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ATTENTION,
GARLAND GRAYS

4 movement is on FOOT to get up
a subscription (not over 80 cents
from all surviving active and hon
orary members of the Garland
Grays,' = one time famous military
com pany OF this city, the amount
OF the subscription 20 be sent 10 the
Arkansas Gazette's Garland tnonu-
ment fund. The Garland Grays'
was the first organization Of any ma
ture named for the famous states
man. A steamboat, the Governor
Garland, was one Of the Arkansas 5
River Packet Company's boats, rhe
name being selected by Mrs. Ed
Nowland.
membership and is receiving the do
nations. In conversation with Capt.
Sam F. Hilzhein1, who was in COM
mand of the company, he informed
us that there were several lady hon
OEdTN IucillDtIS- hISS IIOou iAoiAAt
NOW Mrs. f. c. Howell. Miss
Adele Hum. Miss Diana Hyslip
NOW Mrs W. D. Hearn) Mrs. II.
4. Mccoy and Miss Irene BocaSc.
Most Of these ladies were instru'
mental in raising funds for the com
pany Miss Bocage assisted IN rails
ing funds for the purchase OF a com
pany flag. she making the presenta-
ton speech. The response and &C
ceptance on behalf of the compasH
was made by 1t. w. NJ. Harrison,
now OF Muskogee, Oklahoma. Capt.
Hilzheim became retrospective ill
speaking Of the old company, and
with sigh said: Many OF the
old boys are dead, both from the
ranks and honorary roll, but they
were as fine body Of men as ever
obeved a command.
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
By Carrier.
0Aily, one copy, one week ....t Is
Daily, one copy, one month 49,. eS
Daily, one copy, six months. y76
3aily, one copy, ono year 80. $50
By NAIL.
Cask IN Advance.
eAily, three months ............ 1.be
ssOaily, six months ......... 800
Dsily, one year ................S sec
sunday Edition, one year. 200
weekly Edition, one yesr........ 100
(1f vharged) 31.60.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-11
'.rHE CHURCH THAT
CHRIST BUILT
Rc,erend Fife Preached to Large
audience at the Christian 'h"''i
Last Night-Special Meeting r"r
Women and Girls Announced.

The house was crowded ri the CHRIS
tian Church last night, and the moo1
nerfect attention was given 10 force
fnl sermon by Evangelist Fife on Inc
Church That Jesus Built He USED
a chart containing his Scripture rel
erenccs and invited his audience 10
COW If and study it to see if the state
ments made were true lis points
e1nDhasized the origin and teaching Oh
The church described in the New les
lament, and he commended that 1he
teaching and practice OF this apostollc
church should be held as the DIVINE
model for people 70 s. oy today.
Tonight ne will discuss the apps
,asv and Reformation Of the Church.
This is the companion piece 20 his
sermon OF last night, and, Judging
from the interest manifested, the
house will be crowded tonight.
A great meeting for women and girls
will be held at the church Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. The sermon
will be about Tho Woman That
Moved 10 Town" The evangelist says
she will be in Pine Bluff that day, and
he will introduce her to the ladies
present. Special music will be given
by a ladies' quartette, mixed guar
tette; a solo by Evangelist Clyde Lee
Fife and a violin solo by Miss Minnie
Hardin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-11

all candidates are friendly TO our
cause we let them fight it out on
their own respective points of differ
cnce without raising ours, upon
which they all agree.
Had the saloon element known
the absolute loyalty Of each Of the
four candidate for governor, they
would have forced out a man and
pitted him against the field, but
now we are safe as il IS too lat
FOR any new Richaond 10 enter.
Hon. Il. w. McFarlane, who has
now Withdrawn from the race. has
for many years been one of the
staunchest friends Of our cause III
the state, having served as county
president in his home county.
Hon. William +. Kirby has al
ways been a loyal supporter of All
our temperance measures, while In
the state senate. And during a con-
test in his home city, Texarkana, he
refused Il large fee from the whls-
XIV element and gave his legal ser
vices 70 our people without charge.
Hon. George W. Donaghey has
for the past 20 years been aoso-
lutely loyal to our cause. It was
due to his heroic leadership togeth-
er with others that the backbone
of the whisky lawlessness which
dominated Conway, was broken,
whereby the town was lifted from
one Of the toughest places in Ar
kansas to that OF light house for
God and Christian education.
Hon. John II. Hinemon being a
church and school man, no one
could doubt that he would prove
loyal to the good citizenship Of Ar
kansas, in their efforts to secure
state wide prohibition, and his an
nouncement for the same does not
add anything to that assurance that
we had at the time he entered the
fight, nor does it give him any advan-
tage over his opponents among the
real prohibition leaders for the rea
son that he had tacitly agreed, as
did the others that as there was no
difference between them on the
question it would be unwise to raise
the issue.
so We feel safe in saying that II
statewide prohibition were as sure
from legislative standpoint as it is
from the governorship, we wcSld be
safe, indeed. Our weakest point
is the senatorial situation. Our
friends in all parts OF the state
should use every effort to secure
true men as senator's and represen-
tatives from their respective dis
tricts and counties.
"EDWARD A. TABOR,
State Superintendent Arkansas
Anti-Saloon League.
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BEtuTlFYlNG WALKS.
ga.y WAY 70 IsI- Garden Patr \,
e. ctiSe.

Ii my hide gar,lc@ on a city Sire
she straigh; Walk that lcd fTon -
gate 10 the front stoop looked hep
!essly unct,cactive inst q straight ~
ment path with the Grass on each ed
writes correspondent Of the Fie2'
sand rlain Dealer. Ten cents wo"!
OF naS.urtium seeds changed il SO 40
that II hanged the appearance Of n
whole garden.
/ used the many colored dwarf ~.
ETY. I. sHows literally Of itself. Plaza
the se"l7 II shallow holes. wace' ~
s1] the plant does she res; II is pr:''
titaiiy Free from insect enemies. ana
few 9aots will produce blaS>,'a
snouX. o supply tue iloasc dail
she eys>. \ pret!? NAY 10 use =.
for ,Miss decoration IS 70 cIt iheiN Fl,
shoa., : aas them m shallow :. i
disl ,-5vt Il saucer, This way "a
ula..e i dainty little bed of yr5
cinEatrons. a!araobs and orange 81 :
ssnt-r OF the table.
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
Reported Daily By
VT. ROBERTS & son.
\h,tractcrs Of Titles and RF
Estate.
\O. III; Main street.

Miss V. f. Adams 10 Asa Brur-
son. deed. $40 cash; pit nv 80, )
ga acre.
Dr.. Asa Brunson and wife II
Mrs. Beulah Sennett deed. sl65
ash; pit sw NV 50, ), I.
II. C. Daniels and wife 10 ". =
Campbell, warranty deed, 1898; nv
sw 20, 2. II; sw ne 80, ., Il: =
acres.
Jesse Smith 10 Pinchback Taylor
warranty deed, 81; lots and 2
blk 2, Barney's add.
State to r. Y. Longley, deed itt.
lands, 35.16; lot 2, blk S. Taylor
add.
Ben 3. We'll TO Matte Hudsoz
deed, $3.50 cash; pit e l-2 ne and pt
ne Sc IS, I. 8; 104.69 acres.
Clinton S. Woolfork and wife tc
Jas. W. Allen, warranty deed. So
200; sw IA SO, 6, 8.
Jesse r. Core, clerk, 10 Bluff Citj
Lumber Co., deeds, embracing
the following described lands: 4
acres in ne cor ne ne y, 3, IL; Ne
10, 8, II, ) acres; NV Sc !, Z, 9, -
acres; 5 10 lot 2. blk AZ, Doris
add. "; lot s, blk 6. +. J. Waters
add; all it'd. for tax 1908.
Jno. Robinson and wife to Sebasz
tan Geisreiter. deed of trn5s.
SLIP; IL sw u, T. $.
Charlie George to Geo. NJ. Wells.
mortgage. $500; lots and g, ols
Is. K. 4. Rogers add ne Sc 8, ..
J. VI. Reidinger and wife to Mis-
W. r. Mccoy, deed OF trust. 5000
OF lots ) and in blk Q. Pine Blsf
Land Cos. add.
l.. T. Knox and wife 10 Susie Be-
Mcdonnell deed of trust, $500:
lot 70, blk I Woodruff add Jo'
4. Finnerty's add
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advertising Rates Made Knows on
Application.
The Largest Bona Eide
ircula yion of any Pine
eluff Newspaper.
ALL WERE PLEDGED.
(From the Fort Smith Times

tfTOIn the Fort smith lines.
A somewhat remarkable state
ment is that made public by f. y.
Tabor, state superintendent of the
Arkansas Anti-Saloon League, to
the effect that the league had the
pledges of all the four candidates
originally in the gubernatorial race,
McFarlane, Hinemon, Kirby and
Donaghey, that, in the event Of the
nomination Of either of them the
successful one would approve any
prohibition legislation enacted
Surprising as this may be it is
not more so than the revelation,
also made over the signature of Sup
erintendent Tabor, that ii was tacit-
ly agreed by and between the
league and the seyeraI andidateS
that this compact was to be kept
secret till such time as the en-
trance OF an anti-prohibition candl-
date n the race would be i'm pra t.
cable and would not cndanger the
chances OF any candidate pledged u
the prohibition movement.
1t is with something like i
chuckle that suggests an acqua!nt-
ance with practical politics that
Superintendent Tabor refers TO this
phase Of the matter. incidentally
he gives Hinemon q backhand slal
by inferentially accusing him al
breach of faith in openly proclaim
ing his prohibition platform.
Indeed. We do not think the con
clusion wrong or unfair, from ::
close study OF the statement. tha'
the anti-saloon league is very muct
interested in the nomination OF Don
aghey and that he is the real choice
of the league as against all other
for. while Kirby, McFarlane an
Hinemon are favorably mention"
it is only Donaghey who Is repre-
scented as having done neroia ser
vice for the league. Yet we nav
II from an unqucstioned privAt
source which, unfortunately canno
be made public and used as evidene
that one of Donaghey's polltlca
headquarters in Little Rock IS L
the establishment of well-know
wholesale liquor dealer
Is Hinemon right In saying ina
somebody is going TO be deceived?
Superintendent Tabor's statemen
follows:
until now we have given GA
no public statement concerning IN
attitude Of the several candidate
for governor for the simple reaso
that knowing the absolute sonna
ness of each OF them on the tom
perance question based upon man
years of acquaintance with each o
them, and having seen them teste
under varying circumstances an
adhering to the preemptory rule o
the ant SALOON league that wher
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oAtored 1t Postoflce at Pine Biu1,
ark, ~ second class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-11

A small watering place In Austri'
aamed Eichwald can boast Of possess
ing q most remarkable church. 1t wa'
6rst Quilt by y. Italian architect a
Venice at the expense OF Prince Carlo
Clary-A ilrip2An. q great adnirer o
italian architecture. When II WAS fin
ishnd. Vie ~hurch was taken to piece
again and packed in thousands Of nun
bered eases for transportation TO Etc
valid. At this place in Austria 1t ".
eventually Rebuilt and then made ov.
10 the inhahltants so free gift :rs
The prince.
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TO BAPTIZE 100
NEXT SUNDAY

Reverend 4. D. Rowan, pastor :
the Jerusalem Baptist church, color
ed, announces big baptizing TO-
next Sunday afternoon at o'clo'
at which one hundred members 81
the church. who have confessed re-
ligion, are to be baptized. t:
ceremonies will be carried out BY
Reverend Rowan n the Cd H.
b.. at Thirteenth aveaU3 and IN
Giaaa street. near the ~ ori k
yali.
Miss Salina Bloom OF Little Rock
is visiting relatives in the city.
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Retms' Rare Tapestries.

One feels lQe interior 81 Reims "a
thedra To be immense without search
ing The guidebuuk Tor actual figures O.
length ana height. one feels it to kn
splendid without looking al the detail
Of the pillars, with their gilded cap.
tails, the lofty saultinS Of the roof, Ia.
Choir spacious within lis simple grille
the windows burning With royal fires
Ires lighted in the thirteenth century
when stained glass reached its tai!
beauty-ihe tapestries glowing even ~
their faded glory. These tapestries 81
ways seemed TO ine the distinctive tea
ture OF Reins. the last touch Of mag
nifcence to & cathedral already mag
ulticent They hang all along the aisles
on each side OF the nave-GobeliL
tapestries, PerperSack tapestries, tapes
tries rarely seen anywhere nowadays
save safely stored In museums. 1t l.
like the sumptuoUsness Of Reims l.
display them as il they were as entire
" part Of Itself as the sculptures o;
the facade. the angels and monsters Of
the Eli2s beth Robins Pennell "
Century
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March term Of the jefferson Circuit
Court. Judge \. b. Grace will con
vene the March term on Monday
March 16 There are about seventy
civil cases TO be disposed Of at this
term Of court. There are many small
suits among them, but no few damage
suits Of Importance will be called. The
lows:
March Is.
Leitner & We'll VS.. Selma McNulty.
| Kate S. Garrettson VS.. Jack Daniel.
II w. Lane VS.. Jefferson County.
| State FOR use jeff. Co. vs.. G. G
Brockway.
State for use JET. CO. Us. James 81.
pienza.
| March II.
Burton B. We'll VS.. Anna /. Fineran
J. w. Walls VS.. Silver Bell Lodge
X. OF P
Thos. Washington VS.. James Shaw.
! Rebecca r. Jones VS.. 3. Fl. Cali
CHER.
March 1S
| II. S. White VS.. G. B. Greer.
! Brodreicck G. B. Rope Co. VS. Dilley
Fdy. Co.
! Dan Hicks VS.. Nathan Johnson.
Henry Marx & Co. VS.. Sawyer & a.
Lbr Co.
| Russell Gro. Co. VS.. l. M, Ry. Co.
March IS.
John A. Hudgins VS.. Henry Lusby.
! State for Minerva Weaver & etc. VS..
Ind. Nut Ind'ty Co.
M. f. Howson VS. Sylvia Nichols
ct al.
w. G. Willingham vs.. ST. l.. 5. W.
Ry. Co.
! n Baum vs.. Drew Newson.
March 20.
Est. of Wiley Jones Dcd VS. Jarret
Johnson.
Est. of Wiley Jones Dc'd VS., Arthur
Murray.
Est. of Wiley Jones Dc'd. VS.. Arthur
Murray.
A. A. LeLaurin VS.. sam Herrick.
! Bose Edwards VS.. 0. c. Hankison.
| Ed Owen VS.. Geo Thomas.
March %.
NJ. r. Lewis VS.. st. L. S. w. Ry. Co.
Mary f. Seymour VS.. City of Pine
Bluff.
w II. Crook VS.. St. l.. I. NJ. K S.
| Ry. Co.
! G. 4. Burton VS.. VIM. Simpson.
! c. e. Philpot VS.. st. L. 7. NJ S.
! Ry. Co.
March "a.
Rodney FELTON, VS. st. l.. l. NJ. & 5.
Ry. Co.
M. s. Winters VS.. Ira Moore.
S. c. We'll VS.. st. l.. S w. Ry. Co
Inman & Co. VS.. st. l.. Cotton Com
Co.
March 35
j Nettie Hollis VS. City Light & Trac-
ton Co.
Ella Hayis VS. ]. NJ. Ry. Co,
J. ]. Novel; VS.. l. NJ. Ry. Co.
Geo. L. Madding VS.. Robinson-L. Eli
bot Int'rp.
d. G. Walt ct al VS.. r. VI. Phillips.
March %
! !. II. ZONES VS.. Lucy Collier.
Alvin Mitchell VS. The Howell Nor'
! then Co.
Phonex Molasses Co. VS.. j. F, HUT
& Son
!. II TaNeMt vs.. Geo W. ByinSton.
March %.
Belle sampson vs.. St L. L. NJ q D
Try Co.
F. Aaronson & Co vs.. St. L. l. NJ.
& S. Ry.
]. T.. Jones VS.. j. II. Barsh ct al.
w. ]. Sheperd VS.. Bluthenthal & Co.
Emil Nathan & Co. VS.. Barraque 4
Stewart.
w. II. Hall & Chas We'll vs. St. L.
II NJ. & s, Ry. Co.
March so.
J. NJ. Anderson ct al VS.. st. l. 5. w
Ry. Co.
Frank Chester VS.. j. B. York.
Howell &, Worthen VS.. Mrs. Chas.
LeMaire.
March 81
Hannah Plant VS.. G. Lodge X. OF r
Mack Smith VS. ST l.. 5. W. Ky.
Co.
Lund 4 Hill US. Collier ct al.
G. l.. Meyers Co VS.. Elmo Ahrens
ct al.
r. r. Bridges VS.. Bluthenthal Co.
April l.
y. T. Terrell VS.. Richard Elllgan.
The Sanitary Milk Plant & etc. VS.
IF r. Webb.
Il. |. Albright VS.. G. L. Madding.
Geo. Hemmert VS.. ST L. |. NJ. Il ),
Ry. Co.
! Geo. W Bailey VS.. s.. l.. 5. w ny
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CIVIL Docket FOR
THE MARCH Term
April ).

April 5.
II. w. Johns Manville 60. vs.. \
Murray.
Rochester Chemical Co. vs.. =. b..
Bottling Co.
J. 3 York VS. Arthur Murray.
April /.
J. Il. G. Bundg VS. 81. l.. 5. w. Ry.
go
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Ladies and Girls can make So to $15
weekly selling our standard articles
in spare time. Big profits on small
investment Address today for free
particulars, " W. Sincere, Cleveland.
Ohio 3-S-3t cod
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TOTAL,

TOTAL, 4S
A mass meeting of the Democratic
voters of Precinct No. 1 is hereby
called to meet at the Court House
at 1870 p. m. Saturday, April 18th,
1908. for the purpose of electing Is
delegates to said county convention.
Also a mass meeting of he Demo
cratic voters Of Precinct No. 2 is
hereby called to meet at Cruse's
shop at 1880 p. m. Saturday, April
II, 1908, for the purpose of electing
IA delegates to the said county con-
veltion.
A mass meeting Of the Democratic
voters of all other precincts is here
by called to meet at their respective
voting places at 200 D.. m. Saturday,
April 11th. 1908, for the purpose Of
electing delegates % which they are
entitled under this call.
w. C.. BURRUS. Chairman
w T. PAYLOR, Secretary.
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Roswell, N. M, Mar. 81, 1903.
Pursuant to call made March IA,
1908, by h Democratic Central Com
mittee of Chaves county, there will
be a Democratic delegate county con-
vention held at the Court House in
the city of Roswell, at 200 p. m.
April IS, 1908, for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the Territorial
convention to be called later, that
will select delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention to be held
in the city Of Denver, Colo, July Z.
1908.
The various precincts are entitled
to representation as follows, being
one delegate for each 25 voters or
the major fraction thereof, based up
on the vote cast for the Hon. o. A.
Larrazolo at the election held Novem-
Der 6, 1906, each precinct being emit
tied to at least n delegate.
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P. Griffin, of Springfield, ILL.,, who
is a florist, landscape gardener and
primer of trees, arrived in the city
a few days g and is at the Richards
Hotel. MIR. Griffin comes highly rec
commended as one who knows his bu-
siness. Those who have either vege-
table or flower gardens that they
would like to have fixed would do
well to see him. 28t2%
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George T. Coleman, trarslins aud
itor for the New Mexico Eastern Rail
way, a decided to make his home
In Roswell, instead OF Amarillo. and
will arrive Sunday for that purpose.
His family. consisting of wife and
child, will be here soon. Roswell is
not only more centrally located for
his work, put is a pleasant
place to live than Amarillo.
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Mr.. a1d Mrs. j. w. Rhea entertain
ed the following party at six O'Clock
Smith n wife, Mr.. n Mrs. A. L..
w. Nilsson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ur-
ton, Mrs. Joe Rhea, Miss Ellen Mil
SSon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. "A. H. Sweetland ar
rived this afternoon from Lake Ar
thur, Mr.. Sweetland to return tonight
and Mrs. Sweetland to remain W.
weeks visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Hartman.
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Dad" takes himself too seriously.
To understand the diagram of this
joke he should look in the glass, and
compare what he sees with a photo
graph taken before he harvested
those whiskers. If that doesn't make
him laugh his ease is hopeless.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Moore returned
er points in southern Texas, where
they have been spending the winter
with their children.
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The best local talent will as
sist the Cadets in giving musis
comedy. Rink, April 8.

Ed Edwards and brother arrived
Paris, Tex, on a prospecting trip. No
zone had they struck Roswell than
they decided to settle, and the former
has secured a job in the shop of Pat
McCarley, being a barber of the best
recommendations. Both are old
friends of R. F. Cruise, the black
smith.
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Mrs. w. P. Turner arrived last
night from San Antonio, where she
and Mr.. Turner have been making
their home since leaving Roswell
about a year ago. They return to re-
main in Roswell, and Mr.. Turner will
be here about June first.
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YOUR SUNDAY GIRL

Would enjoy a dainty box of our
pure, delicious chocolates and bon
bons. We have just received a fresh
shipment from a famous maker.-In-
gersoll Book, Stationery & Art Co.
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Ball Game This Afternoon.

The Military Institute and Ros-
well base ball teams will play this at
ternoon at Amusement Park. The
game was set for 2:30, but did not
start until considerably after that
hour. The chilly weather brings the
prediction that it will be a scrap
py" game.
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City Attorney K. x. Scott having
rendered the opinion that the eagle
and shield as Territorial Democratic
emblem should be used on the city
ticket, instead of the rooster adopted
By local Democrats, it will be observ-
ed that the rooster has been replaced
by the more imposing bird of free
dom.
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Three Land Bargains.

160 acres near Roswell; 160 near
Cumberland, and 160 a Artesia.
See, write or phone Richard w. Lew
is, Cumberland, N. NJ. 09tf
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ADMiRAL EVANS

AT PAso RoeLEs.
Paso Robes Hot Springs. Cal, Apr.
Admiral Robley D. Evans. accom-
panied by his o7, Lieut.. Frank Tay-
Tor Evans, Flag oficer c. R. Trant
and Surgeon n. E. Mcdonald, arrived
here this morning. Mr.. Evans exper-
fenced no Inconvenience during the
trip from San Diego aad is hopeful
of speedy recovery.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their annual election of Off
GERS Friday at 2:3O p. m, with Mrs.
X. K. Scott. A full attendance of reg
istered members is requested. 27t2
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Pasture tor Stock.

Good gramma grass pasture Tor
horses and one for cattle. four miles
south OF Roswell. Plenty Of fresh wa
ter. Inquire at El Captain Hotel. A.
a. phillips. z5t17s
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lott

L. w. Bartholomew, of Carlsbad,
was here yesterday on business for
the u. S. Reclamation service.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas came down
from Picacho las night for a few
days stay in town. She is a guest at
The GiIkeson.
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night from a business trip to her ole
home at Lincoln.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-02

Mrs. j. P. Collier was operated on
at St. Mary's Hospital this morning,
and was getting along as well as ex-
pected this afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-02

Isaac Kerr and family, who have
been here all winter, left this morn
ing for their old home in Greenfield,
Iowa.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-02
SECRETARY AT COLUMBUS
AS GUST OF HONOR.

Columbus, Ohio, April 2.-Secreta-
ry Taft arrived today as the guest of
the Columbus Board of Trade and the
guest of honor at the annual dinner
to be given by the board tonight. He
declinedeto discuss the political stu
alton, saying he has been too busy
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-02

Mrs. E. H. Skipwith has been ap-
pointed assistant librarian and sub
%stitute, to take the place Of Miss Nc
Cain during her vacation this sum-
mer.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-04-02

Well rooted California Logan ber-
or DR.. Brown, phone LAG. 2St2