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nIa ESDerdnza. "-GAsA C., A DE HuEsPE- uISp

ia Esperanza. '1GAsA Dns ~ De sAkHg1so HgHsPE-
Comoudad trato esmerado buen servicio,
encontraran las personas que vayan 4 dicho
establecimiento ~ Precios: I'm dfa de hospe-
dale complete, $l-5o.-Un cubierto solo, ST.
Una CANA, o'5o. - Propietario, joaquin M
Gun0i0. 1913
Rafael Castro Gonzalez. Uerod 0ers?aor de 1sso oo:
te Comisionista-Ma Mayagiez Pto- Rico-se de-
dca q toda clase de negQciaciones especial
mente a las de giros, accfones obligaciones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros por
cuenta agena, etc. etc Ofcina calle de la Adua-
Ia, baios del hotel Europa. l5-5
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Cr6nica Extraniera

';Pobres griegos Ellos creyeron que su
generosa iniciativa para librar a los cristianos
cretenses del poder de los turcos serfa secunda-
da por los demas pueblos de raza helenlca que
viyen sometidos i la cimitarra otomana, NADIA
de ESQ ha sucedilo. Los turcos al fin le deca-
raron la guerra, invadicron Ell territorio griego
con IN numeroso ej6rcito, y marchan trlunfal-
iflente camino de Atenas. Esta es la obra de
las potenoias. Elias las representatives de la
civilization del mundo, atan de pies manos
al pueblo que defende la de esa clvill-
zacidn, apoyan a la naclon barbara cuya
existencia es mengua baldon de Europa. Elias,
las que pretesto de conservar una paz que les
cuesta mas que Ia guerra mas dispendiosa, to-
lerau esas matanzas peri6dicas casl reglamen-
tarlas de infellces cristianos. Pero csta obra
no es Ia obra de las naclones que llevan el fas-
tuoHo nombre de grandes potencias, sino de los
zsobiernos que las tlirigen. La op1aion pubIica
es en- todas parties favorable los griegos; la
ole de si1npatia hacfa cstos sube y sube tanto,
que scr:s cosa rara que las victorias de los tur-
COS no provoquen la caida de alguno de los
gobiernos que los alientan. Donde este feno-
memo sc observa con mas sl2Suiar1dad es en-
Francia; ALI Sc va Ia genie convenciendo de que
su anistad con Russia no les ha servido para
otra cosa que para secundar los lntereses de
Alemania, de acuerdo todo este con la na =
ci6n moscovita. Los periodlcos franceses
apuilan va 10 lnal 4tl1 4Ss Safe c qAe Ia laA-
cia, pcr seguir al Gar, Sc haya puesto moons
cientemente i defender las egoistas pretensio-
nes del inperio de Alennania. De todas name
ras, es claro que los turcos no han de aumentar
su terrtorio en- un solo lalmo de terreno, como
tambiGn 10 es que GTecia, cuaIqulera que sea
ell txito de la guerra tanpooo habri de engran-
decerse; pero al men@s, esas potenclas han
podido intelvenir para evitar con su mediacion
cl lerramamiento de tanta sangrc como sc esta
vertienio Ell la feroz lucha entabiada en- la
peninsula de los Ba!Sanes. Algnna ha indloa.
do la conveniencia de una intervenci6n; pero
Aemania, muy interesada sin duda en- el ami
quilaniento &c Grecia, Sc ha apresuraao con-
testar que no pucde b scerse mientras no 10
pi la uua de las naciones beigerantes. La
guerra pues, Sc prolongara por bastante tempo,
porque los griegos estan dispuestos Il resistir
hasta donde puedan. Ell rey Jorge ha hecho
un llamamiento al pals, y ell pals responde y
respondent hasta que no qaede Ell 81 quien sea
capaz de tomar las arinaa. Asf esta ahora este
asunto que cada dia aaquiere caracteres mas
graves, que cuando menos sc pienEe puede
dar al traste con la paz europea.
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JUAN MIRANDA.

pnr tlYeci1 muy limitado, y por no poderla
Ftso'o atender aus dueilos, Sc yende Ell
Rio p;edras, calle del sol nlmcro "a, una casa
mHy espacioaa, con un solar auexo, que p1tede
servlr para jardin Ii otros usos; esta situada en-
uno de los sltios mas pintorescos de aqrella
poblaoi6n. Para inforines y detalles, dirigirse
en- esta capital d la casa nimero IS de la'oalle
de San Francisco 15-6
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Eel rey de Italia, Humberto /, ha CT

Eel rey de Italia, Humberto l, ha estado d
pique de ser asesinado. Dirigfase ell dfa 22
con uno de sus ayudantes en- un carruaJe
p1esenciar unas carreras dc caballos,
cuando un individuo j6ven NAL vestidos de
aspecto enfcrmizo Sc acerco a el en- ademan de
entregarle un memorial En- el momento en-
que Ell rey a!argaba Ia mano para coger ell pa
pei, ell individuo EN- question saco pu11a, y
dirigi6 al reg un golpe que, por fortuna ell rey
pudo evitar retirandose un lado, clayandose
ell puflal Ell el anohad6n del coche. El asesino
fuG inmediatamente sujetado por el ayundsnte
del rey, y trabajo cost6 & la policfa Ell Hbrarle
de las iras de la multitud, que inmediatamente
Sc agolp6 en- aquel sitio. FL criminal ha dicho
en- su declaration que solo Sc propuso lamar la
atenci6n bacfa 81, por serle impossible vivir
sometido q tantas privaciones como lie rodean;
pero ell individuo question es, hegun dicen,
muy conocido en- Roma por exalta.;as ideas
anarquistas; aunque tai vez trato de un
loco, la polica practica diIigencias por 81 detras
de todo este existiera agl1n complot. contra la
vida del monarca.
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La Marina LtaIIana

Actualmente consta de los siSulentes bu-
ues: Doce acorazados de priinera clase, q
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En- Lisboa Sc ha celebrado estos dfas

En- Lisboa Sc ha celebrado estos dfas un
notable copgreso international de dereoho pc
nal Espana ha estado EN- 81 muy bien repre-
sentada por los senores Alvarez Marino, Ca
dalso, Taladriz y Alfonso Villapadierna. Sc
han tratado cuestiones tan importantes como
la deportation de criminales y la criminalidad
de los memories de edad, en- todas han lucido
grandemente los discdrsos de los congresis
tas spafoles.-URBANUS
Ultima hora.-Los repetidos triunfos del
eiercito turco sobre las tropas griegas han
producido en- Atenas 10 que era de esperar.
FL pueblo atienenses echa la culpa de todos
estos desastres Ia impericia de los jefes del
ei6rcito de la marina, tambien al gobierno
Todo Atenas Sc ha levantado en- agltado motfn
que no Sc sabe como terminara ri rey Ia llama
do los diputados de la oposici6n, y esto pa
rece indicar la inminencia de un cambio de
ministerio; la mayor parte de los jefes del ei6r-
cito de la armada han sido desttaidos, y Ell
movimiento popular toma tanto incremento,
que los telegramas que comunican hoy estas
noticias conaideran en- peligro hasta la misma
dinastfa. Veremos q. hacen ahora las potencias.
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RICARDO la COSTA
4 b 0 g a d 0

CRUZ-@0 CAPIT.1L.
Runna nnaeinn En- Ia calle de la Cru
beeAa osa9'o"' ntlmero 10 Sc alquilan los
bajos de dioha casa, acabados de oonstruir
Tiene tres puertas al frente elegantes apara-
dores. El stio es de los mas c6ntricos de
la oiudad y Sc presta para cualquer ramo de
comercio. 1nformaran Gel Popular,o San
Francisco namero 80. 15-7
Vim puYn Sc detalla en- cuarterolas en- el al
s'5sS "'e' macen de los Sres. BOLIVAR
ARRUZAY c.: Tetuan21, del Navarro legf-
tlmo, propio para mesa, precio m6dico so 10
La Bella Rosta TASoA ns{97n n son = nsn s,qqias P3a
Rico. Dep6sfto general suoursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecaa en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este ESTABLISHMENTS
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
Las mejores de la Habana. Kama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos.
Representative. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
Sociedad anoninla SF%TTS E;qsS Ts!sf59ioas
meses adelantados dentro de esta Capital y
Marina. Pesos
Casas particulares, ofcinas de peri6-
dicos, despachos de medicos abo-
gados, serviclos de policfa, Bombe-
ros y hospitales s.................. 400
Casas de Comercio, establecimientos
taleres de todas classes, oicinas
pdb!icas particuIares y farrnacias 600
Banoos, Casinos, Cafes, Hoteles, So
ciedades de Reoreo, Estaciones de
ferrocarriles, Colegios simiares 10 co
Los que deseen hacer uso del tel6fouo Sc
serviran dirigirse por escrito al Secretario que
suscribe las ofcinas de esta Compaf1fa, For
| taleza Sc. San Juan Puerto Rico 10 de Mario
de ls97.-El secretario, Enrique Dezgaao.
& Guii0sa Cirujano Dentista de la Faoultad
u oa'Jo"a de San Carlos, en- Madrid. - Con
! truye dentaduras dientes sue tos sin necesi
dad de extraer las raices nj cubrir ell paladar,
| reforma compone dentaduras por deteriora-
das que esten. Orificaciones, empastesy extrac-
clones, sin dolor. Curac6n de enferm edades
de la boca, precios populares. Sc garantizan
los trabajos. Consulta gratis para los pobrea
| de una dos de la tarde. San Francisco ni1-
nero 80, altos del Ssglo XIX. l5-9
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Italia posee la nave de guerra mas veloz
del mundo Sardegna ooupa el primer 'l-
gar por Ia vcloodad media de sus acorazados
qH cs ds l7.5 nudos. }
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Una carta

Sr. Don Luis Munoz Rivera. Capital. :
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oyoa 1s4:e e. q e.p3sd5a :a,so go0 s D, de
llantcs de superior oa'idaa que Sc exihen en- Ell
elegante escaparate de Ia joyeria de Tinaud,
plaza de xA2fonso XIl,. Entire las difcrentes
joyas que nos ha llamado Ia atepc6n, por s1
gnsto artfstico riqueza, que rcvela 81 refla
miento del gusto parisi6n, fguran dos colares
dlademas todo de bsilantes; petacas y fosfore
ras de ORC Is kilates, con brilantcs; varios
solltarios para caballeros; alileres prenledo
res para Ia cabeza, con brilantes; braza'et
aEetes con brillantes, csrneraldas perlas, pre-
ciosos portamonedas de orc IS klates, etc
De todos estos objetos y los muchos mas que
no sc enumeran, maroados con sus procios fjos,
con la equidad que esta acreditada casa, pri
mera clasc, acoatumbra, podr:a conven-
to1D III y;e;to
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AdemAs Italia tiene Hota de II tor.
pederos, tonelaje medic 10y velocidad media
81 nudos
Asi, pues, Italia Inglaterra Francia dis
pondran en- ell corriente aiio de las siguientes
naves de batalla:
Italia. $50 Torpederos At
Inglaterra. ....22o idem 16
Franc;a ...92 idem 96
de nuestro corresponsal en- Milano)
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LC00. JOSE BATISTA
Abogado. Utuado.


hVIH(l A LOS VIAJEROs. 80 La ernpresa de
n''oo coches dc don Ramon Alonso en- Ca
yey, viaja entire Ponce, Capital y Guayama, sin
cambio lie cochcs nj cocheros. A Ia eleganca
solidez de sus coches, acompaila laresistencia
de las parejas. Agentes: Capital, Dep6sito
de tabacos ella Bella Rosita,o Tanca ni,1n. 2.
TELEGRAPH: 1zouso Coyey. 45-15
lD+nype211fn Sc venden aos magnfficos CO.
'">.'"~'''' ches ae POGO uso en- perfecto
estado dos caballos amercanos de gran al
zada. Infor1narAn Bolivar Arruza Compa-
ifa. TetuAn 81. 3O-27.
p2lsn;i2e f1o ncnn En- Ia olleria del
~''s~0 "s oo"o: ntnlcro 81 de Ia Gale
de San Francisco, al<la'o de LA ConREroNpEN-
crA, sc venden d los siyuicntes precios:
Detalladas, s 25 centavos una
Una docena, -
Cincuenta, 81
El ciento, $l2.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-31
GEO. Fl. WALLACE,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
AN ADDRESS TO FARMERS

Following are excerpts from the ad-
dress of President B. F. Clayton, de-
liyered before the seventeenth annual
farmers national congress of the
United States, at St. Paul, Mimi, to-
day:
The farm is the foundation of wealth,
and the main source of national and state
prosperity. but, to the due and adequate
success Of the farm and the farmers, there
are issues pregnant with profound thought.
In your deliberations, l am sure, that i'm
portant economic questions can and will
be resolved to the advantage of agri-
culture. Changes in the laws of common
carriers, and, especially, in the more just
and equitable Interpretation of such laws,
are not only demanded as the common
rights of the psop!e, but are of vital and
substantial concern in making for your
labor, and the products of your labor, a
market and a corresponding reward.
The session of this congress neru au Iu-
dianapolis, in November of last year, was
at the end of three years of the most fear
full commercial depression known to our
country, during any peaceful periodAof
its history. While every industry and in-
terest felt the tremendous shock, and,
while the merchant, the manufacturer
and the great financial institutions were
driven to desperation to avoid bankruptcy
vet it fell with double force upon the
farmer, and upon agricultural pursuits.
The cause Of this sudden calamity is a de-
batable question, upon which | do not care
to enter. That the worlds over-p.o-
duction, with the perfect facilities for
transportation that makes the nations of
the earth neighbors, largely contributed
to it, l have no doubt, and that mistaken
legislation on the part of the congress OF
the United States has plunged the agri-
cultural interests of the country still
deeper in the unfortunate calamity, is an
~indisputable fact.
The American people have experienced
fearful financial lessons, in which the most
rigid economy has been brought to bear;
and while the debris of financial wrecks is
being rapidly cleared away; and while l
congratulate you that there has been a
AAoh ~ ~
dition of the country at large, and in the
price Of farm products, during the past
year; yet, there remains much to accom-
plish before we reach the high tide of
prosperity experienced by the American
farmer in former years. For the last four
years, Notwithstanding the price of tran
sportation has been reduced, much of farm
product has been below the price of pro-
duction. The farmer is confronted with
investments n obligations, contracted
under high tide Of prosperity. These
obligations, together with undiminished
taxation for the support of the govern
ment, must be met from the meagre rev
eaues secured from reduced prices in farm
products.
Gentlemen of the congress, there Is no
class of men more loyal to his government
than the American farmer. We have not
-siarrnntlad gitators-an as
slleeance against the present or SONS
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Formally Opened.

TORONTO, Ont., August 81 Ih'
great Victorian era exposition and in
dustrial fair was formally opened, thi
afternoon, with imposing exercises
participated in by representatives o
the province and municipality, ant
which was followed by q magnificent
reproduction Of a portion of the grea
jubilee procession in London, and
military display by the royal CANADIAN
dragons. The exposition is a nam
moth representation of the agricul
tural, mineral and industrial resources
of the dominion.
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travels for Mansur & Tibbetts, lmplemsn
Co., OF st Louis, gjvts travelling men anc
travellers In general some good advice
"Beipg a Knight of the Grip" he says, q
have for the past three years. made it 4
rnis-.o Keep myself supplied -wnA Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhaes
Remedy, and have found numerous oc.
sessions to test its merits, not only on my
has Ak that Attn ] f e = Z. well; can suaI
.no ossc remedies travellers can carry ano
could relate many instances where I have
the remedy on skaptics. much to thai,
surprise and relief. I hope every tTavsil
man in the u. {. will carry a bottle Of
this remedy in his grip" For sale by K.
Goodall, DepotDrug Store.
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Railroad Rates.
information Wanted.

Tho Santa Fe route will soon issue a
pamphlet advertising accommodations for
tribution during fall OF 1897, and winter
aud summer Of 1893.
Proprietors Of hotels, boarding houses,
or private dwellings where visitors may be
carad for in this vicinity will confer a
FAVOR by promptly fue IIt5uIug Mr.. c.. r.
Jones local agent AT. & q, #. Ry. at
Las Vegas, with following data
Name Of botel, boarding house, etc.; dis
lance from depot; how many persons can
be comfortably taken, care Of; character of
accommodations; whether winter or sum
mer or both. average rate for board and
lodging by day week and month; what
amusements; THAT hunting or fishing;
name of proprietor and post ofics address.
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Congress Of Religions.

STOCKHOLM, August 30.-A largely
attended universal congress of religion.
opened here, to-day, IN connection
with the exposition which is being
held, TO celebrate the twenty. fifth yea
of the reign of King Oscar. The idea
grows out of the worlds parliament
held in Chicago, during the worlds
fair. The congress was opened will
an address by the archdeacon Of Link
-digD, and an GRAFTON was delivered b.
Prof. Max Muller, OF Oxford uni
yersity, upon the '.Historical study O
religion"
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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81, 1897
LaRoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Santa Fe, N. M, August "a, 1897.
rue 1uws Oh Jne UnIJeu oJaJes uesignHt.
the first Monday in September each year
as a legal holiday, to be known as LABOR
day. -
wisely sec apart by congress, Will promote
a higher appreciation Of the dignity OF
labor and the great work 1t Is doing In
building up our beloved country by the
development of it's varied resources. a
due recognition of the day by all OF the
people will tend to the cultivation OF
friendly feeling among us, and bege'
those pleasant and reciprocal relations &c
essential to our welfare and happiness as Q
community.
Now, therefore, 1, Miguel A: Otero
governor Of New Mexico, do proclaim anc
declare Monday, the 9th day OF September
1897, a legal holiday, and earnestly recon
mend that all business, of whatever nature
except such as the necessities of the com
munitv require to be CARRIED on. be sus
pended on that day, that. all who desir'
may lave an opportunity to observe tn
day In such manner as may to them seen
be st and befitting the occasion.
Done at Santa Fe, the capital, this 24ti
day of August, A. d., 1897. ,
MIGUEL A. OTERo,
Governor of New Mexico.
BY the governors:
GEO. Fl. WALLACE,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
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The household of A. j. Crawford, 81
Albuquerque, has been increased BY
the addition Of . fine boy.


Mr.. James Jones, Of the drug Arm OF
Jones & Son, Cowdeu, ILL.,, in speaking OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his wife was attacked with La
Grippe, and her case grew so serious that
physicians st Cowden and Pena could a,
nothing for her. It seemed to dove do
into Hasty Consumption. Having lor
Kings New Discovery in store, and selDr.
lots Of it, he took q bottle home, and toling
surprise OF all she began to get better { the
first dose, and half dozen dollar boron
cured her sound and we'll. DR.. Kttle'
New Discovery for Consumption. Going,
and COLDS is guaranteed TO Dc this gond
| work. Try it. Free trial bottles at Muir
phey-Ven Petten Drug Co.'S,
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Recent Sensational gold discoveries IN
the Red River district, northern New Mer
ico, indicate that this locality will shortIy
pe az widely celebrated as Cripple Creef
Already the rush OF miners and prospecto,s
Pas begun and by the time the snow d, :
lily meited, thousands will be on The
the Santa BE route to Springer. N
a from which point there is q stage. dai
Y, 20 Eiizabethtown, Hematits and h. NJ
Giver City. For further particulars. a..
Ply 70 o. JOINS, Agent
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~RAlLRaAp FURNISHINGS,

H. Is proba5le that The incrersd working
time at the A.chiscn shops iu,Teqneha will
continue Up to the first Of the yeatAt least.
iIReo' W.~Bmith, master mechanic VI th,
Lnnjsefn division, stated that with t~hepres. |
emit prospect for traffic and conseQsent |
work, 1t was his opinion that the prosp'vi- |
ty now being experienced by tho Atchistp
shop men In Topeka, would continue untl
that time. Nl
The Arizona-PaciH railroad company
has been incorporated, with an alleged
capital stock OF slO,f 0O,O C0, in Arizona.
The iDcorporators are: Il. J. Beard, OF
Kansas City, president; J. N. Porter. vict.
president; l. e. Solomon, treasurer; and
Frank Dysart, secretary. The company
proposes to construct a railroad from a
point upon the Santa Fe, In New Mexico,
TO Phoenix, Arizona.
The extensive improvements made by
the Rock Island railroad company In Its
terminals in Kansas City, Kan, will soon
be finished. The company IL spending
about $50, 900 there. The new freight house
will be ready for use 10 about a month,
which will make the total leugth OF the
horsa $50 feet. The company recently
puiit q new ror nj house and about twenty
engines will be kept In ".
Nearly all the Atchison's cattle I~@-snsss
comes from New Mexico, or east OF Pu,
eblo, and their yards at La Junta most
naturally get the business. Just now, the
Missouri Pacific, the Atchison and the
Rock Island roads, the three systems with
terminals in Pueblo, have sgents 10 west
ern Colorado and Utah, who are urging
the cattlomen to bill their stock through
Pueblo, and, within another year., thu
yards in that city will feel the good effect'
of those efforts.
The Atchison management has decided
on an important move towards providing
absolute safety In travelling over Its line
a sys,e EN- Of inter locking at all Of th'
principal railroad crossings along the lin
OF the road proper VIII be inaugarated
towers will be built where the inter-lock
ing DEVICES are put In, n tenders en-
ployed both for night aud day service
: rbe inter locking deVioss will be placed
| at the principal crossings between Cnlcag
and Newton at once. The systen OF inter
locking will effectually prevent collisions
!. at railroad crossings.
i, The Atchison has adopted a system 70
! the rapid conveyance from the Rocky For
!. region, which is pointed out as nearly per
feet. 1t is known as the "Red Balr' ser
!. vice. A capd Oh WHICH is printed a RED bs
Is attached to every car loaded with cants
loupes or watermelons. All cars SO carde
: have right of way, q are under no cir
cumstances to be delayed In transi
, Trains with such cards must reach meetln
points at the exact moment, n in case /
accident, mechanics Of the road are undo
9 instruotlons to repair those cars first. A
s division points,a stop OF twenty minutes
allowed, but no more.
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News Service Extended.

The 81. Louis Republic recently made ar
rangements win the cable com pani0s,
whereby direct news, from all sections OF
The civilized world, are received. 1t now
prints more authentic foreign news than
any other paper, and continues to keep u
It's record for publishing all the home news.
The outlook for the year is one Of big
news events, fast succeeding each other,
AMI they will be highly interesting &c ev-
eryone. The price of the Republic daily is
SO q year, or $3.50 for three months.
The Twice.q- Wesk Republic will remain
same-one dollar q year, BY mail twice.
a-week. 1911
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-08-31

The great lakes and the INLAND resort
Of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigs,
aMord means Of enjoyment, despats tbI
oeat OF summer. Cool breezes, generou
shade. IL you want a vacation at reason,
e PIE cost and at seasonable period, apply
70 agent Santa Fe Route, or w. j.. Black
9. P. A., A. T. & s. r. Ry.. Topeka. Kss
for details. Quickly reached Via SAINT
Fe route.
Biennial session, supreme court. Forast.
esters of America at Denver, Colo. Anr.
ust S4th to 2Sth, '97; fare and one-third.
on Certificate plan, from all points on onr
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