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1--we Stock Market.

s,c,p,. 81 besv.s wore ra i.ssg head % ineiudinS !,
ssm dIisci e sl.nrhtsIsls .na for ihs msilsi
inshancsd. city dressed native sides bellIng at
f14toc, per h.: Texas beef At ee7c. No later
oiSls AdvlesS from Liverpool or London. shipments u
iioM sais PEI % day were Isl cattle and ssso
~Ktseps cf calves were OIL head. including tss
Cd direct to bu cher and .ls for the market
maklng with the htAle stock SIC On sale. The
Hprfet was steady for both veais and Western
csiytG buttsrmliks and erassers almost nominal
e pams vsss .s.d q sse.e 20 per 100 le.; Wes,sin
dressed ve-h In good demand and steady at %
sI{o per To-; country dressed veals In Hight sappy
!, Kscelpts Of sheep and lambs were tooe head. In
eladlng ears fot sl.ughereIs and II for the market
making with the stale stock ~ cars sale. The
market wa. slow but steady for both sheep and
lambs: about cars were carried over. Common
70 choice sheep cold Of nsop3l.5o per 100 .lbs.;
semtaoq v. chotce tmbs M Neo06-sG cylls st
lambs az sIseil,fc: few choice earoassss 81 iic,
dirses q ssnsSlsfers. The fsens Nv 81 4 omissiiy
Arm b Vmtsthy with Buffalo sdvieea
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, TEE CURE MARKET.

in the price Of stocks In the curb market last
week and volume Of dealines dwlndled TO
., very small proportions; on Monday con. con.
list lost ground, but thereafter q steadier
tone was displayed and quotations improved.
shares. among which Nevada Consoii dated
was q prominent feature. This stock was
heavily, bought and rose 70 "a, and although
gain OF TX pelnts. Other strong stocks were
Boston. which touched isX. British t7N and
Butte at H.. Standard Oil lost about II points
Sales OF Bay State Gas were very heavy and
the price sagged gradually TO- IN. In the
bond department the new Atchlson 20 sold
UP to os. Transactions In detail In the market
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Alaska COPPER MINES SOLD.
London ana Paris Bankers Pay % 800, 600
for the Uubba nd. Elliott PrOpertiee,

London ana Paris Bankers Pay o. .kOO,OOO
for the Hubbard-Eliiott Properties.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2o.-Aoquisition By 4.
Hirsch q Co., the London and Paris bank
ing firm, Of the Hubbard Elliott copper
mines In Alaska was announced to-day.
The bankers paid $500 900 for the prop
erty controlled by the Hubbard-E.liott
Mines Development Company. and Of this
sum Il. g. Elliott will receive $4,000. 600.
while his father, ID. r. Elliott, tho veteran
claim agent Of the st. Paul road, and hie
brother, A.. j. Elliott, also q resident of
Chicago, will jointly come into the pos
session Of 81, 500 600. @
c. q. Hubbard Of Valdez, Alaaka, viii get
81 500 900, while the remaining shareholders
will receive 81, 500 e0o.
Associated with Hirsch & Co. Ia Henry
Belt. the South African diamond man.
who has supplied millions TO acquire the
Alaska mines which were disoovered ten
years ago by II. G. Elliott and Charles q.
Hubbard after suffering fearful hardshlps.
The transaction insures the completion
OF two railroads from Valdez to the Copper
River district and the erection Of q largo
smelter at Valdez, Hirsoh q Co. having
secured the franchise and right Of way
OF the Valdez-Yukon Railroad, together
with Its terminals at Valdez.
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TIE GRAIN MARKETS.
A Day OF Liquidation Receipts Larger
Prices Decline.

Prices Decline.
Wheat closed at fractional decline. owing
10 disappointing cables. comparatively largo
receipts and liquidation. -
At the opening prices were firm, but the
news generally having bearish tinge most
people were disposed, for the time being at
least, to sell.
liverpool dropped u to I'D. Budapest
showed no change. Paris was barely steady at
sRS ssTS In zee .tsss
.rsports from the Canadian and American
asE atos %sn SasHss .ras r sss sS
IN The previous week. The amount on passage
increased d. SO @ 600 bush; and the M total is noy ,
Pstten and ARMOUR sold freely at the West.
ons s day Bsars IN sUns
large PERCEPTIONS Within q xes and That Tho
tend that millers seeing biz ..oeipts Will
s G.s ssd asS sss q fs /. ss:a .psss sS.0n will
: But prices showed resistance to decline.
Shorts covered on the weak spots and there
wss considerable commission house buying
Moreover, It was raining at a number OF
m es ssosp.s Tass h os
may not Be realized. Hulls contend too that
all the wheat produced In this country this
70 H The bta "a gaps IN world : stocks t6at viii
haye 70 be nlled. the increasing hSur saies
as ne Chat an ons q: TIE
gpot situation remains anything like as strong
q e q presssn. any RstSal decline in
fuythsrmSre. that ,y any decline in prices would ID
sn n sws Wheat e & hs ssS q S n'
al he moment. however. speculation is
msnss IN the September option q. the West
s1, ss .s & hs Ass. sSPfs rom Tsn ssn
isn q many, WIN % soyeIned Sy the size Of
Yesterday one Minneapolis mill sold 70 ooo
Sas large sosS ss.s
y: D. 6h.pin 4 c.. said -Bsrrins . tenn m;
strens a. could be. There Is no surplus wheat
:aa .saas Ssd x. x TnsRsf Rss ss ne
THE CORN SITUATION.
Germ gsve. way under general selling. due
2 reports Of rood r.ins In Illinois. lowe aMnd M
isii 10, Tho receipts at Chicago we're about
double tie arrivals Of year ago. Liverpool
ahearson, Hammill 4 Co. sold rather freely
on the other hand bartlett, Patten Co. gave
s6pport. Bulls contend that much OF the
damage from recent hot. dry weather was
irr.sparable and that the ears are not filling
4t.. TIE OATS YRArURKs. ., -
: .Osts rave way with the rest Of the list.
The market apparently had beoom me some
nisalon houses sold. 80 did some of the
larger houses. Bartlett. .Patten 4 Co. sold:
Armour and Peavey. sold September and
bought May. Sidwell and White were buy
eFs, Cash prices were weaker under the
increased movement, al,
E.t THE SPOT MARKETS.
Wheat hrm. Sales, 10000 bush,,. mainly
for export. No. 2. Eed. sIoih I; 2; 3. sacsf.
No. hard winter. q .o4h. Futures closed
Keto Hc, lower. Estimated sales. 100000
Corn doll. Sales. 5000 bush. Non. mixed.
70 Xc. lover. Estimafed sales. ii, 600 bush.
Oats dull. Sales. 5000 bush. Natural
ss s1Msse cs 70 id Wits efippsa 3 a0t sea
mixed, 7sto 3, lbs. s7,ic. for now and ss6ssc.
Rye ives dull No. :. western. SIC. {; ., b.
New York. and 77c.. q. !. I. Buffalo. Barley
was quiet. New mating. oed7oc,, o. T.
Buffalo, september shipment; feeding. 7ic..
81. +. New York.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange last week loaned as low as Y OF
I per cent, and - high ~ tx per cent. The
price paid for tho bulk Of the business was
iK per cent, Time money was not In great
demand, although loans were made In fair
and per cent. for four months. sixty day
at ~ per cent. CommerclaI' paper was
quoted st sk q. th per cent; for prime single
names and bills receivable: other names.
per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
10. discount. Chicago-1so. discount.
@an Ing @sx
ieans--Commercial.. 500. discount; banks, u
premium. st. Paul-<0c. premium. Minne-
epolls, csc, premium TO par. Cincinnati
Par. st. Louis-Par. San Franctsco-osc.
premium.
Money IN k5ondon Si Psr cent. hf,;! Rate Of Q,
three n,oeths Bills, iHalN per cent. Con.
account. Psris Gables quoted the I ciS.ins 3 price
Of per cent. rsntss ct % francs 10 oentimes.
Private rate Of discount. tx per cent. Ex-
change on London, rs francs Is centimes.
Berlin quoted exchange on London at 90
tx per cent.
Nov York Clearing House statement; Ell
Sub-Treasury debit balance. 1851 sos.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York.
$40. Silver In London. 2s1d. Mexican
silver dollars were quoted at <Sasic.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Conee Steady-Proviaions Easy

Coffee showed little life or change. Most
people are waiting, Developments and the
fluctuations from day to day are trifing.
Yesterday some local dealers were giving
taking much Europe was reported to have
bought little. while some tired local longs
sold out. Santos cad vices state that the in
creased surtax Oh coffee will 70 into effect
Gently stated. This will make the tax equal
rate.
= Coffee on the spot was quiet. Rio No. .,
o cents. :; Futures closed unchanged on most
months. with the tone steady. Total Sales
Havre was steady and unchanged. Ham
burg was unchanged: Rio was Arm. ex-
change was unchanged at Is SIZED; receipts; !;
receipts, s., 900 bags: stock. 1854, ,0OO Sac
Paulo receipts, 81. 900 bags; Jundishy receipts.
In priCeG foll0wa
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.rHES3 CoTTON MARKET. :
Prices Up-Reports, or Recent Storm Dam
age fin Atlantic cetates-Lverpool Better
Than Due.

Prices Up-RepOrts OF Recent Storm Dam.
age I'm Atlantic cetates-Ilverp0oI Better
Than Due.
Yesterday furnished q squirt In the cotton
quotations, II q squirt 1t may be called. which
was not unexpected One Of greater power
would not have been surprising after the weeks
heavy breaks But tho trouble In that the
cotton market nowadays suggests broken
spring In other words the lift has gone
out of It with the defeat Of its friends. who
tried without avail both here and In Liver
pool to lift. Atlaslike. q mountain OF cotton.
Everybody believes the crop Is far larger
than ever before. that 1t will much exceed
the requirements of the world and that In
the end prices are to fall to q much lower level
than they have yet seen this year. The weekly
statistics were bearish rather than otherwise
though nobody paid much attention TO them.
The weather was generally favorable. but
tho Chronicle says some damage was done
by.recent rains and foods In parts OF Georgia.
the Caroilnas and parts Of Florida. The
average man In the cotton trade. however.
thinks It 4 not great enough 70 call for much
sSsuday not oy here but sso or
seSIdsnss aSa pTiSss Advanced M + spite rSa ?,
The hfs next thing on the carpet is the Govern
ms psss ,Sns Sh that s l. show SR ve
setback for the plant during the month Of
August The question which is upperpost
In the minds of reflective cotton men 10 how
low must the price go before spinners Ct home
and abroad will take hold In earnestff They
are apparently beginning to buy more freely
now in Liverpool. 10 1t real start or other
t" Marshall, spader 4 Co. said: We look for
lstlng trade news the market tendency is
likely to be toward a lower level for the long
Messrs. McFadden. Hopkins. Hutton. Dick.
Norden and Gwathmey were reported to have
sold; Messrs. Carpenter. Lehman, Beche.
Hubbard and New. Orleans houses bought.
:, Edward Moyse 4 Co said Aronnd sMoi
1ssthsr We, conditions thrssten TO cut down tie
yield or even 70 .retard the movement In the
Spot cotton was, unchanged. Mddlins.
changed 10 Ho,dower, Middllng. Galveston.
okc.; New Orleans, ,0Hc.: Mobile. 6Hc.; Sa-
vanphh e1ic., and Charleston, 9c.
The movement was as follows:
|, .7. Yesterdag Laaw.sk. 1901.
siss, sS.s ssSssaS:i .7 ass s ss'asse sss
The estimated receipts were As follows:
Houston .soSsssso 5s:ssis; L's sssc &c. isSi 49,
galveston " :. 49,. 5000 90 seot 1877
New Orleans. 49,. .l.eoo-22O 4e2 .
Port exports were .2,l2i bales. sinoe Sep
tember I. 7.Ae.Ss2 bales. against s,set,2oc
Futures closed II points higher on August
and tot higher on the next crop months,
eiosing steady with estimated sales OF $1,000
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PRovIsIoNs. Il lard was quiet. Prime
Western. $780, refined Continent, slo.lo:
St' liant tTsds Me;ss sisesls.so Taiiow Sas Mas
dull. City. So. Butter,creamsry; ex-
,5ss ss 1sSs :t ,c%ss c%s faIy eS
oago. Aug. s.--Provisions were steady to
sllehtly lower and closed quiet. The grain
ing OF september deliveries. Packers were
credited with fairly liberal purchases Of lard.
January product was In moderate demand;
corn prices. Cash trade this week shows
some improvemen - Prices ere as follows:
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TIE BOSTON MARKET.

Bosros. Aug. 7s.-!Tradine In the coppsr
shares was quite broad again to-day. with
activity on the up side. While ,Amalga mated.
Butte Coalition. Franklin. Miami and North
Butte were, the most active, the last proved
the. feature, selling up, to ssH. :Industrials
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Government Receipts and Expenditures.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-The receipts OF
the Government from the customs to-day
were se4o,s74; from internal revenue,
5000 I07, and from miscellaneous sources,
si4l 800, a total Of 81 sg7 .s4i. The expendi-
lures to-day were 81 $50 900.
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FLOUR.--FIrm, with q moderate trade.
sprtng-Patents, SS. .eo6Se clears. S4.2s6St.eo
Wlntef-Cieers. Sse5fpSt: straights, N.25@
tt6o. Rye -four. N.I5a34.7S. ., -.
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! The State Banking Departmentb weekly
statement Of condition OF the State bank
and trust companies In Greater New F0fi
which do not report to the Clearing Houss
Association is as follows: -
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g. In Liverpool Spot cotton advanced 10 points.
Sales. 5000 bales, inciudins 1000 xmerlosn.
Imports, 1000 bales American. Futures
SRsSnsd posnss Lover ros. put r:!ied closing
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Importa and Exports.

The imports Of specie for the week we're
i EasS sSs. sas sSd
sos Exports OF specie were: Silver, S77s .7s3;
gold. mono: q total Of STas.7o The exports
$40 e7isiis; silver. ~, SOS .sis; . total Of S7e.
Oe< ,ss2.
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THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of averages Of the
associated banks OF the city OF New York
compares as follows with that OF last week
and that Of the corresponding week year
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.

Imports Of general merchandise and dry goods
ss reported st the Custom House compare as
follows with those OF last week and OF the corre-
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Port exports were ., III baIee. SINCE Sep.
tember {. 7.Ae.Ss2 bales. against s.set. 200
last year.
Futures closed II points higher on August
and tot higher on the next crop months,
closing steady, with estimated sales OF rs. 900
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CLOSING PRICES.

sEz divlaena.
The sun., 1908-08-30

Important changes from last week In the
cash held by the banks and their loans are a.
fAll p.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

not appear to be under the Hearst
management. 1t favors ultimate pro-
hibitiol, and says: Until b final
abolition of the whiskey traffic in this
territory, we demand for the protec-
ton of our people, that this traffic be
regulated. First of all we demand
that such ordinances be passed as
will destroy all secrecy in it's con-
sumption. That the bar tender, the
purchaser, consumer and all nabitues
of the saloon be subject to public
view from the sidewalk; that no
place where liquors are sold, be al
lowed to remain open for business
from eleven o'clock at night until
seven O'Clock the following day"
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GOVERNOR FOLKS IMPROPERLY

1t is charged that Governor Folk
transcribed the bounds of courtesy
when, at the governors conference,
he declared a good way to protect
our forests was to repeal the duty on
lumber. The criticism of Governor
Folk is based ol the idea that politics
was to be tabooed in the conference.
But where is the politics in merely
saying the duty or lumber should be
removed? Why, nearly everybody is
in favor of that. 1t is certainly no
party question, for no party would
dare say specifically that it favored
the retention of the duty On lumber
In discussing the question how to
preserve our forests, the suggestion
to take off the tariff that encourages
their destruction is very pertinent.
Putting an impost duty on lumber
means the protection of trees in other
lands and the chopping down of our
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own. 1t is a good thing to suggest
this. 1t is as pertinent as the reser-
walton of vast areas of mountain for
ests.
If the governor has been guilty of
a little improperly, it will prove of
service, for it will call the attention
of the people to an impost that is
not only destroying our forests, but
is increasing the cost of home
a man builds. We hear much of the
question, is a tariff a tax? That doesn't
apply 10 the tariff on lumber, for it
is an outrage-Ohio State Journal.
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chiId-Dies of Pneumonia.

Gladys Lee Hubbard, infant daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. w. F. Hubbard.
OF her parents at S0Z, North Pecos av-
enue, after a short illness Of pneumon-
la, aged one year and three months.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at four O'Clock from the home, Elder
c. C. Hill officiating. Burial was made
in the South Side cemetery.
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A. Archey, engineer on the New
Mexico Eastern, who was hurt by the
o~verturning of a hack at Carlsbad sew
eral days ago, left this morning for
Clovis to join his three daughters and
visit until he RECEIVERS from his
bruises.
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Notice.

There will be the election of Off
GERS of the Noga1 Peak Mining and
Milling Co. Saturday, May 80, at
three o'clock at the office of E. A.
F%fnnegan. All stockholders requested
to be present. 74t3
(Sig1ed) c. N. STANSELL.
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Governor Curry is to make an Off
cial visit to Arizona in the interest
of the National Irrigation congress
at Albuquerque. The governor has
done wonders in uniting New Mexico
but he has no designs on Arizona
only a friendly can.-El Paso Her
aid.
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Haqerman to Help Decorate.

A. N. Miller, in a letter to Col. A.
E. Page, writes today that Hagerman
will send a delegation of ten old sol
diers here on Saturday, May 80, to as
sist in the decoration of graves of
soldiers.
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FOR COUNTY SHERIFF.

The Record is authorized to a n
nounce Charles L. Ballard as a caadi-
date for the Office of Sheriff o. Chav-
es county, subject to the action of the
democratic primaries.
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Correct legal blanks Record Omc'

Mr.. ald Mrs. c.. w. Hutchinson, of
Kansas City, who spent a few days
here last week as sight-seers and
prospective land buyers, returned
this morning from Artesia and will
spend another day or two in Roswell
before going home.
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Real manners, the of a
truly educated man or woman, are an
outward expression of intellectual
and moral conviction. Sham manners
are a veneer which falls away at the
first selfish suggestion President
Butler, of Columbia University.
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NJ. w. Hodges arrived last night
from Amarillo, where he went to meet
his family, who returned from a Wis
it in Gonzales, Tex.
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Mrs. Charley Rascoe is seriously
i'll at the home of her fatherin-law.
City Marshal ]. j. Rascoe, at 307 S.
Missouri avenue.
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Judge and Mrs. H. D. Terrell, of
rose, who have beer here several
days, returned to Clovis today. Judge
Terrell was attending court and all
three came to see the town and take
in the ball games. They were greatly
surprised and pleased with Roswell.
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FOR RENT.


WANTED A ten acre tract of land
il orchard, close to RoswelI.-Ad-
dress Box 361, city. 72t3*
WANTED Plymouth Rock eggs
for setting. Inquire 80 n. Penn. t2s
TO RENT from owner, four
or five cottage in desirable
nefghborhood. Address Permanent
Renter" care Record. 1879
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C. D. Thompson and N. r. Childress
came up from Lakewood yesterday to
remain a few days looking after bus
mess affairs.
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COMMISSIONER THIRD DISTRICT
FOR PROBATE D
COMMISSIONER SECOND DISTRICT
F. P. GAYLE.

The Record is Authorized to an
nounce that w. NJ. Atkinson is a can
idate for reelection to the Office OF
county Commissioner of the Second
district, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primaries.
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A boy always brags of what he will
do when he's a man. And when he
becomes a man, he always boasts of
what he did when he was a boy
Pick-Me-Up.
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AS between individuals the Record
is absolutely disinterested. People
who attempt to NEEDLE with our pri-
vate business, however, need expect
nc special favors.
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The advancement Of the whole
town is the important thing-not
merely to advertise individuals.
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Best Legal BIanks-Record Office
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The Record is authorized to an
ounce that N. j. Fritz, of Hagerman,
is a candidate for Commissioner OF
the Third district, subject to the 40
ton of the Democratic primaries.
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FOR CLERK.

The Recoru Is authorized to an
nounce Jas. u. Muiiens as a candi-
date for Probate Clerk OF Chaves
county. subject to the action of the
democratic primary electioa.
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Kansas City, Mo-, will vote On the
question of adopting the commission
Oh business form of government June
second.
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On June End you will possibly cast
your vote in the Democratic primary.
Remember to vote for the best man
according to YOU best Judgment
Lake Arthur Times.
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WHAT IS LIFE TO YOU
(From The Pathfinder.)

To the preacher Hfe's a sermon,
To the Joker it's a jest;
To the miser life is money,
To the loafer life is rest.
To the lawyer life's a trial,
To the poet life's a song;
To the doctor 1ife's a patient
That needs treatment right along
To the soldier life's a battle,
To the teacher life's a school;
Lies a good thing to the CRATER,
It's a failure to the fool.
To the man upon the engine
Lies a long and heavy grade;
It's a gamble to the gambler,
To the merchant life's a trade.
Life's a picture to the artist,
To the rascal life's a fraud;
Life perhaps is but a burden
To the man beneath the bod.
Life is lovely to the lover,
To the player life's a play;
Life may be a load of trouble
To the man upon the dray.
Life is but a long vacation
To the man who loves his work;
LIES an everlasting effort
To shun duty to the shirk.
To the heavens blest romancer
LIES a story ever new;
Life is what we try to make it
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Subscribe for the Daily Record
the only NEWSPAPER published In
the city Of Roswell.
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S. l.. Roberts, clerk of the district
court, returned this morning from a
visit with his family at Carlsbad,
where he also had official business.
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AMARILLO COUPLE HERE
TO MARRY AND MAKE HOME.

c. L. Hall, brakeman on the New
Mexico Eastern between Roswell and
Amarillo, and Miss Jennie McCallis-
ter, formerly of Quincy, Ill, both of
whom have been living at Amarillo
for some time arrived in the city last
night and this morning secured mar
riage license and at eleven o'clock
were happily united, Judge Evans tie
ing the knot in his usual happy man
ner in the presence of only the legal
witnesses at his office. The couple
will live in Roswell if they can make
satisfactory arrangements.
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The Record is authorized TO an
nounce that v. r. Kenney Is a caadi.
date for reelection to the Office of
County Surveyor, subject to h 40
ton of the Democratic primaries.