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The copper era., 1904-10-20
Spent More Than 5000.

W. w. Baker. of Plaiuview. Neb.. writes: My wife suffered from lung trouble for fifteen years. She tried number of doctors and spent over slooO without relief She became very low and lost all hope \ friend recommended Foley's Honey and Tar and thanks to this great remedy it saved her life. She enjoys better health than she has known in ten years" Refuse substitutes For sale hX AriZOna Conner comnanv.
The copper era., 1904-10-20
Tourist Rates.

The Frisco System will issue. during the Summer months, Tourist round trip tickets to various resorts and To- cations-the mountains, lakes and sea shore, at greatly reduced rates. with ample return limit. Call on nearest agent. or address Passenger Traffic Department, Saint Louis
The copper era., 1904-10-20
DaAgar In Fall Colds.

Fall colds are liable to hang on all winter leaving the seeds of pneu- monia. brGtnchitis or consumption. Foley's HoIAT and Tar cures quickly and prevents serious results. 1t is old and reliable, tried and tested, safe and supe. Contains no opiatcs and will not Constipate. For sale by Arizona Copper company.
The copper era., 1904-10-20

Cromb X shannon continue to han 'lc 'he choicest range and refrigerated meas Telcphore 2S.
The copper era., 1904-10-20

Ali kinds oi mining blanks at COP- PER ERA office.
The progress., 1904-02-06
DELINQUENT MUNICIPAL TAX SALE.

| will sell at public outcry to the
highest bldd.r for cash, al The Town
Hail in the town of Ocean prings,
jackson county, Miss, on. Monday.
the 7th day of March, 1904, CONS
mencipg at I O'Clock, a. M, the
following describ bed lands and lots,
or 50 much thereof as may be neces-
sary to make the amount Of muni-
cipal taxes due for the fiscal year
1903, and all costs;
Dizzy Lauderdale, 3 acre in Soden tract
north OF railroad, Sec. 49, Y Il S,
Taxes sI.0o ptg. 20cts, damages l0cls,
Total, 81 30.
u, sec. "A, TT K 8, taxes 30 cts. ptg.
20 CTS, damages 3 cts, total 53 cts
Herman and Caroline Mil lot 8, block
n sec. so, ~ rs. taxes 1925. pig.
20 cts, damages 33, total S3.7S.
Mrs. Caroline MIL part lot | block 81
sec 30 TT, Il s. taxes $500, ptg 20cts,
damages SO cts, total $50
Bcauregard Ryan, west part lot 0, sec.
80, T7 r. 8, taxes $500. pig 20, dam
ages 20 cts. total S24O.
Miss Il + Wigginton. residence in lol 8
block 30, sec. 30 twp. Z, range s, tax
es $500 pig. 20 cts, damages 30 els.
total $3.50.
7. j. AMEs, Tax Collector.
Feb. 3rd. 1904
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Beauchamp, the Lecturer.

II is but doing justice to the lecturer
To say that all expectations were real
ized. From first to last he held the
the closest attention OF his large audi
ence. AT times interrupted by hearty
applause. and alternately moving il to
laughter or 10 the verge Of tears. The
attendance was thoroughly representa-
tive, and among the audience were
many of Augusta's 5 prominent business
men.
Throughout the lecture, palhos, wit
and humor were interviewer with a
solid framework Of reason, and there
was not II moment of time IN which he
failed TO hold the closest attention and
sympathy OF his large audience Agus
ia GA Tribune.
The progress., 1904-02-06
CONGRATULATIONS

Mr.. John II. Cullom. editor of The
Garland. Texas. News. has written t.
letter of congratulations To the mann-
faciurers of Chamberlain Cough Rem
,.dv, as follows: sixteen years az"
when our first chlid was baby he was
subject 10 croupy spills aud we would
b very uneasy about HIM We began
using Chamberlain Cough Ken edy IN
IsS7, aud finding il such a reliable rrm-
edy for colds and Group. We have never
been vii nout it il the house since thai
time. We have Eve children aud have
given il Ia all OF them with good results
One good feature OF This remedy : thai
il is not disagreeabie IN take and our
babies really like II. Another IS that u
is mol dangerous. and there IS M risk
from rtving an overdose consratn
late you upon the success Of yosr rem
edy.' For sale by Ocean Springs Drug
Store
The progress., 1904-02-06


The Mayor. and Board OF Aldermen q
met III regular mon hls session Tuesday
might. Feb. 2, 2 IN The council room Ut 8
O'Clock Allsths members we're present
except alderman Gottsche; Mayor Wed
presiding After the minutes Of The
pre- gious meeting were read and mpprov-
ed, the regular monthly rslorss. OF the
|.ciiy treasurer and the marshall. tax
collector and street commissioner, for
Januaay we're presented and approved.
The treasurer S report showed Il balance
OH hand for all funds Of about SO, 10000,
The regular and special bills for the
month. Including officers salaries, were
presented, approved aud ordered paid
out Of the various proper funds.
Alderman Kotzum reported bids for
connecting the Peoples waller supply
with all the fire wells OF the town, aid
was instructed to have the work done
at once at the cost Of $4,000. This VIII
supply tile wells from both the Kuhn
and The Peoples Water Worksa A com
miltee was also appointed to have sew
eral new fire wells constructed at once,
Inslocalities where they are needed.
An additional bond of $500 having
been required of the marshall as tax
collector, he presented a bond. which,
with some correction was to be accept.
ed.
Geo p. Arrdt presented petition to
The council, signed by the requisite ma
jority Of legalsvoters OF the town. for a
renewal of his dram shop license for
another year, which was read and Or
dered filed for thirty days as required
by law.
The subject of licences for various
purposes was Introduced again and ful-
ly discussed; and special instructions
given the marshal to see that all huck-
s.ers and peddlers conform with the
law.
A list of deinquents for road tax was
presented, discussed and referred to the
Mayor for collection.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Oaice at JACKSON, Miss
JanuarY 30. 1901.

Land Oaice at JACKSON. Miss.
January 30. 1901.
y ,iice is hereby gwen That the fol
luwius.uamed settler has died notice Of
her Intention Ia make final proof in
support OF her claim. and thai said
prouf will be made before the Chancery
Clerk. jackson County, at Scranton.
Mss on March Ii. 1904. VIZ: Esteller
Dadiey, H. h. No. 35iiO, for The =. L. !
:. +. ! sec Is. L. ;, K. 5 West OF 81.
STEPHENS Meridian.
She Dameslhe following Witnesses TO
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation of sad land, viz:
Peter Fair.cy, Thomas J MIzplle. Ru-
DIN h. Copper. Samuel Cowari, all OF
. hndal. Miss.
FEED. " COLLINS. Register
The progress., 1904-02-06

1t was at II tie soci.d gathering tac
other evening when one of the men
present made ii laughing remark about
the vanity OF women. One Of tie
women took up the defense. "Or
coarse, she said. II admit that al
women are vain. But men ale not.
By the way she broke off, THE neck
he Of the handspmest man IN he room
Is creeping up under his ears She
worked il. Every man present put his
hand up lUhis neck.
The progress., 1904-02-06
Notice to Confirm Tax Tile.

The State of Mississippi:
10 The Unknown Owners, and To all
persons having orclaiming any inter-
est.ciiher legal or equitable in the
land in jackson County, Mississippi,
described rs follows. to-wt:
Thai certain tract, piece or parcel OF
land in Section Is. T7 5, r 8 w. and
known as lot number ,, containing for
ty-twO acres more or less.
You are commanded tn appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson. in sad State on the
2nd Monday the Sth day of Feb Y, 1901
10 defend the suit of w. F. Bullock
wherein you are defendant.
This 18th day of Nov. 1908.
f. II LEWIS, Clerk.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at Jackson. Miss
E,I,,,,,rug IU1I

Land Office at Jackson. Miss
February3, 1901.
Nonce Is hereby given that the fol-
lrwing-named settler sas 9Ied notice of
his lntenlloa to make final proof in
support of his claim, aud that said
prof. viii be made before the Chancery
letk. jackson Coulty. AZ Scranton.
Mss, on March IS. 1904, viz: Oscar
Reid. H. Il. No. 3105l. for the NE4SW4
Sec. II, L. 5 s., r. West of St. sleph-
ems Meridian.
H. names The following witnesses tc
prove hls continuous residence upon
and cultivation of SAID land, viz:
Needham w. Smith, of Vancleave,
Mss. Preston Scarborough. OF Florala,
N S.. Abraham Woods, Of Floraa, Miss.
Alucrl Cbambprs. Of Florala, Miss.
FRED W. COLLINS. Register
The progress., 1904-02-06

Notice is hereby given hal con-
tract for he bnlldlng of three Bridges
on road No. 33 in District No 2. to-wit,
One over CAT LAKE SLOUGH,
Que over DEEP SLOUGH.
One over GRAHAM'S ) SLOUGH.
according to plans and specifications on
tile VIII oe let TO the lowest bidder at
the ironl door of the Court House, IN
the city Of Scranton, Miss. on
MONDAY THE Th DAY OF MARCH
A. d.. 1904,
~ II o clock, noon Bond Will be re-
qured according to law for the faithful
performance OF contract, and keep the
work IN repair for three years, and said
lioatd reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. BY order of the Board.
L. II LEWIS, Clerk.
The progress., 1904-02-06
For Sale, The Richardson CoItase

One of the neatest and best built cot
tages IN the town, on large corner lot
nues, in desirable locality of Ocean
Springs. Ass Mr. Geo. Il. Arndt Tor
particulars, or write to @. D. Sauls.
Arcola, La. We mean to sell this PROF
erLy and if some one wants neat com
forta BILE home bull OF materials to last
IA lifetime, he can get a bargain IN this
place.
Nnnrs Irnlv O d SAuLs
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Letter to Rose Farm.
Ocean Springs. Mss.

Ocean Springs Mss.
Dear Sir: The cheap paint to buy is
the one that covers more ihan you
think; The cheap one 1" wear Is the one
that IS young when old.
Mrs Moore. of Kelsey. N Y. borgh'
is gallons Devoe to daint her house Two
Goals; her pain ers sad it would take
that. Had q gallons left.
Mr. james Ackley's house in Cairo
(Catskill Monniains), n Y, was painted
Devoe: 1t wore ii wears; aud the paint
was in good condition then. He @as
going 10 paint, the last we knew. though.
/ hats he way 10 preserve house, re-
paint when ttere's ne occasion.
Yours truly
+ w DEvoE & Co
The progress., 1904-02-06
BEN DICK STILL MISSING

The yslcry snrroapdinFtfc disap-
pearanceors Ben Dick sun rematns mn
solved Nolrace ot him has ,et been
found aud there lslitlle possibility that
he will ever be found alive. 4. IS now
absolutely certain thai Ben Dick is dead
or his mind tecoming unbalanced by the
broodlug over his roublese he has
wanderedaway. The search has about
been abandoned and il now looks as
though his fate will meyer be known
The progress., 1904-02-06
Administrators Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given hat letters Of
Administration were this day granted
To the undersigned as administrators OF
the estate Of A. d. sheldon, deceased,
aud lhat all persons holding debts or
claims against said estate must have
the same probated or proved as required
by law or they wi. b. forever barred.
NEwCOMB CLARK.
Administrator or the estate of A. d.
Sheldon, deceased. Jan Q, 1901.
The progress., 1904-02-06
Notice to Confirm Tax Title.
State of Mississippi.

! state OF MISSISSIPPI.
To p. p. Bowen, If living, and his
heirs. If dead, and to all persons having
or claiming any interest in the follow
ing described lands WV; h and n w /
of Sect. 26. Township Z. 5. Range s w.
TO appear before the Chancery Court OF
jackson County. on the Second Monday
of February A. u. 1904, to then and
there show cause why the title of Chas.
L. SNYDER, TO said lands should not be
confirmed. Herein fail not or Judgment
will he entered against you.
Witness my hand and seal of court,
this he l0lhsday of December. 1908.
+. II. LEWIS,
Clerk of Chancesy Court.
The progress., 1904-02-06
BKIllnE NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given ,ha, = cpniraci
for Inc buslsiilg or = brilg. ol road No
la. in District No. |. oyrr Liille Cedar
Crck. according 10 plans and speriti-
caf!oas pn iiir. will b, let Q" the lowest
bladder al iir frri di'nr "f ihe Court
II sis~. in h- city of Scranton, Mss.
~ MONDAY the sih DAY Of March A. 10, ,
1904. at i2 clock. n1on. Bphd viii ~
required according ~ law Ter iaiihfni
performance OF contract. and keep saia
~ ,rk iH repair Tor three wears. ana the
B ard reserves the right 10 reject anN
aud all bids. By urder OF Board.
L. IL LEWIS. Clrrk.
The progress., 1904-02-06

70 the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
Aidermen VI he t.s&is of Ocean
Springs, Jackson County. Miss.


70 the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen VI The tL:sHis d Orean'
springs, Jackson County. Miss
The undersigned. y mate person over
the age of Fl years and resident Of
said Town. county and state. hereby
makes application TO your honorable
bod TO grant him license 10 sell ny
reiall vinous. alcoholic. malt, iiitoxica-
ting or spirituous liquors IN less quar-
titles thau one gallon, for The period Of
twelve nldnihs from The expiration OF
his present license, at his place q bnsi-
ness on The southwest corncr Of Wash
ington and Robertson Avenues, in the
building known as the Paragon Sa-
hion. upon his complying will the pro-
VISIONS Of the dram shop law.
Respectfully submitted.
George Edward Arndt.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board Of
\ Aldermen of he town OF Ocean
Springs. Jackson County, Miss.
The undersigned petitioners. u ma
jorlty OF the legal voters. residents OF
said town, county and stale rs afore-
said. respectful recomm George f..
Arndt, a resident Of said town to be OF
good reputation and Il sober and sui :
able person To .receivp;t Il license as above
appalled, for by him, to sell vinous, alco-
holic, malt, intoxicating or spirltuons
liquors IN less quantities than one gal
lon at his place of business in said
town, as stated in his application,
wherefore your petitioners ask that
snch license be issued to him according
TO law. Respectfully submitted,
Frederick Mason Weed, Thomas Al
exander Gooddier, Ciemen Bellande,
William Lorenzen, Theodore James
Ames. Orion Alpin Baker, George Will
lam Dale, Hiram Fisher Russell, Ed
ward Louis Tardy, Green Satcher, Rob
ert Adrian yanCleave, Junius P6ftevent
Van CleaVe, William Sheppard Van
Cleave. Thomas Isaac Keys. Louis Alex
ander Lundy, Joseph Bacon Garrard,
Alphonsc Beangcz, James Green, Emil
Domning. Brince Heustis Murphree.
Emile Fayard, Ambrose Fayard, Thom-
as Randolph Frlar. Audrey Buhler,
Charles Herman Buttner WilliamJamcs
EngbariL, Hugh Charles seymour
William Thomas Ames, William Angus
tus Slgerson, john Blank. Jerry 0 Keefe,
John Duncan Minor, Eugene William
IIIup, huOtU LtNlS l. utIpS, JOStpD
Alphonsc Wicder, Edmou Mon. Frank
Ernest Schmidt, Charles Ernst Pabst,
Anthony Veilon, John Norman Van.
court, Charles Wesley Madison, George
Louis Frrar, Peter Geiger, Benjamin
franklin Joachim. John Robert Sey-
mour, George Edward Arndt, Narcisse
Sey mour, Andre w Jackson Woodcock,
John Franklin Burr, Lenard Fayasd Sr,
Joseph Bellande, Jacob Martin. Fred
erick Magruder Dick, Edwin James
Westbrook, Edwin Martin Weslbrook,
Albert Euos Lee Green Powell, ORGY
Young, Louis Ryan, Joseph Lelzler,
James Lynch, Antoine Bellande, James
Lnndy Clark, William Seymour, Juls
Seymour, Richard Lee, John Joseph
Slarks, Edwin Alanson Clark, Alfred
Burton Stuart, Charles Forkert.
A true copy. Filed Feb'y End, 1901.
f. NJ DICK, Town Clerk.
The progress., 1904-02-06
Manure Cheap!

By carload lois. Phone A.. Ocean
Springs, Miss.
The progress., 1904-02-06

YOU Know WHAT YoU ARE AKISc.
When YOU take Groves Tasieirss
Chill Tome because the formula Is
plainly printed on cver.y bottle show
ing that il is simply Ir'n aud Qninin-
IN tastrless form. No cur. no pae
.ssicfs
The progress., 1904-02-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.

II 4hNiI1o, 4 IN NUITVNtVI
Feb. ard. 1904.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

The Las Vegas friends Of Chas
Mead. formerly a pharmicist at the
Winters Drug Co, will be pleased to
read the following evidence that he
" getting on IN the world, The item
Il from the san Marcial Bee: ON
Tuesday an understanding vas reach.
Cd between G. Z. Mead and j. II,
Nisbet whereby the postofficc drug
store passed into the possession Of
Mr.. Mead The transfer was made
the next day. This arrangement
again leaves the drug interests Of the
town In the hands Of one firm. Both
stores are 70 Do operated by @. n.
Mead q Co. the combined stock OF
the two Stores being quite extensive
and requiring q good deal of space.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Fl Dorado: S. L, Rate Kin and
wife, Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. l.
II. Kronig. Watrous.
New Optic: ~. H. Wheeler. Jr.
winston. n. G., A. 7, Quigg. Spring
er, N. NJ; G. W. Sharp. Lebanon,
wis. F. W. Rouf. Sheridan.
castaneda: Ben Spitz, Kansas
City; J.. 7. Shellenberger. Denver; Z.
L. Taylor, Trinidad: L. +. Woody, St.
Louis; c. E. Jones, Denver; E. T.
Fuller, st. Louis; ". S. ~Jennetan,
Chicago; T. osLeary. Pueblo; Fred,
erick Dunlap. washington. D. q; J.
NJ. de Yong. Louisville, KY; Geo. Ar.
not, Albuquerque; D. X. B. Sellers.
Albuquerque; n. ". Diolette, ST.
Louis. Dr. Fest. Hot Springs.
Ia Pension: ! Thompson Linds,
ley, ST. Louis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26
Beffina Ejnh0rn Dead

Miss Bettina Einhorn died yester.
day afternoon. Everyone in the city
who has known the brave child, hap
py-hearted and cheerful, despite her
hopeless illness and weary hours OF
suffering, will regret this announce
ment.
Up to the last hours OF her short
life, the child always had a smile and
CHEEKY word for all who visited her.
The fortitude with which she bore
her sufferings might well be a lesson
to many older. more fretful patients.
Bravely she babe goodbye to her
kindred, who found 1t necessary 10
return. 10 their home In St. Louis and
faced the prospect Of loneliness and
pain without complaint. Her cour-
age and constant cheerfnlness won
her many sympathetic friends who
We'd with each other in relieving as
much as possible the tedium Of her
illness.
The little girl, then not quite ~
years OF age, was brought here from
st. Louis by her parents, almost
three years ago. She was afflicted
with tuberculosis. The home doctors
said that the invalid wouldn't live
through the season unless d change
Of climate were made. There was
never any hope of complete recovery,
but in the sunshinny climate of the
southwest, three years were added to
the span Of life.
Some time ago. the little sufferer
appeared to be so much better that
the sister, who had been In constant
attendance, went TO visit her home
in st. Louis. leaving the patient in
the best OF hands. The rainy wea-
Their seemed to affect her condition
considerably and Sunday night d BE-.
we're hemorrhage ensued A dispatch
was sent home to st. Louis, but 1t
was too late. AT 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon the little n passed over
the river.
Bettina was the daughter Of Sig.
mund Einhorn, a well known repre-.
sentative Of the Rice Mercantile Co,
Of 81, Louis. A mother, two brothers
and a sister are the nearest OF the
surviving relatives.
Brief funeral services were held
AZ O'Clock toda, after which the
body was shipped for burial at st.
Louis.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26
Probat. Court Matters.

The report Of D. T. Hoskins AZ
guardian 81 Julian Fleck was pre-
scented 70 the probate court this
morning and duly approved. Also
the report Of D. T. Hoskins as admin
istrator Of the estate OF Augusta a.
Crane.
The report x A. 7. Rogers, Jr, as
administrator of the estate Of Fran
els w. Fleck was submitted and ap.
proved.
The claim OF A. a. Jones for legal
services against the estate OF Augusta
Fleck vas approved.
A merchandise license was issued
to William Baasch for one year.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26
Worlds Fair Visitors,

The pavilion erected by the Frlcso
Rock Island systems at main entrance
OF the Worlds Fair is surely a place
Of no little interest. III fact, 1t Is one
Of the many attractions.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair arc
cordially invited to inspect The Frisco.
Rock Island system building. Here
viii be found q place Of rest, court,
eous attention, besides, there viii be
distributed. free Of cost. souvenirs
and descriptive literature Of the
great southwest, The reader will. un.
donbtedly, overlook a very important
attraction IN case Of failure TO visit
the Fricso-Rock Island system pa,
pilion.
Remember, Main Entrance Worlds
Fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

The base ball boys will leave Fri
day night FOR III Paso te play 4 series
81 two games with the Pass City
Colts. The III Paso club does the
thing handsomely, guaranteeing the
fare. hotel bills and Pullman and Har.
vey house accommodations on the
way. Las Vegas takes Rhodes and
Tanning 10 do tbs slab work and
Pearson will wear the big nit. The
team VIII 70 At maximum strength
prepared to capture all the honors in
sight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26
Meutenent governor uareott.

Meutenent Governor Haggott, 81
Colorado. came as far as Las Vegas
today with HIS brother who was On
bis way 20 Prescott, on mining bust,
ness. The gentleman went north On
No. 2. He expressed the belief that
conditions In Colorado would soon be
much more satisfactory, In spite or
the strike troubles he says Colorado
has been forging ahead. Governor
Haegott SAYS The centennial state win
be safely republican this fall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

Las Vegas had her usual rain this
afternoon. II wasn't exactly usual
either, ms II was considerably harder
than common. The streets were riy-
crs after q few minutes Of down pour.
Through all the rain the blue sky
showed IN spots and loon II cleared
beautifully. Las Vegas hasn't begun
70 cry enough yet and will prob.
ably receive with equanimity NIL that
fortune sends III the way Of showers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

Judge Al Il Morrison recently re-.
ceiyed an invitation from the United
Irish societies Of Cook county. ILL.,.
to address the societies at their an.
nnal convention IN Chicago on August
Is. on Irish matters. Judge MorrI.
son has applied 70 the treasury de.
partment for leave Of absence. which
has been granted and be has wired
his acceptance Of the invitation TO
Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

Minor Rudolph, manager OF the
ranch interests Of Henry Coke In the
hncumeari country, who spent sun.
nay In Las Vegas. proceeded On his
lay 70 Taos yesterday. whittier he
GOES on matters 81 business. Mr. NIL
nor reports heavy rains and greatly
Improved conditions In The country
along the Rock Island
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

Chairman W. s. Hopewell and Sec.
Tetary N D. Laughlin u The demo.
cratic territorial central committee
have prepared The official cali for me
democratic territorial convention
which will name the candidate FOL
delegate to the fifty.ninth congress
md this will be issued tomorrow
The convention Il called to meet IN
the city Of Las Vegas on Thursday.
august 25tb next.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

1t is said that the effect Of intoxi.
eating drinks Is such as to make a
Frenchman want 10 dance. d German
to sing. q spaniard TO gamble, an
Englishman to eat. an Italian %
boast, IL freshman 10 fight. an Amer.
scan 10 make a speech and every one
% make D fool o. himself.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

The Lordsburg Liberal says. Miss
corinne White. who was one Of the
popular teachers in the Lordsburg
school last year, has been engaged TO
teach the school at Central the com.
Ing year" Miss White is one Of the
teachers enrolled al the Las Vegas
Summer Normal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

The temperature report for The past
twentytfour hours reads. 76 degrees
maximum and Sc degrees minimum :
precipitation. 81 inch. A maximum ot
70 degrees Of The 25th Of July Il
worthy Of special mention. The wealth.
er ma prophesies fair weather for 10
light and wedne day. He didn't men.
Non ne slower which visited Us this
~ plD.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-26

The annual feast Of the chapel Of
Santa Anna was observed at Aqua
Zarca today. A large number Of
people from the west side attended.