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LOCAL MENTION.
AccidentaIlv Asnhvxiated.

!. VI. Ward. aged sixty years Of Orovillc
Cab, who was overcome by gas az Eugcfs
Hotel early yesterday morning, rs reported out
81 danger az the Emergency Hospital this morn
ing lie IS believed o. have been accidentally
asphrxiared.
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] Two runaway bows were arrested at the Balti-
I more and Ohio Railroad station last night. On
( tbeir arrival here from heyport, Pa The lads
1 are Samuel and Louis Rosentilal. aged. re=fec-
/ lively, fourteen and twelve ssrsrs They said
they were on their way % New York 70 visit
l an aunt.
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Thrown From Wheel by Dogs.

Two frolicsome dogs we-e The obstacle over
which the bicycle 81 W " Plunuer. negro,
bounded at View jersey Avenue and @ Street
northwest last night. PluIumer was thrown vio-
lently and his injuries uccessi tatrd treatment at
Frectuian's Hospital. tie WAS Later discharged
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March. March. March.

This is the month people need fortiying 81
their blood hy proper touics.
Spcer's Port Grape Wine is noted as one Of
tine best and pUrest touics for blood strengthen
ing % be- found. one Il che best things known
for consImptivcs, abe aged and weakly per
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White House.

Sycamore Hill is being put in shape
for the return of Mrs. Roosevelt ard
the President family which is said %
be fixed for June 10. Many Of the rooms
are being redecorated. and the servants
quarters are being shifted. with a view
TO giving more room for the family.
This is taken TO mean that the family
VIII entertain more this summer than
last. Noah Seaman. the superintendent
of the place. who has just returned from
n trip to California. has started 20 get
the grounds in shape.
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ATTRACTIONS IN RETAIL STORES.

5. KAHN. SONS & CO.-'aThe Busy
Corner" Is offering Holland rose bushes
at a very small price. These bushes are
hardy specimens and bear the official
stamp OF the government inspector,
showing them TO be direct importation
from Holland.
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REINHARDT'S SILK HOUSE-This
store has opened new department for
ready-to-wear suits and waists. and is
showing The latest ideas in spring styles.
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From California comes the announce
ment OF the marriage OF Mrs. Grace Van
Alstyne Pettibone. OF Evanston, Ill, TO
Robert George. of Pasadena The we'd
ding took place March In the drawing
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Latest in Mems Fashions.

Over 300 styles OF the very finest and most So
lcCt fabrics in imported and domestic spring
suitinEs. jU:n WaldUan. Tailor. SO Ith 81 NV
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collar, Cents; Cufs. 4 90 Pair.

Highest grade work. newest plant Potomac
Laundry. Phone 275I Oficez, 40 Street
and 500 Fourteenth Street northwest.
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$500 , --t--~- WI 49, 49, a. -4-N
war.
Mrs Carroll MacTavish and her
daughter. Miss Virginia MacTavish, at
ter having spent the winter in Florence
and Naples, have returned TO their
home. IN Rome whore they viii remain
through the spring. and for a greater
part Of the summer. Mrs. MacTavish
and her son and daughter sold their
residence in Baltimore and moved 10
Rome about sixteen years ago. in order
to be near May MacTavish, Mrs Mac
Tayish's daughter. who is in a convent
Of the CarmeIite order in that city.
Since they have lived abroad Miss VIr-
ginia MacTavish has been a visitor to
America on an average OF every two
years. Mrs. MacTavish, however, has
only been in this country twice since
she went 10 live on the other side. IL is
rumored that the MacTavishes expect 20
return to Baltimore next autumn. where
they VIII in future reside. Mrs. Mac
Tavish's younger daughter. Emily. is
nun in the Mount de Sales Convent,
at Gainesville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harri-
son. who left town early last week for
California. are now staying at San Ma
teO with -. y. Mills.
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PARKER. BRIDGET d CO.'S women's
department presents all that is exclu-
slve in suits. waists. coats. and millin-
cry.
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AFFY//2S IN TIE KEHLUI OF SOCIETY,"

those present were the Misses S. Coop
err r. Cooper. J. Durity. C. Rollins. A.
McConvey, NJ. Coomes Z. Koss. NJ.
Tucker. NJ. Morgan and Messrs. Elder.
Devine. Hoyme. Downing and Evans The
next meeting viii be at the residence Of
c. Downing. 5l4 Street northwest.
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Are You Covered with Tornado

Insurance? Rate very low Best company IL
the world. Joseph l. Weller. coz + Street north
west. Phone, L $50.
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EDMONSTON'S-T famous Wear
Wen shoes for women are being shown
at this store. These shoes embrace the
iEsst workmanship and material. The
same quality Of shoes in the Oxford style
are also to be seen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William x. Vanderbilt.
jr., are booked 20 sail next Saturday,
and there is quite large contingent OF
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Sycamore HIlY A50alks tie VISIt Of Mrs.
R0ose0eH and tie Presidents Family,
Fixed I01~ 1vne IS.

room of the Raymond Hotel in the pres
ence Of the Immediate family and few
Eastern friends who we're guests at the
hotel. Mr. and Mrs George left for
Japan on their honeymoon. TO be gone
three months. After June they viii
be at home in Pasadena.
The many April brides have with few
exceptions decided upon home ceremo-
mics. and as a rule small wedding par
ties one Of the earliest of these cere-
monies Will be that uniting Miss Lucy
Golden De Lancy Kearny and Julien Hill,
Of Richmond. which will take place at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Gen. and Mrs. John Watts Kearny. 1905
Connecticut Avenue. Wednesday, April
p. at noon.
Final arrangements have been made
for the marriage of Miss Ellen Nixon
VAIN and the Baron Jacques de Boyer
de Fonscolome de Meyronnet de Saint
Marc. which will take place at the
Flanders at noon Saturday Miss Kath-
ryn Leonard VAIN viii be made OF honor.
and the brides little half-sisters. Miss
Ruth Morgan Waters and Miss Dorothy
Phillips Waters. will be flower girls The
ushers Will be Richard Vaux. cousin OF
the bride. and Alexander Burden. Henry
Kane, OF Providence. r. I. viii serve as
best man The bride Will be given away
by her uncle. Jacob VAIN. After the
reception the bride and bridegroom viii
leave for New York. where. on Thursday.
April ,. they will sail for France on the
steamship La Savoie. The brides gown
is a handsome costume of duchesse satin.
trimmed with duchesse point lace, with
a veil OF the same lace to match. These
were worn by her grandmother and
mother on their bridal days. A gown OF
white chiffon viii be worn by the maid
OF honor. while the little flower girls viii
be in white over pink. and carry baskets
OF pink flowers. Archbishop Ryan will
perform the ceremony.
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Ex-Governor and Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes
and Miss Lowndes. % Cumberland, Nd,
arrived at the Rennert last night The
ex-g governor is here on business mat
tiers, while Mrs. LowRdes is on a shop
ping expedition
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grade goods and they are being offered
at exceptionally low prices.
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We handle only the best and
most durable grades Of Chinese
and japanese Mattings Our
new stock embraces the hand
soonest patterns Of the season.
and we sell them on credit at low
est cash prices. The new Go
Carts and baby Carriages are
! ready for your selection, and IN
clude the daintiest weavings Of
willow and rattan Every vehicle
IS thoroughly up-to-date IN Its
equipment Parlor, Bedroom
and Dining Room Furniture IN
great variety all on weekly or
monthly paymeuts-to suit You.
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Miss Alice Roosevelt, on leaving Porto
Rico. will go 10 Brookline Mass. TO
spend Easter with her grandmother, Mrs.
George Lee.
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The Sycamore Club held its monthly
meeting at the Flanders last evening
The guests OF honor included eX-Mayor
Edwin S Stuart. Judge A NJ BETTER.
Frederick W. King. William Parker
Davis. jr., and William c. Johnson. jr.
Edwin NJ. Abbott acted as POSTMASTER.
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HOUSE & HERRMANN-The special
couch sale at this store is worthy Of
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Goldfish for EvervbodY.
Laundering Household Linen, sc DOz.

Two goldfish and globe. - cents. 5Isi5 y
Street northeast.
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Less than By the pound-~uperisr finish To-
tumac Laundry. Phone Main g15I- Oflces.
ITO Street and 509 Fourteenth street nv
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David Wolfe Brown, at The Drille1y

100 New Yor'. Avenue. viii lecture on spec,
Secret Wednesday evening az s. Al IN
vited-
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Col. and Mrs. Seymour Mandelbaum,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Booth. viii
sail in June on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse for Europe, where they will
spend the out-os-toWn season in touring
the other side At Carlsbad the party
will be Joined by Mr. and Mrs Daniel
L COnklin
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DIPLOMATIC Notes.

Contrary to the published report. no
change in the Siamese legation IS an
ticipated- The present minister, who
has been so acceptable 20 the authorities
here. and has served his own govern
ment so creditably. will not be disturbed
in his position. The minister and mis-
secretary. Mr.. Lotus and Mrs. Lotus.
will pass the month Of May at Old
Point Comfort In June they purpose
going to New England and VIII estab-
lish the legation at Cape Ann.
The new naval attaehe Of the Russian
embassy. Commander Alexandra Bouta-
kof, has leased the house at 201O r
Street. formerly occupied by his pre-
decessor. Baron Fersen. Commander
Boutakon viii be joined by his wife and
children in the fall.
Prince Abdallah Mira was pas
senger on board the Etruria, which
arrived in New York sunday The
prince possessed the card OF the Per
sian consul I'm this city. and through
that alone he was able 10 make a cab
man understand that he desired TO be
taken to the consurs residence, in Fifth
Avenue. He is an attache OF the Per
sian Embassy at Washington. and is
passing a few days as the guest OF the
consul He cannot speak English.
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Genuine IS, SO, and 81 Sample Shoes
RunawaY 90 Arrested.

Three hundred styles, n s2-s5- KeeEe's Sh
Store, 90S q Street northwest
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Harry Lehr was among the arrivals
at the Stafford yesterday. AIr- chr a2-
peared in the lobby last night wearing a
short coat and violet coIored shirt. with
hose Of the same hue peeping out be
meath his uptuTned trousers
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Expert Watchmakers-
Childs & Covert. ell Seventh Street northwest
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Mrs. Henry ". Watkins and son have
returned from a short visit TO Mrs.
Watkins cousin, Miss Wimsett. I'm
washington
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gould. Of New
York, and their guests. including Miss
Katherine Noble. OF Baltimore. LEFT Ber-
muda on Saturday on the GOulds' yacht
Niagara for New York. on their arrival
Miss Noble viii Immediately return TO
her home in Baltimore
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VI
Tucker. NJ. Morgan and Messrs. Elder.
Devine. Hoyme. Downing and Evans The
next meeting viii be at the residence Of
c. Downing. 5l4 r Street northwest
Notes.
Mrs. Draper will give children's
fancy dress ball Easter Monday. She has
sensibly set the time for the afternoon
from 10 o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh have
returned TO Washington from three
weeks stay At Palm Beach. While they
were in Florida Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh en-
tertained assiduously.
A. II. Jacobs and Miss Jacobs, of 11O7
Massachusetts Avenue northwest, have
gone to Atlanta. Ga. for q stay Of sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Jacobs. who has been i'll
for the past year. hopes by rest and
change OF climate to regain his health.
Leonard Wood. with his aide. Lieut.,
Frank Mccoy L ). A. and Capt IL l.
Scott, will sail next Saturday from Bos-
ton for Naples. and thence to the Philip
pines Mrs Wood will not accompany
her husband at present, but With her
children will spend the summer in Eu-
rope
Daniel Lamont and Mrs. Lamont and
George Cornwallis-Wes will be passen-
gers on the White Star Line steamer
Oceanic. which is to sail from Liverpool
on Wednesday for New York.
A fashionable affair OF Thursday will
be the Rev DR.. Staford's lecture at the
Lafayette Opera House, in the interest OF
he work Of poor churches. The ooXhol-
ders include the Mexican. Italian, Aus
trian. and French ambassadors, the Sec
rotary Of Commerce. the Argentine min
lister. Nine Bonaparte, and number Oh
other men and women prominent in ON
cial and social life.
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Social Doings in New York.

A second daughter was born TO MI
and Mrs. Clarence H Alackay on Sunday
evening at HarbOr Hill, their country
seat. at Roslyn. l. I. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mackay were married five years ago, ana
their first child, a daughter, was born
on February >, 1900. and was named af-
ter her mother. Katherine DueT Mackay.
Mrs. Mackay is the only child OF VIII
liam A Duer and granddaughter Of the
late William r. Travers. and great
granddaughter, througlL-her mother. OF
Reverdy Johnson. OF Baltimore Her
mother. as Miss Ellen Travers, was a
noted beauty. She was sister OF John
Travers and Reverdy Travers, both OF
whom died a few years ago. and Will
lam r. Travers. who married Miss Lii
liam Hartman Her sisters are Miss Su-
san Travo-S. Mrs. James W WadswOrth.
Of Washington, D. c.. and Mrs. Walter
Gay. TIE wife of the artist, who lives
in Paris. The late Mrs. John G. Heck
sher was another sister.
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fountain in the city for the men OF
Maryland who fell in the revolutionary
war.
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Mrs. w. Il. Gardner. Of III West
Ninety-second Street. New York. gave
dinner of ten covers for Miss Bertha
Levin. of North Fifteenth Street. Phila-
delphia. who is visiting her. followed
by a box party at Madison Square Car
den
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Miss Josephine Drexel was the hostess
last night OF the Monday Evening Club.
The program included a monoiogue by
Miss Daisy Bartholomew, instrumental
music and a banjo recital by Miss Beach.
and humorous poems by niSaa-d H.
Gaines.
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Mrs. Draper will giVe a children's
fancy dress ball Easter Monday. She has
sensibly set the time for the afternoon
from 8 10 9.
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Mrs Eskridge Claiborne Cabeu OF
Danville. Va, who was a delegate 10
the council Of the Daughters OF Ire
American Revolution at Washington. Is
visiting the Misses Heffenger, at tbs
Relay.
The French conversation class Of Mile
Marie BaellIeuX met yesterday afternoon
al the residence OF Mrs. Alexander
Brown. 712 Cathedral Street
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Mr. and Mrs. Julien T. Davies enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday evening in
the Ladies' Annex of the Metropolitan
Club. Nine. Nordica was the guest OF
honor Mr.. and Mrs Whitney Warren
also gave a small dinner on the same
evening at their residence.
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Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Van Rensse-
laer. accompanied by Miss Mae Fell and
Miss Elizabeth Meade, have returned
from Palm Beach.
Mrs. Frank D. Van Nostrand of New
York, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles a. Daniel. Of 1921 Diamond
Street
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-26

correspondence school. is paying q Wis.
it 70 Las Vegas Mr. Everett has
especial jurisdiction over Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona.
Among the holiday v~isitirs In the
city is genial Joe" Holman, who
came up form Pasture to get his
stockings filled.
]. Frank Burden and his wife and
child. pleasant people whose habitat is
at Aux Vase. NO.. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Secunaino Romero.
Attorney Herbert Reynolds and
John Reynolds. who came here to
spend Christmas with their parents,
left this afternoon for home. the for
mer for Albuquerque and the latter for
w. Whitaker ami w. S. Pancoast.
California tourists. are making a stop
in this city. They register from In.
diana and bring reports Of the mar
riage OF w. E. Gortner. which is
about to take place in that state.
A, L. Kepner Of Sabatha. Kans., ar
rived this morning to surprise his
son-inIaw, G. NJ. Moore. Mr.. Kepner
is returning from a tour Of California.
Washington and Oregon. He expects
to spend several days in the city.
A young business man OF the east
end Of Bridge street may mean more
than he wishes to indicate when he
says that he is to be married next
week at 9 o'clock" There are strong
indications taht his days Of single
misery are soon to be happily ended.
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The firemen's ball, by the city fire
department. which will take place at
the Duncan next Thursday night New
Years Eye) will be the great social
event Of the season. Its object en-
fists the support of everybody. and
the management insures the pleasure
Of all attending. 12-109
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PERSONALS

Geo. w. Rue is over from Santa Fe.
Don Margarine spent the day in the
Ell Porvenir country.
Attorney A. A. Jones was a passen.
ger today for Santa Fe.
John Murray and ". Brewer, cattle.
men from Watrous are in town.
s. Eres. a sheep man from Los Ala.
mos. is in the city today on business.
Mrs. J.. =. Moore, of La Pension is
confined to her room with tonsilitis.
Mrs. w. . Koogler and young son
went yesterday to Lamy for a weeks
visit.
Alfredo Valdez, a prominent bust
ness man Of Springer, came to town
Yesterday. III
Isiior Bustos, the San Ignacio mer-
chant. has returned home after a
days visit here.
w. M. Bell Of the New York Life
was q passenger on the delayed limi-
ted today for Lamy.
DR.. R. D. Fenton, Of Colorado
Springs. came down Thursday to at
tend his family reunion.
Cristobaf Sanchez and family who
came in from Ocate for Christmas, re.
turned on No. 2 yesterday.
Chris Wiegand and wife have gone
to Ration for a weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. R. ]. a Houten,
H. H. Gillette, business man from
Denver, was an outgoing passenger
on No. / last night, bound for Santa
Fs,
D. C. Deuel., the affable manager Of
La Cueya ranch, is in the city today
with his usual good word for every
one.
Mrs. Rebecca Kiser, who has lived
in Las Vegas about a year, departed
yesterday on No. 2 for a visit in Par
ons, Kansas.
Miss Ruby Moore, Of La Penscion
has gone to Ration with Mr.. and Mrs
Cais. Wiegand, where she will re
i a over Sunday.
capt. w. B. Brunton and chaplain
She. an Post, G. A. r., is in town tc
oficia at the funeral Of the late
Jehn G. Brumagem.
Benign, Martinebz of Sanchez
q -obio A. huleta, Of San Geronimo
anl francisco Martinez of Mora are
visit in the c iyt today.
7. A. Donaldson. who has beer
booming the business of the E. c. Dc
Witt drug company, of Chicago, in the
Mora country, returned today.
M. e. Nichols, or C~offeyville, Kas.
and G. II. Bullenbach, of Kiel, O. T.
who have spent a few days in town
went out on No. I last night to Gal
lup.
Miss Bull and Miss Furro, teachers
at the Normal. go to Santa Fe to
morrow to attend the Teachers con
vention which begins its session there
Monday.
H. H. Filley, a civil engineer from
Kausac r;t. a. cfnpntpn IN tnup NJ
Filley is manager Of the Guanajuatt
Power and Electric company. of Ia
mora, Mexico.
Miss Mary Menau. Albuquerque
leading pianist. arrived from Thu
south yesterday. and will be the CUES
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Ward unit
next Wednesday.
w. G. Ogle. who attends to thu
business OF the New York Mutual Life
in this district, came down from Rat0I
where he had been laboring for a weel
in time for Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Anna Hough, OF Columbus, o.
came unexpectedly on Thursday L
visit her daughter. Mrs. J. f. Moore
Of La TENSION. She will remain
through the greater part Of the win
tor. !.
+. c. Everett, assistant supsrintend
ent Of the Pennsylvania Internationa
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WANTED-A position Of any kind
by d general merchandise salesman,
- years experience. best Of referen-
ces, in or out Of city. +. II. Horak.
ia Main avenue. 12.Ji;
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Misses Mary Stokes and Mary Fos-
ter and H. A. Pease of Gallup. were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bed
dow at GAINESVILLE Saturday evening
and attended the entertainment given
by the public school of that village.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-26

The Gallup Whist club was enter
tanned at the home of Miss Edith Bay
lis on Friday evening Refreshments
were served. The club entertained
several guests.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-26

S. R. Finley, eyesight specialist. Is
at the New Optic hotel. All who need
glasses fitted should call soon. 12-I12
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Mining supplies are in big demand
Gehring has everything. 1919
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The homemade sausage from Tur
ner's will please your taste. 12-1,
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A holiday dinner at Duyall's tomort
row. Take the family and friends
1926.
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1t is quality that gains trade for
Turner. as well as lowest prices. 1918
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Don't cook Sunday dinner. 60 i
the Imperial restaurant. 12-2
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There is no lull at llfeld's. See
their striking offer on page Z.
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E. L. Watkins will be the guest Of
his family in Gallup on Christmas, and
on-his- return to Luna, he will be ac-
,eompanied by his sons, John and
Lewis, who will be his guests for two
weeks. a.
Papen. at the bridge, sells pure gro.
ceries. Both phones. No. IA. 1898
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Ammunition at Gehring's. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-01
THE STAGE IN OTHER YEARS.

q, Gordon Temple in New York
Dramatic NewsJ
II seems twas only yesterday, but
twas years ago.
When people took some pleasure IN
a good oll-flshOned show,
And went home from the playhouse
musing Ger the things there
said.
The plays were not the same as
those We nowadays are fed.
When Maggie Mitchell trippod the
stage. and "FanchOu' was tho
play,
1.-THE Hunchhack," or THE Honey
moon" folks loathed to come
Now. silly "farcos" are the go, and
Deg shows are tho rage,
so people cult the thedter when
players should the stage
Then. there was John r. Raymond.
who won Colonel sellers fame,
Neil Burgess. Zoo "Thp Country
Fair, portrayed that quaint old
And Denman Th5mpson's "Old
Homestead in which we all
would drown
Our troubles. how we WdUhtd lne
boards aud welcomed them TO
town,
And whore IS peerless Ioita now,
beneath whose magic spell
We used to laugh and cry ai once
When she played Little Nelf
And MaNO's bdNy NfJ,ktl MoulA
our gentle blood So thuilt..
or Could0ck, IN his Dunsan kirke'
would cause our eyes TO hU'
Dear Emma Abbott sang Tor ne
and filled our hearts with JOY,
In days of "Thc Mikad3 or tho
sweet Pearl Of Savoy.
And Pauline Han sans 'Erninle
that lullaby still rings
And Christine Nilsson Warnled, ike
the nightingale that s.nEs.
Then Billy Florence ana hs VIE
made clean and wholesome
mirth, -,,
And plavs OF Knowles and shen-
dan were valued for their worm.
And Why was Or Paugl1ss shtlNt1
we an should Ike t1 know
We liked him quite aS wen as
rib" Joe jefferson. our Joe
Great Edwin Booth was Hamlyt--
twas not Hamlet playing
Booth
And Barret played Othollo; they
both actors we're 800 truth.
Mccullough played Nrginus, his
Ike Is not now seen,
And we enjoyed King Richard
played by matchlcss Thomas
keene 80,
Modicska then played R0salind. ull
every heart would leap,
And Clara Morris Camille maze
men and women weep.
And dear. sweet Mary Anderson
played juliet. O. days
OF other years. We cnefl-h NOu'
your memory We praise.