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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
CATARRH CAUSES C0NSuMPTlON
Pe ru-na Never Fails 10 Cure Ca
tarh Wherever Located.

THE medieval profession has 80 thor.
i Vashly p~rcluaiccd tho minds ofths
people against patent medicines ihatil
IS with great reluctance that anyone
can be persuaded 70 try such a remedy
a. first.
in nearly every one ~ the thousands
OF remarkable cures that Peruna ms
made the patents had 10 te persuaded
by friends very strongly before they
could lay aside their prejudice asainsttt.
\ large multitude, ~ course. hold out
against the p~ersuasions Of friend. and
die simply because they have allowed
their minds 70 BE- poisoned against this
very excellent remedy.
BOT fortunately there & another large
multitude u people who are able 10
shake on iheir prejudice and try Pcruna
before II Is too late. These people are
rarely disappointed They generally try
| other remedies 40 tho beginning Of their
troubles. They allow a cold 10 develop
into catafr. u the head They allow
catarrh ~ the head % gradually become
catarrh ~ the throat. They sill keep
using the doctors medicine, or some
other Intellectual remedy. The catarrh
stealthily spreads down the bronchial
tubes and reaches the lungs. Everybody
then becomes alarmed. Faith in the
doctor begins 70 disappear. The patient
reaches a state Of mind in which le IL
willing 10 Try almost anything. A bot
tie Of Peruna Is sen for.
The first week It produces 2 decided
change for the better. a fou wceks'
continued treatment cures tho patient.
Then anotier happy man Or woman is
added to the long lat 81 people who are
praising Peruna.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use Of Pcruna,
write atonee 10 DR.. Hartman, giving a
fGiI stat.nen; Of your case, and he will
be pleased to give yor his valuable ad.
vice e~ra:is.
Aaarsss n. Hartman, President II
The EfartHsan enritsriuta, Columbns q.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
THE MAN FOR PRESIDENT.

One of the most important matters
10 be considered in the organization
OF the territorial legislature will be
the choice OF the president Of the
council. We believe this honor should
come to San Miguel county not be-
cause San Miguel county cast the
largest republican vote in the terrific
~ al the last election, not because
Of the distinguished services rendered
to the party by San Miguel county,
although these might he potential
reasons. but because San Miguel
county has the right man 10 offer for
the position. John S. Clark, council
man-elect from San Miguel, Quay and
Leonard wood counties, il admirably
qualified to discharge the duties Of
president. He Is able, experienced,
clear-headed, fearless and honest; will
treat all members frankly and Justly
and will command the confidence and
| respect Of the people of the territory.
The fact that the northern part OF
the territory has never been honored
with the speakership and would be
much. pleased with the selection Of
Mr.. Clark might be used as an ad-
d~itional argument In favor OF such an
action.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
rnE METHOD,

The optic has something to say TO
the educators OF this territory that is
important Already in the territorial
press appear the names Of seven or
eight school met who are Raii 10 be
candidates for appointment az terrific.
rial superintendent Of instruction this
winter. Suehsa contest doesn't show
any considerable sentiment on the
part OF the educational interests of
tho territory TO secure a professional
school man for the position. hut sim
ply an itch for office on the part of
various individuals. We b~elieve,thor.
oughly, that the only way In which
the educators can secure the appoint.
mont OF a professional man for gu
pe~rintendent is 20 unite on n quail
flied candidate. II should not be a
question NJ a teacher soliciting the
support Of this or that politician and
~ this and that educational faction.
Such n method will never lead to sue
cess. II should be a question OF the
educational forces OF the territory
uniting scnsihiy and adviscdly on n
candidate and then going after his
appointment with undivided forces
Within the last week, many OF the
educators OF the territory have been
shown up as more ardent office see@
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

are plenty of cheap things that are
pretty and that will give good and
lasting service, 80 that no kindly
thought or pleasant memory need 60
nnexpresaed through lack Of means
But DO discriminate against the shod
dy and the f1imsy and the dishonest
pret.nses that are made to encourage
dishonest competition with legitimate
trade. Such frauds are too dear al
any price. and they should never be
allowed 10 take the place that belongs
10 homes, goods sold by honest mer
chants.
TO summarize Three good rulea
for holiday shoppers are
Hny AZ home
Buy early
Buy honest goods Of honest mer
chants NJ honest prices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
NOVEL FISHING.

The snrfmen AT the Long Beach life
saving station are catching fish these
days without hook, line. trap, net or
any apparatus other than the human
hand. The frost fish are running.
They're foolish creatures and don't
seem 10 know the difference between
deep and shallow water. at least at
night. AT high tide they feed far up
in the surf. Now and then a big wave
will send a bunch OF them high and
dry on the beach. n left alone they
usually flop back. but the surfmen on
night patrol walk close to the surf at
high tide and pick them mp as they
flop on the sand Frostfish are good
eating. but they've had &c many Of
them for breakfast at the station that
they've gone back To eggs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
FUTURE or pEpEW.

An Interesting bit Of gossip to the
effect that Senator Depew may sue
coed General Horace Porter aa ambas,
sador 10 France Ia current in the
Union League and Republican clubs
Mr. Depew was president OF each NJ
these clubs for three terms. and his
avowed candidacy for reelection AZ
senator haa brought out some frank
discussion about his future, Former
Governor Frank Black Is popular in
the Republican club. In this quarter
the belief Is strong that Black will
succeed Depew in the United statea
senate, II he tBlaek) does not euter
the cabinet, but coupled with thls he.
lief there ID much talk Of HARMONY
This IL TO be attained. according 10
The gossips, by giving Mr.. Depew the
poat at Paris. Some of the senator's
closest friends declare that he n NOT
aversc 10 going abroad for n fav
YEARS. MIR Depew Ia well known ana
well liked In raris,and II Ia recalled
thar his present wife whom he married
abroad, spent the greater part Of her
life In France and Ital. forming there
many social connections. incidentally
1t Is mentioned that Mr.. Depew'a only
son. Chauneey NJ Dcpew. Jr.. IA to
spend the next TWO or three years
abroad. completing his education. Mr..
pepew and General Porter arc warm
friends and only the voluntary retire
ment Of the latter would induce Mr.
pepew TO become In any sense a can.
didate Tor tho pos. OF United States
ambassador tn France.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

ers than the professional politician.
Although the sanest and most intelli-
gent school men did not appear as
their hackers, such a course has re.
nscted on all the educational forces
Of the territory. In addition to unit.
ing on one candidate the better ele-
menf needs also 10 take measures to
suppress the office.seeking pedagogue.
We feel assured that the executive
power Of The territory will not select
one man for superintendent from a
dozen factions among the New Mexico
educators.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
3 they oLurrohs1

Travolcts say. and II would appear
with reason. that in no city In the
world issthere 81 much eating done AZ
in New York. There's hardly on hour.
DIG or night when hundreds are not
eating. Imagine n man without mon
ey, but with much pride. hungry.
spending a day and a night there lie
starts In Harlem AZ 6 o'clock In the
morning The laborers and the men
Who open stores and offices are hav.
Ing their breakfasts. This lasts until
J o'clock, Between Z and . those who
can go 10 work NJ their leisure are
having their morning meal. The hun.
cry man gets down town. There's an
interval Of three hours. In which he
sees the restaurants getting ready for
the noon rush. Al IL o'clock that be-
gins. and it lasts until .. lie goes
up town, and In the high class restau
rants and hotels ICES shoppers and
mon about town getting an afternoon
hlfo, This lasts until I Five O'Clock
comes, and again in home and restau
rant men aud One are eating They
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
Miss Amelia MeymeE
Hundreds OF Women Cured OF TN
First Stages Of Coa,umpt on
BY pe-r0-na.
The Following Letter From a Thank
fgi Woman Tells lis Own
Story.

Mr.. Mary y. Hohll,, got Clinton
avehue, Minneapolis, MINI, writes.
HMyson suffered three months WIFI
caiafrh 81 the bronchial tubs which
ihre tened to Jerome very serious. The
do#siors advised that ha seek a NOR
favorable climate, hat a. he had heard oil
Pofnna ~ q spcciac for lung trouble III
decided 10 give IL a trial before he iefi
his family for an expansive journey
among strangers. For SIX months h.
us"d " faithfully and found that tht
ifatible gradually disappeafcd aud hloss
~ health took ~ place. In tao month";
'e was perfectly well and able 70 per
form his duties. You have indeed
qgg 'eful mothers thanks.'- Mrs. Mar,
t%tutlfgt.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
Same Old Price.

Sixty-five head of fine beef cattle
received yesterday, ranging in age
from six months up to- sweet six
teen The 3 and 6 cent prices still
continue. II you can't use a whole
quarter yourself, give part of 1t to
your n%eighbors. Come and buy.
1891 PETE ROTH.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

SIT until s O'Clock. Then there's an
interval Of three hours. people as yet
have not come to eating In theatres.
When the theatres let out the restau-
rants I'LL with those seeking supper
It's / O'Clock when these have fin
lshed From ! O'Clock until 4 the
might fl0tsam and jetsam OF the street
Ia eating and drinking. At 4 the hun.
cry man Is on the east side, and the
fires arc cooking breakfast, for the
days are long there, How long. think
You, would pride LAST
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

we'd From Dread Consumption
Wonderful Cures,

! Miss Amelia Weynucr. appleton. WIS, writes:
J "Esry LAST summer I contracted n cofd which
> seemed 10 hang on 10 me and egJid nor be shaken
! on, From The head II went 10 The throat. and then
J affected my lungs. Ny mother fen very anxious
. and az v had used Perpna ~ The family before.
! she advised me 10 tryH. Ipas sonlehow very or.
. bosea bat Wss persuaded 10 try psr0ha. UsLag IA
: one dry convinced me that IL was no ~ordiuar, med.
! htae, within a week was much better and in fwo
/. weeks ! wss well, and fen mucb stronger md In
. much better health generally. was~p perfectly sai.
[. isHed win fhe results from The use ofPeru6a. -.
/. Miss Ameiis Weymer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
3. p. 0. E.

The officers and members OF Las
Vegas lodge No, 408, Benevolent Pro-
tective Order OF Elks, are hereby re-
quested TO he present at the lodge
room at I o'clock p. M, Sunday, De.
cember fth. for the purpose of at
tending Memorial services.
THOS. r. BLAUvELT,
l2ll Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

II IL ,hc praise ~ those who have been
cured by Pcrtina that makes this remedy
40 popular and 20 extensively used. No
advertisement could have accomplished
this result.
peYuna cures the aTst stages Of con.
sumption by removing the cause, which
Is chronic catarrh. THE e~afarri having
tsnn cured lite e0ngh and other dis
Agreeable ) Hptorns cease.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
SCRATCH TABlETS-For Ink, IL
cents a pound: for pencil. 5 cents =
pound at The Optic office.

T. r. Turner has made arrange
ments for handling Monarch eggs"
These eggs weigh half a pound more
per dozen than ordinary eggs, so per
cent more, and are Al. Price only
5 cents more per dozen Ills
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

Socorro county has a candidate for
~sergeant-at arms of the territorial
council. Mr.. Baca Is qualified TO fill
this position with credit. He has the
support Of Councilman.elect w. Z.
Martin. He could not have appear
ed in the lists with a more able cham.
pion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03
2MHRKETJ
&c. ~

Inc following New fork seocs quota tlan
sere received by Levy Bros. members Oh
ago Board OF Trade) rooms 2 and
at Block, Colo Phone $40, Las Vegas Phone
NO. over their o1n private wires from New
pondent OF the firms OF Logan 4 Bryan " v.
and Chicago member New York Stock EN-
:hange and Chicago Board OF Trade, and VIM.
:. Utis & Do. Rankers and BROKERS'. Colorado
springs:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

Territorial Superintendent Of In
struction Amsdo Chaves is already a,
work IN The preparation Of the blen
Mai report begun by the late Col
Chayes
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-03

For Rent-Modern room with bath.
inquire 1904 Eighth street.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16
Toledo, Ohio, dnia l6 Lpca 1904 r.

W fabryce swej Jones urzadzif komfor-
tenn sale obiadowa, W ktorej sam rodzina
wspolnie robotnikami jadaf obiady.
w miare rozwijania sic fabryki dokupy-
wal grunt przylegajacy. urzadzif piekny
park zaopatrzyi go we wszelkie przyrzady
gimnastyczne dla dzieci. W parku tym cry
waia muzyka wygfaszano mowy polity-
czne ma temat mifosci 'bIizniego. Do gio-
szenia NOW sprowadzaf roznych czesci
kraju najzdolniejszych mowc6w i kazno-
dziei.
W zeszfym roku Jones swoim wiasnym
kosztem pobudowat komfortem urzadzi]
tz. kindergarten (szkoike dla dzieci, kt6re
jeszcze ME chodza do szkofy).
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16
Samuel N. Jones

Samuel Milton Jones urodzif sic W Wa
lii dnia sierpnia 1916 roku. Ojciec jego
byi biedny, dzierzawif mafa farme j oho-
dill ma zarobek do kamieniofom6w. Kiedy
Samuel miaf try lata, rodzice jego wyemi-
growali do Ameryki. Ma opfacenie podro-
zy ME mieli wtasnych pieniedzy, lecz sa-
siedzi pozyozyli i'm tyle, lie niezbednie by
10 potrzeba. Podroz morska wowczas trivia.
la trzydziesci dni. Pc wyladowaniu W New
Yorku udali sic rzeka Hudson i kanaien
Erie. ina okreoie do Utica, n Y, a ztamtaad
udali sic pieszo 40 mil do ColIinsville, W
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16

w 1899 r. major Jones byi nominowany
przez petycye jako niezalezny kandydat
ma gubernatora stanu Ohio otrzymaf
przeszio 100, 1000 giosow.
Nigdy przed Jones'em miasto Toledo ME
miafo uczciwszego rozumniejszego majo-
ra jak byi Jones "a pewnie dfugo bedzie-
my zn6w czekac, zanim dostaniemy czio.
wieka tak;ego charakteru rozumu.
Geese jego pamieci.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16
festacya W ten spos6b patryotyzmu jest CO
najmniej.. oharakterystyczna

festacya ten sposob patryotyzmu jest CO
najmniej... neutrality-suspicious.,
d Warszawy pisze: Kilkudziesieciu
naszych oficerow rezerwy, powofanych ma
kilkotygodniowe cwiczenia doroczne, posy-
iaja r6wniea ma Daleki Wsch6d. Jak dotad,
ma hscie najblizszej znsjduJe sic Al, kt6.
rych % wyjezdza zaraz wprost do Lao
janu. Grupa ia, wjyeAdzajac, kazafa sic
wsp6lnie fotografowat. Pomiedzy mimi
znajduje sic jeden protestant i jeden
prawoslawny. Reszts So ssmi Polacy-
wszystko miodzi ludzie cd lat dwudziestu
kilku do 80 Otrzymai ma droge do 73O
(niezonaci GAO rs } zamiast lao rs. (wzgle-
dnie lO4O), jak bye powinno. Reszte wypla-
cic i'm maja ma miejscu. Ma liscie ogolnej
znajduje sic og6lem 300 oficer6w rezerwy
okregu warszawskiego, kt6rzy kazdej chwi-
Ii czekaja dalszyoh rozporzadzen. Ami je-
den z tych ludzi, nalezacych przewaanie do
inteligencyi, wieo teohnik6w, rolnik6w,
nauczycieli fabrykant6w, przemysfowcow,
prawnik6w ME ma wyobrazenia o fachowej
siuzbie wojskowej, nawet ME zna dokiad-
ME komeudy frontowej. Pytanie vice: ma
co maja sie przydat ma wojnie? Beda tylko
niepotrzebnym balastem, tenn bardziej, po,
niewaz 80 W raudze oficerow, cho6 ani
sfuzba jednoroczna, ami neutrality-suspicious.
twiczenia niczem ich do speiniania
funkcyj oficerskich ME przygotowaly. Nj
gdzie bowiem siuzba jednoroczna p6zniej,
sze t. wv. manewry ME So do tego stopnia
jak armii rosyjskiej traktowane po-
wierzchownie. Jakzez wieo MONA zadaG,
ably ludzie ci, noszacy dis epolety dla for
my tylko, mieli chotby nsjlzejsze pojecie
rzeczac1 wojskowych.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16

Ma wiosne 1887 r. przypadkowo zosta1
nominowany kandydatem party republi-
kanskiej ma majora miasta. Partya ia po-
dzielona byfa ma try fakcye, kt6re ME
chciafy sobie laden spos6b ustapic, wo-
bee tego ktos przedstawif kandydature
Jones'a. Poniewaz zadna fakoyi ME mia
Ia szansy zwyciestwa, wiec zgodzono sic ma
Jones'a. Przy wyborach otrzymaf 534 gfo-
sow wiekszosci.
Objawszy ster rzad6w miejskioh, nie po-
zwolif zadnemu oszustowi naduzywac skar-
bu publicznego. Zaprowadzif kontrole fun
dusz6w miejskich. "a jego staraniem znie-
siono pobieranie komisowego cd interesan-
tow wprowadzono wolne cd opfat zafat-
wianie spraw we wszystkich urzedach miej
skich.
TAX zwani 'politykierzy'' (klasa urze-
dnioza) zaoiecie zaczeli zwalczac Jones'a
jego reformy; pobudzono ksiezy we wszy-
stkich kosoiotach do prawienia kazan prze.
civ Jones'owi, -nazywajac 60 socyalista,
anarchista itp.
w diva lata p6zniei partya republican
ska ME chciata Jones' nominowac powt.ir,
ME. Ably Jones'a pozbawic nominacyi, u
zywano najniegodziwszych oszustw.
Wtedy Jones wydai odezwe do ludu,
wyjasnif swe stanowisko stanaf jako kan.
dydat niezalezny.
'Politykierzy' rozrzucali pieniadze jak
plewy, aby przekupic wyboro6w pobit
Jones'a. Ze 30 gazet Toledo tylko Anne
ryka" i" News" sprzyjafy Jones owl, wszy
stkie inne zaprzedafy sic. W kazdym SYN
ku lafo sic piwo dniem noca, ably zjedny
wac wyborc6w przeciw Jones 'owi-ale mic
to ME pomogfo.
Ma kazde sto gfos6w oddanych ma r6z
nych ndydat6w-Jones dostaf 10. Je
szcze nigdy mkt ME odni6sf takiego ogro
mnego zwyciestwa mad zepsutymi urzedni
kami j sprzedajnymi wyborcami, jak VIA
snie Jones.
w 1901 r. zn6w Jones stanaf jake kan
dydat niezalezny. Wtedy obie partye, repu
blikanska demokratyczna, poiaczyfy sic
aby pobic Jonesa. Uzywano pomiedzy in
nymi sposobami pobioia Jones'a tego, ze
wydzierzawiono wszystkie hale publiozne
naprz6d, aby Jones ME miaf gdzie przema
wiac ale Jones przemawiaf na otwartyct
ulicach do ogromnyoh tfum6w.
Wszyscy fabrykanci wystepowali prze
oiw Jones owl, albowiem robotnicy zaczel
sic wszedzie dopominac lepsze traktowa
ME stawiali obchodzenie sic Jones'a ze
swoimi robotnikami "a przykiad.
" kosciofach nazywano Jones'a fafszy
wynn prorokiem antyohrystem....
Ale Gaia ia zfos6 podfosc nio ME pomo
| gfy.
Jones zndw zostai wybrany majorem O
gromna wiekszoscia.
! W 1903 r. powt6rzyfy sic wybory W ter
sam spos6b jak " r. 19O1-i zn6w Jones
zostaf wybrany taxa sama wiekszoscia.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16

powiecie Lewis, gdzie ojcieo dostaf praoe
kamieniofomach Skoro tylko zarobif
troche pieniedzy, wydzierzawif sobie far
me pracowaf bardzo oiezko ma roll z iona i
dziecmi.
Samuela poslano do szkoiy publicznej
skoro doszedt do lat wymaganych przez
prawo; ale chwilach wolnych cd szkofy
musiaf ciezko pracowac rodzicami na ro-
Ii. Kiedy miaf 10 lat pcszedf juz ma sfuzbe
do innego farmera, dostawaf try dolary
miesiecznie, przywilejem chodzenia do
szkofy zima. w czternastym roku dostaf
sic do piracy tartakach, wkr6toe potem
''przy czyszczeniu smerowaniu maszyn'
ma parostatku IL. K. Lyon" kt6ry kurso-
wal pomiedzy Lyons Falls Carthage. Pra-
cowaf tam try lata. Ia namowa inzyniera
tego parostatku udaf sic zima l864-5 r.
do regionu naftowego Pennsylvania.
Przybyf do Titusville Is centami W kie-
szeni. Cztery dni szukaf piracy daremnie,
poozem udaf sic do Pithole City, gdzie do
stall praoe jako maszynista przy pompie OLE
jowej, plaza oztery dolary dziennie. Pra-
ca ia jednak dtugo ME trwa}a, pieniadze
zaoszczedzone wyszfy, wiec przez nastepne
diva lata musiaf walczyc nedza. w 1868
roku usmiechnaf mu sic zn6w los, DO do
stat prace przy pompie olejowej W Turkey
City. w 1875 r. ozenif sic panna Alma
Bernicya Curtiss Pleasantville, kt6ra "
10 lat p6zniej umarfa, pozostawiajac troje
dzieoi Percy, Pawe} Eva Obaj ohfopcy
mieszkaja obecnie W Toledo, c6rka umaria
wczesnie.
Pc smierci zony W 1886 roku Jones pre-
niosf sic do Lima, Ohio, W okolicy tego
miasta wydziezawif pola obfitujace W olej
zalozyi wfasne studnie ma wielka skale.
Studnie jego wydawaiy odrazu po 600 be-
GEEK oleju dziennie Brak kapitatu do roz-
winiecia przedsiebiorstwa wfasnych 81
ZACH zmusif 60 do zorganizowania kompa-
nil pod nazwa Ohio Oil Co., kompania ia
wnet sprzedafa wszystko ma wfasnosc kom-
panii Standard Oil Go.
1927. poslubif Helene L. Beach 2
Toledo tn sic osiedlif. Przez diva lata
pracowat jako zarzadca roznych studni
olejowych W okolicy, W tym czasie wyna-
lazf opatentowaf tz. sucker rod (pret
wysysajaoy), ktory okazaf sic nadzwyczaj
pozytecznym przy wydobywaniu oleju 2
ziemi. w 1894r zorganizowaf kompanie
pod nazwa Acme Sucker Rod Co., W ce-
lu wyrabiania swego wynalazku.
W fabryce tel Jones zainicyowaf tz.
Golden Rule" (zasade mifosci blizniego).
Podczas, gdy W innych fabrykach praco-
wano 10 godzin, on zaprowadzif osmlogo,,
dzinny dzien praoy. Do piracy przyjmowal
ludzi bez wypytywania sic Q charakter
osobisty. Kazdy robotnik " koncu roku
dostawai, opr6cz regularnej zapfaty, je-
szcze dywidende wynoszaca piec procent
Kazdy robotnik stopniowo stawaf sic wspof-
wiascioielem fabryki.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-07-16
Vol. XVII. July Is, 1904.

stojacy ma czatach wejscia do portu.
''Askold" zostsi trafiony jedna lub dwoma
torpedami, ale byi W stanie sam odpiynat
do zatoki.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-29

best popular priced shows ever seen
here and is far superior to many of
the companies that have charged a
dollar a a this season. The cos
tunes of the various members of
the company are appropriate and
pretty, the scenery is elaborate and
is carried specially for each perfor-
nance and the people in the cast
are up to the requirements of the
parts assigned. The specialties be
tween acts are good, especially the
bag punching bulldogs, which create
much merriment. This company on
the whole give a show that almost
anybody can enjoy and one that is
certainly worth the admission price.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-29
Farmers Institute.

I am in receipt of a letter from
Prof. Foster of the Agricultural col
lege of Las Cruces in which he
states that they are planning to
hold a farmers institute there this
year He wants to know if the people
Of Roswell and vicinity want a meet.
ing of the farmers the first week i n
March in this Valley and will come
if our farmers and others are inter
ested sufficiently and will advertise
he meeting and work uD an attend
ance.
w. P. TURNER, :.
Sec. Hort. Soc.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-01-29

Where Were the Joyce-Pruit BoWIers
Last night at the Bowling alley
there was a match game scheduled
to come off between five Joyce-Pruit
bowlers and five from the Western
Grocery Co. The latter were there
and waited until long after the time
set for the game, but there was no
game. There were plenty of Joyce
Pruit men present, but a team to
bowl against the Western Grocery
team could not be secured. The Yves
tern Grocery team now publicly
challenges any five ~Joyce-Pruit men
to a match game of cooked hat
next Thursday night.