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base b. Manhattan g Wallach E Left OF
hzses-Nsnlsttan. ;, WaIlach. 3 First base On
balis-0f Iea1uan. l. Struck out-By Tmbauzh
3; by Yeatmal. 6. Sacrifice hi--KeIsey Fslcuuer
Carr. Tcwles stolen blses-HaisIp. Car. Tn
baugh. Nlaloney. Kelsey HIT b. ritchs--By Yest-
man. :. Umrirc-]lr. Ffuue-an- Tine Of eame-l
hou- ard . miuutes
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Sacrifice hit-Jones. Double plays-Lsjoie 70 Tur-
uer "a Stcvan ~ Harzsl % Jones Wild pitca-
Graham. Struck out-By Powell, /; By Graham, !
Hits made-Oh Powell S in Is innings; a
Graham ? IN . % innings. Left on hases-St.
Lcyis. .. Cleveland s Umpires-Messrs. Kern ard
0Loughlin. Tine q game-I hoar and $ minutes
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STANDING or TIE TEAMS.
GET TO COVALESKI.
Giants Solve Mystery at Last and
Beat PhIlIfeS

New York May S-The Giants and
Philiies broke evn to-day. The latter
Won the first game. the Giants playing
fooisaly, and the QUake-s lamming the
home pitchers
In the second the New Yorks solved
the great COyaIeski mystery. getting 20
the soUthpay for four hits and three runs
in the fifth. McGraw was chased of the
field for kicking Rain clouds made it
so dark that the game was called back
10 the sixth inning Scores:
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MAPS BEAT BROWNS.
Cy Young in shape and Allows but
Six Hits.

st. Louis. May 2S-Cy Young held 81.
Louis safe throughout tO-days game.
while Cleveland pounded Powell hard
and won. Score, 3 70 l. Graham relieved
Powell in the seventh with one down,
and held Cleveland safe Attendance.
1000. Score.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At kansas City-St- Pzal. s; Kansas CITY.
Al Tciedo-Tole,lo. :; Indianapolis. J.
At Columbus-ColumbGs. %. Louisville. 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, .; Minneapolis. 0.
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0 0 0 0 ) 0-5

4Eo-01Se EllS-SclleL MalneWsoR oacZI1ce hit
BridwelL Stolen blses-McTkls Bridweu. HeTzOg
Struck Out-By Msthevson. 4. b. CcvaIeski l.
Base On balls-OG Covaleski. / Left on bass
New YORK. :: Philadelphia > Umpi-eS-Hlcssrs
Cusack and ODsy. Time Of game-l hour and q
minutes Attendanoe-ls.o5s
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

At KingStGn-Poughkeepsie 6: Kinestoa. I.
At AiddicrOE1-NeTbuTgh s. BIiddletoun.
At AUsterdsm-Schenectady, I; Amsterdam. I.
At JohnstOEn-GloFersEine, ;; Johnsscwn. 1
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Baseball Ii S 0Df JOURNEY AMATEURS

Delehanty. and Collins. Hit by pitcher
by Dygert, l. Passed ball - Living
stOn- Empires - 1Iessrs- Sheridan ana
EgaE. Time Of game-1 hour and % min
utes. Attendance-4l03
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Peculiarly Coiincident

Ever notice the regularity with which
special sales of mems clothes startling sur
prising, unequaled come around just at the
time when men are most expected to buv
clothes?
Strange how manufacturers or retailers
are willing to sacrifice profits" just at the
time when they can and must be made, isn't it?
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE-

AT P-oyidsrce-ProTidezce 0; jersey CITY. @: zane
called az end sixth inning OF account rsin.
A. Nevark-Baltinore. l; Newark. ftsn in
nilEs).
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Al ChsTlotte-FITst game: Anderson. 6; Char
lotte. 4 Second game; ArdeTson. s; Charlotte J.
Al acknowledgements. 3; Greers5oro. 6
At spartan6urg-N -Ntlston-SSiem- 4; Snsrtantz7-z
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soUTH ATLANTIc LEAGUE.

At Charisst0n-Macoz, Q; Charleston.
At 5acsso-viiie-C Columbia. 0; JaeksouTiIls {
Al SsTz1nah-4ug1sta. 8. SzTannah. l.
At Colu1hus-ChsttarooSz ;: Columbus. d
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AZ Holyoke-Ne1 Britain, :; Holyoke.
At Waterbury Northampton. 8; Watertary
At New HaTs1-FEst game: Sp5nraald 5. Nez
Hsven. 3 seeond sa-ns= New Haven. 3: Spring
fold. L
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MANAGER CANTILLoN TALKS
BATTING ORDER TO-DAY

Browne. left feid-
C0nr0y, third base
DeiehaEfy, second base
DOuOhue, first base.
Milan. center field.
Ciymer. right field.
Mcbride, shortstOp.
street. catcher
johnson. pitcher.
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MAKE SIX RUNS IN THIRD.
Commercial Bankers Trim the Na-
tionaI City Nine. II 10 4.

The Commercial National Bank base
ball team defeated the nine from the Ma
tional City Bank. Il 10 1. in the Bank
ers' League yesterday.
The winners made six runs in the third
session by clouting the bail to all cor
nsrs Of the lot Score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Nashvine-Nashrille. 5: Memphis. ?
At Atianta-Atlanta. 1: Noble, l.
A. AontscneTy-New Orleans. ?: Montz~aerv. Q
At Birminghsm-Little Rock. .; Birmirrhsr1. q
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Al Altoons-FiEst game: Altoona. I. Williams
port, } Second game; Altoona. Q; Williaus-y-+ &
A. Hsrrisb'Irs-Joh = Harrisburg. g
Al LsncsstsT-Treutol. O. Lancaster. /
At Reading-York. 4; Reading. 2
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IWo-n2se hlts-Clunk- Slower. Jackson o. Tate
Ihree-nase hIts-Breut. Shea Sacrifice hirs-Cluak
Spanow stolen base-Gi-tinEsT. BASES on halls
OF Bishop ]; Of AIaher. . struck c1t-Bv Risb0,
3; hy Maher, 3 Earned rlns-H Hses-stown. = Fred
erlck- Left On bzses-Hazerstovn :: Fredsrick
: Uuplre-Air. McAtee Tine of ezne-2 borTrs
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux CIty-Siouz City. 5: Omaha. G.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, ;; Lincoln. .
OtheF teams travelling.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AZ Utica-Utca, :; Scrs1ton, I.
A. Truy-TrUy. ;: Binghsmton. I
A. Aiosny-Albany, 8; Elmira. O.
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TAILENDERS WIN AT LAST.
Southerners Beat the Car Depart
menf in IooxeIr PIaved Contest

The Southern Railway team won its
first victory in the r. r Y. NJ c. A
League yesterday when the Car Depart
ment got bumped, L to 9.
Senseny was on the rubber for the win
ners. an6 pitched gilt-edged ball. hav-
ing eleven strikeouts 20 his credit. Score:
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Detroit.-........ 0 Oo0OI 5000 -.
Chicaso.---.---. 0 o OIL
Two-boss hits-Bush. 0LeaT. DouEherty. SuIli-
ran- sacT-1ce hiis->claefer Atz. Sullivan stolen
h7scs-Coth Do1Ehcrty. PurtcA Bases CO balls
OF kll-ian. s Hit hy pitchcr-Bv KIlian 4 Left
CD bases-Drtroit. s; Cbicszo B Struck c1t-By
ki-hsn. {. by Brus. f. Wi3 ptcs-Burns. I'm
Tigcs-NsssTs- Pernc and Esans Time of game
hours and g Minutes Atfeujauce-5.75s
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4 Washington boy named Barr seems
to be making a rep for himself IN track
sports at Harvard. Barr cleared the bar
in the pole vault at Z feet II inches
yesterday. and stands a chance Of pulling
a place in the big show to-day.
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GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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They Aren't

Parker-Bridget Clothes for men are not
specially priced for Decoration Day" the
men who buy them will be the best dressed
men, the most comfortable and happy men,
and they will get them for the lowest prices for
which good clothes can be bought anywhere.
Do little comparing before you buy
It's enlightening and will save you money and
after-regrets.
Mems Lightweight Suits, SIS to $35.
Young Mems Suits, $12 to $25.
Straw Hats, So, So, and more
Boys Wash Suits, SIPS to S.
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Doesn't tine fy2 Before We have had
one day OF summer they are arranging
football schedules
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Earned runS-AthleticS. = washington,
l. Left on baseS-WashingtOn .. Ath-
Ietics, 5 First base on balls-Of Hughes,
2. on Dygert. 2 Struck -out-By Hughes,
s: by DygeTt, s. Three-base hits-Murphy
and Livingston. Two-base hits-Conroy,
Ganley. and Collins Sacrifice hits-Gan-
ley and Stresa stolen bases - Hughes,
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At WoTcestsT-Holy Cross 5: Tufts /
AZ CzmbEiise-Hz-TsTd. s. Springfield ssanusl T.
g 9.
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FTRST EAAIE
To,als----. 7EI4 .

Rated ~ Weirnsr IN severth inning.
fBatted for Crsndau IL ninth inning
Philadelphia 3l3o e-u
Ner 1orz--------.--.--------- Q 0 9 0 o-l
TTo-haso hi,s-8Iagce. Doyle Three-base hit
Meyc-s Sacrifice hits-Titus Shsan. stolen bases
Mage. Sheau. Grant. BridWeu Struck o1t-By
Morn. 3; ty Wener. = Bases On baIIs-Of Moren.
J, of Narluari. ;, OF CrandsIi. ? Double play
Tenney q Meyers lit by pitcaer-Bv Weimsr. J.
Passed bali-AleyeTs. Left On hasss-New YORK :;
Philadelphia. s UmTtres-3fessIS. ODay and Gu
sack Tine q game hour and s. minutes.
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IF the game IS 10 prevent players
from hitting the ball" says the New
York Mail. why not cut out the ball5''
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LOSE IN The EIGHTH
Athletics Land on Hughes
and Clinch Game.
GANLEY STARTS THE TROUBLE

Former Nationals Double Leads n
Rally by Athletic SIuggers which
Results in Two Runners Crossing
the Pan-McBride and DOnOhue In
LfmeliEht with Snappy Fielding.
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CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY.

Well! Well, Well. If the boys aren't
home once more. Everybody IS glad ex-
cept Grounikeeper ODay.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, ,; Washington, l.
Cleveland, 3, ST. Louis, L.
Detroit, 2, Chicago, l.
(F'curteen snninzsl
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston vs. BrOOkIyn-Rain.
New York, ,; Philadelphia. o.
Philadelphia, II; New York, 1,
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at PittSburz
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Jack Carpenter dropped around last
night and opines that Cornell VIII carry
OF about everything that isn't nailed
down in the intercollegiates at Cam
bridge to-day
Now that George Washington needs a
football coach. why doesn't somebody
prod Brother Hecox into the iinnelight
Jim Sp-igman makes this suggestion IN
spirit Of friendliness.
To-day's weather - Cloudy IN most
places No change in temperature except
for the worst Mud shifting 10 mud
Sun rises at 1870.
Jack johnson is not going TO England.
as previously announced. but viii stick It
out IN this country for spell. II seems
that he has been as careless in signing
contracts as he has been in contracting
other alliances. and has taken on a lire
Of conflicting obligations that wiz take q
l9J OF fixing.
The more you win. the more you stand
TO lose
Tom Monk has signed Fred Weimer for
his ball team Fred formerly played
with the famous Bluefronts. OF Peru. Ind.
Weimer is said 10 have q fine voice fer
coaching.
Good-by. see you at the gamA
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GoOd-by. see you at the gamA
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- II. Il Il - Il

Totals 6 s2i 2 5
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-Modern 5 room house
close in Apply 200 S. Main. O5t3.
FOR RENT:-Two furnished rooms,
modern, loo s. Ky. 03t3*.
FOR RENT South rooms for
housekeeping. gas. 500 N. Ky. 04t2"
FOR RENT:-Furnished room with
BATH, separate entrance, 100 n.
Lea. O5t3.
FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished five
room cottage. cheap to right par
ties.-C. +. Hale, South Hill. lis w.
McGaffey. 02t5
FOR RENT:-Rooms for light house
keeping 21l N. Washington. 02t4"
FOR RENT:-Modern apartments of
3 rooms each. BATH hot and cold wa
ter new building ready about the
LIST located at Kentucky and Wal
nut. 20I6t@
FOR RENT:-Furnished room with
private entrance 709 n. Richardson
avenue. 9St6~.
FOR RENT:-Nice furnished Offices
DIR. ]. w. Kinsinger. 75tf.
FOR RENT:-Alfalfa pasture for IFS
head of cattle after Nov. 1st--Oasis
Ranch Co. Tiff
FOR RENT:-Six room house with
liberal sheds and corral. near Pauly
school house on city line. Address
Col. Baker p. o. box 4. s4tf
FOR RENT nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. mod
ern- Apply mornings 513 n. Mo
ave. Off.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms for
light house keeping. Excellent To-
cation. modern convenience, sos ~.
Lea. O5t2s.
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Classified ''AdS.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SALF:-A few pieces of furnit-
ure. Call Sal. morning only.-30S
n. Mo. 05t1s
FOR SALE:-Four cylinder Ford run
about. good as new. Inquire 109
N Lea. 03t3.
FOR SALE:-6 room brick house. 3
los. Artesia well. price $500 If
taken at nee 2l1 y. Wash. 02t4~
FOR SALE:-At 31S 5. Main, / china
closet, l library table. , rocking
chairs. l kitchen cabinet, l conmode
and l davenport. 1t
FOR SALE:-Three lots close in. e
front at corner of 18th and Main
ST., with artesian well and 2 story
adobe house. e J. A. B. Bear at
Record Omcfie 02tf
FOR SALE:-S0 acres of LAND scrip
special price if sold this week.-Ti-
tie & Trust Company. 43tf
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c~lairvoyant (Miss Baker, told 10Th
the past and future of those who had
been successful in the 'fbobbing apple
contest"
In another room two witches pre-
sided over the caldron n doled out
fortunes, good and bad. to all appli-
cants. The Hall of Mystery" was
also visited and many are still won
deiiag where they really were.
Refreshments of pumpkin pie,
~doughnuts and sweet cider were serv-
ed by Misses Ruth Longfellow, Anna
Forstad, Ella Tiliotson and Christine
Gavin.
Among those present was almost
the entire teaching force of the city
schools, in whose honor the social
was originated. a most enjoyable ev-
cnfng was spent by all and the b. Y.
y. L. and their guests extend the
S~incerest hanks 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Cav
IN for the use of their home and other
~favors; n to their committee for
the excellent entertainment.
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3. Y. p. u. Social.

To the generosity n hospitality
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Gavin. who al
lowed them the use of their beautiful
home at 404 S. Kentucky and
70 the activity and originality of their
entertainment committee. consisting
of Misses Baker, Kenney, McNally
Longfellow and Mr.. George Center
the Young Peoples Union of the Bap.
fist Church owe the success of their
Halloween social last evening.
The Gavin home was beautifully
decorated in representations of cats
witches, owls and real Jack o. Liant
ernS.
All guests were met at the door by
ghosts who conducted them to tn
dressing rooms, and made them a
ease otherwise.
In Mr.. Cavin's den, an Egyptian
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3. l.. Oele. of North Main street,
became IS years young Wednesday
aud although he has been on earth
three-Quarters of a century. is more
active and energetic than many a
man of fifty. To see him riding down
the street on a bicycle. or travelling
about the country looking after his
various business interests ought to
put the shame to men half his age.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29

Mrs. J. II. Nook and daughter. Miss
Hazel. Mrs. Percy Evans and Otto
Banner returned last night from the
Yellow House ranch east of PortaleS,
in Texas. where they have bee for a
week or two attending a house party.
ID. Y. TomlinsOn. Jr.. returned from
the same place. where he has been
on a hunting trip and j. p. White,
who was there on busienss.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Soldier. their daugh.
ter. Miss Anna, and son, Arthur. ar
rived hast night from La Porte, Ind,
for a visit with Will Greening and
family. who reside twelve miles south
east of Roswell.
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WANTED

WANTED:-Two young lady roomr
ers, 104 5. Ky. 05tf.
Man 30 old, locating in Roswell
wishes position in office as clerk
or manager, several years business
experience address II. N" care OF
Record. 03ti~.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE SUITS
AT JOYCE-PRUIT co.'s AT $500
TO $500.
Pittsburq's First Concert.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 29.-With the
rendition of Soplocles' "Antigone."
set TO the music of Mendelsshon, the
Mendelsshon Male Choir, assisted by
the augmented P~ittsburg Festival Or
chestra, Will give the first concert of
the season at Carnegie Hall this eve
ming.
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Don't be afraid of a little a. much
advertising. If you want five custom
ers plan for twenty-five. The greater
the demand you can create. the bet
ter the price you a charge.
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Advance Christmas Ideas.

Nothing would make a better or
more appreciated Christmas present
than a years subscription 90 the Sat
urday Evening Post or Ladies' Home
Journal. each $3.50 per year.-Hattie
l. Cobean, agent, Phone Ice. 02t4
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A fine new 5 room 2 story.
modern in every respect 2 large
porches, close in, closets, reception
hail. every thing complete, $3.50
Roswell Title & Trust Company.
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guarantee TO move you without de-
facing your furniture.-E. S. Mundy.
Transfer, phone SO. S0t1m
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Sherman Cross. night clerk at the
Gilkeson. is out again after an illness
OF several nights. A. o. Millice took
his work temporarily while he was on
the sick list.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29

quires considerable time, however. to
train up new men. His material is
good and the outlook Encouraging.
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NJ. A. Brewer returned last night
from Amarillo. where he went for
treaument for an injured nose. and in
cid~entally on land and immigration
business.
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ANY COLOR, ANY STYLE IN La
DIES SUITS AT JOYCE-PRUIT CO.

Shirley Scales. of Elida. returned
home today after attending court and
looking after business in Roswell e
eral days.
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A. C.. Keinath. Of Artesia. passed.
through last night on his way home
from a business trip to Kansas City.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29

Postmaster Henry Rankin. of Elida
returned home this morning af er
spending two days here looking after
business.
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NJ. w. evans came mp from Lake
Arthur yesterday afternoon for a
short business visit. returning home
ON the passenger last night.
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Carson Ratlif came up from Lake
wood this morning for a business WIS.,
Al.
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Mrs. Charles r. Beeson and baby re-
turned last night from a two months
visit at Mrs. Blossoms Obj home in
Summersct. Ohio.
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rs LADIES SUITS ALL NEW COL
ORS EXTRA LONG COATS FOR
FROM $500 $35.oo.-JOYcE PRUIT
COMPANY.
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LOST.

LOST:-Between 313 N. Mo-. and In
dependent Hardware Co. Store ear
" h morning. starting crank for
Model r Buick auto My initial on
it.W. NJ Atkinson. 05t2
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w. ID. Amis returned TO Hagerman
last night after spending two days
here looking after business.
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s. II. Fairchild returned last night
from a business "trip through Kansas
and Arkansas. where he was looking
after Immigration and orchard bust
ness.
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See Everman before you build. |
guarantee satisfaction. Phone 107 and
I will call. 90tf.
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Judge w. r. Rogers was mere from
CARLSBAD yesterday looking after bus
mess.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29

Robert C. Reid returned last night
from a her rip up the road.
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Strawberry plants soc per 100. E.
C.. White, phone 2SS-3 rings. oats
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Come to Hutchins & Browns Texas
Shop 209 South Main. 99ti
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Come to Hutcnins & Browns Texa!
Shop 209 South Main. 99t
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Ed Glass anne mp from Lake Ar
thur this morning TO look after bust
ness affairs.
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Frand Talmage was here from
Greenfield yesterday on business and
returned home last night.
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Fred II. Miller went TO Lake Arthur
last night ON land business.
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1t makes money for everybody-Ad
vertising in the Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29

j. A. Graham. secretary of the Com
mercial Club. returned last night from
n business trip over in Texas.
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rs LADIES SUITS. AND NO TWO
ALIKE AT JOTCE-PRUIT CO.
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MUTTONl MUTTON!
WILD MASS MUTTON, JUST FROM
THE MOUNTAINS.
u. S. MARKET
Oit2 Telephone 81.
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If you want to see, see us
Valley Optical kompanY.
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Get the news irst-The Record.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-10-29
Voice and Piano Instruction
r. A. A. CHASE
STUDIO, Corner Main and 5th
Boellner. the jeweler. has 1t cheapeI
r. A. A. CHAS

Boellner, the jeweler. has 1t cheaper
Fred IL. Miller went TO Lake Arthur
last night pm land business.
Robert C. Reid returned last night
from a short rip up the road
rs LADIES SUITS. AND NO TWO
ALIKE AT JOYCE-PRUiT CO.
Carson Ratlif came up from Lake
wood this morning for a business WIS.,
II.
Judge w. F.. Rogers was mere from
CARLSBAD yesterday looking after bus
mess.
Come to Hutcnins & Browns Texas
Shop 209 South Main. 99tf
Ed Glass came up from Lake Ar
thu this morning TO look after bust
ness affairs.
Frand Talmage was here ron
Greenfield yesterday on business and
returned home last night.
J.. A. Graham, secretary of the Cocn
mercial Club. returned last night from
n business trip over in Texas.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1909-03-31
PRIZE ESSAYS.

The approaching completion of the
High School buildings will soon neces-
state the grading and arrangement of
the school property grounds. No one is
more interested in having this work
properly done than the pupils who are
to use them, and no landscape gardener
should attempt the task without con-
sulting them. In order to stimulate
suggestion on this point THE CITIZEN
offers the scholars of the Public School
two prizes of 81 90 each for the best two
essays on "The Best Way to Arrange
the New School House Grounds" the
competition to close April 18th. The ar
ticles, which must not exceed four hum
dred words in length, are not to be
signed, but the name of the writer must
be written on separate slip, and en-
closed in an envelope with the essay.
The contributions will be numbered and
submitted to competent judges who will
decide on their respective merits. The
winning essays with the names of the
authors will appear in the first number
of THE CITIZEN following the award.