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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

NItN HNaN MffH HNN W tfthH ff"Natf'f 49,
lasifa1s si sauandvfiuE uspncY ~ thia
ne 10 bpt made piain sAsg Your
ioiiafs ftr = lime phen 81 Wiii aecpm
,Hst s1m. Hz,d
The Herald la not against legitimate
tdfarIislaE bui We d. not thluh u
b. proper ihihg b. fste 90 siih The
shtuss oi oatadofa ehuae ouiy Db
il-,f Ia making fpH dollars Tor fhnm.
selves ia thia sr la Hot blame ih"
afaeus thns engaged u o. thair atu
alton but ugfauEu Niu ssDu bo
alrd on fa habrclb0 several hun
Iead sallsra to provide exhibits fnr ihe
Nufids fair. Ana IL Wili usiuirr st
eaaa -nnf ihunaand dollars To- provide
irrulHrs aud other literature
lrost usanf ihgBanas wiii go ~ ~
slrfis Ter ibr purpose ~ deeiiiug pu q
oraii1p sad ioofiha ap ne fea1afess
& the tariean statea ava tfs indi.
iousiY ospysa,,i nosi yvsF sHl be-
sufth mfsre ihsu fsfal ss pan9eH be- an
hsua uFiirHr ig 0nt asiis paper
b. ltrfsia + nol 0pe hat heiiFfes in
tagfns fhr Aae De- itu Hisnsrr art
~iH b. Remembered Tho iieTai5
srHss aauH a5sssss,fiun tssf tai hf
ss utse NEn ssrs inanh4 tte state
etHns ag iadgHfiai rdlianH The
asa lh qssai isln etpe6isvi 10 afshf 81
be- naars shHv he gspsys take she
iatac The appusit,uo shs-si srcep'ed
salf proposition snH ihuse sh0 vcpi
otto fhe arai s'ctoi fheHsstfrs aii
lfef tss insn affarssrle
Rubsn i5us stegenaap. Rudyerd
tilist Ani kn,bonf iioJ., Hawkins
hsv rd thslr p1Aehcal siem uf hero.
ers ID rliuDstnf AneriVan etYru-
',nm 7ueadAts ial7
Chaffur NrauAb ts iu tailfurni1
shsf De- tas horu ii- rss4 iso ur
tnt va~tf
ioyeah i Wsfd wee ponsr
-osra passenger tiis morning vapcrl
ns ta bt ahssat errA pF trn dstF
ChnHc- A johnson reiarn~a lar,
sruina fn'ia bea,ra Nbcfe he pat iu
~ t,ri pse ug a vccr ou iersi hust
snan
a. o iios ross ir penttf iu she uuru
as hHa mag putsitl} make arrange
utnu io reeido in lhaf city, althoaEO
So ifasf hr vi'i End d profitable "a
unnHe- eifa u.
-
Sire ~ d Al,NaEdrf Departed ihis
IiurniuE im Fsuisa Springs ~hcr-
~ urSNn3rf bas h,-aoiov ipicresie'i
The FAifiuk butei aab where shes
I siIi make tbsir fatHrv huH"
-r-
The puwnpu sfnc,s Railway com
I ,any rrrIrriva ne aiJ uair.rs today
a. ioiiaea J s. rnusr president
"A NHlams ,ico president M =
T PirkvuI s,rrrtaB and treaeurtf
Attention b. called tn iit adtoftie,
plrui uf trr san iuAu taty a Uaa to
! This frm is tn thr mafaci Goo tappli
.he frAdr eiih d hrsi cisss atuci' %
4 hfieh iu sny qaanuu sre thv Wlci
ana Gei prices
William prsonhRrit lcfl fhis morn
uH iur siitrrton. shefy bo hss s1m,
'oniTarl utrh lu do on buidmas fo
thg Silver Lake minrs iie was as
.ompanlei b, Arthur fasstiudgF aul
Wsmaryt Shadicf
o.
Mes nc la NorEur nriuru,d iss
evrujnE from a u-et fpcnt ia fh
! 1ountfa. most ot ihr ums Win he
fficnd Mrs Lvna Knapp uu the Flor
ia visiting tho Ballc camp ou the Va
ircim aud alea bsyacid time OF two
Messre G. D Herr and sife. Nis
CLARA and Master Howard. Mies Suti
Wall and ~ " Ritter and ~tfc eat Of
ihis morning iur their camping tril
un the Chams river knosinr the III
/ caliig they sill rpsiicsir in makes u
. 80 aaaA fs..t ia -. fs fh.. H.arf.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

MIR. snd Mrs c Arnold opeae,
the Mountain NieS hotel this morn
ing Both AZ. well known ln the ciu
and need no Introduction 81 cur hAnas
We personally know Ars Arnold to b.
q nne cook and v e. 10 right IN ionch
with her and We pr-diot saoessiu.
run for the bonse under theii man
sxemen,
The Durango Juniors vent ny q,
Porter yesterday sLd PLAYED q game
Of 6ail with The Porter team. Ninnins
oat on = scor. OF - TO , The JHniorr
are All s~elied up over the result a.
the Porter team Is composed of ali
grown men They think that Nj. Has
xerty. their pitcher, In ihe coming ball
shrower. snd are tslklns nov Of .
match with the regular Durango team
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

y W Carpenter ~ cartes sfepprd
over might Saturday - ihe SifsfsI
iessins yesterday Bspfniae 3pf ntntof
op business before ihe r1on sd sp
i,ssls
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

t'ns Roberts who departed Saiur
day Tor chicago and New Nark 10 So
iect fan sna winter stock for iho era.
den Mercantile company was given
carte blanche "a hny iarge and well
selected hne 81 goods a. evrrs one is
looking forward 60 hscly fall
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Win Saturday payday az iho rur
'af mines and yesterday al she sinrl
irf. money 30 circulating quite freely
Tho Porter pas roll was ln thr neigh.
g-pfhond uf ylnanu and after casual
eiahcr at ihs checks received hy tho
uyu anvf their board bills were paid.
we arc uut surprised that cuutvntment
rpfRns Ia This mock af tbe iab0tlsF
Notld Iutt of men Nith So Ju $500
to their cfrdii clear OF all expense
An, uus douhtue tho earnings ~ thc
men at the uuoiter. should stand
arunud isr muuyy order window at
he ps.turIeo nn pas day au1 the da}
iuiioetpr abd soc thu amount ut muu
ry seut hum. by the Mrsteans uy
a1inr ~. uoas san Luis valley aud
rsuiluus 80 Sos Mexico These
Nosieaur oWH ranrhes auN haYo
ihgir families lpohiuE after same
ehlo they work at tha smefer
lainE io the money thoy can
make and q great many OF thcm art
ppi, ldeut aud evvry month spui theit
earnings tn Improve their hnmo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mr sud Mrs = G Perkins. Harold
Asyme and bsby. and aunt Airs Eliza
G. rrrhins. left this morning for she
Upper Pine river the kirkpairtch
-oantfy place ~herc they NlH ty
hcif iuCb Nalh thr speckied beauties
yisiglnR Emerald lakes and the head
sairrs Of the Pine They Were well
stocked with gtspd things Go oai- 10 moi
ll" usual quantity of bait This ia
Ho 0rat SUMMER vacation 1f Mr and
Nra pertiu. and they wii be- uul
sbput two weeks We know pleas
snt beneficial time b. aheai of them
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mrs wiliism T. Vsiir is ssfefi aip
ins bef bro,bef nf q y kBdrsss OF
vi Paul fs Andrews iihos Colorado
and msAes u poiut a. tisi psHAnEa
ssers summer " I~sssihie
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mrs John Smclcrr and her sister,
Mrs wari Tucker returned from q
three weeks visit 20 their sister Mrs,
D. l.. Thomas OF Pennington ON last
evenings stage They report a dc
nehml time Mrs Leudors and her
son lisrold. who accompanied them TO
Pennington, viii return to Durango In
d few days.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Alta see-uns 10 tae echnol board
Saturday night al vhich eere pres
rut MnAsrs Nurt spsta sanford and
Frsfy ara Sscreiar- HcoHou. the
sshirfi rs EaifuE tvy' bp1ka for the
r1tu.rg term sae disrazncd o. Was
,oand s. saaii nnt ts necessary co.
riaBe ar laVcntoy " 'he books ON
hsud at present. eY hs 20 know how
many u'1rr eoaii bo needed Steps
aefo taken ta hsYu tho sch1li build.
ings rinsuci ap and put ln shape be-
f,fr school r1n,mgucea
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

fsi,au MoJuukin ioeh oct lhc lonrf
,sr.sisef ON Monday sud hrrah th'
orss ~oft fof JAok Martin shuf" D.
ihreshed soo hpshvls ~ u,ee shcsi
Martin sold the wheat Ai The fHrm'uE
ton min for 81 bs per hundred rhf
wheat 10 Of so-aa quality and aud msd'
= good yl.ia Pennington Times
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mfs AIMS Uru.itef and sfsHdspe
Carl boli soitsg paan - Rti~en SER
smnns 81. srfisHis Asit1fat WseuinE
from Red oaA ia snt =ill srvna
so,ne tima ,itliinE NJ spd Ars 1ehn
k.il.si,efssf Mrs 'srs"itof sud M
kcii~nh-farr essinE rvasins The
soaas msue father - editor ana pat
fisher 81 The he.i nAI Sus. uao - The
i"sd,as coanlfy psPors oi ihu hsei
eye ptsir
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mossre G. y Herr and siie. Misc
CLARA aud Master Howard. Miss Nuic
Nall and ~ " Ritter and Stfc sat on
This morning ior their camping trr
un the Chams river hnosinr Tho io
ralliy they pill rariiczir in makes ne
fs-,i sad not 10 ho ia the party
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

postoincc Inspector =. A Freder-
leks arrived last evening and is put
lius lea the DAY looking after the lease
Tor post0fiice for the next fyc years,
no arrangements as yet having been
ieeided on Mr. Frcdericks has been
detailed un work Ia Arizona and New
MeNic0 the past sixty DAYS and reports
prviiy warm weather most OF the time
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Jubn " NinEats ioAses iu thF
morning Tor sAu franciscn. tsiuinF ths
Colorado crowd at ufaHd Junction
from Which point be has e~ruro-'
si~efef accommodations Mf Win
gale ~iii be ai,snut siA weeks er tNs
months. enjoying q needed rect
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

~ /. patiaa. ~ tansseasiiiH Ma
IL new arrival who has areiss-i io
iocsi. w eur midst bAgims apebssf b
sess Office 1iioss in nsea ~ mnrsl
are in,ttsd so Pvrassr h.eal aifffties
nebi 10 ssaihef rainnh
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

C. " TbRlHsef rHiurned iass et"p
Ing from visit 40 fhe rev dEtfh 81
Arhoirs Rafs ~oft is ptsEresaias
Dtcsl, snd ~hen completed piH haze
the issss ditch 90 the southwest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

TITS Misses fsesisiao snd Larrciis
vsiie. daughter nf jnd > Nsiie ut
isspsss, arrived Saturday s,epshN A1d
~iil se the sgns,f ~ NJ and nrs
wtiiism = vsiir af tbis el'y ief Inc
Dsst two ~s-ka
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

g, T Morgan aaa cAl las.i ieit ii,it
raornihr ipf Coiassao spfings 10 ~.
tend Tho snnsAi meeting al the d "
y Grand lpdss Thsf Sili prabhhit
ne. portions Of lpsaVrt bofefc fet4sin
ing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mr aud Mrs " Is Whitaker left
aver tho Southern this morning on a
rip to thc coast Thes VII visit Zoe
AaHvira. san nleEn aud other points.
being absent about twu months Mr
whitaker mas brother iising near
ne Angeles when ho has arsu but
anra since fhrs were separated when
bfys They Hset in 1878 al the old
Whitaker home iH ohio. and Mr
Whuiassf 3f-lAs snai0prly forward 'o
ihe upr y hrn he can sEsin Chaps his
hfaihrt b. fhs hand aud iajt over
thflf pugbossa days
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Mes po la Norgue nriuruyd last
eVrnnE from a u-"t fpcnt iu fhc
oounfry most of ihr mus Win her
if,cud. Mrs Lvns Knapp ou the F1or
da visiting the B1llc camp ou the Val
isciin aud aleo bayfield, a time or TWO
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Merton Sshsii rstpe ai0Np ffuh ~
serion sslaraaf eYsainE and ~iii pai
In = se.A aiiondlnF to business He
says his nrm lt auine nnH busiH"Hs
Al Siiserion especially ~ The csuies
tiopeFs iihs u hpies almost luifssasi
bic 10 .apais ,he ffsds sUh bats
made rsBnits
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Nj and Mrs " Chapman sno
daughter Mts PRED Clsssc Ana hulis
Chambers prrhrp a.; Nrs Chapman
~ho arrived from chieaRp iaai ~r'ss
departed tesisfaas n'orhtsf faf iief
moss Para nhets ihes Nili aunne g
couple ni seess ssnlalin camp iiie
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

tuas' the additions 10 ,he srieui
is~ psss-d iasI ~intef "a IL hv-esssfN
fos teachers Applsins Tor ceriincaiu7
10 be- examined as 3" the sthio oopeN
ission. IL viii be- ~eii 10 post up ur
THE
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

William rescnharit lcti ibis morn
ug fuF siitrrion shefv bo hsr s1me
on,rarl strh lu do on buiidnss foT
thg Silver Lake minrs he was sc
1ompanled b, Arthur FasstiudcF and
nsmarrh Shaditf
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Eirr-n ioestina cerfiaratcs wefs
ni.d 10 fhe o5aHiS riafs ufnu tu
asy 80 80 s~a aelescn Al ln ia t'ls
t. ssoupinius
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-13

Nj snd NfS f'aFE Williams rAntf
os.s faam asacos laos es.ning Mrs
Williams eoniiBuinE 10 Colorado
isrriass on the narnins traln whlis
'sprs .iil retUfu hsfDe in fhH morning
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
A Good ~suqqestion.

LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, Aug. 10, 1903.
Editor of The Optic:
Allow me to suggest that some day
on the occasion of the army encamp-
ment from Aug. 18th to the 23rd, be
made New Mexico day.
This encampment is to be held at
Las Vegas. A little later comes the
territorial fair at Albuquerque, now
a territorial institution when consider
ed in a broad spirit. No doubt our
southern New Mexico friends will be
glad Of the opportunity to spend a
few days for pleasure and recreation
in the cool mountain retreats along
the Gallinas canyon, SO easily access
ible from this city and in return Las
Vegas will be inspired to give to the
fair, a rousing attendance. These re-
ciprocal courtesies in addition to the
pleasure of such occasions, will do
much to make the people Of the differ
ent portions Of New Mexico better &C
quainted, to allay the friction occa-
stoned by imaginary separate inter-
ests. and produce that unity of sent!-
ment and feeling SO much needed. in
pushing New Mexico to the front.
The boys in blue" will be here
and the occasion should be made one
of territorial significance.
1t would be a good time for the
''Old Vets" as we'll as those who wore
'the grey to re-une and by their pres.
ence aid in keeping alive that spirit
Of patriotism, which makes this the
freest and greatest country on earth.
In addition it would give Las Vegas,
from Creston to the Pecos, the oppor-
tunity to exhibit her characteristic
hospitality, AMI the outsiders a chance
to see how really beautiful, and de-
lightfully cool in climate. Las We
gas is In midsummer.
e. v. LONG.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
seuIah Budget.

BEULAH, N. NJ, Aug. S.-Mrs. J.
p. Blake and Mrs. Whiting Of Wyo-
ming are visiting the Blake resort this
week.
Some hay is being cut and the yield
is much better than last year. The
recent showers though somewhat in
spots are improving the oat and wheat
crops very much.
A party Of three consisting Of the
May brothers OF L0gansp0rt, Indiana,
and a friend from Arkansas, are hav.
ing an outing on the upper Pecos for
a few days. Elliott Barker acting a.
guide.
These hot days seem TO make us en-
Joy the over bracing climate Of these
mountain recesses, where an oppres-
sive day is never felt.
The need Of the hour In this COM
munity Is larger accommodations Tor
those seeking health or a quiet nook
In which to spend the summer. A
tent village would meet the demands
and could be built with little outlay.
RUsTICUS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
Nothing Wrong with Roeiada.

Rociada, N. NJ, Aug. 9, 1908.
Editor Daily Optic:
Some time ago the editor Of a Kan.
sas paper wrote an article In which
he asked the question, Whats the
matter with Kansas" He received
answers In his exchanges from all
parts Of the country, and II there was
anything ailing Kansas that they did
not note 1t must have been under the
ground or 80 high in the heavens that
they were unable to see 1t. Is 1t pos
sible this editor had lived In Kansas
long enough to become the head Of
= newspaper and did not know the
true state Of affairs, or was he like
the mother Of . pair Of spoiled twins
and would not see how things were!
Not wishing to gain notoriety by i'm.
itating the Kansas editor nor expect.
ing oil The Optics exchanges in the
United States to answer our question,
still We wouidslhe to- know how our
twins look To- the other woman and
ask the question. Whats the matter
with Rociada" We are an industri.
GUS. temperate and patriotic commu.
nifty. we endorse Roosevelt, education,
irrigation and all. II he had said any.
thing about soap we would have en-
dorsei Il also, although many Of us
are unable to define II. We have fine
valleys Of grain and hay, large locks
Of cattle, sheep and goats. a summer
resort in full blast excepting rainy
days, and mines producing pay ore.
We expect In the far future to
hear the locomotives whistle as she
comes owe the hill with trains OF cars
to bear away our products Of grain.
hay, beef and ore; and we may at
some time rise to the Importance of
sending a member to the territorial
legislature. What more could a large
city ask for? The only thing we
can think Of would be two corpora.
tons, one on each side OF the brook.
However. we may be like the mother
u the two twins and would be pleased
TO note remarks on the question.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

Mr.. Melini said they had a delightful
time among the vine clad hills of Lom-
hardy, but that skies are no brighter
and the sun is no more effulgent
there than in New Mexico and he was
glad TO get back.
c. B, Butscher, formerly connected
with the Normal. has returned to
the city after a trip TO Colorado and
eastern points. The gentleman is
engaged in the commission business
in a prosperous way. Mrs. Butscher
is spending the summer in Ration.
Attorney Henry Ed Nothumb of Chi
cage who with his little daughter,
Frances adelaide. has been visiting
Mrs. Nothumb on Columbia Ave-, left
for his business home yesterday. The
little girl makes her home with her
grand parents in central Iowa, while
her mother is here for her health.
John Steward, formerly mechanical
foreman of The Optic and Fl. L. Dun
ming, an albuquerque job printer,
passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Springer. The twain
have the distinction of being the tall
est pair of printers in the territory.
Johns many Las Vegas friends will
be pleased to hear that he is prosper
ing in the Duke City. He is the SEN
ior member of the firm of Steward &
Voorhees,, job printers. Mrs. Steward
went to Springer some weeks ago to
visit her parents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
-
INTERESTING SERVICE.
Enjoyable Platform Meeting Under
Auspices Of Y. NJ. G. A. at M.
E. Church Last Niuht.

Auspices Of Y. N. c. A. at N.
E. Church Last Night.
The Y. M. C. A. platform meeting
held at the Methodist church last
night was very interesting. The
church was filled. A dozen young
men occupied the platform and partic-
ipated in the musical part of the pro-
gram. D. j. Osborne presided. Sec.
Hates led in an opening song service,
which was followed by scriptural read
ing by Mr.. Osborne and prayer by Mr..
S. X. Sydes. The first talk was by
Mr.. H. o. Brown on. "The young man
for the Young man." in which the bas-
ic principles of the Y. M. c. A. were
discussed. A baritone solo by Mr..
Clyde Graham then followed. The
second talk by Mr.. E. C. Herlow, on
the topic, "The Boy" showed that the
day Of repression had passed and that
this is the day for the development of
the boy. All Of the great problems of
the day centers In the boy. Mr..
Hates then sang a solo, Can Q boy
forget his mother" A male quartette
singing the refrain. Responding to
the topic, THE association a factor
in the daily life Of a young man." Mr..
Hates recited the story Of a fifteen
year-old boy who came to Winona,
Mimi, from a rural home to secure
the advantages Of the city high school
showing how the association figured
in the domestic, social, physical, edu-
cational and religious life Of the
young man, and finally was the means
of landing him in a bank ~clerkship,
the developed character Of the young
man so completely winning the conf
dence of the directors Of the Second
national bank Of Winona that he Is
now made cashier Of the Bethany,
Mimi, bank, an institution established
by the first named bank. The meeting
closed with singing, "Blest be the tie,
etc" and prayer by Mr.. H. 0. Brown.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
To the Public.

Ny attention having been called to
a prospectus OF the why Not Min
ing company. in which Is a paragraph
stating that a communication appear
ing therein from r. J. Buck addressed
to the San Miguel Copper company,
F. A. Manzanares. president. is print
ed by permission, / desire to give no
tice~ hereby that the same vas pub
lished without my knowledge and
entirely unauthorized by me.
r. j. BUCK,
Consulting Engineer San Miguel Cop
per company. 8-74
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

The soldiers who will camp at Las
Vegas next week will, it is estimated,
consume 5000 loaves Of bread, all of
which will be bought in Las Vegas.
Seven beevs will be required and a
large amount of other supplies. The
fact that everything in the commits
airy department will be purchased
here will be no small item for Las
Vegas merchants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

Your Investment guaranteed. Did
you know the Aetna Building Associ-
alton pays 6 per cent interest on spe'
cial deposits? Before placing money
see us and get the best rate
of interest. Geo. H. Hunker, Score
tary. So
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10
Board Of Trade.

Regular meeting of the board OF
trade at city hall, Tuesday, August II,
1903, at s p. m. Reports of Ration ex'
cursion committees will be heard. al.
SO other important public business,
Attest: GEO. p. MONEY, Sec.
M. w. BROWNE, Pres.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

10 Per Cent Of. have a few left
Of those perfect refrigerators and will
sell them at 10 per cent. less than
regular price, Behring's. Ct
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

FOR RENT-Large, light furnished
room. two beds. Would REM cheap
to two young men permanently EN-.
ployed. Address w. care Optic. s 70
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

| have now an expert saddlemaker
and will turn out as fine work as any
one In that line. ]. c. Jones, Harness
Shop. Bridge st. S-57
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

wANTED-Active. intelligent boy
about Is years Of age, n messenger
Must have wheel. Postal Telegraph
Gable Co. 876.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

FOR RENT-Large south furnished
room fronting on park. SIS Column
bia avenue. S-71.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

Get refrigerators now at 10 per cent
less than value at Behring's. Masonic
Temple. Ct
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

FOR sALE-vItriHsd brick. I have
10000 Santa Fe ornamental brick
TO sell. Inquire Of Rev. p. Gilberton
at west side parish residence. $50
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Gehring offers q few perfect refrig.
orators at 10 per cent. on to close
them out. a.
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Pretty New Fa;; Hats.

Also outing hats for the warm sea,
son just received, fine gauze under.
wear, notions. stationery, etc.,
SO The Misses O'Brien, Bridge st
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-10

Veeder Brothers received today .
pair OF fine driving horses from Mis-.
souri,.
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Perry Onion pays cash and gooi
prices Tor household goods. Monte
Carlo Hall. Colo. Phone No. I'll. 1lS-tf