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THE WoMAN's PAPER

THE Sun is the best type OF a news
paper, morally and intellectually. In
addition to the news of .he day, it pub
fishes the best features that can be pre-
sented, sqcll az fashion articles, aud mis-
pallaneanS writings from men aud women
OF note and prominence. 1t is an ednea-
tor of the highest character, constantly
stimulating 10 noble idsals Ia individual
and national life.
THE Sun is published on Sunday as
wei ~ every ether day OF the week.
~ ~ ma,l ths Daily Sun, ss = year. In
sun a.0ne, 81 year,
Address
4. .. ABELL COMPANY,
Publishers and proprietors,
BALTIMORE. ND
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THE FARMERS PAPER

THE sUN's market reports and con-
mercial columns are complete and re-
liable, aud put the farmer, the merchant
and the broker in touch with the markets
Of baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston, New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia and ali other
important points In the United States
and other countries. All III which the
reader gets for one cent.
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Uncle Jach ralsed uts szsa
from the arms on which il had
been pillowed in that most des.
Of ali masculine attitudes, and
looked down on the troubled face
at his elbow.
Do you know anything about
heartsf repeated the little boy,
anxiously.
Wish / did, gfowled Uncle
Jack. What's the matter
youngster ?
Does that look anything like g
heart ! A pair Of scissors was
clasped ia one rough little hand
ana the other held, up . three
cornered Bit Of paper ii the cen.
ter Of which had been pasted the
head of a smiling lady.
Uncle Jacob took the paper in.
his own hand and contemplated
it thoughtfnlly. Well, well, be.
mhrmured, / don't know that it
looks like q heart exactly-hut
1t looks very much the way mine
feels- all jagged around the
edges and a girls face in the cen
ter. What do you want il for,
sonny
It's O valentine for Celia. re-
Piled the little boy, leaning con-
fidingly against his uncle's kn
I thought yesterday ! won
give her any cause ! VI
then; so I.didn't buy
one in the window
meant to buy for
choosed il ever .leh Ns
looked at 'em 6h our way home
from school And now. to-day,
80 see. d am not mad. and I
rot ii 'cause she liked IL
och.
Bless his heart, growled Uncle
ack does 1t begin 50 early and
Ihe lifted the small box on his
knees.
And this is st. Valentines
Day : he asked.
Yes, and the stores are shat
up 'cause It's Sunday and can't |
go and buy the pretty one; so
you see / must make Valentine
and take it round TO her this
afternoon.
OF course, said Uncle Jack.
You wouldn't want her to keep
on thinking you were mad.
Oh, no.. and-I hope she didn't
cry.
Do little girls CRY when you
are mad with them?
Celia does.
n Celia Is she Miss Bur-.
roughs' little niece
Miss Burroughs is her aunty
our aunty, cause Celia's things
are mine too-when-when we're
not mad.
Oh said Uncle Jack. And
are your things Celia's? Am I
Celia 3 Uncle Jack /?
Course, was the decided an
swer.
Well, that's very nice, I'M
sure. ia rather have Celia fora
niece than any little girl I know.
You can tell her 50 if you like,
Stuart.
Stuart took the valentine from
Uncle Jacks hard and regarded
it critically. Couldn't you help
me make q better one he asked,
wistfully.
Perhaps so, said Uncle Jack, |
opening . drawer in his desk.
On the top lay . sheet OF thick,
u
creamy paper. Borrowingt
Stuart's scissor, Uncle Jack at
last succeeded in cutting out 81
very presentable heart. and tol
the center of this the face Of the
smiling lady was transferred.
Then Stuart aborionsly printed
around the edges; T love you.
Be my Valentine, / am not mad
any more.
Why we're yen mad? asked
Uncle Jack, nistakingly, as bel
watched the slow progress Of
aS totsSLAh5'
Oh: cause, said Stuart, shyly,l
she forgot 10 keep q promise.
That was bad, said Uncle Jack,
sympathetically.
I asked her to march with me
in dancing school and Billy Hart
got there first and land she took
him.
You shouldn't let Billy getj
there FIRST, observed Uncle Jack,
. little bitterly.
But she ought to have waited,
declared Stuart
Then why are you sending her
q valentine went on his cnriousl
uncle.
Ganeo + cantf cfa1, rad a.
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!!!!l| j. !! 4 sss''
tine I'd liko ny little girl
I'd like to g big bunch Q.
lsiclets but it 'SSunday, you see
anb / cam.
Stuart was all attention Uncle
Jack had helped him make the
heart for Celia he had listened
to his nephew's troubles and
given manly sympathy, and be
had not laughed. He had even
exchanged condolences. Should
Stuart prove the deserter nowg
You can get some violets, be
declared eagerlo. / know the
flower-man and he'll get 'em for
me. ! sometimes buy q little
bunch for Celia or teacher. III
go now. Got five cents?
Bless you, boy, cried Uncle
Jack. / want a bunch as big as
your head!
EStnartstarted. Thatll be more'n
five cents, he objected.
Cant help it. Bring the bill
tc me. A bunch as big O. your
head, remember.
Stuart was quite overcome by
the magnificence of this order,
but he still fingered.
Say, Uncle Jack, don't you be-
lieye she'll be sorry when she
sees 'em?
/ hope SO, said Uncle Jack,
signing.
Say, win you go to take 'em to
her whom I go to Celia's9 Does
she live near Celia'sP
Uncle Jack hesitated q mo-
ments then he laughed. Yes,
I'll go with you, be said. Come,
youngster, get q move on!
III
1t was late in the afternoon
when Unlce Jack and Stuart set
out on their tender errand. I'M
Gle Jack carried a violet box and
and Stuart held carefully o large
white envelope.
Where does your little girl
liye2 was Stuart's first question.
Uncle Jack smiled. That's q
secret, he said. / tell you by and
by, though.
There was q pleasant mystical
flavor about this that pleased
Stuart, but when they reached
'Celia's gate Uncle Jack turned
in with HIM. Are you going 10
wait for me? asked the little boy.
OF course. said Uncle Jack,
with . pleasant air Of comrade-
ship.
Stuart rang the bell, and in the
interval of waiting peered an
x:ously in at the sidelights. /
wonder if she'll come herself, he
whispered. excitedly; but when
the door was opened it was not
Celia but Celia S aunty who stood
before them.
sac was very pretty aunty,
with blue eyes like Celiass and
soft golden hair, and happy
face that looked like it loved you,
as Stuart and Celia had often
agreed. She wore soft blue
gown, q little darker than her
eyes, and she looked herself like
q lady on a valentine as she stood
framed IN the white doorway.
stusrt was disappointed, but
Uncle Jack did not seem TO be.
Whyl said Celia j annty, a. II
she were surprise and then her
cheeks turned q soft rose color.
Won't you come ius she said, Id
soft voice.
I will, replied Stuart, prompt.
ly Rant To Soc Celia and hs
aid he'd walt for ne buI you
wont have time to SOP, will yon?
10 added, tprnIng % llia uncle:
|ntrnth, Uncle Jack had Intended
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TWO VAL LENTINES


Has she got soft yellow hair
and does she wear IL curled when
she goes to dancing .schoolg
les, said Uncle Jack.
And are her eyes big and blue
like Celia s
Again Uncle Jack nodded,
Is she as pretty as Celia ?
Prettier.
Does she give you half her
. ,okies
Moo.
Celia does with an air of
triumph.
Does she kiss you when you
make up ?
She won't let me kiss her.
Is she mad? Z
7 don't know, groaned U1cfe
Jack,
Areyou mad ?
Not now.
Do you have all he aunts and
uncles and mothers and fathers
and cousins for yoursg
wish to goodness did
Then Stuart drew nearer and
looked upin Uncle Jacks face
then why don't yon send her q
valley DGne2 he asked.
ncle Jack seemed to mediate
n advice.
u think it would be d
q ? be asked at length.
han cnt out another
- nictuae on it, and
:! :! !! : :; ! !;
tell you that q 'ef valen-
tine I'd likot by little girl.
I'd like to g big bunch of
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WANTEDl /
Competent Farmer

On Or before .lannaty first. Farm 10.
aaiFd two and nte half miles from Dover,
DEL. aial T. slaeked aitIl Horses, Cattis
aud Hugs aud prpvisionetl fnr same. I'm
pirfAf,lis snilis.ient for operating The farm.
10 acres under cultivation. 20 acres in
meadow with rnp.,ing stream, large var
iety q fruit for use and some to sell.
Liberal isTn.s IL right party wio must be
q map Of character and ability. Owner
prefers il operate as a Dairy Farm and
The making II Butter fol established trade
Che speciality. Excellent opportunity for
a gnod man with hut little capital, who
has cslsnPetsut i,elpUf bis own AppIica-
liaps.wiil he aouriderpsl, however, from
IiInsesAlIa are 10 3 pasi.Inn TO ran tie
iara4adependsnt oi che owners outfit.
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M. BANNING,
DEALER IN
FINE AND FANCY
GROCERIES !!
Don't fail 10 see our fresh line Of
vegetables and fruits which
are coming in now every

~ - = ', ~ - -
We pay special attention to
have them fresh and Ia good
shape. In fruits We have on
hand Oranges. Lemons, ban.
anas, To ay. Niagra, Delaware
and Concord Grapes, Cranber.
ries, Figs, Dates, etc.
"A fresh line of vegetables in
two to three times a wee con.
sisting of, Lettuce, Celery, Tar
nips, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Egg
Plants, Pump ips, Sweet -Poia.
toes, Dnions' etc. New can
goods and Cereals now coming
In.
Have you tried a pac age of
Toasted Corn Fla es It is very
delicious and appetising. Price
% cents per p 6.
M. BANNING.
Phone so
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Constitutional !
Amendment

Afl1en0fllenI
An Act proposing an amendment 10
Section Of Article Y, Of the Gonstitn-
ton OF this State by striking ont OF said
Section ell thereof which requires the
payment OF money as qualification to
Register.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the State of Delaware
in General Assembly met two thirds OF
ell the members elected 70 each House
agreeing herein}:
SEcTIoN 1. . That Section of Article
Vaf the Constitution of this State, be and
the same is hereby rmeBded by striking
ont OF said Section 4 the foii0ging words
and each voter shall. ut the time Of
bis registration, pay registration fee of
one dollar, for the use OF tile County
where snch registration is paid.
Passed at Dover, the twenty
first day OF March, A D., 1905.
isaac T. PARKER,
President OF the Senate.
WM. d. DKNNEY,
Speaker of the House.
Approved this the thirtieth day Of March,
A. D. 1905,
PREsToN LEA,
Governor
!, Joseph L. Cahall, Secretary OF State
of the State OF Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above aud foregoing is true and
correct copy OF Senate Bill No. l6, entitled
"An Acs proposing an amendment to
Section Of Article V, OF the Constitution
of this State by striking ont of said Section
all thereof which requires the payment of
money as qualification TO Register as
the same appears on:the enrolled bill fled
Ia the Office of the Secretary OF State, and
approved by the Governor, March thir-
tieth A. d. 1905, which said bill propos-
ing such amendment TO the Constitution
Of this State is published in accordance
with the requirements OF the Constitu-
ton OF the State.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, / have
hereuhtoset my hand
aud official seal, at
Dover, this twenty
SEAL fifth day Of July. in
~ the year Of our Lord
one Thousand nine
hundred and six.
jos L. CAHALL.
Secretary Of State
a
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NOTICE FOR PuHLlck1toN
Homestead Entry No. So

Department or the Interior. Land Of
y flee at Santa Fe, New Mexico. April
&c, 1906. 4 IN
Notice Is hereby given that thes5ol-
lowing.named settler has filed nofice
OF his intention to make final proof IN
support OF his claim, and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas. M. M, on June 4, 1906, viz. :
Mary E. Taylor. mother Of Isaac Tay.
lor deceased. or Cueryo, San Miguel
county. New Mexico, for the " W II,
Sec. 81. n ~ N. n 70 r.
He names the following witnesses
To prove bis continuous residence VI
on and cultivation Of said land. viz j:
w. L Kirkpatrick. Eulogio Ortiz. Ro
sario Alderete, Bernardo Griego. all d
Cuervo, New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo, Register
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry Ne. e2s7.

TiM&
Department Of the Interior. Land OF
flee at Santa Re. New Mexico. April
2s. 1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
iowing.named settler has filed notice
Of his intention TO make final proof In
support Of his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, on June 4. 1906.
viz: Tomas A. Medina, OF cerszon.
San Miguel county New Mexico, for
the s W II, N W IL, N W Il, 5 W
Ia, Sec. n. 8 r IA. N &c IA. n q Ia,
8 E IA. Sec. 90. r is N, n 20 3.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up'
on and cultivation OF said land. viz:
Jose rrtado. Alexandra Fresquez,
Pablo Fresouez, Telesfor Montoya
all Of Corazon, New Mexico.
MANUEL n. oTERo. Register
544. e
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Denarsnsens a. lie 1nteEtcr, Lana ~
ice N santa ~. sex Mexico. Aprsa
e. 10.
ss9tos In hereby stxsn that the fol-
soslngsznaed settler has fsasa nosiee
u his tateasion 10 make fsnal procf In
support a his claim. ana that said
pFe1f ain ts made before rsnited
STATES Court eommisssonsr a. Las
VEGAS. ". N. On Jane .. 800. viz.
p~aaeario Garcia. casFso. San Nlsnei
county. No. Msxico. far fAse u -. =
W ID. \ " IL. n y IA. and = = "a.
y w ~. Sec. u. r i3 y. n - E
He names tie following Witnesses
% prove his continuous resiaence -
On and cultivation ~ said land. VIA.
GEeS0Fio Garcia. ~ cnerFo. Neg Mex.
leo" cstaEtnc Ateneio. u cararnn.
New Mexico: Cruz Garcia. a carAxon.
Ss~ Mesiec: Rasillo Gailesos. ~ Car.
anon. Nex Mexico.
MANUEL n. oTERo. Rsgaster.
S~s3
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& "%% g. E
e O NaM Aut~ stMx - Aasaaa
RoaAxss dated Asxs. 49, na1saasx.
atian u. - ios = an neEyh - -
- - hieek a. u n. Io~n c. a8'
dItkua-
e m laxAsna. eaaK.r IN AinaAe H.
Taaor. dated Nay II. is& 1unssSsEe
tlon ~. cunysss hss -. han*& u
Raea aadisaaas slsa npEsh hAlf q ~
six. hhoek - l. v. +. ca saaittxa.
Pahaa IsasmElio. samx~ IL AaAns
Qaantsna. date. Mas ~. 49, eaasia.
|@Esssoa taIss hnd NJ San Misasl
Pahto 4 ssnehsx. essx. % A. saa,
chen Il Sos. dated May IA. fsaa. csrm-
s~iasEstson 81. precinct -. lsaa Al
Roeiadu.
Mrs N. fnpex and hashand 10 M.
RE T. Moasansf tAeesl. Aatas Mar.
II. isas. consideration ssisss. con-
Heys land ~ vsssax
John n. W. seeae~. a als.. ta NJ
RE v Moasimsr atassal. consideration
ssIs.7k. dated MAJ +. 1885, eanvess
Land in tosn q Las Vegas
w. A. Radaeske IN Peter Tresah;ss
warranty aeedl. dated Augass -.
isas: consideration 81: conveys sever.
al traeas u land IL city of Las ksssS.
and lots I and Is feet On lot :. bioek
q. Lopez. salxhaeheF a RoSsnwsm ri
ditIon 90 Las VEGAS e "~
MorsasGe Deeds
Simon Garcia y Salas 4 wife, ~
Rosenwaid q son. dated January 81.
1906: consideration 81. 20 y. r. Il,
section ]. township IL. n. r. 81. ".
iss: II acres: Thomas ]. Pigford.
etax.. 10 N. H. l. A.. May 3. 1900:
consideration si6o. On lot Il. block !.
Lopez. Sulxbacher 4 Rosesaxaid add.
ton.
Lney Shank and husband. 10 NJ. n,
l.. A., May "a. 1906: siyeoa on lots Is
%. block -: s. II. Toxnsite Co. aa.
diiion.
II. p. Brown TO d. VI. Condor. dated
Aprii Z. 1906: consideration 5000: on
lots l, 2. 3, I. s. block e. &. N. T. Co.
| lot feet.
Violet May Van petien and husband
10 ". n. L. A., May 10, isas: consia.
Grafton si.soa. on lots lila, bloch :,
Fairview Tow. Co.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Ike Davis 20 J. D. ". .Needer & Bro,
date May s. 1900: consideration g.:
conveys land in old town.
John u. W. ami Y. ~ r..*aer IN
Ike Davis. dated NAY s. 1866: cun.
sideration 81. TO land between Fecder
and Ike Davis properties.
Satisfaction.
Mutual nldg. Loan association Ia
A. VI. Lorenxen. dated March y, 1906,
=. NJ. Savings l.. L. mag asSoein,
tion. to Minnie I. Yong and husband,
March Z, 1906.
veeder & veeder to Jose L. Lopez
etux.. treiease of judgmentl: dated
May 7. 1905, consideration s9is.75.
Bii Of Sale-Campheii System
Farming association. 10 G. c. VIII
ttams. dated May .. 1900: considera.
ton s2.i5o.25. n compound engine
machinery. etc. 49,
BIN Of saie~-A. II. Harris to n. III
Kerr and Lucy v. Clements; consid
eration 1880: date April Is, 1906;
real estate business. fixtures. etc.
Partial reiease-Aetna BLDG. Assn
OF Jose l.. Lopez.
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Department 81 The Interior. Land or.
flee NJ Santa re. New Mexico. April
20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
iowing.named settler has filed notice
Of his intention 70 make final proof 10
support II his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner Ut La
Vegas. New Mexico. on June 4. 1905.
viz: ceelilo r. Guruie. Of coraron.
San Miguel county. New Mexico. for
the s r IL. 8 y II, Sec. 81, 8 W Il,
. W ~. Sec. rs. r rs n. n % =. and
lot 4. Sec ?, and 10, !. Sec. :. T IL n,
n 70 u.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. via:
Manuel Gurule. Eduardo conraies'
MaTrarito Gonzales, Alexandra seua.
all u coraxon, New Mexico.
MANUEL n. oTERo. Register,
E-4g
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Homestead Entry No. $50. :.

- 3
Department Of the Interior. Land OF.
flee Mt Santa Re. New Mexico. April
&c. 1906.
Notice In hereby given that the fol.
iowing.named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof In
support of his claim. and that said
proof win be made before United
States Court Commissioner at Las
Vegas. New Mexico. on June :. 1906.
viz. Semen Martinez, Of Sanchez. san
Miguel comfy. New Mexico. for the
8 L., 8 = Ia. Sec. Q. N w IA, N Il
Ia. and n E II, n W II. Sec. II, 7
si6 n, n IA II.
He names the following witnesses
To prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Jose A. ouintana. Bontura Quintana,
Alexandra Rodarto. Ramon A. 'Tru.
.illo, all Of Sanchez, New Mexico.
MANUEL r. oTERo, Register.
g-1f
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when I was a druggist, at Liv-
onia. Mo" writes r. ]. Dwyer. now
OF G~raysville. Mo-, 'three Of my Gus.
toners we're permanently cured Of
consumption by Or. Kings new dis.
covery. and are well and strong to-
day. One was trying to sell his
property and move to Arizona. but af.
ter using New Discovery a short time
he found II unnecessary to do so. I
regard DR.. Kings New Discovery a.
the most wonderful medicine In exist
ence." surest Cough and Cold cure
and Throat and Lung healer. Guar.
anteed by all druggists. soc and 81.
Trial bottle free.
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Eastern stsr. Regrfzr eesnnu.icar
uan second and fcuSh THURSDAY even.
!ngs n each meath. All visiting broth
err md sisters are cordially invited.
Mrs J. b Reed. sorshy naaros.
q r. pearsh. w r.: Mr.. Emma
Benedict. Sec: Mn. A. n. Howell.
Treas o.
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Cutler Ranch Resort.

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A delightful
place to spend the summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes to Las W
gas for the present when necessary.
Regular trip viii be made later.
Colorado telephone connects u with
Las Vegas. For terms write o.
phone Cutler Ranch.
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Rsesksn Ledge. 4. q. o. " meets
second and fourth THURSDAY evenings
NJ each nannfh MI the |. q. o y. hsls.
Mrs. Matte s GsFiiek, noble Grand:
Mrs. Ida Hesxccek. rieerrand. Mrs
Clara Bell. secretary: Mrs. saral
Roberts. treasurer.
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Knights o. Columbus meet every
second and fourth Tuesday 81 ths
month N the Fraternal Brotherhood
hsil. Visitors welcomed. ]. r Nc
Mahan. @. X: Frank strass. \. o.
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casprrsn tedre. Ne
Regular caxnmnnscssions INC sna 2ra
r~hnrsssys IN ssea Eaenfh. Visiting
hrothsrs cordially Invited. G. n
Boucher. ". -: Charles H. spor.
iexer. secrsssry.
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The Frsterasi Brothsrhocd, Ne. so2.
meets every Friday night o. their
hall IN the Schmidt building. west n
Fountain square. at : O'Clock. Visiting
members are always welcome.
4. JAMES n. COOK.
President.
Mrs Katie nurcheM. Secretary.
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=. ulous DANGER

One Of the worst features Of kid
=. '~~,,hie " that II r. an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
his danger be may have a fatal malaay.
Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the sign
II eorreets irregularities
vents Pright's disease and
diabetes. To be obtained Of o. q.
schaefer, druggist.
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William r. Menger has been APP
pointed postmaster ut Clayton. Union
county.
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Hedrren meet In rrsseruai Brother.
hood Hell. every second and fourth
Thursday sieep at the eighth run
Visiting brothers always welcome 20
the xigwam. n /. Corey. saehsrn
r. r. barnes. chief of records; =. d
Fries. collector IL vampum.
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A woman has an awful good time
crying because she. isn't having one,
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Las Vegas Art Souvenir on sale
ct the Optic Office.
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Professional Directory


a. o. O v LIS tssss ledss. As. 4.
n~rss every Moeess ess1inx q sA<sr
la saxsk ssr~~& An ssssts1g srsfh.
fe1 cordially tsvssea &c ssiesA 4
De. " O. q w. u ward.
" O.; I. a. Easoe1 secretary: ".
n critss. -tssssarsr: c v. asdxoock.
re1-tssy trustees.
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PHYSICIAN.

Or. ". W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ply.
sieian, office. olney bloc ~ hours.
, 70 IL; 1850 10 4: phones. Las
Vegas Al. Colorado ITS. Sunday
hours by appointment.
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Gibson Pictures Free.

Charles Dana Gibson gain d fame by his popular creation of the "Gibson Girls" and subse- quently turned his pen to the illus tration of ideas, sometimes choos- ing comedy, sometimes farce, at other times tragedy.
 The noted pen-and-ink artist was paid SIooo per sketch by Col Hers Weekly for each of these productions. By special arrange ment, the Los Angeles Times an- nounces that it has secured exclu- sively, and at no little expense, a series of ten of the best of these famous Gibson creations, and will issue one free each week with the Sunday Times, commencing March 25th. Each picture is printed on heavy art paper, in black, upon a tinted background with white mar gin, making them very suitable to frame. The Times will publish also in its Sunday issue a series of instructive articles on "Pen and Ink Drawing" which these splen- did and exclusive pictures will supplement. "A Castle in the Air. !" IS the title of the first subject; it is IoxI5 inches in size. It depicts the unhappy life of a young woman married to an old man, and its ac- companying note, reading, When
The Coconino sun., 1906-03-31

a young girl marries an old mil lionaire, she should give up dream ing,' written by Gibson himself, makes an explanation of the pic ture almost unnecessary. It tells its own story. Each subscriber to the Sunday Times will receive a picture free with the paper-one each week for ten weeks. The title of the picture for Sunday, April I , will be, A Hopeless Case.''