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Contest Brought to Close.

The contest which has been in progress
the past four months In the Bible class of
the Metropolitan M. E. Church to secure
new members has been brought to a close.
Last Tuesday evening the $50 members of
the class, with the pastor Of the church,
superintendent of the Sunday school. and a
few guests, assembled in the class room,
where supper was served.
Amid red and white decorations each side
sat down to a long table. decorated with
paper napkins and carnations H. c. Ober-
holser, POSTMASTER announced the victors.
He chose the Reds to serve the Whites.
The victorious side was represented by
r. D. Acton, who responded to the toast
"How we did it." Mrs. Grace D. Wood
burn represented the Reds, responding to
the toast, why we did not Mr.. Weber
gave a piano solo. and Miss Rice enter
tanned with a reading. A vocal solo, en-
titled ASHORE" was rendered by Mr.. NAL
colin. A "crayon talk by Jack Smith, a
cartoonist. concluded the program.
Miss Lulu e. Roberts was awarded the
class pin.
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Care of Homeless Children.

Near the end of the ocean drive is an A.
mense structure covering an entire block.
painted a canary color, with white trim
mings 1t is officially known as La Casa
de Benefcencia Maternfdad," and now
shelters more than a thousand children
who never had eithersa father or mother.
so far as anyone KNOWS. The stork left
them in a revolving basket in one of the
doors, probably because all other places
were closed When he put them in the bas-
ket he turned it inward and caus I'd a bell
to ring, whereupon a kind and gentle men,
Der of the Little Sisterhocd of the Poor
took the babies out of the basket and pass
ed them along until the other nuns bathed
them put them in a cradle and gave them
something to eat.
Sometimes pieces of paper were pinned
to the clothing Of the children; sometimes
sums of money were left with them. Some
of the little ones were wrapped in cheap
sWaddlng clothes; others were dressed In
fine linen and laces. This great institution,
which was founded by good Governor Gen
eral de la Casas in 1894, has always been
very democratic and has suffered every i..-
tie one that needed shelter to come in
black or white, and the people OF CUBA
have usually kept 1t filled. ~ +o,,o
All homeless orphans have peen taken
in also. and Of late years aged and decreplt
people have found an asylum mere me
girls have been educated for servants put
most of the boys went into the army ouf-
ing the Spanish regime.
Refuge OF the AepeFS.
little farther along, fronting the ocean,
is another big yellow building. in which
are between 500 and 600 lepers. They are
not allowed to leave it and no outsiders
are allowed to enter, but every day you can
see groups of people standing on the side
walk talking to the inmates through the
bars. This institution is terrible eye-sore
to the public, and it ought to be removed to
a less conspicuous part OF the city, although
the physicians tell me that there Is not the
slightest danger of contagion An offer of
$500 600 is said to have been made for the
property by a syndicate who want to build
a hotel there.
But a more desirable site for a hotel
is the old jail. or "carcel," which is nearer
tire block. Sir William Van Horn is try
ing to negotiate for that property, and 1t
is probable that he will secure 1t, but it
is owned jointly by the federal. state and
municipal governments and therefore re-
auires the consent Of all three When the
American army entered Cuba it released
600 political prisoners from that Jail, all
Cubans some of whom had been there for
years without trial. In one of the rooms
Is still kept and exhibited to tourists the
garrote which was used by the Spaniards
for inficting capital punishment, and, al
though it Is very repulsive. Psychologists
insist that 1t il the most merciful method
of infaicting death. 1t consists OF collar
of iron which fits the neck of the victim.
and a screw with a sharp point, which
penetrates the spinal cord without pain.
Massacre Of the Students.
Immediately opposite the tarcel Is a
unique monument fragment of the old
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Immediately opposite the earcel is
unique monuments fragment of the old
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in 1902 the church has had very little infiu-
ence with the government. Formerly II was
all-powerful 1t still retains some of the
charitable institutions, but they are grad
ually passing under official control and the
authorities are negotiating for the sale Of
some of the fine old building which occupy
favorable and valuable locations in the city,
with the intention Of removing them into
the country, where they can have more
lar
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headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
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To Hold Mass Meeting.

The executive committee OF the recently
formed Horse Owners Mutual Protective
Association will hold q meeting April to
arrange for another mass meeting.
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Probably in Santo Domingo.

Fernando Columbus took the remains of
his father back to the old Carthusian con-
vent of Las Cuevas. few miles out of
Seville, and the monks buried them under
the floor of the chapel. The building is
now a porcelain factory-the most cele-
brated in Spain. This was in 1906. Thirty
years later, while his grandson was gov
ernOr of Santo Domingo, the body was
moved to that city and placed in the wall
of the cathedral, which still stands. His
son, Diego, and his grandson, and several
other members of the family were also
buried in the tomb, which was then per-
manently walled up and remained SO until
1895. When the island of Santo Domingo
passed from Spain to France the Spanish
authorities opened the tomb, took the first
coffin they found, carried it to Havana and
placed it in the walls of the cathedral of
this city. In 1887, while the cathedral at
Santo Domingo being restored, the
workmen found several collins in the
Columbus tomb, Of which contained
a leaden case marked so plainly as to leave
of the great discoverer. An active con-
troversy followed. Several Investigations
have been made and number of books
have been written on either side. 1t seems
clear that the coffin taken to Havana con-
tanned the remains of Diego Columbus the
son, or Diego II, the grandson, who was
once governor Of Santo Domingo, and that
the genuine remains are still in Santo
Domingo. Nevertheless the SpaniardS
stick to their original contention, and when
they evacuated Cuba it was stipulated that
the bones of Columbus should be carried
back to Seville.
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virtue of said decree of foreclosure.
highest and best bidder all of the
following described property. to-wit:
The VIZ of the NWA and the NJ
of the NWA of the SWA of section
2, in township IL south, range "a
east, and five shares in the North
Spring River Ditch and the wat&
thereof.
Said sale shall be held at the front
door of the court house in the city
of Roswell, county of Cnaves and Ter
a. m. on the abo date. to-wit July
31st, 1907, and said property to be
sold to satisfy the Indebtedness des-
crfbed in said decree and mortgage,
to-wit: 100000, and interest there
on from the 26th day of July. 1906,
at the rate of Z per cent until paid,
aad ten per cent additional thereto
on interest n principal as attor-
ney's fees, and the costs of the inter
vention in the above suit and sale.
This notice is given at this time
because the period of redemption mas
been waived by the parties entitled
thereto. and the sale will be made on
said date and there will be no re-
denption of said property.
r. F. BARNETT.
Mortgage and I~ntervenor
(Sat. 6-29 t o 1927 t5)
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There are plenty of others without

There are plenty of others without
you.
Don't get mad with the girl, and to
make her feel bad
Fail to go for your usual call.
It's the truth, though 1 know it sounds
awfully sad,
It's mighty poor policy staying away,
Though I grant that at times she
may tout you.
But know that I'm in a position to
say
There are plenty of others without
you.
Don't get soured on the world n do
anything rash.
Not to speak of the good of your
soul,
If you jump in the AXE you may
make a small splash,
But you'll never leave much of a
hole.
Don't expect folks to make such a
terrible fuss
When they think very little about
you,
And, to use common language, aren't
caring a cuss.
There are plenty of others without
Chicago News.
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The Sunday school class of the NJ.
Z. Church, South. taught by Miss Jen-
ME James, and with a few friends of
the members, last night went on a
moonlight picnic. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. R. T. Burge, and re,
ports having a good time.
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Lake Arthur defeated Artesia by
the score of 4 to 2 at Lake Arthur
Thursday. Morris, of Lake Arthur, al
lowed three hits, passed four men and
struck out seven. Osborne for Arte-
STA was touched for seven hits and
struck out seven. This makes five
straight victories for Lake Arthur,
over Lakewood, Carlsbad, Hagerman
and Artesia.
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DR.. Parsons, manager of the Ros-
well Tent City, will personally con-
duct a party of his patients to the
mountains for a few weeks outing
during the first weeks of July. He can
care for a few from the outside, and
any DESTROYS of taking such an out
ing and who would like to be reliev-
ed of the work incident to prepara-
tion, ETC., would do we'll to e the
doctor or write him. Phone 249. t1*
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A. C. Wilson returned las night
from Denver, Colorado, where he at
tended the Public Lands Convention.
He also visited Colorado Springs, and
Boulder as well as other points, being
absent about two weeks.
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Manager Stockard, of the Roswell
Auto Company, had out yesterday for
trial the new auto built in his shop
The auto will mold seven passengers
very comfortably. This is the largest
car ever seen in Roswell, being 10S
inches in the wheel base and fourteen
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
CHAVES COUNTY, NEW MEX
ICO.
Beaumont Rice Mills, a CO.
partnership composed of J.
E. Broussard, B.. C. Hebert,
J. NJ. Hebert, E. J. Leblanc,
". S. Hampshire and u
Hampshire, Plaintiffs,
VS.. No. 1893.
R. T. Burge, Defendant, R. F.
Barnett, I~ntervenor.
Notice of the Sale of Property on
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice is hereby given that on the
31st day of July, 1907, in accordance
with a certain final decree of fore
closure on mortgage made n enter
ed in the above entitled case in the
District Court of Chaves County on
the 18th day of June, 1907, the under
signed mortgage and i~ntervenor, by
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Outing for Children.

Kansas City, Mo, June 29-MOre
than 500 poor children will share the
pleasures afforded by the annual out
ing under the auspices of the Union
Mission association to be held at
Budd's park today.
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Prof. H. NJ. Brasher and wife, lately
elected superintendent of the public
schools of Roswell, came in last night
from their old home at Austin, Texas
they have taken rooms at 4O5 North
Kentucky.
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Paul Estes, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Estes, yesterday after
noon jumped off a porch at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Cottingham,
who lives next door to Mr.. Estes, and
broke his left leg just above the
knee. At last reports he was getting
along as well as could be expected
with such an injury.
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The lack of memory by the witness
es in the Haywood murder trial shows
a remarkable tendency to forget. but
the ladies of Roswell DON'T forget that
cooking with gas is the only comforta
BILE way. IL
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Notice.

The new telephone directory will
be issued on or about July 1st, and
all changes in present directory should
be reported at once to the office of
the company or to the Central Elk
change. (Signed) cots
ROSWELL TELEPHONE &
MANUFACTURING CO..
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feet and six inches ver all in length.
The engines, OF the Continental type,
are fifty horse power n are fitted
throughout with the very latest Taper
Roller bearings and o light slid
ing gem transmission. 1t will be used
on the Torrance route and is capable
of developing great speed.
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Mrs. Emma Spears and two children
VINO have been visiting for the last
two months with George Moseley and
family, returned this morning to their
ranch near Elida.
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1t has been rumored that the Gas
Company will discontinue to run free
services. hence it would be well for
prospective customers to buy early
and avoid the rush. I'll
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Beautiful house for sale, 1902 N.
KY, six rooms; strictly modern,
shade trees, ~snrubbery and nice lawn.
Easy terms, zoo S. Lea ave. Phone
534. 95tf
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Mrs. R. c. Reid and her father, Mr..
Human, are expected down from Tex
leo tomorrow, to spend several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Reid.
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Miss Carrie Skillman left this ION
ing for Decatur, Alabama. She will
be gone about two months and will
also visit in points in Tennessee and
Kentucky.
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d. S. Reese and wife arrived on
last evenings train from Minneapolis,
Kansas, to visit their son-in-law, Mr..
Bowers, for several weeks.
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This afternoon a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Rio Hondo Water Us
ers' Association will be held al the
office of the Secretary, Fred Hunt.
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THERE ARE OTHERS.

THERE ARE OTHERS.
Don't imagine, my boy, if O throw
up YOU job
That the firm tina employs you
will fail,
That the whole office force in their
anguish will sob
And the senior partner turn pale.
You are highly efficient and active
and bright
So you say. I'm unwilling to doubt
you;
But the chance of all this is incredi-
bly, slight.
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George Ady and Chas. Jones went
down to Lake Arthur yesterday, going
with Mr.. Ault in his auto. They will
spend a few days there.
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J. H. Petit left on the morning train
for his home at Vernon, Texas. He
had beea visiting friends in Roswell
for several days.
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]. B. Harris, who has spent the last
three or fou days in Roswell in the
interest of the FIT. Worth Record,
went down to Hagerman last night.
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Misses Mary and Cora B. Nelson,
who have been visiting for a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller
left this morning for their home at
Elida.
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J. w. Rhea left this morning TO
Bovina, going out from there to his
ranch. He will be on the ranch TO
some time.
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Three and foul burner QUICK
MEAL Gasoline owe in perfect con-
dition at $1,000 to s12.OO.-Hills &
Dunn, 100 n. Main. O2t2
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G. A. Richardson went down to
returning this morning.
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Capt. N. J. Fritz, one of the county
commissioners, returned to his home
at Hagerman last night, after spend
ing two days in Roswell.
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A. p. Utterback and Rollins Brown
returned this morning from a tive
weeks outing in the Sacramento
mountains.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cutler, who
have been visiting with ]. Mason. at
Hagerman. left this morning for their
home at Aberdeen, South Dakota
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F. E. Baker, ]. D. Dendinger, A. B.
McAfee and NJ. w. Mars went down
to Lakewood last night to receive a
large bunch of cattle.
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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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H. deb. Hefin aud wife left this
morning for a two or three weeks
vacation In the mountains.
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L. ]. Casey of Hagerman left or
the morning train for Rockport, Mis-
souri,. He will be gone for six IT s
weeks.
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Mrs. r. H. Rhea left on the morning
train for Oklahoma City to join hel
husband. They viii live there in the
future.
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r. NJ. Patrick e Fhrned from Chica-
go last night, wheFk he went on bust
ness last Monday
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C. H. Spencer will leave Monday
for a vacation of severa weeks, Wis
iting some of the large cities of the
East
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ed an exposure of the grafters by one
of our newspapers, but we are not
afraid as the average gas consumed
per customer last month was but
$2.61. I'll
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Gill N. Amis went down to Hager-
man asst night to spend several days
visiting his parents.
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The days of the Gang are number
ed. Read the Roswell Register-Tribune
next Thursday. July 4, for details
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The Philharmonic Band will give a
concert late tomorrow afternoon at
the court house lawn.
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See Cruise for rubber tires. All sizes
On hand. Goodyear rubber the best
est.
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Eyes tested free at l. B.. Boellner
Jewelsr and Optician. SSti
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as new at $30.OO.-Hills & Dunn, 100
n. Main.
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}AMONG THE CHURCHES
christian church Service

NOTE THE CHANGE OF MEET
ING PLACE.
Preaching by the pastor in the
building lately occupied by the VI
Iery Furniture Co., first door south
of Shelby Hotel, 11:OO a. m. and 500
p. m. Morning subject, The Divine
Dynamo"
Evening subject, Your Own, or
Another's, which,"
Christian Endeavor 700 p. m.
Splendid music~hx a large chorus.
Short m and a hearty welcome
to all. Come.
G. c. HILL, Minister.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Sunday school, 1000 a. m.
Morning prayer sermon, II am.
Miss Gertrude Virgins will sing
a solo for offertory.
Come and worship with us.
c. F. c. LONBERG, Rector.
g
Missionary Sunday at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church.
0Corner 5th and Kentucky.-John H.
Murray, Pastor.)
At nine O'Clock, in the tower, spe-
cial prayer meeting.
Missionary exercises in the Sunday
school at 9:45.
AT eleven Missionary sermon by
the pastor, al the close of which NJ
annual Missionary Offering will be
received. A FREE WILL OFFERING.
At seven o'clock, Young Peoples
meeting.
At eight o'clock a missionary pro
gram by the young people of the
church.
All strangers and those who have
no regular church connections are
cordially invited to worship with us
seventh Day Adventists.
The Ten meetings on the corner
OF South Richardson and Alameda,
are progressing nicely. The services
for tonight and tomorrow will be as
follows:
Tonight at eight O'Clock. "Individ-
ual Accountability Before God"
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
Repentance and Conversion"
Tomorrow night at eight O'Clock,
1.-THE Second Coming of Christ"
These meetings will continue Eel
night throughout the coming week,
and will be devoted to consideration
of "The Signs of the Times, the King
dom of Christ, the Home of the Re
deemed etc. All are invited to at
tend these services.
MILO D. WAFFLE, Pastor.
Salvation Army Sunday Services.
1890 a m--Open Air Meeting.
HOO a. n.-Holiness Meeting.
200 D.. m.-Children's Meeting.
300 p. m.-Open Air Meeting.
$3.50 D. m.-Christians Gathering.
1880 D. m.-Open Air Meeting.
500 p. m.-Evening service. Sub
ject, the Greatest Thing in the
World"
Everyone welcome.
~ W. - ht6'S" ~
John w. Smith, Pastor.)
The pastor will fill his pulpit at
1O:45 a. m. and s p. m. tomorrow
The morning sermon will be the first
of a series on the general subject,
Home Life" aad the evening address
will be the first of a series on the
general subject, DIVORCE"
The morning theme will be, Ideal
Home Life and the subject of the
evening address is PRIMARY
CAUSES OF HEvORC."
The greatest hope of the State and
church il in the home life, and for
that reason the pastor wishes to see
so many homes represented in the
morning service as possible Many
homes have been divided and condi-
lions cannot be changed but the pas
tor hopes by a series of addresses to
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DIR. R. l. Bradley left this mornin!
for Keana on a snort trip.