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Ai.r.r,'i ri:vt r. iaier refer to tlwiilj
iLi'.t 'i i.R'.-t i: m ti I. art a new on
rnt .f lare jro rtion. It W to l.e
l'.iV. thrte stories liirli. w'.th ba-e-ment.
A iixrlh winjj will If i'x'l if ft,
uml a a'itli wiiif of like dime ti-iom.
When oniiltf (I tliit will b a beauti
ful ami ro-tly building.
Now i- the beauty New Maxieo win
ter weatlur aiparnt. Where c!.-e in
the wui'M ran Midi universally miM
anit 'Iraa:it wv:til.er be iouini? The
rlituinatics of northern countries should
c'jnie t this territory and loosen t;j
ticir stiflViifd limbs Climbing our
mountains tl;e- e sunny days.
As small rox has almost entirely dis
niarnl from the city people, should
l careful about moving intw Iiou.t
and rooms wlicru patient huvu lieen
kept during the prevalence of the dis
e:ie. Old licdilin should bo destroy
ed and all such rooms thoroughly dis
inUcted. The city overnnient has
b. n Miric-f.ul iii sotting tlie disease
n.otod f:ut of the city, and all clloi ts
s!;o::ld be directed toward keeping it
out. Sini.grnl measures should be
a lopted looking toward ea.es that may
m uioiigniiifieirouMutj, lv, Albu-
r.iie ami olher joinis along Ihe
'l;
.MIT TTIKiB MIC I JtJSl UilW fTUN. I 'W
Vegas has sude red greatly from the cf
f i ts of the did9M and as the city is
now practical. y free it should be kept
so, and lei business have a chance to
a -ert itself i i a healthy manner. It was
natural for this city to be injured more
than any other, as it was the best known
outside of the territory, and eastern pa
pers heard of the preralencc of
New Mexico it was yery nalural
them to sprJv of its existing here,
x'aris represents France, s- does
Vegas New .Mico.
it in
for
As
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KA.S K ( i J Y,
ih,
i:a;i(l lirmviii of TlilsJ Vomitf
(roi lls ol the Vlt,
lni;i'oil. Sueial (iitte h ñutí iiusincss
of (! t llj .
I'tom mu' sa'eul eiMT. sutite:it.
Kansas Citv, Dee. 4, Kansas City is
built on the rouglie.-t piece oí ground
tkls side of New Mexico a constaat
.succession of liilis and Tallys; but
what a city of marvellous growth is
this, and Ingersoll tells us it will b as
large as'. ..cago some day, am!, by the
way, Ingcrsoll has conic and gone
and told r.s what to do to be saved
from his view of life and death. The
o:ily opera house was more crowded
than it had ever been before, three
hundred people occupying tho sta,e,
leaving a space the sixoof a dinner ta
b'e for Tngersoll. He don't io:r and
rant, and that crowde.l house would
haye sat till daybreak to lisien to a
speaker of such wonderful power. To
me, above all his other small manner
isms, the most contagious was his sup
pressed smile. He was honestly amus
ed as he stood there, with scraps of
paper on which he had copied passages
from the New Testament and read
t hem aloud, tearing them to pieces and
i'ilerspershig with original comments;
and ll.cn that smile to lighten up his
words of ridicule. Ho is honest in ií.t
biliving the "schema" of salyation, as
lie pleased to call it. It was delightful
and after he had taken up every church
-beginning with the mother of all
churches, the Catholic, and shown up a
fearful and bloody record, and helped
tn bury creeds: he stepped forward unit,
point in ; upward, told us his religion
ami as he said at the closing of each ar
ticle of seif-taught faith: "On this
rock I stand!" On this rock I stand!"'
it was a most, sublime climax. Two
things 1 came away convinced of Iu
gersoll'.is honest and eloquent.
Now, this week, we are to haye Ray
mond and the "reformed"' preacher,
Miln that i.-,' reformed th wrong way;
left the pulpit for the stage on account
of changing of religious views. Kansas
City commands now the best talunt
oren Pulsen is coming en the 'J!t!h.
Hut the past week has b. en a most busy
one: a profitable one, and all for char
ily. There are a noble class of women
here that l.ave built a home for the
friendless, and were in debt- many
thousands. They conceived the idea of
organizing a bazaar of notions to raise
the money, and by various methods
havi succeeded in one wuwk n raising
r'.,0(K. Overa ene thousand a day clear
prílit. There iculd not be. a more
charitable people, Hullenu, Monro &
Kmerygire most freely foOO here, an
other $.-)() thove and other firms in pro
portion, tho List two weeks ssems lo
have bee;i repleta v:th opportunities
forgiving Tli! Provident association
being a perfect organization t: sup
press street beting and pauperism, is
an association western cities, would ds
well to copy.
llefcring to the Bazaar the notable
feature was the gamo of chess, being
playcTwilli men aud women, tic; queen
of red attired in cardinal plusli. a royal
train, ermine, diamonds, etc., ths
pawns, were thu young fceils of Kansas
City in full uniform of red and black;
two noted chess players played a game
on a near stand and a lloor manager
called out the moves which the elegant
queens, kings and knights moved about
gracefully from square to square. The
work of getting ready and arranging
costumes was very great, but it was a
success and put hundreds into the
Women's Christian Association.
It is too cold lo rido out and besides
there is not a street in repair, every one
is torn up, but from tho window one
m rvtrr!ii;i. There rise ateeile and
there ate many church for the de
vout, ene eren, I hear, lia a string
lii. I lo attract the jounjf.
Kan-as City is a rry wea'tuy city,
t.ianv cf tie more western Luine
men h ing ama-n-d a fortuno com litre
to ime-t. and by the way, it take a
n.k'.l fortune to iatcst in ial estate
hero nun. O:io of the ln".t residences
L re is In in buiit by a cattle man,
and the city is pre.vlin;; in erery di
rection. Itents are very It'mh and lir
n every ay i at a premium. How
ever, what a pleasure to go chopping
nowadays, provided of course you
have a full pos kot-book. Take (J. Y.
Smith's or liulleue'ft, where you can
buy . anything from a shoe string to a
$Vi) .eal-kin acqtit, and carried from
Heor to floor in elevators, polite clerks,
eterylhing but a lunch counter, winch
wi:l ccme in time like Maey's in New
York. One needs a lunch when on a
shopping tour, for there is no business
so tedious and dilatory if one is in a
puudrj what to buy and investigating
juices, styles, etc. Tho ladies dress
elegantly and in style too, but not so
dashras further west in California.
The black dresses are still used, but it
is quite proper for ladies of middle age
here to go on the street in a bright red
plusli suit, and hat the same; very gay
hats are worn. not largo as
as recently. Many have no trimming
but a lifc-M.ed pigeon, rather half
llatteued out on one side. Birds of all
kinds sow aro made to adorn ladies1
bonnets by their death. I am too near
the end of this letter to branch out on
the sea of fashion, but one can now feel
lhpJ are in stJi jf wiiat they have on is
b(,(.omins t( tiieul no niattcr what
Lthcis wear. Krery lady can olictato
her own stylo of dress, and Mrs. Lans-
try says we trim too much and conceal
the true effect of the cloth, if displayed
by plain spaces, without furbelows ami
frills. One sees full skirts, and many
wearing hoops of small size, over which
all dresses hang more gracefully and
don't wabble about when walking.
M. M.
II. W. WVJIAV I NDERTAKER.
I keep the best assortment and the
largest undertaker's supplies of every
thing in size and quantities. Securing
Ceo. p. Smith, a practical embalmer
from Colorado, of long experience, per
fected a system f caring for the dead
without ice, producing natural and life
like appearance, and guarantee the
most perfect preservation of all bodies
embalmed by us for shipment to any
jiart of the world, such as has acver
been done heretofore. I therefore beg
leave to inform the public generally
that I am prepared to meet the long
felt want of this city, to sell at a rea
sonable price all kinds of metalic and
wood collins, frota the cheapest to the
finest. In basement, corner Seventh
and Douglas streets. Orders by tele
graph will receive prompt attention.
1 1-7-1 m.
EWES FOli HALE.
A Splriulitl Oppiirf unity to II h J
1 will have by the 1st of September in
tho vicinity of Las Vegas 25,000 young
New Mexican ewes for sale. For infor
mation apply to Don Feliciano Gutier
re at Pinkerton. J. M, Pekea.
8-2tf.
TO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB
LIC. I have just returned from the
eastern markets, and my stock is
as complete as any in the city.
I intend to remain in this city,
and do not intend TO SELL AT
COST, but will give my custom
ers and the public in general as
good a bargain as offered any
where, as I will not be undersold.
Remember the Old Reliable Mer
chant, N L. ROSENTHAL,
10 24-tf Railroad Avenue.
A bonanza for a party with small capi
tal. For particulars call on K. It.
Thornton. 11-19-tf
To YVlieui it My Concern.
As a change in the partnership of
Manvede, P.runiley & Co., will take
place on the iirst of December, all ac
counts in favor of said firm must be col
lected, and all accounts against the
same should be presented by that date.
Makwkde, Bkuml'ey &Co.
Nov. 11. 1S&2. 11-14-tf.
Herman Meyer, of the Grand avenue
merchant tailoring establishment, has
secured the services of a first-class cut
ter and is now prepared to furnish per
fect lining garments, made up in the
most fashionable and artistic manner.
Cleaning and repairing done on short
notice. Give him a call. "11 23 tf
Garrard & Cunninghams
INSURANCE,
Heal Estatei Live Stock
Notaries Public
AND- -
Conveyancers.
WE HAVE for sale improved
and unimproved city and Hot
Springs property. City and Hot
Springs propertv to rent. fn-
trally located business houses
and offices to rent. Ranchea anrl
waterfronts in the best stock
raising sections of Mew Mexico
for sale. Horses, cattle and sheep
for sale.
WE WANT real estate and
live stock-all we can get-to sell
on fair terms. Bonds, deeds and
contracts carefully drawn. Ac
knowledgements taken and col
lections made.
All business placed with us
shall have prompt attention.
GARRARD & CUNNINGHAM,
Bridge Street Las Veas N.M.
TJ 8. CÜLVKK,
Negotiator of
RANCHES AND STOCK,
Dodgo City. Kausaa.
li u-lm
JAS. A. LOCK HART. Prtoiaont.
KICHABD DUHV. Tico Tretident.
NEW MEXICO
LUMBER ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL STOCK, S250.000.
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
New Mexico
RUPE &
M A XL FACTU It E K3 Of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS AND MOULDINGS.
DEALERS IX
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Siding, Ceiling, Floor
ing, Oils, Glass, Paints, Plaster Paris,
Cement, Plasterer's Hair and
Building paper.
Veasf
I reuli Milk.
Delivered to all parts of town by S. N.
Trembly. 1-14-tf
Ten thousand dollars to lend on real
f stats. Apply to U. II. Thornton &
Co., Bridge street. ll-3tf
SOCIABLE DRINKS AT
BILLY' S.
New line of nobby hats and the best
overshoes in the market at the Golden
Rule elothing store. Remember it is
cheaper to get comfortable clothes
than to pay Uocter bills. 11-17-Ct
ATTENTION STOCKMEN!
I have for sale one stock ranch 35,000 acres.
Ono stoek ranch 15,000 ucres.
One stock raneb. io,o(H) acres.
Houses and lots in this city.
Warranty deeds iruarantoed.
H. K. THOUNTON,
Heiil Estato Agent.
Bridge street, Las Vikhs, N. M.
TTOU SALE A frond paying business in the
j center of the city. Uusircss jmys nut per
day ten dollars. This Is a rr.ve chance for a
party with f mall capitul. Or will trade for
real estate. Cull and see for yourself . R. H.
xHOUNTON, Uridsre street. ll-W-tf
T. B. MILLS,
l'ublishcrof M in iug World.
Real Estate, Mining & Insurance
BROKER.
DEALER LN
MINES,
Municipal Bonds,
AND
LAND SCRIP, Viz :
Improved Soldiers' Additional Bomesiead,
SIOUX SCRIP
-AND
Will buy and sell lamls on his own account
and on commission, and transact a general
real estate business In all Its branches.
Have a large list of desirablo lots for sale at
tho Hot Springs, that will bring doublo the
present price asked within one year. New
ilex ico is destined to become
The Great Stock, Sheep, Fruit
and Mining Country
of America, and the Hot Springs will be the
Invalid and tourist resort of tho world.
Write insurauce policies on desirable risks
throughout the territory.
Tarties desiring information about New
Mexico, address
T. B. MILLS,
Las Vegas, N. M.
Office on Bridge 6treet, New Town, near P,0
A. 0. BOBBINS
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
AND
QUEEN'S WARE
UNDERTAKING ORDERS PROMPT-
LY ATTENDED TO.
Near the Bridge, West Lat Vegat.
COH
WARRANTS
EUQEHIO BOM EBO Treasurer.
L. II. MAXWELL. EecreUry.
Planing" Mill,
BULLARD,
3XTew Mex.
E.
W. SEBDENS,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL
ESTATE AGENT,
Sixth Street .... Las Vegas.
J A. BALL.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Main street, Hulf-Way Hill. Telephone con
nections. T. 8TANSIFEU& MATTHEWS,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
All kinds of contracting done. T hebest of
securities given.
w
Q WABD,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
LA3 EGAS, NEW MEXICO.
QET SHAVED AT THE
PARLOR BARBER SHOP.
BATHS ATTACHED.
CENTEB STBEET. - EAST LAS VEGAS
JICHARD DUNN.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BUSCON, ... NEW MEXILO.
JEST & TREVEUTON,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Keep constantly on hand tho best of lumber,
dressed and in the rough. Contracts will be
taken m aud out of town. Shop ia fcnst Las
egas.
C. SCHMIDT,
Manufacturer of
WAGONS & CARRIAGES,
General blacksmithing and repairing, Grand
Avenue, opposite Lockhart & Co.
w
E&T LAS VEGAS
LAND AGENCY
joiin Campbell,
!n Wosche'i building.
LAS VEGAS,
NEW MEXICO,
1 F. NEILL,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
And District Attorney for the Twentieth Ju
dicial District of Texas. All kinds of busiuesi,
attended to promptly.
Ollieo: EL PASO, TEXAS.
JOIIN RLSSELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY,
P. O. Box 57. Lake Valley, N. M
J.
KOUTLEDGE
Sealer In
OoiaorallVIeroliaiidlao
Blacksmith and Wagou shop In connection.
HAY AMD GRAIN A SPECIALTY.
GLORIETA. - NEW MEXICO.
s
PATTY,
Manufacturer of
TIN, COPPER
AND SHEET-IKO WAKES
and dealer in all k tula of
COOKING ANG PARLOR STOVES
BRIDGE STREET, - - - LAS VEGAS
J N FURLONG,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
GALLERY, OVER
POSTOFFICE, Bridge Street. LAS VEGAS,
pKANK OGDEN,
PT &N1NG MILL,
LAS VEGAS, - - - NEW MEXICO.
All kinds of dressing, matching and turning
done on short notice. ;iear native lumber
kept on hand for gale. North of tho gas works.
Frank Ogdbn, Proprietor.
Q. W. MITCHELL.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Conveyancer and collection agent, with A. A.
& J. IÍ. Wise, Sumner house block..
F. MEREDITH JONES,
U. S. M. Deputy Surveyor.
Surveying Homesteads and Grints solicited.
OUice in Marwcde building, near Post Oiliee,
EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO.
O
ULAN DO SMITH.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
All kinds of machine work done to order
Shp on Moreno street, west of South First
street.
LBERT BERBER,
Proprietors
BREWERY SALOON,
WEST SIDE SIXTH STREET.
East Las Vegas.
Fresh Beer always ea Draught. Also Fine
Cigars and Whisker. Lnach Counter In con
nection.
llr r Illatla.
Th rrtrwrh!p hrriofiiiiinlriwtiB
II. H. nrl. n and J. II. IUÍL. umlt rtbc nrm
ii of IfeM-ilvi! k lull, tract i r aud
ImiMcrs tbin dav t y mutual nrnt l..v
l, H. H. Ikmlf-n n tir.n. J. A. lUli will r-n-tinnr
the lmim- at lb" old aland hald J
lull will rollci ail anittintf due and y all
ln'lrlt"-tne cf nih! firm.
ft. It IWmt rs.
J. A. IlAIX.
I ,U Vera. X. Si -Oct. Jl. 11.
E.
N. HOXgi lLU).
ATTORNEY A3D COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
IiAf VEGAS, IsX. IWX.
Offiee at Baca's Building.
-QOCTOR T. A. McKIXXEV.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON.
OUIoeaiH tvaldrnceon P'XIbIü Avenue, bt
Iwet n the Sumner and ft. Meliola hottl.
tMTIee bnr from a to 12 a. in. x lo i p. m.
and from T tott at night
JJOSTWICK WHITE LAW.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Offlca In First Nt'l Bank Balldiog,
LAS VEGAS. - - NEW MEXICO.
JEK & FORT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
(Office it Residence)
EAST LAS VEGAS - - - . N. M
QEO. T, BEALL.
ATTORNEYNJKCpUNSELLOR
WhiteOuki, .... New Mexico
-yj-AHCCSD. ALLEN, M. D.,
Las Vegas, N. M.
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN A SPECIALTY.
Offlice with J. J. Fitzgerrcll, the live real es
tate agent.
At niirht call at FiUgerrcll's residence, no
main street.
FRED. G. HENESEY,
Accountant & Expert,
Insurance Broker and Collector.
Books posted and balanced as uer agreement,
Inventories of stoek taken. PiirtnrrHhip and
complicated accounts settled. Insuninco
placed In reliable, companies. City collections
......I.. If....... , 1..! T1..1.
HlHUVi XWUUI11 HO. 1, fc;lllOIl
REFERENCES:
Wilson Si Mailin, Clark A Tweed, Geonrc
W. Huston, Geo, R Delprat, of Lcudville;
Samuel C Davis & Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Henry
Mailer dc Co., ew lork; A. O. ltobbius, A.
tí . vniiraore, Li. n. Maxwell, Las V eus.
Investigator of titles to real cssates. Ab
slraets furnished and guaranteed. County
cierk a oincc, county or sun Miguel.
FOR FAMILY USE.
Domestic and Imported "Wines
Champagne,
Port,
Angelica,
Kelly Island
Burgundy,
Claret,
Sweet Catawba.
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
LIQUORS.
Absynthe,
Anisette.
Benedictine.
Kimmel.
Cognac,
Brandy,
Arrack, .
Curacao,
Maraschinol,
Blackberry,
Gin.
Dr. Richardson's Life Preserver
Bitters at
M. D. MARCUS'.
Center street
MASTER'S SALE.
Notice is hereby (riven that I, tho under
signed, Henry Kobison, a special master in
chancery, of the district court of the First ju
dicial district for the county of Mora, ap
pointed by said court, and the judjfe thereof,
in a decree rendered in a suit in equity, pend
ing before said court, in which Louis Sulz
bacher was complainant, and Mitcria Greirif
and Geo. W. Urotrsr were defendants, for the
purpose cf foreclosing and sollingtnc mort
gaged premises hereinafter mentioned, and
for all purposes therewith connected as more
fully appears in tho decree rendered in said
cause. I will, by virtue of said decree, ou lhe
23d DAY OF DECEMBER, 1882.
at tho depot at Watrous, county of Mora, and
territory of New Mexico, between the hours of
1 1 o'clock it. m. and 3 o'clock p. m., of said
day, sell at public auction, the following de
scribed real estate, lying and being situated in
the county of Mora, and territory of vow Mex
ico, and ueseribed as follows : All and singu
lar, tho lands known as the "Gregg's tavern,"
and being the premises now (at the date of
said mortgage) oecupiod by said parties of tho
first part (tho defendants) and descri lied as fol
lows: Commencing at a point at the north
east corner of the corral, ami running south to
a stone; from thence to the Sapcllo river; from
thence north along said rivtr to a point three
huielred yards from tho south line of the lot;
from thence west to a Btonc; from thence
south to a stone.
1'his description Intending to carry as afore
said all of said Gregg homestead garden, and
including all houses, out-houses and other im
provements thereon. And out of the procfeds
of said sale to pay the said complainant, Louis
Sulzbacher, his cotts in this suit and also tho
amount of one thousand five hundred and
sevouty-onedollnrsand tlity-slx cents, found
to be due by said decree, from said defend
ants to said complainant; with interest at tho
rate of twelve per cent per annum from the
eignth day of March, eighteen hundred and
eighty-two, nnd the surplus arising from said
sale, if any there be, to pay into court.
And if the moneys arising from such sale
are insufficient to pay the amount so reported
duo to the complainant, with interests and
costs aforesaid, that tbo said special master
specify the amount of said deficiency in his
report 3f said sale, and that on tho corning in
and confirmation Jof said report, the defend
ants, Miteria Gregg and George W. Gregg,
pay to tho complainant tho amount of such
deficiency with interest thereon, und that tho
said complainant have execution therefor, as
In said decree more particularly set out.
HhxitY nonisox.
Special Master in Chancery.
Mora, N. M., November 4, IS.'.
m
South side cf Plaza.
BE3T OF FRESH
PORK AND MM
always on hand.
HARLEY J. KENDRICK,
Proprietor.
NEW MEA
IRK
LAS VEGAS IRON WORKS.
O", C. ADLiOW cfb SON'S
Foundry and
U oow In running ordi-r. an.! "iivin Brtt-f'.aMmarhinrTT, will d.i all w.rk In tbrirlue, it
ti-HtiiTuiM uwua, mt'ir mm u.ih? .b p will ruuk-j
Mill and Milling' Machinery
A ipwlalty and wl'.ltmiij and r-pair toam ranm pump, pulí') vainifi i. rbaHtn, tH. -ln
mau-lrviU, boxct, vie , t u: All kind of ina turning, t r;nf, lurlrg aud
bolt cutting. Tkx-ir
IFOUZLSnDIRZ WILL
Iron Columna. fritera.
Lint-Is bab M'rlrht.
Window Pill and Capo, Itoiler Fmnta,
Plain and Baluster, Grata Bar
I rvitlng. Mtove liowl.
In fact male arythlnff of cut Iron. Give
Cash Paid For
USURER mus
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M.
MRS. M. A. MAXWELL, Proprietress.
This house Is brand new and has been elegantly furnlnbed tbrouvhoiit. Tho Mimner 1 a
flrst-cliDsbou-u In every respect, andgunH will bo entertained in the best possible manner
and at reasonable rates.
F. L. I1INT,
DEAIEU3 IN
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Perfumefy,
Prescriptiont Carefully Compounded at All Hours, Diuj and Xijht.
LOOIELTAnT DUOCIt, EAHT ZjAS VEOAIJ
8AMUEL B. WATROUS
S.B.WATEOUS&SON
-DEALERS IN-
Cattle, Hay, Grain, Flour and Town Lots,
WATROUS, - - WEW MEXICO
Consignments of I relght and Cattle from, an4 lor the Red River Couniry, received Ht Watrono
Rail Uoad Depot. Good Roads from Red River via Olguln Hill. Diiitaanna from i'ort Laacom
to Watrous. Eichtr-nln miles.
VALLEY DINING HALL
15.1' tabic in Las Vcgae for the money. Gooa bar in connociion.
A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY,
Where washing will be done promptly for a most moderate price.
Chas. SVSelendVt Proprietor.
FRESH
At Five CoiiIn iter Clnsn at
CHAPMAN HULL,
arlor
p
CHOICE AND SELECTi I WINES, LIQUORS Í
A Pleasant Place for G mlio.
take a "smile" as you pa s.
Cood Accommodations and
A. PAUL CEAWFORD, Proprietor.
South West Cor. Plaza,
Board $2 per day; f8 per week; $21 per month.
cars passthe oor every ton minutes.
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We have now on hand and will continue to re
ceive this season, alt the delicacies tlmt
the eastern market aflorda. We can
not enumerate ull our laro and
varied stock, bu t will mention
a few we receive twice per
week. All kinds of for
eign and eastern Sau
sages ; smoked
T,
ri'I.S, HERRINGS, ETC., I.TC.
We have one car-load of
CALIFORNIA TABLE FRUITS,
Jellies and Jams; also imported preserves,
Sauces of h 11 kinds, Olircd. Catsup, V.xt
lish and French Mustards, French Can
dies, and inl'uct we have tho largest
and llncst stock of staple and
FANCY GROCERIES
In the city.
Ourpricesaro as low as the low
est. An for our
BREAD and CAKES
This market bus boon so often deceived
with imitatioiiH of it that we need sav nothirsr
more than tliut vo trivo you LEON'S OWN
ItltEAD, I ounces to it loaf, and our Ocam
Bread is one pound and nino ounces to each
round loaf. ,
LEON BROS.
MRS, J, B. BAKER & CO,,
Fancy Cood,
28 SIXTH STREET.
have opened one of tbo finest stocks of Fancy
Goods ib the market.
Latest Styles.
Their stock consinta of ladles' furnlshlnir
goods, embroideries, zephyrs, Germautown
jams and fancy supplies,
Miss L. Boughton is associated In tho nillll
rjerr and drcsnmakiir deoartmcnt
LOOK B R
TOO BUY
Machine Shop
MnTcOrntra. Baew,
bt , Llu, !.,
Whwl. Pinion.
M wer Pnrti
Etc.. Etc.. F.t.
them a call and save money inlili lay.
Old Cast Iron.
O. O. K'llAI I K!t
JOSKm TI. WATKOUd
OLD KENTUCKY
Chulee rtrauds of Wiunes and
Ciir r8 at
P. J. f1ART!í3'S
Saloon
on to Congregate. Stop m and
J. F. BOWLES, Prop.
Courteous Treatment to All.
3 Twm. ítcimt":
West Las Vega.
Board by the day, week or month. Mrec
O. ST. DENIS,
C1IA1U.KS MYKH.
I. AS VKÜAS
ater
Manufactory
ARE rilKPARED TO FILL ALL ORDHIW rOIl
Soda, Sarsaparilla, Ginger, Rasp
berry, and Seltzer
MINERAL WATERS
ON SHOUT NOTICE.
Main Street. Zion Hill.
m
8 Plffl i
is
Open to the Public
Day Hoarders, $7.00 per week. Transients
from $2.50 to $t.00 per day.
fuitsof rooms, parlors with led rooms at
tached, can be obtained at $4.00 perday. Front
room at $3.00 per day.
Firstclassinall its Apnointments
MRS. S. B. DAVIS, Proprietress,
LasVeeas - - New Mexico.
VAN R. KELSO,
Wholesale Dealer in
OYSTERS and FISH
RATON, N. M.
E. A. FISKE.
U. L. WAUUEN.
FISKE & WARREN.
Attorneys nnd Counselors at Law, Santa Fe.
N. M., will practice In the supremo and all
district courts in tho Territory. Special atten
tion (riven to corporation cases; also to Sran
Isb a.d Mezlcaa grants and United States uiin
lBir and other land litlgatioH before tbo courts
aud United States executive officers.
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