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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-25

pie can get g OF transporting sup
plies, etc, Wages are high, but living
Is higher, and whilc q man gets 81 a
day for ordinary skilled labor, II costs
him about 81 a day 10 1.-Two In tho
plainest manner possible. Coal IL
ssio per ton aud wood IL like jcwciry.
II costs 81 for a meal that ono can OBJ
inin In Albuquerque for thlrty.fivo
cents, Room rent ~ $40 per week.
and The foom Is next 10 living out OF
doors, There are hundreds OF we'll
dressed men, who are mechanics In
their different lines In Tonopah, Gold,
field and Reno. waiting for work to
start up They arc all broke and are
hustllng for an existence. Some OF
them have families and tho conditions
are really appalling, II cost me over
5000 for my trip there, and ! was glad
enough TO yet out. or course, there Ia
money TO be made thcrc, but n man
must have n few thousand dollars nj
least 10 70 there with tho expectations
making good IL IL no poor mans
camp, The trails out OF the country
are black with men getting ont OF the
country and the privations and hun.
ger suffered in and around Coldfiold
are something awful. Water even. and
Il IL very poor water. costs % cents q !
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Territory Of New Mexico,
County of San Miguel.

I. Juan Ignacio Baca, do hereby
make this declaration under my oath:
For the period Of three years had
been afflicted by Malaria Fever, and
my sufferings were such that ! was
unable to do any kind OF work. or at
tend to my business. / procured and
used many patent medicines without
deriving from any Of them any bene-
fit to my health, and having lost all
hope of recovering my health. 1t was
my good fortune to meet the excellent
good lady, Mrs. Emile M. de Delgado,
OF this city, who kindly recommended
me the use OF la Sanadora" for my
case, and she herself gave me the
medicine according TO directions. and
It resulted In a complete restoration
OF my lost health. After three days
that I had been using the medicine. |
felt so we'll that thereafter my energy
TO move returned and my health Is
excellent. I always keep at home this
wonderful medicine. and It Is a great
satisfaction TO me to know that Its
use In any kind of similar diseases,
shall always prove a blessing. And
recommend all persons suffering to
avail themselves of this medicine. as
surfing them that they win find the de-
sired relief.
JUAN IGNACIo BACA.
The above was made under oath
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-25

good grass hut without water, but r
often the attempt has met with failure
believe that the best plan would be
TO buy out some ranchman. his water
flock and range, Such are on the
market occasionally,
About Is per zen OF the sheen OF
the territory are located in the north
half, There Is much more rain In the
northern than In the southern part.
The range in the former Is much
stronger for sheep. and the same area
VIII carry a greater number Of ami.
mails. However. there are many sheep
in the southern half of New Mexico,
more particularly along the mountain
ranges and in the foot hills. In the
southern half the climate Is several de
grees warmer than In the northern
half, thus there will be practically no
loss from blizzards. It is true, how.
ever. that there is very seldom a biz.
card, even in the northern part of
New Mexico, causing any serious loss
OF life among the animals.
Crouths Are Not Overwhelming.
In regard TO drouths In New Mex
leo, | have to say that, in some ways.
the matter has not been overdrawn.
have some very severe drouths
In New Mexico. OF course, these
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! became sick with stomach trouble.
which soon run into diarrhoca and
~dysentery. was treated by a doctor
here and also at Fort Stanton for
eight months ut an expense OF over
one hundred and fifty dollars. / also
tried a number OF different patent
medicines. but got absolutely no relief.
My weight raj reduced during this
time from I'M hundred and sixty
pounds to one hundred and twenty
pounds. and I had got into such q re-
duced condition that I could hardly
walk and could do no work at all. 1
had lost oil hope of ever being cured
but upon the recommendation OF Ara
gon Bros. q Co. doing business here.
] made a trial OF Sanadora and used II
as directed. The first bottle gave me
relief and by tho time had used
the third bottle my stomach was well
and my diarrhoea had stopped. but I
continued taking the medicine until
! used six bottles IN all. and now
can say I am completely cured and
have gained back my regular weight I
feel It my duty 10 testify to what San
adora has done for me. and so make
this affidavit.
PATRIcIo MIRANDA. fy) his Mark.
Witness. n. II. MoELLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day Of February. A. d. 1909.
tseaI) SIDNEY F. MATHEWS.
Notary Public.
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bucket, or t5 n barrel"
Strausner Is OF the opinion that the
camp viii some day be the greatest
In tho world. but that those who 90
thcro expecting TO find employment
VIII be badly fooled. There Ia ono
narrow gauge railrad running into
Tonoah. and that Is entirely made.
Quatc. Goldficld has been advertised
by the railroads and greatly %overratcd.
he thinks, and advises poor men TO
keep out OF tho camp
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Territory Of New Mexico,
County OF Lincoln.

Territory Of New Mexico,
County OF Lincoln.
|, Willard +. Davidson, make this
statement under oath for the benefit
OF all sufferers as l have suffered
This present winter | caught a bad
cold and had pains in my chest and a
severe cough. I thought | was surely
going to have pneumonia. / tried DIFF.
ferent remedies, but none relieved the
pain or stopped the cough. heard
several people recommend Sanadora
so tried 1t and In less than two days
was well and able to attend to bust.
ness Since then I have called others
attention TO this remedy, and without
exception they have been cured. II
does what Is claimed for II.
NJ. +. DAVIDSON.
Subscribed 10 and sworn to before
me this 21st day Of February. A d.
1902,
SIDNEY +. MATHEWS.
tSeal) Notary Public.
Lincoln. New Mexico, Feb. 81, 1902
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ment of ia S~anadora" In one OF our
Spanish papers and decided TO give
your remedy a fair trial, which. ! am
pleased to say. has proven satisfac-
tory.
la S%anadora" has entirely cured
my wife OF these diseases and she
now feels like n new woman. can
tr~uthfully say that ia sanadoga"
has given her relief after all others
have failed. ] feel 80 thankful for the
good la Sanadora" has done for my
wife that consider It my duty to add
my testimony to that OF others who
have been cured by your wonderful
remedy La Sanadora." II any one
doubts the truth OF this statement, lei
him or her write to me and | will tell
him or her Just what ia Senadora,'
has done for my wife.
Thanking you for your kindness,
remain your very truly.
PROFESSOR A. j. MONROY. NJ. A
Deputy Clerk Of the Supreme Court
OF San Diego Co. California.
From The Optic, July 81. 1903.
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Lincoln, New Mexico, Feb. 3. 1902.
Territory Of New Mexico,
County Of Lincoln,
I, Patricio Miranda, a resident OF
Lincoln, New Mexico. upon my oath
make this the following statement:
That about the first Of the year 1901
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MIR, and Mrs, W II. Cain and II. A.
Alters and Miss Ahelina Q%uintana was
Santa Rosa, ~ NJ who had been Mt
Roswell visiting, left FOR Artesia.
whore they will mako their homo.
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Juarez City. State OF chihuahua. Mex.
leo. November 22rd. 1903.
Romero Drug Company.
Las Vegas. n. M.
Gentlemen:-This letter In for the
only purpose Of informing you Of the
following facts:
Since the 7th, OF the present month
I have been suffering from a very SO.
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Territory OF New Mexico,
County OF Lincoln,
This Is to certify that | am a resi
dent of the County of Lincoln, Terri
tory of New Mexico, that | have suf
fered with scrofula trouble for four
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at Las Vegas. N NJ. before me as 9
witness.
J p CONKLIN.
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JUAN IGNACIo BACA.
The above was made under oath
this 10th day Of January. A. d. 1904.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

One of the pleasantest Of the manT
pleasant events Of the season was that
held at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs
Harry w Scauh, on Eighteenth stree
yesterday Ostensibly it was bur ar
ordinary gathering OF friends to in
dulge in the popular game Of progress
siye euchre. but the "surpr Sc feature
was the announcement Of the an
uroaching marriage Of the fair youne
hostess, Miss HATTIE Schuh and Mr.
ar hur Garland Morton, Of Chicago
Though the engag ement has bee
more than suspected by her many
friends. It was not until tae announce
ment was made yesterday that 1t was
known that the wedding would occur
so soon. The date fixed IS for Monday
May 29 IT will be a quiet. pre- ty
nome wedding. the ceremony to BE-
performed at 1880 o'clock in the even
ing. It will be witnesses by only the
ing, II viii be Witnessed by only the
immediate family and the mos. int
ma friends of Miss Schuh.
Euchre was played and prizes were
won by Mrs. Otto Schuh ana Miss Bes
sic Turner The decorations mainly
were large bowls Of pink peonlcs.
| re freshments in keeping with the
happy occaton were served, The
guests present were Mrs Robert u
Read, Mrs A. + Staehle, Mrs. Pau
H Schulz Mrs. Otto Schuh, Mrs. I'd
ward Well Mrs T. J. Hall. Misses
Emma and Margaret Lansden Bel
Cunningham, Eunice Bondurant an(
Bessie Turner, all of whom will as
sist at the wedding and at the recep
tion which viii be from to II O'Clock
and will be attended by the hosts o.
friends who will be honored with In
yitatons soon.
Mrs, Robert =. Read and Mss Mar
garet Lansden VIII entertain in honol
Of the bride-elect next Thursday after
noon at the home Of Miss Lansdcn OF
Fifth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
IMPORTANCE OF
TRIP is GREAT
Wires Mayor Parsons from Gin
cinnati Last Night
BURTON WELL PLEASED
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE TALKS
STRAIGHT REGARDING THE
IMPROVEMENTS - WILL
REST TODAY.

Acting Mayor Walter Wood. last
night received the following communl-
cation from Mayor George Parsons,
who yesterday joined the Rivers and
Harbors committee and party at Gin
cinnati:
You cannot over estimate the i'm
portance of this trip Of the committees.
A large committee from Cincinnati
went up the r.ver 10 meet the party at
noon. Elaborate entertainments are
being furnished and everyone is great
ly pleased with trip, so far.
The Queen city on which the party
is making the trip was met up the
river yesterday noon by large com
m!ttee of Cincinnati citizens The
boat landed ar tie wharf at 1870 p.
m, yesterday, and the congressman
and their party were taken on a troll
ley ride through the suburbs, AT six
O'Clock last evening dinner was civ
en az the Zoo ana at Ia p, m. the
party laf. the Zoo under cort Of the
local committee and was taken to the
Burnet House, where the best accom-
modations Of that establishment had
been reserved by tha entertainment
committee, At 10 o'clock Sunday
morning the Cincinnati committee will
assemble aga II to escort the visitors
TO the boar and will accompany them
as far as Lawrencaburg. returning q
Cincinnati by trac ion.
To-day win be a day OF rest and nc
landings will be made but the boat
win lay above Carro,on tonight. leay
ing there early Monday morning.
Chairman Burton's Speech.
At Parkershurg Thursday night
chairman Burton made an important
speech to the people Of that city which
he said was intended for the inhabii
ants Of the whole Ohio valley. Ii
fact, he intends them 10 be nationa
Iii their scope as defining his policy
/ as chairman Of the rivers and harbors
| committee in handling matters per
tanning to that committee In short
he served notice that his COMMITTEES
will not brook any outside interfer
| ence or Encouragement of plans whicl
! it has outlined. THE Ohio river i
not the only thing which we mus
take care OF, he said, and We ar
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
IN THE CHILDISH MIND.
Queer Conceptions of Life and Dealt
Among the Little Ones.

AH'ong bue GikAtS OHSSs
A small, chubby baby. upon beinl
reprimanded for escaping while he wa.
being undressed, and running abcul
his room in a state of nature, turne1
4, once to a Raphael Madonna oyei
he fireplace, and, pointing TO the in
ant Jesus. said, triumphantly: "it
used to done it."
when they bury the body" he
sked a sister a year or two older
how do they start the soul up te
God?"
why, don't you know?> she said
surprised "They chop the head Of
and tie little wings to the neck, and il
wings straight up
On being told of a friends death, ?
little girl Of stood wondering. round
eyed and rosy at the foot OF her bed.
and swiftly propounded these ques-
tons:
"Did her body get to heaven:
'Will her soul take up her skeleton7
Does a soul have any kind of feet?
when she gets thereewill God put
an angel head upon hery
"Will she wear shirt waist and
skirt.
"Wnl Jesus walk down to the gate
end hand her out a judgment?
when will she get Ler Judgment?
"Win she climb up the steps tc
heaven or will angels carry her? NJ,
hymn SAYS steps UP to heaven.
"Will she see Jesus at last, in tbs
real?
And will she sec God. in the real
II don't want to die. because of th'
valley Of the shadow Of death; tha
must be very dark
Then, without a pause, came, as ;
conclusion, quick laying aside of th'
w1ole matter, as she sang out, cheer
ily, Il am going to hop to my bath o.
one foot and she did, chanting as sh
went, "D.e-a-d-dead, dead dead. -
| Harper's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
IN SOCIETY
Evenina at Cards.

A number of young ladies spent a
pleasant evening Friday. at cards, as
guests of Miss Anna Fuller Progres
sive euchre was the game PLAYED an5
Misses Ada Walker and Maude Ken
nedy were the fortunate prize winners
Those present were Misses Mary Hu
cite, Ada Walker Rose Howley Mary
DeBaun Anna Brannan, Jennie Nc
Hale, Maude Kennedy, Jennie Cowell
Nellie o,Brien, Mary Gall.van, Bessie
Batterton and Winnie Culidine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

limited as to appropriations. The plan
for the improvement of the Ohio has
been developed. and the work viii be
carried out in the first order Of great
est need in the recommendations of
the committee. No one community or
locality shall by the exercise OF un-
due pressure or via the senate secure
any preference over any other locality
which l can prevent We as a com
mittee would like to grant at once all
that each community desires. but we
must. to be just and fair TO all. pro-
ceed according to recommendations
of engineers and take up projects in
the order of their individual import
ance to the concrete project as n
whole"
Continuing, in specific reference TO
the Ohio river. he said that his COM
mittee desires the united support OF
the people of the entire valley. What
you need is TO educate the people to
take up a steady and consistent agita-
tion of the project Get together on
the matter and instead of each com
munity pushing its individual improve
ment, agree upon the location of the
improvement most needed for the
whole river and let all voices and all
efforts be raised in its behalf. BY this
means much more will be accomplish
ed and with greater facility. Such a
course viii be following the line of
least resistance"
Colonel Vance in Harmony.
| Colonel John L. Vance. president Of
the Ohio Valley Improvement assoei-
alton, heartily indorses the stand TAX
en- By Chairman Burton.
1T Is in exact line with the action OF
the Ohio Valley Improvement associa.
tion convention. We are hewing to
J the line of action as laid down by the
t government engineers, declaring foi
these recommendation by resolutions
| The action of the people of Parkers
burg, VIII le embarrassing to Mr.. Bur
tons committee, was prompted by q
commendable spirit of local interest
and civic pride. / am sure the people
! there did not think of the results when
it was done and am also assured
that Chairman Burton is beyond any
prejudice in reference to the future
recommendation Of his committee IT
the matter Of Improvements in tha
locality, He is committed 10 the or
der of Improvement suggested by Ma
ior Bixby in his report on his surve,
from Ptttsburg to the mouth OF TIL,
Big Miami river. The order of thesi
Improvements are No. /, below Gin
cinnati; No ?, below Point Pleasan
and Gall.polis; No. 3. below Parkers
burg; No 4, below Catlettsburg, an,
No ), below Portsmouth"
Ladies OF the Party.
The ladies in the party are in chargt
of Mrs James A. Henderson Of pitts
burg, wife Of the president Of th
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet CON
pany, The others are Mesdames Il. i
Atcheson, Washington. Pa; James I
Cassidy. Cleveland; G. S. Watts, II
dianapolis; j. NJ. MacLachlan. CallfoI
MIA; T. J Lloyd, J W. Warbrop &c,
{ II. Anderson and Reese. Pittsburg
Misses Anderson and Reese, Pitti
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Enter the Bell Horse.

The adoption OF rubber shoes for
horses and the popularity Of gum.tired
vehicles have resulted in the applica
tion of bells to the harness of teams
for private equipages. This introduc
tion Is comparatively new In this city
Heretofore II has been the case that
II was the exception TO annex The
jinglers to carriages. Now, however
II Ii fast becoming the rno.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Afternoon Euchre.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O.
H.. were pleasantly entertained FIJI
day afternoon, by Mrs. Thos. a Fuller
and Miss Anna Brannan at the home
4 the former on West Twenty-first
street A spirited euehre contest and
dainty refreshments were features OF
he occasion The fortunate ones 10
the game We're: Miss Jennie McHale
who captured the fi-st prize. Mrs. Jas
Meehan. second. and Mrs. T. f.
0'shea, the lone hand. Mrs. J. P
Hogan secured the consolation trophy
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
The Man With The Umbrella.

The man with his umbrella at The
other end of tae line was largely In
evidence yesterday and, as usual, he
was "cussing the luck because he
had failed to take his wife's advice
and take it with him, There we're
probably more dFenchings during the
hard shower that came up about .
o'clock than before in a week. Wo-
men were more thoughtful and though
there were many of them ON the
streets few were minus the protection
of rain coats or umbrellas. The total
rainfall was .33.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Form New Association.

The Greater Cairo Building and
Loan Association" is the name of a
new organization now being perfected
by Mr.. NJ c. Metzger and other gen
tlemen. Building and Loan Associa-
tions conducted as those in Cairo have
always been proved proved prof able
and popular; the new one VIII no
doubt be the same, and, as its name
signifies, aids much IN making a
Greater Cairo"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Red hair Is either loved or loathed.
Nrtists from Titan downwards ex-
,ress preference for painting III
ut, then, artists are uncertain guides
us to human beauty. They have been
nown before now to admire cream
sheese complexions, hiousy hair and
ioihes which looked at II they had
'een made in machine for choppins
nrnips and put on with rake. ~The
lueen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
A Pleasant surnrisa.

One Of the most enjoyable ana rs
VI The season was the surprise party
given by the trends Of Mr. and Mrs
weldon Friday evening. at their home
On Eight street Mr. and Mrs Weldon
had been visiting in the country and
when they returned home thar night
found their house filled with theil
many friends Games were played am
the evening was most enjoyably spent
Delicious refreshments Of 'ce cream
and cake were served.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Moonlight Excursion for The
Children's Home
RAIN iNTERFERES WITH FARM
ING - NEW BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

A moonlight excursion under the
auspices of the ladies manag ng tie
Children's Home will be given next
Thursday night on the big exeurs' on
steamer u. S." This vessel has a
capacity of two thousand passengers,
is especially equipped for the business
and is perfectly safe Under such
management and for such a purpose
the attendance should be very large.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Reese Jordan.

Special to The Bulletin
Alto Pass, H., May 13-Tha wed
ding of Captain J. r. Reese, of Golden
and Mrs, Nora Jordan, Of Makanda
who occurred last Wednesday. has
Just been announced. Capt Reese is
one OF the bes known republican cam
paign orators in Southern Illinois. HI
was In the civil war and served WITH
Grant. He is seyenty-one years OH
and his bride is forty nine They vii
reside at the Captains country HON,
east Of this c ty.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

RI Rev. George Franklin Seymour.
d. D.. S. T. D., Bishop Of Springfield
arrived las, nigAt and will ofleiate
today at conhrmat on services "a the
Church OF the Redeemer Mrs Sey,
mour who was expected 10 accompany
her husband. was detained at home ow
ing 70 the Illness of a relative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Rain Interferes With EarmIna.

Farmers and others from the coun
try who are in the city attending court
say that the long continued wet
weather is seriously interfering with
farm operations. sPlowing and plant
ing are delayed and grave fears are
entertained for the future Of the crops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Societies Give Farmers Machinery.

There are no less Than $40 agricnl.
tural societies scattered over Servia,
witch distribute modern agricultural
machinery and implements among the
farmers. These societies have 4 cen.
trail Office at Btlgrade-t
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Cairo BAPTIST Church.

Subject for Sunday morning. IL a.
m. ~Pharoah's Four Propositions TO
Moses" Evening subject, at 5 O'Clock
p. m. "old Time Religion. All are
cordially invited Rev. J. T. Porter.
pastor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Mr.. p W Barclay, who spent the
past winter. al Guaymas, Mexico. is
expected home today or Monday ac
companied by his daughter, Mrs. J. A.
Naugle son and daughter. who will
remain here for a visit OF several
weeks with Mr. Barclay and Mr. and
Mrs Phil C. Barclay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
TODAYS SERVICES

Subject at Emmanuel Lutheran
church. II O'Clock a. m: The test by
Fire; Elijah at Mt Carmel Even
ing subject. Sowing, Reaping
Cleaning" Public invited TO all ser
vices-all English
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
PURELY PERSONAL


Mr.. David Joseph is in ST. Louis.
Mrs. j. T. Lynch Is still quite III at
her home on Fifteenth street.
Judge John H. Robinson and wife
went to st. Louis yesterday for few
days visit.
Miss Reka Stewart has resigned
her position at the dry goods store Of
Mr. ]. @. Hunt.
Mr.. A, Fl. Newman, local manager OF
the Rhodes -Burford company, is ex.
pected home from New York today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schmetzstorff of Los
Angeles. Cal. formerly Of this city, is
reported to be seriously ill.,
Mr. Roy Rogers, clerk al the Mobile
and Ohio office, left yesterday fol
Jackson, Tenn, to visit his parents.
Miss Neva Freeman of Jackson
Tenn Is the guest Of Miss Clar;
Taylor Of Thirty-fifth and Elm streets
Mrs. Baer and Mrs. L. Kaufman
have gone to Oklahoma City, where
Mrs. Kaufman will spend the summer
Mrs. Annie Robertson Of Sixt
street, returned home yesterday afte
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

burg. Miss lands, Logansport. Ind;
Miss Lorimer. Chicago. and Miss Par
sons of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Halliday estate plantation near Chico.
Ark. While in the former place he
attended a meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Hotel Gayoso company.