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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-03-04

HABANA, Is de Mario de 1908.
Sres SCOTT & BOVINE, Nueva York
Muy Senores MOS En- prueba de agradecmiento
Uds las foografas de mi jo ell nino Francisco aribona
Pra de amos de edad Ell cua debdo gope sufdo
e 10 tuve atacado de enerTnedad por
Ia 5er mas fin de vida; la tos la febre 10
haban anqullado; fgra espectro solo huesos
epru En- estado Dr. Rogue Sanchez Ouoz despues
d. 0er agotado todos los oos lie rece6 Emulsion
d. Scott Legma habiendoa tornado por espacio de
81 eSado prodgoso que nade pens puede por
dos toografas tengo anto guso remr Uds autor
zandolos para que las publiquen
CATALINA PERAzA VIDA. MARIBoNA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

serious omission In their selections.
He asked permission to name two del
egates which would complete the list
There being no objections, he nomi'
mated the chairman. s. Il. Davis, Jr,
and Hallett Reynolds. The motion
was put by the secretary and the
gentlemen elected unanimously, there
by completing the list OF twenty-five.
Following this the convention pro-
ceeded to the election Of a precinct
central committee In the same man.
ner. ]. s. Duncan and Geo. Ward
were first elected. John 8. Clark was
next nominated and earnestly request.
ed that his nomination be withdrawn
which was complied with. Marion
Stuart was next nominated and upon
his request his name was Withdrawn,
Isidore Gallegos. Harry Kelly and T..
ID. Reynolds were then elected In or
der. Mr.. Duncan then arose and ask.
ed to withdraw In favor OF j. g. Nc
Nary. The latter objected to this and
the committee stood as elected.
The primary then adjourned after
one OF the mos satisfactory conven-
lions ever held In Precinct No, 20.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
"visitors Entertained

Under the above caption. the fol.
lowing complimentary mention ap.
pears in a late issue Of the jefferson
City, Mo-. Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Burch of Las
Vegas. New Mexico, who are here
visiting relatives. have been the
guests Of honor AT a number OF en-
terfainmenfs the past week. Monday
evening they were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Burch:
Tuesday at the pretty suburban home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. nurch; Wed.
nesday evening Mr. and Mrs. c. ID.
Amos gave a 6 o'clock dinner, and
Thursday they we're the guests of
honor al Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Pieketts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burch will leave for the
Worlds Fair city on Mondsy, where
they will visit for a week. returning
to jefferson City TO be present at
the wedding OF their sister. Miss
Pauline Hope. who win be married TO
Mr.. Edward Hamlin early IN Novem-
Der.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
Primary in Precinct 81.

The republicans of Precinct 81 held
their primary last evening in the
kihlberg building on Bridge street.
Enrique Mares was elected chair.
man and +. II. Salazar secretary. The
following delegates were elected To at
tend the county convention which me,
today:
S%ecundino Romero. Felipe Baca y
Garcia, Guardo Flores, +. H. Salagar,
A. A. Branch, Pablo Armijo. Miguel +.
Desmarais. Pedro Martinez. Juan Mar,
tine2 v Baca. Juan NJ. Flores, Vidal
Martinez. ENRIQUE Mares. Jose l.. Ri
vera, Tiburcio Tenorio.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
The merit and attractIyeness Of

The merit and attractiveness Of II.
feld's ads arc again recognized by the
reproduction by the Dry Goods Econ.
omist from The Optic Of a half-page
announcement. boiled down to con.
veaisnt size. with the preface: .'From
Ilfeld's. the Plaza store. Las Vegas.
N. NJ. comes a half.page nd exploiting
q fall opening As an Illustration
OF excellent arrangement and effec-
tive employment OF mat, It Is here
reproduced In reduced facsimile" Il
may be remarked In this connection
that Joe Friedberg is Ilfeld's al man
who has thus had additional iaurels
thrust upon him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
REAL ROMANCE-THEY NET AND
WILL MARRY.
The Prediction Of The Optic That
Ties That Would Bind Might be
Formed In Flood Times.

In It's story Of the great New Mex
leo flood and the unique organiza-
ton Of weary travellers delayed in
Las Vegas for nine days, together
with the personnel Of the party, The
Optic, Issue Of October Sth, contain.
ed a paragraph worded as follows:
Associations have been formed
during the days Of stress and disap-
pointment that will endure and grow
stronger as years advance. Many
warm friendships have been made
and In the years to be, who shall say
but members OF the association will
trace the starting point Of their great
est happiness to the days that gloom
ed SO ominously In Las Vegas. Ger
tain straws seemed to set with the
wind In that direction, at least
That the prediction OF the reporter
was well grounded, is evidenced again
by the following romantic story. which
comes TO this office verified.
Mr.. Richard N. Driscoll of New
York, well known to eastern society.
is to marry the beautiful daughter Of
Hon. James r. Stevens, a California
multi-millionaire.
1t was strange the way Mr.. Dris.
coll met his beautiful finance. While
on his way from New York to Las
Vegas, where he was going to spend
a few months on Hainlen's ranch, a
health resort les Sapeflo, Is how he
me- his bride to be.
Miss Stevens accompanied by her
mother and father. boarded the train
at TT. Worth, Texas. where they were
spending a few weeks with relatives;
bound for Meir home in San Fran.
cisco. Mr.. Driscoll had been on the
train, when II departed from Calves
ton. When they struck Trinidad.
Colo. they became entangled with
the flood and was forced to lay over
there a couple of days until the rail-
road was repaired. During this time
most Of the passengers became very
friendly and tried 10 make things
pleasant and forget the accident. II
was Their that Mr.. Driscoll proposed
to Miss stevens and with her par.
ents' permission. she accepted him.
a grand banquet was given To an.
nounce the engagement, which was a
great surprise TO the rest OF the
party.
Miss Stevens besides being beauti.
fnl Is a we'll known society leader in
San Francisco. She comes from one
of the oldest and wealthiest families
in California, II is, the intention of
MIR, Driscoll TO stay a fe. months in
New Mexico. and about the first part
of the year TO leave for California to
be married at the home of Miss Stev.
ems, and then leave for New York
where the young couple intend TO
make their home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

After having been warmly received
and delightfully."- entertained by her
many friends In st. Paul. Chicago,
and Cincinnati. Mrs. b. A. Bonnheim
returned to this city on Monday af-
ternoon. after a two-months' trip. DIR.
and Mrs. Bonnheim spent some time
1t the fair In ST. Louis, after which
they left for Winnipeg, Man, In which
beautiful city the doctor now holds a
position. Before leaving for home
Mrs. Bonnheim visited her son Ar
thur, who is attending school In Gin
cinnati.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Mrs. Markham. who underwent an
operation al the sanitarium this morn
ing. is reported to be In a very salts.
factory condition, but It will be sew.
eral days before she win be strictly
out OF danger,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Andy Souter, the veritable oId-timer
who left for the Salado country this
morning, was fortunate enough while
In town to recover from a business es.
Enlistment. where II was likely on
display, an old gun that was stolen
from him at least thirty years ago.
The gun was identified by certain
marks on it.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Miss Mamie Elizabeth Lewis.
daughter Of Mrs. |. X. Lewis. gives
q birthday party TO a few invited
friends in Fraternal Brotherhood hall
Saturday from 2.30 TO $50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

r. A. Kistler has returned to his
first and only love In the newspaper
line and Ii again employed between
the column rules Of The Optic. a po-
sition that seem to III him nicely and
he II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

The Las Vegas Medical association
held their monthly meeting last even.
ing at the offices OF DR.. b. d. Black.
The subject up for discussion last
evening was "Diphtheria.'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Or. Lefkovits addressed Normal
students in assembly hall yesterday
morning choosing for his subject,
Life works OF Leo Tolstoi."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

: Economy Page without Ilield's ad
IA like cooking without salt--not 10
be thought Of. Read 1t early and
often.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

At the republican primary held last
evening in Precinct IL Juan Perea
and Nicanor Sandoyal were elected
delegates 10 today's convention.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

The Fraternal Brotherhood an
nounce that they will keep open
house" tomorrow evening at their
hall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

D. 8. have = good idea at tho foot
OF page 8.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Weather: Fair tonight and Friday
Maximum. 81; minimum, %.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

A. l.. Gump has resumed his form.
er chair at the Gregory barber shop.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Regular meeting Of Chapman lodge
A. r. q A. M. tonight at 1880.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03

Stern 4 Nahm are in receipt OF q
car OF flour: Pat Nolan. a car OF bran.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-03
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Ilfeld's ad Economy Page today.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS


iohn and Marrarct Kruger. -. south Ihir-
tenth. twin foys
Iules ana Anna Marchand. H. south sixth.
boy and .lfi
boy.
Frank and Anna Wi.zers. 1854 ami boy
harl's and Agnes Bauer. = = Ns.sfu- BOY.
Henry and Theresa Aril"r. ifr- SALISBURY. boy.
! m and Christina Amer. 80 North Iw'I-
tl~fh. h0v-
Francis sHf Ella Thlsnbroris. 1913 North L@f-
iingwsi. bv
Anton ami Theresa Thiron 90 vti,s. 90: boy.
Richard ard Elizabeth ~fs1al-r. -.l. Bsi.-l u
boz.
Anton and Ida Stole. 90 Wisconsin. hoy.
;DIn and Annie -ghiis. eflS " ; air boy
: u. :ini Marguerite SchN"uT. 80 cas-. hoy.
Henry and Lena MODE. .HIs carr. nlv.
John and rSrra IaHcS. - North 'irHnl. boy
H. .. aad Lizzie johnson. 40 SYrrr Ninth.
boz.
Louis AMI Stella Hunt. "a East 'DGrfaiz. boy.
fr"l and Ja'a Hasuh.sE gl-2 s-sls-la. boy
l'r"d and tTs-crat Crunch. $50 Klein. by
Joseph ana Rs,Ilss-t t'Trils. 80 Nsi-arag. hos.
bog
Herman an Msrv H,iiorfb"es "a NrTth
T-eutv-fnigI: hon.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

s>>s~~>>~>~~>~>-~>~~-~~
Edward ~ Cullen. A vars. 5sss oiiy-. a.-I-
.G--,rr~ I. Smith. ~ ves-z Lutheran Ho-..faI.
d.iiriun-
John ~ Duke. IS years. i.3 scu.h Third
esstritiE.
charlotte Rosrdon. IS yoars. 1915 Franklin:
TYPHOID fever
ii, IL RosteIuann. - year- 2:s S1uth L-,-
.Iniia DunnihEsn. "a wears. c5st Warren: apo
plexv.
Anna Z. McF.dden. q years. g. Howard:
typhoid fever
Jennie Guerin 50 years 457o Cook: enteriti.
Bridget Mschln. IS years. 1910 Biiils. hesrt
ciseasc.
cuna Corin. ? years. Eighteenth and Sidney:
hamilton.
Frank Brenhara,. IS year. 1oc7 Armstrong:
heart disease.
William Knowles. - y.ar, III. washington.
J. ". sundcora. Sc years 500 Deimsr: h-rna-
MsrraT.tts Fisk - Year, ~. wc-t Pine.
trTuor.
Dietrich schott. A. YEAR. at North Third:
h'morrhaEe-
Lena Oclsne- s. year,. 3Is I-ni-r: suicide.
William u. Wordsworth. q years. Hontrorl-
cry, Ala. nephriti..
Minerva IcAyeai. S. years. worlds Fair.
heart disease.
ErrIrna seh.nk. months 80 Reilly: d.ar-
Rose Cleveland. year. al: North Broadway:
c-harie, corn.II. years 4.5s M.fhtt scarlet
fever
Joseph Brynls month";, 1851 South Thir-
tenth: meningitis.
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WeAdinE Rings tsolid GoiGJ.
Finest Qualities. . to 90. Xermod q
Jaccnrds. Broadway End Locust
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HELP WANTED-FEMAI.E.

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NIGHT SCHOOL.

IrsuSfon'. Practical business Ccls--. crrn.r
=. nth and Olive. -. Louis DAY sui NIGHT
EcoSke.rin=. Shorthand. Typevri.irr. P.a-
" znship and Eugii-h hfsrcfes. Src-ia, ra,c,
PcSiIIoa secured. Catalogue free.
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14

SPECIAL. meeting OF the sto-khoIder. of the
-aercAsnts' -I-aciese National Eank Ct -: Louis
viii be held at its banking rooms Fourth and
Olive streets. "Wednesday. o-,cbc- ). 1894.
TO vote. first. a proposition ~ fnrn sub
rnitisd to amend the articles - association e
- TO provide FOR twsnfy-four directors. Instead
81 twenty-five. .; present. and. second. for
the election Of two additional directors g. serve
during the ensuing yc2.. Polls open from 10 u
H. to =. m CDO. <. HOFFMAN.
Cashier.
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Barnes Business College

Boar. Of Education Building. sii Locus, st..
offers frst-clas. faciiiriS. for acquiring a Bust
OF Shorthand training. EstAoilsaec =
yeArs- CstAlogue free
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS wA>TED-MsLE.
~c-"-'-'--- o-'---o~-o--->--~
! vi--.- I---iii,1- ~ - E.lnhl--
! BOrKKrF,rTE ,s.'a vsu-Euopr hguse
wishes small sst % keep = eHiaEs u .. i'e-
I public.
b.-.ks-eIsr - S,s-- with r,r.-..ut .Iuralry,fs
desires onan-e- AZ .. Sil;-ot.;a r"fernee- u
! F:50KTEEPER small business NJ; rSqsiT-
ing permanent Ao1SE-.p-r. may .. .-ry-! h
EookNs'p-r. lu' hub"Tt ass.
EooKEEs:pEE si,uari.1 b. cSlcri-rg.a
| nj us Reruhli-.
| RG6REEEPf.E Position hv q voung -san.
/ ioakke"p"r. with nv rNafs' 'AD"Ti.n-r. rfafEr
| an gir. uusxsspiiarsai r-:.rsne'E !IaIH Is-t
! employer HH -. Republic.
/ HUnhEEF-I'EI: Young man with r71d siu-
AZ yff-.. a., ~ ryr.srgriiar and good krorl-
| ed.;- u fogkh-er.nE. ~ -. i;sp.1ii.
| CONGRATULATIONS by ff-t-cis- scar-
| pei.tsr ey Tie DAY ~ l2h- - Eidlle -. -
CLERK - Exp~riene,d hotel alefk day or
| night: best reiersnce. iii "a. ReuEa!.e
| CLERK situation by experienced hotel clerk.
day or niEht: bot rsiererls.- IiII "a I;e2Gs,.c
| C'oACHiAN- T'osiii1n a fTs;-clss- ooarH-
man in private place A4tres~ cSacfif--n. ss'
CrI.I.Ss-fDE- Position rs c"iis'ta- AID assist
man q, % habits: an furnish br-t G; refer
~ ~ lfs. E.Hl-t'.l
COOK Situation hy color"i s'""rt cook, %
work around hotel 'gi= Ns-n.nEtsu hosl"rsrl
"OoK-younz man Wsuts plac" ia private
farnily - cook or h,uS"tLan 49, =, tltl7i
Electrical. ENGINEI:I: -Yor;ur r'u5"ut
IN electrical .ugi=sSfiu- wishes position -.'re
"arDestnes- and ambition ave couslde-"ds IN
riu- "F hpii'r room preferred u -. isssutfi'
FIHENAN-s.rua-i1u by rrst-ciass boiler
fireman. 81 or ost u town III &c. RepH1-i--
UOT-SFNA%- situation hy Jarsu-s, ~ hos
IN private family. u .. Republic
OFFTCE NAN-FH-itian =, oinc. man ~
salesman. b~st = rei"rcnc-s u % R"puhlie
OVIRSrTsT -G.-rns-. lately foreman frr
syper!.ilc- German and English. serss psi
ton ~ cysrs-er vatcEmsu. Address +szIA
PapiH 81
PAINTER decorator and va-risscr -an'.
employment viii work chap nh -. E.-
pubii'
PAPER hans.r wants work BY dav or JOB.
81 y. tiftHen;h q
POSITION in cigar stor. or n -pr" -cns.S-
sion w0-iI's Fai- grounds. rlsh' t,nd refer
ences: answer fOr three dag. iii i1S. Rs.us-
AI.ESaiAN-siia-tion b. you1E man an
c1psrl-nced furnishing gods sii"sFnen- Hi -.
R.pubuc.
sTENoGEAPHER Situation y st.noE-a-
flsr. ora years .E..-rrraa. ar"d ls. salary 81
references. u -. R"puhlic
sTEN05RAPHET; and assistant bookk.-per: !
thre-r years experience: Wiling 10 work for !
moderate SALARY. u IS T:eguoiic.
YOUNG; co!ored man wishes situation IN fr-;-
class hotei. factory ~ Nssi'f"oii, OF fTst =
tarh~r shop call AZ - Pine
WoRK-SituatiOr to do c's1--- around ren- |
tI.msn's place. by elderly whit. gIsn- Hi -. /
Republic
UoRK-Want TO change mT position on "r /
before October !. commission or salary. Lei 1
of reference u - Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-14
Clerk. and Collectors

Clerks and Collectors
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ASSISTANT t-'oSAe~pNr. s.. io;eI oie-;.
haa-i ard room. checker .n1--ir>n. az oiiv".
KKF;EpE:I. p retail sFoe-ry store. bring
--------- = -. 1907
Tl.N.F17l IaTI7T d-Iir --17.- VIA ;---e ~ F5lr
ye.,rs ~. tienec. si;i y fgIstecn;h
cI.TRN-younE man to clerk In hotel. 80
E-irher. southeast correr Thir,eca;h ami cal
ho,in.
CI.EEKS-Shippinr cI~rk- wa0iesaie ho;.s15
ie,n. 50 oii.s - : -. - -,'''@'
'Lt:RK-A nrs;--l.-s drgE e!css. mus; % a
rat e!saa and ;hs5g'lEh dispenser e'y r-f-
6I.ERES-EI.ctric@I ~. 81, ~. assistant
toakk--g~rs -. so. s. IS. raiirosd -. So.
s.: Ite'i.ie7s g: 5oETesT-9n lent 81 81: bill
coLI.EcroR. 81. LA ei.-s. s.. real .s,ate,
80. hin ele-i.s. AH.-Ei.sl. 80 ois.
g4!I.''.roR- :,555E s;ra.,iy- Esll5: mas,
mt y -, Perg6l.s.
DRI7G: ''I.T.RIl Junior lruE cleT. AM 10y
WIN Se-ne .spcii-rcs III ttsnLl.--
OFFICE nan, So. a...''s:a,. 81. eI-sr.
Eror"fy riHr,ss Au.~--Ctn. - o@i.-.
TiNEEEEPF,R s.: b7,sk-ers-. IS. afrc-
manager. 81. tfsv'Iin- ssl~fuaa- American. 80
nI.ye-
TWO ,ours men t. W. in shoIessle zrocery
Two rtgr- - assist 60 ho--i st1TerUofn.
81 49, enl n-t-l IS L,1-gst
YOUNG men. shipping and steEilr d-rart-
rUs-rts. 3" - 3. Afl'-.ca-. 80 Olive
waNTED-RScguit- fCF 80 4 &. Marlu-
Corys. abel nil-i. Unmarried men. between
- aa1 -. gcSd character must sp@ak. read
aad E-i'- English. r-STi-rs ssrve al SEA.
n.a-ct-va- IN al parts % -. world o. Land
IN our sind possession. and - naval stations
n Taltsi safes Apply Recruiting O:ice. Post
Of;ic- hltE-. Eighth Rni Olive SITS. ST Louis.
ste0oGraphers.
STE\OGRA piErS-Ma stem g-acherS. feii-
rad s.. 50. rnarhlnsry. So. gal. 81. in
ciucin- m.ais i~ieh BT,s
STEN0GRhPIiER Young man steno=rarh-r:
must T.. Fbl@ 70 assist IN general Office work:
tate ase ard salarg expected Hi -. Eepur-
ilr-
STENOsRAPHER- Young ran as s;enp-ra-
's-r- must aiSo assist IN Ufflr. Uu-S. answer m
.a.i handy rtiu=: smith i'r' ME. T..achinr- u
= T.svslhiir