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'ii tnt 'hTNtli VIII TlSo ~ ~ VIZ
other evenings ut s o'clock.
William Gillette 10 tho Empire
Theatre on Monday evening for II fare
well season In his best known plays.
The hrst week will bo devoted to "Sher-
lock Holiness the second TO Tine Pri-
vato Secretary" tho third to Secret
Service and the fourth to n play which
will bo announced later.
Albert Chevalier, tho English char
aCter acto.. viii appear at tho Hackett
Theatre. beginning Tuesday evening. In
Daddy Dufard." written by himself
and Lechmsre Worrall. Tho characters
are mainly men ana women Of thr Eng
lish music halls. Chevalier will play
Daddy. an old-timo French actor. but
Will discard tho character In u music
hall scene which gives him an oppor-
tunlty to Introduce somo of his famous
character REGULATIONS and patter songs.
"1he Aviator" comes to the Aston
Theatre on Tuesday night. james Mont
goniery Is the author of tho farce.
which deals with a young man who
has written "A book called The Avia-
tor" wherein he describes a thrilling
flight. This IL believed to be his own
experience. and finally. In order TO win
his sweetheart. he Is compelled to make
a flight. 4 real a%eroplanc In used In
this scene. Wallace tddinger will ap-
pear In the title role, and other parts
viii b.. taken by Christine Norman.
Emily Lytton. OLA Waldrop. Frederick
Paulding, Edward Begley. Jack Dever-
.aux and RoDprt COuuess,
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Public Service Commission TO
Hand Them Over Early
Next Week.
READY TO DIG AT ONCE.
. Matter Put Up to Board of Es-
innate, With 100000
Available.

It was reported this afternoon on eN-
cellent authority ihat the Public Ser
vice Commission has decided to send to
the Board Ok Estimate and Apportlon-
ment on Monday o. Tuesday contracts
for at least nine ~ the Twenty-Five
loves: Bidders roi the Tribcrough sub
way VINO submitted their offers Oct. :,
last. This action. Il Is understood. will
he the commissions answer to the action
OF tao New York Chamber OF Commerce
and the Merchants Association In app
pointing , committee ~ thirty to 'crys-
tslflze purlic sentiment in favor OF some
definite solution OF the problem
phe pUblit Service Commission has
spent three years laying out the Tri-
borough subway. During that period
the best engineering talent has been
employed In preparing for tho new in
dependent subway system. Its five
members do not propose to permit any
sleyenth-hour Interference which. they
are of the opinion, emanates from the
intcrborouyh Rapid Transit Company.
operating the present subway.
Here are the sections OF the Tribor-
ough which the Commission is report
ed to have ready to place in the hands
Of the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
comment for approval, as required by
law:
Route S (eroadway-Lexinoton Ave.)
See. Contractor. loves bid.
s-Bradley Contracting Co.. 81, 36a. tsA.2o
S-Bradley Contracting Co... 2,447 ,4I9.7O
1O-Bradley Contracting Co.. 3.253.0I2.hC
1i-Bradiey Contracting Co.. S.132,l95.Oa
1f-Oscar Daniels Comm. 2,S25. 1904
13-Bradley Contracting Co.. 4,07l 1850
l4-Arthur McMullen.......... +.s23.6l3.S 30
la-Hagerty-Drummond Co... $3.50, l29.7 Is
Route 9 (eroadway-Lafayette Ave.)
Sec. Contractor. Lowest bid
3-walter II. Gahagan........$2.s sl, s92. so
Even Mayor Gaynor admits that $751;
900, 900 Is available for subways this year..
n the total OF the foregoing bids Is
considerably under hat sum-. For that
reason. argue the advocates of the Tri-
borough subway, the Board OF Estimate
ana Appor,ionment cannot hold up the
contracts with the claim that sufficient
money Is not available.
With respect to routes. the part OF the
Trlborough covered by contracts for Sec
tons s.to Is. inclusive OF Route 8. Is that
portion OF the Triborough north OF
Forty-second street. Inasmuch as the
~Interborough Rapid Transit Company
itself desires to have the city extend Its
present monopoly for this precise local
lily, there can hardly be any just objec-
ton raised by the adherents Of that COM
pany to the city starting 10 dig at once
this particular portion OF the Broadway
Lexington route.
No Question Of Operation.
~ 80 1.4,t.a tha
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DAUGHTER GAVE HER POISON.
Deadly Package on Table Mistaken
for Mothers Medicine.

Mrs. Mary ~Ponkowitz, s~ixty-three, OF
Decker avenue, L~inoleumvllle, S. l..
was taken violently III last night and a
doctor was called, lie found that she
was suffering from poison.
Two hours previously a daughter had
administered what she thought was a
solution of ~licorice powder The doctor
found or a table and alongside the
package of l~icorice powder, and done
up In the same manner, a paper con
tanning hellebore.
Mrs. Ponkowitz was taken to st. Vim
cents Hospital at Livingston.
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Bernhard in "LAiglon"
for Her Opening Play

French Actress Comes
to the Globe Theatre for
Three Weeks Engagement
Olga NetherSole Appears
at the New Theatre in Mae
terlinck's Latest Play, "Mary
Magdalene" - Sothern and
Marlowe to lnaugurate
Shakespearian Season With
"Macbeth' - William Gill
lette VIII Make Farewell APP
pearance in His Best Plays
Albert Chevalier VIII Intro
duce Daddy Dufard"-
"The Aviator an Aeroplane
Farce.
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Y. VI. G.. A. wrestling Bouts.

The annual amateur wrestling tour
nament OF the Harlem Y. NJ. C, A. Will
be held his evening at No . West one
Hundred and Twenty-hfth street. There
are difty-eight entries, This VIII neces'
state the bouts commencing at 40.
Among the contestants are Lightweight
Champion Peterson, F1eischer, Rug
G~Sio Bauers and some Of the best anna"
taue xx>Gtlsrnr n. TIA Ht1Xa
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After Four Years of Hard
Luck She Sees Better
Times Coming, in Spite
of Enemies Who We're
Once Friends.
Actress Announces That
She WiU Play Comedy
Ne1t-.'I Am Crazy TO
Play Comedy" She
ConfeSSes.
BY CHARLES

by NI.GS ia NV ON.
That's what Mrs.
r. leslie Carter talked about his
che eat with her elbows on
her Knee, ard her chin in her hands
and stared at the red in the carpet
Of her dressing room.
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AWAITING the Riuht PIav

Mrs, Carter. the woman, aid not give
way to Mrs. Carter, the actress, until
she declared
Il know that I am stlll to do the
~greAtes work OF my life. You shall
see! Just wait til tAe right sort OF play
comes along. or course you know tEai
looking Cor a good play Is ike trying TO
find "A great city hat is entirely new,
I've had four years OF very fard luck,
but I'm not discouraged, | had sister
Beatrice when | produced 'Kassa, and
put on 'Kassa' because JOGn Luther
Long was the only friend that stood oy
me in my troubles. / might nave done
better with sister Beatrice out I've no
regrets. People say | know nothing
about money, and 10 doubt they're right.
leave knows I've let a lot OF II get
away from me! But | don't care about
money. ! feel sure my present play Will
prove a big money maker, but | never
look at a play through the box oifice
window. II was not because | believed II
would be a financial success that | came
back to New York in Two Women The
play appealed 20 me and, thong. yoG
may not agree with me because you
think Xaza my greatest work, am sat
lshed that / am doing the best work OF
my life In this play. Now what have
you TO say
That American ~plsywrights are max.
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r II II
umbago

Railways Ready Kelici should be- wei,
rubbed over n large surface until a glow
is produced. with u burning sensation.
Few cases require the Roadway Pills.
Some do. when a dose ON retiring should
be taken.
Ask for RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF and he sure you get what you
ask for.
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lie never los, his interest IN he sea.
ana was commudure OF W. yachi cluna.
the Atlantic ana the L~archnionl He
and John q. Moore owned tnt schooner
Sacheni, which won the Goeiet Cup
twice.
MIR. Adams. was or the
Atlantic Yaca, club III 1898 ana 1899.
Mrs. MaudG WItherDee Adams 20. an
iuterloculory aecrce OF divorce from
Frederick ~TnOmpson Adams AT Kings
ton in 1906, but before IL was MAD, FINAL
she applied 10 Supreme COurI Justice
Belts TO disElisS tho proceedings, saying
she a changed ner mind ana that she
had concludes divorce was an evil. the
proceedings we're dismissed. the Court
TO change her nina. MI. Adams, as
sertlng tnat there mad been no grounds.
had decided 10 accept the flnal decree
withou; objection
Funeral VIII Be Private.
Mrs. Adam. was Miss Maude Wi,ner-
bee OF scarborough. Mass. They were
married In 1885 and had no children. Mr..
Adams once had three summer homes on
the HUDSON. the most stated o. wnich
was AZ Highland.
The Rev. Richard Golden Of ST. iOhn's
Episcopal Church will have charge Of
the funeral services. which viii be pri-
vate Burial win be In the ancestral
buryins ground OF the Adams farm At
CoXsackie. y. Y.
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Easier With "Mr. Dave"

An but that's because you are a
man. argued Mrs. Carter. ~ ma can
40 what lac likes, but Il woman can 90
very little uniess she has friends VIM
are ready 10 stapd by heI. When ! WAS
win Mr.. Dave allowances were MADE Tor
everything. because hAs Trends we're my
friends. II there happened 10 T.. IA hllcii
OF any KIND AT an opening performance
IL was uS crooked Everything Mas
sinoothed over, the Nay to success Mas
made easy. But sIppose anything heG
gone wrung win my Play Oh Tuesday
night, what then: !, wou!d nave Ueei1
ruined. Oh, yes, II wOulu, she declared.
raising a protesting Aana. Il realized
that on,y too well, TOT / new that PEG
PIE who were once willing 10 make e"-
, cuses for any shortcomings Oh my parl
would be only too fesdy 10 say thal :
could do nothing without the guldiiS
hand OF EriascO 10 direct me-, They had
said VI before and ,he! would say II
again II they got the caance. way
Because they are devoted 10 Be!aseo'
Il. TOO, was devoted To LIm tor seven
teen years. fee no bitterness to"hiu
Linn. We quarrclled and brok. WIZ
each other, tina Is all, and slnc. 'hh'
time | have not crossed the thIesho'l
OF one Of his theatres ! have not seen
II single one Of his productions, But
seventeen years Is IA long uine-to a
woman. You must remember that lpnH
before | went on the stage ! worked
and shaved for Mr.. pave, Don't think
I've forgotten that he did a Urea, deaI
for me. I've not But II hurts wAe'
-.,l 49, nm Az YAtlann Vl.tlnnf MN
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
QUEENS.
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MEMBERS OF CAIRO
MOB GO TO JAIL

Cairo, ILL.,. Feb. 19.-Surrounded
by a hundred infantrymen, twelve
convicted prisoners who were sen
fenced yesterday by Judge Butler to
varying terms in the Chester prison.
were hurried to the depot and out OF
town this morning at five O'Clock aud
taken to prison.
Among the prisoners was John
Pratt. the negro purse-snatcher, whose
arrest resulted in an attempt to force
The Jail and lynch MIN yesterday
morning, when one member of the
mob was killed and four wounded.
Few people knew of the departure
II the prisoners and there was no
demon nstration
Last night passed quietly. but the
officials are apprehensive of trouble
tonight as thousands of laboring men
will be at liberty after noon today.
The feeling against negroes is bit
ter and this feeling is being aggEa-
rated by the fact that the larger
number OF the deputies who fred or
ahe mob were negroes. The streets
are being patrolled by the militia
and crowds are not allowed to gath
er. The saloons remain closed.
A Negro Fiend in Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 19.-William
Jackson, the 3S years old negro jani-
tor, who, last night, confessed to hav-
ing assaulted five young white girls.
was taken before the grand jury to
day. Prosecutor Conkling has pronis-
ed ne will be tried Immediately.
Coming SO close upon the hanging
here of February eigtA, OF two ne
sroes for assaulting white women. the
feeling against Jackson is intense,
hut there has been no public demon
stration so far.
Jackson said last night that he had
bought roller skates and candy for
mis- child victims to induce them to
enter his noon.
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CLOVIS TO HAVE A
RAILROAD BALL TEAM.

The Clovis baseball club will be a
factor in brush league baseball this
season, enough speedy ball players
having already been signed up to
form the nucleus of a first class ag-
gregation. ii. Fl. Herley. an entAus-
iastic ball fan, has been elected man
ager of the team and is comnunicat-
ing with various clubs throughout the
territory in an effort to arrange a
schedule that will keep the club busy
every Sunday from April to October
Manager Dan Padilla, of the Albu
querque Grays has received a letter
from MT. Harley asking for games
with the locals and it is quite likely
that articles will be signed up for a
series. 1t is planned TO have the Clo-
Wis team composed mostly of Santa
Fe railroad employees and the cooper
alton OF the Santa Fe will be asked
to transfer ball players from differ
ent parts of the system to play on the
aggreeation.-Albuq Journal
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CONGRESS MAY PAY
SANTA FE COUNTY DEBT

Washington. Feb. 19.-Oficials of
the Territory of New Mexico and rep
resentatives of the people who hold
bonds issued by the Territory and
its counties, will be given a hearing
before the Senate Committee which
is considering the statehood bills.
Amendments were suggested, pro-
viding that the proposed State of New
Mexico shall take over the debts of
Santa Fe county, amounting to more
than a million of dollars. and con-
sisting chiefly OF railroad aid bonds.
Most of these bonds were voted in
1879 and the principal and interest
remain unpaid. The issuance of the
bonds was justified by the New Mex
leo delegation on the ground that
they were necessary to induce rail-
roads to develop that section, and it
was stated that they were issued in
the spirit in which the United States
government gave aid in building the
transcontinental lines.
The proposed State of New Mexico
also wants, in addition to bequests of
public lands for school purposes,
three million acres to be used in pay
ing out the Territorial debt.
No action was taken by the com
mittee but the indications are that
provision will be made for the pay
ment of the Santa Fe county bonds
at least
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KILLED HIS THREE YOUNG
CHILDREN AND HIMSELF

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 19.-George
stephens, a son of a prominent mine
operator. today shot and killed his
three little children. snot and fatal
iy wounded their colored nurse and
then killed himself
stephens wife died about fifteen
months ago. He was 80 years old and
a railroad engineer.
This morning Stephens entered the
room where the old negro nurse sat
with the youngest child Jamie. Is
nonths old. in her lap, and pulling a
pistol he sent a bullet thr Ough the
child's head. the bullet passing thru
and striking the nurse in the head.
inGicting a dangerous wound. He next
killed his two little daughters, Mary
and Elizabeth, aged seven and
Blanche. aged four. and then shot
nimself
stephens left a note. saying:
Il an to blame for it ALL"
DefauIter commite Suicide.
Logansport. Ind. Feb. 19.-The bo
dy of John r. Johnson, former pres
ident of the State National bank, OF
this city. was found floating in the
Wabash river today.
Johnson had served six years in
prison, following a confession that
he had embezZled $550,000 OF the
ranks funds. Recently he has been
n grain broker. IT Is presumed that
he committed suicide.
Two months ago Johnson lost hea-
'ly in wleat ana sold his home to pa,
his debts. Since that time he has
been despcndent. johnson was always
fascinated by the fluctuations of the
wheat market. At the time OF his
trial In 1897 for enbezzlenent. he
testified that IL the bank examiner
had given him one more day of grace
he could have made a great fortune
in wheat. At that time Johnson held
a large line of wheat which had been
going down steadily. The day after
the bank examiner discovered the
deficit wheat went soaring but 1t was
too late for johnson. johnson said his
father left a deficit of 5000. 900 wher
he retired from the bank and he
gambled in the hope of recovering
this.
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BOTH ARMS AMPUTATED
RESULT OF EXPLOSION.

Pecos, Tex, Feb. 16.-The condi-
tion of Arch Cheatam, Who was bad
v injured in the explosion of dyna-
mite at Arno twenty miles north of
Pecos. is reported as improved. He
was 50 badly injured that the attend
ing physicians amputated both his
arms above the wrist and ne had one
eye seriously hurt by particles of
rock. Andy Meyer who was injured
at the same time, IS still in a very
critical condition and the attending
physician thinks le will lose the sight
Of beth eyes. The men were engag-
ed in blasting rock for the main ca
nal for the Arno Cooperative Irriga-
tion Company. Upon failure OF
ca arge to explode IL was intended to
clean the hole, and while thus engag
cd the explosion came, with the
above results. The canal forem an
who was directing the work was
slightly hurt about the face and eyes
by particles of flying rock.
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PEcos WATER TO GIVE
POWER FOR ALBUQUERQUE

santa re. N. NJ, Feb. 16.-TerV1tor-
ial Engineer Vernon l. Sullivan to
day approved the application of En-
gineer Ernest II. Fischer of Albu-
querque. formerly of Santa Fe for a
large power proposition on the Upper
Peeos and its tributary, the Mora
Just due east of Santa Fe about TWEEN
ty-fve miles. A maximum appropria'
tion OF $50 second feet Is granted To
develop 5000 horsepower at a cost
Of $50, 900 to supply Las Vegas San
In Fe and Albuquerque with electric
power by means OF high voltage trans
rnissicn lines. The application is
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Blizzard Stops Flowing.

Vaughn, N. NJ, Feb. 17.-The
worst blizzard of the season is ragin g
here now. Many had commenced
plowing and fencing their claims, but
the intense cold has stopped that. as
well as the building improvements
lately commenced.
Judge Spencer Hardie has just
commenced taking the census and
Vaugnn knows she has twelve hund-
red souls.
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A CHANCE AMONG MANY

FOR SALE AT A 5ARGAlN:-A
FIRST CLASS MODERN RESIDENCE
WITH ALL MODERN CONVENIENT
cES. COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
WELL LOCATED ONE BLOCK OFF
MAIN ST. OWNER LEAVING CITY.
ADDRESS C. o. g., care RECORD.
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ELKs HAVE JOLLiEsT
PARTY OF THE SEASON.

A small crowd was ouIt to the Elk
dancing party last night. the attend
ance being cut no doubt on account
Of otner attractions. but the crowd
was characterized more by its con
zeniality than its size. Without a
doubt. it was the jolliest party OF the
winter at this club. Piano and drums
were the pieces of the orchestra and
the music could not be beaten. The
dancing was continued until IL: 80
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Loeal Report, Observation Taken
G.0O = my

Roswell, N. NJ, Feb. 19.-Tempera-
ture. max. 81. Min. 20; mean. 81; pre-
cipitation, o: wind. dir. w. veloc. 2.
Weather. partly cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight partly cloudy and warmer
Sunday fair
Comparative temperature data, ex-
tremes this date last wear max. 73:
-nin. 26; extremes this date 16 years.
record. ak. 73. 1909; min. 9. 1905.
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{ AoETs coTiLLIoN CLUB
GIVES A BIG PARTY.

K large crowd was out to the dane
: party of the Cadets Cotillion
lb at the gymnasium Of the Mill
ia y Institute last night. There were
a lumber OF young men from Roswell
as invited guests, additional to the
:ne1 1hership of the club. and taeir
LADY friends. The Norvell orchestra
furn shed their usual high grade
music, and the dancing was carried
on enthusiastically until a half hour
after midnight.
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No. 244 and is in lieu of an earlier
application withdrawn by Mr.. Fisoa-
er The grant is subject to prior
rights of J. p. Conno- of this city.
Mr.. Fischer was formerly stationed
at Cimztrron and has filings on a num-
Der of power propositions in the ter
ritory. including one on the Nambe,
and it is certain that actual construc-
ton work will he begun on them
within a short time
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HOPE FOR
T|LLMAN

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Till
man, who is suffering from paralysis
was reported this morning to have
passed a fairly quiet night and to
be much better than last evening.
The Senator has been unconscious
for hours. however. and even should
ne recover, and there is a chance,
he will have lost the power of speech.
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FIGHTING IN NICARAGUA;
THE INSURGENTS RETIRE.

Managua, Mic, Feb. 19.-TAe tele-
graph operator with the government
forces notified General Toledo today
that the fighting at st. Vincent ceas-
ed at five O'Clock yesterday after
noon. when the insurgents retired in
the direction of Santo Tomas.
United States consul Olivares, who
has returned from the Matagalpa dis
trict estimates the casualties in the
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FOUR MORE BODIES TAKEN
FROM ST. PAUL MINE

Cherry, H., Feb 19.-Foar more
bodies were taken from the St. Paul
mine today. This makes the total re
covered 126 since the disaster ON
November 18th. IL is estimated that
172 bodies are jet to be found.
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Phones 65 and "A 215 NORTH Main St
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Real Estate, Life and Fire Insurance
Brokers.
A business house and lot next to
Grand Central Hotel to sell at a sac
rifce. $50 acres within a mile of
town, $50 per acre and guaranteed
within the artesian belt. One half
block e. lots) a stones throw from
school house price this week $1,000.
Every DAY is bargain day with US.
ASK PARSONS HE KNOWS
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and the fact that the last number OF
the program, except Home, Sweet
Home" continued through the agen-
cy of encores for twenty-five minutes
shows the enthusiasm that was incl
dent to the good time all were hay
irg
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The Wcol Market.

st. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 19.-Wool un-
changed. Territory and western med
iurns. 25H2s: fine mediums. 21a "a !;
fine, 1901.
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Notice..

There will be a Martha Washing
ton tea at the home OF Mrs. C.. "A.
Norvell next Wednesday afternoon
and evening. given by the ladies Of
the Southern Presbyterian church.
The public is cordially invited. A sfl-
yer Offering will be taken 99t3
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He may taink that ne does not
heed your goods,"-Show him that he
does by persistent advertising In
THE DAILY RECORD.
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Let the Chaves County Abstract Co.
make your title perfect. This com
pany nas one of the best sets of books
In the county. 1876
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Silled and seventy wounded. Nearly
every house In Matagalpa was struck
by Maxim shots.
The loss to the Americans is chief
ly in the matter of cattle and horses
killed or requisitioned.
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Notice of sale Real Estate.

The trustees OF Damon Lodge No.
Is, X. of p. will receive sealed bids
on sale of one lot on Main Street In
Block and lot 3, Taurbers Add. un-
til Feb. "a, 1910.
Address all bids to p. o. Box AL.
Trustees reserve the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
l2t. Trustees Of X. OF p.