The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-06-27

Improvements. a special bargain X
,old at Qnce.-Carlton z Roach.
Wanted at once, q man to sell
Blaze Killer in every house IN Ros.
w. Waddell, Ell CAPTAIN no
tel. 1t3
Murray & Sanger do all work with
he best skilled labor. Shop on cas-
street. Be sure and g them
before you let your work. It will pay
vou.
.osT.-Dark bay horse, Z years old
mil on left hip. Wire cut on in
side of left hind hOof. Liberal re-
ward II returned to Mitchells sta
Its
Blaine Richey, Of Artesia, spent
several days in the city last week
and went home last evening. He
was the guest OF James Johnson du-
ring his stay here.
Sunday = lady's
gold watch with leather fob. Lost
between First and depot on Main
or Fifth street. Return to Forsyth
4 Co. and receive reward.
Frank Divers left this morning for
the ranch at Campbell, N. NJ, to de-
liver fifty head Of steers to D. G.
Hall. DIR. Peter will also deliver fifty
head to the same party today.
Miss Stephana Prayer left this NOR
ming for Trinidad, Colo, to spend a
month with friends. She was accom-
panied by her father Will Prayer who
will go as far as Dalhart. Texas.
FOUND.-Sunday afternoon on Main
street, a fady's watch. gold filed
case. Owner can have same by call
ing AT the Roswell Drug & Jewelry
Co. store and proving property and
paying for this notice.
Gordon Neall left this morning for
his home at Atlanta, Georgia, in re
sponse to a message announcing the
serious illness of his mother. He has
lived here for a year in the employ
of the Muncy Transfer Co.
Charles E. Rutherford, of Warrens.
burg, Mo-. who has been in the city
seven months for the benefit of his
health left this morning for home
He was greatly benefited, and will
come back next fall to spend the
winter.
Mrs. C. l.. Stone and children of
FIT. Worth arrived in the city yester-
day. to join Mr.. Stone and they will
make their future home In this city.
Mr.. Stone is the cashier of the Ros-
we'll National Bank, succeeding G. B.
McCluskey.
Mrs. Frank Childs left this morning
for st. Louis to visit relatives and to
attend the fair. She was accompanied
by her guests Mrs. Barber Russell
and daughter, of Kansas City, who
have been here visiting her for sew
eral weeks.
C. B. McCluskey shipped the small
est burro that has over been shipped
out Of the Pecos Valley. The little
burro is two weeks old and was shipp-
ed to Davis. l. T. to a friend of Mr..
M~cCluskey's. The burro. crate and
all weighed less than n hundred
pounds.
Waiter p. Turner left this morning
for Richmond, Virginia to join his
wife and children and will accompany
them to Roswell in q few weeks. He
will visit the worlds fair before r e
turning to the city. During his alb.
sence the business of the firm will
be looked after by Ross Malone who
has recently associated himself with
Mr.. Turner.
w. Aubrey Smith, SON Of w. H.
Smith Of this city. left this morning
for Chicago, where he will make his
future home. He has been employed
with Dilley & Son for the past II
months. and he will enter the furni-
ture and undertaking business at Chi
cago. ME-. Smith is a popular young
In Roswell.
A kettle of boiling grease caused
the loss of q thousand lives only a
few days ago. The igniting of q drap-
ed curtain IN the IroQuois Theatre
Chicago last winter blotted out the
lives OF six hundred people. mostly
women and children. These are only
two instances. but there r many
more. Citizens Of Roswell. protect
your homes with q few tubes OF dry
Powder Blaze Killer. Do not delay,
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