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Hearing on Oil Case.

St. Paul. Mimi, May 23.-Judge
Sanborn, presiding judge of the Uni
ted States circuit court, assisted by
Judges Hook. Adams and Vandeven-
ter, will hear arguments tomorrow on
the exceptions to the bill of complaint
filed by the United States against the
Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
sew. the alleged parent concern of
the oil trust. This will be one of
the most important hearings in the.
case filed by the United States gov
eminent against the Standard and
auxiliary in the circuit court
at ST. Louis. The prosecution is un-
der the SAerman-antitruSt law and
seeks to enjoia an alleged conspira-
acy in restraint of trade Exceptions
to portions of the bill have een FL
ed by the defendants and it is on
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FRESHMAN in the following language,
4 believe in the nomination of all
'~andidates for office by direct vote of
re people, and think the nextKanSas
legislature should pass a state wide
aw providing for the direct nomina,
ion of candidates for all offices,
rom road overseer to United States
'enator, the only restriction to be
or the preservation of party lines,
he division into great political par
les being one of the necessities of
he American system of government"
Anthony is highly popular in Kan
as and his ability as an editor and
| local politician causes mis- friends
: o predict for him a brilliant career
n Washington.
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Editor a CONGRESSMAN.

L~eavenworth. Kan, May 23.-D. r
inthony, Republican, will go to col
S as a rebuilt of the special cleo
ton held today in the First Congress
iio1al District to fill the vacancy re
llting from the resignation of Cha
Tnitsa states Senate Anthony's onl'
'pponfpt was Albert Kingsley. o.
flbiecS of tie tariff Mr.. Anthong has
eavSfworth, who raj on the Social
st ticket. The First District includ,
5 the cities of Leavenwortn, Topeka
md Atchfson. Anthony is the editor
nd owner of the LeayenwortA Times
morning newspaper, succeeding his
ather in that position. The senior An
hony was one of the pioneers of Kar
as n was famous for his vitriolis
nd caustic editorials. He was a broth
er of the late Susan B.. Anthony, the
famous woman suffrage leader.
Mr.. Anthony made the race for con
yresS on a platform favoring the re
,ision of the tariff, the curbing o.
rusts and monopoiies and the reglIla-
ion of railroads along the lines advo
'ated by President Roosevelt. On the
his to say:
While | recognize that the protec-
i've tariff and business prosperity go
pald in hand, yet there can be no
doubt that the time has come for a
evision of some of the present tariff
chedules at the hands of the friends
of the protective principles. Tariffs
which are unfair to the people at
large should be amended. The tariffs
IN iron and steel products and On
lumber especially should be reduced
o a point which will cheaper these
PRODUCTS to the ald prevent
the further extortion of hundreds OF
of dollars OF unfair and ex-
cessive profits to the steel kings OF
the East and the lumber barons of
the North"
In attacking the combines. MI. An
thony distinguishes between good"
and bad" trusts. The latter ne de-
ines as follows:
BY criminal trusts I mea those
orponations and combinations OF cor
1orations which are organized for the
purpose of crushing out legitimate
competition. and which. by the crea-
ion of monopoHes, demand excessive
prices from the people and exact
swollen profits and dividends"
The election of by a direct
Is advocated BY the new con-
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Change program tonight, Majest

Notice of Sale.
Iity of Roswell to the Use
and Benefit of Edward
Gross, Plaintiff,
vs.. Cause No, 97S
Lea Cattle Company,
Defendant.
N the District Court, Cslaves Count
New Mexico.
BY y rive Of an order of sale iss 'c.
l the above named cle1se on the 2,
ay of N9y, 1907, to satisfy a j"dr
cent of the District Corrt OF C,avcs
county. in favor of the Plaintiff, il
N action for the recovery OF none
md the foreclosure Of a lien on thu
'ollowing described property to salts
" the same. said judgment being ren
dered on the 21st day of May. 1907
and being for the sugn of $6S4.20
ale will @]mount to sss4.4s. / viii
lroceed on Saturday, the 22nd day o
une, 1907. ht the hour OF ten o'clocl
>. m, to sch, before the Court HoIs'
'oor of CnAYes county, to the hig.i
st bidder for cash in hand, the fol
owing described property, to wit:
lots 1. 2 .! 4 and 5, in Block IA
|orth ,Spr;1gl River Addition to the
City of Roswell, as shown by the plat
If said addition, on file with the Pro
ate Clerk and Recorder of C.lavee
'o'1nty.
Witness my hand this, the 23d da'
If May, 1907.
C. L. BALLARD.
MAY % to thu Sheriff.
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which his works had upon the $ ISse-
que1t development of these sciences.
The great-uncle and the father of
the great were ndturanStS
of note in their day, The family name
was taken from a linden or lime tree,
in Lilnhult, Sweden, and there is a
story that it Immediately wItnered up
on the death of the son of Linnaeus,
the last male member of the family.
1t is said that as a child Linnaeus
constantly played with flowers and
when a baby his mother hushed his
cries by giving him lemons.
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CONVICTED OF FRAUD
LENT USE OF MAILS.

Dallas, Tex, May 23.-An effort to
obtain title to a tract of land in the
heart OF New York City known as
the Hartsfield claim eliminated yes
terday in the conviction of Joseph
Cowa1 of Dallas, the prime i've in
the matter. for fraudulent use of the
mails. The six oun allege that he
used the mails to collect money from
supposed heirs on the %pretense that
a syndicate had offered him $225,-
900 900 for mis- papers and titles.
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Captain w. E. Hester left this NOR
ing for Pueblo, Colo, where he viii
spend a week with friends and from
where he will go to Houston, Tex.
o play base ball this summer. Cap
ain Hester has been teaching athle
les at the Military Institute for twf
years, but does not expect to returr
1ext term. During his stay Capt. Hes
-er has made many warm, persona
friends who regret his departure.
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Grand Concert at the M. E,
Church South at 8 o'clock to-
night. Admission Csc.
Linnaeus Anniversary.

London, May 23-Leading botani
cal n scientific societies of Great
Britain joined today in a celebration
Of the 200ta anniversary of the birth
If Linnaeus. the great botanist, A
botanical exhibition vas held in con
1ection with the celebration, which
consisted of speeches and papers out
lining the work accomplished by Lin
naeus in The field of natural history,
including zoology and mineralogy as
well as botany, and the influence
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these exceptions that the arguments
will be mad tomorrow. Some of the
best of h legal talent retained by
the oil trust will look after it's inter
ests. while the government will also
nave formidable array of attorneys.
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Arthur Beck. a teacher in Roswell.
public schools, left this morning TO
his old home in Kellerton, Ia, tt
spend two months of his summer va
cation.
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No. err
REp1aI or The CONDITIONS OF
THE CITIZENS national BANK
OF ROSWELL,


AZ Roswell. in the Territory of New
Mexico, at the close of business,
May goth, 1907.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts, =. ..$384,460.S4
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured. 1,964.04
U. s. Bonds to secure cir
culation, :. =. :. =. 100000
Premiums on U. s. Bonds, $4,000
Banking house, furniture,
and fixtures, -. -. . 100000
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agents,J :. 69.O92.29
Due from State Banks and
Bankers. 12,ss9.35
Due from approved reserve
agents, =. :. ....123.576.45
tnecks & other cash items 1892
1otes of other Natl banks 10000
fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents. :. 55.35
awful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
pecie, =. +. :. 27.761.80
4egal tender notes, 10000 35,021.SG
exemption fund with q. S.
Treasurer Is per cent of
c%irculation) =. $4,000
TOTAL, :. ..$66S, O53.44
Liabilities.
'apital Stock paid ip,.... s5O,OOO.Oo
'urplus Fund . -. 49,. 100000
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid, ~34.64S.0c
[ational Bank notes out
standing, :. -. :. :. 25.OOO.OC
Due to other Natl banks, 4 5,96S.0H
Due to State Banks and
Bankers, . =. -. ..49,O5s.25
Due to Trust companies
and Savings Banks, 6,S67.42
Individual Deposits subject
to check. Il &. :. . 350,737.59
Time certificates of deposit 71,504.SS
Certified checks, . . 1890
Cashiers checks outstanding, S.501.01
territory of New Mexico, County of
Chaves, S.:
L, Nathan .Jafa. Cashier of the
,bove-named hank. do solemnly swear
hat the above statement is true tc
he best of my knowledge and belief
NATHAN JAFFA, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
VT. S. Prayer.
EDGAR CALFEE,
JOHN SHAW,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
his 22nd day of May, 1907.
J. D. BELL, |
(SEAL) Notary Public.
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Charles S. Brewster left this morn
Jag for his home in Redwood Falls
Mimi. He bought a twenty acre farm
L mile and a half east of town anC
will return June Is to make hi:
home.
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A. B. Moore, manager of the Unio-
Live Stock Commission Co., of Kan
sas City. who has been here LOOKING
after TIE shipment of 800 fo~ur-year-old
steers bought of John Charless, left
his morning for his nome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Romine, who
have been here several days seeing
the country, left this morning for
Hereford. Tex, on their way home.
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The Cemetery Association will hold
a called meeting with Mrs. Chas.
Whiteman Saturday afternoon at 800
O'Clock. Business of importance.
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J. D. Bell, A. R. Teeple, Frank An
derson and ]. L. Hinkle drove up from
Hagerman yesterday afternoon to see
the base ball game.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Elliott. o.
rexter. were here attending the base
@lll game yesterday and the com
rancement ball at the Institute las
night,
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DR.. ]. Foster Scott arrived las
night from Knoxville, Tenn, for a Wis
it with his brother, City Attorney K
IS. Scott. They went to Texico this
! morning on business.
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City Councilman F. M. Jump and
VIM. Formwalt left in a rig today for
Las Palmas Springs, where they will
spend a month.
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R. A. Craxton, who has been en-
nloyed as secretary of the Roswell
automobile Co, left on today's auto
for Ell Paso, where ne has a better jot
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Haines lef:
this morning for St. Louis, where
they will make. their nome. Mrs
Haines was formerly Miss Brock.
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two months visiting Mrs. /. Gronsky,
left this morning for her hone In
Waco. Tex
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The following deeds were filed for
record Wednesday in the office of Pro
ate Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
J.. 3. Iea, as County Treasurer. L
owls & Wells, for 81 a tract Of -
eros in 10 and 3S-1-24.
Kenna Development Co, to Georgf
y. I~ittlefeld. for $40. lots 6 and 8
block 10, Kenna.
F. T. Carter and wife to j. H. Bell,
or $500. forty acres in 3-14-26 with
-wo RIGHTS in the Hagerma1 Irrigation
Co.: also a lot 1913 by 1876 feet with
improvements thereon.
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w. H. Godair left this morning for
Bovina to turn over a herd of cattle
to the purchaser. He will return the
first of next week
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Miss MOrgan's Concert at
the VI. E. Churth South to.
night at 8. A musical treat. 35c
kino Haakon to paris

Paris, May 23-King Haakon. Oh
Moray, is expected % arrive in Par
is tomorrow and will make a stay
of five or six days. Preparations have
been made to give him an enthusi
astfc welcome.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A splendid hotel proposition, a mon.
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass this up. See CARLTON
4 BELL.
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John T. Mcclure went to Elida this
morning ON a short visit to look att
r legal business.
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DIR. J.. o. Hamilton returned this
morning from a trip to the San An
treas mountains.
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Miss Maybell Brooks left this morn
ng for her old home in Amarillo on
n extended visit.
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Mrs. Ella Davidson and son, Cy,
lrove up from Hagerman yesterday
O spend the day.
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A card Ia the Roswell Trade Direc-
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people.
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NJ. d. Warfe a1d Elder H. NJ. j.
ichards, Of the Adventist Church
went to Elida this morning to hold
service.
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B. w. Pope. the base ball player
returned this morning from Silver
City and expects to De here indefinite
".
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J.. c. Bigham left this morning fo!
IS home i'll st. Joseph. Mo, afte
making a prospecting visit through
the valley.
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Transfers of Real Estate

It's a pleasant place to spend ar
hour. The Majestic. 10 cts.
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l.. F. Pratt, for five months a visi-
or here, left this morning for his
home in Wyoming, Ill.
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e l.. Hamilton left this morning
or ais home in Morganfield, KY, aft
r a short business visit here.
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Charles Franks. of Iowa, who mas
eel mere ten days seeing the coun-
try. left this morning for TeXico.
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Mrs. w. T. Kimberley left this
morning on a visit of several months
With relatives at Claremore, l. T.
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Everybody who goes to the Males
tic once. goes again. Why?
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c.. R. Richards, of Amarillo. is spend
ng several days here looking after
business.
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II. ]. Garrard came up from Lake
Arthur this morning to spend the day.
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Mrs. ]. Levinsky, who has been here
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Don't sell until you figure with Ma
iin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227
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r~~~~~~N|
S LOCAL NEWS. 5
N~~~~A
Get the Majestic habit.
--o-
Record Want Ads. Get Results.
s. P. Henry was up from Artesia
! today.
G. T. Littleield went to Elida this
morning.
G.. T .Creech returned this morning
from Carlsbad.
Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner.
Jeweler and Optician. sstf
-o-
H. H. Burt, of Artesia, was in town
yesterday on business.
Fl. Deb. Henin left this morning
OF Elid4 on legal business
w. A. Hoffman returned this morn
'ng from a trip to Ilagerman.
John Jacobson was here from Hag-
erman today, visiting relatives.
Instructive and entertaining pro-
gram tonight at Majestic. 10 cts.
j. p. Reed, a cadet at the Military
Institute, will return HON tonight.
H. B. Pearson, of Dayton, came UP
yesterday on a short business visit.
H. ]. Garrard came up from Lake
Arthur this morning to spend the day.
Don't sell until you figure with Ma
,in's second Hand Store. Phone 227.
C. R. Richards, of Amarillo. is spend
ng several days here looking after
business.
Mrs. Ella Davidson and son, Cy,
lrove up from Hagerman yesterday
O spend the day.
Miss Maybell Brooks left this morn
ng for her old home i'll Amarillo on
N extended visit.
John T. Mcclure went to Elida this
morning ON a short visit to look aft
T legal business.
DIR. J. o. Hamilton returned this
morning from a trip to the a An
treas mountains.
l.. F.. Pratt, for five months a yisi-
or here, left this morning for his
home in Wyoming, Ill.
Mrs. w. T. Kimberley left this
morning on a visit of several months
With relatives at Claremore, l. T.
Ben L. Hamilton left this morning
or ais home in Morganfeld, KY, aft
r a short business visit here.
Charles Franks. of Iowa, who mas
eel here ten days seeing the coun-
try, left his morning for Texico.
B. w. Pope. the base bal player
returned this morning from Silver
City expects to be here indefinite
~.
NJ. d. Warfe aad Elder H.. NJ. j.
ichards. Of the Adventist Church
went to Elida this morning to hold
service.
]. c.. Bigham left this morning fol
IS home in st. Joseph. Mo. afte
making a prospecting visit through
the valley.
Mrs. j. Levinsky, who has been here
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H. B. Pearson, of Dayton, came up
yesterday on a short business visit
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G. T .Creech returned this morning
Carlsbad.
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Record Want Ads. Get Results.
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G. T. Littlefeld went to Elida this
morning.
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s. P. Henry was up from Artesia
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Instructive and entertaining pro
gram tonight at Majestic. 10 cts.
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner.
Jeweler and Optician. sstf
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j. p. Reed. a cadet at the Military
Institute, will return home tonight
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H. H. Burt, of Artesia. was in tow
yesterday on business.
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Johl Jacobson was here from Hag-
arman today. visiting relatives.
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Get the Majestic habit.
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w. A. Hoffman returned this morn
ing from a trip to Ilagerman.
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Fl. Deb. Henin left this morning
OF Elida on legal business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-12
HOLY JUMPER is
WARNED.BY COURT
Negro Woman Charged With
Kidnapping -Four Children
Is Dismissed.

Frances B. Turner tcolored), who
The Church q God,n "rhez Foot.
was S arrested I" sunday 81 AFTERNOON. Charged
with Kidnapping the four children OF
Samuel Dabney (coored), OF Barton
Sister Turner, as she is called, is
connected with the st. Augustine MUIR
sery In Baltimore for the protection or
colored children who arc orphans or
are not provided for by their parents.
children---1rsnt, Kate, Samuel and VIII
liam Dabney, ranging from three to
fourteen years In age-more than two
weeks ago. and was to send them nj
not until Sunday that their father
found out that they had not gone there
At al. but had been detained for this
length OF time in the Industrial Home,
olt North Third Street.
Dabncy went to the home and asked
for his children, but was told that they
we're not registered at the institution.
Sister" Turner'S home on Third Street.
The woman very willingly told him OF
their whereabouts and quietly submit
ted to arrest. She was placed In jail
to await hearing before the magis-
The charge OF unluwfully detainins
the children was dismissed by Magis-
trate Angle. but he warned tho pris-
1ner that II she ever appeared before
him again on like charge. she would
be severely punished. She appeared
In court dressed in the flowing gar
nents Of her orders, and wis followed
ZANE prepared to render what assist
lnce they could to their sister in dis
trcss. tA
Sister Turner came to Richmond
tbout month ago, and soon after her
arrival embraced the religion of the
Black Elijah
It is stated that counsel has been
. I'M e, BY the Turner .,,,, woman and
instituted.
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at his home, 11o6 West
Marshall Street. Sunday. November
10th. at 7:4O p. NJ, FABIuS w.
HICKS. eyed seventy seven years
Funeral will take place THIS
(Tuesdav) AFTERNOO DON from All
Saints Church at 4 O'Clock.