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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

ban Ia nuca. E5taba tan encaut aiora Que
Pascual tnvo la idea de arrodiltarse a sus
Dl6s como ante una imsgen de Ia divinidad.
Id oiSIdo todo, sus inqnietudes, sus descon
/ tiaIzls sus amargaras; no pensaba mas que
en- ella, nj vefa mas que ella.
Todo desaparecfa ante ell ceie IT. encanto
de su gracia y gu belIeza. Sc creia traspor
tado al cielo mismo.
Oy6ndola hablar volvi6 la realidad.
va We usted. caballero, 10 que es nuestra
casa lie dijo con melanc6lica digaidad Iris
tes restos de pasada grandeza, POGO digua de
ser envidiada. Pero tai cual es, nos hallamos
con ella sstisfschos. usted Sc 10 debemos
sC6mo2 No 10 Sc. Pero ello es one por u.s.
ted ro es dado permanecer bajo este te
cho.
No estoy versada en- cuestiones de. negocios:
pero Sc me 1gura que solo nsted ha podido
operar IN cambio tan favorable tan r6pido
en- nuestra situacion lOiala seamos tan fe-
lices cnanto sc trate de r ,berto
Pascual envolvi6 la joven en- una mirada
indehniole, con VOC simpatica, sonora.
carifcss, repUso
= 81 para tener g6nio solo hiciese falts Ia
voiu2tad, ie astguraria & u>ted la saiyaci0n
de su hermano,- seAorite; pero 20 debo pro
meter 10 que un hombre no puede estar cier |
to que ha de camplir. Este ustad seoura
sin embargo, de que encontrare fuerzas en- |
la concieneia del dereeho que nos asiste. de |
que cnando mas dificii sea mi posici6n. leios I
de acobardarme. mayores son los esfuerzos
one haga para triunfar
La seGorita de Clairef1nt hai6 la cabeza
en- sefial de asentimiento, Quesi6 unos ms
tanfes peHsstiva; lufgn suspir6, sus oios
% arrasaron de lsgrimas.
Pascnal, palido, SO adelant6 hacia ella. al
Ferle iunto asi, sonri6 y 10 dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

Era "a On q d de sus facutades, v, Dor 10
tanto' cspaz de observar Oy6 a Molejean
que decfa la tia abel:
+ Sc celeoraTa ma audieucia en- Noviem
ore, senorita, cree que a nuestro necooio
le tooara ell turno fn de mes.
d I pos responde usted de ese joven9-
preg1nt6, bajando la voz, la solterona.
-Como de mi mism1
Use ha 6iado usted2 No Sc parece en-
uada su padre.
No, nn; en nada. D fsndeci a Rober
to. ID / sido mi idea ~ usted va sahe
amiga mia, que las tsug buenas.
La tia Isabel miro con iGquietud al nota
rio. y murmUr6 entire dies tes.
Ne hace temblari
No t1vo tempo de concluir. Antonieta
SO habfs levsptsdo. y Sc dirjgfa al vestfbulo
Psscnai la s'gni0 con los clos. arrastrado nor
nna flefza irresistible. Elltbrsl Sc levant6
.moiel despereza 1dose, SO scere6 al iayen.
lie o'la, Ie miro cor sus oios nelane6liers ma
parecia0 decirl .te counoreudc. sier,tr, n,e
ONO yo, eres bnsuo. l,al fel." Y le Ia
mio IL msno n dn znra
Sae animal tau extraffoi (dijo la sef1o-
Flta Saiut A~usics): esta es la urimera yer
qua no le yro enSt mar los disutss nm ex
tren Nanca ha potiido aguantar al sef1or
De Cro'x Masnll =. A utonieta se hahfa ma
r@oo en- La terrsz'. y Pascusl pudo recrearse
cs'n su Vista euiolueceF con Ia esperguza
ue g zar d5 su eompafifa durante algunos
instantes. Admire Ia delicada blancfsra 6s
sn tez. la graciosa dndolaci6n de sus confor
nos. la maJest1osa eleg lncia de su porte /
Est oa sencliiamente vestids con IN traie de /
G cNchemlia sin aioIno alguno Onbrfase In
caOeza con una somhTiila epcarnada. nm
rsyo de sol indiscrs to acariciaDa su cnel.o.
atiendo brillar como hebras de orc los me
snoncipoa &c dorado cabello que 10 adorna-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
. DispenSema MS

-Dispensema usted. :. Tens, tapta no
ma; me olvid, de que gente r.
7 Iecobfa dose prosjguio:
-Es precise que tenga usted la bondad ia
9lsl6arnos menudo; es necesario ono roo
conozca olen, q1e viva usted nuestra vida,
para podernos defender.
ts lmpongo listed un sacriicio. nidisn.
uoie que irecuente spna casa an donde solo
IA de hallar uu anciano enfermo dos M,
Jeres sntristecidas Mas espero Que so ras;c,
nara ella, po' que es usted bueno.
Pascual Sc iDciin6 sin contestar. Tamhlo
GA de tenor de algeria, encartado al var
caan ffancamente le ADRIAN las nnartee dal
castlslo, al propio tempo asustabale nensar !
ei ihcremento que 1ba tomar su amor vo
enorme en- medic de sqnella dulce intimidad
LIS dos jovenes sc dir'gieron al salon
Al eutrar, oy6 Pascual a La sefIorita de-
SAINT Aeurice, que decfa con voz iracunda 4
-,lPero 81 no hs despegado los L. bioar ,e,6
uo na US ssivar nj Roberto un abogado
que no hablaa No, nunca me b,rs nstaS
Greer que pueda conseguir que absuergan ]
sn defandido, sino esta eh arlando dos bar..
seguidasl os horas
iebil paosada y
-Sy yo Il que be tsnido Ia idea
teman nstedes La idea es mia. ..5Y "a hns
Pascual Sc acerc6 Moleieap. sa,,,6 I'll
tnciano Ia tia Isabel. y coinpafl ,da nor
a1lonieta nasta La verja, Sc alejo.
Issue esla vista lie todos los c1ias a Ola; /
e1oi {, SO encontr6 siempre. dasda -;
'gniente. con Ell sen N de Croix .Masn;l Aia
No le gradaha eLtablar rslaei,,,.,s =.
oven ofslal 'aeS e' u
'ionss, saS preVen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

Vic en- ell bar6a nu hombre fno reser-
Vado, pronto apreci6 su merto.
Se slntlo mas atraido acia 6i, porque CO
nocla que, en- vez de rival afortunado, sra
un compansro de infortanio
La tihulferencla eueantadora con que Au-
| tonleta trataba al sefor de Croix Mesnil Sc
10 nguro Pascual la mayor de las desgrs-
cias
Su alma ardiente hubiera prefsrido verla
amante sborrecedora, mejor que insensi-
| ble.
Oomprendi6 que ell baron amaba a la seno,
rita de Olairefont, que no abrigaba ningn
IA esperanto
hi pellgro de Roberto era ell tiltino lazo
que ie unia una familta entire la cua habs
s"naao v1vlr feliz. Ahora sufrfa en- ella,
So,o 10 ITecaentaba en- oG:nplimiento De ~
ucper. Oon sus delicadas paahrss dc ala
oanza en- obsequio del defensor de su amig'
con rennado tacto, conqdist6 de6aitlgs
lenIs la Voluntad de Pascual, de bueus 10
taeron amigos
Era un especta ,ulo interasante o que of5s
" Ian los dos 16venes al laio do Antoniet'.
FfeL q sacs de ella hasta adorarla; el uno,
amao'e, hno. lg RI, disimulaba sus sf72to'
con una gracia nrtaral correata; et otro
s0Vero, hursn do, habfa momentos en- que ex'
ei"n9s III lres animal ban sns ojos, dAoia
laba.
0hsndo Pascusl en- este estaio de Amino,
aaos rienda suelta, sus psnsamentos, uns
1ohtracelon singular de los parpsdos, J IA
sesIo repentino de los labios, daban Ia dso'
houlia de la sen orita de Claire font evtrahl
grsvedaf
srecl no oir 10 qls se hab'abs en- su al
reaedo hnhlecase dich que s6io eseaeh ibt
una voz que en- el fondo de 81 alma SO impo-
hia oe una manera irresistible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

pre-, y ,hlaba con vcz debil Ju1ta aI an
ciauo estsba 50 hi a sus pies sema1sute
una eaAnGe, Sc hAilaba a3ostado Ell Il ieIfsi
mo Fox. Il It's Isab- /, eucarnada como uUa
| amapoia hshlba sin puDto de reooso. y
entire tanto, Pascual buscaba en- vaoo al Sc
nor oe Oroix Mesnil. 49, eucoutrarfa en- el
castillo, habria regresado Evreux2 An
tonleta, triste grave, prestaba escasa aten-
clon 10 que habiaban Ell torGo suyo, dos
veces noto PaScual Que la joven lie miraba;
peTo no So atrevfa alzar la vista.
No es IN snedo % dsof } IS,rA c;erto
que me encuentro On esta sala a su Iado9
Despnes de tanto odio desprecio, shabr6
cohseg gnlco veneer sn raprg lancia7 va una
Fez me dlo la maDo, shora me abre las
puertas de su casa. Estoy juuto a ella, la
Veo, respiro ell perf fuIne que de ella se des
preEde. 8Sera verdAd tanta dicha. desnu6s
de hsb9r sufridu tanto9
Fefo una somb:a oscurcoio su ess fntu
5Eca PHscual Garv%i ian q Qnieg1 recibia, Y
aqnien estre ,ban ct ,sarl.r t., la roa,,.s
aNe era mas bien 81 d, f4Csor d. r to. II
pcdertso dtli auxillar, cuyos EFF .eizos de-
Dian ccGtiIbuir a salVar al heredero del titn
10 de la casa3 No Sc le recibf>; SO le tolera-
ba: he sqrf toco tY qGe opinion tenian
tormada Do e'f JQfe b ,hia detras de aoue-
ia hgura proT'@ ce la g~Dfe bicn naefdas
Qulzss un il o. leo desprscin hStia 81 reneg =
do, hacia el tfaid T. Q e1 ss.be 81 este
mismo instante no pens. Attonieta: ..IMe
slrvo de Il. Zero te deSpreciol''
De proDto slptio que Il corsz6n Sc Ie en-
sanchsba.
JQle me importaf (persO sEs aeaso
por eltos por QRienes he reSuelto dasligarme
de t0dos lnS l@2ns que me imos1iiau lenar
mi deheli IN h,,iio-scaso tr..r Of. Dor mi
razon, por mi couciencia por mi hoDra
lQae pisn9en, pues, 10 que qnierani
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
FOIL TIN c5a)
JORGE Ohm EFT
Ell GRAN MARGAL
.nADUoo1oN DE J. DE La oERDA
CAPTTULO XII
(COntin tG0ci6n)

chimenea, en- una silla que le cfrecio Anto-
Meta. III castillo no Sc derrumh6 sobre Ia
cabezs de este Osrvajan que Sc convertfa en-
hneped de Olairefont. La antigua mansion
seHorial le reconocfa como un amigo &c
mostraba sonriente y hospitalaris.
Transcurri6 ell primer cuarto de 'hora de
esta vista sin que Pascual p1diela reeobrar
Ell imperio sobre ST mismo, nj yer claro los
ob1etos, nj apaciguar su cOrez6n palpitante.
CoordiDaba dficilmente las ideas
En aquel salon, adornado con ensambla
1rss de MADEIRA divinamente trabaiadas, la
q IBERIA con t6nues rsyos las telas antignas
de les muebles. y convirtiepdo en- foco lumi-
90 la aFafis de Venecia suspendida del sr
tesonado del teeho. pFoducfs extrs flo coutras.
to de luz y sombra Jsrdineras cubieftes
de flores ocupsban lss veutanas er fre1te de
Ia chimenea eetaha crlGcado IA piano, Gu
bierto con IN gran paflo bordado. s ntado
en- an gran sillon, el marques sonreia STEM.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
/. 5ASSEDAS
AGHN0IAA BSOoLAR

e0noc1mnto del pals donde
uvenud la
y en- barcelona donde famis
ndrn enaef v1gfiar digr los esudiantes que
instruction ecundaa
81 oslacis nedane nodico acceptable annual
o1eZco pu padres
w. n M eenoran los oveaes amigo les observe
tss anme CUE les scitud
nsz.S @p&acsones aectrosas d@l hoeafd domestic,
u e. e.&crC. -f F0~SeA
- H.-s q Nonda Sen Pcd.o 70 II RARnErna1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
Los 5ssfroscgatos ns6dscos css4fossos
.n.A ess,.u~::1ss~ 20. ,,xo,

cos e9eSceca0 Ga este efss.f@si
CorsiRcan: cue han corarrobatio "a ~n Is
pSzetics oscisI. ya en- Ia Fsarr{er:@y, evesante
Is epide0aia var solosz rai1Rnsa sn saGs siu-
dsd, 4 oicaoi& sY2oo1 tsst&S9as .3ei virus
g.cu0o rgo@sdenls dei iastitst.o ID Vaec
asei6x ds don Santiago s3el5o ingtalado at
AreGtso oaio 81 dira4ct6n. Dsszizss eus {;
no ga1ct Se :. 51eeE&.a 3s> zu sc,zss7 ie.z1kgGI5
= ae-snl1o sstuGiEo, ta cs:2ssguid1 psrfee-
55nsx 81 nivgi do .sa Ex4s.l5ate.s EasoYaos
,lscsiGc ds is viYu8a tas.sts+ 81 sxtrem0 ds
ao6sz ssegIrsg = afr1nar lcs Gus saaoTiben,
re en ests pos)sci6u ha psoduci2o tsa fs-
ioee resuEtsGog rs ob5enido ean lison3aIe,
s5sEaotcT1o Y bzillan4e ayfzo, gUe Sc han
roceeguido con So e-np'ea = propagation 81
syksrnin4c Ia Is YiFQa!a Gae aSsrrorizaaa y
3iezr1ana essa ps blseisr assde haos d:Tz
oobo EGases. ~ v@el.E9dc pr erde los: in
frascrltog eD pz5licar---,0 rar aeIo poT me-
'1io Go Is pTesar.te eiro ,srsa tasoo'a2 por "A
prsnsa peri6d3cs 6ei Fsts ser n<nesario-
4rs IA Iinfa vacCna exti sies de ID taEnara
del precitadn institute e. supArscs = prafa-
rshle s too&s lss 6en<$s usSo:s en IL Isis, in
G!uso la ds Lcndres, Gus Sdfst;os4aen
rs f!sdo meier ; rnas resrl:adc, hGata 81 ax-
tyenlo de ha5er coDseSui0o Is ss<sgsssdscs6N
ascssGs en- IN noyenta ror eiantc. 7 para
cue consts = valgs Go1Es sonve1sir pudiere
: aon Santiago 2eiio sspidc Ia prssensa 81
E3Dee II Go msyo CO 1855. Bassasas
ts:scrsses-Es. CoTcAaGo-Cs. Essss6ss-LlT.
Eass2ssS-Isss. C6Fy1ifsz*-11e. FaG&l Esas--Ig
Eafea Yosf e5ss.EE5sz--Jl+. aEs<4ss 1glcas
u. II. <s*>sa t2Gss.ssee-ZSr C<zsas<ass i
gxs1e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
PARA OARRETERAS

&c Uc'sde casa asitad de so calor, sssso md
qs1sssa ttt4rad0ta de psedra nsessssda para ca
ryetssGs, con sss calgera densGs psesas, GA
ssssy bssess estGdo zss aartsssete de yepssesto.
~ qs4e ia :sssesese pssede dsr:gsrse q d0n Ro-
bay5s Graham, 81 essa csssdGd.
Pos4ce. Esarero IL de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar
ros la picaz6n que producen las erun-
clones on 81 cuerpo. Ee el verdadero "qui-
sa-doiar Sc usa en- friccionss go spli-
ca en- osheats G os distintos
Vendose sn Ju Ea~Dnaz-barrio de Hato
p' ereo-c& d.. inventor s. lsmente.
Msyo 4 i@l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04

ara mas ntorme drgrse sas Consgnasarios plaza
BREGARO Co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
BreQaro G. co.
E5aga Poesce, Puerto Rico.
iAUsUBO! iAUsUBO!

Vlgss do 4 5, 6y5x 10 alfsgfa,
ds 3. Rstantss de suauho da S &7 va
rsa. sz~tido genersl de maderss de |;
Elorids, tsblss de- todsa elases deukg
eSsctos para coTsatxuec'en.
L. p. DoRrA s. c.
la7s-Po~oe Novtac,brs % IL 1884
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
EMILIO CABRERO.

CtetA "Comcpc6ns" Mdsos.
Podran
este apaao
funconar.
Doctor don Martin L
don Martin Mas don Gado Gonzalez
n don Pedro Bras don Julio Agostn
de Las Mar Sebastian; Leona
do Reco de Adjuntas
Ponce, Febrero de 1906.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04
ROBERTO GRAHAM
n2GMNIERO
PONCE r. R.

Agente autorizsdo para Ia vent.
de las famosss tttrhlnas hIirSulIcas d.
James, Lefel & Cs, y de las Bounha:
gemelas automobiles de Sgs:th. Vail
q C::, para slifnert&cion automatic
de calderas dc yapor CON agra ca
uente y de condensaciones.
Pdanse cat4logos { :nEorrya=s.
Ponce. Tuilo ge ie x2os.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-04


York;
de Ponce Myaguez Aguadis rego
p &.
del edhcio
&c aParato funons complete fsca
adjunto gb1do eundo
otrodpata a
Los f
quintales.
Favoedo que suscdbe aIgunas 6dnes. para
del
los aP encargados 81 aguu hacndado uzar
cosecha
de
de
Of IS de Fbero M
ecadoras de solo Ia uzs
Iauvamente moveas
aquinas de cabaos
de bueye a prcpie
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28
A Sad Suicide.

]. Heineman committed suicide this
morning by taking morphine. He was dis
covered i'll at 2 a. m, and DR.. j. M. Cum
bingham was summoned, but the patient
was beyond all medical aid, and life left
him at about noon to-day. Mr.. Heineman,
wife and two young daughters came to
this city about one year ago, from Poca-
tello, Idaho, and took up their residence on
upper Seventh street. He was unfortun-
ate in securing employment, int despond-
ency 9 financial matters is the supposed
cause OF his rash act. At the hour Of going
to press, it is not known when the funeral
will take place. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed on every hand for Mrs. Heineman
and her bright little daughters.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28
WIN Go q Denver.

The Las Vegas Military band has been
honored with an invitation to attend the
Feast OF Mountain and Plain at Denver.
October 9th, 18th and sth. Their travelling
expenses are guaranteed, and they have a
chance of winning one Of the three prizes
offered for the best band in attendance.
The first prize is $500. the second 5000. and
the third 500. While the boys, OF course.
will have had but little training for a band
contest, there are those who have faith in
them enough to expect a very creditabls
showing in Denver. They will also have
the opportunity, while there, to select a
half dozen professional band musicians to
play With them in the contest at Albuquer-
que, II that city does not bar professionals
in the contest they have advertised for
their carnival Of sports.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

Mrs. D. L. Miller, of Mt. Morris, Ill, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. s. A. Stndebaker,
of this city. Mrs. Miller and her husband
fave but recently returned from a tour
around the world. Mr.. Miller is the author
of several books, among which are, swan
dering in Bible Lands,' "GIeanings from
the Orient" "Seven Churches of Asia,n
etc. Mrs. Miller is the author OF a book
entitled "Letters to the Young from the
Old World" Mr.. Miller has also estab-
lished and supports at his " expense a
mission in Asia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28
Some Late Iranafera.

Trinidad Romero and wife, and Serapio
Romero and wife to Guadalupe D. de Ro-
nero. consideration. 81; conveys part Sec
tion 10, t. a. I. %, east.
Abran Martinez and wife to Teodoro
Pena. consideration, sl22; conveys land at
Las Dispensas.
United States to Alexandra Lucero, pat.
emit for part section is, t. IA, r. %, east.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28
Estrav Notice

Manuel Armijo, Of Ell Cirrito, desires the
public to know that he has 10 his posses-
sion about 900 sheep which came to his
flock, Sunday. September both, without an
owner, but bearing the mark K. The
may have same by proving owner
ship and paying for this notice and the
care of the sheep.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

Rev. Geo. Selby will give a humorous
lecture entitled, "English as Spoken" un-
der the auspices of the ladies' guild Of st.
Paul's church, October 9th, at the Tamme
opera house. Admission is fifty cents and
tickets are on sale at the drug stores.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

Mrs. L. Hollenwager has been successful
procuring the exclusive sale of the cele-
ated Beifeld cloaks, every where famed
Tor style and quality. Place no orders for
your winter wraps until you have seen my
extensive and beautiful assortment OF
samples for ladies, misses and children's
wraps. 276- ct
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

Francisco Gonzales and Petra Martinez
were married, this morning, at the old
town cathedral. The Las Vegas brass
band, Of which Mr.. Gonzales is a member,
furnished music at the church and at the
reception which followed the wedding, at
he residence of the bride.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

all tho qualifications required for the ad-
mission OF other states.
We commend our present delegate In
congress, Hon. Thomas b. Catron, for mia
able efforts In behalf OF the admission of
beneficial to the people OF our Territory.
II. ". TWlTCHkLL,
Chairman.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

The Atchison. railroad has hauled 244
carloads of melons out of Rocky Ford, Colo,
this season. This would make a freight
train a little more than two and a half
miles long. The melons devoured on Melon
day would have stretched the train to
three miles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

The report of the assignee Of the st.
Vrain Mercantile company has been filed
and an order has been issued authorizing
him to sell the store at Ojo Bonito to w.
b. Rohman, and the stock OF liquors, IL
cense and saloon fixtures at private sale.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

. o. W. Isensee, who recently arrived in
the city with his family, to remain indef-
nicely, is a vocalist of considerable note
and will be another valuable acquisition
to the musical talent of Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

The Bryan silver club meeting, last
evening, was as large and enthusiastic as
any meeting yet held. DR.. George L.
Gould and Judge e.. s. Wooster each adj
dressed the meeting very ably and elo-
Quently,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

W. H. Harlow, grand lecturer of the \.
F. and A. M. lodge, will give instructions
to the local lodge tomorrow evening. All
Masons are requested to attend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-09-28

Remember the jubilee concert to be Civ
en- October End, at A. o. U. w. hall, in
East Las Vegas, by the A. M. e. church.
There will be plantation songs by the jubi-
lee singers of Tennessee. and an exhibition
of contemplating before the war. Tickets
are on sale. Twenty-Five cents admission.
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Band practice every night this week.
The boys are preparing their little pieces
for the Denver contest.
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Butchers Liquid Polish and Reviver, the
finest and best floor varnish for sale at the
Id town Hardware Store. ID. Winternitz.
279.m1
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Divine services will be conducted in the
Synagogue, tomorrow evening at .
o'clock.
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A good load Of 16.inch wood for $1.00.
281-1St. ID. q. CooRs.
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Melinda Hesser has secured a divorce
from Richard Hesser.
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For parties, concerts and s%ocials, rent
Rosenthal Bros. hall. 50-s-tf
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Macbeth Water cures stomach
troubles. 209tr
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Miss Ella Bloom still remains quite ill.
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J. BiehI, leading undertaken.
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METROPOLIS MISCELLANY.

Hopewell letter to-day.
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The burro ate The curtain.
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Mrs. Richard Dunn and child came down
from Trinidad, last evening, and went out
to the hot springs, where Mr.. Dunn is re-
cuperating.
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Misses Mary LaRue, Beatrice Atkins and
Jeanette Richiey and Herman Ilfeld re-
turned Saturday from a visit to the Misses
Head, at Watrous.
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ssssSyN THE NOMINEE.


49, -sdings Of the Republican Terrific.
"na' o'o' faventlon. Saturday Afternoon.
United StaV -
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SILvER's CAMPAIGN.
keeney Says Something VIII Happen to
Surprise the Old Parties.

keeney Says Something VIII Happen to
Surprise the Old Parties.
New York. April s.-George p. Kee-
ney, the organizer Of the American Sill
Yer organization. has arrived I'm New
York from the Pacific coast. He has
just completed his work In the inter-
ests OF the bimetallists OF the West. In
an interview Keeney said: ''It will be
a great surprise to the two old parties
when they discover that many men
whom they supposed to be monometal-
lists came out unqualihedly for blmet-
allism and free coinage. Since I left
California have covered all OF the
manufacturing points on the Atlantic
and within month representative
merchants and manufacturers from
Philadelphia. Boston. Washington and
New York will meet in this city and
take steps to negotiate for the reor-
ganization OF the national financial
policy, with special reference to the sill
yer question and free coinage.
Speakers will be sent all over the
East TO educate the voters. while the
West and Southwest will take care OF
themselves. This will be the great bat
tie field OF the silver men. and we will
give the old parties the greatest con-
test they ever had. Our presidential
candidate will be either Don NJ Cam
eron Of Pennsylvania. J. G. Caldwell OF
Missouri. or Senator Tillman OF South
Carolina"