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latter way will appeal to you more than the other.
 In selecting the spot where you going to plant you should, of course, pick out one tha: is open to the sky, and that has not any trees near enough to shut out the sun, nor to spread thojr voracious roots into the soil of the garden.
 In respect to the soil naturally deep. sandy lcsm resting upon clay subsol is best for the raising of vegetables. but if you are not for tunste, then the soil must be trarted according to its nature. Damp soils should, of course, be drained while light, porous soil should have fer tilizers applied to the surface in moderation. It would be well to engage farmer, or at least professional gardener, to attend to your soil for you, for the work will no doubt be too heavy for woman.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

wind storms, then it would be well to prop the plants up by means of short sticks, because if the heads are blown of, the vegetable will be of no use to you whatever.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
CULTIVATION OF PEAS.

Peas thrive Lest in a warm, well drained soil. The dwarf varieties require soil that is very rich, and they should be about two and half inches below the surface It is best to put a fetihzer in with these varieties.
 The taller kinds should be planted in ground
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24

Raw potato juice is capital clesnsr It viii remove stsizs from the hands, from wooles
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
RAISING POULTRY
 FOR PROFIT

00T IS ole thing to own good supply of I&l fowls; quite another to make them
 -.sS not only pay for their keep, but yield t&asl a hsLdsome profit in addition. Most
 Ln L.t4l
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
THE POPULAR
 CROCHET WORK

SVER was there such a fad for needle work ss there is this spring. Judging from the crowds around the embroid- cry and crochet counters, it would
 seem that the day of the new woman
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21
The Orpheum

L. ". Owen, Chas. McAdams, Bert
Russell and Miss Efie DeVernon ar
rived last night and are registered at
the Shelby. These new people COM
plete the full cast Of the Orpheum
Stock Company.
The Orpheum will have a prelim-
mary opening tomorrow night, when
they will present for the first time
In Roswell, 1.-The Mansion OF Aching
Hearts," a companion play to THE
Christian"
The regular opening will be Mon
day night, when Manager Franklin
will introduce to the amusement low
ers Of Roswell one of the best dra-
matte stock companies 1t is possible
to get together. Every member is a
professional. and has had years of e.
perience in the best productions.
Nothing but the better Grass of
plays will be given with a full and
complete cast. all paraphernalia, spe-
cial scenery, etc.
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For sidewalks see l.. d. Craig.
A LITTLE sUNcoMsE FROM
THE HEIR APPARENT.

Hot Springs, Aug. 21.-"The people
nave ruled through the Republican
party This is Judge Taft's answer
to Mr.. Bryan's challenge, Shall the
people ruler" The answer was made
in an address of the Republican can
d1date today before a gathering of
Virginia Republicans who came from
the mountains to see and hear MIN.
Preceding Taft, Congressman c. S.
Slemp also discussed Mr.. Bryan's
question, and said that under the ex-
listing laws in Virginia 60 per cent
Of the white and 80 per cent of the
colored population is DISTINGUISHED,
and wanted to know If Bryan called
this rule by the people.
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WIFE IN LEFT ARM.

E. C. Brown, residing at 1922 east
Sixth street, accidentally shot his
wife In the left arm yesterday after
noon. He had started to clean his RI
file and thought the easiest way to re-
move ar old, rusty load was to fire
the gun in some harmless direction.
He chose an clubhouse as a target,
fired and hit his mark, a scream COM
ing from the building the next second.
To his amazement his wife was in
side, and the ball from the gun had
passed completely through the flesh
of her upper left arm. A physician
dressed the wound and pronounced
1t nothing serious.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21

Col. and Mrs. gorge W. Littlefield
arrived last night from Austin, Tex,
for a visit of two or three weeks, &C
companied by their niece. Miss Chris
tine Littleffeld of this city. Col. Lit
tlefield is a brother of w. P. Little
field n uncle of j. P. and T. D.
White and Mrs. NJ. w. Hodges, all
of this city. He is president of the
Litrleield Cattle Company and the
American National Bank, of Austin.
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MILITARY RULE HAS
CEASED AT SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, ILL.,. Aug. Pituitary
rule in Springfield ceased today, the
militia force being reduced to one
regiment and the task of preserving
order being turned over to the civil
authorities. Sheriff Werner has in
creased his force of deputies on duty
and the city police force is r%einforc-
ed by a few special policemen. Except
for closed saloons and ruined homes
and business houses In some streets
there IS nothing to indicate that a
week g the city was in the hands
of an uncomfortable mob.
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GOOD FORCE OF MEN
AT WORK ON SEWERS

T~hirtyfour laborers were at work
On the system today, following
UP the big machine that digs the
trenches n does the work of about
been down the alley between South
Main and South Richardson avenue.
and is 10Y at the edge of the Hondo
river. The sewer will be laid across
the Hondo, or rather under it, and
A much larger force of men will be
put on tomorrow to accomplish this
task. The ditching machine is now
working west On the alley just north
of the Hondo.
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Now,

Take a look at the last copy of
your Ladies' Home Journal and
saturday Evening POST and e if
they don't need renewing. If they do
let me renew them for you, or If you
are not already a subscriber to eth
er one of the a~bove-named magazines
let me send in your name as a new
subscriber.
HATTIE L. COBEAN
609 N. Main St. Phone 166
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Groom Fifty; Bride Eighteen.

Marriage license was issued at sew
en- o'clock last night to Judge R. NJ.
Smell, aged so, of Emma, Tex, and
to Mrs. Kate Louise, aged IS, of the
north part of Chaves county. They
were married at 1880 in the office OF
County Treasurer j. S. Lea, the Ger.
emory being performed by Judge J.
7. Evans. The couple will go to EN-.
ma to make their home.
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all that time in the face of discour-
agement and defeat, maintain mis- lead
ership and retain the loyalty OF those
who believe as he does, possesses
traits of character that mark him as
more than a remarkable leader of
honest mar, a demagogue, would
have fallen and passed into oblivion
with his first defeat.
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BRYAN'S REAL WORTH.
rom Arizona Silver Belt.

The Record of William J. Bryan
since his first appearance as a public
man has been such as to inspire the
confidence and win the admiration
OF men Of all classes. Personally, his
life has been worthy Of emulation in
all ways and in every respect. His
u%tterances on questions OF public i'm
portance have been those of a man
who thinks and who has reached his
after most exhaustive IN
vestigation of all obtai1able facts.
His position on matters of moment
is unassailable, his integrity beyond
question, and his earnestness unmis-
takeble. Mr.. Bryan is a man of more
than ordinary ability, and what he
and stands for is worthy
of serious consideration by the peo-
pie of thfs country
-A1Eman%he-ee34ead ag-hs-has
done for the past Il years. and In
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21
|oNE KILLED, FOUR INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 21.-Joseph
Bobbs, chauffeur, was killed and two
women and two men injured this NOR.
ming, when a wheel on a ~sixty-horse
power auto gave way and the ma.
chine turned turtle pinning the occu'
sion followed, setting fire to the ma
chine and making the rescue of the
living occupants difficult. The injur
ed persons were Mrs. Frances Wilson
Mrs. Gladys Price, L. NJ. Ford and
Charles Keeae.
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Campers Return from Mountains.

DR.. and Mrs. George T. Veal, Miss
Mary Greenlee, Miss Blanche Sa1n,
R. L. Slaughter, Jr., George Freidel-
bloom and Frank Young returned to-
day from the Ruidoso valley in the
White mountains, where they had
been eighteen days attending the
Baptist camp meeting that extended
from the 9Th to the 10th of the month,
They report a good time and a great
meeting. Only one accident marred
the pleasure of the outing. Miss An
derson, the missionary. fell from a
horse and injured her spine. The Ros-
well party left her in good are in
the camp.
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CONSUL SURREN-
DERS KOREAN PRISONER

Seoul, Korea, Aug. 21.-The British
Consul General today u~nofhcially sur
rendered to the Korean authorities
the editor of the ~vernacular edition
of the Daily News, who escaped from
the police August 13 and sought ref
uge in the home of E. T. Betsel an
English resident. The trial of the edi-
tor will shortly take place on the
charge of being connected with the
Misrepresentation of a part of the Ko-
rean national loan redemption funds.
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A RACE AGAINST DEATH
FROM LONDON TO SANTA FE

New York, Aug. 21.-Mrs. NJ. l. Ely
lar, Of Santa Fe, received a message
while in London that her mother was
dying in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and
took the first steamship from South
Hampton and sailed for this port. She
arrived yesterday within Fifteen min
utes of the time the train for Santa
Fe was scheduled to leave. Having
explained her haste to Col. Bishop,
the port surveyor, her trunks were
rushed through and she was on the
Santa Fe train within thirteen min
utes from the time of landing.
Enr sidewalks Ena 4 ~ Craig
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Record Want Ads. Get Results.
An Up to Date shop.

R. F. Cruise has installed On cement
foundation a complete set of machin-
cry in his shop on S. Main, and can
do anything in the way OF heavy
work. All run by electricity. He has
a first class set of mechanics and Is
sure to please. Also a new paint room
for buggies and autos. Rubber tires
always on hand. tt
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21

A complete history of your title is
what an abstract should be. If you
haven't n you don't know what you
own. Your title may be bad. Better
have one made and correct defects
in your title.-Title & Trust Co.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Thomas NJ. Monzingo to Henry F.
Tallmadge for $1,000. eighty acres in
12-15-24.
B. F. Field and oIners to J. E. Lev
ers, for $40, lots 1 and 2, block 6,
J. E. Levers and wife - C. R. Will
Jams and wife, for $90u, same as above
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Transfers of Real Estate.

NJ. o. Mills and wife to T.. A. Hor-
TON. for 500, lots 10 and lie block
II, Mills addition to Boazz.
John f. Spangler and wife to C. F..
Tressler, for $1,000. eighty acres in
14-14-26 and a water right in the Ha-
german irrigation Company.
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VIM. Diven arrived last night from
Clovis, accompanied by his nephew,
Ira J. Rough, of Huntsville, Pa. They
leave tonight on a trip to Old Mexi-
co.
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gorge Copeland, of Brownsville
Tex, arrived on today's auto from
Torrance and is looking for a job.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21

George M. Slaughter returned las
night from a stay Of several week
ct mis- Texas ranches.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21

The Business college, cor. 9Th and
Richardson, will open a nine months
session August 81. $55 will be charged
for the term. 37tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-21

II you don't feel like cooking, sup
cooked hearts and tongue at the T. c.
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Money and Stocks.

New York, Aug 21.-Prime mercal
tile paper, 3@4; money on call cas-.
at "a and 1 per cent.
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E----A+4-~es-sse- -Gs-~~t-- 1879
to- Flour, how they like tits the
best-Shepherd & Co. Grocers.
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Your money refunded If "Aristo"
-four does not make good. What
more do you want? Let us sell you
a sack.-Shepherd G. Co.
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because you were too late in or
dering your supply of
Crystal Ice

from Us for the coming hot days
1t is never too late for US. Just
drop around and see US or send
us a card and our wagon will
call on you daily and leave you
a fresh supply. Sufficient ice
this time of year is an absolute
necessity, SO don't neglect to
procure it when we make it such
an easy matter.
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Don't fail to see our Sewing Ma
chines.-Enterprise Hardware Co.
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Best job printing at Record office.
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Any manshe1eaHIead as- ns-has
don for the past IL years, and In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-02
MURDER MYSTERY
MAY Be ALTERED
Letter Found, Which Exoner-
ates Three Men, Who Were
Under Suspicion.
SOCIETY YOUTH SUSPECTED
MAN NOW BEING WATCHED BE-
LIEVED TO HAVE BEEN INFAT-
UATED WITH MRS. WILLIAMS
AND CHOSE HIS TIME.

Atlantic City, n. j., Sept. 2.-Docu-
mentary evidence of such character as
to give an entirely new turn in the in
vestigation into the mysterious shoot
ing of Charles B. Roberts. the Balti-
more banker and club man. when he
was with Mrs. w. S. G.. Williams of
that city, on the board walk last We'd
nesday night, has been discovered. The
new evidence is a letter received by
Roberts shortly before the attempt
was made to kill him.
In consequence of this new evidence
the police admit that w. S. G.. Will
liams, the husband, has been eliminat-
ed from the case, and that Tom De-
ford, Mrs. Williamss brother, and
Willie" West also have been elimi-
mated. But, notwithstanding the elm
nation of these three men, the police
are still sticking to the theory that the
revengeful man.
In the document sufficient grounds
have been found to direct suspicion to
Baltimore society youth, whose name
so far has not been mentioned in con-
Eection with the case. 1t is said that
the man, who is now being watched.
with the chance of an early arrest, was
insanely jealous of the attentions of
Roberts to Mrs. Williams.
1t is claimed that this man, who
moved in the same walk of life with
Roberts and Mrs. Williams, was infat-
uated by the great beauty of the Bal
timore society woman, with whom he
had but slight acquaintance, and that
he timed his effort to kill Roberts
with the return to this country of Will
liams, so as to direct suspicion away
from himself.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-02
NEW SENSATION
At SPRINGFIELD
Mrs. HaIIam Declares Guilt.
less Negro Accused of At
tack Upon Her.
ANOTHER is ARRESTED.
SON OF MAN LYNCHED, CHARGED
WITH CRIME AGAINST WOMAN
THAT PREcPITATED RACE RIOT
AND CAUSED SERIOUS TROUBLE

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 2.-George
Richardson, the negro charged with as
sault upon Mrs. Mabel Hallam-the
crime which caused the outbreak of the
race riot in this city-was declared
guiltless in a statement made today by
the woman to States Attorney Hatch.
The news created sensation In
Springfield, which was aroused anew
when w. E. Hallam, husband of the
young woman who claims to have been
attacked. secured a warrant for the
arrest of Ralph Burton, said to be
son of Scott Burton, the first negro
lynched by the mob on August 10.
Young Burton is charged with the
crime for which Richardson has al
ready been indicted by the special
grand jury, and the complaining wit
ness is as positive in her declarations
against the new defendant as she was
against George Richardson.
When Mrs. Hallam was attacked at
her home on North Fifth street on the
night of August IS, she was positive
that the man who dragged her from
her bed out into the garden was ne
gro. She was emphatic in declaring
that she could positively identify the
black if she could see him again.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-02
LAWYER WAS STUhG
So He Thinks Now as Result
Of Purchase of "Star"
Copies.
R00SEVELT'S AUTOGRAPH.

New York, Sept. Judge Bischof
has reserved decision on the question
of the liability of Jesse Watson, a law
yer of No. 90 Wall street, to pay &c.
600 for % volumes of President Roose-
velts writings. Mr.. Watson, through
his counsel, set up that Judge Golf had
granted him 20 days to answer
judgment for 1861 in favor of the
keller-Farmer company, of No. 90
Fifth avenue. who sold the books to
him. Mr.. Watson stopped payment af-
ter he had paid 81 $50 on installments
In his complaint, Mr.. Watson assert
ed that 1t was represented to him that
he would get for the sum of $4,000
what was warranted to be an "individ-
ual star copy of writings Of Theodore
Roosevelt, with letter, % volumes full
morocco, double extra illustrated"
Mr.. Watson says that the copies
were bound in blue" instead of "vio-
let" that he received no star COPY"
and further he alleges that an inclosed
autograph is not that of President
Roosevelt. The books, he received
Mr.. Watson asserts. were worth about
$3.50 volume.
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fences their brave and heroic defense
of this place has been told over and
over again. All this is familiar his
tory and need not be repeated here to-
day. Suffice it to say that the gallant
sons of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ken
lucky and Ohio, who composed this lit
tie army, were worthy of the great
trust committed to them Together
they stood and fought, for almost a
century they have slept side by side in
the rude trenches to which their COM
rades tenderly consigned them.
Almost a hundred years have pass
ed and we come now to honor them.
Our respective states have sent us to
join in the unwilling and dedication of
this beautiful monument"
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PAINTS PICTURE
Of PAST AGES
TO VETERANS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

human endeavor and activity, we'll
ally impossible swamps.
Instead of cattle on thousand hills
and domestic animals that render us
service and are agreeable companions,
we must fill the woods with savage
beasts and savage men, with only a
few white settlements scattered here
and there in small, newly made clear
ings. the very outposts of civilization,
with only foot and wagon trails in
completely connecting them. . Behind
this frontier was an encroachYng popu-
lation that in slowly widening and ad-
vancing growth had been gradually
fighting it's way from the river and to
the interior, but which had scarcely
made it's appearance nearer this point
than Columbus.
They were hardy, brave and self re-
liant, but sparse, poor and unable to
spare to the army from their scanty
stocks of provisions and supplies.
ut was to such a spot, so situated
and surrounded, and to the defense of
SucH d people, that Ienerdi 1dIiisoA
came in 1918. Today it is an agree
able ride of but a few hours from this
point to the most far distant house of
those who accompanied him, but then
those homes could be reached only by
weeks of wearisome travel. His SOL
der boys were further from their low
ed ones than are our soldier boys of
today on duty in the Philippines.
Others have described the bitter
cold that was encountered, and the nu-
merous hardships and deprivations
that they endured, and in thrilling SEN
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-02
DEATH RELIEVES
REV. F. P. TR0TTtR
Was Well Known as Minister
At HagerstoWn.

Cambridge City, Ind, Sept. "a
telegram received by Prof. Reese an.
nounces the death of his brother-in.
law, the Rev. F. P. Trotter, of Maple
Rapids, Mich. The remains will be
brought to Darlington, Ind, for bur,
ial. Rev. Pfotter is a we'll known min.
lister Of the Christian church, having
held pastorates in late years at Mid
dletown and Muncie He was well
known through his ministerial wors
at Hagerstown and other points in the
county.
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NOTICE..

We wish to inform our old custom.
ers as we'll as new ones that our
stock of wooens for Fall Suitings
has arrived, and is the largest we
have ever shown, $500 or $500
will get fine Fall suit, see the new
styles. EMMoNS' TAILORING CO.,
Cor. Ninth and Main streets.
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MISTAKE IN DATE.

The Benevolent Convention Of the
NJ. E. church will meet September S,
at Centerville instead of September 2.
as was announced.