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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Children's Suits, made in Refers
Hr and plain Double Breasted Jackets from
mi, Brownsh Grey Mixture. Very neat look
ing. and still more. serviceablc good suits
for every day wear. The sizes range to
age 1G. Think Of it-only Sxty-Fivc Cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
MEMS SUITS.

For Mems Suits, all sizes, made from
navy blue material. A bang up suit for
"a ~:
10 get the best apparel possible on a bed
rock cash basis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

4 stdent Mckinley several days ago
Epf ee i the Spanish mission to Repre-
|sahtatiye Hit. Of Illinois, chairman OF
a rs Committee on Foreign Relations,
Who declined 1t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

Tor Ch.ldren's Suits. made from Brown
lsh luck washable Material Refers to
as inclusive. nicely embroidered Plain
oaeNe's al me way up to age 16 Wonders
never cease. All of the good no,nte ~
merit In this suit that it viii ever he nne.
sible to get for the E.ghty-Nine Conts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Youths Suits, made in stylish three
button Sacks, neat designs, MI sizes to
S347ssa IL Su rs s 'ss s :s sz
Forty-Seyen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Mems Pants Of wear we'll fabrics,
1-a very neat looking and built for solid SER
g1y, vice and general satisfaction for the man
or toll These extra good Pants for the
Seventy-Fve cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

ssslBsseecausea Chicago man claims to have
/ aseoY 81 ed the means OF turning base
meta into gold, the Washington Star
s'ssasyss that making money out Of nothing
.Ihsaa y lways been q fayorite ambition
IFst Chico go. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

~ Colorado girl has climbed to the
ss,lnn1it OF Mt. Popocatapeti and there
yunE THE Star spangled Banner"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For Youths Suits made from navy blue
# n NJ Vlglant Diagonal, sizes to age 49, The
~ I suits are slightly. dressy and servceable
ana unquestionably big bargain value
for the Two Ninety Seven
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

o- For Children's Knee Pants, made from
& ~ all wool Cheviot. double seat double knee
nod fast bands, patent buttons, taped
seams and two hip pockets Matchless
Knee Pants for the Thirty-Se Cents,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

1T said that Baltimore has more
Ss slI es, in. proportion to population.
haN any city in the world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
MEMS PANTS.

Tor Mems Pants Of better grade OF
nRR striped material. choice des gns, made with
OJt rlVeted buttons and tapped seams better
value was never shown for Sixty-Nine
cents. :.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

ss |&sSiommissioner Calhoun is apparently
being Waned and dined by the Spanish
sn sss satsh a in Cuba but you haven't
Eheasd nything Of that sort about Con-
ssg General Lee, have you? asks the
IRIS hnond Dispatch, and the answer Is
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
G. Ei = AGES.

,SSSneWs paper in Arkansas is called
scorpion. }5.5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

ss Tesyn Prince Constantine. It is said.
sssM i tsaap PERSONAL appeal to the Gear not
the Greek army to be crushed
s ss force four times greater than it
sasis sFfle Gar might have replied,
sySs ne 4 Galveston News, to Constan-
Il s.ssss follows: Catching before
SER shin IF. my boy. !"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

For ch!ldren's Washable Suits. made
Coo from good patterns. with deep sailor col
COL lars nicely trimmed: sizes all the wav i'm
10 age TO- See the show windows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

sSss has been decided by the Canadian
Court that a man or woman
ssssglaoi leaves Canada ito go to the United
a4ssf for divorce without intending 10
here, afterwards marrying and re-
II ning ITO Canada, can be prosecuted
sof&bigarny. ,..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

49, For Children's Knee Pants of good wool
~, fabrics. in black and blue; sizes to 1G In
" clusve.&nnm -l.,,j,p ~ ,,,stls
60 ;lla .5iy.D!r ,;S.,-.,.. i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

|sss issiasna sugar growers have added
& anosher to the already long list OF pro
;4sats as,ai Inst the sugar schedule in the
tariff bin, stating that lis pass
sssWill give the Trust powe r to run the
ssFs ga No dtnsstry in that Stale. And yet,
ssasssrYes' Il the Herald. the Republican idea
4sss ariff IS TO protect home industry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

sS8S Charles Dudley Warner thinks the
81 will come when newspap erz will
no3advsrtlsements. whereupon the
1ssYille5 Court Ter ouynal expresses the
snpinions that the newspapers of that
ssttsins q " be much less interesting and
ssssrs acehbie# than these Of to-day"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
ORFOLk VlRGlNlAN,
saiSe$HSrEiniRM Building,
igsasx 4snsi s commerce Streets,
II OHE1lik. VA.

RATES - Advertise.
lnserted at the rate Of rs cents n
|sss 1rst Insertion; each subsequent
7iSS cents, or 80 When In
aEYery Other Day. Contractors
SsSz "a How ed ito exceed their space or
lae@ ot her t5 than their legitimate
sasasat except by paying especially for
slseadiTg Notices Invariably 20 ceL:s per
gssa TatS Insertion. Each subsequent In
ssssstaon az cents, or is cents when inserted
II rnate days. M
5SeeAEIsSps sly DIRK OFFICE-RALPH Me
H1faEsss Special Representative, Room II,
sERui1ding. New York City. a
sssfI h.SsVIRGINIAN cannot be held re-
gggq7fasbla& for the return OF rejected COM
SsaniGAttons or manuscripts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

sssS farmers taxes In Turkey are class
sttisa If h'ns:E( y }one-tenth OF all crops and
4 per cent. Of the renting value
E ss5yi and lands; (3) 5 per cent. on
Is Essssr transfer; "a an annual cattle tax
s0s pence on every sheep and 81 pence
gssnssYsry goat. The taxes are vigorously
srolisetsd ss.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

gsA are only two ways to assist
bserves the Chicago Tribune,
ss e mus help it get It's independ-
81. Il pain objects to it, then we
lose Oh Il Spain, bid Weyler and
IssscEo5yd pack mp and go home. and, If
go, filla Ike them go. The time
Gina a has gone .by. It is time now
So aosn sthinl d.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
STRONGER BARGAINS.

Values better now than ever in the
mems Suit Department. The
great sale on the medium and
less expensive grades within
the past few weeks neces-
states the culing OF the
higher cost garments to
prevent overburden-
ing Of stock at the
advanced period Of
the season
MEMS SUITS.
For Mems Suits; not the best YOU ever
S248SsSs ss sss'S s Il 9 Hns "s sss
E pam. slightly and the suits are made in
the latest fashion,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Everywhere you turn in the
Chlidren's Department your
money brings forth extra
ordinary results. Note
the prices and in
vestigate the
qualities.
CHILDREN's SUITS.

CHo For Washable Sailor Suits for little fell
& w. lows. made In choice striped designs nice
ly trimmed, sizes 5 to s.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
sN$ If$vIRGINIAN n NDNAR-
Dollar Per n car.

slyiSSSHlres. Drafts. Checks and Post
gaBders should DO mado payable to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

Is(|l SIS i''p
THURS MAY 81. 1897.
CT Fl ! F. AG ES.
81 new paper in Arkansas is called
ggShs seorpi ion. IL h N.
sass said that Baltimore has more
E y hes, in. proportion to population
Isl lissG any city in the world.
ass "a ASs Colorado girl has climbed to the
s;Esslinrnit OF MT. Popocatapeti and there
The Star spangled Banner
sSs a'restd lent Mckinley several days ago
cred the Spanish mission to Repre-
tive Hit, of Illinois, chairman OF
shss Committee on Foreign Relations,
eelined It. N. #.
#s One OF the most profitable Industries
Paris fortune telling. The various
N to- Of al iners number about 1000;
81 hey 81 re licensed, and the annual reve-
amount to about 100000.
a urances Of mutual admiration and
alion having passed between the
81 aafsz Sar#and the Sultan Of Turkey, the
He hsrss scYereigns who have been sing
IIHEIn Gin he European concert are proba-
a sWond ering what they are TO get
aoaItt
Because q Chicago man claims to have
4 aasscoYeTed the means Of turning base
+ met ls5 ntot gold, the Washington Star
$saaysst that making money out Of nothing
1 aAaAa 1ways been favorite ambition
th Ghica go.
commissioner Calhoun is apparently
sSsbaIng Wi1ed and dined by the Spanish
4 n ssthorities in Cuba, but you haven't
1 heaS rlything Of that sort about Con-
ElsnIfSsG Genera Lee, have you? asks the
/ sRishnond Dispatch, and the answer Is
SssSs ha been decided by the Canadian
8 sSHpreMea Court that q man or woman
rs rho leaves Canada ito go to the United
SSSstA4eakf for divorce without intending 10
here, afterwards marrying and re-
aning TO il Canada, can be prosecuted
gali1y.
Dudley Warner thinks the
Il WILL come when neWspa pers will
! nos sc verl lsements. whereupon the
d IsptIssYille Conrier-J ournal EXPRESSES. the
Esnpini onsst ha S the newspapers of that
ss5t..fns IN III be much less interesting and
eessssgla BE bic than these Of to-day"
|$sS Farmers taxes In Turkey are class
i tttsd If hns:E ~ $one-tenth OF all crops and
20 4 per cent. Of the renting value
ESssygA DnseK and lands; (3) 5 per cent. on
transfer; "a an annual cattle tax
pence on every sheep and 81 pence
! gn.ntasayery goat. The taxes are vigorously
rince Constantine It is said,
s38ent personal appeal to the Gear moi
lew the Greek army to be crushed
force four times greater than it
me Gear might have replied,
Ss he Galveston News, to Constan-
VI follows: Catching before
rrssshin 81. my boy.
so1lis slams sugar growers have added
as1 ossherS to the already long list Of pro
ssszssats agf,a inst the sugar schedule in the
& aaIla tariff bill, stating that lis pass
give the Trust power to run the
;ssSas dnstry in that Stale. And YET.
the Herald, the Republican ide
sssss Il riff Is TO protect home Industry.
ere are only two ways to assist
|33sss deserves the Chicago Tribune,
must help it get It's independ-
Spain objects to it, then we
lose out + Spain, bid Weyler and
cfosyd pack mp and go home, and, If
Won't so, keS them 90. The time
kin A one by. It is time now
sonnet ID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
| | l.'l|II'gI'lla]l||.
y paily An 5 WEEKLY.
Esssss OFT E.piRGlNIan. 1
Is. .A.,,E5rs. os~,,,,s

Observation-Disclosures IS delivered
Sss sfbyS carriers In Norfolk,
SsSs sSlsst Berkley Y Suifolk, West Nor
sSssss shSgppFta News. for . ~ cents per
8aEls til the carrier weekly; by
sstags free In the United States.
sssma ysnr, SS ~. sn 90
Nx4s iii hs 4. 3 90
ArSe ID S liz i so
Snas: on ii 53s. I'll. so
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
RAILROAD %RuMBLiNCs.

Mrs. Conductor M. G. Drury left, thii
morning, for an extended visit toIowa..
Jno. G. Frey, SON of General Manager
Frey. has taken a desk in the local freight
offices.
A letter from Tom Holmes, the fireman
in the wreck which cost Engineer Henry
Densch his life down In Old Mexico, states
that the accident was caused by d COW
getting on the track, which ditched the
engine.
WI. Ramsey, stenographer In the mas
ter mechanics Office at Ration, has taken a
ifteen-days' leave OF absencs, and left for
a visit with his parents In Topeka, Kansas,
Rnmor has it that be may 20 to LeLoup,
Kansas, and there step or the board Of
single biessedness. %
The railroad time tables have Just buried
the old piece Of track between Bedewick
and Halstead, Kan. Years ago this track
was used by the Frisco trains. At that
time, Of course, II got ON the time cards.
II was abandoned about nine years ago,
the Frisco connecting with the western
trains at Burton, as 1t does now. But tho
time cards went right on, showing Hal
stead and Sedgwick as stations, with the
mileage between them, but without giving
any hours for arrival and departure Of
trains. Meanwhile, the track wal taken
up. The last time Chas. s. GIesd, an Atch-
ison director, was in Wichlfa. bis attention
was called TO the fact that the 6edQwick-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

TIE many friends Of Miss Elba Stone.
road, of this city, will be pleased to learn
that she has succeeded to such a re-
markable degree in her studies, at the
Elizabeth Aull seminary, Of Lexington,
Mo. The following extract Of q letter
from the pen OF w. II. Morton, president
Of this Institution Of learning, shows the
deserved esteem In which Miss Stoneroad
Is held:
Miss Elba Stoneroad, who has been a
student 10 Elizabeth Aull seminary for
two years, has just been graduated from
this institution, With the degree Of B. A.,
the highest conferred.
Miss Sfoneroad, though by four years
the youngest member OF a class of seven
bright young women. secured the highest
average of scholarship for the year.
She has evinced, throughout her course,
deYotion to duty, high ideas Of conduct
and schnlarship and a dignity and force OF
character that botokep the highest euccess
e 3 teacher; uphssisetipgiy spd heartily
keeQpmoRH hsh
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
4 PAIRING uANoUnr.


A wedding feast and social entertain
ment were enjoyed At the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. 3. Phillips, on National street
on the sth inst, IN behalf oftheir daughter
Ne lie. who took her leave from the par
entail roof, at 2 o'cl. OK, yesterday morn
in for Top ka. Kansas, enroute 4
Ollski, wkere upon her arrival, she ID e
bH married to Mr.. Q. Q. Clark, one Of
| O,oski's most prominent residents. Be-
sides the special friends OF the family Ia
| vited, Who were present. tue Quilted
| American Mechanics, Of which her father
il a member, added,speclal features TO th'
occasion la a magnificent sword drill
| commanded by their captain, y. wi curtis
| also, The presentation OF a hne boquot and
the representation Of The FIRST motto OF The
order in a well sounded speech by their
post commander, j.. W. Brooks:
Friends and Comrades:- think yoa Will
/ ali agree with me when | refer to this oc-
casion az one Of those bright oases 10 ordi-
nary life which release US from business
cares and afford us an opp ,rtunity to un.
bend and minele 10 cheerful recreation
with these, our esteemed friends. 1 am
sure that we all need Q stimulus OF this
sort after a season Of work at our voca-
tlons in order to clear the dust from cur
rains, TO revive our social. benevolent, aud
patriotic natures, aud to develop the finer
sentiments and feeling OF our noble order.
While / see SO many friendly faces, my
heart warns, and there comes bubbling up
the desire that these happy reunions
might be more frequent In our existence.
But while rejoice With you that
these hours have been triumph
Of social and friendly enjoyment,
we , hould not be forgetful Of her TO whose
thoughtful care and hosp tally we are in
debted for 1t. Certainly we do each one
OF us appreciate the bounty and good taste
that have provided the delightful banquet
Just passed, aud Imeke no hesitation 10
asking you all to pledge to her your warm
est regards, and under the auspices OF vir-
tue, free education and protection. As
and friends here assembled, l
present to you q representation OF q lily,
, hich is an emblem OF purity and alludes
10 The first motto Of our order.
Responses were given by other friends
the family, of good cheer, wishes, sym
patby, in this the frs, parting In the happy
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
WEDDING BELLS.

Miss Gertrude Stiller of Lexington, Ill
arrived In Las Vegas, last evening. She
was met at the train by her intended
husband, Mr.. e. G Lester, and they wtrs
Immediately driven to the residence OF the
Misses Willa, where, at 8 o'clock they were
Joined in the holy botds of wedlock by the
Rev. Geo. Selby. r. g. Van Petten and
wife, and e. q. Murphey and wife, were
the only invited guests. Mr.. Van Petten
taking the responsibility ofa father and
giving the bride away.
The bride is entirely unacquainted In
Las Vegas society, and came out from her
eastern home to marry the choice Of her
heart entirely unattended, but it cannot be
disputed that many a girl has gone farther
to fare worse han her, as her choice is one
of the most highly respected of Las Vegas
young business men. May prosperity and
happiness attend them along lfs's rugged
road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
To-morr,w,s, Bail Dame.

The Ration ball team are expected to ar.
rive on this evenings train, and will be
quartered at the Plaza hotel. TIE align
ment Of the two teams is exceedingly
strong, and a good game is expected. The
game will be called promptly at 1880 O'Clock,
in order to give ample time for the Ration
club to take the evening train for Albu-
querque.
Following is the personelle of the two
teams:
Ration c~lub-Farley, c; Taylor, p; Capt.
A. C~avanaugh, LIST b; Stringer, End b;
Cochran, Bird b; Heating, as; Webb, Ii;
Nelson, 9 +; Smith, I.
CycIer's club-D. Dean, 3rd b; j. Nc
Gafin, SIS; F. Bennett, c; Capt. B. Brash,
LIST b; A. Clements, RI; G. Sanchez, c. +; q.
Disssr, I; F. C~avanaugh, End b; ].
Daniels, D.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
The Search c-outlnues,

Judge Chas. Blanchard returned this
morning from his fruitless mission where
crowds Of people accompanied by good
divers have been constantly searching the
angry waters of the 4 0 Grande at San
Antonio, for the body OF his unfortunate
son, Manuel Blanchard, no was accident.
ally drowned at that place last Sunday
afternoon. The mad river, where the
body disappeared, is nearly all concentrat-
ed against the west bank which is heavily
timbered and constantly crombling over
into the swift current. At that point, the
diver ascertained the presence of holes OF
untold depths with numerous recessts,
whore 1t is supposed the body is entangled
among roots and debris that render the
work of rescue extremely difficult and
dangerous.
Great charges of dynamite, also, have
been exploded at places suspected OF hold
ing the body, but up to this writing with
cut success.
Patrols on horseback are now watching
the stream between the place of the acci-
dent and a Marcial.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

Tom Walton came In, iasi , Ieht. troE
Mora.
A straus started, to-day, for his rauol
near Fort Sumner.
H. W. wignam came IN o. No. ii, las
night, from Ration.
VIM. Corner returned from Springer o,
No. 81, last evening.
Montgomery Bell left on a business mis-
sion to Sauta W, last evening.
d 3 Ba'aeld 'ook he early train, thi.
morning, FOR Colo ado Springs.
ID. sleischman, from Chicago. took
No. 2, last night, for poia,s north.
VIM w. Miller. OF Santa Fe, is visiting
political frieuas in the metropolis, to-day.
Leaudro Lucoro has returned to his
viiianusva home, after a days trading ID
Las Vegas.
P. D ~, vraIn came over from Mora,
Yesterday. where the prospects for dae
crops were never better.
DR.. r. b. L. Barlow, Of Chicago, after
spending . few days 10 the city, went
farther south, last night.
JEFF Lamar and G. B. Harris, two New
York jrummers, packed their grips, east
ward bound, this morning.
N. B Edera, Corsicana, Texas; Mrs. P.
G. Bry ce, Las Cruces; l.. ID. SiIkei, Santa
Fe, stop At the Plaza hotel.
A. Roibal, Psco; o. p. Lawson, Magda-
lena. and W. d. Moore, Albuquerque, are
registered at the Central hotel.
Tony coblits's mammoth proportions are
again seen on our streets, he having come
down from Colorado, last evening. 4,
Robt. Walker, son Of Aidace n. Walker,
chairman Of the board Of directors OF the
Santa Fe road is In the city for a few days.
Charles Klasky, Tres Piedras: P. d.
Moran, Frank Vigil, Mora; w. A. Wood
worth, Chicago, are registered at the New
Optic.
Miss Alma Olive will leave for her home
at Trinidad in a few days, after a pleasant
four months visit to her sister, Mrs. Cy
Boucher.
Judge Chas. Blanchard returns to San
Antonio, this evening, where ths search Is
still in progress TO recover the body of his
drowned son.
A. E. Holman ex-reIresetative OF YER
mont and for eight years an engineer
the At,hison, will pass through. tonight,
for his Vermont home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Stecker, OF Silver
City, came 10 from Denver, last night, on
No. 81, to visit Mrs. Uptegrove, the mother
of Mrs. Stecker. Mr.. Steckcr is the Atch-
ison agent at Silver City.
J.J. F%ieischman, Chicago; Ike Hauser,
st. Louis; w. p. Tucker aud r. A. Mortar
ty, Eenver; s. H. Stephens, Pueblo; H.
Hutton, Denver; Walker Robe-t IT., New
York, are registered at the Plaza hotel.
Harry Wells, accompanied by ). =. Eno
and DIR. Moore, left, this morning, for an
extended outing trip through the eastern
end of the county, taking in the BE ]
ranch neighborhood IN their wanderiogs.
May Steadman, who has remained here
since her parents left, that she might have
the advantage of the public schools, has
gone to Thatcher, Colorado, to spend the
summer with her friends at home. Miss
.Steadman has many friends here who will
be glad to know that she will return this
fall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10
Abrsmow.ky Bros

Among the many h~ustlers for public
patronage the above firm asks your kind
patronage. This is their second year il
business and from the amount Of enter
prise manifested, they certainly deserve
success. They carry all kinds Of fireworks
and a large stock Of pottery, Mexican and
Indian, and are very polite young men.
Louie and Nestor are great workers, and
If their present work is an Indication for
the future, they will some day make a
hard team to beat. Their store is No. 1921,
7th street, in their papa's backyard. Come
and see us. ABRAMowsKY Bros.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

The wool season can be said to have fair
ly opened, yesterday, with the arrival In
the city, of several hundred bags, anu
travellers report that the roads leading to
Las Vegas are lined with wagons laden
with the fieecy product. The season will
laet till August.
Mariana Mendoza brought his wool clip
In for storage, yesterday, he having almost
decided to hold Il until. the tariff discussion
10 over, and take finances on future prices.
A. p. Buck was outward bound, this
morning, on another Of bis periodical wool
and sheep buying trips.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

At the home OF the brideroom, last night,
Mr.. Lewis Lutz was united In marriage to
Mrs. Rankin, of Manrovia, California. Mr..
Lutz is so we'll known to the people Of this
section, that comment as to his worth 10
wholly unnecessary. Mrs. Lutz Is the
mother OF Mrs. p. G. Carpenter and
a most estimable lady, The couple are
in every way fitted to journey LIES path
together and TIE OPTIC, joins their host Of
friends in wishing them q long life OF
connubial bliss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

About fifty prominent citizens accom-
panied by the military band will
leave for Springer by special car, Satur-
day evening, to meet Gov. M. A. Otero
and accompany him to his home city. Five
citizens of Watrous and Wagon Mound,
also VIM. Frank, of Los Alamos, have
been invited to attend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-06-10

Nick Dillon had on display, In the street
In front of his market, this morning, the
finest cow that has been seen on these
streets for msny a day. She was loaded
at Phoenix, Ariz-, and Mr.. Dillon was able
to buy her from the sleeper at the stock
yards. II you buy a roast ore steak from
her ioins at native beef prices, we will be
fooled.