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The Washington herald., 1908-09-03
Golden Eagles Adiourn.

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Hinton. W Va. Sept The twenty
first annual meeting Of the West Virginia
grand lodge Of the Knights Of the Golden
Eagles which has been in session since
Tuesday, adjourned tonight. There We're
more than 5C0 delegates in attendance.
The following officers were elected: Ex-
Senator n F Siatheny. OF Beckley. grand
chief; J. c Webb vice grand chief: Rev
\ D. Craig, grand high priest: William
Petit, grand sir; herald T IL Garvin,
Grand trustee.
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WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.

curu11a1dinE of1cer Of tLe United States army
nine planter General Henry Knox for duty
Leave nf a1eu-e for -rg- 1sn DAYS is granted Can't
kHBLtI F. tALLAN. Coast Arrille-~ Corus-
MAJ CLARENCE z UENTLER Tweu-v- -thi-l In
t7ncrE- and Carts. JAMES EDNATNE. Twenty
5l--tl Infantry and DWIGHT Z. AULTNAN.
E--th Fls.l A-ti-IerV. are relieved as memhe-s
and Capt. GEORGE F. MITCHELL Thirteenth
Cavalry. is relieved recorder Of tie comreti-
tive eZaEiziuE bua-d a. Fort Laave1worth
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CLAMBAKE ON LANDMARK.
Historical Society "a
Preserve Battlefield

Saratoga, y. Y. Sept Gathered
about the ruins Of Fort Ticonderoga. The
members Of the Ticonde-oga Historic,
Society to-day partook Of a clambake
and boosted plan that has been started
to get the United States government 70
preserve the historic revolutionary land
mark The attendance was laree. and
all the speakers urged that the govern
me1t take every possible step to per
DetuRte the fort and bsttledsIds-
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E1-Mayor's Daughter weds.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. No, Sept 2-AIr. A. I.
Derr, chief clerk 10 General Manager
Brett. Of the MorEantown and Kingwood
railroad. Morgantown. W Va and Miss
Lavinia Helen King. daughter Of former
Mayor and Mrs. Clarence NJ King. were
married this evening at the home OF the
bride here by Rev. Dr. James B aIoffatt
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
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Mahogany Psrlor Tables. inIaid with
hollywood and pearl French design.
$3.50, Value, $500.
oua-tered Oak Library Tables. with
long drawer and wooden drawer pulls;
SIO85, Value, $500,
oqartsrss Oak Library Tables. with
S22.5o. Value, $500.
M 2Ia9oEsay ssy Library Tables. oval shape.
S23-75, Value, $1,000.
frames upholstered in vsireteea- ~
SI6.75. Value, $1,000.
Wing Chairs. with hsnd--ufted gen
uine leather cushions, large size
$3.50. Value. $500.
Hand-carved Flemish Oak Chairs
leather seat. large size
$500. Value, $500.
Leather Turkish Rockers. large size.
$3.50. Value. 5000.
Solid Mahogany Rockers. leather seat
SII-85- Value, S2o.oo
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CHORUS GIRL BRIDE OF EARL
Eleventh Member Of Gay Gordons'
Company to Enter Society.
William John LydstOn POuIett For
merly n Lieutenant in the
Welsh FusiIeers.

London, Sept Earl P0uletr was mar
Sted at St James Church. Piccadf-ly. this
afternoon. 10 a Gaiety. gi-I. named Sylvia
Lillian. the daughter OF Frederick story,
the well-k1ova comedian She formerly
appeared fl the musical comedy. The
Gay Gordons." which was famous for the
beauty OF its chorus
She IS the eleventh member Of the Cav
Gordons" chorus that has married a title
or wealth.
William John Lydston Pollett. seventh
earl is twenty-five years old For several
years. Up 10 1893. the title was in dispute.
and the name was almost a by-vOrd IN
London William Tunour Thomas Pou-
lett who called himself VIscOunt Hinton.
and was the son Of a woman who claimed
that the sixth earl PcuIett had married
her. claimed the Potlett title and estates.
Pending the litigation, which was long
and bitter and was carried 10 the high
est court. the House Of Lords. the claim
ant supported himself and gave annoy
a1ce 10 the Pouletts by playing hand
organ n the streets OF London
Finally. the committee on privileges of
the House Of Lords decided II favor Of
The sixth earI's son. who now bears the
title This was IN July 1893. The sixth
earl was then dead and the present earl
was twenty years old and a lieutenant IN
the welsh FusiIeers- a year later he sue
Ceeded TO the estate and title.
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Literarr Amenities

From ne Eaituno-e America1-
Jack London. the author. says that
President Roosevelt Is an amateur in
nature matters. and that he does not un-
oerstand evolution Il Is likely that
another persona non grata VIII soon be
i1voluntar1ly elected 10 membership in
the Anal!as Club.
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SINGS OF INNER LIGHT
P0et-prieSt Writes Touch
ingly Of Affection.
FATHER TABB GOING BLIND

Exquisite Lyric Of Maryland Priest
Tells of Day When Total Darkness
Shall Come Upon Hfm-ReeOgnized
as One OE the Foremost Living
American Poets.
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When YOU have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald. and bill viii be sent you
at l cent a word
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Mahogany Cllfouiz-s. with wooden
drawer pulls. oval plate glass mirror
dun finish
5000. Value, $4,000.
2iahogaay Dre=sers, swell top drawer,
sIz-z5- Value, $500.
Chartered Oak D-esssrs. colonial de-
sign. dull finish
S2+75, Value, S3z.oo.
Bl.ds-sye Maple Drsssers. fun swell
front, large mirror
S33-75- Value, $4,000.
BirGs-eye Maple washztanaz. size ssz
SI2-oo, Value, $500.
Mahogany vazastands. dull finish: size
$3.50. Value. $500.
solid Mahogany Toilet Tables. with
three drawers; dun finish.
S2I-5o. Value, S4s.oo.
Hall Tables. Of oak and mahogany.
With With drawer and saelf. bolted construc-
S495, Value, 5000.
Mahogany Pa-lor Tables, round top.
S5-95. Value, $1,000.
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IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Minister Wu's Son and Fam
lily Leave City To-day.
ME. W.T. BRAvED THE HEAT
Only Member OF Embassy or Lega-
tiOn Who Has Remained in wash
ingtOn Throughout the Hot season.
Assistant Secretary Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson Return from Europe.

While members Of every embassy and
legation represented at Washington have
sought either their home country or one
Of the seaside or mountain resorts. the
Chinese Minister. Dr. WI Tiug-fang. and
his Immediate family. have remained IN
Washington practically the entire sum
mer- DR.. Wa has made several out-of-
town trips. mainly to speak al public
functions, but since the arrival Of Nine
WI. early in the sumner. she has been
content TO remain in the legation. in
Washington Heights. where the extreme
heat Of the summer has been felt less
than II any other section OF the city.
With Nine Wu have been her son and
caughter-in-law and their young baby
all OF whom. however. leave Washington
to-day
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CHARTERED Oak Serving Tables. vi
Two separate drawers with locks Ll
finish
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Miss Anna Miller AIcDueu. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John r. McDuell. Of
Weverton. Nd, and John Mortimer Nc
Duel. OF Tucson. Ariz-. were married
yesterday in s.. Luke's Episcopal Church.
Brownsville Nd, the wedding being a
brilliant social event Rev Charles At
water performed the ceremony
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Mary McDueH. as maid Of honor.
and Edward ". Garrett. Of Pleasant
Valley, was best man. After an exten-
sive wedding trip. Air- and Mrs 1IcDueIl
viii take Up their residence in Arizona
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-02

Today, primary election day in tle
Democratic party, has been al ex-
ceedingly active one for the candi-
dates and their friends. There has
been no disorder up to the time of
going to press, the election being con-
Quoted in a very quiet and orderly
manner.
This morning the rigs of tle can
didates started hauling the voters to
che polls and have been at it all day
long; but Notwithstanding the active
work done, the vote mere in Roswell
has been quite light. At 3:15 in the
south precinct, 260 votes had been
cast, and it is not expected that the
total will run over three hundred In
the north precinct $50 votes had been
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-02

Waterbury, Conn, June Con
gressmaa George L. Lilley, whose res
olution and charges in connection with
the so-called submarine boat scandal
resulted last week in a severe scoring
Of the congressman by the Boute1le
investigating committee, today gave
out statement on the subject. I1cor-
porated in the statement are letters
which declare that two weeks before
the report of the committee denounc-
ing Lilley, was made, Boutelle express
sed admiration for Lilley and endeav-
ored to effect an agreement whereby
the matter under investigation be fur
nished the committee. II concluding
his statement, Lilley says: THE sug-
gestion that a member of the House
had been approached by the impostn
mites of the Electric Boat Co, rep
resentative, cannot be rightfully con-
strued as a charge against uhat mem
ter. A request that a committee as
eel tain by investigation whether inl-
proper practices on the pli- of the
Electric Boat Co. had Influenced con-
Sre s7;Cral action, is not in my judg
ment a charge against the members
OF the House. l believed and still be
lieve, that the Electric Boat Co. re-
ceivec excessive profits in the subma
me beats to the United States gov
ernnent."
-O-
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HadIev to Visit Roswell Often.

Hon. II. S. Hadley left this morn
ing for Jefferson City, Mo-, after
spending two weeks here looking after
his property. He expects to return
fall. When asked by reporter wheth-
er he Intended to come to Roswell to
make his home, Mr.. Hadley replied:
"Of course I do not intend to leave
just what his future will be. Howev-
er, I intend to spend much of my
time here" Mr.. Hadley was accom-
panied by his friend, Frank Blake,
of Jefferson City. who came on q
sightseeing trip.
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being married. The event was antici-
pated by some of their friends, but
was not expected so soon. The mar
riage took place at four o'clock at
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Millie Rogers, five miles east of town,
thef ceremony being performed by
Rev. Claudius F. Lucas, pastor of the
First M. E. church, in the presence
of the closer relatives and a small
company of friends. After the cere-
mony refreshments were served. The
bride and groom left last night on
a trip to Carlsbad. They will make
their home at Dexter.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weidman, and is en-
ployed in his fathers store at Dex-
ter. He has resided in the valley
umber of years a1d has established
with all who know him.
The bride is the daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Roberts, of this city. She
is a young woman of sweet and Iowa
BILE disposition.
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BRYAN CANNOT BE HERE
FOR THE CONVENTION

Mayor G. A. Richardson has receiv-
ed word from Hon. VIM. J. Bryan that
it will be impossible for him to come
to Roswell at the time of the Demo
cratic Territorial convention on We'd
nesday, June 10, on account of the
fact that he has all his time dated
ahead between now and then. Mayor
Richardson had made an effort to get
the great commoner here for that oc-
casion and was assisted II the work
by ex-Congressman Sutherland, Of Ne
braska, who made trip to Mr.. Bry-
ans home for the purpose.
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year 100 days, a gain of almost one
and a half weeks per pupil.
The average daily attendance last
year was 761 pupils. this year SO4, a
gain of 43 pupils.
There were 1888 cases of tardiness
II the schools last year; this year
there were 1853 cases, a reduction
of about 80 per cent in the total for
the year.
There were 577 visitors to the va
rious schools last year; this year
there were 1855 visitors, a gain of
over 24O per cent. This is very graft
flying, indeed, and is a splendid indi-
eaton of the vital interest the people
of Roswell are showing in their
schools. We have had over one
fourth of the people of Roswell out
to visit our schools this year. We
hope to have more than half of the
people out next year. The schools
have run a month longer and there
were three more teachers added to
the corps of teachers, over that of
last year, and the Board of Education
came out with almost $4,000 to their
credit. This is a most excellent show
ing. indeed, indicating wise, econom-
ical and conservative management of
the school affairs on their part
There was very small number of
pupils who failed in their term ex
aminations, which shows that the pu-
pills have done consistent, persistent
work during the entire term, and
that the teachers have been faithful
and loyal il the performance of their
duties. We are willing to compare the
work done in the Roswell public
schools with that of any public school
in the Southwest.
A class of 40 pupils will enter the
High School this year, we'll prepared
for the work, 19 girls and % boys.
This shows a much larger per cent
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JAPAN SINCERE IN STOP
PING IMMIGRATION

Washington, June 2.-That Japan
is making a sincere effort to check
immigration to this country was as
serted in aninterview given out yes
terday by Baron Takahira, the Japan
csc ambassador. Japan is taking all
possible measures to stop the emigra-
ton of laborers to the United States"
said Takahira. These new measures
have, however, not been II force
sufficient time, as yet, and matters
may not be quite as well adjusted as
they will he in the new future. The
q. S. government has never question
ed the sincerity of our efforts to stop
the emigration of coolie laborers, al
though they have been stirred up in
the press. feel sure that the pleas
ant and cordial relations which now
exist between the United States and
Japan, will not be marred but will
continue indefinitely"
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of boys to enter the High School than
is seen in most of our public schools
very gratifying indication, indeed.
There were 6 boys and girls to
graduate from the High School this
year, a larger per cent than is ordi-
narily seen in High School-in fact
larger number of boys in proportion
to the number in class than in any
High School in the Southwest.
We hope to be able to keep many
more of our boys in school next year
Our boys should be educated as well
as our girls.
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HEAVIEST RAIN OF SEASON
IN SOUTHERN KANSAS

independence, Kan, June 2-The
heaviest rain of the season fell here
today. The Verdigris river is rising
% inches an hour and Is almost GER
tain to go out of its banks causing
heavy damage. Already part Of the
lowlands in the western section OF
the city are submerged and a aum-
Der of families have been forced out
of their homes. The Missouri Pacific
tracks near Caney are under water
for about three miles,
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PLAY BOX BALL AT JEWETT'S.
Big Crowd to "La-fa-Iotte."

Big Crowd to "La-fa-Iotte."
DIR. C. L. Parsons left this morning
with his party of campers for Camp
-fa-lotte," on the Rio Ruidoso, ex-
pecting to lbe gone at least two weeks.
The party made up regular caval-
cade, there being sixty persons in the
crowd, it is said. There were a great
many tourists among the campers and
only few names could be learned
George e. French, B. F. Harlow and
Bruno Totzek were among the local
people who went.
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polled and the total will run to about
four hundred. The sentiment ON the
street seems to indicate that Charley
Ballard will win the nomination for
sheriff. J. H. Sutherland for treasur.
er, F. P.'Gayle for probate clerk. The
prettiest race of all is that for Al
SCISSOR. The race is close aid all three
candidates seem to have a look-in,
and the votes outside of Roswell may
decide the winner
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Katherine Audrain Mackay and the
Junior class extend an invitation to
joy music to attend a piano recital
to be given at the Christian church
this evening at eight o'clock. Admis-
sion free.
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Katherine Audrain Mackay
PIANO-VOICE

3 Studio, 4O7 N. KY, phone
. $50. Summer term begins on
3 June 9Th. kindergarten meth
3 cd of music study special
3 ty. Endorsed by prominent ed
3 ucators and adopted by many
3 leading Conservatives.
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-02

At the regular meeting of the City
School Board last night, held at the
City Council chamber, three new
teachers were selected for the coming
school year and reports were receiv-
ed from Supt. M. H. Brasher, show
ing in a nutshell the work of the
past year and presenting his recon.
mendations for the coming session.
All was Of the greatest interest to
the citizens and taxpayers of Roswell.
T. G. Rodgers. Of Roswell, graduate
of the University of Tennessee, was
elected principal of the High School
at a monthly salary Of s11O. Miss
Carrie Bwins, of Kansas City, educat-
ed at Cottey College. Nevada, Mo-.
and the State Normal at Warrens-
burg, was selected to teach the first
primary. North Hill, salary $40 per
month. Miss Mary Toohy, of this
city, educated at the Indiana State
Normal, was chosen to teach the low
er fifth grade at Central, at $50 per
month.
In Prof. Brasher's annual report
and recommendations the following
suggestions were made: To divide the
seventh grade and add another teach
er; to annul the combination teacher
for the second and third grades, call
ing Tor another primary teacher and
room, which viii permit new children
to enter the first primary at the op-
ening OF the second haf-year; to
make promotions into the High School
at the opening Of the second half
year; to make the eighth grade teach
e.. J. M. Ballard, principal at Gen.
tral. thus giving the superintendent
more time for his work: to add a
science teacher to the High School,
enabling the Institution to offer a
choice of two courses to students, a
general course or a classical course.
Heretofore all students had to take
the same course, regardless of their
plans for life work. The superintend-
ent further recommended that next
year q supervisor in music and draw
ing he employed, also that a partition
be built through Room c at Central,
providing an extra room for the ad-
aitional primary teacher and saving
q monthly rental of $50; and recon-
mended further the purchase of GER
tain books. maps. charts. globes. etc..
and an organ for North Hill.
The board had already adopted all
OF the superintendent recommends
tions relative to the teaching force.
or adopted them last night The other
recommendations were referred to
the proper committees. With these
changes In the teaching force. no
Pigh School in the Southwest will
Eve a stronger faculty or can offer
= stronger course than the Roswell
High School
The superintenoenrs report for the
=chool year. is as follows:
Years Report Of supt. erasher. :
The report for the year. as whole.
shows good results ON the part of the
teachers and pupils The enrolment
went about 1910 for the year. There
was . gain of about 10 per cent In
days belonging In this year over that
Of last year. There was a gain of
shout I'VE per cent in the days at
tended over that OF last year.
The per centage OF days attended
last year was 90: this year "a per
cent. : gain Of over four per cent
ne averase number Of days attend
- 3er pupil last year was %: this
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Have U a date for Sat. afternoon
and evening? Then meet me in the
court house lawn and we will eat
cream and cake with the Baptist
Young Peoples Union. t1*
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Opening of Country Club.

The formal opening of the picnic
season at the Country Club will oc-
cur Tuesday evening, June 9, when
the club members will have six o.
clock basket supper, followed by
dance a7d general good time. The man
ayers of the party hope for a large
attendance of the membership.
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The district court was occupied yes
terday with the trial of the suit OF
Mrs. Irwin against the Sovereign
Camp, Woodmen of the World, wnlch
was started last week A few mo-
tions, etc., were considered in other
cases.
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SCHOOL BOARD SELECTS THREE
INSTRUCTORS, INCLUDING
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
T.. ROGERS IS The MAN

Board Receives Annual Report and
Recommendation, Also the Term
Report for the Past Session from
superintendent erasher, Which
Show the Good Work in the Past
and Forecast the Future of the
Roswell Schools.
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THE CANDIDATES AND THEIR
FRIENDS SPENDING AN ACT
I'VE ELECTION DAY.
THE DAY is VERY QUIET

In the South Precinct 260 Votes
Had Been Cast and In the North
Precinct, $780, Close in Several
Cases Outside Vote May Decide
Assessorship.
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Record Want Ans. Get Results.

Fred Miller, salesman for the Dill
ey Furniture Co., is slowly recover
ing from his recent Illness and has
not yet returned to regular duty at
the store.I
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YOUNG COUPLE HAS
SURPRISE FOR FRIENDS.

Edwin Weidman, of Dexter, and
Miss Laura Roberts. OF Roswell. both
OF whom have just reached their le-
gal majority. surprised their friends
and some of their relatives yesterday
afternoon By securing license and
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Attention, Knights Of Pythias.
Tonight is nomination and election
Of officers for the ensuing term. Come
out and officer your lodge. It
H. H. SWARTZ, C. c.
W. Q. FAWCETT, X. r. 8.
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AMALGAMATIoN OF
SABBATH DAY ALLIANCES

Baltimore, Nd, June 1.-Resolu-
tions were adopted today by the Me-
thodist General Conference, looking
to amalgamation of all the national
Sabbath Day alliances in the coun-
try.
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Notice.

We have purchased the entire dray-
ing outfit Of Robert L. Ballard and
are prepared to do all kinds of haul
ing and dray work. Would be pleased
to have our friends and others see
us when in need of such work. Phone
No. 224- Sots
HAFFTlEY BROS.
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Be sure you get that wedding pres
ent of L. B. Boell1er, the Jeweler and
Optician.
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L. B. Tannehill has returned from
a business trip to Plainview, Tex.
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.

900 a. my
Roswell, N. M, June 2.-Tempera
ture.-Max., 80; min., As; mean, SO.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. velocity
4 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Wednes-
day; warmer tonight
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II you wait to take comfort, buy
ent Hdw. Co.
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Buy and Sell Horses.
At e. M. Smiths old stand on Sec
oad sreet-Heary Russell. 60t2Sw4
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BOX BALL-the Summer Game.
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DR.. PRESLEY:- rye, car, nose
PLAY BOX BALL AT JEWETT'S.
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We handle the best tents in Ros-
well. See us.-Independent Hdw. Co.
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THE CONNECTICUT STATESMAN
MAKES A PUBLIC STATE
MENT AND DENIAL.
he WAS JUSTIFIED

LilIey Declares the Electric Boat Com
pany Made Overtures to Members
of Congress, but Says He Did Not
Make Charges Against Any Member