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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
HEARST SUING PRIZE FIGHTER.
Wants TO Realize Upon $4,000 Check
Posted as Forfeit Money.

Bakersfield, Cal. Aug. 30.-Wil-
liam r. Hearst Jointly with the First
Bank of Kern is suing Aurello Her
rera for 81 900 as result OF the Her
rera-Ne.son fiasco at Los Angeles in
May. Hearsts Los Angeles Examiner
was holder OF a check for $4,000, de-
posted as forfeit money. After the
fasco Herrera stopped payment on the
check. Hearst is now trying TO col
lect.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
SCANDAL AT INSANE ASYLUM.
Attendants Accused of Maltrcating u
Patient.

Bolivar. Tenn. August So The
Western Hospital for the Insane,
west of Bolivar, is having breezy
time at present. Rumors of NAL
treatment to patients have been
floating in for the past week. The
elimination was reached on Sunday
last, when parties on the highway
saw three attendants handle one
Green Nunnery. a patient. in no gen
tie manner.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
sIDIRoN HEROES IN POLITICS.
'crett Lake and Frank Butterwof1h
Seek Office in Connecticut.

New Haven. Conn, Aug. S0.-Two
1 Yale and Harvard gridiron heroes
day plunged luto Connecticut poll
Lake. the former Har-
I'd half back and Frank Butter
birth. Yale's most famous full back,
d son OF p. F. Butterworth. former
congressman from Ohio. Lake was
|nounced as a candidate for lieu
nant governor by the Republican
te machine Butlerworth was an
unced as Republican candidate for
he senator from New Haven.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
Statement Of Director.

Philadelphia, Avg. 30.--John Con
verse. a prominent director Of the
Real Estate Trust company. when
question about reorganization was put
to him, said he hoped depositors
would be paid in full. He said they
would receive at least so per cent o.
their deposits.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
Preparing For His Receptio n
and Speech Tonight.
Spent Last Night at Home Of Lewis
Nixon Left Steamer ON
Yacht.
FELLOW NEBRAsKANs MET HIM

New York. Aug. sO.-William Jen-
nings Bryan is resting today aboard
the steam yacht Il!ini at anchor of
Stapleton. Staten Island The ne
braskan is outstanding his strength
tor the reception tonight. when for
over 2 hours he will forecast in a
long speech the issues of the coming
campaign.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
MOB Fooled.
Broke In Jail, Overpowertd sheriff,
But Got No Victim.

Mobile. Aug. 30.-A mob of several
thousand battered down the jail doors
last night in an effort to secure ami
lynch VIII Thompson, a negro, who
confessed to criminal assault. The
sheriff and guards made a desperate
resistance but were overcome. Thomp-
son was secreted earlier in the even
ing and the mob was unable to find
him. Z
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
YELLOW FEVER SUSPECTS.
Two Men Held for Examination al
Natchez, MISS.

Natchez. Miss. August So Unit
ed States Marine hospital surgeons
are on the way here from New Or
leans to Investigate two suspected
yellow fever cases. One is that OF a
white man who came here several
days ago from vidalia. La. the other
a negro. who came here from Ferri-
day. La. Both were III when they ar.
rived.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
INDIAN UPRISING
FIVE THOUSAND BREAK OUT IN
OPEN REVOLT.
Militia sent to Sabine River, Hundred
Miles From Coast of
Vancouver.

Vancouver. B. c.. August 80. -
Five thousand Indians on the Sa-
bine river, 100 miles fronrAhe coast,
have broken out in open revolution
A call was sent TO Vancouver for the
militia. The trouble arose over the
fisheries question.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30

p It was stated the other day in
London police court, in the case or a
man charged with stealing an army
captains gold-laced shoulder straps
s than their intrinsic value was 8
r cents although they are sold for
V s3.75.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
The State Board Of Agriculture
To Meet Here During Convention

Hon. Hubert vreeland. commits
sloner of agriculture and lmmlgra-
ton. yesterday promised Secretary
Coons of the Commercial club. that
he will call the state board 10 NEE,
a Ppdpcah during the immigration
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
Paducah Representatives.

New York, August 30 Padueah
zen here for the reception to viii
I'm J. Bryan are Joseph L. Fried
pm. r. b. Phillips, l.. B. Ogilvie
ID w. S. Rieke.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30

more familiar with the importance of
immigration. and also TO put the
board in position to cooperate with
the Paducah Commercial club and
the citizens of Jackson's Purchase.
Governor Beckhsm said he Will be
present unlexs something conflicts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
Body of Wealthy Illinois Farmer Is
Found ON Road.

Bloomington. H., Aug. SO.-The
body Of James Gibbons. riddled with
bullets. was found near Pano.a today.
He was on his way home from El
Paso when he was sssassinated by UNI
known parties. Gibbons was a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30

Miss Loretta Billings. of Jackson
vile, Florida, is here to spend the
winter with the family OF Mr.. B. ].
Billings, of Monroe street
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30


The institute is to be the china
ed by the department In southweste
products from many OF the counties
The sessions viii occupy three
viii be held. probably. In the Kentu
on by the Paducah Commercial olu
The commissioner said that
from other sections of the state, as
farmers Of the central counties.
Yesterday Secretary Coons. Of the
Commercial club. spent the day In
Frankfort, Ky, in the interest OF the
citizens of Paducah and McCracKen
county. on his return he said:
Governor Beckham and Commits
sioner Vreeland provided me with
state documents, appointing Andreas
II. veltschberger. OF Vienna, Austria.
special commissioner OF immigration,
TO work In connection with the Padu-
cah Commercial club. In the inter
ests OF the immigration movement
The governor and commissioner ex
pressed themselves as being in hear
~ sympathy with the work the Com
merclal club Is doing on immigra-
ton. aud the governor stated that he
expects to be present al the conven-
ton on the fourth and fifth OF Octo-
Der. unless some thing unforeseen pre-
vents him. He heartily endorses the
Commercial clubs immigration
scheme with the caution that the un-
desirable element should be careful
~ weeded out
For some time the Commercial
club has been making efforts to Sc
cure the next annual state Farmers
Institute Yesterday Commissioner
Vreeland agreed TO give Paducah and
Mccracken county. a special meeting
OF the state institute. to be known as
the general round mp of the insti-
tutes. for the years work. st which
meeting. the commissioner and board |
will secure the following men OF ia.
tional reputation, to handle the sub
jects assigned to them.
Agriculture n. Coburn, secre-
tary OF the state boaed OF ayrlcul- |
ture. OF Kansas.
Immigration Commissioner gen
eral. =. W. Sergeant, OF the depart
ment Of commerce and labor. Wash
ington. d. C.
Forestry Clifford w. Plnchot, os
the bureau Of forestry. OF the ma
tlonal department of agriculture.
Labor Hon. Samuel c. Comp
ers. head OF the federation OF labor
Soils Dr. syrus c. Hopkins. dean
of the Agriculture college, OF Illinois
Good Roads Samuel C. Lancas-
ter. consulting engineer Of the
United states department a>sgricui-
ture
Corn and Corn Prody = Prof
p C. Holden, vice deapf = the Iowa
experiment station. OF mes, Iowa.
Professor Holden rtnout DOUBT.
Is the ablest expert on corn and corn
products in the United States. ana
probably any other country. and to
hear his lectures, and hear him ex-
plain in details the wonders OF the
proper production of this great sta
pie. is well worth the attendance or
any farmer In Kentucky In fact. ev-
cry expert mentioned for the various
subjects above. stands at the head
OF his profession and a recognized
authority.
"As a further favor. Commission
or vreeland will offer number Of
valuable prizes for various products
grown in Southwestern Kentucky.
"1he date for this meeting will be
arranged as soon as the directors or
the Farmers Institute and the Com
mercial club can confer on the mat
ter. Probably. il will be held the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30

Fair tonight and Friday. The
highest temperature reachec
yesterday was ~ and the lowest
today was 62.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD HERE
Commissioner Vreeland Gives Names
OF Lecturers Furnished By
The State.
PRIZES OFFERED FOR BEST PRODUCTS

Paducah will farmers institute under the direction OF
Of the most learned
United States lecture those IN at
yesterday
the Commercial club
OF the county Institutes being
southwestern Kentucky and prizes for the best
of the will be offered by the
days the latter part OF October and
heater The date will be
b Paducah and the
The commissioner delegations be present
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
last week I'm October.

last week In October.
Commissioner Vreeland and his
associates have pledged large dele
cations for all the eastern counties,
and It remains for the local citizens
and the farmers OF the county to
make this the greatest Farmers
meeting ever held In the United
States"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
GIRL IN RED WITH
SELLS.FLO1O SHOWS
Mam'seiie Rouge. . Colorado Girl.
Has Become Celebrated as the
Champion Premier equestrienne.

Twenty wears ago Pierr" Roq,iet
and his family. consisting Of Nine,
Rnquet and two M reached Colo
RADIO direct from France. As America
was TO be their future home. this fam
lily of pioneers decided IL would h"
wise to follow the profession of stock
raising on u higher plane than was
ever known In the west. Strange to
say. II this story of foreign adventure
into new lands. the family was com
paratively rich in this worlds goods.
and not of the very poor immigrant
class so well known In western his
tory. The sons were well educated
and brought up as become parents
of intelligence In the old world.
Shortly after their arrival a baby
girl appeared on the scene. and joy
was supreme. for now the big brothers
had a little wee pet sister, Marie
ROquet grew to womanhOod In the
free open air of Colorado. and under
her brothers tutelage became the fore
most ~horsewoman in the entire west.
Pierre Roquet decided then to visit
the scene Of his early caree and
little Marie begged to see her parents
old homestead in France. At this time
NJ. Roquet conceived the idea of a
convent education for the beautiful
daughter. But after her free life in
her wild western home. she lot only
rebelled. but for ten years was an
unknown quantity in the family his
tory. all the while keeping her mother
and brothers informed as I o her vel,
fare.
One night, after a performance at
the Circus Care. Amsterdam. Of The
Girl i'm Red" a g%ray-haired old French
man pushed his way through the
throngs to the dressing tent. and
while, the applause of the multitude
re sounded In his ears he embraced the
! most famous circus rider of the day.
! exclaiming, My little Marie." Now
known throughout the old world as
"Mam'selle Rouge" this same little
Colorado girl had become celebrated
as the champion premier equestri-
| enne of the circus world. After A
years negotiation II has finally been
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
Big MEETING
OF DEMOCRATS
Is1naaannsa fraa Esase IL

sas8asHNsA tEuaa RaSe IL
saissa s~1&raaesass aadisi0aal eammsagn
funds Ia b- asxa In thai eleesksa Ne
an. eanginexas aAaa such fnnas acre
mhNss tsS the asagT0s~ ~ ~eosEnPsiae sae
ssaeFs and @Aesaaaa a~ffaraals- Ne he-
iaes- that the i~sV~anity of any sDs"
ernmena ~ tAs people deE@aaAAs mHsosa
the purity 81 aAe ballot ami we essn-
denim the pEssens republican aeaegzte
in esngEess and the republican pagty
for s0rEapaing the ballot in cur terri,
tsFy. The nahlle eansciesaee must
and will ar - aroused that sach usail
taeal c0grurssson will ~ hunger b.
tolerated In tar a,eiosed Territory,
9Th We eoademn Ihe last r.pns
liean Legislature for its gross exsEsga'
ganee and waste NJ the peoples saoAer
and demand that n thorough investi-
cation ir made ~ To how the thssaas,
ands of dollars appropriated and es,
pended without any accounting ever,
a. set. being made for continssna ex,
penses u the legislature aud Ia pay
the expenses Of the Legislative commit
tees appointed to visit and Inspect
the various Territorial institutions
7th. We commend the action of
the governor Ut the territory In direct
ing n thorough and impartial insessi'
eatlan of the various departments NJ
the territorial government and hereby
pledge him our united support in all
his efforts to support and purify local
administ ration. We believe tina, the
tax payers Of the territory should re-.
ceive full information a. 10 the man
ner In which their money has been
expended and that corruption In office
should no. only be exposed but the
guilty parties prosecuted and the
money dishonesty expended or stolen
from the public treasury recovered.
We believe that the Investigations now
started should not stop with terrlior'
iai officials. hut extend 10 the various
officials of ain counties of the terri
tory.
18th. We favor the passage of a Law
by the territorial legislature requiring
with every change Of administration. a
thorough Examination OF the records
NJ every territorial official by compe
tent non bipartisan expert accountants
with a view VI securing strict honesty
In the administration Of public al
fairs. Investigations heretofore made
In the territory by partisan committee
or individuals have proven 10 he little
more than a farce and the expendi
lures In conducting them a waste oi
the public revenue"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
SUN DAIRY.

BY an agreement with The Western
Union Telegraph Co. advertisements
for the classified columns OF this
paper may be sent to The Optic office
without extra charge TO you.
Ring q Western Union call box, or
call The Western Union by telephone.
and a messenger will bring your want
ads TO US.
Rates. cents per line of six words.
or 90 cents per line per week.
All such ads must be accompanied
by the cash.
The Western Union furnishes lei
sengers for the delivery OF notes, par.
GELS. Invitations, etc. at low cost. sol
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Black Batistes in 80 and - inch
widths, blsck - . crev's back With
asiikly iustrs, oil wool materials In
unusual values. 30. IS, 10 and LOO
Black English 6eress, "a inch
widths, beautiful blacks and hard
twisted materials. To see them In
10 admire them. Prices Is asd 100
Black american Serses, DO inches
eide, guaranteed blacks Of very iue
qualities at 81. IS and 5c
BLACK Lsnsdowne, 20 inches wide.
a twill woven, silk and wool fabric
with a bright lustrous appearance.
Splendid qualities at 10. 81 and 7Dc
Black Eolieues Do and 10 inches
in width. . soft. wiry black material
in plain and dotted weayes, very
pretty and fashionable. Prices -
cents and up to ....~ .-1.jO
Black Drap Soleil a inches In
width. 4 beautiful silk wool fabric
with a lustrous color. fTtce per
yard ....... $50
Black Nuns Yelling b and II in
ches wide, = beautiful silky black.
Qualities without a comparison for,
per yard, IS and zoe
Black Popllns, 81 and 40 inches
wide, beautiful silk wool material
with a cord surface. Brilliant, lus-
trous blacks ut per yard, 70, loo
and 1.sS
Black Alpacas, 80, 3s and 10 inch
widths. beautiful jet blacks with .
silky lustre. Values without equal
at 80, 6, u and -S5c
Black Sicillians i'm :s6, b. ~ and "A
inches wide, In plain, check and fig.
ured wsayes at 10, Ga % and H5c
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN
GOES nEAoloNo OVER cLlFF

SaRta RaEtsasa. Cal, S@ga- a@~Fhs
SECOND ssrsgua u train NJ a. "a The
Sasaihera Pacific. senG cs.F tAe ettff
Rear Sea Gin this BassEalag 4 -
lief train ~ sect from Santa Tar.
hsra nssasis are understandable. but
IL il said thai several gseFs&ass acre
allied ard many injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

pSUf. Do@aae @na wife seana saaaaF
n III Porsenar.
Bo Long arrived = towa fEoaa nsa
serssstardss afssenDa
n Begno Il c~aadEiapl.a IL an
the city today 90 h&aslness.
Juan Das~n In IN H. city to-day fbuan
HI home In l. csas.sfa aR business
T.. @. nenkans. o araflseAer In sAnep-
is here fEun Lamar. Colo, on business
beat
Sheriff Caeoles aomeEO and family
ana Miss Stella BrsasTd speRi SUNDAY
al II Porvsnir,
MIRA. At Ellis ot LiG,le Rock. Ara
and Miss Lsaise Jones of Cincinnati.
are speniing a few days i'm town.
Miniam returned to this city last
ri-hf from . business trip through
kAe IoTtheTa part Of the territory.
= leo. l.. Gus has lone down 20 Beien.
d. A.. probably 10 take charge If the
Y a'abllc schoos at that promising loan,
J. A. Bunse. n farmer residing out
.rsga Barring. Mo. h. visiting al in.
saltd brother a -. Anthany's sanltar'
ium.
Harry Hoskins arrived home In this
Giiy from EpEis Sunday morning and
NIl visit a week in this city with
his father, ID. r. Hoskims and family.
Mrs. II. =. Mekenestrick returned
hune yesterday afternoon from Los
= Angeles, where she underwent medi'
eai treatment with benefit to herself.
Rev. n. 4. Morley and Ira g. Haz-
gard left tor Chicago last night 10
bring out % Las Vegas another party
Of ia~nd.seekers, home. seekers and In
sest0rs.
Mateo Luian. who spends much Of
his time on his ranch in Union county.
visited his family here for several
days and left for Clayton yesterday
afternoon.
l.. A. Myers. a big merchant Of Whit
tier. Cal. passed through for ~. Louis
on a purchasing trip. being me, at the
depot here by his old friend. Colonel
A. s. Taylor.
A. v. Schuier. Of teavenworth.
Kas., left for the Winsor ranch out
from Glorieta this morning on a hunt
ing trip which he had been planning
for some weeks.
8. w. Jarratt and wife Of 1t. Louis
have returned to town from a tour
OF the towns of Mora county. In the
interests of the J. II. Mclean patent
medicine company.
J. s. Duncan came down from Den
Yer last evening and continued on 10
Santa Fe where Il meeting Of the ter
ritorial board OF equalization will be
held during the week.
J, r. Blair. dealer In hardware ana
implements at Artesia. n. NJ. also a
real estate and land broker at that
future great. has been visiting town
accompanied by his wife.
]. y. Mackel and Colonel II. T.
Twitchell returned home 10 this city
Yesterday afternoon from Boise City
where they attended the sessions al
the National Irrigation congress,
Philip HOFFMAN. the oid-time citi
zen and successful business man, Il
about town from Pasture, wher" he Ii
al the head of a big mercantile c"n
Germ that bears the family name.
Miss Helen Kelly left the city yes
terday afternoon for South Bend Ind,
where she will attend school al The
convent at Notre Dame, She was q
student In the same institution last
year.
Clarence Williams, WHO had beer
spending his vacation in tolfax coun
u. came home from Springer yester
day afternoon, accompanied by JAKE
Taylor, who will attend the city higf
school.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Tas@sa. kss sens, le--TAe saas
Eaaa faseF ~ the sanfa fe raaaRuaa
westward. 49, asEaaAea thAs 1saaas
ntne miles a@sa nj hansaes. haasas-
Ira "a. Mood &s hamsas CT @as I'LL
- aIsa - seeFasas. aaEausAas j H.
RAaFTaN If fssssssasn. Texas. Aegs IN
tagsd.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Black Mohairs in %. 70. ~ aud -
inch widths, in plain MOhair and
Tamis finish in . great variety Of
weights ranging In price frem %
cents up ID .,,,,...-....,ra+ a,p.s..s... ! 90
Broad .cooths In black and colors,
"a inches in widths, uniform weavss
and perfection finish ~ per yard, 81
cents and up to go
Black Brillisntines, d; to 10 inch
widths, in an endless variety OF tex
lures and weights hanging In price
from I'D cents up To ,. 90
Black Cashmeres and In colors,
36 TO i2inch widths. A large line
Of this ever fashionable material In
splendid values AT 10 cents up
W zee. s...t.-., --.-.s.-~- oeSg
Black pamss. 10 TO so inches in
widths. Beautiful blacks In un
usual values ut - cents and up
to $50
Colored DeLaines, ~ inches In
width, In pretty mixtures, plaids and
broken pIaids in q variety Of color
schemes at yer yard ..~ Doc
Beautiful plaids, - inch widths;
plaids are being shown everywhere
as the seasons favorite, u great line
at 10 cents and up to. ... =.
Shepherd plaids, &c inch widths,
a large line from which to make sell
lections at 30 cents and up to .,6Oc
Maxillas in color schemes, 36 In.
ches vide, q large and beautiful line
in pretty stripes and single white
thread designs At .~..,.~~ soc
New Tficot Flannels In colors, q
inches wide. a large line Of beautiful
colors from which to make selec-
tons ....~.... ~....~> zoe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
New Fall Outings

New outings for bath robes wrap
pers etc. An extra heavy weight In
large floral designs and solid col
New outings in hundreds Of pat
terms from which to make your sci.
ections at sts, 10 and 12isc
New French Flanneletts In floral,
Persian and unique designs ct 1871
anu -~..~..-.~...-"AOS
New Domestic Flanneletts In
many patterns and colorings at IS
New Arnold Serges. the world
wide advertised fabric In q beauti-
full lot Of patterns Of many hues
NJ O." ,'--"-..~st+---, -~. '''''s".-""".SOS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

|eenfrSctsa feT Ae~ sssrarAaee asxs
6zEls Nae szss1ans ss1saE sna IT,
gFext S~ellsksesa shows. ana 49, aaaas
aamaFwts ~ aesaainaa@ns@ saa ma1ss
r~aaae gxwassaaxs The Girl ~ NJ"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Have you a little money 10 invest
IL there anything safer than LAM
Banks mar break and credits fall
but land In the great southwest In ~
good as gold. Land ON the famous
Las Vegas Grant Is rapidly increasing
In value: some who invested twenty
days ago have refused 10 sell Tor an
advance of 17s per cent. You q do
as well II you purchase now.
We have q few big bargains In
houses In choice locations
For particulars see.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10


Corduroys. y inches wids 10
many col6n. unusually good quality
for :. s0c
Dress Nanssls, 30 inches wide In
al wanted colors st 10 cta and dic
New Black Silks
awsarwsli~ Lining Tkdstta- It's
. tried and true tstfetta In black
- we'll - Colors Soc
Black aGuaranteed~ TAffettas, 10
~. % and ~ inch widths, guaran-
tsed ID give absolute satisfactlon,
Beautiful blacks ~ u, Loo. $50
ana ..or. ts.~. ..s4s"~~-s.I.1O
Black Peau~ da. Suies In 81 inch
widths, beautiful jet blacks ut 70.
loo aud .....-....- ,... .....1.5O
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Give Fred NoIette's shaving parlor
a trial. 7-l3S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Figure with Patty on laying water
pipes. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10

Gregory's billiard tables are Away
in first class condition. 500
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-10
The MARKET REPORTS

The following quotations received
from f. ]. GRAFT 4 Co. Albuquerque,
N NJ, correspondent for Logan 4
Bryan, long distance phone: