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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-06-11
BOARD
NOT TO BLAME
HAD NO BIG HOSPITAL FUND
TO SPEND ON HAWkIN-
BERRY, WHO DIED OF CON.
SUMPTION IN JAIL.

In connection with the death Of
Curtis Hawkinberry, who succumb-
ed to consumption yesterday after
noon at the county Jail, the county
commissioners deny that any re-
sponsibility for the mans taking
off rests with them. They say that
Hawkinberry, who was convicted
for the murder of Motorman Percy
Schultz in the Kaiser hotel in De-
cember, 1907, only recently return
ed from Walla Walla because of his
case having been appealed.
The county commissioners were
made aware of Hawkinberry's ILL
ness few days ago by Attorney
Lester P. Edge, who asked that the
man be taken to hospital. On go
ing to the county Jail, the commits
sioners found Hawkinberry in the
hospital ward of the Jail. He was
resting on cot and was being fed
on milk and eggs and other diet
in keeping with his condition, and
was seen daily by the county ply
sician, DR.. Morrison, or his assist
ant. His condition was not regard
ed as critical at the time.
When the matter of the removal
of Hawkinberry to a hospital was
mentioned to Sheriff Pugh, he said
that as he was charged with the
custody of the prisoner, he could
not let him leave without a guard
being constantly at his side, which
meant the employment of three
men daily in eight hour shifts al
SO each per day, or 50 per day fol
guards.
In addition to this there was 9
hospital bill of $3.50 per day to be
met and other expenses, all Of
which meant big outlay for the
county to secure treatment for the
convicted man at private hos
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Underwear
Furnishings

We have line of summer underwear
that is second to none in Spokane. No mat
ter what kind or what price you want to
pay, you'll find it at Balls and at a price
that will save you money,
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$l9.35

This lot includes the famous "Eff- Eff"
and "Sophomore" suits, than which you
know there are no better suits made; no
matter how priced. If you buy one of these
suits tomorrow you will have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that you havecon as fine a
suit as any man in the city, no matter how
much he may have paid for his.
We also have sale on suits worth up
to $22.50; your choice tomorrow at
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JUST OUT

New maps of the Spokane,
Occur d'Alene and Flathead Indian
reservations. Only maps compiled
from government notes and show
ing quarter sections of land. $1.0O
each. Washington Blue Print Co..
615 Jameson block.
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The letter l. represents an OK
goad and that is what it is called
In Hebrew.
"The storw has brought a little
peach!"
The nurse said with an air.
'Tm mighty glad" the father said,
"He didn't bring a pair!"
81 am here" said the reformer,
''to extend a helping hand to suf-
fering humanity"
Don't try it," replied Broncho
Bob; mot in Crimson Gulch. Three
finger Sam got into all kinds of
trouble for trying to extend help
ing hand to Piute Pete under the
table while he was sufferin' in a
poker game"
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The Greeks decked tombs with
parsley because it keeps green a
long time.
Sociologist-Do you have much
trouble keeping down expenses?
Teh Toiler-Not so much as
keeping up the revenue.
Interviewer-And now let's have
some of your accomplishments. Do
yuo draw well?
Tragedian-My dear boy, you for
get l am an actor.
Wigg-They say Harduppe fell
in love with Miss Gotrox at first
sight. Wagg-Nonsense. He didn't
wait for first sight. He fell in love
with her the minute he heard of
her.
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MOST ANYTHING
josh WIS., SAYS:

ut allus seemed funny ter me
that a man will hunt up a blind
tiger" ter git himself an "eye-
OPENER
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Here Are Good Reas,
Why You Should Buy
That Summer Suit at
the Ball Store.

To demonstrate to you that when it
comes to selling good, dependable, reliable
merchandise at small price, the Ball store
leads all others, we have picked out lot of
suits for tomorrow's selling regularly
worth $24OO $500 and $3.50, and you
may pick freely of them tomorrow for
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23
Evangelist Lowry Gives
His Views on Tenn
perance Question
LoWryisms.

"Oh, I think whisky is a good thin
In its place but it's place is in hell"
I'VE find the saloon and its twin evi
the brothei, stealing our children a
the alarming rate of 100000 boys ant
10000 girls each twelve months-on,
son from evefy fifth home in America
and one daughter from every eighth
I'VE hesf great deal today about
hating mems sins but loving the sin
ner-weli, as for myself, | would dc
as much to save a saloonkeeper as any
other man, but | am dead against his
business. never had anything against
a mosquito or bed bug. but | do hate
their business--and | find that never
interfere with the business of either
without hurting their feelings"
"one of the prophets said, The wick.
ed flee where no man pursueth," but
find that they make better time when
some fellow gets after them once in
a while"
"You say. y think the liquor bust
ness should be regulated by putting
on high license'-why, you might Just
as we'll taik about regulating a powder
mill in HE'LL"
81 know that there are powers that
be that can say hush and stop and
lot of you fellows do hush and stop,
but God helping me there isn't money
enough in this country or devils
enough in hell to crush out the honest
sentiment in my heart-how can we
be quiet while this juegernaut of evil
continues to destroy our homes?"
'You say prohibition laws can't be
enforced-the laws can be enforced
where the officers are not a lot of
pusllianimous towards or perjured vii
lians."
"You men, If you want your charac-
ter burned out and your soul damned
in hell, use any brand of liquor sold
In this town, If you have no brain and
want your feet tangled, whisky will do
the business. Men, hear me-no one
but fool will drink it--no one but
rascal will vote for lt-no one but
characterless reprobate will sell the
stuff"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23
ANOTHER NEW STRIKE.

Mancos Times-Tribune.
D. II. Franks came down from the
East Mancos country Wednesday
morning and brought samples OF ore
from a vein which he has just opened
up on his properties. MIR. Franks
ellis an honest. simple tale but from
what he says he has made the best
| known for years. The new strike Is a
blanket vein five feet In thickness.
| Tipping slightly toward the mountain
,xactly with the general formation. II
franks has tested II thoroughly and
waugers ht> can pan from a teaspoon
ful TO tablespoonful OF gold from a
painful OF the ore taken indiscriminate-
IS almost pure sandstone in It's nature
is found between quartzite and lime
can be easily blocked out In piecet
4 weighing ton or more. This IL cor
tainly good find. and while Mr
| Franks Is not excited at all he h
. well pleased with his find and know
livery well what he has, and. OF cours
/, lost no time In locating other claim
" adjoining that upon which the strik
,r was made. This news is certainly ei
n couraging and will aid materially
~ renewing the interest of the prospects
,r and the Investor In the California mi
~ ing district
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23
"The Stump Puiler."

Evangelist Lowry devoted himself
to the temperance question last night
Starting out he devoted himself to the
ministers and church members He
lashed them without mercy. Last night
he dealt numerically with the liquor
question. Owing 10 the length of the
sermon we cannot gIye.il In sts.... Eg4
eerp, ,1.$allatyr
Text, Heb. 2:12-16, Woe unto him
that buildeth town with blood, and
establisheth "A city by iniquity. Woe
unto him that giveth his neighbor
drink that addest thy venom thereto,
and makest him drunken also, that
thou mayest look ON their nakednessl
From the solo that has been sung
CDown In the License Saloon) and the
text that has been announced. / sup
pose most of you have surmised the
kind of stumps we are after digging
tonight
Following tins Mr.. Lowry spoke for
ance question.
A Friend of Temperance.
do not stand before you tonight
10 especially champion the cause OF
the third party. prohibtlonists; neither
do stand before you. as a representa-
tive of the anti-saloon league, nor do
/ come under the auspices of the w.
c. T. u. movement, but ! stand here n
friend OF temperance and the prohibi-
tion of .-e liquor traffic in whatever
form 1t may come. / stand ready to
lend a helping hand 10 any body OF
men and women that are endeavorine
to put down the greatest curse OF hu
manity in the world today-the saloon
! believe the temperance people have
spent too much time already fighting
each other. We have got all we cal
do to fight the enemy without wasting
our energy fighting each other. LIE
us stand together against the one foe
though all may not agree as to the bes
method of doing the work. | vote th
national prohibition ticket. for tina
is the only ticket that | can vote an
have n clear conscience. vote IT be
cause then | will not find 1t necessar
to change my politics when | get {
heaven If some OF you fellows ar
lucky enough to get to heaven you wi
certainly find it necessary to chang
your politics. because there will
no saloons there to vote for. The IL
uor traffic has become an enormo,
business in the United States. The
are over two hundred and fifty tho
sand licensed saloons In this countr
with two million voters absolute
at their beck and call. Besides q
two hundred and fifty thousand
censed saloons there are fifty thousa
grocers and druggists who sell into
eating liquors. One billion dolla
are invested in the liquor business
our country. One million men
employed In the manufacture aud ST
L. intoxicating liquor. The liq'
Uca,ers are organiAen IN every 81
of the Union for the purpose oil.
tending and defending their init
tious business. They cry that prt
billion does not prohibit but at
meeting of the liquor dealers asso
tion held In Pittsburg some time
they voted to raise five million doll
with which to fight the tempera
forces Of this country. Ten pic
men headed by an ex-senator h
been sent to Washington to act
lobbyiats IN congress and ths y
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23

Mable Kline, 8-yeafold Grand
Junction girl. was badly burned satur-
day while playing with matches,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23

Pennington people have arranged Z
good line d sports for ~ faif.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-23
Things Look Encouraging.

Some of you may ask AT this point
What, IN the way OF announcement
have you got to say?" Well. there
Is much In every way to encourage
us. First, the churches are getting
together to fight this enemy Of God
and man. as never before They mum
ber In the United States twenty-eight
million There are Ave and a hall
! million church voters In the United
States. Where will the one millicr
msn employed In the interests Of q
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-19

proved to be a success in every re-
spect. The early part of the evening
was taken up with a program, consist
ing Of musical numbers and the "Pfpe
Dream of ST. Patrick" the latter being
the feature of the evening. In this an
verse written by Mrs. j.
w. Poe and explaining the dream that
was about TO be portrayed, was read
from behind the scenes and h e a
modern ST. Patrick, posed by E.. G.
Rogers. smoked his pipe a the Wis
ions passed before his mind. They
were in the form of fair ladies, most
ly, and the parts were taken as fol
lows:
His First sweetheart, Little Miss
Roberta Bradley.
School Girl, Miss Nell Bean.
Western Girl, Miss Edna Litt1efieh.
Winter girl, Miss Irma Totzek.
Summer Girl, Miss Kate Bean.
Irish Girl, Miss Elizabeth Littlefield
Old Maid, J. NJ. O'Brien.
Red Cross Nurse. Miss Florence
Fruchie.
Society Girl, Mrs. Chester Miller.
Nun, Miss Sophie Church.
Widow, Mrs. O. H. Smith.
Bride, Mrs. Albert Pruit.
The musical numbers at the open
ing of the program were appropriate
| Irish selections by the Norse1l ar
chestra and a solo. my Wild Irish
Rose" by Miss Kinsinger.
The after part Of the evening was
taken up with cards and dancing. the
NorvelI orchestra furnishing inspir
ing music for the dancers. At the
] card tables. v hundred was thu
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Classified Ids
FOR

FOR sALE:-Farm wagon and har.
ness. Phone No. SIS. 8tf.
FOR SALE:-Driving Horse, gentle,
with good speed, sold for want of
use.-Telephone Dol. Baker. 407.tf3
FOR SALE:-A new sewing machine
used only flew days-Inquire at
Record office. 1872.
FOR SALE:-Two suburban places az
sbargain-plenty of wxter and III
cultivation. These places will bring
15 per cent OF Investment this year
Room 4sOklahoma Block. .3tf.
FOR SAIE:-New combined sulky
lister and drill $25.-I. e. sTaIodnp-
son. 11tf.
FOR SALE:-15o gal. spraying tank
complete only $12 a hdg bargain
R. J.. McClenny. 12t3s /.
FOR SALE:-Saddle pony. inquire OF
Mary White, 312 N. Lea 1879
FOR SALE:-2O acres suburban home
good ranch Owner 100 E. Bland.
1879.
FOR SALE:-Two tickets from Arna-
rillo, Texas to st. Louis. Address
Ticket" clio Record. 14t2s
FOR sALE:-or trade vose & Sons
Upright piano in good order for tent
horse, COW, wagon harness, cattle,
farm implements, $85 on easy pay
emit 1876.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.@Two new
Edison talking machines, $500 and
$50 will trade for anything; ! need a
tent.-Bernard Pos, 400 N. Richard
son ave. 15t6.
FOR SALE:-Single and double driv-
ing horses. See Mansell, T. c.
Market. 1879.
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ST. A

ST. PATRlck's DAY
AND SOCIAL WORLD.
The South Hill Neighborhood Club
Saint Patrick's Day We'd
nesday afternoon with their president
Mrs. Minnie Doty, at-80T North Rich
sardsonaavenue. The-home of Mrs.
Doty was Hastily decorated in green
and white in honor of the day. Green
snakes coiled ready to spring caused
many a faint heart to wish for Saint
Patrick. The shamrock sc plain to
be seen throughout the Doty home
'causedseach Irish heart to fiutter with
patrtotism.
Various contests were eentered init
during the afternoon. In which there
were three winners, Mesdames Smith,
|Swartztrauber aRdNDoty being the
ones who triumphantly bore of the
first prizes. Several interesting and
numerous readings relating to Saint
Patrick were given by members OF
the club. Little Linnie Zumwaft made
the hit OF the day by reciting "a Lit
tie Irish Maid" At the conclusion Of
the a~fternoon@ the hostess served
green,scoffee, cake audt4ce cream.
The party at the Commercial Chrf
last night was largely attended and
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FOR

FOR RENT:-5zroom furnished house
COL South Main $25 per month.-In-
Quire at Record Office. 6tf.
building stone at standard prdce.-
w. P. Turner. 14t6s
FOR RENT:@ room house. C. p.
Shearfnau, phone 262. 14tf
FOR RENT:-Two or three furnish
ed rooms. Apply 500 N. Lea 14tf.
FOR RENT:-Omce room South ex-
posure.-Texas Block, Apply to E.
v. EstiIlsat Roswell Hardware Co. 8
FOR RENT orS furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, good loca-
tfon apply sos N. dsea, 15tf.
FOR RENT:-Furnisned rooms. apply
at 703 N. Pecos. 15t2
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game and the highest scores were
made by Mrs. Walter T. White and
w. A. Johnson. the favors being a
hand-painted plate in green and white
and a pipe.
The club had dainty decorations,
all suggestive of the day n occasion
A clever drawing of an Irishman at
tracted much attention. The pro-
grams We're green and white, as were
also the place cards and the napkins
when it came time for refreshments.
Green ice III hints and white cake
was the r~efreshment. 1t was a pleas
ant occasion in every respect.
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LOST.

,LOEf:AA heavy old fzkheoned seUM
bracelet Friday. Return to Viola Nc
Cornell, SOC N. KY. ave for seward.
k0ST:-Chd's blue serge o trim
med with white braid and brass
buttons. Hetufn to Swift &aCoS3ts
LOST:-StrAyed or stolen one bay
horse branded cross 8 on left thigh
return TO Watson!Finley Grocery
Co. forteward- 16tf<
LOST.-A hdys gilt bet with gold
buckle sustaining 1zmaH cameQ
he1ds. 1eturukto Heobrd ONCE fnE
reWGd s14o
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WANTED

wANTED:-An experiences gardner
Oasis Ranch Co. 08f.
WANTED:-Aa girl Il do general
housework 204 W. 9Th ST. I0tf.
WAN1ND:AWork Of any kind frDm
100 to TOO p. N. by young man,
good education. 2 yrs. experience
in ONCE with large eo1poration.-n
Quire at Record Once. 1Hze
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BIG CROWD OUT TO
THE BAR6ER'S BALL.

Thirty couples danced the hours
away at the Barber's Ball at the Au-
ditorium Rink last night. Many 9TH
ers came only to watch and in all.
there was a big crowd in attendance
The Observation-Disclosures orchestra fur
nfshed the music. which was perfect
for dancing and h hardwood fioDr
was in good condition. That every
dancer had a good time was very evil
dent, for none was t1ntent to 20 nome
until long after midnight. The bar
bers cleared a neat sum on the affair.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-19

Louis Sanchez returned this morn
ing from the Mexican celebration at
Carlsbad and reports that the Mexi'
can team of Roswell defeated the
Carlsbad team yesterday, z to 0. "Big"
Jim pitched for Roswell and not a sin.
gle Carlsbad player reached first: "A
big dance last night concluded the
festivities.
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Transfers Of Real Est.te.

The following deeds have been filed
o record in the ONCE of Probate
Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle.
John B. Albert, to VIM. F. Dutton,
for $500 the east II feet of lot 81
and the west SO feet of lot 81, Belle
PLANE addition to Roswell.
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DIR. and Mrs. H. L. Hendricks were
here from Dexter yesterday shopping
and visiting friends.
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w. D. Hedrick has sold his interest
In the New Mexico Land & Invest
|ment Company to Sam III. Thompson,
who will continue the business with
the other members of the Arm.
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One dozen 2 year old rose bushes
$3.50 at Getty,s Greenhouse. 15t2A
Mrs. A. Wright, of HagerTnan, and
Mrs. H. New of Dexter, returned to
their homes last night after spending
the day here shopping.
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Miss Nell White leaves Monday fol
Dallas, where she will spend the sum
mer with her aunt, Mrs. John Reiger
while taking voice culture.
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Mrs. C. H. Hale returned this mo
ming from Lake Arthur, where she ha
been looking at land and visiting he
friends.
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w. C. Devol and wife, Lee Wingo
and wife n Messrs. Upchurch and
Stafford, of Steelville, Mo-, arrived
last night for a business visit with
r. w. Lewis. They are interested in
Cumberland City and the two gentle
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "LUc
ERNo" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
cows BOSWELL WOOL q HIDE
COMPANY.
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Iors. LOTS. LOTS.

We have some of the best bargains
in lots that are now offered In the
city. Have some splendid lots front
ing on Main street; some lots In the
West part Of town; some on either
highland and some of the very best
In Lea's subdivision. See us. Roswell
Title e Trust Co.
F. NJ. McKfttrfck, OF Oklahoma City
who has been here seeing the town,
left last night for a sightseeing "trip
to Hagerman and .Artesia
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L. W. Mcbride and J.. w. McCary
of Lake Arthur, were here yesterda,
on business.
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The Cemetery association will me-
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A lady qHartette Is always a source
of delight to lovers OF beautiful music
and the Schubert Lady Quartette is
one of thesbest. Hear them March 81
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Mrs. Hawkins Bell left this morning
for her home in Lawton, Okla, after
spending three months with relatives
at Dunlap, in the north part of the
county.
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j. A. Russell, who was here since
Sunday selling electrical goods, wen
to Carlsbad last night. He will re
turn Sunday.
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J. s.. Taylor, of Fort Sumner, left
this morning for his home after spend
ing several days here with business
associates.
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LUMBER YARDS.

LUMBER YARDS.
PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lum
Der, shingles. doors, lime. cement.
paints, varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. The Old.
est lumber yard In Roswell. See us
FOR all kinds of building materials
and paints.
KEMP LUMBER CO.@Gfve us your
orders for Pecos White Sand
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Specials for Saturday, full scream
caramels, 30c the pound.
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NOTICE.

500 Jonathans1 year old and 4;
Mammoth Black Twig trees for sal
r.. F. CRUISE. Iii
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "LUc.
ERNO" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
cows ROSWELL WOOL g. HIDE
COMPANY.
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Mrs. Louis Carver. of Van AlstyI
Texas arrived last night for a Wis
with her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Trube.
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GRAIN, FUEL e HIDE DEALERS
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with FOUR grain, coal
and wood, we buy hides, phone 30.
ROSWELL TRADING CO.-Coal, hay
and grain. Always the best. East
Second ST, Phone 126.
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DR.. P. w. L~ongfellow left last night
on a trip to Carlsbad Loving, Malaga.
Ell Paso and Lordsburg, expecting to
be gone about three weeks.
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Howard Leland and Guy smock re
turned las night from Clovis where
they played in the orchestra for the
St. Patrick's Night sail.
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JEWELRY STORES.

HARRY MORRISON.-The lead3ng
and exclusive jeweler. Watches. dis
monds, jewelry, Hawks Gu Glass
and Pickard's hand-painted China
Sterling and plated silverware.
L. B. BOELLNER.-Roswell's best
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted china. diamonds, etc.
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Dr.. d. M. Mshers made q. business
tdpsto Lakewood last night.
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Clarence DAWSON, of Hagermar
returned las night from a bushes
trip in the North.
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w. p. .LittlefleId returnou to his
ranch near Kenna this morning after
spending a few days in Roswell.
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Miss Maudine Shenk, formerly of
This city and now of Dexter, passed
through this morning on her way to
OTTAWA, kan, for a visit with her par
|entS.
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "Luc
ERNo" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AMI
cows ROSWELL WOOL q HIDE
COMPANY,
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MaybeTry Bond went TO his csnee
camps near Artesia last night, takin
three herders.