Las Vegas daily optic. [volume], March 19, 1898, Image 4

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THE DAILY OPTIC
The Peopled Paper.
Texas and Mexico
Strawberries,
Tomatoes, .
Asparagus -Peas,
Cauliflower,
.Lettuce, j- - - -
-Celery, - - . .
; Onions,
Parsley, - .
Spinach, , -x
Kadishes, , .' ' .'
Home-made Mince Meat and home
made Cakes,Pdes,Brown Bbead
Etc,
i
8 VTURDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 189
THK WEATHER.
Wasbinotow, March 18. For New
Mexico: Partly cloudy tonight. Saturday
fair and cooler.
STREET. TALK.
Dr. A. E. McKillar. Dentist.
Free lnnch,tbis evening, at Foray the'l
ejife. r . ' , , ' ' ,
Let ns secure the sugar factory, by all
means.
The Methodist Ladles'. Aid society will
meet at tbe parsonage next week.
Sabioo Romero and Marcellno Lerma
were Initiated into the Bociedad Literarla
last night.
A flne line of curios Jmt received from
tbe City of Mexico, at tbe west side post
offloe. ' 105-lf
A baby girl's arrival Into tbe family of
William Hunter bas made the household
Rld. . . , ; ''
A very good dinner and niusio fit for tbe
gods will be the feature of Jacob's Sunday
dinner at tbe Plaza. Ill 2t
VThe Junior League and prayer meeting
ot tbe Methodist church will be beld as
usual next week. -
' Everyone koons Hind's orchestra and
Jacob's Bund&y dinners. Special eff. rts
next Sunday. Try tbe Plaza. Ill 2t
Tbe members ut ibe U. & A., Division
162, have a beautiful silk quilt, fnr 60 cents
chance, on raffla at the store cf Brooks
& Co.
Miss Victorians Olivas, ot this city, was
married tfcii morning at tbe west side
Catholic church to Jose Francisoo Tafoya,
of Agua Zarca.
' Dr. Atkins came . in this a f tar noon
fiom Mora where he bas been on a pro
fessional visit to Pllomon Ortis, tbe' post
master at Mora, who is very sick.
Tod can't enjoy eaiiair your dinner more
than amidst divine mu&io, such as Is a
feature of every Sunday dinner at tbe
Flaia.Y" ' "- " HI'S
s m
"'The Oity government bas been quite bu'y
tor some days cleaning alleys and carting
tbe refuse to tbe abutments of the bridge
at the east end of Rational street.- All
parties Uttering alleys will hereafter be
prosecuted according to law. -
Tbe oity government of Albuquerque can
de meet anything, even to adopting a new
method of spelling, says the Democrat.
Placards in various parts of tbe city may
( seen bearing in bold, black letters the
word "Measels
. . If. P. Moore, well known here during bis
employment in the Internal revenue de
pertinent, resigned on last Tuesday, and
w 111 - connect , himself with a w bolesale
liquor bouse In Phoenix, Ariz.
. . Mr. E. Riggs, Opptbalmlo Optician of
the Columbian Optical Co., Denver, is
, located for a few days with P. H. Doll,
' east side jeweler. All work guaranteed.
Eyes tested free. 102-tf
Solemn high mass was celebrated at Los
Vljlles, near the Hot Springs, this morn
ing, in honor of the patron of the day, St.
Joseph. The attendance was very large
among them being tbe St. Joseph society,
ot this city, which attended in foil uni
form. Rev. Father-T. P. O'Keefe officiated.
, . J. B. Allen, the old time tailor, whose
' rooms ere on Grand avenue, next door to
tbe New England restaurant, as tbe rep
resentative of H. G. Trout, Lancaster,Obio,
' offers ohequaled advantages to those de-
siring custom made clothing. ' Give him a
' call.: .v 100-tf
Tbe New Mexican is in posxess'on of posi
tive information tbat all tbe conflicting
interests in tbe famous Washington mine
in the Cocblii mining district have been
amlcab'y transferred to .William Bayly,
; O. P. Posey and other associates for a sum
of money that is not named, tbat tbe ruin
ous and long protracted litigation over this
Immensely valuable piece of property is
thus forever disposed of, and tbat the new
owners will immediately take measures to
operate the same on a scale quite as ex
tensive as the imposing operation now in
active progress on the Albemarle group. .
During Lent.
Smoked Halibut,
. Smoked Sturgeon,
Mackerell,
White Fish,
Codfish, ; r
. ..larinirte Herring,
- at ' j
UH.Hofmeister
GRAAF
BOWLES
PERSONAL PICK-UPS.
M. Hunter, ot Milwaukee, is to the city,
going cast.
Joe Wiel and Himcn Bscharaoh let Ut
Mere today.
Ike Apple returned on last evening in
stead ot watting for Sunday. ,
Don Juan A. Bernat. ot Sapello, trans
acted business la tbe city to-day.
Mrs. Rusby, daughter ot J. E. Whitmorr,
is In tbe city for medical attention.
Louis O. Da Festa, a prominent sbeep
man of Puerto de Luna, came in yeste
day. '
T. d. Martin came down from Wagon
Mound, yesterday and will return this
evening.
Melecia Locero, cf Loi Alamos, Is In
town, today, transacting business wltb the
county officials. -
Max Gojdenberg, tbe well-known rain
king, will oome up from Puerto de Luna
In a few days. .'....
- Thomas McElroy left today for Liberty
to serve papers and summon Jurors for the
next term of court. '
A. E. C. Barber has returned from
Harvey's ranch and will now go to Puerto
de Luna wltb L, N.Teite. '
Joss Leon Gonzales and Julio Enclrass
recorded homestead entries before the pro
bate olerk today.
J. A. Fergusson, a late employe at the
Plasa, bas gone to tbe Willis resort for a
short period of retreat.
Geo. C. Lester, representing the Carter,
Rice & Co. paper corporation, will leave
for southern points tomorrow. -
J. A. Whltmore, mayor and postmaster
of Gallinas Springs, left tor borne, to-day,
accompanied by a oousio ot Henry Neaf us
Miss Mehan and ber sister, who have
been at St. Anthony's tanltarintn, will
leave on tbe flyer, this evening, for Curry
ville, Mo.
W. L. Blooleuf, Wm. C. Thomas. Denver;
8. P. Myers, St. Joseph ; Theo. 8. Martin,
Wagon Mound, Cbaa. Closson, Cerrlllor,
are at tbe Plaza hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Tiff, E. W. Mordock,
Baston ; R. W. Harvey, New York ; C. D.
Helwig, Kansas City; A..B. McMullen,
Albuquerque, are at tbe Depot hotel.
C. W. Barnett, traveling agent for tbe
Raymond-Whitoomb-Excursion Company,
cams in on No. If from Boston, Mass., to
meet a party of five, from Los Angeles,
this evening, and conduct them back east.
O. A. Crandall with Messrs. Gunn and
Parkinson, the beet sugar factory , men,
left this afternoon for La Cueva to make
investigations there into the prospects for
raising beets. '
Misses Ruth and Kate Raynolds, Miss
Mary LaRue, Miss Beatrioe Atkins, Miss
Htttie Knickerbocker, returned this after
noon, -from the Phoenix ranch farm, Col.
R.G. Head's place, Watrous, Mora oouoty.
Jt the rumors floating about as to
changes In tbe divisions, shapes and plans
of operating tbe Union Paelflo railroad
should prove to be true, a great hardship
will fall on one or two towns and many
employes who have to move and dispose of
homes in order to adjust themselves to new
locations. Mr. Dickinson is reported as
saying tbat economy of management de
mands tbe proposed changes, and tbat the
oad bad been bought at such a price tbat
only economy of management could make
tbe roed pay a dividend ontbe investment.
It is too bad that this burden should fall-
on innocent tiwns and employes. .
The Feast of St Joseph, was celebrated
very fittiogly In tbe cburcb ot "Our Lidy
of Sorrows" today,. All tbe Catholic soci
eties were present. .
Tbe Wells, F-trgo company shipped a
splendid thoroughbred Jersey cow from
tbo Leibscbner ranch to Albuquerque. A
cow by express it rather nnqsual.
A Raymond & Whltcomb tourist excur
sion, for California, occupying two Pull
mans and a dining car, and numbering
thirty-eight persons, went west this after'
noon.. They left Boston, New Tork and
Philadelphia on tbe 15th. Price of round
trip was advertised at (340. They were
under the charge of Geo. T. Simonds.
I'nion County Court Notes.
District court convened last Monday
morning Chief Justice Wm. J. Mills pre
siding. '
The grand jury was empanelled with
John Love as foreman. A. C. Miera was
appointed interpreter for the grand jury
and Paulino TJlabarri bailiff.
Upon motion ot (. E, Smith, a committee
consisting of L. C. Fort, O. A. Laraz'ola,
aod O. T, Toombs, was appointed to ex
amine Stewart R. Price for admi&Bion to
tbe bar.
The eigbt cases of the Territory vs. Juan
Martinez, Reymundo Quintans,, Elljlo
Arguello, and Jose D. Garcia, for murder
Ing two Chinamen were dismissed, tbe
defendants being now in tbe penitentiary
serving life sentences for the crime.
In tbe case ot the Territory vs. John
Wilburn, larceny, the conrt granted a
change of venue to Colfax county.
W. A. Harkm 81 is threatened with mea
sles, something nnnmal at bis time of life,
The 'Deestrlek Skula "
"Sknlemastir" Taylor, deserves . much
credit for bis splendid success in staging
tbe "Deestrlek Skule" comedy. All the
parts were played exceptionally well.
Tbe comedy was put on in two acts, tbe
morning session and afternoon session
Tbe parts were all so well. played tbat
special mention would necessarily be re
quired to extend to all. -; '
The best line and latest styles of pat
terns of spring suitings just received at
George. Hose's custom tailoring establish
meet on Railroad avenue. We compete
with tbe best eastern bouses in price,
quality ot goods, nc ana workmanship,
97-tf
If you want to buy a well established
and welf paying business at a bargain, see
W, L. . BloomSeld at his 2nd-hand store'
in regard to bis Eureka fly -shuttle, iron,
oarpet loom. ,'imma : ' 26t
Miss Jeannette Rtcbley, a charming
young lady from Las Vegas, has been vis
iting Mrs. 3. Leahy for some days. Eaton
Range. ...-..,.
Better weather will soon be here.
The St. Joseph society, in full regalia
and forty-five strorg, attended service on
the west side today, Father Leon, S, J.,
offlclaitlrg.
For tbe first t me in Its history, Tbc Op
tio was gottsn out, today, on a power-
press. This was necessitated by the won -
erft;! Increase in business,
RAILROAD RUM3LING8.
Fireman Busbey is still on tbe sick list. '
Engine 37 Is In tbe shots fr repair )
Engineer Phillips ls.talklog of griog to
the Klondike.
Engineer E l Sears is laying eff, and. J.
L. Scodder Is his substitute.
Traveling Engineer Joba Roes, who has
his home to this city, is at borne.
L. H. Lewis and eleven men went down
to Algodones, to construct bridge's. - '
Trains were late yesterday and today.
Probably tbe Wipd was tbe cause.
Fireman Charley . Hloes baa bought A
fine U ttk ot Plymouth Rocks, from En
gineer Bbaw.
There is a great amount of fruit going
east from California, making tbe freight
traffic very heav.
Condoctor Fred Bacon has taken a ninety
days lay off, In wbicb he will visit the
Klondike. He was expected, to Jeave yes
terday afternoon. -r . - f, , .
Fireman Arthur Langston, on tbe twitch
engine, has traded Tuns 'with Flreuan
Westllng, ot engine $18, for sixty days'
A number ot the 8,aota Fe firemen went
to Raton Thursday to attend the Brctbrr
bood of Locomotive Firemen's ball Thf y
returned yesterday afternoon, . and re
ported a splendid time. A large number
of railroad men from La Junta were pres
ent. yr.W. WBTTB. ,
Shortly after entering tbe service of the
Santa Fe Mr. White married the eldest
daughter of General B. F. Strlngfellow, cf
Atchison, who survives him. Tbe. family
consists of three daughters, Jean,- "Hen
rietta, and Deborah, asd one son, Benja
min. ' ' . ' '
Like Edward Wilder, Mr. ' White' eon-
tinned as one of the general officials of the
8anta4Fe system during tbe many changes
In managements and policies. Through
all the vicissitudes of the Santa Fe's
history, Mr, White . continued to .dictate
its passenger polioy and superintend this
important portion of tbe railroad work..; .
Probably no railroad official in the
United States was better liked, not only
by bis fellow i fncials, but .by his em
ployes as well, than was W. F. White. He
was kind and considerate at all times with
tbe men in tbe employ of tbe department
over which he bad charge, and men who
worked in bis office while In Topeka and
who are yet in tbe service ot tbe Santa Fe,
are today recounting reminiscences Illus
trating bis kindness to the men who de
pended on bis favor for tbelr positions.
While a young man, Mr. White was
prominent as an amateur athlete, and even
In later life he was, .devoted to outdoor
sports. It was his, enstom every year
since leaving Topeka to arrange a hunting
trip to Colorado or tbe Indian Territory,
and, with aj party composed . n ostly of
Topeka Jmer, spend two or three weeks
hunting game.
During his resldenoe. . in Top ks, Mr,
White was well known in social life, and
was prominent la musical circles He pos
sessed a flue tenor voice, and was invari
ably pressed Into service at all entertain.
ments arranged by tbe musical people ot
Topeka. At one time be was a member ol
the choir of the Church ot tbe Assumption
Topeka Stat Journal.
. The Otero Guards. .
Major Rankin, in reply to an Optio
representative's query as to the readiness
of the Guards for active sarvlce, said tbat
be had been informed by Colonel Hersey,
adjutant general, that all the accoutre
ments required by a soldier under marcb
Ing orders were boxed up and ready for
shipment from Santa Fe at a, moment's
not.ee. , ;
In case the Guards should be called up
on for any active service, such as in tbe
event of war or riot, tbe Guards could he
ready for Instant effective duty . . . .
Captain W. H. Kelly says that tbe. target
practice assigned for Sunday .bad. been
postponed, the weather being tco severe
for accurate work in gun practice.
. Tbe company Is In flne condition and the
Guards are enthusiastic,, workers for . the
best Interests of the company. '
Tbere is evidently the right material, in
tbe local company which will be brought
out to tbe highest degree coder the very
efficient olOcersbipof the present command,
. Horse of Olpautie Sise.
-John Graham, an Oliver township farm
er, Is tbe owner ot the largest borse in tbat
section of Ohio, Tbe animal is 23U hands
high and weighs 2,800 pounds. His bead is
44 inches long. The borse is too large for
any kind of woik on tbe farm, and Mr.
Graham has been trying to dispose of blm.
A few weeks ago a Cincinnati buyer went
to Graham's place and contracted tor the
blii borBe. It was delivered to the railroad,
til when it came to loading the borse he
was too large to pass through the door of
a stock car. Mr. Graham was compelled
to take the animal back borne;:." ;
' '"- J' - Bk Pant's Oigan. ;. !- ;-!;.
Jhe new pipe organ has been put In place
in St. Paul's chapel. It Is a beautiful Id-'
strnment of wonderful tone and reach tor
its size. It bas tbe modest apprarance
thoroughly consistent with tbe t eautiful
Wife chapel, and its noprt tautiousoess
strikes one as very consistent. -
Tbe mnsio at St. Paul's will now be even
better than formerly, with this new addi
tion to the very excellent choir. Miss
Bessie Cooley wilt retain ber place in the
choir, as organist as will also all the other
members, which will meet the highest ap
proval of all those who have been permitted
by fate to participate In . tbe Episcopal
services here. , ,
Paul McCormlckt who was bringing a
herd of cattle from Colorado to Han Miguel
county, stopred (n Santa Fe to get' tome
supplies. He expris'ed himself as 'not
again attempting to move cattle in tbe
spring, as tbe cost of feeding, etc, Is too
expensive. Tbe McCoimlck ranch In Ban
Miguel county comprises two pastures of
the finest land la tbe Territory, and is
stocked with 800 bead ot cattle. ? t ',
.i " . ... Notice to Contractors.
. Contrsctors are Invited to, bid on .a
frame cottage building, plans for which
are now on file and bids for which will be
opened on Thursday, March 24th, at 8 p.
m., at tbe office of Fbitch i Co ,
1, ' Architects.
For Fale on Easy Payments.
Two four room bouses, lots And good
outhouses, located on Prince street, be
tween Grand avenue and Railroad avenue.
Price $1,000 each.
Also one (bar room boose, ground and
good outbruses located on corner of Prince
street and Graod evenue. Piles $1,80.
Tbese properties can be bought for pait
cash and I aiance on easy payments, with
. low Interest.
Inqaire of
107 t
WJSJ& HcOSKTT,
- Appleo,
13 lO BOXES, Qt E5 cSi.
Delicious New Maple Sep
SYRUP, -
FIRST RU& OF rim SEASON."
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There isa probability tbat tbe D,
G. will shortly rani special passenger
train IntoJSaata Fa, aadeVr away wtts tas
accommodatiou train now acting as tbe
representative of tha passenger service,
Superintendent Lydon is egltatiog the
question and states that vary ,UttIa. more
patronage will be neetsjary to effect the
desired change. -
The Fate br All. '
In speaking ot the death of. Charles E.
Neilan, brother ot Mrs. H. J. Ryan, ot
this oity, wblou sad event recently took
place at Hamilton, Ohio,, and cf which
mention' was made in Tffg Optio) the Ham
ilton Daily Newi says:
Charles E. Neilan, onfof this most popu
lar and promising yonog men of this city,
died at the residence of his brother-in-law,
on South Front street, at 3:30 yesterday
morning of consumption, aged thirty-two
years.' He had been lingering for months,
heroically struggling wltb the dread die-'
ease and bravely battling for the life tbat
was to be denied bira., As the Inevitable
end drew nearer; and' Bearer he 'faced
death with calmness and'eompnture and
fell asleep in tbe full consolation , of tha
brighter ard eoernei Ilia-beyond. He
was boru, raised and educated In this city,
attended tbe Nicholi' business college and
for sixteen years be worked as a machinist
at Bent el Sc Margidaot's. He was a
young man of floe character' and excep
tional worth and ability. All that loviug
care could do aod tbe best skill enl'med
ical attention afford were devoted Jo him
but to no avail and there only now re
mains bis blessed memory end the ssdness
and tha heart pain occasioned by his un
timely doatb. : '
Notice of Ulasolmlon of Partnership
'Notice Is hereby gltn that1 lb partner
ship between Benjimin Lowe Ostein; Mor.
rls Stfousfe, Felix Strousse, Joe Harber
and Simon Voreoberg heretofore exislttng
under the style end title of" LoWeOBtein,'
atronsse & Co.,'and carrying on business at
Cleveland and at Mora, In the oounty'of
Mora, aid Territory of New Mexico, was
dissolved on the tenth day cf March, A. D.
1698, so far as relates to the safd Benjamin
Lowensttia, w ho-retire 'frord the said
firm.- -'. -r-
Alt debts due by the late' "firm of Low
enstein, Strcusse & "Co.'i are assumed and
will be pa'd acd discharged b tbe said
Morris Strousse, Felix Btrousss," Joe Har-
Lberg and Simon Voreoberg the Remaining
partners wbo wil ccWtinue the' .tuslness
under the firm name of M. Strousss tt
Company, at Ihs si m' places offousineSs,
viz., Cleveland and Mora, In thefiffocnty of
Mora. ' . ;t
All accouols due to tbe late firrfl ot Loir'
enstein, Btroutse & Co., are to bs pai 1 to
tbe Arm of M. Strousse & Coblpoy, iue
oessors to the' said firm of UowenBteln,
Strousse ft Co. :. x i j- -
Dated this tenth day of Ma-rcb, A. D.
1898. " " ErnjmiN LowN8TiN '
: ' Morris Strossi
"r: Kklu Btrodssk, '
" Job Harbebo,1''
Simon Vorinbero.
112 St
.; a. Bint From theKloridike. -
'Joseph Ladne, tie famous trfcppsr ' arid
miner and the present owner" of Dawson
City, and for many years the agent of the
Alaska Ccmmercisl Company gives a bint
to person's gciog to Alaska, and pays grrat
compliment to a ell known 'article. Ho
writes: "; ' s--'-"-- '
' "I have always used YTie itoyal Baking
Powder in Alaska and Not1 th west Teril
tory, as no other gave VqriaT sali 'faction
lit tbat harsh c'imste. I also found my
customers always Insisted on having tbat
brand." .
Mew t'botOKraphlo Oallery. '
Photos par dozen, $1.75 up; picture
frames without pictures, 65 cts. aod np ;
larara framea for Rriunn, A1 . a..
good work as can be bad In any iarge city.
iiubums ouiornou ai raasonanid rates
Come and see ns. Mrs. 3 J A; Keall, Veeder
building, Plasa. r , .. . . w -' 99141
SPECIAL NOTICES.
17I0K RENP Two five-rdon oottairita
A- at the Hjt Bprings.ply., at Club
nouse. - llB-tl
WBY PAT KESTwW7ou can' 'buy a
" home on installments for what you
pay for rent? Vacait lots sold on. long
time. J. H. Teitlebauro, Libeitv, N. M.,
or inquire of W. C. Beld, agent. " 102 tf
FOR RENT Three, six or nine acres cl
and, suitatle for garden purposes ;
terms reasonable. AddIv to Sister, ot I.n.
retto. "' .., .-
TSTAMTED-To buy. 100 second hand
1 1 oiwiiag stoves as o.- &.aunTman's, on
8M
Full Stock of Goods In
Piece--Call and see
them.
C1l
jw S Ull ' sine sji VJCir 9
3 i-ine i"urnismrig
tc5 - Goods. .
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ILFELD'S
LATEST
SUCCESS was. the
thiSf week'.; So .acceptable did our ofTering
prove to .be in this line
announce to the ladies
Lty;that hencetOrtn we wjll keep a still larger
anH more complete assortment in this depart-
aw
mentand-assure them
ity in material and make-up combined with
the " most nioderate prices so that ''sendinp-
way'V-for-these goods . will be unheard-of
it ' ; . .': " ..:-' ;
Want You to See
BLACK
made up just liko first elais dressmnker's
yorkr-HJUt in. the latest style of fssli
ioo&blo fabrics brilliantines, " poplin,
silks, and to remarkably cheap from the
full lined, neatly finished -'skirt for $1.00
celsewhero SI .35)
garments iu rich brocades," lined with silk
taffetas at $12.00 to $20.00 theycan-,
not be matched in other shops. '
ILFELD'S
LEVY
-WiS4.fMif.V
"- The Leaders
We Under Buy!
. Q RE AT SPECIAL SALE.
AT 1 1 ' cts per yard Worsted
I I ; dress plaids, 28 inch,
' L'.' no w Spring Goods. -
AT OC cts yard, All Wool
U U Serge, - 36 inch, l n all
sB'ades, worth 40 cts.
AT OC cU . yard,- X 11 Wool
; UJ Novelty Dress Goods,
: Vich;' new spring shades,
' worth 35 els. '
AT Ot each, all, Linen
03 Damask Towels, 16-32
worth 12 J cts. r
I Man .Orders Promptly attended To.
I V ,2i SIXTH STREET
...AT
Old Town Hardware Store
Our
. . .
Is aow complete. L Also
:.-: WIRE of all description. All kinds of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
-None better in
- the Old Town
A. A. W18K, Notary Fublla Established 1881.
WISE
LOANS AND REAIi ESTATE,
Sixth L&d Douglas Ares., East Las Vegas, N. M. '
Improved and Unimproved Lands end City Property for sale. "Investments made an
attended to for Son-residents. Titles examined Cents collected and Taxes paid.
AGENTS FOR
A. E. NETTLETQN
AND
EURT & PACKARD FINE SHOES
..OS F. IWIS
LKADERS IN.
. . FINE TALORING . .
- LATEST STYLES IN .
MEN'S HATS
; ' " STIFF AND SOFT
-a
muslin underwear sale
that we are pleased to
of Las Vegas and vicin-
of excellence ol qual
DRESS SKIRTS
no. to the elecant
Next Week--:
Tlillinery Opening
Await notice of day.
THE
PLAZA.
& Bro.
of Dry Goods
We Under Sell!
AT 1 C cts yard, soft en
I J jitiieled Table Oil
cloth, 5 4 wide, worth 35
cts. : ..' " "
AT O ct varJ, new spring
O Standard Calicos, 12 yds
." limit to a customer.
AT C cts yard Amoskeag apron
V check ginghams. :.
AT Q cts yard, Soft Finish
: O Cambric, one yard wide
AT cts yard,' 36 inch wide,
U Percales, worth 10 cts
.Agents for tha Standard Patterns.
THE .,
Line of . . . . .
. SCREEN DOORS
AND WINDOWS
a Full Stock of ('
. . . . WEATHER STRIPS, all sizes
including the Standard Mower,
the market. Convince yourself at
Hardware Store. . ,
T, C. HOGSKTT
HOGSETT, - '
Shirts Made to Order
--White and French M
Percal
Just Arrived --Nobby
r?i rf!
Tine iiicu v a uses tfj
and Trunks.
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imtizA Avenue, ' JAKE BLOjCK, PfOpa
j N. L. Rosenthal & Co.,
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IGeneral
J lUnch Uade
nignest prices paid
Wire Netting
Wire Cloth
Screen Doors
Wire Screens
I WE ME IipiARTERS I
FULL LINE OF PAINTS AND OILS FOBt PAINTERS AND
:.Vr,.:. '.t " . FAMILY ; CSE. .
ALL REASONABLE HARDYM-- '
PLAZA HOTEL
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American or European
Plan.
Myer Fnedman
WHOLESALE GROCERS
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WOOL DEALERS,
Las Vegas N. M.
Rosenthal Ei'oo.,
Leaders of
5c
For Shelf Oil CbtVworth 8c
and 10c elsewhere . T
1 Cn For Tahle Oil Cloth, All
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49c
a yard for COihchL Tablei
Felt, always sel&'at 75c.
C - Soft Bleached Muslin, 7-8 yd
UU wide, worth 7c. , . '
C p For L. L. Unbleached, yard
vJ v -wide, Muslin, worth 7c. -
OA fx For Fine Line Now.Cl.ina
tlTl Silks, 20 patterns" to se
lect froai. Ll't
29c
For Fancy Brocaded Silk,
worth '50c.'; " ..'
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Merchandise
a spwialty
tor wool, maes ana pelts.
Plows
Farming Implements
Lawn Mowers "F
Garden Hose
Wagner c& Myers.
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Las Vegas, N. M
& Bro.
Low Prices.
. New line of Fringed "End Ties
for ladies and children.
. New Lace, Silk and Chiffon
' Latest Styles of Kid Gloves, im
White, New Oreeaandotber colors.
New Silk Waists Just In.
Everything in the- Corset Lin
NVw in Stock.
. -New Novelties in Dress Patterns,
No'Tfrq. Alike. V-
New Gauds Arriving Daily by
Express from New York City.
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