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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
A DRY LAND ORCHARD.

When 1t is considered that one OF
the biggest orchards In Colorado Is
located In the heart Of the so called
arid region, that II Is far above any
possible irrigating canal and that It
has been developed from high, barren
land that was long considered value
less. one will hesitate to eve again
use the word worthless in speaking
OF Colorado lands, says the Denver
Republican.
The Lambert orchard, near Eliza.
beth, Douglas county. was a few years
ago as nnattractive a piece Of real es-
tate as one could expect TO see In a
tourney across the continent. Today
1t has near a thousand acres IN pro
ducing fruit trees that In another year
will reach their maximum yield. The
protector, finding himself possessed OF
seemingly worthless land. began plan
ming to utilize 1t In some way. There
was no running water available and
none could be brought to the land by
ditch. He had heard that only irrl.
eating by ditch would cause Soothill
lands to produce crops, but ne did not
stop at that. He figured out a scheme
for watering with less waste than the
surface application entails and set
resolutely to work to plant the tract
with fruit trees--apples, cherries and
pears. A well was sunk In a dry ar
roya that drains flood waters from
the hills. and a gasoline engine set "a
pumping the water into a cemented
reservoir constructed OF the highest
point. Water was applied on the
roots Of the trees through . nozzle fed
through Iron pipes running from the
reservoir. The trees have been grow
ing az well as they would have under
conditions OF abundant water. There
are now 10000 producing apple trees
IN the orchard. This year they yield
ed 5000 bushels Of apples. The cherry
crop was large. Cider and vinegar
arc made az ~by-products from the
apple culls and a canning factory IL
to be added in another year.
A considerable industry and one
that will pay enormous dividends on
the Investment has come out Of the
experiment Of one mar to make use
Of seemingly useless land. Many men
will be employed and the community
will share In the benefits Of a large
production Of fruit close to the con
Stunning market. Forty thousand trees
have been made to grow where moi
one grew before and where all but one
man said none could e grow. It II
no small achievement In itself, but II
has an added importance In that Il
points the way for others to follow
and goes far toward removing an age
old stigma from Colorado lands.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

--
Resolved, That In the Judgment OF
the board OF directors of The Laguna
Valley company, 1t Is deemed advisa-
BILE and most for the benefit of the
corporation that 1t should be dis
solved
Therefore be in voted, that the
president be requested e. call a
meeting of the stockholders OF this
corporation. to be held at the Office
Of the corporation. the same being
the office OF stephen B. Davis. Jr.,
At Las Vegas. in the county OF San
Miguel. in the Territory Of New MeXi-
co. on the 30th day OF December,
1905. nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. to
take action upon said resolution.
And be 1t further voted, that the
secretary cause a notice of the adop-
ton of this resolution to be mailed
to each stakeholder residing in the
United States within ten days from
the date hereof. and also cause no.
tice to be published in some news
paper published in said San Miguel
county, in said Territory of New
Mexico, at least once a week for four
weeks successfully, beginning within
ten days from the. date hereof.
EDWARD Z. BRADLEY.
JNO. Il. CANNINGTON,
CHARLES X. BUSH.
ERRO1.L NJ. ACGUR,
A majority Of the directors Of The
I.aguna VALLEY company.
In pursuance Of the foregoing reeo'
luton, l hereby call a meeting sof
the stockholders Of The Lasuna Val.
ley company. q corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF the
Territory OF New Mexico to be held
at the office Of the corporation. the
same being the Office OF Stephen B.
Davis. Jr.. Mt Las Vegas. In the county
Of San Miguel. in said Territory OF
New Mexico. on the S0th day Of De-
cember. 1905. at IL o'clock. in the
forenoon. to take action upon the
foregoing resolution.
EDWARD r. BRADLEY.
President.
hereby certify that the foregoing
Is a true copy of the resolution pass.
ed at a meeting Of the board Of d..
rectors Of The Laguna Valley com
pany. legally warned ard held at the
Office of the Company in New Haven.
Connecticut, on Monday, November
Goth, 1905. and Of the call for a stock
holders meeting Of said corporation.
Attest.
ENROLL VI. AUGCR, Secretary.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

A cross-eyed man was approached
By 4 medical faker who proposed to
s%traighten his optics for a small sum.
mo, sir" said the cross-eyed u
Il don't want 'em Strengthened. The
fact Is there are SO many people try
ing TO work n on some scheme or
other that a man needs to be able TO
look both ways at once In order to
keep them from getting the advantage
of him."-Ex.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
Regarding the labor problem in the

Regarding the labor problem in the
construction Of the Panama canal.
Secretary Taft says: 'There Is prac-
tically no limit TO the negro labor we
a obtain from the West Indian and
Caribbean Islands, but its efficiency
is so low that we may have to call in
Asiatics." He adds that as white men
cannot work in the tropical sun our
labor unions ought not to oppose the
use OF oriental coolies at the isthmus.
Before the. Chinese ian be employed.
however, the law must be changed,
and whether the labor unions will
consent to that is still doubtful.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
ADVERTISEMENTS As NEWS.

When one wants "A particular com
modify, one is gratlfied to come upon
an advertisement telling where 1t may
be had, what 1t will cost and other
facts about It. Such information is
In the nature Of new and is more
important to the person interested
than data concerning the cession OF
Sahkalin or the status Of the Equit-
able war. Wise merchants recognize
the value OF store news and model
their ads. accordingly Shoe Retailer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

II Is said that among the new peers
at the creation" will be Col. Edward
Saunderson. who Is grand master| OF
Orangemen and the hottest anti-hoine-
ruler in ireland. and has represented
County Armagh In Paliamen. for
twenty a past. Practically ali he
has done Is comprised in his ienua-
Citations OF the Irish nationalist and
eulogies Of the long-sufferins land
lords. Although a colonel. he never
did my fighting except with his mouth,
having been in the NorthCork militia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

! A city maj was showing a country
cousin through the Metropolitan nlu.
scum. See that bunch Of old Egyp-
tian coins over there, Reub?" he said,
pointing at one Of the showcases,
"well. every one OF those coins is
over 5000 years old" Quit your
kiddin'," retorted the countryman.
.Why, it's only 1905 now
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
COMPLETE TREATMENT
For Every Humour ST.

Complete external and internal
treatment for every hufnour, consist.
ing of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and
Pills, may now be had for one dollar.
A single set is often sufficient to cure
the most torturing, disfiguring, itch
ing, burning, and scaly humours,
eczemas, rashes, and irritations, from
infancy to age, when all else fails.
Cuticura Aoap, Ointment, anc Pills, are sold throughout
the world. Potter Drug & Chem Corp, Boston, Sole Ps0pA
~ Send for I" skin and Blood Publication"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

"The Philippine Islands are ours
and must be ours for more than a gen
Grafton says Secretary Taft. Just
like all Of our poor relations.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

Senator Money says that Roosevelt
Is the worst president the United
States ever had. He defies Governor
Vardaman to beat that.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

The decency loving people Of this
city request the police department to
see to 1t that the anti-spitting ordin-
ance is enforced.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

RI Is up to the people Of Las Vegas
to devise some means of ensuring tne
extension of the sewer system.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

Governor Pennypacker says he Is
poorer than when he accepted the Of
flee he now holds. But think Of the
free advertising he has had.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

The tail end Of a blizzard has given
this city "A pretty stiff slap.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

\AIHEN placing your subscriptions for l9O6
w MAGAZINES at WARNINGS. take a
look at their large line Of Holiday Goods
Toys, Children's Autos, Wagons, Sleds.
Dolls, Curios, Mexican Leather and Drawn
Work, Toilet Sets, Ladies' Shopping Bags,
Kodaks and Fine Pocket Knives. 49,
Our Gunthers Christmas Candies are the
freshest yet. Fresh Goods each week.
WARNINGS, 510 Sixth st.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

Fine Comforts, sizes 72xSi, filled
with 4 ID. bait: the material would
cost you $2.o0; for ten days sale. S2.25.
Fine California Wool Blankets. made
of fine select wool. prices range from
$500 to $500
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28
Costs for Children and Girls.

Are warm and protective. Youth.
ful. dashing, latest styles. Rich, /.
during materials. Tailored with ex.
pert skill; distinctly unassuming
prices. Come and take q look at them
before you buy some place else.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

Are you cdfniAy to us. where you
are absolutely certain to get the latest
styles made Of prime skins, ON q
fair price ikasis? ,e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-11-28

That Ne have eve made. From every
side We have enthusiastic admira-
ton Of. our Lace Waists. Those who
know tell us that nowhere else Is
there anything like the variety we
show. And We know values could not
be better. These waists sell only for
The evening world., 1905-11-27
SAMUEL J. FERGUSON
ADMITS CONSPIRACY
Lawyer Indicted with Others
in Looting Of Weis-
sci Estate.

The nnal echoes Of the Welssel estate
case, which caused the suicide Of Ar
mltage Matthews, and the conviction
and sentence Of John WbU,v.. the law
yer, were heard in the Criminal Con p
to-day when Samuel l. Ferguson en-
tered a plea Of guilty to an indictm mt
charging him with conspiracy In v.eE
Of important information Ferguson
gave against Matthews and WoO'en
Assistant District-Attorney Rand moved
o. at sentence bo suspended. Justice
Davy granted the motion and Ferguson
was freed
David ROthschlld, the get-rlch-qulck
man and crooked banker, had charge
of the Weissel estate before he got into
trouble with me authorities, Wootcn
was his lawyer. ATTnituse Matthews
Wooen and Rotsahhlld conspi7ed to
loot the estate Ferguson was engaged
by the WelsSel heirs TO get an arcOunt-
ing from Roschild, and at once entered
the conspiracy against his clienU
DISH let Attorney Jerome heard aboul
the Wesse matter long after Ro h.
Schild had been sentenced to Sing Sing
As a result " his action Arrnltage Mat
tAews is dead, Wooten IL serving an
indetenninae sentence in Sing S.ng.
Rothschlld is anXiously awaiting q par
don, and Ferguson, a broken and ruined
man, must begin again to buld up a
career.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
CHARLES FISCHER,
PIANO MAKER, DEAD
Member of a Widely Known
Firm Was a Victim of
Apoplexy.

Charles Fischer, OF the Arm OF D.,
g c, Fischer piano manufacturers,
died last night in his rooms in the
Dakota apartments from a stroke OF
apOplexy, He had been III since
Wednesday,
Although eighty-six years old, Mr.,
Fischer had been in excellent health,
lie avs one Of the most widely knonw
plano makers In the country, Born IN
aNples, he came to America when
eighteen years old and ut first settled
in Georgia Then he came to New
HOrl. and with his br,tler, j, FISCHER,
went into the piSlD manufacturing
business with the linn Of Nunrls ~
Fischer hTdt firm succeeded Nunns
a. Clark and was later absorbed by the
Flschers, taikng the present name o.
j, & G. Fischer
For fifteen years Mr.. Fischer had
taken NJ interest In the business, which
has b'tn cnudcted by his sons Der
nar,l), Adolpho and T1sso Fischer The
Oldest son, Charles S. Fischer Is
ply sicinn
About sixty years ago, Mr.. Fischer
married Mis- Bellvv, OF New York.
She died two years ago His brother,
died a year and half ago.
The funeral will be to-morrow morn
Ing. from the residence, and the inter
ment will be In Greenwood Cemetary
The evening world., 1905-11-27
GAS COMBINE WANTS
NO PUBLIC PRY|NC.
Lan2erS ObjeSt to Giving Ac-
cess to Books by the Gas
Commission.

The w-rk Of the Gas Commission, II
became apparent to-day, will be OBJ
structcd by lawyers for the various ga
companies Of the city, who will not
only contest the power OF the Gas
Comlsslon to enforce the production Of
books and papers Of the Gas Companies,
but viii oppose along stated lines each
move Of the c, C,mmssion questioning the
powers Of the Commission
When the Commission after weeks
adjournment met to-day in the supreme
Couor. Buililu, the lawyers who were
prominent for the gas companies dur
mg tha gls investigation were on hand
vlu prepared schedules Of action The
lawyers for the complainants represent
ed on the Two petitions addressed to
the Commission, based upon which the
present inquiry is proceeding, we're Clar-
,nce j. Sheam and Senator Page, whose
law firm formulated one Of the petitions
Lawyer Matthewson, for the Consoll-
dated Gas Company caused 10 appear
upon the minutes a list OF objections 10
the act which created the commission.
lie said the act deprived the corpora
tions Of liberty and property without
regard to law lie questioned the pow
Gs Of the commission to compel the
production Of books and papers, because
& would be highly damaging to the
business interests Of the gas companies
10 an ow their books TO be examined
in public, but that the commission Itself
Us a body might be imbued with that
power He cited as an instance that
IN the purchase Of oil and coal the COM
pany's books might show that business
Interests In general might be discrimi-
mated against If It were revealed by the
books that one man or company sold
oil or coal 10 the gas companies cheaper
than another.
Senator Page demanded that subpoe-
mas issue FOR the production OF wit
ucsses and papers. Mr.. Matthewson
declared: AN our witnesses are here,
but we don't believe that the commH-
tee can enforce the production OF the
books"
The lawyer indicated with a gesture
the presence Of row OF men occupy
ing rear seats In the room. These men
had been prominent as witnesses dur
ing the gas Investigation
The evening world., 1905-11-27
16.YEAR. .0LD BOY LOST.
Jersey City Police Asked to Find
Missing Joseph Allen.

The Jersey City police have been
asked to look for Joseph Allen, six
teen years old, OF No. IA Steuben
street, WHO left home a week ago.
His friends and relatives are afraid he
has suffered harm.
The lad Is five feet six inches tall
has dark hair, and is Of dark com.
ploSlon When he left home he wore
black suit and cap and had nc
money 80 far as his relatives knew.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
MR.. VAN RENSSELAER, DEAD.
Member of Old Family Dies of
Heart Failure,

XII acn Van Rensselaer, Is dead at his
home No. 10 Easc Seventy-second
street, he having expired suddenly yos-
terday of hear. failure. Mr Van Rens-
selaer was known as philanthOpist
and sociologist.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

MrrRIAI In ISRE IPTRE CRAZE
Gallon s3.25; bot 20c
we .'t t.,.t,.t....t,.g.
LRIARDT Il sOHNE I'M
PORTED RHINE WINES
Liebfraumilch. case, ~ ats.
5000; bottle, SOC, Rude
sheimer case, l2 uts.,
T.16; bottle, 04c.; Lauben.
heimer, case, i2 Qts., Hoo
$500 bottle ,,,. fOC
sANDEMAN'S TARRAGONA
PORT. Eno
cal S.60; bottle, JUG
The evening world., 1905-11-27
KIDNAPPER GOES INSANE.
Haley Couldn't Explain Motive for
ChiId-Stealing.

From the time Lawrence Haley, Of
Yonkers, kidnapped a two-year-old boy
and was sent to the White Plains Jai,
to await trial, he worried so over his
crime that he once tried to hang himself
IN his cell, To-day he was taken to the
Matteawan Asylum for insane criminals
a ravlng maniacl
Haley, when first arrested. could not
explain why he stole the child lie said
at the time he did not know why he
became a kidnapper.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
RREsNAC CIAnrra

-. fA-bANti VIA hEIFs
GsafS' deaaI l%O2r,a.ion In R6st Eoi from 30 Ror
case, l2 ats $3.50; Pontet
Cahet bottle, Csc. case, IL
tie, 50c' case, IL E5e
qts ,,.,..,,,, y y
los GATOs oIn surppy
Old Frulty Port or Tnnic To
W,yr;o.. Nsy; ezra sn,,SgI guai,Ity ~ ,SS.yoaT.old 8
mi o,,aSrtu Suion' e%'F"' 7SP
MEDER GSS'' sW.S T9',tS' uo,,,yn 'yo
cauo =, GIN.
So.,ih S'Hh ,so;Ioi l-8 gallon
IUt'e ' 90; regu- zHo
'sr s,xnn,.,.. S,,s eo,t,s'.... Ife
SHERRY. -
Gal $500 bottle &c
srprp,nn ,
""iuM AMERICAN
Gal 81 u oS'nn", 32c
u,>,>,.sa,. v" uo1
',N y rNNl InFONTID
yIp,o'aoS" 'o" GsSS ebRANDf. m
IL ~, .....'.''.. w. o' .UU
HEWFTr,s cI>nrp
AIFh%ha,or mo- "'N"h" 7Sc
SANTA CLARA RIPE,
SWEET pRINEs
Eo-Ib box, ~ 3 CSo
Iosn sue; 3 lbs,,., GCS
upu,y,,om -
nhE hhtAST BACON
sngaru ssuut or Swlft.s Fine
3 Id strins IN 90 SIC
EpEs,, M, .,,,.,,,
RovaI Co.,,
cry: In printN .il,.eada eata
SOC. 5.ib. h"Fien,r III
pail .............. L .F0
PLUM PUDDING
Gordon a Dilworttgs Res,
Quality, 2.lb can m.
The evening world., 1905-11-27

ROYAL STUART PURE
MALT EXTRACT, -
Dozen pints ,,,.,,, acO
OLD HIGHLAND SCOTCH
WHISKEY,
Gallon, $500; case 7QC
~ IS. 5000. bottle -
FINE TABLE CLARET.
Gallon, 800, 14C
NEW ENGLAND RUM.
Gallon, $3.50, HSC
hnlile .... ...,,,
The evening world., 1905-11-27

At S25.00-Natural Mink Sets,
pillow muf and handsome throw
over Scarf value $4,000
At $3o.S0 -Ermlne Sets, large oval
pillow muff and IS inch throwover
scarf very stylish; value $1,000.
At $500 - Cream Fox Sets.
cream Iceland fox pillow muff and
o. inch throwoyer scarf; value
5000.
At S15.00-Black Lynx Sets, large
oval pillow muf and 60 inch throw
over scarf value $50.
At $1,000 and $500 Far East
ern Mink Sets, consisting of
beautiful neckpiece, very Stylishi
muff is arge, fiat pillow shape.
Al sos. .00-Russlan Sable Neck
pieces, value $4,000
At SIS. 5.00-Baum Marten Scarfs,
beautiful dark Baum Marten Scarfs,
"a inches long; value $500.
AtSl7,O0-Russian Sable Squirrel
Muffs, large fat pillow mutt and
IS in, Throwover Scarf value $500,
At S22500-Russlan Sable Fancy
Muff, value S425OO.
Blpomlngdales 2ni Floor, 69th *. Section.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
Remarkable Valves in FVrS:

At S5S.00-perslan Lamb Coats
4 OF ine selected skins; medium and
D large curl value $4,000.
At So5.OO-plain and Trimmed
n Persian Lamb Coats, handsomely
y made Of selected skins; medium and
4 argeturl' value si2SOo.
4 At So-RoyaI Ermine Neckpieees,
Il beautiful Royal Ermire NeckpieceS;
Il 81 inches in Iength value 5000,
4 At $15,O0-Royal Ermine Throw.
I over Scarfs, value 5000.
4 At $2i.50-Royal Ermlne Flat
4 Pillow Muifs, very hlndyome large
n muhs with tn tails beautifully
iniShed value 5000. ..
u At $o,75-Natural Squirrel Sets,
A Set consists ol fashionable throw
a over Scarf, so in 'ong, and Iarge,
4 flat pillow mufT; value 5000.
\ At $500 Natural Mink Sets,
y fashionable, rich, dark Mink Sets,
4 ldge oval pillow null, md S inch
A ThroWoyer Scarl; yalua $500.
4 At $5.O0--Japanese Mink Throw
4 over ScarfS. handsomely made;
90 in. long; value $1,000.
At $S.o5-Russian Sable Squirrel
4 Sets, consisting Of handsome Ascot
Scarf, As in. long, anl large fiat
pillow muffi yaluestSoo
I At $500 Jap Mink Sets; con.
/ sisting Of throwover scarf and large
flat pillow muff value $500.
/! At Sl0,O0-Black Lynx Scaris,
rich, silky black lynx scarfs, %
inches long; value s220O,
At S8.75-per rsian Paw Sets, long
oval pillow muh, and 90 in. throw
over scat, value $500
At 0-Caracul Sets, very fine
set consists of throwover, Scarf S4
inches long, and large flat pillow
muf; value $4,000.
| At $500 Blended Mink Sets.
beautiful, rich, dark Mink Sets
large oval pillow muf, and IS inch
throwoyer scarf; value $500.
/ At $4,000 Baum Martcn Muifs,
extra large Sze, with ten paws and
five tails value $4,000.
The evening world., 1905-11-27
Chas Hek imported Champagne Basket doz qts O bottle

los GNFOS SUPERIOR
i 2INFASDEL.
4 9al.on, 0Sc case, 3, 40
SUPERIOR OLn JAMAICA
| Gala, "a q. ErN Ndo,,io LOO
\ SUPERIOR CREME DE
MENTIIE. sic
Bottle. "a. and.
JULEs .MERMAN 4 CO.'S
| IMPORTED HAUT
\ sAITERNEs
| (sypsriorl, y quarts 65c
FINE OLD PORT,
! Gallon, 800: bot CSc
IMPERIAL ANGELICA.
Muscatcl or Rich Port Esl-
lon, $50; full quart OOc
Il lottle .'.'..'',''
4 PENNSYLVANIA RYE
MHlSkfl,
Gallon, $500; clsel2 soc
Es s5.75. bottle, wv
4 RED FOX ALE,
| Brewery bottled; doE- Ito
en- pints .,..,,,-'''',
HEATHER GLEN EXTRA
sPE CIAL RESERVE
SCOTCH WHIskEN.
Gallon, $500; case CS
10 S. $1,000; bottle Lee
NEW ITALIAN CHEST
NUTS. l4c
Lb.. ,,,,' ,,,'''
JELL-O,
All Varieties for Desserts'
dozen, S1.OO, three OSc
cartons ,,,'''''''
FRESH sALTED PEANUTS.
Lib, O0o
Box, ,.'.' 80
PLUM PUDDING.
ROYAL STU ART. the best
Favored pudding obtainable;
Alb. can, 76c.! BIB, can,
Csc GLIB. can, 45ci O3c
lib. can ,.,,.,'' SSN
CURRANT JELLY.
Guaranteed absolutely pure
1ust what you want for
Thanksgiyingi BIB. HSc
stone crock ,...,E f~~
PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.
Walter Bakers or OQo
Royal Stuart; lb,... SOS
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES,
Quart box, 16c,: B. ASo
quart box .....,,, fcS
CONDENSED sEEDLESs
MINCE MEAT.
Pint jar. 25c,; quart jar, 400
NEW NAPLES FII4BERTs.
Six lbs, 800; ID. lSo
NEW POLISHED PECANs.
8A lbs. 800; lb,....17c
EXTRA LARGE BRAZIL
NUTS,
eh lbs, 800; lb,....16o
JORDAN ALMOND MEATS.
Pound ,,''' '''''''. 'ofo
VALENCIA ALMOND
MEATS.
IOuHh '
NEW WALNUT MEATS,
Pound box ,,,''''' 'dfc
BEST LEGH0RN CITRON.
Pound. 25t, and nd,,,,,,.1Sc
QUEEN OLIVES.
Extra selected, large. bright
fruit; pint screw top lar,
2Sc. quart screw top Jar,
soc. one-half gallon QOc
screw top jar. 80, OOC
MIXED NUTS.
Fine quality Grenoble wal
nuts, Pecans, Fllberts, Bra
zlls and Almonds. mixed In
equal proportions; % OSo
lbs. 02c. 2 lbs,.. SOC
NEW SHREDDED COCOA
NUT.
Pound '''.''''' 100
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-03-09

the trust. His refinery was torn down
and sold for old junk, but he kept up
his fight IN the courts and at the time
of his death had twenty suits pending.
The Standard OH. by its great influence
with judges, and by employing every
dilltory means possible, had kept his
cases in. the courts for years. Several
times he was offered quite fortune to
quit, but he always refused, saying
that he would rather die poor man
than to submit to the tactics of Rookie
Teller. Rice was well known by all
who have taken any interest in the
long fight against the piracies of Rookie
Teller. Peace to his ashes. He fought
"a long and brave fight against over
whelming odds.