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WELL BML1 TO(Q).VOLUME 7. ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1909 NUMBER 63

drea: ; Mrs. E. E. Wirteht. of Tisfcil-

LAST DAY

OF SCHOOL

TORNADO IN

OKLAHOMA

the (best school choruses ever heard InRoawell.

A declamation, "Two Spies," wassplendidly given iby Terrell Watsonand an essay on air ships by DonHoward showed that he h-- d given thesubject "thorough study and investiga-tion and was ipoeted right down todate.

PASS OUT orTHE GRADES

aldsooville on a trip up he river.There were not enough officers aboardfor the girls at the ball prepared forthe evening, and the girls sent Invi-tations to enlisted men and when thofficers arrived they found the Jack-ie- s

in charge of the ball rount floorand most of the girls. Naval regula-tions were brought to .play and thjackies were orderd .

The usual Interest taken this seasonby the good people of Hoswell In thecommencement exercises of the pub-lic schools iwas again demonstratedlast night when the memmoUi audi-torium of (the Baptist church wascrowded to the doors for the EighthGrade Exercises. It was a programfull of interest, for those in atten-dance were largely the relatives andfriends of the ibig class of fifty-tw- o

who were awarded certificates of grad' Aatkm. into the High School, as Fresh-men next year.

The Eighth Grade graduates were:Dot Bell, Gertrude Carlton, George'Olemewts. Joe Dunn, Etta Day, KirkDenton. Leomidas Estill, Flossie Fau-Qua- h,

Douglass Gillespie, John Hall,Harry Howard, Don Howard, NettieLusk. Rufby McKnight, Irene Murray,Adele Nistoet, Henry Puckett, OllieMm Phillips. .Robert Shrader, CarlSaunders, Stewart Sherman, BerthaThompson, Winifred Utiterback, NellieUrton, Charley Wiseley. Willie William's, Frank Young. tAlfla Smith, AdaBelle Davis, Amy Wing. Terrell Watson, Ruth Crutoher, Irene Hill, AdaWhite, Marie Kinsinger, KatharineOahoon, Elolse Parsons, Isabel Men- -

denhall. Gladys Palmer, Ella TiUotsonElsie Bonney, Grace Geyer, LucileDills, May Goodwin, Sam Sherman,.Hendrlx Caldwell, Eddde Amooett,Walter Lindstrom, Charley Aydelot,Wodie Conn and Holland Levers.VThe program opened with a rousingchorus by the class, following whichJohn Hall gave Grady's famous ora-tion. "The New South," in a mannerrivaling that great orator's spirit andto he interest of all.

Miss Eloise Parsons gave a literarystudy of some of the characters inShakespeare's "Merchant of Venice,comparing "Shy-lock- " and "Antonio.This- - was followed by a piano duet,

Military March," iby Misses Kathar-ine Cahoon and Marie Kinsinger, showIng good training and careful study.Miss Irene Murray gave a reading InIrish dialect that was well received,following which Douglas Gillespiegave a declamation, "My Country-yes-terday-todaiy- ,"

that was full of feelingand well rendered.

A sweet little piece "Meditation,"was played on the piano by Miss AlfaSmith and then Hendrix Caldwellgave a good treatise on the "Progressof the AngkSaxon Race," well writ-ten for an eighth grade pupil.

Mtss Ella TiUotson read a good es-

say on "Evangeline," and the touchingstory of Arcadia, after which thechorus sang "Sailing," in a mannerthat caused many to say it was one of

Some choice ResidenceProperty, Close in, Can be

Purchased at a BARGAIN

by Seeing

FRENCH & MALONE

Those Fire Insurance Men.

wa, 111.. Walter S. (Hicks, of Artesia,emd O. W., Carl R., and Clark B. andBerda Hicks of Roswell. She was formany years a member of the Baptistchurch .holding her membership inher old Iowa home cburdi until herdeath, and was a kind and loving wifeand mother, and a true and noible wo-man. She was also a member of theRebekah lodge at Creston, Iowa. Agreat many friends in Roswell extendkindest sympathies to the bereavedfamily.

MAN FOUND DEAD ININ HIS ROOM AT ELKINS.

Special to the Record.Elkina, May 14. E. S. Renfro, aged

6S years, was found dead in his roomat Hotel Elklns this morning, havinggone to bed in reasonably good healthlast night. Indications point towarddropsy as the cause of death. Hecame here about seven months agofrom Dallas, secured a claim of fortyacres near town and has (been in thereal estate business in a small way.He was In search of better healthwin en ihe came. So far as known, heleft no property other than the claim.Twenty-fou- r pounds of chewing tobac-co was found in his room. The (bodywill ibe shipped to Cleveland, Texas.

O :

Have your abstracts examined andbonded by the Bonded Abstract L Se-curity Co., Oklahoma Block. 30tf

oFUNERAL SERVICE FOR

THE LATE EDNA SWANSON.

The funeral of the late Miss EdnaLouise Swanson was held at the homeof the parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.Swanson, on east College Boulevard,at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.The service was conducted by Rev. C.F. Lucas of the M. E. church, the pas-tor of the Swanson family being out oftbe city. Music was furnished byMesdames Ellis, Garner and Hill andMessrs. .French and Cass. The ipallbearers were Messrs Roscoe Nlstbet,Drew and Burney Pruit, Geo. French,Warren Cobean and Jo Morrison. Agreat many .beautiful flowers werebrought as tokens of sorrow and sym-pathy oa'the part of the friends. Bu-

rial was made in the south side cem-etery.

oBorn: To. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Put-

nam, May 14th, a daughter, at theirhome on South .MoGaffey St. Motherand child doing well.

oSaturday Specials at Kiplings.

All the candies in window 35c per(pound Bill candles oucounter 15 cts.per pound.

o--D. P. Grelner, as distract deputy for

the Modem Woodmen of America,has issued a challenge to R. L. Milamthe district deputy for tihe Woodmenof the World for a joint d abate onthe principals of the (two societieswhich will (be held in Roswell sometime about the (middle of June. Thechallenge has ibeen accepted.

oLOTS OF BUSINESS.

It Keeps Manager Townsend and Em-ployes "Jumping Sideways" to

Get Out the Orders onTime.

You Just simply can't go into the In-dependent Meat Company's store on3rd street opposite the Palace LiveryStable when you won't find the mana-ger, J. S. Townsend and employes"head over heels" with 'business ingetting out orders. This sounds a lit-

tle funny as the iplace is a side streetlocation, hut again the trade is at-

tracted there iby the wide range of thestock, excellence and lowest prices.The Independent Meat Company num-bers among their regular customerssome of the most influential and wealthy, citizens of (the city and countryadjacent. A new large Ice box hasbeen put in and everything has (beendone to facilitate the getting out of or-ders. It is .strictly a "home industrymarket and soap and pure lard aremade on tbe premises. Mr. Townsendhas about all of .the trade he can lookafter and if he expects to extend muchmore he will have to enlarge hisbuilding- - .

MAKING

on Wall Paper

Another public school year ended InRoswell today. And from the inter-est shown on the part of parents andpatrons. It was the most successful Inyears. At least five hundred peoplevisited Central school (today, and sucha general interest has not ibeen showtiin years.

Every tooto had Its special exercis-es today, some in the morning and others in 'the evening. Every minute Inthe day was full of (interest and visltors found no lagging time fn any ofthe various 'buildings.

The exhibits were collected at Cen-tral school, where the halls and someof the rooms were lined with the workFrom the lowest grades to the Highschool the work was of a high degreeof merit. The exhibition was not prepared Iby the children rwith the idea of,having it examined by the public. Itwas the Ibest selected from the everyday (work all through the year and reflects the splendid results (that haveibeen secured in every depantmnt ofth schools. This exhibit will .be keptintact several days for all who care tosee it.

The promotion of pupils, the happyfaces of those Teoeivfin'g their promotion cards and the few sorrowful oneswere points of absorbing Interest toteachers The iproepects far tftie futuretook the interest on the part of thepupils. Nearly all are glad school hasclosed, and nearly all will "be gladwihen it opens again in the (fall.

oANOTHER FAKE FIRE

ALARM LAST NIGHT

The fire department was called out'at 9:30 last night on a call which itwas learned from Central came fromPhone No. 520, which is at the Missouri Sunshine Inn on 'North Richardson avenue. The call stated that thefire was at the Plainly echool house, inthe Southwest corner of town. Theorigin of the-cal- l iwas not know untilthe department returned, or the teamswould not have ibeen given such a longrun when the fire was reported to beso far from the place from which thecall was sent. Of course, there wasno sign of a fire In the vicinity of thePauly school. The officers are inves-tigating (the case today and some ar-rests will follow If the identity of theguilty .party is learned.

oCALIFORNIA BOY HAS

"JULES VERNE" EXPERIENCE

Lonigfbeach, Calif., May 14. Roy S.Pratley a .visitor from Wyoming isconfined to his bed with nervous col-lapse as a result of a terrible exper-ience yesterday when he iwent toWhit's Point to gather shells, when inreaching under a rock his Angerswere held fast Iby a big Abalene, ashell fish. He broke both blades ofhis knife trying to get free but failed,then the tide began to creep up and hewas soon to his knees In water. Hewas there two hours before a fisher-man came to his rescue.

ROSIWELXi HOTEL: We are not on-ly giving you something good toeat but we fan you while you eat.

MRS. WILL M. HICKSDIED LAST NIGHT.

Mrs. Will M. Hicks, aged 55 yearsdied at nine o'clock last night at herhome at 106 South Kentucky avenue,after a long and suffering illness ofcancer' of the 'liver. The funeral willbe held from the Wiley parlors Sat-urday morning at ten o'clock and .bur-ial rwfll follow at the South Side cem-etery. Rev. C. F. Lucas will e incharge of (the service.

The deceased was a native of Indiana, "but moved to Iowa in 1871. Fromthat place she came to Roswell withher husband and "family in 1905, andsince that date has resided here con-tinuously. She la survived by herhusband and the following grown chll--

WE ARE

Special Prices

Miss Ida White gave a piano solowith much expression and skill andthen came the class prophecy iby MissGrace Geyer. This was a clever com- -

position, dealing with Mr. Ballard andthe members of his class and predicting many ibrilllaint careers.

After a piano solo iby Miss EloiseParsons, well given, Joe 'Dunn read theclass poew, which proved to be thehit of the evening, taking up in a humorons vein Mr. Pope and the members of his half of the big class.

After a piano solo well (played, byMiss Ella TiUotson, Supt. Brasherpresented the certificates, doing so inthe absence of Dr. W. T. Joyner, president of the Board of Education, whois ill.

A FATAL SHOOTING ISREPORTED FROM ROSEDALE

Socorro, N. M., May 12. A reportreached .here from SRosedale todayJ. O. Fulghum, a well known stockman, who has (been in ibusiness withCaptain M. Cooney was shot and fatally wounded yesterday .by a Mexi-can employ 3d at the ranch.

The story which is iwell authenti-cated is that the native .became toofamiliar with Mrs. Fulghum and thather husband seizing a club attackedthe on an who ran into the house andrushdng out with a 30-3- 0 Winchestertook one shot at Fulgihtum, the 'ballpiercing his body from right to leftin the region of the lower ribs in-flicting a fatal wound, (ft. is impossi-ble at this time to ascertain whetherMr. Fulghum is still alive.

The native fled and has not been ap-prehended. Mr. Fulbhium was one ofthe 'best known men in Socorro coun-ty, iwhere he had ibeen in business foryears.

oSaturday Specials at Kiplings.

All the candies In window 35c perpound all candies on counter 15 cts.per pound.

' HORSES PROPERLY SHOD.

The General Blacksmithlng Shop ofT. M. Rabb Have About All

They Can Do.The general iblacksmlthlng shops of

T. M. RaJbb, around the corner fromMain on 2nd street is one of the busiest iplaces of this kind in the city. Thelocation Is a splendid one, (being rightto the center of the city and Mr. Rabbis receiving albout all of the trade 'hecan personally supervise.

To use Ws own words, "I am keptbusy as a bee from morning tillnight."

In the horseshoeing line he has anexpert shoer S. A. Whiteside who fitsthe horse and does the flooring.

S hoed rug horses properly Is a scienceand when shod by workmen .who donot know their 'business ruins the animal. Every piece of work that goesout of the T. M. Rabib shop is guaran-teed to .be up to the highest standardin excellence.

All kinds of horse shoeing Is doneto order; light drivers and trackwork a specialty, correcting faultygaits, such as cross 'firing, "blundering.interfering, kneeing, forgoing and etc.Shoes made for knee action and anyother kind of shoe that may tbe needed. Horse lameness of all kinds Istreated.

T. iM. RABB.East Second Street.

COMPANY.

iEnM, OKra., May 14. A tornado followed (by a deluge of rain did muchdamage in the viclnity of Hunter andPond Creek last night. Small buildings were (blown down Ibut so far asis known no deaths (have resulted.

oARIZONA OFFICIALS

CAPTURE BANK ROBBER

Phoenix, A. T., May 12. Dep.rtysheriffs today arrested Henry Starr,an alleged Kansas and Colorado Ibankrobber in the iDost office at Bose. Yu- -

ima county. He is n custody in Phoenix and will leave tomorrow for Lamar, Colo., under guard. He is charg-ed with robbing a 'bank at Tyro, Kansas, on March 13, 1908, and a bank atAmity, Colo., on July 6, 1908.

Denver, Colo., May 12. Henry Starrwho was arrested in Arizona today, iswanted in Powers county Colorado,for robbing .the bank at Amity, a littletown a few miles west of Lamar. Im-mediately following the robbery, Starrand his gang were traced iby officersto the bad lands of southwestern Col-

orado and Northwestern Oklahoma,iwhere it is asserted he was secreted

Phones 65 and 44. 215 North Mala

Parsons, Son & Co.BUREAU OF .INFORMATION

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.LABOR AGENCY NOTARY

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALTIESCity Business Property, Im- -

proved and unimproved. Townlots anywhere, suburban acre--age. Residences, all prices$1,000 to $25,000, trackage, al--falfa farms, orchards. Listingsat all the towns in the valley.

Ask Parsons--H-e Knows

by friendly residents of this wildcountry. He remained there until theactivity of the officers subsided, andescaping later to the southwest. Dur-ing the week immediately followingthe Amity bank robbery several hold-ups and raids occurred in Powerscounty which were attributed iby theofficers to Starr and Wilson.

oTake your blacksmithlng to Crua

Give Jack a boost on me "Satur-day Evening Post" He has increasedhis number of sales from one hundredto three hundred copies and stands agood chance to win a flOO prize byJune 1st. fp. 59t3

SANTA FE RAILWAY EM-

PLOYES BEING ENTERTAINED

Chicago, 111., May 14. 'Employes ofthe Santa Fe radlraw are .beins? entertained this month and incidentally thestudents of the University of Califor-nia, are having the tlm- - of their lives.To relieve the monotony they are run-ning engines, repairing the track andshoveling coal. The management ofthe railway has engaged the univer-sity glee and (mandolin clubs to giveconcerts in "the railway Clubs that aremaintained by the railway.

oIce Cream and Cake.

Ice cream and cake will 'be servedby the Salvation Army all Sat'wdayafternoon and evening at the buildingwhere the Presbyterian ladies servedmeals during the convention. Everybody is invited to come and get some-thing good to eat. 61ti.

oARTESIA AND THE CADETS

WILL PLAY BALL MONDAY.!

Arrangements have ibeen made fora base ball game Monday afternoonbetween the (Artesia team and the Military Institute. It will ibe played atthe Institute grounds. tAs this willbe the only athletic contest duringN. M. M. I. commenceanewt, it will nodoubt diraw a bog crowd.

oA Social Mixup.

Plaquemine, La., May 14. A socialmixup occurred last night when thebattle ship .Mississippi arrived at Don- -

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.(Local Report Observation Taken at

6:00 a. m.)Roswell, N. M May 14. Tempera-

ture, max. SS; min. 48; mean 68. Pre-cipitation In inches and hundredths,00. Wind, dir. S.; eloc. 2. Weatherdear.Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:Fair tonight and Saturday station-

ary temperature.Comparative temperatnire data, Ros-

well. Extremes this date last year,max. 84; min. 45. Extremes this dateIS years' record, max. 96, 1899; min.43. 1907.

Take your horse to Cruae. He doesthem up right. tf

Our Fountain Specials

Egg DrinksEgg PhosphateEgg Lemonade

Egg Claret

PECOS VALLEY DRUG COMP'HY

Meet Me at Hoore' Fountain"

Joyce-Pru- it Co.,Offer for tomorrow a LongSelect and Varied list of

GREEN VEGETABLES & FRUITS

At Very Attractive Prices

Be sure and call on us if you

wish the necessary adjuncts to

an elegant Sunday repast.

New Texas Potatoes, lb 4cTender Wax Beans, lb 12

Long Green Cucumbers, each 10cFresh Trophy Tomatoes, lb 15cFresh Oreen Asparagus, bunch .... 10cFresh White Squash, lb 12 I 2cCalifornia Red Cabbage, lb ..1212cTexas Green Cabbage, lb...... . 4cTexas Bermuda Onion, lb 4cHome Grown Spinach, lb 5cNew Home Grown BEETS. ONIoNS,

LETTUCE, TURNIP GRKKNS.

Fancy Horida, Sweet Pepper?,

Carrot?, Egg Plants, Turnips.

Fresh Strawberries, box 20cCalifornia Cherries, lb 30cHawaain Pineapples, lb 20cLarge Heavy Grape Fruit 2 for ... 25cFancy LemcnH, dozen . .20c

ORANGES Biggest Value Yel

The 50 cent sie QRnfcNow going at per doen Ouuloi

At this time of the year Oran-

ges are at their Best, being

Sweet and Palatable.- - ORDER NOW - -

Staple & Fancy Groceries

At MONEY SAYING Prices

7) Standard Granulated Sugar J

Bar bank Spuda, smooth and.sound, cwt $2.30

Swift's Premium Hams, lb lieSwift's Premium Ilkfst. Bacon, lb 24cSwift's Silver Leaf

Lard, 10 lb Pall $LJ58 bars Sonny Monday Soap 25c26c pkg Borax Washing Compound 15c40c can Price's Baking Powder . . J5c3 package Kellogg' Corn Flake 2 Sc3 package Price' Breakfast Food 25c

50ibs MOSES BEST FLOUR Si 80

I sack-fre- sh ground Corn Meal 50c

Joyce-Pru- it Co.

QUALITY AND STYLEThat is the combination embodied in every one

of our Shoes and if you are interested in pro-curing the Best and Most Stylish Shoes for theLeast Amount of Money, you'll surely bepleased with the lines we are showing thisSpring.

In the Staple Styles We Always have your SizeIn Novelties We have them in Ankle Strap

Pumps, Sailor Ties, Christie Ties and EclipseTies m all leathers. : ;

They're Better Shoes for Less Money.

We have the latest designs and will sell you inthe roll or on the wall: ' "

We are agents for the Hughes Crescent Cot-tage and Hoekaday Paints. -

We are headquarters for Pure Linseed Oiland Strictly Pure White Lead.

Give us a call.

The Daniel Drue Company.f STINE SHOE

IL - iROSWELL DAILY RECORDIN POLITICS. WAS HELD BACK

Haven't you noticed how Darts of cities, lackDEMOCRATIC

C. k. MASONGEORGE A. PUCKETT- -

ing in the conveniences of water and sewer sys-- n

DIAMONDA Most Precious Gift. .

If you are anticipating baying adiamond it will pay you to ex.amine oar stock of these genu

TIm Value of a Dbaoad Is in the cut-ting, color, depth and parity

In the selection of oar loose andmounted gems the greatestcare is taken to procure forpatrons only the best.

Let as assist you to select oneof these.

Harry MorrisonRoswelTs Leading Jeweler and Op ticks.

Entered itmr 19. 1908, at RoavaU, N. M., ander the Act of Cong re ot March S, 18T9

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPT ON.Daily, Per Week l5oDaily . Per Month . 60cDaily, Per Month, (In Advanoe) 60oOaily, Om Tnar (In Advance) - 5.00

PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUHDAT BY RECORD PUBLISHING OO

MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

.Business ManagerEditor

TENNIS

tenss, are neia uacK ior mis reason only: riowother portions having either of these advantagesand not as well located, push ahead and becomepopular residence sections? There is a strikingillustration of this very thing in Roswell.

Until now SOUTH ROSWELL lacked theseadvantages and in spite of its great desirability asa residence section, has been held back in its de-velopment.

But now that SOUTH ROSWELL has bothWater and Sewer facilities, its growth will berapid and its popularity as a high class residencesection is assured.

Equal distance from the business center ofRoswell you cannot equal the price of SOUTHROSWELL lots.

The Choicest Lots $600.00

Totzek-Finneg- an Realty Co., Sole AgentsPHONE NO. 304. 215 12 NORTH MAIN ST."THE OFFICE WITH THE WHITE FACK."

Balls, Rackets, Racket Presses,Nets, Tapes and Shoes.

Spaulding Quality

Payton Drug, Book & Stationery Co.

W. H. Godalr, Chicago, Illinois, 150shares.

John R. Joyce, Carlsbad, New Mex-ico, 100 shares.

A. Pruit, Roswell, New Mexico, 50shares.

J. F. Hinkle, Roswell, New Mexico,GO shares.

Charles F. Joyce, Roswell, NewMexico, 50 shares.

J. D. Aden, Roswell, New Mexico,100 shares.

W. A. Johnson, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 25 shares.

E. F Hardwick, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 20 shares

A. D. Garrett, Roswell, New Mexico,50 shares.

John Shaw, Roswell, New Mexico,75 shares.

L. K. McGaffey, Roswell. New Mex-ico, 50 shares.

W. M. Reed, Roswell, New Mexico,40 shares.

J. S. Lea, Roswell, New Mexico, 65shares.

J. A. Cottingham, Roswell, New

ally sworn each upon his oath depos-es and says; that he is duly electedmeamber of the Board of Directors ofthe Union Trust Cam-pan.-- of RoswellNew Mexico; that Two Hundred FiftyThousand (250,000) Dollars, the cap-ital stock of said corporation has 'beenactually subscribed in good faith andthat One Hundred Thousand (100,000)Dollars of the capital stock so sub-scribed, as above stated, has actuallybeen paid to us in lawful money ofthe United States and said amount isat the time of making this affidavit inour hands and under our custody andcontrol.

(Signed) R. F. BARNETT,(Signed) J. W. POE,(Signed) J. J. JAFFA,(Signed) W. S. PRAGER.(Signed) E. A. CAHOON,(Signed) H. P. SAUNDERS,(Signed) J. F. HINKLE,(Signed) A. iPRUIT.Subscribed in my presence and

sworn before me by the above namedpersons this 21st day of April, A. D.1909.

(Signed) CEO. E. FRENCH,(Notarial Seal) Notary Public,

Chaves County New Mexico.My commission expires Nov. 21, 1909.

ENDORSED : No. 5939. Cor. Rec'd.Vol. 5 Page 610. 'Articles of Incorpor-ation of UNION TRUST COMPANY,Filed in the office of Secretary of NewMexico, April 28, 1909, 9 a. im.

NATHAN JAFFA,Secretary.

Compared E. B. to J. O.

NOTICE.To whom it may concern:

This is to certify that Ross L. Ma-lon-

administrator of the estate ofHudson S. Malone, deceased, has filedin the office of the probate clerk ofChaves County, New Mexico, his finalaccount as administrator.

It is ordered iby ithe Hon. J. T. Ev-ans, judge of the probate court ofChaves County, New 'Mexico, that thefirst Monday in July, 1909, be appoint-ed for hearing objections and final settlement of said account.

Given under my hand and seal ofthe probate court of Chaves Countythis the 7th day of 'May 1909.(SEAL.) iF. P. GAYLE,

Probate Clerk.By R. F. BALLARD, Deputy. 4t.

NEXT

THIRD: To take, accept and hold,(by order, Judgment or decree of anycourt of this Territory, or of any otherterrrltory, orof any state, or of theUnited States, or of any foreign state,country or government, or by gift,grant, assignment, transfer, devise orbequest of any person or corporationany (real, personal or mixed propertyin trust, and to execute and . performall such legal and lawful trusts in regard to the same, upon the terms, conditions, limitations and restrictions,which may be declared, imposed, established or agreed . upon in and frysuch order, judgment, decree, gift.grant, assignment, (transfer, devise or(bequest, and to execute as principalor surety and to guarantee againstloss any principal or surety upon anybody or bonds or undertakings re-

quired by law to (be given in any proceedings in law or equity in any ofthe courts ot this Territory, or anyother territory, or state, or of theUnited States.

FOURTH: To act as agent or attorney in fact for any person, personsor association of persons or corporation in the management or control ofreal, personal or mixed property andthe sale, disposition or conveyance ofthe same, and for the investment ofmoney, and, to act for and representcorporations for the purpose of issuing, registering, transferring andcouniterI)gning the certifijbates ofstock, bonds or other evidences ofdebt of any corporation, association,municipality, state or public authori-ty, on such terms as may Ibe agreedupon.

FIFTH: To accept from and exe-cute trusts for married women in re-spect to their separate property,whether real, personal or mixed, sub-ject to the general laws of the Terri-tory regulating the disposition or control (thereof, and to act as agent forthem in the management of such pro-perty.

SIXTH: To act as executor underthe last will, or as administrator of.the estate of any deceased person, 'oras guardian of the estate, curator orcommittee of any infant, insane person, idiot, habitual drunkard, spendthrift or convict.

SEVENTH: To guarantee the fidelity and diligent performance oftheir duty of persons or corporationsholding places of public or privatetrust; to guarantee or become surety on any bond given by any personor oorooration. and to reinsure orguarantee any person or corporationazainst loss or damage Iby reason ofany risk assumed (by insuring the fidelity or diligent performance of dirtyof any such person or corporation, orby guaranteeing or becoming suretyon any bond or undertaking; to guarantee the .principal or Interest, orboth, of any securities of any kind,and to certify and guarantee titles toreal estate.EIGHTH: To loan money upon real

estate and collateral soouirUy and topurchase, invest In and sell all kindsof government, state, municipal andother bonds and all kinds of negotiable and le paper, andother Investment securities, and tocarry on, manage, conduct, transactand engage in all and every other kindand Character of 'business, which acorporation of this character may lawfully do under the laws of this territory as .they may now exist, or asthey 'may hereafter provide.

VIII.This corporation shall have an use

a common seal. The inscription there-on shall ibe the iwords, "CorporateSeal" in the center, with Ithe words,"UNION TRUST COMPANY, ROSWELL, N. M.," around the marginthereof.

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The power .to make and alter bylaws for the management of its property, the government of its affairs,the transfer of its stock, and the con-ducting of its business is hereby conferred upon and vested in its boardof directors.

: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We havehereunto signed and subscribed ournames this 21st day of April, A. D.1909.(Signed) J. W. POE,(Signed) R. F. BARNETT,(Signed) W. S. PRAGER,(Signed) H. P. SAUNDERS,(Signed) E. A. CAHOON,(Signed) J. J. JAFFA,(Signed) OLIVER H. SMITH,(Signed) J. F. HINKLE.(Signed) W. M. ATKINSON,(Signed) C. F. JOYCE,(Signed) A. PRUIT,(Signed) W. A. JOHNSON.(Signed) M. U. FINLEY,(Signed) EDGAR CALFEE,(Signed) JOHN T. McCLURE.TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,, COUNTY OF CHAVES, ss.

On this 21st day of April, A. D. 1909before me personally appeared J. W.Poe, R. F. Barnett, H. P. Saunders,E. A. Cahoon, W. S. Prager, J. J. Jaffa,J. F. Hinkle. A. Pruit, W. M. Atkinson, M. U. Finley, John T. McClure,C. F. Joyce, Edgar Calfee, W. A. John-son, and Oliver H. Smith, to one knownto be the persons described in andwho executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me thatthey executed the same as their freeact and deed.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havehereunto set sny hand and affixed myofficial seal on the day and year lastabove written.

(Signed) GEO. E. FRENCH,(Notarial Seal) Notary Public

Chaves County, New Mexico.My Commission expires Nov. 21, 1909.

AFFIDAVIT.TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,

COUNTY OF CHAVES, es.We, he nnderesgned, being sever- -

Ullery Furniture Co.

In the District Court. Chaves Ounty.Tsrritory of New Mexico.

L. O. Fallen. Plaintiff.vs. No. 15JX

Elijah .1. Ward, and 'tehecoaD. Ward, and I'nknownClaimants of Interest in th.Premises Adverse to Plain-tiff. Nancy Thurber an.l un-known Heirs of 11. K. Thur-ber, deceased.

Defendants.Notice to Non-Reaide-

The said defendants. Elijah J. tt t.--.l

and Re!'cca D. Ward, an.l unWi-i-

claimants of Interest in the prtni''iadverse to the plaintiff. Nancy Th irber, and the unknown he!r of 11. K.Thurber. lieeeased, are hereby no: iRed that a suit to quiet the till.- - lthe plaintiff to lots Eloven and Tw-i- ve

in block forty-si- x in the West Sid- - Ad-dition to the Town of Koswell. inChaves County. Territory of NewMexico, has been commenced a&msfthem in the District Court of fhav.iCounty, Territory of New Mexico. ' ysaid plaintiff.

Said plaintiff charts in his mmplaint that he is the owner of thefee simple title to the said lots ifland, and that same is evidence.! :.-certain warranty deed executed :.vMark Howell and Iona How. It. h.- -

wife, hearing date January 21st. 1:.and delivered to the said plaintiff.Plaintiff further charpes that sis. I

defendants make some claim to . ti-- l

premises adverse to the estate of !,

plaintiff,, and prays that plaintiffs' ti-

tle and estate in sail desc-ribe- prem-ises be established any ad-verse claim of the defendant-.- , ja Ithat the defendants In- - !cirr I an. Iforever es'o;;. from having orclaiming any ritfht or title topremises.

Said defendants are further 'i dthat unless they enter their

in said suit, on or before the ;t-- tday of June, 1!0;. which tint,, u thirtydays after the fifth w.-kl- ri'.!i :

tion of this notice, the last public it i .nbeing on the 2l.t day of M n-- , r .

the plaintiff will apply to th- - c.urtfor the relief demanded in the com-plaint and judgment will te p-- !- -!

against them by default.L. O. Fullen Is the attorney for tiff,

and his business ad-ir- itRoswell. New Mexico.

Witness the hand and seal of thClerk of said Court, this L'U'nd dav ofApril, 1909.(SEAL) 8. I. HoW.By G. L. WYLLYS. Clerk.

Deputy.

FALL

BUY A LOT

ADDITION

Luna County to Sell Bonds.The county commissioners of Luna

county have authorized the issue of9100,000 bonds, of which $ 40,000 is toIbe spent for a new court house atDeming, $50,000 to pay Grant countyand $10,000 to pay Dona Ana county,as Luna county's share of tihe indebt-edness of those two counties.

TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO-OFF- ICEOF THE SECRETARY.

CERTIFICATE.I, Nathan Jaffa, Secretary of the

Territory of New Mexico, do herebycertify there was filed for record Inthis office, at 9 o'clock a. in. on theTwenty-eight- h day of April. A. D. 1909

Articles of Incorporation ofUNION TRUST COMPANY

(No. 5939.)and also, that I have compared the(following copy of the same, with theoriginal thereof now on file, and de-

clare it to be a correct transcripttherefrom and of the whole thereof.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I havehereunto set my hand and

(SEAL) affixed my official seal this28th day of April, A. D. 1909

NATHAN JAFFA,Secretary of New Mexico.

EDWIN F. COARD,Assistant Secretary.

Certificate of Articles of Incorpora-tion of Union Trust Company.We, the undersigned, J. W. Poe, R.

F. Barnett, H. P. Saunders, E. A. Ga-

boon, W. S. Prager, J. J. Jaffa, J. F.Hinkle. A. Fruit, W. M. Atkinson, M.U. Finley, John T. McClure, C. F.Joyce, Edgar Calfee, W. A. Johnson,Oliver H. Smith, a majority of whomare residents of the Territory of NewMexico, do (by these Articles of Agreement associate ourselves together forthe purpose of forming a corporationunder the provisions ot Chapter 52 ofthe Acta of the 35th Legislative Assembly and other laws of the Terri-tory of New Mexico relating to thissubject.

I.The name of this corporation shall

be UNION TRUST COMPANY.n.

The principal ibusiness of this cor-poration shall be carried on in theCity of Roswell, In Chaves County,New Mexico, and R. F. Barnett Is theagent In charge of Its office, uponwhom process against said corpora-tion may !be served.

III.The amount of capital stock of this

corporation shall be Two HundredFifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000) di-

vided into Twenty-fiv-e Hundred (2500)shares, of the par value of One Hun-dred Dollars ($100) each.

The amount of capital stock actu-ally subscribed in good faith Is thesum of Two Hundred Fifty ThousandDollars ($250,000), and the sum ofOne Hundred Thousand Dollars($100,000) of said capital stock so subscribed has been actually paid up inin lawful money of the United Statesand the same is in the custody of thepersons hereinafter named as thefirst Iboard of directors of this corpor-ation.

rv.The names and places of residence

of the several shareholders of the cap-

ital stock of this corporation and thenumber of shares of stock subscribed(by each respectively, are as follows,to-wi- t:

R T. Barnett, Roswell, New Mexico.150 shares.

J. W. Poe, Roswell, New Mexico,150 shares.

G. M. Slaughter, Roswell, New Mexico, 100 shares.

W. S. Prager, Roswell, New Mexico250 shares.

E. A. Cahoon, Roswell, New Mexico,50 shares.

J. J. Jaffa, Roswell, New Mexico,100 shares.

H. P. Saunders, Roswell, New Mexico, 25 shares.

We Carry

Douglas Chocolates

Finest in the Land

We Make Our OwnI

ICECREAMWe Know Its Good

KIPLING'S

GOODS

be managed (by a Board of Directorscomposed of fifteen (members, and thefollowing named persons have beenduly elected as such Board of Directors, and in the following classes respectively, to-w- it:

J. W. Poe In the First Class for aterm of five years.

G. M. Slaughter in the First Classfor a term of five years.

R. F. Barnett in the First Class fora term of five years.

W. S. rragor in the Second Classfor a term of four years.

J. E. Rhea In the Second Class fora term of four years.

E. A. Cahoon in the Second Classfor a term of four years.

J. J. Jaffa, In the Third Class for aterm of three years.

H. P. Saunders in the Third Class,for a term of three years.

J. F. Hinkle, in the Third class fora term of three years.

John T. McClure in the Fourth Classfor a term of two year3.

M. U. Finley in the Fourth Class

and Embalmers

Telephone No. 75

for a term of two years.A. Pruit in the Fourth Class for

term of two years.J. S. Lea, in the Fifth Class for a

term of one year.J, W. Rhea, in the Fifth Class for a

term of one year.W. M. Atkinson in the Fifth Class

for a term of one year; a majority ofwhom are bona fide citizens of theTerritory of New Mexico, and each ofwhom owns and holds not less thanten shares of the paid up capital stockof this corporation.

VI.This corporation shall exist and

continue its .business for a period of50 years from and after the date thiscorporation Is duly authorized to com.mence its business.

VII.The purposes and objects for which

this corporation 1s formed are:FIRST: To receive money in trust.

and to accumulate the same at suchrate of interest as may be obtainedor agreed upon, or to allow such interest thereon as may be agreed, notexceeding in either case the legalrate; to receive upon deposit for safekeeping money and personal propertyof every description; to guaranteespecial deposits, and to own and con-trol a safety vault and to rent theboxes therein.

SECOND: To accept and executeall such trusts and perform such du-ties of every description as may becommitted or transferred to this corporation by order, judgment or decreeof any of the courts of irecord of thisTerritory, or of any other territory, orof any state, or of the United States,or of any foreign state, or govern- -

Some choice ResidenceProperty, Close in, Can bePurchased at a BARGAIN

by Seeing

FRENCH & MALONE

Those Fire Insurance Men

YOU WILL WONDER WHY

Undertakers

Ambulance Service.

Mexico, 10 shares.W. G. Urton, Roswell, New Mexico,

75 shares.W. T. Wells, Roswell, New Mexico,

100 shares.J. E. Rhea, Roswell, New Mexico,

50 shares.J. W. Rhea, Roswell, New Mexico,

50 shares.Frank Divers, Roswell, New Mexico,

50 shares.R. S. Dalton, Palo Pinto, Texas, 50

shares.C. C. Martin, Roswell, New Mexico,

50 shares.H. Fitzgerald, Roswell, New Mex

ico, 50 shares.Frank Pierce, Roswell, New Mexico,

50 shares.Ella Bedell, Roswell, New Mexico,

20 shares. -

W. C. Reid, Roswell, New Mexico,10 shares.

Edgar Calfee, Roswell, New Mexico,20 shares.

John T. McOlure, Roswell, NewMexico, 25 shares.

Geo. L. Wyllys, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 10 shares.

Oliver H. Smith, iRoawell. New Mex-ico, 15 shares.

Bruno Totzek, Roswell, New Mexi-co, 10 shares.

J. G. Hedgcoxe, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 10 shares.

M. U. Finley, Roswell, New Mexico,30 shares.

W. M. Atkinson, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 30 shares.

W. C. Lawrence, Lake Arthur, NewMexico, 25 shares.

C E. Lukens, Albuquerque, NewMexico, 10 shares.

Sidney Prager, Roswell, New Mex-ico, 10 shares.

M. Price, Roswell, New Mexico, 10shares.

R. P. Bean, Roswell. New Mexico,10 shares.

E. B. Evans, Roswell, New Mexico,10 shares. v

J. C Hamilton, Roswell, New Mexico, 10 shares. .

Otto Hedgcoxe, ReeweJl, New Mexico, 20 shares.

J. B. EM ridge, Roswell, New Mexico, 10 8bares.

J. C Peck, Roswell, New Mexico,10 shares.

V.The affairs of this corporation shall

YOU DID NOT

IN LEWIS'

HUGHPhone No. 8. Room

LEWIS Jr.11, Oklahoma Block.

1

A Dunn lef this morntog' on 'wool-taiyfn- s

trip to northern New Mexico, ROSWELLBIG AUTO TO HIRE. '

See Cruse. 6013.o

EL J. Carlin left tills meaning lor Trade DirectoryHagerman OrchardsHARDWARE STORES.

WE NOW OFFERVOR SALE

Lots of Any SizeFrom Five Acres Up

LIBERAL TERMS

6 per cent interest on

. . ABSTRACTS.CHAVES COUNTY ABSTRACT CO,

F. P. Gayle, manager. Reliable andPrompt. -

ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans

THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND SE-CURITY CO., Capital $50,000. Abstreets and titles guaranteed, loans.Oklahoma Block, Phone 87.

ADVERTISINGThe Successful Business Man is an!

Advertising Man. Let the peopleknow what you have to sell.

BUTCHER SHOPS.U. S. MEAT MARKET. Keeps noth

ing but the best. "Quality" is ourmotto.

BILLIARD-POO- L HALLS.BOWLING, BOX BALL. BILLARDS

POOL. Entire eauinment reeulation. Private bowling and box ballroom lor lames. Geo. B. Jewett.

CONTRACTING A ENGINEERINGRIRIE & MUSSENDEN. 117 W. 2nd

St., phone 464. Land surveyingana mapping, concrete foundations,sidewalks, earth work and generalcontracting.

DEPARTMENT STORESJAFFA, PRAGER & CO. Dry Goods

clothing, groceries and ranch sup--iplies. j

JOYCE-PRUI- T CO. Dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc. The largest sup--iply house in the Southwest. Whole-sale and Retail.

DRUG STORES.ROSWELL DRUG & JEWELRY CO

Oldest drug store In Roswell. Allthings

W. G. Hamilton, Agent.

accompanied by C. A. Parker, a wool(buyer from St. Louis.'"'. o

Hale Hortensteln (went out on theauto ' today to Torrance, from whichplace be will go to Matoon, 111., for avisit with his mother.

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Shore, of SailorSprings, 111, arrived last night for a.visit of two weeks wdtih their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Fischer.

Ed Tyson. Dr. Roney and Dr. Odemreturned .last night from Riverside,where they were shipping TurkeyTrack cattle yesterday.

G. W. Shrader, of 724 North Main,returned last night from a (businesstrip of several days to Sherman andvarious others cities in Texas.

Mrs. W. S. Arnold, wife of the telegraph operator at Torrance,- - left onthe auto today for Torrance afterspending a few days here shopping

- oWould you believe that I can sell

you a good white diamond of one- -fourth or one-sixteen- th weight for $45

B. Boellner, the Jeweler. 62t2

Mrs. J. F. Lehman, of Las Crucesarrived last night to attend commencement at the Military Institute and visit her son, Major Eugene A- - Lohman

oMiss Eva Nelson will organize a

class, Monday, May 17, of pupils forviolin instruction. Anyone (Wishing tosee her may find her at her home 720N. Main St.

George Fletcher, of Artesia, and D.B. Sutherland, of Carlsbad, returnedto their homes last night, (both havingcome for the (funeral of (the late MissEdna Swan son.

, oMrs. Ona Hughes and little son, who

have been (visiting he former's sister, Mrs. Frank .Hetonick, for the pastthree weeks left last night for Dexter, to spend the summer.

oR. D. Ctepp, W. J. Chambers and

Miss Alta Chambers, who were hereand at other .points in the valley threeweeks, prospecting, left, last night fortheir home in Bryson, Texas.

Mrs. E. McQueen Gray and sister.Miss HeUarine Touzel, "who have Ibeenthe guests of Judge and Mrs. Wm. H.Pope for the past few days, left lastnight for their home, "Baron aid," artCarlsbad.

Take the "Saturday Evening Post,"Every little bit helps Jack to win the$100 prize. (He started in with onehundred copies eight weeks ago andordered three hundred this week. Givehim a lift. lo59t3

: 0W. C. Good-win- , of Phoenix, A. T.,

arrived last night for a visit with hissdster-in4a- Mrs. F. - A. OHnkscales,and to Invest In Roswell real estate.He is superintendent of the Indianschool at Phoenix.

oFrank HehnJck and Guy Smock

went to Artesia last night to paintsigns at a new (base ball .park the en-terprising people of t)he water townhave (built this spring, in readiness forthe summer's sports."

oE. Neill, a wool buyer from Boston

who came here with his family a fewdays ago, went to Dayton and .Artesialast- - night tor a business visit. Hewill return Saturday. His family isstopping art. the Gllkeson.

Miss Marion Thode returned toDexter last night, being practicallythrough her school work for the year.Her sister, Miss Louise, remained over for the last day, today, and will gohome for the summer tonight or tomorrow.

oSam J. Nixon, of Portales, who has

been here several days assisting inthe office of W. W. Gatewood, left thismorning for 'Amarillo, iwhere he has acase in court. Judge Gatewood hasbeen 111 for several days, althoughstill trying to attend to duties at hisoffice.

Good Laugh at Majestic.There is a good show at the Majes

tic ail this .week,' being put on (by fivevaudeville stars (from Dl Paso. Theyconsist of singers, dancers and com-edians and there Is not a dry momenton the entire .program, which changes materially every night. The purpose of the company is . simply toamuse and art this they aire a brifHan'tsuccess. If the crowds turn out, thecompany wilt probably remain nextweek. also.

TELEPHONE 256.

i LOCAL NEWS

BoeUner, the Jeweler. Has It cheaper

E. F. Hard wick returned last nightfrom Clovis.

oBIG AUTO TO HIRE

See Cruse. 60tf

Torn Duke left on the auto todayfor Kansas City.

oIt's L. B. Boellner (the Jeweler that

sells the Billiken jewelry. , 62t2.o

Edgar Calfee went to Artesia lastnight for a short "business visit.

oSee Cruse for rubber tires. Fire-

stone and Goodyear brands. 39tf

Judge Terrill came down from .Oto-vi-s

last night for a (business visit.0

Bring your empty honey and syruppails to Shepherd & Co., 5c and 7c t2

o

J. H. Mook returned this morningfrom a stay of a few days at Artesia

Cruse will figure on anything jiblacksmithing and will do It cheaperin the long run. The .best is the cheap-er, tt

F. A. Galer returned last night Crama "business .visit of several days to I

points In the central part of the terri- -

tory. j

FURNITURE STORES. READY-TO-WEA- R APPARELDILLEY FURNITURE COMPANY. THE MORRISON BROS." STORE.The swellest line of furniture in Outfitters in ready-to-wea- - apparel

Roswell. High qualities and low for mou, women and children. Andprices. Millineiy a specialty.

GROCERY STORES. TAILORS.JAS. FORSTAD GROCERY CO. The F. A. MUELLER. Merchant Tailor

leading grocery store, nothing Dut All work guaranteed. Also doesthe best. cleaning and pressing. In the rvar

of The Wigwam Cigar Store.GRAIN, FUEL & HIDE DEALERS W. P. WOOD. tailor made

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-- Let '"gflJt' .ius furnish you with your grain, coal 8 ; nt3 Clothing Phone Vi?and wood, we buy hides, phone 30.

ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal, hay UNDERTAKERS.and grain. Always the best. East DILLEY- & SON. I ndr-rts.ker- Prt-Secon-d

St., Phone 126. Vate ambulance. Prompt Service.L'LLERY FURNITURE CO I ndr-HOUS-E

FURNISHERS. takers. Phone No. 75 or No 111.

HILLS & DUNN. Furniture, Stoves,everything PEOPLE WHO READ THE DAILYranges, matting, quilts;

you need to fit up your house. New Record, subscribe and pay for It.and second-hand- . 100 N. Main. Tele- - and have money to buy th oodphone Number 69. advertised in the paper.

Ills home in Denver, having spent several day tiers looking after business.

oIke Waples, who bas Ibeen here sev

eral days selling for the Flatter Tobacco Company, weot south last nigh.

oMiss Alice Ware and Hal Ware of

Dexter came up this morning to attendthe ran Hellenic Club German Jo--night.

. oMrs. and Mrs. W. G. Pofegrove gave

an informal 6 o'clock dinner last nightto Mr. and 'Mrs. Phil. 'Helmig and Mr.Baldwin.

Mr. and Mrs. tE. W. Mitchell returned his morning from a visit of a fewdays with relatives and friends at Ha-german.

oPercy iHagennan arrived last night

from Colorado Springs for a visit ofa few days (with his father, J. J. Hagerman.

'oI carry the smallest American la

dies and gents waitohes made and gu-

arantee all of .them. L. B. Boellner,the Jeweler. ;

oLee Richards returned last night

from Texico, where the has (been workIng among the glandered horses ofthat community.

o ...Mrs. Chester Miller iwas subjected

to a minor operation at her home inthe Wells .building yesterday, and wasdoing nicely today.

Miss Katheryn King, JOnmerty ofthis city and now holding a claim inearthis city while .working at Amarillo,was here yesterday looking after Improvements on (her land. She left thismorning for Stillwater, Okla., for avisit with relatives.

Valley if VUPTICAL lAOMPAN I

the new establishment ofDr. Hunsberger,

Specialist in fitting glasses.316 N. Main Street,

North of Price .& Co.Be a fOKY visitor

Dr. TinderEye. Ear, Nose and Throat

Specialist. Glassas Accuratelyfitted Office--- -

Ramona Bid.

DR. T. E. PRESLEYEye, Ear, Nose and Throat

fJLASSBS FITTEDOklahoma Block. Phone 130

Classified "ids.ft

FOR SALE.FOR SALE: 35,000 shores of good

imining stock, a bargain. (Addressbox 186. 62t3

FOR SALE: Fine black stylish driving horse, oity broke, 16 hands high,7 years old and sound. C. C. Burnscare Cummins Garage. 62t3Willi Sell of Trade: An Oliver type

writer, also Victor Talking (Machine 2with iforty records iboth slightly usedgood as new. Apply "Ginger" are ofRecord. 62t2FOR SALE: At a .bargain, all kinds

of good horses and milk cows, 2 second hand wagons; buggy, harness,one riding cultivator. Cheap if tak-en at once. All stock sold (by memust be as represented or no sale.See me before buying. W. R. Reedwith. P. V. Trading Co., TelephoneNo. 412. 6U4

FOR RENT.FOR RENT: Nice clean cool rooms,

for gentlemen, (close in 310 IS.Penn. . 63t3

FOR RENT: Rooms, 105 N. Pa. 62tfFOR RENT: 3 roam house on North

Richardson ave. it. H. McCune 61tfFOR (RENT: Roams with foath 114

N. Richardson. x 61t6.FOR RENT: Three room furnished

house, apply 507 tN. Lea, or phoneNo. 485. 57tf.

FOR RENT: 5 room modern ho-is- e

Inanire at Record Office. ' 52tfFOR KENT: Large cool furnished

rooms, near Main. Electric lightsand bath 103 N. Pa. 62t3

WANTEDWANTED: Furnished cottage by

young couple, modern conveniences an essential, (address X care ofthe Record. ;

- 63t2WANTED: By experienced and reH

able girl, position tn private familyto do general housework. Call at

WANTED: One good delivery horseat 106 N.. Main St. v f- -, 623.

WANTED: Horse far its feed, wouldbuy if suited. Address 'Record off--

WANTED: A three or four --pooW

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and retail hardware, gasolineengines, pipe, pumps, fencing.

INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.Wholesale and retail everything lahardware, tinware, buggies, wagonsimplements water supply goods andplumbing.

JEWELRY STORES.L. B. BOELLNER. Roswell's best

jeweler. A full line cut glass, handpainted china, diamonds, etc.

LUMBER YARDS.TECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO. Lusa

ber, sningles. doors. Hire, cement,paints, varnish and glass.

ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Ths Oldest lumber yard in RoswelL See ufor all kinds of building materialsand paints.

KEMP LUMBER CO. Give us yourorders lor Pecos White Sand.

PIANO TUNING.BERNARD POS. Expert tunar. 25

years experience in Europe and Am-erica. Reference, French,Baldwin. Chickering Bros., and Kimball factories. .Address at Arteais,N. M. and he will call and see you.

VV. S. MURRELL. PIANO TUNIN'Jand Repairing. Graduate ChicaaroConservatory of Piano Tuning. Am-ple experience. Work is guaran-teed and is my best advertisement.343 E. 5th St.. Phone 569. sslm

RACKET STORE.G. A. JONES & SON. Qunawane.

graniteware, notions, stationary ttcetc., Always for loss. 324 N. Main.

REAL ESTATE.IA CHOICE SELECTION OF BOTH

city and farm property at good fig-

ures to buyer. Alto money to loan.Miss Nell R. Moore

mmlift

if m

It Took a Week toMake These Trousers

they were made where evryYET facility i arlorded.That is one evideacs of ths car

that is put on them.The cloth is London (brook. Taia --cold

water" process takes much longer taaa lquick steam process but it insures muchbetter shrinkage 1 u insure accurate aisas.each garment is cut separately by snrinstead of by machines which cut maay ata time, and then every pair ot trousara issubjected to arifid inspection they mastbe perfect in every respect before taeycan leave the shop.

Triumph TrousersMade by Klin Bra. Si Co.

Are Strictly Hand --TailoredThe same attention to style and shape is

given these trousers as the most aac.nstvmerchant tailor would give to your personalorder. Tbey are made to satisfy a disrasa-inativ- e

trade that demands a distinctivenote of style that the ordinary custom sandstrousers lack.

We have our clothes made quality Is rHobject instead of Quantity hr asc m asaaypairs of trousers are made as can be asad rife.

We are showiag- - some decided!? am iilsnovelties, as well as the less proeooace4 pa-lters. But all have that distinctive stria tnat canbe found nowhere !. Come la and sen ttaea.

Joyce-Pru- it Co.

IF YOU LIKE

Deterred Payments

ROSWKLL, N. M.

If you are broke. Cruse can fix you.

J. R. Dendinger left this morningfor Dallas to spend ten days with his.family.

J. F. Brogdon returned to Kennathis moral n-- after a ehont businessvisit here.

oTomato, sweet potato and cabbage

plants at Alameda Greenhouse. 59t6o

W. K. Breeding returned this morn-ing from a short visit with his familyat Lakewood.

oB. N. Muncy, of Elkins, who was

here yesterday on business, went toArtesia .last night.

oNOTICE, FRIENDS.

I have an exclusive horse-shoe- rnow, an artist in his profession. R.F. Cruse. 45tf.

oJ. R. Stanley came up from Dexter

this morning to spend the day look-ing after (business. ,

oR. A. Anderson, who bias "been here

about four weeks, left on .the auto to-

day for El Paso.

Miss Johnson, the nurse, has goneto Carlsbad, to care for Mrs. FrankJoyce, who is ill.

oAnyone knowing the .whereabouts

of Carl Wtmberry, aged 16, please no-

tify A. C. "Wlmiberley. of Arch, N. M.62t2.

J. B. Keaster returned test nightfrom Kansas City, where he has beenon sheep and cattle lousiness.

Phone 91 Land Scrip.

Mirs. H. C. Lowe, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Hagermanof South Springs and brother. Col. I.S. Orbome, of Carlsibad, left this morning for her home in Colorado Springsaccompanied by. Mrs. Malloy and littleMiss Anne Hagerman, daughter of Percy Hagerman.

oEVERYTHING YOU CAN THINK

OF TODAY VEAL, BEEF, PORK,MUTTON, PORK SAUSAGE, CHICKEN, ETC. .WE OFFER YOU A FINESELECTION FOR YOUR SUNDAY'SDINNER. COME TO SEE US TO-

MORROW FOR QUALITY MEATS.T. C. MARKET. PHONE 225.

o

H. S. Sutton Dies in Arkansas.Word has come of the death aibout

two (weeks ago at his home in Haber,Arkansas, of H. S. Sutton, who formerly resided in Roswell and left heTetwo years ago last fall. The bodywas taken to Little Rock for burial.

Missionary Meeting Yesterday.The Woman's Missionary Society of

the Presbyterian church met yester-day afternoon with Mrs. Walter Chis-um- ,

there Ibeing a good attendanceand an .interesting day (for all whocame out. Mrs. Charles D. Keyesgave a paper on the Island of Cubaand Mrs. Wilkinson treated in a simi-lar manner its neighbor, Porto Rica.Mrs. A. C. Wilson had the topic of theday and spoke of the Armenians intheir present trouble In the Turkishoutbreak. Nice refreshments weneserved at the conclusion of the pro-gram.

JUST A SUGGESTION

If You Can't Find

I It Elsewhere

TRY

THE INDIAN ART SHOP.

R L. McILWAINE.Next to First National Bank

You May Have Something That Does Not Suit You.Trade It For What Will Please You.

We Trade in Any Old Thing,Orchards, Alfalfa, Dry Land, Wet Land, Horses,

Cattle, Sheep, Goats or Burros.We Have a Very Pleasant, Affable Gentleman

Who Has Nothing Else To Do, But Sit In Our FrontOffice and Talk to You.

He will Tell You AH About Everything We Have toTrade. Tell You Some Amusing Stories and

When You Leave You Will Want to Come BackWhether You Trade or Not.

i GUESSIC6 CONTEST!

At City Horse Shoeing Shop.- I will give a free guesa on howmany shoes are driven with every$1.60 purchase daring the monthof May. -

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: Ail guesses must be left at shopon or before Jane first. ,

s .00 : to each and ' everyonegueasing correct number.

: 2 horses shod for nearest correctguess.:'lt horse shod for second nearestcorrect guess.

4 W. W. KINO,126-Ea- st 3rd. Street.

Reliable Abstracts.

house as near the (Record Office aspossible and cheap. Inquire this offlee. ":S

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Will Call Docket w.SIX CITY WARRANTS ONCHARGE OF GAMBLING. Notices have ibeen sent the memb

ers of the Chaves Oouwty Bar that thedocket of the' 'present term of courtwill foe called and cases set Saturday momtog. The large numlber ofeases on the criminal docket, increased iby the many indictments returned(by the (present grand Jury, leads thelawyers to believe that hey will havelittle time for the trial of civil suits

A Skirt Factory

To Select From

DCE TEATHE IDEAL SUMMER DRINKBut you should Look Well to the Purity of thesame. The Leading Medical Authorities allagree that the only way to make AbsolutelyPure ICE is from Distilled Water.May we have the pleasure of serving you withOur Pure Distilled Water CRYSTAL ICE foryour Tea?

this spring. .

oDalhart to Have Elk Lodge.

In the court of Justice A. J. Weltersix warrants hare ibeen issued andserved charging the defendants , withviolation of the city anti-ga- Ming or-dinance. The defendants. are W. H.Hill, Wade Swift, E. P. Stack, PearlWilson, Walter Anderson and J. W.Overstreet. All have given bond fortheir appearance later. (Hill's case isset to come up Saturday afternoon attwo o'clock and the others will ip rob-abl- y

ibe given a hearing next weekThe arrest of Overstreet was made

on information against one "Blacky".There are several "Blaokys" in townand Overstreet says he will prove heis not the "Blacky that is wanted inthis case.

oSaturday Specials at Kiplings.

All the candies in window 35c perpound all candies on counter 15 ots.per ipound.

Roswell Lodge No. 969, B. P. O.Elks, has (received an invitation tocome to the installation of the new Elklodge No. 1159, which is to (be put intoexistence at Dalhart, Texas, on Wednesday, May 26, and a numlber of thelocal Elks are considering acceptingthe offer. The Dalhart Elks have assigned to 'Roswell a speech on the subjeot "The Elk Among Business Men,and George M. Slaughter has been given the honor of making the response.Rosvell Gas Company

"Sweet the Coal Man."Miss Emmi White Is Married.

J. R. Henard and (bride passed thruRoswell this morning on their way totheir future home on a ranch nearWellington, Texas. They rwere mar

kept this institution in the limelight

Judge Fines and Disbars Attorney.From Albuquerque Citizen.

Judge ATbott took a recess in thePierce case this (morning long enoughto lecture and sentence Dr. 3. C. Hen-dmick- s,

lawyer and physician, and for-mer editor of the 'Albuquerque Sun topay a fine of $25 and suspension frompractice, 'before the Ibar for six monthsHendricks said that he did not havethe money and was remanded to jail.

Yesterday afternoon Hendricks cre-ated a disturbance in the court house

A SEALED VERDICT IS RE-

TURNED IN PIERCE CASE.

ried Wednesday nght at the home ofthe Ibrdde's father, S. O. White of Arte-sia- ,

iby Dr. McElhinney. The 'bridewas Miss Emma White, formerly of

You would hardly think that possiblein Roswell.

But it is a positive fact and all theproof necessary is to look at our SkirtDepartment.

We have secured through our NewYork office the entire stock of a manu-

facturer of Ladies' Fine Skirts.

Our Buyer, by taking Their EntireStock, secured these Skirts at a Pricefar Below the Market Value.

This is Positively the Largest Stockof Skirts ever received in Roswell.

The Roswell Ladies Reap the Bene-

fit of Our Luckv Purchase.

for some time.o

Three Petitions for Bridges.Petitions for "three bridges across

the Rio Grande will (be submitted to

Roswell, who moved with her parentsfrom this city to Lakewood about twoyears ago. She has ibeen teaching

the next meeting of the iboard of coun school in Texas, where she met Mr.

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ty coTmmissi oners at Las Cruces, oneis to cross the river at Rincon, anoth-er at Las Cruces and (the third at An-thony.

oRev. Bird to Leave Cruces.

Rev. C. H. Bird, for the (past sevenmonths .pastor of the First Presbyter-ian church at Las Crnices, has resign-ed and left for his former home atUniontown, Pa., to iwhiich place hisfamily had preceded ihim.

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GENERAL FORD WILL BEHERE FOR COMMENCEMENT.

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Call and

See Them

Look atThem in

OurWindow

OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Saturday Afternoon, May 15Beginning at 2 o'clock, the following articles will be sold for

cash at No. 204 W. 8th St.

The jury in the case of the territoryversus R. H. Pierce, former secretaryof the (board of regents of the lindschool at Alamogordo. returned a sealed verdict at about 9 o'clock last nightwhich trill "be opened and read whenooitrt convenes at 9 o'clock thismorning. The case went to the juryat 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon afterthe case had Sbeen argued for the ter-ritory by Ajttorney-Gener- al F. W. Clancy and District Attorney George S.Kfock, K: P. Fergu-oso- n and AttorneyEstes, of EI Paso, appearing forPierce.

Among the witnesses in the caseyesterday were Dr. Worth, Dr. Tipton,Superintendent Gdll of the 'blindschool, Mrs. Keppler land Mrs. Hough-ton of this city.

The attorneys argued the case forfour hours.

Pierce is charged rwith an attempt-ed criminal assault upon Miss EdnaHooker, a pupil of the Mind school,In this city. Albuquerque Journal.

Of this case the Las Vegas Opticsays:

"God only knows how I escaped."was the ejaculation which broke fromMiss Edna Hooker while she was onthe stand in the district court at Albu-querque, testifying against R. H.Pierce, former secretary of the boardof regents of the New iMeico schoolfor he blind, ait Alamogordo, who Ischarged with an attemipt to commitan assault upon Miss Hooker In thatcity last fall, while the girl was therein charge of the exhibit from the iblindschool.

The girl, who is entirely blind andquite email, shudderingly told her sto-ry. The sensational case has attract-ed large , crowds, as Pierce, who Is65 years old, was for years a promi-nent and respected (business man, andthe difficulties at the iblind school fol-lowing his indictment, flight and. sub-sequent return to Alamogordo, have

Word has been received that Gener-al R A. Ford, comimanding officer ofthe National Guard of New Mexico,will come to Roswell with SecretaryNathan Jaffa, wiho is coining to deliv-er the address 'to the graduates nextweek. General Ford will make hisannual inspection of the Institutewhile here and will tbe a guest at theschool during his stay. The com-mencement exercises open tomorrowmorning, ithe program for which ap-pears elsewhere in this ipaper. ground arranging to fill the tanks of

the wagon, and (running to the court J

All School Children's

lard, Paul Teutsch. Fred Miller n.tJ. W. EldT. The metting will tw fal-lowed by a banque which iiromin to(be one of the finest ever serv! to t!imembers of that lodge. lAlbtiqutrqiMCitizn.

Diplomas brought 'to Turner's Studio117 W. 4th St. 'by Wednesday May 19can have same framed very tastefullyat (reduced rates. Don't wait. 63.12.

BIG

house corner, was turned iby men onhorseback, who .herded the runawaysin the direction of the trading com-pany yards. The team ran west onFifth to Main, then north to Sevenththen east and wound up against a tel-ephone post in 'the alley back of theMrs. M. P. Odbean residence, smash-ing a front wheel to pieces and oth-erwise damaging the wagon. Thehorses and all persons concerned es-

caped injury.

Dishes, Fruit Jars, etc.Kitchen Utensils.Tools.Good Saddle and Bridle.Bed Springs.Bed Clothing.Mattresses.Pillows.

4 . Wash Tulbs.Lot of Books.

2 Clocks.Brussels Carpet Sweeper.Ice Cream Freezer,

j Gas Range.Many Other Articles too Numer-

ous to Mention.

IRRIGATION DITCHFOR NAVAJO RESERVATION.

1 Desk and Book Case.3 Stoves and pipes.

10 Rocking Chairs.1 Desk Chair.6 Dining Room Chairs.

Setee.Stand Table.Extension Dining Table.Kitchen Table.(Brussels Carpets.Bed Room Set,Folding Bed.Sideboard.Sewing Machine.

4 Ironing Board.' China Water Set, cost $14.00.

lota Bead Died Yesterday.Iola Beall, aged 23 years, colored,

died yesterday afternoon at two o'-

clock at the home of her mother, onSouth Pecos avenue of typhoid feverand liver trouble. The funeral washeld at two o'clock this afternoonfrom the home. Burial in South Sidecemetery.

These goods have never been about any contagious orinfectious sickness of any kind whatsoever.

THE MORRISON BROS.' STORETHE MORRISON BROS.' STORE.

Work on the ibig irrigation ditch onthe Navajo lands in San Juan countyis to 1)egin at once. This afu-rnoo- a

those In charge of the work ft SantaFe, having arrived from A)buftTft'iheadquarters lat night, for Farmin-ton- ,

from whence they will rto the point where the ditoh U to bedug. This point is forty irik wt-- t ofFarminjrton on the San Jinn rlv-- r.

While the work will t undtr th? of-ficial supervision of SuprintemU-i- ofIrrigation for 'the Indian Service H.J. Rabin-son- , whose headquarters mtvat Albuquerque, the Held work will tmIn charge of Assistant Eisriii- -r K. !.Bush, assisted iby Junior EiiKin-e- r II.P. Warner and Rodman E. 1 KlrdThe actual digging of !; ditch ofcourse will be done 'by th Navajo In-

dians, whoso land is to hThe work will probably tak- - -- nmonths or more. Whm th- - lnch iscompleted ii is esllniated that fromfive to tlx thousand acr-- i of Navajolands will be irrigated. Albuqu-rqi- e

Citizen.

C. C. DUD ILL,

Fire Loss at Nara Visa.The loss from fire at Nara Visa,

Quay county, on Monday, was $ 65,000.Among the (buildings destroyed werea hotel a millinery store, two drugstores, the telephone office, two realestate offices, one general store, onebakery, one meat shop, one blacksmithshop, two barbershops, a newspaperand printing office, one restaurant, twosaloons, one grocery and dry goodsstore and one dry goods store.

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Shriners Meeting at Albuquerque.Bailut Abyad Temple, Oasis Albu-

querque, and Ancient Aralbic Order ofNobles of the Mystic Shrine are now(planning an elafborate session whichwill be 'held in thi3 ity on May 24th.The arrangement of the event is incharge of the following committee:

Frank AlcKee, chairman; Harry Bui

Agent for C. K. WILSON

Heard. Their wedding will be a sur-ipris- e

to the (many friends of the .bridein this city.

SPRING CLOTHING

For Many Men Of Many Minds

by loud talking. The court directedDeputy Sheriff Heyn to have the noisestopped. Hendricks would not stopand Judge Abbott ordered 'his arrest.

Attorney J. Volney (Howard attempted to secure Hendricks' release yesterday evening on bond, tout the courtrefused to accept bond.

INDEPENDENT OIL WAGONIN RUN WITHOUT DRIVER

The delivery wagon of the Independent Oil Company was taken on a lively spin around several blocks north ofthe court house at 5:30 Thursday eve-ning. The team took fright at theyards of the Pecos Valley Trading Coyards while the driver iwas on the

To Patrons of the

City Waterworks:We want to do the pipe work when

your connection to the city water mainis made.

We have a skilled force of pipe fit

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EXCURSIONS

We don't pretend to dictate to a man whathis taste in Clothes shall be.

But we have been in the Clothing businessfor a good many years, and know what'sWhat.

And if our knowledge of what constitutesGood Clothing, in Correct Fashion and manystyles of Sack Suits, Patterns, etc,

And prices from Fifteen to Thirty-fiv-e dol-

lars, that are all down to hard pan, on thebasis of thorough excellence of Clothing areof any Interest to the man in search of aSpring and Summer outfit

Why, then, we're at his service.We ask you to call on us and look through

the Lines of Clothing.This Store is the Home for High Class Mer-

chandising at Low Prices.

1X)DISVILL,E, ST., and return50.30. Southern Baptist Con-

vention, May 91h, 10th, 11th and12th. Limit May 24th.

BetterThan

ASavings

BankAccount

BUYING

South HighlandLots on Easy Payments

$5.00 Do?a and

$5.00 a Month

No Interest and No TaxesI For One Year.

ters and are prepared to do the workin the quickest and most economicalway possible.

Los Angeles, San Diego orSan Francisco and return, $58.75May 20th to Jane 20th, inclusive.Limit Oct. 31, 1909.

Phone Us, 77LOS ANGELES & return $74.80SAN FRANCISCO and return$84.80. Tickets on sale daily,good 6 months from date of sale SI50. Up

Morrison (3ros. & Co. Tfltzek-toga- n Realty CoFOR FISTIO FARTKUAtS APPLY T )

M. D. BIC1S, Agc:L SOLE AGENTS.Phone 304. 215 N. Main St, Plumbing Department.i t i n viim iin n m raw