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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-17

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Read our special ads. today. You
are sure to find something to interest
you.-RosweII Title G. Trust Co.
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J. R. Stanley was here from Dexter
yesterday after repairs for his well
rig.
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If you have never seen a New
York Girl" go to the Majestic to-
night and you will be sure to see her.
She will be there.
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w. NJ. Matthews arrived yesterday
from Atlanta, Ga, on a business visit.
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H. G. Shut came up from Hager
man yesterday on business.
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c. Pacheco, of Lincoln, is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
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Ladies-lo need for baking this
Saturday. Buy your bread, pies and
cake for Sunday of tne First M. E.
Church ladies' at the Western Groce-
ry. Pastry of all sorts on sale all day
Saturday, Jan. Is.
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]. D. Hart is in from the ranch
spending a few days with friends.
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See j. l.. Gibbany at the Cash Gro.
cery for YOU groceries. 70tt
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w. R. Hamilton, of San Francisco
is a business visitor in the city.
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Are you broke? Cruise can fix you.tf
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We'll KNOWN IN ROSWELL

Was Working for the Felix Cattle
Company Brief Message comes
to Fred Higgins Asking for His Co.
operation in Catching the Guilty
Parties.
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Peeler's Shoe Stock at Makin's. If
MONEY TO LOAN Apply 100 S.
Pa, phone 273. 70t3
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Peeler's Shoe Stock at Makin's. If
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Record Want ADS. Get Results.

THE BEST ABSTRACTS EVER.
Short notice.-RosweII Title & Trust
Company.
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A COW BOY
MURDERED

ROY M'CLANE MEETS DEATH ON
THE MESCALERO INDIAN
RESERVATION.
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has been so fast that the Democratic
party cannot keep up and so Mr.. Bryan
stands not so much for what he says as
for what he omits
"Just contrast the attitude Of Mr..
Bryan to that of the only other Demo
crat, who thrice was candidate for
the president. l refer to Grover Cleve-
land. Now there was a man, who hav-
ing raised the issue of tariff reform
went down to defeat with it the first
time. Four years later he raised the
same standard again and won. He was
a man who stood by his ideals. Now,
Mr.. Bryan has no further use for his
paramount issue of 1896, nor his
'overshadowing influence Of 1900, free
coinage and Imperialism, respectively.
He comes forth with new scheme
again this time. Why! His attitude
reminds me of a vaudeville sign l saw
from the ferry as l was leaing New
York which read: A new idea eevry
Wednesday, Now, Mr.. Bryan has been
a candidate only three times. l don't
pClICNC "O hoNo SoI Oil LIS AaSoS ySe'
If we defeat him and leave him to be a
candidate again, we may get the entire
fifty-seven varieties.
when we have discussed the ideas
now adocated by Mr.. Bryan we have
finished. There is nothing else for us
to talk about. He says he is the heir
to the Roosevelt policies, but it seems
to me there must be something wrong,
as the president refuses to recognize
his heir.
In discussing the democratic plat,
form as to bank deposits Mr.. Low said
it's most serious objection is due to
the fact it asks the country to place
it's entire financial system upon an
untried plan But Mr.. Bryan says
look at Oklahoma -, said the speak
er. Bryan points out that bank in
that state failed for $4,000 and the
depositors received their money and
nobody was hurt. Now who would be
| willing to base upon such a small in.
cident proposition to put the entire
system of the United States upon the
same 1t is about as ridiculous as to
say abandon the railroads, abandon
the steamships, because the Wright
| brothers in an 'Nsroplane have been
| able to stay in the air one hour. In
| New York state alone, If the Oklaho
ma plan had been carried out for the
past four years, it would have taker
a guaranty fund of $44,000,000. Now
| if the country has such a fund what
would it do with it? Think of how
much money that would be taken on,
of circulation. 1t would have beer
more expensive to the country to
keep this fund than 1t would to have
spent it. Every one of us can recog
nize the beauties of plan providing
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SECOND BALLOON
tXPLODES IN AIR
Spanish Balloon Mantana Rips
At Height of Six ThouS-
and Feet.
THE PASSENGERS ESCAPE.
AMERICAN AERIAL NAvIGAToRs
WHO HAD SERIOUS ACCIDENT
SUNDAY HAVE RECOVERED
FROM THEIR EXPERIENCE.

Berlin, Oct. 13.-An accident SINH
lar. to the one that befell the Ameri-
can aeronauts in the international cup
race Sunday is reported from Nest
zendorf, Province of Saxony, Prussia.
While the Spanish balloon Mantana
was passing over the city at height
of 5000 feet, the envelope ripped up.
The balloon managed to land safely,
and the occupants of the car were I'M
injured.
The following bulletins relative to
the progress of the balloons which
started Sunday in the international
race for the James Gordon Bennett
cup have been received:
Calau-The ST. Louis was sighted
moving in a southwest direction.
Juterbeg-L'Isle de France was
sighted to the east.
Luneburg-The Condor was sighted
apparently about to land.
Hamburg-The Condor was sighted,
moving in the direction of the sea.
Salzwedel-The Dusseldorf was
sighted to the westward.
Gransee-America II, was sighted.
Mimeberg-The Banshee was sight
ed.
Madgenburg-The Zeppir landed
here.
Bremen-Valencia landed.
Apparently all the balloons were
caught in the same currents of air and
all are describing virtually a complete
circle.
| A. Holland Forbes and Augustus c..
! Post, the two American aeronauts,
who Sunday had such a narrow es-
cape from death when their balloon,
the Conqueror, burst In the air at an
altitude of 1000 feet, have completely
recovered from the effects of their
thrilling experience.
Although nothing definite has been
established, the general opinion is
that the accident was caused by the
length Of the appendix, which did not
permit the gas to escape with suffi-
cient rapidity as it expanded with as
cent. This occurred in spite of the
fact that the valve was completely op-
ened and the result was the concen-
tration of great pressure at the top
| Of the balloon, which ended in a
break. 1t was the purpose of the aero
nauts, by this arrangement, to get
greater lifting capacity.
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that someone pay us back if our
money is stolen by a bank but there
is no certainty of the success even of
such a venture except what Mr.. Bryan
says.
And then there is another idea of
Bryans about federal license of cor
porations-another Jeffersonian idea
that would be easily recognized by
Alexander Hamilton. Whenever a cor.
poration gets to making money, Bryan
would have the commodity placed on
the free list. And then about trusts
We don't fear the trust because Of its
greatness nor size of the business en-.
terprise 1t represents. We realize the
power of combination is a new force
of benefit to society but when it is
combined for wrongful purposes it is
equally dangerous"
The speaker considered the ques
ton of rebates to the large shipper
the republican administration to STOP
such practices. The proposition OF
publicity of campaign contributions
was discussed, also. The republican
plan was declared to be superior tc
that of the democrats. The speaker
stated when a schedule would put al
the products of a trust on the free
list, it would become a tariff of des
truction. The labor questions and in
junction issues were talked of. The
work Of Bryan in the interest of la
boring men was said to be very small
The anti-injunction plank of the demo
cratic platform was given a scoring
also.
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WATSON SPEAKS
At HOME TONIGHT
Rush County People to Show
Their C0IOrS.

Rushville, Ind, Oct. 13.-Rush coun-
ty people will have their first oppor-
tunity to show their colors for James
E. Watson tonight. From all indica-
tons they are planning to take advan-
tage of the opportunity. A special
train will be run this evening from
this city to Columbus, where Mr.. Wat
son opens the campaign. 1t is thought
that more than six hundred people
will go from this city alone and a
large number of farmers from the
county will board the train at Homer
and Manila. Two bands and three
drum corps will be on the train. A
large delegation will come from Con-
nersville and board the train here.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
quack medicine. 1t was prescribed by
one of the best ply sicians in this coun-
try for years and is a regular prescrip-
ton 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the niue
Gus surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results In
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c-
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
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IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED THE
GREAT ROOT JUICE
Ask Your Friends Who Have.

Root Juice has made so many won.
derful cures all over the state and
has done so much good here in Rich
mond that any sensible person after
investigating will be convinced Of its
great merits. If you suffer with your
stomach, liver, kidneys OF
nerves or any trouble created by a
weakened or diseased condition OF
these organs, Root Juice is the very
remedy you need. 1t absolutely re
moves the cause Of bloating, belching
constipation. heartburn, sick head
ache, backache and rheumatism. They
will tell you all about it at A. G. Lu
ken's drug store. 1t is one dollar bot
tie, or three bottles for two dollars and
a half.
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Good gracious. mani. exclaimed As
cum. What sort of a suit is thatw
This" replied Dingley, who was at
tired in combination Of football, golf
and riding clothes, sis what you might
call a suit for damages. I'm going up
to ask old Roxley for his daughter
Philadelphia Press.
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Tas Sa...t onion.

-
Half freshly cut onion briskly ru'
bed over marked and spotted velv
will restore it to beauty If the velv.
be directly afterward gently rubbt
with a damp soft linen cloth an
passed across a hot fiatiron standin
upright.
For dyeing specked or faded cotto
goods pretty dark ecru or light brow
take two red onions and a big handfu
of onion peels and boil them briskl
for one hour In a quart of water. the
strain and in the colored water thu
obtained boil your goods slowly 70
three hours. Rinse in several waters.
Onion juice makes a strong adhesiv
for pasting paper, such as labels. etc
on tin or other metals.
The Juice Of fresh cut onion stem
rubbed on insect stings and mosquit
bites will when Immediately apple
prevent redness and swelling.
Onion juice mixed with good pur
vinegar inhaled through the nose wi
stop nosebleed. Slices of fresh CT
onion applied to the back Of the acc
help along the cure.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF

Richmond House Cleaning Co.
Phone 1916. 1927
Mr.. w. A. Bradford of Chicago,
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benham will spend to-
morrow at Cincinnati.
Miss Alice Hill bf Indianapolis,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Hill.
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NOTICE.

All bills against the Fall
Festival Association must be
presented at once for pay
ment. (Signed):
EXECUTIVE committee.
13-2t
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Are yO,. - DrlOe
Dom elect?" asked the busy usher
le wedding.
No"
Then what interest have you in the
ceremony"
I'm the defeated candidate"
tan Register
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PLEDGED
TO POL ICIES
OF Roosevelt
CONTINUED From Page One.)
CONTINUED From Page One.)

greenbach issue and on the free coinage
of silver proposition and 1t was only
few days ago that Mr.. Bryan an
nounced himself as favorable to the
government ownership of railroads and
1t seems this tendency Of his to move
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Clayton Nearly Lost Flowers.

Permanent Chairman Henry ID. CLAY.
ton came near not getting any roses
when he took his seat on the speak.
er's platform on the day the perman.
ent organization was effected.
II appears there are dozen or ff.
teen former residents of Alabama in
Denver and the day before they had
expended $50 ON a great bunch of
American beauty roses - token OF
their friendship and regard for the
distinguished southerner
They took the flowers down to the
auditorium, but Congressman Clay
ton wasn't made permanent chairman
that day. In the wild cheering that
followed the mention of Mr.. Brvan's s
name the Alabama man to whom the
roses had been intrusted pulled them
to pieces In his excitement. and the
ribbon. which had cost s.. resemblei
a dish rag when ii came down to earth
But the sons of Alabama were on
hand at the opening of the conven-
tion on the third day with another
bunch OF American beauties and al
the proper time gave them TO Con.
gresham Clayton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Free Smoke Won by Trick.

Amt it awful, awful Mabel" sad
ly asked Harry f. Insley, commission
er Of supplies, of a group Of politicians
seated in the mayors office before the
convention met
81 am a ruined man" he continued,
as he opened a little black pocketbook.
"Spe this list of 500 lieutenants-good
workers, too-and only $50 tickets to
go around. wish | were out in the
woods somewhere
This was the general trend of con
versation when stranger happened
in and Col. John St John lrby. the
mayors private secretary. began see
inC that the stranger was formally
introduced all around The gallant
colonel purposely passed up Col ID. A.
Barton. fire commissioner, until last,
when he said:
And this Is Col Barton. who holds
the place of fire commissioner on the
side-you know his main proposition
is the cigar business
o. you. colonel suspected
You were going TO work your old
trick. answered the official as he emp
tied every pocket to treat the crowd,
and the stranger said. That's a nice
free smoke"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
WITH THE DEMOCRACY
AT DENVER CONVENTION
Enthusiastic Scenes Mark the
Sessions of the Gathering.
A Hilarious, Hovlins Mob Of Delesates and Vstors
fron Week Ead 10 Week. End-.The Interesting
lnc;dsees aaA S;aeishts That Were Gath
srsA Ossias De Big Msetias.

Denver.-The Democratic conven-
tion at this place will go down in his
tory as one OF the most wildly exciting
political gatherings held for practical
ly half a century. From the time the
first delegates began arriving in the
city to the time when Chairman Clay
tons gavel raped out the sine die
adjournment, and even throughout
all of Friday night and Friday morn
ing while every train leaving the city
was being jammed with the conven-
tion crowds homeward bound. there
was one continuous round of action
and enthusiasm.
From the first there seemed to be
no doubt on the part of any one as
TO the presidential nominee. 1t was
Bryan gathering through and
through. Gov. Johnson's followers
were true blue, though, and gave
many an evidence of strong lung pow
er, especially so when his name was
placed before the convention as Min
nesota's favorite son. II seemed for a
time as though the entire state had
been turned loose in the big hall. so
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Thsl ---r laad cheers EhEa Mar
tn y ..afun. 10 hls hri.f speuch
hciort convection. refCrrcd . the
thrifi euserp=iss 81 DguVer 10 ifs
treafr Of d.irzaEcs Bzurgf.tes
cheer Ha u+ferauoe as campl-
ueut others chesres b. as uelan-
choiy H l5 the eHli5 iaess of their
pgChe
ilea Hald 5ip0.s03 % get the con
veaiio ard UEiis the municipality of
i'aHS' GAS Eeuer1as o. the point ai
pr0aia rle Subscribers 20 the
$1,000 Il u1i Ias. sicht af The fact
that g.. ssro eufitl.d 10 rich re
tara 81. flF Investment and they
got o.
son fhr prices would strain the
hnanc backbone OF PitsBErg nail.
Eonai A man Wifh a good husky
arpeii found that every day tore a
big b. l Eis baHk roll The walters
Of tn .Htels md larEe restaurants
entert fire. sattich-ggiCk conspiracy
They r.aazoi TO arrange it every
time ..a. quarter was the small
est co. u tha change. and 1t naturally
went fiE
Den 1 ha8 a special committee to
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Kern to show which way the Demo
cratic wind was blowing. and then as
one after another OF the men sug-
gested for the place withdrew it was
all over but the shouting, and that
will continue TO ring in Denver's ears
for many long day.
Such was the convention so far as
the nominations were concerned As
TO the platform. it is a thing made be
hind closed doors, and is of interest
only as it affects the ultimate result of
the campaign, but the real interest
the thing that draws the crowd. the
thing that makes convention memor
able in the minds of the individuals
who attend. and the things they talk
about in the years to come, are the
little stories and side lights. and it Is
these things that | have been commits
stoned to write.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
How Sulzer Missed Bio Fortune.

Congressman William Sulzer Of
New York. who attended the Demo
cratic convention. might have been a
multimilli0naire had he been a little
bit more observing one time when he
was p years old. 1t was in the sum
mer Of 1884. Congressman Sul-er had
just graduated from the law deuart-
ment of Columbia. He heard that a
United States army expedition was 10
do some exploring in Alaska and he
secured permission TO accompany the
soldiers Under the command of Lieut.
Schwatka the expedition explored and
made maps all the way from what is
now ST Michaels up the Yukon TO a
point IS miles above the present site
of Dawson For some time the PARTY
camDed at Dawson's present site. They
weren't thinking Of gold and therefore
didn't find any.
Had ! only known what was lying
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
rhirty-Sis Feet of Boys.

Former Gov. Francis and Augustus
TrGmas, the playwright met in the
Savoy hotel lobby. and addressed each
other like two characters out Of the
comic supplement
Hello, Dave" said Mr. Thomas.
why. hello. Gus" replied Mr Fran
els
You're looking mighty fire. Dave, "
said Mr.. Thomas. I'm glad to see it
al your age
Wen. Gus. ought TO look fine" re-
piled Mr.. Francis. 4 dont DO a
thing"
Mr.. Thomas then asked about the
Francis family and the former govern
or said: DO YOU know. I've got So
feet Of Francis boys in my family
There are six boys and every one Of
them is six feet tall"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
The "Kan1aroo Ccurt.

The kangaroo court" was one OF
tie features of the convention. It is
an examination established bv "ALflL
"a EiI" Murray Of Oklahoma and held
forth in the lobby OF the Brown Pal
ace hotel with the backs Of the seats
In the r0tunda for the bench Of the
honorable court Everybody had 20
subscribe to Bryan and Bryan DeuG0-
racy- The prisoners were rushed 10
the foot OF the bench and were then in
rerruEated by the court as TO their
fitness TO be a delegate in The r1uyea-
ton Usually five judges shouted A.
the prisoner at one and the same tine
Some Of the hottest arguments held
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

great was the cheering. The same
was true when Judge Gray's name
was placed before the convention, but
both Of these demonstrations palod
beside the one big show when At
to-ney Dunn named the man from Lin
co.n. Old stagers at the political
game told me they had turned back
the pages of memory for many a
year and could discover nothing that
equaled the scene then enacted.
Enthusiasm marked the naming Of
Kern as the running mate wild. hilari-
Gus enthusiasm. Up TO that last ses-
sion Of the convention the vice p-esi-
Dental nomination was all matter
Of pure guesswork. When at one
O'Clock on Friday. Chairman Clayton
called the gathering to order no one
could safely prophesy who would be
named for second place But it took
only the first mention Of the name OF
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Indian Chief Attends Convention.

Noty Tiger. fun blood Indian from
Oklahoma, chief OF the Creek nation.
which has 1000 people. was one Of
the CuriUsities at the convention. He
is 65 years old. worth s10O. .G00 and
this was the first time the delegates
from his state knew that be was a
Democrat Tate Brady of Tulsa.
c1e OF the political lights Of Oklahoma.
took him TO the auditorium in a motor
car. This was the first time the chief
ever had attended a convention and he
vas viewed with considerable inter
est He didn't make many comments
UpOr it Ugh. heap talk Much
roise?7 was about all he'd say in Eng
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

in the convention were pulled on by
the Kangaroo court" II the subject
under consideration finally gave In he
was at once promoted to a seat ON the
bench and permitted to cross-examine
other recalcitrants. On the other hand.
II he downed the court in the srgu-
ments the jury. which usually consist
ed of 200 or more struggling delegates.
would rend the air with loud shouts
for Bryan. johnson OF some other
wholly innocent party.
New York and Minnesota delegates
were the especial prey of the court,
the sessions OF which ran as long as
two hours at q time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Col J. ram. oossea speeeh Calls.

Col James Hamilton Lewis OF Chi
Cago is a wise Culpnel The convon-
ton lad habit during moments ~han
there was nothing else 20 do. of cali
ing upon different notables 60 speak
That honor was accorded Lewis during
the wait for the platform committee $
report At the same time there were
cries for other men to speak. That
was the c0loBers tip He didn't want
60 go on the platform TO 5peak and get
H0bsOnized-not kissed by the ladies'.
far be it from this-but H1bsOnized In
a different way-the way the crowd
handled Capt Richmond Pearson Hob
son of Merrimac fame and the much
kissed seaman when he tried TO tell
them of the war with Japan. They
hooted and hissed. but Hobson dis
played a sample Of that same nerve
that served him at Santiago and fin
ished his speech. Nothing like that
for J. Ham