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and Mrs. Belden presented the young
men and the young women who were in
the bridal party with charming souven-
irs. Mrs. Belden S gifts to the maids
and maid of honor were dainty crescent
pins in pearls and sapphires, and Mr..
Belden e souvenirs to the men were
handsome scarf pins.
The blizzard 6f Wednesday saved one
of the well-known bridegrooms from a
direful fate. He has beeen ringleader
in many wedding prank, and more
than one bride groom has sworn to get
even with "Juddy'' Belden some day
They laid plans, dark and vengeful
but when the day came, alack and alas
the wind and snow cooled their ardo1
and Mr.. Belden and his bride slipped
away to California more prosaically
than they had hoped.
+ That same storm gave the 1liverymer
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something of problem for they. had
the combination of three large and
fashionable weddings, a Calve concert
and blizzard to deal with. It was i'm
possible to fill the list of orders that
kept growing longer, as the storm in
creased, but they did their best by
making every carriage do double duty.
After the guests were driven, to the
weddings the carriages went for the
concert people, taking them to the Au-
ditorium a full half hour before the
program, so that there was much visit
ing and sociability in the big hall.
When the wedding guests were carried
to the receptions and home again, while
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bell were prominently dis
played. The favors for the guests were
red carnations. "A number of other
affairs will be given for. Miss Jacobs
during the month before her marriage.
I Invitations have been issued by the
Roosevelt club for dancing and card
party to be given Wednesday evening
in the clubrooms, on Hennepin avenue.
T.. s. 1ngersoll, E. G. Patterson and
G. A. Green have been appointed a sub
committee to look after the arrange
ments for the evening, and Mines. Mer-
rill, Bartlett and Thomas Ingersoll will
be the hostesses at the card tables. The
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07
guests are to be the friends of tn,
club members and their wives. s1.5

guests are to be the friends of the
club members and their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sizer Of Tomah,
Wis, announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Mary to Herbert G. Gurnee
Of this city. Miss Sizer has made her
home in Minneapolis for the past three
years. The wedding will take place
in Tomah in the early summer, and
Mr.. Gurnee will bring his bride to Min
neapolis to reside. S, f5I4
Miss Nettie Kellie Of 24o1 Humboldt
avenue S will entertain at luncheon
for Miss Nell Stanford, Monday after
noon. The engagement Of Miss Stan
ford to Frank Osborne Fernald Of Liv-
ingston, Mont, was announced at a
charming luncheon which Mr.. Fer
maids mother, Mrs. G.. Fernald, gave at
her home in st. Paul and at which
she entertained q group OF twenty
girl friends of Miss Stanford. N5
Miss Helen Katzky and George X.
Mikes Of st. Paul will be married this
evening at the home Of the bride 3 pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Katzky, 909
West Franklin avenue. Miss Hazel
Davidson will be the maid Of honor and
William Katsky will act as best man.
The service will be followed by din.
ner at the Nicollet hotel. {: n.
s. An affair Of special interest to the
high school young people will be the
bask etball game between the Central
high school girls team and an alumnae
team which will be played Saturday
evening in the university armory. At
tractiye souvenir postal card have beer
! sent to- the alumnae to request their
attendance SO that there will be q large
attendance. The game will be followed
by an informal program iof dancing
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men who we're here with the glee club
during the holidays. Sumner y Nc
Knight and his guests, Messrs. Cum
ningham Of San Francisco and Crane
of Dayton, Ohio, all students at Yale,
who leave this evening. Arson ,.
jackson, Jr., who, is also a Yale man,
will have the pleasure Of making the
young women feel at home at Yale 8
large social event. Mr.. Jackson, Miss
Margaret jackson and Morris Halo
we'll left last evening for the east.
Miss Jackson returns to Rosemary hall,
Greenwich, Conn, and Mr.. Hallowell
goes back to Haverford, Phila delphia,
There is one pretty girl in Mime
apolis who is not yet out. who believes
implicitly in the old proverb in regard
to bird in the hand, and she obtained
permission to go to the cotillion club
dance Friday by promising to remain
yet another year at the eastern school
she is now attending She is very
charming and attractive and her fresh
young beauty made her the center OF
a group Of admirers.
I At a dinner which was given FRIDAY
evening George H. Jacobs formally
announced the engagement Of hi
daughter Grace Pearl to Sigurd Book
man. The wedding will take place
early in February.
Last evening Mrs. Mamie Mears en-
tertained small group Of guests p
her home in honor of Miss Jacobs an
Mr.. Boekman. The rooms were decke
| in red and green, and hearts and
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The CLUB germans, the younger society
sets have enjoyed much pleasure, and
are anticipating this last party.
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will
have its annual banquet Saturday even.
ing, Jan. ~, in Donaldson's tea rooms
and covers will be placed for forty.
4 Mrs. W. b. Smith will be the first
hostess in honor Of Miss Margaret Dins.
more whose marriage will be one Of
the January events. Mrs. Smith has is
sued invitations for a luncheon next
Wednesday afternoon at her home, 900
West Thirty-second street. On Friday
Miss Helen, Haynes will entertain at
her home, 21O8 Kenwood boulevard,
and Miss Alice Wingate will give a
luncheon. at Dayton IS tea rooms, Satur-
day. The Doreas club Of which Miss
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12g@aa1N
Offer greater bargains than ever
for the second week Of their
january Undermuslim Sale
We promised to make this sale memorable value giving
of dainty and exclusive styles in undergamens the
generous patronage received during the past week
and the complimentary expressions heard on all sides
feel with just pride that efforts have been
appreciated-To inspire further confidence and
0 make offering for the coming week bet
zS# ter than fresh values have
=s@~s -ss been added thruout.
Gowns -$125 $1.oo Values Reduced-1n)
cludes about 200 dainty gowns-round neck 69c and
square neck and slip-over style in spoke stitch -
ing and fine embroidery-amp in width and NC
length
also
$3.50 and 81 So Values Reduced-A wide choice = ><-
! Of styles in Cambria, Muslin Nansook and 8oc and
Long Caoth-Trmmings Of NTorchon and Val Il 7:
enciennes edgngs, tembroideries, ribbons and 95c
peaolngs. 5% a#
Hundreds Of the finer kinds equally great reductions
s eGsi: 81 s? Sse :soo ST.; .nss
Drawers Cambria drawers, umbrela1
STYLE full founce Of lawn with two of Val Special
insertion and ledge, one row Of tucks above 400
ruAles-Regular 75c value Observation-Disclosures 80
:, Another pretty stye-In Cambria with deep
lawn ruffle Of three Of spoke stitching Special
rutle Of Point de Paris lace, Of tuck q5c
ing above the rufle-Regular $125 value 80 ~
Remarkable values drawers Of finer quality fluffy
1929 $14e $3.50 $3.50 s2.4e and upwards.
Dainty Combinations
The kind that fit perfectly and are now SO much in demand
for the Princess in delicate
broiderles-Ex Excellent values at .t=. #sS:@
$3.50 $2.79 1929 up to $500.
White Petticoats
morning wear
R !. Ps s coat deep lawn umbrella o with cluster tueh
January Sale Price csc.
Long Cloth i tue seaop
< january Sale Price SLAP.
e Other Attractive Values
$500 values Sab $21 90 values 4. $l4.e5 (
1920 values $7.95 $27.OO Values j. SIG. 95
$16o0Nvaue $11.95 $50. 90 values 1922 5
Cambria petteoat knee aunee Of lawn uchs English
January Sale Price $2.79.
Knee Petticoats
OF French batross hand embroidery on feather
ing and Torchon ace-White, Pale Pink Blue Regu-
larly $500 $500, $375-Reduced to $2.78.
Sateen Pajamas Light Blue and Pink-special $3.50.
Corset Clearance
correctly covering cost Of
sacrificed of prices lots
broken but
await a##7'
$500 eersets s12 50 5000 corsets 5000
$50 and SIS Corses $1,000 $500 Corsets now. $3.50
$1,000 Corsets now. $500 $500 Corsets now $500
Clearance Sale
OF all fine French Notwithstanding Robes-Dress-
ing Sacques- Kimonos and Silk Petcoats at prices that
/ should effect quick selling
HrsI1eM s2.e5 $50 s ana up si''o
Other dainty styles Of hand embroidery delicate lace
trimmed SIS. 90 $8.75 $3.50. q
/ French Hand Made Gowns
d @ss " 81 .ssss excellent 49, sssS
sT@T5 1915, $3.50, $3.50, $500.
January pricing presents well timed opportunity for
trousseau orders Our showing Of Bridal Sets
made French also the dainty lace effects procured
country, most complete which should be worth a
passing thought when set is broken it takes months
= a before it can be replaced. 8#s
y Il &s II Z e 8 p ) E 8
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01

Tie year isas viii long he Fesmsna'
hss*A In The henae of ", y, TaeAes.
If Alliance. NJ. as . year Of hAooa;
Mhsea flowed sa ~copA0asay from MIR
TaeAes's lungs thai death sseaaea
Aery y he writes: sss@Fe
hss~dlag fsoEn the lungs and a fright
ful eoaagh had brought ule al death $
Ac2,g. ~he-m hegan taking Gr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
With rhs astonishing result that aft
81 taking four BOTTLES I was c&hns'
hlea~l, restored and as time has pro
yea permanently cured" Guaranteed
far sore I.Mngs- Coughs and Colds.
M ail drug stores Price SIC n VI
Trial battle free,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01

4 am Of the opinion that shat the
public reaishes more than fast time
is trains being On time PassengrT
Traffic Manager Hanson of the Him
OILS Central road, Is quoted as saying
in discussing the speed craze. "Ad-
tsrrnsr 10 schedule Ii the thing
Ia BE- aimed at" he continued
American sirenuosity has influenced
the railroads 10 reduce the running
time Of trains 10 a point that In many
iAT'ances Is Inconsistent with t*'Ts&F =
sative and careful management, A
train keyed 10 its best has no chance
TO make up time lost on account Of
delays incident TO a trip Of eyen a
couple Of hundred miles. During the
past few years th-:s has been a feel
ing on the part OF many railroad men
that they must put fast schedules on
time cards even II they cannot adhere
10 them. II a road Is not In a physical
condition TO make forty miles an hour
IL would be more 10 Its advantage to
make thirty-five miles an hour. as
II finally becomes known that such a
road Is attempting the impossible and
the public acts accordingly. The
average passenger would prefer /"
use d train of ordinary speed with
the assurance II will arrive at its des.
tination on time. The flyer may looA
nice on a colored folder. but when the
passenger comes TO understand that
the flyer flies with one wing broken
he begins TO figure on the road that
does not promise so much but gets
there regularly"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe. N. NJ. October 9.
1906.
Notice is hereby given that Mel.
quiades Tenorio Of Trementina. N. NJ.
has filed notice Of his intention to
make final five.year proof In support
Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry.
No. COCA, made October 2. 1901. fol-
the u IL, N w IA and N 10, y w IL.
Section IS, Township Ia N, Range "a
e, and that said proof will be made
before u. s. Court Commissioner at
Las Vegas, n. NJ, on November 20,
1906.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation Of. the land, viz:
victoriano Pacheco, Nicolas Chaves
Jose Ynez Tenorio, Tomas Martinez
all of Trementina, ". NJ.
MANUEL r.. OTERO, Register
1862
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CALL FOR BIDS

Las Vegas. n. NJ. Oct. End, 1906.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Secretary Of the
Board of Directors of the New Mex
leo Insane Asylum at Las Vegas until
ten o'clock on Tuesday, November
9Th, 1906. for furnishing and delivery
at the New Mexico Insane Asylum Of
all or any Of the hereinafter named
supplies required for the maintenance
of the Hospital. commencing Novem-
Der LIST. 1906:
10000 lbs. Beef and Mutton, as re-
CURED.
5000 lbs. Potatoes. Greeley prefer
red, as required.
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Bad Erelqht Wreck.

A dispatch from Needles. dated
Oct. 29th. says:
At the scene Of the wreck Of the
soldier train al HartOum. just vest OF
Needles at , O'Clock Sunday after
noon, occurred another big wreck In
which one man was crushed to death.
two others dangerously hurt and a
fourth slightly injured.
Three eastbound freight trains. on
The Santa Fe, v'e~e running close a.
gether down the steep grade towards
Needles. The first and second trains
stopped at Hartoum. for some un.
Known reason. and the third freight,
running al a high rate of speed, crash,
ed into the rea Of the second freight,
The point of the crash was Opp0'
site a siding on which three water
service cars were standing. These
cars received the full force Of the
collision. and were smashed to
pieces. ". E. Smith was instantly
killed, his body being buried and
badly mangled in the wreckage.
Fred Wheelock and George Kettle
were badly injured. All three were
In the employ of the water service
with headquarters at Needles.
The crew OF the oncoming tram
saw the approaching danger and jump
ed, all ecaping injury with the excep-
ton of Conductor Gardner, who was
slightly hurt.
The dead and injured were taken to
Needles, where Coroner Pittman, of
San Bernardino, held an inquest.
The engine of the third freight
was badly damaged by the collision,
The scene Of the wreck Is u danger
GUS spot, there being many deep us
and heavy curves on the steep grade
down to Needles. It a at this point
three years ago that an extra an in
to a special carrying hundreds OF
soldiers, bound for the Philippines. a
number were killed and many injured.
The fall season will mark the
twelfth In the continuance of the san
Ia Fe's famous train Of luxury be
tween Chicago. Kansas City. Los An
geles and San Diego and San Fran
cisco. Early In this month the fall
time card goes into effect. The train
will carry observation and drawing
room Pullmans, Harvey dining car
and club smoker. 4 compartment
sleeper will also be added. Features
on this train are a barber shop and a
tailoring department where the good
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e. Porvenir Resort
Now Open for the winter

This beautiful resort nestles among
the pines at the foot Of Hermit's
Peak. amidst the grandest scenery Of
the Rocky Mountain region. and Of.
fering all the comforts Of the city
hotel. a. Il does. with the great adj
vantages Of a shelter. mountain TEN.
p%erature. pure crystal water and balm
laden mountain breezes and innumer.
able attractions. Il Is the ideal place
for those 10 need Of health, rest and
recreation.
Rates: Board and Lodging: Per
day. s2y00: per week. 5000: per
month. $500; per month In cottages.
5000
Sixteen miles from Las Vegas.
Excellent table service. Coed com.
Portable beds.
NJ. ROMERO, Mgr. aud Prop.
Telephone No. 20. two rings.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe, N. H., October 9,
1906.
Notice Ia hereby given that Jose
Ynez 1enorio. Of Trementina, ~ NJ.
has filed notice Of his intention 60
make final five-year proof In support
OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry.
No. $3.50, made August 20, 1901. for
the S E Ia, s r -. Section %, s IL.
8 w Ia, Section 20, N &c IA, N Il IL.
Section 20, Township IL n. Range "a
E. and that said proof will be made
before U. 8. Court Commissioner at
Las Vegas. N. H.. on November 20.
1906.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation Of. the land, viz:
M~elquiades Tenorio. Tomas Martinez,
Estevan Ortiz. Anastacio Garcia, all
o: Trementina, ". NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO, Register.
1861
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS

PAZ0 OINTMENT is guaranteen
to cure any case OF Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or P%rotruding Piles in 6 to
u days or money refunded soc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01

Mrs. Annie Ghiusla, formerly a
resident of Albuquerque and who
left there several months ago for
San Francisco. died last Saturday In
a hospital at San Bernardino, Cal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01
SHORT ORDERS AND MEALS

served at the New Restaurant in old
town Rosenwald's Building, opposite
Bank. Meals, Csc. Come over and
give us a cali.
Mrs. Rev. NJ. J. Smith, Proprietor.
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Telegraph Managers &c. Raise.

Following close upon Il raise Of
about $40 a month. made Angus, /,
the Santa Re has come forth with m.
other neat raise OF wages for It's tele.
graph managers 10 30 into effect to-
day. The new addition to the ,ele.
graph managers salaries will be ten
per cent Of the earnings Of their re-.
specify" offices. In some places this
viii b" quite an item, while In Others
It Will not amount TO much. How,
eyer there Is one thing it will pro
mote. and that Is better telegraph ser.
vice for the patrons. II will be- an In,
c"ntiv" for the operators to give those
sending kilograms better service.
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Mp fr 90 TINE quo.
First Appearance u D~marua n pu~~
rssasr af Esssfe E3sfss<sA

That sarh In the case has teen co.,
eaasiVssg proven by srisntine research
Prof unna che netsa Earep~an akin
sp@rtaaass. declares thai aamarng as the
esFF"wed-Sp eetteae u the sealp caused
~ parasites aesfroytng Ire vitality in
the hair aath The hair becomes fsfeRess
snA, IN time. falls eut. This eam hs pre-
ysBied
sewtwa's ffeFpaetae Mills this sanarus
FERN an1 reNteF~S ahe hafT 90 ats natural
sostness n a~bundaney.
Herrsrs6e b. new used nv thousands 81
rsGrs@~an satisfied that II n the NEST
wonderful hair preparation On the mar
bet to-day,
Sold by lnaaing druggists eend tnr. m
stamps far sample 20 The HsFpEesse Co.
Detroit. Mich.
q. a. MuHrnev. special Aesns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01

\ l.. Bean. superinI. nd..al I'll ma
cAineTy on the Santa Pc COAST lines.
arrived from the vest this morning.
SAYS the Citizen. Joining General Sup
~erlntendenl !. L. Hibbard Of the coast
lines. who arrived yesterday Super,
tntendent ". X. E1,ei and T.. J. Glib
son are also In the city. The moving
OF he local yards Is thought TO BE- the
object of their visit. as both the south
and west division will be more or less
affected by the change. President
Ripley and General Manager Hurley.
With other main line officials. are ex.
pec;ed In the city either the las, of
this week OF the first Of next.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-01

dresser maay haze his clsthes pressed
etefA hour il b." llkes. DaiiS market
repsTts and Usher information IN re-
Cs1Vea on the Train for The Ltaefil al
thos'' ~hO desire 10 Keep In close
toaeh With Wall street.
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In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A delightful
place 10 spend the summer. 0oo1
fishing nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes 10 Las VI.
gas for the present when necessary.
Regular trip win b. made latsT.
No charge for transportation for rar'
ties by the month: transportation on
heavy baggage must be paid for attha
rate Of about 20 cents per hundred
Colorado telephone connects 10 with
Las Vegas. For terms write or
phone Cutler Ranch.
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General Manager J. f. Hurley of
the Santa Fe railway a few days ago
announced that all station operators
who handle Western Union messages
will h%enceforth be given 10 per cent
Of all revenue derived from this
class OF work. About $50 operators
are affected and IL means an addition
of about $4,000 a year TO their pay.
Six weeks ago the Santa Fe increased
the pay OF 1000 other operators and
the aggregate increased income to the
employees per year Is sos 900.
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'Ssss lbs pFunes. crop 1895,
'sa4' lbs Tniiet Soap.
2yoae lbs, 5oib. Cans Lard, bidder
name brand.
500 Tbs Butter. as required
?"!o%o lbs flour. bidder name
brand.
'I.eto lbs. Rice, good quality,
'2eo lbs, Green Tea. goOd quality.
900 It's. Coffee. White Squadron. Is
required.
1890 lbs Coffee. Java blend. o. re
qnired.
30 lbs. Black Pepper. ground.
20" lbs, Cheese. as required.
i.S0o tbs. White Cora Meal.
$50 lbs. Chewing Tobacco. bidder
name brand,
q" It's Smoking Tobacco. bidder
name brand,
5000 lbs Corn Chop.
s2s Cases Soda Crackers.
p Cases Corn Syrup best quality.
IL Cases Silver Gloss Starch tlAun
dry
els Cases Laundry Soap.
]? Sacks or Barrels Chip soap.
4 Cases Green Corn. solid cans.
q Cases Tomatoes. Las Cruces pre-
ferrea.
'2s dOx. pr. Socks.
y dog. Hats.
'l2 dog. Handkerchiefs.
q doz. Heavy Dinner Plates.
6 doz, Heavy Cups.
"i5 dog, Light Jumpers.
els dog. Pair Pants.
els doz. Light overails. blue.
6 dog. spttoons. IO-inch.
'6 dog. Mop Sticks.
u dor. Clothes Baskets. large size.
IL Cases Sapolio.
Case Cocoa.
. bbiS. Dat Flake. fresh.
4 bbls. Coarse Salt.
. hbls. Table Salt. iolb, Sacks.
> bbls, Vinegar.
40 dox, Dandy Brnoms.
] doc. pt. Bottles Lemon Extr lc+.
] doE pit. Bottles Vanilla Extract.
q dog, Scrubbing Brushes. No. 100,
& doc. Scrubbing Buckets. Fiber.
6 dog, Heavy Saucers.
q dog. pr. Mems Slippers. leather,
No. 7 to No. 10. rubber heels.
q dog. pr. Mems Congress Shoes.
leather, No. I to No. 10. rubber heels.
6 dog. pr. Ladies' Slippers. leather.
No, ; 10 No. q. rubber heels.
6 doz, pr. Ladies Shoes. leather. No.
3 TO No. q. rubber heels.
4 pr. Ladies' Shoes. Leather, No. Z
rubber heels.
pr, Ladies' Slippers, leather. No =.
rubber heels.
80 dog, pr. Hose. No. ..
SI0 dog, pr. Hose. No. 10.
80 doc, pr. Mems Overshoes. No. s
to No. II.
dog. Crum Pans aud Knives.
$50 pr. Blankets.
2 OTIS, Thomas Writing Fluid
S Gross Safety Matches. Red Top.
GOO yds. Unbleached Sheeting, Pep
perell l0-4.
100 yds, Blcached Sheeting. Pepper
ell, 1914.
900 yds. Shifting Genuine Old HE.
kory.
"6o0 yds. Mayflower Cheviot. style
20, Pattern 3,
$50 yds. Blue Check Bingham.
as yds. IOnsdale Cambria.
1900 yds. Canton Flannel. white.
1900 yds. Shaker Flannel. grey.
100 yds. Heavy Duck.
900 yds. Toweling. Stevens Crash.
1900 yds. Lonsdale Muslin.
$500 yds. Dotted Swiss.
"25 yds. Elastic Ribbon.
IL Boxes White Thread, No s.
Coats.
6 Boxes Black Thread. No. 40.
Coats.
ss Boxes White Thread, No. so.
Coats.
10 Boxes White Thread, No. 20,
Coats.
10 Boxes White Thread, No. 30.
Coats.
~ Boxes Black Thread. No. So,
Coats.
8 Boxes knitting Cotton. No. 10,
White Dexter. ~,
6 Boxes Knitting Cotton. No, iG,
| Black Dexter.
All the foregoing 10 be delivered at
the asylum.
Bidders submit samples Of articles
marked with a star ~.
The Board of Directors OF the In
sane Asylum reserves the right to re
jeet any and all bids.
Bidders should write plainly OIL Ell,
velopes the following, "Bilds for Sup
plies for the New Mexico Insane Asy'
lum.'' with the name or names of bid
ders.
JEFFERSON RAYNOLDs,
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y j, Hudson. station agent at Gal
lup, has resigned and accepted d
better position in California for which
plac" h" will leave almost immediate.
~. MIR. and Mrs, Hudson have been
residents of Gallup for the past three
years or more, and during that time
have made many friends who regret
their departure but are glad Of Mir.
Hudson's success. Mrs. Hhds"n t"cf
an active part In the social life Of
nc tosn and will be gritty missed