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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
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Barua Ecfststa VITO Wa tks rgHt
hand Of ths late PTi1Ss Bismarck Is
dead II BsTiin
Arthur C. DE@. British minister res
tte1t - Cuba has been Appointed
MINISTER al Drss1sL
Jose Austin Arzzg3, Leader Of the
independence movement n Panama
EEd secs tzy Ec- foreign rel2c5ozs -
the DreseZi CzsIEeL Gis5 u Panama
Of heart failure
The Canadian Pacific railway las
received a c0zzuEE.cac5o1 FROM Count
Boni Dc Castelar, former husband q
Anna GouIdr asking that arrangements
BE- made for guides etc FOR g EEzClEg
ZIP zfrzr E1g game Il tie Rock EoZ-
-2iEs far the ez1 Of July
Eeye1 prisoners made an attempt
to break taI az vI.kozt-, R1ss5a waiIs
'1e 5llstzEx VS. beng Inspected
they attacked azt killed tao gzaEcs
Tc@y were gEr1e1 y lE= gaaEl and
rwo E=r= Ill 81 SeT@-a- Others were
~o--1=L AID he r=sr capEErsL
Vine a around -.ez score Of geo
Pc we're Eee.t-g ar mass. R-c4r1o
ca.rcz and 4ltazs5 Pzrlz members
OF weakly .zz..as and -1tez-s OK
Harls-a cog.ez fought : due. wI-a
.O-ke. Knives L Z D=E Oh { cz-1-
s-aI a. G~o1tereg Both s=s s=Eoz
VOC ed
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
widows Allegations Against South Da.
kota Homestsader CaHse Big
Sensation

Sioux Fails. 8. D., May 1s-A en-
zation has been created in the region
wing along the border between North
and South Dakota, in the extreme
northwestern part Of the state. by the
arrest Of Clarence Ha1ktns on COM
plant OF Mrs. 4. NJ. Briggs. = widow.
who IS living on a homestead in the
yicinity OF the claim owned By Han
kius- Che alleges that HAWKINS made
4 criminal attack Upon her.
sev@-.I woman
are holding ~homesteads in that and
other parts Of South Dakota and adj
accent territory in North Dakota this
IS the first time any Of them have
complained that they have been mo-
Tested in the least.
Mrs Briggs. according TO informa-
ton which has been received here.
has three children dependent upon her
for support She alleges that Han
..us and three other men forced an
entrance 70 her claim shanty by 20
moving a window and that HankIns
and Z Of the other men attacked
her. This was On a Sunday afternoon,
and At the time the three children of
the woman, the oldest being eight
years of age. were absent from the
house.
AS the result Of his preliminary
hearing, at which he entered a plea OF
not guilty, Hawkins was held for ap-
pearance in the state circuit court,
bond for his appearance being fixed
AZ $40.
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PERSONAL

DR.. c. B. Paul. feuncsr Of the Yeo-
men, a fratsrsAl ers~r, aied in Des
Moines.
Joachim andsrEoa, vel! known corn
poser and conductor, is dead in Co
penhasen.
Maj BraEAsF D. Slaughter, acting
~paynssteF = the department. OF the
Missosrf. died in Omaha.
Word ONE from Havana that
President GoE.ez Of Cuba viii soon
make an extensive tour Of the United
States.
Miss Llazari Singh. forty years old.
professor OF English literature and
PHILOSOPHY In the Isabella Tborburn
university, Lueknow, India, Is dead in
Chicago.
Henry Clades, aged thirty-nIne, Of
Bellevue, Iowa, IL dead, following an
operation. GIades, a retired wealthy
farmer, was bitten In March on the
head by a horse, fracturing the skull.
Mrs. Augusta A. Evans Wilson a
well known Southern authorizes, IL
dead at Mobile. Ala, from heart fail
IRE. She was seventy-four years old.
Among her books we're "Inez," ~St.
Elmo and "Beulah."
Edgar c. Snyder, Washington cor
respondent Of the Omaha Bee, has
been elected president Of the League
Of Republican State Clubs, which
comprises umeron state organize
lions Ia this country.
Rev. DR.. w. % Thomas. former
president Of Gaze college. at Gales
vile, one Of the most widely known
Presbyterian cIergymen I'm the North
west and q man very high In the Ma
sonic order. dropped dead on a train
mt Camp Douglas, Wis.
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Indeterminate Sentence of From
Eight to Sixteen Years I'M
posed by Judge.
GOES TO SING SING At ONCE
Appear On uenerai Kecord or case WIN
Be Taken-Judge Scouts I'm
written Law"

flushing. N. Y. May 10. - Unless
some unlocked for legal obstacle is
interposed. Capt. Peter c. Hams, Jr.,
o. 8 A, who was convicted of man
slaughter in the first degree for kill
ing William E. Annis at the Bayside
Yacht club last August, will be taken
TO Sing Sing today and at once will
begin serving the sentence imposed
yesterday by Justice Garretson in
the supreme court. The sentence is
tndeterminate, under which the mini
mum period OF imprisonment will be
eight years and the maximum sixteen
years. His time in prison must be
spent at hard labor.
Agree TO Immediate Transfer.
Counsel for Hams late yesterday
practically agreed TO their clients i'm
mediate transfer to Sing Sing, when
they snnounc d after a consultation
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OTHERWISE

The Missouri senate committee on
constitutional amendments has killed
The woman's suffIsge resolution.
The bill to prevent the sale and
manufacture Of such drinks as "hop
Jack was declared valid by the Ala
bama supreme court.
At a meeting OF the Lincoln tablet
commission at Louisville IL was de-
cided to unveil the Lincoln monument
mt Hodgeville May 81. instead of May
20.
The American Red Cross is prepar-
ing Tor an uziqau exhibition N Wash-
ington the latter part of the month OF
more than 500 designs for a Christ
mas stamp TO be used next winter.
Fifteen hundred Japanese laborers
employed on the Honolulu sugar plan
tation have one on a strike for high
er wages. and II is expected that the
movement will extend to the other
plantations where Japanese are en-
ployed.
Miss Addie M. Hunt. q trained
nurse. was awarded SIS, 900 damages
for the loss OF both legs in an acct
dent on the Long Island railroad. This
Is one OF the largest verdicts 10 the
history OF New York personal injury
actions.
Stanley Robinson, owner Of the st.
Louis National baseball club. has
! taken out 4 $4,000 life insurance pol
Icy OH his manager and leading catch
err. Roger Bresnal an. The policy runs
for ave years and the annual premium
is $4,000.
Athletic sports or Memorial day
and other exercises inappropriate to
the day" ara forbidden to soldiers OF
the national guard and members Of
the naval militia in a general order Is
suod by the adjatant general Of CAN
/ fornia-
stories on the white slave trafns
ID Nav York made such 4 deep i'm
preston on Nils Wanda Vera Helm
snara that when the stescesAsp pucs
Degil Ahruzzi. from Naples, arrived a
New York last week she refused I,
1~.ssv;
she was perfectly safe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
BROKERS GO BUMP FOR MILLION.
Variation in Failure Of Tracy & Co. of
New York and CHICAGO.

Variation in Failure of Tracy e. Co. Of
New York and Chicago.
New York, May 19.-In the appoint
ment yesterday Of a receiver for Ira
cy & Co., members of the New York
stock exchange and the Chicago board
of trade, Wall street had a million
dollar failure. with 81 interesting va
ration from the usual. Taxicabs, not
stock manipulation or market condi-
tons, are said to be indirectly respon-
sible for the firms troubles. While
no announcement as TO the exact
cause of the failure has been made, E.
A. Benedict, receiver, said last night
that he understood that money lost in
backing a local taxicab figur.
ed in the outside ventures.
Liabilities 100000.
The firm has no stock exchange OBJ
legations. The total liabilities are
estimated at 81. 900; the assets at
half that amount. Both these sums
are Appropriated.
The firm of Tracy & Co., was organ
lied in 1905. 1t consists of William
". Tracy, r. d. Covington and Fred
erick w. Parker. Mr.. Parker was the
board member. Tracy and Covington
were in conference with the receiver
in the afternoon, but they declined to
make any statement.
Among stock exchange houses with
Chicago connections, the embarrass-
ment of the firm caused little sur
prise.
Due to Legislation.
The situation is regarded by friends
of Mr.. Tracy as a result, at least in
part, of proposed taxicab legislation
pending before the local board OF al
dermen. When a hearing was held
with regard to proposed legislation
some weeks age. an attorney for taxi
cab interests announced to the com
mitteemen of the board that any re-
duction in the rate of fare might
mean hankrnntcy for some nersnns
interested. But the proposed bill was
reported, though further considera-
ton was postponed
As no Official notice was received,
the firm was not suspended from the
stock exchange yesterday afternoon.
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years for murder.
with Gen. Hams, his father. and Maj.
John P. Hams, a brother, that no APP
plication would be made for a certif-
cate of reasonable doubt to act as a
stay Of execution. An appeal, based
on the general court record in the
case, will be taken In regular course,
however.
Upon learning the decision of coun-
sci, the sheriff of Queens county said
that, acting upon the suggestion of
the court, he would take his prisoner
to Sing Sing within twenty-four hours.
Scouts "UnwrItten Law"
In passing sentence. Justice Garrett.
son said that the defendant had had a
fair trial and had been defended by
experienced lawyers. A jury had
found a verdict commensurate with
the requirements of the law. He said
he was not aware that any errors OF
law had been committed during the
trial.
Referring to the nature OF the case,
the court said that Capt. Hams had
been indicted for murder in the first
degree. the severest crime against so
eiety. and although there had been a
great deal of sympathy injected into
the rase, the law did not allow a man
to punish another for wrong he had
suffered or to wreak vengeance on the
man who wronged him.
After Justice Garretson had impos
ed the sentence, Capt. Hams sat down
and dropped his head on the table be
fore him. He seemed overcome with
emotion for a few moments. but o O
.ceo.o~oA hf~-saIf a-a COZ .~-s~A1
staring at the court.
Gen. Hams, the defendants father
and Maj John Powers Hams, who
were in court, displayed much emo
ton when the captain was sentenced
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
ST. PAUL POLICE WEAVE NET.
Are Ready to Arrest Person Suspected
of EThoosst Murder.

Are Ready 10 Arrest Person Suspected
of Erbogast Murder.
St Paul, May Is. - The funeral of
Louis Arbogast, the wealthy butcher
who was slain in his home Thursday
morning, was held yesterday. The
funeral was strictly private, but thou,
sands of people drawn by curiosity
blocked the streets rear the Arbogast
home.
Miss Louise Arbogast, accompanied
|ty the county attorney and a detec-
tive, visited her mother at the city
hospital yesterday. No inkling of
what transpired during the meeting
could be obtained. Later the authori-
ties announced that they were now in
a position TO swear "a a warrant for
the arrest Of the person suspected Of
the murder. They further announced
that the arrest would be made today.
The police are still very reticent
about giving out information about
the case.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21

GAINESVILLE, Mimi, May Is. Gui-
scope Legioia, an Italian laborer en-
ployed on the Northern Pacific rail-
road, was arrested for slaughtering
wild ducks and prairie chickens out
Of season. He pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs. amounting in all
TO S13.
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Arrested for shopIiftino

Chicago. May 19.-Mrs. Josephine
Ash and her daughter Minnie. eighteen
years old. who came here from Grand
Rapids. Mich, FIVE weeks Ago.. we're
arrested yesterday for shoplifting.
They confessed that they had stolen
s700 worth OF merchandise.
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kiIIs Sell Because Of Sons Crime.

Marshalltown, Iowa, May Is. - De-
spondent over the sentence of her
only son, William Tolif Winter, for
murder, Mrs. w. w. Winter, Titcnka,
iowa, committed suicide by hanging.
Her husband and other members of
the family were in the fields al work.
Their absence gave the woman an op-
portunity to commit the act unob-
served.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
FIREsue MENAcEs TOWN.

Makes Six Unsuccessful Attempts In
Ten Days.
Mason City, Ia, May ia irebug
Is trying to destroy the town Of Post.
vile. During the last ten days six
fires have been set, but fortunately
all have been discovered in time to
serious trouble.
They are all started about / o'clock
at night and kerosene has been used
each time.
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Eegaunee, Mich, May 10. - Victor
Morse and Edgar Ylensen, two FIN
nish miners. were buried alive in the
Mary Charlotte mine yesterday. A
large force Of miners tunneled for the
men all day. They were finally found,
but both had died before the rescuer
reached them.
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! Natural Gas discovered

Minot. N. d., May 1s.-Natural gas
was struck yesterday at a depth OF
1S5 feet by drillers for the Great
Northern Oil, Gas and Pipe Line COM
many. There was a good volume. III
it was NOT measured.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21

Jeffessnn Ctts, .ia,, May "a TIE
Missouri legislature adjourned yes
terday after a long session. notewor.
Inv Tor the contest over the seating of
the lieutenant governor and the pro
hibition fight.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
SEVEN UPSET IN CANOE.
Rescued by Fellow coIIegians at Mad
ieon-EzfintLa Ea4aI 20 Ore

Rescued by Fellow CoIIegians at Mad
iSon-Fatigue Fatal to One.
Madison, Wis, May Is. - Clinging
desperately to their frail canoes, cap
sized in a terrific squall in University
bay, Mendoza lake, students at
the University of Wisconsin were res
cued by fellow ~ccllegians just as they
had abandoned all hope.
So great was his excitement and ex-
haUstion. however, that on reaching
shore, Clarence l.. Zimmerman, one of
the rescued men, died OF heart fail
ure.
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The Sioux sails Press Is out with o
gieat subscription offer that lis going
"a " one Of the biggest things that has
g tome 20 that popular paper. On
Wtay 22nd. 1903, and on that day on.y.
any one who viii send 81 will receiva
The Press Tor a year, The CONDITIONS
arr that II an old subscriber be must
1ax ~ AZ AEKHRrnsea AND that the let
ter enclosing tho 3z.00 mus show that
lratnfned 70 fne sender The 6 zoe
~ was mailed On Nay ~. for II il
sAQlta bf nailea q day later II VII be
2<3zzf&lA znt bnz 1nAA4lAH 442kl1~e
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-05-21
KILLED sY HoLDuP MAN.
Minneapolis Fireman Shot Attempting
TO Stop Fleeing THUG.

Minneapolis. May 19.-Wnile trying
to intercept a holdup man who. was
making a desperate EFFORT to escape
from pursuing detectives, John Nc
Namara, lieutenant of Truck No. 2,
Engine Company No. i, was Shot AMI
fatally injured last night. He died an
hour later at the city hospital.
The man who did the shooting was
captured after a chase which lcd
through streets and alleys, and he is
now locked up at the central police
station. He gave the name of Frank
Erickson and said he III a Russian
Pole.
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s,.AsHEs THROAT WITH kNlFg.
Fear Of M Health Causes Suicide OF
South Dakota Farmer.

Trip. s. D., May 19.-Martin Her
man. aged eighty-threa. nioneer resi-.
dent Of the region northeast OF Tripp.
I'M a At Of temporary Insanity, commit
ted suicide by cutting his throat wjfh
"a hreadEsife he had sufferer
ir6m ssshma, and this and the fear
that be would never recoye caased
his mind { become unsettled Ha8ia
survived by fiye sons and four da.eh.
tiers.
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ADMITS HE is HORSE THIEF.

John Moshier OF minot, ". D., Gets
Year in the P~enitentiary.
Minot, N. d., May Is. - John Mo-
shier Saturday entered a plea Of guilty
to a charge of horsestealing and was
sentenced 10 a year in the state peni-
Tertiary at Bismarck by Judge e. B.
Goss. sitting in chambers.
MoshieT stole three horses and har-
ness and a rubber-tired top buggy last
Sunday from his employer. II. II. Re
dig of Crosby, in the extreme north
west corner of the state.
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GAMBLING DEBT IS UPHELD.
American Who Lost 5000 in Paris Is
T...A.A n..... L. - 49,.

FuTHcu UUWH Dy TIC COuFt
Paris, May 18.-A local court upheld
the validity of a gambling debt
The case was that OF George ID. Nor
gan, an American. who lost 5000 In
a Paris gambling club. He gave a
check in payment Of the amount. but
allowed the check TO 20 to protest.
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Lublin. Russian Poland. May is. -
Capt. Ullen. chief of police. was NOR
fslly wounded and tive policemen se-
~riously injured In n OF the principal
PARKS OF the city Yesterday sy a band
II me 18th reyelseFs Tive assaii-
ants were arrested
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.
Lambina Ground.

Landing Ground.
For rent, alfalfa and salt grass
See Wyatt Johnson. 094td2tw.
FOR SALE:-One business lot, 35 by
100 feet, $500. Another business
lot, 100 by 1913 feet, $500; Nell R.
Moore. 10t3.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock Eggs for setting
George Hinson, 5O7 N. Lea. to
FOR SALE:-A good work horse or
team.--Inquire OF 1. E. Thompson.
Oft.
FOR SALE:-Valuable lot 50X150 f..
on North Hill for $50. SIC down and
monthly payments of $8.-Address
"1ot" Record. 09t3*.
FOR SALE:-Pure bred white Wyan-
dottes, white Leghorns and r. L.
Reds, eggs and. stock.-E. C. White,
1883 rings. 09tf
FOR SALE:-Good pair of mules ap-
ply to ]. F. McMurray Farm Ros-
well. O8t6*.
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PORsRENT

FOR RENT:-A suite OF 8 furnished
rooms with bath, sol N. Richardson
Ave. 05t6*.
FOR RENT:-Nice house keeping
rooms 500 N. KY. 09t3A.
FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms Hob
son bldg. 1Ot3
WANTED:-This week to sell, rent,
or hire, maj to car for 20 acres of
land near city. No novice need APP
ply.-D.-R L Britt, Box 1913. Roswell
1Ot6t
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WANTED

WANTED:-An experienced gardner,
Oasis Ranch Co. 08tf.
WANTED:-Lady to do general house
work--2e4 N. Mo. ATe.a 09t3$.
wANTED:-Man to work ON farm In
quire E. F. Hayslip one1haif mile
East Blashe1Ss ice plant. 09t2s.
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A cultured, thoroughly competent
woman wishes position as h~ouse-keep-
er or governess or both Good seam
stress and thorough musician. Refer
ences Address 2-H-Record. Its
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w IT
Trade Directory.

BERNARD POS. Expert tuner, 81
years experience in Europe and Am
erica. Reference. Jesse French,
Baldwin, C~hickering Bros, and KIM
ball factories-420 N. Richardson
Ave, phone 322.
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IA acres fenced, 8 room house, well
IL foot Sampon Mill, cement tank,
10000 gallons, galvanized tank, 1000
gallons, barn, cellar fruit and shade
trees 8 miles West, Price 81 ,500.-
Jack Fletcher, phone 1925 rings. P.
o. Box 543. 300t3eod.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Loed, of Akron
Ohio, arrived Sunday morning for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Price.
They have been to the Mardi Gras, at
New Orleans, and will spend only a
few days in Roswell.
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w. S. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
and Repairing. Graduate Chicago
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am
pie experience. Work. is guaran-
teed and is my best advertisement.
348 e. 5th St, Phone $50. S81m~
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Real Estate.

chodce selection OF b0th city and
Farm property at good figures to
buyer. Also money TO loan. Miss
Nell R. Moore.
A. c. WILSON, Real estate. farms,
ranches, city property. Once 303
N. Main St Address Boz zoe Res
well, N. NJ.
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A Gard of

We wish to extend thanks to our
many friends who by their untiring
hands, aided us during the illness and
death of bur cherished companion and
sister. Lee C. Baker,
Its Mrs. Dora Woodall
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CONCENTRATED FOOD "LUc-
ERNO" FOR SHEEP, HORSES AND
cows ROSWELL WOOL G. HIDE
COMPANY.
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Lumber Yards.

-PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber. shingles. doors, lime, CO
ment, paints, varniga szd glass.
BOSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard In Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials and
paint
Give US your orders for Pecos White
Sand.
KEMP LUMBER co.
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Mrs. N. A. Gross left Sunday morn
ing for lei home in KiTksyille, Mo-,
after spending the winter here with
Mrs. S. S. Heinzman.
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J. C. Wilson, of Hagerman, return
ed Saturday night after a business
trip north, spent Sunday at home and
came up this morning to look after
business.
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Father Christmann left this morn
ing on a trip of several days to Por-
tales, Clovis, Melrose and other towns
in Roosevelt county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Myers, of Ash
land, Ohio, who were here a week see
ing the town, left Sunday morning for
Dallas.
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Samuel Blair of Albuquerque, pre-
siding elder o fthe Methodist Episco-
pal church, came in Saturday night to
spend a few days with the local con-
gregation of that denomination.
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D. P. Greiner returned Sunday
morning from a stay of three weeks ar
Carlsbad, where he has been doing
lodge missionary work.
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C.. H. Hale has returned from Lake
Arthur where he has been breaking
ground In the Will Lawrence ranch.
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The Ideal fiat iron cleaner costs on
ly a few ents blu it dollars
worth of worry and trouble, for sale
at the Enterprise Hardware Co. -1t4s
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C. A. Baker returned Saturday night
from a business trip north for the
Roswell Wool & Hide Company.
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County TREASURY James Suther-
land returned this morning from q
trip to Lakewood.
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LOST.

LoST:@Saturday night. ladies brown
fur, lined. inside with mixture Of
white fur. Finder please return to
Edgar wheeler at Joyce-Pruft Co..
for reward slot.
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Mrs. J. F., Sansing and little daugh-
ter arrived Sunday night for a visit
with the formers mother, Mrs. S. B.
Owens. They came from McClane,
Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-01
Hardware Stores.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Waols
sale and retail hardware, pipe,
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and retail everything In
hardware, taware. water supply
goods, buggdes, wagons. Implements
and plumbing.