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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

The combined pens OF Thos. Lawson
ana Miss TarDell have succeeded In
piercing the cailoused hide OF the
Standard OIL outfit. Mr.. Lawson IA
the O scathing but AZ he has .
grudge To work out. his articles are
the less convincing, Miss Tarbell sim
ply relates facts for their intrinsic
interest and II Is safe to say that
her method Of attack Ii more effective.
In q case. the victim has begun to
suueal.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27
pRoDpiNo THE OCTOPUS.

That great financial octopus, the
Standard OH company. and Its astute
head have been the butt of constant
attacks by newspapers. magazines and
the public In general. Probably more
has been heaped upon 1t and
the methods Of Rockefeller than any
other factor In the modern industrial
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

The New Mexican Of last night con-
tains signed statements from half q
dozen prominent democrats Of the
nsighboring county Of Santa re who
refuse to trot In the same harness
with T II. Catron.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Tammany has nominated Hearst
for consrcss. Presto. the Hearst syn
dictate becomes active In supporting
Judge Parker. Mr.. Hearts, string Of
newspapers seems able to put him
and keep him In congress. but ~ to
the presidency-fhat's different.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

The New York World In Its issue Of
October 1, accepted responsibility for
the subway. and submitted documents
to prove that 1t did It on April 8, 1898.
Responsibility for discovering the
North River remains. az yet. with
Kendric Hudson 4---Harper's Weekly.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Some OF the democratic newspapers
Of the territory are 10 hard up for
an issue that they have attacked Sen
stor Andrews for travelling In a pri-
yate car!
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Dean irwin advises the Radcliffe
girls to Stand up straight. don't look
at the boys and keep your shoes tied"
The Optic passes II on.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

The library il now ready to re-
ceivc gifts Of books. A very small boy
made the first contributor. It ID
hoped that many others will follow
the lead OF this little child.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Those people who complain that the
Standard Oil interests own the earth
will please take notice from tonighfs
dispatches that they have not yet ac-
quired control Of the Santa Fee rail-
road.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27
THURSDAY EVENING. oct. q.

II is about time for Judge Parker %
p~efpetrate some more statistics.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

I'm bound for Sporleder's Shoe
store to get a pair Of Ladies' Kid Two
strap patent tip slippers for $1.00.
10-116.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Las Vegas should send a strong del
egation to the National Irrigation con
gress in III Paso next month.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

Mora county republicans have a
harmonious party, q strong Ticket and
a gratifying prospect Of a good major.
fty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-10-27

The democrats Of Santa Fe county
In the hands of r. b. Catron proved 70
be but lambs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
her by Charles Lincoln Smith Is worth
any amount Of money.
Ac. 4 8. pAssE En- EN olNEEH.

Ii. B.0tiali. the well-known g. & o.
passenger locomotive engineer. residence
No. 81 North Twcr,ty.sccotd Street, IL
another enthusiastic ehdorser Of Charles
Lincoln Smiths Skill method and pre-
scrlption glasses, which III his wfc's case
have given phenomenal results.
Mrs. Hail states: have been suffers
Ing for over fo,,r years with A defect In
my vision, which cn,scd dizziness and
Headache most all tho timo and nnde
me extremely nervous. IN fact was n
sucl, Il state that l could not rest ut
night. My sleep was broken and ! would
have To- get UP and walk the floor to calm
my nerves. 1t began To affect my health
and would feel Irritable all tho time.
consulted and wnB treated by spc-
cIalists. who gave mo glasses to correct
tho trouble, but TO no avail. II could see
them, but they would mako me feel
Sick after wearing them awhile. l saw
Testimony In the newspapers from othersl
who derived stich great benefit that I con-
cl,ided to try Charles LINCOLN Smith, and
am more than happy to- say that his
method and prescription glasses have
been complete SUCCESS. My headaches
and dizziness have disappeared entirely.
My vision Is perfect and feel like n new
person, and have not hnd y headache
in two months. 1know that tic Is doing
n great work here end feel that we owo
him our everlasting gratitude.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
IeLlNp THREE MONTHS.

w. II. Oxenham. OF No. 1904 North
Twenty-third Street, the we'll known con-
tractor at the Richmond Locomotive
works. Ia one OF the hundreds OF cnthu-
sIastic y admirers OF Charles Lincoln
Smiths skill and work. It has been IN
delbly impressed upon him BY the results
accomplished in the case of1his wire.
who lis rejoicing over her complete relief
from headaches and neuralgia pains and
the restoration OF her sight.
When a child. Mrs. Oxenham suffered
an attack OF grip, which left her IN q
sad physical condition and totally blind.
Her sight was not restored for over three
months. an dthcn only partially so: since
then she has been sufferer ana LOT me
headaches.
II applied to Charles LINCOLN smith
after trying numerous others. she says
land to-day am entirely free from pam
and see perfectly. whereas a month ago
l could not distinguish white from niacK
a few feet away"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
.NEWHOUSE TAKES
DEFEAT MANFULLY

colonel s, NJ Newhodse, Of culpeper.,
whose nag fell In, front Of the Richard
son forces In the caucus tho other night,
was at the Capitol yesterday ~ MS
usual ISL, chirpy mood. thanking his friends
for their gallant support, and chat1'ng
with them pleasantly, Z.
Colonel, Newhouse was paid qulte
compliment by a large number OF those
who Voted against him, because tney
were pledged at the late date on when
lie came into the race. They SURROUNDED
him early in the day and urged MN 20
stand for the late Captain Arthur sui
livan's old place as Arst doorkeeper: q
thc House. and while Colonel NeWhouse
a nnrecla ted he kindly sentiment breathed
~ the suggestion OF his old colleagues.
he took she high ground that under no
conditions could he be induced 70 stand
for 81 place which was desired oy one
legged Confederate soldier.
Colonel Newhouse had heard OF inc
candidacy Of Captain r. y. LApscomp, e
King and Queen. who is now second DOOR
keeper, and who seeks the first place.,
There Will be several candldatss. !or
the place now filed by CAPTAIN t|ps-
comb. Or. q. Dudley I'endiet q
Orange, former clerk Of the senats, may
be among thsn1s N Il " ID 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Will Continue to Receive for
Remainder 81 Week, After
Which He Will Devote His
Time. to Finishing the Work
in Hand.

Notwithstanding the enormous demand
In Richmond for his services, the stay OF
Charles Lincoln Smith Is limited, and no
will soon DO compelled to leave to meet
his engagements elsewhere.
For the remainder OF this week all VINO
apply can be accommodated after when
the remainder of his stay will be devoted
exclusively to finishing up the work that
lie has Iii hand. Many Of his cases re-
qtiro considerable time In the finishing:
and for this reason none Of THIS class ass VIII VIII
be accepted after this week.
#51 II your have blurring, dizziness, nen-
ralgia. headache, spots before the eyes.
5inflnmmations. winking, trembling spells,
cataract. burning and smnrting OF tho
eyes, various nervous and brain nffec-
tinns, entnlllng not only positive Injury
to the sight, but untold misery, call I'm m-
mediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
ELECTOR AT LARGE.
Judge Samuel w, Williams Be-
ing Urged for the Place.

Judge Samuel ", Willnlams, ., Of W tSdnes
of The state, and widely known IN ths
Is being urg9a Py hs ab osous
post of clector-nt- large on the Democratic
Ticket in the eleelIog for President ana
The position i il one that offers opp6r-
tunity 10 man n to address audiences ~
all portions Of the state, ana 10 ae-
slrablc one. Tho elector-at-large ~ MsM,
ally one Of the ablest men on The s stnInihh
IN the party ranks aad fspeeIh udre sh WI
iams's friends claim for him AZ IN, { wa Ia
acat"ns possessed ~ o b Any selec n It is
he usual custom for the eleetor chosen
from the half q the s sha ea IS en
district, thus giving each an opportunity
where he j. In the be GINNING g lesS III
Is the only man nlent loned, 4 fo y eleettoF
for the western half Of the s .an,iy man,
Aoned for the Aorni a lon fQg tAIt0Ft. sSsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
HENRY COUNTY TOBAcCOs
A Fine Exhibit of This Famous
Product at st. Louis.

The Martnsville (Va.) Board OF Trade
met at the Alliance Warehouse Tuesday
morning and took definite steps towards
furnishing the Virginia commissioners q
sufficient quantity or leaf tobacco to In
stall handsome exhibit at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair.
Captain O. ". stone. Of the commits.
sion. appeared before the meeting, and
In few words explained what was ex.
pected, OF the markets and the nature OF
tho exhibits.
In the afternoon n the manufacturers
held meeting 10 organize a plan for
exhibiting Henry county's fine che wing
tobacco, and decided upon plan by
which all the manufactured goods nee.
essary will be furnished. Captain Stpne
now has his plans on practical work.
Ing basis. and states that u all inc
markets of tho State will cooperate vain
him as enthusiastically and contribute ns
literally rs MartinsvIlle, tho exhibit OF
Virginia tobacco will be second to none
at tho Exposition,
Owing to the unfnvorable season very
little nne tobacco has been marketed,
but the TOBACCO people are keeping q
close watch to select the very best as u
arrives,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

The Lady Maccnbces OF the Falrmolnt hive
nre rohen rising for tho comlcnl entertainmcnt
to be given January 29th In Corcoran I'LL
THE affair promises to be a tnoTousn suGense
Al their regular review, hold Tlesdny cVer III
thIrteen new members were brought ~. IH.s
hive OF bees are busy: no drones IN TAO cn'Fo
Mrs Alice Binford IIobson Is improving
slowly She has been Hick several Weeks'
The Home Mission Society OF ne Me,ho S,.so
Church met Monday evening. MISS n nsnsto"
Hardwcke gave the ladies rerS ~ 3hnIr
talk which greatly encouraged tnem " the nr
noble work. This society, with me e on ,o W
trinity Church recently sent We l'e p the
rel OF valuable things 70 minister ~ 1"'
he The oI Ladies' Aid Society. when met tie
same evening, decided not to give an oyster ~ s1
sunner. but each member promised 70 eaE"
onr dollar for the society. 80
Mrs. Hester Carter Miller Is conValescing;
Mrs Mary Burroughs Is very mueh 'ha's
nosed nj her home on NJ Street
Gavin Williams Is reported rs lmnronfIIng.
Fearless Council. No. Q, Daughters o. LlOs'tv,
held in Interesting meeting AlonotT,h h' tnit
With twenty-three members preseht h l ens dp
lowing officers wore nstalled tor tn no ensus
s v,eaa ssmsmiiq! M faaafet
Woed A Ayle gsF assa'ant
rsc cording sseresary Taylor Oman
Mrs N, " Ennis. guard; Journey Iyier inner ne
S MIss NJ ME- Muirc. assesias counsel NJ,
&Mra M Adsmsct &. Thomas ii Ennis and
Nj. NJ LThOma1. ------- - b 80 ~ 10 ----
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
HOUSE BURNING DOWN
WHILE FAMILY DINED

James Miller, an Industrious colored
farmer, who lives at Four Mile Creek.
and his family had narrow escape from
being burned to death few days ago.
The family vera at dinner and the roof
Of the house was in light baze.
Neither Miller nor any Of his family
knew of the fire until pieces of burning
wood began to fall from tho house and
were seen through a window.
The house was a two-story frame struc-
ture and was burned to the ground.
Everything In the house was reduced to
ashes except trunk, which Miller sue
ceeded in getting out There was no In
surance on any Of the property. The
loss is estimated at about 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
AT THE ACADEMY.
Grand Opera Tonight.

The coming of Nine. Mantelli and her
NShun Grand Opera Company to the
Academy tonight means an aVenlng OF
genuine artistic enjoyment. The famous
SINGER for live years The most popular
st0.' Of the Metropolitan Opera House,
win appear in the second act OF Carmen,
second act of Mtgnon, fourth act Of
lr9vntore, each with correct scenery and
Nine. Manteli has recently returned
from n tour OF South America, where she
aulicated her European and American
trGmphs. Her company Is fine one and
a special Quartetic ballet adds TO the
performance of Carmen
1.-THE Prince Of Pilsen,"
Two rafting songs have been added to
rrlnce of Pilsen," and both have met
with the greatest favors at the hands OF
the audiences. I'm Cincinnati" naturally
lais to John Ransome. who plays the
Town Walk, Mister Is capitaly sung
b. Victor Morley, whose BIT Of character
Norls as Artie Lord Somerset Is one Of
IN. most delightful things in the spark
ing work OF l'ixley and Luders, which
VIII be seen At the Academy next Tuesday
ana Wednesday.
SHOW Girl" Farewell,
prediction Of The show Girl" The at.
breaking business at the Bijou Theatre
all this week, Will be- afforded at the
sLctial matinee this afternoon and the
regular performances tonight and to-
morrow afternoon and night Theatre
goers who saw The play The FIRST night
have made d second visit. and In order
10 afford many Who desire 10 seen the
| has been arranged for to-day.
Way of the Transgressor,
ll.e oflefing at the Bilou next week vii,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
"MYRIAps OF SPOTS"

Il .. Clifford Woodward, Of No. lis West
Cary Street, is rejoicing over the good
fortune that has recently entered his
household, In which he Is Joined by al
OF his family, Mrs. Woodward Is the
direct beneficiary and Charles Lincoln
Smith, she declares. to be the performer
OF an almost miraculous act.
IT have been near.sghted all OF my
life." says Mrs. woodward, "and was, In
fact, SO bad off that could not recog-
nlze my friends on tho street, In nddi-
ton to this. for the past four years
have had spotted vision. Thousands and
myrads OF spots seemed to be floating
constantly before my face.
1"Charles Lincoln Smith has eliminated
this spotted vision with his original meth
cd, and his prescription glasses have i'm
proved my Observation-Disclosures to such an
extent that am no longer annoyed and
feel the very greatest relief"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
READS AND saWs.

3. IT, Guy, OF Chesterfield, Of the Rloh-
mond Paper Company of this city, d
another of the many who have been bene-
flted by the visit Of Charles Lincoln Smith,
and who does not hesitate to say so,
Mr.. Guy is rejoicing In the great blessing
that has been bestowed upon his wife.
"I had suffered with headaches for
years" says Mrs, Guy. "and could set 10
relief Charles Lincoln Smith, by his
original method and prescription glasses,
has done away with all of that, and my
morning reports of no headache during
the night, and my evening reports OF
mo headache during the day are q con-
slant delight to my husband.
"Formerly could not read or sew FOR
any length OF time. but can now 90
either for hours and feel no W elfects,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
FULTON NOTES.

+ Tho home OF Mr. and Mrs James Bowden
was the seens Of t dss aenth
snhsys oe fey n son. w S @
S9es s.ve4 nd * the ss9y To
present. Parlor games were also ineulee IN
Late Tho heu aaby
rendered by Messrs. Robert Dias ana 1ai 'le
Bowden. !. ~. r,ho..,sake
Sam , Ill., smp SSe q Al work
Wednesday, at the at the re.n,sd
!. inpeFsts1efph q on ~
oqs r Roe eF' w!lans arrived here yesterday
ext G,S illness Of his wife: who T. at tho
residence Of her parents Mr. sand and Mrs Jesse
Franf Enroushy is able 70 be out again
after severe attack Of q ,! ncss1 club vii, hold
Josie i.s ess Rogers. on Nsholson Street ~ ,ob,
= 'o odr anH fi aro improving after having been
threatened with ,n,d,v recovering
FROM 1f recent I'I ness e vas able BE-
his office yesterday. ,,a ho.
The sinaGn # ior the past Week
a, the Armsse ereltsa son,s eng
good distance on because OF the h larSe w gas
Just across tho street from tnn liam me-, "a.
cottage prayer meeting VIII be h"lu TO-
night at the residence OF Mrs. Tyree on Sew
eH TN rav Ger meeting which is held Satur-
dav nirsts for young men and boys at the
Fulton Baptist Church is attracting much at
extends a cordial Invitation to all young men
ana p ory ~ sale, Ia being conducted by
tho ladies' Of Weddell Memorial Chap. az
No 1902 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue. ahe !nnes h W..
shoes, etc. which they may sell to help
good cause. ,,d Han
h,,rn Ia iii at her residence on Graham street:
Mr. Benjamin Levy is out after q recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
'Tff5
ANOTHER TEACHER.

Miss II. Craver. OF No. Gil Beverly
Street, ono OF the popular instructresses
In the public schools, heaps enconiuma on
the reputation and skill OF Charles Lin
coin Smith. my eyes were rough and
achcd, which caused me much pain and
almost constant headaches Gays Miss
Craver.
years before applied to Charles Lincoln
Smith and received the great relief for.
which had been searching. His faithful
and conscientious service commends him
to all and his unquestloned skill brings
the relief they desire"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
GIVEN UP TO DIE
.lan,es i. Reilly Tells How Father Johns
Medicine Cured Him Of Pneumonia Attack.

up to die. After using six bottles bottles OF .
rather Johns Medicine again went 70
work. Aty cough is all gone, and have
no hen,orrlag cs-thnnks to your 3.fa ,,.n
Johns Medicine. | have trieu h ~ AM.
NJ nthcr so.callcd cures without any
bonefIt Whatever. Respectfully yours.
fsirned) James II. Reilly. Father johns
Madeleine is for sale BY owens and Minor mo
Drug CO., No. 1907 u. Main 81; city
Drug store, No. 14i4 L. Main St; e, Rs O.,
.p,,s Drug store, No. 5000 Williamsburg ,,d;
Avenue; Northsido Pharmacy, NO. 5 !.
N, Fifth ST.; Pine street Pharmacy, NO NO,
;ys4 s. Pine ST.; East Pharmacy, NO zo 'l
Vcnuble st. f. ,.4.55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Vending Monday Night.

,rlc members OF the Association Course
and and logic viii have great feast on
Monday night at $50 O'clock, as Hon.
George X. Vending gives his new lee
tire in the Central y. NJ. G, a. Audtorl-
u!n
Mr.. Wendllng's MAN OF Galilce" and
saul of TarsuS' are admitted to be two
of the brightest gems Of the American
iyceum platform, II not the brightest.
Ills new lecture. "The Imperial Book /"
treating the Bible from the same stand
roult that he treats the character OF
saul Of Tarsus." will Charm his every
nearer.
Reserved seats are now on sale at tho
association buluIng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
J. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Sledd'
Mr.. and Mrs Cary Beadles.
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Miss sue Hampton Tyler. the daughter
of former Governor J. Hoge Tyler, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Preston Carson, at no.
9O0 Floyd Avenue.
Mrs. A.. X. Yancey. of Mexico, Mo-,
and her daughter, Miss Virginia Yancey,
are visiting Mrs. Charles ii. Watkins AT
No. 500 West Grace Street. Miss 1anceS
will be remembered as Miss Gasena "A.
Watkins, the sister of Mr.. Claiborne
Watkins.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Meyers, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. kahnweller,
OF No. I'LL West Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. b, Kaufman, OF Colorado
Springs. Col, are here visiting their rela-
tiyes at Nos. 0l3 and 9l5 West Grace.
Miss Anne Fitzhugh Lee, who Is the
guest of friends In Washington, ID. e.,
was guest Wednesday at dinner party
given by General and Mrs. Humphrey. OF
that city.
The following item, from Washington
society notes, will be noted with interest
by society here:
senator James p. TaAnferro. of Florida,
has a handsome young daughter Miss
Tallaferro. who has recently come to
Washington from her school In thu South.
She Is tall and graceful brunette, noted
for her charm Of manner and her fino
taste. in dress She Is accomplished and
progressive in her ideas.
Mr., Kenneth r. Cobb attended the mar
rage OF his sister, Miss Lillian r. Cobb,
to Mr. James Young, in Washington on
| Wednesday last.
Mrs. Robert Traylm, Of West Main
Street, has returned from very pleas
ant visit to friends In Norfolk and Ports
mouth,
Miss Bessie Hunter iaft yesterday to
spend some time at the University of
Virginia. While there Miss Hunter will
DO the guest OF Mrs. Wallace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Ma. = ". cATEs,s oPINIoN.

Mr. E. w. Gates. the wcll-known whole
sale grocer. OF this city. Is another OF tho
regiment OF enthusiastlc admirers in Rich
mond OF Charles Lincoln Smiths method
OF prescription glasses. Mr.. Gates said
that HIS eyesight had annoyed him ex-
cessiyely off and on for years. have
tried innumerabe glasses and n number
OF specialists without any relief. wish
TO Say. after using his glasses. that he
has been most satisfactory In my case,
Therefore. can recommend and endorse
Charles, Lincoln Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

Mr.. James +, Reilly, of killingly, Conn,
writes: a,.,i
@HDear3 slrs,-1 think Father Johns
AtedIci,ie is a medicine that cverShody
sho,ld Know about and keep IN their
house. an, never without IT and never
shall be. II ever n man was IN a weak,
ened condition inter one and ohe-naiL
years sickness from grip ana then tna.
dreadful pneumonia followed By sich
n co,,sh Ms am unable TO describe IN
writing. ngain followed BY hemorrhages.
could not sleep nights and was unable
to eat. I had given UP all hops Doc
tors gave me no relief, and was given