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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04
TAKE BRASS BUTTONS
ERnM q ar

Tallahassee, Fla, June 4.-The spir.
it that prompted the senate last might
to strike out $4,000 Of the ~appropria'
ton from the funds allotted the ne
gro agricultural and Aechanical
school of this state, was voiced by
Senator Cone.
Take the brass buttons away from
these negro boys" he said, land
make them pillow fields. Think of it,
men, negroes wearing uniforms and
walking around the streets Of our cap
ital city. Why, I've even seen them
sitting up here in the senate. Cap
tains, yes captains, patent leather
shoes, red neckties, brass buttons and
chevrons breeding in the breast of ev-
cry negro the desire to be a Booker
Washington and to eat at the white
mans table. Let's make EN- wear
homespun shirts and jeans breaches
and pillow in the fields"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been fiji.
I'D for record in the office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle:
South Spring Ranch & Cattle Co,
TO M. ]. Hannifan, for $~3,175.5O, all OF
section 1929.
South Spring Ranch & Cattle Co.
10 G N. Jenison, for $4,000, section
2O-9-29.
The South Spring Ranch G Cattle
Co. to J. o. Cannon, for 81, 900, the
west half of 1899.
The South Spring Ranch & Cattle
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THAW MUST REMAIN IN THE
STATE INSANE ASYLUM

New York, June 4.-Harry K. Thaw
must remain in the insane asylum at
Mattewan under the decision render
ed today by the Appellate division of
the supreme court of Brooklyn.
Thaw's application for a writ of hab-
cas- corpus releasing him from Ghe asy
lum, was dismissed by the justices of
the supreme court several months a.
go. He then appealed to the Appellate
division, which sustained the lower
court and dismissed the writ.
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WARNING TO DRIVERS;
DANGER IN LOVERS LANE.

Auto and buggy drivers are hereby
warned of the danger in Lovers Lane,
east of town, in the form of a falling
tree that is gradually sinking to
ward he ground and threatens to
take off the heads of people or auto
coverings or buggy tops when passing
beneath. The danger is especially
great in passing on the right side of
the road, going east, which is the
side on which are the roots of the
tree.
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Co, to D.. o. Cannon, for $40, 400, the
east half of section % and the west
half of the west half of 81 all in 9-29
h South Spring Ranch & Cattle
Co, to NJ. ]. Ryan for $4,000, the north
half of section 81 n 20 acres in %
all in 9-29
South Spring Ranch & Cattle Co,
to VIM. Farrell, for $500, 100 acres In
29-9-29
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MRS. ARNETT DIED LAST
NIGHT AT THE HOSE

Mrs. v. l.. Arnett, aged 90 years,
died at twelve o'clock last night OF
puerperial fever, following an opera
ton yesterday. She leaves a husband
and three small children. They have
been living here about ten months,
having come from Denton, Kan. The
body will ibe shipped tomorrow morn
ing to the old home, accompanied by
Mr.. Arnett and the children.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

FOR SALE:-24 dump wagons, of the
Austin Mfg. Co, Chicago, III I'd
capacity; 1 Buffalo Pitch. IS H.
engine, 1 Austin 5 ton street roller,
Austin 700 gal. sprinkler. 2 Erie wag
on loaders-Frisk & Robbins, Artesia
N. II. Sits.
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NJ. A. Bassist, the travelling sales
man, arrived last night to attend court
and incidentally to look after business
for the wholesale trunk and yalise
house for which he travels.
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S0t2.

G. A. Jones has been called to Carls
bad TO preach Sunday n Elder c. c.
Hill has consented to preach for the
Southern Presbyterians Sunday in his
place.. Mr.. Jones will preach for the
Presbyterians the Sunday following.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

Roy Nook started to h prospect
we'll at Headquarters ranch yesterday
on his auto cycle, but a to return to
Roswell, as the water was too deep
for him to pass over the Pecos fiat.
Last nights rain must have been
heavier &c the east of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

Charles V. Eades, the opera house
builder. arrived last night from Chi
cago and will spend ten days in RIOS
well consulting the business men as
to their ideas on what Roswell needs
in this respect and ascertafning just
how badly they want such a house.
He has drawings OF what he consid-
ers RoswelTs need in this respect.
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PARDoNS MEXICAN
REvOJUTION1ST TO-DAY,

Leavenworth, Kan, June 4.-Encar-
nacion Diaz Guerra, leader OF a
conspiracy to invade Mexico and to
overthrow President Dfaz was pardon
ed by President Taft out of the FEEDER
al prison here this morning. Guerra
arrived in the prison on April Is, un-
der eighteen months sentence. The
pardon came today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

]. F. Carlton drove UP from Lake
Arthur by auto yesterday and remain
ed over today while looking after bu-
siness interests.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First M. E. church will
serve supper at the Parsonage from 5
to 9 Friday evening.
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w. NJ. Reed and son, Roy, returned
this morning from a business trip tc
Carlsbad. Mrs. Reed, her son and lit
tie daughter, Ruth, are preparing fo1
q trip to Seattle, upon which they will
leave next Monday.
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who is here with has FAMILY for q two
or three weeks visit with Mrs. Cham
pion's mother, Mrs. L. w. Netherlin.
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Notice.

ALI water rents are due on the first
of each month and if not paid on or
before the 5th, water will be shut off,
J.. w. Bennett,
SOt2. Supt
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J. R. Dendinger returned last might
from a business trip to Dallas anG
Fort Worth.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

LOST:-Bunch of keys, finder return
TO Enterprise Hdw Co. and get re
ward. S1t2*.
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Mrs. Jessie Leepy arrived asst nigh
from Clovis for a visit of several days
with Mrs. U. S. Bateman.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

L. K. McGaffey has bought a Model
F Buick automobile, of che Roswell
Auto Company, n has already be
come expert in the management of a
car.
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J. A. Whipple, wife and son have al
rived from Union City, Tenn, and
viii make al extended visit in Ros.
well.
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Notice to Bike.

An informal dancing party Win b
given at the E1ks Club tonight Al
E1ks, local end visitors, and f1eil
lady friends are cordially invited. u
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

Robert Rucker returned last nigh.
from Amarillo, where he has been OF
business with Mcknight brothers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04
Roswell Gas Co..
"Sweet the Coal Man."

Sheriff C. l.. Ballard is confined to
his home with pneumonia fever.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

Maurice L. Swartz. of Abba. N. Y.
arrived last night for a visit with his
brother, Henry Swartz. He is a pro-
minent Elk at Abba and director of
the Abba Military Band.
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T. w. Coolidge, of a Antonio,
Texas. is in the city looking after bu.
siness.
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GONZALES LIBERATED
THROUGH HAHEAS CORPUS.

Reginio Gonzales, who was being
held for killing Apolonio Torres, in
Chihuahua addition on May 10. was
H0day HbarAked- IN district court, thru
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-04

v. B. Trimble came down from Mel
rose hast night for a business visit.
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E. D. Champion. of Matoon, HI, ar
rived last night and will visit his son
r.. D. Champion, cd Dunken, N. M,
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Mrs. Charles d. Keyes gave a blue
granite shower at her home on North
Lea e yesterday afternoon, com
plinentary to Miss Sadie Martin. 1t
was a very happy occasion for all
present, the many friends of Mrs. Key
es and the guest of honor coming pre-
pared for an afternoon Of pleasure.
Nice refreshments were served. The
guest of honor was presented with a
complete set of beautiful granite kitch-
en- ware.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
and Mrs. Joseph E. Rhea CAV Miss
Edna L~ittlefeld, who is % to be-
come the bride of Mr.. Ross L.. Malone
a kitchen shower this afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Rhea, at the corner
of Alameda street and South Ken.
lucky avenue. 1t was a successful So
cial gathering and Miss Littlefield
was showered with valuable and use
full kitchen utensils.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND S
ORPH[UM BILL IS
R[PL[TF WITH FUN
"Circumstantial Evidence" the
Headliner for Next Week,
Expected to Draw Crowds

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-Big attractions
noon at the Oakland Orpheum, when
the new bill for the week has its first
presentation There will be blend of
European and American acts and COM
edy, sweet singing, some extraordinary
juggling, a clever dramatic playlet and
other features calculated to make an
almost perfect vaudeville bill.
"Circumstantial Evidence" will be the
headline feature of next week. The
play has drawn crowds in San Fran
cisco, where it has been on the bill,
and a duplicate of the sensation is ex-
pected in Oakland. 1t is one act play
by Harrison Armstrong. A company of
II presents it. The scene is laid in
a jury room, the members of the COM
pany being the jury Inat is deliberat-
ing over the guilt or innocence of a
man accused of murder. Eleven are
for conviction and one obstinate man,
in spite of all the arguments of his
companions, is for acquittal. He adj
mits that the weight of evidence is all
against the defendant, but is mistaken
in his determination to vote to acquit
him. Tired of arguing with him the
IL settle down to a game of poker.
In an impassioned appeal the twelfth
man fnaily conN1nceS the others oil the
innocence of the accused man.
Charles Montren, the European Jug
gler, will appear at the Orpheum next
week. He is in a class by himself for
skill and fnesse Ed Wynn and Al
Lee, as The Billilken Freshmen" are
an amusing pair. Wynn personates tho
swagger, rakish college chap with his
fantastic garb, thinking that he is
really bad. Rosa Crouch and George
Welch present a sketch of unusual
merit, which includes singing, dancing
and much witty dialogue.
The musical sketch, AT the County
Club, with its swagger boys and girls,
which has been the big feature of the
program during the last week, will be
retained There is a suggestion of un-
usual class to this county club act, and
is a novelty ranks high up among the
biggest importations made by the Or
pheum company for it's coast theaters.
Gardner and Revere, with a lively
singing and dancing speciality, which
they entitle Real Variety" will add
spirit to the show.
The Arlington Four, quartet of
singing and dancing messenger boys,
will be one of the features of the new
bill
Luciano Lucca. the man with two
voices, a barytone and soprano, will
render a number of operatic selec-
tons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

The and Wing Herb Company announces to
the people of Oakland that it has opened offices
at No is12 Broadway Oakland, and proposes to
appearing before a new public this company
feels that few words explanatory of its history,
is the reason for the publication of this article.
In the first place the Foo and Wng nIsd ad
existing under the law of the State of Cali
For the past sixteen years its principal place
of business has been in Los fs Angses now
tanning branch offices at Los Angeles and IN
and sale Of proprietary remedies prepared after
the most approved Oriental formulas, and its
greatest organization of its kind in the world
HOW THIS COMPANY CAME INTO EXISTENCE
Many of the older residents ss Of Oakland will i
Pc Tai who practiced his profession among the
white residents of San Francisco for nearly half
a tion for the successful treatment Of OBJ
scure and chronic diseases Of which any physician
numbered his patients by the thousand and they
and even from abroad. scores of wealthy and
ezens of his sa
many years. among the most conspicuous of
DR.. T. Foo Yuen, nephew of Lii Po Tai, was
lying & with IL him lin and sdnn him his t work
mer removed TO Los Angeles and entered upon a
and after years of marked success in a new field
NOW comes to home near the great city where
American people.
THE BEST QUALIFIED OF ALL
No other Chinese physicians have been so
we'll equipped to understand the of dis
eases of the American people Is DIR. T. Foo
Yuen the president of this corporation He is a
graduate of the Imperial Medical College at
Pekin China. and thoroughly versed in the
medical science of his country before coming
to America.
Although debarred by law from the privileges
OF American citizenship, he has adopted this
country as his permanent home. His family is
here, and his children being educated in
American schools One of these is graduate of
the Boston High School. He is very proficient
in mathematics and next fall he will enter the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology stu
dent of electrical and mechanical engineering
These facts are stated to show that they have
become to all fntents and purposes Americans
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
MINISTER SENT TO
FIELD OF SERVICE
Rev. G. NJ. Richmond Leaves
Centennial Methodist to Ac-
cept 0roviIIe Pastorate

OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-Rev. G. NJ
Richmond has resigned HIS pastorate
at Centennial Methodist church, fol-
lowing his assignment by the western
conference of the church to the Metho-
dist pulpit at Oroville. He viii be in
his pulpit tomorrow for the last time.
lie has held the position which he is
now giving up for two years. He viii
be succeeded by Rev. A. ]. Case of
Corning. Cal
ST. Andrews Episcopal church choir
viii give a monthly musical service
tomorrow evening. professional sing
ing and music by male quartet Will
be features. The church is located at
Twelfth and Magnolia streets
Rev. Frank l. Goodspeed, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, has an
nounced that his subject at IL o'clock
services will be The Practice of
righteousness" and that he viii preach
on The Human Cry and the Divine
Answer" at 80 o'clock.
The Pros and Cons of Christian
Science" is the subject of a sermon to
be delivered by Rev. Charles r. Brown
al the First Congregational church
tomorrow evening 1t is one of d
series on Religion and Health" At
the close of the service Alexander
Stewart, violinist and director of the
church choir. and Miss Virginia de
Fremery. organist, viii give a short
musical recital
A sacred concert will be rendered
tomorrow evening by the choir of the
Second Congrega tional church.
Rev. Thomas A. Boyer has started
for Illinois, following news that his
mother was seriously i'll. His pulpit at
the First Christian church viii be filled
tomorrow by Rev. Robert Lord Cave,
formerly of san Francisco.
An interesting series Of stereopticon
lectures viii be commenced at United
Brethren church Sunday evening by
Rev. NJ Il. Drury, pastor, who took
photographs while travelling horse
back through Palestine. The lectures
viii continue four Sunday evenings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
"ZAZA" TO BE GIVEN
AT BROADWAY THEATER
Strong Cast for Production of
Famous French Drama

OAKLAND. Sept 25.-"Zaza" the
famous French drama, which David Be
lasco adapted TO the American stage,
win be the offering at the Broadway
theater for the week beginning Mon
day night. Miss George Cooper will
play the title role in this powerful
drama. Landers Stevens will take the
other leading character. that of Ber-
nard Duffrene
The cast will be a large one, and
among the leading players will be
Godfrey Matthews, Miss George Wood
thorpe. Wilton Dale, Charles Place Miss
Anita Murray and Miss Annie Rogers.
Zaza" will be given nightly next
week with matinees Wednesday, Sat
urday and Sunday. The Lightning
Conductor which has been making
such a success at the Broadway theater
this week, will conclude its run Sunday
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
MORNING PROWLER
CAUGHT BY CLERK
Companion of Supposed Bur-
glar Escapes in Darkness

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-One of two
night prowlers, who took advantage of
the darkness caused by the turning off
of all electric lights at o'clock this
morning to enter the st. Paul hotel,
was captured after a struggle by Il.
W. Luckhardt. the night clerk. The
other supposed burglar made his escape.
A small fire at the plant of the Oak
land gas, light and heat company
caused the lights to be turned off,
Luckhardt heard the men prowling
through the hall and seized them He
was knocked down by blow in the
face. but clung to one of the men until
help arrived. The man, who gave his
name as T. B. Burch, was taken to the
city prison.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
ALLEGED SWINDLER is
CAUGHT IN TOLEDO
Wanted i'm Oakland for Robbing
Benefacfor of S1o7

OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-James Rendi-
nell, who is accused of posing as fire.
man and as a member of the knights
Of Columbus in Oakland, and thus Sc
curing small loans from many persons.
has been arrested in Toledo. Ohio, and
Will be brought back for trial.
The specific charge against him is
that he stole s197 from Alexander j.
Foster.
Foster took compassion on him, in
vited him to sleep in his room, only to
ind, he says, that Rendineifs gratitude
consisted in taking all the money he
could find in the room and running
away
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
THE ELEMENTS of SUPERIORITY


In this connection the question naturally oc-
to every American who gives this subject
any attention, Are these remedies really better
than own, and, if so, why they better?
In answer to this it may be said that the Chi
nese the cleverest pharmacists in the world
that they have the most elaborate methods OF
preparing their remedies. that time, effort and
expense of no moment to them If only they
accomplish results
Only the purest and best of herbs, roots, seeds,
berries and flowers used in these remedies.
Some of these very expensive. In all more
than thousand different varieties are used The
formulas trade secrets handed down from
generation to generation in the same families
for centuries. No poisonous drugs whatever, no
narcotics, powerful tonics. and no mineral
substances are used. In fact, these remedies are
such that they leave no bad after effects
The method of pulse diagnosis employed by
this skilled physician gives wonderfully complete
results. By this method he determine the
condition of each of the vital organs and
prescribe the proper remedy to build up those
that need assistance.
We Americans are looking constantly for some
thing new in medicine. The latest fad always
takes fancy, although 1t may be better
than its predecessors. The Chinese, the
trary, keep the best OF what has them
through the ages, and yet are constantly trying
to improve the
old ways without
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
THE TRUE ply
SICIAN AND
THE FALSE

In China the
pro f e S s on of
IN e d j C / n e is
hereditary and is
considered very
honorable. I h g
educated Chinese
physician is proud
of the distinction
that attaches to
n / S profession.
But China is a
vast empire with
a crowded popu-
lation and there
are never enough
educated doctors
to supply the
wants of the peo-
pie. Their serv-
ices are reserved
for the rich and
influential. There
must be unusual
merit and vi
tality in any
S Y S t e m o f
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
GETS BACK HIS CASH
AND DIAMOND PIN
Loser in Poker Game Receivers
and Stops Prosecution

OAKLAND. Sept. z5.-Because s175
and a diamond pin were returned to
aim today, r. Kielhofer, a bar tender
declined TO swear to complaints accus-
ng William Christensen and Fred Will
son OF having fieeced him. He parted
with his money and jewels in the
course OF a poker game with the pair.
He had them arrested. but declined to
prosecute when they returned his
property.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

Snapshot of the Doctor taken few days ago.
Every one who has weak lungs,
Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes or
Catarrh in any form, Chronic Bron-
chitis. Asthma, Chronic Hacking Cough,
loss of flesh. Night Sweats, Hemor-
under the shoulder blades. or any other
deadly symptom of Consumption, should
send for a trial package of DIR. Hills
New Rational Remedy. This treatment
quickly checks further progress of the
disease and produces new resisting
power, appetite, flesh and good health.
All throat and lung sufferers should
fill out coupon below and send at once
for trial package. which the doctor
sends by mail prepaid.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

WHIST ToURNAMENT-Oak Sept. 25-
Pride of the Forest circle. Ancient Order Of
Foresters, viii give whist party Wednesday
evening September -. Foresters hall,
Thirteenth and Clay streets. Games win COM
mence at $50 O'Clock with large number Of
attractive prizes
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
News Of Society
Across the Bay

NAKLAND. Sept. 25.-Niss Elsie
Horton, the charming Alameda
/girl whose betrOthal TO Raymond
Snowden was an interesting an
nouncement of last season. will be one
Of the brides OF the late fall. having
chosen October 26 for her marriage 1t
will be d beautifully appointed cere-
mony which viii make her the wife of
the well known young Oakland man.
king place at the Horton home in the
n Encinal City.
: The sixty-second. anniversary of the
marriage of her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary p. Cole has been chosen by Miss
Elsie Cole as her marriage day with
Bennett Bates. The ceremony viii be
solemnized at the Cole family residence
in College avenue the evening of
Wednesday. october g. and will be at
tended by a large company of close
friends Lester Cole Will lead the small
bridal party. which viii include the two
sisters Of the bride. Miss Claire Cole
and Miss Gertrude Cole The service
viii be read by Rev. Charles R. Brown.
Miss Cole viii be entertained at num-
ber of pretty affairs in the fortnight
before her wedding.
with simplicity the marriage of Ed
ward Jones and Miss Mary Pond will
be celebrated Wednesday evening, Oc-
IODer 20 at the 1afnlly nome Ia <AId-
media. The wedding follows closely upon
the announcement of the engagement
which was made only few weeks ago.
Miss Pond is one of the best liked girls
in the smart set about the bay, and is
receiving a large share of the seasons
compliments in the short time which
remains before her marriage.
In honor of Miss Jean Tyson, the pop
ular young bride elect whose engage
ment came as one of the surprises of
the week, Mrs. c. August Weihe. the
mother of her fiance. Harry Weihe, has
sent out cards for large tea the after
noon of Saturday. October l6, at her
home in San Francisco. Many friends
will cross from this side to meet Miss
Tyson.
Another wedding of the week which
viii attract considerable attention will
be that of Miss Manu- Henkenius and
Frederick Stewart of this city. The
marriage Will take place Wednesday
evening and will be solemnized at the
home of the brides mother in the pres
ence of the Henkenius and Stewart
families and q few close friends