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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-08-01

sk6la vora az par standi y6r dyrunum Pessi
kenning ems at si0feroispostulum vorum, sem
enn er a lift: ,Raddu aldrei: UNI p6litik eoa
trdarbr0g0 eff PIT Wilt konast vel afram t helm
mum. -,
Ham he6r gefo sk6lum og veri0 kirkjunni
hlyntur ALA ef: Satt erpa0. En- kenning peirra
tr1arbrag0a, er ham jatar, er svo gagnst@0
Peirri lifsstefnu, er ham hefr fylgt, a0 einmitt
Peir~menn, er keppast vi0 ao feta i hans f6t-
spor verda az hrasnurum og mannh0turum er
peir TAXA ham ser til fyrirnyndar. En- medal
fj0ldans, sem a Petta hor6r cru margir, sem IA
6beit a pessum kerleiksverkum - Pessari yf-
irh0fn, sem hylur fj0lda synda. go. Ekki
er heldur n6g me0 PAD al g6ogeroasemin
dragi dam af hrnsni Peirri, er ]ysir ser
breytni hans, kirkjan siaIf he6r saurgast og
margur ma6ur hefir snnio vic henni bakinu
vegna Pess ao hun vpitir auomjdklega fylgi
slit peim m0nnum, er breyta likt og MIR.
Rockefeller. Getur Pao borgao sig. alt Petta?
Svario a ekkert undanfnri. DAD borgar
sig ehh:i. pj6olif wort er hvervetna 5ersyni-
lega snauoara, ljotara % auovir0ilegra vegna
ahrifa p-irra, er ham hefr a Pao haft. Yer
h0fum ekki fengi0 fra honum neinar hvatir til
a0 gegna skyldum vorum gagnvart Pj6ofe-
%laginu, ham ke6r einungis kent oss az UNI
Ayja Par fyrir eigin hagsmuna sakir; hann
hefir ekki upp0rvao oss til g0fugri hugsjona,
hann hefr einungis kent oss az dyrka gull
umfram alt anna0; ham he6r ekks gerst fyr-
irmynd viotekari og g0fugri lifsskoounar, 0lf
st0rf hans eiga skylt vio dularrao og undan-
br0g0; ham he6r ekki lifga0 frjalsan hugs
unarhatt, Pvf ham hefir eing0ngu kent m0nn-
um al hy]ja hin. Pyfoingarmestu sioferoismal-
efni med Pvi, az breioa y6r pau dularkuA quo
rekninnar % manngezknnnar. pau hin e0rf
ge0i, sem alPyoa hefr rett til az heimta af
hverjum Peim manni, er med hennar leyf
hetir komist til harra valda, pau befr Mr..
Rockefeller aldrei / te lati0. En- PAD er vegna
pess 40 Mr.. Rockefeller a ekki pau gnoi till
eigu sinni. Ham hefr ekkert anna0 en- pen
inga, og ald1ei hefir vanmattur auosins veri0,
bersynilegri en- i hijndum hans. Ham skortir.
bn0i smekkvisi og siofagun, hugsj6nir og
ahrifamikil pers6nu-s6rkenni. Ham er ekki
mikilmenni, ekki svo miki0 sem viofeldinn
meoalnaour. Ham er bara v6l-peninga-
vel-og hin 6hemj ulega maurafvkn hefr swift
ham 0llum Peim g6ou hafleikum, er menn
veroa az hafa til pess a0 veroa g60ir borgar-
ar. Ham hefir ekki CERT hreint fyrir sinum
dyrum: Ham getur ekki CERT PAD. Ham hef-
ir ekkert 40 bj6oa. Ham heGr ekkert PAD er.
Hmm acknowledgement heimur Parfnast. overt
4 mott er alt hans veldi 81 pranduri GUtu, er
6gnar allri frjalsri framPr6un vor a mccall, og-
PAD hvorki eing0ngu ne aoallega hinni trials
legu framPr6un vorri i verzlunarvioskiftum,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
FIRST SILK HOSE.

Edward NJ. was the first to wear silk
stockings in England, his first pair being
IA present from Sir Thomas Gresham
who had imported them from Spain but
ii was Queen Elizabeth who put on them
the final seal of fashion When Mistress
Montague, one of her tirewomen, pre-
scented her majesty with a pair as Il New
Years gift in 1850, she went into RAP
cures over the m, ecsld, ri ng"I like silk
stockings so well. because they are plea
SAINT, fine, and delicate, that henceforth
| will wear no more cloth stockings, -
says the Philadelphia Inquirer
Many of the fashions in%augurated by
sovereign have had most unromantlc
origins. Thus, when Louis TX. of France
developed II bald cianium his Queen
promptly provided him with IA wig, say
ing ''Our bald kings have never been
lucky, and it i'll BELTS a sovereign that
he should not be better provided with
flowing locks than a mendlcant at the
ants of Notre Dame" And forthwith
every subject throughout France whether
he required it or nor. dDnned II similar
WIG in loval emulation of his k ing.
A very different king of fashion was
the first james, under whose despotic
rule no person, with IL few exceptions,
could wear lawn OF cambrics, Oh cloth
trimmed with gold, ''under the pain of
forfeiture of the clothes. and II hundred
pounds to be pail by The wearer and as
much by the maker of said clothes,n
while under the rule of Car Paul CT Rus
prescribed dress was promptly lodged in
prison the onlv costume permitted to
the ordinary man being a single-breast
I'd coat and vest. breeches with knee hue
kles instead OF string, buckled shoes and
a cooked hat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
THE ROOM IN THE ROOF.
Some Suggestions for Turning Bare
Attic Space Into a Delightful
Little Lounging Place.

Does anyone realize how charming the
despised attic can be? What a delight
full place to linger in. to sit in. to sleep in.
The isolation of il lends charm, and the
very slope oil the roof seems tender in its
close embrace. Drape the slope with
lace, silk and ribbons, and behold the
prettiest slepeing place in the world.
Does anyone speal: of wounded
knuclSlesi or bruised head? 1t is not nee
essary that hair should be dressed under
the slope, or that that particular corner
should be chosen for standing upright in.
Lie in the cosy corner under the slope.
and cover ii as much as possible with a
soft, light drapery.
Suppose thai on the farther side OF the
% he door is in the middle. facing the
window. then on one side of the door
there can lie a wardrobe and on the other
a writing table. The illustration shows
an original idea for the back of a bureau,
and ii would be just suitable for a girls
or boys attic. The reredos $50 to speak,
is Of fluted silk. arranged on brass rods
fastened to the back of the s%ecretaire, the
sides being made 10 move like the fittings
of an Italian bedstead. This back to the
bureau. as well as being decorative is use
ful. because II enables many treasures to
be kept together. preventing the mean
ingless spread of photographs. mlnia-
lures. etc. all over the room.
This attic should be ivory white and
rose color. to allow for the garden on the
roof. which is nearly always possible on
the leads outside an attic window. This
should. in the summer, be planted with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
SHIRLEY MYSTERY SOLVED.

EeG'y az tI5cT r.. P~cmhcrton Taken
F-cm waite via Pend.
WORCESTER. Mass. April 10.-A
special from SHIRLEY village says that
The body o. Albcrt Il. Pemberton. miss
iug sinco .Nluil !, was taken from the
White mill p3ud, near there. in the pres
cnre Of 2.0OO people and hns been re-
moved 90 Ayer, where an autopsy will
he performed by Dr. W. j. Sleeper of
Wcstfurd.
%Pcmherton was nearly forty-ciglt
years Old. He was employed as an OK
pert Strappcr I'M The G. \. Edgerton x
Co. %suspcnlrr factory in Shirley vii
lagc.
The night of April | he. with John La
Pocr. Thomas Gltely. Harvey Smith,
Thomas Shea and Edward Shea, was at
the place Of Charles Trimhly in Linen
burg. The story of his companions is
tlEt pcmbcrton strayed from them
about midnight and got lost in Tophct
swamp. u waste covering several
square miles in shirley, Lancaster and
Luncnbufg.
Searching parties have been out sew
efal days. and the White mill pond was
drawn down. There were abrasi0ns
about Pcmbrrton's forehead and nose.
No money or valuables were found in
his clathns.
La l'ocr was arrested Friday pend
ing an Investigation. but was released.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

these spring days when the thermo-
meter is apt to 90 upwards most unex-
pectedly. there is no diminishing in
the expense of the excellent vaude-
Vile programs at this house. For the
week commencing Monday afternoon.
April 10. Il conspicuously attractive
bill has been prepared, headed Ivy the
two best dancers on the vaudeville
stage, namely, John Ford and Mamie
Hehrue. This nimble footed pair
have prepared a brand new act, which
is so elaborate that it calls for the as
sistance Of ten pretty girls, all OF
which sing sweetlS, dance daintily,
and cut capcrs in general. A..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

FORT WORTH. Tex. April PRO
fessor f. Il. Dunlap, who has been vice
president Of Jarvis college, nj Thorpe
Springs, Tex, has been arrested on Il
Charge of arson, ON the night of March
20 the main building of the college
was burned. No lives were lost. Pro
fesSOr Dunlap, who was formerly pres
Is alleged, and his arrest followed. He
is tifty-two years of age and has Il
family,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BANANA SPONGE a X

shallow pan. Cut into one-inch squares
and slit each square. Soak n level tea
spoon of gelatine in three tablespoons OF
water aud heat over hot water. When
well dissolved strain into a cup of thick
cream, add %one-quarter cup of milk and
beat until thick, adding powdered sugar
to make sweet. Put SINE Of the banana
on top of the cream, and last. the top
piece of cake. The gelatine will stiffen
the cream and make firm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

BURLINGTON. VT. April 10. -
Twenty-Five members of Troop Il, Eff
tccntl United States cavalry. com
lnanded by First Lieutenant George
L. Bowman. are in the guardhouSe at
Fort Ethan Allen as the result of dis
t%urbances following pay day. Fifty
troopers left the post Immediately
after getting their pay, and many dis
turbances in this city and Winooski
followed. A special guard was sent
out, and twenty-five of the mcn were
arrested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
cUSTARD.

One quart of milk, half a cupful Of
sugar six eggs, half a teaspoonful of salt.
Put the milk on to boil, reservlng a cup
full. Beat the eggs and add the cold milk
pan until it becomes liquid and just be-
gins TO smoke. Stir it into the boiling
milk. Then add the beaten eggs and cold
milk and stir constantly until the mix
ture begins to thicken. Set away to cool
and serve in glasses:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
qS est
PRocToR's.


The spring season at Proctor's One
Hundred and T|wenty-fifth streets
theatre opens with averitable boom
in Harlem theatricals. The attraction
ut Proctor's popular family playhouse
are perhaps the strongest ever offered
in any low-priced theatre in the land.
The plays are selected with great care
with the object. first of thoroughly.
pleasing the great clientele always
fonud in attendance at the Harlem
Proctor house. and no restriction in
the matter of large royalties is al
lowed to figure in the negotiations for
the latest dramatic hits of the day.
For the week of April 10 the great
dramatic hit The Charity Ball
which always brought fame and for
tune to the old Lyceum theatre. viii
he played by Mr.. William J.. Kelly.
Miss Beatrice Morgan, Mr.. r. ebert
J.. Hill, Mr.. Tavcnier. Miss Maud
Iteam Slower, Miss Marian Berg, Mr..
Charles Arthur and many others.
Announcement is made that for the
week of April 10, commencing Mon
day matinee. the Fifty-eight street
Proctor stock company viii present.
a. Lancaster powerful i've act
drama, Anna Karenina," adopted
from Leo Iolstol' famous Russian
story of The same name. II play
had Ills first performance on any stage
II few weeks . at Mr.. P%roctor's
Fifth avenut theatre. For this I'M
portant production to which uncom-
mon attention has already becn at
tracted, the same new and elaborate
scenic settings. accurate settings, ac-
curatc properties. appropriate Incl
dental music, splendid costumes and
uniforms VIII ne ''nFloS'" 10 me
at t'e run a'ehuc ti'etlrt'
There appears TO be no ~slackcning
in the pace set some time ago by Mr..
RE. Proctor in the race for the very
cream Of the vaudeville market. with
which to regale the patrons Of his
pretty Twenty-third street theatre
That these patrons see the best OF
everything to he seen, Is attested by
Il glance over the bills OF the past
few weeks. Henry Lee, whose I'M
presentations of great men are famous
the world over, Is The top-liner for
the next week. He is supplemented
by the mysterious Dlda, the baIHin@
illusion that has set all New York to
talking. The figure OF a beautiful
woman suddenly appears in the tank
Oh ""ler 'no"Sn whence sue ro'''eS T.
oo'npie''IS "N9'i'S inS
VINO ms scored " o'S nv III ms "'o''o,
rogue. Is "''o''''r ie'.ure u "''' wei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

ivy geraniums of a brilliant rose color,
backed with geranium. The walls of the
room must be of pale cream color, the
rose being introduced under the lace OF
the quilt and of the toilet covers, in the
silk at the back of thebureau, and in the
carpet. If the attic is large enough to adj
nit OF a sofa, have one of the ottoman
Kind, which will open and hold skirts laid
at full length. There will be no more
charming bedchambertha the room in
the roof.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the Middle States and New England
today fair TO partly cloudy weather and
slightly higher temperature will prevail,
with light to fresh and somewhat vari-
able winds, mostly southerly, followed
by increasing cloudiness and by rain in
the western districts of this section. On
Tuesday OVERCAST weather and nearly
stationary temperature will prevail, with
fresh southerly winds, followed generally
by rain In the eastern districts and by
colder conditions in the western, and on
Wednesday cloudy to nearly overcast
weather and slowly falling temperature,
preceded by rain in the coasts and
FOLLOWED in this Cction by clearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
MONDAY, APRIL 10.
Advertis Again.

In the light Of the manner in which
the bid, and proposals for the heating
Of the addition to school No. | were
advertised. it is but fair that the
Board OF Education should readver-
tise. II would seem that Mr.. Burns,
or any other contractor. has ample
groun5s for complaint. The fact that
0 fe OF the advertisements did not men
tion sanitation at all and others did. is
misleading. 1t is but natural that
/. some contractors, seeing one, would
not look at the advertisement again,
and when they were received he was
Just rs much in the right as the man
who saw u different advertisement
which called for figures on the sanitary
fixtures.
There is all the more reason why
the bias slioull be readvertised since
local contractors are put aside for an
ont-of- Gown man. The success OF
Perth Amboy depends on the people
here standing l~ one another. If you
cum 5our money here, spend it with
local merchants and boom Perth Am
boy. The same holds true with bids
on public work. If ~out-of-town men
beat this local mcu in fair competition,
give the work to The lowest man, al
though even in such a case, a point
or two might be strained to keep the
money in this city, but where there is
the excuse for readvertising that is
offered in tho recent bidding for heat
ing No. /. the board should be only
too glad Of IN opportunity to give the
local men another chance. 1t is Il clear
case of two different advertisements
for one contract. This is not mention
ing the great difference in the figures
in the two bids in favor Of the man
who was tprne down.
The conn issioncrs met at school No.
> aestcrjay to see what repairs were
Absolutely necessary there. They say
they lave only Sl,0o0 to spend whore
it really requires $4,000 to do all that
should be done. There is several
hundred dollars difference in the bids
on Ole I%cating of the addition to
school No. /. Vet, in the face of the
Great needof money, the board deliber-
.itely decides in favoe of the highest
bidder. If The school board really had
the'best interest of the taxpayers at
heart. and was trying to make the
money go as far as possible, as-long as
there was q lower bid and any chance
al all Of getting the work done cheap
A. they would grasp ~ the slightest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
r FOR o

Wet shoes will become hard and out
Of shape if allowed to dry before a
fire. Fill them with oats and set them
away for several days, then give them
Il thorough oiling with kerosene and
they will be as good as new. Vaseline
is an excellent dressing for the shoes,
either black or colored, and if applied
nee Il week, will keep them soft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

WINNIPEG. April 10.-In the de
struction by lire of "A hotel ut Hum
bold Station. on the Canadian Northern
railroad, Captain Jones. II of the pro
prietors, lost his life in trying to save
property. W. FitZmaurice was severe
~ burned in trying to save the people
in Cummings restaurant. which was
also destroyed. Several other persons
were injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
nespondent Man Hanged Himself.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. April 10.-John
Gumbert of L%ockport, thirty-four years
old. committed suicide here by hanging
himself in the attic of his home. He
was Il carpenter and had been out Of
work. and it is believed he was de
SDondont.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
The Woman's Corner


Soiled white kid slippers may be
cleaned by rubbing with dry pipe
clay. Fine corn meal will answer the
same purpose; rub until it looks dark,
chen oct clean meal, and try again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Cannon & Shelby
92 Smith ST.
Look for Electric Sign

IN the name of the taxpayers of
Perth .Nmboy the EVENING NEWS
calls for a advertisement of these
bids when all shall read alike and
every man will have an equal chance.
What are You going to do about it,,
MIR. School Commissioner?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
SEEING is Believing.

Our line of mems and youths
Clothing grows in popularity with
each succeeding day.
We do not over estimate the case
IN claiming that our $40 and Sl2
Suits and Top Coats have all the
snap and style of suits worth twice
the money.
If about to buy a ley hat, we have
all the new Spring blacks in stiff and
soft hats, 200. 2.50 and 300.
Every hat warranted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

Real estate Rea estatel Read
the bargains in special column on
page 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

Don't let the street paving question
fade away as summer approaches.
Now is the time to ret the petitions
in if the work is to be completed he
fore cold weather next fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
r ALARM BOXES.

. 0O@AGS
q Raritan Copper Works
~ High and Lewis
"a Ms~1disOnaYe and Paterson st
~ Market and First SITS.
30 Smith and High st
~ State and Smith SITS
AZ Buckingham ave and Hartf
~ Commerce and Front SITS
AZ High and Washington str
Estate st and Buckingham ave
a6 Han ave and Charles st
ID Railroad ave and Way ne
" Washington aud First sts
hB Turnpike ana Elm st
GfSmith st and Watson ave
C5 and State IL
2Front and Smith sts
7S Water and Gordon sts
"a Kearny ave and Gordon st
82Snith aud Herbert st
81 Woodbridge road and Washington st
81 Lehigh ave ? = Stanford st
TO send in an alarm, open the door OF the bos
aud pun down the lever and let go once only
htaY at box until fremen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
tap-Rreak in circuit. 2 taps-Drill and FIRE
alarm test. Hydrsnt at corner OF Jefferson AND
High street always to BIS used for this trial. Z
taps Fire out. 5 ~taps-Police call. l2-Call for
Lincoln Hose. iY-Cail for Washington Hose
14-Oai for Mcclellan Hose l5-Call for Pro
tsction y. and l.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11
Married in Las Vegas

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Long,
who killed herself at Ell IPaso, Tex,
on the receipt from her former hus-
band of the picture of his intended
bride, will be held this afternoon
from McGovern's undertaking estab-
lishment. Mrs. Long was formerly
Miss Mary Berry. She was the daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Margaret Berry of l43t
Market street. By her side when the
body was found vas the picture of
Long and the woman he said he was
going 10 marry.
The Longs were married In Las
Vegas, y. NJ, In April. 1900, after q
few weeks courtship and lived In
Denver until two years ago, when
they separated-Denver Republican
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11
Found for Plaintiff

The probate judge late yesterday
afternoon gave his decision In the
Hutchinson will case. He rendered an
opinion covering five pages, finding
that Annie G. Hutchison's mind was
impaired to such an extent that she
was legally unable to make a will
George n. Hutchinson and Il. ID. Ray.
nOlds were appointed administrators,
The attorneys for the plaintiff,
Messrs. Jones and Hayden have taken
an appeal to the district court. and the
whole evidence submitted In the trial
will go to the district court for review
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11
Real Estate.

Browne and Manzanares Co. to
Juanita 8. de Martinez, special war.
ranty deed dated July 5, 1905, for
5000, conveying land above Trou.
Springs on the Gallinas river.
Warranty Deeds.
Grace l.. Grant and husband to W.
J.. Pochel. dated June 30. 1905, con-
sideration $500, lots II and IL in
block 3, Pablo Baca addition.
Stephen b. Davis etux to South
western Realty Go, dated July 8,
1905, consideration 81. conveys lots
A, b and other lots in Hillsite Town
Company addition.
w. T. Trever.on. etux 10 II. G..
Coors, dated June 2s, 1905, considera-
ton 81, land at corner OF lot 80 in
block A Rosenwald addition.
The Las Vegas Town Company of
! New Mexico to VIM. II. Parneli etuy.
date June %. 1903, In precinct %,
consideration not given, conveys lots
Ia and Is, block 4, l.. V. Town Co
] addition.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11
Papers Turned Over

Washington. July 11.-Secretary
Wilson today turned over to the at.
torney general all papers in connec.
ton with the cotton leak investiga-
ton. 1t Is inumated this is done with
the expectation that the prosecution
OF several persons mentioned In the
report Of the secret service officers
will follow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11
Wool Stronger

Boston, July IA stronger tone
Is shown In the wool market. any ten
dency towards weakness having dis
appeared. The advance In low and
quarter blood fleeces at London sales
has helped values here. The volume
Of business is not large.
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-.
All Want Loans

London, July 11.-Since the hour
they opened today the banks with the
issue OF the New Japanese loan OF
$4,000. 900 have been rushed with
applicants. Indications are that the
loan will be heavily over-subscribed
The rush is wen greater than on the
occasion Of the last loan.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

A live trolley wire fell on Il. l..
Richmond's %trotter. Sweygert Chief,
last night, when Frank Coe was
driving the animal near the depot.
The horse fell pretty badly burned
and awfully shocked. Frank Coe got
a shock also, which nearly laid him
out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Donaciano Vigil and Nicolosa Es-
quibel, both of Pecos, and also 10
Manuel Archuilta and Beatriz Roybal
both OF Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

In Mora county. suit in attachment
has been instituted by the Floor.
sheim Mercantile Co. against Mrs. f.
w. Van Horn for goods and merchan.
disc purchased.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

The u club will have a shoot on
the grounds near the power house
Thursday. DIR. Jenkins and several
other newcomers are crack shots and
the local bunch is anxious to give
them a try out,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

In San Miguel county decree OF
divorce was granted by Judge McFie
to Eva ID. Kelly from Malcolm w.
Kelly Desertion and ~sruelty were
the charges.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

The Ladies Plaza association will
give a dance in BARRIERS hall next
Thursday evening. The dance is
given for the benefit Of the Plaza
park.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

John Pendaries has been granted
a license to deal In merchandise for
six months at Rociado.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

thursday afternoon, Fancy Red
Raspberriel for preserving only
41.75 per crate at STEARNS'. 1-59
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There will be a meeting OF the
board OF directors Of the Commercial
club al the club rooms at 5 o'clock
this evening. All members Of the
board are requested to be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-11

The frame work for the Y. NJ. G. A.
building is beginning to rise. The
workmen are making good progress.