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All good help should call here, wa
 supply all the begt places and aIways ltah Me9d larse numbers. Sleeman's Re-
 aI temperament Agency, 763 Chap
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c,o WANTED. A sCEEW CUTTER and filter up. steaoy position, address, stating areh' tO Job V. Pugh. Phila Pa ffss71
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Sl11ES5EIMslA1N's 1S5IslA1N RELIABLE EMPLOY. IMaENT AGENCY, 763 Chapel St,. .esSah- lisned 20 years Largest, best in tha state Best male ana female help for any and all kinds of work. Sent anvs where. Open evenings. Tel 232o
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Take notjce MrS. 1oa 5. A. Gladwin has moved from
 nuz orange Street to 902 Chapel 6tl'
 E{o Room No. GA New Maliey Building. anS ans nest help, also the best place to S:S0 a. m to to D. m.
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~ Nuptials Of >Scotty Williams

moral scruples cropped out strong, and
he bucked good and strong. 1 don't play
no horse thief game like that, he says.
I'm going to marry Mia in her own
home, decent and respectable, with her
daddy for chief mourner.
"'Keno,' says. It's your deal-but it's
a good gamble that Nitas a widow be-
fore she's a bride il the old man gets
his gun out first.
I'm not worrying none, says Scotty.
"Well, we figured it out after while.
and l ties my face up in handkerchief
and asks the old man for three days off
t. get a tooth pulled. Then | lopes over
to town. cuts a minister out of the herd
and heads him for the Three X outfit on
the run Coming back / sort of prepared
his mind for trouble, and | must say for
a parson he had sand. SO long as the
girl is free and willing he says, I'll do
my duty
1--WE strikes tine ranch along about
dark, and when I've located the minister
In the bunk house Scotty sends JACKIE
over to tell the old man he's wanted at
the corral. Then Scotty and | goes to
meet him and break the news to him
gentle.
when the old man comes round the
corner of the corral | pokes the muzzla
OF my six-shooter under his nose and re-
quests him quiet and polite to elevate his
hands-which he does, sudden. Then
Scotty relieves him of his gun to prevent
accidents, and begins to speak his little
piece
when the old man comes to a realiz-
ing sense of what Scottys trying to tell
him his language is something awful.
I've heard mule drivers before now that
had a wonderful grasp of profanity, but
the old mans remarks on that occasion
laid little over anything I've ever heard
before or since. | was mighty glad the
parson couldn't hear him.
AT last seeing we are likely to stay
there all night If the old man don't lose
his breath, | winks to Scotty in the dark
and says, sorter casual and careless:
You take the minister over to the house
and me and Mr. Kennedy will saunter
along presently and join in the festiv-
ties
when I reckoned Scottyd had time
enough to get pretty near there I puts
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A Toast to Laughter.

From Life.
Here's to laughter, the sunshine of
the soul, the happiness of the heart.
the ieaven OF youth. the privilege of
purity, the echo of innocence, the
treasure of the humble, the wealth of
the poor, the head of the cup of pleas
ure; it dispels detection, banishes blues
and mangles melancholy; for it's the
foe OF woe, the destroyer of depression,
the enemy of grief; it is what kings
envy peasants, plutocrats envy the
poor, the guilty envy the innocent; it's
the sheen on the silver of smiles, the
ripple on the waters delight, the CLINT
of the gold of gladness; without it
humor would be dumb, wit would
wither, dimples would disappear and
smiles would shrivel. for it's glow of
a clean conscience, the voice of pure
soul, the birth cry of mirth, the swan
song of sadness. laughter
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hand and says: Mr.. Kennedy, I'm sorry
we had to take you by surprise this way,
but Ill sure try mighty hard to make
Mia a good husband. and I'm hoping you
won't hold any hard feelings against us
I nudged the old man in the back again
and he shakes hands with Scotty quite
hearty and spontaneous. Then Nita kisses
him and asks him to forgive her, and
cries little and kisses me. and puts up
my gun and shakes hands with Scotty
and wishes them both joy. Then ! hands
the minister a bag of dust, and he and
Mia and Scotty starts for town on horse
back, the boys bowling like Piutes and
firing off their six-shooters joyful and
promscuous, all except Jacko. who sits
on the steps crying because Nita's going
away.
"Of course | expects to part company
with the Three X outfit sudden and per-
manent. but when I saunters up to the
old man the next morning and asks for
my money he only looks at me mighty
glum for a minute or two, then tells me
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BY MAITLAND LEROY OSBORNE.

ing-he having the non compos mentis
bad.
'As [ said, the rest of us was able TO
set up and take our liquor regular, but
l. looked like Scotty was just going to
pine away untimely. He sure was going
the limit One night I comes into the
bunk house and finds him sitting on the
edge of his bunk and signing pretty fire.
quent.
eToothache?' l asked him. thinking to
arouse him from his melancholy with gay
and festive conversation, but he only
looks at me sort of reproachful and signs
some more. Then / says, Look a-here,
my love-lorn swain, this is getting to be
too much like funeral round here. 1t $
sure a whole lot wearing on the nerves
to witness your continual grief. If you'll
just say the word I'll get the drop on the
old man and hold him up while you talk
with him quiet and peaceable. 1t amt
no ways likely he'll say bless you, my
Children says, but if you get 1t over
and know the worst, maybe you'll begin
to feel better
Ono USE says Scotty, at amt the
old man I'm afraid Gifts the girl
''Then l begins to see daylight and
gees out and sets on a stump and does
a lot of thinking. The next day I hangs
around and watches the old man till he
rides. off to the range, and then I lopes
over to see Nita. | was sure ratified, not
knowing what to say or how to say It,
but after l d made few leads she be-
gan to see what the game was. Then
had the surprise of my life. When she
grasped the fact that Scotty is just fad
ing away gradual for love of her she be-
gins to lock sorry and thoughtful. and
pretty soon she begins to cry. ! wants
to kick myself then, hard, but she puts
her hand on my arm and says: Frisco,
you've been awful good to me, and |
trust you whole lot / know you
wouldn't be saying this to me If Scotty
wasn't straight. and If he's got anything
to say to me I'll listen Then she drops
down sudden on her knees by a chair
with her head on her arms and cries out,
'Mother-Mother, I want you. Why did
you leave your little gir1?' and I sneaks
out the door on tiptoe with a lump in my
throat that / had to poke down with my
finger to keep from choking, and my
eyes smarting like they was full of pep
per.
"Then I hunts up Scotty and takes that
infant out back of the corral and talks
to him mighty serious and confidential.
It's your play l says to go tell Mia
you love her. and ask her to marry you.
I don't know whether she will or not.
If she won't, it's up to you to take your
grief-stricken countenance back to New
Mexico sudden and simultaneous. II she
will. you want to thank the Lord every
night and morning for giving you one of
! the best women He ecer made, and IL
you don't treat her little better than
any woman's got a right to expect I'll
shoot you so full of holes that you'll look
like milk strainer
"Then Scotty takes off his hat, looking
mighty solemn, and grips my hand and
says. so help me, God, ] always will
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up my gun and proposes to the old man
that we start along, too. First off, he
allows he isn't going, but after I've
reasoned with him for quite a spell, gentle
and earnest, he begins to see the error Of
his ways and after awhile he goes along
quiet and peaceful, splitting out broken
teeth and tallIing-stili talking.
when we got to the house there was
Nita and Scotty waiting for us, and the
minister with his prayer book open ready
to conduct the obsequies. The boys are
all there, too, trying to look careless and
happy. and l escorts the old man to his
corner and stands back of him. where
] can remind him to make his responses
az the proper time, When the minister
gets to Who gives this woman the old
man swallowed hard, but | nudged him
In the spinal column with the muzzle Of
my gun and he speaks up and says L
do real brisk and cheerful.
when the parson gets the diamond
hitch made good and solid, Scotty steps
up to his father-in law and sticks out his
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not to try to be bigger fool than | am
naturally, and sends me down to No
to brand some calves. He sure did look
funny. though, with all his front teeth
gone"
Frisco shook the ashes out of his pipe
and proceeded gravely to refill 1T.
Ibid Kennedy ever become reconeiled
to his son-in-law?' | asked.
'"nhat Just goes to show what queer
thing human nature is he answered
He swears that Scotty is the smartest,
best-looking and honestest man in the
state. and plumb worships them two
kids"
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We are right sure that we
have a suit to your liking and
you'll be surprised when you
learn how much suit excellence
you can get here for a modest
price. Marley & Bauman, 1924
First Ave.
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CHEAP HOLIDAY EXCUR-
SIONS

The Seaboard Air Line Ry.
will sell round trip tickets at
fare and one third plus 25c to
all points in southeastern ter
ritory on Dec. 81, %, %, "a 25
and Dec. 80, 81 and Jan. 1.
Good returning until Jan. 7.
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Not a Good Explanation.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A Chicago woman says her husband
would rather listen to a monograph than
to her conversation.
No doubt the husband can explain by
saying that he Is merely showing a prefer
ence in noise.
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First National Bank of Brminaham,
Alabama.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of this bank for the election of directors
will be held at it's banking house. cor
ner Second avenue and Twentieth street
in the city of Birmingham, on Tuesday
January s, 1907, between the hours of
II a. m. and Il IN. j. ii. BARR
12-7-16-23-1-S Cashier
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 625s.

Department Of the Interior. Land o:
fee At Santa Fe. New Mexico
June II, 1906.
Notice b. hereby given that The
following named settler has flied no
tice Of his intention 20 make fina
proof In support Of his claim. ana
that said proof will be made before
United States Court Commissioner
at Las Vegas, New Mexico. On August
4. 1906. viz: Basiiio Gai!egos. Of Co
raxon. San Miguel county. N. NJ. fol
the W l-2. NE Ia. Sc IL. NE Assess
and 8 W IL. N. ". II, Sec. 10. T
IL. N. r, 90 r.
He names the following witnesse.
TO prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said land. viz.
Demetrio Garcia Of Cuervo, N. NJ.
Gregorio Garcia. Catarino Atencio
Conception Atencio, Of corazon, N
NJ.
MANUEL R. oTERo.
6.63 REGISTER.
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ANNs- g
vGRsAAy cGIgsRArGo

Amsterdam. July it.-For the next
three o. four days the attention OF all
Holland viii be centered In the ccle.
brsti0n II the 2ooth anniversary Of
the birth of Rembrandt, the master
painter. In aii the principal towns
q the hnxdom there IL 10 be some
ut ~ communication. but The most
notable III them takes place al Ley.
den. where Rembrandt vas horn, aud
IN this city. where he worked and
died.
The celebration nj Leyden began
toiay with the unwilling of a hand.
s0tDe br0nre monument N the great
painter. simultaneously shere war
opened . memorial exhibition Of Rem.
brsndt's works.
Ia this city the celebration viii he
ushercd In. tomorrow morning with
the ringing Of church bells. followed
BY . grand. procession past the Rem.
hrsndt monument. Monday there will
be commcmoration services In the
town hall attended by Queen wilhci.
nina and the Prince Sonsort. In the
evening the principal streets will be
Illuminated aud there win be concerts
In the theatres and public parks. An.
other feature Of the celebration In
Amsterdam viii be the dedication OF
memorial tablets On Rembrandt's
grave In the wester-Kerk and on the
house In the Breestraat In which he
died.
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Department Of the Interior. Land OF
fee at Santa Fe. New Mexico. June
I.. 1906.
Notice Is hereby give, that the fol
Tow Ing named settler has filed notice
II his intention to make final proof
In support Of hts claim. and that said
proof will be made before United
States Commissioner. at Las Vegas
New Mexico. on August I, 1906, viz:
Jose urtado Of Coraxon. San Miguel
county. New Mexico. for the 8 IL,
N W IL. 8 w IL N e II, N w II
s n -. Sec. 20, r. is n. R. 90 q.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land, viz;
DamacIo Archuleta OF Las Vegas,
N, NJ: Francisco Urtado, Reymundu
Urtado. Tomas A. Medina, Of Cora,
zon, N. M.
MANUEL oTERo,
$50 Register.
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NOTICE ron euslicArloN.
hsmssass1 Esssy no. sol.

Department o. she iassrsr. Land or
ace n Santa Fe. Nsv Mexico.
June u. isef
Notice b hereby given that the FOL
i~owias+namei settler has aied notiea
of his insen,ion 60 make fnai proof
In support Of his claim. aaa that said
proof siIi bs made before Uaiset
States Court Commissioners. st Las
Vegas. New MEXICO. On August Z
1915. viz: lose Ma. Martinez. o
Tnementins. San Miguel County. Nes
MEXICO. for the z l.. 8 w II. Q !:
q q II. see. -. =. II n. r. % q.
lie names the following witnesses
10 prove his c~ontinuous residence 40
on ana cultivation Of said isad. VIA,
Francisco Ortix. Brauiio viaipando.
feandro Gonzales. Beuigno AnAlla. oil
Of frementins. New Mexico.
MANUEL n. OrERo.
sss Rexister.
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Lebanon. q. July 5.-The camp at
Mt Gretna. n of the SIX summer
camps To be maintained In various
parts Of the country this year for
the practical training Of both the reg.
Mar army and the militia of the sew.
erai states. vas opened today aud
will continue for three months or
more.
The Mt Gretna camp II regarded
ar one OF The most important Of the
ak as II includes the states embodied
la the vast territory known as the
department OF the east, and which
embraces nearly 60 per cent of the
entire citizen snldiery of the country
Gen. Frederick d. Grant. eomman
der Of the department of the east. /,
IN command of the camp and vii
conduct the maneuvers. Thu regula,
troops from the various army
throughout the east win assist In
the trainins Of the state militia. The
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

q. D. ouhsns ssstifiss after four year
q. n. Burhans. Of Carlisle Center
n. Y. writes: "About four years aga
4 wrote You stating that I had been
entirely cured OF a eyere kidney
trouble by taking less than two hot
les Of Fotey's Kidney Cure. Il entire
ty stopped the brick dust sediment
and pain and symptoms 81 kidney
disease disappeared. am glad "a
say that I have never had a return oil
any of those symptoms during the
four years that have elapsed and |
am evidently cured TO stay cured. and
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure to any n suffering from Kid
ney or bladder trouble" Sold by O.
q. Schaefer.
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ma& = sas%r II = sssatY year bat
as@ wtfA sarsase pies All Haa.lSaams
sasss. aasia s1-a Raessesfs ArEa-a
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Best err o. Ulcers. eaKs. BaFns saa
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Despite the fact that he h 70 years
Of age and has served as delegate to
congress from New Mexico, Col.
Francisco perea. father Of 20 children
and grandfather OF over 100 grand
children, thinks that he will never b.
ton old 10 learn and has enrolled him.
self a. a student ut the Rcrnaiiiio
county teachers institute. nov In
session at Albuquerque.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14
AUTHORITIES r,so ctgw-

N Sl
Txn i~pats saeriffs have been sent
n Las IA#aas ~ sheriff Arsnlo 10 fol,
ias ~ tiess ID the case of Pedro Nj
raAai kilsad . seek aga in Aibnaner,
ans. Il sss learned that threats had
hsen made sxainss MirabsI nj 4 halle
% the naxhtpn which h. va killed,
Miss Msnpslisa i4ncera. daughter III
Jose Iuc~fo. of Old Aihuauerque, ksys
that she axneed with MirshsI shst
nigh, and refused To dance With q
stranger. sho@ name she cannot or
sili mol gise. 6he says she afterward
danced again with Mirabsi In prefer.
ence To The stranger and that the re.
iecsed threatened 10 Nm Mirshal
In reseaxe Tor the slight. Thursday
morning The day nffer the murder
tso men sere seen 10 ride though
fns Lnnas With their horses In i
iather and disappesred west. TIE
sttaess ~ho sAu the men u Los In.
mas says he recognized n horse which
he had . n Albuquerque. There
10 little 10 sosk On. but the sheriff Ii
Determined % iet m cieS 20 nntest.
I'd and accordinsiy the deputies we're
sent % Los Innns. The sheriff 10 also
quietly WORKING along other lines and
making every effort possible with the
evide~ee obtainable to apprehend the
guilty man.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
is kennedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. I, expels all cold from the sys'
tenn by acting as 4 cathartie on the
bowels. Keunedy's Laxative Honey
aud Tar Is a certain, safe and harm
less cure for colds, Group and whoop'
ing cough. X
For sale at Center Block+Depo'
Drug Store and Winters Drug Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

when Maxim. the famous gun in
rensor. placed bis sun before q CON
mltsee ~ judges. he stated its carry.
Ing power 10 be much bcios shat nd
felt sure the gun would accomplish
The result Of the trial vas therefore
a great surprise. instead of disap
pcintment. Il ID the same With the
manufacturers Of chamberlsinis Cole
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The,
do not publicly boast Of an this rem
edy viii accomplish. but prefer 10 lei
the users make the statements. whsl
they do claim. Il that Il win positivei,
cure disrrhoss. dysentery. pains n
the stomach and bowels aud hsi
never been known to fail. For sail
by nh druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Captain John Y. Fullerton Of the
Rangers. has returned TO Socorro
from a visit to Albuquerque. says the
chieftaiu. aud says that the troubles
IN the Ethel Ranch & Cattle company.
for which he a recently appointed
receiver. have been practically set.
tied. J. o. Nabodrs becomes the sole
owner Of the company's holdings.
worth $4,000.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

a ssoahles 10 eouaesa siah. seraas
fnusa a sawpsa fiTss ara kA~ksaas
fox~ls. nasess gsa asx1ea sAs@ %
heir pcos~~ action Win ~. kaasi
Nsx Life Pms: ~ psesssatsss az
mast effective enre far Ga1sslgataea
They ps~sens Ansesdaeitis aai tas
10 The systsza. &c 81 MI druggists
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c. Y s~cHoo1nousg-

leks 4 I~axAila Il Irala1a sAs
sssrdsd th~ roasfast fs fh~ eonv
3rarxlsa " n ssssss sdaisaea - ~
sek1na koase Ia Gasstoa. n. n. Tss
s~s s3dnsaa siis cossiss af shrsx
r1sns 4nd MI ~ nazae steam beat
"a. tk~ sssatr1<s fss saieA siii b. III
isa~r -. ArrAR~sss l. n. xnd Mm
R>pps q LIS gs<.s aad Triaidaa
Ars ~ pizas f1s the nes kniadinx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

AT u meeting Of the citizens recent
~. the following were selected as 40
executive committee to take charge
Of the Pennington Fair and Fruit car
nival this fall: A.. NJ. Edwards. =,
c. Hubbard. n q. Raft. A. NJ. Anne
den. e, u. Stirers. W. NJ. Danburg and
William Butler.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

manensers VIII In many respects par.
take of the features Of the United
States army maneuvers formerly
held al Manassas. Va. Rifle. cannon
and earbine practice will receive
more than usual attention and the
state rifle range will be used for that
purpose.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

During the summer kidney irregu
~larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being oyerheated. At
tend TO the kidneys at once by usina
foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by o. G
Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

Alfred Hedges and Il. r. Westaby
are %uncovering a fine lead, thirty feet
wide Of free milling ore on the Willard
near Red River and are driving a tun'
mel to cut the lead.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

n< SANTA p ssss Mexaean ssss:
I'm r~Ady u ~ k.ked NO. HsEe Ii
nj nn~@nisnssAt. sid = snunx nssn
% 8spe1tnl~na~st Arshar Treaford. n
- territorial p~~aissasiaFy. + dit
nj reed N .ffsaer 10 bring me n
pstsaa.-
Tke eaasirx Ia question Sxs n,
Neetk~siin n rost4iss. ased 81 years.
xho ~ convicted a the larceny n:
i hosse and a r~csssing stolen prop
srts. His sentsnrs II fur thrss
pears
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

j. p. Riaker has opened a large vein
Of good ore on the Dunbury, In Rio
Arriba county and Ii again working a
single shift,
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TERRITORIAL NEWS

sAs., sssssssss IT tire terasury. sn
she sstsss sl1s sA~ aaak had f@~a d
ssgnases - REPOSITORY for govern
nsas fasas y Tie extent u sysasa
IT, FsEss Nssassi l. sss foarh Ar
Haa haak . - made . repository sos
xos~snzassi funds. the osh~rs. h~ins
aorased IN fsnraix. Prescott and Tue
so. re susoa q she secretary ii
tae Irsssary - Designating u Risess
taas 10 m koaor fo~ me eisy a Vel
o. tsE she bsnk AhicA vas rhosen
xna she sffsasis u the institution
are hisfiy xrsiified.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

The comanche Consolidated Copper
Mining company Is sinking 100 feet
on It's mine ON the cuchiiios. a con.
siderable force Of men being employ.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-14

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