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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

charming and entirely new. cross be-
tween a Russian soldier and an 1890
schoolboy Braiding I'M military de-
signs is another coat touch that is ra-
Their Important
Foulards. both made up and piled
upon the counters OF exclusive shops.
arc nearly an boldly patterned. though
a few conservative small motifs are To-
b" found. made up with pin-stIiped
grounds, and sometimes given MORE
finish You Will see this silk associat-
ed with plain satin bindings with silk
cords and lace and velvet There are
summcr-wcig moiros Goo wine. ma
genta, gray tones. also Ion cnangcable
wcarcs. ana occasionally with alter
mating stripes OF plain satin or gross
grain To- break up lis uniformity ono
handsome model shown me which wa.
designed for an elderly woman of
fashion was Of summcr-Uci light mDire.
boz egg plant shade. The waist was
tight-httiug and made with round
back ana slightly pointed front to
which FUN skirt of plain moire v8-
gathered The sleeves. made over
fitted lining, were rippIed horizontally
from the elbow co. the shoulder and
finished By deep frlL THE neck was
draped with "a dchu of lovely lace.
The BRIDES travelling dress may be
OF amy fabric and cut She prefers. Per-
hars the best way of indicating Che
wide variety these dresses may take
viii Doe to describe n few of those pre-
pared for the late April brides OF prom
inoucc BOO the fashionable world one
Of these is a mole-colored cloth dress
of which long straight coat forms "a
part The buttons of the latter Ire
sclf-col0rad. but capped with star i0
embroidery OF tho same color Tho
hat to boz worn with it i4 of erumnlol
straw. There is e. high. stT band of
black velvet around the crown. and
at tine left side whore the br.m rolls
upward slightly there is curious masa
of houtouu.Crcs composed of perfect
little pink roses and pausics These aud
the velvet against the mole straw have
r. oharmingly Artistic effect
Following is recipe for bridal
breakfast.
Compete of fruit
Asparagus bisgu".
olives. Celery.
Dreamed scallops Watcrcross
White fricsssce OF chicken Mushrooms.
Potato roses French pease.
TImbalo of rice Green cages
Mint shcrbct
Green-poppor salad cheese balls
PistaChiO mousse Brides cake.
Green -aud-white crEstaliZad fruits and
hOnbUue
Cafe uOIr
Harper Bazaar
10 Tom Thompson of The Howard
Okansas) "Couraut' belongs the credit
NJ having opened the discussion of
greater simplicity boz cake making.
Last week he says II wrote some
thing about Offering Inducements for
recipe for au eEgloss cake iu this time
pf high priced eggs. The paper hadn't
been out am hour ul folks began 20
telephone me recipes for cggles- cakes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
LEHI.

on Wednesday number OF the
members Of the Lehi Matilda Evan.
chapter OF the ID. A. r. were the
guests at salt Lake OF the salt Lake
chapter. a social I'm their honor being
given IN the Relief Society hall
on Wednesday Mrs Nate Rockhiu
entertained the members OF the Athen-
Ian society at her residence. papers
on Spanish life and customs were read
ana discussed.
Hon. Thomas r. cutler of salt I.lko
city was visiting Lehi friends Thurs-
days.
Mrs. ] II Gardner viii leave soon
for New York where she viii meet
her son. Hamilton. who is returning
from the German mission field.
Miss Nav Powell entertained tho
Orchis club Tuesday at nor residence
~ an old fashioned quilting bee Re
ireshments were served
Mrs. joseph Mullner of Iona, IDA. Is
visiting Lehi relatives
Last week Miss Julia Eox. a T.ohf
Belle, and Oscar Hunter OF American
Fork were married AZ Provo They
win make their home at American
Fork
President German T.. Ellsworth of
chicago has been the guest OF Senator
and Mrs. John Y. smith
Mis- Ada Mckinley of Idaho is visit
ing Lehl friends
Mrs. j. G. McCune of Eureka is visit
ing Mrs. - G. Earl
Mrs. Emma Coleman OF ST Johns
Ariz rs visiting Lehi relatives and
friends
Hon Ira d. Wines is visiting rela-
tives az Ruby valley Ncy
Thursday evening society was out in
Gun force az the now taharro ,lue 20
hear the lecture OF Prof r. T.. Gfccu
ON Truth About Jepan"
Mrs. Abe Gudmunson and Mr.. ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Even One bachelor telophonrd mo chat
there were two such recipes .u OBJ.
Baptist Ladies' Cu0k Book Ttrr,
were some D1mucusaUous. however,
for Alr Thompson. discontinue 'Mr-.
Elba smith NOT only sent wr rc-
csipo. but also sent me sample of Che
cake. and 10 was nuc.' ono formula
.s onc-haf cupful of sugar, oue-th.Il
euufuI uf water one lump of butter
the size OF "a hullcd walnut. threc-uuar-
ter cupful of flour. boil uU 60 threads.
then oue-half teaspo1uful of vanilla;
beat until creamy The lump of but
ter as large as hullod walnut pre-
SCENTS am obstacle in the way of the
thrifty. but thor" arn more points iu
favor ~ Che cgrlsss cake than tuc
cost-saVine feature ln Indiana H
restaurant keeper bought some ola
storage eggs. and one of them found
woman name and address when
curiosity prompted him 10 investigate.
Doc found that the name had been writ
tcu ON the egg three years ago. The
outraged restaurant man told hiS gricN-
once in letter Co Dr. Harvey ".
Wiley and Dr. Wiley according 90 cur
rent history. promptly placed the OWE
dcncc iu the hands of the aub-ClWUit.
tee THAT is investigating cold7torage
products.
The spring bride OF 1910 is especially
fortunate iu that uo one ur two fabrics.
no form of dress. and mo- one Veil ur
flower ie arbitrarily insisted upon for
1rr Fashion puts practically mo- zee
rtrictIon upon her, sen long as hard
shiny satin surfaces are avoided. the
dress form she chooses and the MAJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

been an earnest worker on the com
mittce for a number OF years. social
evening was enjoyed by all.
Or. Andy j. Stewart Of Salt Lake is
visiting relatives and friends IN our
city for a few days.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
usual meeting Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs George Havercamp The
Voice Of the Forest was the subject
Of very interesting paper by Mrs. w.
b. Searle The remainder Of the after
noon was devoted 10 the report Of the
executive committee on the program
for the coming year
The Sorosls club met Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. A. \. HOLD
away An interesting paper on 'tores-
try" was given by Mrs. Il. y. Searles
Of the Nineteenth Century club. Mrs.
j. W. Arid gave report OF the direc-
tors meeting Of the Federation or
Women's Clubs which was hold In salt
Lake and many excellent suggestions
were given Mesdamcs 4. r. Buckler.
W. b. Searle and j. W. Arid. all OF
the Nineteenth Century club. were
guests OF the afternoon. The club VIII
meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Jacob
Evans.
The Priscilla club met Thursday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Milton Thorn
as and elected the following officers.
Miss lydia Knudsen. president; Miss
Grace Paxman. vice president, and Miss
Bessie Eastmond. secretary.
The Sorosis Juniors met Monday eve
ming al tho home Of Miss Alta Taylor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.

n. X. Your shortness Of breath Is
the result of too much flesh. Ihe cor
rect weight for "a girl r. In. TAN Is
about ms pounds Get from your drug
gist four ounces Of parnous and dissolve
IL in pint Of hot water. Take a table,
spoonful before each meal. rms treat
mcnt should reduce your weight ten
pounds In two weeks.
Newly Wed: You will not. ind tho
latest styles IN hairdressing 50 trying as
YOU fear II you give your hair proper
treatment. shampoo with canthroX once
In two or three weeks and use good
quiuine hair tonic three times week.
rubbing IL into the scalp and roots OF the
hair gently. You can make the tonic at
home II you get from your druggist one
ounce Of duinzoln and dissolve II In half
pint Of alcohol and then add half pint OF
cold water. This tonic nourishes the
scalp and roots OF tho hair. removes
dandrum and irritation Of the scalp, ana
stops falling hair IL will make your hair
fine In texture, glossy and abundant
Mrs. 3. 7. T.: A woman 20 years old
should be IN tho very prime OF life, with
clear complexion and skin smooth, moist
ana Pia6le. will fly, S you ar recipe i ieG
for massaginE. and II you use II faith
fully 10 viii preserve the youthful con-
tour of your face as well ms restore and
preserve your complexion. Get from your
GrugElst one ounce OF aimozoin. nut it in
half pint of cold water and add two tea
spooufuls Of gycerne; then stir briskly
and let stand overnight. Massage with
this cream Jelly and YOU VIZ get rid OF
those hlackhcads and make the large
pores smaller. 50 that they will not re-
turn. Please note thar this cream con-
talns no oils or fats that Will promote "a
growth OF hair on the face or make the
skin dark ana oily.
Ohio Girl. Many persons wear glasses
simply because they met good statesmen
with glasses TO sell. You Say YOURS de-
tract from your appearance. Why don't
you try going without thcmH Use am eye
tonic made by dlgsolvlng am ounce OF
two drops in each eye. II will not smart
or burn. This tonic rs good FOR tired
weak or innamed ewes and for granu-
makes your eyes bright sparkling and
lustroua
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
In Woman's World.

a stronger indication Of the waist line
that gives a basque-lillc effect o. mo-
ticod in some OF the shorter coats. al
though their NJ BE- still very easy Then
there are those fascinating Russian
blouses whose influence in the Ions
buttoning line which lends "a military
air in closcr-ntted garments is felt 200
about 80 coats out of every hundred.
Belts on these Russian shapes are
straight and wide, which necessitatos
their being worn loose aud round. and
this gives a quaint look that Is most
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Spanish Girl: Yes. short sleeves and
low necks will be worn this summer
probably to a greater extent than ever
before But don't worry about yoEr red
bands and dark neck; neither pin your
hopes 10 face or talcum powders lty
mis- recipe now and see what 10 does Tor
l9l Get from your druggist four ounces
o. spurmax, dissolve IL In half pint not
water and add two teaspoonfus of Ely-
tHne Apply this inexpensive lotion 20
1pm face neck and forearms, rubbing
EalY You Will ind II does not rub
N Or show and that II whitens your skin.
st,ag II a clear. smooth and yout9idul
complexion beauuher know
a O.; Your hairdresser ala not over
saeIge you when she asked IS cents for a
sa9'hroX shampoo. Remember that rent
sha many other items pile up expenses
,S beauty parlor. You can take a can
,aloN shampoo at home at cost Of two
three cents. All you need do Is put "a
spoonful OF canthrox in "a teaoupful
10y water and stir until dissolved
s.tes with you when you say there Is
'yulng else that makes such a fine lath-
ana cleans tho scalp 30 thoroughly.
eitlnly removes dandrun and re-
NeH irritation OF tho scalp. I like 10
euae II dries so quickly and makes the
10y lil and fuffy, besides doing away
,.Hnp.ete'y with the "streakIness' that
'''"s "a soap shampoo.
----.---
~ n YOU feel Handicapped In so
E because your face is covered with
l., ana blotches YOU should try 90
Iu of them instead Of foOlishly enc
.s,tv'IHE 90 cover them up with cos
IT,. ] VIII give you a recipe that
IIais '.a depend upon To purify your
.uf ~ 1ri from your druggist one ounce
4,he and half pint on alcohol. Dis
sle lle kardene and half teacupful OF
I51. 'n the alcohol and add enough
iari.A water 20 make FUN quart OF
s.-i axe tablespoonful before each
l.us, "uu before retiring. This old-f fash
q w. tmedy cleanses the blood. arouses
ioelf blood rs On good condition Won viii
er5n,,e from pimplos. blotches and skin
cobnie,ss-and instead ur q sicltly sallow
" be,i,oh you win have the rosy glow
siror',l..n ln your cheeks when you are
viii az your duh and tired out feeling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

There De- mo- cough medicine 50 pop
ular as Folev's Honey and Tar. n
never fails 90 cure coughs. colds
Group and nchitis.-SChramm
johnson Drugs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
nNRGNINs IN MILLINERY.

Special good line Of old ladies' bon
nets, middle aged ladies and chill
dreus at WoW8u's Coop Al y Main
ST. North OF Singer Sewing Machine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Pansy plants in bloom. superb selec-
ton 50 per hundred Phone 1906.
Porter Walton Co, opposite Knuts-
ford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
Gray Hair Restored.

or We VIII send you q Trial Size for Zoe posfrsid
large Size eight times - much ooc. n your drurdsi
dOrte cell 10 send direct 20 "a Send thes yellow
VI pper from Two bottles purchased from dfugrIss
and wo will give you full-afs hottie Tor nothlng.
HALhUTTA CO.. 1905 olive 81. ~ Louis. Ne.
SOD ~ p j. HILL DRUG CONpANI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Mrs. Farley Austin were guests of Hon
and Mrs. George Austin the first Of :h.
week
Miss Lucille Howe OF Salt Lake has
been visiting Miss Myrtle Russou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23
We Arc seIImg second.Hand

Sewing Machines very cheap. An IN
first class repair White Sewing Ma
chine co.
90 West First So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-23

Senator and Mrs. Smoot at their beau
tful residence in Washington. u. G..
Harold smoot, who has but recently
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
BOY KILLED
AT DEXTER

Claud Duke, aged fourteen years
n stcp-sor of w. NJ. Wilson, was kill
ed at the Hicks place three miles to
the west of Dexter this morning by
having his pony fall, throwing the
Roy and then falling on the lads
head The accident occurred at sew
en- o'clock and the boy died at nine
Young Duke and his sixteen year
old brother were driving mules for
Cline e. Hoppins. One obstinate ami
NAL would not go through gate and
this caused Glands pony to back in
to a prairie dog hole. This caused tae
fatal fall.
The body was brought to the nii-
ley undertaking rooms today and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who
reside thirty miles, northwest of Ed
da will arrive tonight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
FOUND GRAVEL FOuNDA-
TtOM AT EIGHTEEN FEET.

Fred c. Hunt and force of snen
yesterday made the soundiags for
the Federal building, authorized BY
w. S. TAYLOR. the Supervising Ar
chitect of tie Treasury Department
at Washington. They dug four holes
one at each corner of the prospec-
tive site of the new building on the
vacant lot at the corner OF Fohrth
street and Richardson avenue. and
found suitable foundation for a
three story, brick or stone building.
Water was found at seven feet and
at eighteen feet a gravel strata, hard
ana firm and two feet thick was lo-
Gated There was but slight variance
in the log of the four holes. Post
master Arthur III. Rockefellow win
make report at once of the discover
les made in the soundings-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
WILL BUILD RAILROAD
TORRANCE TO ROSWELL

Santa Fe, NJ. M, June s.-The
Pittsburg Trust Company, of Pitts
burg, Pa, today filed in district court
a complaint against the New Mexico
Central Railroad Company to fore
close a mortgage to secure an issLc
cf two million dollars in bonds and
asking for a receiver to sell the prop
erty in its entirety.
The railroad was built from Santa
Fe to Torrance, one hundred and six
teen miles, by Pennsylvania capital
lists and the complaint alleges that
the company is insolvent and is Jat
present being operated by Receiver
c. c. Murray, of Pittsburg.
The action is reported to be pre-
liminary to the extension of the line
from Torrance to Roswell and from
Moriarty to the Hasan coal fields and
to Albuquerque.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
GIRL SUFFERS FROM
THE FEAR OF WITCHHOOD

San Bernardino Calf, june s.
Driven hy the fear of death at the
hands of her tribe whose members
believe ier to be a WITCH" Mamie
Holmes, an Indian girl sixteen years
ole, has walked more than one hund-
red miles from the Coachilla reser-
vation to the Santa Manuel reserva-
ton near Highlands. Sac was found
by the officers of the reservation as
she was about to redeem herself
from "witchIood" by bathing in the
waters of the Arrowhead river.
The girl was taken in charge by
Indian Agent Royce. VINO says he
learned several days ago of prepara-
tions to torture and kill her. She will
be sent to the government school at
Phoenix.
Sufficient proof to the Indians that
the girl was witch" were the facts
that several on the reservation We're
taFen i'll. a pumpkin vine withered af
ter the girls shadow had fallen on
il and q dog chained in front of he,'
parents snack Aowled all night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08

Mihe-Bush tract by the Berrendo IT.
rigated Farms Company. The purca-
ase price is said to he $125.0OO. The
new owners take possession July 1.
The sale OF the plant has been brew
ing for cwo months but Mr.. Gillen-
water declined to give out any infor-
NATION on the subject or confirm the
report of the sale at the time ne left
here for Albuquerque, Sunday morn
inc. Mr.. Otis, who was acre several
weeks representing his brother, of
the firm of Otis 4 Hough, is in the
east at present. The only effect of
the sale on the public. IL is thought,
viii be an increase in the capacity
Of the plant and general improve
znents. 1t is Thought by many that the
new firm will combine its interests
and Dos:ibly furnish electric power
for pumping where IL is needed in
the Rerrendo farms.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
BEER SELLERS IN CON-
VENTION TRY TO BE HOPEFUL

Washington, June S.-"lf beer
pump were compared with the aver
age soda fountain" said Carl J. Hos
ter. president of the United States
Brewing Association, :, in opening the
fiftieth convention of that body to-
day. lit would seem that the beer
pump Is in a hygienic class by it
self" Mr.. Hoster declared, that far
from apologiZing for being a brewer,
ae recognized in every one a logical
promoter of true temperance. He pre-
dicted a speedy return to license of
those states which had adopted pro
Aibhion or local option. The vigilance
committee which reported TODAY, be-
heves the year just ended marked
the height anf beginning of a reces-
sion of the wave o. prolihitio1. A
strong argument for the restoration
OF the army canteen was made in the
report OF the publication committee.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08

of noble effort crowned by success,
which has been ours for the two gen
erations since Ae complained TO high
Heaven that all the tales had been
told and all the songs sung, and that
all the deeds really worth doing had
been done. I believe with all my
heart that great future remains for
us. but whether il does or does not,
our duty is not altered. However the
battle may go. the soldier worthy of
the name will with utmost vigor do
his ALLOTTED task, and bear himself
rs valiantly in defeat is in victory.
Come what viii. we belong to peo-
Piles who have not yielded TO the era
ven fear of being great. In the ages
Continued ON fourth page)
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TAFT FORCES NEGRO
TROOPS ON SEATTLE.

Washington, June S.-TNAe Presi
dent today fatty refused to accede
to the demand of the. city of Seattle.
Washington, transmitted through
Senator Jones. for the removal of tne
25th infantry, colored. from Post Carr,
near that city, because the soldiers
are accused of assaulting woman.
The 25th is tie regiment involved in
the shooting up of Brownsville.
Texas, although the personnel of the
regiment AT present is entirely diff
erent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08

el, daughter Of Anthony Drexei. the
first OF three Anglo-AmericaE wed
dings to take place in London this
month, was celebrated this afternoon
at st. Margarets, Westminster. But
for the death of the King placing
many people in mourning this would
nave been one of uhe big social ev-
ents of the season. The bride wore
A gown of soft. cream satin, with a
long court train of twhite and gold
brocade. while her lace veil and lace
on her gown, was that worn by her
mother grandmother and great aunt
on their weddings.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
SOLoN WOULD
STOP BRIDGE WHIST.

Baton Rouge, Ark, June S.-Rep-
resentative Derowen has given notice
of bill in the lower house for the
absolute suppression of playing
bridge whist"
-'In introducing this measure" said
Mr. Derowen, lit is for ltAe benefit of
the children of my state who rarely
have the opportunity to know t.teir
bridge playing mothers. This bill is
also for the benefit of the husbands
who hardly have a.speal<ing a acquaint-
ance with their bridge PLAYING wives"
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, June S.-Cattle
receipts. 1000. including 200 south
erns. Market steady to strong. Native
steers. 5.7568.25: southern steers,
4.506s.O0; southern cows 2.154 s.
so Isative COWS and heifers. 3.50G
7.75: stockers and feeders. 4.25@6.-
25: bulls, 4.a06 SIS: calves, 4-50G
s.25: western steers. 5.504s.1o; west
err cows, 4.00G6.5O.
Hog receipts, 5000. Market ten TO
fifteen higher Bulk of sales. $3.50
e4s: heavy. 9.406s.45: packers and
butchers, s.356s.45: light. 9-20GS.40:
pigs, s.75s19.20.
Sheep receipts. 900. Market ten
cents higher. Muttons, 5000 600;
lambs, 7.509e.35: fed wethers and
vearlines. 4.751s-00; fed ewes, 4-2s
0s.7s-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
q. A. STEWART SELLS

b. A. Stewart has sold his interest
in the Roswell Drug & Jewelry Com
pany to his cousin, C. v. Stewart. who
arrived lately from near Trinidad,
Colo. The newcomer will identify him.
self with the business and Is already
a resident of Roswell having estab-
lished his home in the B. A. Stewart
place at 301 East RlaEd. His family
has been here some time. b. A. Stew
are will leave this month fer visit
ins trip TO his old home at Spring
city. Tenr., but will return ard con-
tinue to make Roswell mis- home. His
business plans will be announced lat
er
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08

ing been expected for several days.
He was a sufferer with tuberculosis
hut at first was not aware of the fact.
The disease finally attacked his brain
and the ailment took the nature of
meningitis. The deceased came from
Oxford, Ala, and was an old acquair-
tance of X. 5. Woodruff, Iof this city.
The body is now at the Henninger
undertaking rooms, awaiting word
from the relatives in Alabama.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
cILLENWATER SELLS OUT
TO OTIS & HOUGH.

Announcement has been made that
w. IA. Gillenw ater, of Albuquerque.
has sold the Roswell Electric Lisht
a. Power Company plant, business.
franchise and In its entirety to Otis
e. Houeh, of Cleveland. Ohio, the FIN
ancial agents back of the improve
ment. cutting mp and sale of uhs
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-08
FOR SALE:-

ees. 10 acres ct alfalfa near Ros-
we'll with coed water right and pIen-
ty shade. Ideal location for suburban
home-2 miles out, between city and
LID ranch. Nothing better in Chaves
county. Owner leaving city, Phone
1912 rings after evening or before
8 in morning. ~.
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Phone No. 9 for Picnic Wagon.
Important Meeting.

A called meeting of the Wonan's
Home Mission Society will be held al
the NJ. F.. cnurch. South, on Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock. It is absolute
ly necessary that every member be
present, so please co-re out. IL.