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suggest the idea OF a glorifed Eo-cart
somewhere about 1867
The nrst official application 20 be al
lowed To manufacture rickshaNs was.
however. made IN 1870 They were soon
being turned out in hundreds and
thousands FOR the middle-class Japa-
ncsc found IL "a cheap and comfortable
way of travelling long or short dis
tancos, and there was an incNhaustible
supply NJ mon eager 20 turn themselves
into beasts Of burden iu order to earn
the high wages which the employment
brought them Curiously enough.
though elsewhere the thing Is called "a
rickshaW, in japan 70 generally goes by
the name OF jnriki
Both arc ahhoviltions Of tho real
word which is jinriki-sha. meaning ,lt-
orally "mau-povcr vehicle" that u.s.
a cart pulled by a man. Sometimes you
hear kuruma used as an equivalent
and that Is a Jspauing OF the Chinese
syllable sha. kuruma-yd ls a rlckshaw
pullcr, and YOU would call IL oUt iu
Japan when you wanted rlcilsnaw,
just as we called "hansom' % the
DAYS when the haHdsom had not been
driven on the ranks by the tsNicah.--
London Daily News.
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Originator OF SUN Fem IS
Power Behind Irish Leader

Especial Correspo ndence)
= ONION. June 9--When seeking
for the cause Of unrest I'm var
ious parts Of the world just now,
il is the fashion In newspap ers
to aIlude TO the power behind the
throne" in each respective country. and
now it appears that there turks behind
the throne " power upon which John
Redmond the Irish leader sits.
power" hitherto unperceived, in the
person Of Arthur Grimth, the origina.
tor Of the great Sim Fein movement
in Ireland
Some H. or IS years ago, Mr. Griffith.
on his return from a sojourn in South
Africa, placed his foot on the first step
of those which led him 20 his position
behind the throne" He founded a
newspaper called the United Irish
man" which preached, as its title de
notes. the union Of all Crceds and class
es of 1rishmeu against their common
enemy England All along he has
openly attacked the Irish Parliamen-
tary party. and In a series of articles In
his paper entitled THE Game OF Hum
bug accused them Of sinking the in
terssts OF ireland and furthering their
own After a while he altered the
name OF his paper 10 Sim Fem
which means ourselves"
BY this time he had attracted n
great deal ~ notice from his country
men. and was induced to take fur
ther step in his upward journey He
founded the National Council apd stat
ed clearly the terms Of the sisn Fem
Policy. These were chiefly:
Ito withdraw the Irish members
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selves Hence the present civil lists 81
Europe have no historical Justification,
ana urgently need q drastic cutting
down.
The cutting down is difficult. Every
state has its own way Of nNing the
sovereign's allowances In Norway IL
must he voted from year to year by
parliament In Austria II Is fixed for
successive terms OF 10 years. In Hol-
land. spain. SaNony and Wuertemberg'
the sovcrcign's income is fixed on his
accession 70 the throne and remains
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from Westminster and form council
! OF 800 Ina Dublin
To foster Irish industries.
3--To reduce taxation
Here IL was that Mr. Grinith and nj.
policy became most prominent. Meet
ings were held, enthusiasm spread
Ike wilddre and members were en-
rolled i'm great numbers every day.
And then. when they looked 10 their
leader 10 make a dash up the steps
and proclaim q revolution. they saw
him quietly taking a rest IN the land
ing. Besides enthusiasm for HIS cause.
Griffith also possessed foresight and
patience. He knew II was folly 10 at
tempt to upset a parliamentary sys-
tom Of 80 years, So he decided 10 wait
since then his progress has been slow
but sure ana at the general election.
d" had arrived At his position "behind
th"sthroUn.' He is extremely hostile 10
the budget. chiefly on account Of the
land taxes contained I'm H. which would
affcct the Irish small farmers-a not
uncomfortable portion OF his readers
He has declared that there is no hope
~ obtaining home rule from the Lib
cral Free Traders. and has suggested
an alliance with the Tariff Reformers:
he IS. In tact. q strong advocate for,
Protection for ireland
His last act was to pop hts head
round from behind the throne 10 in
form Mr. Redmond. it's occupant. that
Sim Fein would not Interfere with hin,
I'm any Wnv unless-and then came the
warning helped To- pass the bud
get and failed to get home rule. Then
IN" man in the BACKGROUND will step out
and with his large followlng. viii sweep
th" country from end to end
Arthur GrifHth doesn't look like this
AZ an. there's nothing Of the waiting
bulldog look about him He Is p man
NJ slender built and medium height
with a gentle "drea my face. N IL
when YOU come TO his chin that you
can find signs ~ his determination: ~
e. square NaDoleonlc feature found
on an men % action
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unaltcred until his death In Pruss' "a
Il Is determined by special law, which
remains In force for an Indefinite term
unless leglslativCly amended. OF al
monsrchs. the Czar who has the largest
civil list has IL best defended agaius.
thrifty democrats. When he issued bis
constitution in the shape of fundamenf-
al laws. he laid 10 down that the Dur,a
could not question his Ss,l79,7s7. n'.''
that any change In the amount cOulF
only be accomplished on his own in-
itiatlve. HAMILTON DAVIS.
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Norway o. the most democratic state
In Europe and being new state IL did
away with the principle OF highly paid
kingship Even the French republic
has TO allow IT, president 100000 n
year. but half of this rs for travelling
expenses and FOR entertainments That
The Nurwogians and French have a
right to be thrifty Is shown by the his
tory Of civil lists The original mean
ing Of civil list was "a budget out OF
which the sovereign In addition to sup.
porting himself had 10 pay largo mum
bers OF civil officials. When the num-
Der Of officials grew too great the kings
got rid u the responsibility OF paying
them, but kept the money for them
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Europe Pays Thirty-Three Millions
Year for MOnarchS.
Millions


HGeth and is
No One Know What He Savings.
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| II must feel like Warren Hastings
when lac Was asked TO help himself
10 the treasures OF Indian He must
be surprised as his own moderation"
FOR his ancestors required twice as
much. Friedrich wilhelm H. the Fat,
uf Prussia would not spend q penny
Of his own fortune, but in ~ years
took 100000 600 from the public for
his court mistresses and favorites.
Friedrich Wilhelm ~ was al the same
game when his antics were checked by
the lSiA revolution. The petty German
mouarChs OF the past We're even greed
ter, and did not shrink at hiring their
soldiers TO foreign rulers and pocket
ing the proceeds. In comparison with
these Wilhelm II may feel a virtuous,
moderate man, and can honestly com
plain that he Is underpaid.
Even today the other German SOW.
ereigns get much larger salaries in pro
portion TO the population which pays
them. The mad king OF Bavaria draws
S1,35O.710. The King OF SaXony who
lately boosted, II am a soldier and eat
black bread and onions" gets $3.50 900,
the king Of Wurtcmberg IL allowed
SJOi. 200 ami has separate subsidies for
his poor relations There are p other
sovereign states Ia the German EmIire,
and the rulers NJ all, except three free
cities, have palaces, poor relations,
ovor-masters-of- ccrmoly bodyguai ds
court ltlNlfI~ ana poets ana fltntu
cooks And their SUBJECTS mus, pay.
he Prince OF R"uss has no civil list
Another distinguished exception is
Prince Adulph Of SChaumburg- Lippo
who roigns over q state about the size
Of Greater Now York. In theory he is
the kaiscr's equal and ally. Prince
Adolph not only has no civil list. but
pays $4,000 a year out ~ his private
pocket 20 help the state finances
Altogether Germany's sovercigns
draw S9.25o. O00 q year IN salaries Tho
big states pay relatively least. Prussia
pays IFS king only % cents "a head
whereas SChwarzbourg Sonderhausen
pays its prince fi.75 head.
GTALY'S QUOTA
The king Of Italy comes behind the
kaiser HIS ,ivl list is $500 900 Next
came the late King Edward VII lie
was the hardest up OF an mona rchs.
and the worst paid, considering his
subjects wealth He got S. $50 900 Toy
himself and $3.50, 600 allowances for his
relations His civil list like the kais-
cr's represented the value OF properties
surrendered 90 the state King George
civil list l4 vet To- be fixed by parlia-
ment. hut u probably will be about the
same as his fathers The king or
spain is still worse IN. His income is
slSiO.COO The rest Of Europe's SOW.
ereign IAN into the paupor class.
I<lng ~ the Belgians ............ $4,000
kinE of Portugal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800. 900
Queen OF Holland ....... .......... 525.OOl
King Of SVeden........ ....,...... 36 800
King of Denmark ...........,.. $4,000
klnE of Norway ..........,..,.. l63.5oO
Nr..-,,..,. o. tho r,,yt J,rt,-r.ttfa et.t.
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Mr.. Advertiser Finds In the "News" n
Medium Through Which He Reach.
cs Prosperous Homes.
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the sale of said lands for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate.
 Given under our hands as creditors of said estate, on this 10th day of January, 1910.
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s. J. LANG & SON,
 A. J. LANG and
 E. A. ROSENEIAM co. By c. FLOYD HUFF, Atty. Ill 4w
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complications.

complications.
 The result is in every way delight ful for the entertainment moves at the speed of a racing auto and enough action for two music plays is crowded into the one.
 New York and Chicago held The American Idea all last season and lsliled Trixie Friganza, who heads the cast, as the greatest of American acting and singing comedians. Miss Friganza, who will be seen here in "The American Idea, is young wo- man who has been identified with comedy successes for the past ten years.
 She was featured in the old days at Weber and Fields and she has been a headliner in vaudeville No more versatile comdienne Is on the boards
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land county. Arkansas. belonging to said estate. to4wit:
 Part of lot f. block 59, of the city of Hot Springs. Arkansas, to-wit:
 Commencing at the S. E. corner Of said lot, thence along dividing line between lots and 5, said block 5s, in southwesterly direction, to south- .west corner of said lot I: thence along dividing line between lots 4 and T. said block g, and northerly direction, 20 feet; thence in straight line and easterly direction, to a point on the front or east line of said lot 1, at Nal yern avenue, 20 feet from southeast corner of lot 1, block 59; thence along said east line at Malvern avenue and southerly direction 20 feet to point of beginning.
 Said application will be made for
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today. Miss Friganza is supported by a carefully chosen cast. The leading male role is taken by Arthur Idpson, who plays the dashing French count who seeks Miss Friganza's hand and fortune.
 To Raymond Finlay Of the famous vaudeville team of Finlay and Burke, falls the unctuous part Of stephen Hustleford. a stranded American snowman in Paris. Others in the cast are Mark Hart and Tony Hart, who have uproarious roles; Hugh Mack, Dan Day, Robert Taber. Rose King,
 Beatrice Whitford. Myrtle Gilbert, Lot
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nThe Third penree.v

Henry B. Harris will offer at the Auditorium soon Charles Klein's lat est successful play, The Third Dc gree" which enjoys the distinction Of having lofty purpose and being a fit companion to his 'The Lion and the Mouse" Unlike the latter, The Third Degree" does not deal wholly with capital and love Rather is it
 more interesting recause of it's treat ment of the mysterious police third dcgree.p But the love story, as fas- cii ting and absorniag IS was that of Shirley Rossmore and Jefferson Ky der in "The Lion .anl the Mouse is in evidence with all the vigor and spirit of the Klein style.
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CREDIToRs' NOTICE OF REPLICA.
 TON FOR THE SALE OF LANDS
 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PAYING
 DEBTS OF THE ESTATE OF
 CHARLES VALENTINE, DEcEAs-
 ED.
 Notice is hereby given that the un- Gersigned as creditors of the estate of Charles Valentine, deceased, vii make application 10 the Garland pro- bate court on Satusdsy tne twelfth day of February, 1910. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, for an order directing Albert valen tine, as administrator of said estate 10 sell the following described real estate in the city of Hot Springs, Gar
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bigm usical extrayaganza, Vine Women and Song, at the Auditorium socn. has the vigacity, brightness and sheerfulness that belongs to things that are young. Miss Bonita's person ality and art is "a thing of beauty She has attracted the largest audienc- es for four hundred performances in New York city. winning their almi- ration and affection.
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AT THE AUDITORIUM
4The Amerlcan Idea' TonIaht.

"The American Idea" Tonight.
 When George M. Conan wrote and composed "The American Idea,' ae was after all records for speed in action and entertainment. He locat- ed crowd of interesting Americans in Paris and set them loose 10 invoive themselves in wonderful series of
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arhe Golden eIrI.n

For the leading roles, Mir Singer has engaged principals well known for their histrionic ability. The cast in- cludes such familiar names as Will Hard Curtiss, known from coast to coast for his inimitable deliniations of college boy characters; Marie Flynn, whose name is prominently Identified with leading stock compan- ies and operatic organizations! Chas. Horn, one of America's best character
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ie Burke. Edith Ross and Lola HI

lie Burke, Edith Ross and Lola Hill ton.
 The American Idea is exception Hsy righ inetasoihrdliA Ataoincmswyp ally rich in big singing and dancing numbers and among the lyrics are half dozen national hits. The chor- us numbers sixty and 1t is a busy chorus. the tempos being so fast that the young men and women are kept in a very riot of action.
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actors; Franklin Farnum, whose many leading roles with metropolitan pro auctions, make his name one to con- iure with, and Miss Davis, one of our most popular comediennes, assisted by many others. with chorus of fif- ty from Chicagois famous beauty chorus school, the Lasalle.
 The music has the catchy swing for which Joe Towards melodies are familiar with music loyem every where. Al the Auditorium soon.
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. II is a typical Conan entertainment with the throttle wide open and the grade down hill.
 The excellent attraction will be presented in this city at the Auditor ium Theater tonight and tomorrow night.
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Mrs. Dr. L. H. Fordham has return cd from Europe and opened offices n the Dugan-stuari Building, where she will be glad b sse her old patients.
 l ltl
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"Wine, Women and sone." Bonita, who appears here in the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-04
J. NJ. MoFFEITT is IN
JAIL WAITING TRIAL.

j.. VI. Moffeitt, father of Alfred Mof-
feitt, the young man h is
of throwing a wrench and causing the
death of the late Sylvanus Johnson.
was arrested at seven O'Clock Thurs
day evening at the southeastern edge
of town as he was coming to Roswell
bv Constable Jim Johnson and Fred
Higgins. of the mounted police. His
arrest was kept secret Friday and
Saturday to assist in h capture of
the son. who is still at large. J.. NJ.
Moffeitt's hearing was set for this
morning at ten O'Clock before Justice
Welter.
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WANTED:

WANTED:-A Dining GIRL
Mrs. Ella Davidson, 1l3 N. Richard
son.. 25te
Oasis ranch. 1tf.
WANTED An experienced dry
goods salesman for our Carlsbad
store. Apply at Morrison Bros. &
Co, Store. 25t2.
WANTED:-Position by young man
as book-keeper or will start as sales
man in any department best of ref
furnished. Address Box 633
City 24t3s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as nurse.-Mrs
r. Ortscheid, at Roswell Hotel t3".
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT;@5-room mouse, with
summer kitchen, city water. at 401
w. 18th st. Inquire 504 N. Lea "a.
FOR Rents unfurnished rooms
210 y. Pecos. 24t3S
FOR RENT nice rooms for room
er or light housekeeping, 100 N.
Main. e0tf.
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply II. w.
Mitchell, agent. S6tf.
FOR RENT:-Fine modern bungalow
never occupied. everything up-todate
Enquire of Maxwell at p. o. 1Stf.
FOR RENT:-A 4room house On N.
Hill-@$10. per nontl.-Title A.
Trust Co.
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CONFEDERATE CROSS
OF HONOR CONFERRED.

At a meeting of Valverde Camp,
United Confederate Veterans, at uhe
office of Judge j. T. Evans Saturday
afternoon, a committee from the
Daughters of the Confederacy, com
posed of Mesdanes Bette Mont
gomery, ]. Greenlee and r. L. Brad
ley, conferred the Southern Cross of
Honor upon a crowd of about twenty
of the old soldiers, placing on each
the bronze Southern Cross of Honor.
The camp discussed Instructions for
the delegates to the national meeting
in Mobile and concluded the day by
having n group picture taken of the
entire assembly of battle SCARED and
time worn soldiers of the Southland.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, cHAvEs
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO.
h First National Bank
of Colorado City, Colo
RADIO, Plaintiff.
VS.. No. 1892
James II. Bruce, ct al,
Defendants.
Special Masters saIe Under Mort
gage Foreclosure.
Whereas. the District Court of the
aforesaid County and Territory, did
on December 2Sth, 1909, by its Order
and Decree of foreclosure of that
date in the above entitled cause, Or
der and Decree the sale of the lands
and tenenents therein. which order
and Decree are recorded in Book III"
pages 1867 thereof in the records of
said District Court, and
Whereas, the undersigned was On
March 10th, 1910, by the aforesaid
District Court, appointed Special Mas
ter to sell the real estate in said Or
der and Decree described, now
Therefore, by virtue and authority
Of sad Decree and appointment and
in obedience to said Order, l. Page E.
Hudson, as such Special Master will.
on the +th day of May. 1910. sell at
Public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the South ooor
of the District Clerks ONCE, in the
City of Roswell. County and terrific
ry aforesaid, the real estate In said
Mortgage Foreclosure and Order of
sale described, as the South one-half
of Section Is, in Township No. IL
South of Range No. Is East Of N. N.
p. M. in Chaves County. New Mexico,
for the purpose of satisfying said
Judgment for s9.154.76. with accrued
interest, the costs of said suit and
this sale. Mon. IA
PAGE z. HUDSON,
X. Special Master.
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Mrs. w. A. Wilson and baby and
Mrs. Percy Evans left this morning
for Los Angeles, Calf, the former
for a visit with her parents. 20. and
Mrs. Ava r.. Page. formerly of this
city. and the latter for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs; J. w. Thomas. formerly
of his city.
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Classified "AdS.'

? 3 3 9 g g 8 9 @ 8 @ g @ Q @ .
. Cash for Small Ads. I"
: Small ads, under one dollar Z"
" must be paid in advance. We I"
" do this to avoid the keeping of I"
" many petty accounts. T"
A" RECORD PUB. co. /"
= Gs.S 9 9 8 9 9 q 9 9 g 9 @ d
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch Co.. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-Cheap, a second hand
WACO and harness. Address Box
63, Roswell
FOR SALE:-good work team on a
sy payments. Address Box 63. Ros-
Well.
FOR SALE or Trade Smith Premier
No. 2, typewriter, in first class con-
dition.-Inquire Byron o. Beau 21tf
FOR SALE:-The best bargain in
Roswell. Modern 7-room house. on
iy S225O.-Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-Wnite face milk cow
Cali at 21S E. stu street. 23t3*.
FOR SALE:-Naxwell touring car il
first class condition. two systems
for running. either by storage bat
terry or magnetic, Is desired. All
latest improvements, Engine pumps
the tires. Apply at Cummings Gar
age or 100 n. Richardson SC.
Haseltine. estes
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Major J.. W. Richards of I~ndianapo-
lis, Indiana is here for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.. s. Ham
ilton. He is Mrs. Hanilton's brother
and is on his way nome from a bust
ness trip to Mexico.
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Another New Laundry.

Roswell men who W. been work
ing for sixty days on a plan to start
4 new laundry in Roswell, state that
they will nave an announcement soon
70 the effect that another new bust
ness of this nature will be
started here this spring. Details will
be given in a few days.
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Little Louise. nine year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto G. Allen.
died 1T 500 Saturday morning at
their home at sos North Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. . She was brought here q
FEW weeks ago from Marion, Ind.
seeking cure of tuberculosis. The
pody was shipped Sunday to tae old
nome. accompanied by the parents.
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Mrs. Mary CasbuTn and Mrs. Mar
guerite ReahHrn left this morning for
their homes in Carthage, Ill, after
spending the winter with their son
and daughter. respectively, DIR. and
Mrs. r. l.. CasbuIn, of North Richard
son venue
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PROPOSALS FOR COURT


Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of County Commission.
ers of Chaves County. New Mexico.
up to IL O'Clock noon 9th day of April
$40 for the construction of a County
Court House and Jair to be construct.
ed at Roswell, New Mexico. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the Of
fee of the Architects, I. n. e. w. NJ.
Rapp Co., Santa Fe, New Mexico and
Trinidad, Colorado. Also at the Office
Of the County Commissioners at Ros-
well, New Mexico.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners,
w. NJ. Atkinson,
Chairman
Roswell, N. M, Mcl. 5, 1910.
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c. c. Hill left tais morning for Ac-
me to look after his duties as count
school superintendent.
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Harry Greengard left Sunday NOR
ming for his home in Chicago. having
been here n last August visiting
his sister. Mrs. Arnold Morrison
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Notice to Gun Club.

There will be a meeting of the Gun
Club Wednesday afternoon at three
O'Clock at the American National
Bank. Business of Importance to all
members. a. Williams. Secty.
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John T. Mcclure went to Carlsbad
Sunday night to attend the opening
of court this morning.
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Frank Divers. G.. r. Triton and Gus
Wis returned Saturday night from a
trip to Campbell, where uney we're
skipping cattle to Texas
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Homer Wilder and viii c. Breed
ing came up from Lakewood this nor
ming to spend the day.
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A fine shower fell Friday night at
Dexter and south to Hagerman, cen
terinl and being heaviest at Green
field.