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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
STRIKE ON A. AND 3, SETTLED.
Men Receive Advance In Pay and
Later to est Standard Wages,

Later TO est Standard Wages,
Waycro5s, Ca, Dec, l5,--Tne engi.
neers' ami fremen's strike on the At.
lantic AMI Birmingham railroad has
been called on, and all the striking
engineers and fTemen will take taCir
former places at once, George ID,
Wadley, vice president and general
manager, offered to make certain con-
cessions from their original claims,
and It was announced that a peace
able adjustment had been reached,
All trains on the Atlantic and Bir'
mingham are running on regular
schedule. The strike, which was ok
pected to continue for some time to
come. is a thing Of the past.
In the settlement the men receive
advance pay. with an understanding
that as soon as the road reaches La
Grange they are to get standard
wages" They also are granted a
schedule where their duties are stlpu
lated. and by which they are to up
hold a high standard Of service The
advance Is from $3.50 to 81 day
The tiremen, who have been getting
$3.50. are to receive 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Stationed IN AsIstIe Service.

Washington. Dec. 15.-The cruisers
Galveston and Chattanooga have been
commissioned In the service Of the
Asiatlc station aud will proceed there
early In the year. They are DOW At
tAched to the tnird division Of the
S;Orth Atlantic feet. IN command OF
Rear Admiral Charles d. sigsbee. and
with the Brooklyn ana Tacoma are
under orders for sea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Toxic. Dec. ~. 1880 A. M.-Tle
hardness in the conclusion Of the ne,
gotlatiOns at Pekin between the rep
reseutatlves Of the governments Of
China and Japan IL causing uneasiness
here among the Cainese residents. II
Il feared that Baron ROmuTa. WAo rep
resents Japan has maize some pFopo-
alton which II viewed In the light Of
another humiliation By China
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Wants 70 Testify AasIn.

New York. Dec lb.--ElWard Harri.
man wrote . letter 10 the Armstrong
commission asking that an oppOrtunl.
y DO given aim 10 go again on the
witness stand IN tae legislative luaur
anee committee to testify regarding
his attempt a. icseFibod By Thoa. Y.
Ryan. on Tuesday 70 share IN the pur.
chase Of the maturity stock Of the
Equitable I4fe Assurance company.
TIE committee Informed Mr. HaFri.
man that be could have such "a op.
poFtunity any tine be wanted u. and Il
u said 70 be likely that be viii testify
today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
KANSAS BEING ROBBED,
Hoeh says Standard OH Company
Robs state Of $50, 900 Daily.

Koch says standard OH Company
RObS state Of 5000 Daily,
Ottawa, Kan, Dec. l5,-GOvernor
Hoch, speaking here at a meeting OF
Republicans, said:
AT this time the Kansas oil held
Is yielding 10000 barrels a day and
for this oil the STANDARD OH company,
which sets the price. Is paying less
tnan one-third what It paid n year
ago. believe II could pny 81 per
barrel for this oil more taan II Is pay.
ing and stb make large profit In
other words. II Is robbIng this people
Of 100000 day or t22,OOO,OOO year,
We sit suplnely down while We are
being robbed OF enough money every
day by this corporation 10 build a
hundred homes for the homeless, or to
rear a great educational Institution or
TO pay all the expenses Of tne state
for Eve years"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
KILLED BY BROTHER.
Homicide Supposed to BE Result OF
Former Disagreement.

Americas, Ga, Dec. l5.-Meig Pow.
ell, a young farmer 22 years old, snOJ
and instantly killed mis- brother, Thorn
as Powell, at their home in the coun'
try near Americas. The homicide Is
supposed to have been the result OF
q former disagreement between the
brothers. wherein Thomas Powell re.
celved a pistol wound In the arm. This
first dificulty was suppressed and
only recently has become public.
The Powell brothers came to Amer,
icus and upon returning home late,
the tragedy resulted, Thomas Powell
receiving bullet In his brain.
The facts in the case are not yet
known heFoy IS. ....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

WAEAingtOn. Dee ik--Ths president
today cent The foIoWtng oscillations
10 tie senate Walter q. ROblAsOa.
register land one. 0sinesyiila. Fis
Henry 8 Chubb rsoaiVeV ~ pebble
mnaayu. Oslnssvls. Fia-s chief ius
tics a he aaprsmo oouFt % New
MsEiuo. william Nuls ~ New MsE.
leo: Unfsd Rthtss sEiogneg. AhFaham
~ TiilmRn - Teaaaassa. aide sis
tEicl g Tunssnsss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
To lnv.ntInnts Conditions.

Washington. Dec IA resolution
providing tor a thorough investigation
Of the situation and conditions at the
Naval academy was introduced today
by Representative Loud Of Michigan.
The investigation IL to be made by
The house naval committee. which l.
especially Instructed to ascertain ami
report whether Violations Of the law
and the regulations governing the
academy continue and whether naz.
Ing. tagging. running and class nst
tghting continue IN practice there ami
the knowledge OF sd responsibility OF
the ofleers OF the academy for any
conditions found 10 exist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Dallas. TsA. Tee, lS.-c A. GrtGn
sha Win Caldwell 81 Hig BpfthGs
Tea. have Dssn ARRESTED here ~ the
Eeisrni authc.ssies ehATGed vita fOfE
isE aa1 ogyntoTfeiiihG Chiasss e.
eugila esFtiaeates Coz 10 paFpoas ~
sollias thsm % Caihsne immlEFasta
rigsb WsFs pisss4 ubAsF hss4 ~ ns
Uniioa states egmmiasiOasF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Chicago. Dee i5-IiOraoe y wild.
an slsctficiaB % Chicago. ysntsfday
uiaas . GiEht In ca aiFahip. Hs scared
10 a height Of 800 feet abOve t1s
HF0anA. Ai'st e series - = nag -
psFieneaa % retained 70 The earth
safsly. mliss from where b. bal
started % ais TIP 10 q machine Whiea
sever aaA bsoa tested befoFe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
MISS RooSEVELT TO MARRY.
Wedding 10 Take Place About the MID.
die Of February.

Washington, Dec, ij.-Formal an
nouncement has been made by the
president Aud Mira Roosevelt Of tho
engagement Of their daughter. Alice
Lee Roosevelt. 10 Nicholas l.OhEworth,
representative IN congress froR the
First district Of Onio. one OF the Gin.
cinna,F dlstrlcta.
Coupled with tho announcement Of
the engagement IL the additional an
nouncemeni that tho wedding will
take place about tho middle Of next
February.
While arrangements for the wedding
have not been made. n Il expected Il
will occur ~ the WHITE House.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Neu Ten. tse % Fire early 10.
GsY dssgruye9 ne tst0sy briek Busi
ness tail1iaa ~ tie corner 81 Fsli0s
siFssl So Bedford avsnus. ta Hroak
ia. Gha property q stais neaasof
cAaFiea CnepeF satriiiaa . hea ~
tif9e19 - 90 baiilisg aa1 aH ae1t
tieaai ne - issaria ~ aAoai tite. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

WayCrOsS. Ca. Dee. i5.-Dieksou y.
Kirkland. divlsiOa ssporintsaaent Of
the Atlantic Coast Lane. with heal
quarters 10 Wayerosa. has rendered
hts resignation. 20 take effect on Dee
20 Il WaS not known Who win Sue
ceei Mf. Kirkiana here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

wasaihEtou. Dee. i5.-Tho o0uteS,
between the ways and means com.
mittso and the interstate add foreign
commerce committee for oobtFol Of In.
sufahes ieEislatiba vas continued IN
the house today W.. Payne took le
aOor 20 show tAat the power 10 tar
VS. the only Way Ia which congress
could set control over Insurance Aai
the ways and means committee haJ
iurisdietiOn over the thxihE power.
TIE senate biii reported BY Senator
AidFieh. EivihG ne canal bonds the
cane privileges g. other bonds. passed
tha senate HithOat debate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

LauisvTls. De. it.--A fFuiEhi trails
q IS cara wtni thFOuEA . trseiis %
fhs main nna ~ ths LoetSFiEe ani
Nntavt1e thii moFuinE Tbefs WoEr
- tstunfigE Ttnins ere bclag -.
issas " Wag q sa'@a una Fis-a,ra
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

New Yogk. Dee. IA hfs0ius basl
os Geaerai samaei G. Ar1stFOaE, "a
eeutsd IN broaEs ~ Mn. Ca6WaiiadeT
Guila FOR the Hamptoa lagtiiuie OF
virEinlA. vas pseei o. sKhieliion aT
ne Bgyaat park stn4io YESTERDAY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Fiaa 10 a MoFey.


New York. Dc. iS-Tae JOurnai %
comneree totaE naySs IL vas stHied
a. goot asfhurify yesterday that re
8go11esn Pne1ae RatirnEd eo@pang b.
neial2aE ~ sAs pare1asa of tha
q i.e ceunafgini LlisEags en-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
SLOW HEADNAY IN
CSOSRNG STRIKE
Weeks Will E.spse Before Ser
vice Can be Restored.
WIRES BEING coNsTANrLY CUT

NV ~ EaNtNeNNt~V " '"FSa'S
Ukass Providing Local Self Gov.
eminent
St. Petersburg, Wednesday Dec, -,
Morning via ~ dtluinen. last Prus'
sta, Dec. 4,-The government is max
ing slow Roadway IN crushing the tele-
graph strike. Toe wires OF The few
lines over whicn service aad been tenn.
porariIy restored are constantly cut
and not a single wire Is working out
Ut 81, Petersburg this morning AZ
the present rate weeks will elapse
before the service can be really re-
stored.
The news from the Baltic provinces
today is to the eject that many Of the
German landlords who have not fed
are establishing q network Of small
forts and are standing regular siege
Taere has been killing and burning.
Inhabitants Of the Baltic provinces
who are now residing In ST. Peters.
burg we're immensely gratlhed at the
publication yesterday of the imperial
ukase providing local self government,
which they say means the abandon.
ment OF the classification policy begun
in 1867 to destroy the unity OF the old
provinces Of AthuanIa The ukase
practically insuros the restoration OF
the status quo and creating a delib.
crate assembly for the solution OF tne
burning questions Of reform OF tho
peasant conditions, the institution Of
the local self government and schools
and a gOveFnorgederal. as the once
existed before 1876,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
Chicago Grain Letter.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25-Wheat-the
action OF the market In MAINTAINING
iis price level above yesferday's close
IL significant. NJ suggests the In
ability OF the short to force any furrh.
or decline mi rather indicates a d..
sire on their part at least TO release
their commitments. We still feel
that the short interest Is very large
and scattered. From our observation
The long interest remains unchanged
being congested and well held. The
besrish feeling prevailing in the
trade has been altogether too unani-
nous and n sided and has created
a large interest which will continue as
a proper understone 10 the market
The action OF the market hardly sug.
gests much comfort for the short
Corn--After some early hesitation
The market gathered strength and at
times seemed likely to shake off IFS
former dizziness. a little improve
ment IN the export demand, combin
| ed with moderate cash business IL
this marker, caused some demand fol-
| the short interest and a little increas,
In outside business. II still look
like a scalping market but with a bet
ter tone.
Oats-Scattered commission hous
buying was the feature In this market
which continues dull and stagnan'
We see no immediate prospect for an.
sustained improvement.
Provisions--The market lacks lead
ership. With any positive assuranc
OF smaller receipts short interes
would bring higher prices. Tn
market looks strong. LEVY BROS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
the RESERVOIR QUESTION.

Several of the business men at last
nights open meeting at the CONNER.
cial club were somewhat inclined 10
object 10 the plan Of securing the
taking mp IN advance u all lands pro
posed ID be- reclaimed Ay The govern.
ment reservoir. They urged that the
government might consider the
scheme a specuativa one which
would prevent The farming OF the
lands by actual settlers. While Il
is likely that all those who advanced
this view were convinced by the able
REPLIES OF Judge Long. nr J NJ
Cunningham aud other members, YET
reference 20 what was done in th'
GnnHison district MAJ moi re amlss
The cost Of the reclamation p
lands there was found by the eogi
neers 10 be uueammoniy high nnt a
high ais viii be the cost here. but sill
much higher than the ayersge prolec
recommended Az the suggestion o
the engineers. citizens Of the distric.
circulated contracts. very similar 4,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
New York

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The market
is low. more Two sided, and subject to
conflicting influences. More atten-
zion Ia being paid 10 the Russian sit.
uation and while many do not regard
this AZ any reason for selling stocks
others consider 1t a menace, and for
the time being the market should be
Two sided but d good trading. one in
which advantage should be taken OF
any further slump 10 buy the better
class OF stocks on anticipation OF a
sharp rally. London. which earlier in
The week was a liberal seller today
was a heavy buyer, and the more fav-
orable reports from that center in
fluenced some steadiness in our mark
81 in the late trading.
LEVY BROS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25

those prepared BY the Las Vegas com
mittee. Under these contracts sew
cnty thousand acres. u majority OF the
number to be reclaimed. were taken
up In advance. The board OF engi.
necrs commended the plan and the
great Gunnison project was recon
mcnded. first by the board and later
by the Interior department.
The reclamation service wants &C.
tual settlers. but first OF all. Il wants
10 b. certain that the districts where
irrigation works are recommended
will pay back the money expended
In ten years, II Is upon the financial
returns from the outlay that the con
tinuance of the reclamation law en-,
tircly depends. The fact that the
land here is being taken up In twen'
~. forty. and eighty acre lots Is sui
ficicnt guarantee that no speculation
Is Involved and that the reclamation
service will commend the plan. The
signing up OF the contracts prepared
by the board Is the n thing needful
TO place the reservoir beyond doubt
II might come any way. but Il will b,
sure 10 come II the department II
certain that the money spent viii al
be paid back.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
TAKE HALF A LOAF.

The suggestions made by Secretary
board. In an interview In the Optic
to-day are sound While the members
Of the cattle sanitary board and many
influential cattle moi are working for
the passage OF the ranger bill. MS
drawn by committee. there really
doesn't seem 10 be a chance In fifty
for the passage OF the measure. The bill
ought 10 pass, but that Is not At all a
guarantee that IL will. There Ia no
legitimate reason why the territory
should not pay for the cost OF a rang
or service, The rangers will do as
much TO maintain The peace OF the
whole territory as the sheriff. They
will serve. not cattle interests alone,
but all interests. However, this view
docs not seem TO he taken by the
members OF the legislature as far as
an expression can be gotten from
them. They argue that taxes r. al
ready TOO high and they can't ask the
citizens to pay for a service which q
majority or their constituents regard
AZ a special interest. This being the
honest opinion of the majority Of the
tax payers. The legislators are con
sistent In opposing the bill. More sen
timent must be created before we can
expect a ranger law. such as the pro
posed bill will provide. That being
the case, sone compromise should be
arranged which will not arouse the
objection Of tho taxpayers and which
will. In some degree. serve the needs
~ the cattle men. Their losses from
rustlers have bsen so heavy Of late
thar some relief IL essential. The
proposal 10 levy an additional one
mill tax on cattle men alone. To pro.
vide for about seven rangers seems 10
be- a good one. II the cattle men are
willing 10 pay this amount. and we
r convinced they are. no one else
can object 10 The levy Of the additional
ray
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
New York Summary.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25. ~Americans
In London strong to "a above parity.
80 pac refunding plan published
involved new borrowing over 10000
000 dollars.
Russian situation unchanged.
FortnighiIy settlement began today
In London
Net earnings of Z s. s, December
quarter viii exceed $50. 600, 600.
Some demand for Erie in loan
dsowd Accumulation of Erie by
large financial interests continues,
Receipts OF Atch stock holders 10
subscribe 10 new convertible bonds
issued at par worth abou, IA per cent.
81 roads for End week OF January
show average gross decrease $50 per
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1907
THE OLD GOSPEL RgroLD,

Fraternity, Liberty, Equality
these words have a familiar sound.
They fell In precise Latin from the
tongues OF the Roman populace. In a
day long gone by, Nearly thre hundred
years * they were acclaimed by
Anglo-Saxons ~ watch words In a
strife tina, cost n English Stuart
king his crown and another his life.
Az a day. the memory OF which stu
Ewes with cur arandfathers. these
were proclaimed from almost every
bousetop In the new land Of America.
10 be carried thence across the sea
10 awake the duh French peasant
from the lethargy OF ages and make
possible a French republic on the
ruins OF a monarchy.
Fraternity. Liberty, Equality
they are. indeed. powerful words 10
c~onjure with, And by the magic OF
their spell. the slowthinking Slav. Is
being inspired TO ask for rights OF
which he never dreamed till the lead
ers began their proclamation. Free.
dom 0f speech, freedom Of conscience.
freedom Of the press. the adjustment
Of race aud class privileges, the right
TO have a voice In government--thcsc
are the sermons preached In Russia
today from the text that has inspired
The nations almost since the world
began
Perhaps some Of uA here In New
Mexico. who have seen the denial Of
our simplest rights hy~to ns-~auto'
cratic rulers have been inclined 10
doubt the success Of The gospel Of the
old trinity OF words. Certainly. many
In this frees. OF lands. who have been
disgusted by the screaming insist.
ence on equality by people Of infe-
rior birth, breeding and intelligence;
who have mar,eled al the crimes per
petrassd 10 the sacred name nf liber-
ty. who have seen Money Wanting
itself as The only afiaiocracy. who
have seen those entrusted with their
own liberties. unworthy Of the trust.
certainly. many have been led 10
question the inspiration of the words.
But. nevertheless. the liberties OF
the world have hesn increased, the
doctrines OF equality have been ad.
yanced and the people have grown
stronger and more worthy Of trust,
There IL hope of u day when wealth
and social advantage viii not weigh
unduly, but always. superior Intel
ligencr must dominate The lower or
der Here " The real arls'ocracy. and
the mlIiIons OF those 30 long known
as The common people are beginning
10 recognize &C.
Russia. today. breaking away from
the thralldom Of autoeracy and mis-
government. has a better chance to
advance far than did England or
France or even America She has
tho c~rys,alired experience Of the
great nations Of the world at her
command There N much hope for
the slas, SLOW If thought. of sincere
and kindly nature. and possessed of
those good solid qualities which char.
aeteflze The northern races.
Success 4 the revolution.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-Cattle:
steady to strong; native steers, s3I5
1850: southern steers, s325ns460;
southern COWS. s2.25as3.6O; native
cows and heifers. H.75@s4.5O; stock
ers and feeders. $2.75G&.25; bulls.
s2.25Gs375 /; calves, s3.009 $3.50;
western fed steers. s3.50@s525; west
ern fed cows. s2.Oods3.75.
Sheep-Steady; muttons, $4.25m
$3.50: lambs. s600@S7.50; range
wethers. s5.25Gs6.60: fed ewes. $40;
ns525.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
FiREMEN INJURED sY
FALLING WALLS OF BREWERY

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.--One side of
the walls Of the Kip Bay Brewing
company's m%althouse. which had been
burning all day. fell into the streets
this afternoon. Five firemen were
caught under the debris but not ia
tally injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
Chicago live stock.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Cattie;
strong, good 70 prime steers, $3.50
s6.l5: poor To medium. $395g$5.50,
stockers and feeders. $2.30d$4l5;
cows, si.z5q$44o; heifers. s2.0ods5
Gamers. &~1.25GS255: bulls, s2.lod
$3.50; calves, $275@370o.
Sheep--Strong; lambs weak; goot
- choice wethers. $4.90as5.65; fail
to choice mixed. A0oGs4S5; west
ern sheep. siS5as56o; native lambs
s5.75Gs7G5; western lambs. $3.50
Is765.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25

Snow and Intense cold In Boston,
Intense cold In Chicago. a mixture OF
these fayors In New York, and temper.
atures ranging from six 10 sixteen
below over n large area Of the United
States, may persuade the people here
that a little fog isn't the worst thing
In the world after all.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25

Angels and ministers Of grace
deffnd ug." The Denver Republican
has the hardihood 10 say that Casimt
70 Barela. C~olorado's perpetual sen
aior. for years under the democratic
banner. aud very recently a convert
10 rc~puhiicanism, may become Il can.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
Chicago Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Jan, 25.-Whoat--May
lis ~: July. as rs; Sept. 80 IA.
Corn-May. As 1.sTt4: July, As 3s
M1.2: Sept. IS "a
May, 30 7-sG3l: July. 30 rs
bid: Sept. Is "a
Pork-May, st3.02. Julys00. 90.
Lard May. $707. July, s7.17.
Ribs-May, $500. July. $500.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
E.M
.s1MHRkED
GuG1E5-

Ace following Mes vors sesc. aaotanos
.ere received BY Lew hrasN, tSnarlhers Oh
ago Board Of rradel rsons aai . Crock
81 Hlocs, 0alo Phone 30, Las Vegas Phone
ne over their III pr'vsse wires from Mes
vors, Chicago and Colorado spriuss; curres.
gondent Of the firms OF Logan A Rryan y Y
and Chicago member New York Stock NJ.
shAnge aud Chicago hpara os Trade. and VIM
4 Otis d 90. Bansers and Rrusers ooiossdc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
ANOTHER SPECIAL SERVICE
SQUADRON FOR JAPAN

TOXIC, Jan. 25.-The navy depart
ment announces the formation Of a
special service squadron. No details
were given,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25

cent, Large shipments OF gold coin
to Paris expected by Thursday and
Saturday steamers. Banks gained
from sub treasury since Friday 81
COO. 00o.
~ industrials decrease .o6 per cent
20 active railroads decreased SO
| per cent. ID. J. 4 CO..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
Good wear in
SELF Royal Blue Shoes

With some shoes most Of the wear is
on the wearer. You pay your money for
them and you want to wear them out;
they wear you out.
Did you ever have that experience?
You'll never nave it again if you wear
SELF shoes; they At and wear well.
You'll pay $3.50 or 81. for them and be
glad you spent your money every time
you walk.
SELF Royal Blue for you.
SiIEs.ILlZ
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-01-25
81. louia Wool,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Wool; nomi
nal.