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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
& a tor @enrif 81 a b
066.

Holtor @enrif &apn, tioligere
Ereit for 6en 6anlfe &irfes Menig=
beber Mnifegon, Micb., og Mor=
quette, Nebr., er afgaaet be0 9eoen
paa @ibe Gen1inorinm 0onmarf,
fun 35 Star gamnrel. &apn bar Ell
9folelererlen fra SDllan0 og tbeo=
Iogiif &un6i6at fra &jebenbabns
l1niperlitet. &an fom til 9lmerifa /
1903 og blep Ereit for Menigbeoen
/ Wfulfegon, bporfro ban / 1906 for
flDtte0es til Marquette, Neb. Ser
blep fan ongreben af Guberfulole,
bporfor fan ,1eologbe lit gnbe0e og
rejite tilboge til Gonmorf THOR for
on nluligt at gienpinoe lit &elbreo
Ho'. 9lopn bar en- ualmin6elig eff
nGr6!5 og pin6enoe Berlonligbeo og
e1 6pgtig Hr9lt. @an og bans Su=
1tru, lom operleper bam, panot Jig
mango 8erner oe &re6le, bbor oe
fpr6eoes, og oe mango 2anosm911o,
iom far gieltet 6em / oeres &iem,
pil n1eo &e1noo mo0toge Me6oeleleln
ON Eaitor 9}apns @ortgang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
Nmerifanere benrettcbe @icarasna.

0e politiife Gorbolo I SEN melleut-
amerifanife &epublif Gcaragua bar
/ Sen ii6ite Si6 u6piflet fig iaale6es,,
at 6e 6oreneoe Stater ianoiDnliepi8
fon1mer til at gribe in6 cg e1tten tiE-
belle oen nuperen0e 9fegjering nn6er
Er9ii6ent 3elaDa Ell alporlig SugteE-
le, eller o11erfien6e 2eoeren al en- He>
bolution> iom MI er igang irno6, ban,.
gitra6a> ion1 &epublitens 8r9ii0ent:-
3elaDa, ser er en- blo6tbrftig SDr1n-
iom paa alle Maa6er 16fnger 2anoet,
bor 1o6et to omerifanffe l1nberinat-
ter Cannon og @race> Ger 6rep 6or-
refining 2an6et paa @egieringshe-
billing, nren bap6e ill1ttet fig til og
itpttet @itraoes &eooIution, ffD6e. s,
8repe, Ser er mo6tagne fra 6en,
ifrebne in6en 6eres 500 til @Iegt-
hinge Der 2an6et, onttarer 6e; at 6e
ingen a1oen l16bei baboe ems at 1ut-
te Jig til &ebolutionen, 6a 3elapos
&egiering iffe anerfien6te oeres Be-
btllinger. 9e 6or. @taters &egie-
ring bar for en- Gio itaaet bofleroe
operfor 5p6rgsmaalet ONT Sen Tube
gribe in6 og fr9be 3elapa til @egn-
ifab, nabnlig for6i set bar bilt Jig, ot
lprltgt Cannon be6 forfiellige 2ei-
1igbe6er bar blan6et fig op ip6ome-
rifanife &eboIutioner, men mi Ter oef
1tb til, at Ser bill blipe ororet arigs-
lfibe og 9ropper til gdcaragua % at
3elapa bill fomme til at> itaa til
&egnifdb for lin 9ptre6en operfor
lslmerifanerne G
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
AARGANG.
@hafl11rh.
S. S. Sill mailer ct 1nprft 8illebe.

ne SSernbane iful6e opbere nte6 at
gipe Dipioe1oer, ct set let at in6tes
bpao Gelgen bil bltbe.
9fogle al 6e &onlpanier, Ser su-
fer at forbeie 2enntngerne for beres
9lrbei6ere, bar erfleret fig btlliae
til at forbpie 6eres &afiter for at
meoe Sc 11pe 2enntngsiatier. &bemt
er set, ser betaler 6e forbgie6e Sat-
iter? Oct er Mfifiberen' 0g bbor IL
ger ban lin gritatning for Ben for-
gge6e lt6gift? &eo forbbie6e Hriler-
@bem betaler oisle Briler2 Set gi6r
6orbrugeren. Og iaaleoes bltper
bet tilli6lt 6e11ne, ser fonrner til at
betale &egningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
@pjt tilpejrs.

Sra 8uop> 6ranfrtge, me6oeles, at
to 2uftleilere, 2utbnm og Haulba1t
libite l1ge bar lat en- 11D &eforb for
Sgioeflugt, ioet 9atbam opnaaeoe en-
&ei6e al 1916 500 meo en- @nfelt-
plan og Haulban 1>180 6o0 nre6 eu
Dobbeltplan Maifine. @pjoeilugt-
&eforoen par ti6ligere 997 Sob.
2uftieilerne 0rpille @rtgbt og Gre
be 2ambert iiges bog tt6ligere at boz
be gaaet op til &gi6er al benbolos-
pis 1900 oe 1900 SOB, men &efou-
6erne par life officielle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
S. S. g. g o + 8 s . s.

0anfe 8la0e me66eler, at en- rng
oonlf Sorretningsman6 / Canada, S.
S. g. &ols, er afgaaet peo 9eoen:
&ois, Ser / 0annuarf bapoe beret
9lplsforpalter paa flere iterre &erre=
gaor6e, far nogle slar opbolot Zig |
Canada og bab6e lfabt Jig en- goo
StiIIing ser ioln Mejeriman0 og
@gent for Canadian Eocific's 2ano
9eportement. Oprin0elig boe6e ban
/ Calgary / bbilfen g9n ban por In
teres;e ;eret flere Meierier. Otter at
bope boI6t 8rpllup me6 en- 0onif Ga-
me for c. 3 Mor li0en, bar bon forri=
ge Ginter / 9onmarf ian1nen neo
iin @l1itru, iom fp6te bam en@Sen
Ser. @on tog 6erefter for en Sio
Spbol6 Mo1treal, bpor ban bl. a.
bopoe elgenturet for @nrr'ei'tcr &
@oi1s Gentrifuger ior Canada. &C.
mere gif Dal1 after / Canada Nactfic's s
5jenelte iom set itore sSernbanelel=
ifobs ipecielle W5eieriogent og 9eltp=
rer of cit Mpniterform efter banif
@plte1m og baDbe bunoet ct amer:
fienoe 9eapn for fin Dpetigbeb oQ
@nergi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

op, og man. frpgter for, at set pil BIZ
be npopenoigt at lutte &opeoifatten
lufttpt for at fpple oer,. S iaa Iil-
feloe bill set nultgt pare Tiger, fer
ser fan tages fat paa at bringe Sc
frn1one Sig op al Minen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

ningsaaret, efter at ser Gngen foruo
par bolot @uostieneite meo Sn6pielie
al @olleget og Snblettelie al oen npe
Jorltanoer, &rofesior SsSobn 81. 2ar'
ien, peo Snmfun6ets Gormano, ga.
1tor g. 9. @bri1tianlen.
S. g. 9 rn s a + I 81 c / n e
6e6.
Sra 9}acine, @is., fon1mer Me6be
lelie ON, at en- al oe tibli6ite og gl0'
ite Oanlfe. / &ocine, @artner Sens
Ye6erien 8ruoabl, er afgoaet peo 90.
ben 0eanoag iioite 1ge> rs Aar gam'
mel.
8rubobl bar 5en al Smaafaars.
iolf, ip6t &pislep Soen, SSpllanb
81 Mar gamntel fom fan uo at bog.
te 8reaturer, fom efter &onfirn1atio.
men @artnerlere og neoiatte Jig iom
@artner Molborg. Gin ierite Tor,
bin6elie meo Mrnerifa fit ban gien.
nem Mormonismen, til boilfe1 ban
i1utte6e Jig Is Aars @I6eren og
uirfe6e e16el slar iom Misiioner !
0annrorf oa Norge. Otter at babe
giftet Jig, opberte ban mart meo Oct
te Mrbeioe og pasle6e lit @artneri
Men ban por allereoe oensang ltarf1
i11teres1eret set offenltge 2ip, napn.
fig slrbeioerbepagelien, og bar
Me6itifter al nMrbeioerforeringen al
1856. S 1865 u6panoreoe fan til
s4merifu ianunen me0 lin Samilie,
tilifpnoet al Sen befien0te Mogens
9lbrobam Sommer, fom lamme &ar
til 9focine, bpor ban begpn6te Cart
neri, og bpor ban boeoe og pirfeos
liee til i'm 500.
8lanot 6e 9unife i 93ocine bar
@ruoobl peret fien6t og pirfet iom
foa anbre. @an bar Ell uopreget
parmbiertet Mano me0 en Grlig
Oberbepisning, meo Juno 8egeiitrin9
for alt, bpa6 ser bar go6t ug eoelt
Og napnlig par ban banif til lin in.
oerlte &iertero6> alti0 pillig til at
toge fat, bpor Set gial6t 9anifbeoens
Sag. ~Gania", Sen ltore oanife
Iorening &acine, par ban @eolem
af lige fra Set fprite Mor> >ben beltoo,
iom &egel lom en- al 0ens gmbe6S.
m9n0. Som Sefret9r u6arbej6eOs
6an 6oreningenS 9ope, palgteS til
Yreiioe11t og le6eoe lom iao6an @eo'
tagelien al oenL og slarenes 2pb
palgtes ban Gang efter Gong til
Freli6ent eller til on6re al 6orenin.
gems Gmbe0er. Set fDl6es / iffe
ringe @roo 8ru6abl> at 6enne Sor'
ening MI itaar iom en- af 6e itbrite
og melt aftipe 6anlfe 6oreninger
9lnerifo, ser tjener iom Mgniter for
@un6re0er al pngre Toreninger, oa
bans Snoflp0elie er 6erfor fglt lang1
us oper 9foctl1es @rpnoler.
Bru6abl's Min6e er iaa neie fr1pt'
tet til 9foci11es vDonio", at set fun
bar naturligt, at vDania"s Me6len1'
mer mp6te op omtrent ful6talltgt til
6ans 8egraeelle li6ite 2er6og. Mer
ogiaa 0e an6re 6anife 6oreninger
9Den bar ban Me0lem al og omfat'
te0e Sem mes 7tor Snteresie, og og'
Iaa Sc mpote frem me0 en- flor 9fe.
prele,1totion for at gipe beres trofa:
lte gamle 2on6smano og Screenings
6ro6er Set 1i6lte SarDel.
Set bar 0og fife Blot Screenings
tibet og iom Hripatmano at 8ru0ab]
bleb fjen0t. San bar intereSieret
alt, bpa6 ser be6fom Set offenligt
9ib. San bar en- of Sc fgrlte 0anlff
/ gacine, lom 6eltog / &olitif og po
litilf 9lgitotion. @on Dor alti6 0e
1nofrat, men tolerant og forltaael1o'
pparfor an0res Mnifuelier. Melt fre11
for alt bar ban 9onif, og Set er ion
ioo6on bans Min0e bill gao obcr ii
GfterilGgten og blibe bebaret &iGr
ligbe0 blan0t Sen 1tore &re0s af Sen
ner rnrot ON / @nrerifa, Iom operle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

Sun: rsSeg be0 gulrife iiffert,
bbor gu bar benne @aar Mftes."
San: rmen fjefe Some, boor
Tan gu tenfe noget iaaoont on1
mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
so a g, a 8 / II e t
@ o r t..

@ IT.,
Ser iepnlig inoeboloer slrtifler ON
6o11ife 6orbol6, ir6eboloer / lit No=
benber g2un1er en- l9ngere grtifel ON
Mn6eIspelenet Danmarf og bpor-
Ie6es bette bar opbiulpet Danmarf i
pfonon1iif &etning. Sra for 100
Mor iiben at p9re ct al @uropas fot-
tiqjte 2an6e er Oanmarf MI ct af 6e
rtgelte, regnet efter SSnobDggerantal=
let bpilfet efer Torfatterel1s, @el0en
Sn1pier's, Mening for en- itor Sci
ifDloes set go0t or9anilere0e @noels=
arbeibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

2ut er 6 oIle ege. q a c n e,
@ g.,
ser nu tilbgrer Sen forenebe 6anife
lutberife Strife / 9lmerifa, blep Man-
Sag ii0lte llge aabnet for l1noerois.
ningsaaret, efter at ser Gagen foruo
par bolot @u6stjenelte me0 Sn6pielle
al @olleget og SSSn6lRttelie al 6en nDe
Joritanber, &rofesior Sobn 81. 2ar'
ien, Deo Snmfunoets Gormanb, &a'
1tor g. 9. Gbriitianlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26
TattAHt1twttn.

6ru 9 0 g g a a IS 5 p0.
&altor Sens 8orggaaros Suitru /
Detroit, Micb., er sen Z. Nopen1ber
aigaaet peb 0goen efter lGngere STD:
Spgoon1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-26

Gru SSulie & 0 en- b erg
boloer i oenne Gio 5angfore6rog /
8Derne giten: &bilaoelpbia, 8os=
ton, &ortlano o. /. b., bporefter bum
reiier til 0anmarf, bpor bun ptl inb=
trRffe lna ti0ligt, at bun fan ttlbrin=
&c SSSulen lammen rueo lin Gan1ilie.
@ro 81 0 + 0tto esper<
len fro 6 i en- + II,
BEN befienote oanife Sprogmono,
ser ginter bor miolertibig Mniet=
telie iom Erofesior peb Columbia
uniberiitetet Seem Sort, pil mulig
Sanuar fomme til Weinnelota for at
boloe nogle 6oreorag pao gngelif peo
Stats l1niperiitetet.
Den banife &gilfole i
sc tie 5, 81 g.,
bltber aab1ret for nn0erDtSning l..
December. 6oritan6er 6. s. 9pi=
bierg meb6eler, at ser ben fgrlte
Moaneo bil blipe lagt i9r1tg &egt
paa Sprogunoerpisning for 8egpnbe=
re. @onb. tbeol. slage Mgller Der
bar Mnlettelie iom 2erer peo @fo=
len, bar taget Srlob fra oenne til
9fptoar, bbilfen Gio ban pil pifarie=
re for Ho1tor S. so. @regerien / Sc
6ar Sails, SSa., Ser er paa @eile til
Colorado, lltab og California.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
Artesian Weiis Furnish power:

The use, of artesian wells for power
PURPOSES Is a.practice- growing rap
Idly In the Mississippi Valley declares
tthe February Popular Mechanics in
an illustrated article. Georgia, it is
said, has 400 such wells, some of
which furnish power to run small
mills. Artesian wells furnish fire
pressure for n Mississippi city, also
The article states:
"At present there are within the
corporate limits of Savannah no less
than SO artesian wells, and it is doubt
full il any city in the south has a more
complete or wholesome water supply.
The water is at present obtained from
Ii wells, all Of which are IL inches
in diameter. These wells vary from
ATS to 700 feet in depth, and supply
the city with 1000, 900 gallons of pure
crystal water daily. They are locat-
ed along an irregular line abou 100
yards apart, the water flowing into
a common aqueduct which has a suf-
ficient grade to carry the water with
considerable current to the pumping
station. 70
1.-The sanitary effect of the artesian
waters on he general health of the
towns, cities, and communities wher
they have been used for a number of
years is excellent, materially lessen
Ing the prefdleLGe oI cnliiS dAu lefelS
in southern Georgia. The little city
of Albany is a fine example. 1t "a a
population of about $4,000 and is sit
uated on the banks of the Flint river
with numerous swamps and lowlands
near by. Before the completion Of
the artesian wells the drinking water
was obtained from shallow surface
wells, and the city was considered
one of the most unhealthy in Georgia.
New Albany. with the sanitary condi-
tons further improved by drainage,
is considered almost a health resort.
The communities of Brunswick, Balm
bridge, Leary, and Fort Gaines have
experienced similar results"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

haywood addition to Roswell.
L. K. McGaffey and others to NEilen
F. Daniels, for $685., lots 5 and Z,
block 43. South Roswell.
w. johnson and wife to Penasco
Sheep Co, for $1,000 the -eTip-sop
Ranch" in II and 18-1719.
j. B. Russell and wife to Ammo Hoch
statter.for 81 ~ other valuable con
sideration, lot 10 block /, Roswell.
James Farrell and others to S. l.
Mardis. for $500. $50 acreS in 5, 9
and 19-8-a0s-s4 =
sGs 0esHilI and wife to John M Rose
DOR 800 a: one and. one-half inch wa.
ter fright fromaa well On lot 5, BLOCK
49, WestGSide. addition 10 Roswell, to
flow onedokf 10. .10s,d1. .ands,12. ;sblock
i Sc, West Side addition to Roswell.
VIM. F. Kinds wife to Harry S
White, for $500 lots 2 and 4, block 10
South Roswell
Pearl Barnes and others to Lena
Howell, for $3.50. lots 4 and 5, block
3, Wildy's addition to Roswell.
Charles F.. White and wife to Geo
L. McGown, trustee, for 81 and other
! consideration, lot 10 block 10, Ha
german and lots 9, 10, IL and IL
| block So, Lake Arthur.
The Lake Arthdr Townsite Com
| pany to Frank Williams, for $500, lots
4 to u inclusive, block 81, Lake Ar
| thur.
Frank Williams 20 Grace E.. Dun
| can same as bov for $500.
/ Prestinia b. Howard and others to
| Candelario Chavez for $500. one acre
in 32-10-24.
w. A. Hyde and wife to J.. E. Gilke
| SON, for $1,66O. lot S, LEAFS sub-divi
| sion to Roswell, and one inch water
| right thereto.
Sara L. Bonney n husband to c
| C. Martin. for $50, lot 8, block 3
| Ovards'- addition to Roswell.
j. j. Jordan and wife to Sterling
| B. Davis, for sos, a half interest il
lots 1 and q block IS, Lake Arthur.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
NJ. M. MILITARY INSTITUTE
INVITED To IMAUGIla 4

General J. Frankin>Bell has extend
ed a special invitation to the New
Mexico Military Institute to attend
the Inauguration of President Taft,
and to be assigned to a place In the
parade, together with the other lead
ing military schools of America. Ow;
ing to the magnitude of such an I'm.
dertaking, the schools cannot con-
Slider accepting the invitation, but COT.
Wilson, the superintendent, mas sent
in the schools regrets, along with a
letter expressing their appreciation OF
the invitation. General Bell has &C
knowledged receipt of this letter, ex'
expressing his regret that the school
cannot be represented at the inaI'
gura1.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

ing the power of the city to regulate
the trimming of trees on the public
streets, l beg to cite the following
provision of Sec. Is of Ordinance. Sc,
of the Compiled Ordinances
Hereafter it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to cut,
trim or break any trees, limbs or
branches of trees planted upon the
lines or within the public highways
or any streets in the City of Ros-
well, New Mexico, except the same
be lone by the consent of the Glty
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark are the pa
rents of a fine large boy who arrived
at their home~on North Pennsylvania
avenue yesterday. Mr.. Clark and his
sister returned last Saturday night
from Paris. Ky, where they took the
body of the late Miss Bessie Clark.
Cyrus J.. Leland yesterday let the
contract to Sam Brame for the cree
tion of a pretty, hve-room modern
frame cottage of the bungalow type OF
his lots on South Kentucky venue
The work is to be commenced at once
Mrs. j. w. Smith left this morning
for her home in Webb City, Mo-, at
ter a visit of three weeks with Mrs.
Albert Rich, of North Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

Council of said City or under its SUI
pervision and control"
And a proper penalty is provided
for a violation of the provision.
This ordinance, in my opinion, is au-
thorized by subsection VII. of Sec
ton 1902 of the Compiled Laws OF
the Territory, and nothing further
need be done except to secure a rig
id enforcement of 4he provision.
Yours very truly,
r.. D. BOWERS,
City Attorney.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
Notice.

Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned that he has been July ap-
pointed Executor Of the Last Will
and Testament" of Rebecca Abney,
deceased, by the Probate CURT for
Chaves County. Territory of New
Mexico. All parties holding claims
against said estate are notified to pre-
sent same within the time prescribed
by law.
WITNESS nay hand and seal this
January 23rd, 1907 Sat. st.
C. NJ. YATER,
(SEAL) Executor.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been filed
for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F.. P. Gayle:
Jos. c. Lea. guardian to G. F. Bill
lings, for $50, lot 5, Lea's subdivision
to Roswell.
F. M. Dawdy and wife to D. w. Run
yam n others, for $4,000, block l
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
Notice.

Letters of administration ave been
granted the undersigned by Hon. ].
T. Evans, judge of the probate court
for Chaves County Territory of New
Mexico for the estate of Nary A. f.
Atkinson, deceased,
Therefore, all persons having any
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present same for payment
as now provided by law.
Witness my hand this 9th day of
January 1909. Wed3t.
w. M. ATKINSON,
Administrator.
Post Office, Roswell, N. M.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

j. NJ. Penf1eld, of Lincoln, formerly
treasurer of Lincoln county I'M now
secretary for Henry Lutz in his Lin
coin store, came down last might to
spend several days while looking af-
ter business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
LAWRENCE RECEIVERS HIS
THREE STOLEN MULES

LAWRENCE RECEIVERS HIS
THREE STOLEN MULES.
5 A phone message from Lake Ar
thur last night brought the news OF
the recovery of the three mules that
were stolen last Thursday night from
the pasture Of Will Lawrence, near
Lake Arthur. Parties were ON the
track of the thieves and tracked the
mules and the men who we're leading
them many miles to the. south. The
pursued party evidently Learned that
they were being followed. and doubled
their speed. The ,pursuers doubled,
also. and it was not long, before the
party in the advance abandoned their
booty and scattered. The mules were
what the pursuing party wanted, any
how and with them they returned to
Lake Arthur.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27
ELks SHOW IS A GO;
BUT DATE COMES LATER.

At last nights meeting of the Elk
Lodge it was decided to postpone the
minstrel show until a later date than
announced, as it had been found that
the minstrel was a bigger undertak-
ing than first planned. The practicing
will now go ahead wihtuot HRDLL
will now go ahead without further de-
lay tn yates viii be ANNOUNCED la
ter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

Frank Dowen and wife, Mrs. Allie
Murdoch and daughter, Miss Hazel.
Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Miller and L. w. Bartholomew
were entertained at dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Smith
yesterday. ~
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

Miss Leora Jones, lon Ave years
stenographer In the office of the clerk
of the district court, has resigned her
position and as soon rs her place can
be suitably filed will open a public
stenographar's Office, catering to
court and legal work.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-01-27

E P. Coleman of Ell Paso, Tex, ar.
rived yesterday to visit his son of the
same name, a cadet at the Military In
stitute.
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Butterfly Tea.

The aides of the M. E. church will
have a butterfly tea Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Bemis
300 N. Lea. All are cordially invited
S1t2.
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FOR SALE Blackcap raspberry
plants, fine variety at so cents per
DOR. S. Hamilton, 500 N. Mis-
souri,. S1t4.
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Discount Sale.

Our twenty per cent discount sale
is still going on. We will move to
Annex about February 1st.TInger-
soil Book Stationary & Art Co.
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A Job Lot of Trees,

1 have 1000 each OF elm, locust,
mountain ash. maple and mulberry,
will sell them at best offer in ground
or dug. Phone or see r. F. Cruise. 75tf
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Butterfly Tea.

The ladies' of the NJ. E. church will
have a butterfly tea Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Bemis
300 N. Lea. All are cordially invited
S1t2
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j For fruit trees Of, all kinds see
Wyatt Johnson salesman for the
Stark Brothers Nursery. s0t12
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l.. M. Thompson, the well known
barber formerly of this city, returned
to his new home in Artesia last night
after spending the day here.
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Will D. Sweet, 1.-The coal man." left
this morning or a business trip tC
Clovis and Melrose for the Roswell
Gas Company.
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was called by the last illness of his
daughter, Miss Matte Boone, and
where he remained for her funeral.
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w. S, Day, of Hagerman. wen
home last night after spending tn
day here.
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J. H. Nook returned to Artesia last
night after a stay of several days in
Roswell and at the prospect oil we'll
at Headquarters ranch.
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Mrs. j. w. Wilson returned las
night from a visit with relatives and
friends in Texas.
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w. P. Chisum leaves Friday IN q
trip to Carrizozo to do some Masonic
work.
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TO ALL AGENTS,

From, this date all my real estate
in the City of Roswell is withdrawn
from sale. w. T. WELLS.
Jan. 81, 1909. S2t3
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FOR RENT:-Four cottage, flu
nished.-Inquire at Ell Captain Ho
tel. S2t3*.
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Mrs. E. Tonkin, of Minneapolis
Mimi, is a guest at the Grand Contra,
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WANTED:-To rent one or two VI
furnished rooms. Phone IL. u
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R.. H. Kemp returned last night
from a business trip north.
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Thomas Boone returned last might
from Warrensburg, Mo-, where he
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Mrs. H. New returned last night
from Porta1es.
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Masons Decide to Build.

HoTheubundins cemmittee7 of the Ma
sonic hodge, met hast night and de-
cided erect ar:Mesoaic tenn
pie here this springs.the building to
cost in the yneighborhoodr ofa$a0sfo0
It will be put up in the residence sec
ton of the town, although the exact
has not been settled. The
lodge meets as a.whole tonight to RAJ
tofy the committees decision and ar
range details. ~.
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