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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14
opt,c Boy Injured

! Eustancio Montoya OF the mechani-
cal force Of The Optic received q seri-
Gus ana painful injury Yesterday even
ing as a result OF his hand becoming
caught IN the folding machine while
the paper was In press. Two OF the
fingers Of his right hand were badly
lacerated and the knuckles perhaps
broken though the doctor was unable
10 determine at the first examinat
ION the exact extent Of the injury
The breaking OF the chain operating
the folding machine alone saved the
lad from much more serious injury
The unfortunate o%ccurrance occasion
ed q considerable delay In the deliv
cry of the paper.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

Note-H the mall clerks are under
Instructions not to sort the mall in
the boxes until after It Is on the
train. Of course they are not to be
blamed for any delays. However.
here 10 what frequently happens: No.
g and No. 2 come In at about the
same time. The mail Is taken from
the box and put on board Of No. 2
There is no train coming south that
car bring back the mail until the
afternoon following and q t~wenty.four
hour delay results. As said before
the box at the depot Is put there
for the benefit o fthe travelling pub
lie and citizens who utilize II take
their chances. The better way IL IL
utilize the post Office.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14
That pepot Mail Box.
Editor Of The Optic:

Editor Of The Optic:
Dear Sir: notice that you warn
people against putting mail in the
box at the depot. and say that II Is
liable to several days delay. This
Is not a fact. Ordinarily there Is
no delay. The only time that there
can be any delay In dispatch Of mail
put In the box at the depot is when
east land w~est.bound trains meet
here or too near here for the mail
clerks to sort and exchange mail.
For instance, No. Q picks up south
bound mail: 1t liz worked at once.
and put in, a sack and thrown on ut
Onava or Watrous land picked up
r. M, q, II Nos. I and 3 pick up
en- ~'.hopnd NAH 1t Is sorted at once
and thrown on and picked up BY
No. s; thereby preventing any delay.
Yours truly.
F. O. BLOOD, p. M.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14
Carnival ball at Duncan. Feb. %.
De. 1lpton Reslans

Owing TO the fact that his increa.
sed private practice exacts much OF
his time. DR.. William, X. Upton, who
for eight years has been mcuical sup.
erintendent for the New Mexico
hospital fos the insane, has tender
ed his resignation 10 the board Of
directors Of that institution and the
same has been accepted by the board
to take effect March 1st. DR.. H. M.
Smith has been rendered the posi-.
tton of medical superintendent by
the board, and the Optic understands
that he has accepted the offer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

Two sportative youths were up
before Justice Bope yesterday after.
noon on the charge Of snowballing.
The magistrate dismissed them with
a repfimsnd and with the general
warning that he will enforce the law
against the next culprit. A number
Of citizens have made complaints OF
being swatted outrageously by snow.
balls made almost as hard as ice and
thrown by mischievous boys.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

Every member Of Troop A Is re.
quested to be present At the armory
tomorrow night to make final ar.
rangements for the grand military
hall which win probably be held on
the iirst night Of the carnival at the
opera house. The armory will be we'll
heated for the meeting. 1t IL I'm.
perative that every member In the
city be present.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14
Dannie Burks is III with tonsilitis.

N. p. Roseberry's Sunday school
class rendered q party to Miss FL
sic Denman at the home OF DR.. Alice
Rice last night. There was a pro-
gram. OF music and r~ecitatiOns and
refreshments we're served The V Q
ing passed e%njoyably, but there was
much regret felt that Miss Denman
Is expecting to leave in a few days
for her home In Mansfield, O.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

The J. @. Rosenthal Lodge !. O. r.
B. will hold It's regular monthly meet.
In Tonight At 8 o'clock In the vestry
room Of the Temple. Business Of great
importance " 10 come up for discus.
sion and action. Every member Is
most urgently requested TO attend.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

A lady was taken suddenly III
and fell to the floor on train mum.
Der one today and DR.. Smith
the company physician was summon
ed. Her condition was not serious
and she was feeling much b-,ter when
the train pulled out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

The F~ortnightly club win dance at
Rosenthal's hall Friday evening and
: large attendance ID expected. Many
a the older members OF the club viii
be present on this occasion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14
lee MeHsndry Killed.
Especial to The optic,)

'SptcIHI 10 II OpIIC,J
Springer, n, NJ. Feb. li--Bob Sai'
mon had n quarrel with Lee 'leHen.
dry az Red Lakes and when the lat.
ter went for his gun, Salmon beat
him 10 Il, shooting and almost In
stantly killing his opponent. salmon
came 10 Springer and gave himself
mn.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

The heavy SNOW fall did not inter
fere In the least with the service on
the Santa Fe railroad at any place
On the line, and every train today
! on time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

A. b. Denton. h Rociada, New Mex
leo. purchased through the Harris
Real Estate Co. d very desirable citv
rcsifenre, yesterdas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

The Hub shows on uncommonly at
tractive Valentine window, The ar
fist was Mr.. Northrup who il en-
pI0yed at tha establishment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

There VIII be . regular meeting
Of the Literary and Mutual Aid so
ciety Of the west side this evening
at eight o'clock.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

The basket ball game at the High
school grounds saturday afternoon
viii be an exceptionally interesting
contest. You cant A:ford 10 miss It.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

WANTED-Girl for homework with
some knowledge OF cooking. Enquire
~ Grand avenue. Over Greenberg-
er's store. 2-G4.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

Fireman J.. A. Tack Is on the sick
lit. Last night pneumonia was fear
ed, bnt be Is better today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

w. r, Treverton Is quite III and
threataHsd with pneumonia. :
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

License 10 wed has been granted
TO william Bruno and S0lome Garcia
both Of this city.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

fMfW. NJ. Smith received his fine
REQ touring hi today and will set
1t up Immediately.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-14

Valentine ball under auspices Of
Eastern Star at Rdsenthal hall to-
night.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

In speaking of the Royal Hawaiian
band, Manager Lotto said:
"The band has been increased to 90
members, and the enterprise is under
the management of representatives of
the Hawaiian government. This is the
first time that the band has been al
lowed to leave Hawaii for any length
of time and the tour will embrace the
entire United States and Europe. The
fact that Portland gave so generous n
welcome TO the band last year nt the
exposition carried weight with the Ter
ritorial government and we have Sc
cured permission for the present tour
to be made, The IIawniians are look
ing forward with extreme pleasure to
their visit to Portland, Ms they remem'
her the many kind acts Of the people
In this city, When left the band on
Thursday all the boys gathered around
me aud said, give our aloha TO the
people in Portland, ,"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
TWO HAWAIIAN SONGS
MAKE BIGGEST bits

Letters received here from the Royal
Hawaiian band indicate that the or
gnnization is having considerable sue
cess. The letterheads and envelopes
used by the band arc very gaudy af'
fairs, and yet attractive, The envelope
design comprises the words "Royal Ha'
waiian Bandn in red and yellow, The
flag of Hawaii, the coat-of'arms and
the American eagle and shield are
shown in several eolors and at the bot
tom of the vignette are the words'
"IIawaii, the Paradise Of the Pacific, Z"
w. 5. Ellis writes from Piedmont
Park, Alameda County, under date Of
june a.
Everything is big hit so far,
Jack (Ellis) is singing a great robpsto
tenor, by the way old Plantation
and Honolulu High are the biggest
hits Of all the songs Miss Brown, our
lady vocalist (Lei l.ehua) has done re-
markahly well considering the short
time she has been singing "
Tho Oregon journal says Of the com
ing of the band 90 that eiiyi
The famous Royal Hawaiian han'
from Honolulu, which made 90 pro
found sueeess last year al tho eNpo
silion, Is 90 come 90 Portland peN
Thursday for a series NJ eopeegls az lh
lleillg iheaier
| Arthur A, LOTTO, business manager q
ihe hand, arrived IN Portland ihi
monipg from San fwpeiseo pud n
lponei that ihe hanl Vac glYlpg oper
ail epneuls ~ Tbs NIeeh lheaisrl lp
llegsliy NJ lplllolpla, ~ pli " lhe y
nef mpap ioF lhp punIuen from lhs n
pfpi alsstlp ie sap Flanelpep
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
WAY CLEARED FOR
PHILIPPINE LABOR
From Saturdays AdvertiserJ

rom Advertiser)
The spread yesterday that the Planters Association had
received from Albert Judd Manila that the Philippine Com
mission has decided favor the plan of recruiting Philippine field
labor for Hawaii
Inquiry made last evening of Royal Mead secretary OF
the Planters Association he confirmed the Yes he
Commission favorable if the the laborers
be safeguarded"
you ready to do that?" was asked
Certainly said Mr.. Mead That would suit admirably
suggestion made that portion of the be paid to
Philippine Honolulu This would
provide home and perhaps something for the
aborers take with them. 1t could all be arranged"
plans the number of aborers wanted?
NO. said the secretary that matter has not been taken
The first thing do the assent of the Commission to the
general plan"
Are these laborers to be pure Filpinos?"
after the tribal people hafcaes
pure Fpnos in families, people from approved
of known industry There such Fnos DIR
Victor Clark of the Labor Commission has made OF then
known % It's good news, that from Mr.. Judd"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
WIRELESS
TO HONOLULU

W, q, Bril-, general superintendent
~ the Occidental ANA Oriental Wire
less Telegraph Company announces
that II has completed ihe erection 0f
a 2l0-foot mast on Russian lllll oorr
ner ~ Taylor aud Vallejo streets This
masi h 40 be- used as q wireless lrle-
gmph station n lhis clly, apd WIN
u lho company expects lo he Ia p0mr
nmnlealion win ls various stations
NOW oompleied ana in course of ronr
siuellon sll along lhn ooasf " VIII
also mmmunieaie Win lhe station NJ
lhe ne Forrest wireless lelegTapA
Company ln Colorado lhps eonnpeling
This coasi Win lhp fasl hY NNelpss
THIS company recently bought tbs
rlehls NJ lhe Amrrlfan a. FolfYl Com
pany on lille pnasl ana hpNAda and
~ iar north al Alaska. lakme n lh'
papne Oepan hsNaN luaW nhlna
lepNn ena lhe rhAlpplee iYlanas
can
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
CALIFORNIA GIRLS
AT VOLCANO HOUSE

Volcano House, Hawaii June II, 1905
We are having most delighlful
weather now, ana the california
girls arrived an right ana also NUM-
her 0f other passergers ana We are
making ayery ef0rl 90 make lheiI
short stay here as pleasant as pnssi-
bile. lieFe h ID liH, of guests registered
at thn Volcano House from june 2 10
ll
AZ A R.ehlrY MIS-, a Riehley M
VIM Mckay Mro \ A scott lillo
Mia fuWan Erle PA Mrs f'rel
liops0u Az hpberl A shmsle AZ
Nm AZ MCCOY Ars VIM ~ MCCOY
Az n rulman llonolumi Nlss ffH
in. Oaklnnd. rAl Mr 81 u, Graham
hpllugham, Nashi Mr y . Fhean
lincoln Nrhi Nr Waldo " BARLOW
AmhuHi Mafa
Nr aua Mr a b NOole sap hpr
nallmn iil NlHH nlaNr 4 amilh
lWunro lNl Nlrs NAud n Afllnq
| Npealev fal Alss iean iohnaan sa
hpmaNllan NAli
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

did making the
liquor licenses July
This that ii would be ridiculous make the
present law. IT reads:
o an
majority the holders within
oneh
hayeb o
onnu tahc.'
This licenses renewed ad itum
precinct pohbve
requires
has the licenses
by Efforts but Yours truly,
H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
ADVICE AND
DIPLOMAS

ffrom Saturday, q Adkertlssrl
Progress Han WAS crowded % the
doors with the friends aud pupils OF
the Honolulu HiFh School last night al
the commencement cnercises where a
class % nine graduates received the
diplomas. significant of the success
they had won Ia their classrooms. The
hall was tastefully decorated with ma
lie wreaths and flowers. the class mot
10 "E kupaa" being worked out IN
lima leis on one side Of the stage with
the school banner on the other. The
stage was draped with wreaths and
green bamboo with yellow flowers
were banked up as a background.
on the platform was the graduating
class. the sweet girl graduates" Elsie
Faith Shelhamer, Josephine Cordelia
Pratt. Adelaide Cecilia Franca and
Mildred Este.le Grace. occupying the
front Of the stage with Henry A.
White. william X. Tucker. Joseph b
Lightfoot. Robert r Clarke and Alfred
r. Kwai. Of the graduating class. be-
hind them.
After an invocation by the Rev. z
B. Turner and a well rendered chorus
by the school, the salutatory address
was given by Miss Josepaile {. Pratt
who thanked the friends present fos
the interest they showed in the class
and the school stan and educational
authorities for the work they had done
I'm fitting the graduates for the battle
Of life upon which they were entering
The address vas well delivered and
gave evidence OF careful preparation
Superintendent Babbitt, I'm a short
address. urged loyalty TO the Homo
lulu High School and TO the ideals for
which that institution strove TO stand
The part that Hawaii was taking in
working out many OF the greatest edu-
catiOnal problems OF the day was the
theme OF the address given by Bishop
Restarick. The work that was being
done here In the education OF a grow
ing population composed of a great
number of races was proving that the
differences between the Oriental and
the Occidental mind were matters OF
social surroundings and not essential
differences. The ideals Of America were
being readily assimilated by the pupils
Of every race. and in this way was
Hawaii becoming Americanized. The
! Americanization of the Territory did
not, nor should not, mean the filling
of every position by white man, fol-
this would be discriminating against
the home American citizen. IL that
was what Americanizing meant, the
word was used in an altogether wrong
sense.
In concluding his address, which will
be printed In full IN an early number
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
WHAT 1T WILL DO.

A woman buys a sewing ma
chine .or what it will do; not as
an article of furniture. A man
carries watch to tell him the
time; not as an investment of
surplus capital. The same prin-
ciple when one is i'll. We want
the medicine or the treatment
which will relieve and cure. The
friend in need must be friend
indeed, something, or somebody,
with a reputation. There should
be no guesswork in treating dis
case. People have the right to
knOw what a medicine is, and
what it will do, before they take
it. 1t must have behind it an
open record of benefit to Others
for the same diseases, a series
OF cures that proves its merit
and inspires confidence. 1t is
because 1t has such q record that
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
Is bought and used without hesi-
tation or doubt. It's Good Name
is the solid basis for the faith
tho people have in 1t; and a good
name has TO be earned by good
deeds. IL does what you have q
right TO expect II TO do. II IL
palatable as honey and contains
all the nutritiye and curative
properties OF Pure Cod Liver
oil, combined with tho Com.
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphitea
and the Extracts OF Malt and
wild Cherry. In BoFofnla, Ane-
mia, Nervous and General Debil-
ity, Influenza aud Wasting Conn
plants, II " 10 b. thoroughly
relied upon, Doctor y, II, Oar.
rick SAYS ~ have had remark
able success with II IN tho treat
ment of Consumption, Chronic
bronchitis, patsrfh and horOiu
lops Affections, u 10 Of special
value w nervous pr0stTall0h and
depFsged nutrition u sllnplaiel
tho appetite ana tho digestion
promotes asslm llail0n, and enteTl
directly Into tho ejaculation Will
The ia0d , consider II . marvel
Qag spapass IN mellelnek kYpgl
d0se 0lIeallyn, ffnu aahn0l N
lsappalnlNd lp ~ h0ld bl
lheelilg lhlpgsheai lls pe'la
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19

~ told him lo hold up lhe nm, or
hold our the tin. lie did s0 ana ! pull
I'D out "a hoN pf matches and lll ihe
lin Ito held tho iln by the handle
held tho match "a iew inches above
ihe iin ana d igniied ani hated up siN
0r rlshl lnchrf sald, There you
Fee ana I hnfdly gnl ihe Npfis oul
~ my mouth WHOM lho nAmsa Hpls'a
ihe front of hls jumper lhe iunper
ihink Nas made pf HmHham.
nWhen my eyfs slrurk a. ~ NA'
lusi lhp ffnni li ihr iumprr Thr'
nas hursl 40 namo lR lhe nir he
tNoen us and lnen q caught nn m
olnlhes Thr hrst lhlng : ana N4s a
so ~ pat ~ nul Vul mY arms NlNnn'
hlm, elnhlaepd hna, hell hhn einsl Y
lnp A. pmnlhpl lha aeWf p'f fhf Mk
llmf ~ lte lln wa Wien 'N'n.N''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
euNBoATs SOLD AS JuNKs.

MANILA, June Z. The gunboats
Alba, Mindanao and Manileno, which
were captured by Admiral Dewey
when he destroyed the Spanish fleet,
have been sold as junk for $66O6 at
Olongapo. The boats participated In
the battle OF Manila bay.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-19
DO NOT seaLror TuE cBILpRFS

AZ ibis Frason VI ihe year lhe nFsf
unnalplal looseness 0f a ehlla's bowels
shnuli hays immediate attention, The
beet lhlng lhal Gan he given - cham
honain's rolic choela ang niaifhofa
Remray followed w castor oll 40 d.
lfeiea Nilh faeh hottie NJ ihp remedy
1hls gim0dy ,An alNaYs IA depended
up0n, and Nhpn ll4ulpd Nlih Naifr
aal FNfplsnra n pllAranl ~ lahe'
FAi NJ AN lfslp,g Anl alpHalpiH.
npnpap. smith a co. liap pHeNls 80
naaplh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-15
GAY MELROSE WILL
CELEBRATE FOURTH
Energetic Citizens of That Town
Are Together On THIS PJint.
WILL HAVE A BIG PICNIC

There viii be Speakirs ard a Big
Dinner, ard the Event PROMISES to
be ar Exceptional One Notes OF
Interest, Personal ana Otherwise.
Me'rose, T1iGe IA AT tie reCu ar
counc,I meeting FOR Juae tie tax books
OF the town were ordered g. be closed
by Jane &o,h An ordinance prohjb-
ting tie carrying Of loatr! firearms
VT the town limits "a. lA,'ed ON
ta,rG resiDLg and appel 10y the
mayor
II {. Davis Of Kars1,. = visiting
y latnsou
y T. Priest, 'g'nt OF tee Mallory
Line Is dong good b.,larss IN get.
INC passengers for that I.r
Mrs Caldwell, Mrs I.,r aui Miss
l.Jacksou left for the N,N..o. THUR.
day
Eyeryboiy will be glad to- hear that
the news from Waldo aNop, Mr., ;.
Coward j. now more errouraG,uG ,
Mrs A. ", Craig s also improving
Rev : " Lawler vas m town for 4
short vi'j: during the We.
Or Curtis OF Orange Itrig - and
Mis- sophie Carrie were ~ town sat.
.rday
Mrs W b Aycock arrived from
White Spring. on Monday aud is the
guest o! Mrs {. 2 Huffman Mis-, X
N.leI.r also returned frow p'Lant
The election returns from District
- are a. follows: Calhoun. I; f,r d..
ing, { Rivers l. Cason, 1 pAmpIrr,0
\ rItileus meeting vas held at the
town hail tuesday night 10 consider
the Iteration % the Fourth of JAY
quite n crowd WAS present aid al
were ready aui ling e. make great
success ~ It severn committee,
were appointed 10 secure good speak.
ere, etc Everybody are cordially ia.
yited TO come With their baskets and
have good time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-15
REV, ROGERS WILL
TALK TO MOTHERS
Has Something of Interest to III.
Them About Their Chi.are..
CHILDREN FULL OF VICE

Thew Are Addicted to Habits Of Which
Their Parents Know Noth,rg, ard
He is Determined He Will Tell Them
in a Pure and Truthful Style,
Il am going to tell these mo,hers
.,mething about their children and
Am going to tell them someth ng which
t.ey do not probably know, and vi.
,.ar,le them, 1t may make soma a.:
them mad at me, Others frown at ~
bat l have been watching things, anl
am going to tell the truth"
This was the remark in substauc- 8 :,
related by Rev, s. B, Rogers, pastor Of:
t,e First Baptist Church, to TIE S.u
man Thursday,
Mr. Rogers is not only fai,n'., pa.
tor to the adult members OF his coz.
eregatou but he is looking after the
religious interests VI the Baptist chi.
dren as we'll. He has noted, through
careful and diligent perusal certain IT.
regularities which have existed unis.
tlrbad in this city, and is determined,
j. he cannot stop them, to al leas; IN.
form the parents Of their existence.
II have lived quite number e
years; | have seen great deal o: sill
aud wickedness, naturally through ny
earthly existence I have been it,
many towns, some wet and some
Try but in all my life, in all my rx.
rerience and observation, ! have never
heard as much profanity and indrcrr,
language among the people as ! have
casually heard in the youth Of Gaines.
.,e since l have been in Gainesv...e.'
remarked Mr.. Rogers in recru; >.a.
tay evening sermon al hi: church,
A. mothers whose children attend
tie Baptist church are earnestly r..
Tested to be present at meeting to
B, He.i at the church this afternoon 81,
{. clock, when Mr. Rogers WI have
,.mething 10 say 10 their interest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-15

Thew Are Addicted to Habits Of Which
Their Parents Know Nothrg, ard
He is Determined He Will Tell Them
in a Pure and Truthful Style,
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-15

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