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Suggestions from Nonss. Lucey.

Editor of The Graphic--You have opened q column Of your valuable space to the general public for com ments OH the public welfare wish to take advantage of your kindness to air my ideas on Christian charity which l think Is wounded by the fol- lowing notice and it's consequent &C., complishment. Rev. Lichenstein to Preach Here" He will preach at the First Presbyterian church, First Baptist church and First Methodist church on Why am Christian and the Stumbling stone; Yet Not Asham- cd of Jesus"
 No one will object 10 the change '. m faith Of the Rev. Lchenste!n, as he Is perfectly free in such matters; nor Is there any objection to his com- Ing to Pine Bluff and preaching in several christian churches. Charity is not wounded by such actions but christian charity Is wounded when the matter of his coming and preaching is Haunted in the face of our Jewish fellow-citi0ens by making known some q the antieedents which caused his withdrawal from the Jewish church and by impressing that fact as the .principa1 reason Of his coming and lereaching with an intimation that he may make converts from among tha Jewish people for Christian missions
 Such Is my understanding of the affair. know the pastors of the presbyterian and Methodist churches we'll enough to be fully satisfied that they have no intention of allowing inc use of their churches to stir up i'll feeling among their neighbors. Nevertheless I am of the opinion that more harm than good is done oy blazoning forth the reasons which may have led an individual to leave one church and join another, espe- odally if unkinI reflections arc made on any church.
 Several years ago MT. May, converted Jew, gave lectures here which were filled with unchristian- Ike utterances. Considerable harm was done to religion in general. IL was reported In Pine Bluff suose- ouently that the Rev. MT. May was not fully up to the standard Of } Christian morality. The Catholic church has suffered more from things of this kind than any other church. Some years ago a Rev. Slattery, an ~nfrocked priest, lectured here under the auspices of one church and or uig organization especially establish cd. His work here and that Of the notorious Hicks did harm to every nro1estant church in town, though several of the churches had no par tfcibation i'm their reception or enter 1ainment. The enmities among nelgh- hors which were then excited remain to this day and can be recognized in social and business circles. Wouhos of that kind rankle in the human hreast and rarely ever completely Zeal. I am reliably informed that MT. slatterly gave up his sad career ana ia now leading penitentiai h1e where he Is quietly and unknown to the world striving to atone for the scandal that he gave. If MT. HICKS ds still living he Is probably in the neniteutiary. If he is dead any ol hia friends know where to hnd him.
 The golden rule ought to oe oo-
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-~Mal,hoid Roofing Is made of pure asphalt, no tar, no rubber, will not run In summer or rot in winter. One ply $1.90 per square. Guaranteed five years py Cleveland Matthews Hard ware Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-07

FILES CURED IN 6 TO If DAYS t'1Ayo OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed Ing or protruding Piles in 70 l4 days or money refunded. 5oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-07

Y. 0. Alexander Is back from tour of southern Arkansas in the interests of the Gillespie & Bros. Grocery Con- 2any.
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Wanted.

WANTED -- SALESslEsN; STAPLE line to retailers; permanent posi-
 ton; satisfactory remuneration 70 producers. Address CF, se9 Safety
 Building, Rock Island, III. 2-7 lit
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WE'LL MAKE YOU \ CARR1AGE, buggy or wagon on short notice; !; latest machinery telectrical) and best workmen enables us to do Ii: oMr work wIA outIast factory built; ask for prices. W. R. CRAWFORD.
 o-7 tt
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ALI OUR WORK DONE BY EI.EC- trical machinery, you don't have to wait; we'll repair your carriages or ouggies on short notice; black
 smithing. wagon work and horse shoeing. w. R. CRAWFORD. 2-7 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-07

TO OWNERS OF CARRIAEES-4DOES
 your carriage, surrey or runabout
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-07
RAILWAY SCHEDULES
COTTON BELT.
TRAINS.

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 No Leaves m r.rnh}s 20
 St ?.
 No Leaves Pine Bluff 837 I. Iock, m No g. Leaves Pine BuH 3:oo ). L. Rock m. Local No so Leaves Pine Bluff shops q FBNl>R No &i Leaves D. daily sandav
  PBA.RR tt l. 1nS Sunday yanly. South No Leaves ? ar. nj!e. u
 Tcxarkana, nj. No Leaves Memphis T II n Tex
 arkana 9:2o m.
 Nc Memphis T. nl- 4 9 IF Tex
 m.
 No Leaves St. Louis, E. T TeN
 arkana m.
 No Leaves Little Rock 3:50 m, .s t1
 Camden m.
 No ;! Leaves Little Rock a m r. B. Local No 5T Leaves r. B. 2o l. m. ihARR No t& Sunday ontg arrive lo:0o a. m. PEAR Nc H Daily m.
 L.. l. Vi. \. South lo0ai Depart No i05 1o5o H. No 50 No i03. l15 I'll. l37. 6o m. 
 B.. Western. yo1aa
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-.HICKORY WOOD AND cinders. Cal; MASON & WHITE. old phone, 1000. 2-7 I'm
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any " D t H r oTarf> fo Rent. Boar, Wanted, Il
  iH o 3 to 5l WORDS CENTS s n worlds Hls the q res ad ahtH for cents
  .! in a and i g D n T of Dob tlan k nsertt and only week h efnn
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Bien venidOs

Ests sranana ma llegado On - Mosr
s~rrat," accompaniment de sus encantado-
ran bijas. de su esposo y de- su hijo
Fidd, Ia Distinguish dana doila
.Lnisa Guayta de Benero, que hace va
rios aiios se ausento para Espaiia.
A reeibir q In respectable viaiera han
venido s,is hfios 10. seiiores de Brn-
mt.
Nurstros ~circuIos s~ociales eStan lie
enhorabuena con 81 regreso de la se-
nora Guayta dc Benero y sus gentie-
les hijas. E.
vi BOLETIN MERCANTIL envia
4 dona Luisa, a SIT esposo Y Il sus en-
e@nta.ioras hijas, Su mas afertuoso sa-
Judo do bicnvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
NotaS Climatol0gicaS

En- la Scccion por la regular, la tenn
peratura fue Iigcramcnte baia del pro-
medic para la estacion. micntras la
lluvia fut cerca dc media pulgada su-
pcrior al promedio.
La temperature mas alta de la Sc
mana fuG 81 grades en- Yarlco. en- In
division Sud. Y la mas baia, "a grades
On Maricao. on la division Oeste. de
mostrando una oscilacion eXtrema de
81 grades.
La lluvia fut muy dcsigualmentc re
partida en- toda la iSIa. En- la divi-
sion Sur, el tempo sigui6 scco, los
buenos aguaceros ocUrrierou EN- pocas
l~ocaIidades. En- dondc mas fucrte llo-
VIC fue en- In parte Oeste de la isla
Maricao. Cabo Rojo, Anasco Y l4ares
de todaS estas parties informan mas
de tres pulgadaS de lIuvia.
La temperature media On Ia secci0u
fut 75.2- GRADES. . 0.6 grades baio el
promcdio de la cStacion. III promedio
dc la precipitation fine I61 pnlgads.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Teatro Municipal


Primera. ''El duo de la A~frirana,'
obra de gran lucimiento para esaa conn
paiiia.
Seg1lmia Estreno "La Galerna" her
moso decorado.
Terera Estreno LA Tea def OLE
fxito de Esperanza Iris.
Maiana Jueves 20.
Primera Estreno, LA Borrica".
Segunda Estreno, "La Sangre moza.
Tcrcera, "Contrabando."
Vi6rncs gran function de moda deii-
cada 4 las damas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
e. nuevo Sultan de Turquia
MoHAMED v

Nueva York. miercoles.-El p~arlamento turco ma pro-
clamado Sultan al hermano del destronado, con ell nom
bre de Mohamed v. Este soberano garantiza la paz IN
terror y las vidas y haciendas de los extran]eros.
Los Estados Unidos reconocen como iegitlmo sooerano
de Turouia a Mohamed v, y 10 mismo haran los poderes
europeos.
Los partidarios de Abdul Hamid amenazan con una
guerra civil empenadisima para restltuir a SUI sooetano
ell trono de que ha sido despojado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Explosion de
un submarine
CAToRCE MUERTos EN- Ell sINIESTRo

Nueva York, miercoles.-El submarine itallano "Foca
ba hecho explosion. Ell buque quedo c~ompletamente des-
truido.
De la tripulacion han muerto catorce y ell resto ha que
dado mutilada y herida.
Ell rumor publico hace inculpaciones gravismas, por 10
oue han dispuesto que Sc haga una investigation las au-
toridades de Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
FL Senaelo no tiene prisa
LA DISCUSSION Sc DEMoRA MUCHO

Nueva York. microbes Dicen los ~despachos que Sc
reciben de Washington que la discussion de las tarias Sc
es,a demorando mucho mas de 10 que Sc esperaba.
La rapidez aconsejada por MI. Taft no ha sido tomada
en- cuenta pr los senadores,
Ell ~presidente Taft en- un segundo mensale insiste en-
la recommendation de que es de inminente prlsa que Ell Sc
nado apruebe la reforma arancelarla del Congress-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Don C0nrad0 Palau

DE rcgreso de Espaiia 81 %eagnentra
dc nuevO entire noSotros cstc distin-
gnnido amigo mnestro que lleg6 en- ID
Monserrat.
Bien venido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

Hey Sc ha visto en la Corte NUM-
cjpal Ia dcnuncia contra Carlos Mar
cano, qlicn ektaba acusado por "a pc
llcia Flores. de aiterar la paz EN- Puer-
la he TERRA. Ell juez Lassalle L. I'M
p'lso -iuco dollars de muhta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

LOS PLANES DEL GENERAL

Nueya York. microbes -Dicen los ~despachos reclnidos
de Paris que ell general Castro ha manlfestaoo que eSpe-
rara en- la capital francesa la llegada de su esposa~
su uermanencia en- Paris no durara mas que Ell uempo
aue tarde en- reunirsele la sonora.
r., general dice que su estado de salud es muy deilca-
ao V one no piensa, por ahora. en- empresas behcas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

LA PLAZA Sc RENDIRA HOY

Nueva York, microbes La siuacion de los refugiados
an Adana es verdaderamente desesperada. Sc proouceh
i cada instante escenas de horror entire los laneil0oS 4ue
,,agan 4 Ia euorme suma de veinte mil.
- a.naoi6n . ipsostenible y Sc cree que hoy Sc entire
SARA Ia ciudad q los sitiadores.
I'm IA ciudad Sc carece de TODD. del aqua inclusive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

Enriqueta Ramos, que en- la mana
ara de aver, alteraba la paz en- la ca-
He he San Juan, en- Santurce. fsL 81
do c~ouIenada 4 cinco dias de a1res-
IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

Atacadores tam
Tipos para I'm.
de diez y doce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

Ham sido eondenadoS Il cinco Y un
dollars de multa. respectivamente. 10
Sc Lopez Y Leoncio Asorio. por IN
fraccion de Ia ley de Sandal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28

IA gpardia Montrie ha presentado an
tc la Corte Municipal una depuucia
contra Antonio Carrillo. por i%nfrac--
cion del %re-lamento de carreteraS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Mas nOticiaS

NasIa dc interts ocuri6 hoy en la
fda, excepciGn De dos o tres Successes
dc los cualcs informamoS en- los Suce-
sps dei lila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-28
Ia escuadra de
los amariI108
PARA CHINA o Ell JAPON?

Nueva York. miercoles.-El %gobierno de China Sc dis
pone 4 construir una gran fota, para 10 que dispone de
un credito importantisimo.
Los grandes acorazados seran construidos Ell los aS"-
lleros japoneses.
reto haze mirar con marcado recelo international los
provectos del Celeste Imperio, al que cree La suspicacia
de los poderes en- inteligencia con ell Jap6n para hacer
una fota formidable.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
HUNDREDS FEAST AT
THE BIG BARBECUE.

The barbecue of the convention,
sometimes called the COW mems ban
quet, was the feature of today's en-
tertainment of the visitors. 1t was
held In he Slaughter grove one mile
a s of Main street at noon today.
More than a thousand people went
out to feast and after every one had
eaten his OF her fun capacity of the
juicy beef and mutton, bread and pick
les and had drunk his fill of bright,
clear steamdng hot coffee, there was
plenty left for another meal for all.
The barbecue was a success in every
respect 1t was managed by VIM. NJ.
Atkinson and the meat was cooked
under the direction of that veteran
Lib Rainbolt. and a was the
only possible result. The gathering
was a wholesouled 5ape and every.
body enjoyed the day.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
TEXAS PROBABLY HAVE
STATE WIDE PROHIBITION.

Austin, Tex, April 6.-Despite the
failure of submission, present indica-
lions are that Texas will have state
wide prohibition with amendments
to the Observation-Disclosures liquor bill,
which make more stringent the pro-
visions of the Baskin-McGregor liquor
law.
When the Robertson-Fitzhugh bill
was called for consideration represen
tative Lee offered 81 amendments. all
tending to make the law more strin-
gent even than the bill under consid-
Grafton, and the amendment prohibit
ing drinking on the premises where
liquor is sold, was adopted by a vote
of II to 40. 1t caused a great sensa-
ion among those who opposed prohi-
ibition and Robertson said it would
! amount to state wide prohibition,
| while Lee admitted that the purpose
of his amendment was to put all sa-
looms out of business.
Lee offered another amendment
| which provided that bee saloons
should be subject to a license of $500
but the house voted it down today, SO
to So adopting the amendment by
Schulter fixing the state tax at $400
! for liquor and 500 for beer.
Robertson opposed the amendment
relative to prohibiting the drinking OF
| liquor on premises where it is bought
| citing that laws now prohibit the
/ sale of liquor on trains and IN high.
ways within sight OF residences, and
] he wanted to know where on earth q
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Most Beautiful Exposition.

Seattle, April S.-With the combi-
nation of natural beauties mt archi-
tectural skill offered by the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific Exposition soon to OPP
en- al Seattle, this great fair of the
Pacific has already been pronounced
the most beautiful ever planned. And
that is because the landscape artists
have worked out SO many striking de-
signs in building sunken gardens and
because the whole scheme for beauti-
flying the grounds has for a fitting
background a lavish display of mount
ain, lake and woodland scenery.
A feature of the exposition is the
three vistas, cut through great STREET
ches a fir trees to obtain the excel
Ter view of the lakes and mountains
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
THREE THOUSAND SAW
"a. ROPING AND RIDING.


The biggest assembly of people at
one event gathered at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon to see the riding
and roping contests, n the horse
racing that was to have followed, but
was postponed until this afternoon on
account of the wind storm. At least
three. thousands people we're there
for the show.
The roping and tieing contests
it being against the law to rope cattle
as a means of amusement. The use
Of goats made the Work a little slower
than usual, the horses not doing their
part as well as. if steers had been us
ed. The exhibition was an interest
ing one and the prizes were awarded
as follows:
First, to Spencer Jewell, of Mid.
land, Texas, a saddle, given by E. I
EAmonett. time 28k. seconds.
SECOND John Wilson, OF Roswell,
Pruit company, time 24h seconds.
s-Yhfrde Ralph. eWhitioek, Stetson
hat given by e. H. Williams & Co.
time rs seconds.
The work of the contestants was to
cut out, rope. throw and tie a goat
| and most of the work was very clever.
In riding tournament, in which the
contestants rode at full speed and
| ianced rings, hanging from posts the
prizes were awarded as follows:
First Rustler LoveIess, a pump shot
gun, given by the Independent Hard
ware Company.
Second Tom Loyeless, a $40 ha
| given by Jaffa, Prayer & Co. 3
Third, L. L. johnson, a % calibre
| rifle, given by he Roswell Hardware
Company.
BY the time these contests had been
| ended the wind storm came up and
| although n race was run, and Won
by a Carlsbad man, 1t was so unsatis
! factory, it was called of and races
| along with some private contests
| were set for this Afternoon.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
DR.. FISHER, DE FREEsT !
AND LEWIS ARE WINNERS.

The judges in the automobile pa
rade have awarded the three prizes in
the following order: First, to DIR. E.
NJ. Fisher, who had a battleship float
on his car, impersonating President
Taft and carrying the Goddess of Lib
erty, in the person of Miss Grace Mil
ler; Second to Charles DeFreest,
who had his car decorated in the col
ors and letters Of the B. P. @. Elks
and had his car loaded with school
girls, bearing p~arasols and wearing
dresses to match; Third to Hugh
Lewis, who had his auto decorated
with pink flowers and carried little
girls with dresses and parasOlS to
match. The prizes were $25, SIS and
$40 in gold.
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CHILLY WIND HARp{oN
APOLLO CLUB CONCERT,

A crowd Of about $50 people at
tended the concert of the Apollo Club
in Armory Hall last night. This would
have been considered a fair attend
nee on an ordinary occasion, but lar
ger crowd was expected during tn.
convention. The cause of this fall
ing on Is attributed, and properly no
doubt to the Norther that came up
just at the hour of going. The con-
cert was up to the usual high degree
maintained by this organization and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all lovers
of good music who braved the ele-
ments to gain a seat in the auditor
ium.
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A BIG CHUNK FOR
A BIG EXPOSITION.

Valdez, Alaska, April S.-To bring
from Nugget Creek a 1900 pound
chunk of bronit ore, almost pur cop
per, for exhibition at the Alaska, Yu-
kon Exposition in Seattle, James Nc
Carthy started this morning for the
mines. Five men accompany him
with camp outfits and expect to be
back In three weeks with the nugget.
It will be taken from the Valdez
claim en- which the principal develop
ment work has been one On the
Rup belonging to, the Alaska Con-
dated and to the. Mccarthy Third
ding Company. Mr.. Mccarthy
bring the nugget to the Fairbanks
d and from there Ed Wood will
g it to Valdez.
he Committee of the Valdez cham
OF Commerce which has charge
he work of assembling an exhibit
all parts of the mineral district
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HELENA MoDJEsKA, NOTED
ACTRESS DIED TOpAN

Los Angeles, April 8.-Helena Mod
jeska, the noted actress, died this
morning at ten O'Clock at her island
home at Bay City, at h age of six
ty-ive after an illness of two months.
Her death had been hourly expected.
Bright,s disease, complicated with
heart trouble, was the cause. At her
bedside were Count Bozuate, her hus.
band, Ralph Modjeska. her son and
his wife. The members of the family
had been by her side o months. The
health of Modieska was as usual u
til two months g when b fell Ill
The funeral has not yet been arrang
ed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
TAFT MAKES APPOINT
MENTS FOR ARIZONA.

Washington, April S.-Taft made
the following nominations today:
Governor of Arizona, Richard E.
Sloan.
Secretary of Arizona, George w.
Young.
U. S. Attorney Northern district of
California, A. l.. Mccormick
Associate Justice Supreme Court Of
Arizona, John H. Campbell.
Assistant secretary of the treasury,
Charles S. Miles, New York. Il
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08

tributary o Valdez is anxious to have
the specimens brought to town at an
early date as the time is near when
the exhibit must DE taken to Seattle.
Some very fine specimens have been
brought in and a larger number have
been promised but nave not arrived.
The committee desires to send out a
last imperative call.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08

person buying a drink or q pint Of
whiskey would go to drink it.
During the morning Stepter, h
blind member of the house, presided
as speaker. He filed the position alb
" and was ableNto recognize the MEM
bers by their voices.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
HILLBuRN CONTINUES
TO e OIL TRUST

st. Louis, April S.-Attorney Hill.
burn continued the argument for the
defense in the Standard Oil dissolu-
ton proceedings this morning. He re,
piled to the charges of kellogg that
the company had earned more than
half a billion on a capital of $97. 250,-
900. He said it was true the profits ex-
ceeded the sums paid out as divid.
ends and declared these sums were
paid out to extend the properties of
the company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT;
NO eRRtOUS DANA

Driving his automobile at a lively
rate OF speed, A. 3. GerreNs, of Ar
tesla, had the misfortune at noon to
day to make his car tur turtle as il
rounded the double curve in the road
at St. Mary's hospital, on South
Main street. BY some miraculous
good fortune, none OF the six oceu'
pants Of the car was seriously hurt
and the car not damaged beyond los
ing one of its tires. In the car be
sides Mr.. Gerrells, were Ed Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Streater and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rogers all of Dallas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
TEXAS LEGISLATURE ADOPTS Z
BANK GUARANTY Plan

Austin, Texas, April S.-The lower
house of the legislature this morning
passed the bank deposit guaranty bill
by the vote of 80 to 49,. Governor
Campbell has announced he will call
a special session to obtain action on
the administration measures which
the legislature opposes.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08

1t was Mr.. Moore who received the
only noticeable injury of the acct
ent and he escaped with a sprained
ankle. The party had started to the
barbecue and Mr.. Gerrells had been
m~isinformed as o the place of holding
the big feast.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
A BIG FIRE DAMAGES
Nj

Manchester, N. H, April Sire
started here this morning In a tene-
ment building near the business cen
ter and at noon had extended for four
blocks east and two blocks north. 1t
is still spreading.
Later:-The fire continued to
spread until 1870, when fifty build
ings were burned or damaged, then
it was reported that the blaze W a un-
der control.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08
This is not Hot Air.

1 have secured the services of Mr.
s.. A. Whitesides, who is a practical
and scientific horse sheer, a gradu
ate of two veterinary schools where
he made horses feet his special study
/ will take care of your horses feet
T. M. RABIES Shop. 31t6.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-04-08

P. T. Harpold arrived this morning
from Artesia to join his wife in a Wis
it with Roswell friends.
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SANTA Ff
GOES DRY

Santa Fe, N. NJ. April S.-The City.
Council of this city by a vote of five
to four last night passed an ordinance
closing all saloons in the city after
Dec. 81. In the meantime h license
fee for the saloons will Re doubled.