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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-27
Desafio de baseball
entire puertorrlquenos y
contlnentales

MAIZENA, por ID tarae tendrA efscto
en- terrenos de Paersa de Terra un
desaffo entire los Clubs ~AlmenaA'
res1-de puertorriqut d os-y sE SEQ
gidoss -da amsricanos.
eAlmendAress es ell schAmpions
de los pusrtorriqusnos y con csc mo-
two reina. mucho entusiasno. para
prsEenciara,ese deasffo ZEN qua W {
medir su#a 'armas .por primers vez
con an echsmpious dals..C ontirert'.
Los del eAlmen&aress Sc dice que
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Graciias

New York, JUNO 81 ll-3O a. No.
FL Presidente Roosevelt ha dado
gracias al Kaiser por ell trato que
han recibido los marinos america
nos en- Kiel. FL Presidente Sc
muestra muy reconocido q la cor
tesla de Guillermo II para con ell
escuadr0n americana. Ell mensaje
de Roosevelt Sc recibi6 en- Alema-
MIA CON demostraciones de simpatia.
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Alea1de do San Juan.

rrcga, ind!il era dscir que sl Conae'
10 no BE 10 concedelfa 10.
Y E 1tonces 81 sefio r Post estuvo de
aeuerdo y pnesta 6 votsei6n ID mo-
ci6n del doctor B lore ne aeept6.
Ri doctor B:loso dijo que como
Presidente que era lie 10 Comisi6n 6
que hRb1a pasaao 10 subAsta veri6.
cada por eli Director de Priaiones
.bs & haeer ara EXPOSITION verbal
cosa dc que si 10 estimaba conve.
nisnte 81 Consejo aceptara las su'
bRatas; as1 10 hiz3 exponiendo con
claridad varios 1nconveniantes que
30 presentaban en- las c&rceles de
Msyagu.z Ponce y Areeibo, y por
1.tim0 pidisndo qas hieieran nuavas
subABtAs en- estas tres e&reeles.
Ei senor Willouhgby afcs que 81
Consejo aebs acsptar sodas las su
hastas menos las de MayARuez,
Ponce y Areeibo, y dice que Ell Dl'
raetor de Prisiones debfa de some
ter alConaejo una lists eomparando
los prseios que ss psgAban antes,
eOu los de 10 &etualidad para Var ri
hAbia ahorros 6 no.
FL ST.. B:ioso dice que se aprRe
ben las subastss 6 exsspci6n de Pom
&c, Msyaguez y Areetbo y que ne
comunique 81 Director de Prisionss
que verlfiqus otra subasta en- eatas
eiuaaaRaes sl aia treinta del mes en-
eurso.
Dsspu6s de una psquena diseaci6n
raspscto de 10 fseha en- qae tom6
efscto 81 nom .amisnto ae 10 Srta'
Cecilie KAN, entire el Sr. Brioao y
Mr. Post. fac aeusrdo qae 10 f acha
estipulada On 10 cArta del ST.. Dires'
tor de Carload se tomara como fe.
cha en- que empiezs 6 rsgir el nom
beamiento de Miss K .in 9 sea ell prf'
nero de Mayo. All Sc acordo'
Sc cerr6 10 ses.6a concsdi6naosele
sieta ssmanas de liceneia nj aoct u
Lindsay, Omission. dode e iucacion,
H. a.
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POR MAS O., sESEN1A AMOS.
DON PEDRO RIVERA COLLAZO,
Alcalde Municipal de 10 eiudad de
Usuado, en- virtud del presente,

s0@UUs w1 VA&s@@ 0ol
HAGo sABER: que en- el sxpsdien'
to de apremio seguido por esta AL
ca, dfa contra L. succession de don
Francisco Vszquez, en- Cobro de tres
eientos oehentA y nm dollars sesentA
y nusve eentav0s que aasuaa al ma
nicipio dicha sueesl6n por contribu.
clones, con mas los recargos, costAs
y gAstos eausados y que Pc C susarsn,
se Ia dis p iesto por provideuciA
de esta fechA 10 vsnta en- p6blica gu'
bAsta de Ion bienes embArgados 6 10
ref ,rida succession, que SON los st'
~guieAtss:
Una casa construida' do MADEIRA y
mAmpostelfa, de dos pisos y CON bal.
cones, radicada en- 10 ealis General
Stone de eats eiudad, mareada CON
Of L1mero nueve, 10 cual miae doce
y medic metros de frente por dlex y
nueve de fondo y est& enclAvAda On
an solar, que tambi6a ha siAo. em'
bargado y 90 objsto del remate, que
mide docs y medic metros de f:ents
por veinte y dos de fondo, y eolinda
por 10 dereeha que es SAliente con
una casa de don Francisco Cancel
GuzmGp; por 10 izquierda que % Pc.
niente con otrx De don Antonio Ro'
SEES; por IL Q pa 1. que 81 Ell Sud
con otra easa de don Tomas Jordan
y por ell feente que 90 al Norte o
10 aludida Gale General Stone, euyA
casa y solar han sido tSsAaos en- 10
suma dc un mil noventa y cinco DO.
liars. Sc advierte 6 los quisran to-
mar partO en- 10 Eubasta que 70 se
admitirGn proposiciones que. no CO.
bran do contaao las dos terceras par.
tes del importe de 10 tasaci6n y que
para poaer ser admitidos como pos
torres tenar&n que c~onsignar p16via'
menta en- 10 mesa de 10 ACADIA ana
cantidad igual 81 diez por eiento, por
10 menos, de squella en- que han siao
valorados los refsridos bienes y que
Ell acto del remAts tsndr& lugar 6 Las
dos dc 10 tarde del dia diex y aeis del
entrante mes de Julio en- el sa.6n de
sesiones do aicha alcalafa. Lo que
90 anuncia 81 p6blico para eonoei'
miento general y eoneurrsneia dc II:
citAaores. Dado On Utuado & veinta
y euatro do Junio de mil novaeientos
tres.eP. Rivera Oollszo.AAntonio
Colon, Oomisionado4
Es sopia
AntOni0 Colon e.
Comisionado dc Apremio.
Vo Bo
River0 O0Nazo.
Alca de.
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temblor
de terra

Nueva York, JUNO II 1870 a. %.
, Comunican de Budapest que Sc
ha sentido en- Hungrfa un terrible
temblor de terra. Budapest sufrlo
grandes danos, pues muchos edit
clos Sc agrietaron causando ell fe-
n6meno terrible panico en- los ha-
bitantes. De otras ciudades y po-
blaciones del pals Sc tienen iguales
n%oticias, sin que hayan ocurrido
desgracias personales.
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POrrata DOria

Hoy lego & Sab Juan, procedente
dc eonee, este distinguido compa.
triota.
I'll senior PorratA Doris podr& su.
ministrar interesantes ipformes acer
CO de 10 riquezA de ~fosfatos calixoa
de 10 isls, Y tenemos entsndido que
SD v1A1e q ssta capital % relaciona
CON csc Asunto.
Saludamos al estimado amigo, que
en- 10 mananR de hoy visit6 osts re
aAccion.
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Informardn en- esta Redaccl6n,

roS a. y SO venden en- S9OJ cadR una.
I~nformaran en- esta Redacci6n.
-MarAna aerAn pusstos On libsr'
Euclidew Leb,6n MontAfax Y Jaan
BayA Rodriguez que fueron aentsn.
ciAdos por robo, hRbi0ndolss deGoon
taaoe los dias RECOMMENDATION por
hAber Observable buena conduct&.
Sc 0ncuentrA reeojido en- CANA
el nuevo Attorney General, senior
Sscwt. La doleneia que sufre es an
Rolpe one reCibi6 On 10 columns YER
Etbral ldurante laltravesfa de New
York & Puerto Rico.
..Se Oncuentra en- San Juan y nos
ha dispensado atenta vista ell ioven
dom JuAn Peric&s y Di&x, redaetor
que fS6 por AlgAn tempo del sDia'
rio Dc Ponce. y Director de otros
pelioaicos aIf. Deaeamos que 10
sea grata IN ~estAncia en- San Juan.
La Eseusla Industrial cerr6
tambien a aulas aver: SO celebro
nm festival con busn 6xito, y se re-
partieron los certiisado dc los AIDE
lantos de eada uno y algeria de
los muchos alumnos que gan&ron
eurao. Muehos de estes cuAnGO d
~nalixaron les e~jsrcicios escolares se
trasladaron III PArque donde tsrmi'
naron In fiesta:
Programs del festival de ano'
che on 10 Night School.
10. Diseurso por ell principal jose
1nf&nte.
20. Poeeia IA mi mAdre de don
Joa6 A. Dauh6n, alumno de 10 clase
&c ingl6B, recitado por IN autor.
30. "ChiaAdur&A" do Vital AsA, 70
citado por DON Courado Aesnio, o.
lMmno do In EsCuela.
40. Diseurso por don NJ. do J. Gor
beA, professor.
Los intarmeAios fueron amenixA
dos DOE las ssnoritas R&mirez, Lila
vres y Nunsx toCando en- 81 piano 60
Vogi6as piezAs,
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Acadia Municipal de s. Juan
PU ERTO RICO


ri Concsjo Municipal de ssta Ciu'
dad. en- ssa'oaytsniAa ell din % del
corriente acorl6 Anunciar ana Sc
ganda subastA para 10 adquisisi6 6
installation de tuberfa para el ACRE.
ducto en- 10 Gale XIII de Santurce.
Il Aeto tendr& efecto eli aia 30 del
actual ante In Comisi6n respective,
que So reanir6 CON dicho oDjato en-
81 sa,6n de 10 casa Consistorial ell
die expresaao & las disz de ID ma
mana.
Las condolences de dichss fubasta,
BE e%neuentran do manifesto en- Is
secretRrfs Munich pal, para aer exa-
minadas por quien 10 interess.
San Juan Puerto Rico JUNO 25
de 1908.
r. q. Ttdd,
Alealde do San Juan.
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.CRONICADE CATANO

E1 Catano se est& vendi .ndo L.
leche 6 enatro ~certsvos 81 cuartillc.
Me alegro mucho. Pero esta rebaia
no So me Sebe G mi. Nunca ha cen.
sursdo ell precio de este articulo, nj
su caliAad. por que siempYe he OBJ
servaao que srs buena y barata. AL
Cesar 10 que es del CO Jar.
BORICUA.
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NOticias

y yoNsEJo A LAS MADREs Hiarabe claimants
a. n senora Winslow debe usarse Asmpre que los ninos
sstan en- el periodo dc Ia denticion Proporciona aliyio
Immediate al pequeho~ paciente. produce un sueno ma
r mS1 y Z soa y aaiesre . Is muy a~gradabie q. paladar, Gains
al nino eblanda sas sncias, slivia s sus Sol ,os in ssai es
Es eI.ne;or remedio conocido para Ia diarrea va pro
vens.s5sta Ne Ia deutici6n 8 de c%us'sgqiera eta r., ssass:
~ Ssaars Winslcw . O. d neior De todoA-
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glDlEaalMl As
SERVICIO ESPECIALLY
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE. !
DIREOTO DE NEW-YORK.
Actitud de Russia

New York, JUNO 81 ll73O a: m.
FL gabinete russo aseg1rase que
rehusa recibir La peticion del 60
bierno de Washington, que iba hc-
mazda por Ell Presidente Roosevelt
y personalidades de gran prestigio
de la Union, respecto q que cesara
el tratamiento que Sc da en- ell I'M
perio russo a los iudios.
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TRASLADO
EN
SAN SEBASTIAN

Ii fonda de J.. Julia sstablscida
en- San Sebastian p. r. Gale de
Aguadil.a, psrticipa 6 aus numero'
SOS amigos v fAvorecedores, M siao
trasladada por reunir mejorss CON
diciones, 6 los altos de 10 tienda
Laurnsga Co. feente 6 10 plaza, On
aonde eneontrarkn habitaeiones fres
cAa y vsntiiadas, Men1 ssquisito y
variado y Esmero on ~elservicio.
Como tambien cuRdra para Guido
de CabAllo@. 8v. o..
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u TUADO

q (De maestro corresponsoI)
QJanio 25.-Hemos tenido sl rgusto
de saiuaAr al distir G aldo ~jurfseon-
So to don Angel AcostR Quintsro
que visne an Asuntos de IL Union
Agrfcol&."
Mr. Romero Haxahusent de
classes de ingles, en- su casa Gale
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes. microbes y viernes, de 8 SO
de 10 noche, & dos pesos msnsua.
lea. .
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En- ssta Imprenta 80 vsnas papsl
viejo & 50. 40 qnintal
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eE12AaZB
stfsSan 81 retto J que van dispueE
toa 8 veneer.
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Sc VENDEN

dos caSaS en- a Gale de Barcelona -Santurce.
Una de elias tiene un solar de IL metros
de frente ror 80 de fondo y la otra Is por 80
AmbaS tienen agua del acueducto, inodo-
ros & y SO venden en- 5000 cada ina
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Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadores aaspro'
welcomes do todAs proeedeneias.
San Justo 10 y 10, San Juan. Pto.
Rico.
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MEuROslNE
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6 POBREZA de la SANGRE y C@os dolores pMo9 son las nferaadesm mas comunesen los
chmsc Aidos ra e la PERSONA que esapaa ua cG6n AbMMuM 10 mimo la pden los nMns que
HsyWnesy nhosy conSHlye la eaMa principal que mue q la IISIS-mbruIsc aanosb n
quilts grippe Intermediates gnves a medda que Ell cupo Sc debMa; A para aapa de dhs don
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
GOLDEN RULE JONES.

"Breathes there a man with soul 60
dead
Who never to himself has said,
'This is my own, my native land"
Aye, aye. sir" answers Mayor
Jones of Toledo.
In a recent address before a college
audience this nan with a dead soul
sneered at the flag of his country and
scoffeI at IL republican government
why should men fight n anoth
err because the bits of cloth in thcil
flags are of different colors?" asked
Mr.. Jones.
Orr courts are places where PEG
Pile are punished for being poor" SAID
Mayor Jones. and he furthermore as
serted that we could have good gov
eminent only after doing away with
our constitution. This man has NJ
pride in his native land, no love fol
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
MANY ANNIVERSARIES.

First of all, of course, tomorrow
stands for the anniversary of the birth
travail Of this republic. But 1t stands
for much more 1t was on the Fourth
OF July that the news flashed over the
United States that Meade had won
the great battle Of Gettysburg-that
decisive and deciding struggle upon
which hung the unity Of the nation
1t was on the Fourth of July that the
news of Skaters victory in Cuba and
the destruction of the Spanish fleet
was heralded throughout the rejoicing
nation. Penn made the memorable
treaty with the Six Nations on the
Fourth. On the Fourth Hawthorne
was born. On the Fourth Vicksburg
surrendered TO Grant. On the fourth
the first ~spadeful of earth on the first
American railroad was turned. On
the Fourth the Erie canal was begun
and on the Fourth three American
presidents-Jefferson, Adams and
Munroe, two of whom had played the
leading roles in the events Of that
first glorious Fourth-died. Is 1t any
wonder that Americans should hold
the day as sacred.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
LAW AND

The Rev. DIR. Dean Richmond Bah
bitt Of Brooklyn, has made "A thor
ough investigation OF the Wilmtngton
lynching horror on the ground and
his report confirms the in4rcssiop
that the atroclty could easily have
been prevented. The mob was not
composed of respectable citizens-it
was made up mostly of roughs. in.
Guiding several ~ex-convicts. II had
It's way simply because the ~nerscless
defenders OF the w%orkhouse did not
make a single determined effort 10
resist IL.
To sum up the lessons Of this mis-
cradle affair, what Is needed TO stol
lynching atrocities IL 70 bring tht
laws or the states into harmony viii
public sentiment and then vigorously
and promptly enforce them. AT pres
ent in most of the states the crime
for which negroes r Iynched Is no
a CAPITAL offense. Make II one; pro
vide FOR summary trial and swift exc
cution Of the guilty. and then shoe
down without mercy and mob tina
tries to usurp the functions Of th'
law.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
NO WHlTEWAsH.

The reports, both majority and min.
GRITTY, of the committee which investi-
gated affairs at the territorial insane
asylum. are far from a wnitewash,
They disclose IN unvarnished terms,
conditions as they exist and facts rs
they were found. The finding that the
management of the institution Is
bIameless and thas in nearly all mat.
tiers the conduct OF the asylum is ex.
c~eiient. does not detract from the fact
a. for the lack OF means, the insti
tttT3n does not occupy the high place
that il would, were it much larger
had it more skilled and well paid at
PENDANTS and had it a first class resi-
dent medical officer, a nan who could
command a salary of $4,000 a year. Il
Is a misfortune that most territorial
institutions are cramped more or les;
for means to carry on their yorf
upon the highest plane attainable.-
New Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
MAY DO GOOD.

The Denver Republican says of the
investigation of the insane asylum
in this territory:
THE majority AMI minority reports
on the management of the New Mex
leo asylum for the insane, which have
been made public by Governor Otero,
are a qualified vindication of the man
agement.
Although the reports exonerate the
medical superintendent and the board
of trustees of cruelties practiced upon
inmates and say that in general there
was no proof of unjust and harsh
treatment, it seems that in several
instances there was ground for com
plant on account of the i'll treatment
of a few Of the patients by attendants
One attendant was discharged on tbis
account.
"The reports show that however
free from blame in this instance The
management of the asylum may have
been, Investigations of this kind from
time to time are advisable. Public
institutions, and especially those fol
tc care of the insane. should be
scrutinized with are from time L
time so that the superintendent am
subordinate employees may not become
careless and Indifferent, That the,
are tempted to do so is shown by mum
| erous instances in which investiga
tion has revealed gross mismanage
mont
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Doctors will be interested in what
the Pennsylvania courts are doing In
the matter Of the charge OF $3.50. oD0
against the estate of the late Chris
topher l.. Magee, the Pittsburg poll
tician. made by DIR. w. G. Browning
of Philadelphia for medical attend
ance. At last accounts the bill had
been whitfield down TO $34.l631S. This
eighteen cents shows the closencss
Of the judicial scrutiny. DR.. Browning
attended Mr.. Magee on trips to Ho'
Springs and other places. and thu
court allowed him $l00 a day FOL
that. But even then the %shrinkag'
In the bill Is as above stated.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
a.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 3. 1909
NEW STATES, NEW STARS.

New states, with starry cmbicms one
by one
Come stealing through the futures
twilight dim,
Like orbs Of evening from It's dusky
sky.
To take their place al last with those
who tread
Their high, unwearied and unweary.
Ing round
Before the golden gates and battle
ments
Or paradise. The harp OF liberty
Shall sound amain TIL Death him
self expire.
Till God has made us free, immortal
ly,
And Time Is dust upon his broken
Tyre,
George d. Prentice.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The trustees OF the Mckinley me
mortal association are right in seeking
to raise q maintenance fund, In view
Of the fact that "the monuments erect
ed TO the memory OF Lincoln and 9th
ed great Americans suffered for wan
of provision for their maintenance d
an admittance fee Is charged to cove
the expense thereof" There Is nearI,
100000 On hand for the monument
and 100000 more Is asked for 10 in
sure the care of IL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

his flag and no respect for his govern
ment. He will doubtless experience
only disgust at the wave Of patriotic
enthusiasm and popular demonstra-
ton which sweeps over our country
this week in honor of the birth Of
our liberties. We should think Toledo
would take an early opportunity to
usher Mr.. Jones off the stage of her
public life and bid him "go way back
and sit down.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
THE TEMPLE OF FREEDOM.

May this immense temple Of free
dom ever stand a lesson to oppres
sors, an example to the oppressed, q
sanctuary for the rights of mankind
And may these happy United State
attain that complete splendor anil
prosperity which will Illustrate the
blessings Of their government and sol
ages 10 come rejoice the departed
souls OF its founders. Lafayette
FarewelI Speech to American Cong.
reSS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

ago. Never have we had SO many re-
wards, such noble ambitions, so nan
comforts and blessings and satisfac-
tiOns. And our ideals are nobler and
our aims less selfish. There is a rain.
bow of glory in the sky. The future
promises grandly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

GRAPHIC, COMPACT, TRUE.

From the Boston Herald.
Winthrop Murray Crane, sagacious
man of business, upright public SER
want worthy to lead and represent
Massachusetts.
Nothing could be more graphic,
compact and true than the language
with which President Eliot confers
Harvard's high degrees. They are
like his inscriptions.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03
MUCH ALIKE,

Interview With Andrew d. White in
the New York World.
The kaiser is as much like Presi-
dent Roosevelt a. a German could
be, and the president Is as much like
Emperor william as an American
could be. The differences between
them are national rather than temper
amental, | should say.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The best Of material. carefully pre-
pared, nicely and quickly served. BY
attentive and sprightly walters. on at
tractive tables, In cool and comforta
BILE dining room-such u Duvalri
Restaurant. sIo'r
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

One hundred and twenty-seven
ears ago today Thomas Jefferson was
whiting goose quilts and Industrious
IL writing the immortal document
which would on the morrow receive
the signatures of the founders of this
young nation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Las Vegas Light 4 Fuel Co,
are now prepared to furnish Willow
Creek coal at $3.50 per toa c~ei.vered,
or $500 by the car 1911
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Forty years ago today the gray
ranks Of the south faced the blue bat
talions Of the north for the last de3.
perate struggle of the battle of Get
tysburg.
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Good Enough Reason.

Casey-Don't say, "Oi amt done
nothin'."
Cassidy-An' why not?
Casey-Because its not good En-
glish.
Casidy--Shure, O'm glad to hear ~
fur nayther am OF.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

The Optic will appear Monday in It's
enlarged form.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Ticket for Sale-To Kansas City or
Topeka, at Imperial restaurant. l97-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-07-03

Las Vegas should 60 after that big
excursion from Ration.
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