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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
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Al Fort Worth. Texas. dispatch to
the Houston Post. says
James III Franks. Of the lead.
ing raiiroed pronoters of tht Vsitsd
States ana the tnaaY Who Is prosasay
respossibie for 6tore mtIss q raitrosd
construction IN the vest and south.
west than any other living man, was
In the city for q short time yesterday
on his way from ST. Louis to some
point in the Panhandle. the exact To-
cation a which he dsclined 70 stats.
Mr.. Franks Ii one ofNthS <hlSfetrc-
moters be the Blackwell. Enid and
Southwestern railway. which trayer.
ses Oklahoma, and was q prime NOV.
er in the construction Of the Kansas
civ southern railway during the III
nancial panic Of 1sss.a4. when the
average man could hard.y keer the
wolf froan gnawins the handle off ne
door.
,YMr. Franks n still an enthusiastic
railroad builder, Notwithstanding the
length II his service, which extends
over 4 period Of thirty yeafs.
yyMr. Frenkssi II At present interestea
In 4 construction proposition 10 me
,p1nhandje and asserted that thous-
ands ,of miles o. railroad are ~
'staked oht in that section which VIII
M constructed within the next three
years. In fact, Mr.. Franks states
that more miles OF railroad VIII De
,tunstructed in west Texsa ytthin e.
next thnee years -thaaz M No. -
section ii the United States q "
thrice III size Of the section referred
to.
He painted In glowing rplors 2
picture BE the Panhandle country.
more ESPECIALLY that section lying e.
tween vernon and Quahnah. He
termed that section the finest strip
Of virgin soil in the world
sThere are few sections o. me
United States said Mr.. Franks
.where crop diversification meets
with such success ~ thai met with
in the wichita valley country. Al
most every known product with the
exception OF tropical plants. can be
raised there. A1AgNl
In speaking more particularly q
! railroad building, Mr.. Franks asserted
furtfer that the most gigantic pro
. ~.~~n.t ~ xIx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24

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his arms. tllsan a
Other parts m kis
body. aud then one
csme On his rtet,
Iworse than W
Others. ThenIcsli-
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
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The office Of tbs Street Car Co. %
now u the power house. you -.
member. Ccmmutation hooks. -
rider. SOC. FOR sais 4 The office ~
By conductors. 800
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
BABY COVERED
WITH Sores
Wssd Susirh and Is~ - Hssh
ualsss Hands Mee rist-Nnssd
haSkdspa-AsfdS uisiagfe
Or fear-Cns Verse Uades
~Docsn-Skin Mo- Ger.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR cUTlCURA.

-My Hstse sso. rh~n ahc~t Z y~sr
md : hall I'D. b1gan % hays sore
cpne out co hi fsoo. I'D { ply
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24

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Ssssr~4 fScs- n III - asssx ssssi
IN lsaxsh 20 - prsssnt nssts "
l<ae froa 6&S Fr1adscs % k2ns1S
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
R NEWS

esxhteen noeshs b required. Tlerr
are uscre than 9 thousand zsilss q
Santa " trzrks th1s created. n
remaining track - either crushed
rock o. gravel hsiiass. requiring NJ
special treatment 70 prevent dust.
The average eost per nile for thu
sprinkling . railway track ~Iih fueI
oil Il about IS. Most Of the OIL 4
procured frou weAz owned ~ ihs
Santa ~ scar Bakersfield. Canibfuia
and ii Batson Texas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
/. ExoerIment.l Farms IL Texss.

Experimental Farms N Texas.
The disposition q great railroad
corporations to do all In their power
To demonstrate the crop raising posi-
bilities OF the country that they serve
u ven exemplified BY The series o.
experimental farms now being con
Quoted ~ the esnta Fe N Texas.
These little farms OF four or five
acres are located near Santa Fe sta
tons. They are cut up into mall
patches. IN whioh are planted crops
that are ieved to- ~ Htii suited
TO the ADocaIty. hhrhe week II car
ried on ~ expeui<nced farners. who
handle the land In exactly the same
way they would were they working
Ii for q livelihood. These farms have
attracted q great deal Of attention
from those who travel nyer. the line.
and are demonstrating to the people
thai Texas land Is capable OF sue.
ceskfully raising . great diversity Of
CROPS.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24

According 10 the New YORK Herald
two station bniidinesl have been ITO
len from the Central railway Of Ne~
Jersey. 1t Baywsy. n. ]. About ! year
ago the wooden building n that piscc
disappeared ,mysteriously. and no
trace ~ a. hAs sv~r hen fouad Ths
cqrnpsay thea srccted anothsf. bat
one night I pack of thieves Tell upon
n and carried Il of. The railroad. has
4 fiaeman and stAaioa asenf g this
point during the DAY. hut at nieAt
there Is no one At the station. Never
thesess tle coEnpanv n detssniu-ss
that ii WI maintain 4 station buisd.
Ing, and has reached the decision
that II will now construct n Of re-
inforced conc~c,s TWENTY-FIVE i~et
square, and see whether Il viii Ike
wise disappear some fine evening".
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24

Mr.. Mafhers. 4 brakeman On the
Incoming Southern Pacific freisht
train at Deming. met with : severe
accident "Wednesday. During the high
wind ne IN some way lost hts baiaaco
and d car passed over his hand sev.
ering Il from his arm. He has a vffe
end baby In San Francisco.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-04-24
A santa ~ engine went into ahs
ditch near the Deaninx DEPOT last Noa.
day. but fortunately The cre~ escae~d
injury. i

An International home for aged and
INDECENT members o. the craft h
being planned w the brotherhood Of
Railway .Trainnsn. and s55eeo has
been set aside fur this purpose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13
Nflp aTanifa-MlaIf

Coop MECHANIC o ATTEND OFFICE AND
~ 40 night work around cnrrenier shop. Apniv
JHhteu ooi ORANGE sTREhI
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WATER RENTS

I'M Alex RENTS
4is sge and payable in advance at tho Office
ld sinh streets
NON METER CLAss-ANNUAL RENTS.
lAdin the month Of January. 10 por cent
tsiount
/. .l. lsia in February, the face Of bill viii
\ 10 % paid before March isi the water may be
AErER cLAss-MIEIdUM RENTS
la.d In the month Of January, 8 per cent
. Ialaia February. the face Of the bill VIII
\ a9i paid before March Is, the water may be
METER CLAss-QUARTERLY RENTS.
lala within 80 days after the close Of the
-,ilrL per cent discount.
u. lAll alter 3l days aud within co DAYS after
%,.1,.o 80 oi me quarter the face Of the bill will
alt az meter Quarterly rents which shall
Z Z- ehlall b0 days After the close Of the
-e,, tne water may be shut of.
Wilut OrEN FROM A. NJ. TO4PM.
ellef 70 accommodate the real estate agents,
i-fu hiil pe eeYoted 10 them at 4 o. ClOck.
49, 49, nation VIII DE cheeriully given By lele-
''-- y, A. al3- lelmarvia ~
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
.VhN E GRoHE, Kegisrar. jan 6.4s
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NRuG STORE AND DWELLING

Northeast corner Lancaster avenue and frank
lin street, suitable for young practicing physician;
n rooms, nath, heater, severed. Little cash re-
luired. drug siore now doing good business:
prizes attractive; for further particulars Inquire Of
HAWKINS AND COMPANY, Agents % effect
sale, II Market street. ianl3-tts-lm
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State Of Delaware, !
ONCE OF Secretary OF State. 7


Office OF Secretary Of State.
CRIlFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
1Li 70 whom these presents may come,
-ri1g
|Hsni. Ii appears TO my satisfaction by duly
|1iilHnud record OF the proceedings for The
'cl1ly dissolution thereof. By the consent Of
lhsiNckholders deposited In ny Office, tho
/ l11fion Fibre Company a corporation OF
4S,lie whose principal Office Is situated AZ
f lnrih and Union sfructs iu the city Of VIII
|1l0l, County Of New castle, Stale Of Della
r Wilmington fihre Com pauy. being agent
' ~ and iu cnarge thereof, upon whom pro-
= ny Be served. has complied with the re-
iJuens of "An Act providing a General
|TonuOl Law" amended and approved
rua Z, A. D. 1901, and amended and approved
neh li, A. j. 1908, preliminary 70 the
lllg Of ihls
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Nov. therefore, I. joseph L. Cahall. Secretary
slie of the stale OF lelaware. co hereby GER
Ali The said corporation did on the twenty
1ll day OF December A. D., 1893. Ole iu the
1fea duly executed and nttested consent. IA
|filg 90 ihe dissolution Of said corporation
|nluld hy al the Stockholders thereof. which
IA consent and the records OF the proceedings
1'slie' are now on file in my said Office as
flulei ty law.
10 testimony Whereof, j have hereunto set
my hand aud Official seal 90 Dover
ul. tlls iweniy-second day of December. IN
ihe year Of cur Lord one thousand nine
hundred anu five.
JOS. L. CAHALL,
lic-sh Secretary Ct State.
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nOP SAT.E DON'T DEc1DETo RE-RENT
CAe D-AAH where you now live until you
wood throughout cenual located, Hot air on
steam heat. Paucred to suit Built rs though
you built IL personally. Address,
LlN THOMAS. 10. 400 Market street.
novi6-tu.s-t One house has two bath rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13
0l4VE-sIOl KHOLDERs' MEEllNG.
2roposals.


VWI ~ hoARD OF PUBLIC FDUcATTON IN
"a ~. 'on viii receive sealed propo.ais at
rs 49, p. tne secretary Of the Board from
ti6ec -Aul January I'D, 1896, ior the printing
q hs s,,l f''s oi its lhirty-iourth Annual Report
Dos NV ,SuoolA sample COZ y and speCilca-
lsaderflt ve sen a. me office OF the supcrin-
iofle pa, luilc schools delaware avenue aud
ud s y r'eet any school day between Q a. m.
si5,P1.. sisg P.op2,als ;saould be distinctly marked
'0t p tlllng Annual Report
hni9qt DHN JAAlN +. BAR1RAM,
secretary Board Of Education.
| PESSnrosssAls For THE COLLECTION AND
CIV of W'i.el el 1nrbage and DIAL within the
sses ,.ln lngton, delaware.
ihe h s..i ssi o.als Will be received at the Office
fru ~, p. realty, sixth and King stree a
~ ne AZ --, TUESDAY,, January i6Ih, 1906
~ Cdii .-. fi..ou hud removal OF all Gnruage
q hrua que ciy OF Wilmington for the term
lho rt. i.i lfenning Februarv lsf ig06
h.lps. "'l Dc divided into four districts, as
lae, esl s,l'.ei-Al that part o. the city east Of
ssao,l i .iNin Of Sixth street
I ,'r,- nlstlci-All Thar rart ~ ti,, ,,,,. ,,..,,
lhIri n'',. anl east OF Market sireet
hrrf7i az, .-Al that part OF the city west
lcur -'l south Of Skin street.
haiset ,n. ~ hli that part Of the city west
,itfie-.. guy nortl Of sixth sfreet
t'ts IONS bud bian .oiws ~ MA ,vitn
iu Of lei llg NE same can he hnd at the
tl b. a.co,. noafa e., Of Health. All opos ils
tluily h. y, nAnhd d byn bond with nprrovcd
NNfI ,--,e sun oi five hundred dniisr-
''oned Tor ihe good faith ii the
~ in ,bs .'ui h.dders win be rcquire to give
.et0lI .or ,hN ~ two thOrsand dollar.
Na.met Ne iait4iul performance Of me
Yin arior Nas 10 the Beard OF Health OF
Ns goleclio a .,', elie, marked Proposals ioi
D. losri a, hem1yal C. Gurbasc.'i
y, Any OF nfi lis I'M reserves the rigat. iC
r,1e Eoard OF health.
Assio,iSs,ii5l L Hamann. Secretary. ass'0s"
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fur salr

~
LoR sALE-.No. 500 VAN DURfN sTRi IT. 10
before March 20. 1AINALL & co. janl8-wslm
FOR sALE-TWo HOUSES. sio.si2 du PoNT
rect, six rooms and bath, front porch. all
modern improvements. Amply
lanil-a'i d. MoeENNEY. fhird and Monroe
L'Ok sALE-sNAlL FARM OF u ACRES
A .ooi 9uildines and plenty Of iruit in Chester
seuuty, ia tQf sale or exchange best store
llupeity 10 southern Chester county, doing large
eesh business with dwelling and large stable;
also, dwelling close 10 store, hot and cold water
steam neat and aceiyiene light ]. A.. NJ,
sep2-s-u Every Evening once.
FoR SALE -MANUFAoTORING PLANT AT /
Ihiftieth and Spruce streets, formerly Of the |
Wilmington Dental Manufacturing Co.
Apply 70 A. W. spRUAACE Attorney,
noN4o-s-u Ford Building.
DOR sALE-NO. loi7 ADAMS sTREET, FIRST
u class double house. price moderate terms
easy Addrea 2,
ianeiml Every EVENING Office.
Hay FOR sALE-slXTY TONS BALED
IL and loose. straight timothy ana mixed.
uec1o-imt 81 Cambridge Bldg, ches ter Pa
COR sALE-IND DWflIlNGe, NO. so3 AND
1 s-o West lWeniy-iocond street. nino rooms
and taih- Coll and see them.
Apply W. A. hCHOOLMA6IER.
aee26-lm2 2i2 West rwenty-seeond ST.
NOR sALE-THREK STORY BRICK DWELL
lan9'im JOHN CRAIG, s2I Msfkei Street.
DOR sALE-TwO CARS STANDARD ToMA-
II toes one car California peaches, prunes,
epricotsi wholesale only.
VA. d. MULLEN Co,
decl3.lm Fiith ana French streets
TOR sALE-DEsIRABLE STORE PKOPsKTY
II 40. "a MarKet street. through 10 shipley.
d desired. Apply n. II. CLOUD. lo02 NJ. Salem
Lane Delmarvia phone idio dccl6-lm
I1OR SALE-FlsH AND OYSTER EIOhE
i reason for selling, owner leaving city.
dccl2u t36 KING STR EFT
HORsEs-FOR sALE Al CENTRAL BOARD
i ing and Livery stable roadsterA, aaddlers
dnd general purpose horses.
70l WEST ELEVENTH ST., Wilmington, Del.
novl-tf d. A. Phone 6s4A. Delmarvia 27fa.
COR sALt-WE HAVE A io-ROOM HOUsE
/ L near Ninth ana franklin, with front and
| back porch and large side ynrd, which can be
/ bought at a greatly reduced price.
Apply kEAL fsTAIh DEPARTMENT,
novi-u Wilmington Trust Co., ylo Market street.
NOR sALE-TWO MODERN HOMEs on HAsY
/ II terms sl7 and $40 LON hard street. with 9
rooms and bath, front and side porches,now ready
I for occupancy. Address THOMAS II. MELVIN,
dec26lm bl5 East Ninth street.
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A NY lNTLLlIGkNI PERSON MAY EARN A
~ good income corresponding FOR newspapers;
no canVassiug; experience unnecessary. send
ior particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE.
noyi-6m Lockport. n. \.
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A0tirfs.

I70iCE-ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED
Ntd 10 give credit 10 my wife, Alien X
'rfer. alier this date, December 10th, 1905,
"A has leii my bed ana board and 4 viii not
ttonabe ior her debts.
|trslmi OSWALD II. WINKLER.
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FOR SALE
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

- AACA2AL Ar@AANA2AAAf~f
q 40, Forrest street. near Thirteenth, 3
, ~ rooms, rent 500.
- fKirkwood street. near Eighth, 3 story
, u 5Co brick, rooms rent Sl8.pQ.
- -o, Poplar street, near Third, rooms
Dli OCD bath, seweredi rent Si3.
- Lincoln street. near Thifd front and
, iOOO back porch, 7rooms bath rent slA
Lancaster avenue, near clayton
$4,000 street. store and dwelling, ooms
(blth, closet, severed.
81 500 @ss hs:oa sa:as .,5.,.s rooms Ssa
Corner properiy,store and dwelling,
$500 sis'9 s ss'sisa SaA sso:sn eos sss
ed rent elL
delaware avenue near Union. large
s475o SS:iiIas' SSs'aI ie rooms BATH PoF'S' ''i
S., @s5 sS5$sf 5s.D sSaS' ssIss 4 Il 10 ~
S6,5 500 Esa,s6, 4 f:e$ ssid' severed
Market street, between Eighth and
sa5ooo sRis q ' sses e : % ps ' ioF % a sa-
proYement
Many OF the above properties viii prove pr oft
able investments; others are attractive a. hom mes.
Examine and submit us your best oler.
We have many Others not in this list.
Full Information or list OF other properties will
be cheerfully furnished on request
HAWKINS & CO.,
janlsIs 7l2 Market Street.
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Anfnts and saIssmsn aEantfa.

nOAD SALESMAN WANrED-ClTf AND
III country. Apply A. NJ, tolumpih fhohoslspn f,s,
Company. riehtn and Market sts JanlI-st
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Danfin0.


M tnEN HALL
DANCING.
school for bt pORTMENr
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
BICiNNERs- Monday, o 20 10 n u- oil, o.,
Asscuuiy dauce ~ wednesday cfehiu" '''' ~
.nlldr,n'@. iuesdly and Saturday alter moons
prltaIc lessons, waltz ard Two slep, ea' -
evening.
Residence, The Gables. ,., ,,,,n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13

Misses
re Sl00
|nd 98G
black,
|l0e' 6p
... w
cQues in
T. 49G
< Jersey
39G
II Hose,
lie
spreads
+, 49G
d, ready
T. 49g
led mus
lie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
"a acres Of ground, good buildings, At Green
bans.
Brandywine springs.
si acres, within FIVE miles from city, good
farm
acres. good truck farm. buildings all new;
2is miles from city, near trolley.
nouse, 1877 West Sixth street, 10 rooms and
bath.
streets.
doing goud business
For information, call on
ISAAC DlLL1N. III WEST liTH. ST.
ianl8Stg Delmaryla Phone l2l7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-13
8usiuess Q)ppOrtnuiIifs.

HoN Ta MAKE MONEY rs srOCKs-WRlIE
III for fr.c cory nnd participate IN ole prouls'
bernstein s. Company. stock Brokers 30 b'osH'
var Sew y lork. lalle--E
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-11
Mhat He Mort MIlh.a 20.

John Fiske. the American historian.
was "a ardent lover OF music and him
self 40 mea musician furthermore.
he was extremely corpuleut and felt
the hot weather painfully. He was
once delivering a course OF lectures at
a summer school b. a small city o. the
middle vest The heat vas terrific
and adjoining the house where the
S~scturer stayed was a church where
an Unmatched but zealous quartet
pracuccd and performed during all
hours % the torrid afternoons and
evenings One evening. seeing The Ia
nous man sit for a time -unoccgpied
and apparently oppressed by this com.
hined amicuon, the Young daughter of
his hostess attempted 60 divert him by
Offering him q new novel tbeE just be-
coming popular. 4 think The Choir
Invisible IS perfectly splendid. SIR.
Fske. said she. Noald'n you Ike
% read it9H The historian put the
book aside. MY dear young LADS.
said he. the only choir ia the weird
ia which I could feel any interest AZ
this moment would be the choir in
audible.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-11
EXPLOSION IN "
Damage noue in Husy section
81 Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Pa. A terrific ex-
pl0sion Of illuminating gas In the
subway OF the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company under construction
az Sixth and Market streets Friday
resulted In thu death Of six men. the
iuiuring Of about a dozen others and
causing property damage that viii run
into Thousands Of collars Besides
the six men THAI are known 10 be dead.
IL Is said that az least three others
are buried under tons OF earth In thz
wrecked subway
The explosion was caused by a leak
in a city gas main that had icon I'm.
properly repaired Thursday night
The escaping gas formed Ia a pocket
ia the sub way and q Is believed
that "a workman carrying a lamp
iato tha hole iguitCd tho gas
The force OF the expansion wreckca
the subway for half a block and an
the heavy umborng and other struc-
tural work including Tons OF earth,
ZEN into the excavation. A acayy rain
during the night had slightly weakened
the walls % the excavation and added
TO the damage,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-11
CHASED HIEEsE OUT.
Fish Cannery In C~niifornin Forced
60 Hastily Deport a Gang Of
Siaut-Eyed C~eIestIaHIs.

Eurole. Calf - The starbuck
Tallant fish caunery at Port Kenyon
agreed Wednesday 70 Immediately
depor. - Chinese from Humboldt
county and not again 20 attemp. TO
bring Chinese labor into the country.
Five hundred woo1smen convened az
Fortuna Wednesday morning and de-
handed that a guarantee be given
that by 5 o'clock the Chinese would
he deported. The directors Of this
cannery. seeing the determination of
the public to eject the Chinese. de-
clared that the cannery management
would accede and an order was
given 70 ship the Chinese at once
Sheriff Lindsay. now at Port Ken
yon, viii escort the Chinese 10 Eu-
reka az once. The Chinese win be
housed on Woodley island. Humboldt
bay until the Horthbound steamer sails
sails. Tho citizens az Fortuna and
the woodsmen of the country are
quite orderly. Al the saloons in
Fortuna are closed A committee Of
Eureka citizens has appointed a Wig
lance committee 10 turn in a general
fire alarm when a vessel enters Hum
baldt bay with Chinese passengers
FOR this port This action Is 90 pre-
vent any more attempts TO bring Chi
uesp or Japanese here.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-11
NERVOUS DEBILITY
A Scranton Woman Tolls How Or.
Wiiiiams' Pink Pills Made Her
Well and Strong.

Nervous debility is the common name
for what the doctors term neuInsthenin.
1t Is charaeterizsd by mental depression,
hts Of the "biues. - or melancholy, loss
OF energy aud spirits. The patients ewes
become dull, the pink fades from the
cheeks, the memory becomes defective 50
that It Is difficult to recall dates aud
names ut viii. Some of these symptoms
only may be present or all Of them. The
remedy lies in toniug up the nervous
system and there l. no medicine better
adapted for this purpose than DR..
Williams Pink Pills.
Mrs. Jane J.. Davies, Of No. 3i4 War
rem street, Scranton, Pa, says: Some
years ago l became greatly reduced in
health aud strength and my nervous
system became 70 debiiitntcd that ] felt
wretched. Ic0uld not rest or slcep well
at night and woke mp rs weary and
lauguid in the morning as / was when 1
went to bed. N.Y. head achcd in the
morning and often there was n pain I'm
my right side which was worse when l
sat down. Ny nerves were On edge all
the time. every httie noise bothered me
aud was generally miserable. Then l
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sleep wei aud feel strong and able 70
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-10-11
MANY DEAD INAGOAL MINE.
Nineteen Bodies Removed and 80
or 40 Men Are Entombed.
Explosion Occurred nt PocahontnH
-Rrscue Parties at WORK.

Pocahontas. Va Nineteen known
dead and from go 70 30 more men
entomb1d and doubtless all dead was
the situation up to a late hour Thurs
day night at the West Fork m mes
Of the Pocahontas Collerv c0mleny.
where the explosion occurred late
Wednesday afternoon.
The bodies OF the men were recoy-
cred from the mines as the result Of
the heroic work Of n band Of IS men
constituting a rescue party that
worked necessarily through the hours
Of the night and day. II was not I'M
al 1880 O'Clock Thursday evening
that the resCuers reached q point near
Paul entry. where the explosion oc.
CURED. Toward the middle Of the ev-
en.nE the hope was expressed that
all the bodies would be recovered by
midnight
This authorities anticipated the
fearful extent OF tae casualties Thurs
day by ordering O carload Of collins
aud burial supplies which are nov On
the way The order is being rushed
AZ Hluoreld and the burial supplies
which include 60 collins. are expected
20 reach P~ocahcutas elry 'ItGay
morning.
The cause Of the explosion eanuot
ue definitely ascer aimed as yet but it
IS thought to be due 90 "A gas cxplo-
sion followed hy after damp The
mines were q, usldored the safest and
best ventilated in this section and
the company has been al enormous
expense In o~qulpping and venulaung
this mine.