The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-08-06
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u y. McaL Market
Get your Sunday dinners from the
U. s. Meat Market.
S. E. Waskom of Dexter came up
on the morning train.
For that run down feeling try an
treatment.
Fresh mackerel and bulk pickles
al the u. s.. Meat Market.
For fine high class portraiture go
to Walton the Photographer. tt
DIR. Crutcher of Artesia arrived in
the city on the morning train.
J. ]. Beall, the cattleman left last
evening for Artesia on q business
trip.
FOR sALE.-Dirt cheap. If taken at
once, q ticket to a town near Chi
cago.
Take your children to Walton, the
Photographer. He is sure to please
you. tt
Osteopathy means better health
and a bigger bank balance for the
patient.
Judge L. Goff of Hereford, Texas,
left this morning for home after a
visit to Dexter.
The Morrison restaurant has been
closed and the furniture removed
from the building.
Johnny get your gun" and take it
to Echols. He is the best gunsmith
in the Pecos Valley. st
LOST:-About 27th, white knit shawl
Finder of same will please return
to the Record Office. 20 tt.
n cottage. neat and new for
rent. Low rate to right people. In
quire at Record office.
For booklet describing the. Artesia
country, write John Richey & Sons,
Artesia, New Mexico. tt
Carl NJ. Bird left last evening for
Artesia and Carlsbad on business for
the Ullery Furniture Company.
Want to buy good family horse, al
SO single buggy and harness. Call
first house north of Schrock, North
Hill. 34t2*
Gus Reddersen left this morning for
St. Louis to attend the Fair and will
visit at Wichita. Kansas before he
returns to Roswell.
A. F. Catron, who looks after the
interests of the Tallmadge Southwes-
tern Land Company at Dexter, was
In the city yesterday.
The cattle slaughtered for me are
better than K. C. meat. They are
eastern cattle, not embalmed-.Ed
Diggs, U. s. Meat Market.
There was a negligee dance at the
Roswell Club last night. About fit
teen couples were present and a very
pleasant evening vas spent.
w. o. Marsh, section foreman at
Kenna, left yesterday for Pecos, to
meet his wife who is on her way
home from a trip to Louisiana.
Henry Russell has been at Triton
Lake for the past few days with q
party of h~ome-seekers and prospec-
tors from Kentucky and S. Dakota.
A. N. Amis. the contractor. left this
morning for st. Louis to attend the
Worlds Fair and will visit at several
of the eastern cities before return
ing to Roswell.
Frank Childs, the passenger conduc
tor who has been i'll at the Ward
sanitarium with typhoid fever. has
suffered a relapse and is i'm a preea-
condition.
The prospects for the best season
we have ever had are simply
fine." was the remark made last eve
ming by Colonel Wilson of the New
Mexico Military Institute.
The train load of cattle that Bealls,
Hall and Divers shipped two weeks
have been placed on grass in Kan
las, and will be fattened for q month
they are sent 10 market.
n. NJ. Davis who was formerly in
he lumber business in Roswell and
las been visiting here for several
weeks. left this morning for his home
d Oklahoma. Mr.. Davis has many
riends in the city who regretted to
him leave. +
Roy Bseman. who has been one of
ne Record carrier boys, Is on ON q {
acation and left last evening for /,