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'Conneeffcut Avenue Terrace
Fronts 0O0 feet on beth sides Of fashionable Conn
ave. Natural forest shade trees gn ever lot. The
new s. 90 90 C0Rpecticut Avenue Bridge. near
ing completion. is the wedding ring that VII IN
few DAYS unite old and ueW Connecticut ave. across
Rock CgeeE and viii complete TINS grand boulevard
irsding as i does from the ffuut door Of the White
House directly 70 this property. Buy nov, before
prices are advanced you wish % receive the large
increase IN value which viii be caused by this uota
bic improvement Drop postal. telephone OF call
fer illustrated plat and fun particulars How 70
be your ogn landlord on $50 10 $50 cash, and 50
70 So monthly.
Automobile at your service if you wish 10 see ths
PROPERTY
Fulton r. Gordon, Suburban Realty
Operator.
Robert Z. Heater, Manager, Colorado
Building.
PHONE MAIN -.
cOZY GROOM AND BATH. BAY WINDOW,
baH brick; near Lincoln Patk; less than cost;
@25o. kARRsCk AIErCALF I'D \. Y ave.
nH. mhZ43t
FOR sALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES OK pTH
st. Sc i've rooms each in good repair modern iI8-
proFements Inquire Of U. G. BLACK. 1856 b st.
ne. mh2t3t
NEW TRO0M DWELLING. PEBBLE DASHED:
cellar furnace 1ely large uoEehes. lot. xl7o Sc.
fare. - minutes from Treasury. on direcs ear line.
PhlCE, SS, 0UU.
$50 CASH IS MONTHLY.
S. w. PICKF0RD.
1911 G Street, rI,is& E2oM y ii,R
mh22-u
NV. HOME OR INVESTMENT.
7room and bath dwelling: on car line, nice lot:
SIDE lights rent s5z59; price. $3.50
JOSEPH r. ATKINSON,
Formerly president Atkinson & Ballard 10. Inc.
go Bond Bldg. lAh 81 and y. T. ave.
ml22u
FOR SALEM PETWoRTH: VERY PRETTY
sroon houses; hot-Water heat rut for sZ.5s;
price, ss.gso
DAVID MOORE,
ml5H E2s n. Y ave. NV
No Is2 MASS. AVE. NV; ROOMs AND
eath; II sood condition; p feet frcnt. leased al
PRICE. $1,000
No. z15 Ontario road NV: rooms and bath; rsesp-
tion hail. steam heat; new houses; never occupied
PRICE. 5000 EACH.
Nc. uR P ST. nv: 10 rooms aod bath: steam
heat: lot BElloi bus brick aad stonei bay-sindos
front; two squarea ffum Dupont Circle.
PRICE. $500.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
ials-d Real Estate Department
FOR sALE-PRICE. 81 s4500-RENTING FOR So a
month; c0nTenient 10 business section; trust
Of s3ooo can Temaius rent pays % per cent net on
s15O invested.
stone .S Fairfax, 1912 New York Ave.
mhl2-sot
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MASSAGE.

NAlE ANNA B. JOHNSON, LATE OF NEW
York, 1914 18th st. NV. Phone y, 1885 Expert
scientific body and Viehro facial massage; scalp
treatment; ohiropody beautifying. &c. Treatment
at residences b. appointment Alanicuring sc.
mh2AN
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DOCS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS, sINUING Ca
naries. breeding cages. parrots. dogs. cats plant
food Eoldhshss, goats. rabbits. guinea pigs. &C
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 18th st. deg7-9
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sUPREME c0rRT oF - nIsTnIcr- -0F ID.
- I. TNANc. -.

HtkbEkI l. fItANCl s0licit0T.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN or THE FILING
of a petition iu tie supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia on the 18Th day q March 1901 by
Carrie A. Ris0n and FluTenCe l. Ris0u, an infant
By Carrie A. Rison. her parent and next friend.
If4yiug a decree changing theiF names respectively
70 that q Carrie A. Miller and Florence l.. Miller.
foT the resscns set forth IN sand petition. CAHNIE
A. RISON. FLORENCE J.. RISON. by CARRIE
A. RisON. her parent and next friend Sis Thir-
teenth street northwest, Washington. b. c.
uhls t6ap2
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM III MAY CONCENTRATE NOTICE
that The certificate af sale for taxes for part Plat
? Canal road, Washington ID. e.. same being .15
acre, ia OF s.. and Ashe seid Apsil H. 1898
issued % Wm H. ManogHe has been lost de-
strcycd. and that we have applied ~ tie Coaunis
sicnefs. ID. G.. 10 Issue 70 us on the 2d day u
April. 1917. duplicate Of said certificate. COR-
AEtIA g. AsHE. AGNES AsHE IT AL Pow
leF's Hill Washington. D. c. mh2s ap22t
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO.
luHlbia. holding Probate Court. Estate Of Jessie
f. King. Deceased. No lf25l Administration
Docket,-AppliCati8n having been made herein for
probate of the last viii and testament and codicil
q said deceased and for letters testamentaTy on
said estate hy seth r. King and Joseph j, w..
folansbee. Il Is ordered, this 18th day oi MaFeh,
a. d. 1907. that Frank FollaHsbte. ~. Lila fn,
Josephine n. Berlin, james Follanshee. Fannie l.
Stevens. Henrietta ~ C. Maynard. MrB. Annie
ourand, Aira Siay Hartman. AIiss Carrie Cassidy
and Miss Ida Cassidy and all others concerned ap
pear in said court On MONDAY. the I'D dag If
April. 4. j.. 1897. at 70 O'Clock q. M. 10 show
cause Why such application shcHid not be granted
Let notice hereof be- published Ia the Washington
Law Reporter and Nsshiugtoa Herald once in each
of three sHccesslye weess before the return day
herein mentioned the first publication 90 be not
less than thirty days before said return day ASH
LEY VI. GOULD. Justice. Attest; lSeaLi JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills fer the District q Co
lunbis. Clerk cf the Probate Court r. NJ.
BROWN Attorney. mhl96ap2
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~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
u Columbia. lee Eugene Turner ct al Vs. Emily
A. Moxiey et al Equity No i6y75.-On c1nsidera-
tion of the report Of George b. Hamilton and
Edwin Forrest, trustees filed ia the ab0ve-entitlei
cause, submitting oi5er of Samuel Artz te pIf-
chase at private sale parts II lots 50 aud sl in
square 49, more particularly described in saiG
report. fer the Il s. SOC it is this 18th dsy d.
MARCH, 1907. adiudgad. ordered and decfeed hat
the decrees for the sale Of said property heretofore
passed herein, requiring said real estate TO be sold
az public auction be modiaed and that sad offer
Of samuel Artz to purchase said property as private
sale be and the same is hereby ratified and con-
nFned, unless cause % the contrary be- shoan on or
before the gfH DAY or APRIL 1907: Provided
copy q thss order be Published once a week fer
three successive weeks before said date ia the wash
ington i.aw Reporter aud The Washington Herald.
ASHLEY NJ, GOULD. Justiee. A true copg-Test
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk By z. +. BELEW. Assistant
CLERK. mhl9 2s apF2
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

% VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE: 900 10 i.ssa
pounds also few cheap horses. FIRED JOHN
son { BIO. ~ s. Sc. is2i-tf
LEFT TO sELL-GRocERY. LAUNDRY. PLUM
beEs and market wagons: also lot harness: cheap
for cash HARNESS SHOP. 18th and Il sts. nv.
fe28-tu, tn S.30t
TO MAKE ROOM FOR STRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice 10 sets Of harness and 100 vehicles: new
and second hsnd buy nov and sags money. COGS-
WELLS. 90 llth st. nE. felaa
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RUGS

OLD CARPETS WOvEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rag carpets woFen- ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY. 22ll G. Phone u59 West
mhis-u
RUGS WOVEN OUT OF OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal. gll 5th s. NV. o. phone l395. mlg3-H
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POST CARDS,

EASTER NOVELTIES, HAND PAINTED EGGS.
post cards; new line Of Washington views just ne
eeiyed. IsKAEL's POST CARD SHOP, SIS Yer
mont ave. mh26-f
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FOUND

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bert 7ec and Soc per gal; large bricks in a box
&c. Phone NJ s5S. COZ New York ave Ms. fs27-tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT - FURNISHED - Two
large wellfunished rooms first floor front. toilet
attached Apply WOOD. HARMON * co. IS
l'th 81 h". mh25-f
FLEMING BUILDING. ll9 q ST. NV, RENO
waited throughout; spacious elevator; steam
heat; unezcelled janitoT service; excellent Office
rooms fourth fooE. del2-tf
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STORAGE.
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. Stoves brie-a-brae and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUM's FURNITURE SHOP. lth
and U sts. Phone n. i3l3 Formerly. sth and L.
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FLATS FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-3'OR 5 ROOMS. ARRANGED FOR
housekeeping; bath; large yards and closets: SIG
and SIS month. Z620 X 81. ms. mh2s5t
i9oN IN 81 81 SLIGO
ARTHUR CARR. 1916 q ST. rs. fe2su
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COLLECTORS,

We COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS, RENTS
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
eessful- FULLEk AGENCY, III I2ta ss- ~.
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F. ". MeREYNoLDs. Attorney for party secured
mhl9-d&ds
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
- WISE INVFsT0R

and those seeking the most desirable site IN the Dis
tIict far a home should not for moment consider
purchase miles Out near the Maryland hHe. when
they can buy just 6 blocks north Of the new million
dollar bridge In
The Washington herald., 1907-03-26

AIR E MILAN PALNiST AND PSYCHIC. sll
Eye st. nw.-Seientihc readings "a anything yOu
wish to know. Hours. 70 4. Open SUNDAY. Iall-ii
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07
REPORT ON
OIL PRICES

Continued from Page One.)
ted by a number of Independent o n
Germs a. to the cost of pipeline trans
portation, refining and distributing of
oil, as compared with ting Standards
cost for these operations, indicate
that the total difference in efficiency
between the Standard and the indepen
dent concerns is lot very great. In
all three branches of the business the
superior efficiency Of the Standard
would not represent a difference in
cost of more than IL cents per gallon
on the average for all petroleum pro-
ducts. h excess of the profits of
the Standard on it's American bust
less above the average competitive
profit is much more than this. A profit
at least as large as the average bust
ness return could be secured by the
Standard from not over y cent profit
per gallon. The profits of the Stand
ard on the refining and marketing bu-
siness alone at five of it's plants-Lima
Whiting, Sugar Creek, Neodesha, and
Florence-have been shown to aver
l o6S SO CIV pOA 6oAAOAJ LIN IL
to this be added the profit on pipe
line transportation the total profits
would be at least 8 cents per gallon.
The excess, therefore, of the Stand
ards profit over such average business
return is at least ~ cents per gallon
or much more than the difference in
efficiency estimated above between the
Standard and the Independents, to-wit,
1k cents per gallon. In other words,
the Standard, though more efficient
than its competitors, gives to the pub
lie none of a advantage and addition
al xcess above such advantage.
This confirms the conclusion already
stated, that the Standard can claim
no credit for such reduction in prices
as has taken place since the early his
tory of the industry. If the few and
small Independent concerns that now
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

Stewart ]. Welter, son OF Justice
Welter. mas written his parents that
he has located al Fairbanks, Alaska.
He left here about two years ago. go
ing to Los Angeles for his health Six
weeks ago his mother received a card
saying that he was starting OF a long
trip and not to expect a letter soo1
Today a card came saying that he
was in Alaska. He has a brother in
that Territory and will make an eff
fort t locate him.
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exist, harassed and restricted as they
are by the aggressive price cutting q
the Standard, by its unfair competi
tive methods. and until recently BY a.
Widespread system of railroads dis
eliminating heavily handicapping all
of its corporators, nevertheless a
and do sell oil profitably for less than
the Standard charges, it inevitably fol
lows that had the industry followed
the normal course of development and
had no great combination arisen to
exercise substantial control therein,
prices to the consumer would have
been much less than they actually are
or have been.
h following facts are proven:
gins during the period in which it has
been responsible for the prices of oil.
During the last eight years covered
by this report (189S to 1905) it has
raised both prices and margins. Its
domination has not been acquired or
maintained by its superior efficiency,
but rather by unfair competition and
by methods economically and morally
unjustifiable. the Standard has SUI
perior efficiency in running it's W bu-
siness; it has an equal efficiency in de-
stroying the business of competitors.
1t keeps for itself the profits of the
first and adds to these the monopoly
profits secured by the second. Its pro-
| fits are far above the highest posi-
BILE standard of a reasonable CONNER
| cial return, and have been steadily in
creasing. Finally, the history of this
great industry is a history of the per-
| sistent use of the worst industrial
methods, the exaction of exorbitant
prices from the consumer, and the
securing of excessive profits for the
small group of men VINO yer a long
| series of a have thus dominated
the business.
Very Respectfully,
HERBERT KNOX SMITH,
Commissioner of Corporations.
THE PRESIDENT.
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Two Deaths at Haaerman.

Citizens from Hagerman report
Emmet Patton died at the Patton
ranch yesterday afternoon and that
John B. Reeves, the land agent, died
at two O'Clock this morning as a re.
suit of a sunstroke received last Fri
day. Both funerals occurred at Hag-
erman this morning. Mr.. Reeves was
unmarried.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Brayshaw, of
Hagerman, were here today on their
way to Colorado, where they will
locate.
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Mrs. l.. C. Walker and little daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, left this morning
for Chicago. They will also take an
outing at Spirit Lake, Nina, and
Lake Okoboji, Ia, before returning.
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Jacob Schweinkhard left this NOR
ming for his home in Portales to
spend a few days recuperating from
a fall from a hay wagon he received
Monday while at work on the Excel
ranch east of Roswell.
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B. F, Albritto1, Henry Jones, w. H.
Campbell J.. w. Thurman came
I'D from Carlsbad this morning to
prove up on land and transact other
business at the land Office.
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James S. Gordon, the man VINO put
in the ice plant for Haynes & Bon
ney, left this morning for his home
in Waynesboro, Pa. He was here four
days the last trip.
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100000 to loan or irrigated farms
long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 3O3 N. Main. OPP. p. O.
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MINING N L
PLANT BURNED

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. T.
The Golden Cycle Mining and Milling
Company's huge plant at Colorado
City was partially destroyed by fire
today. The fire was gotten under con-
troll about o The loss is estimated
al $4,000.
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Mrs. G. P. johnson and daughter,
Miss Lydia, returned last night after
months. From here they went to Cal
ifornia to spend tine winter, but lave
been in New York n the East this
summer.
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d. R. Evans left this morning for
his home in Shreveport, La. He came
here four weeks ago on a short bust
ness visit and took sick. He has been
in St. Mary's Hospital.
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]. M. Davis and wife left this morn
ing for their home in Brady, Tex,
after spending two months here with
w. r. Lemon and family.
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have people like Governor Curry with
us all the time; and the other. prompt
ly replied that she did not mind that
SO long a she had the pleasure Of
cooking with gas.
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Miss Lora E. Robinson left this
morning for her home in Kansas City,
She has been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Ida Booth, for the past five weeks.
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E. C. Higgins came in this morning.
from Artesia. He reports two good
showers the last two nights in that
locality that did. the corn much good.
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a l. Edwards left last night on
his return to his home II Abilene,
Tex, after spending a week here with
his sister, Mrs. w. M. Stevens.
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Misses Mile Davidson and Lima
B. Shafer came up from Hagerman
this morning and will leave tomorrow
for a months visit in Greenfield, Mo.
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A. R. Cheever. special agent in
government land cases, returned this
morning from Carlsbad, where he mas
been for a week or ten days.
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J.. C. Foster came in this morning
from Weatherford, Tex, to remain
two days looking after property inter
ests in the estate of a deceased friend
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Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P. Williams left
this morning for their home in Ellis
county. Tex, after spending a week
with friends in Roswell.
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ALI Newton, of Oklahoma City, who
is making an extended visit at Arte-
STA, was here yesterday on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

Mrs. George Sable arrived last
night from Oklahoma City to join her
husband in making their home in
Roswell.
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Charles Gilbert returned last night
from Estancia, where he was a wit
ness in the case against Jap Clark.
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r. H. Baskerville, o Vernon, Tex,
who has been here and down the Val
ley for the past ten days, left this
morning for his home.
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Mrs. Sallie A. Howell and sister,
Miss Bessie Archey, left last night
ON a two weeks visit in Barstow,
Texas.
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Miss Halle Manning returned yes
terday from a visit at the c. l. Bal
lard ranch, fifteen miles north of
town.
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VIM. A. Bryant left this morning
for Memphis, Tenn, to visit mis- sister
a month and look after business.
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I nave a good home for an old lady.
Mrs. R. B. Kisabaugh. Artesia, N. M.
32t6*
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Miss Alice Adams returned last
night 10 ner home in Artesia, having
spent three days in Roswell.
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E. A. Clayton came up from Arte.
STA this morning, accompanied by D.
N. Bates Of West Station, Tex.
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Capt. w. C. Reid left this morning
for Texico. to meet ]. M. Hervey and
wife, who will come in tonight from
Chicago.
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c. J. Wright and wife, OF st. Louis.
who have been visiting relatives at
Amarillo and friends in Roswell. left
this morning for their home.
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See R. B. Jones for mountain trips,
1904 N. Washington, phone 1872.
ITS w&s
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Mrs. A. D. Andrews and son left
this morning for Coffeyville. Kan,
for an extended visit with her son.
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w. M. FormwaIt is here from Lin
coin to spend the week. He will TAX
back a load of furniture.
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This is Not a Roast.

One of the good ladies in Roswell
that it was a pity that we could not
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Mrs. Sam Jones and Sam Jones,
Jr., returned last night from a months
visit at Mineral Wells, Tex.
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w. s. Davisson came up from Hag
erman this morning to meet the ex
cursion Of homeseekers.
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C. S. Pattee left this morning for
his home in Elburn, ILL.,, having been
here since February for his health.
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from Fit. Worth. where he was called
by the death of his father.
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August w. wfHeke returned to
Carlsbad last night after spending
several days in Roswell.
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e. B. Kemp, OF Artesia, passed
through this morning on his way to
Textco.
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". c. Winston left last night fol
Big Springs, Tex, to spend a weel
at his ranch.
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Nola Oliver returned last night
from a trip to Elida, Portales and
Texico.
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Mrs. Ora Curry came up from Or
chard Park this morning to spend the
day.
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Miss Gladys Bell left this morning
for Henrietta, Tex. to spead two
months with friends.
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E. J. Carlia is spending several
days here on business for the town
of Clovis.
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Mrs. Ella Forshee came down from
Elida last night to make her home.
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G. C. Morgan, the lawyer Of LAX
Arthur, was il town today.
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D. Y. Tomlinson, Jr, returned this
morning from Carlsbad.
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F. L. Spivey, of Graham, Tex, cam
in this morning from Artesia-
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w. F. Harper was here from Carls
bad yesterday on business.
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Will Johnson returned last night
from a trip to his ranch.
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will overstreet returned last night
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Carl Anderson went to Lake Arthur
last night to get a job.
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8. w. Holder came up from Lake
Arthur this morning.
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]. R. Dendilger made a business
trip to Acme today.
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Ed Wilson left this morning for
Denton, Tex.
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R. T. Burge went to Lakewood last
night on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

H. ]. Garrard, of Dexter, was in
own today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

j. F. Fuller returned to Artesia
last night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-08-07

R. F. Barnett went to Amarillo to-
day.