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Card of Thanks.

Miss Ada Stroman wishes to thank
her many relatives and friends who
helped her to win that handsome
Piano offered by Mr.. j. c. Ransdale.
She would also express her gratitude
to Mr.. Ransdale and his efficient
clerks for their marked politeness
and thorough impartiality.
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Card of Thanks.

take this method of returning my
heartfelt thanks to all my neighbors,
white and colored, who worked so
hard and faithfully to save my out
buildings on Friday night last. Their
kindness will never be forgotten.
!. J. FAIREY.
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@. How far do you live from that
part Of the county? A. live from
- to Is miles but am often over in
that section.
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Again in Limbo.

Fred Aiken must be a bad negro.
Some time ago he served term on
the chain gang for firing a gun at a
son of Mr.. Ed. L. Cutler. of the
Limestone section, and now he is
again in jail for shooting and serious
ly wounding another negro near
North. After he got off the chain
gang he went to Florida, but return
ed to his old home near North to
spend Christmas, and while there
shot the man as above stated. He
was trying to escape when caught
and landed in Jail. We hope the
shooter will be taught a severe les
son by being sent up for a long term
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p w H,obos Willow
v p cria;th EJisto
2 a For po1,,Isr
r 4 Critenzfeldt. City
q. W. Sv5hretf. Orange
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r. F. Rucker. Cav Caw.
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doubtless arrang have the deliv-
cry of express maze all over the en-
tire city.
There being no further business
the League adjourned---O --Orangeburg
Evening News.
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cases. We publish the names Of tn
gentlemen drawn to serve as gran
5urymen foc the year and the pet
iutymenl for the first and secon
weeks HThey were drawn last las
Thursday.
GRAND JURY.
.E. G. Kemmerlin. Union.
w. P. Davis, Liberty.
N. j. Thomas, Union.
C. B. Haigler, Providence.
Hugh Dantzler. Providence.
N. B. Foures. Amelia.
D. E. Bean, Gapdland.
P. S. WingatA, Elizabeth.
T. E. Early, Orange.
F. L. Witt, Elizabeth.
D. j. Fielder, Branchville.
B. R. Williams, Goodland.
FIRST WEEK JURORS.
E. A. Jones, Providence.
A. B. Eenckle, Middle.
w. C. Hane, Amelia.
F. II. May, Union.
C. H. Williamson, New Hope.
Fl. w. Boopkhart, Poplar.
J.B. Henderson, Branchville.
S. H. Clark, City. .
j. w. Zeigler. City.
w. D.Berry, City.
w. L. Wholesome, Elizabeth.
D. W. Garrick, Willow.
F. A. Bruce. BranchviLle.
D. w. Myers, Cow Castle.
a. C. Phin. Edisto.
H. M. Young. Willow.
II. P. Holman. Goodland.
M. K. Jefosds, City.
M. H. Boone. New Hope.
j. L. Wells, City.
j. A. Summers, Goodland.
r. H. Avenger. Vance.
3. F. Antley, Amelia.
+. L. M. Minis. Goodland.
t. Stabler, Cav Cav.
B. H. Z.,gler. Pine Grove.
L. A. Metz, Edisto.
E. j. Dantzler, Cow Castle.
J.J Bear, Providence.
N. @. Moorer, Poplar.
T.. G. Shuler, Providence.
V. S. Hutto, Willow.
G. P. Inablnet, Liberty.
A. F. Gleaton, Goodland.
E. n. Dantzler, Goodbys.
S. E. Early, Orange.
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GENERAL SESSIONS.
ceurt Win Convene Here on Next
Monday Morning.
.guries Have Been Drawn for Two
Weeks, but Court VIII Hardly

The Court of General sessions for
Orangeburg County will convene on
Monday morning with Judge Memi-
ger presiding. The docket is quite
heavy, there being several murder
cases. We publish the names Of the
gentlemen drawn to serve as grand
jurymen foe the year and the petit
iutymenl for the first and second
weeks They were drawn last last
Thursday.
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extent | am.
O. Most Of them live on the inside
of the lines? A. Yes sir most OF them.
O. Those whose names you recog-
rize live on the inside? A. Yes SIT.
Not Allowed to Vote.
NJ. e. Rickenbaker being duly
sworn testifies as follows:
@. Your name is Mamie e. Rick
enbaker? A. Yes sir.
@. What township do you live in?
4. The township of Goodbys.
@. The treasurer makes state
ment that he does not fine the name
of Mamie Rickenhaker on the tax
books, what have You to say about
thato A. He has NJ. f. Rickenhaker
on the books. registered as NJ. n.
Rickcnbalter.
O. You are the Mamie Ricken-
baker? a. Yes sir.
O. You paid your taxes for 1906?
A. Yes sir.
Q. Have you got your tax receipt!
A. Yes sir.
O. Tell me if YOU know W. D..
Kelkel of Goodbys? A. Yes sir, l
know him.
@. Tell me how long has he been
in Goodbys? A. Since the l?5t or
last wear or the first Of this year
The year before he paid his taxes IN
Poplar.
O. Do you know F. C. Bair? A
Yes sir.
@. What age is he? A. lie Is aDou'
twenty-one.
O. He is quite a young man just
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27
CITIZENS CAN HELP
BY WRITING LETTERS.

To the Citizens of Roswell:
1 wish to ask the assistance of the
people of Roswell, in showing the peo-
pie of the northern and eastern states
that we have the finest place on earth
in which to live as well as to make
money.
Thousands of persons all over the
country would come here if they only
knew what we have, and in order to
| get it before them l would like to
| have every one who will DO so to write
!, a short letter on Roswell and the Pc
cos Valley, telling of our rich soil, the
different sources of irrigation, by ar
tesian wells n streams, finest eli
mate to he found anywhere, best
| schools, beautiful shade trees, fifty
two miles of cement sidewalks, and
intelligent and wide awake people.
Sen this letter to the paper in the
, town in which you lived before com
lfng to Roswell. If you will write them
a personal letter nearly all of them
will publish, it, and by so doing we
can get more publicity than in any
other way without expense.
To those who wish me to do so, l
will be glad to assist in writing such
letters.
Roswell is the best own of it's size
in the United States today, but we
can make it stin better, and your as
| sistance will greatly help. 1 would
like to have everyone send me a cop
| of the articles. j. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Roswell Com. Club.
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Reports are to the effect that Ber-
nard Gunsul is benefting by sea level
climate. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Gunsul had an attack of typhoid
some months ago., and that he was
sent to Albuquerque to r~ecuperate.
One of the after effects, however, has
been muscular hear trouble, and his
mother under orders from the doc
tors tool him to California. There is
nothing serious in this except a slow
recovery in a high altitude, and it is
just a question of rebuilding and time
until he will fully recover. AS soon
as he is able, Mr.. Gunsul will return
and assume charge of his bust
in person. His wife, Mrs. Cornia
Gunsul, has returned to town, and is
engaged in looking after the business
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what | can to help It along. Il we
don't get it at the short session. we
will at the next session, sure"
The meeting and smoker that had
been planned for Governor Curry at
the Commercial Club tonight has been
called on.
The governor was accompanied to
Washington by his old friend in the
Philippines. Capt. R. T.. Hazard, who
was here visiting their old comrade,
Capt. G. L.. Ballard. Capt. Hazard
went on a sightseeing trip all over
Roswell and the farming country in
this locality on Thanksgiving and is
delighted with the place. 1t was his
first visit to New Mexico.
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swap experiences and pos
besides enjoying music and sociabiity
The association was called TO order
by President M. H. Brasher, with Miss
James. Of Roswell, acting as secreta-
ry. Prof. Brasher is presiding over
the sessions, and imparts to the meet
ing much of the spirit of enthusiasm
which appears to be the characters
tic feature of the gathering.
Rev. Hubert M. Smith pronounced
the invocation, nj thereafter Mayor
welcome, which was responded to by
Supt. v. L.. Griffin, of Carlsbad. Mrs.
Stella Ritter sang a solo, after which
H. G.. Howard, of Artesia, read a live
paper On Methods of Creating Edu-
%cationa1 Enthusiasm in a Community
his paper being ably discussed by R.
E. Cottingham, of Kenna.
frank Caroon. of Roswell, had an
G. cellent paper on 1.-The Nature of
lglish in the High School," This
S discussed by Principal L. c. Mers-
i der, of Texico.
Miss Pattye Skillman, of Roswell,
Conducted an interesting lesson with
a model class in fifth grade fractions,
her class being composed of Gladys
Marsh, Allie Lewis, Anna Hardwick,
Maggie Hall, Beatrice Greiner, Geter
Rogers and Archie Marsh. This was
one of the most interesting numbers
on the program.
John w. Armstrong, Of Carlsbad,
addressed the teachers on needed
school legislation in New Mexico. He
made an able address, but advanced
some theories that are heartily oppos-
ed by some teachers, among them be-
ing a total abstinence from corporal
punishment and adjustment of exam
nations for teachers. This brought
out a spirited discussion that extend
ed to the end OF the morning session
and we'll into the afternoon.
Miss Cora Johnson, of Roswell, had
the first paper this afternoon, on ele-
ments of good reading in primary
paper was a good one.
Tonight the teachers will attend
the school lyceum lecture on Bryan
the Man," by John T. Mcclure.
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GOVERNOR GEO. CURRY
GOES TO WASHINGTON.

Governor George Curry left this
morning for Washington. d. c., having
decided to rush on to the capital with
out further delay, even cutting ont his
proposed trip to louisiana, where he
had business. Before leaving this NOR
ming he said: II have decided to hur-
~ to Washington to do what I can for
statehood at the short session. As to
this discouraging talk about getting
statehood at the short session, I have
no reason to listen to 1t. I am still
hoping to get the bill through and win
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27
MRS. ULLERY AND HER
DAUGHTER IN RUNAWAY

Mrs. Nellie G.. Ullery and daughter,
Miss Jimmie Ullery, mother and sister
of Clarence Ullery, were in a serious
runaway at four o'clock yesterday at
ternoon, the elder woman still being
in an unconscious condition. and the
younger being painfully hurt.
They were driving Miss Ullery's
horse on Pennsylvania avenue when
he took fright and started to run, go
ing south possibly a half block to the
corner Of End street, where he turn
ed east. The horse was out of control
of Miss Ullery and crossed at a place
where the wooden crossing was ele-
waited a few inches from the ground.
His foot ran under this crossing, it
is thought, and his right foreleg was
broken squarely of. This brought the
buggy to an abrupt standstin, turning
it owed and throwing the two women
out. Both occupants landed and their
heads, Miss Ullery receiving her
worst wounds in the form of bruises
and scratches on the head, a G and
right arm. Her right arm Is also
sprained. Mrs. Ullery shows scarcely
any wounds, but was knocked into
an unconscious condition, from which
she had only at brief intervals partly
recovered. While Mrs. Ullery's years
make the danger greater, her physi.
clans and relatives have strong hopes
of her recovery.
The horse. being rendered useless
by the broken leg, was put out of mis-
suffering in a humane manner. The
buggy was badly damaged.
Miss Nellie Price, who was here
stopping with Mrs. D. B.. Jackson,
started horseback to her home above
Picacho this morning and her horse
ran away. He ran to the City Livery
Stable, where he had been boarded
about a month, falling on tie smooth
granitoid at the door and badly bruis-
ing the rider. Miss Price started out
again, however, not being seriously
hurt, making the second start in a
buggy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

The third annual meeting of the Pc
COS Valley Teachers Association op-
ened at eight O'Clock this morning
at the Central school building, with
a hundred enthusiastic teachers from
all over the three counties of the val
ley participating. There are TO be NOR
the two days of the convention. The
teachers will study and discuss school
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27
Mr.. eagle BRINGS


C. C. eagle. book-keeper for the
Roswell Gas Co., returned las night
from a visit with his mother in Bling
en-, Ark and brought back to Roswell
a bride, who was formerly Miss Della
Mae Reese, and to whom he was mar.
ried asst Sunday afternoon at her
home in Bingen. The bride is a sister
of James Reese, formerly employed
by the Roswell Gas Co., but now at
Sierra Blanco, Texas. and Is a charm
ing young woman. MI. eagle has made
many friends since coming here, and
all wish for the couple the best. For
the present they will reside with the
brides aunt, Mrs. w. T. Jones, Of sos
South Michigan.
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WHEN IT'S COLD

nothing beats one of our
modern heating stoves, like the
new lot Just received. You'd
hardly believe, but it's true, that
they're less in price than ever be-
fore and SO perfect, they heat
with less fuel than last years
styles, They have all modern
consequently they
are cheaper than the old style.
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Lost, strayed or stolen.

The party who perhaps "unfnten-
tionally" took the lady's handbag
away from the Baptist church during
the Thanksgiving service, is very kind
woods office. The owner simply
makes this public request before tax.
ing any action, and says PLEASE re-
turn 1t. 31tz
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson, the Miss
es Graves, Miss White and Vert Heat
on went to Campbell Thanksgiving
morning for a dance that night. MI.
Heaton was called home in the even
ing, however, and missed the dance.
Others who went up in rigs were Ros-
Hobson, Miss Laura Hobson. James
Ballard, Miss Coons and others.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

When o order a new abstract or
a. continuation of your old one ask
attorney where you a get the
best work on time. If you are purch-
asing, have your contract read, "Ab-
stract of title to be compiled by Ros.
we'll Title & Trust Co. 29tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27
WEATHER OF
THE YEAR IN NEVADA.

Reno, New, Nov. 27.-Following the
storm of Wednesday, Nevada at
present is experiencing the coolest
of the year. At Carlin the
thermometer stood four below zero
this morning. In other places it aver
aged eight above. Such low tempera-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

r. X. Fleming returned Wednesday
night from Topeka, Kan. where he
summoned as a witness In court.
He and his SON left today on a $50
mile trip to various ranches. on cattle
business.
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AFTER YOUR FEAST, DON'T
FAST. REMEMBER US FOR GRO
CERITS.-T. C. MARKET.
ROBERT RUCKER WEBS
MISS NORA WILSON.

"TS0 TNOIIN
Relatives in Roswell have received
word of the marriage of Robert L..
Rucker and Miss Nora Wilson, which
took place at Amarillo Wednesday
afternoon. The bride has one to the
the groom is at Amarillo, where they
probably will reside. The groom is a
well known young man of Roswell,
having a wide acquaintance and many
friends, who wish him and his bride
Miss Wilson visited in Roswell
two months this fall.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

Diamonds, handsomely mounted, are
undoubtedly first choice with many
for Christmas gifts. My spe-
cially prepared stocks of Diamonds
mounted in Rings, Brooches, Studs,
Lockets, Bracelets, etc., in immense
variety, offer the greatest values at
the prices to he found anywhere
Harry Morrison.
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Orchard for Sale.

We must sell at once the best full
bearing orchard In the valley. One
good crop of apples will pay for the
same. Easy terms. We a sell you
a good residence lot, 60x230 feet, price
500, $25 down, balance monthly
Roswell Land Co. zztf
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Messrs. Glenn and Rich, the water
and W contractors, spent Thanks
giving On a hunting trip in the north
part Of the county.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27
LABOR PROTESTS AGAINST
REDUCING TARIFF ON r

Washington, Nov. 81 Representa-
tfves of labor appeared before the
Ways and Means Committee of the
House today to advocate the mainte-
nance of the duty on tin. Tariff reform
so radical as to exceed that urged by
the Democrats was advocated by Jes-
Sc F. Norton, of the New York Tariff
Reform Club.
Taft's Position Approved.
Hot Springs, Va, Nov. 27.-Presi-
dent-elect Taft's announced position
in favor Of a thorough revision of the
tariff Is being approved in his CORES
-pondence which is developing to the
extent Of over a hundred letters a day.
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that Frank H. Hitchcock has been Of
fered and has accepted the position
of Postmaster General in the cabinet
of President-elect Taft. This is the
first cabinet position filed.
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Solid Comfort

doesn't consist of any one thing
in life. It's the multitude of what
pleases that brings solid comfort
For solid comfort though
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Taft's Position Approved.

HOW ABOUT THAT FLOUR ORD
ERR TRY US ON cLARk's BEST.
MONEY BACK PLAN r. C.. MAR.
KET.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

Miss Jennie English, of E1ida, is
attending the teachers association
and visiting Mrs. S. M. New.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

F. j. Short, OF Artes1a, who was
here yesterday with the Artesia Elks,
left this morning on a business trip
to Greenfield, Iowa.
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Notice.

Notice.
The Poultry Exchange has been
moved~to the Sunnyside Poultry
RHnch, where all orders will be filled
as usual. Tel 342, POP E. Summit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

J. B. Bailey, OF Hagerman, was here
today visiting friends and looking at
ter business. He vas formerly justice
of the peace. in Roswell.
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A Fine piano to be given a.
way FREE by link. the Jewel.
err.
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Less Than a M0nrh to Christmas Day

The Wise Merchant will remember this and arrange
his advertising accordingly Christmas buyers, have 1.-THE
Record habit" Take advantage of it and place your bar
gains before the buying public. It pays.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-27

Ed Munday came down from Her
nandex Lake Thursday night.
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WE ARE CHICKEN BUYERS AND
SELLERS. EVERYTHING FAT. IT.
C. MARKET.
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TEACHERS
IN SESSION
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
PEcos VALLEY ASSOCIATION
OPENED TODAY.
ONE HUNDRED present

Two Days Program Started This Nor
ming With Live Interest or the Part
of the Membership Discussion of
Methods and School Work in Gen.
eraI the Principal Topics.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03
GOOD ADVICE FOR ANGRY MAN
Friends Pres rIption Whole Lot Bet,
ter Than q Warrant.

A very sensible bit OF advice ex,
pressed In homely language was given
by man not long ago TO an excitablo
and quarrelsome friend. II was In a
brickyard. and two OF the workmen
had engaged In an angry dispute
which eliminated in n fierce encoun,
ter.
In the skirmish one Of the combat
ants was hastily hurt on the head
and the employer. who happened "a
come on the scene OF action when the
light was u 'shing, and was man
OF more ten. per than discretion. ad
vised the injured one TO got war
rant for the others arrest.
While the matter was being dis
cussed by number OF workmen who
had gathered round, big, burly fel
low. who had heard everything and
seen the whole AFFAIR, made his way t.
the man with the damaged Uranium
and said.
You don't want to get no warrant
Bill. You just 70 to the chemists
shop and get yerself two pieces o.
plarster--good big ones--and put on,
piece on yer head an the other on yel
mouth, an you'll be all right"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03
DARE IMPOSSIBLE TO FORGOT.
Mrs. Lombard Certainly Had cIneh
on Her Hubby's Memory.

smile lurked al the corners OF
Mrs, Lombard'a mouth as sho listened
to the plant OF the school friend whom
she had not seen for more than ten
years. I'm afarid. dear" she said.
you'll have 10 reconstruct some OF
your plans, You zee ! married for.
getful man too"
Why you told me not ten minutes
ago that your husband had never yot
forgotten yorr birthday or your wed.
ding anniversary" cried her friend !:
and you told me you'd been married
nearly II years! That's ever since the
year after father took Us nil abroad"
Yes" said Mrs Lombard, demurely.
have; that's long time, isn't NJ
But you see one thing was In my favor
Il was born on the Fourth OF July
Mr.. Lombard couldn't very we'll forget
the national holiday. Aad AS soon IA
ia found out how forgatful he was |
decided to be married on another hoIi
day"
suppose M you were abroad you
DIDN'T realize that the dat NJ my we'd
ding was M isual--peop, rent often
married on the twenty-so, md OF Feb
ruary, think. But you ace by IL
tie tudlcious planning I've been saved
the necessity OF remindIng him abou,
our anniversary. Youth Companion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03
He Obeysd Orders.

a ranchman living in that locality
noticed a small bunch OF teal that
were in the habit OF using a pond not
FAR from his dwelling. He requested
Legrand 10 try his luck with them the
next morning when they cnuld be cas-.
lily found. Legrand. however, was shor,
OF ammunition. 80 the ranchman gave
him shell. which he jokingiy re.
marked was enough for a good shot.
and he expected him to come back
with the whole bunch. numbering six.
On the ensuing day Lagrand departed
before sunrise. but returned 10 break.
fast empty handed mo dueks. Je.
grandf" lie shook his head. NO
ducks The next morning the result
WAS the same. NO ducks. Legrand -
No ducks"
The third morning a shot was heard
Legrand returned with three beautiful
blus.wingsd teal hanging from each
shoulder
"Legrand. how did you manage 10
have 30 much luck all OF sudden
when you were not able 10 get any.
thing the two preceding mornings"
To-day" he replied. was the frs,
time could get them lined up 10 tina,
could bag them all at one shot
Forest and Stream.