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Important

Agricultural Implements, Etc.
POwell-Rogers Il Co.
American Field Fence.
II. II. Jones x Co.
Art Embroidery, Stamping, Etc.
Miss Zula Cobbs.
J. A. Rudy a. Sons.
Automobiles, supplies. Etc.
Foreman Bros. Electric Co.
Southern Auto A Machine Co.
Barber Supplies, etc.
l.. w. Henneberger Co.
Bicycles, Supplies, Etc.
JAS. w. Gleaves q Sons.
BooibiBdIng. EIecfrofypfnR, Etc.
The Sun Publishing Co.
hooks, Stationery, Etc.
d. n. Wilson.
Candies, Confectionery, Etc.
Stutz Candy Co.
Carpets. Rugs. Draperies, Etc.
u. n. Gardner Jr. Co
las. w GleaVea a Sons
r.. Guthrie & Co.
J. b. Ogllvie a. Co
Rhodes BurfOrd co.
j. A. Rudy & Sons.
Carriages, Buggies, Etc.
NJ. Michael a. Bro.
Powell Rogers a. Co.
China, Glassware, Etc.
u. n. Gardner Jr. Co.
Harbour's Department Store.
RhOdes-Burford Co.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
Roy l.. Culley e. Co.
". @. Gullett a Co.
Harbours Department Store.
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Most things will come your way II
yoU 90 after them
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Detroit, Mich, Aug. 5.-ln an err
ratio but close game Detroit beat
Philadelphia. Some good work on
the bases by Crawford in the fourth
was mainly responsible for the local
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However, the disgrace OF poverty
Is oyershadoWed By the discomfort.
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New York, Aug THE local M
tsonal team moved up 10 second place
by winning both games of a double
header from Cincinnati while Chicago
was being whipped by the Philadel-
phians. The first game went to the
twelfth lnning. New York getting the
winning run with none out The sec
ond game was called at the close Of
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Batteries-Paducah, Vutchln ana
Block; Fulton, Davis and Maypre.
when il comes to photography, the
only way to please everybody is to
let people spell to suit themselves.
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Wallerst0in Bros.
b. Weille a. Son.
Coffee Roasters and Grinders.
The f. w Bockman Coffee Co.
Confectionery, lees, Etc.
Il. f. Stutz a. Co.
Curtains, Draperies, Etc.
Il. n. Gardner Jr Co
Jas. W. Gleaves a Sons
r. Guthrie q co.
l.. -. Ogilvie a Co.
The Racket Store.
Rhodes BurfOrd Co.
J. A. Rudy g. Sons.
Cot Glass, siIyerware, Etc.
/. w. Henneberger Co.
Nagel a Meyer
Rhodes BurfOrd co.
J. 4. Warmer.
J. L. Wolff
Cutlery. Scissors, Etc.
Hank Bros
Geo. o. Hart q Sons co.
L. W. Henneberger co.
+. II. Jones & co.
NJ. Michael AZ Bro.
Dry Goods. silks, Etc.
r. Guthrie a. Co.
Harbour's Department Store.
l.. u. Ogilvie a Co.
The Racket Store.
j. A. Rudy a. Sons.
Dynamos, Motors, Etc.
Foreman Bros. Electric Co.
Electrical Fixtures, Supplies, Etc
Foreman Bros. Electric 60.
katterJohn a Daily.
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Batteries ~ Mccarthy, Ferguson
Graham; Lelfleld, Camnitz. Gibson.
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Batter.es-Raymond. Karger. Lud-
wig. WLhelm, Bergen.
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Philadelphia, Aug. Philadel-
phia landed on Reulbach's curves in
the seventh and won.
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Batterles = Reulbaoh and KING,
Corridor and Doom.
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Brooklyn, Aug. .. - Brooklyn
scored another shut-out over the 81.
Louis team. The locals put up an
Other errorless field.ug game and
Wilhelm allowed the visitors only
three hiis
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young people of Roswell, were mar
ried last night at nine o'clock at the
home of the officiating minister, FL
der c. C. Hill. on North Kentucky
avenue. The wedding was a surprise
to almost everyone, the only attend
ants being Miss Evelyn Hunt, Miss
Schott and Jesse B. Purcell. The
groom is a contractor and works with
his father, W. A. Phillips. He has liv-
ed in Roswell for about seven years,
with the exception of three years
spent in the Philippine Islands, from
which he returned about a year ago.
Miss Stiger has been saleslady at
the big store of Price & Co., having
come here over two years ago from
Wellington, Kansas. For the present
the couple will make their home in
the Lesnet residence at the corner
of Third street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. A great many will extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
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Albuquerque, N. M, who has been
spending two Or three weeks in the
United states, looking at various ir-
rigation plants in the West, rs at
Carlsbad today viewing the Avalon
Dam project, and will arrive In Ros-
well tomorrow morning to view the
Hondo reservoir and other local irri-
cation plants. He will spend but one
day here, the guest of L. w. Barthol-
omew, and will then go to Albuquer-
que to attend the congress. Mr.. Oos-
thuisen will be in charge of some ex-
tensive irrigation projects which the
South African government plans to
build soon, and came to America to
take items"
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STEAMER
COLLISION

Newport, r. l., Sept. 26.-In the
midst of a dense fog early today the
Fall River steamer, Commonwealth,
collided with an unknown vessel off
Race Rock, sinking the latter and sus
tanning considerable damage to her
self. while proceeding on her regular
trip. The crew of the unknown YES
sci was taken aboard the Steamer
Maine which answered the Common
wealth's signals of distress, and TAX
en- to New Bedford. The Common
wealth proceeded on her way.
New York, Sept. 26.-The steamer
sunk by the Commonwealth was the
Norwegian steamer Volund. The off,
GERS and crew of the Volund were
rescued by the Commonwealth and
brought here. Only one member of
the crew was injured. The boilers OF
the Volund exploded and the vessel
sank. The bow of the Commonwealth
was smashed in above the waterline
in the collision, but her damages are
not considered serious.
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pany is surrounded by an eight-foot
fence, with imposing gate at the cor
ner of Pecos avenue and Tilden
street. Within this enclosure are the
buildings, tanks, pipes, etc. The main
structure is of corrugated iron % by
60 feet, elevated on concrete piers
about five feet high, which puts it out
of the reach of accidental fire. This
building is supplied with automatic
filters, with which barrels, cases, etc.,
can be filled almost without super
vision, as the machinery shuts itself
Off when the receptacles are full.
This building also provides ample
space for storage, Office room, sleep
ing room for the watchman and gen.
eral work room. Another building is
the pump house, supplied with rotary
pumps that are run by electricity and
draw the oil from the cars and put it
into the elevated tanks which are sit
uated in the center of the enclosure
at distance from the buildings. The
pump house is made of the same fire.
pFooI material DIS tne mdln DulidlnS
and is Ia by 18 feet.
There are two immense tanks, each
divided into two compartments, each
compartment having a capacity of
100000 gallons. Thus the plant has a
tank capacity of three million gal
Ions, and can carry four grades of oil
in the four compartments. The tanks
are mounted on high bases that ena-
BILE wagons to drive under and be fill
ed, and also impart pressure to put
the oil into the elevated filling room.
The new plant is now complete. 1t
will be in the hands of the Roswell
Wool & Hide Company, as agent for
the Texas Company.
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mems convention next spring, 1t
would be well for your committee to
do whatever they can towards rails
ing the money at an early date. The
$4,000 appropriated by the Territory
will not put up VERY large building,
as, of course, a considerable portion
of this must go towards the arrang-
ing of store-rooms and equipping
quarters for the National Guard.
The .Armory Board will be in posi-
tion to place this building to contract
within the next three weeks; but, OF
course, before approving plans OF ad-
vertising for bids, it will be necessary
to have a definite sum of money on
hand. Respectfully,
(Signed)> JAS. w. WILSON,
President Armory Board of Control.
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date in every particular and finer can
not be found in the Southwest. They
occupy the entire lower floor of the
Dilley building, which is divided into
a showing room, Office, parlor, night
undertaker's sleeping room, chapel,
trimming room, embalming room and
hearse and ambulance room. The
place is furnished with all modern
conveniences and is finished and fur
nished with appropriate elegance. The
chapel affords room for a funeral of
ordinary size. The place was con-
structed for the special purpose for
which it is being used and is model
in convenience.
The two places of the Dilley Furn.
iture Company will be connected by
private telephone line and their rear
doors are separated by few feet of
space.
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FORAKER SCORES Mr.. TAFT
Charges the Republican Candidate with Securing the
Appointment to Judicial Office of AttOr-
neys of the Predatory interests

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 26.-The state
ment which Senator Foraker issued
last night caused considerable COM
ment today. In it Foraker denies that
he was secretly employed by the Stan
dard Oil Company for any illegitimate
purpose, and bitterly assails Judge
Taft. He charges Taft with consorting
with trust magnates as recently as a
month ago, and says Taft recommend
ed to the President the appointment
of leading Standard Oil attorney
in Ohio as as United States judge.
He said that no self-respecting ne
gro would vote for Taft, and claims
that the "senseless policies of the
President have closed factories, stop
ped railroad construction and result
ed in the idleness of a million men.
Taft Not Ready to Reply.
Waterloo, Ia, Sept. 26.-Judge Taft
indicated today that he would COM
ment on the statement issued last
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OPENING DANCE AT THE
MILITARY INSTITUTE


One of the largest crowds ever col
lected at the gymnasium of the Mill
tary Institute was out last night to
the opening dance of the season. The
increase in the attendance at the
school, and the increase in the num-
Der of cadets who dance swelled the
attendance and shows that interest
is early developing in this popular
amusement, the chief social feature
of the Institute.
Last nights dance was enjoyable
throughout. The music was furnished
by the Norven orchestra of five pieces
and was well nigh perfect. With such
music and the excellent floor of the
gymnasium good time was the only
possible result. 1t was late when the
party broke UP and Home, Sweet
Home" was played.
Out-of-town guests were Miss Alice
Ware and Miss Frances Bailey, OF
Hagerman. There were a few invited
guests Soutside the regular dancing
club membership.
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TEXAS cOMPANY'S PLANT
AN IMPOSING INSTITUTION

The Texas Company, lately come
to Roswell to compete for share of
the oil BUSINESS of the Pecos Valley,
has established plant at the inter-
section of South Pecos avenue, the
Hondo river, East Tilden street and
the New Mexico Eastern railway.
They have secured a half block upon
which, with, the permission of the city
council, they have erected their
works, to which q switch track is now
being laid from the railroad. .
The construction of the plant has
been under the direction of J. c. Col
lgan. of Olean. N. Y who after be-
ing here six weeks with his family.
finished his work yesterday and left
on the auto for El Paso.
The half block of the Texas Com
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Chicago, Sept. 26-With the ar-iv-
al of Mr.. Bryan this morning and the
resignation last night of Governor
Haskell as treasurer of the Demo
cratic national committee, interest in
politics today centered in the selec-
tion of HaskelPs successor. In his res
ignation, Haskell denied all the char
ges against him and said he resigned
because he did not desire to do any
thing to interfere with the election
of Bryan. Bryan had conference
with number of democratic leaders
during his brief stay in Chicago, be-
fore departing for Madison, Wis.,,
Haskell among those in the confer
ence. Bryan refused to say anything
regarding the resignation of Haskell
except to state that the vacancy
would be filled by Chairman Mack.
When asked if HaskelPs resignation
had been accepted, Bryan refused to
answer. He is preparing an answer
to Roosevelts letter.
Haskell Thinks Resignation Accepted
Chicago, Sept. 25.-Gov. Haskell
left over the Santa Fe at 1ine o'clock
this morning for Guthrie. When asla
ed if his resignation had been accept
ed, he said 'I presume so.' He profes-
sed ignorance as to ais successor.
J. B. Doolin, assistant treasurer, is
at HaskelPs desk and will attend to
routine business until Haskells sue
cessor is appointed. Haskell was ask
ed whether Doolin had resigned, and
referred all inquiries to that gentle
man. The latter had nothing to say.
Haskell went to his train alone. His
hurried departure, he said was due
to the necessity of his presence at
the state capital on Monday when the
state tax board meets. Being asked
if he would prosecute those who
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Transfers of Real Estate.

J. w. Rhiea and wife to J. E. Rhea,
for SO, lots IL, 13, IA and Is of Rheas
subdivision of the west half of block
25, Roswell.
Greenfield Townsite Co. to the Ha-
german Irrigation Co, for 81 and 9TH
er valuable consideration, a right in
the Northern Canal
Kenna Development Co., to Fried L.
Sufre, for $50, lots 2, and 6, block
80, Kenna.
Charles C. Barnes and wife to VIM.
8 Is acres in 32-10-24.
j. D McKinstry and others to Maud
NJ Anderson, for 81, tract of 2-3
acres in 9-14-26 and an interest in the
Northern Canal.
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MONEY WANTED TO HELP
ON NEW ARMORY BUILDING


The committee appointed to solicit
funds to add to the $4,000 given by
the Federal government for RoswelIs
armory building, reports that about
$4,000 has been promised by citizens.
This, with the appropriated money
now in THE hands of the Territorial
Treasurer, will pay for the building,
according to estimate. But the build
ing is yet to be furnished and stage
to be erected at the rear. These addi-
tional necessities will cost about a
thousand dollars, and the committee
will shortly call on the citizens to
raise that sum. The following letter
well sets forth the claims the com
mittee will have in asking for dona-
tions to this public cause:
Roswell, N. M, Sept. 26 1908.
To the Chairman of the Special Com
mittee appointed to raise money for
New Mexico.
'tDear Sir AS President of the
Roswell Armory Board of Control,
take THE liberty of urging upon you
the necessity of securing a consider
able sum to supplement the Terrific
rial appropriation of $4,000, for the
erection of an armory building in Ros
well. l have been informed that THE
$4,000 for our local armory is now
in the hands of the Territorial Treas
urer, and that as soon as some little
expense can be disposed of, the mon
ey will be available for building pnr-
poses.
The Armory Board have engaged
I. H. and w. NJ. Rapp as architects
and have instructed them to prepare
plans for the erection of a $4,000
building. However, this building, as
at present arranged for, is not to be
completed or finished inside. The back
wall is also to be more or less tempo
rary, so that the building may be
made larger, in case additional funds
are provided. 1t is the ojiect of the
board to make the walls as substan-
tial and handsome as possible; also
to make the building large enough
to be serviceab1e as a convention hall
for the use of our citizens. In ORDER
to do this with the limited funds. no
attempt at present can be made for
finishing up the interior or towards
erecting a stage.
If the citizens OF Roswell would
like to USE this building for the stock.
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night by Foraker as soon as he OBJ
tanned a full copy of the same. This
will be available when the Taft spe-
cial reaches ST. Paul late this after
noon, if not before. Pending perusal
of the complete statement, Taft said
he would refrain from saying any.
thing regarding the matter. Taft con-
tinued his trip through Iowa today.
Some Republican designations.
New York, Sept. 26.-Chairman
Hitchcock, of the Republican national
committee, this morning deprecated
the rumors of other designations, in
particular that of National Committee
Treasurer George R. Sheldon might
follow that of T. Coleman Dupont, the
head of the speakers bureau, whose
resignation was announced last night.
Il know of no other designations"
said Hitchcock, nor any contem.
plated
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Today Jewish New Year.

In the calendar of orthodx Jews,
today Is Rosh Hashona, or New Year,
being the first day of the year 1863.
The event carries with it a religious
Significance, and this was observed
at meetings last night at 7:30 and
this morning at ten O'Clock in THE K.
P. Hall. Otherwise the day is a great
holiday. All Jewish places of business
were closed today, until six O'Clock
this evening, and family gatherings
and dinners marked the more festive
part of the observance
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IA DEAD
IN BERLIN

Berlin, Germany, Sept. 26.-Two
trains on the Berlin elevated railway
were in collision early this afternoon,
and as result fourteen are dead and
many sustained injuries. The accid-
ent was caused by misplaced sig
nal. One of the cars, which was crow
ded with passengers, was thrown to
the street forty feet below and shat
tered. The greatest mortality was in
this car. Aid was quickly on tle scene
and the work of extricating the dead
and wounded begun.
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NO JURY TRIAL ON THE
SANITY OF THAw.

White Plains, N. Y, Sept. 26.-Jus-
ticse Mills today denied the applica-
ton of Harry K. Thaw for jury trial
to determine whether or not Thaw is
sane, bubt promised to give Thaw a
hearing before himself. The date was
left to be fixed by counsel.
Justice Mills shet the hearing of
Thaw's habeas corpus case for Mon
day, October 5. After Justice Mills
refused to transfer the case to New
York county, District Attorney Jerome
announced his withdrawal from the
case. He said THE financial condition
of his Office would not justify him In
curing the expense Of continuing the
case in any other county than his
own.
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DiLIEY UNDERTAKING
ROOMS TO NEW QUARTERS

The undertaking and funeral dir
Getting department of the Di1ley Furn-
iture Company was moved last night
ey building on east Third street. The
furniture department remains in the
Main street building it has occupied
for about three years. The removal
gives more floor space to the old To-
cation and rdom for the expansion OF
the furniture stock and business.
The new funeral parlors are up-to-
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GOV. HASKELL HAS RESIGNED
Treasurer of the Democratic National Committee Has
Stepped Down and Out.--SpeCuatiOn As
to His Probable Successor

made charges against him, ne said:
'Read law, and you will then know
the limit
st. Louis Man May Be Chosen.
New York, Sept. 26.-The selection
of a treasurer to succeed Haskell pro-
badly will not be made by Chairman
Mack for several days. The names
of Col. Moses c. Wetmore, of St.
Louis, Mayor ]. N. Adam of Buffalo,
land E. F. Goltera, of st. Louis, are
under consideration. Chairman Mack
said he had received a telegram from
kells resignation was on the way, and
added that the resignation would be
accepted when received. National
committeeman here say that the vol
untary retirement of Governor Has
kell relieves the committee of a very
embarrassing situation, and his ac-
tion is generally commended. Chair
man Mack leaves for the West to-
night.
Garfield Makes Statement.
w dSuIhSlOu, ocpI GO-ocCIcIdIy
of the Interior Garfield made a. state
ment today concerning the relations
of former Secretary Hitchcock with
the issue of leases authorizing the
Prairie Oil and Gas Company to lay
pipe lines through the Indian lands
of Oklahoma. The records of his de-
partment, he declared, show very
clearly that Hitchcock simply COM
piled with the act of congress author
izing the construction of pipe lines,
and that nowhere, he declared, is
there record or other evidence that
the President at any time overruled
Hitchcock Or was at variance with
him in the course he pursued in is
suing these permits.
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A Bad Train Wreck.

Helena, Mont, Sept. 25.-A special
from Livingston, Mont, says North
ern Pacific train No. 16, eastbound,
collided at midnight with a freight
train at Young's Point, and reports
the casualties at from 80 to 40, with
about 25 dead. Snow falling is given
could not make known his presence
to the passenger engineer.
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WELCOME TO BATTLESHIP
FLEET POSTPONEr

Manila, P. l., Sept. 26.-As has been
come to the battleships of the Ameri.
can fleet has been postponed en- ac-
count of cholera in this city. The com
mittee in charge of the reception, af.
ter conference with Governor Cen
eral Smith and a number of promi-
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Report. Observation Taken q

(LocaI Report. ObseFVation Taken aS
500 a. MI
Roswell, N. NJ. Sept. 26.-Tempera.
ture.-Max., So; min.. so; mean, s9
Precipitation, .16; wind N. w. We
locity miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday; colder to-
night with frost
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, 90: min. So.
Extremes this date. IA years rec.
ord.-Max. SO, 1895; min. AZ, 1897.
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Cadets Parade Tomorrow Morning.
All plans are complete for the de-
parture of the Military Institute bat
TALON By special train for the Irri-
cation Congress tomorrow evening.
The cadets wi 1ldrill tomorrow morn
ing at the campus following inspec-
ton at nine o'clock. THE usual Sun
day afternoon parade will be omitted.
L. E. Mass came down last night
from Amarillo on business for Bryant,
Ford & Daniel
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nent business men, today decided
that it would be safest to cancel all
preparations for the celebration until
the fleet returns from Japan in Nov
-ember.
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IRRIGATIoNIST FROM
SOUTH AFRICA COMING

o. A. Oosthuisen, of Cape Colony,
South Africa, member of the Trans
vaal Parliament and delegate to the
International Irrigation Congress at
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Chicago Beats Brooklyn.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 26.-Nation.
al League baseball. first game today:
Chicago 5, Brooklyn O.
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Joe Richards was up from Carlsbad
today, spending the Jewish holiday
with relatives and friends.
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DR. PRESLEY Eye. ear, nose
and throat. Glasses fitted; phone 13Q.