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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02
Telegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 2 l1stopada. = Dono-
sza tn Paryza jakoby tam o.
trzymali zupeinie pewne wiesci Q
wielkiej rewolucyi, ktora wybu-
chn9G miala w Madrycie i szerzy
sic DO kraju nader szybko. Jakkol-
wick potwierdzenia tel pogloski
niema dotychczas, to jednak O.
golnie uwazaja la "a tPrawdopodoE
bna i mozliwa. Wiadenlo dawt
niejszych telegram6w, ze nastr01
rewolucyjny w Hiszpanii wzmogl
sic bardzo ostatnimi czasy, gdy
rozeszly sic wieSci, IL Rad przy-
gotowuje nova wyprawe wejenna
ma Marokko W celu egzekwowania
sunny 80 milionow, aleznych
Hiszpanii po statnich rozprawach
Marokkiem, a dotychczas przez
suitana ME zapiaconych. Rad "a
przeczyi tym wieSciom, ale W kra-
ju ME daja zaprzeczeniu WARY, a
socyaliSci i republikanie podnieSli
agitacye, ably rzadowi ME dawac
nj podatku nj rekruta ma te niepo-
pularna wyprawe. Z Madrytu Q
rzekomym wybuchu rewolucyi
mic ME donosza. Jedynie telegra-
| fuja, IL krol Alfons, zaproSzony
przez rzeplite amerykanskie Peru
/ Ekwador ma sedziego rozjem-
czego w iGh sporze granicznym,
ME przyjal tel godnosci zsto
ofiarowal swe usiugi, jake przyja-
cielski posrednik. Jak przyjma to
owe rzeplite : jeszcze ME VIA
domo. Krok krola Alfonso jest
peien taktu rozumu. = w mie-
Scie Catalayund odbywala sic O.
negdaj procesya, ma ktora napa-
dia banda socyalistow; wywiazaia
| sic walka, w ktorej kilkanascie O.
sob odniosio ciezkie rany; stwier-
dzono, re socyalisci mieli i uzy-
wall rewolwerow. >.
Lizbona, 2 listopada. = Urza-
dzono TIL olbrzymia demonstracye
przeciwko premierowi Franco z
czasow jeszcze krola Karola, O.
skarzonemu = jak wiadomo : Q
naduzycie wiadzy W czasie jego
rzadow dyktatorskich; sad mu
pozwolil zlozyc kaucye W sumie
100000, choc minister spraw "a
granicznych, Machado, protesto-
wal przeciw temu. Kiedy Franco
opuszczal gmach sadu, tium przy-
ljai go swistem ziorzeczeniem
Franco'a obwiniaja take re pry-
watne diugi krola Karola p}acil
pieniedzmi pahstwowymi.
Petersburg, 2 listopada. = Car
podpisai ukaz pozwalajacy zy-
dom ma osiedlenie sic W nowych
prowincyach pahstwa poza Kro-
flestwem Polskiem i czeScia u
krainy, gdzie i'm dotychczas wy
lacznie wolno,, byio przebywac
lDotychczas cd ograniczenia tego
rzadkie tylko czyniono wyjatki dla
wybitnych zydowskich uczonych
hub przemysloWcow; obecnie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYu MIEDzyNARODOWEl
Chicago 2 listopada.
(Rosya i Persya).

,,Nowoje Wremia" wciaz pro-
wadzi kampanie przeciw nowe-
mu rzadowi Persyi. Niedawno
" dzienniku tym umieszczono
tykui wstePny peien oskarzeh
grozb pod adresem nacyonali-
stow perskich.
,,Zachodzi pewnego rodzalu
strajk - pisze organ Suworina,
w kt6rym administracya per-
ska wysila sic, azeby stwarzac
najbardziej nieoczekiwane pre-
szkody dla takich biezacych
spraw rosyjsko-perskich, ktore
dotychczas przechodzily bez "a
dnych trudnoSci.
-,Qkazuje sic, re. nawet mai
zwyczajniejsze sprawy sadowe i
notaryaIne podIegaja obecnie
nieslychanej zwloce, jak tylko
sa tam rosyjskie lub angielskie
interesy. Naprzykiad W ostat-
Mich miesiacach zadnemu z ma
szych posiow ME udaio sic do
stac ami jednego dokumentu ma
sklepy domy, ktore poddani
rosyjscy utrzymuja ma SciSle o.
kreSlonej zasadzie iStniejacych
traktatow. Dawniej formalnoSc
te zaiatwiano w kilka dni; teraz
jak gdyby wskutek pewnego
mot d'ordre ze stolicy, wszyst-
kich urzednik6w perskich tknai
zupeiny paraliz. Rzecz prosta,
interesy rosyjskie bardzo ma tenn
cierpia. w takiem samem POLO
zeniu znajduja sic i sprawy sa-
DOVE"
Ma sic rozumiec, = konklu-
duie ,,Nowoje Wremia" = re ia
XII stan rzeczy ME moze trwaG
dlugo.
yPomijajac juz szkode pienie-
znq, spowodowana przez ow BOZ
kot, ME MONA zapominac takze
O moralnej stronie tel sprawy,
Jezeli Grecya niemal postawiia
ultimatum "a bojkot towarow
urzadzony przez oddzielne spoil
XII tragarzy = TO godnoSc Rosy
napewno ME scierpi bojkotu, u
rzadzonego przez oficyalnych
przedstawicieli wiadzy perskiej
urzednik6w i sedziow, Moze sic
tego wywiazac kwestya god,
noSci panstwowej, wszak via.
domo, jak niebezpieczne So
wszelkie spory o podobnym
charakterze."
Kwestya perska ME tylko ME
schodzi porzadku dziennego
ale raczej zaostrza sic kompli,
kuje. Jakoz W prasie niemieckiej
oraz W koiach, uSposobionych
wzgledem porozumienia rosyj.
sko-angielskiego nieprzyjaznie,
dose latwo Spotkac sic re zda-
MEM. ze kompania, kt6rej wy.
raz dale Now. Wr." zmierza
wprost do rozbioru Persyi.
Poglad ten ME wytrzymuje
iednak krytyki. Rozbior Persyi
byiby sprzeczny z interesami
Anglii, ktora ME zyczy sobie
stwarzania zadnej rzeczywistej
potegi W sasiedztwie Indyi. Te
ostatnie. jak twierdzii pred
kilku laty owezesny wicekrol
lord Curzon, stanowia cytadele
okolona olbrzyHlim skalistym
murem Himalajow. kazda cyta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02
AN ARGUMENT WITH
POllCE OFFICERS

gubernatora W Amapala, podnl0sf
,bunt przeciwko: rzadowi rzepli-
tel, przyby} z grenada zwolenni-
kow do Amapala zaatakowaf
tamtejszq agenture .konsularna
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02

|Dnia 16 stycznia ma znalezc s
pod Guatanamo ma Kubie.
!, Nowy York, 2 listopada.
Strajk woznicow ekspresowyc
|rozszerzyf sic do Newarku, sta
cia policya W ostatnich dniac
byly liczne imalo jest nadziei,'
zeby wkrotce przyszlo do zala
wienia nieporozumien. Wszystk'
LIME ekspresowe So zaangazow
ne, siychac, re rozwozicie!
SHADOW departamentowych ma.
urzadzic strajk ze sympathy.
Wczoraj miaia sic odbyc kont'
rencya pomiedzy Igubernatoren
Fortem New Jersey, burn
strzem Nowego Yorku Gaynt
rem,. burmistrzem Jersey Cit
Wittpennem a strajkerami / n
prezentantami kompanii; nj
przyszla jednak do .skutku, b
Fort ME mogi przybyc. Fort
sobno naradzai sic reprezentar
tami uni i reprezentantami kon
panij ekspresowych; to samo czJ
Mill burmistrze Gaynor i Wit
penn, a 0 lie sfychac, kompani
ekspresowe Z wyjatkiem jedne
gotowe Sd wziac pod rozwage gh
why punkt zadafi unii, ii. spraw
uznania uni. w konferencyi ,
Fortem wziely udziai kompanie
United States, Adams, American
Wells Fargo i National. Woz
kompanij w Manhattan przejeJei
dzaja wylacznie przez ulice mot
no strzezone przez policye.
Pittsburg, Pa, 2 listopada.
Komisya fundacyi Carnegie ldl
bohaterow dolaczyia do dawneJ
| Isty amerykahskich bohater6w 8
|nowych nazwisk. Sa to nazwisk
osob, ktore ratujac zycie innyc
wlasne narazali lu5 utracili. nc
misya rozdala takim bohateror
lub icf rodzincm 30 srebrnych
lgS brcnzowych med3low, a mad
to rozdano S40,250 na ce,e wychc
wawcze lub lime dobroczynnc. v
~ 81 adSassl.--w ktdrycll boha
terzy utracii; 2yc;c, rodzinom ic
twyznac5"ro re2>ye 20 $50 do 81
micsi2czn:c. iT,o,cz 20 S. mic
sicczni> hia lad. % dziecka. Ia
.aStrCta ~ nrp1i3i Cherry Wyda
Ia -. hol,alcrtw. kt6rych II zy
lie straci!a. Holziny tych ostat
lich otrz malv pcasyc; dwaj prZ.
zyciu pozcStali otrzymaIl Srcbrn..
neaal j po $fCeQ ?ot6wka.
Spokane, Ea&a, ,*rcnada. =
Nariyw lud2; III .' umAy. kie
DIV roz:oczel. .:ig @lawnictw
gruntow ia osGdni uw W rczer
wacyac!, IEdvan %zczc~0w Fla
theal i Cccur d - ( y iekos
WASH, " Ao*fri.!} haiiSpe'
Mont JaKot'z Y U1c"F q Alene
Idaho. Setkl !udZ1 z@romadzonyci
byio Woko!o kiur rrzl cniHoW wy
.daJacych cer.ytli2ty. PomleazJ
zgloszonymi w Misscu.a znajdo
Waia sic S9-.enla staTuszka, ktori
stafa W rzedzie przez kilka god7in
zanlm ma MA koleJ przySzfa. Fis
ciu konduktorow naJeio specyai
ny pociag w Ravalll, Mont, aoJ
przybyc ma czas do Missouri. W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02

mieszkac w 10 okregach gubernii
Witebskiej, Woiyhskiej, Mohi
lewskiet Potawskiej, Cheresoh,
skiej, Ekaterynoslawskiej. Uka;
ten spowodowaiy podania miej
scowej ludnosci, ktora prosi}a
dopuszczenie zydow dla podnie
sienia przemysiu handlu lokalne
go.
- Redaktorow pism ,,Nowoj,
Wrenia" i ,,Russkoje Znamia" o
skar1ono zdrade, z powodu ar
tykuiow o obronie wybrzezy
morskich Rosyi, ogioszonych v
tych pismach.
w Witebsku zmar} nagl'
lbyly szef ,,ochrany' ii. tajnej pol
Icyi rosyjskiej, Raszkowskij, kto
/
| ry swego czasu prowadzii sledzt
wa przeciwko szpiegom-prowoka
torom Haponowi Azewowi, O.
raz urzednikowi policyi-rewolucy
oniScie, kopuchinowi.
Teheran, Persya, 2 listopada. -
Donosza tn z miasta Sziras, "
prowincyi Tars, re ma tamtejsza
dzielnice zydowska napadli kir-
gizi j spaliwszy Gale przedmie-
scie, pozbawili 5000 zydowskich
rodzin dachu mad giowa: wielu
zydow odniosio pokaleczenia, Kill
kunastu zostalo zabitych.
Londyn, listopada. - Vice
hrabia Morley, sekretarz stanu
Indyi ustepuje tego stanowiska !;
spozniony wick Una lat 75) i ziy
stan zdrowia maia bye przyczyna
rezygnacyi. Prawdopodobnie ma
stepca jekQ bedzie ksiaze Crewe.
= Kandydaci partyi robotni-
czej i socyalistyczneJ wyszll
W wyborach municy-
palnych W Anglii Wales; sufra-
zystki natomiast 4poniosiy kle-
ske.
= Rozprawa apclacyjna dra
Crippena, skazanego = jak wiado-
mo = na SmierG "a zamordowanie
zony, odbedzie sic dnia 5 bnn.; eE
gzeknoKa Jest nazhSezsrs s;!.. e IA s ssss
b. m. %
Berlin, 2 listopada. Jeszcze
Rad ME zadecydowai swojel od=
powiedzi ma przedstawienia Sta
now Zjednoczonych w sprawie
przemySiu i importu potash, pre-
ciwko ktoremu Niency uchwali}y
obostrzajace przepisy, pozbawla-
jace Stany = wszelkich k6rzysci.
Reprezentanci amerykafscy, wy
slam w tel sprawie do Niemiec,
bawia tam juz s tygodni i mic ME
uzyskali; szniecheceni gotuja sic
do podrozy powrotnej.
Me powtorzyiy sic tn juz
zaszie ostatnio rozruchy, poWo-
du strajku rzeznikow w pewnym
handlu. w mieScie ponuje spo-
koj.
- Ogioszono tu oficyalny pro-
gram podrozy ma Wschod syna
cesarskiego ks. Fryderyka Wit
helma. DIS ksiaze re iona odje-
chali do Genuy, stamtad ma okre-
Gle ,,Prinz Ludwig. (Lloydu poll
MEM udadza sic do Azyi; ma
Ceylonie ksiaze pozegna sic 20
ma, ktora wroci do Europy, sam
uda sic do Siamu, kolonii holenr
derskich, Hong-Kong, Chin / .Ja-
ponii; ksieciu towarzyszy Swita
ziozona z 25 osob. Czy .prync"
do Filipin zajedzie = ME wiado-
mo.
= Cesarz Wilhelm pozwolh sy-
nowi swemu Albertowi = ma
przeiazdzke nowym balonem ste
rowym ,,Parseyal "; dowod to,
re cesarz ufa, il temu balonowi
ME wydarzy sic przygoda, jaka
wszystkie balony niemieekie Ia;
mienia W kupe. szmat i szczat-
kow!.
= Cesarz Wilhelm uszczssliwi
Niemcy napisana przez sic histo-
rya godnego swego dziada, Fry
deryI, zuaneoo Wielkim To
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-11-02
.REWOLUCYA " HISzPA AMI.
z PORTUGAL.
Ukaz carskiej iaski dla zyd0w.
POgrOm W Persyi.
= ANGLIT.
Ze Spraw Nienieckich.
CHINY DOSTANA PARLIAMENT
z ANGLIT.
Ze Spraw Niemieckich.
CHINY DosTANA PARLIAMENT.
volucya W Ameryce centralnej Pofudniowej.

ZednoczOnych srajku
Bohaterzy nagrOdzeni fundsz Car
da osadnik0w Murzyni Oklahoma a
wybOry seda przysegiy Nowe rekOrdy awia-
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply Z. w.
Mitchell, agent. s6tf.
FOR RENT IL room boarding
house. well located, modern conven-
ieaces-Teeple & Day. Phone els.
FOR RENT:-Two 4 room cottages
on West Sth St. No. 200 and 202.-
Apply 103 N. Ky. 31ef
FOR RENT:-3 room modern cot
tage 90s N. Richardson.-R. II. Nc
Ctrne. 32tf.
FOR RENT:-a 10 room house. all
modern conveniences, shade, lawn,
fruit, $685. o per month--Title &
Trnst Company.
FOR RENT:-Corner Kentucky and
Alameda. modern 5 oon house.
Apply z. G.. Minton, 109. E. 3rd-
street. 34tf
FOR RENT:-One nice oom furnish
cd, for gentleman, SIG North Main
street. 34t2
FOR RENT:-For the hummer IN
best location of the city, . new
furnished Groom house, bath, all
modern improvements. large porch
es: plenty of shade. AddreIs p. o.
Boz ga. asia
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At the Methodist Church, South,
Friday. April 18th, at 8 p. N. Miss
Bess May Mechanics Dramatic Glass.
win give the following program, with
music under the direction of Prof.
Brierley.
1.-Scene, when girls make Mer-
ry"-Girls' Dramatic Class.
1.-Trio-"Break, Break, Break
Anderton. Mrs. Williams, Miss Mary
Stone and Mr.. Williams.
3.-Scene "A nice Quiet Chat" Mis-
ses Cooper, Morrow and Smith.
4@Solo,-"Scme Day When You
are Nine" O'Hara, Miss Emma Stone
5. Farce-"Lapse of Memory"
Misses Murray and Morrow & Mr..
Wyatt.
6. Trio-"The Mariners" Raldeg-
ger-Mrs. r. H. Stone, Messrs. Brier-
ley & Stone.
z. Scenes from jun
Tor Expression Sextette.
s. Male Quartette. Moonlight on the
Lake White-Messrs. Williams,
Brierley. Dudley & Stone.
3. Comedy. The Kleptomaaiac,"-
Girls Dramatic Glass.
Every one should avail themselves
of this opportunity to hear and see
the york of this talented lady.
Admission at the door, 35c.
Children under IL years, 25c.
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Classified "Ad5.'

3 Q 3 g g g @ 9 @ 9 @ @ @ @ Q 8
+" Cash for Small Ads.
4" Small ads, under one dollar "
Z" must be paid in advance. We I"
. do this to avoid tAe keeping of .
" many petty accounts. "
" RECORD PUB. co. +"
3 e g g g 3 g . g g 9 g g 9 g =
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-An eignl morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE or Trade Smith Premier
No. 2, typewriter, in first class con
dition.-Inquire Byron o. Beal 21tf
FOR SALE:-Smal house and farm
ing tools, hay machinery. A.
Crizer. d6t-wt2s
FOR SALE:-or rent modern cottage
al 3O7 N. Penn. also orr sale a span
of good work horses. Inquire at
o n. Penn. 32tf.
FOR SALE:-1O room house, all mod
ern conveniences, shade. fruit. and
lawn, IS, 5OO.-Title & Trdst Co.
FOR SALE Suburban home four
miles from business center of Ros-
well, so acres good land, 4 room
house, well and windmill, stock
sheds and corrals; 20 acres in cul-
tivation. Price $1,000, all of halt
CASH.. l.. Wildly, Wigwazn Cigar
Store. 33t5
FOR SALE:-Horse and Buggy and
plain furniture for 5 rooms. cheap.
Owner leaving town.-700 S. Ohio.
34t2*
FOR SALE:-Good team of horses,
weight about twelve hundred. Can
he seen at 713 ". Main. 3It3*
FOR SALE.-Nice buggy and horse,
gentle and desirable.-Roswell Tit
lie & Trust Co. 35tf
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BEATTY GETS THREE THoUS-
AND DOLLARS INSURANCE.

Will Beatty, as proprietor of the
Roswell Steam Laundry. mas made
settlement with the fire insurance ad-
juster. representing the companies in
which he has insurance. Mr.. Beaty's
insurance amounted to $500, but by
an oversight. he failed to put a mort
gage clause in the policies, and this
the adjuster claimed, rendered the
worthless. However. a com
promise was ffected by which Mr..
Beatty is to receive $4,000.
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J. E Jacobs. formerly OF the Pecos
Valley and formerly interested fl the
colonization of HOLLYWOOD, at Lake
wood, is here for a stay of a month
or six weeks and is now interested In
the Canadian Valley Development
which is now promoting
the town of Ochiltree. Texas.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-14

Sheriff c. l.. Ballard returned last
night from Albuquerque. where he
has been attending the New Mexico
Cattle Sanitary Board. of which he
is president.
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Bud Farmer and Tom Morris, VINO
have been here six months. employed
at the Capital B-roer shop. left last
night for their old home in Colorado
City. Texas. where they will visit be-
fore going elsewhere to locate.
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WANTED:

WANTED:-Position as nurse.-Mrs.
Robert Ortscheid, Phone G. r. Ray,
295-2 rings. 1878"
WANTED:-In desirable neignbor-
hood furnished rooms for light
housekeeping or small furnished
cottage with modern conyeliences.
Close In preferred. Address &c. E"
Care Record. 35t3*
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. K~rumbhaar, who
have resided here for the past year,
left this morning for New Orleans.
Mr.. Krrnbhaar has been i'm the in
surance business here but will enter
another line of work in Louisiana or
Mississippi.
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C. F. Rast. formerly employed in
the grocery department of the Joyce
Pruit store of this city, arrived last
night for a few days business visit.
He is now travelling out of Wichita
Falls, Texas. for the Nall Williams
Tobacco Company.
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Mrs. New Skinner and son. of Cot
feyville, Kan, and Mrs. r. c. Garner.
of Lamar. Ark, who were here for
the deathbed and funeral of their
mother, the late Mrs. r. d. Blair. left
this morning for their homes.
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Mr.. AID Mrs. r. NJ. FRoesch. who
have resided here for the past six
months, left this morning for San
Antonio, Tex. where they expect to
spend six months. Mr.. Roesch built
two cottages at the corner Of Sixth
street and Lea avenue. and expects
to build af Sam Antonio. He viii
probably return to Roswell In the fall
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-14

L. f. Countryman, probate judge of
Phillips county, Kansas, left this nor
ming on his return to Phiilipsburg af-
ter spending several days in the val
lev. He bought a tract of forty acres
neal Lake Arthur.
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last night for a business visit. plan
ming to return tomorrow. His daugh-
ter, Mary Sue, left asst night for
Greenfield for a visit WITH Mrs. A. G.
Mills and family. and will be gone
about a week.
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HARDWARE STORES.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Whols
sale and retail hardware, gasoline
engines. pipe, pumps. fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE co.
Wholesale and retail everything In
hardware, unware. buggies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plumbing.
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Read the program for the Dramat-
&c Recital tomorrow evening at the
NJ. f. Church, South, and arrange to
attend. I'll.
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Mrs. w. NJ. Sims left this morning
for her home in Lowell, Ind, accen-
panied by her little baby. She took
the body of ner husband, whose death
was mentioned in the Record yester-
day.
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DR.. J.. G.. Woker, of Pearl City. ILL.,.
left this morning for his home after
making a thorough inspection of the
valley with a view of interesting 9TH
ers in his locality to come here and
locate.
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Joe Mitcaell returned to Texico
this morning after spending several
days AT Roswell and in the lower val
ley on business.
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p c. Chamberlain left this morn
ing for his nome in Topeka, Kan.
after spending several days here on
land and immigration business.
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F. p. Fleming. of Shadeland. Texas
is mere visiting his cousin, r. X
Fleming. and looking after business
He arrived last night.
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T. f. Fleming, of Graham, Mo-, ar
rived last night for a short visit with
his cousin. r. X. Fleming, and to re-
ceiye q cattle he bought from thfee
different parties wnile here earlier in
the spring.
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Seeing is believing. Let us shoy
you thai 10 room house for $500
Fitle a. Trust Company.
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VIM. NJ. Cock. book-keeper for the
Roswell Auto Company returned last
night from a ten days business trip
to Rocky Ford, Colo.
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ed this morning for a short business
visit.
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Mrs. l.. F. Woodhead left this NOR
ming for San Diego, Calf. being sum
by the illness of her mother.
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Ben Wetmore left this morning for
a two months visit at his alma mater
Christian Brothers College, St. Jo-
seph, Mo. He will remain there for
commencement.
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Mrs. Minnie Beard returned to
Carlsbad last night after attending
the funeral of her sister. the late
MAY Rushing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Washington,
who were here and at Lake Arthur
for ten days. left this morning for
TT. Worth. From that place they will
go to their home in Marietta, Okla.
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Miss Sarah Bunch left this morning
for Wellington. Texas, to take a po-
sition in a store. She has been en-
ployed in the store of F. Snipes for
the past e
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Edgar CaIfee and w. c. Lawrence
came up this morning from a trip tc
Dayton, Artesia and Lake Arthur.
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HOUSE FURNiSHERs.

HILLS & DUNN-Furniture. hardware
stoves, rugs, etc. new AND second
hand. Sewing machine needles, bob
bins. and snuttles of all kinds. 305-
307 n. Main. Phone SO.
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r. l. Graves returned last night
from a business trip to points north.
having been gone several days.
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II. H. Richardson, Of Amarillo. ex-
press messenger through Roswell.
spent today here visiting friends.
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7. w. Door arrived last night from
Des Moines. Ia, for a business visit
with John T. Mcclure, who is repre-
sentiIg him in a couple of law suits
down the valley.
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C. w. Merchant, Of Abilene. Texas
arrived this morning for . business
visit.
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Rev. U. B.. Currie left last night for
Cisco, Texas, to attend the meeting
of the Preshytery in which his church
belongs. He is pastor of the Southern
Presbyterian church of Roswell.
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DIR. G. A. Lipp left last night for
Carlsbad. To Inspect a small shipment
of three cars of sneep.
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Money to loan on real estate.-Un-
ion Trust Company. 5tf.
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Mrs. Fred Leham arrived last night
from Princeton. ILL.,, for a visit with
her uncle, Col. l. H.. Elliott. and fam
ilv.
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E. c. Gaddis returned to Arrests
last night after spending two day:
here looking after business.
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Mrs. Mary Locklear returned to
DAYTON last night after spending two
weeks here visiting relatives.
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A. It. Kruse, OF Carlsbad. was a bus
mess visitor in the city today.
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r. F. Sickels went to Carlsbad last
night on business for the Moline
Plow Company.
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Have your eyes examined by scien-
rife dark room methods at Valley OPP
teal KompanY. eodtf.
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George NJ. Slaughter left this morn
ing on a trip to his ranch out from
Portales.
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NJ. r.. West. OF Kenna, came down
last night on business.