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Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
Taft's Religion.

The Republican presidential
candidates religion seems to be
designed to catch 'em comm
an gwine," somewhat like the
political platform upon which he
is running. The following dis.
patch from Washington TO the
Woman's Daily explains:
The fact that Secretary Taft
is a Unitarian has been printed,
but in order to make il official q
statement was given to the
White House Thursday. The
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
Malaga Items.

MIR. J. A. Hartshorn came
home Thursday morning from
Alne. Oklahoma, where he has
been the past month.
Mr.. Chas Beeman went to
Carlsbad Tuesday morning.
Mr.. S. A. Hobby has resigned
his position as ditch rider. Dot
Smith has been installed in his
place.
Mrs. Epperson and children
left Friday night for Kansas
where they will visit relatives
for some time.
Miss Edith Hartshorn went up
to Carlsbad the 18th to stay for
some time.
Mr.. Chas Billings new house
came near burning last Monday.
A fine rain fell here last Tues
day evening.
Willis Caldwell, having sold,
all his real estate, is now clos
ing out his stock of goods at
cost.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

After the primaries in Eddy
county which occur tomorrow our
genial and whole souled friend
Will Robinson, the Potter" Of the
Roswell Register Tribune who by
the way writes entertainingly on
who will be nominated in this
county will learn with disgust
how far he is off in his prediction
on the probate clerks race.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

The aequittal of Hawkins for the
killing Of Charley Barber is an
other proof that the west is not
drifting to anarchy, but has for
some time been enjoying that to
the anarchist much desired con-
dition Of society. 1t would seem
that in order to come clear from a
killing the killer has only to prove
10 a jury that he was insulted and
abused by his victim. II was
never shown that Barber was
armed and he undoubtedly was
unafmed when shot down. He
simply had contempt for Haw-
kins and by every word and action
showed IL, calling Hawkins hard
names and jeering and poking fun
at him. This was shown to the
Jury and II completely exhonorated
Hawkins which goes as far as e
say, by the act of acquittai, thai
the jurors cared nothing for tn,
law or evidence, but sympathizet
entirely with the man who wal
abused. This, though not Law
should awaken a fear in the min'
of any who habitually "run |
over" or "buffalo" others. Tn
so called coward is frequently tn
most dangerous when driven Z
desperation and he knows tha
after being abused he will stan'
in no danger II he kills his tor
mentor Charley Barber, thougl
generous and good hearted youn
man is a victim 10 the fac, that |
does not pay to become a bully.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
Methodist Church.

Sunday: Sunday school. l0 u. ma
preaching services, IL a m; juns6f
league, 1880 p, m; senior league. Z p.
m, preaching services, 1880 p. m,
Wednesday: Prayer meeting, 7:30
p. m; choir practice, p, m.
Thursday: Home Mission Society
first Thursday in each month at .. m.
choir practice, Up. m.
The pastor, as well as the Charity
and Help Department of the League
and the Home Mission Society, will be
glad TO learn Of the whereabouts Of the
needy. sick or strangers.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
EX.PRESIDENT CLEVE-
LAND DEAD.
Died at Princeton New Jersey
at S:45 Wednesday Morn.
ing.

TTlIlCeIOH, ~. d., Juiie St
Grover Cleveland. former presi-
dent of the United States, died
suddenly at his home here at
$40 this morning. His death
was due to heart failure compli-
Gated with other diseases.
"Mr. Cleveland for many
years suffered from repeated at
tacks of castro intestinal origin.
He also had a long standing dis
ease of the heart and kidneys.
Heart failure complicated with
pulmonary trouble and oedema
were the immediate cause of his
death" "
Grover Clevlend was the 22nd
and Oath President. He was
born in Caldwell, Essex county
N. j., on March Is 1887 and was
consequently II years old last
March. In his earlier days he
served as a clerk, later going to
Buffalo where he became a bank
clerk and where he was admitted
to the bar in 1859. From this
date his honors came thick and
fast.
From 1856 to 1865 he was as
sistant district attorney and in
1870 was elected sheriff of Erie
county and served until 1878
He became mayor of Buffalo In
S 1881 and this led to his nomina
S ton to the higher Office of Gov
e ernor of the state of New York
The campaign for governor il
" 1883 was a strenuous one ant
u when the smoke of the battl,
" had cleared away it was foun,
g that Cleveland was elected b.
u the great majority of 1872, 900.
;, BY this time the attention o
- the country as a whole had be
"A come attracted to Cleveland an
:. in 1884 he secured the democra
- tic nomination to the highes
"A office in the gift of the America
!, people and was elected over hi
% republican opponent, James c
:. Blaine. While president in thj
. his first term he attracted muc
a, attention to the subject to tari
:, reform by his famous messag
on that subject to congress. II
i, was renominated but was defea
- ed in 1883 by BENZ. Harriso
q, and retired from the presidenc
in 1889.
The democratic party aga
turned TO Cleveland in 1892 ar
as he was nominated and electt
u over Harrison, receiving 277 ele
N toral votes to his opponents Il
u and $3.50, 533 popular votes
IT, 5,l75,577 for MIR. Harrison
IN When his term expired in Is.
rd he retirtd to Princeton, N. N
40 where he has since resided wit
n hia fnmilv
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

The nomination OF Andrews means
the turning loose OF many republi-
cans and the leading republican
newspaper of the territory in bitter
denuneiations and sure defeat.
The nomination OF otero means an
overhauling of the nasty record
made by his administration, and
an "also ran" place in the finish.
The nomination OF Judge Mann will
lose the republicans of all the north
ern counties; while Catron can no,
carry any OF the southern counties.
On the whole, II appears that the
republicans will be forced to civ,
the nomination TO Andrews and
then take their defeat gracefully al
possible. Tucumeari Sun.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
There are Few

people who know how to take care Of
themselves the majority do not. The
liver is most important organ In the
body. Herbine will keep IL in condi.
tion. V. c, Sinpkins, Alba. Texas,
wrilssls 81 have used Herbine for
Cbfffs and find 1t the best medicine |
jfver used would not be without II
1t is rs good for children as II is for
grownup people, and recommend IT,
II is fine for La Grippe Sold by Eddy
Drug Company.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
A Happy Mother

will see that her baby is properly
carer for--to do this good purRatlve is
necessary Many babies suffer from
worms and q er mothers don't know
tiff your BABY is feverish and doesn Z
sleep at nights, II is troubled with
worms. Whites Cream Vermifuge will
clean out these worms In a mild pleas
ant way. Once tried always used.
Give it a trial Price 25 cents. - al
Eddy Drug Company.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

shAso"sSe s'
Hot and dry y-theremonter re-
yisters LA in The sun. Crops
onrning up.
Cattle are doing well. but
grass is beginning to burn.
Mr.. O'Quinn was shaking
hands for the last time the Goth.
The Baptist camp meeting will
begin on the first Friday night
in August. Bros. Reeves and
billiard Of Henderson county
Texas will assist Brother Berry,
many in the services. A pavil-
ion will be erected and a good
interesting meeting is expected.
The stork has visited the home
of Ben Smith and J. Myrick
dropping a bit of humanity into
the lap Of motherhood.
MIR. Jim Patt has leased the
hotel for the coming year. E.
Robinson having purchased the
building from Florence Love.
The picnic and barbecue will
come off Saturday 9th with O
candidates ball the proceeding
night. A platform will be er.
ected for the dancing. A base
ball game is announced for botf
Friday and Saturday.
Miss B. McMaster and Jo,
Hollebeke were married il
Eastern Texas, and are now en-
joyihg their honeymoon on tn,
Galveston beach.
1t is to be deplored that can
didate will hold up an opponent
supposed religions belief as
reason for his defeat. Are W
not all children of the same al
mighty God, worshippers of tn
same Christ and intent on gain
ling the same heaven or rest
What matters to what church
man belongs so his heart
right. This criticism and slmos
= dictation of what a man shoul
= believe and how he should liv
religiously, harks back forcibl
to the days of the Puritia
4 Fathers, when to be liberal an
a broad minded was a signal fC
A banishment or cruel punishment
. The good God is not going to il
quire our church Relationship
but as to how we have followe
Christ's teachings.
d The lobo wolf is playing hav,
l. among the stock. Welhort h;
It lost seventy-fve calves al
n other stock men have offered
is reward of $50 for his captur
!. Those who have seen his VOL
is ship say he is a fine specime
h Some of you wolf hunters get
fl the field.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

Call at our store and see the
wonderful Fire. less Cooker.
Very simple in construction, but
marvellous in its results. Tracy
Roberts Hdw Co.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

Without blemish, without a
scratch, full Of scars of course, but
honorably acquitted, a gentleman,
a scholar, an orator, private record
as clean as a whistle, no public re-
cord, Of course, trusted by all for
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves

A child or an unframed hired
girl can use it safely. Fuel
only costs a or 6 cents a day.
No kindling, ashes, SCOT dirt or
HEAT. Cheaper than wood at
So. 90 a cord. We sell them.
TRAcY-RoBERTs HDw. Co,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

w. L. Livingston returned
Wednesday from Chicago,
Miss Watha Jones, of Mt.
Pleasant, Missouri, is the guest
of Mrs. J. +. Joyce.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26
500 Reward.

For arrest of and conviction of
any person stealing my horses or
cattle. A. c. HEARD.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

Tomorrow ends the suspense for
many Of our citizens, who have
been coaxed into running for office
by their friends.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

Bring your Harness or Saddles
and have them fixed up at
Finlay-Pratt Hardware Com
pany. All kinds of leather
work.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

For two phaetons, one double
buggy, harness, saddle, ensilage
cutter, hay rake and tanning mill
and finest horse in town.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

his integrity, we will have more
to say as time goes on -Albuquer-
que Sun.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

w, Il. Owen beat Bobo ao3 two
years ago In the primaries. Nc
Keen beat Emerson 40 two years
ago. y
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

Your horse gets the best care
at City Stables.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-06-26

FOR SALES Singl e top
buggy. Good as new. See X.
B. Armstrong at National Bank
of Carlsbad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
BRooKLYE BRIEFS

Any straw hat left at the Upson, Singleton & Co.'S goes for soc to- morrow.
 Miss Nellie Dunphy of Bank street left yesterday for vacation at Woodmont.
 All the foremen of the Water bury Brass Goods corporation will go on an outing to Savin Rock to-mor- row.
 The house at the end of Law renee street Is being bolstered up. So much sand was carted away from the bank nearby that the house was in danger of going over. The repairs now going on do not look as though they would last long The end of the street is in a bad condition at pres ent and a guard rail should be placed there for the protection Of people who use the street.
 One of the Trott Baking Co horses ran away on Bank street this morning. The animal was standing with it's bakery wagon near the He'll mann Brewing Co when 1t was frightened Down Porter street it went, over Charles and on 10 South Leonard. It was stopped as lt was rounding the curve at the corner of Bank and South Leonard streets. No damage was done the outfit.
 Already they are talking football in Brooklyn. 'BilF' Mahaney. who for the past yew years has been a member of the All-Waterbury team. Is trying to organize an eleven fo be known as the All-Brooklyn team. but 1t Is a question whether enough play CTS can be procured It Is said that Michael Madden. who has successful l Iy managed the B. A. C. baseball team. vas asked to assume the mana gerisl relns but Mike declined. The AIl-Waterbury team Is sad to have twenty-three players on its list al- ready In connection with football ] 1t Is said that Walter Legge. the pop ular Brooklyn athlete. will this fall enter college.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
WATERBURY BABIES.
Took Prizes at Baby Show Yesterday at Lake CompOunce.

at Lake Comp0nnce.
 Four Waterbury babies carried of prizes at the annual baby show held yesterday at Lake Compounce. There was large number of entries and considering the numerous mothers present 1t is remarkable that some really exciting incidents did not oc- cur. There were babies present from Waterbury, Cheshire, Terry vile, Meriden, Southington, New Britain, Plainville, Hartford and Bristol.
 The handsomest twins in the ex- hibit were from this city, Madeline and Mildred Storm of IT Watertown road. .E .
 Carleton L. Atwood of Park road was the most handsome baby from Waterbury.
 The noisest youngster in the show was Paul Ortleib of 461 We Main street. He had 1t on every baby in the place in this respect and had no difficulty in taking the blue rib bon.
 There was only one colored baby entered.
 New Britain is strong on the looks for three of the four beauty prizes went to the village near Hartford.
 The Waterbury babies entered were Carleton Laine Atwood, Park road; Alice Jeanette Terry, II Sims bury street; Paul Ortlieb, 461 West Main street: William Marks Rich, 26 Brewster street; Kenneth Delkes. champ, 151 Orange street; Theodore L. Holmes, 50 Walnut street: Alice Elizabeth Hill, ISIS Baldwin street; Madeline and Mildred Storm, twins, IT Watertown road, Grace Overin, 901 North Main street: Edmund Howard, 15 Walnut street; Marcum L. Dews, 327 West Grove street.
 The judges were Dr W. w. Gris- wold of Bristol, Miss Clara Douglass of Forestville, Mrs George Water man of Terryville, Mrs Nellie Cole, Mrs Nellie Norton and Mrs Ellen McGregor of Bristol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
BOARD OF FINANCE
Rsmllion Park Employees Sal
 aries Not Approved.

Mayor Thoms presided at the meet ing of the board of finance yesterday afternoon.
 City Auditors William J. Spain and F. B. Buck submitted their report of the audit of the books of Tax Collect or Francis T. Reeves for the six months ending July 1, 1908. It was as follows:
 Dr.
 Taxes, water rents, per
 centages and liens. :. $779,52S.15 Assessments, licenses,
 permits and sundries. 12.3O4.27
 Total debits ........$791, 907.42
 Or.
 By cash paid E. l.. Tut
 tie, city treasurer. ... $791, 90I.42
 Total credits ...... 791.9O7.42'
 The report was accepted and order ed placed on file.
 The II Us of the several depart ments approved except of Hamilton park, which was held up for investigation, the comptroller having reported that there is no money to the credit of that account, not even enough to pay the salary of the superintendent. We'll then" remarked the mayor, shut down right away" In addition to the $12,- 900 appropriated for parks quite a slice, about $2,000 has been taken from the item Public lands and buildings" to meet last months Hamilton park payroll The whole matter was referred to committee consisting of Commissioners Scully, McElligott and Comptroller Russell for investigation and report. It was also hinted that it might be wise to look around and see how things stand in the other departments, for if all should follow the pace set by MT Walker there would be the deuce to pay before the first of next January.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
LOST CHILD RETURNED.
Wandered to Straitsville and Kept by
 Family Over Night.

Edward Greenwood, the 4-year- old son of MT and Mrs Arthur Green wood of Orange street, who disap- peared from his home Wednesday afternoon, was located yesterday af- ternoon. The boy was found wan dering near Straitsville Wednesday evening by man on his way home from work. The man brought the child into Naugatuck yesterday and left him with a family near the factory where he worked. Late yesterday afternoon the local police learned that lost child was in Naugatuck so MT Greenwood was notified and he immediately went down. The lost boy was his son and the father was much elated. Mrs Greenwood, who was much effected by her sons disappearance, is much improved although she is still rath- CT ill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
THE CITY COURT.
Karl Merkle Ordered to Pay Wife
 SfO a Week.

S1U Week.
 Karl Merkle, who was in court a few weeks ago for falling to support his wife and daughters, was there again to-day on the same charge. Three weeks ago he agreed to pay his wife $10 week, and he failed to do so. Some weeks he paid her sS and last week he paid nothing and furnished all kinds of excuses. He was represented to-day by Attorney McNiff, who smoothed out his tan gled explanations and secured an- other period of probation for him, with the understanding that he must pay s10 a week for six months. On his first failure to comply with this order Merkle must furnish a bond uf s200 to protect the city or go to jail for six months.
 Henry Hall, an old man, living h watertown, and Barney Calvin were each fined s5 and cost for intoxica- tion.
 William Maloney wound up a night of card playing "out east" b. get ting into a squabble with and pum- meling Louis Van Lott. starter for the trolley company. Maloney's s years saved him from the trolley mans fists. He was charged with breach of the peace and intoxication and was fined s10 and costs.
 William Prayer created terror in a simonsyille saloon by brandIshing a beer bottle and threatening to kill everybody. He was fined s10 and costs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, safe, easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills. Sold by Buckingham Pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
Something New!

The Sanitary Crystal Glass Ice Cream Freezer. Freezes Ice Cream without turning, also fees of all kinds. Positively delicious as we'll as Hygenic. Only s1.25.. Call and have 1t demonstrated.
 We also have something new for mending pots, pans, agate ware, enamel ware. Mends leaks in ice boxes, porcelain, china, glassware, broken crockery, bisque antique. marble or wood. Money back If 1t fails. Only 15c a box.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
READ THESE ITEMS IN SHOES.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPECIALLY
 PRICED FOR TOMORROW.

Marguerite Corset Covers, trim
 med with three rows of lace inserting and edged with lace
 regular price 39c, Special. .25c Six styles in Wide Muslin Draw CTS, daintily trimmed with Swiss embroidery and hem stitched ruffles, always sold for 75c, Special. ........... Soc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
The Latest and Best Appliance of its Kind Known to Physical
 and Medical Science APOTHECARIES- HALL co.
To Increase Capital Stock.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug 21.-At their meeting at Oleum yesterday the steps to increase the company's capi- talization from s10,000,000 to s50,- 000,000. The action was authorized at shareholders meeting. The reg ular September dividend was de- clared, payable September 20. Tho directors declared a dividend of $2 per share, payable out of the surplus earnings. The regular monthly divi- dend of 50 cents share was also de- clared.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
BIG SHIRT SPECIAL.

DIU D1l11tI S1 LO11Is Mems Negligee Shirts, cut coat and plain negligee styles, cuffs attached and detached, in neat light and medium col brings. all high grade shirts, the Regent, Silver, Yorke, Lion and many other we'll known high class shirts, rang ing in price up to s1.50, Spe- cial to clean up. p............6 .69t
 SEE SOUTH WINDOW.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
THESE SPECIAL ALUES IN MEMS
 GOODS FOR SATURDAY.

Mems Negligee Shirts, made up
 cuffs attached and detached,
 good quality material and
 made to fit and wear, Special at ...................47 .47c Mems Fine All Silk Neckwear,
 Reversible Four-in-Hands, all
 new fall patterns, regular 39c
 value, Special at ........... .1oc Mems Fancy Half Hose in tans,
 grays, greens and browns, fine
 lisle finished, regular 19c val
 ue, Special at. ...............1 He Mems Lisle Suspenders in neat
 colorings, heavy kid ends,
 regular soc, Special at..... ..25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
co AS TROUBLES.
KeeIey VIII Stay, but Warrington
 Ont of MiIftary Service.

Private Arthur c. Warrington of Company A. who was dismissed from the service some months ago only 10 be reinstated later hy Captain Carter. is out of the company now for -sd. As the result of not att tsnflng his duties at Pine camp Warrington vas tried by a summary court martial in the armory last week and as q result he has been dish0norably discharged.
 Charles Keeley for ahsenting him. self from drills was fined some time ago and tried by s court martial bat he was not discharged. He got the benefit of the service EhIehs Is given a member when only minor uf- lenses have been committed. There seems to be trouble brewing among the A members a Eoodfy part of the time but the majority of those that have been court nartialed were guilty of mere tschniezlitiss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
Wedding Rings.

If you are ready to buy Wedding Ring then see us. We have a new line of the proper weight etc in the ever popular Tiffany and Wide Rings also Prices Moderate, range from $3.50 to $10.
 You will always get what you want and be entirely satisfied when you deal with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21

Take Kodoi uheneTer yoa feel that ron need II. That Is the only time yoH need to take KodoL Just when you need its then yoa will rot be troubled with seur stomach. hsIch- ing. gas on the stomach. etc. eola hy BuckEnxhan Phxrmaey.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-21
THE Wagner Hardware Co.,, Inc CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH. 79and S1 East Main St.

We have recently added to our artistic force direct from the Fifth Avenue studio of Mar ceau. the services of Mir. William Tews. oper- ator and head retoucher for many years for Ssrony and Msrceau. New York City. High CT grade work st former reasonable prices. ADT'S ART STORE and PHOTO STUDIO.
 54-S6 Bank Street
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-26

See the pictures at the orpheo.
Everything new at Vego's pool
room.
The weather man says 1t VIII De
colder and fair today
Meet me at Vego's pool parIor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-26
Brief MENTION.



Mrs. n. c. Williams of Camden IS
stopping at the Jefferson hotel.
Leland Greer of Pastoria was
business visitor in the city yester-
day 49,.
r. r. Buster, the well known Kings
land merchant, IS a guest a''-ti'e .Jeffer-
son~Hotel.
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tafln1n4 interests.
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Ike Hanf left last night for TIP
down the Cotton Bel, road III tile
interest OF L. and h, WertheImer.
Mrs. w. D. Buckner left yester-
day for Fort Worth, Texas, where
she will attend her mother. who IS
quite sick.
NJ. L. Altheimer OF Little Rock.
a former Pine Bluff attorney. was
in the city yesterday tcansacting le-
cal business.
s. Fl. Jones and family have re-
moved to this c;+v from, stiatool
OK and will make pine B1ne thair
boroa in futura
n ardravs ,nanaoor for f.o
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