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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

The laIer's Excuse.
All work consistently | spurn.
With toll I'm unacquainted,
Because the dolar | would earn
Might possibly he tanned.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23
Just as an lnducenlent

to get you down town these hot days and to stimulate
business we have placed Special Sale nice assert
men of goods from different departments not old
out-ostye damaged stuff but NICE clean stock
for instances
All OF our lOc and II IL Wash Goods consisting of
Lawn Batistes and Dinities special at &c yard.
Briantne Skirt i'm Black Blue nice full flare box
plat and tuck, all sizes, regular $500 skirt special
for S349
An exceptionally nice Wash Silk Shirt Waist in White
or Cream lace insertion and Applique trimmed, good
value at $780, on special at 81 49,
Regular $500 value Black Wash Silk Shirt Waist,
lace yoke, full made good style, special at $.98
In addition to these have one or more items from
each Of our many departments display and marked
: Special Goods" that you need right
All millinery reduced. See our window Of Ladies
Hats at actually half price.
|KAUF MAN BROS.
! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
! 9Ol903 Commercial Avenue, Cairo, III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

The empress of Russia's toilet water
n perfnmed with vinlets Which are
gothc@sd specially al tsrasse between
N anal o'clock In Che evening the
time when hcr majesty declares their
perfume III most delicious.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-23

Lady Duffarin III India was once adj.
dressed as your ensrmity." An
Abyssiniaii missiye came to the late
Queen Victor a. addressed ID the
l Queen OF Kings. Empress Or thu
Great Red Sea Her highland ten-
ANTS Hsed 70 say Come ava iii and
| sit doom, Queen Nictaree.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
IN CARRIAGE HARDWARE.
J.SW. White Has Found Success
Due z; ood n Iud gment.

THIS business was founded by the late
Joseph r., White II who was "a man Sof sex-
$cellent jId g1nent and long pract ichl y TX
RsEisns ne
8hnrl ware. TRADE Sin thiA scot ton. The uli-
lertakii,g proved success from le
Stlourlshng and sat sfact tory ess, "a Oh
s bSsns
at No M South T'ourteenth Street, where
812, 900 feet OF door CO is lied IN sup
plying he trade WI tn genera 4, carriage
hardware. 20 The st * carried Is am pie Sto
iii addition to 5carriage har DWARF. who els,
Eaxles,s Bpokes, rims; h ubss and other: cd
mat ernls "a for vehic les, "a carriage cloths
and curtains, 81 cusfi Ions. sti upho tering
eslther and n corn line Of coach col
'sfthe atradeI territ orr extends principally
through Virginia. N ort h and South Caro-
lima and Tennessee This firm has ample
capital FOR 81 n lagi timate eeds, Y employ
aSRYt nsrsana rs
ibuslneas lust closed has been str " ga tx
Gisraet ory, showing about ona- third IA n
crease over ans { pre- 10 us one.
menu {, t,oIp,s
OF rubber ana n Leaf her r quar ter-tops for
jbugg cs.s Il The e house was Il CO imposed Nens
Stirely of Virgil people: On the death
1f !; u ie tho jos
Quoting tho bust ness 81 UNI der the same
ifirma style Of ,S iite 81 Son. Mr.
White is az Young nan, thor Oughlysyarse
~ Lib the trade by re son of practical OK,
perG'n1,ce pos,s ssslng sterl!ng business
g. " / 4 Il "; 4, \ q!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

q prob llys one o fgtho best WOOD VIZ king
snlnnts lii I this cit Ia owned indl Yldunily,
and !, tehurs ST. th !,
two connodl ous brl Ok build pNl! -
pared to meet the requlr amellt sS OF ne
business. Extensi 70 dry X lnst and storage
yards are; all loclt cd at Ten tn ana BYRD
Streets. The OH co a so$ pccu pdes SPACE :;
IN .he Eros mas eo' Is ytis street.
" wee ~ Canal and Byrd Streets that MI.
WhItehurst COMMENCED bus mess in 1850 as a
d senior mem bers Of the firm Of w illte-
hurst and Owen. 50 well and ,popMsTsl alIcy
lcessf,ils a RADIO .lecessltated Aot her quarters
10 facilitate the work, and q tho present
bnildings were and occlipl az poG ~
1890 the old firm was 81 ceeded ny VS. r
Whltehurst, who ~ en became soie llof
THE plant has ways been equipped
with thestlntest and best. lnachlnery ~, ana
new Improvement q ded from b TN q ,lo
$timc as1utilty and first GLASS work .ic
,mandod, To-day sitFs tands4as one Of the
best appointed factories OF Its kind In the
fSouthIturning out a product al,al 70 the
best an tic marke y, The utputS consists
chiefly OF huild ers uppli es,, such ~ On
srGr and Int, e1 blinas
mill work I'm IA q. q nnost anythin e manu-
featured out Of wood 1 fors!the building
trade. III 4 }.s u . X sl :. &, a.
hl S,Rh n!1se Work pspateh III exc.
cutionI and excellence OF materials used.
Special attention Ia glyen to fine interior
swork, q for5which the story ~ peculiar!
ndnpted . 10 attest tho, hlg h i esteem In
whlcl, work from the Whltehursts factory
is held at home, 1t may be statcd that he
now holds tho con tract for Int erk3r wood
work and finishing In tho hnn dsolne slt n
scrflper now In process of CONS true ttop IN
this city, for the sAlutua 4Assllrallc So
5cietyg of Virgif s31
anS As fss ouss yhaaM
and tho 5Cnrolnas, yet this ia ctorys has
furnished d tho interior wood a WoEk for
buildings in Mary and, .Penns ylyan MIA. New
York, Mnssa l,usetts fl d NJ line and other
New Englnnd States, The trad territor
9is well looked nft ter and the house 6pe7,
comes better known each yea \, WI ile a tss
regular Gus toners carry u to a. Hi hers
plane In their es tlmation, basing this upon
itheienlnently fair and sat tory ira MS.
,notL7ns,e u & e Il 4 . ssiIst "a yl5s
gratIfyh,g t s tho progressive proprietor,
Showing So tbs ia tory increase VII ~ cor
encollra 81 Ing tprospee s,for
u M Mr.. w. tWhitehurst has always been a
public spirlted citi2en,T cOnspic In the
community by his activity In every good
cause, sap terprlse IN pTonlv ne and sll lirs
porting such prop Ions as prnrnis 49, TO-
contribute 70 tie ma,tegial, growth eng lI
Whitshursl Is president of5 the AZ Mechanics
Institute, director In the Sou herr, Trust
Company n member or the Chamber q +.
Commerce, and other business Y NJ be-3
sllcyOlent ms IONS, "A IS " IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

she Stan ARA sewihr tfaotdne f,ompsny,
under tEs3 cry efficient tfiti Nc gehief1t OF
IS. -. Lucy, ana few business houses haya
been more cred tn bly, ny rh t5etl SO as to
reputaiion Iofs isiehmond. \ b [. a \. q
H The ofllcss a nd wa ms OF the All rfs
f1ot,d btuhuli are II oca ted at No. 100 East
Biyaad Street, where tho entire nr,..story
building fronting % act OF, lsrs,sld Street.
thg Spass n aus 9s tsa
trade Throughout tho @ South 4lS}5 "a tlaritic
States. ana the Islands % puerto Rico .
Jatiaic ca and e.tibA.s e ffe ira de- ] eVelbpcd
With the last named, utIder the new
,hssyiss''nsAs 9 sss'' ''s'sps'snel'y f's''
4 The standard Sewing Machine Company
ia3 one of the largest i,inrtlfactu ting con.
Germs luz thas country, h wing a. capi tai OF
hePs sss osd stso'asns
ss xt,ss1 sss
sco!ittry and every pre- Vince and pririct.
ipalityt5on the globe Capacit Of factory,
ono huhdred thotisnnt1 ma chimes. Il 4 d
sjobbing trade. and usually carries IN stock
il large limo OF iiiias, u REPRESENTING
every grade manufactured ny the stand
ard Company. from SIS 70 81 900 each. This
ezansh as sa fast1s ey
to outfltsn factory for any purpose, ra-
Iqulring 516O Ia 200 machines. Besides the
stock OF needles for "a ~ make of machine
is complete as vel as tho essential parts
been ntted up horo,s where my Kind Of
sewing 1achirlo can be erfauled ii and
fitted With new parts Unnecessary. "a The
branch force mum bers i SEVEN persons. and
aeven travelling statesmen, whose Scor1-
hned efforts produce large annual aggre-
gu tes, and each yea + shows q steady y In
crease. aE An idea Of the extent Of trade
done by thta branch may be gained from
5titeS fact that d recent shipment went to
Persla, IL and Y TAX en- II, connection It'll
the further fact that 80, 900 machines have
BEEN sold through the RI chnlond branch
and growth; OIL hosbusiness, and the pro-
flciency or NJ r. Lucy US u nun " tn the
requisite ca pact ~ TO IL ndle largo nf
fairs, and iits uttire prosperity Is assured
or this factory Is be coming moro popular
With each succeeding year. s{$ ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Ithlss tofhpany!s mn iaceft brosrsiss DUE
,itis 1904 n. n a ;S III
Gross income tor Il, !. $50 zoo
isos M. IA. s.is..s nj. tso oou
increase Iii asae \. N, Il. 4. $50 no
Insurance Iii f6fce u Y, J. I, ,tyO 900
increase Iii insurance IN force 4. v I. O0U
Number bf olicies I'll force Il. Y. J. $50, 0py
T,oattt Aln,a, etcoJ i'd 5policy-i
olders \. /. 3, y. 625 90
Tothi IN yffiei,ts To roIicy-fotders
stlcc orgatlisntlo oyer.. B. 4. !. 5000 900
Ia Deem bci. 81 1901, almost Z, 700 O0l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
/ HABITS OF THRIFT.
Intoxicated BY Meth DDS of Pros
porous Provident Savings Bark.

tThlH Jhsti tuition was Incorporated Iii
1892 under y MIA laws ]. ltapi lied at
sb0. ooo, fully pa "a It's present loca-
ton ~ NO "a \ i f1ast Mniii Street ich
/ It Has occupied cohtlnuously since \ It's
otgnh izatIpti and has tta hgnoted a piist- !.
|iiess such rs IL conducted Hty u well DR.
dcred und co1servatiyely managed say.
81 bAtk itss speclnl ten, ure being X to
solicit and \ caro- for savings q 4 Ind tr,iHt
funds Interest Is paid 4 OIL \ oil deposits
from a. To deposit iist made. Its cal tni
sl,ofE $50. 900 has BEEN augmented \ by STIR
rluH7 and 4undlv idcd prot Its, amounting
to Isl 900, Ill II "a VI
..5The business of tho 1. past year has
stowi, III very sd tisfactofy incrcnses both
In amount deposited and number OF de-.
positors, Has paid 1 Its n stock holders 4 q
regular annual dividend and will pay the
lisua1 dividend this year. III y Si.jF II
$s One feature that Is apprecl tod and
now becoming popular is Fl It's ton year
persc verance certtfica TEL I. It tr1ust ulti \
ytnately prove 4. desl deratuln III /, savings
bank a,lfn pistratIp y Sr3t
Ing facilities BY mall enabling cyen those
who i've Hi Isolated country X dist ricts to
participate In bencfi Id 4 aepruirtg BY, 4 ylr-a
tue Of III snfc and we i conducted savings
bunk. III will, no doubt; prove ID conner
stone of future fortunes and fshoul sba
investigated by perseYerlng young man
thru fky habt tn nd at era llO9 desire to
accut11uinte n rratifyinr bank account. M
All @tha offIcers ana d directors are well;
known i,tsinessi men. n q have ,ong sbcet,
nro,,ii,e,t sfig,,rcs & II, n 2lchnond,s blsi-E
Gn IA Honial Al,iatnry.ss Galeskt n tho
r,TsStd ent ID a ii IA M. an q. he Amer
lean Guild and III aident 81 the sS C;ts
ieskiN cptical# Comp IN. Tho vice. rest y
dent Hmm d. a al tosi is spreslden 81 Tia,
t W Ill ca a. so1a coinnany. and Nv;
cIra syyaftro,, hoida INC %reaporsiblc post
Tar 81 asaHh er. sH,rhe Board JSlrect orst
e r tle above u 8nentio,lcd % f..sis,
Z J, 4 n !, 4, ~ Il Il - + nj s. M
IN, ~, IA \, "a III IA Inc
s honM n, ~ waii tenow,, Il rrinti M ma
M, III, 4 :, !. d II tshmant M az hIt3ot &
81, 4, a
u, n, l,at ,otl,,,g
Y, p H. nv ~ hrIft ana aaytrc
-. ~ =. ~, III sys en-,
,1 ,,,,t, =, ~ ,,al ~, IN, 81 M ,k owing
= ~ snaix1u1l St,ons
thesa ,nstit,ti n M ess.,,t li,Stll II
4 M fieers ana directors should ( be se-5
!, ~, I; IN Nav ao,fl.i a,.,
~. +, " I. ;va " rt,
N. f,iv MI hv ,r.Widen
4savinrs d Bank. They ,sho16ld 4 also II lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
4, FROM RICHMOND.
Standard Sewing Machine Co.
Recognizes Advantages Here, i,

3 Such snort "a has been made BY. Ricb-
mund inE the past to set forth its re-
sources and advantage ms mn Ideal point
for large llanufaot urlng and distrl bpting
concerns. hA Httainpa g, afMitasa mot
thense YES, g ri Ia ~ fact, n oweYer, Vt
some at the largest factories In the coutl-
try have recognized these advantages mid
proved the truth & Of tile statements
through investigations which sanlmlnate 8
branch houses to taellI tate the 'distribu-
ton nf upufaotHring product throughout
the soutb,fs In this line, en-, larger Ia n
yles We're earlier expk9i ting this tield than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
THREE ri ii Il, 3 B. PRINCIPLES
Equitable Stands for Security,
Benefits, a bsence of r Restrictions.

lie insurance 8a s q business, colaparfl-j
lively speaking, Is one Of, the past cen
itury' giftssto tho hnslnrss world VIA l,,uT-
Ing tho last fifty years, perhaps more
Sentures have been made taI the lnss's.
nneef business th9R " gay other l!ns q
came near heipg aeluged wit insurance
in s5nultitudinopslf forms, hen; came the
lrecedng tide. which carried IA AWAY, most
Or the worthless concerns q tranded mtltiy
that were meritorious leaving ~ few
Standing ss mon unents tx the honesty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

The Virginia state Insurance colr,-
paiiy "a has assets exceeding s725 900,
and surplus to policy holdera of $2so,ooo,
The Virginia State Is owned by lone
people. managed by home people cnlv5
plnys home people, spends Its money with
home people, and should 4 be 4 patronizsd
bys home Peop =, ", Ieinrlch, Solicitor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

;s"Charity begins, MT home sp, alfo.
should sl,s pa rora go of home people ba
given home instit lttons, The s.rgsplss
State should not be forgotten II this cear
nectiop, w heYry " Cos "A gents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
THE Meat ] !. EAT At
A|NDiTH 4 .:|1| ! |.
The 3 Growth and Capacity of the Is,
81 Virginia king Comp any
3isslsi of Ricl inond 5ssl

I'm ,f,,, Is, l, o nan
4s. q 4. =
S Tug
State, and cpmn,ence bpsln Is
,,as = ters. Richmond Union IS took
Z, !. I, ~ I Strha fol
tHesite rnli.s. tSoAu III .y1
lowing we'll II
once Is :s W.. sS Forbes preside It; James
81 q ia 6; 10 I'm III. Lyons
~ -, ~ ran s,irer. and James NC
u: :, N Ihe company has
;iI,a nized with ample captal and
,,pneds1 Viii the necessary appliances
III fnn.lIict q largo pac king fho use bust
siiess j & Iii 5itas depart n en-
5il sria IA ne canac 81 the plant Is as
AZ sys .so0 II 4 OO hogs. 1e5 head Of beer
y, = o5n To- M Z ana lambs, $4,000
,,n,,nsia ~ Sinrfl ID 600 mounds OF sausage
,,a In ooo MOI, M 8 81 ,sr1 oked nca ts II,
-, ~ ~ ,,;ea p tie o,ltput Is about one.
/ Saif q - n IN M,
S'ss ia si1ccessfuIlV carry on a business OF
Z; n, M - snronortions requires a large
fnrra w 4 oparat tors In tho various
Z Z, = q ~. ~ fro,,i sd. GO TO one
,,i1i ~, ~ ~ dressed and smoked
~ D, a tbad = pres-
= fl,,. travellnc nl,li are engaged In
8 - :, IN = u vailed brands
49, thss ma * ets az ia chosen territory
!, ~, /. i, i,rn rrin tn.a west Virginia
y ~ - ort,, md south Carolina. Vi III wayer
cn :, "a sacts its fprncipa bus
i fr.e throush brokers' locate cd ( at every
n tinrr MONT. thro,ighou tho terri
to s i covsred The ya "a, us brands are be-
coming hotter known ana more popular
= haraS ;ntrotl,,eed, ana Inc PROSPECTS
\ - "a i'll ono q az thaSfl latest candi-
a. q Tor p,ihlic Al 4 favor, VIII
soo,, soon become 20, me- one or ohmond's most inn
9, i - H.; an erprises 81 81, bio OF
Z naa "A nblnns e. upon
:, ~, I 81 ri her lines az local strad q,
A,SS,,e Z condmctinr5 4 genera packing
~ I, ~ - : nss IN All III branch the
.Wjrg s Pan IL II $, Company makes 5spe-
5eial f fwa" u hog products, especially lard
"a r., al,vavs exertln Y its nest
an' ia nm ~ a tha best
u ;s,tIW Il ~ M O. FREQ iron, iii Inn
nnr,t q ma !, = 1,Iltera tons Parhups III
~, snia ia III sneeIalty Of gpecal-
.es IL lis hslf .o,, mia Smith
if flSt e cure, This brand is handled with
~ ~ lcnce Ecompnny
HI con III mi hi lovers Of old Wiz
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 5477.

Department of the Interior. Land
Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ, Jan. "a,
1906.
Notice Is hereby given that the
following.named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before
u. s. Court Commissioner al Las We.
gas. N. NJ. on March IL. 1905. Viz:
Juan c. Maestas, for the w IL. NE
IA; s IL, NV IA; Sec. %, T 10, N.
r. IA r.
He lanes the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land.
viz:
Pedro Trujillo. OF Rociada, N. M;
Teofilo Martin, Of Rociada. N. M;
Jose de Ia Luz Romero. OF Sapello. N.
NJ: Doroteo Romero, Of sapello. N.
NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO...
list Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

facturers OF the Red Cross bag blue.
stopped over in Las Vegas Saturday
accompanied by his wife, en- route for
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. II. w. Kelly reached ao,ne
Saturday evening from a visit TO
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Mrs. b. Archibald, Mrs. Sa'ie
Douglas and Miss futile returned
from Albuquerque Saturday evening.
Representative d. G. Lynch, has re
turned TO Santa Fe, accompanied by
his father, j. b, Lynch, of Pueblo,
Colo.
Mrs. Chas. Rathbun passed through
the city Saturday evening on her way
to Rowe where her husband Is Santa
Fe agent.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Todd and son came UP
from Earlham, N. NJ, this afternoon
and are the guests OF w. w, Wallace
and family.
Mrs. Huber Sweeney, MIS-. Sc;tl
and Miss Bessie Peterson were
called TO Ration by the fatal sickness
of Roy Fugate's baby.
Mrs. Julianita V. Chavez, mother OF
the late Sheriff Frank Chavez of San.
Ia Fe, left for that city this afternoon
afer a visit to relatives in Las Vegas.
Marcelino Garcia who had his feet
frozen in driving down from Watrou'
during the unprecedented cold spell
took a train for Glorieta yesterday
afternoon.
Charley Higgins vas unable &c
reach Pennington on account of thu
snow drifts and has come home to
make another start after the clouds
shall have rolled by.
X, A. Des Jardins is about town to
day representing ihS Narvell-shap
leigh hardware company Of st. Louis
Mr.. Des Jardinsl makes his head
quarters in lei Paso, Texas.
Mrs. Otto Dieckman, wife Of Z
wealthy Albuquerque business man
accompanied by her daughter Ltss
and her son Paul. were through pas
sengers for st, Louis yesterday.
The Rev. p. Jacobs, former rabbi
at Albuquerque. now in charge of ;
large congregation at Huntsville, Ala
passed through the city on his wa,
home from a visit to the Duke City
Dan Henry of Fort Madison, Iowa
who is on his way to Los Angeles t
visit his son, stopped off here Owe
Sunday to make a short call amons
relatives and friends. He left on No
| today,
John Kinlein, a book binder In tn
employ of The Optic, has gone bacl
TO %Gardenville, Maryland to engage i,
business for himself. He went by Ga
weston and Key Vest, Florida, prefer
ring the steamer route.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20
PERSONALS

Alfredo Jacob drove out to vegosa
today
George Kinkel left for Denver this
afternoon.
Vidal Trujillo visits town from
Trementina.
Charles A, Wright is here from
Wichita Kansas.
Trinidad Romero, Jr, anne over
from Santa Fe today.
II. G. Coors left Trinidad for ANA
rillo, Texas this morning,
James S%turrock, The throttle jerker,
is up from Lamy today.
Miss HELEN Woods departed for Los
Angeles, Cal, this afternoon,
Mariana Maestas, farmer and stock
raiser at Los Vlgiles, is in town.
L. r. Allen was in town between
trains from Bisbee, Arizona, yester'
day.
J.. S. Duncan returned this after
moor from California by the northern
route.
Joe Brown is at home from Leaven-
worth. Kansas, where he buried his
mother.
Ashley Pond, Jr.. was In town yes
terday from Detroit by the way of
Watrous.
George II. Nelson of the refrigera'
tor service has been down from La
Junta again.
Thomas Lester come down 10 TIE
Meadow City from Shoemaker yestei'
day afternoon.
Robt. L. Lea and Mrs, l.. l.. Lea
arrived in the city Saturday evening
from Trinidad.
w, G. Hayden returned from Ros'
well this afternoon; A. c. Rogers, Jr.
from Santa Fe.
President A. j. Vert of the Normal
University, came up from The south
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs J. B. Williams and o Rol.en
of Colorado Springs are visiting The
family Of Jas. O'Byrne.
Hallett Reynolds went down to Las
Cruces last night seeking rest and
change for a few days.
Mrs. J. II. Smith departed for ST,
Louis yesterday. leaving her daughter
here for climatic benefit.
Senator J.. S. Clark. presiding offic
er of the senatorial body, returned to
Santa Fe yesterday afternoon.
Il. l.. Vernier and family leave fol-
Albuquerque this evening, thence 90
ing to their ranch at Sandoyal.
Thike Stockton, a territorial solor
from Colfax county, went OYER tc
Santa Fe from Ration yesterday n.
ternoon.
c. 4. Russ, representing the Russ
company of South Bend, Ind, manu-
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

The following telegram received by
Major h. G. Rankin is self-explana-
tory. Major II. G. Rankin, Las We
gas, n. M.-We win be In your city
early in March with our great and
only combined show, the latest at
fractions and novelties and will give
you one week of pleasure. Bungling
Brothers Carnival Show.
This great attraction has been So
cured by Troop A. TO open their new
armory and gymnasium. All arrange
ments are now being made and all
predict for the troop a good success.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat.
ment by Ely's Cream Balm, which is agree
ably aromatic. 1t is received through the
nostrils, ~cleanses and heals the whole sur
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell tho SOC. size; Trial size by mail, ~
cents. Test it and you are sure to continue
the treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atonizers in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal tron-
bles, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm IN
LIQUID form, which will be known rs Ely's
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price including the
spraying tube is rs cents. Druggists or by
mail. The liquid form embodies the med
icinal properties Of the solid preparation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

We sell 3 lbs of Gloss starch for 25c
this week and 5 lbs Of best Japan
rice for 25c. We have the best celery
in the market. RYAN a. BLOOD.
o.fI
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Remember we have no old shelf
worn goods to work off as our stock
is fresh; como to our store and get
the best. Ryan & Blood. 2.6i
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Music by Las Vegas symphony Or.
chestra at the Carnival ball, February
%, 2s59
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

WANTED--A first class cook for
boarding house TO cook for % or 80
people, address o. care Optic. go.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

LOST-Pair OF steel.bowed specta.
cles. Return TO Plaza bank.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Fun and frolic at the Carnival ball
on the ed, Duncan opera house. 2-59
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

GO TO r. p. MACKEL'S FOR ALL
SMOKERS SUPPLIES. 2-66
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

w. M. Lewis the Undertaken will
receive choice carnations every
Thursday regularly. I'll.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Our cash discount sale will continue
all this week. Ryan & Blood. &c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Chief Red Cloud and tribe at the
Carnival ball. Feb. %. 2.59
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

TOBACCO BARGAIN SALE AT
LAS VEGAS CIGAR STORE. 2-S6
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Additional Local

The Carnival ball. Feb. %.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

Carnival ball, 22d. See you there?
2-5s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-20

GO 10 G9tlAEFER's FOR HOT
WATER BAGS. FOUNTAIN SYRING-
Es, ETC, AT LOWEST PRICES. 90.