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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
THE UNsoPAIsTIcATEp COUNTRY GIRL

Don't deceive yourself with because
girl is from the county been reared In the
wds OF nature she Is things this
world said detected looking young Il
that lesson to sorrow. after viii never
Undertake 70 discount the country girl
1T happened just like see some time ago
friend Of mine who lives the ana wooIly
West wrote saying young lady known
for long time visit city. requested
tlSt cal on her and do anything could 10
Nlsit here pleasant bethoUght
tain country girl called her found her 10 be
wnsone little creature, the scared
thought would prepare entertainment
that would make her those big
they had ever opened before.
II happened that 'Lohengrtu n town and pro
70 II During the performance watched her to
the nreag-
IRE OF grand a performance. She wtthour
any sign o. demonstration Indicate
OF 4 Finally during as1 I
vertUred what thought OF I expected she
would simply into ecstases the
indicated that sls too much express
herself
&c replied. you know, have been thsakias
while have been watching II that considering
character of the orchestra the been given
excellent style
Then went on to tell me that she had seen
'IDle1ET1a' BaFreuth described rand
entire performance mentioning the names
Of VII had taken leading parts, and
finally giving description Of az
me music and le play mat quietly saFlYe44ea
found that she knew about LohenEn' 81
great classical operas in i've minutes I
70 learn IN lifetime. The little country gig4 had
travelled ths world and what aha did
knowing tell you. have had profound respscs
for the country girl ashtnguon Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York September so 1905.
BEEVE-There were fresh arrivals reported and
no demand for the % held yesterday up TO
hour Feeling steady. Dressed beef had moderate
Inferior 70 choice native sides
cattle markets Uccnangel torts
and 2214 quarters OF neet on
Minneapolis London 86sI quarters oT HeL On me
St Paul also London 265 quarters IN the Urorla 10
Liverpool; the Idaho 800 cattle 70 Lohdon
and 100 10 Hull the e. Andrew 400 cattle TO
London and 800 70 Antwerp o.. o,o .,. -
CALVES-NO fresh arrivals. but about ~ stare srsS
the pens, for which there was
nonllaIy Steady- Dressed caves IN
light request s1s113c 10 for country dressed 100
SHEEP AND LAAfBS-Receipts were IS cars. OF 4sUOS
head. including saughterers ana x LoF IAe
market Sheep limited supply and steady lambs less
with feeling in reported lower prices
Buffalo; Jersey City prices Zoc on Two cars
likely held Common to good shee2 s2ld
50 5oGS5 100 n; prime lambs 81 - i54
IS 90 Cus at So a OF Northern CaIaGa lambs
at IS 254SS 375s bat mainly S. 571z Dressed mutton
quiet at 72g9c per r. dressed lambs trtne weak At
1O3z 0134zc.
saies-George & L. s DIen5ac,: 30 Northern CANADA
lambs y 2 average, at IS 37 leo n III CO - 10
SO BIZ: 2I1 Il n. IS Is.
Kerns Commission Company 247 Western lambs 81 70
IS 239 Buffalo e. 10 SIS l2l2; 100 Western
81 S. so DOG Indiana 70 10 at 81 10 100
ee 81 rs. % Indiana sheep. IA n al 50 %
90 IS 80: Is yeangs. 10l n, at So Bua4o
W R Hume; 1s1 state lambs 60 n at IS %; 10 culls
HOGS-Recepus 10 HI head all Tor
slaughteTers None Tor sale alive N9ulinaIiy STEADY
Country dressed hogs slow and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne7T-IoTk September 30, 1915,
CoF,FEE>-The coffee market opened steady at decline
OF to 10 points under liquidation and selling by trade
interests sale be against purchases Brazil There
was moderately fair demand the decline, and with
aggressive prices ruled generally steady closing
net unchanged to 10 points lower Sales reported Of
about Is 900 bags European cables slightly lower
ana the Brazilian markets VERY said 10 be easier with
Rio 20 rets lower although Santos unchanged Re
ceptsr seemed somewhat than the
average. and this connection decline T-16d in
the rate OF Brazilian served to discourage fresh
demand The fact appears to be shat the recent reports
OF favorable prospects undermining bull
adence 70 extent, without inspiring bear
Ism operations anything like g general
authorities contend that early form
as to the coming crop quarters is claimed
that the bearsh reports recently received
Il splred by European shorts. Il however it would
seem that American bulls might easily cables
The opposite effect and l. q
impression present conditions largo weld of
Santos Popular current crop
continue place II around the season and
trade interests profess reduction in
the worlds surplus during the season estimating II
as high 100000 bags. The market
with quotations the basis Of g No Z
The range OF contract prices II the local market to-day
foilows- - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

eia1 men, have officially approved the v,orl, ana
nave individually petitioned CONGRESS- Tor ire ,o1,
pletion. IoI Ies coAl-
, Had the canal been completed. as II might bave
Deen twenty years ago. the cftv's ron7u1erce
would have been irnmeasurably heiped in its de-
SteIopfnenJ, and much which has been lost through
sae oppressive conditions which are now cIairi1g
attention would have been retained and 9ugn1entaS
as II IS now that the shipping interests can no
i ionger wait for the required water connection
SeeIWeen the hudson and East rivers and the
SOUND, out are preparing to the Port Morris
haroor anyway, the imperative need Of the canal
Whlch has suffered such preposterous DELAYS ne
comes apparent TO all and can longer be hidden
from any one who has the commercial welfare of
the port Of New-York ct heart.
New-YorE. Sept. % la05 - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
CROWDED EARBoR CONDITIONS.
One Of the Proposed Methods of Relief-Port
Morris as Shipping Centre.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: There IS evident ground for deep thought
Enlong commercial men in the articles in yester-
days Tribune concerning the crowded waters of the
har5o- Of New-York. as 10 what viii be the out
come O. the CONSTRUCTED means Of transportation
9'-A4ng and transshipraent within the port, when
year e1ter Year is bringing the fruits Of greater
production 70 be handled without bringing also any
pacaca4 enlargement OF the resources for doing Il
he railroads and canals offer more and mora
1or shipment while each year the dock room grows
smaller and the rivers grow no wider and the bay
10 larger
ms Is not however. because there are no further
F''i0lAltles for expansion nor other resources Of
O'' channels ana waterfronts 10 be developed
- 1Sed On tie contrary. there is a resource Of
-. '@y nrst Importance, adequate for many gen
'As 70 come, 10 the problem Of transshpnnent
til - he port and OF the outward passage OF the
- " me ocean awaiting development IN tho
&c u ne Harlem River and Harlem Kills. and
-s 4oadstead OF Long Island Sound
MS Caaal would give q short cut OF six miles
.o-sA me very centre OF the greater city Saving
e-y nile circuit around the Battery, the
- wafer Of Long Island Sound at Port Norris.
-4' even without this advantage. is now becou-
Sc 1s" centre CT shipping This harbor would
extensive dock room, with the railroads coming
1cIy upon the wharveg Its use would relieve
-, -aagerous congestion Of the lower rivers and
'oE D diverting au Of the Hudson River and
c. sSaI traffic directly through the Harlem
o.. o. tor tranEshipnent az Port Morris The
b,solng traffic would use the Sound route. IN
e. 800 by tides over the bar, as the Great East
Tss4 On her nrst visits TO the port
ths Rortlnity Tor the legitimate expansion Of
D1rr Eoscang and transshipment facilities Of the
coc5s-sSN not been hitherto improved for lack Of
TtlsIon between the Sound and the other waters
scsc.1IsTbor- The East River and Hell Gate con-
renasss las been fumbled with for thirty years and
IeesT..s incomplete The Harlem Canal has been
1as-9 - upon and funnbled with by the govern
far f.g1neers for an equal period, and Il also il
far - complete During this time its cOnstruc-
prtsts%s been constantly urged Congress appro-
iess.tM 4ss5 $4,000 for the work The State
SeVgsre. the Common Council OF the city OF
s>es.,ssfk, the Board OF Trade, as well repre-
"a naoses az other States and many cnnansr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

1ra nears steady Peas scarce String beans weak and
lower Tomatoes dull Other vegetables uncnaagsG ~
4S2 do per bag 81 T5$1 50: STATE n ouk per - y
s. 56SI rs Do jersey, round Per Dbl e 80 -
SWEET POTATOES Jersey, per basket. 4Og Ioc 90 -
5oubIe head bbI 81 5O41s2; Southern yellow per Dbl
81 Is: BRUSSELS SPROUTS Long Island per G1AIS =
i4S BEETs nga5ey 5 per ssi 5o do u2ashsd SO
81 o. ca BBACfEs per 10o S34S4 90 Sayey
and red s. 5GGS4: do per Dbl 40cq5s1: EE
trimmed 81 50GS2 30, do cus S1l5S1 % 60
hush hoy Sl4SI % CUCCNBERS, state, Per DID, SEf@{
s. 81. 10 Jersey S24$3: CUCUMBER PICKLES, medium
sizes per Dbl sees DO per bush basket S1Sd o %
per COO. S2GS5, CORN, Long Islanc per ~. tSog
StheT ' JERSEY 75c; CELERY. State. per dozen
aks I5d40c; Jersey 1550c; eggpiants jersey per
Dol. 75c9$l: do per basket or box. %96Cei LstGSSAA
YORK per 1OQ40ci DO half-5ol basket &c tsci
60 par 25DJOc. LIZA BEANS Jersey. potato
potato. per bag SiGsI so; DO fat 76o9Sl IS DO LonE
Island 75caSI 50 ONIONS Connecticut white per bbA.
S3gS3 80 yellow S29S2 50; do rec. 81 5OQS1 o. L
Island yellow. per b5l bag 81 59QS2 do red 81 $50
per bbl or bag 81 5G9S1 10 Orange County yellow. pas
bag 81 259sZ; Go red S18S1 50. Jersey and Marylzd
white pickles bbI SS$5i DO per habbl baskst $40
81 So ONElA. Jersey 100 1OG12c, DO b2kksss
6Og75c: PEPPERS Jersey, Per BIZ. 50GS5c PU8GPEINs
per Dbl JV4e0Ci PAESNIPS per Dbl, 81 IoGS& Is E1S
Southern ne haIf-5bI basket, 50c9S2 so STEIsru
BEANS Western New-York green ard wax. per bnsa
basket 5Oe$l DO Jersey green. per basket 50c@1i Go
25I5c: Baltimore. SOC SPINACH per bbl. 75c2S1;
SQUASH, Hubbard per Dol. 5e9T5c marrow, &0G0dGi
yellow crookEeck and white 50g75c; TOMATOES JerssS
per BOX AS5ooS5 LLEtSlES canadian per Dbl soc9S1S
90 Jersey rETGoaga- SJ8S5c, 60 white. 81 5OTS2.
NCIS-Snesii2ts IN light receipt sne higher Hicz1rT
5 5ssady We snots SIE5rSCLs. Norther9. ges
81 cI5INQUAPIS SUITS. per 5vsh. 56cGSl; HIcKoaf
NUTS, Per bush s. G59S2 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Sept observation-disclosures 800 head: mar
ket steady; beeves So 5oqs6 IS good 70 prime stees
81 I54S6 Is: medium, So 506s5 To- and
SeedeTs 81 2Q$4 30 cows 81 259S4 40 hefers 50 log
es. calves s. 503S7 %. HOGS-Receipts ~ head
Monday. Is 900 head market slow &c 6Mer mixed and
heavy SIS 05es6 25 Ight s. 1oS5 6 pigs s. 7og$5 30
bulk Of sales 6 3ogS6 10 SHEEtseceirs GOO head;
Fast BufTaio Sept. 3o.-CATTLE-Receipts, 400 head:
butchers s. 2sgs5 @ hsfers So 2Sgs 70 Sows 81 5oS
ga lover IS bOg$s so. HOGs-RseeiPts $500 head
siSTy i0GI5c lower hssy So s64S go r9i5ed 81 cog
= sSsss ssga So 5O1S4 dairiss end grassers So 5o9
Nd IAMB5-Recepts, 6600 head sheep
ctIVe and steady lambs SLOW and i9%sE lambs IS g.
- W 5ee mixed 81 50Gs5; Canada lambs 81 COG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Sept socosiag WEI I G sPot Stsaty
esnbe &c sgd MARCH g SID CORR 1s. spot Ss STEADY
American na-aasE3 pTa1uary is 3Nd; March As 5@d
Ss Inf-p g f<ss fancy winter steady g. Sd HOPS
TI,5sFF!D OIL tun rs "a BgTTER n9ntins a. a4
n An o. Cd CDTTONsEBD OH HUI refined
S6ot steady los BBEE extra inaA 7 aa'aE s q
sbort oD cut Il to Is n dull as Cd BACON CgIsF
80 -, 90 70 80 n. firm. ass, shSft f1o
Ia 70 "a 10 steady clear Tliadea 4s % 20
a. n steady. 49s do heavy % 70 81 ID s.oSi SOS ID
80 ci@sr hacks TO 20 n, arm z5hs GEAR Oe
- 10 1s ~ quiet. Cd sHOUI4Dtstts sqaaLe -
- - steady 9Cs 81 LARD. prime western u
tt-es nominal BIS American refined u pals ois 90
gtronR. American white Dos 40 col9Eso
T0W prime CITY steady, 2ls Sd Australan
o. x--51a ALL SIS. TURPENTISE- EniTitA oHie% 4h4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Cs--n Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
bales. speculation and export Duo;
American OOO receipts 5000; Aertcan uiddlIng
poland B71d Futures opened at points decline;
Dtember-0ctober and OcJoberNovember SOD NoveIn-
bsrDece1nber SD OVERWHELMINGLY. 55It January
TTeb-1ary 57G5; February-March, 5.T2d March-ApriL
75d: AprfI-AIay 575d; MayJuns and June-Juy. eIid'
JuIy-August. 5.7Sd. -, --..-- ..7.,. --,+L
estimated at oateS
Te-a vas an undercurrent Of nervousness apparent ana
lower on October which was Influenced by somewhat
lover cables TO an Of points On the late months
the ground that rains In inc
cotton and also on the ou!!lsh
1aAEan6 statistics After working net advance
~ about or points offerings became heavier and with
eor9a az The large interests selling, while New
Orleans bull support aggressive prices eased on
NJ 13 POINTS private condition report published early
in the 5a proved somewhat Of disappointment 10 local
longs as II showed condition OF 6S4 per cent compared
with u per month and 6SS per cent oy the
sar7a authority year The government report last
vesr was TJS per So FAR three private condlon
reDos have been Issued showing deterioration Tor the
rrST+b ranging from only per cent, which is an
govsrnaents September condition III cent and
Should the report the deterioration indicated BY
rare repors the figures viii be around be 10
40 ner cent or some ! points below that OF last
vear which Allowing for the decrease OF 10 Per cent
IN acreage estimated the department n It's cor
rected rsport would suggest crop sone q to
% ner cent under OF last season. The govern
Tenrs report VIII issued Tuesday, while probably
on Monday viii be report ~ the census bureau
Of cotton gIEued TO SEPTEMBER %
The range Of prices in the local Market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
A hlNT TO RAILROADS

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: notice that the Erie Railroad has a feature
that other roads which operate ferries across the
North River might initiate. 1t does no harm but
adds considerable pleasure TO the trip across the
river. ! refer TO seats the lower deck, outside
They are well back against the rail and do not
seem to interfere with the quick clearing Of the
boats. Why cannot other enterprising railroad
companies do likewise? J. l. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

Conee cables- RiO---otee market stendyt No
$780, exchange 1850; receipts 10000 bags shipments
Tor the United States goo bags shipments for Europe
5000 bags. $4,000 market
steady sod average $4,000 receipts 0ags
stock, 1,4S2OOO bags Bankruptcies
Il pfenng lower al p net 1%GA pfennig
sales IA 600 bags. Havre-Coee market opened quiet,
unchanged 4f lower; Il unchanged ~ IOweri
soles go 600 bags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

me Or 'I N WEEK FROM To-DAT WIZ 0
Mons urn s 6 I99 s 5 4 sss sss had bad break 5 s re
1 s s f v" d. s 8s o6@o a pubic;
5 os6 n e 74s @ people s Intentions al. e
SHIFTING LOANS
BE BETTER UNDERSTOOD FEW WEEKS WHEN THE TABLES ARB TURNED
View" s should only Bs pleased
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g a3E' a zHs3 $5 e SEE 57S zaz Ss555ss =
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
NAVAL STORES.

The market Tor spirits turpe2rine about y pee
cent higher owing brU1uess primary Poiass 80
nachine-nzde barrels quoted 6ac The $500
Tor Tost1 was steady but shade hishsT. VIA e0st
70 good strained quoted So S4aS. 50 13E. * *
steady selling IN JohonE on 'ae 5S51s
for oil barrels We quote SPIRITS TIL
Oh ard machine bbls. 5S Z G6ac TAR - - = r
81 606S4 65 q s. E55SI 70 ii 81 55gs4 So. J. - ~
K, 81 so. NJ S3s5: y. s. t54S5 TO- We - .. -
wv. IS 20.
STOCKS on HAND
Rostu bbls -
Spirits turpeGrns ebls 80
Tar, hbis
Charleston s c. Sept o-Tu7Psatne and T0sia' n0'i-
ing doing. -. ---,.,4,,a a-uo ssac: sales.
ITs. recepts AIS shipments. 4lei Hosla a.'I = =
"a "a, = 81 90 = 81 30. F - So G. - 90 -, - as
J. 81 G5 h s. 20. II. s. 50 = 80
v 81 n c. sept Ses2iEits 'Ir7sn'isss ~.
AZ * casks steadg. s. - nos -
49, 'Ssr arm s. 50. receipts. 81 crude EesSS
me Arm S. 81 - and - A. -, * haas.
Nev-ofisar.s. SEPT So-I1eeelpt -FSes'h -
,,-D.nttue ! Dhls- Exports. naile
sC.,dor Sent 80--Turpent9e sTtTltS - ga $500
I1H.-tran strained. IS 81 hHe. iSs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
Financial.
DISCRETIONARY
One Lonely Poor Bear
versus
Thousands Hopeful Bulls.

THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE SUGAR CRASH IN PARIS Will
IN A WEEK FROM TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTLY

DEAR SIR
EVERY BEAR IS CONVERTED AND EVERY POO
WABASH Dds. AGAINST SHORT STOCK. 4 ALSO con
SOME VERY sLIREMD PEOP!-E SAY IL 49, ~ ~
THE REASON STOCKS ARE BEING BOCC-5T Now
HAS BEEN USED Up AND CANNOT EASE Until
LEASES FUNDS FOR COMMERCIAL Uses AND
BY THE STAND WE HAVE TAKEN AND POSSIBLY
ADvIcEs ALL ANSWERS COMING IN SHOW a
THAT WE ARE SORRY. But We MUST STATE ODF
THINK THE BEST sALES-AT 1i5 A BETTER SALE
LIKE THE MAN WHO HAD THE BEAR By Tho
NOT LET GO. SOME FINE MORNING ONE SEfREYL
REST THROUGH 4 LOT OF ROOM TRADERS AMI
DELIVER THE STOCKS FOR MAYBE A WEEK TO
OF A BREAK BIGGER THAN EITHER THAT OF
BREAKS COMRINED-AND MEANTIME FOR MAIBE
sF1SED AND LAUGHED At SOME DAY BEFORE
DUMFOJNDED AND IN DESPAIR ASK OUR Al
MORE. SELL. SELL AND SELL AGAIN. IS OUR
BUY COTTON. WHEAT. PORK AND COFFEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-01

20 BROAD ST. (COl1MERCIAL CABLE BUILDING).
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11
TERRITORIAL FIREMEN'S CONVENTION
AND TOURNAMENT DURING THE FAIR

President Il. Ruppe and Secretary
A. NJ. Dettelbach OF the New Mexico
association OF firemen have issued the
official call for the convention to be
held In Las Vegas the first day OF the
fair. II Is expected that a tournament
10 be held after the convention closes
will be one OF the leading features OF
the fair. Following Is the official call:
Santa Fc. N. NJ, August s, 1905. To
the Firemen OF New Mexico. Vol.
unteer, Paid and Exempt:
Greeting. The first annual conven.
ton Of the New Mexico association OF
firemen IL hereby called 10 meet at
Las Vegas. ". NJ, On Tuesday. Sep.
tembr 20, 1905. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Brothers: The time has come when
the firemen OF New Mexico must meet
and consult over the best means to
protect their interests and It behOves
each and every one OF you to become
members Of this association and push
and protect your interests through II
and the National association.
Had we been able to show at the
last session OF the legislature that we
were united throughout our territory
and that every fireman. whether active
or exempt was a member, The surplus
Of the two per cent tax on fire insur-
ance premiums would now Ire paid
where It belongs into the treasury Of
this association for the benefit Of our
sick and disabled firemen and the
widows and orphans Of u beloved
dead. In all states this tax, which
amounts to a large sum, Is paid into
the pension fund. Why not here?
Can you afford to lose this money or
will you now come forward and assist
those who have %endeavored for years
to carry on the association and help
you all, by Joining us In the good work
and entering your names as members.
All Of you ran come to the meeting or
send delegates.
Join us and assist us by paying your
dues 70 we a carry on the good
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11
500 Reward. 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased 10
that science has been able TO cure In all It's
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls CAtarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure. now known ia
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a cons
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation Of the disease, and Civ
constitution and assisting nature in doing IT.
work, The proprietors bave 20 much faith IN
it, curative powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that II fails TO cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address: i. J. CHENEY a. Co, Toledo, Ohio
Soldby Druggists, 7sc,
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

work, Drop all dissensions among
yourselves and put your shoulders 10
the wheel and show the people Of New
Mexico that we are firm and united
In the fight for u rights.
Some OF the fire fighters from other
states will be with us TO read papers
and demonstrate new apparatus. also
some OF the best men OF the territory.
A tournament and entertainment
has been arranged by the companies
and the citizens OF Las Vegas and a
full programme OF events will be sent
out In q short time.
Hoping to meet as many o. you as
can come, We are, yours fraternally,
the New Mexico Association OF Fire
men,
b. RUPEE,
President,
A. NJ. DETTELBACH,
Secretary,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

Rebekah Lodge, !. o. o. F., Meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
OF each month at the I. o. o. F. hall.
Mn. Ayron L Werts. N. O.; Mr..
Augusta O'Malley. v. G.: Mrs. Clara
Bell. secretary: Mr.. Sole Anderson.
treasurer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

DR.. G. l.. jenkins, the dentist, now
has his office upstairs In the Hedg-
cock building.
The Romero Mercantile company Of
fer q bargain in a ranch and cattle In
the advertising columns of The Optic
this evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11
THE FLOWER PARADE

The pan-American Decorating com.
pany, which has charge OF the work Of
decorating for the Northern New
Mexico fair. has addressed the follow.
Ing letter. OF Importance to those who
enter the flower parade, to The Optic:
We beg to cali your attention to the
fact that the flower parade, during the
coming fall festival. promises to be
the very climax OF beauty.
In order to secure the greatest sue
cess. II will be necessary to enter all
vehicles and floats for the parade at
the earliest possible moment, The
fair management offers the following
prizes for the different classes Of We.
hicles, viz:
4-horse vehicles and floats 49,. $40 90
2.horse vehicles ...... 80. -. 1900
1-hOrse vehicles 80. -. ....... $50
Vehicles driven by children -. $50
Automobiles -. -. -. $50. 1910
The Pan-American Decorating com.
pany Of Dener has been chosen as the
official decorator for the flower par
ade apd carnival. and this company
will be ready In the early part Of Sep.
TENDER to submit designs and esti-
mates for decorating any kind OF We
hicle. Samples OF paper flowers will
be displayed at carnival headquarters.
II is urgently necessary that persons
desiring to participate in the parade,
shall make their arrangements and en-
tries at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

F%raternal Union Of America, Meets
first and third Tuesday evenings OF
each month in the Fraternal Brother.
hood hall, west Of Fountain Square, at
5 o'clock N. P. Sund, F. M; W.
G. Koogler, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

Mercury. Potash OF any other mineral.
Home treatment book and any medical
sdvice will be given without charge,
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-11

Redmen meet in Fraternal Brother.
hood hall, every second and fourth
Monday OF each moon at the eighth
run. Visiting chiefs always welcome
to the wigwam. William p. Mills.
sachem; Charles P. Jamerson. chief
of records.