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School Saoes.-Stine Shoe Co.

Tom Reed came up from Carlsbad
yesterday and left today for ANA
rillo. where ne expects to enter the
railroad service as brakeman. He
was formerly located here as clerk at
The Gilkeson and has been in the
same line of work at Carlsbad.
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Miss Maud Adams and Miss Jessie
r. Hood. who have been here about
two weeks, left this morning. bound
for their home in Detroit, Mich. They
were greatly pleased with Roswell
and xpect to return.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
BEST BREAD
It's Best.

Ing on the charge of stealing a bot
lie of whiskey from the Green Front
saloon. found guilty and fined S. and
costs.
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j. s. Wood of Nocona, Texas who
was here six weeks looking after ibu-
siness and seeing the country. left
last night for Artesia.
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NJ. w. Evans came up from Lake
Arthur yesterday in his auto for a few
days business visit.
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YES" said Mrs. Lapsling, "Johnny's
all right now. When ne was bitten
by that strange dog l o him to a
doctors and had the wound ~ostracized
right away."-Chicago Tribune
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Father Chrisiman went to Hager
ma last night to do some church
work.
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Hall of Roswell Lodge No. Is A. F.
x A. NJ. Special Communication Sat
urday Nov. 6th. 7:30 p. m. NJ. NJ. De
gree. BY order of John H.. jenkins,
w. NJ. 11t2.
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An Qhstinata Maid.

Mr.. Sappeigh-I wouldn't marry that
Miss Gabby. She Is terribly set In her
ways. Mr.. Softleigh-Is that so? Mr..
Sappeigh-Yes. indeed Why. b has
refused me nine times. Baltimore
American.
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J. NJ. Bowman came in last night
from a trip up the road. wnere he has
been looking after the telegraph lines
of the railroad company.
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Albert B~ratton. the well known
base ball pitcher. of Lake Arthur, was
nere today on his way TO Amarillo ON
a business visit.
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J. X. Heartf. of Lake Arthur. came
in last night from a trip north and
stopped here last night.
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Frank Divers and F. s. Putnam, his
partner at Portales, went to Carlsbad
last night to look after business at
fairs.
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DON'T FORGET THE TWENTY
FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE
ON MILLINERY AT MISS M. C.
FLEMINGS. 09t3
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Percy Hagerman has arrived from
Colorado Springs for a visit with his
mother. Mrs. Anna o. Hagerman.
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John X. Hodges came up from Ar
tesla this morning for a short bust
ness visit.
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The newest Of new footwear, ar
rivals daily.-Stine Shoe Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Stearn, Of Vic
tor. Colo, who have been here seeing
The town, left last night for Lake
wood.
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The Record not only prints thu
first, but il also does the bes
commercial printing.
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w. y. Wilkinson left last night foI
n business visit in Carlsbad.
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E. C.. Gaddis returned his morn
ing from a business trip down the val
ley.
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Clyde w. Lake. of the Cumsnins
Garage. went to Portales this morning
on automobile business.
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G. NJ. Iden, of Clovis. and Earl Iden
of Etna Green. Ind, arrived last ev'
ening for a visit with relatives.
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One hundred styles of mems shoes.
Slime Shoe Co.
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Emory Hol son returned this morn
ing from Artesia.
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Miss Jennie Blouga. of Dexter. was
here shopping today.
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Tom White returned last nigh
from a trip to the LID anc at Ken
IA.
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n. j. Winchell and A. Duraad. wer,
visitors in the city today.
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Boys shoes. that sturdy kind for
school--Stine Shoe Co.
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A. J. Nisbet~ returned last night from
a business trip to points up the road
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Dave Howell returned last night
from a stay of several days at his
ranch in the north part of h county.
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Mrs. T. A. Stancliff and Mrs. C. w.
May. of Lake Arthur, We're here today
shopping and visiting friends.
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Mrs. l.. w. Holt came up from Ar
tesla this morning for a short stay
while looking after business affairs.
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a. Thomlinson, the engineering ma
chinist. left this morning on a weeks
trip to Amarillo and Oklahoma City.
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THE VERY LATEST MID-WINTER
MILLINERY NOVELTIES MAY NOW
BE SEEN AT MISS M. c. FLEM-
INGS. Oet3
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r. G.. Why7nan. of Amarillo. went to
Campbell this morning to do some
surveying for tie railroad company.
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Ask for the new Autocrat last
Slime Shoe Co.
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Frank Anderson returned 10 his
home in Hagerman last night after
spending two days here on business.
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Iiuht Fine FOR Small Theft.

Martin Nalancious and Pancho Con
zales We're tried in Justice A. ]. Wei
ter's court last night and this morn
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Mrs. NJ. f. Moore Mrs. Lee Renison
and Ed Bowman have returned from
Colorado City, Texas. where they took
the body of the late NJ. T.. Moore.
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Voice and Piano Instruction
r. A. A. CHASE
STUDIO, Corner Main and 5th


Boellner. the jeweler. has 1t cheaper
Emory Hol son returned this morn
ing from Artesia.
Miss Jennie Blouga. of Dexter, was
here shopping today.
n. j. Winchell and A. Dura1d. were
visitors in the city today.
A. J. Nisbet returned last night from
a business trip To points up the road.
Tom White returned last night
from a trip to the LID ranch AT Ken
ma.
f. c. Gaddis returned his morn
ing from a business trip down the val
ley.
John R. Hodges came up from Ar
tesla this morning for a short bust
ness visit.
Clyde w. Lake. of the Cumnins
Garage. wen to Portales this morning
on automobile business.
j. X. HeartF. of Lake Arthur. came
in last night from a trip north and
stopped here last night.
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w. ]. Wilkinson left last night for
a business visit in Carlsbad.
Father Christman went to Hager-
ma last night to do some church
work.
NJ. w. Evans came up from Lake
Arthur yesterday in his auto for a few
days business visit.
c. NJ. Iden. of Clovis. and Earl Iden
of Etna Green. Ind, arrived last ev-
ening for a visit with relatives.
Dave Howell returned last night
from a stay of several days at his
ranch in the north part of the county.
Mrs. r. A. StancIiff and Mrs. c. w.
May. of Lake Arthur, We're here today
shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. l.. w. Holt came up from Ar
tesla this cnorning for a short stay
while looking after business affairs.
r. G. Why7nan. of Amarillo. went to
Campbell this morning to do some
surveying for tile railroad company.
Frank Anderson returned 10 his
home in Hagerman last night after
spending two days here on business.
a. T~homlinson. the engineering ma
chinist. left this morning ON a weeks
trip to Amarillo and Oklahoma City.
Mrs. NJ. +. Zoo Mrs. ~ Renison
and Ed Bowman have returned from
Colorado City. Texas. where they took
he body of the late NJ. +. Moore.
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SEE THINGS
IN THE AIR

Los Angeles, Calf, June All the
Imperial Valley is excited over the re-
ports of the mysterious airship which
is taking nightly flights over the Sal
ton Sea. AT first the ship appeared to
be stationary at a point directly over
the Salton Sea near the intakes of the
Alamo and New rivers, then it began
a rapid flight, finally disappearing in
the shadows of the San Jacinto mount
aims. At Brawley party of twenty
men witnessed the flight across the
sky Securing field glasses they stud
led the machine. Its appearance was
that of basket fastened between two
wide wings and when turn was made
1t is said a propeller could be plainly
seen. The observers were unable 70
distinguish any person in the basket.
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TRIED TO
ROB TRAIN

Ell Paso, Texas, June "A daring
attempt was made yesterday to wreck
and rob the west bound Golden Gate
Limited, the fast overland train OF the
Rock Island system, near Duran in
central New Mexico. Ties and rails
were piled on the track at a curve but
freight train hit the obstruction
first and spoiled the plans OF the
wreckers. The robbers fired several
shots at the trainmen and escaped in
to the foothills.
Officers are now on the track Of
the bandits. No sooner had the freight
crashed into the obstruction when
the limited train passed. well loaded
down with passengers and carrying
the California mail and the Wells
Fargo express.
The robbers story was denied In
the general offices Of the Ell Paso &
Southw estern.
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CHANGES IN BUSINESS
LOCATIONS BEING MADE.

Rothenberg & Schloss yesterday
moved their stock of cigars and tobac-
co from their old stand in the DR..
Garst building south of the Roswell
Drug & Jewelry Company to the
Smoke House, consolidating the stocks
of the two stores into what is the big
gest and most complete line of tobac-
conist's goods ever gotten together
in the Pecos Valley. Sigmund Uhl-
fielder. who has been in charge of the
Rothenberg & Schloss store for many
years, is preparing TO move to Albu-
Querque, but will probably be here at
least q month
With this change will come anoth-
er of Importance in the business cir
cles of Roswell. The Roswell Drug
& Jewelry Company will move it's
jewelry and kodak departments into
the old stand of the cigar store and
will expand its drug departm ent over
its present quarters in the corner
building will he remodeled and in this
work the front of the house will be
made to present an entirely new ap-
pearance, with the door in the corner
and better show window facilities.
This work will be done before the
move will be made.
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National Balloon Race.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 4.-AH In
dianapolis is ''up in the air" me6a-
phorically speaking. in anticipation of
the National Balloon race which will
start from the Hoosier capital tomor-
row. Aeronautics is almost the sole
topic of conversation today and the
interest manifested gives promise of
a tremendous crowd to witness the
start of the daring navigators in their
attempts to break past records and
win the blue ribbon of the air. The
Aero Club of Indiana is acting as host
to the balloonists and their assistants
gathered here today and, has made
adequate preparations for giving the
contestants an suspicious send-off.
The race will be particularly no
table for the reason the six balloons
entered are of the limit size, 2,200 GU
bic meters, and when inflated one of
these balloons stands in height equal
to nine or ten story building. The
pilots in the race will compete for
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo-, June 4.-Cautle
receipts, 1000, including 800 south
erns: market steady. Native steers, s.
O0@7.0O; southern steers, 4.15@6.5O; |;
southern cows, 3.00@5.25; native
cows and heifers, 2.75@6 65; stockers
and feeders, 4.0e@5.60; bulls, 3.40@
500; calves, 3.50@7.O0; western
steers, 5.25@6.75; western cows, 3.25
@5.25.
Hog receipts, 1000; market to 10c
higher. Packers and butchers, 1850
7.55; bulk OF sales, 700@7.5O; heavy,
7.4O@7y60; Hight, 6.S0@7.2O; pigs, SIS
$3.50.
Sheep receipts. 1000; market stea-
dy. Muttons. 5.5O@6.60; lambs, $500
S.75; wethers and yearlings, 4.75@
7.25; ewes, 4.25@610; Texas and Ari-
zona 1nuttons, 4.60@6.4O.
Tho Wool Market.
ST. Louis. Mo. June 4.-Wool un-
changed.
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La TOILETTE
VS.. PENROSE

Washington, June 4.-The expected
passage at arms did not come with
the anticipated vigor in the senate
this morning when Senator LaFol-
lette took UP the discussion of the
tariff following remarks last night dur
ing his absence not particularly COM
plimentary to him. When the senate
convened last night, LaFollette did
not appear and Penrose, of Pennsylv-
ania, remarked:
''The Senator from Wisconsin is
probably out visiting the yellow jour
nails and muck-raker magazines"
This brought denial from LaFol-
lette's colleague, who stated that he
was ill. LaFollette's presence this NOR
ming brought full attendance of the
senate, but he did not bring the storm
which it was believed was brewing.
He denied he was i'll but said he was
resting. Turning toward Aldrich, he
said:
'"The Senator stands ON this floor
as any other senator" and added, 'the
forgets it sometimes Then turning to
Penrose, he said, LAS to the remarks
Of The senator from Pennsylvania, /
render very important service to his
country and to his state, if he would
account for the way he spends his
time when not absent from
lhis body, than in an effort to maks
me account for myself. 1 might add
that no man could undertake to ac-
count for the whereabouts of the SEN
ator from Pennsylvania without trans
crossing the rules of the senate and
this do not care to do"
Penrose referred to an article in
LaFollette's magazine as misrepre-
senGing himself and Pennsylvania.
LaF'ollete PROMPTLY said the article
had been denied, both by the news
paper it was taken from, as we'll as
iby his own magazine. LaFollete then
took up the tariff bill.
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TEDDY SPENDS PART OF
THE DAY WITH RELATIVES

Kijabe,- East Africa. June 4-The
members OF the Roosevelt party who
arrived here yesterday and spent the
night IN camp near the station, start
ed this moraing to visit the African
Inland Mission, an American organiza-
ton. This morning Roosevelt spent
some time in shooting monkeys, par.
ticufarly The Colobus.
r. ]. Cunningham, the manager of
the expedition, and l.. A. Tar1ton, of
Nairobi will stay in camp today max
ing preparations for the march to the
Sotik district which will require a
trip of two days without meeting with
water.
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Yacht Race to Bermuda.

New York, June 4-Daring the dan
gers of the open ocean and the hazard
ous passage of the Gulf stream, the
hardy navigators OF the frail craft
entered in the New YorkSBermuda
yacht race will start on the 660+mtle
voyage tomorrow morning. The start
will be made from OF Sea Gate and
the arrangements, under the direction
of the Atlantic Yacht Club, were COM
pleted today. The Bermuda end OF the
race will be managed by the Royal
Bermuda Yacht Club. So far as pos
sible, the yachts will follow the course
oaken by the Bermuda Atlantic liner,
Prince George, in its weekly trips to
the coral islands. The finish will be
off ST. David's Head, Bermuda. Re
ports from the officials OF the Royal
Bermuda Yacht Club state that prepa-
raGions of an elaborate character
have been made for the reception OF
the daring pilots. Their arrival in the
little British colony will ibe made the
occasion for gala celebration, during
which the victor and the vanquished
in the race will be wined and dined
and feted by the officials and leading
ChIALClIS W 9SIo41h IN IAS LILY d1A0
the onion.
This is the fourth OF these races
The first race was sailed in19D6. and
three boats started, Lila, Gauntlet
and Tamerlane. The latter won the
race making the time five days and six
hours. The cup was presented by Sir
Thomas J. Upton. The Brooklyn
Yacht Club handled this race. In
the second race twelve boats started
in two classes, and the winners were
Dervish and Lila. In 1908 the race
was sailed from Marblehead under
the flag OF the Corinthian Yacht Club,
and six boats started, two from Phi
ladelphia, two from New York and
two from Boston. Venona, the small
est OF the lot, finished first beating the
whole fleet. The first Dlass prize
went to Dervish.
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DOCTOR HELD FOR THE
MURDER OF HIS WIFE.

Chicago, June A dramatic scene
ensued in the Sheffield avenue police
station this morning when DR.. Hald-
ane Cleminson, accused OF the murder
of his wife, was confronted by Miss
Anna BoIb, who gave the police the
names OF women the doctor had been
associating with. The girl when taken
to cell screamed Historically and end
ed her conversation with the prisoner
with a series Of screams. 1t was later
learned she told the doctor to tell the
police about the women. INT he told
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the Lahm cup and for special tro-
ply offered by Carl G. Fisher to the
contestant remaining in the air the
greatest length of time. Each pilot
and aid will receive commemorative
medal from the Aero club of America
The race will be conducted from iohe
Motor Speedway park with grounds Of
$50 acres. "A special grand stand for
the accommodation of $4,000 persons
has been erected.
A. Holland Forbes who fell sever
al thousand feet when his balloon col
lapsed while sailing over Berlin, Ger
many last summer, is entered as one
of the pilots. Mime. Albert c. Triaca
will accompany her husband in his
balloon. Other well-known balloon pi-
lots entered are J. II. Vale, Jr., and
A. H. Morgan, of Cleveland; A. B.
Lambert, of ST. Louis, and Carl Fisher
of Indianapolis.
1t was intended to hold this race
next fall, but as the Fulton flight con-
test, to be held in New York, in Oc-
tober, Is also under the auspices of the
Aero Club of America, the date was
was changed to June
A C. Triaca, the Italian aeronaut.
will probably be accompanied in the
race by his wife, a young French wo-
man, who made four ascensions with
her husband while he ws studying aer-
onautics in Paris. Since coming to
this country, Mrs. Triaca has taken "a
keen interest in all of her husbands
at Morris Park, where he
has his headquarters as Chairman of
the Technical Committee of the Aer-
onautfc Society.
Mrs. Triaca Ia very anxious to act
as my aid in the big contest" said
Mr.. Triaca, "and see no reason why
she should not go along. In our long
est ascension at Paris we were in the
air nearly five hours and ascended
$4,000. My wife is eager to make a
long-distance flight and we will be pre-
pared to stay in the air twenty-four
hours or more"
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RowIey Pleased With N. M. M. J..

J. C. Rowley writes from Gila, Bend
"A. T., that his son, Charley is doing
well at West Point, as a cadet at the
U. S. Military Academy, but that he
credits all his success to Col. James
w. Wilson and the efficient corps of
officers under whom he studied at the
New Mexico Military Institute. In
fact, Mr.. Rowley is very much pleas
ed with the Roswell school and his
other son, John Rowley, will be back
next fall for another year.
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ALLEGED LOTTERY MEN
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK

New York, June I'm the arrest Of
two men here last night the post Of
flee department officials believe they
have captured the headquarters Of the
Mexican National Lottery. Charles o.
Backus was arrested at his apart
ments. There many large packages of
lottery tickets ready to be mailed
were found. Another arrest was also
made The addresses of many agents
were found in Backus' apartments.
The post Office inspectors say the
profits OF the business are enormous,
and that no proof was found that any
actual lottery drawing has ever been
made.
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INQUEST DEMONSTRATES
BiNkL7EY'S DEATH MURDER

Chicago, June 4-YeSterday' in
quest demonstrated that DR.. John T.
Binkley, sr., OF Evansville, Ind, was
murdered in this city on Wednesday
and dhe police have begun search
for the murderer. The police believed
first that the physician had commit
ted suicide, but the fact that his val
uables had gone astray led TO read
justment. of the official view.
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her the leSs she said about the case
the better 1t would be for both
Cleminson was arrested following
the finding of the body Of his wife. He
said burglars killed her, but the sus-
picdous circumstances caused the pol
ice TO arrest him. It developed later
that the doctor had been consorting
with a number OF women.
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STEAMER YALE BUTTS A
HOLE IN EERRv R0AT

New York, June 4-The Metropili-
tan line steamer, Yale. plying between
New York and Boston, collided with
the ferry boat Bremen in the North
river this morning The Bremen's side
was badly stove in but the other boat
escaped unhurt. A panic ensued but
later the people were quieted and land
ed without accident
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BIG RUSH AT PHOENIX TO
FILE ON DESERT LANDS

Phoenix, Artz., June 4.-The rush to
the Hand Office resulted in the filing Of
seventy-three applications on total
OF $4,000 acres of desert land at diff
erent points adjacent to the Aqua Fria
river, twenty-five miles west of here.
The line was formed just "a hours
preceding the opening at nine o'clock
and near the head of the line was
representative of the land department
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Death of Infant.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
J. Kirkpatrick died this morning at
their home at 207 North Virginia ave-
nue.. The funeral was held this after
noon at one o'clock, Rev. H. F. Yer
million conducting a short service at
the house and burial being made in
South Side cemetery.
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Jersey milk 25c per gal, cream 81
fresh separated milk 10 cents, for
smaller quantities call phone 2S8 long
and short. Berrendo Dairy, j. A. Gar
rod, Prop. 80t2*.
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Quinn Williams, OF Fort Worth,
cashier of the State National Bank
at Fort Worth. and D. 8. Martin, a
mule buyer from Decatur, Wise county
Texas, arrived last night for busi-
ness visit in Roswell, expecting to be
here several days.