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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-31
RedOndO Railway
COnpagnie Generale Transatlandqus.

FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE.
GOMPANY'S PIER CNEw) NO. AZ asSzsu.
~ North river, foot of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit BY
English railway and the discomfort of crossin
the Channel in 8 small boat.
LA CHAMPAGNE, February 9th.
LA NoRMANDIE, February 18th.
LA BRETAGNE, February goth.
LA BOURGoGNK, February 27th.
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York
J. +. FUGAZI d co., Agents. 8 Montgomery
ave. Fan Francisrn. 100 tt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-31
,gar Works,

California Vinegar works,
655 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near A1ameda and First streets, 0ne-half BLOCK
fRom electric Hight works.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-31
Attorney at law, 1926 Montgomery s.
Some Hirh Priced whips.

]. ]. BUEHLER & CO., PHARMACISTS,
247 e. First ST., Los Angeles. Price, SOC. and |
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-31
PROPOSALS

J. K. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03


h tS.4t*t44.f lft1 ;Q1 elzfI=tNAIl WIN
" " ttlkS} f" III: "
. I'M i: III never
*>:tlzQ11t:l Alf zicr 1sn>Ws.*
j kE}Al l,4Sk III III l.' t' * III f :: ~.:.. :.
5uul1ll1nte1 unfl the en-
reror tt:I'iar&t}el i4=t 1li3 Satl a1tliyA
wh Hre it'll .iti 1nfn'rni4g for;:'.: :: ::.::
T. 'Krall.. yot1r .lliglztrs., " nevcr
Thought of=nskin:<. i. i hut n the=. kutwa.
knows. sl1All usk l1i1tl. H.: II:
j. But tAe kotWal coul*l not tell. No
more could 1h: policeman. but Ilo would
ask the lattcr, r: 81: /: = Vt ~ ="* WI. :
''Who III this Sat1aaniyA we art all il,
mourning tpr:' thu policeman inquired
of tho u1tttr. T.: . :~~
"1on~~yon-do -~ not-~1nean~~to to-say
~~y"n~art-na mourning oaduutiyat'
he srAn1u"re4l.
"Ie4. | ALI. '.n1 10 is the kotwal, aud
the vlzieE. and the emperor i. ->-. ..
"Dtar. dtar: Whatever will become
of me- cried tilt potter. In mourning
for SadAlniya: Why-~Sada,niva il my
donkey! youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03
GENERAL MOURNING.


Until 1T %vn. Discovered WIN the Great
>nttat1tya Was.
The Hiutlf.>. If not inventive. IL Il cAl,-
ital imi,ator. und not without IL wit Il.
refined .I> anything to be found H.n<llE
English speaking people, a> In plain frnul
story related by 1he Rev. J. EVEN.
Many years ago, when the Mogul e1t-
perors reisned in the imperial city Of
Delhi, Il policeman, walking alon: one
of the streets, met potter in mourning
"Oh, potter, for whom do you ,nourn?'
he asked
'sSatla1niya." was the reply
"Dear, dear! Is Sada,niya dead" cried
the policeman, and he hurried Oft to the
corner where the BARRIERS sat plying their
trade.
s'Shaye my head and beard said he.
II a1n going into morning for Sada-
miya.'
Shortly afterward duty took the police
man to the kotWal-chief Of rolice~-and
at once the kotwal asked for whom he
was mourning.
For oatlamiva, that i1lustrious per-
son.
"Ah, dear ME. Il he 1ead:' exclaimed
the kotwa1. "Well, we'll, all die in turn:
Gull the burlnr.'
Presently the kutwal had OCCASION tn
visit the vizicr. who waS surprised tu set
him In mourning, the 1norc 80 III het1i't
not know thnt my Of his fa1nily wer. i'll.
"Who is ,lcad:' he inquired.
"Alasl Your honor. the illustrious,
high minded and dignifled Sada1niya
has been called away"
"Oh" exclaimed the vizier. II AM
sorry to hear YOU say 80. What loss!
Will you please call the barber::''
The barber ca1ne. and the rizier went
into mourning, Duty took him into the
presence of tho emperor, who was
startled at llis changed appearance.
"Who Ia 1ead<" he asked.
"Your highness, I grieye to inform
you, but TINT sublime custodian of good
ness, of honor and OF learning, Sadamiya.
has been taken.'
'Call tbe barber" said tho emperor to
bis attendants. md soon ho was mourn
ing with shaven head. When he ap-
pcared before the empress she inquired
"Who Is dead?"
"AlasI that | should have to soy 1t:
Sadamiya is dead"
but who is Sadamiya?'' she asked f2+r:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

]uStn,$, Nov. l.~-Ttc t.tlIHt,ee u
ff"t i+@h rtttr Kti}Et:1tt: str'@rtt u44II~
tahttlsiy Wltt, t1,t tit:wnf4II :nf The
I4'Httt'ti ttil'' tetttfoi b .nt, t. likely III
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81 i*'1'~ 1t ti,. 4-IlttHttt,1,. Itel}t,ur~ ~
~ t*&& ent ett: 1t. I'll .tt~tfr n1tt. 1,tt+t,
c'trttt4t ttrf .in~- .tl4+- tts.ul.t-. failure
"t.= AtiI~!'l:'a3d III :>e{,'rtuI.r Iu.t
'tutA l1t tl4u ~ rft-titt+u Mt II 4tirttt,4r
Ut -!,n't= t=at,It.. rs :+ntl ~. ,tittr. Il tt.=
lAhtrAtt.r t'tt*ty ttntay urt vt ltl,lti ~
es*'4 ~ ia, - VII" Il ~: Er>t|y t,r~tti>.t.
vi E;nt 1,i.+ work Wnt41$. t,- the wA -,
kh'u It III th~ l,i-;nry VI such t,fl4>t*,
lnt :ottt:ltt fet",ver >nfd vi :thiA> y
H'rt1t''4< that the "tnlety ttnt ri HE
>h'tttf'"ltt~r~ nud rtui*o . ~ ,3l3,Nt1,
" 'te tt1t r*~st W. l.iuH Wu< unly Etht,
tkhi. t'.4+. ,i4s'.t*A *e~ sin,t.t,t.tt t. !:
49,. ~ A,,e' w r. I'll Il ~ @=rl,t'>+s' in
IT, k',*Ad >te~-tt> t'ut ia,yt %tIyAti:,1 i4t,-
>h'4W : -! tt't\ W~fr I'tutnttlv tttt4e,
t~.>, ~: 81 l>>>2,tj >',nd ..en> left lo
three 't'ttI,:t',e> whlc', .,tt NOW In
litIl '1ns1tH:. ll,tft Ntttvir,u ally n,,
ftt' t-'t:E*, III. r: b. l:jE t>nl< e5,t;l' l4t
s'E',' "ttl. *hith III: t,,tttA d. tjt.ipnty
al E3.Wl0ihA'* l't't tulf Ut til" u:otir>
j "tt. Lieu ieut up ~ 1t"thinX to tier
! t'Ats: ttr't-, i !. ~e- al t,t>urt~ il. tt.5k
a'"'''t ! 'lt p's>l4.Ir:: rttotistrsts1.n. ot
the >''<:irt>, tnr tt'trr W*4 nottl,l,x ii
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

. -. '
Fft*n t*Etrr w1i'tr',* hy Mr.. Ada
+ Hurt. "f ttrAtrn. = p. w+ quit:
''Wt~ taken v&:i1 n lstd. IL ~, VII: IA
~+'sAttd rll n,N Lungs, tttt,x'1 -~t H., Ht}d
.rnat]y~ *t.'tnt'hntet in t.on-nu1ttl2n.
#, 'tl'~ d 1: :.'e4e Eu>".: tn++ ur, r*>1.E t
t:::.,lt! ,iv+ hut. +. :si1urt Time. g,xe
:ny~elf ~ to ny ~Hvlar, determined #
| *"tl'ht nn =tA,~ with my tfItn'l- on
+af.h. w'uItt: n,.t' ':y "lt**t;s:* .'ttt*
atn'v+. Ny t.'.l,t d W nt>l.ttt ~
vi nr. k'ng'~ New Discovery FIR ct>D
-,tnl1 tit.lI+ t"uHt1>: :Hnd chld~. / gave
ita trial. l,,ok ,n alI erbt btttl+>; ,aas
,.:ttsl mr., and tftHs:k (io.t vim 1iow ii
vel and hearty Nnn,Ati>' Tri' | hot.
sle ire u3 ". Il, :@av4xt'- Drug S:.rt:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

4 pigeon fancier of Ham1nc, in West
phalia, made u wager that q dozen
bees liberated three miles from their.
hives would reach it in better time
than q dozen pigeons would reach
their cote from the same distance.
The competitors were given wing at
Rhynhe11,. a village nearly d league
from Hamme, and the first bee fin
ished quarter OF Il minute before
the first pigeon, three other bees
reached the goal before the second
pigeon and tho main body OF both
detacl1ncnts finished almost sinful:
tfmeously an instant or two later:
Tho bees, too, may be said to have
been handicapped in the race, hay
Ing been rolled i'll flour before start
ing for the purpose Of identification.
Yankee Blade,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

Tne hour Ut uuou having arrived,
tue board &o,k rttes4 until 2 n'eluck
p. ~.
The hoArd It .4.unvttleti at = u'c..ck
=. m., ns ptr ltct ss taken, with same
official pe1uon= rresett ~ ut mornings
sessiuu.
The following re solution was ul1rretl
by MIR. Mckay, who moved Its adup~
ton:
Wher -ss, LENA LIscom WAS assessed
for the year 1862, for eight nurses, val~
ued at 500, and seventeen stock cattle
valued ut $272. and whereas the board 10
now convinced and have information
that she owned but two head of horses,
valued at $50: therefore be 1t resolved
that the treasurer be, and il hereby
directed to abate the assessment Of
said Lena Llscomb in the sum of $422o,
and further that the clerk furnish the
treasurer with Il copy of this resolu~
tion.
Adopted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03
CHOLERA AGAIN. "
= IT, =. ----~---.-- -.
7: :lte Dr@aded Di<e&@r Appears
/. !" "...=>:. A.. on the {: oaSt from the " =: !: !:
::==*: Cr1ent.
.::+"".* :.
Nine Sailors Quarantined fl
=. Port Townsend-F earfu1 i.
. Ravages in China.

P"hT TOWNSEND, Wr~h.. Nov. -
N'it' t tue cr+ " "i he American t,a,k
t. l"wl 4, w')icti arfl:~d t+r+ ka.ur>
t1n> rom China wt.ll ut cIrnranc or
IT, Altf' t'atrts And having lM t twu
niett "u hr voyagt from clIn err y err
todnv transferred 10 the .tunt4,1e
>tr;ka'+. Th' t"rk was lift III ,.t.,r.t +
tf Capt. Miller aud mate,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03
Vote for Helena for the capital.


Good looks are more than skin deep.
pending upon healthy condition Of
all the vital organs. II the liver be-
inactive, you have bilious look, II
your stomach be disordered you have
Dyspeptio L<ok and If your Kidneys
be affected you have a plnched Look.
Secure good health and you will have
good looks. Electric Bttters In the
great Alternative aud Tonic acts directly.
Oh these vital organs. Cures pimplaaa
blotches, boils and gtves good COM
pjexion. Bold at w. E. 5avage's drug
store, SO cents per bottle. +
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

OFFICE or THE COUNTY l.Ekk.
~ Ct+sIEK t',u<TY.
Al1lt~ tttt, Al.l!t., NV. |, lSU2
Ti.t M'a1u Vt county commissioners
Tor Cust~r county ntt In sr+ciul tes~
s'oh ut 10 "'cl'rk u. t1,., due and legal
1tntice l1afinK heen given.
Present.:
w. =. Smell, chairman of bourd.
w. n. Haynes, member uf toArd.
J. r. Mckay, member OF hoard.
Sheriff. by deputy.
a. H. SwerihKer, clerk Of hoard.
The sheriff duly announced the
u,tetinE
The following bills against the
unity we1e audited by the hoard, and
the t'lrrk instructed to draw warrants
for saint:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

EASc"uvEk. K. t., Nuv lad
Wits fty tt.~ China 'nniI say tt q rnyA
gt~ IT cf,nt"h nj Chung King are NJ.
thtt'lrp. D-utl4. ther~ aIe.stlf,,nt+ 4 ut
fr''n .oh' II" 4',tut,. The ptuuIt
leaving l.t4 T At ttl3y tItnp H,e r.t1t.tr+u
t" carry tA1 With ttrir .,an,e aud Ut,
d a.. III, It.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03


" lptI |t,ty he 60 ty:,tlt+t,t ti.
- ~: stt*I' he* {t1tit:*+ ',t ,tt l,t IL &
rvffN toNts*tlf, y III kfat1tttf At,t, It'd
WA n }u+'~t*t; TO It'd. t1t+ =t);5iIti hi il
rth*nn,stle tiiDt !: " " " .:= " J: ~ => !: +:
= l'' tt'l'uWlf1g rt*~s3,,lliot, "wt{. f)ffnr1 /
t'> Mr.. Ha, n<s, WIN 1iirvtd it, AI0l:+
1r,i -: *" II: =
!: Wte,tae; ii. 4. Smith wA~ ~ 49,. i!
Tor tft y.ar lb3@ ou Ier-pnui ,,t,: rett::
VALUED at $1G3. and, wht,e,-. n
>mi*t IA "A .tttu, V' DawHnt. county.
aud i'a~ no Et-rtoual property H. Il -
t'ulH: +ut ert tn taxation, thereto :.
't 1t f-hn.vrd: ttat tie treasurer IT,,
and te i- hereby directed 10 ahate tie
a~>~~+tnent IF said Fl A. Smith ,t} ii.
sltni ut $l15, and further, TINT hec1ei L
furnish the treasurer with IL cory t
this Restitution.
&Adupttd.
The clerk wts Instructed tn adver,
ttse t'r bids tor wnnd (1rS tr,ayj an*i
coal t"r the h1rt ltnuse and cor hou ,.
for The period 1T one year. Buds "
bt stc+tvtd up tn T. o'c1uck H., Dvt
9Th, 1532. Bddrts vii! t,e turn,st., u.
wl'ts IL III A.tIcie~ t., by ui. on q j.
apV:i':a ion. TIE ttuArd 1e.,.r+ts tt-
rl* TT to t+jet, any ani saii 11d..
Iht 1t'l|owttk h.tl. W~f HOW aIluu.l1
au" th* clerk 'tl-tlut trt1 IT, draw Wa:
rAnt> tor ~*tl,t:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

Girl with astonishing; +; tt.:1>i'iI>$1 Bur.
glars il broke into 1fle> l,t;a,@c~-tw wo ON
EN-: they're there now: our kitchen
chl1nney*s atire a11 we unit got no water
in our we'll; fathers away an mother
sent 1ne ont All tole INC to bring home
tho first man met, 50 please come home
with me, quick!-Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-03

':'' NO .I0F{hFF 17l97E1e@* UV11taflNK T J.
''"rt s'n ]nu n+:ti site lii. i: ..::.::
S1%f"."f Nont4''~,} - + =: :: :
tt'''itl 'f C'a"t~f, =, j.: II:
| hereby ctr+tty thaf HE io.eguli,r :
!. lnil, Hue ANT curft G. *ynol,~ls OF IT,:
,,'',>* ttti.i@~ ef the htta'tl ot stzn;;;:: !. !.
f.sr custer County,,
NJ "li AIM. ut t1Itlr s;'+cial ~, ting held
ou th- 1T Il ~ Ut Nuv+u4t+r a. u. lSD:2,,
gt'ther with tit nt nils ii Alitsw+<i.:
III ~lt1t~~~ ulref+n' tt;4vr l.tf+uuto g
'e my ht.d aud a'}txtu my official
-+*t thi- 251d day nj Nnv+ln.s,er \. T..
leG3. 4 Fl SWENDF1UEK,
. >-hl <*.uuty tttrk. -
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

Mr.. Lobdell went east this morn.
ing.
G. M. Taylor left for Ration this
morning.
Miss Emma Newman leaves for
San Bernardino, Cal, tonight.
Miss Nora Sullivan Howe is the
name of new waitress at the Depot
hotel.
John Scullan, a machinist off the
Mexican Central, is here visiting
friends.
Ed Dorman, brother of Engineer
Dorman, arrived from Los Angeles,
Cal, THIS morning.
A tourist was robbed yesterday at
Peach Springs, Arizona, of 500.
On account of this, the tourist and
palace car was searched at Albuquer-
que last night.
Jas. b. Irwin, who came here
about five weeks ago for the mud
baths, started for his home in Topeka,
Kas., this morning, after having been
greatly benefited by them.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
PERSONAL.

Henry Helm arrived this morning.
Rev. Hyde arrived from Springer
last night.
J.J. Hanson left for Kansas City
this morning.
-. Duffy's family went north
this morning.
G. S. Wilson, of Denver, is visit
ing friends here.
Surveyor General Hobart left for
Santa Fe last night.
w. II. McBroom leaves for Fort
Sumner tomorrow.
Mrs. f. IL. Sears and daughter ar
rived this morning.
Walter Wright arrived from the
Bar G. ranch yesterday.
w. Hadley passed through from
Lawrence, Kas., last night.
IL. A. Marcelino and G. y. Gill
lion left for Socorro last nigut.
Judge Sloan and Fran Chaves
returned to Santa Fe last r;3ht.
Van Han, celestial OF .ocal re-
nown, went north thus morning.
Geo. j. Clarke is here for his
health's sake, from Richmo d, Va.
Mrs. Kline left for Colo ado this
morning, being called there by the
sickness of her husband
G. d. Goldsmith, L. a Hughes,
J. w. Scofeld and A. ii. Marley are
registered at the Depot hote.
f. il. Pierce, superinte ident of
the Aqua Pura company, returned
from visit to Kentucky last night.
Rev. w. J. Foliner lef' for Trim
idad this morning. Their will be
no services at the A. NJ. E hurch to-
morrow.
Fred Grant, son of U. 5. Grant,
went south night before last. He
got into a poker game and lost his
"wad" but went OF as merrily as
ever.
NJ. a. Brisby, Santa &c; f. A
Hubbell, Albuquerque, j. K. Wood
burn, Matt Calhoun, Watrous; E. B.
Franks, Trinidad, registered at the
Plaza yesterday.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
Decker & Smith have their siphon

Decker & Smith have their siphon
module for measuring the water
taken from ditch, in operation OPP
posite the Presbyterian church, and
it is a good invention and worth
visit to see operate.
1t is somebody's birthday on Mon
day, but as we are pledged not to re-
veal her name we will not mention
it. However, she is the handsome
and accomplished daughter of a
prominent business man, aud there Is
to be a card party at her residence
Monday night. Who is it?
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
Blank books for sale by Mrs. NJ. j

Owing to the number of Peep lie
present at the Moutezuma hotel last
night and the absence Of a floor com
mittee, we could neither obtain
names or costumes of the merry
dancers.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19

Furnished rooms, Old Optic block.
Two good unfinished rooms for
rent.
South bound passenger trains are
on time.
Three hats and a beaver overcoat
were lost at the Springs last night.
Fine Side Saddle for sale. Inquire
at this office.
A special car passed through last
night with forty soldiers on board
en- route to Fort Wingate.
Hot peanuts and popcorn in any
quantity at the Eagle Cigar Store.
The election of chief Of the fire
department will take place next Mon
day. Messrs. Murphy and Oldham
are the candidates.
The choicest meat to be had, at the
lowest market price, at II. w. Hay
wards.
WANTED-A man and wife to
work in small family. Enquire at
this Office.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
THE BALL.

The dance at the Montezuma hotel
last night was one continual whirl of
pleasure. The naughty patrician and
the hard-handed mechanic were pres
ent, but each. sought its distinct and
separate point of attraction and
formed nucleus there.
Some of the dresses worn by the
ladies were costly and superb and
beyond the descriptive powers of any
one but Worth or Demorest, but we
only saw two pairs Of golden slippers.
The gentlemen were dressed in the
latest styles, "perrect in every partic-
ular," "quet in harness" and graceful
in movement.
Prof. Miller's orchestra played
some beautiful selections during the
evening.
A few young men, after the supper
was over, attracted by the beautiful
evening breezes went out to serenade
the stars. Having procured burros,
and tuned them to the same pitch,
they gin unison "Home, Sweet
Home" and eve Won't Go Home
Till Morning." and many other class
ical selections. An ak not being
easily procured, they were allowed
to continue their harmonious concert.
n.-s s-sP-
Regular weekly shoot of the Las
Vegas Rod & Gun club
A. QuinIy.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
\. Jilson. ....11111 IOl1 1-01100l III lie
T. CrisDell. ..OlO111O11l-100l1 GLIB
r. Oldham. ..OllO1IOI1111 1I11111l-lG
a. Matlock ....11111l1l1l11110lll1O-ls
MatI6ck wins the badge.
A. r. QUINLY, Secretary.
-~0a
Miller q Bernhart, now use Kan
sas City meats.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19

If you want nice bread and cake,
go TO the New England Bakery.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19


Household goods for sale cheap. at
the home of Rev. +. S. Brush: car
pets, bedroom sets, chairs, tables,
sideboard, stoves, etc.
Today is "Pan de Sabado, por
Dios," with the unfortunates and
beggars among the native population.
They are modest in their requests,
never asking aid except on satur-
days.
Millinery. Ladies, please call and
sec the trimmed and untrimmed hats
Just received at the leading millinery
establishment.
MRS. l.. HOLLEwNAGRR.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
GLOVE CONTEST,

Between Billy Lewis, of Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, and Happy Jack, of Las
Vegas, at 500 a side, to take place
at hall over old Optic Office on Man
zahares ave, at 0 P. M, Saturday
night, March 10th, 1892.
Also two-two 4 round glove con.
test between two well known heavy
weights and two we'll known light
weights of Las Vegas.
Admission, 81.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
GOOD AND CHEAP

One car load Ri ver-
ST de Or ang es.
One hundr ed Boxes
ancy Lemons.
One car snowf | AXE
Pot at oes.
Two C ar s f ancy Kans a s
h ay.
TIE n ar s choi &c gr 30 n
native hay.
0na car fl Ell d and
gar d en- pc DIS.
We buy Il bull k and
pack al ! our s Q Q DIS
her o i n Las We gas
900, 900 BIS. extr a
CT an n at i We oats.
AL l XII nds Of Pr oduce.
Everybody buys FIR ON
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
GRAAF& KLINE
MARCH OF SPRING.

Nature, heralding her triumph.
Trumpets forth the march of Spring
From her gold and purple chariot
All her legions following,
Weaving chains of flowers from sunshine,
Strewing them upon their way,
Stealing colors from tho rainbow,
Casting them ON virgin May.
April poureth healing waters
From pitcher in her arms;
Lovely Springtime's sons and daughters
Revel i'm a thousand charms:
Eyes of heaven, lips like roses,
Crowns of glory on their heads.
All her legions, decked in posles,
Have forgotten Winters raids.
Natures scattering her laces
And embroideries so rare,
Giving Earth a thousand graces,
Making her supremacy fair.
All the gods in yonder glory,
Fall i'm love and welded are
Though they dare not tell the story
To our joyous dancing star.
Butterflies their joys are winglng,
Which to tell they never can.
JOY the merry birds are singing;
Swell the chorus creature man;
BE as joy birds, sing your gladness.
Take the praises hosts above:
Joy has rOamed the earth In madness,
Embraced us all with arms of love.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19

Miller & Bernhart, now use Kan
sas City meats.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19

When you want a good hotel go
to the Plaza. The only fSst-class
hotel in New Mexico
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
TERMS CASH ONLY.

Stock most complete; everything
goes at soc on the dollar, at Eagle
Cigar Store.
Caution, all our goods have our
stamp. Eagle Cigar Store.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
LETTER LIST No. II.

The following list OF letters remain uncalled
form the postofiice a. East Las Vegas, N. 81
for the week ending March 10, 1892. Persons
calling for these letters please say "Adyer
tlsed."
Austin, Edw G kelch' Mrs
Curtis. WV Member, DR. Hugh
Cruikshank, Bruce Martinez, Jesus Ma, .
Gallegos, Mrs Juan Shlrman, q
Hunt, ore smith, Mrs Fannie
Hamilton, Sophia Short, Chas l.
Hilgers, Mrs Eliza Wilcox, +
Williams, Miss salie
"A H. ROBBINS, Z. NJ
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19

Don't forget glove contest at hall
over old Optic Office, Saturday night,
0 d. m. March 10th.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
GLOVE CONTEST,

AT hall over old Optic Office Satur-
day night, p. M, March 18th.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-19
HOT SPRINGS HAPP. NINas.

Mr.. r. w. Hyman and ramlly left
for the west today.
G. Nj. Miller, who has been at the
Montezuma for some time, left for
Chicago last night.
1t was extremely noticeable how
many young men wendell their way
to the cars before train time.
a great many hats, as well as
their owners heads, were sadly
mixed up after the dance last night
When you appoint another recep-
ton committee, appoint parties vino
will introduce the strangers, and not
allow them to be under the painful
necessity of introducing themselves
or making themselves wall decora-
tons.
We don't think that Mr.. Billy
Lewis will be knocked out in IL
minutes, Mr.. Blackman.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-10-08

bin, calling for - pittancs q 911-
0OO, 900, and then lost sight Of that
He wants to go back, claiming that hiD
experience win enable him to find Il.
Senator PETER was also modest
man. He could not forget his years oe
toll at smother mans desk. where. a
editor, he culled exchanges. and there-
fore held himself down to three appro-
priation bills, calling for 81. zoe. 0OO. 900.
The total appropriations asked for.
inclusive of fat money, by these men,
was S47, 16O,51O,O 600, all of which was
to be covered by paper money that
would soon have been as worthless a.
was the old confederate money, which
required $50 for a loaf OF bread, and
5000 for pair Of boots.
But then the money was plenty a.
long as the printing presses and the
paper supply held out.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-10-08
KANSAS RAILROADS

The railroads have made rate Of one
ana one-third fare for the round trip to
Topeka, to cover the democratic confer
ence there October z.
A peculiar accident occurred at Fort
Scott. A Missouri Pacific switchman
was riding on the end of car which
passed over torpedo, exploding it. and
the shell struck him in the abdomen,
making painful, though not danger
Gus, wound.
From Atchisou: Frank Robinson, q
freight brakeman on the Central Branch
railroad, was run over BY the tender Of
q locomotive at Centralis and received
inju-ies from which he died q few hours
afterward. He was very we'll Known IN
Atchison, having resided here about all
his life. He was young man and had
besn engaged in railroad work les than
q year.