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Forecast for special Localitie

trict Of Columbia showers and cooler to-day
and tonight; Saturday. fair and cool moderate
q7,t nY, est 10 northwest winds
For New Jersey. showers and cooler to-day or
to night: Saturday fair cool; moderate TO brisk
soutllJVe=t northwest winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, showers ana cooler
ta-da,-. SATURDAY fair and cool moderate to
hrfsl- southwest TO northwest winds
T7nr Eastern New York, showers and cooler to
ia 1sturdav fair and cooler: brisk southwest
to northwest WINDS
E.r Ie,y England showers and cooler to-day
ar tonight; Saturday faii. cooler III eastern por-
t{nu. / risk southwest Ia west WINDS.
r,nr W. stern Pennsylvania. showers and much
cooIAr TO-DAY. Saturday fair. cool west TO
northwest winds. diminishing
For Western New York. showers and much
cet,ler 10 day with brisk to high west 10 north
west winds: Saturday fair
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A RECORD OF FOLLY.
Tie Rinshamton RepnblLean

From The Binghamton Republican
Nothing now remains tc lee shown, the
STUPIDITY and duplicity OF the old guards
men being fully exposed By this flash in
the nan Of their latest attempt. Viewed
IN the full light If the latest revelations,
81 il difficult 10 imagine greater folly than
that displayed by the anti-reform little
bosses in this state during the pas; few
months
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,>--rvyONY-Thursday August -. 1910 tt
Mon+cIair y J. James Louis Anthony. in the
61th wear OF his age Notice OF tnneral mere
after
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Owing to the fact that / am becom-
ing largely interested in the manu-
featuring business n need the
money very badly, ] will sell part of
my land in Cnayes county cheap for
ash or part cash and good notes
for balance l have 400 acres of the
finest land in the Pecos Valley with.
in m mile of Dexter, New Mexico,
being 230 acres south of Dexter with
ebout 100 acres OF fine apple orchard,
part of it beginning to bear. forty ac-
res in alfalfa, balance in oats and
corn, good family orchard, including
peaches plums. pears, cherries etc.
one of the best wells in h valley.
large fine six room house. good barn
and hay shed, blacksmith shop, e
house corn crib, hog lots and every
thing to make it handy and COM
plete. This and can De bought for
the low price OF 1920 per acre il
bought direct from the wner or man.
ager on the place.
7 also have 24O acres one mile
northeast of Dexter with the largest
artesian well in Chaves county. so
acres in cultivation, 80 acres in or
ciard 10 acres in oats, 10 acres in
alfalfa, and the balance in kafir iand
corn. the other 100 acres is raw yet
but so acres of 1t is as fine as n
land in the Pecos Valley and most of
it can be watered from the same we'll.
This land can be bought for $35 per
acre if taken Don with two-thirds
interest IN well, which will water 600
acres. Call on or write S. D.. Cham
Ders. Dexter, New Mexico or I. s..
Chambers, Tulsa, Okla.
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WANTED:

woman for
general house work. good wages
Apply Mrs. R. H. Kemp. GOA N.
Penn. STA.
WANTEO:-To rent a buggy for two
weeks. light use and good care
IL Record Once. SSt2".
WANTED:-Live energetic man with
one or two thousand dollars to in
ves in general merchandise business.
Will give management and salary to
right man. Stock company. Write G.
carr Record Pub. Co. eodtf.
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-The six room Sheridan
residence, cor. .7th G. Richardson.
Modern throughout. Call at Record
Office. If
FOR RENT room modern house
with bath electric lights and city
water at 502 s. e ave-. also Office
rooms. Inquire DIR. J. w. Kinsinger.
5Stf
FOR RE.NT:-2 light Housekeeping
rooms. also 1st class single rooms.
no children.--S1c N. Main Street
Phone 472. s0t26s
FOR RENT:-7-room modeTu house
on West Third Street. $500 per
Mo.-Rosweil Title & Trust Co.
FOR RENT:-Ofice room over Post
Once. See Mrs. H. p. Hobson- Ste
FOR RENT room cottage furn-
ished, free city water. South Hill
Inquire at Wnitenan Bros. s5tf
FOR RENT:-A large furnished front
roon-512 N. Virginia. S7tf.
FOR RENr;--rwo fine light house
keeping rooms. 4O5 n. Penn. cots
FOR RENT:-A 4 room house .
ed an Main St, connected with city
water and sswer.-Apply o Torian
Phone 4eS. Sotf.
FOR RENT.-New 5 room house.
plenty q shade and Waterfall
40E ~. Kansas, Ave. or phone 107. Il
FOR RENT:-for 2 or , months. i've
room furnished cottage Apply at
the Turner Studio. 30t2
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:-Residence In good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. tt
FOR SALE:-Beautiful new 6 room
modern house, east front, 2 porch
es n hall. Fine location. Only 3d.
ESQ. Address p. o. Box 6S. S5tf
FOR SALE--Household goods. Mrs.
j. II. Nook, 500 n. Penn. S9t3
children. Box 1872. 90I3s
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NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
Roswell. N. NJ, April Is. 1910.
Territory Of New Mexsce. }

1T gHEa #
Roswell. N. NJ. April IS. 1910.
Territory Of New Mexsce.
County Of chaves.
To Scott Nowliz. Joe Parks and Den
mis- Hoover:--
YOU AND EACH OF YOU sra
hereby notified that the undersigned
has expended One Hundred Dollars
(S1O0.00) worth Of labor by the re
Iloval OF four hundred yards OF earth
material ON the mpatented placer
mining claim, Smith, more particulars
ly described as follows, to-wit: The
East Half of the West Half of Section
81. Township s South, Range rs East,
Chaves County. New Mexico. notice
of location recorded in Book C, Mis-
c~ellaneous Records. Chaves County.
New Mexico, page BIS: and said One
Hundred Dollars 100000 expenditure
has been made by the undersigned
ach year on said claim. for the cal
endar years ending December 81.
1907, December 81, 1908. and Decem-
Der 81, 1909. as will appear by the
proof thereof ON record in the office
of the Probate Clerk and Ex-Oficio
Recorder of Graves County. at Ros-
we'll. New Mexico: and hat said ex-
penditure on said placer mining claim
was made in order to hold said prem
ises anu claim under the provisions
of section 1924. Revised Statutes of
the United States, and the amend
ment thereto approved January %,
1880; and If yoii and each OF you,
within ninety DAYS after the personal
service of this notice. or within nine
ty days after the completion of the
publication thereof. as required by
law. fail or refuse to pay your portion
of sicl expenditure as co-owner, your
interest in said claim will be forfeit
ed n become the property of the
subscriber. under said section 1924.
and the said Amendment thereof.
The Roswell Cement & Plaster Co.
BY F. c. Smith. Agent.
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Mrs. z. D.. Gufley n daughter.
Miss Mamie, who were here four
nclths and Miss Ella Stobb. who was
here three morths, left this morning
10: their homes between Elida aud
Kenna.
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LOST:

LOST brass dust cap for bicycle
wheel buggy. kindly return to p
v. Wagon Yard for LIBERAL reward.
sst2s
LOST Small square blue coin purss'
containing $1u bin and some change
Retstrn to Record ONCE for re-
ward. S0t3s.
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Mrs. j. ". Wheeler left last nigLt
foi Hagerman to join Mr.. Wheeler
WHO left yesterday morning. They
came 4 week ago from Fort Worth n
will locate at Hager-nan.
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Harry Holly. of Dexter. left this
morning for San Francisco. to attend
tn: prize fight. provided it is pulle d
OF. He will return in three or four
weeks.
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w. A. johnson left this morning for
4 stay Of two weeks in Mineral Wells
Texas. His nephew, Carroll Gary. def
for F3rt Worth. to remain until Sep
;eTber /, with his parents.
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Old shoes made by us-stand
the wear and tear better thanIa brand
new pair. We fl them for men. had
les and children.-Godager & Wood
ard, 12e N. Main.
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Miss Maud Licas left las night fer
ltT home in Carlsbad after spending
twelve days here visiting Misses Jes-
sic C-aig. Maria Dunn and Grace
Srcith.
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Mrs. O.. .. .Askrcn and two children
arrived last night from Bolivar. Mo.
to join Mr.. Askren in making their
home in Roswell.
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DIR. G. A. Lipp reformed last night
from Albuquerque, where ne a beer
attending a meeting Of :he New Mex
iro Inape. o OF the L. s. Bureau OF
Animal Industry.
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The regular auto between Roswell
and Pine Lodge will leave Roswell. al
s a. m On Tuesday and return Wed
nesday of each Q Fore % round
trip for nos who wish Co stay 1 week
or more . $3.50 for less than q week
Tickets ON sale ct Parsons & LAW
renee f16 NORTH Main O. e6tf
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o. p, Stadler. a crockery salesman
from San Francisco. left this morning
for his home after spending several
days i'm Roswell and the lower valley.
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Jacob Schn.ida, of Ell Captain Ho-
iel. returned last night from a visiting
trip OF several weeks at points in Ne
braska AMI South Dakota.
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Best bargain IN Roswell. z room
modern dwelling. we'll located. ST.
O0.00 Easy terms.-Roswell Title
& Trust Company.
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DR.. c. VI. Rathhun is expected HON
toTight from a business trip TO Sal
Antonio.
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Miss Sallie Crockett. of Manor.
Tex. and .Alonzo Hyatt. OF Den'ing, n.
NJ. cousins of Mrs. Guy II. Herbert.
arrived last night for a visit.
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Charles v. Gray. who has beer her
for the shooting tournament left thi
morning for Denver.
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NJ. w. Evans left this morning for
Lake Arthur after spending severa.
DAYS mere at the shoot of the Gun
Climb.
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Miss J. Olive Hadder. a graduate OF
tho High school this year. has been
sc elected rs teacher OF the Rerren6o
sc.lool in District Nc. 3, northeast OF
town, for the coming school year.
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ching from a business trip of severa
days north.
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8. E. Best left this morning for
Clovis to meet Mrs. Best and son. Wei
don, Who have been In Los Angeles
since last JUL i and are coming
home tonight.
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DIR. w. +. Bayless came down from
Clovis last night to attend the funeral
service of the late Mrs. Gland Bayless
this afternoon.
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DR.. Duuaway. of Artesia was hera
today on his g'ay to Lubbock, Texas.
on a tea days trip.
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I'll. c. Egleston left this morning 70
Amarillo ON business for the sim
mons Hardware Company.
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George A. Payne left this morning
for Clovis for a stay of two or three
weeks while locking after business.
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Father Christmann returned this
-anrning O a few DAYS stay al
Carlsbad.
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Deputy Sheriff Jim Johnscr vent 10
Hagerman this morning for a sLort
trip.
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here a few days on business. went I
Artesia last night.
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Swift Bros. sew on buttons and
mend. Wien they clean clothes. Tele-
phone SIT.
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John I. Hinkle am up ron Ha-
german this morning to serve on the
;IGy commission.
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Private funds for city laons. See J
b. Hefbst. 300 Main St. Roswell. tt
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Cream Observation-Disclosures Hdw
Company. 90t2.
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Robert -. Reid returned last night
from :. "trip to Clovis.
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Picnic Wagon 122 w. End. st.
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Good Observation-Disclosures lid
Company. {;
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George A. Davisson left this morn
ing On a trip to Kansas.
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PORTRAITS
8AKoRNELL STUDIO, 2o7 w. 4TH.
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G.. c. Saelburn left this morning on
a trip Of two or three days to Kenna.
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LOCAL NEWS :

Croquet sets.-Enterprise Hdw. Co.
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Phone 1872 X livery
for hack, buggies. cabs n saddle
horses. 3St26.
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Read the Record Want Ads.
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HILLS 4 DUNN-Furniture. hardware
stoves, rugs, ere. new and second
hand. Sewing machine needles. bob
bins, and snuttles Of al ktnds. sos
1o7 n. Ualn. EA0ne s..
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HOTELS.
We will not only give you some
thing good to eat but well fan yot
~aile O eat Roswell Hotel.
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GROCERY STORES.
THE SHRADER GROCERY CO.
Strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited
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Trade Directory
ABSTRACTS.

ABSTRACTS.
THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc
CURITY CO,-Capitai $4,000. AT
stracts and titles guaranteed, loans
Oklahoma Block, Phone 81.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
MARY A. OBEAN
AT RECORD 3

REA0r-TO-WEAR APPAREL
THE MORRISON BROS STORn-
Outdtters In ready-to-wear appare
Tor mon, women and children. An<
Millinery q specially.
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. q. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" 10 our
motto.
Evening journal., 1910-10-31
MIR. WHITE IN A FROST.

kNE OF our State exchanges declares that in
- Kent and Sussex counties the registration OF
voters is up to the normal showing that there is
considerable interest in the coming election despite
the fact that such interest has not manifested it.
self in political meetings There have been no
large gatherings ip Sussex county although Can
didate White hasTbeen making the best effort he
could TO stir up the Democrats
1t seems odd that Mr. White has been per-
mitted TO hoe his own road in view Of the fact
that two years ago the Democrats made rousng
campaign from one end Of the State TO the other
The apathy this year may we'll set Mr.. White
10 thinking seriously what the trouble is with
his party leaders
Even in Wilmington little effort has been made
on the part of the Democrats to boost the candi-
dacy of Mr.. White. Evidently not many Demo
Gratis are groaning under the alleged evils of
Republican rule AT any rate they are not turn
ing out to hear Mr. White tell them all about the
things complained of.
The Opera House meeting was a amentabe
fzzle and the Democratic League quickly got from
under all responsibility in the matter To be sure
il was not up to the League to do all the effective
work of the campaign. The County Committee
apparently was to blame for not working up"
some semblance of monster demonstration for
Mr. White. Why did the County Committee show
such lack of interest in the welfare Of Mr.. White
and the Democratic State tcketS 1t may be that
the Democrats are not overly pleased with the
work Of the Dover convention the candidates
put forward, but if Mr.. White is determined to
speak and anxious to present his views 10 the
people, the County Committee should have given
him more loyal support
To be sure it is complained that no one knew
about the meeting, but if So the Democrats could
have been easily informed for some days previous
ly through the newspapers. Mr. White must feel
convinced that the Democrats Of Wilmington are
not aroused over the political situation He has
been discussing the tariff, but his talk seems to
go for nothing. At all events he has good grounds
for complaint about shabby treatment and to won
der whether the intimaton that meetings we're
not being held because it was feared that the
candidates would say something 10 hurt the party
was applicable TO him
Evening journal., 1910-10-31
QUEER CRITICISM.

IL EMAGOGUES and fakirs are in both parties
- Of Delaware, says our evening neighbor.
They are in control of the Republican organza-
ton, but they have been relegated to the rear
in the Democratic organization.
This is a funny assertion and doubtless some OF
the men at the head of the Republican organiza-
tions are surprised TO find themselves denounced
as demagogdes and fakirs. They have been called
about everything else but not that.
Who are the demagogues and fakrs who have
been relegated to the rear by the Democrats TO
be suppanted by sane and straight men? To be
sure Democratic voices that made the welkin ring
during the last campaign and in previous cam
pagnS and Democratic leaders who for years had
their grip the party organization in the
woods this year, but it is rather unkind to the
Bryan men and others who we're opposed to the
railroad Democrats to call them demagogues and
fakirs
We are inclined to think that our politics are
freer from demagogues and fakirs, whatever these
names may mean, than they ever were.
Evening journal., 1910-10-31
Voters Are Alive.
Milford Chroniclo

NliiOlu chronicle.
The registration of the voters OF
Delaware for the present campaign
has been completed, and from the re-
ports given out the total qualified to
vote this year is about the same in
number I'm both Kent and Sussex coun-
ties as at the last election. while in
New Castle county there has been
falling of of about twelve hundred
from the registration of two years ago.
This indicates that the voters of both
parties are alive to the interests at
stake, and will express their opinions
at the polls one week from next Tues
dag. From now on until the close of
the polls on election day there will be
more interest shown, and possibly a
few public meetings will be held, but
political meetings. of that character
will cut but little figure in this cam
paign; it will be the quiet discussions
and personal efforts of candidates to
get support as personal compliments,
and the private thinking over of the
points involved. which will bring the
results of this election.
Evening journal., 1910-10-31
MIBESSIE A80TTEfl

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.--Miss Bessie
Abbott, the Ysobel, of Mascagnis new
grand opera Of like title, is expected
in New York November 3, on the Ma
jestic Mascagni will follow on the
Kronprinzessin Cecilie. The scenery
and costumes have arrived from Milan
The announcements with regard to
the "Ysobep engagements at the
New theatre are now in the hands of
subscribers. All reservations must be
made by November 10. when seats un-
assigned will be offered at public sale
The evening prices will be from 81
to $40 and the matinee from 81 to So
Boxes win be $1O0 and $50 Rehears-
ais Of the opera commenced at La
Scala theatre, Milan, last month, and
they will be continued here. Mascagni
himself is to conduct at all perform
ances. This performance is due TO be
the sensation of the opera season.
Evening journal., 1910-10-31
Editorial Opinion
Feminine Dominnnce.

EtmluiNt UuU1lUtlltes
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
II is possible the Southern Ohio rec
tor who recently resigned his charge
has n strong liking for the views OF
st. Paul regarding the church and wo-
man. In his statement of grievances
furnished the local press this retiring
clergyman places the feminine inlu-
ence high on the list. He SAYS there
are good men on the vestry board of
the church, but they can only do what
the women deem best, certainly a dis
couraging state of affairs for a rector
who is called upon to deal directly
with his church officers.
1t may be this handicap that rouses
further rancor in the ministerial
breast He deprecates the fact that
some members of the congregation
entered the flock in order to raise their
social plane, and he speaks disparag-
ingly of the aristocratic exclusiveness
of mis- late charge. I'm short. he talks
like a man with a carefully Dursed
grievance.
Anyway there is nothing alarming in
the charge of feminine influence in
church affairs. II is something we have
all suspected Consequently we must
get the disgruntled preacher down as
an Individual who unhapply lacks the
diplomatic gift of conforming to con-
ditions over which he could exercise
no control.