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Personal.

VERONA,
The worlds greatest Palmist and Clafr--uy-ans
without asking q question VIII tel exactly
what You called for. who and when you
tTiencs, enemies. or rivals promise TO
tell you whether husband. wife, OF sweet heart
is true or false 1 viii tell you how 70
gain the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away. In fact 7 viii
tell you eveTy hope, fear. or ambition. also
business affairs, lawsuits. and specClations;
what you sre Dest adapted for 70 make a
success in lie: he tells you your whole lira
let n be good or bad; satisfaction suaranteeS
Lady attendant Readings. 81 once hours
10 Daily and Sunday Gil 18th 81. NV.
MRS. Noble. sl7 I st. NV; readings daily.
myI5-2t
ORIGINAL gypsy paInist: tells your whole
fortune. l0c; open Sundays. 1i23 SJh 81 NV,
mylS,B,N
WORKINGMEN we have been your friend
and VIII be. We oIer you goOd. aN-wOoI
suit OF clothes, tailOr-made; slightly Usad
at one-third the usual price Those that
haven't called can see them at JCSTFS OLD
STAND. 61s d. myi+7t
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG. ~ sth 81
NV. Phone 6S64-K Main Consulting palm
lister and clalrvoyant specialist Advice and
assistance 4 love. business. and family
trouble. Without asking questions, tells name
and what you called for my5-S0t
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest PaIalist
ington, Is holding receptions al 723 eth ST.
NV. Fee, 25c and Soc n1y1s-sOt
LADIES. SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
KOHNER, SO 7TH ST. N ". ap25-30t
ARE YOU unhappy Consult Nine Ray.
the press and pubnes favorite claIrvoyart
palmist. and card reader: tells past. present
changed; up-to-dats parlors. eSs Eye st. NV.
myl5-7t
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Wanted-R0omS

WANTED-By lady IN Office, cool room. with
board preferred, at Mt. Pleasant; state low
est terms and location. Address BOX 40,
Times Office. II
UNFURNISHED ROOMS: four or five; mod
ern converts Gces; Northwest section; May 25
or 26. Addr q BOX s63. Times ONCE. rnyIl-5t
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO

FIDELITY STORAGE CO,
1920 You Street
INDESTRUCTIBLE
Store your goods in the New Build
ing, free from germs. Rugs and car
pets cleaned Let our estimator call. If
we don't get your business.
WE BOTH LOSE MONEY.
my15-tf
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4is-f20-4 -423
10Th ST. NV. Phone Main 4229. myI-?at
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Wanted-Boarders.

BOARDING for gentlemen. 81 week 617
New Jersey ave. 1W, Ry15-3t
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FOR SALE-ICs boxes made 70 order for
grocery use; there IS a difference between a.
BOX made by q tinker and q mechanic; Il
YOU want the gOod kind see HOLLYWOOD. sth
and X rny1s-st
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Wanted-Caterer.

wANTED-Caterer for fine dining room. 1914
18th ST. NV. Iye-5s
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Dentistry.

OCAAtAStISe
SUT-RATE DENTISTRY. THIS WEEK se
Sci OF TEETH. 50 10 Gold Crown Forr1err
" $40. now 50 Filings. soc. All eons,,its-
tions and extracting absolutely free ARMY
AND navy DENTAL PARLORS. COR TT1
@- 80 u ap30-30t
DR. C VAUGHANS
PRIVATE DENTAL OFFICES
1912 F st. N w
Better Dentistry for Less Money.
ny7-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No EXTRACTING
no pain look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal.
painless filing DR. J. L WILSON. 1909 =
Z.
FIRST CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-sa,
Of teeth. 50 up; gold crowns. SO I'D: gold
Filings, 81 up; silver filings. soc up: work
guaranteed; no pain. DIR. GEO. I. ED
MONDS. $40 ST. NV. ap27-3Ot
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FOR SALE-NationAl Cash Register, Sss See
HOPWOOD. sth and X rnyls-sr
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FOR SALE-TwO coffee urns. 20 lunchroon
tables. 2 coffee u-1s, Z counters meat
blocks; one three opening milk can. Sea
HOPWOD. Sth and X rnyIs-Sr
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Wanted-BOard.

ID NTED-By man and WIFE board IN coup-
k on car line; shaded grounds: give full
- iculars and terms. Address BOX 4s3
ines oihee- myI5-2t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Female.
WANTED-Position as companion Address
BOX 42s. Times Office Il
WANTED-By an experienced doubIe-entry
Doolokeeper. n position. best OF references.
Address =. .. HAINES, 80 X St ne mylS-2t
wANTED-By eolored girl, position cham
bernaid. waitress. or day work. l440 Z 81.
nv. II
WANTED-By oolored girl. place as gen.
eral houseworker or cham bermaid. 1913 6th
St nv. II
wANTED-By experienced Iaundress. family
laundry 10 take home Cell. drop postal. II4i
sth 81. NV. Il
WANTED-By competent white woman. a
place, general houseworker: also settled col
ored cook 1875 nth ST. NV. II
WANTED-By neat. reliable coIored woman.
place 10 cook; no washing. 1871 18th 81.
NV II
WANTED-By young lady. place as once
cleaner. Call Us 26th st. NV. i
WANTED-By young lady place as once
cleaner. Call 62s 2sth 81. NV Il
WANTED-By colored girl. place as cham
myl5-2t
wANTED-Position in a small family or as a
companion By elderly lady Address sI4 o
81. NV. unyl4-2t
wANTED-By refined elderly woman. eT-
invalids nurse. position as mothers help.
Address BOX go. Times othce- nIy13-2t
WANTED-By widow with child "a years
old. situation; can do sewing, nursing. or
housework: city OF country. Address 20
Tenn ava ne. myI3-3t
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If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any Of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
ScrUiCe-
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Help Wanted-naie.

JEWELRY SALESMAN-Only hustler need
apply: capable OF giving bond and able 10
control good trade: man able to make $40 10
$50 week Is the kind We want Apply Man
Rger. CASTELBERG'S S, sSS Pennsylvania ave.
nhsi-tu, III, ,sa-u
wANTED-Baker- Call at 14s Center Mar
kst ay 5ls q st. NV. zly14-st
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

Unfurnished Rooms.
TWO unfurnIshed rooms. suitable Tor light
housekeepiasi heat and sasi SO per month.
THREE bright rooms. light housekeeping.
655 sta st ne myl5-st
800 3 s E--Two or three unfurnished rooms:
al c0nveniences: light housekeeping
FOR RENT-second floor unfGrnISHgi
rooms light housekeeping. ss2 L ST. NV.
.--s -S-ot
ONE LARGE. bright room, private family:
central location llo5 18Th st NV myI5-st
ONE large and small room. unfurnished. on
first floor, for light housekeeping. reason
able. llls New Jersey ave NV ny15-3t
TWO uafurnished third story rooms, f0r
light housekeeping AZ ID st NV myIj-5I
Two OF three rooms. on second noOr, for
lght housekeeping. lsl0+s 6th st NV Il
FOR RENT-Second floor. unfurnished: heat
and gas. 5l6 % ST nv. rnyiz-st
FOR RENT-Tro largo unsurnished rooms
and kitchen: first floor. Call al 500 x ST.
NV. after p m. myI4-2t
FOR RENT-Cnfurnished rooms f0r light
housekeeping d St Sc, and 6I2 Nd ave.
sw. myi4-3t
FOR RENTING large rooms second floor
'front.' gas and bath same hOori cheap 1913
3 St ne mylf-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished, three or four
rooms east. west. south WlnuOWss call sun
day or after p m wednesdays ssos lSth
81. nv. reasonable. myI3 81
FOR RENT-TTo unfurnIshed rooms for
light Housekeeping: cheap 703 ST. sw.
my13-3t
FOR RENT-Three second floor rooms: va
ter in kitchen. 5l5 % 81. NV. myls-st
FOR RENT-FIat containing 4 rooms, IN
central Northwest. with gas range and utll
modern improvements: price. $50 per month
Address PERMANENT. Times Office
myIS-3t
FOR RENT-One-h half a r0oms). OF a 2-story
house IN desirable neighborhOod IN the North
west. the rooms in good condition and
have gas range and all modern I'm prove
ments. Address OWNER Oh HOUSE. Times
Office. myl3-3t
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Z SALE-USED PIANOS: /:

kOR sAI-E-Prtnae tomato plants I5c pe-
Ith St ,7[-ra :.
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FOR SALE-Rose bushes that bloom the
whole summer pot grown. not hot house
forced ones. AZ KRAMER s. SO F st.
myl3-It
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10 PER CENT discount on all accounts II
paid IN fuII On OF before June Is. low prices
viii stIu DO maintained on all goods. Cash
or credit. REDMONDS, 2I3 7th 81. NV.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms

I,,,,ss - ssSSlSHED ROOM to single young man:
si.I-S s5tIsy nave best reference Apply over DRUG
S!oI1E. 1th and Harvard SITS. myl5-st
ioS5 NEW JERSEY AVE. Nw.-For mousse
refi-a,s, three nicely furnished roms. $ls;
------ myl5-3t
NICELY furnished room for gentleman: new
11o1se. - month 3o5 o ST. NV. nyI5-st
"a 9 ST NE.-Large, cool rooms, nicely
Lurhlshed' light housekeeping allowed: al
Two communicating rooms. next 70 bath;
m furnished. for light Housekeeping; $ weekly
IL ON 81 NV. between and K SITS II
SlS NORTH CAPITOL ST--rwo large nicely
--.ah ,9i-el rooms; convenient locality: rea-
sonaote rent rnyI5-st
1902 18TH ST NW--TaTTe eIce7IeC1I7- 5,7--
hlshed. second floor front room; an con-
Sehlehces' choice neighborhood; in private
IaInIly oL -FOUR adults: summer rates. II
Two or three cool. Completely furnished,
conhectlng 'front.' housekeeping rooms. every
convenience. lSl4E 7th ST. NV. ny15-st
NEWLY furnished. double parlorS: bsf6:
aIse aicove room; housekeeping allowed: on
poslie park: reasonable 45I C ST nv II
45s q ST. Nw.-Furnished han room. $
IIo1lh- nyl5-2t
ENTIRE FLOOR. beautiful rooms: newly T7,-
pefed: porcelain bath: furnished for light
housekeeping; SlS- 2ilS X 81. near Washing
ton circle mvI5-2t
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms: sum
lneI prices. SIS 6th ST. NV. my14-St
FOR RENT-FHlrnishea room el4 9Th ST. NV.
myl4-2t
FOR RENT-Large. cool. nicely furnished
ST NV rovi4at
FOR RENT-Pleasant, comfortable rooms
10. -, and $3.50 per week. "a sth 81. nw
FOR RENT-Furnished, a Iarge- destra 5Ie
second story front room. 9H Va. ave. sw.
FOR REET-Furnished rooms. with board
YOUNG widow in once desires 20 rent fur
nished room IN fat on heights OF Georgetown
Address BOX sls. Times Office my14-st
FOR REST-Columbia Heights, 70 gentle
men large south front room, with or with
out board I225 Girard St rnyl4-2t
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms: TEht
housekeeping: 70 adults S20 "a st sc. Call
. ? m my14-st
FOR RENT-sumraer rates; second story
furnished room: delightful location. 1872
Harvard st NV. near 18th ST cars
Inyl4-4t
FOR RENT-7ss 18th st. NV, large second
story front connecting room. near bath;
central. phone rnyI9-sr
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms fo-
light housekeeping. ali couYeniences: summer
rates. +s5 2 -, NV nyIs-st
FOR RENT-SI2 F 81. NV. furnished rooms:
modern improvements. si-SO and t2J0 per
week rnvss-st
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for
Nght housekeeping. Z7 4 St NV myI2-3t
FOR RENT-FOur furnished rooms 10 sober
bachelors. near tn and Pa ave. nv. Ad-
dress BOX s0l. Times Office rnyI3-2t
wANTED-PaperhaEse good wages and
steady work: come ready 70 work S12 sth
rnyl8-2r
FOR RENT-One large front room: nrst floor.
I155 nth ST NV. nny12-Tt
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Country Board.

WANTED-Few adult boarders IN the noun
tains. six miles from Markham, Va; delight
ful air. daily mail. etc: fruit; excellent
table. MRS. c. NJ MAIN, Hume. Eau
euler county. Va my1s-7t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dry goods salesladies;
good salary; permanent position. 724 9Th
nv. >.
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-.S = = ftIIERS, al makes, guaranteed -
- -. fSJldlLlon, Al Specially low rrsess -
C,11NTIp s54,-oe ~ De sold on time " II MINNTX
u ~ % ne Otiee OUthtteTs, 14II g s.
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SOLD 81 OAK CRIB. '25 go-caFi. SO for both
The Washington times., 1906-05-15

RVS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
SEdergon Ets.
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FOR sALE-Kimbau piano credit coupon
| for So; cheap. W b, 2l5 5th st. ne.
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED-Goung woman TO take charge
Of stDreroom; must be strong and energetic;
experience not necessary. 6l0 9Th ST. NV.
my15-3t
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WANTED-Blacksmith excellent location:
good shop plenty work for sober. ail-around
man p z. WATERS Gern antown, Nd
myI5-7t
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my5-1

WAt- KNABE & CO.
I2Ls-s0 Z Street rr,y5-tf
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FOR SALE-About 1860 feet lumber: Tnog--
no ulvll-2r
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WANTED-Clean .culored girl for genera
housework and cooking; no Wasting. Cal
sos 10th St NV. 1t
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why pay such high prices for your
FURNITURE + because you pay weekly.
When weekly Payments buy at lowest
possible prices here. Note the FOLLOWING.
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wANTED-Girls TO work or awnings. BUR-
TOMS, sl1 z St NV myl5-2t
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large bedroom suite, S1s; cost. sl25; pictures
entire contents OF army officers -esffse-,cs
ordered away CAPT. a v. ORNDORF, a.
1lth st NV -
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FOR SALE-So0 thoroughbred Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs for Matching; S per- hun
dred: 81 FOR thirteen c. n WOOLF 10Th
and la ave my13-5t
FOR sALE-S59 cash ccrtihcate on KiulhaIl
piano for So Address BOX S92, Times Of
fee. nlyl5-5t
FOR SALE-Two carloads window screens
ana doors. screens l2lzc up. doors. sic up;
extra wide doors. carload in stock: knock
down frames. sc. wire. nc square foot:
screens made 10 order, 75c- kLEEBLATT- S,
11th and II sts- -. <pyI-3no
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
Splendid Offerings
Blankets lad Comforts

SSsSssSs1 49, -
Blankets md Comforts
Cotton blankets special. Good
weight Ia tans, grays. whites~
I0-l size. an unusual value r.
per pair-.--.-~--s...7 5c
Cotton blankets, other tAAnf
above II grsys. tans and Whites
10 many weights 1t ger palf 7cpS
and mp to..-.......2
Wool blanket special. An extf4
weight blanket. about Is PM
cent III wool 10 reds, wbikss.
grsys and tansia lO-4 sizs. So
cial per pair .-s-..S.M
Wooden blankets In reds, graya
tans, whites and plaids dns l0>
Il and III sizes ranetns from
Pr pair 400 = ! 1Q0
Comforts Ii many qns lies.
are Of pure clsan staple
cotton III several sixa3nt.ASnahA.
400 and mp % ..- 3x1
White quilts from 1 % = at 1cH
and up =
Ready hemmcd sheets Splskdid
offerings = - - % 100
Ready hemmed pillow cascs ~
eral sizes ranging flo6F u
20
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

In grays, castors and brown. as we'll as mixed pat
terms, in a variety ranging In price upwards from
WOmen'S Goats
In Broadcloths, Meltons, Cassimeres, Cheviots and
Plaids in short coats, q length coats. 4 length
costs and full length coats. Some are form tracing;
Others semi-form fitting aud still Others hang
loosely. A wide variety Of kinds and materials.
ranging in price from s3W and up to .~...$ $500
WOmen'S skirts
In plaids. grays. blacks, browns and blacks In
Serees, panamas, Mohairs. Cheviots, Sicillians in a
wide experimentation 900 from which to make q
selection -rangingi in price from s25ot to. $1,000
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

C@aeys carriage repository, 4 nne
lime IT Eu&a wagssRas, tap huggies.
stanhs4Ss, saETis> and harness 20 b.
chsss~a asai .I3!siS IaOasias atenaae.
ans
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

Rustling taffeta ~petticoats In
two-tone mAroons. tw0-tone
greens, two-tone browns, two
tone navys, two tone grays and
plain blacks, grays and blues
In several qualities ranging
from $50 up TO .......... I 90
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

ROOMS FOR MEN-Ig Y, NJ, { \
building F1Fst class In eaegy faaEtic
altar Eh-gaas nrw furniture. hot and
Guild running water i'm raasai. shower
and tub haths aud swimming pozsl in
connection. oniy half T. l,1,s-A from
principal teoruer. Terms I. as&anahle.
by dag. week OF uaoa'h. sAilG
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
HARRIS REAL ESTATE
@
COMPANY.

{, J. nlacA. a veteran @s.,seua.gelal
f~s4saglsl, representing Mills l. Glib.
h't~Saae dry ea@sis. New >0EA. postal
cards the trade tat he will BE- here
during Ihv closing DAYS Of The n. y.
u y. mud y. r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
Cotton and Wool Uul0n
Suits
-|r f. %&#~#&

Womsn's combination cotton
union suits In medium weights
srxys and natural colors. SPLEEN
Y did values In glove-fltting
union suits. sizes 3 to S. per
suit
Womsn's blesched glove-fitting
union suits. A very fine quality
ofimportsd 6eecsd balbriggan,
silk draw string round neck,
sizes 3 70 81 Il per suit
Womsn's bleached vests and
drawers, good weight flseced
balbriggan "Seatsnugs' wonder
fgl form fitting garments q
per garment $3.50. %. .....-.!65c
Women's natural union suits In
medium weight, buttons across
bust, double wrists and ankles
per suit ....s.-.6Oc
Women's natural balbriggan
vests and drawers, good fleecsd
garments IN all sizes ct per gar
ment .. ..,..... 30
Women's brown vests and draw
4rs, an extra heavy weight, ex-
ira heavy fieeced, the heaviest
garments we could find each5Oc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
WOmen's Fine Hosiery

Believing that women will ap-
preciste our efforts to place be-
fore them an unusually good lot
of hosiery, while IN the east re-
Gently our buyers searched the
markets high and low. To appre-
ciate the result you must come
down and view the following:
Womsn's plain black Isle bose
with lace ankles, an unusual
: quality in Hermsdorf dye
fOr. """o
Women's embroidered Isle hose
in neat designs, such IS rose
buds Of various shades; shoe
lace effects. in many hose;
Comets" with . tail In ~colors,
and many Others SIC
..Huntergreen" hose, embroider-
ed for women, - we'll NJ "Gun
Metal" grays, puppies, pinks
maroons, whites, light blues
and dark blues, in many de-
signs, at 50 cents and on up
---a-.--%sss-f s~s'''ts-'.-+'A'""
Women's twisted silk embroider-
ed hose-black grounds with
embroidered designs Of many
hues, ranging In price from Csc
mn 10 ID, ....,........ tl.5O
MANY OTHERS
- H& 4~& ~" G" &@ H@A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
Children's Goats

Children's bear skin coats in
gray, brown and white, ages 2
to 6 years. Handsome little
coats In full lengths at $50 and
up 6!U
Children's sweater coats In grays
trimmed and red. Reds trim
med In white and other combi-
Children's crushed plush coats
in blues, greens, reds and
browns, handsomely tailored
and beautifully trimmed At
400, 500 and 400
Children's cloth coats, ages 3 to
8 years, IN blues, browns and
reds, neatly trimmed with wide
braids at 2 30 and up TO 3.sD
Misses coats, ages 8t0 l8years,
in Y lengths and full lengths
in shadow plaids, mixtures and
plain colors AL are . credit to
the designers art 81 up TO
.......4.s...4 1911
Children's bear skin caps, In
gray, brown and white. at 75c
up to ...---"~~~-~.~..2+aO
&4 # ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

~waHTED~o,tlee boy q, this office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26
New Fall Dress Goods

NO" ~ UsOVOg uOVuO
Our Dress Goods stocks are now
complete. Never before has such
an assortment been at your dis
position. We can all almost
every dress goods want from a
simple house gown to the most
elaborate party gown. Il is only
at the city, formost store Is such
. wondrous showing to be found.
New Autumn Suitings inch
widths. They include the
shadow and neat mixtures
exceptional values ut TIC and
up LOO
New Suiting Mixtures Of SUBJ
dued small plaids and conts-
gloss mixtures Of warm color
combinations, SOC
New Broadcloths 49, broadcloths
are the seasons favorite. Our
showing Of these materials is
something grand. 1.sO and
Black guaranteed Taffetas. S6-in
wide. We are exceptionally
strong on black taRsta. We
have 1t we're in splendid quail
ties at Loo and up to-. LIZ
MANY OTHERS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-26

NEW rURs JUST RECEIVED r
Children's Coats ="
We show a large line Of Children's coats Of all sorts.
The Pony Suits g
This season are jaunty and clever creations 81 the
designers art. These new suits are made Of Broad
cloths, Cheviots, DiaRonals and fancy imported suit
ings in black and colors. trimmed beautifully.
Prices range from $3.50 aud all the way up TO
-, .."--- S"-.---" :" ~"""-H." "sa-"""-
The Norfolk Suits #6 49, :
Are particularly good style for Misses and Women
Of small statue. These We show in Broadcloths,
Cheviots aud pretty plaids, ranging In price upwards
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-08-09

porations from the politics of the state.
To accomplish this we favor law pro-
viding for the assessment of railways,
express companies, telephone and tele-
graph companies, by non-partisan
commission of six men to be selected by
joint session Of the house and senate,
no more than three members of such
commission shall belong to any one
political party.
We are in favor of such laws as will
permit municipal ownership Of public
utilities and demand that the demo-
cratic members of the legislature do
their utmost to secure the enactment
of such law.
We indorse the exalted character
the peerless craftsmanship and the
high minded and pure personality of
democracy's conceded leader, William
Jennings Bryan, and pledge him our
unqualified support for the presidency
in 1908.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-08-09
STAND D-PATTfRS OUT
Cummins Nominated on First Ballot
One Stdnd-P Patter on State Ticket
State Committee Changes.
THE TICKET.


For Governor-A. B. Cummins, of Des
Moines.
For Lieutenant governor-W Warren
Garst, of Coon Rapids.
For Secretary of State-W. G. Hay
ward, of Davenport.
For Attorney General-H. w. Byers,
of Harlan.
For Railroad Commissioners L.
Eaton, of Usage and David ]. Palmer, of
Washington.
For Treasurer-W. W. Morrow, of
Alton.
For Auditor-C. F. Carroll, of Bloom
field.
For State Superintendent F. Riggs
of Sigourney.
For Judges of the Supreme Court
Emlin McClain, of Iowa City, and John
G. Sherwin, of Mason City.
For Clerk of Supreme Court John G.
Crockett, of Iowa Falls.
For Reporter of Supreme Court-W.
W. Cornwall, of Spencer.