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NOME, ALASKA. MARCH 23. 1908.
GALE. THE FAILURE.

Thomas caIe vii teave coagrcaz g',heu' as"ue elected one single ra- form. or without having amciiafated in tire smallest particular aHy anr If th" baneful conditions under which tho people of Alaska have been aboriue and for tho eradication of which they struggled
 For the fight fof recognition a4d re- form they believed the most potent weapon to be congressional representa- ton To place in congress a man vla could voice their sentiments and cause those sentiments to mutorializc vas Is their opinion the most effective method. Therefore thee lahored. but laborrd in vain by etectng a man who tHreze all his weight tnt4 personal -quabhles '" n" utter neglect of question whose importance te th,- people was nealcul- able. but whose significance seemed fo he out of th. mental reach If tHa man who ~as supposed to -alt. them
 When his constituents asked fet bread he gave them stancs When tAee demanded aH alteration in tbe la.e governing stalking by power nf attar- acy. his attention Vas too much accH- pied hy questions in whfea 1udga Wlckcr-han and his little circle af ar- raueuts alone Ware interested
 When interrogateo as 70 his H,-a- Hons with respect |" the appomuuena ef a minae inspector h. Na= raa bu-e aIaaing at tbe reputation af Haepa, or H"ggau'- arrsintree and wara imposed 10 b. struggling bravar, fa tae fight for the abolition of a--ocia- ton claims he was buziIs engaged. aa-rzanallz and through his areat=. in fine work of appropii8ting uholr-aia til fh" uRneeupiea aad aar other wise in 'nr rauana valley.
 Nsk auv of the prasp,ctarz af F. #vR camp today ta give an opinion ae Hr Gales work ia congress. and .-4 eili find that Mr cale sqa~ careful t' avoid advocating the passage af
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A CASE OF ETHICS. NOT
 ECONOMICS.

m, Her.9d ut ssaHa-'Hent through "htsa VI. ae. aez rassfng x apparent l> aH reonaHf. Fa.a5m,uap. 8fa.rHs m important ueue8Iar~ from fhsHe- meHa af ths same class ia aur History bul sun cbHI, -f aa ,caamis .aaa- .acter And z.t that clean thinker and keea observer Nicholas Murray Bat- ler president of Columbia university declares rhaf tes rr1ffu@tmcut fs eth- iea rather t#au ssuaamie "Taa p.a- pls. H..# saia .aHe gradually realizing that taefe k national moral re-paasl- bHity n husiuc-@s iH politics. ia every phasr Indeed of our ffr The people are awakening tod national canscjaaz- ness in which public and business uef- aIs are placed aa the same baeis ss tha-" Of the individual
 it Is Ho longer sufficient fa plead in exteuuatiuu af sharp commercial ptar- tiee that "busiuess Is busme-s Time
 Was when fhiz cnwtr. uas having
 -4eH # rapid growth it- natural ra-
 sources wer. being 90 quickly d.voI- oped. opportunities for the amassiug of fortunes were -o plentiful that fess thought was given e.lhr ethical -jJe of life than naa THe rules If hH-i-
 ness Were conceived tn b. something quite apart from the rules uf priyai. ethic~ MruSaid- We ouly faliuw tn. custom of hu~iur-- Hfr NJ play tH,
 sam" according to tho rules and uru within ta, better pf the Iau. Wc have
 been bit =hnaaler than our oppau-
 ents that Is alI1 Nlra uer. honest. -o far a- t7r eeae af those 7as- arHf
 Hu' fime- have changed THurr is 4 a.s code 2raalae ar amongst u-.
 It demands thc same rules in business anal politics that abfaia in private and
 iHHividuai affairs TH, qu,a pf ..tu qHagus" chat thou #la-t uat- Is mo iaEe,r accepted a. complete iustid-
 cation We have advanced and arc advancing to th, point where men arc te be beld strictly accountable for fr- resularttie= and aHrfr-trbine quit. apart from thc strict frttsr of thc law. Oar Iarri#aHs and our Eaekofe.terz af. na longer appl1udel for tlsir .uan- derful sreeesses and rHefr matchIcss bu~i3.Ss policy. N sr. mqufiug how they did it- w find it Impossible ro coudone their Alton deals and rncir standard oil throta8ag- uf rivals. be- stus. these things Werc achieved with aut open violation of the law Those
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claims We're sold are now iobhed on tho curb. hut these are insignificant compared with the whole
 The GugEcuhcims plan to work the placers continually. getting back their investment with the eyer marketable product.
 Seattle will receive virtually all tine splendid outputs, estimated to aEgrc- gate seoooooo0 coming out this ~ca- son
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r. lN Vbig might iuterfyry oigr Nr raEy-z own H7idiHs- -# Vault as auy other of tEs many creeks O. which he claims for .inssrf ra-s.-- zt.rz without Hm3f
 Hu, the tay rf reckoning has come for z.m ar tr, Tauaua and tf. men vaH know FF# best vHg t= tH- tif=t tn sa, that h. U.,- found aartae .a hts trilt
 Had N C5s,, performed tb,. duties ahf t. had rr7ui~.l ta rua uv .ss rar a5J io th, heterogeneous rai- .eosts- gf individual. s.ho r.lsga rade t,r pritags saas a. republicans mould have hraH 4auaas=slas Hid h. be Hav. Hms.F NartEs ag r,..lc,tl.f. on His usrft- ,eagt 8v. afforded te @tlud 5Iau, VttHuu. eb, -ur~rt vf u.H Nee ar- HHa- |. t-.-, .a Hy raSfuHe fsr a=z t #.gha ar a mHtH Eut republicans ssss ...a To- HuEE#s#s H#E H5 f#E=H,T Ga -sH. EzFe against tH- prostitution If t.e rarty and HrH#=4.e .#H.. #1ts =.Hs## fHs -.H=z. .-fal -==e.- w=e r.ef .z hs aHz.# #H t#= #a af as.zE aem.ez tHa rV#I sHr-s aH a a.ta e aa ....=a a..e...zt. a.r.. #z .ati- ea Hs.- Furis. sr #e otherwise af u fin. aa.a- -rt smashing s-. ff...-4. slaa at aa. asaaa T. sz.s naIa L. I.s. ? r"fHmeaa and ta.s.H-a republican fa- s.az has. Ge a.a.I 4nd butter md t.. s,rE nr.Hf. .I t.z ursttr~
 Tn. linn. l-- conn. f.r Name a.rub. fazU- t# Ht#are s..==-..F-~ r Hs# ..ifH them a-HHsta.t ta. HstrhsarNiH .Hs-t H-fHia4fi4- .r a4,4 -sH- ataaH a-.= 'epHbHee#- aH.N =tma us. .aHztbms .lss raa '4sHr se. fal-pna. arrrluazrHra- eatHaat stopping ta th#k t#at rFaHHe H#lar ttl-a eoIar-
 aHld as Waaf.as af men vHa -eas rs=ar- If f#- -#f if th- people
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WAIT THEN GOVERNOR.
 NOW PENNILESS AGAIN

SEATTLE Up from rrovort, sz J t.atbfaek tn Boston to th,, position af su,rrnur "f Alaska. where hr served 'hree tern aud back t1 tu, point of Essinalns 4s th- result oI a recent nu- lusiJI crash tn a Northern exploitation teutury-thJt. f brief. i- the career If John Gr-cu Brady. well known throughout the entire Northwest. Pcu- uUrs- ip bis declining days. Brady has set out far StLl ts make a new start 5u aH ,Hdeaver ta f.reaF samc part - his iest fortune ou small farm near HH. raruaH eaFJf1t ar rHa vast North Hnd.
 Nad 1Ii sHiz H.rsuse former Geveraer Fres r#Hra t- f#ta ts T. n E,yu- aa= 6a1d rismrs3 Vaa painted pie ten=z of aa.rfa 0-5H.H taaGf 5ha esaf1 rartieWtt. h riz .sried enterprises. aheh ea#r ta Do. -.Hr,tf, t> n, aReyu- 1.dz. System NJ mHuy weeks age thi- organization .ts forced Ia th. ea'f and vttb it#ss.n, Erads aal tbe lifetime savings al maus New Eue- anI sehaaltsaehes. and min. st.r- ef .a, -n-rst To whom Ra,a,ld- aad fte- 'uret Independence 4s t.e result | small investments
 rt- development 1T rHa immense a"pf.er deposits iu tae es,iuity nf Val d.z 0as th,s soa1 uwasd which rta- ma#er fsrtaoidz worked orat lyast tIatt k eHat Ha represented ta iaer-far- he aa= loiHe
 speaking af the natter Just before h. sailed for t1, North. former Geyer- nor Hr3dy. Fha MI f1r tr,asurrr of Inc various E"yuofl- enterprises. 4d- m'tfrd teat n" embarrassment af sae rramutefs= companies had brought ruin upon him and thai h. faIt that the r1n- udrnro which tas church. going people nf Nrv England Fad placed in him had h,eu shaken l:ut h- lad no bitter complaint 10 make against RcyuaHs
 Forced to Out Office.
 f shail uot hr disluza" Hrady sad #s h. stood an tHe wHff taoking sad1s iH th. direction that be had once fond ! !. h.ii"ye1 would outz bring him joy. i "SHeh q course would fH un Wis.. bone Hf af, and T would anN add ts my sefraN haa Hep,d f1at the enter prize~ would prosper tad Iaar =eaHfd educate my etilafeu a- | would lis- ! sayr seen ihe ea-tIs- tailded ueet these hep"- collapse and Instead = realizing competence. everything | had is gone. l shall send for my wife and children and ac shall go to our little place at Sitla lo-Iiyc
 While presiding over Alaska as ts
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Go to the North Pole Bakery for the best bread and pastry Tho rHlN roffes house ia town
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START WORK ON
 BIG MIININC DITCH

DAWSON The Gueenheim- hafs begun putting au meu hauling ~urplir- ff lmi-hH- the TNelHemil, diteHz Uhic. conveys TNelomH. rfv,r "y.r n. hills Ga miles tn Bonanza and T.I- dorado creeks for hydraulic mining
 TWa thea=aud men lacI Manage '.e=tar Taumb auHamee~. .ptill be elI- g3g.a aext summer with six steam =aokel- \ heavy faaHe Aill be engaged H April HHi-aiag th- pipe liar- T4e ir-de-- E-e aiu br finished. making
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MA TIERS
 RECORDED
ARCH 21. 1900.
 Locations.

Eed FaN. L. l.. Saunders creek. Jan e4 1908 r. h Lien
 Midnight sun Peluk creek. Jan. isos \. Nilsson -t al
 Southern Gross east of Sinrock river Jan 2, la0s. Martin Beninson ct al. Northern Light. north of Sinrock river Jan, 2 ieoS. Martin Beninson ei al.
 No. ] below on Banner creek. Jan. ! 19oS. Isak $. Nakkela
 Certificate of Purchase. r, c Powell to D. II Traphagcn N. l oH Flat creek. Feb. :. 1908
 Mortgages. A q. Browne to Alaska Bank & Safe Deposit Co. Jan. T. i9Os all stock mcreh.. machinery etc. on lot No. 9s block No. 2l. city of Nome. A C. Browne X Co. to Alaska Bank ? Saf. Deposit Co. lot No 1e in blocK No. ei. Jan. 27. 1908
 Proofs of Labor. Discovery on Lion cree: No. above Discovery on Lion creek; No. above Discover, on Lion creek: Red Boy on Red Boy eulch C. L. Hyland Charlotte asso.. Wilson gulch. C. w Thomas.
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REAL PROGRESS AT THE HAGUE

t- F uasua utg. conference. r.- t= z=re H#.-H-z z= fz hrefHriHz t,
 appreciated u4a ' sauN 3.aau
 -H# =rg.e eurE. I# -.s=Hs- a.
 ..H H...=la4,.. Is f5.. | -.v ar fHH4= ra action HH aaalt ---t H=HH#a#= arHsa4z rf aHa a=e..#= eet...at.E tre .aaf.r.a.
 a,sa..sz aas. international sane .zH sz W r Stead points out. ,o a ==#-s .a# bee af a.farm- tu a1" u.=H Haiaamsus hls ,,ee pass [
 taH. taal r.r.ad Adapting fhe
 I-4 '. Nasrigu conditions .t s.ula H. .1. astlmate af 8 eeu-
 sH|et a session =ar f4u. aH= had eaee..ded n .aaetne ty
 .aaaas aat. T program su-h rz att Hrssai as TH. UaEu
 rts ..af aH5rrertasm aaterauv #=af#= #as#d tHa fHlaaa at tae- ean= f#a-H#= te e-,abHsh j permanent eaur as ta# Hatims and fs bring about ah- HsJ,as Hhfltie pat aner au :. Hae taa uaeH aa .SH.ef fbat t.s first r4IIs r.FH s.H4t5a= .aHeres- af the Ht'ieH- that -s=r aef -aala bring about and rarrz .Hta practical eGcc; tWo such radical reform The real wonder is fhf fh, conference uls able e bring about th.-e ty,a ideals which Hefrfafarr have been regarded us vis- ia8Hry dreams. into the range aT nrac- .fatt and aoeefhi. politics E>.
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-sKsu drcdga- the company has in camp.
 Several electrical uft cnnvcyor- in liea af Hydraulic conseyors will be tH- -tallrd con Eaualza creek. Thomas -aNs tho appropriations hav" been made and hard times cannot afe., tse ran-
 Tire cnmrauys stock is not an thr market. except maybe few priva.c holdings issued when the individual
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A BUCKEYE PHILOSOPHER.

4 BUCKEYE PHILOSOPHER. The most mnacutiaI woman club i- the rolling pin
 rt=hiP makes life brighter with out increasing the ga bills
 What this country needs more l., government ownership of brains All n" worlds stage. and most of
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chief executive. Brad, nrs5 D. same ac- aum;eJ wItb Reynolds. and was in gaHucgtiou with mining deal tn which Reynolds involved hm that Brady was .ofeed to rgaigu the ggveruorship But Brady had every confidence Iu the pro- moler. so that after losing hfs official position ou his account. he east his business fortunes with the man who uav has accomplished hls financial ru- In Speaking of this matter tHc far- u.f governor said.
 When the prospectus of the Rcyu- uids Alaska Development company was issued. was asked tu write tEc intro dHefiuu aid sa. mol as governor Of AIasba bun 5s private cIzizen. | sigHsd the introduction simply az !. C. Egsat When the prospectus aaz rub- u-Hrd Hr. Reynolds inserted d llar over m2 artIeIe which read. 'For=E.rd by Governor Brady of Alaska.
 .f dfd nod eountenanee that sad when learned of H. | took steps to stop thc circulation al tho pamphlet certain men mGreudly ta me took t5. matt IT ur NitH Secretary Hitchcock of tho in- tefiar department Iurote d bong Iet.- ter in explanation ta Washington. and owing tn Inc fact that | did aat freeits lHe -.sfs,ary.s reply Tor several weeks te formed tho opinion that ge8s isnor- ms tHa matter
 From Waif to Governor.
 Further do not care tr zpcak of tHe misunderstanding. than ia say that if Ha1 fa mg resignation Mr Eeyuoidf diJ uaf wish me to accept tha last ap- feiaWent. His optimism mbuod me wizH fHe idea that could do aore for ms fHily hs engaging H mining en t.rTrIsrs than l could by continuing rn fne office of governor tnok his etra af the matter and did what I eeHid ta make his venture Il saccess."
 John Green Erady was born in New Yafk iH is4a H. Uas teft aa orphan s4fly H life and after knocking about a~ street Hrchin ia Eastern cities. tha t'hildren's Aid sociefy of NeV Yorl, found him a home with Jud=- JeHu ..rsB. af Tfrt"n. ud.. vbp reared anl aHHtetfrd him Hr worked his Way aHrlaeH Yals and ltcr through Inc Union Theological seminary For ? tiH" Hs WIs interested m a hays' col- eav "a Texa-. h 1S4S Inc went To Al- aska as a missionary with Dr sheldon Jackson Later hc heeame manager u' tho SitSa Trading company. He frs, hrrane governor of Alaska June lG is91. and was subsequently, raappoint- cd iu lg0G and i905.-EN
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Mary and the Flea.

Mar aa h=H rHH#f1 ##s Found nal. Hut. tarfs Tima =ho sFgEHHH AT fl E#HId =a laa =aa her acting IT. And fu. efiIse .. knew tIda =HileH and lid. tH HE. Ntrz EaI -ru te9.
 Ths NIEHaHkcc S,ufIHel
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the people on it are bad actors.
 Deal her on, diamond and it will fill royal flush ou maiden's cheek.
 In conversation it is wise plan to say as little as possible about nothing.
 All men are equal before the law. but not quite equal in getting around II.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

We are hone of us content with
quietly unfolding our own Individual
tiles to the full in all directions; but
have a restless craving to impress
our Municipalities upon others, and
in some way subordinate them. And
this it is which determines the char
acter of our education. Not what
knowledge is of most real worth, is
the consideration; but what will
bring most applause, honor, respect
what will most conduce to social po-
sition and influence-what will be
most imposing. AS throughout life,
not what we are, but what we shall
be thought, is the question; so in eiu-
cation, the question is, not the intrin-
sic value of knowledge, so much as
it's extrinsic effect on others. And
this being our dominant idea, direct
utility is scarcely more regarded than
by the savage when filing his teeth
and staining his 1ails.-Herbert
Spencer.
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DIxIE'S IMMORTAL DEAD.
(By Robertus Love.)

What deeds were theirs, the soldier
dead
OF Dixie, what heroic deeds
Upon a thousand battle meads~
That quaked beneath their martial
tread.
What hearts were theirs, what hearts
of hope
That urged them ON to dooln's
eclipse
To lie with cold and ~bloodless lips
On sodden plain or purple slope.
What valor theirs, and all for naught.
What knightly, high devoted souls
Upbore them bravely toward the
goals
Where only wreck at last was
wrought.
Call Lees battalions back today,
Their whited phantoms from the
past.
And mark the eager heroes massed
And marshaled into lines of gray.
And, hark! Along the moving lines,
The stoutest foeman to appal,
The Rebel Yell" the Southland's
call,
Is thrilling through the aisles of
pines.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

The class If critics that find no
good il our schools, and which is
constantly standing on the outer walls
proclaiming to the world hat the
schools are "out of joint" will We
fervently pray and nope Don perish
from the earth. Teachers courses,
superintendent, and boards have
their faults-what workers anywhere
on this earth have not?-but they are
not subjects for sweeping, indiscrim-
mate censure. In the spirit of John
Wesley. we can say: The schools are
not what we want them to be; they
are not what we hope they will be;
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15
Fish and Game Laws.

It is unlawful to lake any bass be
tween Oct 18th and May 18th, or to
hem at an time except with hook
and line.
It is unlawful to shoot doves, ex-
ept between Aug. LIST and May 1st
or quail except between Nov. 1st
nd Jan list
The Roswell Rod and Gun Club
fers a standing reward OF $40 for
Information convicting. or leading to
the conviction Of any one violating
csc laws after this date fFeb. IL.
1909 and a special reward of $4,000
there dynamite or other explosive is
used ON fsh-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

Lucius Dills is the only man who
has ever contributed an editorial to
the Daily Record that could be used
just as it came in from the outside.
But don't be discouraged. Keep on
practicing and you may be BILE to
write something that will pass. AL
contributions carefully read, some
printed as written, others revised and
some thrown into the waste basket.
Help the good work along. The invi-
.tation is open to all.
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Notice.

granted the undersigned by Hon. ].
T. Evans, Probate Judge for Chaves
county, New Mexico, for the estate
of Mintie B. Miller, deceased. There
fore all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent same to me as now provided by
law.
Witness my hand this first day of
May, 1908. (fri. St.
FRED H. MILLER,
Administrator.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

If you see anything in the Record
you don't like after today, just re-
member that we have turned the edi-
torial page over to the general pub
lie and may not nave time 10 revise
as carefully as we should owing to
the rush of copy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

Give the editor a vacation and a
little entertainment by sending in a
few editorials of your own make.
Don't forget to sign our name. how
ever, merely as evidence of good
faith. Names will not be printed un-
less authorized.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

While absolving any member of the
Apollo Club from the writing of that
Classical Music" article, the Rec
ord also denies responsibility except
for printing. 1t was sem in by an
over-enthusiastic friend of the Club
who did not wish to sign his name.
The strict rules of grammar forbid
saying her" name.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

A woman, Mrs. Ella Lea Bedell,
heads the list with the largest and
most important contribution of all,
a two thousand dollar site for the
armory. What man can refuse to
subscribe to the fund for making it
a twenty thousand dollar building.
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Men of morbid imagination and alb
normal egotism, u as the editor
of the Register-Tribune, r to be
pitied, of course. In his self-delusion
the "'Tenderfoot" sometimes reminds
us OF Edgar A. Poe, but there the re-
semblance ends.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

Hon. Herpert IS Hadley, attorney
general of Missouri, arrived last
night to look after his newly purch-
ased property in Roswell and to re-
main several days. He is accompanied
by his private secretary.
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

The Record is authorized to an
nounce that V. R. Kenney La a oaadi.
date for reelection to the office Of
County Surveyor, subject to the 40
ton of the Democratic primaries.
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AS an opera house and assembly
hall for many purposes the new arm
DRY will fill the bill-that is to say
provided the citizens add ten thous-
and dollars to the appropriation to
construct a building worthy of the
best city in the Territory.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

You do not educate a man by tell
ing what he knew not, but by making
him what he was not, and what he
will remain forever.-Ruskin.
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announcements.

Mrs. j. ]. Williamson wishes to an
nounce to her pupils and those desir-
this summer that her studio Is now
open at se4 N. R-xehardson ' ests
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

w. ]. McClsnny, wife and two
sons, who had beef here two and a
half months visiting Mr.. McClenny's
brother, Robert J. McClen1y, left
last night for their home in Tyler,
Texas. They will probably return
next fall to make their home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

The one hundredth anniversary Of
Jefferson Davis birth, June B. proba-
bly, will be observed tby Jefferson Da-
Wis Camp Sons of Veterans in Ros-
well.
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the next cattle convention will be
attended by twice as many people as
the last. A twenty thousand dollar
armory will afford Dol for such al
assembly.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

Bradley, C. J.. Franks and Albert Han
ny out after the money, the ten thou
sand dollars for doubling the size OF
the armory building should be sub
scribed before tomorrow night.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

The Record is authorized to an
nounce Charles C. Hill as a candidate
for Superintendent of Schools Of
Chaves County. subject to the action
of the DemocraJlc primary election.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-05-15

They ride. as oft they rode in pride,
With Stonewal1 jackson in the van.
A1d here, behold, is Stuart's clan,
And yonder Forests rangers ride.
They charge, as once they charged
in vain
When peerless Pickett famed and
flashed
Against the heights where cannon
And rifles poured a leaden rain.
Attack. Recoil! Advanced! Retreat,
AID forward to the fierce ASSAULT
Four ear OF hell and not a halt
Four years, and then-defeat, defeat!
Yea, let their ghosts in eerie gray
Stand guard DER Dixie's broad ex-
panse,
And let the order be "Advance!"
Deny them not this boon today.
For Northron knows, as Southron
knew,
That never wars demoniac breath
Hath smitten with immortal death
Mems hearts more valorously true.
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FOB COUNTY SHERIFF.

The Record is authorized to an
ounce Charles L. Ballard as a caldi-
date for the office of Sheriff of Chav-
es county, subject to the action of the
emocratic primaries.
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Roswell will need a large assembly
hall for the cattle convention mex
year. By adding ten thousand dollars
to the armory appropriation such a
hall can be secured.
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New Furniture for Sale.

Leaving city for summer. Will sci
contents of residence complete or by
to 8 p. m. 401 S. Lea. Make offer.
63eodtf.
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COMMISSIONER SECOND DISTRICT

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.