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Nursery Stock.

am now prepared to sell all kinds
of trees and roses at a close price.
Large orders my specially. Only first
class trees sold I don't sell on com
mission. 90tf
r F. CRUISE
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell, N NJ. Oct 12-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, yesterday IT; min, 80;
mean IS.
Precipitation. 90: wind n. W.. ve-
locity 3 miles: weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; rising
temperature.
NJ. WRIGHT.
onclai In Charge.
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w. R. Manning came IN last night
from Austin on a business visit.
Charley Hamilton and Two ASSISTANTS
leave tomorrow for Lincoia to do a
job of painting. They VIII be gone a
week.
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Detroit, Mich, Oct. 12.-Tne De
troit American League baseball team
went upon the field at Bennett Park
this afternoon with three straight de-
feats registerded against them by the
Chicago National League team, fol-
lowing the twelve innings tie with
which the two teams opened the
worlds championship series last Tues
day
The Chicago players were confident
of ending the series by winning again
today, but Manager Hugh Jennings,
ing spirit, was still hopeful of winning
the championship. His team is not
beaten he says until the last man is
out in the last game of the series.
the three successive defeats of De
troit has practically stopped betting.
Detroit battery, Mullin and Archer;
Chicago, Brown and King.
Howard plays first for Chicago as
Chance had his fingers injured yes
terday.
ne ohS was ONSl Cast, IIle IeLhpSl d
ture 43 and a raw wind blowing at
Is miles per hour, the spectators wear
ing heavy overcoats and blankets. The
was curtailed owing to the
severe weather.
Chicago scored one run IN the first
inning, and one in the second.
Chicago Won Yesterday.
Detroit, Oct. 11-(BulIeli1) Chica-
go scored one run in the ..:nth, max
ing the final score: Chicago runs
I hits, errors; Detroit 1 run, hits
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Capt and Mrs. ]. B. Gillett came
in this morning from taeir ranch in
the Davis mountains to visit R. P,
Bean and family.
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Church of Christ closes Meeting.

The Church of Christ, which has
been holding a tent meeting at the
corner of Main and Fifth for the past
two weeks. has taken down it's tent
and closed service for the present.
charge, left last night for Artesia,
where he will open another meeting
Although much interest developed at
the meetings here, there were no
professions of fci+h.
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s5oU.00O TO loan on Irrigated farms,
long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay on loan
before due-J. B. Herbst. Financial
Agent. s0s N. Main. opp. p o.
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CHICAGO Won Yesterday

Wanted people to know that w. c..
Lanham has sweet potatoes for sale.
$500 per -cwt. at place 215 miles N.
E. of town, near Club park, $3.50 per
cEt. delivered. 92t2*
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Z. F. Deem came down from Miami
last night to spend three days looking
after business. Mr.. Deem mas been al
Miami five months doing contract
grading for the railroad.
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We have just received another ship
ment of school books Any book you
want Rulers free I1ge-soll's Book
Store 90tf
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Sheriff J. D. Christopher, of Carls
bad, came in on the auto today from
trip to Santa F'e.
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Mrs. B. D. w. Payton left this NOR
ming for Dallas on a two weeks visit
with relatives of Mr. Payton.
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Get all your school books now be-
fore the supply is exhausted. Just
received new lot--Ingersoll's Book
Store. If
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A fine girl arrived yesterday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelick, of
this city. Mr.. Lovelick is a telegraph
operator for the ranroad company.
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he morse snow committee OF the
Elks' Carnival has finished its labor
of getting up a premium list and its
chairman, DR. John H. Jenkins, de
clares the list to be the best ever of
fered for similar purpose il the Pc
cos Valley. The whole valley is fnvit.
ed to come and contest for the prizes
and many from the lower county
have already signified their intention
of coming to get some of the good
things offered. At least a hundred
entries are expected in the show.
List of Prizes.
best colt sired by A. r. and
J. c. Hamilton's BruIe. $40
Best flley sired by A. r. and
J. c. Hamilton's Brule, w $40
3--Best colt sired by German
Coach Horse Aulus, ... $40
4--Best flley sired by German
Coach Horse, Aulus, ..... SO
Best colt or filley sired by
Dills' Hampstead w. -...-. SO
Colt sired by any stallion
other than the three above
mentioned, =. -. E. :. $40
(Given by Hamilton & Franks)
BEST f1lley sired by any stall
lion other than three above
mentioned, E. :. SO
(Givel by w. NJ. Atkinson.)
S.-Best harness colt or filley,
fifty years subscription to
Register-Tribune,
9.-Best mule colt, . SO
(Given by w. G. Hamilton)
1O.-Best draft mare (Given by
the lumber companies of Ros-
WelD SIS
11.-Best draft team in harness
(Given by the Roswell Wool
& Hide Coz E. -. - $40
12.-Best Farmers team. TO be
owned and driven by bona
fide farmer, Five Years Sub
scription to the DAILY REC
OhD, 20.
13.-Best mule team in harness
0Given by the w. P. Lewis
and Roswell Hardware Cos.) $40
14.-Best two year old mule.
N6lNeH Dy luS flOS"SH 1Idu-
ing Coz :. :. - SO
15.-Best roadster brood mare
shown with produce. (Given
by Woodruff & DeFreest) -. so
16.-Best driving horse or mare
to be driven by lady. (Given
by J. F. Patterson, WnipD $5
17-Best driving horse or mare
driven by gentleman, a fine
winter lap-robe. (Given by E.
T. Amonette.9
1S.-Best pony under IA hands to
be driven by boy Or girl under
IA years, driving whip (given
by Enterprise Hardware Coz
Entries close at 10 a. m. Nov. 7th,
1907. All exhibits to assemble at the
Roswell Trading Co. before noon, on
Nov 7th, where free stalls are pro-
vided. Grand parade through Main
street at 1 p. M, sharp
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SECRETARY TAFT AR
RlVES AT HONG KONG.

Hong Kong, Oct. 12.-Sccretary of
War Taft arrived here this morning
and visited the governor of the isl
ands. Consul General Wilber will
give a banquet to Taft which will be
attended by representative Chinese,
including WI ling Fang.
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George NJ. Slaughter returned last
night from a business Trip to the
Slaughter ranches on the plains.
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c. H. Coatse and B. NJ Mcdonald,
of Carlsbad, will arrive tomorrow on,
their way to Santa Fe.
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the city on monthly rates.-Ingersolf
Book Store. S7tf
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Dr. O'FIaherty left on fne auto to-
day for Santa Fe TO take the terrific
rial examination in medicine.
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DETROIT IS
HOPEFUL
DESPITE THE THREE DEFEATS
REGISTERED AGAINST THEM
THEY TALK BRAVELY.
CHICAGO WON YESTERDAY

The Final Score Was Six to One
Today the Weather is Cold and
Raw and Bad Wind is Blowing.-
Chicago Scores One in the First
and One in the Second.
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A. R. Cheeyer left via the auto to-
day on trip to Alamogordo.
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: HEMP's HOT BLAST HEATERS.
the largest fuel savers See them at
Enterprise Hardware Co. prone S7s.
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sale at s1.50 per bu. Apply III n. Lea
avenue. 91t2*
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A. L. w. Nilsson returned last
night from Texico
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EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
TAKES TURN FOR WORSE

Vienna Oct. 12.-Empe~or Francis
Joseph took a turn for the worse at
noon, and is now considered serious.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Casburn an
nou1ce the birth of a son yesterday.
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Edgar Calfee returned last night
from trip to Colorado, Utah and Ida
no.
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The New York Store will be
open every night until 9 O'Clock
from now until the entire stock
is sold.
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BAD FIRE IN
new YORK
CAUSED A LOSS OF TWO HUMID
RED THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN.
THIRTEE ENGINES USED

Hundreds of Families in The Surround
ing Tenements Were Driven Into
the Pouring Rain Building Was
Occupied by Columbia Gas Fixture
Company.
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Good two-seated hack and harness
for sale.-El Captain Hotel. 90t3*
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The Missionary Society OF the Pres
byterian church met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Chisum, at South Spring, and held a
pleasant and profitable session. Mrs.
Chisum was the leader of tae Home
department, and, assisted by Miss Ma
rie Holt and Mrs. Robert Beers, con
Quoted a study of the Mormons. Mrs.
H. F. NJ. Bear treated the foreign sub
ject, Persia. social session followed
the regular program. refreshments
being served.
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HORSE SHOW
PREMIUMS
FINE LIST OF PRIZES OFFERED
THAT WILL BE SURE TO
DRAW CONTESTANTS.
WHOLE VALLEY ELIGIBLE

DR.. John n. Jenkins Says 1t is the
Finest Lot of Premiums Ever Offer
ed for a Horse Show in the Pecos
Valley.
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Something entirely new in Post
Cards of Western Life Scenes.-Inger
solPs Book Store. 87tf
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Can rubbers and tops at Enterprise
Hardware Co, phone 378. 91t2
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NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET OPENED WEAK

New York, Oct. 12.-The stock mar
ket opened veSy weak today, a num-
Der of leading stocks selling down to
about the level of the panic of last
March. Gossip of the financial district
on the rumor that Hartman had Civ
en- orders for sweeping reductions on
every railroad line he controls. Harri-
man made a denial that any such or
ders had been given.
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200 South Kentucky, which was taste
fully decorated for the occasion, the
reception nall in American beauties
and the living room in La France
roses. Five hundred was the game of
the afternoon and three tables were
filled with the players. Mrs. Percy Ev-
ans won the first prize, an artistic
vase, and Mrs. John Rhea the second
prize, a picture. A Teddy bear was
given as a consolation favor to Miss
Mamie Grinnan, of Brownwood, Tex.
A two-course luncheon was served.
The guests wehe Mesdames w. A.
Johnson, o. H. Smith. F. w. Stock
ton, Percy Evans, j. W. Rhea, w. 8.
Kilgour; Misses Hedgcoxe, Laura
Hedgcoxe, Nilsson, Virgins, Fort, Co
ra Mccain, Littlefield and Grinnan, of
Brownwood.
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Mrs. B. w. D. Payton entertained
party of the old friends CT her Wis
iting sister, Mrs. F. o. Whiteman, of
Little Rock. Ark, formerly of Ros-
well, at her home yesterday afternoon.
the house was beautifully decorated
with many kinds of flowers, given by
lady friends and from the private
flower gardens of Roswell. The party
was informal, the afternoon being de-
voted to conversation and reminisc-
ences dear to the guests, all of whom
have resided some years in Roswell
Refreshments We're served late in the
afternoon. The guests were Mesdames
w. w. Elliott, r. S. Hamilton, Co
bean, McGaffey, Poe, Fitzgerald, J. H.
Charless, Bear, Mason, Patterson, Le
land, Phillips, Pruit, Earle, Folsom,
F. G. Peter and James.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Seventh Day Adventists.

ner of S. Richardson and Alameda
We will answer more of the questions
propounded by Elder c. H. Kennedy
All are cordially invited to attend
Courteous treatment is guaranteed
to all.
Elder Milo D. Warfie
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Expert saoelng at Texas shop. s7tf
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

edwin Emerson Davis, Minister)
At IL o'clock the subject of the ser
mon will be, The Making of St
John" Mr.. Elliott will be the soloist
at this service.
At 7:45 p. m. the subject of the ad-
dress will be. The Rich Young Rul-
err and the choir will render Gran
mer's Abide With Me-" with Miss
Carhart as soloist
Sunday school, GAS a. m.
Junior c. F.. 2:3O p. m.
Senior C. E., $50 p. m.
Midweek service, Wednesday, 7:30.
Neighborhood meeting Friday, 800
Martin.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner 5th and Kentueky.-John H.
Murray. Pastor.)
Preaching by the Pastor at eleven
and seven-thirty.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Glass meeting at the close of the
morning service.
Young peoples meeting at $50.
All strangers and those who have
no regular church affiliation will be
welcomed at any of these meetings.
This is the last Sunday tefore Con-
ference, and the Pastor will be glad
to see all friends of this church.
Seventh Day Adventists.
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The pastor win preacn at II a m.
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Sntereiiantc alngc.

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picI6ciprodenc Stcucrcntloihlng
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in Northumberland ueldc Sb.
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