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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15

WOULD it not be a good idea for the
Legislature to pass a law to prohibit
such Matchmaking crusades as that
now being prosecuted against Gut
tenberg by the Board of Control.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15
An Active Centenariap.

Special to the Jersey Citv NsUs.
BRIDGEToN, Feb. 15, 1892. Mrs. Nancy
Chard, of Port Norris. who is 103 years
old, walked from her nom to the Baptist
Church., a distance ofone mile, Thursday
evening. and took an active part in the
services, walking home again. after
ward.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15

SENATOR McPHERsoN's activity in
securing benefits for his State is highly
commendable. Recently he forced
through an increase for the public
building at Hoboken and last week
he did the same thing for Camden.
How soon will Mr.. Mcpherson be able
to do something for Jersey City9 The
government building here is wholly
inadequate to the public needs. III
the Congress can find money for I'M
provements in the smaller cities it
certainly should be able to do some
thing for Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15

Senator Barrett and the Water Bill.
Tomorrow, ID is announced, a hear
ing will be given by the Assembly
Committee on Municipal Corporations
on Mr.. O'Neills bill defining the
rights of the public in respect to the
supply of potable water in the State.
Senator Barrett, in pursuance OF the
infamous policy, first adopted by MIR.
Trier of Newark, has just smothered
the corresponding bill introduced by
Mr.. Hudspeth in the Senate. He has
not given his committee any oppor-
tunity to examine it; he has not held
any hearing on the bill. He has not
had it examined or discussed in COM
mittee. He has simply put it in his
pocket, and that is the end
of it. In other words, MI. Bar
rett assumes to legislate for
the State all by himself.
LEGISLATURE be ID" is his motto.
What is the Senate to him? 1t is a
mere machine to endorse the laws that
he favors. We wonder the dignity and
seif-respect of the other members OF
that body do not make them discipline
Mr.. Barrett as he deserves. In fact,
If he in his present course,
expulsion from the Senate, or at least
suspension until he apologies and
makes amends, would not be too
severe a penalty for his misconduct.
1t is fortunate that the Assembly
bill is in other hands than those OF a
Newark ring politician. There will
be no strangulation of free spe ech in
this quarter. The people of Jersey
City, whose rights and interests are
Immediately involved in the bill, will
have an opportunity to make them
selves heard. Then, if the bill is lost.
it must be through the votes OF the
legal representatives of the people,
and they will have to take the respon-
sibility of defeating it in the full light
of publicity; they will have to take
the full responsibility of voting against
it in presence of all the facts and ar
guments which show where justice
and good policy really lie.
When the Assembly bill goes up to
the Senate, we hope Mr.. Hudspeth
will see to it that it is referred to some
other committee than that OF Mr..
Barrett. He can draw attention on
the floor to the INSCRIPTIONS conduct
OF that gentleman. He can quote Mr..
Barrett's own bravado announcement
that no power could get q water bill
reported to the Senate. He can APP
peal to the personal pride of his fell
low Senators as well to their sense OF
Justice. There are two distinct cues
tons involved in the fate of this meas
ure. One concerns the merits of the
bill; the other, and it seems to us the
more important for the moment, is
as to our methods of legislation.
Are our laws to be made for us by the
Legislature or by the chairmen OF
committees? That is the question for
tile people of New Jersey to consider.
Are we to be the only State i'll the
Union where the will of man or
the clique behind him can of itself de-
termine the fate of laws affecting
the public at large?
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1899.

This ape is democratic IN principles
and is in dependent IN its vaeaos on ~
local questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15
PIE

Oliver William j. Kerr, ex-County Judge
at Pueblo, Cal, and q former law partner of
Counsellor John DENIM, is visiting him at MIR.
Denpin's home in this city.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15

IT is to be hoped that Jersey City
will be well represented at the hearing
tomorrow. 1t will not do to give the
Newark gang an excuse in our apathy
for killing the bill.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15

"AFTER Blaine, who?" queries the
Trenton Times. Well, it looks as
though all the Harrisonites were after
him pretty lively.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-15
y asthe Boxes Rented in
. New York for S..

The Vaults are protected by
every device and safeguard
known to the business. No
Vaults have ever been built
which surpass these in eonstrue-
tion.
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
CAPITAL. $500, oOo. 90.

SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
CAPITAL, $500. 900. 90.
CHARTER PERPErUAL.
Presfdent-ABRAHAM Q. .GARRETsoM.
Pee Presidents WILLIAM II. CoRBIN
ROBERT sEWELL,
treasurer and se~cretarv-GEo. W. YOUNG
Counsel WILLIAM H. c0RBIM
Advisory counsel-ABRAM Q. GARRETsoy
G1LBERTCOLLLNS, WLLIAMD EDWARDj
1aHe 09ices-JOHN OLENDORE
BoAkD OF DIRECTORY.
Aofom @ 1drretsoh John D. carscatteM
f'eoe'fcs Linn John c. Benson,
sHo'tes 4. oofo1M Spencer Weort,
rr@.tN Seeoens' Le VAT Pan RuskirA,
""H4"ns Z. Bttnasted, Henry Lembeck.
hdpard D. c. Young. Earle Easley
seo'se0 1e'*ans, William Il. Cor5in
hobert aetceH.
% Montgomery Street.
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Magemetac 0~oriHr'ften fir Grtper
bEta oe9 Gtraerredaf9.

Sn 8e0efonte, Ba, bat Elm &i6ter
et1en iungen 9eutl9en bic Nusitellnng
Der 8iirgerpapiere berneigert, neil Der
lelbe auf cine at ibn g~eftelte 6rage
eingeltattben bate, baB ct Bic Ser.
Staten Goltltitution ni6t geleien babe.
Der ebemalige @ouperneur Curtin bat
bieie ri9terli6e @1tf6eibutg alS u1gez
iebli6 %erfldrt, neil bas Sbergeri6t Der
Ser Staaten mod niemals enti6ieoen
bat, baB ein 8emerber ltt bas 8iirgerz
re6t Die Ser. Staten Contribution gez
teiet baben ml1B. Sroboem fDnnte
gegen cine iol6e Nnorbnung farm ein
gebenfen erboben merbe1t, tpenn ie allz
gemein blr6gefibrt miirbe, ben1t ein
Manr, Der 8iirger Ser Ser. Staaten
tperben milf, iollte tpenig1tens bic 9aupts
@ruroidbe Der 8erfaHung berfelben,
Die gu beoba6ten er etbli9 gelobt, fens
men. Sa bic Ser. Staaten Gpn1titl1=
tion III ale Spra6eu, mel6e in ben
Ser. Staten gefpro6en tperben, iiberz
febt iDprben 1T, 1T fpgar iol6en 2euteu,
pel6e bic englif6e Spra6e ni6t genall
f@enrter, @elegenbeit gebpten, ii6 nit
ben 8rnnbIdben Ser Ser. Staten be-
faint su MAIDEN.
Die S6wieriafeit liest in Der Sbatz
fade, baB in Solge bes Mfangels getall<
er ge5egli9er 8e1timmunge1 bic &i6ter
BET Serleibung Der Siir9erpapiere ei1e
groBe MiQfir ~entfalten. Sn ben meiz
fen Salen itelIen 1ie 1ur bic Srage,
ob Der angebenbe 8iirger bic fir grz
langung bes 8irgerre6ts porgei9riez
bene 3eit i'm 2anbe 5ugebra6t bat, unb
ltelen oattn Die Naturaliiationspapiere
aug. gin5elne &i6ter bagegcn itelett
NIT ben 8emerbern ein f6rmli6es Ser
Dor at ul1b begrbren BON benielben Ell
ne, tuertrt AUDI MIC geriltge &enntniB BON
politif unb Geographic bes 2anbes,
SteIe ulglei6e Sebanbluttg 1T eine
unbiligfeit unb 1ngere9tigteit, benin
por Dem Geiebe folen ale 8iirger
glei6 ietn utb beBbalb Die @rlangunQ
Der 9iirgerre6te iiberan at bic glei6er
8%ebingungen gefniipft iein.
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bic 0frinchnnn.

Bel raubem Better tn'S 6reie ,u seben, tritt ntat iebr
bdufig tin, aber 8iele ron un5 iiub hdufig genbtbigt,
5h bdblihem Wetter au8juiesen. Srlutbetter, mel.
3eiien pes SaBreSS teidrzntf' DuS it abatIufe, bes,
batb ipute fb In benz gRanei6rant ieeen 9auies etpoa
beiinpen unh spar waS2 Mt&t Elm SepbhnIiGes 0iet5s
mittel, fem aaeS feblt auber bic aufre8erbe @i9en=
i6aft, lpnbern Elm 9tdparat,~ has BEL ietnen itdrtennen
Gigeui1aftsn ba5 6brperipitem in milper Neiie frdf.
tist unD bierburf Rem aDrper an Gbeiter sesen ne nn=
btlben Der 9%Bit.sruns iricerItanpSfdbt9 rndht. 9rle.s
te:'s Maserz Bitters Bat tret pber pter Gisenlda item,
tte fein anherer dbnli6er Grtttel teiist. IS bebt midi
aletn bic 9eiben, pelte eS ihlteBlt6 BELT, eS fenist
aud eaS Spnem sesen Rte 'hlimmen @tnflie beS
Wttte~rungsreniel5, iDel6e Ih nur gu oft nit tbctli6er
Wtifnns In 5prm Der @ripre seltenb MAIDEN; eS brinsi
et1eu totaten umidrrun3 in eem gtldpdAten 3us
fannie zines Spitems berpcr, has beicnterS Der Sc.
fabr zines Nnfaas pen etcfer arantbett aus9elest II
uue es Bat Rte Gtgeni6ait, bic ~GSefabren gu beiettisen,
ipelhe pcn elmer geridledierung res SluteS une rpH
nncrtnrugen rer eeber ant Ter gereaaunSSorsan
frpben.
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Snnotrurttt.

Wer an 8anbwurm leibet, ienbe fir
mein &abifalz Mittel. Seine
9ungerfur erforberli6. Mein Mittel
lit lei9t gu nebmen, ielbit fir 2inber
unb i6md6t ni6t ben a0rper. Ga
rantie fir @rfolg. preis $3.50. @lei6s
seitig berlenbe i6 bas beriibmte Seras
nnioerial S%eilpfafter, 9iibnerauSenz
unb Waraenphater,> Catarrh Snuff,
Pile Ointment. fotpie meitl unfeblba=
res Neuralgiaz2 Ointment. Ibrefe:
%. Sell, &utin, Seras.
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Wm. Muth,s

Carte NJ un6 &on3erts2ofal
auf benz @oupernmentz Siigel, eegems
iber BON @ingang gum 8~arabeplab.
Die Snfahen BON 4uti6en uerben bonn
garroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
Nufentbalt I'M @arten. @rober bors
siigli6 Dentilirter Saal. Smportirte
Meine, feline Mbisfies, 2iqu6re, fets
ppr5iigli6es Bier /; feline @igarren. { e.
ben Sonntag ga d m II a g b o II
4 ubr ab 9 o Bes 6reis &on3ert
q benbs 8aIl. Sas 2ofal itebt
Bripatgefeli9aften CUR 8%erfiigung.
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mebr a1s
10000 Yeriunen ge6eilt
Smrd Die $eilmittel bes
A.. 4. Meyer,

belien 9tan1e in gang Siios unb Mittelamerita
olrd Die ipunSerbaren SeilerfpIse, ipeIdse er
er5ielt Bat, beriibmt seiporbea lit unh Der
G~mpfeblnn9en berpprra9elber 2e1te aus alien
Sbeilen Der Belt teiitt. Yrofeiior SLEEPER
ltartmt Gus Grabien, ulb bic Senntnib Der
giseniAaften bei(frdftigsr &rauter, Burseln
unb 8litbcn bot li4 felt SabrDunberten in
ietner Gamilie oererbt. Taulenbe BON 3eugs
ntlisn, pel@e Sebermann sur Ginlidt often
liegea, beitatiSc,1, peld.e ibsrraidsnben Seils
erfolge er II pielen SdGeu, bic bon berpprs
ragsnoen aer3ten fir bpfnunssIos erfldrt
%purber', %rr5ieIt Bot.
Utanner nnb Grauen, bic seldb,nt ldienen
auf 2ebensseit unS 3u biI1ofen 8rippeln ses
wrrben tparcn, baten bur@ bte wunberbaren
9eilnlitteI bes PrpfeHors ibre 5eiunnbeit wies
oererlanst unb weipen ibm ibre Ssgenss
niiniAe.
Sic 9eilmittel bes 4roieiiors Neper furi;
rem f~clgenbe 8ranf6eiten: &heunatismns
naS Sdtuinoiud)t, Sdpinbsl, gtieren=
itDrnneen, Saftenipeh, eeiteniteden, 8atarrbj
sei4featli9e s@wddSultdnoe, gQtbntu,
8ronaitis, 9espepiia, uuperbauIidfeit, Sra.
senleioea, tpeiben Slub, @dmprr1oioeu, ST.
iteln, 2unsenleiben, SaIsz unb aunsenIetpea
lei Srauet 1tnb &tnbern, GIdenmarffranf.
heiten, Srtgbt'id3e Niereu : aranfbeit,
efrOpbelr1, 8leidiuat, @vihwillte. Sunpps
tens, MaIarta, 8opfpe9, @Ibiu9t, gaubbeit,
Nuetl4ungen unb ole sebeimen &ronfbsiten.
@ertififate @ebeilter aus ellen Sbeilen Der
Nelt liegen BOT.
Srofeiior SLEEPER fennt bic &unit Der Mai.
iase aufs @rinplidite unb perfist iiber ma
tiirli@cn Masnetismus, Der bon beilfrdftiaiier
Birfuns tit. 9as Gleftriliren msittelit appas
rats tpirb bon Jpn mad snifienI9aftli9en
@runbidsen aussefabrt.
Son aisse3eidneter &raf. CUR 9eilung e,t,s
s'ipur5elter Seiben iiro Die aus ben @len3en
erprobter 9eilfrduter bereiteten B1ber bes
Erofeiipr Sleeper, bod mitiien bteielben, ba
ibre Sersituns srober Sprsfult bebarf, islbfs
peritanoIi9 porber beikat iperben.
@rpfsfior @feber garantirt, bab bic Don
ibffl perobfoleten 9etlrtIttel ~tetnerlel Gtft ocer
ionitise iddplide Stpffe ent9aIten.
Sc ioa bon @rptenor Meber feinesipees
ben pOrbanhenen tiidtisen 9ter3tea 9tbbrud
seiAeAen er mill MUIR bieienigen gatieuteu,
luel6e ale 9terste seb5rt unb periudt baben,
o9ne Salfe gu fitben. seine Silfsnittel PEI.
fen Ssbent, benz lbcrbaupt nod sebolfen tpers
ben farm.
Spre@ Stmnoem:
Sill ubr gormittags, 1-3 l1br Mad=
mittags, 6-8 ubr Mben6s.
PROFESSOR meyer.
Gde Commerce. Mnb Naparrp Stro6e,
eine 1reppe bod.
l. -. O ~i
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Sic bette 8elegenhett, 5mnt @eidadfts
tttatttt nusAebtlDet au tperten.

Die ein3ige 9anbelssN fabemie i'm
Staate Seras, mel6e man als cine
@nftalt eriter &laiie be3ei6nen fantt, 1T
obne Srage bas bieiige "Alamo City
Business College. Sbren 9lnipru6 auf
cine iol6 bobe unb befonbere Stelung
fam Dieie Nnitalt auf lire ipitematii6e
@intbeilung Der beri6iebenen Separtez
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung err
fabrener unb tii6tiger 2ehrer liegen,
baiiren. Gei6 illultrirte aataloge per=
ben auf @uni6 iiberall bin frei per=
ianbt, %. 6. NJ II, 9ireftor.
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ag% @er ipirfli6 biibi6e unb ges
i6madpOle SobsNrbeiten aus
gefiibrt, glider gebunben ober
auf Seitelung angefertigt baben min,
Der tpenbe li6 al Die beltzausgeftattete
9ruderei unb 8u6binberei bes Sibz
meitens, an bic
Solution Srps. Nrintins Co.,
26 Solebab>S trabe, San @ntouio.
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Bay- Gei9baltigeS Eager BON eles
gauten unb bequemen Sauss &6den unb
bon Weiten in Der gansen @tabt bel
$. @. @bams 8, 237 OitsSOuitpns
StrQBe.
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9emtSdbc SpbsCffice.

9euti9e, ioipie englii6e Druid Dir.
beiten merben prompt unb biaig Der.
fertigt BON SObn g ott, SO
Norb BreazStra &C. Nuftrdgt
BON u~uBerbalb erbeten.
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\. S. GpQins Manufactrrinn

60. @o. l, 3, 5 unb Z OitzSoufton
Strabe, bat bic 9rOBte 4usmabl in
Wiabz, Pferbefraft=, 9ampf= unb
Sanbzp lmpen aler Nrt unb poraiigz
li6iter aOnitruftion: @afer : &06ren
aler Dirt nebit 3ubeb6r I'M GroB urb
&%leinbanbel. SDbraulil6e &ammen
unb Winomitblen aller @r6Be gum
pumpen unb Mablen iinb bort gu bas
ben Dber tperDen auf Seiteaung beiprgt.
GroBe Nusmabi in alien @rtifeln nnb
biaige preiie bel gebiegenfter auss
fiibrung,
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g. u. & u. g. 8abm.
Mbfahrt.

NU U W
Na6 @alpeiton, 9oufton ltnb Guerr
tdgli9 um... ..-.....9:55 Gorm.
Na6 CORPUS @brifi, &odport unb See.
bile tGgli9 I'm 80 Na6m.
Nad &errpile tdgli6, ausgenommeu
S%onntags, um..-......5:00 Na6,
@nfnnft.
8on 8alpeitOn, 9oufton unb Guerr
tdgli9 UNI -.-...----6:40 Mbenbs.
Son CORPUS Gbriiti, &odport unb 8eee
bile, tdglih INN. 1855 Na6m.
Bon &errDiQe tdgli9, ausgenommer
Sonntag5. AS 8prm.
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9emtidb Gngliibe gAalc,

0dn MntoHtn 2eT1S.
@nerfannt ti6tise 2ebranftalt fir 9naben
anb Mdbden felt breibis Sabren in roger
Nirffanteit. Gprtrefiide 9ebrfrafie unite,
beipdbrter 2eituns. Der sngliidm Sprade
nirb, ME Der beutifen, boQe &ednung ges
trasen, anBer6em llnterriht i'm Spanii9en.
GinigermaBen nnrbereitete Sdiiler finben je.
berjeit aufnabme. Nabere auSfunft ertbetlen
Serr S. Sroos, grdiicent bes Sdul @or.
tanbes uno 8 m. 8arbed, DIRECTOR ber
anitalt. tufp-
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Spmtbern Yacific : 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Na9 STEMS Orleans, 9Dmiton nnb Gal=
be5tpn AS 8orm. unb 9 100 Mbenbs.
Mnfunt.
8on 9temzO Orleans, 9oufon unb @al=
pefton 700 Born. unb 4 :05 Ha9m.
Nbfa9rt.
gfa6 San Sraneisco, 81 paio nnb
'@agle paB---.-.---..4:35 Na6m.
@nfunt.
Son Sun Srancisco, 81 Yaio unb
eagle PaB ...........8:15 8prm.
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Saruter,

tpel9e Neutrality-suspicious. gu fauz
fen wiini6em, foaten ii6 at SIPS &
6aarmantm etlben, um beren err
ftaunli6 nieOrige Saarpreiie gu err
fQhren.
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Gine beimiide Snbnirie.
@eD. ManSrp,s 9ampf , aaferei

Man bort hdufig, baB beimii6e Sn=
buitrie-na6 Dem Spri9morte: Ser
propbet gilt ni6ts 1T ieinem gater=
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt menig
anerfannt pirb. Stun, BEL SEQ. Diam
brp's 9ampffiiferei 1T bies ni6t Der
5aa. SIN @egentbeil inben bic ga
brifate Der Gabrif reiBenben Nbiab unb
lie 1T nit Nuftrdgen ni6t nur BON bier,
ionberm bon iberaa FER, formli6 iiber=
bduft. Ser @rfOlg Der groBartig ein>
geri6teten &iiferei lit fein @ebeimniB.
9err Manbrp 1T ein Meiiter in ieimem
Sadie. @r bat ME barauf getpartet,
6aB Inn ausmdrtise aonturrerl5 suporz
fam, fonbern er i6nitt iie itets ielbft
ab, inbem er bic neueiten Mni9aHungen
mafte unb bic neueiten Mai6iHen aufe
ftelte. Seute lit er fir bic bebeutenb=
fen Nuftrdge in Sdliern, 8otti9em, @is
ternen &c. eingeri6tet unb ale merban
ie prompt ausgefiibrt. Sie &iiferei be-
finbet 1i6 10S unb ITO MuftinzS traBe.
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Reg~ Serrenz& leiber merben mad
NtaB inter Garantie bes guten SiBens
augefertigt BON $. 80. adams,
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Observation-Disclosures aler 4rt,
bauptid6li6 Pfliige gu ben niebrigiten
8aatpreiien bel
Sips & Saarmamn
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Giitnbabn Tabr Ylan.
S. & 6. %. @abn.
MbfQhrt.

Sad ct. Souls pia Sron Mountair
ober SO. 6. &S....5:4 AS Mprgens,
Na6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountair
Gorte e--.........6:00 Mbenbs.
Na6 Sarebo. 8orm,
Mnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, SrDn Mountain & 81,
6. & S..............9:35 Gorm,
Son st. 2ouis, Sron M}ountain & 81.
6. &S............10:0 Mbenhs
TDr SureDD :35 Na6m.
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sar Menn man bas Geueite in Ser
renzS otlettez 4rtifeln unb Serren=S ems
ben feben mill, 10 aebe man su $. %.
q ADAMS, 237 Sf=9outpnltraBe.
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Sirfii6e 8aber, $40 Sritte Strase.
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Bremen lit febr bequem fur Geienbe selesen uns
bon 8remen au8 fam man tu Iebr fur5er 3eit
gaweis srretasn. Sic snsusamrisr hes Mors..
beutiden 2ippb finb nit b~efpnberer Q>eridfiGttsuns
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fasteIe sebaut, tabeu bcbe 0erbede, pprsnsli1e @ens
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Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21
PERSONAL.

Max Tyron is down from the
Springs.
A. Mennet left for Springer on No.
Q this morning.
Mrs. Kate Taxson left for Wat
rous this morning.
E. Romero left for Bado de Juan
Paiz this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Troutman left
for Trinidad this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo Jaramillo left
for Romeroville this morning.
John Roberts killed a nest of five
skunks under the street car stables
yesterday.
NJ. Z. Allison, dealer in butter and
eggs, of Hutchinson, Kas., arrived
last night.
Mr.. Mathew, of Little Rock, Ark,
is here with a view of locating. He
arrived last night.
Superintendent Young, of the
Wells, Fargo Express Co., passed
through this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shields,of this city,
has been notified that her pension
claim has been allowed.
Mrs. II. Moses, sister of Mrs. L. J.
Marcus, her two children and Sarah
Sanders are expected to arrive from
Trinidad tonight.
John Keene, II. Thompson and N.
E. Hord brought in a fine lot OF
horses from Tascosa, Texas, for
Brown 81 Manzanares Co. last night.
Rev. Benjamin NJ. Roebuck of the
Church of Christ denomination,
preached at the First NJ. E. church
last Sunday evening to large aud
fence. He is an earnest and elo-
quent preacher.
Senator Carran, of Los Angeles,
Cal; A. McKnelly, manager of the
Soldiers homes, and A. w. Barrett,
superintendent of the i. A. Cons.
Electric Railway Co., Los Angeles,
passed through for New York this
morning.
Chas. Swaggart, A. Miller, Boysie
Brasb, Jules Daniels, Arthur Cava-
naugh, Abe. Dennis, Joe Holman,
Ed Brennan, Walter Sporleder and
Herbert Milligan, all members of
the Aztec club, were out serenading
last night.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21
RAILROAD POINTERS.

A son of Mr.. John Hanlin is very
sick.
Surveyor Jones left for Ration this
morning.
Roadmaster Raymond went out on
No. . this morning.
Roadmaster Maloney, of the Mex
lean Central, left for Trinidad this
morning.
Edward Dunn will be here on
Friday to put Gypsum mineral i.
e. felt and gravel roof on the round
house.
A burnt bridge near Sands station
caused the wreck of the freight train
yesterday and the delay of last nights
passenger train.
The railroad car men elected the
following officers at their last meet
ing: Joseph Kennedy, chief; Geo.
Biser, past chief; w. Rodes, vice
chief, r. r. Rogers, recording secre-
tary; Eugene Crown, financial secre.
tary; Harry Biser, guide.
Conductor J. j. Smith was consi-
derably bruised up in the wreck yes.
terday, and Engineer Ross and his
fireman, just jumped in time to save
themselves from terrible death
The boys say that if the wreck had
occurred during the night all the
trainmen would have been killed.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21

Only Is cents per week takes it,
or rather, you can take 1t for 10
cents per week.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21
!. H. STEARNS,
THE PEOPLES GROCER.

The funeral of little Henry Meiley
occurred this morning. A large
number of sympatbizing friends were
present and the services were beauti-
full and touching. The floral offer
ings were many and beautiful, noti-
ceable among them being a pillow of
lilies and tube roses with the words,
"our Baby" in immortelles. Mr..
and Mrs Meiley have the sympathy
Of their many friends, in this, their
sad bereavement.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21
Call and get card with direc-
tions for making A. 1. Coffee of
GRAAF & KLINE

Are you going to the ball?
What ball?
The grand ball at the opera house
next Friday night, for the benefit Of
the San Miguel county exhibit at the
Worlds Fair.
Tonights passenger trains are bull
letined on time.
Kansas City meats always on hand
al T. w. Iayward's.
Don't forget the Worlds Fair ball
next Friday.
Soda water of all flavors is flowing
at the west side postoffie news stand,
today, for the first time.
Rush at once and secure bargains
while you have the chance at the
Golden Rnle Clothing Co.
A farewell party will be given to
Mrs. Eliza Eads-Campbell tonight at
the Montezuma club rooms by the
Whist club.
Just received at Max Tyron's Del.
monico meat market, prime lot of
fresh white fish.
The Romero Shoe Co., will open
up with fine line of boots and
shoes in few days, at the Plaza
hotel block.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
revel in the joys of a strawberry and
cream festival and sociable sociable
tonight. Alas! we are not Gin it."
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-21

Just received fine assortment of
Vegard Laneslow Curry ties in b K
and L L widths, at the West Side
Shoe store. q. V. Hedgecock, Agent.
+. ii. Schultz, the Center street
boot and shoe maker, has just re-
ceived a big bill of Brown, Desnoyers
81 Kendell fine goods. He has also
increased the stock in his repairing
department.
There were six candidates Initiated
this afternoon in the Royal arch
chapter, and the ladies of the Eastern
Star give ball and supper at the X.
of p. hall tonight, to which all Ma
sons and their families are cordially
invited.
Decorate! decorate! decorate! fot
the glorious Fourth Of July. Albu
querque and Ration are to the front
with elaborate programs, but we
must not be bluffed out Of celebra-
ton. Celebrated celebrated oele
brate!