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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-04
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

- IS.sS-SS~S-Ss~.S
OUR ENTIRE CAPITAL STOCK AND MINNIE
who can push It. Price $500, Or win trade
e. 9adres Ell geana can
l.l5o.PoUNp DELIVERY HORSE, SELL Oh
exchange Tor safe. round bay or black 1,OOO-
pound driver mare preferred; give or take
stead and springs, for lady s. bicycle. Address
1860, journal. sst.
WILL EXCHANGE PRETTIEsT Saddle
pony n twin cities for coal or ANYTHING can
use; light Brahma cockerel and two brown
bantams to exchange. for hens Sors pullets.
" 1888. journal. S. 1.t5EfT ts;E.. ~ &. t.a5
FERRETs-RAT ExTERMINAToRs,- 7MALEs,
lumber, hog tight or poultry fencing. Ad-
ABOUT SEQ WORTH OF EXTRACTS, SPICES
/ and teas. What have you to offer; Will pay
some money; my goods in good shape. Address
IL 2447, Journal 5s5
/ CLEAR LOT; LATHE (8x24 NOT SCREW CUT
ting graphophone, stypeWriter;S want Jumper
building block, old building, printing. sss,
GIRLS CRESCENT BICYCLE, ls-INcH
1 frame, Dunlop detachable tires, $50; Wheel
never used; want good buggy; pay dinerence'
| Address 3Olt, journal. - % z
NEW S110 TYPEWRITER, FASTEST IN THE
! world FUSED as sample), $65; part time pay
1 ments;s want roll top desk Address 1890
TRAVELLING MAN HAS ELEGANT, ALMOST
i new McPhail piano. cost over $780, at one
i half price. See it, you will buy it, 1880
Journal. ~ sas,5 E,s> %S'{$aN& 5s
GOOD VIOLIN FOR FERRErs OR DOUBLE
Is Darrell breech-loadtng gun. 8. Address 2215
i Journal 49, .Ssss s,sss&s rs .
SQUARE PIANO Sa5. Or EXCHANGE Fob
horse, COW or what have you n Address 22S0
I, Journal .-,sS s-1 -
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE PICTURES OF
other household goods for two or three goot
second hand trunks Address PAS, Journal. I
FURs AND FUR COATS FROM STOCK OF
made to order or fur repairing for horse, Wag
On, house painting. 22S0; Journal.
HIGH GRADE DENTAL WORK IN Elk
, change for paperhanging and painting. 1881
Journal. s;,#
j DENTAL ORDERS ON FIRsT-CLAss DENTS,
5 for typewriter or paperhanging and painting
7 + Address 1898, Journal.
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FOR RENT-To GENTLEMAN OF REFINE
ment, a beautiful front parlor in modern fiat;
three blocks from Auditorium; references re
T. 4 rr-sz &.
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WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS IN HOUSE
strictly modern; good neighborhood and walk
ing distance;t will exchange for equity In good
B house. Charles NJ. Morton Co.. 3OO~3O2 tNicol-
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Furnished Rooms.

PRETTILY FURNISHED ROOM IN THOR
oughly modern fat; all conveniences, tnclud.
| ing telephone: easy walking distance; rent
reasonable; gentleman preferred 919 Chicago
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST.

= - saSs 5& Flats. +s4
1910 Vine place, ID floor, rooms ...... 600
8s44 LIST av S., I'd floor, 6 rooms modern
-. except heat ..................... 1900
: except heat .........:.....:...... $500
49, steam heat ,..................... 27.6o
steam heat ................... $3.50
1919 Clinton av. "a door, duplex house.. 5000
steam heat 49,. $500
heat ~. 49, 49, ;. ,' - 1000
heat .......,......... . .......... SO.
%&,a@ -. Houses. - Nc
1876 Stevens av, 8 rooms modern $500. $50 90
$40 9th avs NJ 8 rooms. modern ........ %. 50
S22S 9th av 8, rooms, modern except
F $50 heat =. ..: ). ~. .... -. 1880
i Walter E. Badger.
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s25-Two AND THREE-RooM SUITES WITH
private bath, thoroughly modern, cafe, %
J. Schutt & Son,
$40 Temple Court. Phone 1913.
FIVE SUNNY ROOM FLAT, ALL MODERN
except heat; newly decorated; hardwood floors.
porcelain bath, range, shades and chandeliers,
on Nicollet, near 18th ST. 423 Medical block.
FIVE SUNNY.RooM FLAT ALL MODERN Ex-
cept heat, with hardwood floors, new porcelain
bath and newly decorated; on Nicollet near
18th st. 423 Medical block.
FIVE NEW ROOMS. BATH, PORCELAIN FIX
lures, gas, large. windows. gas, pantry, two
closets, storeroom. coalshed. shade trees; SIS.
z3O37 Grand nv 80
FIVE ROOMS. ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. DE-
taehed house. excellent neighborhood modern,
heated; also barn. Call Monday afternoon.
261S Clinton
SUITE OF ROOMS IN SOUTHEAST MIME
| apolfs; SIS per month; water, gas, bath. In
! qure at 1116 18th av Sc, or at 635 Lumber
| Exchange.
| THREE uNFURNIsHED ROOMS UPsTAIRs,
| suitable for light housekeeping; city water
! and gas; no children. 1855 Aldrich ay S.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping in modern house; heat furnished;
S1S. Cali ut HOS Knox av N.
FOR RENT-FoUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS;
1 all modern except heat; parents with children
II need not apply. $40 9th st s.
TWO PLEASANT UNFURNIsHED ROOMS "a
4 an all modern house. for light housekeeping,
! at 2701 Grand av
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Rooms.
~a~%fn,,~S

FOR RENT-THREEi UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
third floor, "a Washington ay s. Inquire
downstairs.
FOR RENT ROOMS UPSTAIRS; CITY WA
ter; wet sink. 1900 10Th av N; $40 per month.
FOUR ROOMS MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. AT
23O6 4th av s; key on first floor same place.
FINE DOWN STAIRS. Ola 9th Av 8. sl0
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

:, n,,1re ~, 80, sen M cnno1ITs
fine set OF telephone Instruments. old ma
hogany bookcase, large oak bedroom suite,
lor chairs, refrigerators, ETC.: can, use ,deliv-
cry horse or cash. or what have ven 70 onerl
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE ONE 1905 ANaR.
lus plano player as good as new, with music,
brass and copper, gasolene Rushmore acety
lene lamps or anything can use Address
200. Journal. .ss s.8 s5z ... -.-..-.S
WILL EXCHANGE THREE OR FOUR GOOD
mich cows for horses; will pay di fference.
wanted; want to deal With someone who wants
& COW and don't need horse (no Jockeys.
Address 2O61. journal: e - -
THOROUGHBRED BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock Cockerels, So, IS and IS; eggs, $1.5O and
So per dozen; trade for Buff Cochen bantam
eoekerels. 215s Journal. So. -- q.
NEW 500 TYPEWRITER, USED AS a SAM.
pie; cheap or half in printing, building ma
terial or building. balance cash or, payments.
Address 287s. Journal.
TWO FINE LOTS AT DoTsoN, MIMI, ALSO
| Blickensderfer typewriter; want launch,
lumber horse and carriage or anything ! can
use. 2622. Journal. =. 49,
$so0--1 y CARAT DIAMOND RING FINELY
mounted, to exchange for speedy PAGER mare,
I young and sound, and harness and bike buggy.
$780, Journal -ss
HAVE FIVE PURE BRED sHoRTHoRN COWS
! and heifers: price $500 each: pedigrces fur:
nished; to trade for stallion Or automobile.
100, Journal II
LAND-l6O ACRES FINE FARM LAND, IA
miles OF Bismarck N. D.; will exchange fol
/ horses cattle, sheep automobile. zoos
/ Journal .g+sls =5:gsE
FURNITURE OF 13-ROOM B0ARDING-HoUsE
Il costing $500, to exchange for $500 clear lot
house TO: rent. BIT 9Th av S.
WILL EXCHANGE OR SELL GYMNASIUM AP.
paratus; watches or Edison monographs pre-
ferred. 1920, Journal. s
a OIL HEATER FOR GAS HEATER 81
couch for hall tree, small rugs, anything
/ l4xl7 CAMERA AND STAND, WITH CABINET
, attachment, three 5x7 holders, for sale cheaI
or trade. 1858, journal.
!, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SOMETHING
Of equal value, one Is II. P. portable Kansas
, City gasolene engine. 24o4, Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01

FOR RENT-FLATs, 100 14TH NM. $50 90
1921 K NV, lar. -. 1850 Rooms, 1903 NV
As ne. Or. ...... IS 90 Rooms 1925 + NV
2147 NV. Tor. IS so Office rooms 5fT 10th NV
243 Sth me- Sr... %. so Office rooms Warder bldg
WILLIAM X. ELLIS, 525 18th NV.
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DIR Reed.
Hearst Protest to Be Made Today.

The Hearst people, Il was said IN New
York last night. are to file some sort of a
protest when the new city government
takes office today. Just the nature Of this
Clarence J. Shearn, Mr.. Hearst's chief coun-
SELL refused to disclose last night Mr.
Shearn said that he expected to be present
when the new board OF aldermen assembled
at noon.
I'VE have a move to make" said he,
(which IS important but not sensational.
Under the law in order to begin quo war
ranto proceedings after January / 1t Is
necessary to make formal application to the
attorney general Without his consent
such proceedings cannot be brought. Mr..
Shearn said he would have an announce
ment to make some time today OF Mfr.
Hearst's plan In this respect
A bill for a legislative inquiry into tho
election will be Introduced at Albany on
Wednesday, along with several other
Hearst measures. The bill to authorize the
opening of all ballot boxes is to wait
while. 1t is said.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA


MARYLAND, DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA
RAILWAY co.
Winter Schedule, in effect December %, 1905.
Steamer viii leave Washington every Thursday
at pm. for Baltimore and River Landings, ar
irving In Baltimore early Saturday morning
Returning, viii leave Baltimore, Pier No. 8,
Light St, every Tuesday at IN. for Washington
and River Landings, arriving in Washington early
Thursday morning.
All freight must be prepaid. Accommodate ions
for passengers unsurpassed.
II. MURDOCH, STEPHENSON & BRO.
G.. II. and 2. Agent. Agents 7th st. wharf.
de27-f,15 Telephone Main T45.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VERY DESIRABLE IOO-ACRE FRUIT FARM;
2,G00 standard varieties apple trees, 500 Sc
lccted varieties peach trees 600 pear trees, 1850
plum trees and small fruits sufficient for family
use; price $500; half cash
PIERCE & PIERCE,
jtl-if Vienna, Fairfax Co., Va.
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iI44 Q. 11r b. s75ooII744 Q. fur. 1lr b. 100. 90
1896 y, 12r. 3D. .6000 1880 Pa sy floors. so 90
1871 s. Tor. 3d.. 20 00i715 18th. lower a.. 20. 90
+: ". GRAHAM, Real Estate Broker,
de3o-3t CAT 18th ct.
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Italians Fought Duel on a Roof.

In what the police declare was prear-
ranged duel between two Italians. fought
on the roof of six-story tenement at lTt
Prince street in New York last night, An-
tonic Mazza was shot through the head and Z
killed, but no trace has been found If hi
alleged antagonist, Antonio Vaiero.
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HOTELS
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING,
L. pain, feel act ana last longer than natural
teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless I'LL
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Hilyer ct NV, sstalls75 &C RISE nw,3 staIls12 rs
1914 18th. stalls3o. oCl Adj 234 LIST sw,l 2 30
905 NV. &c. 0GI 800 Mo av NV 3 stl G. 90
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE coll
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial LIST Of the properties
In our charge, but will be glad to furnish COM
plete bulletins application this office.
THOS J. FISHER & co. Inc.
l4l4 St NV, adjoining the New Willard
aI-
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1925 NV 23r Oh sta $500 IA 10th NV 1877 Oh mo 800
1888 = NV. 3r 81, an SEQ IS- 18th I2r 3b mo- $50
1873 Riggs pl Orb. 1000 1900 18Th, lar, b. mo- q
oil 18th NV ,35r Oh. 3 coo 92T av Tor b mo- 10 60
ltuS iIth NV, Tor, b..l50 G3T NV sr. b. mo IS. 90
lIU ri So, or, D.. 100 1905 NV, 12r B. mo 100
1911 . NV, Ar. b. 1900. 1915 y NV lar, %,
l29 Nd aY. 11r, b.. SO.OOI stable mo ....... 125
l22i Lincoln PIX, Or hlO0l ID 2lst NV, Tor, b 1925
18I 1871 nN,2r,r ha35 DOL 10 18th NV 12r, b. .I25
lo2S 10th NV, lar, 2h. IA 18th, 1Gr b,
unnuu .......... 3 600 Iowa cir, fur. 115
UNFINISHED.
Cor 10th and Kenesaw sos Riggs pi Or. h.. 81 0O
Hy. LIT, Oh. month 200 Flats 9th & Il av 30 80
1907 Mass av NV, 3lr. III 9th nv, 12r, b. 90. GO
eb month. $50 1888 18th NV. Or, b. 80 OC
I'll 18th NV 35r Oh $50 g27 r I ay ar b. is Ol
IT, II av, lOr, $500 l747 2 NV. 12T. D.. 10 90
lS2+ az, 1Or, h..7500 10 2lst NV. Tor, b. 20 OC
~ Conn Hv.l2r Oh 10 20 Cor house, Washington
slb slim W. i6r 2banl 200 Heights 12r 3b. 200
1858 10Th, Pr, 3D. sta 200 Office LIST floor 307 NV
TYLER * RUTHERFORD Inc 1907 + ST n "
deg .-t- "
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNrURNIsHED.
UNFURSIsIIED.

THos J. FISHER & Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
14I4 ST. NV
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CarrOllSpringsSanit
For ISyAIIDS AND CONvAi.EsCENTs
Forest Glen. Nd. Oren all the year Baths e.er.
tricity, sun parlor, covered Vcrsndas Aei-watsr
heat. open ares. Pure spring water plped throBgs
the buildings. lis convenience 10 Washington ~
pecialIy recommends Il. Send FOR illustrated bosk
let. Fall months especially delightful
Se13-tf-lO Address q n WRIGHT MD
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Fisk Elgin,

Expert treatment Of private diseases, chronic aae
acute. Both All consultations confdentisl
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate. Hours 70
i, TO g. to 8. 1928 Pa. Phone 81. lsIS.
aus I5OtF6
W. T. BALDUS. II. D, PHI. D., GERMAN SPE-
cialist on Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous System.
Heart, Kidneys. Stomach and other Diseases
Doctors service and medicine, 81 Tel. M 25le.
Hours. 10 TO l, TO .. s. L. cor. 9Th and b q w.
1yistf,6
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1906 20 PAGES.
FOR sALE--LoTs.

FOR SALE-NEAR NEW l4TH ST. EXTENSION.
lot S0xl56 to alley; cars soon to be running. buy
now and receive greatly increased value: cause
for selling. need money Address OWNER, % VI
ST. W, AT home 10 pm. deal ST.
FOR SAI4E-AT COLUMBIA ROAD AND 14TI
st. northeast coFneTl the most available and de-
sirsble vacant land left IN Columbia Heights
subdivision; suitable for apartment house row
OF fine residences: fronting I03 feet on 18th st.
with average depth of about lar feet along Co
iumbia road: high class buildings on both sides;
Hil manufacturing liquor selling prohibited IN
this subdivision 30 feet reserved for parking.
VIM. HENRY DENNIS. TRUSTEE,
deso-st Law building. 4i5 9th ST.
FOR SALE-LoTS. LOTS. LOTS.
IN ALI. SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS.
on COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos st. NV.
ny17-tf
FOR SALE-CALL FOR OUR LIST OF LOTS
BUILDING LOTS FOR BUILDERS AND HOME
BUILDERS; SPECULATIVE GROUND.
CALL FOR LIST
nc12-tf MOORE HILL Gnc). III i4th st. NV.
EnTrNA
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tOR SALE
Beautiful home In Kensingtop at a very low
pliCe; owner. having removed from kensiDgt0n
IS anxious TO sell. Lot $50 feet front by q
depth Of lis feet. 1t is beautifully located; the
grounds covered with shrubbery and hand
some shade trees The house has large rooms
hot and cold water, bath, closet and is piped for
gas. This attractive property can be had at a
positive bargain.
FOR SALE
At KENSINGTON sroom house. In thorough
repair; steam heat, large grounds Price, $500;
terms TO suit.
FOR SALE
l4room house and Ave acres of ground. Inc
house is surrounded by beautiful shade trees.
located 10 of the choicest sections OF the
District, within driving distance Of the Capitol
VIII be sold very cheap.
FOR SALE
New S-room house at TAKOMA PARK with
all city conveniences, large grounds convenient
to steam and electric Price reasonable;
terms TO suit.
FOR SALE
% acres. with large house close to city; ad.
Joining of the finest country estates 10
Montgomery county, Maryland VIII exchanges
for city property.
R r. ELL & LITTLE,
Colorado Building,
de30-3t 14th & G SITS.
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TNFURNISHFD.

lTNl-
81 Ij.... 1921 X, I5T, Oh APARTMENTS
$50. S04 lTth 15r 20 S55 18th & Col I'd. 7r,
Sl5O. 1923 NV, 16r 2bl 500. Is 18th Sc. 6r
SEQ -1T17 De Sales. f0sl SO 49,. OH and NJ Ar
S60 1871 De Sales. 10T OFFICES AND STORES.
ktO 10y 10Th. l2r, b Sl530. Sth and
$50 ..-. 60 NV. Tor, b 1914 G. pr
-o-, So. ............. 1919 NJ
dr23d. eSu.tf 13i4 q At NV
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lpk KENT-kEDbCTION,
10 & good tenant Broom pressed brick: all mod
IMP. l223 9th 81. NV; $50. 5O now only
$50 90.
1917 81 st. W, brick large yard concrete
basement; rooms: plumbing, painting and
pspeying, etc. Only sea. 80
63i y. Y. ave. NV. rooms. S23 90
1925 and 1923 4th st. NV. 5 rooms and
water. $3.50.
COS "a 81. ne. rooms and bath. mod
"imps." $3.50
CHAs s. sHREvE.
de3i-4t 1907 7th 81 NV
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MARYLAND.

BREWSTER PARK SANITARIUM. LAUREL Mp
Our treatment for drink and drug hshits cont siu
no alcohol. UoTphia or SiFycdnis No hypairr
mics. Craving removed H - Co q, aours.
BREWSTER, NJ u, Medicsi Director
de2B-tf-i
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FOR RENT-51s TENN. AVE. NE, GROOM AND
BATH lstrohes, large yard. wide st, newly
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN 6o4 5th ST. NV
de30-3t eSn
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TERRITORIAL news


Fesap~ Rcshal. the ehlsf q tAe Ill.,
taa pushao Iaaaaa tribe. was fnana
dad IL oae q tie hack saFeeas Il
The i0wn yesterday morning ~ ssx
O'Clock. Sheriff LBoeFo and DeRaty
psrn<sa sevaEex weTe noslfaea ana
took charge II the body. The lett
cheek hane xes esEed In and from
all appearances the man had been
dead for several hours. The offleeFs
put under arrest Juan RaFela. Pablo
Ramirez and lose Martinez. who
were In u nearby house II In Feput"
run BY tao woEseR- Jose Martinez
testified before the e0ToueTs jury
shas afternoon that Juan NaFeia Ind
hit the victina with n Fnck held I'm
his left hand. Dr. W. e. Field held
nm autopsy and when seen said that
there was no doaht but THAI R0Iha
canne 10 his death by a hIos fr0m a
blunt instrument. causing n heGnoF
rhage at the brain, He Was killed
about four o'clock. The coroner
Jury returned a verdict holding Juan
Rarela responsible for the death. AL
participants In the melee e In
toxicated.-IAs Cruces Republican,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
KILLED HIS WIFE

Guadalupe Ortiz, the San Da
Pueblo Indian who killed his wife
last Sunday by hitting her on the
head with an axe. has been arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Garcia Of sando
val county and Is nov In jail at Ber,
naililo. II seems that oritz found
his spouse In company with a gay
Iothario, also an inhabitant OF San
Ola Pueblo. He had ample reason
10 he says of suspecting that every
thing was not exactly right between
the two and had forbidden his w'ft
10 have anything to do with her ad
mIrer. He surprised them Sunday
last and being very much enraged
picked up an axe that WAS handy
and bit his wife several times on the
head. killing her, The man In the
case made his escape while Ortiz
was visiting punishment on his bet
ter half.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
In Time Of Peace.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Smith. Prop.

In the first months OF the Russia
Japan war We had q striking example
Of the necessity for preparation and
the early advantage OF those who, so
to speak. have shingled their roofs
In dry weather" The virtue OF pre-
paration has been made history and
given to us our greatest e The
individual as we'll az the nation should
be prepared for any emergency. Are
you prepared to successfully combat
the first cold you take? A cold can
be cured much more quickly when
treated as soon as 1t has been con
tracted and before II has become set
tied In the system. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy Is famous for its
cures of colds and It should be kept at
hand ready for instant use. For sale
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFFS

Although the III Palma and
punpe.weinmann and Barnett liaiga
tIon has been before the supreme
our once and by that august body
rsnanded To the court Of original
jurisdiction for a new trial, which re
suited In a Jury verdict Of $4,000 for
the plaintiff, the end Of II Is not YET
II vas learned that the defendants
will take an appeal 10 the supreme
court from the verdict of the jury
The plaintiffs tonk an appeal In the
first instance.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
Therr In No Reason

why your baby should be thin aud fret
full during the night, Worms are tn"
cause Of thin. sickly babies. It IL
natural that a healthy baby should be
Fat and sleep well. IL your baby does
NOT retain its food don't experiment
with collie cures aud other medicine
but try a bottle of Whites Cream
|vermIfuge. and you will soon g your
baby have color and laugh as II
| should. Sold by Center Block Depot
Drug Co,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
MRS. RASMUSSEN DEAD

Mrs. Karen Rasmussen died az
La Plata On Wednesday. Nov. II
Deceased vas aged s6 years and
death resulted from heart failure.
Eight children survive the soo't
mother and four have preceded heG
10 the better world The funeral will
occur Sunday. Mrs. Rasmussen lived
near Aztec for a year and the sym
pathy OF many friends will 20 ont 10
the sorrowing family.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
MRS. mENUAl A

News has been received in this
city by friends OF Rev, John Menual
Of the death of his wife, which &C
CURED ON November II at Hinton,
Oklahoma, The deceased a quite
well known throughout the territory,
having resided In Albuquerque for
many years during which time her
husband was In the missionary ser,
vice In New Mexico. Rev. Menual
and wife left the territory about two
years ago for Oklahoma. where the
couple has since made their home,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
pENlTENT,ARy COMMISSION

The board Of penitentiary com
missioners met at the Territorial
penitentiary at ten O'Clock yester'
day forenoon in regular session for
the purpose Of making awards OF
penitentiary supplies for the coming
six months and attending to other
necessary business. There were
present: W. II. Newcomb. Silver
City: Malaquias MARTINEZ. Taos; c.
r. Easley. Santa Fe: Juan Navarro,
Mora, secretary. The session OF the
board lasted all day, Awards will bt
made public today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22
Had a Close Call

"a dangerous surgical operation,
involving the removal of a malignant
ulcer. as large as my hand, from my
daughters hip. was prevented by the
application of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve." says A. c. Stickel, Of Mile
tus. w. Va. persistent use of the
salve completely cured it." Cures
Cuts, Burns and Injuries. rs cents
ct all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22

The United States Geological Sur.
vey corps has been working In the
vicinity of Farminton for some time.
They established the grade in the
town on Main street In front of the
Pierce store building at 5.3o2 feet
This practically agrees with the ell"
walton established by the Denver l.
Rio Grande surveyors over "A year
ago. their elevation being marked al
5,2s3 on the Markley ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22

Pennington does things. hef "~"
pepple have bought and paid t"F ="
well drilling outfit that Is capable "'
go.nr down 5000 feet. They have
raised rsoncy to ssnk . ~ea s!"'''
fee, and the drall IN going down 10
xr.va ,he nj, and gas every hour. paid
FOR BIZ the progressive people III Far,
minrton. We did M organize nm
ro out and sell stock, We did MOI
make maeh noise about II until the
arl,l and machinery began I" make
the noise. We Just went down IN
o,,r pockets and dug ~" sis II any
wonder We feel proud Of Pennington
and her peopie.-Farmington Times
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-11-22

Sergeant Robert Ids of tie tern
aositI moants6 poaaos pass@d
ahFoaSh AIbuaaeraae - ruaas 10 sAn
n y hasIng In charge = mAa arrest
q 81 Rlncon. gistng bis naEne a.
VIII Batler. but thaagha To he John
Masner. who h wasted IT Lawson
Oklahoma, for obtaining H.oaes IN
der fzlse preatenses The nsan
silently denies thas be II TIE mA''
wanted ard The police are just d
certain that he h. the man a psS'
suge uf him vac cent 70 Lawson an
identified IN q liksneAs ct MasneF'
Butler xax foliowing herding cows
49, asmeon, which was the vocation
Of Masner In 0klahoma-