The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-05

daughter Miss Grace Eggers. 302.
Grand venue left this morning for
his home.
Dirt has been filled in and graded
neatly at the Carnegie Library Build
ing. This is a great improvement and
when the green grass grows this
building will be one of the points of
interest in the city.
100000 to loan on irrigated farms.
long time loans, interest payable
annually, with privilege to pay OF
loan before DUE. B. Herbst,, Fl
nancial Agent, Oklahoma, Block.
Roswell, N. M, 24tf, NEW.
MI. and Mrs. E.. P. Spencer and
daughter Miss Maude, Of Bedding,
Mich, who have been in the valley
for one months left this morning for
their home. Mr.. Spencer has heavy
property interests at Dexter, which
he secured about one year ago.
ouCCOSS IL o(dA4POO Oh O'SAJ Po>N
age. 1t is the most successful rere-
dy known. 1t makes you well and
keeps you well. That's what Hollis
ter's Hockey Mountain Tea does. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets.-Roswell Drug
& Jewelry Co.
John Measel, an old time New Mex
lean, is here from Oklahoma City,
where he is now located. He is an
lived at White Oaks. He has mining
claims in Arizona and New Mexico,
and will leave tomorrow for the
mountains.
The elegant hand embroidered par
asol that has been on exhibition at
the store of Price & Co. to be ratified
off by the Cemetery Association, was
won this afternoon by Mrs. Ralph
Dimmitt. The lucky number was 121.
The p~arasol was embroidered by Mrs.
John w. Poe.
J. R. Mitchell, of Galesburg, ILL.,,
who has been in the city for about
one month left this morning for his
home. He is a wealthy farmer and
owns several large farms near Gales
berg. Mr.. Mitchell was investigating
the country with a view to setting up
one of his sons in business here and
was very favorably impressed.
Quaker Lard, Swift's Premium Ba-
con, Fresh Oysters, Pigs Feet, Vein
erwurst, all kinds of Fresh and Salt
Meats. Courteous service, lowest
coldprices, largest stock, free de-
livery. We are the "Know How butch
ers. We are feeding the stock we
kill. Let us nave your orders.-The
Star Market. Pierce Armstrong,
Proprietors. Sst3
Extra Fine Mountain Apples
at S1.25 per box. Five hundred
boxes to be disposed of at this
low price in the next five days.
You have to hurry, Grocery De-
partment. J0yce-Pruit Co.,
Phone 40.
S. c. Wiener, of White Oaks, Lin
coin county, who has been in the CT
ty for three days or a business trip,
left this afternoon for Ell Paso on his
way home. He has beer engaged in
the mercantile business at White
Oaks for twelve years. There is only
one other general store there. Mr..
Wiener is a Democrat and is chairman
of the Lincoln county board of COM
missioners. He was here six years
ago to attend a convention.
Harry Jaffa returned yesterday af-
ternoon from an extended trip to east
ern cities where he has been on the
market buying for Jaffa, Prayer & Co..
Mr.. Jaffa is a shrewd buyer and says
that he bought the largest and most
complete stock Of high grade mer-
chandise hat has ever been brought
here. He bought some eye openers
in the line of bargains. This pioneer
concern is preparing for the greatest
volume of business this year than
they have ever transacted in any one
year.