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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
R NEWS.

Cosasrsos n MsrphY i % tAs
BiosSsrs coal raa temporarily,
Buk~uas J. c sAsff~r has bern !
transferred fsom Trinidad % Ratoa.
Fireman Miller has been transferred
f0u Rsfon 10 Trinidad temporarily.
Jasper Hicks. II ne sAntz wv round
house force Of Rsson 10 Suffering With
. mashed foot
Engineer y. r Norman u Ration
has zone 20 TOPEKA. Kansas. for .
surgical o~peratIoa-
Conductor Marx Brennan of Ration
il IN Chicago this week. looking after
sAe Interests u The q n G
Engine isi and ies u Tho 81 l.
n. N. d p remain In the care OF the
1knta r. 4 kston mill put N actise
seryice.
The biennial convention Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotives EnGineers
~fII b. held III Memphis, Tenn. be-
Kinninx Today.
Il. q. McMeekin. formerly train dr.
hatcher o. the G. c. q and b. |.
Railroad a Terre Haute. Indiana. has
accepted ! position n train dispatcher
with tho Santa Fe IN this city.
G. wafts. master mechanic for the
Santa r. IL Williams. d enjoying .
wish from Ms brother, r. y. Watts.
Who Is sconductof On the Illinois
Central railway out Of Louisville. Ky.
M. McWiniAms of Chicago arriy.
ed 4 few days ago and 70 now ensas.
I'd IN looking over the rightofsa
pr the proposed railroad % Tularo.A
Ia which ". w. Stevens. DR.. J. ID
Hd bu. u. Q. Baiemsn and . nnI
het other citizens are intereslsl
R0o3eil Record.
-
Col. ". 3. Hopewell 3
oueruue Eastern Ranvax1 0oay y.
IN apnls w. o~sb~st psoes>
say1 that Ca rens
sylvaota. VIII be in
In Z fsw 1900 nd
that the no
other pu inc
err.
H. ]. train dispatcher for
IL can Nae. has tendered his re-
sixnatic1 take effect It once. With
his famIl, will Immediately leave
for Cali and after enjoying a
trout SIP vii locate IN Los
Angeles. - q nrsday evening last
! farewell party was given By Mr..
and Mrs.. e. c. Hull In their honor, Il
wichita.
-
Efforts are being made to have the
d stone cansewsy across the Calves
Ton bay to connect the island with the
mainland. The Missouri. Kansas =
Texas, the Gulf. Colorado q Santa Fe
ana the Frisco have expressed their
willingness 70 join In the expense,
and 10 the Southern Pacific win con-
sent TO DO likewise the causeway Will
" built.
-
The annual convention Of the N
ternatIonsl railway general foremen's
association began 4 St. Louis yester,
day and will remain In session unttl
the end Of the week. Among the q
licers o. the association are President
". n. Graves Of Alexandria, "a, Vice
President Elton =. Fay Of cheyenne
wyo.. and Secrestry. Treasurer =. Y
Cook Or ST. Louis. The foremen WV
80 20 nrAH
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rreasn Miller has been transferred
smu Rstoa 20 Trinidad temporarily.
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street csr tiessss. = rsses f0 sc
asa the contncfors 800
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gssper Hicks. IT ne Santa wv roand
house force Of Rsscn u suffering With
. mashed foot
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Cosdsrsos ~ Marphf 4 o. The
Biosbsrs csz1i rna Temporarily,

pnhenas J. c sAsff~r has hem
trsasf@rred nom Tnnidsd @ Rstoa.
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Conductor Marx Brennan OF Ration
is In Chicago this week. looking after
the Interests of The o. n g
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Engine isi and Ie2 q Tho SC Z
n. n. q p remain In the are o. the
lnta ~ Il Ration mill put N active
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ii q. McMcekin. formerly train dis
hatcher % the &. c. q and B. |.
Railroad a. Terre Haute. Indiana. has
accepted ! position a. train dispatcher
with the Santa " In this city.
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The biennial convention Of the
brotherhood of L<eomotivs EnEinessrs
~iII b. held at Memphis. Tenn. b.
kinninx today.
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- .saehsd .lrA inierss, throughout
lh~ valley.
,A2 Milss b Sd laiavsss.

5a# -
Msym Tom Johnson of ciese
land. Ohio. hores 10 xise 10 the sorid
! system Of rapid transit thar ~iii
reselatloniIe all present means o.
travel and make possible . "trip BY
rail- from Cleveland 10 san Francisco
Ia seven hours. Mayor Johnson has
insented = motor and II still working
"a hls plans This car II built On an
overhead track Al the highest rate
u speed of which chs motor Is caps
BILE the wheels would ny 20 pieces.
Here shoes taks their place. Power
faI magnets take up The weight II the
car and minimize the friction o. the
shoes On the rails. From Cleveland
To Chicago. i distance u IA miles.
the trip that now takes eight hours
and more would be made In my
three minutes Stops nj stations
would have To BE- automatic. .
eseesoemastsrs IN Session.
Delegates from all parts Of Arizona
attended thu sessions of tho Afixona
grand lodge of the Brotherhood Of
Railroad baggagemaslers, which con
yenef In Phoenix last week. The FOL.
lowing oficers were elected: Presi-
dent. cland Baird or the Santa Fe,
Prescott 4 Phoenix road. stationed
III Phoenix Vice President w. L.
Gsrsey. also of the Santa r.. Pres
colt q Phoenix. In Phoenix: Sec
Rotary. Jean Norris. q train baggage
man On the main line ri the Southern
Pacific. Treasurer, n. y. Bell VI the
Maricopa q Phoenix force IN Phoe'
nix. Jean Norris who was elected
secretary. was also selected by the
lodge al the delegate To the grand
lodge which convenes In July a. Hal
ifax. Nova Scotia
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VI. McwiIliams of Chicago arriy.
ed . few days ago and IL now engag.
cd In looking over the rightofsay
pf the proposed railroad % Tularosa
ID which II. VI. Stevens. DR.. J. o.
Hd II. q. Baiemen and . nng
he'd other citizens are intereslel
RdDRtf Record. &
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MEN-our illustrated catalogue ex.
plains how We teach barber trade
quickly by practical experience, mali.
ed free Meier Barber College, Den.
yer, Col. SIS
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09

c. wafts. master mechanic for the
Santa Re IL Williams. d enjoying .
visit from Ms brother, +. y. Watts.
Who Is sconductor On the Illinois
Central railway out Of Louisville. Ky.
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Efforts are being made to have the
roads running from Galveston 70 build
d stone canseway across the Calves
to0 bay to connect the island with the
mainland. The Missouri. Kansas =
Texas, the Gull, Colorado q Santa Fe
ana the frisco have expressed their
willingness 20 join In the expense.
and 10 the Southern Pacific Will con-
sent to do likewise the causeway Will
" built.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-09
MIscElLANEous.

FOR HEALTH order Water Filter
from s. p. Flint, Central hotel. SIS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

about at WILL regarded from the Atlantic coast
or Northern Africa to the Pacific coast of
easternmost Asia under the particular pro-
lection of the divine powers, and treated in con-
sequence. with the utmost kindness and gen.
erosity, enables one to form some idea of the
relative paucity Of their numbers as compared
with the teeming masses of the population In
India, for instance although the 800 600 600 na-
tiVes are periodically scourged by the most ter
rible visitations of plague and famine, beyond
human control, the proportion of Iunacy to the
population is infinitesimaIly small as compared
with the figures of the United Kingdom In the
Orient as long as a luratic is harmless. every
body considers ii not only duty toward his
particular divinity to lend his unfortunate fellow
creature a helping hand, but also as calculated
to bring luck. 1t is only when the Iunatic be-
comes afflicted with homicidal mania and he
gins to run amuck that he is either shot or cut
down, a measure rendered necessary for self
protection. In part of the world is there so
little insanity in China. While this is
doubtless in a large measure due to the phleg-
matte temperament of the 400 100000 subjects
of Emperor Kwang-su. it is still more attribu-
table to the extraordinary industry of the Chi
nese, an industry rendered necessary by the
overpopulation of the empire.
If Lord Rosebery had taken wider view of
the subject he would have attributed the in
crease Of mental unsoundness, not to the full
employment of mind and body, even in a siren
nous degree, as evinced by haste and perpetual
movement, but to the lack of that hopeful buoy
ancy 30 characteristic of Americans on the one
hand or to the absence of that fataIisn which
relieves the Oriental mind of all dread of the
future and of its real or imaginary disasters It
has been well said that 1t is not work but worry
LAT kills The American spirit usually rises
superior to a disaster that would crush Euro
pean- II he loses one fortune he courageousIy
- cheerfully sets to work to make another
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

ranks Of the unemployed is important factor
in the breeding OF that worry which leads to In
sanity. It begets 'feverish haste" which Is very
different from healthy desire for activity II b
form Of fear that is killing in its effects n
not only shows itself in dread Of loss of fort
une or employment, but in other ways that arc
familiar to those who have charge of asyiurns
for the insane. Equanimity of mind a courage
that has no more fear for an imaginary future
disaster than it has for a present trial of
strength and patience are the qualities that
strengthen the mind against insanity They a<v
qualities which largely a question OF 81
vironment and of circumstance, and in these
spects the United States is singularly happy
And yet the characteristic mental equipment ok
its citizens is diametrcaIly opposed to the fatal
ism of the Orient, although the results obtained
are apparently similar
There is one remark. however, of Lord Rose
berry with which every one viii be disposed -
agree. 1t is this: That if the public is willin6
TO devote such enormous sums of money to Tho
housing and the care of the intellectually dead
it should not be so careless with regard to th1
housing of the Intellectually Hving-that is TO
say, of the sane poor. Whereas lunatics whe
can be of no further use whatsoever to the COM
munity and who destined to remain foreves
totally unproducttve investment of car pita1 are
provided not only with greater comforts but
likewise with the most UP to date, commodious
and even luxurious habitations regardless II
cost the labOring classeS-that is to say useful
citizens and their children-who are destined 10
become factors in the nations prosperity ars
permitted to live among the most appalling SUE.
roundings, in frightful tenements under tn
most unsanitary and demoralizing condftinaa
True, there have been isolated efforts on thl
part Of millionaire philanthropists to redress thA
wrong, which only be looked upon as an
economic crime, but there has Keen no organized
attempt on the part of either governments or
to deal with this question. Wrs
they to devote the same amount ot money and
thought to the housing Of the hardworking pool
as they have given in the past to the insane, y
would represent investment that would yielA
EX-ATcACHA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

He has confidence in himself; he knows that his
country Is fun Of opportunities and that efn-
cheney of any kind meets with it's due reward
on the other side Of the Atlantic, however this
true sporting instinct appears to an American
conspicuous by its absence. Everything seems
10 run In groove. A few rise and prosper but
they can reach only a cer tain height. Various
artificial social distinctions continually remind
them OF their tnferiority Those who fall arc
seldom able to rise again For them the future
Is hopeless The ones who remain in the groove
In which they were born find their positions
none too easy. For they are crowded and los
tied by those ready to take their places when
age or sickness causes them to fall to the rear
This continual dread Of being forced to join tho
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

number OF years to its credit, and Old Trinity
are used IN this way. and that. too, not
merely by Christians Of every denomination, but
also by Jews. There alone they find the abso-
iute freedom from every disturbing element
which Is denied to them everywhere else. from
eneir waking until they are overtaken by sleep
While, however, strenuosty is beneficial to
oody and mind, worry is not and it is the ab-
sence of worry. resulting from Oriental fatalism,
that accounts largely for the relatively small
ratio OF insanity in both Africa and Asia True
statistics almost impossible to obtain con-
cerning the prevalence OF lunacy on these two
continents owing to the fact that the mentally
af1lcted are rarely kept under restraint But
the very fact that they are permitted to wander
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

COUNTESS OLGA ROMANoFF,
She witnessed the assassination of the count in
bus OWN home in St Petersburg the other
day. STb. TatIer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
Netce %

Public notice IS HEREBY given tEzi
the the undersigned VII receive sa4F-
81 eias to-.the building astw bri fe-s
I'd u L o'claeE. lo0a. CT Tues4sv
Dee Ill The bridges are % De 5.
according Go Plans and saeclfcatIar.
nov c. HE II ny oHca. Bead d3uals
the amount Of each b1 muss y
pcny each bid with two CT more g3ed
slri-.es Tor the faithful ps-f1rnEs.a
OF tns Contrast The bridges 10 5e
oGIt ere as f9iiogs.
he building o. 4 bridge Acres
focona Elver on the Oxf.E
las roaa. lux Nc. sd. Tbs sgarI re-
serves the right y r-jeca Al. uaI Al
1i~, and on TIE sans day let said
bridge 70 the lowest and best 5s5a--
az pG0ise cutlery, ard also reserves
the resht % REJECT any aa1 IL bf5s
Also II the same time for the bufId-
LIZ ota brlCge across a dry b-snrh
On the Aboevile azd T0bby Tubbv
road Ink No. q, near the Almo.a
place The Beard reserves the rirn-
70 reject any and all bids. and o. -
same day let the said bridge 10 the
lowest and best bidder a. puosic o7s-
q tle B0G-a reserves the ri~a.
70 REJECT any and al bids.
10 RAEEx. Clerk.
oxford, Miss, Nov u, 1915.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
University Notes.

9ur lteg1G= Rep0rte-.
Ar. Il Z. Lipseomb OF Van
ce-5lt University spent several
days the first OF the week w
friends Ct the University.
The Sigma Chi Chap:er House
has been completed and several
of TIE boys are now occupvin-
rooms in the building. ms
building Is quite N ornament 70
the University campus and IS enc
Of lie finest chapter houses in
tie Southern states.
Ar. J. \. B-own has been CON-
PEELED % Withdraw from the Uni
ve-s-y on account OF ais healb.
Dir. Joe AILridce has Zee,
compelled t. withdraw from he
University o account c. his
health.
Mss Levie Robertson after
spending several days a. Vo-
man haa returned 10 her home
n Corirth Sunday night.
Cur boys left Sunday night for
Memphis and played Sewanee
football team Monday evening.
We were heavy losers; 81 to D.
Dir. Ed. Bray OF Winona. was
a pleasant visitor on the CAMPUS
several days this week
Mss Corinne Cray on Unive7-
sity street gave IN entertain
ment Saturday evening in hanor
o. her guest Miss Hunt OF Water
Valley.
Dr.. F. L. Riley gave an inter-
estng talk 70 the Y MICA Srr-.
day night.
The University Orchestra and
Glee Club are doing hard prac-
tee and they hope 10 give aa en-
terralnment IN the near future.
We are having 4 cold siege Of
weather and are about 10 freeze
up. ii you don't hear from rs
next week you VIII know whv.
however. we hope 10 thaw in the
spring.
Claud Henry has withdrawn
from the University On account
of his health.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
Dos f,o- Sos,a Ct Yoeoaa.

TIE heath of tLis co-nun;v
Is YER good all the fElars are
busting 20 finish gathering T.
e9-.91 crop VIII proves 70 be
- per esr =l1s..
@s had . b5.sk Wind and -1in
saturday lAs, which damaged
the co-tOa soEe, bet ;he weather
has cleared Up.
Qu- people seem co1sented ana
happy, thinking % the poss-m
and sweet rolatoes nat are a.
nos Il sight these frosty norm
ing5
Wake u correspondents fr5n
al over ne county ard let Us
haye the news.
Wanted-A teacher fo- ne
Coa Grove school.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

In ne Erst months o. lie Rrssa-
Japan VIZ we had . s rka. exama.s
. Lae necessity Ter p-ep4--ln aael
the eazIy al ralE1-- % these who 80
q @z, ~h1vc s1ilE.eG TIER Dafs
Il -v NeItler.f Tnz v:-srs o. No.
PIra5l1u has Ml4e kiseorv aud gsfea
20 - cur greatest -ea- Tie u.sivt-
cG4l 1 weH - lle Ration should ne
prepared Tor a1y Emergency. IRE
Nc1 prepared = Successfully c9naat
the LIST COLD Eeu lakes : cold "a
Pc eHrzd D1el more qzl1-lv waen
treated As soon - i. has been com
tr2etet ana before T. has aecoure set
us4 II TIE system ghzaberIaiuss
So-z1 le1ed s famous Tor IL cures
c. eeles and IL sh1ll4 - kept It hand
Ee-iF fer instant Use. Fer safe ~ :.
q. Under i CO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

The vsariu wiI lolE be rcueu-
btrl 81 the homo g. B.. =. ~flesels,
q. Shit1C.. .v-. ass ye1- c' t.1ei-
wlie1 aewei 80 Cl-1c from -.
Ta-Ea-;s lgArs Tat death seemed
very Eel-. ae Wrif-5. Sever-
bleeding irou the la1- AMI q fright
fal c57Eh had hsoughs me az telGG =
Guar- ~ncn o. 1n t1ElnS Dr.. L
e~ lise-vEE .4- o-T-mrti4C
tls astonishing r@sl- tuat Ter tax
4.- ioCr uottlc I Was completely Re-
-3 ard a. tire has ps0Ve4 per-
unusn.lv crrrd- t.-arartee. f1r sore
i-E. e9rrhF1r colds a: + g I'm
3 : X e. drug store. Prfce 5gc aud
Size. Trial bottles free.
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Sweet Stzxea-

\ dollar show for 30 cents. s
treat that YOU cannot afford to
miss This Is a musical comedy.
full of fun and laughable incident
something hat viii entertain and
Instruct. Ii you viii come YOU
viii forget your business cares
aud troubles. Everything is
guaranteed nrst-elass, nothing in
the play thar would tend sooHen8
the most e1aea1g
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

z ttsrlls Nc<S-
~ Bs Gssiwocd.
Ar Guy Collins made . bCsi-
ness trip to Como last week.
Prof. 4. ". Peay spent Satur-
day IL oxford.
Hiss Etta McNcely LEFT Satur-
day fer Dallas. where she VII
teach sesociT
AIr. Dan Almond and VIE
spens Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in tne country
Ar. j.. +. Young. ot College
tIiil. snert Surday here.
Mrs n. p. Bishop. q Oxford
spent Monday here.
airs. ". r. Sloan spe1t Mon
day in Oxford.
MT. George Harris is spend
irs afow ts ia WiloaA WIKI
her sln.
Mrs. Goodwin las been II foi
the PAST wees. but Is some better
Nr. Merton Rsybarn spent
Saturday and Sarlay with Eout
folks in Bla kWa.e--
Nis Alma Har-. spent sun
CAY here.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

O-eat happiness clEs i1tothe home
CT . < E@-r. sShooi suDeriasarraa+
~ s. alo11s y. Va Ehsa his Itrfs
laughter vas restored fFcn the dread
III complaint lie uzmes. H 49,
Ny Esls daughter had s.. vit.,-'
bALee- waco yielded 70 M trsatu. NJ
2l- ss st-l1uy worse Cut-l asa .zst
resort @s -s-ad Elsctrie B.scers; and
I reioaee u s1y three bottles = ected
compete cure Qliek. sure cure
To- nervous complaints, genera! de-
1 female WEAKNESSES, imooverish
Cd boo1 aar malaria. Guaranteed
y z. b. Ln6er & 60. Price s0c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
NOTICE. 10 EinnEpS

The Beard Of Aayo- ard Aldermen
OF the tcwc OF Oxford, Miss. ali ra-
eieye sealed bids up u : osesoex -
on tuesday, Dec. All. tor L., ST.
iatendeccy Of the ~ 7ter ami Seiv-r-
age syetems o. the Icwr. AI~o =,
the superintendent q the S..
Lights Of oxford. said biis ~ -
hisd separately. The wo~x 70 -
one 1scording g plans and specia-
cations now On HE II The Mayors Of
nee said bids 10 be for Il month";
contract from jan lst, 1857, ana :
pond o. 500 with TWO or more good
securities VIII be required. ma
Board rsservssth the right 70 reisct anv
ara al lids.
Ri STEPHENS. CIe-x
Oxt5rds Hiss, SaT. 10. 1895
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15
Co-c- ~--PPc1ng-.
Eu

Corc= H1PPc1ing-.
Is Aa~se i.pse.
Rev. u. W. Strickland. az Ab-
bevi!ic. preached his farewell
sermon Sunday to q large audi
ence and everyone was Ioath 10
think q his departure.
The Gomez school has 4 board
ing pupil ard is expecting nor, b.
@essrs. Lester Y. Hammer aad
Fred Browning, OF burgess, visi;
81 relatives here Sunday.
Yrs. Emma Bailey is quite sick
a. this writing.
DR.. ". v. Phillips. ot College
HiI. was hc.a this week.
Ut. Alton Morrison. of North
Tai.ahatchie, attended preaching
here Sunday.
Mrs.. ;. X. Bslenbaurh and
daughter. Ms L-la. Of Teckvul.
were here Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

" F. fvey, Mlilam Jerkius -- g.
4 Heard s., were appointed zlze-
ua1 Coz - l1ls -: azal
cir1. election 10 he held or T1esfs~.
Dee ll-h- 1u1 . ezaE5-e the r-
tr1zio1 books
AlC-EoEs = EEEmcEs we're ra-efsc
tee ely attorney unsa Jan. ~.
TIE persons asscsaeEz - Mr. e.
- A=avcI s@ reduced $50. q was
ner assesmez. On rsz ~ -e1-sad
s5Gd
Tie peuti8a Ct = l. Slz-1ut. = Il.
u reference II tae Telephone service
- tie oxford Tei2Lous Co. O. no.
HOE was lald On the table.
Iae street spEilkaa- contract wzs
deferred until Ihe December mez.far
The clerk w1s directed . nas= :
written opinion OF the city As.3-asvs
relative 10 the osdsr pe,e1 = a. =
lSg-.sd meeting, Sept. IN.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-11-15

IanT msn and women catch c5las
Il GlHe2s UEe4 terminated in pa=a-
mona and cocs1mpsion. after ex-
pose-e, y Foley s itOasv and Tar Is
&Sea VIII oreak Cp = eold aud no
serious results Feed BE- feared. R.
tuse any but the genuine in 4 yeIiov
package. SOD By al dealers