Las Vegas Daily Optic (Las Vegas, N.M.)
March 12, 1896

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II BEST AVAILABLE COPY r milPlf AM1T UlUfX.t To all advertisers I Who us. returns ?i:cr' PTBC, filling Ar. given 1 TO sit advtrtlMrs Who line RETIIDIIQ The columns oi Ilk I Uiiltl) The Ortic, VOL XVII. EAST LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, THUKS DAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1890. NO. 112 Las "egias JCMmr O r v. TRACKED TO TEXAS One of the Murderers of Co Fountain Thought to. Have Been Arrested. THE LATE JAMES W. SCOT Senator Sherman Refers Cuba's Situation in Terse, Strong Terms. to TWO'; BUSINESS FAILURES EC Taso, Texas, Maroh 12 A man arrested at Emma, Crosby county, Texas, by a deputy sheriff from Now Mexico, Is believed to bo one of the -Fountain murderers. No particulars are obtainable at present. Tai 5ult Abandooeu. New Yoiik, N. V., March 12. The suit neainst the Gould estate for taxes on 10,000,000, has been abandoned by the state because the defendant can prove non.residenee. Visit Postponed. Washington, D. C, March 12. The proposed visit of the Pennsylvania manufacturers to Washington to con fer with the silver senators, fixed, for to-day, has been postponed a week. t Double Deed. DsNrsn, Color, March 13 Edward Ward, ..whose residence is on the north aide, shot his wife at noon, to-day, and then suicided- Jeaiousy was tee cause, and they recently came from Kansas. Tillman Will Be There. Washington, D. C, March 12. Senator Tillman, of South- Carolina, has. accepted an invitation to visit Denver, in April, and make a speech before "the democratic) state conven tion. Stoftoie Encountered. Washington, D. C.j March 12. The battle ship Indiana," en route for Porf Royal, is believed to have en countered the severe storms, whioh are now raging on the ooast. No fear Is felt for the. safety of the ship. Twenty Inches of Snow. New. York. N. Y., Maroh 12. There Was a heavy snow fall through out thia state and Pennsylvania, last night, reaching the depth of twenty inches in some places. Railroad travel in this state is impeded. An Aged Priest. El Paso, Texas, March. 13. Iter. Father Oitia, for sixty years the parish priest at Juarez, across the line, who died from cancer, was- buried, this morning, aged eighty-two years old. There was an immense attendance at the funeral. Locked Him Up. Tebrk Hadte, Indi, .March 12 J. I). Cummings, a prominent merchant of Englewood, 111., became violently insane, to-day, in a Pullman car on the Chicago Eastern Illinois road. The trainmen locked him in a com partment of the car, to prevent his killing tho frightened passengers. TThose Cuban Resolutions. Washington, D; C. March 12. Parliamentary tactics were resorted to to-day, and brought the Cuban resolu tions up again. Senator Hill opposed the move. Senator Sherman said that if a state of war did not exist in Cuba, wheTe, outBide o.f hell, did ft exist He aid that Secretary of State Olney had plenty of information, which be con sidered imprudent to make public, just at present, k Failed In Business. CmcAftO, Illinois, March 12. Bur land Shedd, wpodenware manufac turers of West Pullman, have failed; assets, $90,000 liabilities, 940,000. Slow trade is assigned as the cause of the failure. Columbus, Ohio, March 12. The Union clothing company, one of the largest houses in the city, has assigned. The condition of matters is not re ported. -.y v A Brilliant Event. 'Washingtok. D, C, March 12. MrsOloey, wifeuof the seoretary of state, is the hostess of the geographical reception at the Arlington, this after noon, and for which 1,000 invitations had been issued. She will be assisted by a number of ladies prominent in the social life of the capital. The parlors and state apartments of the Arlington were gorgeously decorated with flowers and growing plants this morning, and the function promises to be one of great brilliancy, Georgia Yi M. C. A. Augusta,- Ga., March 12. The eighteenth annual convention of the Georgia t Y. M. C. A., which opened iiere, to-day, is the largest state con vention the organization has ever seen in the south. Tho visitors were given cordial welcome by ex-Senator Pat tick Walsh, Prof. Lawton B. Evans, and the officers of the looal branoh, to (whose addresses response was made in behalf of the vieiting delegates by D. A. Sinclair, r t Cleveland, Ohio. The sessions cf the convention will continue for three days. The Treaty of Guadalupe HldalEO. Dallas, Texas, March 12. The fine meeting cf the board of thirty-five appointed to initiate .active work for the celebration next year of the treaty of Guadajopt Hidalgo, which resulted iq the annexation of Texts by. the United Slates, was held hero, to-day. The committee will take steps looking to the securing of an appropriation of wot less than 1,000,000 from tie fed eral government, together with snob other asoistanoe as' has hitherto been extended by tho government to similar enterprises. A Turf Meeting. Nkw York, N...Y., March 12. Followers of the turf are attaohing more thn usual interest to the general meet ing of the jookey club, whioh U In set slon, to-day, owlog to the radloal na ture of one or two of the amendments which have been proposed for adop tion and which will be voted on. Prob ably the most important of Ur ro posed changes is that relating to sell' ing race. The proposed rule provides that in case of a. division leach to?, the horse dividing is a winaer for i the purposes of rules relating to claiming and selling, and, if an auction race, both shall be put to suction, and any surplus shall be divided, half to go between those horses and half to the racing fund. Another amendment provides that winners entrance money shall be de duoted from all races, whether stakes or purses.:-,.; In Memory ot the Departed. Chicago, 111., March 12. Honor to the memory of the late James W. Scott, founder of the Cbioago Herald, and for many years president of the Amerl oan newspaper publishers' association will be paid at this evening's session at the Hotel Lexington, of the thirty first annual convention of the Illinois press association. Several editors from different parts of the state will tell of their personal experiences with the late distinguished publisher, and memorial addresses Will be delivered by H. II. Kohlsaat, of the Chicago Imes Jieraia, ana ex-Uoniressman Owen Scott, of Bloomington. This is the first meeting of. the association since the death of. Mr. Scott, nearly a year ago, and hence the delay in taking appropriate action. An Annual Affair. New York, N. Y., March 12. A Paris cable says The spirit of rev elry pervades the boulevards and safes of the French capital, to-day, and all Paris has suspended business and given itself up to the merry making incident to the celebration of the annual mid-Lenten masquerade celebration. This is the day set aside for the unique festivity held each year and which is commonly known as the "Laundress Carnival," from the faot that a Parisienne laundress is always selected, for her beauty, stately pres. enoe and general charm, to act as the queen of the day. This year the honor fell to Mile. liefouiley, a dark-eyed and entrancing beauty, employed in a laundry in the neighborhood of Belle ville, a suburb of Paris. k Demanding Recognition!-- i Bbookltn, Illinois, March 12 This city, and whioh claims to be the only Afro-American city in the Lnited Stawa, L -entertaining to-day several hundred colored politicians from cen tral and southern Illinois, and who have assembled to demand recognition from the republican leaders. Repre sentative colored men are present from Peoria, Quincy, Bloomingtoa, Cairo, Centralia, Alton and other leading in terior cities of the state.' A canvass of tho delegates, all of whom were-chosen at primary elec tions of the race, indicates that a large majority are for Senator Culloni, of this state, for president, with Will iam B, Allison, of Iowa, as a strong second choice. Sportsman's Exposition. New York, N. Y., March 12 The interior of Madison Square Garden is in the'hands of a small armv of work men and by Saturday night promises have the appearance of a huge sportsman's lodge after the return from the ohase. They are preparing it for the opening on Monday, of the great Sportsman's exposition, for which ar rangements have been is progress for nearly a year. The exhibition will be one of the most unique and colossal at- j fairs of the kind ever attempted in this country. Jt will include speoimens of bird, beast, and flsh, and the "weapons and appliances used by hunters the world pver. The exposition will be open for a couple of weeks. X: 'A Worthy Obct. -Chicago. Illinois,'? March 12 The committee appointed at the convention the national editorial association held in St. Augustine,'; Florida, in January last, for the purpose of taking preliminary steps toward the establish ment of a home for indigent editors, printers and publishers; will shortly issue a circular setting .forth the plan and scope of the movement, and invil. ing propositions from every desirable portion of the country,. .Jl-, conference will also be shortly, -4eld with the united Typothetae of America, with a view to united or concerted action in carrying out the proposed pjbjeot. The Venerable Queen. London, England, March 12 Queen Victoria arrived, this -morning, at the villa of Cimies, near Nice, which had been fully prepared for. her occupancy. Notwithstanding the tedious journey, the venerable ruler appeared to be in the best of health and spirits. Her stay at Nioe will be limited to five weeks, when she will go to Coburg on a visit to her son, the Duke of Edinburgh, and now grand duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. FirstClass life Insurance Costs No More than Comparative Results of the Three Large Life Insurance Companies, as shown by their respective "Books of Illustrations" for the year 1895. 30 premiums. 20 Year C.. Compa-e, j. 98 PSL Ot vX". iggffig'"655' 1. Mutual LHa, Ksw York 2:4,633,784 175 S3,5C3 $5,0S1 IW S1,5E8 $5,M3 433 2. j EquSbij. Itauf York 1C5,C44,313- 175 3,SC3 4,585 8,700 j 1,085 S.2S3 3. Ess York Ufa j OiCT" 175 3.SC3 j 4,530- 8,4C0 ",,038 W". ECO EEGT, DEUSTROVV'S DO0I Rich. Cold-Blooded Murderer Sentenced to be Hanged on 1 April. 22d. TWO DISASTROUS FIRES The Britiih lilue Book on Yene zuelft is Said to be Fall of Errors": 4 SANTA FE'S CONVENTION Union, Mo., March 12. This s the date set for the hearing of the motion of a new trial In the case, of Arthur Duestrow, the St. Louis millionaire physician, convicted of the murder of his wifn and child,. In case a new trial is refused in the district court bis counsel will make an Immediate appeal to the supreme coivt. Later Dr. Arthur Duestrow, Who was convicted of killing his wife and baby in St. Louis, was sentenced to bang on April 22nd. s He war sent to St. Louis for sate keeping. Glaring Errors. Washington, D. C Maroh 12 Competent persons, who have examin ed the British blue book on Venezuela, say that its historical errors are so glaring as to impeach Us value as testimony before the commission. Some Fires. Vicksburo, Miss., March 12 The Ci-trkesdale oil mill burnsd at a Joss of fl 00,000; partly insured Lancastkb. Pi.. March 12 Ken- dig's tobacco warehouse burned, to day, with its contents loss, $38,000; fuliy insured. A Day of Doubt, Washington, D. C, March 12. This is the day of the district conven tion to select delegates to the demo cratic national convention, at Chicago, and, la view of the recent allegations that the silver men, who control the party machine, would take advan tage ot the opportunity to administer a rebuss to the administration, the re sults ot the convention are awaited with considerable eagerness by poli ti- olans of both partu s. Santa Fe Delegation Instructed. Special Telegram lo the Optic. Santa Fe, N. M., Maroh 12tb, 1896. The republican county convention organised here, to-day, by electing Charles A. Spless as its permanent chairman and named Jdg .Brad ford Prince, Antonio Ortiit y Salazar. Chas,; A. Spiess, A. Staab, Cliag. M. Conkiin, T. J. Helm, H. C Kinsel and Jose D. Sena as delegates to the Albu querque convention. The convention instructed the dele gates to present the name of Hon. A. Morrison as a delegate to -the national convention. S. A. Clements, proprietor of the New Mexico planing mill, has just received an assorted stock of building materials' of all kinds and styles, which be offers for sale at prices to suit the times. He keeps on hand always native and. redwood lumber, and ihlogles, and give special attention. to builders- and contractors in' want of building .materials. Corner Seventh and Jackson' streets, East Las Vegas. Goods delivered free of charge In the olty, 103 -tf 0. 8. ROGERS, 'radical Horse-Shoer, LAS VEGAS, 8. M. Hot. 7, 8 and 9 Bridge street, west and of oriage. Special attention given to brand ing irons, and general blacksmith ing and woodwork. All work promptly done and satisfaction guaranteed. B. C. PITTENGER CO. OTEAM iLAUNDRY. i Goods called for r" and .delivered.. The BEST For The Laundry. Distribution. Age, 35 WATER x v VHITE w "soap C2l Ufa !:::rr:3 'ti, Highest of all in Leaveninj; !)7y Reception and Ball." r Columbus, Ohio, March' 12. Tije reception and ball which Cover op r and Mrs. BuBbnell will give ai the Chittenden hotel, to-night, will be in many respects the most brilliant so cial function the Ohio oapital has 'rer seen, Nearly 1,000 invitations have been Issued to tie members of" the legislature, the state supreme court, the various state officials and to .'die ting lushed citueus resident in ill pasts of Ohio, ihe parlors of the hotel are being elaborately decorated to-day' Jor too occasion. ...i k v. Macbloeata baRcglstared.' t- Nrw York, N. Y. .March 12. A London dispatch says: It is stated that as a result of the targe nuaber of ae cidents caused by the reckless riding of bicycle aaorobers," the hone office. has decided to adopt a regulatiod compjllinj; all riders to register thelf machioes by numoer at the polioe stations of their respective districts, such number to be painted conspioti ously in black figures upon the lamp attached to each individual bicycle, preoisely as in the case of cabs and carriages.. ..',r Isaiah Robinson, of Mora, was id tne city yesterday, to meet Jaoob Saunders and wife, bf Ashland, Nebraska. Mrs Saun ders Is a sister of Mr. Robinson and' Mr.' Saundel-s is a brother of Mrs. RoblnsooV They will remain here a tew days, beinr en route oome rrom a visit 10 uaillornia, Republican meetings were to be held precinct S at 9 ojclock, this afternoon i pr: cinct 04, at 4 o'olook, and the mass' meet ing In precinct 28 will be held at 7.88 'clock.to be followed with s political Joviv feast, in which members of the party geoJ erally will participate. Constable Don Walker, of San'Mar- cial, has been pronounced at different ntervals on the very verge of the grave, but is now believed to bis on the bigiu way to recovery. For the first time in two weeks C. P. Jonts, the ooduty jailer, appeared in the new town, at Albuquerque, on crutches. He is suffering greatly from rneuniausm. v x. .4 W. C. B1I and Mrs. Dolt, liM.vUit. ng friends in S.au Antonio, spent 8 ouple of days in San Maroiai before returning to their home in the IS an Mateos. Adolph J. Fischer, of Santa Fe-.was appointed by the governor' a member of the New Mexico board of pharmacy, to succeed C, M. Creamer, resigned. Smokeless and black powder loaded 68-tf shells at H. G. Coon.' LAS VEGAS Light aoi Fuel Co. Supply- "A light, so bright, That he who runs May read." 1 And at a price that will compare favorably With kerosene or other primitive means of illumination. Call or address office,' Tammo Opera House. A. T. ROGERS. LATB 07 BOQBKS BUOS, Practical Horseshoer, Beneral Blaocsmlthlng, Wagon and Carriage Bepairing, aeatly and pronptly done Opp4te Browne Uonaanares Co., EA8THLAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO A. C. SCHMIDT Hanafaotnrar of 17apns,-:-Caniaps, .And dealer la Hnnvjj Hnrdvvarn, Bveryklndof wagon material on band Horseshoeing nar and' repairing a si eciaity Grand and Manaanares Avenues. Grand i Vegas. ait Second or Third Class. Years. Amount, $5,000 East Las Ifris,!. 0. ijower.i Latest U. S. Gov't Report in y- i Feeliqji.,lublluat. From the Tao Alopitor. With eu electric railroad i heading this way from Lns Vegas, the Maxwell City, Ute Creek -ant KUsitbethtown stage fine to be extended soon to Taos, and our great gold placer fields to be developed this season, why shouldn't Taos folks feel jubilant oyer .the pros. pects,;as tbey do?. v." .v' Cheap Fuel Wanted. from the Pueblpl Colo., Adviser, East Las Vegas has been made a prop osition, by outside parties, to build e Smelter, provided cheap fuel U potato d, a proper site donated and a small amount of stock subscribed by the clti. r .uttr List No 33. The tpllowlDK list of letters remains un Oalled .lor "n the norstofflre at East Lns Ve lriJU"for th week ending Jarch l.ltri, labs-, persons ralllnn for these letters will please say 'Advertised"- -GonzaleS "P'-lldpnoln RnnnHf. 3.0.ial.cViy;'T. B7 ;i GEO. T. GOULD, P. M. tn i f In late years", there .have -been found rant county, many opals and tur quoises, but there Is no record of ar miner making any money out of shiD ping these stones. Just received, goods for the season: Gar. den tools,-rubber and cotton hose, sprink lers, nrzales, couplinsft. menders, etc.; poultry hettlhj an! screen wire: prices to suit the times, at H. G. Goors'. Ultf OF LAS Capital m Paid in Surplus, si lEii -mmm OFF10KK8I DB. J. M. CUNNINGHAM, President, J i FRANK SPRLNGEB, Vice-President. i D. T. HOSKINS, Cashier. '.it-'i F. B. JANUAEY, Assistant Cashier. sty. IWTKBK3T FAIO OH T1MB IKPOSIT8 tj THE LAS VEGAS SAVINGS BANK. KSave your "ulnga by depositing them In the Las Vboas BaVikoS Babk, where will bring you an income. Kvery dollar laved, ie two dollars made." they Ro deposits reoelved of less than $1. Interest paid on all deposit! of $S and over. A Inrge and complete line of II. IMPLi Plows and Points Kept constantly on liand, together with Garden Hose, Wire Netting, Poultry and Fence Wire, STOYES AND RANGES pi every description. Your patronage is solicited at the Old Town Hardware Store, :ri J NEW BUILDING, Dr WINTERNITZ. v i 820 328 rff i '!'.',J?,,tt.."M"--.i1-'''' Railroad. -DEAUB8 IK GENERAL lYIERCHANDiSE Ronoli siii3tllos o. Specialty. Qoodf delivered free to all parts of the city. Call aa4.e.nune oar sioo at J tol'e powhastofct. ."And. be tonvinoed f our low prioes. S fgj- Complete line of Cartridges and A. A. WSB, Notary Publler, Established 1881. i P. O. HOQSKTT. wise: housett, -LOANS AND EEAL ESTATE, Vf-" i ;i Sixth and Douglas Aves., :East La? Vets, N. M. Improved and Unimproved Lands and City Property for sale. Investments made and attended to for Non-resldenti. Titles examined, Bents oollected and Taxes paid. KinLjjiOiliiE S)-e It Perhaps jou Our Spring Goods And Ave will then

0') Robt. L M. Ross ReI Estate AND INSURANCE- AGENT. Prices to Snit the Times, Lots from $100 op SOLE AGENT of the Hill-site Town Co. addition,, and the Eldo rado Town Co.4 lower addition. Residences, business Properties. Loans, Mortgages, and securities Desirable Acre Properties; Fairas under irrigation uitones. unite on 3D flUOi?, TAVME OPERA H0U3E. I. US VE3M Dongflas iTe. nntcher Shop. Fresh Butterlne, cheaper and better than creamery butter. Leaf lard, sausage and fresh meats every day. F, OAKLEY, Successor to J. 8. Klston, r. OlazioR, Paper HanginR, Etc. Shop Opposite Express Office TELEPHONE 67. JOHN R. STILL, Contractor r and Buildor. Office next door west of Building... Tns Optic, VEGAS. $100,000. 60,000. Hbbtbx Gokb, Pres H. W. Kklit, Vice Pres. D. T. Hoskims, Treas. Paid up'capital, $30,000. The Dandy Wind Mill. None Better. tJTIIAL S Avenue. Ammunition always on hand. -i f 7 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. I The finest line of Carriage!, Bit 4 r.m w Lianaaus, saireyi. rnsstoniani oad ft Carts lu tin southwest, ol tne best l J W M. IABE7i.Uai DUU Sk ion B mauuiuoEur. v Ldvory and Feed SUble. asinn ti tiou HE weather is too disagreeable and of buying Spring Goods yet. It You are not yet ready. have not yet decided what jqtt want are shipped; will.be" in within fourteen days. Just in time, when fine spring weather sets hi, You Will Then be Ready to Buy. be ready to show you a nice a stock as you have evpr seen. First National Bank, LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. JEFFERSON BAYNOLDS, Preslden JOHN W. ZOLLARS, Vice-president. A. B. SMITH, Cashier. N. SMini, Assistant Cashier. Accounts Keceived Subject to Check. Interest Paid on M 1 East Las Vegas lillil&M m m 1 1 in Wiiolesale Wool ch and Mining Supplioai Fence Wire, Nails, Picks and Shovels. BLASTING f GIANT POWDER. f v PLons, H TOOLS, and all kinds of Agricultural Implements. FARM, GRASS AND GARDEN SEED. PORTLAND CEMENT, AOME1.CEMENT PL ASTBE, BAIN "WAGONS. n veo miwmi a WOOL DEALERS. Wholesale Grocers. LAS VEGAS N. M. Mm t? .J 1 mm (8uocessot to Coors Bros.) i- -WHOiJtsAjji and awui, dkauk no H4BDIME, LtJQBEB, SiSH, Paints, Oils,

Cerrillos Hard EAST LAS VEGAS, TKLKPHOSB No. 50 Goods delivered AL KINDS OF Neatly and expeditiously executed, and cold to think is too early. tr. P 0 for -this v of Spring Goods i

Time Deposits. illUl. and Socorro. N. M. Grocers, Hides and Pelts. dim PLAZA HOTEL Las Vagal, Maw ataxics. 'he only first-class house in the) ty. Headquarters for stockmen, A. DUVAL, In charge of Culstn. Denartm.nt. Itataai 86c per meal; $6 per week. Tables supplied witn every iniog tn. market afford. MRS. S. B. DAVIS Lessees 4m Xmr3 Booms by the day tor SOe to -fl.00; by ,.irr.MiWi.a.amonth, $8 to 12. BOOBS, BUNDS, 7ARKISI1S and Glass. and Soft Coah

NEW MEXICO free In city. JOB PRINTING at a fair price, at Thk Optic office' A. Corcoran, Deai.rln Cerrillos Hard and COAL Blossburc: Coal Soft Etc. Corner of Twelfth aad Llnrxln Streets. Telephone 47. r.-.lGQ 17AIT, Late of Top.. a, Kansas, FASHIQHABU DilESSLTAKER Reasonable Trices. S13 Frtac St.

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3, THE DAILY OPTIC. It. A. KIST1.GR, Editor and Proprietor. Entered at the Fast Las Vestas, K. M., the postofflve lor transmission malls as iecond-rlas matter tlirouKu OFFICIAL FAPKB OFTZiS CITT. THURSDAY EVENING, MAR. 19, 1890. Special Notice. Las Vbqas Daily Optic Delivered fcy mall, post-paid, $10.00 per annum; IG.OOforsIx months; '2.60 for three months, My car rier, to cents per week. Las Vkoas Wkbklt Optio M columns, de livered by mall, post-paid. Ifl.OO per an num, l. SO for six months, 11.00 for three months. Single copies In wrappers, 5 cents, Bam pie copies of both dally and weekly, mailed free when desired. Ulve postofflco address In full, Including state. Cohhkspoxdench Containing News, solici ted from all parts of the country. Com munications addressed to the editor of THB Optic, to insure attention, euuuiu urn accompanied by the writer's full name and address, not lor puuuuauuu, uut u minrAntv rvf irnod faith. Remittances May be made by draft, money order, postal note, express or registered letter at our risk. Address all letters and telegrams to Turn optic, Kast Las Vegas, New Mexico, Call For a Republican County Convention Hkadquartkhs of the Republican Ckntual Committee of the Court tv of Ban Mick-el, Territory of New Mexico. Las Vsoas, N. M., March 8nd, 1890. A convention of tbe republican party of tbe county of San Miguel, Is hereby called to meet at tbe oity of Las Vegas, on Toes day, tbe 17th day of Marob, A. D. 1896, at 10 o'clock a. ro., for the purpose of electing eleven (11) delegates, to represent tbe county of San Miguel, at the Territorial convention, to be beld In tbe city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, on tbe 23rd day of March, A. D. 1890; the said Territorial convention being for tbe purpose of elect lng six delegates and six alternates, to represent the Territory of New Mexico In tbe national republican convention, to be held Id tbe city of Saint Louis, on tbe lOtb dav of June, 1898. Tin various precincts will be entitled to delegates, as follows No. Precincts. Delegates. 1 San Miguel 3 2 La Uuesta 3 4 fi 0 7 8 9 10 n 13 13 14 15 10 18 II) 20 23 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 33 S3 34 35 30 37 38 39 40 41 4 Union (Laerunita) Tecolote 8 Las Vegas (Soutb). Concepcion Los Alamos Pecos Upper Las Vegas. Cbaperlto Ban Ueronimo Howe Rociada. Bapello Las Manuelitas. El Macbo (PecoB).. San Lorenzo Harrison (ConcbaB) Joya Larga Habinosa San Jose. La Lie" Ire. Pena banca Las Vegas (north).. Cabra Springs East Las Vegas.... Canon Manuelitas. Puertecito El Pueblo. Los Vijiles LasMulds Las Uallinas 1'ehancn Blanco 3 ft 8 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 8 2 2 6 2 12 2 8 2 8 1 2 2 ElCerrito 2 Los Torres. Tecolotino Bornal Liberty Vob Kuortes.. 45 4T fit 03 fit r5 56 07 m 61 (12 till !4 5 La ARUlla Hot ISpriues He u Jgnacio v v UM.:j ia.fto9iv.Siy; r. s Olonias Arriba Trementina Agua Zarca. Canon Largo... Komeroville Kmplasndo La Manga Bun Pablo L&s Veins (south) Guadalupe 2 Precinct committees are instructed to make all proper nrrangements for tbe holding of precinct conventions, or mass meetings of republicans and tbe selection of delegates. Under existing rules, alternates are not allowed, and proxies cannot be recognised, unless held by a resident of the same pre-clnr-t as tbe delegate for whom tbe bolder of the proxy acts. The county convention will be composed of delegates chosen at precinct mass meet logs. Precinct mass meetings must be held not later than Thursday, March 12th, 1896. Tbe chairman and secretary of preoinot meet. ings will certify the list of delegate elected to the chairman of tbe county central committee Immediately after tbe election. By order of tbe republican central com mlttee. John S. Clark, Chairman. J. Hilabio Montoya, Beo'y. The people of the reputed oldest town in the United States may yet have it brought home to them that honesty is the best polloy, after all. If tbe Territorial institutions be crippled on account of those bonds across the way, it will be adios to Santa Fe with the people of New Mex. ico. rROM Taos county, comes the news that Hon. Pedro Sanches, a well known and shrewd politician, will represent the county of Taos with the proxies at the forthcoming republican convention at Albuquerque. This may indicate that Hon. Tom Burns will not be a candidate for delegate honors and that tbe stories to tbe effect that he will be such may have no foundation in faot. It is somewhat surprising to learn from tbe report of the geological sur. vey, tbat one-third of the area of the United States is still public domain, un- ocoupied and open to entry. This is exclusive of Alaska, with its vast stretches of territory unexplored and unknown. This large proportion of the country, however, is land which it is not worth while to settle upon. It is either arid or mountainous, and of fers little Or no inducement to settlers. There is hope that the desert plains will be reduced tc cultivation eventu ally by irrigation. Efforts have been made by settlers to mike the desert smile and blossom as tbe rose, and these t Sorts have been e'iccessful in some cases, in others, tbe settlers have undergone great hardships and suffered much misery. The report of tbe geological survey, however, takes a hopeful view of the irrigation problem. Large areas will be made arable wben reclaimed by the proper use of water. IMMUNITY OP PERJURERS. Tlrao and again, particularly wben a new caso comes to the front, Trie Optio recalls tbe remarks of the late Samuel B. Axtell, pointing out the dangerous frequency of pet Jury in tbe courts of New Mexico, and tbe immunity which tbe perjurers appear to enjoy, In bis opinion, it was a (.hocking and shameful state of things when men could go upon the witness stand and commit tbe most unblushing perjury with impunity. But that is tbe exist ing situation. Is there no punishment forperjuryp, Searoh tbe court oalen dars and there will be found but few convictions for tbe crime. Yet there Is not session of the court wben wit uesses are not convicted out of their own mouths of having borne false wit ness. The offense has beoome so com' tuon and so venial, that conscience. less men have, no fear of being punished for- il, and proseouting ofiicers apparently account it too trivial for notice. What is worse, per- haps, the deliberate perjurer Is not made to feel the force of publio scorn and contempt he so richly merits; and men of good standing in the oommun ity continue to treat him as though tbe crime of false swearing was a trivial matter. If the law cannot be enforced if the prosecuting officers and the courts think tbe offense too slight for their notice, and publio opinion tolerates it, why not repeal it? What earthly meaning has the up lifted hand, the empty formula, the mumbled ad jura tion. or that relio of superstition still olung to in some states, the book kissing, if after it men can go right on lying with impunity P Batter, a great deal, put the witness on his honor as a man, with social proscription as the penalty for lying, than to go on as now, letting perjurers make a religious solemnity of a crime against God and man. Tint Rincon Weekly furnishos the information that C. T. Jordan, who has just been elected president of tbe agricultural college at Las Cruces, this Territory, was born in Roanoke, Virginia, in 1855. He was educated at Roanoke college and later took a special course at tbe University of Virginia. He was superintendent of public instruction for Augusta county, president of tbe state teachers' asso ciation, assistant superintendent of tho Miller manual labor school, which has tbe largest endowment and is the best equipped school in the south. He has also been connected with various other high-grade institutions in Virginia. For some time, -.r he has been doing Asol&l flrovemmont work in the Iftnd 1 1 oflice at Las Cruces. ii I 1 hb decision ol Judge G. D. Bants, in the Reymond Ascarate contest case, down in Dofia Ana county, is just and right, and is hailed with delight by every law-abiding citizen of New .'Mexico, It means an era ,of reform in affairs of that county, and that the six-shooter and the Winchester will have to dis appear and law-and-order citizens will be able to walk the streets of Las Cruces and travel on the roads of tbat county in safety. It is understood tbat tbe redoubtable Fat F. Garrett is to be Mr. Reymond's chief deputy, and it may even be tbat be will be ap pointed sheriff by a republican board of county commissioners, should Mr. Raymond see fit to resign that office John O'Connor, better known in New Mexico as "Capt. John P. Hy. land," formerly of Kingston, down tbe country, has luckily escaped with a light sentence at St. Joseph, Mo .where be was fined $100 and costs for the ap propnation of post-office money at Marysville, Mo., fifteen years ago What has beoome of the grave charge ot bigamy is not known in these parts, but it has perhaps been adjusted in some way, as O'Connor alias Hyland is once more out of the clutches of the law and at will to again prey upon un suspecting communities in the land. It is understood in Las Vegas that Governor Thornton will leave Panta Fe, to-nfght, for Washington Oity, whither he goes ostensibly to fight the measure proposed tn validate a lot of Santa Fe county bonds, but primarily to look also after the New Mexico en abling act, and which there is a chance now of passing. The democratic of. Qcials are not in favor of statehood for Now Mextoo, at this time, or under a republican administration. They fear the new state will ba republican and that their occupations will be gone. JubGiNO from his recent unguarded utterances, President Cleveland would seem to have forgotten tbat be was nominated for the presidency, three years ago, by the vote and influence of tbe New Mexico delegation. Ferbaps, though, this is but another reason wby the Territory should be damned. None But Ayer's at the World's Fair. Aver's Sarsapanlla enjoys tbe ex traordinary distinction of having been the only blood purifier allowed an ex hibit at the World's fair, Cbioago. Manufacturers of other Sarsaparlllas sought oy every mtans to obtain showing of their goods, but tbey were an turned away under tbe application of the rule forbidding tbe entry ol patent medicines and nostrums. Tbe decision of the W -ild'a fair authorities in favor of AyerV Sarsapanlla was in effect as follows: "Ayer's Sarsapanlla is not a patent medicine, ft does not belong to the list of nostrums. It is here on its merits." BIDS FOR SUPPLIES. New Mexico Pknitknturt

Santa Fk, N. M Marob 4th, '93 Boaled proposals will be reeeived by tbe board of New Mexloo penitentiary commissioners, at tbe offloe of tbe superintendent, nntil 1 p. m., on April 9th, 1890, for furnishing, and Immediate delivery at the New Mexico peniteutiary, of all or any part of the hereinafter named and desoribed sup. plies, required for the maintenance of the peniteutiary for six months; or so much thereof, as tbe board may deem sufficient. Payment of supplies furnished will be made by non -interest bearing vouchers issued upon the Territorial auditor. Tbe board of penitentiary commit sioners reserve tbe right t reject any or all bids. Samples will be required of all tbe artioles marked with an asterisk; and these should be labeled showing name 1 0f the bidder, price, etc, end mut be delivered to the superintendent of the penitentiary not later than 9 ft. ta of tbat day. A bond will be required from all successful bidders for the faithful ful fillment of contracts as soon as In formation to that effect reaches them. 63.623 lbs. fresh beef, prime quality, necks and sbanki excluded. 4,000 lbs. beans, clean. 31,200 lbs flour, prime quality, Blanca preferred. 100 lbs. baking powder, Schilling's pre tarred. 13bbls. salt. 40 boxes soap, Superior laundry.. 6,000 lbs. sugar, granulated 100 lbs. pepper, black grain. 5 150 gals, vinegar, cider. 1,000 lbs. tobacco, chewing, Climax. 350 lbs. tobaoco, smoking, Durham, 8 os. 230 gals, molasses, 33 gal. bbl. ,1,000 lbs. rice. 1,000 lbs. prunes, raisin cured. 450 lbs. apples, evaporated.' 3,000 lbs. corn meal, white. 2,000 lbs, bomlny. 1,400 lbs. natflakes. i cases silver gloss starob. 8 cases milk, "Highland" brand. 6 oases corn. 6 cases tomatoes, 8 lbs. 12 oases California fruits, 8 pears S cherries, 3 plums, 2 raspberry, 9 straw berry. 2 cases California peaobes. 450 lbs. peaches, evaporated. 2 cases macaroni. 2 cases vermicelli. 1 case lobsters. 1 bbl. cornstarch. 10 lbs. soda. 250 lbs. green tea. 8 cases A ocbor parlor matohss. 1 gross stove palish. 25 lbs. alhplce. 5 tons hay baled. 40,000 lbs. oats, machine threshed. 600 lbs. bran. Vt doz. quart bottles horse liniment. 1 doa. currv combs and brashes. 2 kegs assorted H. P. horseshoee, No, 7. 2 kegs assorted H. P. muleshoes, No. 8. 1 keg cowboy horseshoes, Mo. 2. 1 box H. 8. nails, No. 6. 1 box H. 8. nails, No. 8. V CO lbs. steel caulks, 1JJ Inches. 20 lbs. steel caulk-i, 2 inches. 20 lbs. steel caulks, 2 by 1 inches. 400 tons nut coal, free of dust. 60 cords wood, for bakery. 20 gal. safety oil. Si doz. R. K. lantern globes. 8 rolls sole leather, oak tanned, prime quality. 72 sides. Anchor kip. about 70 lbs.. per dozen. 25 lbs. heel nails. 20 lbs. 8 8 heel nails. 20 lbs 4 8 pegging nails, 23 lbs. pegging nails. 25 lbs. 6-8 pegging nails. 6 lbs. yt lasting tacks. fi lbs. 4 8 lasting tacks. 6 lbs. Imported paste. 6 lbs. Barbour's No. 10 shoe threal. 0 Old Put shoe knives. 1 kit lamp. 6 lbs. Barbour's shoe thread, No. 12. 6 boxes eyelets. 6 shoe rasps. 4 quarts shoe ink. 2 gross Japaned shoebuckles. 1 gross harness awls, assorted. 8 doi. yellow shoemaker's .wax, medium bard. 1 cutting nipper, Lindsay's patent, corn pounded. 1 larga sandstone. 6 lbs. Barbour's 8 oord machine thread, 11-20. 6 ounces Russian x bristles, medium. 8 welt knives. 1 6 tube revolving punch. i 1 Horn's improved edge plant, No. 88, 1 edge buffer, No. 123. V"?; 1,000 yds. Four Leared Pen. Jeans. 1,500 yds. Striped cotton shirt ing. 2.000 yds. Cotton Flannel. 'K 300 yds. Unbleached muslin (heavy) 500 yds. Citizen's cloth, or suiting for discharged convicts. 250 yds. Outing flannel. 200 yds. Striped peroale sleeve lining. 200 yds. Black sillila ooat lining. l00 yds. Gingham Blue checked. 150 yds. Red flannel. 50 dot. Cotton socks. 3 dos. Cotton hose (women's). 50 doz. Handkerchiefs (Turkey red, 36 inches). 1 case Rubber boots, No. 1 heavy, hip. 6 gro. Patent buckles, Japaned, 3 gro. Coat button s, rubber. 3 gro, Vest buttons, rubUr. 12 gro. Pants buttons, rubber. 10 gro. Fly buttons. 12 gro. Shirt buttons, agate. 12 gro. Large rice buttons. 104 gro. Coat's spool cotton, Number. 8, 16, 24, 80, 86, 40, 50, 60. Gro. white, 8, 6, 13, 6, 6, 0, C, 4. Gro. black, 6, 6,13, 6, 6, 6, 6, 4. 60 Bpooli Clark's buttonhole twist. 3 doz. Spools machine twist B 100 yds. each. 1 gro. Tailor chalk. 2 8 inch tailor shear. 1 80 lbs. bale cotton batting. 50 yds. 8 os. ducking, 100 yds. 12 on. ducking, 3 dus. Bottles sewing machine oil. 2 dos. tnwoU, Turki.n, superior quality. 1 bolt linen table clntb, dauia.k white, 72 inches. 4 doz. napkins, large, linen. 6 dos. Bspklns, large, (red) llo.a. I bolt linen tsb: cloth, damask, red. 73 iucfaee. The old man who looks out at the world with clear and healthy eyes cannot help feel- ing great grutiucation at tue) thought that his children have inherited from hira no weak ncss nor tendency to disease. She healthy old man is the man who baa throughout his life kept his digestion good and his blood pure. Not one in a thousand does do it Germs go through the healthy ooay wiuioui cuecr. jei mem once find lodgment or let them find a weak spot, they will de velop by the million and the blood will be full of them. Instead of giving; strength to the tissues, it will lorce upon them unwholesome ana innu tritions matter, and the man will lose flesh and the more susceptible he is to disease. Dr. Pierce's Uoldeu Medical Discovery la the onlv medicine that absolutely ana Inlal- libly cures all blood diseases, and almost all diseases are blood diseases. It iant a med icine for some one particular so-called dis ease. It U a medicine for the ukol body. It forces out all the germs of disease, and replaces lmpnntirs witfl nrfi, Tea Blood. 200 yds. toweling, crash. 3 piece sheeting, bleached, 6-4. 1 rlece sheeting, bleached, 8 4, extra. 500 yds. ticking. 6 doz. bHnkets. 5 dos. barbers' towels, small. 1 doz, barbers' towel, large. 1 dot. 7flnch hair cutting and dressing combs. 2 doz. barbers' sponges. 6 doz. barbers' Williams' shaving soap, Jj doz. barbers' razors, superior make. 1 oil bone, old petrified wood. 1 stencil brush, No. 40. 1 doz. lettering pencils. 8 doz. tailors' pencils, red and blue, 1 doz. washboards, 12 doz. brooms. 8 cases lye; 250 feet X-ln. garden hose, robber ,50 feet L and coupling. 1 closet bowl, "Miller Coats." 3 tons hay, loose, for bedding. 24 dos. tin pans, 1 inch by 10 inch round, pressed and re-tinned. 24 doz. tin cups, quarts, pressed and re tinned. 24 doz, iron table spoons. 6 doz. iron cell house buckets and covers. 2 dish pans, 24x7-inch, pressed heavy ,re tinned. 6 dish pans, 22x7-lnch, pressed, heavy re tinued. 4 dish pans, 18x7-incn, pressed,beavy re tinned. 10 doz. quart pans. 1 butcher cleaver, 12 inch. 1 enameled kettle, 12 quarts. 1 enameled kettle, 8 quarts. 1 enameled kettle, 6 quarts. 1 enameled sauce pan, 4 quarts. 1 enameled sauce pan, 6 quarts. 1 round boiler, 8 quarts. 1 coffee boiler, 6 quart,. 1 tea boiler, 4 quarts. 0 doz. goblets. 2 doz. 10-inch dinner plates, white. 2 doz. 7-lncn pie plate, white. 2 doz. 9-inch soup plates, white. 4 doz. sauce dishes. 6 doz. 6-inch vegetable dishes. 6 oream pitchers, pints. 8 doz. coffee cups and saucers, 2 doz. 8-inch ind. meat platter, flat. 2 8-quart queensware pitcher (.water.) 5 doz. Long-handle shovels. 5 doz. Short-handle shovel), 2 doa. Steel spades. -3 doz. Miners' picks. B doz. Long-handle shovel handles. 5 doz. B. E. handle shovel handles. 5 doz. Pick bandies for miners' picks. 6 doz. Pick hindlei fur B. E. pickj. 1 doz. Garden rakes, large size. 1 doz. Gardeu hoes, 8 incb. 1 bbl. Frazier Axle grease. 1 case Sledge himmar bandies. 2 8toue slelges 10 lb. i doz. 8 ton. hand hammers. 200 lbs. H incb iron chain. 1 doz. Bricklayers' Trowels (Rose) Hi doz. 10 lb. doz. 12 lb. ti aoz. Felling axe, S lb. 250 feet 1 Inch rubber hose, CO feet and anion. 600 Cords Pinion wood, limbs and sticks exc-iuaea. 150 feet Inch wove cotton hose, 50 feet length with nozzles. 2 gro. Carpenters' lead pencils, oral 8 doz. Masons' line.yelloW, 100 feet each, 1 bbl. Mineral red. 1 bbl. Whiting. 1 bbl. Linseed oil, boiled. 1 bbl. Turpentine, 1 bbl. R. R. White. 25 lbs. Ultramarine dry, 6 8 inch W. W. brushes. 2 Extra size kalsomlme brushes. 2 doz, Superior paint brushes, as follows. 2 No. 1 Canon, 3 No. 2 Gloss, 8 No. 4 Bash- tool, 8 No. 3 Sashtool, 8 No. 2 Sashtool, 8 No. 1 Sanshtool, 8 No. 4 Chisel, Oval Sash, 2 No. 4 Oval Varnish, 2 No. S Wall extra. 2 Putty knives. 1 3 Flue blower, with 10 feet heavy rooDer nose. 1 3X Flue scraper. dos. inch water gauges glasses 11 incnes long. 54 dos. inch water gauges glasses 14 incnes long. 1 doz. rubber gauges glasses rings. O. A. Hadlkt, W. E. Damr, Fresldent. Secretary, A Sound Basis. The testimonials published by the pronrleton ol Hood's Sarsaparllla are Hot purchased, nor are tbey written up in their office, nor are tbey irom tneir employes, but they are facts from truthful and grateful people, who are reliable and as worthy of confidence as If they came from your most trusted neighbor. Ileod'e P1IU are tbe best family cathartic and liver medlnins. Harmless, reliable, sure. The U. S. Gov't Reports Show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others. Te Health-Seekers, Tbe Blake Ranch, on tbe bead ot the Bio Sapello, is now prepared to receive a limit ed nnmDer or noaraers. xnis ranon is located In tbe beart of tbe mountains, amid tbe most beautiful scenery in the world, where brook trout and wild aama offer ample diversion for the nimrod or anyone seeking out-door sport, it is looatea only twenty-five miles from L"? Vega:, and within eight miles of the Rio Pecos, and only three miles from tbe. headwaters of tbe Rio Galllnas. Address, Address Mrs. J. F. Blake, Rociada. or In quire for conveyances and rates ol W. IS. Crites, East Las Vegas, N. H. J. F. Blake. 71-tt Rociada, M. Winter Mountain Resort. The El Porvenlr mountain resort will re ceive gnests all during the winter season. Tbe most picturescue scenery in America, one tisniDg and Hunting. Best or notel ac commodations In New Mexico. For tortus for board and lodging, aptly to the lto- ni.ro Mercantile Co., Lae Vegas. Carriage leaves their store, southwest oorner ot tbe plasa, every (Saturday and Tuesday morn ing at 8 o'clock; fare for the round trip, $1. Far further Information, call at the a hoys il. ei'riBtneDi, ouu. -THE- m CV IliCTITIITC IXLLLLI 11101 1 1 U I L 18ih and Curtis 8ts. DENVER COLORADO. For tbe oure of LIQUOR, OPIUM. NER VOUS DISEASES, and T.':. TOBACCO HABIT. Best and most thoroughly equipped Eeeley Institute tn the United Btates. Homelike and comfortable tn nil Its ap polntmente. An absolute and permanent euro. Ladlee treated privately. Corre spondence eonfldentlal. MIKE W. BURKE. Local Representative. Geo. H. Hutchison Co. HAVE Real Estate, Mines, and Mining Property For Sale or Lease. PROPERTY FOR SALE: House and lot, next to Central Hotel cheap. store bouse, on leased lot good business property. Ranch, 104 sores: under ditch; good wire fenae fish tank, eight feet deep two miles from Las Vegas. Restaurant, complete fixtures seven rooms, rtnree furnished aoing gooa business. Two good lots in Dallas, Texas to trade for Las Veeas property. Small ranch, 16 acres, under, ditch, tank, all wire fence, 4-room house, stable, 4 mile from Las Vegas a bar gain. Kanch, 3UU aores, 195 cultivated, 105 pasture, good orchard, 4-wire cedar post fence, river water, large 6 room bouse, furnished one balf cash, one hajf notes or trade. mile from depot. All letters of enquiry promptly an swered, Office, New Optio hotel. Geo. H. Hutchison Co. mm vigor -MCO mors in harmony with the world, iricih completely cured men are singing nappy praises for me greatest, grand est and most suc cessful cure for sei ual weakness tn lost vigor known t meaicai science. A: 1 accountor tnlsuxn derful discoverv. I book form, with rot eronccs and proofs. will Mwnt niif. faring men (sealed) free. Full manly vitro permanently rescoreu. xauura lmpossioie. ERIE MEDICAL CO., DUFFAL0.H.Y GOOD NEWSPAPERS At a Very Low Price. THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS (Galves ton or Dallas) is puhllthed Toed tvs and Fridays. Kcb issue consists ot eight pages. There are special departments for the farmers, the ladies, and the boys and girls, besides a world ot geaeral news mat ter, illustrated -articles, market reports, etc. xou get 104 Papers for Only $1. Sample Copies Free. Address A. H. BELO Co., Public; DALLAS or GALVESTON, TEX. Harper's Bazar IN 1896. The tweatv-nlnth year ot HARPER'S BAZAR, beeinnihaf in Januarv. 189. And. it maintaining its deserved reputation botb as a rasnion Journal ana a weekly odioal for home reading. v i ,l. n rw n zss!- engrave tbe newest designs from the finest nioaeit in raris ana Benin, new York FashlOBB epitomize current stvles In New York. .A fortnisbtlr pattern-shunt I supplement witb diagrams and directions enaoies women to cut ana make their own gowns, and is of great valae to the pro fessional modiste as well as to the amateur dressmaker.', Children's Clothing receives constant attention. 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When no time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with tbe Number current at tbe time of reoelpt ot Order. Remittances should ba made by Poslof. flee Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance or loss. Newspapers are not to copy tbls adver. tlsemeut without the express order of Harper tt Brothers. Harpkh's M&oazinb one yer $4-00 HaRPBII'S WlBKLT 4.00 Harfkr's Bazar 4.00 Harprr's Roosd Tablb .0O Poetnge Free to all subscribers to the United btates, Canada and Mexico. Address makfkr urotkib, IllllllilHlliV n PU P, O. Box 9it If. Y. t'ttf. CnURCU DIRECTORY. pRESBYTERIAN CB.0RCH. REV. NORMAN SKINNER, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. All people are cordially welcomed. Strangers and sojourners are Invited to worship with us. JJAPTI8T CHURCH. A., A. LATTON, Pastor. r Sunday" school at V:45a. m. Preaching services at 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. m, B. Y. P. U. at 7:15 p. m. AH are cordially Invited to attend its services. TjUBST METHODIST K ISCOfAL OUUliCH HAnjuan j. uuuvnn, rasior. Bonday school at 9:43 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m., followed by tbirty minutes class meeting. Epworth League at 7:00 p. m. uvening service at 7;0 p. m. The pastor and members extend, to all, the welcome of this church, and will be pleased to see you at Its services. 8' T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. HENRY C. PARKMAN, Minister in Charge. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m, Sun- aay sonooi at iu :uu a. m. Friday Evening prayer, 4:30 p. m. Everyone cordially invited to attend these services. OHUP OH OF THE IM MACULATE CON. CEPTION. FATHER T. P. O'KEEFE, Pastor. Masses will be said at 6:30 and 9:00 a. m, Sunday school at 8 p.m. Vespers and benediction, of the Blessed Sacrament, at 7:30 p. m. Daily morning mass at6:0 a. m. Sermon, at high mass, at 9:00 a. m. CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF BOR ROWS. VERT REV. JA8."h7dEF0URI, Pastor. Rkv. Maurice Olikb, Assistant. First mass, for winter season, at 6:80 a. m. Second mass, for winter season, at 8 m. Higb mass for winter season, at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school at 8:00 p. m. Vespers and Benediction at 4:00 p. ra. xne atners will preach botb in Hnarllsb and Spanish. ONTEFIORB CONQBBQATION. REV. L. SCHREIBER, Pastor in Charge. Services every Friday, 8 p. m.: Sunday morning, 11 a. m.; Sunday school, every Saturday morning, 0:30 to 12 o'clock, and Sunday mornings, from 10 to 11 o'clock. 11. E. CHURCH. Rv. G. W. TOLSON, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 8:00 p. m. Services at 7:80 p. m. Singing and prayer meeting, Wednes day evening. TIME TABLES. te CONDENSED TIME TABLE. WESTWARD STATIONS Eastward No.'i. No.4 I No. 8. No.l. SOOom loeopmi Chicago 10 30pm 8 80am s oil pro a txipm 10 85im 9 isam 8 aoam 6 ooam 4 28am 8 15pm 8 00pm 12 R6pm 11 10am 820am a loam 1 Sftpni-nandae uivy 7 im tin 6 OJam 12 S larc 11 16pm D 16pm 2 Sipm 12 Mim 8 25am 1 66am lanOom 10 ropm 8 15pm 4 uOpm looeka a l.J pin SMpin 4 00pm Newton Hutchinson Denver a 60 pm 7 OOpoi 8 iiota 42tui 8 33pm Col", t-pr'gs 11 Wpm memo Trinidad 1 M,am 12 6uDn 7 8tau.il 7 25pm Las veqas 8 15am '10 Hi Dm Uanta H e ui a iam ii u?am 12 10piu 810am LosCen lllus Albuquerq'e 110 45AU1I 111 40 l ill I Demiug HI Paso 111 00am. 1 10 ooam 6 26pm ltUm. uallup I 30pmi C 0ain V luom i ropm tyiusiow Ztin UADm 11 28pm 4 U(im Flag tRff I 7 27m S 45pm 6(5omll,oj ngelesl 7 ooam 8 00pm 6Uopm iv ..t tin j ihhwbi p auym HOT SPBIN0S BRANOB. Additional Trains on Sundays. Leave Arrive Leave Arrtva Las Vegas Springs Springs Las Vegas v en am iu uu am v pm iu nm io pm s 40 pm s so pm 7 oo pm SCNDAT. leave Arrive Leave Arrive 3pr!ags.; Las Vegas. Las Vegas. Springs liinoon.: ,12 23pm, liltpm lOOpm Kos. 8 and 4 are solid vestlbuled llmirri trains, composed of dining cars. Pullman palace drawing-room cars and chair cars between Cblcago and Los Angeles, San Di ego ana Ban rancisco. Nos, 1 and i. Pacific and Atlantic express have Pullman palace drawing-room cars tourist sleeping cars and coaches between Cblcago and Los Angeles, San Ulego and ean r rancisco. iinvti tourist sleeDlne cars between Chlra. go and Albuquerque, and Pullman palaee rain ion cuacues ueiwoeu Linicago ana ine City ot Mexico, E. COPKLAMD. Gen. Agent, El Paso, Tex. w n. saowiia, T. F. ft IN A., El Paso.Tex. Chas.F. Jones, Agent, Las Vegas, N.M. Western Division. Tie TaWe No. 38. T. W. Eelnhart, John 3. McOook, receivers. In effeot Sunday, August 6th, 1895. Vvbstwahu. Bon we STATIONS. Eastward Cblcago 10 SO p 8 bo a Kansas City J 00 a t 00 p Denver 6 16 p 8 SO p LAS VEQAS 146 a 2 66 p Albuquerque 8 16 p S 00 a Ooolldga Step 4 86a Win gate 8 06 p 4 OS a Gallup 2 so p a 40 a Holbrook 10 40 a 12 20 a Wlnslow t 86 a 11 06 p Flagstaff 7 27 a 8 46 p Williams 6 os a S 66 p Ash Fork 4 60 a 5 40 p Kingman U 82 p 12 80 p. Tbe Needles 8 65 p 10 00 a Blate 7 35 p 8 80 a Daggett SUp 8 46 a Barstow 10 p 8 20 a Mojave 10 00 a Los Angeles 7f0a 8 OOp San r rancisco 8 80 p 8 80 p 6 OOP 10 OOp 1 56 p 7 OOp io a 4 OOp 6 40 a 7 m p IS 10 p a no a imp s 06 4 68 D 8 25 a B 10 a 6S5p 8 10 p 12 80p V OU D i so p 4 SOP 6 OOp n asp 12 M a 1 65a 7 o p t 48 a i as a 4 40a 8 36 a 7 60 a Ma 1 40 D U 46 a HOP 2 SM P 6 OOP 6 60 D osr 10 46 al 10 46 a Summer or Winter. The Santa Fe route la tbe most comforta ble railway between California and tbe east. The mean at Harvey's Dining Booms ara an excellent feature of the line., The Grand Canoa of the Colorado can be reached In no other way, JKO. J. BTBNB, Gen. Pass. Agent, Ls Angeles ,Gal. C. 11. 8PEKE8, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, San Francisco. THE LAS VEGAS E2Airerjrii Mnilirii i Mil UUI I UII -.t LJijj JOHN SHANK. Manager. Cars every fifteen minutes, from 8. a, m, to 8 p. m. S0O tickets for .".00 100 tinkeis for i.HO Hi UckeU for 11.00 J. B. Climax, Star, Newsboy, Horse Shoe, l'ioer Heldsieok, Something Good, Old Honesty, Clipper Nayy, i- Hoot Jack, A nob or, No Tax, Pure Stuff, Natural Leaf IS. T. Gravely, superior, W. N. T., Out of Sight, Kodak, Pride of Kentucky, Yucatan 'i wise, Health and Prosperity, popular rrloes, General Broker. Land Grants, Improved Ranches, Native Cattle, Improved Cattle, Cattle Ranges, Horsei and Sheep, Real Estate Stc. Land Scrip of all Kinds, Territorial and County Warrants. Gea eral Land Office Business. Titles Secured Under the United States Land Laws. LAS VEGAS EAST LAS CHAFFIN DUNCAN, Livery and Sale Stable. GOOD RIGS AND LI VELY, GENTLE v'-:- TEAMS. Horses boarded by the day or month. Will keep on hand all kind ol Hay, Gfain and Feed. Lowest prices guaranteed. Agents for the cel brated Mitchell Wagon. Give us a call DOUGLAS AVUNUE, EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M. u Tbe; embody more paints ot genuine merit than any other wheels made. Jfo other maoblDe stands so high In the estimation ot cyclists, because VVaverleys ara built OB honest ralue lines, and purchasers recelTe full value for tbe Investment. Boy a War erly and you will never be ashamed of your mount. MIDI BT INDIANA BICYCLB CO., INDIANAPOLIS, IND. J. J. H. TEITLEBATJM. The Cash Liquor, Cigar and Tobacco Co. TEITLEBAUM SAVILLE. J 09 Sixth Street, Opposite San Miguel National Bank. UKTTINQ IT Havana, Mexican and Domestic Cigars. t Sole Agent for the Celebrated Railsplittkr Cigar. Soar Mash Bourboa.

Samples Fixer "Carlisle", Sole Agent U.S. Club John Hanning Samples 10c, Half Pts. 85c, Pts. 50c, Qts. $1. Finest Whiskies. Belle of Anderson ....$4.25 Cream Bye 4.75 Guckenheimer.. 5.60 McBrayer, Oscar Pepper and Yellowstone SAMPLE 8, ONLY lOc. Half pints 85c, Pints 65c, Quarts, $1.25. 0o Straight 12.85 per box. California and Native Wines from 25o per Bottle, and $1 per Gallon, up. 49" Rear entrance from Lincoln Ave., between Optio Office and Rosenthal Brosv P. 8. "Press the Button, We'll do the rest." HEADQUARTERS, Comer Center Street and Railroad Avenne. FOTiis! Choicest Your Patronage Solicited. Elegant Club Boom and Short Or der liuncn Uounter IN CONNECTION WITH THE SALOON. 1 Your address, with six cents in sumps, roiled to our Head quarttrs. II allot It., IsiUa. Bus., will briny jrou a full line of staples, sua rules fur self measurement, of our Justly fa moui 93 pants Suits, 113.26 1 Overcoats, S10.25, and up. Cut to order. Agents wanted every where. New Plymouth Rock Co. P. Oolxlott, CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Job Work and Repairing, House Mot ing and Baislng a iSpeoiaity, BHOP COB. NINTH AND INTEROCBAN ff&i curt It la wanted for AMERICAN HOMES, A Richly IiLtrsTBATBD Moxthlt, (or people who wish to WAN, BUILD er BEAUTIFY their HOMES. Filled with Bright Ideas, (iractlcal. common sense n Deslua A Plans; Ar rangement of Grounds; Decoratlug, Furnishing, etc., etc. Bend 10 cents for a cony and learu now to set the $3 KK AN ANECDOTE. American Homes Pub. Co. eVg&f- If" Boz 73. i KNOXV1ULE. TENN. ANECDOTE. MACKEL, ToteCDlt Exchange Hotel, west side Plaza, Las Vegae. A Complete Stock of Imported, Key Wt v Mexican and Domestic And a oomplete stock of Fancy Smoking Tobacco also Pipes and Walking Canes and the best line ot Ann Chawlnc fobttOOO. i Other brands of tobaooo too numerous to mention, M will be sold at wholesale and retail at tbe lowest prices. AiJ 1-1 1 a K.. AlBnA,l mnA MnaMrl NEW MEXICO Wholesale and Retail Liquors and Cigars. VEGAS. N. M. Bridge Street, Las Vegas, N. Ftl. v Are built In the iarfres 1GYGLES, and Best Equipped Factory In the World. R Wright, Agt. P. SAVILLE, Haas. DOWN FINK. RATION SHOE GO Whiskies. per oal. All Brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobaoooj and Cigarettes. 3.001 S.25 2.50 ONi.YOo,-Pts.lGc,Pts.25o Qts.SOo Whiskies. .$4.00 4.00 4.00, Lipors! Best Cigars IOFFIOKB8 AMD DIRECTOBS. John Shank, President. K..L. M. Ross, Vice-President. J. E. Moore, Seo'y and Treas. V. II. Jameson, Manager .-v.'-..' I.. G. Jameson, THE Las Vim T61p1om Co, Cor. Manianares and LlncolnJAves.; East Las Vegas, N. M. 1 This exchange uses Cushmaa Telephones, manufactured by Cush mart United Telephone Company, of Chicago. A Subscription to the FREE! to subscribers to thsr DAILY OPTIC Who, in the next thirty daysr pay us one year' tubscriptiorr in advance. -4

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v f HE DAILY OPTIC, Bast Liis Vegns, New Mexico, us SAH MIGUEL COUNTY. Wftl) l Extracts from Onr Exchanges. I v- nr v o i. tt,. Kni mta. it a-., ijufcljr la Ull vuu eiua. list, at Katon. Cristobal Sanchez was ovor at Taos from Ooato. Frank Conkliu, of Santa Fe, baa re moved to "Taos. Juan Santistevan and family, of Taos, are visaing in Trinidad, uolo. Geo. Berry, jr., guards the gateway to iaos, at WamBley's bridge. Mr. 0. R. Smyth reoeived a tele' gram at Lordsbure, announcing the death of her brother-in-law, Dr. M. A Dunlap, at Oentertown, Mo. Buok Guise, after spending a month at the hot springs in Rosali, Mexico, arrived in San Antonio, en route to his home in Pioaoho, Lincoln county. Gov. Thornton ha9 appointed Gull lermo Trujillo collector of taxes for Taos county, to sucoeed Bonifacio Bar. ron, removed because he was 1,700 snort in bis accounts. Judge L. B. rrir,ce, of Santa Fe, re ceived a notification of his eleotion as a member of the Socioty of Mayflower Descendants, the headquarters of which are in New York. George Hilton, of Hagernian, Is hav lrg the remainder of his ten-acre tract plantrd to fruit trees. This orchard will, doubtless, in a few years, bring nim a comfortable Income. The moot oourt held at the school house, ln Hagerman, by the literary society, was well conducted and afford ed much amusement to the audience, as well as to the partioipators. Sergeant Edward Griffin and wife and his wife's mother, Mrs. Dickenson, passed through San Antonio for Silver City, where the sergeant will take charge of the U. S. signal station. Carl Jenks and E. M. Reid are at work with their teams plowing Pino street, down at San Antonio, whioh will be graded and several hundred Bhade trees will be immediately set out. During the spring and summer months of this year, the San Maroial band will give opon air concerts in the park, Sunday afternoons, as olten as the weather and circumstances will permit. Oldham Brothers, of Raton, have just received a novel apparatus in the way of a horse-shearing: mauhine. It shears a horse in a few minutes muoh more perfectly thai by several hours of work by band. The remains of C. A. Murphy, of Wilmington, 111., were shipped east from Santa Fe. accompanied by the brother of the deceased. The depart ed was twenty-two years of age and died of consumption at the hospital Receiver 8. B. Shelby at Santa Fe sold at auction the effects of Mr.CIaus. sen at the Palace hotel. The piano went to John Dendall at $250 Mr Staab paid $150 for the two billiard tables and Chef Vaughn bid In the stoves. Jas. Connors, Fred Weckerle and Chas.Watliugton,of San Marcial, closed the hunting season for quail with a trip to Rincon. They returned with 280 quail and a goodly number of ducks, and distributed them among their friends. W. W. Jones has completed the survey of all the orchards in the new town of San Antonio and is now busy making; out the deeds to the different purchasers. Ho also spent two days surveying at Carthage for the Carthage Coal company. s Ramon Alontoya, of San Antonio, spent several days at his sheep ranch in the Magdalena mountalus. The outlook for prosperous lambing has never been better than this sprin Lambing and shearing will begin there about April 10th. Samuel Clark, who was found a few days ago sick with pneumonia, in the old tannery building, Albuquerque, by Marshal Fornoff, and taken to tbe city hospital, where he reoeived good treat ment, was sent to Santa Fe. Clark is rapidly convalescing. w Albert Lawson, an ex-policoman of Chicago, who has been stopping in tbe Pecos valley since last November, was sent home by trlonds at Eddy, lie is a consumptive and has but a short time to live. He was far gone on his arrival and confined himself too closely while at Eddy. The $600 piano purchased by Miss Dora Conroy, of San Marcial, was not retained, because there were some features about tbe instrument that would not harmonize with tbe estab lished ability of Miss Conroy as a pianist.1-A more expensive piano has been ordered from the same house. Vfxwt.. D.hiI t4 Alknnnopnnjl has gained permission of the school board to conduct a private school In the sohoot building, down at San Mar cial, the public school term having closed for lack of funds. The tuition fees will be: Higher grade, $2 per month: intermediate, $1.50: primary, Hon. Jose Pablo Gallegos, of Rio Arriba, sends the Historical society at Santa Fe $10 toward tbe purohase of tbe pottery collection, in a letter in which he speaks of his age, over eighty years, but is glad to belp on tne gooa work. -There are $90 more needed be fore the boxes can be opened. J. M. Reid has completed tbe fence around his new orchard at ban An tonio and the land is beautifully laid out so as to irrigate the entire tract. He will immediately set out 600 Mis sion and 500 Muscat of Alexandria grape vines and also several hundred peach, plum, apple and aprioot trees. PostoiEce Inspooler Fredericks was at Santa fe looking after tbe shortage of Chas Lyons, late postmaster at Cer rillos. The shortage amounts to about 1,100. Messrs. Dame and Easley are Among his bondsmen and have tender ed their pro rata share toward maaing the government whole, but the other sureties have not done likewise and it is possible that suit will be filed against all the bondsmen, Lyons has left the Territory and is now in Crlr .;lc Creek. UNTOLD r.lSERY Rheumatism C. II. King, Water Valley, Ulu., enr.d by Ayer's Sarsaparilla "For Ave yearn, I suffered untold misery from museular rheumatism. I tiled every known remedy, consulted the best pliysl clans, visited Hot Springs, Ark., three times, spending fiooo there, besides doctors' bills j but could obtain only temporary relief. My iiesu was wnsiou away so that I weighed only ninety-three pounds i my left arm and leg were drawn out of shape, the muscles being twisted tip In knots. I was unable to dress myself, except with assistance, and could only hobble about by using a caue. I had no appetite, and was assured, by the doctors, that I could not live. The pains, at times, were so awful, that, I could procure relict only ny means ol hypodermic injec tions of morphine. I had my limbs bandaged in clay, in sulphur, In poultices: but these gave only temporary relief.. After trying everytiung, and suffering the most awful tortures, I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Inside of two mouths, I was able to walk without a cane. In three months, my limbs began to strengthen, and in the course of a year, I was cured. My weight has Increased to 16S pounds, and I am now able to do my run aays worn as a railroad blacksmith." AYER'S The Only World't Fair Sarsaparilla. AYER'S PILLS cure HuadacHt. Little Jack, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Sandusky, breathed his last at Raton, after a sickness of ten days. Scarlet fever and diphtheria combined was the cause of bis death. The Discovery Saved His Life. G. Caillouette, druggist, Beavers ville, 111,, says: "To Dr.. King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with la grippe and tried all the physl oians for miles about, but of no avail, and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. King's New DiscoV' ery in my store, I sent for a bottle and began Us use, and from the first dose began to get better, and, after using three bottles, was up and about again It is worth its weight In gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co's drug stores, Las Vegas and East Las Vegas, at wholesale by Browne Manzanares Co. cents and $1. Ref lar size, fifty Tbe Rio Puerco irrigation and colon ization oompany has employed P. E. Harroun, of Santa Fe, as its chief civil engineer. Cure for Headache. As a remedy for all forms of Head. ache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure, and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. we urge all who are afflicted to pro cure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual consti pation Electrio Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to tbe bowels, and few cases can long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once, Fifty cents and $1 per bottle at Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co's. Las Vegas and East Las Vegas, and at wholesale by the Browne Manzanares Co. Mr. Bowman, the saddler, from Childress, has looated in Clayton and rented tbe stone building formerely 00. cupied by the U. S. land offioe, over there. If the hair is falling out, or turning gray, requiring a stimulant with nour ishing and coloring food, Hall's Vege table Sioilian Hair Renewer is just the specific Contractor Byron Dean, with several assistants, is engaged in patting la the floor and doing other work on the Episcopal church, down at San Mar Ministers Should Use Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. THEItE 13 NO PROFESSION, whose labors so severely tax the nervous sys tem, as that of the ministry." The de rangement of the nerve centers of the brain by over work, frequently brings on attacks of heart trouble, and nervous prostration. Gov. J. P. Kester, M. D., Pastor U. B. church, Londuu Mills, Ills., himself a physi cian, writes Feb, 28. 1895: "Heart affection and nervous prostration bad become so serious last fall that a little over work In the pulpit would so completely prostrate me Tr MilPC' that It seemed certain 1 Ul 1UU must reliuqulsh the work Hfi2rt Clire of tba nlnistr7 entirely. Heart palpitation became ReStOreS so bad that my auditors H would ask me If I did not Cailil...... have heart disease. Last November I commenced taking Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure alternately with Dr. Miles' Nervine and derived the greatest possible benefit. I have Just closed revival work or 10 weeks, preaching nearly every nighi &S3 twice on tho Safc'.jath. I can speak for hours without suffering as I formerly did. Hard working ministers should keep Dr, Miles' grand remedies on hand." Bt. Miles' Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee, first bottls will benefit or money refunded. It not only is so, it must be so, One Minute Cough Cure aots quickly, and that's what makes It go. Winters Drug Co.: George L. Ullnck, of tbe Exchange bank in White Oaks, arrived in San Antonio on the Ozanne stage en route to Las Cruoes and El Paso. Po you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restors I your health with Do Will's Sarsapar illa. Winters Drug Co. Sau Antonio society bad the pleas lure of listening to some splendid singing by Messrs. L. K. llanna VV. C, Uell and Harvey Crane. 'Give me a liver regulator and I can regulate the world,1 said a genius. Tbe druggist handed him a bottle of De Wilt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. the COUIHer in MoAuliffu'S meat mai ket, at Raton. A high liver with a torpid liver will not bo a Irnc liver. Correct tbe liver with De itt's Little Early Risers, lit tie pills that cure dyspepsia and con stipaiioo. Winters Ding Co. The Sperry boys, of Raton, "have se onred the contract to erect a good dwelling house in Starkville. One Minute Cough Cure touohes the rltrht spot. It also touches it at the right time if you take it when you have a cough or cold. See the point P Ihen don't cougb. Winters Drug Co. Gussie, the six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Williams, of Raton, is down with the scarlet fever. Don't invite disappointment by ex perimenting. Depend upon One win ute Cnueh Cure and you have iminedi ate relief. It cures croup. The only harmless remedy that produces Imme- aiate results. Miss Maud MoFariand left Raton for Deadwood. South Dakota, where she will make her home with her mother. Quick in effect, heals and leaves no scar. Burning, scaiy sain eruptions quickly oured by DeWitl's Witch Hazel Salve. Applied to nurns, ecaios, oia sores, it Is magical in euecc. Always cures piles. Winters Drue Co. J. J. Perry and family moved out to bis ranch in Apaonn uanon, irorn iiay ton. Mr. Perry means to raise sorg- hum and cattle. Soothing, healing, cleansing, De- Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is the enemy to sores, wounds and piles, which it never falls to cure. Stops itching and burning. Cures chapped lips and cold sores in two or three bours. Winters drug store. Tbe Clayton literary society has organized and has been well attend- ed, considering tne circumstances. J. W. Pierce, Republic Iowa, says: I have used One Minute Cough Cure in mv family and for myself, with re- suits so entirely satisfactory that I can hardly find words to express myseu as to its merit. 1 will never tan to reo ommend it to others, on every occa sion that presents itself." Winters drug store. E. FaUCStt bas bought the OOal bUSI- ness Of L. E. HerroD, over at Clayton, Tired Women I h..J t. it. .i;nn ct i h a t-lil n otts Need to have the action of the kidneys Stimulated and the system toned up Parks' Sure Cure is the best remedy to 1 L .Ul. IV f mnni.n finrta :u T j JI,lh tunb buo is tiiau vui ujr ttv.iv uvu I ou?ht not to tire her at all. She fears that her system is broken down, and I i,:.i... i..ij nhon a four she is a hopeless invalid, when a few doses of Parks' Sure Cure would make her look at. life from a different DOint nf vionr rinn't Hnlav. Evarv bottle is guaranleed. Sold by O.G.Schaefer. Al McLane will sbonlv leave Lake Valley and locate in Arizona. My lafly looks Into the mirror And her fnce It alows with delight. As she sees the vast Improvement since she used Parks' Tea each night. She Is never tired or weary, lTnr ilia end her rains have fled Since she drank or Parks' Tea each evening, A cup run on going xo oeu. Bold by O. G. Schaefer. The marriage of Miss Franz and Mr. Wheeler took place at the Presbyterian church in Santa Fe. Shiloh's Cur? is sold on a guaran tee. It cures incipient consumption. It is the best cough cure. Only one cent a doso. 25 cts., 50 cts., $1, Sold by Winters Drug Co. The Gallup Gleaner appears in a new make-up. Instead of four, it now bas eight pages. Karl's Clover Root will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regu late your Bowels and make your head I clear as a bell. 25o., 50c, and $1, Sold by Winters Drug Co. Fred Vencill has quit the employ of the railroad at San Marcial. Parks' Tea clears tbe complexion, Sold by O. G. Schaefer. Traoy McEwan, of Eddy, pur chased the hardware, glassware and queensware stock of B. T. Killough.) Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 oents. Nasal in- jeotor free. Sold by Winters Drug Co. A well is btintr sunk at ihe "Rose dale" mine, out from Sin Marcial, to supply the new mill with water. It is down sixty feet. ascts., Micw. and Sl.uo iiottie. unecentacuaa. Itie eo!d on gtiBrantoe by all drug- l; best irit. It cures Incipient IJonsumpiloa IimX ia the hot Couah aud, Croup Ctuts. Pold by Winters Drug Co Las Vegas, the Chief City of New Mexico Some of Her Resources, i"i Attractions and Advantages. Las Vkoab, meaning "The Meadow," Is ths county seat of Ran Miguel county, lies on toth sides or the Qalltnas river, and, with Its suburbs, has about 10,000 Inhabitants. It bas water works, street cars, aro and Incandescent electrio light plaut, telephone exchanges, lerrttoriai agricultural expert- I meni station, neaaquarters or tne Atcnj- Ison railway system, Anew juexico division, together with railroad machine shoos and 1 tle-Dreservin works, stock vards. and the I largest sheep-shearing and dipping plant In the United States. West of the river,, the old town has tbe quaint and picturesque Mexican appear anceadobe bouses, narrow, crooked streets, native people and customs, baudl crafts and occupations; but the plasa and all of tbe new town, east of the river, eon sticute a distinctive American city. The streets are wide and well graded, whil sidewalks abound, shaded with growing trees, Tbree parks, filled with grass and trees, add to tbe beauty and bealthfulnesa of tbe place. Handsome and well-filled stores, beautiful residences, and Innumera ble lawns, set In grass and adorned; wltl shrubbery and flowers, combine to pro claim a cultured community,' possessed of all modern comforts and conveniences A city hall, tbree publlo school buildings, court-bouse, Masonic temple, opera house. Territorial Normal school and Territorial Insane asylum are public buildings, con structed of red and white cut sandstone, unsurpassed in beauty by similar, edifices in any town, of equal w'ae, in tbe States. L An Academy, Seminary, Jesuit college, Convent school, Presbyterian Mission scbool, Methodist manual training school, Christian Brotheis' institute, City btgh scbool, tbree graded public schools, a kin dergerten, a commercial scbool and two music schools, besides several private teach ers, are among the educational advantages and facilities, Las Vug as Is the natural sanatorium of the United States, combining more net ural advantages than anv other Dlace in America. Her thermal watt-rs are the eqiial or tbe Hot Bpnnes of Arkansas, while her climate is iuflultelv superior. There is no malaria, no excessive heat or cold, no gnats, rats or mosquitoes. The air is pur6, dry, rarifled. and binblv elec trifieda certain cure for consumption. If tbe disease be taken In time. Tbe hot waters are a specific for liver, skin, rheu matic and blood disorders. Her Montezu ma hotel Is tne tluest hostelry between Chicago and California, and is situated in a beautiful canyon, five miles from town, where the Hot Springs, forty in number. come boiling to tbe Surface. Jibe latitude is about tbe same as that ol central Tennessee, while tbe altitude 'Is nearly 6 600 feet. Tbis combination gives a peculiar, due mjst nappy, result, in tbe n-iuter, during tbe dav. tbe thermometer soldom fulls, Id tbe shade, below forty de grees, wane it olten runs, in tbe sunshine, to sixty-five degrees or even more. On tbe other band, in tbe summer, the heat is never oppressive, in; tbe shade, and no uigbt is too warm for comfortable sleep, under one. or two blankets.:.. The SUB will, shine nine days out of every ten, the year round. -This, with the extreme dryness of the air, caused by the very slight precipi tation of moisture; the resinous aroma, rolling down from tbe pine-clad moun tains; tne large amount or electricity in tbe air. and tbe consequent ozone, result t land.iooked b mountain and mesa ing from tbeallitude and tne location of the these all oonspire to produce an atmos phere which is a Daim to alt diseases or use respiratory organs, -j.be percentage 01 aeatn irom coniiumption is lower la new Mexico than t ls where eIse ,n thfi united States; and no other place In New Mexico excels Las Vegas in the salubrity ot its oiimaie. ja.sinmaiics experience immediate and permanent relief," in this altitude. in the wav of health and pleasure re- sorts, Las Vegas Is unrivaled. In a radius Ol IWBDiy DIUH, in rumuuiiu uiuuuiaiu nbesi,le babbling mountain brooks, are (ne Lag Vegas Hot springs, Harvey's, El Porvenir. Sandoval' Miaeral Hill, Ko- mero Kancn, juaae s, oparas;, oapenn, Rociada. and other plaoes, too numerous to mention, where health can be recovered, and life b-comes a pleasure to tbe ennuye, the invalid, the over-worked business man. Las Vegas nas twoaauy ana aveweeaiy papers, three banks, two bunding ana loan associations, three hotels, many boarding bouses, nine churches, a number ot clnhe, and all the leading civic and sacinl socie ties; a roller flour mill, capacity, fifty bar rels per day; two wool-scouring establish ments, cleaning 1,600,000 pounds of wool annually; a well-equipped brewery and bottling establishment; a manufactory of mineral and carbonated waters two wag- on and carriage factories: a saddle and harness factory; a foundry, elec trio light plant, ...three planing rnilt, and other enterprises of less importance. There are eignt large wnoiesaie nouses. whose trade extends through! ut tne ter ritory, and into the adjoining sections; while tue volume or inis iraae, ana me value of tbe stocks which they carry, can not be dnplica west of Kansas UHy and on! h ot Dener. Three merchants' brok' i era have selected the citv as their distrib utes? center, the amount or tneir yearly sales exceeding. In the aggregate,- tne com h ntd 1ps ot all other sucn Drosers in New Mexico. The retail merchants, ot T.n V-b as. are more numerous, and carry larger and better etockt of goods than do tbe retail mercnanui ot any utoer iu w this Torritnrv or Arizona. LAS VEGAS IS tne uiairiDUiing point, inr nAar v all New MeXlOO. MV lie AH!Dl80n avstem. she has connection with Kansas nn the east. Colorado on the north, Ariso- na and California on the west, and Texas ana Old Mexico on the south. Besides these, she bas more stage Hues, connecting ber with tributary territory, than bas any other town in New Mexico. Tbls territory j Includes tbe entire section east and south J includes tbe entire section I i ties of Colfax, Mora, Taos, oan miguei, Santa Fe. Bocorro. Dona Ana. Urant. Chaves. Lincoln and Kddv, with parts of Valencia and Bernalillo a country larger than all New England. This takes in the famous Valley oftbe Bio Grande, and the less famous, but not Ibbs excellent, Valley ot tbe Pi cos the finest fruit sections of the west. Th a Terr torv is rich in eventning mat constitutes tbe Wealib ot JMatt ns. Iroa, coal, lead, silvrr, gold, mica, limestone, sandstone, marbles, gypsum, soda In end ess variety and exbautless quantities, are among tbe several products of tbe country wh eb Las Vegas commands. Sbeei. cattle and lumber abound, so that in each of these prime articles ot commerce tills c tv Is tbe beot mnrtet la new Mexico Sl.e handles more wool than all the other 4owns lo the Territory combined, while ber commerce in bides is truly enormous. In tbs same way, sbe stands pre-eminent for ber trade In grains, hoy, vegetaMes, and other farm rroducts; wbl s her trad In Ice, gathered In the neighboring moun tain e tnyors, txtt-nds east into Kanas, wGrt lito Arisona, and south Into Old Mexico. J. K. MAET1M-. J. H. D. HO WAST. Blartin Howard, Contractors Entlficri; Plant and specifications furnished tree to patrons. Shop next door to Houghton's Hardware Store, wholly on the body's power to repair its loss, that is on nutrition. In old age this power grows less and less. Hence its weakness and sad ness Trifles are burdens. Ordinary food no longer nourishes. Multitudes of elderly persons find new zest and vigor through the use of SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil. It slips into the blood and helps to digest other food. It contains lime and soda to build up the bones and correct acidity.; Soc and $1.00 at all druggtats. A force of men are now enmloved in Eddy, in trimming the town trees, digging holes and re-placing all trees that failed to male i a growth the past year. i It Is not to be wondered at that Ayer's Pills are In such universal demand. For tbe cure of constipation, biliousness, or any other complaint needing a laxative, these pills are un surpassed. They are sugar-coated, easy to take, and every dose is effec tive. Assessor Preisser is doing some sur veying in tbe Hillaboro go'd placers for a party of New lork mining capi talists. While no physician or pharmacist oan conscientiously warrant a cure, the J. C. Ayer Co. guarantee the purity, strength and medicinal virtues of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It was tbe only blood purifier admitted at tho great World's Fair in Chicago, 1893. The meeting's announced in Sanla Fe, to be condmted by Mrs. Teats, are postponed until further notice is given. All last winter Mr. Gao. A. Mills, of Lebanon, Conn., was badly afflicted with rheumatism. At times it was so severe that be could not stand up straignt, out was drawn over on one side. l tried different remedies with. out receiving relief," he says, "until about six months ago I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Puin Balm. After using it for three days my rheumatism was gone and has not returned since." rorsale by K. D. Goodall. Denot Drug store. The school entertainments at San Marci'il have bepn postponed until March lGth asd 17th. The breaking up of tbe winter is a signal for the breaking up of the sys tem. JNature is opening up the pores awl throwing off refuse. De Witt's Sarsaparilla is of unquestionable assis tance in this operation. Winters Drug ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest ot all in leavening Strength. V. S. Government Report The Sanfa Fe base ball boys are making arrangements to secure a bat tery.. Not to bs Trilled With From the Cincinnati Gazette. Will people never learn that a "cold" is an accident to bo dreaded, and tlfat when it occurs treatment should be promptly applied There is no knowing where the trouble will end; and while complete recovery is the rule, thi ex ceptions are terribly frequent,and thous ands Upon thousands of falsi illnesses occur every year ushered in by a little injudicious exposure and seemingly trifling symptoms. Beyond this there are to day couutless invalids who can trace their 0 implalnts to oolds," which at the time of occurrence gavo no concern, and were thereforo neg lected. When troubled with a cold use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is prompt and effectual. 50 cent bottles for sale by K. D. Goodull, Depot Drug Store. Luis Anaya, for many years a tailor in Santa Fe, died at bis home over there, and was buried from the cathe dral. He was about seventy years old. Simon S. Ilartman, of Tunneltoo, West Va bas been subject to attacks of oolio about onoa a year, and would have to call a doc'.or and then suffer for about twelve hours as much as some do when thoy die. He was tak en recently just the same as at other times, and concluded to try Chamber lain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Ho says: "I took one dose of It and it gave me relief in five ruin, utes. i That is more than any thing else has ever done tor me." For sale by K.'D Goodall, Depot Drug Store.

A report was current at Santa Fe that John Catron had been drowned in Chesapeake bay. Mr.Spiess telegraphed an inquiry to Mr. Catron at Washing ton, and was advised, yesterday after noon, that John was alive and well. -Missing Link... The purchase ef Charter Oak W':I1 complete Hot Air, -Hot Water, and Steam Heating. Tin Hoofing, Perfection Steel Kooflng. Tin and Coppir Ware, Sheep Dip Tanks, Smoke Stacks.and Heavy Sheet-Iron Work a Specialty. Pumps, Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Range Boilers, Wash Basins, Sinks, Brass Goods, and Pipe kept In stook. SIMrVlONsX REGULATOR 'It- THE BEST SPRING jsSimmons Liver regulator. Don't .vrget to take it. Now is the time you need It most to wake up your Liver, A sluggish Liver brings on Malaria, Fever auu rtfcue, ruicuniiiusin, unu many oilier ins wnicn snatier me- constitution and wreck health. Don't forget the word Regulator, it Is Simmons Liver REGULATOR you want. The word REG ULATOR distinguishes it from all other remedies. And, besides this, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is a Regulator of the Liver, keeps It properly at work, that your system may De Kept in good condition. FOR THE BLOOIJ take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. It is the best blood purifier and corrector. Try it and note uie airrerence. look tor tne KfcU z on every package. You wont find it on any other medicine, and there is no other Liver remedy like SIMMONS LIVER k to ul ator the Ringot Liver Remedies. Be sure you get it. J. U. Zeilia Co., Philadelphia, Pa, O. R. Brandt, of Sioux Falls, 8outh Dakota, arrived in Eddy, and will have charge of the eleotrio and Ice plant, succeeding Mr. Bateinan, who goes to iOioraao springs. Just Now everybody is beginning to take a spring medicine. And it is a good thing to do provided you take bimmoos Liver Regulator the ben spring med cine. It's a sluggish liver that ologs the system .arid makes bad blood. A dose a day of Simmons uiver regulator win mane a new man out of you, and a new woman, too. Look for the red Z on the" package. it is summons wver Kegulator you want. 1 William Arch'ir, the contractor, has completed tbe extensive frame addition to tbe east end of the Crystal Ice com pany's buildiDg, down in Albuquerque. Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointmeat 13 unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped Hands, Itching' Piles, Burns, Frost Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids. Dor sale by druggists at la corns per tos. TO H0B3B0WNEKS. For putting a horse in a fine healthy con dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. They tone up the system, aid digestion, euro loss of anoetite. relieve conslination. correct kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving ,?V n 1 j n? new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 cents per package. For ealo by druggists. Miss Jennie Griffin, of Kansas City, prettier and more womanly than ever, is in Santa Fe, on a visit with her brothers. riles, files tiles. sure our for Blind, Bleed and Itching Piles. Dr. Kirk's A mg German File Ointment has cared the worst cases of ten years' standing by three or four applications. Ho cne aeed suffer ten minutes after using Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment Our agent, Mr. Goodall, will warrant every box. Price $1.00. Sold Depot drag store Las Vegas Tom Merry and Mr. McGuin are im proving their property adjoining tbe town of Hagermani plowing it and planting fruit trees. Bucklen's Arulu 5alva. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill blains, corns and all skiu eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction or money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per bos. ...For sale by Murphey Van Petten Drag Co., La Vegas and KhSI Las Vegas. At whole sale by Browne Manzanares Co. A CUP OF, Js. Vi-.- IT fcr J 9Tf AT MIGHT 1'OVES THE BOWELS IN Tut- P.1ADKtlMf. I n& inwiiiii,vi ...A Sold by O. Q. BCHAKFER. RAFAEL ROMERO, Claim Agent. LAS VEGAS, N. M. Indian Depredation Claims ooecialty. Isaac K. Hltt A Oo., Chicago. 111., Bnr aett, Thompson 4 Law, Washington, D, p., are associated with me In cases before tb Oourt of Claims. To your chain ef health, happines and content ment may be a...;. PERFECT COOKINd AWAPATIIg IN THE ILEAD,! the chain. f5 ft. J F. J. Gil! ft TIMNING AKD PLUf JiMO. Repairs furnished fcr all makes of stoves Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges. General Repairing. Hailroad Avenue, ...I..... East of Center fit RUSINESS DIRECTORY. I rbr Vttope. IS. M. BLATJVELT, Tomiorlal Parlors, Center Stmt. Bon-ton, Bt. Louis, Long Branch, round enntur, ana rouna, square sua doz pom Viiuuur epeoiaicy I'AULOit ISAlUiKB SHOP, Center Street, O, L. Gregory, frop only sKiiiea workmen employed. Hot auu uum uiimi in connection. Banks BAN MIGUEL NATIONAL, Sixth street and Grand avenue Dry Clooda. I.D DHROMEBO, M. Bomero, Hanager, Booth Side Plasa County Surveyor. F. MJCRJCDITH JONES, rflITT ENGINEER AND COUNT SUB Vveyor ouice, room 1, City Hall. Physicians and HurgeonH, o. O. GORDON, SI. i. fAFrlOK TAMM8 OPERA HOUSE, EA8T r im vegas, m. omce hours: n to 13 a. m p. ni.,7 to s p. m. im. a. at. ounhinohaiu, PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON. OFFICE IN Malboeut building, up stairs. H. MKIPWITH, T1HTSICIANAKU BUHQRON. B09VTXT.T.. i N.M. Attorn eys-at Law. HOI1f AN LARBAZOLO, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, DK8MARAI3 bulliilnir. east aide of nlnn. I an FKANK 8PBINGEB, A TTORNEY AND OOUN8KIXOK AT LAW. umca in union montr. N'.vtti Kft."Aa East Las Vogas, N. H. B. A. riHSB, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Santa re, N. M. (P. O. Box r Prac Mces In the supreme court and all district courts or the Terrltor; Territory, soeci Special attention mlTen to Spanish and and mining litigation. (ilven to Spanish and Mexican grant titles LON3 ft FOftT man's block, Bast Las Vegns. N. 11. OfFIClAL DIRECTOR. FEDERAL. Thomas B. Cation..,. Delegate to Congress yy 1 Tnornion ..uovernor Lorlon Miller Hwretary Thos. Smith Chief Justice N. u. uoiiior, 1 U 11 Hamilton, n. B.Lausuiln. .Assoclatee a. I). Bants. 1 fells Martinez.. .Clerk tth indicia! District unories t Basiey surveyor-Gonoral CUmrles M. Slmnnon United States Collector J a. H.rierainerway.U. 8. District Attorney ISrlward L. Hail U.S. Marshal W. H. Loomls Deoutv U. 8. Marshal J. W. Fleming ..U. 8. Coal Mine Inspector James II. Walker.Santa Fe.Heg. Lantl office Pedro DelgaOo, Santa re. .Bee. Land Offlc e JohnD. Bryan, Las Graces. Reg. Land Office John D. Bryan, Lag Graces, Reg. Land Office Ja. P. Ascarate.Las Graces. Heo. I.Riwin.fin Jas. P. Ascarate.Las Oruces.Rec. LanilO.IH'o Kicuam iuuog,uuswen ..ueg. Lsna orrlce W. H. Ooserove. Itoswell...Bc. Land nmo John C. Slack, Clayton Reg. Land offlcn Joseph S. Uolland.Olayton.iteo. Land OCiee TEEKIT0BHL. J. P. Victory 8ollcltor-C?nnnra! J. H. Orlst, Dist. Attorney Hai iu Ye ....Las Oruces ..Albuquerque .....Silver Ulty Socorro Hston .....L9 VtiKas Ilosvrell Llhrarlan 11. I,, younu Thos. J. wiikersnn A. II. Harlle H. M. DouKherty Geo. MoOurmlc Ai A. lones John Franklin Jose seKura... W. rf. Wyllys Clerk Supreme Oourt H. Bermuann SuDt. Penltentlarv Qeo. W. Jinaebel Adjutant (ieu-irnl ttamnel Eldodt .Treasurer Marcelino Garcia Auditor Amado Chaves Supt. Public Instruction u. bt lian...... ucai uu inspector 0IRECTQSS OP THE INSANE ASYLUM. E. V. Lonst President Lorenzo Lopez VIce-iTesklent carl w. wuuenstein uec'y ana xreas Benieao Bomero...., Prank 9. Orosion Or, J. Marron....... Medical Superintendent Geo. W. Ward Steward tfrs. Oamella Ollnger ..Matron COURT OF PRIVATE LAND 0LAIM8. Joseph It. Beed. of Iowa. Chief Justice. A.SBOUUTB justiobs Wilbur F. Stone, of Oolorado; Thomas O. Fuller, of North Carolina; William M. Murray, of Tennes see; Henry O. Sluss, ot Kansas. Mattnew G. Reynolds, of Missouri, TJ. S. Attorney, CATTLE SANITARY BOABD. W.H.JaPk ..chairman, Silver Oity M.N.ChafBn.. .first district, Enst Las Veiias M.S.Otero second district, Albuquerque R.G Head third district. natrons J F.HlMcle fifth district, Lower Penasco J. A.Laliue secretary, Las Vegas 00TJHTT. F. O. de Baca Gregorlo Flores Dionlclo Martinet Oounty Commissioners Gregorlo Varela Probate JndRO Patricio Gonzales Probate Clerk Jose G. uontano Assessor Hllarlo Hoinero... Sheriff Carlos Gabaldon Collector Adeialdo Gonzales. ..School Superintendent Henry Goke .Treasurer F. M. Jones Surveyor Jesus Ha, Prada.... Coroner LA.3 VEGAS PRE0IN0T8. Simon rafron... .justice of the Peace, No.I L. C. UeBaca II. 8. Wooster Antonlno Zubla Oil? Ol" EAST LA3 VEGA8. F. E. Olney T. F. Way Mayor Marshal Treasurer Beeorder ...Attorney Physician O. II. Earirkson... J. K. Moore B. V. Long Dr. M. w. Hohhlns C. Itolllngsworth J. Iv. Martin B. F. Forsythe i t K L. Hnmblln f u I.U, UKIUl t n. j. Aitne I.. M. Hofmelster. A. 1. itogers BOARD OV KDD0ATIOH. Edward Henry President L. C Fort Vice-President John York .Secretary 0, 1'. Eurlekeon Treasurer Mbmbbhs First ward. Alfred B. Smith. Geo. V. Head; second ward, L. O. Fort, L. u. vv euo; tuira wura, nawsra nenry. a. w. Kelly fourth ward. C. V. Hedxcock, J.A. Carrutu.j NKW MEXICO BOABD OP HKALTU. W. R. Tipton, M. D.. President... Las Vegas G. S.KasterdBy.M I).,V-Pres.. Albuquerque Francis H.Atklnff, M.i.,sec....ii,.iJft8 vegas I. II. Hioan. SJ. u.. xreas nancare Wm. KKcert. M. D Santa Fe J. J. Shuler, M. D Raton j. M. Gunmuguam, n. u m. ias vegas LAS VEGAS BRICK YARD, James McLaughlin, Contractor and Builder. Quotations on Brick furnished, at the yard or ia the wali, E. U. BURLING AM E'S IM OFFICE' J LABORATORY FstaWl!"!!!! In Colorado, 1966. Sstnplci by mall or eTprosB wtii rocftvo prompt snd cnrntul attmitla. Geld a Silver Bullion X!RteSil tired, iihm, 172S 17:8 Ltvnnet St., Imtt, Ccb. Job Printing Of everjr description exer.nted with neatness and despatch It MM Egos mm SOCIETIES. MONTKZUMA LOOGR KO. 28. CEXKNNIAL MCAGGF-Beselar metm S?itI?1?a2 uy v,,c, ot tftch n r,ntfi at I, o, o, if. hall. R- J- nxifitTOii, Pres. N. B. Koskbrbbt, Bec'y. i. o. o, r. LA8 VEGA8 LODGE No. 4, meets every Monday evening at their hall. Sixth r. W.rtKOE.8ee',.W'K-C,,,'N'G' a. o. o. m, TH?!.0?5TX,Pa,tI'0'. ,Bes flrs and brethren arrcordTillTlnvltedT""- Ymuu J. THoaMRlLt,, M. W. r p n Oko. w. Nori,Eeoordr r Birzoo, financier. k. or r. TLDPBn,?.,-0IGE No-1. meets at their Of Blxth .tree! kn aA.i'2t'JSlTS eveumg. vialeiu ninh.n i alwayeweloome. "u .J.Miacr..K.o?B?ALs,- DerrS JL Bbone Sit ifiJ." of ew Mexico, meets firat ana Visiting enters ol' the oTder Blweyi welcome. o. k. MBS, M. B. Wtttuw. M. E. 6. A. W, A.M. DhanniAn T.rA vn u tue MAIort A ttAmn a tiaiin fraternally invited: u""u Ccttto owwAU?;ffirIXW.' w Lftl VlKrAfl nnal amk nh..A Regular c7onyocatlon. tir. s SSKSft SX'Jf V1,tln companions fraterniujr invitea. J. ft. flLKK. M. u. L. H. HOFMBMTM, SSO. Las Tegas Commander No. a. Regular Tilftartnw quai. communication, eecond month coned auiguH coroiaiiy wel- L. il ax vkiiai nnirwnTf. rn o n thifflS&Aii"'?' k Keu'ar 'convocatloo MMnt???f 5y if each mon th- Sanctuary la G. A. Itol HOKR, T 1 k Kecorder. 1,1 M KSi?I.Tl,it.l?5 th c"r r cordiallj in vlted to attend these bodies. Xaatera star Rlho1Lvenlng0,U M0nd aad,nrUl Mrs. Khha Bbnediop, Treasurer, All visiting brothers and sisters cordially Invited. Mas. Mattie MonaAr, Secretary. THE COLUMBIA, Three Blooks from Union Depot,) 1320 to 1330 Seventeenth Street, DENVER, COLORADO. AMERICAN PLAN. Prioe Reduced to Suit the Times Bates, $1 50 and $1.75 Per Day. Speolal Bates by Week or Sfon Clean, Neat, Comfortable, and Re spectable. Especially desirable for families and ladies traveling alone. Eleotrio Light, Elevator, Baths, eto. Cable oars pass the hotel for all parte of the oity. R. M. Foree, Mgri CAVEATS. TRADB MARITS. DBSICN PATENTS, COPYRIQHTS. to.k For Information and free Handbook write to ilUNN CO., C61 bnoADWAV. Maw VoaK. Oldest bureau for securing patents In America Every patent taken out fcji us la brought before She public by a noUce given free of uuarge In. tha largest ctraulatlnn of any srlentlfle paper In the arid. BnlendldlT Illustrated. No lutelllKPilS to iuwii kiv. tt: tnan bfioiiia be without It. weekly, Ka.oos vfreeklv art filJiO six months. Addrvna. MIJN rimirafc co.. ausuues, Broadway, Kew Vork City. IfyouusethePetalmna Incubators Broodcri. Make money while others ere wasting time by old processes. Catalog; tell ii all about It.and uescribea every article needed lor lui poultry busuiesa. The "ERIE" mechanically the best .wheel. Prettiest model. Wa are Paclbc Coast Atrents. Bicvcle cata- lo)rue,malled free.gives lull description prices, etc. aobhts wanted. PETALUMA rifCUBATOR CO.,retlnnia,CaI. Branch Hoxtsk, i.uS Main 6L, Los Angeles. PER WEESC ot either sex, any 3ge, In any part of the country, at the employment which we furnish. You need not be away from homo over night. You ean give yourwholetlmetothework,oronlyyourspare mo. menu. As capital is not required you ran no risk. VT supply you With all that If needed. It will coat you nothing to try tbe business. Any one can do the work. Beginners make money from the start. Failure is unknown with our workers. Every hour you labor joa ean easily make a dollar. No one who is willing to work falls to make mora money every day than can be made In three days at anj Ordinary employment. Send for free book containing the fullest Information. il. HALLCTT C0.3 box esjv FCrSTLAriD, MAIflEe! r m r- IU1 n jam m inutedil eai3 FOS1 V.LLI..G 17001

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IHE DAILY OPTIC. The People's Paper. Raw Uenco Hastue Finest Climate li tie World WINTERS DEDS COM, PLAZA. PH ARM ACT, (Successors to E. O. Murpbay Sc Co.) Whft,-,;d DRUQQISTS. Leading drug nous In the south, wast. Oriiera tolioltod and prompt ly ailed, inscriptions a speoiaitr. Fresh drag! and purest oh.mloai, only, aged in our prescription department. Bole agent for La Vega forth l of th oelebratea MACBETH WATER. MARCH. M THURSDAY EVENING, MAR. 12, 1896. METEOPOL1S MISCELLANY. Baud praotioe, to-nlght, at city ball, J. Biehl, leading undertaker. 63tf K. of P. and EaaUrn Btar meeting, to night. m T. T. Turner, it f bald, will goon beoomo benedict. Hilgerg' dancing club at Rosenthal hall, .this evening. Weather forecast: Fair, warmer, to night Friday, fair. Adtertlsemeut for bids for penitentiary supplies, this evening. Catfish, salmon, stnoked and salt fish at Hay ward's to-morrow.. It A meal of plenty, well cooked and serf cd, at the New Brunswick. 106-tf Julius Abramowsby bag recently pur Chased a fine St. Bernard dog. Long Bros.,ot Illinois, shipped 1,200 head Of sheep from this place, to-day. The restaurant keepers about town are fast drifting towards a cash basis. Charley Robbing has a new baby girl at his household, making four little dots In II. The benefit ball for the Cave juvenile band, night of Marob 17th, is an assured auccess. The rod ribbon league met at Rosenthal ball, last evening, and started on its mu sical career. Contractor John Hill will erect a five room bouse for Mr. J. Bennett Howell on Fourth street. A sister of Miss Irma O. Davis Is due to arrive in th. qity and country of mag nificent distances, to-morrow. Gov. Thornton has appointed Millard W, Browne a member of the board of regents of the Las Vegas normal school. Katherine Spinner, of Mora county, has applied for a divorce from ber husband, George Spinner, on the usual grounds. Attend tbe open meeting of the Demos thenes literary society in the high school room, Friday evening; admission, fifteen cents. 111U Another find of excellent coal, a three foot vein and the black diamonds burning nicely, ia reported In this immediate vicinity. There will be a special meeting of tbe ladies' league of the First Presbyterian church, Friday afternoon, March ISth at I o'clock. Don Antonio Salaiar is sorely afflicted with dropsy, out in the Koclada neighbor hood indeed, big death was at one time Announced. Cleofas Romero's fine young team of greys ran away, thia morning,, on Bridge afreet, but were stopped before any dam age was done.. For tbe best and cheapest men's and boys' suits, to order, see Wanamaker Brown's samples at Hartman's. Satisfac tion guaranteed. 61-tf 'The young scamps who have been writ ing obscene matter on fences and build ings about town, will be severely dealt with, If the practice is not stopped. Committeemen In tbe different wards who were appointed for the purpose of calling conventions to nominate ward officers, will please confer with Judge Wooster. Tbe city council has dlreoted that shade trees be ordered for such citicens as de aire mem ana wnose orders are banded to the proper parties, not later than next Monday. Cecil Boucher, aged about five years, strayed away from borne, this afternoon and everybody wag oat looking for the many, little fellow.and at last succeed ed in finding him. John Oliver Plank and party of duck hunters returned from their Cherry valley trip, last eve-nibs, and Walt fisnjetnin and Bhan Rddes went up there on tbe 2 :40 train, this morping. The Gallegos brothara, at Raton, have been Informed by wlro that Information hag bean received concerning Dionlclo Oallogos, though of what nature was not stated in the dispatch. In the ca se of Luciano Bslazar, of Wat rous, tbe court has granted an ordeir re quiring him tojpay his wife $3 a week and restraining him from disposing of a (260 promissory note nntil further ordera. Arbor day wlH.be observed at th public achools by appropriate exercises In all the rooms, In the morning, and at U o'clock trees will bs planted by tbe pupils on tbe Kround at the publio school building, on Douglas avenue. C. S. Hickman, who ia down this way from Colorado Springs, resting, recuper ating an J eight-seeing, wag a former clerk to tbe countv board bere. He Is now do ing a land-offlce business In tbg abstract Calling-, p la bis Colorado city. TUB CITY COUNCIL. Considerable Dualnt.s of Moment Transacted at the Meeting, Last Evening. The city council met, last evening, with alt members present exoept Member For sythe. C. C. Ota was present, in the Interest of F. A. Mansanareg, and asked tbe oltj council to vacate tbe Mora road through block of tbe Reynold t& Harrold addition, la consideration of tbe land claimed by Ufeld being donated the olty for the pur pose of straightening out and opening up Eighth street to tbe city limits. This will bring tbe Mora travel Into tbe city over any of the opened streets, and enable the partlos In charge of tb matter to donate a full block (No. 9) to the Sisters of Charity for the erection of their proposed sanlle' rlunv, which wag done by resolution of the council. The committea on parks, shad trees and irrigation, mad a report and recommend ad the purchase of number of ghada trees forth parks. Tbe prlcee on whit ash, whit elm, soft maple, box elder and silver leaf maple, delivered here, will be about twenty-five cents each. Any on desiring to purchase trees for planting will pleaaa leave their names aud the number of trees wanted with tbe committee at once. Members J. K. Martin, L. H. Hot meister and A.' T. Rogers constitute tbe committee and will send off their order in a few dayg. Membet- Hollingeworth asked a donation of six or eight treea for the publio gchool, t) be get out on Arbor day, -Friday, the 18th prox. A collection was. taken np from tbe membera and others present,, and tb money sufficient to purchase that num ber of trees, handed over to th oommitt, to purchase trees for the schools. A resolution was passed, providing for submission to tbe voters at tb election on tbe first Monday in April, of tbe question of issuing $16,000 in bond of 'the. city, to take up Its floating Indebtedness, It being thought that 8 per cent, bonds can now be disposed of, while the floating indebted ness now bears 13 percent. Tbe following named were appointed on tbe board of registration i First ward, Eli Caldwell, John A Ross and W..T. Trover ton; aecond ward, H. 8. Wooster, F. X. Wlmberand Tbot. Holmes; third ward, H. P. Brown, R. K. M. Cullen and Guada lupe Campos; fourth ward, R.: J. Hamilton, C. W. Allen and Barney Dlaly; for officers of tbe election, first ward, judges, Eli Caldwell, W. T. Treverton, I. W. Christal; clerks, Karl. J. Hollingg worth. Royal Prentice; place of election, Dr. F. II. Atkins' building, on Douglas avenue seooud ward, judges, H. S. Woos ter, W. L. Boardman, John Shank; clerks, William Wood, N. B. Rose berry; place of election, Judge Wo.iBter'g office;" third ward, judges, H. P. Brown, J. M. D. How ard, John Hill; olerks, H. W. Brown and D. W. -Condon place of election, John Hill's (planing mill; fourth ward, judges, R. J. Hamilton, J. C. Bcnlott, J. W. Han son clerks, Barney Daily and A. W. Cav anaugb place of election, seminary build in?. On motion, the board of registration was requested to make tbe registration in as economical a manner as possible, and H. V. Brown was instructed to prepare the registration books for the different wards. WEDDINQ BELLS. Exactly at 8:80 o'clock, last evening, tbe already announced marriage of Conductor J. M. Leseney and Miss Elizabeth Bowmer took place, at Conductor Murray's resi dence. About twenty especial friends were present, to enjoy the occasion. Tbe cere mony was performed by Rev. H. J. Hoov er. It would be difficult to imagine a pret tier or more tastily arranged affair, for everything was done in as happy a man ner a bappy friends could plan. When all the festivities were over, Mr. and Mrs. Leseney proceeded, at once, to tbelr new borne, on Tllden street, where they will begin keeping houae. It is almost needless to say, of these well-known and popular young people, that a whole host of friends wish them great joy. Tbe following beautiful presents are evi dence of the esteem In Wbich tbey are held: Opal pin.set with dlamonds.Mr.Lesenev: silver dinner set, from tbe conductors ;side Doaru, jut. ana Mrs, unan. Bowmer; silver baking disb, Mr. and Mrs. J; A. Murray and grandma; set silver knives and forks, Mrs. Mily. Aurora, 111.; lace -faandaer- cbief, Mrs. J. A. Berry, Aurora, III,; ball rack, Kosentnal Bros.; silver nut get, Dr. Gordon; hand-painted berry bowl, Mr.and sirs. i. a. rerry; uecoraiea cnoooiaie pot, Dan Roaos; silver napkin rings, air. ana rs. cutier, AiDuquer que; handsome banquet lamp, air. ana mrs. sa moore; silver pi Ernie, Mr. and Mrs Unas.. Rosenthal: silver bread tray, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Duncan ;silver cake basket, Boycie and Bertba Brash; half dozen cut-glass tumblers, Mrs. Boucher and Cecil decorated cbina creamer and sugar bowl, Mr. and Mrs. B.'l. Millsjsilver butter knife, Dr. and Mrs. Williams; silver salad torn, Kllen wood; white silk em broidered sofa pillow.- Mr. and Mrs. Mar cus: fancy pin cushion, embroidered niaht dress sachet, Mr. and Mrs. McColgan; souvenir spoon, Lome uay wara souven ir spoon, Jnsie Duncan: salt cellars, Paulina and Edith Perry willow 1 rocker, Max Brooks; mahogany center table, Har ry Goldstein; glass berry set. Mr, and oars. a. ir. ueneaiot; sterling silver berry snoon.-M. A. Otero: silver cake haBkBt. MV. Hnnsaker; box cut flowers, Albuquerque; center piece from Miss Lucie Rosen thal; doyle. Miss Mavme Spears: china vase, SMlas Nellie Gable; cut f glass water set, jar. ana airg. J. a. uiarir. 4 Aa Alphabet Party. Miss Olivia Fort entertained about thirty of ber friends at ber borne, last evening, In very novel manner.'. Tbe entertainment was a "progressive alphabet party," and made one put on hi thinking cap and r new acquaintance with zoology, edibles, etc. A letter would be turned and the game consisted of guessing som animal, fish, bird,'or gome article of food. The let. ter "U" and "X" could not be guessed, or any animal given a nam commencing ltb those letters. Max Nordhaus was tbe only person present, who guessed an ani mal commencing with the letter "8." Elegant refreshments were served, and very pleasant songs by Miss Rotbgeb and Mrs. Robinson added to tb pleasure of tbe evening. TBI Optic understands that Mist Fort will toon leave for the east, -whore she will be "maid of honor" at the wedding of a very popular young lady who visited Las Vegas, about a year ago. Hundreds of Deonla en tn nun, ni.u. oamp, like Cripple Creek, just as a penni less boy goes to town, circng day; and they have the same opportunities. They can watch, and wish, mni lnnt t ti,. tent, (and icry. The place for a penniless per.ou, yuung or oia, is at nome, among b!s friend- sad aequaSntiasM. Dava Newman Is in charge of the short order lunch counter at tbe Standlsh place on Bridge street. Regular dinners at 25 cjnti. specialty mad of native dishes. 113 St PKIWONAL rKXCJLlNOS. Eugenlo Moya it at borne from HantaFe, A. H. Whltmor Is back from Albuquer que. Mrs. N. Fetterman 1 In town from tb ranch. F. J. Long left for Hutchinson, Kansas, to-day. Richard Dunn, returned to Catsklll, this morning. Cbtts. F, Rudulph returned to Roclada, yesterday. Dr. H. N. Smith returned from JCansa points, lust evening, v Henry Goke, the bank president, want up to Raton, this afternoon. Jesus M. Hernandei was a passenger north on No, S, this morning. Bam Phelps, the old-tlm eppk, has ben In town from his ranch, to-day. Morton E. Steven and wlf returned to Trinidad on tb early morning train. T7m. Frank, of Lot Alamos, baa bo on th hop, skip and Jam?, In town, to-day. L. L. Lyon arrived ber, last vnlag, and will leave for Santa Fe, this evening. F. C. King is in town, representing tb Abernatby furniture company,' of Kansas City. v.: v Judge H. C. Sluis, on of th land court judges, was a passenger forfanta Fe, last evening.. .-.-V-'- Chris Bellman Is In return from a trip to El Paso, looking and feeling batter than when b left. r i V. B. Hickman and wlf air ber from Colorado Springs, th guests of Mr. ani Mrs, W. A. Given. F.Meredith. Jones left for. Elisabeth- town and Hematite, where b. will do gome mining-claim surveying. Harry Haal.wood, tb baker, boarded the early morning train for England that ia, till be atrlkes the briny deep. L. L. Lyon, Denver; L. Bruek and' lj. H. Shaw, Chicago, aad B. Relnken, Bt. Louis, ar registered at th Plata hotel. E. E. Wheatley, of tb Denier Times, came up from El Paso, yesterday, at which plac. be has been quit sick; -Miss May Winn has returned from Min eral City, Oklahoma, wher sb ha been teaoblng school for tb past five month, B. P, Oliver, the commission merchant and manufacturers' agent, is around this way again, though a little behind tb data set for big coming. Rev. Jag. A. Menaul, Altuquerque; L. O. Scott and C. J. Holman, Denver; F. C. King and W, L. Mason, Kansas City, are registered at tbe Depot hotel. J. R. Aguilar and T, Matdonado, of Wa gon Mound; Mrs. R. G. Head -and daugh ter, Wat rous; Cbas. Bowmer, Lucero, and C. E. Trussell, of Winslow, A. T., regis tered at the New Optic, yesterday. O. R. Rnstad, an old friend of Judg Wooster, direct from hie home, Clinton, Wisconsin, who has heard: snob favorable reports of the balm and gilead climate of this country, has com bither to Inbal It for a few months. Championship Bicycle Rate. There will be three bloycle races, next Sunday, on th Mora road, just on the border Of this city, the winner of each race to be deemed the cbamaion of Las Vegaj1a bis respective class. Lag Vegans. only, can enter, and tb entries must b made by Saturday evening. The first race will be one-quarter .of a mile, and tbe prize will be a gold, medal. Tb entrie thus far in this race, are: Jack Mennet, Boycie Brash, H. W. Taylor, H. Hilgers and Beto Henriques. Tbe second race, one-half mile; prize on pair Morgan Wright racing tires. Entrie in this race thus far, are: Jack Mennet, Boycie Brash, W. H. Taylor, Brodie Brine gar, Bets Henriques, Cbse. Trimblyr Arthur Holiman and Earl Holllngtworth. The third race for on mile, prize gold medal. Gentries: Jack Mennet, Boycie Brash, Brodie Brlnegar and Beto Henri ques. Tbe first race will bs called at 10 o'clock, a. m., and It is expected that, in addition to the above prizes, merchants will offer. other inducements by way of special prizes for gecond and third best, in each race.. Demosthenes Literary Entertalnment.- Following is tb program of exercise for Friday nigbr, March IStb, 1196, at the Music. i.-...i. iletMot Becltatlon, "A vole from the poor house"..... Lizzie Burks Dialog, "wanted, a uivorc-' Lawyer Porter ........Irad Coehran Farmer Hanlta.. ....Bert Adam Mrs Hanks parr! Weaa Maslc, duet....... Carrie and Pearl Wean Oration. "Ihe Double Standard" .....Wna- Wood ueoate, "wnicn profession orrers tn greater Inducement to young men law or medicine?" Affirmative, Harry v Brown, -Annie fickle; Negative, Marcle Tarr. John Koaara. Music .....School Dialogue, "How to Cure a Growler" Mr. Holwell ..........Frank Barney Mrs. Holwell. .Ora Adam Kdltn Barnes., ...alaggle Wens Music .ScLooi Tbe proceeds will go toward purchasing oooarsior tns nign sauool UDraryc Aa mission, fifteen cents. Attend tbe J. F. Cave bandrVene&t ball. March 17th, at Rosenthal bail.'; 102-tf Rate to City of MM Lai Veoas, N. M., March 9th, 1800. Round trip rates to' City of Mexico, from La Vegaa, $60.70. Goiog limit, sixty days, with final return limit, of six months from dat of sale. RATKS TO PHOENIX. i our isc rates io rnoenix, Ariz., .and re turn from Lai Vegas, $48.60. Limits, fifteen days, in eaoh direction, with final limit of six months, tf C. F. Jonij, Agnt. Tiliie M. Smith writes from Las A&lmsg, Colo':, for a'cobple of copies of Tbi Ete. Of course, Tbi Onto is meant. Awarded Highest Honors World' Fair, CE22AJ.3 M3 MOST PERFECT MADE.- A oure Crane Oem oTnRaTPa&tis from Ammonia, Alum or any other aJuittunV 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. J K- rA rmv First-class .Gootfo at Lowest Prices; Fancy and Staple ...Groceries. Fruits and Vegetables, Fish and Oysters. in Season. i- Tel.phon 30. j, TRACK AND THAI. Conductor Jobn Allison took tb road for Portland, Oregon, last evening. General Manager J. J. Frey returned to Topeka In special car 817, from Seymour, Iod., where he attended th funeral of hi mother. Vincent Lonergan, of the railroad tale- graph fore, at Ra.ton, will trad posltiobs, about tb IStb Inat., with F. W. Wheeli haq, operator at Morley, i Jobn W. Hampton, brother of Col. Jo seph H. Hampson, and B. S. Jotelyn, gen eral manager for the Peoria fc Eastsrn railroad, passed through, for El Faso. It 1 Conduotor Charley Trussell, who la up from the A. 4 P., with an invalid friend, Instead of John Trussell, as this paper bad it, though be has a brother by that. nam, a railroader with auburn hair, too; t Fred Lyman, for several years an em ploys of the stationary department of th Atchison, in Topeka, has accepted. tb position of chief clerk In th stationery department of tbe Mexican Central rail; way, and passed' through Las Vegaa tor tbg City of Mexloo to takeicbarg of hi nw position. A passenger rat war, which may extend to eastern business, bas been Inaugurated at Denver, Colo, the Union Pacific, Denver Gulf railroad having mad a cut of about 70 per cent, in fares to Colorado points. The Rio Grand and Atchison lines promptly met the reduction... To objeot of tbls move, on the part -of th Gulf road, Is to bring about settlement of the coal i ate war with the Atchison. Tbe fare from Denver to Triujdat has been cut from 19.05 to $3, and other place in proportion, C. R. Finch, a railroad man of Chauute, Kansas,"' has applied for a patent on a new Invention, tbat 1 intended especially for railroad men. It Is a combination suit o( clothes, made on tbe combination plan, of mackintosh coat, vest aad trousers, all made of the same material, and all of them can be worn at once, or any one of then Tbe mackintosh coats, now in use can not be worn by railroad men, when on duty, because they are dangerous; but these combination suits can b worn with perfect safety, and comfort It is a very useful invention, and th suits will, probably, b com very popular. y T THE recent meeting of the National Dairy- 'men's Association, held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, "Shady Brook" Creamery Butter took the First Prize. This Butter is handled in this city, only by STEARNS, The Qrocer. in n r- Notice of Dlesolutien. The co-partnership heretofore existing between George V. Read and Smith C, Orwlck, under the firm name of Reed, Or- wick ex Co.. Is this day dissolved, by mu tual consent. G. V. Ueed Co. wlll con tinue th business and will settle and re ceive all acoouuta of the firm. G. V. Reed, S. C. Ouwick, East Lab Veoas, N. M., February 12, 1806.' 106-ut Stockholder' Meeting.: The annual meeting of th stockholders of tb Agua rura Company, of Las Vegas, will he held in tbe office Of tbe company at Las Vega, on Monday, th 10 tb day of aiarcn, imu, at a o ciuck p. m., lor the lection of directors, and for th transac tion of such other business as may com before; tbe meeting. Las Vegas, N. M., March 6th, 1896. 107-51 F. H, PiKBca, Seo'y. t BUSINESS POINTERS. ,f Walter Deardan. aesavar anil nhamlet Trinidad, Colo. 187-tf The New Brunswick restaurant for ao -.-106-r appetizing meal. tboroutrhbred Lanar Hhanar and Partridara chicken eggs, $1 per setting." us-z.i i nABBT COORB. People wishing to sell or buv fmnroved or unimproved real estate will do wall to G. H. Hutohlson Co.- 95tf Hart man is aeent for Wanamaker .a, Brown and Mills Merrill, fin tailor mad clothing. Be samples at Hartman's tor. fiQ-tf How' Yenr Uver? V r-'. Vol so so, eh? .Fix it up; don't bra human clam; drink Macbeth' natural mineral water and be a man. Mining Stock tor Sale. a Tbe Las Vega Mining and Prospecting company, Incorporated under the laws of the Territory of New Mexico, with capital stock of 1160,000, now offer 5,000 share of took tor sal at 25 oenta per share. AU i quiries should be addressed to. tb pses! dent or oreiry. Wi. X Carres, President,. Taos. E. Blacvblt, Beoretary. 9S-ml gPECLil, yOTIff s. OB SALE Cheap for cash, a fully eeulDDfld restaurant In Rlnnil m or further Informutlnn anniv n m ir Shaw, Bland, N. M. loe-26t WANTED. An honest, active Rent lorn an ed huuee. Salarv S7KO. runhin ais w.Aki. and expenses. Situation permanent. Kef. erences. unciosa eeir-adnressed, stamped Omaha Building, Chlcego. lot sot VANTED -AN IDEAM thing to patent t Protect yonr ideas they w,y "ti(t vou wealth. Writ. JOHN WEDDER- UtiN A CO., Patent Attorney, WaaUustoa. 1. 0., for their 81,800 prl offer. TTTS SiirST TIAV" n p -w V aud women I0 to $18 per week for easy home work. No books or pedilllnar. Steady employment miMmnteed. Send stamp for worK and partlcularg at once. HnRjiANN A SKVMODE, 813 8outU t'x o cu-Mt, i'hliaUetpUia, jfV" tk-tt' FpOH EKNT. Thre. onfnmlshed"rooro; tVeilCtt v. suv jw vmub lent neut w u Mfuiio, MAOOrJIC TEMPLE. GRAND CLEARING SALE! We must have room for March ist, we offer the 't: custAmer. shnuln Ladies Floe Kid Button, C.Burt' ii i Cloth Top, is

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Men's Cprdovaa Congress and LftOe, Calf Cojffress and Button; sizes is Lace, Oqs Jot of Misses' and Children's Caps, 'VLaaiesr way Uie &ia Slippers, small sizes," HAY. GRAIN. SEEDS. New Mexico Seed House. QEfJER AL COr.ifilOOiorJ DUOirJECO. Soocessor to 'HAKtMAN ,WEIL.! Ilf eld?S Week of Spring Mantles. Firs! Arrivals 'I' Beauties. Fancy Silks. Rich Colorings. Handsome. rShirt Waists. Besdr:priderv Wash Suitings. ,J Ducks, Dimity. Pique. V t r k;t. -special'! C.v Cflt-filassSterling Silver." Art China. Our superb array of these wares will le offered during XheWeeTc, at very ff real reductions, for exam-jle;-.- Cut Glass -Turnblers, worth 50c, for 85c; worth 65c, for 43c; worth $1.50, for $1.05. 1 There will not be another "cut price" sale in this department for many months. Cashf Novelty 3Sr WO NEED TO WAIT. 1. Worked." One of the Firm Constantly in New York. uur iaaies oiiiri vv aisis, niauc here, open for your inspection. A come and see them. Ihe best-line UpWate Specials: Latest in Dress Goods, Capes, Children's Reefers, Silk Waists, White Goods, Embroideries! Standard Paper Patterns, So and Up. Henry Levy bro.; Sixth St., opposite PostofRce. New OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Wm. Malboeuf, Prop. .,1!.:'

Ladies' and Gents UUDE RVE AR Dreoui Goods at Cost AiOiECOSVIXCED. -I 3-' I aLHOLLENWACER, a lesderin ti'illna ol hoalnesiuba .last, recerrenflber ffrgi iu.taltmeilt of 8PRINO NOVELTIES.. 'Ladles ar. invited t oall and xamln. --l 1 A presf-Kakiiig D eparlm snt making a specialty T)f fin worlr. Ms tn: chart otMIss Banlbn: tlt of Butlene, Moor ft Emory', of Kansas City) an ad.pt In tb. art of cutting, fitting; and do Ing; Aire work. Tb. patronage of tb. ladle Is sollolted. All work guaranteed. Prices from $5.oo np. :B. PATTY Handles the Only- SteeL KaDpStaves IN THE MARKET. Plumbing Jltinlns. J. THDRfiHILLv Particular attention paid to pruning trees, .to. The Store f Boot ai M Co Sprlhz Stock, "and up to following bargains, which J tnke nnvflntfifre nf; i make," regular price S5, must go at f3.50 $i 00 2.60 ii it S2.60 and 3. 2.00 1.60 $2.00 ts ,j II II 1.25 6 00 6 00 2.60 si ts ii it 1.00 8.60 1.60 2.00

fl. fiV. 0. Su. ii u 60o and 75tf, fl60 26o 70 G. B. WOODS. March 544. The Plaza. wnmrnmr New Dress Goods. French-English Stylish; "Spring" Carpets. Rare Designs. New Colors, Dry Goods Store 10 oraer in iew x one, are now general invitation extended to all to of Shirt Waists in Las Vegas. 75c Quality Shirt Waists, Special Price, 45c "$1.00 Quality Shirt Waists,Special Price, 75c Ladies' White A prons, Special Price, 25C -Black Moveen Skirting, Best Quality, 45C GENERAL I. :'.y-i Buys and Sells Hides.J Pelts, Horses, Mules, and Old andQ New Wagons. La Vega, TEE' ffiSNw Mexico J. R. SMITH, Prop'r. Location: On tb. hot springs branch rail- way, Bait Las Vegas, New Mexico. BRAN, FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. Your Patronage Solicited. i The ;epsRill 11U BB9S,BIJlGinELL.6 60, Wholesale Grocers Wool East Las Vegaa and Albuquerque, New Mexico GROSS, BLACKWELL KELLY WOO L, loo., io? and 104 North Second St. 8t. Louis, Mo. WILLIAM BAASCH, who Is wUllna to stand or fall on his n. on teas a bake hae ootutaatlv oneeJeatth. LAS VEGAS BAKERY Opposite Postofflo. Wt Sid. VBSBH BBKAD, OAKBt AMD FIBS Bpeolsi order flllad on short notio. 1 PHSN1X MEAT MARKET, t J. S, Dillon, Prop. Dealer in all kinds ot FRESH MEATS, HAMS AND BACON,;' Fist, Game and poultry in Season. ORDERS SOLICITED. The Lyons House, 309 South Railroad Are., Near Depot, EWERYTHIN8' FIRST-GLASS. Elegantly Furnished Rooms. Tables set with everything th Market affords. Frio reasonabl. MRS. MORSE, Proprietress :O.IIOLTGHipNj DEALER IN Mm, Stoves &Afiriciilliral IiDieieil? OP ALL A large stock of Stoves and Flows now on han4 whioh will be sold ft UtUsf above cost. These goods are all warranted to be of the very best mak ia Us) United States, and to give perleot satisfaction. At the Old Stand on Center Street. EAST LAS VEOAS. M. The Only ai THK cxxtJ fJover Closed. Two 'Phones, No. 02. Office at "The Fair," 6th St., East Las Vegas. AGUA PUR A COMPANY l-s:L ..v WHOLESALE DEAXKB1N il PURE MOUNTAIN ICE latei anl Storaic in Las Yenas Hot fm Canon. :.7 diijajn.Tj.aJ. Capacity 50.000 Toiio Our Ice is pure, firm and clear, and gives entire satisfaction! K.V our ny patrons, r Office: 620 Douglas Ave., East Las Vegas. N,M Go to CRITEG' FOR. e m 1 in i-urniture, And Household. Goods of all kinds. Next door to P. O., East La Vega. Secona Hand Store. Our New Gapes Have Just Arrived. CALL AND GET FIRCT CHOIC3. IT'S A FACT I can buy here, for IO .CentCf.-:;-' Just as good a Pattern, in every particular, as you have been pay ing etSUC ipr. We are Sole Agents for Las Vegas v r and East Las Vegas, N. M., for New Idea Patterns. NTHAL o PABST BEERl JOE HAEFKER, Alt The world's famous Pftbs Keg Beer is now on tap at thf; following places, at 5c per glass: PACE BELL, QUINLY BENJAMIN, P. BAVILLE, RALPH OLDHAM. CLARK FORSYTHE, W. S. STANDISH. JOHN HILL, CONTRACTOR as3 Mannf aotorer of Sash and Doors, Mouldings, Surfacing and Matching JPltiixlne Mill and Office Corner Blanohard strt m4 Qrand avenue. EA8T LAS VEGA KX W KMX KINDS. First-Class tezuma Center St., East Las Vegas. CHARLES WBIG ST, Prop'r. Best Twenty-five Cent Meals in Town Table supplied with everything th eaar kat affords. Patronage solicited. t92 LADIES' WAIST. jr-- Men Restaura BROS.