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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-29
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BLOoD CIRCULATION.
Breathing md Its Relation 10 thr
secret oil Good Health.

DES1sshuA III ~ HAGtMthUn ~ tHT
secret Of Good Health.
The secret OF health, as every intelli
gent physician knows, Is free and full
circulation of the blood. and this circu-
lation Is dependent absolutely on thor
ough oxygenation In many cases
where erroneous habits Of living have
been SO long continued that congestion
has become chronic III b shape or an
other obesity, govt, rheumatism. con.
stfpation or tuberculosis having
camped In the system and crippled It
the patient Is not apt TO be in q condi
ton to readily assimilate a sufficient
quantity OF oxygen direct from the at
mosphere. The breathing apparatus
must FIRST be properly developed, 50
that the patient shall be able TO grad.
ually increase the supply of air to the
system, until at last he RECEIVERS the
normal power Of deep breathing.
With the building up OF the lungs
through proper breathing there Is d
%metaholism of all the tissues and or
CANS, so that, for most men. breathing
exercises are more important than any
mere muscular exercise Not only the
lungs. but all the internal organs are
brought Into play by correct breathing
II develops the heart, stomach. liver
and kidneys directly and indirectly and
nonrishcs all these organs as they
should be nourished by more blood mud
better blood In constant aud regular
circulation Breathing. therefore. Is a
sovereign remedy for u national dis
ease Of nervous depletion It might
well replace the countless tonics. slim
ulants and anodynes nov 50 commonly
resorted to. where results are nothing
less than tragic in thousands Of cases.
Maurice Manning. NJ p. In Vim.
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EXPORTING ANARCHISTS.

Secretary Curtelyou Of the depart.
ment Of commerce and labor IL wagtng
a relentless war against anarchists.
The secretary's personal experience
In connection with the assassination
OF President Mckinley has doubtless
branded his soal with a hatred Of the
whole breed III those enemies Of the
human race which can not be eifneed
He Ii one Of those who rebel at the
idea Of Europe's dumping onto our
shores her crop Of socialists, nihilkts
aud anarchists TO infect and poison
the social mind of the crowded masses
In the great cities. The secretary has
taken unusual and effective steps 10
get rid OF the latest importation Of
anarchists. While John Turner, tho
noted leader Of the sect In England
was addressing n crowd or 600 sympa.
fhiaers IN d hall IN New York city
Monday evening, n platoon 81 United
States immigration oflcers and secret
service men raided the stage and ar
rested Turner and d half dozen OF
his followers. They hustled them of
the stage and down the stairs before
The surprised audience had a chance
10 collect their wits and interfere,
In a very short time the prisoners
were safely locked up 10 Ellis island
The raid was carefully planned by The.
commissioners ~ immigration anil tho.
warrant for The arrost was sworn put
BY Dir. cortelyoa. ms prisoners vii.
be stiea eeforp 4 special board of IA
quiiy ana u Is q 81 hoped tlai they
win be promptly oasted from ne
country ana made "a understand thai
They had hotter siay out The more
work ~ this Kind That + done hy The
bureau Of Immigration an3 The depart
nsenl over which Secretary Corteiyon
p~fesfdcs the better II will be for the
country. Our government should moi
only take strlngcn, steps 10 keep this
sort Of criminals out Of our country
but should hunt out those who are
s~prcAding their poisonous doctrines and
deport them TO the lands that gave
them birth. II suitable laws have mot
made provision for this. congress
nasts pc time in getting them
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a BAD HABIT.

They who expect 70 rate as gentle.
men must not expect0rate on the
floor" The only apology 10 be Of
fered for this old pun Is that IL helps
TO emphasize q fact which Is frequent.
ly forgotten, The need for care In
this particular cannot be too strongly
impressed upon the public mind.
Splitting on the sidewalks Or the city
is al filthy and ~inexcusab1e A habit
as splitting on the floor OF q school
room. church, opera house or any pub.
lie place where people meet and go
to and from. In fact 1t Is almost
more SO, for 10 the person who Is af-
llicted with the habit, the broad TX
panse of the street offers the neces-
sary area without dcfling the n
place which Is necessarily swept by
the dresses Of hundreds Of ladies every
lay. III this locality II is particularly
Important that for sanitary reasons as
well MS for the sake Of cleanliness
care should be exercised In this par
In many cities throughout the
west, the city councils and the boards
Of health take action III passing or
dinances and posting notices which
make IL an offence punishable by a
fine for any one 70 delle the side
walks over which men women and
children pass back and forth, breath
Ing the fine dust which ~hurrying feet
md trailing skirts keep continually
up.
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Instead OF attempting 70 secure q
fo0thold In New York gradually as he
had done in Chicago. Dowie staked
tho success Of his invasion Of the me-
tropolis on one immense play. He 70.
sorted TO the ultra.sensational. hoping
thereby 10 catch the attention Of the
great, busy city and win success
through notoriety. But II begins to
look as though he will carry back TO
Chicago only the contempt OF the en-
tire country.
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INFECTED CATTLE.
GOVERNOR oTERo DECLARES
QUARANTINE AGAINST col.
oRADo, TEXAS, OKLA
HoMA AND MEXICO.
Scabies and Texas Fever Rampant in
the Prohibited District.

Governor M. A. Otero yesterday is.
sued the following proclamation estab-
fishing a quarantine against infected
cattle from Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma
and the Republic Of Mexico.
Proclamation. il
Territory Of New Mexico, ONCE of the
Executive, Santa Fe. N. M, October
28, lao3.
Whereas, It has been represented TO
the undersigned. the governor or the
territory Of New Mexico, by the cat
tie sanitary board OF the said terri
tory, that II has come TO the knowledge
Of the said board that In the states OF
Colorado, Texas. Oklahoma and the
Republic Of Mexico, that the contag.
ions disease known as Scabies or
Mango and Texas Fever Ticks, which
convey the infection of Texas or
Splenic Fever, are known to exist, and
that contact with the cattle from
the above named localities 30 affected
VIII communicate the above named
ioathsome and fatal diseases to the
cattle Of New Mexico, 10 the great loss
and injury to the cattle interests In
this territory.
Whereas, the said cattle sanitary
board has requested the undersigned
as governor, to issue his proclamation
establishing the quarantine against
such infected cattle from the states Of
Colorado, Texas, territory Of Okla
hnma and the Republic of Mexico, as
provided for In sections 1874, 1877, 1888,
100, f91, 1874, and 1876 Of the compiled
laws Of New Mexico Of 1897, the same
TO be continued In full force and effect
from the first day of November. 1908,
until resclned:
Now, therefore, !, the undersigned.
Migual a. Otero, governor Of the ter.
ritory Of New Mexico. do proclaim and
establish a quarantine against driving,
conveying, Transporting or aiding In
driving, conveying. transporting into
the territory of New Mexico, during
the time above mentioned. any cattle
from any part Of the states Of Colora
do, Texas, territory Of Oklahoma, Or
Republic Or Mexico;
Provided, that cattle from any part
Of the United States that may be Of.
fered for admission into the territory
OF New Mexico, TO remain or that may
sssmc IN contact with New Mexican
cattle that shall have been inspected
and found 10 be free from Scabies or
Mango, fever ticks, or any other infec-
ttotls or contagious disease. may upon
ii permit issued by the territorial vet
erinarian, Or by m inspector for the
bureau Of animal industry be admitted
al healthy cattle That cattle from
the Republic Of Mexico. after comply.
Ing with the revenue laws OF the Unit
Cd States, that may be offered for adj
mission into the territory Of New
Mexico. and shall have been inspected
IN the manner above provided FIR
American cattle. may upon the pay
ment Of three cents per head 60 cover
the coat III iuSnpcfioul 10 %nprmtitfpd /
ID enter the territory III New Mexico
as healthy cattle, II 50 found and re-
ported Ia be IN such inspection.
Done al the Executive Office, this
the 2sth day Of October, A. ID. 1907.
Witness my hand and the great seal
Of The territory Of New Mexico.
MIGUEL A. OTERO.
by the governor:
J.w. RAYNoLDs,
Cqcrnfury m Nav Maxicn /
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chists ana assassins seems to be on
the increase. Within the past forty
eight hours the world has been shock.
ed BY the assassination Of a promin
ent American in London. an attempt
on the life OF d Russian Prince and
the attempted assassination Of Presi
dent Diaz OF Mexico. No n knows
when a like attempt may be made
upon our president. Every possible
safeguard which legislation can pro-
vide AMI eternal vigilance on the part
of the secret service should be en-
ployed to protect the man who Is the
natural target for the attacks OF all
the enemies Of law and government.
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A. 10 No,,..

You emit punish q mob unless you
punish i while II is a mob A man Is
not the sam man while helis In d mob
rs no \ while he il an individual, and
this Is enc reason Why II IL so difficult
ever topunish and individual for what
hc did AZ a part Of a mobs This dis
tinctlol is not fanclfui: II ida real diff
ference aud public sentlmeh and pros
ecutim officers aud Iurics Fcosnize it,
whether they know II Or nd For this
renson i Il generally uscifs TO hope
for thepunlshment OF non liter a mob
has diperscd Worlds woh.
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Ii tho month Of October makes q
stormy exit. is deserves to be grateful,
ly remembered for the wonderful sue.
cessiun Of perfect days which II has
given Us. Such weather goes far
towards making life worth living.
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The Optic Will not. Inner any circun. :
stances be responsible TOR the return or 10
ale Keeping 0f any rejected manuscript, no
exception W.. Dc made 70 this rule, With ~,
~ns1 ii .ltber letters or enclosures. Nor Will
the editor enter into correspondence concsrn-
rejected manuscript
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-29

Scot Lauehlln. a capalc Young
J%oarnslst, who has for sine time
been n the employ of NJ Kansas
City 5irnai, arrived in III city last
no. Z. lie left th~iIafterno 80
for fbuqacrque Mr. L5ehlin ex.
pecist lrpate III the son1west If a
spitae opportunity offered
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tic office at the same time.
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Fried chicken for supper Fridays
at the Imperial. ,.zp
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Chicken dinner Wednesdays ami
Sunday at the Imperial. OPS
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THURSDAY EVENING. ocT. 70. 1903.

Vermont has bought a tract o. 800
acres Of land which Is 10 be reclaimed
and improved by convict labor.
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Perry Onion pays cash and good
prices Tor household goods. Monte
Carlo Hall. Colo. Phone No. 271. l43.tf
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Genuine Mexican chile and fresh
oysters at the Imperial. 9-25
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Secretary OF New Mexico
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opera house. Nov nth.
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place of the execution and hasten my soul
into eternity, ! shall appear before another
bar, the Judgment bar of God, and there you,
who have legalized the traffic, will have TO
appear with me. Think you that the great
Judge will hold me--the poor. weak victim OF
your traffic-alone responsible for the murder
Of my wife? Nay, |, in my drunken, ,frenzied,
irresponsible condition, have murdered one,
but You have willfully ana deliberately muir
dered your thousands, and the murder mills
are today in operation with your consent.
"All of you know in your hearts that these
words of mine are not the rawlings OF an un-
sound mind, but God Almighty's truth. The
Huuor Of this nation is responsible for nearly
all the bloOdshed, murders, riots, poverty,
misery, wretchedness and woe. 1t breaks up
thousands of happy homes every year, sends
the husbands and fathers to the prison and
the gallows, and drives countless mothers
and children out into the world to suffer and
die. II furnishes nearly all the criminal busi-
ness of this and every other court, and blasts
every community il touches. This internal
traffic is legaized and protected by parties
which you sustain by your ballots; and yet
some OF you have the audacity TO say that
YOU are in favor OF prohibiting the traffic,
while your votes go IN the ballot-box with
those o the rum-sellers and worst elements OF
the land, IN favor OF continuing the business!
Every year you are given the opportunity OF
voting against this soul and hOdy-deStrOylng
business and wash your hands OF all respon-
sibility for the fearful results of the liquor
Uaiucs out lusttdut you luioftn tHt kuFei II
ment, by your votes, that you are perfectly
satisfied with the present condition OF things,
and that they shall continue. You legalize
the saloons that made me a drunkard and
murderer. and you are guilty with me before
God and man for The murder Of my wife.
"Your honor, / am done. l am now ready
10 receive my sentence and be led forth 10 the
place Of execution, and murdered according
to the laws of this state. You will close by
asking the Lord to have mercy on my soul
viii close by soiemnly asking God 10 open
your bl ind eyes TO the truth, 10 yOur own in
dividual responsibility, 50 that you will cease
to give your support 20 this heilbOrn traffic
hn
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in its cowardly attitude towards reason.
able and immediate tariff revision, the
dominant element in the republi can
party is playing with comoustible ma
terial.
Every man knows that when he pays
for the commonest necessities of his
home life he contributes few cents
along with his countrymen to assist the
multi-millionaire to lubricate his device
for sefishly controlling the output Of
industry.
That grave tariff abuses exist today
no honest man will question. There
are but two remedies: Either the repub-
Iican congress will courageously go about
righting the gross wrongs that the whole
country sees or the people will thresh
the republican party and lash its scoun-
drels into permanent obscurity.
We have president Of character and
high purpose--a man of nerve and true
fibre. Let him make his appeal to the
party of Lincoln to uphold him, and let
the people mark for political exile every
one of their representatives whose vote
betrays him as the tool of the railroads
and trusts.
We shall never have canal at Pana-
ma controlled by the American people,
and the masses Of America look upon
the Panama scheme as piece OF treach-
cry.
We shall never have an honest tariff
administered in the interest of the peo-
pie who toll, until party slavery ceases.
No party can perpetuate itself by plum
dering the individuals who compose it.
That is self evident, The republican
party is doing that today and is nearing
defeat that will at least free il from
the political rats that infest it. Roose-
vet and the usual democratic idiocy
may save it from defeat in 1904, but its
departure from the common people
its betrayal OF their interests-its delib-
crate disregard of their purpose, is stor-
ing up against it a flood of popular
wrath that will wipe it out when the
flood gates are loosed, and treachery of
senators and congressman will be
responsible for its defeat and deserved
humiliation.
Let the young men of the republican
party make themselves understood. Let
it be known that no party owns them
TO use them as voting units in polluting
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to sell land to the amount OF S6OOOO This will be barr
This sale will include the Barrett Ranch, the best
farm in Hood River valley. Four thousand fruit trees;
free water for part OF it, contains $50 acres; worth
$20OOO but will sell in a lump for $4,000 cash. Or
we will sell in g. 10, Is and 20 lots to suit the
purchaser This is fine bargain at Sic, 900
Also, the famous ranch known the old 3. L.
Smith place near the Frankton school house This
place contains $50 acres with several fine cold springs
on the place and nearly enough water to rrigate the
entire land Only 2A miles from town. with the Frank
ton school the place. of the best schools in the
valley This place will be sold in small lots and will
all be gone inside OF ten days. for ....,,, ,$15 900
Next comes the old Van Johnson place, and this
will be included in this bargain sale Worth $4 900,
but for the cash will go for $1,000 This place
tans 40 acres 25 in clover and timothy 500 bearing
apple trees house and barn, nice woodshed, codsprng
at the door good cellar, small hay barn. all the water
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Little Doing at Council Meeting.

The stupendous task before the special
committee on sewers made it impossible
to bring in report for the council meet
ing Monday night. Chairman Prather
asked for an extension of time, which
was granted, and il with the assistance
of an attorney and civil engineer the
work can be completed by Monday
night, September IA, the council will be
ready for the report. The work of the
committee is taken up in figuring the
probable cost of the system, and arriv-
ing at an equitable manner of pro rata
assessment.
After reading Of the minutes OF the
previous meeting, communication was
read and placed on file from a Salt Lake
firm, who, having heard Hood River
needed water system, asked what like
lihood they would have in securing the
contract.
The reports of the recorder and treas
urer were read and referred to the
finance committee.
Marshal Cummings salary of $50
for the past month was allowed and
ordered paid.
On motion of P. S. Davidson, side
walks were ordered laid on the west side
OF Fourth street between Oak and State
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.Nood River Glacier
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1908
Some Sound Views Political.


White Salmon, WASH, Sept.7, 1903
Editor Glacier: Looking at current
events from the viewpoint OF one who
has retired from city life to the "rura
deestricks," /" may venture bit of sug
geston anent the trend Of affairs polit
ical? / have been a republican all
my life. Was born that way. Re-
member Lincoln's second election
and the awful solemnity that came over
every pa triotic home when he fell-the
victim of democratic hatred and disloy.
atty. Have in years past been a very
eager advocate OF republican principles
and done my part to secure their success
at the ballot box.
Ranch life has its advantages as a
place from which to measure men and
events. Here one is out of the 'mix up
The magic circle, sacred to the individ-
ual who is its center, here is clearer OF
those invisible wires that touch other
men and control individual action, or at
least give direction to ones judgment.
For whole year and more in a newly
adopted home | have had no voice as an
elector and so have done little concen-
tfaJeu thinking,
During the year OF my practical dis
franchisement, have been compelled
to witness on the part of a republican
congress one of the most infamous sur
renders to corporate greed and railroad
dictation ever perpetrated on a people.
The whole Panama canal proposition
was sidetracking scheme in which
congressman and senators betrayed the
country at the dictation of centralized
capital. 1t was Abraham Lincoln who
understood best of all our statesmen the
heart and underlying purpose of the
comm on people, and he it was who said
"You cannot fool all the people all the
time" No statesman and no political
party, however entrenched ever was
able to withstand the deep purpose of
the common people when kindled into
something resembling wrath. Again,
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The Rennhlic,s Great Offer.

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times when he feels his strength is not
what it ought to be. Then is when he
ought to go to Williams pharmacy and
get the great nerve and body builders,
Palmo tablets. These tablets are abso-
lutely guaranteed for all forms Of weak
ness, at SOC box. Remember they are
for any form of weakness. There is no
manhood builder equal TO them.
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From the Rural Northwest.

1t is estimated by a good authority
that the crop OF marketable apples in
the Rogue River valley, Or, this year
will exceed 400 carloads.
Some very fine peaches from White
Salmon, Wash, have been on the Port
land market this year.
White Salmon, Wash. lis taking an i'm
portant position as a supply point for to-
matoes for the Portland market. The
quality of the tomatoes shipped from
that point is first-class and it is one OF
the earliest shipping points in the North
ruaet
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1903-09-10
What is Life?

In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly pain
results. Irregular living means derange-
ment of the organs resulting in consti-
patton, headache or liver trouble. Dr..
Kings New Life Pills quickly re-adiusts
this. It's gentle, yet thorough Only 25e
at Chas. N. Clarkes drug store.