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Earned runs Cleveland. /: Chicago. 3. Hits
on Smith in Is innings; on Afrock in
2-3 innings. First base errors Cleveland 3.
Two base hits-Eradley, Clark. Isbell, Sullivan.
Jones. Three-hase hit Jones' Home run-0' NeiIl.
Sacrifice hitS-Bradley. Turner. Hemphl, 0'Neill.
Stolen bases-Douohue. O Neil. Isbell. Double
plays Turner Lajoie and Stoyall; Donohua and
Davis; Davis ard Donohue: O Neil and Donohue.
First base on balls-0f Townsend. 4: on Smith. 3.
Hit by pitched ball-Townsend. /; Smith. l. Left
BY Townsend 2: by Smith 3: by Aitrock T.
Tine of game hours and u minutes. Empires
O Loughin and Conner.
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rhe alenville Track Meeting.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 5.-The neces-
sary amount has been subscribed by horse
men and citizens, and grand circuit race
meeting at Chenille track next summer Is
assured The question is now whather
horsemen win 60 there to compete for the
so-calied Subscription purses.
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HAD TO CATCH TRAINS.
Game Called at Detroit With Score
q Tie.

DETROIT Mich, May 5.-To enable the
teams to catch a train today's game was
played under agreement to quit at O'Clock.
Detroit tied it In the ninth and had man
at second and none out when time WAS
called. A strong demonstration by dissatls-
fed spectators resulted. The game was
loosely played. Siever was hit on the arm
and retired, and Petty went wild In tho
eighth and was removed. Score
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ETGHLANDERS DEFEATED.
Athletics Win From New York by
Good Hitting.

NEW YORK. May 5-The Philadelphia
Americans won from New York today by
good hitting. They made five earned runs
in the eighth inning, Bender scoring two
men ahead of him with home-run hit to
the right-field fence Hogg was relieved
by Newton in the ninth inning. Score:
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Ii-llltl IUIio--IJCIIOl ~ A1luiEl T. IiIlH VI
Sever, s n innings; CT Eubales. none in 3
il.Gines; en Petty Ia I 2? innings: on Glade,
base hits-HsnpA!u. Stose. Sacrifice hlts-Hart.
sell, Wailsce. Jones, Petty. Stolen bas.s-Mcln-
tJre. Hcmthu Stone. Bases on balls-OR SleyeF.
2: eli EuI, 1ks, 3: eli Pelly, 3. Hit by pitcher
By rely. 2. Left on basos-Dstroit s; st. Louis,
g. Struck cut-By Petty, l; by Glade, !. Double
tiays-KGsller and Spencer Time of game-2
hours. Uu.iIe-Ccuuoly.
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Totals. &C.. 8 2715 3 Totals. -. ~ 81

Cross Three-base hit-Armbruster Home run
Bender. Hits-Of Hogg, IL IN innings Off New.
ton. in inning. Stolen bases-Chase. Brouthers.
Sacrifice hit-Murphy Double play-Chfse.
KloinOw and Williams. Left on bases-New York,
g. Philadelphia, I. First base on balls-Or Hoag.
-: OFF Newton. .: Off Bender 2. First base on
ors-Philadelphia 2 Hit by pitched ball-By
Newton. !. Struck out-By Hogg 2; by Bender, @.
Wild pitch-Hogg Time OF game hours and 8
minutes Umpires-Hurst and Evans.
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PENNSYLVANIA SHUT OUT.
Made Only Two Hits Off Byram of
Princeton

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 5.-Pennsyl
vania was shut out today by Princeton. The
visitors earned one run in the fourth inning
and scored four more in the fifth, princl
pally on errors. Pennsylvania made only
two hits. Score:
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Harlan. Tree-base hits--Bard. Sacrifice bits
Dillon, Vaughn Stolen bases-Dillon. S1der ~
Reid t2). Double piays-Hay to Carter to Brown
First base balls-0n Hay, s: of Byrsm. 2
First base on errors-Princeton. 8. Hit by pitched
ball-Carter. Struck out-By Hay, 2; by Ryram
9. Passed balis-Brown. 2. Wild pitch-Hay
Time of game hours and 20 minutes Umpire
Betz.
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Fordham Defeats Villa Nova.

NEW YORK, May Sat the Fordham
College grounds today the Villa Nova team
lost its second game of the season. Score:
r. II. f..
Villa Nova. 0 0 O. IL o
Batteries-Rudolph and Mcdonald; Peloqhin and
MulgTew
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Central Stood First.

A count of the points scored by the ag-
gregation of each school showed Central to
have a total of 6. while the representatives
of the Baltimore City College had amassed
so. The Episcopal High School was third
with II points The tangible expression OF
the distinction won by Central is banner
given by the former students Of the Eps-
copal High School now attending the Uni
Versity Of Virginia.
individual honors were won by Duker or
the Baltimore City College. who second IL
points Kemper of Central and Davis OF
the Baltimore City College were tied for
second place, they having each o points.
Third honors were divided between Char
rington of the Episcopal High School and
n Clagett OF Central with marks each
to their credit. BY reason of his success
full performances Duker becomes the pos
SCISSOR of the Fairfax trophy. a magnificent
silver cup. presented by Mr.. r. Walton
Moore of Fairfax. one of the old boys
of the Episcopal High School.
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Illinois Defeats Chicago University

CHICAGO, May 5.-For the second time
this season, the University of Illinois base
ball team today defeated the University of
Chicago nine. Score:
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Yesterdav,s National League Games.
American League Games Today.

Cleveland az Cbicsso.
I.-tr.l- al St Louis
National League Games Today.
T.JtsIurr az Chic 20
ST Louis at ncianati.
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Northwestern Defeats indiana.

CHICAGO, May 5.-Northwestern Univer-
sity base ball team today defeated the
University of Indiana Is TO l at Evanston.
Score:
r. II. L.
Northwestern. o 3 x-15 10 7
Indiana ..o 0 0 o.
Batteries-Poilard and Landes; Hunter and Nc
Earreu
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itII on hasts- WhIbfoOk. o. navy, o. S2crfnce
hit-WiiIiams. Stolen bases Hooper, purneli
Struck out-By Needham, 6. Bases balloon
Seweli. 2 Unlpre-Lieut. ]. V. Pratt, United
STATES navy
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Won by Illinois University.

CHAMPAGNE, H., May 5.-The Univer-
sity of Illinois today defeated the Univer-
sity of Chicago in a track meet by 20 to 81
Other College Games.
At Macon, Ga. 1.-TWO games)-Mercer. IS:
University of Florida. =. Mercer. 13; Uni
versity of Florida, /.
At Raleigh n. C.-Agricultural and Me-
chanicaI College, 8; University of Virginia.
!.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-University OF
Michigan 6; Ohio State University. 2.
At Ithaca n. Y.-Cornel, 4: Columbia 0.
At West Point--West Point, 6; Trinity, z.
At Knoxville, Tenn.-Georgia Techs, .;
University of Tennessee, 2.
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UNUSUAL cElEsaATIoN
~ poTTsDAM ~DuTcHr

Berlin. June i3,-~An unusual festiv.
ity has just taken place st pottsdam.
Herr Ferso. who boasts the proud title
OF master carpenter TO the imperial
court" celebrated his iron" wedding.
which stands In Germany for the roth
anniversary of that even'. The old
graybeard. who IL fayefi.e at court.
is % years Of age. and his wife Is Sc.
Emperor William made the couple q
present OF two finely decorated vases
from the royal porcelain factory. The
crown prince sent diamond pin, and
Prince Eitel Frederick appeared In
person to offer his congratulations
Prince Hohenlohe conferred the order
of his, house upon the iron" bride
groom, and the garrison commander
All Pottsdam sent two magnificent oh
paintings framed In oak. So. with all
these distinctions showered upon them
II Is safe TO assume that no prouder
or happier couple lives In pottsdam to-
day than Herr and Frau Farse.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
MAccASEG TEMPLE DEDI.
GATED Ar PORT HURON

Port Huron. Mich, June 18th,
Modern Maccahee temple was dedi
Gated IN due form yesterday. eere
monies being more elaborate and im'
posing than sny before seen In this
city. The date was most appropriate
II chosen Al Il marks the twenty firth
anniversary IN The founding of the or
der. The supreme headquarters are
in this city and In future win be hous'
ed In the new temple.
10 honor Of todays dedication and
the bienaisi session of the supreme
lodge nov In session the principal
streets were pfpfaseiy decorated
Many Of the blocks and business
houses and hoteia were almost hidden
b. bunting and Maccabee emblems-
The dedicatory exercises we're of the
most impressive character. The chief
participants Included besides the MI.
preme officers many prominent mem.
bers Of the order from various sec.
tions Of the country.
The temple was constructed at q
cost exceeding sso.ooo. Il Il u the
classic styis of architecture The
most prominent features are an i'm.
posing entrance and a massive dome.
The temple contains large lodge halls.
conference rooms and offices Of the
Great Camp.
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MINNESOTA REpue.
IicANs WANT STATE TICKET

Duluth. Mian., June 1.-THE most
open convention OF the Republicans oi
Minnesota In years assembled here To-
day Tor the nomination of state tic.
ket to be voted on at the fall election.
The makeup Of the ticket cannot be
forecasted with the slightest degree of
certainty, Il Is q free for.all race with
several aspirants for each place on the
ticket, including the governorship.
Jacobson appears In the lead for the
gnbernatoriai nomination. but Il Is
conceded that several ballots will be
necessary to a choice as many OF the
ielegations win vote for favorite sons
oil The first roll call
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
UNION uNlvERsITs
. .s 4oNoas M,cIEtlAN

schnectady. n. X, June ia.-Mayor
Mcclellan of New York city was To-
day Installed Is honorary chancellor Of
the Union University. and al the same
time received the attendant degree
of Doctor of Laws The degree was
conferred by President Raymond Id
the presence of i large and brilliant
assemblase. Among Mayor McClel.
lan's predecessors a. honorary chan.
ceilor q Union are James Russell
Lowell. General Horace Porter. Bishop
Potter. George William curtis, Ham.
iiton ". Msbie and Gen. John 4. Dir.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
ILLINOIS uNoERrAkERs
IN SESSION IN DECATUR

Deeatnra. Ill., June ta.-~Ths anuil
meeting of the Illinois Undertakes
association was begun here this morn
Ing. The convention hall was brigh.
eaed by the presence OF aa unusual
number of women. Today was given
over ta opening addresses and tech
nical papers, President Robert n.
Sloan OF Chicago called the gathering
10 order and Mayor Lehman welcome
the visitors. The annual election will
be held Thursday.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
In Effect May Z.

The stree, car company has now In
augurated q schedule that alma TO
meet the demands Of Las Vegas peo
pie to the fullest extent Trains leave
points named every fifteen mingtes
In fact o car can he found at any
given point on the track every fifteen
minutes.
Piazza castaneda. o. Anthonya
s:57 i.s am. 6:s5 am. 6:37 i-2 am
These cars con
tlnue every fitteea
minutes ail day un.
I'll evening. when
the last car can be
had at
Plaza castansda. st. Antsony'A
1851 10 p.m.li:0o pm. n:07 10 pIuA
The car returning from the SAM.
tarium reaches the castaneda at
u:i5 and goes direct to the barn.
This schedule 10 80 complete aud
takes In 20 many hours OF tho day
that citizens desiring to attend parties
or functions In the evening may do 50
and be sure Of q car homo. n II
hoped the people will take advantages
OF this effort to serve them.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
MAsoNs caoWpINo m
At SPOKANE GATHERING

Spokane, wash. June is.-spokans
ia crowded with Masons from all parts
OF the state come to attend the series
uf Masonic gatherings 10 be held here
during the next ten days, The asth
annual communication Oh the grand
lodge opened today. Other bodies 10
follow with their meetings are the
Order of the Eastern Star, Royal Arch
Masons, Order o. High Priesthood,
Royal and Select Masters and the
Grand Commandery of the Knights
Templar. sa,a.. j.
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III. q. No. 2lsi.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.

Land orice at Clayton. N. NJ.
May 81. 1906.
Notice II hereby given that u
soliowsng.named settler has nled 10
tlce OF his intention to make nnai
proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof win be made before
R. 1. NJ Ross. United States court
Commissioner .at HIS office In Las
Vegas. n. NJ. on July s. 1905. vls.:
Maria Perea de Sisneros. deserted
wife OF Emereiildo Sisneros. OF Tre
mentina, New Mexico. for the 8. IL
N. =. IA. oot |. 80. : 7. Is N. R
8 3. and 3. =. II. 3. =. II. So
u. I. II. N. r. IS n.
She names the following gwitnsss.
e. 70 prove her continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land.
sis.: Pedro 4. Marques and Dion.cio
VEGA. Of Trenentina, n. n: Joss
oris and Estsbau ortis. Of chavss.
n. n.
EDAwRD W. Fox.
Register.
81
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ate limits speed offiftssn miles an
hour IL permissible. Every machine
left standing unattended must be 80.
cureiy locked. Violations Of the law
may be punished bS fine sof not Tess
than tlD nor more than 500 Cor each
offenss. or imprisonment u mol less
than i've nor more than thirty days.
or both, .
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

York. Pa. June ts.~-Mir. Ida 4
cilftora. ot this city, who has haen 1
widow far twenty years, and Thomas
M. f4oban. ~ Chicago. who has hee,l
4 ~tdower for the same period. wer.,
married here today. The bride Is "a
Years old, and the bridegroom 20
wears her junior The bride III The
mother af two children. has MIN
sraaaehildren ana fifteen great gran
children.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
Music IN rHE Air IT, ID
AT PEORIA, ILLINOIS

Peoria. III. June 1.-THE eighteenth
annual meeting of The Illinois state
Music Teachers association has be
gun here With members In attend
znce from every quarter o. the state.
The meeting ~ill be In session three
DAYS. during which al phases of music
teaching win Be discussed. Beginning
this evening 4 series of concerts vii
BE- given. The program has been ar
ranged with the greatest care and the
music will be of the highest order,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

Mrs. ]. n. Johnson has sold the flx
lures. good will, etc, Of the Broadway
restaurant at Silver City to Mes
danes German and Lindquist. who
have recently arrived In that city. the
former from Cripple Greek, the Iattei
from Denver.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
An Alarming Situation.

frequently results from neglect Of
elogsed bowels and torpid liver. until
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition Is unknown to those who
use DIR. Kings New Life Pills: the best
and gentlest regulators Of Stomach
and Bowels. Guaranteed by all drug
gists. Price CSC.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

The ladies' OF the d. A. r. AT Sil.
yer City win celebrate Flag Day, July
IA. In an appropriate manner. II a
suitable tiag pole can be obtained,
this viii be raised on the grounds
which they intend Transforming into
q public park, aud Old Glory will be
hoisted 10 the breeze.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Saive. It's antIseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant.
of Rensse.aersville. N. Y. writes: 1T
cured Seth Burch. OF this place. Of the
ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw" !"
Cures Cuts. Wounds, Burns and Sores
s5c at all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

r.Ludlsa Harvard. pastmostress q
Mogollon. will leave next week for a
trip to southern California. accom-.
panied by her mother. Ms. 3. M. An.
derson. Mrs. Howard has recently
disposed Of her mercantile establish.
ment at Mogollon to Maurice Coates
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

-ufnS Mnlu LINE lInllrH
NlyEf's nsINIlR nUWI

To- only ons "A khe kid.
fgseza ua01n4aan sssagH 9Aa
sbose 50. rrzehet oaly hy SAf'
die animals over forrest srslis
comLlaes eonaf. Et elezniissss
fsoanflfnl hume tahls. aniiAsEsf
Jersey milk and pure cream aESl
butter waEh grand and beaaEitaai
SCENERY and fr~e use of tragn@i
s2idle harros for daily trips ID
polats of interest,
TERMS O. per dsy. slo per s~sx
80 pr mouth or. il lodged %
teaI - par month.
FARE, tI aaeh wxy. Carriage gx@ss
out eseh wednesday sni sssEag
m0rnlng.
Leave ORDER a. Murphes = dFu:
store or schoonmaker's ia
suranee ofiiice.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
NOW u THE TIME To Go To
H A RV S


In the beautiful Roeiada vale,
near the mountains. A delightful
place % spend the summer. Gooe
fishing nearby. Tents for those Who
wish them. Carriage goes 10 Las We
gas for the present when necessary
Regular trip will be made iatsr-
Colorado telephone connects Us with
Las Vegas. For terms wFits or
phone Cutter Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

Rev =. u. Nickel and family lsfg
Silver City Wednesday evening tos
Oregon. where they will locate. Re-
Mr.. Nickel has been pastor Of the
A. ". Church In Silver City for the
last three months,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

n you knew the value of Chamber,
Iain's salve yoa would never Wish 70
Be without Il Here are some of the
diseases FOR which Il d especially val-
liable: sore nipples. chapped hands.
burns. frost bites. chiIlbIains. chronic
sore ayes. itching piles. tetter. sAlt
rheua and ec1ema. Price Is cents
per box. For sale By all drusSists
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
Lio on Ar DEMiNo-

Deining had the I'D On sood and
tight Sunday a. . result of the mum
erous indictments found by the grand
jury during the May term of district
cours held Iii that city Judge Parker
Insists that the sunday closing Law
must hereafter he strictly enforced.
Not only must the saloon doors remain
locked. but also the gates 10 the hack
fences must be securely locked On
Sundays and No one except the pro
priesors are allowed ID 90 into the
saloons ON SUNDAY.
INDIAN SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The commencement exercises nc
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

the different parts. One portion Is used for
the making Of blood, another for muscle,
one for bone. still another for fat. and 50 ON.
After these different properties afe ex-
tracted from the food there still remains a
portion that is useless, or waste matter,
which is intended to be disposed Of through
the natural channels of bodily waste, the
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. At this season
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
TERRITORIAL news

ne Pha~nsx Insisn sehsoi we're ssis
si,eaaes ~ "a ssdssaes that sasssi
Itself u 10 IN thoxoMxh ssmp@shy
with ~ wosk asne4 Native aada&a
music 10Th vocal 40 insarumemssa
vas d feafur. a. the sssninxs pFs'
gram. The tabs ID ahe graduates
sere prs-emiaentiy practical On aAs
sablees - h0memaklnx. and ths In
auslTAaI exhislt I'm ths halls helos tAs
chapel ~ more thxn usual interest
professar Bleunt addressed the elass
and pFeseatsa the diplomas 10 twenty
graduates. from fouFseen Differed
tribes and fise different states.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
SKIN DISEASES

nothing
afflicted troubles hnd
~sSss -"
applications
the
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
.oLn aAilaoApEa DIES

GeaEEa Chapman. u pioneer 0f tho
Sail IIssr Wiley, died iaisly. He wss
ia years 0f age and though he had
made much money in real estate. he
died rsnuilsss anti eounty charge.
rhapnaan xas one of The EXPRESS mes.
sengers ml the southern Pacific from
Demiug In Los Angeles. a quarter N
. century ago aud m interesting story
is told OF his leaving the company. A
corpse, the earthly remains Of a
chinasnsn vas aboard oaa day. N
had mt been embalmad and the oaor
was bad. When Yuma was reached
the relations between Chapman and
the chinaman had become very hos.
tile. u was at q stage where one of
them had 10 leave tho car and A. the
train wa@ crossing over the Colorado
river the rhinaman Iwft u, When Los
Angeles was reached Chapman was
checked np zone corpse short" Hs
said, THAT Ia funny: n was ON the
train when left pemins and | am
sure 4 was there a GOOD part of tho
way for I was reminded of H." That
was the point where the company and
Chairman separated. The Istter came
70 Phoenis. where h. remained up 10
MS AnafAx a
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
aoswgll on EscsrEu--

There h stili some excitement eses
ihs oil prospect a. she tsst seli % re
Roswell on company and further aeg'
elopmenss are being awaited with IN
tense interest Ny Roaweillias. Tasse
seems tn h~ some difficulty In indme"
iag fhaxe who are supposed 10 know
exactly what the conditions are. but
the most reliable information Il TO the
effect thai some oil haA been struck Il
4 depth of 1900 feea and In such guam.
tiiy that wh.n poured out ~ the sIush
bucket. Ii ran dowa the hill into d
smsil Dakin until there was st least
four or five barrels uf a.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
4 BIC cAssAos-

Tho bigxest cabbage. valley grown,
that has bern plaeed On eshlblsion II
Phoenix 10 fmr shls year ~as hronxh,
ID the board q Trade room hi 4. I.
Hicks. who raised |, On his ranch
threeauaters of mile east of tho In,
dian school Il weighs sixteen pounds
allowing sixteen ounces for esch and
every pound n Il large enough 70
furnish corned beef and cabhaxe fos
i family hoading house. Tor ID thess
days only imaginary oomad b.ef h
used and the cabbage Il taken
straight.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
SNOW ~ MounrAlNs vgr-

TheFr IA still pletny III sno~ IL the
nsountaias. especially IN Mount Haiay
and the Lake Pal. the sne. Ilae 81,
tending a. lo1 - 5000 feet and can
BE- distinctly seen from Santa f.. In
consequence the santa W rlsef AMI
MI irriration asaehas are s.sll rannlas
fnsl With water.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
alvss csrv slxs' no.s-

osLsea CRY Glks tsouG-
he ~saxsnt .aa lars~ n<~ Elks'
bullaisx. shieh i h~iax emstfsnsea
4 naises crty ~ th~ lSral loaxe a
E1ks y h~aax ra.A~a these DAYS AZ
,. Laird. sho hss charge u th@ ~ork.
4xpscss 60 have The foSa1asloa fInish
~ - resdy for tAe cos1es ssaas iss1
~ IN firxa % n~xt s0nsh.
oaoogR slIvGa CRY NORMAL
TAs large nwv aormisory haaialns
Il the Nes neAieo normal school. los
nled = Silver CHS. d Just about CON
Das<Sa Th~ hn@rd a r~xeass I'll
darsnx the snmmef sse&fion lsss~ tns
4ermitory neatly furnished and fiftel
~ - il sill b. resdS Tor The student.
when the f4ll term opsns
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13
ACNE,
letter..
EczE MA,.
SORIASIS,
SALT RHEU II

the b off the
All food taken the body sustain
different used for . ~s.u.. ur - ....,x
making blood AAos
still for fat and m s ~. I'd.
different
there still
which intended be disposed through @ % 5 -
channels
o become .
torpid and fail this these accumuins
acids through and glands the skim producing
Eczema letter Psoriasis Salt Rum aud skin diseases description
EozEMA usually with slight edness the skin followed puus from
which fluid and
generally
hleeds The acid
eri condition
tery makes face the form Of
pmp aud bhead and particularly dsagebe because OF its nghty
while es0Rsa st disease comes patches on different the body
RhEOAa discharges fluid
producing itching The head and usually affected
hair falls
all skin
and fluid The
diseases s S. remedy that vegetable being made
bk blood
nushd cooling healthy blood
aud particle
builds blood cures skin diseases
SIS !: !:
channels, instead OF leaving be absorbed by the
blood Nothing equals these troubles and for building the
Write medical
We make charge for either ATLANTA
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-13

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