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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
EMERSON INSTITUTE,
Winslow Hoxton Randolph, Principal
and Proprietor.

Among the educational landmarks Of
Washington Is the Emerson Institute
for Boys, on Fourteenth street north
1852. this school is the surviving pioneer
school. which started out with the aim
of awakening the minds OF the boys Of
Washington TO the meaning and oppor-
tunities for development offered by col
Iege training There is no university or
college east OF the Mississippi but has
among its alumni men whose minds as
boys were turned by Emerson Institute
TO a college career. 1t numbers among
it's graduates the leading business men
of the Capital, and men high in the az
fairs OF their respective States; while
the army aud navy have its alumni dis
tributed all the way from the junior
grades TO general officers.
No school in the country has better
record of good works, and of rome can
il be better said by their fruits ye
shall know them" The principle IN
deriving its success has been and IS
teach the individual boy" Thus 1t has
been able to reach the backward boy
and thus its average result has been
high.
.Of all the private schools in the city
il is the most accessible A single fare
viii bring from every point in the Dis
trict direct TO the schools doors. while
its situation directly opposite Frank
lin square. and only two blocks from
Lafayette square. make II within ten
minutes walk Of more than fifty hotels
and apartment houses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
KINGS DRUG STORE,
1917 | STREET N. W.

Kings Drug Store at 1911 streat. on
the corner of Vermont avenue, is one Of
the landmarks in Washington. II has
been occupied by the King family for
the past three-quarters OF "A century.
II was originally a frst-class grocery
store. The present proprietor, Mr.. w.
T. Nj. King. who has personally con-
Quoted the drug store for years. has
made il one OF the most popular in all
Washington. Mr.. King carries n very
complete stock, and TN every respect
his place deserves the patronage receiv-
ed He is prominent in secret order
work and in social life
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
ToLMAN'S LOAN OFFICE.

The pioneer establishment, where peo-
pie can secure liberal loans on their
salaries is that of d. II, Tolman. room
bo6 Cnrcoran Building. Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
MIR. Tolman has been in business in
Washington for the past eight years
and his local managers are popular and
accommodating.
The fact that Mr. TOIman does a
similar business in fifty-two other large
cities throughout the United States. Is
an evidence of his fair treatment and
liberal terms
II never takes more than twenty-four
hours To look YOU up, after which loans
are promptly made Give Tolman a
trial and be convinced
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
A. S. CAYW00D, REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE

Mr.. Caywood commenced business in
1853, and has been very successful in
Collecting Rents,
Selling and insuring property, renting
and all that pertains 10 his line Of bust
ness. He has large lists of property for
rent. as well as many renters lie Is
located at 923 Ninth street northwest. on
the ground floor OF the Frederick His
telephone cali is 10 Mr.. Caywood main
tains a branch Office at Herndon. Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
Bros.
EstabIis he'd 1880.
Property Bought, Sold,
and Exchanged.
A1nrau IN nan
Money TO Loan.

NtVH$y ~ A<NSAss
PRICE. $50 coo.
house on leth 81. nv. near II: thor
ouEhiy up 10 date, with nne stable ali
modern improvements; large lot
INSURANCE WRITTEN IN ALL rs
BRANCHES
PRICE. s2O.ooo.
On 18th St. near L; 10 rooms and hath:
furnace heat suitable for a DOCTOR large
lot.
PRICE. SI5.ooO.
on Massachusetts ave. extended. a dou-
bic colonial house, with large back yard
all modern Improvements. This is an e.
csptioaal bargain
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND
SMALL SUMS.
PRICE. sIz.Ooo.
A desirable house, used for Offices, on F
St. between 6th and TIN nv; good invest
menL This is a bargain.
PRICE. s1O.50O.
A magnificent house on the corner of
18th and Lamont SITS; 10 rooms and two
baths; hot-water heat; nice back yard.
This is very cheap property.
ARE YOUR PROPERTIES WELL
MANAGED?
PRICE. 50, 500.
Residence on New Hampshire ave. nv; Il
rooms; two baths furnace heat; lot 20xl00
Fine location.
PRICE. $500.
on II ST.. near 2lst NV. a very fine house
OF 10 rooms and bath; side light; very
large lot adjoining. This property is suit
able for an apartment house.
FOR RESULTS LIST YOUR PROPERTY
WITH US.
PRICE, 5000
4 very fine house on 18th St, between
ana sts.; 10 rooms and bath: furnace
heat This is most reasonable bargain
PRICE. 5000.
4 10-room press-brick house. two baths.
on 18th st. near NJ NV; IN hne condition
This property is suitable for remodeling
into an apartment None cheaper il Wash
ington.
PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION.
PRICE. IS. 500
on 2Sd st, nssr ~ NV; a splendid 9
room and bath white brick ali modern
improve lnents.
PRICE. s4.5oe
press-brick house rooms and oath;
large back yard; hack porches; thoroughly
rernodeied; on St. near 22d NV.
FIRST-TRUsT INVESTMENT SECURITIES
FOR SALE.
on B St. near sth ne, six room brick
and bath; rents for s25 per month,
PRICE, s.. SOC
Three small slx-room houses; water and
sewer; rent for $3.50 each.
WRITE FOR LIST OF INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.
Bros.
Twenty Years Experience.
Real Estate, Loans, and
Insurance Brokers
1857 Pa. Ave. N. W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
B0YcE'S NURSERY STUDIO,
1925 r STREET N. w.

is one OF the hrms Of which Washing
ton can well feel proud. At great ex-
pense Mr.. Boyce has fitted out a Studio
that instantly pleases the childish fancy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
The MT. VERNON CIGAR
AND MAGAZINE STORE

Nj. Roland Wallace has the most at
tractive cigar. magazine and news store
In Washington, situated at $50 Ninth
street northwest. next door TO New York
avenue. and under the Mt. Vernon
Apartment House.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
j. B. WINNER
1901 q Street, Offers

Following special opportunities:
Dwelling 1921 18th. corner. Price. ia 500
Dwelling 17ls Oregon ave Price. ss. 500
Dwelling 2ll7 Bancroft. Price. s14 600
Dwelling 2ol9 18TH corner. Price. $40 coo
Dwelling 1916 \. j. ave, double "a 5oo
Dwelling 2lsS lie Roy place. Price. SO sn9
Business 7JS 18th st. Price. .slg. O,a
(AbOVe viii eXchange)
Beautiful lexington homes, s4.oOo IN
$500.
Handsome corner lexington lots Aoo
TO $50 foot.
Bond lots. highest IN District Of CoIum-
bia, 800 to $4,000.
Five acres, house and barn, in District
OF Columbia. 5000.
Connecticut Avenue Heights lots .,
IT. fronts. handsomest in city. 5000 to
5000.
Washington Heights lot (worth sIOo).
soc foot
New Hampshire ave. near n ST.. soft.
front. for $1,000
Kalorama ave. near 18th St. lift.
front. for S275e.
Several especially attractive large and
small residences in the best parts N w
city, built for homes. on easy terms.
j. B. winner
Real Estate 1901 Ct St.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
THE CAPITAL CITY
BENEFIT SOCIETY
A Sound Institution That Has Pro-
crossed Rapidly in a Compare
lively Short Time.

The Capital City Benefit Society is
troubled neither by investigation nor
high finance. for its record Of eighteen
years of successful business has been
from every point of view
This old and reliable society was estab-
Iished in washington in 1887 and it has
constantly grown in Importance and in
the confidence of the people.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
John SCriVener
Real Estate
Broker

Equity Building, s1s go Street \. W.
SALES. RENTS, LOANS, INSURANCE
Special attention 20 the collection Of
rents and sale or investment proper
ties.
Estates Carefully Managed.
Loans at Lowest Rates.
Insurance Placed in Rest Companies.
Rents Promptly Collected and Promptly
Remifted &c Owners.
The rapid growth OF our business IL
evidence that our services please
others.
We Are Sure We Can Please You.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28

Among the progressive Real Estate
Brokers OF this city is Mr..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28
Great Benefits at Small Cost.

II is here that the Capital City Rene
1T Society comes in as a great relief.
The payments are small. something that
every man and woman could easily pay,
and the benefit it might be to a family
cannot De oVerestimated. In these days
of SO much competition il is a relief
get into a company. such as the one
conducted at 45s Louisiana avenue
when YOU know just where your money
goes and what results you are TO get.
Remember, when you are a member OF
this society. you are insured In the
Oldest. tie largest. the strongest, and
best II ere is to be had. See our agents.
write or. better still. call at the office
and learn what this society has done
and is doing today for its thousands Of
members
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28

unimDeachable from every point of view
This old and reliable society was estab
ushea in washington in 1857 and it has
constantly grown in Importance and in
the confidence OF the people.
Officers of the Company.
The officers of the society are All men
OF high standing ia the financial world
OF Washington and have the best repu-
tation In all walks OF life. The presi-
dent of the society is Judge Arson s.
TaylGr. and the other officers are as
follows:
Samuel II. Walker, vice president and
secretary: b. b. WhaIen. manager: John
r, Taylor, attorney. The directors are
the above named officers together with
John y. Walker. Arthur 3. Walker. and
ID. ID. Walker. Dr. William r. GIL il
medical examiner.
These gentlemen have been connected
with the organization almost since it
began business. 1t was incorporated
under the laws OF the District OF Column
bia on September q. 1851
Plans and Objects of Society.
The object of the society is 10 pay
benefits Tor sickness. accidents aud
death In the eighteen years they have
been doing business they have paid to
members more than $20o. 600. and the as
sets or the society are over $40 900 with
no unpaid liabilities. The society is
conservatively managed. affoFding an
excellent protection against sickness.
disability resulting from accident. and
sn insurance feature in case of death.
fl is run upon a simple plan. and the
assured gets large insurance for a small
outlay II is an assessment company.
but the assessment Is one which never
car be increased. according to the terms
Of the contract and the guarantee OF
the officers of the society.
ANY person In good health between
the ages of six and sixty are eligible
for membership. and no distinction OF
color. race. or sex IS made.
Benefits and Assessments.
The sick and accident benefits vary
according 10 age and amount OF assess
ment paid. from $3.50 10 $500 per week.
The cost is very low considering the
protection afforded The society pays
benefits for fifteen weeks per year
case OF accident. The cost only amounts
TO from s. cents 10 81 % per month. and,
besides. the assured has the benefit of the
insurance feature. for in case OF death.
the society pays from $50 TO 500 Tie
object Of the society Is not TO fully re-
imburse a person for lost salary on &C
count of disability as It's name implies.
l. serves as a benefit TO keep him on
his feet and 10 pay for medicines and
doctors bulls during his inability to earn
the means Ia do SO. The death benefit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-28

c. 3. HAZARD CO.
Real Estate. Loans. and Investments,
I417 F Street NV,
Washington. ID. c.
Cffce Phone. Main 1129.
Residence Phone, Takoma 472.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30
THE INTERESTS or LAS VEGAS

Some Las vegans may be inclined
to give O. A, larraxolo a compli,
mentary vote because he lives In the
community. Every las vegan who
does 80. however, will be voting
against the interests Of the city.
A word to such voters, n there are
any. DO you really thing there Is
any chance OF the election OF Mr..
%l.arrazoIo? Suppose he e r elect
ed. what could he. an opponent OF
the policy of the president, and on
ponent of the majority In both hons,
es of congress-, do to advance the In
terests OF this community" Nothing.
absolutely nothing.
Can Mr., Andrews do anything for
Las Vegas? Look at his record. He
has secured more legislation for
New Mexico than any other delegate
who ever went to congress-. He has
shown that he Is backed by the
Pennsylvania and New York and
Ohio delegations In congress-. When
he secured an appropriation for a
public building In Albuquerque after
the appropriation measure had beep
prepared and Aibuauerque had been
left out, he did what scores OF SEN
ators and representatives failed to
do for cities In their states, = ,
That Mir, Andrews can secure snch
an appropriation Tor Las Vegas Is
certain. We are not inclined to say
that he win not use every effort tn
advance the interests Of Las Vegas
regardless Of what vote may be Civ
EN- him In this community. sim,
that mar who does not appreciate
warn friendship and hearty support
is not of the fibre of which human
beings are made. Let las Vegas
come TO the front with a roasing
majority for MIR. Andrews and he
cannot help feeling more inclined to
work With all his power for what
ever Las Vegas wants.
A government building for Las
Vegas means everything for the
community. II the initial and
necessary step toward the settle
ment OF the old troubles that have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

axsn~ LA KeExs. mansn fasuFxa ~ eli
fh~ esslsx ~ towns af Nsw Msaaca
D. mAamEw. aaaaEe hmKsm shma eam sse#
Ae tad IN In al GA@ m0s1 Eaaal IN
EsaEaaaes shss Las gegas s98 = suE~
egmnaens haaaalngm There In 0nay
on@ man Who CO eea in taF ~ Thma
- IN n@aeE.te AnaEsms u wiia
- tie helgash 81 folIy Tor ~. In the
fAne ~ sGch conditions. 10 gage our
respected feAaas to@nsman. AE. Lar
saaaao. she hsneGIa a . compliment
AIRY vote ~ III the people tn Sew
Mexico. we ran lsmst affnEa To vote
fnF LaFEa10io.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Attorney A. 4 Jones ID home.
testing and attending ao personal
t'ssiness Tor n few days. after tAEes
weesa hard work I'm the interests
Ut AH. LaTFaxnaofs e~anaidaey. The
s~sntsenasn expresses himself opaim-
IE;'esIiy. as was 10 be expected. lie
says that Mr., iarra1olo has been 70
ssived sith enthusiasm In every city
ara town be- has visited and that he
has son goldea opinions from every.
enc. And furthermore. Mr.. ionea
says Mr.. IaFraxolo In solmg 90 o.
elected.
u may be that Mr. Jones and his
ts.ends have put so much ginger Into
tL"ir campaign that they have real.
- worked Themselves up 10 sueh 6
ditch of enthusiasm that they reall,
heiisye their candidate has sosae
show. Mr.. Jones and other members
af the party have undoubtedly
worked A. though they meant II.
There In no chance for the eiact:on
n Mr.. Larrazolo. but bis party is
fortunate In having men who viii
put aside important business and get
out and work m earnestly a. though
they were not engaged In vhs' 10
several degrees less than q iorlorn
hope.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30
NOT IN coop FAiTA

We are sorry to be forced 10 the
conclusion that . able Spanish
contemporary. La Voc del Pueblo. IL
not acting In the best of faith In Its
Treatment d questions concerning
the Las Vegas grant. AN Is fair In
love and war;" we are told, and It
may be that all Is fair in politics.
also, We are willing TO let 1t ~ at
tina, and forgive. La Voc for It's lack
of frankness. when II believes such n
course will serve 10 bolster up a
hopeless political. cause.
Last Mondey We placed the grant
issue 20 plainly before La VOC that
h could not be misunderstood. W"
issued Il challenge SO direct that IL
could not be d~isregaFded or evaded
without an admission OF defeat,
La voz had advanced the legal
opinion that the people living on the
Las Vegas grant had the right to
elect their own trustees and admin.
lister the affairs Of the grant them.
selves.
We asserted that the Las Vegas
grant was a trust and that as such
trust. without EXPRESS TRUSTEES, \;
came within the jurisdiction of the
eqni,y courts, We asked La Voc to
investigate this matter, We asked
1t TO look mp authorities and Chal.
leneed II to find a single lawyer
who would dare take a contrary op.
inion, II YOU are sincere in your
agtation. We said, You will do this,
and II you find that our position Is
correct. You will support II.
by falling 10 answer "a challenge
la Voc admits the correctness of
ouf position. IL every lawyer In the
land. every court. every authority.
declares that the administration Of
the Las Vegas grant is vested in the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30


xssaHsK~ 49, nmaKa asM@ Easak eT IT,
astiEmee u akat narex. whAeA. aftes
AaFsmx haa ths lssa~ hsUaxhs o.
caaaFlY Aonas ahaa IN camHot he @~
eapea IN seeka to Grade she Esaa
issae nd persuade p~apse who hare
not haA the opportunity 10 iat0Fsn
s~hennSeasex thsa shey aaa MT The
eoaFt hare the psswes.
- sux Ig.asres th~ atnsse" eA4sl
iamge and tails tn saeh gatassTing
geneEallsass NJ this: Right gusern'
meat h he foundation saone u the
system u government under which
30 LSs. Car RneEogasas~- asaAo@
ang The spirit ~ the American ooa,
ssitasiou. h not limited TO the elee,
tinn of territorial and county ogfic-
lais. hma touches NH sach public
matters a. eoneeEns the people. oae
~ these being the management u
the Ia Vegas grant by Tho peor
pie"
Hssn, Now listen to another one:
In the matter ~ the government Ut
The Ina VEGAS grant. the republican
party has put the peaple 10 the atti.
|tude II desRensed. minors and bank.
rupsm"
EI gata In rapidly emerging from
the hag, IASienA further; The
Pdweilers on the La Vegas grant nor
have an opportunity 10 make tiasar
votes count for the candidates Who
have promised 10 work for the re-
turn 10 them Of the grand patrimony
thai 10 heanw despoiled by n Clique
II spectators This paper IL bouni
10 indicate 10 the people their only
salvation. u they neglect the op
poF.unlty. the guilt will be theirs.
It's all a. clear a. the sun On !
bright MONDAY. The editor Of 10
vox IN q man 0f keen Intelligence.
discriminating mind. and fertile re-.
source. lie cannot fall 20 under,
stand the status Ut the Las Vegas
grant. We show him that according
to the uniform authority % our high.
est courts for hundreds u years the
WfaA N0MN anSxNNM NxA4@f &s4ExxEsNwfwW
such q trust a. the Las Vegas grant,
But. he with his paper that reaches
an ~aufssnee We cannot reach. liz.
nuses this point and says ~ the
jewellers on the grant whom he wish.
es 10 get a halter on: The republI
ean party classes sou with crazy
folk aud minors. Your sole chance
Of salvation lies In voting for the
candidates who have promised 10
wrest frnm the our and return 10
yyu this grand p~atrimony."
This In the worst type OF demogo-
query. After the election We will
hear no % Ut the euormity Of
having the courts administer the
laws instead Of having the people
take the laws into their own hands
but In the mean time. how IL such
a position as that taken by La Voc
going to strike the voters of the
community who do understand the
true situation aud who deeply regret
the attempt to stir up the people to
n strife that viii work ruin, which
can accomplish nothing but injury.
when the status Of the thing to be
made the bone of contention Is as
we'll settled as the laws of our land
can settle Il.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

og the drawbridgs over the Thor
oaghfaFe. where the recent horrible
disaster took place we're higher
thar the bridge, that there was no
guard rail ON the bridge to prevent
cars that jumped the track from 60
ing over into the swift stream. and
more 10 the same effect--if these
officials. We say. had had the fore
thought TO make these learned OBJ
scrvations before the accident which
caused the loss 0f scores Of lives had
taken place: the people would enter
tain a much higher respect for them
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Hon Chas. A, Spiess Is recogniz.
ed as QUE Of the ablest lawyers, the
b~tainiest men and the most depand'
able law <makers> In the territory. To
the recognition of his ability, adj his
deserved popularity, aud yoa viii Sc.
cure 6 considerable fraction OF the
REASON that viii explain the si'" of
the majority he will get ut tre polls
aext Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

II the penpie Of San Miguel county
will stop 60 consider the matter.
they will remember much OF great
advantage TO San Miguel county that
has been accomplished In past 'egis-
latures by Hon. Jas. s, Duncan. Mr..
Duncan knows san Miguel county
and her needs as well ms any man
In II and he should be given a rous.
ing majority BY her people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Let 1t be remembered by the repub-
lieens of precinct 20. who were Civ.
en- an object lesson on the import
ance of a strong delegation during
the last county convention, that the
number OF delegates We shall be en-
titled TO send to the next county
county convention will be dependent
upon the number of votes cast this
fall for Delegate Andrews,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

The republican ticket Of San MI.
grer county L. made up Of first class
men. You can afford to vote il
straight aud IT you are a good re-
publican and have the interests OF
the county and city al heart, Won
wiz do 81.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

II would he easy to say good words
FIR Cieofes Romero. the republican
candidate for sheriff. But romero
il so sure OF election by q tr"mcn.
DIS majority that he needs hut%irv
In The a of good words.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Again we say 10 the warning re-.
publicans Of H~ernaliilo county thai
In their family row. they are n dar'
ger of forgetting 10 work for the
Gee of the head OF the ticket.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

The Kansas City Star says thar
the Presbyterians, Methodists and
Congresatiouafists are planning 70
unite with the church Of Canada. II
Is true that the three denominations
have agreed upon a basis of. union.
but there Is no church OF Canada.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

No one would really have taken
much exception TO what Joe BAILEY
did had he not posed as such an In.
vinCible enemy to the corporations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

A vote for Delegate Andrews
means a vote for a public building
In Las Vegas. Don't lot that escape
you.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30
81. Louis Wool

81. Louis Wool
81. Louis. Oct. 30.-Woof. steady.
Territory aud western mediums. 2sGf
81: fine mediums, lSu?f: fine ifa9
lG.
Chicago livestock
Chicago. Oct. 30.-Cattie: Receipts
"a, 900.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Many friends In the territory sin
cerely regret the death of Carl NJ.
Bird. the efficient clerk Of court for
the fifth district.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

II Is hard to make the public be-
iieye that The faster the train the
more deadly the wreck" Is not a
true saying.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

Font fail 10 see that your name II
In the registration books. Trust
anne See 20 the matter yours"F.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

October must he the best loved
son Of the year. since he riots In a
coat Of many e0lors,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

New Mexico should give a big MA
Iority for tOint statehood.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-30

II those inspectors and other Of,
ficials who are now so glibly ex-
planning that the tracks at the ends