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LOCAL NEWS, Boe liner, the Jeweler. Has It cheaper o AUTO TO HIRE. SEE CRUSE. 91tf The Mother's Club -will have a tea on Friday 'February 12th. Dr. R. L. Bradley returned last night from a trip to Chicago. The best printing at. reasonable prices at the Record Office. o Mrs. Jann, of Kenna, is spending a few days here wttn friends. G. P. Cleveland came up from. Arte s la this (morning to spend the day. o J. B. Roberts came up from Lako wood this morning on a business -trip. o P. J. Williamson, of Kenna, return ed home today after a short business visit. o - Doud Patrick was here from Dexter yesterday, and returned .home last ev ening. Have you tried .those new candies at Kipling's? Oh my, but they are good.. 87 ti o Dan Sullivan, came in last night from the north with a .party of pros pectors. R. E. Muncy came down from Elkhis last night to spend a few days here on lousiness. o Mr. and Mrs. Chambers returned to Artesia last night after spending a few days in Roswell. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Baker, of El Paso who have .been here two days visiting, went to Portales today. o None better than Luffs .candies. Watch' for Saturday's special ad in to morrow's paper. It. o Clean your electric iron with an Ideal cleaner for sale at the Enter prise Hardware Co. 82t4 o George JSazief, J. L. Bradleiv, Frank Sunderman and M. M. Brunk were vis itors -here from Dexter today. W. A. Johnson, president of the Ros well Hardware Company, went to Ar tesia last night on a (business trip. o I would .like to see all of my custo mers take advantage of this 25 per cent reduction sale. iL. B. Boellner, Jeweler and Optician. o J. L. Norton, who is spending the winter here with (his family, left this morning on a two weeks' 'business trip to Little Rock, Ark. o Mr. and Mrs. B. F. 'Herring returned to their home in Fulton, Mo., today af ter a visit of live weeks with their daughter, Mrs. Guy Stapp. o Get your feed direet from the pro ducer. Carload of milo maize chops now on team track west of Santa Fe depot in Roswell. Why .pay more for inferior corn chops. dlwl Will rD. Sweet returned last night from a .business trip to Clovis and oth er points up tihe road, where he was looking after the interests of the Ros well Gas Company. FOR SALE: We offer for sale tions of land in the vicinity of Dexter, half of which is highly improved with 12 acresy bearing apple orchard, balance in alfalfa and gram, irrigat ed by an artesian well. There is a small residence, some timber, etc. We invite the closest inspection and guarantee it to be the best bargain in the Pecos Valley at $10,000, half cash balance terms. Suburban Home Sites, of 5 or 10 acres n East rights. Well located This is a new tract and vided. . . . PHONE NO. 91 LAND SCRIP. RELIABLE ABSTRACTS. -Have you thought what you can save mn a set of silver knives and forks with the discount 1 am offering. iu. B. BoeUner, Jeweler end Optician, o Mrs. C. M. Stanford and Miss &thel Brown arrived last night from Ark adelphia. Ark., to Join iMr. Stanford, who has been here two weeks. They will make Roswell their home. o ' Mllo Maize chops, 'beet tor horses and dairy stock, at 41-30 per hund red direct from the car now on team track west of the Santa Fe depot. Roswell, Si. M. Special rate on ton lots. dlwl J. V. Bell, of Austin, Tex., who has been in Roswell on several occasions while playing ibase ball with Canyon City, (was here yesterday on Sirs way to Pecos and Austin after a trip to Plainview. O -r F. R. (Maxwell, who has been work ing on the engineering corps of the new "railroad, left -this morning for Lu.b 'jock, where lie expects' (to spend a mouth on -that division of the work. There are now two engineers in charge of the work here. o Correct legal blanks at Record. John iShaw returned this momipg from Tampico, (Mexico, where he and W. M. Saunders have been for two months doing a big joib 3t surveying. Mir. Saunders win .be there two more weeks finishing up the work. o Miss Lucy Seay returned this morn ing from a trip to Los Angeles, where she accompanied her grand-father, C. W. Merchant and her uncles, che Mes srs Merchant, of Carlsbad, ani the wives of the latter. They went to at tend -the big cattlemen's meeting in Los Angeles. o Mr. and Mrs. Motojlro YamamoU, managers of a traveling moving pic ture show, came In yesterday from the South and .left ithis morning for Eli da, unable to find a place to give their production in 'Roswell. They have seventy war soenes that are said to be actual moving photographs of tae Russo-Japanese war. o Will Lawrence, J. L. Howell and J. F. Canlton drove up in their auto from Lake Arthur yesterday o meet the ex cursion, which will come in tonight. Another of the (firm, M. W. Evans, went through this morning and will meet the train at Portales. iH. Graham still another member, (will bring a par ty of 21 land seekers tonight. o The Woman's Home (Mission Socie ty of the M. E. church South, will meet at the church 'Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Election of officers and all members and friends are in vited. 8St2. None .better than Luff's .candies. Watch for Saturday's special ad in to morrow's .paper. It. George Stevens, professor of biology and zoology in the Okla. State Nor mal at Alva, arrived his morning from Artesia. where'he has been look ing after his land interests. He will spend a few days with his brother, wiho da here for his health. Mr. Stev ens recently returned from a trip thru Alaska, upon which he was sent by the state of Oklahoma to secure large animal specimens for the school with iwhich he is identified. He secured 96 specimens of the trip. The Dangihters of the Confederacy will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. K. K. Scott. 211, N. Washington Ave. Best Legal Blanks, Record Office. one of the finest quarter sec Second street, with water for gardens, orchards, etc has recently been subdi (las "Ads." FOR SALE. FOR SALE: Roswell corner prop- ' erty at bargain. Apply to X at Rec ord office. ' 34t5 FOR SALE: Two horse power gaso line pumping engine first class con dition and cheap. L. S. Cass. 87t3 FOR SALE: 320 acres of tend aor ' mounded (by artesian wells, at a bar gain. Apply 122 N. Main. 87t6 FOR SALE: Residence one Mock west from Main street. East front, seven rooms, paying twelve per cent on Investment. Will eall cheap if taken at once. 'For partloulairs ad dress "P. O-Box Z." 87t3 FOR SALE: 500 red .Pennsylvania Canna at $3 per hundred, will not sell less than 100. 210 S. Ky. 87t3 FOR SALE: One good horse, very gentle and can be used with safety by children. Also one Shetland po ny, cart, harness and . saddle. . Will sell cheap. Call at shop, J. B. Rus sell. t3 FOR SALE: A choice suburban home of 16 acres, good seven room resi dence 800 six year old bearing apple trees 6 acres in alfalfa, 2 acres in garden, abundance of water. The price will be made right, if you mean business. This home fronts on city limits, northeast from' court house and only 10 minutes drive. E. L. WILDY, 89t3. 303 N. Main St. FOR RENT. FOR RENT: 2 .rooms furnished for light housekeeping 912 N. Rich 89t3 FOR RENT: 3 nice furnished rooms 408 N. Richardson; no sick taken. . 88t3. FOR RENT: Large room furnished for light housekeeping, 511 N. Mis souri. 87t3 WANTED WANTED: Experienced at Owens farm. gardener 87t3. WANTED: Girl to do general house- worK. r. titanaoibpn, zim.in. Mis souri, 89t3 WANTED: A boy to deliver and make himself useful in store. At Payton's. 89 12 LOST. LOST: Shell comb with gold filagree band. Return to (Record office. 81t3 J. C. Wilson, the grading contractor returned to his home in Dexter last night after a business visit here. . o Notice to Realty Dealers. T .herehT t M s Aa.v .witibjdnaw all mv real estate from the market. Dated Feb. 2, 1909. 87t3 Mrs. S. B. Owens. o NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWN ERS: IF YOU OO NOT WANT YOUR PROPERY SOLD, DO NOT LIST IT WITH US. FRENCH . MA LONE. I can only give the 25 per cent dis count for a few days. L. B. Boellner, Jeweler and Optician. o Transfers of Real Estate. The following deeds have been fil ed for irecord in the office of Probate Clerk and recorder F. P. Gayle: E. A. Cahoon and wife to James H. Hills, for $1,800, lots 4 and 5, block 1, ThurJber's addition to (Roswell. L K. McGaffey, and .wife to James H. Hills, for $285, tots 9 and 11, Mock 43, South Roswell. Jacob D. Detling to D. W. Lesh, for $700, .forty acres in 2211-23. Mrs. Dollle Carmack and husband to Belle H. Geyer, for $1 and other con sideration, dot 1, block 7, Sparks' addi tion to Roswell. Lettie May Gonzales and husband to Belle H. Geyer, for $1 and other valu able consideration, the west 100 feet of the east 50 feet of .lot 7, Lea's sub division to Roswell. J. W. Atkinson to James Hills, for $800, the south half of lot 2 and all of lot 3, block 17, West Side addition to Roswell and a one-inch water right thereto. Jaffa. Prager .Realty & Improvement Co., to John R. St. John for $1 and oth er valuable consideration, lots 7, 8 and 9, block 15, West Side Addition ' to Roswell. C. M. 'Farnsworth and wife to G. E. Cavln. for $475, tot 3, 'block 8, South Roswell and a one-inch. . water-right thereto. . Mrs. Sallie A. Martin to N. C. Smith for $425, Jot 14 block 10, (Hagerman. J.: H. Ladd to N. C. Smitn. for $300, lots 16 and 18, block 10. 'Hagerman. J. C. Wilson to Lamar Wilson, for $1, lots 1, 2 and 3, .block 2 Tanner & Wilson addition to Hagerman. o For fruit trees of all kinds see Wyatt Johnson, salesman - for the Stark Brothers' Nursery. S0112 TOWERS FISH BRAND WATERPROOF y OILED CLOTHING., look better -wears longer aiMojvesmore &irx bodily comfort ?Vf ' oecause cur on -vv, uroe panerns.yef costs no more than the just as good 'kinds SOLO eVERYWKEHt " V I fi I CwryeonMt fjWEV I I beonaa ( wan of tl wan of Ihshsh ! ;UWM W 63.1 Trade Directory. Abstracts. CHAVXS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO F. P. Gayle, manager. Reliable aa 1 prompt. 4t26 ROSWELL TITLB TRUST CO. ABSTRACTS, real estate aad loans. THE BONDED "ABSTRACT AND SE CURITY CO., Capital $50,000. Ab stracts, titles , guaranteed.,. Loans. Oklahoma Block, Phone 87. Butcher Shops. U. 8. MJEAT MARKET. Keeps noth lng , bat tile - beet. Quality oui motto. Billiard-Pool Halls. Bowling, Box Ball, Billiard, Pool: Entire equipment regulation, pri vate bowling and box ball room for ladles. Geo. B- Jewett, Prop. Contracting & Engineering RIRIE & MUSSENDEN. 117 W. 2d St, phone 464. Land surveying and mapping, concrete foundations, sidewalks, earth-work and general contracting. Department Stores. JAFFA, PRAGER ft CO. Dry gooda, clothlig, groceries sad ranch sup plies. JOXCK-FKTJIT CO. Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, etc. The larg est supply house In the Southwest. Wholesale a nd Retail. Drug Stores. ROSWBLL DRUG ft JEWMLRT CO. Oldest drug store in Rosweil. All things up-to-date. Furniture Stores. DILLEY FURNITURE CO. The swellest l'ne of furniture In Res- well. Hign qualities asd low prices. Dr. Tinder Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist. Olassas Accurately fitted Office- - Ramona Bid. Have you tried those new candies at Kipling s? Oh my, but they are good. 87t3 -o Abstracts. Ours are ready on the day you said you wanted it in the attorneys hands for examination. We try hard to ac comodate every order both in time and quality of workmanship and care in compiling It. Phone 91. Roswell Ti tle ft Trust Co. 57tf o A Job Lot of Trees. I have 1,000 each of elm, locust, mountain ash, maple and mulberry, will sell them at best offer in ground or dug. Phone or see R. F. Cruse. 75tf o Hand Painted China. I am giving 25 per cent off. L. B. Boellner, Jeweler and Optician. 200,000,000,000 Valentines. Which run from 1 cent to $5.00 in cluding copyright gift book editions in fancy ' valentine attire. Absolutely the ; largest line ever shown in Ros well. Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art and Valentine Co. v Notice. - A meeting of the Water Users' Pro tective Association, and artesian well owners will be held at the Court House, Roswell, New Mexico, Wed nesday, February 10, 1909 at 10 a m.: for the purpose of reconsidering th proposed artesian well law as print ed in The Roswell Register-Tribune of January 22, 1909. As this is a matter of the greatest importance to the whole artesian ar ea of the Pecos Valley ,a full rep resentation of the people from Eddy as well as Chaves county is desired. ARTHUR J. STEVENS. Secretary Water Users' Protective Association. D4tW2t. . . , Best printing Record Office. - Scrip.'-: Soldiers additional Is about all there Is left and not much of that. As the quantity gets smauer the price rises. The demand Increases as the supply lessens. Buy It now or buy It higher later. Roswell Title ft Trust Oo. Ttf ROSWELL5 Grocery Stores. WBSTMRN GROCERY : - CO. Tn leading grocery store, nothing bu the best. Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers. ROSWELL WOOL ft HIDE CO. Let ue furnish you with your Grain, Coat and wood, we buy bides, phone 30 ROSWsTLL TRADING CO. CoaL Hay, and Grain. Always the beat.! Soooad St Phone 12 f. Hardware Stores. ROSWHLL HARDWARE CO. W4oI sale and retail hardware, pipe, pumps, gasoline engines, fencing, INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and retail everytnlsglx hardware, tinware, water supply goods, buggies, wagvas. Implements and plumbing. Advertising. ' The successful Business Man is an Advertising Man. Let the people iKnow wnat you have to sell. Jewelry Stores. HARRY MORRISON: The lead lng and exclusive jeweler. Watches, diamonds, jewelry. Hawk's Cut Glass and Pickard's hand-painted China. Sterling and plated silverware. L. B. BOKLLNKR. Rtwll' bim jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand painted China, diamonds, etc Lumber Yards. PECOS T ALLEY LUMBSR CO. Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, ce ment, paints, varnisi and glass. ROSWZLL LUMBCR CO. Oldest lumber yard in Roswell. See us for all kinds of building materials amd paint. Give us your orders for Pecos White Sand. KEMP LUMBER CO. W. S. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING pie experience. Work is guaran teed and is my best advertisement 348 E. 5th St., Phone 569. 881m- Record Want Best Job Printing -- Record Iffirrrr Sample Offer 15 Days Only Ij V!a BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT SPARKLINQ FAnOUS IfulLiL $5.00 BARNATTO DIAMOND RING LADIES' OR GENTLEMEN'S Approximates genuine in brilliancy detection baffles experts fills every re quirement of the most exacting pleases the most fastidious at only one thirtieth the cost of the real diamond. f As s means of introducing this mar velous and wonderful, scintillating gem, securing as many new friends as quickly as possible, we are making a special inducement for the new year. We want you to wear this beautiful ring, this master - iece of man's handi craft, this simulation that sparkles with all beauty and flashes with all fire of A GENUINE DIAMOND IOO PER CENT PROFIT IOO for you, abc!utolv without effort on your part. We want good honest representatives everywhere, in every locality, city or country, in fact in every country throughout the world, both men and women, young or old, who will not sell or pawn the Barnatto Simulation Diamonds tinder the pretense that they are genuine gems, as such action with simulation diamonds sometimes leads to trouble or embarnssment, as shown by the following article from the Chicago Examiner, Nov. 15, 1908. The King of Diamonds Has License Taken Away ALLEGED BOGUS OEH MAN RAILS AT NEWSPAPERS Burlington, la., Nov. 14. For sometime past newspapers in Iowa cities have been reporting the operations of a man whom they called "The King of Diamonds." It appears that there was nothing criminal in his operations, which consisted in selling "phoney" diamonds, but bis methods of procedure were not exactly according to the rules. He usually drops into a jobbing hoose and tells of meeting such and such a representative of the house on the road and selling him a diamond to be delivered at the store. He explains that the diamond is only an imitation and offers to sell anybody else around the place the same thing. Thus he works up an interest and usually succeeds in selling some of his glassware. Mr. Jack of Diamonds dropped into city audi tor Norton's office one mornieg and secured a license to sell bis wares. He had only been out a short time, however, until Chief of Police Hiltz learned of bim. Calling in the peddler he relieved him of his license and gave him back the money he had paid for it. As the man had committed no crime he was released. He was bitter against the newspapers for injuring his business. W YOU WANT TO WtAR A SWUUTI0N DIAMOND. TO THE 0RDKARY OBSERVER AIM0SI IKE UNTO A GEM Of THE PUREST RAY SERENE. AfTTIHG SUBSTITUTE FOR THE GENUNE; OR fTOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY. D0NT WATI ACT TODAY. AS TUB ADVERTISEMENT MAY NOT APPEAR. NOR THIS UNUSUAL AND EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY OCCUR. ' AGAM. f IU OUT Tift COUPON BE10W AND Sf ND AT ONCE --f RSI COME f KST STRVtO. The Barnatto Diamond Co. Write here name of paper Girard Building Chicago. In which yon aw this ad. Sirs: Please send Free sample oiler. Ring, Earrings, Stnd or Scarf Pin, catalogue. Name. ......... ............ ...... F. D. B. No. . . . : : Street. P. O. Box Town or City State. BERNARD POS,; Expert tuner, 25 years experience In Europe and Am erica. Reference, Jesse French, Baldwin, Checkering Bros, and Kim ball factories -420 N. Richardson Ave, phone 322. Real Estate. A cheice seteotien of beta city and farm property at good figures to buyer. Also money to loam, lflss Nell XL Moore. la. C WILSON: Real estate, farms, ranches, city property. Office SOS N. Mais St. Address Box 208 Res well, N. M. Ready-to-wear Apparel. TOT MORRISON BROS. 8TOR. Outfitters In ready to wear apparel for men, women and childre'x Mil linery a specialty. House Furnishers. Hills & Dunn. icurnlture. stve3, ranges, matting, quilts; Everything you need to fit up your house. New an" second-hand. 100 N. Main. Phone 69. Tailors. F. A. MUELLER: Merchant tailor. All work guaranted. Also does clean lng and pressing. In rear of The Wigwam Cigar Store. Undertakers. DILLBY & SON. Undertakers. Prl vate ambulance, prompt service. - ULLERY FURNITURE CO. Under takers. 'Phone No. 75 or No. 111.' g People wao read the Dally Record subscribe and pay for it, and have money to buy the goods advertised In th paper. Ad. Gets Results of the first water. We want you to show it to your friends and take orders for us, as it sells itself sells at sight, and makes