The Roswell daily record. [volume], October 03, 1905, Image 4

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trimmed with wings, quills and pompons at
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W. P. Wood Clothing. 80t5
WANTED. Inside wlreman. Bern
ard Gunsul. 82tf
Clifton Chlsholm was in from the
ranch yesterday.
, 1. B. McKnight was here from Lake
Arthur yesterday.
. G, W. Corn came down from Eden
Valley yesterday.
. Jap-a-!ac-We have it. . Pecos
Valley Lumber Co. I3tf
Dr. A. L. Norfleet went to his home
In Artesia last night.
).Ev 6. Mundy. was m from', the janch
Sunday and Monday.
Swell, rigs with ?od going; gentle,
horses -at Stockard & Deen's 69tf
Phone Stockard & Deen, Number
for the swellest rigs in town. 59tf
L.;. Boellner went to Artesia last
night on. a short business trip.
A. M. Mayhugh, of Oklahoma City,
is a business visitor in Roswell.
Tcbn Gray, of Carlsbad was a busi
ness visitor in Roswell yesterday.
B. J. Brunell, of Glencoe, N. M., was
a 'visitor here yesterday and today.
W.: L. Wells, Jr., of Natchez, Miss.,
came in last night on a business vis
it. V"' . , '
, J. K. Dixon returned to Hagerman
last night after spending a day in Roa
welL
The best livery rigs In town are to
be found at Stockard & Deen'a new
table. 69tf
: FOR SALE. Ticket to Indiana or
Kentucky, Cheap. Phone No. 216.
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms aW
308 Pens, ave, opposite Baptist
church. 83t6
A. M. Stewart returned to Carls
bad last after spending a. couple of
days here.
C. Durr, of Artesia. was a visitor
in the city yesterday returning home
last night. . .
WANTED: Cook L. P. D. Stock farm
three miles east of Roswell, male
preferred. 84tf.
O. G. Harris came down froni Por-
tales Monday evening for a visit with
Roswell friends.
S. H. Deed returned to Hagerman
last night. He had been looking after
business interests.
Earl Patterson went to Carlsbad
last night on business for the U. S.
Geological Survey. . .
John S. Major returned to his home
in Artesia last night after spending
the day in Roswell.
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FOR RENT: nicely furnished room
to gentleman. Nice place to right
party. 522 Pecos Ave. 84t2.
Mrs. George J. Shields returned last
night from a two months' visit at Den
ver and Oklahoma City.
F. M. Merrick returned to his home
in Artesia last night after spending
four days in. this city.
Buy your wall paper, glass, bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pe
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73tf
FOR SALE. Cheap, a nice gentle
horse with buggy and harness. H.
Briiliant, 105 South Lea. 82t2
S. W, Meyer and wife were here
from Artesia yesterday looking after
business at tbe land office.
Building material of all kinds. We
strive to ptease.the buildeiv-KEMP
LUMBER CO., East Fourth St. 40tf
J. J. . Stockton came in last night
from Stockton, N. M.. and will be here
a few days looking after business.
M. G. Henderson who is "making his
headquarters in" Roswell left "last
night for Artesia on piano business.
J. Walter Day returned to his home
in Dayton; last night after spending
a few days in Roswell with friends.
W. L. Reynolds, H. E. Richards and
John Lynch came in yesterday from
the Hondo reservoir for a business vis
it.
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A, O. Milice,
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PHONE 875.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
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BOOM 8
Buttermilk 12 cents oer eallon.
delivered' at your residence. Send us
vour address. Roswell Creamery Co.
75tf. '
George A. White returned to his
home in Hagerman last night after
spending a, day with friends in Ros
well,.v FOR RENT. A six room house, with
baths. Close in, nicely furnished,
v " Or " unfurnished; Inquire- at" "Record
; office. "': '":- '' ' '-
H. E. Foster of . Portales; arrived yes
erJay evening and will remain here
ermanently if he finds a- stiitaWa lo
cation. - ,
WANTED: Competent Womani for
general housework. $20 per month
No washing and ironing. 426 N.
Richardson. 84t2.
Dr. J. L. Evans, who has been .visit
ing his brother Judge J. T. Evans left
last night for Hagerman to visit his
sister, Mrs. Woldrom.
Sam Cox, who was here a couple of
days on business left last night for
Artesia, from where he will go "to his
home in the mountains.
Dr. J. K. Bishop and C. W. Ds
Freest left last night for a few day's
stay in Lakewood, having with them
the necessary materials for a hunt.
Chicken Volauvent and Oyster pat
ty supper will be served at the new
Price & Company building on Tues
day and Wednesday the 10th, and
11th. 84tf.
Miss Myrtle Miller, of LIpscom, Tex
as, is here to attend the public school
of Roswell during the coming winter
She is stoppng with Mrs. J. B. Mat
thews.
Come and see the cheap fuel burn
er. It fits any stove and reduces your
fuel bill half. Ladies especially invit
ed. Rufe Walker, 119 North Main
street. 83tf
Miss Jessie Wever, of Higgins, Tex
as, is here for the winter to attend
the public schools , of :tRosw.el'. She
is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Zink. -
FOR SALE. Nice business.- netting
$300 to $500 per month. Price eight
hundred and fifty dollars. Reason
for selling, other business. Address
3.J J. H., Record. 82t3
Tom Vest, who Is one of the pro
prietors of the "Two Toms" saloon at
Carlsbad, returned to his home last
night after spending a couple of days
with friends in RoswelL,
Mr and Mrs. F. P. Gayle returned
last night from Texas. Mr. Gayle has
been to Tennessee and other points
and Mrs. Gayle has been to, Mineral
Wells and various points in Texas. .
J. W. Armstrong returned to his
home in Carlsbad last night after
spending a couple of days here , visit
ing with friends and attending to bu
siness at the Government land office.
W. H. Coon, wife and' son, Richard
passed through Roswell last night "On;
their way to their old "home at Ha:
german. where - they have . sold, their
property preparatory tq.-v moving,., to
Fort Worth.
Major J. Willis, Young People's Se
cretary for the Western Province ot
the Salvation Army, will conduct spe
cial meetings at the hall on Third
street, east of Main, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. 3rd and 4th. Every
body welcome. 83t2
G. F. Batron wife and mother-in-law
Mrs. M. Brosnihan, passed through
Roswell last night on their way to
Hagerman, where they will - visit Mr,
Batron's mother, Mrs. M. S. Batron,
who is well known in Roswell. G. F.
Barton lived here about nine years
ago.
HALF THE CHILDREN
in town can be gotten to perform any
task or take the most nasty medicine
if they are assured of some of our
- -: - - DELICIOUS CANDY. f ;"
as a reward. .And the parents of . the
other half should take this hint by try
ing It an their .offspring. It works
every time. " We have even heard of
a boy who asked for castor oil so he
could "have some " candy - afterward.
but he stipulated that it must be from
our shop. Wise boy, that.
A K. Mott
309 Main Street. ,:'-T-v
D. D. Temple was here from Artesia
today. - -
John Fanning was here from "Lake:
wood today. j "-
Frank Anderson came up from- Ha
german this morning, v
J. E. Be6 came up from Hagerman
this morning to spend the day. -
W. F. Brawn, the Dexter merchant,
wft, a.-visitor in Roswell today..
L. W." Godell came'ttp from Dexter
this fadrnfneoh a business -visit.
Mrs. -W J. Gosseti 'returned ' "this
morateg fron..a, visit at Carjsbad: .
Dr. W. A. Savage left this morn
ing for Portales, to inspect cattle.
W.. M. Crow, of Lake Arthur, was
a business visitor in Roswell today.
A. M. Corbett came up from Hager
man this morning on a short visit.
F. M. Merrick returned this morn
ing from a business trip down the
road.
. Mrs. Zilla Robertson and Miss Ha
zel Hawkins were here from Dexter
today shoppng.
J. - D. Perry arrived this morning
from Abilene, Texas for a few days'
business visit.
E. T. Jones and A. A. Bailey came
up from Hagerman this morning to
spend the day with friends.
C. F. Mathews, one of the promi
nent citizens of Lake Arthur came up
this morning to look after business
interests.
FOR SALE. Quick deal. Residence,
408 Penn. ave., $1,700.00, cash or
time. Address C. C. CI White, Dade-
ville, Mo., 84tl.
D. H. Burdett, manager of the Sev
en Rivers Real Estate Company, of
Lakewood came up this morning on
a business visit.
Ed Gross, who has been looking af
ter the work on the new dam at
Carlsbad, came up this morning to
spend the day. He will return tonight.
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! Chicken Volauvent an d Oyster pat
ty supper will" be served at the new
Price & , Company building on Tues
day and Wednesday; the; 10th, and
11th. r ' 84tf.
Mrs. M. E. Richardson, who has
been here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W. G. Polsgrove, for the past eight
months, left this morning for her
home in Nevada, Mo.
Mrs. R. T. Wattenbarger, of Tennes
see, who has been visiting here for
several days left this morning for the
Yellow House ranch in Texas where
she will make her home.
Mrs. Alice Weinbrenner, of Lake
Arthur, who has been visiting ' here
for the past few days, left this morn
ing for Elida where she will accept
a position in a printing " office.
Mrs.. John Rhea and her guest.
Miss Nannie Grinnan left this morn
ing for Texas. Miss Grinnan, who
ha been 'here for a month, lives at
Brown wood; " and Mrs. Rhea will visit
for "two 'months' at Coleman.
.,B. P. Osburn, formerly in charge
of the Southern M. E. library and
reading room here, left this morning
for a few days' stay at Texico. From
there he will go to his old home at
Dyersburg, Tenn., to visit relatives.
With every suit sold by us you get
a guaranty, free of charge; elsewhere
you pay for the guaranty, even if you
don't know it. Call and look over
our line of fall and winter samples,
it costs nothing to look. Roswell
Clothes Club. T. T. & S.
Owing to the rush of job work in
cidental to the week before the fair,
the Record will have to back down
on its proposition to issue a special
edition on Saturday. We have all the
work we can handle and will have
to postpone our advertising campaign
until after the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gibbins left
this morning for Stoneburg, Texas,
where Mrs. Gibbins will be for a
month. Mr. Gibbins will make a bu
siness trip to Kansas City and the
northern part of the Territory in the
mean time. He will ship lambs and
wethers from Torrance on October
25th, and from Corona on October
15th. .
J. Hircher left last night for his
home in Carlsbad after spending a
day with friends in Roswell. He was
on his way home from Las Vegas,
where he has been attending the New
Mexico Association of Firemen, being
chief efothe-, Volunteer Department at
Carlsbad.- He states that he believes
that the. firemen of the territory will
be able to restore certain - Insurance
prtvUeges" that'tave been takeak away
from it, - -"' '
Electrical Strike Spreads.
Berlin, Oct. 3. The strike of elec
trical workers has extended to two
more factories. The total number of
men out is 38,000. No ; disturbances
have - yet occurred. Two-thirds of the-
street -cars are running. ;
Cloudy and Cooler
THIS MEANS
STOVE WEATHER.
. No further forecast is neces
sary for .you to decide that
NOW is the time to put up
HEATING STOVES
and possible avoid a baa
spell of sickness. We have a
ffood variety of Firstclasa Heaters and will be glad to
assist you in your selection.
All Sizes, All Prices. But
Always The Best,
iRoswell Hardware Col
"Reliable Goods at Reasonable Prices."
Court Over at Portales.
Judge -Wm. H. Pope, Clerk C. M
Bird and Attorney J. M. Hervey re
turned last night from Portales,
where they conducted the October
term of court, finishing it in one day,
as had been expected. There was nei
ther grand nor petit jury and the. on
ly action taken was to dismiss some
cases, and hear a few motions. All
other cases were continued until the
second Monday in December, when
court will be reopened there.
Chicken Volauvent and Oyster pat
ty Supper" will be served at the new
Price & Company building on Tues
day and Wednesday, ' the 10th, and
11th. ' '.. 84tf.
New Cure for Cancer.
All surface cancers are now known
to be curable by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve healed it, and now it is per
fectly well." Guaranteed cure for cuts
and burns. 25c at Roswell Drug and
Jewelry Co.
Grand Jury for Equitable.
New York. Oct. 2. District Attor
ney Jerome announced in court today
that he would make public next
Thursday a statement in regard to
the necessity for an extraordinary ses
sion of the grand jury to consider Eq
uitable Life Assurance matters.
WANTED. A man who understands
something about gardening. Ala
meda Greenhouse. 83tf
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Serviceable for a wide cir
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cut style and grace, it
keeps out rain and chill on
dark days, and laughs at
cold and frost on clear
ones, -covers a business suit
beneath a derby or dark
society garb beneath a silk
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"Materials, full Priestly
cravenetted woolens, guar
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PRICE $i5
to $25
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