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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01
A 1T OVER"

It isn't u question of where do tn,
politicians and ward heclers stant
in the contest at the primaries. w,
all know THEIR position.
They are with the BOSS and the ma
chine. They DEPEND on the Tor.
ganization' for THEIR LIVING.
The question now is, WHERE DC
THE HONEST VOTERS, THE CITI-
ZENS WHO WANT TO SEE THE
COUNTRYIAN STATE HONESTLY
GOvERNED, STAND?
This is Il campaign where the man
who ''has no time TO dabble into poll
tics'' is concerned. 1t is this man
who usually has mo time" who must
turn out and do his duty or the ma
chine win win and the corporations
will continue 10 control the lcgisIa-
tdrc while, the man who has mo
fime" cohtinEes to kick.
WHATS THE USE OF KICKING
If yGD'Do NOT DO YOUR PART
70 ABOLISH THAT OVER WHICH
YOU ARE KICKING?
You go to the stations and you
find the benches taken away, the
lights out and the station locked up;
you get on the train and have no
seat; you refuse to pay your fare and
you + put Off; you grow excited
about the corporations owning ev-
erything and doing as they please,
vet WHEN THE TINE COMES TO
STRIKE A BLOW AT THE CORPO-
RATIONS YOU SAY YOU HAVE
mo TIME" AND ARE INDIFFER-
ENT ABOUT THE OUTCOME.
The favorite argument is, 81 am
so busy | cannot afford to give any
time to a political fight. My bust.
ness won't allow it,"
That's just the trouble. Your bust
ness may be in the Office, the store
Dr. the factory, and it requires all
your time.
THE POLITICIANS BUSINESS
is POLITICS AND THAT RE-
QUIRES ALL HIS TIME, the same
as your business requires all your
time.
The result is the politician runs
your government and makes you put
up the money because all your time
is taken up in earning the money that
the politician spends.
Do you not think you ought to find
a little time to devote t the manage
ment of public affairs?
no so THIS YEAR, AT LEAST.
THE PRIMARIES ARE HEils SEP
4ENBER %. GO OUT AND DOWN
THE BOSSES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01
FIRE ALARM x

23-Raritan Copper Works.
26-High and Lewis streets.
81 Madison avenue and Paterson street.
2S-Market and First streets.
35-Smith and High streets.
37-State and Smith streets.
43-Buckingham ave. and Hartford st
45-Commerce and Front streets.
47-High and Washington streets.
64-State st. and Buckingham ave.
56-Hayy avenue and Charles street.
57-State and Wayne streets.
62-Washington and First streets.
S3-New Brunswick ave, and Elm st.
B4-Smith street and Watson avenue.
65-Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
73-Water and Gordon streets.
74-Kearny avenue n Gordon street.
S2-Smith and Herbert streets.
S3-Woodbridge road and Washington st.
B4-Lehigh avenue n Stanford street.
To send in an alarm, open the door of
the box and pull down the lever and let
go, once only. Stay at box until fremen
arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
! tap-Break in circuit. 2 taps-Drill
and fire alarm test. 3 taps-Fire out. b
taps-Police call. 12-Calls for Lincoln
Engine Company. 13-Call for Washing
ton Hose. f4-Call for Mcclellan Engine
Company. 15-Call for Protection Hook
and Ladder. 16-Call for Eagle Hose
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

The surprising part about the sale
of the Keene estate was the compar-
atively low price paid for The shore
property and the high price of the
land on the Woodbridge road. The
water front site is one of the best
along the Staten Island sound. The
purchasers are to be congratulated
upon their bargain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

Organized Labor is prepared to
show Perth Amboy its strength Mon
day. A monster parade has been ar
ranged and a big time is anticipated.
Hundreds of people will be here TO
witness the spectacle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01
roski, Jan Jagodzinski, Misko Mihaly,
Kasyan Stawnyany.

Special Excursion Atlantic City $2.25
Wednesday, September -, via
Pennsylvania railroad. Special train
leaves Perth Amboy 600 am. Re-
turning leaves Atlantic City GOO p.
m. Only $2.25 for the round trip.
3697-9-1-5-10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

In this state it is not necessary to
serve a five days notice for eviction
of a cold. Use the original laxative
cough syrup, Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. No opiates. Sold
by G. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

For once reform has gone too far.
Abolishing the sanctum and wine
room on a Hudson political outing
strikes a blow at a time-honored in
stitution. 1t is savrilege-no less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

That was a glorious meeting the
Fordyce men held in New Brunswick
Thursday night. II Boss Strong had
any agents present he could not Eelp
but find seventeen present, II IS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01
Low RATES TO PACIFIC COAST.
Via Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway.

Railway.
Colonist tickets, good in tourist
sleeping cars, will be sold from Chi
cago to Seattle, Portland, Tacoma,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, and
many other Pacific Coast points for
$33, Aug. q to october 81 inclusive.
Reduced rates to hundreds of other
points west and northwest. Folder
descriptive of through train service
and complete information about rates
and routes will be sent on request.
w. S. HOWELL,
General Eastern Agent,
3S1 Broadway, New York.
3617-9-1-6-11-15
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

/ pays no taXes-I pays no rent,
Often busted-without q cent;
But a king among men-from disease
I'm free,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sections drug store, 20 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

truthfully estimated that at least
600 attended.
This meeting is to be repeated here
next Thursday night. Don't fail to
attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

posed primary law advocated by the
Colby forces at Trenton during the
last session of the legislature, and
which forms a no less important part
of their program for the ensuing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE
PROPOSED PRIMARY LAW

(From the New Brunswick Press.)
The contest that is now being wag-
ed in Middlesex county against the
odious control of a boss emphasizes
forcibly the importance of the pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

What a difference that pavement
makes to Smith street. 1t is good
work. The city will profit by it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

Monday being a holiday, the EVE
MING NEWS will not be published.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-01

SEPTEMBER 1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
Sowi ,topiasti!

SeeiufieIla on tdrfed Jana ianotto'
mana npfpaifana foifiae Dnomeu'
lapfiqe. Tuo Jana fuuluu: Soipi no
piasti riitamelieii fpnsia min fau'
man FUN pieId hdnen fanSiania tiel,
Id oIet! Weliesmiha ia pmolueraiipo
on mienpt meib6n faniaramffamme
perifabon fuilun partaale pifaista
parannusta tarmitaan,i JOS tabbotaan
lopuQista turmiota mdlttdd. 6ppid
pmat fpud pbreisfnnnaIi1et paran;
mfiet, ioita faifin noimin puuba'
taan, Sa toimottana oliii, ettd on.
neuiIiin tuloffiin pddstdiiiin, mritta
niind eli moioa ipnnin ia usfpttomuu'
ben faubeita mdtdbaamoia parante a
Sarmitaau parempia Idaffeitd. ga
nefin malmiina omat, fun paan
niitG tahbottaiiiin fdpttdd
llpfpaifa on Suomen fanfaue tdr'
FED clifton alta. Serra futiuu luopu'
Meta lapiia Iuofienia tafaiiin. Imain
no on SeeIufie n meren faItta tie
SfSp tDfD. 81, ettd faniammc tobeao
Fad sffDtfi idueen fen Serran pupleen,
ionfa min monet omat epdusfosia
bplidnncet. Nuoria ia wanboja on
fulfemasia usfottomuuben ipnffid
poltuia, iotfa miemdt BETH betfeltd
IdbemmdfIi onnetonta iianfaiftiIuut.
to- Dfii toiienia idlfeen iiirtpp aiasta
iianfaiffiiuuteen, trntematta ia omis'
tamatta ormoo SeeiufIesio, ioto
fuitentin faifiue malmiina on.
Gmanfeliumi Seeiufiesto on rouban
Iamoma. min &un tho rauba fpbd:
min pddiee, min ulfpnoinenfin raua
ia rupee fesfmibesI omme maaitIei
maan. Se ranba fatferuuoet ia riibat
poistaa. Sum iowintpa sSeeiufier
meresid omiStetaan Iiaoin mpDsfir
riitameliien fansIa iomitoan ipnnii
ia ereboptIet tunnustetaan, anteefI
pppoetddn ia anteefii onnetaan. So
tdtd Iominnpn rafentamista tarnii
taan plan. Spmi nopiasti! 9lifo
rientdd. Sianfaitfiiuus ldbenee, Iao'
min on onela. Sientafopt riitapup'
lieet toiIiuenio iopinnop faoen en-
nenfiiir "a ampDbdistd. Souif Ser.
ra, 10 armabna 9uomertin Sfionia'
Sanani.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06
&ambmjcn iumoiiiata.
Suomentanut SGilG.

Snfo 20:stafpmmenennestd muo'
IiIoooSta tuleipa %birmujen ia bdni'
tpsten m,ioIiIata2 Sdmd muoIifpm'
men eli ole mield ebtinpt IeitIemdns
teen lpuoteenIo, mutta Ien bistoria
on fuitenfin 10 tdDnnd mitd foubiss
tuttaipimpia tapoutIia, minimum tiili'
muorien purfoufIi la, moanidristpfIid,
tuIpia, birmumprsfpid, rdidboptIid,
mitd titboiiimmiaa ieuraufIiao, lof'
foia, pdltdmuoIio, routotieonnetto'
mnufIio, murhia ia fopinoito ietd
lotia rajuimmasia muooosioon.
Wendid ia Ybbpsipouat ndpttdpdt
Iaaneen ~Ieiionan plan.
Stuff tuboiIimmista pnnettomuut-
iista on tapabtunut tdmdn muoben
niitend enIimmdiIend fuutautena.
9te orpat Gan Sranciscosonnettp.
MUS, Yeiupiufien purfous, biilifoi-
wos'rdiabbps Gansfosia, bDprploi.
ma Wolencion %boafIiriffo Yu9et
Sounoin luona, nGldnbdtd Saappas
nisia lefd rdidbbps lotalaiipa Scar.
larseQa.
Gufuun ottamatta niitd faubeita
ndptelmid WendIdiss Saoppanilaiies
ia iobasia ia Wendidud tapobtuneis
ia fapinoita ia merilDplpid, on pli
100 moifeao onneitomuutto topobtu.
nut ndiben fuuben muoben ia nil.
ben funfauoen ~fulueSia iefd iuuri
ionffo pienempid onnettpmuufIia,
iotfa onat matianeet monta ibmis,
benfed.
Tdmdn maon iubteen ndpttdd Ie
fiIta, fuinsios tamG annettomufIien
Iaria diff alfanut rdidbopfIeld bill.
fa;mannosia Heb Msb, 80. Dirsini.
asia, misid 100 benfed ioi iurman.
ia, ia pddttpnpt Can S~ranciscon
bdfpitpfieIId. Siitd on fpmmenen
fobbarnut meiodn foupunfeiamme:
@aIpeston'in bdspitps, feItofuumeen
tabot Stem SrIeansisio, tiIipaIo ia
tiIpa patterion'isfa, tuIipolot 9oItis
more'sTa,sSobofen'isia, aiitIe 0tod''
isia, Doterbmrp'sia, u. y, iuuri
~teaiteripaIo Gbicososia, iefd bDprps
Iaitpa 9Iocumin poIo Rem Yorf'is'
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06

CHARLES Dicfens lauiui firiees
ia, iofa %ienroii erdstd firiapofettia
minfd BAN laDetti nuorimmaue po'
ialeen fobta tdmdn lGboettpd mans
bempoinia f%otoa:l
w&irioieii iouffoon panen mpDstin
uuben testamentin, iiud ie on parae
firia, mitd maailmosia on taiffa iu'
lee oIemaan, ia iiind OF parbaim'
mat neupoi, mitd muori mics, lofa
tabtoo miettdd tobeIista eldmdd,
poipi ioobo. Wlitd mt iinuqe Fir.
%ioiton, olen ennen firioittomut iofai'
Iele ipeIiistdii, ppptden beta antau'
trmoon idmdn firian iobbettamafIi,
hup :nioiin inbimiuiIista ieIitpffistd
ia fsfiimtDisid. Siis pmmdrrdt; ~
I'd mitd bortoimmin tobbon intellect
fiinnittdd fristinusfon iotuuben ia
ibamuoen, iaI Tinun on mabboion
poifeta totuubesto min fauan fuin
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&irieita.
Wafefielb, @icb.
%. s.. 8.

Sppsf. p.
Tobeua tdptpp ~ianoa, cttd f~uloifet
on niiben ialat, iotfa rambaa iuliSta'
mat. 9uuba robfeasti, dld iddstd,
foroitu ddneii, minimum pafnnna ia
ilmoita minun f~anialeni beibdn plit'
iefdpmiienid ia Sacobin buonee"e
beibdn ipntinid. Robfeasti iaarna'
iifin pastori g. 70. Niemi tddud
Wafefielbin neutrality-suspicious.
firfosia miime iunnuntaina; palio
oil fanIaa fofoontinutfin firffoon
ainan tdpteen. Tdsid iai Dian ipn'
min oria berdnnpt ia usfomainen
eitd ollut eroihista mibin opin iuun'
taan mibin oil ennen fuulunut faifs
tein iiImdt melfein oil ~fppneleisid
mifd itti ipnteiddn mia iloitii au
tuuoestaan. Sumri life tili tale
paifalle Iaman pdimdn italia mo-
mes ia perbeesid milieItiin Snmalan
%Ianaa, iosIa eli ennen ole palio nd
litettp.
Weliet ia Iisfot, iuuri on tuo Su'
malan armo meitd ipntis'furiia Fob
taan, fun laabaan fuuaa iaarnattas
ipan npin pubtaasti auturafii tefes
pdd oppia. ytpt ei meibdn lomi pb'
tddn enddn piimpteId Gepptin Or
iuubesi ia, maan ldbtefddmme ulos
ennenfuin mpDbdinen iaamuttaa.
Dbtpfddmme pbteen mirtsen laula'
maan fiitosta &aritIaqe; dlfddmme
ripustato fanteleitamme paiuibin,
SpodmmeuiIet fiitofiet baluan lau'
iua nell Niemele, fun fGmi nellie
fin ilmoittamasia emonteliumia,
anutta ennen faiffea olfoon fiitettr
foImipbteinen SumaIa iuureSta ar'
mosta, iosto mefin plemme oialiiif'
Il talleet. GnIi iunnuntaina on meil'
Id taas ti~laiiuus tuula 6erran ia.
naa nimittdi,i pasiori Wuori Iarnao
mainitusia firfosIa aamulla nditG
piirii armoitettu nelienne.
s.. NDnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-09-06

,&eIdfuftia"sniminen eipanfeli'
men feIdlebti on MT iImestpnpt pos'
tori q. &DnDIen toimittamona ia Il
idltdd firioitufIia: 2ufiiaae, q. Sis.
nDnen; Saimaallinen meriplfd; &ut
fa fen malmisti; Sutfisteluia, W,
Simi; Seeius ia Suomas, 5. 81:
t6erran lotilas; Wturbeellisten lob
outiS, 9. Hu%otiolainen; 2poio ia
Gsteri; poba Iiemen, g. Wuori
&eidn ib%onuuoesta, s. $. Seimo'
men; Subannusaatto Suomesio Wd'
ban fotimuIufisto, Otto y8. pernu:
Grds merimatfa; &atumufle len betfi
2lioin ddni; Wiinulla OH ipield pal
jon astoreita, tuIe toinen ferto; Wti
bin pun faatiui, iiiben lie idd; ia Sd'
betpstpDstd. paitii faniilebtid on i
32siimuinen. !Sinta Is ienttid. Goa
oaan tilata oIoitteeQa:
Step. u. &DnDnen,
IA Wted)anic It.
Sitdbmr9, Otais.
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WpOminsin untiiia.
@lpfuuuo 1906.
5. 8. Seimonen.

OiamonbpiueSid on tdud fertoa
enemmdn iuruaiIio uutiIia,. ioista
matnittatoon mrs Sna perdIdn 60.
I. Suffalo), mr. &ustaa peraIan
matmon fuoIema, iofo tapobtut Is
pna' SSoinoaia oil 10 pitemmdn al.
foa loirostannt feu~bfotoutio.
9antans topobtui 81 pnd. Ruu.
mtslaornon pitt Diamonbpiuen roii.
tinsbaalila past. 20. 10. WiIen.
S'latln,is oil barminaiiempio Ioos.
on'toan. 6arwoin nafee fuffia min
pallon tduoifisio tiIaiiuufFsIo fuin
MT oil. Shan rofennus, iosIo run.
m'sioorna pibettiin, bai5i tuoreiben
tuftien tuofiusto. auffomibfoio ia
ieppeleita oil tcbnpt JrDntierin foi.
manto'omistoian mn QuiIin mrs.
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maple, ssis.
Sppsf&an 3 y. 1906.
s.. 9fonn.

DD~'' ICOo@
aipn fottaista GGnettDmppoen
observation-disclosures, fun eli ole mie.
Id ndfpnpt tddltd Nuttaian palstoiI-
la jamaican, maiffa meitd Suomi
dioin:lapiia on a%iettunut tdnne maanr
milieliiDitIi melfoinen ioutto. ga On.
pa pllutfin beIppp alfaa tpbidnfin
mieben fun on o0ut metidtpot label
Id, ipaan MT iefin imettdid on fir
tpnpt etemmdtii. SGnne tauppas
loomme pnubotaon iabampupd, mutt
ia toipin tuntuu oemofraattilelto fos
TO pritpS foSfo lupotaan mafIoa
oinpaStoan $1.50 pdimdltd ia rpielG
iiiben pitdiii pitdd fontti = ons
ban lie airpan piltta tarious ndin
bpmdnd aifana.
Siiffuupa tddad mield i%ellaiiet itIes
pdiiet bubut, ettd pmpdristDuGmme
rupeoiii fainannot fdpntiin. Gun.
tlnlban Ie ndbdn niinfiin t~arfeaIlois
Ielta uSfoa, mu!ta fun muistoa ples
monla Imeriifasia. min moi len pie
tdd moboouiIena.
palion puubottI administrations.
metin alfoa 10 malmistua, pnbon
ie 10 p%ddltdfin maalottu. Sdmdnfin
Fin firipittaia on palion ubrannut
Iiiben iefd aifaa, cttd noimiaan muis
ben fansia. Slabouttanaa on ills
ndbbG fen molmistuman moimoienia
paItfiofIi.
Slipa milianaa aifoa nf. 26 D.,
fun oil tddqd mierailemasIa foIme
eri pappia. Iamupdindud oIifin
fofoontunut palion faniaa fuuIe.
maan mieraita opettaiia. Suuri ola
oil tietpsti tulut uteliaiIunbesta f,nt
lemaan nuorta folpottDDrid s. Sir.
med, iofa mpDStin oil Iamaan ais
fam tdGad.
Gbfdpd lopetan tdud fertaa, ia'
malta feboitan tiloamaan 9luttaioa,
iiud ie or pfii niistd borpoista Iebs
iofa pprfii totuutto fobti, ia
famaaa balpa = ainpastoon
$1.25 muobesia.
Sobu gnttiIo.
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&iirubtofaa!
pnfln Iiinen aietettit.

&iirubtafaa! SouIu.H aubon
latomiien ia poinomiien alta plan
labenee, ioten firioitutiia baluttoiiiin
ennen ippsfuun loppua. Sttafaa
mpDs buomioonne leboesIdmme ole
ma Soulu Hauban tilauslista, rus
metfoa aIiamiebefIi, leifatfaa ie liss
ia irti ia fopttoa tilaufIio. Sinta
20 ienttid. 9liiamiespoltfio 10 pros
%Ienttia. &iirrbtafaa. oifa tiluul
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moi, ieiids fOsta foiffi ibmiiet tel,
I'd fiittdpdt |. n. e. 2uuff. 6:22-26.
Wooilma itIe miiiaot woipat farIia
ioornaitawan, FUN Ell maon 2ristus,
ia ioornota foiffi taifefii. ga tama
iuIee fiitd, etiei maaiImo taboo tuuI.
Ia ,iiid totuuben ionoo, jOfo tiomiis
ice .miiioat buluifii, ppbdt ipntfffIi
ia riffaot f6pbifIi = fp0a TeuaiRnto
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1ddud oiaaiiuubesio eIad futin to.
maIanio, iofo t%ietenfin iobtuu fun.
Elm iiiduiiestd mielen tiIaSto. Siud
ionoobon eldmdn 9erra fpbdmen
fplppbestd iuu pubuu. 9ppd ibmi.
c tuo ebes bpwdstd fpbdmen ia.
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nSprppbesid ia faifesta ipbdmmes'
td!i eldt fen mufaan. stld fosfaan
hopu fiunausta hiotta,pasta to-
maSta aamuin ia iuoin rmfoiua 1T
findfi. Site MIND en- fitd fosfaan ole
IoiminIpDnpt ia olen iaamat fofeo
fen Iiunausta."
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6uomautamme Somlm Eanbon
ilmpitufI esta miioennen iimnn aIa'
marfasia Gen leifnttua npipi tois-
ia puolta fdpttdd Somlu'E anban IT.
lausten ferdpslistana, f,td parten e
onfin iiinen aietettI.
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- Iiiamiebid b%alutaan @uttaiaue,

9(nttaiaIle balttaam matfnsta-
ma aiiamies. alfiamiebeffi balna-
mat Saatpat labempid tietpia palf-
faebouista y. m. tGmtdn leboem tot
mitnfielta pfoitteella
Nnttaja
Srpnipppn, Micb.
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ne pddfifiwdt paboista omistatir'
noistaan rauhaa ia '~apt,natta nanttis
maan, fiittdmddn ia fmnnioittamaan
einua, Sid. iianfaiffiiesta iianfaifs
Eileen. 9lmen.
%. s.. 8.
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Entered as second-class matter January II.
under the Acct of Congress of March 8, 1878.
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llitdian tdmd wupben Ioppmin
faapi NIT so ientind FUN fe tilataan
f%uoraan toimihufieIta. Sanofaapo
idmd aiia muiaefin.
Silatnan ofottesua:
Guttaiq
S.8r IL Sronmpob Nticb,
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Sronmppb Niicb.
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~ - IT,
tiIifii, eifd ppbitii piltfaoiitii. ga
jos %taboomme ola fristitpitd, min
meibdn tuIee :aristufien fdriimiIen
puff fantaa ia ie on; dltddmme
pdipfD nainoisIr, murbeisia ia
mainpisia, me Serran iiunatnt,
moiffa fpud tiuiaiut. Sc olette thl'
Ieet priisfoitusmeren tpfD, iofa pos
rempia pubuu FUN Iobelin neri.
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me. So toifpooainen SID fu,tlee
roffaan ppifania %eiirufonfien ia
on nellie ipntiiiue armouipen. So
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
JULY WETTEST MONTH
IN HISTORY OF TOWN
More Rain Falls in Thirsy.one Days
Than in the Preceding sls Months
Interesting Statistics.

July was one of*tha most remark.
able months that Las Vegas has had
for years for alternate hot and cool
days. for daily range In temperature
and especially for heavy rains. The
rainfall fur the month was 7.s2 In
ches or 81 inches more than for the
first six months Of the year together.
This IL phenomenal record which
has not been equalied for years. II
ever since n record has been kept.
The relative humidity qm the
month was CO per cent: the mean
maximum temperature. 1855: the
mean minimum temperature. 50.9i
aud the mean temperature, 65 ie. The
maximum temperature for the month
was SO. and the minimum tsmpera
ture 10. The greatest daily range Ia
temperature during the month was
- degrees. The mean maximum
sun temperature was ~ degrees.
The precipitation for the month
was 7,S2 inches. and the greatest
precipitation for twenty-foHr hours
was 2.72 inches. this almost clo.d
burst occurred on the eighth of July
Tweuty-three days there was over .0l
inch Of rainfall There were nint
clear days, fourteen partly cloud,
days. and eight cloudy days. Many
of the storms occurred during the
night and the proceeding and follow
ing days were clear. There were
thunder storms twenty days during
the month, oIse day there was a
heavy hail. three days II did not rain
at all. two days there was trace o
rain. and three days there was onl,
n fewaslavs, The rainfall for the yeas
In now 1910 inches.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
DIEz PROMISES PRO.
lection TO AMERICANS
ptspATcA TO STATE DEPART.
mEaT DECLARES auMoRs IN.
FouapED--ccv'T 90 vfcllaNT.

Washington. Aag, i~The state de-
l.aFtmens has received sha following
dispatch from Ambassador Thoman-
son a; CITY IL arsirs:
The statement In American papers
10 the efteet that the uprising aeains,
Americans II gaining ground sis on.
ttsely unfnnnded. President Diaz a.
suites nle that he ts unable To find
caus" for the alarming interviews
aud the statements reported have
been given out hy Americans return.
ing 10 the United States from Mex.
ieo. The Mexican government. how.
ever. because Of alarming stories put
In circulation. ts vigIlant To the last
degree and should any disturbances
develop nj any point. offenders will
be- dealt With as their cases may
merit"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
PROSPERITY, R00sE.
Welt REPUBLICAN CRY
CONGRESSMAN SHERMAN RE.
PORTS saTIsF FACTORY RE.
SPonsE TO CAMPAIGN FUND.

Seg York Aug. I. Congressman
Sherman. caasfaaaa ct tn. republican
congressional c<yamitl"t. said ,es,er.
day Ia reslN.,s.. To bis appeal 10 t&rsa
republican asr@r To contrgLutn Ugae
dollar Ia the r8EHpaign funa has hs..a
very satisfactory.
We figured" he said. probably
ut, more tAau tea republicans tn loa
viii s4., 'he appeal. II Que of every
SEN s"nsls us dollars. W. viii have
en"agh 80 me"t the expenses Of the
ceTaaIsn>"
ASKED wha' the railyIns cry of the
campaign would he. CnnGgrssnan
Sherman answered: Prosperity and
Roosevelt and y0u may add that
,ihe record Of las; congress viii also
'5e made part of III" argument tn
! v"ters, We have every reason tn he
,ruaa of that record"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-01
POST OFFICE OF town
OPENED THIS MORNING
Gig Celebration Held o. the West
sids-oftlee win se chrissened To-
Night with Champagne.

The posiofsic.. for the town VI Las
Vegas was "p'n"A this morning ~
eight O'Clock and almost ">cryone
ou N" west sil. called mt least once
:tr ;h"ir mall Qu!te u iarg" amoun.
o.: mail for this side wen, Ia that nf.
flee. b;i a transfer was made al .
O'clock
I'll" furniture for the Nostoffice has
rot yct arrived and temporary of.
lie" was made by p'ling M huxes,
desks and other furniture TO partition
cff The room. The mail was handed
out over. the top of business desk
and for lack of places of deposit for
p,ai', there was some confusion In 10,
eating the letters. This will all he
changed when the postofflce fixtures
arrive.
The band played all morning ON
the plaza. and many of the business
houses hung out flags and draped the
fronts If their stores with bunting.
Some who thought II was not proper
to celebrate on this occasion did not
decorate
4 large number Of people came In
frcm the country to celebrate the
Fourth Of July. hut there was not as
many as were expected.
4 number of races and athletic ev.
ents were held late this afternoon
and awards distributed The winners
and prizes will be given tomorrow.
This evening q procession will
form at the plaza. headed by lthe
Mayflower hand and all will march
to the postoffice. where at 7'3o p m.
the office viii he christened hy
breaking a hottie Of champagne oyeG
the door and appropriate addresses
will he made. The band will then
march hack TO the plaZa and give a
concert for several hours.
A grand bali will be given at the
Barber opera house this evening and
IL is anticipated that hundreds Of peo
pie win attend.