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DAILY GAZETTE
J. H. KOOCLER, Editor.
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Editor and Proprietor.
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Margery Daw!
BY r. K. WEATHERLY.
I'm In love, but I've never told her,
Never told the maiden I love;
I lie !n tho long, green grass and behold her,
A one swing all day in the boughs above.
I'm a Kiudent with toil o'erladen,
And a rtudent ever should books prefer,
Hut shu's such a darling, dainty maiden,
My thoughts go swinging away with her.
See saw 1
Margery Daw 1
Up in the apple tree Margery swings;
And I, lying under,
Watch her, and wonder
What is the ditty that Margery sings.
And she gees swinging; and I go slaving,
Turning the leaves of a musty book;
Hut surely that was her white hand waving,
And surely that was my darling's look.
A perfect fortress of books I sit in,
Ethics, economy, politics, law.
But all the pages I vow were written
By that little philosopher, Margery Daw.
See saw !
Margery Daw !
Up in the apple tree Margery swings;
And I, lying under,
Watch her, and wonder
What is the ditty that Margery sings.
The light is fading, the day grown older
And now the west ering sun is gone,
And Margery 1 no more behold her;
In the deep, cool grass I lie alone.
For Margery she was a sunbeam only,
And I was a fool for all my pain,
But whenever I'm sad and whenever I'm
lonely,
Hack comes Margery, back again.
See saw !
Margery Daw 1
Up in the apple-tree Margery swings;
For "Life's a dream,
And love's a shadow !"
And that is the ditty that Margery sings.
Temple Bar.
Senator Conkling once facitiously
dubbed Hon. David Davis. The great
American reservoir of political soothing
syrup," and however apt the figure was
at the time his recent record has effect
ually dispellect the illusion that sooth
ing sweetness predominates to any
very large extent in his make-up large
as he is. His course recently; has been
enigmatical in the extreme. Like the
Irishman's ilea "whin ye think you've
got'im, bedad. he's somewhere else
thin." He first voted with the Kepub
Means to admit the three new Senators
before organizing, and thus disappoint
ed the Democrats and set the Repub
licans to figuring upon his influence and
then disappointed both parties by re
fusing to support Edmunds amendment
substituting Anthony for Bayard.
These apparently contradictory posi
tions coming so close together have
made him an object of unusual interest
to both parties. In case the Democrats
persist in organizing the Senate before
the admission of the new Senators, and
choose Bayard President pro lem; it is
not improbable that when the new
Senators do come in the Republicans
will insist upon, choosing a successor
to Mr. Bayard, and then if Senator
Davis should vot e with the Republicans,
or should abstain from voting, which is
more probable; they can easily elect
their man. In view of the fact that
Davis whole political life has shown
liim to be pre-eminently in favor of
"fair play," and that the ultimate ob
ject of Democratic Senators in forcing
the organization, is a possible presi
dential succession; we deem it safe to
predict that his course will prevent the
peculiar circumstances of the present
from being thus questionable, utilized
for Democratic advantage. The pres
ent indications are that the special ses
sion of the Senate will develop much of
the partizan bitterness and retaliatory
obstruction to business by which the
last session was characterized and that
much time will be occupied in a heated
contest over the admission of Lapham
and Miller of New York as the commit
tee appointed to examine the creden
tials authorized to take into consider
ation the protest of the Democratic
Senators of the New York legislature.
Some man has recently said that the
fact of giving Guiteau a fair trial, would
do much to evince the stability of our
institutions. We suggest in all reason
that if we are to win fame and honor as
a nation, by "gushing" over Guiteau,
that.thc most distinguished and ex
travagant nonsense that can be indulged
will add the more to the lustre of ou na
tional renown. Then let his trial have
all the show and glitter and gorgeous
ness that can be thrown around it.
Separate him in his trial as far as pos
sible from the common criminal, and it
won't be long before some other crank
seeking morbidly for notoriety,, will
strike down another President just to
make himself famous.
Fattening For Marriage.
A lady correspondent at Saratoga
says: I met a girl at Saratoga w ho told
me that she was trying to fatten her
self for bridal. The afhanced husband
was an ardent admirer of plumpness,
and she was rather lean. The amount
of oatmcl and cream she consumed was
marvelous, and she lolled around all
daylong, refusing to dance even, for
fear of working off an ounce of ilesli.
A month of that kind of treatment in
creased her weight nine pounds, but it
did'nt improve her appearance, to my
mind, because she had a fat, porky
leek in her face, and her skin became
bad from indigestion. The wiser sys
tem commonly adopted by affianced
wives is a plain, nourishing diet, plenty
of exercise, and long, regular hours of
sleep. These brace her up iu health,
and an improved appearance is the
consequence.
('. E. Wencbe'a Price Lint.
Choice Rio coffee per lb., 151.
Mocha coffee per lb. 3ó.
Powdered Sugar, per lb. 14.
Granulated Sugar per lb. 13J.
A Sugar per lb. 13$.
Green Tea per lb. 73.
Black Tea CO.
Tolu Soap, No. 1, per box, 3.50.
Legal Tender, per box, 3.75.
Imperial, per box, 4.00.
Silver Soap, per box, 4.30.
Blue Laundry, per box, 4.30.
Rosin Soap, per box, 4.35.
Red Mottled Soap, ber box, 4.75.
Canned goods, per doz. 2.50.
California canned goods, per doz. 4.00.
Sardines, Js per doz. 1.50.
Dried Apples and Peaches, per lb. 13.
Baking Powder, s, per lb. U5.
Baking Powder. Is, per doz. 3.50.
3s, ' " 11.00.
Blueing, per gross, 2.25.
Candies, per lb. 10.
Chocolate, per lb. 2Í).
Cigars "Tumarique" per 1000 22.50.
"Happy Family," per 1000 30.00.
"Windsor Stubs," " " 32.00.
Glass 8x10 and 10x12, per box, 5.00.
Ink, small bottles, per doz. 75c.
Rope per lb. 15c.
Sirup in 1 gallon, per gallon 95.
Pepper and Allspice per lb. 45.
Cinnamon, per lb. 27.
Cloves, per lb. 00.
Nutmegs, per lb. 1.10.
Cheney & Son's Tobacco, 65.
Cigarette and Manil's Taper, per lb. 13.
Axes per doz. 11.00.
Coffee Mills, per doz. 7.00.
Spades, per doz. 14.00.
I Scales, each, 1.50.
Counter " 5.50.
Cartridges, 32 R. F., per 1000, 6.00.
38 " " " 9.00.
41 " " " 9.00.
44 " ' " 13.50.
" 50 " " " 22.50.
38 C. F., - "15.00.
41 " " " 17.00.
. " 44 " " " 18.00.
45 " " " 21.00.
50 " " " 30.00.
Spirits of Turpentine, per gallon, 1.00.
Linseed Oil, per gallon, 1.25.
Varnish, per gallon, 1.85.
White Lead, per keg, 3.00.
Paints in oil,, per lb. 15.
Dry Paints, per lb. 10.
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Hosiery, in endless variety at
reasonable figures.
10-0-tf C. E. Wesche.
For Stoves, Furniture, Hardware and
Queensware, go to Lockhart & Co.'s.
10-5-tf.
' otice.
Ladies and gentlemen who have
promised articles for the fair, for the
benefit of the building fund of the new
Jesuit College will please send them to
the College by Saturday next.
ü-12-lw. Faih Committee.
Lake trout, black bass, fresh oysters,
sweet potatoes and cranberries at Bell
& Co.'s, the plaza grocers aud bakers.
10-12-tf
Fresh Oysters
Every day direct from Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at Philips & Milli
gans' on Centre street. Also fresh fish
twice each Aveek. 9-16-lm
IT WILL
Be of advantage to all buyers of cloth
ing) gents' furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, hats and caps, etc., to defer their
purchases for a few days until my new
fall and winter goods arrive. The
largest stock to select from, lateststyles,
good, reliable goods, and prices low.
Please give me a calU
ISIDOR STERN,
West Las Vegas.
, Special Notice.
To the Ladies of East Las Vegas:
I have just received a splendid assort
ment of Millinery, Fancy Goods, Cloaks,
Dolmans, etc., which I am offering at
lower prices than the same quality of
goods were ever before offered in Las
Vegas. All goods strictly first-class.
Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Mrs. J. E. Moore,
Douglass Avenue.
Opposite Sumner House. 10-7-2w
All summor drinks at Billy's.
-7tf
Hardware.
A large and complete stock at the
most reasonable prices, to be found at
Lockhart & Co's. 10-5-tf
Lake trout, black bass, fresh oysters,
sweet potatoes and cranberries at Bell
& Co.'s, the plaza grocers and bakers.
10-12-tf
Full weight and fair count, at the
Park Grocery.
-27 tf
Rohrer whiskey, ten years old, 25
cents a drink, at Billy's. 3-25tf
Ktoven ! Stove ! Ktovea ! Nix Hundred
in Atuck mid on the Way.
First-class goods at living prices are
our "Hustlers" for trade. Heaters kept
of all sizes and styles from a Lightning
Bug to a Furnace. We are agents for
the celebrated parlor stove "Denmark"
which has no equal for burning soft
coal in the United States. Give us. a
call before you purchase.
30-tf Lockhart & Co.
Salad a la Delmonico at Billv's
Lunch. 7-1 3tf
Chamnaerne cocktails 25 cents, at Bil
ly's. . 7-14-tf
lienta the World.
O. L. Houghton, the hardware mer
chant, proposes to supply New Mexico
with stoves this year, lie has a very
heavy stock on hand now besides two
hundred and fifty more bought and
shipped. He has cook stoves, parlor
stoves, heatingstoves, ranges, plain and
ornamented, and of the best make,
which ho will sell on the most favorable
terms. When yon want a stove call on
Houghton. 9-23-tf.
Fresh butter milk from the churn,
brought in every morning from the
ranch, at Billy's. 5-31tf
Attention I
The new Delmonico restaurant in
East Las Vegas near Mendenhall, Hun
ter & Co's. stables is now open to the
public with all the delicaclies of the
season. The hungry and the fastidious
public will govern themselves accord
ingly. The house is first-cla? and
meals will be served from bills o fare.
9-1-tf
Stove. i
Six hundred in stock and on tie way
at Lockhart & Co.'s. Examine their
stock and get their prices before pur
chasing. 1-5-lwJ
laeenaware.
A large and select stock at Lockhart
& Co.'s. sO-5-lw.
M. Heise has received the agency for
New Mexico for the sale of the Excel
sior beer. He keeps in stock all kinyls
of whiskies, which will be sold by the
barrel or car load and has an immense
stock of all brands of domestic and im
ported cigars. 7-29-tf
Ice cold Budweiser beer at Billy's.
5-G-tf
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Maxey have
received their new goods, and are now
prepared to do all kinds of fine mil
linery work. Mrs. Roberts daughter
also adds her services which makes
it one of the most complete establish
ments in the city. Second floor, Baca
building. 10-5-tf
Fruit dressed lemonade at Billy's.
Fresh Oysters at J.
Graaf & Co's. 9-20tf.
Try "Billy's Ponies" Cigars, pure
Havana.
To the Patron of the National
Hotel.
Mooney has departed, but did not
take the National Hotel with him, be
cause he could not, and that is consol
ing. My aim will be to run the hotel
in the very best style possible, and to
that end neither expense nor pains will
be spared. I respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the patronage that has been
bestowed so liberally in the past.
Mahala Randles.
Fresh Oysters at J.
Graaf & Co's. 9-20tf.
FirstNational Bank
OF LAS VEGAS.
(Successors to Raynolds Brothers.)
Authorized Capital, - - $500,000
Paid In Capital, - - - 50,000
Surplus Fund, - - - - 15,000
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Why Do People Stop at
Because they arc courteously treated and
supplied with tho finest brands of Liquors
and Cigars. Wine room in connection where
parties can be supplied with a tine oyster stew
on short notice, L. G. BURR. Proprietor.
Back of T. Romero's store.
Prices to Suit the Times.
JVC. BLAKE
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SADDLES I HARNESS
LAS VEGAS, - - NEW MEXICO.
South Side of Plaza,
Carriage Trimming Done to Order.
FAMILY VEGETABLES !
ONLY THE MOST
Improved Varieties !
CUCUMBERS, Fresh for Table Use or for
Pickles, wholesale and retail.
&et Your VeietaWes Nice ana Fresh
OF
T olin Miller
AT WKGNER'S PLACE.
Town lots for Sale in Bernalillo,
The Perca family, of Bernalillo, have laid
out a large tract of land in that beautiful town,
extending north on either side of tho railroad.
These lots are very desirable for business and
reHidence property., and are right among the
vineyards and fruit-growing lands. Lands for
gardens, orchnrds and vineyards can be easily
obtained. The property will be sold at reason
able rales. For fnrihcr Information apply to
J. M. PERKA,
Bernalillo, N. M.
White Onks Stage Line.
The White Oaks Stage Lino Is running daily
coaches from Socorro to White Oaks. After
Oct. 15th a buckboard will run daily to Ft.
Stanton. Eighteen hours from Socorro to
White Oaks. Good accommodations. Best
and quick est way to tho White Oaks.
10-Mf H. E. MULNIX.
M. FITZ-MAURICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Silveh City, - New Mexico
Business of every kind attended to In Grant
County.
G.WARD,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
jyii. degraw,
DENTIST.
Offlco over Herbert's Drug Store. !
"y M. H. PAGE, M. D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
TO LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS CO.
OmcK: No. 23 Bath House.
Graduate of Harvard University; member of
the Suffolk District Med. Society; of the Mass.
Med. Society and of the American Med. Asso
ciation. A practicing physician and surgeon In Boston
for the past twenty-eight years, with the excep
tion of about two years spent in Europe for
the advancement of professional knowledge,
and nearly the same time in the army during
the late war.
LATE DISPENSARY PHYSICIAN; Surgeon
In the Massachusetts General Hospital; SOLE
PHYSICIAN TO NICKERSON'S HOME FOR
CHILDREN the past twenty-even years. Tho
City Physician of Boston, etc., etc.
Also member of tho Soc. of Arts of Insti
tute of Technology; of the Massachusetts His-torioo-Ocnealogical
Society, etc, etc.
Late U. S. Pension Surgeon and frequently
selected by the Commissioner to pass upon the
more dillicult cases occurring in New Eng
land. Often employed as a medical expert in Im
portant cases by individuals; Life Ins. Co.'s;
Railroad Co.'s; the City; the Commonwealth
and the United States.
fyyEST LAS VEGAS,
LAND AGENCY
' JOnN CAMPBELL,
in Wesche 's building.
LAy VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.
JICHARD DUNN. .
i NOTARY PUBLIC,
RIVCON, .... NEW MEXICO.
j P. r "TSOBALD,
BOOT AND SHOE
Maker. Repairing promptly au? neatly done.
Col. Steele's former office. Grend avenue, sec
ond door nortil of Herberts Drug Store.
QET SHAVED AT The
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
BATHS ATTACHED.
CENTER STREET, - EAST LAS VEGAS
JgJ n. SKIPWITn,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, Room No. 7
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
I.
KIRBY.
DENTIST,
Zion Hill, Blanchard Street.
REIDLINGER;
Proprietor of the
MINERS' BARBER SHOP,
HOT AND COLD BATHS
Next door to Wright's Keno Parlor.
S PATTY,
Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER
AND SHEET-IRON WARKS
and dealer in all kinds of
COOKING ANG PARLOR STOVES.
BRIDGE STREET, - LAS VEGAS
jJ- J. PETTIJOHN, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
LAS VEGAS AND HOT SPRINGS.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of Females a
Specialty
HOT SPRINGS - - - 8 to 12 A.M.
LAS VEGAS-Ceatral Drag Store, 2 to H P. M.
JgOSTWICK & WHITELAW.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office In First Nat'l Bank Building,
LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICO.
J N FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER
POSTOFFICE, Bridge Street, LAS VEGAS.
J B. BORDEN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
On line of Street Railroad, east of Optic Block.
JLBERT & HERBER,
Proprietors
BREWERY SALOON,
OPPPOSITE ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE,
East Las Vegas.
Fresh Beer always on Draught. Also Fine
Cigars and Whiskey. Lunch Counter in con
nection. (x
F. NEILL,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
And District Attorney for the Twentieth Ju
dicial District of Texas. All kinds of business
attended to promptlv.
Office : EL PASO, TEXAS.
J W. HANSON,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Shop in tho old Gazette office, South Second
Street.
JR. H. S. PEEBLES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOM.
Makes a specialty of Dermatology, or skin dis
ease. Office: Two doors west of St Nicholas.
QIIAVES & RUSSELL,
J. Franco Chavea, D. C. Russell,
ATTORNEYS
AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
l.i. t. Will livliE. ... - NEW MEXICO
jyj-RS. J. P. THEOBALD,
DRESSMAKER,
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO,
First door north of Herbert's drug store.
Cutting and fitting a specialty. French dry
stamping done to order. The ladies of Las
Vegos are Invited to call and give me a trial.
M
RS. ROBBIN'S SUMMEKFIELD, M. D.,
First Houso North of Sumner House.
Office Hours ; From 10 to 12 a. m. ; 3 to 5 p.m.
East Las Vegas, .... - New Mexico.
JTEE & FORT,
U ATTORNEYS AT LAW
(Ofllco at Residence)
EAST LAS VEGAS - - - - N. M.
rjlHOS GIBBS,
Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mending done on short notice and In good
style. All work guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. North Side Plaza.
C. R. BROWNING
EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M..
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
REPRESENTS
The Oldest, the Largest, the Best Imsurance Co's.
Organ
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Mutual Life
Liverpool, London and Globe
Home Fire Insurance Company.
London Assurance Corporation..
Phoenix
Queen
Springfield F. 4M
Commercial Union
Insurance Co. of North America.
Lion
Pennsylvania."
Fire Insurance Association
North British & Mercantile
Hamburg-Magdeburg
I-TSTJ- BAITCB IS
IF1- I. ECIÑr -
SueeeaBor to Herbert & Co.
'.SEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded at All Hours, Day and Night.
-lOCIEIIAIlT , 23iOC, EAST TiA ft VJJC3rS
DUNLAP &
Successors to Herbert fc Co.
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
Prescriptlons:Carefully Compounded.
Northwest Corner of the Plaza, Las Vegas.
IT IS NO USE TO SEND EAST FOR FINE
G-OODS, AS .
H. EOMEEO & BEO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY FINE STOCK OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
-INCLUDING-
Brocade Silks, Velvets, Satins, Tassels, Cassimeres
(Of All Colors)
Fine Washington Cloth, Momie cloth, Silk Bunting
(Of all colors.)
Ladies' French Kid Shoes
-
indies' Eio.o Bonnets.
CARPET DEPARTMENT!
Our Carpet Department is complete in the latest and most beaatiful designs. We invit
a? ection of our stock.
MENDENHALL, HUNTER & CO.,
FEED AND SALE STABLK
Xast .nd West lias Vegas.
Dealers iu IIorsc9 aud Mules, also Fine Buggies and Carriages lor Km1
Rigs for the Hot Springs aud other Points of Interest. The Finest Lívm
Outlits in the Territory.
BILLIARD
A
HALL. XO
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O
CENTRE
STREET.
A full line of the Purest Imported Wines and
Whiskies for family and medical purposes.
Billiard Hall
'Star Light'
Free Lunch Every Night
Everything new and flrstclass. Fine Tables,
a Fine Bur and courteous treatment guaran
teed to nil.
South. JSlclo
'laza.
J". J". KELLY,
(Successor to Blako & Kelly) (
Nannrnctnrnr ana Dealer 1m
SADDLES & HARNESS
Carriage Trimming to Order.
Ou Front Street.
NEW ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Location. Assets.
New York $ 1.7;tt,78 02
London & Liverpool 31.fi65.liH OS
New York e.KHfi.refl 33
London 15,880,111 1
Hartford 3,217,1 19 83
Liverpool ,H21,2rr (XI
Spjingtleld, Mass... 2,12S,fi36 81
London 8,BS8,571 24
Philadelphia 7.805,588 89
London 1,340,141 14
Philadelhn'a 2,131,0: 17
London 1,331,783 01
London 8,3fi4.59 21
Hamburg, Germany 887,863 14
. $188,779,659 84
PBOTBCTIOIT.
WINTERS,
Also a full line of
AND -
VALLEY SALOON
CHAS. ME LEND Y, Prop'r.
I would respectfully call tlie attention of the
public to my choice brands of
LIQUORS i CIGARS !
Opposite the depot.
Elegantly Furnished.
Open day and night. Club room In connuctlon.
THOMAS H. CONKLIN
THE PIONEER
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
-AT-
33 Xj PASO, 1733:
Office in Stanton's Building, first lloor, Sun
Antonio Street.
Capitalists, Speculators, do not fail to visit
El Paso, inevitably the future great city of the
West, seo its improvements, ita railroads, pros
perity of its business men, tho rich valley
land surrounding it, its great natural advan
tages and prospective relations to Mexico, and
judge the situation and its prospecta for your
selves. Call at my ollico for any information
you desire, or to buy prorcrty of any descrip
tion. A. 0. BOBBINS
DEALER IN
FURNITUKE
AND
QUEENSWARE
UNDERTAKING ORDERS PROMP'I
LY ATTENDED TO.
Near the Bridge, Weit La Vega.