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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-22
Present Status of National
fraternaI Sanitarium
Difficulties Encountered But Showing the
Splendid Support Given by Fraternal Orders

The following letter hrs been re-
cssvea By u rsiisas frsn President w.
n. Esdsca. az thu National Fraternal
S~anltarfagns
No ao&las yrs lave been somewhat
disappointed in cur committee not
having visited las Vegas before this.
AT the x tine II Yea knew the
amount of work and responsibility
VIZ have assumed In this great under
taking AZ building a National rrater-
nal SsEir9rinm. yoa would appreciate
bow Important IL Is for Us to be on
guard All al the meetings OF the ma
tionat nodes governing iraternal So
csesfes
AT the tinse al making the pahijc an
n~oancaEsent ua The 10th Of May as 10
where the sanitarfam would be locat.
ed. we expected 10 visit Las Vegas
earis In June. hws ws found that IL
would he necessary 10 attend supreme
Lodge meetings in New Jersey, Wis
conssn. Indiana and Kansas. We have
thus far hs>en very successful in secEr-
Ing the endorsement 81 the frateraal
world. In fact no supreme lodge
has met hwr what wa received their
unanimous endorsement. expect to
attend the national trafeTnal coaxreSs
meeting ~ Nacklnaw Islands the ssna
of August. and also the meeting az the
Associated F~ras.rnities at Milwaukee
On the 18th ~ August.
We find that Il Is going 10 take tiuas
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-22

building AZ the Lewis a. Clark exposi'
wonderful value OF the black sands OF
the Pacific Northwest. q mineral
source which up TO a short time ago
was Of undetermined Importance. The
experiments are being conducted by
Prot. Robert III. Richards, dean OF the
department OF mining and metallurgy
OF the Massachusetts institute OF
technology, and Fred II. Horton, an in,
structor az the same institution. Dr.
David r. Day. CHIEF OF the bureau OF
mining and mineral OF the
United States geological survey. IL
supervising the investigation.
The black sands which are being
examined al the Lewis & Clark ex.
position are found In many places on
the Pacific seaboard. and are valuable
because OF the great variety OF min.
erals which they contain. These In.
clude gold and platinum; tantalum,
which is used In manufacturing Ala.
ments for electric lights: osium. n
somewhat similar substance which IL
used for the same purpose; large
quantities OF magnetic iron ORE,
chromite, which is used 10 give a deem
green 10 the enamel Of porcelain;
iridosmine, which Is used for point.
ing gold pens; such gems as garne,s
and topazes. and the minerals mono.
cite. rntile and zircon. Diamond dnst
also has been found. and II Is nos.
siole that some diamonds large
enough 10 be commercially valuable
as gems also may be discovered Some
years ago a diamond OF considerable
size was found in California. In
Cherokee Flats. Butte county. and
this Is now on exhibition in the Mines
and Metallurgy building at the fair.
Several concentrating machines are
now being operated in the Black
sands annex. and these work on sew.
eral different principles. One or the
OBJECTS or the experiments is TO de.
termine which machine is best adant.
ed to removing the minerals from the
sands. One OF them. known as a hy.
draulic classiier, consists Of a trough.
into which water is forced from
Oe4oW. Nhen h sand is fed into The
trough. IL passes e the ends OF tna
tubes, encountering currents Of vari.
Gus strength. Thus the heaviest part.
icles fall into the first opening. and
Others drop along until the laSt is
reached, when the very Slight current
enables the highest substances TO fail
20 the bottom OF the tube. Another
machine separates the minerals ~
q magnetic process, those mosr sus.
ceptihle, like the magnetic iron ore
being first removed, and the others
in progression according as they are
affected. a third machine separares
the various substances by a iigging
motion, By means Of which the heav.
Ter and the lighter are sent into diff.
ferent channels. The ex3eriraenls
are attracting a great deal of attsn-
tiou.
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Weak
Hearts

Az due 10 int,sessssn. Nlnev~nine q every
enc hundred people ~Ae have heart serkA
ean remember when u va simple inssges
ssee. hDa scientific fac, that al easss Fl
Aeast disease. net organic, Are net eoy
uaceahae to. eut are he clrse, result 81 ink%
esssson. All tecd taken Into the sscraaeA
vAsch tails u perfect eHrestiaa .errneen and
svsistAs stomach. rss.sns Il 70 against The
Asast. las insssseres with TIE sctsca q
The hsart. and la TIE course Of tire tAai
delicate bet vital organ eeccraes cssease4.
NJ o Ksessa a Nevssa O. syx thss ssc~seA
ucxsae srS sas !. . -. xzsss - h. ssss trr~kN
V-An sua Ksts cysse.xs Care tr sscs sSs
0rtss sat a cared ~
KcAcl Disesss WHAT You Tat
ana relieves tina stomach e. oil nsrvew
ssrsln AMI ,As Aears q al rrsssGrs.
nuses rny. sfoc See sssNs - t=restA TIE sS
sse xNxce s-xswS sec
prssarss sy G. O. Dewitt AGO.. CHICAGO
FIR sale 81 Ceater Blocs-nspo; draz
store ana winters Drug Co
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UNFINISHED.

Even after Charity has covered 4
multitude of sins a good many of them
are still in the opan.-Puck.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-22

me Roswell creamery win esyab-
ilsh Z STUNNING station In Portales.
which viii be in operation by August
fSt.
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Black Sands
Prove Valuable
Interesting aud Profitable EN-
periment> Being Made at
Portland tn Turn Dirt
Into Dollars.

Portland Ore, July ea-Eyperi-
ments conducted In the Black Sands
annex to the Mines and MetailGrgy
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Fraternal Union Of America. Meets
first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month In the Fraternal Brother.
hood hall, west Of Fountain Square. At
5 O'Clock y. P. Supd, F. NJ; ".
G. Koogler. Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-07-22

THE F%raterral Brotherhood, No.
fo2, Meets every Friday night AT their
hail in the Schmidt building. west
Of Fountain square. z s o'clock. VS.
i;in- members are always welcoma
JAMES y. COOK,
President
G. II. GATCHELL. Secretary
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Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F., Meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
OF each month at the l. o. o. F. hall.
Mrs. Myron L. wertz. N. g.; Mrs.
Augusta O'Malley. V. c.: Mrs. Clara
Bell, secretary: Mrs. Sole Anderson,
treasurer.
The Washington times., 1905-05-07
: &c
Gingharn Petticoats

Fifty dozen Women's Petticoats.
made of splendid quality Striped
Gtngham; full width; some finished
with deep circular f1ounce. others
with deep ruffie; full foundation:
gored at the top on a French woke
with drawstring; lengths 80, 90. a2
Regular price Sl-00
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associations You this especially schoolgirls
Notice how they pick drop according the
set they with is careful in speech See
how they initiate the dress and OF the friends
and teachers they admire. They more loss like
wax to receive impressions.
Such impression others make upon you you are
probably making others. II the friends with whom
you are thrown constantly notice that careless
In word or deed. If they observe that take low
view OF life and duty and work II is that they
VIII be moved by it After all, girls like her human
beings. or less like sheep jumps the
fence another follows IL girl who is much admired
and loved adopts certain behavior others
are going to walk in the way.
Take the habit of churchgong for instance The
who attends church regularly is pretty likely have
friends who do the The girl who puts Sum
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do not know have any special alent.certanly
can do little at several things such as Iancy work:
music. drawing. darn my tathers and
brothers socks beautifully. very fond OF cooking
! NAL my them afterward.
The idea o organizing splendid. think Let there
be lots OF fun. often downhearted and
discouraged don't what do Thanking
much in advance. 1 sincerely yours HOPE.
Dear Mrs. Herrick:
and father
money. = - - '-~o
Il can sew well. but cannot fit person I
iour or nve different Of making handkerchief I
can make neck pieces and
and 90 little bit work. / 10
sell them 70. and, trouble. TO
would like m orders. / Lav to
nome. and could not to them GRACE
Both or girls wish the same thing evidently
"a enance to earn money at home and opportunity
70 utilize what abilities you have in the line OF work
& lou are IKE many many others. and partly for
reason print your letters here. There plenty of
persons persons VINO wish such work as you do The best
meolun or which know to reach such is the
Womans exchanges and, / have before in this
page will ncose list of them to any one who Will
SEND ne a stamped aud elf-addressed envelope Will
also send helpful hint securing suggestions tha;
may alo those who earn money at home to any one
sending Ad me stamped and self-addressed envelope.
and cannot some Of helpful girls in society do
something to help along these girls who money!
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was speaking to he- dearest
Il wish did not have OF Minnie" she
said. II have hardly my intimate friends
and she demands mucht'
why don't you drop herr" asked the friend.
L have no right to do it, said the first speaker "I
took fancy to her at first and thought would be
great friends tried TO make me- and gave her
to believe that really fond OF her. Now have
found out my mistake but she hasn't She loves and
depends upon me. have right to make her
my blunder. am paying for mprudence as long
as she to have with depend upon me-
don't feel that can make break with her"
would like to know what you girls think Of that
point CT view. Write and tell me.
Then there is another side duty to our friends
We ought to try to help them by keeping own stand
ards high We all Influenced tremendously by our
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II Disappointing Friend

Dear Mrs. Herrck:
have been disappointed twice by q
mine. DO not know why About one year friend
ship closed until about
from him asking his
the appointed for him his
disappointed again but received letter from him few days
was impossible to come answered his letter and
ceNed reply. and do not Now think
ne meant TO be revenged for something did what4
tive he received letter. He has i'm
pertinently already that think my duty to
what think him
VIII you tell what you think I o H L.
Let the whole matter drop and try put the young
man out of mind unless have confidence enough
in him to believe the story he tells If think he
rid OF him. On the other hand. even If he has been
truthful you have done all that is suitable for -
in writing to him. Certainly do do unladylke
thing to tell him what think of him." would
be undignitied and nbred proceeding and could do
no good.
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DAY IN oahng or in amusement associates with OF
girls who follow like pursuits slangy girl has sangy
friends The girl who thinks nothing so much as
Fellows goes with her kind studious girl has
studious companions Look you and YOU will SEQ
that Is rule with only enough exceptions
do you see now what by responsibility. girls?
What sort OF girl you? Are you the OF girl
you Wish your best and most intimate friend For
you helping to make her like yourself every day
life, moulding you I'm her own image
Think about 1t little.
One OF the beautiful things about being young is that
# IS much easier over or different then
is later on AS we grow Older we are harder to
bend The stiffness is bodily muscles II
we form habits 1t is difficult change them If we have
acquired habits of mind 1t is impossible
them. unless we have kept the habit mental
spiritual exercise and SO preserved suppeness But the
very advantage in changing a peril happens to
be thrown in the wrong associations.
So keep yourself at a high pitch and don't let your
friends fall below the standard have them.
true yourself and let friends you
granted In them love OF truth and fasehood
Be and demand that your yourself
shall not be petty. Be pure in word and
thought, girls you know feel that no one
would dare tell you risky uncean story hope
none of girls tell such stories. but
ing girls who do to say. your
purity OF mind is sacred charge your purity
body and associates will quick recognize your
point OF view to respect 1t influenced by it,
don't mean that you to be prgs. girls Bless
your hearts. no! You need standing up on ped
estals and loudly proclaming your high ideals Not in
the least. You may have just the rest.
You may in for all sorts Of "larks' get the
amusement and good times are going II you
were OF the stand-o. lamhoer-thanthou variety. how
much good do think your example would No one
would want to be anything like you.
The thing plead for you should be sweet
clean. womanly girls and you should make others
resemble you by showing them that nothing than
the best and truest will satisfy Such a
that is like good breeding education don't have
to announce either.
You cannot speak without showing you are ignorant
or educated be with any five minutes
without displaying quality your breeding and man.
ners So 1t is with the right fe If you hold
them, they Will manifest themselves and make your
friends, well yourselves better existence
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
What My Many Girl Friends Ask
MRS HERRICKS DEPARTMENT OF QUESTIONS ANSWERS
HELPS FOR CORRESPONDENTS

would like give address, but dare not he
reads all he to me-,
Please be 50 kind and publish for me- II he
could only drinking would WELL /
In my power 70 please him and help him along.
Please advise me IL have idea what might do
1 shall be 10
A sorrowful sister, CAROLINE
am tremendously sorry you, and 1 wish from
heart that 1 could do something help you. Per-
sonaIy, know of such remedy WISH but /
told that Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis. Fifth
avenue. New York, who is much interested in
ance work is able to prescribe She is well
known through her work among the Kings Daughters
and would advise to write to her and your
case; hope you may find something that will be OF
service VIII you let how ii all comes out?
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Il Goveyness' Duties

IS.
Il myself a governess,
andi
a a governess?
qualifications should
o salary usually paid. NJ. NJ.
A nursery governess has care of little
children teaches them well takes OF them
not dress undress her charges
simply teacher and companion. The qualifications
ability teach certain branches of school education
knack in getting along with children. The salary
varies according to the abilities OF the teachewhat she
teach, whether the simple branches the higher
wel-the number of children she teach
in by the and generosity OF the family
known OF gcverneSses who received $50
q month.
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Doat Sho.y Youf. Jealousy

My Dear Mrs. Herrick:
A young has coming o me Tor time.
and there a ourt town
week 1t Wednesday and
Sunday evenings and occasionally Friday evening
During this week he did usually did.
The next week he called s
Now. what do young mai and
what would you advise me to do? Sincerely c. s.
do nothingi The young perfectly liberty
TO DO as he pleased Ii engaged be married
TO him IT would be different matter Even then do
not think 1t would be wise to make a it. A
likes feel comfortable and he thinks more of
the girl who gives him that sensation than one
who eternay nagging at him. Be pleasant cordial
with the young interest in his
and don't intimate that Jealous hurt He viii
like you all the better for It
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Little Helps for the Young Girls
THEIR JOYS AND SORROWS DISCUSSED IN ANSWER TO
THEIR NUMEROUS LETTERS

broder DO Battenberg and renaissance
anu cfocnet also make clothes including
waists skirts undercothes, generally ma my own
is impossible
s.ioulo tnlnk any one possessing skill with
needle would have difficulty In earning money Do
you not know some friends families who would
TO send you work TO do? Can not through
friendS in church? Have name
at \. w. C. a. who would like to do such
work? Send some of work a Woman's EXCHANGE.
but, better still, a In
neighborhood If you do your well your circle of
wills ' 'NNS NA
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
One of My Married Girls


& As have been very much interested page for girls
married marie woman IAN b but would Ike to little your good
MY husband is given to drink start he
doesn't stop three he
my two little grsEone 8 and the other years
He has little business OF his has to he
whenever he starts He does stop soIemes
months and
know @ 1f that could DO for him to have him
stop him would have to do something him.
bids me TO and is Jealous - - -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
WHEN THE GLAMOUR WEARS OFF

In the first place. when make friend. ought
to appreciate the fact that take certain responsible
ties into life think 1t will be always delight
full but is altogether possible shat after while when
the first glamour has of, will find flaws I'm
friend. She may have not only fauts-or what
slider faultsbut also little that annoy Do
think that that account have right to break OF
the friendship? According to my way of thinking. you
have right IN the world do unless the friend.
too. desires 1t.
1 once heard a say that when friendship had
ceased to be OF to him. he dropped it. He did not
OF material but OF stimulus and joy his
mind and heart. thought then, and think that
II selfish and heartless a 1
What then. the friend to have rights? Is there
consideration be given to the fact that although she
be of to you, be OF to her? Look
at 1t from her side!
We have all had experiences of Ibis sort. We have
formed sudden intmacies (another argument against
thenD, and after while have found that
we thought solid gold only plated That does
give the right throw it aside Ie the
ourselves 1t is probably not the fault thing
IT is not solid There pretense about it,
judgment that at fault.
Let drop the metaphor illustration. I
talking the other day aLout a friendship She
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
About Woman's Exchanges


-, Wn you please a list OF woman's Exchangesf
Also. please tell II orders
pront. etc know nothing them Will be very
gratefu indeed for anything win explain. truly
This Is sample many letters which receive.
print Y here that repeat what hGve said before,
tnat while shall be happy send list OF Womans
cnsnges to any one who win forward stamped and
efeddresSed envelope cannot give particulars as to
entering goods fact that regulations terms
etc. are different in different exchanges The best plan
right. - -s
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Your Parents Dire Righf


am girl 10 years old, and Of a how 1s
years My parents entertaining
but, IN spite or this, invite him
he usually accepts
three times and does inclined
suit. - -->
How proceed discontinue his acouaintance
as do not care for him as did formery Please
the paper ana opnge NJ.
l find in this striking example of the Stiffness Of
little girls OF 10 accepting the attentions equally silly
boys and going against the better Judgment OF their
by doing The only thing for you to do is 10
have him CALL and that have to Conclusion
that they in the right. ~s-0A'
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Wants TO be a Lawyer

Herrick:
become a 1 am not
working for myself and viii not be for some time perhaps
from the public library that viii help until
that In few years things will look different
NEWCOMER
have applied to able woman lawyer for q reply
to these questions, and she writes the following:
The books name would to any wishing to
study law and should be nearly n order.
although a public library
l. Parsons Anson
Bigeow
Tiffany Property
Williams Property.
Agency.
Browne Saes.
z
& Clarke o Corpora aons.
Tonpkins on and
Bills Notes.
TO- Burdick on Partnership
IL McKelvey on Evidence
But think It doubtful If ordinary
ainments would much from such study The student
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
The Old Lady Who is Blind
Dear Ms. Herrick:

Dear Herrick:
Although, perhaps. not quite enough to eau
girl much interested In
r. wrote concerning the old lady who is blind
m a for he present
be might
pleasant and would
Hoping I may uss remain Yours sincerely
c. A D.
1 thank you very much. I wish I could avail myself
OF kind Offer but unfortunately old adys hons
In the city yours. appreciate your
readiness to help none the lesa
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
WI DAISY" Send Her FnH Name and
address,?

Herrtck:
am young girl and cripple and have been
nfteen years. and. walk with cruch,
out nucn In the winter time. SO
with girls their
delighted with plans
a GU At the head its
will
OF others and do think IL Will its
lively fun-loving Betty IS a member
Pardon f taking luabIs
time with my long letter but want to tell OF the
ciety for am grsat needle and Is composed ot
at which besides teaching them to make
for the poor and fancy articles SELL the being
charity.
needlewomen scattered. and 1t helped
do and enjoy myself and sometimes lonely
DAISY.
Thank you for the brave. loving letter.
glad to enroll you in society," and you
will make many friends there
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26

finest thing that ever ndr
pened, and say they wish to
join at once. Then they
sign themselves Nora" or
Jean" OF Eleanor" or,
perhaps, "E. j. or IL. H."
and apparently have SO
much respect for my knowl-
edge that they think l can
supply the rest Of the nam,
and the address. I can't do
it, girls! So, won't you
please let me have your full
names and bring in all OF
the friends you can? We
wish this society to take In
all sorts and conditions Of
girls from all sections OF tho
country. The more the mer-
rier-and you know We mean
this organization to stand
for fun!
/ do not know how many
of you recollect a letter
-ltel o-naorod IN this nQ Oa
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26

been sick Tor almost two
years. is now unable TO do
any work Of any kind. as she
suffers such intense pain Il
seems at times as II she
would go wild. Doctors can
do nothing to relieve her per-
manently. and say that
nothing short of a very seri-
Gus operation will help her.
and, In nine cases out OF ten.
she would die under the influ-
ence of the ether. So. you
see. II Is quite impossible for
me to leave home, and. IL
could have some way OF earn
ing a little in my spare mo-
mentS land they are few and
far between), should like
IL very much. as We have had
such a great deal OF expense
lately that / feel as though
/ ought TO help. IL / possibly
can. do not expect to make
enough to run the house on,
but. Ii l could earn even two
or three dollars a week. or
less. ! should think was
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Cleaning White Silk


VIII kindly help dificultyf have a whits
SIX waist only a times which spider
marks on 1t. and they such place the waist
cannot De worn unless them. PAULINE
wash the spots Off with clean soft cloth dipped I'm
alconoi This Will remove them, think. II color
not quite right afterward sponge over the place
cloth dipped in peroxide hydrogen If nor
sure OF If the treatment fails when an
pied TO one OF the would advise take tie
waist to professional cleaner This best nIan
anyhow, II II is handsome waist. @
on this page. .' ~sS''
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
You'd Learn Cigar Making


Could you inform II there is any way could learn
cigar making by mail; or is there any kind
couia getI am Very anxious have
OF time IN the afternoons; but married hus.
Daho VIII NOT permit my going out to factory
MRS. ]. L. @
Do any OF my readers know name of such a book7
they do will they kindly for the beneat
or this correspondent ~
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26
Come in and Welcome


INV The The, letter Of katharine NJ has made
my piece Cannot q
spared to us because we like fun just othersf
am Please tell US Il there is hope for too
enjoy the letters and just Betty enjoy your
OF course you may come in and be than
After ALL II is the heart that girl lust as it
determines &c err what Is youth know it would add lot
your name for registration. and will receive your
membership card and be full rnember as any un-
married girl In the whole combination. - 49,