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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29
JUDGE EVANS DELIVERS

a 1HASEF OL SPGGST
(From the Lake Arthur Times, Pub
Gshed by request)
Judge Evans spoke to a large and
appreciative audience on celebration
day in the Bank hall. The Judge made
a very graceful speech in which he
complimented Lake Arthur on her
well merited reputation of getting
what she went after, and he thorough
ly explained the immense benefit the
bridge would be toward making Lake
Arthur one of the best towns in the
Territory. The Judge came out square
ly for statehood, and pictured the
great advantages to be derived when
the people are accepted as sovereign
citizens, with the power to choose the
governor and all other state officers.
He showed himself to be great SYM
pathiZer and admirer of the people of
nerve who come to a new country and
pave the way for future civilization.
He also showed where these people
who deserve the good will of all the
friends of the West. are held up IN
der present conditions of railroading,
into paying exorbitant rates on all in
coming freight. He stated, however,
that he was not an enemy of the rail
roads, but would like to see a con-
trolling power.
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NUMBER zoo
ROAD DE-
MES LAYING OFF MEN.

Philadelphia, Oct. 29.-The rumor
that the Pennsylvania road would lay
off between 10000 and 10000 men
was today denied by high officials of
the company. The following statement
was given out at the company's of
fees: There is 40 truth in the state
ment that 10000 men are to be dis
charged by the Pennsylvania railroad.
Nothing of the kind has even been
discussed. In view of the fact that
the traffic for October was eleven per
cent greater than for the same month
last year, which would make the
movement for the month the largest
in the history of the company, any
material reduction in the forces of
the company would not be practical" I"
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| The noted and long delayed trial
of one of the Tallmadge brothers was
| commenced on the Federal side of
| the district court this morning The
work of securing and organizing the
jury cor.-leted. the taking of testi-
moly was commenced this morning
and will probably continue through
tomorrow.
Following is the jury chat is trying
| the case and in whose hands the re-
suit of this important matter is being
placed: John R. Hodges, John Lush,
Elijah Bruce, R. w. Cole, ]. N. Wat
son, T. H. Turner, J. E. Spear, Joe
Huffstetler Robert Cole, J. H. Beas-
ley and Dan Beckett.
In this particular case, which is the
first of several that have been bro't
against the three Tallmadge brothers,
Ben H. Tallmadge is accused of per
jury, the specific charge being that
he testified on a former occasion that
he had no interest in the filing of T.
NJ. Rabb on the south half of section
8, southeast of Dexter, when the lat
ter filed on said half section on Sep
tember 16, 1904. 1t is charged that B.
H. Tallmadge swore to this under
oath, as witness to said filing when
in fact he did have an interest
in said filing. The burden of proving
these allegations will rest upon the
U. S. attorneys.
The prosecution is represented le-
gally by Major w. H. H. Llewellyn,
Rough Rider United States Attorney
for New Mexico, his assistants, E. L.
Medler of Albuquerque, a1d David j.
Leahy of Las Vegas, and Judge u.
S. Bateman of Roswell. For the de
fense the attorneys are w. w. Gate
wood, Reid & Hervey and G. A Rich
ardson. c. L. TaIlmadge, a member
of the Nebraska bar. has also entered
his appearance in the case.
The court is proceeding carefully
with the taking of testimony, using
much caution.
After the statement of the case by
the prosecution, Howard Leland, reg
lister of the land office, and D. L. Gey-
er, former receiver of the land office,
were the first witnesses examined,
their evidence being in confirmation
of their records as to the Rabb filing
on September 16, 1904.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

! a wider sale and higher market value.
In New Mexico the leading varie-
ties of apples are those which have
given SO much satisfaction in Mis-
souri, and Arkansas and the far west
ern states. Among them might be
mentioned the Missouri pippins, the
Ben Davis, the Arkansas blacks, the
res of commersial orchards along that
fertile stream, the Pecos, mostly in
Chaves and Eddy counties, eastern
New Mexico. Most of the growers in
the valley possess from 20 to 80 ac-
res each, although there are several
with 80 to 100. The leading orchards
in the valley are those belonging to
the Hagermans and that of C. CHS
holm.
One phase of the industry in the
Pecos valley which shows a marked
advantage over the northern sections
IS comparatively early maturity of
trees. Some varieties bear apprecia-
bly, at four years of age. Canadians
wait upwards to ten years before they
begin to get even small results from
their trees.
The principal markets that at pres
ent handle the New Mexican output
are Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston. Wa
co, Galveston, San Antonio, Kansas
City and Chicago Prices vary ac
cording to seasons and the pressure
of competition from northern locali-
ties. Last fall the range was gener
ally 60 cents to $1.40 per box f. o. b.,
and here it might be mentioned that
choice New Mexico fruit generally
outsoId Arkansas and Missouri Off
ering at various Texas and Louisiana
points, as is the case in Colorado, Id
aho, etc. New Mexico growers pack
and ship their fruit in boxes largely,
which by being handled in this way,
makes it ship better and sell to bet
ter. age.-Orville, (Ohio) Cour-
ier
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With the originator of the "Tedd :
Bear craze doing the crawfish act.
and the "Parson" only half way down
the fence yet (you to judge which
good citizens of Roswell to decide
how the statehood question is going
but there is no question about those
little GAS heaters being the finest
things out to get up by these cool
mornings.
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RANGERS TO PUT DOWN
RACE WAR IN TEXAS

Augustine Tex. Oct. "a force
of state rangers is held here awaiting
developments, because of the intense
feeling caused by the killing of jack
Davis, white, and the wounding of
his companions by negroes some
days ago and the subsequent finding
of the bodies of two negroes near the
scene. Last night Capt. Rogers tele
9raphed for more rangers.
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EIks Carnival--=5, 6, z.
SOCIALIST AGITATORS AND
SYMPATHIZERS ARRESTED

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 29.-Eight So
cialist speakers and a like number OF
sympathizers were arrested last night
for speaking on the streets. Mayor
Moore has declared that he will not
allow street meetings. The Socialists
have secured about forty speakers
and say they will continue the meet
ings as long as volunteer martyrs
last. Those arrested last night were
refused bail and placed in the chain
gang.
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WILL EXAMINE RAILWAY
PoSToFFIcE CLERKS.

George Hinson, of the local post Of
fee. has received notice to advertise
and conduct an examination for per
sons desiring to become railway mail
clerks. The examination will be held
November 10 at the Roswell office.
This is the first time such an exami--
nation was ever held in Roswell, The
department usually confning them to
such cities as Denver, Dallas and
Kansas City
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NEGRO HANGED AND
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS

Helen, Miss, Oct 29.-The body
Of Charles German, a negro who it
is charged criminally assaulted the
young daughter of a white farmer,
was found today hanging to a tree
five miles from here. The body was
riddled with bullets.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
GRANTED INCREASE

Dunkirk, N Y, Oct 29.-Tne tele-
graph operators, station agents and
clerks of the Dunkirk, Allegheny Val
ley and Pittsburg r. r. were notified
today that al increase in wages of
S. to SIS per month had been granted,
to become effective at once. The road
is a part of the New York Central
system.
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EIks CarnivaI---5, e, z.

25O.000 home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, ]. S. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt johnson, Salesman. 96tf
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A. J. Witteman to c. w DeFreest,
for $4,000, his interest in four hund-
red acres in 80 and 31-12-26.
Lealia Witteman and other minor
heirs, by guardian, to C. w. DeFreest,
same as above.
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Elks Carnival===5, 6, 7.
Have you talked with Col. Baker?
Notice.


1t is impossible for us to attend to
all the piano tuning and piano repair
work which is continually growing
on us. We have for that reason Sc
cured the services of the foremost and
most expert piano tuner we could
learn of while visiting in Michigan.
The president of the Nyles Bryant
school of piano tuning, whom we per
sonally interviewed, recommended
hi mas unsurpassed in that line. AS
in pianos the cheapest work is always
the most expensive in the long run,
as it does not last, phone S5.-Bern-
ard Pos, opposite P. o. 1t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

Boys, there is absolutely no joke
about your getting a free ticket to the
big show if you bring your dog to the
Gas Office at 1000 o'clock a. m. on
Thursday.
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ, Oct. 2s.-Temps-
ature, yesterday, Max So. min. 55.
Mean Sc; precipitation in inches and
hundredtas. for "a hours ending at
600 a. m. %: Wind. dir. s.. veloc.
2; Weather. Cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Wednesday sta
tionary temperature
NJ. WRIGHT.
oniclai in Charge
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HEAD OF GREAT
PLow WORKS DEAD.

Chicago, H., Oct. 29-Charles II.
Deere, head of the great pillow works
at Moline, H., VINO had been Ill in
LOS a. m. today at the Lake Hotel.
He had been sick more than a year.
His illness was diagnosed as perli-
cfous anemia. He was born at Han
cock, Vermont in 1897.
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We viii give special premium of
s1.00 to the boy with the largest dog
that comes to our office the morning
of the 31st, in addition to the free
ticket We viii also give soc as a
premium for the smallest grown dog
that is brought to our ONCE tne morn
ing OF the s1st-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

Don't fail, boys, to bring your dog
to the Gas office Thursday morning
and get a free ticket to the big show.
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STOVE PIPE, 1Oc per joint.-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. 85tf
Offer Prizes for Skaters.

The management has decided to Of
fer prizes of weeks plimentary
skating to each for the best lady skat-
er, best gentleman skater and best
couple at the Skating Carnival at the
Auditorium Rink tomorrow night.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the night, the floor having
been polished and special music Sc
cured for the evening. The young peo-
pie are looking forward to big time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Daniel returned
last night from three weeks visit
ing trip to Dallas and at the old home
of Mr.. Daniel in Clarksville. Tenn.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

To close out quickly, SIX BICY-
Giles. highest grade, sell for $45 to
s55 all over U. S. VIII show you cost
invoice and sell at from $40 to $25.-
McQuinness Bicycle shop. Phone S5.
opp. P. o. 1t
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J. d. Cooley came up from Glen yes
terday oa a short business visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-29

Large solid oak wall show case, as
good as new. Inquire at Record office.
00m&wtf
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THEDUIYOF
THE MAN
r. C. NISBET WRITES OF THE DU-
TY OF THE MAN WHO AP-
PLIES THE WATER.
THE WASTE OF WATER

Advice as to the Manner of Preparing
the Field for Irrigating and the APP
plying the Water.-The Quantity of
Water.
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STOVE PIPE. 1oc per joint-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. S5tf
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FOR SALE Contents of home. SO4
n. KY. 06t6
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Fla Austin has returned from a Wis
it at his old home in Carrollton, Mo
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EIks Carnival---5, E, Z.

Talk with Col. Baker about Nylip.
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Eyes tested free at L B. Boellner.
the Jeweler aad Optician. 79ttf
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LARGE TRACT OF LAND
OPEN NEAR CI ONIS

Special to the Daily Record.
Clovis, n. NJ, via Texico, Octo. %
United States Commissioner Curran
of this place, is accepting homestead
applications on 216,O00 acres of land
heretofore held by the Santa Fe rail
road, situated in a body beginning
four miles north of Clovis, n. NJ. All
land surrounding this tract is being
homesteaded. This is said to be the
finest tract of land in the southwest.
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Have you talked with Col. Baker?
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Have you talked with Col Baker2
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Elks Carnival-=.5, E, Z.
R. C. NISBET.

L. B. Boellner, the Jeweler, sells
it cheaper. 79tf
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transfers of Real Estate.

Talk with Col. Baker ABOUT Nylip.
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FINANCIAL
SITUATION
NEW YORK EXPECTS GREAT RE
LIEF FROM THE GOLD I'M
PORTS ARRANGED FOR.
BANKS WILL RESUME

Several of Those Which Suspended
Last Week to Reopen German
Discount Rate Raised London De-
pressed Five Days Holiday in Or
egon to Avoid Money Famine.
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The NEW YORK STORE will
be open eyera night until 900
O'Clock from now until the en-
tire stock is sold.
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TALLMADGE
TRIAL Is ON
JURY COMPLETED AND ExAMINA,
TIoN OF WITNESSES BEGUN
THIS MORNING.
ARRAY OF LEGAL TALENT

Both the United States and the De-
PENDANTS Have Much Legal Counsel
and the Case is Proceeding With
Much Care.-Ben TaIlmadge Accus
ed of Perjury.
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WANTED A Bell Boy at The Gil
keson- Apply at once.
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For Sale at a Bargain.

Talk with Col. Baker about Nylip.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10

eun Ceare for Wise County. apply 70 u,
r said Court 81 the Court House Of wie>
coanty. I'm the Town cf Sisdevil,e. 70,
he appointment ct i've dt-infere<fe ed
rerhsii-rs resident ia sal. cuants =.
,-csrfsin shaf would ise q Just compen
~ss'oa fur the fee OF the i.t or parcel oi
sna herein utter described. the Zee simple
.<fsi ia ~ai n - prn-,o-~d 10 he con-
teamed ~ the undersigned for us use-
tnd purposes in constructing. rssinsa ain
ivy sud operating rsilrosd in Wise
'puniv, Virginia. sud la award damage
q snv. re-uliing 10 the -jja~rni or thet
property OF the said " Kilgorc. G. 4.
N'igore. " & Robinson aud Samnsl
S'hin~it. or ~ tie proc. rty OF snr other
''r-"n. beyond the peculiar benefits that
'i'i accrue 90 such properties. respect
iseiy fr"m the construction and opers-
i'on Of laid works Of IA nm lersixned.
The sasd parcel at land - the same
mentioned. de-cril,ed aud saown in tho
petition. description. piai Of survey. .nd
profile hl"d hv the under>ig I'D in the
Jerks Once Of Wise C,untv, Virri is.
." ihe Bird d'v 1T Jaiv. 1891. - this
preceding, watch - >i,l,d "lnterstat.
RAILROAD COMPANY - An kiirore. 81
al io which petition. description. plat ct
survey aud profile. reference j. here made.
aud - situate in the Town o. settlement
known as Middle Norton. ia Wise County.
Virginia, and described as follows
All that certsin lot or parcel Of land
owned 10y the said A. n Kilgore. &. r
kiigore, W. &. Robinson aud samuel
kobinett, lying aud being in the town or
settlement knOwn as Middle Norton. in
Wise County, Virginia. and being known
IND designated as Lot Number Five 81 Of
Block Number Thirteen N.9 Of certain
plat known a. the Hagan Plat of Norton
Cor West Nortoul. Virginia. Of record i'm
the Clerks Once Of Wise County. Viz
ginia, said lot fronting thirsv-three and /
one third feet on Main Avenue aud RIM
ming back between parallel lines one
hundred and fifty feet. and being the
said lot or parcel Of land shown on "the
plat OF the survey Of the parcel of land 4
sought 60 ice condemned bv the Interstate
Railroad Company in proceeding ineti-
iufed against y. kiirorc. 81 al an fhe
Z remit court 81 Vice County. Nsrrinf,
and prrhic sho~ing the cuts and fif~
re-'le- and bridg - 90 which ssi.i niat..d
1rohls ere Ned u the Clerk Office Of
" ise County "a tis time .f 90 insiitntion
1i this proceeding
% tou have any defense Co make Co this
'pplifaiiou you ~iil 90 the time aud nla~e
'ioresaid make the same known to the
ia Court
Witness the signature of the Interstate
'airoad Company hy A. A. Reeder. Gen
raj Mansgcr.
NrERSTALE RAILROAD COMPANY
hy A. n. Etrrnn.
,. General Manager.
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~ reasects - Brsioi vfff ra.a 81
tsf Cu- snzu. Louisville. T. a as g. m
ac7s srd AT points West and Nerftere l,
vte p y ". RI for the rast a-l u
eclfscrn Rs. for the South Co--caf
l.izabcihton wiih =. r. & $751; N C. Rt
tram arriving Crsrhcrrr. y a.. ID n' r
central time NO also connects al o.
ee,hfon with = r. & 49, a. a. uar ts
Cranberry
$50. connects 90 Bristol ufh graz, So,
from 1N roIrts West T.. s. g. K Slr-r
and Virginia Division.
30. 3 connects a. Bristol viii Soahsr ,
train from thr South
80. 4 connects GO Annl'acha Va IN
D. n r. e. trains for D.. 4 IS. Sla.a
Cincinnati. Louisville and sn Western r-t
Also connects with T.. g N. train a-ra.s
Norton $3.50 o.. u.. central time
30. connects 20 Arnaiarls ufh F. E.
trains from Louisville Cincinnati iri VS.
r-n Noinfs. also with trains iron Nr1t
Connects no Bristol with - 6 N Ger p.r
asst AND southern Ev. for points ~orti.
No. 3 connects 20 Bristol smith last us.as g
a. W. ~. TOT az Eastern Points
Trains and ? carry Pullman HrF-, So
ing Cars between Bristol and Louisville -
oct change RoHr luscnrs. I. ? a
W. +. ALLEx. C. p. A. Bristol. Wales
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-07-10

mentioned, described and shown in "a.
petition. description. plat OF survey ana
( ltohle hied 10y The undersigned i'm a.,
CLERK = Once ~ Wise County. Nirrinf.
on TIE Srd day Of July. 1907. I'M thi.
proceeding, watch il STYLED "Interstatc
Railroad Company vs.. John N. Robinett
! 81 al, io which petition. descripiior
plat OF survey aud profile reference l.
mere made, aud are situate ia the Town
or settlement kno~n as Middle Nortop
o" Wise County, Virgins, and described
- follows
All those two certain lots or parcels Of
land owaed hy the saia J NJ. Rob;ne,t
=. Collier, William kobiuett Jr
oamaei hobinet;. SophiA X elivnnd James
Neiiy, her husband, Mary lson aud James
,s"n' ner husband, Arch lson. Elizabeth
Early aud Richard Early. her husband
Msry Ann Burton and William Rnr,,,.
her husband, Bethany Williams SnJ VII
tam Williams. her husband. Ardeli.
nfammett aad Rant Brummett. her hus-
"s"S. Alice brummett aud John Rrum-
NETT her husband. Arminda Thacker
imam ison. NSlissa Ison aud Edmond
t~eu, described a. follows.
ftrss; All that certain LOT OF marcel al
'so3 sling aud being ia the Town or ser
ttement knOea a. Middle Norsor- la
'se County Virginia. aud being known
- Lot az 81 Of BLOCK thirteen fia 81 \
pat knoe. Sc the hagsn Plat 81 Nort.n
irginiS. ct Fccoyd la the s,lrsk'- Once
81 sse County, Virginia said lat 'front.'
.og 'hi'tY 'hses ard sud one third teef on +
MS'n tFrnHe sad running hsck het~~ro
parallel Zines "ne hundrcs SD hisv icet
>-r""d. Ail fs~t s~sssin iof or o.r,.l
" '-"S 'ying and bvl.g "a ihc Toan or
-st'te@rnt kna~n a. Middle Merton IA 4
= '.e C'uHfs, Virginia. sud l.eing kuc-n
aud designated ~ lot seven as 81 hloel 4
'htVeeh itSl 81 certain plat sao~a -.
ne h-gsn Plat Of Notion. Virginia
/. record "a the Clerks OMcs of NJ,
-"u1tv, Virginia. said lot fronting thi,t,
hrse sud one 'hird srefen N-in Av,ene
'nd r"snsag hack one hnndrea Ard 6f,,
e~t "s't>~en parallel iiu.~
Aud h~sng 'he ~.m~ lot as parc.l- a.
"a 'hH~h On tas Plat az ~th< SAWYER -,
% lots az rsrc~is Of lsnd sought o. A..
''ar@"ea hs ihe las~rs7at~ R.lsoaa
'"s, f@"s la proceeding ln~ss,osrd
e-s"-' iobns ". R~bis~st. e. sg 1, "a.
'ateast C.esf 81 N,>r Ceanfs. yir,s,s.
I'd fros'e shc~isg the cuts ass sss.
'estiss sad htidx~." shiSh said rl., -
sstis are sisd in tee Clerks oxss Of
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NOTICE.
July 347@

VIRGINIA ln the Circuit Court fol
Wise County.
"'g Stone Gap Land Company. Plaintiff
rs.
L. z. Perry. Defendant.
~ CHANCERY.
Noiire 10 hereby given th.t. iursusni
10 no ofdsr entered iu the Shove stvl,s
cause 90 January the i9th. 1907. the ur :
asrsign'i >pecisl Commissioner viii. an
fridss.tse 2nd iav ct August. 1907 in
ni' Office boo The Ayers block. Big Stove
"ap. irginia, sit tor the purpose Of hear
ing evidence aud ssccttaining What iudr-
meals and liens there are against Lots "a.
! and II, ot block o. Of liic stone Car
improvement Comuanv'- HAT !. Of 40
j o"n 81 hir Stone cap, Virginia. and
'heir proriiirs. and to ascertain fthe
rents And profits OF The said real estate
VII sati.ts The Same in hvc wears
hts snd dav IT lul 1917.
, MAYO Csnttt.
d uiy a'2'-i1 Special Commissioner.
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Southwest Conservatory If
Music.
MnSiC,

The Southwest Conservatory OF Music
viii be open to all those wishing to study
rsusic on April list The following
branches win be taught Violin. Viola
Cello. Piano. Organ and Vocal.
Other branches will be provided for if
needed
Special arrangements for children at
tending public school have been made.
rooms in the public school house having
been provided FOR that purpose.
All arrangements can be made with
the directors Of the conservatory.
Mrs. A. G. Rogers.
Mr.. M. Merten,
Directors