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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
CASE IS CLEAR.
No Doubt Whatever That Wreck Was
Work of Vandais.

Topeka. Kan. Nov. 5.--General Man
ager Nudge Of The Santa Fe has returned
from Colorado. where he went 10 iavesti-
gate the, wreck OF the Santa Fe passen-
ger train near Fowler.
Mr. Nudge says: 1T was as clear a
case Of train wrecking as / have ever
seen. The spikes had been pulled Tor
two whole ran lengths. When the train
struck this place most Of the cars re-
maiued upright. and for this reason nol
many of the passengers were hurt
I'VE have offered rewaTd Of = GO for
the arrest and conviction Of the wreckers.
This Is q large sum and will stinuiate
the western officers IN their search fer
the men. we confidently expect 70 catch
them before long, IS we have several i'm
r,rrtarr' clues already"
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ROBERTS
SENDS REPLY
Governor Asked His Opinion
on a MOoted Question.
OFFICERS ARE RESPONSIBLE
Negligence Contributing to
Death Is Criminal.

Guthrie, o. T, Nov. 5.-Quite a num-
Der of fatal accidents have occurred in
Oklahoma during the past year from per-
sons coming in contact With live electric
wires. Just 20 what extent the electric
companies are responsible and whether
criminal actions could be brought against
them. have been nooted questions. Gov
eTnor T. E. Ferguson called upon Attor-
ney General Roberts for an opinion on
the criminal phase Of the matter and
received the following reply:
Guthrie. o. T. Nov. 4. 1905.
Hon T. B. Ferguson. Governor Guth-
RE. o. T:
Dear Sir: IN reply 10 your letter OF
recent date, relative to accidents which
have occurred in Oklahoma 10 persons
coming in contact with live electric wires.
beg to express it as my opinion that
the officers OF such compa nies are Grim
inally responsible for eulpable negligence
or wanton carelessness which can be
legally proven. The law holds persons
guilty of such carelessness 10 the same
extent that il does Intentional wrong
doing. IN certain cases, the facts might
warrant the conviction OF officers OF an
electric light company of the crime OF
murder. il the acts We're perpetrated in
utter disregard Of human life and SO as
TO evince a depraved mind. although
there might have been absent any pre-
medtated design 10 effect the death Of
any particular person whatever. Such
would be the case II a superintendent or
other person knowing that men were
working on line and had reason TO be-
iieve would come in direct contact there
with. in absolute disregard OF conse-
quences. turned on current OF such
force as would naturally result In the
death of anyone who touched the line.
Such a ps.Son might be convicted OF the
crime of manslaughter under circu1-
stances coming within the above condi-
tions. Cur statute is as follows:
Every killing of one human being
by the act procurement Of culpabie negli-
gence of another - is manslaughter
in the second degree.
THE punishment OF this latter offense
is graduated from Imprisonment In the
territorial prison for period not IN ex-
cess OF four years. down to a fine not 10
exceed one thousand dollars. 1t may
be safe to say. generally. that negligence
which results in the death Of a human
being is indictable as manslaughter, or
murder. depending upon the circumstances
in each case.
This Office has entered into ccmmuni-
cation with the county attorneys Of Okla
homa. Kinghsher and Logan counties
and requested their cooperation I'm max
ing an investigation into the cireum-
stances resulting in the accidents re-
ported in those counties. So soon as re-
plies are received. their contents Will be
to you. Respectfully.
y. {. ROBERTS,
"Attornev General"
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Territorial Charters ors1ted.

Guthrie. q. 7. Nov f-TerrifoEiai char
iers were granted todnx a. foilobs
The Beu Proctor Mining coufpsuy y
Iavton with sl.oooaa3 capital - To
incorpo-ators are H. a. Bania II James
~. Clarke & Great Bend. ksf, AIRS
Jannefte Roweu and a. So. 3. nniaEs
Il Mount scott. J.. Wal1ren. y. q
LaEtoa.
The Oklahoma and Arkara1s \uing.
Milling & Refining company O. Anau
with see0e c8gitsi STOCK. Ths incort tors-
tors are y 49, Murphy - Marrt aas
David McConnshey. william SIR a.
Enos HUFFMAN. George Roiiernan. 3 =.
Mcmillan ana W p MstfbswF.
The FIRST Presbyteslan church of u
dro. perpetual. wilh fhs rolloNiHT in
porato4a =. =. shas. 81 81 Welna
snd o. 7. Kahnson
The SaRklrk Gas a Mining cgz5EanT -
Sewklrk. fled !tH amcnee4 charter ~
creasirg SIS capital stock fspm sa5.s' -
8 .rs.e-a and loEeriaT 90 pfies per saars
from a. 70 9 The iDcorp ratgfs ara
J. T BYeun. Iiaeoin 1ekiriay. 3 ~
grnsfhlans IS 81 " Waf1 ~ >ssslF<.
J Il gaefsf Joseph r Hsyes anf psiss
Eolen5eck q kildare
Tfla corng ~ vas nr.Elai'T cbarter@d
o. Hsreh : Iff @ifh sfa cspstai
stock. aud has bern te-g sscasfsfai 81
its 0perssIgna haeing s1ress.e1 .n ssrisio<
gas ir tu~css1t gsanfl'ea fg fgrulsn
the elfv ~ Nerkirz ~ snpriT. THs
r.aa heacefarfh - f9 snE resrfer q
snnaI -e.is ard eoHaectirg thsHa "a eF'isr
- inrresFs fhs s51Fig
A nstasfsI tger r.ias.15 -aa - ris-s -
srsrrea u. Bsa1n ~ as,ahasss sfHg.
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ON RETURN TRIP.
Car 70 Advertise Oklahoma viii Soor
Be Back

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. 4.-Oklshoma's car
of exhibits. which has been touring tho
eastern states. is now on the return trip.
and Will soon be home. The trip was an
unboundcd success from every po.ni Of
view. and gave the territory an Immense
amount Of valuable advertising
The territorial committee which ar
ranged the exhibits. has been called TO
meet in this city next Tuesday when
all matters connected with the trip will
be settled. and all accounts audited and
aliowe'i. The contents or TIE ear will
be taken 10 Oklahoma City and De on
exhibition during The winter az the cham
her of Corafuerre
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A eAcoNfAN.
Fred c. Hunt Of saltwater Writes on
ShaktspeSre.

saltwater. o. r. Sor. s.-It f. rot gen
orally known that one q the foremost
advocates OF the theory ihst Francis
Bacon IS the author of the works gen
eralIy credited 10 william Shapespeare
Is an Oklahoma laSyeE. Mr. Frei g
Hunt. r saltwater Er. Hunt Il regg-
Lar and valued Contributor 10 the two
leading shayesDeaFe journals. ''sha4es-
7esri1ra." the organ 81 the New foss
snakersears society. ard Baconians.
II London. IN the latter Publication for
C,cfoter he has the leading article. a
Prospective beinE \ strozz ard exceed
ingig pel written exposition . The csesr-
ing up q many Hxs;sriss ~h41 the
Eaconsau theory becomes geneFs.}y ac-
eeysed Whstevsr oTinicn ore may hslS
= the merit o. ta's co1feafi9n = shosild
Be a mater = graii6caiian that a. ok
laho7na man Is one e ~ recognized ez-
acaents r. may - r1snsi9re5 n thts
connection fhat Judge seiwFH DonEas q.
lsishorsa city i asso At s-fh' 'szsssflc
gaccu.ar
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for the past six weeks. and have bought
and shipped more than six hundred tons
of broom corn from this point. greater
quantity possibly than nas been shipped
from al other points IN the territory
The firm OF ?. C. Emerson & Co.
alone has shipped $50 tons and has
reached the high water mark in prices by
paying $3.50 per ton for broom corn
raised in Woods county.
Buyers report that the quality Of the
crop IN Oklahoma this year Is better
than that in the states. surprising even
the crop in Illinois
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WILL SUCCEED HIS FATHER.
Charles Keokuk Becomes Chief of Sac
and Fox Indians.

Stroud, Q. r, Nov. 5.-Charles Keokuk,
the only son Of Moses Keokuk, chief of
the Sac and Fox Indians, Will succeed
his father as chief of the tribe. it is said
The parent Keolluk left an esJlte valued
at S20ooo, and it is not known yet if he
made q viii. The highest office in the
tribe has been held by the Keokuks ever
since the Blaokfoot war. and this IS the
basis for the prediction that the son viii
become chief.
The funeral Of the late Moses Keokuk.
which took place at the seven miles dis
taRt Sac and Fox agency last week. was
one Of the most solemn and best attend
Cd interments that ever took place n
Lincoln county. Most CT the - Sacs and
Foxes and large number of white peo-
pie We're present The funeral addresses
and the sacred music were OF high
order Moses Keokuk was the last com
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JURY COULDN'T AGREE.
Sues the Bank on Charge OF Short
Change.

Lawtou. O. T.. Nov. 5-In the case Of
the City National bank against Mech.
the jury was unable IL aEree and was
discharged. Mech claims the hank short
changed him 500. The bank asser,s he
overdrew his account that much. The
case Is OF peculiar interest because il Is
the first civil suit ever tried In the Com
anche county district court. There have
always been so many criminal casts pre-
vious 20 this that the eiva docket was
never reached.
Judge Gillette has taken under advise
ment the ''stiary grab ordinance passed
by the city council. The city officials "a
soon as they got In Office voted themselves
fat salaries. The city attorney has en-
Joined the city treasurer from paying tho
Illegal warrants. This is the case aovt IN
the district court.
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WILL BE WATCHED.
Attendants Will Be Forced to Obey
the Rules.

Guthrie o. T.. Nov. SIN answer to
a letter, written several days ago by At
torney General Roberts TO Superintend-
ent George Bolend of the Oklahoma in
sane asylum at Norman, the latter writes
the attorney general today that in the
future every rule and regulation VIII
be closely watched at the asylum He
says that following the attorney gen
erals suggestion. he VIII report all man
ner Of disturbances between inmates and
attendants 10 the authorities. in order
that the administration of that portion
Of the asylum work Will be rigid and
severe. The attorney general and the
governor are highly pleased over The
tone of Mir. Bolends letter.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Wyoming Governor Demands ard Gets
the indians.

Cheyenne. Wyo., NOV. 5--The request
OF Governor ChaiteTton OF the govern
rnent for the return ot nine Indians who
were captured near Eagernont. <. D..
wss complied with and the prisoners
were turned over 20 JACK McDermGtt and
posse at Crav ford. They will - charged
WIKI rnurdsrinE Sheriff AiIer and Dep
uty Faikenburg-
This step followed = series of dis
matches in which TIE federal I1d-en al
thoriuss ana the state authorities clash
81 IN regard - TIE question ~ riEh' 70
deal with the panfsa-rent of The red
sLfrz
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paratively great man of the Sacs and
Foxes.
The deceased officiated for many years
as chief of the Oklahoma Sac and Fox In
dians, and always gave general satisfac-
tion. lie embraced the Christian reig-
ion about twenty-eight years ago, and
was an ornament to the Baptist church.
Charley Keouuk is the only living child
Of the deceased.
Chief Moses lived like q civilized and
righteous gentleman and exerted much
influence on the still unchristianized Sacs
and Foxes. His widow. who is about 50
years old. is a remarkably intelligent
lady, says the AIessenser. She was
mere child during the Black Hawk war.
and was strapped on her mothers back
while she was swimming away from the
''palefaces" near Rock Island, III.
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WILL PLAY BALL.
Football Game Scheduled at Alva for
TomorroN

Ava Q. T. Nov. 5.-The Northwestern 7
Normal at this place has a wide awake
athletic aes2ciation with strong teams
for football and basket ban. besides q
tennis tournament
The FIRST public game of the season
IS to be a basket bali game on Saturday
afternoon, Noyember .. between the first
team Of the normal girls against team
from the Cherokee Hish school.
Basket bou always attracts large
crowd OF visitors and this Will rot be
an axcamt-nn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

TO leace my bed 1 was left with exeru-
ciaffng pains III my back, which con-
WINGED me that l had a severe kidney
trouble. My physical condition was such
that l had no strength and was all run
down.
Lynn. advised me 10 give DIR. Kllmer's
Swamp-ROot a trial.
I procured 4 bottle and inside of three
days commenced TO get relief. l followed
rp that bottle with another, and at the
completion of this one found l was COM
pletely cured. My strength returned and
today / am as well as ever.
NV business is that Of canvGsSer. / am
on my feet a great deal of the time,
and have to use much energy in getting
around Ny cure is therefore all the
more remarkable, and is exceedingly
gratifying 10 me. Sincerely yours,
MRS. H y. WHEELER,
% Prospect St, Lynn, Mass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
MEN OF MEANS.
They Will Make Their Site Missionary
Headquarters

Stroud, Q. T.. Nov. Sit is reported
that six preachers recently arrived from
Kentucky with the intention of locating
at the Frisco-Santa Fe crossing between
Stroud and Chandler, says the Messen-
ger. They intend to make that point
the semi headquarters of several mis-
sionGry and charitable societies. 1t is
also claimed that most Of the recent ar
rivals are men Of considerable spiritual
and worldly means. and that they pro
pose TO make their eateg pTises in the
"Carden SPOT a brilliant SUCCESS.
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have been killed. 1t has been found that
the eBaumont oil has not this disastrous
effect upon the cattle and it is almost
as effective on the ticks. DrAllen be-
lieves that if dipping watts for the crude
Beaumont oil were established in each
of the counties below the line and at
various places in the Indian territory
many of the cattle that viii be turned
back during the open season could be
cleaned at a very small expense so
they could pass inspection.
J. +. Cheshire of our city has been ap-
pointed territorial inspector for Noble
county
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MUCH TIMBER INVOLVED.
Violation of Rules Regarding
Removal Of Trees

Guthrie. Q. +. New 5.-It developed
today that TIE trip Il Assistant Attorney
General chas. Il. woods 10 Pawnee couR-
y vas fer ths purpose q prosecuting
some alleged violations of the rules re-
gaTding the removal OF timber from
school lands II IS understood that $40
worth OF timber IS involved IN this case
and that arrests viii follow The alleged
violation is in the vicinity Of Carroll
1czN
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emaciated and very much run down. L
had great difficulty in retaining my urine,
and was obliged 70 pass water very
often night and day. After l had used
a sample bottle Of DR.. Kilmers s swamp
Root sent me on my request, l ex-
perienced relief and I Immediately bought
of my druggist two large bottles and
continued taking it regularly. am
pleased to say that Swamp-Root cured
me entirely. l can now stand on my
feet all day without any bad symptoms
whatever Swamp Root has proved
blessing to me- Gratefully yours,
MRS. L. AUSTIN,
10 Nassau ST., Brooklyn. y. Y.
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
Was Identified as Mrs. Prather Of 81.
Louis

Oklahoma City. o r. Nov. s.--A woman
who was found dead In a hotel here tciay
was Identified tonight os having nvcd
here for the past four weeks as Mis-
Edith Frather or 81 Louis Documents
founu show that she was married at
Beilevlllc. Ill. to Dr. J. N MeComas OF
Elk City. Oklehouis. 3seCouas visited
her several tirros while she WIS here
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wEDoEo IN ILLINOIS.
kinghsher Attorney Harries a Lady
AZ Fairbury. iii.

Fairbury. IL. Nov. 5-George l.. Bow
man. junior member oC tie firm ~ Rob-
eris q Bowman Kinghsher %. r.. attor-
ncy OF KlnEashcr county. aud grand
watchman Of the Modern Woodmen. To-
day married Miss Clarissa. daughter u
Mrs. Elizabeth Potter az the lattcr 5
residence in this city.
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do for EveryR 0 Ma
SampleBo Sent by Ian
EDITORIAL NOTICE


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06

THE mild and extraordinary effect of
the world-famous kidney and bladder
remedy, Swamp-Root. is soon realized
IT stands the highest for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases. A trial
VIII convince anyone-and you may have q
In taking Or. Kilmer's Swamp-ROot
swamp-Root is the most perfect healer an
been discovered. Don't make any mistail
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the addres
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wonEs's CLUBS MEET.
Large Attendance 81 srcrsre Fror
Sosn Territories

hri-oT~. 7 =. SgT. s.-Tt@ nrfh an-
n1sal co-vsrfiez q fhe Feasrsfef eiusss
= IuG'sr territory zzf Osiahornz eon-
rerss f. shza s.fy Yezfe-1ay. 0ifh q
large ntsensaoes srorz b1sh tsyFisoff-s
Tse meeting wsa rsflrsl - orrsr ~ ~.
J q Rol~rfs = fllexasher. o =. psezs-
Iani ~ fse fe6rragsn-
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about discouraged but in 4 few days after
taking your wonderful Swamp-ROot l be-
gan to feel better
/ was out of health and run down gem
orally; had no appetite. was dizzy and
suffered with headache most of the time.
i did not know tnat my kidneys were
Inc cause Of my trouble, but somehow
felt they might he and / began taking
Swamp-Root as above stated. There is
such a pleasant taste to Swamp Root.
and it goes right TO the spot and drives
disease out of the system. 1t has cured
me, and ] cheerfuily recommend it TO
all sufferers Gratefully yours
MRS. A. L. WALKER,
46 West Linden. St, Atlanta. Ga.
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. hottie sent free BY mail.

sample bottle sent free by mail.
you afford natural help to Nature, for
I gentle aid 10 the kidneys that has ever
but remember the name, Swamp-R0ot
Binghamton N Y, on every bottle
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NOT only does Swamp-Root bring new
life and activity to the kidneys, the cause
of the trouble. but by treating the KID
neys It acts as a general tonic and food
for the entire constitution.
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4 Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protuding
Piles. Your druggist viii refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you. in
6 to a days. Soc.
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NAMES JUDGE Gill.

President Resppoints the indian Ter
ritory justice.
Warrington. Nov. 5.-ihe president -
asv appointed Daniel Thews Wright. -
Cincinnati. 20 be Justice of IA supreme
eour, OF the District % Coiufqbia. yies
Jnsti~e Haener. resigned Ifet also re-
appointed James =. Cm on nd anrfef's
bcuch of the indian territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-06
GROUP or cHgYENNgs.
indians Have csn1ped Near TO City q
AtVa

Alva. o. T.. Nov. "a group 81 about
80 Cheyenne Indians have been campleS
on the outskirts of Alva this week and
giving a series cf dances ou the public
square. much 20 the merriment or AiSa' -
young Americans
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TODAY | AM IN SPLENDID HEAL Til

About IS months ago I had very severe
attack of grip. L was extremely Sex ~ ~
three weeks, and when l finally was apie
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SWAMP ROOT A BLESSING TO WOMEN

NV kidneys and bladder gave me great
trouble Tor over two months and l sur
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suthris ~ e. Hse f--A psrrs's hss
bssr grarte5 40 zee Ffsf Sstensi flsak
AZ Harzs~rre. v1fh eaflfsi sl q
q -. ire osoers aYs o. Chzf r..
rsrsss1sut. g. fsaetF. wee Fsfsf -.
p e. Fa~zRe Ar1re- rrre 81 fs1f
"a Fii-x. Gt4sefe4s ne a~r haek %
ssrssref errnrsesgsesas eaa~ters sd rp
aszea So seo-s ~ bgsiasss ste1s usf
re--fer
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at times depoaen'
n strength thevery day by
the hegreatk kidney bladder reTAedy
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Alva. o. +. Nov. 5.-Bus CTS of broom
corn have been in Alva IN large numbers
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Assssare. 7 = sou s-kt Ftssissaa
isrs,nsag ssrsex ere -ssiernre - y zasi-
sss. a rrussinsat -lgssss - ~ sesn IN
staasiT knaaz $50 = h-s sers Tsr aeFs
usrs tuals.re = Ere ~ re asesises .b=a
~ foR sirsax - ehsrncsg
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~ kire Prizes

Guthrie. .. T. Nov. At the short
horn catue show held az san Antonio.
Tex Iast week = VI. carey Il ATu-
strong. l. T. 4 breeder of ShorsnoTa cat
tle. securea nine FIRST prize awards. three
second prizes ard orc fourth Il is 3
notahle fact that Mr. Carey Campbell
RussclI and J. G. TEashi9gton and either
In,iiaa Territory sher7horu cattle breed
s-s secure ihe majority = aEzras az all
catt1e sheEs the aftea4
euthrse. @. ?. N0r. 5-The secretary
of ~ Ckla bona 6eaisi szaszissrn has
lszsssl q cali ser Er~esinz q that b7sFs
"a oklaho-uA CITY Sersnaer - ard &.
Examination - cznGisaics fqT i1eeass -
practise Gensss--y IL ths territory ~-si -
heLS "a hat A--<
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Thousands OF Women Restored
To Health by Swamp Root
Trouble and Never Suspect IT,

as
ens hdd trex
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DIDN'T KNOW lHAD KIDNEY TROUBLE

/ had tried so many remedies without
their having benefited me that L was
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10 Nassau ST., Brooklyn. n. Y,
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4s West Linden. St. Atlanta. Ga.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-03-31
vouR SUBSCRIPTIONS.

HURRY YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Optic is making a special ap-
peal to the benevolent people of Las
Vegas for aid to increase the Ell
fectiveness and furnishings of the
Ladies' Home, and wishes again to
call their attention to it's needs.
Since the cutting down of the Ter
ritorial appropriation several years
ago the income to the institution has
never been sufficient to make even
needed repairs around the home, the
increasing number Of inmates taking
all the funds for their immediate
care. The Ladies' Aid society have
managed to keep it running with the
curtailed income, but to the a
delapidation of the premises. While
the needy sick have a care n at
tention in the way of food and med
ical service, the Home and grounds
have suffered the inroads OF the
destructiveness of time, and $500
spent on the premises now would
save many times that mou IN the
future, besides, adding materially to
the effectiveness of the institution IN
caring for the inmates.
Emulate the example OF MeSsrs.
Winternitz and Rawlins, by prompt
ly sending in donations and see how
quickly the sum "a be raised.
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MEDicOs TO MEET.

The Territorial Medical society
will hole its annual meetings in Las
Vegas April Z and s. A prOgr:1n of
moment and interest to the medical
profession is being prepared. The
medicos will be afforded an opportun-
ity OF mixing pleasure in goodly pro-
portions with the serious business
Of the sessions. Tuesday evening,
early, the local members of the pro-
fession will be hosts at a riding party
to the Hot Springs, when a special
Ia will be placed It their disposal.
Later, the Montezuma club will tend
er a swell reception. DR.. j. Frank
Mcconnell, secretary of the associa.
ton, writes from Las Cruces that the
attendance promises to be large. In
.nnection with the sessions of the
society, the Territorial board IF
health will meet for reorganization
and election of officers.