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whites indicated that their are was un.
impeachable: the next We were graphing
with seaweeds. macaroni and slippery
sharks fins that persistently eluded our
clumsliy manipulated sticks. Now We
tackled not without lear. unknown
meats and vegetables cooked in sugar
fresh shrimps. mushrooms iron Mon
golia, young bamboo sprouts. pigeons
eggs. and a hundred different foreign
tasting messes
AZ this crisis Of the meal our plates
were changed for the first time, and
bowls Of sickly pink colOred strip. sweet
potato and Indian corn cakes Of dusty
hue were ST heiOFe each diner hut these
Were only che crevice filters and con
Guided the FIRST and lighter portion Of
the repast. The really substantial portion
Of the dinner. IN which every dish had an
accompaniment Of smaller portions. IN
which 10 dip the morsel taken from the
centre howl. was yet 20 come.
Jokes. laughter and Eayety were the
order 81 tho evening. and many we're
the little cups Of rioe wine that disap
peared on our hosts repeated invitation
10 make yourselves at home Then
came a howl 81 stewed duck. cooked
without salt. roast sucking pig. fOr1emeat
balls and chicken, followed by rriiled
fish. which according n custom was
helped from the top side only. for a China
man remembers his servants. Th8rs
were soups Of birds nest. Of mushroom.
Of vegetable and Of aea sluEs. and finally
the Inevitable small bowl % rios and rioi,
water vas ~ before each person. thus
concluding the meal. which had lasted
about three hours.
With a feeling OF thankfulneag that all
was over We retired b tho divnn, where
pipes. cigarettes and Tea were served.
and % aegmod % me that tho delicious
aroma which rose from ghe lalndT socthni
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our senses aud almost dispelled tho an
tipathy which had been fast growing on
~ FOR Chinese food.
This b. only one Of Pekin'a res
taurants. A. 10 other cities, 10 has rea-
taurants which meet the needs % all.
In every street there are what seem 70
W evil smelling coOkzhOps. dirty. I'M
washed dens with paper covered. teass-
lated windows, where an abundant lunch
h served for 10 cent?, and the less wealthy
90 10 smoke and chat with friends. Then
there are the open AIR restaurants where
for a cent or two unthinkable meaaea are
served. Here seated on a stool or bench
a. an old plank table the laborer eats
with q relish many and varied abominA.
tons, cooked IN q pot near by.
A. you pass these well patronizad
though unsavOry sheds you wonder that
cholera does not hold permanent sway
here Everything appears suitable for
Ia propagation, From every corner
comes the stencil Of an open drain. tha
water b. bad. there are pools Of stag
nAnt ywater Vet the Chinaman, fcFtu.
nately for himself and probably from
long centuries Of such living. seems i'm
mune 20 that from which an ordinary
mortal would speedily succumh.
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compact bouquet At her wedding than
some Of the other spring brides. Composed
Of lilies Of the valley and orchids. it wa
surrounded with maidenhair fern and wa
made to he carried in the hand with mona
Of the falling eject Of some others thAt
AEO shown in the pictures. Ma AAallna
A. Baldwin. who acted a. her maid q
honor. chung TO the traditional pink
roses in her choice Of flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shideler were married In All Angels
Church at noon and the Rev. DelAncay
Townsend performed the ceremony.
Arthur 2. Lander was Mr.. ShidelerN
attendant. Mrs. shideler. who Was given
away by her cousin. P. Z. Hall Of ShoFt
Hills. was before her marriage Mas
l.. Evelyn Deering and IL the daughter
Of Mrs Mark L. Deering.
Mrs. Victor Goodwin was Miss Bsatrics
May StetsOn before her marriage on Tues
day last. az hcr fathers home at Larch-
mont. Her bouquet was an exquisite
specimen Of the kind that IL described
a. falling. Her maid II honor. Mss
HolhnEsWor,h. came from Paris to attend
the ceremony.
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The BOUQUET OF THV BRIDE
ZINES OF TEE VALLEY. WHITE
macs AND ORCHIDS USED.

~, shower Bouaaet TIE FAvogits Fern
Pink Roses for Bridesmaids. MAIDS
81 usnOr ana Fewer Girls Exan,ples
tuIlrd FFOm Some Recent WuGalngs.
Inc brides bouquet. a. the accompany
eE pictures show, has not 20 Tar besa
tAacted by the return TO earlier fashions
q. Their matters Of dress and decoration.
TIE tight. hard hand bouquet which the
H-rists ara showing in their windows on
rith avenue - evidently considered all
rht for dinners % the opera. but when Il
romes to getting married the bride seems
g. prefer a shower bouquet. a. the grace
al. light and Informal bunch Of wedding
blossoms a called.
The shower bouquet Il more becoming
than any other kind because its blossoms
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the tulIe. The flowers are gracefully
attached 70 the ribbons. This imparts .
fuller look TO the hanging ribbons and
even gives a more natural look 10 bou-
gust than such purely artificial adon-
msnts ~ lace and tulle,
The marriAES Ceremony Wa performed
At the home Of tho brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Park Benjamin. at go West
Seventy street. and was private.
although Il was followed b. a large TO
oeption. Miss Dorothy BENJAMIN was her
SISTERS maid Of honor and there we're two
little flower girls in the persons Of Miss
Mary Mccall. granddaughter Of the late
John A. Mccall. and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Goddard daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Newton Goddard. Stuart johnson was
the best man.
Miss Helen Pierce. who acted a. maid Of
honor to Mrs. Topping when she was
married az lrvingtOn. selected old fash
toned moss roses for her bOuqust, and
the two little flower girls. the Misses
Margaret and Eleanor McCargo. carried
tho same simple blooms.
Mrs. Albert Shideler carried q more
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bride or her attendants. Few 81 them
would consent to any departure from the
traditional blossoms that have come to he
considered the only flowers possible for
a wedding
Mrs : carpenter and Miss Helen
Johnson both had bouquets Of The kind
10 much admired by the women who have
figured in this years weddings Mrs
Carpenter was before her wedding Miss
Louise johnson and is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs James Wood johnson Of
New Brunswick In Christ Church New
Brunswick. the ceremony was performed
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Howard Potter. Harold Barlow. Robert
Peabody. Robert Ice. J W Slmons and
Morgan K Smith. while his best man was
Douglas Croker The Rev william
p Croker assisted by the Rev. p =.
SturEes. performed the ceremony. at
which Miss Susan Boswell was her sisters
attendant
Mrs. Frederick Worth Goddard. who
was Miss Gladys Torrance Benjamin be-
for9, her marriage a few weeks ago. has
typical shower bouquet which blends
gracsfully with the outlines Of her figure
Here. then. white ribbons are used without
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last Saturday nv the Rev Elisha p
Joyce Sidney Blocker Carpenter. the
bridegroom, had his brother as hest man.
while Mrs Carpenters only attendant
was her sister
Mrs Barlow Croker was Miss Eliza
beth G. Boswell Of Morristown. ~ J.
She was ono of tho long list II June
brides who were married on the first day
II the month Mrs Croker IL a daughter
u Mrs. John Boswell. and the wedding
was held in ST. Peters Church Barlow
Croker IL a son NJ Mr. and Mrs C. p
Croker 81 MorristoWn His usherp we're
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fare The CHINESE LIKE
4 DINNTR AT ONE or THE
BINT PENN RFSTlTR4NTS.
Nnpl"assni SURROUNDINGS sNeetmeats as
'ppTUfers Wany strange Dtahea
sampled With NsGiVBgs-n Rice %
Conclude Win Fsod Prices Lew.

'o0"Iude Win FSod Prices Low.
Tssr. May At first the stranger in
''' earns for rho pastures which he
'Ns of a,gi him in the West and hs
"'..s aE long be can endure condi-
-''' pen. 10 he il wise he learns 10
7"sIr" Tor cleanliness; he oeasas
"" ~ 10 star Of life is soilsd and
~ I-rad he olfactory organs
'- .s 81 hose oi The Chipess. inn
.. .sf odors and he eats simply
'@.t ..a r" nae ~
natter - foOd a Chinamans
"'y he own He recognizes
rrIard He favors the WOr-
"-'Drs Iu hs religion. and
.fs 70 raste for the antique In
.."rr'hIng has a vague flavor
aam m hina and you can
- 1ig Ike ne dog.
f.rv .sads HIM Ne gathers
.r ar-' rIie and dust hsap.
aNnn7~a gpon your table
-'..r nr mother. together
..... T" vJd duck. pigeon OF
'.'f orsaturs. Many families
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From No - FrHl pt0uSrr Press
According 10 local creamery men. N
Panl h the second largest tritter makiH1
city In the Grid Omaha alone SURPRISES
n Paul In the amount Of butter made each
twelve months within The confines Of tho
city
Nearly ten million pounds a wear u uads
here By crear1eFifa from cream shipped 10
the city from all over the Stale also portions
on Iowa and South Dakota The lldu8iTV
"a o. he increase. and there are possibilities
that thl Year TIE rTo4ucliun va 4uiluli %
Twelve mIIIl1n ruun1n
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02
WANTED:

WANTED--2 mattresses at Gilke-
son Hotel. Apply al once. 77I2
WANTED:-Milk cow for feed, best
OF care Phone 76, or Fox "a. 77t3%
WANTED:-A nan with team an
plow to do a small job of blowing.
Apply Record Office. t3
WANTED:-Want to buy good driv
ing horse; must be safe for lady.
Call at Office on w. 4th SIC 7.
McClane. 77t2*
A l cook wants work, reliable good
all around man.-Address j. 3 S.
care Record. 75t3*
WANTED:-County and District
Agents Il sell Mexico Tropical lands
at $3.50 per acre on easy payments
Wonderfully fertile. Safe invest
meat. Liberal commissions. Write
for booklet. Mexico International
Land Co, go Commerce Bldg. Kan
sas City. Nc. 5tpd
WANTED TO buy second hand furni-
ture.-McElhannon * Co.. opposite
court house 4O4 ". Main. phone No
403. 61t26.
WANTED:-Compatent girl for
general housework. Inquire sos s.
Ky. 75tf
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-House, partly furnished
$500 :no.-211 n. Washington. t6~
FOR RENT:-The six room Sheridan
residence, cor. 18th & Richardson.
Modern throughout. Call at Record
Once. II
FOR RENT:-A 4 oom house locat
ed on Main street, connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian, phone 46S. 4Stf-
FOR RENT:-A 4 room furnished
house. $1,000 per month. call phone
No. SIS. 55tf.
FOR RENT room modern aouse
with bath electric lights and city
water n 500 s. Lea. ave. also Office
rooms Inquire DR.. J. W. Kinsinger.
5stf
FOR RENT:-Rooms in Hobson bldg
over post ONCE. 73t6.
FOR RLNT.-4 room cottage, 200 w.
sth ST Inquire 1o3 ~. Ky. Ave. 75tf
FOR RENT;--furnisled 5 room cot
tage with bath.-Apply 41c s. KY.
phone g. 75t3s.
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Miss Betha Dysart, one of the pop
ular teachers in the Roswell schools
left this morning for a short visit
with relatives IN Round Rock. Texas,
and from there win go to the Texas
University Normal at Austin. She vii.
return about the middle of August.
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Ir. X. l.. Bradley and son, Palmer,
returned last night after an absence
of several weeks. DR.. Bradley left a
bout the middle of April and las been
taking postgraduate work I'm New
York and Philadelphia. Palmer left
just before the close of school and
has been with his mother. visiting in
Texas. Mrs. Bradley and children
went to Tennessee and will remain
away another month.
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o SALE:

T0h GALE
FOR SALE:-Fresh milk cow.-Ala-
media Grocery. 77t3s
FOR SALE "A good riding horse,
perfectly gentle, excellent for n
lady to ride, also saddle and bri-
die. This is a bargain. Apply or ad
dress "A" care Record. ID
FOR SALE cement block mach
= ines.--i0I ". Union. 76t3*
TO iRADE:-Jersey COW for horse
suitable FOR use ia milk
Sanitary Dairy. 76t3
FOR SALE--Tcam, wagon and har-
ness at wagon yard by Mitchell's
plumbing house. 76t3<
FOR SALE:-cheap, good house, east
froaJ, splendid location; also from
one to six improved lots in Pauly
Addition, inquire o No. Mo. 76tf.
FOR SALE:-Fine furniture and
kitchen utensils. Apply 3O2 West
Fourth St. 75t3%
FOR SALE:-Smith Premier type
writer. good "a news. Il. Tucker.
POS n. Kansas Ave. 75ti
FOR SALE:-Residence in good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply Or
write c at Record Office. II
FOR SALE:-A beautiful 6 room
modern house, new and complete.
hal! front and back porcnes, east
front, good neighborhood, close in,
Only $3.50. will give you terms
Roswell Title a. Trust Co. 56tf
FOR SALE:-5 acre tract, 6 room
house. big ~artesian we'll. located at
corner East 9th, and city limits.
owner leaving city. must sell. phone
1912 rings. 57tf
FOR SALE:-A new modern home
IN best part of city; cheaper tIan
building. Address w" the Record
6Stf.
FOR SALE:-Ford Car, fully equipp
ed, practically new. Owner leaving
town. Apply at w. G. Hamilton's
office. 7jtf.
FOR SALE.-An almost new ubbeT
tired tob buggy used only a short
time. Will sell at a bargain if taken
at once. Apply to Henry Johnson
at Kipiings.'
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ROSWELL pine LODGE

The regular auto between Roswell
and Pine Lodge win leave Roswell at
s q. m. on Tuesday and return We'd
nesday of each week. Fore 35 rnund
trip for taose who wish to stay l week
.or more : $3.50 Tor less han a week
Tickets on sale at Persons q Law
renee as North Main SO. 66tf
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Mrs. Stella Ritter left this morning
for a summer visit at her old home
In Jackson. Tenn. She will take a
special course of six weeks with the
masters of music in Chicago while
gone and will return early In t.le fall
10 resume her classes N music.
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Harrison G.. Otis. who was here
since February, left yesterday for a
trip to his home in Cleye-
land and into the Adirondack noun
tains. He will return July /.
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FRESH VEGETABLES and all
kinds of ICE COLD DRINKS at Bo-
dark Lane stand, just in front OF
Owens Farl,. 6Stf
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FRESH VEGETABLES delivered
tor order every morning. to n place
in town. Phone your order the rel
ing before. Also new alfalfa nay for
Sales. NJ. Owens Owens Farm.
Phone 1886 rings. 6Stf.
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WN Ivis Farris was brought down
from Flida last night n operated
on at six yesterday evening for APP
pe1dicitis. The operation vas per
forased at st. Mary's hospital. The pa
tient was resting well today.
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ID. w. Low, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
n is interested in the Berrendo
Farms and has been here looking af-
ter business therewith, left this NOR
for Chicago on his way home.
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Mrs. Fannie Overman left last night
for a visit with friends in Dexter, and
from there will go to "a place. Red
.ands Ranch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. JaTa and SON will
arrive this evening on a special auto
from Santa Fe. where they have been
two or three weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Jaffa.
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The Record has a nice lot of speci
mems of engraving and embossing
Before buying come ana ook at them
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Jack Mcculin and Charley strott.
brick-layers who came recently from
Pennsylvania, went to Artesia ast
might to work on the new Sipple build
ing.
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w. H.. AsEew and family arrived
last right from Columbia. Miss, and
will locate here, having come for
their health. Mr.. Askew is accom-
panied by his wife and two children.
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Mrs. w. A. Nickers returned to her
home at -Hagerran last night after
spending two days here visiting Mrs.
Fred G. Hunt and other friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Bishop and her
daughter, arrived last might from
Scottsboro, Ala, for a prospecting
visit in Roswell.
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We make a specially of making
Shoes for the railroad men, from
stock especially fitted for their bust
ness.-Godager & Woodland, success
sors to Fred Christensen, on East 4th
St.
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Dee Goldsmith. formerly of the
Roswell Fire Department, left this
morning for bakersfield, Calf, on a
prospecting trip, expecting to locate
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

W. r.. Thomson. of Lakewood, was
in the city today, en- route to Shawnee,
Okla. or LAND and immigration bJsi-
ness.
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ID. l.. Newkirk. the post master at
Artesia, passed through this morning
ON ais wa a Santa Fe for a business
visit.
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+. C.. Smith returned to Acme this
morning. having spent several days
in Roswell.
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l. X. McGaffey returned last night
from a weeks business trip to Albu-
querque and other points in the north
west section of New Mexico.
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w. A. Stewart. special agent for
the railroad company. came down last
night from Amarillo for a short visit.
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Mrs. Ada Harris left this morning
for a visit of six months with rela-
tives and friends in Durant, Okla.
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Miss Lena Hon left this morning
on a visiting trip to Chicago and Mil
waukee and with her brother, WAC r.
sides in Valparaiso. Inc.
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We are savers of soles and also
practice the heeling art.-Godager &
Woodland -cess to Fred Carsten-
ser, on East 9TH St.
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5. w. Holder returned to Lake Ar
thur last night after a short business
visit in Roswell.
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Mrs. Howell Pitts arrived last might
from Clovis. where she has been on
a visit.
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w p. Anderson, live stock agent
for the Santa Fe came down last ev-
ening from the north and went thru
to Artesia.
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J.. G. Wilson returned to Hager-Dan
last night, having driven up yester-
day by anto for a short business Wis
It.
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Mrs. Edna Romich of Columbus, o.
arrived last night and will probably
locate in Roswell.
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The best white oak soles sewed or
for Sl.00 at Godager & Woodland, sue
cessors to Fred Christensen, on East
4th st.
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II. r.. Parsons. an attorney IRON
Fort Sumner who was here on bust
ness left this morning for his home
after a few days stay in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

Ensign Salisbury, of the Salvation
Army. returned this morning from a
trip down the road.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

f. Ward. of Hope, was here yester
day on real estate business and re
turned home last night.
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c. L. McAiillen, of Fayetteville
Ark, arrived last night for a business
visit.
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The United Daughters of the Con
f~ederacy will meet Friday afternoon
at 2:3O with Mrs. Lee Russ, at her
home on North Kentucky avenue.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

u ID. Temple returned to Artesia
last night, having spent two days in
Roswell at court.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

DR.. P. N. Baker Of Artesia, passed
through this morning on his way to
San Francisco for a business trip
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

James p. Stone left this morning
for his home in Portales after a short
visit in Roswell.
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Private funds for city lams- . j.
p. Herbst. 500 Main st. Roswell #.
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Mrs. 2. J. Dyer arrived last night
from Lawton. Okla, for a visit with
friends in Roswell.
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Notice Everybody.

My residence. .1O4 8. Kentucky. for
rent, furnished, everything modern.
Also my Buick II car for sale or trade
in first class shape-R. F. Cruise. tt
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F.. w. Smith came down fro ANA
rillo last night for a short business
visit.
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s. p. Denning returned today from
a stay of severa days at Artesia.
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First class desert selections for sale
Will pay you to see us.-Title a. Trust
Company.
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Money to loan on real estate.-Un
ion Trust Company. ST.
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L. F.. Mass came down from Amsril
10 last night for a short business Wis
il.
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DR.. G. VI. Water left this morning
for Portales, for a short business Wis
il.
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Money to loan on good real estate
Three years.-Title e. Trust Co.
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Mrs. H.. r. webb went to Dexter
last night for a short business visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-02

s. Morrison returned to Carlsbad
last night. having spent two days in
Roswell.
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j.. ~. Jackson, a lawyer al Artesia,
was here today en- route to FL Yeso
and to Amarillo.
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Il. A. Stanchf. of Lake Arthur. was
a business visitor here today.
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II. G. Long. formerly of this city. IL
here from Ell Paso for a business Wis
ii of several days.
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Greenfield. were business visitors in
Roswell today.
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Highest cash price PAID for poultry
u. s. Market 20tf.