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elrr TO sArrLEsAIp KANSAS



Philadelphia Pa. Jnne l7--At the
iesg1e island navy yard today the
haitleff,Ip Kansas. ono OF the most
ree1hi additions to the American navy
was presented with a handsome silver
seIvi e eift from the state after
which the batlleship was named The
piesonsatica wss accompanied by the
osuai lpeeches and ceremonies. The
stale al Kansas was represented by a
DISTINGUISHED party headed BY Cover
nor Iioch and including Secretary of
Stsfe Benton STATE Auditor Nation.
State Treasurer Tnlly, Attorney Gen.
Nfal jackson. and Adjntant General
fiuehea The state officials were ac.
cnmranied BY their wives
The silver service IS The finest ever
given 20 an American warshipand Is
o. twautiial creation and design its
nlassheness being enhanced by its
simplicity EaoA piece Is decorated
Syllli The slaie seal ana other APP
pfoprite emblems In addition to-
fhe silYer service the Kansas party
presented 20 the ship a Sc, OF hand.
some haes donated by the Kansas
branch Of the Daughters ct ihe Amer
lean Reyolntion.
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Charters Issued.

Charters were issued from the offic,
Of the territorial secretary this morn
ing TO the following corporations;
Okeene Lodge No. 49, Knights OF
Pyihias. Of Okeene with the following
trustees John Rucker. II. A. Hastings
and David Rubert all of Okeene
The Wellston Canning company. OF
Wellsion. with zl0.000 capital stock
The directors are; II w Ronupe
w l.. Sweet. w 4 Hall ard w. E
Oyerman. all OF Wellston.
The Ponca Mission Methodist Epis
copal church. of White Eagle, with
$4,000 capital stock The directors
are: @. G Steele, n. NJ Noble. Little
Soldier. o. storm. Little Swift and
J NJ. Dankwart, all OF White Eagle.
The Grand Lodge OF the United
Brothers Of Friendship of Oklahoma
with the following trustees: d. D.
Franklin. John +. Anderson, T. l.
Saddler and O'Neal of Guthrie r s.
~ Brown, or Ardmore; w f. Smith,
of shawnee; and d. l. N Johnson. of
Muskogee
The Scott-Taylor Advertising com
pany, of Guthrie and Washington
D. G., with S259,000 capital stock The
directors are: r. Clarence Scott. A. r
Taylor and Brown. Of Washingtoni
L. r. Pentecost snd G.. V Pattison. Of
Guthrie.
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chard at Caldwell prior to, but not
~ fbatirnn ,,f tho murder

chard at Caldwell prior to, but not
at lifetime of the murder.
Steve Adams Attitude.
The last draft produced in evidence
and identified BY the cashier of the
Denver bank was drawn in January.
1906. II was indorsed by Simplxins
wife, and paid to her by a bank in
Spokane Steunenberg was killed on
December 30. 1905.
The draft in favor of Simpkins was
drawn prior 10 the time Orchard
made his confession and about three
weeks before Haywood was arrested
in Denver II IS rumored that the
whereabouts Of Simpkins Is wnown,
and that he viii be produced os a
witness at the proper time.
Is is probable that the case IN di.
rect. for the state viii rest by the
end of the this week Counsel say
that 1t viii take AT least until Friday
next to conclude. Adams may be
called to the sVnd IN few days. but
this Is not certain.
A strong effort win be made TO get
Adams repudiated confession before
the jury, and will, Of course be
fought with vigor by the defense
Lawyers who know the history oi the
prosecution OF Adams and his confess
sion express doubt as to the posi-
bisity of getting the confession in.
On Tuesday the state viii offer in
evidence copies of certain printed ar
ticles over Haywood's signature, show
ing the language used by the defend
ant. against Steunenberg when the
former governor WAS running for
Office The decision Of the supreme
court of Colorado having TO do with
the eight-hour bill, which Haywood
was supporting. and which was de
clared unconstitutional by the supreme
court when Judge Goddard was on
the bench. win be offered in evidence.
Orchard swore that he wss employed
TO KIN Judge Goddard and Judge Cab.
bert Of the suprem ecourt. and that
he did attempt to kin them.
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OKLAHOMA PEACHES
us PEACHES

lContineed from page one)
viii seek market outside Of the ter
ritOry viii aggregate about four hun
dred car loads Immediately proceed
Ing and during the time the Okla
homa crop OF Eibertas is being mar
keted there will be about two hum
dred car loads of Indian Territory and
fifteen hundred car loads of Arkansas
stock offered. In all, about two thous-
and one hundred car loads TO be mar
kcted within the space of about three
weeks or ah average of one hundred
cars per day. Since the middle north
usually takes about three hundred
cars per day in years OF plenty. in
this year OF entire absence OF early
maturing stock north of us. Oklahoma
growers need not become unduly ex-
cited for fears of glutted marke
On the other hand. they may conf
dently expect all good. sound we'll
selected, and properly packed stock 10
lind a ready sale az decidedly renunl-
eratiye prices. During "A recent visit
by the writer TO the Arkansas dis
trict / learned of some few crops
which mad been contracted ni Sl00
10 el--N per NlA DdnhtA tldtc i. %. y
cars but in the main. the crop Is
being held for higher prices which
the growers there are confident viii
rule al picking time
The Texas crop Is decidedly hight as
Is also that of Georgia and other
southern states Missouri and Kansas
report practically complete failure,
which Is also the reported conditions
IN northern Arkansas.
The outlook for an apple crop In
Oklahoma was never quite so promis-
ing as az this time. IN view of the
fact that the crop throughout the
north has sustained injury ranging All
the way from total destruction of
some varieties to fifty per cent of a
crop of other varieties, We may safely
anticipate high prices and strong de-
mands for good stock this coming
fall aud winter TO get profitable re-
suits, however the importance Of pro
per an6 seasonable spraying must not
be overlooked and tho orchard must
/ receive The best care and cultivation
The lessons taught al the farmers IN
stitntes and bulletins sent ont by our
experiment station may now be realiz
ed on
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conaratuIatIons Mads Easy.

II is said that In the late '7Os and
early sos, when the late Lord Fal.
mouths colors We're well nigh irwin
chile on the turf Lord Rosebery had
a Hundred forms printed. beginning
my dear Falmouth allow me once
again to congratulate you on the sue
cess OF your horse - IN another
classic race etc. He used TO MI in
these printed forms with the animals
name and that OF the race.
After Lord Rosesarys Kermesse
had beaten Lord Falmouths own flly
in the Champagne stakes at Doncas
ter Lord Falmouth retaliated and sen,
one OF these forms back again with
"Rosebery' substituted for "Fal
mouth and kermesse for the horse
thar had been forwarded to him.
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CLOSING CHAIN
In EVIDENCE
Continued from page d

duction OF evidence Ia support OF the
Orchard stoory and ndeayor further
TO linke the defendant with the con
spiracy TO murder Stunenenberg as
outlined by Orchard in his confession.
Drafts May be Regular,
So far as the evidence has been cor
roDoratiye OF Orchards story OF his
many crimes in major and minor de-
tail. The direct connection OF Hay
wood has yet TO come out In the evil
dence. Certain evidence has linked
him with Adams. who Orchard says
was his partner IN a number OF crimes.
Documentary evidence has shown
HaywpQd's connection with Jack
Simpkins, but as Sinipkins was mem.
ber OF the executive board OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. OF
which Haywood is still secretary and
treasurer, coensel for the defense
claim that the drafts We're drawn ia
the regular course of the Federation
blsiness, and that the prodnction of
drafts from Haywood to Simpkins
have no connection with conspiracy,
being in fact on the records Of the
Federation
simpkins b named IN the indlct-
ment with HAYWOOD. Mover and Petti-
bone, but he he's not been arresfed
One OF ihe drafts in his favor was
drawn after the murder OF Smenen-
berg. The slate has shown hy some
Witnesses that Simpklus Was With or
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He WAS ALL RIGHT

In onr iorefathe.s dag. man often
took 2 rest. but qov tho con,Mou
business way Is. always taKe he ,esi
set everything YOU can ana hold Il
With your might
And IL you soak your fellow man,
why, business makes II right. So
gainst such business guile business
course, I'm take, but In modern col
legs style no rebate, guaranty fake.
While others waste you- davs, loaf
drink, and act the fool help me. oh.
Muse, seek wisdOm's ways in a Byrne
school Some raise hue and CRY
that old systems are the best, but
sure | am if ] but try, the Ryne viii
do the rest And so / will not waste
and gin TO earn the gold No theory
in the Byrne. bur business as IN store
no thousand rules and signs % learn
bat shorthand FROM the go
And II, as oft. / find one who his
notes can't read When write piimanic
with word sign. aud who has gained
no speed him win quickly show
how well the Ryrne is writ. and kind
~ tell him where to so for sure sue
cess IN 1T And II he cant thru
force upon himself prevail 70 so 10
c5,iege Tor course. I n tell him
take by MALL
And now with no delay. for put or
STILES knowledge. viii enroll this
very day In a Byrne Business College
And in few snort months, TN have
the combination TO that success
which each one seeks an experts
education
Tyler Commercial College Tyler
Texas, Memphis Commercial College
a. y. Second ST.. Memphls, Tenn.
Capital City business College. Guth
rie, Okla. Atlanta Commercial Coilege
24M Whitehall ST.. Atlanta, Ga, Ath
ems business College. 1Si1s Clayton
So. Athens Ga.
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Wanted for Highway Robbery.

Sheriff s. j. Winston, returned to
Richmond, Texas this morning with
j. $ Weir, who IS wanted on charge
Of robbing depot agent at Duke. Tex,
in May, 1906 He was arrested hsre
by sheriff Bart Murphy a week ago
and Sheriff Waston arrived in the
city last Wednesday for his prisoner,
but Weir refused TO SO without re-
quisition from the governor Of Texas,
which was received here this morn.
ing and honored by acting Governor
Filson. The lightest sentence for
highway robbery In Texas is fifteen
years and may be punished By hang
Ing
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MAY BUILD EXTENSION

Extensive construction work by the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas company in
the two territories is contemplated, in
cuding an extension og the line into
Guthrie on northwest to Denver. Colo,
Officials in position to know, state
the biue-prints for the additional ex-
tensions are now In existence. They
include also the extension of the Guth-
rie line from Falls, to Shawnee,
where connection viii be made with
the NJ, X & T. line TO Atoka on the
main line TO the gulf Tlie desire is
10 obtain western aud gulf conuec-
tion An extension from Muskogee on
the main line southwest through
Shawnee to Wichita Falls. Texas. IS
also contemplated
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Notary Commissions,

Applications Tor nOtarial commits
sions wer received as follows:
e. S. Russell, Of Snyder for Kiowa
county.
l.. A. Hardin, Of Tecumseh. for Pot
tawatomie cognty.
Ike Abbott Of Kingfisher. for King
fisher county
samuel A. Fails. Of Tyrone, for
Beaver county.
A. F. Rock, of Beaver. for Beaver
County.
Bayard Williams. Of woodward. foi
Woodward county.
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Tlmber Fast plsannearlnn.


An idea Of the rapidity with which
the timber is disappearing from some
sections Of Pennsylvania can be oh
tained from the following figures
which refer 10 the timber cutting on
the Hicks Run tract IN Clearheld
county Original size OF trac. 5000
acres; timber cut the first two years.
5000 acres: stiA standing. 5000 acres;
amount OF timber cut. 10000, 900 feet
amount standing. 200, 100000 feet:
daily capacity OF sawmill, 200 900
feet; daily shipments. is carloads
amount Of timber IN Hicks Run yard
100000 feet time of operation. two
years, estimated time 20 CUT standing
timber, four years; number Of men
employed. 500.
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will see that her baby IS properly
cared for-to do this good purga-
tive is necessary. Many babies spe
fer from worms aud their nofhers
don't know itif your baby Is fever
ish and doesn't sleep al nights. Il Is
troubled with worms Whites Cream
NerJnifuge will clean out these worms
IA mild pleasant way. Once tried
always used Give It trial Price
2l cents C r. Renfro
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LAKE eRlg reorr1Ne clscQlr
(ny AssocIated Prass.l

Tonawanda N a.. June ~ Racing
on the Lake Erie Trottlne Circuit was
inaugurated with a four days' meet
ing which opened here today The
racing here viii be followed by NEST
ings al Rochester Conneaut Lake.
CORY. Tiiusyille. OH CITY. Erie. Brad
ford jamestown. Wellsyilis, iioinell.
Rochester Oler and lonawanda. in
The order named The windNp meet.
ing here viii be held The middle Of
september
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of The people on the saloon matter
JoSeph Thompson WIN probably "
chosen chairman of the ccssenaon
Thps. u. Owen. ~ sfuskoeec. a Has
hell manaeer VIII be made chairman
Of the csmpaisn committee
nao advance guard OF the Demo
cratic delegates has already reached
the city Robert l.. owen and T. p
Gore who were nominated by the
Democrats for the Unised states sen
ate and Pete" Hanraty. of Sorth Me
Alester arrived IN the city yesterday
rfternoon.
Mrs. c. n. Haskell and two daugh.
ters also arrived in the city lurine
the day The Misses Haskell are
known as the two most beautiful
women in Muskogee.
Oklahoma CITY, June 17-Most Of
the DELEGATIONS chosen to the big con
Nention tomorrow are anti.prchibi.
iiOn.
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To Hold Institute Meetlnos,

Secretary McNabb, of the Oklahoma
board Of agrieult Ire, leaves this even
Ing for tour OF Garfield, Grant and
KingGaher counties TO hold the third
series Of Ave special institute meet
ngs ia each Of the counties named.
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class day Part Of the exercises were
eld ~ the gymnasium and the re-
rininaer were conducted IN The open
II. Hugh a. Smith was master OF
ceremonies. and Charles d. lieaion
The class orator
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
League Standing.
Yesterdays Results.

Topeka 2, Oklahoma City 1.
Hutchinson 8, Springfield I
Webb Ci'y 6. Leavenworth T.
Wichita Z, Joplin 0.
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Try Robinson's Shoes.
aoRe eooMgD zoe paeslprNr
Declared 10 BE as Able as Bryan and
a Better Dehater.

Washington june IL Thomas p
Gore The blind man nominated for
nited States senator by the Demo
Gratis OF Oklahoma already has a
boom for president w A. Crodut. of
Washington ia column communlca.
ton 10 the Post gave many reasons
why Gore should be nominated by the
Democrats next year
Crofiut claims Gore Is Just as able
as Roosevelt or Bryan, fully as pro-
gressiye. and a better debater than
either lie also points out that Gore
Is neither alilod with the North or The
South being a Westerner with no
eniangling alliances.
Resides. he says. Gore would get
many votes through sympathy. while
his physical disability would not inter
fere With his duties as president.
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You need a tonic that viii put the
sap of NE into your system and fortify
you from an discusses. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Is recognized as
the greatest strensihener known Ten
on Tablets, 35 cents &C r. Renfro.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdav,s Results.

Brooklyn IL, Chicago /
Cincinnati 2. Philadelphia 0.
Boston 2. ST. Louis 0.
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The value Of Pabst Blue Ribbon
Beer lies IN its strengthening quali-
ties as a food Pabst Eight-N
Mating Process retains all
food value Of the barley-grah
found ia this beer Of quality.
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(First published in Daily Leader
June ~ 1907

(First published in Daily Leader
June H. 1907
In the matter Of The estate Of Myra
Smith, late OF the city of Guthrie.
County OF Logan. Territory OF Okla
hpma Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said Myra Smith, deceased. are re-
puested to exhibit the same. with the
necessary vouchers 40 the unleraign.
ed, duly appointed and qualified ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF Myra
Smith. deceased at CITY Of Guthrie,
Ia the County of Logan, and Territory
OF Oklahoma, and chat four months
after the first publication of this 20.
tice has been limited by order OF the
Probate court of said Logan county,
as the time for creditors Of said de-
ceased. 10 exhibit and present their
claims against said estate
Dated the l7th day OF June. 1907.
A. d. FANTROY.
AdministralCr
Gustave A. Erixon. attorney ior ad.
ministrator
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THERE WILL
tBE NO CLASH
(ConlInred from page (

tcontinred from page onel a
Jim Crow Sar laws.
There win be no clash between the
prohibiiGnists and anti-prohieillon-
ISIS, il having been agreed between
The Two faetlona 10 submit 10 me win
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80 ~ al aoeAEsTEa.

lhy Associated Press.)
Roehesier y. Y June 1.-THE
University ~ Rochester seniors had
f'll charge of the university and
eampN today j, being their annual
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Tomorrow We start big sale on
our second lot of Hammocks 4 25
llammoeks az 79c s2C0 Hammock at
Si.tS.
GRAND LEADER.
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Ancient Rome

IS now merely a memory Of the past
Ballads Snow Liniment is the IA
mily inlment OF the twentieth cen.
tpry A positive cure for Rheuma.
inns Bnrns Cuts. spralns. Neuralgia
etc. Mf, G. a. l)unyon stanherry
Mo-. wr.ies ~ have used Snow
liniment for Rheumatism AID an
palm. ! can't say enough N MS
praise C r. Renfro.
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(First published in Daily Leader June
II, 1907
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun-
ty SIS:
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Wade has this day filed in the Office
of the County Clerk in and for said
county. his petition. asking that IL
cense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors
on lot No. II in block No. l6, Fifth
ward. town OF Crescent In said Comfy
and Territory.
If no protest be filed before July 3,
1907, he viii demand of the County
Clerk of said County that petition he
granted and license issued as provided
by lay
Dated June II, 1907
THOMAS WADE
Applicant.
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Captain W A knlpe aud Senator
, ~ Hickam are 10 the city from
Perkins.
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Santa re Claim Adinster Grldiey is
IN the city from Arkansas city today
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(First published in Daily Leader June
n. 1907
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan coun-
~, SIS:
Notice Is hereby given that r Shus-
ter. has this day filed in the Office Of
the County Clerk. in and for said
county. his petition, asking that III
cense be granted him 20 sell at retail,
male. spiriuous and Yinous liquors on
lot No. 10. in block No. l5, Firth ward
town Of Crescent in said County and
Territory
II no protest be filed before July 8.
1907, he will demand of the County
Clerk OF said County thar petition be
granted aud license issued as provided
by lay. 4t..,a.
Dated June IA, 1907,
f. SHUST ar,
Applicant
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Summe. sausage and the best
nfals 10 ihe city We cater 10 live
people Star Meat Market Gro
cefy phone 4G2
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Phone No ] Ia time and you viii
never miss yolr train. Baggage
Hit kly carried Royal b. D. aud
Cab CO.
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In Departments

'nsHsnsHsaaHsnsH susnansnss.
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Base Ball.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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(First published in Daily Leader June
IL 1AnT
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LconLIneed from page onel
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-19

FOR SALE:-My entire transfer out
fit, at a bargain. Apply R. L. Bal
lard, at IngersolPs Book Store. If.
FOR SALE Gentle driving horse
and buggy; also Partridge Cochin
chickens, 1909 N. Washington. 5t*
FOR SALE:- One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. In
quire at Roswell Machine Shop. 16tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Stock ranch,
near Torrance, N. NJ, well equipped
with plenty of range. Address DIR.
r. J.. Thomson, Tucumcari, N. NJ.
96t1O*
FOR SALE Roses, honeysuckle,
shrubs, privet hedge, vigorous and
very cneap-Mrs. G. P. Johnson,
4OS N. Richardson ave. 96t3
FOR SALE Three or four miles
of open woven wire fence; also
fence posts. Apply at Oasis ranch,
phone BAT. 16tf
FOR SALE A brand new, latest
model No. Z Remington typewriter,
at a bargain. Apply at Record office.
73tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Homestead with good
pasture for one year. AZ miles
south. Apply to Mrs. Nora Petty at
ranch, or Box Ii, City. 94t5*
RENT Large furnished front
room with closet, 40S N. Ky. 96t3*
RENT Offices formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Joyner.-Dr. J. w. Kin
singer. 93t6*
RENT good six-room house
With modern conveniences, bath and
electric lights. Close il. Inquire at
Record office. 93tf-
ROOMS for light house keeping, at
a bargain if taken by Monday. BIS
North Richardson. 9St2<
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FOR RENT Room with board, 209
n. Pa. ave-. 9St3
FOR RENT Nice furnished room.
See Mrs. Divers, 512 N. Mo. ave. 9Stf
FOR RENT Broom house, cen
trally located. furnished through
sey COW. Will lease for II or IA
months Possession given Move. LIST.
Apply to r. d. Bell. 95tf
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RoswelPs MAYOR seems to be

RoswelPS mayor seem to be too
busy a man for the job. And that is
another reason why government by
commission is better than volunteer
service for nothing. Mr.. Stockard is
out of town oftener than he is pres
ent at council meetings. OF course
he cannot be blamed for this, since
a man must give his first co1sidera-
ton to the business whereby he
makes a living-but the public inter
ests demand more careful attention
than the average business man can
give them.
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FOR SALE $4,000 roller top office
desk for half price, good as new
Inquire at Record office. 95tf
FOR SALE:-Two town lots in the
best residence district of Artesia.
VIII be sold at a bargain. Inquire
at Record office. If
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WANTED.

WANTED Girl or woman to cook
and do homework for small family.
Apply COS n. Mo. ave. 96t3*
WANTED A good and agreeable
house keeper, $500 per month. APP
ply Makin's second hand store. 98tf
Lady stenographer wishes perma-
neat employment. Address Record
907 or phone 325. 96t6*