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ltIa. IN THE CANAL ZONE.

s 3iD high wages paid make 1t temptation to our young arti-
 join the force q skilled work odcd to construct the Panama fsxp1!. Many are restrained however hy ifsH lear q levers and malaria. It s T f{ic knowing ones-those who have 11Sed Electric Bitters, who go there 4thout this fear. we'll knowing they Ere ..safe from malarious influence
 EIectric Bitters on hand. <. Cures
 ooisoD too. biliousness, weak
 aii stomach. Eyer and kidney
 Guaranteed by all d,ys-
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Williams CaTholIe salys with ArnIea and
 Witch nazeI.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers Salt Rhsum. Tsiter chapped hands and allskin crupdons. lt is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or mcn-y refunded. Fries 25c. Sold by Converse Brooks, druggists
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Will Mayo has moved back from Duncan and his family is comfortably domciled in his nice, comfortable dwelling just west of the Mrs. Olivia Washington home.
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m in FromgHoiiy Greye,
c. EprToRz

n Epron
 sJ4gre 5 2 iittle advice l tFdnk we S1 sH do well tpsfeIlow:,~
 ts'seyn sia who thinks only pi lSont 'tinss; vho tra'f J h' Iongue cutter ony pleasant words; who re- jjtnbcrs that frowns are unbe eo,aiH g |ll smiles are better. who keeps his !S4es vel under control and remem- ,eSS that they are not an interesting u Tel b others: who enters into the ,I1k ard as far as possible into the iq12Gs cf he young people about him; o Aeyei alloys 10 becsms slouchly Fl eetsess in appearance; who treats p1Hers as he likes to be cared for EliInsep and never demands too much ron hls friends; who remembers :tl1 >ysEy one does not thipk alike in sysryaeias
 yk X REa3er.
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/ ]. B. Taylor has just completed a neat ani very substantial poultry wire fence around his garden Chickens can neither fly ever or go through it. MT. Jim goes upon the hypothesis that any thing that is worth doing at all is worth doin2 well and when well done tis twice done.
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hopes TOT ,n.u ' some again.

~p's 'o' mn U os some again.
 senator Lees 'v| ed is certainly a three cheers for oa, his bill It will pv Jug trade to a s,.,' are s'ad'of>tAe u.s,, school. .fnnd. ,It the increase iashsa 'o'd soldiers isssryt lature. Cotton picking k this season and ihs,. of'cotton just at .A.' there has been no month of February u,1 roads have greatly cotton is coming iai,' Say country. also iron vacinity. The road, the farmers were hauling their cotton a two sections.
 Notwithstanding th. ths weather last saad son had a good consr's him preach. He gsss course on the subjec, His appeal to the yout advantage of chrislI,, training was timely The young lady or yo,ns neglects education cs,l greatly in his or her hshI
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Thanks.

I'll in sart at the great be 1 caus 1 by the death of my vife. l very grateful to the 1o hear I people of Brinkley Scugl uIness and goodness. 6o h, ! us il our hour of Ma Z years Of resid snce fss endeared these goo l IS 50 many ways and G5 has indeed been great - bot lny daughter and my E of Der ,emsnt.
 6llall ways remember you. Sincerely your friend
 D. Wm. GRorHs.
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WILLIAM $ MF'5. co. Props Cleveland, Q.
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We have just learned that Col. R. E. Johnson, one of Monroe county's honored citizens for number of years, but now of Salisaw, |. IT,. had pretty severe stroke of paralysis last Thursday morning, but had re-
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THE FRISCO REVELATIONS
AND REAL CRIMINALS

From Ell Paso Herald.
The revelation of gigantic bribery
in the San Francisco graft trials ex-
ICED anything of the sore since the no
torious Tweed ringg was exposed IN
New York. Even the St. Louis trac-
ton bribery cases fade into compora-
tive insignificanse beside the shame
less corruption of Ruef, Scsmitz and
their associates and tools.
AS to the guilt of the San Francis
co crowd there seems to be little or
no doubt. Whether they can be con-
victed or not remains to be seen, but
the public has pretty well made UP it's
mind from the published specifications
however contrary to the letter and
spirit OF our laws such prejudgment
may be.
1t is hard for honest men to under
stand the mind of a man who will sell
his soul to the devil as these men did
But it is a good deal easier to see
their side and to be charitable toward
their shortcomings on accoun of their
probable deficiencies in education and
early environment, than it is to retain
a grain of respect for the educated,
wealthy. respectable" scamps who
put up their money with which these
miserable towards were brobed.
AS between Schmitz and Ruef, and
the rich men who used them, the
greater criminals r the mes that
/ L~,.-A% - 49, 49, -~
If any are to wear stripes for their
crimes, it is TO be hoped that the off.
Gals and their BOSS will not be the
only ones. They should be punished
ing their oaths of Office as well as the
code of the law when they sold theil
honor. But they could not have sold
il there had been none to buy, and bri
berry on such an immense scale strikes
at the very vitals of popular govern.
ment.
In the traction deal. 100000 was
the moun paid by the respectable
rich to the elected oficials-whether
to do their duty or to betray the PEG,
RS oOSS 1AOCN ~ NOoSAC SAAAA
and conspiracy at all. 1t takes a pref
ty big man to refuse a $175, 900 gift
especially If he was going to vote
that way anyway" Scamitz was too
small to xpose the game of the brib-
ers. and the bribers were too small
to expose the game of the officials.
The people were sold put by both
sides. and now it is time "the people
had an inning.
The trial judge seems to Re a square
man. The district attorney a al
ready shown his metal. At the very
last It will be for IL tried jurymen to
decide and then we shall find out IL
the money OF Ruef and the rich crooks
back of him is as good as it used to
be.
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PRESS WAR ON CORPORATIONS

The announcement comes from
Kansas that William Allen White, the
distinguished author and editor of the
Emporia Gazette, is about to make
war on corporations through the me-
dunn of the Kansas press.
Report has it that Mr.. White is
forming the newspapers of his state
into a syndicate to get after the cor
po~rations. and that already 100 of
them have formally agreed to con-
1uct their reform campaign on lines
laid down. by Mr.. White.
Republican, he mas been SO independ-
ent that he has been held more or
less in fear by the politicians of his
party in the state.
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IMMIGRATION BUREAU
PREPARED FOR BUSINESS

That the purpose of the newly
organized Immigration Bureau intends
to make itself useful, rather thar
merely ornamental. Is indicated by
the following resolutions adopted at
the meeting in Santa Fe this week:
Whereas: The purpose of the ACT
creating this Bureau is for the adver-
tory of New Mexico as a whole and
not for the benefit OF any particular
section or sections;
And Whereas: 1t is the aim of the
present Bureau to extend the benefits
OF said Bureau to all parts of the
Territory insofar as the of
the Bureau will permit;
Be II Resolved, That meetings of
this Bureau be held as frequently as
possible. and that such meetings be
cable in the several districts Of the
territory represented by the member
snip OF the Bureau;
And be it further resolved. that the
several boards of county commission
'ers, the city and town councils. COM
imercial clubs. boards of trade and
other business organizations of the
Territory be invited to lend their aid
to advance the work Of the Bureau
and cooperate witn IL in its efforts
to give proper publicity to the re-
sources OF the Territory.
b u further resolved. that the aext
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meeting of the Bureau be held in AL
buquerque, N. NJ, at an early date to
be fixed by the Secretary of the Blu
reau after consultation with the mem
bers of the Bureau.
Be it further resolved, that this
Bureau hereby sets the date for it's
third meeting for August 18th, 1907.
in the city of Roswell, N. M.
Whereas: An office has been ten
dered for the use of the Bureau of
immigration at its headquarters in
albuquerque free of charge, by D. A.
MACPHERSON, and whereas said Blu
reau in the past mas found it neces-
sary to pay the sum of SIS per month
for the rent of its Office. and whereas
the acceptance of such offer will
mean a considerable saving to the
Bureau:
Be it Resolved, That the said offer
is hereby accepted and the thanks of
the Bureau are hereby extended to
d. A. Macpherson for such offer.
And be it further Resolved, That
in accordance with law, in future all
printing of whatever kind to be done
for this Bureau inc to be paid for
from the funds at it's disposal be let
to the lowest responsible bidder. pro
vided hat said printing shall always
be done in a satisfactory to
| this Bureau. and that all printing to
be SO done, be properly ADVERTISED
and that sufficient notice be given, to
gether with proper specifications sc
that all printing and publishing es
Establishments in New Mexico shall
have an equal opportunity in com
peting for such work.
Be it Resolved: BY the Bureau Of
Immigration Of the Territory of New
Mexico mat the headquarters of the
Bureau and the Office of it's Secretary
be and they are hereby located al
Albuquerque, N. NJ, during the ensu
ing two years, and hat auxiliary of
fees of this Bureau may be located
in the districts of the several mem
beers.
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Classified 'Ad5."'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-W. G.
skillmaa. Att
Lea. 3Etf
Board and room 500 per month at
Woolverton Business College. t32t5
FOR SALE 8 H p. GASOLINE en-
gine.-L. K. McGaffey, 10S N. Main
street. t26tf
FOR SALE:-Two full blood female
g~reyhounds, two years old. inhuire
at this office. ssf8*.
Will sell a course in correspondence
school at a bargain. Have 1ot }time
to study.-E. ]. w. care Record.( 34t6
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots, we'll located, at r~ock-b4ttom
prices. CARLTON & BELL.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Rhone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf
FOR SALE Three or four miles of
open woven wire fence: also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone BAT. O7tf.
Eighty acres, well improved IA
miles from court house, for sale at
a bargain for a few days.-Carlton
& Bell.
FOR SALE City farms n faach
properties. Best prices. Miss Nell
R. Moore, rear American National
Bank. B4tf
FOR SALE $40 acres, not patent
ed, surface well and windmill Nell
R. Moore, rear American National
Bank. 34tf
FOR SALE:-Nice house, well flocat-
ed ,%artesian water, plenty Shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneapl-CaT
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-Or trade a nice Fubur-
ban home. Acre property. Good
hause, plenty water, young Orchard
some alfalfa. This at a BARGAIN
Carlton & Bell. 27tf.
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benjamin Ide Wheeler, DIT,

Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president
of the University of California, talk
ed at a dinner in San Francisco about
bores Your true bore" he said,
must always preface his remarks
with some lengthy dissertation. pref
erably Of q historical nature. Thus
there was once a bore who presided
at a banquet. When he rose to begin
the postprandial ceremonies he
thought hazily that he would a
something appropriate and wise about
food. So ne waved his hand W the
well<Alled board and began: Gentle
men. the Observation-Disclosures prac-
tice Of eating meals is. we have every
a TO believe. one which-ahem-
one which dates back to the remotest
antiquity"
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The attention OF the New Mexican
is called to the fact thai even Presi-
dent Roosevelt is accused of being a
Democrat, and hat there is talk of
William J. Bryan nominating him for
President in the next National Demo
cratic convention. Even the smallest
symptoms of honesty II a Republican
eyes of his own party,-but Demo
Gratis stand for principle first and par
ty afterward.
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1t is strange that on the Atlantic
slope school authorities should be
wasting a single second in asking the
question: SHOULD a woman be paid
as mucn as a man for t~eaching?" If
the woman has had as much expe-
Renee as the man, AID is his equal
in skin and teaching power. every
city and community should answer
with emphasis in the affirmative. The
board of education which will pay a
woman less solely because she is a
roman should be born agai1.-West-
ern School Journal.
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In assuming the attitude of b in
nocent b~ystander in the controversy
between Hartman aid Roosevelt,
william Jennings Bryan e so, 1t
is to be hoped, after carefully count
ing the cost. He should know by
this time what usually happens to the
innocent bystalder," and make no
complaint if it happens to him.-Kan-
sas City Times.
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The waiter girl knew a thing or
two about table etiquette. So she
shifted scornfully as she said: Its
not our custom to serve a knife with
pie" MOP" remarked the patron in
surprise. Then bring me an axe
Christian Register.
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The Register-Tribune this week is
sued a most creditable special edition
of twelve pages, well filed with live
advertising, and the reading matter
consisting largely of letters from prac-
teal men telling the wonderful story
of Roswell and the Pecos Valleys
history and prospects To the stran-
ger the story is ever new, and cannot
be told too often
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will hold their market Saturday from
9 a. m. to II m. at the P. V. Drug
store. The market will be held also
on Tuesday and Wednesday of con-
vention week. Home cooking so as
to accommodate nousekeepers, chicken
pies, hens. cakes, etc. (th-f-m-tue.)
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A Missouri woman is suing an edi-
tor because ne said in al obituary
that her husband had gone to a hap
pier home. 1t never pays for an edi-
tor to say all he thinks.-Blooming-
ton GID Paragraph.
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Roosevelt started a brush fire which
has spread int a confiagration of
agitation against the railroads, AID
w. Y. Morgan suggests that some of
the water in certain railroad stocks
might be used to put it out.-Topeka
State Journal.
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Harry Hamilton, of Artesia, passed
through Thursday on his way to ANA
rillo to meet his family, who are NOV
ing back to the Pecos Valley from
San Antonio, where they moved a few
months ago.
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An advertisement in one OF the nor
ticultural papers says that it is time
for grating. 1t may be observed that
the grating season has been contin-
nous In New Mexico for a number OF
years. This is one of the advantages
of the New Mexico climate.-Santa
Fe Eagle.
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New Marriage Licenses.

Marriage license has been issued by
Recorder F. P. Gayle to the following
couples:
Henry Dan1er, aged "a and Alice
Taylor, aged "a; both of Lake Arthur.
James H. Bracken, aged 25 and Ad-
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die Greenhouse, aged "a, both of Lake
Arthur. This couple was married Wed
nesday by Judge Evans and left Thurs
day on a trip north.
George A. Neel, &c, and Golden
Stone, II, both of Roswell
Thomas C~arruthers, 30, and Stella
Thompson, II. both of Lake Arthur.
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Notice to Realty Dealers.

Notice is hereby given tlat my lis
ings of property, in the hands of ag
eats not members of the ROSWELL
REALTY BOARD, are hereby with
drawn. 35t3
z. F. HAYSLIP.
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

Largest size Ivers & Pond piano.
Solid mahogany case, in use only s
months. Mrs. J.. ]. Williamson, phone
316. 35tf
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Notice to Realty Dealers.

Notice is hereby given that my list
ings of property, in the hands of ag.
ents not members of the ROSWELL
REALTY BOARD, are hereby with.
drawn. 35t3
JOHN T. RANDLE.
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Clarence Davisson left Thursday on
a business trip to Salina, Kansas. This
is his first trip on the road since No
vember, having been laid up all that
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e We find it absolutely neces-
q sary to adopt a strict cash {
3 business. We guarantee to /.
3 give you first class service {
3 and give you your laundry
2 each week.
3 Thanking you for past pat
3 ronage, and hoping to con
3 tinue with you, we are yours {
= truly ROSWELL STEAM 6
q LAUNDRY.
g j. D. RENDER & SON.
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A card In the Roswell Trade Direc
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people.
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DIR. E. M. Fisher has moved his of
flee to rooms over the First Natio1a
Bank. 26t12
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Rooms for light house.
keeping, 200 E. Eighth. 36tf
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WANTED.

WANTED:-A woman to work at the
Roswell Tent City, Phone 249, DR..
G. l.. Parsons. 34t4.
WANTED An experienced salesla-
dy for Carlsbad store Morrison
Bros. & Co. 35t2
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IL thou hast never been a fool, bt
sure thou wilt eve be a wise man
Thackeray.
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time with rheumatism.

c. L. Higday came up from Malaga
Thursday morning.
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FOR SALE Land scrip.-W.t G..
Skillmal. Att
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

The Hattiesburg News has given
the postoffice such shaking up that
tbe service has begun to improve, and
II is thought other postofices will
take warning before the lightning
strikes Gulfport Tribune
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

Total. u. 5S .270k sss.747
tically inexaustible and it is right at
his door
He considers himself very fortunate
In the possession Of mineral well. 4
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01
A FINE MINERAL WELL
LOCATED IN HAT7IESBURC

The water in Hattiesburg has long
been known to be of the best and pur-
est quality and that it has mineral
qualities has also been considered a
matter Of fact, but Mr. w. A. Johnson
has just proved the latter statement
in conclusive manner.
At his residence on Hardy street
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

x We get you position free Il you
viii insert your wants In the Daily
News Want Column.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

1t will be seen from this table that
Mr.. Johnson will not be compelled to
buy any mineral waters for himself
or family, as his own supply is prac-
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

"As ,ong as the oldfashioned farm
er..-f milkman, did nothing but put
pure water in his milk, there was not
much danger" said Badly "but now
a-days the milk vendor uses formalde-
hhyde and other dangerous STUFF to
preserve his milk as well as other
things to increase its bulk. Besides
in the larger cities the COWS are kept
tied up in stalls and fed on swill from
hotels and restaurants to fatten them
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

United Press Associations
New York, Aug. with the view
Of restricting expenses in the freight
traffic departments Of the New York
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01
OFFICIALS
LOSE THEIR POSITIONS

Central and AFFILIATED lines, eighty
four freight TRAFFIC Representatives in
various parts Of the country were lei
put today.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01
Said On The Streets.
Thls Is the day when the candldate

This is the day when the candidate
Is feeling all over in spotsr
This is the time, am here tp state,
When he acts like he has the bots
He's shaky with dread
And his voice it is low;
His eyes-ehey are red
With excitement" you know,
This is the day when the candidate
Will hear from the front and learn
his fate! tP. Devil.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

THE question of pure milk supply
is an important one" said Fatty for
in cases where milk is used in sickness
or for babies, it's impurity is not ~ y
harmful but absolutely dangerous and
there is many little babA--sleep I'M
der the daisies that wor,d be its moth
er's joy and father pride if it had not
been for the greed of an ignorant, mer-
cenary dealer in milk"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

and they are sick and swollen from the
want Of exercise and confinement not
to say filthy food and the want Of fresh
air"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

In some way the subject had turned
on summer drinks and their effects
that is summer drinks such as are
used in Hattiesburg where only soft
drinks are used--and the three friends
were suggesting to each other what
they considered the most healthy and
tempting In the course Of the con-
versation Badly mentioned that the
best of all drinks was, IN his opinion,
nice, cold class Of fresh butter
milk.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-01

For my part" said The Man from
the East, Il want neither buttermiik
nor fresh, sweet milk in this town or
any other where there is not milk
inspector-eve with that safeguard
the milk is generally manipulated BY
the vendor before it reaches the Gus
toner and even If the milkman does
not adulterate the milk the cows that
produce the milk need looking after.
] don't think there is milk Inspector
here, in fact am positive there is not
from the looks of some Of these milk
wagons