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ak, and Ignatius J. Dunn, of Omaha, At 2:20 Governor Thomas, of Col to the status of the question the sec took the platform to nominate William orado, placed in nomination for vice retary read the contract that has OUR NEXT PRESIDENT J. Bryan. He spoke in good voice and president Chas. A. Towne. been entered into by Ed Kennedy, I. DUNN OF NEBRASKA with great earnestness, and the sym- At 2:22 p. m. John J. Walsh named promoter of the road, and the people J. pathetic audience greeted each utter Archibald McNeil, of Connecticut, for of Roswell and vicinity through their ance of tribute to the Nebraskan with vice president Charles. A. Towne selected committee. Upon call, Mr. demonstrative evidence of approval. withdrew his name from the conven- Kellahin gave a clear and comprehen n 'i il. His concluding passage was a fervid tion. sive statement of the whole proposi NAMES NEXT PRES1DFN1 tribute to the Great Commoner, and Governor Folk, of Missouri, second- tion, telling step by step everything was the signal for a long continued ed the nomination of Kern, of India- that has been done and everything uproar, rivaling In intensity and dura- na. Governor Folk was cheered when that remains to be done. Incidentally, tion the demonstration of Wednes he ascended the platform. he mentioned some of the good things day. (Mr. Dunn's speech in full ap New YorK maKes no nomination. o be derived from, the new railroad, pears in another column of the Rec Ad declared this to be the proposition Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of fense of its platform aad candidates ord. Ed.) John Mitchell's name was brought that the most conservative have al- on before the convention by Kern, of the Convention: the one hand, and the millions The whole assemblage was lashed ways demanded. Crises In life of nations that the special interests may be de- llinois, although he did not offer him g arise the into a fury of excitement. Delegates A. J. Welter made a speech, show-n- pended upon to on seized state as a candidate. Hearty cheers followed the great advantages of which endanger their institutions contribute the standards and gathered Mb name. sara railroads other, that Convention rejucted the them Ob the presiding officers plat- the mention of Kern n building up a communty and the and, at times, imperil the advance of form, while the galleries broke into that Mitchell had refused to allow necessity of Roswell having at least civilization. people and continued Its alliance a his name to go before the convention, one more before can become with Mammon. tumultuous clamor. The demonstra Illinois seconded road it Every people im tion lasted upwards of 45 minutes. At therefore the nomi a city. that has left its If the charges made by Presi- nation of Kern, of Indiana. press upon the times it assumed such proportions J. F. Hinkle made one of his char- history has faced such dent are xue and they are true of madness that was serious A number of other states seconded acteristic, forceful business talks in crises. In when there most instances, we are indeed face to face with a danger of a panic. the nomination of Kern. favor of the present proposition. He grave dangers the precip- o made many good points was fre- have threatened situation as grave as any in our his- The nomination of Johnson Before the list fstates was com and safety of state, some great char- itated another whirlwind of excite- pleted in the call for seconding quently Interrupted with applause the tory. How shall it be The good acter, some master mind met? ment, which, if not so long sustained, speeches it was evident" that Kern Among other things, he said that the has beea sense, patriotism and united action was hardly less The mem fact that we 1100,000 found, produced as were by con- enthusiastic. would be nominated. After Towne had raised it the of the people alone can remedy pres- bers of the Minnesota delegation withdrew his name the name of How would alone be worth the money to ditions themselves, with capacity to on were own spirit of push and energy; ent evils. standing their chairs, the ell also was withdrawn. bur direct aright the energies of the peo- center of the demonstration. While KERN that it would be worth it as an adver- To wage a successful fight we must OF INDIANA WAS NOMINA town, ple. This was true of the ancient groups of scattered delegates lent TED FOR VICE PRESIDENT BY AC tisement for the and that it have a leader. The republican party, their energies to those of Minnesota, CLAMATION. we failed to raise it, now thot we had world; It has been true of the modern the galleries also seemed to contain started, the damage to the town world ;it is true of this republic. We dominated by the seekers of special an ample supply of Johnson enthus- would be many times greater than have such a crisis to meet today. The privileges, cannot furnish him. Re- $500,000 to loan on irrigated farms, the cost. He advanced theory iasm. the favor-seekin- g grad- publicans who really desire reform long time loans, Interest payable an- event- corporations have The Gray nomination also received that the proposed road would are powerless; the efforts of pres- a full share of enthusiastic approval, nually with privilege to pay off loan ually be a part of the great Frisco ually strengthened their hold upon the ident have been futile. although tne nominating speech of before due. J. B. Henbst, Financial system, and for that reason said It the government until they now men was especially Mr. Handy was frequently interrupt- Agent. 303 N. Main, opp. P. O. desirable. ace popular Institutions. The democratic party must furnish ed by the impatient cowd and iinally John Rhea was called upon, but the leader which present conditions by the arrival of the committee on had nothing to add to what had been The question Is, whether this gov- resolutions bearing the completed Marriage license was issued this said. ernment shall be restored to the con- demand, and he must be a man known platform. afternoon to Manuel Lujan, 26, and U. S. Bateman, the chairman of trol of the people and be administer to be free from the influences that meeting, explained It was after midnight when the Maria Flaco, 19, both of Roswell, and the how Roswell ed in the interest of all, or whether control the republican party. . He nominating speeches were temporarily they were married in the office of is to guarantee the payment of the must be a man of superior intellect, suspended to receive the report of Judge J. T. Evans who performed the bonus, i.e., by giving individual notes it shall remain an instrument in the the committee. The platform was read ceremony. that are to be put in escrow and tak- bands of the few for levying tribute sound judgment, positive convictions and the enunciation of party princi- en up when the road is completed. upon all the rest. and moral courage one who will ples was received with close atten- These notes become void if the sur- meet the forces of plutocracy with Sale--Jaff- a, In his special message to Congress tion and frequent demonstrations of Special Prager & Co vey between Roswell and Altus is not the naked sword of one who ast winter. President Roosevelt truth assent. The platform was adopted completed in three months, or if the knows no with a rousing unanimous vote. work is not started here by January substantially, ' surrender. He must have thr certain a genius for The speeches seconding nomina- 1, or if the trains are not running in ealthy men who become enor- - state.raft4Jle ui'dst'Ee' years. have a man tions of candidates were then resum three They must be negotiable nously rich by oppressing the wage of"FiiJexperience in public ed with a limit of five minutes to each RAILROAD paper, upon which the banks have affairs; he must have ability to form- - earner, defrauding public by speech. passed favorably. They must be se- the and policies courage - After a session of more than eight ;ured within sixty days after the mak practicing all forms of iniquity, have ulate and to defend " hours, as the delegates and speakers ng of the contract. banded together, and by the unlim- them. left the hall echoes of ' enthusiasm J. A. Graham, made the right kind ited use of money, endeavor to se- But above all, he must have faith WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN OF NEBRASKA, of when he said although jgg continued to reverberate throughout MEETING talk that cure freedom from restraint and to in the people. He must not only be- the building, while the crowds outside a poor man, he would give his note lieve in the .right of the people to took up the shout and bore It along on such terms for $500 to the cause, overthrow and discredit all who hon- the streets, awakening the city just whereupon he made out and handed estly administer the law. govern, but In their capacity to do so. as the pale red of dawn broke in the over a note for that amount to the That the methods by which And he must be a man whom the resounding of chairman. these people east, with the cheer men have acquired great fort- know and trust. Bryan, Bryan, Bryan.." ROSWELL TO THE OPPOR Judge J. T. Evans made a forcible their rn SEIZE unes can only justified by sys The democratic party has many promised be a It remains now only to nominate a TUNITY WHILE IT IS RIPE talk in favor of the road and distinguished for vice president and the to give all he could for the railroad. tem of morality, that would permit men who might be candidate chosen as our work of the convention is concluded. Upon motion of Mr. Hinkle, the every form of criminality, every form standard bearer; but UJ This nomination will be made this president of the Commercial Club was it has one man who above all of violence, corruption and fraud. others afternoon. Most of the delegates were authorized to appoint proper commit- possesses the necessary qualifications utterly wearied the long vigils tees to raise the money. For many years, and especially dur after FORM and is eminently fi ted for this lead- - and nerve racking agitation, and it BOOSTERS LEAGUE Following are the committees and ing the last twelve years, these very men of action districts in which they are to work: ersnip. was late today before men have been in control "of the re- Nc b., ( Fairview) July 10 The following statement was began again to take up the threads District No. 1, Main Street; J. F. He is a man whose nomination will Lincoln, publican party; they have financed made by Mr. Bryan, when at 4: :5U this morning he received the an- of discussion of the vice presidential Hinkle, chairman;- C. C. Tannehill, leave no doubt as to where our party nouncement of his nomination: situation. J. W. Rhea. R. D. Bell. E. L. Bedell, every campaign of that party for a stands on every public question. His Stockard, G. M. Presidency is highest position in the world, and no one Late this morning caucuses were MONEY. J. S. Lea, J. W. quarter of a century. exploit state-craf- "The the AND RAISE Dilley, These genius for t is shown by occupying the office of President can afford to have his views upon held by a number of states to discuss rhe Result of the Meeting Was the Slaughter, C. D. A. Pruit and ers of the people, whom the President questions by personal moods. Recognizing his res- vice presidential situation, l nere J. P. Church and W. S. Prager. the constructive work he has done public biased the Taking of Immediate Steps to Push has so scathjingly denounced, fiave ponsibility to Cod and his obligations to his countrymen, he should seemed to be a general disposition the Enterprise to a Definite Con- District No. 2. all of the city lying in proposing reforms, and by the enter upon the discharge of his duties with singleness of purpose. to await word from Mr. Bryan, but at clusion. Not Much Hot Air. south of Third street and east of given their enthusiastic support to with which he has fortified his 'Believing that one can best do this when be is not planning a the same time it was believed that Main street; R. F. Crews, chairman, the republican candidates and polic- position. But we may go farther. himself. A con- Capt. C. W. Haynes, Charley White-ma- n second term. I wish to announce, as I have on former occasions, he would not declare ies. They laid their hands upon the A A RE- Charles Bry and H. .Saunders. few months since, he visited the that IF ELECTED I SHALL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR ference in the rooms of P trust funds of companies ELECTION. This nominatron is as purely from the people as can an broke up without definite action. District No. 3, all of the city lying insurance principal nations of the world. He be. and if elected my obligation will be purely to the people. I ap- Johnson Offers Help. In spite of the hot weather, the west of Main street and north or and other corporations and turned came in contact with the leading men preciate the honor more because it came not from one person, or St. Paul, Minn., July 10. Governor court house was well filled last night Third street; E. L. Bedell, chairman, the plunder over to the republican of Christendom, and the world abroad following telegram J. C. Peck, Ed. S. Seay, A. D. Garrett, a few persons, but from the rani and file, acting freely and with- Johnson sent the when the initial step- - was taken tow recognized his greatness and paid compulsion." to Mr. Bryan today: "Please accept George L. Wyllys and Dr. R. L. Brad- out ard the organization of a railroad him to men of my heartiest congratulations on your League, the purpose of which is to ley. Phones 65 and 44. 215 North Man that tribute justly due nomination and splendid victory, accomplish the work of doing Ros-well- 's District No. 4, all of the city lying high attainments. which implies that you wilt have a part towards the promotion of west of Main street and South of3rd; Parsons 5 Son In the most distinguished peace support would, N. more earnest than I the Altus, Roswell and El Paso rail- J. T. Carlton, chairman, W. Bald BROKERS convention has assembled in rec- Denver, Colo., "July . night ses- The scene in the amphitheatre at the and I hope to be permitted to contrib- win, W. W. Gatewood, Dr. J. W. Kin-sing- that was one road. The meeting was without the Ml legal notary years, he proposed a sion). Bulletin: William J. Bryan moment of the nomination ute to your success and to that of bombastic flow of oratory that often and C. C. Martin. classes of and work. ent plan which, placed in nomination at 9:6 p. m. The of stirring animation. Prom pit to the party." John A. Johnson. goes District No. 5, all of the city lying Hxpert accountants. Typewriting & if adopted, would prove more effec- vast building was packed with such public gatherings. It Stenography. Ail sorts of money to crowd started cheering, and at 9:50 dome the Congratulations from Cray. might be said that it was lacking in torth of Third street and east of tive than any arbitration treaty that p. m. there had been no cessation. with ten thousand people, and after ; chairman, loan. Property all over the city for Wilmington, Del., July 10. Judge enthusiasm (hot air) ; but this condi Main Col. C. E. Baker, sale, rent or exchange. The only la has yet been made, and by his Influ- 10:25 D. m. Senator Garan, of Or hours of waiting there was a chaos follow tion was to C. D. Bonney, I. W. Thompson and egon, of of demonstrations. State after state. Gray this morning sent the due the fact that the bor agency in the Pecos Valley. Can ence he secured its approval by the seconded the nomination ing telegram to Mr. Bryan: "Accept crowd was unanimous in its senti J. A. Cottingham. get you anything you want, or tell William J. Bryan which .had first recorded Its vote for my hearty congratulations." (Signed) ment for the road. There was no need El Yeso Committee, Ed. S. Mundy, representatives of the twenty-si- x lead j or Gray, witn you anything you want to know. 10:45 p. m. Connecticut yielded to Johnson fell Into line any band-clappin- Walter Long and C. L. Ballard. mg , Bryan column, ana George Gray. of cheering and nations mere assemoiea. Winfield S. Hammond, of Minnesota, the overmastering wild excitement. The result of the Hondo Committee, Z. Leonard, - Johnson. the nomination was made unanimous Celebration at Bryan's Home. Is he thoroughly Informed- regard- to nominate Governor Neb., July 10. In honor neeting was the authorization of the Cook, L. B. Tannehill. Ask Parsonstie Knows Lincoln, Ma-lon- e, ing the issues of this campaign? 3:05 a. m. William J. Bryan was and by acclamation, ippomtment of committees to get out Young Mens' Committee, R. L. Read e - of the nomination of Mr. Bryan the nominated on the first ballot, and his vote had been taken in breath- ind the necessary money. chairman, Grover Cottingham, his speeches' and his which was unanimous citizens of Lincoln united in a noisy raise money nomination then made less interest, as state after state morning. cel- President Kellahin, of the Commer- - Harry Morrison, Otto Baumer, Oli committee. The thus filched for nearly twenty year nave been a Bryan ' strength. When demonstration this The ver Smith, George French, A. rl. swelled the non-partisa- :ial Club, called the people to order. from the Innocent and helpless, to part of the, political literature of the of ebration was At 8:30 WTalter R. Denver, Colo., July 10. Wm. J. New York was reached in the call was U. S. Bateman was elected chairman Pruit. Fred Miller, Paylor, not de- announcement by Murphy the whistles sounded, and this H. McCune, J. H. McKinstry and P. purchase republican victory, has nation. Is he sincere, brave and Brwyan was nominated for the third states, the by a variety of noiBe-makin- g nd J. A. Graham secretary. As a "Seventy-eigh- t Bryan" followed A. Hanney. been repaid. termined? Even his political oppon- time for the office of President of the of votes for ho- means of informing those present as Evans and devices. Crawds gathered at the All are to have a ents now United States by the national Demo- brought out an outburst of enthusiasm tels and prepared to go to Fairview. the committees And where do we find these men admit that he is. cratic convention at 3:40 this morn- and approval which for a time com- joint meeting at the Commercial today? Where are the "swollen fort- I have had a close personal and po- enthus- pelled suspension of the roll call. By 10:30 this morning 800 people Club rooms at 4:30 this afternoon. ing amid scenes of frenzied the 'Mr. .Bryan's of which we have so litical acquaintance with this man iasm. The result came after an all Further delay was caused by the de- had gathered in front of unes" heard night session. The nomination was mand for a poll of the New York dele- home, at Fairview, and ttie cioetfSM The Auxiliary of the Christian Wo much? Just where we would expect whose name Nebraska presents, since ballot, gation. On poll many New York were still coming. Mr. ana jure, tsrj-a- n to find them supporting repub he entered political life. I can testi- made on the first and'only the this throng In Sront mt men's Board of Missions of the Chris the Bryan. S92 1-- John- delegates, including Judge Parker, re- received the met Thursday lican ticket and furnishing the sinews fy from observation as to his politi- vote standing: the house. In thanking his neighbor tian church afternoon son. 46; Gray, 50 mained silent. The majority being for at the home of Mrs. Ed S. Gibbany of war for the republican committee cal conduct before he was known to whole Bryan, entire vote was cast for for the demonstration of friendship on topic. Med The following states cast the the accompanying South Penn. street. The as usual. fame. He was honest, brave and un- or part of their votes for Johnson: him under the unit rule. Pennsylva- and kindly words the ical Missions. History of Such Work, was similarly visit, Mr. Bryan was several times platform adopted by the late yielding then; he is honest, brave Connecticut. 16; Georgia, 2: Maine, nia called. because Our Equipment for Medical Work, The 22; New Hampshire, Prior to the culmination of the compelled to atop speaking was led by Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Tin- Republi- and unyielding now. 1; Minnesota, of his emotions. Daring bis talk Mrs. JJ. Convention shows what the 1; Pennsylvania, 3; Rhode Island 3. scene in the convention hall when the Mention der gave a talk on our medical mis can party in represents. In Honesty is inherent in him. He nomination Mr. Bryan was made, Bryan was frequently in tears because truth Total. 48. of sions ontside of India. Mrs. Fowler every genuine was an honest lawyer before en- following for Gray; Delaware, the assemblage had listened for hours of the homage paid by those who have read an interesting letter from one framing the platform, he The for two decades. In 6; Georgia, 20; New Jersey, 24; Penn- to the oratory of nominating speak- been friends of our consecrated missionaries, Mrs. reform which the President ha3 ad- tered politics. He was honest his sylvania. 9 1-- 2. Total. 59 ers for others, moving them, frequent- Gordon, of India, and gave also a talk vocated was scorned and repudiated. political methods before his states- All the rest of the votes of the ly to outbursts of excitement. They Special Ssle Jaffa, Prager & Co called on missionaries she had met and en The Wisconsin delegation asked that manship was recognized by the na- of platform to Southport, convention. with the exception had been expecting the tertained at her home in one or two reform planks be placed tion; and he has been honest through" one from Maine and one from Ver- be ready at seven oclock in the eve- England. Mrs. Beck gave a most in mis-sions- his political mont not voting, and six absont. were ning, but at that hour the committee o structive talk on our medical s in the platform, and for its pains was career. cast for Bryan. was still struggling with it and it in India, and Mrs. Aldrich read denounced as Democratic. The Con- His convictions have been his poli- The announcement of the vote was was announced later that it would be KERN a paper entitled, "Has the Christian vention by a vote of. eight to one re- tical creed. He has impressed these report. IT IS STAR-DOM- the signal for a wild demonstration, midnight before they could TO THE Woman's Board of Missions Been fused approve those policies which convicitons upon others, not by dic- dura- Nominating Speeches. Tonight's Program, Successful in Redemption of to equaling in turbulence, if not in the years tation, but by arguments addressed tion, the record breaking display At nine o'clock the nominating PICTURES Souls, and Why?" After the business the President for four has been which on Wednesday afternoon greet- speeches began. Alabama, the tirst A Good Joke S . period, refreshments were served and urging upon hi3 party. The mask of to the judgment and the conscience. the fir3t mention of Bryan's name. state on the roll, yielded to. Nebras-- Denver, Colo., July 10. At 1 p. m. A Miser's Fate a social time enjoyed. hypocricy has been torn from the face Believing In the ultimate triumph ed Good Medicine today not a quarter of the delegates A of those who pretend to favor the re- of the right, he has never examined were in their seats although the gal Skinney's Finish A. G. Crozier. of Ha germ an, was SONGS forms advocated 'by the President, questions from the standpoint of ex- leries were full. Among the first dele here yesterday and today on business pediency. gates to reach the hall were the Good Bye Christina Swanson and it is now apparent why the "sys- He has never inquired a Fare Thee Well, Old Kentucky tem" admires sen- whether a political principle was pop- Texas delegates, who carried ban If see Gunsul. Taft and hates the ..SHEPHERD & COMPANY.. ner inscribed for Gray. When L. R. Iced cream and soft drinks it's Electric ator from Wisconsin. When compell- ular; It has been sufficient for him night served at tables. Comfortable Handy, of Delaware, who last open ed to choose between an appeal to to believe that it was right. placed, Gray in nomination for Presi- seats for everyone in the W. B. McCombs, of Kenna, On account of their lease expiring dent, followed them, the Texans air playhouse. Opens promoptly down last night on business. the conscience of the nation in de (Continued c Page Three.) pounced upon him and demanded to at 8:15. Complete change of in a short time program every other night. know if Gray would accept if nomi- DR. Eye, ear, nose nated. Handy replied that he would PRESUS: use his influence to have him accept. ind throat. Glasses fitted; 'phone 130. Have Moved Marvel, of Delaware, Gray's manager. says Gray will not run or serve U Special Sale-Jaf- fa, Prager & Co U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU. one door of the elected. There will be an open air Concert To the Ra ng south The convention was called to order Alfalfa Growers, Attention. (Local Report. Observation Taken at Roswell Where" with larger quar-- at 1:40 p. m. t It yon are interested in procuring 6:00 a. m.) Nominating speeches were limited the proper price for your alfalfa It Roswell, N. M., July 10. Tempera at Country Club, Friday Evening, t:rs we r position to take care of to ten minutes, and seconding will Mwfalalv luk tn vm, ar(i..nt. m ture. Mai,, 91: min 62; mean, 76. speeches Ave j 8 to 11 o'clock. All members invited 11 be our arm, as m to minutes. When the to attend the meeting of the Alfalfa Precipitation, 00; wind S., velocity ougrowv the. roll call of states began, Alabama Growers Association at the C6mmer-,- 2 miles; weather clear. ' good and in season. yielded to Indiana, and T. R. Marshall clal Club rooms tomorrow (Saturday)! Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity: named John W. Kern, of Indianapolis, afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. I Local showers tonight and Satur-- ; for vice president. ' V v BWAKD ELXJ.S. warmer tonight. j ... 'day;

t PROCEHDJN&8 OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DAILY OF v ROSWELL RECORD DUNN NAMES CHAVES COUNTY, N. M, AT A REG Roswell and Other Points on the DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS. ULAR MEETING, THEREOF, HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE ON MON- DAY, APRIL, 6, 1908. Present, W. M. C. E. MASON -- Buainasa Managar Atkinson, Chairman, GEORGE A. PUCKETT- - Editor BRYAN T. D. White, Commissioner; N. J. Pecos Valley Lines W. J. Fritz, Commissioner, F. P. Gayle, Clerk. Eoterwl May IB, 1908. at Boavell, N. M., under the Art of Conpat of March S, 1879 The following accounts were al- Best reached by direct connections with the A. T. & H. F. lowed and One.) ordered paid: Be sure your ticket reads (cJontraued from Pace S. I. Roberts, cash expended, J50.S5 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPT ON. He has been a consistent champion Frank Anderson, superintending DtJlT. Pw Week 15 of the reserved rights of the states. construction of Hagerman bridge, Daily. Per Month 80o He favored the election of senators 1250.00 Via Santa Fe. Daily, ; Wo V. JR. Kenney, surveying, J214.10 Per Month, (In Adranoe) by direct vote before the House of Chas. E. Cook, painting bridge All the way. Full information regarding rates, etc., Daily, One Year (In AdTanoe) 9S.00 Representatives ever acted favorably signs, J10.00 cheerfully furnished. upon the subject. He championed tar John W. Davisson, hauling pile PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT 8UKDAT BT RECORD PUBLISHING CO iff reform when the West was the driver from Hagerman bridge, J12.00 A Line of Pipes David L. Geyer, abstracts from land D. L. MEYERS, hot-be- d of protection. office, 510.00 Traffic Manager, - - Amalrilo, Texss MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS. He favored an Income tax before E. W. Mitchell, telephone service, the income tax law was written. He $48.00 attacked the trusts when Republican W. H. Godalr, office rent, $150.00 cluslvely from the Democratic side Pecos Valley Drug Co., merchan- of both houses of congress." leaders were denying that any trusts dise, $3.50 12Z3 existed. He advocated railroad regula- may look all right and be all Roswell Cycle Co., lamps for jail, GENERALLY APPROVED. tion before the crusade against re wrong. There is nothing you $1.05 From Silver City Independent. aud discriminations began. Dilley Furniture Co., burying pau- The position of of bates pers, $3G.00 the Democrats always can judge by looks bo little as New Mexico in advancing the prima- He has been the friend of Record Publishing Co., work tor ry system of nominating county offi labor, and was among the first to urge School Supt., $10.00 very ap- cers is meeting with general conciliation between labor and capi- A Record Publishing Co., job work proval and represents the sentiment tal. He began to oppose government Job of Plumbing and advertising, $77.15 of the people on this important sub- J. M. O.'JCelley, by injunction more a decade road work, $40.00 ject. The platform adopted by the than Wagnon Lumber & Trading Co., Roswell convention makes the fol He announced his opposition to If we do the work you can be umber, $38.03 lowing declaration; "We are heartily imperializm any man of $50.G7 before other is-rig- in fact as well as Roswell Electric Light Co., in favor of the nomination of all par prominence expressed himself on surest W. C. Lawrence, cash expended ty by a vote people had candidates of the the subject, and without waiting to in looks. Even the most hidden grading road, $60.00 at primary elections held lor that will be slighted in John C. Peck, assessor, commis-ions- , purpose under the sanction of the see whether It would be popular. parts not the $423.16 law, and hereby pledge our represen When a . Wall Street panic burst smallest detail that makes for Chas. H. Whiteman, road work, " A tatives in the next legislature to upon ago, promptly $12.00. Yes Its Fact For President of United States, a us a few months he srood sanitary plumbing. Call work and vote for such law." proposed as a remedy, the guaran- Roswell Hardware Co., mdse., WILLIAM J. BRYAN. It is believed that the nomination as in on your next job and you $28.75. A "flossy" looking vehicle, built to sell at a teirpting price, la of officers by this method more near tee of bank deposits, and so popular wll get the best plumbing work Kemp Lumber Co., mdse., $14.79. the poorest investment you can make. Id is au expensive econo- For Delegate to Congress, ly voices the sentiment of the people has this plan become that it is to- ever H. Menn, Blacksmlthing and mater-al- . my. Even the horse becomes ashamed of each a vehicle. than the nomination of candidates day a national issue and supported by you had. $75.50. though " We sell Ours are dependable STUDEBAK-AN- D the delegate convention. The the masses of the people. He has long W. R. Bond, work on bridge, $3.00. dont that kind. the primary system been in use in H. & COLUMBUS, guarantee a strong has se- E. Williams Co., $20.65 with the of concern bebind some parts of the East for more than advocated legislation which will Pay ton Drug, Book & Stationery them. thirty years, and has proven to be cure publicity as to campaign contri- Zo., mdse., $16.10. satisfactory. It bas been, tried in butions. Geo. D. Barnard & Co., record We have plensed some mighty particular people with these goods the Pecos Valley in this Territory He believes in peace in universal Independent Hardware Go. books, $87.00 and have just unloaded ANOTHER FULL CAR for the express pur- and it has been found that It results C L. Ballard, sheriff services, $314.-1- pose of pleasing YOU and hundreds of others.. in the selection of the best men for Christian peace. He believes the des- office. The nominations are not. in tiny of nations should be determined Citizens' National Bank, rent grand See them to day. We have more stvh and bettor prices than you the bands of a few political bosses, not by wars but by applying the prin- rets his friends have increased jury room, $15.00. are to, our greatest "hobby" is explaining WHY. I and used and but all the voters in the party have ciples of humanity. in confidence. Citizens' National Bank, rent of- a voice in of can- Justice and in numbers and the selection their Though principles met organization to urge fice for probate judge. $37.50. 3. The Democrats of New Mexi--! these have Without an Daniel Drug Co., drugs, etc., $17.50. didate with uncompromising opposition from campaign .fund ' co as always, have taken a positive his claims; without a David A. Calderon, interpreter J. stund In this matter, and the Independ the special interests, he has remain- to circulate literature in his behalf; P. court, $2.00. ' ex-- ent believes that the voters will I ed true to the cause of the people. without patronage to bribe a single Register-Tribun- e, newspaper, $2.00. pr ss their approval in their support With vision with unfalter- T. D. White, cash expended, $30.00. of Democratic clear and voter; without a predatory corpora- the candidates, and ing trust, seeing and knowing the Hagerman Lumber & Hardware Co., especially the .legislative nominees, tion to coerce its employes into his mdse., $20.13. who are pledged to this reform, on truth, he has never lost faith in its support; without a subsidized news W. H. Laniascus, road work, $22.50. November 3rd next. final victory. paper to influence the public mind; Hagerman Lumber & .Hardware (Jo. MeAAlJmi I'll ftlU ! Sfl Through years of unparallelled pol- he has won a signal victory at the lumber, etc., $59.95. L. B. Craig, tho old reliable side- itical warfare, his loyalty to his id- New Mexican Printing Co., assess- walk man, only man furnishing primaries and has become the free ment rolls, etc., $31.23. eals and to his fellowmen has been choice of the militant democracy of paup- I I v-- bond for the protection of the prop- St. Mary's Hospital, care of 7 abundantly shown. to sur- erty owners. 6t His refusal the nation. ers, $218.50. render his convictions, though sub- Forming in one unbroken phalanx, F. H.Wranosky, road work, $20.50. Boyd, supervisor, ser- jected to abuse, denunciation and vin- extending from Massachusetts to Cal J. H road IMPORTANT MEETING OF dictive opposition such as few public vices, $10.75. ANTI-SALOO- N LEAGUE. ifornia, and from Michigan to the ev C. L. Ballard, sheriff's fees, $1,005.00 There will be an important meeting men in all history have been compell- erglades, the yeomanry of the party A. J. Welter. J. P., $87.55. O. A. LARRAZOLO. of the Anti-Saloo- n League in the base ed to withstand, Is ample proof of volunteered their services to It is ordered that Pedro Escabar be of Baptist four have Looking nient the You church at courage. rebated $180.00 on valuation for 1907, Are his superb Sunday make him the party candidate; and o'clock afternoon. All the Ills career proves successful on account of excessive valuation. members of the League are urgently that they will not lay down their arms un- Whereas, the Citizens' of Lake Arth- Chaves Go. Democratic Ticket requested to be present. The base leadership is determined by the suc- til they have made him the nation's ur having heretofore deposited the ment of the church is cool in the af cess or failure of great principles sum of $100.00 for the purpose of pay- for a cigar you can afford to smoke and still ternoon chief executive. and affords a pleasant meet rather than by election to high office. democracy which saw ing the expense of incorporating the enjoy? For Count Commissioner 1st Dist. ing place. Committee. Nebraska's village of Lake Arthur, it is ordered We have met to plan the campaign in him, when a young man, the signs that the Chairman of this Board pay You'll find it a great saving to buy CON- N. J. FRITZ ent S. W. Holder, of Lake Arthur, was and to commission the commander of promise, places in nomination as all expenses of said incorporation out TRACT 5-C- Straight Cigars. County Com'r. Second District here yesterday and today on busi under whom the masses will enlist the standard bearer of our party the f said funds, retaining and filing A cent quality a cent price. M. ATKINSON. ness. J. A. Edwards, of Lake Arthur, We are not here In response to the man who in the thrilling days of '96 iills therefore and refunding the bal- io at 5 W. came in last night from Canyon City, ance of said funds, if any, to the said voice expediency; 1900 battle-scarre- d ban- Something new in cigar making. For Pro Date judge, Tex., and spent today in Roswell. of neither political and bore the litizens of Lake Arthur. bosses nor corporate masters sent us ner democracy un T. EVANS. of with fame as The Board proceeded to canvas the Less profit to the maker, but greater val- J. here. We are here at the summons sullied and fidelity as spotless as the vote cast at a special election held For Clerk of Probate Court. at Precinct No. 12 (Klkins) for Jus ue to the smoker. Dr. Parsons will make his third of the rank and file of that political crusaders of old. Nebraska presents nt Peace. were thirty-fou- r only s-ce- a F. P. QATLE. trip to La Fa Lotte (laugh a lot) organization which Is special de- name claims tice of the There The cigar with genuine long camp, the his because Nebraska votes cast, out of which number, For County Sheriff, leaving P. O. corner, Tuesday - leaf scraps, or fender of the rights of the common his dwelling place,- and proudly en- B. N. Muncy received thirty- - four Havana fillerno dust tobacco BALLARD. a. m., July 14. Everyone who wants hand-mad- e. C lb a delightful coaching trip and a fine people. rolls him among her citizens; but his fotes. sweepings. Strictly For County Assessor, weeks outing in the mountains can For Constable there were 33 votes Fragrant,, "jfree burning, always ?ast out number, Harry uniform GUY H. HERBERT. get it cheaply by making arrange- of which F. ments to accompany him. Everything fhorne received 27 votes, and Fred and delightful. County Treasurer and first class. Ask Dilley about it. Hilgenfield received five votes. As.k today for a C. L. PARSONS It is therefort ordered that certifi-.ate- s Collector, of election be issued to the suc-

JAMES SUTHERLAND. book-keepe- cessful candidates. L. E. Mas3, r for Jaffa, Superintendent of Schools, Prasrer & Co.. went down thn rourt Ullery Co. It is ordered that P. D. Wilkins be this morning on a two days' trip for Furniture ebated $300.00 on valuation for 1907, C C HILL. nrm. on account of eroneous assessment. nis The Board adjourned until Monday, County Surveyor, April 13, 1908. T. R. KENNET. Miss Valye Higgins has gone to Undertakers and Embalmers Hereford, Tex., to work as a telegraph operator lor the Santa Fe. LETTER FROM SUMNER SAYS SIX ARE DEAD. i -- It Is against the Record's policy Ambulance Service. Telephone No. to waste ammunition on a "dead 75 The following letter was sent from pgigar Sunnyside (Fort Sumner) on July 4, ay one, but we cannot help observing Register-Tribun- and gives later detailss of the torna that the e seems to ROTH EN BERG & SCHLOSS CIGAR im the chief mourner over the death do at that place: SfyQ of the late lamented supplement. "At three o'clock on the evening of CO., DISTRIBUTORS, Roswell N. M. SyfcU the second a tornado struck our twin I towns, and the result is that a big The Republican newspapers are We are here representing all that home is in the hearts of the people. burying takes place today. Six per- - again using the time worn argument, of our party; obey the command of my state eays the t'.ilver City Independent, that is best in the traditions I In order to secure statehood the peo- we feel again the spirit that ani- and the mandate of the democracy sons are dead and several badly hurt. along the side of the bank building, ple of New Mexico must elect a Re mated the democracy in the days of of the nation, when I offer the name Every house in town Is damaged, and and whon the cement rock tumbled publican delegate to congress. We Jefferson and Jackson. of great Commoner, Ne- lots of them blown plank from plank. twenty or thirty feet onto t"hem, the America's of one side of the bank building tongues and were know of no better answer to this fal we as son, Jenn- Part sideboards broken by The voters have spoken, and braska's gifted William and the glass front are gone. The to splinters. lacy than' the comments made Bryan. Hon. O. A Xarrazolo, the Democratic semble to give expression of their ings new glass front in A. B. Harris' build- ''A Mexican who has lived here 50 candidate for delegate, In his speech will. The voice for the third time calls ing, costing $300, was destroyed. yeara, says he never saw such a thing of acceptance at Roswell, as follows: Fitzgibbons' cement saloon and res before. Nebraska's favorite son to be the Don't fall to see the capture of the taurant was damaged. The newly erec "For the past twelve years all the "Teddy-bear- " to- no standard bearer of his party in this in Stardome Park j "We hod celebration of the branches of this government have night. ted rooming house of Mrs. Arameer Fourth here, as intended. been In the control of the Republican gigantic contest. lost one entire side. Capt. McTyne's i & j "God sometimes mores in a mis- party, from the presidency down to Since time began no grander trib office is fiat on the ground. Catz The Missionary Society of the Pres- Fardnes store was badly damaged.: chievous way his. blunders to perform' both houses of congress. They have Rockvale ute was ever paid to any man by a had It in their power to do justice Coal byterian church held their regular Mr. Garner's house lost its roof and to the people of New Mexico. Why free people. .He is recognized today monthly meeting at the home of hail and water poured through. The j Excursion Train Came Late. haven't they done it? Repeated ap as the most representative citizen of Miss-- Holt on N. Penna. ave., Thurs- roof of Mr. Williamson's house was j I Last night was the time for the reg- peals hare been made to congress to the nation, the peer of any living man day afternoon. The attendance was blown off and everything inside was do Justice and admit us to statehood. good and all present enjoyed the in- drenched. Hooden Pyte's n.of3l was ular excursion from tne Friends and foes have learned that teresting program. program partly wrecked and his new plank north and the train did not Every appeal of the people of New he shaped mold After the reach Mexico has been by as many is a wonderful product. was in that heroic refreshments were served. house was unroofed, a corrugated Roswell until one o'clock morn- answered world's great patriots, brought this repeated denials on the part of mem- What a suffering time we in which the iron roof being from no one ing, three hours behind its regular bers of the Republican president, statesmen and leaders have been cast From knows where and dropped through time. This who recently promised Mrs. W. C. Buchly return 3d last Leaf tnrew the train so late in but us in Las would have zero First nominated when ten Tears home-fol- k the hole. to Carlsbad, so Vegas to do looking with weath night from a month's visit with that this morning's what he could er and coal. younger than any other presidential at Decatur, Ala. "There was a string of wagons train also arrived late from the south. towards admission of New Mexico. no We call at par- We have had strong support In con tention to coal to candidate chosen by a prominent gre&a for the admission of New Mex remind you ty; living in a state five hundred S. E. Waskom returned to his home To a Smoker ico, but that support has come ex we deal only m the best miles farther west tha-- that in which near Dexter today. - grades and because we any president has ever lived, he has Best LegalBlanks- Record Office want grown In the affections of the people Fred Burdlck arrived last night your patronage, as years passed. from Saginaw, Mich., for a visit with the tobacco in our cigars is the have daughter, Mrs. Fred Miller, and Sneaking and writing freely on all his handled in the most cleanly man family, who are now at Camp ""SI JACOBS' FINE subjects, his heart has had no sec--' ner. As much care is taken in umtm We Screen Our Goal the making of the cigars as a CANDIES careful cook takes in preparing food. "Five Hundred" Score Cards and you don't have to pay f ' for dirt. Our celebrated You Can Smoke The Cigar We are receiving two arpresa Rockvale -- Lump makes' good EHVY which inilllonC shipments a week of the cele- etanda for jgc with confidence that it contains brated fires and does away with the JVho departed thii life long ag6 rr--i We have fcr sale a limited number of e nothing of impurity either of dirt cinder and clinker pileQual-it- y Musi .reel 11 wey-r- aois o nunto "Five Hundred" Score Cards. They "JsccSs lziz Last Eight" Thm cSianerea that come 'Xere blcmt i ' or adulteration. It is a cigar our motto. Not the not now, you can wagr that, yon would enjoy just as are just the thing for keeping tab on o That they're aliTe Bon-B- ns. - Chocolates and cheapest but the best. The-- reret Tttairr tines, when they, see thoroughly if you saw every step this game and can be had at the Jtodern Kitchens all fnrnihd with ga tov in the process of making. TThere the cook stove or owTiiea w . Record Office. 140 foi 25c Kt;!:: C::5y Store Gas Go. tell The Wigwam Church of Christ Scientist. ..Jo-Night.- .. LOCAL NEWS We occupy the oid Baptist church, ROSWELL LOCAL NEWS t J and hold services at 10:45 a. m. San- - .... day; 8p. n, Wednesday. Testimonial Tha Orptienm Tent meeting. All are cordially Theatre Eyes Invited to your tested free it L E Boellner's attend. List property with as for Optician. Located in Ball Park quick the Jeweler aad 1L v results. Title & Trust Co. Ior-:- . vu;vmi lannra HaiHaDnfi waa ham fiAtn a' - ' The Mollingswortb Twins Directory. Mrs R. J. Kretchmar lett this mor- Hagerman today. Miss Lois WorvfTTifP Mtii.m4 tn nlng lor Guyman, Ok la., summoned Haererman thin mnmlTiw nftA, o ranir'a by the of a nephew. Dramatic Co. - death turn- " visit with her sister, Mrs. John- H. For abstracts that are never Abstracts. . ROSWELL TRADING CO. jCoal,, Transfer. MoKinstry. ed down, go to Roswell & Presents Tonight Correct lecal blanks. Record Office the Title GHAVE 3 COUNTT ABSTRACT CO. Hay, aSd Grain. Always the best Trust Co. Valley transfer. ah kinds of F. P. Sayle, manager.' Reliable and Second St, Phone 126. Record Want Ada. Oet Results. J. E. Cubine, wife and two sons, prompt. 4t2f at transfer work, except moving who have been visiting D. F. Denton Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Burn3 and lit- Davy Crockett ROSWELL TITLB & TRUST CO. houses. Telephones, 409 Cattle. .Ex- Capt. Jack Fletcher went to Dexter since July 3, left this morning for this morning to make h i tegular semi-week- tle daughter, Ruth, are expected ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans. Hardware Stores. change, and 456 residence. C. J. their home In Sayre, Okla. home tonight from their visit at Fond visit of instruction to the du Lac, Wis. Tally. -10 lmo. Dand there. : . Russell builds nw wajroas. lOtf Architects. ROSWELL" HARDWARE CO. Waols hardware, pipe. legal Mathew O'Brien is expected tonight PAUL MILLS, PIANO TUNER. ft .ov J. M. NELSON & CO., Architects. sale and retail Correct blanks. Record Office. Washington-Le- e University, pumps, gasoline engines, fencing, Real Estate. from Lex Formerly with the Harding & Oklahoma Bib:. Roswell, N. M ington, Va., having come by way ot Miss Louise and Master Rex Wilson his old home in Chicago. Miller Music Co , of a! A" Is for ABSTRACTS. Roswell Euansville, Attorneys; Enterprise Hardware Co. Carry went to Dayton this morning for a Iud. Leave orders the Grand complete stock of builders hard--t Title and Trust Company, 303 N. week's visit with relatives. Money to loan for our customers at D. W. ELLIOTT. Attorney and Central. ware, carpenter tools, stores, raag-- l Main, 'Phone 91 on good real estate. Title & Trust 07t6 counselor in all courts. Ten years J. E. Lufkii of Anna, 111., arrived Co. experience In land and Irrigation ee and kitchen utensils at live and GILMORE FLEMING: Real Es last night for a visit with his daugh- Miss Maud Best returned this morn 4--6. ter, Mrs. A. J. Nisbet. He will be here matters. Rooms Oarst Bdg. let live price. 32S N. Maim. tate and Live Stock. North E. R. Hutcbins feft this morning ing from Pecos, where she went to 314 about a month. for St, Louis. accompany Miss Vera May Malone on Maud Myrtle INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO. Main. her way to Douglass, A. T., to make BOWLING Wholesale and retail 'everything in Mrs. J. E. Rucker left this morning melo-dram- on the stage for a and Russell aoea carnage work. lOtf an extend' d visit with her father. An America l a in supply A choice selection of both city and month's visit Miss Best visited friends at a ranch Bowling, Box Ball, Billiards, Pool: hardware, tinware, water for recreation at Capitan. five acts. equipment regulation. Priv- - goods, buggies, wagons, implements farm property at good figures to - W. C. Reid made a trip to Clovis near Pecos several days. Entire and plumbing. buyer. Also money Q. Clo- and Texlco today. All new specialties bv Saunders ate Bowling and Box Ball room for to loan. Miss P. Steele vcame down from Rubber Tires. & Uo., Dunbar Duo. LJuster and ladies. Geo. B. Jewett, Prop. Nell R. Moore. vis last night. Boellner, the Jeweler, has It cheaper I have all kinds, from a buggy tire Mary Jane, and the Holliugs- - to a cab tire. R. F. Cruse. 04tf Hotels. A. C. WILSON: Real estate, farms, Dexter to Have Alfalfa Mill. vvorth Twins. Butcher Shops. M. M. Brunk, his sister, Mise Ella W. M. Davis left this morning for THE NEW GILKESON: First class! ranches, city property. Office 393 Brunk, and Misses Hulda Menn and Fort Worth. Ed Tyson came up from Prices Reduced - U. S. MEAT MARKET. Keeps noth Artesia to 50c. Spe N. Main Address Box 202 Ros- Mittie Sandy drove up from Dexter this morning. ing but the best. Quality our dining room service. Meals St this morning to spend the day. Mr. Russell does) nnrse-snoetn- c lOtf Children J 5c-Adu- lts 35c motto. dal rates for meal tickets. Free well, N. M. Brunk reports that the deal Is being Correct lecal bluKS. Record Office. closed for the immediate establish- Weldon went to Campbell sample rooms. Rooms with private Best this a Billiard-Poo- ment of a $20,000 alfalfa mill at Dex- Halls. Ready-to-we- ar morning to spend a few days on his Hag l bath. One block west of Postofflce. Apparel. ter that will have a capacity of fifty father's ranch. R. S. Cravens was here from erman today. People who read the Daily BOWLING, BILLIARDS. POOL. THE MORRISON BROS. TORH. tons per day. tii Record subscribe and 'pay for GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL: New! 1-- Brunswick Balke ColL Co. equip apparel 160 acre claim 1 2 mile Outfitters In ready to wear CASH FOR ADS. desert it, and have money to buy the ment. Geo. B. JewsSt, Prop. management. A. J. Witteman, Prop. SMALL from fenced, well, Exchxnae. Mil- Haterman, and goods advertised In paper. for men, women and children. Small ads., under one dollar, 6 reservoir, lays and We have a good line of exchange the Biggeet and best. Only hotel equip under the canal you linery a specialty. must be paid in advance. We 9 Is level. A fine speculation. Will trade properties. Let us exchange what 9 Department Stores. ped with sample rooms. for a good five passenger automobile, do not wish to keep for something do this In order to avoid the 9 fflffiffiffl JAFFA. PRAGEH & CO. Dry goods, Seed - Dav-lsso- will you. Come In and HOTEL. Store. keeping many petty ac- must be In good order. C. W. n that just suit ' sup ROSWELL We are not of 9 us clothiag, groceries Had ranch .Roswell Co. All kinds f & Co, Real Sstate, Hagerman, talk over the proposition with and plies. only giving you something good to 6eed counts. tf. 9 let us know what you have and what jOYCE-PRUI- " u N. M. 109t7 T CO. Dry Goods, eatrbntw "fan-yo- while you eat. field and garden seeds. New cata- RDCORD PUB. CO. 9 you want. Clothing, Groceries, etc. The larg logue now ready, free for asking. Henry Brooker, formerly gunner TITLE & TRUST CO. est supply house in the Southwest. at the Military Institute and later Wholesale and Retail. 1 Jewelry Stores. assistant to Dr. G. N .Hunsberger, W. B. Montgomery, of Garrett Second Hand Stores. went to Portales this morning for an county, Ky., has arrived to spend a Classified Indefinite stay. few weeks for his health. Drug Stores. HARRY MORRISON. The leading "ids. and exclusive Jeweler. Watches, aoswmx, & co - Makin's Russell does Doiler work. lOtf Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Howland and drug jewelry diamonds. Jewelry," ioh cut glassj Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Le Grange, of Oldest drug Btore in RoBwell-- All and hand painted China, Sterling; FOiTSAtfc. Detroit, Michigan, arrived last night things Theodore Sutherland and Jesse Lee to be guests of James J. Egan, com- and plated silverware. 109 Main St. went to Elklns this morning to bring DANIEL DRUG CO. Headquarter!?! FOR SALE: Brood sows and stock missary manager of the Oasis ranch. paper, var L. B. BOELLNER. RosweU's besii HILLS & DUNN. We pay more for hogs. Oasis Ranch. 77tf down a bunch of horses for James Mr. Egan and his guests will go to for drugs, wall paints, nish. A full cut glass,' hand 'second-han- d goods. Sutherland. the Mescalero Indian reservation for Jeweler. line wom- an outing. painted Cfaina, diamonds, etc. FOR SALE: Man's and Phone 69. No. 100 N. Main Louis. Exchange. Dye Works. an's ticket to St. Write Fine farm In Linn county, Kansas, 'Marshall Ash and daughter, Miss don't call, II. H. H. 108 S. Ky K. C. WORKS. Alterations and Lumber Yards. to trade for Irrigated farm In Pecos Elsie Ash, arrived last night from DYE Sanatorium FOR SALE: Very fine standard Hastings, Neb., and went to Artesia You Are repairs. Cleaning and pressing. J Valley. Roswell Title & Trust Co. PECOS TALLEY LUMBER CO. SANA bred trotting horse, 5 years old. Per this morning to visit friends. Mr. AngelL 'phone 517. 123 W. 2d. ROSWELL TENT CITY AND Ash has bought land at Lake Arthur. H. Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, ce fectly gentle, city broke, and nearly TORIUM, Incorporated. Dr. C. L All members of Woman's Christian Miss Ash expects to teach the Slease LOSING MONEY ment, paints, varnish and glass. new rubber tired buggy. If interest- Temperance Union are urged to be school east of town next winter and Parsons, Manager. ed address Box 361, City. present at a special meeting to be will enter the Chaves County Teach- Furniture Stores. ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest held the Presb "terian Jit ers' Institute, which opens next week. yard In Roswell. See ub for FOR SALE. Oliver Typewriter in at church DILLEY FURNITURE CO. The lumber three o'clock. Any who desire to be- all kinds of building materials and Stenographers & Typewriters perfect condition. Bargain if sold come members are requested to be to Carls- swellest line of furniture in Ros at once. 420 ON. Rich. Phone 323. Kenneth Keebler returned paint. & sten present. Important business to be bad this morning after a short busi- well. Hign qualities and low prices.: BAKER ELLIOTT: Public 12t3 upon. M. Mason, Pres- - acted Mrs. E. ness visit. KEMP LUMBER CO. Are unloading ographers, typewriters and book- FOR SALE CHEAP: Bush and And perhaps don't know it. It a car of strictly clear Maple Floor keepers. Let us do your work, 210 Gerts piano, on easy terms. Biggest would be a good turn to anyone Grocery Stores. ing. See them. " snap in New Mexico," only $115.00. 1--2 GarBt BK'z., Rooms 5 and 6. Hurry and see this at Armstrong, Byrd & Co., N. St. 12t2 to assist them to make a profit. WESTERN GROCERY CO. The Ill KU We know of no better way than leading grocery store, nothing but Commercial Printing Tailors. FOR SALE: Four year old thorough the best. bred mare and high grade runa- to supply you with our While good clothes do A. MUELLER: Merchant tailor. WATSON GROCERY CO. PRINTING: F. bout, cheap, Apply Byron O. Beail, FINLEY man, yet toe us most complete line not make the it must All work guaranted. Also does clean at Roswell Hdw. Co. 110 See for the great influence of staple and fancy groceries and conceded they have ing and pressing. In rear of The in forming opinion regarding bfm FOR SALE. Surrey nearly new. Crystal Ice fresk fruits and vegetables In the Cigar So is it with printing. Neat, tasty Wigwam Store. cheap. Enquire 129 W. 17th. 109t5. city. stationery has a good effect upon Our Ice is made from DISTILL-E- D its recipients. Such stationery can Undertakers. FOR RENT. Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers. be secured in Roswell at reasona & SON. Pri WATER and can ba used DILLHY Undertakers. FOR RENT: House and barn, 118 ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO. Let ble prices at the Record Job. Print vate ambulance, prompt service. with freedom in sick room S. Rich. Apply to H. A. Dlcken, the as ua furnish you with your Grain, Coal ing Office, 402 N. Main St. GIvp CILLERY FURNITURE CO. Under- - at well as for any other purpose and wood, we buy hides, phone 30 us a trial. takers. Phone Ho. 75 or "No. Ill Joyce-Prui- t Co. where absolute purity is essen- FOR RENT. Hotel Gibson, Artesia, New Mex. Commercial, rate $2 per tial- Lei us call amuud auu EXCHANGE. ' day. Furnished except linens and dish supply you daily. es. Party must be reliable. Address Rise With The Sun in Linn County, Kansas, ..Fine farm It E. C.i Higgins, Artesia. 109t. to trade for irrigated farm In Pecos PHONE 35 Valley. Roswell Title & Trust Co. FOR RENT: Two rooms for lijJj&.C--"- "'

; see us lor our lull DurDOselnii inieni is to please Gel our prices 7d3, N. Richardson. ljtf and take some drives and walks over A. A. DRIGGS RESIGNS AS TRAINMASTER HERE. FOR RENT: bouse with on! room, Vpantry. the property listed on our books. Word was received here today that stonflcrd ADDie ..... you bath closet and Call Roswell Gas Co. C. E. Smyer had been appointed as at thi3 otnee. 09t4 -- J will trainmaster on this division of the Boies we ore so wen eoiiiPDed mat we can so i! - Door x Glass Then you see Santa Fe, vice A. A. Driggs, resign- mi FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms ed. Mr. Driggs has been' trainmaster - "ht bouse keeping, with bata of the Pecos Valley lines many years. Figure With Us. at v7 It will be remembered that he was lua PLANT. riding on one of the engines that FOR RENT: Three un. sess-- FARM d LANDS were head-en- collision at R. L. ROGERS in the Our PriceS are AlwayS Right rooms, "06 N. Missouri. CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR Cumberland City townsite several on which you will be satisfied to expend your dollars. weeks ago. FOR RENT: Nice new furnished Another new official for this part room, modern conveniences, 409 Notwithstanding the great demand for farm lands of the Santa Fe system is Daniel Ell- N. Ky. Estimates cheerfully iott, who takes the place of W. D. KEMP LUMBER COMPANY tt we have yet many desirable pieces of property in favor- furnished Garwood as superintendent' and gener- al baggage master, additional to his able locotions. former duties as superintendent of LOST. W. Tilden. Roswell. track. Mr. Garwood has resigned, ef- upon he his .22 calibre rifle AND HAY WAGON 311 fective July 1. raised TEAM and shot the buggy horse of Mrs. Ma- IN EXCITING RUNAWAY. ry Porter, which was standing hitch- Five bis loads of baled hay were WANTED $4800.00 will buy 160 acre farm, artesian well, orchard BOY SHOOTS HORSE TO ed to a buggy in the road near the brought in from the L. F. I. farm SHOW MARKSMANSHIP. fair grounds. Mrs. Porter was prepar- morning and loaded for ship- Help Wanted. and alfalfa. 4 miles from railroad. A lad of twelve or fourteen years, ing to get into the rig, but luckily this par- ment in the local railroad yards. Wm. WANTED: Manager for branch of- named HarralL returning with a had not gotten to her seat, for the un- ty boys from North Stone, one of toe drivers, had fice we wish to locate here In Ros- ' PHONE 403 of other the horse ran away and completely demol- loaded wagon and was in the car $3800.00 will buy 160 acres fine rich level land, artesian Spring river swimming hole yesterday ished the ' vehicle. No person was his well. Address, with reference. The For New and Second-Han- d Furni- evening, was banteringly helping unload another wagon, when 1-- told that hurt, but It was a close call. The away, evi- Morris Wholesale House, Cincinna- well. 2 2 miles from railroad. ture, Guns, A munition etc. could not a horse, where-- his team started to run that he hit horse was not injured except from dently frightened by the cars. They ti, Ohio. 06t30 W. S. MORGAN the rifle ball, and the nature of the ran between the depot and tracks and valley land,"black soil, water-righ- t; wound Is not known. circled so that they hit an immense WANTED. Woman cook at Milne-Phon- e 21 acres of the richest ditch ca- R. B. Buffum, who lives at the fair telephone pole . near the irrigation Bush ranch. No laundry. house, 3 acres bearing orchard. The best grounds, lost a horse last summer In nal where it crosses Fifth street. The 518. OEtf. a similar manner. The shot yesterday pole was knocked down, and in the valley for truck and berry farm. -- 1 mile almost tract Ladies Hair Dressing Parlors DIARRHOEA was fired from the Haynes pasture, the wire connections were severed. WANTED: Furnished house, four Main and it is stated that if any more The frame of the wagon and some rooms or more, close in. No child- from St. & shooting occurs there, if the boys were broken, this A fall line of the finest cosmetic and of the bolts but ren. Inquire at Record office. tf human hair, also cat hair and There is no need of anyone snfier-in- g returning from the swimming hole damage was small compared with Two of the best residences in best location in Roswell. combings made to order long with this disease, for to do not quit swearing, they will be the injury to one of the horses. One PARLORS 206 W. 41b ST. PHONE 41 1 effect a quick cure it Is only neces- prosecuted. horse fell and the wagon struck him Special price for a few days. sary to take a few doses of o on the hip, splitting open the Hesh Notice to Teachers. of the hind quarter. It is thought the Notice is hereby given all per- Davy Crockett, an American melo- runaway occurred to Chamberlain's horse will die. The sons who desire to teach In Chaves drama in S acts, is the play tonight just after the delayed train from the county, N. that the Normal Insti- Keatly Mai; Colic, Cholera and at the Orpheum Tent Theatre. south had left. Jt:tre.fe tt Lrcsst Prices Jtarafety tzi The play is based on the life's story tute will commence on Monday, July Eastern Dining hqii I Diarrhoea Remedy" of that grand character in American SEVENTY THOUSAND BOND 13, 1908, at the Central School build- history,' Davy Crockett. All the excit- ISSUE DOLLARS HERE ing in Roswell, under the direction of In feet, in most cases one doe ing incidents In his ' life have been Cf H iaila can City Treasurer i;. H. Urton this Dr. C. M. Light, of Silver City, New lit;Ste Nnrf h If,i. met It never and be play, in- ItVI H WM - made into a real American w telied upon in the most sevete- and morning received $70,000 of the mon- Mexico, and continue ten days, after cluding the ride of Young Lochinvar ey on city 'bonds munici- dangerous cases. It is equally 1: of West. secured for which the examination of applicants First class dinners 35cta liable for children and ishe means the pal improvement. The money-wa- ap- from 12 to 6. Breakfast of saving the lives of many children portioned as follows: On water bonds, for teachers certificates will be held 'and Supper at all hours each year. Mrss. Clara Rheinboldt and sister, $40,000; on sewer bonds, $20,000; on on July 24th and 25th. Attendance o a carte. In the world's history no medicine Sttiss Queen Truitt, of Cincinnati, O., street improvement bonds, $10,000. the Normal is made obligatory upom la has ever met with success. werer brother-is- ? ' gitam who visiting their The fire house bond money, $5,000, who wish ... law, Frank Rheinboldt, and family, several days ago. The rest of all CPEN DAY AND NIGHT PRICE 25c. LASSE SIZE COe. on (North Hill, left this morning for the money will come soon. The total - MARK HOWEI-L-v -- Superintend -- Si visit with friends at Xakewood. issue of city bonds is $170,000. al w i w mm mT w mmww m wwww m w wmw m ni www w' w wtmm www w mW9 w m rw m mw-a- m w w w

m at And still the Big Sale goes on, we are highly pleased and we are sure the customers were, by it the way they bought of the goods we had on sale, and to make it more interesting we will put more seasonable merchandise on sale, note the prices below it will be a saving of dollars 1 TT-- n vWi.. J i ' ii Over 300 Choice Ladies Suits, consisting .of Wool, Silks, Linens Ladies' Waists, newest styles, all sizes, Lace Silk and Lingerie 0 1 and Wash Materials, 33 1-- 3 per cent reduction. :- -: :- -: :--: Goods, 33 1-- 3 per cent off in this department. :--: :- -: :- -: -- "-' . . Tf - ..v y" . i 0 ALL LADIES' HATS AT JUST ONE HALF OF THE COST PRICE 2

Ladies Skirts a full line of Panamas, Voiles, Silk Taffettas,"etc. go t 50 pair of Ladies' American Lady Ox-- in this sale at 33 1-- 3 per cent reduction. VftX V fords worth $3 and $3.50 sale price $2.00

An Opportunity to Buy Woolen Dress Goods at Manufacturers Prices $2.00 a yard dress goods go in this sale at $1.69 $1.00 a yard dress goods go in this sale at 83c a a $1.50 " " $1.33 $0.75 " ' 63c $1.25 $0.98 $0.65 " " " " " " 48c

1-- 1-- l-- 1-- e 10c and 12 2c Figured Lawns 7 2c 10c and 12 2c Ginghams 7 2c A 25 Per Cent Discount On All Table Linens And Napkins, None Reserved J Muslin Underwear, none reserved, 500 garments consisting About 50 pair of Ladies Canvas Oxfords, worth regular, 0 of Chimese, Gowns, Drawers, Skirts, Corset Covers, go in $1.50 and $1.75, this sale at 25 per cent reduction. sale price $1.10. 25 Pisces White Goods Consisting of Duck Madras, Dotted Swiss and Pique, worth 25c to 40c, sale price 18c per yard 2 it &4 The Largest Dry Goods, Clothing, Roswell Shoe and Carpet House in Southwest FA MY ...New Mexico.

Company's store this afternoon and ran away before his owner could get BRYAN FOUR YEARS AGO him under control, although holding the animal while giving him a drink. y THB MORRISON BROS,' STOKE Store Closes 6 O'clock. THB MORRISON BROS,' STORK The faorse ran across the street and I smashed the bugy to pieces against a telephone pole. Mr. Phillips was on the ground when the horse ran and was not hurt.

Special Sa!e--Jaff- a, Prager & Co Lost Fingers in Mill Accident. N0H Buy While at work at the planing mill of the Pecos Valley Construction Company yesterday afternoon, C. B. Cavln got Jiis right hand caught in some of the machinery and all four c" - wilt fingers were cut on, the first three near the hand, and the little finger at the second joint.' Both the Men's and. Women's sections combine this week in presenting TWO BOYS ARRE57ES " such stirring economy offerings as many people are just FOR HORSE STEALING. Fred Higgins, of the New Mexico now waiting for. Mounted Police returned yesterday evening from tu trip west, bringing Clarence conas, of Cleburne, Texas, and John Holli$, of CHlton, A. T., who are accused tf stealing two horses, one. the property of Mrs. S. B. Owens, I and the other of Mr. Nunn. They are young men and were riding in the Every man and woman knows that the time to buy things is opposite direction from Roswell be- con- yond the Rio Grande river in Grant when a store, like The Morrison Bros.', is offering large county when arrested, and were In possession of the two horses that are cessions to the public. We are anxious to close out surplus alleged to have been stolen. Mrs. Ow- e final ens also lost a saddle at the time her lots, and we present t reductions. s horse was taken. The alleged theft was committed July first. The two your of the great savings in our annual clearance defendants were given a hearing be- Get share fore Justice Welter this afternoon, ' si and bound over under bond of 1750 .sale. each, which neither has been able to s furnish. Its the greatest sale held in Roswell in many a year

rrmL4 i i Special Sale-j-Jaff- a, Prager & Co Greatest in the number and diversity of underpriced lots of o t BRYAN. ' WILLIAM JENNINGS Transfers of Real Estate. merchandise. Woodruff & uemreest to the City of Roswell, for $1,000, lot 14, block 16, Greatest in demonstration of public approval. G. P. Cleveland was here from Ar-tes- la Artesla during bis absence. Roswell. today on buBinesa. The members of Roswell lodge are Mary S. Cowan and husband to EL We are sure that our customers will be interested in this hoping that their representative will Ll. Jones and wife, for 91, 40 acres years , ago, Misses Mollie and Rachie Smith have better luck than two in and a water right in the economy. have arrived from Grand View, Tex, when he went with the Roswell dele- Hagerman Irrigation Company. for a visit of several days with their gation to Denver and woke up one Joseph W Stauffer and wife to cousin, Mrs. M. Yater. morning with his trousers hanging S. G. Hoover and others for 111,000, This is your opportunity, men and women. C 6. on a fence fifty yards from the Ros- 120 acres In s well special car, the pockets turned genuine and positive economies as no thrifty person will Watson Notified of Nomination. inside out and pocketbook, money, Notice. Such Atlanta, Gt, July 10. Thomas EL keys and railroad ticket missing. Watson, candidate of the Populist TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: want to miss. party for President of the United We do not know how dangerous An instrument of writing, purporting States, was formally notified' in tala to will testament of speech automobiles may be in the East, be the last and I city last night. The notification where the fanny papers are published, George R. Rucker, has been filed in i was delivered by Judge J. W. Forest, but in Roswell horses appear to be of Albany, N. T. autos. the Probate Clerk's office In Chaves more dangerous than county. New Mexico. we want yon to come before the best end sizes are gone. SHERMAN TO RETIRE FROM J. D. Russell and W. W. Corbin It Is ordered, by the Honorable If you want the best Selections styhs Si CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE were passengers on the auto to Tor- J. T. Evans, Probate Judge for Chaves Washington, IX C July 3. James rance today. county, Aug- S. Sherman, Republican candidate that the first Monday in Tfcs reductions are cut deep in nearly every department. Come and see, you will not be disappointed. for vice president. In a short time ust, 1908, be the day fixed for the will retire from the Republican con- Dr. Stetson and wife, who live one hearing and probating of said win. gressional committee, of which he Is mile east of town. Dr. Ingle and Dr. Witness my hand and seal of the chairman. v ' Tinder, of this city, Jeave on a spe- cial auto tomorrow for Santa Fe, the Probate ConrC for Chaves county, three physician to appear before the New Mexico, tUi 29th day of June, If Your HANNY ..WILL REPRESENT - Purchase ELK LODGE AT DALLAS. Territorial Board of Medical Exam- A. Dl, 1908. The Bight Plaoe Does Nob Please Albert Hanny, Past Exalted Ruler, iners next week.' - F. P. GATLE, For The Correct in Every Way we decided to go to Dallas to repre- (SEAL) v Clerk. Styles the Morrison Bros. & Company. will Return Your hae .i Probate at Money. ' sent Roswell Lodge No. 969. at the Horse Wrecks Buggy. (Wed. July .) Proper Price. annual jtSlks, reunion, which will be A horse belonging to R. C. Phillips), !. held there next week. H will leave west of town, took fright at a little tomorrow for the convention city. Mexican girt pouring water at the gpecixl SaJe-JafI- a, Prefer & Co : . Hanny will visit relatives at fountain of the Independent Hardware