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or ron tRGEr PRsCTICE.

armored Cruiser squadron steams From
Nsrfslk To Drui Gso1nd..
NORFOLK. Va. July SI.-The armored
cruiser squadron composed Of the Tennes-
rec. North Carolina and Montans. under
the command Of Admiral stanton. which
arrived in Hampton Roads eight days AsS
from South American waters. this after
noon steamed ont TO the southern drill
grounds about twenty miles OF Virginia
Beach for target practice.
Tho vessels are not expected TO return
TO the Roads until the latter part Of the
week. The auxiliary Prairie also went
to sea
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sp0O PINE ron FISHERMAN
Angelo Trii.eo Had Fifteen I'nder.iye.i
rreut In Hh Possession.

HAckESsAcE. y. J.. July si-Jus,ios
D. ~. johnson to-day inflicted q flne OF
500 and u 80 costs upon Angelo Telisco
OF 100 Line street. Riverside. near Patsr-
son. who was caught with fft-en upder-
size troyt in his possession. Game War.
den J Herbert Coleman made the arrest
on the Saddle River near AroolA. Telisoo
- out Of work and he says he will remain
IN the Hscksnssok Jail ninety DAYS TO
ESCAPE the fine
Te'isoo was using q seine net Justice
johnson says the law compelled him TO
impose the full penalty on each nsh
caught
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The Wan street edison Of Tuu EvusIua Sun
con iains all the nnaneial news and TIE s1ocs sna
bend quotations 70 me Gloss OF the marnst re
closing auotaaeas. ineludine the bid and asked-
talnsd also In Ihe night ediu0a Of TIA EvuErSo
BUN.-Ans.
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YELLOW re, ERVI. VIEW yORK
steamer PrObab,, Picked @ Up In BreyI
Vow m HrIIleh channel

!SPsSiai Cab's DSspsfcA 10 THE srN
PAETs. July u. A steamer from Brazil
by way OF New York has arrived IN the
Channel with yellow fever on board.
The name OF the vessel 10 not revealed
but u 10 said TO bs the Augustine Of the
Booth Line
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FREDERICK ID. COT NTISS TO WE'D
Brokers RnGagsmeat 70 Eleanor Rsbin-
son Anno unced.

CHIcAoo. July 81 The engagement OF
Frederick ID. Countiss. president 81 the
stock Exchange. to Miss Eleanor Robin
son Of New York was announced yesterday
by Mrs. John X Robinson Of New York
and Fairfield. Conn. The wedding 10
TO take place in New York early In Sep
tember. Mr.. COuntiss - president d
the Chicago Stock Exch ange. 10 . member
OF the New York Stock Exchange and is
also member Of \. b. Chaplin a 60.
His bride TO he - heireas To the
Robinson fortune. estimated ~ $40. OOO. OoO.
her father having been vics-president
OF the Diamond Match Company. She 10
also q niece ofO. G. Barbour. president Of
tho corporation.
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HELPED HER SAVE THE WEN
Mrs. nindrim Had . Hard .Isb TO neseu,
Husband and q Friend.

The swell from a dredging steamer.
the Rssolute. vas too strong for the
launch Comet. in which Louis Bindrim
and his wife Mary. u Greene street.
Evergreen. L.. and Louis Marks Of 2s2
Troutman street. williamsburg. we're on
their way home in Jamaica Bay from
Canarsie last night. Bindrim and Marks
we're rolled overheard
Mrs Bindrim went over too. and AI led
her husband and Marks TO reach the
launch. All three were in bathing suits.
Mrs Bindrim got in the launch but was
unequal to the task " helping the two
men aboard until another launch. th.
Pete. owned by William Rigby u Canarsie.
came to help her
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on FIRE FROw CORN STtvD.
Young wemans Dres. Abisze at Csse,
Island Men 70 the Rescue.

s~o"s We"hhs bfe~s amaze at toaey
Island Wen 70 the Rescue.
Two women we're burned about the
faoc and hands yesterday afternoon
when the dress which one OF them was
wearing took fire st q corn stand at Coney
Island. Miss Marguerite Russo. n years
old, OF - withers street. Brooklyn. and
her mother. Mrs Julia Russo. stopped
st the stand at Henderson's Walk and
the Bowery. The girls dress blew against
the small oil stove and Immediately
caught fire. Mr. Russo was burned in
TT ying to put out ths flames
Several men wrapped their coats
around the girl and pals of water were
doussd over her DR. 0pensky Of the
Coney Island Hospital attended the
women. He said that they were not hurt
seriously
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EsCAPED FROM DEVILS ISL 4ND.
Wan Deperted Prem New York P,cke,,
psg Liverpool for France.

IiVBHPooL, July SI-A Frenchman Of
tho name Of kappelni. alias Belleg,Iiss.
was arrested on the steamer Carmania
when abe arrived here.
He escaped from DEVILS Island. the
French penal colony. in IsOs and reached
New York. He was depOrtsd from there
under the immiGratiOD lava.
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,s.ss 81 ~, A., h..l>pn i, No., ,s., ,yo-,, 4, :.
@ss. 'Taa1ers IDoJ musi, -
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nAH. ~ BSCnIPTIoN ORDERS Ios
The sun - kveninG Saa may - ksfI wl1n
nSwSaealssS AOtssEa charg@-AsA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
THREE DEAD
At FARBER;
C.8A. WRECK
Passenger Runs In
to Rear of Freight
With Fatal Re
sults--Coroner Not
Yet Arrived
LEDGER SPECIAL.

LEDGER SPECIAL.
Farber, Mo-, Dec. ~
This morning, about 2:45 o'clock
the fast mail No. 9, of the chicago
g. Alton. from Chicago to Kansas
City. ran into. the rear end OF an
extra freight, Just east of this CITY,
killing three. The dead are:
Harry Flora, freight brakeman.
Bond Davis, passenger engineer
| N. v. Craibtree, passenger flrer
man. l.
Outside of the above dead, no one
was injured on the train. Oau
i Smith. conductor in charge OF NO
9 stated that no one ON the train
was hurt, though the collision came
when the train was running very
fast
Hugh Hackley was conductor o.
the freight. Just where Flora was
when killed is not known. Hl
body was found near the caboose
| Davis was buried beneath the wrecl
of the engine and Crabtree hve'
l several hours after the collision.
Bond Davis, engineer on the pas
/ senger, was killed instantly. He wa
\ one of the bestknown and most pop
I ular men on the Alton system. He
4 survived by a wife and child
Harry Flora, son of Jake Flor
1 formerly of Mexico, brakeman Il
1 the freight, was INSTANTLY killed VINE
the great passenger engine CRASH
into the caboose Of the train ahead
III N. v. Crabtree, fireman on U
passenger, was also killed.
1t is peculiar that Engine ~
(which was pulling the freight W
the same engine that was in t
awful wreck at Norton in 1901 wh
aDan Donnelly, of Mexico, was Nill'
The cause of the terrible wre
at Farber, early Tuesday moGnn
when three trainmen were killed
Nc. & A.. fast mail No. 8 running u
1.-THE rear of an extra freight,
been laid at the door Of the Dc
Ilfreight flagman, Harry Flora Il
~ merry of this city, and Russell The
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
I'm COUNTY, MISSOURI THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1910

the members of the bar, but with lit
igands generally, we regret TO learn,
VIM leave Mexico and move to Caa--
fornia to reside Mr.. Morris
brothers have a large and extensive
business there, having stores In two
or three different towns. and enjoy
a live and prosperous trade. Mr.
Morris will enter into partnership
with them. The Ledger Joins all Of
the taxpayers In Audrafn county in
extending best wishes to the ovt'go'
ing ofticiels. Few counties have
beuter officials than Audrain county
which is great satisfaction to
our oitizens generally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

THE clothing merchants Of Mex--
leo are going after business right
this week and will bring trade to
Mexico from an parts Of Audrain
and adjoining counties during the
next two or three weeks. The mer--
chants of Mexico should have annual
sales during January and February,
and bring out Of town trade to Mex
ico in all lines and keep the money
at home, instead Of allowing It to go
to the mail order houses. Bargain
days are not only big things for the
merchants who give them, but help
all merchants in every line Of busi-'
ness. They advertise the town
bring trade from a distance and helE
make city. In order to get practt
cal results along this line Mexico
should have a retail merchants as
sociaton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

EXAMINE the date after your name
on the wrapper or margin of the
Mexico Weekly Ledger. If your time
expires during January or February
you should make your remittance at
once, so as not to miss a copy Of
your favorlte paperThe Mexico Week
ly Ledger Is $1.oo per year In ad--
vance to everybody. There are nc
exceptions. Please give this your
prompt attention so as to assist our
mailing clerk. The Mexico Ledger
wishes all of It's subscribers, daily
and weekly a happy and prosperous
New Year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

are too good for Audrain, and that
the better you breed the more profit
there is to the owner.
'. f. Roden, who has made one OF
the very best collectors Audra n
county has ever had, retires from
office with the best wishes of all
who know him. He has been ac-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

commodating and efficient and has a
right TO be proud of the record he
has made. Mr.. Roden will contin-
ue to reside in Mexico and help make
1T u city and we trast will again en-
bark in business here.
/ William H. Morris, who has made
himself so popular, not only with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

THE Western Reporter editorially
says: 'fMessrs r. NJ. White & Son.
of the Mexico Evening Ledger, noe
only conduct neat and enterprising
daily paper, but theey also make the
most OF what they print by cleverly
advertising it. They are now run
ming each day an index of the spec
ial features appearing in their Ready
Print pages the same day, thus CALI
ing the attention of every reader of
the local departments to enjoyable
literary treats that might otherwise
be overlooked. The indexes are sci
in neat display Type
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
THE REV. w. H. HOOK TO
JEFFERSON CITY SATURDAY.

The Rev. w. H. Hook, candidate
for chaplain Of the House at JEFF
ferson City, win depart for the CAP
ital Saturday to remain Monday and
Tuesday in the interests OF hls
candidacy. Mr., HOOK says he thinks
he has fine chance for the posi-
tion, He says 1t win be education
al for him and a position he has
| vra nfed for veslrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
()ur Rows Suits and Overcoats

clad to know that Mr. Carter VIII
continue to make Mexico his home
and will probably go into some KIND
of business here. Mr.. Carter has
not only made a faithful and efn'
cient county officer, but had taken al
Sctive interest i'm the development oi
the live stock interests in the ooun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

ty and i'm connection with the late R.
P. Hopkins gathered together me OF
the best herds of Shorthorn cattle IN
the country. Mr.. Carter lis devoted
to the best interests of Audran coun'
ty and is especially interested in the
development of the breeding Of first
class cattle. He believes that none
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

THE work of Miss Martha Frost,
superintendent of the Associated
Charities, for tine poor at all times
is most commendable, but her efforts
for their Christmas was the cap
sheaf Of her many achievements. She
deserves much credit for the grand
work she is doing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

ason. G, & A. operator at VandaIia'
From the testimony gathered at
the inquest held by Coroner Coll In
Farber, Tuesday, Flora, who should
have been 81 telegraph poles in the
rear Watching for any train thai
might approach was either I'm the
caboose or near 1t and not doing his
duty.
Russell Thomason, the operator az
Vandalia, gave the fast mail a
clear track, instead of warming u OF
the freight being in the same block.
When the crash came, so the testl-
mony shows, the passenger was maV'
cling at so miles an hour.
The Coroner's verdict is as fol
lows:
1--WE, the undersigned, find that
Harry Flora, Bond Davis, and N. v
Crabree came to their deaths by q
rear end collision between Engine
309 west and train No. 9, through
; the negligence Of Harry Flora, flag
; man, and Russell Thomasone opera
tor.
w. A, Hostetter, foreman.
Henry Depping
G. w. Tanner
w. A. Spencer
ID. T. Weakley
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
All Ladies Tailored Suits
and Coats at half price.
Fredendall & Wilkins

John w. Hill, who DIS in San An
tonic, Texas, with his family, writes
to John A. Mcintyre, Of Mexico, that
his health is very much improved
This will be good news to Johns
many friends In Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
SUFFERS A STROKE OF
PARALYSIS WEDNESDAY,

Mrs. Joyce D. Witherss OF North
Wade street, suffered a stroke OF
paralysis early Wednesday morning
Mrs. Withers arose at her usual time
and was jolly and In her usual good
health, when suddenly she was selz'-
ed with a stroke Of paralysis. Her
condition was reported some I'M
proved Wednesday afternoon. Her
many friends trust she VIII recover
in a short time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
NC AUpRAIN
OFFICIALS.

COUNTY oFFiClAIo'
Clerk E. H. Carter, Coun--
NJ Thomas F. Roden and
4 r1k wm, H. Aorris, three
aHhtul and popular public
retire from office in Au'
s. ~, Jan. /. The Ledger Is
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Mrs. Judge Alex Carter, who has
been in Augustana Hospital in Chi
cago for about three weeks rs home
very much improved In health. Her
many friends will be glad to learn
of her recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Mrs. w. R. Sallee and daughter ara
visiting i'm Pilot Point, Texas. They
will be absent from home several
weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29
RECEIVE

RECEIVE
0nored cu&
ing gifts %
d every q
leusure dS
rensiye Sc
c'ahg d =
Baking u L
ePia ed -
/
thorn. 1
/
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- - a /
home frol
nttn she ds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

|ld SOut
IA Tuesdal
go & 4
"trip ticke
| in Arkal
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| Return
|erai ST
Ekets. 4
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-12-29

Percy |
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The Cd
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-09
mAsRY HEED TO GRAND
JURY: sMITH pIscHARcEr

The preliminary hearing OF ". L
Mabry and Walter Smith. held before
Justice A. J.. Welter at four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon resulted I'm Ma
bry being bound over to grand jury
under a bond of $500 and walter
Smith being discharged. Mabry now
stands accused of being an accom-
piicc witt Lee smith In antattempt to
hlackmail Lycurgus L. Johnson by
sending him a letter in w.licas by in
ferenca he was threatened with pro-
secution o an imaginary offense If
he did not give M money. The letter
first read to demand $50, but a
second reading showed that 1t de-
manded $3.50, the writing being very
poor. Lee Smith is still in Jail, hay.
ing been unable to furnish Eae bond
OF $500 that was fixed in his case.
Mabry gave bond for $500 en- his Sc
being Lucirgus L. Johnson and
Will Minter. Mabry is the driver of
the Oasis ranch wagon, where the
Smiths have bee working. Waen
Lee Smith came up to Mabry with
Deputy Sheriff Jim Johnson Mabry
his knowledge of the black
mail scheme ly saving hat Smiths
name is w Fl. Barker. Tie fictitious
name signed to the black-nail letter
was w. III. Barker.
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WANTED:

WANTED.-A man with team and
plow to do a small job of blowing.
Apply Record Once. t3
WANTED to buy second hand furni-
ture.-McEhannon & Co. opposite
court house 404 n. Main. phone No
403. ~61t26.
WANTED:-Cook, man preferred
McMurray Farm. SOt6~
WANTED:-A OrIving horse, gentle
. and sound.--907 n. Richardson. Is.
WANTED:-Position Oh ranch by
man n wife. Year work PREFER
ed. Address 11S N. Va SITS
WANTED.--Lady's ticket to Tenn
points.-Address s. w, ca4.
Record. s3te.
WANTED:-Work by experienced
dresslaaker Work guaranteed. APP
ply at 622 North Main.
WANTED:-To buy or rent a second
hand gasoline engine, 12 TO Is horse
power.-PAone GAL or p. o. Box
6S6. dt3<wtI.
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Classified ''AdS.'
" HaH 81 ~
FOR SALE:

FOR SALE:-Residence In good 10
caiity; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. tt
FOR SALE:|5 acre tract, 6 room
house, big artesian well. located at
corner East 9Th. and city limits.
owner leaving city. must sell. phone
1872 rings. 57tf.
FOR SALE:-My residence property
located corner Lea and Second st.
Three lots. modern Improvements
r. C.. Reid. 7St6*
FOR SALE:-Cheap. an electric fan
in use one week.-Sec Robt. Kel-
lahin at Post ONCE or phone IS t3
FOR SALE New model oliver
Typewriter, good rs new apply w.
H. Lawrence, rocm G. Texas Blk. 81
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FOR RENT:

FOR RENT:-House, partly furnished
$500 .no.-211 N. Washington. t6*
FOR RENT:-The six room Sheridan
residence, cor. .7th & R~ichardso1-
Modern throughout. Cali at Record
Once. II
FOR RENT:-A 4 house Ocat-
ed on Main street, connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian. phone ass. 4stf.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room furnished
ahosise. $4,000 per month. call phone
No. 55. 55tf.
FOR RENT room modern iaouse
with bath electric. lights and city
water At 502 s. Lea. ave-. also Office
room Inquire DR.. J. w. Kinsinger.
N4tt 58tf
FOR RENT:-Nlce modern house,
close in.-French & Malone. cz1tf
FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms, also 1st class single rooms,
no children.--S1c -. Main Street
Phone 472. s0t26s
FOR RENT:-The 10 Gle
merts residence. corner 6tl and
Richardson, suitable Cor roomirg
house. Bonded Abstract Co >sots.
FOR RENT:47rocm modern house
on West Third Street. $500 per
1fo- 49,
FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms for
light aouse keeping SIS N. Rica-
araaon- szxzs
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ANOTHER BUNGALOW ON
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA Az

The work of building a pretty new
bungalow cottage for Charles f. Har-
ris was started this morning on the
east front lot on North Pennsylvania
avenue. between Seventh and Eighth
streets, adjoining the B. F. Smith pro-
perty. A. l.. w. Nilsson is putting III
the foundation and Upton & Collins
have he contract for the main por-
ton of the house. The house will
consist of five rooms and bata and
viii be modern throughout.
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NOTICE:
To all Democratic Candidates and

To all Democratic Candidates and
Prospective Candidates.:
T.'ere will be, a meeting of the De
nocratic Central Committee of Chav-
es County at the Office Of r. Z. Bell
On Tuesday une 14th, at 2 p. m. t
set date for holding Democratic pri-
maries-all Democratic candidates
and prospective candidates are re-
quested to be present.
Rv A. l.. WHITMAN
w. T.. PAYLOR, Chairman.
Secretary
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Mrs. e. A. Cahoon and CHILDREN.
Miss Eva Hedg.Oxe AMI Miss Helena
Sutherland left this morning for Los
Angeles. They win spend the remand
Ell of the summer 1t Los Angeles and
al Long Beach. NJ. Cahoon accom-
panied them as far as Clovis n VIII
return tonight.
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Mrs. r.. NJ. Patrick and little daug1h-
ter returned last night from Mareago
ILL.,, where they have been since Feb
ruary, following the death of the late
X. NJ. Patrick. 1t is on account of ner
health that Mrs. Patrick now' returns
to Roswell.
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Mrs Ruie Faulkner and little daugh-
ter. Robbie. left this morning for a
visit of six or eight months at Kan
a City. Jamesport and other nortn-
west Missouri points
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Health LEGISLATION.

Schenectady. N. Y. June 9.-Health
legislation is taetprincipal subject be-
fore tIe conference of MAYORS and
officials of the second and third class
cities of the state, called here today.
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Notice EVERYBODY.

My residence, .104 s. Kentucky, for
rent. furnished, everything modern.
Also my Buick IL car for sale or trade
in first class shape-R. r. Cruise. tt
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r. H.. Wilcox, a cadet at the Mill
tary Institute whc fingered vita RIOS
web friends after the close Of school
left this morning for his home in El
Paso.t He will return for the fall op-
ening OF the Institute.
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Desirable modern lots close in. The
best so acre farm in Eae valley, all
in alfalfa, close to Roswell. shade and
water. VIII exchange for sheep
Roswell Title & Trust Co. II
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Mrs. r. r. Mccain, who came here
a month ago with her husband left
this morning for Denver. we h
will remain until fall. She will then
return TO join Mr.. Mccain in making
her home.
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A. F.. Curran. of the Clovis News.
who has been here on and business,
left this morning for his home after
a two days stay,
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Commercial Travellers Meet.

Springfield, Mass. june Ned
England members of the United Com
mercial Travels of American assem-
bled here today for a rousing conven-
tion which will continue three days.
Councils of the order in all the larger
cities of the six states have sent del
and The visitors we're given
a warm welcome by tine local branch
by the business and CONNER
cial interests of the city.
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cooper,s eodv shipped.

The body Of the late Thomas B.
Cooper, whose death has been men
toned in tine Record, was shipped
this morning to his old home in An
nisten, Ala, the shipment being
made from the Henninger nndertak-
ing rooms.
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r. ] M~Oorehouse. who is ut Portal
es as installing engineer on the new
sewer system. came down last night
for n few DAYS visit with his wife, who
is making an extended visit in RIOS
well. ~
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Have your title examined now and
get a certificate. You then know IL
You have a good title.-Roswell Title
& Trust Company.
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Mrs NJ. w. Hodges returned last
night from a visiting trip of several
weeks &C Gonzales and other places
in Texas.
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Rev. w. A. Nicholas lert this tnor-
ming for Clovis. to take charge Of q
homeless cnild for tae Children's
Home Finding Society.
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John Schrock. tornariv of this city
and later OF Artesia and Ell Paso, but
now OF Wichita, came down last ev-
ening for a hort stay and LETT -iis
morning for A-tesia, where he stin
has interests.
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j. T. Mcneil, head driller for r. J.
Stanley, was here from Dexter yes
terday4 hooking after business and re-
turned home hast night = 80
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Miss Margaret Glueck went to Ar
tesla this morning 10 take charge of
n case of sickness IA professional
rnrSe.
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Miss Alice Mossaan. who was in
the City since last October. having
come for her health and become
greatly benefited. left this morning
for her home in Wichita Kansas. 81
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Maceabees Convention.

Wilmington. Del. lime "a con-
vention of the Knights of the Macca-
bees of the World was held here to-
day and attracted a large number of
the members of the order.
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Mrs o. l. Kinsey n daughter.
Fannie, arrived last night from Del
phos, Kan, and will spend two months
in Roswell.
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]. VI. Dye has returned from Carls
bad. where he was called 10 loci af
ter business matters.