Las Vegas optic., May 04, 1909, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1909
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For Tomorrow
Illinois Belle Sugar Com
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3 Cans for -
6 Cans for
12 Cans for-"
I. .......... 25c -f
...85c
Blair Extra Sugar Corn
10 CENTS PER CAN
v $1.15 PER DOZEN
Buy all you want, you run no risk. We
GUARANTEE every can.
"The Store That's Always Busy"
Use Ovir
Phone 131,
A Simple Tst
If you want to know whether you are des
tined to be a success or failure financially,
you can easily find out.
Cqlxi You Save Money?
If you can persistently lay aside a certain
portion of your saviugs each week or month,
there is no doubt about you being a success
financially. .
This Bank will help you to make the test,
and furnish a safe depository for your funds,
with interest at 4 per cent.on time deposits.
The First National Bank
OF US. VEGAS. NEW MEXICO.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $130,000.00.
JEFFERSON RAYNOLDS, President. '
E. D. RAYNOLDS, HALLETT RAYNOLDS,
Cashier. . Ass't Cashier.
I MONEY SAVED
On Domestic Coal, Best Screened Baton Egg, $4.75
per ton Just what you' want for cooking,
Free from Sl&te or Slack .
: d. w. condon r
a.t your grocer's.
Also see us for Seed Wheat!
Las Vegas
Phone Main 21
Foot Main St
TRY A JAR OF
Peanut Butter
PUT UP BY
Beech Nut Packing 'Co.
ALSO " ' ' "c "
Figs and Stuffed Fard Dates
Packed in! glass jars thereby retaining freshness and
flavor.
Crcscrs, Esizthzra aailCsksra
Afe You Going?
. TO THE ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
If so file your namd'with as !and we will issue a ; " ;
' ' card to you addressed to
i j The Majestic Manufacturing Co.
UJi Seattle", who will 'see that you ar mfpr,t.ablyiHtaken n
care of and extended all courtesifis- r i; T
possible. ' -
Ludwig Wrrt Ilfeld
Agent for the Majestic Range.
LOCAL NEWS.
Governor Curry has appointed
George A. Fleming of this city a no
tary public for San Miguel county.
Always hot water at Nolette barber
shop. --
Jim Lowe, mailing clerk at the local
postoffice "'is, now taking his annual
leave of absence and is spending his
vacation in Denver. '. i
Straight Guggenheim rye
over the bar at the Antlers.
served
La Pension dining room how open.
Families desiring Sunday' dinner
please order Saturday. ; .,,
The ladies of the East Eide, Altar
society will hold their monthly meet
ing with Mrs. H. W. Kelly, 825 Sixth
street, on Wednesday.
ACCIDENT!
We were Informed that John Fapen
dislocated the third vertebrae of his
spinal column gazing at the El Pala
cio giant kite. Ha was taken into the
store and speedily recovered when be
saw the array of real bargains that
walTed the counters. "
Earl S. Showalter has been appoint
ed clerk in the postoffice of East Las
Vegas, vice C. F. Ringer, who has
been transferred to the railway post-
office service.
The regular meeting of the trus
tees of the Las Vegas grant was post
poned from yesterday to today .owing
to the unavoidable absence of Messrs.
Pierce and Gallegos. - , r . ..
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Hayes have tak
en up jthelr residence in the . .Gilder
sleeve cottage on east Palace avenue
at Santa Fe. Mr. Hayes has -, bad
charge of the government tree nur
sery in Gallinas canyon and had re
sided in the residence at the station.
St. Paul's Memorial church corner
National avenue and Eighth .street.
On Wednesday at 10:30 a. m., the
Rev. W, E. Warren, rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Silver
City. Everybody invited. -
Thos. Seward, for the past three
years manager for the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance . company in New
Mexico, has received notice from the
Dear Friend: -"
This is the time
of the year when
dried fruits are
good.
Did you ever try
blending them? Cook
ing a few apricots"
and prunes or peaches
and apricots toge
ther, it improves
them wonderfully,
j your friend,
jj JAtJOB.
j They n'ave' a fresh
ekock of peaches,; ;
aprioots, raisins
and currants at
STEARICS
GROCERY
head office of the company at New
ark, N." J., to report at Spokane,
Wash., as soon as possible, to take
charge of the company's office at that
place.
For Sale Good 1200 pound work
horse and surrey. Will sell separate
Apply at Hub.
The Rev. Henry Easter, rector' of
St. Clement's church, El Paso, Tex.j
at St. Paul's cnurch,' corner National
avenue and Eighth street, 7 : 30 p. m.y
Wednesday. Auxiliary service, every
body welcome. ?'
FOR SALE-3 cows, Bain wagon,
Cypher's incubator, bone cutter, pen
of pedigreed White Leghorns. Drink-
house, Olive 5052.
Three men worked all day fixing up
the Y. M. C. A. tennis courts at the
corner: of Fourth and Main streets.
The grounds are fast being put into
condition and ' the courts promise to
be in excellent shape in several days.
LOST Black leather pocket book,
containing cards, checks, and money
belonging to A. H. Crowell; lost near
corner of Sixth and Lincoln, about 8
o'clock Monday morning. Return to Op
tic office, and receive reward; no
questions asked.
The library board has put a man, to
work on Hillsite park watering the
grass and taking care of the grounds.
A committee will go around among
the business men of the city next
week to raise money by 3'ubscription
to pay for the work.
There is a surprise In store for the
members of the Royal Highlanders at
the meeting of the order tonight All
members and new members are to
present themselves at the O. R. C.
hall in the Pioneer block at 7:15 p.
m. No member should fail to attend.
Governor George Curry, who is in
vestigating the affairs of the terri
torial asylum for the blind, has ac
cepted the invitation to make the
commencement address at the New
Mexico school of mines at Socorro on
June 13. , '''
Hon. Ralph E. Twitchell delivered
his lecture on the "American Occupa
tion of New Mexico." at the Elks'
opera house at Albuqureque last
night, before one of the largest and
most appreciative lecture audiences
that has ever assembled in that city.
Judge Frank W. Parker sentenced
H. D. Maynard, the Santa Fe conduc
tor, convicted of bribery in connection
with smuggling Chinese into this
country, to eighteen months in the
penitentiary, and to pay a fine of
$150. Tom Miller, colored Pullman
porter, indicted with Maynard, plead
ed guilty, and was sentenced to elev
en months in jail.
The transfer of positions by A. A.
Atkins of the East Las Vegas postof
fice and Oscar Lindberg of the St
Louis office has ; been approved, to
take effect May 15. Mr. Lindberg is
forced to come west on account of the
health of his wife and for this reason
the transfer was- made. Mr. Atkins
goes into' the registry division of the
St. Louis postoffice, which Is a big
promotion for him. ,
James Monahan, a lame man, who
had been begging on the streets for
some time was arrested last night for
public intoxication and was given a
hearing this morning before Julge D.
R. Murray. He pleaded guilty to the
charge and was given his choice be
tween a fine of $10 or 15 days in jail.
Finally he was told that the sentence
would be suspended on the condition
that he immediately leave town and
he has not been' seen by the officers
since .
, Tomorrow" 'moMIhg at 8:30 H. L.
Starr, the hypnotla.wbos wiU,,appear
at the (Duncan opera house' tomorrow
evening, ;will put a young man of
this city In a hypnotic sleep and he
will be , awakened tomorrow evening
on the stage at the opera house. No
doubt but that Mr. Starr's first ap
pearance on the stage in public wUl
be'-greeted by a large1 and appre
ciative audience. He is very popu-
LAS VEGAS' EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE
, ; vrf LANCf OF THIS WEEK
White fancy i shirt Waist, trimmed with lace and em- V
broidery 50c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and $1.75 worth
double. .:.-':' " - - "
Black and wnite check, 1 yd. wide Taffeta, worth $1.75
yard at $1.15 yard.
New line of white wash dfess Skif t, "also Linen color -
'JiJ' dressing sacques, kimonas
1 JL, V I O
S1,XTH STREET
,:
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lm Cm Jet: neon & Son
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f EADING UNDERTAKERS,
B-ICENSED EMBALM ERS
iVe have exclusively tha only white
funeral car in Lbs Vegas.
(-. - ' - -
RIGHT SERVICES at REASONABLE FRiCES
v-' : . .. :
Phone Main 258, G25 Douglas
H. O. BROWN TRADING CQ
DEALERS IN
AI-KALKA. HAY and GRAIN, BULK HEEDS.
VEHICLES IMPLEMENTS and WAGONS.
Get Our Prices before baying.
Bridge Street Phone Main 85
lar in the cily and has. made many
frierds since residing here,- all of
whom wish him great success in his
new field, ' 1
. Call up Main 27(5 tot naniatinne
and other cut flowers. Floral designs
made up on short notice. Parry
Onion. .-
Engineer John R. Kirk was quite
painfully Injured yesterday when No.
10 ran into the rear end of a freight
at. Kennedy. ; He Jumped through the
cab window when he saw a collision
was unavoidable and fell In such a
way that he wrenched his back badly,
and slightly injured one ofi his kid
neys. He was brought to the city on
a stretcher and is now confined to
his home, 212 Ninth street. It will
probably not be long until he is again
in service.
Traveling Man Has, Heavy Loss.
A. H. Crowell of St. Louis, a trav
eling man, representing the Wesco
Suppy company, met a heavy loss yes
terday. He had a room ab one of the
local hotels and at 8 o'clock in the
morning, sent his clothes to a tailor
by a call boy to have pressed. A
couple of hours later he missed his
pocketbook and alleges that' he forgot
to remove it from the suit It con
tained a little over $100 in currency
and two checks for $76.
Both the boy and the tailor denied
having seen the pocketbook, bnt
Crowell had them both arrested and
brought before Justice of Peace D. R.
Murray last night. ?They were dis
charged as there was not a particle of
evidence against them.
Wo Will Sell
"Rodl Bird"
Laundry Soap
f f
10 Bare
For
(!. II. BOEDER'S
"THE COFFEE MAN"
To Those
Who Wear
Suicide Uses Bomb.
Mount Vernon, 111., May 4. A dy
namite bomb was the means employ
ed by Carson Martin, farmer, 45 years
old, living in Belle River south of this
city, to ctnjamlt suicide. Martin took
the explosive to an outbuilding yes
terday. The structure .was blown to
bits- and his body scattered over the
premises. He left a letter declaring
his intention to take his life.
Cold Kills Daring Adventurer.
Detroit, May 4. Captain Carlisle D.
Graham, aged 68, who achieved fame
by successfully making the perilous
trip through the Niagara rapids five
times, died here yesterday from a
cold. Four time Captain Graham
went through the rapids in a barrel
and once swam the distance.
Overalls
mfltr it tt
. i i:qvi v nn i ca a
' pair of Overalls? i
Recmlar Price lifl.OO. for 75a .
If not, Why not?
- We have extended the sale on the
$3.50 and $4.00 shoes at the re
markable price oi $2.50 until the
1st. of May.
J. A. TAICHER.T,
615 Lincoln Ave.,
Next to Wells Fargo Express Co.
Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
in the wood. Direct from distillery to
you. At the Lobby, of course. 6-11J
the hygeia: ice
MADS FROM PURE DISTILLED WATER
' ' V - VS PRICES:
2,000 lbs or more each delivery
: 1.000 to 2,000 lbs. .". '
200 to 1.000 lbs. " "
' . 50 to -. 20 Jbs. ,
Le.s than f Ibfrt. r"yV -'
-20c per hundred
30c "
40c "
50c
75c'
i CRYSTAL ICE; CO,, McGuIre & Webb
Phone Main 227