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1871 31st. 12r. b. 1000
25Ie 18th. 12r. b. 5000
1742 Ore av, Tor. b. 90
241l /, Or. b.. 30
1911 11th. Tor, b. 1880
1882 Harvard, Or. b. SO. 90
1909 Irving. Sr, b. ~. 80
3O40 Camb'ge, Br. b. %. 80
1898 r ne. Or. b. 300
900 9th ne. 6r. b. 1850
21l6 18th. Or. $500
140 Il Cap. Ar. 10 90
81 Fenton ne, 5r. .13.30
212 X ne. Or. .....l2.W
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960e 18th nv. Or. b.a2. 50
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l9l1 1th ne. 7r. b. .3.6o
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APARTMENTS.
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The Bellevue, 1921 l9tt
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The Congressional, list .
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
I Pretty April
Church Wedding
Miss Pearl 4. wean md Edward
L. Flomerfelt Join Hands
and Hearts.

seldom II ever has the First Meth
cdist church been Al crowded as u
wes last evening when Miss Pearl Y.
wean was claimed as 4 bride Dy Ed.
ward L. Fiomerfelt. The little sane,
tuary was unable to hold all OF the
people who came to witness the wed.
ding. and nearly 4 hundred Delated
ones could not even find standing
room inside. The doors and windows
81 Inc church were thrown wide open
30 that those who were unfortunate
IN acquiring q seat or place 70 stan.
along Inc side aisles might watch w
ceremony from these points Of van
tage outside. Rev. r. A. Morley. "
nastor, pronounced the magic word
which made the lovers q and nile
their cup Of happiness to Drumming
81 The wedding was solemniIed ~ col
nection with the regular Sunday evei
ing services. Immediately after u
! clergyman had finished his sermc
and the choir sang a anthem. the Z
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
The talk Of the town,
W WHisKEY
II keeps on tasting rood.
i.i3l
Kansas City Markets.

Special Correspondence to The Optic.
Stock Yards. Kansas City. April rs.
lso6-cattle from distant points wero
scarce last week, and nothing Of this
sort Ii here today, to speak Of. one
lot or good hay fed steers from near
Pueblo ITS lbs, sold to killers a
$3.50 last week. Prices on killins
stun remained about steady during
the week. Fancy stockers and feed
ers sold higher last week than any
time this season. q drove OF ass ID
stockers from New Mexico makinl
$500 the middle or the week, and 4
choice lot of native feeders, SOC Isl,
sold at s5.15. the highest price Of IL
winter Tor feeders or stockers. MOI
of this class of stun was too leS,xy
as the demand from the country ~
for thin neshed stun. Packers to-
the surplus At steady prices. ca
and heifers are Is to IS cents l. 4
than at the best time two weeks
hut still bring renuneratiye ~
sas2h to $4.75 for anything above
ners or thin stock COWS Or beisi Z
which bring s2a5 to ss.es. Buns
selling Vel. ss.a5 u ss.TT5 for bun
sales. Fat steers are beginning "a
scarce. and q rise on them vouka
Ne surprising. though not IL iii
advance as occurred last Aprrs
which time prices were nearly
Per hundredweight higher than
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

vssls - lgs<r. a o. W 49, &C.
|ees1 &sa
Msrsea prse<s srs Gradually a1ssse
- n~xkef suu~x "a -. cSsss AAgh~s
nu1ay. sspDly 49, ksaA rt& rss
i.ss 500 ~ss ases saak. c0ssfssrs-
~ b<s0~ r~cs.t ve<ks. - - sop
nv y ifk<sy ~ ain fssshes tfmisisA.
ush prosp<<ts q ssFuag nszk<ts
Pair 90 god soolsd Lab sd sne1s
~ exsA ID $50. skseh 40 80 r~c
r~<sss - fsil ssresrh a he n1rket
clipp>s sscek sin prsSoninsss ffos
nSs -. ciipp~d isnbs selling todxs
~ esss 10 sSlts. ciipp<< Sesh~u Sal
loo s5ee. eiipp<s sheep and yssriisel
{ ~. WOODED ~ses esfs 10 $50 4
hand q medium aaElisy ETsss sisppe'
Terms mdsions. 70 Ia. scld ~ ttsl
to-day. Rome SIN poorly fnishel
M0nte Vista lambs went 10 th< eoun
sry NJ $50 last sesL.
J.. A. RlcKARr.
II y. cors~spondsEt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

nahsf strains e "a ss1asne
p~siss fsvsA ire - 49,. arch
sossh'bs<rs u4ifss .HA So u
psisca for NJ ccnlsx a. ~ tsri
psns. No. H~rsAa suses - -
- ees.a n - essscify u i
ise Mis- Nay Younx he brz1~~
80 - wesn. ~ xvno~6
ssss ~ arss - srpear. 1nk~y :
followed b. the BRIDES par~nss 4
- hrs p W. w~ss. me -
lxasisx - dA@Ehi<r assy \. nsrrt|
IAs bride ssd groom broaxhs 3
ne resr. o. p<rforuias me y
10y - minister employed ~
- dsx service ana he nauI.Is
quite Impressive
Ths brt6@is ~@stsaax costume
= becoming ross 81 eresnoo,ol
crepe De chine Trimmed Win yaI
eienn~s hee md psnne velvet. \
carried = huge boosues 81 brf1e re-.
and white carnasiooa inssea1 az !,
ing fns customary bridal ven !
soss = white plnnsd chi6oa psetr
nat The bridesmaid vas aiso
ured y = pretty white toilette w~,
lnx y picture hst 10 rorFesD,ud. \
shs did NOT carry any flowers
Amer The ceremony the bxts.t z,
y and inyitest guests proceeded
ne Mesn residence. where IN I'M.
nal reception Was held. During |,
'onrse a. the evening Following Il
Wedding . charisari party orranir,
md made the ~elkin ring in Il
ieishborhood Win iivsir dlsooraal
acket for hair m hour Or n.
NJ. and Mr.. Fiomerfelt win NOT ,
2 housekeeping BY themselves
resent but win make their hop
neanwhile with me brides parents
a2s San Francisco avenue. They !
Sc "a leave IN the fail for rsnc,l
~ q whore they Yin then tsk
D their abode.
Both bride and groom enjoy ! xts
e~qualntance and have the best ~lsl
o. al their friends In Las v,
- NJ Flomerfelt Il employed A.
eight brakeman for the AskIuson
opeka 4 Santa re railroad HI
ride was graduated from The H.
ems high school and has been .
rori,e 10 The Younger element or :
ely IN las Vegas. e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

County ooaIt convened today ~
Mors and thsre vas an exodus e
lex1i talent from Las vexss ihls
morning Is The county seat - Mars
county. Among those who len xefe
Judge William p. Mills. Clerk secun-
dino Romero District Attorney ~ y
Davis. II. Judge Y v Long and
Messrs. Elmer yeeder. George Hun
krr, VI. v s;ortner. w. n Bunker
W. J. Lucas and W. q. Hayden.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

We Will open Dir grocery store On
Douglas ayenue. next 10 The Leader.
Tuesday. April "A. "A handsome sou.
yenir will Ne given 10 every person
buying Is cents worth or more. we
VIII also give away two hundred
0 bread from our Red htar
Patent Flour. Everybody II invttSS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
Revival Mssss q Guy Nan

N<ss ~
Th~ minister TOOK STRONG grounds
past night II CITY hail He maintain.
"a that people 40 M understand The
~ork d ne Holy Ghost On scccuns
BIZ Ignorance. That many people even
This ioxn. 40 moi know whether
~ Arts of he Apostles II in the
1h or New Testament
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

csscs M ~ esrthsskks e<ssroye<
~ o. vstsr and - Estna. r.
streets are u usses II o. pasc<s
hessed 40 10 ah<r DiAr<s. ssnkea NM
80 ss~ssa ssrfAos q - cce&a. PR
~ M catch % ~ water frost
whtch u1s . bles<ine for Ne people
- a kff . usy 10 saeses OF a. ~
city % 0akisnd ssd otkes ~ tO~ss
Bst al he vhsrves .ss k<ss and
twisted zinoss ost o. SHAPE Msny d
then ~ ~ - ~ pIliag ~ Il snch
condition that boafs esnsot Issd q.
but fev places I vorted ny v1y
back DOM Market stress 10 sh< ferry
bs1D dinx. which 10 terribly skaken 90.
its walls an cracked and out of place.
TO hands ~ The bin CLOCK vAicA
ssopp<d, pcins 70 ssIs. the time The
qash opened. Here Il ID almost I'M
possibt0 60 = through me crowds.
Thousands u people of I'll nxtionsif.
ue<. each With . bunsle or xrp Of
some kind. tryinE 10 Get out of the
eiiy amy way ahey consd. The ferry.
heats. government boats. river boats
fas and steam lannehes-svery kinfI
~ craft asailahie--are ..urrying IN
people on u the city. where they can
GET waier and something 10 eat Tor
there q absolutely nothing len iii the
city 70 either eat ~ drink. found
on my return 10 the wharf that nv
river steamer had changed her lind
lux place from south II rhe ferry TIL
the seavail wharf. about two niles
north. around towards The Golden
Gate. so ! had i biz salk III ~ 10 nv ,
boat again. but | finally found her
riehf. where she had gone 10 get!
sxay FROM the crowds who wanted MI
% anywhere lust to rst "a from
he Doomed city. Ny boat left the
wharf al q b n yesterday evening
without any food Or any kind a. TIL
ihf been given 20 the hnndreis al
'eoplc Who had not eaten anything
ince the earthquake. An ~ rot
'aek 20 Stockton this morning and |.
ound Your telegram here. I viii make
very effort possible 10 ges In commu.
with Clarence. Il he Il alive.
nd VIII advise yon az once.
Yours. etc.
g. W. HARTMAN.
y. B-My sample trunk was in the
niee MI Tho Rlalto building ANA nn
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

karl Mosbaoher. Wichita; Ora Il :
Inns Wichita; Louis stusheimer. ~
pratt; Il. w. Horford, pueblo.I
u Eyerrnan. Denver; naas naol
lancaster. Ohio: \. =. Williams. Se
George Il: psv&.
d. Purcell, Chicago; II. ]. sntsaen }
Ration; VIM. Leach, chicago; i
Chambers. San Francisco. Edt 4
Hashen, Los Angeles: MI. and Mrs
Thomas. Elliott. Wichita. Miss dith
S, Elliott. Wichita: J. c. Maxwa Ar
tesla: I. 4. Merrill. Los angeles FER
~ c. Banks, Denver: a 7, LeCoate,
New York: R. T. wigyey. Deer:
lchas. A. Andrews. Petosky, Nh:
Harold Hurd. Roswell; Simon Won
berg, Wagon Mound; Mrs. G. 4.
lKrens and child. Chicago; Mr.. mi
MRS. ID. r. Branham. Seymour. Tex;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Henry. For
Smith, Ark.
New Optic
Paul Mccormick. chaperito: J.
Roberts. Albuquerque.
i Eldorado.
B ii. c. Cram. Sheldon, Ia; c.
. Ahreri, Santa Fe; ,. r. Levers. Enl
y q. II; .. &. Abbott. Trinidad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

Sanesy s&s SscA : t<zatifsa spxisk
tzy fkzr kunaredg Il Las Nsgxaa
eomnaa~s si,h nature no N GsIiinss
csnsoa. Ih@ ssnsoa cars xefe 49,
pstroniHed al dsy ara N hs<ss
arms ala > thriving business them
selves A hrxe aumher - he ca
- sixssors toak lunches Aionx stfa
thsIn and resoised tlenselses into NJ
lie picnic xroaps
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
The talk IL the town.
sHAWHAN wHIsKEv
y Keeps On tasting good.
HOTEL ARRIVALS


Frank y Gutter. Rociaao: ii.
smith. Winfield. Kan. 4. b On
So. Las conchas Raymundo Nina
I-As conchas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

W WHiskaY
Perfect Without IN EqyA-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

To- AsisAaax sssrA<s &Ts - ~
sEs - = n ksss~zns 80 pss~
iscas< ana oGte suIA1lss a ~ LIS
k~<zx kxEiS1y P0s~x eusp&sy
me W ssSis@s ssa -s<ssssso<s Ass<
al h~sx isss4Itr1 and Sre rsnsiss
= sssoAhly = rSv1~sd iixkszisx
oat1~ ! Essb<r 70 visitors ssss
Ssoss throsg1 ne Tlast yesterday
ia 10 expected shat d ths coaTee 9
Il. To- s~~ks D0rs - o-asstraetioz
sork MI b. esfireiy <sDpi<s<.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23

IA n Heaf. xaooas4 c&iiss - osesr
e $50 zee y n r1so - we6sss-
dxy g representatives 81 - E~
rAAsx bsxt<s Nsxu Us<s Assnei1~
sssa j. essSsr sffa - ~ rasc WI
~ water useu sasraAzSss as1 NJ
% a. c-s~cinrsaa - ~ onfsrsscs
saES~s 49, ccpsrsst Pm r. usii<i
Slzses. sAicA = he hst prsaininzry
step % psn q Inc ssirs ussss -
for- - bsitdinx d - Eaepksnt
Bates irrigsiina vorks.
Ne~ssass6 Gssy. - 6esl
Departnesf ~ - Is1estR. Lno
ossos q ssals ". !. =. Marco %.
iseSI
Kssscs = h<sssy rsss 90 - -
Sosf.e aane1 sessi<r - - nsueo.
/ q Ms issssetoa % nsks naal prsoe =
suppost u - cisin. - TIT asol
proof vll BE- nads before U. 8 Court
CoanIsssoasr 81 Las Vegas. =. II. %
My 4. 1870. VA; los Eussbto Archn-
lea. a San Miguel county. ~. ~ to-
10 q. 10. n. w. ~ Ser. ]. . e ~.
n. e. ~. \. = -. 3 = -. Bee Z.
lit. III. ~ n. - r
He nanes me following wttsssa0
10 pro~e mis- continuous rsstdeacs -
on and c~uitivssion d said had. w:
Jesus Ma. uiibarri. santiago Archn,
Iietz. Msfias Augon. Luis Paiomino.
III az Tnloso Win Ixs Vegas. n. N.
MANUEL n. 0TER0. Rsgtstar.
| s-los
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-23
q. W. HARTMAN.

y. B-My sample trunk d ii The
offiea ~ The Rialto building, ana M
doubt burned up ] have two cascs
OF samples with mo hers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
The Slack-knoblock NuptIaIs al
Waldo.


Waldo. Fla, April /, 1906.
Special to the Ocala Banner:
On Saturday, March the thirty first
at the home of Mr.. T. NJ. Canthen at
Waldo, Miss Nora Knobloch, beauti-
full and attractive young girl from
Martin, in Marion county and nv.
Sam Slack. of Waldo, took. upon
themselves the VOWS to travel through
life side by side.
Promptly at half past seven to the
strains of Men Ilessohn's wedding
marc. the happy couple came slowly
into ae elaborataly decorated parlor.
They stood before al altar of rare and
exquisite flowers and listened to the
words of hev. BranniAss which bes-
towed upon them the highest and best
gift of God. The ceremony. was made
more IMPRESSIVE by the low and soft
music of ooh Promise Me- rendered
in a most effective manner by Miss
louisa Canfken.
After congratulations. the bride end
groom followed by their friends re-
paired to the dining room where The
bridal supper was served in a most
pleasing way by Misses Georgia Mar
tin, Edith Baird and Louise Canthen
All having done ample justice to the
dainties the bride placed a knife in
the brides cake and babe all the
young persons present desiring to
know who would be the next To wed;
who, the rich one; and who, the old
maid or bachelor. to come forward
and take their turn cutting the cake
When each had i slice obtained it was
found Mr.. John Entenza held the
ring, Miss Bessie Geiger the dime. NJ
one the thimble. 1t was left on the
plate in plain view, greatly to the de-
Light of ell present.
Then Returning to the parlor an
hour was spent in singing and max
ing merry.
The bride is a graduate of Wesley
an Female College and lis one of our
esteemed teachers, and the groom is
our enterprising young night opera
tor. 1hev will make their home with
Mr.. +. f. Geiger. They were followed
by a tremendous shower of rice, which
almost blotted them from sight.
May their life have just enough
clouds to cause a beautiful sunset, is
the wish of all present.
"a FRIEND"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
A Surprise Wedding.


Quite a ripple of surprise was
caused in ocala Friday by the an
nouncement that Mr.. Forney Lancas-
ter, of this city, had been married the
night before at Tavares to Miss Angie
Allen. of Dansville, New York No in
timation OF this wedding got out be-
fore hand and it was a great surprise
to all but the family and a few init
mate friends.
Miss Allen has been spending the
winter in Florida and recently spent a
few days in this city as the guest of
Miss Lucille Lancaster, who was very
soon to become her sister n-law.
The young groom is the only son Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T., Lancaster, of this
city. and he is engaged in the insur-
ance business. While his friends
were quite surprised to know that he
had so quietly become benedict they
unite in extending to him their best
wishes in which this paper joins.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
Funeral of Mr.. W. 3. Fuller.

The remains of the late W. B. Fuller.
whose death occurred in a hospital in
Honeapath, s. c. reached this city
early Sunday morning and were taken
to the undertaking parlors of Messry
McIver & MacKay, from whence the
funeral was held.
At one o'clock the funeral took place,
conducted by the Knights of Pythias.
of which the deceased was a member.
DR.. w. c. Lindsay. of the Presbyterian
church, assisted in the last sad obse-
quies.
The interment took palce at Ever
green cemetery. the body being laid
to rest beside that OF his wife. whose
death occurred about three years ago.
The children and other relatives of
Mr.. Fuller have the sympathy Of their
friends in their hour of sorrow.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
Death of Mr.. w. 3. Fuller.

Word was received in Ocala Friday
announcing the death of Mr.. w. B.
Fuller, of this city, which occurred at
Honeapath, S. c., where Mr.. Fuller
had been in a hospital for some
months. He hal been i'll for the past
several years AID for some months
past his death aas been expected. He
had been away from Oca1a for nearly
a year. His daughter Miss Eugenia
Fuller and his son, William Fuller
We're with him when ne, died. He also
has another daughter. little Annie.
who is with her grandmother, Mrs. w.
NJ. Martin in this city.
Mr.. Fuller's wife, who was a daugh-
ter of the late W. NJ. Martin and Mrs.
Martin, died in this city about three
years ago. Before his health failed
Mr.. Fuller was a very pleasant and
companionabe gentleman and his
friends viii regret to learn of his
death.
This paper extends it's sympathies
to the children and other relatives of
the deceased.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
The Marion County Medical Associa
ton Meet.

The Marion County Medical Asso-
citation met in this city at the hospital
at ten o'clock Monday morning. Those
present were: DR.. W. H. Powers, DIR.
E. Van Hood, DR.. Walter Hood, DR.. D.
NJ. Smith. DR. W. V. Newsom. of this
city, DR.. S. H. Bitch. of Blitchton, DR..
Griffith, of DunneHon, DR.. Veal. of
Cotton Plant, Dr. Wilson of Reddick,
and DR.. Eaton Lindner, of Anthony.
Several interesting and instructive
papers were read and DR.. Griffith was
appointed delegate to the state con-
veation at Gainesville, April Is.
After the meeting the doctors en-
joyed big banquet at the Montezuma
Hotel. A splendid menu was served
and the dinner was very pleasant
affair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06
Meeting of the Confederate Veterans.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Confederate Veterans was held in the
city hall Monday morning. Major Hub
bard occupied the chair and Adjutant
Williams called the roll and read the
minutes of the last regular meeting.
Several new names were offered for
mmbership but the papers had to be
snt back for endorsements and cor
rections.
The meeting in June will be an Inn
portant one and the commandant
hopes the attendance will be large. Ar
engagements must be made for attend
ing the annual reunion at New Or
leans. All dues must be paid in full.
and arrangements must also be made
for meeting with the ladies on decora-
ton day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

DIR. E. H. Armstrong. the renowned
Eye and Ear Specialist of Jackson
vile. who has been making profess
sional tours throughout the state, viii
be represented here by one of his
leading specialists from the home of
fee on April 2-9 and may be seen at
the ocala House. All eye troubles,
chronic and nervous diseases handled
without drugs or operations. Do not
miss this opportunity to see the doe
tor, as it will be some time before he
is here again. 3-23-2t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Mr. and Mrs, n. G. Cram. of Bur
lington, Vermont, who have been in
Ocala- stopping with Mr.. and Mrs T,
NJ. Moore have departed for their
home. They will stop over in jack
sonville for a few days on their way
home. Besides their visit in Ocala Mr..
and Mrs. Cram spent some weeks at
Tampa. Braidentokn, Miami and 9TH
er places in south Florida and they
are very much pleased with our state
They expect to return to Florida next
year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Here's a pretty god one: A man who
patroniZes the mail order houses when
ne has cash allows the children to play
with the big catalogues. One morning
there was a new baby in the house.
Who brought it?" asked the children.
The nurse replied that it just came.
"Oh, l know" said one little tot, IRIS
a Sears Robuck baby and it's adul-
terated just like the pepper and straw
berry jam was and papa will have to
keep it because he sent the money in
advance"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-04-06

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wicker and little
daughter returned TO their home sun
day afternoon after spending a few
days in Ocala, the guests of their rel
atives. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Walters.
Mr.. Wicker is one of the most promi-
nent truckers in that favored section
and has made a fortune this season
on the cabbage crop. The Coleman
truckers viii soon begin shipping to-
matoes, from which they expect mag
nificent returns.