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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03
WORKS WONDERS.
a wonderful Compound. Cures Piles
Eczema. Skin itching. Skin
eruptions. Cuts and Bruises.

ihnan Ointment IN the best skin
treatment. aud the cheapest. because
so little Is required 20 cure. II cures
plies after years Ut torture. II cures
obstinate cases Of eczema. II cures
all skin itching. II cures skin eru,.
lions. II heals cuts. bruises. scratch.
es aud abrasions without leaving n
scar. u cures permanently. East Las
Vegas Testimony proves II:
II. J. Smith. of i"l2 National ave.
nue., attorney, East Las Vegas. \. NJ.
says: y know n case Of ? q
which was cured by noan's Ointment
The trouble affected the forehead
which broke out In small. watery
biisters. and II itehcd and grew SO
sore that even to wink caused pain.
u was persistent for fifteen wears.
Many salves aud washes were tried,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03
SOME new VIEWS ON
STATEHOOD QUESTION
Ira N. Bond. Former Resident OF Ne.
silla Valley. Writes m interesting
Letter From Nations Capital.
Especial Correstondencel

tgNHttNf
Washington. d. G.. Sept. "a Every
body enjoys having an election come
around. The business man. because
II Increases his trade In many ways:
the man found Of sport because II
helps 90 scatter more or less mon
and nh get some of u: the poor man
because On that day his vote has
equal force with the trust magnate:
others because II causes agitation.
and by the circulation Ut millions of
papers that 10 a great extent help 10
educate the people In matters of
special importance, Yet one class.
The trusts. are opposed 10 frequent
elections. In New York City the sal
airy of n judge IL i7,s0O n year. and
his term II office fourteen years: and
II the trusts can get the kind Of iudge
they want, Il would please them 10
have his term continue for life.
Every voter Of Greater Arizona
ought In vote Yes" for Joint state
hood. That win give a chance 10 vote
for ar against the adoption of "A con,
siituti"n. which brings ON q second
election: and II the constitution does
nj suit them they ran vote Me- at
the second election. aud then be just
where they we're before the first elee.
ton. and have the ADVANTAGE Of hav.
Ing two elections. with the expendit
ure Of $500 u for elections and on.
ventioi'. but most Of this expenditure
by the government will he cut off If
the majority In present Arizona vote
No al the first election. The pco.
pie. particularly of Arizona. do not
understand this important matter. and
the" railroad and mining trusts don't
want them t0, because they Fay they
would have to pay more taNcs, which
they are making the other fellow nay
now, Even that, 10 IL large extent. Ia
false. and they know il. The fiy2
million dollars cash and thirty. or
more. million dollars OF lands would
cut off all school tax. Instead of us,
ing arguments and explaining the GO.
l~ossal" benefits Of the bin, the trusts
of Arizona, and the papers controlled
by tho trusts are saying the "Mcxi-
cans" would have too much power in
the new state. Can intelligent or hon.
est Americans. or papers. engage in
such disreputable business as to Try
To start a race issue In pure prejudice
instead of the great benefits that go
10 make IL an empire state, second
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

ond bass. The splendid success =
the Royals needs no comment. They
fine fellows. giving aTtistieally n
fine program, Mr. Boyd's readings
In makeup are u feature.
Royals are an good a. gold and
would be n good return date mere.
They are a strong. weiIbaiancsssi
quartet. Tenor In excellent, Sings
sweetiy with such ease and great vol
ume. Mr.. BOYD certainly pleased th"
audience. and Old soapy' held them
clear through. Long live the Royals.
~ say We ail."-Dr. A. l.. Belt, GIL.
more City. Iowa.
Mrs, william Calvin Chiffon. Mon.
odramatist - Mrs. Chiffon reads
Shakespeare artisticaiiy. beautifully
enioyably, She also tells u ''darkey'
story better than the "darkey" could
What better illustrates?
and inspiring. The audience wa
great. She was happy and hrigh,
and inspiring. The audience was
convulsed with laughter and though
the hour was late. she was recalled
again and again. The house present
ed "A brilliant appearance. and q roy
nj welcome was extended the artist .
Atlanta tGa.l Journal. tThis was
Mrs. chilton's sixth appearance IL
Atianta.)
Marshall Choate Crouch The Sim
pie Life" Mr.. Crouch Is an expou
ent ~ the simple life In It's sensIbi,
application.
u used Marshall Crouch nj m,
C%hautanqua nj Mountain Lake Park
Maryland. for his lecture on 9TH.
Simple Life" I was more than De
lighted with the original conceptio,
Of the lecture aud the delightful
treatment which he gave tho theme
There was enough clever wit to spic'
the wholesome truths which followe,
fast. one upon another. II IL n lee
ture for the times and IL needed. n,
ought tn be heard everywhere,"-W
l.. Davidson.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

samiy ~ Texas i'm area ana neat -
New Samk and Pennsylvania an
weaash. ana foE hsalaA Ill assa The
xoFsa. Nsw Aexieo has kst nAans
rnlllk4ns hy certain parsons fFtshG"a-
~ The pm~sale aasgaa heavy sases. ~
ihsy ynaed against = separate stale
eBnSsiHnthHa In 1859: nd nox AFaEoaa
viii aose many miiaAons aa0Ee hy saa,
ing against kalnt saasshaOi Bat
goFxt 1t all lf AFixona Votes No" n
pulls Sew Menios into the siansh II
despand With in. There haa been a
constant din IN the ears az senatoss
that Arizona wosaa vuae dean By ~
PR esns OF saeh liberal terms. ~ mes.
~ offered ca any stale. would not BE-
In this bill. and will neger De givs.a
again. Albuquerque would have had
s2ts.!sass instead ~ stsa. sao for a pub
lie building u II oniy had Two senators
With Votes. Delegaae Andrews had a
provision fur the government To a.
sumo tbs. debts of Santa Pc and Grant
counties. New Mexico and Pima D
~. Arizona. but the Arixona lobby
forced n out. calling II a tribe. and
saying IL might induce Arizona 10
q Yea" The location of the l..pev
colony an the upper pecns or Salt giv.
er. aFiZona. might con,aminate the
water fo the sea. iselegate Andrews
onsS prevented In the last session of
b Fifty eighth congress by the solid
t~hirtyfwo votes Of Pennsylvania. Can
i1arra1olo prevent II In the sixtieih
congress. or Smith i'm Arizona: Dele,
raj" Andrews should have ?0.ol0 ma.
t'Fi'y far what he has done aud can
do; and joint statehood shonld have
an overwhelming majority both In
New Mexien and Arizona.
IRA N. BOND.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

but sHne Assg 81 IAsaa1s Naansna~ma. HEEs-
cured M G0oaalGs dFns saa&~. snaaE~~
b cured The tEoahae. Raans Ont
meat l. q grfneiF 0f merit Ia Eases m
skin arlseaanns.
Fur sale b. al dealers. Price q
o~nts- f~oster-Niilbarn Co. Baasto
New York. sole agents TOR the Enifed
States Remember the naEne -
D0ans-aaA take no other.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

The management Of the dramatic
entertainments of the Mayflowcr
band Is getting ready In give tn"
we'll known play The Cuban Spy
Miss Kathleen Lewis will take the
leading part as Elenora. the Cuban
spy. aud viii be- assisted by Miss
Gertrude Kimmell. With this meri.
torious addition. the play promises to
be n first class entertainment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03
Torment Of letter and Eczema
Attayed.

The intense itching characteristic
Of eczema letter and like skin dis,
eases Is Instantly allayed by apply
Ing Chamberlain Salve and many
severe have been permanently
cured by its nse, Sold by all drug.
gists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03
CUTLER RANCH RESORT

In the beautiful Rociada valley
near the mountains. A delightful
place to spend the summer. Good
fishing nearby. Tents for those who
wish them. Carriage goes 10 Las vo-
gas for the present when necessary.
Regular trip will be made later.
No charge for transportation for par.
ties by the month: transportation on
heavy baggage must he paid for atthe
rate Of about IS cents per hundred.
Colorado telephone connects u with
Las Vegas. For terms write or
phone Cutler Ranch.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

Mrs. L. &. Rail and daughter. Miss
Cora. returned TO their home in Win
slow. Arix. after n visit TO friends In
Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

TNo maTTiasss we're ~salemnl1ea
b. the Rev. .fF- J, Y. cooney IL the
Catholic church III Rsfon- They geE.
Miss navida Wallace 0f Iahnson
Mesa 90 Iohn Ross II Rattan and ~,
nss Frances Met;reehan Of Ratnn "a
George 4. Madison of Johnson Mesa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-03

May s@esas A.eys saAf hsaase. -
hxhx hair Aenasrs acaeEs0n @aA darn
hsar esnstxnsy. a Ysxs9a wsaas&s Ear
= ma ssxaaa " eaarseaer. far Tran H.
The clssessaasn II lie ssersge hssd-
hsadad sman b. q shss sara sssseasate
Or The welfare Of etAsrs. thas - reg
t~rss hins~af 4 wsrra esas-s saaaness-
Prof. saAoarasd. al Paris. franee. IN
n~oces4sad . rskeit with DzndrgH refUs.
s11sing IN % become Totally kald in eve
w-eks time 70 rsd the sasfp c. th~ss
dsnssreas ssrnas n is necessary @ apt&y
sevbrsis Hsrpseid@.
Destroy b e~&ase-yca remove shs
effect"
Sold By ieasinE druggists. Send hAe In
stamps far s4rnpie 20 The Hespacsds Co.
Detroit. Mich.
Z q. nuksngv. spse,si Ass~e .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
COST OF MAINTAINING
SHIPS
BattIeship Ohio Most Expensive Craft
I'm United states Navy,


i'm United states Navy.
WASHINGTON, Dec. cit cost SIS, 6O4 i4s
to keep the ships Of Uncle Sans navy in
commission during the last fiscal year, ac-
cording TO the annual report Of Paymaster
General H. 7. Harris. The battlCship Ohio
was the most expensive craft for 1t cost
to put It in commission and keep 1t in
service for the twelve months S714,245. The
armored cruiser Colorado was also costly
ship S524,O57 having been expended on II
during the fiscal year. Admiral Schleys
old flagship the Brooklyn, cost S399,S3O to
keep in commission for one year. The
cruiser Baltimore Of Manila bay fame re-
quired the expenditure Of SS26,69 to keep
it in active service and the cruiser Chicago,
one of the first ships of the new navy,
cost 1851, 1874 to keep ahoat and on active
duty
The battleship Iowa, on which Admiral
Evans, then captain, engaged in the battle
off Santiago. required the expenditure OF
S42SO4S during the fiscal year, and Captain
Clarks famous old oregon cost for main
tenance 1898, 49, The new armored cruiser
Pennsylvania cost more than $4,000 to
commission and run last year, the Texas
consuming $3O3,9O6 and the triple-screw
cruiser Minneapo 1885,, 562. Its sister ship
Columbia, which has been doing much
cruising in connection with trips to Panama
and in landing the army of Cuban pacihca-
ton, cost $9OS.25S
Admiral Dewey's did flagship Olympic
cost an even $780, 900 to maintain.
/ The building Of new ships. including la
/ Dor and material, cost during the last fiscal
year $31 764 $50 and repairs to ships $3.50, 3O9.
The sum of S262054 was expended on the
naval militia of the states.
AS an evidence of the thrift OF the blue
Jackets the paymaster general shows that
in the last fiscal year they deposited with
the paymasters S6S6,9S0 they were repaid
$734,S67, which, with accumulated interest
on the total savings on repayment,
amounted to ss51,652.
The paymaster general says that in view
of the past unsa tisfactory experience with
the combinations Of rations, and partic-
ularly the new navy ration is consid-
cred sufficient In all respects to actually
subsist the men, it would seem that the
time has surely come when Communication
should cease. His report expresses graft
fcation over the practical elimination of
the middle man and Spectator In bidding
for naval supplies and the fact that the
number Of reputable dealers and manufac-
turers not heretofore dealing with the navy
has materially increased.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

gave a careful delneation of Mistress
Quickly. Aphie James and Charlotte Lam
bert held the mirror up to nature Mrs
Ford and Mrs. Page, respectively, showing
how wives may be merry and yet honest.
They tied poor old Falstaff up into knot
i'm an artful manner and in the denoument
let the gay and rotund tri1er down with an
effective drop.
In the fifth act when Falstan realizes
he has made a long-eared quadruped of
himself and had been deceived rather than
having deceived others, Mr.. James showed
his consummate skill. During the action
he received several recalls,
one of the striking features of the pro-
duction is the careful fidelity shown to
details in the matter of scenery and cos
tuning. THE Merry Wives win be re-
peated this and Saturday evenings, with
usual Saturday matinee. Mr.. James and
company deserve a good reception at the
hands of Omaha theatergoers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
O'BRIEN's MONTE CRIsTOs.


IOWA CITY, Ia. Dec. 6.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-HOnOr y has been awarded 70
State university foot ball players this year
as follows. Hastings, Elliott, Bateman,
MacFadden, lockwood, Carberry, Wash
burn, Thompson, Kent. Allen, knowltOu,
Kirk. The secondary emblem, "A. l. u
was awarded 10 Collins and Fritzell. The
foot ball captain will not be elected until
this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

The storz Blue Ribbons won two gameF
from the Hamiltons last night in the hard
est match they have had this season. II
was hard luck for the Bluffs boys to have
their best games for the year come against
a 1900 total. In the second, when they put
up lob the Storz team broke the alley
record by rolling LIZ. but they stuck to 1t
and won the last No individual total was
unusually high but the lowest of the ten
men rolled $50. Cochran was top man, with
a total of 632 and a single game Of 25S.
Tonight the OnimOds and Cudahys finish
the week Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
RINGS Premier. 18th and Dodge.


TECUMSEH, Neb, Dec 6N-(Special Tel
egram. )--while engaged in excavating for
a private ice house at his home just north
west of the city today, Charles II, Hal
sted unearthed the perfectly preserved
skeleton Of "A man, The body had evidently
been buried in a box many years ago.
Whether It was done before the city had a
cemetery or whether there was foul play
will probably always remain mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

may complete their four years of competi-
ton, regardless of reform"
Early practice may begin September at
all schools instead of when classes start.
Coaches and officials must not express
their opinions for publication after games.
The maximum general admission for two
of the games shall be 90 cents. .
Two umpfres instead of one shall oficiate
at all games. 3.r'. .--.---
The four-year rule shall not affect sports
other than foot ball, base ball and track.
Conference meet date set for June at
Marshall field.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
HAMILTONS.
sToRZ Blue RIBBONs.


Last night on the Metropolitan alleys
there was a battle royal between the Ar
mours and the O Briens to see which team
would have the honor in the Commercial
league Of holding last place and the
o'Briens insisted on keeping II a while
games AS there was quite an attendance
OF women out Dave seemed to get the
stage fright and could not do much, al
though, at that, he was high man on his
team. Collins of the ArmOurs bowled two
nice games, but In the last game was way
on. Never mind, Sam; better luck next
time. Captain Kohansky will get his In
the office today. Stats Davis will still keep
on bowling until he reaches the 800 mark
Tonight the El Caudillos against the Life
(Lemp) Malts, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

CUT GLAss44ifs'Fenaer 18th and Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

The boxing game in Omaha Is arousng
interest in the sport all over this section
of the country. 1t Is now up to the man
agement Of the Athletic club to see that
the game is kept above reproach and that
the public is not huncoed. Such affairs as
one which was pulled OF while ago, when
one Of the principals failed to appear and a
lesser light was substituted, does the game
no good.
The Big Nine conference relaxed on some
OF the rules for foot ball. Some Of the
changes are; -r ..
Seven games may be played by each
school instead of five.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

Gibson residence for sale. Ad. on page s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
HORSES AND DRIVERS EXPELLED
TFOtting Board of Appeals Acts in
More Than Hundred Cnses.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-More than 100 cases OF
expulsion and suspension for violation Of
rules and questions of reinstatement were
decided by the board of appeals Of the
American Trotting association at its an
nual meeting which ended here today.
Dr. A. Lindsy Of Minneapolis and the
bay mare Bird l., were ordered OK
PEELED from ali tracks under the assocla-
lions Jurisdiction because of alleged ring
ing"
was suspended for the same offense and
the gray gelding, Walter" was suspended.
]. M. sullivan, president, and j. A. Whit
aker secretary of the VanBuren Trot-
ting association of VanBuren, Ind, were
renstated
J. p Heskel of Towanda, Pa, was or
dered expelled from the association for the
alleged unlawful handling of a horse
named Dan Hinchey" at Bay City and
Grand Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
schmitz ana Reuf Arrnigned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Mayor
Schmitz and Abraham Ruef were arraigned
in Judge DUNES court today on charges
of extortion found against them by tho
grand Jury. Their attorneys made an effort
to have the time for taking the plea post
pOned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

The views OF the General board ana w
Foard on Construction with regard 20 NV
vessels 70 be recommended toI 1870 l,a's an
In SUBSTANTIAL harmony. seeming ~
duty to give congress the benenI t 81
views OF both boards IN detail anu 49,
ing the precedent establishes 4as'
u,Ibuit them as follows
GENERAL. BOARD.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07

pedo boats ........
one river gunboat OF
Helena size .........
Two small gunbOats ....
Two shallo " draft river
gunboats ............
Two squadron Colllers .
one ammunition vessel
to carry 5000 tons
dead weight. 20 have
same speed as squad
ron golfers ........
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
SPORTS OF A DAY.
FOOT BA1InaaAD BIG ATrENnANOps

Some Figures that Show Game IL
stilI Popular.
Foot ball drew we'll all over the country
this fall Here are figures on nineteen
games: UNDERSTANDINGS, 5000;
Pennsylvania Brown, 5000; Princeton Buck
nell, 1000; Princeton Cornell 10000; Penn
Observation-Disclosures, 1900; Yale-Amherst, 1900;
observation-disclosures, 5000; Yale-West
Point, 5000; Harvard indians, $4,000; Penn
sylvania Michigan, 5000; Yale-Prlnceton,
5000; Minnesota indians, $4,000; Harvard
Yale, 5000; Chicago Minnesota, 5000;
Brown Dartmouth, 5000; Harvard West
Point, 5000 Princeton West Point, 5000;
Pennsylvania-Cornell, 1000; Army Navy,
1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
A31.WNNO


ca One Of squadron GOLFERS now under
construction TO be arranged for ammuni-
ton carrying.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-07
At TIE PLAY HOUSES.
''The Merry wives of windsor" at the

Louis James and company in THE Merry
Wives Of Windsor" a comedy in FIVE
acts, by William Shakespeare. The cast:
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

Pork tan DC produced attwo
cents a pound. Those who buy
all their inca, viii find an inter.
cstlng problem IN dcduc,ing
this two cents from the price
they pay Tor pork a, the store
and then multiplying the re.
maIndcr by the number oil
pounds purchased IN a wear.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
y conservative estimate would

y conservative estimate would
be that every pound OF pork
purchased from the store costs
the farmer five cents more than
II would have cost him 10 grow
It. He could Just a. we'll afford
10 raise his own pork aud for
amusement throw five cents
away every time his family ate 4
pound.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

II those who have never rrac-
iicCd shallow cultivation will
use it this season, often repeat
cd, in comparison with the cult.
va,lon formerly used. there will
DC more shallow cultivation mex,
wear.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

can bc made and should be fol-
lowed up continually. Start
this year rather than nest. The
sooner YOU enrich the soil the
sooner il will enrich you.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

Fill the soil with vegetable
r:attcr. Barnyard manure viii
help do this. SO vii! raising
grass on the land. Raising COW
peas on the soil will aid, even II
only the roots are turned I'm Ter.
Soil cannot DC built up IN 4
month or in Il year, but i start
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

The raising OF COW peas on
land this year viii reduce the
need for com mcrclal fertilizer
next year and make the returns
from tao amount used more
satisfactory.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01

II the farm garden j. H. well
drained a. II ought TO be, there
viii he many times when work
can be continued there while il
il too wet 10 be in the fields.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Plant kaffir Corn

- ~ho''" W Rbt dttH - Ctcrv
farmer 10 plant such variety Of
crops ~ Will insure h.m - far
~ practical against crop failure.
Crops OF different natures are
not likely 10 DC Ill affected bv
The same kind of wcathcr-that
j., a wet or i dry period may in.
lurc one crop, while scarcely az.
fccting another. II il IS admit.
ted that il is better 10 be sure of
having 4 tolcrably good Weld
every year than 10 run the risk
o. losing about MI one : work Tor
4 season, then one j. ready 10
consider how this can bc done.
kaiiir corn can bc planted
much later than corn aud still
make i good Yield. Il Will stand
still during dry period that
would ruin corn. aud later grow
oil we'll and ,icId satisfactorily.
I sually N this territory It could
DC planted ~ late a. the middle
oi July with good results, but i,
would DC better - plant II some
time alter the beginning OF set
.}yI u1rt1, A.nafh.T YrI t.gn~.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
SOUTHERN FARM GAZETTE.
STARkVILLE. MISS

y farm canning outfit wilt
save much fruit and vegetables,
costs little, keeps money on the
farm and brings more on. II,
can be made 10 save much that
would 20 10 waste If no, p.ompt-
~ canned or marketed.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-04-01
Southern Farm Gazette.
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