The Las Vegas Weekly Optic and Stock Grower, 1898-09-03

The front page of 1898-09-03. 228 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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Ohio, 158th Indiana, Second North Carolina, First and Second Alabama, Third United States Volunteer Cavalry, Second Massachusetts, First South Carolina and two squadrons of the First Ohio Cavalry. Germany Reduces Force. Hkki.in, Sept. 2. A semi-oflloiul note issued today tiayi: A late of peace having been re-established between the the United States and Spain, orders have been given that the (ierman naval force at Manila be reduced to one or two ships, which pending the complete restoration of order lu tha Philippines, will sullice for the protection of (crinan subjects and interests ta that region.

where the ranchman, the farmer, the country store-keeer or hotel man, and nil housekeepers will look fot and find Everything required in the home or business The big store is now furnished with pas sender aud freight elevators ho that all four floors are equally easy of access. An Immense New Warehouse be f.n. ished in time t accommodate the wool growers. We are always looking out for the interests of our customers. Charles llfeld.

Arriving Dally. New York, Sept. 2. The transports Xeucas, City of H nshington aud City of llurkshire, arrived at Montauk to today. - day. today. The llurkshire had 'AM conva convalescents - lescents convalescents from Siboney bespital. fclie sailed from Santiago August 25th. The Xeucas bad the Twtnty-fuurth United States Infantry and two companies of the First Illinois.

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