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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
JUDGE DENOUNCES
THE LID LETTERS

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-Officers Of
several Of the organizations popularity
termed as lid lifting clubs which
were raided recently on instructions Of
Gov. Folk, were arraigned in police
court today on charges Of violation Of
the liquor law.
Fines were imposed in sums rang
ing from $50 to 800. Many, Of the
cases were appealed to the court Of
criminal correction.
Judge Tracy denounced the organi-
cations, declaring that in nearly ev-
cry instance they. were merely SUBJ
terfuges for the evasion of the Sunday
closing excise laws.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
ANOTHER TRUST ADJUNCT.

ANU TEN nOSI SH0VONNSs
It Is persistently rumored that the
National Cigar Store Stands Co., a re-
Gently organized $10,O00,000 concern, is
another silent partner Of the tobacco
trust the same as the United Cigar
Stores Co., and that it was launched for
the purpose of getting a better hold
Of the retail cigar business. The plan
in so far as known is to put a cigar
case in every drug store that will go
into the scheme. Stephen Hexter, a
druggist of Chicago, speaking of the
concern, says:
II have become a stakeholder In the
National Cigar Stands Co. The idea,
as I understand it, Is to nave promi-
nent druggist in each large city finan-
cially interested in the company. We
simply enable druggists to make a
success Of the cigar business, which
is often neglected. The druggist who
agrees to handle our goods is furnish
ed with a handsome cigar case, which
is in itself a means of calling attention
to the cigar end of his business. He
buys all Of his cigars from us and
saves money by buying them from first
hands. He pays a merely nominal rem
tai for the fine fixtures we install, and
We advertise aggressively for him. We
want one out Of every four druggists
in every large city. We expect to get
200 druggists in Chicago. Applications
are coming in. We won't place our
goods until we get the whole 200 in
line"
It Is said that G.. M. Gales, who is
known to be intimately connected with
the trust, is vice president Of the new
trust adjunct.
The obvious purpose is to bind the
drug trade to the sale of trust made
goods. II the drug trade is foolish
enough to bite they will have to suffer
the consequences.
In the meantime We will not have to
purchase drugs Of these people If we
do not want to.
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/ way that he who ran miHht read.

a way that he who ran might read.
He vigorously attacked what he
called 'orientalized imperialism of
which Somaliland was the fruit and
South Africa the 'rotten-ripe product
He denounced Chinese labor as being
politically dangerous because it would
lead to absolute chatteled slavery"
Referring to the cry of the Tories
that the policy the new government In
South Africa meant the ruin Of that
colony he called attention to the fact
that under the system of free white
labor the Transvaal had developed to
so great an extent as to become the
mighty prize for which Chamberlain
and the Tory party staked the exist
ence Of the British empire.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT -.
ARoUsEs PEOPLE

FEsTUs, Mo-, Dec. 27.-The commu-
nifty is greatly excited here over the
fact that Miss Bessie Neisler, 1S sears
Of age, was taken, from her escort, Mar
win George. at the point OF a revolver.
by four men last Saturday night as the
couple were returning from g. Christ
mas entertainment, forced to go into
the woods, where she was assaulted and
then allowed to go home. arriving al
most unconscious.
Charles Kelly, Harry ,Boxarth, Paul
Bischler and william Mason have, been
arrested on warrants. -
Bozarth is nephew Of Miss Neisler's
uncle. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
BATTLE AT MOSCOW &
RACES FIERCELY

ROSE CITY, Mich, Dec. 27.-Twps
children of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fayettl
were burned to death at Miller's mir
this afternoon, a girl, four years odd
and boy one year old. The baby.
was burned to a crisp in high chaie
and the little girl was smothered -
death. The mother had locked them
in the house alone. 1t is supposed the.
little girl set fire to the house with
matches. The parents are heartbroken.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
DAKOTA DIVORCE
FOR FIT'Z WIFE

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Dec 27.-Mrs.
ally supposed to be in Europe study
ing vocal music, has become resi-
dent of this city. It is said that she
has gagged the services of a local
attorney and that when she has es-
tablished residence she will insti-
tute divorce proceedings. Mrs. Fitz-
simmons declined to be interviewed,
claiming her domestic affairs were her
own business 80, '-'-." g.*,%@:
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QUAKER CITY HAS :
NO MONEY FURRY

PHILADELPHIA, Dec N.-Although
New, York went through monetary
furry today when call loans scared to
IS per cent, Philadelphia banks loaned
funds on call at per cent and read
lily accommodated all their customers
Not an institution here asked more
than the rate named. although re-
cent act of the legislature enabled them
to charge what they pleased on all
loans over $1,000. .-S..s ~ +.~ - s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30

ceived day or two ago the company's
answer to his demand on President
Mccall to furnish list of Missouri
pol1cyholders for the insurance depart
ment and the st. Louis committee Of
policyholders, in which the request
was refused.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
FIRE At DRAYToN, n. b.

DRAYTON, = n, D.. Dec. N.-Ffre
which is supposed to have originated
from an explosion OF a cold blast stove
in the brick building occupied by
Cockburn & Co., druggists, destroyed
that building early yesterday and d0-s
stroyed several adjoining frame buaf-;
ness buildings The total loss is esti-.
mated at upwards of $4,000, with
about $4,000. insurance. -Four buSi-
ness firms were burned out. -.
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DRESS WE'LL.
MORRl5ONS'

3 LAKE AVE, SUUVH,
Will make to your measure q we'll
fitting, stylish, business suit all wool,
FOR $500.
Silk mixed worsteds $780, Silk
lined dress worsteds, Very Best Inn
ported $44.OO.
The largest and best assortment in
Duluth. 400 patterns to select from.
Top Coats $1,000 up
Rain proof long coats. $500 up
DRESS WELL,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
Will PROSECUTE GRAFTERs,.

Will PROSECUTE GRAF1ER9ss1
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The war oflcA
on the advice Of the royal commission
headed by Mr.. Justice Farwell, Of ths3
high court Of Justice, now sitting III
South Africa, has ordered the prosecr s
ton Of the officers concerned in tl.s1
South African war stores scandal.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30
CARPENTERS PROSPEROUS

Frank Duffy, general secretary of
the United Brotherhood of Carpent-
ers and Joiners, in his annual report
shows that there are l.759 local
unions Of the brotherhood in the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30

Mention the q q bor World when
our advertisers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30

Smoke Puradorh --:sar, Clear Havana,
Union Label and Home Made. ss# d. s.:$ 4
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-12-30

Remind your wives and daughters to
call for the label.
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DRESS WELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. William A. Gordon ct al. Vs. Will
lam II. Collins ct al. Equity No. 251s5 The
object OF this suit Is to substitute new trustees
under the Win Of William C. Hazel, deceased, for
management of certain property in square 1855 In
On motion of the compIainants 1t is this 1sth day
Of DECEMBER, a. d. 1905. ordered that the defend
ants. William Joseph Hayenner, Mamie Gray John
Gray. Elizabeth u. Gray and Jeanne Swart cause
their appearance to be entered herein on before
the ortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holt
ton Of this order otherwise the cause will be pro
eeeded with as In case of default. Provided a
Law Reporter and The Evening Star once a week
Tor three successive weeks. WENDELL r. STAT
FORD. Justice True copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG
Clerk BY w. LATIMER. Assistant Clerk
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PERMANENT SYSTEM OF HIGHWAYS-OF-
fee of the Commissioners of the District OF Co.
umbia Washington, D. T., November 2s 1865
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the
], 1905. entitled IAN act to authorize certain
changes in the permanent system OF highways
District Of Columbia" the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia will give public hearing in
the board room Of the said Commissioners on We'd
nesda.. December 20, 1908, at IL o'clock "A M to
all parties interested owning land in that por-
ton of the District lying north OF the Sheriff road
and southeast OF the right of way of The Alexan-
dria branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and extending TO the District line. A
proposed plan for the extension of certain streets
through the said section will be displayed and the
Commissioners VIII consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the location of any highways
or portion of highways shown on the above
mentioned plan. HENRY y. r. MCFARLAND,
HENRY l.. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners
of the District of CGlumbia. de1-14t. eSu
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ATTORNEYS.

DAMAGE ESTATE AND DIVORCE CASES, ETC;
advice Free hrst-eiass Lawyers; prompt, relic Bile:
all courts; everything strictly eoHidsntiaI: fees
low. Address Post Office Box T. Station A, city
no2a 90is
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DENTISTRY.

pain; feel. act and last longer than natural
teeth; eh.rrksn faces made normal PAINLESS ili-
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ANNIVERSARIES.

WANTED-A STABLE FOR s HORSES WITH
office adjacent; also space for storing wagons
Georgetown preferred. Address W. A. s., Star
office. de14-3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED UNFURNISHED ROOM. WELI-HEAT-
ed north of II ST. and west 18th St NV; ref
erenees. Address Box 100, Star office. Ito
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM, NORTH OF H
st. and west of 18th st. NV; must be reason
able. Address Box 191, Star office. It,
WANTED-TO RENT BY THE YEAR, ONE OR
rooms suitable for millinery samples, In
the neighborhood of i st. NV; prefer between
9th and 18th sta. Address, stating location and
terms, Box 147 Star Office. de13&15-2t'
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
OF the Superintendent, u s Capitol Building and
Sealed proposals Gin duplicatel for interior l Sp
stone work for the Rotunda Section Ofhce building
opened at the above Office at 2 O'Clock pm,
Wednesday, January II, 1905, in the presence Of
persons desiring to attend Plans and specifications
the Superintendent. U. 5. Capitol Building and
WfEuh ba as guaranty Tor their return Checks
cations. certified check or approved surety bond
Will be REQUIRED as as, deposit with the bid and
performance of the contract. all of which Is ex-
planned in the specifications. The right is reserved
formaIity in any bid Elliott Woods. superintend.
ent, T. s. Cap ,Ie,,,l Building and Grounds. APP.
proved: b. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEES. U.
s. Department O: Agriculture, Washington, d. O.,
ceived at this Office until oclocf pm on the ri,
day OF January; l9o6, and then opened, for the
laboratory buildings for the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. O.. in &C.
copies of which may be obtained at the office Of the
Building Committee. United States Department OF
by a certified check for $50. made payable 70 the
Dsbursing Clerk OF the Department of Agriculture.
the drawings and specifications. B. T. GALLO
Way, Chairman des.9.151 10. 29&3o
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE. u.
s; Department Of Agriculture Washington, d. O.,
cefved at this office until O'Clock D. m on the 5t,
day of January, 1906, and then opened for the in
stallaton of the Heating and Ventilation and Spe.
ciaI Piping Systems of two laboratory buildings for
the United States Department of Agriculture
Washington. D. G., in accordance with the draw
ings and specifications. copies of which may be OBJ
tained at the office, of the Building Committee.
United States Department OF Agriculture. All APP
plications must be accompanied by a certified cheek
for 500, made payable to the Disbursing Clerk of
the Department OF Agriculture, which checks Will
be retained until the return Of the drawings and
specifications. Is. r. GALLOWAY, Chairman.
no24 %. 81 de15, 16, % 29&30
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE, @.
S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. c.,
November "a, 1905 Sealed proposals win be re-
ceived at this office until 2 O'Clock m. the 9th
day of January, 1906. and then opened, for the in
stallaton of the Electric Wiring and Conduit Sys-
tens of two laboratory buildings for the Omitted
states Department of agriculture. Washington. ID.
c., In accordance with the drawings and specihca-
tons copies of which may be obtained at the Of
flee of the building Committee, United States De-
partment of Agriculture. All spplca tfons must be-
accompanied by certified check for $50, made pay
able to the Disburs.ng Clerk Of the Department of
Agriculture, which checks viii be retained until
the return of the drawings and speciecati tons. Il.
II. GALLOWAY. Chairman.
no24 %, 81 del 3. 16, q. 1880
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WkNTED-DO YOU WANT A COMPETENT STE
nograpbe bookHeeper? Apply STRAYER'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 11th and r SITS. NV:
phone Msi1 $3.50 se6-tf
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A 2D-FLoOR FRONT ROOM. WITH
eleoTe for bed or small room adjoining; furnished
or unturnished with beard about 10 minutes
Walk from 13th and SITS; immediate occupancy /;
STATE terms. Box 1885, Star Office. III
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WANTED BARTENDER, UNION MAN: STATE
where last employed. Address Box Isl Star
office deIo--t~
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FOR RENT
APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
''THE ALBEMARLE." nth and SITS. NV;
Of sna b
PROOF BUILDING; high class construction; ex-
eellent service; beautifully decorated.
THE WINDSOR. 1928 st. NV. beautiful 4.
sure. SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN, only s42 10;
a and ah
building; high-class service.
FLoRENoE-oouRr,
CALIFORNIA; AyE aSp a RnHHRs PLACE
, SEW e-sreRy FIaEPRooE ,AgARTMEsT
TWO MODERN ELECTRIC EEEVAT 1sp De- De.
signed and erected by Mr.. T. Franklin Schneider.
nd EVERY APARTMENT HAS SOUTHERN Elk.
Apartments of g. s, 8 and rooms and modern
bat Mo Do n not 9i;s the 0Pportspny t. sEcUkn
building. Plans at Office.
WM. A. YESTERDAY, Inc
no25 2lte us 14th st. NV. Bond bldg.
FOR RENr-BY B. F.. SAUL CO.. 7TH 4 I. n W.
The "a JSniata. 1924 W ST., Ar. Or .os and sr.
The snsanehanna. ilao W st. NV 70 s400s
ana n Fla a.. a sea nw Or and to 90 90
- i4ao Howard ave. NV. Or. and b........ 1890
THE BENEDICK,
1sos1s1o STREET NORTHWEST.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS, COMPLETED OCT,
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED,
Two and three rooms and bath S27 to seo
Tworoom office suites
Handsomely decorated and finished oak
floors, electric lights and automatic closet
hghts--all operated by wall switches Steam
heat. FILTERED water throughout
ALL-NIGHT telephone and elevator sery.
tce Safe deposit box and telephone In each
apartment FULL STEEL AND CONCRETE
FIREPR00FlNG.
BR IA T served In rooms; competent
VALET SERVICE.
Barber shop, U. s. mail chute WHITE
ENAMEL SWIMMING POOL.
RENTING AGENT ON PREMISES.
des-tf
FOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
on Q St me-; corner; all outside rooms; furnace
heat Rent reduced to SIC. so and $23 50,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO..
oel-tl Real Estate Department
THE WESTMINSTER nth AND q STREETS
n.w.-Furnished apartments; reasonable rates;
cafe reopened under new infringement Dec. /,
Apply on premiser. Miss Sarah X. Hall, Mgr
nof6-60t
FOR RENT-IN THE ONONDAGA. FIvE-ROoM
and bath apartment: ANIL private back porch;
deep front lawn: tanttor service: heat and hct
DELL. ~ Wyatt bldg. 1e2rt1
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wANTED-TWO WHITE BUFFERS; TWO Sc
ond men. third man. LADIES EAtHaNSE
SO7 Vermont III
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Statesmen, 'CoLIIf.il'S WEEKLY"
making $50 10 s25 daily Until Chistmssi new
offer; has equal: call SATURDAY aniy, ~
am COX, RCom 49, McGll bldg. Washng-
ton, ID. G. II
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WANTED IMMEDIATEI.Y A NUMBER
Of salespeople-men and women-to help
out during the holiday rush; chance for
permanent employment IL services are sat
1sfactory; good salaries. Apply TO Super
intendent before 10 am. at s. KAHN.
sONS / CO. deS-tf
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WANTED-hELP.


WANTFD-A YOUNG BOY AND HELP IN SHOE
and gents furnishing store wltd reference IA
III ne. II
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WANTED-SALBsMEN.

wANTED-SALESMAN: MUST BE ACQUAINTED
with Department and hardware st'sfe ,rads, 10
sell staple line commission. Address b. l.9,
Star ofice. dtIo-Zt~
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WANTED AN OFFICE ASSISTANT IN A LARGE
mercantile establishment; must be good pen
man and rapid calculator; permanent position.
pected 10 Box i94. Star office dci5-3t
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WANTED. .............-......RE REAL ESTATE.
List your property with me.
49, II price Is right l Will sell Ii.
no-2o-9ot ALLAN +. WALKER. 1910 G at NV.
wANTED-IF YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS.
ilst your property with GRACE II. THOMAS
Coreoran bldg noiS 3tts
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FOR RENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-2S1S 14TH ST.-FINE LARGE
store room with rooms and bath over store for
$50 per month; fine location and suitable for
most any business. L. S. LIPSCoMB & Co,
Oh i4th ST. del26t
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WANTED GLASS COOK FOR A FIRST
class cafe. Address COOK, Star office. de15-3t'
WANTED GOOD Girl. FOR KITCHEN HEI PER;
reference. Apply 1879 14th st. NV, before
IL
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NANTED-AMBITIOUS BOYS FROM IA TO is
years OF age will ind good openings In tie fol-
lowing positions: Stock boys bundle collectors
bundle wrappers. Apply Immediately to 3
KAHN, SONS & co. del3-ot
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FEM LIE.

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MANICTRIST AP-
ply JOHN J.. Elmer. 1921 Pa. ave NV it,
tYANTED-BY AN ELDERLY LADY, \ SETTLED
ent competent woman cook and houseworker;
good wages; bring references. 2022 F st. NV. /"
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WANTED-COLORED IAUSDRESS, $50; CHAM
bermsid sl5; housemaid. SIS; cooks, buffers and
other help. LADIES EXCHANGE, S07 Vermont
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MOORE HILL. Qnc), 1T 14th st. NV.
del2-tf
APARTMENTS. ROOMS AND BATH; EVERY
CONVENIENCE; 1872 30 AND $35.
de12-6t T. A. HARDING, 1916 G. ST NV
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Of ms.
G. n. SP0RlEDER
As1ss 0sPrtvss
HAaey AasSss ~ 0saoWsd
Me~sAsr sst iafsicfs
loss ~ rhe oeMRsuelfy

This community has been called 10
mourn she loss 1T a mach esteemed
and hishc respected lady ana one Las
VerAs home which hui a fcs days ago
wat bright End harry " today shroaa
90 IN The deepest sorrow A few mo
mcnts before s O'Clock last evening
the soul az MTs chhrlos " S9o-lcacr
passed. from me confines ~ time 10
thaH hgarne whrnce none has ever ~,
turned.
Mrs Spotleatr bat heea IA Cor four
or nye months INT not Gntl within
thf last week or tue did family and
friends hegiu 10 fear q fatal tcrmiaa.
iton o. the iliacSs A week ago The
oiAse became critical ana wilA the las,
hope ~ saving the laays life an opera.
item WAS performed For two dAys The
pailcnt gained, but when hope was
bright Cor her complete recovery com
psieauons aet in which the most as.
siGnons medical sRiil and loving watch.
~salaess oogsa not overcome.
Deceased was bern in Germany bat
came 10 this country when a child
The aged mother. Mrs walsen. Is s{iil
living al Belleyiiie. IN. hut the burden
Of eighiy-nse years will no; permit
her to came TO gare for the last time
upon the loved face 20 soon 10 be hid.
den from mortal sight. A brother,
General Fred Nalsen Of Denver, and
a sister. Mrs. H. Hisch. formerly Of Las
Vegas. now Of Sacramento. Calf, are
expected lomorroE 10 attend the fu.
neral. Another sister lives at Belle
Vile, but neither she o a son, Ed
ward Haldy. of Pittsbnrg. Pa. will be
ahie 10 come MIR Sporieders son
Walter Sporleder 81 La Junta, daugh.
ter. Ms. l. H. Hofmeister OF Tucson.
A. n, and sister. Mrs, A. Levy Of Wal.
eenburg Cole, viii arrive tomorrow.
Up TO the time OF coming to Las We.
gas. Mrs, sporlcder spent the greater
part OF her life in Colorado. AT TRIM
dad twelve years ago she was married
10 the husband who survives.
During her years Of residence In Las
Vegas the warm heart, cordial dispor
sition and many estimable qualities
Of the deceased won the friendship
and regard OF all who were so fortu.
nate as 10 come In touch with her
bright and happy life. 1t ia a noble
woman who has been called from a life
Of usefulness In a family who were de-
yotodly attached To her 10 the high re.
waFd that 10 those who have
proven faithful 10 their trust. The
life has gone In the midst OF its
usefulness. bur the memory Of good
deeds done. ~ kind acts performed.
OF nnseifish service rendered will live
m 10 brighten and stimulate the lives
Of those who mourn most deeply today.
las Vegas friends sorrow with those
beers and their sympathy flows oat
10 them In lltnIuess abundance.
The funeral services will he held TO.
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the
home on Second street, Owing 20 the
fact that The Episcopal church ID with
out q rector. the Rev Norman Skinner
wil conduct the exercises Music viii
b. furnished by a select choir
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Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CITY. March s--Cattle.
receipts. e.eee. including 900 south
eFns steady 70 strong. native steers,
sLeQas5.sH. southern steers. s3ls0a
$500 southern COWS. ss2aas3 30. na.
tive coss and hpifers s2o0asfGs.
stoc6ers and reeaess. ss.o0Msika,
bulls s2Seusto o. calves. saWWsG5
IS. wesiefa led steers tstT50sse5.
western ted eowH. s3.a0asA46
Sheep Receipts i.p0e. steady. NUT
tons. $t7s9s5.76 lambs. S85oat75 ~.
range wclbere &C. ass fea ewes
lsl.15 4ts6a
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Sheriff cleofes Romero returned
from Union county yesterday having
In custody b man named Jose Mauri
clio Chavez, who stole a span u horses
at Los aiamos last month drove the
team actos the country ta the ,lein.
ity 81 clagann and there disposed OF
IL though q whom has not yet been
aseer1aiued by tlse miniona az he iaW.
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The BegEar Prince Opera company
viii hold she inAfds Of The Duncan
Friday and Saturday evenings and Fri.
dag afternoon wi,h three popular
opera Fra nAgoln. Tho neegar
Prince and Girnkia.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

City Marshal IA War this AFTERNOON
received a telegram from a party
narn@i + Il Carlo at Cripple Greek
Colo asking that U. ~ Armstrong be-
located here ami aformed Of the fact
that hts wife III dangerously III and ~
should 10 TO her hedaide at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-08

News has reached the city Of the
death nf Dr. C.oss In San Diego, Cal,
on January sist. The lady win be re,
membered as a successful practising
physician I'm Las Vegas a number of
years ago.