Max and Bull
and Burse and the Major. Thus he
might have continued to hold the Of
fee Of Governor-and, according to
ancient New Mexico standards in pol
itics, the office and the graft are the
main objects of government.
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When we hear a man boast that
he never scratched a ticket in his
life, we + not even interested
enough to inquire which ticket he
votes. All discussion with aim would
be only waste of time.
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The man who is merely a Repub-
lican or merely a Democrat, isn't of
much use to anybody except the
office hunters.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

methods of the old Bursum and An
drews gang of politicians will not be
much longer tolerated in the Terri
tory.
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For Sale.

Bids On the old Baptist church, par
solage and lot, will be received by
the undersigned up to June 1st, 1907.
Right reserved to reject any or all
bids. F. DIVERS,
R. H. KEMP. 62t12
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A newspaper that is run merely as
a party organ has no influence with
anybody except the fellows who are
already followers of the band wagon.
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Dictator Roosevelt seems to nav
lost his power to terrorize the people
of his own party in his own state.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
OVER THE TERRITORY.

c.. O.. L~uckenbach, a noted citizen
of Santa Fe died in that city Saturday
morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-28

]. l. Nokes went to Hagerman last
night with a view to opening a bicy-
Gle repair shop.
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Boellner, the Jeweler, has
cheaper. 37tf
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TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
& BELL. o6tf
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H. P. Hobson went to Hope last
night after cream for the Roswell
Creamery.
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Record want Ads. Get Results.
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Take a Deferred Honey-Moon.

New York, May 2S.-Among the
passengers on the Hamburg American
liner to Naples, sailing today, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Kelley, of
Kansas City. Kelley is a street car
conductor and was married six years
ago. Since that time the couple have
been saving every sent possible in or
der to take a honeymoon trip to Eu-
rope. They will spend six months
abroad and will visit Rome. Paris, Lon
don, Dublin and other capitals.
Legal Blanks of all Kinds for sale
At the Record Once
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The High School Exercises at Santa
Fe were held last Friday night. The
graduating class was composed of two
girls and one boy.
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WANTED:-Lady cook for out of
town. Wages SIS per month with
board Inquire at Roswell Auto
Shop 56tf
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WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY A first class
mich COVE. P. Sherman.
Hotel Hagerman, Hagerman, N. NJ.
74t6.
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FOUND.

FOUND Two brown mules-N. G.
Hunter, 3 mi. south Of hospital. P.
o. Box 382. 73t3s
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The Wholesale Grocers' Association
held a meeting at Albuquerque Satur-
day. The meeting was well attended
from various sections of tle Territory
and matters of general interest dis
cussed.
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The advertisement for the federal
building to be erected in Albuquerque
will be issued shortly.
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Jack Rogers, who murderously as
saulted Charles Rossi, in Albuquerque
Friday night was given a hearing Sat.
urday and bound owe in the sum OF
jury.
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The people of Santa Fe are prepar-
ing for the Inauguration or Governor
tee to have charge of the arrange
ments of extending a welcome to him.
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A p~ostoffice has finally been estab-
lished at Elkins in this county, and
George C. Cooper mas been appointed
postmaster.
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Railroad Moralizing.

IL is worthy of notice also that the clamor
from all quarters of the railroad world
for additional capital Is accompanying al
most invariably by moralizing on the part
OF railroad officials over the difficulties
placed in the way of securing capital for
improvements by the current public agi-
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Grain and Provisions.
MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.

MANCHESTER. England. January 20
The turnover in the cloth market during
the week was rather smaller. owing to mer-
chants holding of. They contended that
prices were too high In view Of the large
amount of cotton in sight. Indian inquiries,
especially from Calcutta. for good and fair
lines of shirtings and prints were booked,
but the china business was on a smaller
scale. The other foreign markets took
standard qualities moderately. while the
home trade operated more freely, owing to
less confidence in lower prices in the near
future. Yarns were moderately active at
unchanged quotations. Americans GODS
moved quietly. but spinners firmly adhered
to their previous rates. The export trade
was quiet.
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HEARD ON CHANGE

The past week in the local stock market
has not been marked by anything that dis
tinguishes 1t from its predecessors. The
sameness has been almost complete and
the record of the past six days as COM
pared with that of the corresponding period
just preceding shows very little difference.
What changes were made were, however,
Of promising character. There was an
advance in the figures in the case Of some
of the usually active stocks, and that was
accomplished without bringing out much
stock.
The steady upward movement in q rather
dull market seems to indicate to some
that when the regular bull movement be-
gins 1t is likely to have considerable swing.
The market here has been stationary for
So long a period that 1t seems the most
probable thing there should be a time OF
some activity. 1t is recognized that all
that is lacking are the buyers. new buy
ing element seems to be the need OF the
market just at present.
The financial outlook is regarded as
favorable for q revival The bank and
trust companies here are now we'll sup
piled with money and owing to the low
rates in New York the demand from that
source has ceased almost entirely. so that
the local institutions are thrown back upon
the market here largely for business and
for chances of keeping their funds en-
ployed. This circumstance, it Is thought.
will make available money in abundance
for use in handling local securities. and In
that way the demand for them will be re-
vived.
The only incident of the week that was
at all out of the ordinary was the advance
In the figures for the stock of the Second
National Bank. There are two opinions in
regard to the transactions In that stock
which were limited to few brokers and
did not result In any general trading, and
one was q desire 10 change the record Of
the quotations for that stock and the other
a movement to bring about change In
the control Of the stock. The majority
opinion seemed to be inclined toward the
flrst mentioned theory.
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Oil Prices Advanced.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, January 26.-The
Standard Oil Company today announced an
advance of one-fourth of cent per gallon
on all grades of refined oil, naphtha and
gasoline in barrels 1t is understood that
the advance is made owing to the higher
price of barrels.
The new quotations issued by the Stand
ard today are as follows:
Ohio state test, Oh; water white. Ohio
state test. %: headlight. 175 tost. ION: Eo-
Gene, 10x varnish makers and painters
naphtha, 14A; deodorixed red crown gaso-
line. 15l.; S6-degree gasoline. 23k.
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TIE LONDON MARKET


LONDON, January 26.-with the mp
preaching settlement and dear money,
transactions on the stock exchange shrank
to small diminsions during the week and
quotations again finished fractionaliy lower.
Speculation In British securities died out
for the time being, but fair investment
business combined with the splendid bank
return prevented a market setback, al
though the market suffered at the end of
the week owing to liquidation by option
dealers who had been warned by the banks
withdrawn unless the commitments were
reduced prior to the settlement.
E The position was only temporarily weak
ened thereby, and the impression prevailed
in the market that as soon as the settle
ment is concluded prices will go to a higher
Level, the principal argument being the
splendid trade conditions which must be
reflected by increased dividends in the
near future. Foreign houses supported
their specialties well, the lower rate of
discount of the Imperial Bank of Germany
giving an impetus to buying, while Paris
shook off the effects of the income tax
proposals and operated with NOR. con-
fidence.
Japanese bonds continued to command
attention in the expectation that luan
conversion scheme Is not far on.
American Stocks.
Americans showed moderate strength.
considering the adverse influence prevailing
in Wall street and the lack of interest
on this side and managed to finish the week
little changed. The efforts of cliques in
the middle of the week raised prices well
over last Saturdays level, but the liquida-
ton of an option firm here which carried
a quantity of stock for New York account
wiped out much of the improvement
Canadian Pacific suffered the most, closing
three points lower.
The supplies of money were scarce in the
market during the week, and the rates
were high owing to new collections and the
Bank Of England making q s per cent dis
count rate effective by curtailing supplies.
Operators destroyed the possibility Of a
reduction Of the bank rate about the middle
of February unless the money pressure In
New York creates q demand here for gold.
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Closing Stock List.

NEW YORK, January 20.
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Coffee Closes Steady.

NEW YORK. January 26-The market for
coffee futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to decline OF points under scat
tering liquidation and featuresless cables.
but offerings were very light and the mar
ket rallied during the later trading on bull
support OF the bear positions. with the
close steady. net unchanged to 10 points
higher. Sales were reported of II, 500 bags.
including February at $40. March at $50.
May at $40. September at 5.85a585 and De-
cember at 8.05a61O. Spot coffee, steady:
Rio No: Z. &C.; Santos. No. 4, SC. Mild cof-
fee, quiet; Cordova. 9a12hc.
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NEW YORK. January 28.-The statement
Of clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold so. So. 800 more than
the legal reserve requirements. This Is a
decrease of 81, S97 800. as compared with last
week. The statement follows: Loans
81 ,Os5. 9s5. 400 increase SO. O2a 100: deposits
81. O67. oil .60o increase EAST. 400; circula-
ton $S3, $40, 700. decrease $s&, 200; legal ten
$1G6. SI3 200. Increase $4.262. 600; reserve
$3.50 .S15. 200. increase $S.246. 400: reserve re-
quired $266 152, 800. increase o. ~. 800; sur
plus $15562. 800. decrease 1887 600: ex.
United States deposits $ls.703,6 75. decrease
81, 831 $50.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
LIBERAL SELLING CAUSES WEAK
WHEAT CLOSING.

CHICAGO. January 26.-Liberal selling by
local longs caused a weak finish today In
the local wheat market. the May delivery
closing at net decline of a. Corn and
oats were each unchanged. Provisions were
8 to ~ higher.
Weakness in wheat developed during the
last hour of trading. the market prior to
that time showing considerable strength.
The selling seemed to be actuated largely
by the desire to obtain immediate profits
instead of holding over Sunday. The news
of the day was distinctly favorable to the
bulls. cables being firm. receipts In the
northwest light and weather In the winter
wheat section extremely cold GO onaSsm
but as the session advanced the demand
became less urgent.
The market closed weak. final quotations
being almost at the lowest point Of the day.
to 79isa79A sold at 79AaT9S. and then de-
clined to 78ha78M. The close was at 1875.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
the corresponding day last year. Mime
apolis.~ Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts of PIT cars against 226 cars last week
and 3O0 cars year ago.
Firmness in Corn.
A report that the Argentine crop OF corn
will be only about one-half the amount
originally estimated caused considerable
frmness in the market early in the day, but
later prices weakened on free selling by
cash houses. The offerings. to a large ex-
tent, were brought out by the prospects Of
material increase in the movement, 1t
being estimated that the receipts for Mon
day will be 723 cars. The market closed
steady. May opened a shade to haA higher.
at 45X to 45N. advanced to 461s, and then
declined to 457sa45&. Local receipts were
443 cars, with Of contract grade.
Quiet in Oats Pit.
: Trading In the oats pit was quiet and the
market held steady on moderate buying by
commission houses. The selling was mostly
by longs. May opened a shade to h higher,
at 3SAa3SM to 3S3s, sold between 3Sha3SH
and 3S3saS83s and closed at 38A. Local re-
ceipts were 1872 cars.
A lively general demand for provisions
was in evidence for the greater part Of the
day, but offerings were light. The demand
was based on a 1Oc. advance in the price of
live hogs. Shorts and local packers led In
the buying. At the close May pork was up
~, at 1672h Lard was higher. at 9.65a
9.611e. Ribs were higher, at 9.32ha9. IS.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. 80 cars; corn, 723 cars; oats. 191
cars; hogs, 1900 head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE IN
MARKETS OF THE WORLD

tation against corporations. The question is
thus suggested to the financial world
whether the suggested urgency Of these
requirements and the difficulty OF filling
them Is being exaggerated to furnish a
stronger text for these moraiizings
The tone of the bond market has shown
some Improvement, but the market is still
duh.
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FINANCIAL.

MUST BE SOLD.
To close an estate we offer at a sacrtece 81; O0o
shares of mining and Industrial stocks. Send
for list FOUNDERS TRUSTEE co. unc.).
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Imports Of Specie.

NEW YORK. January 28.-Total imports
Of specie at the port Of New York for the
week ending today were 5.A8 silver and
SAB 584 gold.
Total exports Of specie from the port Of
New York for the week ending today were
S572, 808 silver and $87O.97O gold.