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$40 TO $25 REWARD.

Since it is claimed that the police
force are unable to enforce the laws
against prostitution in Roswell and
that said laws are now, and will con-
tInue to be, violated, a number Of
citizens have authorized me, as presi-
dent Of the Roswell A~nti-Saloop
League, to pay a reward to ANY PER
SON who will furnish information
leading to the conviction Of persons
for violating said laws.
They also authorize me to offer re-
wards for information leading to the
conviction Of any person guilty OF
violating the Edmunds Act or the New
Mexico vagrancy law against prosti-
tutio4.
This Offer has peenn signed by four
teen of ROswelPs best citizens. The
conditions upon which the rewards
will be paid N the amount to be
paid in each case will be made known
ITO any who apply to re for such in
formation or, in my absence. to Rev.
10. F. Lucas.
Fl. F. VERMILLION.
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More than half of the $10O, 900 bon
railroad has been raised, the list as
published in the Record yesterday
showing a total Of $57,470. Thus there
still remains $4,000 to be raised, and
it will be necessary for all who have
not already given to do so promptly
and give literally. The bonus must
be raised.
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Even as a voice crying in the will
.derness, MI. Bryan has in the past
twelve years exercised a wider infiu-
ence in shaping the political thought
of the world than any other man, and
this thought having permeated the
minds of h whole people and made
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-30
Biz Rain on the Ranue.

All of the country between the Ma
h and Halfway house on the auto
route between Torrance and Roswell
was visited by a heavy rain late yes,
terday afternoon and an equally hea-
w rainfall came to much of the coun-
try between the Halfway house and
Torrance his morning.
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AS bearing on the n~on-partisan
character of the Anti-Saloon League,
1.-THE Record notes that both the Dem.
cratic and Republican county chair,
men are members of the local organ
izatton.
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Andrews says he will be nominated
on h first ballot, already having
enough votes pledged to insure this
Bursums says he Wild ALSO be elected
II the people OF the Territory win
stand for. this combination they de-
serve to get sH that's coming TO
them.
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The Republican papers Of New Mex
leo are giving an exhibition OF sub
serviency to the gang of political
|heelers III rascals hat is positively
|nauseating. Talk about the independ-
ence of the press. There is mighty
little Of it left with the Republican
papers OF New Mexico.
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Some of the Republican papers
make q big noise. about Judge Taft
pledgins himself to carry out the pol
icies OF Roosevelt. But how could he
do otherwise? He has Rene of his
own, and all ne is or expects ever
to become he owes to Roosevelt.
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will pay the money back with Inter
est. 1t Is not a donation, but a loan,
in the sense that you and your neigh
bors are the gamers.
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clear the need Of united action, the
next step follows naturally, tae cleo
ton of William J. Bryan to execute
the Will of the people.
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Someone took a shot at big Bill
Taft Tuesday night on the Ohio river
We can understand why he used bird
shot, but not how he missed him.
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Larrazoo Is not a fve-minute
Or a one-minute speaker. such as An
drews; but he has something to say
and knows how to say it. You will
be interested from the first word to
the last.
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WANTED
Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
WANTED:- Manager TOR branch OF.
nce We Wish to c here In Ros-
well. Address. with ~reference, The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinna-
Il. Ohio. O6t3Os
WANTED:- Position ~ book,keeper
with mercantile firm. Three years
experience. Good references.%. e.
Jacob. m Captain Hotel z6t6
WANTHD:@ F1rnisf1od or unfurnisn-
ed house. TOUR roUms o. more Gloss
IN. for select fooming and boarding
house. Can give good city reference.
Inquire s1s n. Rich.
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eRYAN STANDS UNIQUE,

BOI NOT AlONE
No man who ever amounted to
anything in the world reminds us OF
anyone else. The world is full of i'm
itations. types, puppets and pretend
ers who glibty repeat the sayings OF
others. William ]. Bryan is straight
goods, and that Is one reason why
simple, honest people understand and
Low him while suspicious cunning
and dishonest politicians and others
hate him. He Is too large a man to
resort to trickery or deception. He
takes the world into his confidence
as no other great politician ever did.
There Is no mystery about what he
stands for and no duphcity In his
discussion of public questions.
The Record recently published an
article from Barney Sheridan's paper,
the Paola Spirit, In which the editor
Of the Spirit declared that the popu-
larity Of Bryan with the people was
beyond his reasoning above his con-
ception. OF course it cannot be ex-
planned In full. but each individua1
admirer OF the great Nebraskan has
Impressions Of this colossal spirit or
he age according to his viewpoint
and capacity Of understanding the
portion he sees.
Bryan Is a complete man whom the
Incomplete may apprehend only In
part. He il a representative man, the
veritable incarnation OF Democratic
principles. sen into the world ut a
pensable. Believing as we do literal
~ that the voice Of the people Is the
voice Of God, we feel that the co1tin-
ned popularity Of Mr.. Bryan Is due
to the working of Gods purpose In
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Every Democrat In Roswell should
turn out Saturday and hear MI. Lar
razolo talk on the issues before the
people OF New Mexico.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-30

The band Will play in the court
house park Saturday evening before
the beginning Of h big Larrazolo
meeting. Come out.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-30

There was one Bryan man yesterday
in the Hearst convention at Chicago,
and how he did stir up the animals.
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II. F.. ~VERMILLION.

Eighty acres improved, alfalfa, ar
.tesian well, house, six miles from
.tewR, $4,000. Terms.-Fitle & Trust
.GomKany.
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In subscribing to the new railroad
you are making an investment that
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-30

the Roswell B~oosterss Club. read the
list Of subscribers TO the new railroad.
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Keep your eye ON h list OF sub-
grows every day.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT New and second hand
pianos.-Bernard Pos. 42o N. Rich
ardson avenue. 28t3
FOR RENT Modern Broom house,
vacant August LIST. Call sos N. Ken
lucky. 29t2~
FOR Remit Furnished front room
with electric lights and bath. Apply
607 N. Kentucky. 26t6
FOR RENT Six UNFINISHED rooms
at 401 North Penn. 26t6
FOR RENT Two rooms for ight
housekeeping. Apply 902 N. Main.
FOR RENT A good 4foom house
close in, well located. Inquire at
Record ONCE. II
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Make no other engagements fol-
Saturday night Hear Larrazolo al
the court house.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

fOR SALE.
FOR SALE:-Brpod sows and stock
hogs.--OaBis Ranch TIT
FOR SALE Horse and, buggy, In
quire at Record Office. tt
FOR ,sALE:-O One second hand bug
gy.-McClenny farm, two miles
east on Second street. 27t5
FOR SALE A sman safe. Apply
IRgeEsou Book. Stationery and Art
Company, z8tf
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If you wish to know the names OF
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Chavss Co. Democratic Ticket
Fer County Commissioners LIT Dist
N. J. FRITZ
Couaxy Com'r. Second District
W. II. ATKINSON.
For Probate judge.
J. r. EVANS
~ Clerk Of Probate Court
=. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
G. I. BALLARD.
yeR County Assessor,
GUY H. HNRBERT.
CsxRky Treasurer and Ex-CmcaoN
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
0uperanteAdent Of Schooh,
G. C. HILL
County Surveyor.
Y. R KNNNHY.
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DoR,t forget that Larrazolo will be
n Roswell ON Saturday.
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With "Bul1' and "Burse" In harm
ony, Democratic victory Is assured
in New Mexico.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

the hearts of the people.
After all, it is not Mr.. Bryan, but
the principles which he represents
that inspire enthusiasm. AS for under
standing the man. he is at the disad-
vantage Of never being discussed ex-
cept either by eulogists or by enc
mics, neither of which can possibly
be fair. All statements of those who
fear or hate him are untrue and un-
fair. Likewise the statements Of those
who make a hero of him are exagger-
ated. But the principles for which he
stands have been tested, analysed
and found true in all the history OF
the world. AS a general proposition
they are as old az the Decalogue. but
the awakening to the Importance OF
Incorporating these principles into
the law and government of the Uait-
ed States is another. manifestation OF
the proper man being always raised
up when a genuine leader Is needed
to concentrate h minds of the peo-
pie upon the work which God requires
imen 20 perform for themselves.
The people must answer their own
Iprayers, and when enough Of them
pray for the things which God is
willing to give them. then they are
in harmony with the eternal purposes
of God, and have but to open their
eyes to behold the fact that they have
| worked out their own salvation.
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Hear Larrazolo Saturday night.
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Yes; Taft Is a bird-a parrot.
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yur President Of United States,
WILLIAM ]. BRYAN.
Eur Vice President,
JOHN W. KERN.
Ter Delegate b Congress.
O. A. LARRAZoLO.
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PRICE OF BEER GOING UP;
MALT MAN BLAM ES TRUST

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Not because the
bar,ey crop is short viii the price OF beer
be increased, says Adolph Keitel. keitel
Is n malt broker of twenty-five years eX-
perience who is engaged in fighting the
recently formed combination. He has
laid before Attorney General Bonaparte
the facts and figures he has collected
and is also enlisting the attention OF dis
trict attorneys in various parts of the
country in the expectation OF having
criminal actions instituted
According to Keitel, the price of malt
a wear ago varied between so and 90 cents
a bushe. Today it is around Sl2o
bushel and rising.
II is Keitel's contention that the United
States Masters association, which man
ufactures more than 80 per cent OF all the
mat consumed in the country. is COM
bination in restraint of trade and intend
ed to control prices. Every day, he de-
clares. the members of the combination
receive a telegrai.. from Chicago the as
sociation's headquarters, quoting a price
for a bushel of barley.
/ 1t is this quotation. he asserts, that IS
made the basis of the price of malt. The
fact that barley instead of malt is quoted
Keitel pronounces a subterfuge so that
direct violation of the law may be
avoided. He points out that the barley
crop report of the government is put az
about 1856, 100000 bushels. As the annual
consumption OF malt is only 7O,O00,00O
bushels. which is made out of 100000
bushels Of barley, the crop is enough for
more than two and a half times the to-
tai demand.
Keitel is existing the support of many
Of the brewers who are being forced to
paw the higher price Only comparative
" few breweries DO their own mating
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AUTHORS CAN NOW INSURE
THEIR looks IN LONDON

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-It is now possible
IN England for artists and authors to in
sure their work against failure.
The man ger of a prominent London in
surance company recently said that most
of the companies were prepared to accept
RISKS which a short time ago would have
been considered ridiculous. Under poll
cles now obtainable insurance can be
effected by an author that his latest book
will sell to a given number of copies; q
playwright that his drama will not be
taker, off the stage through failure before
stipulated number of performances; q
painter that his canvas will be accepted
by the Paris salon or the Royal Academy
or will be sold within time agreed on;
a composer that his song will be sue
cess; a golfer that he will he relieved OF
financial responsibility if he hits or in
jures his caddie.
"Of course" said the insurance man.
1--WE will not issue policy IL the risk is
obviously too great. An author. artist
or playwright would have to be of estab-
Ushed reputation. Sir A. Conan Doyle
and Mr.. Kipling could obtain a policy in
surfing that any book they wrote would
have a sale running into hundreds OF
thousands of copies. Mr.. Pinero, as a
playwright, would be similarly insured
If we were asked to insure the success o!
a new painting by a tolerably well known
artist we would submit it to our art
critic.
ut is possible to insure against any
thing as, for instance, wear of furniture
loss of horses, dogs. birds, cats; sickness
birth of twins, increased income tax. bad
weather. involving financial loss; death OF
a royal parsonage, involving financial
loss; delay of important documents in
transit"
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BATS HOOKS AND VISITS
WHILE LOGS CATCH FISH

PORT JERvIS. N. Y, Jan. 12.-Fisher-
men who went to Porter's lake yesterday
never will get through talking about the
way Bill McMichaels and his three
trained ferries cut down the plckerel pop
ulation.
Fishing through the ice is popular
winter sport up here. Bill surprised the
other folks by chopplng three holes. Their
he tied line to the hind leg of each dog
and dropped the baited end through the
hole. He lit his pipe and went visiting.
He had not been gone over few
seconds when one of the dogs began to
bark and walk away from the hole, drag
ging a six-pound pickerel after him
Then the other dogs contributed a pick
erel apiece.
When Bill had taken the ante-morten
statement OF thirty-six finny things he
blew a whistle. Each dog arose promptly
picked up the bag on which It had been
sitting and swung Inc line behind their
master as he hit the trail for home
Jealous rivals accuse McAdichaels OF
even making his doee dig the Bait for
him.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

CONCORD, N. IL, Jan. 12.-New Hamp-
shire has an offer for it's building and
site at the jamestown exposition, but
there is q flaw in the title, the exposition
management not having had the deed
recorded in time.
A bill in chancery has been brought to
settle the question, which applies to sew
eral other state buildings, and the matter
is now with the courts. The contents of
the building have been shipped to this
state by Custodian Topping.
notwithstanding all previous rec
ords, Lake Winnipiseogee is open to nav
igation its entire length of sixty miles.
Several times since the present winter
began ice has formed in the coves and
sheltered spots. but the high wind has
served to clear the lake.
The average date for the closing of this
lake Is about December 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING factories of the
F. M. Hoyt company, manufacturers OF
boots and shoes, in East Manchester,
which have been closed for several weeks
resumed operation. About 100 hands are
at work.
COLEBROOK - Sympathetic residents
who contributed $3.50 to cover the expense
OF an operation lor dppeuuCltiS WHICH
was to have been performed upon George
Mcclellan of Bloomfield, VT, are now
sorry.
Mcclellan came here recently and an
nounced that he was suffering with APP
pendicitis. He consulted DR.. I. F. Jones
and made arrangements with him to
perform the operation. Mcclellan was
shy of funds and the townspeople, taking
pity on him, subscribed generously to the
fund he said would be required to de-
fray the physicians expenses and his
care following the operation.
DR.. Jones also made arrangements fol
rooms and engaged a nurse from Lam
caster A young woman then appeared
and she and Mcclellan made several pur-
chases at local stores. Mcclellan Their
disappeared. Some of the residents con.
tributed as much as $40 each.
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VERMONT

ST. JOHNSBURY, VT, Jan. 12.-Mrs.
Lena NJ. Owen, secretary of the Vermont
and New Hampshire Independent Tele-
phone association, has issued call for
the annual meeting of the association at
Plymouth, n. H., January Ii and Is. This
association now represents more than
10000 independent telephone subscribers In
Vermont, New Hampshire and Canada.
BURLINGTON. A. Cobb, state saw
ings bank examiner, issued a call for a
statement of the condition of the banks
and trust companies of Vermont at the
close of business December 81. 1t has not
been customary to issue such a call at
this time of the year.
RUTLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Clark L..
Long of this city celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary by entertaining a
large number of friends and relatives.
Mr.. Long, who is well known, is a retired
carriage maker and blacksmith, who was
in business here over fifty years. He is a
civil war veteran. Mr.. and Mrs. Lona
were married In this city December 25,
1857. by the late Rev Silas Aiken. To the
couple were born five children, of whom
four are now living: Mrs. w. D. Andrus
of Syracuse, N. Y; Mrs. Charles N.
Thorpe of Chelsea, Mass; William D..
Long of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs. Jo-
seph C. Jones of this city.
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MICHIGAN

On Saturday, January 25, the former
Michigan people residing ia southern
california; will hold their third annual
uicnfc Mt East lake park, Los Angeles,
az the many holidays and fetc days,
none are looked forward to with kecner
authorizations by the Michiganders of
t;.s section than this annual gathering
and the coming ono promises to be "A
birger success than ever.
Arrangements are already being made
for the picnic, and the plans that are
gradually being perfected indicate an
immense gathering of Wolverines on
the date mentioned and Will far sur
pass any former gathering, If not
double.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. Fin the con-
stitutional convention a cigarette discus
sion that in the beginning gave the APP
pearance of having been entered into
jolSingly passed quickly into the serious
stage and resulted in the adoption of a
proposal prohibiting the manufacture of
and sale of cigarettes in this state. The
proposition was carried in committee of
the wht 10 and later was adopted, Sc to
u, in formal session. The opposition to
the proposal will be renewed when 1t
comes up on second reading.
Circuit Judge West, in an opinion, held
that the use of cereal and water in sau-
sage Is an adultefatlon OF the product ana
brings it within the scope of the state
pure food law prohibiting authorizations
The decision was made in the application
of Armour & Co. for an injunction to
restrain the state dairy and food depart
1nent from interfering with the sale of
their sausage because cereal and water
are used in its manufacture.
GLADSToNE-Isaac Harrlng, eight feet
tall is dead, In the Civil War he was
conspicuous target for sharpshooters.
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NEBRASKA


TA<AAIAH, Neb., Jan. IA fire COM
pletely destroyed the two store rooms
ON Main street owned by Judge w. G.
Sears and occupied by THE Racket
Store and a shoe shop. The fire had
gained such Roadway before the alarm
was turned in that it was impossible to
check 1t. The building and THE Racket
Store" We're fully insured.
GREELEY-Charles f. Kasselder and
Naude l.. Hillard of Ericsson were united
in marriage at the Methodist parsonage
here, Re7. q. A. Smith officiating.
AINsWoRTH-Three of the most
prominent Republicans of Brown county
were seen in their offices and in answer
TO the question. who is your choice for
the next president?' Hon. A. X. Scatter
good and r. s. Rising said. as Roosevelt
is out OF the race they are for Taft, and
I4e w. o. Paine said Root.
MINDEN-One of the most elaborate
social events of the season took place
when forty plates were laid by the Min
den Bar association in honor OF the re-
tirement from the bench OF Judge Ed
L. Adams Speeches were made by all
the members of the local bar. as well as
from outside counties. Out of thirty
rwo-year history Of the Tenth judicial
district, Kearney county has furnished
the district judges for twenty-four years.
FREMONT-Hereafte saloon patrons
will not be able 20 get their drinks with
out going directly into the saloons. All
doors connecting saloons and hotels and
restaurants were ordered closed
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TEXAS

HALLETSVILLE, Tex. Jan. 12.-While
entering his office, w. r. Beaumler, ed
itor of the Halletsvi.le Hel ale. was shot
and killed by his wife. She was arrested
and placed undeess2o0O bail. Domestic
troubles are sa4u V be the cause of the
killing.
ABILENE-Fire destroyed building on
Walnut and South Third streets with all
its contents, a restaurant and barber
shop for negroes. In the fire John Wat
lev. a negro cook, lost his life. Eyewit-
nesses state that Watley was amcng the
first TO get out OF the building, but re-
turned for some OF his wearing apparel
and was cut of by the flames. The loss
on the restaurant and barber shop was
$500, with no insurance.
HoUsTON--si Pickney the negro who
was wounded in the right leg just below
the knee joint in a difficulty between
several negroes and a group of white
men at the corner of st. Emanuel and
Congress, is at the Houston infirmary.
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MILLloNAIRE's SISTER
HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW

BALTIMORE, Jan. 12-Louis Schu-
bert, representing himself as a mill
lionaire OF San Francisco, today saved
from deportation his sister, who is
also his mother-in-law, he having re-
Gently married her 18-year- daugh-
fer. The three were cabin passengers
on the steamer Brlndenburg, which
arrived today from Eremen. The
mother sister mother-in-law, being 62
years old. was held up by the immi-
grafton officers as liable on account
OF her age to become a public charge.
Schubert made affidavit he is able AMI
willing to care for her, when the un-
usual relationships among the trio
were explained.
Schubert. who is 60 years old, mar
rlod his vito In Austria few weeks
ago while on Il visit TO his sister