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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-04
Trouble Not Unlikely.

In spite of tho assurance made Sat.
urday BY the various superintendent
Of terminals In Kansas City that no
serious trouble was anticipated as IA
result of the demand made all over
the United States. Canada and Mexico
by switchmen employed by all roads
for an eight.hour day and an increase
in the scale Of wages. reports receiv.
cd from all over the country go to In
dictate a far different state OF affairs.
According to news being received
from the various railroad centers the
roads are now threatened with the
gravest labor problem which has been
encountered since the famous strike
Of the American Railway union In
1894. Since thai year there has been
no report of an organized movement
that threatened the business of the
various lines to the extent that they
are threatened now.
The %Switchmen's union of North
America numbers 25.0"0 members and
1t is said that the companies have
been given until October % to deliver
a final decision to the demands of the
switchmen and that If by that time
no favorable report Is made by the
railroad officials the men will strike.
Railroad officials claim that only
part of the switchmen employed be-
long to the Switchmen's union. the
others being members of the Brothe.-
hood of Railway Trainmen, and that
even In the event of a general strike
on the part Of the former organiza-
ton. the roads would be protected by
their employees belonging to the other
order.
A fact that adds much seriousness
to the present outlook Is that 1t is
generally understood that the engin-
GERS and firemen employed on switch
engines are preparing to make similar
demands to those of the switchmen.
The marriage of A. B. Waters. an
employee of the Santa Fee shops. and
Mrs. Jane Hennessy, took place at
the parsonage of the First Methodist
church i'm Albuquerque. the ceremony
being conducted by Rev. J. c. Rollins.
MIR. and Mrs. Waters left for points in
Michigan where they will remain for
several weeks.
The unexpected visit of air brake
inspectors on several of the western
lines Is proving expensive to several
of the roads which have not made
earnest efforts to meet the require.
ments of the United States that each
train have IS per cent of its brakes
air brakes. and the roads are posting
bulletins informing conductors and
yard mel that all trains should meet
the requirements.
Western and transcontinental pas
senger association roads have issued
official notice of the withdrawal of all
reduced rates for officers of the army
and navy. dependent members of
their families, domestic servants,
teachers, pupils and employees of the
Indian schools and the families OF
clergymen-in short. for everybody
not specifically exempted In the first
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-04

Under a slsetSlan by traffic ssffieials
u the Santa F.. t,asssi ul~sa the Hep.
burn and Kansas rallrnad laws.
freight rates heretofore applicable
.,nl, IN business moving trom jssbhing
and manufacturing esnters In Kansas
are nov open Ia all shippers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-04

The sIxaeeush annual convention Of
the association If railway s~mrerinaea-
dents nj bridges and buildings Is 10
h. held In Boston 0eaobeT ls. u and
IL. {
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09
The February American. Boy.

The February American Boy.
The American boy is essentially
patriotic and the publishers of the
greatest boys magazine in the world
have made this the leading feature
in the February number: The front
cover with the Washington coat OF
arme, and sentiment quoted from
George Washington himself, is ez
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stories which in variety will please
almost every kind OF boy.
There are a multitude of shorter
articles and interesting items for
the boys who want to know and do
things: How to make q work
bench; How to build skif or fish,
ing punt; Paper typography; Boys.
take care of your teeth The various
departments Of stamps, coins and
curious; The boy Photographer ;
The boy mechanics and electrician ;
Tangles, and the o A B, page are
filled with good things There are
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The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09
How is This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
10.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls catarrh cure is taken in
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system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. -,
Take Halls family pills for con.
stipation.
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09

by the Prohibitionists Of the Pipe
stone-Rook district. 49,,
Clara, ~ years old daughter OF
Postmaster T. O. Westby, of Avoca,
died on Monday, Of consumption.
.Potatoe farmers in the vicinity
Of North Branch are building a
large warehouse and will store this
seasons crop and take advantage
Of the market. .
Burglars are busy robbing the tills
of saloons and stores at Osakis.
The returns have not been large.
Thomas LOTUS, switchman in
the Northern Pacific yards at
Staples, fell beneath moving train
and was instantly killed.
Mary Woodland 10 under arrest at
Faribualt charged with the murder
of her illegitimate child.
State Supt. Olson recommends
that public schools observe the an
niversaries of Lincoln and Wash
ington by appropriate exercises.
The st. Paul Gas Light Co., has
added million dollars to its capital
stock, now heing capitalized at $2,-
100000. Must be money in st.
Paul gas.
Frank Bernat of Minneapolis
struck his wife during q family
quarrel and her death ems ued. He
has been arrested.
Farmers in Martin county have
been victimized to the amount of
g, 900 by sharpers who represented
themselves as seekers after land.
Small notes to apply on purchase
price would be given by one swind-
ler and after being endorsed by the
farmer would be turned over to the
other for commission in arranging
the sale. Both would disappear and
the farmers find themselves with
land unsold and endorsed notes to
pay.
Dog poisoners are thinning out
the canine population at Wells.
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09
ss ,a,' Hftt So 49, '.. z Z,
STATE.
.NEWS

DilatiOn, showing tnaC the peopAo VI
Minnesota have officially voted
nearly $4,000, 900, in bonds to aid
in the construction of various lines
of railroad in this state.
J. W. Dalton, of Fairmont lost a
pocket book containing 81, 100 While
visiting at Lacrosse. 1t was found
bv railroad brakeman who re-
turned it to the owner.
The municipal judge at Hastings
has decided that it is no crime TO
braak slot machines. He probably
has mad experience playing them.
Louis Becker member of the live
stock commission firm of Becker
and Degen, Sioux City, is under
arrest at Wilmar upon complaint of
his partner. who alleges embezzle'-
ment of $1,000.
Frank Sager, aged II and. Bertha
Anderson. aged Is, of Fairmont,
assisted by Sager's father eloped
and we're married. Now the youth
full husband and his father are
under arrest charged with seduction.
R. E. Wangen, a resident Of the
town of Riceland, near Albert Lea,
is afflicted with leprosy, and his
condition has caused great excite
ment in the neighborhood. The
state board vf health is Investigate
ng the case.
&. Gever, resident of Elysian,
paid a fine of $40 and costs for hav-
ing black bass in his possession last
week.
NJ. Segerstrom is dead from the
effects of wounds received IN q St.
Paul saloon brawl and Alfred Jor-
genson is under arrest for the
murder.
You can no longer get hardware
on credit at Chaska.
Sheriff William McKlnnon, of
Carlton county, was fatally injured
by being crushed between two cars
near Carlton.
J. C. Engel, of Anoka, has been
named as register Of the U. s. land
Office at Duluth.
James Mack, former resident of
Mankato and for several years con-
ductor on the Omaha, was shot and
killed at Fort Worth, Texas, last
week.
The general store of F. NJ. Bergen
at Graceville, was destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000 insured for $11, ZOO.
Dennis Kroening, of st. Paul
has mysteriously disappeared and
the police are trying to find him
for his friends. He had received
letters threat enlng his
life.
Ed. Pau]son. a railroa d man,
suicided by hanging at Albert Lea.
He leaves family.
Senator E. B. Hawkins, of Duluth.
is q candidate for the republican
for lieutenant governor.
The state Y. M. G. A., is in session
at Austin.
Austin people are building taber-
nacle for the Rev. Sunday revival
meetings to be held in March.
Renville business men will give
81, 900 to the man who will build
modern hotel in that city.
Owatonna's new charter was re-
jected by the voters at recent
election.
The Omaha railroad company dug
1000 feet of ditch near Mankato
last year and nov the courts have
decided they must fill it up again.
William Shelidt, who imagines he
has 100000, awaiting him at
" Washington, attempted to help
himself to $4O0 for pocket money
from the Bank of Litchfield. He
is now at the Fergus Falls hospital
for insane. /
John Jensen and sons John and
former residents of Lake
Park, were killed in Canada last
week by drinking wood alcohol.
John Mikkelson, of Luverne, has
been nominated for the legislature
Used by ~
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09

Man wanted-$5O month and ex-
penses, selling Farm Book keeping.
The Farm Record Co., Northtield,
MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09

ine be9 ton
No sha be
III = r-~ -:
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09
FARM MACHu

Mccormick binder 7-foQt cut, Deering mower 6-fo
gatherer, Defiance gang p1ow, 16 inch breaking p1
drill 16.disc pu1verizer, corn planter with 100 70
All machinery is nearly new and in good conditio o
Deere & Webber surrey, top buggy, spring WACO
nets. 1900 por4nd platform scale, 24O pound seal
grind stone sickle grinder. Household goods con
new, heating stove, gasoline stove, barrel c11u1
other articles too numerous to mentions.
The Worthington advance., 1906-02-09

'er 6oo Deering self dump hay rake 12foot Dain hay
king p1ow four section lever steel drag, Havana press
100 rods wire, riding and walking cultiyntor
ondition. Two wide tire and tire wagons, one
wagon, sets work harness, single HARNESS, patrfy
nd scale shoveng board, sel1er, pair bob s1eds
DDS consisting Of cook 6h01e steel range nearly
el cnrn. chprs bedstead, lounees, and lot Of
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
Firss Th~rnoa~see,

The first thermometer was made in
1921 by Dutch physicist named Cor
neiius Van DrebbelI and consisted Of
n tube filled with air. closed a. its up
per end and dipping at its other ex-
tremity. which was open. In bottle OF
nitric acid diluted with water. As the
temperature rose or fell the air In the
tube increased or grew less In volume
and consequently the liquid descended
or rose. This instrument Is now known
as an air thermometer. but as Its meas
urements were based on no nxesi prin-
ciple u was Of little use
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
THE SWISS ARMY.
Always M~sAy r~s Nas sesvses ss .
Asaesa's Nottee.

Always M~say r~s Was Sesvsee ~ .
Asaest's Nsstee.
The total population Of Switzerland
is rather less than half the pOpulatioo
of London alone, yet the plucky little
republic can throw into the held at =
moments notice four completely equip
ped and trained army corps to Ger
many's aud Frances twenty and Eng
lands nominal eight. In proportion to
her population as compared with Swift
xeriand. Englond should Iossess nifty.
Every ablebodis.i Swiss In. ipsO facto.
4 member Of the army from eighteen
to forty -four. yet never does one hear
the least complaint made by q swiss
of Whatever social class at the tridins
sacrince VI time that his military
duties ds0and To watch . 0Wiss bat
TALON on Its way 10 Inansuvers In
camp or on Its return Ii to watch ~
contenteSi, serviceabie and cheerful .
lot Of men as one could wish to meet
The only serious tax upon the time
of the soldiers is the nrst two months
Of hard training - = recruit. After,
ward sixteen days In camp every other
year Is all that 10 required Of him.
Between whiies he shoots with his
comrndes-every little village has Its
shooting range-because he loves II.
and devOtes u certain amount Of time
voluntarily 10 the phys'~ai exercises
he IL taught at school to keep himself
A.. On nrst Joining he II carefully
examined NJ regards his suitability for
this or that branch Of the service and II
drufted into that for which he II best
fitted. aud he Invariably takes ~ great
n pride In his regiment. battery OF
squadron as could any voluntarily en-
listed man In our smartest corps nj
home.
The Swiss army comprises 100 bat
tallons OF Infantry and twenty four
squndrons Of cavalry. with the neces-
sary ordnance and departmental corps.
while the artillery Includes forty
eight field batteries. ten batteries Of
position and two excellent mountain
batteries Mall Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
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- 1AaU WOo0 Oeso0oU oa1o -
9spssAaO . HpooA
In . haroe f.<tesy N vhirh Usss -.
Dasyed several hsaAred pes,oas - =
tAe vorkn.ea in welding - AAansg
esretsssly allowed ID - slip fre0 ~
Aand- IL Asv halfway across tAe sss0
iefS eye H. aaa aftsrvaR4 ssegse4
that his sye vss bainAed By ~ btiw.
altAsaGA . careful exaninatioa fslhs4
q reveal sny intsry. th~rs b<ing ~ .
seeoteA vtnibAo.
He heea0ht . suit In the courts fss
eoopssaatiss for the ioss of ha1 -
his eysstxhf. Al refsss.a all o9ess e
es0pes0is~. Unl1eT the law ths ewDes
q the factory vss responsible fof a.
injusy resulting {. III a. aceidsa1 e
this kiaa1.
The day ef the trial arrived. anA 10
open court an eminent Ocuiist. retained
by the defense. examined the ALLEGED
injured member and gave II ~ his
opinion that Il WAS as good ~ the nehe
eye.
Upon the plainti1-s loud protest e
his Inability to see with his left sy0
tne oc0iiet prove0 oh0 DcJufet -
aatisned the es0st snd jury of the fsl-
sity 0f bis claim He did Il simply ~
knowing that the cOioss green and rsd
combined make black.
He prepared . black card. ON Which
Q few words were written In green ink
TAsn the plaintiff vas ordered u Pot
% pais oe spectacirs with tive di9er-
sut giassss. the one for the right eye
bslng rcd. sn1 ths eas for the left eys
eoasistips of oediaary siass- Thea to
card vas handed 10 hin. asd - wss
srsiersd to read ths writing - y
through the giasaes-
This be did without hesitatiea. ss1
ths cheat was 1t eace sXposed- Owiae
to the effect which The coborsd glass
must have had upon the green writing
the sound right eye ntted with the rsss
giass could not possibly distinguish
the writing ou the black surface of the
card, while the left eye. which b pre-
tendssi was sishth,~s. was the one with
which the reading had to 10 done
London Standard.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
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Lag befors the time sf shaksspears
H. bay trss wss N eojsct q ssDsr-
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
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The sunnower 10 q native Of Amer
lea. In 1910 IL was introduced into
Europe and is now extensively cuiti-
-yatsd there, particularly In Russis.
where It Is grown principally for the
oil contained In its seed. The seeds
after the shells are removed contain
"a per cent Of oil. This oil Is clear.
light yellow. nearly odoriess and OF a
peculiar pleasant and mild taste. II is
said TO lie superior to both almond and
olive oil for table purposes and Is used
In making soap and candles. In Rus
sia the larger seeds are sold In i'm
mense quantities to the lower classes
Of the people. who eat the kernels as
we do peanuts. The stalks furnish a
valuable fertilizer. while the green
leaves are dried. pulverized and mixed
with meal as food for cows. The stalk
produces an excellent favor. II Ia said
that Chinese silk goods COMMONLY con
tain more o. less sunnower nber. The
70 called Niger seed oil In made from n
species Of sunaower family which Is q
Astive Of Abyssinia. II furnishes the
common lamp oil Of upper Iadia. where
n 10 largely cultivated
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
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Duncan. aged two and q half. had
been naughty. To punish him he
mother tied him In his hiGh chair AZ
kept him there for eae houf. by -
clock His father got heoe bsfere ~
hoW wss quite up aod ae&e4 tho
yoangstse Why ~ was tied -.
"Rsthsr.- replied Duaean. Dsantang
~ accusing 1agse At ~ DotAsF. t.
csopeeeelv s1fpeissl at TIT 1aly.s
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
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La Junta tribune., 1906-12-22
:: 1:.x Tribune Farmer

Review II Review.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-04-12
Died From Scratch
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Received At Hogg's Funeral,

Houston, Texas, April 0.-Will,sm
Thomas Campbell, q prominent OF.
map and capitalist. and formerly e.
partner OF the late Governor Hogg,
died at his home here last week. H
was a large and able man physically
and had not been sick in years until
stricken with blood poison, which
developed in mere scratch on q leg
The slight injury was received whNr
he was attending the funeral OF Tor
mer Governor Hogg, and nothing
was thought OF the matter until d
few days ago. He had refused nedi--
cal attention It'll too late to ssys
his life. He was an Englishman and.
was identified with the Texas Con-
pany, which has operated largely in,
the Texas oil fields. .t....,.
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"a - II OH a.
Bear, The The khdYou Haw A!waE Boug
Signify" s' Gx1ZzNI =,
Prizes For Good Roads.

lawrence, Kas., April 9-An all
day good roads convention was held
a. thA, court house With about four
hundnsd farmers from every part Of
the county In attendance. ID. Ward
King, the inventor OF the King drag,
Thomas Mcdonald, state highway
commissioner OF Iowa, and Prof,
Hoad, Of the university were the prin.
,cipal speakers. At the close OF the
afternoon session practical test OF
the drag was made.
I The Douglas county good roads
committee made the following rec
concentrations to the convention:
That each township give $25 in
prizes for the Ave best hall mile
stretches oi road made in the town.
ship by the use OF the King drag and
that the city OF Lawrence give a
prize for the best stretch OF road on
the nine rural routes running out
from L. g ffeess,e, the Tuaff curriers' TO
be the judges. The recon menda.
ti0ns OF the committee probably will
be adopted by the township, boards.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-04-12
A Spell Reformsr.

@.s - .
60. Josh Billings once remarked that
he wouldn't give cent for q man
whotodldn't speA akSrd more shan
one way Thia rspSrR isrdeaile by
Mr.. Carnsgis's resnf gepefSv son-
|tributioaoi monsyto Vie caAS OF
spelling reform, the chiefs Of this re-
form having 10 wiew4 what they Acell
the simplifcktion of our lang Gage.
It Is gratifying to know that Mr..
Carnegie has determined TO- become
a reformer, even though bis first' ef-
iortsl at reform do not comprehend
anything Of great value to the peo-
pie. 1t may simply be the iorerun.
'ner OF other reforms that he will
champion. There is tariff reform,
for instance. With q little practice
at spelling reform Mr.. Carnegie may
yet become q tariff reiormer. No
one wifi venture 60 submit facts and
figures to deny the charge that the
tariff which has made Mr.. Carnegie
enormously wealthy has cast q i".bad
spell' over this country .+Common-
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mlstook Friend For. a Burglar.

Carthage, Mo. April z. Mist aking
hisiriend for d burglar, Frank Civil.
den, formerly Constable OF this town.
ship, shot and instantly killed Matt
Painell at the formers in this city.
Two shots entered Painell's body.
"a Painell had been drinking curing
the afternoon, and it is supposed he
intended to play a friendly prank on
Gividen. He approached window
and ratified it. ..
Gividen's little daughter told her
father q burglar was seeking en-
trance to her bedroom, and the faith.
er armed himself to capture the in
truder.
Going outside he saw the man and
ordered him to throw up his hands.
Instead Of obeying, Psinell stepped
toward Gividen, whereupon the lat.
ter fired. The man continued to ad-
vance, and a second shot ielled him.
Coroner Eames viewed the body
but no inquest was held. 80
Psinell was d mber OF Company
A, Missouri Militia, during the Span.
ish-American War, and was q we'll.
to-do young farmer. He was mar
ried.
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