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lie schools of this city. This action is
taken for the reason that negroes
from north of the Mason and Dixon
Line have notions not familiar with
Southern traditions and sentiment
and are persona non grata to the
Nashville board of education.
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South Carolina Bankers in Session.

Charleston, S. c., June 25.-Many
subjects of great interest to the bank
ers of the state will be discussed at
the annual meeting of the South Ca
rolina association, which convenes
here this evening in response to the
invitation of the Charleston Clearing
House association. Scores of visitors
arrived today and are the guests of
the local financial houses. The conven
ton will extend through tomorrow and
Thursday.
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Iowa Retail Jewellers Meet.

Des Moines. Ia, June 25.-When
President J. NJ Nabstedt, of Daven-
port called the annual convention of
the Iowa Retail jewelers. association
to order today, he faced the largest as
semblage of its kind ever held in this
state Three days will be consumed
in transacti1g the business before the
association. which will be interspersed
with speeches and entertainments.
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GODMOTHER OF WOMAN'S
RELIEF CORPS OEA

Chicago, June 25.-Mrs. Catherine
E. ellison. known to the members o1
the Woman's Relief Corps throughout
the country as the "Godmother of the
w. R. c." died here yesterday at the
age of 90.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Baker, of White
hall, H., arrived Monday evening to
spend the summer with Mrs. Bakers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Bell Mrs
Baker was formerly Miss Cortez Bell,
who has many friends in Roswell.
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PRINCE FUSHiMI SAILS
FOR HOME TODAY

Victoria, B. c., June 25.-Prince
Fushimi, of Japan, will embark today
at Esquimalt on the steamer Mon
mouth for home. The Monmouth will
be met off the coast of Japan by a
squadron of war ships
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WELL KNOWN BOOK-MAKER
KILLED BY STREET CA

Seattle. Wash. June 25.-Willian
M. Ayres. of Portland. Oregon. onI
of the best known book-makers of the
West, was struck and killed yesterday
by an inter-urban car as he left tae
local race track.
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Wanted One Hundred Horses.

I am now in shape to shoe horses
RIGHT. Interfering. over-reachi7g
and lame, narrow heel cured easily
by our wide-heel shoes. Dan Neese.
our filter A trial is all I ask.-R- F.
Cruise, Texas Shop. 9Stf
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Announcement.

The management of the Roswell
Tent City and Sanitorium desires TO
announce that having purchased the
tent cottages aad equipment of the
Sunnyside Sanitorium, they are no
longer compelled to turn away guests.
but can accommodate all corners. 98t3
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Last Bodv Found.

Washington, June 25.-Admiral Ber
ry, commander of the Norfolk, Navy
Yard. reports the finding today of the
body of Seaman Frank B. Plumlee,
the last of the eleven men lost from
the launch of the battle ship Mime
sofa.
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New President for Panama

Panama, June 25.-Ge1eral Obald-
ia of the Panama republic to the Unit
ed States today assumed the acting
presidency. President Amador has
been granted a six months leave of
absence from Panama he will bear the
title of Titular President.
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NORTHERN NEGROES
PERSONA NON GRATA.

Nashville. Tenn. June 25.--A tacit
conclusion was reached by the Nash
vile board of education last night
that only negroes born. bred and edu-
Gated in the South need apply for po-
sitions as teachers in the colored pub
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---C-
oil OIL oil

If you want good goods at. honest
prices, call I'D Phone 412 AID ask our
wagon to deliver you our high-grade
oil or gasoline. Give us a trial and let
us convince YOU.
THE SUPERIOR REFINERY co,
Independent Oil Refneries.
76-tf. Phone 412
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Roswell Creamery Ice Cream.

l now have charge of Gronsky's ice
cream wagon and am selling ice cream
made by the Roswell Creamery, wnicn
insures its quality. 99t1*
J. T. WINTERMANT
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Notice.

Bids will be received at the Office
of the Commonwealth Water Co. at
Barstow, Texas, until 400 p. M, July
10th, 1907, for the drilling of a $500
foot well; plans and specifications
furnished on application. Address all
communications to A E. Hayes, Sec,
Barstow, Texas. 97t10
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For Sale.

My house and three lots at Wash
ington and Fifth. See any member OF
the Roswell Realty Board or
93tf F. E. BROOKS
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Special Ten Day offer.

INGERSOLL'S Matchless Fountain
Pen, SIPS. Sold under absolute guar
antee. 99tf.
INGERSOLL'S BOOK STORE.
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TO REGULATE COMMERCE

Federal Government Given Power by
the Constitution to Regulate Com
merce Between the States Has No
Power to Prohibit Interstate Com
merce.
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76-tf.
New Railroad Schedule.
South Bound.

Arrive, daily, 6-25 p m
Depart, daily. 6:35 p. m.
North Bound.
Arrive, daily, $3.50 a. m.
Depart. daily. sos a. m.
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Victoria, B. c., June 25.-Refugees
were fleeing from the districts affect
ed by the revolution in South China
when the steamer Empress of Japan,
which arrived yesterday, left Hong
Kong. All reported that the rebel
movement was a most pretentious one
with an army organized after Euro
pean methods. War notes which the
rebel leaders promise to redeem at
twice their face value after the fall
of Canton are being issued Proclama-
tions are posted and everything car
ried out in form. Most of the arms u.s.
ed are the French quick-fring rifles
and machine guns, smuggled in dur
ing the past three years by way of
Annoy and Canton.
After capturing the towns on the
way to Swatow the rebel forces NOV
ed again forward, seemingly making
toward Canton. Huicnou and Xowlee
on the mainland opposite Hong Kong,
were captured, the imperial troops be-
ing badly worsted.
France is taking advantage of the
outbreak to press for a French expe-
dition being sent to Canton to pro-
tect that city, and the Pekin officials
are reported as strenuously opposing
such a move.
Large quantities of supplies for the
rebels are arriving at Hong Kong il
the names of foreigners.
Some bloody incidents are report
ed. Civil and military officials are be-
ing butchered. The families of some
officials were forced to drown them
selves in wells. The refugees arriving
are in sad condition, many having
abandoned everything, even leaving
the sick and children in their precip-
itate flight. Outbreaks have been re-
baum.
Labor Troubles in Japan.
Victoria, B. c., June 25.-Following
the recent labor troubles at the Ashie
copper mines and minor collieries, a
serious disturbance is reported at the
BossAi copper mines near Mialoshita,
Japan. Ten thousand strikers burned
the mine buildings, destroyed much
other property. killed the chief of po-
lice at Suimoto and attacked a regi-
ment of soldiers. The miners armed
themselves with rifles and ammunition
taken from the mining company whose
mine they destroyed. Dynamite car
tridges were also used by the rioters.
Many scenes of violence were enact
ed and a number of fatalities have
are said to be Socialists,
alleged to be the same VINO fomented
the trouble at the Ashie mines. The
damage done to the mines is estimat
ed at one million dollars.
War in Guatemala.
New Orleans, La, June 25.-A spe-
cial from Port Barries, Guatemala to- |
lay says: The forces at each of the |
coast ports held in readiness to repel
nvasio1s number five hundred men |
At each place. each battalion of this |
size having six rapid-ire and six
siege guns. The dispatch also con-
firms reports that coast Notifications |
are being erected at special ports.
The Guatemalan government is report |
I'd to be negotiating TO buy 400-ton
steamer of 1S-klot speed to be armed |
With eight rapid-fire guns and used
Is a man of war
Washington, June 25.-The State
today received a cable
gram from American minister at Guat
,mala City. stating that the situation
n Salvador is disquieting and that
10Th Guatemala and Salvador are
sending troops to the frontier.
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To Loan.

$4,000 on real estate security.-Ed-
ward A. Finnegan. Garst Bldg. 94tf
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CONFRONTED WITH WITNESSES
ON THE STAND ORCHARD DE-
MES THEIR TESTIMONY.
TALKS With ORCHARD

Various Witnesses Tell of Converse
tions in Which Orchard Threatened
Steunenberg.- Witness Says Orch
ard Called on Chief Detective of the
Mine Owners.
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FEDERAL
POWER

SENATOR KNOX TELLS YALE LAW
DEPT. GRADUATING CLASS OF
ITS DEVELOPMENT AND
TENDENCIES.
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WAR IS ON
IN CHINA
REBEL MOVEMENT A PRETEN
TIOUS ONE, ORGANIZED AT
TER EUROPEAN METHODS.
REBELS ARE WINNING

Have Captured Number of Towns,
Defeating Government Troops.-La-
Dor Troubles in Japan Guatemala
and Salvador are Getting Ready for
War.-Situation Bad.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

When the amphora is not used light object
must necessarily be weighted down with heav-
er one to keep it from toppling over a small
agate dish fitting the head and about three or
four inches high with heavier object within
may be substituted and then there is no fear Of
breaking the vessel.
Do not attempt these exercises until all gar
ments that bind are removed and the body is
thoroughly relaxed. Do not attempt them when
tired or fatigued. Take the exercises slowly and
with great care, remembering the essential value
of each one.
EXERCISES FOR POISE OF THE HEAD.
| Place the vessel on the head drop the arms,
and breathe deeply, filling the topmost cells of
your lungs If the amphora remains safely on
YOUR head all is well; but should it suddenly de-
scend you are only initiating your lungs and rais'
ing the chest.
Repeat this exercise until you breathe prop
erly and with 10 deep inhalations remains high
and dry
Here is another exercise. Place the left hand
on the hip. with the right one holding .the am.
pbora Place YOUR eyes on straight line ahead
of YOU and walk slowly around the room walk
backwards and forward dozen times, changing
the hands when they become tired The necessi'
ty of holding the head rigid will cause the entire
body to fall into graceful lines.
In couple of days if you are a good student
Won can carry the vessel about your apartments
without holding it and with arms hanging loose
or on the hips Don't stare wildly at an object,
but with a natural calm gaze.
When the art of balancing the vessel has been
learned, then fill it half full of water. If you
have had the unovey habit of top-tilting your
chin this vessel-carrying will break it. and the
exercise will also have an excellent effect in re-
moving the sagging flesh of double chin. The
throat will become firm and well arched when
these exercises are correctly followed.
After you can make a circuit of your
with the filled vessel you may branch out into
all sorts of general physical culture exercises, do
ing scores of them with the vessel on your head.
Here is a good one: Bring the hands out straight
in front, palms downward and while bringing
one foot forward send the hands ont sideways in
sort of half swimming motion. Twist the
body at the waistlne with hands on the hips.
This movement is recommended to those who
wish to reduce the size OF the hips and waist
1t is we'll to count you go through these ex-
ercises for regularity great deal in
compshing satisfactory results.
To develop the muscular formations of the
chest place the arms close to the sides of the
body, fattened palms, then bring the hands up
to the sides of the amphora, palms held outward
EXERCISES FOR THE NECK.
In these exercises for the symmetrical develop
ment of the neck all the work is done by the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

your we'll preserved woman from 80 to 40 years
OF age, possesses that matchess curve, sweeping
away from the sides of the head to the shoulders,
gift from Nature which only comes with ma
turing years.
/ know a dozen or more society "debs" and
matrons who have recently formed themselves into
an exclusive little club presided over by an en-
thusiastic member-an ardent devotee of physical
culture. Last week they started few exercises
which not only trains the head in the way 1t
should go, but imparts the perfect balancing of
the trunk and limbs
THE ANIPHORA TO THE RESCUE.
The members of the aforesaid club gathered
themselves together one day and sailed in the
Italian quarter of their town to purchase the de-
sired amphora for each.
This classic vessel has not had its form changed
since modelled by the ancient Greeks and Romans,
who likewise employed it for holding wines, vim
egars, potions and oils besides water. 1t is in
expensive, and made from unglazed clay. 1t is
so shaped that its contents not easily spilled
as its bottom is concave, allowing it to rest ad-
vantageously on the head
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

head and the raised arm on which the head rests
at intervals. Assume the position shown in the
fourth sketch. Here the arm is so poised that
when the head is in repose the tips of the fin.
gers will lightly rest on the middle of the fore
head. These exercises should be taken while you
are sitting, only to it that you are sitting WELL
with the chest thrown out. When the table you
are using seems too low place book two un
der your elbow Another movement consists of
slowly rolling the head backwards keeping the
fingers stationary, so that when it is far back
as it will go, the finger tips will be below the
chin. Then bend the head as far forward with
the hand or finger tips on the crown. Repeat
five times alternately.
Rest the finger tips upon the nose or forehead,
twist, the head around until the fingers touch the
side of the head well toward the back, repeat un.
til you have swung your head around in nearly
semicircle.
A most efficient exercise to build up that
splendid contour of the neck is to bend it as
far to the sides, front and back possible, doing
it slowly, with all muscles relaxed
Then swing the head around in semi-circle
as drowsy child allows hers to fall. Continue
this exercise ten times. Stop soon as the
strain becomes unpleasantly apparent. Don't
exercise more than 10 or Is minutes, taking
the movements slowly and with regularity. That
is the only way to accomplish real, lasting ben
eft. .>Ta~/snno
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

ber of the proprietary hair dyes contain sugar OF
lead and SULPHUR both ingredients to darken the
hair, but the color they produce is dirty and
faded
| should be very sure that the hair dye you
name contained no harmful ingredients and that
it was prepared by a thoroughly reliable firm.
j. Brewster a German statistician, aftirms
that IF man shaves every twelve hours
his beard will grow from six to twelve inches
year; but if he shaves only once in thlrty-siX
hours it will grow but from four to SIX inches
IN that time" From this is deduced the theory
that frequent clipping will stimulate the growth
of the hair of the head
1t is one of the physiological pecuiarties of the
sexes that the male sex should have weaker
hair than the female, though they are constant
ly following the above theory of nvigoration by
having it frequently cut.
Yes, you may come again, ] am always pleased
to help any one seeking advice.
TO DYE BROWN HAIR
do not know that pyrogalic acid will injure
either your hair or scalp, and in this way af-
feet your general health. Many women have used
it with good results and / have heard none of
them complain of its being injurious. Why don't
you try this dye made of five ounces of rose
water, one dram of pyrogallic acid, and two
drains of eau de cologne. A delicate rouge that
will give faint color such as you wish may be
made from one-half dram of carmine, two ounces
OF French chalk and one dram of oil of almonds
These ingredients mixed thoroughly the oil
is absorbed by the carmne and chalk, thus leav
ing a dry, but adhesive powder. Before using sift
through fine piece of silk.
AN EGG SHAMPOO BENEFICIAL
Shampooing the hair every two weeks will moi
prove injurious to the growth when the cleansing
is properly done. Eggs are about the best cleans
ing agent, and the sulphur acts as a tonic to the
growth Fill washbasin with hot water, rut
two or three eggs into the hair Gt is not neces
sary to beat them beforehand) and you will have
a suds just like soap. Rinse the hair well with
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

tality and assimilatve power TO finally attain
the desired tissue If too fat the cold baths
should help to consume or burn up the surplus
A GOOD CLEANSING CREAM.
MAID MARION.-All cold cream should be
used for cleansing only, removing at once, there
by giving it little chance to stimulate the growth
of halr.
Cleansing Cream: Orange flower water,
ounces; almond oil, 4 ounces; spermaceti, 1
ounce; white wax, l ounce.
ONE MANS BLUNDER.
JAYSON.--You need not have proclaimed the
fact that you are of the masculine gender knew
that much by your chiroqaphy. And | also
guessed that you were in very bad humor when
YOU wrote the scraw but don't wonder Any
man who jabs a blind boil on his nose with a
pin is likely to have very time of it. From
your description | should say that you have
poisoned your blood and | would lose no time
in sprmting over to your physician, He will
likely wash it out with an antiseptic, You pos
sibly know that fatal results sometimes follow such
gross careessness but / hope that you will
escape with only the memory Of it,
TO REMOVE VERMIN FROM HEAD
SCHOOL GIRL.-Use solution made of a
pint of alcohol and an ounce of fish buds, ol
berries, on your hair and the nits will disap
pear with vigorous combing with fine comb.
STAINS OF PAINT AND INK ON HANDS.
REA.--stains OF ink and paint may be easily
removed from the hands with bit of pumic
stone or with benzine, nitric acid, lemon juice
oxalc acid or a strong solution OF vinegar an'
water After using the acid apply little almonC
oil to soften the skin, and after rubbing lemon
do not use soap, as this is too drying.
DISCRETION IN USING HAIR DYES.
MRS. CARTER.--I do not advocate the us
of promiscuous and patent hair dyes because tn
color they produce is never normal and is there
fore conspicuous and incongruous, while the
evil results following the use of them are gen
orally irremediable and sometimes fatal A mum
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.

MASSAGE AND EDECIRlCll1 Y.
"HILLCREST. Massage and electricity will
in time strengthen the muscles of the face so
that the wrinkles are blotted out Applying plas'
tiers will not do away with lines. The thing is to
fill out the tissues, which have become depleted
and allowed the outer skin to fall in loose folds
To do away with hollow cheeks the large muscles
of the face must be manipulated with clawlng
movement, not rolling or pnching. Electricity
has the power of stimulating all functional en-
ergy promoting cellular nutrition, quickening the
circulation and energizing nerves and muscles.
Madge.-If you will send me a sef-addressed
and stamped envelope, | viii forward name OF
cleansing cream, | have used it for years with
success. No trouble at all, come again,
THE PACE THAT KILLS.
VANITY FAIR-What a gaysome creature you
must be to have engagements every night in the
week But frankly, | do not approve of it and
neither will your constitution for any length OF
time You do not give yourself time to recu-
perate and the loss of sleep is itself a most eff
fcient means Of destroying facial beauty, max
ing your eyes dull and sunken and lmpartlng
haggard and worry lines that nave no rght 10
be there.
think three nights a week on the average,
quite enough to leave your freside. As eX-
ample of what the strenuous social pace does for
women look at the "debs" and the leaders in
the matrons class at the end of the season. Many
hie off to retreats" and health resorts with the
coming of Lent, thankful that the season" is
over and a normal existence is awaiting them.
COLD BATHS INVIGORATING.
A. SIMPSON.-It often happens that the same
kind of physical culture will reduce fat
people and develop thin The reason is this.
The proper condition is that of the normal, and
good health which results from hygienic living
produces the normal. The cold bath every morn.
ing viii make you more vigorous and will i'm.
prove your health in every way. When one is
thin and unable TO gain normal weight the daily
cold bath will often help to acquire sufficient vi.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
Uses for Old Gloves
Exchange,

These, so often thrown away, have good uses.
The backs of light or white ones will make face
and leg coverings for dolls wanted on the Christ.
mas tree, and there can be no better iron hold,
ers than those made of three or four placed
together, as the heat will not penetrate them
Two pair of old black kid gloves boiled to
pulp in quart of water will produce black
liquor which jsllies when cold. This jelly can
be melted and used as an almost unrivaled revver
OF black lace and stuffs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

W5EaIO those who know, it means the polse
of the entire body
When the head is held correctly in
a straight line with the spine it draws up the
chest, gives graceful natural poise to the Shout
ders, fattens the abdomen and so produces that
perfect balance we admire in women OF regal
bearing and dignity.
This natural and perfect posture of the body
is well exemplifed in the arrow-like Indian, so
also in the peasant women of Southern Europe
who have long been famed for their magnificent
physique and perfect bodily poise which is traced
to their habit, centuries old, of carrying objects
of one thing and another, their heads.
A friend of mine who is wintering in Upper
Egypt, writes that Nuban women and Others OF
surrounding countries are constant source OF
wonder and beauty to her. The first time she
beheld these witching Oriental Venuses she felt
as though they had just stepped out of a wall
picture; their dress and ornaments being identi-
cal with those represented in the Tombs. Three
women had gone to the riverside and were bear
ing water jars aloft on their heads with even less
concern than the average woman who wears a
new hat for the first time
Goodness, but are artificial race!
These women have physical culture exer-
cises to either develop their figures or stimulate
circulation and respiration, for in that favorable
climate life is passed mostly out of doors. Their
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
HOLD UP YOUR HEAD.

Every woman today who is young enough and
ambitious, never allows her head to sulk and
drop between her shoulders for half minute. 1t
is simply death to her good looks, and the wise
little wiffet knows this
When you speak of woman who is proud,
but poor do you conjure up mental picture of
a creature with bowed head? Not much. She
holds it at an angle altogether eloquent and in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

For treatment for hair that has been destroyed
by the present practice of rafting" there is
nothing better than scalp massage, the applica-
tion of a good hair grower and electric brushing.
This sort of coaxing will create new growth
and will cause the old one to take new courage
and to brace up and behave.