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Heart Strength

Heart Strength. or Heart Weakness. means Nervs Strength or Nerve eWeakness-notlng more. Pos itvely. not one weak heart in hundred is in it. self, actually diseased. It is almost always . hidden tiny little that really is ali at fault. This obscure nerve-the Cardiac. or Heart Nerve simply needs, and must have. more power, mora stability. more controlling, more governing strength. Without that the Heart must continue to fail, and the stomach and kidneys also have these same controlling nerves.
 This clearly explains why. as 8 medicine, Dr. shoops Restorative has in the past done so much for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr Shoop first sought the cause of all this painful. palpitating, sufocat- ing heart distress. Dr. Shoops Restorative-this popular prescription-is alone directed to these weak and wasting nerve centers. It builds: 1t strengthens it offers real. genuine heart help.
 If you would have strong Hearts strong di- gestion. strengthen these nerves re-establish them as needed, with
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Postmaster General Meyer has announced that an agreement has been reached with the British gov ernment providing for letter post age of two cents an once between the United States and Great Brit ian and Ireland, to become effect i've October l, 1908. The matter of penny postage" as it is called in England, has been under consid eration for some time and as far back as last July President Roose- welt approved MT. Meyers course in urging such an agreement with Great Britain.
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The storm of Tuesday afternoon while doing a little damage in Hut tig, blowing down several trees and electric light poles and some blow-pipe, done more damage to the farmers in this vicinity. Num- erous trees were blown down and considerable corn broken off as il is now jointing and full of sap.
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Who weeps with you when you are sad, and laughs when you are glad, and smiles with you when you are mad the editor. Who has to be both kind and wise and never (hardly eyer) lies, and when he docs creates surprise-the editor Who owns a heart as well as ehes !, possessed of spirit rroad yet meek. and lives on fyrty cent a week-the editor.
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A party of Missouri Pacific offic- ials were here Tuesday on a tour of inspection. Among the party were Vice-President J. M John son and Assistant General Freight Agent w. P. Burnett. of St. Louis: Division Freight Agent E. A. Calef, of Little Rock, and Supt. Morse. They came up from Monroe and left for Fl Dorado after an hours stay here.
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The attention of the farmers living in the vicinity of Huttig is called to the fact that p. w. Sea man & Son give good high class moving picture show at their theatorium every Tues 'ay, Thurs day and Saturday evening. Admis- sion 10 cents. You are invited to attend and bring the children.
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The rainfall for May in this vicinity was eight and ninety-seven one hundredths inches. So far this month it has been a little over three inches.
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A number of people f om Huttig and vicinity attended the services and dinner at Cecil, La, on last Sunday at which Rev. N. O.Horns- by was ordained and number were baptised in the afternoon.
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pr. w. s. Richardson, who has been attending the Nashville School of Dentistry arrived in Hut. tig Tuesday on visit to his broth CT, J. R. He graduated this spring,
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The Union Saw Mill company has up-to-d shipped fourteen barge loads of lumber to Franklin shoals where the government is preparing to put lock and dam in the Ouachita rives.
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T. D. Edwards, who had the con tract for sending the logs into the mills from the ponds for some time has accepted the position of fore man at the Union Saw Mill compa- ny's lake camp.
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A steel tower is being erected for the water works this week which will be more secure than the pres ent one.
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Geo. w. Land, who has charge of the railway storehouse at Ferri- day, La, was here last Saturday on his monthly tour of inspection of material on hand with the section foremen.
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The salaries of R. L. Flyod, postmaster at Fl Dorado, and J. U. Brown, postmaster at Huttig. were raised to $500 and $12OO re- spectively to take effect July 1, by the postoffice department.
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ent one.

Mrs. Mamie Coleman and daughter, Mrs. Mary Glider Bag well, came in Saturday evening on a visit to Mrs. R. L. Boddie.
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FoR sALE-A Stevens hammer shot gun at a great bargain. 12 guage, 30 inch barrel. Gall at News office.
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W. c. Peck has opened news stand in Seaman's place where you can secure all kinds of novels, mag azines periodicals and newspapers.
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Rev. w. s. Young will preach at Harper Spring Schoolhouse on Sunday morning at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m., June IA.
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J. P. Burrow, residing just west of Huttig, brought to this office Monday the first cotton bloom we have seen this season.
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Bill Jones, the big husky colored brakeman on the yard engine. had a $6O Bum Special watch stolen from him on Tuesday.
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Dr. R. E. Rowland was con- fined 10 his bed several days this week by illness, but is about again as smiling as ever.
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Marshal E. M. Cabaniss and H. w. Baskin were among those wbo attended the musical and trades carnival at Monroe on Tuesday.
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During the storm Tuesday af- ternoon which lasted less than an hour one and sixty hundredths inches of water fell.
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pr. J. E. Bailey arrived home from a trip to Southw sstern Texas last Friday evening, where he went to look over some land for pros pective buyers.
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Mrs. o. s. Mcdaniel and childrsn have gone to Millville where they will spend the summer with rela- ives.
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Miss Joveta Mcintyre, of the store force. is enjoying two weeks vacation visiting at Camden and Texarkana.
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Charley Booth of Strong. the nominee for constable of Lapile township, was in Huttig several days this week.
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c. o. Wheeler of Fl Dorado was the guest of his brother, w. H. Wheeler, here Saturday.
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but has not yet decided where he will locate, but is thinking of mak- ing this his future home.
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There will be a big Hoo-Hoo concatenation at Gurdon on June 21 and no doubt Huttig will be well represented at tie gathering. as a number belong to the order
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Newspapers, novels and maga- zines at Beck's news stand at Sea- mans bakery.
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The News is only $1.Oo a year.
The children of A. J. Hammons are on the sick list this week.

Harris Perrett of Strong was here this week visiting his brother and sister.
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Jack Reaves, c. T. Rowland and s. Farmer were visitors Monroe last Sunday.
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CHAPTER I.-Stella Anthony. daugh- ter of Anthony, keeper of station, is ln- troduced. The travellers find that An- thony has been killed.
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FAYETTEVILLE & SOUTHERN R,

iFiiiNco hOiludy, WeuutSudY, ana Tfl- day from Monroe and goes to Farmer vile. Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day from Farmerville and goes to Mon roe
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pr. L. R. Walston,
 DENTIST

Will be at Drs- Rowland and Baileys office. in Hut tig. the first half of each month All work guaran- teed to be first class.
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TO BE CONTINUED MEX. EEK.
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Copyright, 1907, A. c. Mcclurs 4 Co. Chicago
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1.-The story opens during trip of the Overland Maif' through the Rocky mountains, while efforts are be- ng made to build up the country. "UncIa Billy" Dodge stage driver, Alfred Vim cent, a young man, and Phneas Cadwal- ter introduced. They come across the remains of a massacre Later at An thonys station. they find the redskins have carried their destructive work there also.
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CHAPTER III.-Vincent with letter of introduction to Gov. Stanford is assigned his work in unearthing plans of enemies of railroad, being built He hears of safe arrival of Stella Anthony in a letter from her.
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CHAPTER IV.-Yincent visits town where railroad men are working Oil road and receives token of esteem from forget-me-not.
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CHAPTER V.-"Uncle Billy arrives In railroad town, meeting Stella He hears news that desired railroad bill has passed. The old stage driver decides to work close to town in order that he may be able to keep fatherly watch over the young woman.
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CHAPTER VT.-Stelia receives "UncI. Billy" with kisses for he brought her new hat She is engaged as a tutor fol Viola Bernard, daughter of hotel land lady.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-14

place in Plains Precinct No. 8 be and
is hereby moved and changed, for
all precinct purposes hereafter, from
-Four Lakes to Plainview all in Plains
Precinct No. 8, Chaves county, New
! Mexico. and that the boundary lines
Of said precinct be and remain the
| same as heretofore established until
otherwise changed by this Board.
Whereas now comes F. w. Flato,
Jr., and others, residents of Glen Pre-
cinct No. 9, by petition and ask that
a Justice Of Peace precinct be estab.
lished at Hernadez Lake, and where
as the territory that would be set
| aside in the creation of said precinct
and parcel of Precinct No. 9, and this
Board having been satisfactorily ad'
vised that a majority of h residents
of said Precinct No. 9 would be more
economically and conveniently serv-
ed by moving the voting place from
Glen to Hernadez Lake, han by the
creation Of a new precinct. 1t is there
fore ordered that h voting place be
and is hereby moved and changed,
for all precinct purposes hereafter,
from Glen to Hernandez Lake, all in
Precinct No 9, Chaves county, N.
NJ, and it is further ordered, to more
conveniently serve the people of Pre-
cinct 9 and 10, that the boundary
lines of Precinct No. 8 be and are
hereby altered and changed as fol-
lows, .to-wit:
Beginning at a point where the Pc
COS river crosses the extreme north
ern line of Chaves county; thence in
a southerly direction along the mean
derings of the Pecos river to the
township line between townships
three and four south; thence west
along said township line to the line
between ranges t~wenty-four and
twenty-five east; thence south along
said range line to the line between
east along said township line to the
line between ranges twenty-five and
twenty-six east of township six south;
thence south along said range line
to the township line between town
ships six and south; thence
east along said township line to the
range line between ranges twenty
six and twenty-seven east; thence
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described in a petition duly filed ask
ing the creation of said precinct, and
whereas it having been the real in
tent and purpose of this Board to es-
tablish said precinct SO as to include
all lands or territory within the boun-
daries as described in said petition.
1t is ordered that the order ere
ating and establishing Elkins Pre-.
cinct No. ~ a and made of record
February 20, 1908, be and is hereby
amended, changed Or corrected, either
Of which may be proper, so that the
boundary lines of said precinct shall,
FOR all purposes hereafter, be as de-
scribed in the petition asking for the
creation of said precinct n as fol
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at the N. w. corner Of
township 6 south OF range 81, thence
miles to the N. W. orn of town
ship 6 south, range 20 east. Thence
south along the range line between
ranges 20 and % east eight miles.
Thence due east along h section
line 8 miles; thence due south along
the section line 16 miles to the town
ship line between townships 9 and
10 south; thence west along said
township line 20 miles to the S. w.
corner Of township 9 south range q
range line between ranges 26 and 81
to place Of beginning.
Now comes Frank Large n Corn
Belt Land and Loan Co., by George
Holdefer, agent, by petition, and ask
the establishment Of a certain public
highway as described in said petition,
and represent to this Board that they
being the of all lands touch
ing said proposed highway, no dam
ages or charges will be made for said
roadway. Be it therefore. ordered that
a public highway b. n is hereby de
clared and established. the center
line of which shall be as described in
said petition as follows. to-wit:
Beginning se~venty-six (76) fee
west OF the center of the northwest
quarter of section thirty-four (34),
township twelve O2) south, range
twenty-six Ge6) east; thence south
parallel with the before mentioned
eighth section line, to the line be-
tween sections three 60 and ten
(10), township thirteen C3) south,
range twenty-six east, said roadway
to be forty feet wide, twenty feet on
each side of said described center
line.
Whereas in the creation of Elkins
Precinct No. IL out of parts of Pre-
cincts Nos. 1 n II. a part and par
eel of Precinct No. L was segregated,
cut off and left to the east of Elkins
Precinct No. II. Now, therefore, after
due consideration in the premises, It
is ordered that that part of Precinct
No. 1, so segregated. cut off and left
to the east of Elkins Precinct No. II,
for all precinct purposes hereafter
be added to and become a part OF
Kenna Precinct No. IL, and that the
boundary lines Of Kenna Precinct IL
be otherwise changed and altered to
include said territory more definitely
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of section four "a in township eight
south, range thirty (30 east; thence
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premises, it having been represented
to the satisfaction If this Board that
no charges would be made or asked
by any one for right of way for said
proposed highway, save and except
Wyatt Johnson who demands the
sum of fifty dollars for part of fenc-
ing through his lands, it is ordered
that Wyatt Johnson be allowed and
paid the sum of fifty dollars for said
purposes, and that q public highway
be and is hereby declared and estab-
lished as described in said petition
and as follows, to-wit:
Beginning for a center line at the
N. z. corner of the S. E. quarter OF
section 10, township u south, range
26 east, N. NJ. P. NJ; thence south
along the section line between sec
tons. 10 and 20, 20 and 80, 81 and 80
all in township II south, range 26 E.
IN. NJ. P. NJ, except where said section
line intersects the Canal when the
said highway shall follow directly OF
the west side the meanderings Of
l SdIu Cdidl " the IlHe DSl"Seh lo"I
| ships 26 and 81 south.
Whereas in the creation and estab
| !ishment of Elkins Precinct No. u
under date February 90. 1908, a:
| shown by the records of this Board
an oversight was made in h descrip
ticn of the boundary lines of said pre-
cinct, said recorded description no
conforming to the boundary lines a.
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north along said range line to the
and six south; thence east along said
township line to the range line be
tween ranges 81 and % east, town
ship 5 south; thence north along said
range line to the line of Roosevelt
county; thence along the meander-
ings Of said Roosevelt county line,
in a westerly, northerly and westerly
direction to the point of beginning.
Whereas now comes J. 1. Blanton
and others, residents OF Chaves coun.
ty, by petition and ask the creation
Of a new precinct around and about
Dunlap, of Chaves county, and where
as the territory that would be set
aside, in the creation of said precinct
for precinct purposes being a part
and parcel of Precinct No. 10, and
this Board having been satisfactorily
advised that a majority of the resi-
dents Of said Precinct No. 10 would
be more economically and conven-
iently served by moving the voting
| place lIOIu W. II LOIS > IdlCl ol
Ell Yeso to Dunlap, than by the Gre
alton of a new precinct. 1t is there.
fore ordered that the voting place be
and is hereby moved and changed,
for all precinct purposes hereafter,
from w. Fl. Longs ranch on Ell Yeso
to Dunlap, all in Precinct 10, Chaves
county, N. M, and it is further order
ed, to more conveniently serve the
people of Precincts 9 and 10, that the
boundary lines of Precinct No. 10 be
n are hereby altered and changed
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a
point where the Pecos river crosses
the extreme northern line of Chaves
county; thence in a westerly direc-
ton along the northern boundary
line Of Chaves county to the north
west corner of Chaves county: thence
in a southerly direction along the
western boundary line of Chaves
county to the southwest corner of
township 6, south range 81 east;
thence east along the township line
between townships 6 and 7 south to
LIZ EdHSS llHe cen ranges 20 anu
&c east; thence north along said
range line to the township line be
tween townships 5 and 6 south;
thence west along said township line
to the range line between ranges "a
n %, township 5 south; thence
north along said n line to the
township line between townships 3
and 4 S.; thence east along said town
ship line to the Pecos river; thence
in a n~ortherly direction along the
meanderings of the Pecos river to
the point of beginning.
Now comes V. NJ. Chambers and
others, residents of Plains Precinct
No. s, and ask that "A. S. A. Wallace
be appointed Justice of the Peace in
and for said precinct. Now, therefore,
after due consideration In the prem.
ises, and it appearing to this Board
that there being a vacancy in said
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Commissioners Proceedings.

CONTINUED from Page One.)
changed to be fifty feet. twenty-five
feet on each side Of said described
that, that part of the public highway
heretofore established, which only is
affected by this change be n is
hereby abandoned.
Whereas Commissioners Atkinson
and White having heretofore been in.
structed to ascertain, ecure and put
in good condition for the use of the
public the most practical public high
LAY across he valley of the Pecos
river, from the highway bridge over
/ said Pecos river near the mouth of
l the Rio Hondo in an easterly direc-
ton to Or near the mouth of Comanche
arroyo, and whereas said Atkinson
and White having secured right of
way for said proposed highway from
all parties without any expense to
the lands of Chris Schertz, who de-
manded the sum of eighty dollars
for damages TO his lands, and whereas
said Atkinson and White having
found that the most practical and
economical highway could be made
through and across the lands of said
Schertz, together with the amount
demanded by said Schertz. 1t is
therefore, ordered that Chris Schertz
be allowed and paid the sum of $50
for right of way for said proposed
highway through his lands and that
q public highway be n is hereby
declared and established as hereto
fore drained, graded, now Travelled
and as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the center of the
southeast quarter of section II, twp.
II, South range 25 E., being the CEN
ter of a public highway heretofore
established for a center line, thence
in an easterly direction along the
subdivision line to a point $50 feet
east of the section line between Sec
thence S. 81 deg. As min. e, at 1880
feet forks OF graded road, at 5000
feet a point; thence S. so deg. 80
min. east 30 feet; thence north "a
deg. so min. east 100 feet; thence N.
80 deg. east 21O feet; thence north
81 deg. east 40 feet; thence in a
~northerly and easterly direction as
the road is now travelled to Comanche
Spring. Return to $3.50 feet point at
forks of roads above mentioned;
thence south As deg. east along CEN
ter line of graded road 1900 feet,
magnetic d~eclination II deg. 80 min.
E.. said roadways to be sixty feet
wide, thirty feet on each side of the
said described center lines.
Now comes j. B. McCutcheon and
Others by petition and ask for the es-
Establishment of a public highway as
described in said petition. Now there
fore after due consideration in the
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Charles Whiteman has been ap-
pointed a member of the Armory
Board, to tax the place of George
Buffum. who has moved to Washing
ton, D. c., having received his com
mission from the governor today. Mr..
Buffum was formerly a clerk in the
land office, but secured a transfer to
Washington. He was prominent in
militia work INC was second lieuten.
ant of the Roswell Signal Corps.
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Notice for Bids for City Hall and Fire
Station,

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals win be received by the Fire
Department Committee at the City
Clerks office in the City of Roswell.
up n until 1880 o'clock, August 20,
1908, for the construction of a City
Hal and Fire Station for the City
Of Roswell, on lot IA in block 1e in
said city.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for $4,000, payable
to the City of Roswell, conditioned
that the accepted bidder will make
bond for so per cent contract price.
and enter into contract.
Bids will be received for building
complete as per plans and specihca-
tons, and, also received as per speci-
fications, with Jail, cement floor and
plumbing eliminated.
Plans and specifications are on nIe
at City Clerks office. The right will
be reserved to reject any or all bids.
A. L. WHITMAN,
Chairman.
R. D. BELL,
w. E. WISELEY,
Fire Department Committee.
Roswell, Aug. z, 1908. 36t11
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in a southerly direction along the
section line to the south boundary
line of said township eight (S);
thence in an easterly direction along
the line between townships eight (S)
and nine (9) to he line between
ranges thirty-three and thirty-four E.;
thence in a ~northerly direction along
said range line to the northeast cor
ner of township eight (S) south, r.
thirty-three east; thence in a west
erly direction along the township
line between townships seven CD
and eight (S) south to point Of be.
ginning.
Whereas now ome V. M. Cham
bers and others, resident citizens OF
the Plains, Chaves county, N. NJ, by
petition and ask that a Justice of the
Peace precinct be created and estab-
lished in that part of Chaves county
with a voting place at Plainview.
Chaves county, N. NJ. And whereas
the territory that would be set aside
in the creation of said precinct fol
precinct purposes being a part and
parcel OF Plains Precinct No. s, and
this Board having been satisfactorily
advised hat a majority of the resi-
dents Of the plains would be more
conveniently and economically serv
ed by moving the voting place from
Four Lakes to Plainview, han by the
creation of a new precinct. 1t is there
fore ordered that the voting box ant
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Valencia and Union county Repub-
licans have instructed for Andrews.
By the way, those are counties where
alphabetical voting is practiced, and
where the returns are held back un-
til an estimate can be made as to
how many votes are needed to over
come the Democratic majority in the
territory as a whole.