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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
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From Orr Regular Correspondent.
Man. though acting from The
best experience may have his plans
often derapaed bynnforseen circnmu
stances. Farmers contemplate max
ing tobacco beds. Experience is
their guide. and Sc trust that their
plans may not be deranaed by the
weather. although The sudden and
frequent changes Of the same for
several weeks gives nothing upon
which to predicate calculation Of
what II may do within q few hours.
Dozens d lambs are seen, nam.
Der Of twins bat no triplets How
they gambol about their dams In
nocent creatures.
So far dogs have not moIested
sheep. We infer that owners give
them sufficient food to satisfy their
appetites, tearing In mind that In
stinct fails to regulate the solicita-
tions Of desire. and TO render appe-
tite subserYient TO proprIety.
Mr. W. R. Pembroke has done Of
fective work upon certain sections
Of the roads. polling exceedingly bad
places.
Some sickness, and DIR. George
Greene. worthy citizen. Is III with
pneumonia.
There are some old men down here,
and they are not the poor shado~y
remains OF men. or thefrittered rem
nants Of men. DR.. Oslor 90 doubt
INDUCED bis bump Of righteousness,
little dreaming that ii would clip his
wings lessen his popularity as q
physician and . man Of common
sense. The sentiment expressed
by him bears the stamp OF q frlRid.
or rather Of most detestabIe feel.
ing There are morbid phases d
the intellect, that amounttoderange-
ment.
Some thievlng. that Is. mine and
lhine'--she distinct rights Of prop.
erty seemingly are not understood
BY some persona. Turkeys, chick
ems, hogs. elc. arc stolen with The
utmost indifference BY said class.
Locks should b used When On az.
fair Is irretrievabIe, nothing Ismors
absurd than he discussion Of what
might have been done AzxAsA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09


The soft brilliancy Of star be-
lscked sky lighted The familiar high
ways leading 10 ST. Inigo's Hail,
Thursday evening, March 2, the do
mandIpg occasion being one Of q most
successful dance, the lastoi this sea-
son In the ever-delightful First Dis
trict
Each arrival was greeted by the
gracious hospitality Of Miss Chris.
tine Beal and Messrs. Bevins Nor
ris and Richard Abel, whoexeculed
their duties as hostess and hosts
most admirably.
While the evening was yet quite
young the spacious hall afforded a
glad scene oi beauty and gallantry.
which became o moving picture of
mirth and grace, when She master
fol Beachyille Band started up with
its bewItohing airs. causing the
merry dancers 10 trip the lightfan.
tastic toe with great longing that
the music might never cease and that
they could 80 on forever circling 70
it's joyous strains.
Through all the merriment there
coursed vein Of sorrow, for the
participants were ever mindful OF
the fast approaching holy season,
temporarily ending their festivities
and such expressions could DO heard
the last night on earth r. When
shall we two dance togetheragain9"
"Oh, that this waltz might never
cease r. etc, ETC.
Ia due time refreshments were
served
Among those who horored the oc-
casion with their presence we're
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Raley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Birch Misses Chris
tine Beal, Agnes Kennedy, Lucy NJ.
Beal, Reba Abell, Josie Raley, Linda
Abell. Minnie Raley, Mabel Tyler,
Violet Raley, Massie Clarke, Lila
Richardson. Pearl Clarke, Virginia
Hebb, Genevieve Hilton Messrs.
Bevins Morris. Tommy Dunbar,
Richard Abel, Paul Dunbar, Lee
Abel, Johnnie Richards. Tompkins
Abel, Harvey Hilton, Bruce Tyler,
Harry Richardson, Calvert RaIey,
Bob Lilburn. Holmes Raley. Engle-
bert Beal. J. M. Jeifries. Cleveland
Raley, Clarence Raley, Malcolm
Clarke, Garland Clarke. II,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
Death Or nalss Emily Il. posey.


No influence Ii 50 powerful IL che
silent teaching 81 . pure. truthful,
and unaelash life. Il speaks With
40 eIoQuence that appeals 10 the
hearts Of humanity and Is under
stood ~ the simplest. Such 4 life
was that Of Miss Emily 4. Posey.
whose death occurred a. her resi-
denee near MechanIcsvllIe, on Wod-
ncsday last her entire life was
spent within the confines Of the old
homestead, around ghIch. e. Ii we're.
q halo encIrcIed. emanatiuR IRON her
many strong and noble qualities
spreading is rays and drawing
hearts unto Il. One ol he chief al.
tributes 81 her character vas her
extreme unseIHshnesa towards her
nciRhbor. ever neglectlul ofher own
comfort Possessing : mind 81 ok
ceptional brightness, unbalanced By
the approach 81 age, she ever mani.
tested keen Interest ia passing
events and the development Of any
scheme % benefit mankind. with 8
heart full oisympasby. she vas quick
TO feel another's VOC, and 50 iar
as her power went, extended The
needed haad. Thus she drew about
her . little circle 81 lriends. who
now mourn the loss 81 Que whose
soul revealed itsoli 10 Them III noble
action, exersIng Al influences whlch
will koep Der Image ever preaont III
momory, though lost II usorsnl vision.
She mcl iiles difficulties with cheer
ful courage, aud accepted ila bless.
ines with fervons gratitude. aud after
the heat and burden Of many years
she awaited the longed FOR rest. II
came Al last and she approached she
grave like one who wraps lhe drap
cry Of bis couch about BIN And lies
down 70 pleasant dreams
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out
70 that lonely and griei.ssrleken ais
ter who has been Der solerompanlou
for many years May their mpry
acts 81 sweet charity and loving
counsel secure for her God mani.
told blessings. and devoted friends
IA the sincere wish ii
A FRFKND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
Keyel II Pearson CITY.


Correspondence 81 he nsAooni
AZ the residence 81 Mr.. aud Mrs.
WI T. Dent. Pearson city, on the
night Of Tuesday. Feb. Is. there was
quite . social gathering Of friends,
assembled 70 while away > few pleas.
ant hours. The spacious bail was
beautifully decorated with ferns,
presenting most cheerful appear.
ance for the occasion. The unex-
pected arrival Eabout 7 30 o'clock oi
the Steamer Calyert. which came
crushing the leo and with little diff
iiculty making her way sothe wharf.
created omewhatasurprlse, and was
also . pleasant picture u tbs occas.
ion. The Cedar Point band Smith
a Co) was n attendance, and now
that al was quick alone the line
the participants got down to bust.
ness, and II vas WITH great diff
Guilty that even those who wore
the invisible gray boards could
keep on the floor WaItzing was
first IL order, followed by the two
step. and then came OLD fashioned
square dances for The benefit Of tho
kids. II was All IN all 4 real genus
Inc affair without q single draw back
to mar the pleasure og any one. The
ladies present we're Mrs. w. n.
Dent, Mrs, r. r, Dyson. Mrs. b. MI.
Dyson. Mrs, Philip Dyson, Mrs j..
A. Watts, Mrs. n Brown, Mrs.
Ida wilkins; Misses Olive Waits,
Bertha Jones, vlrgie Wise. H,ssie
Miles, Mabel, Lila and Olive Bean,
Bettie Hammett, Bessie Dent, Dora
Dyson. Merssrs. ". T. Dent, r.
7. Dyson. Luther Niles. Phil Her
man, Vim, B Downs. J Dawson,
Geo Quirk. Jean Fonwick. Norman,
Milburn, N. Brown. B. Fish, W
Dnnaway. A. Pembroke. f Hayden,
SamI. Dyson, Kemp pshneroy. Kids.
shuman Watts. Bent Dyson, Chas.
Hammets, Willie poaeroy, Baby
pen0 and baby Brov About 4
Al IA. the guests depa IA ior their
WIN fns,tsh II - zl4n,. il i. Il ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09

II woman is as old as she looks,
and man as old as be feels as
someone has very aptly said, the
dance given at Wise's HotOl, on
Monday. February 9th, was trans
! formed from al Old Folks Dance
to one Of youth and gayety. for with
| the chaperons welcoming the guests,
the rooms Hastily decorated with
palms, ferns, geraniums and Ameri-
can flags. and John Clements band
playing QuadriIles, Lanciers, ETC..
we entered In with a youthful spirit
to oneo Of the most pleasant evenings
ever spent at the famous old hotel.
At IL, ices and cake were served
and at 3, We enjoyed ham, turkey,
Maryland biscuit. salads and coffee
which prepared US for a continue
ton Of pleasure until 5, o'clock,
when we all joined in good, old
time Virginia Reel. All whoattend-
ed will certainly look back with
pleasant memories to the ''old folks
dance.
Among those who added grace
and pleasure TO the event we're
Mesdames
Charles Abel. Thomas Lynch. r..
@. Morgan, w II. B. Wise, chaper-
ons.
Messrs.
George @. Abel. BENZ. Combs,
door managers.
Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lynch, r. #. Greenwich.
| Z. e. Payne, Charles Abel, J. b.
Gardiner, Giles r. Dyer, Julian Par
ms, J. p. Greenwell, "A. 4. Fem
PIX, Charles w. Foxwell, George
I.oker, J. J. Jarboe. b. H CANA
Philip Medley, j. w. Dent, ].
Hobbs, Leo Y. Thompson, J c.
bod, E B. Harrison, George G.
h, VIM. NJ. Ioker, II. b. deWaal.
Clements, W. @. Mattingly, Q.
dn. w. Fl. B. Wise, Harry F.
son,
les.
Drury. Thad Herbert. Jos.
gan and r. O Morgan.
brine Crane, CatharIne Nor
Idle Lynch, Ruth Camalier,
Burroughs, May MattinRly,
Duke, Lorena Foxwell,
nbs, Evangeline Greenwich.
Charles Y. Hayden, Capt. O.
Maddox. Lieutenant X. D. Bos-
Tick.
Messrs.
T. Lee Mattingly, J. f. Fenwick,
w. b. Dorsey, John r. Duke, Tom
Sanderson, Roland Duke, VIM. r.
GreenweIl, Dan I Johnson, Derby A.
Lynch. Bob Loker, A. ) Saunders.
Arthur Raeney, Ernest Burch, Benz,
Combs, Henry Loker, L. ] Sterling.
Kennedy Abel, William Mattingly,
Albert Stone, W. B. Moore, Arthur
Boyd, Walter Jarboe, j. u Lee and
Harry M. Jones' NJ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09

49, - @@-~- - - - = - SAR~A-f - " -
ing Prayer and Holy Communion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Raley
reached Leonardtown last Tuesday.
Mrs. Raley's mother. Mrs Susie
I,oker, is quite sick, and her daugh-
tiers visit has been source OF great
comfort 70 her.
Messrs. Blackstone a Blackstone,
Attorneys at Law, Baltimore, Md.
have associated Mr.. George Forbes
with them in the practice Of law.
The new partnership wentinto effect
March !, instant
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Abel arriy-
ed last Monday. They are staying
with Mr.. George c. Abel at Oar
ley" until their house can be made
ready for them. The happy couple
have our sincerest wishes for their
happiness.
Rev. Upton Beall Thomas former
" curate Of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Chapel. Norfolk, Va, has
accepted similar position at Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church, Bal
timore. Mr.. Thomas is native OF
this county.
Dudley d Carpenter have remov-
ed from their temporary quarters on
Charles street to their old stand
at I26 Light, where they are CON
yeniently housed. They will be de.
lighted to see all their old patrons
and as many new ones as may wish
10 call.
Monday and Tuesday last were
Farmers Institute days in ST.
Mary's and representative farmers
attended both days meetings at the
Court House. Subjects Of interest
70 farmers were discussed and much
valuable and useful information was
disseminated
Up to the present writing the In
dications are that the coming March
Term Of Court will have no specially
grave criminal cases 10 try. The
most important case, thus far, is the
burning of the uncccupied store
house at townsville. charged with
which three colored men are in jail
and awaiting the action q the Grand
Jury.
The case Involving the title to the
two and a-half miles OF the roadbed
Of the old Southern Maryland rail-
road In the District OF Columbia is
set for argument in the u. S. Su-
preme Court this month. Hon. John
p. Poe represents the w. 81 p. r. r..
On high authority we are informed
that the road ID to be extended from
MechanicsvilIe 10 Dubois just as
soon as the weather will permit the
work.
a destardly attempt TO burn q
dwelling, located on Fenwick street,
Leonardtowu and occupied by Jamea
Gordon, colored, was made last Mon
day night while Gordon and wife
we're attending q dance at the color
ed hall. The motive for the attemp-
ted arson is alleged to have been
revenge for failure to secure an in
visation TO the dance. Fortunately,
The blaze WAS discovered before IL
bad gathered Roadway and was ex-
tinauiahea without sending ID an
alarm. The authorities are making
careful examination and We have
every reason Ii believe that The
misoreant will 20 aprrehsnaed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09

4. a. Jones a Son have now their
early spring goods and invite your
Inspection such a. Percaies, Cling
hams. Madras, Waissings, Embroi-
deries, Neckwear, Laces. Cottons
and full stock ofSewing Machines.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
Wunted

To buy = good farm Of so0toe10 acres, <Nsa
mure o. loe8. with large dwelling and
other impf0Femente-~lp located on the
Potomac river~W 70 70 miles below ~aSzze
Washington city. Want 6teamboaf whafi on
tho property, Or ono Fef} near Anyone own
lug such farm aud Wauta 70 sell at reason
bic price may ND cash purchaser % whiting
FARMER. aois n. Charles street.
Feb i0-~zna BMiiim9kes Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
Vi. szary's Academy.


%N"Afs - NttaAtse F%fN Hi@& &NAMAf
Estelle Greenwich, Marie Jarboc,
Julin Mattlngly. Marguerite AbelI.
Mary Bean, Grace Floyd. Bessie
Abel, Regina Robrecht, Ida May
Guyther, Madeline Camalier, Pauline
Graves, Sarah Guyther, Anna Dell
Milburn. May Robrecht. Mary Dixon,
Nellie Cawood, Mavis Lynch, Mary
Catherine Hogan, Bertha Matsingly,
Sue Russell, Celeste Roach, Agnes
Ching, Bessie Mattingly, Catherine
Russell, Eloise Abel, Marie Ching,
Margie Boyd, Lula scovilie, EsielIe
Abel. Annie Knott, Annie Williams,
Jennie Greenwich, Isabel Ching,
Edith Ching, Philo. Morgan, Migno-
netse Russell Philip Hayden, Henry
CamalIer, Lester Mattingly. wilmer
Russell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09

A liberal reward win be- paid lor there
turn Of 4 gold hnt-pin lcat 30 the road 10
wcen LeOnardtown and CALIFORNIA; IL
had engraved on IT, front the words j
4" The Intercollegiate TFaek and Foot
Athletic Assoc, and the coat 81 arms 81
Maryland. Oh the back we're TIE words:
2dprize Y mile run, May 4, 1901
Feb D--ins ]. Il. CRANE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
The Big
Store at the
Sisters Gate.

ALL PARTIES who are interested ID
good values Ior little money, bess goods
Tor least money. add who want 70 b
SURF that they arc not charged TOO
much money Tor any article they have %
buy. would do well 70 call and szamIns
our stock and get our prices bslofebuyIns
elsswhes twin beour aim during this
season busy 70 keep on hand for yourin.
spsetIon
All OF The Staples And Novelties
70 much 10 demand At this season. IN
addition ID our rsgularliua. whiehisprst.
u near complsts. W. win oiisr you tie
fullest line ii
candies, fruits, fireworks, China
novelties, dolls
and all other articles suitable Tor shehol-
Iday trade, an 81 these goods win b -
low a. the lowest
~ Boys Clothing way down be-
low apro.
Cali and examine our stock and b. eon-
yineed
Drasry ~ Saunders.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09


Oiiice Of County commissioners
Leonardtown Feb. q. 1865 !
Notice y hereby given, That the County
Commissioners 81 St. Mary's county win
meet on
TUESDAY, March 81, 1905,
ID strike thenanee II al 0CT. 1snNslosERs
from the Pension List II said county, tor
the purpose Of revising and correcting
aAid list, Names Of worthy aud deaerg-
inR persons viii ~ rclnstafed un said list
upon the filing 81 petition signed BY nt
least TIRES taxpayers
By order.
WM. AiEyERELL E0KEH,
Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-03-09
LOcalEise and Otherwise.
Today is Ash Wednesday and the
beginning Of the Lenteh season.

Today is Ash Wednesday and the
beginning Of the Lenteh season.
Mrs. Wallace Dunbar has return
ed to her home 10 St. Mary 5 comfy,
Nd Sun
The few good days have been uti-
lized by our planters in preparing
their tobacco beds.
A peculiar fact is that 1905 began
on Sunday and will end on Sunday
and therefore hasb8 Sundays. This
will not occur again in ITO years.
Mrs. Mamie Foxwell and grand
son. OF this district. arrived home
per Steamer Anne Arundel. last
Sunday. Mrs. Foxwell has been
away all Winter.
A steamer from Baltimore made
Leonardtown landing last Friday
and Sunday We have not yet how
ever. had boat from Washington
since January n. ultimo
The Sun Of Tueaaax last IMPORTS
! !, ; ! ; :
thaka negu6e 1nGl-
pox walk Il
Washing
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23
An interesting Publication.

Mr.. Walter S. Bowen. manager ol
the Albuquerque agency for the Equit
able Life Assurance company. who Ii
nov In the city, has presented this
office with a beautiful pamphlet set
ting forth in brief but most interest
ing and instructive manner. his
Growth and Present Condition of tht
Equitable Society the strongest ii
The world,
The statements therein contained
over the signature OF the board Of III
rectors which Is composed Of fifty-twt
OF the leading financiers of America
are authentic and II will repay all VIII,
are interested in life insurance to give
this publication careful reading.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23

prairie, uubrokeu ly timber except
along the edges Of streams. gives the
farmer an opportunity to commence
work at once. without having 10 do
preliminary clearing, aud the fertility
of the soil gives assurance Of ample
crops.
Considerable land. well adapted to
the growing of grain, a sim be
found along the line Of the Jamestown
aud Northern branch of The Northern
Pacific Ry,, aud branches running
northwest from Oberon. and due west
from Darlington. while west OF the
Missouri river there Is a territory I'D.
mlrahly adapted for mixed farming
and stock raising, and a person cannot
fail to succeed, pro Hiding special at.
tention Is given TO the latter.
In this western part OF the state
there Is an abundance OF water for
stock, and the grass Is of a particular
ly nutritious character. For many
years stock raising has been the only
industry practioed In that section. but
farmers on a smaller scale are now
going In, and meeting with great sue
cess. Special rates are given to per
sons going out to look for land With
The intention Of settling.
For maps. descriptive pamphlets
and full information regarding land
seekers rates, etc, ask for Series a
i0s.
Write 10 G.. w MOTT, Genl Emf
grafton Agent. Northern Pacific Ry,,
ST. Paul. MINI,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23
Drying preparations simply devel-

Drying preparations simply devel-
op dry catarrh they dry up the secretions,
which adhere to the membrane and decom-
pose, causing n far more Observation-Disclosures
the ordinary form Of catarrh. Avoid alldry-
ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and snu0s
and use that which cloauscs, soothes and
heals. Ely's Cream Butm is such n remedy
and will cure catarrh on cold in tho hoad
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
zoe. size. Ely Brothers, DC Warren ST., MY.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritate or cause sneezing. IL spreads itself
over an irritated and angry surface, reliev-
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you arc armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23
Montefiore Congregation.

Regular Sabbath services Friday
night at s and Saturday morning AT
10 o'clock. Subject Of Friday nights
sermon. The Apotheosis of Woman
Sabbath school Sunday morning at
10 and 10: 30. Social culture enter.
tainment Of u. b. lodge. Monday
night At s O'Clock in the f'raternal
Brotherhood hall. our services are
open 10 the public al large. You ate
most cordially invited to attend the
same. Nj LEFKOVITS, Rabbi.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23

Percy c, uusts is IN the city from
Denver.
Louie j lon.uniu Is in town from
Albuquerque.
II. VIC Rout lsa late arrival in the
Meadow G nom Chicago.
Judge + Y .ong came home from
the Ration court last evening.
Mrs. H. t. Glass arrived in town
from Shoemakut last evening,
A. j. swami is staying at the New
Optic from Battle Greek, Mich.
Geo. Hardy and VIM. Hogan reached
town from Trinidad last evening.
Mrs, Joe Koebele returned home
last evening from a trip 70 Illinois,
Harry Cakes and bride left this ar
ternoon for their new home in Bisbec
A. Toomay, father Of Mrs, Chas. COT
felt, left for Braymer Mo-, yesterday.
Toofilo Madrid, school teacher al
Las Conchas is in town on business
today.
J. Minium was a IA senaer home
from a business trip 10 Trinidad last
evening.
J. +. Morrell Of Fremont, Ohio, is
admiring Las Vegas and praising The
climate today.
Castulo Silva, merchant al Casaus
is visiting his family and stocking up
in town today
John T.. McLeister registers AT the
Central hotel from Denver; G. A. Rice
from Seattle, Wash.
W. G. Eustis is a guest at Hotel La
Pension from Henrietta, Tex. also Ed
f. Puize of Chicago.
f.. w. Mahau of Kansas City hooks
his name and place of residence on
the register at the Eldorado hotel.
Chas. J. Lex and wife, Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Burwell. st. Louis.
are guests at the C%astaueda hotel.
Rev. FIR. Paul Gilberton. the west
side parish priest. leaves for France
next week on a visitato his aged moth
er.
Frank S. Mitchell. representing a
Kansas City undertaking establish
ment. went south from this city last
evening.
". H. Picard, the harness maker
who lately came TO town. has gone up
to La junta where he had accepted a
position.
]. A. Darby representing Arhnckle's
coffee. has returned from a tour Of
country towns in company with Jim
Clay, the %liyeryman,
Mesdames Epperson and Goodwin,
who have spent the winter here for
health reasons, departed this after
noon. for Frankfort, Ind,
Mrs. L. II. Holmeister. who had been
called here from Tucson, Arizona by
the dealh and burial of her mother.
Mrs, {. II. S%porleder, LETT for her
home last evening,
Chas "A. Spices and S. b. Davis, Jr.,
leave on No. . this evening for Santa
Fe, where q meeting Of the board OF
directors of the FL Paso- Durango rail
road will be held tomorrow.
w. l.. Fox and T.. Il. Holt, civil en-
gineers, returned yesterday afternoon
from the vicinity of Shoemaker where
they did a job OF surveying for a Cher
ry Valley irrigating company.
Col. r. Il, TwiteheIl left last nigh
for Chicago. where. as the guest of
L. y. Kenna. he viii attend a banquet
given TO the new Santa Fe general
solicitor Gardiner Iathrop
Miss Dick is expecting TO welcome
her cousin, Miss Olive Dick of Greens
burg, Pa. tomorrow and her mother,
Mrs, A. NJ. Dick a few days later. Mrs.
Dick accompanied her niece from
Pennsylvania. but will visit a few
d,x,, la sTsriuidod
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23
Ornamental iron Fence.

Our ornamental iron fence is hand.
some, strong and durable and is the
best and cheapest fence on earth.
What's the use Of building q wooden
fence when these beautiful iron Gre
atlons cost not a cent more than
wood, which lasts only a short time
Everybody interested In fences viii
do well to consult the Las Vegas Iron
Works. 3.l0l
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23

Mrs. Laura Poole Wright returne |
from st Louis and eastern cities this
morning on the California limited, In
a few days she viii display a new
stock of millinery purchased in San
Francisco and ST, Louis, all of which
Is the latest ana most ~ufrto-date to be
found IN this market. 3-l2.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-23

shirt waist suits. tailored gowns.
ram coats, waists and skirts, made
10 measure. Perfection Co, and
Faultless Garment Co, ~ Chicago,
Mrs, Hollenwager, agent, lie Nation.
al Ave, $50