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The Washington times., 1910-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL PARTY ACCEPTING ORCHES-
ira seats by mistake-H I0S < 101-fOr
Boston Symphony Concerts. cOmmun;-
cate with Mrs. Greene Immediately, 364l
Connecticut ave
The Washington times., 1910-11-05

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. cor IAN and
COrcOran SITS y W. Rev. Jay johnson d.
mon. rector. Rev W II. PettiS. u. D. crrare
Services 80 Holy Communion. $50. Sun-
day school 80. morning service. Holy
Communion and sermon 500 evening ser
vice and sermon The rector win preach at
both services
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

iat 2ipet til poo Sopet. Sen IA.
: Mpril bar Ser cit frpgtelig Sneitorin.
! spcn itoo li9e ino poa n6orsbapns
' 3beo, JONI 6es pnrre enora, ma,tgler
@op1conlGg ,oe flrn meo 9eso o9 ',Gp=
pc lpffcocs Set at iorbiuore Sfib=
brio. Gn Mono blep ifpllct oprr-
6orb ira CIT cngelif Srolplcr.
Strrft Sncfolo pon
Sslono. Sra Ntl1rcpri telcgro=
fcres 5. 25. Mpril: Ser far fer
bcrifet nniten nofbrl1ot Sneuejr / Sc
lioltc IT Gage n1eo ltn1oooeligt Snc<
folo. Nllc &rcotl1rcrl,c for nrrrt
poo Stolo liocn Sftoher Moone0, pg
Scr Derlfer III, 6ooern1ongcl. l1oiig=
tcr11c fnr 2ononlollocn or lllcget al
porligc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
n00e [ Dan,mark.
&jpbcnbaun os Treocrifsbers.

Sneriergert 6. Sroniens @l,itrll
@oniinc. 9potcripeno 9ouis G6ri-
Ition @obl. @ogcripen6 9(rel Gbor=
ies Senicn. Sopetierer Gorl Yete::
Nasmusi en. 6r1 Mnna 2oltiie &o>lz
lcn. Gnfe Marie &osmil1c @ol1ien
ST. 2m0lfobsmoler 6cr0inono @il=
helm 9ciSncr. Irf. Suite Ml1gl1lta
Micbclie1: @lo / Mogiltrotc1 9eiel=
lnns Gnfe Charlotte. @elcnc Sous
inn. Gnfefrlt Slrger Olinc @oule11.
@ogcrmelter Mortin @oricns gufe.
ST. Nltoppcr Sens Gbriiten lc11.
SnpDlls Mrncf El1tn1s Gnfc Nntbp=
mic. Goncelliit Carl 2orpie s Gl1fe
Spbmnne. Gnfc Sine Moric 9l1n6.
Sme6bemeiter Scbnbels G,1fe Mlbcr=
tine. &1&rpcnloger 6riticbS @uitrll
Slao. Gireftpr / Sipoli 5borpalo
Siaporo Sbrane. @liffeul(oger So
ban Treoerif &eitael. Gnfe Stinu
Sofia Glioien. 9fieliine Gbriitil1c
Strorllp. 9rolfefl,lf @onler1s ST.
itru Sine. Observation-Disclosures 6.
5. Scbptts Gnfe Sine. Gnfe Gbri=
itine Eeterien. Sfonogernelter
Eeoeriens Gnfe Sophie. Srf. Moric
Gortbeo 8ebreno. @l>seier Sens
Senicn. Ngc1t Mieliens @uitru Sine.
Eoitosliltent Sens Sbeooor Mielien.
Toftor Ml6ert @briiteniens @ultru
Suite. @on1is aoj Sans &onien.
Motros Sobon sllfreo @alberg. sfor=
itensfeier Sens Senrif Se11ien. Son6<
lGge SllliaS Goloen1or 6,1lbi1s.
Sfibsbpeger 8rantbs @nfe Sbora.
6rf. Sobon11e @ilbel1nine &asmus=
len. @nfe Morie sigrio &ilbelm1t=
nc @onler. Gnfe Morie @locb. 5fo=
mayer N6oli gilbelm Socobien.
Mooolcrlfe Mnna Motbiloe Mgrf.
Grf. @aniine Soiefine &olm. @nfe
&iriten 2orien. 6rf. Splpia GarIa
Gol5tpeoel. Gnfe Mnno Sonntog.
@nfe Marie Sigberg. gnfe 4aren
@arie &eterien. Moler g6par6 Sire
oerif scb6nberg. Maffinarbeioer
Sobniens &uitru S6a. &aitor Soban
3beo0. &robns @nfe Mnna. &on=
troller Str. Sacobiens @ultru 9ouz
lie. 8anepogter &oniens gnfe Mo=
rem. Semi. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6re'
oerif gilbert 5an6borg. @nfefru Sine
Dortbea &nuolen: Ippograf &ete1
Gbriitenien. @nfepaitorinoe 2aurc
9ortbeo 6eil6erg. sneofer &ans
Gorlien. &angerfuif 6. 6. 9orlenS
&nitrn Mlma. Speringenigr 81. 50
G6bor6s @nltrl1 Marie. 6ulom9gttl
Gbriitenlens @uitru Mnna. ST. @a
nufaftl1rban0Ier Carl 8eroinani
2orien. Suititsroao, &asierer Stu
oolf Sbaarup. Gnfe @ioie Mari
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

gelie 10000 Morf; mcn Ser pentes
ogioa temmelig iiffert enonu flc1t
3eltogere / Goretogenoet. Scr bill
fon1n1c tire 8Dggcplooicr jpco Sernbo=
nc1, t 9ctro9tning. Mo11 ncolotte ct
@pgacl,opalg pao 5 Me0lenmer ionlt
Z 5illiosmGn0 ira Sc forjfjclligc
9yer.
Gjcn . III 5 bonoel. @ous
Mpller Sinncrlteo far iolgt fin
@ooro paa 20 @eftorcr, l,oen Sc
intning, til Gienoomsn1rgler g. =.
Grifien / @aoerslep for $1,000 Mf.
= Mpller &iesbiip / 0per Cert
bar iolut i'm Mplle u1co S,,pe11tor til
Mplleripeno M,u,smorm ira Gpbbpl
mco Suertagcllc til 1. s(,,guit for
$1,000 Morf. 2onocicnoon1n1cu ,1co
@cl0tnil1g beboloer SGlgeren iclp.
Satob Ectcr Gbriitcnicn 1ar
iol1t lin Gicl1bom / Sfrpoltr11p mes
ao6e @pgningcr og 81 @eftor 2ono
til 8our0banolernc s.. 6olm al So=
oerslcp og Nslul,s Sobmj en t Mabcn-
roo. Meb / @onoclcn fplgcr alt t.
pcl1oc og opot @eintning. &ip6cllun=
men CT lt6efienot. Operto9elicn bor
il1noct Ste0. &ipbernc o9tcr at l,o-
itpffe @ooroen.
= @oorocjcr S. 9. &onlcu poo
Nnocrltpaaoro / stepping Sogn far
ioigt i'm Gicl1oon1 til 9onomono
H(nor. Sobnien ira Hitcrby, ior 81
ben | Sollerl,p, for mellcm 100000
og 100000 Mf @ooroen for bcll=
peo 1900 Mf. Sfotteprrbi. Oper=
togelie1 lfcr / Ell NOR 6relntio. Den
itore @iel1oon1 CT oerr1c0 bcporct poo
bol1ife @Gn6er.
- @ooroeier g. @onien poo
~2o0cgaoro |" oe0 @ooerslep bor
iolgt iin Gjenoom mc0 alt 2gsprc,
bele @%eiGtningen og Snoaplen til
g. @olnt al Cert, iom for
er 6oroolter poo Domnnen
~&cblet", for 275,000 Mf. 0perto=
gelien lfcr til 1. Oftober. Woaroen
bor 1856 Mf. Ncttouobptte og ber=
ifobclige 8pgninger, iom @anien far
laoet opfpre for fao @or iiber. Den
tore Gjcn0om forbliber poa tpife
ga &ieberen CT Ell 11l1g bien1=
9onomono, meobelcr vScb1.
s."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Sset,ie',. SRI: gn1mo .SSprne Gbeo.
ieu. Serb o. 8etonarbei6er Miels
Gbriltian Olei en-. Grf. Seniine @liia
Smitb. Observation-Disclosures Sens @e~
ter Mnocrien. @ieitgiper Hu6olpb
emil. 9orien. l1brmoger Ducbs gu
ltru Marie. &ontoriit Benjamin
@eorg &pfpeo. 6ormono Niels @on~
len. Stucipiller Gonra61ens &uftr,
Selma. Gnfefrl1, 8iipinoe Mgnes
Sino. 1rf. Caroline Jre6eriffe So
cborioe. Sncofermeiter &eteriens
Gnte Bertha. Stpberiarbei6er Carl
Sl1li11S @cnt5en. &ipbmon6 2oriens
9l1itru Morie. 0ireftpr g. Niellens
@llltr1 Singer. ST. Dprlaee 2eon=
boro 9fielien. Grf. Tboro Mlpiloa
Ntell Ell.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
l1ocnior ajpbenbabn:

ltoenfor &j%pbenbabm:
@cllcrup: ST. Gireftpr s. q. e.
Eeterien. Tbp. &offriipr @ooes Sill
ltru Soo. Barber 8,,itop Noolf
2cisner. @l,sejer Sens Senlrn.
Spngbp: &iritine s(nolie @offmonn.
Ororllp: &%eitouratpr 3. @onlcns
@l'itun Soa. @ellner >Spr9en Ss%Sulil>s
Sbl'lin. Spllcrpo: ,Eeniioniit 9(n=
ton Micoloj Mplitcb. @ientoite: 3d.
gcrlrrling Morius emil Gbrijtcnlcn.
@loolarc: Gnfc Cine &riitine Nicl=
len. 9pnohp: &el(ner Niels Niel=
Jet. G1fc 2ishetb Mielien. @icntoi=
te: 0perlerer, &eoafter Sans Gbri=
titan &eltergaoro. Ngr,,m: Getoil-
bonolerlfe Seniine Miffelicn. Iaor=
6rf: @rfe Muren Nieli en. Sgllc=
rp0: gl1fc @elcne Gcterlen. 9r6rllp:
@l1scicr Gbriiten @onlcn. Strl1er:
Ioritonoer &olocn,ar Nielien Morm.
Moglebplille: @aorocjer San Glnl1=
len. Np%minocgob: Stranofontrollpr
Sungets @11fe &aren. Stronoegoorb
beo Mreitp: 6orpogter Otto st.
@pftoin9. Yrnite: @pjifolelnrcr
Mppcls Gnte Gotbrine. Mim pr.
&orie11s: @aarbeier Nnbers Sfop.
gaaro. &irfepGrloie Marf: @aoro=
eier Mn0ers @anien. Nerreiumoby:
Sfibstpntrer &orl Soban Mnoerjcn.
Marbl1s: Miels 9pliien. Sine @m,=
ien. 2ongiteo: &lauiine 8. @ol6s~
gooro. &inge: Dortbeo Maoic1.
Mplpffe: @oren Moolen. @eitr>,p:
&ielsmine M,1brea Rosien. Moro=
borg: &iriti1,c @rau. Stepping:
&bpge upgeien. @eliin9sr: Sir
ltine 9arien. 2innet: Mar9retbc
Scnien. @eile: Mbelone Sofie Seq
lluao. SobonneS Sprenien. Gbor=
balls Glauicn. l1liborg S%totionSbp:
Eeoer Yeberien. Ribe: @orItcn
Scbn1i6t. @eller11p: Morie Yeoer=
ien. Mpfipbi,g s.: @erman &as-
m,Sicn. Slagelie: Gnfefru Mpller.
Storcbcoingc: Eu,,l Senien: Ereitp:
&ipbnrono y. Olien. Npfipbing S.:
lppo9rof .. Gbriitenien. Nafifop:
= asn1uS II Nnoericn Mop $
&orcn @rl,lll. Nnenle: Sfrrober s.
8. @onien. Morie &osmusie len. Sir
finn: 8anrocier Sens @anie1. &or=
hinge: @a9er s. M. @ensiel. @reo~
ltcn: Mlluo @onlteo. Nslpffe: Eors
ttflllier Spren S11elien. Moorl let:
SfoD S. {. @leic. @beltoft:
Son ulin0e &oren Erting. Stenlgie:
, Gprlrgc Gbr. Seb>penfc. @eliingpr::
Mlta 6rcunbt. @oriens: Vernbor0
: @asn1lts ier. Norbus: 9o11fbogbol=
Ser Morte1 Eetcricn. Sans Gbrilti=
onl el1. @alten: Sogncfpgco NiclS
!. g. @omurelgooro. @ibore: Robcrt
Sen el1s Moris. 9lolbor9: 6r11 Cleo
nora u. 5. Ao aiible. Gsbjerg: 81.
/, SSenlcr. Morbus: Gmma SSoo b.
; 8or11ellon11. Storebeoinee:: M,,=
rerr1eitcr 6. $. Ycterien. 2ino: Chg
foge0 s. Gbr. @onien. Moribo:
Mognl>S &rogb Senien. Aorbns:
Mru1a SSobanne &i5iing. Mororetbe
3eblboln1. Seren Fo1lllen. Mnno
Mpller. Msierbolle:: @oar0eier Gbri=
ition Sort. 9Dnt: Sprgen Sdrger=
Jet Mprr. Sfipe: Gntreprener 81.
Sprenien. Soenie: 6bp. Hoit1neitcr
6. 6. @enril1gie1. Maris &pis t.
@toffebDe. &eile: Mnlerm. Cars
SEMEN. 80. S. Soniens @uitru, +.
Eeterier. e. $. @brilteniens &u1trl1,
t. &onien. 8ornbolm: Geitermorie:
5meoemelter s. &ofoe6. &nu0ifer
@plle: &oren Marie 8eltb. Npnne:
@agermelter 6. 811r6ts. Molermc=,
iter 80. @anien. Neefie: Sme6emeiter
2ars 2arier. slllinge: &otbrine
Beoerlen. @osle: Gpenb 9(nberienS
&uitrl1 @lieno. He6eri fer: Mne Sir
gttte Mnberlen. Offer: 2ars @iper=
ienS Snitru Margretbe. &nappe-
l.ooorS ; osn1for. mooSo 6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

v@arner's @bite @inc Of Sar"
9iper itrofs 9inoring / en bpilfen
JONI belit Spaoom / Struben % 2l,r-
9erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
8ilanbcne.

-
II I i ffer paa Ge1.
= erne. Get betragtes JONI iif
fert, at 6ilfeilup vMor6itiernen" al
5rangisbaag ct gaaet UNDER, ontoge-
Zig / en- 5torm / Marts. sioen oo
far man life let noget til SEN, %
MI bil0e Sen ellers babe ipgt 2al0
for at propiontere. Ser par IL
Man0 omboro; Sc fleite al oem ber-
te biemme paa Spoerg, og 5 al
Sem bar 8rp6re.
Sabet bar iaar bol6t tltng 5prg
blan6t Ben fqrptife STRENGTHENING.
ser iaa baorot maa fempe for iir
EilbRrelie. Soru6en Sc 12 Man6.
iom alle benter er omfomre, far s
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Gn @aabe.


- st.: v@poo beoer Gleionte11S
N9ie2"
9. (forunorct): "snobel notl'r-
ligbis."
g.: uOg sioenoabnet, JONI soloa-
ten bGrer?"
g.: uSubel."
g.: uMaob, og me6 bpo0 telegro.
ferer man til Mmerifo?"
g.: v&S&abel."
st.: uOg bpab be6 ben fgrlte 8ro:
6ermor6er?
g.: (iprtg): abel"
g.: uNei nh git gu / Ganoet
San beo &ain, pe6 Dn belt"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

S &iborg ifiltes Sc TO Solos Geie,
ibet Set itgrlte tog til &ielien og Set
onoet meo @a1et1 til Slifop, bporfra
Der fun er en- go6 6ieroingpei til
u@e6ebuiet".
Ser par ialt As Sanger iomt 6
8etiente og 2 &%agtbun0e. M6ifillige
at 6angerne bar unge Menneifer,
fom ollerbeiit bar 25 Mar gamle.
Sbor ct Ser flor Sorifiel paa Ton=
gernes l16ruitning MI og / 6e ferite
Mar, 6a Sc mp6te mes flaprenbe Sr9-
flo, forte 8enfIe6er og llaben6e pao
bele 8ogogen. Mu ien6es sen / 6or-
beien, pg be bar life or6et at bore
poo ems beres 6rofoit og &ibe; 8en=
fIeoerne er LANCE, og paa 6e66erne
bor Sc &obn6ugs Sfo me6 tpffe
Soaler nn0er. @nfelte al 6angerne
bab6e Mulifinitrumenter og Ell
Sromme lne6.
Set er fier0e CONNER, Ser ienoes
&olo til @iplien Mergelleie, iom lig-
ger 9anife fort fra Sol0eplaoiet.
Ser fgrer 5por in6 til Mergelleiet
og Der lesies Mergelen, iom 6eref'
ter ipre6es / Ggnen, ia, iomme 81.
Ser len6es meget langt bort. St]
u@e0buiet" er set ellepte Gang, SCI
ienoes Solo iaar. Satpgerne begpn'
Der gierne / oct tiblige Soraor mel
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-30

With tne customary conservatism OF
the English, the idea was very slow
20 spread, ana II was taken up and
put in practice more generally first
Ky the Germans, who through al! time
have been the greatest lover of the
child the world aas known, I'M to
whom we owe the Kindergarten, and
the foundation of our present system
of training n domestic
science.
At this time America was a new
land. All OF outdoor was at the
command of the little people. and IL
was nore thai City ear before the
first public playground was establish
ed in the city of baltimore the city
itself owning the tract used for the
purpose. Since that time hundreds
of similar grounds have been opened
up in various parts of the country
with uniform satisfaction and benefit
to the children. The tendency all
ever the country is n has been for
the D tblic playground movement To
be chaa pioned by the Women's Clubs
and societies, and IL is on this account
that the work of the committee OF
this club looking toward the estab-
lisament of n public playground in
Roswell is of particular significance.
The time is only just now coming
that such a play place for h children
was necessary The town is just be-
ginning TO be a city. and the time has
core when il is conceded that the
children should have sanctuary from
the street playground, and that they
should be provided with n place OF
their own. supplied with all of the
tools OF funnaking. swings. sand
piles, croquct grounds, simple outdoor
~ mnasiHn apparatus for the boys,
md among them a bit of the green
with which nature has not been too
generous in his country. some flow
ers and trees-reninding them that
the grown up children never forget
tnat dim and distant time when life
was steady playtine.
A splendid beginning has been
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-30
PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS.

The following pape was read be-
fore the last meeting of h Woman's
Club by Mrs. 8. p. Denning, and was
so timely and rave SO much light on
a live subject in Roswell that the Rec
ord takes great pleasure in present
ing II to our readers
The PLAY instinct has long been re-
c~ognized as one of the most marked
the animal species. and as man began
to grow In civilization it an to be
considered as an essential in the pro-
per development of the child mind.
Sir Henry Baker. the great London
Physician, over one hundred years
ago ave II as his opinion that the
physical decadence of the
London born and bred E~nglishman
was dle to a very great degree to the
fact IA in his childhood the play
instinct was suppressed. or IL 1t was
allowed to exist. most sadly pervert-
ed II could hardly be otherwise
when there were 40 places in which
he children OF the people could play
except In the streets, of whose dang
ers there is ample ecord
uAot ptDAt pay 6iodhu IA az
world was established in the city of
London in the spring of 1908. | use
the torn public" In the abstract
sense. RS referring to a place where
there was no natural and suitable
place for the children to play. What
corresponds to a block of our meas
ureznent of and was cleared of all
Instructions and supplied with trees
and grass. and all sorts of p~lay-acces-
series. OF course the innovation
made n great hit. and children came
for miles to play there. the number in
fact being so great m at first there
was no DOT for them to play at all.
BY the generosity OF Her Royal
Highness. the Duchess of Dartmouth.
the grounds were much enlarged and
severai others placed at different
points in the East End of London.
most OF whom are In use to this day.
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Cash for Small Ads.

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I" Small ads, under one dollar .
t" must be paid in advance. We .
. do this to avoid the keeping of >
4" many petty accounts.
|" RECORD PUB. CO. .
, g G Q 6 3 3 @ 9 g Q 3 @ @ o q
FOR SALE:
FOR SALE:-3.OOO gal. tank tower
and piping. $25.00.-210 s. Ky. 44tf
FOR SALE:-42 lots close in; also
modern cottage. Inquire 3O4 North
Penna. ave. 45tf
FOR SALE:-An eight morse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-At last we have Undue
ed a farmer to list his and for sale
We want to tell you about little
& Trust Company.
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. If
FOR SALE:-Horse, buggy and fur
liture cheap. 700. S. Ohio. 46t3"
FOR sALE:-A piano and violin at
a sacrlfice.-1OS N. Ky. t3=
FOR SALF:-Vrillia Jersey milk.
certified pure and fresh and deliver
ed regularly in Single Service Bot
ties. Please give it a trial Leroy
Berrier. Telephone 295 4 rings. L"
FOR SALE--Household goods of the
Glen Boarding house. Bargain if
sold at nee. 416 ". Main. 49t3'
FOR SALE:-(iood cooking stove
with all cooking utensils. cheap, at
liz Ky. Ave. 49t2~.
FOR SALE cord of good dry
wood.-Inquire at Missouri Sunshine
Inn. t1".
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WANTED:

WANTED:-Girl to do house work
o S. Kentucky. If
WANTED:-Lot salesman, 40 to $40
acres of land. Big Commission
Rotan Development Company, Ro-
tan, Texas. 36t10*
WANTED:-By a lady. oon with
board in home with modern conven
fences. Lock box III. 4st2s
WANTED:-Man to work on farm ad
dress Box II, r. F.. d. 4St2%
WANTED:-Dish washer at Ell Capt.
tan Hotel. 1879
WAN FED:-Large furnished room.
bath, p. o. Box 426, or Phone so tt
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FOR 81


FOR RENT:-Modern cottage, 304
North Penna. ave.. 45tf.
FOR RENT:-Omce suite, ground
floor. city water. Apply e. w.
Mitchell, agent S6tf.
FOR RENT IL room boarding
house. we'll located, modern conven-
ie7ces.-Teeple & Day. Phone SIS.
FOR RENT:-Corner Kentucky and
Alameda. modern 5 room nouse.-
Apply z. G. Minton. 100. e. 3rd.
street. 34tf
FOR RENT:-trick house. corner OF
Richardson and Wanut--A. NJ.
Robertson. 45tf.
FOR RENI:-Frraished front room
902. North Va. Ave. 4St3s.
FOR RENT:-A 4 room mouse locat-
ed on Main street, connected with
city water and sewer.-Apply Joe
Torfan, phone 46s. 4Stf.
FOR RENT:-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Good neign-
borhood. best location.-509 N. Lea
or phone 4S5. 4St3s
FOR RENT:-House. I'll ". Wash
inFton. 49t3s-
FOR RENT:--2 light housekeeping
rooms. SIG N. Main. 49t2-
FOR .lENT:--l or . furnished sleep
ing or light Housekeeping rooms.
close tn---10s n. Ma. q.
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Mrs. T. r. Blackmore and Mrs. B.
?. Sloane returned last night to their
at Artesia after spending three
days visiting Mrs. Davidson.
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Miss Moody, a teacher of Roswell
schools. returned tlis morning from
a short visit in the south part of the
county.
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Mrs j. ID. Merchant, of Carlsbad,
arrived this morning to join Mr.. Mer
cnant who is in Roswell attending
court.
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lis Beulah Lowe, of Champaign
i'll, arrived last night to join her ia
Their and brothers in making theil
hone at Dexter.
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n. A. Cell and family left this nor
ming for wellington, Kan, MIR. Cell
on a snort business trip and his fam
lily for a two months visit.
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Tom White left this morning for
ke1na to itness the loading OF n
big shipment of cattle sold by In
l. f ID OUTFIT to Rhea Brothers.
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Miss E. p. Corning left this morn
ing for her nome in Freeport, Ill, af-
ter spending a month here looking
after business.
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Miss Ruth Dilbeck left this morning
for her home ia Elida after spending
two weeRs vita her sister. Mrs. Seth
Swift.
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Mrs. Josephine Remsberg.. of Den
is expected for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. F. e. Bird, mother of the
late Earl NJ. Bird, who is very Ill.
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Mrs. 2. j. AGREE came down from
her claim near Boax last night for a
visit with her husband, who Is en-
ployed here as a carpenter.
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]. r. Dendinger returned this NOR
ming from Lake Arthur.
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n. r. Britt returned last night
from a business trip OF several days
to various points IN Texas.
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Deputy Sheriff o. F. Galloway, Of
Dexter. was here today.
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MILLINERY AT PRICES FAR BE-
THEIR ACTUAL VALUE AT
JOYcE-PRUIT CO.
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w. C. Reio went down the road last
nfgnt for a business visit.
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A c. Mills came In this morning
from Greenfield.
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r. c.. Reid went to Clovis this
morning for a short business visit.
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II your wants are placed IN the
Daily Record they will be satisfied.
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Trade Directory
ABSTRACTS.

THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND SCI
CURITY CO.,-Capital $50 200. Alb
stracts n titles guaranteed, loans.
Oklahoma Block. Phone 81.
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Money to loan or good real estate,
Three years.-Title & Trust Co.
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Father Christman went TO Carlsbad
last Night
r. H.. Kemp retained last night from
a trip north
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HOUSE

HILLS & DUNN-Furniture. hardware
stoves, rugs etc. new and second
Lahd- Sewing machine needles. bob
bins. n snuttles Of all kinds. 3O5-
BOT N. Main. Phone SO.
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UNDERTAkEas.

DILLEY q SON.-Undertaksrs. Pr
vate ambulance Prompt Service.
ULLERY FURNITURE Co.-Uuder.
takers Phone TO- rs or No III.
II. H Observation-Disclosures and
enbaimer. Private ambulance, prumus
service. Parlors 121 w. lth. Phone
I16-3 rings.
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GRAIN. FUEL a HIDE DEALERS
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with our grain. coal
and wood. we buy hides. phone 80
BOSWELL TRADING CO.-Coal. hay
and grain. Always the best. East
Second St. Phone 1856.
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Record Want Ads Result srinssrs
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BUTCHER SHOPS.
u. 8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality" Ia our
motto.
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CERTIFICATES
OF TITLE!

What are they? Read and learn. We will make a
thorough examination of the official Records OF Chaves
County, and issue to you a Certificate, certifying that the
record title is vested in you free and clear OF all incum-
brances, including taxes, judgments or liens OF any kind, or
that it Ia subject to whatever Irregularities or liens that we
may find. When you get our Certificate you know beyond
any doubt just the exact condition of your title. Do you
know that now? Real Estate men using our CERT1F1-
Gates have found by using them they can close a deal
much quicker than in any other way.
We will guarantee your title. If you are buying or
lending money get one of our Bonds, guaranteeing your
Title and you will be protected against any loss from flaws
i'm the Title.
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We will not only give you some
thing good to eat but we'll fan you
while you eat--Roswell Hotsl-
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LuM G YARDS.

LUMBER YARDS.
PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.-Lum
Der, shingles, doors, lime, cement.
paints. varnish and glass.
HOSWELL LUMBER CO. The Old
est lumber yard in Roswell. See us
for all kinds of building matertaIs
and paints.
FINE CEDAR POSTs-kEMp
LUMBER CO.