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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

pttal. Thsy conducted . large booth
which contained nothing but curios
from New Mexico. which were don.
atsd by various people and firms IN
the territory and almost III % The
drawn work. pottery and other Indian
and Mexican wares brought excellent
priced. Tho proceeds Of this fair TO-
gsther with money received from Oh.
er sources win enable the ladies 70
make pany needed Improvements Ii
pitai.
treuRiy small per cent of tho
lea Il the instttntion are
n Vegas. the majority
~ seekers who have como
70 tina city In destitute circumstances
or who have used UP their small ~
l0wances. For this rcason Il II more
than . local Institution aud 10 deserv.
ing Of assistance from benevolent ~.
of other cities.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

No PHI 10 q pleasant and positive =
Dswttt's Little EARLY Risers. Thee
Famous Little Pills are % mild and
elective that children. delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansins
eject, while strong people say they are
the best liver pills SOLD Never orips.
Sold ~ Winters Drug Coz X. ..
0oodail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

Rev. Richard A. Morley, pastor Of
tho rirst Methodist church. VIII move
Into the new parsonage nert month.
Negotiations have practically been
concluded for the purchase Of the
eight room residence across from the
church which II owned by ID. ". n.
Upton. Or. Upton win have q new
home erected for himself and family
On Seventh street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

.. uassrvassA h - epsssry %
has< - enc s~sliiHx ID pssbtc est
ire q ~ no Crznte ssit<y - ~
srib.ssrSe<. IL casters frunii<r a
udhseh uas right nbrs q Las VEGAS.
nxners~s r~msias o. n hsving beea
fcenz sicss ~ 0siits48 IL mass
eosspScsoss ruias q thIs 1ntnAss
ere 10 be - b IL Pa1srso Park. -
tlsstnsed - yosr Saturdays iase.
0sh<&Snpsstant ovsssrs vsr< - esa
yssn "a ~ f~rfb1tzs<s. inrisdisx he
ureas - duellisss Of Nasos csnyon
ssd IA Verde. Col. The Lille Cob
cra<0 anl ~ srfk~ssrt~s N ArisaaA.
sn1 tAs Ola hasin. II es<A u thess
e<nsers . cultnre 6>vsioer1 10 Q much
htkAss 49, than that a IL poma-
dtr srthsa n~a - ~ scsth arc
s9ntSE6fs higher civfiisastoa Iato
IrA this or restoa probable grades.
I'll are the Cesar Grsnde valley 10
o9uhys. ~ zspi Galley 10 Duran
%. - oosmalA and Tsui III Jacsse.
car ana the kTeat Asfer ruins Of the
pIsteau above the city a Mexieo.
Further south In Osxaca are the great
ruins q Militia. Pai~saue n chtspss,
uxmal md chick&aItsa ID Yucstan.
snd copsn ard chi1esa In Honduras.
An the ruina a. the ancient chichi.
nees. Astecs and Msyas are IN need
o. exhaustive Investigation. With :
visu % determining their relstioa.
ehips.
This n. q conrse. . vork q nsny
ins sstisattons - ysars ~ tine. ~
owl rsssacA~s CO oniy may ont ~
a<l.l ana iay ne foundation Tor future
WORT. have determined upon . ne
It'd Of proceedure that q hased upon
~ Mpsrtssce u 1ossnes sspDorsrs.
ed 'shich ] bslisvs VII osviats nany
dtGtc,lties herssofors net With. II
stead u going into thoss senoss CO.
tsrs VIII . party made up q forslxp-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08
Deaths from Appendicitis

decrease Ia the same ratio that the
use of N. Kings New Life Pills n.
creases, They save ron from danger
and bring quick and painless release
from constipation and the illa growing
ont o. II. Strength and visor always
follow their use. Guaranteed BY al
druggists. CSC. Try them.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

could not bring % mnch happiness TO
Mrs. Lucia wilke. OF Caroline. Wis. %
did one asc boz Of Bscklen's Arnica
Saiye, when n completely cured .
running sore On her ler. which had
tortured her for twentythree long
years. Greatest ~antiseptic healer Of
Piles, Wounds and Sores. Csc NJ all
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08
HOTEL


q Pension.
Rachael D. Ward, Los Angeles; Con
Dennis. Belen. N. N.
cassansda.
y. 8. Mcnamara, Ration; g. N. Link,
81. Iouis; "a. ]. Lnpton, Denver: q.
r. Poole, Denver; w. n. Quigley.
Kansas City: 9. W. wheelock. Denver;
Asa M. Egbert, Kansas City: II. r.
Phillips. Ration; Mr.. u. II. Duncan and
son. Chatham, Ont; G. G. Titus and
sister, HI Paso. Tex; John Bell, Wa,
trous; q. G. cheeny. GAINESVILLE, o.;
H. y. Duncan. Denver.
Central
". K. Fillmore. Denver; ARA Eller,
Ottawa. Can; George Hoban. Ottawa,
Can.
New Optle.
Mr.. Carl Holman. Albuquerque
Russell J. Crosse, Vancouver. B. c.: Z
q. Mcclellan, Dalton, Ga; Nellie Nc
Lellan, Durant. Miss.
II Dorado.
b. wortell. Kansas City: MI. an,
Mrs. W. H. Fisher. Springfield. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 3. Adamy and son
81. Paul. Minn.: T.w. Quick. Hnlsdale
M E. r. Mars. shelbyville. III: 4
D. Ewer. Albuquerque; Miss Bessi
Adams. San francisco; Mias Berth
Clay. San Francisco.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

We shall nos b respoasibls n ny
person takes my but ne genuine
Foleyis Honey and Tar Tor eceghs
ana colds. Imifations arc worthless
ana may contain opiates- The g.
aiHe Foleyfs Honey and Tar = -
n.esare contains no cptzsss
ana m safe ana sure To b obtain
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

The machinery has arrived at Dem
ing for the planning mill OF Rosch q
Leopold, and w. F. Richardson 10
making arrangements to build with
modern machinery and tools.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

]. Mabery. very suddenly departed
from Clayton Saturday night, where.
BY several buslness men are lamenting
sbery came to Clayton abouN two
months ago. and was conducting a
bakery shop. During his short stay
ne endeared himself 10 the citizens 10
the amount OF $3.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

The business men and oilers have
organized = commercial league NJ FOL
som and are pushing the interests Of
the town. ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08
AN AMERICAN WINS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

London. May SIN the final roslid
Of the amateur court tennis champion.
ship Of Great Britain at the Queens
club. Jay Gould Of Lakewood. n. j.,
beat 8. ]. Hill. > to Q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

Y I<vss rstsrssd Sunday no. Hsr.
sess rss<s. sS<rs - made ] rhor
viSGx
ssn Gr~<nb<rEer. 10 be<n
euise ssck sish p<nesnoais. b I'M
psovisg sSc<ly.
~. n. n. H0uf Ass resnraea from
Mora where " - called % profes
sioasi basisess
Miss Lillian coinzn has returned
70 her hose n This CITY sfter n en-
tended sstpsrn ii Me- rork CRY ssd
Pstiefsoa. y.
Nu Prank Blanchard has arrived
10 this city from Le4dville. Colorado.
md siiI naAke her residence II LIS
vegasI
Judge AIarcon ana Deputy School
sapsrtnfendenf Posflrio Gsliesos made
! business trip 10 Msnueiitss Sunday
md returned 10 this city yesterday
morning
Miss Hattie Hein<msn formerly
employed II Iifeld's retail store. but
sho has been employed f0r several
months by Appel Brothers "a Bridge
street. has taken I position a. the
GRIND Leader.
Pike Ravens. who has been confin.
"a Ia his bed Tor over three weeks
with I severe attack o. rheumatism II
greatly Improved and vas able 10
wear His clothes for the first time
sunday since His Illness.
". A. HancheE. county clerk. has re.
turned from HIS ranch q Sanchez,
where he spent over . week looking
amer his Interests. The outlook =
excellent for . prosperous yesr,- says
NJ. sanches. .snd . great deal q
farming 10 being done. Sheep and
cattle are are both doing veil. the
season having been ! most favorable
one This Il almost the unanImous
opinion Of ranch owners 10 the county
and ID certainly the best Of news.
II @m AT EE&EN MW So E#&@- 80 B
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

IN. j. Matherly and w. B. urQue.
hart Of Clayton. fled on homesteads
Saturday. supposedly where the new
extension Of the Santa Fe viii cross
Inc line between New Mexico and OK
lahoma.
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Ths La vegas q. 4. Il. post not onl

The La veGas q. Il X. post not only
secured the election Of q Of III mem.
bers a. the commander but land
"a the next encanpm,n nj Of The New
MEXICO department. the next o.
cAmpment q The old boys IN blae Who
are now thinning out WIN be held here
some time during the month Of May.
The selection Of the date n left 10 the
discretion I the department staff o.
ncers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

Undertaken Dearth has shipped the
remains Of N. ortega to the latter's
home nj Ribera. The deceased pass.
ed away Il The Santa re rhospital Ia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08

Antonio Sena and Miss Carrie Tay.
sor were united IN marriage yestcr.
day BY Father PouEet. They are
both well known young people IN this
city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08


e Ysrssra
Fur nore thaa svessy ysan ~. J.
d Massey. q lsrs c1isf0a - ~
sespoais. Mlna-. - tortsrsd " -
ssicaL n psia A. sarsfias uhicA
s. ssdu~d lsrias this tiss q -
sosd conpreAsassoa- NcsAiax sass
lin ~ pernaseat r<li<f usfii -
ased Chsnbesisisis Pain Balm o.
of that nzinest relieved
he psis sd n4ds sis<p 40 Nsf
rcSsibls, md less thas y bctt1s -
effected . pennaneai cara ~ rrpshr
led ui.h scssfica Or rh<snatisa vsy
NOD Try o twenty-five cent eouie q
pain balm and - fer yourself boz
quickly Ii relieves the p4iaL For sais
b al druggists
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-08
INSURANCE iNvEsTicA.
TloN CONTINUES.

New FORK, May |. - The special
grand jury which Is TO investigate In
surance matters and especially cam
paign contributions. was empanelled
yesterday.
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Prices
For
Florsheirn
|, S!!i'h j

Tnes We have IN stock from "A 20 3
ell nade In the latest styles toss.
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10 BAROJA
YSU ULTIMA H0vELa

Pio Baroja acaba de publican una
novela titRlada Los. Iiltimos roman
ticos El primer libro de este no.
velista fu6 I'm volumen de cuentos:
''Vidas sombr1as'. Entonccs nadie
conocia a Baroia; eran los tiempos
herolcos en- que todos estos escrito-
res que ahora llegan 4 Ia celebridad
comenzaban 4 TRAFALGAR: Maeztu es-
crib1a unas paradojas detonantes en-
"Germinal"; Manuel Bueno estaba en-
'El Globo''; las primeras comedias
de Benavente cauSaban cierta extra
neza; Ramon del Valle-Inclan era
IN hombre estrafalario que hab1a es-
critic unas cuantas paginas solo gus
tadas por los iniciados; 4 Ruben Da-
rio, nuestro gran -poeta, nadie le co.
noc1a. -. Pho Baroja comenz6 a es-
cribir en- una revistita que sc llama
ba la "Revista Nueva''; era una pu-
blicacion muy simpatica; 10 dirigfa
Luis Ruiz Contreras, que 4 tantos de
estos jovenes ha ayudado y alentado.
Baroja escribi6 ALI unas paginas; va
antes hab1a escrito algunos cuentos
en- I'm periodico de San Sebastian Y
en- lei Liberal" de Madrid. Pero
no era nadie; era un seflor descono-
cido; el mismo no tenfa ninguna af-
cion a las letras nj pensaba proseguir
en- ell camino emprendido. Y sin en-
barge, excitacion de unos amigos,
public6 ''Vidas sombr1as IN mozo
de cuerda fue llevando de librerfa
en- librerfa los vol1menes; nadie los
guerra; el pdb1ico no los compro; no
dljeron nada los periodicos. Mas hu-
DO IN grupo de jovenes, unos pocos
de lectores, que devoraron con frui-
cion estas paginas. Los cuentos eran
bellfsimos; Sc trataba de algo extra
no, sin precedentes, raro. Lo que,
ante Iodo, encantaba Ell este libro
era Ia simp1icidad del estilo, la ella
ridad, Ia ausencia de toda compostu-
ra aliflo, y un cierto dejo de miste-
rio, algo como una preocupacion hon
da de 10 tragico de la vida vulgar,
desconocida y opaca.
Pfo Baroja quedo consagado en- TN
pequef1o cenaculo como un escritor
notable, original1simo. POGO des-
pu6s el mismo autor publicaba La
casa de Arigorri" es decir, una no
vela dialogada, de costumbres vas
cas-, en- que Sc afrmaban, Sc conso-
lidaban las m1smas cualidades que
quedan apuntadas; al POGO tempo las
"Aventuras de Silvestre Paradox"
nos demostraban que estabamos en-
presencia de IN gran humorista; Pa
radox era una creacion, como Ell don
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ruso; tan iejos estan va, que casi Sc
han Dorado del recuerdo!
Francia, que tiene todo 10 que nece-
sta, esta satisfecha, y de Paris dijo
anteayer Rochefort:
ala Capital de Francia Sc ha con-
vertido en- una casa de te, donde todo
10 que no es diversion o-dicho sea
con mas xactitud-sjuerga ha dejado
completamente de intercsar."
Es exactamente la misma aprecia
cion que hizo Ell abominado, envidiado
y plagiado Zola en- uno de los vibran-
tes artfculos que siguieron a su "Yo
acuso". Y entonces los nacionalistas,
con Rochefort la cabeza, escribieron
horrores contra Zola por haberse per-
mitido semejante comparacion.
Al recordar este, ocdrrenos pensar
que ST Zola no hubiese muerto ashxia-
da por una chimenea sistema Mercier,
ser1a actualmente el tnico frances que
apreciaria en- toda su grandeza epo-
p6yica los gestos de los Schaliapines
Porqne el los llevaba dentro.
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Numero 2e3

radox, rey, la iron1a amarga del pen
sador, y 81 publication al mismo
tempo que Sc votaba y sancionaba
una ley de repression mi1itar no deia-
Da de ser IN acto de independencia
de civismo.
P1o Baroja despues de estos dos
l1bros vuelve con Ell lltimo, Ell publ
cado estos d1as, Los dltimos roman
tlcos, al cauce de sus prlmitivas y
mas fuertes novelas. No vamos 4
hacer de este libro una cr1tica: Ia
acc1on Sc desenvuelve en- Paris en- Ia
epoca del tercer Napoleon; los ilti-
mos romanticos son estos tipos de
utoplstas, visionarios, socialistas v
republlcanos, que han crefdo urdir
seflas conspiraciones, que han imagi-
nado crear revolucione formidables
como Ia del 68-y que, en- defniti-
va, solo han dejado Ell papel, mucho
papel, de sus discursos parlamenta-
rios y de sus Reales 6rdenes.
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-LsE6S ROsGesfOaE.E.
information al dfa|
BlNCO HARR0QUI

Un despacho fechado en- Paris, y
que publica IN importante diario ma
drileno, dice as1:
La union para Ell mejoramiento de
los convenios comerciales ha votado
una mocl6n reclamando que el mer-
cado espano1 no quede abandonado 4
nuestros rivales y para que sea pac-
tado el convenio comercial, sobre la
base de rec1procas condolences, sin
que Sc excluya sistematicamente
producto alguno.'
Al fin, parece que 1legaron a TN
satisfactorio acuerdo, los del Gotta
rro comercial franco -espanol.
"Cuando uno no quiere, dos no pc
lean; dice e1 refrain. Y aqul, esta
ocurriendo algo parecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
CRONIQUILLA
Ell RIG0B De LALEY
Leo en- IN diario local.

Leo en- IN d-arlo local
~Por dormir en- sitios pdblicos fue-
ron condenados aver a dos dlas de
arresto Pedro Valdejuli Manuel Torres
Jose Gautier Manuel yRafael Rodri-
guez."
Y bien; dichos individuos probs Bile
mente carecen dc pan y de trabaio.
Andarian todo 81 dfa procurando una
ocupaci6n en- las cargas y descarqas
del anelle. Fatigaaos, rend;aos. exte-
nuados, sin voz nj aliento para levan-
tar Ia protesta, buscarfan Ell reposo en-
los duras almohadas de nm banco de
la plaza.
Ellos, ciudadanos con voto, que con.
Etribuyeron con 81 sufragio deposjtado
en- 1as urnas a1-levanta miento y triun-
70 de IN partido, por carecer de pan.
de hogar, y hasta de familia que los
recoja, van a dormir en- la dura zelda
de una carcel. Pero el mundo es asf
Como no me llamo PeIletan nj Faure
como no pretendo arreglar el mundo
Porque al decir de Victor Hugo, es Ia
gran inbecilidad humana, no olsen
tire 81 verdaderamente constituve
un delito que cuatro hombres que ca
recen de 10 necesario, de 10 que tiene
IN ave en- un arbol, de 10 que tiene ell
ganado en- los corrales, en- ell nero
hecho de dormir de noche, en- un sitio
publlco, constituya una infracci6n de
ley que trae en- consecuencia una pena
mas triste iadn y mas bochornosa que
Ia pobreza y Ia miseria
Pero 81 fuera yo legislator, de-
legado a la Camara, amigo de los
oradores de plaza de esquina, no
deplorarfa que en- IN santiam6n Sc
arrancasen cuatro hombres de los bra.
zos de sus esposas y nifIos ST les tie
men, para que aquellas y estos, sufran
los rigores del hambre.
Como no soy NADIA de todo este he
de contentarme con someter al critic
RIO de Ia comisi6n de reformas socia-
les, para Ia nueya legislature una
proposition de ley que ampare pro-
teja los obreros que verdaderamente
no Sc cuentan en- Ell ndmero de los
vagos de solemnidad y asf como quien
no hace NADIA, amparamos la honra de
muchos, y Ia subsistencia de muchos
nlIlos de padres pobres.
Reporter
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Examenes para abogados
Reporter.

En- los examenes verifcados aver y
antes de aver, del tercero y dltimo gra-
do de Ia carrera de Derecbo, han sido
aProbados por pnanimidad los siguien-
tes senores: don Luis Chevremont Y
Converter, don Alfredo Blasco Pagan,
don Luis Abella Blanco, don Manuel
Paz Urdaz, don Pedro Gonzalez Gar
cie, don Pablo Alfaro Santiago y don
Nicolas Rodriguez Benejan.
Nuestra mas enthusiastic enhora-
buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12
EXPLORABOR DBL POLO NORTE

Segdn 1eemos en- IN peri6dico en-
ropeo, ha llegado 4 Battecharbour
Ell comandante Peary, cue viaja en-
el buque Roosevelt
El barco esta completamente des-
los marinerOs tuvieron en-
cierta OCCASION que utilizar los tabi-
ques interiores por haberseles ago
tado el carbon.
La mayor parte de los perros que
llevaban, Sc murieTon de hambre.
FL comandante Peary, proyecta re
petir el viaie.
El proyecto en- repetir ur viaje de
tan "morrocotudas = peripecias, qui-
zas resulte "grato'' y hasta 'intr6pi-
dc" al honorable comandante, 10 que
81 no sera muy facil, es que piensen
otro tanto los que le acompanaron en-
tan "famosa" expedition.
El viaje es recomendable por 81
solo y no necesita mayores comen-
tarios.
nan u7n.n.
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UNA INUSDACl0N

Segdn IN telegrama de Paris, en-
Zecona, dlstrito de Washington,
trescientas mil1as cuadradas han ST
do invadidas por las aguas, quedan-
do interrumpidas las COMMUNICATION es
ferroviarias en- Ia Inca oud-oeste.
Sc dice que Ia inundaeion ha eau
sado diez y seis v1ctimas'
Por 10 que vamos observando, la
famosa "racha" contin1a hacienda de
las suyas, sin reparar nj en- quien nj
en- donde, Lo coge en- su camino 10
afeita. y de una sola pasada.
I'll TAPOR "FILADELFIA"
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POR ESPANA

Un despacho al Times de Lon
dres, fechado en- Paris, dice que, la
elaboration de los estatutos del Ban
co del Estado marroquf, ha quedado
terminada, habiendo sido aprobados
por los censores por unanimidad.
No cabe la menor duda, que la ms.
talacion del tai Banco es IN gran
adelanto para las transacciones Co
merciales de aquella gente; pero,
como Ell negocio resulta mas favora
bic de 10 que en- I'm principle Sc ere
y6, va habra sus mas y sus menos
entire las codicias europeas.
Y S; no, al tempo -.
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de Venezuela. el vapor am ericano de
Ia Inca ID" roja, "Filadelfa'
Despues de .trasbordar la carga
que Sc le tiene en- lanchas, recojera
|el pasaje y la correspondence, para
zarpar nuevamente con rumbo al
puerto de New York, despues de las
tres de la tarde.
CHILENAS
La Camara naciona1, segl1n I'm des-
pacho de Santiago de Chile, ha adop-
tado el proyecto de la reconstruction
de Valparaiso, y autorizado para clio,
un emprestiro de 'un million" de Ii
bras esterlinas.
Ademas, ha rechazado Ell proyecto
de emission de papel moneda.
Estas son las resoluciones que ne
cesitan los pueblos azotados por la
'fat1dica racha" demo1edora.
A grandes males, grandes rene
.dios. Solamente asf Sc solucionan
.problemas de tai importancia.
PUSTAS Y PUNTOS
Fu6 IN crItico musical casa de IN
ma estro o conlpositor.
La criada le recibi6 dando grandes
yoees, y acercandosele mucho para
.hablarle.
5Por que me gritas tanto, mucha-
cha2 Pregunt6 aqu6l
-Porque me ha dicho mi amo que
.tlene usted muy NAL dido.
La tia de una encantadora sobrina
exclama:
-siento mucho. caballero, no po-
der aceptar ST. lnvitaci6n, porque soy
demasiado vieja y demasiado fea pa
IA frecuentar los bales
-Nada de ESQ, senora, Isl supiera
listed que espantaios van 4 veces 4
los bales, Sc anjmarla usted sin
.duda.
u. B.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-12

Esta mafana, ha tornado puerto
de los EstadoS Unidos
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-17

last evening a $40 from the home Of
J. B. Marshall, 807 North Van Buren,
street.
A permit was granted I. D. Myers
yesterday for the erection of an $1,800
residence at 1885 Western avenue
The arrival of a daughter is an
nounced at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H Wilder, SIS Hancock street.
Estimates are being made on the
probable cost Of heating and lighting
the federal building with natural gas
Bills are being posted this morning
advertising the carnival week which
will commence April 80 and will be
managed by the Commercial club.
Judge J. c. Pollock Of the federal
court left for st. Joseph last night.
where he will remain the rest of the
week.
The season OF the year has arrived
where canned goods are superseded 0y
the new crop which is beginning to
reach this city from the south.
There will be a meeting of the z. NJ.
c. A. Wednesday evening at O'Clock
when matters of especial Importance
to the membership will be discussed.
A Japanese ball team, a recent i'm
portation from the islands, will play an
exhibition game with the Cooleycrows
at the baseball park on the 18th of
April
The heavy rains of the past week
have caused the disappearance of the
sand bars which have been so plainly
/ observab BILE from the bridge across the
Kaw.
/ Eighteen new doctors are to be turn
/ ed loose on Topeka society at IL o'clock
I Wednesday morning when they receive
/ their diplomas from the Kansas Med
1 ical college.
Mr.. Otto Kuehne left for Denver
this morning where he will remain for
] - L, 9--t-
/ a branch of the Topeka firm which IS
! located in that city.
The display of Topeka manufactured
/ goods to be seen in the windows of the
! Jones Dry Goods company have proved
an attraction which keeps that portion
4 Of the Sixth avenue sidewalk in front
Il Of the store crowded
Plans are being made for the Foster
I Humane society for the erection of a
two story business building on the lots
at e13 Kansas avenue which was given
to the society by Judge c. G. Foster.
The condition of Mrs. Magee, wife
of DR.. r. S. Magee, who has beer
seriously Ill at her home. 521 Wes
street with pneumonia for some time
Is causing her friends much apprehen-
sion. She is slightly improved.
Manager Hagen of the Novelty thea
ter will furnish a regulation vaude-
/ Vile performance for the Elks during
the weeks commencing April 29tf
though special features will be giver
by the members of the Elk club.
} A musical and literary programme
will be given by the members of thu
i Provident association at their rooms
81 corner of Fourth and Jackson streets
next Friday evening. The proceeds art
for the benefit of the day nursery.
The price of window glass has gone
up per cent. The advance came
Monday afternoon. This makes two
or three advances which have taker
place already for glass. Building ma
terial has gone up SO that it costs