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tells ciller Sroihfe nod Dem Staot-
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q d) 0Iiidlih o63cl N.
Gin Srn. Siooc @orOun bon Nr,
$50. Norb.Gutuiu. Strobc, 9cb0rigcS
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gen gclponnt mar, in mcldem Die
Gphtcr bcS Srn. @or0nL Sri. SnOic
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den mllroc oitf bic StrnBc 0cihlcll-
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mmg, Nr. 1911, NorosS prina-Str.
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Tiitrift itcllte Elm oli nntiirIid)en 600
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Son cincm Sunhc 0ebii
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Strobc, wltrOe gcitcrn AbcnO BON
6cn Sumo oca Srn. Sobn Iicqc!.
mann BON Nr, 900, NorbsGoItlc'
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nod on0cren &0nocrn nutG optr
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trail u INERTIA q. Mcit-
inOien etc.
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pio Golon; ndd (urfs &9lonb uno
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NbcnbS.
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uno Ocn Ebilippinen pio San 1Sront
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inb oen EbiIippincn, pio &o1coltoer,
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lid gum ab9on9sbafen bef0rcert,
uno Ser S6liB ser Eoit lit 10 arroll.
girt, BOB cine lnllnterbrod)ene lteber-
lano.g cforoerung ermoglidt miro.
Ginegemiiic6rou 2 mead
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ginegemiiic6ro mead
in Nem.Yorf, Die lid ais Meoium CT
n1brt, bat Die Sprnhe ser Morsbe.
mobner 5iim Better geaebcn INTO ou>
nit piele @elebrte uno llngelebrte
sum 9eitcn gebolten. Sit Is bonn 10
beiB in Ncip-Oprf?
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Nerpenl6m d Of {

ehpadbe. rerb6is gcriouerl. eeplngt ben Soft
nuIigsloiieieii uno f6ledter 9rdnrleii, erfh0s
pienoct Iusflifen, 9ruii.. Hitdeils ullo aopt
unb Sciihts. aatnrrb, !6iaeeuoriidcn. Smblber.
%itopfun9. llhioiafeit. 9rrttben. 3ittern, Ser5fIo'
pfer, Embellishments, Geneiidieit uno 3riibs
linn e~rlahren aus Dem. rSnlenofreuno," nie
cinindl, ihncl uuo btnig alle rnnatiirIidiea
9eriuite uno aubere So.gen tusenolidler Verir,
rnngcn DriinbIif arbcilt nno puuc @einnobeit
ino SrpbInn wieocr eriangt iurrocn tbnncn. -
arSt.
SieTes auberoroentIih inierefiante unb Icbr.
reite BUD (5cntidr IniIage 1909, iueIfes
boK Suna uro Ilt, Wdnn unb Srdli, gelefen
iperoen iolfe, lam 1eoen @irfeu6una bon 20
Gents tr 8riefniarfen o~eriieeeIt be8ogen werben
bon Der
Yripats 9finiR, 1915. Ape
Rep.gprf, R..g.
I'm Srtefeu nenne maa beH ~Gorrefppabent."
tSehr4 .TiEo. @p&Nl
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6ei9dttss@ egwetier.
9ritnnnen. 3citidriflen etc.

3citunger, 3cttlhrttlel1 etc.
,Sbe Baltimore Ne,uS Gn.," 9Gnto %bettront'
bic, @eibditsiiBrcr, 3ls AScii Scrmal'SH'
characterization, G5iircn, 8cnlter'
raGmcn, 2uOcn etc.
Samrs q. softer IL Gu, 115 ulto III St'5re'
@cu. 5. e!pam & Sro, Ala aigbt'tr. sg8ertte.
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,<le SlS Scum g%intiOuul SAINT. @nps ltlo
GretersStrabe. Idco6 u. SuUi, 4rditocri;
Se1rb .. Ncbuc, Nulitrcr.
- 3mcitc 9lotiUUnlsHnnt," 432 SiosNroaofpd0.
u. e. lSdGucr, %talltrcr.
p%g4ritcru Y~in;ipuat band" IA NorosSutatuaStr
u, NtGrriott. AtGiltrcr.
,,Sritte yintiOnot Snnt," Sde baltimore mo
NUrtb=StraBC.
& Wcrdants' 9'atipnal Sant,"
Suutbs mo GnHibaros SlraBe.
uGummercinl d. Sarniers' National Sant,"
SiiopeitSde SOluaros lno SerInrsStraBe.
s. 5. Uulbuin, Naiiircr.
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Elumbitg, Sltrnoces, Ranges uno
Sefen, Eu6oedcn ltno Simmer.
grunctt Bros, 523 ytoros6 rcmoutsg lpcnue.
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VFuFNHIuTTUUWHUTI IIu1 y - ~ ~
rsit sum Sebran1 in Der earibea' titb Wh.
REPUBLICATION nm 1000 MebHoe.
sferfetoiruna Dor Eaurr In @ plaf. ober Rar.
IorsgSaaeons, Gpeiferaten etc. tperben f&neu be-
for9t per seieSbon in auen f%olgenben ttuet.
girealr: Charles nno 8aIttmore.Strabe, e.
W,t. 5obalS tdtion, 6. & g., Wlt. gernon 3123;
GainbensS tation SnfpruiationS' Bureau, 9. q D.,
SI. PduI $40, o6er Tcb., GourtIanb 27a6: nnh
UT. 626. GiibsHronopah.
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StaatS WQnfet.

,SentidIc 9nuf upn Baltimore" baltimore
mo SoIihaUs5 trdbc. 9iuGuit 28cber, 8rdt;'
bent; Is. 5. 6i6t, S0GBnteiiter.
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Baltimore Sampf Tnfet So.
taltc uno 5nUerldiHnc 8%ni.2inie.)
9ie Der. StaaiensFuit bef6rnerno.
= n rtnfrr .ylffnfuiuH Turul. 0uoho mn .

Sle ger. Slaateltsfulf ue1ornerno.
Tampier ,.gttntuiu" tneu), ,aIabana,"
aar ,Heprnia.H rSsnncaec"..lJ0 ~,
Sampler iaBrcll tdQIth. Sunntn9S nltsaeronI'
men, bon bcn agni atHic"sliCrs. Rr. 1913,
9iaut. etrubc, $40 9IUcrbs. Sireff nab SIS
@oint Comfort gicrioIf, Rorismontb nnn alien
FlfnTtcn hes Giibcns. 9Serbinouup in Olo
Goillt Comfort nit DER nG. & 3. 9iicnb1bn".
PAD Ri6mono. gicrbinhlnp in @prtsnrontb nit
hem ,Senbpnro gIir Cine" foIihem 2uae und
4SortSulontb mo gltlnnta. IN glnrinlf Nerhin'
ounD nit Der ,@tlnntic Gunit .aine," gfortp!f
mn lpefiIidh mo gSIo NonIinion Cine" rnh
g%c,rbcrn 28nibingtor, R.zG.. &iGmouo, %a.,
nm gtciu- 2orf.
MobI6citcu rnd cnropdiit6em EIune. qrril,
ri6fc Nniiitcu5immer. elcftriibe NeleuhtmtI.
Eompibci5nna Goicn irci Jteierbirtc Nniiitcil,
SinntCr in hct Ni1ei Niircuitr Der ,9'nb Cine"
Nr. i07 Gfts@nltintnrcs Giraffe; 9r. hOG-50S,
Qinht Gtrnbe; g. ". 9. Sffice, SiiooItsGdc nfr
gQltimorc. lino 9nInertsStrnBc; Continental
Iruft Rtlilbinn" mo NIbuiQD's Gr. 1903, Noro'
Charles Giraffe.
Iuhn u. sbctiuBuo, e. grutu u,
%tccsFrdi. II. @ct -Diannocr. @cr. .Gnii. gaent
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Marmor= utO @ranit-@ crfe.
=. offaartner & sdbuc, IA. .71s g8cit gaItts
morezStrdBe.
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W0pofaten.

WUUUIUIPTI.
Noulpb But6erlct. 9ehtsnnrualt, gr. 10, Oft
2eringlOnsStrGBe. Is. K y. 4bone, ct. PAUL
$3.50. ~.
.. GGrBnrt ebimrr, Mcdt3unlrdIt. luton 5ruIt
I~uilDinN. Baltimore, Nh. Neioc Telephone.
Gurl u. VI. Smole, 1876. 1919 2aDs9lIiIoiiG.
Wuitnuue Nurb, 261. .2G9 GdluCrt NuIlOtn1.
i. Nut. Srtmaun, III Notwithstanding
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'** Sic st. Srnn5isflts Sitter"
pcranitoItcn belltc i'm o9ibcrtu,
Eart" Elm groBes Nicnic. @er ie in
ben areiien Der st. Sron5isfitS.
Sitter" geueilt, pciB, 0nb oiciclbcn
6 p%eriteGcn, ibren @1iten ben 9luri-
ertbolt III ibrer Witte 81 einenl onz
%Genebmen ST g~eitolter. 81 miro eS
audi bclttc iein, nm 10 mebr ais 0aa
nit Den arrangements be8 Seitea
betrollte Gonlite idon ieit @ofen Ell
trig beldGitigt lit, aus bemicI6cn Ct
men goll5en Grfolg 81 MADDEN. Ser
Gintrittsprcis lit aili 10 Gents felt
geiett.
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2auonirtbitoitIide @er6tGe unb
Sdlnereicn.
Griffith G. Turner Go,, 2O5 glorosRacass traBc,
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.Sudr Qoufen.

y3eutide epnrDhnt unn Baltimore" Gufnip'
mo Baltimore crane.
,et. Sdmcs spnrbari," Ialttrlprc,Strnbc uno
Guitpns Suufcs 9lOclule,
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SrrIt E Gnn1pddnien.

SrltIt = Gontpa9rien.
,pfarnlono 5ruit Gu," Noroiueft- @de GaInerts
uno @crmansSirubc. @rier 9erid, |rdit,
ocnt: g. e. 3inmCrfldun Sefrctur; Carroll
Gan GeB. ~SduCmciiier.
Baltimore 5ruit IL Guarantee Co.," Equitable
tutlotug.
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@lchplatten, Wctau etc.
Sbuu, GuuIiin Il So. Orcorporirt). 10. 10.
NaIoeritonsStra6e.
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&upferidmie0e uno IllimberS.
Subu Su1crt, t7t4 9bnmcssStruBe 6. & g.
3elcpbpn: gSplfe 1899.
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~ N'''ON~ 'F'~
Seien, Eu6Oeden l,ro Simmer.
grunett Bros, 523 observation-disclosures.
&upferihmie0e uno I(tmbers.
5Ohu Su0rrt, TIA sbnuleSsGtrobe. g. & g.
3elcpbon: 8olfe 1899.
SClter GerIiherungen.
@ni. :. ebadeltcrO & 60, is uno II gbamber
OF Commerce.
poiupal 9nIuranee So. OF 2iucrpuuf," Scnrb 81.
2~Sarttelo, H'toents 1tdnnaer 1Ot--1O2 Sbant'
her Of Commerce Nuiloinq.
r@ern,onia 6enerutriterurgs . @rieuiGaft."
Baltimore uno ytnrtbsStrabe.
gigent6unlS Igenten uno
=S0n0ler.
Sierre 6. 9usan & @rpBe~, 10 DTt2crtn0ion'
Strabe.
Sufihmieo , 3llbcbor.
e. ecctt Eanne Co., 1862 unO 364 gorbsSaps
Str1Be.
Goblen ltn0 SolS.
SrnrH q. Bon Seine, $50 Columbia Gpcnue.
Sdmltd1aden nno ltbrcn.
u. 3. Wltner, 20 SftsNuItimoresG trube.
Gionoleib @eifIitc.
"gOnIoltoateO soaa Co.., / gorb;G5aO. sttaBc.
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GbaS. ID. stieif, . Goroz9tbertbs Stra6e.
&m. Snabc g. 60, NGrfsgue. mo 5aDettesStr.
Enpicr uno FopicrsS Ditch.
emitb, 9irun Go, 1916 mo 107 SnnoOersGtr.
@lchplatten, WctoI etc.
sbon, 6nurltn Il So. Orcorporirt). 10. 10.
SaloeritorsStrd6e.
2Cid)en6citatter.
souSerS G. eGGue, 1908. .t7t0 Canton, glncuuc.
&m. Suot, giurtbs rto @rectmouIis@lpcllle
SricSbofe.
,snnonr @ort GcmctcrD," Office: 81 g8eft.
SarntnQnsGtrnBe
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2CidleubcItottcr

SnnbtrS & s1buc, t70S. .t7t0 Canton Nncuiie
sSnI. Suot, giurtbs unb sglpclle.
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gbe Baltimore NelUS Gp," 9Gnto %betcroit'
bic, @eibditsfiiBrer, 3lS eit=ScrndllaSir,
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Enpicr uuo Eopicr.0 iitcn.
emitb, Sirnn 60, 1915 uno 107 SnnoOersStr.
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Meitcrn MaraIanb Gilcnbahn.

,2nnoun Fart Gemctcrn," Office: 81 g8eft
\ SarnioQnsGtrGbe.
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Mppai Blue clue

9seuer Leruinus an Der Sreiuno3lpan8totteu
StraBe. Geip' gcr., 3eqgem NOD 6oteIS. 2ttH
tern unh 8eftdftsotftrtft.
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~. NnN Narria. N0llmeLIllr.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24

now that other Republican papers OF
the Territory give the Register-Trib-
n credit for originality In the mat
ter, the inference is that the Register
Tribune e to say hat b alleg-
ed denunciation of the "~gringoes" was
made in Roswell. This being the case,
Roswell men who actually heard and
understood Mr.. Larrazolo''s address
to the .Mexicans of this city should
he the best witnesses.
Democratic County Chairman Lin
coin Wliteman and his brother
Charles, both OF whom can be relied
upon as correct interpreters of the
Spanish language heard the Spanish
address of Mr.. Larrazolo in Roswell.
Both pronounce the alleged quotation
in the 'Register-Tribune apure fabri-
cation. They say that the whole trend
of MI. Larrazolo's talk was an appeal
to the manhood of the natives, and
in no sense an appeal to passion or
prejudice. He advised the natives to
take advantage of the American
schools and other high privileges of
American citizens; to free themselves
from party bosses of all kinds and
vote their sentiments like men. If
they were Republicans he advised
them to vote the Republican ticket,
and if Democrats to vote the Demo
cratic ticket, regardless of threats
Or attempted coercion on the part OF
any person whatsoever. He said thai
for the fact that in some parts of the
territory they were voted like sheep
by coal and lumber companies and
party bosses such as Bursum and So
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24

esty as n of his assets, or ability,
either, but are throwing out such
chestnutty stun as that cit Is neces-
sary, in order to secure statehood,
that we elect Andrews to congress-"
and the people know now that this
is a fake pure and simple, an old
time election dodge that the Repub-
lican party has worn out. They say
Andrews is a nan who docs things"
and the people are satisfied that is
true,-but most Of the things he has
done would not be a credit mark suf-
icient to send him to congress from
any other commonwealth in the Unit
ed States. Another desperate attempt
at argument Is their abuse of Mr.. Lar
razo1o, but that is netting them moth
ing. They dare not answer the charg-
es OF fraud that have been hurled at
them regarding the methods they u.s.
ed to defraud Mr.. Larrazolo of an
honest 1900 majority two years ago
in the Territory. They do o deny
that he was elected. Are the people
going to turn down the party and its
candidate who are ~contending for hon
est elections this fall? They are not,
but will support Mr. Larrazolo, the
standard bearer of the Democratic
party on the 3rd of November.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

~vestigation and repeated the charges.
Now he must make good or admit
himself to be in the wrong. Judging
from his past history, he will do
neither. The removal of honest Off
Gals because of their honesty, the
persecution of public officials and gov
eminent employees because of pers-
onal dislikes and prejudices-all
these things have consumed so much
of the time of toe "tGreat Dictator"
and have so thoroughly outlined his
policy hat there is but little reason
to doubt the result Of the present con,
troversy. Mr.. Roosevelt win repeat
charges, and when asked for proof
will respond with bubbles and evas-
i've declarations, all the while preach
ing the sermon of a square deal, OF
which he knows nothing.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24
GRAFTERS ARE AFRAID.

Colfax County Stockman.
1t is a known fact that the opposi-
ton to Mr.. Larrazolo is mostly am
ong men who are afraid a certain
line of graft that has been carried on
in the Territory for a number of
years, will be exposed and the graft
ers run down and punished. They are
afraid to risk an honest man in Con-
gress and they are going to resort
to desperate methods to defeat Mr..
Larrazolo, mostly for that reason.
The Republican leaders who are sup
porting Andrews, do not claim hon
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Taft says the election of Bryan
means business paralysis. The silli-
ness of such an assertion in view of
the business conditions that have pre-
vailed throughout the country during
the last year. under the present Repub
Ncan administration, Is only too evil
dent, and proves the small calibre OF
the man Taft.
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TRUTH OF THE MATTER.

Since no time OF place was indicat-
ed in the Register-Tribune's pretend
ed quotation from a Spanish speech
of Hon. A. o. Larrazolo, the Record
took the statement to be merely an
other campaign lie sent out by the
Republican gang at Santa Fe. But
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about the present political campaign
is the CONSERVATION and fear that has
been thrown into the Republican
camp during the last two weeks. So
evident has the trend towards Bryan
become that 1t is apparent he will be
swept into the presidency by one of
greatest landslides this country ever
experienced.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24

The libel on Larrazolo published
by the Roswell Register-Tribune was
so evidently false and malicious that
the Republican papers of the terrific
~ a refused to copy it, but it has
appeared since in several Democratic
papers who are using it as good cam
paign material. Such statements al
ways react.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-09-24

R. A. CroXton was here Tuesday and
Wednesday on business for the Amer
lean Tobacco Company and left last
night for Hagerman on his way back
u his headquarters at Ell Paso.
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Luna. No reference was made to the
church or religious institutions of
the Spanish-speaking people any more
than to say that under the American
government only could they enjoy alb
solute religious as we'll as political
freedom by proving themselves wor-
thy citizens.
Mr.. Larrazolo is himself a fine *
ample of what every adopted citizen
Of America may become by studying
the language n customs of his
adopted country and taking advantage
of its privileges and opportunities. He
is too much a gentleman make an
appeal to C perjudice, and the
truth Of the matter is that he said
nothing in Spanish while here that
he might not have freely repeated in
English. County Treasurer Smith Lea,
who understands Spanish nearly as
wen as he does English, declares that
a very large portion of Mr.. Larrazo-
los Spanish speech here was practi-
cally h same as his English speech,
a discussion of h principles of gov
eminent on a high plane.
The Record has written Mr.. LARA
zolo for a direct statement in regard
to the matter, and hopes to be able
to publish the same within a few days
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Mill Creek, Okla, who also spent yes
sons first visit to the Pecos Valley
and she is delighted with the coun-
try.
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The big Stick now manifests the
Intention of conducting the Republi.
can campaign all by himself. Well.
why not? He selected his candidate,
and why not let him manage the cam
paignf 1t win do no harm, for the vot-
r viii not permit the existence of
any such m~onarchial methods in this
country. The President may select
his successor as a candidate. but he
VIII eve be able to elect him.
Teddy accepted the word Of an ire
sponsfble mischief-maker without In
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Luther Walker, of Clovis, who was
Here yesterday, left last night for
Dayton in company with j. C. Wilson,
of Dayton, and Miss Ross Wilson. of
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ChaVes Co. Democratic Ticket

OIIQvOC WI UOlllUUi utiO liONO
For County Commissioner 3rd Dist.
NJ. J.. FRITZ.
County com'r. Second District,
w. M. ATKINSON.
o Probate Judge,
J. T. EVANS.
For Clerk Of Probate Court,
=. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
c. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
GUY n. HERBERT.
County Treasurer n Ex-Omeio
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
superintendent Of Schools,
c. c. HILL
County Surveyor,
". r. kENNEY.
The Huttig news., 1908-11-21
p,uckina Chickens by Machinery.

Chickens are now pluckad in a wholesale manner by the use of pneu. matic machinery. There is recep- taple in which the fowl is placed after being killed, and into this are turned several eross-currents of air from cleo trical fans revolving at the rate of B. 900 turns per minute. In few sec onds the bird is stripped of it's feath- ers,. even to the tiniest particles of down, and the machine is ready for another
The Huttig news., 1908-11-21
Paris Gets Ac1uisition.

The American telephone girl has been transplanted to Paris. and ac cording to reports she has lost none of the qualities which distinguish her in this country, but is quite as ready to break in upon her own private con versation to oblige customer of the telephone at any time, and her re. plies to irate and disobliging people asking for connections are of the same temperate and high-class English she employs at home.
The Huttig news., 1908-11-21

Ambitious young men and ladies should learn Telesaphy; for. since the now 8-houf law became effec- tive there is a shortage of many thousand telegraphers. Positions pay from $50 to $zO per month to beginners. The National Tele- graph Institute of Memphis. Tenn :. and five other cities is operated un- der supervision of R. R. Officials and all students are placed when qualified. Write them for particu- lars
The Huttig news., 1908-11-21
Valuable Old Manuscript.

The state arcbivist at Frauenfeld. in the canton of Thurgovie. has discov- cred valuable manuscript, which had been used as a cover for other docu- ments. It is a portion of Book of Hours written in the twelfth century. it is supposed. either in Swiss or German convent. This. at all events. is the opinion of NM. Buchi and Wag- ner, professors in the University of Fribourg, and other noteworthy per sonages in the world of letters.