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REGINALD s. HUIDEKOPER. Attorney

Filed Aug. 70. 1909 J. r. Young. Clerk.
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRlCT OF COLUMBIA. Holding an Equity
Court. William Clabaugh, Complainant, vs..
William Jewell, Jr.. or his unknown heirs.
devisses. and assigns: Francis J. Jewell or
her unknown heirs deyisees and assigns:
and the children OF Catherine ATnutt. de
ceased, or his her. or their unknown
heirs. devisees and assigns. defendants
this suit is 10 obtain partition by sale
q the 50 feet fronting 35Jh Street
formerly Fayette Street, next North Of the
South 80 feet front by the fun depth Of l24
teet Of Lot $50 in Beatty q Hawkins sub
division new known the so feet fronting
on 35th Street next North to the South 80
feet Of La go, In Square numbered East
OF LBS, IN The City Of Washington, District
Of Columbia On motion OF the complainant,
il Is IS the court this 10Th day Of August.
A u. 1903, ORDERED. for sufficient cause
shown 10 the court. that the defendants
William Jewell, Jr.. or his unknown heirs
deVisees and assigns; Francis J. Jewell. or
and the children OF Catherine Aliuutt. de-
ceased. or his. her. OF their unknown heirs
deFiseez and assigns, cause their appearance
10 be entered herein on or before the 1st
rule DAY OF the court exclusive OF Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring forty days
after the date Of the first publication Of this
order otherwise the cause win be proceeded
with, as IN ease Of default. PROVIDED
copy Of this order be published once a week
Ter I'VE successive weeks before sssd rule
day in the Washington Law Reporter and
ASHLEY n. GOULD. Justice. (sealj A
true copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG, Clerk. BY
r. z CUNNINGHAM. ASST. Clerk
au12 1875. seas
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No
1873. Administration Docket 20 Estate Of
James Robbins, deceased. Application hsv-
log been made herein for probate OF the last
VIII and testament of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said estate, by
Maria Robbins. il is ordered this 18th day or
July A. .. 1893, that Catherine Anderson
end al others concerned. appear IN said court
on Wednesday, the list day OF September A.
j. 1903. at 10 o'clock a. m.s 70 show cause
why such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the Wash
fngton Law Reporter and The Washington
Times once IN each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein mentiOned-the
first publication 70 be not less than thirty
GAYS before said return day. (SeaL
WRIGHT, Justice. Attest; JAMES TAN
NER. Register Of wills for the District OF
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
RALSTON- SIDDONS & RICHARDSON. At
1ornsyB. au5,lZ.lS
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For Sale or Rent.
Wanted

Wan IED-Io rent s or rooms. detached
house Suburb preferredJ, convenient -
school and cars. BOX SO Times office.
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Offerings in the Realty Markets -
OF Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR RENT
Attractive dwellings. fats and stores. ell
sections
1870 Corcoran ST. Z rooms and bath $500
1917 X ST, 10 rooms and bath....-....... $3.50
lli8 CorcoJan St. 10 rooms and bath. 4V50
$40 NJ ST., 2 rooms and bath.......-..... $3.50
ll4S kal. RI, rooms and bath $50
1884 I ST., rooms and bath..-......... 60-aV
Ola 9TH 81. ne, rooms and bath......,,- Z2-90
1910 32d ST., rooms and bath..-....----- l4-S9
FLATS
1865 Willard st. NV, rooms and hath 80
PA 18th pi- ne. rooms and bath.----. 100
COLORF;D TENANTS.
1875 Church 81. NV, rooms............. 1850
STORES.
Basement under our Office.
can for list published every Monday.
Many desirable houses and apartments for
rent.
A. +. FOX CO. Established 1876.
The Realty Corner. 14Jh at n \. ave.
FOR RENT six rooms and bath dwelling,
on Tennessee ave. bet f and n. e, S-1-ob
per month. frst-Class condition Apply to
DR.. R. r. ROBERTS. 525 Tennessee ave
y e. suls-5t
FOR REN=-1iOi Sd IT. s e, l0-room house.
Xej per month. every convenience, also large
storeroom, s2o; one Of the best business cor
ners S. E. sul.-SL-
FOR REiST-Near 18th and New Hampshire
ave n. W, 1918 Swan St, attractive nome
CLBLLAfD. IuS X st. \. W, city. auIl-st
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-2O per cent discount on ny nets,
all summer gooGs. fine English harness, cost
$50 aOr SO. GERMUILLERS HARM ESS
FACTORY, 81 La ave. auls-St-
SELL OR exchange. good mare weighing
$50 pounds, Tor heavier work horse w NJ
st. n. W aulo-9L
TWO large work horses $50 each; delivery
wagons go each. one set single harness, -.
GROCER, 1920 7th st. \. ", city. aull-St-
Two-sEATED trap. rubber tire and top; l
road cart. $50 l. ST. \. ". ault-st-
SELLING OUT express and grocery wagons.
buggies. runabOuts. surreys. Full teams FUR
nished at wholesale prices TO retail buyers
CAN'T 1905 d y. W lesO-u
FOR SALE-A lot Of good work horEes. sold
for want OF use; also stanhope and one
surrey Apply rear S63 Pennsylvania ave- NV,
oC3-tf
CoGsWELL-Selling out the largest stock Of
new ana secondhand vehicles; slb up har-
ness, "a up. 209-sli ilth St y. ~ jyls-u
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

BARGAIN on Capitol H:sl, one square from
Library, rooms and bath brick: large lot :
me renter only s.. O0o. on easy terms. a
=. CAMPBELL. 6l5 l4th. au1s-2t
on rs TT LOT, to quick buyer new house
on 81. y. E.. six rooms, pressed brick front
bay window. ali modern improvements need
money. viii take 49, $50. 500 cash, balance
to suit See me tonight between and 8
D IA OWNER, 1925 A 81. \. +. aulS-3t
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DIR. NICHOLSON, s6Ee 2 r..
Nervous, acute and chronic diseases or every
Dartre-Obesity, rheumatism Stoma m
Heart Iiver-SpeCiaI diseases quickly cured
consultation free to u. TO :. or by sD-
Dointnent. J3ls-U
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Money Loaned Salaried People

ard others. without security; easy payments;
offices in 90 principal citie.; save yourself
TOIMAN. Room Sos 533 18th ST n W
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For SALE-FAEMS.

i-ACRE poultry and truck farm 2lz miles
from District Line; 10 minutes walk 10
Pennsylvania Railway station. SIC commu-
.atfon fare. 80 minutes 10 trolley: broom
aouse cellar. barn, hennery.- 2GJ fruit trees
rich ground; southern exposure high location,
acres clear. balance IN 1reW0Od. large
yoring 100 rods. woven wire fencing; price
81 800, $500 cash. balance 10 suit. Call or
ADDRESS r.. HARDESTY, LsndOver, Md.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

PA AVE. and 18Th ST.-Elegrnt store and
basement. 50 feet deep; plate glass steam
heat, ornamental ceiling; rent, S45 summer
S55 winter. vacant September 1sL Phone 7l7I
Main. aulS-tf
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TYPEWRITER LETTERS.
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.
DESK ROOM.


FOR RENT N THE MUNSEY BUILDING;
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
REsENTATJN Els. SERVICE AND AP-
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL. RENTALS LOW AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
aplS-u
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Advertisements of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phOned to any advertising
of
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
or THE TIMES office.
Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-At Clarendon. Va, new five
room house and large lot; small cash pay
ment: balance monthly; also several 6-room
houses (al new, on monthly payments
B. M DAVIDSON. Real Estate, Rosslyn
Va auI3-St
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FOR EXCHANGE

erty who VIII exchange for country place on
car line at 5000. BON ssl Times once.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE. 000 SUBURBAN HOMES
Rarna Ir-s
For Sale.

FUh aALE-l,000 SUBURBAN HOMES.
Bargains.
= 2,s'-At Rainier. or, lot 50x200 Snap
"a sou e -NeW Dr. cottage, Dom. Hts O r elec
Nv. acres, Or. barn. Wheaton Nd Snap
=. zs9g-Brightwood PIX, 8 rooms, lot 25xl50.
u zse-Glen Echo 10 o.. elc lights. bath etc
>, -Brookland, ID. g., 9 COZ. 6r 50xl5O ca
81 - 80 IaiIston' a., ,r barn. acre fruit. etc
=, - -Berwyn, r.; acres, stable, etc
- zgV-Iakoma PIX. ST.. p acre. fine home.
sS s -9e-5 et hesda, Nd. r0oms. bath large lot
s9g9g- komS p *. 3 rooms. bath, etc
ss9eV-sr-' acr z barn, orchard, near trOI
4lSVo-ly acres. r.. bath. orch Fails Church
bOOdH FARM AGENCY, 203 OuTay Bldg
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

SEVEN beautiful lots in Columbia Heights.
finely located; owner leaving city will sacFi-
dce. will sell all or singlyi make offer; easy
terms II desired. A. T.. CAMPBELL. 615
18th n ". aul7-3t
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PLASTERING.
WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art. We mos
how. Windows. houses and Offices cleaned
LEON l. CAIlOON. Acme Window Clean
Ing Co. loos n. " Phone Main 1859
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AUTO REPAIRING.

LET Us REPAIR IT.
No matter what may De the matter with
your automobile, bring the car TO US and
We viii put IL in good order with guarantee:
very moderate charges.
COLLIER. Auto Machnlst
5th and SIS. n. L
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c. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish; SOC gallon, delivered
Phone Main sos. Office lib Pa. ave. ". W.
Good for your furniture Try Il. au7-l4t'
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COMING.

The next few weeks will see some
important changes among the officials
in his territory. There are some who
are doubtless convinced in their own
minds that they will continue to hold
the positions which they now occupy.
but who are likely to wake up some
fine morning in the o distant future
TO ind that the president has dis
pensed with their services.
is far as positions that are filled
by the president by appointment in
TIE territory are concerned there is
going TO be a new deal. The Plum
uerbund will not dictate the appoint
nents and ii is safe 10 say. from pre-
sent advises from Washington, that
there will not be a member of the
~Plunderbund left in Office in the ter
ritory at The end of three months from
this time. That organization has had
its day of power and its day of reck-
oning is in sight. Its day of reckon
ing Is not going to be a round of
pleasure either. IL is going to be a
serious matter for more than one of
the members of the P~lunderbund and
a few of the bunch may break into
the ~penitentiary before the work is
entirely finished.
1t mas not been so long since some
OF the members of the organization
were jubilant al the removal of Gov
Hagerman and the return of
the good old days. but the rejoicing
Will he of short duration. The only
consolation that We a offer to the
Piunderbund Is: Cheer up, the worst
Is yet to come.@Santa Fe Eagle
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thriving metropolitan n c~osnopoli-
tan city of 10000 Inhabitants, has al
ways been known as the Pearl of the
Pecos, N the added ribute by Mr..
Bryan is duly appreciated by the citi-
ems of the Pecos Valley.
Z. A. Cahoon, cashier Of the First
National bank of Roswell. with dspo-
sits of 81 1000, 200: j. J.. Jaffa, cash
Ter of the Citizens National bank of
Roswell, member of the mercantile
firm of Jaffa, Prayer & Company, and
brother of Nathan Jaffa, secretary of
New Mexico: III. p. Saunders, cashier
of the American National bank of
Roswell, have all given a signed
statement that the following is a
moderate truthful story of the resour-
ces of Chayes County and the Pecos
Valley.
Wonder of Valley.
The PecoS Valley is a section that
offers unlimited opportunities to the
farmer with a few thousand dollars,
common sense and energy. But these
things are necessary TO ucces No
other place in the United States of
fers equal advantages. If you know
of a place wher you could farm and
nave no worry about what your crops
will be: where all of the uncertainty
is cut out: where the land will yield
abundautly: where you are certain OF
good crops every year: where you get
good prices for what you raise: where
you have plenty of time to do your
blowing (as ground seldom freeZes)
where you can make use of every day
in the year to advantage in improving
your farm and home: where IL is mel
her too hot in the summer nor toe
cold in the winter; where you and
your family can live and enjoy health
happiness, prosperity and the luxur
les of life-if you knew of such a
place would you go there an dive?
You can find these conditions in the
Pecos Valley, where exists the most
perfect system of irrigation. Irriga-
ton means sure crops-all of the un-
certainties cut out.
The two essential factors in irriga-
ton are first. the water, and second,
land hat is level OF nearly "a. These
Two essentials can be found in con-
junction in abundance in the Pecos
Valley of New Mexico. The building
of bitches to carry the water onto
the land. and The placing of the 1anh
In shape for crops. are both very sim
pie and can be grasped and thorough
ly understood by any practical farm
eT, after paying a visit to one of the
farms near the city of Roswell now
under irrigation.
In Artesia Belt.
This is possible in the artesian belt
Of the Pecos Valley. II is this won
derful and well regulated ~artesian
system that makes Cnaves County,
and also portions of Eddy County,
stand apart from all other irrigated
sections of the United States This
fertile farming and fruit growing sec
ton is destined 10 become the great
est in this country.
There have been many inquiries as
to the sources of this water supply in
the Pecos Valley. Roswell and the
Pecos Valley ave in different parts
three sources of waite supply for ir-
rigation. Besides artesian wells,
there are, second toe bitches taken
out of North and South Spring and
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the petition was an endorsement of
The policies of George Curry as COVER
nor and an expression of regret at
his resignation. AS the Record Meth
er endorses the policies of Curry nor
regrets his resignation, We could not
honestly and consistently sign the pc
iition in favor of Nathan Jaffa, car
rying with il. as 1t did, his endorse
men of Curry and regret at his res
ignation Hence we refused to sign
il. although We would be glad to see
Mr.. Jaffa appointed Governor.
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LOWERED BUT ONCE.

The territorial rate of taxation has
been lowered but once in twelve
years. during which time the republi-
cans AVE had full sway at Santa Fe.
That slight decrease was made during
the short time Mr.. Hagerman was
governor and the ang got rid of aim
as quickly as possible. The gang evil
IDENTIFY believes with one of our former
presidents, that "a cheap aoat covers
a cheap man" Economy is a good
thing to talk about but the gang is
willing for somebody else to practice
it.-Carrizozo News.
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Berrendo rivers. and third. the Hondo
reservoir. constructed by the United
States Government. All of these three
depend upon the rainfall IN the noun
tains to the west of them. So that
the p~ermanency of one supply is as
fully assured as either of the other
two.
The artesian system of the e
Valley OF New Mexico stands today
unparalleled and without a counter
part. 1t is the only system where the
source of supply can be clearly trac-
ed, the permanency of which is assur-
ed and whose boundaries are absolute
ly unknown.
Pecos Valley Project.
In the Pecos Valley of New Mexico.
Inc Reclamation Service has complet-
de two projects designed to reclaim
10000 acres. One of these is estab-
lished at Carlsbad, near the southern
borden of e. Mexico. and has bee
delivering water TO the farmers since
acres by the first appropriation of
water and 1t is expected a 10000
will be given water finally. The
other project is established seventy
/ miles northwest, G tne city of Ros-
well, which has been made by pri-
vate irrigation enterprise. This pro-
iect has cost something like $300,0 900,
and when the water is turned on it
will reclaim 10000 acres. The Carls-
bad project cost 100000. Water for
this system is obtained by danning
The Pscos Riber in two places, the
reservoirs thus formed having a ca
pacity of %. o acre feet. In addition
the normal flow will be used. The
work is wholly of iron. cement. and
paved imbankments and will last for
all time.
An old Irrigation District
| Although the Carlsbad project has
been established only two years, ir-
rigation in the Pecos Valley is not
new. Before the Government o
over the Carlsbad project, a local as
ISOLATION of wafer users had made a
garden spot of the and around the lit
tie city, and for many years, canals
from local streams ave been nourisn-
ing the soil around Roswell. and
more recently arteSian water has
been used in the Middle Valley. BY
canals. about $4,000 acres in the Ros-
we'll district have been getting water
and by ~artesian wells, about $500
acres, and now come in the lands
lying under the two new projects.
The artesian area includes about 600
square miles, or 422,400 acres, of
which only $4,000 are under cultiva-
ton. The flow of the wells is from
500 to LOO gallons a minute, and a
single well will irrigate forty to 100
acres. These well have been pour-
ing since 1892, and there has been
nc dininution since the first well was
bored. About 600 wells now are 1ow-
ing.
Besides the lands under the canal
system and in the artesian area
amounting to about a half million ac-
resi-. there are 10000 acres of irriga-
BILE land, which ultimately win be wa
tered by pumps as is one in the Ar
kansas Valley. Added to all this, is
a vast area of grasslands for cattle
and sheep. The altitude of the Pecos
Valley Is about 5000 feet, but the
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In spite of the year that have pas
sed since the Main was blown up in
Havan harbor the bones of the A
merican seamen who died for their
country still lie in the fifty and slime
of the depth of the narbor. Such is
the reward of a grateful country I'M
der Republican administrations.
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climate is mild Inc genial. Unim-
proved lands within reach OF canals,
or in the artesian area, may be bot
for from $40 to $50 an acre. Inprov-
ed lands run into greater value. Five
or ten acres of apples, or pears, after
five years growth. produce enough
profit for a family living and much to
Spare. The Pecos Valley will produces
everything thai is grown in the Ar
kansas Valley, and in addition, cot
ton.
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PIANO TUNING.

BERNARD POS.-Expert tuner, 25
years experience in. Europe and Am
erica. Reference. Jesse French
Baldwin. Chickering Bros, and Kim
ball factories. Address at Artesla
N. NJ. n he will call and see O
w. s. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
and Repairing. Graduate Chicag,
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am
pie experience. Work Is guaran
teed and is my best advertisement.
34S E. 5th ST.. Phone 500. SSIm-
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STORES

JAFFA, Prayer & CO.-Dry Goods
clothing, groceries and ranch sup
plies.
JOYCE-PRUIT CODY goods. cloth
ing. groceries, etc. The largest sup
ply house in the Southwest. Whole
sale and Retail.
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president will urge TO pass
an enabling act providing for the ai-
mission of New Mexico at the coming
session. Unless such promises can
be there is little probability
of the passage of an enabling act for
n year to come.-Albuqnerque Trib-
une Citizen.
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THE PEcos VALLEY
OF NEW MEXICO,

From the Earth
William Jennings Bryan, who was
mere several weeks ago. renamed this
city which IL the center of the fertile
Pecos Valley OF southeastern New
Mexico. when he said: Il have been
impressed with the location of RIOS
we'll II Is like Damascus in one re-
spect- The ancient city stands near
where q great river gushes out from
the mountains Roswell mas three riv-
ers rising near and one flowing thru
her streets- l shall think OF your city
not As Roswell. New Mexico, but as
} Damascus of the Southwest
Roswell. which ~ = growing and
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A CONSTITUTION BY THE
PEOPLE FOR THE GANG.

II the statesmen of New Mexico
will promise to make a constitution
such as President Taft desires and If
they viii submit IL to him for revision
or, better still, allow him to make il,
and If they will guarantee to send
two sane" senators who will support
the views of enator Ahlrich to the
snate from New Mexico. perhaps the
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This morning a petition to the
President OF the United States ask
ing for the appointment of Nathan
lana as governor of New Mexico. was
brought to the Record Office and we
were asked to sign il. Coupled with
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If that Illinois lynching had occur
red in the South, the papers Of the
North woufd be devoting columns OF
editorials to showing how the ne
groes are mistreated in the South.
but with Illinois that seems to be a
different matter. Speaker Caanon's
state Is now holding the enter of the
stage ms regards ~lyncnings.
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PALACE LIVERY.
LUMBER YARDS.

LUMBER YARDS.
PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lum
Der. shingles. doors, lime, cemen
paints. varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. The Old
est lumber yard in Roswell. See us
FOR all kinds of building materials
and paints.
FOR STANDARD APPLE BOXES,
See us.-Kemp Lumber Co.
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CAB, LIVERY AND CARRIAGE
Call Phone No. 9, the City Livery
and Transfer. Co., for good carriage
livery and cab service. They are
always prepared TO look after your
needs in their line.
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AS a newspaper the Democratic pa
per al Albuquerque is putting il all
over the Morning Journal. in its news
columns. editorials and quantity of ad-
vertising. Sundays papers were an
excellent example of this.
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There is no doubt bur that Roswell
needs a new school building, several
of them. in fact, but the Record be
lieves the High School building should
be erected near the center of popu-
lation and not at one end of tae town.
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Pensions for the voters and forget
fulness of the lead seems to be a
cardinal principal of the Republican
party.
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The New York Sun asserts that evil
dence showing the Sugar Trust had
robbed the government of millions Of
dollars was placed before President
Roosevelt. but that he refused to ev-
en- examine IL.
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The Western Spirit, of Paola, Kan
sas. suggests hat he Peary and Cook
controversy is a regular cat fight
polecat.
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TIE Republican idea of '~iretrench-
ment" seems to consist in increasing
the tax levy.
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ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
US furnish you with your grain, coal
and wood. we buy hides, phone 80.
ROSWELL TRADING CO.-Coal, hay
and grain. Always the best. East
Second ST., Phone 126.