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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-20
Publication Notice.


Otto F. Weisenborn, Plaintiff,
VS.. Cause No. 1917
Chester L. Tallmadge, Edwin
R. Tallmadge, Mary E.. Tan
nehill and Jas. K. Chester,
Defendants.
In the District Court, Chaves County
New Mexico.
To Chester L. Tallmadge, Edwin r
Tallmadge and James K. Chester
Defendants:
Take notice that there has been
filed in the District Court of Chaves
county a complaint, wherein Otto F,
Weisenborn is plaintiff and C. L. &
E. R. Tallmadge, Mary E. Tannehill
and James K. Chester are defendants,
which cause is now pending in said
court; the object of said action is to
contract for the conveyance of land,
made January 25, 1905, wherein the
plaintiff purchased all of the land ly-
ing west of the Pecos Valley railroad
containing 300 acres and being a part
of the SN of Sec. 26, Twp. II South,
Range 25 East, from the defendant
Mary E. Tannehill.
And it is further the object of said
action to cancel any and all claims
which the defendants may have
against said land and to compel its
conveyance to plaintiff; and you, the
said c. L. & E. R. Tallmadge and
James K. Chester are hereby noti-
fed hat unless you enter your ap-
pearalce in said cause on or before
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the first day of June, 1907, judgment
will be rendered in the said cause
against you by default. The names
of Plaintiffs attorneys are Scott &
Dunn, whose p~ostoffice and business
address is Roswell, New Mexico.
Given under my hand and official
seal on this, the 10th day of April,
1907.
S. 1. ROBERTS,
(SEAL) Clerk.
By GEO. l.. WYLLYS, Deputy.
(4-11 to so
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is alleged that said Lee B. Harnde1
has wholly abandoned said tract, and
has not resided upon and cultivated
same for more than six months last
past and hat said alleged absence
was not due to his employment in
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of
the United States in time of war, as
a private soldier, officer or marine
during the war with Spain or during
any other war in which the United
States has been engaged. said parties
are hereby notified to p res
bond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 O'Clock a. M, On
II, 1907, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States Land
Office in Roswell, N. NJ.
The said contestant having, in a
proper affidavit, filed March 18, 1907,
set forth facts which show that af-
ter due diligence personal service of
this notice can not be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and pro-
per publication.
HOWARD LELAND,
Register.
DAVID L. GEYER,
(Mar. % t5)
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Miss Helen Cooper, accompanied
by the full Mexican band, sang a vo-
cal selection, La Golandrina, which
called forth an enthusiastic encore.
Miss Cooper never sang in more de
lightful voice. Her notes rang clear
as a silver bell, and the Ell Pasoans
present were proud of their charming
vocalist.-El Paso Harald.
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Dan DeArcy won the hat in the con
vention week shooting match at the
shooting gallery, with a score of Is
out of a possible 80.
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L. B. Wright, of Colorado City, Tex
H. Goliath, of L~ordsburg, n. NJ, came
in this morning from the south and
will be here several days prospecting.
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A. l. knight and J. S. Knight aid
convention and remained over to Wis
it many friends. left this morning for
their home in Amarillo.
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J. R. Brought, the expert typewrit-
er repairer, is here, accompanied by
his nephew, j. P. Monday, and they
are putting in shape the bad order"
writing machines of the town.
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Miss Ella Murphy and Mamie Cor
man returned to Amarillo this morn
ing after spending he week with
Miss Irma C~ottingham, who accom-
panied them home for a return visit
of two Or three weeks.
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Contest Notice,

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Roswell, New
Mexico. March 9, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit hav
ing been filed in this Office by Charles
G. Richardson, contestant, against
homestead entry No. 4013, made APP
ril 18th, 1908, for SEA Section %,
Township II S., Range "a E., by Lee
B. Harnden, contestee, in which il
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Mrs. NJ. C. Reeves, of Canyon City,
and her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Burrow,
of Amarillo, who have been visiting
their son N brother, Jim Reeves.
left today for their homes.
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Judge Weatherby n Tom Jones
returned to Texico this morning after
spending several days with relatives
and friends in Roswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. L. Jones left today on their return
to Quanah, Texas, after spending on
ventiol week in Roswell with the fam
lily of w. T. Jones'.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Turner and
Miss Leoma Cobb, who had been
here for the convention, left today
for Carlsbad, and will return tomor-
row to Amarillo.
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Haynes A. Ward left this morning
on his return to his nome in Beau
mont, Tex, having spent six weeks
her visiting his brother, w. S.
Ward.
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For Sale.

Elegant five room house, 10 S.
Main. Good barn and wind mill with
tank. cistern. 10O feet front on Main.
Everything in firstclass condition. Key
at Gas once. 4s-ts
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The new 80 ton ice machine at the
Gas Co.'s plant is now in operation
which probably accounts for the sud
den change of weather.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-20

Miss Annie Warrington returned to
Amarillo today after a visit here with
Mrs. V. r. Kenney.
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Miss Lilath Fountain returned today
to her home in Amarillo after spend
ing the week with Mrs. J. B. Mathews
and Mrs. Jim Reeves
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Passengers out on the two autos
to Torrance today were: w. C.
Barnes, Mr.. Gray, T. R, Orear, George
and w. H. Herold.
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Mrs. Bert Robinson returned to her
home in Amarillo this morning, having
spent several days with her sister.
Mrs. Harry Morrison
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Mrs. VIM. Jackson returned to her
home in Amarillo this morning after
a weeks visit with George ]. Shields
and family.
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FOur Familiar Views

1t is generally conceded
that one of the most beau
tiful streets in Roswell is
Richardson Avenue, looking
north from Fifth street. On
either side of the we'll grad
ed avenue, are some of the
prettiest homes in Roswell,
set in well kept lawns of
emerald green, and shaded
by rows Of stately cotton
woods and dropping willows.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-04-20

w. w. Elliott, Sam Robbins and
George James came up from Orchard
Park this morning to spend the day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Perry arrived
this morning from Lakewood and will
locate in Roswell.
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Mrs. D. NJ. Aud. of Plainview. Tex,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. w.
Stockard.
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WANTED Horses to pasture on
good alfalfa. See Cooper & Millice,
Room s, Texas Block. 43t6
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The ladies say that the ice cream
made by the Roswell Creamery Co. is
the best they ever ate.
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wANTED:-A gentle horse for gooG
care Cooper & Millice. Room s
Texas Block. 43t6.
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George c. Stanford and John B.
Reeves prominent citizens of Hager-
man, were here on business today.
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Major w. H. H. Llewellyn, United
States Attorney for New Mexico, is
here attending court.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

A splendid hotel proposition, a mon
ey maker h first day and every day.
Don't % this up. See CARLTON
4 BELL
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w. P. Lucas, of Carlsbad, deputy
sheriff of Eddy county, was here to-
day attending court.
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J. B.. Michenor returned to Lake
wood today after spending convention
week in Roswell.
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Hear Miss Cooper at the Presby-
terrain church Monday night
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E. E. Simpson, the Santa Fe's travel
ing freight agent left this morning for
Amarillo.
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w. S. and Clarence DAWSON came
up from Hagerman this morning.
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LOST Double Navajo saddl blan-
ket- Return to Record Office for re-
ward. 43tf
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A. f. Signer came up from Carlsbad
this morning to spend the day
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DR. George A Lipp went to Kenna
this morning to inspect cattle.
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ent
to the
Roswell
WOman'S
Club

The Court House for the
County of Chaves was built
in the nineties, all the ma
terials used in the construc-
ton being hauled overland
to Roswell in wagons. The
cost of the building, a hand
some two-story structure,
was about 100000. Locat-
ed in the Court House Park,
one of the beauty spots of
Roswell.
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Eyes tested free at L B. Boellner.
Jeweler and opt1cian- ssti
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One of the
show buildings
of Roswell is
the Carnegie
Library, this
building was e.
rected by the
city in 1905,
through funds
furnished by
Andrew Car
negie. This
donation was
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Get Makin's prices on new screen
wire before you buy.
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Legal Blanks of all Kinds for sale
at the Record once
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Ralph Smith returned to Amarillo
this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-06-17
poncss Want Money.

Guthrie, Okla, June l6.-A delega.
tion of Ponca Indian sub chiefs call
ed today on Attorney Horace Speed
in regard TO the payment by the gov.
ernment Of annuitlcs credited 10 Pom.
ca children who are living at home
with their parents
It seems that there is pretty
point involved in the matter Under
a recent ruling by the interior dep.
partmcnt with the intention Of stop.
ping alleged grating by Indian guar
dians, the Indian agent is made the
guardian for all the minors in the
tribes over which he has Jurisdiction.
While the Poncas have NO objection
TO the ruling. yet the sub-chiefs who
We're here today TO object to their
children's money being used up by
,he agent and not paid to the par
ents of the children. as here tofore.
II was explained to them that where
the children are being supported by
the government, of course the funds
must be kept intact FOR them
Agent Noble has told the Indians
that he can not turn over the money
To the parents unless he secures a
ruling from the department along
that line and he has write nto Secre-
tary Garfield asking for instructions.
Nj Speed informed the Indians that
follow the departments ruling in such
matters and that an answer from the
department in this matter must be
awaited.
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Potatoes Profitable crop.

Muskogee. |. r.. June 16-William
Gulager. of Muskogee, has a potatao
field of twenty acres near town, from
which is now marketing the first
crop lie says that the present
prices will clear him sSl an acre on
this twenty acres lie will plant a
second or 200 nthe same land just
as soon as the first new crop is dug.
The second crop should net $50 an
acre.
An interesting phase of the potato
business is that along the roads and
in the fence corners Of the potato dis
trict there are enough volunteer pota-
toes growing outside Of enclosures for
any one who wants potatoes to dig
and cary away al, he can use.
These come up from seed wasted in
planting and moving previous crops.
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DOES CIRCUS STUNT.
One of Barnums Old Trick Canpons
Shoots a Boy Into An Apple Tree.
Was Bruised But Not Serious
ly injured.

South Norfolk. Conn, June l6,-
Young Henry Remsen was playing
hide and seek near his home here to-
day and hid in one OF the old spring
guns ur mortars once owned by p. 7.
Barnum, the Snowman lie had hard
ly gotten himself comfortably fixed
when he suddenly shot up in the air
and landed in an apple tree near by.
He was bruised but not dangerously
injured
The mortar responsible FOR Rem
seas flight was one which Barnum
used in his old ''human cannon BALI
act George l.. Britton obtained the
mortar and used It as an ornament
on his lawn. The boys in the neighbor-
borhood have used It for years as a
plaything. but none of them hereto
fore had touched the powerful spring
hidden in g.
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WyCKLIFf BOYS.
Fear to Face a Federal Court, But Are
Ready TO Surrender AS Soon AS a
State Government is
Is Formed.

Muskogee, l. T.. June l6.---A full
blood Indian in from the Cherokee
nation, living in the same vicinity Of
the home of the Wyckliffs. was in
town today. He could not speaG
English but through an interpreter
he said that he was friend of the
Wyckliffs boys who are wanted fOr
the murder OF two deputy marshals
a year ago, and that he sees them Of.
ten lie says that they have put in
a crop on their farm in the Spayi-
nav hills and that they attenl all III
the full-blood picnics where Their
friends are.
They have no fear Of being cap
tured Marshal Darrough has app2'-
eltly given up all hope Of arrestrg
them The fullblocds do not consid-
er that the Wyckliffs have done any
thing NOR ethan kill in selfdefense
and they stand by their friends and
protect them No deputy marshal can
be found who wants to % into the
Cherokee hills ard try {, arrest the
three Wycklins. They have e,;ab-
lished the most perfect defensive or
ganization that has ever heen seen
among the Indians. and for depty
to try TO get within certain dis
taEce of the alleged outlaws would
mean certain death, either at the
hands of the Wyckliffs themselves, or
their friends.
The leader Of the WycNins is per
fectly frank in the statement that
they will not have to stand trial be
fore the present regime of federal
officials in the Cherokee nation.
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HIS conseiene Hurt Him.

Clarksville, Texas, June lG-During
the fall Of 1887 Alex Tabor. then n
citizen Of the Dickson Community
several miles south of the city was
indicted by the Red River county
grand jury on the charge of assault
to murder Tabor left the country be-
fore being arrested and was never To-
Gated until last week, when he wax
I'd into the district court room and
asked to plead guilty The charge was
reduced to aggravated assault and the
usual fine imposed. which was paid
a'd the man walked from the court
house free from worry Of the charge
which he declares has annoyed him
continually for the twenty years
since the indictment was returned.
Since his arrival here Tabor has met
with many Of his old frie..ds.
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STOLEN STAMPS FOUND.
Loot Abandoned by Burglars Who
Robbed Territory postoffce.


Paris, Texas, June 16.--Yesterday
while a carload Of timber from Indian
Territory was being unloaded at the
handle factory here the laborers found
three small boxes that on investiga.
tion proved to be drawers from a safe
and that appeared badly battered as
they had been struc kwith a heavy
tool one contained lot Of receipts
and other papers and another had $50
in postage stamps.
Among the papers was a bank book
belonging to G.. W. Edcns. Bokchito.
l. r., and the officers here, to whom
the find was reported. learned that
MIR. Edens was postmaster at that
town, that the postonlce there was
burglarized a few nights ago and all
the samps and about 400 in cash
were taken.
Phe car in which the boxes were
found was loaded at switch named
Blue, a small sawmill point. not far
from Bokchito The burglar had evl-
IDENTIFY thrown everything except the
money into the loaded car as he pass.
ed the switch, in order not to be bur.
dened with the boxes and of course
any attempt to dispose Of the stamp.
would have resulted In his detection
The things were boxed up and eN
pressed TO Mr.. Eden by the chief OF
police here
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International Convention.
Ardmoreite Special

Ltl,s'il'e, Kv., Jin, = \Irrnir
"N''n. We preparations nt, being made
hv the church people all comm, ~.
cial organizations of Louisville for
entertaining the thousands OF dele.
gates to the international Sunday
school convention, which will open
here just one year from today. the
dates selected being June II to %.
1905. The gathering is expected to be
the largest ever held by the Sunday
school bodies of the world.
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FRENsLeY LUMBER COMPANY.
A New Business Concern for Ardmore
and Vicinity.

The latest business concern to en-
bark on the sea Of the business world
in this city is the Frensley Lumber
company. a partnership formed by
Tom Frensley and Cortez Frensley.
Both gentlemen are well known in
the business world here, one being
connected with hardware house, and
the o;her with the Chickasaw Lumber
company for a number of years.
This new concern has secured a
lumber yard on West Main street on
the Albright property. and have erect
ed their sheds, and as soon as the
stock Of lumber has been received,
will begin a campaign Of advertising
for trade,
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Wichita, Falls. Texas. June lG-
he lid is ON here. and the lndlca-
tions are that the reform movement
that has been sweeping the state has
come to stay In this section Nothing
but Lemonade and other light
drinks can be purchased on Sunday
and buying cigars tobacco and chew
ing gum is not In the question.
Several Sunday violations have
been reported and crusade is ro be
iraugurated looking 10 the enforce
mcnt Of the law in all respects. I'm
moral houses are to be- raided and
their inmates driven out.
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Courtlna Indian Maidens.

Ardmoreite Special.
Charlotte. n. c.. June 17--As the
result of letter written by twelve
Indian girls Of the Chickasaw nation.
Indian Territory, to the president OF
the North Carolina Agricultural col
lcge. soliciting his aid in securing
white husbands, several students are
likely TO become "squaw men" The
communication was read before the
class and several youngsters. with vi.
sions of Pocahontas before them.
are already carrying on an lmpasson.
ed correspondence with the Indian
maideus.
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ONE LUCKY SOLDIER.
viii Stay at Home. ut viii Be Paid
for Going to Philippines.

Lawton. Okla. June l6.-The squad
ron of the Thirteenth cavalry at Fort
sill, which departs Monday overland
for Fort Riley for station, will go in
60 camp on the reservation tomorrow,
vacating the post for the new artil-
lery garrison which is expected to ar
rive tomorrow. The six batteries of
the regiment that Is to be modified
here permanently have been shipped
with their horses and guns from their
respective stations. Some of the of.
ficers of the regiment reached Fort
Sill yesterday.
A novel incident will take place
during this overland hike of about 20
days. First Sergeant Pittman. of c
troop. has but a few days more to
serve before being discharged. His
application for discharge before start
ing on the trip has been refused by
the war depar tment. and he must set
cut with the squadron. He expects
to reach Wichita on the date Of dis
charge and will then leave the squad
ron for shawnee, the home of his
father
Pittman re-enlisted three years ago
in the Philippine islands. and. accord
ing tO the rules Of the department,
will receive travel pay from the point
of discharge to the point in the is
lands where enlistment was made.
This will amount to several hundred
dollars.
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BERWYN NOTES.
Ardnnoreite Specla,.

Ardmoreite Specla,.
Belwyn, June ia prominent cat.
tleman of this section Saturday load
ed twenty-five cars Of fat. fed four.
year-old beef steers which he shipped
to the Kansas City market. The cat.
lie were in fine flesh and will in all
probability bring a good price.
Charles Hardy has returned home
after three years sojourn as a SOL
dier in the Philippine Islands.
W. II. Clifton, superintendent OF
schools at Clifton, has returned from
a visit to the Chickasaw normal held
at Sulphur Prof. Clifton reports that
atter 'ance numbered about l5O teach.
ers and was very successful The last
few days of the normal was condust-
ed by superintendent of schools of the
Indian Territory, John D. Benedict. of
Musk0gee, Prof. Umholtz. superin-
tendeut of schools in the Chickasaw
nation, was also present.
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The Maaie No. 3.

Number three Is a wOnderful mas
cot for Geo. II, Paris, OF Cedar Grove
Me-, according to letter which
reads: After suffering much with
liver and kidney trouble, and becom.
ing greatly discouraged by the failure
to find relief, | tried Electric Bitters,
and as a result | am a well man to-
day. The first bottle relieved and
three bottles completed the cure.
Guaranteed the best on earth for
stomach, liver and kidney troubles.
by w, b. Frame and City Drug Co.
SOC.