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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-02-27
CANTON.

= The Nonpareils Musical and. Dram
atical society, was royalty entertain
ed%Friday evening eoruary 81, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod
McGruder. Miss Fields, secretary
for the society was the hostess. The
fne program rendered was one of
the features of the. evenings enter
tainment. Vocal solos by, Mrs. U. A.
Hunter. Misses Fox, Ramsey, and
Geo. p. Titus, Jr. Master !. James
Titus the accomplished. young must
clan played several selections. The
society was honored with the pres
ence OF Nahum D. Brascher, editor
OF the Cleveland Journal. Mr.. Bras
cher gaye a practical and interesting
talk. which was received with hearty
applause, Another feature was a
sketch from, Hamlet by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Greene, which was most
beautifully portrayed. After the
critic, W. A.: Lewis read his Aeport
an elegant luncheon was served.
] M. l.. Pemberton, the agent for
the Advocate in Canton, has purchas.
ed a home at 1119 west Tenth street.
Tuesday evening, February II, the
Excelsior Literary society elected
c. w. Richardson president; to fill
the unexpired term Of Mr.. Geo. E.
Duufloo, who has left for the city
OF Washington. -
Miss Gene Smith, of Columbus,
was here the past week. visiting rela-
tives and friends. During her short
stay she was at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Mackey.
John Mosby, Of Lisbon, O., died
February 20, he was a brother OF
W.. M. Mostly Of this city.
!, Mrs Fields, the daughter Of Mrs.
L. Kane, and Miss Davis, Of Pitts
burg, are, visiting in the city.
) Mrs. A.. G. Hath is reported able
to come in from the Ingleside> hos
pitM,,, =. ...
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CEDAR GROVE.

The colored republicans Of Cedar
Grove met at their hall on Saturday
night, FEBRUARY % and orsAaiznd
wha: is known as the Cedar Grove
CoIored Republican club. The offic~
ers arc as follows: J. II. Dlnsn3s,
president; r. w. Martin, ice-D,C3!-
dent; J. K. Wilson, secretary; J. W.
Anderson. assistant secretary; Henry
Smith, treasurer; G. w. Lee, ser
geant~at-arms.
Republican speeches were made by
!. H. Dinsess, J. K. Wilson, Henry
Smith Members enrolled 65.
Joe Branch, Of Page, was the
guest Of Miss Almira Riddle on last
Sunday.
Nathaniel Phillips, OF Charleston,
was visiting his sister, Mrs. Surena
Martin on last Sunday. .> 81
Philips being accompanied by James
Rurks, of Charleston. -
Mrs. George Grant, of Boone, coun~
", was here last week on business.
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FREE TO OUR READERS.

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RED STAR.

Mrs: NJ. E. Davis was a business
caller to Montgomery. Saturday. -
Mrs. VIM. Clayton has removed to
Glen Jean. d. '-.:
=? Or. s.. A. Washington was at Thur
mond, Saturday, on professional. bus
mess. 80 49,. =. =. ~. s ~ d" =. -.
:: Miss Y. A. Brown was business
visitor at Mt. Hope, Monday. :
s. M. Davis. of Montgomery was
in town, Tuesday, 18th, in the in
terest of X: of P's.: ...>.:' "'
Mr.. Benton and Miss Brown az
tended services at Glen Jean, Sum-
day. morning. -, ..... -.
DR.. s. A. Washington was at Ca,
perton, Tuesday. y. = ....-.
Mrs.. Benton and Miss Brown were
shopping at Glen, Jean last week. =
80 Miss Maud Tarrer was the week.
end guest OF Mrs. H. C. A. Wash
ington. ....>'rl >. -..%
The ladies Of the Woman's I'M
provement~ League gave an informal
reception, at the residence of Mrs. r.
G, Gregory, in honor Of the bride ana
groom, Prof. and Mrs. Jefferson. The
president, Mrs. Washington, gave a
few appropriate words of welcome,
which were responded to by Mrs: JEFF
:ferson. Prot. Jefferson and MI, NJ,
Malone gave excellsgt talks: Z Az
present enjoyed the eyenip g. and left
At an early hourSin the morning, I y. \:
s Miss Mildred Burdettee and W. j..
Napper, both? stqdenfa OF w est Fir
.gfnia Institute, who have Sbeent home
on account or Illness, have rRttarned
to school = % = 1< 9E
Mrs: John Clayton, who has been
iilr, has about covered.. ~. Z: ,:, 8.
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MT. HOPE. =

Mrs. r. Tarrer, of fI Gfeensville,
spent the week with her daughter,
Mrs. II. A. Scott.
Mrs. Margaret Barbse, OF sIronton,
Ohio, was a Sunday visitor here.
Rev. D. c. Deans preached two ex-
cellent sermons at his church, Sun
at p. 10. ,<a.Il'' az
The Macdopald school celebrated
Washington birthday with an ex-
cellsht program. After which icchi, fruits,
candfea and ices were. served to pu-
pills and the many VISITORS, Music
vas furnished by the. Kblsytbe public
sShooi baad. H.. -. af8,3,as S5xyal,,, a.
Owing to sickness instha fsmDy Of
RsTsy 4S6tson, he was Aabls 10 hold
.sefy5bsss Sunday. RED Eyea,
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:tsRchers, Mts csilaway and Mics
Berthe Turner, school Was clossd two
days tfst week. We. are glad to re-
port them better. 49, =. Aat.i ~, =
( A library has been placed in our
school, which AIDA much credit to
teachers and pupils. : -. s
i" M. Rouse has returned to Glen
Jean, after being at home several
days. suffering with, muscular Erheu-
matisp. #......t. t., So Z. *
& We ss3sre glad to, note that ;, mrs.
Washington is rapidly Recovering
from q three weeks illness. /, = ~.
The condition Of Mrs Sallis Hale
'rematns about. the same. -, : r.. T..
4 Miss Collie Galloway has been at
home sick for a week or more.y She
Is better at this writing. =, ~, <
Z: Service swere conducted by Rev.
anderson lin Fayetteville, Sunday,
and Rev. Belcher at Bays. = Services
again, Sunday, = at both places. 80,
Luddte1 Turner has returned from
Winola.' ~ ! 80: II. -.
Ernest Rotan has opened up barr
Der shop, at the Galloway hotel. -
" Our Sabbath school Ia progressing
nicely Under Superintendent Swee-
ney. : He was called away on bust
ness, Sunday. and Ernest Rotan pre-
sided. .,.< -: . -. T.. .,.
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NEGRO ATTORNEY TO TESr sg5
, Jim crow Lazy

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. 25.--W. g
Hart, Negro attorney of Washins
ton, arrived here today 70 act al ~
special prosecutor In the suit .oe the
Oklahoma Negroes to enjoin the oira
lahoma railroads from enforcing ]tssl
Jim Crow" law. On his way here
he was ordered into the 9Jina ,Cf0w',ss !
cal" when the train reached 90
5ahoma line. He LETT tho tEaiIs ab
Falls, and drove to- ftrsa aslssr5s
than ride In the sep fats 4. Thesl
Negroes say they vii hi ~ sutsk
to the limited atsts pt.xs 81
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ANSTED.

Rev. Gregory filled his regular ap-
cd an able sermon at both services.
: Regular work here has been sus-
pended for some time. At present
the men work about two or three
days in week. In spite OF no work,
the people seem happy, and there is
no. suffering The greater MI mber
of them In the days Of prosperity put
aside bank accounts for the days Of
scarcity.
Miss Pearl Pogue, Of Page, is here
visiting
Aunt viney Hicks is on the siok
list.
The Misses Quarles, or Hawks
Nest, attended services here, Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Dues Is on the sick
list. -.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Powell, a
girl.
Mrs. Brooks, mother Of Mrs.
Comes, is here visiting.
The Sunday school and B. Y, p. U.
are progressing nicely.
Mrs. Rosa oFrte, who has been
visiting here for some time as the
guest Of her husband, returned home,
Friday.
Miss Osa Forte spent. a week ut
yTalcott :, the guest Of relatives. -"
- Henry Warren was calling 2 on
friends at Raleigh and Becky. last
week, ISE z 4 s'tss : y ~
S Mrs, Rsbacca Eldridgo has been
fhs atok llsSa 81 W d
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TTy ?Sf~7,.'' -.
WESTON.
~! -. J..

-; - Miss Msys, teacher in the Grafton
public Schools, was the pleasant guest
Of Mrs. y. l.. Griffith last Saturday
and Sunday. ~. r. 49, ~. -
Mrs. Julia Mcdonald was called to
Morgantown the latter part of last
week, on account Of the serious ILL
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Flora
Henderson. r.. -
Miss Georgia Sutton, Of Buckhan-
non, spent last Sunday here, the
guest Of Mrs. Caroline Lacy,
. The. many friends Of E. Simpson
Brown are glad to know he Is able to
resume his work again at the Bailey
house barber shop. ;-.=
-. Chas. :, Arnold, of "Buckhannon.
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
his family .:"> .....
Russell, Moulton, Of Buckhannon,
ewas calling on friends here last Sun
day I IT,, '..'"'s' . ~
Mrs. Wesley Lacy is filling the
place Of attendant at the asylum III
this absence of Mrs. Mcdonald. q
:: Norman Ray, OF Sutton. spent last
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
While here he was the guest of Mr..
aud Mrs Wesley lacy. ......
Rev. J. L. Griffith has returned
from an extended trip through Ken
lucky and Ohio, He reports a pleas
ant time.
Mrs. Mary Hubbard has about re-
covered from a severe attack Of
grippe. .-.
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.cAR'RIoN.

The voters 6f&thts place met in a
called mscting M the l 9Th inst The
Wood, at 7#sg ~, !, !. :; ~: ="
BY general coasent, A J: Wood
acted as Temporary. chairman, and r.
7. Payne "a ;ses s. 80, 5.
man on The Ssneats Of republican
clubs. "a CLUB t%as% organized, known
az the j. B.: Foraker Club; of Carbon,
w, Va Z: .::ss>a.S' ~ r.. = :".:5
The following ,Sofficers were elect
ed: ~ L: ,5sS,Sssss, -. = =.
A. j.. Wood. 1prasident; II. l.. Ro-
tan, vice president; J. w. Brown,
secretary; z, EG%.S2Agnew, assistant
secretary; c.. h Garter, speaker, Of
tho club; M. Jackson, treasurer !; j.
A.JWilson, sergeaItt-at-arms. ~, - Z: 5. !.
After the enrolment of 100 og
more. members; the club was z3nad-
dressed by Hon. r. H. Carter. The
address was received with many APP
plauses. fxS$Esss<. g.. > s%3 p =
T. T. Page aleo spoke He Is q
very euthusiastictsp speaker. J.. 4: >
Music was Furnished by the, Re-
public Exae1stor band; L. c.; hooker,
DIRECT tor. ~ LIZ 81 2IJ ~
The club &c tatSned to meet at the
cali of The bTsE Sdant. .; ~ { ~
~: ! 'fss:s w oOD. Pres.
W. &sec. -, ~ .3-.4*s =:
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bill, No. q, which prov Id stofi ths
Isxembtio on from examination ltadents
who graduate from the normkl de-
partmsnt Of the West Virginia Col
ored Institute N$% 80 t.: ;:stt,
Mrs; Matte MOSS has recovered
from q recent illness .Apd II able to
ebeH about again. w ,::sss $50 8 :. = 5. D.,
NE Mrs. Annie Brown con luded Der
vices. at simpson chnfS az last week.
Friday evening an Immense Crowd
| var present. tb hear her farewell SCR
SSIs Mrs.. Brown HAS Been conduct
((ftRs setaices at Simpson Church the
{ past eight weeks. Much interest has
bsAH manifested.. "a s,aG y Z, &
Mrs. Ballard { Brook was hostess,
Friday afternoon, to- the Improve
meht LeagIe,, at her home; on Eliza
beth street. 8 Arrangements Tor the
/ D, WebBter Davis meeting were COM
pleted. - The sewing class will meet
!. at Garrett school. Mrs. i, M. Car
per and Mrs. Mary ny Diiliard will
conduct the, class, .assiAted by other
members of the league. At the next
meeting Ray Stannard Bakers ar
LAStC, \ Ac NOlOIr lLluofrIutlAS INOEtu,
in the February American, will be
read and. discussed. After the bust
ness session, : the hostess served
tlunch. q ... t@,,' X .H}%'
4 Grand-rafly at sth4RauI A.. M. b.
church SUNDAY netted '3121.oo. The
tladtesTof st.. Paul Am E. church
will meet at the parsona gez tonight,
2OA DOfualIy. street Es.,A - 'f..i<..
T. Revival meeting will begin. at St.
! Paul A., NJ! b. church Sunday. REV.
e. r.. o'Brient, OF Parkershnrg; will
assist Rev, W E. W4lker In this
meeting. ;r",:,# = = r., =:
Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. Howard,
OF Hinton; were guests e. their, cous-
ina, Mr.! and Mrs. Harvey Mlckens,
Monday ~ i. ~ St.i Z: . '....'
Miss Clara Johnson, of tMalden. at
tended the lecture at the Baptist
church Saturday night. ~. -. -
I Sherman Watts is i'll at his home
on North Rand st. ~ ;..sls.
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FAYETTEVILLE.

G. B. Turner has accepted an ap-
pointment at Washington, under
Congressman Gaines. r
A. F.. Rotan was In Montgomery
last week on political business.
w. H, Wilkerson, of Mt. Hope,
was In town, Saturday. 49,. -.
b Hon II. H2TSaiiey; of Montgomery,
Yves q Dusfness visitor in town, SAT-
dtaay.G 81 b 80 ~ - i ~
sseapaps .sf iliness of ne
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Garnett School : Items.
80: First Grade.

Willie Courtney hag been unable
to attend school on account OF grip
y. Carte Richards. was absent sew
erai' days on account of illness.
Oscar; Carey has become a mem.
Der: of the South Side school, hay
ing moved, there last week.
Pupils of, the Third Grade neither
absent nor tardy last month were:
John: BOYD, James Burks, = Curtis
Johnson, and. Charleys Saunders. =
The following is the ranort of
cases of tardtness in the sixth ,saev-
etnth, ana eighth ,gradeas9ors fite ;fb, *
months : beginning SeptenihaT sAIaS
ending January 20, 1870 20 .3 5:fs !:
x First nianth, T. lcaBea;; g esSotId
month 49, cases; !, third, $xsfoHthi
6aaes; !. fourth month, 28 osasa q; YeFsss
age per month, 2 8 cases, Lease "!
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Sy,Sf s.sGhsd In his stead, Sunday
= -$1 nockman made a business
cah ! at stone Nchf1. the first of the
WeNk, 3 3 i;Sst,t' S~.&y<. ! 49,! ~
n Jofdkn Bailey. OF Macdonald, has
feopenSd the z Bailey hotel barber
FStOp. ~ y .f.r", ...,
H, A: Johnson went to Fayetteville
on, business. Monday. .< aitH ~" ~
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PAGE.

a.. pA(Th, ~. : -. s...
Rev. r. q. w. Meadows preached,
Sunday, it being his regular, day.
joe Branch spent Sunday at Cedar
Grove. .-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. cambridge are
Visiting friends at Ansted. y:' 49,.
Miss Maggie Walker is ON the sick
list. - ~: ~. '.;tln",
+, zOlliBsRryor has returned1from ST..
AlbRpsg ..y%a/
ZTh e ~, P. U. held. it's monthly
msetfns Sunday afternoon. The
prokrahSw Gss~.tt><, =. :.
Opened by singing,
Prayer, by r. W. Snead. .::..
Quotations, by menahets.,
Recitation, by Master Pearl e.
cambridge ..4
Singing.
Select reading, Mrs II Washing
Faith" was discussed by Rev.
Frank stRnley. Rev. r. DIV. Mead
ows and r. w. Sneadtst.sI's.s:.
-: The debate betweeni R.EW. Snead
and J, w. cambridge Waa quite inter
esting. Rev. Meadows TOOK up the
International sunday@sehool lesson.
Ernest McCadden, cot Mt Carbon,
was In town, Monday. T.
Mrs. Chas. Taylor spent Monday at
Ka1lawha, z.@s.z.,,
Miss Mary Riley left Monday for
her home at Gordonsvtlle, Va.
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After the lecture Saturday night,
an informal reception was held at
the X Of p Hall complimentary to
the Visitors. The time was spent in
dancing. E'-n>' = -. .. - -
TIE K. Of p Halt was crowded
Tuesday81ight when Phyllis Wheat
ley Golr& 81 5Calantbe gave It's Mar
tina Washington tea. The evening
was very ACKNOWLEDGMENT in dane
Capital clty lodge No. /, K: of
P, held E an interesting meeting
Thursday night when sixteen candi-
dates got theirs. After the, initia-
ton reFreshnents were served. >
Mr.. and Mrs. 60. Woodley have as
their guest Mas hucy Warrenton,
Of Buchanan, Va. r. ~ d g. &.&
Mrs. Anna Gamble, whose illness
was reported IN. these columns last
week, is Slightly approved.
D., Webster BaHts,@ whose Ireputa~
ton ais leStuwFJis national, lectur-
ed Saturday night at the First Bap=
list chutabT to &siarge audience. The
subject of 1afF tbasisr lecture Yves
"Gfumblegs. = = (. s. ]" y. ~ NJ ;
! Hon ]. III. Ellis member. of thS
.i,oitse Of dslega ~ racsiyin cor,-
xratuisg I s 9f e 4 iai =.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-08

cit discriminates in favor of the
corner business location against the
one in the middle of the block.
ct will almost put the weight
hitching fellows out of business, such
as hackmen, icemen, the butcher, etc.
ct will only partially relieve the
sanitary condition and cleaning of the
street, for it is to be supposed peo-
pie will be allowed to hold their
horses on the street and to drive
along it.
at will make Main street look like
a barren desert or a wide place in
the road as compared with what it
is now.
There is only one argument for
it: danger OF runaways,' and by the
laws of chance it would seem they
could happen on a side street just the
same as on Main street. No, it won't
do, gentlemen. Add two more cyphers
to that 40 and make it 1000 days be-
fore you put it into effect.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

hear Mr.. Andrews crate m Wheth-
er you agree with Mr.. Andrews and
endorse the shrewd political move or
not, it will be worth your while to
attend the celebration and see what
kind of a job the dear Repubs are
trying to put up.
The Record fears hat an overdose
of Eddy county politics is working
on the Advocate. We don't do things
that way in Chaves county. The Re
publicans as a party have nothing to
do with the plans for a Fourth of Jul
ly celebration in Roswell. The Elks
lodge started the move, and as good
citizens Democrats and Republicans
alike will push it along. Even the
Democrats have a curiosity to see the
man who Is to run against Hon j. F.
Hinkle in the fall election. AS for
Governor Curry, Roswell is mis- home
town, and although he has "backslid"
he used to be a pretty good Demo
crat, and there is still hope of saliva
ton for him.
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BIDS FOR PUBLIC BUILDING
TO BE OPENED JULY THIRD

Postmaster Kellahin has posted a
notice calling for proposals for the
sale or donation of a lot for the pub
lie building authorized by the federal
government. The proposals will be
received up to 2 p. M, July 3.
The proposals must comply with a
number of restrictions as follows:
The lot must be a corner lot 160 by
147 feet, approximately. The price;
character of the foundation; %proximi-
ty to street cars, sewers, gas. water,
ETC., must be stated. A diagram must
be submitted showing the nearness
to the lot to the principle streets, north
of pavements, and whether the city
possesses the title to the land under
the sidewalks; the adjacent streets
and alleys. The vendor to pay all e
penses, ecu abstract of title, etc.
The improvements or the property
must be reserved by the vendor, but
may remain on the property, paying
a reasonable ground, until thirty days
before construction begins.
All proposals must be marked 'Pro
posal for Federal building site at Ros-
we'll, New Mexico" and sent to
Secretary Corte1you at Washington.
The call is posted at the p~ostofice.
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Bio Rain in Lower Valley.

Many Roswell people saw at a dis
the south Saturday night and people
coming from Carlsbad report hal the
lower valley was blessed with a boul-
teous rain at that time. At Carlsbad
the rain began falling at nine o'clock
and steadily continued until eleven.
1t is not known how much farther to
the south the rain started but it NOV
ed northward, extending to Artesia.
A little hail, but insufficient to do any
damage, fell at Carlsbad.
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CARLSBAD PREPARING
TO SHIP PEACHES.

Special Mail Correspondence.
Carlsbad, N. NJ, June 6.-Carlsbad
is going to ship a large quantity of
the season will commence in about a
week. A number of the young orch
ards are coming into bearing this
summer and the fruit is exceptionally
fine. Mssrs. McLenathen and Tracy,
two of the pioneer fruit men in the
valley, have one hundred acres of
peaches in a solid body which are a
marvel to every one who sees them.
The Public Utilities Co. is Install
ing a new automatic pump to the
wells supplying Carlsbad with better
fire pressure. This pump will add for
ty pounds to the pressure they have
already, and be ample for all needs
of the city even in case of fire.
Three tanks and a warehouse be-
longing to the Continental Oil Co.
burned here this Saturday morning.
The loss is estimated at nearly S1O,-
600. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous combus-
ton. A man had beer sent to the tank
to pump oil for city distribution, and
he had not pumped more than two
gallons when he was enveloped in
flames. He made a dash for the door
and escaped without injury. The build
ings. tanks and contents were a to-
tai loss. H. S.. CARTER,
Secy. Publicity Carlsbad Com. Club.
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council Thursday night. He summed
up his reasons for opposing the ordi-
nance as follows:
Il do not think the town is ripe
for such legislation, and I do not be-
lieve the people will stand for it
when they fully understand what the
enforcement of such an ordinance
means. There are mank arguments ag
ainst such a measure.
1T will prove a p~rivation to our
people and a constant source of con.
troversy between them and the Off.
GERS.
1T will be a great Inconvenience,
especially to ladies.
cit will prove a nuisance to residen-
ces and business places on the side
streets to have all the hitching there.
1T will have a tendency to drive
country trade from Roswell.
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of Sale for Non-Payment Of

Notice of Sale for Non-Payment Of
Freight.
Whereas a certain car of lumber,
weighing 43,250 pounds, consigned t.
J. F. McMurray at Roswell, New Mex
leo, and transported ove the lines of
the Eastern Railway Company of New
Mexico and connecting lines from
Guthrie, Oklahoma, to Roswell, New
Mexico, remains unclaimed and the
charges for freightage thereon to the
amount OF $289.78 are unpaid, although
notice of the arrival of said freight
signee, and said freight has been
awaiting the consignee at said sta
ton since December 13, 1907, and the
storage thereon amounts to $4,000.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that the Eastern Railway Com.
pany of New Mexico claims a lien
said lumber for the freight due
as aforesaid, and in order to satisfy
said lien and to pay said freight and
storage, will offer said lumber for
dlC al pdOilS duClIOA anu sell LQ6
to the highest AID best bidder
at the station grounds at Roswell
New Mexico. on Monday, the 18th
day of June, 1908, at ten o'clock in
forenoon of said day. A true ac-
count of the sale will be kept by said
company showing the price at which
each parcel or lot of said lumber is
sold and the proceeds of said sale.
less the expenses of the sale and said
and storage will be paid
20 the owner Of said lumber, upon
and proof of ownership. AZ
any time within sixty days amer the
sale, after which date all right Of q 8
ion therefor shall be barred.
EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
OF NEW MEXICO.
By NJ. d. BURNS. Agent. (5-z7 to eli,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-06-08
SEES POLITICS IN IT.

The Artesia Advocate is "seein'
things" Referring to the preparations
being made by the Elks lodge for a
Fourth of July celebration in Ros-
well, the Advocate gives vent to the
following alarm:
"Under the guise of a regular old
fashioned, patriotic Fourth of July
celebration, the Republicans of Ros-
well have arranged to exhibit Dele
gate Andrews and let him tell the vot-
ers why he should be reelected to
congress from New Mexico. The en-
tire valley is urged to visit the Big
City on that date and help to cele-
brate our national independence and