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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Afternoon Sales

Combination Fraction--sco at 7sc; 200 at 7sc
(B. 800 200 at &c.
Consoiida ted-I00 at S. 221s,
Daisy-1oO at ABB: 100 at si.se; 100 at N.s1;
800 at sl.so; 300 at $780, 100 at $1.2s.
Eureka-1oo0 at nc.
florence-l00 at s4.25.
Goldheld Bank-2O00 at 2Lc 1000 at &c
Johnnie-l0Oo at 1lac; 1000 at 1iJac 1000 at
f1kc: 5000 at 11c
Jumbo Extension--500 at &c
Lige Harrls-1000 at s. SOM: 2000 at IS 0ON
Milltown Fraction-1000 at 2Lc.
Triangle-I000 at 7c
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Morning Sales

Morning Sales
Goldleld Bapk--2OOO at 24c; 1000 at &c.
Milltown Fraction-1000 at oHc
l1hc; 5000 at lie
Eureka-10O0 at nc
Triangle-1000 at 7c
Consolidated-100 at s. 22i5
Florence-100 at 1926
ldgc Harris-1000 at ss:50M 1000 at S. 0oM
traction-9oo at 7Sc 200 at zoe CB. 800; 2OO
at 7c.f
Jumbo Extension-500 at 42c
Daisy-100 at S133: 100 at 20, 100 at s131
800 at siSO; 300 at si.29; 700 at SIPS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

do per Dbl OF TO IDS net, 40
Wheat. No. / 400 lbs.). $ls5; wheat, 600
H. sacks), No. /, sl.sO; corn, 400 lbs.). $3.50;
cracked corn 400 lbs) sl.s5; feed meal d0O
lbs) 81 90; rolled barley 200 lbs.), $3.50;
oil cake meal 600 lbs.). $3.50; shorts 600
lbs) $40; bran, heavy doo lbs), $1.55.
HAY-seling price per ton: Choice wheat
hav s16@i7; No. l wheat. or wheat and
oat s1t@15; choice tame oat. s16.00@1Lb0;
wild cat. SIC; alfalfa. sic; straw, se9s
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
New York Stocks

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK March 14,-Following were
~ Closing
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.lew York Bonds

lJy Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 14.-The following were
official closing quotations today:
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FINANCIAL
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-1O Santa Monica Bay Home
Tel at s3lOo; 1000 Piru Oil at &c; 70 Home
Tel pfd. at siS; 80 do, d 60, at $49.25; 10 AS
sociated Oil at 1880; 1000 Olinda at lie
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Market Ranges

wheat-May, 9e9aa06gsc; Judy 92lSc; Sept
S9Bc. g.. e,7,.
Corn--May, 66isc; July, 621sc; sept, ol'sG.
old, 47s4c; new, 45c
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour, quiet and steady; winter patents sl4.o
al. 90; straights. si2O@460; spring patents,
e. 3o15 60; stfaights $4 3O94. 30; bakers, $4,000
Las; No. spring wheat, s1Os@l. 70; No. 8. sSc
All. 90; No. rcd, S6ssc; No. corn. 649641sci
No yellow, 65,aao6lAc; No, oats, 47sQ6lSsc; i;
No white 5iIac; No. 8 white. 52454c; No
rye. soc; fair to choice mailing barley, SOqsOci
No. l northwestern naxseed s12O; prime tim
othy seed. si.75; clover contract grades, S-oS
nor 100 lbs Sl2 OO612. .la1a; lard, per 100 lbs,
81 20; short clear sides boxed s6.5Oa6.7o; Wills
Ky basis Of high wines, Sl35, CO..
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CALIFORNIA

GREENWATER DISTRICT Bid. Ask.
Clark Copper Co.................... .OS .10l.
Furnace Creek Copper ............ .1S 80
Fur. Creek Elk. Cop. .l IL
Furnace Valley Copper .......... .025 10
Kcmpland Copper Co ............ -. 10
&c. Furnace Creek ................ ... .O5
Cal Hills NJ Co................... .0O1a ok
Consolidated Mines Comm. .007s OIL.
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OIL Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks

Official sales-sOoO Johnnie Con. (B. 6O, at
lie; 1000 do at 111Ic.
Iefs1 Cfoeka
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NEVADA
n y ' xiIJfA
FAIRvIEw DISTRICT

Tairview Central ................... -. O9
GOLDFIELD DISTRICT
Goldhed Cons Mines ............ sos 5.25
Goldhed Wild Horse .............. .00ss 07
Goldfeld storm King G NJ Co. .029s
Nevada Goldfield Dev Co .06 O7
JOHNNIE DISTRICT
Johnnie Con. G. NJ. Co............ lila 1t4
Mohawk Johnnie ................. -. .o5
SEARcHLIGHT DISTRICT
Cyrus Noble .................,...... -. .O2ls
Eldorado Can M and NJ Co... .OOH .01
Gold Coin ........ ................ =. .O1
Nevada Searchlght ................ .0O% OH
Quartette .,...... ................. -. 11.OO
Searchght NJ and M.............. =. rs
Searchght Parallel .............. .02 OPS
searchlight Western .............. -. .O3h.
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Retail Prices

Following prices for leading articles OF
consumptlon prevail at the Los Angeles
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MINING QUOTATIONS

Saturday quotations OF the Los Angeles Ne
ada Mining stock exchange were as folloMs:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-27
Russell builds new wagons.
lott
WICHITA TRADE PEOPLE
IN ROSwEIi MA,

j. ]. Jaffa, cashier of the Citizens
National Bank, has received a letter
from John L. Powell chairman of the
Wichita, Kansas, Trade Excursion,
Committee, conveying the information
that the Trade Excursion, under the
auspices of the Commercial Club, of
Wichita, will be in the valley in May
The letter states that the excursion
will reach here on the evening of
May Is, and if agreeable to the peo-
pie of Roswell and to the Commercial
Club of Roswell. will remain over
that evening and the next morning
In response to this letter and to
others OF similar import, a telegram
was sent Mr.. Powell by Mayor Rich
ardson and President Kellahin, of the
Commercial Club, inviting the trade
excursionists to spend as much of
their time in Roswell as possible
An entertainment will be arranged
for on the night of the 18th, and the
Kansas people will be shown a thing
Or two in regard to the Pecos Valley.
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Bargains in Wall Paper al
p. V. Lumber Co.
LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT REVIVAL MEETINGS.

The revival meetings now In prog
ress at the First Methodist Episcopal
church continue to attract great int
crest. On Sunday morning the pas
tor, Rev. G. F. Lucas, received four
teen persons into the church, making
a total of twenty-five additions since
the meetings we're inaugurated. Sun
day evening the church was crowded
to the doors, some being turned
away on account of lack of room. Mr..
B. C. Montgomery led the song SER
vice, assisted by the large chorus
choir and orchestra. During the song
service the Montgomerys sang to-
gether. Rev. Mr.. Lucas preached
compelling sermon on the subject,
"A1 Ambitious Young Man in Bad
Company" At the close of the ser
mon. Mr. Montgomery sang with
thrilling effect, The Spirits Last and
Only Call" The meetings are to con-
tinue every night this week with the
great song service commencing at
1870 o'clock.
Rev Mr.. Lucas will preach on
..Sins of the Imagination" at the eve
ming service today. He will discuss
briefly a few thoughts on Christian
Science.
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neighbor. Next morning she started
walking up the railroad with the in
tention of going to the home of q
friend in Acme.
Meantime her absence from home
had alarmed her parents, and a party
was out hunting for her Saturday
night AID Sunday. 1t was finally dis.
covered where she had spent the
night and wnere she had gone.
She was brought home on the train
last night by Dick HammOng, who
found her up the road this side of
Acme. She is but fifteen years old.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
COMMITTEES TO MEET

The reception and entertainment,
as well as the Music, Committee of
he Pecos Valley Sunday School AS
ociation will meet this evening. The
Music Committee, which is composed
of the following, will meet at the M.
E.. Church at 700 O'Clock: J. S. Kir-
by, A. S. Trube, J. C. Henderson, d.
w. Elliott, Miss Mary Greenlee, Mrs.
J. w. Rhea, Mrs. C.. A. Norvell.
The- Reception and Entertainment
Committee will meet at 8o'clock at
the M. E. Church, South. The person
mel of that committee is as follows:
Mrs G. T. Veal, r. H. Kemp, ]. J..
Beck,. Mrs. Jno.. Davis. Miss Sadie
Carlton, Mrs. H. E. Parkhurst, Mrs.
j.. D. Cooley, Mrs. Chas- Brewster;
Sylvester P. johnson, B. F. Harlow,
Harry S. White, Rev. S. E. Allison's
class A full attendance is requested
as business of importance is to be
transacted.
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Johnson, w. A; Johnson, DR.. L. J;
Joyce, Shas.; Jenkins, DR.. ]. H;
Jones, Chas.; Jewett, Geo. B; Kinsin-
ger, DIR. ]. w; Kinsinger, Ed; KeIla
hin, Robt.; Kemp, R. H; Kilgour, w
S; Kirby, J. s; Leland, Cy; Leland
H; Lea, J. s; Lewis, w. P; Long, w
H; Leonard. ]. S; .McGaffey, L. K;
McKinstry, J. H; Mcclure. Jno. T.,
Moore, G. S; Morrow, H. R: Mason.
C. E; Morrison, H.; Morrison.Lo Loe:
Malone, R. l.: Malone, T. H; Martin,
c. c: Murray. Capt. M. S; Miller, F.;
Miller. c. A; Martini Mancini, l.:
Mitchell, E. w; Mass, L. E; Nook,
J. H; Nook, R. H; Michaelis, R; Mel
son, J. NJ; Pruit, A; Prayer, w. S.;
Prayer, Sidney; Price, Morris; Phil
ips, DR.. w. w; Pope, Judge w. H;
Poe, J. w; Paytol, B. D. w; Peck,
Jno. C; Paylor, Walter; Puckett. G..
A; Reed, w. M; Reid. w. C; Robert
son. A. NJ; Richardson, G. A; Robin
son, Will; Rhea, ]. w; Rhea, J. E;
Ririe. A. A; Roberts, S. L; Slaughter,
G. NJ; Stockard, j. w; Smith, o. H;
G. NJ; Smith, R. w; Smith, E.
NJ; Skott. K. K; Sanders. l.. A; Saun-
ders, H. P; Spencer, Chas.; Veal, G..
T; Tannehill, C. G; Tannehill, L. B;
B. H; Sweet, w. D; Stine, w.
H; Thomas, J. w; Ullery, C; Uhlfel-
Uy Y
w. A; Williams, E. H.;
Williams, Geo. M; woodruff, K. s.;
Thos.; Walker, l.. c.; Wiseley,
w. E.; We'll, M; Whiteman, Chas.;
Yater, DR.. C. NJ; Graham, ]. A; Wit
teman, A. ].
Several other applications are now
IN for membership.
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Denver, Colo, April 27.-The dam
the orchards of the Arkansas an6
Grand valleys ard other fruit grow
ing regions of this state is estimated
at a million dollars. Smudge fires
that enough blossoms will be saved
to yield fair crop. The loss was not
so heavy as that caused by the April
frosts last year
Gale of Wind and Sticky Snow.
ST. Paul. Mi1n., April 27.-A north.
west gale blowing over thirty miles
an hour brought a snow storm which
covered everything with sticky snow
today. Street car traffic was much
delayed.
Light Snow in Missouri.
Sedalia, Mo-. April 27.-There was
a light fall of snow here. and in this
part of the Central Missouri valley
today.
Heaviest of Season in Wisconsin,.
Superior, Wis, April 27-This city
and vicinity today experienced one
of the heaviest snow storms of the
year.
Frost and Snow in Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb, April 27.-The mini
mum temperature in Nebraska drop
ped to 80 degrees last night, accom-
panied in some parts by killing frost.
Intermittent snow fell today in the
northern part OF the state. Anxiety is
felt for fruit and early vegetables.
Floods in Georgia
Atlanta, Ca, April 27-fhe great
devastation by wind was followed to.
tons in parts of Georgia. Columbus,
On the Alabama line, is the chief s1If-
ferer. According to reports the Chat
tahoochee river is rising three feet
an hour. Factories near the river
have been forced to suspend. and the
street cars are stopped, the power
house being submerged.
All reports today indicate that the
list of nearly four hundred and a list
of injured of about 1,200, has passed
north. The storm was peculiar il the
fact that it travelled in circles. Yes
terday it struck Georgia second
time with terrific force.
In Alabama the rain yesterday was
the heaviest of years. Frightened ne
groes are hooking into Fort Deposit
from the country districts. Alencon
reported fifteen dead from the lorna
do there last night, and this report
was confirmed today.
Hurricane in the North.
Marinette. Wis. April 27.-Early
today a storm of almost hurricane We
locity from the northwest swept over
this region. doing much damage to
shipping and other property.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, April 27.-Cattle re-
ceipts, 10000. Ms-.net steady to 1Oc
lower. Southern steers, 4.5O@6.4O;
southern cows, 2.75@4.75; stockers
and feeders, 3.5O@5.70; bulls, $500
SIS: calves, 400@6.75
Hog receipts. 5000. Market 5@10c
lower. Bulk sales, 5.25@5.45; heavy,
5.40@5.50; packers and butchers,
5.25@5.45; lights, 5.20@5.40; pigs,
4.0O@4.6O
= Sheep receipts, 5000. Market weak.
iMuttons, 5.00@6.40; lambs, 6.00@7.50;
range wethers, 5.00@6.75: fed ewes,
l45O@5.75
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ON DECK

Washington, April 27.-The select
committee of the house, appointed by
Speaker Cannon to inquire into the
complaint of the American Newspa-
per Publishers Association regarding
the price of print paper in the Unit
ed States, continued its hearing to-
day. Chairman Mann announced the
receipt of letter from President
Burbank of the International Paper
Company, expressing complete will
ingness to send to Washington "suit-
able officials with full information
regarding such affairs of this compa-
ny as you will be apt to wish
The chairman replied that the com
mittee was desirous of obtaining the
fullest information possible, and
would be pleased to have the paper
cOmpany's representatives appear af-
ter the testimony of the Publishers
Association shall be completed.
= Several publishers of newspapers
told of having been forced to pay $3.50
a hundred after having enjoyed favor
Paterson News, said a director of the
Paper Company, latter
he had few drinks said they were
going to put up the price of paper to
three dollars.
John Norris submitted to the com
mittee a list of 2O2 newspapers to
which the price of paper has been
raised, according to reports made to
him. The lists showed that the il
creases ranged from two to seven
teen dollars ton during the last two
years. Most of these papers are pub
lished in the smaller towns. Norris
said the average increase ito these pa
pers was $10.50 ton. He insisted
that the paper companies were at
tempting to establish uniform price
On the basis of $3.50 a hundred.
Chairman Mann asked for testimony
to show that the. increases were for
raising them to certain figures.
AS result of the representations
IF the American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association, Speaker Cannon has
agreed that the subject of the remov
Al of the duty on wood pulp and the
price of paper in the United States
snail be discussed at caucus of Re
publicals to be held this week, pro
vided reasonable number of Repub
ican members make a request TO
such effect.
In a speech in the house today Mi
1ority Leader Williams said the Dem
0cratic filibuster would continue un-
Ill the house decided to consider the
publicity bill, the bill put |
ing print paper on the free list and |
he anti4injunction bill.
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spectors stopped their mail. They are
said to have started to manufacture
engines il a legitimate way. When
business .slackened they employed
agents at monthly salaries of $3.50
requiring them to invest from $1,000
to 5000 each in the company The
alleged swindle consisted in discharg-
ing such agents for inefficient serv-
ice after a few weeks work and with
holding the money invested by them
IN the business
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EMBEZZLER MAY TURN
STATES EVIDENCE

San Francisco, Cal, April 27.-J.
Dalzell Brown, formerly manager of
the California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, pleaded guilty today to the
charge of embezzling 65 mortgage
bonds of the Sacramento Gas and
Electric Light Company, and was SEN
fenced TO Is months Imprisonment
will turn states evidence against the
others accused of wrecking the COM
pany.
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BERNIE MULLANE HURT
IN A RUNAWAY

This morning as Bernie Mullane
was driving the rig of the Singer Sew,
ing Machine Company along the rail
road between Fourth and Fifth
streets, stock train came along and
frightened the horse, SO that he tirn-
ed suddenly and Upper over the rig
Mr. Mullane was nurt slightly about
the hip, and the sewing machine In
the rig was badly damaged. The
horse did not run away.
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DEBATE ON AMENDMENT
TO APPROPRIATION BIZ

Washington. April 27.-Debate on
Senator Piles amendment to the ma
val appropriation bill, providing for
the construction of the four battle
ve1t, was begun in the senate today.
under unanimous consent agreement
limiting the speeches to ten minutes
each after four o'clock, and provid-
ing for vote on the bill before ad-
journment
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A LOST GIRL
CAUSES MUCH WORRY
Helen Dubois went out south of
town on her bicycle for ride Satur-
day, and becoming bewildered went
to the Oasis ranch The people there
sent home in a rig. reaching town
about nine o'clock. Owing TO her long
absence from home she became fright
ened. and instead of going to her
home she went to the northern part
of town and spent the night there with
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MURDER, MOB AND
ACCIDENTAL KILLING.

Ft. Worth, Tex, Apr. 27.-At Kel-
Ter, Texas, Saturday night Ben Po-
land, negro, while intoxicated shot
and instantly killed his sister, Jennie
Mar in. Several hundred negroes gath
cred and were preparing to lynch
Poland, when Constable Cumbie, car
rying a double-barreled shotgun, at
tempted to disperse the crowd. The
mob closed in on the officer, who club
bed his gun and started to fight his
way out with the prisoner. In. the
struggle both barrels of the gun were
discharged, Josephine Mitchell and
an unknown negro man being killed.
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CHIMNEY FALLS ON
SCHOOL. CHILDREN.

Buffalo. N. Y, April 27.-While a
party of school children were playing
IN the yard Of the public school build
ing on Swan street today. q tan
chimney on an adjoining building
was blown over, and William Hinzel.
aged IA, was crushed to death. Two
other children were probably fatally
injured, and many others hurt
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report. Observation Taken N
500 a. m.)
Roswell, NJ NJ, April 27.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., IS; min, 35; mean, so.
Precipitation. 90; wind N. velocity
4 miles: weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight fair and not SO cold; Tues
day fair.
N. WRIGHT.
.; oAc1al n ChargsA
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THEY DEALT IN GAS
THROUGH THE MAILS.

Chicago, April 27.-Frank L. Mum
roe and Thomas G. Miller, who were
arrested several months ago on the
charge OF using the mails to defraud
in connection with the operation of
the Marinette Gas Engine Company
OF Chicago. were placed on trial to-
day. They are said to have secured
$4,000 before the government in-
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Use Crystal Ice.

Sunday the q. s. Weather Bureau
issued warning of frost for last night.
It was = light one, however, and abb
sqt1fe1y no damage VASE done Sever
al persons have informed the Record
that even tomato vines and beans
were entirely uninjured, and these
are usually the first affected.
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ADMIRAL EVANS MAY
RESUME COMMAND.

Paso Robles Hot Springs, Calf
1t is announced that if Admiral Ev
ans continues to improve as rapidly
as during the past two weeks he will
join the fleet at Monterey and be in
command when the ships pass thru
the Golden Gate.
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HAIL STORM STOPS
TRAINS IN ALABAMA.

Mobile, Ala, April 27.-Reports
from Adjacent territory tell of the
railroads leading into Mobile are tied
up. The wind storm was fierce in the
lower bay, and many ships at anchor
were dragged some distance
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MOROCCAN BANDIT
RAlSULl ASSASSINATED

Tangier, Nor, April 27.-Reports
are in circulation here that Raisuli,
the famous bandit, has been assassin
ated- 1t is reported that he was am
pushed by tribesmen while returning
home from a native feast offered in
his honor
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For Floor Paints and Varnish
see p. V. Lumber Co.
CASHIER OF DAYTON BANK
DIED SATURDAY NIGHT

Special to the Daily Record.
Carlsbad, NJ M, April 27.-F N.
Bruce, cashier of the Dayton bank
and a leading Eddy county politician,
died Saturday night at his home in
Dayton. He is survived by a wife and
One child.
to Dayton Sunday and prepared the
body for shipment and it was sent
this morning to Morrillton, Arkansas,
or interment.
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The Wool Market.

ST.. Louis, April 27--Wool quiet.
Territory and western mediums, 800
10 H.: fine mediums, 1907; fine,
|12@15
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Orders will be taken for loose hay
at the P. v. Trading Co. Price $3.50
per ton, delivered anywhere in the
city.-P. ". Trading Co. 46tf
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Three Land BARGAINS.

$50 acres near Roswell; $50 near
cumberland, and 160 near Artesia-
All in artesian belt Owner must sell.
See, write or phone Richard w. Lew
is, Cumberland, N. NJ. 09tf
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MUCH DAMAGE DONE TO FRUIT
AND GARDENS IN THE
NORTHERN STATES.
DEAD ARE FOUR HUNDRED

Twelve hundred Were injured in the
Great Storm in the South Last
Week. Floods Follow in Its Wakes
Storm Moved in cireles.-Huricane
in the North.
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FRISCO PASSENGER
TRAIN IN THE DITCH.

Paris, Tex, April 27.-The ST.
Louis and San Francisco passenger
train from ST. Louis, due here at 9:35
a. m, went into the ditch near Stan
ley, Okla, early this morning. The
sleeper and two coaches left the
track. Nineteen persons were injured
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Plants Now Ready.
Sweet potato, cabbage and toma-
toes-Roswell Seed Co. 40tf
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Horse Shoeing, $1.50 Now.
have an exclusive horsesnoer and
can-,do the best work in the Pecos val
ey. Come and be shown. R.. F. Cruise.
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1908 Patterns of Wall Paper
at P. v. Lumber Co.

See Ririe & Mussenden for land sur
veying aid concrete work. lit w.
End ST.. phone 464. 1926
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EIks Meet Tuesday Niaht.

Elks Meet Tuesday Night.
Regular meeting of Roswell Lodge
No. 969, B. P. o. Elks, Tuesday even
ing, April %, at 7:3O. Business Of
Importance. Full attendance desired.
4st2 CLAUD HOBBS, E. R. /.
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Use Crystal Ice.

DIR. PRESLEY - Eye, ear, nose
md throat Glasses fitted; phone 130
90tf
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We buy and sell old buggies and
Shop, R. F. Cruise,
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FOR ALI Get right, have your
carpentry done right. Everything
in the building line, phone 107
| will call. 42tf
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, Dr. Hunsberger will talk 6
, eye comfort to you at links &
, Jewelry store. Scientific dark &
room eye examination free. 6
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Bring your horse to T. M. Rabb.
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Hurricane in the North.

Marinette. Wis. April 27.-Early
today a storm of almost hurricane We
locity from the northwest swept over
this region. doing much damage to
shipping and other property.
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