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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

An enormous increase in United
States exports is shown.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

At Toledo the biennial session of the
Patrons of Industry opened.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

N TANY ddi dssghter pays in pain for her mother.
IVI ignorance or perhaps neglect. Z
The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
must suffer also This is true only limited extent No
excessive pain healthy Every mother should inform her
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

SEN for her own sake and especially
tor the sake of her daughter. Write
to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the ills of the feminine
organs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23
NVDUXGENT
MOTHERS

Many girls beauty wasted pain al
time of menstruation and many ndulgent mothers with
mistaken kindness permit their daughters to grow careless
about physical health.
Miss CARRIE M LAMB Big Beaver, Mich writes. DxAn
Mrs. PNKHAM-A year ago l suffered from profuse and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

relieved the PAIN given her better color and she feele
stronger and has improved way very grateful y
you for the benefit she has received great medicine
for young girls"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23
THE WELL-GRooMEDM(

K Takes Tire to be, Dressy, but Il
Pays.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
Fatal Explosion.

CAIRO, Ills, March 3O.-The boiler of
Ehe steamer Rowona Lee exploded and
the vessel sank in the Mississippi river
sast evening near Tyler, Mo. 1t is
probably the worst river disaster of
these waters In nearly halt a century.
OF the sixty people on board, about
thirty were negro deck hands. All on
board were drowned except Captain
George Carvel and enc mate. Among
the passengers reported lost axe; Clay
Lewis, Cairo, Ills., general freight
agent and solicitor Lee line; S. Il.
Humphrey, Cairo. Ills. lumber inspec-
tor of the Chicago Afill Il Lumber
company; James sullivan. Cairo. Ills.
lumber Inspector: AL Fdrris. Hickman.
Ky. The steamer was torn asunder
amidships and went down in few
moments. The boat landed at Tyler to
put off freight and was backing from
sshore when the accident occurred.
The Lee left Cairo Tuesday evening.
kShs was valued at $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, March 3O.-A special
to the Post Dispatch, from Cairo, ILL.,,
says: The Ora Lee was coming up the
river at the time the Rcwena Lee sank,
and at once began the work of rescue.
Only four persons were lost according
to the report of the officers of he Ora
Lee. They are: NJ. T. Kelly. naii
clerk, Memphis. Mrs. Chambers. pas
aeager Unknown woman passenger
aad . member of the crew.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
SAME old STORY FROM THE PHILIPPINES
More Trusts Are Formed For the Benefit of the
PeopIe--Nit.
Fatal STEAMSHIP EXPLOSION ON MISSISSIPPI

APIA, Samoa, March %, via. Auck-
land, March 80. Troubles growing out
of the election of king have resulted
in the bombardment Of the native viii
lagos along the shore by the United
States cruiser Philadelphia, Admiral
Kautz commanding, and the British
cruisers Porpoise and Royalist. The
bombardment continued intermittently
for eight days. Several villages were
burned. There have been number of
casualties among the American and
British sailors. The German consul
still upholds che provisional govern
ment in opposition to the British and
American consuls.
SOME MORE OF IT.
BERLIN March 30.--Brief official
dispatches from Apia, Samoa, dated
March 30, say: The bombariment
continues. In pursuance of military
orders the whites have evacuated many
houses. The chiefs of the Tanus party
who were exiled to other islands have
beer brought back from Upo;a. The
fire arms and ammunition taken from
Tanus January 2, have been returned.
SITUATION IMPROVING.
WASHINGTON, March S0.-Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Allen issued the
following statement:
"The last dispatch from. Admiral
Kautz is as follows: Auckland, March
29.-The situation is improving since
the dispatch of the 18th via. Sidney. !!
(Signedl KAUTz'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
The Trusts.

TRENTON. N. j., March 30.-Articles
of incorporation of the Compressed Air
Traction company, with a capital of
@i5,00900 were filed today. The COM
pany is empowered to manufacture and
deal in compressed air in capsules. The
incorporatorss are Henry Il. Rowland,
y. Reaping Bertram, of New York; G.
j. Prentiss, Montclair; Charles e. Levy,
New Orleans.
Articles were also filed for the Con-
solidated Street Railway company. with
a capital of $18000O00. The company
is empowered to manufacture railroad
cars and other rolling stock. This in
corporators are William B. Chapman,
New York; Al. G. Ridley, Brooklyn, and
Frank b. Polk, New York.
CINCINNATI. March 80. News has
been received here that the Empire and
Steel company was organized in New
York today by Rogers, Brown q Co., of
Cincinnati and Moore & Schley. of New
York. The capital is $5, ,000,0 900, half
preferred and half common. Its pur-
pose is to control large number Of
blast furnaces.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
THE FIGHT GOES ON.
The Usual Number of Slzirmishes,
With Deaths and Injuries.


NEW YORK, March 3O.-A dispatch
to the Herald, from Manila, Wednes-
day, says: The army's advance today
covered more than two miles before any
resistance was offered. AguinaIde,
with his family, is said to be preparing
to flee from Malolos. At Six O'clock
Wednesday morning the flying column,
with the third artillery and Montana
and Kansas volunteers on the left of
the railroad; Pennsylvania, South Da-
k0ta and Nebraska volunteers oE right,
started for Bocaye across two miles of
open field. The insurgents began a FIRE
Immediately. The American troops
never wavered. The Nebraska troops
swung in from the extreme left,
doubled up the insurgents left at the
river. The insurgents ran. The
wounded insurgents reported that the
enamy had retreated to Mal0l0C. IN
the Pennsylvania regiment there was
one killed, I've wounded; Kansas reg
iment lost one officer Is privates
wounded; in the Montana regiment Ave
were wounded: in the Nebraska regi-
meDt one man was killed, ten wQupqAd.
There was no resistance at Bigaa. The
troops advanced quickly In contracted
lines to GuiguintO. The Pennsylvania
regiment crossed the bridge as an adj
vance guard. Unexpectedly the In
surgents, concealed in the woods ahead.
opened hot Ere. Then the Kansas
regiment and one battalion of the
South Dakota rushed over the bridge
under fire. Two Utah battery guns
and one Colt rapid fzrer also came into
action. The insurgents had made
IFen ehes across the railroad. Our loss
was several killed and more than tWen-
~ wounded, before The insurgents we're
driven of.
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Found the win.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 30.-At-
torney l. ]. Rlngolsky brought suit in
the circuit court at Falls City, Neb,
to centest the will OF the late Stephen
M. Miles, of Falls City, the heirs, Miles
two daughters being plaintiffs, his two
sons defendants. Miles was "Star
Reuter-" and received large land grants
along his route in Nebraska from the
government. He died in 1897 leaving
an estate of over $3000,000. The petit
tion alleges that the two sons, Joseph
M. and Samuel, and their families, and
two daughters, now deceased, were
made joint heirs by will, but the sons
divided between themselves the entire
estate. Attorney Ringolsky claims to
have found the will witnessed by Thos
+. Miller and Ii. Ii. Quinn, st. Louis
hotel men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
Tesla,s Talk.

New YORK, March 80 Nicola Tesla
while expressing interest in Signor
Marconis achievement Of telegraphing
across the British Channel without
wires shows his admiration temper
ately, however, because he eexpects in a
short tine to go the young Italian a
great many better. Maroon telegraph
ed sthlrty-two miles without wires.
Tesla expects to telegraph from here to
Europe, three thousand miles. The
necessary thing" he said, lis to pro.
tect the conductors from outside influ-
euces; to insulate them completely, as
it we're. believe that / have done
thiS.r
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REPUBLICAN SPLIT j
Catron After Bartlett and Baca
the Municipal Contest at
Santa Fe.
Correspondents or Tar or7Ic.

l
SANTA FE, March 29.-The Repubii
can primaries In the second and tIlIr<
wards of the capital city were held this
afternoon. As usual the primafiel
for the first and fourth wards were
called for 7:30 p. NJ. AS most Of the
politicians live in the second and third
wards, it gives them an opportunity to
hx things in their own wards In the
afternoon, and then turn out in force "a
the 7:S0 p. m. primaries in the other
two wards. Your correspondent is in
formed that this system was inaugu-
rated some years ago by Mr.. Spiess,
when he was manipulating things here,
and wanted to be sure that they would
go his way. In the third ward the fight
seemed to be entirely on city clerk =
the Conklin faction against the Ortiz
force. The adberents of the two were
ordered to line up. on the opposite sides
of fireman's hall, to select chairman.
In the first count the committeeman
thought the Conklin forces had it 3S to
36, but so much dissatisfaction and con-
fusion prevailed that he concluded to
count again. This resulted in tie, 3S to
38. The committeeman then announced
he would adjourn the caucus until Z
o'clock, but again SO much dissatisfac-
tion was manifested that he concluded
to count the thild time. This time he
that the count was Al to 80
in favor of the Ortiz side. Soon after
which The Conklin crowd LEFT the hall
Young Garcia, son of the justice Of the
peace, was nominated for alderman, and
Jacob Weltmer for member of the
board of education. The race for
mayor, for day or so, seemed to be be- (,
tween Solicitor General Bartlett and r. |
L. Baca, late chief clerk of the legisla-
tive house, but Mr.. Catron attended |
this primary, and is one of the delegates
to the city convention, and don't pro-
pose that either shall be nominated.
In other words he has no use for either,
but is for Major Palen, if he will ac-
,ept; il not he is for some one else
against these two. 1t is safe to say that
ie will have his way, and that neither
Gen. Bartlett nor Mr.. Baca will be in 1t,
when the convention meets.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

CHICAGO. March 30.--Judge Jenkins
in the United States circuit court today
decided that within the meaning of the
constitution territory is not properly
state, and released Charles F.
Champion on writ Of habeas cor
pus. Champion was charged with ship
ping lottery tickets into the Territory
Of New Mexico, and was arrested in
Chicago on warrant calling for his re-
moval to Texas.
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A Strike Possible.

CLEvEL AND, Ohio. March 29.-At a
conference of Longshore men at which
all ore receiving ports were represented,
dt was decided to demand ore unloaders
scale to be advanced to | | cents. Cleve-
dand ore handlers received 10 cents last
gear rate at other points nine. 'Tis
said vessel men are not inclined to
grant an advance A strike may take
place affecting about six thousand men
and large number of lake vessels.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGs.

nus. N. MCcWe6neys S6cLlOu IOf6-
man, died at the railroad hospital in
Albuquerque at $40 O'clock yesterday
morning, from the effects of gunshot
wound which be received at WinsleW.
One Of the latest arrivals at the Al
buquerque railroad hospital is AL
Sperry. He is member of the Santa
Fe Pacific bridge and building force,
and was SO unfortunate as to break a
leg while at Navajo Springs the other
day. AL, who has many friends along
the line, is reported to be getting along
nicely
J. j. Frey and family, Of Topeka, &C.
companied by Mrs. Small, and G. 9.
Hall and wife, of Las Vegas, are ex-
pected to arrive in this city from the
north this evening, so as to take charge
of the Mcclellan residence on north
Fourth street on the LIST of April. Mr..
Mcclellan and wife have already moved
ont and now occupy their pretty resi-
dence on South Second street. Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. e Aver, of San
Marcial. New Mexico, stopped off in the
city today for short visit, while en-
route home from a trip to Denver. Mr..
Aver was recently promoted TO the po-
sition Of division superintendent Of the
Santa Fe. He owns a nice home in
Trinidad and is much interested in the
welfare and prosperity of the city,
Trinidad Chronicle.
1t is reported that the Atchison, To
peka & Santa Fe will erect shops at the
Point Richmeur terminal of the San
Francisco & San joaquin Valley rail-
road. recently acquired by them. Super
intendent of Machinery John Player Isl
now in San Francisco endeavoring to
secure suitable site for such shops,
which will embody all the latest i'm
provements In shop practice Railway
Age.
Limited train service over the Santa
Fe between Chicago and Los Angeles
will be discontinued in a little more
than two months. The last west bound
flyer will leave Chicago at 8 o'clock
Saturday morning, May 27. and viii
arrive in Los Angeles on May so. Re-
turning No. 4 will leave Los EAngeleS
May 81, and arrive in Chicago June q
This means limited service continued
to later date than was the case last
year, and the officials say that the oyer.
lapd traffic has been much hegTieF
is annourcsa that aR additional dairy
train will be put On by the lst Of Au-
gust.
Judge Sterry and Judge Maginnis
have won hard fight at Sacramento IN
securing the final signature of the gov
ernor to the bill which permits the
of the Valley and Santa
Fe railway companies, together with
The Southern California and the bit Of
the old Atlantic 8 Pacific extending
from the Needles TO Mojave. This was
announced by them to be the most din.
cult bit of work that either of the gens
tlemen named had met with in all their
experience Of working legislators. They
found the governor and the senate dead
against the maaqura h14f fhau hrauohf
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Met His Dase1rfs.

HARK1soKvfLLE Me-, March So
E. Bates Soper was hanged this morn
ing. His crime was murder In 1901. at
Archie. Of his wife and two young
Their heads were crushed
with an axe. Soper fled and married
again at Portland, Oregon. There he
killed smother child years old and was
captured at Ashland. California. II
1897. Ha caaS Sssssa;a ali these crimes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

GUADA1.AsARA. Mexico. March 30.--
The C0lima v6lcano is again IN state
OF eruption and iaya is pouring from
ifhs crater in great volume. The col
umn of m0lten matter IS forced to 3
height o several hundred feet. and Is
pouring dawn the sides Of tbs moun-
1aIn into The valley. destroying cfops
ard causing the Inhabitants to fee in
terror. The eruption has been accom-
spanied BY frequent earthquake shocks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
The Presidents Portrait.

CHICAGO, His, March S0.-The Chi
eago Union League club art committee
has commissioned George Peixto to
paint a portrait Of President McKin-
ley. It is the only modern portrait
since Tincoln's to hang IN company
with Washington and Jefferson in the
club house. No president having been
thus honored by the club since the days
OF negro emanciRation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
a Bad Egg.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March 30-Jannes
Reed, colored, was hanged today. Reed
shot Mrs. Susie Blakesley to death 10 q
tit of jealousy. He died on the same
scaffold on which his father, Martin
Reed, died In 1894, for the murder of
his wife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
Not Enough Evidence.

Sr. LoUrs, Mo-, March 80 Boiler
inspector Charles j. Price, indicted on
the charga of extorting illegal fees. has
been discharged by Judge Willis Clark,
who says there was not enough evil
sdence to convict him.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
Getting Ready.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, March 29.
sThe San francisco s. San Joaquin Val
aey railroad company has transferred to
4hs Santa 10 company the terminal
ate at Spear aud Harrison streets and
the property adjoining
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
E'ssi1sa kllDA.

s TnS{s Sesss M s5ss,2 b ss e , the city lt, q q
New Mexico, 9;nfs i0urth q a Of April A.
12' 4i'''e j & laws OF sald territory, for
Wy ,,', u,''' Il e'v '''a. hc following ofi1ers
~, NV one year; one Cpty Clerk for
az oas ty Treasurer for lone years one
-. Ill, NO years from tho iirst ward.
'2ae iaefi9: :, - two wears from the second
zird nd ward 9a'r Asn an nan tive ys,sz S:e.p tie
from mo fpurth ward: one member Of the
Board OF Education for the term of two years,
from tho first ward, one member of the Board
Of Education for the Term of two years. from
the second ward, one member of the Board of
Huucati0n for the term OF two years. from the
third ward. one member OF the Board Of Edu-
fourth ward.
The polling places at said election will be as
follows; First ward corner of Eighth and
Douglas, at FELIX Martinez office; second
ward, Judge Woostef;s office, In the City Hall
building; third ward. John HiIlss planning
NIL Il; fourth ward Seminary building. 81
.Qf this election all legal voters Of the said
city will tilIke due notice.
Done this lith day Of March. A. p. 1899.
IIo-st HENRy G. eooRs. Mayor
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II -----'- ------'--'-
fofsuant @ can tne city kepublic-
convention met at the ,cIty hall Ial
Ent and was called to 'Eder by A.
hi (s chairman Or tne c[ntIai 4
mlt1ee John =. S|afk N llaete'
cnairma' nd /! Secretary
a commIFee o. sReq9z lals consIstir.
ot one from EACH ward was appointel
e follows: !. "A. York. W Cm1{eId
a. ". bro~ns and n I. Cordoy} ~
committee reported Gil delegatlons II
except ward no 2 The following
were tne delegates:
FIRST ward. 5. Clark. n. M. Nc
Scnooier, K. ID. Gibbons, W. y. Trcyz
1on, ~ y. "eDo' r. ~ Perry. > .Jacq
GEO. " heea' A. 3. smith, j. Il. Is
second " aru-N. ~ hosepe1ry'
T. gregory. IL y. Oldham, 1 V' q
gos, ". Y. heid' Cnas' Green.
1nlrd Ward-D. I. Lowry,
olo"ne, fsO' BLOOD, Q. II.
Snas' Gay .. *. Deartns ferfocfv
= n''llo' = = clay' I. =. Carpent7
: neeu,
rour'n ward. z. Glse. J.
rum y. y coroova' q. I. Roa
: ! m. q 'isaWards' Joseph Wadd
a. "a hosors
nopoil's' n' A. T.
on mo1'on OF An
pointed = committees
walo 70 present resolutions
,ns Inc committee. consisf
messrs. y y. webb, N. u. Ross
:. - =. nlOOu ana Y. =. eise. presehteee
'no iono"ing resolutions, which wqre
auopteu:
!. nesolveo' mat the hepublicansfof
'ne oi.y OF Las Vegas IN convention
ass sa renew their allegiance to the
slanu oiu hepuohcan party; that the
canuiua1es OF TINS party are particularly
far tbs 1 oood - Io,s - ~, 's, 'as' ana Always
,ha,, It, .t ~, !. 'a.s e'sy' anu 'na. 'hey
,hs,r ras,.'ss.. Co. s s.o ~ 'n0 au'les ol
~ a;,~ sss..s ol'ee ~ sn0 enu ena'
-, "a ~ ~, so'o'nnAensl . ,, sna'i % wisely
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,ho,,d M M - ssa,s's s.;so sun ess1y a.tyaneage
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We demand ~ ;S,asa,,a.a~s. - '.s~s'
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md that s.o,, - I,
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We advocate the ,,,,;ld,,s os !. -.
,ge svstem and ne i,on,ors s,,,s,,t = ~,
,a,ks
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,anajne wear be;,,c q ,I11~ s..--zx
sas j,sr7zs :, Z =!
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y acclamatios 81 : = ~.
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\ =. D9 ppo'n.0u w - wa'' On Mr' Duh-
Is u raa.,sa ~. ] 1sss ~ lls asssiuah0e 2. 'ne
- ! ESQ.,. s'''v' , S',s anu su vnalr spPoln'eo
49, -. - 5'n,sn' - y nelu' ~ =
';,tas M as .a..,.',s = = =: noss' ny eon,
. hsaSea 'esa' era As- a.se' =" minutes
nabls r J saa paa 'spo'seu Ir nu- snas Lucy were
{ N = 'nean.
TOT Guy clerk there were nomi- +
a'eu :. acops. u. Y. hanlEin and Js
:. otk' ~ ! ork declined 70 nave |
20 halne ussu as ne would pc unable,
= saiu' 70 NJ 'ne poslslon' ballot was
aAsn y VIII sne IolloWlng result; han-
~ Ao' : a'ops' =; ork' l. Mr' tan
= was ueciareu Tue nominee.
=, ..easuiei,O' =. gregory was
os acclamatlon.
~ was noseu ana carried that the
Z v'esS a'sa !. s''o ulneioh. Wafu caucuses
" "iuoi uioh anu moAapeTd OF the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

CHIoAao. March &C. -OIosel Wheat.
May. 7311SS; July. IS.
Corn March. 845z; May, S5.
Oats March, 25x az May 26sz@%
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Money Marker.

New YoRK, March 30.-Money on
call firm at per cent. Prime mer-
cantile paper. 81 04N per cent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

The darkest hour is just before the
dawn, but its difficult for a man to
determine when he has reached the
limit Of hard luck.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30
Missouri weather.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March 27. Rain,
snow and hail have fallen successively
here since midnight, accompanied by a
strong north wind and falling weather.
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Snow In Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, March 30.-The
worst snow storm ever known at this
time of the year is raging all over this
region.
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CHICAGO, March &c. Cattle Receipts
5000; steady; beeyes, s4.o0eaa55 aa5.SS5 IS
cows and heifers S1.750490; Texas
steers, s.. 0004 So; stockefa and feeders,
$S. 50@470.
SHEEP Receipts 10000; strong; ma
tives, IS. 10000; lambs, $4.50@59o.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

THIS Office is n receipt o. q number
Of fonts Of the latest styles OF isb type
for neat. artistic job work Leave gsuT
orders with THE 0RTro. Izkf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1899-03-30

NEW YoRK, March 80. Silver, 5s9l
Lead. Sf.20.
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MARRETs.


KANSAS Cry. March 30. Cattle
Receipts, $500; market steady to strong;
native steers. SO 4005 80: Texas steers
*3-50@4.65; Texas cows, 81. a.50@3. Is:
native COWS aud heifers. S2O014 40 F;
stockers aud feeders. S30005. 10; bulls,
81. 7504.40
Sheen = Raeninfs 00n. Rrnn ln.a hs
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Kid Glove Specials

Gloves that sell everywhere for
81 0oepatent lace glove and
2-elasp gloves, made of the very
best material. fitted to f7E1
the hand. .. OO
A guaranteed glove, sells always
for Sl.50, joints Of fingers are
gusseted--in ell the latest shades
fitted to the hand--- q IN
special price ID : sOU
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Sheep Receipts. 1000; firm; lanbs.
S4'75@7 @7-60; muttons, s2.35@4 90.
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TIELP FURNIsHED-HEL WANTED-
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a. B GREENLAND, Bridge street; Colora-
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DROF. w. o. MCCONNELL, TEACHER OF
I Mandolin and guitar, at MALBOEUF
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HARs. NJ. j. SMITHS TAsHIoNABLE
Ia pressmaking Parlor, over Furlonr cal-
Iery, Douglas avenue. Las Vegas phoIe II2;
colorado phone l45. as-tf