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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
RATsrTrI,s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Tangier, June 16- uwo of Raisulise followers who were imprisoned at La rache have arrived here. This is con- sidered another proof that the govern-S ment is gradually complying with all conditions proposed by the bandit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
RIIssIA ANS I.osT CoIoRs.

London. June 16.-A dispatch to the Central News from Tokio says that the Japanese. after fierce fighting yes ferday, captured Telissu. between Kai- lost six guns and many regimental colors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
RUSSIANS LOST 300.

Tokio, June 16In fight which IS reported to have taken place at Tells su on the railroad about 80 miles north of Port Arthur the Russians lost 500 men killed, 300 taken prisoners and IA guns The casualties on the Japanese side are estimated at 1,OOO men killed and wounded.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut Fair to- night and Friday; cooler in the north- west portion tonight; cooler in east ern Maine Friday; light west to north winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
AT MIDNIGHT HOUR.

New Chwang, June 16. a. m.-Fir- ing has been heard distinctly in the direction of Kai Chou since 10 o'clock last night 1w1 batteries of artillery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
BONDED WITH CHINEsE.

Che Fee, June 16, 5 P. m.-Hight junks arrived to-day from Port Arthur all of them loaded with Chinese. Iney left that town yesterday. Up to thar time the conditions there were un- changed. Small skirmishes are report ed continually ashore and the Japan ese ships throw few shells daily into the city, around which the Russians have just completed an immense trench.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16

WANTED- One waitress for Brior,
 restaurant. Apply 259 South Main street 6-l6-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16

New York, June 16.-The loss of life sby the burning of the General Slocum sn the East river yesterday will ap- .proxfmate 1000. This estimate is based on the opinion of the chief of the lire department. the coroner's of Ace and the police. At I o'clock this afternoon 5O4 bodies lay on the marble slab, of which 155 were identified. There were reported missing 467 and the hospitals held S117 injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
ENCOUNTERED RUSSIAN FLEET

Tokio, June 16, 10:3O q. m.-The transport Hino, which has returned to Moji, reports that she encountered the Russian Vladivostok squadron at Il 20 a. m yesterday 20 miles west of the Island of Shori of the Xxi group. The transports Hitachi 6,172 tons, and the Sado, 6,219 tons, were seen two miles to the westward. The weather was foggy and the sea was calm. When the Hino sighted the Russian fleet she turned, ran and signaiIed a warming to the Kanawaza, and they both took refuge inside the Island Chiyt. Both signalled danger to the Ibu, which also escaped. The Hino saw the Hitachi and Sado surrounded by the Russian vessels, but their fate is unknown. The loss of life will probably be heavy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-16
WILL ATTACK WITH 100000 MEn

Che Foo, June 16, noon.-F'rom re liable source it is learned that the Japanese had eO.OOO men on the Liao Tung peninsula ten days ago. It is believed that it is their intention to use 100000 men in the attack on Port Arthur. Possibly it will be a fort night before they are ready to make the expected attack.
 A Chinese who was employed in the machine shops at Port Arthur is au- thordty for the statement that the re pairs to the Russian warships only consisted of placing sheets of steel over the damaged parts. There was no at tempt made to replace the damaged ribs. He also confirms previous Chi nese reports to the effect that of the fleet of battleships and cruisers only five are capable of fighting. Accord ing to the best information these yes sells are the battleships Poltava, Sf- yastopol, and the cruisers Bayan, Ask old and Novik. Some contend that the battleshfp Peresv1et and the cruis- CT Diana are not damaged.
 The Chinese machinist says the ma chinery of large vessel. the name of which is unknown to him, was wreck ed by a shell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

=niaa=fQnRnaoiNs Of the uni
IpJp- rank b -antaEad the competitive
drlf. Prizes in the aggregate sum Of
!9ld(0O are to be awarded the winners
!: b.! ss ' !. ss's Ar y, r ;ss
'tuddessful companies next Saturday.
{: Ess;.'33fE!f:::ss;::;:::,, :;
at he Jockey Club park, and will be-
sai day untio1SRassIssa nished
The decoration of the city in honoS
'pf be 2aA0l Da6e0 onGHcill
Fdn scale never attempted before.
Ila4s and bunting hide the fronts Of
s Sa e e,s ar ndi1SfAklaM!A HI&sh1 out
S4cdrations include many magnificent
Pyt1iehA kAkms Yorrhed u N6E hNfS
)lxc Il l. -, ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

9uenf VIII be noteworthy. Afrahge-
a!st t5dR}tIss%s aq 3ttaesssabl , ,ss"alJl1e|
ne ladies accqppsnyiHg t9smu Rscep-
abns will beSn.ldA TN rknhfs hbtels.
,sbg(nning this evening. Other features
Mini include boat rides on the Ohio
RIVED and an excursion to Mammoth
IN Il .siohW - stssM beiis2 brs hss
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15
~ ~ vss oS,SaSP 'la.ass 81

=. Next dAtas % saie D. ,lDuts worlds
faf ssoastss August t.es. ~: sspssm.
Der 8. :. Z: October s..4.ls.. First-ciass
ties.ta sooa 70 aasy, x,th .top-eo p {
privileges. choieN Of reostes- Daylight
scenery. For fun information. cali o.
write c. ". Mount. general agent. O
II 4 N. Lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15
THE MOTHERS VACATION.


snethePs' suhstatatess ygsulA Create
. New Oecupatioa For Women.
We say everybody ought to have a
vacation. No one tries to excuse this
necessity. Almost every one has at
some time experienced its benefits. 1t
Is not uncommon to hear that some
radical change Of surroundings and
occupation has brought back strength
supposed to be LOST forever or even
cured what seemed a mortal disease
But those who need this change the
most are the very ones who are un-
able to expect such thing, much less
enjoy 1t.
The more responsible the occupat ton
the more constant Is the personal at
tention and the more sure the cOpse-
quent physical exhaustion and mental
strain. Love for ones occupation
lightens work. but it very frequently
defers the necessary rest. 1t should
be made imperative that those people
who have the greatest responsibilities
should include vacation in their plans
for each year.
1t Ii unnecessary to prove that q
mother holds the most responsible of
all positions, and we must add to this
responsibility the sewing, cooking and
cleaning that fall to the lot of the aver
age mother. But who ever heard Of a
mother having a vacation--a real va
cation, not a trip with the children,
but a complete separation from home
ties and associations? That this idea
sounds like heresy may be sufficient
proof Of the necessity for such
change.
But such a custom will never Origi-
nate among the mothers themselves.
Motherhood means unselhshness. II
any mother ever longs for a change she
will conceal the longing and consider It
the morbid result Of some nervous con-
dition. Teach the boys a practical
knowledge Of household duties and
family requirements that they may
know their proper performance occu-
pies seven days in the week, including
holidays and many nights! The moth
er's vacation must be planned for and
insisted upon by the father. since he is
hff natural protector and in most cases
hi Rplds the purse strings.
Bet the question. according to the
attRpr Of the foregoing plea made In
t4S BostbA Cooking School Magazine.
I'd Whoe9ell undertake the care Of
tie eamily? When dread illness comes
Va SlihhhdH TIE trained nurse. At such
a time the condition Of the patient is
much more critical than that of fam
F IEpA! 2ST166Sf.ss u f9s . w wsss .;
stbst&tutes and create new Occupa-
tPn for women? All over the country
s s.r be r fs"" I'd s se e:;n
likelihood. They .Aave 20 practical
Z Owi4leJ9 9Qt4bs but0 6eework
ahd are too old to enter upon any new
, ofeupation. They mpat. become either
sSrvants or dependeAtH Many such
Women irs we'll ,sdpcated and gifted 70
blc3ASFfa3h66f II Ah3s lS1A h0AtsIv
1t 10 plain that SUCH an occupation
= the proposed would Esquire remark
4ble women, women able to do and
Oversee all kin4& hSA0ttQk, to On.
terrain and cara "a. childran. to meet
each emerkencx With promptness and
tact to laugh # ittle XQETi@ nod QYer:
coute all friction With ready adaptabil,
ipi The capseeMA ~ eAHRH'
served in the maturity Of al Intelligent
Domestic women.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

x1Hil CAasney StraawAxs,sA. fse
4 rstnArkable feat Of engineering has
ooen accomplished ct the Narasansett
ossWsVvAt- Csa~steav q
M foot chimsey. four feet out Of
plumb. has beS1 1lfdghteAW without
cracking T. when IL fall seemed i'm
nissnt: q, s0sahsra. sapcas civii Sn.-
oaneer. By means Of steel levers raised
ths shippsJ and backed 1t into place.
He Rhhqs9dn a ccHfse Of bricks three
Quaresrs arou96 9pd then substituted
wooden wedges. which were burned
awayu ths chimney resumed the up.
nOeth4e : ebtbq eii
GileA Reth- Ways.
What did the boss cant when hs
Aauad Jon up on the phoner'
10 GAIL ne dexn.ssion soo 1sbs
ri. nc sesa
49, -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15
PUhlAnS= FLOOD LOUISVILLE
BIENNIAL CoNCLAvE OF KNIGHTS
3sions Open omOrrow...Estimated that Fully
$4,000 Visitors will be Present..Su.
preme Lodge Meets Wednesday.

L UISVILLE. KY, Aug. iS.-The bi.
enn I national conclave of the Knights
Of thias odened today, through the Of
6cia business Of the orde& will not re-
ceiv attention until tomorrow. Thirty
tho and members of the order including
som 10 600 members Of the uniform rank
anc brge numbers redresenting Knights
of orassans and other affiliated bodies
are the city. and it is expected Ufet
befdF the darade starts tom9rr9W fullX
500 visitors will be here. SYdeWeex
10 4 be crowdee with events of special
iute lot to members. One of the most
int sting features is the encampment of
the hiform rank. Today the camp at
:: :: =: 6; Il: 4 llli e.:
unil Fined members of the order ap.
e. b., :, ~! Elk "a :!sls|eS nj
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

II you love your wife get her ths Co.'S
e9)alis Led Ind size win love you. Lew !.
la1on Fuel Z Ice Co. Phone i7yHr ps
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

~ An lnvttAng salad.
Heel and cut a large cucumber into
hi(k slices Of about "a jwM3 THESE
ss = 4i SafS z1''ar OK t ssssss
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

Trustworthy nay or gentleman to
manage business in this country and
adjoining tsrs.terY'fe, wsr1spa faeqe;
ably known house 81 solid anaSo3ai
standing. $1,000 straight cash salary
ana sxpenses2 nnhf sarh rMdnhr n
eneck direct from headquarters. Ex-
pense money advanced. Position Der.
manent. Address Manager, $40 Como
block. Chicago. Illinois.
D
,,-.,,.- 81 cI~:7ftsEE. DN1l
7se The month
:, odsbl .no3siws.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

;ks..! 3,Jt1 = Es'sst -. ..
.oslsreai.h1 Iar lhdf b =
1TheiI tssidsEaRr1 P3 ~ y
-splenAo4 Of cdptu&ne1 apl
and Fs3oFf5-ffStM s
STAR eixautl1lIElxs u
The Rathbone sid = the
-wives. mothert and u A. thlsns
will hold their 60 ~ IN dus|p3sa
week. Mts. Beile QuMlep. pbltg
~. :. ~ aRs .,.. s:ss SO
again request dh.e ~ eisify res.
osusss By ~ s1esea ~ 70
.doubtfuf ftAheir efforts ID tliis direction
- asfs Aasacrhotr 4hfsq51fryEfa
,era5 e :.; sysd , sW ass1eh 2aqiNL1 Il.
eieS0 StSda4 a21kSS the 5t&a c6dd1te na5&aA
.ars afffGQi1ddX [lll AbiR VS. iieisshhs
wsdAAaaBd SiW samUag csssraly
TrassdsoRb4s As9ehiS TMVue.JR
presiding. There are number Of inI5
s.ss..1lj1dtac3.,XInx xdl&3a r. &|aNEij1
probable that tkth93)A6eOlodge will
continue =" 'e1a.Gp , ten a ,1syf or two
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

1T ",oo' ,,ssrs ny :, ~
.smss1o .no,saa zgl-.. ..,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15

weeks. Charles f. Shiveley of Indiana
the present supreme vice chancellor Of
the order, will become supreme chan
cellor For the Office of supreme vice
chancellor there are many aspirants in
the field and the contest bids fair to
become exceedingly spirited before the
choice is made. The list Of candidates
includes George NJ. Hanson of Maine,
Judge Charles s. Barnes of Illinois,
Judge Richardson of Virginia. Fl. p.
Brown of Texas, DIR. D. S. Woodwork
81 Massachusetts, and Judge Church of
California.
The Endowment rank, the insurance
branch Of the Pythian order. will also
hold its convention during the week.
Among those mentioned for places on
R0ayda0f Control for the Endow-
ny 1t Ire F. B. Hoskins of Wis
'cohsih, Fred Phillips of Rhode Island,
R, y./les of prida. Stanley Adams
A a, Bangs % Of North North
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-15
20 OF T}Lt- NTIfI11t hot
eNt0nr'o 0t0EkoE Cured:

Dy xnARselA4 Druss Directly rsHAe,
suiar ltheu NghAaexp. o, ma ,-r
Ihs important feature Of the nfty-
ss 1ne .1'lA 1SH :sttRtHs11,:;,,
wsb IN addrsss 81 Proie:sor Withheld
Aykes. associate SrJf41Dat5ttaS VI urolosy
4 sa f. rs sgEaRs.a ID gsgess.S8el ; 5,
an pnAsg1lAe9 Asne4pQameNt sthet n
0A1Wn6bthat Brights disease. aD,stNN
oai \ ataaea n leaat, Ma cuEahle.
ThiA- dlneaae- haa hecstofore banned al
charts to master Il hut profaaa0r
Ayzes thinks \ ca ~ o00S And O4ckS
up his iGoAl0S NIIeu31eeamvnAv ealobN
ef injecting tuOerNgsNBreMR NM
- kidneys. BY doingotAiA A4tjk aN34
- use much stronger medicines than
could possibly ba nSYd through the
stomach. 1ul
IN professor ciallne6 to have effect
:: :. 10 az d3ah tbs;s,21j
failed entim,s.lDdqssbapi Aslarsatment.
He believed that further research
would res1st5RD t1HTnA0iR9H aitfeAaA
ment, which could be aAlsoO 1t OMlte6l
otages Of the disease. which would be
cod lee3a&8iVe!eoa LIAM va
hTNOM 11FFs4!333-c7
= eoecesefnl uax Eaxal Cure.
/ The treatment Of hay fever BY an
. !. !. sss l I'm c8i 4S9 18H1,'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
Sharkey and
Monroe Tonight

PHILADELPHIA, Feb Il Toas
shafkFy aad Jank AnnrOe ~ III III
e~s.lsal cE5nai.ioa sor thesr around
contest which Is slated To 81 pulled
on 81 the second Regmelt armory
tonight Both bonera finished their
uslning lass ns MIA AEe rating
uasil called Ia enter I'LL rig u begin
TIER battle. Tie coniest has been
slas1y discussed during ne Isl feF
wteks. AMI 4 sH eFpKd Nl ga
Land ID w TIL men battle. III ad
tiiiaa u tAe hast u gocai ring follow
ers. The cfoEd 81 the Eingslde iii In.
el1de large delegations Of sporting
naea from New York. BaltlnoFe ana
other titiss among thc lngslisss
who are expected u Ia On haua u vii
ness The fight are Champion JeHfies
sKiss Mccoy and JACK osgfleu
Although sharkey Is the fasorlfs II.
ne majority of me sports. thgFe
are laany Sho think MGnroe stands
a good chance u beating he hard
hitting fnlos, and then VII. 40
doabt, be . very pretty battle
KID yfccoy. sho has been W0rk
Ing sill Manroe. elaims thar tlss iat
Ter Is 4 much better man than III a.
ara supposed he Was. ana aa DC Is
4 ysF9 clever p0xsr foT such 1 big
tciloe. Mccoy Il aaunaeat that shc
Butte man viii give sharkey one of
The hardest battles he ever had shar-
hey. who has hcsn training in View
York. appears q &c In ihe bert pos.
shape. ani the statements of.
bis trainers Indicate 1 feeling ii con
adence In the result.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27

fle has senaW Platt - not rein.
pushed tAe paFty reins Al early
dale viii be REGARDED 81 indicative
Of Governor oaaIs control 81 the
stale committee.
Coupled viii to Cali salch ,he
committee VIII Issue for The eoaYen-
ton may be the proFiso that the con.
sentlon u 70 select q new state com
nittee This i much desired b Cor
ernor odsIl. aadt Il i understood. ii
not opposed III senator Pla,t Ths
convention viii select four delegates
Al large TO the republican nationai
convention Unless present plans
misearry, she delegation viii IL CON.
posed 81 Senator'S Platt and Depew,
Governor odell and former Governor
Black.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27

Plat VS. Odell

NEW YORK. Feb 27-Members
Iof he republican state committee AS
sembied at the Fifth Avenue hotel 10.
day 20 discuss the question Of date
and place for holding the state con.
yention. Owing 10 tho difference ~
opinion among The party leaders. he
matter may not be settled definitely
Tor another week. The settlement OF
the date for holding the convention is
regarded As the first test as 10 wheth.
er Senator PIatt or Governor oiell
Is in actual control of the party ma
ehinery Governor odeil favors an
early date. Senator Platt prefers a
late one for the alleged reason tha,
he desires All the important leglsia.
tive business 10 be out Of theway be.
fore the convention meets. The selec.
Ton q a late date, therefore viii be
accepted ~ evidence ny the rank and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
IraIns 80 LIE sseept snnaay.

Trains run daily except sunday.
Connections with The -na,n. ftrs .,S
branches as follows;
AZ Antonito for Durango, s.lyer,op ana 81
points 10 the San Juan country.
AtiAlarnosa with standard g.urel n, ! /.
veta, Pueblo. Colorado springs ana uarver
also *ith narrow gauge FOR Monte vts,a. ~,
Scrte crerde snd All point intbe san Ip,s
valley.
Atsaiida with main line.ss,anaard gape.,
TOT alltpoints east and west Including Lead.
Vile and narrow rsuge points between 81.
iia ana Gran | junction.
~ florence and Canon CITY for H. roId
camps " cripple Greek and Victor.
a Pueblo, Colorado springs and ps,,.,
With oil Missouri river lines for al ro,,,.
east. luh1s
reg further information address III nnos,.
signed. unue1'
Through passengers from santa =. !,
standard gauge slee~pers.from Alano.. ca
nave herths reserved on application.
y b DAyislAsen.
~ HooPEH- q. nj a,
Denver. Colo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
Articles Of incorporation.

The following articles III Inrof,ora.
tion have been filed In The once os
the territorial secretary; The ORC
Pine Mining company. principal once
A. Hanover. Grant county. III. inco..
poratufs arc William ID Murray. silver
cts John u, Jones. wcllssille. New
York Otto Gcrmer, Erie. pennsyl.
ranlai Thomas X. Madison, AIbu-
qnafque The company Ia incorporat-
|ed for nifty years for the purpose of
carrying d a general mining and real
estate business The capital stock "
the company Is 1900. 900 divided into
c0a go shares u the par value of ST.
each The ilrst board 81 directors con.
slsts u The incorporators The chat.
ham Copper company with principal
.onles At Silver city The iucorpors.
tors ar Benjamin johnson. sllyer
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
afors
cot IRE wires.

Upon & careful investigation. Il val
discovered by The penitentlary an,
shoFitses, after The attempted mutlny
.at thh penifeniary III Saturday. thai
Tile eoayieta implicated had early WI
that morning cut he cables which
carr the electric current to lie
lights % The walls and 10 the admins.
tratian building. leaying. however. the
cable that supplied the cell lights III,
tao, The wires were eut in The attic
directly oyer The dynamo and power
house The damage has been Re.
pairsd Il II evident that ne not II
the ssFen conyics. Won Ne III.
tempted escape on Monday. had been
veil prepared and discussed among
them despite the strict regulation
against prisoner communicating
among themselves. This demonstrates
the difficulty Of only one OF the prob.
lens with which the management Of
a large p%cnitentIary must deal New
Mexican.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
What are clogcs FOR. do yon

What are cloves FOR. do you
think, For flavor; nothing
but flavor. There are two
measures Of flavor: quality
quantity faenfs and strength.
Schilling Bes, has, without
exception, the very fires, and
richest flavor and most Of it;
difference marked. One o. is
worth two vi The next best;
twenty of some.
Your grocer S moneyback.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
TAFT AND ROOT DISCUSS
pniLIpPiNE HAtARcAQs

WASHINGTON b CT ~
Secretary Tai Want 70 sex Yorx 10.
das g u1nfef afa Msssr Hi. eyer.
HaFfdmaa aad teFnasY secfg R59i
E h gnta 8 rag
rcd ysters Ii Dc PhEAap TIE
r~oafeFeaoe i e a~s1erftoo sM not
foaa ihe aHAsnt n franchises
nHa be fs IN ths Mi sppsne
sasnisss0n.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27

c Nice H i Johnson. silver
Cry Hugh Atkinson. Bay 81 Louis.
Mississippi The company IS lncor.
prsted for fifty years for the purpyse
81 faining. dealing n real estate ege.
The company capitalized ii 1901
0g9 divided mo shares 81 Ire
par value o. SO eaeh The first hcaai
~ cnsias If tle utnp
afors
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
sExG.sn vs. q
IN CHICAGO TosJ6rT.


CHICAGO lis Fes zT-IAe O.
eago AtAn as has pss a.
srn5ert EEega@ far IL Dozlng sos
ana ne nsmAEs d Sc b:
g~zxasJgz xn be treated - boats
saa > Esnhsf q p2giiisl3 q hig1
IT, aega xai
ang taseshsr Esrrr F0 tAa u.
bAsiamwe.ght e1aa99s. Gas
: gcaEAa aaatan-
TaeEnasi Egatsf la
aad Ii Aaa4bg at shs
ma ! 49, AH
y s rc1an !
tog ne sea4Lon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
D. s z. g. System
Santa Fe Branch
Time Tabis.No. III.
IEfectiY. Wednesday AUril i tas

Effective Wednesday April i. iss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
Fe TIM Table.

East sound-
NJ ; tdas.F-ArEiyes IE ? n;
tep4rts 2.iv p :
10. 5 iaailsl-Arrires TO ! -
gearts i.40 q n.
No i t3aly1-ArIves Is ) II:
departs $40 :. =
Hess EoYnG.
~ j tdaiiI-Arriyss i35 4 III
departs : 30 , n.
No I tdalyl-Arrises sis . n;
depasts $40 p. n.
10. ? Gailyj-Arrises 5 u ! =
|dep2ts 5:l5 = u.
sos. : and a-CalifcrRia Llmitsds;
solid Pullman trains. with dining com-
partment and observation ara
10. HAS Pullman and tourist
cars ID Chicago ard Kansas slsy. ana
a Pullman car for Denver Is added az
Trinidad. Arrives al La JuLta i ~
p. n, connecting xith No. 5, leaving
la Janta at 80 ! iii; arriving at
Pueblo 500 4. n. Colorado Springs
|e:35 d n. Denver $40 q u.
No s-Has Pullman and tourist
cars u Chicago ard Kansas City. AZ
riyss Il La Juata 1870 !. ID. connect-
ing with No. ~sos-leaving La Junta
1910 p n, arriving al Denver at 500
p. N.
~, HAS Pullman and tourist
cars for Southern California points.
No Has Pullman and tourist
cars for Northern California point and
Pullman car for Fl Paso and City Of
Mexico. Connection for Fl Paso, Dem
Ing. Silver CITY and ali points ii Mex
leo and Southern New Mexico and
Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
WHAT Arr Thrv7

Chamberiainis Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness. and constipation,
and q good one. Price rs cents. For
sale by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27

Nos The rirosd eyzsary Hsy
ne ans csass ;Aeaz 10 s0se -
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-27
70 Cure ] Cold in one Da,

Take Laxative nrouo ouinlne Tablets
All druggists refund the money il il
falls e cure. E ". Groves sigma.
turs 4 % each boz. rs cents.