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The Globe-republican., 1907-09-12
First Published Sept. 10, 1907.
ROAD NJTICE.
no Whom II May Concern:

WhOm " MAY COhoorh'
Intpursuance OF an order made by the
" 81 Ford In the State of Kansas, In regular
lice ID hereby given that j W. james, r,
Arlnentrout, o. W. swArtout, DC. Born
TRIGGER, W. A. Smith, I. G Toner. !. Ham;
A. j James, Orviile KiSg, ". Q. Preston, ~
Newly, j. N. Riegel, Leslie Dennis, ". ,.
Dennis Liston Dennis, W. G. Barnes, W. A.
Slnder, ID. NJ. Plank, }. !, Plank. D. Z. Nisley,
i. M. Douglas, and i, II. Keefauver, house
holders Of snid County. residing III the VI,
entity where 1t Is proposed TO lay OUT anu
establish the road below mentioned, Lave
presented 10 said board their certain petition
praying, the laying out and establishment
Of d public road In said County, as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on public ROAD NO
III, whore the north boundary line OF the
X. l. 81 right OF way inteisects the north
line OF tho northeast quarter OF section 4, IN
Township ~, Range 81, add from thence
crossing the aforesaid railroad and right OF
way thereof, and extending east along n
upon the township line between Townships
"a anu ~. Range III, a distance OF three ana
one fourth miles, more or less, TO ana teImi-
mating nj the northeast corner OF sectioh j.,
| IN saiu township ~, range n.
Whereupon, the Board Of County Com
| mi ssloners finding that the SAID proposed
! road Is to be- located and EXTENDED along
| and upon certain section lines rs above des-
cltDBu. ulu, III h|ccDCuHutc WIN ~ piOfio
ions OF chap er ~ OF the laws OF 1873 as am
ended and modified by chapter i59 Of the
laws 1877 of the State Of kansas, make an
order and instruct the County Clerk OF fofd
County aforesaid to issue the same that pup
lie notice be given that the Board viii II
final acton and make Its final report upon
said petition on the 8tt da7 OF october, lWT7.
ana the road be declared established ana
ordered opened, u less, however, ADVERSE
claims presented by persons opposed to the
establishment 81 sad road shall 8 ow the
petitioners to be in error.
1t further provided that all persons
In tavof 81 and opposed to The establ shmeht
OF said road -tihii be gwen u hearing ana
that al ciuim- Tor damages which may nc
/ u by reason % establishing and opening
said road 81 rll he fi'e and presented 70 TN
Board Of Dounto Commissioners for consin'
GRAFTON on III, ith ttay of October. 1907, III ~
court house 10 t'uligt Gu, Kansas.
Witness y, band md the Fthl OF Fort
County, nj my otiiice IN l,ohge City. Kansas
this idth Gay q . Rlri, ltui,
:, H. LoSNAWAY,
fsE.Ll County Clerk
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LOCAL NEWS

Nice furnished room with bath, two
blocks nortn Of the library. Mrs
Stumph. II
Miss Pattie B. Chewing Of Lyons.
was here Wednesday on contest business
at the u. ). Land Office,
FOR SALE-A few fine chickens
Black Minorca. Plymouth Rock ana
Partridge Cochin. GEO. A. STUMPH. TX
j. G. Tucker who sold his farm near
Howell. a short time ago, moved -
Dodge CITY this week to make his home.
WANTED-A modern house IN good
louation. References exchanged. Adj
dress this office. u
Miss Let,ie NJ. Taylor Of Scott county
WAS here Wednesday oD contest business
before the land office.
See Millinery ad m first page, Re-
member the date, Saturday, september
2lst. Jeunie e. williams. II
Three blocks north Of new p,stnthce
furnished rooms for lodging
MRS J.. @. BAIRD 81
For SALE-Iron awning IN front O
Bee Hive store. Apply 10 H. >
Strange. "
At a meeting of the city council loa
+ iday evening Winfred jacobs wa
appointed 90 take charge Of the CIT!
scales and they are now In operation
A new moving picture show will ope'
next Monday In the new binding on
door south Of the Grove Hotel, recently
completed for this purpose.
Decentralization Masonic. K. i
and Thirty-second Degree charm
Liberal reward will be offered for II
return. A. Gluck.
Fred Dunn of Garden City made fina
proof on his claim, at the land office her
Tuesday. Mr.. Dunn intends to locate !
Sans Fe and engage in the practice Q
law,
The little Teddy Bears which have de
corated the windows of the York Ke
stora OF lite, and which they advertised
give away with purchases of shoes, ar
going fast and there are only a few left.
The district court Of Fhrd county con
vened Tuesday. The jurymen were a
cal ed 10 Wednesday morning ard di
charged, so they might return to the
hons and procsed to put in the ia
whe D t crop.
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FOR lsENT-300 acres or wheat land
Write me at Dodge City.--Joh Rapp
Jr. u



Saturday wal the last day VI the Ford
County Fair ard the time WAS given I've
mostly to the returning Of exhibits and
tht pay ing Of premiums. The names 81
the winners IN the ladies department
were given in last weeks issue OF this
paper with the exception OF the plant ard
flower disply. THIS was very artistic and
the first premium for Towering plants was
awarded 10 Mrs. Hoover, who also was
given The first premium on non. Towering
plans The second premium for these
plants was given 10 Mrs. Fitzgerald
The ladies' took q great deal Of interest In
Their department. last week which viii
doubles be even greater if the fair is held
here rex year. There could have been
d much larger displ-y Ia the agriculture
d. parimpnt but what exhibits there were,
scored a point for this county. The man
agement will publishisoon All official de-
tailed account Of the financial part of the
Ford County Fair.
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To The Public.

Having sold my interest in the City
Furniture store to W. j. Davies, | desire
to thank the public for their liberal
patronage and bespeak a continuance Of
that patronage for the new firm, Messrs.
Traynor and Davies.
All persons knowing themselves to De
indebted to the old Arm, please call at
the CITY Furniture store and settle their
accounts. +. /. DooLirTLE'
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The New Pure Food and Drug Law

w are pleased to that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the Mario al
Pure Food and Drug law as 1t contains no
optics or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend it as a safe remedy for child
rem and adults.
The Globe-republican., 1907-09-12

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Pretruding
Piles, druggists refund money II PAZ0
OINTMENT fails to cure any case, NO matter
of how long standing, in 6 to IA days. First
application gives ease n rest. SOC. II your
druggist hasn't 1t send soc In stamps and u.
viii be forwarded postpaid by Paris Mehi
cine CO.. st t"uif. Mo.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19
Business Men to Panama


New Orleans. La, April 19-Prepar
atoms were completed for the south
ern business mems excursion to Pana-
ma. and the party including some of
the leading merchants and manufac-
turers of the South, will leave tomor-
row morning ON a steamship of the
United Fruit Company's line. The pur
pose of the trip is to investigate the
alleged trade discrimination against
the South and West. The New Or
leans Commercial club, the Progress
sive union and the Nashville board
of trade are in charge of the trip n
have enlisted the cooperation of the
leading commercial organizations thru
out the Gulf states. The boat will ar
rive at Colon next Thursday after
noon. Four days will be spent in III
specting the canal route. The party
will leave Colon April 20 and will
stop at Port Limon and San Jose be-
fore returning to New Orleans on May
the 9th.
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1T WAS A GREAT CONVENTION.

NJ. Price, the dry goods merchant.
remarked to the Record editor this
morning that he feared the people gen
orally do not fully realize the debt
Roswell owes to George Slaughter for
his efforts in bringing the c~attlemen's
convention to his city, and for the
successful entertainment of the Wis
itors. OF course a hundred or more
business men have devoted their en-
ergies to making a success of tae af-
fair, but the first great accomplish
ment was in inducing the Association
to come outside of it's own state to
hold the meeting. The acquai1tances
formed with the cattlemen and many
other ~outgrowths of the convention
Mr.. Price considers of permanent ben
eft to Roswell. He is in favor of
sending a delegation with brass band
to the next convention at Amarillo
to work with a view of landing the
1903 convention he-e,-and is ready
right now to head a subscription for
ILLS PURPOSE WIN a contribution OF
one hundred dollars.
Vice President Richards stopped
with Mr.. Price while in town, and be-
fore leaving for home, said mat of
all the cattle conventions he ever at
tended, this was the best managed
on the part of the citizens, and that
he would be only too happy to come
again to Roswell.
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SATURDAYS Baseball Games.

New Haven Conn.,-Yale university
VS.. Amherst college.
Philadelphia.-University of Penn
sylvania VS.. Columbia university.
Hanover, N. H,-Dartmouth college
VS.. Massachusetts State University.
Williamstown, Mass.-WiIliams col
lege VS.. Union college.
South Bend. Ind.,-Notre Dame uni
versity VS.. H%illsdale college.
Washington, Penn.-Washington &
Jefferson VS.. Bethany college.
Ames, Ia.-Iowa State college VS..
Highland Park college.
Indianola, Ia.-Simpson college VS..
Moines collegeg.
Atlanta, Ga.,-Georgia Teens VS.. Sc
vance university.
Charlottesville, Va.-University of
Virginia VS.. Hampden Sidney college.
University, Miss.-Mississippi uni
versty VS.. Southwestern Presbyterian
university.
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Missouri university Celebrates.

Columbia, Mo-, April 19.-Founder's
day, the birthday of the late Major
James Sydney Rollins, the father of
Missouri university, is being general
ly observed by the students and alum
nj of the institution today. In addi-
ton to the memorial exercises here,
banquets will be held by the alumni at
ST. Louis, Kansas City, ST. Joseph
and other cities throughout the state.
Major Rollins was the greatest bene-
factor of the university and with a few
others was instrumental in the estab-
lishment of the institution.
Kansas, City, Mo-, April 19.-The
birthday of the late Major Rollins,
founder of Missouri university, will
be celebrated by the local alumni
with a banquet at the University club
tonight. Addresses will be made by
ex-Governors A. NJ. Dockery, Lon V.
Stevens and T. T. C~rittenden, Dean
John w. Lawson of the law depart
ment of the University and other prom
inent men.
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No men who ever dwelt anywhere
in the world nave a higher respect
for women, children and the nome
than the men who represent the great
cattle raising industry of the South
west. The days when cowboys were
wild were before the women came.
The boys were reckless in the absence
of the refining influences to which ma
ny of them had been accustomed in
their Eastern homes, but deep down
in their hearts was always the dream
of a good mother, a sister, a sweet
heart enshrined apart from the ad-
venturous daring and unrest which
brought them to the West in search
of new experiences. Some of them
were boys just out of our best col
Ieges, AID even men of title from
the mother country,-nappy, go-lucky,
but always gentlemen on occasion.
Instead of a woman risking her life
in those days by accompanying her
husband to the great ranches or min
ing camps. she had always a hundred
or a thousand defenders who would
lay down their lives for her if need
be, and woe unto the man who dared
overstep in the slightest the bounds
of propriety with any who did
not herself invite familiarity.
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corbett Begins over Again.

New York, April 19.-Young Corbett
he once famous Denver lighter, is
matched to meet Kid Singer of Phil
the World Athletic club at Sleeps
head Bay this evening. Corbett is
in good condition and although now
able to get matches only with third
rate fighters, is confident that ne will
again climb The pugilistic ladder.
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ROOM FOR A POET.

From Denver News
We want a poet. a poet with a good
digestion. Too often it seems that
the counting of the muse brings on
certain hillary arrangements which
incline the Individual to take a jaun-
diced view of life in general, and hui
man life in particular. This is why,
we presume. there is such a vas over
plus Of poetry about death and the
grave, and 81 little about the cheer
full things of life. We should like to
g this sort OF thing reversed
The immediate cause of our cry is
found in three articles which came
to The desk within a week of each
other. One vas an account of what
Uncle Sam is doing over on the west
ern slope. where. in q little while,
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there will be 1901 900 acres of the best
land outdoors irrigated with water
brought through five miles of solid
rock to the thirsty prairies. The sec
ond was the outline of a plan to
drain the Everglades of Florida, and
bring under cultivation 100000 or
1000, 900 acres which now raise moth
ing more important than Seminoles
and malaria. And the third is a dis
patch from Egypt, telling how the
a million acres of desert made to
blossom with the water from this big,
artificial lake.
Any n of these jobs makes a man
feel glad that he is a man; that he
belongs to a breed that does such
things. Any one of them is a better
subject for a poet whose digestion is
sound than n battle that ever hap
pened. Think of it. Man, not merely
learning how to make his way on the
surface of the earth, but changing
that surface to suit himself, making
the old world over, a few million ac-
res at a time. Here is o much water,
dig a ditch to drain it off. There is
too little, dig another ditch to let it
in. A desert changed to a garden;
plague spot to a center of fertility
and still there be people who say
that this is an unromantic age. Once
more, we van that poet.
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Begin Sheep Shearing.

Shoshoni, Wyo, April 19-Sheep
shearing began this week at the local
pens and large herds have been brot
here from all over the reservation. 1t
is estimated that the Shosnoni pens
will aggregate the fleece clipping of
about 100000 sheep, Or a wool ship
ment of over a half million opunds.
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WANTED.

WANTED A good span of work
horses. Phone 2S1-5 42t2
WANTED:- A woman to do house
work. Apply at COS N. Main st. Ats
WANTED:- Hand to work on truck
farm. Good wages.-E. C. White, 2
miles N. E. of town. 41t2*
WANTED Two girls to work as
operators at telephone exchange. APP
ply at once at telephone exchange.
42t6.
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Republicans and Democrats alike
in Roswell regret the resignation of
Governor Hagerman-though Demo
Gratis find some consolation in the
appointment of a Democrat. Mr.. Hag-
erman has made a noble fight, and
won a great victory. Until we know
fully the reasons for his retirement
we shall take it for granted that ne
was justified in Withdrawing from a
wrangle that always has been dis
tasteful to him-though he did not
shirk the necessary work while the
worst of the fight was on.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

AS a Democratic paper. of course
the Record r~ejoices in the appoint
ment of a Democratic governor, but
it looks as if President Roosevelt had
sacrificed Governor Hagerma1 in the
interest of the Rough Riders, for the
sole purpose of securing the delivery
of the New Mexico delegation to the
next National Republican convention
to Taft or some other Roosevelt man.
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Texas OratoricaI Contest.

Waco, Tex, April 19.-Tne annual
contest of the State Oratorical asso-
citation will be held here his even
ing The association includes seven
of the leading colleges and universe
ties of the state and each is repre-
scented by it's best oratorical talent.
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Classified nAd5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip-w. G..
Skillmaa. Aft
FOR SALE Six room house. s21
N. Main st. 41t2*
Good mule for sale. Used to work.
R. H. McCune.
FOR SALE Good, gentle burro,
quiet but lively. Apply at this Office.
42t4*
FOR SALE 8 H p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey. 10S N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, well located. at r~ock-bottom
FOR SALE One rotary mi drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or four miles of
open wovea wire fence: also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone BAT. Oft.
Eighty acres, well improved, Ia
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 & Bell.
FOR SALE:-or trade a nice eubur-
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 Ros-
well; also city property. Low price
for a few days.-W. P. Chisum, own
er. Inquire at FOG N. Mo. ave. 3St5
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Iowa Street Car Men.

Clinton, Ia, April 19.-Street car
managers and electrical workers from
all parts of the state are here today
Street and ~Interurban Railway asso-
citation and the Iowa Electrical asso-
citation.
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Just how the President means to
narmonize the Republican party by
appointing a Democratic governor is
left for the old gang to explain. Per
haps he also is in favor Of good gov
eminent without regard to race, par
BY or creed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

The eyes of the people have been
opened by the Hagerman administra-
ton, and the old conditions will new
er again be established in the man
agement of Territorial business.
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No; Governor Hagerman has not
failed. He has simply worn himself
out in the fight, and resigned for per-
sonal reasons. The good fight will be
continued by the people until the old
Republican gang of g~rafters are clean
ed out root and branch.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

The editor of this paper never was
a cowboy-but near it. He rustled
horses on a roundup n spring, over
twenty years ago in the Cherokee
Strip with the P-Diamond outfit, and
was cured before the disease reached
a dangerous stage. Hen Potter, ST
las Pryor and Harry Northrop We're
among the kid punchers of the outfit
at tina time.
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People who expected and feared
a revival of border day ruffianism du-
ring the convention are now %convinc-
ed that the average Texas cattleman
is a gentleman, a man of business
and worthy of all confidence.
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Governor Hagerman did his best
and won a great victory for good
government,-but really the only sure
way of cleaning out a gang of Repub-
lican grafters is to put in a Demo
cratic governor.
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The city administration wisely pro-
vided a sufficient force of citizen po-
lice during the convention. but their
services were hardly needed. No finer
dot of men ever assembled than the
members of the Panhandle Cattle
mems Association.
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No doubt the New Mexican will
now call President Roosevelt a Dem
ocrat. The President evidently appre-
ciates the aid given Mr.. Hagerman
in cleaning out the grafters.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

The fact that George Curry is a
Rough Rider satisfies the President
and the fact that he is a Democrat
makes it all right with the Record
at least until we learn further details.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

Some people tell us the new COVER
nor-to-be is a Democrat, while others
assert that he is a strictly non-parti-
san CRATER of the old New Mexico
school of politics.
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President Roosevelt evidently did
not take much stock in the charge
that Governor Hagerman had dis
rupted the Republican party" Else
why should he finish the job by ap-
pointing a Democratic governor?
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Roswell has proven herself capable
of properly entertaining large gather
ings, AID her future as a convention
city is assured.
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

Largest size Ivers & Pond piano.
Solid mahogany case, in use only 8
months. Mrs. ]. ]. Williamson, phone
BIG. 35tf
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FOR RENT.

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. 37t7*
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Look Here.

A good 4-room house, with bath and
other conveniences. Two acres land,
well, windmill, corral, shed, etc, for
value of house.
CARLTON & BELL.
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President Roosevelt recognizes the
need of continuing the good govern
ment policy in New Mexico by select
ing a Democrat as governor.
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After all, who can blame a decent
man for wishing to get out of a mess
as dirty as the old Republican gang
politics OF New Mexico?
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The old Republican gang of graft
ers are welcome to all the satisfac-
ton they "a get put of the appoint
ment of a Democratic governor.
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With a Democratic governor, the
Record at least cannot be accused of
selling out" in support of good gov
eminent.
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Good government is more import
ant than holding any party together.
but naturally the Democrats have a
little more faith in a straight Demo
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-19

In accusing Governor Hagerman of
being a Democrat, the old gang seems
to have brought upon itself the real
thing.
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FOUND.

FOUND Lady's gold hunting case
watch I fob. Owner MAJ obtain
same by calling at this Office and
paying for ad. Aft
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The convention was a success from
every standpoint
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cratic governor than they have in
even as honest and clean a Republic
can as Governor Hagerman.