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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
1ailcrs Garikaturcn.

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oent oeutfGen @oite unb Defenders oea
itriften @~usleqern Der auf WfaieitGtss
geleioiguns besiisli9en GeIebesz Pdraz
grapben cine lleberrai6u1g, inbem er
Ole @rmG6tisung ertbeilte. Dab cine
fran3Oiiide Sammlung BON &drita>
turen oes &aifers, pel9e o eifrigen
3oqbaumten an Der tranquil 6en
@ren5e bsf6faqnabmt porOen mar, fir
Ole girtuldtion freigegeben peroe.
Sean garteret, elm Sainmler oieier
Raritaturen aus alien 2Gnoern, aud
aus Nmerifa, perDffentli9te einen
8anb &eproouttionen Der merfpiiroigs
item &aritaturen, pel4e er nit Dem
Sitel n@r" perfab.
NlS garteret erfubr, Dab Den Ee>
proouftipnen fein GinluB IN 9euti4>
lano geipdbrt perben piiroe, fGrieb er
on ben &diIer uno cittrte 5rieori6s
oes @roBer 8rief on Goltaire, in tpele
dem Der &5nig f9rieb, er lei Der 2eBts,
tpel6er 3aritaturen ieiner Yerion pers
bieten tpiiroe, neil lie feinen Sreunoen
10 biel @ersniigen maaten. Garteret
fiiste bin5u, er pertralls oarauf, Dab
Der aaiier Dem 9eifpiele 6rieori4s Dec
@roben folgsn piiroe nno mht oems
ienisen Napoleons Ill, tpelher ollie
S9er5e in Jranfreid gu u%nteroriiden
fu4te. Der &aifer mics ben Jinanas
minifter Jreiberrn b. Rbeinbaben on,
Den 3pIbeb0roen Die Snitruttion gu
eeben, bas Werf ausulafen, unb be-
fabl au9 Dem Sufti5miniiterium. tei@
men proaeb tpesen MaieftGtssB eleiot'
gnrls einIeiten gu laFen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
(S6lub foIgt)
pnrtifbr auettkdmpft.

BUR .3eit oes eriten 8onmonbs i'm
Sttober miro in @nnam Elm eigen>
urtiges SET, bas nSrung=Sbu," .. +.
&inberneuiabr, gefeiert, pas in eineni
regelrenten poetiT9en Surnier gipfelt.
0e8 Na9ts berIammeln iiG bierbei Die
Sorfbeno6ner auf Den OprfpldBen, no
Elm leeres, nit einem ~itarfen Wteiiingz
ora6t beIpanntes SaB in Die @rOe pere
fenft lit. I'm bieies SAB 9ruppirt ii9,
nd9 @ei6le6tern getrennt, Die Sorf>
jugenO. 0pr Dem Safe miro elm 8amz
busitab in Die Groe getrieben uno
baron Der Yreis bes II fplgenben
0ettgeIanees befeftigt. Sept beginnt
elmer Der Surnierri9ter nit einem bDlz
aernen G9lGgel auf Ben geIpannten
Srabt gu I6ldgen, Ser bumpfe SGms
tamlauts BON ii6 gibt, unb Der Wett=
ffreit fGngt an. .Mteiit gibt man 8erie
aus Dem Stegreif gum beiten; bispeis
len begniiet man ii9 aber aud oamit.
au3tpenoi9 @elerntes berSuia9en. Sr
Sen Gerien gibt Sic s5ugenb ibre 2iete,
lire M6neigung gu ertennen. Sin paa1
FOLDER 8erle mOgen bier mitgetbeilt
iein:
Oas MGO6en: sd babe Die Set
nift pereeFen, Oa mir 5uiammen faua
fen uno barfdufen gingen; aber Su,
ge0sntlt Oh nod mein?"
Ser SiingIing: Die Stimme, oil
i9 1ingen bore, lit Die Der Slang Del
gptoenen @lode; 10 fingt MIR mein'
innig Geliebte."
Mdo6en: Die ftpl5e 2umpe 9laubt
tie GlGnse mefr 6enn Der Mono; e
tomint Elm @inoItoB, uno lie erlii3t.'
Singling: Ser itpl3e Mono pG1n
Ii6E leu1ten6er 0e:ln Die Gdmpe; e.
fommt elm 8Dlf9en, unO er Deri6pin
oet."
MGo9en: r@enn Su mugit, per:
sen mir 3rei Gei0enipiirmern 9let9en
Die hon oemIelben 8latte leben uro ii.
Iet i'm elei6en 9orbe bouen."
Singling: rOu biit tpts Elm
9lume, Sic i6ren 0uft %rerloren; i'd
mac Did ni6t me6r."
MG66en: s@ir perOen i60n mi
gliidti9 fein; rein pie Der taetBe 8eis
f0fli9 tpie Der junge, CRIME Eets, fper
oen mir nie SUDDEN 6uften."
Singing: r0ir iino fir BAG Gebe1
p%ereirt; unfere 2iebe miro le6en 10
LANCE mir leben; d[les 2eio polen nj
aufummen tragen; mir iperoen Snglpe
uno Sal5 e1en, aufammen uno obn
81 Hagen"
9epDbnli6 lit Gas SrunszS buz6e'
bon 5ablreiGsn 9o45eiten gefolof
oeren Seine Ii6 in oieIem, BON De-
@nnamiten rper5ierter Wettftreit" ae
nannten poetiinen Surnter entpidclr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
&ttrnbahu= Tabrplats.
Danoalia Sine.

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ct. 3ous SpcI. tNl d.. 1 5O8m Ytttsbura SpcL, tdaia q. 8 2o8m
ct Bouts 9tn tdsi& sd Lob 7 00gm Rem Sort grprsb tdgd9 s. 8 6o9m
capital Gfpreb tsl s d. Z 109m S@negsr Bail tdJt@ -. 8 O09m
ct Souls @c tdI ...... 7 3)gm Serre Saute Citing Gce tas 10 25gm
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& s C elfnsbam Zee tdsI. I 90 Nm @ittsb grp, tdsI s g.. 6 56Rm
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ct 2ouis SpeiaI tasid s. IL 3bNm @htsburs GpcI tdaIid d IL 25Nm
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Binsennes g.preb tdgf...... s 5Oam Binseunes @rpreb tasfiS. 10 sOmv
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-13
&lspslano, Gtnc,nrcfs, Ghsceeo Il 9t. xcuts Aatimay,

&lspslano, Gtnctnrcn, Chicago & 9t Gcuas Asaiway,
&IeseIaub 0tbtfitA
absaze antunsi
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Raiderbnder eb tdaI d &s.. 9 559m amerieau grpres tdaE6 .. 6 A5@n.
Sosoo & Detroit gp tasI. s SONm Is & linton 9Th aoom. :. 8 l5Rm
81. souts Dibiftou.
Sin, snbps & ct eGgp tds IL O5gm american eyprsb to. ...... 4 oOgm
ct 4outs Iccont 7 15Bm 81. 9uIts @rpreb tdgl S.. 7 15gm
soufspeaeru 1n ta d a. IL o5Gm aRatn & & Saute 4e ....1 10 assam
ct Souls egprs.., tasI d 5 II 45gm = & Bottom Elm tssl ds. 2 sossu
serre Saute & gafn Mee.. s oesm 8afbinsten @sp, taI DIS. 6 O5Nm
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ct 3onS & Gin Ronters tas 1 S0Sm @tnernnoiNcc .......,l 10 30Bm
Cincinnati tsls a 45@m @me II ct 9 9b tds......1O 56gm
aemetanati eEp tas :...... 7 soxn sbie & ct seEpteb sd & ps II s5B~
s s'atinnsti S sasss ss tag! p:::: ] ] s ssssa s Ssite Ct a = s ssssfi is sF' ps ! sssa
9cuispiae erpreb ........- 8 65s9m SnSianapoliS aa, auss. Stss o 4oRH
@insinnati Mmom 80. 4 00Rm Cine & 2Onisb sahtsp BI sl1 hos~
.gine & sBaib 8 s d & p 8 sosm Cine SmSs & ct 8 Ct ts liz oowai
Gbieaso 9~tbtitou.
Chicago aadtesprst tasI /. Il 1ssm Cine @a&tsgpseb, tagI So 3 sogn
@beaso gaat Special S tal 2 20Ym @inc 9a@t Special, tast' 4 40gm
aan:ate Mecom .......-. Z OOBm Sanahe Aeeom. ....--. 10 30EE
s as;s. si st. s s:sss1 t i1 3 ! P ; l, ! a assm 81 sn si S5 esEs ssss tas' p d.. : : c ess.
ea6apette Gcccm 49,. s 25Rm gtne & s9afb s. g., tasI p 6 o5aH
Wi&isau S~tsifion.
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eItbart Gee tdsi1 ....--. 8 5Ogm sRiGsam Grpses..------ 8 153m
Yeoria Sisifton-rs
Rsorio grpres tSaH& 8 ....1a 15gm Columbus & @anc ep tal 8 s soBm
Secrta grpreb & NaI. 49,. Z 95Em Champaign Meepm .....-.10 368m
aBeasrn @spssb tasIid d. IL 5sgm ~ & Obto Special 49,. 2 s5am
ghampaion Neeom ..-.... 4 10Rm $eona @rpreb tagli9 p &c d S0SX1
Seorsa O~tstfiom-SfIi&.
Columbus ertr.s tGaI. 49,. 6 OOGm apau Gccom.. 10 00Bm
Obio Speeial tdgI..-..... 9 5ORm Columbus Gsprsb tagl.. IL 3e@n
ssnn assom. 8 16Rm columbus esprt taI s---la ooRts
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11
YORK CLOSING STOCKS



The Sun Eance Of the Cannibsls Of
Kokomo island Is completely covered
by copyright and can only be seen in
THE Elk's Tooth" It Is realistic and
viii be produced exactly % can stfll
be seen among the canuibsls d the
South Sea Islands.
There have been . great mssy mus-
icai comedies written ~ the hsS few
years, but very few 0f them ecutaiD
% much real merit and originality %
THE Elk's Tooth" All have = few
good points, bat when one cCatatns
the combinatjon q sparkling witty
dialogue; rapid action, catehy t1na1ui
missile. pretty .asncgS.' beautiful eos
tunes and scenery the reasons ere
obvious why The E1k's Teeth NESTS
with instant fayos.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

- -Lrf $40
Speaker Cannon and everybody else
admits that. there 10 no question IN
the minds Of the people Of the United
states AZ TO the justness cf The imtiie.
date admission Of Oklahoma and In.
dian territory. And yet because New
Mexico and Arizona had their friends
nave the audacity 10 make u night
Tor separate admission, and also for
a recognition of the principle Of the
consent Of the governed. the speak
er announces his Intention Of at
tempting to defeat the viii Of the
people regarding Oklahoma. And this
old autocrat claims to be Q product
OF the American system Of govern
men,. How long will the voters ol
-. ceG=. s.ali such i-1cs!tioa?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

IL the THOUSAND " "a New Mex.
leans and the dozen or 90 Afisonians
Who have been making such . per.
slstsnt howl in favor Of Joint state
hood mad worked a. earnestly tor
separate statehood. Arizona and New
Mexico would. in all probability have
been admitted a. separate states BY
the . congress. A minority ci
the members of the present congress-
want 10 pass a Joint statehood bill
n 10 only because Of the constant
m,srepreseutation by people OF New
Mexico. and Arizona Regarding the
sentiment Of the territories That shs
advocates Of Joint statehood In con
sres. are able TO make the least head
way. II 10 only bv q resort to tn
mos, disgraceful buli-doAng tactic
thai they now have any hope Of bein'
ao.s = x-ss -. 2as-sass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

MIR. r.. l.. NJ. Ross idea OF a Com
merclal club directory containing =
briet, attractive wr!te-up OF a We
gas IL an exceptionally good one
The club directorate mas endorsed
the pan. which viii, Wunout doubt,
ALSO appeal saUngiy 70 the members
* II the intention 70 have tnis al
rectory attain extremely wide clrcu'
la;Son and especial efforts will %
mace to put Ii In the hAnda OF every
one who ~ thinking Vi conAiias to lAs
vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

The sentiment Of the people Of this
country isFpNptdsy changing on he
the statehodd question q the peo-
pie undefstand better The facts In
volved. Especially IL there IN IN.
ststence, even among some Of the
most prejudiced papers q the. sest
on the Justice VI 'Atis0aa's and New
.Mextco's claim to . separate vote On
the question OF the adoption OF .
consultation, In case an enabling act
be passed.
1t nov Aeems certain that there 10
NO possibility OF the passage Of the
Hamilton statehood bill, unless, n
|least the Foraker amendment permit.
ting 4 separate vote by the terrific
ries be adopted. The speaker and hiz
hackers are afraid to give the terri.
tories q square deal IN this matter.
THE president also seems unwilling
that they should have . square deal
The avowed policy Of the supporters
OF the Himilt0n bill 10 to force Il
through without amendment or to al
low Il to remain in a pigeon hole
THUS keeping out Oklahoma and pro
venting statehood Of any kind.
But such arbitrary, un-democratis
methods az this will serve a usefu
purpose. whether or not any new
states be, created. The people ar
awakening to- the tyrannical tactics
lof. the .~oligarchy that. assumes to ruiz
the country, and Cannon and all hs
stHnrs IN, Will receive such n rebuk.
ere long from the plain people. tha'
It will 1t least be a long time be
fore any single individual seeks Il
make himself the altcctat Of tht
lIlnit&dN stateaJra
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

Our spItefui mes in congress,
WHO are. seeking % Enact iaeasufes,
now that the joint s~txleno0A Dlh y
practically dead. 10 sappress gAm0-
ing In .,he territories. iniAxjAe. no
douot, that they wound be takiny
deep revenge upon the tarritOrtss.
Thsls Il. ! large number u people
In both territories wig object most
strenuously 10 the arbllrary methods
of the house leaders, but WHO would
very heartily advocate the enactmsns
az q federal law suppttssing gamt-
ling.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

The presidents message TO , con.
grsss tranSmiMing Information %
the progress OF work It Panama 10 an
emphatic declaration Of confidence
In the integrity and efficiency NJ. the
commission. and In general pf the
management At 49, enterprise
The difficulties q the situaiien are
fully recognised. The tax upon smsn's
energies. the perspnal sacrifice in un'
dertaking work 20 Tar removed from
the opportunities and associations ii
the United States, the exposure 10
disease and the still more dangerous
exposure to calumuy, are comment
ed upon and taken, into account. Ap'
probation OF what the men do who
accept employment on the isthmus
is stated in such clear Language and
| emphatic tones that no member OF
congress and no citizen outside OF
| congress can question the presidents
full confidence In the merit OF the
men who have entered upon this great
work.
Recognizing the personal sacrifice
which every capable mar must make
who accepts service on the isthlmusi
the president insists that proper com
p~ensation should In all; cases be
made. This Is in response TO the a.
tacks made by certain members 81
the senate upon reported expenditures
on account OF salaries paid TO canal
employees: and 1t will be. accepted By
the public az q vtndicatien Of the &C.
ton Of the commission II authorizing
the payment OF the salaries. which l.
CT. sr two instances have been ortiz
eyed. sn,rs.
Progress on the isthmus - shown
10 be highly satisfactory. although 81
yet attention has been given In
large measure to sanitation ~ z ster
preliminary and yet essential e, work
On the canal itself. It would be I'm
practicable 10 carry On 10 great an
enterprise, employing SO large a. mum
Der Of men and under such adverse
| climatic conditions, unless MUCK AZ
tenti0n were given to sanitation. Thii
has occupied a large part Of the time
and a great share q the energies Of
the management, but the results
ccineyed are satisfactory and give
assurance OF uninterrupted pr0sec7i
tion OF direct work upon the cans
when a definite plan has received tn
approval II congress and the presi
denv.
IN all this there 10 much that Y
pleasing to the people. who 1ustl.
look upon the isthmtan canal as
great national enterprise, to thu
sreaoy and successful completion q
whEh the honor Of the nation y
pledged. tn confidence felt By
Prsyident R0sevelt will be shared
by tie people, ON the strength Of. hi
assurance thst everything thus fa'
has been properly conducted ant
that On reprWch Of ~inef1ciency O
stain or dishonor rests against an,
Of ~ responsible men connected
with ne commission o. the work .
PanamH~-DenSes Republtcama 49,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

Thomas. Hardee. Of Madison. Florf.
is, = man l0f c~onsiderao.e means, Is
anxious to engage III some sort Of
manufacturing business In Las We
gas. Who II prepared to give him
a safe and sane tip? The gentle
man wishes to make his nome here
because the moist, mlld climate Of
Florida does not agree with MIN.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

Mr. Carnegie remains the largest
paye rof personal taxes In New York
city, being assessed, however, on
merely $4,000. 900. The assessors
think Il unwise TO increase the assess
ments on Mr.. Carnegie and the other
millionaires. feartne they would
clear out entirely with their legal
residences" 81
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

II u possible that the safest, and
sahest TIP that can BE- givap v MI.
Hardee of Florida. elsewhere men.
toned, II keep out of manufactur.
Ing business and look around for
something else" 4
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

still Kansas has had a very mild
winter, compared with that which has
been dished out to New Mexico. To-
peka State Journal. The Journal was
referring to southern .New Mexico.
W hers W have. had : delightful.
bright. and sunny winter.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

A-ccordiss, 10 n q. DIN I CO. IN
nual report n commercial failures,
1905, made Vi musAi betteK. seQving
'tAaG AZ x>ex, sthss0gupsswsaA6lagn
- 9sn1AE NO. sssss'
StI ~. oSS:v 'uabihdss; UQi,S7sisal
The. yaat lbesore-pumber, s13SSSi rs.
aeta.S )s4xssAtG; sasabilitlssa Sfst.2osf
al. New Mexico In 1905 . n0t
charged with Z single failure. while
10 1904. thers, we've ssven. sgEresstins
3as:sss u. flelfu.ifs. p l.,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

The British feet at Wci-hai-wei
which Admiral RJjestveusky declares
was ready to attack him In case be
had defeated Togo. turns out to have
consisted Of one secondclass cruiser
and a dispatch boat. II Is . pity
70 have a brave sailor like Rojestven'
sky become SO ridiculous after be,ag
&c .s.... srcyEcsa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

II seems likely that the bill now
known ~ the ,Adatsistration rate regA
uiation bill has discarded. stsH slasYas
providing. that 4 political commission,
shall have bower u NJ 4 maximum
rate. sa,ss "A
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

WI sometimes 3 reason TO re.
gret that our representatives, like
those Of France, cannot compel the
.~estgnation Of "a administration when
Il seeks to enact legislation ts.ss.t r.
not favorably regarded BY the PEG
pie.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

II Ii not 70 be imagined because
Governor Pattison made use n \
footwarmer 1t his inauguration he y
much inclined 10 the rsalady Of cold
feet"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

The ~acqulsision Of the Denver.
Enid 4 Gulf road BY the Santa re
means 4 direct Santa ~ route from
Denver to Galveston.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

rhs army Z ~ Isis = PiasA u
reported 70 hlWs mt IT, gsn behlnA'
- Acor andf rome ~ 70 pick pine.
apples.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

/, The, late 'Ju6Ss. TuIey q Chicaso.
Who devoted ., long iieesNnss'to sue
cessfai and publlc.spititef york =
tho nv. leavsS an estate vsiaed =
S4o.oNo THIS II mhch ! issss tha
what many u our leading life ins,s.
asce. officials can y up froa thsss
saisries Ia . single year ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

The thriving condition Of the Las
Vegas Commercial club ought to BE
source q satisfaction tossvery good
citizen.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

waiter NellmAn sayt u ~ posi-.
be to reach the north pole In 45
hours from Spitssnbefg. BY airshtp.
He doesn't state how long It will
take The relief expedition 10 bring
him back."--Denver Republican.
The relief expedition Il to 90 on
ahead. a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

rtssimmchss writes sinoe he made
up with his wife. that be a sorry
he gave that St0rysto The Optic the
other day. NJ. .
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

ai4As vsgass wDvshevsN . warm well
come Tor tho chicago commercial VS.
tprs when they reach thtp, city.

Mayor 10ss va aceustomed 70 the
1llwaxkee produet. \ The Arizona
brand was too strenuousifor him..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11
WHITE CneMEE,

For womea's Chcmisc made Of
Muslin, Lawn and Nainsook.
Price from soc. to $3.50.
olgAcNg0 oAMASk TAOAG
7se hssvy ooAin., sals price 60,
500 hsavy, 7iia. sale price ooe.
si.so Fine, 12i-n., iHsh, saIs prses,
SITS
500 Hsavy. Pain. sesteh, saIs price,
73e
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11
WHITE SKIRTS.

For Ladies' Cambria Skirts, deep
fiounces Of lawn. with spaced tucks
and wide hemstitched hem. Price
from S5c to 14.50.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

New York Money MARKET.
New York, N. r.. JAn. i1l.-Mone,e
ON call s0s; Prime Msre4ntile PAPER
8 -; silver, s. IS. -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

Kansas city Livestock.


Kansas CITY. January n.-Cattle
receipts, 1000. including 400 south.
erns; strong; native steers, $4,000
5000; southern steers. e2.75Qt4.75;
southern cows, 5000 $3.50; native
cows and heifers. $4,000 $3.50; stock
ers and feeders. S3,00044,5O; bulls,
q ,25M@4.O0; calves. e3.OO@$ $500;
western steers. s3.5O@S5.6O; western
cows. 92.50@ S4.0O.
sheep Receipts.
Sheep receipts. 1900; weak. Nut.
tons. $4,000 @G.l0; lambs. $500
$3.50: range wethers. @6.50G$660;
fed ewes. $4.50Q$6.GO.
o. Louis Wool Market.
st. Louis. Mo-. January ll.-Wool
steady. unchanged. /.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-11

Chicago MaekttA 5,
wheat---May. IS IA; July. 81 rs. IS
Corn-May. rs IL; July As -.
Osts-May. q IS: July. 50 -.
Posk-Jan.. 1850; May. 1870.
!. lArd-Jan.. .752, II; May. ~ Ia.
Ribs-Jan., 767 IL; May. no.
- ~
tn eAstai Marriott.
New York, ". Y, Jan. ll.-Iead
and copper quiet ard unchanged.
st. Louis. No., Jan. 11.--epsllas
Arm. s65.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23
Sbtly Hollomon and Willie Rno,,o,,n

and cns ps h were to go into given community in this ~
ennnhg nme strictly to facts abort th country
noneny like c which rainbow chaser like Hooman and @
cheap shows FOR THEIR GAIN ana & aggregation OF
But such is condition AN'' he would be laughed al
by $50 business %e eo wn has . proposition signed
the streets of Jacksonville next fall project OF their
To fool people after wear ou,o ~
what Carter and Hr IT the of ckev
sonve an nsoe OF the late amented Barnum were 70 ~
whout knowing them, aa. VIZ 10 visit Jack
@ warer the ghost of the prince Of ar t Messrs Holoman
merchants S5o s oSesance to his masters iouSV
from crowds that %oud ys they RECEIVE BENE TT
bnaU nave conceived the profitable ee because Carter
'u'n belongs exclusively to them uea mat this particular
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23
THE WAY II

the opposition Of ais elected s last fall MAN face
lauded tho @ qualification editorial exnression IN which
MAN "a oui admiration and pronounced COMING
forced conclusion experience with the safety
hat Jerome
stamp BY the THE PRESSURE brought on public men of MS
Perkins and S interests Of the country failure to
anu the revelation
conduct him. Wb oh New York to file charges official mis-
and Mr. Jerome charged with nonessance
TN 'erome He had great opportur, a.. h - . ,rove
'A' 0'ces OF evil too strong for him Du 10 'aea VV
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-23
E d I T
Musions---One By One We See Them Fade
THE SUN
81

Hlusions--One By One We See Them Fade.
One of the penalties living than years af m
has reached the age that the his %
shed illusions fade.
We have always the opinion that impossible 10 on
oneself with safety We formed this opinion from anu
practical of its TRUTH but because other peop
whose Judgment faith, had declared 1t to be
We know that cut himself safety
razor We tried for the first time this week.
thought of William Travers Jerome d
We had faith Jerome thought he was man Of great
courage answering integrity unmpeahabe of pn
The writer had personal acquaintance with Years
duration He of of New York newspaper reporters
called daily Jerome for items
always a JEROME MAN most of the other nawS
paper York Since his Immediate Scene
activities he has watched through newspapers tho
of Jerome and has taken copous drafts satisfaction at the
way doing things. " vi"