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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

lack of circulation. Had q knife been
thrust into my kidneys the pain could
not have been more intense. My sleep
was disturbed By visions Of distorted
figures. The kidney sccreiions were On.
noyingly irregular, and ! was tortured
| with thirst and always bloated. used
seven boxes OF Doan's Kidney Pills. The
bloating subsidized until i weighed 100
pounds less. could slceD like q child and
was relieved Of the pain and the irregu.
larity Of the kidney action. My circula'
ton is good and l feel better In every
way"
A FREE TRIAL Of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mrs. Jackson will
be mailed on application to any part OF
| the United States. Address Foster.Mi.
burn Co.. Buffalo. n. Y. For sale BY AZ
druggists: price, 80 cents per box.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14
Trying Chinese Brides Temper.

On the day Of a Chinese marriage
unlimited friends and neighbors. OF
even perfect strangers, are allowed to
come in and see the bride and the,
may make any remark about her, OF
to her. they please. says the Boudoir
Sometimes things horribly rude and
disgusting are said:
To try her temper a man will say
Fetch your husband a cup of teal
II she toes so. all will say jeeringly:
what an obedicnt wife you are''
Ii she sulks and does not do as she
Is told they remark: That is /;
pretty vixen with which To begin mar
ried life. We cannot congratulate you
on that tartar and other words 10
similar effect.
Then the poor thing is made 10 stand
on an inverted cup to show how small
are her feet.
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Something Good in Them.

According to the Carthage Press
William ]. Bryan is evidently seeking
TO capture the votes of the states
which have female suffrage. He says,
IF the hoopskirt returns let us make
the best of 1t. There is usually some
thing good in a hoOpskirt."
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Maggie"
"Yes'm."
why didn't You put this watermel.
on in the icebox as ] told YOU"
II did. mum"
But II isn't cold"
mo. mum. Yez see. ] had 10 take
the Ice out TO get IL In"
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Tainted.

From Life.
The Cannibal King-Take that mis-
sionary away.
Chef-What's the trouble. sire?
Hes tainted"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

twenty years !
was d~0ctorins
for kidney aud
liver Ouble.
but without ben
eft. Just before
I began using
Deans Kidney
Pills ] was 81.
most aralyx.
cd. could
hardly stand on
my feet be.
Il Of the
numbness and
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

PURELY VEGETABLE.

al the same time acts as . tonic 10 the IN
tire system. Book OIL Skin Diseases and
any medical advice without charge.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Go.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

You can get along without the Optic
but why should YOU.
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the disease il
per,na.
lnently. Moth.
ing acts 80
prom pity or
surely 10 skin
disease ~
g & . au.l IL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-08-14

ITCHES AND BURNS


The return Of warm weather means q
return Of torture IL Eczema sufferers.
The blood Is charged with burning acids
and acrid matter which Is forced TO the
surface through the pores and glands.
forming pus,ules which discharges sticky
Auid, aud the itching 10 Intense.
Tho doctors said ] had ~pastulsr Ec.
lama; u would break out in small whits
pustules, mostly on my face and banda,
d~isohargin9 q sticky hnid; crnsts would
:S.% , sas assP o. w sr.v' sorm sss :si~ w f;S
the itching and burning character.
tstic Of the disease for Ave years. and
during the time used various 'nsdicated
sppiicstiona sesmed 10 make me- worss.
After taking 8. 8. 8, q short tims I lie.
gan to improves; the itching did not
worry mo 90 much. continued the
medicine, \ soon az b ugly srup.
clear .as a~nybody's. J. have not been
trTuSlsd with u 6ssak.nE oSt sines'
Sometimes the disease Is in the dry
form, and bran-like scales torn ON the
skin, but the cause is the same --humms
in the blood. Salves, cooling washes.
powders and the like can 10 nothing
more than relieve the itching. hecanse
they do not reach the acid laden blood,
the seat OF the trouble, ) S. S. cures
Eczema and all skin diseases by neutral.
izing the acids and carrying them of
through the proper channels. When
S. S. S. has done this the symptoms
pass away, the blood Is cooled and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30

No tume , no beba lioor, VINO 6
cerveza, sin permiso del m6ilco,
Bebs bastante aqua pura entre les
comidas.
81 esta ustsd muy maio para ir &
la clinics, euvfs recado. Meiorfa no
slgnifca curaci6n; por 10 taAtO CONT
nde yendo 4 la clfnica por tanto t!em'
po como sea necesario.
No le liable & nadle de gu enfsr-
medad, excepto & al n4dlco 6 enfer.
mers titulada.
No bese nadis en- la bocs.
Afeitess 6 use Ia barbs muy corts.
En- ell tratamiento de 81 enferme-
dad, aire fresco, alimento sano y re-
gimon adecuado de vida son mas Inn
portantes que las medicinss.
Este al aire libre tanto tempo CO
mo pue Ia; si % possible en- el psrque,
bosque 8 campo.
No le tonga misdo al frio.
Tenya esperanzas y este conteuto
porque su enfermedsd pusde ser cura
ds, aunque tardara algdn tempo.
Obedezca embellishments las ins
truccloaes de su m6dico.
[Traducido de The World M1ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
LA TUBERCULOSIS
Rsglas adoptatas por Ia junta
de Sanidad de NeW.Y0Fk

Nuuca duerma & este en- cuarto ca.
liente 6 cerrado,
Tsnga por 10 msnos una ventana
alberta en- au cuarto dc dormir.
Tenga un cuarto para usted solo
sl 90 possible; 81 no tsnga una cana
para usted solo.
Eyite corrientes do sire, humedad,
polvo 8 humo; el polvo y ell humo son
peores que Ia lluvia = Ia nieve.
En- la casa, este en- el cuarto mas
vsntllado y mas expuesto al sol; es
preferible que no tenga alfombra.
No use pecheras de lana.
Conserve los pies secos , callen.
tes,
Acuestese temprano y duerma por
10 menos ocho horas.
81 tiene que trabajar, aproveche
cuantas oportunidades tanga para des'
cansar,
Acuestese descansar media hore
antes y despues de cada comida.
Evite conner cuaudo tspgs 81 cuer'
DO 6 el cerebro cansedo, & cuando es'
Is excitsdo.
Tome alimsntos sauos y saluda
bles. Adem&s de sus comidas rsgu
lares, tome diariamente I'm cuartillt
de leche pura, de tres 4 seis huevoI
treacos, bastants msntequilla y azd
car.
Conserve sus dlentes en- huea'
condici6n; use su sepillo de disnte
despues do cada comida,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
BUQUES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Y saIidas de este puerto

Ell vapor "Puerto- Rico" SaldrA
de Barcelona hacia el 81 de Euero,
hacienda las escalas de Valencia,
Malaga, Cadiz y Cauartas, para San
Juan, Mayagdsz, Ponce, Santiago de
Cuba y Habaua.
<Mlguel Gallarts sali6 de Bar
celona el 81 ppdo. hacienda ascalas
en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz Caaarias
= San Juan de Puerto Rico, siguisndo
viaje para Mayaguez, Ponce, Habana,
Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo y Man
zanillo.
vapor <Martin Saenz,. Sali6
del puerto de Barcelona 81 dia 20
del corrieute hacienda las escalas
de Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Ma
laga, Cadiz y Canarias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
|nteresantes
notIcias de Ponce
(Rs nuestrp Csrresponsdll

PONCE, ENERO 27. Ell o6cial
primero do ID Secretaria del Ayunta.
miento, don Francisco GopzSlez Rus,
qued6 sysrfusrs de 81 puesto. En- su
lugsr hs sido nombrado nuestro ami
60 y compahero don Leonardo A. Pom
90 dc Leon, & quien felicitamos. FL
seiior Ponce de Leon es el Secretario
del Comite unionista.
Sc halla on Ponce hoy, ell Fis-
cal de Ia Corte de Guayama, senior
Nadal Santa Coloma, quieu lego ano.
che en- averiguaci6n de Ia muerte de
Gumsrslnda Amaro, esposa de Angel
Maria Salinas, muerte violenta acae.
cida ca Arroyo, el lunes de esta sena.
No.
-Gumsrsinda Amaro, al saber
que 81 marido iba para Quay anna, hu
70 & una casa de campo del barrio
Llsurel de Arroyo. Eu el momento
On que ss cousumi6 el crimen, solo ha.
bic en- 10 casa una mia de pocos amos,
pues los dueiios dsla casa hsbfan Sc
lido & las faenas del campo.
Angel Maria Salinas, esposo dc
Guwersinda Ansro, 90 halla alu en-
el cuartel de Ia policfs, y, estA con
con esposas. FL NIGGA el hecho; pero
exlstsn terriblss sospechas contra 81.
Sc halla en- Ponce tsmbien, Mr..
Foote, Juez de Ia Corte de Guayama.
Ell sBanco Populars Cooperate
vos, pensamiento que hoy Sc agita en-
Ponce, tiene cubiertss va mas de dos.
cisntas acciones en- esta ciudsd; Las
acciones son & treinta pesos. Es Pre-
sidsnts de Ia Junta organiSadora dor
Diodoro Rivas.
-.-El <BAnco Popular Cooperate
vos tratara de estableoer industrias er
sl pals, y Ia primera de elias ser6 Ia
que 90 redere 10 fabrication de pape'
dc envolver, en- cuyo artfculo SO cal
oula que se consume en- Ia lsla, diaria
mente por vslor de mas do quinientoI
pesos.
..-Ha regrssalo de Arroyo el De
tsotiye Ortiz, que foe q investigar Q
ssunto de ls muerte de Gumsrsind'
Amaro, habiendo cumplido su comi
sion con el esmero y actlvidad gu
tiene acreditsdos.
-Ha sido onombrado iardinero mu
nicipal el individuo Pedro Negroni.
--Muchas distinguidas persona
de Ponce conourrieron aver q Juan
Dias oil entierro del seflor don Frar
CISCO Subir&, ouya muerte ha Did
muy sentida por todos los que conc
cisron al fuado. Pas a sus restos.
Hoy ha sido denunciada 10 ps
naderis dc los sefior Monllor, por e,
psnder pan falta de peso.
Santiago Rodriguez ha sido d.
uneiado por maltrato de animales.
Ell Attorney dics oil Ma. saall
1Corts municipal, que, 81 el Mars
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30

hall Dc la Corte do Dlstrito le propoue
para sub. Marsal de la Corts munici.
pal & don Marcelo Villah 10 acsptars; i;
pero el Marshall de esta Corte no SO
siente dispuesto q pedir favores q IN
ad versario, y ademas cree que es de 81
ell derecho dc Ia propuestA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
POl|C|A |NSUlAR

Han sido prestados por Ia Policia
Iusuiar, durante el mes en- curso S75
servicios, que clasi6cados por SD or.
den corresdonden:
lnfracci6n Ordenauzas munictpa-
les, liz.
1nfrscci6n Leyes de Sanidad, 3.
Des6rdenes pdblicos, 70.
Agresiones, 40.
Otras causgs, 20.
Abuse de confarzs, II.
Pelea, 81.
Hurto menor, 8.
Embriaguez, 10.
Resistencia 4 ls Policis, 6.
Disparo de armss, l,
Por uso do srnas sin liesncia, 10.
Crueldad dc snimales. Z.
Rapto, 2.
violacidn, 1.
Prostitution, :.
Requisitoriado, 2
Asesinato, I.
Juegos prohibidos, ;,
Homicidio, |.
Total, Sij.
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AIquiIeres DO cesas
y habItacIonss

CASA distinguids pertenecieuts 4
se6ora eulta = respectable, busnas he
bitsciones, eomidA excalanta--4i % do
sea--precios m6dicos.
Mdns @. SaBgRGC.
116 Oeste, calls %. NuevA-York
Ciudac.
RETINET home OF culture woman,
comfortable cheeriul rooms, excellent
tahio--n deslret-Tsrm2 modarate.
tMims O. SdEgndc.
118 W, Qt ia. 81 New. York. CITY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
linea FeIrsa del Oeste

Ttinerario del servicio lie Trsnes >
Vapores que empe1ara q regir
el dia 9 dc Mario de 1902.
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Baseball Notes.

Harry Gleason Of the Browns is his brother-the
Kid.all over Eycry move gesture and attitude
American League League since May IS The New York Ma
tionals have been frst since April %.
delp hla Nationals. They made seven runs In three
out Of their four victories IN st Louis.
The Pittsburgs were the second team this seaso n
Cincinna,s did the trick a, the Polo Grounds.
Not only are the Jonese:s numerous in prot .s.
Andover Exeter game and all three In the points
Here are the average positions OF the teams OF
SHs h eand Saso On ~
fourth: Boston. sixth; st. Louis seventh,
Joe Kelley thinks that hits under the ropes Al
or stands. Nine on, OF ten Of them would be home
runs anyway. especially for the speedy New YORK
The secret is out way has been d,s scpG ed
fast 10 s and then And YOU Will not find them
ST. LOUIS. June l2.-Ned Hanlon.. manager OF
the Brooklyn team. admitted this afternoon that
the fnd Of the year had Jumped to the independent
league OF Pennsylvania Hanlon says that Lewis VII
long Western trip.
An ugly boundc- VAS going straight 70, eonroy's
% IN "a s.e Ss p. bn aDa bH
Quick throw forced a man at second base Viii
Jams shot the ball TO Chase, who made fne catch.
but Just too late TO double up the batter at rt base
1t was wonderfully quick handling OF the ball al
all three bags and under ditncultes
The New York Americans present very strong
base running front when the team Is considered
Individually. II is hard 10 md SIX speedler men
on the paths than Doughcrty. FultZ, Keller Conroy.
Chase and Kleinow and by no means the slowest OF
the se1te. is Chase. The young Californian gets a
good start, Is a hard man 60 touch with the ball
and anncxes many an extra base on dinky hits by
his ner,ncss and daring.
The National League has 1t on the American In
been made In sixteen National League games on
both sides and In nine games in the American.
S!nyularly, only New York and Philadelphia teams
have made fifteen runs In ono game; The New
York Americans have done II once the Phlladel
phin Americans once, the Philadelphia Nationals
once and the New York Nationals twice In one
game the New York Nationals made sixteen runs.
which is the best record OF the season so far.
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Racing at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June I2.-At Kenllworth to day Plan
tagenet the favortc In the fourth race was beaten
a length BY Depends. who was considered ranl
outsider Depends got the best ride, hugg!ng the
rail- all the way and saving much ground. &c
outgamed plantagenet In the final sprint for the
wire
First Race-Four and a half furionKs-Orilene
no 81 Booker 10 |, won: Valencia, 100 Buchanan
TO 2. second: Springban. 100 Creamerl. 20 to l.
third Time zoos -5. Sunglow. Venus, Racine H.
DcSo,o and george Atwcll also ran.
Second Race-Six furlongs-Lady Ellison OK
(Klenck,, q to 5. won: Gasoline. 40 toConne1l
70 second nrrTy 70, Gren 81 nnr0s 70 J. th,sn
Third Race-Onc mile and 70 yards-Bugaboo
III a. hooker. 4to g. won; frbe. los GHogg'; Ito
second: bonnie Sue. al ~. Henncssey) TO l. third
Time, i5S rs. Widows Mite also ran
Fourth Race-Sl4 iuTlonSs, DependHs . iG5 tsnoh
second Kleinwood; rs q; Jones' res. to !, third
nesscyl 8 to l. won: Yorkshire Lad Of Perrncl
70 70, second: Rhythm. 50 IL. Henderson,, 10 to
third Time. 1860 as. Three starters.
Sixth Racc-One mile Blue Buck. 10s Roma
nelin. S 70 |; won; DuIbsr 90 lNubsTn ste TO, l.
ISL as Nine Spot and Girl from Dixie also ran
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TO REMIT BALL PLAYERS FINES.
Court Decision In McGraw Case Means
Money Back for DelinQuents.

PITTsBuRa, Pa, June l2-The following
interview was tonight given out by Harry
c. Pulliam. president OF tho National LeaEne
II regret very much the outcC me OF the So
called McGraw litigation In Boston, not 80
much that 1t affects me personally or III!
future administration Of AFFAIRS so long az
shall remain president of the league but on
account Of the encouragement 1t Will give 70
so-called rowdy ball In professional baseball
There were three riots on baseball fields last
week One in the American. one in the
National and one in the so-called outlaw.
or trI-State, league As a result one OF the
managers OF club is now under bonds in
a criminal court to keep the peace
an fning McGraw simply followed the
letter OF the law given me unanimously oy
very National League owner and II l was
wrong in that case have been wrong in
every case have acted on in my three years
administration.
Judge Sheldon in Boston held that the
Fleischmann resolution was dead TOT the
reason that 1t had not been reenacted by the
National League after the adoption or the
new constitution. He held under the Brush
resolu ton that any player removed from
the game must be fined $40. with no appeal,
but that II I took any further steps under
Sect lon 2s OF the constitution I must give
the player trial. fined MoGraw under
the Fleischmann resolution. as I did Mciann.
and so long as am president Of the league
the re cannot be one law for John McGraw
and another for Dan McGann. and sc. follow
ing up Judge Sheldons decision. shall OF,
my return to New York request the board
OF directors to meet. and as member OF
such board shall vote for an immediate
the Fleisohmann resolution over $40 In size.
This will mean return to the following
players OF the anne xed amounts: M6Gann.
$40 Abbott, so: Shec kard. $40; Wagner. $50
and Kelley, $50; Had | been given an OPP
portunity to, submit this to the court ! az
me. for my evidence which was Of the best.
showed McGr8w guilty.
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INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Tournament Begins At Ostend without
:. B1rdelehcn,
Gable Despatch to THE Sun.

SpFCtdl cane LeypuffV " ne
OsTESD. Belgium. June l2.-When the
masters assembled at the Kursaal in this
city this morning in order to play in the first
round Of the international chess tournament.
word came from BarGeleben at Berlin
to the effect that he would be prevented
from participating in the contest. Mana
ger GunsberR called a meeting Of the com.
mittee and players and it wne decided to
start the tourna ment with fourteen players.
but to let the draw for numbers which was
made on Saturday stand, In order. how
ever to avoid the many byes it was de-
cided TO let the numbers apply to Berger's
table, provided for fourteen players. and
the schedule OF games had to be made over
again.
MS follows: Blackburne VS.. Iaubenhaus.
Janowski VS., Maroozy, Marco VS.. Wolf. Burn
VS. Teichmann, Tarr.sch VS., Schlechter.
Marshall VS.. Leonhardt and Tschgorin VS.,
Alapin, or the seven games started two
were conc lided before I O'Clock, the time
for the first adjournment. namely. those
between Marco and Wolf and Burn and
Teichnann, a draw being recorded in each
The unfinished games VIII be resumed on
Wednesday The second round will be
PLAYED in the follow ng order tomorrow:
Schlechter VS. Marshall Teichmann va.
Tarrasch Wolf VS.. Burn. Mlroczy VS.. Marco.
Taubenhaus VS.. .I8nowski. Tschigorn VS..
Blackburn and Alapin Va, Lconhardt
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TURF.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
HARVARD EIGHT LOSES NO TIME.
Crimson Oarsmen In Their Shell Five Mln'
utes After Arrival at New London.

NEW LONDON, June l2.--llarvards varsity
eight and four arrived at Red Top on the
launch from New London at o'clock this
evening Coach James Wray, who accom-
panied the oarsmcn from Cambridge. or
dered all hands into their rowing clothes and
scarcely five minutes had elapsed from The time
of the crews arrival until the shells were
nut overheard The eight was sent down
stream for two miles, while the four padd led
UP past Broadview, where lale's two ciChts
were taking their regular evening practice.
The Cambridge quartet. after watching
the manemvers OF the New u aveners, for a
quarter Of an hour. returned 10 Red Top.
As they pulled away all the Vale oarsmenn
the watermanship Of their rivals. Harvard
varsity eight pulls long sweeping oar with
enough to escape the swell on the Thames,
The crew is athletic in appearance but not
as rugged looking as lale's, and there is not
the power apparently in the catch that is
so noticeable In the Elm city boat, The
Cambridge men are all in good health ard
spirits.
iiarvard's freshmen crew is expected TO-,
morrow afternoon. With the Harvard
varsity crews are pr. r, J, Manahan. who
will look after the physical condition Of tho
oarsmen, and jimmie Fallon, the pro
feseional rubber Nho has been in attendance
upon the crews here for several years,
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wellesley Girls Row in RnInst orm.

WELLESLEY. Mass, June lo.--The annual
rowing competition for the Wellesley College
class crews was held this morning on Lake
Waban in a heavy rainstorm. The crew OF
'Os was the winner. The contest was for
were second The prize for which the girls
braved the elements was the Hunnewel
challenge cup. ON which are engraved each
year the names OF the winning crew. The
coyswain and each member OF tho winning
crew also received individual tankards, The
freshmen competed for the first time this
year.
The winning crew was made up as follows:
Maria Dowd. stroke: Miss Gladys Wells. ::
Juliet Poyntpr, @: Anna Hamlin. S: Maria
Fykes 4: Eleanor IIolick. 3: Florence Can
ticmy, .; Eugenia Ludwick. bow; Luna
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sanford a Candidate for Mike Murphy's
Place.

NEW HAVEN. June ~ 1t was reported
In Yale circles tonight that George Foster
Sanford. the all around Yale athlete and foot
ball coach was a candidate for the place
vania 1t was also stated that Sanford had
had conference with the Yale officials
There is q good deal of sentiment among the
Yale alumni in favor of the selection of keene
Fitzpatrick for Murphys place. Those Yale
men who favored Michael +. Sweeney, the
I'M school coach tor Yale trainer have moan a.
Yale because he has contract with the Hill
School that would prevent him from leaving
there for some time.
Capt. Jack Gates Of the Yale track team,
so IL was given out tonight. has received
a letter from Thompson. the crack Andover
football guard that he will enter Yale this
coming fall