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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20
MISS BALLARD SECRETLY
MARRIES SLIP FREEMAN.

Several days ago word was receiy-
ed here that Miss Mable Ballard.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. c. L. Ball
ard, lad married Slip" Freeman. at
Clovis on last Monday, the day tha;
she went through that place with her
mother, en- ronte to California. Last
night Mr. Ballard received conir-
~ alton OF the report. Mr.. Freeman
works for the Santa Fe railroad ami
plays on the railroad base ball team
at Clovis. lie and Miss Ballard evI-
IDENTITY had q all arranged: for while
the train was there. waiting about an
nour for the cutoff train TO leave.
they went up town and were married.
Miss Ballard returned to the train
asd went en- to California with her
mother. saving nothing of the mar
riage. NJ. Ballard accompanied then
as far as Albuquerque, on his way 10
Santa Fe and learned nothing OF the
ceremony. Mrs. Freeman is now in
California with her mother.
Tae marriage of Miss Ballard comes
as a surprise to all. She is one OF
Roswells prettiest and most popula!
young wU.ren and that anIout of town
nan should win her heart and hanG
without even the knowledge of ler
parents adds to his glory. He is GER
tainly to Re congratulated. Mr.. Free-
man has been known here only dur
ing ,lis recent visits with the Clovis
base ball team, but has made good
impression by geGticmaniy conduct
10th on the diamond and as 2 private
citizen The friends of the young cOu
pie wisa them we'll aud a happy mar
ried life.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
until O'Clock d. m. Thursday, June
Both, 1910, for the erection and com
plction of a two story brick addition
to the Gilkeson Hotel, in the city Of
Roswell, N. NJ, according to plans
and specifications prepared by Jas. ".
bates. architect, and under his direct
supervision.
AN proposals s-Iall be addressed I'll
tae Architect care of Gilkeson Hotel,
and shall be marked Proposal" OIL
the envelope.
Each bidder will tie required to az
company his bid with a two hundred
fifty t$25U.00) dollar certified check
rlade payable to the order of j. z
Gilkeson, as a guarantee that tae'
will e.Ite- into contract and approves
Lond within ten GO) days from dat
of being awarded the contract. Eaei
| bidder shall state in, mis- bid III,
length of time he will require to com
plete the contract
The owner reserves the right to rs
| ject any or all bids.
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BEE KEEPERS OF VALLEY
MEET HERE AND ORGANIZE.

Upon call OF r. B. Slease, dozen
of the leading bee-keepers of the Pc
cos Valley met here today and organ
lied the Pecos Valley Bee Keepers
Association of New Mexico. and also
made arrangements to join the ma
ioaal association. The meeting was
ne Id in the parlors of the Roswell Ho-
tel and was full of interest The pu:-
rose of the association is to further
the scientific culture of bees, the un-
ion of the honey producers, their pro-
lection and for better results in pur-
CHASING their supplies. The associa-
tion does not contemplate raising
prices. but hopes to make uniform
prices all over the valley. The follow
ing officers were elected: r. B. Slease
of Roswell. president; Henry Adams,
of Greenfield First Vice-president: I.
w. f. Basha-n. of Roswell, Second
vica-presiGent, B.s A. Armor, OF Dexter
Third vice-president: II. s. Barron. of
Hagernan, Secretary ana Treasurer.
Others present were A. J. Crawford,
5. T. Crawford. w. Fl. Crawford. II.
"A. Crawford, Ernest Nelson. Robert
n. Crawford, and Arthur ]. Stevens.
These owners represent 1000 colonies
of bees.
The next meeting of the associl-
ton will lie held at the Roswell Hotel
or October :. at ten o'clock a. m.
when a program, for the benefit of the
public will he carried out.
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NOTICE.

To subscribers OF the local tele-
pnone exchange We wish to state that
our service is not up to its usual STAN
dard on account of the changes and
disorder incident to the installation of
our new central energy switchboard
The service will be more or less i'm
paired for six weeks. At the end OF
that time We expect to give improved
telephone service over equipment as
modern as any in the larger cities
We request your patience while
making these improvements and as
sure you we shall be no longer in
making taem than is absolutely nee
essary.
We desire to thank those who have
alr-a6y had impaired service for the
patience and courtesy they have ac-
corded us. site
ROSWELL TELEPHONE & MFG. Co
Phone No. 9 for Picnic Wagon.
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DIED FOR
ANOTHER

Washington. June 20.-Chas. Diver,
.notorTan lies dying in the hospi-
tai of injuries sustained yesterday
when endeavoring to save the passen-
gers Of his car from the deadly fiuiI
of a broi1er feed wire. The car stopp-
ed where overhead repairs were be
ing made and a young woman stepped
towards the spluttcring feed wire.
Diver feaper forward and brushed he.
aside and with a newspaper in ais
hand seized the wire. The current
hurled him against the car and his
clotling burst irto dames.
AS scores of people looked on shui-
dering at the spectacle of the burI-
ing man, some Ollie smcJlered the
flames with a coat and then lifting
Driver. core him to the Potomac riv-
er where water was used il a fruit
less effort to bring him u conscious
ness.
Long before the hospital was reach
ed he became conscious and then his
Young wife. who had been a mother
for but two weeks. and had arisen
from bed to De at his side, was in
formed there WIS little chance for
mis- recovery.
Killed in Auto Accident.
Milwaukee,. Wis, June 20.-Ore
man was killed and two others badly
injured near waukesla early today in
an autombb accident. William Grels-
son an automobile salesman. was xiii
ed, John Kelley suffered a fracture OF
his leg and cuts about the body. and
Harry Dex had his right arm broken
ia taree places All are residents Of
Milwaukee.
Killed in kentucky Feud.
Jackson, KY, June 20-Asbury
Spicer, a well known farmer of
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TEXAS DEMOCRATIC CON-
EENTION ON AUGUST o.

Dallas, Texas, june 20.-TbrOIgh
the offices of the state secretary at
Dallas, Chairman A. B. Sorey, of the
State Democratic Executive Com
mittee has sent out the official call
for the Democratic State Convention
to be he'd at Galveston, August y.
All state officials are To be nomiaat-
ed by this convention. The campaign
is bitter between the four gubernaJor-
ial candidates. Prohibition is the priI-
cipal question.
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Tn. karsss City stock Market.

Kansas City. Mo-, June 20.-Catte ?
receipts. $4,000, including 1000 south
erns. Market steady Native steers.
5.75@S5e: southern steers. 4.5O@
-.25; southern cows. 3.25eD5.50: nat
i've COWS and heifers, 5000 7.60; stock
ers and feeders, 4.00G6.25: bulls, 3
75G5.75; calves. ,4.e0G7.T5; western
steers, 7.7sT %: western cows. l.
0O76.Oc.
Hog receipts, 1000 Market taa
cents higher. Bulk OF sales. S-45Is.
So 1-2: heavy. 9.45Ga.55: packers ard
butchers. a.45R9.55; light. e.4OQ?
SO 1-2; pigs, s.s0@s.1O.
Sheep receipts. 1000 Market ten
cents higaer Muttons. 4-5OI5.75
lambs, 7066S.25; fed wethers am
yeariings. 4.75G6.75; fed western
ewes. 4.50R5.25.
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Breathitt county, once "a prominent
figure in the Hargis feud today snos
aud killed George Fugatea, tenant
on Spicer's farm and wounded Fugat-
cas- mother. Tae first known of tle
AFFAIR was when Spicer telephoned
he was coming to Jackson to give him
self up The cause of the trouble II
not known.
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DIR. JOIN Vaughan. of the Now
Mexico College Of Agricultural al |
Mechani, Arts, at Mesillo Park, 1r-
rived last night and will be here ltw
weeks as conductor of the Chaves
County Teachers Institute, which op-
ened today
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Nice Graft for Moody.
N. M. NJ. !. CADET is
KILLED AT DAWSON, NJ. ~.

Col ] ". Wilson received tee
gram today stating that Avis Bra /
ford, a cadet at the Military Institute.
was accidentally killed at Dawson, y.
NJ. tais morning II is presumed that
the accident occurred in the mines.
Cadet Bradford was here last year for
the first time and was in "B" class
He intended to return in September.
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night at the vacant room at 1O7 y.
Main will be given a dance, supper
and boxing contest, the latter between
the Carlsbad Wonder" and joan
Odom. program Of speeches. etc,
was carried out at the negro church,
at BlacaGom, also.
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NEGROES CELEBRATE
EMANCIPATION DAY.

Emancipation Day, June IL, fell on
Sunday this year. and 1t gave the ne
groes two days upon watch to cole
brate their freedom. On Sunday a
base ball game was played between
the colored mines of Roswell and OF
Carlsbad, cut In Chihuahua addition,
and the locals won by the score OF II
TO 2. The same teams are playing NJ
Amusement Park this afternoon To-
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

lack Davis came in from Knowles
Friday,and viii be here until Wednes-
day. when he with take charge of a
lerd of sheep belonging to II. l. Da-
Wis. The sheep are now on the Pee 1s
ard will be taken up the valley.
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STATEHOOD
BILL SIGNED
WASHINGTON, JUNE 2o.-THE
PRESIDENT SIGNED THE STATE
HOOD BILL AT 1.io TODAY.

GOOD BILL a 1.TU iOGAN
Two pens were used by tae Presi-
deat in eaffixing his signature, a geld
one furnished by Postmaster General
,iitchcack and an cage feather brought
by Delegate Andrews. Both were re-
tained as souvenirs.
Washington, june 20.-At II 50
o'clock today the Vice President af-
fixed his signature 70 the statehood
bill, which Is the last step of pro-
gress in legislation before the meas
nre goes to Jae President for appro-
val. The Till will probably reach the
White House this afternoon
viii Investigate Lorimer.
Washington, June 20.-Senator
Borah today offered an amendment IL
the senate resolution directing an iT-
vestigation OF the charges OF bribery
In connection with the election of Lor-
inner, OF Illinois. requiring tlat tn :
Investigation be prosecuted im-neci-
ately. The amendment was rejected.
The senate then agreed To- the res
omtions.
Taft for Publicity.
Washington. June 20.-President
Taft decided today tn make an issne
of the passage by congress before al
joirnment of the present session of
a bill providing for the publicity Cf
contributions in all political can-
paigns affecting federal Offices.
The President had hesitated to add
this bill To his program while congress
was devoting itself to those -rF'asures
to which his party had definitely corr
mitte1 itself in its platform. Now that
the program is practically completed
he has decided To bring all his infid
ence to bear IN behalf of the publicr
ty biz.
Nice Graft for Moody.
Washington. Juno 20.-The bill
10 permit Justice Moody of the L. .
supreme Court to retire on fun paw
on account of long continued Illness
passed the house today by unanimous
consent.
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College Men to Play.

Madison. Wis, June 20.-As fea-
ture of commencement week at the
University of Wisconsin, the members
of the senior class will tonight pre-
sent a play, THE Man Fran Blank
1eys."
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RICHARD LEAVES TO GET
aids FOR BIG FIGHT

San Francisco, June 20.-PromoteT
Tex RickaIi left this morning for
Reno, Ney. where he will meet a CON-
inittee from Reno ,and Gcldfield and
receive bids from the rival towns for
the Jedries-Johnson fglt.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

Miss SaIlie Crockett, of Manor, Tex.
and Alonzo Hyatt. of Deming, wno
were here visiting their cousins Mrs.
Guy Ia Herbert and A. T. Gunter, let
tnis morning. for C.oudcroft, n NJ.
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To Raise Dry Dock.

Washington, June 20.-Work on the
raising. of the big floating dry dock,
Dewey, which recently sank to the
bottom of Subig Bay, at Olangapo,
will according to advices from Capt
Mertz in charge of the naval station
there.
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Horseshoers in Session.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 20.-1he In
ternational Union of Journeymea
;iorseshcers commenced its session in
this city today.
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FRANK BARKER HANGED
FOR MURDER; DIED JOKING

Walla Wa,la. Wash. June 2o.-F'raI-lS X
Barker. an ex-soldier from Spokane,
was hanged today for the murder ~
Ira Messenger at Medical Lake, III
1909. Barker went to the scafoid
laughing and joking with his guards
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Congressional Convention.

Alexandra, Va, June 20.-A Repuf'-
iican candidate to oppose Representa-
tive Carln. Democrat for congress-
man from the Eighth Virginia dis
trict will be named today. Several
aspirants are IN the field.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

w. ii. Rhodes returned Saturday
evening from a business trip of about
a week to Plainview and other points
in the Panhandle. representing the
Sligo iron Store Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

Mrs. S. Bailey left last Saturday
night for Hagercnan, 10 spend two or
three weeks with her son. Albert
Bailey. who lives there, and her
daughter. Mrs. George A. Payne, wao
is visiting there.
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Mrs. Howard Hallowen and child
rem, who have been at Dexter since
hast faE, left this morning for Glen
Elder, Kan. for a three months visit
and from there will go to tleir HON Z
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

, = , 2 . Z. 3 . 2 p @ . . Q q q
. Cash for Small Ads.
. Small ads, under one dollar
. must be paid in advance. We
. do this to avoid the keeping of .
. many petty accounts.
RECORD PUB. co.
q 2 z. z . 2 2 2 . = 9 Q Q g o o
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

Paul Mills has resigned his position
at Harry Morrison's iewelry store ana
leaves Wednesday for San Angelo
Texas. for a visit with relatives Paul
Bird is taking his place.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

c. p. Shearman returned Saturday
night from, Engle. where he was called
hy the illness of his sol, Sam He
brought home the young man who Is
now greatly Improved and able to be
about.
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MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
ON GOVERNMENTAL IDEAS

Edinburg. Scotland June 2O.-rhe
Worlds Missionary Conference con
sidered today, with other matters,
those governmental and civil ques-
tons viii Il, affect missions.
The subject was introduced Through
the preparation of report on the
Relation of Missions to GoverG'
ments." Lord Balfor of Burleigh is
clairr.an Of the commission ana Seth
Low. ofNew York, vice chairman.
The vice chairman appealed to the
conference to make a decided PRO
nouncemeat in the Belgian Cong
matters
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Local Report, Observation Taken q

600 a. MI
Roswon n. NJ. June 20.-Temper-
atu-e Max. 81; min. 30; mean. Is.
Precipitation, 0. Wiai, miles s. II.
Weather, clear.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year -
Max, "a: min, 81.
Extremes this date 16 years r9c-
ord Max. i04. 1896; min, 50, 1880
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
Tonight and Tuesday fair.
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Notice ,
To Members Of o. {. S.

Regular meeting tomorrow 7igIt
(June 2lst). After the business ses-
sion a social hour will be indulged
in. An excellent program has been
prepared. A full attendance is desired.
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Willis Ford. r. l. Malone. j. c.
Ha-rflton II. Keliahin, T O. CuInmins
ana family. Mr.. and Mrs. E. III. Viii
lia-ns and $. Prayer and family re
turned today from n visit f7 Pine
Ledge. most Of them Having gone up
Sunday ny auto. NJ u Finley and
family. the family of j. c. Hamilton
and family OF r. Kellahin win con-
tinue their visits tHere-
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viii 60 on visiting trip to Chilli
cothe and Macon. Missouri. for a vi
sit with relatives. They will be gone
about q month or six weeks
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The Wool Market

ST. Louis. Mo-, June 90 o--Wool is
steady. Territory and western med
iurns. 10 %: fire mediums. 1901;
fine. 12G14.
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Mrs. Ed. Greene left this morning
for wichita. Kan, to attend commence
7lent ut Mt. Carmel College ein which
ier daughter. Miss Cecyl Greene. will
be graduated. Frun Wichita the?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-06-20

Al Birdsone cane in Saturday niglt
from a weeks trip north for Swift &
Company.
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F. L. Steeg. who was here repr"
..enting the Cortrisht Metal RootiEs
Co., left last night tor Artesia.
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Notice


Regular meeting TO morrow night
June 21st). After the business sell
sion a social hour viii be .iIduiged
in. An excellent program has been
prepared A fuH attendance is desired.
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FOR SALE:-Fine Jersey heifer.--
400 ). ca. 92t3
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gambls.
acturacd Saturday night from q tar~e
weeks visiting rdr to Nanhattca.
Hutchinson and Topeka, Kan, and
kansas City. Mo.
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VIM. ]. Howells. grand master Of
the Independent Order of Odd Ft.'-
lows for New Mexico will Grrive in the
city Tuesday to pay the local lodge
a visit
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Mr.. Folsom. of Trinidad. Colo, has
arrived for a business visit.
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Dallas for business visit of sever
al days il. the valley.
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Read the Record Want ADS.
THE STANDING IN THE
BIG PIANO CONTEST.

The following is the count in the
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Phone No. 9 for Picnic Wagon
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
ssed portion of the ear There is only one
uay 20 cure deafness, and that Is by constitu-
fouai remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
Named condition OF the mucous lining OF
lhe Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
Unnamed you have rumblng sound or
,o,Derfect hearing, and when il is n
eis,ely closed, Deafness is the result, and
,.Rless he Inflammation can be taken out and
,hs tute rest red to its normal condition, hear
,nQ will be des royed forever. Nine cases out OF
zen arecausal by catarrh, which is nothing but
m nhamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
ne win give one Hundred Dollars for any
,.ase Of De,lness (caused by Catarrh) that can
not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for
rsrSulars free
CtTNRY & o., Props, Toledo, o.
. eh By Drugg lists, price 7sc.
lake Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

Philaho, last of the Wild
Men of Bo,neo, and the last of trio
whose fame encircIed the globe and
whose strength astohished the chill
dren who are grandfatheTs today, is
still alive at Waltham, Mass, aged
30. Four years ago Philano's part
ner. Waldo, died. He was SO years
old. They w4re with B4rnum's show
In this city in 1872.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

No one can fail to be attracted by
the fine picture Gn colors) of the
three stalwart youths in military
cadet uniforms shows on the front
cover of the March American Boy,
and the contents of this number will
increase the growing popularity OF
the magazine with its readers.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

James A. Cook, the American con
ductor who has been under arrest In
Mexico charged with participation
in wholesale robberies of freight
trains has been sentenced to twenty
wears and ten months in prison.
Cooks friends claim that he is be-
inO "railroaded" to jail.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

There are 81 members of the
limited States Senate worth from
So 600, 900 to $5O,OOO,OOO each, Gug
genheim, of Colorado. being the
richest. Eight more are believed to
be in the 81 ,O0O,0 900 class.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

The Hon. Ben johnson, of BaIds-
town. was indorsed for the Demo.
cratic nomination for governor and
renominated for Congress by the
Democratic Congressional committee
of the Fourth district at a meeting
of that body Saturday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

Judge Shackelford Miller has an
nounced his candidacy for Judge
Of the court of appeals in the LOUIS
vile district, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
The Weather.

FOR KENTUCKY Y-Generally fair
Tuesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08
Woman Sentenc, d to Death.

For the first time since 1891 a
woman has heen sentenced to death
in Paris. She is a young wo
man, Rosel'a Bosch, and is to die for
the murder of a l9 year old girl,
Germaine Bichon,
The crime was discovered in the
apartment in which Germaine Bi
ehon lived, owing to drop of blood
penetrating the flooring and dropp
ing on to the hand OF waiter employ
ed in a cafe underneath the apart
ment. The woman, Bosch. had OBJ
tanned entrance to the apartment
while Germaine Bichon was alone,
and, after killing her with a han ]
mer, had stolen what little money
the girl posse essed. The murderess
then left quietly by the front doo~,
but was arrested the next day.
Strike Losses 1882, 900
The losses to Philadelphia since
the car strike began, based partially
on figures given out by the Philadel'
phia Traction Company, amount to
more than So, 100000
Number of striking car men,
$1,000.
Average wages day, $l2 900.
Wages lost since walkout, $l92. 900.
Loss in fares, $40, 900.
Receipts of five biggest stores q
day average $20O,OOO During strike
they average 100000 day. Loss
since strike began, 81, 10000.
Damage to rolling stock and loss
to smaller stores and theatres,
$1,000, 900.
Total losses, SO, 1872. 900.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

No more popular piece of Furniture ever
made than the Bed Davenport, and deserv-
edly so Our stock comprises Is different
styles at wide range of pri- @EO M
ces, $3.50 up to o-..-....- e.. -.-.-,,--- %s>V'OO
$25OO value Davenport, genuine quartered
oak frame, Besto leather diamond tuffed
cushion, roomy box for bed 60 E0
ding, low price .-------- -.---- --~. pA 0'0V
$50 90 value Davenport, polished quartered
oak frame, swell front, dia- COZ IN
mond tuffed, low price ------. 'PAx'1O
$500 value Davenport, colonial style pol
jiRs ishsd aas golden M nc oak, "a I.'' exactly $3.50
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-08

Entered at the Hopkinsville Postoffice as Second
Class Mail Matter.