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took in the simple order of the room,
lingering with light tinge of disap-
proval upon the violin case in the cor
ner and with deeper shade of ques-
ton upon the jewel on the others fin
ger, a pigeon blood ruby in a setting
curiously twisted of the two initial let
ters Of his name. The,a came to IFS
mind for az instant a whisper of early
probabilities and witnesses which he
had heard
II looked in to tell you bit of
Jews" said the bishop i've just come
from David Stires He has letter
from Van Lennap, the great eye sur
geon OF Vienna He disagrees with the
rest of them. Thinks Jessicas case
may not he hopeless"
The cloud that IIugh's call had left
on Harry's countenance lifted.
Thank Cod" he said. Twill she go
to hm?"
The bishop looked at him curiously,
for the exclamation seemed to hold
more than conventional relief.
He is TO be in America next month
He Will come here then to examine and
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."ruere's no sense In us two quarrel
ing" he said hastily. We've been
friends a long time. I'm sure ! dian
intend to when | came in. suppose
you're right about some things, ana
probably dropping Moreau wouldn
hurt me any. I'm sorry said all |
did. Only-the money seemed such a
little thing. and IL needed It,"
Harry stood an instant with his
hand on the knob; then instead OF clos
ing the door he drew out little draw
err. He lifted a packet of crisp yellow
backs and slowly counted out 500
I'm trying to believe you mean what
you say, Hugh" he said
Hugh's fingers closed eagerly over
the cracking notes. "Now, that's
white of you after everything ! said.
You're good fellow, Harry. after all,
and I'll always say SO" He pockcted
the money with an air of relief and
picked up his hat ana cane.
Just then from the dusty street came
the sound Of carriage wheels and the
click of the gate latch.
ITS Bishop Ludlow" he said, glanc-
ing through the window. Hes com
ing in. think I'll slip out the side
way Thanks for the loan, and-Tll
thinlNover what you've said"
Avoiding the bishop, Hugh stepped
toward the gate. The money was in
his pocket Well, one of these days
he would not have to grovel for pal
try $40 He would be his own mas
ter and could afford to let Harry san
derson and everybody else think what
they liked
$50 I'm playing a part, am IT, he
said to himself. why should yonr
holiness trouble yourself over il if
am? Not because you're so careful of
the governors feelings. not by a long
shot! It's because you choose to think
Jessica Holme is too good for me.
That's where the shoe pincheS. Per
haps you'd like to play at that game
yourself chi"
He walked jauntily up the street
toward the door with the little barred
window.
THE old man is fond of her He
thinks | mean to settle down and let
the moss grow over my ears, and he'll
do the proper thing. It'll be good
way to put my head above water and
keep It there. 1t must be soon.
though"
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high spirited and debonalr, Prince
Charming. whose pridefu rebellion had
been atoncd for by a touching and
manly surrender.
All this Harry had watched with a
painful sense of impotence. and this
feeling was upon him today as he
stared out from the study toward the
white porch glistoning in the sun,
At length, with a little gesture ex-
presSiye at once of helplessness and
puzzle, he turned from the window,
took his violin and began to play. He
began barcaroie, but the music wan
deied away through insensible varla.
tons into a moving minor. a compost
ton of his own.
It broke off suddenly at dogs fierce
snarl from the yard and the rattle of a
thrown pebble Immediately a knock.
came at the door. and man entered.
Don't stop" said the new conner.
i've dropped in for only a minute.
That's an i'll tempered little brute Of
yours. If l We're you I'd get rid of
him"
Harry Sanderson laid the violin care
fully in its case and shut the lid before
he answered. 'Rummy IS impulsive,"
he said dryly. How is your father to-
day, Hugh?"
The other tapped the toe Of his shin.
ing patent leather with his cane as he
said with look of.i.l h-nf":
About as well as E.'s Plan.
ming now to put lie IN ba L- anil cx-
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perhaps TO operate Poor child, 1t will
he a terrible thing for her if this last
hope fails her, too, especially now.
when she and Hugh are to make Il
match Of it,"
Harry face was turned away. or the
bishop would have seen il suddenly
startled ITO make match of it," 70
hide the flush he felt staining his
cheek Harry bent to close the safe A
something that had darkled in some
obscure depth Of his being whose exist
ence he had not guessed was throhlinr
now TO painful resentment Iessica
was to marry Hugh!
"A handsome fellow Hugh" SAID
the bishop He seems to have return
ed with new heart-a brand puckpd
from the burning You had the same
alma mater. | think YOU told me Your
influence has done the boy good. san.
derson' He laid his hand kindly on
the others shoulder THE fact that
you were in college together makes
him look NJ 10 yon-a as the whole plr
ish does. be added.
Harry was setting the combination
and did not answer But through the
turmoil ia his brain Satire voice
kept repeating:
NO, they don't call me Satan
now
The white house ia the aSpany was
In gala .,ftirn Irf,,...,.- 49,
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turning FOR I.ugh lie had sit,el him
through aud through At college he
had put him down for Il woaH.ing-
UNPUBLISHED. misdemeanaut Now he
knew him for what he really Was-a
moral molusk, scamp in embryo, a
decadcnt, realizing an ugly propensity
to Il deplorable finale consistent
career of loose living had carried
Hugh far since those college days
when he had been dubbed "Satan's
shadow" While to Harry SanGerson
the eccentric and agnostical had then
been. as ii were, the mask through
which his temperament looked at life.
10 Hugh 1t had spelled shipwreck.
Harry Sanderson had done broadly as
he pleased He had entertained whom
he listed. had gone stunning" had
once boxed to Il finish for wager a
local pugiist whose acquaintance he
affected, known rs "Gentleman Jim.
lie had been both the hardest hitter
ana the hardest Grinker In his class.
yet Withal ifs most brilliant student
Native character had enabled him to
persist, as the cXasper1tins function
OF success which dissipation declined
TO eliminate. But the same natural
gravitation which in spite of al aber-
ration had given Harry Sanderson
classical honOrs had brought Hugh
Stires to the imminent brink of eXpul-
sion. Aud since that time. without
the character which belonged to Har
ry as Il possession. Hugh had contin-
ued to drift aimlessly on down the
broad lax way of prohigacy.
The conditions he found upon his re-
turn. however, had opened Hughs
eyes to the perious strait in which he
stood He was materalist, and the
taste he had had of deprivation had
sickcncd him. In the first revulsion,
when the contrast between recent
famine and present plenty was strong
upon him, he had been at anxious
pains to make himself secure with his
fl,uer-and with Jcssica Home Har-
figbt on the rife havrel--wds sharpen
ell hy his knowledge of the old Hugh
IN intuitlve knowledge gained 10 q
significant formative period He saw
more clearly than the townfolk who
in general way had known Hugh
Stires all their lives. Week by week
Harry had seen him regain lost
ground in his fathers esteem Day
By day he had seen him making studi,
GUS appeal to all that was romantic in
JeSSira. climbing to the favor of each
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"Who's Who" In the Story.


HEEn'c Nlrn' In the %fnry.
<>o, c,>,rncO1 IL
CA AN % ~ !, l'l.OC - ..
nero uare- ueI'i' qulAo'ic ''eNO anu
munster vi Tue NosPei'
HIGH STIRES, prodigal and
criminal.
1rccuCA ITOINrE .bo beautiful
go. hoI,,Io., !, tho rusb of
,,. 80 ,,o ,r;,,.inoI sufrerer in
,,, 80 ,,,ivod ,da,.itv
MRS. llAL!O iAN, iae camp
oracle
DAVID
c,ving o,d NJ ,b, last ,,-,lo hannv
NV anntbor,s r,b.,,,,;,,ass
he blNlIOI the victim OF a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAIIETF.T HOMES the 70
llgious fanatic on vl1e shoulders
rests the wbolp weight of fine story
l. NJ NJ l. i ItE\ l)EIAN 40 |. the
lalse friend, perJurer ana thlei'
THE STIEPIEF who = vorr
mrch diridn1 hotuoo, d,+r ord IN.
clinotion
.
Blu DEN LIN, VINO turns
champion instead or prosecutor ait
er the heroS race with death.
presentment. Through what adven-
lures had he passed: Now that he had
come home. furgiving ana forgiven.
would he stay He had been in his
room when she entered it with the
roses-must have guessed. if he had
not already known, that she was blind
Would he guess that she had cared for
that room. had placed fresh flowers
there often and often?
Since she had come to the house in
the asrcns Jcssira had found the
inau,.nI h.rl,rp nt Iiurh q 1or,inart
presence in horizon Hghlenpd with
a thror. of new inprrS,ions. The
dircfu catastrophe of her blindness
it had been the sudden result of an
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Chapter &

INSIDE the study mean
while the bishop was
greeting Harry Sander.
son. He had oficiated
at his ordination and
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a June day a month
later Harry Sandcrson
sat in his study, look
ing out of the window
across the dim summer
haze of heat, negligent
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white mari road bending in a broad
curve between clover stippled mead
ows, to skirt the willow green bluff
above the river. There, miles away.
on the high bank he could distingu +
the railroad bridge, a long black s'-cl-
eton spanning ''the hole" dano. & b
haunted pool, the deepest spot l0 G
river for fifty miles.
Since that moonlighted ov -.-~ e..
;he will making Harry =
.--'t the loQE lane had H. ~. 49,
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stood aimlessIy for I
looking about him. al
lay ut the foot of the I
Iessica's shower bouo
Jhis up, abstractedly /
fume and drew the s.
buttOnhole He heard
brary. and. opening |
tered.
In the room sat old
his wheel chair oppo,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02

New Mexico, and that unless you ap-
pear and answer the complaint here-
in filed in this Court on or before
the 18th day OF September, 1909 the
plaintiff viii be entitled and the Court
will grant such judgment by default.
The name and business address of
the plaintiffs attorney is Ed S. Glib
bany, Roswell. New Mexico.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said
District Court has ordered that notice
OF sue suit be had by publication of
this Notice and has hereunto set the
seal of this Court at Roswell, N. M,
this 23rd days of July, 1909. Mon5t
S. l. ROBERTS,
tSEAL) Clerk.
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object and general nature of which is
&c obtain a decree of said Court qui-
citing the title to the Eh of Sec. 81
and the WIZ of section &c, Twp. II
S. r. "a E.. in Chaves County, n. M,
as against you and each of you under
the statute of limitations of said Ter
ritory, and to cancel and annul any
right, title, interest in or lien upon
said lands which you or either of you
may have or claim through Horace
K. Thurber, deceased, as his heirs,
legatees or devisees, and to divest
you of all such claim Or lien thereon
and has alleged in said complaint I'M
der oath that all of said defendants
are ~non-residents of the Territory of
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Mrs. Henry M. Holden. OF Corpus
Christi. who has been here a month
visiting her mother, Mrs. s. E. Russ
and sister. Mrs. Graham, left this
morning for Amarillo, where she will
meet her husband. They will join a
porty Of Beaumont people at Trini-
dad and all will go to the northwest
for a camping trip in Washington and
sightseeing excursion to the Seattle
exposition and elsewhere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden will be joined in the
northwest later by Mrs. Russ and
Mrs. Graham.
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John r. Wilson has returned from
a weeks business trip to Amarillo.
Ed Taught. the man who runs the
bicycle hospital on North Main ST,
leaves tomorrow morning for a
months visit at his old home in
Springfield, Mo.
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LOST.
UOST:-Lady's black coat, Saturday
afternoon. Return to Record OF
fee for reward. 30t3s
LOST:-Black card case containing
little change and q brass key.-Re-
turn to Record once. 1t
LOST:.Sun of money, about 5
O'Clock Saturday evening between
End st. and LIST St. Finder return to
Record once and receive reward. -
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT room furnished mod
ern cottage. See r. H. McCune. Ito
FOR RENT:-Two sleeping rooms.
cheap, 800 N. KY. 29t3.
FOR RENT:-Furnished looms for
gentlemen. close in. $40 N. Pennsyl
vania avenue. 2St3~.
FOR RENT:-Five room furnished
house, with all modern convenience
es.-Apply Room 4, Oklahoma
Block. 24eod u.
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PIANO TUNING.

BERNARD POS.-Expert tuner, rs
years experience in Europe and AM
erica. Reference, Jesse French,
Baldwin, Chickering Bros, and Kim
ball factories. Address at Artesia,
N. NJ. n he will call and see you.
". s. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
n Repairing. Graduate Chicago
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am
PIE experience. Work Is guaran-
teed and is my best advertisement.
34S Z. 5th ST., Phone $50. SS1ms
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Elder c.. c. Hill and son, Curtis Hill
also Mr.. Hills brother, Elder Claud
Hill, of Mobile, Ala, and T. N. Hill of
Missouri, and Howard Moore left this
morning on a camping trip to the
mountains. They will he gone two
weeks, and will spend their time in
the Captains, west and north of Meek
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Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Stubblefield
and little son left Sunday morning for
Waco, where MIR. Stubblefield will
spend two weeks at his old home. The
others will remain the rest of the sum
mer. Mr.. Stubblefield is manager of
the grocery department for the Joyce
Pruit Company.
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NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
This Is TO certify that an instru-
ment p~urporting to be the last will
and testament Of @. l.. Renfroe, de-
ceased. has been fled In the probate
clerks ONCE of Chaves County, New
Mexico.
Hon. J. T. Evans. judge Of the pro-
bate court has appointed the 9Th day
OF September. 1909. for probating and
hearing proof Of said will.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
of July. 1903.
(SEAL) +. p. GAYLE,
Probate Clerk.
By R. +. BALLARD. Deputy.
In the District Court, chaves County,
New Mexico.
Charles w. DeFreest,
Plaintiff,
Va. No. 1897.
Nancy Thurber, widow OF
Horace X. Thurber, and
Henry Arlington. and -
Arlington, his wife heirs
and uevisees Of Horace
X. Thurber. deceased.
Defendants.
To the above defendants:-
You are hereby notified that the
shove plaintiff has commenced a suit
against you In the District Court Of
the Hl1fh Judicial Of New Mexico, the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02

Sheriff c. L. Ballard returned on to-
days auto from San Francisco, where
he took some Chinese who are to be
deported to China. having beer con
victed of illegal entry mi the United
States. When he left he expected to
take them only to Ell Paso, and there
found that he had to go on to the
coast.
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r. N. Davis formerly of this city
and o in the mercantile business a.
Artesia passed through Sunday on his
way to Kansas City and Chicago to
buy goods for his store. He was Accom-
panied by Mrs. Davis
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Classified "Ad5.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Cheap a runabout, tele
phone $50. 29t3>.
FOR SALE:-5 milk cows, Pat Boone
1000 N. washington, 29t3~.
FOR SALE:-A good city broke driv-
ing horse. also buggy and harness.
Roswell Title & Trust Co.. 15tf
FOR SALE:-Rooming house. good
paying proposition for small invest
nent. Address H. A. Denney, Gent
Delivery. Roswell, N. M. 26tf.
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DIR. and Mrs. J.. B. Keaster and r.
F. Cruise left his morning for Seattle
and the northwest, expecting to take
in Colorado, Salt Lake and other
points on the way out and California
sights on the way back. DIR. Alfred
Johnson will be in charge OF DIR.
Keaster's Office and practice during
his absence
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lUM e

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lun
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.
KEMP LUMBER CO.-Give US your
orders for Pecos White Sand.
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J. NJ. Peacock, the well known land
Lawyer has moved his office to the
Wells building and will be found as
usual. Next Dol to u. S. Land Of
fee" 29t3d t3w.
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10 Jacobson, of Artesia. passed thru
Sunday on his way to ST. Louis. Gin
cinnati and other points eas to spent
three weeks buying goods. Mr.. Jacob
son is a prominent merchant at Ar
tesla.
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Capt. E. p. Bujac wife and children
left Sunday morning on a trip to Seat
tie M the northwest, passing thru
Roswell on their way from their home
at Carlsbad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Shaffer, who
came here three months g from
Van Vert, Ohio. seeking a location.
left this morning for Kansas City.
Mr.. Shaffer Is a barber and has been
working here.
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Mu. J. p. Hink1e and son. Rolla,
and baby, left SUNDAY morning for
oscuro. N. NJ, for . weeks visit with
Mrs. faInlle's uncle. Capt. Roberts
and family.
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Mrs. w. "A. johnson, her little ne
phew Master, Carroll Gary, and Mrs.
Oliver H. Smith left this mor7ing for
Greenville. Tex, to spend q month or
six weeks with relatives.
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Will Norris left Sunday morning
for a combined business and pleasure
trip to colorado points.
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Miss Sue Cannon returned Sunday
morning from Artesia, where she has
been severa days on business.
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DR.. w. w. Phillips went 10 Ciuvis
Sunday morning to meet Mrs. Phillips
and the children. who have been visit
ing about two months in Pennsylvania
and at Leavenworth. Kan.
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Stanley Norvell returned Sunday
night from a visiting trip to Kansas
City and among friends in tina locali-
ty: also to Omaha, Nebr., and other
points. He has been gone several
weeks.
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Byron Rathbun. son OF DIR. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Rathbun, returned last night
Denver. Colo, where he has been at
teiding college.
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Edgar Harral. who spent several
weeks here on the Wells jury. left Sun
day morning for his home In Kenna.
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Miss Lena Wilmes returned to Eli
da this morning after spending a few
days with friends in Roswell.
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HOUSE

HILLS & DUNN.-Furniture, Stoves,
ranges. mating. quilts; everything
you need TO fit up your house. New
and secondhand. 100 N. Main. Tele-
phone Number 50.
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Deaconess White. who is in Cargo
OF the Episcopal missionary work at
Eilds, was here visiting MI. and Mrs.
Charles Maltas since last Thursday
and returned to Ehda THU morning.
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DIR. Glenn u. Hunsberger returned
Sunday morning from a business trip
of several days to the lower part of
the valley.
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Fall and Winter Suits made here
$500 up.-Mueller the Tailor, IL
South Main. phone 104. eod26tf
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Mrs. w. H. Crawford left this morn
ing for Albuquerque for a visit with
her daughter expecting to be gone a
month.
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Granma grass pasture, Mrs. Nora
Petty phone 237 3 rings, P. o. Box
375. 3Ot3s.
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STORES.

HARDWARE CO.-whole
sale and retail hardware, gasoline
engines, pipe. pumps, fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE co.
Wholesale and retail everything in
hardware, tinware, buggies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plumbing.
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Mrs. James Sutherland and Mrs. s.
p. Johnson left Saturday night fol-
Carlsbad for a short visit with an aunt
of Mrs. Johnson's whom she had new
er seen. They returned this morning
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o. r. Tanner. of Hagerman. arriv-
ed on the morning train today for a
business visit.
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Mrs. A. H. Rockafellow and daugh
ter, Miss Susie, left Saturday evening
for a few days visit in Artesia.
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Misses Katherine and Nell Bean
will entertain at the Country Club
Wednesday Afternoon in honorl Of
Miss Matte Godbold of Dallas.
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Dick Stanley was here from De,
ter Saturday and returned to tha
place Saturday night.
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J.. H. Fox came in Sunday morning
from Artesia to spend a few days in
this city.
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j. p. White left this morning for
Kenna to superintend the dipping OF
a heard Of cattle.
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Miss Irma Totzek left on the auto
Sunday for Ell Paso for a visi. of sew
eral weeks with relatives. She was
accompanied as Tar Is Torrance b. Mr.
Percy Evans, who returned today.
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Judge G.. u. McCrary. of Artesia
was in the city today looking after
legal matters.
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Mrs. s. T%routner returned to her
home in a this morning after spen
ding two weeks in Roswell.
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Robert l.. Graves left Sunday morn
ing oil a business trip to Clovis
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Notice to Real Estate Dealers.
I hereby withdraw all Of my real
estate from the market. 30t3.
EDGAR WHEELER.
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DIR. John r. Gass. synodical mission
airy. who preached at the Presbyter-
ian church here yesterday. left this
morning for Clovis.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-08-02

l.. o. Fullen left this morning fol
Santa Fe to spend a week looking af
ter business.