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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

LYONS SILKS Private Patterns Attenon directed to s, tni
MORE RENAISSANCE, also the ooohfS
Radum Imprime, Tafeta 1mprne and Chnon iai'
WHITE SILKS sATINS FOR WEDDING GOWNS
NOVELTIES FOR BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES.
DRESS FABRICS Recent ImPoratons OF Chih0n soaaeO
Pophns Cashmeres and Fancy Weaes nGuos
Paris shadings for Street and Evening wear
NOVELTY AND BELTS The latest ideas in Ostrich
Flat Stoles Pillow rams
Cape Collars Boeos and Jackets OF
Point t1cnus OF Foint Aaces'
with rufhed edges, for head and shoulders
and Partisan Novelties for bes
and
GLOVES shown for Street and Evening wear ao
Mousquetaire Gloves Mems Gloves
in feathers and colors.
LEATHER class leather articles including carnage
Card Cases. golo ana suV
nouing Travelling and Suit Cases. with or "iehouH
fittings.
RICH FURS models in Russian and uason pay
Macn POINTED ana "hi'e ro~
and Blended Squirrel
FUR LINED BRoADCLOTH COATS in New Shades
AUTOMOBILE COATS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
NOVEMBER AILMENTS
THEIR PREVENTION AND CURE.

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
Pe=ru.na Is a World
Renowned Remedy for
Climatic Diseases.
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PENSIVE GOWNS, COSTUMES, EVENING COATS
AND WRAPS AFTER MOST APPROVED PARIS MOD
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sHADINGs DELIVERY FOR HORSE SHOW WEEK
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

Charles Wilson, architect for the
Harvey system. has been a guest at
the Castaneda hotel here. looking
around, The hotel being built at Ash
Fork. Ariz,, under his immediate SUI
pervision Is his first undertaking In
this line and he Is catching onto all
the pointers possible.
Conductor Thomas Bryant. wife and
her sister, Miss Sarah Versaw, de.
parted for Benton Harbor, Mich,
yesterday. While In Topeka. Mr..
Bryant will undergo a surgical op.
Grafton that cannot be put on any
longer. HIS crew has been relegated
to the shade and his way car. No. $40.
has been given into the keeping Of
Conductor Shaw and crew.
Monday night. Conductor Yoakam's
extra eastbound freight train. pulled
by Engineer Wilson with the 1892
into the rear end Of Conductor
Shaw's train, also ar eastbOund ex.
ira. Engineer Martin at the throttle,
Ut AMY JutlctiOH, Will VIC tVSutt tHue
the front emo Of the 1892 was
smashed In and a way a and an
empty stock cars were hurled from
the track.
Charles E. Donnelly has entered
suit In the district court In Las We
gas against r. B. Kelly. E. w. Foster.
w. s. Stone and G. A. Norton. head
officers Of the B Of l.. r. Mutual
Life and Accident Insurance associa-
ton at Cleveland, O.. and Ration di.
vision No. 251, asking an injunction
restraining the defendants from ex-
the plaintiff and from In any
way interfering with him or depriv.
ing him Of any benefits from insur.
ance. A temporary injunction was
granted by the court and the case
will be further heard in chambers by
Judge w. j. Mills here on September
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

wood. Tex, the terminal OF the Gulf,
Colorado e Santa Fee, TO Texico, on
the Pecos Valley. which would form
the connecting link of a Gulf Of Mex
ico-Pecific coast line for the Santa
IFe, Mr.. Dun said:
Seventy miles of road leaving the
Pecos valley line at Canyon City. a
point twenty miles south Of TERRA
Amarillo, and extending south, is now
in course of construction. There are
about 500 miles of this proposed road
surveyed and l believe that it will be
built" 5si0i
Mr.. Dun also talked interestingly on
the plans of the Santa Fe for the next
year. He said that the Santa Fee caA
culatod on moving $4,000 cars Of Cal
ifornia fruit during the year 1906,
and that a large amount of work, the
lowering Of grades and the cutting
out Of curves. had been planned In
preparation for it. This bushes will
be divided between the cutoff and the
lines now In operation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

Mrs. Vassar,C chisholm. mother o
Fireman Vassar on the north end
left for Los Angeles. on the Afternoon
train yesterday.
superintendent Jacobson. of III,
western division Of the Harvey -sys
TEN. has been a pleased guest at the
Castaneda hotel.
Fireman George Bryan accompan
led his visiting parents from Chanute
Kas., TO the mountains today on q
fishing jaunt.
Charley Dale. late bill clerk ut the
local freight depot, has quit that Job
and accepted q position with the
Wells.Fargo express people.
Engineer Lee Wright will eye the
extra board till he resume his regu.
J lar u on the 8l4. which Is now In
the shops for needed attention.
Station Agent w. J. Lucas has re.
turned from the San Juan country,
whittier he was called In his capacity
as Masonic grand lecturer.
Engineer George Sells has returned
from Ration, whittier he throttled the
905, Engineer Heirgood's iron servant,
taking a receipt for her.
Conductor j. T. CARPENTER Of this
city went down the road yesterday at.
ternoon to relieve Conductor Dick
Aber on the Waldo branch.
Sand House Joe who has suf-
fered a spell of illness lasting a month.
returned to work yesterday, a little
weak and thin, true, but as anxious
and willing as ever.
Jessie Barton, hostler at the local
shops. Owen Harmon machinisI-
helper and Machinist Long are plan
ming a hunting trip for big game In
the mountains, lions preferred.
Engineer Billy Gray and Fireman
Green are noting improvements about
town today, having INDUCED them
selves in a respite from unremitting
toll In the cab and tender.
Henry Chapman, the passenger
brakeman, is off the vestibules a trip
or two and L. P. Chapman went out
in his stead with Conductor Upton
Hays on No. Z last eevning.
Irwin Gibson, brother of H. Il. Glib
son, of Santa Fee, is spending his an
nual vacation as the guest of his
brother in that city. He is fireman
on the Santa Fee between Ration and
Trinidad.
Conductor Flomerfelt's way car hav-
ing been condemned as unfit for ser.
vice on the road in its present condi-
ton, he has been assigned to Conduc-
tor BOwen's car. The latter's crew
has been taken of duty On the main
line. owing to the lull In business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23
About Railroad People.

T|rainmaster J. Kurn left for Los
Angeles, Cal, yesterday.
A special train will be run from
Ration to Rocky Ford, Colo, on Wat.
erme!on day, September Z.
Engineer J. r. hirk is down with
typhoid fever and no visitors are per-
mitted in the sick chamber.
Engineer Billy Holmes and Fire
man Mailman have been assigned
regularly to the s37.
Mrs. r. w. Hoyt, wife Of the trav-
cling auditor for the Santa Fe, left
this city yesterday for points in Mich
igan.
Engineer Blevins has a leave of alb
sence for thirty days which time will
not be spent wholly in fasting and
prayer.
Brakemen j. c. Saunders and c. E.
Hawkins are now members of Con-
ductor Jackson's crew by assign
ment.
Engineer Jack Lowe has been grant.
ed a thirty.day respite from throttle
jerking and left yesterday on a "trip
to Canadian parts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23
HANDSOME NEW OFFICES OF
THE RATION COAL LINE

The new office rooms of the St
Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific rail
road company. the st. Louis Con
struction 4 Equipment company, and
the BioVsburg Mercantile company
when are being fitted up In the In,
vestment block. will soon be ready for
occupation. says the Ration Range
The offices OF the company will be
handsomely furnished. when com
pleted.
The railroad department will oecu.
py the offices to the right Of the room
On the left side will be the offices
OF the treasury department and the
onice OF Assistant Treasurer II. p.
Roseberry. In the rear will be the au.
ditor's department and the offices OF
A. II. Officer. auditor Of the com.
panies.
The furniture and fixtures Of the
office will be In cherry. and present
a handsome appearance. There Ia a
very pretty piece Of sentiment In con-
nection with these furnishings. The
front portion consists in part Of the
fixtures of the old Maxwell Land
Grant company at Cimarron. These
were brought to the country years
ago. having been hauled overland from
the east, and 1t is believed they were
originally imported for the use Of the
Maxwell Land Grant company at that
time. When the new offices were
planned 1t was the wish Of ]. Van
Houten and others to utilize this ma.
terial and so the furnishings OF the
entire Office were made to correspond
in finish with the old fixtures which
have served the grant company dur
ing the strenuous years of the past.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

The official count in the
Competitive Trade contest
up to date will appear In
this space tomorrow.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23
WORK ON BELEN
CUT OFF BOOMING

Concluded from Page Two.)
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

Cor. TweIfth and National Sts.

SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK:
Cooking apples. ~ lbs. csc
An elegant Java.Mocha blend
coffee. per ID. csc
Our teas are elegant. from per
ID. S5c to 7Sc
Chippewa matches. per carton 7. -. 400
Eddy & Eddy French mustard,
awarded gold medal at st.
Louis fair. per bottle .......... SC
Eddy & Eddy horse radish mus.
tard, awarded first prize and
gold medal at st. Louis fair,
two bottles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS csc
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-23

Conductor Flomerfelt's way car hav-
ing been condemned as unfit for SER
vice on the road in its present condi-
ton, he has been assigned to Conduc-
tor Bowen's car. The latter's crew
has been taken of duty on the main
line, owing to the lull In business.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

woman suffering from female weakness, nrolapsus, or falling of womb, or from leu corrhea who has used Dr. Pierce's Favorlte prescription without complete success, the nronrietors of that medicine would like to hear from such person-and 1t will be to her adVantage to write them as they offer in nerfect good faith, a reward of $500 for any case of the above maladies which ttay cannot cure No other medicine for wo;nan,s ills is possessed of the unparal- faIed curative properties that would war rant it's makers in making such an offer.
 MT. I. NJ Johnson, of Blackstone, Va, Box o4 writes uWe heartily congratulate the wonder ~, a;scoyerer of the great family medicines put @ s,, ,,cur laboratory My wife has been more than once almost brought from the grave oy neing pr Pierce's great remedies mere ls noth5ng better for female troubles than the .1arariIe Prescription nothing better for con. t;aa,ion than pr Pierce's little Pellets ana the sGolden Medical Discovery cannot pc exceIled by anything for heart trouble, of whcn x,s have used with great benefit more than once
 When the druggist says he has some +,,;ng that is as good as Dr. Pierce's Favor ;te Prescription, just tell him, mere ,,otl,iny just as good He says so because he homes to make better proht but ms no,,, mixtures have not stood the test of 1nng experience and success that Doctor p;aSSee,s medicines have. Then, too, many t,atant medicines advertised as tonics, con pa, Iaroe quantities of alcohol Dr. Pierce guarantees that his 0PrescriPt,op uoe' 1of contain a particle Of alcohoi.
 It is good thing to keep DI. fi1iSe pn,,o, Pleasant Pellets i'll the house. Oie 1eiie' ;s laxative, two mild catharuc.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
Takes it Back Nicely.

The Herald made the state mont last week that they had more correspondence than any other paper ill Northwest Arkan- sas. We made that statement a little hastily for in looking over our exchanges We find in an ad- joining county the Springdale News. that has more. The News, however, is an exceptional news paper. It is one of the best we receive on our table Sloan Springs Herald.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

Dr. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate. Successful treatment for blood and skin diseases.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
Sthu 7OF HtF saHpIe. SCOTT X BOVINE, CHEMISTS 4Os-41s PEARL STREET, NEW YORK 56c. and s1.00. All druggists.

doubtless be some who will think 1t should not be done. It IS not pleasant to us, and our only desire Is, if possible, to awaken home people to a realization of the fact that something must be done. If We can do this We are willing to bear any censure and criticism. This spirit of inactivity with re- ference to tile general welfare of the town is slowly but surely sap ping the life blood of the town, and were not Springdale naturally a good town, with superior natural advantages, the effect of this in- difference would be more appar- ent. The town cannot stand still. It must go forward or backward. Which shall 1t be: Shall we be content to be simply a trading point, or shall we go to work, and by united effort secure new enterprises and build up the town, and make it what by na- ture 1t was intended, a beautiful, up-to-date little city?
 LET'S DO SOMETHING,
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
fin tbe Gown and Countv.

ne remains were inferred in the cemetery at Rhea under the aus pices ot the Prairie Grove Camp o1 Confederate Veterans, funeral services being conducted by J. W. House.
 L. Marks left Thursday night of last week for Cheyenne, Wy om1ng, to visit a brother residing at that place and to look after business matters. He will also visit Denver and probably Port land Oregon, before returning. and Will be out there for some time. MT. Marks fomerly lived i'll Colorado.
 The Arkansas building is as sunlng definite proportions in it's new site on the hill i'll the north part ot Fayetteville. The owner A, F. Wolf has agreed to build a new street directly south of 1t ex- tending to the University. Mir. Wolf will bear all the expense of the building including sidewalks. -Fayetteville Review.
 County Clerk Ben Greer has been busy for the past week nak- ing out county scrip for another payment on the court house. which Is nearing completion. Sc far Ss2, ,0S3f5 in script have been paid of the sos, 800 contract price. Of the SS2, E5 issued as court house script about S8,000 has been redeemed in cash by the county. Fayetteville Review.
 Saturday deal Was closed whereby lsom Matherly sold his gin in north Tahleguah, the Hicks gin,, to W. H. Hetz of Springdale, Ark. With the gin was sold all residence and person. al property including household furniture. Mir. Hetz Is to take possession at once and Mir. Ma therly has not decided on what business venture he will engage in in the future. -Tahlequah Il. T. Herald.
 We understand Mr..Matherly eonten1plateS locating i'll this sec ton. In the deal he secured the farm of Mr. Hetz, near Selignan.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

testimony Of many thou- sands of women during a third of a century speak louder than mere claims not backed by a guarantee of some kind. That is the reason why the pro-
 prietors of Dr. Pierce's
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
A Great Country.

'"The death of Mrs. James Smith in the southern part of Benton county few days ago at the advanced age of 10S years and six months does not attract more than ordinary attention in that section, outside the relatives and friends and acquaintenes of de- cease d. said P. T. Floyd, of Ben- ton county, at the state house yesterday. II believe there are more persons in the octogenerian and eentenarian classes living in Benton and Washington counties than any part of the world of like area. In the case of Mrs. Smith she lived the greater part of her life in that section, which, by the way, Is second to no place in the world for fruit raising and for equable temperature. The peo- pie live well, have no perplexing problems of life to worry them, they are prosperous, and there is no reason why there should not be long leases of life for those who are fortunate enough to live in such a favored region.'
 I ,++Ia por1y Ga za4ta
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
Night Prowling Thieves.

Group and whooping cough come like thief in the night, stealing ln to fasten the fangs of mortal disease upon the children as they peacefully sleep in their little beds Kennedy $ Laxative Honey and Tar, the new discovery for coughs and colds, will drive out these death dealing demons before tbe doctor can arrive. It pro- tectS the lives and health ef the little ones Contains no opiates Keep It handy. Sold by H. \. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

The Springdale growers who have tried the klondike are well pleased with 1t. It differs from other berries in that 1t is red through and through, whereas in most berries the meat IS white. This variety usually sells on the market for about 5 cents per crate more than the white meated berries and IS grown almost ex- clusively in Louisiana.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
KLONDIKE BERRIES
Van Buren Growers to Try This
 Variety.

Van Buren, Ark, March 16- Capt. NJ. F. H. Smeltzer received a large shipment of strawberry plants of the Klondike variety from Springdale and is distribu- ting them among his patrons. The plants received were large and strong and much greener than the Mitchell or any other variety of plants growing here at this season of the year, which IS evidence to Mr. Smeltzer that the klondike IS much stronger plant than those grown here in the past.
 Those of our berry growers who are planting new fields this spring are putting out this variety as they are fully as early as the Mitchell and besides they make a larger yield and bring better prices on the market, for they art the best shippers so far found ]. L. Rea will plant twenty acre> of this variety, Mir. Sme1tzer sev. en acres, and the Oakland Fruit Farm six acres and nearly every grower will set out proportion ate share of the new berry which promises such large results.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUl- NINE TahletS. All druggists refund the mnnel If il fdlts |" cure. l.. W Groves signature k ou each box. 2oc. Oct. Il, lYr.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
TO VISIT HOMETOWN
Italian Ambassador to Visit Col.
ony West of Springdale.

Washington, March 20. -Ba- ron Mayor Des Planches, the Italian ambassador, expects soon to leave Washington for Texas to make a thorough investigation of the conditions under which Italians from New York and other cities may settle and en- gage i'll agriculture and truck farming.
 The ambassador believes that the congestion in the large cities can be greatly relieved by coloni- zation in the south where the climatic conditions correspond to those of their native country. After visiting many places in Texas and conferring with rail- road officials about the terms upon which small farms may be sold to colonists, the ambassador will return by way of Arkansas to visit Tontitown, an Italian settlement named i'll honor of the pioneer Tonti, who was q com- panion of La Sale.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

rjstian on March 16, daugh-
 h W. Glover was up from
 est Fork latter part ot last kek.
 Vill Ellis. of Stroud, Oklaho-
 was in town first of the week
 business.
 Mrs. George Broughton died
 the 12th inst. at her home lar Walnut Grove.
 John Young has bought back
 interest in the stone livery
 m from $. K. Stokes.
 ]. N. Trowbridge was down |om Carthage, Mo-, latter part
 last week visiting Mrs. ]. H. rowbridge and children.
 Nr. and Mrs. J. H. Franklin me up from West Fork Satur- By afternoon and spent Sunday nth relatives, returning Monday.
 Mr. J. D. White, who had been  Esiting relatives in this vicinity br few weeks, left Saturday kternoon for her home at Mound
 alley, kan-
 MARRIED. Sunday morning at a. m., Thos. E. Hogle and liss Alma Littrel, Squire K. l..
 twood officiating. Both parties i've 2115 miles north of Springdale
 J. N. Pogue and Elmer Line larger left Sunday afternoon for Valla Walla, Washington, to respect with view of making heir home there. Of course hey'll be back.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Poland, of Frankton, Ind, who have been pending the winter at Spring Iale but have visited here quite Sften with their neice, Mrs. J. M- perreberry, left for their home Festerday morning. CTS Democrat.
 The electric light proposition still in abeyance, the council knd promoter of the enterprise paving not yet reached an agree bent in the matter. It IS hoped his will soon be adjusted and the Enterprise go ahead. d.-Prairie 1roye Herald.
 Sam Carrigan brought tax re- feipt with him last Friday when be came to pay his taxes which Fas rather a curiosity. It was eiven in 1850 by /. NJ. Pettigrew, then sheriff, to James C. Carrigan or taxes amounting to S1 So - Fayetteville Review.
 Josephine Lake, young Daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jeff T. lake. fell off of a plank on which Fhe was playing Friday afternoon Fnd broke her thigh. The wound Fas a very painful one, but now he IS reported to be resting very Fell.-Pralrie Grove Herald.
 At q recent meeting of the Pralrle Grove Berry Association was voted to join the Ozark Frult Growers Association, an Prganlzation of the various aSso- Flatlons in this section. The ralrle Grove Association will pay cents per quart for picking |this season.
 Inc Masonic Lodge at Fayette- Fiae has purchased the third F'ory of the Bank of Fayetteville building, consideration said to be fo,Voo. The building is now oc- |'upled by the k. of F. Lodge and |'s soon as they move out the |Nalis will be raised higher and a nansard roof put on.
 The St. Louis Slave and Lum- |0ei company began work Monday VI stave factory in Quicktown near the National cemetery. ihey have a car load of machin- |'t already on hand and will =
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

I laark of Scott's Emulsion, -.-,-----' a..l Is the synonym fer str"'se;h ! al purity. It is sold ia almost all the civilized coun- tiiss of the globe.
 If the cod fish became extinct 1t would be q worldwide calam- itv, because the oil that comes from it's liver surpasscs all other fats i'll nourishiug and life-giying properties. Thirty years ago the proprietors of Scotts Emul- sion found q way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can take 1t and get the full value of the oil without the objectionable taste. Scott's Emulsion is the best thing in the world for weak, backward children, thin, delicate people, and all conditions of wasting and lost strength.
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24

Favorlte Prescrip- tion are willing to offer $500 rew ard
 for women who can not be cured. Such a remarkable offer is founded on the long record of cures of the diseases and weaknesses pecu- liar to women. If there is an invalid
The Springdale news., 1905-03-24
| DuTY WOMEN 0WE THEMSELVES.

Good actions speak louder than words, so too does the testimony of many thou