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RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
slaTIoN CORNER O sIlTH aND , -.

n .
ga ID AMI Z SIS
80 A H. DAILY. FETTsRI-gf. E-saf.t51
fa.-er and Dlafu.z ttrs fls.rl.z.f- h H-..--.
lg-5a A s.. 8AHT PIEESTf .y{sfs - i i
: IIEl}-puI4laaa sseaaIl.s I8sr.=..- srss--.--r -
ots- Falllu Cars Harrisburg II f.HI-as5 -
ClHuzti IndsaaassIie. 81 f<75s ,-fG.,sls,,.j
.eae5e, and Detroit Buffet P4rior car to IIar,
rt5uEg.
$50 l. b. DAILY. FAST LIEE--raIlz,an
u Harrisburg to p P.,5s5ars. '--'' E''-'
sFHGssee5. - 1ar .. AD ~ T. ,'g.s
+ ~ .-,,---- ~ ---- D'i.ins lals HARRISBURG
claaagtJ and l.-.lt.,. -'''--7 ---- '''-
r-T.r-e- % L''-i9 s-AF fst-i7i--
80 - sf re - lar. 1-l--s % - i-o--z-
nan ~..r15rg - -. ---' 81 -, i.,-
H. - t--s - 7. Fiita1,0E ana tn-c~zo-
s e- 80 eA--4zo-
81 p. .,A--- t--' f--stND AAD ClSCis.
49, La -.i-z5 .-i-l--l s-eep-Hs -srs asa
w.. ga -z j. =5 -,,5.' -9a a'i5ss 10 Cisss-
$50 r. 81 ltiIT rtI--,.sa. 1s.se..s f..,r
rs1 --- - - - - f--.i lAs-9-f 4sE
80 a & tt M - eiE ,.s-' ,.,. rvs.ss-
hi. - = Z 80 )at AAt.-f-'ss
Css.s.as r., 5....-i. ~. l--..- -. ~''~
- a. ~ 5re 30 go - -. --.-- -----
tall SUNDAY Tor IS ..5.sf-.-r..-r 4.s.g ss5 > u
z-l5 T. 81 DAILY. BUFFALO AI4HF E1PEzss.
s.EIl through Buffet ,.s-a-1.r al 49, C3-.eb.ss
b. Buffalo. VIA Erzl5r5.sr.. TI57rEfa4,
7.B5 T. n DEH5 F--- - l.,.....--
Ts..atr. ann [s-@ z... - ..-,
l-y. g.lsH Sleeping Car Y ass.l1Lel h. Es.aesigr.
1910 l.. d. Tor Erc. Canaudal1tiz. Rochester.
buffalo. and Niagara E4.ls aslIy. PulIEzz
Sleeping Car Warrington 20 rochester sa-lr-
$50 +. 81. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
l 49, 10 o.. Es% l9fs. az FaE-0F N4fs via
al '-1'' 3 -t--'i9Ie-
Fer cb5f..s-F--e, 49, vi. - e..
--A@5 AZ" ~~As @-@ -
l-rrrs=- -.rs .-..,..... ..-. --- .ts.-5--- t.s-,
= 10 .555,.=.. ~. -.+77.. ~. .1.. - -
mss. ..s.-.,1..- n. - 4, -s,--,---. 3,
ft-l5 g- '.t5.-. ~
a5s Ig-si i. s. Fs.e on --r.--
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Nice horses. burgieE. AMI davtors.
drumming and business; $50 and - per day.
PRESTON's STABLES, sth AID sis nv:
phone. East ism tsI8-58-
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WALL PAPER

NOTE s24 9Th s. uv-- is -oEs-zu-gg reczIv-
Ing rhe latest su6 most attractive @ .=i-9s 10
AZ F-pels- ana e-p@-s rooms sr0E Z D. up
CAL and investigate i1I yoLrzzlI nd i -55-
WINGED asIz.rT
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Money TO loan al So 70 per cent, in surlz
Of 81. 90 10 $1,000, ou d. & real estate. 1ag
Of and per cent mortgage and begin anew.
ali transactions c0rdlI.-ad With ecu71r.f5T con
gIderatioB for borrowers
VA. H. SAUNDERS * CO 1iG- F 81 nv
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC

FOR SALE Fine lot e parrots. moczine aissis-
Squirrels. snakes. guinea pigs u.hb5ls sold
nah AlsG csuaIles lr1m $50 augsr
sCHdID's EMPORIUM CF PETS. ~ I5tb &.
sS n5z5 &
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Money Loaned saIanad PeoDTe

Retail merchants. tssm=l-rs boarding houses.
without security largest bushes 10 IS prlB-
c'Dal cities IpLMAA. H09m I0I. ss3 l7lh 4
Nv. n.I4-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. FosTOFFICE. NOTICE
should be read daily, as changes may occur
at amy time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily, and -Ea schedule gf cI0sin1s ls
arranged ou the presumption 55 taa5r uuiutrr %
y-pLei overland transit For tEa week ending
February 3. 1908. tire last connecting closes VIII
be made from tie MAIN OFFICE rs fauaHs5
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


capital t.u legitimate eutarar.ses see lis -r
Ha.. 3. ..r want .s SELL 80, r- af an..r 81.
..E. or..r.. -.Ft.r. WASHINGTON E--I
/ NESS EXCHANGE ~. y st. ag. faa2
! -----------.-
J I.Hrf-..r. contra. ....r..r. -..lr. 49,
|.i..rH- $3.50. s.ar- naraas,rlr r..rrG.- -.-,
,,a-.. >F# ruEh HI-ST<H-~ Rf.rrFR. d..
/ r. f-#-#t
. ,grl.<. .-.r.st-. ,~Ts5[l-r -[-T ---------
( tHpRNf -.......g,.e-- ~ Ta.Efr.-ra,. Raj.
Ena-,. ami Philadelphia. arc eIltoE a..r Oh.
tn.. rr .rl.. .. raa -t...4 There. IS --.r.
la.o= doing NIGHT Vow. w offer at .aor.
.....'. ..'.. ". rHafe- i.f -a."
---- - ---- -. ----e --.---- L--
NANTEg-tu a...-. .~ silent martinez il. ,.rF.
.-.......r.. ..rf-- business s-4ra r.rf-.r.-.
t..a.. locate. ~ he's. r..--ra.. -2--..-- mos,
rr.-rI um.r-au.. requires isafae#sto deal. q
dag. returns .r..# moderate capital Address
--,z. r-- e. -
------- 49, ----. Mis- ~ J. S. L----
FOR Saba .-.- store Address rsv r.4
this .H.a. fr..z.
my .-.,.r.- ----- 5000 --------------
f...-.-.-. .-. -- r
.... 5a.as.. .. KAN goPF gr,iys 49, Ri.ox
------- --.--------------
HAVE O. TONERS vino want ~ buy business
Parties Wanting To sell address BOY
...,-
~.-.-' Grocery aus confectionery. rent. 50; five
---z JOY a..-a.. 81 Ae t--f-
WRITE FOR t<r eFaD t,-tr.- -r..-.- 49,.
.-Fri,ge-.s....a- r4rr.=.- and rE-rr7rc i. ,sifr.
..s.- .rl-- -.....s-.s- Investments - NJ l-spf,
Hnam 5s Davidson HmrId.ug. Washington. D. C..
rHg-L
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

All trans Illuminated with PIE-s-a Hghr.
5a-JsuloEst Il.--ll1l PIMA. New l1rA. BosLoa.
ana TIE last .-u-1 90 >DlaerJ, s-sy lBuf-
So, 1880 lDlueEy, 4y.Jy lDlEeEJ A. H..
SI--zu tDIleTJ. -o-OJ s-E4.a- Limited, d.
LllegJ t.JJ lfai.a4e-pul4 only, .5sJ8
.DiauE,, $50 4u- 'l--sg b. Ns-svllns ~zz
open AL ly.uU C-ucaJ.
aL-4Erl, Clsy, I'D. -, L.lg:99 a. IA Iz-Zg.
500 l.. IL
-D-Lg- Except sunday sunday only,
NEEpEeSs trains
I4-L-e called l.- and checked from hotels
and residences is Union Transfer Co. Ju orders
let al LuEe- Offices, ol5 Eg4lllz5 Ig4uia Avenue
Eos.Lacs,, NeV lgra avenue 4ul tliJeeugh
Street AM at s--tlou-
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TRAINS on BLUENoST BRANCH
Leave " ASH nEtau. s % a. ~. and q 40 p m
carly " eek days, loo p. M, ass p. M and
90 2 "a latter for Leez5urg only.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II. Ia1s.

schedule elective dzEGEFF H. LssE.
Iralus leave tTgu E-HI4sy Mania Station
E;lo a. re. Daily Local for Harr.soubGrr
( " 4IfeaJoH. Charlotte, sas way stations.
1901 8 r. Daily. Hg5llugtO and Florida
limited rITst-class coaches and Grauias-roaT
sleeper 70 JacNsonvtite- Ia Dining car service
u-iS O. IA. Daily. United States Fast Mall
lst-e-'Ss coaches and drawing room Sleep
3" -5t" oFie-Ts- Dining ear service.
500 p III " eek Days Local for Harrison
ours and way stations On Manassas branch
80 p m, Daily Local for Warrentou and
Charlottesville.
yai p m. Week Days. Sou,he-n's Falr
Limited. Solid Pullman tgain. Through Draw
ing Room s.eepcFs 10 AIE~z, Augusta, sav4n-
t.ali' Jacksonville ana 81. Augustine. Club
blEinS. and Observation Cars
o-35 2 II, Daily NCw York and Atlanta Ex-
t.is7s- Iir=t-eiaSs coach and sleeper 20 atlanta
g''l'l"1 3. e-usssilFs, and FTiGeyH, Sluse5
aoatc- Tourist sis=Per Washington 60 saE
ftaiillsso. Pullman Buffet serelce-
J-2J NJ Daily. New Iozz and Florida
t.NETess- EiraJ- class coach and sleeper TO Tam
8sii- suIz.nleTgllle- Charleston. savannah. Jack
sohSliie, and Port Tampa; sleeper 70 August4-
anu connection for Aiken. Dining car zervics-
&Viyi p ui- Daily New York and siemrhis
LIN! Ted iva Lyaga5urgf. Fsrst-gIass coach and
stsspilG car % Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
t@ueosa' and Aeas2his5 sleeper 90 New Orleans.
Dining CaE service
1915 P ~ Daily. Washington and south
western Limited. All Pullman train club and
cJSeFF-tIou cars 20 Atlanta ard Ascga, sleep
eT~ 20 Nashville Atlanta. Azrcu Memphis
rev Orleans Aouaay Wecnescz7. and Friday
through sleeper 70 PEnehurst. Dining car seq
TRAINS on BLGENoST BRANCH
Leave vs. !nEton, s.52 a. ~. and 4s43 p. III.
carly " eek days, 100 p. M. ass .. IN. and
90 z "a latter for Leez5Urg only
Through trains from The South arrive Wash
i0s ton 5.s2 a. -u-- 500 a. E-, 30 A. H.. 3.s5
O. m, z:o9 p. m-s Sis p M, and ESQ p. m
-afiy. ln.la a. M daily. except Monday. Local
and sos p. 10. daily From Charlottesville,
SIS q. ma and sos g. n daily
Tickets. sleeping car reservations and de-
tailed information car BE had % ticket Offices.
f15 18th 81, 5lI Pennzy i7auia ave, and Penn
s. lvania Station Baggage checked through
t-CW hotels and resdenees-
Phone 1850 T. T. r. Cab Service
c. H. ACEEET General Manager.
& II. HARBNfCE. General Pass'T Agent
I s BROWE. General AGENT.
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FOR RENT Furnished or unfinished rooms
SIS Z ST. NV. f-s--t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RE,,T-Furnished or unfinished. q small
aacE r"o1" FOR p per month 20 Iith ST. ne.
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gHet. should pay saU-plg FIST year. sc.,r1ile
business proposition address bon 258 this
-----.- f-4-8L
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAS LINE

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YOFE-S0J-TEIA AIPTON-LOSDON
inland Fe5.1s ~ am. 81 PAU Fe5-2J. 10 IT
Phil phll-F eb.Is, .l. 10. Vow Yar1. Mars i. u.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW TORK-ANTWERP-PA
F.nIand-teh a. 10 am. KroouI- d. Feb. Is. 10 m
Fader5'd .Feb-2I 10 am. Iceland. Mari 10 an.
COMP 1NY7S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 T 81.
n W, Of Geo n Moss, 1911 G s.. y. W
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-A very pretty Groom house: 500
down. balance monthly tNo postal czrf=1 +.
PIERCE a- PIERCE. Vienna. Va fel-2a-
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


+ ~ '>jEp-CIars. $50: also country youth
about -- ROOM De l25 IJsI St. call after 10
Il
! HN>rEu-E E5-t..rs=z salesman to travel. en-
. -a-an.af pleasant --sHrt5Ig and permanent
/ Z, ----2 --.---- ------
/ WANTED Porter with bicycle. Apply Ga 18th
/ IL MS. It
+ #tNTLH- Elevator hav. two walters. hall boy.
+ 'T- ."-H.ss.-s. I." .a.rers. inquire 300 9Th
/
: NfNfEIH|a.s. SO. rta naEhu.- -re. rla-
ur. IT
! -
/ -'F. 5I'-.f licensed "r-.HraE5 INNS. "e willing
/
/ #h>il.l--A Eaun= white man t1 -Hu o DAIRY
( ..rr.. good chance for the right parity Adj
references feg-s-
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FOR REET-FLATS.

FOR RE>T-Tvg handsome flats: all improve
zlfHrs- second and third floors; cheap 300
r ST. Eu 10 u
FOR RENT-THE PENHTRST * Fl - no
near Government Printing Office and ali car
lines Two modern housekeeping apartments
four rooms and bath. ia thorough order 50
per month each f----f
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BALTIMORE AND Chic r. R.

Leave y -.llI.g,oas ~ Jersey Ave 4ad : 81
lu4cza-y aEa 2,yIs4osssl 'Ly.5g - H. -6-zz
=
Cincinnati, st. L750, ana Louisville. EI0-oa
- as4. 40 - 81 40 D4sat-
PIsls0uIg All Cleveland. -IU-59 a. n, -s:2s
p IL sla 80 night
LuluslUus anu ~ meeting, +6-sU ?. n
H.-e--sleF. llc-SJ 49,. la-4a and 1854
A1aag5lls. 49,. $50. uLI.50 a II. ia. 80.
lrca5T.a1. s.S5. .-s:0o. l.Io.so a, N. .'1.1s.
~ .uo o.-g p. ~
Hagers5oyu, !. 1900 and $50 P "a.
BOYD 4aJ way points. $3.50, -es.OJ A. IA.
-'L-L-. 49,. .J-Sy. 7sLJ-I5, ia 80 r
,laaJuels5-Is 4a- way p-slJs, 1888, -+y-UO =
III, L-yy, --1-1J5 1851, .l4-Sys ~ !5;s1,
100, r-Ig-I5, .l1-oy D. H.
BIZ szIlLLs- J0ll JUNCTION --l way points. 5.55,
'-y.yy o. ul., r-l.I5i s.5v. 1889 D N
Baltimore, week Gays Aa-yo. s-yO, 6s21
~ 10, .oQ, El-,J 600. Ay-sg, Aly.u1, " - a
de- 49, lo,a. Al-5J, A5-Jy A.4-JJ, A. ~,
100, as.yg, g.-5, AJs-ys u-oJ, 4s ~. 1851,
AII-5u. LI-L5 =. Ia Si.4--yA. 500 - 80,
. 80, $3.50. - -yJ "a, Nl---s, L.l5, - -,
A. 80, 45-y5, 90, U-5a. Xo.UO klU.yO. Al ~,
4... u
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FOUND

FoUND-GalIe pup Parties concerned e cas-.
call ar iZ25 1871. 81. uv. J.
FOUND-Laccy's Ice cream absolutely urre
20 cent? per gallon. Delive-rd IN unIptia-ef
wagons COZ New York ave nU mi0-tf
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FOR ONE or THOSE VEL BUILT Two
STORY AND CELLAR Ray WINDOW
PRESSED BRICK DWELLINGS rs "Ur ST.
Ne, NEAR GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF
fIrE. CONTAIN LARGE ROOMS AND
BATH ARE ALWAYS RENTED At 5000
PER MONTH WOULD EASILY RENT FOR
sZ2-50 PARTICj LARS Or SOLE AGENT,
JOSEPH L WELLER,
HONEST DEALING IN REALTY.
Tel + s53- No, 65z f St. \. W-
HOW To BE YOUR OWN LANT0RD
Near Mount Pleasant, attn 500 cash and $50
~aatEiE- For fU'i particulars drop postal "
telephone fer new If-qaEe illustrated booker"
9t North Columbia Ie.EHLs-
FULTON r.. GORDON.
Telephone Main 5-Sh. 7gE lEth So. NV.
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FOR RENT--FUREIsHED ROOMS.

rooms. 81 ST. NV ,.'' '''' ''' .'
-.ar NH l..,..r. ~.
fa--. closet ..rr.- an ,.,. s. ~ -....
rem moderate. 81 9th St nv. Tg1.al
Iron nr<r ra.r.a 4,,---.s,4 -- 49,, -a.t
! - '.''' '"'"'9'.'" i''''-N-
ron n----- ------------7- --------- l-----
/ ~ ..,.''' ..., ,. rooms -"'' board,
------ 49,
{ .-' "'.' 10 Gentlemen .H.E- we'll heated
{ .".i'.-"r' front ami bach rooms srugE ur Cu
-lEr.- H"t water, bath adjoining. fa urisat.
/ family E4- 70 st rq,
/ an, r.--,---
IT, a i.E-' .E'L. ROOM wei. TasrHsl."-
/ tat and Library. heat and .a-. rrf,. f.. fe-4-i.
/ +t G. ST. faagr
--r T,T-,-r r-------
1913 ST. uu f...
-
nicely furnished. Feat and rrft torrs .eg al
Nv rgr
aa 4eas- other rooms. sranztru.- - Gems
- - -.--
NJ ~ 81 nc .rtt
/ FOR Rr>eT- 4r..rr.;-f.4 f--r - I'D ~,
- ~. ...I..7..'l lI"at room a'at and
-lH-e-is ave- uH. Flat g. leG.@t
--.... -----.--
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
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WAHTED-BICYCLES.

WANEED-secand-hanI bicycle. IN good cgndi
ugn- none other wanted. apply 1910 G. ST. nv
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
DEMOREST
MEDAL CONTEST

Tomorrow evening at the Normal
chapel, beginning at 5 o'clock, q
Demorest gold and silver medal con-
test will be held. Quite a number Of
young people will participate, and
there will be musical and other feat
r Of interest.
Following are the names Of the
contestants and their selections:
For the silver medal: Maude
Stoner, "The Sabbath Bells.' Ruth
Schlott, "A Knot OF White Ribbon"
Geneyieye Maloney. THE Rum Mani
ac;;" Margaret Callahan. The Child
Messenger" Lottie Gray, Little Bios
SOM Marie Maloney. "a Point In
Prohibition" Laura Nelson, MRS.
Hennesey and Her Boy" Pauline
Perry. "A Promise"
Those contesting for gold medal:
Roy Morris. The Engineers Story
Nellie Floyd, The Picture" Edith
Perry, THE Temperance Meetin';;'
Ethel Bloomfield. Good Night Papa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
The JudeII Reception.

The Judell home on North Eighth
street presented a lovely picture Sat
urday night, when scores Of Las We
gas friends called To express their
fluctuations to Mr.. and Mrs. Jndell
upon having completed twenty-five
years OF married life. The guests al
the reception were received by the
worthy couple, assisted by Messrs,
and Mesdames Noa. Louis and Bern
hard HELD of Albuquerque.
The rooms were brilliantly iilnm.
mated. and the greenery Of smilax and
the glory OF beautiful flowers used
In the decorations were very effective.
Sweet music from a string orchestra
resounded through the room. A huge
punch bowl, containing fluid that tLo
gods might have envled was presided
over by Mrs. Simon Bacharaeh, Mrs.
VIM. Ludwig llfeld and Mrs. Henri
cite llfeld, Delicious refreshments OF
cake. leo cream and coffee We're
served.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
craIo.MllIer.

MANY Las Vegas folk who have had
the opportunity Of listening to the
beautiful voice and forming the &C
Quaintancc OF Miss Annie Laurie Mil.
or, who visited her aunt. Mrs. l.. Poole
Wright. In this city last summer, will
be pleased and interested to know Of
her marriage last night ut San Diego,
California. 10 DR.. Emmett Junius
Craig. a surgeon In the United States
army. Miss Miller formed many
friends here who will wish her all
happiness. She is the possessor Of IN
unusually fine and well trained con
tralto voice and Is otherwise highly
accomplished. Her former home was
C~entrnlia, Illinois.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
A Great Farmer.

Steward George Ward OF the Asy-
lum Ia q very busy man. The state
ment is true at any time, but just
now he Is busy In the superlative de-
gree gathering and housing the splen-
did crop OF vegetables raised on the
asylum farm. II any one doubts the
ability or this part Of the territory TO
raise record-breaking crops 1t viii be
well for him to pay q visit to Mr..
Ward and his farm, The variety OF
vegetables is gratifying and the size
and quality are superb. What would
an eastern farmer say to making ff-
teen hundred dollars from three acres
OF land. That's what Mr.. Ward has
done this year, for the income from
his celery patch will be fully that
much. Other crops show surprising
results. The gentleman has received
a number Of letters from the agricul-
tural department at Washington con
graduating him upon his uncommon
success MI. Ward says that what
no has done Others can do, given just
n little land and just a little water.
With twenty-five thousand acres UNI
der government irrigation, this sec
ton Of the country would be hard to
beat.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

The masquerade bali given At the
Buttrick dancing academy Saturday
night was a decided success In every
way. Fully four hundred people we're
present. OF which n hundred were
enmasQuc. Never have Las Vegas
feet moved 10 the RHYTHM Of o me.
lodious music. Prof. Ricardo Ruis.
tho famous Spanish expert, played the
violin. and ]. Earl Critics presided At
the plano. Notwithstanding the
large crowd. everybody had nm extra
hne time, and the dance. beginning
late. lasted almost until the day star
began TO dim before the rosy light Of
Aurora. Prof. RuIs will play at the
regular dance tomorrow night, In ad.
dition 10 the regular music several
solos may be expected.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
School Teachers In Demand,

Prof. Enrique Armijo, the west side
teacher, who. M q member OF the
county examining board, assisted In
the examination at the court house
Saturday. informs The Optic that
none OF the t~wentythree applicants
can receive licenses to teach, until
special permission has been granted
by the superintendent of public In.
struction. This Il owing to the law
which provides that all teachers Will
send to Colonel Chayes a statement OF
the reason why the examination was
held Mt this time. There arc vacant
schools In the county. and II Is. Of
course. Of the highest Importance that
more teachers be provided. The SUI.
perintendent will, without doubt, un,
der the circumstances. consider The
reasons advanced sufficient to Justify
Issuing the certificates. Prof. Arm.
10 says that while the examination
OF papers has not been concluded, tho
applicants are making a very good
showing. Another examination will
be held In December,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

In response TO queries, Prof. J. J,
Vernon. agriculturist at the A q NJ.
college at Mesilla Park has written
Steward a. w. Ward. OF the asylum,
that in the southern part Of the terri.
tory several varieties Of Bronze grass
have been tried. but that non has
given satisfactory results. He adds,
however that Bronze grass does well
in a colder climate and believes that
"A this altisde and elevation,
good results should be Produced The
expert suggests trying several yarict-
les OF the grass on small plats- Where
Bronze grass grows, he says. II is con.
sidered n very desirable crop
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

The day Of the dog II not over.
The Optic 10 informed on excellent
authority that the Chihuahua canine.
who was supposed TO have been Of.
fered ~ . sacrifice 10 human preju.
dice. IL enjoying the best Of health.
His dogship IL able 70 present m al.
ibi- He was somewhere else when
the aiIcged burning took place. and
IL now doing extremely well.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

The Ladies' League Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet tomorrow at.
ternoon At 2.3O at the residence Of
Mrs. G. D. Boucher. All members are
urged to be present, a. business OF
Importance Is TO be transacted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

At the home Of Mrs. Herman G. II.
field yesterday afternoon a pleasant
family party was held. Progressive
six.hand euchre was n Of the feat.
ures. Mrs. Bernhard HELD won tho
lady's prize. and Max Nordhaus the
s~entleman's. Choice viands
served.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

A dozen or more Customers. who
arrived yesterday. hoping 70 spend the
winter here, have thus far been un
able to find suitable accommodations
either at hotels Or at private houses.
How badly Las Vegas needs modern
cottages for rent and a big family
hotel.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

The gentleman at the ladies' Home
Who had his gold watch abtsractcd
while he was asleep has not yet OBJ.
tanned possession Of his property and
haa about decided to charge It 70 his
profit and loss account.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

Donald Browne. son Of MI. and
Mrs. y. L, Browne. has written invt-
tations TO . birthday party to be cele.
brated tomorrow afternoon. Tho
youth will by that time have attained
the mature age Of " years.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
The Rev. Geo. Brewer. the cloouen

The Rev. Geo. Brewer the clpunent
superintendent Of Missions fx fhe
Baptist church OF New Mexico. occu.
pied the pulpit Of the Baptist church
both morning and evening. The gen.
tleman's account Of the progress Of
the work In The territory was highly
encouraging. but he showed the neces.
sity for further effort. One result Of
the missionary's visit was a liberal
collection TO be devoted 10 the nd.
vancement OF the work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

This morning s. L Barker brought
u The Optic once q sheaf ~ oats
measuring seven feet three inches.
The oats were grown on the gentle
mans Buclah ranch without irrigation.
The sheaf was left at The Optic once
TO be turned oyer to the New Mexico
worlds fair commission for display
At st. Louis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

Messrs. T. b. Fox and @. " Levi,
have bought out the Pastime cigar
store. formerly owned BY r. A. Pope.
The firm name will be nv a Levi, the
anne Of the store rcina ling unchang.
ed. Mr.. Fox Is a wen known. indust.
rious and sagacious young business
man Of the city. For some limo he
has managed the store for Mr.. Pope.
He will continue In the role ~ man.
ager. The present owners merit AMI
should achieve success,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

DR.. w. X. Upton, Of Las Vegas. u
expected to visit the capital during
tho coming week for the purpose Of
performing several surgical opera
tions.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

Three men and 4 team are being
utilized In , p~ostcsrnival cleaning on.
terprlse. The carpet Of confetti IL rap
IDLY disappearing. and the litter on the
main streets will soon be . thing Of
the past
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

The lecture on the Bible delivered
at the Episcopal church last evening
by the rector. Rev. Chas. French, was
scholarly and convincing. The con
gregation was much Interested and
reaped profit from the admirable dis
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02
MEADOW CITY HAPPENINGS
HOPE,

lillian J. hampton in the Reader
Magazine for November.
here IL no light where hope is gone:
ut at the rising OF creations dawn
he Maker said: LET there be light;
nd Y since has there been night
o dark man could not find a ray
u guide and cheer him on his way.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-11-02

Mrs. =. J. Scott. accompanied BY
her neIce. Christine Hursh, left on
! mo. . yesterday for Wichita Falls.
Texas.