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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-21

Az the New York state Assembly OF
Mothers. a prominent New York doctor
told the 500 women present that healthy
American women were 50 rare as 10 be
almost extinct
This seems 20 be n sweeping state
ment Of the condition of American
women. Yet how many do you know
who are perfectly well and do not have
some trouble arising from n derange.
ment Of the female organism which
manifcsts itself In headaches, back
aches, nervousness, that bearing-down
feeling, painful or irregular periods,
pelvic catarrh. displacement OF the
female organs, indigestion or sleepless-
Bess7 There IL n tried and true remedy
for all these ailments. Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has re.
stored more American women 20 health
than all other remedies in the world.
II regulates, strengthens and cures
diseases OF the female organism ne
nothing else can. For thirty years Il
has been curing the worst forms OF
female complaints.
Such testimony as tho following
should be convincing.
Mrs. I. o. wiliadsen, Of Manning.
a., writes;
Dear Mn pinkham,-
II can truly uay that you have savcd my
Ne and cannot cHpro.s my gratitude 30 you
IN words For two years spent iota of money
IN doctoring without any benefit for female
iuogularitioa and had given up all hops Of
ever being well again, but i was persuaded %
W Lydia 4, Pinkhama VcgrtAhle Compound
Ard thfuo bottles have restored mo - perfect
hsalh, Had IL not bern for you I would
have been In my grave today
lydia Z. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
EAST SIDES LAST
WEOO|NG FOR 1905
T.. r.. Stevens and Miss Gertrude
Fletcher Are Married at Resi-
.lcn.,. If IR.rn,y clerk ''a"gh-
Ian.

Hu. enc ;hiuc was wanting ." complete
the triru,.i7S cup ~ happiness 81 y Y:
sHc,... =, Years old. rc-!.!irS at -" IVA
North Naud@ysHter avenue. 81 Louis. "ri
Ni.4 .:e-;-u.ic Fletcher. p ~ N.a'onyit's.
lr,i and that vas :" Dc th" last c""pl~
3. 20 io.ned IN the hniv bonds ~: ns''i-
nin:y. ia the old year. in Es~i -. I."h'1
And .'.s ua~ granted 20 them, through
q s.-o -,y given 10 ~. Y:oSu~' 'i.s bride
groom! by ia" accommodating nsr-iaa. II
ceu-s ,l.,k .: t.as; -. Irn's. y. long s1p
a. !.sf THURSDAY. vher St"v"n. ""nnt~i
- arahi-lar. TO that o"'c!sl
pcrg:v Narriag. i.ie~i.~e 'l~'k 'svEi-
i,r fe'd stevens -r.u D." had iearns'l
u.a, tiistirr:ios D.. susi h,s :'f.i. yssfp.!f
rar that ~. ONLY SusT"sficn 3" c"is' ."
f.r was thar the couple 'ali ~ him ~ hts
rrs,.!s-.-c Sse YEARS EN" at !" "cio"k.
fhs, tairs his rs;'riHS< hour
Stevens ra4 property Efa'.':l FOR the
~, .u.l last r..sf'. promptly ~ - "clo't
>. IN. clerks residence, No. Hi Fs'~h"
V.sc"
In y iric~ the necessary ioruTsbf ~se
,9aa~ ot' s-a ;h~ knot :sesi there sSS
IRON h. ,ile pexste'i Y. o. V"sd,~,. pa
-os - ;n~ .snteusry VI T.. ''hurc'. tsise
- i.pt:i.
cl.-s 2 ~. uoat it'le COUP which he'.
h.cn ,uIi.n - ;ha; he "H're? To the
/, ,,..d.a csspi. a. Wedding and s.e--
war; v.,t Is go;d yisc" TheS refuses
U yfth 'hznks however. ard Sr- t'auGH.
In a4d.d 5, 10 ,hs cfsciatinx minister's >
Sss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
Man FOUND DEAD
BY WOMAn'S DOOR
Corpse Of John COnnOrs DiscOv.
cred Near Kate Dorn's Apart
ments in East st. Louis.
STAB WOUND m ms Mead.
Police Think He Perished Of LOes
Of Blood and ExpOsure-W"m-
an Held Pending Search
for !Assailant.
STAB WOUND IN ms HEAD.

Lying face down beneath a small wood.
en- staircase leading TO . group OF Ons-
story frame tenements. with hts toDcoot
clasped be3ween his arms in the shape Of
. pillow. 5Ohn Connors was found cold
tn death yesterday morning
He had been stabbed on the head and
the loes OF blood. together with the ex-
p0surc caused death. The etAbbing 0c-
CURED At the foo; Of the staircase which
leads 10 an apartment Occupied by Mrs.
Kate Dorm. At No. II Brown Row. East
81. Louis.
The tenement lies between the railroad
yards and CO!ln>vi!le avenue. near Penn
sylvaai.A avenue. ConnOrs aud Mrs. Dorm
had been friends. She II under arrest.
but declares TO the police that she knew
nothing Of the assault.
COnnUYS Wss 80 years old. ard waa en-.
plOyed an fee wagon driver BY u. e.
Davis. with whom he lived at No lk3s
Gaty avenue. East ST; Louis. Mrs. Dom
Is the Wife Of Be'!eviiie sAlrcn and
clearinghouse keeper. She has lived IN
East -. Louis for several years and waa
employed I'm an East -. Louis restauYant.
The assault on C0nncrs . believed t0
have occurred between n and II O'Clock.
Saturday night He vas seen In q saloon
on C"'!insville avenue shortly before - ..
m According to admissions which MrA.
Dorm made to Ci:ief Furdy yesterday
afternoon. someone. believed 70 b0 Con.
norS. knorked on hes door and she sayo
that she refused to open II.
She told Chief Purdy that she vas alone
and Vas afraid. She also stated that she
heard a slight .cufne. but paid no atten-
ton TO II. In going to WON yesterday
morning she walke.l down the seaascaso
under which ConnoEs lay In . pooa ce
blc,.I. hut she did not n~tses hfA MA
I<,ttis s'hoin. a neiGhbor. discovered ne
body and nosihe,l the police.
Tho corpse was taken to tAo DuOAns
DoiSsard undertaking. estahlteh0An1 fN0
knife With which the stabbin9 Was done
IVES found few feet from coWnoe1 BODY
u is q large three bls6ed knife. ana he'd
i-e.n recently sharpened.
Friends and relatives % Cbanora r..
clare that tho knife waS not hSA Th& In
jury consisted Of u long slash On The rlahs
side Of ConnogSs head. and The knife lIft-
I'd the scalp for ab0ut two inches TIE
skull was not injured. and he beeo no 9th.
or MARKS
The police theory Of the caoe - that
Commons was met at the staircase hy an
other friend ce Mrs. Dorm. who Was jeal-
ous and that the two became involved
in a fight. Mra. Dorm IN being held In
the hope that che will give the police sons
Information concerning the identity OF such
q perton.
II Is charged By nsiehbors Of Hra Dorm
that she has had two Quarrele with Con
nor. At different times. Mrs. Dorm de-
mics both occurrences. and declares that
they are stories made up by envious neigh
boys.
connora leaves . mother. ~ No. IN e.
Louis avenue. and tWO sisters. Thf in
quest will be held at the undertaking es-
,abli<hment this morning.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
HOUSEHOLD CORNER

A man crossing tho river on \ Terry
boa. 70, his Nes Years turkey free. The
lower deck Of . passenser steamer that
passed MAS loaded with crate after crate
Of b:G. live Eobbief.
Through the careSeskness OF deck
hand. one Of tie crates fel! on the pile.
broke aud liberated half dczen birds.
The turkeys few "a every direction. but
quick work On the part Of steambosfmen
led TO .he capture Of al but one whop-
ping twenty-pounder. which poised On the
rail at tho stern Of the boat and. just a.
Q passenger was about TO grab him.
emitted q loud "Gobble- -gobb!e-sObb
and laurche! himself out oyer the river.
Mr. Turk didn't ~ long. for The ferry
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
CHILD TRAVELS s454 MILES
Iit,I. swedish Girl Near End ~
Journey 10 san Francisco.
-rE.Tai.

irci tsi.fC -rS.Taf.
s:siv.stou. Ter. 1cc- 6--E1sie kTD
---n,1 a u,;Ie aS~.i;ss G'r'. years of sO~
10 d. .snied from the North German
COW .:ssrr>r t;rrsIs8. AMI started cn
~. .. ,crfio-s ~ a j"u:nsy q: t.2s miles
-. NO. hsr ur.-ls I'm Fan Fra0etecc. 0ish
whom she ~ai pske her en'.~.
Sos rnsi~ . long journey. from &pushexo
Germany ~ R,esnsn- =; which port -
n. .,vs,sA .,:s RYeAisr sn9 came 90 ca
,~s,D- rhis fnc.,tna she WAe ctseS1
a-,csrd the So.;hs-r. Pacific train TOR her
o.~Y.ansi trip 10 the f,aC3dr- COAST
\ ,s,-e~ vas given to she crssdursoe
es,-t-f-.iDg lna:esctio.s- zr5 shb Uul -
"a .s.d s-yprr os.e conductor ~ tbS osh0r
=, .,yssso-. points. AIs.i no tsc.seae - anfie-
..,~t - A~sssng sbs urafsenssed g'ri "a
h.r d<>'seSsin-' -
si.e 4. a hsixhi-spy~ssinE ~ti'd. snf sl-
;,-pr,Vf. trAve,snE alone sr~'ns ." t.e e:I-
,o..re ,he ;iessicn. and - intensely tn
l..-s;ss ia ,ss reS at9n;s that g,e~: bsr.
Hi.sis sr Hoard TIRE .sip she Was oRn-
--,I pa-ortf- sr: Nss much oRese6. 0goa
ny ,s.>~ y m e.s:bi no; tslk her hnOuAOs-
A. b. tnsas ues s0ns. expense 0D0ey -
sur,.seheA 90 boz ~ the EoetAi 0ogu00
Ls.1 o0es " tbts o:3s --
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
NEW YORK PRINTERS STRIKE.
LaTscsi Single Body Of job Typos
Dee i.lr IN Walhoui.

Srs York De 81. -TT :NoS-syG,.-Sl Tn
.oa No - Nrx Yc-s. ;n~ isr..s; Ss
Xr-.4tfuu .: ~ASe-Nsra.rS yTi-.'@r> g. -as
W.-lI -0-,.s> formally fec-ars: = striSs
=. .I "a. a-rcs a1d Sot PRINTING once.
within .;S .-ri>tic:sog. S.p. tc--3vrruW not
= .us - -y.c a.. . Syt q. cas-. by =
Usl!g:4 snsn "a suy - :he s-.sr printing
Fi<A-r--ts gui~>s ;E~ ef.srjp. s-s sr.s.
AA-o. - make siS.; hourr tSe irnS;h O:
-. ~C-k 1<r ~. tES Ss~>-u; scalc %.
u.s.s fax. '-- -s-e-hsur Ss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
CHORUS GIRLS STRIKE TO-DAY.
Union s.,nc:rs Will Demand l;ai>'.
From ST., 10 s., Il Week.

S.v York r.- .i-Iha central Fe,!~r-
a-s,i ;-siru. rrm.,.-s~d ot .!ri.Sar.S - all
-. .s5vg unions :nfurs.i ;u-fi-v -. do
;I.a~.t> . the NJ .o,Noli--.1 ''I---4 H rl.s..
''r"rs.- -fgC'Ts EI-rI. and .'lT'. - - r.-l-
-Frn t-Ut-I.a AL D.. VISITED ,sF = ~
I..-.trF ID-Ir-E-.u pE.rf vs.. l-.srur ~.
-.utuis's demand - N iI,TesJs - aE.%
ron. 81. - s. q Wc.k ECG J: -ts, - ~ 1i.
not co-r1gi.~. vf'.l - declared. a s;Tl,r
-iil =. ,rlEsg.-. .Irly C5,:sr..i.
Efforts -psr. tr-'is.s 20 s"cg:s y.r.Es
- -S-.sr-s.a tsof. from the rys-1 t~-- os n.
Orchestra aaG :. N~rAsu.F. eai!,-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
TREASURER CLEARED,
PASTOR DEPARTS
Ecclesiastical Council Decides
That Emmanuel Church Should
Reinstate A. w. Gray.
REV. G0FF'S TERM EXPIRES.
Women Prominent Among Mem
hers Who Protested Against
Expulsion Of Gray, Who
Is Vindicated.

end f. NJ Goa from the passionate OF I'm.
manuel Congregational Church. his term
Of ONCE having expired. II was announced
yesterday that the Drclesaastical Counc0
Of the CongreGafional churches Of d
Loui, has decided that A. ". Gray. tho
treasurer ~ Emmanuel Church. who Wa9
expelled. should I've reiRs,ated.
NJ. Ccsr. as pastor. was said TO have
l.aen identified with the faction respOnsi-
Iii. for the expulsion OF Mr.. Gray.
Tn. Reverend Doctor william ~ Jones.
pastor OF Hyde Park Congregational
Church. who vas moderator 1t the eoun-
ell. stated last night that the action Of
the council meant tha; Mr.. Gray must b
reins;afed or the standing Of Immannel
Church would b. jeOpardized In the gen-
eral body
Action hy the council was brought about
b. :. r"T"nstra1ce signed hy thirty odd
members 81 Emmanuel Congregation. many
~ the sisners being ladies' tel hy Mrs.
G"orT" 4. !IedEcock. superintendent Of
the primary department.
The Reverend William Smith acted -
scribe OF the council. of which Miss Mary
y. Hancock vas clerk. Resolutions. which
were unanimously adopted. were presented
by a committee composed Of the Reverend
J. y. T"onay os Fountain Park Church:
In" Reverend H. ~. Evans Of Compton
Hill church and Mr.. b. ". Whittemcre
"f Old Orchard Church. as follows:
After the most patient. thorough ana
praEefful examination which they have
l.cen able IN .iv. % Oh. ,,.,,.. -.
ted q, rh.-, for ,,,i.r ~. .o,,..s,
to the following result:
"v:c~<uiziur IN. f.., Via. e.. ..,,...
acte.I within ,,,s ,o,,c, ~, %. 80,
s,i,u;,or in cxuc,l;r, r,,,, ,,.-A.-,>,>
Mr. ~ S:-ar ,o, ,,,.u,,,,
..I.,, ,,,,A Ar. ~
.. @..,, "S."H
N'''' u" 20. W"rH IL IN ccO-
sat"'" "sdS'. = r"c"RnS3ed principle Of
'"u'ch "'sc'p''n": ana.
" d'" mot iii" specific charges asa!ns,
Mr.. 4. W. Gray: and,
1T prc,.a ..!..l ,oufr.r, "a sho ..a,I.> 90
tho CITY, Niss,o,arv So.,>e, "a a..
,.,... ., " ~" '
80. g.. ,,. ''ss'S :" "s
-. "sSy from
''S '0"""s s"P' thefrf0fe. - II.
Hes"iVe0 That II - n sense Of this
COUNCIL thds the actts0 ~ Emmanuel
church vas irregular. An1 not in har-
inoiy With CONGREGATIONAL ,,e,~s .,A ->
brinS It's proca.din.s ,p,o ronsorr,,,y ,r,,h
COngr-saf;o,.I .,s,.-o..
rur, p,.>,.>,.rn
NJ, Co.. 80. -.
s' >N s$esN'e"o NJ.
~ S. " "'sc'e1t ana 0ssGrace
MN. an" thdt IN" pfoceed1nsS had been
irregular N every way AS a result the
r.monstranc. signed BY many Yrcubc-s
Of tn. church. Wa. submitted and Was The
bass r;po, which Tho E,..,ss,.S,ic.. c,,,,,
oil v:r,Ii.,.i Nr c., -r. ., :. 49,,
,..,,,..-.,-..,,, .,,
-. ,,-,., -.
-. -. :, 49, ''',.
-, ~ go
..-.s..t.- - "
. ,.,-.., ,,,..or =. ,,,. ..,,.,, A.. -,
r,.I ,,.,i-,,, a., ,,,.,..
,h,, ,b,,,.., - ,,-,-.. -. -. - - 80.
on. T., ,;.,,,. o,,, ,-v.,,,,,,o, =, - -
o- IN. hes, member, .rn o,,r ,,.
We rro;.s: asain., tho action taken n Mac.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
s~ss 81 Vesesass 0e~esss.

To ..x;s~n,h ssIsa. .~csp;so- ~ msr-
BE-. .. Admiral Porter Carp. Nc q. SG-s
% veterans. 4. Vas Nei! =; =. e
,a-H,'. HsH. n: TsKas a.! 'hr-"ke~
streets i,s- rtsh, usz-s Q: :ss 6o.-'s ~
raining ys-t.. 'h- Oh year a<I tsSr TsuS
G., ard fN< rsW year E.se-e4 r.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
ssMAfAR:.
PROCESSION MI CORPSE EXPOSES TRICK
OF BEING BURIED ALIVE FORA WEEK

George Hauman, Who Stole Beefeak- Himself From
Starvation When Out Of Work Describes Impressions While
Cof6n-Took lima enary Trip Old World Fight
on Hystercs
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

rf,.-.s of r'su Issy.r. former cs1nni-
-e~-,-aa s-frs. fs- TS~osr-siysn Wosd. yrc-
.-rt~i - RIA 8 soid saich anss chain
.aa q i.s-.c-s..; -: charm SATURDAY oven
t,.g yr. Haysr re-,ised esx0cs1
s-eastS:n. 8uSE<s uss served
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
Ask MORE TIME TO
ARGUE CANAL CASE
illinois Attorneys Say Time All"t
ted by Court in Drainage
Matter ID Too Short.
EACH SIDE 70 have 4 HOURS.
MissOuri's Representatives, Not
Yet on Hand for Hearing
Hadlcy Will Arrive in
Washington To- Day.
ne Republic RurnAr.
WAIT Building. i1h az. r Streets.

Washington. Dec. Sill. J. HamIin.
Assistant Attorney General Felix S,reyck-
man oe Springfield and jaime. Il. Todd Of
chicago. reprc.sHtins the Drainage Canal
Commission. arrived in Washington to-day
to argue the no~ celebrated drainage
canal ca<e before the Supreme Court. Ms
shouris r"pre..n, asiyes have no, ye, ar
rive!
TUESDAY {. the date -, for c.aI ar.u-
m-n.. ard fo,.. hours hsv. been allotted
To each side. This is one .iay ~ the
courts time f.r each State. However. 'ne
time VAS allotted without r-au.s, from
either ste. ani AT extension Will gn-
doub,eii. l.. asked by liz. attorneys -
either "r both States.
liiinoiss representative. Gil 10; Suo~
until tonight that :he argIrnsn, WAS I'm
tied I" four hour. side. and both NJ.
Tod. and G.ucra! Ha;niin .Ap'ees.i sTI-
prise.
II NOR. I'm, IS Gesi..d. It probably viii
b. granted. since such 4 -.1CcS: from a
State - seldom det.isc-
NAV GRANT DELAY
In vi.~ ~ tire .mH.n-~ Importance n:
sh. lrAinaS. case not only 90 -. I.uu!,
a.nd chicago. but 10 the entire country
the v14,; probably ~rlI honor any reason
Ali. request Sn- more time.
The Illinois attorneys 'r-aiGh' ,Xyr.ss-..
confidence. that -. JYaS.s q: -h. hg,i-
-, tribunal. - IN. lana v!i! see ~. case
a. they $50 il. ard hand ,!oya decision
in .a-o. ~. ,h.i- State.
tn. r.a,r. point u The oral arSg;n-r'
q. in ..,e briefs will h- thai n. output
= ~. ,.raInas. cs-.. does n"t Impair the
water sIrpiy %: - Louis. or isinase the
city ~ saN vhy
In 'he i.ss pass oc IriH,.d ars.TE"u'-
,i5~ rctor. TIE SuSr"'ns Court. his ,".1;
3. t--st.,. At s-e.J Icnsih.
IN. IivrIi~st Interest - hong :..~u n
~. CAS-. hs t.ov.-urcn. .-i-is!s. u'-"
particularly from scientific .;.nlIriu-.
-h. sro,ox.csl sure. having made ~. sh-
s,-s-- o. ;is 'sDGtr. tyi'' 20 ?" .>.! ~
: .ts -y-s,sp;i.n
wriIp SAVE: TIME
.s.r-ra' HariIf1 ,c-1I.h' stated tha: n"
.-i,-cicai reason 'cr ~a1;.-s more t''n~ Is
Era, .h~ A.-a--oTs ~t,i thus l., abe :"
a.. -. cc,I-. mar ~oTk = reading .,~
ty-,-s. a-d ,r. an cited. A.. an earlier
gs,-i..nr night -hsr - ex,~cf.ri
Attorney 5.a~-ai 'E-ii~- VII a--:r- ~
! ws.hiukfc- tn-unrrrN - -sae cna-Er y.
,s-.~. q. Ni., ru-i-s .>-rr-.;. n -t~ czrsi
-,.~ Associates; s:.s hi-= ALI t. Sa-' y
J.~-iss ard y = C-oe :o--r~- Assistant:
Attorney .;~---sl. All Attorney Genera.
c. Missouri r-,J-ctiNs.:-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
IMAGINARY -r;H

T. s1as..i -1<>s~a. asi ssO 90 sDssssss
..-s. >~-- oser E, i-Ss,-i ,at -a-es~1:
AIRS. a.asae 10 lasss sre a v-s,&s-s
Sa.:trs, .aEss~~i s-~s& p e1s ~hNe
Ess sAy sss sSess 50 r-S rer-ak
ss< ssrz-,~s - ;, . s-&sss p.ce6}
sN~ Nazszea - sAe lee ~ -
r>se I sses - ra.,s sns 80 .Ae eceaes
.se sA.n Z hAA -,as siss,s stsni-..i
Co0soD0s1 - ea6e 1Wo.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-02

and w~Aoirtayed with the secretary Of
Ma 1neTlOr until be gave the required
promise. The Mexilla valley sent Fs.
Nix Marines, NE. Holt and others.
Carlsbad sent Judge Freeman, W. q,
Tracey and a numerous committee.
The Las Vegas COMMITTEES made %
exceliept iInptassion upon the sscrs'
.tary = the interior, but actssn vas
deferred until the reports wef<sll hls
Nowsthe reports - IN and Las We
gas ehculd get readyy'to make another
move. The secretary Of the CONNER
cial clnb has written to MIR. Newell
10 inquire al to the exact statue al
The matter. at PRESENT. When 1Ext
Eentleman's answer arrives, It will
20 time to send a committee 10 Wash,
ingtons to urge M Immediate sppro
,priatlCn. ts,S
Mr. Winters suggestion Ahat the
RESERVOIR enterprise here bs called
the Newell project IL a, good one. Mr.
Newell has always taken great In,
sterest IN Las Vegas andr he wants
10 g this projset undertaken. The
gentle man Il not easily emenable To
1attery. but he Will nevertheless be
pleased 70 have the projec. named
after him. ~ will be only natural
that Mr.. Newell will take a little
more interest in the project which
bears bis name than others, though
there can BE- no question u his In.
tention, 10 decide, ~ Tar as the sub
|ysct touches him. each, reservoir. ,ques'
ton actually on Its own merits.
Put The merits OF the Las. Vegas
proppsit, ?n have been decided. II
Wiatts beicaGse there are other equal
~ Mefitorf6as 'ffnsects and they are
supbor'&d,'fh s'NAshiiSton by;'ia III
NOR made BY committees sent from
home that will not cease.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-02
zoos ssskttNn. -jy7Yf

The complaint IL ffequ9r w made
to the Optfc TINT A. great many OF
the boys and girls who are being
turned out OF the public school at the
end Of the high school course and
Of the common school course, are very
poor spellers. These pupils are be-
Ing handicapped for life. There Is no
subject In the crowded public school
10 important a& 10 Justify the neglect
Of the spelling lesson. The business
man who cant spell becomes q laugh.
Ing stock. and men In every walk OF
life are thought little OF II they send
out crude. badly punctua.ed, ill-spell.
cd letters. .as.
And every child. can, be taught. to
spG,l. lit takes ttme AMI hard work,
both On the part Of the puntl and
the teacfer. hut the resnlta ero worth
Al the time and work. devoted to the
master OF the no easy task Of learn.
inG the words .of the irragular mn.
phonetic Engltsh Language. Constant
prsctfsS N kr4tsak words. and IRE.
euent reyieMs are necessary. I has
beep. said that the girls Of. Las We
gas are. ~ : rule. much better spell.
ers than the boys. which simply
means that the girls are more tldus-
trious than the boys II Las Vegas
girls are better spoilers than. the
b0ys an investlgation win probably
show that they surpass the bOxs, In
other studles an, welL.,, ,,,.ss.
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II Mrs. C'asimiro SiedlewasM Of War
ssw. who ned from Poland. wires
from Berlin t0theU Globe Democrat that
alter asriyvias Id, the Gernan cspii
al she p,cked up m American paper
dktk6 Ut i time before che IN 70.
lanx&aa1a the 1rst headline she saw
AleAx
Says there have hAen no ires there.
The UbyFssssou ~ .tnv PosAndevwb BY
ahe, ccssscks lAas been cEusl. and &c
'.sa( ssssA
news Ia the Ameficsh pa1sPes t6faish.
Id throgEhsis n 4ieasiy srngiish soarc'
rs. has lsS9, EyeatAy oysrarssn. Mf.
s.cdsewa,kf Il mot ! t6ias sh1lkl Chics-
go Irish women. formerly Miss Masy
sOtNfnsras who uasvief tNbfteh foaitA
*tRe rcNanh rs,.t sarss' {Asvv
" ~ /. .sf. - al
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r.sasseavQa'

The suggestions made by n. e
Winters. referred 10 tnoy AtSeQFthIq
tbs Issue. are excellent. The Time
has come when Las vegans should 70
after the reservoir IN earnest. The
reports are all IN. The, reports a.
10 IT, nmsntity. Of water available.
the fertility Of the coll. and on oil
other POINTS are knows to be favor
able and every acre Of the land has
been suhscribed Tor. Yet the project
hangs ase. while appropriations have
been made for several New Mesicc
reservoir projects.
Why - this? II r 3 fact that IN
the ca&e b. me Carlsbad project ana
the Elephant. Butte project. the ap-
ptOpriati3ns ere secursd by cons
mittees who were cent to washington
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Pour Prentre Congo.

Mr.. W. 8. Herren, on the ev. OF
his departure for his hoMs In Nabanla
entertained 4 number Of hts frsepds
last evening at dinner. at the Cast
anpda. Il was a pleasant affair." not,
wkhstanding ethe element % .rgret
that was introduced by the inlmincnce
Of the gentieman's departure. II was
with the utmost satisfaction. bDweyer,
that the frieuds were able to bid fare.
well to their host with the knowledge
that ne had bs%n restored to perfect
health by his sojournt here / y .ee M
Mr.. Herrpn has spent eighteen
months at the Plaza yanttaE1pm aun-
der the cure Of DR.. VIM. C.. HRffey.
The aenueman'A health was murhir
paired when he arrived. mr.. Herren
gives to The Optic AM unsolicited
testimonial not only OF the excellent
treatment accorded to eueAts Is. All
who are connected with. the Plaza,
bnt .also Of the 8jGbri0uxs qualities Of
the Las Vegas climate. a;aa /.
He s&yseshs Climate cannot. be ex.
celled In the world and De puts in
I modest slittls puR. futssThs sOpe3e
when az taytI IN hiE MsSWRsfsiAt&s
that the payer would dWscskdssttsT
town 81 S~0NoOrpecple. v'sessrc ssH
/ Mr.. sHerfe4 Ten todSy al c6dee
vine. kla.. whore asisseaipfs hemUav
p~s'alfsrsss1 1HfdtiiGFk xjhersH vbppsy
merchants ind cotton m<rchants.i n
wiil'aSaif ehsaei'M sttlvS basahts6
Among the guests at'the thinner IN
hight were =. q. GOODWIN {. N. wv
iiSms. nc. Herrtis,' d, ". +. Kisef.
]. A.. Dudley, H. A. xiot.e. Nj
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a

s~as ;1S}sry ! a,se.s
! Mefyear. iv3t 6lqseds has been ode
81 sxftSoyd1r4ry bvShh<ss aAisiv. II
p4sGsa III tAeS SakihlOf Asatts 4
eioses = = spiritr 81 almost danger
pps lNassks "a seask Jfesae ~
profit he trade Of The PAST year has
bern much the largest ever expert.
snced-farmer, miner. mechanic. NEE.
and 6sAAclGfs each having had
hheir fuffsshare Of tn eproceeas z
Shoft, our national prosperity ddsfns
tks year has TAI, exceeded all pre-
wlous records.
The most striking fact In the stu.
htisu has been the farmers remark.
hble, prosperity. He IL pt&eminently
the principal factor ID the national
business activity Of today The
country has been favored BY q series
Of successful harvests. but that ii
1905 surpaCeed all. Secretary Wilson
u the department Of agriculture e.
siuA1,d the wealth produced On
American farms this. year at 9C,il5,.
900, 900. which h 4s56.O00,0 O0 greater
than 1904 and otss. OO0.vO0 In excess
81 1909. Corn reached the highest
production and value IN record. Hay
proved a large and profitable crop.
TIE cotton crop. though short 10 un.
usually profitable. and our wheat crop
surpasses the record In value. In
other. respects the year has been =
profitable one to- our agricultural
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In attempting to force Joint state.
hood on Arizona and New Mexico.
Speaker Cannon Il assuming the role
Of cznr--just MA time. 100. when
1sstss ~ KayiaG harticularlSs hard
,seddlngs--Kapsas City Journal, XII
Int Cannon elected himself Tor
rsAf long aeo.
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After AL. Il Isn't 70 surprising that
II many thousands Of bills should be
Introduced In acongress At this time Of
year. A good meny bills are being
introduced out 81 congress this time
q year.
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II h rpmored that the Honorable
Nick. In order to tease HIS atianced.
made her q Christmas present Of a
small broom and she responded by
presenting him with a bottle Of hair
restoref.