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FThe Las Vegas Daily OpticVol,. XXVI. LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY KVKN1NG, MAY 15, 10.1. NO. KI3

rniAM Drni ire HiatoU that for (ho present he wouldI nnt mmnva hla film II v frnm Alliumier. IIw

DAY PASSED

tuunn nu uuTO CQUUJ'S BIRD

que, but that such a chinge would be

made necessary in a short time.Mr. Craig came to New Mexico eight

yearn ago from Fergus, province ofOniurlo, Canada, for the benefit of hUhealth and took the pastorate of the

Interesting Phases of Trial of AllegedLogan Train Robbers. Strong Case

The United States is making a to evil doers that InlVst iho border aid the defense, witness said he had

strong case against Jas. Black and territories. listened at the door of the prisoners'John Murphy, the alleged togan train Madson testified to arreKilng the cell and had heard them practising a

First Presbyterian church at Santa Fe.. lie remained pastor there for two

. years, when he was appointed as au- -

Altomvy perlntendent of mission work In thelYxno Tun lr men's Authorities Breathe Easier Sinee

The (ireat Holiday Went

Hy Quietly.

tiriiirfie Efforts of Trattlc

Manager U Establish

Stock Rates.

robbers, but John Black Is now being Black brothers and Murphy in a cob 'regular reheursal or their itinerary,held a an accessory before and after ton field. He was accompanied by i "Where were you on June 1?" onethe fadt and on a conspiracy charge. Marshal Mcintosh and deputy sheriff j would question. "Working In such aIt Is positive that ho was not at Mcintosh. Under Information fur-- J mine In Colorado," and so on, thatLogan at the time of the robbery. nlsc. u In a paper written by one of i the stories of the trio might tally

The strongest point yet made for the Black brothers, three revolvers, j exac tly at all timesthe prosecution was brought out Sat-- cartridge belts and ammunition had Judge Long dropped that particularnrday afternoon when Chas Nasby, e" tomi hidden in hay stacks near ipbus us though it had been a red hotexpress messenger on the train hold the bouse where the boys had UV potato and accused the witness of

two territories.During the past six years that he

has been superintendent, the membership of the church has more thandoubled, there being at present nearly

ifi.flOO members In New Mexico and'Arizona. There have been organized

twenty-si- x Presbyterian congregationstwenty churches have been erectedand twelve manses. In addition alarge number of school buildings havebeen built, among them being a newbuilding at Santa Fe and Plerson hall

ONLY ONE SER-

IOUS OUTBREAKin noultlvu v lnitfloil .Km ninck and wieir spare cioi nine, in tins riwnuiK """I''uh- .

BASIS OF COM-

PARISON UNFAIRJohn Murphy as the men who entered masks' were found hidden. The wit.the express car and blew open the . ness positively identified the gunssafe. The witness said that he ob-- and masks', which were produced In

talned a good look at the men and '.court. . Madson also Identified thecould not bo mistaken as to their three pairs of boots that had been

Identity, nor did the rlxld cross-ex- - Identified by the former witness as

the witness, "Weren't you eaves-

dropping.' queried the Judge. "I don'tknow that I know what you mean toImply," atd the witness. "Do youknow what eavesdropping Is?" "Yes,but I don't know that It applies to thiscase, l was doing my duty lu tryingto find out what sort of men I had.""So you were collecting evidence forthe prosecution?" "No, I was col- -

In this city.j An Irrigation plant, costing In theneighborhood of $3,000 Is now being

Nobody Ever Base Rate 8taiied at the Menaul school In Albu- -nmlnatlon shake his evidence a par-- w twin tnai were worn by the

Lawless Soldier Attiuik ronulft-tlo- u

ut Klsl.liiell and lo Not

Hespcct tloverunieutProperty.

uiacKs ana Murpny wnen wiey werearrested.

tlcle.George Walker, engineer of the

train that was held up, also obtaineda 1jw1 iit Kn man nnrl atissi I Vi u In

Madson testified that he had arreston V ill lien and Never Did and

guotex Bird to 'thatHHWt.

ed Black brothers ond Murphy for j looting evidence for either Bide, as aniwun l me mvu uii., o mat ... ,,. , l - r.1.1- - omcer snouia cio. -- Ana wnen you

querque. This plant will Irrigate up-- t

wards of fifty acres. The work amongthe Indians has also progressed rapid-- jly during the past few years and newmissions have been opened among theMaricopas, Navajos and Mojaves withencouraging success.

were hanging around outside," comgeneral appearance they closely re-- Jun,"-- V

sembled Jim Black and Murphy, but J; wer ?dv ,nChickasna by requestuA nn.hi.M.i.. lou t.fti' ST. PETERSBURG, May 15. Withnienced the attorney. "I wasn't hang

UAffftn Ollt ItAMflAd AM tltA nhA Kivn f9 ing outside, 1 was standing," Inter- - the Russian May day happily passedthey were the men. runted the witness, whereupon a roar without reneral dUorder the author!the Logan train robbery,

One, Reed, a clerk in a shoe houseat Amarillo, Tex.,swore positively this

FORT WORTH, May 15. Sam H. .

Cowan of Ft. Worth, general attor-- 1

ney for the Texan catlte ggowers' as- -j

uoclatlon,, gives out a reply to A. C. ,

iMadson described the methods bywltlch the trio had removed the ironpCgs from the door hlngeB of their

'. prison and replaced the iron by, wooden pegs. When the plot to es

Boy Takes a Trip morning to selling the two Blacks andMurphy each a pair of boots. Theboots were produced In court andpositively identified by Reed. The cape was discovered had

went up In the court room and the Keg breathe easier and are Inclined toattorney for the defense, having regarj the danger of a really aerlousln- -

probably won his point of diverting (erior crisis as over. The turbulence,the attention of the Jury from a 0UbtieB8, will continue wltn sporadicdamaging point, changed his tack. disorders but the plana of the revolu--

Judge 'Long Is being assisted In the toni8t8 have Blgnally failed. The only-defenc-

by Attorney George Hunker, p,ace wnere acute disorders were re.District Attorney Llewellyn Is con- -

porteJ yesterday was at Klshlneff andducting the cae for the government there apparentiy a crowd of soldiersalone- - 'off duty got out of hand, pillaged ahopa

The three prisoners have strong Bnj even government buildings andfaces which a physiognomist would created a reign of terror until arrested

point which the territory wanted to BIU,H tn ,ho L.Mt,.prove by this witness was that the witness told the story of the deathprisoners had lied when they swore Tom Boswellt wnlle Ioadlng ft.ja)("f0'!.e V"116:1 Sialef1.c0.n,?u,8Si(Vne'J silvery In which the Blacks and

Bird, traffic manager of the Gouui , ,

lines. He criticises what be callsof Bird to establish cattle ' Rhodes, the ten-yca- r hope--

ZlcT nnri.Pi. them to the ful of Conductor O. H. Rhodes andS- - ify con and adds that ' w. a ten-doll- check on

S esUfle in Scago hat no such the San Miguel National Bank Frl- -

to ' hurry home with the money. Hethe rate from different pointsshow that the basis is not adhered to ,

the check promptly enough,"of to return homo. The dls-- 1and concludes:LiL, Mto. nn value traded mother, in the absence of the

iii uuimbuii, i. i., uai mvy uu .wurohv nartlrinaipd

call reckless and pernaps dopravva. by their comrades.When told they were accused of

train robbery;' the prisoners had de-clared to witness that they could ac-

count, for every day. of their time.Murphy looks the cleverest of the trioand is aide to mask tils face from thefather out, on the road, instituted dilland never did;'tis merely one cir-

cumstance and cuts little ice."

bought that self-sam- assortment ofboots in St. Louis'. '

. An interesting witness this morn.nnig. wa Christian Madson, "TheTerrible Swede," assistant UnitedStates ,mar8hal of Indian Territoryand widely famed as one of the quick-est and most accurate shots with rifleor pistol in the world. Madson is anold regular army soldier,

Serious Disturbance.ST. PETERSBURG, May 15.Thflro

was a serious disturbance thia aTr-noo- n

at the Newskl ship yard InSchusselburg, on the bank of the Nevaabove St. Petersburg. The chevalier

He nad investigated Certain stories : worried look that marks the coun-ted by the boys 'as- to their where-jtenanc- es of the Blacks. The brothersaouts at certain times and submitted ' resemble each other pretty closely,evidence to show that they were and the man who can decide which of

gent search for .the missing boy, fear-ing that some 'accident had befallenhim, or he bud been carried off mys-teriously perhaps kidnaped for aransom. . ;.

Upon inquiry at the depot ticket?alse, the two he saw in an exDress car atCalled to Wider Field

On cross examination a fact came I)an last June is a very careful ob-- guards have Just left their barracksrider and for years has been a terror imt that did not seem materially to server of . faces.window, thp night man remembered

Tlio Uev. It. M. 'r.ltf of Albti- - that a boy answering the description.m -- H..I i t I J One Who Was There Describes

on me norse guura oomevura ut m

gallop. The associated press Is informed that the men at the shipyardswalked out In a body .carrying redflags and singing revolutionary songs.So far as ascertained the troops havenot fired on workmen.

illumes canuu at iae winnowqueniiu-Appointt- AiM.uitrIay f(ernoon flm, vanM ,() knowSiieHnt'iwl'Ht f Irsl t- -

j Chicken Ranch Sold,; The purpose of the latest visit of R.

Suulebaker and wife 10 Las VegasIfrom their present home in Denver,which Is likely to be changed back to

Fraternal Sanitarium BanquetHun Missions for tin' 1'iittt'd

States.

how much a ticket to La Junta, Colo.,would cost. Hp was told the price ofthe piece of pnrtononrd,.. supposedlyfor the information of some grownperson. Bui not so. TJte bov wanted hour, 'James G. McNary returned Saturday i nv of the history of the movement, prosperous Ias Vegas at any

Explosion in ViennaTt la annnunced from New York that lut: IUI uiihv vnuiu& ivn v.H v. vv tuuiminm uy ttuiiuiiuceiiionis was io eneci tne mu ui uiv ioihivtthe Rev. R. M. Craig, superintendent it. Ja on after counting his money, ration spent in various colnis la 'the M the gift from the Santa Fe railroad Osborne chicken ranch immediately: miBalnn ami used it himself. least. Mr. McNary was in St. LoaH on find the of Las Vecas. was re-- 1 ' . .SrNewM2 nd Ar ona Telegrams were sent up the road last Wednesday and attended the fia- - W M great enthusiasm. T toQwn" to, J' P' of ,he

VIENNA, May 15. Fire broke outtoday in the heart of Vienna and aassistant superin- - 'e noy xen imu uie nauus ji

1i....n..s, Mww.y;

- a:i in.u M(initu iy : .has been appointedtho TTnitPd Six if.l Officer I...K. ( ur'.wri-h- i. for mat evening. v., Moody of the locating com- - The frame building. 400 by 30 feettendent of missions for force of firemen and police assembled

States and the foreign"

possessions.Mr. Craig is well known here and hisdaughter, Miss Minnie Craig, Is one of

l i Hif.vHi in i.e. Jna.a. Cart wrlght u was planned ana carnea out on a in. me surrounding country, as cut up into chicken apartments, win V .TH l i Zcared for the lad till the anxious pa-- . scale proportionate with the magnl- - well as statistics and seems of Ias be utilized for dairy purposes, afford- - entertng ttie burning Duuaing wnen a

nmnvunicated with by tttde of the event which It signalized. Vegas, was one of the most Interest- - ins as it does, an ample and amply "f1''" vi miw wmi, c , .v v .hia iv- t- rtnis wtrume ieacner iu iue puunu ....u,,w.ii

. M.a nl,t ,,,uinr:1 ,,.a1n

for home, btimi met at Trinidad,Colo.. l,y his father, reaching Us Ve-

gas Saturday afternoon.

Among the total of 150 guests pre-- r g raetures ol the evening's program. sheltered corral for the milch cows "u ou iU,lsent were many men of prominence in The various speakers were full of in times of high wind storms or heavy 80n9 Including firemen, policemen,church and state; most of the best enthusiasm over the happy selection ' rain storms., passers-b- y and employes were injured.known figures In the fraternal world; of a site for the great sanitarium and j fne Morning Sun dairy will be con- - --

representatives of the associated "xpressed the highest appreciation of ducted on strictly sanitary principles Word comes from Harvey's thatpress and of every paper in St. Louis. e splendid gift of the Montezuma and amI wili bt p t0 ,!ate ln ev,,.y 0lher Mla8 gtrother, who has been Quite ter--Las Vegas was represented by Mr. the Renerosiiv of Is Vegas. 'particular lously 111, is improving.P. H. Pierce. Dr. J. M. Cunningham President Eidson announced that it r - ,

.: ,

Craig's headquarters will be in NewYork but he will travel throughout allthe missionary territory includingAlaska, Porto Rico and Cuba. Thegentleman has made his home in Al-

buquerque for the last six years andthe Citizen of that city says concern-

ing the appointment:

Divorce Granted.Bias Sanchez, of Wagon Mound, N.

M.. has been granted a divorce from

Shea Wants American Federation Helpand myself. Alamagordo was there was the Intention of the committee toin force and while the efforts of her have the sanitarium ready for' therepresentatives did not relax until the reception of guests by the first of i

last minute, they accepted the inevii- - October. ' ,lable very praccfully and with the The official architect, and the en-- 1

best of spirit. gineer for te Fraternnl City niformed ! CHICAGO, May 15. President Shea labor, requesting a meeting of theThe definite announcement of the me that they expected to leave St. of the International teamsters' union j national board ln Chicago at the end

Mr. Craig was in Douglas, Ariz., his wife, Leonora M. de Sanchez onwhen the message came calling-

- him the ground of abandonment. A

to the meeting of the general assembly cross bill w as filed in the case andof the Presbyterian church at Winona it had a hearing before Chief JusticeLake, Ind., which convenes on the 18th W. J. Mills. The defendant is givenof this month. As a result the minis- - the icustody of three children and theter was compelled to cancel all engage- - plaintiff will care for the remainder,ments and reached Albuquerque today The house ln Mora is deeded to theand will leave for Winona Lake on defendant and the plaintiff has been

'Tuesday next, when he will be Intro- - ordered to pay alimony of $20 a monthduced into his new work. He was until such a time as the youngest childseen by a Citizen representative and attains the age of twenty-on- e years.

location was made by President Eld- - Louis for Las Vgas within the next is said to have requested President of the week. The report also wasson at the close of a half hour s rw- - week or ten days." Gompers to call for a meeting of the confirmed that President Shea had tel- -

; j executive board of the American fed-- . egraphed the national officers of the1 . r.rue r.nnnratuiation. his life. Hp has almost emiudeted eranou 01 moor to aavise regaruing international brotnernooa 01 teamsters"... . ick tfiomaiava' atttlATho fa. iw h nr.,1 h "io leamsiers smite,the work.To The Optic.

possioie tnato come to Chicago forthwith. Theteamsters' executive board will be insession about Wednesday or Thurs- -

LAS CRUCES. N. M., May 15. Alfal-- 1 brother built the first six sawmills lnCHICAGO, May lo.Posslble signs oftr. .,ttn la non. trnnnrnt tti.nnnlinnt ltlA stl (if iu PvlllPJlfH that)

regarded as intheId UUI

valley1.116 .3

but.IV

thebClYT.U.first crop

HI lUllhUUULis only the work Is history to

-this country.

-the end of the strike began to grow to-- (day. These moves are

'L.f .i tZ. i.i Mr. MeKpnna hns a liire family and day. President Shea, of the teamsters' ! the direction of a settlement whichGreetings From Dr, Francis Smiley a V" i j uiuticiatc uuui umug iu uiv vuiu - tj - i

snrine Price is J10 ner ton on cars i many f them have like himself tak- - "n,on Bet a telegram to President may take the form of the calling off ofThe grape crop promises to be good Pn t0 the railroad. We predict for ,UOIDPer8 01 ine American reaeratlonof j tne strike.

him much success and wish him thenf i.rnn in tnii miinir fl n if o ti n A ntrl this year and there will be a fair sup- -

of consecutive revival services? This ply of apples, pears, plums, cherries fe " u '"will require the yielding of personal j and early peaches. The late peaches ST?hi jfl of

nfoBulletin.wPro mnatlv hv iha frnata Tho

Associated Press Manager Deadplans on the part of individuals as well

cantaloupes and other garden crops nad ,s an engineer."are rather backward. (

j 1 JON DON. May 15. Walter Neff,European manager of the associated

Sight Destroyed by Explosion.The Las Cruc.es people congratulateLas Vegas upon securing the location , press, died this morning at Liverpool,

Hugh McGuire, who had been em

America. He was tukeu from thesteamer at Liverpool to the houseof friends where he died. Ho tookcharge of the associated press foreignservice ln 1890, having been assistantgeneral manager with headquartersIn Chicago.

of the Fraternal Sanitarium, and be- - ployed by the Santa Fe in the recon- - j

He was born In Chicago forty-eigh- t

years ago. Neff was stricken recent-ly on the steamer Baltic while re-

turning to his post from a visit to

neve tnat indirectly the entire terrlto- - structlon work now under way atry of New Mexico will bo benefitedthereby.

The following message of greetingfrom Dr. Francis Sniiley, who will

conduct a series of evangelistic meet-

ings in the city beginning, May 23,

was read in all the churches yester-day:

We stand upon the threshold of agospel campaign that promises bless-

ings to many homes and hearts inyour city. Your own family andchurch will be blessed In proportion tothe interest and service rendered byits members. I am satisfied that such

of the churches of all de-

nominations is the work of the HolySpirit. God will bess this unity of pur-pose, not because of any human instru-ment used, but because therein Is ful-

filled, in a measure at least, the part-ing prayer of our Master, "That theyaH may be one" in work as well as inspirit.

Are you 'prepared to give the right

Belmont, In Arizona, was brought tothe railroad hospital ln Albuquerque,Saturday afternoon, his face beinghorribly torn by a premature explo-sion of a blast. One eye Is completely

SERIOUS FLOOD DELUGES Huge Tax For Greater New York

as churches. Business engagementsand social pleasures everything thatwould interfere wit h , your presenceand prayers must be Riven up for thecommon ;;ood. Your t all demands thisof me. Ou'lit I to expect less of you?

Make these afternoon Bible lecturesand evening evangelistic meetingsyour previous engagements during thecoming weeks. The emptying of selfinvited the filling of the Spirit. Ex-

cept He energize human instruments,we labor In vain. We must sow theseed, but the warmth of Divine loveand the dew of Divine grace must givethe harvest. Therefore, pray for nsthat we may be vessels "meet for theMaster's use."

Yours fraternally.FRANCIS E. SMILEY.

FREMONT, NEB.FREMONT. Neb.. Mav 15 A ncr. destroyed and while the physicians

ious flood came today when a tempo- - 8re making every effort to save therary dike was swept away by the hlBni m uw uultr' 11 IN jearru Ui

Platte rivpr. Ahnnt half tho Mt la work is hopeless. There are other in- -

der water but, it is believed, the worst l"'?P81w1b'ch are s?Ilou ,cGulreJ9

000,000.A soon as the decision Is received

the comptroller will take steps iocollect the money, if the decision isfavorable to the city. Thai the citywill win has been anticipated ln flnancial arrangements and defeat will up-s- et

all financial calculations.

NEW YORK, May 15 Twenty-si- x

million dollars will lie contributed tothe tax fund of Greater New YorkIf the decision expected today fromtho United States supreme court onthe franchise tax law should be favor-able to the city. With i'naltie theamount will probably exceed $27,--

has been reached. y'si ' " ' "Train service Is to-- f m,lday Interrupted by high water. accident, other than that it was a pre- -

: work, could not be obtained."Dad" McKenna Writing History.The Railway Bulletin says: "Every Transferred to Chicago.

Fred H. Wilson, stenographer in thebody around Emporia, and most all ofthe old-timer- s on the Santa Fe, orAnother Strange Case of

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Attorneys of George Wood, Who Slew GeorgeWilliams, will Argue that He Had a Dual Per

very near all. know 'Old Dad' McKen- - San'a Ff general manager s officeat Topeka. has been trans erred tona, as he was known by that name

among his friends Dad still resides Chicago to take up work in the presl- -

in our midst, and it has only been deni'8 ,off,ce Ho, w, be Wedduring the pasr three years that he ,n a fewv da'a 8,rK,SR- -

has not been in actual service on the stenographer at. present to Jamesroad. He is also the Inventor of the ,

Moore, paymasterMcKenna order holder as adopted bythe Rock Island system a jd many R. P. Porter has opened up an officeother devices he has had patented, with Mr. Peterson at Las Cruces andHaving passed the age of seventy has leased the large warehouse nearyoars be Is still ambitious as ever the depot for the purpose of buyingand Is now writing the history of hay, grain and feed.

sonality and that His Better Nature Knows

Six Persons Shot Down

By San Diego Maniac

SAN DIEGO, May 15. Four persons The door was opened by Harry, theare dead and two others probably will son of W. H. Doddridge and he was 1m- -dle as the result of wounds inflicted mediately killed by the maniac Theby a man, who Is supposed to have mother of the young man heard thebeen crazy by liquor, in this city short- - shot and screamed. This attractedly after 8 o'clock this morning. The Robinson's attention and he Immedl- -dead are Wm. Stewart, H. W. Chase, ately shot her. Robinson then placedHarry Doddridge, W. P. Robinson. The a revolver to his head and blew out hiswounded are Mrs. Emma Stewart, Mrs. brains.W. H. Doddridge. The man who did W. H. Doddridge who was injuredthe ahootlng was W. P. Robinson, by falling out of a window during thewhose business Is that of house clean- - enactment of the tragedy at his homeer. Robinson first shot his landlady. Is In a serious condition and may notMrs. Stewart and her son William, recover. It Is stated his back Is bro-The- n

going to the carpenter shop of ken. His wife's injuries nre not yetChase, which was In the same building ascertained, but it is feared she Is fa-h-e

killed him. Mounting a bicycle, tally hurt.Robinson went to the house of W. H. Mrs. Stewart died shortly after tteDoddridge, Internal revenue collector. Ing taken to the hospital.

Nothing of His Evil Deeds.

More Las Vegas Homes

Saturday evening, Architects Holt L A. O. Wheeler, the first named havingHolt let to M. M. Sundt the contracts an Eighth street location . and Mr.for two more handsome Las Vegas Wheeler a Seventh street The latterhomes, the value of each approximate will build on the lots from which heing $5,0flo. The houses will be built j recently removed a residence to sixthImmediately for W. fc. Robertson and I street.

SOMERVILLE, N. J., May 15. That ter. It Is believed this Is the firstGeo. Wood had a dual personality and tlme thls noveI P,ea ha8 been offered

In murder Williams shota case. wasthat his better nature knows noth- -

tQ Beaf h,g home ,Mt Februarying that may be done under the in-- and Wooi wa9 arrested and identifiedfluence of his evil spell, will be the de-- as the man who had been with W1I- -

fense made by Wood's attorneys when Hams a short time before. At the timehe Is put on trial here today for the of his arrest. Wood asserted his mindmurder of George Williams last win- - had been blank for three days.

LAI VEOAI DAILY OPTIC , MONDAY, MAY 15, 1905,&

Correct Gothes fcr Hen

Fraternal Union of America, Meettfirst and third Tuesday evenings oteach month in the Fraternal Brother-hood ball, west of Fountain 8quare, at8 o'clock, T. M. Klwood, F. M.S W.O Koogler, Secretary,

DR. H. W. HOUF Oateopathlo physlclan, office Olney block; hour9 to 12; 1:30 to 4; phones, LasVegas 41, Colorado 175. Sundayhours by appointment.

(or toe purchase of 1500 hea4 of cattle.They will htp them to their rincn laCalifornia where they will feed themup for the market In Loa Angelea andother place, The ahlpment will comprig about forty carload and willbe made from Douglas,

"STRONCEST INTHEWORLODINTIBTS.BusinessSuits

Inttrvltwtd Cattleman,Y, 11. Harper, bualne manager of

The Fraternal Brotherhood, No,102, Meets every Friday night at thelihall In the 8chmldt building, weatof Fountain square, a. 8 o'clock. Via-Itln- g

members are always welcome,JAMES N. COOK,

PrealdeniO. W. QATCHELL, Secretary.

THE EQUITABLE LIFEASSURANCE SOCIETY

Dr, e, L. Hammond. Room 7 Crockett building. Hour 8 to 12, and 1:30to 6. Doth phones at office and resIdence.

J the Stockman Journal, ft well knownI publication for cattlomen and farmer,iha been at Itoswell. N. M., for the Bearing this label

OF THG UNITBO STATES,fteiiry Dm HjuSa, Fotm&r

HARNESS,

IJiienjaininfigEstablished 1888

DR. U. M. WILLIAMSDentist

Bridge St. . Las Vegas, N. M

J. C. Jon, The name maker,Bridge street.

ai. MAKERS OMfW70RKDEC KM BEIt 11)04.41il,l,0tf0.74:ia:i,iAMt?fti.n;i

tS0,7Q4,ttt.21

AMfU...Liability ATTORNEYS.

8 ANT A VK TIMK TA1ILK

Fur TratiMCoiitli)iital Tr iKiwh Way Everv Day- -

BAST BOUND.

Gsoroe H. Hunker. Attorney at lawOffice, Veeder block, La Vega, N

purpose of getting reliable Informationoil the matter of northern cattle, upenwhich he will write an extended arti-cle for fala paper. He Interviewed Win.Atklnaon and George Slaughter. M".Harper left for Hereford, to continuebla work of securing Interview.

Cattleman Diet,Pedro I'ere a prominent Mexican

cowman .died from pneumonia on theplain eight mile weat of Roswell, N.M. He contracted the dlaeaae at hicamp on the Derendo and waa attempt,lag to reach this city with frlendiwhen be expired on the way. The fu-neral waa held from the Catholicchurch.

Bought Big Herd.E. C. Parsons of Salt Lake'City pur

chased a herd of 3,700 cattle fromA. D. Palmston of San Pedro, Mexico.They were shipped from El Pato, Tex-as, over the Rock Island for Rifle.

M

Frank Sorlnaer. Attorns at law

Are the richest, besttailored, best fitting, thatever a man put on.

The maker' guarantee, and our,with every garment. We are ex-

clusive agenti here.

Departs. 1 ;20 p. m.

Dprui .Ottice In Crockett building, LaiVegas, N. M.

No. 10 Ar . lil;ttp.m.No. S Ar . Kp.w.No. S Ar i :80 a.m.No. 4 Ar. .. 4:36 a.m.

Depart....Depart....E. V. Lono. Attorney at law. Offict

WBST BOUND

..1.85 p.m...t :40 a.m..4;4ta. m

--8:00 p. . .

..8:25 p. mp.m.-..6:6- 6

a.m.

In Wyman block. Las Vegaa, NM. No, 1 Ar...

No. 7 Ar...No. 9 Ar...No.3Ar.

. 1:35 p. in..6:00 p. m.

. 6:90 p. m.,.S:fi0a. m.

DepartDtrUDepart....,Departs....SOCIETIES.

THE HUBLr Vegas, New Mexico .Colo., where they will be prepared for

market

Surplus This is the difference between assetsand liabilities. It is that part of the assets not needed

to pay the policies and other fixed obligations of the

Society. It indicates strength and dividend-payin- g

power. It is the fund from which policyholders receive

their dividends and can be disbursed in no other way.It is maintained solely fcr their protection and advant-

age, since the charter and policy contracts forbid partici-

pation in surplus by any other interests. During thelasi; ten years the Society has paid to policyholders a,

larger sum in dividends than any other company. -

Total Dividend to Policyholder C'iC 07 0H (Afor pat teu year 3JO' Ot,JjXWalter S. Bowen, AibuSJV'N.Hallet Raynolds, John S. Clark,

Local Agent.' Local Agent.

1. O. O. Fi Las Vegaa Lodge, No. 4meets every Monday evening at theirhall, Sixth street. All visiting bretherns cordially Invited to attendQ. W. Wessel, N. Q.; Clark M. MooreV. O.; T. M. Elwood, Sec.; W.Crites, Treasurer- - C. V. Hedgcockcemetery trustee.

No. 2 has Pullman and tourlat sleep,ing cars to Chicago, Kansaa City and

I St. Louis, and a Pullman car for Den-- jver Is added at Trinidad. Arrive atLa Junta 10:20 p. m., connecting withNo. 5, leaving La Junta 3:10 a. m., ar--1

riving at Pueblo 5:00 a, m., ColoradoSprings 6:35 a. m., Denver 9:30 a. m.

r No. 8 has Pullman and tourlat Bleep- -'

Ing cars to Chicago and Kansaa City.

Rang Cattle Shipped.Thomas Thatcher yesterday shipped

156 head of cattle from Wagon Moundto Raton, whence they were turned outon the range.

attempts to get similar bills throughthe legislatures of other states.

The railroad companies are veryliberal in their policy of redeeming

B. P. O. E., Meets first and thirdUlonday evenings, each month, at Fra

tickets, and the only transportationthat scalpers get in this way Is from

Arrives at La Junta 10:30 a. m., con-

necting with No. 603, leaving La Juntapersons who do not know that rail

ternai Brotherhoods Hall. Vlsltlnabrothers are cordlallv Invited.

B. D. BI.ACK, Exalted Ruler.T. E. BLALVELT, Sec.

roads wtll redeem their transports

ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.Tho following Mat ot letter remain-a-

uncalhd for at the Lai Vegas, NM., postofflco . for the week endingMay 11, 1905:

Allen, F. J. V

tlon. The bill would have opened anj 12:10 p. m., arriving at Pueblo 2:09'! p. m., Colorado Springs 3:30 p. m.! Denver 6:00 p. m.avenue for general counterfeiting

and fraud in the handling of ticketsby persons for gain.

Apodaca, Lulsa.Anstell, O.Lcnner, W. M.

No. 10 has Pullman car to KaneCIt) Make same connection aa I2. Does the local work La VegasRaton.

No. 4 California Limited. Solid Pull

Mrs. Clarkson was at Maxwell Cityon her way to her home In Ann Arbor,Mich. She had spent the past winterMICMm with Mr. and Mrs. Manby on the upper Vermejo and is perfectly delighted

man irain, witn inning, uunet ana uoservatlon cars. Unsurpassed equip-ment and service.

No. 1 has Pullman and tourist sleep- -with New Mexico.

ing up their heads which show theblue blood la them. Mr. Brophy is asproud of his new pets as a small boyIs ot his first pair ot pants.

Stock Purchase.Messrs. Wilson & Hall, Denver live

stock brokers, have purchased a lot ofone, two and three-yea- r olds from thestock men of Dona Ana county, N. M.,nearly all of them contributing moreor less and the round-u- p and cuttingout Is wow In progress. As the Santa

Chapman Lodge, No. 2, A. F.iAJReguiar communications 1st and 3rdThursdays in each month. Vlsltlnibrothers cordially invited. M. RWilliams, W. M.; Charles H. Sporleder, Secretary.

Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F., Meetssecond and fourth Thursday eveningsof rach month at the I. O. O. F. ha?'Mrs. Myron L. Wertz, N. G. ; Mrs.AuuiiBia o'Malley. V. O.; Mrs. ClaraBell, secretary; Mrs. Sofle Anderson,treasurer.

Eastern Star, Regular communicatlon second and fcjrth Thursday evenlngs of each month. All visiting brotbers and sisters are cordially InvitedMrs. E. L. Browne, worthy matron:S. R. Dearth, W. P.; Mrs. EmmBenedict, Sec; Mrs. M. A. HowellTreas.

Professional Directory.

Btnver, W. A.Utrrl. FredCraig, O. S.Clark, Mrs. MillieCrespln, BenitoCairo, O. O.Garcia, Mrs. JonadaGallcgos, Miss PorticltoLong, Mrs. M.La Monte, Miss BlanchLlebelt, AlfredMartinez, Jose S.Mares, Franclsca.McLelster, JohnOrtiz, Juan.eParBon, W. S.

Anyone railing for the above letters111 plea" nay advertised."

V. O. BLOOD. P. M.

ARCHITECTS.

Fe could not furnish the cars the cat HOLT & HOLT,Architects and Civil Engineer.Maps and surveys made, bulldinp

and construction work of all kindplanned and - supei intended. OfflcVMontoya Building, Plaza. Las Vega-Phon-

94.

, ing cars for Southern Californiapoints.

J No. 7 ha Pullman and tourlat sleef--.

Ing cars for Northern Californiapoints, and Pullman car for El Paso

! and City of Mexico connection for ElPaso, Demlng, Silver City and allpoints In Mexico, Southern New Mex- -Ico and Arizona.

I No. 9, California Flyer. Odj i5: h )urs from Chicago. Has stca ' dj Pullman car for Southern Caliic i ia.Ctaches and Chair cars. Pasnt j jrs.for Northern California are traneivred to No. 7 en route,

j No. 3, California Limited has same-equipme-

as No. 4.

PHYSICIAN.

tle were shipped from Waco stationon the El Taso & Northeastern on May15. Tom Hall, the popular

stockman made the purchase fortho Denver people. Messrs. Issacks,Balrd, Lucero, Woods, Walters, Coe,ThompHon, and others, are rounding-"P-.

Captain W. H. Jack Quoted.W. H. aJck, president of the New

Mexico cattle sanitary board, is re-

ported as saying that tho cattlemenare about to form associations through,out tho territory under one centralhead for the better protection of theirinterests. As an illustration of the in-

justice being dono to cattlemen, Mr.

Redmen, Meets In Fraternal Brotherthood hall every Thursday sieeiof each moon at the Seventh Run aiif30th Breath. Visiting chiefs alwaywelcome to the Wigwam. F. FBarnes, Sachem; Thos. C. LipsettChief of Records.

Miss Emma Purnell, Osteopath!physician; office Oloey block. Hour9 to 12; 1:30 to 4. Phones, Las Vegas 41, Colorado 175 Sunday hourby appointment

Big Cattle 8hipmente.Cattle shipment from this polut are

now in full awing and tor the nextalxty days the happy voice of the gayand festive cowboy and the clatter oftheir ponies' feet upon the streets ofour lively little city can bo heard atany time of the day or night says ,thoDemlng Headlight

During the past week about fourthousand head of ones, twos andthrees have been delivered at thestockyards and are now cither on thomarkets In Colorado and Kansas or ontheir way. The average price of thesecattle" was $15 per bead, making agrand total of about $60,000 that hasbeen turned looso in this city duringthe past week.

Tho above statement of shipments Is

only a small advance of whut Is tocomo in tho future as there are fullyfifty thousand head of cattlo eithernow contracted for or to bo sold fromthis point this season,

The shipment so far Is as follows:George Chessman, of Denver, 2,400head, bought from H. F. Brock, J. C.Hoffman, P. Nunn, J. L. Torter, J. It.Smyer, Lewis Bros., stallings & Moore,J. O. Biggs, J.Tt. Keith, Kerr Bros.

Wilson and Hall shipped 160 head,purchased from Hall & Tanner, TomII. Hall, Keays & Hawkins, SteveBIrchfleld, Jr., I. Mayfleld.

Beautiful Team of Horses.James Brophy of Blsbee has pur-

chased the finest team of horses everbrought into southern Arizona. Theyare full blooded Kentucky stock, hav-ing recently been brought to Arizonafrom the "Blue Grass.': The com-

manding officer of Fort Huachuca soldtho beauties to Mr. Brophy with thecarriage and harness. The team wasexhibited on the streets of Blsbee, theother afternoon and attracted just at-

tention from tho lovers of horseflesh.The horses aro both sorrels, with

nTicket Scalpers Beaten.

Ticket scalpers of the country havebeen defeated in the mont importantpiece of legislation (hey have attempt-ed In years. This was done in thoknocking out of .the lilanlon bill Inthe Texas legislature. Tho measureprovided that all railroad tickets, oneway and round trip, should be goodin the hands of holders, regardless ofsignature or contract forms. Thoonly exception was in excursion tick-ets cold at. reduced rates, and unusedparts of these were to be redeemedprorata on their value. As all rail-roads In the country redeem at fullvalue all unused parts of tickets soldat regular rates there was no publicreason for such a bill. That it wasnot In the interest of the travelingpublic is evidenced by 'he fact thattin Texas legislature promptly killedIf. This action will probably prevent

PLAZA

SOUTH SIDE

jacK says that the entire railroad in-terests of the territory are assessed atonly $11,000,000, while the cattlemenaro assessed at $9,000,000, which is agreat Injustice to cattlemen.

--4

Big Duty Paid.J. II. Hicks last Wednesday Import-

ed 4,000 head of cattle from Mexico.Tho duty on them was $3.75 per headand Col. Garrett, the customs officerfor the El Paso district, received acheck for $15,000. The cattle weretaken to a ranch near Sierra Blanca,where they will be prepared for mar-ket.

Over 900 head were also brought Infrom the Corralltos ranch in Mexicoand were shipped to South Dakotaover the Rock Island.

Specials For Next Week.

Exceptional Values - - Good Things for EverybodyHorse With Five Legs.

J. T. Wavne. ft rnnrhrr nf llanrwhite feet and havo a way of hold'

j Springs, eighty-fiv- e miles weBt of Roswell, N. M., arrived in that city ridinga five-foote- d horso. In spite of thounnatural log tho horse is a good sad-dle animal and is fleet footed. Thohorse was raised In the mountain coun-try west of Roswell and is six yearsold. Tho extra foot has grown outon the right foro leg and protrudes onthe inside. The fifth foot la perfectlyformed.

Baking Powder

IS

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25 Ounces for 25 cents8AVI! THU COUPONS.

HA 1 1Big Shipment of Cattle.

C. B. McCoy and O. A. Wadleigh ar-rived In Douglas, A. T., last week fromSlmt.sVentura county, Cal.," and haveclosed a deal with Jacklln & Shearer

i s i .m.isin:i. into.

I arllC ToiIrvt4 I fl t ladies' Suits of liyht weight covert broadL.dUIC3 I dllUlfcU LUl I cloth mingled Cheviot, worth $13 50 to S16.50

Suits Special $9.75Spring Weight, I O Ladies' Suits of tine Cheviots, Venetian and

LUl m broad cloth, silk lined. Iu tans, browns,Styles Correct, greys and black, worth $17. 50 to 22.50

Fit Perfect. Special $13.75Toilc Du Nord Dress ..Cotton Voiles 10 Yds Standard Prints

Ginghams . colors.Light and dark Fast

. Choice of our en- -colors, in neat,

in bright patterns tire stockdesirable pat- -

and small checks terns, worth 15c For 35c

Special 10c per yard Special 10c per yard 10 yds to each customer

Hard to Find Ladies Walking HatsChildren's or Misses' Skirts.We have them, all colors, anv L0T NO. 1. - Hats Worth from

$1.40 to $1.00. $1.25style; siZes 12 to Id years. , SpecialFit and style guaranteed.

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THE

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Stark Hotel, Greentburg, Pa.

Painfulawellings in the groins, red crop"dons upon the skin, sores in the mouthand loss of hair and eyebrows, are some ofthe symptoms of this vile disease. S. S. S.Is an antidote for the awful virus thatattacks and destroys even the bones.S. 8. 8. contains no Mercury, Potash orother mineral ingredient. We offer $1,000for proof that it is not absolutely veget

FIRST NATIONAL BANK.OF

Las Vegas, New Mexico,

Crockttt' Building, 6th St.

JEffERSON , RAYNOLDS, President,A. B. SMITH. Vice Presidcrt.

E. D. RAYNOLDS, Caihicr.

,HALIETT;RAYN0LDS. A'l Cashier,

able. Home treat-we- nt

book givingthe symptoms andother interestingand valuable infor-mation about thisdisease, mailedfree. Our physi-cians advise freethose who write us.

A Kfnernl bunking business ti ansacted.Interest paid on timedeposit.

Domestic and Foreign Kichanife Jfa Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Ga

MONDAY. MAY 15, 1905. LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC.

CLASSIFIED-ADVERTISEMENT- S.

FOR RENT.

REMARKABLE SIGNALSYSTEM STOPS TRAIN IN

DANGER WITHOUT HUMAN AID

Confidently Predicted That With the Installationof the Device on Railroads Wrecks and OtherAccidents Will be Greatly Reduced.

KKNT -- KuintkliiHl miUhiw; (Ivti nmmn1,'OU (uruUliMt, for a or 4 imlithn. ApplyHW4,Tttir.l alrwt. 4 4U

L'OU KKNT-Mi-- vly fiiniUh.xl room withIwiU. rt.'4 Mniu atrwl. one Murk from

IiukIiikm cmtor,

Montezuma

anch ResortThe Best of

Everything

Cly Officii Room 20 CracMt BuiMtoJ

-- Dr.S..d 'j8'J;SDr. Fanner J to 3:30 pm.

"CH)H ItKNTNtoHly furnUliHl room furhouM'toH-pIn- u Bath, nlwtrr llghu. Hint

location In thtu'ity. W KluhthKt. 6 6H

ing over a switch into the main line; LOU KKNT-riirnl- )iil hmwe Inquire 1018r 'i ilttii 8im.t.

n aw liter lit filling her place a ultthtoperator at that place.

Brakunan Toole's wife In 111 andntakemitn S. 0. Hill of ConductorSlentmcr'M freight crew ban taken bisplace In Conductor Fit Rate's passengercrew, the latter being relieved tem-

porarily by llraketiian John Crum.

L. A. DIckiiHon, who held down theposition of traffic chief In the SantaFe office at Ui Junta, Colo., for thopast two years, has resigned, and goneto Fresno, Calif., where ho has se-cur-

a more lucrative position asnight chief.

Royal A. Prentice, the erstwhileIjis Vegas young man who has beenpromoted from stenographer to thepresident of the E. P. ft N. E. to bemechanical superintendent' of thatroad, went up to French station yes-terday afternoon, accompanied by hiswife.

The case of J. W. McGovern againstJ. E. Unrig. Mark Bursk. M. K. Mc-Can- s

and A. F. Davis, attachment pro-ceedings on a 300 promissory note,has been appealed from Judge Woos-ter'- s

court to the district court. Thecase was aired in the Justice's courton October 20th. 1903.

WANTED.

ANTED A oM.k, apply to lint. A. O.WWANTKI An vxpttriwiral pnt'ral Iioqm

Mm H. W.Urwnn. liWUtlitreet. 470

WANTK- D- Ylnimurr for iihw branch of ourhrro In Lit Vimt, Writ

promptly, with wMnnetw, The Morrlit Whole-wil- e

liou, Clnolnnatl, Ohio. biWANTED POSITION - Coo potent youug

poHluon boukktwpvr ortore maiiHKor tor aoiu imntnii company.

at prwnt. liotxrvuovM. AddrraaArkMiiMM" oare thin paper. ai

flooded rails; an open draw-bridg- e ;

a misplaced switch; approach oftrains at railroad crossings with otherlines; landslide) and washouts.

It stop the train automatically, giv-ing a signal In the cab of the engnle,shuttnlg off the steam and putting ontho air brakes. If the engineer is In-

capacitated from any cause the sys-tem does the work Just the same. Itmakes possible telephonic communlca.tlons through the rails between twoengines on the same or adjacentblocks. It gives a signal it the train Isbroken, an axle breaks, or a truckleaves the track.

Those who saw the tests yesterdaywere highly pleased with this wonder-ful system, and it Is confidently pre-dicted that with the Installation of thedevice on the railroads of the coun-try, whecks and other accidents willbe- - reduced greatly.

Big Pay Roll.Local banks report that the last

Santa Fe payday was a hummer, a fargreater amount of money being re-

quired to cash checks presented than

HRS. H. n. RAINEY,

Latest Style Dressmaking

Antl Ladles TailoririK.

Agent for

Pictorial Review Patterns.WeMt Nalioiiiil Satxt, One hnlf bto-- k went

of tho Pla

FOR SALE.

LOR HAtK-Wh- ite Wynmlol W chick. TurdP 1 Htook IJn eiwih. Ouincln itook 8c eh

tJan bwhlppd HltW m.lw. Writ Mr. M. K.1 oh axon, Mtdvern, Kniix, Box lotl. KtrferonoeMm. (Trunk KlomerMt m Ird Ht., la V ,N.M. Vwinmu,.Ma. 5-- .

Low Rates to Denver, Colo.

Effective May 7, 8 and 9, the SantaFe will sell round trip tickets to Den-ver at rate of $15.65 with final returnlimit May Slst, on proper arrange-ments being made at Denver. Forparticulars apply at ticket office.

'W. J. LUCAS, Agent

?OR HAI.E-l'o- ny. Inquire at 1108 DoiikIimve. VM

been transferred to loin Wrhk fromHutoti for temporary service,

H. V. Hoyt, local trawling auditorfor the Santa Ko, went up north anhort way yesterday afternoon,

W. llalvln has gone from Raton sit delegate to the national conventionof the II. of It. T. at Buffalo, N. Y,

Conductor Frank Flomerfelt Is outon the road with a "drag" again, hav-ing begged off from the work train,.

J. P. Hart. otElPBO, and AndrowJohnson, of Fort Scott, Kan., are newmachinists at the Santa Fe shops atAlbuquerque.

Conductor Hook Is running freighton the main line again, preferring thatto tho work train with a naked boxcar for a caboose.

J. F. Stevens, who has been telo-grap- h

operator for the Southern Pa-cific at Cambray. has been transferredto Demlng, N. M.

Cliff Trainer, who has been nightcaller at the local round house, is nowfiring the 2179 for Engineer Dennl-sto- n

on the pile driver train.

Fireman Bailey, off the 1,084. Is lay-In- g

off a trip or tw0 familiarizing hint-sel- fmore carefully with the duties de.

volvlng upon a married man.

Conductor Mike Jones and Brake-me- n

S. C. Long and C. F. Davis fittedup a caboose and went up north thismorning In charge of the ballast train.

Mrs. Tennyson, wife of the engineernow at the throttle on a helper en-gine at Lamy, arrived nl Las Vegasyesterday afternoon from Chanute,Kansas.

Joe Scott, 'colored, was sentencedat' Trinidad, Colo., to not less tbnn fif-teen months nor more than threeyears in the penitentiary for robbinga Santa Fe freight car.

-

Engineer Parnell came to the res-cue of No. 2 passenger train down theroad yesterday afternoon with freightengine 1.150. reaching Las Vegasabout 6 o'clock last evening.

Win, Coulter made his first trip outon the road as an engineer yesterdayand Win. McGrath, his second trip,off his own district, too, owing to therush of business on the south end

Purchase has been made by the Ra-ton. Santa Fe and Eastern railroadcompany of the right of way throughthe ranch property of Mrs. Kate Hart-sel- l

of the Sugarite in Colfax county.

Fireman Ulibarrl of the Santa Febranch, is indulging himself In abrief respite from duty, being reliev-ed for a few trips by Fireman JoeMurphy of this city.

Mrs. Christie Is again down witherysipelas; at Maxwell City, N. M. Shehas moved to Mrs Troutman's board-ing house to be cared for. John Kran- -

I7OI MAI.K Thrtw boram, 1 apring wuironr and rompli'to campuiK outttt. AdtlnwaVV. h. I'., care of Opt ic or call at camp on roadnear Monttwuma hotel. .

Houses For R.eit.915 Tlhlen Ave., house.1108 National Ave., house.915 Columbia Ave., ho'tse133 Ra'lroad Ave., houM:

or many previous paydays in the hi,ory of La Junta, says the Tribune IXMt HAf.K Raid teut with fly. inquire atr Duvall'a rtwtaurnnt

An automatic block signal systemfor tho prevention of railway accl-dent- s

and collisions was tested yoster.day before a large party of railroadofficials and technical experts andwas found to be a successful and practlcal device, says the Pittsburg Press.

A locomotive equipped with the slg.nal apparatus drew a coach which theparty occupied. The same apparatusas was In the engine was reproducedin mlnature in the coach. Precededby a pilot locomotive the Irani wasoperated over five miles of the FortWayne railroad yeBterday afternoon,and it was successfully demonstratedthat a train equipped with the newsignal device will stop without; anyhuman agency being employed, whenanother train Is in the same block,or when It is necessary ihat the trainshould stop for a number of otherreasons. ,

The syMom Is called the Holtmanautomatic signal system and the pa-tent on It Is owned by the Internation-al Security Manufacturing Company,with offices at 347 Fifth avenue.

The train in which the workings ofthe system were demonstrated yester-day, left the Allegheny depot of iheFt. Wayne railroad at 2 o'clock In theafternoon, and was run to Jacks Runand back. The round trip was madethree times and those who witnessedthe test were given every opportunityto become thoroughly acquainted withthe device. The miniature system inthe coach reproduced all that trans-pired In' the cab of the engine. When-ever the train came into the sameblock In which the pilot locomotivewas, a whistle blew automatically, thethrottle was thrown back, and the airbrakes applied without any effort ofthe engineer.

The system Is so designated that itcan be connected up to and made. apart of any signal system now in useby the different railroads.

Last month the Pennsylvania rail-road thoroughly tested the new deviceand yesterdya many of the importantrailroads in the United States andCanada had representatives present towitness the demonstration of the sys-tem. A number of foreign delegatesto the International railway congresshave signified their intention to in-

spect the device in operation beforereturnng to their homes.

The results of the tests yesterdaydemonstrated that where tracks andengines were equipped with the Holt-ma- n

device alone, or in connectionwith systems already established, itis an impossibility to get tranis withina danger zone of any kind. The devicewill indicate the following dancers onthe track ahead:

A train on the block ahead; brokenrails; an open switch; a train hang

FOH HAI.K Two plwcaof liusintw property,good income, very cheap (xlreaxon for aelluiK. Inquire of Dr. B M Wi-

lliam.

of thai' city. The total amount dis-bursed, Including discharge checks ex-ceeded $50,000. The payday disburse-ments will likely increase with eachsucceeding month for Rome time tocomo.

"Around the Circle."The wonderful iotirnev 'around the

flOR 8A t.K OR RENT The El Dorado HotelInquire of Owner 401 Itailroad avenue,

HOTEL CLAIRESANTA FE, N. M.

Fire Proof, Electric Lighted,Steam Heated, Centrally Located.

Baths and Sanitary PlumbingThroughoutLarge Sample Room for Com-merci-

Men.

American or European Plan.' GEO. E. ELLIS,

Proprietor and Owner.

circle" via the Denver & Rio Grande-- PARLOR BARBER SHOP..

CENTER STREET

. . FIRST CI ASS WORKMEN .

0. L. 0REOORV, Prat.

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Ranch, 160 acres, on Upper PecoaRiver, 15 miles from Rowe, on thescenic road. 100 acres clear, 69acres good timber, plenty of irater,good house and barn.Ranch, 160 acres, 12 acres In alfalfa

house, barn, good corrals andchicken house. To b oin In thnext thirty days

Also desirable lots and city and coun-

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Good business, easy to manage, flnastock of goods In good location. Calland Investigate.

Harvey's Lower Ranch

Can feud all those whodrive out, and cure fora limite l number ofbnurders. On or be-

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..THE.. 1

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railroad comprises more magnificentscenery than any similar trip in theworld. For thl tour the sight-see- r

has the choice of two routes, onebeing from Denver to Sllverton viathe Denver & Rio Grande, Sllverton toOuray via the Rainbow route and theOiuray stage line, thence returning toDenver through the Black canon ofthe Gunnison and over Marshall Pass;on the other route the beautiful RioGrande Southern railroad from Du-rang- o

to Ridgway is substituted forthe Sllverton and Ouray trip. On thisjourney the tourist pierces the heartof the Rocky Mountains, crossing and

the "great divide"' betweenthe Atlantic and Pacific slopes, pene-trates five canons and climbs fivemountain passes. all within fourdays, if he sees fit to make his stayso short.

No names of extra brakemen werefound on the board in the local yardoffice this morning.

Firemen Greene and Donnelly have

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FURHAN.600 Dovglaa.

TURNER ARCADE CLUB. - SALOON,

Charles Coc, Proprietor.KEEPS ONLY THEFINE WIND, LIQUORS AND CI OARS

BEST IN MEATS.

ANTLERS GLUO SALOON,

p. J. GEHtWG OHAKDERS CO., PR0PR:iCZ3.DEALER IN FINE WINES, LIQUORS

AND CIGARS.iGen ral llardwa e

4. LAS VEQA9 DAILH OPTIC MONDAY, MAY 15. 110.1.

great, so nobltt that the dued shall beemblazoned In tetters of gold on thu aall&E E8EAX1,tlnuauient of future genu rations! Ifthe world does not recognise our no

Bhc 'SPatlu OpticESTABLISHED 1879.

PUBLISHED BY

THE OPTIC COMPANY

DObility, our work, for God's suke let Gibson & Soitz. Oall up Both Phonmu,

Vegat 4130olo. 247us juus on to hour tiling still greater,for we shall never grow, If wo do notrorget tho past uud go on to the fu-

ture, to tho present. To rememberthing Is human, to forget Itlsdlvlntd!" nine, ten and eleven, ranges three '

troclnlo Daca, of Sena, N. M.; AtllanoTin I a VJ" ine,r fl",nct inejQuintana of Sena, N.And this is tho lesson that Las Ve M.; Macarlo

ga needs to learn and to learn soirrmid-cln- tt matter.thoroughly thut it will never be for

yuuuu laiiun iuuh amouni loabout 115,000 acres. This tract wasoriginally withdrawn at the suggest-ion of tho secretary of war with n

I.eybu, of Pa him, N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

4 112.

STEERfor this .store when you want straightvalues. There is always smooth sailing,here for the purchaser of

JEWELRYNo rocks of high Prices - no shallow

waters ot poor quality.Here is a stock of goods for which we

feel justified in claiming everything,It is new, the things are handsome, very

serviceable and not at all high priced.

AMEb GRAHAM McNARV. tdltO' gotten or disregarded. The time hascome when petty quarrels of tho past mea or creating new military post

near Albuquerque. It is now said bythe war department that the tract

must bo burled, when old difficultiesmust be forgotten and when all whoSUBSCRIPTION RATES.

have a care or hope for the futuremust unite for the realization of that

IKI.IV.KM HV. t'AP.IttMt OH MAILIS MYAM

(

withdrawn is not suitable to thesepurposes,"

This means that Las Vegas' chancold, rosy dream of a GKHATKR LASVEGAS. es for securing the post are consider-

ably Increased. This is a good timelim MuriUi ...

nix Mournii Vv ar ...

.lift'

t()0ionT.60

to push the matter a little.GENERAL CONGRATULATIONS.For the most part the attitude of

the papers of tho southwest is highlygratifying as regards the location ofthe sanitarium at Las Vegas, Alamo- -

Th Weekly Optic.nut Year ;.

100

The building boom is beginning.

Have you Joined the boosters yet?The chance for the government

post is better.

got Co was the only city that stood thoslightest cbunce against Las Vegas,but the papers of that city have allMONDAY. MAY 15, 1905.

graciously accepted the Inevitable and Robert J, Taupert,JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,

606 Douglas Avenue, Las Vegas, N. M.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.(Homestead Entry No. 7862.)

Department of the Interior, Land Of-

fice at Santa Fe, N. M., April 18,1905.

Notice Is hereby given that the follo-

wing-named settler has filed noticeof his Intention to make final proof Insupport of his claim, and that saidproof will be made before U. S. courtcommissioner at Las Vegas, N. M., onMay 29, 1905. Viz:Deslderia L. de Brooks, for the lot 4,

SW1-4SE- Sec. 7, NWSec. 18. T. 15 N, R. 23 E.

He names the following witnessesto prove bis continuous residence up-on and cultivation of said land, viz;

Alejandro Fresquez, of Corazon, N.M.; Tomas A. Medina, of Corazon, N.M.; Julio Padiila, of Sanchez, N. M.;Tele for Montoya, of Le Doux, N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO.

Register4113.

"FOR GOD'S SAKE, LET US PAStfON."

The Mt ltHue oC Sunnhlne, thebright little magazine publluhed In Albuquerque, furnishes a suggestion (oran excellent talk to Las Vegans. TheAlbuquerque editor, however, in thearticle referred to, takes occasion tolecture the ladles of that city on the

. The plans for the new Las Vegushotel are developing.

Hlg celebration the latter part ofthis week. Que dice?

The real estate market Is livelierthan It has been for years.

After September 1, no pictures, rnusic or other extraneous matter willbe admitted to the malls through thenewspapers.

Our energetic northern neighbor,Raton, Is growing In a gratifyingmanner. A hundred homes have beenbuilt there In the last half year.

The czar has a hundred cooks andfour hundred tasters in his kitchen,but still a plan almost carried toserve boiled czarovltch to his

J. R.. H&nkla J. R.. McCleeryw BROADWAY HOTEL p

429 South Broadway, Los AngelesLocated upon the olty'a moat beautiful and artistically lighted throughfer

folly of their g fight onthe public library question. Of course,our Las Vegas ladles never quarreland If they did we would lack thecourage of the editor of Sunshine toaccuse them of it.

But unhappily there bas been a

have congratulated this city cordially.So it Is with El Paso, who put up$10,000 in aid of Alamogordo.

The attitude of J. A. Eddy Is some-what amusing. The gentleman getshimself Interviewed in the El PasoTimes for the purposes of telHns hwmuch the question of bonus figuredand he concludes by saying that whenIt became known that such induce-ments had been offered from Las Ve-

gas, he understood that "a few daysago" consideration to the amount offlOO.OOO bad been offered by Alamo-gordo Interests.

This explanation Is naive and allur-ing In view of the fact that it wasthe certain Information received hereearly In April that the Rock Islandcompany had offered $100,000 in cashand a tract of 80,000 acres of lani asan Inducement. It was when the ques-tion of bonus was thus made to figurethat Las Vegas got busy on the ques-tion of Inducement and outbid thesouthern town, aftor tho climatic con-ditions of the two locations had bendeclared practically equal.

The only papers that take on an uslylone are those of Doming, a city thntwas abandoned three yours ugo by thesanitarium people and that never had

feud in Las Vegas as old as the city.It shows Indications of being burledand perhaps forgotten. It should be.Neither the individual nor the commu

Juan Garcia y Madril, for the S 1--

NE N 1-- 2 SE. 1-- Sec. 22, T. 12

N, R. 22"

He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of said land, viz

Gregorio Garcia, of Corazon, N. M.;Concepslon Atenclo, of Corazon. N.

M.; Juan M. Qulntana, of Corazon,N. M.; Catarlno Atenclo, of Corazon,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Homestead Entry No. 5305.

Department of ihe Interior, Land Of-

fice at Santa Fe, N. M., April 20,

19ns.

Notice Is hereby given that the follo-

wing-named settler has filed noMce

of his Intention 10 make final proofIn support of his claim, and that said

nity can grow If It swathes Itself inprejudices and memories of pastwrongs and potty enmities. We cannot build for the future, If we live Inthe past and are eternally cramped andHampered and disgruntled by differences and disunion that should long

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.In the District Court, County of San

Miguel, New Mexico, April 22, 1905.Eva Elizabeth Kelly vs. Malcom W.Kelly. No. 6011.

The said defendant, Malcom W.

Kelly, is hereby notified that a suitIn divorce has been commencedagainst you in the District Court forthe County of San Miguel, Territoryof New Mexico, by said Eva Eliza-beth Kelly, wherein she prays shemay be granted a full and absolute di-

vorce from said defendant, MalcomW. Kelly, on the grounds of abandon-ment, cruel and Inhuman treatment,and for such other and further reliefas may be Just and equitable, that

ago have been forgotten.Do we realize that in this world of

proof will be made before V. S. Courtcommissloifer at Las Vegas, N. M., j

on May 29, 1905, viz: 4 82

MANUEL R. OTERO,

Register.error, measured by strict ethical standards, no man ever attains absolute rec

Elbert Hubbard says that if heshould write some of the stuff In St.Petersburg tnat he writes in EastAurora, ho would be shot. It wouldbe Impossible to Imagine a betterreason for shooting a man than toprove him guilty of writing stuff asfilly as some of Elbert Hubbard's.

Tho grass on tho northern ranges,whore there was so much serious suf-fering of stock, has now grown tosuch an extent that not only will therebe no further losses, but the cattleand sheep will grow fat rapidly.The high prices both for wool and cat-tle this year may help the northernstockmen to recover some part oftheir loss.

tltude.that all our motives are in a way,selfish, that no man has a monopolyon right and Justice. It is a logical

a ghost of a show of the location of ; , . r .... ?..; .

Fraternal City. However the lucubr etlons of the Doming editors are so bitfact that to every question there are

always two sides and that neither sldoIs wholly right. The more we think

tor and so wholly unveraclous thatthey furnish the most humorous reading matter Las Vegas has had for .1

long time.of our own plde, the stronger our beliefin our rectltudo is likely to bo thestronger will bo our prejudices. If

unless you enter or cause to be enter-ed your appearance In said suit on or !

before the 19th, day of June,' A. D.J1905, decree Pro Confesso therein will j

Col. P. It. Smith, who sends the fol-

lowing fair and broad-minde- d letterto The Optic, need have had no fe.tr

wo will spend a fraction of the sametime in doing some. honest doubtingah to whether nil wisdom remains withus on the question at Ishuo, It may do bo rendered against you.

SECUNDINO ROMERO,

of any ill fooling felt by Las Veganson account of the bitter wall of theDoming editors:Editor Optic.

much ror our Inward illumination.Clerk.

DEMI NO, N. M., May 13. DomingHOTEL fEi OMOV, AT KEDrKCO BCf CH, 4t.-On.- Mif ill.- - Inrte ami iwHt on the

Hlif rn 'm-t- , lfh ttin H rcs i.l limiii .v Ihwih mill -- luiuc, tfrefii nil thu yur b"or youew MoMi-.i- a Wninc- - to ;hi1, salt air. One hour's rule fron- I.oh A' (ii'lf. ri- - iartan i IK n,ln,. JOHN 8. WOOl.LAC 'TT.

E. V. LONG, Esq., Las Vegas, N. M.,

Attorney for Plaintiff.

No man can grow if he is eternallysure he Is right and that everybodywho differs Is a natural born fool. Noone can grow who never gets beyondthe differences and quarrels of thepast. No one can grow who doesn't

congratulates Lns Vegas, and wishesunbounded success for the great san-itarium. I wish it distinctly understood thnt Doming does not belongto Gideon's band of soreheads andsometimes doubt his own righteous

ft4

BABANNER

PATTERNSIOc and 15c

JUNEFASHION SHEETS

Just ArrivedOPPOSITE HOTEL CASTANEDA.

JSfoRKETJThe following New York i tuck (notationswere mIVHl by fjfvv V,rm.. I'Meinltpr CM

'muo fiim-- of Triide), nx.niH S awl 8. Crockettlilork. Colorado Phono .. I.iwVwm'III. over their own prlvnte wires from iiiwYork. CliK-nc- iinil olonitlo prli.s; conv-oioitnV- nt

of iho flrniM of rsvin Krvnti evYork uikJ Cliiciitro. inenii)..iM .New York ,St--. i kKxehiitiKe mi.. ChtcHK" U'Xiril of Tnule, nmtWin. A. )tiH Co.. Itanlo-r- and Hmker. Colormln iKr ii;h.

Biwrlptui- i- uIombAnintKmaU'fl Copper Hl$Ameriean MiiKiirAtcliiHoii Common ... .. iAtrlnwm Preferred ., ... 101

B Si O.U.K. '17 - .';Chicniro A Alton CoinC. K. I , ,.. 4

Cilo.' " flr- -t pfrl" " 3- - (I pf l. .

c. t. w. a,HC. O. 4UKrie i 4'.)

tt rfi .

h &N MiMo. Pi- -

;

Mex. Out... ..: ... 21HNew Yorlt Oentn,' .

Norfolk ,.

ReartinRfbm... mPennsylTnnlaK. I. Conu 21

"pfd....; 1

Bepublfo Stent and IronRep. I. & 8. pfd ..... 75

: ,.......PtP-m- l m8ou By. 81

kickers. Lns Vegas has won out andthat should end the scramble. Everytrue friend of New Mexico will wlsiithe Institution unparalleled success.Any criticism of the noble work ofthe committee comes In bid tiisfefrom tho sour grape aspirants thosemen are too well known to h nt aW

affected by any such insinuationsAgain wishing tho Institution greatsuccess, Respectfully,

P. R. SMITH.

""THE KNOCKERS."Every community Is always cursed

with a number of "soreheads" whoare not satisfied with the town, notsatisfied with the newspapers, notsatisfied with the home stores, andwho lose no opportunity of disparag-ing everything local. We know thesepeople well from a newspnper stand-point. They are always whining

ness. The man wht, ays there is nowrong in him is as narrow as the edgeof a moat axe.

And with individuals, so with a com-

munity. If Las Vegas wishes to attainthe complete stature of her growth,she must forgi t her pnst quarrels anddifferences, admit that there has beenfault on both sides and unite all herforces in the promiae of a future thatnow smiles gloriously. The tide Inthe affairs of communities that, takenat Its flood leads on to fortune, Isswelling to Its highest mark. If LasVegas does not take the current whenit serves, she will lose the venturesthat now appear so promising,

There has been every tendency oflate, to bury pa differences and goon to greater things, This must bedone. We have a government reser-voir to secure, a big government postto bring to this vicinity, a railroad ortwo to build, another big hotel to putup a score of other enterprises to fol-low out in order to make this city thegreatest in the southwest, and we have

Bacharach's Great May Sale of Dress Goods. A Solid Week of

Unparalleled Bargains i- - Our Latest Spring Weaves.

unusual event, this extraordinary sale of the season's choiost merchandise,AVERY as May, but we believe our object will be more fully accomplished (that ofreducing-stock- ) by offering1 our patrons these unusual values NOW, rather than inJune and July as has been customary heretofore.

ALL OUR DRfcSS 000DS WILL BE SOLD AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT

25c Printed Voiles in mixtures, stripes and

figures for 17 lZc

2ViC Dress Ginghams, plaid and stripesfor . 10c

around the ofHce trying to get adver-tising for nothing or free notices ofthemselves and their business. Theynever spend a cent for legitimatenewspaper enterprise if It can beavoided, usually borrow their neigh-bor's paper, work overtime "knock-ing" on the newspaper and every oth-er city institution. These gentry mustbe of some use as every communityhas them, but, like the vermiformappendix, the use is yet to be

15c Org-andie-s for .... 12c

l?c Lawns, f r 10c20c Batistes, for 16c25c Marmontel, for .20c

T.O. ITex.Pac . .. tnV, P. Cmn i

to spread the fame of this city as ahealth resort to every quarter of thecivilized earth.

As the eloquent Edmund Burke oncesaid,, "Applaud us when we run. con-sole us when we fall, cheer us whenwe reeover( but let us pass on, broth-ers. for God's sake, let us pass on."

The editor to whom we referred atthe beginning of this article has beau-tifully Impressed the meaning of theseeloquent words as follows: .

"Here Is a psychologic truth so pro-found that one hardly knows at .whatpoint to apply It. Granted that wehave done a work for humanity so

11.8 8. Cmi . 81

P. 8. a pfd .wWaliMh Coin -WhIihsIi pfl . .

Win. (nt Com ,; "Z" in. Cent, pfdW. V

ti! FashionableLAS VEGAS" CHANCE.

A Washington dispatch of May 13to the Denver Post says:

"The United States land commis-sioner hns Instructed the register andreceiver at Santa Fe., N. M., to re-sto-

to the public domain townships

o . .

Wll't Stile ll'illiii (Ii UK IIINOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

(Homestead Entry Nx 5717.)Department of the Interior, Land Of- -

3C

in Fo'ferGrace to the Foot,

liiifort to Wearercrv

floe at Santa Fe ,N. April 18,

Notice is hereby given that the fol-

low settler has filed noticei his intention to make final proof In

?p;iort of his claim, and that saidproof will be made before the register.ir receiver at Santa Fe, N. M., onJitn? 2, 1905, viz:

Julian Lopez for th NK Sec. 11,T. 11 N., R. 13 E.

lie names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residenceupon and cultivation of said land, viz:

Hilarlo Ixipoz, of Sena, N. M.; Pa--

To the EastThere In no Routo Moro Satisfactory

than tho Burlington.

Its splon liil t ruins, enuipje.I with every mederu contrivance forjoin fort, move over Its own rniU on fust whertiiles from Denvert Omaha. Knss City, St. .Joseph, and to the great eastern gate-way!", ChicHgo and Nt, Louis, where passenger may eouneet withthe best trains of principal eastern railroads, ff you will let meknow where yon wUU to go, 1 will furnish you a sample itineraryshow tug the complete sidietlule, connections and rates.

A Special Sale of Warner's Rust

Proof Corsets.The Manufacturer Guarantees

Every Corset.The llurlinu'lon riitona to Ti'unst

trnv.-- l Hnil gi t it Ja Goldstein,..Merchant Tailor. at 98c

Our Regular $1.25 Corset

Our Regular $1.75 Corset

Our Regular $2.25 Corset

j. F. VALLERY. General Agent.

1039 Stv. ntrentti St.,

Denver.

All these Corsets come in new

models, straight front, medium and

high bustj some with front and side

supporters attached. Styles uiitable

for all figures.

at $1.35Mfipi1 ii I can refer you to customers among

the best people of the town. I guaran-tee satisfaction. When t clean andpro89 a suit tt looks like new. Chargesreasonable. Give me a cell.

BrMgo St. Las Veaa, Mew Mea.

at $1.65(lN?2S2

MONDAY. MAY U, It5. LA VEGAS OAILY OPTIC.

who (l ,anoi Hits if on August Cn,1HIH. m fJiiEL aid a M

1 am Prepared to Pletxse every taste) I have jimt received n lin hliipmont of cotfeoH of vuriou lnr..iU and, iri'Hdt'K. iKoiirHutt'O llmt for value hihI quality these eollVe cumint be

exctilleti. WlmtevtT your taste, you run tliul aoiiiotliiuK to i1ohnu Id thefollowing JUt:

! Tl Famous "Breakfast Dull," 40o ier lb 2 lbs for 7 h"O. G."-O- l4 Government JHvu.aib.cuu for $1.00.

Wo are Just betsinnliw our fifth year.Don't full to read the announcementof our New Year' sale on Page C.

DuvU & 8ydcn. , 3

The mounted drill by Troop A yea.terduy was an event of profit andpleaHuro.

J I

aPoabcrry, !Wo per lb.Challenge, !OoHjr lb.

Mocha and Java, !Wo per lb.Buntos, 'JCw per lb. J

!

The bargains we offer on page 8make every housewife "Happy," anyday of the year. DavU ft Sydos.John H. York

OF LAS VEGAS.Ompttal PaUla, $100,000,00 - Surplua $50,000,00

OFFIOERCtJ. JCf. OUttMrWUAU, PraakSant FRAK.t SPRIZOEn, Vlca-Prc- a.

D. T. HOSXI.1S,.Oaahhr F. 0. JANUARY, Aaat. OachterMTERES1 PAID ON Tt.Z DEPOSITS

THE LAS VEGAS SAVINGS BANK. OOKE, PraakSant H. IV. KELLY, VIoa-ProaE- zai

D. 1, HOSttMS, TraaaurarPAID UP CAPITAL, 030,000.00

Number 33 XEither Phono BRIDGE STREET,Pair weather Is predicted for tomor-

row and Tuesday. The temperatureyesterday varied from 70 degrees max-imum to 40 degrees minimum.

iidays at their former home in Lancaa-- Notice to the Public.

Owing to depredations committedPERSONALSupon the property by hunters, all per-sons are hereby forbidden to eitherhunt or fish upvi the Kroenlir lakes.This notice applies without exception

,sCSTaA you mmrnlngm Ay dmanmltlnffthmm In TttZ IAS VCQA3 SA 1X23 DAUB. jwa they will bring you ma Inoomo. viy oollm aavud Im rro aollmrm uama" !S Mr

Ho aopomtia rmamlwuot tumm than 01. Intermit paiaoa an umpomitm ofaa ammavam '

ter, Wis.Ralph Gohlke expects to leave on a

trip to Germany tcinorrow, sailing rnthe steamer Dcutst bland from NewYork, tho 25th Inst. He will be absentfrom these favored parts about twomonths.

Miss Ella Smith, daughter of II. B.Smith, tho tonsorlal artist, was ex-

pected to arrive from Sioux City, la ,on an afternoon train. She is a schoolteacher and comes to attend the sum-mer session at the normal.

to everyone.PLACITA RANCH COMPANY.

Los Alamos, N. M., May 1, 1905. 9

LUMBER G.,The child of Obald Maloof was chris-tened yesterday In accordance withAssyrian customs. '

Additional Local HAllllKIt BLOCK.

WEST SIDE PLAZA.Sad will be the day for you when

William Tcugue la over from SantaFe.

Jules Daniel went up to Springerthis afternoon.

Henry Coke went up to Raton yesterday on banking matters,

Mesdames Dan and Jake Stem areat home from their Denver trip.

Fred W. Urooks has been visitingtown again from Wagon Mound.

Ernest p. Mackel returned this after-noon from u short business trip up thecountry.

W. O. Rupp returned last eveningfrom a business trip up to Trinidad,Colo.

Thomas Ross, James Robblns and V,J. Gehring reached home from Denverthis afternoon.

George Benefiel, a capable youngwholesale clerk, Is here from Trinidad,expecting to remain.

Rev. Fr. Redon, pariah priest at Mo-

ra, went down the road this afternoonon a visit to Bernalillo and Gallup.

Myer Friedman nas joined his wifeand family here from a trip down to

Brought to the Asylum.Sheriff K. S. Woodruff has come up

from Roswell, N. M., bringing withhim Theodore Vernlaux, the elderlyman who bad been In the Chaves coun-

ty jail for some time for safe-keepin-

who was afflicted with attacks similarto epilepsy and suffering with an un-

balanced mind. The old man claimsto be a native of France.

On application of Charles E. Gayorof Raton John McKown of Colfaxcounty has been admitted as a patientin the hospital for the insane. Tho wit-nesses heard in the case of this old- -

Furman cleans clothes. 609 DouglasAve. 7

you realise the misuse you have madeof your money. Put a check on yourextravagance, and start an accountwith the Plaza Trust and Savingsbank.The ladies' Guild wilt meet with

Mra. Chas. Mayer, Eighth street to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

HARDWARE and GLASSPAINT and WALL PAPER

Telephone 150m

Manager J. E. Smlthers of the Castaneda will give a dance complimentaryto the waitresses In the spacious din-

ing hall tomorrow night.

Diplomat whiskey is just rightWholesale and retail at Mackel's Pa-

vilion.

time citizen of northern New Mexico, .

'

suffering from senile dementia, wereSheriff Marlon Llttrell, District Attor-ney Jerry Leahy, Mrs. McKown andDr. B. D. Black.For Sale, a six room house with

bath, cellar and stable. Nice treesand lawn. Convenient to business onelthor aide. Enquire at Optic. 8

F. B. January, assistant cashier ofthe San Miguel national bank, is amember of the territorial petit Jury. POIt

F. O. Klhlberg and Ed McWenlehave been drafted on a special venirefor the territorial petit Jury.

Painting and Paper-Hangin- g;

io to Itobert Kaiiiey.First-clas- s work guaranteed. Prices !

. .- 1 1 I Ill 1 !

Circular No. 1 has been Issued byAdjutant General a. P. Tarklngton atSanta Fe on the observance of Mem-orial day.

For low puces come and see theSavings Bank Store. 7

reHsouauie. uoio, t none reu.

Stationery Is Talkative.Business stationery is never mute.The cheap kind talks about you and libels you.The riyht kind talks about you and praises you.The cheap kind costs you more if you considerit expensive to lose "caste" in a business way.The rijjht kind costs you less if you consider

"prestige" worth anythingIf you want your Stationery to boost instead of to belittle

W. M. Lewis the Undertaker willreceive choice carnations everyThursday regularly. 2--

Albuquerque.Pete Roth made a big shipment of

the celebrated Macbeth water to Rat- - j

on last Friday. I

Mrs Weed, sir-tp-r of Mis. B. W. Da-

vis, returned to her home in Albuquer-que last nigat. !

Miss Mary Mack goes down to Al- -

bnquerque tomorrow, in which city she'

will remain Indefinitely. j

Don Trinidad Romero of Estancia U j

visiting friends and relatives in ElPaso, Texas, indefinitely.

Frank J. Graf, a mining promoter ofBIsbee, Arizona, passed through thecity yesterday, going east.

M. Paltengh of Wagon Mound 'hasreturned from the Cliaporlto country,whither he went to purchase sheep, i

Silvano Gallegos, the peg and awlartist, is up from Albuquerque wherehe is conducting a shoe shop around

J. K. Martin has Just finished a barn,24x36, a corral fence and fuel shedsat T. T. Turner's residence.

FMN hob!Howell Givens was excused from

serving his county on the territorialpetit jury for the reason that he hadserved in that capacity within the pastsix months; II. H. Holt, on account ofpartial deafness.

10 cis Is king at the Savings BankStore. 7

your business -- then we should like to talk "JobPr inting" to you.When you feel like you Just don't

know what to eat let Turner ruggest.

J. L. Zimmerman, to whom wasawarded the contract for the surveyof the entire Las Vegas grant, cameto town from camp yesterday. He re-

ports his party of surveyors abouteight miles out from this city and pro-gressing nicely with the Importantwork in hand.

Thursday May 18th

Ml BobCo to

CHAFFIN & DUNCAN,For Uvory Riga,

For Saddlo Horaom,For Boarding for Hormom.,

By Day or Month

' Dave Lindsay, the colored man,didn't appear in his usual Sunday suitof clothes yesterday, for the good andsufficient reason that he didn't haveany to wear. His room was enteredthe other night and every stitch ofcloihing excepting that which he hadon was stolen, also a pair of shoesthat he had worn but twice since pur-chasing them at Sporleder's.

Money now drawiiiK i can ba sufely reinvest ed throutth this companyat ()', Increasing tbe Income 60 jercent. Conservative inv.-stor- s

a plan affording nil thesecurity and profit without the

of individual inortnKeloans, rawripiion of inthods andall deslriHi lnforinaiiou Riven onrequest.

MSMFTS - $100,000.00SURPLUS - SS.OOO.OO

Benefit

Ladies'

Home

Prices $1, 50c, 25c

Dr. F. B. Romero, a young man ofwhom Las Vegas is proud, recentlydisposed of his drug store at El Paso,Texas, and has drified into journalismHe is now publishing a weekly Span-ish newspaper in the Pass City thatseems to supply that proverbial feltwant.

Cooky Stables

and Carriage RepositoryLIVERY FEED

; AND

SALE STABLES

C. J. MATH EN Y W. E. MILLER,

Prop Mgr.

Itotli Phone No. 15.

That Patient, Little Burro.The Indianapolis, Ind.. Sentinel

has the following to say about the do-cile liitle burro shipped by H. J.Ryan from Las Vegas to Thomas H.Neilan, his brother-in-law- , residing inthe Hoosier Capital City:

"Bonito" is the name of a genuinefull-grow- Mexican burro, received inthe ciiy last night, consigned toThomas H. Neilan, superintendent ofthe Indianapolis sanitary company.The burro, which is not much largerthan a medium sized Dane dog, wasshipped from Las Vegas, New Mexico,May 5, as a present to Mr. Neilan'sson. Robert Lee Neilan.

Mr. Neilan undertook to lead thelittle animal from the express officeto his home, 1005 Churchman Ave.,and as the burro was not' used to thestreets of a city, the task was hard toperform. The burro bucked and triedto side-ste- p Mr. Neilan at every turn,but through persistent efforts wasfinally lodged In its new quarters atthe Neilan home.

Fully five hundred people called atthe home of Mr. Neilan last night tosee the strange little animal, tryingto accommodate itself to its new

the corner. ,

Jefferson Rayiif'ds and wife tele-graph that th?y will reach home fromtheir trip abroad (n the flyer tomor-row morning.

R .Studebaker and wife returned toDenver last night .after having com-

pleted a sale of land and buildings fordairy purposes.

Col. Geo. H. Hutchison and wife tturned from their California trip, Sat-

urday night, the latter not noticeablybenefited in health.

C. W. Allen .whose job printing es-

tablishment in El Paso is paying htmhandsomely, left for home and busi-ness this afternoon.

E. Payson Ripley, a nephew of Presi-dent Ripley and station Inspector forthe Santa Fe company, went down toLamy on No. 1 this afternoon.

W. A. McGrew and M. V. B. Benson,general agents of Insurance companiesoffices in Denver, are over from San-ta Fe to remain a day or two.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Phillips, whohad been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.,Lee Nutter at La Placita ranch, de-

parted for Chicago this afternoon.George W. Childs, Jr., editor of the

Philadelphia Ledger, was a southboundpassenger through Las Vegas lastevening, accompanied by his wife.

Rev. J. G. Sanchez, in charge of theSpanish Baptist church on the westside .left for St. Louis this afternoonto attend the annual meeting of theBaptist BocletU'ii.

Frank Kenderdine of Topeka, broth-er of Mrs. B. T. Mills, has left the cityon a business trip to Minneapolis,Minn. Mrs. Mills', sister is expectedout from Topeka Wednesday.

T. F. Chapman, a former postmasterIn Las Vegas and after whom the local Masonic lodge was named, Is in El

B. F. Forsythe has had hit ranchnorth of the city surveyed and plattedand is now prepared for any emergen-cy that may arise in other words, heknows exactly where he's "at."

a mo j i

Reserved Seats at Waring'sand Murphey's. HOTEL LA PENSIONTrade at Waring's and get free

Mckets for piano contest. 2

ncCorner Sixth and Lincoln

American Plan.

A meeting of the canvassing rom-mitte- e

for the union evangelisticmeetings and all of the persons whohave promised to assist In taking thereligious census of the city, is calledfor Tuesday, May 16, at 2 o'ciock lathe Baptist church parlor. Sample Room in Connection.

All Modem Convenience.

The Hygeiev. IceMade from Pure Distilled Water.

PRICES, 2,000 lbs. or more each delivery, - 25c per hundred

1,000 to 2,000 lbs. " " 35c "50 to 1,000 lbs. M " 50c

Less than 501 bs. " " 75c

CRYSTAL ICE CO.. : McGuire & Webb

Parties going to the country wiT

consult their beat interests by calllnrat Clay ft Rogers Hvery barn whernice rigs at reasonable prices may a1

ways he had. 11-3- 5MUS. J. i:. MOOKIS, Prop.

Try Turner's Poultry and you will

buy there all the time. 5--

The Boys' club of the Y. M. C A.wiUmeet In their apartments on Saventhstreet t 7:30 o'clock this evening.All boys between ihe ages of twelveand sixteen are eligible to membershipin this helpful and deservin? rrganl-zatio- n

that has for the purpose of itsexistence the good of all.

How's This? B. G PITTENGER,SIGN WRITING,

PICTURE FRAMING,

WALL PAPER, GLASS,

PAINTS, ETC.

002 SIXTH STHELTl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward firhiit ctwof Catarrh that lie cured byHsiU'K Catarrh Cure.

F. .) CHENEY ft CO.. Toledo. OWe, thft untleniiKiiiKl. have known F. J.

Cheney for the lat 15 yta-R-, nd believe him

jwrfertly honorable In all bnnlm-- transac-tions anil financially ab e to carry out anyobligations made fcv biHflrm

Paso, Texas, from Oakland, Cal., hav-

ing his eyes treated by a specialist.H. H. Wilhlte, the popular clerk in

the Alvarado hotet at Albuquerque forthe past year or two, has come up toLas Vegas, where he will assume theduties of cashier in the Castaneda ho-tel.

Judge IT. L. Waldo, solicitor for theSanta Fe railway company In NewMexico, returned to his headquartersoffice in this city last evening from ashort sojourn with his family in Kan-sas City.

Dr. W. T. Urown of the MontezumaRanch Resort, left for Chicago Satur-day evening, accompanied by his littledaughter. They will visit for a few

WAl.tHMi. KINNANflS MAKVIJI,Wholesale DruitRtsts. Toledo, O

Hall's Catarrh Cura is taken internally, acting directlv upon the blood and mucous surf-ace, of the system. Testimonials sent free.

A down-countr- y exchange Is authori-ty for the statement that, years ago,the New Mexico legislature passed alaw providing an appropriation fromcounty funds for the burial of sol-

diers. The matter was revived by thereceipt of a letter by the San Miguelcounty commissioners from the audi-tor of the treasury department InWashington. D. C, asking If an allow-ance would be mnde or had beenmade, for the burial In the case ;fPedro Carrasco, late a II. S. pensioner

THESolrt fv lirnifinsts. rrice. ;sr per nome.Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hardware oIealeuSpring Styloo

Duvall's Dinners

Can't Be SurpassedTwelve years he hascatered to Las Vegans

PL CM It IN UTINNING SADDLKKY

(il'Nl'ltAL IIAItDWAIll?

MASONICTEMPLE.The

OLIVERTypewriter

The Best Typewriter In the World.It has jj the number of Parts the

ordinary typewriter has therefore hasthe opportunity to tt out of repair

- it writes more easily more surel- v-

Coorc Lumber CompanySash, Doers, Builders Hardware WalljPapcr

Glass, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes,

Coal and Wood

The meal'), the service,the prices, have been

weighed thoroughly,end found not want

ing.

Go to DUVALL'S LWing Room.

Gibson Tie Dark Brown Viol FlexibleSola Colonial Heel '2.tiO

Oxford Lace Russian Calf RusssetWelt Sole Military Heel 2.AO

tnoreclerl t It.tn any other typewriter.An I ' v U tml five times the Hard work and give Perfect Satisfaction

A ti no u- - I i aVlhM H"t of all the other typewriters.j ,;, ,v , ,,.edby the Operator for it fMStffM her k and makes it

look better.Ka b t Hi ei Smvmm Itm own Oomt In ono ymarl

THE OPTIC CO.. Lcls Vegas Agent

." Per Cent Off For Cash.

C. V. HEDGCOCK.ridge S treat. COTII FU0Z53 NO. OOno. og

aLAI VIQAI OAILY OPTIC MONDAY, MAY 15,

lo hold a ihi m I tT of tnoiHIngs at the H' O'unsQ'i t'O'uihcourt houHtt and at It'unt one or twomm mi? A good story boars repeating, use

Red Cross Bag Blue; all good grocerssell It. e.

out of door mowing In the plant. OfthtrpruQUilns,course, the public was cordially In

IkaTsbaSM Habitvited, for the aim of those nioetlngs isM NttiraiihiMa

..SUMMER SESSION..OF

NEW MEXICO

Hm IMMMTYto reach evory one. There wus goodmusic at all th sorvlci--s by a specialchoir and Mr, 1 1 an ton who U a finesoloist. jure THE IEELEY

IXSTITUTE,arktl?

SAME HERE The last legislature

Mrs. w. A. Roberts ft Las Crucoifor a visit to rotative In oast Texas.

Claartfl For Action.When the body is cleared for action,

by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you cantell It by tbjo bloom of health on thecheeks; the brightness of the eyes;the firmness of the flesh and muscles;the buoyancy of the mind. Try them.At all druggists, 25 cents.

passed what has been popularly termed "the good roada law," which Is onaof the best acta created by that as- -

serably, remarks the Sliver City Enterprise. It provides that county commlssioners may at any time before thetax rolls of the county are complete,levy upon all of the taxable propertywithin any precinct within the county,

J. F. Fleming, the young cattleman,spent ft day in Sliver City, Ho willsoon deliver 100 head of cattle at thatpoint for shipment to J. F. Phillips ofDemlng.

Many School Children are Sickly.Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for

children used by Mother Gray a nurseIn Children's Home, New York, Breakup colds in 24 hours, cure Feverish-ness- ,

Headache, Stomach TroubK i,Teething Disorders, move and regu

Las Vetfas, June 19 to August 11.

ALGEBRA, PHYSICS, BOTANY,

PEDAGOGY, ZOOLOGY,

CIVIL GOVERNMENT, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR

PHYSIOLOGY, U. S. HISTORY,

OBSERVATION WORK, GEOGRAPHY, PRIMARY METHODS,

ORTHOGRAPHY, READING,

Mrs. M. S. Watklns went to Here-ford, Texas from Roswell In answer toa telegram announcing the Illness ofher brother-in-law-.

WALL FALL! DOWN Wednesdaymorning about 4 o'clock nil of thesouth wall cncloHlng the dining roomkitchen end baih room of the real-denc- e

of p. R. Smith In Doming auri

denly full In, cnunlng a damage of levera) hundred dollars. The adjacentwalla are most badly aiming and mayhave to be rebuilt,

BROKE HER WRIST Mr. W. W.Lawhon of Doming bad the misfortuneto break her wrist. The team hitch

d to the aurrey in which ahe waa rid-

ing, began kicking and Mra, Lawhonbecoming frightened, Jumped from thecarriage, She la improvng rapidly andthe injury will give her no eerlouatrouble,

S

FIRST MARRIAGE LICENSE Thafirst person to take out a license inGuadalupe county to marry under thenew law, was Tomas Martinez, of

aged about seventy fiveyears, and who recently receivedover $1,000 from Uncle 8am, aspension. The bride, Isabel Oamboa,it la understood, is a grl about fifteenyears of age.

JAILER ASSAULTED Juun deDtos Ortega, from Anton Chlco, butwho for the pan month has beon titPuerto de Luna acting as Jailer, wasmofli' brutally assaulted and nearly

late the Bowels, and Destroy Worms.Mrs. Emily Maronn, Merlden, A,says: "It Is the best medicine In Ue

a tax for road purposes, said levy, however, to be made only upon petition tothe board, signed by a majority of thetaxpayers of the precinct In which thelevy Is to be made. The money so ob-tained shall be paid out only as direct-ed by the county board and In the preclnct only In which the levy Is made.There Is not a precinct in Grant coun-ty the condition of whose roads wouldnot warrant taking advantage of thisspecial levy and applying it to muchneeded Improvement.

Red Cross Bag Blue Is much thebest; Insist that your grocer give youthis brand. 5.

world for children when feverish ana

A Crttplnj Death.Blood poison creeps up towards the

heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns,Belle Plalne, Minn., writes that afriend dreadfully Injured his hand,which swelled up like blood poisoning.Bucklen's Arnica Salve drew out thepoison, healed the wound, and savedhis life. Best In the world for burnsand sores, 25c at all druggists.

constipated." Sold by all Drugglitsor by mall, 25c. Sample sent FREE

Two or more classes in each bTanch. Double dally recitations In

Botany, Zoology, Advanced Ped agog y and Physics.Tuition free. Send for Bulletin of the Summer Session.

Edmund J. Vert, President.Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy,N. V. 1.

J. J. Kelster, who came to SilverCity from Gold Hill some weeks agofor treatment at the ladles' hospital,has recovered sufficiently to be on Urnstreets.

Frank Divers and S. A. Bowman returned to Roswell from a trip up theroad, where they went to look aftersome cattle.killed by H. C. Cook, a prisoner who

Is at the county Jail awaiting the actlon of the grand Jury on a charge of

The stone work on the A. Bushkevltz, building Is progressing very rap-idly at Roy, Mora county.

While a bilious attack is decidedlyunpleasant It is quickly over whenChamberlain's Stomach and LiverTablets are used. For sale by alldruggists.

Thlo lo tho Fcrmcr'o Year

BuyPlows and Seeders Now

Letter Come to Us for Your

Harvesting MachineryAnd when the abundant crops havebeen garnered we will buy them forCash

having robbed the railroad company'scars at Santa Ron.

A PREDICTION Miss Nellie Hud-son, niece of Col. Richard Hudson,arrived In Doming from New Yorkcity, and will spend some time in that

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy theVery Best.

"I have been using Chamberlain'sCough Remedy and want to say it Isthe best cough medicine I have evertaken," says Geo. L. Chubb, a mer-

chant of Harlan, Mich. There Is no

question about its being the best, asit will cure a cough or cold In lesstime than any other treatment. Itshould always be kept in the houseready for instant use, for a cold canwhiter than snow. Delights the laun-

dress, all grocers. .4

A Good Suggestion.Mr. C. B. Wain wright of Lemon

City, Fla., has written the manufac-turers that much better results are ob-

tained from the use of Chamberlain'sColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedyin cases of pains in the stomach, colicand cholera morbus by taking It inwater as hot as can be drank. Thatwhen taken In this way the effect Isdouble in rapidity. "It seems to getat the. right spot Instantly," he says.For sale by all druggists.

D. G. Martinez will move his houseoutside of the town, limits of Roy andcity. MIhs Hudson Is a mont charming

young lady, and like all "tenderfeet,"is mortally afraid of either a horse or will open up business on the west side

of the town.

Cold Comfort From Doctors.Doctors say neuralgia is not danger

cow, Is plunging rlnht .into the mys-teries of the wild and vayy weft, andthe Headlight predicts that before thesummer is over the Utile lady will beable to ride a bronco or a calf withthe best of them.

ous. This is poor consolation to a suf Browne & Manzanares CoWholesale Grocers, Wool, Hides and Pelts

Complete Line of Amole Soap Always on Hand

Charles Dennis, postmaster at Mim-bre- s,

Grant county, left Silver Cityfor a s' visit to an older broth-er at Hancock, Michigan.

Martin Maher, who resided at Sil-

ver City for many years and duringthat time held many important posi-tions of trust, has returned to his LosAngeles home, after spending severaldays there on business.

ferer who feels as If his face werepierced with hot needles and torn witha thousand pairs of pincers. A wordof advice to him: Stay Indoors anduse Perry Davis' Painkiller. The bless-ed freedom from pain which followsthis treatment cannot be told. ThereIs but one Painkiller, Perry Davis.'

Remlglo Lopez, of Roy, who is em-

ployed as clerk for the Floershelmmercantile company, left for Buereyoson a twenty days' visit among his

pipe organ and advanced lessons invoice culture and instrumental music.

Why 8uffer From Rheumatism?Why suffer from rheumatism when

one application of Chamberlain's PainBalm will relieve the pain? The quickrelief which this liniment affordsmakes rest and sleep possible ,andthat alone Is worth many times itscost. Many who have used it hopingMily for a short relief from sufferinghave been happily surprised to findthat after awhile the relief becamepermanent. Mrs. V. II. Leggett ofYum Yum, Tennessee, U. S. A., writes.

FIRST CUSTOMER PRE8ENT J.A. Mahoncy on Monday taut, complet-ed the twentieth year of continualbuslneHS at his old stand, corner ofGold avenue and Spruce street, atDemlng and a peculiar coincidence ofthis fact Is that the first customer towhom Mr. Mahonoy sold on openinghis store twenty years no, was thefirst person to enter his place of bus-iness Inst Monday morning and makea purchase. This fact Is not only apeculiar one, but it goes to show thatIn nil - these past years Mr. Mahonoyhas not become unpopular as a trades-man.

4EVANGELIST8 REACH SANTA FEWednesday evening In the Presby-

terian chuch at Santa Fo began theseries of evangelistic meetings lyRev. Francis E. Smiley, D. D, andW. P. Hanson. Other services Hi reheld at BC John's Methodist Episcopalchurch and arrangements were made

How to Ward Off Old Age.The most successful way of ward-

ing off the approach of old age Is tomaintain a vigorous digestion. Thiscan be done by eating only food suit-

ed to your age and occupation, andwhen any disorder of the stomach ap-

pears take a dose of Chamberlain'sStomach and Liver Tablets to correctIt. If you have a weak Etomach orare troubled with indigestion, youwill find these T?blets to le Just whatyou need. For sale by ill druggists.

Saved By Dynamite.Sometimes, a flaming city is saved

by dynamiting a space that the firecan't cross. Sometimes, a coughhangs on so long, you feel as if noth-

ing but dynamite would cure it. Z. T,.

Gray, of Calhoun, Ga., writes: "Mywife had a very aggravated cough,which kept her awake nights. Two

physicians could not help her; so Bhe

took Dr. King's New Discovery forConsumption, Coughs and Colds,which eased her cough, gave hersleep, and finally cured her." Strictlyscientific cure for Bronchitis and La

Grippe. At all druggists, price 50c and$1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle free.

Terrific Race With Death."Death was . fast approaching,"

writes Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa,Fla., describing his fearful race with

death, "as a result of liver trouble andheart disease, which had robbed meof sleep and of all interest in life. I

had tried many different doctors andseveral medicines, but got no benefit,until I began to use Electric Bitters.So wonderful waa their effect, that inthree days I felt like a new man, and

By Bribing the Nerveswith opium a cough may be stoppedtemporarily, but the Inflammation ofwhich the cough is a symptom goesfrom bad to worBe. Do not waste timeand money on delusive "cough mix-tures." Remember that Allen's LungBalsam does not merely put the nervesto sleep. It gets right down to theroot of the trouble and so cures evendeep-seate- d affections of the throatand lungs.

"I am a great sufferer from rheumatism .all over from head to foot, andChamberlain's Pain Balm Is the onlything that will relieve the pain." Forsale by nil druggists.

Miss Ida McCune leaves Roswell soonfor Kansas City and Chicago, whereshe will take a special course on the

today I am cured of all my troubles."Guaranteed at all druggists; price 50c.

A E3EW VEAL'S SMJE Offl MA V, a

We have just finished the Fourth Year's inventory of our business and its story, is told. Sell- - img as we do at a very close margin, the sum of our net profits has not been large. The patronageof our people however, has been generous and their payments prompt. We are disposed therefore,to be well satisfied with the results and both in appreciation of past favors and to introduce theFIFTH YEAR in a manner to be pleasantly recalled by our patrons we shall present to the trade

flMW MEVJ YEAR'S SALE IU MAYDuring the continuance of which event it shall be our endeavor to so interest the people of Las Vegas in the SPECIAL VALUES of certain line of firstclass family supplies that it will be both to their profit and pleasure to trade at our store. If you are interested in the following list, send us your order,or better still, call and examine our stock, which contains good things and bargains that we have not space to enumerate. .

Oalo Gomntonooo Tuooday Morning, May 16th and Continues VJodnoaday and Thursday,May 17th and 18th.

15 pounds granulated sugar SI. 00

50 pounds Diamond M flour .... 1.50

5 pound bag Bourbon coffee 00c

Lipton's Ceylon and India tea,No. 1 quality, 1 pound can (oc

i pound can, 35c; pound can, 20c.

Fancy Sun Cured Japan Tea, per po nd 40c

Criterion Fancy English BreakfastTea, per pound ...... 40c

Pearl Tapioca, per p.utnd ...... '. .... . 7c

German Sago per pound 7c

Kxtra Fancy large size lemons, per doz 20c

Good quality Macaroni, per lb package 10c

Vermicelli ' " " 10c,

Spaghetti " " 10cN

2 lbs Me-ido- Gold butter it c

10 pounds of Pure Card 95c10 pounds Lard Compound 70c

9

20 pounds best Greeley potatoes 25c

Libby'b Wafer Sliced Dried Beef. l2 lb can 15c

Petits Pois extra Tins from Italy. 3 cans 50c

Crown brand pickles in triangle -

pint bottles, two for 25c

Imperial fancy evaporated apples, per lb. 10c

Fancy Muir dried peaches, per pound 2ltCChoice Calif, white cooking figs, per lb. 7c2 Crown Loose Muscat ale raisins, per lb. 7c

The King Bird parlor matches aresecond to none. 500 full count tobox; eight boxes for 25c

Sardine du Grenadier, 2 boxes for. ..... 25c

7 cans assorted Standard Californiatable fruit $1.00

Homo Oomfort Brand.Apple, Peach or Plum butter, per can 15cHubbard Squash, 3 lb can. 15c; 7 for.. $1.00

Konwood Brand.Pure fruit jelly in 2ji lb tins, per tin. . 20c

Paiaoo Oar Brand.3 lb can Pared and cored whole

apples, 3 for 50c3 lb can pumpkins, 15c, 7 f-- $1.00Jackson brand: 2 lb cans tomatoes,

3 cans for 25c; 1 dozen cans. .. . 95cSwan brand: 2 J lb can tomatoes,

10c a can; one dozen cans. ...... $1.15Oak brand: 2)i lb can solid pack to-

matoes. 12Jc a can; I d zen cans $1.40Sunburst sugar corn, 3 cans, 25c; per do, 95cValley brand early June peas, 10ja

can, per dozen cans SI. 15sziteaTlzSzcioVJIth Everything except Sugar. A veto for tho OBOO PJcno and CIOO la Odd with &aoh Wo Cash Purchase.

SYD3S.

MONDAY. MAY 15, m.(.At VIQA DAILY OPTIC

The Savings Bank Store Las Vegas Iron WorksU UMfcllalKa"Where 10 Cents Is King." Foundry & Machine T

D FUL DE&LEQ

Shops

Union (inMollue KnglnH, theAluNt lMirttbl Power.

Stover UiiNollue KniruieN lorltiiiiiiinir I'rliitlnir lreNNH.

Grlmllnjr Mill, IMiiiipluir Ou-tfit, Wood Huwliiir, Hlcctrlc

IMantM, Lni'iiilrloN.

J. C. ADLON, Prop.

For a Disease Germ That Li'quoono Can't III 11. '

YOU CAN HKT1 Stick Bluing.. 011 Set Gate Hooks 011 Mouse Trap 031 Nut Meg Grater..... .021 Dottle Black Ink 031 Stove Lifter 031 Tack Hammer 041 Flesh Brush 041 Cake Turner ,., ,041 Can Opener .041 Pr. Men's Black or Tan Hose., .051 Pr. Ladles' Black Hose....,,., .06Children's Sun Bonnets, each JO

EUREKALOLITCtl-ECZE- tlA CURED

Not Mmtthlnf that will curt av.rythlng, but a .peclnc praaoribwl for over lulrt j yeara byIkx-to- r Burnt, one of Lunilon'a moal it'lebratad akin pecUUat.

The Burckalul Ecicata Car In the famona remedy cuarranuwd. to quickly rolleveandpermanently cure any diaetwe of the akin or aealp. It la purely antlaepUo and germicidal. Wahave thousand of teatlmonlala to prova the true virtue of It poaltlva cure.

Don't waata your time and money on "cura-alla- ." They absolutely do no goad.WtIM to us at onea tor our famous EurakaM Eciaata Cure. It will tell the story thai It

more convincing than paif m of argument. Price postpaid, 60 cents and 11.06.Don't auftar from those tortnresome Piles. One application 0! the famous Earskale! Pile

Cars will give Immediate relief. Price, postpaid, 50 eenta.THE CVRCKALOL R.CMEDYCO.. 1197 BERGEN STREET. BROOKLYN. N. Y

8,000,000 ACRES Of LAND

FREEUncle Sam has this amount of land toK'ivc away in 160-acr- e tracts, in thecounties of Stutsman, Kidder, Lojjan,Mcintosh, WelN, McLean, Burleigh, Em-mons, Morton, Olive, Mercer, Stark, andBillings, North Dakota, at less than

20 Cents an Acre! Lowest of Rates

via

NORTHERN PACIFICRAILWAY

Address For information, C. W. Mott,General Emigration Agent, St. Paul; forrates, D. I). Gardner, Dint. Puss. Agt., 210Commercial Bldg., St; Louis, Mo.

mlaelaa TabamlMitretere-tia-il aUMM YuaieraUla

Mwe-u- oat vanooeaielaea-ai- aM WwaMBK J

SUJltaaasa that keela wt lavar-a- U lal

U. rtaalw of I iu pur. or BoituBe iTlaatrfo.td.ktuvr Liquuauu. ama MaTtiitlaaa,

aaMMBBluaiBS aaai au drugt oaa 4a.

50c. Dottle Free.If yon seed Liquozone, and hsve

never tried It, please send ua thiscoupon. We will then mall you aa oroer on a local druggist lor a Mil-sl-se

bottle, and we will par the druggist oureelves for it This la our freegut. mad to convince you; to showyou what Llouotone la. and what ttcan da In Justice to yourself, please,accept It to-da- y. for it places 70a under no oDugauoo wnatever.

Liquozone coats BOo, and L

CUT OUT THIS COUPONfor this alar miy aei appaar aaaia. rill. atIh. blank. nd B.ll ( f T6a UqneioaaCaQtaear, 46S-4- M Wabath Ava., CUeace.

MydlsaataliI hava aa.r triad Lloaoion., hat If yea will

apply b. a 60o.boul.tr. twill uk.lt

t 1t CIt. fall ad JrMB-w- tlt. plainly.

Aay phyatelaa at feotpltal aetyMUeaaaoBa wUl M slaeiy tapaUaa far a MaS

none of the other injuries are believedto have been fatal.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

(Homestead Entry No. 7848.)

Department of the Interior, Land Of-

fice at Santa Fe, N. M., April 18,1905.

Notice is hereoy given that the follo-

wing-named settler has filed noticeof his Intention to make final proof Insupport of his claim ,and that saidproof will be made before U. S. courtcommissioner at Las Vegas, Nl M., onMay 29, 1905, viz:

Maria A. L. de McEneary for theSE1-4NE1--

Sec. 17, T. 15 N., R. 23 E.He. names the following wltnessep

to prove his continuous residenceupon and cultivation of said land, viz:

Alejandro Fresquez, of Corazon, N.

M.; Tomas A. Medina, of Corazon, N.

M.; Julio Padilla of Sanchez, N. M.;Telesfor Montoya, of Le Doux, N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register

Bread anil PastriesWM. SHASOH.

Phonm 77. Mmllonal Avm.

D. & R. 0. SystemSanta Fe Branch

Tlcna Tsbla No. 71.I Effective November 7th, 1U04 I

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BikxI meaUarn ervl.At Antonito for Durango, Silverton. ami

AtAtttmoMa for Denver, Pueblo and lnter-inedii-

pointu via either the standard gungoline via m Vtta Pass or thn narrow gauice viaSaliila, ninkinK the entire trip In diiy Itartit andpiwHirtf through thefamoafa Royml Oorgm,alao for all points on CrtMle branch.

A. 8. Baiinit,Traveling I'ftHsenKer AKent, Panta Fe, N. M.

8. K. Hoopeh. O. V. A .

Denver, ekilo

Ob renr battl nf i .nr 11.000 for a dueu gtra that itaTTT .UAl 1.111 Tl.

And It la tha onlv m E

ftrmi In the body without killing theUuuee. too. Any drug that kills gormsM a polaon, end it cannot be ta!m In-

ternally. Medicine It almost hdpleeala any germ disease, it la tin (actwnlcn gives Liquozone Its worth tohumanity i a worth ao great that, afterUetlng the product for two years.mm! A Alt Ann il. . .

vu,vuu 4or iaa American-- rights.And we hare apent over on million dolIr"1 '2 " 7 nret Dot--Hi nd !76 u to ach tick oat

Acts Like Oxygen.Liquoxone is not made by com- -

Sounding drugs, nor la there anyIts Tlrtuea are derived sole-

ly from gas largely oxygen gas by aprocess requiring Immense apparatusand 14 days' time. This process has,for more than 20 years, been- - the con-ata- nt

subject of sctentifio and chemicalresearch.

The result is a liquid that docs whatoxygen does. It la a nerve food andWood food the most helpful thing InOo world to you. Its effects are ex-

hilarating, vitalizing, purifying. Yet itIs an absolutely certain germicide. Thejreason Is that germs are vegetables;

THE TERRITORY.

WHERE IS SHE? C. A. Hudson,the north Second 6treet painter at Al-

buquerque, has received a letter fromTomson & Co., of Philadelphia, manu-facturers of the "Red Seal" lye, inquir-ing the whereabouts of Mrs. M. V.Mack, who represented them in NewMexico a short time ago.

TRANSFERRED AGAIN RichardM. Hardinge, for many years directorof the United States weather bureauat Santa Fe, but lately in charge ofthe weather bureau at Syracuse, N. Y.,has been transferred to take chargeof the weather bureau at Grand Junc-tion, Colo.

OVERLAND IN AN AUTO JohnW. Catron, son of Hon. and Mrs. T.B. Catron, of Santa Fe, who has beena student at the school of mines atColumbia college, New York City, hasfinished his four years' course ofstudy and in March last received hisdegree of mining engineer, says theNew Mexican. His final examinations

AN OLD WS TRIBUTE.

a At a aaA a aAn imio rruiE Kaiser, o vears via,

Cured of a Terrible Case After TenYears of Suffering.

When suffering daily tortureFrom backache, rheumatic pain, I

'Any ill of kidneys or bladder.Turn to Doau's Kidney Tills.A cure endorsed by thousands.Read an old man's tribute.

Sidney Justus, fruit dealer, of Mentor,Ohio, says: "I was cured by Doan'sKidney Pills of a severe case of kidney

trouble o feight or tenyears' stand-

ing. I sufferedthe most severebackache andotber pains inthe region ofthe k i dueys.These were es-

pecially severe

SIDNEY JUSTUS. when stoopingto lift any-

thing,!

and often I could hardly straightenmy back. The aching was bad in the .

daytime, but just us bud at night, and Iwas always lame !n the morning. I wasbothered with rheumatic pains and drop-

sical swelling of the feet. The urinarypassages were painful, and the secretionswere discolored and so free that oftenI had to rise at night. I felt tired allday. Half a box served to relieve me. i

and three boxes effected a pennuaencure."' A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney

medicine which cured Air. Justus will I

be mailed on application to any part of.he United Slates. Address Foster-Mit-bur- n

Co.. Buffalo, X. Y. Sold by all I

dealers: price, tiftv writs oer box.

and Llquotone like an excess of oxySen il daarilv In aml

LlOUOZOn SfUl lain tll atMnaVInto the bowels and Into the blood,iu ko wnerever me Diood goes. Nogerm can eacana II anil nsui M.slst it. The resulu are Inevitable, for

lorm aisease must end when thegerms are killed. Then Liquozone,acting as a wonderful tonic, quickly

conaiuon oc perfect nealtn.Dlseasea which hawcine for tears vleM at ado, f.i.cone, and it cures diseases which medicine never cures. Half the people yonmeet wherever ton ara mb tnof cures that were made by it

Germ Diseases.Than ara Mia Vnnwn mm -

All that maritaln Ha tnmtrouble la tn haln Malnraw T wv.VW.MVimo BeriBB, ana sucn results are inai- -row ana uncertain, uquotone aitacxsvoe germs, wnerever tney are. Andwhen the germs which cause a diseaseara (fafitmvari thai rilaaaa ntni aniland forever. That is inevitable.Aaihma Ray FTr Influ.iuaA banco AnatBila ldn. UihumHronetaltlt i OnppaHlood Polnon liaaeorThaamtrnta INaea. ivarTranblaatowel Tronbls. 1 alalia Nan rmtrta!oub-co- lu 4aay Bmrt TroublatontamntlOD . llaa Pammoala'olio Croup Pleortir-Vot- aiynnitl nation

CamTb-C.n- Mr Herofnla aBhlllaITwnti7 llarrh.a 81 B DlBMtM.Dandrult Dioiwr Stomaeb TronblatOiipasala Taraat Troubla

were very creditable and of a high or-der. He will be in Santa Fe about thelast of this month and will spend thesummer with his parents. He is com-ing overland in an automobile all theway rrom New York and expects toreach here by the last of the month.His trip is proving most interestingand valuable.

BUSINESS CHANGE E. A. Walland son of Raton have purchased theJoe Moll restaurant at Gallup. JoeMoll will remain in Gallup for abouta week when he will go to Arkansasto visit his mother for a time. Heexpects to go to Kansas City later andopen a restaurant there. .

DISCLOSURES SOON GrosvenorClarkson, a special agent of the UnitedStates land office, is investigating intoalleged frauds in filing on governmentland in the Roswell district. Mr.Clarkson, so reports have it, promisessome startling revelations when thefederal grand jury meets at Roswellnext fall that will explain several mat-ters In regard to those illegal filings.

KEPT BUSY Rev. George J. Juil-lar- d

Is busy at Gallup these days indrilling some thirty or forty localstars who are to appear in the play"Fabiola" some time the last of thepresent month. The work of costum-ing those who take part is in itself nosmall task as the Roman dress fromhead to foot is required.

THE LAW ENFORCED Last Mon-- ,

day a week, the internal revenue de-

partment commenced the strict en-

forcement of the law prohibiting theuse of empty cigar boxes for displaypurposes by cigar dealers and hereaf-ter Silver City dealers in the fra-

grant leaf will have to relegate theirempty cigar boxes to the cellar. Ac-

cording to the order, it is unlawfulfor any dealer to make any use ofempty cigar boxes if there remainsupon the box, either the governmentrevenue stamp, the caution notice re-

quired on all boxes, or the brand markincluding the factory and federal dis-

trict number. The department claimsthat of late years, the use of emptyboxes for display purposes has becometoo general and tuat it tends to sug-gest or encourage the unlawful fillingof the boxes.

CRUSHED TO DEATH CharlesTatton, late of Cassville, Mo., who hasbeen living for several weeks withhis brother in a tent at 511 South Highstreet, was caught beneath a cavingsand bank in the foothills near hishome at 5:30 Saturday afternoon andreceived injuries of which he died twohours later, says the Albuquerque

(Journal of Sunday. Tatton, whocaught the full force of the fallingnanK, did not recover consciousness.

e receiveu aimosi instant rescuefrom the sand, and Dr. E. N. Wilson,who was on the ground an instant af-jt-er

the accident occurred, is of theopinion that an injury sustained at thebase of the brain was the one whichcaused Tatton's death, for although

! his body is badly crushed and bruised

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The Kl Paso-Northeaste- ro System and Rock IslandSystem is the shortest line between El Paso and the.'Great Southwest" and Chicago, St. Louis, Xan-sa- s

City and all points North and East.The Golden State Limited is the most magnificently equipped train

in Transcontinental service.All MaU vlav thla rout are Mrvd In Dining Car.The entire train is lit by electricity and heated by steam.All connections made in Union Depots.Equipment is operated. through without change between

Sau Brancisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Kansas City,Chicago, St. Louis and Minneapolis.

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You can go to Californiaany day between March1st and May lbth for$25.00, a little more thanhalf fare one way.

comfortably in tourist Pull"man or chair car

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Las Vetfas N. M.

iunusual opportunity to ins

pect California farm lands.

Batlmaua ien on Brick and atone tnildlngaAlso, on all Cemetery Work.

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MONDAY, MAY 15, W5.LAI VIOAt DAILY OPTIC.

VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S

Grand Spring CarnivalUnder the Auspices of E Romero Hose Co.

Eutterick Patterns6-- Six Big Days of Fun and Frolic--6

Don't Use a Rattletrapthat will get the dog to howling ard wake theneighbors, but get a noinelcHH

Dtt.ll Bearing Giant Universal Lawn Mower

they are the fasten t and lightest running in theworld. Price right, too. Both Phonex.

Ludwid Wm. Ilfeld, Th Hardwaremn

Brief Meadow City ParagraphsReduced to

10c, 15c and 20c

None HigherJune Patterns on eel thie week. Faahlon Sheeie Free

COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 22

All Attractions Furnished By

THE GREAT A0NARCH SHOWS

Consisting of

Ten New and Up-to-Da- te Paid Shows

. Three New and Unparalelled Free Acts

Attorney W. II. Dunkcr returned yesterday from Springer, where he hadbeen called to attend ine case oi moterritory of New Mexico vs. Jameadrey and James M. Caldwell, the aawmm men rrom nan a reax, wno werecharged with disposing of mortgagedproperty, or in other words with steal-ing a saw mill. Mr. Bunker represent iLETELD'S 56e Plaza

Race MmLJune 6, 6 and 7 rtct maat will

ba hald In Laa Vagaa undar thaauaplcta af tha Waatarn Racing elf

. cult Tha baat haraaa In tha waatwill ba hart. Liberal puraaa will

ba affarad and tha program will

ba attractive. Particular will ba

glvan upon application ta R. K.

TWltehall, prealdant, er R. J. Tau

part, aecretary of tha Laa Vogaa

Driving association. .

Gorgeous Free Display of Fireworks Every Nighted the defendanta and after a trial atSpringer, Judge Hutchison rendereda verdict discharging the defendantaat 7:30 p. m., on Saturday evening. Something Doing all the Time

On the Plaza, Old Town.The orobatlng of the last will andtestament of Juan Jesus Medina waspostponed today until tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

There Is going to bo a tremendouoOn the Diamond.The Victors, the west side team, did

up a picked nine from the east side to

Tha laraatment and Agency corpo-

ration will negotiate tha purchase andale of ranch and city property, mort-

gage loana and lnveatmenta generally.Office will open about May 15th. Applications can now be made to A. A.

Jones, J. II. Stearns or A. B. Smith.

the tune of 20 to 7 yesterday.

ft

salo of OXFORDS this Spring andSummer

.

We can show you the largest assortment and latest stylesin black, tans and white canvas, for ladies, misses

and children and prices are right.

In the game between the Boomersand the Blues yesterday afternoon onthe high school grounds, the Boomerswon out by a score of 27 to 14.

Are the Prfctlon f DIlcleuna

GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PUREThe game between the AlbuquerqueBrowns and the Las Vegas Blues SatHappy New Year! This may sound

nn nf date: but there Is nothing out fturday afternoon at Traction park In

One nnund. 35c: two nounds. 65c: three nounds. 1.of date about Da via & Sydes' announce the Duke City ended with a score ofment on page 6. o- -

10 to 1 in favor of the Albuquerqueteam. The second game between the

:i ' t - -

Once taste them and always remember them.Price not a factor when Quality is considered.See XA New Year's sale In May.

page 6.

teams In Albuquerque, Saturday, was amuch better exhibition on both sidesthan on the preceding day. The score

2

stood at the end of the game, 7 to 5, in WrOnlyat

C D. BOUCHER'S.In the announcement.' of votes in

the Competitive Trade Contest which favor of the Browns. tappeared In Saturday night's Optic,Convocation of Episcopal Church ..Next Door to Poet Office...the St Paul's Episcopal cnurcn wun

The thirteenth annual convocation774 votes waa Inadvertently omitted.of the Episcopal church for the dis SPORLEDER SHOE CO.trict of New Mexico met on Thursdayat St. Luke's church In Doming. Atthe opening service there was a celebration of the holy communion, saysthe Graphic of that city.

The convocation sermon was preached by the Rev. A. O. Harrison. ' Thebishop delivered his annual address at3 o'clock In the afternoon, after whichthere was a business session. At nightthere was a missionary service withaddresses by the Rev. Norman F. Mar--

LOOKING

INTO THE FUTURE

comes hard to some people. Theydon't think long enough nor farenough nor hard enough. They caaonly see the small amount saved wbeabuying an under-price- d article. Qua!ity is not thought of at the time.Nobody is going to sell you a 50-ce- nt

article for two-bit- s unless some-

thing has happened to it They don'tsee that the

Chaa. P. Rudulph says in. a letter toThe Optic: Recent frosts are retardingthe growth of vegetatlon.but with themoisture which the soil acquired dur-

ing the winter and spring, it is not yetlate, and a few warm days will makeall plants shoot right up. Streams allrunning full and although fishing le-

gally commences Monday,, thesportsman will have to wait until thevolume of water decreases considera-bly before any enjoyable finning canbe done. Our usually beautiful valleybaa donned its green and all kinds ofstock are doing well.

VL T. Winters, pharmacist at theWinters drug store, has received wordthat his sister, Miss Kathyrn, was un-

injured In the awful tornado whichswept over Snyder, O. T., though shelost all her worldly effects in thestorm.

SELECT YOUR. DRUGGISTWith the sime care you select your physician.PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED HEREare filled with minute care and the PURESTDRUGS in the market. "Tust as Good" is a

principle we carefully avoid, when filling your

prescription. We use THE B'CST ONLY,and OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.

O. G. SCHAEFER, The Druggist

Khali of Carlsbad, the Rev. Jacob M

White of Alamogordo. and the RevHenry W. Ruffner of Silver City.

The cause of missions was treatedfrom different standpoints. The Ignorance that prevails In regard to missions is bard to dispeltoo much effort cannot bo made In this directionToday there waa service In the morn

rCOR. SIXTH AND DOUGLAS. LEADERSHIP IN THE GROCERY BUSINEoScomes from continuously giving the best service for the least money.We won't sell you things to eat for less than they are worth or we won'taell you things Uat are not what they seem at any price. We will sellyou the best for the least possible price and that's why we lead In thistown. Ask your neighbor. We're willing to abide by his verdict

J. Ms STEARNS, GrocerBASE BALL AND BAT FREE

lug and a closing business session inthe afternoon. The sermon and ad-

dresses havw all been of a helpfulcharacter, and show that the clergyof the Episcopal church In this districtare men of ability.

Those in attendance were the Rt.Rev. John Mills Kendrlck, D. D., ofPhoenix, Arizona, bishop of New Mex-- .

ico and Arizona, The Rev. HenryEaster of El Paso, Texas, the Rev.Norman F, Marshall of Carlsbad, theRev. Henry W. Ruffner of Silver City,the Rev. Jacob M White of Alamogor

WITH EVERY BOY'S SUIT FROM $3.00 UP.

Chas. Allen and' family have re-

turned from Beevllle .Texas, to maketheir home here. Mr. Allen, this morn-

ing, began work with Davis & Sydea.He is an experienced grocery man andwill be a valuable acquisition to theenterprising, ambitious firm.

In t Eviry Detail the Leading Reta I Establishment of Las Vega sV

Neatness Is apparentIn every garment You'Ifind that the variety islarger and handsomer,and the values a littlebettor than youhave overseen before

do, the Rev. Franklin Davis of MeslllaPark, and the Hcv. A. G. Harrison ofAlbuquerque.

At the recent convention of the med-ical association here, it was decided topublish a Medical Journal, Dr. Q. II.Fltigerald has been elected editor andDr. P. O. Cornish, assistant editor.Both are Albuquerque physicians.

The open-ai- r concert by the west

Telegraph Brevities.Grand Island and surrounding

flooded by the Platte.Race train on Long Island ditched

side band In the plaza pnrk lastevening drew ont hundred of people. Russian Blouse suits, with

and fireman fatally injured.

SPECIAL SALE and SPECIAL VALUES

30 inch Black Taffeta Silk Guaranteed 98c yd

In Dress Goods (5c Values for 49c Yd

30 inch Fancy Mohair Suitings mingled in

Blue and White, Brown and White, Gray and

White, Black and White striped.AG inch All Wool Lace Bunting in Pearl, Grayand Black onlv. All at 49c yard.

who were treated to some fine selections of music finely rendered. Theband boys play excellently well andare deserving of great credit for the

g Minister Bowen presents nis Blue orfthe asphalt story to Roosevelt.

I Richard Croker, brother of Herbert,Fls satisfied that death resulted fromEnaturul causes.

manner In which they deported themselves last evening.

The Great Monarch Shows

Eaton and Sailor collars;bloomer trousers, Sergesand Cheviots sizes 3 to6, new colorings

Double Breasted 2--place Suitsknee trousers In Serges,Cheviots and Worsteds,new colorings, ages 8 to10 yoars-$3.0- 0 to $6.00.

Now wash suits DusterDrown and Russian

Amoskeag Apron Ginghams 18x30 Hucked Towels fancyred border10c each

Ladies' Muslin SkirtsLadies' Muslin Gowns

at 49c

says:No matter how slim orbroad waisted, long orshort legged you can'toverstep the range of

10 vds.for 55cFruit of the Loom and Lon-

sdale Muslin, 36 Jnch.10 yds. for 75c

sizes iouna in my i rousers.

Agents for STKNDRRD Patterns.rirst Communion Suits In

; Dluo or DlackNew Spring Caps) now

ready

and turns a complete somersault inmid air and dives into a tank of waterof thirty-si- x Inches; next comes theMarvelous Melville, one of Ilamumand Bailey's late sensations which

they brought from Europe with them,Melville's act consists of a mysticglobe, which is a scientific demonstra-tion of centrifugal force, is an unex-

plained mystery and has astoundedthousands of people; next on their pro-

gram comes the D'Ago's family in

ground and lofty tumbling; Geo. Bar-nu-

in an act that is original in itself,presenting the only pair of performingsheep In the world: the Davles Duo.in the Roman rings, and physical cul-

ture, In fact this show carries twentyfeature acts and Includes an array ofaerial exhibitions, acrobatic feats,

displays, high dives, and dar-

ing exploits and many of the extraordi-

nary features that have been conceivedor suggested during the past year. Asa combination, the acts of this Hip--

Of tha many attractions that theGreat Monarch Shows carry which

come here under the auspices of E. Ro-

mero Hose Co., and exhibit ou theplaza, old town, for one week com-

mencing May 22nd. perhaps the RoyalHippodrome Is the cap-she- of all, itis an attraction that is made up withall circus feature acts. Demon CarlGregg does an net that atarta theblood tingling through your veins ashe mounta a bicycle and rides downa steep lndjne 110 feet in length andat an angle of 45 degrees. Before hereaches the first hundred feet of hisdownward Journey there looms up achasm of twenty-si- s feet, which heleaps while on his bicycle and fromwhich there comes a solid mass offlame. . This act is called leaping the

' ftre chasm, and beyond doubt is themost haiardoua feat ever attempted.Johnny Mangle the premier of all highdivers is another of the Hippodrome'smany feat urea. Mr. Mangle divesfrom his ladder 135 feet in height

9Men' and Youths' Imperial,

Model and Peg Top are the Troiis-e- n

that bear my mark. iHENRY LEVY(Bn(Si(siJD!D(Bii0(Sj(Bii,,!fa Las Vegas Exclusive Dry Goods Store, 517 Sixth Street, Las Vegas, N. M.

1DO YOU ERT?!j podrome would bo too expensive forI an ordinary circus to present.

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f Our Fifth Year begins today. fIn honor of this event wemake an announcement on "

. 4.Page 6 which Is of vital In-- 4

4 terest to every housewife In 4Las Vegas.

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Housewives who are keen judges of superior grades of

Meat) and Grocerl0 will find it to their iidvau-tag- e

to do their trading with ns. The largest retailMarket and Grocery in Las Vegas. We are headquart-ers for xtra fancy Strawberries, Asparagus, Lettuce,Radishes, Cucumbers, uew Potatoes, green Onious.He Plant, Parsley. Spinach, iu fact everything in season.Get acquainted with our Teas and CofTees; it Is worthyour while. Our Motto: Quality, first, last and always.

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