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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-13
cLoooED BOWELS.

Constipation means not ouly unhe althy
accumulations in the bowels. but a condi-
ton poisonous to the entire body. 1t gem
crates foul gases which poison the stomach,
liver. heart, kidneys and blood, thus de-
ranging the whole system. Moreover. 1t
causes a paralysis 10 the muscular strnct-
ore of the bowels, hence chronic constipa-
ton ensues with ell its accompanying evils.
A simple cathartic Is only a temporary
benefit. What is needed to permanently
cure is q tonic that will strengthen the
bowel structure and restore natural
peristalt G movements. PRIcKLY ASH BIT
TIERS has an established reputation OF
many years. standing as asystem tonic and
laxative. II does not purge or grip the
bowels. leaving them weak and helpless,
as do the drastic cathartics. Its action IL
gentle vet effectual. IL stimulates and
strengthens the bowels, regulates the liver,
tones up the stomach and when there is
any kidney d~erangement it promptly ex-
tends its curative influence to those organs.
scld by Murphey-Van Petten Drug Co.
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Annual General Conference Re-organ-
lied Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints, at Lamont. Iowa, April 4th TO Goth.
includes fare and one-thIrd on certificate
plan for the round trip.
G. f. JONES, Agent.
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mons Liver Regulator, is Just thisi Pills
don't GO down very easy with most people.
and you feel them afterwards While GIN
mons Liver Regulator in liquid or powder
Is very pleasant to take. and the only feel
ing that you have afterwards Is the great
relief that it gives from Constipation, Bill
iousness, Sick Headache and Dyspt psia. IL
Is o mild laxative and n tonic.
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HOME
COMFORT

STEEL RANGE. Parties de-
string to see them, please call.
Read the following AWARDS.
Six highest awards World S
Columbian opposition, Chi
cago, I'll. Six gold medals,
Midwinter Fair. San Francisco,
Cal, 1894 Three gold, one
silver medal. the World S IN
dustrial and Cotton Centennial
Exposition. New Orleans.
1904 Highest awards 2stl
Annual Fair St. Louis Agri-
cultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION Highest awards
Western Fair Association,
London. Can 1893. Highest
awards Nebraska State Board
Of Agriculture, 1887.
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Straw hats have made their appear
ance on the streets at Eddy and the
soda fountains are being renovated.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Fanny Meredith
took place at a late hour in AlDuquer-
que, being delayed on account Of tie
obseqnies incidental to the funeral Il
the late George Smith.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-04-13

Do not refuse to pay your poll tax
for the reason your neighbor does not
do so. Il is q duty you owe to your
self and your city. Al
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Father Kemp's troupe has been en-
gagged 10 give an old folks' cor cert ia
EDDY, some time in the near future.
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Young Peoples Society Christian En
deavor. at San Francisco, Calf, July 18th
to II b, 1887 S4l for the round trip. Tickets
on sale June 22ni, 23rd and Doth and both,
and July 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 1897. Going
trip to begin only on date OF sale and to be
continuous passage. Tickets shall not be
good to cave San Francisco earlier than
July 18th, and final re urn limit shall in.
no case exceed August 18th, 1897.
c. r. JOKES, Agent.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. &c.
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W. j. BLACK, g. +. A.,
TanoIyo Ka

Meeting Benevolent and Protective Or
der of E ks ct Minneapolis. MINI, July 9th,
1897. Open rate OF one regular standard
hrst-class fare for the round trip, plus 30
cents. Tickets on sale July 2ni and Bird,
1897; FIR return limit to be July 10th,
1897: subject to extension of limit to not
later til an July 31st,1S97.
q. f JONES, Agent.
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Mrs. w. II. Barrett, of Las Cruces
had a sew IRE attack II hsart failure.
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=. Wrought
Iron Co..

have opened sales rooms at 5I2
Douglas ave next door to the
postofice. They sell exclu-
Sively the
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Nos, ! and 2, Pacific and Atlantic express,
have Pullman Palace drawing room cars,
tourist sleeping cars and coaches between
san Francisco, Pullman palace
cars and coaches between Chicago and the
City OF Mexico. e. COPELAND,
Gen. Agent, El Paso Tex.
Round trip tickets to points not over Is5
miles at 10 per cent reduction.
CHAs.F It. JONES.
Arert > So ua0aa.N.M N.
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FREE 10 3. IAN. AColorodE ngrnvm mo-
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Leaves Chicago 600 p. m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, Kansas City $50 q. IN. and
Beaver $3.50 p m, Thursdays and Sun
days. reaching Los Angeles in 70 hours
and San Diego In 16 bours from Chicago.
C~ounscting train for San Francisco via.
Mojave. Returns Mondays and Thursdays.
Equipment of superb vesiibnled Pullman
palace sleepsrs, buffet smoking car and
dining car. Most luxurious service via d
line.
Another express train, carrying palace
and tourist %sleepers, leaves Chicago and
Kansas City daily for California.
Inquire OF Local Agent. or
AT. & s r. R'y
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
SPIDERS FATAL nlre.
Terrible Death ~ sea Captains o.
month-Oid Daughter

tsrfihle Death ~ sea Captains a.
Month-Oid Daughter
Little Catherine Lund. an infant
daueAier Of Capt and Mrs Innd.
whose Tc.idcnee is At 800 isth street
aicd on Saturday lag IN terrible agony
ii Tie result of the attack Of a ven
omou1 npldor that drove o. poisonous
iangs In her left eyelld while she slep,
says the san Francisco Can. The
clild was In good health when Il was
put 20 bed on Friday evening. but
-eemed peoviah and ~ when the moth.
CO took li up the next morning. The
iid % The LEFT eye was swollen SO that
he airht vas almost ohseured and q
CARR brown mark seemed 10 b. In the
center Of the Initiated spot Within a
ieE hours Mira Lund saw iho entire
side o. the bahy's head vas becoming
swollen and feeling muoh alarmed. sent
Ter Dr. logan. The physician exam
med the child's bead. which by that
Tine was terribly swollen. and gave
u as hts opinion that the wound had
been caused By a venomoua lnsect OF
come kind. Ganrreno hrd already ret
Ia. and while The doctor did everything
Ia his power 10 alleviate the ohlld's
suneringa he informed MIRA Lund that
the case was hopeless. rs the poison
had obtained such a start that IL fatal
progress could not b. checked. Mrs.
Lund az once Instituted search Tor the
cause Of tho ehild's terrible condition.
aud from beneath the bed svep, a big
black spider which Immediately
showed heht 10 her anger a. the in
rcct which had Indicted 10 much sor.
row on her Mra Lund crushed q with
one heavy blow. 30 that when DT
logan tried 20 Identity Il with the
venomoua spider known 10 science he
was unable 20 do 80 and Is SIN uncer.
tain az 10 what family u belonged.
ny the next morning the baby was
In q aiupor and Il was seen that no
chance Of o. surviving existed. The
head on the left side was swollen until
The skin was tense and the scalp as
hard as a board and the dark color OF
the skin testified 90 Che ylrulenoo OF
the poison. That niehi. scarcely forty
cight hours after the wound was r.
oeiycd. the baby died.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
LEADERS or rHouoHr.

There o. In MILWAUKEE, handsome
paper devoted % the game % whist.
There is one IN this country devoted
entirely 10 trads MARKS
N u. and r u Claiborne. brothers.
issue the OsveEo Kanl Times-stan-
dard. One acts as editor. the other az
business manager. aud every year they
shake The boys up" by changing
places
There was woe on the Platte the
other day when The North Platte Tele-
graph, a republican paper. published
hy rcalon ot a mistake In the shipping
ohce. a column OF democratic plate
matter
The Valley ONehl Enterprise thus
playfully refers 10 a loaihsome contom-
pory, w A. crane. the hired man
and oarrion-cator on the warmed over.
soft soap. soml-annual dCiuuci sheet
az Elkhom is making h.mselfvcry con.
spicuous again since be emerg,d from
a complete wreck which he aud his
fake factory recently fen into. but tho
piliiul pleas Of The poor imbeclle for
help In the time o. whisky famine
reached the ears OF some tender heart
cd citizens and the plant was bid IN
and then he was hired TO run a."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

going for twenty cents7 Why. when
was young that's right twenty-five
twenty-five = twenty-agei Going
going goncw
u was Miss May Wiley. the daughter
Of the auctionear. Then came a pair Of
feet with high insteps that created a
burst Of excitement IN the room.
Thirty cents" cried a young man.
"rhirty-onef' shouted another.
"Thlriy-tw0F
Go Il. boysi' exclaimed the auction
Ger. That's the way 10 DO ~ Thirty
two thlrty-tEo-any more bldsG"
The bidding on these feet ran up 10
80 cents and then paused.
Going going
"fifiy-oneF' hastily cried the young
man who had started the bidding Aud
q caught the feet The owner Of thes1
feet was Miss Belle Clay. one OF tho
prettiest girls Of the village. and tho
bid was the highest Of the evening
The aueiioneer found that high lnsieDa
aroused briskor bidding than nat ones
lie also found that the feet we're alb
soiutely no index 20 the nature or the
appearance Of the poasessor. forsomeof
The preiilesi and most popular girls OF
The league went for rlliculoualy low
sums
When The sale was over there vas a
great deal q disappointment and q
great deal Of rejoicing Some OF the
young men who had obtained feet for
10 cents found that they had won the
very girl whom they had desired. while
some that bad allowed their enihusl-
aam 20 carry them above 20 cents
found They had the wrong Girl. Strange
aa 10 may seem. many Of the ladies
who're feet brought large bids we're
elderly ana Oar from beautiful. while
IN other instances very pretty lassles
had been "auciioned on" al the frst
b.i.
Ever since thea the girls have been
Kept busy telling every one that Il was
not they who raised The curtain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

-Four watches were held and Ia a min.
ute TO the second after the word had
been given the subject opened his eyes.
Two OF the yo'g5qr men Of the party
were treated. bud although Newell re-
peatod his tactics and even rubbed al
the sides OF their eyes. he could not
put them into a trance.
The man Newell had hrst treated
was brought forward again The sleep
came as before. but the manifestation
was more weird than before. The sub.
jet not only took the hands OF one
yonng man and displayed great affoc-
ton for him, but impersonated his
lately deceased fa,hcr The lmpcrsona-
ton. In movement expression and
voice. was 30 perfect that II was recog.
nized by an and they were an affected
80 deeply that for the time an the
merrlmont with which the experiment
began vanished.
Tho subject spoke distinctly God
bless you. my son" Questions were
answered and a great effort was made
TO impart some information b. means
Of signs and half audible words.
In conversation the healer told the
familiar story OF how the call came Ia
him 10 heal. Of bis success In curing
his wife Of headache. Of hls treatment
Of many nelghbors for various u.s.
often with great success. especially in
cases Of nervousness and rheumatism
Then a local ncspaper described his
work Within two weeks Newell was
hcraldcd as "rho Vermont Schlatter
Tie closed his little blacksmith shop
and entered entirely on the work OF
healing. lie had treated more than
three thousand eases before he began
10 receive a regular Zee. Nov he has
regular business manager. a gentle
man formerly connected with several
colleges.
Newelrs conversation is sian IN ne
yernacular OF the country folk Of a,
retired Vermont communities. ana d,
abuses English 10 an extent that would
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20


tcrpore barrier on the danger
eide. from which the revolving
siurm Invariably comes This barrier
would BE- made cneciiye by means OF a
system of dynamite bombs connected
giih the stations By wires. u would
not b. necessary 10 keep guard all the
time and the men appointed for the
purpose would only go on duiy when
warning was received from the
Weather Bureau that conditions were
favorable Cor cyclonol on seeing a
tunnel cloud approaching the operator
would simply walt until d go, near
enough and then touch on the car
iriifes which would blow @ 10 smith
freona
what reason o. th,rc Cor doubling
That su,h "a method would 30 succcu-
iul' ~ We not knog that water.
spouia no rol are sometimes dilsipatei
and reduced 20 hsrnleunoai by the Or
lug OF guns from threatened sh.psg a
watlrsaout is nothing more or less
than a marine tornado. Occasionally
they have been seen 10 run upou tho
land and transform themselves into
'cycloncL ~ the tornado we're 90.
destroyed b. che dynamite explosions
d would b. likely 10 be- deprived OF TO
much OF DO energy "a 20 b, rendered
Incapable % doIng harm. The cor,
OF maintaining such systems OF DC.
Tense throughout the cyclone belt
would no, amount ln I. 900 years To the
t2l.0oo.O0o which the resent calamity
Is said TO have cost 50. Louis
Money ought TO BE- appropriated b,
congress for studying this strange and
uttlo-unders,ood phenomenon. u D.
most Important thai We shogld learn
about the mechanism Of The tornado
"A me.ooroloslcal diTiurbance capable
Of destroying $4,000 600 worth OF prop
trty IN ten m.nulCs All We knog at
present h that the energy OF the cy.
clone mus, be- electrical I. Ia always
accompanied By a severe thunder
storm. The Weather Bureau rcpor,
Gays that during the 81 Louis tornado
lie electrical display was exceedingly
brilliant. the whole ives, and north
west sky being an almost continual
blaze oi llght lntcnfoly vivid flashes
oi iorlci lightning were outlined ln
green. hue and bright yellow agalng'
the duier background Of neycr-cola.
lng sheet lightning
Evidently. then. q d necessary iha,
We should end some means Of di15l-
paiing the electricity with which the
destructive funnel cloud "a charged.
We must DO ior the tornado what We
do Tor the ordinary thunder cloud.
whose lightning We conduct away
harmlcssly By metal rods Just here
want 20 call your attention TO a ycyy
interesting fact have devoted a
great deal Of attention. TO The study Of
cyclones. following the history 90 an
that have been recorded Tor a great
mary ycar hack. Rnd l have never
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Il Is probable tkat schlateF b. hons.
cd az rcmc Isolated ranch In the noun.
taIna between Mule Springs and Cllf.
ton. The people OF the ranches where
be- mrried tell wonderful tales about
che healer and his white horrc. Il Is
positively asserted that the horse will
net touch food or watcr except whcrc
hia master dCigncd to accept like hos
T.talU The aprc,itlng alfalfa and
ihc c.cgnCzt nlccrt corn failed TO tempt
she horse 20 paraho thereof az tho
ranches who're hia master did not cat
or drink, end thls waH true where he
bad btccn ridden long distances be-
,Econ ranchcs-SilyCr city Arizl En-
tCrpgilc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

amuse any bright ten ear-old lad from
a city school.
tie said that last year before he b..
gan 10 heal. he one day heard some
thing say 20 his inner consciousness
Go 10 Lake Pleasant 20 20 Lake
Pleasant" Tie went 10 the lake. which
o. the leading New England resort ioi
sfiI.iualists. and had scarcely entered
the grounds when a medium stepped
up 10 him and said. There 10 a biz
brave walking BY your side. and q,
has something TO say 10 YOU" Novel
treated it humoionsly. but d was ro.
peated. BE vas accompanied by hli
wife and sitter and the latter said
Bradley. don't y2l remember youi
lalk vita Un,ic George? Perhaps ID
has somehlng TO Say 10 you Al this
moment yolng girl who was watkins
pas, he rrcgp threw up her hands
and shouted Right. right" THAT
girl is unconEclcusly a medium. ali
The drEt medium who had faluied Brad.
Icy
His sisters words revealed a CONVEX.
lailon year before when be- aud hii
uncle bad said to each other ioklnrly
that whichever Died nrEt should appeal
90 the other directly " possible. and
% not possible. through some medium
Newell had long forgotten this com.
pact The medium said a big brave
f,ood-hy bis side the dead uncl,
weighed 500 pounds
During hla stay AZ Lake Pleasant
Newell ays DE- visited a medium. whf
told an bis pas, history ana predicted
nearly all that has since come true
other mediums made similar prcdlc.
ilona an spoke about n black. hoayy
box. which was 10 be Of great impor.
tancc 10 him but Il has not been found
set. The man'o sincerity and evident
honesty Ia telling as these things lm.
pressed us all
he denies that be o. a splrltualls,
aud says he knows nothing ahou,
hypnotism The Impression gained OF
him was that OF man Of strong vii
and great hypnotic power. although hi
seems wholly Ignorant as 10 what nj,
power b. Many persons declare that
their pains vanished when Newell
touched them. but many others felt DC
eject whatever Probably one-hall
think they are benefited az the tlma
but the percentage Of persons who pro.
Tess to have been permanently benc.
htod Is small
One result OF NeWelrs success has
been 20 bring out horde Of heaters
Georgo Clark. OF Halifax. a town which
adiolns Whitineham. who had been 90
,ho Vermont legislature. and then,
gained the title Of the great obiecior
ls now healing Albert Larmbce. &
bumntious youth Of the same town
and Mauley Rawson OF jamaica. an.
other nearby town. also claim 20 have
the art AZ command. Instances OF cures
hy each are related In fact, the woodi
In southern Vermont are getting 20 b,
nll Of hoalcrs. but Newell 10 the only
one Of them who 10 becoming rich
Newell is taking an the social honori
that come his way. and win soon sail
Tor Europe with the Ancient aud Hon.
orable Artillery Of Boston. OF which h,
has been elected an honorary member
lie hopes to shake hands with "a,
Prince OF Wales and 10 swap points o.
investments with Barney Barnato.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20
MIlh shs Th.e.snhl.l.

'iTello. said Mahatma. a. he met the
Elemental IN the Astral. ~uhal ara
you up 20 io-dayT
"oh. iusl knocking around" rupllei
tle Elemental
"liows things In Thlhotf'
We'll we've having Inst the same
Kind of q spring We had 1On yrnln
ago. wet and backward - lone
Cleveland rlaln Dealer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

trance TO an end. which he ala BY
clapring his hands once.
The subject opened his ewes aud APP
pcarcd perfectly natural tie said his
auly sensation wa that Of sweet. peace
iul sleep. that be- had resisted the
hcalcr's will rs long as possible. but
the drowsiness which came upon him
was Irresistible.
Newell sought 10 place IN a trance
another member Of the party. but this
person was not go susceptible. aud he
only succeeded IN putting hla subject
PARTIALLY to sleep Take at your
watches. gentlemen. said NtFell. and
In just one minute from the time say
nov this man will open bis eyes, T"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Icrl Rutherford Clark. who b. over
5oyclga of aro and judge OF the Scotch
Court OF Session, has won the ars, prize
In the goli competitions at Cannes
twice running.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

Many all because they do not work
where sinners are The success OF tho
Salvation Army d due 90 the fact that
thcy 70 where slnncrs arr. Workers
must co, down the grass and gather
up the aacayoi Rev. Dr. McKelyey.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

"But what has become Of lack. your
little white dogr'
This j. Jack. A am IN deep mourn.
Ing, ! had him c0lOrcd black. If'e
more In keeplng "--Ls Journal Anus,
ant.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-20

FIFTY years hence
every big town IN
the southwest VIII
have a tornado
trap.
This o. what
Professor H. A.
lIazcn. Of the
Weather Bureau
at Washington.
told a New York
Sunday Journal
reporter The tor
nado trap Is his
own Idea. lie pro
poses 10 destroy
the tornado before
II has a chance TO
wreck and KIN b.
using dynamite
"The time has
arrived" said PRO
foEs0r Hazen.
when serious at
tention must be-
given 10 finding
some means OF
defense against
those Whirllng
storms "a the 80
called cyclone belt
boco ea more
thickly populated
disasters from this
cause will grow
morefrequent AZ
ready people In
that Part Of the
country have be-
gun TO regard the
question az having
an important rcla.
ton TO their fu-
ture welfare.
when a monacing
cloud 81 seen they
are terrified an
uclpaiing a caias.
trophe
ny belief g.
that any town In
that region would
BE- rendered safe
against tornadoes
by a series OF
lookout station
extended IN a line
from north to
roufh 40 "A 20 IA.