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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
Mortpeaifche 0slnmenanf,t.

Nortpegen 5ei9net ft9 ni9t nur
bur4 feline Giorbe unb 8erse, fonbern
aud bur4 fetne 8lumens unb Diff
5u9t aus. 'Sn lebterer 5inIi4t per>
bient D%rontbeim gan5 befonbers gez
nannt au nerben, befen gr5eugniFe
Elm gang eigendrtises Mroma beiiBen,
tpabrf9einli9 infolee bes LANCE dnbale
tenben 0i9tes. pafarss f9reibt un>
ter anberem iiber bte1es 8apitel:
piles, mas ih ppn 8lumenfultur gez
feben babe, bleibt btnter 9rontbeim
Suriid. Sier finb ni9t aIein ale Sem
fter bi9t NIT 8lumet beieBt, mar bat
aud in ben 3immern oft gan3e 2auben
eingeri9tet. Sn ben @Grt9en Dor ben
9duIern bilbet Der 8oben etnen etns
Sigen Seppi9 bon Rofen, tpeiBen 2tlien
unb bielen anberen Blumen.
.Wetl bfe tpdrmen Maf1er bes Mtz
Iantif4en O5eons BET Oront6etm aus
unb- elm flieBen, bat bic @egetdtion
bier eth befonbers reiaes unb frif9es
@usfeben. 0aber biefe groBen 9tn>
ben, bober biefe Obfts unb Nubbdums
NIT BEN berrli9en @roma ibrer
Gri9te; TIT es bod auf eurppdtf9en
Qustelungen nteberbolt dusgefpros
den tporben, baB fi6 NIT benz Nroma
Der Orontbeimer Nepfel nt9ts perglei>
den laFe. Snfolge bss feu9ten &lis
mas pdbrt in Norpesen BITE 8liit6ens
pra9t ben garSen CONNER. Ho9 i'm
September min bas 8Iiben ni9t
tnben. Ibenbs erfiuen 2eofojen, Ges
feba unb 2abenbel bic Straben nit
benz fiiBeiten Duff. Dds merfpiirbigite
aber TIT bas @eiBbldtt, bos iiberaq an
ben 5Gufern emporrantt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
aiennbotemmotb Dor III sabren.

Menn man metnt, baB bic 9ienfts
botenfrage, bas &reu5 auer Sauss
trauen. elm probutt Der nsueIten 3eit
fet. 70 irrt man febr. S9on @oetbe
duBert ii9 baau. Oils WilbeIm Mei,
iter ndmIid, BON 2otbario unb Sarno
gefenbet. gu Sberefe tommt, empfGngt
ibn biefe nit folgenben Worten:
rneberbaipt miiFen Sic borlieb nebs
men, metns a04in TT mir sben our
gana unre4ten 3ett aus benz 9ienft
seldufen, unb elm Sue9t bat fi4 bic
9dnb 5erquetT9t. @s tbGte Not6, t9
perrt4tete ales fetbft, unb am Gnbe,
,penn nan fi9 bdrauf einri9tete,
miibte es aud geben. Man 1T nit
niemanb mebr geplagt aGs NIT ben
0tenftboten, es mill ntemanb bienen,
nidt einmaI fi4 feIbt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
Anfru6tbare 9dun,e.
gSirfiame atetboOen snr &erbeifabruno Der
Wrtt0asfdhiafeit.

0Nh crtNOEtl4UIuuQ CT
@rtraesfabtstett.
Die n5ranffurter 3eituno" empftno
bor etniger 3eit etne 3uf9rtft beg eSns
bats. baB Elm unfru9t6orer 8Qltu1
burb 8elaitung NIT 9teinen frudtbor
gema9t tpOrben fei. 2dut Der Wnoobe
bate man bic Steine tn Mebe qeieot,
NIT benen man bic etn3elnen Mefe 6es
8aumes berbunben bate. Die Be-
B%auptung itieb ouf 3petfel; neuere.
bon jenem gldtte empfangene Rorres
iponbenaen lafen jebo9 ben @9luB
gu, baB bic 4ngabe auf Wabr6eit be-
rubt. 60 f6retbt unter Mnberem ein
2efer aus O~ppenbetm:
sd bate etnen itarten 8trnbaum.
Der refde Gri4te trug; leiber ginq ct
mad benz 6o9nafer BON 1882 Elm.
Der Baum bate pteuei6t 40 Sabre
frtber etnen febr f9peren Tel6itein
glet9 pberfalb bes Stommes in Der
4~efegabelung dufgelegt befommen,
neil er unfru9tbar mar. Die fpGtere
Sru9tbarfet batirte BON bieier .3eit.
Ser Stein mar bur9 bic Nefte feitz
gepreBt fporben uno nt9t mebr ab8uz
heben."
.@s it," 10 bemerft etn Wlann aug
Qangenbteba9, npobl m6sIt9, bob elm
Baum infoIge BON 8elaituns fru9tbar
gemd9t tperben fam, Na9 metner
@rfa9rung ritbtt bic unfru9tbarfeit
monder 8Gume gum She'll baber, baB
fie tn Der Grbe boil fiBen. Maultpiirfe
nnb aud Maferrdtten unterpi6lert
oft bic gdume unb Ieeen bur9 TIRE
9dnse bic feinen Saugipuraeln frei,
mas CUR 5ofge bat, baB btefe ni9t eez
niigenb Nabrun9 aufne6men fDnnen,
I'm ben Baum fru9tbar gu MAIDEN.
Nu9 bet benz in &ebe ftebenben Baum
fam bites bet san gepeien fein. 8te
8~elditung, bic man inn gegeben bate,
muBte etnen Druid duf feinen Wur3elz
tbeil ausiiben, unb biefer Druid 5er<
ttDrte bic @dnse. DUFF btef @eife err
9ielten bic Sdugfafern ben n0t6igen
Nnf9luB NIT benz @rbret9. Bieaei9t
trot aud mod Der giinfttge umftanb
elm, baB Regen fiel. Der bic @uraeIn
enlightenment fonnte."
Nd9 Der 8erfi9erung etnes 2eiers
aus st. @alIen 1T Die Metbpbe, bic
8Gume bnr4 8elaftuns fru9tbar gu
MAIDEN, in Der S6nei3, tpenia1tens in
ben urtantonen, f4on felt mebr als
80 Sdbren %befannt, unb 1te tpirb btels
fa4 angepanbt. sd fa6," 10 er3Gblt
er, sfelbit tp~teberbolt, baB 8Gume, be-
fonbers Nepfelbdume, nit Steinen be-
f9pert tpurben. Die Stetne purben
NIT Strtden ober aud NIT DRAFT ouf
ben 3peigen befeitist. Die 8aumbez
tiger glaubten felt an bic Mtrfung.
TbatfG9li9 tpurben au9 Grfolee TOM
@ftottrt. Sd babe mid in etnem ssaqe
felbft iiberaeugen tDnnen, boB etipds
an ber SADIE it,"
Die 3uf9rtft zines 8eiiBers in
Darmitabt enblia befast: runfru9ts
bartlett fonf normaler unb gefunber
gGume fommt BON aG3ureiGem 5oftz
tpe4fel. So TT Elm betanntes Mittel,
fol9e 8dume bur9 M%nbrtnget1 LANCER
S4nitte am Stamm unb an ben
Netel gum 9rageH gu brineen. Dur9
BITE Gelafung Der 8dume beatp. Der
Gefte pirb baTelbe errei9t, benin bur9
bos 8tegen pirb Der @aftitrom gez
bemmt; Der Baum fest infolgebeHen
nebr Srn9taugen an, bic bann 3ur
@nttptdluns tommen. @tnsn glei9en
8ned berfolgt bas tn Weinbdu trete
benben 9esenben iiblt9e 8tegen Der
Reben, BITE, faft Su einem Salbtreiie
geboaen, dnoebunben Derben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07

Seine Miarter Tam nit Der oDn
Rhenmatismus nerolihen meroen.
Re3ept Wp. 2S51, BET (Eimer g.
Mmeno, linoert innen ulles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
0dnte.
. O u N ~ ollie.

San MntontNs 9eE., 7. Aug,
Orbinars IN Gents; @ppb Droinart
90 gents; 90u Mtibbline 10 a eta.
@iobIins u Cents; @Doo MiboIiur
II. n gts. Wtbbline 5air 1879 Cts.
0alneTpn, Seq, z. Mug -Grhiuart
81 Cts. GooS Orhinarb 1919 gta.
SDp NtobIins Ii d gts.; MinoIing
Ii Cts; 91oo NttooIin9 1917 Gts.
RiDbling Sair IA % Gents.
Netu Grleans, Sa., z. auq.
@Dob SrOtnorp 10 ZIG gt8.: Com Wtibb
ling ll,5i16 gt8.; Miooliue I2.I Cts.
gDDb Mib6liua 1917 Sta; WibbItre
Hair AK Gents
galunDOaiauieii nrlO OefeaBrobnttt.
Brima 8aumtuOnianleu . IebI. per
Tonne $25.
BnumtuoHinmen , Del, rob, 43 cts.
Brin1a Saumtu0liamen . Ruhen, per
Eonne $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
,,SeSer Tpate es tusHen',

luet 6. IS. 6ops. elm uruminenter
@eihdftsmann bDn Bluff W0., oas
nBuGlen'8 Mrnicu Salbe" bic bette
uno fi6erite Satbe TIT, bic lie fir @e'
IGmiire Doer Bunoen poer 6Gmorr'
buioen 1ebrauft ruuroe. Sh babe
1ie oebrauGt uno meiR mas i@ iaae.
8arantiert bon Gbplpb 9reiB uno
ST. @Ohn q 60,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07

Die mefften g # d M e
auf Der gan5en WeIt bat bic amerttas
nif4e, bic metften 8rteftaften aber bic
osuti9e pof. gtaG ben lebten 4nsas
ben bes @eltpoitbereins betrdst bic
3ahl Der poftdmter in ben Ser. @taas
ten 69.628. In 0eutT9lanb 1850.
Die 3a4l Der 8rieftaiten bstrdgt bas
gs9sn In 9eutf9Ianb 1898, in ben
Wer. Stadten oogeseu nur 120,678.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
1ar It 8eriebt
Gun antDnio. 7. Dug. I.
Steb Marft.

5an gntDntu. Z. Mug. 1907
SAien $3.50 bis s 33. 80 per 100 BIB.
&ihe $1.75 big $3.50.
8uutH un6 nStaes", SLIGO bis 1925.
S6hrliuns 1920 bis So. 80
&dlber 50 70 his $3.50.
Snnfe So so Bis 81. 90.
3tegsn 1925 Bis $3.50.
SGtpetne 81. so bis Sc. 90.
ct. Sputs, 7. Qug. Bin buteh
Natibes So 90 big $40. 9eras . 8ieb
$500 biz $6.U0.
Shmeiue $5.e5 bis $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07

9ute @etr1nte uno fam0ier
Qunb iteta in BurataIler' 9
saloon uno STE # Bils
lita StraBe neben Der 6alle Der Ger
mnnnSlDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-07
WmnmmoQlamell u1b DeieuBrobutte.
XeIIe {.
q { {.

~aartOTeIn, Neue w 25 per gentner.
3tpiebeln. gelOw 9anDers $l,75 Der
so Bfb.
gOmaten, 9eras $1.0O u. $l.25 per
4 8orbsgrote.
a~arrDtten. So Cts. per Subenb ganbel
R0hI, $500 per 100 8f6.
8feffer, so unb rs gts. per a 8uIh.
Squnih, X GuIbeI, &ifte 80 gts.
Sfra. rs cts. per "a gu.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

gaa~s aaEsg. sh0 prswzss this Sea-
ga tie nsw college pAsy e@laaa -At
Yale nth P&al GaEoHe i sAs asa4
IL roae. las heen very aasoat in the
seasoning he has eiVem h&s pay. and
The accessories with whleA h. ~ saE.
roaaaeA a. Tie aRkn0wn &mtAoF q the
play has eEtdently hsA - intimate
knowasAge 0f what oomnts for tse
most il college life, and has played
tits np - ssrongay as he was able. ana
has vamght the t~heasregoer in his most
vulnerable part Tie play rejaVen'
atss for the time being. The On
lockers are alI boys again- One oil
the most striking scenes in modern
drama viii be that 81 the boat race
the sceae giving the entire Eace from
start 10 finish. With the two crews &C
snallT pulling their boats through the
water. When II vas first know
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

The English Winston Churchill
spoke In London recently to a party
of journalists, saying 1t was astonish-
ing how keenly sensitive to newspaper
criticism the ordinary person was. and
quoted what he said was a letter re,
ceived by an editor In the United
States as follows: Dear Sir-I regret
to inform you that on my way home
from the saloon this evening I fell in
TO a political alteration with Colonel
Jonas r. Walker of this town, In the
course OF which a slight misunder.
standing arose. and | am very sorry to
think that In the end I shot him.
I should also say that carried away by
the excitement of the moment. | also
scalped him. But | earnestly hope
that no exaggerated account of this
painful episode will appear In the col,
umns of your paper"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
NEW mExico's GROWTH.

The most remarkable thing that hap
pened In New Mexico last year was the
tremendous influx of new settlers. The
increase ls estimated by some papers
to have been $4,000. or a third Of the
previous population. Though that may
be an over estimate. suppose the In
crease was no more than $4,000. 1t still
means a most powerful Influence for
development and progress brought in'
to the territory.
These $4,000 or 90 900 new people
are almost without exception English
speaking natives OF the United States,
well educated. possessing some indie.
pendent means, young and ambitious.
and having the virtues of thrift and
industry. They have come from free
choice. to make new homes for them
selves and to better their lot, They
bring valuable experience gained
among the Older and more settled en-,
vironment of the eastern and central
states. and enter with intelligent zeal
upon the work Of building up new com
munities In the west.
New Mexico has lain comparatively
dormant for many years until recent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
4. Mas Far a Large Party"

"spemktng of Taft ~ "a pF~sad@a"
,tal possibility said r. J Sanford
Yesterday, reminds me ot the nFSa
time Tvessr saw him II was AT .
,own called CaIlleoahe. In Ohio.
and | vas . passenger O q 'hroagh
train. enroate 70 Toledo by way OF
DAYTON. The time table showed ad-
,otning the station name a reference
sign. and following this mark II was
found to mean stop made At this
station only for large parties d*sa'n'
I'd TO Dayton or points beyond
When We reached C%hillicothe the
train was stopped "n signal. aud
| Judge Taft got On the train. HE was
,,of sOme prominence In th"~" days
but his fame was local There VAS
a heated argument between the sta.
/ ilun agent and the conductor as 10
Why the train had been btoppcd, The
agent explained that he had been
advised by the bank president of the
town 10 stop the train on si&nai. az
there would BE- a large party destined
beyond Dayton 10 take the train
There was little dispute but what the
large party had arrived In the per
son Of Judge Taft. aud the train wen'
on
The conductor %upbraided Mr.. Taft
for having caused the train to stoI
on IA technical construction Of thu
rule, and refused to accept the ex
PLANTATION Of the perhaps-t0-be presi
dent. Judge Taft stated that thu
fault lay entirely with his banke
friend, who had agreed 10 have th'
train stopped. but did not tell th'
means to be used.
III that conductor In Still living
think he must regret a few "f the un
kind things he said that day to
man who has become a figure In til
nation" concluded Mr.. Sanford.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

The petrified forests of Arizona
have been declared public parks un.
der the public monument act. The
forest Ut Adamana IL included In this
order. For some time there has been
more or less want0n destruction Of
these forests and TO protect them they
have been declared public monuments
and any n taking away pieces Of the
petrliled trees or In any way breaking
them up or destroying them. Ia liable
IN fine and imprisonment under the
same Law that protects the cliff dwell
ings and other remains Of the plhls
torio races In this section.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

Complaints charging two of the male
teachers In the public schools OF New
Mexico with drunkenness. were filed
with the territorial board Of educa-
ton, One Of the complaints was
against Alexander Adamson of Taos,
Taos county. aud the other against
Feliz ortega. Rio Arriba county, Ad.
amson's territorial teachers certificate
was revoked and Superintendent OF
Public Instruction Hiram Hadley was
ordered to investigate the charge
against ortega.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

Cuban soil Ii No fertile that at the
present time the cane field Ii planted
only once In about ten years. Expert.
enced American growers say that there
In no necessity ever To plant more than
once IL care IL taken. In cutting the
cane al harvest time. not to pull up
any Of the roots. as the new cane will
Immediately sprout from these. Ten
tons Of cane produce one ton Of sugar
n treated by the latest mechanical
process. A single plantation Of 1000
acre may yield 5000 tons OF the
commercial article under fairly favor
able condttkAns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

The Otero County Advertiser In a
recent edition says: Last Saturday,
on q log train coming down from the
hills, car No, 10, which was the thir.
teenth car In the train. ran off the
track at mile post 10. which Is IL miles
from Alamogordo and II miles from
C%loudcroft. and ditched ID logs with
which Il was freighted. 1t II stated
that no Investigation was ordered al
1t was perfectly plain TO the officials
that II was a hoodoo which did the
business.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

erumhg from tbs KesF table af
laxes. euiekeAeA his pare and wss
akzAgk&d@ Ghe creature aexafehfng
H. namga Got I'm maaessg aaaeeT there,
fnr Ae might ges ~paneAea fur mash-
but he could hsaen 10 3nH oae
ehaaee gem of wasAom that fell fFsNHH
the yuang lAdy's isE& As the mere
man Sseppedd sofsiy past her. the
declared positively:
She's gut Mrs Baamk skinned six
aeen miles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
Mcmeg % 2FM~

The hlg touring car LID 1wst ~atk-
Red by waGh = roar like = gigantic
ruekes. nd Pat ard Mite susne& Z"
watch ii disappear Ia a caas9d of aast
Thlm ehug wagons mnss osst .
hare nv cash. said MEke, The
rich IL fairly barniH' non@F
IA he the smell av It," shifted
Pat. III must he th0t tainted money
we do BE- hearin' 50 much alsoos- -
Success Magazine,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
TO PRESERVE THE OLD PALACE

The Archaeological society held an
meeting last Friday evening
In the office Of Judge n. d, Laughlln
aud took steps towards assuring the
establishment Of the American School
Of Archaeology In Santa Fe, says the
New Mexican. Judge John II. McFle,
the president. presided. and A. III.
Brodhead acted as secretary.
President McFte read two communl'
cations from Professor Edgar l.. Hew-
lit Of the Bureau OF Ethmology rela.
tive To the establishment by the
Archaeological Institute Of America Of
a school Of archaeology In the histori.
old palace. The institute ut It's last
meeting considered the establishment
of the school here and requested the
Archaeological society Of this city Ia
secure suitable Legislative act for a
grant Of the palace to the institute
for that purpose. This no doubt eau
be secured as the territory has been
anxious for some years to pass the
building into hands which will pre-
serve II intact and not rent II to al
sorts OF business enterprises not II
keeping with It's dignity and history,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

A successful young novelist was
praising the critical powers of Mark
Twain, says the Indianapolis Star. 81
once had the honor OF reading a tale
of mine to Mr.. Clemens" he said.
land thanks to his criticism. the tale
was greatly improved. Originally IT
was too high flown: he brought 1t
down to earth and made 1t homelier
and truer. For instance. the tale con,
cIuded with these words: Mabel's love.
Iy eyes dropped for answer, a faint
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

What has become of the project to
huiid . great highway from the north
TO the ssuah end of the territory. 50
far all the woEk has been done be-
tween Las Vegas and Santa Pc aud
there you are, Our legislatures viii
Do well to Isaas into this Law and find
out why no work has been done ut this
end Of The rnad, Heretofore. Las We"
gas, Santa f. and Albuquerque have
.h0gged everything. the same As II the
territorial government vas for their
sole benefit. coltax county. for In.
stance. has not ID eeived one dollar
benefit for each Thousand dollars II
has paid into the territorial treasury
-~ Ration RegH,rter.
Cheer up, old man J, l. thinner
man IL hooking out for you this yeaI
and he IL going to have the old Santa
Fe trail improved or know the rea
-on.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

ly. There has be&a steady. substantial
growth. bui nothlng speciseHiar. Sow.
however. the m0EeaaenG seeaas 10 have
.tarned her way, and before the next
census the territory viii have added
10 her population IL immense body CT
picked eitfxeas who will cooperate
With the progressive spirits Ut the Oh
regime 10 build up . powerful. rich.
.aooulous and productive common
wealth.-E Paso Herald,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

blusa sinaea AsT cheek and she gave
him bath her hands: and there. ta the
old orchard. In he shade u the heavy
Grultea use&. he aFe~ her 10 hAs breast
ana raising h@r anag Ttngiets 10 bis
ligS. kissea them reyerentaY." Nr.
Clemens. Ut this ending. blew a cloud
u snake tAougAtfally into the air.
and Is he watched the smoke dissolve,
be drawlea: What do yoa think nov.
honestly. Of . yoang man who would 20
abiding at q girls hack hair when she
had her faee wfsh her""
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
APPEARANCES ARE DECEPTIVE.
A Bewitehing Creature Whose Ian
euage Was Piebeian.

To look at her as she tr:pped
gracefully along the street one would
think she belonged to the upper ten
and perhaps the high five Of the ten.
She might have left an ar~istocratic
game Of bridge whist. according to
her appearance. She was busily
chatting with IA companion. Her
gown was fashionable In material
and cut. so far as a mere man could
Judge. Her voice was musical as 1t
hOated back TO the mere man. who
was walking behind her for several
steps.
One naturally forms opinions from
appearances. Surely this creature
was discussing some airy bit of Cos
sip in the well bred and carefully Sc
lected language of the educated and
experienced conversationalist. 1t was
not too much to expect that she
hhiSht ne otseuSs'hS 'he latest phdF
with the ripe culture OF n who
saw all there was going on In the
theatres. Possibly II was the best
book of the season or some subject
of an elevating and mind-improying
nature. ~Involuntarily the mere man.
bent mon adding to his meager store
OF wisdom If possible and hoping to
feed his mind with some stray
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
rnas coyore A HUNTING DOG.
seass a Setter Fer tire Work. an Oh
Ishonnan HeIleses

Talk abnas yoa Irish sellers and
English pointers l have . Kansas
eo,ote that beats any dug ever
owned in setting birds You can
laugh all you want to and brand me
- a professional liar. but a. cure Ms
| am telling IL | have . coyote that !
soFk with my Irisa setter. and IL Is
better OF birds than the dog
vas J. r Renfro. Of Cedar Point.
Ikas. who lives at the Potter ranch.
IneaF there. that made the above
statement. lie 10 Spending a few
days In the city. the guest Of local
DlmFods According IT, his story. two
years ago he captured a young coy.
Tote. He took 1t ia the ranch house
and raised il with his dogs. 1t be-,
came particularly attached TO an
Irish setter belonging TO Mr.. Renfro
and after II became a year old he
tOs,h it Out hunting With the setter
aand to his astonishment the coyote
located the first C0s"y ~ quail. In
stead ~ setting the birds. the cnyou.
lcrrpt up. and. with a spring. captured
lone 1t dev0ured the bird before Mr.
R"ntro could interfere, However. AT
Ter IA couple Of weeks training. th.
l%coy"te was taught the art of settin.
game and Is to-day. according to MI
R"nfro's statement. a better huntin.
companion than his dog.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

The beet sugar Factories In Colorado
have reduced the price paid for h"et&
from g. a tna % s450. IL the sugar
trust preparing 20 treat the Kansas
beet growers the same way the oil
trust treated the Kansas oil producers?
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

Members of congress protest that
their salary il not sufficient for their
needs. Perhaps this IL the reason
more Of them do no fulfil their prom
ises 10 help support" the pFesidtat,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

lass samnsT whAG the etaEaEae4a GE
vice wss ~ whkA the rare 80 shoxa.
GAa offer 81 sSA9s was m&Ae DR. Mar.
~ hE = TaHal manager for The as u
The Aesaee FOR th~ season,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

According 10 = eensu Dailsian ths
combined wealth 81 the unised States
In To- billion dollars, 10 us 10 wonder
MR.. Rockefeller refnsas 10 quit
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

The lacnrice trust Ia another eoHahan"
atioa thai appears To have bitten OH
more than II = chew.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

Use The Optic classifles eotHnns,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21
Bargains For this Week Only

eep your eyes N or ads. We have been doing a good business be-
cause our prices are right We are going to have special sales every
~ week-sales that will "a you money and give you the best goods
obtaiuablc in the CITY.
We want you to come in and examine our goods. We ares sure we have
goods that will please you. Don't you know that when you can ave money
you shonld do so? Well, here is your chance and you'll never regret a pr-
chase from Us. We are receiving new goods daily and have n large and COM
plete line from which you a select goods of the best quality and latest de-
signs. For this week. each article included in this sale will 20 for less than
cost and at the advertised price.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-01-21

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