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.GE FOUR
Miss Edna Swan son - was, operated
on yesterday for tuberculosis of the
skull, a portion of the bone being re
Put a Bull Behind tho Ssrs I
New Spring Pumps and Tic
moved. She was getting along nicely
today.
We call especial attention tf the hinge joint at each intersectfon T
of stay with mam bars. - I
This is the essential of every srood wire fence. Unless the sfnv
Are Now Being Shown
AT
Complete Rosenthal system for
has a hinge joint the fence cannot receive pressure from contact
and right itself. All rigid stay fences have been unsatisfactory and
disappointing, as they crush down and when once down, remain sc.
learning French language, phonograph
and lesson record, for sale at a bar
gain, by Colonel Baker, 'phone 183.
05t3eod.
FENCE)
The Stine Shoe Co,
"BETTER SHOES FOR LESS MONEY"
Cor. 3rd & Man. Directly Opp. P. 0
Russell does horse-snoelng.
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Ben Fendergrass left last night for
Dayton on a ten days business visit.
Phone No. 9 for a cab.
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Mrs. A. J. Pendergrass
Dexter last night for a visit.
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went to
Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner's
the Jeweler and Optician.
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E. F. Hardwick went to Artesia
last night.
of Roswell, left today on a hunting
and pleasure trip to the Sacramento
mountains.
FOR SALE CHEAP: Phaeton
harness. Apply 507 N. Lea.
and
It
Mrs. M. Price has issued cards for
an "At Home" on March 3, at 2:30
p. ni. Cards will be the diversion,
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"Better shoes for less money." The
Stine Shoe Co., 3rd and Main. tf
R. H. Davisson left this morning
on a trip -north after prospectors for
the great Pecos "Valley.
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Correct legal blanks. Record Office.
S. H. Newton ana J. w. Pigg, bridge
men from Weatherford, Tex., arrived
this morning from Hagerman, where
they have been at work on the new
Hagerman bridge.
The order for a $5.00 job or $1,000
contract have the same care and at
tention in our office. One is handled
.ith the same precision as the other.
Roswell .Title & Trust Co. 93tf
Phone No. 9 for a cab.
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Joseph Vernon, wife and son came
down from Elida last night and will
make Roswell their home.
E. R. Watts came down from Tex
ico last night.
. Russell does boiler work.
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Will Burck and Sam McKinstry
were here from Hagerman today.
Phone No. 9 for a cab.
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Fred Miller returned last night
from a two weeks visit at Mineral
Wells.
Ladies are cordially invited to at
tend the Mock Senate. 04t2
L. W. Bartholomew came up from
Carlsbad yesterday on business.
The tariff question will be discuss
ed at the Mock Senate Tuesday even
ing. 04t2
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Bruce H. Marsh has returned from
a stay of several weeks at his ranch
north of Roswell.
For best carriage service phone 9.
Charles Vestal came down from' Ac
me last night on a s hort business vis
it.
Slock Senate Tuesday night at New
Baptist church at 8 o'clock. 04t2
D. Y. Tomlinson, jr., returned this
morning from a business visit in
Carlsbad.
For' best carriage service phone 9.
Oscar Isaacson, of Salina, Kan.,
who has been here two months visit
ing Oliver Pearson and also on a
health-seeking trip, left last night for
Dallas, Tex.
FOR SALE:
" Skillman.
Land script. W. G
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F. W. Folsom arrived yesterday
from Trinidad, Colo., on a business
visit.
No trouble to show you the latest
eastern styles. The Stine Shoe Co.,
3rd and Main. tf
The Daniel Drug Co. has again op
ened its elegant fountain to the pub
lic. Drop in and try something good.
B. D. Garner, buyer for the Joyce-
Pruit Company, returned last night j
from a trip 'of several weeks in ttie
eastern markets and reports that he
secured a large supply of spring and
summer goods that will be offered to
the buyers of the Pecos 'Valley.
Fred L. Spear and Tom' Teal, ad
vance agents of the Raymond Teal
theatrical company, were here today
arranging for a visit of their company
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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MONEY. MONEY:
If you have cash that you want to
loan or invest, give us a trial. We can
place It for you.
Roswell Title and Trust Co
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R. F. Barnett yesterday reached
the twenty-first anniversary of the
day of his arrival in Roswell. He had
planned a dinner for old timers as a
celebration of the event, but sickness
in his family prevented. He is an ex
ample of the many business success
es that have been made in Roswell
and every year of his residence in
creases his good opinion of it.
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The Daniel Drug Co. have again
opened their fine soda fountain tq
the people of Roswell and the gener
al public. This enterprising firm ex
pects to serve everything that a first
class fountain of this kind should
They intend to add some drinks that
they do not serve just at present, as
soon as the weather grows warmer.
Everything about the " fountain has
been thoroughly cleansed and made
ready, which gives the place a very
attractive and inviting appearance.
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J. F. Hinkle was down town this
afternoon for the first time in two
weeks, except on election day. He has
been confined to his home with an
abscess under the eye. His condition
is now greatly -improved.
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Get your wife or best girl a swell
back comb, the kind that L. B. Boell-
If it's something new in footwear,
we have it. The Stine Shoe Co., 3rd
and Main. tf
ner, the jeweler and optician is show
ing. t2
Private fund,
thousand dollars
county irrigated
years. Thos. A.
Block.
four, -five and ten
to loan on Chaves
farms for term of
Harrison, Oklahoma
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J. S. Fitzhugh is down from Clovis
to spend several d.iys looking after
business affairs.
Don't miss the Water Users meet
ing Monday afternoon. t&s-w
A. I. M. "Vis, of Bussom Holland, Lou
Is Golman, of St. Louis, Gus Womack
Jr., of Dallas, and Rustler Loveless,
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
During the past 85 years no rem
edy baa proven more prompt or
more effectual in its cures of
Coughs, Colds and Croup
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. In
many homes it is relied upon as im
plicitly as the family physician. It con
tains no opium or other narcotic, and
may be ffiven as confidently to a baby
as to an adult. Price 36c: lartre size BOr
W. L. Stull and Elmer Londene re
turned to Lake Arthur last night af
ter a short business visit in this city.
Buy your alfalfa from the farm di
rect. Choice baled hay delivered in
lots to suit by Col. Baker, 'phone 183.
OotG.
"V. K. Breeding returned to Lake
wood last night, having spent one day
here on business.
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LOST: On road between Roswell
and South Spring, about, ten o'clock
this morning, leather suit case with
clothing inside. Finder please re
turn to Price & Co.
Dr. B. Holmes, wife and son, who
have been spending a few days in
Roswell, left this' morning for their
home In Chicago.
Dame Fashion decrees "Shade R"
in a tan. We have it. The Stine Shoe
Co., 3rd and Main. tf
effort t'ie connection of stay and bar, while the opposite is true of
all rigid stay fences.
IN A BAD WAY.
From Emporia Gazette.
The country must really be in
bad way, judging from the numerous
investigations "and exposures which
form the theme of so many newspa
per dispatches. Of course every doc
tor has his remedy, and most of the
remedies are nostrums.
ome day it will occur to somebody
in authority that when the women
vote everywhere as freely as men, a
lot of evils will die of inanition; for
women are unalterably opposed to
every evil that infects or threatens
this country today.
The clean, moral sentiment of wo
men might be the greatest possible
force In accomplishing reforms in
this country reforms which are ad
mitteffly necessary; but the law mak
ers haven't overcome the time worn
superstition that woman Isn't capable
of anything higher than paying taxes.
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Join the - boosters, and let the ele
phant and the mule lie down together
in peace, while we have a businesa
administration.
THE RAYMOND TEAL
MUSICAL. COMEDY CO.
The Raymond Teal Musical Come
dy company will open a special three
night engagement at -the Majestic
theatre on Thursday night, Feb. 27th.
An advance notice has the following
to say of this company:
"A carnival of beauty and a contin
uous chain of merriment in the form
of a musical comedy will be seen at
the Childress opera house Wednesday
and Thursday night. The Raymond
Teal Comedy company will be the
attraction. It is composed of twenty
people under the direction of Ray
mond Teal. Mr. Teal is a comedian
of no small ability and as an expo
nent of drollery he is unsurpassed.
He is a black face comedian and
works with a large chorus of maid
ens in costume. The bill here will be
"In Gay New York" and Too Rich to
Marry" with costumes and spectacu
lar electrical effects. For vaudeville
they have secured the Orpheus Comr
edy Four and the Rhens. The former
form a splendid quartet and the -lat
ter introduce a few sketches in sing
ing and dancing."
Speaking further of this company,
the Dallas News says:
"The Raymond Teal Company op
ened Sunday night at Cycle Park in
Too Rich to Marry.
"The largest audience of the sea
son ' saw the presentation of one of
the best musical comedies yet on
the boards here.
"The passing of the play was one
continuous roar of applause for the
songs and choruses and the special
ties introduced. The jokes were all
crispy and snappy and came so fast
that one was bewildered with the daz
zling newness. And the Orpheus Com
edy Four. The appreciative audience
was loath to part with this splendid
quartet and they responded to repeat
ed encore wih splashes of comedy pa
thos, a potpourri of sentiment, bur
lesque and mock tragedy intermin
gled with songs. Raymond Teal, the
merry minstrel, entertained the big
happy audience with some blackface
These Goods Are Like New!!!
A FEW SPECIAL PRICES IN FURNITURE:
$16.50 Dresser $ 10.00. $20.00 Side-Board $11 00.
13.50 Hall-Tree 6 00. 45.00 Bunk Stove $15 00.
Many Other Special Bargains
MAKIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
IT'S JUST LIKE THIS!!
If you want the highest grades of ma
terials and at prices consistent with the
present conditions
Build Right Now
And send your order to
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY.
PHONE 35.
specialties that were a whirlwind of
bright and breezy things. All togeth
er it makes one sad to think that Dal
las, splendid summer park is closing
for the season and that the auditor
ium will see no more companies like
Raymond Teal."
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You won't, be in it unless you have
one of the new style bracelets you
see in the window of L. B. Boellner,
the Jeweler and Optician.
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Notice.
The Indies' Aid of the Presbyter
ian church' will have a silver tea at
Miss Holt's, corner of 6th and Penn.,
Thursday from 3 to 9 p. m. Consider
this a personal invitation.
For best carriage, service phone 9.
TRY A
I L I
Special Engagement
Majestic
Theatre
3 Nights Commencing Thursday, Feb. 27
Raymond Teal Musical Comedy Co.
WITH THE STRONGEST MUSICAL SHOW ON THE ROAD
, FEATURING
The Orphan's Comedy Four, America's Greatest Quartette
Grace Wolf. Champion Buck and Wing Dancer of the World. The Cleveland Sisters, Vivacious Soubrettes
AND R AYAOND TEAL
Tfts Kerry Ltinstrel "KUFF SAID" and a Big Chorus of HANDSOME GIRLS
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING AT DANIEL'S: 'IP RUG STORE
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Being a Law Unto Oneself.
Respect for law is the greatest
need of today. The head of a great
corioration should be compelled to
respect the laws regulating the coir
duct of his corporation. The anarchy
of capital, breeding lawlessness,
should no more be tolerated than the
anarchy of labor, breeding riot and
disorder. Men should be taught that
the unjustifiable killing of a human
being is murder, whether it be done
by one as an individual or as a part
of a mob of a thousond. The dranir
shop keeper should be made to real
ize that the law governing his dram-,
shop is just as sacred as the law taat
protects him in the enjoyment of his
property.' If it were left to each
man to say what laws he will obey,
there would be no binding laws at
all. The trust niagnate looks with ab
horrence on the pickpocket who vio
lates the larceny statute, but thinks
he has a perfect right to break he
law against combinations and monop
olies; the burglar views with con
tempt the lawbreaking of a trust, but
considers the law against house-break
ing as an interference with his per
sonal liberty; the grafter scorns the
thief who breaks the larceny statute,
But deems the law against bribery a
blue-law; the dramshop-keeper, calls
loudly for the enforcement of "the law
against the man who robs his cash
drawer, but denounces the law regu
lating his saloon as puritanical.
Governor Folk of Missouri, on "Res
pect for Law," in The Youth's Companion.
We hav a large fund of private
money which you can borrow on
terms on your - farm. Loans closed
without delay. No sending papers
ast. Our office force can pass on
"very question. ROSWELL TITLE
6: TRUST COMPANY.
Don't forget that grxd old "Golden
Orangade" that was served last sea
son, is again being' served'by the
Daniel Drug Co.
Bell boy wanted. Apply at once at
The Gilkeson. ; - : 04t2
I have a carload of mules' and a
few fancy drivers for sale.
C. J. FRANKS.