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J sources without resort to a foreign President Diaz the medal and diplo- Eames, Mme. Melba, Sousa'a Band, I loan, in an interview with tne cor- - ma awarded the chief executive of Pryor's Band, and others of the high- TO RECLAIfVi respondeat of the Associated Press WELTER Mexico by the St. Louis World's Fair WRECK est class musical entertainers in the today the minister said he hoped that officials, today called on Ambassador world will be reproduced. It will be a large part of the deficit which has Thompson, ; Consul General Gotts-chal- k given tor the benefit of the church, already been reduced from $149,300, and Albino E. Monro, the Mex- and an admission fee of 25 cents will SWAMPS 000 to $121,300,000 by he surplus of AND TAYLOR ican" commissioner at the World's KILLS FOUR be charged. 1906, will be balanced by an excess Fair. The Francis party will be en of income in 1907. . tertained today at a luncheon to be SENATOR SPOONER ON given in . their honor by President BROWNSVILLE RESOLUTION Citizens' Farewell to Woodwards. Diaz. Washington, D. C, Jan. 15. Sena- tor Spooner today speech The farewell testimonial to Adjt GUGGENHEIM ELECTED resumed his OVERFLOWED ELECTED JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OPEN SWITCH SWINGS PASSEN- BILL' TO DRAIN and Mrs. Woodward will be held at TO SUCCEED PATTERSON. upon the Brownsville resolution, be- LANDS INTRODUCED IN AND CONSTABLE, RES- GER INTO FREIGHT TRAIN. the Salvation Army Citadel tonight. Denver, Colo., Jan. 15. Simon Gug gun yesterday. He said that he agreed THE SENATE. - PECTIVELY. It is expected that all the ministers genheim, Republican, was elected U. that it was for congress to determine and several other prominent men of S. Senator to succeed Thomas M. the oath of enlistment, of Roswell will speak. There will be duration Patterson, Democrat, by the legisla- term, pay, method of punishment and special music. This will be the last ture today. He received a large ma any regulation govern meeting that Adjt. and Mrs. Wood- jority of both senate and house in sep $500,000 FIRE other for the ward will participate in here, and A RUNAWAY RACE arate session, the vote being: ment of soldiers, but he could not NOMINATIONS WIN their many friends should rally and Senate: Guggenheim, 22; Chas. agree tSiat the Commander In chief give good send-of- f. The Ros- them a S. Thomas, Democrat, 12. of the U. S. army in time of peace well City Band will play. House: Guggenheim, 46; Charles The concert last night was the best or war was under the supreme com- S. Thomas, 15; Frank C Goudy, Re- congress. ever given by the Army in Roswell, publican, 4. Printing and Publishing Firm Burn- mand of The constitution. and the verdict of all was that it Kilgour, Sprung by Republicans on pres- he said, made the President command Senate Committee Agrees to Report ... All the Republican members ed Out. Heavy Rains in Western was well worth double the admission' Election Morning, Beats Out Gi- - er in chief of the army without defin- Favorably on Cortelyou and Garfield ent voted for- Guggenheim, except Pennsylvania Cause Flood Warning fee charged. Adjt. and Mrs. Wood- lbert. Welter Carries Both Pre- D. Del- to Be Out. ing his functions. He .read from the Republicans Prepare Plans for 1908 Representative M. Vincent, of Sent ward will leave Wednesday or Thurs- cincts. Close Race for Constable. ta county, who voted for Goudy. decision in the Swayne case, in the Campaign. day for Phoenix, Arizona. Vote by Precincts. Court of Claims, congress may The Three Democrats after voting , for that Thomas, changed to Goudy as a com- reduce or abolish military forces, but Live Stock Market. pliment. They are; Kem, of Montrose; that so long as there is a force the in is supreme. Kansas City, Jan. 15. Cattle re Ebbert, of Otero, and Bellesfield, of Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 15. Two commander chief ceipts 12,000, including 400 South Pueblo. trainmen are known to be dead and BAILEY'S FRIENDS SAY Washington, Jan. 15. Extensive erns. Market steady. A. J. Welter was yesterday elect o another believed to be dead, and a MISSOURI DEMOCRATS HE WILL BE ELECTED. plans for the reclamation of swamp Native steers, 4.00 6.75 ed justice of the peace of consolidat- fourth probably fatally injured in a Southern steers, 3.25 5.75 ENDORSE ROOSEVELT. Austin, Tex., Jan. 15. The consid- 1-- 12 and overflowed lands will be ed 2, and J. H. Taylor, wreck at Waldron, Mo., miles from Southern cows, 2.00(g) 3.75 Precincts Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. house today passed a resohi- - ered at an early meeting of the Sen- Leavenworth, Kansas, last night, caus constable. Welter's plurality over 15. The lower 'house of the tion calling upon , the attorney Native cows and iiejfers, 2.205.00 ed by a head-o- n collision between ate Committee on Public Lands. The was 217, legislature today, over .the general to submit to that body Stackers and feeders, 2.754.75 Kilgour and over Gilbert Rock Island passenger train No. 26 scheme is advanced in a bill Intro- protest Republican mem-- all the documentary evidence Bulls, 3.004.50 224. The result is eminently satisfac- of its and freight train. Several passengers duced by Senator Clapp, which pro- Calves, 3.50 7.75 tory to a great majority of the people. bers, endorsed the action of in his possession implicating " were slightly injured. The dead are: vides for the establishment of a in dis- - Bailey in certain deal-- Western fed steers, 3.75 5.75 The vote was as follows: President Roosevelt, Engineer Jas. McQueen of the freight; Senator re- Justice-of-the-Peac- Waters-Pierc- e "drainage fund" from all moneys e. . charging negro ings with the Western fed cows, ?.504.25 For the soldiers Baggageman Charles Hart. Engineer ceived from the sale of public lands 1. connected with the Browns- - Oil Co. The original resolu- - Sheep receipts 6,600. Market steady (Names) Pet. P. 3 Tot. King of the passenger train is miss- in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Illi vllle A en-- tion provided these doc- - Muttons, 4.75 5.75 A. J. Welter, 256 106 362 riots. resolution ing and believed to be under the that nois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michi- " dorsing and approving ac- - uments should be accompa-- Lambs, 6.757.50 W. S. Kilgour, 94 ' 51 145 the wreckage. Fireman G. H. Moll wood gan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missou- tion of was pass- - nled by the attorney general's Range wethers 5.006.60 J. C. Gilbert, 34 104 138 the President probably is fatally injured. An open ri, Ohio and Wisconsin, except five , ed, the voting opinion as to their unerlt, but Fed ewes, 4.005.35 J. B. Bailey, 39 53 92 Democrats for switch was the cause of the wreck. per cent set aside by law for educa- it and Republicans against Bailey's adherents objected to F. Williams, 57 35 92 the Half Million Dollar Fire.. tional and other purposes. 25 77 the resolution. this provision so strenuously THE TENT STUDIO. D. P. Greiner, 52 Chicago, Jan. 15. Half a million Under the bill the Secretary of the J. W. Watkins, 51 11 62 that it was stricken out. The Interior Is directed "to make examina- We are still making friends among dollars worth of property was destroy Bailey are jubilant, J. H. Hamilton, 6 20 26 today by a fire partially friends of tions and surveys for the construction lovers of good photographs. We will ed that burn claiming he will be For Constable. an eight-stor- y building on Dear- of works for the drainage of swamp make friends with lovers of good NEW YORK COFFEE CO'S ed next week without further op-- J. H. Taylor. 217 63 280 born street, occupied principally by lands and report to congress on or views with the coming of the leaves position. , in the spring. M. D. Loveless, 141 121 262 FAnOUS COFFEE M. A. Donohue & Co., printers and " before July 1st each year as to the Guy Herbert, 57, 166 223 results. The reports are to include And when it comes to Kodak work, publishers, A dozen other firms had you W. L. Ray, 139 79 218 destroyed. estimates of all contemplated works, can tell at a glance when the BREAKFAST BELL their places of business o work comes from THE TENT STU ' Flood in Pennsylvania. the extent and location of lands election was probably the AT Three Deaths in Chihuahua Addition. " The Pa., 15. warn which can be reclaimed, and all DIO. Pittsburg, Jan. Flood Miss Marguerito Ruiz, aged 26 most exciting and strongly contested CO. ings were wea- facts relative to the practicability of "THE BEST" is our motto. JOYCE PRUIT sent out by the local years, Saturday dome in election of its kind ever held in this night, stating a died at her proposed projects. HESS & CO. ther bureau last that Chihuahua addition and was buried county. The great number of candi- stage 22 by Ship Subsidy Bill Defeated. of feet would be reached Sunday in the South Side cemetery. Nine year old Rippy. Oriental. dates, and the peculiar issues involv- the river today. The crest of the Washington, . Jan. 15. By a vote un- Jacob Castro, agedfc8, died in Chi ed all added, to the interest and flood early morning was at Free- - of eight to seven the Senate ship sub- WIPED OUT BY this huahua addition Sunday as the re- certainty of the result. From the time port McKeesport. fall sidy bill was defeated in the House and The Tain sult of sickness resulting from expo the polls opened until they closed ing Al- Committee ori Merchant Marine and about the head waters of the sure. He slept out of doors about the candidates and their friends rus- legheny Fisheries today. "' and other rivers will swell two weeks ago and took cold. Burial tled votes wherever they could be the flood. As the committee had no authority SECTIONAL BOOK found. At all hours of the day the EARTHQUAKE was made 4n South Side cemetery. to sit during sessions of the house, polling places were surrounded by Eleven Dead the Final Estimate. The nine-months-o- ld baby of Mr. and as objection was made to grant-- workers who really iworked. Pittsburg, Pa., Jan. 15. B. F. and Mrs. Francisco Flores died Sun- lng this authority, a vote on the CASES The feature of the day was the Jones, Jr., president of the Jones & day at their home in Chihuahua ad Grosvenor mail subsidy substitute springing by the Republicans of W. Laughlin Steel Company, said today, dition and burial was made that day was prevented, and the committee ad- S. Kilgour as a candidate for justice relative to the recent catastrophe at in the South Side cemetery. KINGSTON, BIG CITY IN JAMAICA, journed to "meet at four o'clock this of the peace, and although Mr. Kil- the Eliza furnaces, that the books of o afternoon. gour came out the morning of the elec SAID TO BE DESTROYED. the time keeper had been checked WALTON'S STUDIO. Considering Fortification Bill. tlon he made a hard fight of It and up and every man had been account-- d High class portraiture, interior Washington, Jan. 15. The house Filing Cabinets and Libra- succeeded' In coming in second at for. The company's list shows elev- and exterior views of residences and today, after the passage of a few en dead. houses. Kodak work finish- ry or Office furnishings of the finish, J. C. Gilbert, who was business measures of local interest, resumed looked upon as being a probable win- ed daily. Enlarging of all kinds, ar- consideration the bill. all kinds. photograph of fortification ner being sent to third place. MUCH LOSS OF LIFE ERRAND BOY SUCCEEDS tistic picture framing and Nominations Reported Favorably THE GLOBE WERNICKE The vote cast was a heavy one for EMPLOYER AS GOVERNOR. ic supplies. 69tf Washington, Jan. 15. The Senate such an election, particularly in the Harrisburg, Pa., Jan. 15. Committee on Finance today agreed LINE A jury of six men this afternoon First Precinct, and here Mr. Welter Edward S. Stuart was inaugu- - heard the evidence In proceedings to to report favorably the nomination of - If you will notice wecontrol made a runaway race of it, having rated Governor of Pennsylva- - inquire into the sanity of Mrs. Monte Postmaster General . Cortelyou to be ad- things his own way. Welter also won nia today, succeeding Samuel proceed- Secretary of the Treasury, and James the sale of all the best Miller, In district court. The out in the Second Precinct, beating Telegraphic Communications are Cut W. Pennypacker, to whose law R. Garfield. Commissioner Corpo- vertised lines. The depend- ings were held before Major Mark of Gilbert there by two votes. This was Accepted Only oflice Stuart, when an errand rations, to be Secretary Off and Messages are Howell as commissioner in lunacy. In of the able stuff. entirely unexpected, as it was thought Re- boy delivered books. The in-- Interior. at Sender's Risk. Land Line the chambers of Judge Pope. You pay us no more money that Gilbert would carry this precinct stored to Within Five Miles of the auguration was a simple cer-- The vote on both Cortelyou and by a large plurality. emony. , cora-pedito- rs City. Cut Garfield was unanimous, members for the best than our Stricken Panama Also B. C. Bowen has resigned his posi- the The race for , constable was excit- you Off by Failure of Cable. tion with W. W. Gatewood, and will of the committee assenting to the ask for cheap ing and hard fought, and but sixty-tw-o view that the President should be showy imitations of good leave the first of February for his old votes separated the winner and may allowed to select his own advisers. Furniture, which, has no the lowest man. The election of Mr. RICHARDSON ELECTED home in New Orleans. He locate - Port, Republican Campaign Plans. style We are Taylor was not assured until the last SENATOR FROM DELAWARE in Gulf Washington, Jan. 15. Plans for Dover, Del., Jan. 15. Harry A. Ri- of vote was counted. New York, 15, (2:00 p. m.)- - W. E. Thrasher, Dexter, return- the national campaign of 1908 are al- The House quality and Jan. chardson was today formally elected of The total number of ballots counted Co. on auto today from ready being formulated by the Re- style The Western Union Telegraph is U. S. Senator to succeed J. Frank Al-le- ed the a business on justice of the peace was 994, and part Ter- publicans. A meeting the executive In receipt of advices that Kingston, Both houses balloted separately. trip to the central of the of the total for constable was 983. ritory. committee of the National League of Jamaica, has been destroyed by an In the senate eleven votes were cast Republican Clubs is being held in METROPOLITAN LIFE earthquake, with much loss of life. for Richardson, and five for Sauls-bur- y The Knights of the Maccabees will this city for the purpose of making - TO BE INVESTIGATED. The announcement issued by the (Dem.) ; Richardson received 25 install their new officers Wednesday " y preliminary' 'arrangements ', for open- - New . York, Jan. 15.--A- n Investiga- Western Union is as follows: "The votes in the lower house, and Sauls-bur- night at the K. P. hall. ing the campaign. The committee tion into the methods of the Metro- Western Union- - Telegraph Company 10. J. L. Fisher left today for his home .; O sfsts of one member from each state, politan life Insurance Company, sim- has received advices that communica- , in Santa Fe, after spending a month and the representation at today's ilar to that in the New York Life, tion with Kingston, Jamaica, is inter- VICTOR RECITAL AT THE here with F. A. Williams. meeting is large. which - resulted in the Indictment of rupted, also to the Isthmus of Pana PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The delegates were given a recep- George W. Perkins and Charles S. ma via Jamaica, caused apparently An entertainment of rare tone will tion at the White House today, the FaircMld, has been begun by Dis- by an earthquake. Later advices are be given at the Presbyterian church U. S. WEATHER BUREAU. ""will President extending to each of his trict - Attorney Jerome. President J. that the land line communication is tonight. It be a concert exclus- (Local Report.) callers a hearty greeting. R, Hegman, of the Metropolitan, has restored to within five miles of King- ively on the Victor talking machine, Roswell, N, M., Jan. 15. Tempera- been asked to appear personally at ston, and traffic may be accepted at the machine tn which the dog recog- ture. Max., 72; min., 49; mean, 60. " RUSSIA HAS . ma- ENOUGH. the criminal court building. . senders risk, subject to heavy delay. nizes his master's voice. This Precipitation. 00; wind S., velocity V INTERNAL REVENUE. ' o It is reported that Kingston is des chine is considered one of .the finest 3 miles; weather cloudy. SL Petersburg, Jan. 15. The defi- FRANCIS TO BE ENTER- troyed with great loss of life. on the market, and the one to be us- Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity: cit in the budget of 1907 will. If the TAINED BY PRESIDENT DIAZ. ed tonight will be the best that Is Rain tonight and :,' Wednesday; expectations of Finance Minister . City of Mexico, , Jan. 15. Former H. C. Kehrm, of Chicago, nd Wm. made. Tie program .is made, up of colder. Minister . Kokovsoff are realized, be THE LEADERS Governor David R. Francis, of Mis- L. Hipp, of Houston, Tex., came In the beat records that can be procur- M. WRIGHT. ' recovered , entirely from interna souri, who yesterday presented to on the auto today from Torrance. . ed. Mme. Adettna Pattl, Mme. Emma Official fa Charge welfare and progress of American DAILY -- ROSYELL RECORD TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Jews. - DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS. TRUCK FARMING IN -

. BRUSHES VALLEY. THE RECORU PUBLISHING CO. Salina, Kan., Jan. 15. A ; meeting THE PECOS C fe. MASON, Business Managsr. of the farmers, grain dealers and ship From Lakewood Progress. - . ODE GEO. A. PUCKETT, ... Editor 0F WORTH... pers of the state convened here today The Lakewood commercial club last for the purpose of ddscusslng the ques Wednesday evening had under discus- Entered May 19, 1903, at Roswell, tion of better freight rates. Several sion, "The benefits and profits to be - - farming." num- New Mexico, under tk Act ot Con prominent speakers will deliver ad derived from truck A. We know that our line of buggies, surrey s, park dresses. ber of splendid speeches .were made gress of March 3. 1879. A good brush is the first run-abou- ts e by those who had had considerable wagons and is the most compk-t- - essential of the toilet of Greenville, S. C, Jan. 15. The an experience along this line. It was the and up-to-da- te line that has ever been shown in TERMS OF 8UB8CRIPTION. nual show of the Greenville Poultry, sense of the Club that no sort of farm the city. We are making very close figures on Dally, per Week, t .15 particular people. A large Pigeon and Pet Stock association, op tag was as profitable as truck: farming .60 these goods, and invite you to come and exaniiue Daily, Per Month, ened here today, with a large atten Where could be carried on success- .50 it them. We think we can suit the most exacting Paid In Advance, . variety of bristles can be dance and numerous exhibits. fully market could be &00 and where a Dally, 8lx Months, found for the products. IN AND 5X0 found in our store. Any ; STYLE PRICE Daily, One Year, Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 15. A bill clearly demonstrated (Daily, Except Sunday) It has been price desired. providing for the employment of con- that no section of the world produces victs on state pikes will probably be more vegetables to the acre than the MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS. presented to the legislature as a re Pecos Valley, and as to quality and Payton Drag, Book & sult of the convention here today of flavor, it is a conceded fact that the the Missouri Good Roads society. Of products of this section are far super W. P. Lewis Hardware Co All advertisement to Insure Inser ficials of the society declare this to all others The finest flavored Issue of The that ior tion In the same day's Stationery Co. is the only solution of the convict la cantaloupes in the world are grown The Pioneer of Fair Price. In the printers' Record should be bor' and good roads problems. Num in the Pecos Valley and they always hands before eleven o'clock .In the any erous civic commercial and labor command a fair price. morning. Orders for taking out cabbage, celery, of- bodies of the state have Indorsed the Tomatoes, onions, standing ad. should also be in the ocrats a little sooner and made the plan only opposition expected turnips many va to prevent Its and the radishes, and other IP fice by eleven o'clock the Welter vote larger. is from the owners of factories which rieties simply grow to perfection here oeing run that day. now employ convict labor. and are all paying crops. Mr. Welter's vote was considerably The club appointed a committee to more than the combined vote Mr. "also ran." of the New York, Jan. 15. The Distilling take up the matter of freight rates Gilbert two men next highest, and equal to Company of America today paid a 1 with the railroads and express com- the combined vote of the other five Threats of libel suits do not win and per cent, dividend on its pre panies, and endeavor to secure re- Abs votes. candidates below these two. All oth stock, being usual quarterly duced rates for these products and tracts ferred the er explanations of the result are su we are sure that a satisfactory agree perfluous. distribution of the profits of the dis The man who puts on most airs is tilling "trust." ment can be reached. And df not, usually all wind. the truck farmer can successfully pre Elder C. C. Hill is perhaps the hap Boston, Jan. 15. Representatives of serve his surplus of vegetables for fu even the jun piest man in town over the election the leading transcontinental roads ture use and sale. We are reliably Lands And Welter carried of Welter. Some other ministers also gle south of the dead-lin- e. met here today for the purpose of informed that some of our merchants did good work for Welter but it agreeing upon a schedule of summer are now handling tomatoes canned by "Explanations served yester was a fight with Elder Hill that dates tourist rates. The meeting will last Mr. Boyd who lives only a few miles that back, to time old day will have to be revised today. farther a when the three days. from town. Fourth ward push "ate him up alive, Loans Let those who are in a position to To those who also ran: Never Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 15. County ral engage in truck farming think over might good count your votes until election day, It be a idea for the lies of the members of the Farmers' this matter, and we will later an- "sports" to sing low. There is a very Educational and Cooperative union nounce the result of the committee's strong and growing sentiment In Ros- are being held thruout many states work as to rates and securing a mark- It is one thing to count promises, well is not even satisfied with today. Delegates to count that will be named to et for these products. and quKe another thing high license and prohibition of gam the general convention, which con votes. o bling. There are lots of people who venes here a week from today. ROOSEVELT ON THE would like to vote the saloons out PANAMA CANAL. one-senven- th vot Not quite of the of Roswell. Charleston, W. Va., Jan. 15. The ers of Roswell are. in favor of the President Roosevelt's special 'mes- West Virginia state federation of la- sage to Congress concerning 'the Pan "wide-open- " policy. President Roosevelt's hint that he bor convened in annual session here ama Canal has been issued in an il- Carlton & Bell may nominate negroes for several fed- today. The passage of many bills in lustrated edition, which may be pro- NORTH HAIN ST., ROSWELL, N. M. Nearly three to one Is what Welter eral positions in Ohio and see if the the interests of laboring men will be cured from the Superintendent of Doc 303 did to the man who had "a cinch on Senators will vote to confirm them advocated. Officials report that the uments, Government Printing Office, the Mexican vote.' is taking a mean advantage. The state organization has more than Washington, D. C, for 50 cents per Southern negroes, not the Ohio ne- doubled in membership during the copy. Knocking the stuffing out of politi groes," are the ones for whom the last year. The exhaustive manner in which cal scarecrows seems to be another hearts of Foraker and Dick bleed. this subject has been treated in this Phone No. 35- - Get Our Estimates on Bills good use of the "big stick. Kansas City Times. Springfield, Mass., Jan. 15. A board message, 7 ap- with the . addition of f of officers, appointed by Secretary pendixes and 26 full-pag- e illustrations If President Roosevelt should come A.p. Millice again comes to the Taft, met here today for the purpose makes the publication a veritable out on the Democratic ticket in 1908 Daily Record with his troubles that of considering various designs of au- text-boo- k on this subject of world in he would get the Solid South all is to say his question bureau has tomatic pistols with the view of se- terest. right. been and interesting sug lecting the one best adapted to fulfill Kemp Lumber Co gestions iwill be found in his ads the requirements of the military ser- To Try Dyer Case. - good-humore- d from day to day. Answering questions vice. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 15. The case It was all enough Wholesale and Retail Dealers in but quite the most exciting election is a part of his business and the of David P. Dyer, Jr., indicted on a for justice of the peace ever held in truth of his assertions, are proven by Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 15. Many promi charge of embezzling $61,500 from the Roswell. showing inquirers the goods. nent trotting and pacing horse breed- United States sub-treasury at St. ers of this and other states are hold- Louis will be called in United States 'made more ing meeting today. Many mat- district court today. Owing to the Lumber Mr. Kilgour good race, con President Roosevelt has a here made a any Repub- ters friendly relations Judge Finkeleburg sidering name was friends in the South than of interest to the breeders of fast the fact that his country ever had. will be has sustained with the Dyer family he The very best grades. We will satisfy you at all times. not morning of lican President the horses considered. mentioned until the People are beginning to see he will not sit in the case and has call- Come and inspect our stock. election day. that neither loves nor hates the negroes New York, Jan. 15. The National ed Judge John E. Carland of the fed and doesn't care a continental how Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' asso- eral court of North Dakota to take The candidates for constable were they vote. Some of his theories may ciation opened its annual convention charge of the proceedings. all good meq, and ran mighty close fail to solve the race problem but today, with delegates present repre- 9 together. There is no dissatisfaction when he runs up against hard facts senting many millions of dollars Inves Demand a Demurrage Law. Do You with the result. he seems to believe in using any old ted in tie industry. Washington, D. C, Jan. 15J The Classified Wish club that happens to be handy. committee of seven appointed by the ids. National Reciprocal Demurrage con The day when, the "sporting" ele New Orleans, La., Jan. 15. Sealed ment controls in Roswell has passed Perhaps the Record owes It to S were opened vention, which was held in Chicago bids today for surveying purpose To Save The town has reformed and settled P. Denning to explain that Mr. Den- 50,000 acres sea recently for the of devising FOR SALE. of marsh on the west a down to business. ning never was a candidate for coun- bank of Mississippi river, fifty remedy for car shortage, is in Wash FOR SALE. Land scrip. W. G. the ington today and an out cilman, refusing first, last and all the miles below New The pro- will, seek audi Skillmaa. --42tf The money you are paying Orleans. ence with president. 'Another good effect of abolishing time to aliow his name to be consid ject is In charge Faster- - the He' will be for Rent? If so of President urged to to congress FOR SALE: Two big American each month licensed gambling in Roswell is that ered. However, Fred J. Beck and the ling of the Buras Levee district. send a special message recommending the passage mares and one big horse. 401 Me come and investigate the prop- is now only & handful of the editor of the Record formed a con there during present of a Gaffey St. 6Gt5 element that was once the supreme spiracy to work up sentiment In his Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 15. The Flo the session law osition of securing a home on providing for reciprocal demurrage power in local politics. favor so that he might be forced to rida F. & A. M. Grand lodge is holding FOR SALE. One rotary and drop easy payments. . Don't put it H. Beckman, secretary accept the nomination. There was no its annual session here today, with Victor of the Austin well drilling machine. Phone Pacific Coast Lumbermen's associa- off any longer. Save the next new councilman trouble about the sentiment being his delegates from all over the state In or write the Oasis Ranch. 29tf The from the Third tion, is chairman of the committee. if possible. ward has reason to be proud of the way, and even Mr. Robinson would attendance. months rent never have become a candidate had Other members are H. H. Smith, of confidence shown by a practically Detroit, secretary of the Michigan FOR RENT. unanimous election. It is now up to not Mr. Denning refused to run. Mr. Topeka, Kans.. Jan. 15. The Kan Manufacturer's association; A. J. Van ' room 215 R. II. McCUNE, Agent. him to deliver the goods. Robinson proved to be the only pa- sas National Guard Officers associa- FOR RENT: Nice front triot willing to sacrifice his time in tion is holding a meeting here today Hoose of Memphis, president of the W. 3rd St. 68-t- 6 Southern associa- working for the city. to discuss legislative measures. A Wholesale Grocers' Large, sunny room for The Record iiaa no objection to tion; E. M. Wasmuth, Chicago, pre FOR RENT: banquet will be held this evening. of 149. 64tf Judge Gatewood exercising all the sident of the National Hay and Grain two, also board. Phone Influence he can politics, but he If you buy right you can always in association; E. M. Wayne, Walter Bo- Nice rooms. No should be a little more careful in the sell for a profit. Buy real estate from Cripple Creek, Colo., Jan. 15. Char FOR RENT: clean Carlton & Bell. ged with complicity gle and C. I. Millard, of Chicago. sick people, 612 N. Pecos. 65tf selection of his candidates If he hopes in the murder of According to Chairman Beckman, to .win. Isaac Leibo and Chris Miller during Cedar Brook, formerly W. H. Mc-- It is the intention of the Pacific North FOR RENT: A furnished house H. I. NOWLAN an election day quarrel at Gold field 104 S. attempt put or rooms for one month, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W Brayer. Oriental. 59tf Colorado, west Lumbermen to to There were a half dozen good men Thomas Brown will be properties, Including Nor Ky. ave. See R. F. Cruse. 66tf placed on in court today. the Hill the Special given to defeated for justice of the peace. But Figure with B. F. Smith when you trial district Pacific Great Northern attention James Warford Is now serving a life thern and Corporation, Insurance, with the number of candidates in the want buggy painting. Phone 17S. 7tf roads, into the hands of a receiver. field, a bad man might have been sentence in the penitentiary for the WANTED. Irrigation and Bankrupt- crime of which Brown Is accused. cy law. Federal practice . elected. The Record believes that the To Property Owners: WANTED: One or two unfurnished a specialty best man woo. We have several cash customers rooms. Apply at Record office. 68tf New Orleans, La--, Jan., 15. Over Bank, ::::::Rosweii, New iexica EEP us in mind What fusi Hon and for good residence property, vacant WANTED TO RENT: Two unfurn- good thing buy-in-g is expected to be one of the greatest One about President when you think of ished rooms. Lee Carter, Kemp Is willingness to learn. events of the New Orleans social residence lots, and vacant business Roosevelt his confectionery of Lumber Co., or P. O. Box 308. 66t5 He made'an early start on the negro season will take place tonight, when property. If you have anything you any kind, think of us. ; question that was unfortunate, but the Battallion Louisiana Field Artil want to sell, call at our office and "W. C. Keld. J. M. Hervey. Variety in everything, lery give he seems to be sincere in his desire will a military ball hi hon- give us a description of your prop- Open Door in China. V or to get right. but quality here. of the Louisiana State National Pekin; Jan." 14. Under the agree Reid & Hervey Guard Officers erty. Our past record is proof that J I. Choice assortment of association. ment made by the Chinese govern LAWYERS . . we can sell it. Kansas has elected a railroad attor- I A lfresh fruits, such as ment" with the Russian minister the Atlanta Ga., Jan.'.15. opening CARLTON & BELL. ney to succeed Senator Burton who The cities and Ki-ri- h, Block. Phone ' of Harbin, Manchuria Room 9. Texas - Apples, Grapes, Oranges, session al ' 5' is now In Jail,- The new senator, Cur- of the twentieth Opposite Postoffice. in Northern Manchuria, were to- will meeting He- tis, was backed by the same gang and Etc. A trial convince ot the Union of America day opened to foreigners for interna- the same corporate Interests that you that our candy is in "a brew Congregations this morning was V. E. ac- P. AN. TIME TABLE. tional trade and residence. This all kinds of bargains in placed Burton in the senate. class by itself. devoted to the perfecting of a perma (Railroad Time.) tion will provide an open door to all ve& have nent organization of the council and property of all kinds. See us be- Northbound, arrive ..... 10:10 a. m. the cities of the province. city Some people say that had the Re- the submission of the reports of the you buy. Carlton & Bell. Northbound, depart,' .... 10:25 a. m. fore- publicans brought ooc Mr. Kilgour Kipling's boards and officers of the union. The you are sick or have a friend who - o ' If afternoon and evening sessions will Southbound, arrive, ..... 4:50 T. m. - two or three days earlier he would is ill, send them to the Spring River Oedar Brook, formeily W. II. Me- - be marked by discussions of many Southbound,' depart, ..... 5:00 p.m. 59tf - 69tf Braver. Oriental. Candy Store- - D. . It would have only bunched the Dem-- important problems- relating- to theJ M. BURNS, Agent. Sanitarium. L- 7 '-

' -- I J U, STANDARD OIL laws prohibiting such marriages. The MONEY FOR THE IS NOT GUILTY. union of blind .persons or. those 'oth TENNESSEE SCHOOLS Chicago. Jan., : 15. Attorney John erwise deprived of their senses is al Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 15. Appro S. Miller acting In behalf of the Stan- so condemned,, ty; Professor Bell. priations of $50,000 for the University - dard Oil Company, today pleaded -- not Major Charlea E. Woodruff,' a sur of Tennessee, $75,000 for three nor EVERYONE guilty to the eight Indictments recent geon of the United . States army, Is mal schools, $25,000 for public high HAS SOMETHfNG ly sustained by Judge Landis of the another member of the committee and schools and ; $50,000 for the establish Whatever federal court While-i- t is. the purpose has submitted-- report on the effects ment of schools in tae sparsely popu-- TO SELL v - of Federal officials to push proof immigration.,- - Major Woodruff de- lated districts of the : state will be - ; the OR secution as rapidly as possible, - the clares that statistics prove that the asked of the state legislature by Your Wants SOHETHINQ TO attorneys for the oil trust will Inter- blonde races cannot exist in this coun Public School Officers' association, 'opens a" threw' days' TRADE pose every "legal obstacle that can try and will ; soon die out entirely. which be used to prevent , a speedy trial. Nervous diseases! consumption and session at Carnegie "Library today. You Can OR President Roosevelt is taking an ac- cancer are the foes of American blon- Educators from all over the state are part des, according Dr. Woodruff, and here to attend meeting. There is HE WANTS tive , in the case and thru James to the H. Wilkerson, special counsel for the will In a short time accomplish their now a large surplus in the Tennessee Find SOHETHINQ THAT government has insisted that all leg- utter annihilation. He also declares treasury and the visitors demand that SOflE OTHER al technicalities be swept aside as that all Europeans who have lived this be used lor educational purposes MAN MAY SELL soon as possible. District Attorney among simple' and primitive surround- A general meeting of the alumni - of Them Sims hopes to .have the case' set for ings soon degenerate after coming to the University-o- f Tennessee will be TO HIM. trial before the first of next month. America. The Europeans best "suited held today and a banquet will be giv IT MAY BE The indictments charge the Standard to thrive in this country are the Greek en at the Maxwell House, when some Through with the acceptance of railroad, re- Slavs, Armenians Huns, Servians of the leading citizens of the state REAL ESTATE bates for which, in event of convic- and Bulgarians. Two-third- s of the in- will deliver addresses. The universi- CHATTELS tion, maximum fines aggregating $120-000,00- 0 sane and consumptives of this country ty will this year celebrate its centen- The HORSES may be assessed. It is expec- according to Dr. Woodruff are found nial anniversary, having been found ted that the trial will result in one of among the blonde peoples who have ed in 1807 as East Tennessee college. HOUSES the most interesting legal battles in come here from the northern Europe rO Columns WHAT the history of the country. or their direct descendants. He de- FOR AN EUROPEAN o clares that 10,000,000 citizens of the AUTO INVASION. Results are the same A "BAD NIGGER" United States are doomed to succumb New York, Jan. 15. At a meeting Of r own- through The Record. BEGINS A LIFE TERM. to the ravages of consumption. - today of prominent automobile Leavenworth, Kan., Jan. 15. The Other members of the committee of ers and manufaturers plans were con- sentence of Frank Thompson, colored six are President David Starr Jordan sidered for a 4,000 mile endurance The Quick and Germany, considered one of the most desperate of Leiaud Stanford University, Pro- race thru France, England, Italy, Belgium. com men ever confined in federal pris- fessor Charles R. Henderson of the Austria and The Satisfactory the open only on here, expired today at the com- University of Chicago, Professor C. W petition will be to American Record cars entry will be pletion of a seven years' term for lar- Ward of New York and the Rev. J. and the list limited Exchanges to fifty. object race to ceny. not how- E. Gilbert of Washington. The of the is He will be released, to Europeans super ever, but will begin serving a life sen The delegates to the convention ex- demonstrate the iority motor cars. A tenee for murder of guard J. B. pect to learn, from the reports pre- of American the $3,000 trophy will 'be given Waldrupe during the great prison mu- sented by these distinguished scien the winner is expected to $300,000 to pay tiny of November, 1901. Thompson tists, how heredity and environment It raise expenses project, which made his escape time but was affect the development Of human be the of the at that W. captured within a few days after a ings, particularly with reference to has received the endorsement of K. M. E. R. STREET CAR MEN desperate battle with the officers, dur physical defects. If the matter is Vanderbilt, J. Rothschild, Thomas wealthy motor en- WANT REFORMS ing which the negro was shot in the considered serious enough laws pro and other thusiasts. The contest will begin Springfield, 111., Jan. 15. Represen- head and seriously - wounded. On hibiting the marriage of defectives about of tatives from all the unions of street March 17, 1903 the desperate convict will be recommended- - and the mem- the first June. I car men of 'the state are holding a made a murderous assault upon Guard bers will attempt to secure their pas MULTI-MIL- L Cheap - a JEWISH For meeting today (to agree upon- a Tope-k- sage by legislatures of all states. Sale here Yost. He was the Martin tried at to-m- IONAIRE FOR SENATOR. reform bill which they intend to have for his complicity in prison out The convention will last thru the Denver, Col., Jan. 15. After ten introduced In the legislature. The pro and was the only one of the row and Thursday. break years waiting and working oww posed measure will provide that all to a life o of and the ouu Large wetners. leaning iamua. mutinous convicts receive expenditure of a million dollars, Si electric cars shall be equipped with sentence. COTTON MEETING Bred Ewes. mon Guggenheim, Jew, multi-millio- n air brakes; that proper heating ar AT BIRMINGHAM. aire and head of the smelter trust, 3000 Merino Ewes, f?ood, $5.00 per head. 1800 rangements be made for the benefit Birmingham, Ala., 15. ex- MEETINGS OF Jan. The will be elected to the United States Lambs and Wethers, good, $3.50 per head. of both passengers and motormen THE WOOL GROWERS. ecutive committee of the Southern during the winter moatbs; that no senate when the state legislature ' Deeded well 35 per cicre. Rock Springs, Wyo., Jan. 15. The Cotton Association met here today and meets joint 240 acres land artesian f cars with running boards on the sides prior in session today to ballot third annual convention of the Wyom- will hold a two days' session on a successor to Senator Thomas . two shall allowed to be operated within conven- 40 acres of land with water and camp outgt, be ing Wool Growers association began to the opening of the general Patterson. the state, but that all cars shall have tion on Thursday. Many important horse wagon, 50 bucks, 2000 wethers, 2G00 young today and promises to be the most Simon Guggenheim is 39 years of aisles thru the center; that all cars by com ewes all young. important gathering of stockmen ever matters will be considered the age, a native of Philadelphia and is shall nave a glass front or vestibule held in the state. Among the impor- mittee, including the action of Presi- Ten bearing apple trees. 200 young to protect the motormen from the well educated and a linguist. He is acres. 200 tant matters to be considered are pro dent Harvie Jordan in asking the one of seven who practically elements; a heavy fine be pro postoffice to or brothers trees. Artesian well and tank. that posed legislation affecting the sheep officials issue a fraud control the smelter business of the vided for a violation of any of these twenty-eigh-t cotton ex Hood (i buildings. Price $38 industry, tariff revision, the der against the New York country, as well as silver output and room house, with out statutes. The street car men will change. hour law, range and forest regu- President Jordan has been a large share of the copper production within city limits. also ask the repeal of the fellow serv- indorsed for by of lations, the valid animal pest, car several The wealth of the Guggenheims is va- law, which provides damages altho, oth- ant that shortage and scab eradication. Many the state branches, several riously from 100 to 200 for or injury cannot be recover estimated at death government officials and railroad rep- er candidates will probably be in the millions. ed if it can be shown that the acci resentatives, as well as sheepmen, field. The future solon has long been the M was any way by the ' JUT IHf a-- dent caused in will discuss every phase of these prob O Guggen I ca fellow worker. A western representative of the m A ACILftJLJLlLA negligence of a lems. The delegates will leave tomor MINE WORKERS IVFA J strict employers' liability act is dem heim "trust" and is considered o.io of J 11 row on a special train for Salt Lake OPEN A CONVENTION. the ablest mining experts of the coun Enquire J, B. Bailey's Office. anded in place of this law. where the national convention will Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 15. Dele- p try. He came to Colorado in 1889, be held. gates from all the coal districts of residing many years in Pueblo. In PASSENGER MEN for the country are in attendance at the 1898 Denver and was HOLD A MEETING. he moved to Salt Lake City, Jan. 15. The Wool eighteenth annual convention of the for governor by s Iver Charles, La., Jan. 15. Passen nominated the Lake Growers of Utah began their annual United Mine Workers of. America, Republicans, declined nomi- ger officials representing all the rail- but the convention here today with a large at which opened this morning. Owing nation. Since it has been the middle west and south that time roads of tendance. The meeting will last thru to the fact that there is no scale of the greatest ambition of his life to be west -- today to attend the are here and will "be followed by the wages to be considered the meeting elected senator, and his political foes Co forty-thir- Pecos Valley Lumber meetings of the Southwestern Excur d annual convention of the is not as large or important as that - spent $1,000,- Passen declare that has over sion bureau and the Western National Wool Growers' Association, of last year. There will be no opposi 000 campaign to ac ger will ar- during the last association. The former which will hold sessions on Thursday tion to the of John Mitch- complish this purpose. 200 South MainPhone .175. range business in and - all excursion Friday and Saturday. A "fine and ell as president, T. L. Lewis as vice- Guggenheim declares that he will out of Texas, while the latter will up-to-da- te stock of LUMBER, fat sheep show" is a feature of the president and W. B. Wilson as secre go to senate, not to represent The largest and most arrangements for passen- the the handle the meeting. tary and treasurer. One of the most any special In- City. ger territory between smelter trust or other PAINT, GLASS and WALL PAPER in the traffic in the important matters to be considered is terest, but to represent the people of Chicago and Denver. The meetings Boi3e City, I., Jtn. 15. The morning proposed legislation for the protection were Colorado. "An honorable ambition is & which will last thru session of the Idaho Wool Growers' of the miners against injury and permitted to every man, even Wholesale Retail. influence the brot here largely thru the convention was devoted to business death. says, my am general passenger wealthiest," he and "it is of S. G. Warner, matters, including consideration of a bition to serve my country." City agent of the Kansas Southern report by W. H. Philbrick, manager Inaugurate Tennessee Governor. Many Republicans opposed 4 have the Estimates Furnished railway. of the salt plant. The report of the Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 15. With one candidacy of Guggenheim, owing to committee which went to Washington of the most impressive inaugurals Three Eye League Meeting. his wealth and great private interests last winter in the interests of the ever held fa the state General Mai and Chicago, 111., Jan. 15. The seventh President Roosevelt has refrained thirty-si- x hour law was also read. colm R. today became gov : base- Patterson from giving him executive indorse annual meeting of the Three I G. De league This afternoon Dr. E. Noble of the ernor of Tennessee. Hundreds of ment. ball is being held today at the State Live Stock Sanitary board will mocrats from all over the state wit in response to a call o Sherman house review the work of the past year. nessed the ceremony. General Pat Try a Liner in the Daily Record Issued by President Edward Holland TO WAGE WAREFARE resigned as representative from ; coming season terson AGAINST THE TRUSTS. The circuit for the To Breed Better Babies the Tenth Tennessee district to be- ' agreed upon officers elec- Austin, Texas, Jan. 15. The inaugu if you Quick Results. will be and Columbus, O., Jan. 15. Suggestions come governor. H.'s predecessor, Jno. want ensuing year. The fran ration of Colonel Tom Campbell as ted for the for improvement in the breeding of I. Cox has been elected to the state by retirement of governor of Texas is expected to mark chise left vacant the members of the human race, as well senate and will immediately take his Davenport will be awarded to either the beginning of a warfare on "the as animals and plants, will be consid seat in that body. prolong--- 111. ma trusts even more radical and B. Clinton, la., or Danville, A ered at the annual convention of the E. STONE T. magnates are to fa ed than that which distinguished the Dr. E. Presley jority of the said American Breeders' Ass'n, which op- To Boom Missouri Immigration. MEATS town, been administration of the late governor GROCERIES and SPECIALIST. vor the former which has ened today. A committee of six scien Jefferson City, Mo., Jan., 15. A 'Also Handles Hay and arain released by the Iowa league. Hogg. Campbell was elected on a EYE EAR. NOSE & THROAT. tists appointed by Dr. W. M. Hays, Committee representing the Missou platform' containing many radical ; Phone 220, 5th and Ho. Office Honrs: 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. Western Implement Dealers. assistant secretary of agriculture, has ri Immigration . association will ask planks, and when he accepted the no- m. Office: Oklahoma Block been investigating the subject and the Missouri legislature to appropriate every de- . Kansas City, Mo., 15. Hund- mination he declared that Jan. purpose reds of implement and vehicle dealers will present Its report to the conven- $50,000 for the of maintaining mand of the people should be enact- Robins Commercial School are here today to participate in the tion, which is expected to authorize a state board of immigration and an ed into law by the legislature, even annual session of the Western Retail a series of practical tests. Dr. Hays immigration bureau at St. Lou-is- . The if it should be necessary to keep the originator com- law-make- : MOTTO: Dr. A: Anderson Implement and Vehicle Dealers Asso the of the plan, has long appointment of an immigration in continuous session from Good lis the BEST, BETTER than the SPECIALIST ciation. Many matters of importance been noted as a breeder of animals of missioner will also be asked. the beginning of his administration rest. 'v Personal, Private Instruction plants and before becoming connect- end. That Js man who Commercial Branches. 802 N. Pa STOriACM --INTESTINES AND to the trade will be considered during tothe he a in all ed with the federal agricultural depart New Collie attempt to up promise , DISEASES OF WOMEN. the three days of the convention, in- England Show. will live to his meat was in charge of the Minnesota Boston, Jan. 15. The annual bench not even his enemies deny, hence It OFFICE OKLAHOMA . BLOCK. cluding mail order house competition and how to meet it. The Association experiment station. Another fam show of the New England ColMe Club is likely that the Campbell regime Dr. Thompson TrV Grace now has aearly 2,000 members in Kan ous member ; of the Breeders' Assoc! a opened today in Berkley hall, with will soon become famous thruout the sas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indian Terri tion is Luther Burbank, the California scores of the best specimens of this country thru a fierce and nncom pro- Oklahoma Block. tory, Colorado and Texas. It oper plant wizard. The Association has a most intelligent of canines on exhibi- mising warfare against all Illegal bu- R. E. LUND - membership of over 1,000, Including ates- an insurance company for the tion. Several of the beat dogs a from siness combinations. benefit of members which Is said to some of the foremost scientists of the the kenels-o- f the Princess de Mont-glyo-n, Office Phone 237. Res. Phone 422 LAWYER country. League Meeting.' have them over $120,000 in pre one of the most enthusiastic ad Kansas saved Coffeyville, Specialty lining Law miums during the last eight years. One of the members of the commit- mirers of this breed in the world, are Kan, Jan. 15. At a tee Dr. Bell, - meeting of the Kansas State . League Navajo Block. - - 324 N. Main. is Alexander Graham the among the exhibits. James Mortimer telephone, : will Cedar Brook, formerly W. H.' Mc-- Inventor of the who sub will act as judge and will award the here today a circuit be decided . Cut Flowers and potted plants Brayer. Oriental. 59tf mitted a report on the Intermarriage many handsome prizes offered by the upon, a schedule committee appointed . de- and salary limit other impor- for all occasions. Nine year old RIppy.- - OrientaL" of deaf niutes. Professor Bell management of the show. the and Highest prices paid for second clares that such unions result in de tant matters considered. - President ALAMEDA QUEEN HOUSES. -- progeny . Brook, formerly W. Mc-- McDanlels Bartletaville, I. T., Telephone IS4. Don't fail to see our list of bar- hand goods. Makin's Second Hand ficient and the association Cedar H. Fred of gains In this Issue. Carlton & BelL Store. 109 Main St, Phone 227. tf will probably ask for the passage of Brayer. OrientaL , 69tf mrill nrtwMfl At fnA fnAntHv Cc Old Indian .River Rye. Oriental.. PECOS. VALLEY OIL FlEUDS ARE TO BE DEVELOPED. - Miss Bessie Peacock was operated UNDER THE- oa for appendicitis as St. Mary's hos El Paso Herald. pital yesterday, and was getting along Ih- connection' with the 'probable - building on an airline railway from nicely today. . El Paso to the' Pecos Valley of New Misses Belle and Tommie Parker Mexico, tpiei reports to the Herald BUGGIE Hondo went to. Hagerman last night, the for- from Carlsbad regarding the oil sit- Reservoir mer to resume work there and the uation are very interesting to our ,THE Q REAT STORE HOUSE OF WEALTH latter to visit, folks. It is stated that eastern capital The story of Santiago will be told ists affiliated with important oil in - terests will undertake, on a. by an- eye witness at the Chaplain broad and We hav just received a Deep, rich land, every foot of it Bateman lecture at the Military Insti- systematic scale, the development of ' trans-peco- s 240 ACRES tillable, all under canal from the tute J Friday night.- - V - It the petroleum prospects in of Texas, and the adjacent. oil region of reservoir, to carry water for irrigation this spring. Close Dr. and Mrs. C. Thomas left last New Mexico. - in after in. Absolute title. night for their home Artesia The time is well past when El Paso a two days' visit here with Mr. and could be stampeded by such news, Mrs. S. P. Denning. pleasing as it is. But we do not under THE FINEST PROPOSITION OFFERED IN J. W. Smith and family left this estimate the tremendous importance HONDO ZONE. morning for their home in Emma, Tex of the creation of another Bakers-- STUDEBAKER THE having made an extended visit with field right near home. That oil is friends in Roswell. there is well known to experts and Must be turned immediately. Cash, but terms can be ar- common people Mrs. Moon Wallace of Qwasa, I. T. alike, but how econo ranged if necessary. THIS LAND IS CERTAIN TO mically abundantly pro who has been making an extended vis and it can 'be for market is yet de DOUBLE IN VALUE IN A YEAR, and it . would not be it in Roswell for her 'health, left this duced the to be Buggies, Wagons and Runabouts. A style to offered for sale if it could be held by the owner. morning for Portales. termined. El Paso might be the largest fuel suit everyone. James Egan, George Kane and G oil market in the west if the supply CHANCE STRICTLY LIMITED AS TO TlflE. A. Goldsmith left yesterday with a could be assured. Owing to the long big shipment of hogs from the Oasis haul on coal, the very high prices, pre ranch, for Kansas City. carious mining and transportation con The best and safest way to make ditions, and tight monopoly, there is money Is to Invest In real CBtate. We not a manufacturing, mining, or have some of the best bargains in smelting concern in the southwest A. O. the Valley. See us. Carlton & Bell. which would not welcome cheap and riillice oil. too, would abundant The railroads, ROOn 8 TEXAS BLOCK, Mrs. G. W. Miller, of Sweetwater, uae it for like reasons, and it is not Texas arrived this morning and will PHONE 375- - ROSWELL, N. M. hard to imagine schools and office visit Mrs. Charles Lusk a few days buildings heated by fuel oil, and cheap before going to Elkins to make her motors of every kind to decrease the home. cost of power in every industry. Nine year old Rippy. Oriental. A. C. White and wife, of Orchard The dream is pleasing, and El Paso, Transfers of Real Estate. Park, left this morning for Tallmadge in common with all the southwest, The following deeds have been filed Turkey to-m- dinner at the Shelby la., where they will spend the remain will watch the Pecos Valley develop for record in the office of Probate row. Regular price. LOCAL NEWS. tl. der of the winter visiting friends and ments with ardent interest. To the Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle: Phone the Spring River Sanitarium relatives. Pecos Valley itself, the development Martin M. Fulkerson and wife to Majestic when you want a trained nurse. 59tf The Woman's Club will meet Wed- of .the oil fields on a commercial scale Wm. E. Freeland and others, for would mean the creation of one or $2,680, eighty acres in and Rye. Oriental. J. E. Rhea came down from Bovina nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Car Old Indian River more thriving cities a great in- one-fourth last night to join his brother, John W. negie Library. Subject, "Louis XIV.' and interest in an artesian well THEATRE School books and supplies. Makln. Meeting program flux of new blood and new capital and Its ditches. Rhea. will be in charge of NELMS, - committee. to be applied to the general develop The Drumm Commission Co. to F..C. Manager E. F. Hardwlck went to Artesla last Word Roswell morn "region. reached this ment of the resources of the Henry Kohman and Frank Hoffman, TWO SHOWS DAILY nlgit. 160 acre .finely improved, lo- ing of the death of a Mr. Childress at farm, for $23,000, a tract of 240 acres in Jeweler, has It cated in .central Oklahoma, to trade right-of-wa- y, Boellner, the Elida. DRILLERS WILL WORK FOR 21 and 6, less railroad 37tf 7j15 and 8jl5 p. m. cheaper. for property in or near Roswell. ROSWELL OIL STOCK. public roads, etc. LOST: Lady's coat on Main St. or you & Junior Social Friday What iiave got? Carlton Bell Dave Green, head driller, Fred Zenas Leonard and wife to A. C. Patronize the E. 2nd St. Return to Record office opposite postoffice. afternoon. 70t3 for reward. 70t2 Knief, W. H. Ellinger, Isaac Canfield Creger, for $2,080, a tract of 520 ac- Program 6, 7 Dills went to and Carl Canfield, who have had res in and To-Nig- H. I. Bloomfield, of Artesla, was in Mrs. O. Richards and Miss Sudie Lucius the Ballard For ht ranch today to run a line for an irri charge of the work of the Roswell Jason W. James and wife to TIios. town today. Davisson, of Hagerman, were shop v&m gation ditch. His father went along Oil Company, have agreed to work Spurgeon, for $400, lot 13, block 7, 1 Overt u went to Artesia last pers here today. 2. 1 hree of Lpeks Nathan Jaffa and took a gun to , see if he could for the coming thirty days for stock Roswell. Ha'p'orth 3. Green Goods Man, ( Fea- night on business. J. J. Boyd came up from Lake Ar- scare up any game. in the company, rather than the cash Vernon G., Hagaman and wife to They have done this on their own T. S. Chambers, for $12,000, the SE ture). W. M. Reed returned to Carlsbad thur this morning and left on the au 4. Song: "My Mama Wait last night after voting. to for Santa Fe. Miss Christina, Svoboda and mother proposition, too, which sfaows the con quarter of 19 and part of the NE left this morning on their return to fidence they have the future of the quarter of ing There." Shelby to in Turkey dinner at the Patronize the Baptist Junior Dime their home in Wilbur, Neb. They were prospect well. Mr. Greene is a drill Cornelius W. Ditmore and wife to 5. Interlude March 1 Social 3 7 p. m. morrow. Regular price. Friday, from to at three weeks having brought Mr. Sv 18 years' experience and has J. S. Lenox, for $1 and other consid- 6. Shooting Expedition. er of 7. Dex- 808 N. Richardson. . 70t3 oboda, who will remain for his health over in eration, lot 164 by 17 feet in lot 62, Song Violet te. S. J. Garrard was here from been all the United States this a 8. C. W. Camel, CMnton, Mo., work. Mr. Canfield is known to be a Belle Plain. Insurance Solicitor. ter yesterday on business. of arriv New York manufacturers want rep- 9- - in veteran in drilling business, W. C. Buchly and wife to O. Mar- Exit March. C. L. Heath came up from Artesia ed the city this morning and will resentatives in New Mexico; both the oil - experienced tin, $250, ten acres in this morning on business. be here indefinitely. sexes; salary or commission;- $5.00 The others are all drill for ers. opinions should be as good O. Martin to Guy L. Echols, for R. S. Cravens came up from Hager to $10.00 per day is easy money. Ap- Their ADMISSION Mrs. 1. A. Bruce, of Artesia, spent as 'best. might be added $250, same as above. man this morning to spend the day ply with references. C. A. Petty, De the It that today shopping in Roswell. four of the five are men families James J. Hagerman and wife to J. with many old friends. partment B., Midlothian, Tex. 69t3 with G. I Truitt, of Hagerman, was a which shows that they are not adven- M. Mooneyhan, for $30, lot 20, block lOcts. " business visitor here today. Mrs. Charles de Bremond has re W. M. Atkinson, chairman, acting turers. 12, Hagerman. . turned from a three weeks visit with under authority from the Board of Three four-hors- e teams are now Joseph M. Mooneyhan and others No Reserved Seats Mrs. J. M. Kegans returned to her relatives in St. Louis. County Commissioners, has let a con hauling coal to the well and the work to Otto G. Lange, for $185, lot 20, home in Dexter last night. ; Don't miss the lectures of Chaplain tract to J. M. O'Kelley to grade three will be continued indefinitely. . The block 12, Hagerman. ' to Complete Change of Framed tent to rent, floored. Good Bateman at the Military Institute Fri miles of public highways through well is now down 1,725 feet. J. J. Hagerman and others the location, close In. Makin's 64tf day and Saturday nights. sections 26 and 27, T. 10, S. R. 24 E. J. H. Galey, the millionaire Pitts- Felix Irrigation Co., for $1 and other Program burg man expected, consideration, a small tract of land T. M. Daniel has returned from Ama oil is stall almost Mrs. C. A. Norvell has recovered W. J. Stockton, of Wagoner, I. T., any comes in ; 3, block 5, Hager- rillo, LT D. day. When he there will also lot from an attack of la grippe. who has been working In Roswell, left where he and Fort of this man. & city opened no doubt be something doing. MONDAYS this morning for Amarillo. have a commission mer Valley Town Company Roger Elliott came up from Dexter chant's business. They will continue The Pecos Ought Not Be Puzzled. to the Felix Irrigation Co., for $1 and this morning to spend the day. Nola Oliver left this morning on a to make Roswell their home, for a Roswell, N. M., Jan. 14,1907. other consideration, lots 4, 5 and 6, THURSDAYS G. B. Crippen, of Lake Arthur iwas two days' trip to Elida and Portales while at least, and Mr. Daniel will Joyce-Pru- it Roswell Daily block 5 and lot 10, block 12, Hager- a business visitor here today. for the Company. still hold his interest in the Daniel Editor Record. Concerning Christian Science one man. A. Lb & Daniel drug store here, both Greenlee left this morning on W. Nilsson is able to be out but A. to M. M. Garland, a For the Children J.'R. will spend a greater part who signs, "An Observer," says: R. Hamilton a business trip to the Panhandle. again after several days illness with of their puzzles me why so many water right deed. two stomach trouble. time at the place of their new venture "What is, Father Herbert went to Pecoa last bronchitis and thousands of educated and bright night, to be gone several days. Harry Lelsering and Henry Sim minds in America and Europe, such Robinson Had No Opposition. Matinees Mon. and Private Sale. M. monds, of Bal linger, Texas, arrived as doctors, lawyers, judges, merchants The count of votes showed last Mrs. J. Russell and little daugh - I will offer at private my were this morning on a hunt for work. sale at etc., are' embracing Christian Sci- night that Will Robinson had receiv Sat. 3 p. m. ter, of Dexter visitors here today residence four miles southwest from ence." , ed 83, S. P. Denning 2 and W. H. Cos-grov- e Mail Carrier C. A. Emmett is on Roswell, the following per- described Ignorance or disbelief of the 1, in the special election of al- the sick list, and Mr. Hunsecker Is sonal property, for" cash, until Jan. - teachings of the Bible is the why. derman from the Third to fill taking his place on Route No.- 2. 17th, 1907, not ward Best to Now. if sooner sold: One W. T. JONES. vacancy by resigna- Plant span work horses, one wagon, the created the Mrs.' A. W. Underwood and little farm tion of C. L. Stone. Only the voters Now is the best time to plant son 4 one surry, one two-hors- e cultivator, returned this morning from a Lectures at Military Institute. of that ward, of course, had an inter- trees, before the roots begin to days visit with friends in Carlsbad. five cows, nine stands bees, eight Arrangements have been made to est in this special election which was grow. . R. F. Cruse has all kinds cord rock, one saddle, harness and side-sho- M. , of Lake Arthur, came have Chaplain Bateman, of Ft. Bay- only a to the main circus two extension 69t2 cheap. up this morning accompanied by J. tables. ard, N. M.; an officer in the IT. S. of the day. J. A. GISHWILLER. M. Copper, of Canyon City, Texas. Army for many years, to deliver lec- For Sale. tures Gymnasium in the Mil- Morris Price left this morning on Turkey dinner at the Shelby to- at the Notice. Scotch Collie pups from registered itary Institute Friday and Saturday two young Half a buying trip to New York and ex- morrow. Regular price. tl ' The Board of County Commission- stock. Also mules. nights of this week. His subject Fri- Academy. Ad- pects to gone five or weeks. ers Chaves county, M., mile northeast Military be six day night will be, "The Campaign of of N. will dress F. H. Patrick, R. F. D. 60. 69tf Old Indian River Rye. Oriental. meet at the court house in Roswell A. T. Maddux and W. M. Formwait, Santiago, 1898, as Seen - by a Chap o of Dexter, came up this morning to lain." Other subjects from which he on Saturday, Jany. 19, 1907. at 10 o'clock a. precinct $500,000 to loaiu on irrigated farms spend a couple of days with friends. will draw his Saturday night address in., to canvass the election returns, and to transact any Long time loans, interest payable an you are "Army Life in Garrison and in- If want first class work, see other business coming before it. nually to pay off loan Permit us to Everman. All kinds of carpenter Piano Bargains Field," "Men and Guns," "Wit and wltn privilege work and building. Phone 107. 69t6 Humor in Life and Literature," By order of the Board. before due. J. B. Herbst, Financial M. ATKINSON, troduce you to a Roy James "Crasks," etc. An admission fee of W. Chairman. Agent, 303 N. Main, opp. P. O. left this morning for his Attest: F. P. GAYLE, Clerk. t4 home in Creston, la., He' has been 25 cents will be charged, and all are genuine bargain here two weeks visiting J. B. Keaster invited. ' Nine year old Rippy. Oriental. Old Indian River Rye. Oriental. o Mrs. C. B. Hutchinson went to Woman's Club. this week of 2 Lake Arthur last night to spend a ;The Woman's Club will meet to-m- few days with Dr. A. M. King and cent and 15 cent family. row afternoon at 2:30 at the Carne- gie Library, subject; "Louis XIV." DANIEL DRUG CO Outings at 10 cent Roy L. Whi taker came up from Pe Program will be In charge of Mrs. J. THE coa this morning for a visit with the J. Hagerman and Miss Edith Rodkey HEADQUARTERS FOR-- family of his bride's fatl?r, J. S assisted by others. AH members are this week only. Lenox. - requested to be present. Come and get all Is coming to Many other bar- that New Well Has Good Flow. you. Shaves 15c: hot towels and neck Wall Paper A new . artesian well . was finished shaves free, in every union shop in gains just as good yesterday on the - place recently PAINTS, GLASS AND the city. v 70t6 bought by W. G. Hamilton of the ARTIST MATERIALS. C. F. Waugn left oa auto yester Go Milne-Bus- h company. YorK Dry gcqjs store the Bernard Pos Piano The well tias 1:0 day for Iris home In Trinidad, Colo., eight-inc- h EXPERT TUNING. an casing and the water Samples on Request. Phone 41 after a business visit of several days " " flows eight . inches above the top. It C. EDWARDS, Telephone .322. ' H. Proprietor. in Roswell, : was drilled by Hutchinson & Carper.