Fruit Tree Bargain Offers From Indianapol is Nursery Co
Readable ad style item from a 1905 newspaper listing bargain offers from Indianapol is Nursery Co for fruit trees and bulbs. Offer No 1 provides ten peach trees two of each variety, two Climax plums, two Early Richmond cherries, twelve Dunlap strawberry plants all for 1.25 dollars with prepaid charges and guaranteed satisfaction. Offer No 2 delivers one dozen mammoth Gladioli bulbs prepaid for 25 cents. Offer No 3 adds two-year Campbell's Early Grape Vines for those who buy both offers, plus free charges. Includes readable local notices and society items about community events and personal updates.
District Clerk Bird Home Returns From Portales Term
Carl M. Bird district court clerk reports adjourned term at Portales under Judge Pope closed by week end. He notes no unusual cases and will bring Judge Pope to Roswell. deputy left in charge of Portales affairs.
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Evans
Probate
Portales
Des Boykin
Carl M. Bird
Best Cough Syrup Endorsement by Ex Probate Judge
S L Apple of Ottawa Kansas endorses Ballards Horehound Syrup as the best cough syrup he has ever used. Ad praises its long use and recommends purchase at Pecos Valley Drug Co with prices 25e 50c and 1.00.
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S. L. Apple
Ottawa
Kansas
Pecos Valley Drug Co
Roswell Physicians Set Visit Charges in Notice
All regular physicians in Roswell agree on visit charges. Day visits inside or outside city limits range from 2.50 to 5.00 dollars with mileage at 1.00 per mile or fraction. Night visits inside or outside city limits range from 4.00 to 10.00 dollars with mileage at 1.50 per mile or fraction.
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C. H. Hon
J. E. Neecville
Roswell
Dallas
Well
Fire Strikes G A Payne Hotel Lose 1500 In Little Rock Blaze
Roswell resident G A Payne learned of a 1500 loss from a major Little Rock fire that destroyed the Palmyra hotel furniture. He travels back to Little Rock to assess damage, plans to return in about three weeks and has filed homestead and desert claims in the Pecos Valley. Deeds filed show transfers in Roswell properties, while changes at the telephone central shift staff as Flora Whiteman and Ella Hutte resign, Belle Parker and Grace Willingham hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Payne
Little Rock
Roswell Wool and Hide Company Dissolved and Reforming
The Roswell Wool & Hide Company is dissolved by mutual consent with L. A. Hill withdrawing as A. J. Hill. On February 28, 1905 the business continues at the same offices under Herold Hurd C. A. Baker and Wm. A. Bryant as Roswell Wool & Hide Company, Inc. The new concern seeks the favors shown to the old.
City sidewalks awash in mud demand cleanup
Many sidewalks in the city are muddy and dirty, with several inches of mud covering them. The situation makes travel difficult and calls for immediate cleaning and removal of the mud.
Roswell Club Forbids Purchases Without Written Order
The Roswell Commercial Club announces that at a recent board meeting no authority will be given to purchase any kind of supplies unless a written order is issued by the secretary. This notice binds all members and departments to follow the new purchasing rule.
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Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Edwin Skipwith
N. Main St
Independent Club
Will Albert
E. Eighth St
Roswell Telephone Co
Inauguration Excursion Fare From P V N E Ry
The P V N E Railway offers round trip tickets to Washington for one fare plus 2.00 for the Presidential Inauguration on March 4. Tickets go on sale February 28 March 1 and 2, with departures from Washington March 8 and return options. Also notice: Hack from Star Meat Market to Hondo Dam leaves daily between seven and eight. John Purviance.
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Washington
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America
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
St. Paul Road
Southwest Limited
Kansas City
Union Station
Chicago
Fi. L. Cobb
Southwestern
Main St
Santa Fe
Hass
Pecos Valley Lines
Southern Kansas Railway of Texas
Southwest
Panhandle
Texas
Pecos Valley
Amarillo
A. L. Conrad
THE
Northwest
the Panhandle
A. A. Glisson
Grent
Pass
Agt
Fort Worth
Deverake Quinine
Carmen
Fitzgerald
Kalamazoo
New Prolific
Greensboro
Richmond
Ney
Frank Robb
Dayton
R. G. Story
Artesia
Alameda
O. R. Tanner
Hagerman
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
D. L. Lang
D. Scruggs
J. M. Porter
A.M. Barker
Lawton
O. T
Dr. Lukens
C. E. Lukens
Carlsbad
Pecos
Clair & Petty
R. D. McNichol
Henry Orecut
B. Shutt
Craig, Neb
John Shaw
Alameda Green House
Ened
Here
J. B. Infield
Chas. H. Flato
Indianapolis Nursery CO
Indianapolis, Ind
A. Kh. Mott
Main
E. A. Clayton
Millard Stone
Grace Eggers
R. D. Champion
John R. Duke
Jas C. Smith
Grand Central Hotel
E. N. Skaer
J. F. Deats
H. W. Perkins
Holliday
Tex
Diamond Ice and Packing Co
G. T. Veal
Points
J. L. White
Ds Turner
Nashville
Tenn
Guadalajara
Mexico
Roswell Building & Loan Association
J. M. Reed
A. L. Sumption
A. B. Penny
Los Angeles
California
H. M. J. Richards
Ayer
Towell
Mass
Bird Home
Por
Mr. Bird
Ballard
Ros
Dr. King
Osteopath
Office Lea
W. 2Nd St
J. W. Overman
Ingersoll
Dallas News
Ft. Worth
Gibbe
St. Louis Republic
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Kansas City Star-Times
Kansas City Journal
Rocky Mt. News
Denver
Dever Republican
Denver Post
Mr. Payne
Palmyra
Tel
Recorder
F. P. Gayle Wednesd
Rufus W. Smith
Riley
P. Johnston
Valleyview
Peter
J. Hockstater
Nannie B. Beals
Robert H. Kemp
Telephone Central
Hello Girls
Central
Flora
Whiteman
Ella Hutte
Parker and
Grace Willingham
Mrs. White
Miss
Parker
L. A. Hill
Ted
A. J. Hill
A. Bryant
Roswell Wool & Hide Company
Harold Hurd
the Board of Directors of
the Roswell
Commercial Club
Washington, D. C
P. V
N. E. Ry. Will
Sale
M. D. Burns
Star Meat Market Daily
Hondo Dam
John Purviance
James Clair
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