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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

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MISS Alice ohles ii seriously III S5at
home "A First street
Ianil ton OF a Fairyiew, tss
q Sigttor IN the city today. 3t5
aiisssEfie Waters has returned from
4 visit " relatives lin slorgantown.
yallie Martin, Of Warrington, is
here today and called ION the West
Virginian. AZ
Misses Grace and Edith Pickett are
visiting friends ssin clarksburg and
Buck hannon 1t Z.
Mrs. Bruce Mel Donald and Miss Ha.
lei Mod Donald are The guests of friends
/ in White Day.
Cashier James R. Linn, of the Cit,
izenst Dollar Savings Bank,went to
uniontown, Pa; this morning.
Ms. Alice Bbby, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Michael Ford, returned
to her home In Clarksburg last night.
air. ID. ]. Smith and daughter
Miss Blanche Smith, left yesterday
Tor their summer home in Doddridge
count Ia
Mrs! Margaret Barr and son, John,
viii leave tomorrow for a visit to
friends In Pennsylvania. where John
Barr viii spend the summer.
Or. and Mrs. will Ogden, Of Den.
SSyer Col, are expected to arrive here
I on Saturday to be the guests of DR..
ogden's parents, DR.. and Mrs. P. B.
LEM
Mrs Boyd Wees and children,
Dorothy and Donald Wees, and Mrs.
iS Perry Wees will arrive here tonight
tos visit 4 Mrs: Boyd Wees's sister in
This city,
ttorney M. / Powell and ]. r. Bren'
men returned from Elkins last night
where they; represented Council Nc
942 Knights Of. Columbus in State
convention.
Druggist L. w. Martin, Of Sutton
IS paying his Fairmont friends a visit
The West Nirginian acknowledges q
call from him today. He win return
to- Sutton tomorrow.
Mr.. Robert Jones received pain
fulS injury a few days ago. In some
anner5his hand was caught between
the wheels Of a buggy and stone
wall crushing his finger severely.
Mrs. P.s B. Ogden and Miss Mar.
Ellen Henry returned last night from
Washington, D. O., where they hav'
heens the guests Of relatives for sey
sral days. Miss Cora Ogden, who ha
been spending the winter in Ashville
g. accompanied them home.
Rev II x g. Stoetzer, Mrs. JOSEPH
Roster Mrs. John w. Mason, Mrs. W
" Ils Nc Cowan, Misses Isabel Gihin
va Brown, Edith Pickett and CLAIR
n Lloyd went to Clarksburg yesterda
afternoon to attend the Grafton Pres
hytery In session at Clarksburg tc
a.
Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Eddy and Ii
ttes daughter, Katharyn, will leave o
W next Wednesday for Kansas Cit.
Mo- TO attend the Southern Baptis
Convention to be held in that cit
and also TO visit Mrs. Eddy's rel,
lives there. On their return the
will stop at st. Louis to be presei
ast the Northern Baptist anniversarie
4 and also visit with relatives in th'
city: They will return in about tv
~ weeks. az 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

# Why not let the Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you? Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

\ x The case Of Samuel B. Holbert VS..
Philip; Dietz, ct al. was dismissed sat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

The George Primrose Minstrels
<rnslst ofs over 100 performers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

Nice home grown potatoes, 40
cents per bushel. ]. S. Pople, First
ward. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

All Music sung in Wang on sale only
at Marion Piano Co. e !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

Warm rolls at McKeever's every
evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

The total cost OF The Bronx buildings. for which
plans were filed last month was A.4H19o, as
against a.2es GO for the similar period last year
Since January ! TO date plans have been fled in
The Bronx for structures 10 cost Ss.0i2410 For
last year Up to the corresponding date it was
ai.5oo,0e9
M & l. Hess have sold for Harry Nj. Adm and
Mitchell \. (. Levy to the State Realty and Mort
gage COMPANY Nos. 3s and IS West 20th-st. two
four story dwelling houses. on a plot eoXs2 feet
Albert r. Ashforth and H H. Cammanu Co
have sold for George II. Robinson TO Frank B.
Martin. of Paris. Ne 40 5th-ave. southeast corner
Of Est-st., four story brownstone dwelling house.
OF lot ls.6xeS4 feet. The seller recently bought
the parcel from the Syms This is an invest
purchase
Plans were flied yesterday for altering the ad-
joining house. Ne. 475. into office and apart
ment building for the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, owiseT.
The Offices are be the first and second
floors. and will used by the company
A facade and entrance is TO be built. an
elevator installed and floors lad The inn
provenents, TO cost $1,000 Clinton & Russell
the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
ALTERATIONS,
LIS PENDENS.

4th-avc n corner 1Sth-st 1ox n ok W oot
3ax 15ox beginning Albert Henasrson ns
chanic's lienl; attorney. c De II Brewer 90 - On
Henry-s No III: Jefferson-st nos II" an
Max Aronson another. executors AIT PhlnP
Wetster-ave W corner 1s3dst 10ox1oo; G Adeioe.'
Becker executor Bernhard Bloch and another 'rore
of mortgageb. attorney. g Z
107tbst Us fl W of 1st-ave 81 sxl00 II; Jacob W
Falk as Simon Iefkowitz al foreclosure OF mof'sas'
attorney. NJ Slverstein. , . --tox-- G, 40 10
John Lening William 2 case 81 al 'iole''O7i7 -
scSsf No 10 to ia East: John Brennan ast 20
hanna Becker and another action TO toreciose ieN
ie; T sa5 70 7oi Jacob Bluestein agt HyG1on
Mannheim al Specific performance)' at'ofNV!s' ~
A
Cooper ct foreclosure Of mortgage; attorney -
Gross c., us 18Th Ward:
CHARLES weinberg agt Rosanna Wynn. ndividualy anu
exccurix ct al foreclosure of mortgage a''oreS''
sfb avn W s. ssa # n Of s1st-s o1x1oo 3sd-st
PAS It of o4xsss: Pennsy wanna; Nv AZ ?
and Long island Railroad Company agt John w qe
Toer ct faction to determine cia'n'' etc. a'' -
Broadway corner 56th-st runs IS a Ak 10 TO
25x 6s 8 to Broadway. 25 Ok " .4lux $ WriisD
75x n e 1879 70 beginning; NLilaLi
Hemstreet agt standard Automobile Ior1pany am an
other action to forecose mechanics hen)' htiofNVS
North Oak Drive n E. lots a. So and 90 Br9 9n
Park Pitkcwsky agt thomas Sill, .5,1iera" 'Spe 30
fornnancel. Boudn K lAepnldH- .-.oIa
5tbave 1oist-st. and lVh-s,; ".oaT T
block: oscar Freidenrich agt Nathan w once
foreclose mechanic heiP' a''O"
ssbst 40 # " Of 15x9e II: Louis Bres.
i%press LEM; attorneys Arnsten & Levy -, ,,,,
107th-st n S. 1S5 # Of 2d-aTe Zoxio.-dI - ~
Rosendorf agt Abram Barnett (specihc performance "
West Farms Road 10th St rs ll1lS Sx
irregular: Mutual Life Insurance oomps % MORTGAGE
agt Abraham Greenberg ct al noreclosure u "'
ATTORNEYS Russell & Percy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
MANY SALES BY The eULIcN CO.

The Ernestus Gulick Company report th2 follow
Ing Brooklyn sales: No. ass McDonough-st between
Reid and Patchen aveS. two story brownstcne
house fer W. II. Graham August Buderman;
No. $40 Sterling Place. between Nev-York and
Nostrand aves four story brick double fathouse.
for Simon Wynn 10 Alma Buderus; Nos. 1.42s ana
1,4S1 Pacific-st-. between New-York and Brooklyn
ares. three story and cellar brick and stone
houses fer the estate of Thomas B. Jackson TO
Jane Kingston; No. 221 Brookiyn-avc-. northwest
corner of Sterling Place, a three story and base
ment. white stone and brick house. FOR Clarence NJ
Loves 10 a customer for his own occupancy; No.
5ss Hancock-st.. between Brooklyn and sumner
aves.. two and one-half story and basement
brownstone house for the estate OF George Nixon
70 David Pearson: No. 1.2-9 Dean-st.. between
NosJrand and Network aves., three story and
cellar. brownstone and brick house. for John w
Bailey Edward G. McGratty: No. log South
Elliott Place. between A:iantic-ave and Hanson
Place, a three story and basement, brick and
brownstone dwelling house. TO Mary Flynn: No. 2se
Park Place. between Vanderbilt and Underhill
ayes, a three story and basement stone dwelling
house for Moses Hydeman. to Eliza Patterson, ana
Nc 1Sl Prospect Place. between Flatbush and Carl
ayes four story and basement, broWnStone
house. for Florence d. Bond 10 an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

slstest, no 42s East. 25sio2 2; sophie Freund
and another to Yorkve Bohemian Association
mortgage, sto5oo. .............. .....:..,...,-
i22d-st, $ 81 II W Of 1st-ave 16xl0o II; Joseph
10y to William Patten mortgage. SS2oo...
llSth-st No u East. 25xioo II; Jacob TIL 10
Minnie Greenberg. mortgage. Sa3, 5Vo ?'orn
c5th-st, :, III IT Of 1st-sve. 2fxlopo Rosie
Cohen to Jacob Larschen mortgage. $2l 1000;
05th-st. No 34s to $50 East 54S1oo.5; Yetta Ber-
bowitz Rosie Cohen. NOM
l21s-st. No PAL East. 25xl0o1f; Jacob III TO
Pauline Jacobs and another; mortgage SZ5u NOM
S8th-st. No 10 West. 2oxlooS; Wiham
Harnisch and another to Jennie Colon; mort
Madison-ave, s " corner 117th-st, Is llx90; Marie
Berliner Philip Weinberg; mortgage, sZeouo
s4th-st No West, ls6xlD2.2 PATRICK ) Mo
Moran TO Annie Parker mortgage Slo,uup'....-
1Tth-st No $50 West, 25s92 Thomas simpson 10
Equitable Realty Company; mortgage, sl2,oco.'
Thompscn-st. Nos 10 and ~, corner Natls-
81. 4ixe4 Isaac sakoiski to Israel Lippmain'
Same property. Israel Lippmaan 10 John Paimleri'
mortgage. S60,U50
1929 st. No As West. 25xee Il; Albert Brandt 70
Karl Rauentuhlin. mortgage. Si2 eco
TO Abraham Noyick. mortgage. $50. oGo: Nom
l33d-st. n s. 40 II Of Park ave 0oxysll
Ernestine Harris ct al 10 jacob olEger and an
other; mortgage. $50. 42s
Clinton st. No 24s =. 30 kill; Sehalam Cold Col
berg to Israel Oshinsky: mortgage. S35ooo.
to Morris Wenstein; mortgage $50 900.
Tth-aye. No 9, 255, ~ 1lxlOolli HarIy
Schwitzer to Julius Hermann; mortgage
1s sssUD No 1888 Il 2xsa s. 74th-st.
No l5S East 1S.6X1o2 2. Lexington-aVe, no
1897 e s. I1xs2.6: z4th-s st. No l51 East, Ie.ok
1o2 2 Abraham FeuchtU anger ct al to Morris
Aron mortgage, $4,000 '''''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

owner and contractor. ST. e25
13stf-st ST5 It Of Broadway, 50Hao- Il; "
and Contractor ea5
thai owner and contractor. 425
S7th-st. s 3, 164.5 II of Madson-ave l6.sxl01s;
and Contractor. SOS
2d-ave No 126: Louis Hurwtz and another agt
Contractor 1000
i4sth-st 8. 225 II Of ST Ann'eave. 50xlOO:
Michael Sicily Kalski president,
owner; & Klein. contractors .......-- 81
riEney-ave. s. lsn IL II Of KingsordRe Road.
owner Herman Masche. Contractor. - 2oa
Madison-eve corner aGth-s,. 1nox145; Pieryon
a. Co agt Cades Realty Company. owner: David
4 Lnsky contractor ...............
SIst 81 No East: Charles Morin ast Mrs Bliss.
owner: " f Kreuser & GO. contractors, ST.. $50
Both St n 5. - II of PaTk-aye. S0Aio0; Jacob
and contrsctors ............. ass
52f 90 10 "a East: same agt same. 274
SD 81 M 34T David Harrison act John
Bazguppi. Michael Priory and innoccnas scud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
REALTY NOTES.

!a oob Schwartz is the buyer of Nos. and
East u7th-st sold by Isidor Ginshers. sugarman
& Lewis were the brokers.
1. ]. Phillips & Co. were the brokers in the
sale of No 80 West 70th-st. Morris Sternbach is
Tie buyer CT No. l5 East s0th-st
William n. Appleton and Lathrop Anderson have
SOLD for Gilbert Brown No. 2l9 Mount Prospect
ave Newark, a stone dwelling house. on a plot
l5ox:1o
In exchange for the plot, 50x1oo feet the south
side of 1s4tf1-st.. 10e feet east of Broadway to
which Daniel s. Freedman took title last month
from Louis Korn. lir. Freedman gave his cottage.
STAGE and grounds. 350x20) feet. in Kirbyave.,
Eiberon opposite the John A Mccall property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
NEW HOME FOR MERCANTILE BANK,

Plans have been filed for the remodeilips OF the
basement and first story of the Western Union Tel
egraph Building the northwest corner of Dey-
St and Broadway. into Offices for the Mercantile
Bank now No. l9l Broadway.
New marble staiTcases are TO be installed ana new
Hcors laid of terrazzo. bordered with mart Deco
rated ceilings to be built and there VIII be a
I7eU Dtal entrance grill with gates
of steel It will cost $4,000 to make the needed
changes according the estimate of HoWells d
STOKES the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

JTnion-ave n g s. 30 It of 4th-st. 2oxlOo;
Thomas HoWley loans Jerome lie Monte; -.
1TSth-st s g $50 IT OF Bronx Park-dVe, L~'H-'
Gerald ] Barry loans Louise Berge.
21sth-s, s, $50 II of 4th-aye. 25x!l4; Emory
CTocke as attorney loans Silvs Chiavenuto.
Fillmore st e s. 1919 u 9 OF Morris Park-ave. FOX
100; same loans Herman Don1nlisck
ST Lawrence-ave s. 100 II n of Merrill st onh
100: same loans John Dosso and Angelo Roz~
2o5th-st n g 263 s IT of Mosholu Parkway
25 3x134 5x25x1S1: the Manhattan Mortgage
Company loans Annie u Anhra -.----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Adams $ 325 II of Morris Psrk-ave; Carl
Steiner agt a Govt ct all August %. 1905.
Slst-<t No 23l East: Albert Matthias agt Marx
Taylor al. august %. 1908
Cnion-ave. s. So II Of 4th-st. The Bronx
Carl Steiner agt I. Lepanto al; August 90.
Same property: same agt Jerome lie Monte ct al;
August %. 1905 ..-......-.
asth-st No 81 East Isidor Rosenthal sGt Bsnia-
min MarculieS = al: February ii. 1908 ...-...--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS,

Audubon-ave. corner lssth-st; for two six
story orns hGusss architects s7to
92d St No 307 Fast: for three story prick
dwelling house and factory. 25xlOO; P raul n ~
haber. owner; Spindler architect ''''
2Tth-st. No 53s West: for one story frame sheo'
5OxI9.5: Society Relief Poor Women and I NIL 9.
dren. owner: II Henchen architect IL
27h-st, No 201 o 2t5 East: for a seven sto1F
brick hahouse. So 1859 / De Forest owner so M
vnshin gfon-st n corner West 11th-st for
six story brick lofts lis i0x75: Builders Con-
struction Company owner; A fte'len las o.
Water-s No T46: for a three story brick ware
house and stable stable ,SSl1o; zane 227t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
Morr-sr. ROW CHANGES HANDS.

E Y. Pescia. & Co. have sold TO- Abe kassel T.
K Rosansky the four six and one-half story tene
nient houses No 24s to go hottest. a plot lcc
xao feet This property has not been transferred
for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
INVESTOR BUYS PARK-AvE. PARCEL

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Mary McNulty t
az investor No. ISL Park-ave. six story tene
ment house. plot 26x95x10o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
LEASES CLARK ESTATE HOUSE.

J. Rogers Maxwell. jr.. has leased for term OF
years No 50 West 74th-st.. a new five story stone
dwelling house 25y02.2 feet from the Clark estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

A RTTSTIC HOME for furnished. from October.
"A thoroughly equipped suburban home with stable:
neighborhood: IS minutes from New-York: Palm
Room Billiard Room Electric Light. Linen Plate etc
Rent. s125 month OWNER. Box 20. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
NEw.YoHK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1905

dellaros owners; Benedict Beck. contractor
14th-st.' no 30 East; David Harrison agt Jonn
Peters NJ Beck. contractor. -......'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
BRONX BUILDERS ACTIVE.
STRUCTURES PLANNED LAST MONTH TO COST s4,4ool5o
IN INCREASE OF OYER s3O00000
Market Found for P-Fhace Investment Purchase
Reported.

lot q 4xsI feet Mr.. BovlaH the broker In the salt
OF No 500 West ATHEIST. hVe story tenement mousse l
tire Hermcs Realty Company to Anne Rirsler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1s3d-st. s. % IT OF Arthur-ave: two story
frame factory. 24x92: Wolf Burland owner
Charles s Clark. architect .......- -.
Westchester-ave. S. $50 It of Unlon-ave; one
story frame carriage shed. IL 6H26; + Barne-
cote owner; Ebeling. architect
Crotona Park. of Crotona- ave: Two story
frame locker and shelter pavilion. = YOU
City of sNew-York owner: Martin Schenck'
architect .....-....--... 49,
ALTERATIONS.
Westchester-avr n s $50 It W of Unon-ave: three
story factory. "a 6x52; j F Barnecotte'
owner Ebeling. architect.
Haskins-st W s, $50 # of Eastern BouieVaru'
two and one-hef story frame dwelling mouse
22x22 David Jones owner; w Purdy. archi-
washin gton-ave No 1,O42; three story frame
dwelling 25xi5: E F Bliss. jr. owner; o Fuss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
Country Property for Sale.

T sCARsDALE.-Five minutes walk from station
"a gentenans place OF 200 acres: modern
dence high elevation: shade, fruit etc More particulars
from COOLEY & WEST. INC. station at White
Plains. n Y. - ''''
HOUSE. IL modern improvements; stable man.
II cottage. or min station, miles
N Y. c.. COO 50. 600 down. Box pa Tenafy N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The Nrsr name is that of the debtor. the second
hat OF the creditor and date when judgment was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
DAVID SCHWARTZ 4 SELLER,

john J T. h. raa SOL - Ds.i4 sch~art% me h'e
sio.y .a,f-uc. Wit st5ts. =. 80 ''est f1lh oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed yestero
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02

go WEST 1o4TF- sT-ThoroughIv overhauled; open
10 plumbing. all improvements. steam heated not
u-aTar. extra large wei lighted must be seen
be Appreciated $46 TO S5S near BroadWey one
subway station RIVERSIDE Drive ana fNINeSue
Park Apply Janitor-
1---161 EAST S1ST STREET. Handsome apartment;
1914 and bath: every improvement, <4o.
oOp-sT 20 EAST Opposite Madison Square Park,--
rs suite two and bathroom; references
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
Aseguran su lana con Cor
bett,
hett,

Esto de hacer todo hace la
vida demaciado tenaz ell mejor
resultado y en- orden y todo
blen hecho, en- todo tempo yo
he arreglado con Sr. h, A.
Marble un injeniero atento y
agrimensor de Albuquerque
a tomar cargo de ese departa-
mente de mi trabaJo.
Sr. Marble es un injenlero
graduado de la Universidad de
Vermont y a demonstrate una
abilidad esplendido Ell el
campo. 70 le he envestigado
su trabajo enteramente y
recomiendo su trabajo que 6l
haga como ell mio propio.
Els mi propocito hacer todo
ell trabajo de todo clase en,eI
condado de Torrance y tanto
tempo como la gente 10 apre-
Gle mi esfuerso en- 6sta direc-
ci6n, 20 evitar6 molesta y
trabajo y ygastos en- esta di-
recci0n.
John w. Corbett.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
Muerte de
Ambrosio Lueras.

Ambrosio, ell hijo de Don
Saturnino Lueras y Delfnia
S. de Lueras, murio ell dia l3
de Mayo, en- ell rancho en- ell
Mestenito a las 4 en- la manana
a la edad de II amos y 3 meses.
Ell era enfermo por seis amos
pasados y sufrio mucho.
Sus funerales fueron ell do
mingo en- la iglesia en- Manza-
no, conducidos por eI Revsr-
endo Gauthier.
Como hijo fu6 6l mcy indus
trioso y muy atento,y desedldo
ensenarse algunos nuevos. I'll
hablo ambos idiomas espanol
E ingles muy facilmente y te-
nido muchos amigos con los
M6xicanos y Americanos tam
bien.
Ofrec6mos nuestra mas SIM
cera condolencia a la familia
en- su profundo dolor.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
Veanse a Corbett para segu-
ros de lana.


Ell dia IA de este en- la, muy
breve enfermedad de tres dias
siendo ell sufrimiento de la
enfermedad de la Dipteria,
murio ell Jovencito Juan B.
Perea a las 10 a. m. q la edad
de once amos, dejando a sus
padres Isidoro Perea y Maria
Ballejos de Perea en- un pro-
fundo dolor. .Dicho Jevencito
era uno de los muy aplicados
en- ell estudio a la ensenansa.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
Ar Illuminated Pnge.

O Christian, the promises fiji the sa-
cred page of this sure word of prophe-
cy, an illuminated page for each be-
lever in whatever age or cline! Only
those who feed daily upon these holy
promises are strong to suffer Gees
will and may serve faithfully tAe4E ssa-
eration.-Christian Advocate.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19

Two Good Rules.

There are two good rules which
ought to be written on every heart
never to believe anything bad about
anybody unless you positively know it
20 be true; never to tell even that un-
TESS you feel that it is absolutely neces-
cary and that God is listening while
sGu tell .e--Dr. Henry Van Dyke.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19

Den Nicolas Baca y Don
Manuel SediIIo de Manzano
estuvieron en- la cabecera dla
Microbes y yisitaron la ofcina
de Las Nuevas. Sr. Baca or
demo mapdar eI papel por los
doce meses Venidos. Muchas
gracias.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19

81 ell Congreso de la Union
diere d Nuevo Mexico la opcion
entire acep5ar ell estado con
Arizona % permanecer EN- su
condicion territorial, es pro-
babla que escoja 10 dltimo.-
El Independence.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
E. Sanatorio en- Las
Vegas.

Las Vegas ha tenido la bue-
ma fortuna de ser electa para
ell establecimiento del Sanator-
10 Nacional, terminandose asi
las discusiones que habian sug-
erido acerca de la election de
un lugar saludable con ese fin.
La election Sc hizo publica
eD un banquete en- San Luis la
noche del dia 10 del actual
por la Asoclacion Nacional
Fraternal.
Las Vegas, N. NJ, Mayo 10.
Ha sido anunciado ofcialmen-
to hoy que ell donotivo del San
atario cuyo costo sera de un
million de pesos hecho por la
compania ferrocarrilera Santa
Fe q la Asoclacion Nacional
Fraternal 10 ha aceptado esta
institution y que el punto ele-
gido para su establecimiento es
ell de Las Vegas, N. M. La re-
ferlda institution sera la mas
grande del mundo para ell
tratamiento de la consuncion.
El referido sanatorio Sc es-
tablecera en- ell Iugar denomin-
ado Hot Springs" Q sea .Ojos
Calientes donde la misma COM
panla del Santa Fe ha cedido
|, 900 acres de terreno para el
obiecto. Los 100000 de in
dividuos congregados de los
Estados Unidos han hecho fig
urar a Hot Springs con el nue.
vo nombre de "Fraternal City"
en- ell mapa de Nuevo Mexico,
Iugar situado seis millas al De-
ste de Las Vegas y ocupara
un cuadro de ounce mlllas de
terreno en- cultiVo V su eleva-
cion media es de 5000 pies. En-
ell centro del terreno Sc We ell
Hotel Montezuma cOnstruidO
hace POGO por la companla
del Santa Fe habiendole cos
tado la suma de $500,000 pues
es de piedra y ladrillo;s Sc com
pone de cuatro pisosly tiene
como $50 Cuartos con sus cor
Responsiveness banos.
Como a Glen yardas del cit
ado hotel estan famosos Oios
Calientes de Nuevo MEXICO GU
va aqua contiene las mismas
propiedades curativas que los
.Oios CaIiontas de Arkansas.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
Debe ApIicarse La Ley.

EXlste en- nueStros estatutOs
una ley compulsoria la cual
provee que todos los ninos de
cierta edad tendran que assist
If a las escuelas pdblicas Q
privadas por cierto tempo ca
do a1lo y la cual provee tam
bien castigo para los padres de
familia Q guardianes que Sc
descuidan Q que intencional-
mente faltan, por cualesquiera
raZ0n en- mandar a los ninos a
la escuela. Esta ley debe en-
Id proxima session escolar, ser
enforzada por los directories de
escuela en- tOdOs los distritos.
En- ell asunto de enviar a los
nifos d la escuela no SO debe
tolerar achaq ue, ,raz6n Q escusa
por que de clio depende ell fu-
turo bienestar de toda su vida.
No solo ESQ, pero es tan Grim
inal ell no mandar a los ninos
q la escuela y adn mas. como
el no sustentarlos. Cuando
hay obstaculos de distancia
de las escuelas Q pobreza,
deben hacerse los mayoros
sacrifcios para educar a
los ninos. 4..