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LAS VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1909
' ESTABLISHES 1879.
: . PUBLISHED BY .
The Optic Publishing Company
' ihoobpobatbd
M. M. PADGETT.......... EDITOR
Entered at the Postotflce at East
Lad ' Vegas, N. M., as .second-class
tatter. ;'
RATES OF. SUBSCRIPTION. ?;
V DaMy
-PalYear by Carrier.. . , yi . J .$7.00
Per Month by Carrier. .65
Tar Week by Carrier .20
' K ' Weekly. , . ; . , . , '
One. year. ..... ... .2.00
BSx Months ...1.00
Mr. Taft may have a passion for
traveling, hat he always travels to
some purpose.
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More sigrij of spring have failed
this year than in any year within the
recollection ct all the old Inhabitants.
The suited" may abdicate "' or ab
scond any day he pleases without the
slightest objection on, the part of this
country.
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In the pressure of more Jmportant
news the country is in some danger
of overlooking the future movements
of Castro.
Nobody can be perfectly happy
, whose happiness depends on some
particular btseball club winning ev
ery game it plays.
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Breathes ihere a man with soul so
dead who never to ' himself hath
said, "I'll never take 'em off in spring
just 'cause I heard a robin sing!
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Mr. Aldrlch IB an Ingenious man,
but he acknowledges with a slight
blush that he can discover no way
of excusing congress for the extrav
agance of its appropriations last year.
Senator Aldrlch can show you, how
ever, that when he has put the ne
cessary tariff on the luxuries you use
there will e sufficient revenue. But
we must cut down our appropriations,
frentlemen. '
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17 E OFFER U U S
Womea'i rw-r 04
MUte
Never before had we made such price consessions on our
Tailored Suits at this time of the year; as now no reason
why you shouldn't have a swell suiU Our prices are surely
inviting, the garments are the seasons best. ,
- -. "..'...
We Offer ' ;
$40.00 Tailored Siuts at
-35.00 " "
30.00 " ' l(
25.00 " "
20.00 "
Women' 1 4H 04
el.. oiiKs
Mi$$ea'
The season's best styles,
tions; Princess or Empire,
Quite a varied assortment to
The $25.00 Kind,.
" , 20.00 " -
17.50
A Genuine US. Army Springfield
- f-Vy-.:: Rifle .'.'.?
GIVEN AWAY! with every $25.00 cash purchase of Ken's ,:
or Boy's apparel.
GOOD HIGHWAYS.
The county of El Paso, Texas, haa
$50,000 available for good roads. Its
first wio'rk will be to' construct a good
wagon road from the Pass jClty to the
New' Mexico boundary, thus follow
ing the example of Colorado, which
has built a splendid scenic highway
from Trinidad to - the' New Mexico
line, there to connect lth the Cami
no del Real, says the New Mexican.
It was 4ha aoa . of the legislature
of six ,years,fag9, providing for the
Camlno del Real which proved the
incentive for the flnesystem of state
roads ( that Crloradejs building, with
the aid of convict labor and that in
duces El Paso to build to the Texaa
New Mexi33 boundary. I The more
the pity therefore, that the work un
dertaken by New Mexico between
Santa Fe and Las Vegas has been
neglected, is incomplete and at the
Santa Fe end is in such condition
thai it is no longer a source of pride
to the community, but of shame. The:
board of county commissioners,
should find a way to repair and clean
up the roal and private subscriptions'
should furnish the means of building
a temporary roadway from its east
em termlnits to the Pecos river, so as
to make the highway of practical use
until such time as the United States
will build its own royal highway
across the Pecos ' reserve from east
to west. . '"' '
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, ft SUPPOSITION. .
- (Denver Post.)
Tbe two American missionaries
who were murdered in Turkey day
before yesterday were doubtless of
high character, high' ideals and high
courage. '
Otherwise they would not have been
civine their "lives to the work to
which they did give them. But
there's the Turkish" point of view'
is that at all worth considering?
Suppose two fine, Tifgh-souled, high
principled Turks came to this country
and went, eay for example, to (Dallas,
Texas. Suppose they took with them
their harems, their slaves, their wat
er bottles, their Hasheesh7 pills, opium
layouts, and ell the rest of the regu
lation belongings of a regulation
Turkish home!
Suppose these two well-meaning
Turks opened a .school and invited,
nay, even r-rged, all the boys and
girls in Dallas to come and learn
how to became good Mohammedans!
Isn't it laiher interesting to won-
-t ' 1 bpeetall
Specially
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TV Greatly
Greatly
ur esses M
best shades aiid color combina
long straight hipless effects.
select from, and priced cheaply:
$16.65
UJ3.34
11.65
der what would happen to the two
Turkish enthusiasts? $ ;ll
Is it poosible, or can it be even
probable, thai there's the same "sort
of human rature inJAdana, Turkey,
as there is in Dallas, Texas?
..Many captious persons who ordinar
ily? prefer ryo bread Jto white wiU put
uw a lotjd howI? they are compelled
ta eai it for-ibePiake of economy.
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The ArmenianS.are a hard people to
kill off. For ages their warlike neigh
bors have been trying to exterminate
them, and have not succeeded yet.
If some ocher president were in the '
white bouse the present high price
of wheat might furnish the text for
a special message or two to congress. ,
Still, we are mentioning no names, j
"CIXDERELU" WILL
. BE WELL ATTENDED
In the production "of Cinderella at
the Duncan opera house tomorrow ev-j
ening Miss Alice Coors will appear in
the title role. Miss Coors, charming of
manners and personality, handles the
role so creditably that one would
think it was the real charming Cin
derella, of which all have read in the i
fairy story. Her, solo work is good
and she will have many opportunities
audlence'Chat will be present to hear
her. . 1
Ralph Moye, who will be remem-
beredas the Judge in The National
Flower, and who won bo much glory.
for himself in the cast, will be seen
is the Prince tomorrow evening in
the production of Cinderella. Mr.
Moye possesses a good, sweet voice
and his solo work as well a his cast-1
generally he handles well.- j
Miss Kittle Marsh, who also comes
before the lime light this year in Cin-
derella as the Fairy God Mother, Is
another of the National Flower's fa-
vorites of last year, and will be seen
in a more difficult role this year,
which she handles with much ease
and grace and will also be neara in,
several pleasing solos.
- Harry 'Palmer, who takes the part
of the father, is also very clever and
does some very pleasing work.
The chorus work of the youngsters
is also very good and their work will
also be 'worthy of much praise in
their strong support of the ' heavy
cast. . : "''
U l L B R
Sale
Now is the
willing to s;ive
, The stock
merchandise.
time to buy your JMusHn Undergarments when we are
you the best part of our profits. ' ;
is in fine shape, both in numbers as in quality of
We Mentha
' SKIRTS
The $12.00 kind
The $10.00 kind
The $9.00 kind .
The $7.50 kind . ,
The $6.00 kind .
$9.00
$7.50
$6.75
$5.63
$4.50
DRAWERS
$4.50kInd for
$3.60 kind for .
$3.00 kind for . ,
$2.50, kind for v
$2.00 kind for .
$3.37
$2.63
$2.25
$1.87
$1.50
Govms
... $4.50 $2.50 kind for .
... $3.75 $2.00 kind for ..
... $3.00 $1.00 kind for . .
... $2.25 ; 60c kind for .
CHEMISE
$0.00 kind for
-$5.00 kind for
$4.00 kind for .
$3.00 kind for .
$5.00 kind for ; $3.75
$4.00 kind for'., ,. $3.00
$3.00 kind for Z25
CORSET
$3.00 kind for $2.25
$2.00 kind for $1.50
$1.00 kind for 75C
-THE STORE
e.lasVegas,
IlElET F.EF03TS.
St Louis Metal Market.
' ?St. Louis, April 22. Lead quiet at
$?.12&; spelter steady at $4.95 5.00.
New' YVk M!taV Market! r"
New York. ADril 22. Lea4 market
qniet at $4.2025'; copper duli'at 12
silver 61 3-4. ;
sua-.
New YorK jyioney. '
New York, April 22. Call money
firmer at ,22; prime paper 3
4? Mexican dollars 44.
s St. Louis Wool Market.
St. Louis .April 22. Wool firm;
territory western mediums 20 24;
fine mediums 1622; fine 1218.
i - ' New York stocks.'
j. New York, April 22. Amalgamated
ex div 76 14; Atchison 107, pfd
ii03; New'Xork Central' 130;
Southern Pacific 120; Union Pacif
ic 188; Steel 53; pfd 115. '
'Chicago Provisions Market,
Chicago, April 22. Wheat, May
i n July 1.0978i0; corn. May 70
&v Juiy 6g i43-8: -oats. May 56
j. juIy 491.8; pork, May 17.92,
july 18 07; lard, May 10.35, July
10.4751 50; ribs, May 9.60, July 9.70.
Chicago Stock. ,
Chicago, 'April 22. Cattle 3,000
6.90; Texaa steers ?4.565X5; west-i
ern steers $4.405.60; stockers and
feeders $3.405.50; cows and heifers
$2.005.90; calves $4.255.75.
Sheep 5,000 head; market strong,
Native $3.60 6.00; western ?3.60
6.00 ; ) yearlings $6.00 7.10; lambs
$5.408.00; western lambs $5.40
81.10.
Kansas City Stock.
: Kansas City,April 22. Cattle 3,000
head, including 200 southerns; market
steady.' Native, steers $5.25 6.60;
southern steers $4.606.00; southern
cows $3.005.00; native cows and
heifers $3.256.25; stockers and
feeders $4.00(5.75; bulls $3.755.25;
calves $3.50 6.50; westren steers
$5.006.30; western cows $4.505.50.
Sheet) 6,000 head; markte staedy.
Muttons $5.00 6.50; lambs $6.25
j 8.00; wethers and yearlings $4.75
:7.30; ewes $3.5006.00.
' C. L. King is a guest at Hotel La
Pension from Pawnee City, Neb.; B.
Friedrlch from St. Louis.
G 111 O C S O
Of vv':'';. :
The $5.00 kind .
The $3.60 kind
The $2.50 kind
The $2.00 kind .
The $1.50 kind .
$3.75
$2.53
$1.90
$1.50
$1.12
$1.60 kind for . .
$1.00 kind for-7.
75c kind for .
50c kind for .
25c kind for .
$1.12
. 75c
.66c
..37c
. 19c
$1.90
$1.50
.750
. 37c
$2.00 kind for .. ..' $1.50
$1.00 kind for ...A... 75c
75c kind for 66c
COVERS
75c kind for ...... .... 56c
65c kind for w..... . . ... 49o
50c kind for ...v... 37c
OF QUALITY"
N.M.
Ey e Glass SatisfaofifeB!
Da your eyeglasses bother you?. If so.ilet us fit you with a VicJ
mounting. For perfect satisfaction,. the easiest frajput ou and hardest,
to get off eyeglass made. ,7 . v,?5iki '-V
f ' V- ;ir
TjVe carry at all times a large and varied assortment of... smoked,
glasses; goggles of every description; mineral glasses, faH kinds. -
' "'' ' 1 "' .s'' , ' ' ' m frtjb $ 'I- '
Optical prescf fption8 accurately filled and broken lenses replaced same'
day as received?
TAUPERT JEi'ELER and OPTICIAN
Las VegOLS,
A. H. Rein grueber Brewing Co .
of Lats Vegas.
We are now making the finest beer in the Sonthwest. ! Boost
home industry and telephone your orders to as for. either keg ot
bottle beer. . -..,.' i -
PHONES MAIN 67, 61 and 32.
. J BASEBALL SCORES.
-' National League.
At Cincinnati St. Louis 9, Cincin
nati 6.
i American League.
At' Boston Boston 6, Philadelphia
2.' " . ' ' .. ' :.''
American Association.
At Louisville Louisville 11, Colum
bus 4. '
At Kansas City Kansas City 10,
St. Paul 12.
The anniversary banquet by mem
bers of Torreon aerie, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles at Fraternal Brother
hood hall, Tuesday night, was a most
happy social affair throughout. There
were music, dancing, songs, addresses
and refreshments, sixty-five people
sitting down to dainties of the season
which had been provided for the oc
casion, v
Eminent Authorities say
that out-doors exercise is needed by
the American People. That's all very
well, but, how can people with rheu
matism follow that advice? The an
swer is very simple use Ballard's
Snow Liniment and the rheumatism
will go; leaving you as spry as a colt
Gives quick and permanent relief
from rheumatism, neuralgia, lame
back and all pains. Center Block
Depot Drug Co.
ILL 'DEPART El.E-njS
Extra
, for this week glance down
find a lot of items you have
than we are asking,
25c Hat Pins, New
Ideas, .
I9C
I 65c:. "Onyx ' Black Lisle
Lace Women's
Hosiery,
45 c
' - - ,
.Sample Embroidered
25c Handkerchiefs;
some lace...
19c
White Waists
HalfPrice
Washable & Ligerie
Suits
HalfPrice
10 YARDS
- Muslin Cambric
XOoly 10 Yards to each Customer)
New Mexico
John Dee, a resident of Albuquer
que, died Tuesday. The remains were
taken for interment to Trinidad,
Colo. ' -'
"Words to Freeie the Soul.
"Your son has Consumption. Hia
case is hopeless." These appalliing
words were spoken to Geo. E. Bler-
ens, a leading merchant: of Spring
field, N. C, by two expert doctors
one a lung specialist. Then was shown
the wonderful power of Dr. King's
New Discovery. "After three weeks
use," writes Mr.Blevens, "he was as
well as ever. I would not take all the--money
in the "world for what it did
for my boy." Infallible for Coughs,
aod Colds, it's the safest surest cure
of desperate Lung diseases on earth.
50c and $1.00 at ah druggists. Guar
antee satisfaction. Trial bottle free.
Who wears the glass slipper? Go to
the Duncan tomorrow evening and
see. .
Mr. F. G. Fritts, Oneonta, N. Y.,
writes: 'My little girl was greatly
benefited by takng Foley's Orino Lax
ative, and I think it is the best reme
dy for constipation and liver trou
ble." Foley's Orino Laxative is beet
for women and children , as it Is mild,
pleasant and effective, and Is t
splendid spring medicine,, as it clean
ses the system and clears the com
plexion. O. G. Schaefer and Red
Cross Drug Co. ,
Specials
the line and no doubt you will
been paying about double for,
.
$6.50 Net Waists, 0q
Blue, Rose, Green, yU
Oner Lot of Fancy I J ftrr
BackCombs 11 1111
One Lot Belts, worth Cflp
c up to $1.50 ....UUb
Bpys. Waists, 3 to 14 years,
Blouse & others, light tfln
and dark shades; .... .... I JU
Choice Millinery , Re
disced,
$12.50 Hats, $0.95
-10.00.
'7.50
5.00
7.95 v
.6.95
3.95
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