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lG.. F1eece. the Wildwood telephone
nan. WAS In town today with party
a. lrtonds I'm IN auto.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-25
wANTED-PEANUTS

We want a lot Of green peanuts LOT
the store. Will pay the market price
for them S. A. Moses & Brother.
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Tonic in qualify and action. quick In
results. For IA1kache. headache, dig
xsness. nervouSuAss, urinary trregul-
aritfes and rheumatism. Sold by the
Court Pharmacy.
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A11ro,sonrLE FOR SALE

Model II, Buick, 1910. Fully equip
ned. But little used. viii sell Tor spot
cash or on time. Apply to EDWARD
Tucker. o-U'
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1 HANDSOME STOCK
OF WALL r

have now in stock at my office q
large and we'll selected line OF hand
some wall paper in the very latest
patterns. Call and see the paper.
also have a competent. skilled man &C
hand the paper. II desired.
+. w. Ditto.
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4 MODEL DAIRY FARn

D3SSy hDt0IeDso - d
IN SIOIo~ e (,
knowing something aoou. 80. b
Marion county ny MS vlsNs .
uection. he thought ne Would Ieo n
from the ROAD ana 90 10 ~" Ii
Marion. He found nis pIesen' 49, q
Avai1able- He purchases tue 1870 Z
some 200 acres. ana since na
several hundred acres TO IT.
trats our remark aoou1 sra
vslopmsnt ana INDUSTRIES oo ~. ~"
In day. We nee0 OuI - ,
Whttworth imported loO superb.
ssy cows from Tennessee. ne AooA0
the ne1d over and thought the pTos
poets good to make success u 'ne
business. He nad up-'o-oo 100
the business. ne st.eu =.
none before nA0 oeen -..r
Marion. He built COW sneds Win con
crete noors ana scIeeneu lne
and with q Liberal supply VI 49,
drawn automatically from Lake Haw
tha.- he had sanitation reauceo -
ence. the people were so" - 49,
this hygienic va!ue. Out :. I'M -. =. . ,.a-s
out while All tnis vas 80
OF dairy cows tooA l"o ti.N
Is per cent. OF tne" ui.u 90.
indeed DioW tnat "ouu 49,. :.
prostTated the average .nves.'
made Mr. WnitWorsn tne
mined 20 outnve .ne . .h.,-,,
fell AIM ana nsvi"s .0 -.
ANA practice' tnat onIy ea 49,,
low the FEVER nne we're l ). ~.
the teveF NO :. 49,, ,,,,Ir
mediate pTesen' nv 49, 80 ~ ars,st-
cows. WaS so" $50
ency ana oeterm'n.'ion ~ 80 e. r.u,-
~, gior1ousiy' ZOE "ow
nAnt
several hundred heao o1 As n"e -
promising neifers as you eau s
the state OF SiorioA anu W. aea,,-
neeo are "As. A.
~ pasture neAo VI .ne ~
the yearhngs ana sprihs v
business mss grown Until
Whitworth NOT oniy supp.,es "e .o
trade out mas evening" .NIs . =.
verted into cream anu mus
sale IN JacksonviiIe. Iao Ae1ps s
stock IN sp.enolo conuI. -. -
fed 70 the h"it' oue no1
\ suit. ne ooes noI Ano~ NV -
cattle are ano AZ klso N "
tent OF their care1ui Ieeolns. ns pas-
ture nsIds are supp'se 81,
large sorghum panos' 49, =,
grow ieeo % t"ey ro.1'o w 80.
December. Ar. Wnl."ofn mo-
breeds nne Jersey calves W. - 81"
ms half oozen AZ nhe .noi
colts. from SIX months " Aoul
can Do foond IN tne co"Hon~ 49,.
saao 10 our compH'nenes :.
that - gooo stocA cou'u 70
Florida ~ any otner pA1. u eA.s 49,
Try. II was simply matte. -
attention sno Dreeo. ms cnicn :.
was nlled with Wnite Aesnorns' 1s"ou
Island Heos ana = 1.ncy 49,
DUCKS. wnAe % the uIsen o a.
evidences OF TURKEY =.
roysd InsnAssiv"s u.n - n
Kor christmas anu 80" :
Whitworth - sTe.e
our county Hsir Anu sNes n's
inteliecto3i ano mAte!iai supp -,
never leaves IL Wnnou' 40" D1o -.
oons Tor mas nne leu D -.
oeautiIua Colts. oou s !.
about AiaWatnA Lo' occopy Ane =
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It's guaranteed to cure malaria
chills, fever. cold and lagripps. Guar
anteed to cure q cold In one night. Ia
grippe in three nights. Takes the
place Of calomel. Your money back II
it does not. For sale at all hrst-ciass
drugStOreS.
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10000 Reward for = FIOr,dlan Is.s
Has Never Heard OF
PLANKsS CHILL TONIC
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-09

Ing the approach of the officers OF
arms.
The City Marshal challenged the
approach ers wita the cry. Halt, who
goes there"
The reply, Officers OF arms who
demand entrance to the city to pro
claim his royal -naiesty's accession .
came from the pursuivant
The Lord Mayor having given per
mission a dI agoon stepped across the
boundary and handed the chief mag
istrarc and priyy councillors an order
that the proclamation be made.
The Lord Mayor then alighted from
his carriage and read the proclasma-
ton and declared, Our high and
mighty prince. George, has now be-
come OUR lawful and righteous liege
lord George "" following the words
with the cry. God Save the king"
The words were caught up by the
crowd and swelled to a mighty Choir
us that filled the Strand and Fleet
street.
The ceremony was repeated at
Chancery Lane.
II was officiallv announced that the
funeral of King Edward will take
place Nav Goth.
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MRS. HYDE
TESTIF|tS

Kansas City, Mo-, May 9.-From the
lips of Mrs. Z. c. Hyde the jurors III
Ger husbands trial for murder today
heard her story of the Swope TRACE
dy. Mrs. HYDE made pitiable spec
tacle for a few minutes, but finally
she ceased snbbing and was able to
proceed with her testimony.
TIE Snost salient features of her
testimony were her declarations that
Dr. Twy.nan adjusted the string which
storpeu the flow of blood from Moss
lIunton's arm whea he was bled for
relief from apoplexy; that she did not
request her husband to stop bleeding
aim: that Colonel Swope never cried
odt on his death he'd that he wished
he had never taken the medicine DIR.
Hyde gave him. She said the million
aires symptoms We're eltirely differ
ent from those described bv tle nurs
cs: that the remedies of Jordan. the
yarb man, were used by CArisman
Swope until a few days before his
death She said she ate of the candy
DIR. Hyde gave the Swope children and
il did not make ler i'll.
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ness. from which he obtained tempo
rary relief through an operation last
Su.rnssr. His last immediate illness
lated from the first day of May.
The body was brought to Roswell
Satur lay night, reaching here Sunday
N orning. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
from the Dilley parlors. The Odd
Fellows. Modern WoOdmen of A
nerica and Uaioa Carpenters will at
tend the service in a body. the de-
ceased having been a member of
these fraLernities. Tie members of
all the organizations mentioned are
TO meet at the |. o. o. F. hal at one
o'clock. Toe Odd Fellows will be in
charge OF the service at the funeral
parlors and the Woodmen will take
charge at the grave.
phe deceased was A years old and
came .ere with Mrs. Wisner from
Billings. Nebraska. He was proni-
uent among Hhe carpenters of Ros-
well until his health forced him to
quit active work. Many friends re-
gret his death
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"eos" SMITHS LECTURE
WAS OF MUCH MERIT.

The lecture of Robert o. Smith, bet
ter known in the dramatic world as
''Rob" Smith. given Saturday even
ing al the Armory under the auspices
of the Ladis' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist cqufch. was attended by very
s-rall crowd, the current commence
ment and other rival events being
strong against the affair as Al attrac
ton to the multitude. The lecture
was highly meritorious. The speak
er In more OF a hlmorist than a lee
tiirer and his evening was devoted
largely to representation OF the works
of the great literary funmakers of
America The lecture was well wo-td
going to hear and all who attended
were glad they had come out. From
here Mr.. Smith went to Texico this
morning. Although a success other
wise, the attraction was not so finan-
ciaiiy.
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of the factory, two feet thick.
The crowd was moved down as by
artillery fire. One man standing in
front of his cottage a quarter of
mile away was killed.
Two deaf and dumb sisters were
killed at their supper table. while
their parents were uninjured. by half
ton bouide- which had been hurled
nearly half a mile.
Every window in Hull was broken.
while glass was broken in every part
of Ottawa. Rideau Hall, the official
residence of the Governor General.
TWO miles from the explosion, lost ev-
sry window and two chimnevs came
down. Earl Grey and his entire house
hold sought safety in the open.
The heads of every statue in the
Church of the Holy RedeeTner were
shaken OF, while the bodies remained
standing.
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s. Prayer. w. T. Wells. J. C. Ha=nil-
ton and l.. X. McGaffey. This com
mittee, and a few other progressive
spirits of the club met with Acting
President Mcclure at the Club roorns
at four O'Clock Friday evening and de-
cfded that 1t would be necessary to
raise some money for needed expense
of the committee. Clark d. Dilley,
Joan T. Mcclure and l. X McGaffey
were named a subcommittee to col
lect fund for work. The business
men gave literally to the cause, so
far az the committee went; and those
not called upon will be visited later
by the committee. The new commit
tee will watch II moves made by the
new railroad and do everything in its
power to hand the road for Roswell
and the Pecos valley. Another sub
was named to kee p In i'm
mediate touch with tde Quanah road
OF George NJ. Slaughter and
w. T. Wells.
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The Kansas City stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo. May 9.-Cattle
receipts, 5000. including 1,20O south
erns. Market 10 to Is cents higher
Native steers. 6.25Gs-25; southern
steers. 5.25m so: southern cows. 3.
50G 600: native cows and heifers. 3.
50G T.50; stockers and feeders, 4-00T
6.65: bulls. 4.00GIe.50; calves. 3.75G
$50: western steers. 5.75@7.75: west
ern CONS, 4.OO66.50.
Hog receipts. 5000. Market steady
TO > cents higher Bulk of sales, 500
19.40: heavy 9.3Om9.45: packers and
butchers. 9.20M9.4O: light, 9.05@9.30: !:
pigs. S.501S.75.
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market stea
dy. Mutuons, 5.5OT7.75: lambs, $50
1900: fed western wethers and year
lings. 6.OOGS.00: fed western ewes.
5.50@T.25.
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SERMON TO
HIGH SCHOOL

The Ar.nory was flied to the doors
and people were standing last night
when Rev. VI. Van Valkenburgh of the
First NJ e Church, delivered uhe
S.omnenconnent sermon to the High
school graduates of 1910. The i'm
-nense auditorium and all the CALLER
les were completely filled and a NUN
Der of people weat away without
seats All the churches of the city
had closed their services for the ev-
ening on account of this event, in
which there was universal interest
among all denominations: and con
sequently the crowd was one of over
fow dimensions.
The program of the evening was
carefully planned and we'll carried
out The cnoir of the Southern NJ. F..
church opened the service with "A
beautiful song, Lead Thou Us On
ward" beiI.g directed by Prof. Bier
icy.
Stanley Norvel!. one OF the gradu
ates, then sang the beautiful "Jerusa
le-n,' written by David and his strong
musical voice was in fine form on this
occasion.
Rev. p +. Ramsey. pastor of the
Southern NJ. r. church, gave the
scripture lesson. following watch Ed
CT George Fowler, of the Christian
church. led il prayer. rhe making
of com nencemeat announcements
was done by Supt. NJ. III. Brasher. af-
ter which Messrs. w. ]. Elliott, How
ard Cass, w. c. Elliott and Lewis Cass
of the Presbyterian choir sang. "Ju-
ihate De-" by II. VI. Dow: and tneir
number proved to be one of the best
OF the evening.
Miss Beulah Hammond Baker then
sang a beautiful solo, with violin OBJ
ligato by r. S Cock. and piano ac-
compartment
The sermon by the Reverend MIR.
Van Valkenburgh and benediction by
Dr. Mcdowell. of the Baptist church.
concluded the program.
The speaker of the evening took for
his subject, Divine Factor in Prince
ly Character" Upo1 rhis idea ne de-
veloped a strong sermon in character
building. The principal thought of
the sermon was that attention should
he devoted to the minor points that
make d character. rather than keep
ing watch on the character iuself-
The greater character does not real
ize it's Greatness. The lesson of the
evening was well lead up to and de
veloped.
The class sat in n body in the front
seats OF the auditorium and the mem
bers were much pleased with the ser
non-
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PETIT JURY CASES
NOW ON IN COURT

The first yenire for petit jury in
the present. term of Territorial dis
trict court was called today and al
though the jury is not complete, the
following % members were accepted
Tucker Milan, A. G.. Wilson, w. G.
polsgro,e. Perry Wagnon. ]. E. Ham
ilton. b. W. Triton, otto Hedgcoxe
San Copeland. y. w. Ware. NJ. c.
Snow, Fred c. Hunt. ]. F. Patterson
y. 8. Aiassie, w. p. Wood. T. III. Ma
lone Charles Thompson, r. l. Ma
lone. Breeh Hurst, J. s. Kennedy. J.
d. Lee. J. L. Leonard, E. l. Beden,
]. w. Talley.
The trial of Jury cases will now
occupy the courts attention for some
days, the first one taken mp today be
ing that of Samuel M. King. against
Lindora Wilson, an appeal from jus
.ice Court. oa an account for rent.
The case of ]. II. Kingston against
j. W. Walters. ct al, came up and
defendant was granted an appeal to
supreme court
W. T. Arnold, who was indicted by
tine present grand jury for the killing
Of A. s. Lucl<ie. gave bond for $40,
600.
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THE COUNTY EIGHTH GRADE
MMENCEMENT EXERCISES

The county eighth grade commence
ment exercises win be held at the
Presbyterian church. Dexter, n. NJ.
on Tuesday evening. May 17tn. 1910.
A fine program consisting of vocal
and Instrumental music orations, rec
itations and readings by the graduates
has been prepared. Rev. p. t. Ram
sey, of Roswell. will deliver the clase
address and SuTf- c. c. Hill will de-
liver the county diplomas. This is the
first occasion OF this kind for Chaves
county and will mark the beginTsag
of q greater interest in system study
in our rural schools. Chaves County's
superintendent was the first i'm the
territory to adopt the County Eighth
Crsde Promotion system to stimulate
interesf I'm rural school work. but 1t
has since been taken up all over the
territory and each year from now on
viii be under the direction of the
Territorial Board of Education
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uPSETs
MOTORCYCLES: MAN HURT.

Martini Morris was riding mis- mo-
tor-cycle ont to his sneep camp near
Salt Creek a few days ago when a
whirlwind came along with such
great confusion to the rider that the
machine was upset. Morris was
thrown with such violence to the
ground that mis- shoulder was broken.
He was Is miles from town, with no
aid IN sight, but after a while was
rescned by a man who happened to
come by In his wagon. Morris was
brought to town and given surgical
attention
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TAFT AIDS
SUGAR TRUST

Washington, May 9.-President
Taft today sent a special message to
rne House of Representatives to tell
why lie considers a congressional In
vestigation of the sugar frauds in THE
customs service as ilexpedient. 1T is"
he said, because congressional In
yestigation at this time would embar-
ras the executive department In the
continuance and completion of the in
vestisation of the appraisers and otl-
er officers of the customs service"
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NEWS FROM THE CAMPS
OF THE BIG FIGHTERS.

San Francisco May SACK John
son began regular training for his
fight with Jeffries today at mis- quar-
ters on the ocean shore. Johnson now
weighs 230 pounds and he plans to
take off about 20 pounds during the
training operations.
Ben Lomond. Calf, May 9.-From
now on Jeffries' work will be directed
mainly to the acquisition of speed
and cleverness. None of his workouts
has pleased his trainers so much as
his Saturday bouts with Choy1ski and
Papke- The speed and endurance
shown and the ease with wlich ne
handled his two opponents through
nine fast rounds are still the talk of
the camp.
According to Farmer Burns, Jeffries
Improvement in condition last week
vas remarkable and he is of the opin-
ion the big fighting fellow could be
in finished trim in two weeks.
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DIE IN
EXPLOSION

Ottawa. Ont, May 9.-Eight are
known to be dead and at least fifty
injured sone very seriously, as the
result of an explosion Sunday might
four miles from Ottawa river ON the
outskirts of the French city of Hull
A fire broke out in the workshop of
a factory, attracting to the neighbor
hood thousands of men and boys who
had been watching a ball game near
by Warning were disregarded and
the crowd stayed until two terrific
explosions filed the air with a mass
of stone which had formed the walls
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-09
SPECIAL COMMUTE FOR
THE QUANAH RAILROAD

Vice-president John T. Mcclure.
acting as president during the alb
sence of President Charles C. Tame
hin. has appointed a special commit
tee TO look after the proposed rail-
road from Quanah, Texas, to Roswe
rhis committee is composed of the
following business men. Clark ID.
Dilley, chairman; VIM. Atkinson w.
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ROOSEVELT AND FAMILN
GO TO GERMANY TODAY.

Stockholm, Sweden. May 9.-Mr.
Roosevelt left this morning for Ber
lin His voice is husky, giving evid-
rnce of n sligat attack of bronchitis,
but he is feeling we'll and in a jok
ing mood and considers himself al
together equal to the visit to Ger
many.
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{. EA wlsNER DIED
SATURDAY AT HOPE.

IL. E. Wisaer. the well known car
penter VINO lived here three or four
years and moved with Mrs. Wisner
20 Hope. Eddy Countv. about Q months
ago 10 open n confectionery store.
died at his now nome In Hope abont
eieht o'clock Saturday evening. His
death was caused by congestion OF
the liver and followed q prolonged III
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-09
Mothers Day Observed.

Mothers Lay was observed in Ros-
well Yesterday. many people wearing
carnations in honor of the occasion.
The c,nristian and Baptist churches
had special services for the occasion
at the morning hour. Through mis-
understanding, some plan on obsea-v
ing next Sunday as Mothers Day.
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PROGRAM


made through the mails of tne annual
Commencement exercises of the New
Mexico Military Institute for 1910.
The program extends from Saturday,
May 81. TO Thursday. May 26. and
contains many events of interest,
pleasure and profit. All events of the
commencement season are open to
the public and everyone is cordially
invited to participate in the pleasures
of tho occasion. The only exception
20 this rule IS the commencement
Ball on Tuesday night and this, is a
necessity, is limited by special invi-
tation. The ball is given by the Class
of II to the Glass of 10. and the in
vitations ak,e beautifully engraved.
with embossed NJ M. NJ. I. crest, in
gold, blue and red
Following is the complete program
of the exercises, with the class and
its officers:
PROGRAM
Saturday, May 21st
$50 a. .n.-Guard Mount
300 a. m.-Battalion. Inspection.
$50 u. m.-Battalion Parade.
Sunday, May 22nd,
11:00 a. m.-SeTmon to Cadets by
Rev. DIR. George Fowler. in New
Auditorium.
500 p. m.-Battalion Parade.
Monday. May 23rd,
Alumni Day"
10: 90 a. .n-Aldmni Meeting, in New
Auditorium.
2:4O p. m.-Baseball Game, Alumni
against cadets.
500 p. n.-Battalion Reviewed by
Alumni
80 p. m--Governor's Reception, to
he given, by Citizens of Roswell
in Armory. to Governor Mills and
Staff.
Tuesday, May gath.
9:40 a. en.-F1ring Salute to Governor
1:45 Il. 9n.-Butt's Manual.
1000 a. m. Competitive Drill
l1:o0 a. m. Inspection by Adjutant
General A. s. Brookes
500 p. m.-Escort of Color.
$50 p. m.--Battalion Reviewed by
Governor Mills and staff
300 p. m.-Co-nmencement Ball
Especial Invitation).
Wednesday, May 25th.
1000 a. m.-Street Parade by Cadet
Battalion and RoswelTs Light
Battery. Reviewed by Governor
from Gilkesoa Hotel.
): 90 p. m.-Graduating Parade.
$40 p. m.--Graduating Exercises in
New Auditorium. Address to the
Graduating class by Governor w.
J. Mills. Valedictory Address by
Cadet Millet s. Clancy. Music by
Institute Band.
Thursday, May 26th.
1880 a. m.-Conpany Inspection.
Announcement of Promotions and
appointments. Vacation Furlough
granted "Aald Lang Syne." by Cadet
Band.
Class of 1910.
FREDERICK MULLER. Jr Pres.
WARREN p. ALLEN, Vice-Pres.
THOMAS A. STANCLTFF, Treas.
MILLET s. CLANCY, ValedictoriaR
HUGH A. BLADOCK.
PAUL r. BIRD.
EDWIN p. COLEMAN.
E1ARL A. DUNN.
GORDON FOWLER
STEPHEN w HILL.
HAROLD E KILBURN
JAMES E. MATCHIN
GUY NiAYES.
JOHN c. ROWIEY, Jr
WILLIAM G. WALTZ, Jr.
WILL F. EyOODRIrE,F
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LoeaI Report, Observation Taken q

Roswell. n. NJ, Nav 9.-Tempera-
ture, max. SO: min. At: mean Sc; pre-
cipitatioa. u; wind, dir. E., veloc., 2;
Weather, clear
Comparative temperature data. ex-
tremes this date last year, max. II,
min. AS; extremes this date IS years.
record. max. 38. 1895: min. 81, 1904.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Tuesday
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Notice to the Public.

On and after May 1st, 1910, the un-
dersigned Rubber Companies viii
conduct their business on a strictly
cash basis
5ft3 Respectfully,
Roswell Rubber & Supply Co.
Finley Rubber Co.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-09

Warren II. Stine has on display in
the north window of the Slime Shoe
Co. pair of baby shoes that he
wore when but a baby, some thirty
years ago. they being his first pair OF
shoes. He has thcm displayed by a
pair of the same size shoes of the
present time, the difference of style
and workm anship is quite noticeable
when seen together. Mr.. Stine re-
ceived these shoes a few days ago
from his mother, who lives in PENN
sylva3ia, she having found tlecn
among some old stored away articles.
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TWO BARGAINS.

TWO BARGAINS.
A modern cottage close in and neal
the Central School
A well improved farm four miles
south of the city at a sacrifice.
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Loans
Accountants. Notary.
Agents
Kansas City Life.
Phone 65 215 North Main St
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Tom Galloway of Lovington. is
spending a few days in Roswell with
many friends.
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The Wool Market

st. Louis. Mo-, May 9.-Wool low
er. Territory and western mediums.
21 a %: fine mediums. 1SM 10; fine, IL
ala.
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NOTICE TO ELkS.

$ ;;.:;:; :: e: e: &: !:
D 10, lodge opening
- promptly at 7:3O
Ek Ballot .and businass
/ of Importance 56t2.
FRED G. HUNT
f. r.
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