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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19


Already in every part Of the
country civic organizations are
making arrangements to hold
their conventions at the Janec-
town Exposition next year.
The ample provisions made for
the accommodation of such
bodies by the Exposition COM
pany is attracting univeral
notice and calling forth the
most fiattering notes of COM
mendation.
l,U00, 900 electric lights will
be used TO illuminate the grand
piers alone.
The great historical features
of the jamestown Exposition
are so prominent and apparent
that more interest is awakened
in the Exposition for that
reason than is usual at such an
early date. In fact every de-
partment has its educational
feature, aud the lessons taught
VIII DE many and valuable.
The novel method OF SUBJ
illumination of the harbor will
be beautifully weird.
The question of local trans
pOrtation between the James
town Exposition grounds and
the adjacent cities is one that
interests most people who con-
template a visit TO the Eyposi-
ton, and il may not be out of
order to state that ample pro-
vision is being made TO handle
all the people who come. The
railway lines, trolley lines and
steamboat lines are awake 10 the
fact that there will be thousands
of people TO handle every day
and are making ample pro-
visions for the traffic. There
viii be no jam, no delay and no
lack Of transportation facilities.
Two miles of fence made of
roses, honeysuckle and trumpet
vine will enclose the grounds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19
VIRGINIA. pIvISIoN

Dali, 0T n.. pas No. , Pass. No. an,
" III ~ = DAILY STATIONS Daily DAN H' d
- y WI. Rn,d " = .
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the CALL or EVENTS.

The newspapers are with us
always. Never an event occurs
but some man or woman is
ready 10 tell the tale TO the
world through the medium of a
newspaper.
They say in the newspaper
offices that once a Newspaper
man always a newspaper man.
We hope not. We hope not for
the newspaper hacks. There is
no rest for the weary souls, they
say. Hated by the world itself.
they get but little satisfaction
from the work, poor returns
and much trouble.
lt is the event itself which
counts though. When il is over.
the world is dead, SO far as they
are concerned.
it is the Irresistible attraction
OF events, the excitement and
fascination of it's calls-this is
their reward. They have in
their hands the most powerful
lever in the world-facts. They
can use il, too. They will use
1t, If necessary. They generally
use it for the best.
They are good fellows, gen
orally, willing TO sacrifice, gem
erous and true. We are speak
ing OF the ones W. know. They
have their faults, because they
are human. We do not say
that newspapers are what they
should be. They are not. In
fact, newspapers are Just as
much a power for evil az for
good. They are dangerous.
They are deceitful. But the re-
porters-they are all right.
Constant intercourse with life
has made them wonderous kind
and sympathetic. Exchange.
m KINGS ANRaf G~NmyEA~,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19

Here are how the fiSurss stand:
1se4-Trigg, Democrat. elect
ed by ,156.
1sS6-B o " en-, Republican,
elected by $3.50.
1SsS-Buchanan, Democrat,
elected by 47s.
1S90-Buchanan, Democrat,
elected by 1894.
ls9 2-Marshali, Democrat,
elected by $3.50.
ise4-Walker, Republican,
elected by 955.
1S96-Walker, Republican,
elected by 1850.
1S9S-Rhea, Democrat, elect
ed by 74o.
l90o-Rhea, Democrat, elect
ed by 1852.
Col. Slemp's term began in
1902 when he defeated Judge
Rhea, of Bristol, by the small
majority of 2ls, the smallest
majority by which any Repre-
sentative has ever been elected
in the Ninth District. Colonel
Slemp's majority in 1904 lacked
only So votes of being 1000,
and his majority at this time
wiil,doubtless not be over half
the figures which elected him
to his second term.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19
Legal Blanks.

We carry complete stock Of Legal Blanks
Tor Justice of the Peace and attorneys of house in the
Hurst author of Hurst Guide and Manual and other popular
Virginia Law Books,
Nos % "a 81 35 and 81, which One Cent each straight We
pay the postage on ali orders Please order by Number
No. Warrant of Arrest.
Commitment TO Answer Indictment.
Certificate of Commitment for Trial
Commitment until Fine aud Costs Paid
Commitment for Imprisonment. &c
Recognizance upon Appeal
Warrant DischargiDg from Jail, upon Appeal.
Complaint for peace Warrant
Peace Warrant
10 Search Warrant
II Warrant in Debt
IL Warrant in Damages.
Is Execution.
IA Garnishee Summons
10 iudemnyfyng Bond.
10 Forthcoming Bond.
"a Affidavit for summons in Unlawful Detainer
Is Summons IN Unlawful Deainer.
10 Affidavit for Distress Warrant
20 Distress Warrant.
II Complaint for Attachment against Removing Debtor
attachment against Removing Debtor With Garnshee
Process.
% Attachment Bond
"a Deed o. onCveyance with certificate
- Deed o. Trast, with certificate.
26 Deed OF Lease
% Homestead Deed
IS Declaration in Assumpsig.
% Declaration IN Debt on Eond.
50 Declaration IN Debt ON Promissory Note.
81 Declaration in Debt on Negotiable Note.
- Notice OF Motion on Note Bond. or Account.
D. Power Of
81 Notice 10 take DeioSitons
Is Indictment, General
Js Indictment, Liquor.
u Commissioners Notice
- Abstract of ludg ment before Justice
30 Warrant liz Debtinue
50 Garrshee Summons and Judgment
a subpoena for Witnesses.
All orders given prompt and careful attention
WISE PRINTING COMPANY. Inc.
An. KNIGHT. Sec aud Treas
BIG STONE GAP. VIRGINIA.
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NOV. -, ltVo.
LEAVE NORTON-9.4O m ans9.so,
m for Bluedeid aud intermediai.
stations.
LEAVE BLU EFiELD-g.35 a. M for
Roanoke, Lynchburg. Norfolk and
points on Shenandoah Valley Pull
man sleeper to Roanoke and Roanoke
&c New York. Parlor Car Roanoke
20 Norfolk.
o.l9 a. m, for Roanoke and intermedi.f.
points.
2:a9 p. m, daily. Roanoke, Lvnchburc ana
intermediate stations, Pullman Sleep
ca 10 Philadelphia via Hagcrst0En.
e.'S P. N, for Roanoke, Lynchburg and,
Norfolk.
9'0s .. m. for Columbus. Cincinnati and
the West. Cafe Car. Pullman SLEEPER.
e-2u p. m for kenova, Cincinnati. Column
bus and the West. Pullman sleeper 90
Cincinnati and Columbus, Cafe car 10
Vivian.
LEAVE BRIsTOL-pailv.s SIS m for
Eest hadiord, Roanoke, Lvnchhurg.
Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk
Pullman sleeper &c New York via
Hagertown and Harrisburg Pullman
Bullet Car ParlOr Roanoke tc Norfolk
e;SS p. m (limited) Solid trainwith Pull
man sleepers TO Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York via
Lynehburg. failman Sleeper Bristol
to Norfolk and Lynchburg to Rich
mond
i2;SO p. m. daily for all points between
Bristol and Lynehburg. Connects Al
walton ~ 5:SI p. m. With the
ST. Louis Express for all points west
aud northwest
PULLMAN SLEEPER
Philade lphis via Roanoke
FOR farther Information applyto
c. $. BAgaaaEpSEE, Ticket Agent,
Bristol, Team
J" B. BKvILL, q. T. A.
H. +. BRAGs, T. 7. A..
Roa noke. We
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no connects at Bristol v,t ~
~, TOT CincinRati. Louisv;iie ram
=. n stations aud all points ~, ~ .
49,, Also With Norfolk 4 Westo. ~'i y.
~ -. me east, and With Southern ps.n N.'
~, '"S south Connects AT Eli,.ha.t.-!
cl'h +. j. 4 ". n. C.. train .--.'''.aon
Time. - O' d. I'M. Central
q 20 connects az Bristol with ,-.,. ~
rom All points West. I.&N p O.
lions aud Nirgiri- Division ~ ''e-
NO. 3 connee Is al Bristol x;,i. So,
Ky. train from the south w" southern
connects at Appalachi. T.,
WIN L.: N. r. X. tsAirs and
s.oHs' cincinnati, Louisville and IN W..
eEh points. Also connects w;sb es'-
1870 arriving at Norton $50 .. ma. Cen.
20. Z connects az Appalachia Min 4
,v. ..NiDs from Louisville. Cincinnati "a
cs'ern points. also with train. -
1 W ION Connects az Bristol wi,b Vf
-. 49, points east and Southern Nv. for
70. connects az Bristol with f.,
s.t.s o" \. a ". Ry. for an Fssierr
Trains and carry
'-'-~'A An BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
between
BRISTOL TO LoUssvltlr
WITHOUT CHANCE
kosr. lunonrx.
TIA.
W. =. ALLKS,
GP.A.
Bristol Tenn.-Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-12-19
NOTICED

The Dummy line viii not meet Train No.
Is when over one hour late. or when train
no. 2S and train No. "a meet and pass
vest Of Pennington Gap, Va.
A. B. EATON. Snpf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
DIED IN RELIEF HOSPITAL
Demise Of Miss Freebone, Noted
Sculptor.


Boston. June Miss Sarah Free
borne, one Of The best known women
man sculptofs or Europe and formerly
a portrait painteraof note in New York
state, die at the relief hospital in this
city last night ~
Miss Freeborne arrived here yester.
day on the White Star line steamship
Romano, after having been abroad for
seventeen years. 10 spend the summer.
While in the Park street subway station
yesterday afternoon she was stricken
with uraemia and was removed in an
unconscious condition 20 the hospital
DIR. J. G. Bellsofs Wellesley college,
who accompanied Miss Ffeebone, said
that the woman was born in Hudson, \.
NJ. az years ago, and previous 70 her
departure for Europe She had done por
trait and miniature painting Of many
New York people. Ten years ago, after
considerable study in Florence, Italy,
and IN Egypt, she took up the art Of
sculpture and became well known in
Europe. She had returned here TO set,
tie financial Affairs, and was said 10
have been woman OF wealth. Her fela-
tiyes are not known here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01

Among the arrivals ut the City hotel
today were W. BENJAMIN, Boston; Mr..
and Mrs Tom Smith, Montreal. z. O..
T T.. Donahuc, Mansfield, Mass; q. n.
t.ill Boston; w. +. Weeks, Portland;
z. N Demcrfitt, Waterbury; G. II. Nor
ris, Troy: q r. Rich. Boston. a. y.
Farrell, Symcusc; 5. S. Speare, Boston;
j. r. Rogers, New York; n. g. Darling,
Chelsea; 4. +. Watson, Burlington; A.
NJ Ransom. Burlington; q, II. Rich.
Boston; J. r. Ripley. Burlington; I. g..
Dearborn, Chelsea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
MARSHFIELD.

The creamery caught fire Wednesday
morning, making things quite lively for
a few minutes. The blaze was stopped
at once by chemicals, the slight damage
reqtiifing about one-half bunch OF shin
glesi 10 repair il.
Nellie Tibbetts, who has been very
Sick, il reported more comfortable.
Fish and Game Warden J. Berton Pike
was called to Roxbury Tuesday morn
ing by State Commissioner Thomas of
Stowe, 10 investigate ease Of illegal
fishing in the closed waters, Just below
the hatchery, also in one of the ponds.
Orinan Dennison had horse die from
poison Wednesday morning, II is a
clear case OF someone trying to revenge
themselves OF play funny. Paris green
was found in the crib OF the dead ami
NAL. The perpetrator had better beware
OF the law aud stop this business.
Fred Perrin and Blanche Townsend of
Plaintield were In town Friday. Mr..
Perrin collected the months rent due
the Molly Falls telephone company.
This is the last rent due that corpora
ton on telephones.
al H. Bliss and Lillian Collins were
in Barre Wednesday and Thursday, en-
ioying the Memorial exercises.
Frank kittredge has closed his labors
with G. S. Soule and went to Moretown
Thursday for an extended visit with his
daughter
Rufus II. Farr Of Mortified recently
visited his daughter, Mrs. Harvey Bull
lock OF this town.
Mrs. Guy Boyee, who has been help
ing "a care for her sister at d. X. Tib-
belts, returned to her home in Barre
Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
FRIGHTENED BY AUTO.
Ss
Horse Leaped Over Embankment to
Death at West Brattleboro.

Brattleboro, May IL. With broken
shaft penetrating two feet into it, side
il horse owned and driven by Frank q.
Davis of this village jumped over an
embaukment near West Brattleboro yes
terdayy and died in short time.
The horse which was attached to 4
lumber wagon, became started at the
sound of All automobile approaching in
the rear and started to rum Edward
G. Crosby, q contractor, was running the
automobile and, as son ms he saw that
the horse was frightened, he stopped
the machine.
The horse slipepd oil the street rail-
road track and fell, breaking a shaft,
which entered its side and cut an artery.
Then THE animal dashed over the esil-
bankment, the wagon coming in contact
with d. tree and throwing Mr.. Davis sew
erai feet without hurting him.
Several teanstcls, who saw the ac-
rident, said that Air, Crosby was not at
fault.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Nobby things in straws At the NC
Whorter Go. Store.
More Of those pretty hats and caps
for children at Fits.
There will be public dance in Miles
hall Saturday evening
'Ei I3ny the children on umbrella for 4sc
mt PerrY's On saturday.
N saturday sale o. eyelet embroidered
belts, Toe, at Naughans.
See the special values in undcrycsts
1T 15c or two for 25c at Abbotts.
Negligec shirts, All the up-to-date pat
terms, at the Frank McWhorter CO.
Store.
The auction sale al the Pavilion Of
the large lot of household goods will
continue evenings until sold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits

A Suit which ii very good il made
Of figured muslin Waist made With
square yoke. shirred front, with tucked
bands over shoulder edged with lare
Full skirt with six fine tucks around
bottom. Price $6.9s.
A Suit which is made Of plain blue
muslin is of unusuai worth. Waist Is
made full front with bolero fornt effect,
inlaid with insertion and edged with
lace, short sleeve trimmed with lace
and insertion over top and insertion
and lace cuffs. Skirt made with deep
shirred ilounce finished with two deep
tucks. Price $6.98.
Suits such as megcerized checks, trim
med with lace and insertion, made in
the best Of style, at S8.75.
Fine Muslin Suits in tan colnrs.
Waist finished with French knots. Skirt
made fnll, with fine tucks around bot
tom. Price $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
Have You a Cap?

Most every. man, young old, has use for Cap at
this season. We've Caps for outing, driving, golf
and autong. Caps for the college young men. Caps
for the children in great variety Of styles. Don't
take anything you can get in Cap. 1t requires as
much skill to make an artistic Cap as to make Hat
Of correct form Caps at 25c, soc up to S. so.
Come here with any and all Cap requirements.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits

We have received this week another
large invoice Of the celebrated Waldorf
Shirt Waist Suits. These Suits need no
recommendation, as the name Waldorf
is a sufficient guarantee.
A Suit which is q leader for the price
II made Of medium weight muslin, col
ors blue, black and white with white
rings on colors and black rings, or white,
made in the best Of style and very full
skirt. Priced at s29S.
a morning Work Suit which il d
good value is made Of the best quality
spot bingham. Skirt made full gore
with bias strap. piped with white on
each gore. Waist made with detachable
tucked front and side folds piped with
white. Full sleeve with deep tucked
cuffs. Priced Of $2.9s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01

The Good Jcinplars are to have
night cap social Tuesday evening. June
). to which the public is cordially in
yited. Ladies please bring two night
eaps aliRs "A inc programme has been
arranged. Batchelder's orchestra will
furnish nnsic during the evening for
promenading.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
TRIAL OF PRIZE FIGHTERS.
Britt and McGovern Are Being Hauled
Over the Goals,

New York, June 1.-THE hearing in
the eases of James J. Britt and Terry
McIoyen, pllgilists, and IA other per-
sons. arrested after boxing match in
Madison Square Gardens before the
Twentieth Century athletic club, went
on yesterday, but was not completed
Deputy Police CommiAsiopeqA Mathot,
one III tsE eomplainantx, declared: \
It am trying to PROVE that there ii
absolutely no Twentieth Nehhlry atii
letie club, as We understand tbe na5sip
4 do admit that there il such Ii club
regularly Incorporated. however, which
had nothing to doswith any Of the men
here
Police Commissioners Bingham declared
that the police have made Ito arrests
for prize fighting since January ! and
81 arrests for aiding and abctting prize
fighting. He said that most Of the
cases had been turned out Of court, and
that the whole trouble seems to arise
mainly over the Interpretation of the
law by the lower courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
n The Daylight Store y
Study the Requirements Of the Moment
CERTAIN ARTICLES CAN ONLY BE
FEATURED AT CERTAIN SEASONS.

Only the
lots Ready
made full line White
and Cocd Wash This without the largest and best line OF Suits
in this section. SEE THEM.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

STKAfED into my dooyard a young colt.
witch owner can have by proving property and
paying charges. Samuel Thompson, Orange
Centre, W. 6sts
MANTED.-A strong, reliable girlat Granite
City Creamery and Ice Cream farlor. 66tf
WANTED Good machine polisher. one tina
can IN round and panel work. A. Anderson &
sons, 65tt
A CHANCE FOR A GOOD INvEsTMENTf
Must be sold At once and at sacrifice. A block
of II building lots IN Barre city. Level, dry
land and surrounded 10y residences. -Four min
utcs' walk 70 citys manufacturing centre. 4
chance OF lifetime for an investment Also
dr,ss A. w, Parsons. lia Washington street.
Barre, Vt. Jstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-06-01
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits

orr lines If White Shirt Waist Suits
are the sMonogram and Unique
makes, which il sufficient guarantee Al
To style and quality. These suits aro
priced from S2.9s u S225o
SEE our special Suits At s4ss, 1898
and $3.50.
LADIES WASH BELTS.
We haze Just received large invoice
of Wash Belts, bought in a quantity
Ut Il special price. These are our regular
Il5e Embroidered BELTS, with hand EN-
1broidered cyeiet holes and nickel OF
brass buckles. in this sale at DC each.
LADIES' HOSIERY.
Special values in Ladies Fast Black
Hosiery ut i5c Or two pairs for 25c.
Ask for the Black Cat Hosiery in
ladies' and ehildren's at 25c per pair.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-12-06
LAS FERIAS.

Esperamos que con la mlsma
buena voluntad que fue atendida
la eomida dada el din de acci6n
de Gracias por las sehoras Cato
licas para beneficio de la lglesia
de Nuestra Sonora delos Dolores,
asf sean las ferIas que serdn tent
das los dias 20, Il y 23 del pre-
sente mes. Son para el mlsmo
fin y para poner la iglesia y CO.
menterio en- buen 6rden y bien
arreglado Y dcpende del buen sn'
ceso que Sc pueda en- estas ferias,
Manos d la obra y todos los ca
tolicos deben hacer 81 parte para
conseguir el fin deseado.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-12-06
TESTAMENTO
Y Ultima VOIuntdd del PdrtidO UniO-
niSta del COndadO de San
Miguel.

Hecho & tantos del mes de Oc-
tubre de 1906.
Yo, el Partido Unionista del
Condado de San Miguel, halldn-
dome en- sano juicio, pero en- es-
tado precario de salud acausa de
la debilidad y PARALYSIS mortal
que me ha acometido, y la cual
me hace anticipar la muerte en-
cercano dia: Digo y declare:
|. Que en- punto de religion mis-
ideas y sentimientos son mixtos
y entreverados, pues una parte
de mi ser cree sinceramente EN-
Dios y lie rinde debido culto, pero
la otra parece estar baio la in.
iuencia del Enemigo Malo, y no
profesa ninguna creencia religio-
sa.
Item, declare, Que durante los
pocos amos de mi eXistencia he
tenido una carrera llena vicisitu.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-12-06
LA DISCUSSION
ACerCa de Ia Enmlenda de las leyeS
de tIeCCiOn.

No hay quien ponga Ell duda
que las leyes de election necesitan
enmienda, Y ambos partidOs es-
tan convenidos en- que asi Sc ha-
ga. Pero hay una diferencia ra.
dical entire los metodos que unos |
jefes de partido sugieren para que
Sc reformen las leyes de election
vigentes. Los Republicanos quie.
rem que las enmiendas consistan
en- simplificar la ley VICENTE y en-
guitar todo estorbo Que hay pa
ra que los votantes den libre ex-
preston q su opinion por medic
de su boIeto. Los Demoeratas,
al contrario, mostrandose a sH
moda fervientes partidarios della
reforma desean introducir mas
complicaciones, y abogan fuerte-
mente para que Sc establezca ell
sistema australense en- la manera
de votar, un metodo que solo
servird para traer confusion y
enredos q muchos de los votan-
tes en- los lugares de votaci6n.
Excusado es decir que el metodo
propuesto por los Republicanos
es ell 1nico propio y que podra te.
ner buen resultado en- Nuevo Me
xico, pues todos los hombres i'm
parciales saben que ell defecto ca
pital de nuestras leyes deelecci6n
Sc halla en- las provisiones refe.
rentes q fusiones donde Sc prohi-
be que individuos nombrados
por diferentes convenciones cor
ran en- un mismo boleto. Con
este Y con dar cabal protection
q los partidos de la minoria en-
tener participation en- los iueces
de election y enregistrantes que
sean nombrados para cada cleo
ci6n, nuestras leyes sobre este
particular no tendrdn casi nj pc.
70 que ponerles, Dando Il cada
partido ell privilegio de oscoger
la representation que lie toca en-
tales cuerpos, 8 imponiendo cas-
tigos severos d los ofciales que
las infrinian Sc suministrariauna
garantia de imparcialidad y lie
galidad que no podria menos de
ser muy efectiva EN- asegurarelec'
clones honestas y proteler los
derecbos del pueblo. Por su upues-
to, que ell n1mero mayor deberia
correspondent en- ell nombramien-
to de jueces y enregistrantes al
partido que Sc halla en- la mayo
ria y tiene la administration en-
sus manos. Pero es cosa corrien-
te que la minoria tendria dere
cho a un miembro 10 mismo que
ahora, con la diferencia deque nc
habria evasion nj subterfugio
pues podria ser un requisite i'm
perativo para que fuese legal Ii
election. Tambien no estaria de
mas que los escogimientos de ca
da partido para tales posicione
deberian ser de hombres de hue
ma reputation y honradez reco
nocida. Con estas enniendas
algunas otras do menor impor
tancia, las Ieyes de election pc
drian perfeccionarse de tai suel
te que NADIA quedaria omitido e
ell negocio de colocar toda salvt
guardia para protection del ST
fragio libre y honesto. La sin
plicidad y sencillez es la cosa M
jor en- tales casos y las reglas
provisiones complfcadas no 81
ven mas que para traer dificulti
des y dar mayor vuelo 8 los abb
sos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-12-06
.,,.s,s.., ,......,..

Queremos avisar nuestros amigos
semana pasada uvimos
se quemaron muchos efeetos cantdad
molaon aqua sin hacer mucho dano. Ahora
argado con las compaha de
hacer um sacrifco EN- la venta de efeeos
Esta chanza odos comprar pre-
siguentes
Nesidos de hombre, todos en- buen orden. =
Veidos valan antes 5000 =
los de SO $3.50 de Ss "a de
muohacho de nihos venden mitad del precio
breros dc homb de muchacho vaan
ra por w de $3 por Si.50 de $150 por 75c.
Pantalonos de hombre de muchacho yenderan
mtad del preco Tenemo surtido grandmo vestdo
uicos heehos senora hay duda el terri
toro eos esan reducdos preeos
gan pronto compraros Nuesro surdo
sonora e mas 1no cudad Sombreros
ntes por S5 los ofrecemos ahora de $40
blen Venderemos sombreros
AL utimo ofrecemos surtdo
= hombre de muIer de muehachos muehaehas
esan revaIados durante barao
q cento
No podemos mencionas odo los aricuos
ia cada tienda
ean marcados
= dan leer Los precios son los misnos para todos
NO pierdan chanza,
8 dias, comensando ell Sabado de Noyiembre.
3 Espeamos aqui todos amigos maehantes
eonoedos para daes benefco de precos
conocen La tenda de los MORENOS enrente del
q media en- la plaza dc Las Vegas
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