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The Money Market.

New York May IL.
Money nominal Prime mercantile,
5A@5A. Sterling steady: 4S5.5Om
1855; demand. 4S220@4S2.25, sixty
days.
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New York Exchange
Weekly Bank Statement.

Chicago, May IL.
New York exchange 10 premium.
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Peoria Grain.
Peoria. May u.
so.

st. Louis Grain.
ST. Louis, May 12.
Wheat-July. 79a @7sMc.
Corn-July, 455s @45Ac.
Oats-July, 31Ac.
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Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, May ~.
wheat-May, II; July, 1875.
Corn--May, 431; July, 1885.
Oats-No. 2 white, 341s @351s.
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New York Produce.
New York May IL.
wheat-July s7%.
Corn-July, 535s.
Butter-Steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; extra frsts, 11@11k;
firsts, 171s @1s.
Poultry-Alive, steady; chickens, 10;
turkeys, 14@16; fowls, 11@13.
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IUIh SyS, 1fWiV, IST'sts5, W To
Liverpool Grain.
Liverpool. May IL.
Wheat-Steady; May IS, sgd; July
6s, SD.
corn-steady; spot As, e@skd; July
As, sd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06

Tough Carpets.
Carpets made from elephant hide
are said never to wear out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06

pare : Sam. 21;G with lev. PAS.
vs.. "Orhaye We not read in the laws
In such passages as Mum. 2S:9, 10.
The priests in the temple prOfane the
Sabbath by kindling fires for the
burnt offerings and bearing the sac
rifices and utensils through the TEN
pie. The Sabbath was the priests
busiest day.'-Abbott.
V. 6. But | say into you" "A solemn
affirmation, with a certain tone in the
voice '-Expositor's Greek Testament
IN this place is one greater than the
temple" r. V. margin, "a greater
thing'-"a reading supported by all
the best manuscripts and tate editors. %
Cook.
V. Z. 'Tf We had known what this
meaneth:" If they had understood not
merely the letter Of Scripture but its
spirit. Il will have mercy, and not
sacrifice" Quoting Hos. Sc. the
thought of which is repeated in many
other passages. 'Ye would not have
condemned (the Greek verb sight
fies formal and official condemnation
V. 8. The important saying of this
verse is preceded, in Mark cen, by
the connecting link: THE Sabbath was
made for man. and not man for the
Sabbath This great saying is the CEN
trail principle of Sabbath-observance.
V. 8. "He went into their syna-
gogue:" According to His custom of
regular church-going. duke 4:16).
V. 10. And behold" "A note of ex-
clamation to draw attention to the
fact."-Spurgeon. "A man which had
his hand withered:' Luke, the physi-
clan, notes that it was his right hand.
And they asked him, saying, Is i.
lawful to heal on the Sabbath days."
THE Mosaic law did not forbid works
of healing, but the rabbinical tradi-
ton and interpretations did"
V. II. They made no reply-for
what reply could they make? There
fore He drove the truth nome by an IL
l%ustration.
V. u. How much then is a man
better than a Sheep" THAT is the
question which Christian civilization
has not even yet adequately answered"
Prof. Bruce.
V. 10. Then, as they still held their
peace. Jesus swept about Him a look
of sorrow and Indignation Mark, ana
commanded the cripple, Stretch forth
thine hand" THE arm was not with
ered."-Vincent. And he stretched it
forth" ''The healing and the out
stretching may be conceived as con-
temporaneous." 49, Expositor's Greek
Testament.
V. IA. Then the Pharisees went our,
and held a council against Him. No
miracle can persuade a hostile heart.
--Geikie.
The Sabbath Question.
The Sabbath made for man. When
Christ said that, He did not abolish
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
TALE FROM A
GIRLS DIARY.

| am % to-day. How time flies! 1t
seems yesterday that | was eight and
cried because Anton McFedries Bruce
moved away.
Anton McFedries Bruce was my first
love. | was six then and | lisped. | re-
member the lisp particularly, because
Anton McFedries TOOK exception to ii.
lie mimicked me d~readfully. | don't
suppose the imitation was at all like the
original, but he managed to make ii UNI
attractive and convincing, and my hui
initiation was complete. ] used to think
vaguely of retaliating, and once | quite
decided to-the day he had his two front
teeth removed. But he made so much
Of them in his pocket and dwelt with
such color on his heroic conduct under
the ordeal of their extraction that my
courage melted before him.
Then, six months later, after | had
gone through the same ordeal, he COM
M led me peremptorily to look the
other way whenever | found it necessary
to open my mouth.
| remember the birthday present An
ton McFedries gave me the year | was
seven. His mother let him choose 1t
himself. 1t was a small wooden gun
that shot corks with dreadful velocity.
We played Il good deal with the gun
that is, Anton McFedries shot the corks
at me. | think it was my nose that he
aimed at especially, and when he
missed, which was always, | was quite
ready to ascribe his failure to the un-
satisfactory proportions of the target,
d sentiment which Anton McFedries
warmly seconded.
There was an understanding between
u.s., of course. We were to live together
always, in a log cabin in a deep forest,
and u domestic routine was to consist
for the most part of a series of heroic
rescues, in which | was to be successive
ly torn from the embraces of bears and
the teeth of wolves. Anton McFedries
a ways figured magnificently in d haze
of gunpowder and a glitter of steel. My
only p~rerogative, aside from being res
cued, was to make cookies. Anton Nc
Fedries conceded the cookies because
he adored my mothers lemon snaps,
and | assured him that | should make
them just as good when | grew up. Ire
member, too, that | was sternly denied
wallpaper and lace curtains in the dec
Grafton of our log cabin, and had to
make up my mind to the arrangement
of sleeping wrapped up in a blanket on
the floor.
Aside from making the cookies, this
was not the domestic picture which
would have planned, but felt my lisp
and my other limitations and therefore
the necessity OF curbtng my own mag
nation. ] shall neveAagain be 50 hum
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
'esus and the Sabbath Interna-
tional Sunday School Les
son for April g..

LESSON TEXT.-Matt. 12:1-14. Memory
verses I, s..
GOLDEN TEXT.-"Remember the Sab
bath day to keep it holy."-Ex. POS.
II Early summer of A. d. 2s. In
the middle of the second year of Jesus min
istry.
PLACE.-Some field and synagogue in
Galilee; quite likely Capernaum.
sCRIPTURAL INSTRUMENTATION
pare accounts Of Mark 2:2S-2S and luke
6:l-5. On verse Z see Hosea GIG and COM
pare Mic. 6:6-S; l Sam. 1j:22; Pisa. 50;S-lJ;
lisa. "1:1l-17; Amos 5:2l-24; also Matt. 9.l3.
Christ's miracle working on the Sab
bath day.-Mark 1:2l-34; Luke l3;lO-1t. l4:l-
6; John 5;2-10; 9;14.
Trace the Sabbath through the Bible
in the following leading passages: Gen.
2:2. 3; Elk. 16 :22-30: 20:S-1l: |31:13-l7; 1913;
Lev. 1890: 1913: 1854. IS; Neh. l3:15-22; Pisa.
1924; lisa. 56:2-7; 5S:lS, IA; Jer. 1"7:2l-27;
Elk. 20:12. IS: Amos S:5; Luke 4:l6; % SO.
On the new, first-day Sabbath Mark 1859;
John 20:l9; Acts 2O:7; l Cor. 1872. Rev. 1:lO.
Comment and Suggestive Thought.
". ]. AT that time" r. V. season"
Probably some Sabbath in the month
Nissan" - Cambridge Bible. Jesus
went on the Sabbath day through the
corn" The disciples and Jesus wer9
walking along d public path through a
field, with standing grain On either
side. The grain t''corn') was wheat.
or, less likely, barley. His disciples
were an hungered.' They were doubt
less on their way to or from the morn
ing sevice in the synagogue. And
began to pluck the ears OF corn" Luke
adds, rubbing them in their hands,"
to separate the kernels from the chatf.
The ever-watchful Pharisees criticised
as soon as the disciples began to do
this.
V. 2. Behold Thy disciples" Christ
was not plucking and eating the grain,
but the fault-finding Pharisees see u
chance to make a point against Him
through His disciples, implying that
He permitted their act, and was, there
fore, responsible for it.
vs.. Have We not read" This ques-
ton, a favorite formula of the rabbis
is used ironically. Luke puts 1t:
Have we o read even this" Per.
haps the very passage referred to had
been read in the synagogue only a few
minutes before. What David did,
one of the greatest of the Hebrews.
See l Sam. 21:1-7.
v. 4. How he entered the house Of
Cod" The Tabernacle. 1t was at this
time in Mob, a town OF Benjamin near
Jerusalem. "-Swete. And did eat the
shewbread:" David took the conse-
Grated bread, as it were, from before
the very face of God. '-Beecher. 1t
was on the Sabbath, too, as it was on
the day the bread was changed. Com
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bly, oTsubservientiy in love as was WIN
Anton McFedries.
was eight when he moved away. He
gave me his guinea pigs, three canceIco
postage stamps and a stick of gum at
parting. They were the only Vlsioie
signs of his emotion, but | frankly ex-
pressed myself in tears.
Six months ago he moved back again
called him Mr.. Bruce then. | was
greatly surprised TO see how he had
hanged. think he was equally sur
nrised when he saw | was not the same.
| think he expected that my two front
teeth would still be missing and that my
lisp would be as pronounced as ever.
Neither of us had lived up to those
early ambitions. | was still in ignorance
of the recipe for lemon snaps II he had
settled down quite tamely TO an office
OH a tenth floor somewhere without any
tbouabt of forests and log cabins and
heroic encounters.
I asked him last night if he remem-
bered the unitarian connection in
winch lie UStu w VIZ" ny hc'N' H
was at a moment when he was viewing1t
and me in a very different connection
indeed. and | wanted to avert a catas-
tronhe. He only remarked, quite curt
Nv that he must have been a young
beast,
This morning the catastrophe arrived
nv the first mail. 1t wanted to know II
7 had forgotten the old understanding
md If asked if | would not please renew
it.
It is quite a different understanding
that he suggests now. There would he
no question of lace curtains and wall
naner and [ would not be compelled to
sleep in a blanket on the floor. /
would he the center of attraction my
self instead of a victim to my husbands
beroisms. My nose would remain for
ever unmolested and | would be per-
mitted activities beyond the
ture of lemon snaps. 1t was a very
much more comfortable understanding
Anton McFedries certainly has great
w changed. He no longer domlneers OF
~tyrannizes or lords it over me- lie
would not think OF asking me TO turh III
the opposite direction if the expression
of my face did not suit him. Io-oay,
when he remembered my birthday II
was withssomething very different
a wooden gun with corks FOR ammun;-
ton.
Yet I much preferred the embryo
hunter and potential hero who trod ON
nv personality and stifled my imaglna-
tion when | was eight. was very much
more ecstatic under the old arrange
ment. which included vicious imlta-
lions of my lisp and the elimination OF
all feminine preferences. find that !
cannot renew the understanding with
Anton McFedries Bruce.
Love is a funny thing Chicago Daily
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06

About Forests.
Russia leads the world in planting
forests; America In devastating them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06

the Sabbath, bur confirmed it. The
Sabbath is Gods gift to man.
But did He not ~abrogate the Satur-
day Sabbath TO be sure, the apostles,
after the resurrection, came 10 obsery.
the anniversary OF that great event
rather than the day when Christ lay
in the grave; but in so dong did no v
olence to the Fourth Commandment.
which merely requires one to rest one
day in seven. The seventh is the
sabbath and We are not told where
the count should begin.
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Poor Fellow.

Judge-You must not be so frivol-
u and facetious while giving your
evidence. 1t IS altogether unsuitable.
Witness (sadly)-Im very sorry,
my lord. but l can't help it; its hered-
itary; my father was a Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
quickly cured by
ORlNO Laxative FruitSyrup
as it sweetens and tones up
the stomach and acts as a
gentle stimulant on the liver
and lowell 1t will positive.
ly cure chronic constipation.
ORlNO clears the complex.
ion of pimpIes and bIotches.
Refuse substitutes. Price 800.
For sale al Sections Pharmacy.

Sometimes a merchant must
stretch his credit TO the utmost
limit TO secure enough advertising
to re-instate in public interest a store
that had begun to lose ground"
There happen sometimes incidents
in life from which it requires a de-
gree of madness to eXtricate ours
selves we'll"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
a Discouraeament-

why don't you write your pre-
scriptions in plain English?'
Whats the use?" rejoined the ply.
stefan. Il write my bills in plain Eng.
fish and a lot of people don't seem to
make any sense of
ton Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
The Uses of Time.

Then Time and the Old Man fell
into a little colloquy.
You've dealt pretty gently with me.
| think quoth the Old Man.
And why not?" rejoined Time.
You've always used me about right"
Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
The Life

Jenks-How does Slowcombe pass
his time?
Jonks-He doesn't.
Jenks-What do you mean?
Jonks-Why he lies back in his
easy-chair, puts his feet upon the
mantlepieee and let's time pass him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
..Break. Etc y

How the waves sob and moan as they
break on the shore"
CTwas a romantic maiden who spoke)
"And why do they do it?' she querjed once
more,
Because said her escort, They're
proke!'
-Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
OO-AA.l

81 wonder who originated the ex.
preston. 'reclloned without his
host?"'
Very likely it was some deluded
hotel guest who tried to figure out
for himself what his bill was going 10
be. "-Philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-06
Two Of a Kind

Say, | came to his dance without
an invitation"
so did /. How did you work ito"
Nobody stopped me. How did
you?"
Same way. My wife's giving the
dance.'-Cleyeland Leader.
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Las Vegas Boy Writes Of
The Terrible Disaster
Former Local Hotel Clerk Now Connected With
Hotel Crellin IN Oakland Tells Of Stu
alton at Frisco.

work 10 pass the street. Electric
wires we're everywhere. 4 somehow
MANAGED 20 set down 10 the hotel.
Guests Ner. crowded IN the streets,
some ~ the men were trying Go calm
The women Ny frst thought was for
The people that we're NOT IN the onice,
and ! rushed up 10 The top floor and
began 10 30 from room 10 room. Not
one person was injured, but everybody
was spcschiesG A hasty inspection b.
the building showed that the BUILDING
was safe. Only one room III the hotel
Ind received any damage, and tina.
was from 4 stone falling from the
cornice wall II the top falling IN ID.
wards the hotel. me elevator hatch.
WY was ~ injured. the gas pipes
were not broken. but nil electric
wires were cut IL The power houses,
That stopped All our lights and the
elevator.
Tho news from The Other side oI
the bay was uncertain some reports
were that Tho whole city had sunk "a
level With The bay. Others said
the downtown portion only had q
injured. About seven We heard Thar
only the large brick buildings had
been thrown down, That had tSen ex.
pected, but can you begin 20 thlnr os
the excitement when positive news
came that San Francisco was on fire.
Anybody ihat has been to San Fran
cisco knows that the Ferry building q.
the foot OF Market street, the Cali
the Palace and In fact all or the lead
,ing business houses are dear TO IN.
Native sons III d great many ways
Well. II you know. you viii easil.
realize what Il meant To Oakland
II meant TINT friends. relatives an,
everything depended Oh what the RI
suit would be. 10 make d Ion
story short-San Francisco. The lead
ing city Or The west. burned incessanj
IL for three DAYS. All night the fiame
could be see 4 distance Of zoo mile.
Almos; Immediately the smaller town
that had not been hit as hard BY Iii
earthquake, began 10 gather prov
slons and sent them along with the
fire departments. San Jose. on IN
south. n Of the prettiest Of califo
MIA cities war wrecked. Every brio
building was thrown 10 the groun,
The vendome and the 81. james, b,
Tel, both two leading California hotel
collapsed. and many people were MI
ed. Especially was that the case !,
the vendome. Six people Il MI
ca here IN Oakland A small tw
story structure was crushed betwes
Two brick buildings. On the Dir
noor was the Empire. q ten cent sho
honse. Upstairs the aetors slept Al
sis of them were killed.
aOniy ave or SIX or the building
! here will have to Ne condemne
Among them are the Central Bar
| building. Levi Strouse q Co. Hees
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NOTICE soR PUBLICATION.
Aomsssesd Entry. No. 5sss.

Department Of the Interior. Lana
Onies a. Santa lie, \. ~. March ~.
1896.
Notice In hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has nled notsse
OF his intention 10 make dnai proof IN
support Of his claim. and that SAID
proof viii be made before U. 3. Court
Commissioner at Las Vegas. N. ~, on
May 4. 1906: viz: Jose Eusebio Archu.
leta. of San Miguel county. n. NJ. for
the 8. IL, n. W. - Sec. /. 3. +. II,
N. r. IA. \. r. "a. 8. Z. II. Sec 2.
T. IA, ~. n. 30 E.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove mis- continuous residence ~
on and cultivation of said land. vis:
Jesus Ma. ulibarri. Santiago Archu-
leta. Matias Aragon. Lnis Paiomino.
all Of Tuioso via Las Vegas. N. N.
MANUEL r. OTERo. Register.
s.i05
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oakland. Cal. April =. ,so'

Oakland. Cal. April z, 1910.
Editor u The Optic.
The news today Il some~ha,
brighter than any DAY since the earth.
quake Hass been unable 70 md ont
accurately. but. think Tint III New
Mexico people are safe. No namcs
nmiilar 20 me have ! seen iii The lists
that are being published every few
hours. The San Francisco papers
tho Examiner and Chronicle ere
printing tho En here n Oakland.
bune buiidn k tinished for she
use Of the fIel& paper. Tho TT,
hune was moved % the new
place ms c6plng xeakf RnlIe,ins
are lging rIx teople every
hour or go
#AlI of The no 4san Francisco
are down. Tho 0fhnd having been
blown up 10 protect tie Palace. hnl
u |. avail. The new Falrmont was
'{ths last 81 the larger buildings TO 20
! ana with u went the hopes Of San
Francisco of having 4 frstclass hotel
running arain iii 4 short time. Natn
rally III he trade has been turned
over ID this side Or the bay. and the
way We are working 4 person can
readily zee that this eide u the bay
has been made d large city. The
crowds are coming this way from Az
parts of he union. Tonopah was M
6rst distinct city 10 have 4 special
train a party Of about nifty came
In BY The afternoon Of that Wednes
day.
0f the earthquake itself very iitIs
ran be said, The feeling of terror
the screams Of the women. the sonns
Of falling bnildings-welI is indescri
bable. I was In a three-story frame
sleeping soundly--when awok'
from the sound or some falling walls
Ny first feeling III the floor undef
meath had been on Are and the M
per story was about 10 fall. ! al,
MT havc 70 wake up Nestor. as b
was instantly thrown out Of bed. I
abont ten seconds the rolling motto
had thrown every thing 10 the fool
and how things did rock. We made
rush for the bottom floor. bnt "
were not the frst there BY any mean
Women were CRYING md the me
we're helpless. The quake was hft
and some seconds IN doing ~ tcrribl
work. bnf II appeared to last for AZ
minues. Everything was as quiet 1
Il church meeting for ten minute
Then Oakland seemed 10 awake to II
day Or sorrow. | was dressed an
en may way down Ia he Hotel Gre
I'm II Ave minutes. NV eyes wei
half closed with sleep. but once vii
N sight o. me business section TIKI
opened with 4 start. | came dow
Clay street-one Of the best pave
widest streets here--but Il was hal
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naams ~ sssass ks3si ana sss a.
tse ssness Al shss. sutsaasxs msy
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- csIi 1aii1inx. ! lsssoy. - aos
t0aches u ~ ~ tk~ sazke. 1T he
Nse afterwards ID tAe dsInsxs IL 4
- - DAs- nes huilaln.s oser
there.
H. sso<k eane q LITTLE alter shlt
tssn nllaaae& alter ass Our Mestesa
unaoa elces slogp~a - mo instant
Ne ssxr MI. The hands Aase aor
n&Tn moved az set n possible /
am Eoang 20 hare . photo taken of
In
-fodsy i Sunday VERY few N
ne stoTss aTe closed All are sors.
inx u reiiese ne sunerlnss 81 ths
poor people, suI. many ! rich ssl
franeisoo usa-a rather many thai
we're rich last sunday. hase Isss than
hase In my peckets. I have 81
cents n nItsa states eoIn. but hax,
ms 2 place n eat 1 need no more.
Nobody IL hldins 10 prevent work,
ina. The holaI pecple all are ding
their hesf. l came on duty wednes,
day morning ard stayed On antil
Thursday nisht--iust m even forty
hours without any sleep ard very III.
lie time 70 slecp. Thursday night
got seven hours rest. Thea again
On duly until Saturday afternoon,
when ! got In three hours. Last nlghi
at . ! went 10 bed m sIept until
III. snd mat helps d great deal.
Wow. do not know that this
viii be of benefit 10 any one In We
sAs. but ~ I ran be OF benefit 10 any
hons people IN the way Of helping
them md friends. 1 am AT the Hotel
creliin In Oakland. and will be only
too Elad 10 help ouf. 49,.
Would II be asking too much n
you would send me the papers u
The 18th. 18Th and Goth. would
like 20 see what the outside world
thought OF our chances of life. WI
haven't been worrying about another
earthquake but n d similar one comes
well, me for dear Vegas again.
Another letter viii follow In d day
Or |. There are d great many minor
happenings that | wound like 10 ten
abont. The best ews that I can
give i this, Don't come ont here nj
present, TIE police are busy now
taking care ~ tho people without a
great many strangers worrying them,
Worrying about friends viii not helm
them. Just be patient and wait.
4 Within A week conditions win have
been gfeotly improved on. Now for
Z close ANY Las Vegas people that
are foolish enough 10 take The trim
VIII be- cheerfully received hy me.
I'm do what can 10 HELM any ~
them ont. Just lct the people know
That everybody II not dead. that san
Francisco is as calm as usual. mill.
tary Officers are IN command or saa
Francisco and Oakland. A greater
c'ty. hetter protected and more 81
la beauty VIII spring mp. from sht
~ruins-and here's hoping that ney
Ter again VIII the world get d sar
Francisco earthquake. with regard,
7 Ito all friends. I remain.
a Las Vegas Boy.
LOUIS ABRAMousKY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-27
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Il no worse than the terrible case o
niles that afflicted me ten years. Then
4 was advised 10 apply Backlen's Ar
Mica saive. and less than . bon per
msnentIy cured me. writes l. 3. Ms
pier of Ragies. Ky, Heals all wounds.
burns and sores like magic zsc. =
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