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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
APPROXIMATIONS
R. G. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Business
,e : Report.

-
NEW YORK; May 19.-R. G. Dun Il
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Higher temperature accelerates the
movement of seasonable merchandise
and improves agricultural conditions
except Where, the precipitation has
been insufficient The season was
somewhat backward on the farms un-
til this week. but lost ground is being
regained, although the scarcity of la
Dor delays operations.
Manufacturing returns indicate few
strikes and little idle machinery, some
sections of the iron and steel industry
having secured contracts covering out
put more than a year ahead. and ship
ments of footwear from Boston are
surprising all records. while the tex
tile mills operate freely n~otwithstand-
ing the high prices for raw materials.
Commercial failures for the week
were 211 against 200 last week, 2l2
the preceding week and 234 the CORE
spending week last year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
ANARCHIST is
GIVEN LIBERTY
Berkman, Who Tried to Kill H. c.
Prick, Leaves Prison Million
aires Home Guarded.

P~ITTSBURG, May 10. = Alexander
Berkman, who made an attempt on the
life of Henry Clay Prick during the
great steel strike at Homestead, Pa, in
1892. was released from prison, having
served thirteen years in the Western
penitentiary and one year in the Allie
gheny workhouse. Berkman was SEN
fenced to serve twentyIhree years inn
prisonment, but earned a communication
of sentence by good behavior which
reduced his term to fourteen years. ~
Deputy Superintendent Johnson 81
the Allegheny police department ana
three Pittsburg detectives met BefK-
man upon his release and notified MN
to leave the city at once. He replied
that it would be a pleasure to comply
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

bEhNMAN > al AVN Wv
with their wishes and he would take
his departure for st. Louis on the first
train.
1t is said that plans to keep him I'M
der surveillance have been carefully
worked out and that he will be CON
stantly Swallowed by private detectives
in the employ of Mr.. Frick.
Mr.. Tricks hope at $40 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York, will be guarded night
and day. Throughout the fourteen
years since Berkman shot him Mr..
Frick has been in constant fear of an
archists, and now that his arch en-
envy is free this fear has been in
creased. Nothing will be taken for
granted. and if Mr.. Prick is again the
object of a murderous attack he will
have about him every safeguard that
money ean buy.
The deed for which Berkman paid
the penalty of fourteen years in pris-
on startled the country when commit
ted.
Berkman at the trial. after Mr.. Fricl
had recovered sufficiently to appear
against him, said that he came to Pitts
burg for the purpose of killing Mr..
Frick because he was an enemy to the
labor men. He said he was both an
anarchist and Il nihilist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
CRY BRIEFS
1OOoOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO

The repairing of the macadam
about the park is nearly completed.
The front of the Boston contec-
tionery store on Smith street is IN
painters hands. .
+Excavating for the paving OF
Madison avenue north Of Smith street
was begun yesterday.
The authorities have been COM
plained to regarding water running
over the sidewalk near the corner OF
New. Brunswick avenue and Elm
street.
Compliant has been made to the
police of the manner of bathing by
bows off Merritt's dock, foot of Fay
cite street.
CONTRACTOR Edward Peters, of
Gordon street, has some repair work
to do for DIR. f. c. Henry, of State
street.
-Donehue & Leavy, of New
Brunswick avenue, are making a
number of repairs to the house own
ed by ID. Wolff, in Smith street. They
are also putting a fence around the
rear property of the Perth Amboy
Trust Company.
THE terrace in front of the Pres
byterian church is being re-sodded
by the city. 1t was torn and cut up
greatly by the crowds on Washing
TONS Birthday upon the occasion OF
the late mayors funeral.
The Nicilet, in the F1oersch
building, 172 Smith street, will open
this afternoon. Plans have been
made for a first class entertainment.
A large covered power boat,
Minnie j., built for W.. w. Walters
by p. Peterson and containing a six
horsepower engine, was given its
trial Yesterday afternoon.
-Loeser's Excelsior Grove at
Maurer opens for the season tonight.
IN. Shangold's new store at 125
Smith s~treet-opens today with a fine
line of everything pertaining to foot
wear.
-Patrolman Tonnesen had his
monthly night off duty last night.
Police Sergeant Clarkson Dun
ham was off duty yesterday,
Ralph Seaman and Howard Jer-
nee have bought Fred Walters cabin
power boat, Peggy w.
The iron steps on the lighthouse
are twisted or bent at the bottom
near the water mark, evidently hav
ing been brushed against by a boat.
"A photograph gallery has beef
opened in the Cook row on Smtil
street.
The recorder had a session o
court last night.
An awning is being put up a
the Progress liquor store.
In the Eastern League Bait
more and Toronto did not play yes
terday because of wet grounds, an
Buffalo took the lead from Newar
by beating the latter team.
A game has been booked be
tween the R%aritans and the Sibley
Pitman team for June 2.
AN agent of the J.. w. Wilbu
Land Company will be on the trac
of the company at Fords tomorrow
to sell the few remaining lots LEI
from last weeks sales.
A large crowd is expected at tn
opening at Losers Excelsior Grove
The regular Saturday nigh
dance will be held in Wilder Must
Hall tonight.
A foreigner employed at tn
American Smelling & Refining Work
was taken to the hospital last nigh
suffering with burns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
Oar in the e

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 10
Trolley car No. 459, on its way from
South River to this city Thursday af-
ternoon about 3 O'Clock, jumped the
track beyond Midtown, crashed into
a telegraph pole, breaking it, and
then stuck its lose into a hill and
plowed up a portion of the field.
There were about fifteen passen-
gers on the car, all men, and they
were somewhat shaken up, but no
one was injured. The car completely
left the tracks. 1t was not badly
damaged.
Passengers say that the car was
not going at any unusual speed at
the time of the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
MOVEMENT GROWS.
People of Burlington Gets Busy in
Colby Cause.

EDGEWATER PARK, May 10
The Colby movement in Burlington
county was given fresh impetus last
night when the committee appointed
at a meeting held at the residence OF
General E. Burd Grub last week
for the purpose of taking preliminary
steps toward a permanent organiza-
ton met at the home of the general
and reported
Former Assemblyman George G
White, of New Egypt, one of the
stropgestlfmenlin politics among the
agriculturists and a vigorous fighter
of the machine, strongly advocated
the new movement.
Former Mayor Ellsworth S. AID.
ans, of Beverly, was secretary of the
session.. Mr.. Adams is wen known
through gNth Seounty and has made
two strong but unsuccessful fights
for assembly. Chester, Beverly AND
Palmyra townships were represented
by Stokes, of Moorestown; Commit
teeman William Holt, of Delanco
andnLawyer Simpkins, of Palmyra
respeGkh91y Former Senator viii
liam Ii. RapANNis also a strong factor
ThA meekng lasted till midnight
Genet hf4GrHAb was chosen president
a nameWforsthe organization and
dra9k Id Declaration Of principle
discussed. Which will be submitted u
the general meeting TO be held Tues
day night next, when Senator Cob!
and George l.. Record will be presen
to discuss the situation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
Received CaneeIIed Cheek.

j. p. Holm, who rs told In the
NEWS, SEN his check for 500 to
Mayor Schmidt, of SanFrancisco, as
soon as he heard of the great earth
quake and fire, has received he n
ceIled check again. 1t shows that the
money was received and turned over
to ex-Mayor Phelan, who was chair-
man of the relief committee. The
check was countersigned by >. M
Terry, cashier of the relief.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
Three Towns Reported Destroyed.

DETROIT, Mich, May 19.-Frag-
mentary reports from Escanaba and
Gladstone. Mich. state that a disas-
trous forest fire is raging in the upper
peninsula in the neighborhood of the
two cities mentioned. 1t is reported
that three towns have been destroyed,
that thirty square miles of territory
have been devastated and that several
persons have been burned to death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
YOUNG MEMS Literary.

The Young Mems Literary Society,
of the PRESBYTERIAN church, will meet
tonight. A debate will be held and
speaking will also be enjoyed. Plans
will be completed for the closing de-
hate between sides Of three members
each on May 20 in the chapel and fof
the banquet to end the season. The
banquet committee is composed Of
John Peterson, Edgar Mullen ano
Raymond Comings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
Ice Trust chiefs indicted.

CLEVELAND, O., May 49, The grand
jury returned indictments against
President Harry Noryell and thirteen
directors of the City Ice Delivery com
pany. known locally rs the Ice trust.
on the charge of violating the Valen-
tine antitrust law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
Northern wisconsin Fire swept.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 19.-For-
est fires are raging in northern Wiscon-
sin. Stanley, Chippewa county, Wis.
with 5000 inhabitants, is reported to
be in flames, The village of Auburn
dale, Wood county, was swept by fire,
which started in a lumber yard, de-
stroying property valued at 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

"Other things (such as publicity
being equal" if you have the right
people (such as want ads. will find
for you) working for you-you will
prosper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
election Frauds In cuba.

HAVANA, May 19.-0n the eve Of
Independence day, which also will be
the occasion of President Palma's see
ond inauguration, the Liberal party has
issued a manifesto charging many
members with being elected by coer-
cion, fraud and force.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

Like our shadows, our wishes
lengthen as our SUI declines"
Through want advertising we may
get a long wish" as easily as a short
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

Why buy two newspapers when
one cent buys the NEWS which con-
tains as much as both?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
At WORK IN virgInia.

The Grouse Construction Company
of this city, which has recently awar-
ded a large contract for laying a pipe
line on the river bottom at Rich
mond.a va. seat a number of me to
that city this morning. More will
leave hire l,ondGy morning. }. *
Jensen Is to look after the work fol-
the Grouse people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

"In prosperity perpare for a change
in adversely hope for one" In
either case, advertising will make 1t
q change for the better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO.

Is a depositorv for the funds Of the State OF
New Jersey, the County of Middlesex, and IS
also a depository for the municipal funds OF The
CITY of Perth AmbOy. 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19

Want advs, easily found in the
NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-19
rnr nnAn rn -PRospERITY

THE ROAD TO PROSfEklIf
Is broadly marked, the foreground reads thus:
..The Habit Of Sa~ving''-tons of PROOF, not n
ounce. to the contrary. How TO saver Wen,
saving pennies, nickles and dimes is not 4ara:
10 dimes 81 .0J Bring the dollar here am our
explanation of interest and its constantly in
oreasing advantages win prompt you TO save
dollars dollars make hundreds hundreds make
thousands, andthere you are.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
manage Your husband CaetfulIy
BY MARGARET E. sANGSTER

and that the house should be kept by
Mary. He should not find holes i'm his
socks. nor rips in his gloves He
should not always be compelled TO stop
at tailor's If button is loose on his
coat The wife who habitually looks
after the little daily comforts of her
husband in the matters that do not
show will be more successful in those
larger affairs that require the manage
ment than will her neighbOr whose hus-
band suffers from trivial negIects.
If a man has preferences as to the
table, preferring poached eggs to fried.
and underdone beef to a roast baked to
rags. these matters should not be left
to a cook. They are not beneath a
wife's supervision.
The word management savors of
something sinister I wish to guard
its meaning, as It touches the recipro-
cal interests Of husband and wife 1t
should never be used to a low, sordid
or unkind end. 4 husband who had
lived nearly Forty years in unalloyed
bliss with the wife OF his youth looked
after her one day with a smile. as she
left the room; and then, turning to a
kinswoman, said: "She is a darling
and I know how to manage her" The
little lady was one who needed gentle
management. and it was her great
good fortune to have given her heart
ana mana 10 man WHO UNDERSTOOD
this and knew how to practice man
agement with tenderness.
Elizabeth Browning, speaking of her
husband, said: "I know his every
thought. I live inside his heart" 1t
is living inside a mans heart and
knowing his every thought that makes
perfect, beautiful and ever-enduTing
the gentle management Of a good
wife.
Copyright, 1906, by Joseph B. Bowles.)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

Copyright, 1906, by Joseph B. Bowles)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
DAINTY THINGS N mess FINDING flYol N
the EAST wnERf BLACK and WHITE IS POPULAR
Dssgas IN Rngs and Das Dsaee On White Foaad Appeal 10 Stylish
D,essess- Bad VII Pedoninaie in Aatumn Smart Leather
Beas are won-linguse OF Leshon IN Maney Styles Quae
DE- uon
Nv EsrEllE.

Nex gasa 1ans s3-ssannlas
so@ns go shoxa In ths nEsxaliins
eauansnstiusss III black ana whts*, fhe
maseFsai asA Hsss H whIts ioasiasa
with lxfss ass rr eiEeaes In haaGa. n
hlsrk ssalasa xAh rings and aa4s n
white. .Taess assigMs ~ Etnss a@a
aaas and rhsekss siHsd spsss aEe very
popular also in hlAes and greens. aai
charming roasasss arr displayed In
the Fesdyxnwssf shops. The faSGFaa
SKIRT fur these ihln sIlks h the ase,ss
decd plated which, whsa property
made. In . very sEaeenai asslga tsE
u ssoni an1 slender. The waist sor
skls <Aist g fun and round with lace
ycks ID e'sHnre and trilled. shirFed sr
platssi above elbow sleeves SON.
dimes ruws og white sim braid " @st
above ma helsp the helt to give the
pFineeSse effect u. the sown.
elsck Fssorise coior
There n n prediction that tia"k In
70 be the fsxorife color this eoming
autumn and the advance news IN read
n these black and white effects sen
everywhere. coiors and combinations
Of color have been for the past .tai
very popular and effective. Some Il
the most exclusive NV York houses
are showing varied textures In solba
black silks. There are the eve use
full taffetas and the heavy. rich an
iustrous silks appropriate for fornaa
and dignified occasions.
Among the minor mixtures u blaci
and white are the open mksh hlacl
silk gloves that are trimmed dova tn
back OF the hand with white aiis
stitching. Also. In millinery. wher'
stripes have been the fayorite desix'
IN black and white. black and with,
dots are the chosen pattern and th'
stripes which have become 30 can
mon. too common In fact. viii s.a'
be the uncommon. 20 let no one thro"
them hastily aside.
Leather Belts TO Match.
Leather belts are particularly Smar
but women have begun 10 appreciate
that n there IL any place where Al
inch makes more difference than !
does nm a mans nose. II Ii around he
own waist. No the leather IL 70 soft
enea and scraped down that n has m
iightness and appearance ~ silk. tn
kind Of straight thick belts that hal
ness shops used TO make are now ne,
or worn. That a leather belt must b
matched In a shoe Ii n rule which ha
become quite ironelad. u hehoove
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

'wusfeM I'm take naG3a therefore thAa
belts are maa Gals EsaEs artistic than
ever. ut also Haase sspsasAys. anas'
naaeh - they . never D. AoFa
aanae ana mast As HI iR every gaAa#
10 match shass o. stIppsEs
Elastic h~asS eaFaa i'm MI eaaass ana
The made 10 initiate skins. and are
also arranged I'm n xsaaded design tn
cut steel silver. Thinastonss a. gald,
Turauafs~ are Also effectively smplay"
81 Ia decorating these hslts- For ~.
emlne near - MANY nj th* Eaees ats
sstncesse that The brit il ~ iongeF IN
int.gga nh part taat when The waist ana
I skirt are separate the belts ~ very
elaborate. Embroidered, Inserted with
lace or plated. they have ceased 70
he q mere connecting link and hass
become the meridian % Gnessiuess
Ns~ Millinery Styles
Another style In millinery IL cor
tending for supremacy, The question
In hats nov il whether u shall be lin.
ssrie or ieghorn. chiffon lace. en-
k~roidery. combined with plain satin
Or pompadonr ribbons, made the lin.
gerie hats when seer alone eem "a
b. indispensable In ioyeliness hai
the charming and ~eoanetIish iexhorns
/ are rayishingiy beautiful with their
piiahle brims 10 be shaped to slow
any face at MS best. and with ~rcsfhs
and sariands u flowers that make 4
Queen ~ May II every xearer. Fol
iage and ferns rival the flowers N q
trimming. but n hat ~ leghorn led
all the rest with its wreath ~ while N
laos dotted with rosebuds. In both
the lingerie and the icrhorn u II
quite free from the wing and gull. N
aggressive I'm effect and IN much din
liked by the lovers Of buds. For ths
present. anyway, they arc moi neees
sary TO beauty. and chiffon. ribbon'
and wreaths are In continual demand
To q woman who has an extensis,
wardrobe u whole arawful Ut bcits 4
necessary. The time has passed wheI
n yard ef black betting In a fame,
buckle goes with any dress. Now eacl
suit demands I'm embroidered hell
. some Of these are wide and some mar
row. but all are cut to aid the appear
, ance Of slimness given by the straigh
, front Most u them also are a it'll
wider nj the hack than at the side
and front. that there may be no dan
: ger Of exposing hooks or safety pin
4 that keep skirt and waist In prepe
} p~ropinquity.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
NOTICE ron pusl,cArios.


H E No. rfsi.
nepsrtnoro ~ The inisrior.
Iand urlce - cAsyton. a. -
May u. 1906
Neetee + hereby sisss thai -
fuglosino<nmsa sesti~r has hisd .
tics of H. tnf1osioa 20 maks naa1
prod ~ CxrDors u his claim. and
that said proof Vim be made before
n. r. ". Ross. United States cosrs
Commissbeakr ~ his oRice n Les
Vegas. y. NJ. On July 3. 1904. viaz
Mara perea sls sisneros. sdesasts1
wife al E~naerslileo nisn~rca - II
mentina. NV Msxica - tho = -
n. n IA. cot I. ss4 4. - n. =
- .. = II. -
81. r. IL. y. n 8
she NAMES ne fosioulng gu1eneos
. 10 prove hsr contisuono lentoonel
Goa and ~cultivatioa = -
Via: Pedro A. Marques - oG
VEGA. or Trementina. =. NJ -
ortis and Ks,sbaa Ortiz. q ceavo
y. ".
5ri7s Resise4g.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
PULPIT AND CHOIR LOFT

During the evening service TIE new
song written by the pastor entitled
.The Doomed city viii BE- sung. The
Success Music Company of Chicago
asked Mr.. Morley TO write q sons On
the san Francisco earthquake. In com
petition with many others and BIZ
song was selected from the many
and has been published by them. i
u said Nv critics to be very fine: Y
viii be sung a. the evening preachIni
service tomorrow night. All are cor
daily invited.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

sap~sissssa<sl n z HFusa q ~
Axt~six pntasc Schools has anass 20
g-@xwEnsnis - instra<f The ts-fA~ss
Institute - Rso AHrsl4 r0aanss f.
t~a we9ks eoazansaclng aonasy q
tasAs m~sk. Aftsr Ibis ~ @nA ~ -
QA-ssrz 10 Enssnsct liz se@rhsss Eos.
haal tassitmas af Taas cssaats. b@xfn
Stag August -. ks ~ 4I.o = Ia
iu~saFassssF a Ghe Ely cvaass tx<t
tase.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

Knights o. Columbus meet every
second and fourth Tuesday OF fhs
month at the Fraternai Brotherhood
hall. Visitors welcomed. ]. d Mo.
Mahan. q. X: Frank strAss. y. Q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

Asnssssssd Gassy ". eeot.
Department o. the insse1pr. Innl 81
nee at Santa ". Ne Megfeo.
June II. 1901.
Notice Ii hereby Given nat the fol
Ioxingnamed settler has ALL putlcs
ii his intention 10 make fne1 pr
In support Of his claim, asd tn99seosl
nroof will be- made bcfoty
states Court Commissioned
Vegas, New Mexico. o. Aussu
1900. yir.: Jose Ma. p0
Trcmentina. San Miguel oc. SO
Mexico, for the n -. 8 wa. 3 II
r y IL. sec. n. r.. IA N, n.
He names the folleuins
tn prove hix cunsia11o resides
on and cnltivntlonfe said land. -
Francisco ortak ra1liR vialpando
Teandro Gonzales. BENZ Anafia. nj
Of. 1~rsmentina. New l1uico.
NANunL fERo.
sss Res'ss@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

ne ssn Isnn 1s~E last .sek aask
a aatgs sAlee 1aa If the hox hsck
nezr lswesf. taking part V tbs cossn
NJ road villa n. A faree N men = r.
hailaing III. WAGON Teaa apaa Aafsr
gKuand. ,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

The F~rsternsi Droshsrhood, No. fo2.
meets every Friday night 81 their
hall In the Schmidt building. west Of
Fountain square. at Q o'clock. Visiting
members are always welcome.
JAMES N. COOK.
President.
Miss Katie Burcheii. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23

To insure publication church no
sIes must be filed in The Optic edt.
gtorisl rooms not later than 10 o'clock
saturday morning.
-
BAPTIST. chuacH. eernsr Of
Sixth street and Mssn avenue. "A. ".
Treas, esstoe--AH the services at
the Baptist church tomorrow will be
held 10 The Sunday school room, on
account Of the repairs being made u
the auditorium Sunday school will
meet It s.45.s The pastor win preach
at 1900 O'Clock from the theme. Bar
nabas or Ananias, Young Peoples
prayer meeting al p. m. EVENING
worship at s o'clock. A cordial vel
come to. all visitors.
FIRST pREssvTERlAn CHURCH
Rev. Norman skinner PASTOR
Morning worship and sermon at II
o'clock. Evening Worship At 8. Sun,
day School and Bible CLASSES AZ ga
10. m. Society OF Christian EndeavoI
at Z p. m. The church most heartily
welcomes all people 90 these services
-
ST. PAUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Corner Nstional Ave. and eth-street
Rev. j. s. Moore, Rsetor-secohy
Sunday after Trinity. Jsns 2s.-st
John the Baptist's Day. Hus cch
munion, 1880. Sunday School a.45
Morning Prayer aua Aermsp liseo
Evening Prayer md sermon 7gsse.. Thit
church Is open daily for fsiyate pray
err and meditation.
BROWNS CHAPEL, N z
cHuRcH, Rev. ]. n. Smith, pastoe~
sPreaching at II a. nj. Sunday sch6u
at Q D. m. Preaching at s p. m, -
ject, ''The Power Of God Made Know
Through Man." Board meeting Nos
day evening, 18th. ~
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CHRISTIAN scsDNo< eocfGrv-
The regular ssrvsfes 81 ne Las Y
lFas Christian scisneo Hociety vi
be held in the Fre1esnAI EZaSheI
hood hall. Sunday 8orning
O'clock subject Cod All are ne
come.
FIRST METHODIST EPiscopA
. CHURCH, corner Eighth and Natlol
al svenue. Rev. Ricnard A. More
psstor.-Sunday School ssi5 a y
Ira e. Perry. superintendent. Preae
ing ii a. m. ana s D. n. Epwozl
League Devotional Meeting u.
!. ID the morning the pastor viii pfne
= sermon theme-The Christizn@)eay
The pastor viii preach u The evenin
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-23
nor'cs t0a kr'os.
Hsnen,aea,Eesry No. sass.

uS
pessfx Interior. Land Q.
flee &c sanGF fFe, New Mexico.
June u. 49,
Notice . hereby given that the
foIlowing.namsd settler has filed no
tice or his intention 70 make ma
proof In support of HIS claim, and
that said proof will be made before
United states Court Commissioner,
al Las Vegas. NewsNsxico. on August
il, 1900, via. Basilio Gallegos. of Co
razon, ssa Miguel county. N. MI. for
the W ~, Nh IA, SD IA, MI il.ssce
and 3 " IA, N. W. II. Sec. ". r
Ina. N r. sa
lie namS5 ME following witnesses
10 prove IN continuous residence mp
on and salvation On 0sd land. viz.
Demetfio Garcia or Guervo, N. NJ;
Gregorio Garcia cftarino Atencin
Conception Atencio, Of Corason. n
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I NAM oTER0.