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ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
The remainder Of the afternoon was oc-
cupied by the calling OF the docket and
assignment of cases. Thirteen cases were
put on the general trial list, and twenty
four on the special assigned list.
The indications are that there will be
actual trials in quite number OF the
cases assigned.
The special assigned list is as follows:
Thursday April IA.
$3.50 Leighton VS.. Holman. Gray; Deasy s.
Lyman, Fellows.
1851 Leighton VS.. Holman. Gray; Deasy &
Lyman, Fellows.
1892 Thomson VS.. Stevens. Deasy & Lyman.
Friday, april 10.
s144 Stuart VS. Power 90. Hurley; Hale &
2s09 Quincy vs.. King. Deasy Lyman;
1857 Trenton VS.. Ellsworth. Stuart; Fellows;
Peters.
SO5s Leach vs.. Carter. Giles; Mason.
3O57 Leach VS.. Carter. Giles; Mason.
s05s Leach VS.. Caster. Giles; Mason.
3059 Leach VS.. Carter. Giles; Mason.
34O0 Carter vs.. Leach. Mason; Giles.
Saturday, April I6.
24ss ODER VS.. Mt. Desert. Norwood; Knowles.
5000 Clark vs.. Peach. Clark; Graham.
1855 Pharmacy Co. VS.. Neal. Comedian.
1868 Gilmore vs.. Spofford. Fellows.
1926 Hayward VS.. Rodick. Deasy Lyman.
s2ss Liscomb VS.. joy. Deasy g. Lyman.
Mo day, april IS.
$500 Higgins VS.. Pray. Wood.
93n Kelley & Co. VS.. Spencer. Wood.
1907 Jellison VS.. Whiting. Hurley.
1929 Lyon VS.. Walls. Tracy.
1882 Gerry VS.. Giles. Hale & Hamlin.
1858 State VS.. Androscoggin County. Phil
brook.
1884 State W.. Penobscot County. Philbrook.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.
A meeting of the Hancock county bar
association was held yesterday afternoon.
A committee consisting of H. E. Hamlin,
John A. Peters and o. f. Fellows was APP
pointed to draft resolutions on the death
OF Judge John B. Redman. 1t is probable
that the memorial exercises will not be
held until the October term.
The cnestion of recommending to the
governor an appointeeto the judgship OF the
Ellsworth municipal court, referred to the
Hancock county bar by Governor Fernald,
was brought up. A motion that it was the
sense OF tn. association that such recon-
mendation be made, was lost.
This action of the hancock county bar
in declining to accept the responsibility OF
recommending the appointment OF any one
OF the several candidates for the judgeship
throws the matter back on Governor
Fernald.
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BORN.

CAFETERIA Brooksville, April 4, to Mr. and
Mrs William Carter, a daughter.
LUNT-At Long Island, April 7, to Mr. and
Mrs Charles Lunt, son.
PERKINS-At South Penobscot, Apri, 4, to
Mr. and Mrs William A Perkins, jr, a daugh-
ter.
POWERS-At Swans Island, March rs, to Mr.
and Mrs Walter Powers, daughter.
Helen.
RICH-At Trenton, March 81, to Mr. and Mrs
Thomas L Rich, son. Thomas Leon.]
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SOMETHING Different.

WANTED: Hustling Agents to become Dis
trict Managers (no capital requiredl and work
under our wide open, ground floor, top
notched contracts, in q growing progressive
company. OUR POLICIES ARE SOME
THING DIFFERENT. Write for specimen
copies and territory Secure our agency terms.
PEERLESS CASUALTY COMPANY, Keene, N. h.
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DAIRY SCHOOL.
Instructive Sessions Held at Ham
cock Hall. Ellsworth.

Instructive Sessions Held at Ham
cock Hall, Ellsworth.
Last Thursday was "dairy school" day
in Ellsworth. and the two sessions, one in
the afternoon and one in the evening,
were OF most interesting and instructive
nature.
The attendance was not as large as was
anticipated, but what it lacked in size
was made up in interest, for 1t is safe to
say that practically everyone who at
tended was there for the purpose OF
acquiring information on the topic under
discussion.
The meetings were held under the
auspices of the Ellsworth merchants
association. The president, Hollis q.
Estey. presided at the afternoon session,
and the secretary, Roy c. Haines, in the
evening.
At the afternoon session G. 3. Stetson,
master of the State grange, was the first
speaker. He gave moot instructive and
entertaining address, not combining him
self to dsirying only, but covering other
phases OF agriculture. His comparison OF
agriculture in Maine generation ago with
conditions to-day was striking, and the
story OF his personal experiences on the
farm in general. and on dairying in par
ticular. were OF great interest and value.
The next speaker OF the afternoon was
Prof p. o. Campbell, OF the agricultural
department OF the University OF Maine
His topic was the breeding OF dairy cows
In simple and yet scientific language he
discussed the subject, clearly setting forth
the methods to be pursued in raising the
standard OF dairy cows, its importance
not only for scientific reasons, but as a
matter of dollars and cents. That it pays
he easily demonstrated. Throughout he
held the closest attention OF his audience
Following the formal addresses, oppor-
tunity was given for the asking OF ques-
tons. and for more than an hour the in
tense interest OF the audience in the topic
tons asked-questions which the speakers
cheerfully answered.
Supper, free to those attending from
out of town, was served from $50 to
at Odd Fellows hall.
At the evening session the speakers were
Prof. Campbell and DR.. Leon 8. Merrill
State dairy inspector. The former spoke
on the economic feeding Of dairy cattle
his address being largely continuation
OF his afternoon talk.
The closing address was by DR.. Merrill
who discussed the commercial Importance
to Maine OF the dairy industry, following
with practical advice on how to conduct
the business in order to get the best re-
suits
The address was illustrated with charts
showing the actual results Of systematic
testing, which, he showed, was the only
way OF demonstrating whether or not ar
animal was being kept at profit or loss
Dairying and the raising Of poultry ant
fruit DR.. Merrill regarded as the safest
surest and most profitable lines OF agri
culture to pursue in Maine.
The affair was success throughout, anc
great good to the dairying interests Of thil
section cannot fail to result.
q L..
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

|
School begins nsxt Monday, with Miss
Della Bragdon as tsacher.
Otis Orcutt and Fred Woodwork afs
employed ct L. F. Sprfuger's.
Mrs. Hattie Jordan and son Winfield, OF
Waltham, were weekend guests Of rel
atives here.
Miss June Williams has gone to La
grange and Miss Carolyn Hooper to Fair
field to teach.
Harvey Bunker, who has been very ill of
pneumonia is q little better. His brother
Warren is helping care for him.
Mrs. Hervey Murch and daughters are
at their home here after spending the
winter in Bar Harbor, where Mr.. Murch
IL employed.
Mrs. Amanda Tracey, who has been quite
i'll at the home of Mrs. Caddie Robertson,
las sufficiently recovered to return to her
home IN Sullivan.
Aprl II. T.
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MARRIED..

KANE-COLLINS-At Surry, April 8, by Rev
w Durham, Miss Lillian Kane to Bert
Collins, both Of Surry.
KENNEY-PERVEAR- Brooklin. April 6,
by Rev Elisha Sanderson, Miss Ade1ia May
Kenney to Philip Pervear, both of Brooklin.
DDRS--WILLINS-At Surry, March %,
by Rev w Durham, Miss Lizzie D Saun-
ders to Frank N Willins, both of Surry.
NN-COFFIN-At North Sullivan, April
9, by Rev G A Purdy, Miss Josie L Uraun, of
East Sullivan, to Fred Coffin, Of Goulds-
bOro.
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advertisements.
advertisements.
-
Ladies, why not Preserve your
Youth and Beauty?

Partisan Sage, the quick acting hair
restorer, is now for sale In Ellsworth
AZ the drug store Of G.. A. Parcher,
ana a. is sold with rigid guarantee a,
on cent a large bottle.
Parisian Sage has an immense sale,
ana here are the reasons:
Il is safe and harmless.
~ cures dandruff in two weeks, by
Killing the dandruff germ.
Il stops falling hair.
scalp.
~ makes the hair soft and luxuriant.
u gives life and beauty to the hair.
II is not sticky or greasy.
l. Is the best, the most pleasant and
AnVigorating hair dressing made.
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HANCOCK s. j. COURT.
APRIL TERM BEGAN TUESDAy
AFTERNOON.
JUSTICE BIRD, OF PORTLAND, PREsID-
ING FOR FIRST TINE IN THIS
CoUNrY-THE JURORS.

THE COUNT.
Presiding Justice-GEoRaE y. BIRD, Port
land.
Clerk-JoHN F. KNowLroN, Ellsworth.
County Attorney-wILEy G. CoNARy, Bucks
port.
Sherif-FoRREsr 0. Sissy, Ellsworth. !,
Crier-H. g. SMALLIDaE, Winter HapboY.
Deputies-H. O. sMALLIDaE, Winter Hsr-
Dor; NoRRrs l.. GRrNDLE, Penobscot;: WARD
w. WsscorT, Bluehill; CLARENCE E. MADDEN,
Bar Harbor.
Stenographer-A. H. wHITMoRE, Portland.
Messenger = EDWARD DowNEY, Ellsworth.
The April term of the supreme court for
Hancock county opened yesterday after
noon, with Justice George E. Bird, Of
Portland, presiding. This is Judge Birds
first term in this county.
At the opening Of court, Rev. w. F..
Emery, D. D., offered prayer.
After the usual proclamations, the roll
of the grand jury was called, all being
present.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
The attorneys present at the opening Of
court were as follows: H. E. Hamlin, B.
T. Sowle, John A. Peters, Henry M. Hall,
George B. Stuart, F. L. Mason, L. F.
Giles, D. E. Hurley, John F. Knowlton,
H. l.. Crabtree, w. E. Whiting, E. J.
Walsh, Ellsworth; o. P. Cunningham, O.
F. Fellows, T. H. Smith, Wiley q. Conary
Bucksport; L. B. Deasy, Charles H. Wood,
John e. Bunker, B. E. Clark, A. H..
Lyman, Charles B. Pineo, H. L. Graham,
Harry M. Corners, George E. Googins,
Bar Harbor; Edward E. Chase, Forrest
B. Snow, Bluehill; George R. Fuller, Seth
w. Norwood, Southwest Harbor; E. p.
Spofford, Deer Isle; jerome H. Knowles,
Northeast Harbor; B. E. Tracy, Winter
Harbor; George X. Hadlock, cranberry
Isles; Raymond Fellows, A. L. Blanchard,
Bangor.
THE JURORS.
The grand jury, as empanelled and or
ganized at the October term, is as follows:
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The Ideal Spring Medicin
Alternative and Tonic

Pleasant to take, agreeable in action positive in effect
Pures the blood, strengthens the builds up the
whole system in liquid tablets called Sarsatabs.
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Effie Kingman has returned home from
Waltham.
Mrs. Edward Grindle, who has been
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Classified "Ad5.''

3 @ . @ @ G g 9 q @ @ q q q @ ],
Cash for Small Ads. .
4" Small ads, under one dollar .
=" must be paid in advance. We +"
H" do this to avoid the keeping Of .
+" many petty accounts. +"
4" RECORD PUB. co. .
9 q g 9 g @ g Q @ g 9 g @ @ @ q
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-3,OOO gal. tank tower
and piping, s25.OO.-21O S. Ky. 44tf
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Can Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE:--Carpet. gasoline range,
fireiess cooker. cheap.-1O5 S.
Penn. s4t3s
FOR SALE Strictly up-to-date
Gents Furnishing Store in railroad
town. Satisfactory reasons for sell
ing. Stock mas never gone through
cut rate sale.-Rolland Bros, Car
rizozo, n. NJ. 43t12.
FOR SALE:-Residence in good To-
cality; water, bath, electric lights,
every modern convenience. Apply or
write c at Record Office. tt
FOR TRADE:-Four Thousand dollar
stock of dry goods, now open and
doing business at Pecos, Texas, for
improved land near Roswell.-Joe
b. Miller, Pecos, Texas. 52t4"
FOR SALE: On the streets Saturday
afternoon, an excellent milk COW
fresh in two months, horse and hug
gy and household goods.-Mrs. z.
NJ. Simpson. 53t2
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SECOND WARD sshows MUCH
ACTIVITY IN BUILDING

Out In the second ward, in the
northwest corner OF town. many new
buildings are going up and the town
has a prosperous appearance in that
quarter as a result. Among the new
houses going up are the large new
residence of r. Fl. Kemp, On North
Pennsylvania. the elegant bungalow
of w. G. Hamilton at the corner of
Lea venue and Eighth street and
the pretty and attractive cement stone
cottage of G. NJ. Farnsworth on North
Pennsylvania, across from the Kemp
residence. All these houses are of
extra quality and add greatly to the
beauty Of the second ward. Jonn W.
Poe is i~1,proving his residence. at the
corner of Seventh and Kentucky ave-
nue.. also, with an addition and a
mammoth veranda. John w. Rhea is
building a brick garage at his resi-
dence at the corner of Sixth II
Penn svlvania avenue.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
100 acres improved with house.
we'll and large windmill. stock sheds
and corIals: enclosed with good wire
fence, and adjacent to fine. open
range; plenty free grass, close to RIOS
well. This place is best suited to dairy
%ranching and chicken raising. Will
sell for ASH or trade for Oklahoma,
East Kansas or Missouri property,
clear for clear. Price $1,000.
52t4. E. L. WILDLY,
222 North Main St.
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DIR. and Mrs. G.. p. Head. of Chicago
arrived last night to spend a week or
two while arranging for developments
on their land. watch is a part of tn
Milne-Bush tract on North Main
street, across the street north o
the Dr F. n. Brown place. They are
stopping with DIR. and Mrs. r. l.
CaShburn.
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FOR RENT:

FUN
FOR RENT:-Modern cottage, 304
North Penna. ave. 45tf-
ing rooms.-405 N. Penn. 54t3'
FOR RENT:-Omce suite. ground
floor. city water. Apply e. w.
Mitchell, agent. s6tf.
FOR Remit IL room boarding
house, well located, modern conven
ieaces.-Teeple & Day. Phone SIS.
FOR RENT:-Corner Kentucky and
Alameda. modern 5 room nouse.-
Apply E. G. Minton. 100. E. 3rd.
street. 34tf
FOR RENT:-trick house. corner OF
Richardson and Walnut.-A. M.
Robertson. 45tf.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room mouse locat-
ed on Main street, connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torian, phone 46s. 4Stf.
FOR RENT:-A strictly modern 4
room hoase.-Call on C. w Haynes
52tf
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Bath. phone
and gas.-5Os ". Va 52tf
FOR RENT--3roocn house 10 blocks
from p. o. City water. Inquire Mrs.
F.. F Hardwick. corner Penn. n
Second 53t3s
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WANTEO:

WANTED: Horse and buggy for the
summer. Call at Union Trust Co..
54tf
WANTED:-2nd hand buggy. address
p. o. Box 6S5. 53t3*
WANTED: - Experienced dining
room girl.-Mrs. Ella Davidson. la
n. Richardson. 54t3
WANTED TO BUY RESIDENCE
Within 4 block of post Office, moi
more than 4 or 5 rooms. phone 2O6
54t2.
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Many ~PrcspectoI

Many Prospectors in Last Night.
Last nights train from the north
nearly three hours late, brought sew
eral parties of prospectors to Ros
well and the Pecos Valley. They
came largely from Kansas and Ne
Draska.
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Sam Butler and Theodore Suther-
and cane in last night from the
north. where they nav Deen on cat
tie shipping business. having accom-
panied a shipment of the Block cat
tie to White Deer, Texas.
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VEGETABLES

FRESH VEGETABLES delivered
to order every morning, to any place
in to Xn Phone your order the even
ing before. Also new alfalfa hay for
Sales. NJ. Owens, Owens Farm.
Phone 1855 rings. 52t12.
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Jack Mehring. a shoe salesman
from Boston. left this morning for
points NORTH after spending a few
days here calling on the trade and
visiting mis- many friends
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LIVERY JUST ARRIVED TODAY.
VISIT OUR MILLINERY SECTION
AND SEE THEM JOYcE-PRUlT
COMPANY.
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Mrs. II. C.. HukeaIneier returned
to Dexter last night after spending
a day here visiting Miss Nettie John
son. and Mr.. K~rukenmeier. who is on
the grand jury.
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Bob" Smith is one of the bes
character i--npersonators of tGe South
DO aot miss hearing him tomorrow
night at tine Armory.
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We will pay $25.o0 reward for the
arrest M conviction of the parties
who stole the bricklayers' tools on the
Military Institute.-B. NJ. |. T., No.
Oae. 54t1e%
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Mrs. w. X Cox returned last night
from a weeks visit vita relatives in
Amarillo. She was accompanied hume
by her niece. Miss May Rice. who will
visit here.
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Mrs. 8. A. E~dmondson left last night
on her return to Ell Paso. after spend
Ing a week here visiting ]. II. Nc
Pherson and family.
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Mrs. Mary Kelley. of Chicago. who
has been here two or three lays see
ing the country. left this morning for
Lake Arthur.
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Notice to Plumbing and Heating
Contractors.

TNOkFGs 70 TFdFFFbFFV8 dEu Ef-dkHFF8
Contractors.
The Regents of the New Mexico
Military Institute will receive bids for
the plumbing and heating of Lea Hall
according to plans and specifications
file at the Institute and at the Of
fee of I. III. Rapp, architect, until Il
O'Clock noon, Saturday, May 14ta.
1910. 53t2.
JAMES w. WILSON.
Superintendent.
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LOST:-A purse containing between
800 and $500 Finder please re.
turn to Z. Sandoval at Price q Co.
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Mr.. n Mrs. A. l.. Schneider and
Mrs. Em-pa Woods returned TO Ar
tesla last night after spending one
day here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lynch.
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A good home cooked supper will be
served at the Christian Church Fri
day afternoon from ) to s O'Clock
Supper IS cents. Ice cream and cake
10 cents. sta.
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Miss Marie Lindsey, of eNwton.
Kansas. arrived last night to remain
a few days while her father is buy
ing LIANT at Clovis and points down the
road.
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WIZ r. Stephenson, of Sweetwater
Texos. is here representing a Chicago
house.
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Miss Mable Hull, of Anadarko,
Okla, who is making an extended Wis
it with her uncle at Artesia, returned
to Artssia last night after spending
two weeks with friends in RIOS well.
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John w. Poe and Joe j. Jana have
each bought one of the new model
-four cylinder Buick automobiles,
known as Model 10.
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n. c. Bond, of Beaumont. Texas.
who was a business visitor in inc CT
~, left this morning for Artesia.
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San Steele of Fort Worth. a busi-
ness visitor here for a few days. left
this morning for Carlsbad.
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Mrs. l.. Davis and Mrs. Will Stamp
and children arrived last night from
Waco. Texas. for a prospecting visit.
Mr.. Stamp will come later.
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ROOMS: Also for light housekeeping
Tic and shady. Mo. s. s. Inn. tics
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John G.. Ware went to Dexter this
mcrnIhg for a short trip.
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c. w. Maxwell left this morning for
a two months business trip to New
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Harry Bradea. of Rocky Ford. Colo,
who has been here on business. went
to Carlsbad this morning.
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Josn Anheisig wen to Lakewood to
day on a business trip.
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Hear bob" Smith at the Arnory
tomorrow night.
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Highest cash price paia for poultry
u. s.. Market. 20tf.
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ONE LOT LADIES' NEW HATS
ARRIVED TODAY AT JOYCE
PRUtT CO.
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HOUSE

HILLS & DUNN-Furniture, hardware
stoves, rugs. etc. new and second
hahd. Sewing machine needles, bob
bins, n snuttles of all kinds. 3O5-
307 n. Main. Phone 80.
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Rhode Island Red Eggs "a cts for
I5.-Will NJ. Hicks. 53t3.
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York Boston and other points in IT,
east.
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Tickets for the Bob" Smith enter
tainnent at the Annory. Saturday ev-
ening on sale at p. v. Drug Store,
prices 75c zoe and Csc.
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DIR. c. r. Brown went Il HageTman
this 4noTning m professional bust
ness.
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Will do plain sewing at reasonable
prices, 5OS ". Penn. Ave. 53t3'
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Money to loan on good real estate
Three years.-Title & Trust Co.
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HARDWARE STORES.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Whois
sale "a retail hardware, gasoline
engines. pipe. pumps. fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE co.
wholesale and retail everything In
hardware, unware. buggies, wagons
implements water supply goods and
plumbing.
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Bob" Smith at Ar1ory tomorrow
night.
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Try a glass of Ice Tea.
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Record Want Ads Result srInaers
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Phone 1872 r Livery

= HOHH~ TOE [SVN'J
for hack, buggies, cabs and saddl
aorses. 38t2f
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps MOTH
ing but the best. Quality" 10 our
motto.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
We will not only give you some
thing good to eat but we'll fan yol
while you eat.-Roswell Hotel.
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JOB PRINTING.

Call at the Record Once and get our
prices ON printing Of all kinds. The
best work at reasonable prices.
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GROCERY STORES.

Strictly good goods at reasonable
prices. Your patronage solicited.
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LUMBER YARDS.

LUMBER YARDS,
FEOoS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lun,
Der Shingles, doors. lime, cement,
paints, varnish and glass.
LUMBER CO. The Old
est lumber yard In Roswell. See us
lor all kinds of building materials
and paints.
FINE CEDAR POSTS.-kEMP
LUMBER co.
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LOCAL NEWS 5

Ice tea. the summer drink.
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LIVERY N CAB.

AND CAB.
The ORIENTAL LIVERY and can
Line al your service day and night
Falne 40. w. R. Bond. PROP.
GO TO THE PALACE STA.
Die for new buggies and nice driy-
ers.