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The Kind of Man to Marry.

Marrying for home Is most tire some way of getting a living. A mar riage without love Is mockery that blushes to the skies. But money Is the thing sought for Matrimony is looked upon as Il matter of money. and Cupid. having grown old, has changed his name to cnpldity.
 Don't marry man to mend him or reform him If the man were not de formed he would not need to be re formed The man with malformed hab- and shame than Joy and happiness. The risks are great enough for any woman even when she marrfes a man who does not need reforming
 Marry q gentleman. l nse that word In its hroadest sense. It has not refer ence 10 fine ranenr aud white hands and the veneering Of society polish merely but to thos" who have noble qualities however lIard their hands and sunbrowned their faces.
 As you value your If" do not marry mautkn. Il hattcr's show block or a tailor's lay figure. The ,'.,ndy dressed up Is like the cinna mon tree. the bark Is worth more. than the body.
 Marry q man nearly your age. X father said to his daughter: F dou't want you to throw yourself away on q foolish young fellow. How would nire sober, settled man of fifty suit you?" The daughter very sensibly re- piled. "Faiher, l would rather have two of twenty five
 Marry man fer his maney, and be will find it out shortly What sublime contempt a man must have for one who simply loves his rocketbock'- Rev. Madison C. Peters in "Wili tue Coming Man MarryE'
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and how sweet Eliza beth Cady Stanton was. 1 didn't believe in it then and made fun of 1t. But sister Mary was q firm alvOcate"
 Mary is the youngest of the four An thony girls She was born in Batten- viIle, N Y. April ,. 1929. She is a pio- neer teacher. having taught for twenty six years (fron 1857 to 1883, III the Rochester public schools. Many of the best citizens of that thriving city once went |? schenl to her. She has always been identified with the woman sui frage cause For several years she served as corresponding secretary for the New York State Suffrage associa- ton She is president of the Rochester Political Equality club, which gave a public reception in honor of her seven tieth birthday seven years ago Mary is domestic in her tastes, an accom- pished honsekeeper. gentle and unas- suming In manner and genius of thoughtful consideration New York Press
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S>ut. Of Girls LeG In Ambulance.

Cut. Of Girls Leg 'n An'b",""ce.
 In desperate effort to save Il calld , life q New York ambulance sur ceon amputated four -Near=old &lrl s crushed leg while driving it brea knefk speed to the Lebanon hospital ne child was Eliza beth MrG}oiy and her condition was such that when she ar rived at the hospital little hope was entertained that she would live Ihe child had just left her mother to run an errlnd for Der and Nas skipping across 1be street when q car struck her. With his shirt sleeves rolled up, the surgeon huelt on the floor of the lunging ambulance aiid anp'itated the leg, which hung by a shred, septiciSng and binding the wound. lht driver made q record run. but Wbea tilr ai.'= bulance was within I block of th" hos pital the surgeon had finished his Wor's and assisted ill carry ,a@ the little glri to tue operating table.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-17

t,red the town on Saturday. disariheu the only policeman and s'ar'eu oll campaign of robbery and pillage. inc men were 80 completely terroriZed 'ha' they did nothing to protect theIistl' tH' dozen men were robbed in the inal!' streets and several of the stores were footed in the day time. At , clock iu the afternoon WaSner,S saloon WaS held up and fifteen men forced lo range themselves against the wall ant deliver their property. o}ii'f roo ,cries were committee.
 At midnight three desperadoe& en- tered Failgraves saloon With dfd" Ii reyolyers and forced the. men within to stand ill line. Mrs, FairGraNeS' WI" lives above the saloon, heard the ioi-'F' seized revolver and stArtei doNh' stairs Inst as she entered Il side f'o9f one of tie r9I,berS had struck oil" oi t,a victims in the head with the butt end ot lis pistol Before he SaW the newcomer Mrs. i'air@raVes hatt pressed the muzzle of her gull against ilis t"fiz pie and said, "Iiand that gun over oi I'll blow your head eff.
 Without word the pistol was haiid- ed over and before the other two roh- hers recovered Mrs. l'afrgraTcs GOV cred them with pistol in each hand and forced them to throw m tNelf hands. Then, with the assistane" or the men in the room aN three dcSper. odoes were bound and taken to jaif The three robbers who were AffeS'ra were taken to Des Moines for safe keeping.
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Start. to See World "n Engine Pilot.

While James Hugo. el'gncer. a!it \. C. Steinretz. tireman. were hrlpg!ng the Big Four fast train fi,!n t:'"Ne!:n3 recently Hugo thought lir silw so;.le. thing on tte pilot of the enyi}" as he was passing New London ThsA train makes no stop ,l,ere iperins t;lrousa the darkness tue men in the cab we'"s. astounGed to see il smnll boy elan t'e& uo from lbp pilot, oyer tue steam clnS
 to the running board and. holt:!1'!- weakly le tie hand rsil shuttle alone
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Eie.1fEg Time by the FDrelorIS.

Ma&aeiIlc Editor=it is time ) fr range for eEr Christmas stories
 Assj&t t3n} l have seen ,o that.
 Are thc authors at WOrh?'
 ''Y es; they cluhbed to4"tle@-', i.:""d a r3om in all iccioUse. ali l &s,3 the .vftiee bay round twice a day to Jingle s,eiglhpt,s under the window"
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Four Facts About Chris m . ..

Spanish children have no Father Christmas. They think 1t is the three wise men of the east who bring t&em their gifts.
 1t is said to he unlucky to leave Christmas decorations up after Twelftli Night.
 There iH an islani called Christmas as,and ill the Pacific ocean. so called seeause Captain Cook discovered it on Christmas day, 11I1.
 Plum padding was originally plum gprridge and eaten for breakfast. not soc dinner Philadelphia Ledger
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nXXR~SEN<1EKZx cse5V0o7'>C-@-s M ,;sY WOMAN 5 q
 @9y) WORLD ] R~AI I6a@a,- ,-zzyE327
MISS MARY $. ANTHONY.
She Nns Always Been Identified
 Wit,, the suffrage Cause.

Mary S. Anthony. yotlng"r sister of the iaje susan F. Anthony. wtiie not so well known, is yet entitled to q share in all the honorS that are be- slowed on her sister Very few people know that il was Mary Anthony's en
 tlluSiasm in the Woinan's suffrage movement which first aroused her sis trrs interest and that her activity as a sunra@ist preceded that of Susan It was Mary who attended the first W0'l- ans rights convention in Seneca l'alis. x. Y.. i'll ISIS. of which Susan said: "Wh"n l csHe home from teaching school l heard nothing but suffrage tAlle and how lovely Lueretia Mott #a@
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Delicate Lace Curtains.

Do not wash delicate lace curtains
 Sew ohcm carefully ON two pieces ot calico and dip into d little benzine; squeeze out into tle band once or twice and dry in q towel; then get them out into the air to let the smell evaporate; when Quite free of this iron carefully. then remuve from the calico
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GIRL ARRESTS THREE BANDITS s Fair lowan Teaches ! Iowa Fai' of TiHror9ns Nan Wt..~~t
 True Bravery E.
LEADS POSSE POSSE GF FEGssLa,isj;TE
Ha,..ii:ss Stopped S:n:.e i'.s;4at ;'*e Loot ing of Vai'ey ,ja1cti"a, NI.a. ,john Fa;-srayc5 Gri,&s 0-5ggz,2;.o2s
 Over the Village Line.

With Il @tln ia either han | Mrs. Johr F:r4raves of Valley Junction, ia. ar' rested ttree el"s!1eratiof., Wi.o were ell ga@ed i'll hoitina gsfe a4d rob'tiiig Ter husbands $ saloon and eleven lnet! Whu were ill tue place it the time One of
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CreN m

A cup of fresh cream is delicious and, Of course, an expensive addition to tureenful of onion, potato. cream the country where the good wife Is often at d loss to dispose of the abun- dance of cream at hand. this will not be In any way an unca,led for extraya- YarCn
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A Menu SuxEpxter.

a novel idea she calls a menu suggest CT It consists of several sheets oi cardboard tied loosely together. Each card Is devoted to certain class of food. No. contains list of the fam ily's favorite soups, each name written by the number of the page in the cookery book where the recipe is to be found She says this saves her great deal of time and worry hitherto caused in hunting up a recipe and as 1t is easy to tell at glance what is general iy liked tn all kinds of dishes 1t adds a great deal of variety to the meals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-17

Mrs. Margaret Ysottanle. the foundeS of the Kings Daughters. said, when asked about the claperon question, that mothers should rcar thei' daugh- ters that they can be fully trusted tt chaperou thelnse'seS.'
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For dlStressirgls' red hands apply equal parts of &yeerin, lemon juice and rose watcr nightly under gloves Daily applications of lemon jHice pro duce whitening effect,
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toward tn" cab He pcoves
 Miller, aged ten y"sa>. who ,' oe A. that method of getting ,' "sa fe;. the world. He was ret,,rn to home by next train liter ha'. .' f9 k ed in the enginr c. 6= '''''s #2cl,
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eRauD EXcuRs|Op ro Hot Springs Ark. Sunday, June 24|Q. Over the p. B. and w. and the l.. R,
 and Fl. s. w. Railways.
 FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, S1.5O

Tickets good returning on regular frain Monday, June 25, 1906.
 rfaIns w'l leave Pine Bluff at S:3o : clock a m shafp.
 Returning leave Hot Springs at 9 o'clock p. m, arriving in Pine Bluff at 1 clock midnight
 Elegant coaches and chair cars will a. a,slvlded, and lhole wifi be seats Sar every one
 The Pine Bluff base h"il team will siai the first game of it's Hot Springs s,Arics on that date at Hot Springs.
 For further information apply to !. Rainher"er, chairman. or A. B, smith. secretary, of executive commit. *e.
 .lGQs " THOMAS. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Keep candles Oh ice at least twenty four hours before b,.rpjH-s They will burn much more even and slowly with this treatment.
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Altering Clothes.

To shorten a sleeve cut the pattern in half at the elbow and take half the required reduction t~ e.A@r sl1e
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Stunning the Hair.

Although good S'nuing is the best thing in inc worid for the hair it is not particularly good for 1t to be dried In the sun after s',a alnpooing. The sun seems to make each individual hair stand out separate from the others and, as q consequence. it is difficult to arrange i. nicely. See that the hair Is thoroughly dried and then given sun bath.
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A CaH'n.iiGa nI f,i,

The Chicago i5go 55,.or of l
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-17

suspicion, but in short while the skin breaks out in red rash, the glands of the groin swell, the throat and mouth ulcerate, the hair and eyebrows come out, and often the body is covered with copper-colored spots, pustular eruptions and sores
 There is hardly ally limit to the rava- ges of Contagious Blood Poison; if Ii Is not drivel, from the blood 1t affects tue nerves attacks the bones, aud i'll extreme cases causes tunlors to form oil the brain, pro- ducing insanity and death No other dis ease is so highly contagious; many an inno- cent person has become infected by using the same toilet articles, handling tue clothing, by a friendly llandshake or the kiss of affection from one afflicted But nc matter how humiliation aud degradation that aceonlpan1
 Mercury and Potash are commonly usce but these minerals cannot cure the diseaSc- ternal evidences may disappear for awhile, bu members and tissues, and when these miner before, because the entire system ha; been ", Mercury and Potash There is but one cctt and that is & s. s., the great vegetable bloc way by going down into lie blood, nelltra1izi It makes the blood pure aud rich, strcnpthep syste,n and cures this huniliating and dest
 The 111DrOVe1net1t co11,r,apcse or c1,,, 11,
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Mildew on leatAar "'iH ai~aRnear f rubbed with a ni"o> QG G4aaei an,' yase..Ne
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD P0IS01
 HUMILlATING-VILE VILE-DESTRUCTIU

The Blood disease the world all combined but as tar back has regarded the mankind NO the beyond the blood may be- when the Contagious Blood Poison the
 
 diseased from head to foot with the vle and pom 0 eM
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the pistols Mrs Fairsyaves had cap tured from one of the rol,n.,g. Af;,i. the ruffians were place., in jail the nersH woman formed and h..adeG Il posse which drove iro.u .he toH-n the twelve coun.nions of the men sl,c had just arrested
 'Ih" G..SperA does titln..it strOmw. cail
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What a washerw0man Did.


 Mrs. Christine K Huber Is Battle Creek t3lich.) washerwoman who rides in an automobile purchased with mon ey she earned over tue tub. Mrs. Hu. Der does from eighteen to twenty four family washjngs week and makes about $25 in six days. For eighteen years she Eas taken in washing. cared for i've children and given them a commendabIt.e education. She owns the house in which she lives. another house which she rents aud farm.
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lABOa

The garment Ws'ss #aIol k n.a in more countries ta5s 5Ga fa5a os ~ ~: other craft liz ;,1s.=5s.a... t. ,,,a . ~ in America, the i.az.# sii sa.,5rs s,a adopted one. aHd T ~a5n l;ba, t,' been introd'!ee,! b}s 9= ficnga ,,s tlia) Ta;,ors union ta q. aSa.3 e,p ,a made clothing. THH~ E thn frv. s. tempt to introduce aafon IaLa, \ Austria.
 The HoSton Gioh, ~ae+ t5a, ttn s,u committee of ti25.e = uno, r| decided to diStrihE'4 -aot3 blqa ..I souvenirs daring t!e X k eao,m, ment week in t1at : .Re s5,1v.,i,| will be in the for.u 0 ed wbita .. blue badge.
 Several postal tle,ae' unions hs, been chartered 5y tGe X. r. of [ ,J now fl is proposed to form q natimI union.
 The latest report of the British Amd gamated Society ef Painters shows \ aggregate expenditure of S1l,0O0M And only one-eighth of this amount f. .''~e
 Future "s tite tilurch.
 The church oi '.'I ! .lfo yp:tss fm now will be clti.u i,. l. w,.i jprh. ill it's me'n,ei~hlP at ot nyer ss cline and sect Wap to4p hlist and trying 10 1,p,lI.'.tt,, h.~ i.fe. Ehrsu ity is larger tlftn s,iA ,;res.. Iso4a9 Protestant cilGlctl.,, NN .r"a, tigm, ination has a n'"n ,!,oiN ' ot tii, sort Christ no ole >aei ha> st.) (..e tri every sect has so=a.c teHth. The Chi tian religion k better thau auy ,!ew inationa! interpre.a ioa of t. Twea1 i've years ago the hedges which Ml ra ted the church Into s,erfS were Iii and thick Each year -iucc then hedges have heeo clipped Il little as many years from now there Sil no hedges Key Wiiiiam r. MeRlvM Congrega tionalis'. Boston.
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After Ral,y's Ba tn,

The average baby on being lifted from his morning tub usually begins tG shrek madly It is not. as one might easily imagine. because he hates to leave that comfortable spot. but it Is because the cold air strikes suddenly upon his little wet chest and stomach and gives him an unpleasant shock. If he is lifted sidewise or even head first aud rolled up quickly in his warm bath blanket he seems to enjoy the operation much better and usuaily waits until he is half dressed before he begins to wall.
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Dear sirs :-1 had friend who had bad case ocs' tagouS Blood Poison and was in a terrible condition tried all the medicines he could hear of, but nohns him any good. He went to Hot Springs but it was the other treatments he had used, and he dss of a cure when he heard of s. $ $. After taking IL awhile the all healed. his hair stopped falling tirely of this hiaeous disease JOHN LESLIE,
 Rockford III. 7l9W. stats&
 was afflicted with Blood Poison, and the best @ tors eld nc no good though took their treatment s fully In fact seemed to get worse all the while . almost every so-called blood remedy, but they did 10 reach the disease and had no effect whaevel was dsheartened, for it seemed that l wonla nes" cured At the advice of friend then took s. ,: e began to improve continued the medicine, ana !sVD
 Hamlet NC he disease is contracted, the sufferer feels the vile disorder.
 III the treatment of Contagious Blood Pols1 they merely mask it in the system. AAo the trcaehcrotls poison Is at work oil the 1h'ell' Is are left of the disease returns worse a akened and damaged by tlle strong action % o!a a'1l, reliable cure for Contagious Blood Pos.1 d purifier. IL attacks the disease i'll the ls a9 and torclng out every particle ot the poV s the different parts of the body, tones up -uct1Ee disorder permanently. the patient gets under the influence Of D. s.. n o]son IS driven from the blood and the sun.. completely restored to health. 5. S' ,, Il experiment; 1t is a success. It mas s':u .u of cases of Contagious Blood f0's lany Of which had given the Mercury .sa 'otash treatment, Hot Springs, etc., a. % ss ugh trad aud had almost despalred u .;r ;s eng We, aoa;n.-~ $. $. $. is made eh," roots, herbs and bArks, and does 1nu: s.t are the system i'll the least. We qa', particle of mineral of any kind, E disease, get it out of your blood with D. o ss dly send our book with instructions loi argc, to all who write.
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IE9 " THOMAS, Gel Pass Agent
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PERSONALS

Dr. D. w. Brown. o The yaimors
ranch resort At watrons. has ieft &C.
q visit NJ = PAsos
Mrs A. b. whitmore mas xon< %
wstrous. where she Joins her daash'
Ter. Miss Irene. who b teaching school
III that place.
Mrs. q. A. Fleming. vile Of g. A.
Fleming. manager for the Insestmen.
and Agency corporation. b indisposea
II the Fleming home. 1855 fifta
street
Mrs q. i. Kilmer Of Mobile. Ala
lama. sister of Miss Blanche Rotiisee
arrived in Las Vegas yesterday. sne
WIN spent the summer here win s'ss
Rothgeb
W C. Barnes, secretary Of the Ter
ri,orlai Cattle Sanitary board. return.
"a yesterday from his ranch NJ pes
~. where ne has been on an ID
.nec,ion visit Tor a WEEK past.
louis HELD and family Of Aieuques
cue went through Las Vegas SATURDAY
afternoon en- route To New York. ihes
~ere me, MI the station here ~ VII
liam nfeld and family. who bade them
hon voyage. The LOUIS Iifeids are 20
sail for Europe In the near future.
where they expect TO spend several
month"; travelling about the continent
%'E - f
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Miss Held and
d.. Smith Marry
wstdiss Tska plaee very
Quietly q iisns 81 Brides
Mother. ! j

Privacy and simplicity chAracterir.
ed the wedding % Miss Jessie II.
field and d.. Harry N. smith. which
took place Il > O'Clock Saturday ssen.
ing. Judge william ]. Mills. chief
justice of The supreme court of tbs
territory o~ffictated q he marriage
ceremony. The plishting of the troth
Vas done st the home Of the brides
mother. Mn. Henrietta Iifeld. on
Eighth street.
DIR. q q. shaw and Max Nordhaus
we're the Witnesses 10 the ceremony.
The only other guests besides the
brides mother were her Ernndfath.
er. Solomon spiegelsburg. and broth
erinlaw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bachsrach. There we're no spe.
claI preparations Cor the wedding.
which was performed very quietly
owing 70 the difference Or religion
Of the principles.
Bride and groom len on the mid.
night train for the east. their ultim-
ate destination being given our u
Chicago. They are expected 10 be
gone on their honeymoon trip q week
or Ten days, and upon their return
viii be q home IN cosily. fumished
apartments NJ the territorial hospital
for the insane, Dr. Smith having bees
appointed a. resident physician Of
that institution.
Il b understood that while they are
on their bridal journey the doctor
viii take advantage Of the emporium
ity Of inspecting insane asymms
along their Itinerary, 30 that he may
use the knowledge thus gained IN
his new duties here.
Miss HELD and DR.. Smith have
been engaged for some time, q fact
that was m open secret among their
frfeads. Few persons M any. how,
ever. outside Jof the relatives knew In
advance that the Wedding would oc
cur Saturday. Their hosts of friends
are not disappointed In having To- fore
go the pleasure of seeing them mar
ried and congratulations d plenty
will be extended 10 and the mar
will be extended to them by acquaint'
ances when the opportunity offers.
DR.. Smith and his bride are both
prominent In social circles OF Las
Vegas. The groom has been q suc,
c~essful physician In the community
for Q number Of years and as eyi
dence Of his prosperity IL the proud
possessor Of one Of the city's two
automobiles. Mrs. Smith III q popu
lar IS she Is accomplished and she
IL talented beyond the ordinary. She
L. charming or manner In every sense
OF the word and In endowed with 9th
er qualities that 60 to make q lovabls
helpmeet.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted o.
Alex. B. Taylor. formerly Of Louis.
vile, Kentucky. Anyone who can
give his present address will Be doing
him 4 favor, as he IL one Of the heirs
10 an estate. Address r. N Hos.
sack. administrator. odelL Ills. s-i2s
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Sol. Hartman and James Fl. Bell are
representing the Jntun RShkt& hi
BILE House Of Denver Col. - agents
TO- the sale of the san francesca
Calamity by Earthquake and Fire.
Mr.. Bell and family were among the
snffr rs, having lost MI. 1nix took
'csrtains v fvc h.mar..I isa}$ss and
rea,is 100 iliustrati /, !, and seIIt, for
si.50 5-tos
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BE busy about some rational thing
50 that Satan may always find thee
occupied St. Jerome. TO read want
ads. Is . rational thing to do--and q
thrifty.
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Skating a~fssrnoen and night ~ 10
seathai ball So
Patty - Bridge Street - spossssx
rooaia. eic Orders solicited. -
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The women,s Library association
xin Give . euchre and dance : NO
seminal hall next "Wednesday even'
I'M % raise money 10 beantify Hi
80 r.rr 5-l3o
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m you would Win success . Mn,
patrooiss the Savings bank. ratroa-
Ise IL literally and continuously. ~
pceits for The PiaA Trust and 6avtaa
bank received NJ the Frst National
hank Aor the coaveniencs q est sies
pfrsna SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-14

Carlyle said: MAKE yourself an
honest man and you may be sure
there Is d less rascal in the world
Also read the ads IN the Optic and
you may be sure there Is NJ less
easy mark In the world.
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Go out and see the thirty-horse
power It work. Chaffin's for rigs.

At 1 recent meeting Of the N. n. N.
q. held at the Douglas avenue school
building, Miss Georgia Murray was
reelected president and Miss vashti
Thomas was elected secretary and
treasurer. II was decided TO request
the board Of regents to take steps 70
have the Normal university 1t this
place placed on the accredited list
In the state Of California. Other mat.
ters Of importance were Also dis
cussed.