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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14

-HE fascinating fluffy neck ruff Is
with us again, and has taken the
- place of fur scarf.
AS in other seasons, these accessories
are expensive if bought ready to wear.
vet any girl if she is skllful with her
needle, can construct a pretty boa az
home at less than half the cost of those
in the shops.
Then, too there may be scraps OF TRIM
mings that can be utilized when building
such pretty trif1es. so that only the 1ouh-
dation will have to be purchased. For In
stance. narrow ribbons from last year
frock of organdy-with little dry clean
ing or a bath in soap and waterway
nossiblv be made use of. while a short
length of marabou will be positively a
treasure Old ostrich feathers may De
pressed into service, and so may bits OF
val. or silk fringe.
Short Rufus Are Popular.
The newest ruffs are short-that is.
from eighteen to twenty inches. and are
quite full and round rather than nat.
They are made from plain net. point
d'esprit and ring dotted net.
Black-white. maybe effects and all col
ors are represented. but despite the popu-
larity of a bit of color the white rum is
preferred before all others. But this is
because the ruffS are used Tor evening
chiefly and the light. fresh tone, OF
course, goes we'll with any coored toliet.
In making a ruff. commence by taxing
a strin of ribbon the desired length ana
about one and one-half inches wide. This
is then hemmed on the ends and formed
into a foundation for the pleated net
To make such an accessory or average
length and fullness one ana one-haii
yards of net tifty-four inches wide VIII
he required. Three strips five or six
inches wide should be cut from the fun
width and joined to make one strip meas
urfng four and one-half yards long.
This is triple box pleated. the pleats
coming close together. exactly through
the center Of the strip where II Is se"ed
down to the ribbon.
,rbis forms the first frll. The remain
der of the net is cut into six strips OF
equal width, that are joined TO make Two
strips. each containing three lengths.
These are box pleated through the mid
die and are sewed down to the rlopon'
not one ruching laid over the other as
was done last season, but stitched SO
that the four edges of the two ruchings
stand out and neither center nor stitches
are visible. -
When correctly done the effect is really
very pretty.
Details for Making Ruff.
TIE edges may be left raw or deco
rated. Rows of narrow ribbon. the color
| of the ruff, are neat looking. and band
of velvet ribbon a little less than an
| inch wide makes a handsome finish.
| Trimmings of this description are ap-
| n,ied before the net is pleated If lace
| is used for an eoslng II snouiu pe duieo
| narrow.
| A very stylish ruff in white filet net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
ILADY'S GORED CIRCULAR SKIRT
Paris Pattern No. 2Is6.
All Seams Allowed.


The skirt illustrated is one OF the new
sored circular models. which are the very
latest things in skirts this summer. 1t
may be made with or without the center
front seam and cut in round or ankle
length. The material Is one OF the new
striped French fiannels. though almost
any material is adaptable to this style
The pattern is in six sizes-twenty-two TO
thirty-two inches waist measure. For
pc waist the skirt with center-front seam.
made of striped or plaid material with
nap. requires four and seven-eighths
yards forty-two inches wide. or four ana
three-auarters yards fifty-four inches
wide: or without nap it needs four ana
half yards forty-two inches wide or
four yards fifty-four inches wide. With
or without center-front seam of plain or
figured material. with nap. 1t needs nye
AMI three-eighths yards thirty-six inches
wide. four and three-eighths yards forty
two INCHES wide or four and one-Quarter
yards iifty-four inches wide. or. without
nap, IL needs four and three-quarters
Yards thirty-six inches wide, four and
one-a Quarter yards fortyctwo or fifty-four
inches wide Width of lower edge, about
four and one-quarter yards.
Price of pattern. 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
Fish Crouuettes.

To two cupfuls of finely chopped fish
add one cupful of cream sauce. a salt
spoonful each of mustard and salt and a
little cayenne. Make into croquettes. roll
in beaten egg and crumb and fry in hot
lard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
News of Rockville and Vicinity.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. May II. 1905
Miss Caroline Eleanor Colt. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Colt Of the
upper section of the county. and Marion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-14
MAKING CROQUETTES

ished. Have ready some beaten eggs
lightly sailed. brush the croquette with
this so as to coat 1t entirely. then roll
again in the crumbs and continue until all
are egged and crumbed. Fry in deep,
hot fat, few at a time. then drain on
paper.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
~ J5es;E ,-'s .:s5 h. .f I. 5..sss ..4S 1T. H:
Szesna6cie dziecf udu-
szOnych.
w teatrze kinemotogrAfioznym ,

! w teatrze kinemotografioznym v
.Barnsley, v Angl'i. powstaf po'''
ploch, w6r6d ktdrego udusilo sie
ma mieisou szesnaScie dsieci a vie
le innyoh odnioslo mniej lat
wiecej cieskie rany, Nies1oEesoie
powsta}o " sposdb nsstepujaoy:
Wieksza liosba dzieci sledsaoych
ma: galeryi: rzucita sic nagle ze
schod6w, ably zdobyd lepsze miej
sea ma p~arterze. lKilka z Mich ida.
cych napr.6d, upadfo, a cisnace
sic "a niemi r~ozdeptafy je formal
ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Boze Narodzenie W "a
syp'anej kopa'lni.

Cd 4 grudnia znajduje sic v "a
sypane) kopalni W Ely " stanie
Nevada 3 g6rnik6w, Bailey, Nc
Donald Brown, mai wydobyciem
kt6rych : gruzdw kopalni praouje
niestrudzenie Gala armja gdrnik6w.
Zdarza}o sig JUL nieraz, ze g6rnicy
musieli sped.ac d}ugi czas v: Easy
panel kopalni, zanim wydobyto
ich ma powierzehnia ziemi, ale
rzadko sic trafia, aby byli oni tax
weso}o usposobieni, jak trzej wyzej
wspomnienl. Jul cd dawna komu-
nikuja sig oni re 6wiatem g
wnetrznym "a Pomoca trzech dlu-
gioh rur, z kt6rych dwle s}uze do
przesy}ania i'm 6rodkdw zywnofoi,
trzecia za6 do rozmowy. W pier
wszy dzien SWIFT Bozego Narodze':
MIA zarzad kopalni urzadza i'm
uc.te, posy}ajac i'm zimnego ka-
piona, butelke whisky i 6wiatecz-
ny pudding Prey wylocie rury
ustawiono fonograf, grajaoy piesn,
i tahce, - zasypani g6rnioy odpo>
wiedzieli z g}ebi kopalni weso}a
pieSn,q. Mcdonald i Brown Sc ka~
walerami. Bailey ma sone dzieci.
To tel bes przerwY prawie spedza
czas PREY rurach komunikacyjnYoh,
zapewniaja, &one, &e c.uje sic u
pelnie zdrowy i ma nadzieje ry-
ohlego wyzwolen,a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
SnlierG kr6la ZtOdZi6(.

Oaegdaj umar} we W}o-
szech nagle kr6l ziodziei hotelo-
wych jerry Manolescu, znany po"
wszecbnie pod nazwiskiem Laho1
vary. By}a to osobistosd, ktdra W
6wiecie miedzynarodowych zbrcd"
marry nowoczesnYch zajmowa}a
jedno z najwybitniejszych miejsc.
Jego kradzieze klejnot6w oszus-
twa znane by}y ca}emu swiatu.
Re sprzedaay skradzionych klej"
not6w zy4, jak mil'oner, co ,,zaro-
biz, to przehula}, przegra} W kar-
ty.
Ia swe kradzieze W caiym swie-
Gle popefnione kilka lat siedziaf W
domach karnych.
w Niemczech przybra} fa}szywe
nazwisko i ozenit sic z hrabianka.
Wkr6tce jcdnak m%a}zehstwo to So
downie ~roz}aczono.
Ostatecznie zan:echal sw6j "a
w6d z}odziejski, oteni} sic z pew
na milionerka paryska i osiad}
stale W Mediolanie. Zyi szczesli
vie W zupe}nej samotnosci l po':
swieca} sic pracom literackim. w
tych dniaoh umarf skutkiem ope-
racyi.
.---. 49, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
CIEKAWE RZECZY
Mrozy W calei Europie.,

MrOzy W ca1ej Europe.
Dotkliwe zimna ostatnich dni
dawa}y sig we znaki W ca}ej nie-
NAL Europe, a nawet W okolicaoh
odznaczaiacych sic fagodnieiszem
kllmatem. w Paryzu i W innyoh
miastacb Francyi nastap'}y nieby~
vale mrozy. Wszystkie wieksze
rzeki pozamarza}y. Gdy z powodu
zawiei snieznych i zimna wyjazdy
pociag6w Paryza sic opdzni}y,
okoto 1000 niezadowolonych po"
dr6znych urzadzi}o ma dworcu St.
Lazare burde. Powybijali okna i
po}amal. }awkl. Polioya ar%eszto~a~
Ia okofo 10 os6b. w Konstanty"
nopolu spad{y obfcle kniegi. w
okolicy Sewastopola nawainice
sniekne poprzerywa}y kcmunikacye
pomiedzy portami czarnomorskie~
mi. Ma morzu rozbilo sie kilka
siatk6w. We Lwowie panowa} ME-
stychanie silny mr6z. Do Pogoto~
via ratunkowego zg}osi}o sig 10
os6b, kt6rym poodmarza}y uszy i
rece: Pod Berlinem wielkie jezio-
no Mueggelsee zamarz{o. Ma Renie,
Whsle, Odrze i Liable usta}a zeglu~
ga, z powodu kry. w Erfrrcie
dochodzii mr6z do 96 stopni Celr
siusza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

x ETE tT+E& at5t IHIssS. iSRrsiyr-. tE+ 49,
min: Ls1indrat A. ur1adxit 7 swoiml
I|majatku polowanie ! naganrlk4e. q
Eledwie sic takowe rozpoczelo, zbli
ia ste do landrata 1andarm v po.
|stawie s}uabowej wyplrostSoe'wsaarny
|jsk struna prosi Q p%okasanie karty
ina polowanie pagdsokein). Ian
Edratowi by}o to bardzo niemliem,
DO wladnie swojej karty zapomnia}.
|Wtem betty presto na niego zajao
- Umiesz pan dobrze strzelac?
|pYta landrat zandarma~- l owszem
:brzmi odpowiedz. = Laudrat pc.
dale mu szybko finite, a Z, ohwile
zajec ugodzonY celnym strzalem
przsz zandarma, przewr6oif sig do
CORY nogami. - Powiedz mi pan,
masz pan tel karte ma polowanle?'
- .pyta teraz landrat. - N..i..e..,
panic landraoie! - wykrztusif bie,.
dry kandarm ! znikl ozempredzej "
~ -.
pobliskim leslie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Rabnsiie ,%,zapomnieli''

! mark R'.,basiie ..apo,mnieli''
jednak wzi46 : soba pieniedsy j
pros,li Q udanie sic : mimi do
miasta. Pieni4Rdse niby otrzymall
ale. caf4 setke, kt6ra ohcieli zmie-<
mid M mark, by wypiacic prey
rzeozone5 honorarjum. " tym oelu
udali s'e do wzajemnego kredytu
|p,r,zz!y ulioy Gldwnej. Tu jeden. :
|oprys.kdw udai sic ma gore / po
Echwl1i' zeszed}, skarzao sic M bank
t'uitejsz,e, kt6re gfupie1 setki amie-
mic ME moga- ,Dajcie" -rzekf
do B, K, ,kilkanascie rubli,
to wymienie je tn ma mark, .
wan zwrdce ma kolei, - gdsie
" kas,e bede mieli drobne." B.
da} opryszkowi Is zubli i ten
alotnil sic Z niemi, gdy zas go ME
by}o widac, drugi opryszek poszed}
T., ,zobaczy6," co sig Z MIN dzieje j
umknat r6wniet, posostawlajao B.
i X. v sienl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
C5rka przyW6dzcy socja.
list6wl wstepullje do k1a-
SZtOru.

Parma Jaures, panienka bardzo
wykszta}cona, ogromnie subtelna.
o uczuciaoh bardzo szlachetnych !
dystyngowanych, o6wiadcsyla swe-
mt ojcu, il konieoznie chce vista
piG do zakonu i to do jednego z
najciezs1ycb. Dzienniki paryskie
twierdza, ze to postanowienie po-
wzie}a ona pc tel w~stretnej akoj''
- Jake Rad francuski prowadzit
przeciw Koscio}owi katolickiemu.
Me robi ona zadnYch wym6wek
oicu "a to, ze on tax gorliwie POI
piera} " parlamencie Rad i masos
now, tylko choe lsc do klasztoru i
po6wieci6 sic sluzbie Bozej- Ojoieo
jej, s}ynny w6dz socjalist6w, jest
podobno W rozpaczy, ale przeko-
nal sic, 4e wszelkie namowy " CO.
lu nak}onienia iej do zaniechania
powzietego zamiaru ME odniosa
zadHego skutku. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Przesady ~zydOWskie.

We wsi Belchat6w pod kodzia
z%naleziono pod murem cmen,arza
Acknowledge ~oderznieta cd tu}owia
glove m}odej dziewczyny. Wypa~
dek ten sprawl ogromne wrazenie
W cafem miescie. Poznano glove
c6rki Istr6za cmentarnego, kt6ra
zmarla pred ki'ku tygodnlami.
Rozpoczeto sledztwo, kt6re wyjas"
Milo, - re sprawoami zbrodni So
c~zterej mtodzi zydzi, ktorzy, sly
szac, ze ucho odoiete cd trupa
m4odej dziewczyny, obdarza po-
siadacz6w jego pieknemi g}osami,
wydobyli trupa Z ziemi i odcieli
mu glove. Prey o%bejrxeniu g}owy
okaza}o sic, re 0rakuje jej jednego
ucha. Aspirant6w do pieknego
g}osu, aresztowano i odes}ano do
w~iezlenia piotrkowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

: SIOS IRA Marya Leopolda re
ssko}y 6w. Antonlego " Gardenvil
lie, Md, prsysela nastepuiacy list
do ~wla6,iciela ORA Plotra Gomozo';
maoseoie zobacyd : powysssego a.
dres,u, he stanowisko ~prsezemLie
plastow,ane, ME by1oby odpowie:-
dnlem do tego. Motec,e byc je.
dnakse pewnymi, to oddaje lekar-
stwu Gomoso pochwa}e, ma jake
zaslqguje. Nak}onlism kilka sidstr
i inne osoby, ably je utywaly. Wi
de, ie " ten spcs6b moge wan
byd pomona, gdy4 lekarstwo to
xdzia}alo wiele dobrego przede
wssystkiem ola mnie@ W nadziei,
ze vase lekarstwo dosieguie wie'u
6 'erpiacych ipr:yniesle i'm ulge,
jak to ucsyn'iil}> mile, POI ,staje z
exacunkiem, M. Leopolla.
(. ORA Piot;a Gomoso, stare, z o}o
We leelka.rstt,wgo zlednyva 8 ebie kaz lie
go. dnla pE~rz.yjacidl Chooiasby ollo-
wick byl n%adswyosaj chorym, to
leksrstwo dodaje mu nadsiei, q
c~hoclstby ,ostowiek bYE najsdro W
sym, TO lekaarstwo bedsie ola !
70 pom'onem: Ne jest ono spr1e-
dawane Y aptekach, jjak inne le-
[[karst9a. Doetarcrsla je specyalnl.
sgenci. Jetele ME xnacie agenta,
pisscie do wlascic;ell, DR.. Peter
Fahraey 4 Sons G, lla ll8
So. Ho,yyn1 - ! ave, Chicago, III.
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NeWberry, s. G..

of all existing naiional public health
agencies into 4 NATIONAL bureau Of
public health: insis, supon the full
protection of nur citizens at home
and abroad and demand that all over
tn" world y duly authorized passport
ISSUED by the government of the Uni
ted States 10 an American citizen
shall b" proof o.! the fact that he is
an American citizen and shall cntitlc
linn to treatment due him us such.
Pensions.
We favor Il generous pension po-
Hey. both as matter of justice to the
surviving veterans and their depend
ents and because It tends to relieve
the country of the necessity Of MAIN
tanning large standing army.
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v"loplng closer ties Of pan-Amcriran
friendship and commerce. Between ihc
United States and farur:; the taking
of such steps consistent with Demo
cratic pnIicir, for better ncuuain-
tancc, greater mutual confidence. and
larger exchange of trade. a> will
bring lasting benefit not only to the
United States but 70 this group Of
American republics havin" constitute
tlons, forms Of government, ambi-
tions and interests akin to our own.
The Navy.
The constitutional provision that
navy shall be provided and maintain
cd means an adequate navy and we
believe that the interest OF this
country would be best served by hav-
ing navy sufficient TO defend the
coasts Of this country and protect
American citizens wherever their
rights be in jeopardy.
Asiatic Immigration.
We favor full protection by both
national and State governments with
III their respective spheres of all for
cigncrs residing in the United States
under treaty, but We are opposed to
the admission of Asiatic immigrants
| who can not nmalagamatc with our
population, or whose presence among
us would raise Il race issue and in
volve us in diplomatic controversies
with Oriental powers.
Minor Issues.
Other planks in the platform call
for an Immediate declaration of the
nation $ purpose to recognize the in-
dependence of the Philippines; de-
nomcc the growing increase Of Office
holders under the Republican admin
iStration as indicating" Il deliberate
purpose to continue The Republicans
in power; demand that the house OF
| representatives shall again become Il
dclibcrativc body, controlled By IL
ajority Of the members and moi by
The speaker; favor an immediate. lib
cral and comprehensive plan for i'm
proving every water course in the
Union: condemn the action Of the
present chief executive in using the
patronage of his high nllrc 10 secure
the nomination Of one Of his cabinet
officers; pledge th, party to the cn.
actment of law TO regulate the
rates and suits Of telegraph and tclc-
phone companies; call for honest and
rigid enforcement Of the civil, scr
vice laws; favor thr Immediate ad-
mission Of Arizona and New Mexico
as separate States; declare that rules
and regulations in relation TO free
grazing lands should be left 10 the
people Of the States where the lands
arc situated; favor the extension Of
agricultural, mechanical and indus
trial education; declare belief in the
.upbuilding Of the American merchant
marine without new or additional
burdens upon the people and without
bounties from the public treasury;
favor the application of principles of
the land laws Of the United States to
Hawaii, in the interest Of homestead
ers; demand for the people of Puerto
Rico the full enjoyment Of rights
and provisions Of territorial form
of government; favor federal MD in
the construction and maintenance OF
post roads; deprccate the use Of the
navy for the collection Of private
debts and advocate rhe organization
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enable homcstcadcrs as Of right to
occupy and acquire title to all por-
tions thereof which are especially
adapted TO agriculture and which
shall furnish a system Of timber sales
availah!: as wei to the private citiZ-
en- as to the larger manufacturer and
consumer.
Banking.
The panic Of 1907, coming without
any legitimate excuse, when the r."
publican party for a decade lad been
in complete control Of the federal
government, furnishes additional evi-
dcnce. that il is either unwilling or
incompetent to protect the interest
Of the general public. IT has linked
the country to Wall street so that the
sins Of the spectators are visited
upon the whole people. While refus-
ing to rescue wealth producers from
spoliation at the hands Of the stock
gamblers and spectators in farm
products, it has deposited the treas
ury funds, without interest and with
out competition, in favoritc banks. 1t
has used an emergency for which it
is largely responsible to force
through congress bill changing the
ka-ls e bank "urrc.:,> ana inviting
market manipulation, AMI HIS failed
to give to the l5,0uU,o00 dcpositors
Of the country protection in their
savings.
We believe that in -. far rs the
needs Of commerce require an cmcr-
gency currency, such currency should
be issued, controlled by the federal
government and loaned on adequate
security TO national and State banks.
We pledge ourselves to legislation
under which the national banks shall
be required to establish guarantee
fund for The prompt payment of the
dcpositorS Of any insolvcnt national
bank under an equitable system
which shall be available TO all State
banking institutions wishing to use
It.
We favor a postal savings bank if
the guaranteed bank can not be Sc
cured and that it be constituted 80 as
to keep the deposited money in the
community where it is established.
But we condemn the policy of The
Republican party in proposing postal
savings banks under a plan Of con-
duet by which they will aggregate
the deposits Of rural communities
and rcdcposit the same while under
government charge IN The banks Of
Wall street, thus depicting the cir
culation medium of the producing re-
gions and unjustly favoring the spc-
culativc markets.
Income Tax.
We favor an income tax as part of
our revenue system and we urge the
submission Of a constitutional amend
ment specifically authorizing con-
gress to levy and collect q tax upon
individual and corporate incomes to
the end that wealth may bear it's pro-
portionate share Of the burdens of
the federal government.
Popular Election of Senators.
We favor the election of United
States senators by direct vote Of the
people and regard this reform as the
gateway to other national reforms.
Pan-Americah Relations.
The Democratic party recognizes
the importance and advantage Of do.
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BARBECUE NOTICE,

[ will give first-class barbecue Mt
Williams, campaign day, July 28
Special attention to ladies and chill
dren. The public is invited. \
J. W. Sanders.
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The undersigned will furnish d
first class barbecue at Mt. Bethel
academy in No. 2 township, July 81,
campaign day
S. j. Cromcr.
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CHARLESTON g. WESTERN OAR,
OIINA R,Y,


Schedule In effect May 81, 1908.
IN. Ncwberry(C N e. ~ 1856 pm.
Al. Laurens 200 n N
Lv. Laurcns &C. & w c. 2:35 DIN.
ar. Grecnvllle 400 pm.
l.v. i,aurens o.32 ~ m
Ar. Spartanbnrg 4:O5 p.m.
'N' oPartanburg $50. Ry) 500 pm.
Ar. 1Icndcrsonvillc 7:15 p.m.
Ar. AshcviIlc $50 y m
Lv. Laurcns &C. W C) 2:3o pm.
ar GREENWOOD 3:32 pm.
Ar. Mccormick 1:33 nm
Ar. Augusta G:15 nm
Tri-Weckly Parlar Car line be-
tween Augusta and Ashevillc. Trains
Nos. and 2, leave Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, leave
Asheville Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Note: THE above arrivals and de-
partures, as we'll as connections with
other companies, are given as infor
nation, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. T. Bryan,
" Greenville, 8. c.,
T.. Con. Agt. !
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S. j. Croncr.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07
LOST.

LOST.-Point lace baby cap on Main
street. Return to Virginia Inn. S7t3%
LOST:-Sma1f diamond ring. Finder
please return to Morrison Bros
Store for reward. S9t2
EOST:-ticinity OF S. Kentucky and
West Tflden St, or Sentral school.
neck chain with locket. 409 s. Ky.
ave. Reward. 89t1s
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

Rev. Frank Talmage, of eastern
Maryland and owner of a large tract
latter place this morning to spend
the day in Roswell. He is stopping
in the valley several days while look
ing after his interests.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

The Home Mission Society Of the
Southern M. E.. church will meet at
three O'Clock Friday afternoon with
Mrs. James Sutherland. A full at
tendance is desired as there is bus
mess of Importance on hand.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

J. r. DarnelI returned to E1ida on
the morning train, having spent yes
terday here in business. He is the
editor of the Elida News.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

Miss Mildred Woodruff, little daugh.
ter of K. S. Woodruff, has returned
with her father from their trip to
points in California, Utah, and to Col,
orado. They left DR.. ]. w. Kinsinger,
who started with them, at Los Angel
es.
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Trade DIRECTORY.

stationery has a good effect upon
It's recipients. Such stationery can
be secured in Roswelb at reasona-
BILE prices at the Record Job Print
ing Office, 402 N. Main st. Give
US q trial.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Spoles, of Weatl
erford, Tex, arrived last night t.
spend several days in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

Both vocal and instrumental music
at the De Almond concert next Mon.
day night at the M. E.. Church, South.
89t4
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

J.. L sGibbany and his client, Mrs.
s. B. Owens, went to Portales this
morning to attend court. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scion Owens and Miss Nell Owens
accompanied them.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

John R. ST. John, formerly in Har-
ry Morrison's jewelry store, left this
morning for his old home in Mobile,
Ala. He will return after four months
tomake his home.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

G.. A. Pickett, editor of the Record,
was able to be down town yesterday
and again today for a short time and
hopes to be on duty at the Record be-
fore long.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

Have you seen the new swell ladies
back combs set with white topaz
stones at l.. B. Boellner's, Jeweler and
Optician. s9t2.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

List your property with the Home
seekers Information Bureau, 316 N.
Main street. Tiff.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-07

J.. R. Dendinger left this morning
for Texas to attend the San Antonio
fair and visit relatives at Dallas.