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are Set ,,.,
cracksman. He found that the edges Of
the doors OF vaults could not be made per,
fectly tight no matter what care and skill
ia used. After the most perfect joint pos
sibIe is made and packing Of hard rubber
added. there is bound TO DE Some point as
This is all the brakeman wants. He
locates this defect Then he crosses the
room TO where the eoap dish is standing,
il he failed to bring a cake with him. He
works the soap in 70 hollow cone and
preston has been found, Into the cone
re pours his nitroglycerine
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pace with the safe maker was strikingly
shown in the Office OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury. Tho agent OF the electrical
device already described made the declara..
ton that there was no substance OF steel
or iron that he could not pierce In half
an hour.
The supervising architect Of the Treas
ury, ]. Knox Taylor, and q number of the
other experts OF the Department were pres
ent and looked sceptical. A vault manu-
facturer was also there. He had a sample
of q new combination Of metals used by his
firm, as to which much had been asserted
He offered 1t for any experiment which
might be made to test the assertion.
The agent took from his outside coat
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pocket q coil Of wire, socket and carbon
point Of peculiar construction. He ex-
planned that 1t came from a captured kit
Of professional burglars tools,
He stepped up to the electric light which
was swinging over the desk OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury and took from it's socket
one Of the incandescent globes: In it's
place he slipped the socket he held in his
hand. Then he turned on the current
and with the thumb and forefinger Of his
hand and with apparently little pressure,
he applied the carbon point to the face Of
the metal. Twenty minutes later he had
hole through which he was able to thrust
his arm, while he handed the disk he had cut
out to the vault manufacturer as souvenir
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OF the experiment.
1t being established that honest human
ingenuity cannot erect q barber 70 strong
that it cannot be overcome by dishoneet
human ingenuity, the question of safety
for Government funds resolved itseH into
one of simply having them watched always:
II the new system works a. II 10 expected
with heavy vault construction, except 90
far as it is designed to resist the assault Of
a mob or the effects of q confaEration. With
the protection Of elsct richly and a sufficient
force OF guards 10 heed the warnings which
it is expected to give, the experts Of the DE-,
psrtment rest from their latest labor and
remark Its up to you, Mr. Burglar
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CoIored pettlcoats, l9c. to
S4.@.

At 18c., Regular 35c.-Flannelette under
skirts in neat pink and blue stripes, finished
with hem.
At 2sc., Regular 40c. and 60c.-Chambray
pettcoas, in ox-blood, blue and pink, deep
umbrella founce, finished with small ruffie,
also colored percale peticoats in assorted
stripes, in this lot.
AT 49c. and 9sc.-Splendid line of wash
skirts, in lawn and seersucker effects, with
umbrella aounce, also extra quality sateen
peticoats in black and white effects.
At "a. 9s, instead OF s8.5O-Choice silk petit
coats in black and changeable silks, made
with double hemstitched rufle, pretty black
and white stripes in this lot.
Aprons, SC. to 29C.
At SCI, 200 white lawn aprons, hemmed and
tucked
At 15c.-M,ids' aprons with fancy stitching.
At csc. and 29c.-A splendid assortment of
house aprons in several styles, some made with
bib and strap effect.
ChiIdren'S Gowns.
At a8c.--Misses' night gowns, made of fine
muslin, square tucked yoke, embroidery edge
on neck and sleeves.
At 48c.-Misses night gowns made of fine
cambria, yoke Of hemsitching and tucks.
At zoe. and ssc.-An assorted lot Of misses
muslin and cambria, also percale gowns,
trimmed with embroidery, some yoke effect,
others bishop style.
At ssc.--Misses' skirts, made of fine muslin,
umbrella rufle, hemstitching and tucks.
At ssc.-An assorted lot of Cambria skirts, deep
Aounce, lace and embroidery trimmed.
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Drawers, l2c. to 90c.
At l2c.-Good muslin drawers, made with hem
and cluster of tucks.
At 19c.-Good muslin drawers, some with hem
stitching, Others with embroidery edge.
At csc. and 29c.-Muslin and cambria drawers,
made with embroidery rufle, cluster OF tueks,
others hemstitched effects.
At SOC and 49c. Good muslin and cambria
drawers, made with rutHe of fine embroidery,
others with lace edgng.
At Soc, and 7sc.-Good muslin drawers, in
three styles, some pre,tily trimmed with lace
and others with fine embroidered rufaes hn-
shed with cluster of tucks.
At esc.-A choice lot of cambria and nainsook
drawers, in six styles, some made with s.inch
ruffie of embroidery, others with embroidery
rufae finished with inserting ct top and ribbon
bows; still others lace effects.
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At 37c., Instead Of 7sc.-Wrappes of striped
lawn, blue and PINK effects, fsncy colored
border, made with sailor collar and deep
Aounce, bishop sleeve, the other style dark
blue and red effects, rolling collar and belt
Al 8se., Regular ssc.-Wrapper and kimona
effects, Of fine lawn, one style dotted lawn
with white border, the Other with yoke
effect, braid trimmed
AT 7oe., Instead OF S1.25 and e1.48-
Wrappers and house dresses, made Of lawn,
with deep Aounoe on bottom, yoke effect,
braid trimmed, Others of percale stripes and
figures.
At ssc.-six styles, psrcales and lawn wrap
Der and house dress effect, some made with
yoke, fancy braid trimmed, bias flounce on
bottom, others are made with sailor collar,
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eas ago. the Annual Midsummer Sale
white found force the advancing
merchandise
And the time when hasn't amply repaid Of
and who have waited the Loeser Sale And
will them than Shaking the tree
before brings understood gnarled and unp
p which may the market ahead of the but take
the place of the fruit ITSELF Every has honestly enlarged this sales
Importance perfection its force and its field genuine usefulness This
nothing has equled preparations and effort we have
made has with far beyond anticipation
Every adds something knowledge best needs and
ability them with better and lower
priced garments.
This sale will in all eclipse anything that has been attempted
will
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Makers Samples.

A remarkable collection Of makers samples,
Is we'll as some pieces taken from our own stock.
slightly soiled from handling. They consist OF
gowns, pettcoats, chemises, and corset covers,
elaborateiy trimmed with dainty laces, and the
fines, quality Of embro!deries; all at prices that
really do not pay the cost of making. Also in
the French section some handmade lingerie,
dainty pieces, which have been reduced, to 60
into this sale.
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Now Comes a Never:Equa||ed Harvest of White!
Annual Midsummer Sale of Muslin Underwear:
Never Such Seed Sowing! Never Such Reapng!

public TASTE
you individually Every garment from the highest priced to the very
SIMPLEST has supenended traced with the utmost its
making; skimp shaping orcomng fabric finish;
trimmings substantial dainty TASTEFUL durable; just
because experts in touch with the
study daintness and able
to give you very great variety
We have not profit making pces have
feed that; in fact
in many cases garments at less than actual cost,
thought being make this the greatest and most beneficial sale
underwear infants known
comparison of goods others in Greater New York will
always done and there
fol- than
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lace trimmed, deep aounce On bottsn. Huss
dresses in percales, in . variety Of stripes
and figures, light and dark effects 10 tkislot
At s1.le, Regular sl.es. s2.4s-Wrappeu
in fine dimi;ies and lawns, some dark ground
with white stripes; others light effects with
blue and pink figures, yoke effects; Others
with cape over shoulder, Aounce On bottom
and bishop sleeve.
At sizes, Regular e2.ss. ss.8o-fhe
dimity and lawn wrappers aud neghgss
gowns in neat figures. The negliges gowns
are empire effect, with embroidered trimmed
yoke. The wrappers are trimmed With nns
lace; both have deep Aounce On skist
At SOC, Regular 0Sc.- Fhnnsletts aieAt
gowns in neat stripes, made With saling
collar, bishop sleeve.
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Nluht Gowns. 25c. to $I.96.

Night Gowns, 25c. to $l.96.
At 26c.-Musln nigh. gowns. in 4 styles, some
hemsitched effects, others embroidery insert
ing, round neck, also shape.
At 3ec.-Better grade of muslin gowns, some
made with v shape neck, and 4 rows Of in
serting; others with hemsttching and tucks.
At 4sc.-Fne muslin gowns, some trimmed
with lace, others square yoke effect and En-
pire style.
At 69c.-Fine muslin and camoric gowns, some
open shape, with rows Of inserting and
hemstitching, others yoke effects with inserting
of embroidery and tucks.
At s8c.-A fine lot Of muslin md cambrc
gowns, also some In Nansook, made in va
rety Of styles, high and low neck effects, EN-
pire and square neck, prettily trimmed with
lace, hemstitching o. embroidery.
Al ssc.-A choice lot Of fine gowns in Main
sock and Cambria, 10 styles, some low neck,
with elbow sleeves; also v and square effects,
prettily trimmed with insertngs Of embroidery
and lace; others with hemstitching. Also
chemise gowns in this lot
At q. 80, si.5e, s1.ss-A still finer lot Of
Nainsook and Cambria gowns, some made in
chemise effects, low neck and short sleeves,
othen round and square efecta
Infants Short Dresses, 29c.
to Sl.96.
At aee.-lnfans' short dresses, made Of soft
nainsook, some bishop style others with
square and pointed yoke effect. These are of
an exceptionally good value
At 49c.-Fine nansook short dresses, made
in bishop style, With hemstitched collar and
cuffs, others embroidery trimmed.
At 79c.-1nfanb' short dresses, made of main.
sock, pointed yoke effect, with 3 insertings
of embroidery, finished with embroidery.
At 9sc.-Infants' short dresses, in nansook and
lawn, made in a variety OF styles, some with
yoke effects, prettly trimmed with embroidery;
Others long-wasted French effects, trimmed
with embroidery of lace.
Al 81 40, size, q .9S-1nfanS' short dresses,
in fine nainsook or lawn, some guimpe
effects, others made with long waists, and
some yoke style. They are al prettly
trimmed with embroidery and lace.
Infants Slips, lOc. to csc.
At lOe.-Infsnts' long slips made Of soft finish
cambria, ruffle on neck and sleeves.
At 2sc.- Infants long slips, Of nainsook.
hemstitched ruffle on neck and sleeves.
Al 4se.-Infants' long slips Of esmbric and
nansook, in q variety Of styles. some yoke
effect, others bishop style.
At Toe. and 9sc.-Infants' long slips, of main
sock, some made with dainty lace edging,
others with fine nsertings Of embroidery and
cluster of tucks forming yoke, others hem
stitched effects, trimmed with rufle Of en-
broidery At the bottom.
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Corset Covers, SC. to $I.&.

Corset Covers, SC. to $I.&.
At $4,000 cambria and muslin corset
covers, two models, perfect fitting.
AT 1oc.-Cambrie corset covers, shape,
wide lace edging.
At 15c.-Csmbric corset covers, shape, EN-.
broidered edge.
Al lsc.- $500 cambric corset covers, 9 models,
shape, low neck, square neck, embroidery
and hemsti,ching and lace effects. Pretty
French bodies in these lots
At 26c. and 29c.-Fine cambria corset covers,
French body, embroidery and lace trimmed
At see. and lse.--Nainsook and cambria cor.
set covers, mostly French bodies, also dainty
low neck and V-shspe in this lot.
At &c., 79c. and ssc.-A splendid line Of fine
corset Govern, deliberately trimmed with en-
bseidesy and lace, also ribbon. mostly nsin-
sock
Chemises, Csc. to $l.9S.
At 2Se.--Geod muslin chemisss, corded band,
pearl buttons.
Al aee.--c.mbric ehsuise', yoke Of solid en-
broidery.
At ACC. and 59c.-Cambric chemises, round
neck, lace trimmed.
At zoe. and 9sc.-Fine cambria and nainsook
chemises, deliberately trimmed with lace and
embroidery, in variety of styles, round and
square effects, in this lot some with long skirts,
trimmed with lace edge.
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kimonas, I9c. to csc.

nJUIO00SS oCs " oOSs
Kimona Sacques and Tight-Fitting Dress.
Ing Sacques at Unbeatable Prices.
At lec., Regular l9c.-Kimonas made OF
white lawn, with polka dot borders, with large
or small dots, all color.
At a5c., Regular 6Oc.- Fancy lawn kimona
sacques m dainty stripes, figured and dots,
white border.
At Soc, Regular ese.-Fine. quality Of lawn
kimonss, black and white, pink and white and
lavender effects.
At esc., Regular u SO, 81 .es-l000 assorted
kimonas and dressing sacques. These are
made Of fine quality of lawn, in wide lace en-
broidery, and lace trimmed, Others with white
body and border Of polka dot effects.
Children's Drawers, &c. to 39c
At &c. Pair-Children's good muslin drawes,
made with hem and tucirs, sizas
At l5c. -children's drawers, Of finer
grade of muslin, made with cluster Of tueks.
At 26c. q Pair -Childrens drawers, made of
good muslin, embroidery rufle, cluster Of tucks,
6 sizes.
At 3se.-C hildren's drawers, Of 6ne eambric,
made with umbrella ruHae Of lawn, inserting
and edge of Valenciennes lace.
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Never Such Corset Offers.
SOC. for Best 81 90 and $I.5O Kinds.
Never Such Sale of Wrappers.


and have bsen able e
medium dark and mourning styles made this and
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At 38c.-Muslin petticoats, cambria hounee,
tucked.
At 6ec.-Cambric petdcoats, with deep lawn
hounce. finished with two lace insertngs.
At 7sc.-Good muslin and cambria pethcoats.
deep umbrella Aounce, embroidery and lace
RULES.
At esc.-A splendid lot of white petticoats, in
10 styles, some with deep lawn ,ufHe hem
stitching, others cambria aounce, finished with
embroidery rufae, some elaborately trimmed
with lace.
A, s1.4s, 81 .os. s2.es-A still finer lot Of
white pettcoats, in IS styles, fine cambria,
muslin and nainsook, some with handsome
embroidery hounce, and 4 great many with
cluny and yalenciennes edgings and insertings.
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Underskirts, 39c. to STAG.
At aec.-Muslin underskirts, embroidery edge,
some hemstitching effects.
At 49c. and 79c.-Cambric and muslin under
skirts, some hemsti,ched, others lace trimmed
At csc. and 81 .49-Fine cambria underskirts,
deliberately trimmed with embroidery, others
lace trimmed.
White Petticoats, 39c. to
S2.96.
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Caps, I9c. to SLIPS.

At lsc.-Infants' caps, Of fancy stripe lawn.
made deep yoke, turn back piece, edged with
Valenciennes lsce.
At 25c.-Infans' caps, Of 6ne lawn, one style
made with turn back piece Of embroidery
edged with lace, and Others with cluster Of 6ne
tucks, close fitting.
At 4sc.--1nfants' caps, Of fne lawn, with lace
and embroidery insertings, French and Dutch
shape, ribbon trimmed, some poke bonnet Of
fects in this lot.
At zoe. and eec.-Infants' caps Of fine lswa
and oagandie, some made with fnll lace
ruches others with embroidery and lace in
settings, ribbon trimmed.
AZ s1.26-lhfants' caps, made Of 6os lawn,
very fall, front ruhe Of oreandis, edged With
lace, ribbon trimmed.
Gulmps, acc. to csc.
At lsc.-Children's guimps, made Of fne lawn,
cluster of tucks and embroidery, aso inserting,
hemsttched rufae on neck and sleeves Il b II
years..
At Zee. and ssc.-Fine lot Of guimps, made Of
good quality lawn, In . variety Of stylss, some
with hemsdtehing aud plated yoks, othen
yoke effect with inserting.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-23
THE MEADOW CITY.
some Things About Las Vegas Not
Generally Known 10 the
Outside World,

LAS vngas, meaning THE Meadows,'
. the co,lnty seat OF San Miguel coun'
y, lies OF both sides OF the Griilinas
liver, and. with Its suburbs, has about
1900 inha bitants.
II has excellent water works. arc
@eiihlled stores. beautiful residencea
Ind incandUscent electric light plant,
telephone exchanges, headquarters Oi
ne Atchison railway system, sew
Mexico division, together with rail
road machine shops and tie-preservina
works. stock yards and large sheep
shearing and dipping plants.
West OF the river, h old town has
-he quaint II picturesque Mexican
appearance adobe houses, narrow
crooked streets, native people and
customs, handicrafts aud occupations:
out the plaza and all OF the new town
east OF the river, constitute a distinc-
i've American city. The streets arc
wide and well graded, while sidewalks
Three parks, filed with grass and
rees, add to the beauty and healthfui'
aess OF the place. Handsome and
and innumcrable lawns, set in grass
and adorned with s%hrubbery and
lowers, combine to proclaim a cultur.
ed community, possessed OF all mod
ern comforts and c0nveniences.
Las Vegas Is the natural sanato-
rum Of the United States, combining
nor natural advantages than any
other place in America. Her thermal
waters are the equal of the Hot
springs OF Arkansas, while her climate
Is infinitely superior. There is no
malaria, no excessive heat or cold, no
snats, rats or mosquitoes. The air Is
pure, dry, rarified. and highly electri-
ied-a certain cure for consumption,
II the disease be taken In time. The
not waters are a specific for liver,
skin, rheumatic and blood disorders.
der Montezuma hotel Is the finest hos
.elry between Chicago and California
and Is situated in a beautiful canyon.
i've miles from town, where n hot
springs, forty IN number, come boil
ing to the surface. Besides this,
st. Anthony's Sanitarium. conducted
oy the Sisters Of Charity, and the
Plaza Sanitarium, conducted ty DR..
William Curtiss Bailey. NJ. ID.
A city hall, four public school build
ings, courthouse, Masonic temple, op-
era house, Territorial Normal school
and Territorial insane asylum and pub
lie buildings, constructed Of red and
white sandstone. unsurpassed In beau
~ by similar edifices in any town, of
equal size. in the states.
The latitude is about the same as
that Of central Tennessee, while the al
titude is nearly $500 feet. This com
bination gives q peculiar, but most
nanny. result. In the winter. durinx
the day. the thermometer seldom falls,
IN the shade, below forty degrees.
while 1t often runs IN the sunshine, t o
sixty-ave degrees-0r even more On
the other hand, In the summer, the
heat Is oppressive, In the shade,
and no night IL too warm tor ukn-
portable sleep. under one or two
blankets. The sun will shine nine
days out of every ten. the year round.
Tails, with the extreme dryness Of the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-23
BUBoNlo PLAGUE
pIasus Spread BY FugItIyss from the
stfieksh Mexicah Cities

A speciai dlspatth from Bisbec.
Afiz, dated jhhliaty lie Says
Tht dftaded bibbhit biaeiie Las
hiadt It's abbeatahte ut THtbbfitbl
sixty hy6 HiieA ftbm Nihaa PtIeias.
SONORA MbxitB. " 4 Maddihe
btiHtH The ttwa Maddihs makts the
fBilBSiHk stHltmehti
IAN HhihBwh whlie HAN came u
fBtbBtitB AbBit SIX dAys aeB. aHd VIA
Immediately lAtah III HHd Rapidly De-
telHbed symptoms III plague. WHEN
aHestlBHea ING HAN Admitted liHl NJ
VIA ffBM MAzAllah ana Aala M La!l
MANAGED IL iAAke bic WY through
quarantine llheH WllhBH mtieL lfBIlblH.
MhHn | lefl the CIV heH dasH HEB.
mo IlAh WA HBI ~t3peglHH w iva
iFhR paDBla lhelH afe eftAlly ~.
FlteH ana many hAEH lefl
hpiagHR haa been dlsGgEeFHa IN HHs.
aral interior i0NnA M H0n9IA Ihf
nIagHa H4lHlH AeEHFHl dAyH #lfhBHl M.
eaming known There II h0 plHRna nj
HefmgHlllg ana HlaymaR VhR gHas
mas quarantine agalnat shina ffAm
Tap4lpbampgf AazAflaH and eFen pan
Franflsfa II hfi maintained Tha
people NJ T9pql0bamp0 ARE reported
~ Ra dying Ike sheen and leaglng ne
STRICKEN iily ~ faat ~ possible
Many leave IN me night Tine gaing
nh iHl0 The 0pean In skiffs These de-
partpres arp hound ~ spread The
plagner
nThe condition ~ Ma2atlan Is npi
better The people are getting away
from there ~ The interior country,
and u ~ prphahle that some ~ them
are making their way ~ towns IN The
eastern part Ut Sonora, There " iRst
cause for alarm 70 the south, because
" Inc plague that Is gaining d foot
hold there is not checked II will
cause the death Of thousands OF per
sOns.n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-23
FALLING HAIR
Save Your Hair with
Shampoos Of
Cutlcura Soap and Dressings
Of Cutlcura,
Plrcst, Sweetest, Most Effective
and Economical Remedies
For Making the Hair Grow when
III Else Fails.

Prevent badness and cleanse the
scalp Of crusts, scales and dandruff with
shampoos Of Cuticura Soap, and light
dressings with Cuticura, purest Of
emollients and greatest of skin cures.
This treatment at once stops falling
hair, o crusts, scales and dand-
ruff, destroys hair parasites, soothes
irritated, itching surfaces, stimulates
the hair follicles, loosens the scalp skin,
supplies the roots with energy and
nourishment, and makes the hair grow
upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy
scalp when all else fails.
Millions now rely on Cuticura Soap,
assisted by Cuticura Ointment, the
great skin cure, for preserving, purify
Ing and identifying the skin, for cleans
Ing the scalp Of crusts, scales, and
dandruf, and the stopping Of falling
hair, for softening, whitening and
soothing red, rough, and sore hands,
for baby rashcs, itchlngs and chafings,
In the form of baths for annoying
irritations and infammations or too
free or offensive Precipitation, in the
form OF washes for Lucrative weak
nesses, and many sanative, antiseptic
purposes, which readily suggest them.
selves to women and mothers. as well
~ for all tho purposes Of the toilet,
bath, and nursery. Sale greater than
the worlds product Of other skin cures.
eol6 thyoqG hest ~ evtlloD4 Wos1ds
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-01-23

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TN ,oMnNlsors education law, M II
MN oporalcs IN Kansas, IL a dead let
~ ami always viii he, says Morrow
Wah thu mdaccmont offered of de-
creaSMg taxation he believes the gen
xsAl attendance win be materially In
cesNSra This Is the real object oI
TIN Law senator Morrow says the
aeNS paNNtdod for eau be- Increased In
laecf WARS il the principle of tho law
IS feand ~ produce results and the
present method % school taxation
xaaaaallN abolished.