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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-29
A0TAs Y NOTlcIAS

-Ha estado aver en- San Juan
en- asuntos del servicio el jefe de
distrito de la policfa insular de Rio
Piedras Sr. Padr6. Aquel puesto ha
sido reforzado con dos policfas mas.
Sc informa que en- el proximo
vapor regresara de Estados unidos
el C Comisionado del Interior Sr. Gra-
hame. Ell te rmino para que fue nom
brado dicho funcienario vence en- el
mes de Movie mbre pr6ximo y Sc cree
que hasta esa fecha este en- la isla ell
expresado Consejero.
Sc informa que hasta dentro
de 26 3 semanas no Sc hallara en- la
isia el Comisionado de instruction
DR.. Dexter. Para esa fecha estaran
terminates los trabajos del departa-
mento en- 10 que a contratas de ma
estros asignaciones de sumas para
atender al sersicio y de4As detalles
que del ano escoiar se>refiere.
-Todo ei instrumental de Ia ex-
tinguida banda de la policfa insular
ha sido donado al asilo de ninos de
Santurce para Ia banda de esta ms
tituci6n. El instrumental esta en-
magnffico estado y la cesi6n autori-
zada por el gobernador representa-
de gran utilidad q los ninos de la ban
da del asfio. Con ese acuerdo puede
darse por suprimida definitivamen-
te la banda del referido cuerpo de
policia
En- Ia manana de hoy Sc ha lleva
do a efecto la Inauguration de Ia ca
piia del 'Sagrado Coraz6n de Jesus
en- Santurce. Concurri6 Ell Obispo
catolico Rev. Jones los ninos cato
licos del asflo y un gran numero de
famiiias de Santurce y de la ciudad
resultando una briilante fiesta.
Sc dotara de pitos para alarmas
a los individuos del cuerpo de la po-
licfa insular de la ciudad y de la isla.
Ha estado en- San Juan en- asun-
tos del servicio, el jefe de distrito de
la policfa insular de -Arecibo Sr. Ia
llada.
Hay gran animaci6n para concu-
rrir esta noche q la ultima funci6n
de la Companfa a de Zarzuela. Ell
publico de la ciudad Sc prepara a des
pedir con el mayor entusiasmo a sus
artistas favoritos. Ell programa es
atrayente y en- las primeras horas
de la manana estaban tomadas casi
todas las localidades.
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in CABLE A WASHINGTON.

siguiente cable ha sdo drdo Ia prensa de los Esta
dos Unidos.
nterpreindo Ell proundo dsgusto de nmensa naysria
del pueblo puertsrquelo la Junta Central del Pardo Union
de Puerto Rco psteSta del nombanens de George Cabot
Ward para Secretaro de Puerto Rico
H recuerds del insults de Mr. Ward ID Csnara de Dele
ado enuna representation de este pueb So informe al
Executive de Ia naciep vvra perenne nensra de los pa
triotas puerterriqaeleS"
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lPadeceis del estomago?

Pues usad el aqua de Burlada y Sc
guramente q. vuestra molesta dolen-
cia quedara vencida. Millares de Ca
SOS en- que el aqua de Burlada ha he
cho las mejores curas En- todos los
establecimientos podeis pedirla. Su
fama es universal.
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Ultima fotografia del rey de Espafa
Ell mundo por sus obras Y sus leyes.
@#'

Ell mundo por sus obras Y sus leyes.
Ali hubo poeta
Cuya pudica Ira
Predico la moral para los reyes;
En- fin la raza altiva
Que empezando en- ell Caucaso
Llev6 por todas sus pendones
Fue Ia que trajo ell genio navegante
Y ella es la que cultiva
A tus feraces campos
Y aunque esta dominada
Quiza pueda algun dia
Quitarte las cadenas Patria mia!
Otra raza potente
Tambien vino a pobiarte;
Y es ella la que quiere gobernarte
Con I'm gobierno energico y vaiiente.
Los Anglos y Sajones
Que pobiaron la fertii Inglaterra
Echando los Bretones,
Son de una raza activa
Que tienen al trabajo como lena
Y al practicar la hermosa DEMOCRACIA
Hacen que ell hombre en- libertades viva,
Aboiiendo Ia estdpida TEOCRAClA
E1ios forman del orden un poema,
W tuvieron sus heroes SUI sabios
Sus poetas y reyes;
Y con sus rectas leyes
Sc castiga ell delito y los agravios.
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Como el plcO de un ave aglgantada,
Cuyas alas extienden
De Norte Mediodia
Eres el punto puesto en- e oceano
Parn unir las dos razas agln da.
Washington el patricia americana
Peayo ell lnclito guerrero
Sc daran en- slls tumbas el abrazo.
Y caera hecho pedazos
Ell homiclda acero
Emblema de exterminio
precursor de la nefasta guerra
No sonara ell canon sobre la terra,
Y la paz bendecida
Sera de las naciones dulce egda;
La libertad hermosa
Fulgurara del hombre en- la conciencia
La tirania oprobiosa
Sc alejara!empujada por la cencia.
Habra un gobieno solo
Del pueblospor epuelblo, para e pueblo;
Sc podra escuchar de polo polo
FL himno del progreso soberano
Basandose en- la industria ell trabalo
Ell pueblo americana
A los puebos de extranos continentes
Con fraternal amor dara su mano
Para estrecharlos con un fuerte abrazo
Que sea de libertad el dulce lazo.
Bendta tn mission patra querda.
tn uniras dos razas poderosas;
siendo tan pequena daras vida
A las obras divinaS grandlosas:
Pues undos los pueblos
De la raza latina la salona
Sc rompera en- pedazos la corona
Que cinen los tiranos;
Cesara ell despotismo
No habra importers nj reyes
Y el torpe cesarsmo
Va no impondra sus oprobosas leyes.
Habra una sola aspracion La ClENC1A
Una sola Affection: "El Amor santo
Que unira de los honlbres la existencia
Con el trabajo hermoso y sacrosanto.'
--.--
Bendta pues por siempre patra seas
Poraue ti habras de ser ell dulce azo
De amor libertad en- las ideas;
Y en- tn humiide regazo
Sc formaran sin duda las preseas
Que han de ser de dos razas el abrazo.
Con ell progreso fbertad por lena,
Que habra de resolver ese probiema. ........
mas Agosto 1909
r. C. Rodriguez.
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PROGRAM OF THE CENTRAL
SCHOOL MOTHERS CLUB.

CNoV- lstn, $3.50 p. No.
Piano Solo, -. nellie Bean
Reading, -. -. Miss Maude Lewis
Paper, Mrs. j. w. Wilkinson
Vocal Solo, Miss Baker
Chorus, Girls High School Glee Club
The Mothers Clubs are doing a
grand work for the public schools. All
patrons and friends of the schools are
invited out to this program. Come
ont N join. This will encourage
your children, the faithful teachers,
and you will have a part in the great
est moral and civic work of this won
Gcrful new born century. The nope
of our country lies in the right educa.
ton of our children. One of the great.
est factors today in modern eiuca-
ton is the influence OF the mothers
clubs.
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NANitp

WANTED:-Cnary birds for brood
ing. Phone 500. 20t3%
WANTED:-Room and board for
young lady of refinement, phone w.
w. Gatewood Office. 15tf
WANTED:-Man to do light york for
his board. Address Box II, r. F. d.
1St2*
WANTED:-fosirlon as house keep
er on ranch or for elderly couple
in town.-Mrs. Bayes, clio Virginia
Inn. 1872
WANTED:-Man and wife to work or
farm. Call phone III. 1918
WANTED:-To REM LIST. class house
with 5 or 10 acres close in. prefer
place on hill with pumping plant,
phone 1913. 20t2*
WANTED.-Young man wants to
work in private family after school
hours and on Saturdays for his
board. Call on or address Parsons
& Lawrence. 215 ". Main. 20t2
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Ministerial Alliance.

The Ministerial Alliance net Mon
day at 10 a. m. in the Christian church
in regular session. The regular order
of business was followed. 1t was de-
cided to hold one meeting quarterly
to which the pastors of TIE Valley
will be invited. The topic for discus
sion at the mex session will be The
Temperance Situation in the City,"
The plan for papers and review dis
cussions on the luire?, present day
questions of theology, sociology and
science at the first meeting of each
month was adopted. DR.. Thomas, act
ing pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, Is to give the first paper at
the December session. DIR. W. c.
Tenney stated hat official church
work would probably take him from
the city Thanksgiving week and re-
quested that another be selected to
preach the sermon at the union SER
vices N the NJ. E. church, South, on
that occasion. H. Van Valkenburgh
was then selected. On motion the
meeting following prayer by Mr..
Ramsey stood adjourned.
H. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Secretary
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Classified ''AdS.'
FOE SALE.

FOR SALE:-Geese feathers. Call up
phone 1874, long and short. 19t5
FOR SALE:-Nice Young pullets and
laying hens. cneap.-720 N. Main. If
FOR SALE:-Chickens for eating All
sizes. phone 2S3-3 rings. If
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted FairbaIfks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-Alfalfa hay with one
third eramma grass, $13 delivered
anywhere in town.. T. Deason,
Phone POI Is, IL, 14t12*
FOR SALE:-Three lots close in, Z.
front at corner of 7th and Main
St. with artesian well and 2 story
adobe house See j. A. B. Bear at
Record Omcfie O2tf
FOR SALE:-Three good work hors-
es, inquire at Roswell las Co.. lift
FOR SAI4E:-A very desirable young
horse. Will make a fine family ami
NAL. Three CD years old next April.
Dam and Sire finely disposed.-Ad-
dress G. r. Hunt, Cumberland, n.
NJ. 1859
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Mothers Club Meeting.

Quite a number OF mothers were
out at the meeting of the Mothers
Club of North Hill School on last Fri
day afternoon.
The program follows:
Music, by Mrs. ]. c. Davis and Miss
Osborne.
Paper, Home Work from the Moth
er's Standpoint, Mrs. LEROY.
Paper, Home Work from the Moth
er's Standpoint" Miss Ewing.
Paper, THE Mothers Relation to the
Teacher" Mrs. Clinkscales.
After a talk by Mr.. Brasher the reg
ular business of the club was trans
acted and plans were laid for future
work.
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Every woman may n0tbe hands
some, but every woman should
keep with care the eood points
nature has given her. Ma vsoman
need have sal!ow skin. dull eys.
proper attention to het health.
Where constipation liyerderange-
ments, blood impurities and other
Irregularities exist, good 1omplsx-
ion, bright eyes and }priehtly
movements cannot exist. internal
arrangements reveal themsel&es soonor
Of later pm the surface. Headhche, dark
rnss around the eyes, sallow dim, : con-
stant tired feeling--mean thai the lives
and digestive organs are neediuk help and
correction. Chamberiain's Stdmach and
Liver Tablets give this necestasy help.
They work in natures own way. they do net
merely flush Tbs bSwels but tone uI he Gysr s.a
and esnsle do they .es sh:s one k.rdly r%ssli.ss
Tables: can be relied upon 60 relieve bilisa:esss
,rywherc. Price IS eents.
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Meextn0 AZ Coul59eret1I CtQ0s
The committee appointed by the
Commercial Club met last night with
thu representatives of the Insurance
Companies and Fire Chief Whitenan
and presented written data on the
question of reduced fire rates for Ros-
well. Roswell mas one hundred and
twenty Thousand dollars invested in
water works. twenty thousand in fire
fighting fixtures and a full paid fire
department, as required. The old
rates were based on conditions which
are nov twenty-four times as effective.
The club means to keep at the matter
until 1t is adjusted and nav written
the underwriters at Denver, request
ing promp action. II not adjusted
they mean to take it up with the 20
operative insurance company OF Tex
as
Fire Chief waitenan gave the
meeting a very interesting test of the
ability of the company. Seventy sec-
onds from the time of the alarm, the
company was up in the Club rooms
with the chemicals ready. Mr.. White
man certainly deserves credit for the
splendid condition of the company.
Clark ID. Dilley, Joe E.. Rhea and C..
A. Baker were appointed to confer
with the other towns In regard to the
| express rates. Ter years ago when
| the IdliIOdu HT5I CdlnE lnIO hOSHSll
the freight and express rates were
fixed. Since then the freight rates
have been adjusted according to new
| conditions but the express rates have
not. The committee will take up the
| matter with the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
At the meeting of business men and
| fire insurance agents held at the Com
- CIl L. -.-L. - q
! Chief Whiteman of the Fire Depart
ment was asked to make a statement
of the condition of the Department
as 1t was before the water works
were ms allied and at the present
time. This he did and wound up by
| offering to demonstrate the workings
| of the department If it was the wish
of the gentlemen present. OF course
all were anxious to see the perfor-
anc
Therefore Chief Whiternan called
the Station and turned in a fire alarm
for the Club Rooms in which the
| meeting was being held. Cnas. Tan
nehill kept time and in just 40 sec
onds the Chemical men rushed into
the room hunting for the fire. The
streets below was alive with hose wa
CONS and fremen. Hose was laid,
\ couplings made and the boys turned
the nozzle on the building all ready
for the water before the Chief STOP
ped them by calling "all out" from
the window above. The boys at the
station knew nothing of the intentions
of the Chief and were no more prepar
"a for a run than usual AS Chief
Whiteman expressed 1t "a newspaper
burning on the Club room ioor would
not nave beer Flowed to have burn
ed up"
If a good fire department counts
for anything the insurance rates will
certainly be olwsred in Roswell.
An organization that can hitch two
teams, run two blocks and have both
chemical and water apparatus ready
for business in one minute and ten
seconds are to be complialented on
their work.
This for a Volunteer Company too
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For REM

FOR RENT:-Front room, well furn-
ished, close in Gentleman only. No
sick.-213 N. Ky. tie
FOR RENT:-A good furnished house
Apply 5O4 S. Lea 1859
FOR RENT:-A four room house, APP
ply 713 N. MAN, 1St3.
FOR RENT:-Modern 4 room cottage
$25 mo. Phone So. lott.
FOR RENT oom furnished house
$25 mo. no sick, call phone IS loft.
FOR RENT:-Nice furnished Offices
DR.. ]. w. Kinsinger. 75tf.
FOR RENT:-Furnished rssoms for
light housekeeping. Excellent oca
ton, modern convenience. 500 ~.
Lea. 09tf
FOR RENT or 3 furnished rooms
for light housekeeping.-407 N
Mo. 1859
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To whom It may
Notice Is hereby given thai an IN
strument supporting to he the last
will and testament Of James J. Hager-
man has been filed In b Office of the
Probate Clerk of Chaves County, Ter
riiory of New Mexico, and the Hon.
j.. +. Evans. Judge Of he Probate
Court for said County and Territory
has fixed the first Monday in January.
1910. at the Court House in Roswell.
as the time and place for proving and
~probating of said will.
Given under my hand and seal of
the Probate Court of Chaves County.
Territory of New Mexico.
F. p. GAYLE,
(SeaD Probate Clerk,
Tues IA BY r. F. Ballard, Deputy.
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Labor MeetinQ.

On Thursday the 18th in K. of p.
Hall, at 1880 p. m, there will be held
an open Labor Meeting for the pur-
pose Of discussing subjects OF inter
est to all working e There will
be speaking. music and cigars. Come
out and spend a pleasant evening and
learn tiings that are to your interest.
Carpenters will be especially interest
ed in these meetings. The meeting of
November 18th win be the nrst. other
viii follow.
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Death of Infant.

James Victor, aged one month, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Donahoo died
last night at their home on Grand
Avenue. Funeral services will be
held today at three o'clock at the
home.
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.,osALs FOR PLANS.

The Board of County Commissioners
of Cnaves County, New Mexico, will,
on the frs. day of Decenber, 1909.
at Roswell, n. NJ, consider plans for
the construction of a Court House
and Jail al Roswell. The cos of
Court house to be not less than nine
ty thousa !, nor more than one nun
bred thoIE and. Jail not less than
twenty tn and nor more han TWEEN
ty-five thCuS md dollars, all complete,
with heat. iignt and plumbing. Mon
ey on hand tor said construction.
The Bo'tr reserves the right to re-
ject any n all bids.
By order Board of County Commits
stoners. Tues At.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Chairman.
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STRAYED.

One grey pony mare. branded vi
On left thigh. One bay two year old
horse branded "a on the neck. One
bay colt yearling unbranded. Will
give SO reward for any information
leading TO their recovery, or SIS if
delivered to me at Vaughan, New
MeXico.-A. b. Clayton. 1853.
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Mrs, BeldinQ Dead.

Mrs. Alma Delap Bedding died al
$50 this morning at the home of her
parents on West Second street. Mrs.
Bedding was 81 years old and had
lived in Roswell about a year. Fun
eral services will be held at the home
at 2:30 tomorrow, Rev. Longfellow of
ficiating, burial in South Side Gene
tery.
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Mo Mail From the East.

The regular train failed TO get thru
Kansas yesterday, on of tle
high water, and a stub was sent down
from Amarillo last night, which meant
no mail last night. except from III
Denver and Fort Worth road, and the
auto mail.
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Elk. Nioht Toniqht at Armory.

Tonight Is the big night at the Ar
mory. when Mr.. Lorcn's Company
will give "Old Heidelberg" for the
benefit Of the Roswell Lodge Nc. 969
B. p. o. E.. The crowd promises to
be a record breaker and the Company
promises a good show. Last nights
crowd vas small but a~ppreciative. es-
pecially of the part of the hobo"
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woman's Club Tomorrow.

The Woznan's Club will meet to-
morrow at 1880 O'Clock at the Carna-
sic Library. Mrs. c. K. Baker will be
the leader and the subject will be
Growth of a City,"
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The most beautiful lots in this city,
including water, sewerage, and side
walks, all nicely located in Alameda
Heights, we are now Offering a very
low price with small payments down.
Roswell Title & Trust Co.
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Meat Horse Runs Morning Marathon

EFF(tt TO TFNFF1 WITT NV WITT IL
One of the horses belonging to the
It. c.. Market started at 612 North
Main this morning, throwing the driv-
er from the cart and running down
Main street, where he collided with
the fountain. The cart was badly
smashed, but the driver and horse un-
injured.
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Connolly win TaIk IN RosweIt.

Jas. Connolly, the Irish orator, win
speak In Roswell December LIST. For
many years Mr.. Connolly has been q
newspaper man and Is noted as a
speaker. He is a Socialist and will
tax Socialism as his subject in his
address here.
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Miss Beulah Hattey, of Mckinney,
Texas, is expected to- arrive to-niglt
and will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Atkinson.
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Tom Galloway left today noon on
the auto for Ell Paso. where he will
finish a business course in Draughon
Business College.
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Mrs. r. c. Witty of Ludington.
Mich. who has been visiting here for
the past two months, left tais morn
ing for her home in the north.
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Mrs. A. G. Stewart, who has been
here attending the illness and death
of her sister. Miss Richards, left this
morning for her nome in Portales.
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The Country Club Bridge Club
meets Wednesday with Mrs. VIII Pra-
ger and Mrs. Oliver Smith as hostess.
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See Everman Derore you build. |
guarantee satisfaction. hone 107 and
| will c ALI. soft.
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Mrs. +. Guthrie left today for Loci
ey. Texas, where h will make ne.
future home.
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FOR RENT:-Nice furnished from
Don with bath. Apply 609 Norti
Kentucky.
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w. w. Gatewood went up the road
this morning on business.
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A four-room box house to be remov
ed at once, 500. O0.-Roswsl Title <
Trust Co.
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Robert Taylor. of the Cowan Co,
Boston, left this morning for Amaril
10.
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Edgar Warren. who has G in
Roswell for the past two weeks left
yesterday for Gallup.
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I guarantee TO move you without de-
facing your furniture.-E. S. Mundy,
Transfer. phone SO. S0t1n
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w. G.. Hamilton returned from a
business trip through Northern New
Mexico last night.
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w. +. Rogers came up from Carls-
bad on the morning train.
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Tom Malone came up from Hager-
man this morning.
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A. Leymer of Lakewood. is a bust
Tess visitor in the city.
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ward for return to Record Once.
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S LOCAL NEWS 5


Boellner. the jeweler. has it cheaper
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A. ID. Baker went up TO Clovis this
morning.
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