The Roswell daily record. [volume], June 19, 1908, Image 4

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f KftRPEN FURNITURE
The great furniture bargains offered in this sale are
attracting buyers from all over the Pecos country.
It is too great an opportunity to miss. For example
we quote a few unexampled prices on chairs:
Solid oak, a splen
did chair at a low
price. Worth f3.00
June price
$2.0O
Extra value. Solid
oak diner. Leather
upholstered box.
seat. Worth $4.00,
June price
$2.50
Very fine quartered
oak diners, leather
upholstered box.
seat; Worth $5.00
June price
$3.60
Solid oak, leather
upholstered box
seat diner. Great
bargain; Worth $4,
June price
$2.80
illey Furniture Company
In 1900 he : accompanied President
Roosevelt in Ma great campaign, of
that year, speaking with Mm In ev
ery part of the country.
Six years ago lie was . nominated
for Ueutenant-governcrof Jtossachii".
setts. Three times elected to that
office, he was promoted to the govern
orship and three times elected b de
cisive majorities, and is now serving
Ms last term.
Such is the record of the man I
present to this convention, in the
name of Massachusetts, for nomina
tion as vice-president. It is a record
of distinguished service; to his party
and the state, generously, ungrudging
ly given. He has been an able and
honorable governor, devoting all his
strength of body and mind to the ad
vancement of Massachusetts. Liber
al and progressive, Ms name, Is asso
ciated not only with sound adminis
tration, but with the earnest advocacy
of measures which would promote
the welfare cf the Btate, and which
were in the interests of the broadest
humanity. Of conspicuous ability, of
remarkable eloquence of speech, of
unblemished character, " a life long
and loyal republican, he would bring
to the service of "the nation the same
devotion to principle, the same zeal
and energy, the same earnest faith
In what he believes to be right, that
he has for four years given to Massa
chusetts and to the service of his
party.
I have the honor, the great honor,
to present to you for nomination, the
Hon. Curtis Guild of Massachusetts.
LODGE FOR
GOV. GUILD
In 'behalf of Massachusetts I have
the honor to present to this conven
tion the governor of that state for
vice-president. Born in Massachu
setts, the descendant of Massachu
setts ancestors, with the blood of
revolutionary soldiers In his veins,
he was bred In her schools and grad
uated with honors from Harvard, her
great university, coeval with the
state itself. By inheritance and con
viction alike, be was a republican,
and as soon as he was out of col
lege he began to work for Ms party,
and to do all in Ms power to promote
it success and advance its princi
ples. In the campaign of 18S4. when
there was wide spread revolt against
the republican candidate, he stood
firm for Ms party and cheerfully en
countered abuse and obloquy because
he would not , desert the cause to
which he was devoted.
For years he served bis party, put
ting at their disposal all his powers
of eloquent speech In any state at
any time. All this he did without
thought of office or -reward.
When the war with Spain broke
upon the country, he was first to' of
fer his services and gave up Ms com
mission as a general of - militia, to
take the position of adjutant in a
regiment ordered to the front. Ap
pointed later to the staff of General
Lee," he served with distinction
throughout the war, commended alike
by his superior officers and by all with
whom he was associated.
In recognition of his services. Pres
ident McKinley Offered him a high
place In one of our new possessions,
which he declined.
He continued with unabated zeal
to work for the republican party, and
R. L. ROGERS
CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR
. - Estimates cheerfully
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311 W. Tilden. Roswell.
WHEN IN NEED OF
Electric -
Wiring;
; Rapair ,
Bell Work
Oban deli er
Motors .
Pumping Sets
Lawn Lighting; for Parties
Or, la fact, .anything electric
See Quusul
It wDl payyoo. 110 N. Main
Dont. forget
we guarantee all oar work
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ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE OF WISCONSIN.
Osborne Seconds Nomination of Guild
Mr. Chairman, Fellow" Republicans:
The 'Republican nominee for -vice
president must be of - presidential
calibre. " J ----------
This Is no one man country, thank
God.
. No matter how tried and true or
how great the man, and no matter
how deep the sorrow when he passes,
there is always another to fill Ms
place.
Every candidate before this conven
tion for president would have made
a good chief executive. This conven
tion had to select the best man. It
has done its -work .Jarfectly in this
respect.
Every candidate for vice president
before this convention would make
a good vice president. It is the duty
of this convention to select the best
man Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., of
Massachusetts.
When we . think of Massachusetts,
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"lest Storage 600;
Canyon City Lump Coal $8.50 Delivered
Chandler Lump Coal $8.50 Delivered
Gallup Lump Coal $7.50 Delivered
Canyon City Nut Coal $7-50 Delivered
Phone No. 30
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How would you like to be
The Ice Man
The Roswell Gas Go's.
. Delivery men always receive a
cordial welcome, for, every-one
knows that- they - are bringing
cool solid purity to temper the
summer beat and help make life
worth the living. Every house
holder knows that the Roswell
Gas Company's Ice is absolutely
pure as it is made from distilled
water and contains no solid
matter gathered from the earths
drainage. Doyuu buy Roswell
Gas Company's pure Ice, or just
any kind of old ice?
the mind is fired iby thoughts of ideal
justice and. superb Intellect; when
we think of Boston, the heart is kin
dled by mernories of the heroes who
tumbled the'tea into'the sea, and the
brave' men who Tell' at Bunker Hill
for the" horning' of a new and splen
did "nation;' "when we think of New
England the soul Is stirred by the
courage and self denial of the Pil
grim fathers". That is the land where
the 'cradle of -liberty' was built and
these were the people who rocked it.
For near forty years they have had
no representation on a national tick
et. Is loyalty to go forever unreward
ed and " doubt forever to gain the
prize?
For his state he has fought disease
in school and factory; he has done
away with child labor at night and
will abolish child labor altogather if
given an opportunity. He has di
vorced the saloon from politics and
the result is a reign of reason, with
neither blue laws nor the lid off.
Bucket shops have ibeen driven out
tinder his leadership and a banking
law inaugurated so safe that not a
failure occurred under It during last
year's panic. Railroad and trolley
.consolidation destroying competition
has been opposed .'by him and the
highest courts sustained his position.
Gov. Guild's political belief contains
the high sentiment that neither race,
color nor creed should give a man
office or keep him from it.
He is a brigadier general in the
state service; rose from lieutenant to
colonel in the Spanish American war;
accomplished civic and sanitary reforms-in
Cuba; broke up the death
stalking fever camps In Southern
Florida.
There is no twilight zone in Gov.
Guild's conscience where duty com
promises with policy or right with
wrong. He is Just and kindly In deal
ing with labor and has its love, sup
port and respect.
Governor Guild is a powerful and
convincing orator and a tireless and
fearless campaigner. He : has trans
formed Massachusetts from forty
thousand dettiotfratlc to one hundred
thousand reptLblican.
- The nation" needs him; the repub
lican party 'must have him; President
Taft cannot get along without him.
Massachusetts republicans sift their
public' men finely and at the very fore
front they have placed Governor
Guild.
Nominate him and shouts of repub
lican victory will reverberate from
Itasca to the Everglades; from the
Penobscot to the Pecos; from Hell
gate to the Golden Gate.
"He lives for those who love him;
For those who know him true;
For the heaven that ibends above him
And the good that he can do;
For the wrongs that need resistance;
For the cause that lacks assistance;
For the future In the distance, "
And the good that he can do."
TWO FATALLY INJURED
AND SEVENTEEN HURT.
Los Angeles, Oal., June 19. Two
persons were fatally injured and sev
en tee others hurt and bruised In a
rear end collision of two high speed
interurban electric cars at Slauson
Junction today. The collision occurred
in a dense fog which obscured the
rear red lights of the first car until
too late to prevent collision.
Dynamite Explosion.
Sargent, Colo., June 19: By the ex
plosion of 3,500 pounds of dynamite
on the Denver and Rio Grande today
two tramps were killed and several
of the train crew Injured, one fatally.
The train was blown to pieces and a
hole forty feet deep blown into the
ground.
Roswell Gas Co.
Come and Be Saved.
The meeting at the Woolverton
Business College began last night,
with a good audience. Bro. Clarence
Teurman, "The boy preacher" from
the Lockney Bible College, is doing
the preaching. Grand results are hop
for and expected. We cordially Invite
all to attend and feel sure that we
will be safe In saying that you will
be pleasantly and profitably enter
tained. The subject tonight will be
"GOD SPEAKING."
NOTICE. R. 3. Jones has moved
into the Munoy stable at 117 East
Seventh street with 25 horses and has
better rigs and better service. He will
appreciate your patronage. Phone 182.
We Handle Vegetans
of a character that makes you !iKe
them on sight. You like Hu m even
better when you taste them. They
come here
Direct from the Farm
They have all the crisp freshness
and delicate Savor they should have.
Gome early and Make your purchases
before the sun gets too high. We'll
deliver your order promptly in plenty
of time for the meal ttu-y are iniended
for
Watson-Flnley Grocery Ccmp'ny
If You Need Anythin
In The Line of
Augers
Bits
Cartridges
Dynamite
Engines
Freezers -
Guns
Hardware
Implements
Jack Screws
Cutlerj
Locks
Mowers
Nails
Oils
Pumps
Quick Repairing
Hoofing
Screen
Tanks
Umbrellas for Buggies
Vices
Wire
X'tras
Yard or Field Fence
Zink
We hare them in stock. Our prices are right,
trade always appreciated
Your
Get your STORAGE COAL now.
three or more tons ROCKVALE $3.55;
and GALLUP $7.50. ROSWELL
TRADING CO. 95t4 j
Independent Hardware Company
In order to increase our cash sales we have arranged with the Chicago Trading Stamp Company
to handle their stamps. They will furnish Free to ourust6mersandsome presents, Silver, Cut
Glass, Clocl:s,;Chinaware and Furniture. .With everylOc cash sale" wewill give one stamp, to
bipasin'you bookvhich you can get at our-storfi3ee.For a short time we will give a
ccrHficnte pay for your purchase.
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