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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
FRENCH NAVAL. STRIKE.
Forty Per Cent. of Empsoyes at Arae-

naIs Are Out.
 Paris. Nov. 15.---Reports from the i've big naval ports show that 70 per cent of the employees of the arsenais are out, The Minister of Marine has posted ans other circular giving the strikers until Thursday to return to work.
 The streets of Brest are occupied by troops. A slight affray has occurred there between strikers and soldiers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
Mobile Society News .

Mir. Tom Morris and family have ta- ken the Mccartney house for the win ter Miss Annie Louise Morris will be one of the years debutantes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
Two Boy. Ininred.

Emile and Joseph Pfeiffer. TWO small white boys, were baeI.- Injured this morning at Government and Hallett Streets. They were in a delivery wagon. The horse ran away and both were thrown out. The city ambu- lance was summoned and the boys taken to the home of their parents. Both are in a serious condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
TWO MASS MEETINGS
BIRMINGHAM JEWS WILL RAISE
 MONEY.
Reforned and OrthoAsx Congregations VIII Give Sums for the Relief Of Distressed Hebrews
 of RwNuao.

Birmingham. Nov. 1s.--(Special1- Two mass meetings will De held oy bir- mingham Hebrews for the purpose of raising funds for the sufferers In the recen1 ,nassacres in Russia. The first will be held tomorrow evening foiiow- ing the regular weekly services at Temple Emanuel, the reformed Jewish congreeafion. Ratbi M. Newfield has called this meeting
 Tae second meeting will take place Sunday at the Synagogue of KNesreth Israel. the orthodox congregation. This meeting was called by President J. Minisman. It is expected that several hundred dollars will be raised in Bir- mingham and forwarded to Jacob Schin in New York.
 Tn addition to the funds to be raised, the Birmingham Hebrews recently took up a large amount of the preferred stock in the Jewish colony which has been started in Jackson County, Ala. One hundred families are to be brought from the crowded east sides of New York City for this colony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

place on the program and read a paper on the "Merovingians and Royal Stew ards" Mrs. D. B. Cobb had a paper on "The Reign of Chariemagne." and Mrs. s. J. Daugherty on Early Lit erary Monuments" Mrs. B. B. Boone led the discussion on legends pertain ing to the period.
 Mrs. Robert Hunter entertained the Tea Club yesterday afternoon.
 The Chautauqua Circle met this af- ternoon with Mrs. Duffee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore retufned to- day from New York. Miss Moore and Mrs. Thomas will remain North some weeks longer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. J. Irwin Burgett has returned home from a visit to her sister Miss Clay in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Miss Willie Olliphant left yesterday to visit relatives in Enterprise, Miss.' before going to South Carolina.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Marietta FOurnier has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Thorn ton in Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

The Children of the Confederacy held a meeting in the lecture room or the Y. NJ. c. A. this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Thomas Goodloe of Louisville will arrive tomorrow on visit toSrel- atives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Charles Whitman, a former Mobilian and at present an undertaken in Hat tiesburg, Miss. arrived here this morn ing with his wife and child to visit his parents for few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

MT. and Mrs. F. o. Hoffman and family have gone to St. Louis to make their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

The Century Book Club met yester- dav with the President, Mrs. R. H.. Boiling. who took Miss sallie creagh's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. T. J. Lawler and Miss Ida Rich ardson have returned from Talladega.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Miss Virginia Sims will entertain the Trumps and a number of friends at cards at the Country Club next We'd nesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Mrs. Erdrich of Birmingham is vis- itfng her sister. Mrs. H. P. Hirshheld.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

F. J. Rowsen, a white man of Att lanta, Ga, is in Providence Infirmary. He was stricken in Bienville Square this morning with convulsions pr. a. H, Harris, who was passing. gave the man relief and had him conveyed to the infirmary in the city ambulance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
Inspecting the A. e. ..

general Manager w. A. jarrett or the Queen and Crescent Railroad, to- gether with superintendent, roadmas- ters and others. twenty-seven in the party, are making the annual inspec- ton tour of the Cincinnati Southern and Alabama Great Southern Railroads. The party arrived in Birmingham this afternoon from Meridian, and tonight a theatre party was rendered by Superin- tendent A. Griggs. The Alabama Great Southern Railroad roadbed and track is in the fnest of condition, in fact the heavy rail laid in the past two years and the work done on the roadbed has the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
Pernonal and General.

Cleveland Henderson, for 8 long time purchasing agent and chief clerk to the general manager of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad. left last night for Norfolk, Va. He goes there to accept the position of purchasing agent for the Suffolk and dent Dewey, who occupied @ similar position with the M. J. & K. c. Rail- road here. Mir. Henderson is a son of c. B. Henderson. chief deputy to Uni- ted States Marshal Deans here. and is very young man. His reputation as a railroad man is substantial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17
HayIoyt.s Rem.ins.

The remains of E. J. Haylow. the as- sistant superintendent of the South and North and Birmingham Mineral divi- sions of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. who died few days ago in Denver, Colo. from tuberculosis, will arrive in Birmingham tomorrow after noon. via St. Louis, Mo. MT. and Mrs. Louis Antwine, brother-in-law and sis- ter of the decsased, have gone to St. Louis to meet the body and escort it to the city. Mir. William J. Haylow. br other of the de ceased. has come from Savannah. Ga, to attend the funeral. There IS universal regret at the sad ending of the popular railroad man. and the mother, sisters and brother. and other relatives are receiving sym pathy from many friends
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

Invitations reading as follows have been issued: .'Mr. and Mrs. William Fry request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage Of their daugh- ter. WilheImina, to Henry c. ColIe. Wednesday evening, November a2. 1905, at 8 o'clock, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mobile, Ala. Reception at res idence. No. s31 Spring Hill Avenue, s to l2 o'clock"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-17

John Burnett, white fireman in the employ of the Mobile and Ohio Rail- road, is at his home suffering from q serious injury to a leg. He was in the engine, No. 112. when it struck car in the north yard. late last night. An iron apron in the engine struck his left leg, tearing away the fiesh below the knee. He is suffering very much from the injury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05
MNRON u. RLBlI"s ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. Grand Isle Dis
lrict. -
In nrobatr court. holden at North
Hero. in and for said district, on the
lHtn day of December \. -, 1904. Maud
Il. lllulbut. admiSistratriX on the cs-
tate of Myron L. Hurlbut late Of
Grand Isle i'm said district. deceased,
make application to said court to "N-
t"pu tuc time heretofore allowed her to
pay tu' debts due from said estate, ANA
to rrNdr' her administration account
until som" iutur" day. Wh"r"upon II
is urG'r,d boy said court that said a r.
piicatinn br heard at the Probate Office.
i'm North Hero ON the ,th day of jan
nary. 1908, and. it is further ordered,
that notice hr given to All persons CON
cnrn'd 10y the puhli,atinn of this or
dor ian Ia" Burlington Weekly Free
Press printed at burlington, VI. three
weeks succnssiVclN. before said hear
ipr.
by order OF the "ourt--Attest,
WNL HAYNES.
9,.w3t Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

After the grip, Pneumonia or typhoid
fever, take Hoods Sarsaparilla--lt re-
stores health ana strength
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

NoI nlIossiil" to ho rropalcd for it,
J.. ruoln.s' tclortlic on. Monarch
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05

Terrible plaques. those itching, pcs
tcring diseases Of the skin. Put an
end to misery boan's ointment cures
At amy drug store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-05
u>rArE or WILLIAM o'pnIII

MAECELLUS \. BINGH
-6.W"t .Iuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Baltimore. @ao, Wontas Den Is. Mai 1905.

ten. Der @eianacnn mar irij6cr ein
@ilobiiter lmO lit 5cjhuIoigt, ieincu
0ieuitbcrrcu bllrtl cWCuShuB i6mcr
pcrlcet 5u buben l@dbrcuO Der De
logcrn0 ucrluunOctc cr pier @cnoor-
men.
Ser tom men0c 3ioniitcn'
SnunrrH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
Euiiiiue Sur
Ncucr @encruIprofurutor
iir 6inluno.

Ncucr Observation-Disclosures
iiir 6inlnnb
@cliinuforS. II. Moi. - g.
udtor @ellenS ut nls ltadioIger beS
AM 6. tSebruor in SeIiingiors ernlor'
oeten Is. Sobnsion (Soinenin) ;lrm
@cnerolprotltrotor pon 5inlnno ere
nunnt iporbcu. Gicie Grnenuillg
miro uieliodl ccnlrnentirt. on Seun'
tor @elIens elm ,qtitgIieo Der 9nbri'
toii'6oftion lit iino feline ihneae BE
Ioroerilng ieillem eiicr fiir Ole 8lHli'
'3irltig 6inlunoS peroatft.
VI uuber bouptmunn cr.
oroet.
Ealermo. SBilier, 1. Wui, -
Gin Bauer, NoncnS Wercuocnte, III
geitanbio. oen 9fduberbutpinrnrn
Soriolono crmorbct 5u bnben, oeiien
fopiloie Scidle Dor ehpo WionutSfrilt
IN einenl Sod dltigeIluoen mltroe
Ter Bauer bate bet oeIH Sanoiten
lhterfllnlt crbuItcn, Ood luuroe Scb
terer bolh 10 oumnbrn0 llllo groit.
lam. ooB. luGbrcno CT idllief, Der
younfburc 8uit" linn Den aupf ob'
iblug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-15
..srmat,ettr y,atursn irennslidl,r selebtra

,,srmatfeter 9nturea iremnolider gefeeer"
III Der ScbInt. aber bel slppetitloiisfei ftbledier
Serhanuna 0rpiChiner5 uiib berfiopftem qeibe
miro 9uer Sebirn ustiuirrt tperoen eure Hers
ldler eeebcr SUD nidht aniiubeii l,ot pelCu
Sdbren fdnbelI bic alien Wonhe bon ct 9ern-
hGto unier Nrdlferi aih Ritr6eln eiH iideree
9einttel fir dlle eieie liebeI inbcnl iie eint1d
Die geber pieeer In aefnube I6disfeit periep
ten. nlo ale aroeren Sunftonen fbIoiien filn
oieier iofort on. Gte .,st yeruarb Qtdntfr.
piaeu" iinb eas bette IRitteI. bic eeher su re-
anltren (DioWi ST. .S&gs)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

II Is rather nlstAsitfa i0 NOTE the
rc3nirire ~ the Kansas City Journal
ugcr The prosyrccs 81 she admission Of
Oklahoma While New Mexico u
passed over win 9 word In view ID
The sAm tfas siie mayor lsrrlsan III tbs
trnne ~ New Mexaca. row ees q
Kansas csty h Sfonlana he Aniss 10
ahe papers 81 thai ca,s 10 hsse = vel
cusst rsasay G1s thss prospective state
u.s. vtgs Ne have q rHraiar ~ rrne'
called ~Hftuuiisn la the nnfri easals af
ttsaae IL The Kansas Cary saurEAi io
vssras this aeg~iinrs The fact bow
pptr, thar the journal n msae sAaI
N4gsNne IT, have Nss Msxacs lgfs e,u,
sssd tta IT. Washington eauresls
ADMITS ssste Is iftsle m no 6aass fn
she ls8l hi ss amended BORN VI gssaI
De house " d Fra'f Tssse indication
ts fase aasrtme
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

strcnnously resisted che Elephant
nutse YTa1cci That. however. was
befnre thu national government unacf
took The Construction 81 irrigation
WORKS Since the passage az the ma
tlnnAl reclamation act sentiment Ia
Official circles in Washington has an-
dcrsoua a change IN regard 10 matters
az thar Lind This is disclpsea NO,
only nv she fact that the rcclAmnt!an
service has decided in favor ~ The
sro5cct closely resembling the o Al
EaerAAn, nHtts. m, slso Ny ihs pas
sage Of mn act Of congress n few DAYS
ago authorizing the construction ~ .
cam ncross The Mn cranae ~ the
point selected ~ the agents ef fhAt
service,
The passage 81 this &C; Is az special
llaterest 70 IRE people ~ Colorado DE
ranse ~ rs bearing upon Tire ssnl
brsnrh; ny Rn1sss 70 check or Trohib
irrigation IN the Arkansas valley
waihin The limits a. this state
VIE fart that congress has autha-.
Gns Tho construction 81 the proposed
earn scr,ss The Rio 6rande. aatviih-
standing Hny possible interference
With ne nay1esalc capacity az taai
! -fscr farther down. may re taken -
evidence ri the snsentlun az cuaEros'
I'M regard 10 nj diversion a. water fo'
irrirHtlen purposes within me limits
d. she arid region. There ~ no mare
reason Ia authorize n dam across ths
Esis Grnr8e. Notwithstanding its posss
hSe effect upon ;ha navigation CT ma
raver. than there rs 10 authorize ihs
diversion Of water IN Colorado MOI
u~lthsfaraine some remotely possible
cffecs rYon the nsvirfsle capacity q
fhe Arkansas along fts iuv'er crurses
--Deares Republican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09
rsEpEN-B-nS HE--Te -@AN
gg

There Il h ptfy v'tal aeslrpFsg fssnlang
IN safe ss'tiEgf snu 3uanns Iii atf ss
aarA parsY4 4 preTsaa In ytsa
ealsisais's Nv ssst stai aht Nnrsif Eiss,a
s8f s4nhlH d. - nnssnfee isat W.
ls'aes y e~g,asaataAaie r~.rFnsrtlan u ahe
tatis arssreaa5ee s san Nirufa
ngelH w. sssY~auaee VI prgfeosinn
asa4ass fnfufe sals ins siaH III Ar
,n i~ssss'es susunsnes r ire
Hssaela aIsnRass
Ths sim II nsaWs sasga san Mt
goes g-auus 2gn snssafaaF wn I've s
m4s iaparsi ie tas w. nruung
h hundreds Ems suffered tssases insl
a Events siaa lp ~ rnct au
n vnula pgsApns ge ge egslers rla
ma II sssn4e lna eiauA RAISES y 4.ts
au m - 1w rna xtst tspeusape
uapT am naaa hns AleeRfs mnaF
unnna aa an es&H sunu sslrn
ws lr 8 gaf NJ ne fssue ri as snplsssu
te j ssHu Nseuta es.snt
tasln Il a#svssf hRn cuns . q
ln ~ns nasin sna sga,aa
hset 4pEnl9fs fsset u&l d fa s8
al' naeuaait measures g tEsF"r
usus assaasse tssu III nonaN vf'4
raug Ii DC ~ srt II stw nsss ~ ans
be gsai ss pbiln lsn 81 The AIJnN
Rpe sr,ed mF dhssSs a%s1Etlilse yBf p~s
SEA tHt vlH s. Sei,ss naa KS naarg
Esa,s hEn -e8r hYgaiaa fr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

as yet w0 see NO raas1n 10 change 1ur
opinion TIA short Interest Is saa.
large And Inv long iuieres, eoarelr
trates ana ven held Considering the
bssrsa temper uf the trade TIE cash
situation and small Receipts We ca1
tiuus 10 fesl Ghsi tire marke holds bur
il1le T-ynnise far TIE shOrt nle7est RI
this time
Corr TINS m&rkt1 shnws q dacidea
Improvement both In TONE ana volume
ag business Receipts continus small
far ehis time and are Hesly y rnle
SO. Dust nov. ihsre seems 70 ~ . die.
crininA-ion against the Chicago Hssr&.
( 1t shippers being In position 10 make
bstie- saies Va the Gnlf ports Any
Improvement in the cash situation In
this market under these conditions
could aHlt rasnlg IL better prices IN
the market The market Is decidedly
dizcoE-Rgtnc.
GsBfS-PprSfssanf Strength IL LAT
corn mKrkes contributed materially
In bringing about a hssttsr feeling IL
thss trade, we continue "a feed EfsE'
fhe consHmpfive demand il the tac1o
AND without improvement hi this ds
yartrnert R the trade we can hopt
swt for slft1e sustained Improvement
This rnhrkes wiz 1iAelr be snfpaascei
to q great exient ny tie Rctsan o. cnrn
PrmisiarH-The siorT Interest i
large AND scattered. Innl hogs shos
some Indication OF falling CT VI
doula n fh4 market win I've znneh Del
ter than a scalping affair.
LEVY BROS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09
NOTICE rCR PUBLICATION.


9~-4nnesfsaa Ert-s W. ssTfa,9
Department NJ TIE l1ter1gG. Land u
sace az Santa re ~ NJ Feb = 1905.
Sausce IL hereby given thst the tnl
8swaugnamed sHrfia- hns sllaa rx.
fAce eg f.is intention ~ make final
rraas in surpnse ~ his claim ana TINT
said r~aas w5Il BE mace bHscns Tn'rst
States sssH-z commissioner 81 Las
Vegas y. M, sr March as. 1901 Viz
au9n rsa-c1A r Naa-11. tm thA So.
NE14. NJ eE SEE. - 7 50 Y.
r. - T..
Els names Ire ~faslovinc Witnesses
IL r~gpe lis continuous Residence
ulsln ant rt1Gra.an1 II slIa ltn6 rIz,
r'u1sssrF3an Afsruts 1T Cu-gzan. N
MT csxsArann A1sEncio C-1-Ezan~ n NJ
arecsrio Garcia, e Earmznn. y nj
Arinrin Nsnrl. xt Lns Tarns, " M.
EAyTEL u-EE1-
s1g EaEIstsr
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

gnC Deavcs Republican b showing
nnM lsiashhle signs w r~tgraIAin
uarroxpess Thhl pApsa has aupaeRc
she separH1r admission ~ Ney Meyi
ra 80 statehood fur ms hesaes riaaso.
ihsn shns senator Patterson favnret
the measure And ghe Republican new
affects to iaoa iurusrienslg ugar ihs
chances ~ tAe passage % the amend
ell measure IN he house. because a, !
y~rt3uAtcc which springs from ta'
same source az thu reason NeEer
theisss. me rseg4t 81 New Mexice vii
mot srrr@ Ashs the KrnHnamoni intro
care6 ls BARD wss r-sllF senalo'
paf,crsum&.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

a hgasst ie al pTafsrs ~ huiis
pha vsa lnuvH ~ b f1irIslfa1
ases gHH n hF sMElssaI na~ q
NV hge1icn hus psssn s~halaassa &hs
esgms saf sgsE1pe hiss neasant IN H.
a' sag ~ Undertaking Rn aieay aliiaf
lM ms nAanAn@e9 ha ave g@t
suas m al a. Aluag N8nfsa.
scheme a@eiae6 uaaf ngsll
sa Ha~ass nf a Gsu6t ) hnrI
ne iaw B Il he os E
aaeua Fss aBU ge neaHi
wa ss nnaut
Asg ne m New @aWN
Nne AEH3
as af
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

The governor die a wise thns vhel
81 vetoed caunca lda No a., wAIoh
pro,lacS mat money 10 feed prisoners
Ia jail nigh; BE- taken from other than
the regular funas The op5e urged
whes ihR Ain was intredaceA shat
yucA Legislation was Dangerous Kna Is
Ia wlth mpch satisfaction thns W
NOTE he governors action
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

NEw NgsiAh Fah Tm maulss
Is ai,rssnr irregular ana white un rres
Hvr4 II nasssH fs Esm sasn4x xu hRns
3 dragging 1euuenrv ~p'vanaunra6 ag
ssvefrsI IL @bss zarefuu HAmeAe was
ig taasuws IL TIE aGss AssssiFm rns
nnal gtsp,As ngurEguut S. RlpR e1saiisi10
8a~m Wal ge~sme NerIrsH ara r. stt
IL err hra 4f.s ssgilfns gtsyias faAs lssssI
rs 4 ffraui8nsms 1nas~ts snIsinE knEas
inca -p-ana~a1ars &c wasnc an 4 ruuA
uu zsaS8N i 1gFAN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09
Nc-HcE FOE PUBLICATION


s-pgasrtsas E~.rs ma So.
Z-aparutnat af ht lnte-irrr Land
C8cr ~ sa1eG We " Nj Jan s.
lsea
ssusle4 L. hereby cvar La mt
faltuwane-mAuaee Hsrilf~ haa *ia1
ug1iee ~ ais srfesg-iur re make final
lssse in supper II lis ria4H, ant
hHt gnia rretf va ae mnas hsaars
~. : Inurg rsu1n sss1nar ~ lag Ee
gas y M. ap March a. 1906 Tx
auHn e RnFsssns fr he W a. NE
s IT, NJ ser 2 e. y
Il as f.
ns LANES the Hailuv4ns Witnesses
n prrzre his ranltuunns residence
upnn ~rulL3rnstnr ct sEid Isn't
va
Fvalrn -~uilau ct fs,uisaG \ M
rensItp Marin Il Esrtnaa y Nj
9use de ii -.Ez Ranaa-n se sErsan n
nj Issrahu Runs-a, a sHpaIie ~
NJ
Mantle T. u1ERa
7a6 Rsr4ssax
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

New Nsxtaa VII nHse astiss nss fer
Mgrrrs4 ana gaark ri wyoming
kairns IL r8ah, a4sa aess aisan susf
fsr SutgssG tiss Mxsrrssr sgssseta TAs
tnga siRs taaf4ss republican ats1Rsaars
frgaa western ssaaes In almpss essss
way 5ess qualified Taf stattlsaa6 than
Nav Mexiea. sasea Ara4nss lia sssGa.
rRss admission ct tf4e sfsvltfsg 0ssss
mo- II daxa RsA rs4 AAs al
assraIatsa ~ gnait fat8 explanation 1iga
he xas IL fayaF sa separate ss4taxhuas
III The g3IIas AHl sssss,a evflnsa New
Mss1tns lstsitsssne fhH1 sire isaa III
chance vi separate admission IN t1Ia,
rae rnirhs asaAKF In fssrnf
salnIas s4eh Afsasrua Mf wErsss NJ
ts's stussays siiiFrs BE makes ans suct
sta1fsms,ass ns glt vssn tHB shows ell
be ufsa~a tss Has4sTaaFe fms messits
reconsider Afef he ssnas mad
Il r4ss,a - AHnln Nsv A4saica
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

9hs Winters aEa fmuuatfzanc ut;iss
~ ltsss1 aruas vE3Is a1ta assssas tisf
nssssi aFtsgset rsggpeeHs holders has saav
sasssAsf basA ianuas* and LAS Vegas
gses GsssYpas~e snf sFsre ersrd tlsaaaistgA
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

Ntx Ntaire ssnssasg vii aanal8as
s'Issa hf asasaE91an 1t $50 tF dr ane
~assnlAsays III Ntv M,sa-a vn ypn~s
ipaslte @lseF vRn w Ahet 81 taas
i Aess1 sm ar haea III Kaarnt IL gfa
sasa HBA34 asnglHab.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09

b NNw tHa esga hnaf3aiaa1 AN hs
3aa assHuls uaaamauu d
IL 1le stancfe Vi sesst. 'fnaaa VA
ghn1 az ga ta14G 81 kn6
vla hs presented te 8ir s1Atns
aslA 1n a fem 5efR
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-09
p,,iny Preparations sirnplF asFtl

Drying preparations hiIlHi! affts-
op dry cssar1hs They a-y Up TIE ~sscre1l9lfs
whach adhere TO iAs nasrhrgnf ind asea1s-
g.e.se. rnusinr q far IDnre serious tr'ufalt liar
The ordinary form Cd caaarrh- Avoid 81 ars-
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President Suokpcy 81 the CAlcsR7
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vsAi to starr a reform ID the railroad
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