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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22

Fl Honr;oho Casa especial en-
IL va I'I''U, ar tfculos para caballeros,
camisetas, calcetines, %cuellos, puhos, tirantes,
paraguas} pafuelos, botonaduras, %carteras, basto-
mes, ligas para caballeros, jabones de tocador, "a
patos de gonna, cinturones, corbatas { %intinitos
renglones mas: surtido siempre extenso de aba
nicos, ahuecadores y peines para senora.
San Justo 81. On parle %francais.
A. 1O-5. ". English spoken.
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Casa de huespedes sea nsH s' nass "a, alo"''
Ofrece al pdblico Y q sus favorecedores de Ia Isla
habitaciones ~frescas y ventiladas. Para una sofa
persona, so c~entavos; para dos, u: centaVos. Un ca
ire, 20 %centavos. Comidas a la earta aprecios limi-
tados. Administrator, Atanasio Miranda.
: A. lib.
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Fscuela SUPERIOR de ni6as

De San Juan de Puerto Rico. Anexa a la
Normal. Directora Doha Ana Poqee de Duprey
Profesora Ayudante Sta. Dona Elena Henriquez.
Profesora para ninas particnlares pequenas. Sta.
Dona America Duprey. Sc admiten ~internas q car
90 de Dona Carmen Otero de Galvez en- ell mismo
es~tablecimiento Cruz is. Las internas que estu-
dien en- la Normal tendran repaso de todas las asig.
naturas. Sc ensena ingles y dibujo, La mdsica es-
tara 4 cargo de la Sta, Otero. A.~l5-T5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22

Montada esa fabica con las maquinaras mas modenas de Ultima
invenc6n para la fabrication de cganiuos de hcbra Y picadua, ohece al publ
co ciMros Y cgarrllos de esquisto aroma, que no desmerecen en- NADIA a los
lie la Habana, para 10 cual emplea las mejores hojas de las vegas de Puerto
Rico, de las cuales tenemos coninuamente gandes exstencias.
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LeeeiQnes de |ng|es

Una se6ora americana desearfa formar una
educaci6n que deseen aprender ell idioma ingles
por I'm metodo p%uramente practice de converse
ci6n. Sc garantiza rapido progreso y p%recios mo-
derados. Tambi6n Sc daran classes n%octurnas para
caballeros que deseen practicar conversation ter
minos comerciales en- ing!Gs.
Como tambitn ene1Nemos Ia mdnera deJuacionor;
las Mdquinas de escr{Jir.
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ssaBBBR!N0s DE- IAIR||M!AS
Ferreteros. Cruz Is.
Yenden una maqdina Do escribirs
REMINGTON

en- perfecto estado y barata.
En- la misma casa Sc dan lecciones
para la escritura en- estas maquinas,
dejando al discipulo ensenado en- uua
semana, por Ia suma de 5 pesos.
& Z S l0-3
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Gran Hotel "IngIatana". a Hotel @R prime

do la alturs de los mejores. de Europa. Wis.,
tas Ia bahia. Con gabinetes de l%ectura, de-
partamento de %cantina, tabaquerfa , I'M elegan'
to Salon de Reoreo.-Hopedajes desde DOS
PESOS en- adelante, segdn la .habitaoi6n que Sc
ooupe.-A. AGUDO.-(Propietsrio).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-22

VEXTAS al DETAIL en- esta CAPITAL
ella Mallorquina, sLa Palma, Ella Ma
rinas La Bella Rosita, <El Colmado Cen
trail, La Pequeha Antilla,, Cafetin del Tran
via y otros estable c:mientos. 800.
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"a WULJTA
DE W.
8P N COMPANl ~
. . 4@E d ~ II

Gran JsdiJrica de chocolate, al raoor,
en- siete eaposiciones, con las mds
QHas rec0mpensds.
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P6sici6h es szmpre diRciI y deliOada, porque

es slfmpre dlncNl deilcada, porque
es Ia mts Wis BILE.
La hermosa y acsudalada viuda dc Co'ga.
to oil noble y venerable Duque dc Stafford
no son persoaajes nnevos para los hahituales
~ltctores &c este diario. Ella es americana y 81
irg|6s. Il la tieno 80 afios y 81 ", y ambos son
mil!onariop, Y Sc van 4 cassr.
XII Dulue Lego d Nueva York, en- busc, de
su prometida, & fiaos do Novismbze y coufrm6
la %noticis del proyectado matrimonic. Los Re
p6'tsrs de la prepsa 10 asediaron pidi4ndole eus
%noticias biog Aicas y su %retrato. y 81, violen
tsndo sn modestia, scgan dijo, SO yi6 obligado
4 coup!acerlos. En- cuaato a su historic, oonto
mas o mons 10 que nu stros %lectores sab n, y
en- cuanto & su r~ctratc, lea dis uno que fa6 he
cha haze treinta amos, a jazgar per 10 joven
que en- 81 apsrsca.
En- fin, Ia viu'a Gel a%ncia1o iabonero, quo
hoy Sc Hama sepcil|ameute Mr.. Colgate, Sc La
mara Ir MO L,dy Stafford.
'Que los ncbles de &c sion
S cen toinar sus castillos
. En- fabricas de jabdn:,
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En- Nueva- York, G PEnve P uvRs'
ToRR1QUENA.-)srge Aurelio Amy, Prophets
rio.-2o5, Etc, Gale IA Comldaa Ia %oriol'a,
c1artos In jossmeute amueb!ad's S~srvieio ex'
eaisito, Praoios m6dic,s Is. Leccioness ds in
giles, ti.tsma oil jetivo y praotico.S. l5-.1o
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1 los co|seeiohistas de ss.s .i',''; .1 XII ssog.
de sellos nuevos del s6o "a . Is fecha. Los
hay desde me1ia milesima hasts dos pesos.
Precios eqaitstlvos.-J. NJ. FONTANALS.-
Oetubre 20. Sol a., S0-al-s
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Academia /" San Juan dizi gy;1. p @an,.

Lee Nsvsrrete, educada en- New York. FoIts.
les So, Puerto Rico. Glasses dia!ias de ins
trucci6n primaria en- espshol para nihos de 5 a 10
ahcs de 8 a IL de Ia mafana, 8 pesos meDsusles.
Clsses disrlas de iogles para pines de 5 q 10
amos de 8 & IL de la mafana 8 pesos meEs1ales.
Dando las dos clases 4 la vez; 4 pasos mensua
les. Las fsmilias que tengau mas de IN niho
obtendrin una rebsja de 25 Pc. Glasses diarias
de iDg'es para Stas. de l & = media de la taTde
5 pesos mepsuales. Alternss 4 pesos. Glasses
diarias de iugles para caballeros de 7 = media
& 9 &c Ia ncche 5 pesos mensuales; ~alternas 4
pesos. 81 slguna alanna desea las classes Edo
micilio, lie costara por una bora de elass diaria
10 pesos mensuales, alternas7 pesos. 80 22A.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

If yon want a house we will give you
the choice OF several good properties
and sell them cheaper than you win
ever be able to buy them again. Parties
must have money. Call at the DtsrArcH
office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

One of the most prevalent vices and
one of the most corrosive is that trick
of deceit which at its worst is mendaci
ty, at its best subtcrfuge. Commercial
life is full of it, and social life cult
Yates it i'll many ways as Il saving grace
Of good We are no worse
probably III this country than in every
other highly civilized land, but there is
mere than enough, aud one finds pecul.
lar pleasure in recognizing agencies
which tend to act as antidota to an in
sidious poison. AT the West Point and
Annapolis academies lying is regarded
as the most fragrant of sins. 1t is the
unwritten law of these institutions that
the cadet caught i'll a lie is ostraci2ed
by al his classmates, and SO compelled
to resign. Mendacity is regarded as cor.
relative with ~cowardice. The military
schools, which pattern largely after
those institutions, cultivate IA similar
moral code, and the result cannot hut
be f"arreaching Il attacks the evil at
the right end, at the root,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

1t is ii significant fact that the men
who stand 1T tie head Of their classes
in university life rarely achieve tie
highest distinction in after years. Ii Is
the close touch with human interests,
not academic enthusiasm in "the little
world within a world, which tells the
story. Such examples as John G. Cal,
houn at Yale ard Gladstone at Oxfo
university are only exceptions, Most
valedictoria;ls become county clergy
men and college professors.
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Wadsworth Dispatch,
PUBLISHED
$500 Per Annum,
Fourth OF July Abroad.

~ AADto 4
independence day doomed up in for
elgn countries this year as something
more than the patriotic holiday of the
Yankees. 1t has wildly forced itself on
the comprehension of other peoples that
the United States has now become a full
grown world power to be reckoned with
most seriously in future calculations
of the international balance. This feel
ing is entirely apart from any question
OF augmented colonial possession or ac.
qnirement Of points of vantage in dis
tant parts Of tho world. That problem
Is Ii we have yet to settle for our
selves at home with equal disregard of
foreign jealousies or of foreign prefer.
ences. The conception which has struck
with such power of impact is the first
realization of the actual, and still more
OF the potential, fighting power of Amer
lea. This lesson, TO be sure, was i'm.
pressed on the foreign public in some
degree by the tremendous military
operations of our civil war. But it was
then associated with the c~onvulsive
throes Of a people saving itself from
disruption, and lost part of it's effect.
The spectacle Of u conflict undertaken
from motives of sentiment and philan-
thropy puts our wariike undertaking on
a different basis. The ease and rapidity
with which we have created, equipped
and modified AN effective fighting
force. whose achievements have extort-
ed the admiration Of the world, out of
Il condition OF relative unproparedness.
have set military and political critics
hard ~a-thinking. Scarcely any nation
could have been poorer in actual organ.
lied readiness aside from our navy for
a foreign war, but two months have
shown convincingly how easily we sur
mount obstacles ON the artificial side of
war, what dauntless courage and power
of effective work rest in our compare
lively undisciplined troops. To leap
from this to the logical development of
GoCh EpthhtS IN - oiicA supp III la
stands true Of the army is even more
true of the navy.
But the conviction of the power of
this country, which may seem q threat
to some of the continental nations, has
been signalized in England as an auspi.
cious fact. The participation of SO many
of the most distinguished Englishmen
Of all parties In the functions attending
the celebration Of the Fourth i'll London
and other cities was most significant,
their expressions most eloquent in sym
pathy and approval. Had it been a
purely British holiday there could not
have been a more genuine enthusiasm.
Though we did not need it to be sure of
English friendship at this juncture the
special exposition of that amity is the
more impressive on an anniversary
which carries with it the memory OF
the greatest historic blow to English
prestige.
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. Fol- -s e e e g = . g" o. . r. E. e. e f E e = e e = W
The several Republican County Gem
trial Committees, n in counties having
no such committees, the State Central
Committeeman are hereby authorized
and directed to call q primary election Of
the people, in accordance with the Stat
utes in such cases made and provided,
for SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1898, for
the purpose of electing delegates to said
Convention in. accordance with the above
basis of representation.
AT said primary election the test that
will be exacted Of all voters shall he as
follows: ~ AM A REPUBLICANS"
HI PRIMARIES.
Resolved. That it il the sense of the
State Central Committee. that so far az
i, il possible, all delegates TO the State
Convention OF the Republican party Of
Nevada shall be elected by primaries ;
that when and wherever primaries can
not be held all vacancies shall be filled
by the various County Central Commit
tees, or in their absence, by the State
Central Committeeman Of said Counties,
aud as a matter of greater expediency
and in all eases of Emergency arising,
that the State Central Committeeman of
the Connties Of Orn,shv, Storey and
" n>hop are hereby constituted an Ex-
erutive Committee with full power to do
and perform for the uhoIe State Central
Committee II. X. COLCORn,
f. ID. NANDERIIETH. Chairman.
Secretary.
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RENO, NEv.,

On THURSDAY, September Is, 1898,
at l O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
nominating a State Ticket to be voted
foi at the next general election to be
held on Tuesday, November 8, 1893, con-
sisting OF:
REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS-.
GOVERNOR.
Observation-Disclosures
SECRETARY OF STATE.
STATE TREASURER.
STATE CONTROLLER.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INsTRuc-
TON.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE PRINTING.
Two MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF
REGENTS.
FIVE DISTRICT JUDGES.
Also for the selection of a STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE, and the transaction of
all such other business as ma properly
come before it.
The basis of representation OF the re-
spective counties in said Convention
shall be two (2) delegates at large for
each County, and II a. delegate for
each fifty 800 votes, or any traction
thereof not less than twenty-five t25),
cast for the Mckinley Presidential Elec-
tor receiving the greatest humber Of
votes, at the last election, aggregating
sixty-eight 1851 delegates, and appor-
toned as follows:
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Advertising Locals

BATHS BATHsl BATHS! at The Re.
option. Ticket good for four baths 81
Single baths 80 cents.
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f. OIINGHoUsE.


hereby notily All hunters not TO
lrespass upon my premises. Those
who do not heed this notice will he
prosecuted. /. Il. HERMAN
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State Convention
OF TIE
Republican Party
OF
NEVADA.

Headquarters OF the Republican State
Central Committee, Carson CITY,
Nevada. July 9. 1893.
AT a meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee of Nevada, held at
Carson City, Nevada, on July 9th. A. ID.
1898, it was ordered that a Republican
State Convention be held at
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03
Don't Forget Us.

We are agents for the Weekly Exami-
ner. Leave your money in town. Don't
order through these travelling agents
we win give yOn the same prizes ard
nrpuinns. Order at the DispArVa ut-
Zee or the Post OHice. Give Us q chance.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

"Whm i'll doubt, play trumps,' is
the whist players maxim. This canon
extends to life. When You arc not cock
sure of the morality or eve propriety
Of a thing, don't do it, The very doubt
is an argument.
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To Hunters.

Hunters will please not go into the
fields on the Italian ranch near Jake
Hamilton's old place, or on the Hill
ranch, to shoot, as the wild cattle break
out and cause me much trouble and ex-
penSe
f.. 0LJNGHoTSF.
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Mrs. Newlywed-That is our new
burglar alarm. You ste, if a burglar
should get iuto the lower part OF ths
housa, Ina would ring.
Her Mother-~Oh, aud scare him Off
Mrs. New!ywed (doubtfully)--WeIi
it might, but it would give Clarence
and mo plenty OF time 10 hide IN the
attic anyway.-fick Me Up.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-08-03

Whistling is tabooed i'll tho DRESSING
roolns VI a circus. That it is an i'll
omen is IL Of the superstitions of the
circus people. Somebody is sure to be
discharged If ANY one whistles. they
say.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-15
KINGMAN,

Special Correspondence.
Kingm8n. Ariz., Sept IL The rebuild.
ing Of the burnt district In this city IL
under good headwHy aud by November
LIST will have been completed. On the
site OF Mulligan q Hubs former saloon
and liquor house n fine cOmmOdiOus brick
building Is fast taking the place OF the
former magnificent structure, the TWEEN
ty-inch stone foundation walls now be-
ing above ground and the laying OF the
brick walls already commenced. The
old Hubbs house site Is having the debris
aud fallen walls removed by a large
force OF labOrers and mechanics and ex-
csyatiOns begun Tor the foundations. All
the business block between Kingman
Mercantile cOmpany's tine brick corner
down Front street 20 Mrs. McKenzle's hO-
tel will DO a brick and stone block by or
before Christmas. Outside OF this King
man ia improving moderately In pretty
residences and yard aud lawn decora-
lions.
The mines in and about Chloride are
better than ever and the shipments OF
ore through this city 20 distant points
east and north bears evidence that the
production OF gold and silver ores are
better than ever in the history OF those
camps and districts. Collin nmmons, q
widely. known mining man aud success
ful broker, has taken under bond aud
lease the Payroll and Champion mines OF
Judge j. NJ. Murphy, and the two proper.
ties are proving 10 be- all that the pro.
mOter of their Developments expected OF
them. The sale propositions in the two
mines amounts TO $4,000 and a good
bonus paid down.
Politics Is warming up lively and
county offices are not going begging fOI
applicants 10 Oil their positions. There
are already two announcements out for
sheriff, j. N. COhenauT and W. III. Lake.
Mr.. COhenaur IL n OF the present
deputy sherltfs and Ia a good silver re-
publican, while Mr.. Lake Is Just az good
a silver democrat. But there are Others
yet to put their names forward for this
Office and among them Is mentioned such
tried and true old residents as Harry
Hubs, James ROsbOTOugh and Andrew
Lasweil. Party politics Is cutting nc
great figure In this campaign In MOhsye
county aud the man most liked or etiei'
ency known will run far ahead OF
his party, let II be either repub-
liean or democrat, The COxeyites or
middle Of-the burros." a they are
called here, are extinct In Mohaye
county never 10 be resurrected. There
are virtually but six known in the
county and they made a movement OF
two the past summer and early fall IA
hold a meeting aud organize, but force
and showing was 10 weak and sickly
looking that they have given up any at.
tempt 10 keep up an organization,
These have been In the habit OF calling
themselves "pOpulists."
Hon. Il. 4. EllinWOOd, Of Flagstaff.
has been In the city and county for some
weeks past looking after his legal bust
ness which Is growing quite rapidly fol
80 long a distance from home, and he has
made himself very popular with the
masses,
The summer people are beginning Il
return 10 their homes from the seashOr'
and other cool summer resorts, and lRsI
Saturday night tho first bail OF the sea
son was opened with grand eelat.
KINGMAN.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-15
NOTICE TO

Notice is hereby given to all taxpayers
that l, ALEXANDRA SANDoyAL, collector
In aud for BernalillO county, will be at
the following places on the dates named
TO receive and collect taxes due by said
taxpayers for the year 1898;
Precinct 3 Alameda, house Of Rumaldo
MOntoya y ApOdaca, September Is.
Precinct 2 C0uales, house of Alexandra
Sandoval, September II,
Precinct 1-Bemalllo. house of Pedro Perea.
September 10.
Precinct 10 Placitas, house Of Francisco
Tuillo, September 30.
Precinct ~f9-Algodones, house Of Alexandra
viii, September 81.
Precinct "a Wallace, house Of Lorenzo
Garcia. September ~.
Precinct "a Pena Blanca, house of Mar
celino Baca, September %.
Precinct 37-Bland, house of b. II. Shaw,
September ~.
fTecinct IL -Jemez, house Of J. Agapito
Garcia, September 26.
Precinct al-san Ysidro, house OF Leandro
%SandOyal, September %.
Precinct 20 Nacimlento, house Of 4, A,
Mien September %.
Precinct 80 La lara, house of Edubijen
Guule September 20,
Precinct IA Gonzalitos, house Of Guadalupe
SanChes, September 30.
Precinct lila yentana, house of Hilario
Precinct 25-Guadalupe, house OF Crestino
Guvgo, October 3.
Precinct 10 salazar, house Of Pantaleon
AAHNN wv ~
Precinct l4-San Ignacio. house Of A~polonio
Garcia, October o.
Precinct 8-Padillas, house OF Juan Sanches
y Pena September 10,
Precinct 1l-PaiaTltO, house Of Felipe Hub
bell, September 10.
Precinct 0-Ranchos de Atfisco, house OF
IsidTO Sandoyal, September n.
Precinct 2S-AtriscO, house OF Nenceslaue
Chayes, September 10,
Precinct 20-El TAO, hOuse Of J. Is. FattcT-
son, September 90.
Precinct 6-baTrlas, house of GTeguru Apo
daca, September 81, d.
Precinct 8b-DuTanes, house Of Antonio J,
Garcia, september 22,
Precinct S-Los GUegOs, house Of Juan G
SamOra, September 80.
Precinct i-Ranchos de Albuquerque, house
OF MaKimtanO Garcia, September ~,
Precinct ~ - La Ilera, house OF Ramon
Hruera, September 26,
Precinct 7-San Antonio, house of Charles
Kemp, September "a.
Precinct % - san Pedro, house Of Juau
OterO, September Is,
Precinct 10 - Chilli, house Of FllOmenl
Mora. September ~.
Precinct 34-Chilili, house Of Milton Dow
September 80,
Precinct is-Old Albuquerque, at the cour
house, October j.,
Precinct 97-Gallup, office OF A II. Henry
Precinct 8O-Gallup, office Of A. A, Henry
Precinct 2~8-Albuquerque, Office of Culley
4 Armljo, October 10, IL and ~.
Precinct l2-AlbuQuerque, .otlce OF Cullel
a ATmilo, October 49, l4 and To-
ALEXANDRA SANDONAL, Collector.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-15
TERRITORIAL FAIR NOTES.

Directors WIN Meet Tomorrow Night
Fair Privileges to be sold
The fair privileges will be sold at
public auction on the corner OF Second
street aud Railroad avenue at 3 o'clock
next Monday afternoon. The following
privileges will then be disposed Of: The
bar privilege; the bicycle checking priyi-
lege; score card privilege; peanut and
cigar privilege; lemonade privilege;
candy privilege; the fruit privilege ana
the restaurant privilege.
What are the farmers and fruit Taisera
OF BernalillO county doing toward getting
up an exhibit from this county at the
fair tina. shall make a favorable com.
parisOn with the outside exhibits that
will be herep IL would DO a Illuminating
spectacle TO see the display OF prOGucts
from the country Immediately tributary
% Albuquerque totally eollpsed, rs II
were, by the exhibits that will be sent
here from afar.
The horticultural exhibits from differ
ent parts Of the territory promise TO sur.
pass everything Of the kind In past years.
The sacramento country people are max
ing the most elaborate preparations aud
will have a colossal display OF all the var
led products OF that country. The PecOs
valley people should bestir themselves at
once and prepare a splendid exhibit from
that country. They surely cannot afford
70 let this favorable opportunity OF adj
Vertising their resources slip by without
taking advantage OF II. The AgTicul-
turf college at Las Cruces IL preparing
an exhibit that will no doubt do ample
~jdstiee 10 the products Of the fertile Mes
sillA valley. SOcOrrO and Valencia county
gardeners and Orchardlsts are already
at work getting ready exhibits from
those counties that will reflect credit on
their intelligent and progressive farmers.
A splendid exhibit In the same line from
the northern part OF the territory Ia az
sured and will be sent here from Santa
Re.
The fair directors will hold a meeting
tomorrow evening when a number OF
matters will be disposed OF. A band will
be hired % furnish music during fair
week; prizes for bicycle races and the
cake walk will be decided upon.
A number OF letters have been received
from bicycle riders In different parts OF
the country, asking about the bicycle
races and indicating their intention OF
coming here to participate, 10 that this
portion OF the program promises TO be
highly interesting.
A stylish cake walk will be one OF the
minor features OF the fair. Prominent
cOlOred men In different parts OF the ter
ritOry have written Secretary Crawford,
saying that they would come here and
take part II suitable prizes were offered
This will be- settled at the directors
meeting To- morrow night.