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ATTORNEYS,

:. v. Long, Attorney.AtLaw. once
n Wyman block, East Las Vegas.
N. M
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

MINNIE RAY COLE, Dressmuker. inst from
~ ohc ehsts oi4 TW-lfth ~. 1904 4
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FOR RENT.

room house, modern, on Sth St..$15
7-rooms and bath, Railroad ave.. ..$15
rooms and bath, Main St.,......s25
kosenthal hall for entertainments.
bargains residence property for sale
MOORE Real Estate and Investmen.
""-' Co. 625 DoNsiAs Avenue.
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E0R RENT-Desirable business room steam
heated, under La Pension Hotel, Apply
10 W. M. Lewis. the undertaken. 1915
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BARGAINS

sell for g., 250. ="
Property $40 National Ave, 81, 800 for 81, $50.
property at 500 Railroad Ave, 81, 100 for $500.
Hail cash; balance easy payments, S. T.
Kline. at Dicks Grocery. 1854
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Eastern Star, Regular CommunIes.
don second and fourth Thursday wen.
ings q each month. All visiting broth.
ers end sisters r cordially Invited.
Ars. H. Rlsch, worthy matroa;
Earnest Browne. w. p; Mrs. Emma
Benedict. &c.,; Mn. n. 4. Howell,
Tres.
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WANTED-Good cook-at once. Apply at
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SITUA1ION WANTED Competent YOUNG
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ENOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
with bath--with or without board. Mrs.
il A.. Grief, 423 10th street. I0.7
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WANTED-A fourteen-year.old girl wants
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school. viii work for board. Address wv
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WANTEl,- Soft cotton rags AT Ladies'
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WANTED-A good kitchen ~woman-colored
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WANTED-A furnished house. Apply to M.
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k>OR RENT--South furnished rooms with
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SOCIETIES.

!. :. O. E., Meets First And Third
Thursday evenings. each moath, at
SixtA street lodge room. Visltina
srothers cordially ivited.
EUSEBIO CHACON. Exalted Ruler.
T. \. BLAUVELT. Sec.
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tho Arizona 4 Colorado railroad
company has appointed Alex Bowie Of
uaihp. as It's special agent in New
Mexico.
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FOR RENT-Large house. corner
Fifth and Main. Apply to T. B. Nc
Nair OF anyone at B. & N. Cos. s-29
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Chapman Lodge No. 2. A. =. Z A. N.
Regular communications 1st and 3rd
Thursdays in each month. Visiting
crcthers cordially invited. n R
Williams. W. n: Charles H. Spor.
leder. SECRETARY.
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FOR SALE.

kHOR SALE-A number Of fine young chickens
i call At 1000 Tilden Ave Mrs. 8. G. Long.
O-l08
FOR SALE-Horse, harness and
buggy. apply at The Las Vegas Tel.
ephone Office. 1918.
k'oH SALE-Household Goods. "a Twelfth
- street.. l0-ti0
nor sALE.A Franklin Typewriter, nearly
machine, originally costing 5000. viii be
soid 81 . bargain, I have no use for 1t. INQUIRE
OF W. 4. Thresher at the Optic. CLIO.
OsT- Between Coor's corner and the
watch. Swiss make Makers name. Henry
begulin, Locle-$l0 reward IL returned 10 this
ONCE. or to r.. A. Manzanares. Jr. 10-gI
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up and taking otr.the top rail, D. msnnuyre
oftep necessary on the hunting field, was
worked clevefly by hll. There were re-
iusals by many and a smashing Of timbers
by Others, which supplied the fun for the
farce. Mr.. Hitchcoct's entries, which have
been drilled at the work. all did well. and
30 did Sir Roderic and Buck, which had
amateurs up and so deserved special honor.
Buck received the H. c., Mr.. Hitchcock
winning the cup.
high art and high skill on the reins was
m evidence In the first competition for the
$500 Challenge cup for pairs driven by the ir
owners TO demi-mail or Stanhope pfss.on
Miss Ella s. Ross drove her black hack news
Rowton yitalba and Rowton Merrylees;
+, ID Jordan had In his bays, Lord Burieigh
and Lord Belfast; Mr.. Howes had two bays
and A., g. Vanderbilt handled the browns,
High Tide and Portia. II Is a new cup and
must be won twice to be won out. England, ;,
Boston, New York and Newport Joining In
to make the first competition 20. Miss
Ross had dark pte on. as she had to use
a newly bought one, and perforce could not
display the lieht blue. Her appearance
revealed that she has been good loser and
may come back to our great show arain.
Each driver had q servant in the rumble
and Bertram Mills sat by Miss Roes as her
guest; The whips gown and hat were Of
lipht blue, and the color reappea red on the
headstall ribbons. Boston WON'T has
been Boston's year-with Newport second.
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Girls Play Basketball,

Erasmus Hall High School girls won 9
basketball victory yesterday morning. They
defeated the Mount Vernon High Schoo
team in the first OF a series Of intercity games
The contest took place in the hall of the
Church Of the Atonement In Seventeenth
street near Fifth avenue. Brooklyn: The
first half was played under mems rules. with
which the Erasmus girls are conversant
and the final half. In Difference to the visitors
was played under the women's rules with a
double centre. In each the Erasmus girls
proved the better. The Mount Vernon girls
lined up as a team for the first time this year
and on sma aller court than they are used to.
Miss Clara Billings Of the Erasmus Hall team
first half ended: Erasmus Hall, IA points
Mount Vernon. point. The final score
was "a to g.
Yesterday morning at the Old Thirty
second Regiment Armofy, Brooklyn. the
Metropolitan Girls League champions. the
Eastern District High School i've. and were
all but whitewashed. The Eastern District
team won. 10 to 2.
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TO put a gold trimmed harness over the
glossy black coat OF her favoIite and
barnessed him to light one man. top
wa agon, the spectators, kind to her with
the cumbersome high wheel rurabout,
would have filed the Garden with q storm
OF applause. In the final awards Auditor
B., q former winner in q similar class, get
the blue knot. The rcd knot went to the
many times winner Sadie McGregor
Perseus got the yellow and Darnon. II. G. =,
The champion class for trotting road
horses brought into the ring the na1o 9o-
Mrs: Stotesbury last year, and winners
at the present show, Auditor B, winner In
Glasses ~ and IA, and Sadie McGregor,
winner In Glass 10. The final award sent
Rhea w. out OF the competition and gave
the blue knot and plate to Auditor b. Sadie
Another champion prize for trotting
road horses came in Glass 10. This was for
pairs having taken a first prize at this
or at any other show. The former winner,
Rhea w. and Easter Belle. and the recent
winners, Sadie, MrGregor and Elsinore
took the jud ges about Ave minutes to award
the championship to the former champions,
leaving the reserve for MI. Lafews pair.
This Endorsed the awards earlier In the
week when the two met in Class II.
Four typical brougham horses answered
thb cdu LOT CiaSs on, norSeS to count on per
cent, victoria, rs; harness, is. and lveries.
10; horses to stand quietly and back at com-
mand. With Alfred Vanderbilt's High
Tide; Mrs. Ladew's Trin-Go Bragh; Mrs.
Groevenor's Rosebery and James Hobart
Moore's Lord Russell to place in the order
OF merit the work Of the judges was GER
tainly no sinecure. In the earlier oompe-
titions Of the. week High Tide. had beaten
the former champion. Rosebery and then
the latter turned the tables in the brougham
class. In the showing this time High Tide
again carried away the blue knot and Rose
berry was placed third. The red weat to
Lord Russell.
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BIG SATURDAY ATTENDANCE
Horse Show Very Successful From tn Q Point
Of Patronage.

The attendance at the show afternoon
and evening yesterday was very large, much
larger than Saturday usually brings out.
II was moro OF day for the general public,
but society folk. who have sat through the
week 30 patiently, were out again Some Of
the women looked tired. but most of the
younger set. and especially the members
OF the hunting and polo sets. we're as en-
thusiastic us ever, and while the hunter cup
and the championships were being decided
the interest was keen.
In the afternoon ma ny who have kept to
their boxes throughout the week promen-
AIDED. The West Point cadets were present
ana each cadet had managed to nnd q pretty
girl. Some of them had two girls and went
around the ring talking TO both as best they
could. The gray OF the cadets uniform made
the picture q pretty one. and somehow 1t
seemed to blend with any costume. whether
delicate pink. the fashionable green, red
blue or any other color. >,
Mrs. Herman oelrchs. dressed in hand
some gray costume and wearing hat trimmed
with green, ostrich pl umes. was one who
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt wore y costume
Of tan figured velvet and a black hat, Mrs.
", ii. Moore wore blaek. Mrs. Gould. Miss
syss M Mias Tbss. ksss ssSsy Nh Ss!
CORTLAND i, Smith. MRS, J. B. NJ Grosysnor.
Miss Henrietta c. Weatberbee, Miss Watt,
Miss X. l.. Wilkes, Mrs. II. l.. Toplitz, Mrs.
Paul A. Sorg and Mrs. Charles Pfizer were
others WHO wee noticed in the boxes.
On the board walk were Thomas, A; Matt
land. George A: Coleman. Edward Il. Ladew,
John H. Hanan. Alfred g. Vanderbilt. Alfred
B. Maclay, John E. Cowdin, Harvey y. Ladew.
j. b. M, Grosvenor. L. Wilfred Houldsworth,
Eben d. Jordan. Louis Haight. James Hobart
Moore, r. F. Carman. II. II. Hollister, Cor
nelius Fellowes, Hamilton W. Cary. H. F.
Rldredge and Edwin II. Weatherbee.
The show 30 far as attendance Is con-
cerned was the most successful On Fri
day night the attendance was the largest
in the history Of the show and was larger
than when the Duke OF Marlborough wss
present in. 1892. That day until Friday
night had stood as q record.
The total attendance Of the week, esti-
mating the number present last night, has
been placed at about $500. There are
three sessions each day. An average of
about 1, 900 attended the morning. about
$500 each afternoon and about 1900 in the
evening. This is 400 more than last year.
There are many though who paid for ad-
mission and stayed in the Garden only a
short time. ...
Last night was very big one, and the
walk was crowded 40 that it took nearly
three-qliarters Of an hour to make one turn
OF the ring, a.--.-e..-- -. .-. 70.
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Horse and Carriage Dealers Busy.

Studeblker Brothers Company received the nrst
grand prize for vehicles and harness over all other
competitors at the worlds fair. ST. Louis. For
the largest, nnest and most effective display OF
nne carriages exhibited In this country Stude.
baker Brothers received special award In addition
hrm by the world fair judges adds othcr 10 their
long list OF successes. Studebtker Brothers for
more than half century have been makers OF nne
vehicles of every description.
Pisine SPAWN Cure Is a concentrated compound
OF the mos, efIcient remedies Rnown TO veterinary
science. Its power as . resolvent In unnstural
conditions OF the glands, ligameBts and Tissues IA
OF computed efficacy and the rt,ine Chemical
Company OF Troy,S. V. guarantee It TO cure any
case which their printed guarantee covers
- J. ?. Goodrich a Co.. With their salesrooms at
Broadway and Third street, are shov Ing a com.
sss ncuds every assrsb, sye sroushSms Sshs
arc shown in sizes ranging from ihe heavier. thai
% pSrs funsSou, suitable for one Soiss "e'''' 'n'n
william r. Bishop has a isrre suburban trade
and ,hs station % ~ sEon Is the popular vehicle Many
removable, 20 sl 70 combine an open or closed
a. arrangement Of jump seats and drop Ts,ss thai
admits o. making the carriage family baggage
wagon should the occasion arise.
william NJ Gray OF % Wooster street has been IN the
carriage Industry for close on half a century and
this fan has IN his showIooms a list of vehicles
y hich 10 considered supeiior 10 anything herolo.
fore shown. One excellent feature OF Grays 10 that
he manages TO have on hand a list OF a. cond hand
vehicles OF all descriptions many of them scarcely
worn enough 70 be called more than shopworn
All these are priced at modest ngurts and there IA
practically es much service 70 the buyer az when
the maker nIst attached his namcpiate.
The biting November winds suggest many things
for the owners comfort and for the comfort Of The
horse, The Peters Harness and Saddlery Conipsny..
al a. West Broadway, are really rood people 10
know at this time OF the year: not only have they
an Immense stock OF horse clothing and covering
OF all descriptions for the occupant Of the carriage
but the quality and the prices are fight.
The richness and quality Of the offerings a, the
Old Glory sale which win commence 20 morrow
clear through rom rst TO last can be Appreciated
only after careful examination OF the catalogue.
The sale viii appeal strongly 10 eyeV breeder.
racirg man and road driver who wishes an cppor.
tpnty TO buy the vury best there II IN the country.
Almost every breeding soclion ron nAinc 10 Cali,
fonia hes conirihuted a quota OF lis best horses
for the Old ClCiy ~ c'kr
%'pi. : AZ the - - inor ''' r' ''refpShcsd
lay Ican !! ...'I Is u '- 80 b'irE
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$500 OF which amount 500 is in plete-won 6y hhsa
:; m; ,SaH sssd.. s'S MIS- K [. Wilkes sIiysa BY
e. st1as sfssS fYs~sS sRS f. IsdsE driven Sy
Class i1a-Huntes' cup-opcn only 70 those horses
entered In glasses ioi. Io2. Ios. iol lo6 ioe and
b, ssi1F s5s sds e Gs out th.n 1lds "
se out the etc TOP re rail it and jump The remaining bars;
the horses 10 be Judged on their mAnneis and per:
ss.I. Nm %bdSSs y sa dasS By
!; Lambert second rebon Tsmor' snS ss: ifdd.ln fdd 10
SS LsnSer s4ss NIT ThiTa apns riSsen sOSss King Gu
i5s hands, 4 years: Ms: Thomas hitchcoct, Nj
ID Sdsn X %Ss 6s5S, ariK rH o0dsS a. Sss
ridden by Sidney Holloway. ..,...t
SADDLE HORSES. -
Must be practically sound; TO be iudged by thelI
quality. manners and ability 70 carry the weight
specihed in their respective clAsses; manners 70 70
count 80 per cent: conformation rs: quality. as;
judges win be requested TO Ride such Of ihs horses
r. r.. INK a aWs,aa may deem worthy TO receive 'o0h' N
H.ss Shsmpon 1rs. open only 70 hoIsss oI;;s
in Inc saddle horse CLASSES d or Sny q the ksso
r.s % ssGS T IL
Lawrence s Jones. - rdden By Mss Marion Roi)oSsg'
Tserte ribbon, Petroleum. b. 9" Ars' D. u. NJ
0rosvenor. ridden by Z. Antony.
Class So. Champion prize: open only 70 horses
exceeding 1872 hands, having taken hrst prize In the
saddle horse classes at this or any OF che Mstc
post entries. Prize. $3.50, OF which amount 500
Is In plaseIWon BY Lady Gray gr; g m, 1se hspds'
McGibbon, reserve ribbon Lexington, b. g., b,s
hands. I years. W. A. McGibbon. hidden by r.
HORSES CARR ACES AND APPoIS1MBSrs..
Class O.-Mares or .geldines, not under i6.l
hands, to be shown before lady's single horse
Victoria; horses 10 count 50 per cent: Victoria,
good manners, stand quietly and back we'll Not
open TO dealers First prize, $50 Gigh nde br Z
Farm. driven by T. Wilson Second prize, H6
LORD Russell b; e., 1872 hands, gyesrs. James Hobart
berry. b. r. lel hands, years, Mrs j. B. NJ. Gros
yenor, driven by p, Chipchese. Highly commended
EdRsia r. IsdeS Sa dven BY +
The sun., 1904-11-20

A great many persons wait til this time OF year
in order TO secure q bargain In an automobile as
they are well aware that the auto en- nthusisst will
get nd OF his this years car before ordering the
next years model, no matter what the make. This
is a " ise course for the man or woman who can
wait for they sure TO pick up car which Is In
many respects the equal OF the newer product
only without the coming years date on II. The
Manhattan Storage Companys immense ware
rooms at ss4 $40 West Forty fourth street seems 10
be the mecca for all such and . number OF the
owners have been forced TO make yery low prices
or take their machines away.
The sun., 1904-11-20

<, A bag as-generots as ,the-sbifit
of the: Holiday-:-4-..i'~ s:...s: ~.
The Cross English. KIT; Bag
-" Most capacicuS travelling bag
for its weight eyer made. -: =! e.. :.
Comfortably holds Street. and
evening clothes. boots ttnens and
''' toilet requisites. ~. ,,"::- H. a,ii-.
T.. highest grade OF :Enesh gram 4eather-
saddler sewn in our wefsshops in = sseid;
Made. with an fhe care and :sttseIon- 70
detail. given :. CROSS HARNESA and
-. ShpDLERY GOODS. = :: ,;t,..3: -.
From SIP. 50. =. =. =: =
.. Most extensive. Anyvf Fiited Toilet +Bass
rf ever shown In .this- eeantiyL In Steel d2d
-..' ntted TO oraer-Toiet Bags for LadIes.liasis,
The sun., 1904-11-20

Play "a game that Is a rsme.---Bsse Bali
stl wins. The more you play the more you
learn about the gsme-the more you know
the better YOU play. No shouting think
hard, keep your batting average up. Beat
family game ever Invented. to 4 can play
with each pack o. cards Ia psek. 80 cents al
your det'crs or GEO. q. NORRIS CO. 10
Summer 81. Boston.
The sun., 1904-11-20
PROFESSOR Al The BAT
Home Run Won Game.

1T was so QUIET" said the Old Fan so quiet
you could have heard pin drop. Score "a. las
half Of the ninth, q man on INST and one on second
The Professor was at the bat, and he knew tho
only thing that would win the game for his side
could see the glitter IN his eyes. and the muscles
work al the corner OF lis Jaws when he gri,ted his
teeth.
Then he saw his chance. oh. toyi II ever
Mike Kelley pasted the ball over the left held
fenoe. Professor Smith Jones liftcd II into blue
sky q mile. He made a homer, brought In the
three neoded runs and won the game.
-He sat back Ia his chair, mopped his bald head
and drew the mos, contsnted Sigh ever heard In
my Hfe,"
The sun., 1904-11-20

One Of the most important consignmen,s Of trot-
ting stock 10 the "Oid Glory Auction" beginning
10 morrow at Madison Square Garden. comes from
The Fast View Farm, owned by James Butler. and
the home OF Direct. 205la. and Dlrectum Kelly,
2osla. This consignment consists OF thirty young
sters OF high breeding and with Tch trottlng pros
poets 4 hey are from winning families and give
even promise OF speed. This season has been
most successful one with the East View Farm can
ddaies the horses on the Grand Circuit winning
about SIS 600 and the earnings OF the home stable
which campaigned on the half mile tracks making
go 200 or more Among those who have already
sported harness Is Earie's Baby, bay mare, i6.2
hands. She is the nrst foal by Directum Kelly out
OF Aarie Jansen She started seven times last year
three races Her best record is 22oIl Then there Is
hands. by Mckinney out Of Cricket. He Isl fast,
game trottcr and at the Readrllle grand circuit
meet this year won In straight heats, doing the
mile In 2iil1 and 2:i5ll, and was timed 2iot In a
race. Leonora, bali sister to candidats, Is an Z.
other good animal with a record OF 2i2lf. She
isby Mondocino out of Norah. brown colt named
Tasso Direct, by Direct, out OF Mudruna and foaled
In 1902. will be offered for sale. He entered In
the Kentucky Futurty. Sal 900 and other big events.
lie has shown quarters In SO seconds, and great
things are expected OF him next year. Others In
the list are Directing, kinncyola. Al Direct Victor
Direct, Direct Gilt, Direct Marx. Aler Direct,
Yvonne Direct Larque,te Direct. Miss Gayten,
Ella Dele. Corvette, Lady Cora Regal Direct,
Cameo Direct Shot. RoScrucian Signof. Victory,
Marquette, Fire Escape, Cathran Luhette, Fla.
mingo. klsmngo and Diringo.
The sun., 1904-11-20

old by william Haston, and when the animal was
being led into the ring he said This horse has
been suffering from a leg SPAWN OF which practi-
ticAlly no trace remains. He was heeled with the
remedy called save the Horse which all OF you
know and Il did save the horse. That Is, II cured
him Now you lnow lots of great horses. Aorello
and others were successfully raced. and there Is
no reason TO expect that this colt VIII ever take
and thr col, was sold for $500 10 J. ID. Smith.
The sun., 1904-11-20

A delegation Of friends Was at the White Star
pier Wednesday morning last 10 bid good by
TO f. s. Partridge and Mr. BirdSal of the Stand ard
Automobile Company. They have gone across
70 arrange for next seasons supply OF Decauyilles
and incidentally 70 have built . racing car for all
the principal events next season. including the
Vanderbilt cup race.