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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
Everybody was afraid of the gam.

Everybody was afraid of the gam
blers' threats of boycott, until The
Record took up the big stick and
went after them. They had been boy
cotting the Record for several months
on account of our attitude at the
time high license was under discus
sion, and we deemed it the proper
time to finish the job while we had
nothing more to lose from hi boycott
The Record feels that it a a
share in shaping the anti-gambling
movement all over the Territory-but
our efforts were directed particularly
to the situation in Roswell. We had
the assistance and advice of Mayor
Hinkle, Councilman George L. Wyl-
lys and others throughout the cam
paign, and now the city administra-
ton has acted and the business COM
munity stand back of the movement
for a cleaner and better city.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

The Record has for some time
known the position of the mayor and
council on the gambling question.
They were ready to act as Don as
the people indicated that they woul
support such action. 1t is now up
to the people.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

Some papers said that the action
of the Artesia town board was no
criterion for the larger cities. Per
haps they will now accept Roswell's
example as worthy of emulation.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
Texas State Fair.

Dallas, Texas. Oct. % TO Nov. IL
1905. For this occasion, excursion
tickets will be sold to Dallas at rate
of $1,000 for the round trip. Tickets
on sale October 9th. to Nov. 18th,
inclusive, good to leave Dallas up to
and including Nov. 18th, returning.
M. D.. BURNS, Agent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

After ascertaining the cost of an
adequate system of waterworks, and
the city will be in position to take
definite action.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

Again Roswell takes the lead as
the only large city in New Mexico
to prohibit gambling.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

The prohibition of gambling will
prove a mighty good advertisement
for the city of Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

There is some very fine Main st.
property which can now be had at
a bargain. Property will pay 70 per
cent income on selling price and in
crease rapidly In value. You may
have this by seeing J. tt. Carlton, in
Room IL. Okla. Blk. S7tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

Now listen for the brave soldiers
tell how 1--WE Killed the bear"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

The city administration has decid-
ed to employ expert advice on the
cost of installing a waterworks sys-
tem. This none will be well spent.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

right time to give the gamblers an
opportunity to make a big stake for
retiring.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
The first battle is won.

The city council has spoken on the
gambling question.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

The people are back of the city ad-
ministration in it's action upon gam
bling.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

For q few days only, you can get
some very desirable lots near the
Carnegie Library at a bargain j
T. Carlton, Room II. Okla. Blk S7tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
Notice.

We, the undersigned, wish to no
tify all real sta men that all our
property in Chaves county is with
drawn from the market.
HAYNES & BONNEY.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

Buy your wall paper. glass. bug
gy paint and floor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co.. STU
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18
Classified ADS"
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Good Jersey COW, SEQ
if taken at C 1902 N. Mo. 22t3"
FOR SALE:@Cheap, unsigned ticket
to Memphis, Tenn. Inquire at Rec
ord Office. 2Otf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

Stockard & Deem have the finest
outfits for driving. Phone No. 8. 21tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-11-18

THE RECORD is THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
CHAVES AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01

hermennirnir hafa az likindum ekki vilja6
skjota a prestinn + Il elgiskrd0a, en- ekki reyndi
ham a0 Ayja e0a for5a ser P6 mannfalli6
v@ri ogurlegt og alt umhveris v@ri 6gn og
dauoi'-En eftir PAD treystist ham pc ekki
til a0 halda afram Iyofcrustu, PVT hann P6tt-
list eiga visa fangelsisvist e0a dauoa eff her
mennirnir eoa logreglulioi0 ne0i ser a slit
valid. Ham fyoi fv1 dr borginni og hefir
sloan fari0 huldu h0f6i,e EN- verkamanna fokk.
urinn st60 eftir ra0alaus, OK ma med r6ttu
segja a0 par var h0fu0laus her.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01
Raektun Ey6ilanda.

Him II. jdnf 1902 afgreiddi 0ldunga-
deild acknowledgements + Washington eitt
hid mikilsver0ast lagabo0, sem nokkru sinni
hefr samPykt verio af l0gggjafarvaldi pessa,
lands. Log Pessi cru nefnd The Reclama-
ton Lave, og trumvarp til PETRA var sami6
eftir askorun tilPingsins 4 fyrsta Pingbooskap
Roosevelts %forseta. Samkvamt l0gum Pess-
UNI er Bandarikjastj6rn falio q hendur ao gera.
P@r umbetur q 0llum ey6imerkurI0ndum l.
vestur-rikj unum, er gera Parf til Pcss az pau
veroi h@f til Iandbdnaoar % raktunar, hvar
sem Pess hattar umb6tum ver6ur vi0 komi6,
og ennfremur skal stj6rnin abyrggj asst ao Peim
umb6tum, er hun letur gera Sc vioha]di6 um
aldur OF afi; en- ekki ma stjornin leggja
aukaskatta 4 nokkurn mann til Pess az standa
straum af kostnaoinum vi0 verk petta. En-
til pess a0 ia pam kostna0 horga5an, a a6
selja landi0 jafn6tt og PAD er undirbdi6 til
rektunar, og hver ekra er seld fyrir jain hiatt
ver0 og nemur Peim kostna0i, er q hama fell
ur Pegar delft er 0llum kostnaoi vi0 f60gar0a-
byggingar og vatnsveiturennur 1 hverju her
gu "Oo AJOlu" PeSo "hoo, - - p'i iehA
not; og pa upphn0 ciga kaupendur 40 borga
i thu arum, t1unda hlut af VERDI hverrar ekru
q ari. peim peningum, er %stj6rnin fnr fyrir
l0nd Pessi / emu h6raoi er vari0 til Pess az
gera samskonar verk I Pvi nasta, og svo kohl
af kolli. pessi jareabotasj6eur stj6rnsrinnar
er Pegar or0inn afar mikill. Fyrsta a1ie, sem
nokku0 var unni0 a0 Pessu,fekk s'j6rnin flor
ar m%i]j6nir dol]ara fyrir vatnsveituls nd, er
hun pa seldi,og 80, jdnf 1904 hafei hun feng-
ID r1ml. ellefu m%ilj6nir dollara, en- MI er @tl-
a0 a0 upphnoin Sc t0luvert yGr fmtan mil
j6nir do)lara.
1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bandamanna er
petta lagabo0 tali6 eitt at prem hinum Py0-
ingar mestu. Hin two cru Hmm svonefndi
morrill, Act" eoa sk6Ialandsl0gin, er veittu
pi6oinni afar-miki0 stj6rnarland til Pess 40
stofna og viohalda al Py0usk6lum, og Heimil-
isrettar- l0gin (The Homestead Law, sem
ger6u pa0 NEST az verkum az lord vo1u num-.
in q faum Arum / 0llum vestur-rikjunum, par
sem byggilegt var.
Nj hefr stj6rnin lati0 ]jdka vi0 land
melingar fy,ir vatnsveitingar q Prettan ey0i-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01
Gorky oe Gopon.
: 20 ::

geroust lelotogar lY0slns Pegar verktallo og
uppreistih hoist q Rdsslandi si6astl. jandar,
voru skaldi0 Maxim Gorky og prestur, sem
heitir George Gopon:' Gorky er fyrir l0ngu
SLOAN ooroihnn 'heimsffngur rith0fundur og er,
nest' T'o'rstdoi gam1a, ,,hio mesta skalds, sem
Rdssar' ieiga nj q li6. Ham heitir rettu nafni
Alexei MaximoVvitch Pyeshkoff en- t6k ser
sjalfur' nafni6 Maxim Gorky er ham for a0
rita skalds0gur Pnr, er hann hefr or0io Freq
ur fyriir.
Gorky er f@ddur I Mini Novgorod ARID
1868. Faoir hans var hdsgagnasmiour fra
Perm, blafatekur, en- fremur vel az ser cftir
Pvi sem um cr ao gera mccall alPyou q Russ
landi. sagt er az ham half kent SYM sinum
40 stafa og lesa q benab6k sinni, og PAD var
I'll ST freosla, er Gorky f6kk / f00urhdsum
enda. var bann a askualdri er ham misti b@0i
foeur % m60ur; kom aft hans honun Pa fyrir
hja sk6smi0 par t borginni og par var piltur-
inn nokkurn TINA. En- honum leiddist bratt
sk6smi0i0 og h1j6p dr %vistinni; vann ham pa
um stund me0 MALARIA, sem bio til helgimynd-
ir; en- ekki var0 hann P6 fullnuma / peirri
list. Hannfysti a0 STA m ia af mann;f6nu og
heiminum, og geroist pvi vikadrengur q gufu-
bat q Volga-Aj6tinu. pa var PAD 40 elm af
matsveinum, er ham komst / kynni vi0 4
batnum, lanaoi honum nokkrar bnkur, erhann
haf0i undir h0ndum; voru mccall Peirra rit
eftir GogoI, Dumas eldri og Uspensky; hafoi
Gorky aldrei fyr q ei sinni komist yfir anna0
ems b6kasafn og Petta, % er hann haf0i les
ID Pessi rit, vakna0i hja honum brennandi
l0ngun i meiri fr6oleik. pa for hann til Kazan
PVT par var haskell, og etlaoi az par mundi
ser gefast kostur q az lera. pa var ham
fimtan ara CANAL. En- er Panga0 kom var0
ham Pess bratt Wis, az peninga Purfti til az
stunda par sk6lanam; fekk ham pa vinnu i
bakarab10, en- mana0arkaup hans var 40 ems
halfur annar dollar. DAD nag0i varla til az
halda / honum lifinu, UNI sk6lanam var ekki a0
tala. Ut dr Pessu basil var0 pilturinn svo
0rvingla0ur 40 ham var kominn q fremsta
hlunn me0 40 f%yrirfara ser; en- pa bau6st
honum v0kumanns start a jarDbraut / Tsarit-
syn og Pvi t6k ham fegins hendi, Pvi fyrir
PAD gat ham 40 minsta kosti fengi0 n6g az
eta. Eftir> Pa0 a@ktist ham dr einum be /
AMMAN og vann a6 ymsu, kyntist m0rgum
hli0um mannlffsins og t6k vel eftir 0llu.
Ham vann / jarnbra utarverksmi0ju I TiAis er
hann rita0i fyrstu s0gu sfna, ,,Kavkas:', sem
kom ut i bla0i emu par / benum. Eftir PAD
skrifa0i bann hverja s%mas0guna q fetur ann
ari, og par v0ktu svo eftirtekt mamma a0 ham
var0 bratt fregur um ALT Rdssland. Ham
var gagnkunnugur oreinn v~erkaly6num og
pekti vel pau kj0r, er fateklingar eiga vi0 a0
bda a Rdsslandi, og / aestum s0gum hans er
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-02-01

lao er eolllegt 40 OOrKy, sem Pekt sVo
vel fat@kt og 6frelsi rdssneskrar alPy6u, indi
til Pess hver P6rf henni v@ri a meira frelsi og
mcntun, og PAD kom bratt / Ij6s az hann vildi
gera slit til az ra0a bot q PVT. Ham var
hvervetna vinsnll hja verkam0nnum o. hutti
Peim be0i / ritum og re0um ymsar hollar
kenningar um felagsskap % frelsi, ogg imam
skams ger0ist hann elm helzti talsma0ur
Pingr@0is q Rdsslandi, og PVT malefni og
forum r6ttarkr0fum framfyigdi ham svodjarf-
lega, a0 mmlt er a0 ham half si0 e6a alta
sinnum verio settur / fangelsi fyrir ly0@sirg-
ar. Hin si0ustu arin he6r hann verio opin-
skar leiotogl by]tingarmanna, og v@ri Pvi az
likindum fyrir l0ngu sloan dtlegur or6inn og
kominn til Siberfu, eff stj6rnin hefoi Pora0 az
fara me0 nam ems og hvern AMMAN 6brotinn
borgara; en- at PVT hann er heimsfregur mad
ur er ekki au0volt ao koma honum fyrir kattar-
nef az astn0ulausu, og hanna pvf frcg0 sinni
40 Pakka 40 hann heldur fj0ri og frelsi q f00-
landi sinu, eng sfour en- Tolstoi, sem par CT
jafnsekur 1 augum stj6rnarinnar.
George Gopon, presturinn, sem var lei0-
togi v~erkamanna Pegar verkfalli6 hoist, var
a0ur 6Pektur annarsta6ar en- 4 Rdsslandi, en-
par heir ham lengi ve1i0 p6litiskur leiotogi
ly0sins. Ham err af lagum ettum ems og
Gorky, en- 30 arum eldri feddur / Poltava
1887. Fa0ir hans var fatnkur b0ndi, og
drengurinn var ekki fyr kominn q legg en-
hann var nota0ur til az g@ta svina, og helzt
var pa dtlit fyrir az ham mundi alast upp vic
skort % lit viourvaeri og ekkert annao ]@ra
en- einfalda erf0isvinnu, ems og 0nnur fatnk
born par / landi; en- drengurinn P6tti svo fra
bmrlega skyr og gafa6ur az nokkrir efna0ir
nderannar t6ku hann ao ser og komu honum a
sk6la. Ham hafoi Pegar 4 unga aldri mikinn
ahuga a p6litik og var akafur freIsisvinur;
ham var snemma melskur vel og ahrifamik-
i'll rn0uma0ur. S6sfalisti hefir hann veri0 ALA
nf, og %jafnan he6r hann veri6 lei6togi og
atrdna0argoo verkamanna hvar sembann hef-
ir dvalio til lcngdar. pegar hann var oroinn
prcstur, kom pa0 bratt / ]j6s a0 hann fy1gdi
ekki 1 0llu nakv@mlega notwithstanding
UNI kirkj u sinnar, og s%tj6rnin vildi Pvi ekki
veita honum fast embetti: en- Po var honum
leyft 40 Pj6na s0fnu0um, er hann sjalfur
mynda0i, og par predikaoi ham NEST Hmm
svonefnda ,,kristilega s6sialismus", % var0
]ei0togi peirrar stefnu a Rdsslandi.
Ham var lei6togi verkamanna / P6turs-
borg Pegar Peir hettu vinnu 1 sf0astl. and-
ar, og a0 hans ra0um var PAD ao Peir f6ru a
fund keisaraps til az fara honum b@narskial-
10 sunnudaginn %. jan. Gopon gekk sjalfur
/ broddi fylkingar mco- benarskjali0 + annari
hendi en- krossmark + hinni, og sto0 par me0
upplyftum h0ndum Pegar var0li0 keisarans
skaut q Hmm vopulausa verkamanna ]yo, er
fYlgdi honum. Sialf1r snr0ist hann ekki byi
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
INNOCENT. SAY SUSPECTS
Men Accused Of Dynamiting Coast
Line Train Deny Connection
With Crime

SANTA BARBARA. Dec 6-There
is a strong possibility that the two
men arrested at Coalinga and charged
with dynamiting a limited coast train
at Los Alamos viaduct n month gao
are not the guilty persons.
The suspects, Ernest McKenney and
Il. j. Snow, were brought in from Coal
inga today in charge of Pat Kindelon,
chief detective of the Southern Pacific,
Constable j. M. Atkissen and Sheriff
Nat Stewart. Snow states emphatic
ally that they are not guilty. He ac-
knowledges the ownership of the hat
found at the scene of the wreck and
by which they were traced, but states
that they were travelling on the train
endangered by explosion and lost the
hat i'm looking out of the window to
see what happened when the dynamite
exploded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
IN The REALTY FIELD
Purchase Of Large Tract Of Land for
Development-stock Exchange
Building Proposed

The firm Of Clark & Bryan has sold
to Henry T.. Huntington and associates
100 acres on the northeast corner of
Slauson and Santa Fe avenues, the
consideration being $273, 500, or at the
rate of $500 an acre. The land adioins
the Huntington park tract on the
north. Last March Clark & Bryan
paid l. N. Van Nuys $125,000 for the
land, and they rake off a profit of $14S
900 in the nine months.
The tract, which Is on the line of the
proposed boulevard from Los Angeles
to Long Beach, will be subdivlded and
given first class improvements.
1t is learned that Improvements are
rapidly progressing I'm Hollywood Park
place, which will make this tract one
of the prettiest suburban home sites
around Los Angeles. Otto Weld and
w. A. Roberts report that sales are
being made even more rapidly than
they expected.
a. B. Shoemaker, through George B.
Wright & Co., has paid ]. NJ. Plummer
S10,600 for the property at 1S24-1S26
Downey avenue; lot 42x76 improved
with two-story frame business struc-
ture.
Carl Leonardt is authority for the
statement that the Los Angeles stock
exchange will erect n ten-story build
ing on the southeast corner of Fifth
and Main streets, the building to cost
about 100000,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
PLUCKY WOMAN
FIGHTS ROBBER
WOUNDED WHILE TRYING TO
SAVE GOLD CHAIN
Mrs. Maggie Moreno Struggles oesper-
ately With Highwayman Who At-
tacks Her-outeries for Help
Are Unheeded

Mrs. Maggie Moreno struggled des-
perately for ten minutes with high
wayman at Fifteenth and Hill streets
last evening about $3.50 o'clock, and
while bravely endeavoring to retain II
large gold chain which the thief was
trying to cut from ner neck, she sus-
tained slight wound on the arm and
her jacket was cut in several places.
Mrs. Moreno was walking along Hill
street and as she neared Fifteenth
street she noticed that a man ahead Of
her was acting strangely. Not suspect
ing any attempt at violence Mrs. Mo-
reno walked past the man. AS she
passed the robber seized her and began
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
City News

to slash furiously in an attempt TO
sever the chain
In the struggle the thief stabbed Mrs.
Moreno I'm the arm and slashed her coeO
several times. All the time the strug-
gle was i'm progress Mrs. Moreno was
making wild outcries, but no one came
to her assistance, though there were
several pedestrians not far away.
The woman saw at last there was
little use in resisting and relaxed her
hold on the footpad. AS she did 20
the robber snatched the chain from
her neck and ran. Mrs. Moreno called
at the police headquarters and gave q
Partial description of her assailant.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
CONTRACTORS ASK FAIR PLAY
Builders of outfall Sewer Fear Ex-
amining Engineers May Be
Prejudiced

In a communication to the civic bodies
of the city, which were recently asked
by Mayor McAleer to name a list of
competent engineers to examine the
work or the outfall sewer, Stansbury
q Powell, the contractors who are
building the big sewer, ask that great
care be used in the selection of these
engineers, as they claim many of them
are biased and prejudiced against the
work because of the refusal of the con-
tractors to employ union laborers and
brickmasons.
They state that ever since the incep-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
STOLEN HORSE, 4 DAYS WITHOUT
FOOD OR DRINK, LOSES 200 POUNDS

The animal had eaten all the bark
from the walnut tree to which he was
tied as high as he could reach, but it
was evident that he had suffered from
thirst and from lack of food. It was
estimated that 200 pounds had been
lost by the animal during the time of
his forced exposure, and when he was
brought to the office of Deputy Con-
stable Adams he was weak and thin.
There Is no clue to the identity Of
the thief who drove the horse away.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07

Deputy Constable Jack Adams long
lost horse was found yesterday after
noon tied to tree at Sixty-fourth and
Compton streets. The animal had been
hitched there about noon Saturday and
since then had nothing to eat or drink
until found yesterday.
The name of the person who found
the horse could not be ascertained but
he telephoned to the office of the sheriff
and found to whom it belonged and
sent the horse and buggy down to the
office of the deputy constable.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
24'Inch Fitted Leath- g * IN
err Suit Case sDOOsUU

A mans suit case, molre silk lined; nickel edged;
removable toilet tray, with comb, two military
brushes, soap box, tooth and nail brush holder,
shaving stick holder all sterling silver mounted;
finished in French gray, in handsome embossed
floral designs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07

tion of the work they have had diff
Guilty with the labor unions, who have
threatened to make it hot" for them
IL they did not employ union labor. and
in the communication they make the
emphatic statement that they will not
employ union labor If they never build
another foot Of the sewer or collect an
other dollar for the work"
The Municipal league and the cham
ber of commerce have already sent
polite notes to the mayor, refusing to
take any part in the case, aud it will
probably be up to the council to name
three experts to look at The work,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
"a 24'InGh Inch Fitted Elite Leath' S77 20

Women's hand sewed lightweight suit case of
cream case leather; handsomely lined with moire
silk; fitted on removable toilet tray, with comb,
hair and clothes brushes, French beve mirror,
manicure outfit, soap box, tooth powder holder,
tooth and nail brush holder, cream and vaseline
boxes; all in real ebony.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
SCHOOLS IN NEED
Of BOND MONEY
DEPARTMENT CRIPPLED BY
LACK OF FUNDS
Superintendent James A. Foshay Says
the Present Conditions Work
Hardship on Thousands
of Pupils

School authorities of the city of Los
Angeles feel a pressing need for an
early decision of the supreme court in
regard to the legality of bond issue
voted last March.
Superintendent James A. Foshay
stated yesterday that he would urge
the court to take immediate action, for
the school authorities have their hands
tied so far as erecting new buildings is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07

concerned on account of the lack of the
necessary means.
AN early decision by the court is Of
vital Importance to us" said Mr.
Foshay. I'VE have no funds whatever
to erect school buildings, of which we
are very much in need. There are now
forty-four schools being conducted in
temporary quarters. Each school con-
tains on an average of forty-eight
pupils. There are twenty-four schools
which now hold only halliday sessions
on account of crowded quarters.
would urge by all means that action
be taken at once"
Hardship on Pupils
From the figures given by Mr.
F'oshay It will be seen that 2112 pupils
i'm the graded schools are attending ses-
sions in quarters that are not suited for
such purpose and i'm consequence cam
not obtain all of the value that they
should receive from their education
These figures also show that 2304
pupils are permitted to attend school
Cnly half of each day for the simple
reason that they cannot be accommo-
dated for the entire day. Half of them
attend the morning session and the
other half attend the afternoon session.
Other school authorities state that
Los Angeles has never before needed
new school buildings as much as at the
present time All of the schools are
crowded to their utmost capacity and
school statistics show that the enroll
ment this early in the winter Is larger
than 1t ever has been before at the
same time OF year. Should the usual
number of pupils arrive from the east
in midwinter the schools will be filed
to overlooking, authorities state.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07
16-Inch Imported CT EO
Leather Fitted Bag 0Il.OU

OF English grain leather. womens size; all
leather lined; gold finished trimmings; re-
movable tray. containing comb brushes,
boxes, brush holders, all in ebonoid finish.
Fourth floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-07

Orange-Mrs. Pineapple has a pretty
sharp tongue.
DemOn-Yes, her remarks are usu-
ally rather pointed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08
La Ultima Obra de Altamira
COnradO ASeltjO.

En- la librerfa del 3oLETIN Sc ha re-
cibido la Ultima G interesante produc
ci6n del ilustre y genial Altamlra,
Sc titula "Psicologia y Literature
v es a la par que un monumento de
erudicion, un modelo de critica elevada
y dogmatica.
FL Sr. Altamira examina en- ST. nue
vo libro toda la literature espafiola de
los 1ltimos afios cayendo bajo la ac
cion de su escalp1lo los mas ilustres
escritores modernos, incluso Perez
Galdos.