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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Niebriser TabrpreiS mad California
uia YenuinluQniQ 2inien.

Nu9uf Is. biz q. einfdIiebli9,
unb bonn %. biz 9. September ein=
f4lieBli9. greurfions Sifets mad
San Granciseo unb Cos Mngeles, in
Mnbetradt bes breiidbri9en @~onelabes
Der 2nigbts Semplar uno Sobereign
8robloge S. .. 3. s. merben iiber
penniplbania 2inien berfauft. Gur
p6ai9e: Snformation besisli9 Jabr=
preis, &Oute u.f.w., fpre9e man BEL
ben 9idet=Ngenten oiefer 2inien Dor.
ober f&reibe an %. %. 3i9arbfon,
Sifrift pahagier-Ngen S~nbianapu.
liz, Snb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Neme Smeorporatiomen.

Die v@entral Scanning 60. Of Sn=
b%ianapolis". uel&e NnIagen in Gar.
tbage, Barns uno 2nisbtstopn i'm
8etriebe bat, tuuroe nit einem gapi-
tale BON 800, 600 incorporirt.
Die practical Oil & @as Co."
bon Blufton uurbe NIT einem gapi=
tale Don $3.50, 900 ineorporirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
6rnnoeisentbums nebertraSunsen

Charles g.. Merriq an Maior SaDs
Tor, Got "a, Duncan's addition, De-
latpare ctr. nabe 13. 800, 600.
@enjamin .. Miner an Sbomas u.
9ailep, 8rufee, Got 40, Sadion part,
10rbli9 Der Mtlas @Orts. unb Got l,
Stubbins' Subj, She'll bon Woob's
Subj. Outlot Al, WaKa9uietts abe.
1abe part Nbe. $500.
&idarb 6. Nipen an gilbert Mail.
larb, Got 81, Bruce Ylacs, OF gno
Mbb., a6rbIi6 BON %. Str. nabe Der
Monon Babn. 1925.
German $. @ielfen an 9enielbsn,
Got 80, in berislben Wob. 500.
8eorae %. Mrmentrout an Norma
$. 9earle, Cots 587 unb 5S8 unb
She'll 585 unb $50 unb ben angren=
senoen Streifen bon 2isbfs Bellevue
Mbb. n6rblid Der @tabt. $4,000.
Spieph &. pariib an @barles 6.
6augb, Got Sc, Blod SO. q. Snopls.
$3.50.
gmiIp 9. Gletaer an gliiabetb q.
Sobb, Got 10, GIetder's Sub, 9beil
Burton u. U. @ob.. nabe Senate slbe.
unb %. Str. 500.
Cigar 8. Eapis an Rub. Sdmal.
hols, She'll Gets 20, 81 uno %,
Moam's Nbo.. nabe .. 10. unb Olnep
Str. $3.50.
SSasper q. 8unber u. u. an gbas.
s. @oot, ST., Got /, elliott & @un=
ber's %. Str. Mbb. $4,000.
Otto 6. &idter an Sobn ID. &id=
ter, She'll 2ots 40 unb Al, &i9ter's
Subj. bon @reB' Moo., lnabe benz
Deutf9en Waiien 9aus. $3.50.
5bomas 9ailp an Benjamin Minor,
Got 40 in Sadfon parf, n6roli6 bon
ben Ntlas Werfeb unb Got l in Stub
bins Subj, Woob's Subj. Der Mu=
Benlot Al, Waha9ufetts Nbe., nabe
parf Mbe. $500.
Selen Gbfon an Wi0iam gaqenser,
6 ots Is unb 16 in Wooolamn @bb.,
nabe Mabbsn's Gactorp. $1,000.
Senrp MansfieIo on Nrtburs @Owe,
2ot IA in 2pbrano's Seniion parf
9Ibb., Dflid bon Slinuis Strabe uno
n6rbIi1 bonn Greet. $1,000.
2urena Watefielo an Cote gron-
barb, Got $50 bon Sect. 8 Der Wef
parf Nbb., 6ftli9 bon Der Srrsn-Mn.
ftalt. $500.
Snbianapolis SaSings & Snbeff.
ment COMPANY an Sacob Mober, Got
II, 8lod 13 in NrmtrOns's Nbb. gu
NDr0 S10plS. $I4OO.
9arrp S6lobbauer an SOiepb %.
2unt, Got 70 in Buffers .8robe Mbb.,
rabe benz @aiienbaus. $4650.
Sheriff an Sba Smith, 80 Different
Sracts. 1852.
CHARLES 9ausb an CHARLOTTE @il.
fon. Got 36, Blod SO, Norb SnbpIs.,
fiibli9 bon Is. Ctr. $3.50.
9bomas u. Wcglintof an Sobn
Jebler, 2ots q unb % in Mcglin.
tod's 2. abb, fiblid bon grotun SiG.
81, 500.
CHARLES q. Sebam an Map g. Go
natp, Got 10 in Neal's Belmont Nbe.
in 0ausbbils. $500.
Sames .. 2err an Grant 3. s9oo.
let, Got "a in @easarl parf. ,pealid
bon Golsge aoe.. uno n0roli9 bon %.
Str. SO. 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
YoIttti6eS.

Mit feltener uebereinitimmun9, aus=
9enommen natiirli9 bic fubbentionirte
republifanii9e preRe, bsrbeiben bic
unabbdnsigen 3eitunsen bes 9anbes
BEN bemotratiiden Sidet quite Ausf4=
ten auf Sies in Der tommenbeu Wabl=
f9la9t unb biele eifrige &epublifaner
%erfennen, wenn aud s0gerno, or, bab
bic Barter etei9e IN bic Contention
IN ct. Souls, ben Der srrben Weane
bes Bodies bisher %unbefannten i9meig=
famen Stem Dorfer &i4ter in's beafe
Saeesli9t sefelt bot. Sas ueber=
rai6snbs fur fe mar nidt muir Barriers
grtldrung, baB er feff on Der Cobb
wdbrung gu balten %SeiOnnen let, ions
bern aud grpan's SteluHgsnabme
su berislben.
sic batten aubor nit &e9t Brpan
als unfreimilisen Mitbelfer gu einem
republifaniiden Giege betra9tet. sic
batten seboft, oab Der seffirate Sub
rer in ieinem untpi0en cine u~nbeilbare
Spaltuns in Der partei berbeifhhren
tpiirbe. 9ab fi9 bieie 9ofnuns als
eitel erwieien bat benefit CAB Die benio.
fratii9e Yartei in Wirflidfeit our6
Die greisnife auf Der Contention enser
suIammengebra9t purbe.
Sis rspublitanii&en @ampagneleiter
fsben fib aifO elmer Sa9lase gegeniiber
Die he be~ranlai1en muB nit allen Mit=
teln uno aler &raft bic Champagne 3u
fibren. Statt elmer ~aerfabrenen par=
tel tpsl1e fe gu eruarten uria9e battsn,
febt ibnsn Elm ensseidlpfener @egner
qeaeniber. Staff einem nnf9eren
GantoniIfen als prdfbentf9afts=@an
bioat Der Semcfratsn ieben fie i9
einem Manne segentiber, Der NIT mud-
tigem Sdpert ben 2noterl aerbieb, Der
bic bemotratiide partei an Sdnbsn
unb GuBen bano.
Eie @ompromiB platform fann
ibnen feinen MngriHspunft aeben,
pdbrsnb bic lebten orei Sabre republic
faniIder Administration ben Semofra=
ten FIR ibrs @ampasne biel t~pertbbOaes
Bacterial barbietsn.
8eionbers beftig wiro Der Rampf
uft Netp Serisp, SEEM Oort unb @on=
n~ecticrt iein. Ste Semofr1.en mtHen
bieie stoaten baben urlo ibre gbancsn
FIR Gepinnuns oerielben ino better
als ie. Ser geoiegene @ei9dftsmann
Gonnecticuts iebnt fid nod pirtbf6aft=
lider Hube, ct mtini4t cine sielbe=
puBte Administration anftatt BET OPS
portuniaii9en, unbeftimmten. Sn bie-
fer 5infi9t birfte &idter Barrier fem
Sbeal fein. Sie Sauptaufsabe be,
bemofratii9en gampasnslsiter muE
Die fem, bic 0flidsn Staten iibe,
ieben 3meifel au iiher3eusen. baB BIZ
@ilbertbeorie enbgiltig abgetban 1T.
Sie beuti9sn bemutratii9en Slim.
men mirb mon Barrier babur9 abipen.
fig su MAIDEN periu&en, bab man ibr
als Sonnia9smuder tuesen ieiner geifts
Iiaen Werpanbtiaaft binfeIt, bod bel
0eriu1 miro f9o1 baour9 bereebIid
qema9t, neil bas geiipiel Der ct,
2ouiier @eltausfeluns nod frif9 BOT
aler aueen 1T. Ser lebte rspublita'
nii9e gonsreB ma9te b~etanntlid
Sonntaasfdlub Der Ausfeaun9 Jul
8runbbebinsun9 Der Mnlsibe.
Sn Der Carthage miro bic ueber
sabl Der S!immseber auf slei6en
goben nit Der Derninftisen Sarif
repifionsplanfe fehen.
Was aber ben Musi4lag gu Sumter
bes bemofratis9en Sidets geben btrfte
if bic Gnr9t hor ueiterer impsrialifi
i9er Be~tbdtigung unb 3erbr6delun!
bes Gunbamentes unierer 8eriaKun!
fomie oie SteIuns Der Nominiftratioi
3ur &aRenfrage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14

@ottlieb 9eufharbt,
Die gemhtbli&e gde."
gfe Npble unb Martet Str
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-14
Sohn @eber.

Snbianapolis Bertreter Der Wbister
uno Wein @robbanblung bon 6r.osrid
Siemer Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
The Paris Detectives.

The Paris detective has n great
reputation for tracking down the crimi.
nal. lie has achieved that distinction,
first. by his native wit aud resource;
secondly. by the extended use he
makes OF the informer, who mny be
OF the criminal class himself. M.
mcrous are his DISCUSSES. Que day he
has the clothes M well as the speech
and manners OF n voyou, tho next he
II on the race course. his accent chang
Cd ms well ns his outward appearance
"a chic monsieur engaged I'm watch,
Ing the doings OF a turf syndicate. Az
nm instance OF the modern methods Of
the Paris Snrcte, one may mention the
half dozen motor cars which Il possess.
o. and which are always nj the dis.
position Of the force to proceed ut once
TO the scene Of Il tragedy or robbery.
The other day the automobile was used
with effect III Il ease or burglary Of q
chateau at Versailles. The police had
that the burglars themselves
WV 'hV"''''' W M "bApiiioDii'. hwy
gave chase. proceeding by side tonds,
until they came NJ with the offenders.
who We're promptly arrested and their
motor cnr run of 10 In Fourriere, the
police pound Of Paris. where Is gath
cred together the lost, stolen or strayed
OF the domestic animal world. ~ well
as the oddest assortment Of .,oiice
trophies. Worlds Work.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
They Didn't Observe.

Gentlemen, We dinna use your fax,
ultics u 0bsairyntIon,'' said the old
Scotch professor. addressing his class
Here le pushed forward a gallipot con
tanning a chemical compound OF ex
ceedingly offensive smell.
when I was n student" he contIn
ucd. \ used my sense OF taste, sac
And with that he dipped his finger into
the gailipot and put his finger into bis
mouth. Taste It, gentlemen; taste IT,
said the professor. "and exercise your
p%erceptiye faculties"
The gallipot was pushed toward the
reluctant class. One by one the stu.
dents resolntely dipped a finger into
the abominable connection and with
many a wry face sucked the atpmina
ton from their fingers.
Gentlemen. gentlemen" said tho pro.
fcssor. II muy repeat that We dlnna
Use your faculties Of obsairyation. for
II We had looked mair closely az what
| was daeiil' the noo yc would hae
obsairved that the finger which | put
into ma mooth was ME the finger that
! dipped Into the gallipot.'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

Az our week IN not used cxccps
among Christian converts the Chinese
are accustomed to count by the days
Of the moon. Certain days are consid.
ereh specially sacred. such as the lat
and 10th OF each month and the dates
on which the numbers are doubled. NJ
The ID Of the third month or 7th OF the
seventh month. Particular attention
Is given In the calendars for general
use TO The lucky and unlucky days.
sometimes oven to the neglect of as.
Economical information and predic.
tions. Some editions combine rather
poettcal matter with the practical and
stperstitious notes, giving the date
when the rainbow win first he seen.
the time for the opening Of certain
flowers and the migrations and songs
OF birds. Tho official calendars nre IL.
sued annually after they have rcceiy
"a lhe ~eniperor's approval; and, al
though illled with superstition and in,
accurate IN many particulars. they are
interesting and attractive and
present n good example Of the lore and
science Of the Chinese people.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
The Dscad Ram mi boo Bloom

In some parts of China the natives
are In dread of the bloom Of the ham.
boo, az which season all kinds of dread
fnl disasters are predicted and conf.
IDENTITY looked for, Like some other
superstiitonS. this II has a slight
foundation. The fact is that the ham
boo only flowers once and then dies.
and as a rule the whole lot of plants.
often covering large areas. bloom to-
gcther, The reason Of this Is that tho
individuals OF a species are comment
gregarious and all are OF the same age
having taken simultaneous possession
OF ground rendered vacant perhaps h.
n similar ~deaopulation. \ somewhat
analogous case is presented hv soma
of the stroll ilanths OF tropical Ash
These plants live about seven year
then all burst ont into a glorious mas
OF blue flowers and then die away
leaving, IL may be. hundreds Of acre,
Of ground destitute OF the luxurlant
vegetation IL previously supported.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

Deer and horses rank next to bears
IN swimming powers. Deer swim
rapidly and gracefully, and II Is not
uncommon for them TO cover a dis.
lance OF ten or even fifteen miles in
the water. Horses are powerful swim.
mers and have none OF the aversion
toward entering the water which IL
often shown even by animals which
can swim well when forced to. 4
number OF horses that were pastured
on the American side Of the Niagara
river once swan in company across
this broad stream In order to return
TO their old stables. II may be useful
to know that In crossing a body OF
water with a horse the best method,
u the horse is expected to swim any
considerable distance. Ii 10 slide over
his back. hold the animal lightly by
the tall and allow II to tow yon across.
This relieves the horse OF the weight
OF the body and enables him TO swim
faster and much farther than other.
wise would he the case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
HuMoR IN TEXT or CLERGY,
Amusias Remarks which We're Most
seriously iateaded.


Part Of the humor which one ooca-
s%lonally meets with even in the sctiate
Enclosure of the pulpits ~ due 10 the
queer texts which are sometimes. often
n~nconsciously, chosen by preachers, Ma
doubt there ARE many stories told I'M
der this head which owe their origin
not 10 actual fact 80 much ms 10 the
invention OF the wag, For example,
n minister on the Sunday before his
marriage IL said TO have chosen ns his
text, "And he went on bis way rcjoic.
ing" and on the Sunday after his hon.
cymoon 10 have c~loquently d~lscourscd
81 the words Remember my bonds"
These instances are probably apoc.
rypHnl, but the following are true and
have all come within the experience Of
the writer. II was In He north OF
England that the first incident hap.
pcned. II was n country church where
One night In the late summer when
the lamps had not yet been resumed
after the long days II got suddenly
overcast, and before the sermon II was
deemed necessary 10 light the pulpit
lamp During the hymn the old sex.
ton repaired TO the pulpit aud. having
cleaned the glass chimney with n dust.
er, III II up, but only n feeble light strug-
gled through. And then the clergyman
took his text. which was this. And
now we see through n glass darkly."
A few years ago u well known Dish.
Op married his second wife and, re-.
turning home after his honeymoon, an
nounced n series Of sermons. the title
Of the series being THE penitent's Re.
turn" This was obviously uninten.
tional.
There IL n church In one OF our large
cities which boasts OF a very high pull
pit. A short time ago II strange preach
or. who was Of n nervous tempera-
ment. occupied this pulpit, but, as the
sequel viii show. only for a very short
time. for, having taken his text and
said about u dozen words, he startled
his congregation by saying, AS I am
no used 10 pulpits as nigh ms this. you
Will pardon me, | know, II ! come down
and preach my sermon from the lee
tern" He suited his action to the
words aud preached Il very good ser,
mon from the modest lectern. And
this was his strangely appropriate text.
"IIe that exalteth himself shall he
abascd, and he that humbIeth himself
shall be exalted"
One more instance; Not many months
ago Il clergy man preached one Sunday
evening froD the text, My words shall
not pass away" Exactly il fortnight
later the same clergyman preached the
same sermon from the same text in
the same church, to the wondcrment OF
practically the same congregation. Ev.
identity It was his determination tina.
at any rate his words should not pass
away from the memory Of his hearers
Chicago Chronicle,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
The Gold fever.

Wlssti, many years ago, gold was
FIRST discovered In Australia the OK.
element caused has probably never
been eaualed In history. Offices were
deserted. ships were left 10 rot MT nm.
Choir by their crews, the prisons were
left ~unguarded by the wardcns, the
streets n%npatrolled by the police. Men
In high official positions had 10 act as
boots and grooms for themselves.
In Geelong there was left only one
servitor. lie had lost his wooden leg
and could not comfortably decamp
Everybody was gold hungry. Men
slept In open streets. In tubs and
boxes. in tents and bare OF cover en-
tirely- Convlcts robbed and slaughter
al. Hnlks were bursting with their
loads or prisoners. II WINS rather a
bad time while II lasted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

In the American Museum OF Natural
History Ia a wonder Of marine life In
the shape OF a gigantic Japanese crab
measuring twelve feet. making II the
largest e%rustacean In the world. The
specimen Is n type OF the spider crab
which inhabits the waters OF the group
Of islands forming the empire OF Ja
pan. The body portion Of this nam.
moth crustacean Is the size OF a half
btishel measure. while It's two great
arms. containing sawiike teeth. called
pinchets, could easily encircle the fg
nre of q man. Its eight legs resemble
huge bamboo poles and are extremely
elastic.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

Great Britain and America do more
deep sea measuring than all the other
nations put together More than one.
half OF the sea floor lies NJ a depth OF a
little less than three miles. Some of
h deepest places are holes In the
ocean bed. One Of these ln the south
Atlantic covers 7.oo0.ooo square miles.
or 7 per cent Of the surface OF the
sloh". The Indian ocean is a great
place for deep waters. twenty four out
OF the known forty-two holes lying at
the bottom Of that body OF water.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
MAN MURDERED:

MAN NJ Enfulins'
ton, ~ NJ yesterday James W. Rca.
gan, head surveyor OF the Colorado
Arizona railway. shot Scott Morris,
Reagan was watching n stuff game
In one OF the resorts. Morris walked
In and told Reagan he would like 10
speak 10 him. Morris protested and
told him be must talk 10 him. A
second time Reagan told Morris TO
so away. Morris slapped Reagan In
the face, knocking his hat off. Reagan
kicked his chair back and retreatcd
four or five steps and fired at Morris.
Morris continued to advance on Rea.
gan and Reagan fired a second time.
Morris was shot between the second
and third ribs on the left side, the
ball ranging upward and entering the
heart, causing death,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
NEARLY FINISHED: The annex 10

the otero csunty court ho1u AT Ala
mogordo. r. fast nearing completion
an ! il q very attractiss Building. The
- mrs and portico ~ frons Al
grstl. To the appcsssuc of tie
ST. eture and the gen, N n'an nd
architectural effect are ,ef. credit,
able. In the upstairs n the addition
are situated the chambers ~ the
judge and down stairs the rooms wi
be used for the accommodation OF The
probate clerk and ex-offlcio recorder
of otero county.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
SHOULD DC

lowing gem Is from the Aztec, Sen
Juan county, Index The cadavcr
hunters. in the stiffness of night, when
all the Aztec policemen were asleep.
again invaded the tombs OF the silent
Aztecs and sacrilegiously yanked an.
other batch of pottery from the mounds
OF the forerunncrs of the Montezumaa.
The grounds across the river are
assuming the aspect Of a deserted
mining camp-like a blaze In the face
OF nature. Something should be done
To put a stop TO the rasages of this
wanda, club. else the skeletons cf
this defunct race will be getting out
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
WORK RESUMED: work h.. he.

resumed on the coal mines OF the
New Mexico Fuel aud Iron company
and thirty.five men have been put
on. this force TO be greatly increased
when the branch line Of the Santa Fe
Central railroad. from Moriarty 10
Hagan, thlr,yane miles. II completed
next April. Eighteen miles Of tho
branch have been graded and the
steel for the entire line has arrived
nj Moriarty- Work on this branch
IL being pushed As fast as the weather
win permit.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
GOT A GOLD BRICK,

nedy. Rock Island agent at I.og,a,
N. M, was bnncocd out Of his moath's
pay recently by a Juarez gold brick
man The Logan man should Ior,lfy
himself before leaving HIS lonely post
against the snarcs OF a great city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
FOR SALE.

Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
Will leave the east this week and Is
expected in Santa Fe Sunday. He has
been visiting his mother at Portchest.
er, Long Island, for the past few
weeks.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
A Timely Topic.

Al this season OF coughs and colds
Il Is well TO know that Foley's Honey
and Tar is the greatest throat and
lung remedy. II cures quickly and
prevents serious results from a cold.
For sale by Center Block-Depot Drug
Rt0rp
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
AGED MAN MURDERED: On tho

evening OF November 2stb. Jose Mar
tinez, aged seventy four years, ana a
life long resident of Taos county. was
fouily murdered In the doorway III
his home near Llano. and -four miles
from the Pueblo Of the Picuris, IN the
southern part or Taos county. On &C,
count Of the isolated location Of the
Of the murder. the news has
Just been received,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
NEW APPARATUS. |

NEW NPPNHATUS UutIns the
past week the New Mexico Military
institute at Roswell has received from
Chicago and indianapolis nearly a
thousand dollars worth Of chemical
and physical apparatus. This added
70 the equipment already on hand will
enable the institute TO give a spien.
did scientific course.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

a special edition OF the Index. There
IRE bones and heels enough IN tho OF
flee aow 10 run a glue factory for a
year or more
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08

Sheriff T. S. Hubbell and bride, who
have been spending a honeymoon at
st. Louis and Chicago, are expected
in Albuquerque the last of the pres
ent week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
FAIR COMMITTEE: Following ar,

the new executive committee Of the
albuquerque fair; w. r, MeCreight,
p. A, Macpherson, George L~earnard.
r L. Myers. p. r. McCanna, y.
Runpe. ]. IL o'RieIiy, NJ Mash. Simon
Stern. N. W. i. Negus. NJ. w. Flour.
noy, w y. Strickler. Joseph Barnett,
Darby A. Day, Maynard Gunsul. r. j.
Houston q. N. Marion, n. A. Huhbell.
II II Briggs and Felix Lester.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
BACK 70 MANILA:

HNCN TO MNNTCN' JUdRe John
r. McFic returned last night from st,
Louis, where ho went TO see his son,
Ralph. who left the exposition city
yesterday In charge of a part OF the
Philippine exhibit and he viii sail for
Manila the latter part OF this week.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-08
lNoIAMs HOME: Forly lndIl

INDIANS HOME: Forty Indians
who we're In the Cliff Dweller exhibit
nj the worlds fair at st. Louis, afr.y'
ed IN Santa Fc Monday over the san
Ia Pc from the exposition city. aud
left over the Denver q Rio Granda
for their homes. They were In charge
OF Governor Jose Ramos Archulcta of
San Juan, and were from that place.
Tesunue and San l~ldefonso.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS:

~'1~ - SV'v1 NV WIZ
cial canvass OF tho votes cast ~ the
November election was completed
yesterday by Governor Otero and Tor.
ritoriai Secretary i, w Reynolds. The
vote for delegate TO congress was:
W, ~ Andrews, republican. 22.305.
George r, Money. democrat. i7,125,
Bernard s Rodey. independent, 3.4lg.
W 4. Sandow. socialist. 1872.
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70 sELL pRoPERTy. q

TO SELL PROPERTY: e. &. Jew
ell, secretary OF the Quincy Ranch
company, is out this week. showing
n party Of eastern capitalists over the
ranch property, These prospective In
yestors. SO II is said. are highly
pleased, and will very likely invest
a large sun Of money IN Lincoln
countys--Capitan News.
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Report from the Reform School,.

J. G. Gluck, Superintendent, Prun
tytown, w. Va, writes: After trying
all other advertised cough medicines
we have decided to use Foley's Honey
and Tar exclusively in the West Vir
ginia Reform School. I find it the
most effective and absolutely harm.
less" For sale by Center Blcck-De-
pot Drug store.
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THE TERRITORY

MISTAKE NOT FATAL: II Is now
believed that Mrs Juan Dclgado. who
drank a glass full OF lye, handed TO
her by mistake, viii recover at Santa
Fe.