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The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
In SO tY

Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Murphy, of No
! IS Duffield-st., went TO Grand Raplds
| Friday, and will spend lew days Win
Mr.. Murphy's mother In that citJ.
Nable Lodge. No. A, |. o. o. F.,
will give a pedro party Wednesday
evening. March 10, in the home OF
Mrs. Hebblethwait, No. 361 Canton
ave.
Friday evening, March II, the De-
troit Mheelmen will give their annual
cernatlon party. The hall will be dec
Grated in carnations Music will be
furnished by Stones orchestra.
The members of the high school
house OF representatives Will give a
minstrel show In the high school audi
forum, Friday evening. March Il. Fea-
lures will be an "argumentatiVe ana
oratorical contest for the Splurger
medal" a tragedy in three. acts en-
titled, Hamlet. the Dun and the
Girls. Glee club in. dance aud. sapg..-.
Detroit Lodge No. i. Knights OF
Pleasure gave an inauguration ball In
the Detroit Wheelmel hall, Thursday
evening. in honor of the advent OF
President Taft into office. Among the
distinguished visitors were Hughie
Jennings. Judge Phelan. Justice JEFF
fries and Justice stein. The next ses-
sion OF the knights will be held in
the Elks' temple early this month.
The marriage of Mrs. Grace Mabel
Gunan, Of Detroit. and the Hon James
Edwin Cutler. of Chicago, was cele-
brated Feb. %, at Riverside. Cal, in
the Glenwood Inn mission. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Rob
ert s. Fisher. of the First Methodist
church Of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Cut
Ter remained at their orange ranch for
a few days. afterwards going. to Ven
ice-by-the Sea for a few weeks. The
bride has been spending the winter in
southern California and met Mr.. Cut
Ter al the home OF Paul de Longpre,
the celebrated artist.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06
REDUCED FARES WEST.

Mail a postal card to Robert C.
Jones, PIP Majestic building. Detroit,
and secure folders, land pamphlets and
complete information. free. ~ return
mail.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

The pantomime in provincial town
has fallen very flat and the manager
is extremely anxious not to lose an
opportunity of infusing energy into his
cast
Comedian can't go on for min
ute. sir | feel funny
Manager-Funny Great Scot, man
go on at once and make the most or
il while il lasts.-s-Tit Bits
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Furniture with matt finish can be
renovated with thin solution OF
white paint in turpentine or by rub
hing II over with linseed oil.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

To give many an opportunity to
THE AMOLThe Beautiful. before II
filled with tenants. I have decided
again throw the building open Fri,
and saturday of this week, event
included. when any one interested '
be escorted over the entire bulldi
excepting, of course. through occup
apartments.
Several beautiful apartments. III
with sunshine. ranging In price II
SO To So per month. are as yet
rented. The most unique most heal
fully decorated. most conveniently
ranged and most completely equip
apartment building I'm the world
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Friday evening, March II, the De-
troit Mheelmen will give their annual
cernation party. The hall will be dec
Grated in carnations. Music VIII be
furnished by Stones orchestra.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Mable Lodge, No. A, |. o. .. r.,
will give a pedro party Wednesday
evening, March 10, in the home oil
Mrs. Hebblethwait, No. Sol Canton
ave
The Detroit times., 1909-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Murphy, OF NO
IS Duffield.st., went to Grand Rapids
Friday, and will spend lew days with
Mr.. Murphys mother in that city.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-11
Local Business Notices.
WOOL CARDING

Barton NOOlen Mills, earding and
sreaslng, sc. Washing, cardlng aud
greasing l2c. Wool lett at Geo. W
BRACKETS store, West Charleston, aud
W. W. Goes store, West Burke, csrded
and returned at DC per bunch extra.
Last shipment, November 10. Hand
spun yarns and rolls for sale. Leave
orders at agencies.
Dr. Sutton, surgeon dentist, will be
ia town professionally, June IL, 10 aud
a. oltce at the Stewart House.
TO RENT.
a pleasant D room tenement on Main
81. Enquire at Electric Light office.
NOTICE.
10 the tax payers of Brighton:
lou are hereby notified that the tax
OH Is now IN my hands for collection.
lou are requested TO pay your taxes at
once. All paying their taxes on or be-
lore September LIST next ensuing, will re-
celve discount of 4Co on the same.
Dated at Brighton, VI, this 2nd day
OF June, A. ID. 1909.
Geo. 5. Robinson, Town Treasurer.
WANTED.
Two teams and drivers TO haul lum-
bel from the Doyle place, in Newark, to
The cars at West Burke. Inquire of
Mr. Corbett at the office of Harry Is.
Amey, Island Pond, Vt.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-11

Mrs. Eola NJ. ThurstoD Of Portland is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lindsey.
Geo. S. Robinson & Co. have placed
a fine cabinet grand Behning piano in
the residence of Geo. b. MeKelvey.
A special anniversary service was
held in st. James Church Tuesday to
the memory Of Mrs. A. Conway Ellie.
Dan Worth aud little sou are here
from Portland TO spend II week or more
with the formers parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Worth.
Business men and citizens generally
put out your flags next Monday, June
10, which is the l32d anniversary of the
birth of the nations flag.
Jimmie Welch thinks if the person
who has his watch will look at the time
OF day, the hands will be pointing to the
time when it should be returned.
The front of W. u. Kane's barber
shop has been materially improved by
the addition of two large, colored bust
ness Panes of glass, nicely lettered.
Mrs. Chas. Nolen, who has been
spending two weeks with her iather
Chas. Bennett and other relatives in
Holland aud Derby Line, returned home
Monday.
+. l.. Allen will shortly announce
voting contest, with three handsome
prizes, Turkish couch, Turkish rocker.
Morris chair, which will be displayed in
his window.
Fred Paquette has purchased new
auto, bringing it home "Wednesday
night. With the assistance of chat
feur he brought it from Portland to
Gorham, and from the latter place he
came to Island Pond without help.
Children's Day will he observed at
the Congregational Church next Sunday
with special sermon at the morning ser
vice, and in the evening there will be
exercises by the children. Subject of |
Problem of the Child.
Mount Bluff Camp, NJ. w. A., held
their annual memorial service Sunday
afternoon. They met in their hall, and
after listening to addresses appropriate
to such an occasion by James w. Far
rell, II. w. Blake, w. A. Gleeson, pro-
ceeded to the cemetery, where the pre-
scribed ritual was carried out and three
graves were decorated. About forty
participated in the exercises.
Tuesday wreath and flowers were sent
to Morgan to be placed on the grave of
a member there.
Joe c. Coulombe of Island Pond, a
graduate of the High School, inventor
of the noiseless rifle, gave a demoGstra-
ton of his invention at the shops of the
Lane Manufacturing Company, Mont
pelier, last week, which was witnessed
by Mayor +. r. Dawley aud interested
A short distance from the per.
son who fired one of these rifles, the noise
of the discharge could not be heard.
The demonstration was a marked sue
cess. Mr. Coulombe is negotiating with
the federal government for the sale of
the invention, and will soon go to New
York to exhibit the equipment there.
Good for you. Joe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-11
A Gard Of Thanks.

] wish to express my gratitude for the
generous assistance and sympathy
shown me in many ways by various
friends during the illness and decease OF
my late wife; especially to Rev. Mr.
Hall, the choir, and others, for all they
did at the last. 1t was helpful to me
and will be appreciated as long as
live. Charles Stevens.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
ing set valued at SIS.

ing set valued at S..
A. M. Bond & Co.-Best little girl
costume, bottle of perfume valued at
So.
s. o. Bondelid- the boy wearing
the best Viking costume, suit of Vik-
ing clothes, value S..
H. P. Hansen-The best clown rep
resenting his gallery, one dozen pho
tos, value $40.
F. w. Gilbertson-To the one rep
resenting the Long Man With the
Short Price the best rocking chair
valued at So.
V. Gram, contractor and builder
The best carpenter on the floor, a box
of cigars; also best brick mason, box
of cigars.
The manager requests that every
skater should mask and try for one Of:
these prizes as they are all valuable.
,, prizes and should call out considerable
competition.
Our merchants have willingly and
gladly offered these prizes in order to
help boost our rink, and we want ev-
eryone to do all in their power to
make this grand success. No one need
be afraid to mask on this occasion for
the management will allow nothing to-
eranspire at the rink different from
what they would allow at any other
time. There will be an officer of the
law on the floor during the whole eve
ming to see that nothing Objectionable
in any way will occur
Thanking the merchants very kindly
for their assistance, we again invite
the skaters to take part in this carni-
val.
Manager.
Anyone wishing to try for any of
these prizes, can either call on the
merchants offering the prizes for any
suggestions that they might want in
regard to getting up costumes for
same, or upon the manager at the
rink.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31

niyal to which we cordially invite the
public to attend. The following is a
list Of prizes given by the merchants
Of our city for the different costumes:
Rodenbach & Mundt will give to the
lady representing their business the
best box Of bon bons valued at 81.
Also to the man representing them the
best box Of KEN Temple Cigars.
The and ten cent store will give
"a Sterling Silver Manicure set to the
lady representing them the hest. Val
ued at So.
/. Kirchof & Cooper-To the best Ger
man couple. the largest turkey in their
shop.
White & Henderson-Pair of 81
shoes to gentleman who represents
them the best. $3.50
Hines Mercantile Company-The
most comical lady, costume a box OF
candy and five pounds of nuts. The
most comical gents costume of boz
Of cigars.
B.. J. Ness-For the ladies richest
costume a sterling silver purse, value
IS.
Nobby Shoe Store -, A IS pair of
shoes for lady representing their bust.
ness the best
Ramsey Drug Co.-Best Indian Girl
costume, hand bag, valued at S..
Chicago Store-Best clown, choice
Of any hat in the store.
Evans studio-Lady representing
them the best, one dozen photos, value
49,
Col. Ker1in-Best representation of
old fashioned country lady marketing
her butter and eggs, an So electric
lamp. 80. >.''2,, .~ ''t.~.
: F.; W: Mann & Sons-Best Irishman,
pair Of $3.50 shoes.
T. A. Haslam-Lady representing
business best, pound box of bon
bons.
J. @. Adams-To anyone represent
ing hardware business the best, cary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
sTockHolpERs. MEETING El

H. The regular annual meeting OF the
stock holders Of the First National
Bank OF Devils Lake viii be held at
the Office Of said bank on Tuesday,;
January the nth, 1910, at 4 O'Clock
r. M, for the election Of directors
and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
sS: ss335s l1> ::5555.$ F. r. Reuter-, KS
~ sss 81 81: ,s - ss. 8. 81 Cashier.
Dated at Devils Lake. N. D. December
E7 3, 1909. T.. 3. s:s ss i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
NotIce:to Pay TAX.

3. We have until January first to coll
lect delinquent personal property tax
for the; year Of 1908, and we expect to
collect where there; is any property
TO levy on. No further notice will be
given until q deputy and a dray are
at your. door. All have been notified,
80 Sbe prepared FOL. extra costs II you
do not call and settle at once. No sex.
3cuse will go from now on. 9s. 81 * :;
So - w. Fl. Bedford, Sheriff. e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
LOCAL. NEWS
The h First National Bank Of Devils
lake. !! n. D.. loans money on Real
Estate | s. at . very low rate Of interest.
1 y !! can pay your loan at any time
With us. J. 81. ...::.;. !. : :. =. :, :.

{SS>ssSSsee~ SSer~~~escsco~srSrSSSS
I: 9 g. Fred a. Lang was in from Toxic on
4 business Monday. L. \ s.2, b., y. 81
3 Louis Myrick was in from the reser.
q walton the fore part Of the week. : 4 !:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Severance are
spending the holidays with relatives
4 at Grand Forks. 5ss $Sz. 4 ~ - &,
S$5' g. 2. Graves Of Toxic, was a5visitor
lin this city Monday enroute to Crazy,
\ from which place he returned the fol
lowing day. af5ss::> ::@.. i :.,.I :, !:
5: MT. and Mrs. r. A. Kennedy, Of
Portland, Oregon, are guests at the t;
! home Of Mrs. Kennedy's brother, C. D.
/ Mills. =. s..,3 J. s.s~ -: :~ -:
!: $sS55 The roller rink is drawing large au-
diences every afternoon and evening.
Open from 500 to $3.50 p. NJ, and
$500 to 1880 p. m. Good music
every evening: :, !. e. j;
sSs5 We are in receipt of remittance
for another years subscription from
~ g. p. House, Of Spokane, Wash, in
d which he tells US that he has taken
. the Inter Ocean for twenty-five years
4 and wants his home paper.
g., Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Olsen, living at
!: $40 Second street, can boast Of the
B finest Christmas present of. any one
Ia Devils Lake. On Christmas eve
Santa Claus, presented them with a
!: pair OF boys, weight about seven
pounds apiece. u, !. = ~ -.
: : n Having taken over the interest Of
". B. Holmes, Of the firm Of Holmes
g Strand at Grand Harbor, N. OAK,
It becomes necessary to have all &C
\ counts! settled before Jan. Sth, 1910.
Will therefore ask all those knowing
themselves to be Indebted to please
cali and settle early. !. Very truly,
a. Strand. ~ - Z a.5 ar? a.. 27l
ST. f The = IGo Express: is the name Of
! 2 new dray and transfer line recently
opened in Devils Lake by J., R.. way.
He has Office room in the building first
s door south Of Bells drug store, where
/ he will be glad to receive orders for
the delivering Of trunks, packages,
] ETC., to any part Of the city. This com
9pany is also is equipped for heavy dray-
ing. Phone SOC. Residence. phone
f419. y. .s i s y2 ;$;: &. Az 81, r5ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
I FANCY. (. WAlsTCoA Il /.
sn 's's by an English, Monarch BY
. % $ssE gga Way of Economy. e. -5S: s

= , ,;ss .Ea Way Of Economy. 81. s$ss \
The Waistc oat--when at least It II a
fancy vest is the. last remaining
vestige Of the ..orgeousness which was
once adtsplay pd In inen,s dress, and IN
Oct 10 1866 i'epgs chronicles It's tirst
appearances On the person OF Charles
IL. The novel garment was a .long
eassock." as5the3 dtarlst terms it, worn;
close 10 the body. 1t was OF ..black;
cloth, pinkad with white silk under ii. !.
4, n Men will agree; thai the waistcoa, IS
convenient and s3culnlnentiabIe gar
ment, the absence. Of which would de-
priyeS lhenh no speak Of no other dis
comfort. OF an Invaluable set. of peck
ets. lit appears strange. therefore. tisni
1t should no, have come into being at
an earlier date. ! - IS y H. s5
Soon after the restoration q sleeve
less vest. which likewise left the waist
open. was worn under the doubiet. SIT
was NOT true ,walstcoat, This style
Of dress was brought from France by
Charles II. From beneath the ;fullness
OF shirt exposed by the open vest the,
breaches displayed their expa nded
width with punches of ribbon at the,
waist and lace ruffles below. the knees.
The doublet worn over the: vest was
richly laced and enc 80 cost
" was this mode; Of attire that the
king resolved to give the lead toward,
more economical and sober fashion,
and in the fulfillments of, his designhe
donned the new, garment, which l'epys
hailed with pleasure. 4 ss:&s 'ii r., 10 81
Such were the circumstances which
attended the Introduction OF the waist
coat. 1t came In The, name OF economy
and reform. hut ere long It developed
into as expensive and decorative Il gar
ment as.any which man has ever tax
en- to himself. Gradually IT. was sex-
tended down ward, I'LL 1t almost reached
the knees. 1T WAS made Of the richest
materials. and e. the. outer coat was
shaped 10 hang well open to display
its nlagniticpnce: >- =, -,
Exl rayaga,H't. aud love Of .finery were
simply transferred from one style, to
another and on the Wnisicoat was In v-
ishssd allaithe establishment which pre-
viously had been bestowed; u on The
,breeches. { rM,ses lowered and em-
broiderrl wais,coats. Of ,sheeny satin.
with laced. Halm. may certainly have
been less Troublesome and fantastic
than the l,rerdine fashion. but vine, h
Ter they reduced the wearer's account
With lis.lailorsis highly doubtfuisz =.
The long Tapped waistcoat remained
I'm favor many years. II was still worn
by ltoble,nen and gentlemen when
& George sl.seWas King. In the following
reign AZ somewhat shorter walstcpat
was prevalent. aud; from this time Inc
flap began To- decrease .in length 4 ii.
stead OF ;rpac hing almost to the knee Ii
came ionly halfway down the thigh.
As mems dress became more, ssimpii.
1 fed toward the close of the eighteenth,
century: and putting, lace and embroin,
cry were abandon ned the Zap sdisapl
peared. Lendon tllobe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
! Get i. Move 1onl

I.I.- go S1et a--WUV6 OH 60 -. 80
Come, you goat. =. @ s T2. ,l.: :: X 2 S.
Locomotel &s &SEZs ..t.! :8t.Sgt 2 ys5ssE
q Get q move on, - :$ly5.. SIS !fs.
Get shove on c !.,;..s .:,s - !:
Never mind which way you're noting.
Locomote. locomotel SElt III! r.
Grab your rival BY the throat 725$$.-
Tear His coat, ;, All
Get his goat. T. s5 r :, ..+ ~:
Cali his bluff. =; ~, : 81 & II .4 &, 81
Make him lilff. ! s,ss.s: j
Make him sheer or IA E., III s<sj5> 81
Bite his ear on f Il 3 81 { IN
That's success. sl y Me- se5: S2
What Yes. + n:
! Mote, you goafi Z. fS.s Nj I 81 Ne s
1ocomotel ": ~,
!. 8. :.= s.. cn.ease Tr,hnne.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31

Day west or town -- 1900
Making a total Of s4,17O.73.
The bill of w. H. Bedford, sheriff, VS..
state Of North Dakota, in the sum of
$45 for the transportation of PauI
Ringstrom to the insane asylum at
jamestown was on motion approved
and the auditor and chairman are
hereby authorized to SO certify on
same. Carried. All voting Yes.
Moved and seconded that P. J. Nc
Glory be allowed to pay one-half of all
the back unpaid personal property tax
es assessed against the firm of Nc
Glory & Barnett and also against the
firm of Cowan. & McClory and that az
ter he has paid into the county
treasury one-half Of all such taxes, to-
gether with his share of penalty and
interest thereon, that he be released
from the balance of unpaid taxes and
not be held responsible for same. Car
ried. -
A petition signed by VIM. B. Smith,
asking that this board cancel the
1901 tax assessed against him in Bart
lett township In the sum of $12.22 be
stricken from the tax list for the rea.
son that he had, no property in said
township for that year, was read and
On motion granted.
A petition signed by John Stewart,
asking for a refund in his 1908 person
al property taxes in Ontario township
in the sum Of $106, on account of ex-
cess valuation in .threshing machine,
was read and on motion granted.
MnIpo1 nn1 thu T.,-s1.
Lake Journal be designated to pub
fish the County treasurer's notice of
tax levy as per section 1914, Revised
Codes of 1905.
Moved and carried to take a recess
until O'clock P. m. -, 49,
..:- -R.v. Bice,
,- ...... County Auditor.
The board met at Z o'clock D. M,
pursuant to above recess. Present;
Commissioners Johnson, Maloiasy,
Emtgh, Samuel and Nesseth.
Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be laid over at this time:
Devils Lake Journal, publish
Ing auditors and treasurer's
! report in the sum of 1898 1880
DR.. R. N. Cox, witness in the
- Wright case, January 10 to
February 81 and Mileage 225.2O
An agreement signed by Haxby &
Gillespie, relative to furnishing plans
and specifications and experimenting
the constructor of the sheriff's resi-
dence and jail, was then read to the
board and on motion same was laid ov-
er until the January meeting.
i Moved and carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed. and warrants or
dered drawn in payment of same as
follows: 1. u. - -
E. M. Crary, printing and adver.
J. :. Using = =. ---$ 91.46
c. J. B. Turner, supplies fur
: nished Northumberland 3.15
c. O. Johnson, services as COM -,
= missioner and mileage 3. = $3.50
w. q. sSamuels, services as COM.
+ missioner and mileage 1880
Frank Emigh, services. as COM r.
missioner and mileage - : So 49," $500
T. H. Maloney, services as COM ). -. !.
+ missioner and mileage $3.50
~ = Making a total Of, -. $234.51
Moved and carried to adjourn. All
voting yes: 55ss<s i
~: 5.,..'s@..;. - r. v. Bice,1
. .5s.$ q. *255 "A 4, County Auditor.
/ W. - ii =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-31
i N i'';!j'i one, S
Proceedings;
i - Continued from page two, : +
CONTINUED from page two.)

~, Lake township ------------ $500
w. NJ. Anderson, attorney, by
order Of court in John Bull !
lard case ---- 80 $500:
Andrew '@Huseby, boarding
Mrs. Beamer .--=--------- $500.
Hans Westegaard, repairing
sidewalk and building a gut !
ter and curb along county =
property on Fifth street - 2oo.2s|
James Yeaman,' work done on -
culvert on road across the ~ :.
bay west of town --------- 1900
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30
Classified "Ad5.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Cheap. Two Box Ball
alleys almost new; also high grade
billiard table.-Geo. d. Jewett.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SAI-E:-160 acres, well in Ar
tesian belt, 4 miles east of South
Spring, $3.50 per acre. All fine
soil.-Roswell Title q Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-Circumstances compel
ne to dispose of my home place at
once a 40 acre tract IL miles from
court house, plenty of water six
room house. cellar, correll, stables,
out houses hot beds, etc. 1000 fruit
trees, s acres alfalfa 10 acres in a
high stale of cultivation, yielding
over $4,000 this -eason, balance of
place in forage % past season.
Very low price next 80 days, easy
terms.-Geo. F. Bixby, at planning
mill. 24tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-Furnished room, mod
ern S13 y. Richardson. 29t3"
FOR RENT:-Front room, well furn-
ished, close in. Gentleman only. No
sick.-213 n. Ky. t3"
FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished front
room with bath.-609 y. Ky. ave.
29t3.
FOR RENT:-Two nicely furnished
rooms al Sl1.00 per month. Apply
709 y. Washington. t2~
FOR RENT:-Nice furnished Offices
DIR. j. w. Kinsinger. 75tf.
FOR RENT:-Modern 4 room cottage
s25 mo. Phone SIS. loft.
FOR RENT:-Building formerly oc-
cupied by Majestic Theatre. For
terms apply to f. w. Mitchell,
agent. 21tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30
WANTED

WANTED Competent dining Don
girl-Mrs. Ella Davidson, ia y.
Richardson. 2St6.
WANTED-by graduate 5t~enograph-
er, position, address box 1872. 30t3%
WANTED to rent our or five room
house close in, possession imCned-
lately. Address j. c. Williams, ia
n. Richardson, phone 36S. 30t5*
WANTED AGENTS:-To sell Phoe-
nix Crude Oil Burners. Call al No.
20S East 5th St. to See Demonstra-
ton. 24tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30

MI. and Mrs. F. NJ. Malone left
this morning for Altus, Okla. where
Mr.. Malone will take a place in a bar
Der shop. II will be remembered
that they were married in Roswell
about two months z and have been
here a month, after a wedding and
prospecting trip through Arizona.
Mr.. Malone worked for a time in the
shop of George Freidenbloom.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-11-30

An accident happened at tae Ar
mory last night about nine o'clock
that came near causing several peo-
pie to lose their lives and the Owl
Band to abandon their plans for the
Minstrel "Wednesday night. A re-
hearsal was in progress, when the
end men became 10 eXcrucia singly
funny that some of the Apollo Club
almost laughed themselves { o death.
Prope- restoratives administered at
the right time and place saved their
lives, however, and il is thought
thSy will be able to go On with the
show.