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4 CIRCUS CHAPLAIN

sheek Of Pesa md has been appointed officially
u chaplain q eireus.
heeat certain hsperoti hold heIg hands In pIoe
protest
Whes -
Possibly plane the VIM PRAYED Rlsss me aud my
wife ny wife -four and more
Are people pAEansf II they are
missionaries ought provided the the other hand
they are Christian they consultations OF their
religion privilege ef Worship
II mistake life rolsterinE holiday for
circus people dsrepatahe lot
rhe attaches busy to be vicious
down to canvas man they
are average II persons bad and indifferent
The finely organized we-trainet army and
ought to have IL religious other
Has Madam Mademesee who the pnent Of
rtt- makes the leap for fs
has she no be dsvout Mas
or
bainsed Glow who does his stunt To make s
people laugh-mnk life perpetual ioke II you but knew
there may behind his antics Hath he not MEM
berrd n SOUR
Aud What Of HEY heather n.
Of religious MINISTRY
they these people ana therefore ns'
the Of Us the Gospel.
SUCCESS to TIE chaplain
a great parish
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VA STAR DUST

so-rcs 80, q ,suren NJ unele Henry.
put e- 10 cant Luke the I.pnu bach
ssafu
Nta~ius Ssne Dust in the iseht NJ
a Christmas Pie. AMI Luas AZ .
plum. ~ho ls ia. Johnny Hnrusg
that Las PIT IN q thumb and With
drawn him.
Tn. iSst remembered uf him waa
shsa nrsIv krnna Inquired after
Josh Wiee. LAX. wsnt Co N~eosisse
for wireless message 10 the Paris
police. asking that Jo@h be Auntad
~ and stsrtss4 home.
M. uh~re ia Lake, nad he go
TO meet the old gentleman and fos-
gee 10 rsturnf
Anyway. We hlsune Nrssy fcx hss
disapp@srsnes Ard tA~n she died
slorx With her Strawberry Bloc
~prus.s Or Is IN. only weitins for
them ia become substantial enough
90 pu, taste in her mouth
OF all the batty people. ia. kna
seems TO be the only standby. sties
10 IL. 10. Nos. il wilI make a mAR
O! you-anleaa yosi are q WOMAN
n L. q. HOUSE,
ira up to yoa. kraxv to nnA
Luke. Our anIes neAreh for tbs fo-a4-
lAh oae has bsan . fruitI.as one-
b. ID. n
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The laps have captured slnehov.
II you cant sly Il. sNtifxt.
Those 1900 Japs N. Russians
killed at Port Arthur are a mighty
busy lot for dead maa.
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a FACETIous QUIZ.

a FACETIOus QUIZ.
- b. M:
Are microbes supposed to exist in
Star pstss. and " not. you ar. not.
suppd~e. membeIs Of that society
that believes not in OSCILLATION ?
Am anxious 10 know.
NEW BSRlBER"
On. yea. Nss Subscriber. Star
bu~s is frIl of microbes. Why. ne
have sometimes found az many as
fifty seven blllioa ot the little fell
loos holding = straph~rrv festival
on the point Ut one of our Jokes
Our ideas ON ejaculation are too veil
known to our readers 10 need com
msat 4 personal call at the Of
flee vill rDnvice Aew Subscriber
that our visss on the eubj.ee are
a. ks. II. "
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CHAPTER lyi 0con.,ea.-n

q Change hsi AIKEN pise. Ia me
fsbi.aa Of figures bxe.I. the car.
risa~. rN~ Sus@sFs having r.insss
hs a. lsa gathered st.sIas thstt
eesou-. iFr~@aiat~ hae to act
Equally unr-@stx.s ~as ne hoo To
arsi.. them. Ynaf ny. Country
md liberty hai struck terror 10
earn. from recognizing the thfs~
Mo .use foremost thr siaos ~ fsr
craven IN euta Thy s-r- ~
men h. hs5 subjected - Insult IL
.es.s e@sraAation 4ss he need !s-,k
for no mercy ct their hands
Nth spars o. manhood. .Fsn
such ss i~.usi. .atnsslfres lnspirea
he would have ehoan tight M iur
H,fntr.s would. srs sal sus ~ th.
first alarm hs had s.liepei out 10
IN. gate sna th~r. m~, ssssh. Not
.o Aantansssr. v M. although ~ hat
tassn his &c 80 oos 90 lie see bhssi.
made no 4ttesues so tee ~ But sat
shfvsttua IN hle saddle. az n tho
weapon ess Asus.t "a ifeg from HE
hand
ON the instant sf,-r h,ats NOR.
firmly held ana n~sfer ewiffef
flashes b~fur. his syss b. who hid
a. as Ne syrans his horse w crying
out Carlos ssutsndsr' your hour
has came a.,onIr~ii The time
intend 10 hill you"
Even IN. threat stunG him not "a
resistance. Never shou~ ;uooniish
on more Of paitroan. the sitsiev
and grandeur ~ nj. vsfiiss ir..s In
striking contrast aiih his eoA srdiy
mten.
Miserable stretch" cet~S k~s,-
ney-f for H vss he xhn eapsYopse.s
hirt-s1 font euns ~ hili you tn
cold hl0spA Heaven fn'biS ry 60
tng uiard-r Defend spursslf''
He defend sI.s.lsf" seosnfuiiv
exclaimed soiea-,has ~ sris
Rock. lie gisas~n, az much az do
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SEATTLE STAR WINS
te p.sgr ss,ae L be- Set J.6as Com
sas@6e sas@ go susv sos Ps@tso
SSs.,xe.

TIE much 'alsc. - iihel aiis Yot
sss 60 bs"aahs against the s.st'i"
star ~ : stray. proprietor at thr
Seattle Dairy. esa i.f0An out "
e..sri hp the Judge On III. defend
ant Q motion u aaf. su.s Ia grant
lna The stars motion. fas COURT
aid The stars fight against s..e
formsii.hYi. aiul'.fa.iou OF MIX
has ssese far the public good. AMI
shefs can te 40, prss.inst II
malice toward the plaintiff. whose
bAalnsaa sas merely mentioned ia
esd.ut4li, Z. a charge al a.giiscnec
.zAln., = yuh'i. es'ieisl
pY. q l.. i.arrf. ei'v chemist. IN
his testimony, stated 'fAt he did
not bsii.s. that IN, furmsidshs Il"
evif had evee "a any eiss S any
time been stopped So quickly and
effectively a. in seattle. and that
be believed that this RESULT wss due
directly 20 ] he stars si.ht sxaiaAt
TIE evil.
The stars article which vEs pub
Hsh.a on sept. e % Last Yesf. stat
ed that "a large oumaes ST san plea
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In he Grasp -.
q Ddnfd OnDd-
sYNopsta
hB Captatn f7ogne Reid
1gaRSsur A<sJa0kz AaxRAA.K Auza

sfNopst1
Florence keaFney. captain Of
teNaa ftlthuatefa. IL captured dur
.ns the Mier expedition into Mexico
IN New Orleans the young tftahman
haa loved the daughter q bon Ia
hseto NalveFde. a Mexican semitic
NINA hanlahed by Santa Anna. In
auel With Carlos Sautandef. he had
spared his rfvatu tlfo after nearly
losing his own through his onraz
nenta treaehery. santander. nov 4
Colonel on Santa Annals staff. visits
MIN In prison. where kuarney ana
MS companion. Cris Rock. Of Texas.
see coupled TO native prisoners.
rocks ehainmata being a defornsd
santander the eaase af their pres
eht plight. taunta tom aud plans
thsif further humiliation.
I'm iEnaeta. paFdeHed hy Santa
NtAs. has been made a cabinet miuz
saasf Tie Countess Isabel Almunts.
eeaflns that her lover. Hunsrta Htxas.
political enemy Of santa Anna. has
eesa inpFisened. comes to her friend.
isalsa Natverds. FOE comfort
HahtHndef gains Santa Afpaa's
consent To his plan TO humiliate the
Texans
They seek Santa Anna 20 gain
pardon for their lovers
The request Is refused. Santa An
ma hints 1t love-
On their way to a state function
they see their lovers in the ehAin-
Eans at work ia the sewvrA.
They plan for their sarap~.
They eteVsriy 'plau tnxir r.sntaS.
and With the assistance Of faithful
kFeoHas their lovers. with pors aud
me DWARF escape IN their carriage.
Pursued by cavalry. the refugees
cut The horses from The esfrisa. and
sailop 10 tho mountains
Pursued by cavalry. IN. refugees
cut ts~ har~~s FROM the carriage aeJ
ssllos 20 the mountains.
The seaeflts. elsvvly plan sh..r
rs~eus and nth the e-i. of faith
fal sfusitu thsir lovers. eits Hose
and the du&rs. e~tse their carriage
ard escape "a mountain retreat
snosn u Hless
rhs retreat 10 sufl as won IN t.e
ssFh ~ urnss sn0 uIf.s srp.s era
% - t.-ls t~ess...
Ths retreat 10 full ss r~,issie.i
fsselu.tsHists sisstgsss, as rsaaks. II
whom Hif.. q N. tsai.s. The T.sz
aus iain tho band
IRE tvAff etlIs . sentinel saa 80
Eau.s loo athr mountain
lie il~cIoas~ tn Col SantAnd~r tAe
hiding place ~ ths rssolasI1oIsts.
| b.s 10 overheard by loss
The sfe-srn y sras fhs e4iriasa. y M
/ eeszayS.
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Ito BE Continued ,

10 To spiprue's &c. bicycle re-
paiss sss
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Uneie Henry has taken the huueh
ffe Was much ssisgruntl~d yesterday
By the numbyr ~ sicss that we're
registered about hi. appearance.
being particularly sensitive about
his bad head. lie said IL vAa ny
TO him to do something. or he'd lose
his tesb. and iR order to square him
self he showed Gp this morning in
an automobile cap and goggles. The
possals are stlIl coming in and josh
Wis., Is still ia the Lead. The tally
afaEda fkla rnnrnInn
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GREAT SYROke
of the Pea
81 AkENEFF

PING kTEs. NAY sT.-csmnlual-
cation With Port Arthur las been
restored. a train loaded With fuel
for the hot air balloon reached Port
Arthur this morning. Aisxisff HOPES
70 get a telegram thrspisa on To-
moFrows fast freight
SInce AlsKlefrs flight from Post
Arthur the men In the Russian
navy AqssAk o< him as the rear Ad-
fRiral
The mayor of systematically
has ASKED the ear 20 order tt. cs@-
mls Office n0a TO make q count NJ
eke eity's population until all the
men called out by Cen karopatstA
rsgnrn froaa the war.
A poor umechanie Of Cronstadt has
fa.venied a keylcss typewriter ana
haa cent the first machine mana
fAeturss ta vIrvrOy AIsxtasf. II
wora@ ~omeahimG like GAtIins ssla.
t1a operator turning a crank.
YAe ewss 10 siu aasiosss IN On %
ehs front OF course nobody knows
raxt where the Russian front il. bus
No aoslhe the car gill have time To
hunt fr ~.
Yes. he Killed $50 Japa near Port
Arthur back in February. said the
quiet Iossatn@ man in the eornes.
Then he killed 80 in one of the
attempts 20 bottle up the Kiesf.
He killed 3sa laps the first day
wssev Iasa4ed In kawea.@
And th@0 he killed 20s the hay
the Coanacks we're fiFat sens cat
h<uxm VITA"
Ties, and 900 the day before the
Mpa CROSSED the Yslu.
who vas this brave Russian.
g@a4l@many ssked the man Who
kad been listening 10 the converse
tlGN
Our telegraph eiieos." replied
the quiet man.
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AR unqualified Portal Gomez from
y. II. Preston OF Arlington. Nho
writes.
Give us back Ineis Jooh. straw
sI4a all
Inquiries are being received also
fn resare TO Luxe tho Loom. chose
present .vhsrea bout 10 not knoxG.
Star Dust Man.
We don't want 10 see Isnh Wise
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UNCLE HENRY
SAYS
Tiers many o
slip uixt IN
Iitho4raph ticket and
Ia oseil4.asrF seat
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BLAZE IN THE
DETROIT HOTEL

TT. nofufioo. Detroit hotel II the
corner - Main street sni Second
arenu. south. was IN. seen. Of
conflcEYsfton At $40 o'clock LAST
evening. Prom -etn. unknown cause
q mattress IN 4 fn-BW on The third
foo, BURST into flames and wss~u
the fissrn.n reached n. si1s the
.nuok. has filled the rooms on that
floor Will. the csictsi dodgers made
strenuous snieivors To seek places
Of safety
A chemical engine answered the
s-'.yhou. cali and aoon rad the fire
out II. toss s.e small.
-
Feet dinner In @essf wish Gass
es2nss OF Burgundy. ss Malsou &az.
oevte. seeou3 ana ysmes. every eve
NANA, nj "a &c
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Makes she Smile

Gssw broader. Ass the man wnn
ss~asu eey 81 III Mats Ssn. better
%esssx. h.. -. Brooks Il 60. 1884 Sec
Tan9 pwen.. Arcade GotisinR. zee
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California; Resorts

Reached by Southern Pacific Co o
ssss0us Scenic tsaAntn Esoato. Two
"slIY. Fast stsUs. excellent
ssaMt ossSeNssV9 go.
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Republicans Expect
sweeping Victory
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
rapidly d~issipated the greater part of
the doubtful vote in the minds Of the
republican managers.
Giving to the democrats In addition
I. Missouri, Kentucky. and the solid
south the doubtful states OF Mary
land. West Virginia, Connecticut and
Delaware. Parker would have 179
electoral votes 10 Roosevelt's 22f.
This estimate leaves New York, In.
diana and New Jersey, with q total
Of SO electoral votes, In the doubt.
full column.
or these three states the republican
managers appear most confident OF
carrying Indiana and New Jersey.
In Indiana, the presence II Senator
Fairbanks on the ticket undoubted.
ly gives them a decided advantage,
which. coupled with the splendid con.
dition OF their organization. seems to
assure them the victory. though even
the most snnsuine coneede that the
result will be close In New Jersey
The democratic state ticket Is strong
e then the national ticket and tho
ctitest Is largely on state issues.
The republicans give Roosevelt a
plurality OF $4,000, and even the In
dependents believe that Roosevelt will
have a large plurality.
In New York the battle has been
one of the fiereeSt In the political an
mails of the empire state. External
evidence o points to the success Of
the republican national ticket In this
state. The campaign managers de
clare with confidence that New York
will give Roosevelt as high as $4,000
plurality. II is pointed out that he
is stronger up the state than when he
ran for governor and was elected
He is also stronger In New York city
then before the campaign Many of the
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CONGRESS-.

No part Of the great arid region
seems likely to receive more good
from. the great gathering Of the irri.
cation hosts In El Paso than New
Mexico, IL is not well enough under.
stood that New Mexico has greater
potential irrigation resources than
any other state or territory of the
west u Is sad and almost criminal
that In no, state or territory have the
irrigation resources been so poorly
developed. ~Ccaselessly immense vol.
umes OF water In a thousand streams.
water sufficient to transform from
wilderness to garden many hundreds
OF thousands OF acres OF as rich land
as the west possesses run 10 waste.
II Is OF the most infinite Impor-
lance that the almost Hmltlcss Irri-
cation possibilities Of New Mexico
be brought prominently before the
gathering of irrigation experts that
VIII convene In El Paso a few days
hence Hundreds OF New Mexicans
should attend that convention. In
the public meetings. In the confer
the delegates they should lose no OPP.
portunity Of impressing the undevel,
| nn.l aartn,Itnral utnaltt Enf H. tnp
ritory.
Money Is needed TO develop the re.
sources Of New Mexico, to build res
~eryoirs and canals and dams, The
men who will visit I'll Paso will. in
large measnrc represent the capital
ist class. Men will be there who
have played a large part in the trans
formation of California, Of Utah, of
Colorado, Of Idaho Here capital has
received large returns and is already
seeking new fields. There a be
no question II the opportunities In
New Mexico be brought prominently
btIott tut ptvplt VIM navy uDtdiS
and who understand the opportunities
and methods Of irrigation develop
ment. capital will be turned this way.
Expert representatives Of the inter
ior department and geological survey
will be in ri Pasn, The government
IL doing much for the reclamation oi
the west. II In important. too. tina,
the government representatives be
impressed with the opportunities OF
New Mexico, However. for every
acre that the government .reclaims
private capital should reclaim ten.
Las Vegas Is as vitality interested
In irrigation as any other part Of tht
territory. A, big Las Vegas delega
ton should be sent to the nationa
convention. The time Is drawing
lheaf. citizens who are interests
ought 70 begin to figure to allow moth
ing 10 interfere WITH their attend
ance.
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PRINCIPLE.

II sometimes happens In this free
country that men 0 u suaeen
change OF political faith For think
ing men who honestly change their
convictions. there rs nothing but re.
spect. But IL frequently happens.
also. that a sudden change OF faith
is followed by heroic attempts TO
share in distribution of party favors.
This looks bad to say the least In
any case where republicans Dr. dem
ocrats have snapped faith for the
apparent purpose OF securing poiti.
cal advantage thereby, the plain PEG
pie have nothing for them but con
tempt Save only religious principle
and personal honor, the people OF
this land hold principle In politics
most sacred.
What should be the feeling for the
republican or the democrat, who
when the welfare of his party or
his candidate in the national field
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New York Summary.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-American
stocks in London steady about parity
with steel stocks especially strong.
Some prospect Of U. S. steel absorb.
ing Colorado Fuel.
Republic steel prospects good for
increased earnings.
Seventy-eight roads for fourth week
of October show average gross in
crease Of 2.55 per cent.
Atchison in fair demand in loan
crowd but stocks otherwise plentiful.
Commission houses carrying unus-
ually light line of stocks over cleo
ton.
Chicago elevator merger making
slow progress.
Pennsylvania earnings for nine
months equal to s per cent on stock.
Outward movement of currency for
crops practically ended.
Banks gained from sub treasury
Friday, 5000.
American cotton oil surplus after
paying dividend for n year $28,
919, equal to LIS per cent on com.
mon.
NJ. X. & T. earnings for fourth
week OF October increase $152.425.
Twelve industrials decreased 6 per
cent.
Twenty active. railroads decreased
81 per cent.
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big financial interests which formerly
opposed now favor his election as
shown by public interviews, and
Roosevelt is also personally popular
among the several classes Of the
foreign population usually voting the
local democratic ticket. With New
York's large block of 80 electoral votes
thus assured him, the republican man
ayers declare today that the success
of the national ticket at next Tues
days election Is absolutely beyond
doubt.
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Some Of our democratic brethren

Some OF u democratic brethren
are industrionsly circulating re-
port that some Of the democratic
leaders In Albuquerque are urging
their followers to vote for Andrews.
The Optic is in a position TO assure
the voters Of this city that the dem
ocrats OF Albuquerque are united in
working for their own ticket. The
story circulated by the democrats
here that Duke City democrats will
cast many votes for Andrews ON the
ground Of town loya'is Il without
foundation
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Carnegie Public Library.

WANTED, at once-1,000 books in
good condition; WI hope you have
one or more Of these which You will
be pleased to donate to the library.
Leave your name or the books at the
library or at either drug store and
they will be called for. and your
name will be inscribed In each hook
as donator.
Your trustees are trying to make
the new library an institution Of great
good to Las Vegas and particularly TO
the public schools, and need your
cooperation.
Recent donations. Already &C.
knowledged 20 books and 3 pictures.
Mrs. A. D. Higgins, two large vol
umes.
Mrs. M. j. Curry, / volume.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Browne, fourteen
volumes.
Mrs. Ernest l.. Browne. one large
steel engraving.
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lack OF circulation, Had a knife been
thrust into my kidneys the pain could
not have been more intense. My sleep
was Disturbed by visions OF distorted
figures. The kidney seeretiohs were an
noyingly irregular, and l was tortured
with thirst and always bloated. | used
seven boxes OF Doan's Kidney Pills. The
bloating subsidized until | weighed o
pounds less, could sleep like a child and
was relieved Of the pain and the irregu-
larity Of the kidney action. My circula-
ton is good and | feel better in every
way"
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mrs. Jackson will
be mailed on application to any part or
the United States. Address Foster-Mil-
burn Co, Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by all
druggists: price. 80 cents per box.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

The facts are 81 clear and indisput'
able that the democratic party will
find II impossible TO mislead n single
voter by circulating any such histor.
ical propaganda
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

O.. +. Burch returned last evening
from a visit TO the worlds fair. Mrs.
Bmrch win remain for a couple OF
weeks longer, Mr.. Burch asserts
that Missouri will 30 for Roosevelt.
and Folk at the polls tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

More than any other hing Las
Vegas needs a storage reservoir. An.
drews is the apostle OF irrigation and
has his mind set npon securing res
ervoirs for Las Vegas as we'll as for
other parts Of the territory.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

IN SEASONS OF PROSPERITY,
place a part OF your income in the
savings bank. Some day this fund
may carry you owe a rough and
rocky road. Open an account with
the Plaza Trust & Savings bank OF
Las Vegas. N. NJ. 1917.
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h.A
,s8MARkETJ
"&kr

1be following New YOrk sGocs aaotAtlun
cago Board OF. Trade) rooms . and
1T Block, tO0lus Phone 20, Las Ve9as Phone
no. over thBiF OWE private wires from New
York, Chicago aad Colorado Spring.; coires-
and Ohicago. member New York Stock Ex-
change and U6l149o Board Of Trade, and VIM.
4. 0tis d Co.. Dkkkers and Brokers. Colorado
3pPinga:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

The interests OF the people Of this
county demand that the whole re-
publican ticket should be returned At
the polls tomorrow
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

w. d. Bunker. who was ~specchifs.
Ing out at Mora declares that the
county Is Hafe--of course he means
safe for the republicans
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The democrats will make their
last hopeless attempt at spell-bind-
ing at the opera house this evening.
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is al stake. yet pcrsuades himself that
II Is fitting TO vote for the opposl'
ton, on personal grounds. with the
hope Of securing personal advantage
or advantage 10 his limited commu'
nifty? He has about AZ much claim
10 respect from people who hold
their political principles dear as the
mar who changes party TO get an
office. or the man who sells his vote
for any other consideration.
Some voters OF this city who pose
AZ republicans have been advocating
votes for Geo. =. Money on tho spe-
clous ground OF town loyalty. The
republicanism OF these gentleman
may be seriously questioned. II Ia
no, the brand that has made the re-
publican party repeatedly triumph
ant In this nation. A man can not
afford TO sacrifice his political prin-
oiplc In the affairs Of this nation.
He becomes the object Of suspicion
20 his own party and he forfeits the
respect Of the party which receives
his vote.
The republicans OF Las Vegas
who are true to their principles
who desire TO retain their own
political s%elf.respect and the respect
OF their fellows. will cast their votes
tomorrow for the nominee for con
gress Of the republican party. Hon.
w II, Andrews. To do otherwise
VIII be 10 betray the interest and
welfare OF the party In the hour Of
need.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

Chicago Grain and Provision.
Close, Monday, Nov. Z, 1904.
Wheat-Dec. liz 1.40S-S; May
III 3-497-S; Bully. 9S.
Corn-Oec. IS "a; May, As rs;
July. IS 3-4GT&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

Col Twitchell was unfortunate
enough last night to fall and sprain
HIS wrist.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

A vote for Delegate Andrews IL
a cote tor The prosperity ~ New
Mexico.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

Vote for the man who does things
WIN. II. Andrews.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-11-07

Oats-Dec. 2S rs; May, 81 Ia; July
is,
Pork-Dec. $3.50.