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VOL. XIIL-NO. 207.
LAS VEGAS, FRIDAY, HORNING, MAY 14, 1886.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
i EST A BUSHED IN 1U1
I.A.&J.H.WISE
Ilonoy toloan
"REAUESTATE.
í,kl,!siu,Tji.' w V s.
" Improved and Unimproved Property of erar
ieecrimloe Id every portion o( ut alt; of
;0uslne Lots to Lease, , '
I a .limine bote for bait, ' , ,
Builne Houses for Bale.
Residence Lot for Lease,
. Residences Boom for Sale.
, - , - . AND . '
aY Wood Paring Business for Sale, j r. ,
w Two Largi Ranches Tor Bala Cheap, '
County Ber-p Houtht and Sold,
Uold Minea -faying) for Sale,
Fine Faying Silver Minee for Sale.
A SAVINGS BANK.
Laboring men can pnrohaee property of at
on monthly Installment Instead of paying out
that which cao never be returned RE NT.
Don't par rent. Com and took at Our bar.
J shaven the installment pisa. : , 4
I! CASHWILL ALSO
V - .. ... .- t i f . 4 .
Buy fine property at the very lowest market
prloe. We alto hsve many special bargains In
. real estate far below their eash value.
. COR. 8TB AJID DOUGLAS, '
Opposite the new Brown Stone Opera House.
tíUMISE
" "XAS VEGAS? '1NEW8MEXIC
MEXICO
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t; B.: MILLS,
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.Mines, Real Estate
v- LIVE STOCK,""" " v
1 s..i.lMFOVBIUEtCBjJ8;
3See on Bridge Street, near PcetoOoe, Ls.
Veteas, New Mexico. , . .
.All kinds oft errltorlal an! eonnty bonds end
v'' " wsrraa is bous bland sold, snd all kinds nf
land scrip bought and sold which will locate
v all classes of government land, fifty im
proved and unimproved ranohe for sale in
Kew Mexico and the Republic ol Mexico, em
bracliw trsois trom ,. to l,0U0,KKi orea
each at from twenty cent to One dollar vr
. . ore. Title t-erfeet. rull In fijrwat n . seot .
vpnnapDlICBbiva.tzwTTTiKTitniiurvs ww ... -a
wl'b aitornt-ys at Wexhinarton. I). C, wear
' pn pa?d leglve psrticular attention to prose
' ait aeiaims of every description agsia-t the
Cnued States gover-rmini. Coleollons made In
any oart or tne loiruorv.
ft CiM
Of Las Vegas.;
GEO. J. DINKEL, President.
" A. A. KEEN, CwWer.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
' TEANSACrH A GENERAL BANK
INU BUSINESS.
EattLas Vegas, New Mexico,
TROPICAL STORE.
tD' BOFFAs-::v',
. Bridge Street. Las Venas. N. M.
Tropical and Domestic Fruits
" . in SBASOK. - ' '
IMPORTCO GOODS OP ALL KINO
Confectionery, Cigars,
. ." " ' AND .
TOBAOOO.
J. 8. ELOTOW,
PAINTER,
. PAPER-HANGEB,
AND
.DECORATOR.
.-i.. - -'a ..-.fir- - i
ÍHOHOUOU WORKUANSHIP ABD AM
' ' PLC FACILITIES
Sixth St. Opposite Post Offloe,
:;kh.w.wyman,v
The Joi7ólor.
HYatches end Clocks Repaired.
CEXTER STRIET.'
TERR1B1EST0RUS
Resnlt in a Great Flood
At Xenia, Ohio.
la which' Orer Iwentj People
Are -Drowned.
The Jury In tbe HuRhes Case
Fall to Agree on a Verdict.
Plain Talk From Americans to
Captors of the Adams.
The Intrestlrif llappenlngs of
Day Thronghont the World.
A Plead Ceases a Pearls! Less of Life la.
Xeaia. Oht.
Colümbds, O., May 13. A Xenia
special ass: There was a terrible
wind and rain storm at ten o'clock last
night, 'accompanied by' a wonderful
electrical display. Tne water backed
up at tbe lower end of tbe town, along
Sbawnee creek, In wavts fifteen or
twenty feet hint), and sweat twenty or
or thirty bouses away and did $100.000
wortn of damage. The gas works are
flooded, end the town is in darkness and
terror. Theories of the people in the
flooded districts were awful to bear.
Bonfires were lighted snd people work
ed all night to remove the bodies of
tbe dead and save property. Twenty
bodies wars recovered, and there is still
a number miesintc. W bole families per
ished in the flooded 'districts. ; There
was great damage to property in tbe
surrounding country and the extent of
the damage , cannot tnow be even ap-
The following is a list of tbe dead so
(ar as is known: airs. Mottle Anderson
and sister; Mrs. Cssey, a widow; Mrs.
Samuel Cochran and two son; Mstt
Evans, wife and child; Ornn- Morris,
wife and Ore children; Stepnen Dalton,
William Powell, wife and seven chil
dren. Lewis Anderson and wife and
Mrs. Ed. Lindsay.' -
T t - Caaflrmtleas.
Washington, May 19. Confirmations
today by the senate were J. U. Futman,
of Ohio, to bs consul general at Bono
lula. I .U Ij .-. i i-. ' :
fieoelvers of tnblio monies T. L.
Bovd. Bayfield Wis.: H. S. Howell.
ueiena. montana. t
Registers of land offloee WmvC. L.
mrd WikMa.Eu.t-U W. Lm
borne, Helena, Montana, E G. Shields,
Las Cruces, N. M. : J. B. Webb
(Jrosie, wis.
- Collectors of onstoms A.Z.Zeberger,
Chiongo, 1IU. ; Conrad Seipp, Milwau
kee; John Cadwalader. Fbiladelphia;
tiooen unrneit, collector of internal
nia; D. Z. Yottand J. E Tncker, to be
assistint appraisers of mercnandise. st
San Francisco. .
Postmasters- E. P. Monee. Bnseman.
Montens; R. B. li lover. Olvmois.
Washington Territory.
An Emkexxellag peetaaaaler.
Albuqdírqce," N. M.. May 13. A
telegram was received here tuday by
Inspectors King and Waterbury, of the
arrest at Largo, N. M , of L, Bethune,
postmaster, for emoezienng fauu from
registered letters. Jnspeolor Freder
ick captured bim at Tierra Almarilla,
and Iospeotor Waterbury has gone to
Chama lo assist in bringing him to
Santa Fe fortrial.
Tks Chinese ladeasally Bill.
', Washington, May 18. In tbe house
today tbe bill appropriating moneys to
Indemnity the Chinese settlers for loss
es sustained by tbe action of a mob at
Rock Springs. Wyol. was discussed bat
no action was tasen on sume, uunng
tbe progress ol tne debate Mr, Carey,
of Wyoming, said: He favored the ab
solute proniDition oi uninese immigra
tion, and held that the responsibility
for tbe mob at Rock Spriogs rested no
on congress, on account of its refusal to
listen to tbe demands of the people of
the Pacino coast for such prohibition. .
., . Tks Effect sf tks Storm la Okie.
Hamilton, Ohio, May 13. The wind
and thunder storm whioh passed oyer
Butler oounty Wednesday night has ont
Hamilton off from all telegraph, tele
phone, railroad and mail communica
tion with tbe outride world. Reports
from the surrounding country come in
slowly and are very meagre, Four
barns were struck by ligntniog and
the buildings and contents were lost.
Seven bridges in ibis oounty wtre car
ried awsv. Two railroad brido-es on
the Cinoinatti. Richmond & Chicago
and two on tbe Cinoinatti, Hamilton &
liayton. no trains are tunning on
either of the roads named. So far no
loss of life is reported.
. - Wrecked by Waskeals,
Indianapolis,. Ind., Msy 18. Tbe
Wabash, St. Louis & PrfbiQo east-bound
passenger train struck a washout sis
milos below Lafayette at 2;S0 o'clock
this morning, throwing the whole train.
consisting of seven coaches, from the
. . L. ' . ' 1 ...... r.. tilt MnnM ..nk
irojU. JUOV.t, "Ol. r.igu HIVU ,WU
other promiscuously, but no one was
seriously hurt. Tbe baggage and ex.
press cars are a total wruca. - '
" "' ":r" Live SUck Btarksta, '""
. ' v : Kansas Citt. Msy 18.
Cattle Receipts, 1,078; shipments,
none. Market strong and active.
Hood to choice, 6(i 10c higher: choice to
fancy, $5.1C$5.80; fair to good, 84 ?5
85 000; common to medium, $4(34.60;
stockers and feeders, $3.604-80;
common, $3 0US3.70.
' Sheep Receipts 814; shipments,
none. Market aniet and steady. Com
mon to medium, $3.00$3.00 good
to choice, f8.WCf w.
. at array a Msvauaa. . ,,
Salt Laxe, Utah, May 18. OoveraA
Murray in an mterriew with your cor
respondent ;todsy said: "If tbe tt'is
patches are oorreot tbe president Is
sadiy mistaken in his reason for reoom
mending congress to resusoiate the latT
legislature of Utah, the record of whioh
ta tilled with attempt, at siallifioation,
I agree with the Mormon agents aV
Washington that we should baye leg
islation to carry on the gotera me nt of
Utah. Ooogress cando this; it not, at
least, let it give as a legUliture com
posed of those who bear allegiance to
tbe government whether they be elected
by the people or appointed by the presU
dent. Tbe constant effort of the last
legislature was to deleat tbe execution
of the laws of oongrest against poly,
gamy and oontinue the unlawful terri
torial government in defiance el
all national laws as interpreted
by Attorney (enera 1 Garland. The
Utan commission and courts. As govH
ernor, i usea eyery enort, ana present'
ed to tbe legislature measures by wbiob
tne territorial Institutions could be sus
talned in accordance with the laws of
congress. . This they shunned, and
rather than yield obedience to national
laws, the legislature saoriHoed ibe pnb
lio school, left the Insane asy'ums un
oared for. tbe courts without means,
and then- in Wasninarton charged the
failure upon the governor, in a bops to
continue their unlawful and treasonable
territorial government. There is no
place for such a government on this
continent, and congress should not pais
or the president sanction any measure
before eoogrets to approve their re
cords, but should take auch action as to
demonstrate that our next legislature
should at least - be an American and
loyal body."
Tka Tlrúasa f the AtUca Storm.. ','
Indianapolis. May 18. An Attica
special glyes the following list ot the
dead and injured from yesterday's
storm; ',
Killed Mrs. Jot Avis.
FamIIv inlnrfliiwMr. tfArohnid Utra .
Abe Nathan. Wm. Vandaventer. Jamna
Idle. i ' , .- . v. . ,
Severely injured Mrs. Kirby and
son. Reed Bradley, Rob Parish, Mrs.
Moore, Courtney Moorebead. '
The loss of nroDertv will axnned
$30,000. - ;
Tke SUrai Kla Ranspaat.
Indianapolis, Ind., May 18. A
storm passed oyer Kempton, thirty
nine miles east of Lafayette, on tbe
Lake-Erie ft Western railroad, about
8:80 o'oiock last evening, unrooting
houses, tearing down trees snd feno s
and carrying everything before it. One
man was killed aud a number are re
ported seriously wounded.' Several
washouts occurred below bere on tbe
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
and Wsbasb 4oads. A number of build
loir were struck, by UgitttMna; and oo
siderable property wa destroyed.
81ral(kt Valttd Statos Talk.
Digbt. Novia Scotia, Msy 18. The
following notion was seryed upon those
in possession of the schooner David J.
Adams this morning:
To Captain Scott, commander of the
marine police and all persons whomso
ever concerned, holding or detaining
tne sonooner . uavia J . Adams, la so
notice: The undersigned bereby pro
test and objsot to the illegal seisure snd
detention of said vessel and demabd its
immediate restnrstion to its lawful mas
ter, t urtber tske notioq that the owners
and parties interested in ssid vessel in
tend to bold tbe parties who seised said
vessel, ss well as those that msy have
her in custody, or may detain hor, li
able for all damages consequent upon
her seizure and detention.
fhe above was sio-ned bv CaDtain
Kinney, master of the Adams, and
countersigned and concurred in bv
Consul General Pbelan. , v
Tke .Praepsels far Tariff Talk aad Adjsara-
sssat .
Denver, May 13. A Washington
speoial to the Republican ssys: A care
ful canvass ot the house membership
msde today develops the fact that it
is equally divided upon the question of
adjournment, one side being of the
opinion that tbe tariff bill will fall of
consideration, in which case adjourn
ment oan be accomplished by tbe mid
dle ot July, while the other side express
the belief that the friends of the tariff
bill have a narrow majority sufficient
to assure Its consideration, whioh would
prolong tbe session until late in August.
Tk Dantas to the ftallread.
Indianapolis, Msy 18 All railways
leading west from Indianapolis are ser
iously crippled. On the Pan Handle it
la said tbe amount of track wash ed out
between here and Bradford will aggre-
Sate five miles. The damage on the
ee Line is also very heavy and tbe east
ern division of the Indianapolis.Bloom-
ington & Western is so crippled that the
company wi 1 not attempt to move any
trains before Mondsy. , .--
, . Tke Hiaaafaelarer's strike. ;
Chicago, May 18. This eveniag at 6
p. m.. In accordance with the decision
of tbe Wholesale Manufacturera' asso
oiation of Chicago, the gigantic lock
out was inaugurated here. All manu
facturers nounea their cutters teat lor
tbe present no further work would be
given out. Tbe middle men will bold s
meet ins: tomorrow to take notion con
cerning tbe dilemma in which they are
placed by the wholesalers ioceoui.
- - ". - Base Bali
Detroit, May 18. Boston, 8; De
troit, ..-''
Philaelphia. May 28 The Atele-
tio and Brooklyn game, scheduled for
today, wss prevented by tbe rain.
- Kansas Citt. Msy 18 The league
base ball gSme was postponed on ac
oount of ram. -
St. Loots, May 18. Washington, 8;
at, Louis, , - - - - ' ,
. flea to) Olery. .
Columbos, Ohio, Msy 13. Urover
was executed here today at 1 a. m. ' He
Drotnsted bis Innocetoe on the sos Hold
Ha exhibited areat nerve and showed
very Utile emotion as be announced
bimseii ready to die.
A Disagree a, eat la the Bagbee ase. '
Special to isa Gizrna
ALBCQCERJüE, May 18. After being
oloseted thiny-six hours, with, but
one meal, tbe United States petit jury
in the Hughes osss came ih and agreed
to dlaagree.'Tns'not known whether a
new trial will be had this term or not.
The attorneys for the defendant have
not moved for a pew trial. Hughes and
Clark wbo were .jointly' Indicted were
so tried. There wss no evidenoe show,
tog any guilt on the part of Hughes.
Both gave bonds for their, appearance
Tom Hughes' many friends in this
section will be pained to read that the
jury before whom he was tried have
disagreed, as thoy all know that he is
petidcily honest and believe that the
charge against him resulted only from
the careless management of the postof
hce by his deputy, for wbiob bets htU
responsible, b ut will never entertain
the idea that be was guilty of any crim
inal action id tbe mailer.
Tk Extant ef the' Sterns Which Deveaiated
' Eeala.
Cincinnati, Miy 18 The storm of
last night, which did such fearful work
at Xenia, Ohio, was far reaching: ' It
is beard of in Illinois, through Indiana
and Ohio, and at Winchester, Virginia.
Here there has bear an unusual electri
cal disturbónos tor the past three
eights, Tbe counties of Montgomery,
Clark, Butler, Warren and . Greene lie
aijaoent in Ohiond fotra antlevated
ilttleau with but shallow Valleys and
owbil's. In these counties are tbe
towns Ot Day ton. Springfield, Hamilton,
Lebanon and Xsnia. Ia the eastern
couuty of Indiana, adjoining this dis
trict, is Connt-llsviile; at all of these
'places the rain of last night was of the
heaviest volume evet .known; at Dayton
it measured four and a half inches in
bout three hours.
. Defiant Mermens.
Salt Lake, -Utah, May 18. Govern
or West today Wont to the penitentiary
to talk with tbe polygamous convicts
there. He asked if they would be will
ing to promise obedinnoe to tbe laws if
he would use bis influence to have ex
ecutive cl.mency extended them.
Lorenzo Snow said be would not, and
added that he did not blame those who
prosecuted bim, any more thanhedid
those who persecuted Christ and early
Christians. He also said : ' We, follow
ing the direct command of God, canuol
give way to the law of man."
Govcronor West considers that this
leaves not a leg for tbe convicts to
stsnd on in their cry of persecution; be
thinks that President Cleveland would
probably have listened to a recommen
dation for leniency, but the Mrmona
ieavw.no oppormmiy lor its eiero.se. '
Of iatertffftfAa-WTre--. i-
Washington, May 18. The bill has
passed tbe senate creatiug a now judi-,
olal circuit of the United States. In
this bill tbe eighth circuit is msde to in
clude Nebraska, Kansas, Arkansss and
Colorado Tje ninth to momas Min
nesota. Iowa and Missouri, and tne
tenth to iuolude California, Oregon and
?i evada. Xbe bill sHo provides tnai
he present judge of tbe ninth circuit,
as berate fore constituted, (being Cali
fornia, Oregon and Nevada) shall be
the judge I tne new tentn circuit ana
the uresideut ehslt sppoint a judge for
the new ninth circuit, - . "
- A Bitter Blew. -
Indunapolis. May 18. The Jour
nal's Greenfield, Indiana, special re
corta that news basreached that puiui
from Wilkinson, fifteen miles d .slant,
on the Indianapolis, Bloomington &
Western railway, mat tne atorm oi yes
terday blew down all the buildings in
the town except three. Samuel T.
White was killed ana cis who was ia
tally injured. A- boy ntmed Shaffer
w.a b1.a Irillari nit ahmlt tWAntV DSN
sons seriously hurt, several of whom
will die.
- Diet f er Want ef a Martgaga.
Newafcb, toioh., May 18. Henry
H. Miller, a farmer aged 70, this morn
ing burned down bis bouse and barn
and then blew off his head beoause bis
wife refused to mortgage the property
now in her name. The couple bad been
married fiftyyears.
.aislaras kc sellara. "
Washington May 13. Tbe seizing
of tbe American . fishing schooner
Adams at Digby, Nova Scotia, wss one
of tbe topics considered at the meeting
of tbe oabinet today. But no action
was taken, nntu othoial documents in
the matter are presented. v
A Bee at fer Batas Batter.
Denver. Msv 18. Ibe produce ex
change today passed . a resolution
strongly condemning tbe proposed leg
islation against uieuiuraiK" "o uuiiioi,
.1. nn...u...l Kail knlntf nnnsiH.raH nrfl.
judicial to the oattle interests of tbe
west and a 'soagaiust me, wisnes oi tun
laboring olees
The KlUfton Camp.
The mining camp at Kingston is mak
ing remarkable strides in tbe direction
of a divideod-psyicgand most profitable
camp to those wbo are fortunat enough
to have interests there, t ne , jungsion
camp has tbe quality oi perruaneooy
The mines are all ibe while growing
better, and as a wealth producer where
the ore does the talking and not tho
mouths of men, Kingston stands today
as one of ibe best, ifnoi the very best,
nam o in New Meneo. striKes oi rich
ore are being made there continually
and that locality is enjoying an exaltar
ation in a business way that is having a
healthful effeot on every other mining
esmD in the territory. Tbe conditions
in every particular tor successful min
ino- tbere are excellent, and the men
engaged in the industry are realizing
some of the dreamt of wealth that come
to everyone under the fasoinaiing spell
of searching for . tbe rloh . orea of tbe
eattb., THE Gizettb was permitted lo
dav to read a letter writted by a trust'
worthy, conservative business man ot
thatoamotoa friend in Las Vegss.
Tbe gentleman, among ciber items of
iterest, ssid that a rich body of ore bss
just been struck on tbe Oomstock mine
by one ot tbe lessees. a Mr. Charles Can
field. So It goes. News from the
Kingston camp is of that cheerful tone
wbioh is an assurance that tbey bsva a
good thing there and will stay with it.
Bualness Ctaaatgea tat New Hexlco.
The Bradstreet's agenoy reports the
following buunrss changes in New
Mexico during tbe past week; '
. Albuquerque Charlea E. Cramer,
grocery and candy; sold candy butincst
to D. W. Brown: ; "
Golden i "-Mc'reHi, gehersl store,
sold out to Franco Frank.
Lss Vegas rFleits A Co., Dinning milt,
judgment vs E. A. Flelts, $370, G'iod
all & Oznne, drugs, sold out to G. A.
Sanford.
Springer August Peters,
leased to Harry Wilcox.
ssloon.
0. L HOUGHTON.
WHOLESALE
A camelete line ef
STOVES, FIRE ARMS
AND
AMMUNITION.
Lanrest sldnk in New Mexico In the Hsrd-
ware Line
Barb Fence Wire
At mannf cturer's prices wlh aotuM freight
afldsd. aianulaoturer of all klada of
Tin,i Ooppor
AND
SHEET IRON, ,
lis ,
Stoiea i a
East and
.- Vegas.
"West Las
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bida will be reoetverl bv thi s oretnrr of (he I
PWe H tel Jomoany until M -ciny, Mar IT,
t rt a oonairuetinn of sene- and a snnol
Tb right to rejeri a ij and all bid. Is r-.rvad
ATUCvanraa. I
Horcfords.
Of West Las Animas.
MAS SWt UNLOADED IN
Hardware
Fine Hereford Battle !
Pure Blood and Registered and from the Best Herd in
. " tbe West.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS.
. For Particulars inouire of ; 1
eT. O. J-MEUkJEVSr 1 dli CO.,
At Stock
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:IÉ St Jest las Vegas, No.
SSMBLIaHBD 1880,
J. J. FITZGERRELL,
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Real Estate
-AND-
Financial AíSii
Cok. Grand AyeSt . .
Las Was. - N e
ASPBniALTVMADK IN INVESTING AND
LOANING MONET FOR K ASTERN OA PI
TA LIS 1 8, or whom i havb a Laugh
LINN OP 0ORRESPUNDK.NTS. -
I have UNUSUAL FAOIMT1E8 tor the
ITESl'IGATION ori'ITLES andaTlloKOOGU
KNOWLEDORof the PUOPLU, enabling me
to saake IN VESTMBN i S of all kinds, such as
the purchase of RANCH, GRANT snd CITT
FKCKKTY.andmaktne; LOANS for CAPI.
TALIsTá to bettor .l) VANTAGE than they
can for TUBMSKLVEH.
'I here la S grand future before NX W If S X
ICO. Bust a-s Is beginning to loos up rap
idly. Now Is the time to aake lnvestme.U be
fore prices advanoe too high
' Th-re has neen a marked Improvement la
REAZj ESTATK during Ibe past 0 day, and
ther la no doubt the comm. aprlng will wit
nees a sharp sdvanco In REAL ESTATE, when
those who male iovesunents In p.operty will
reap a rich reward.
Tne Incoming tide of business improvement
ia DOKinnlng to be felt and will cause a genu
ine boom the coming year. Now Is the time
to invest. "A bint to the wise la sufficient. '
I HAVE FOR SALE one of the beet uaying
well established manufacturing enterprises In
Iho Territory. so be bou un to an advantage.
IHAVt FOR 8Al.lt one ol tbe best business
no i ners 'n the city, renting for SO per cent cn
me investment i
I HAVB F"R SALE an elegant piece of real
dence property in an excellent nehrhnorbood,
that ta pay lng Í0 per cent on the investment.
- I bare a business opening- fot S5,iKK) to $10,
000 tbat is absolutely safe, and will pay from
SO to 25 uer oent i'n the Investment.
TO RANCH AND CATTLE 1WVESTORS, I
have a Hue stocked ranch for sale that will pay
a iars-e Interest on the Investment, Come and
see my list of grant, ranch and cattle tnreat
ments before purchasing elsewhere.
, I HA vb the largest lina t .rent. Improved
and unimproved property lor sale to be found
in the city.
FOa. BARGAINS of all kinds In REAL KS
TATE call on FirZGKRttELL, ynu will Dud
biro alive to husmeas Interests snd oourtoous
to all. Before Investing:, call add see him.
. Fltzgerreu's Oulde lo New Meiloo. tree to
sit . . t
Second door irom Pofet Offloe.
I. iÁÍ HOKTH & BE0.
Drugs, unemicais.
Freacrlptlons a trecialty.
OPEN. ALU NICHT,
Cnoioa Vines and Lianors for
Medical f urposes..
A riRE LINE OF CIGARS.
Herefords.
-, - - . -Colorado,
LAS TEOAS A CAR LOAD Ot
Grower Offloe. ' .' '.
ID33MOrt.IXTICISr.
Gold "Watches, Diamond,
Silver "Watches, Gold Chains.
' .'. Bracelets,
' Pi& and Sleeve Buttons,
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ParkDrug Store
324 R. R. Ave; East Las Vegas.