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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

z.nersl President T. J. Sullivan Of
-.fs Rarteuders' International League
80 ar,erfca has been asked 10 interpret
She second paragraph OF section 10 Of
sE~ Sv-fsws. which reads as follows:
a convention shall be called for the
second Monday in May provided ma
5ority OF all local unions have IN the
.>~seesiaQ January voted in favor Of
tnislnr fhe same" he says: \ feel
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

ence Grange, John M. Keith. A. p. Cut
Ter, George C. Bozrdman, James 3. stet-
son. Edward Coleman, Charles Hag-
mailer, Gavin MeNab. NJ. s. Koshland
T. r. Cook.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

.o-~.ntzed labor is UP in arms at the
action OF Acting Mayor Buckingnam OF
Terfe Hsute, Ind In REFUSING 70 re-
--.-s a Reading. president Of the
pSsrs 81 safety. It is sverred that
- pnsFf,~ was sent 20 that city for
re sole purpose OF heading on move
-ssrt "a suiorize 4 branch Of the Amer
- csr end Foundry Company Mr.
Rxssfn~ fs an avowed enemy OF or
,~srfzed labor and the union men claim
that the acting Mayor dlseFlnlhsted
--.t-~t them when he selected the
,,S~sssrnt Of the Board OF Safety.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

News comes from the north to the
Srsct. shst the Seattle and Tacoma
members OF the Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers, Association are trying
. % eettIe the strike OF the sailors
Union. The same authority intimstes
that the trouele viii probably De aa-
1usr.s inside 2 month. II is stated
that the steam schooner owners are
becoufng tired OF the struggle ana
viii soen agree 70 give the sailors the
ss a meath Increase which they asked
9or and were refused.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

Officials of the Piano and Organ
Makers Union OF Chicago say there
never was a time in the history Of the
trade ia that city when business was
so good. Competent instrument makers
can receive lucrative positions The
only requirements are that the appli-
cants carry a union card Most Of the
shops in Chicago are operated under
the closed-shop rule.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

IT Is annoGneed that the santa Fe
Railroad has given its 1000 telegraph
operators from Chicago 70 e Paso an
increase OF wages averaging about 81
Per nosth a man. to take effect I'M
fnedtatelv
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-28

The general strike Of the building
trades on several buildings in Chicago.
which has been on for several weeks
because of the employment Of non
union glass workers. has been settled.
1t has been decided that none eut
union glass workers shall be employed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
ADMIRAL Y CASE up
IN COURT YESTERDAY ] R
Strenuous Time for United States
Circuit Court Of APP
peals.

Circuit Judges Golf and Pr.tchard held
tile Circuit Court OF Appeals yesterday,
Judge NvaduAl being disqualified TO SIT
on account Of the case being nTucd is
an appeal from his decision as district
Judge in the District Court at Norfolk
No. 60 Coastwise Transportation COM
psny, appellant, vs. Baltimore steam
Packet Company, appele; appeal from the
District Court at Norfolk, Virginia. ar
gued by Edward Z. BlodSett. OF Boston,
Inss. and Floyd Hughes, Of Norfolk, cNa a, !
for the appellant and by Robert. Al
5rInehes OF Norfolk, Va, for the appe!lee,
ard submitted. ~, .t,.r
There will be no arguments ~ the cases,
day being set aside under the rules ~
conference. The court Will glikely MI
Isl, IN for the session here to-daS OF
Monday. ,,,,, !, s. she
The court will hold session q. .As ~
,,illn n. G., beginning on May Isl, .l,e
ar,,,ment OF cases will not pesin ILL., i,..,
hnwever, until Wednesday, the 90 ,n l.',s
,rhls has been one OF the most strs . ,ea,a
,n1 busiest sessions the court nus 'o' ~
fer a long time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
GOV SWANSON
TALKS ON Rates
Would Rid Virginia Of Grasp Of
Great Railroad Corporation
Now in Control.

Governor Claude a. Swanson has given
a recent interview with the Philadelphia
North Aulorican, in which he takes
strong ground on the railroad rate uues-
ton. His interview follows:
Recent large consolidation of railroad
interests" said Governor Swanson, 'has
virtually destroyed competition as fac
tor in fixing freight rates. Thereupon the
people must rely upon government con-
troll to see that rates are reasonable and
lust. In Virginia the Corporation Com
mission has authority to regulate all
local rates between any and all points
within the State.
"l3eng a coast State, with nearly every
section accessible to tldewater by rail-
ronds largely within the State. Virginia
can exercise an important Influence In
giving reasonable rates. Exercise of this
rate power in a Just, conservative anu
firm way can be a great factor
"a transportation company should be
treated as a partnership, of which the
public constitutes one partner and the
stockholders the other, each being en-
titled to full and fair consideration. ArrO-
CANT clam by some that railroads arc
private property with right to exact
what they can and please for their ser"
vices, is as vicious In principle as the
cry of thoughtless demagogucs who
would confiscatc all Investments In rail-
road properties
Pocahontas coal brought to tidewater
by the Norfolk and Western Railway
comes from Tnzewell county. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
re-, Harris Tells Police Of First
District a Few Things.

t D . 4, = 10,
.,ao 1ohn letters Crutchfie'd Was
,,,,,rch of AZ! he surveyed 81 Ses'e''"s
morning and his survey was not Seis
.,.,,v,ng one from The standpoint OF
goodness
lanes Watkins and clinton Jen'''nss ,
tr,nons from the Ward, were chaistu
u,ith hcinr suspicious characters. Il VIZ
hnIieved that they had done various A.lo
sundry things, but the proof POSITIVE VIZ
not there. , tou,
Tho one John knows when ana nov
to deal with such people and NJ soah ~
#thcm for sixty days each. 1t was '''e
security game, but the man VINO Wo"ia
furnish security for either OF the Two
,vo,,ld have TO be found with q micros-
cope.
Mrs. Matte Cooper for threatening Mr.,
and Mrs. L. I'll Hale, paid 50. lt wa WIS I.
kind Of family row, III which az li,''u".
took a part IN the evidence auuGeu. ...I
Fred Blunt n negro. who sliced ROBERT
Starke, another negro, In seTefni pi.ces
about Starke's anatomy. VIII tell q jury
why his hand worked while the razor
was enclosed therein.
A, Fred Harris. a white man, WASH
satisfied with the way the police depart
mont OF Richmond is conducted, and nc
look his spite out on tho officers OF the
17irst District lie abused them ana ne
told them things they did not like
A, Fred Harris separated hlmscit 1rc'l'
$40 Yesterday morning when the one
,John got busy With the big book on lhn
bench,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
BACCALAUREATE SERM ON,
Students of U. C.. M, Will Be Ten
dered Reception BY DR.. Mcclure.


The baccalnurcate sermon before the
University College of Medicine will be
delivered Sunday night at o'clock by
DR.. Russell Cecil In the Second I'resDy-
tcrian Church The entire faculty and
adjunct faculty, rs we'll as tho student
body, will be in attendance upon the SER
vices
Tho closing exercises OF tho college will
be continued on Wednesday, when the
board of trustees will meet at 4 o'clock
The Alumni Association will meet at $50
o'clock, and this will be followed by a
reception rendered by the president OF the
college, Or. Stuart Mcclure IN his resi-
dence.
On Thursday night the commencement
exercises will be held In the Academy
of Music, where Hon. st. George Tucker,
president of the Jamestown Exposition,
will deliver an Grafton before the gradua-
ting class The class will afterwards IA,
ontlered n reception by the Faculty III
the Westmoreland Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
BEN GREET'S PLAYERS.
Will Play, shakespe Comedies Comedies
in Open-AiraT Theatre.

Arrangements are nov prlctlcaly co.'r
ncte lor the appearance Of Englana $, $
Famous Ben Greet players In open AZ
paws next Monday at the lawn at f,rah -, :,
M and shafer streets. The company WI,
nresont AS You Like 1t at $3.50, ana
Twclth Night at Sl0. Under the trees
a. one side OF the ground selected, a
stoee a,xso feet and four feet high VIII
ho bu,lt. This stage will be thickly
strewn With fresh grass and decorated
wifi immense growths Of Loushs, SO that
a, wooded knoll, not stage, IS SHOWN
the audience as the spot for the play.
In event of rain the play VIII be given
at tho Masonic Temple, which VIII pc
held in readiness. Reserved seats are on
sale at the Jefferson Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
Newspaper Tributes,

On the demise Of the latc
Henry Clay Payne. concern IN
4 New York gathered from the
papers published throughout
the United States 1855 news
paper stories OF the life and ca
reer Of the deceased.
These items were carefully
mounted on Irish linen leaves
and bound in 9 volumes, 400
pages to the book: A cover OF
genuine seal was appropriately
letterod In gold and the entire
material, representing the work
OF many people for several
months, has Just been delivered
to Mrs, Payne at Milwaukee.
Mr.. Burrelle, who makes .
specially Of this unique method
Of preserving family history
also compiled four volumes con-
tanning the letters. kilograms
and cards Of cond olence received
by the family, all constituting a.
family heirloom that Will 20
handed down to future genera
lions.
This work Is one Of the aey-
eral Developments Of the press
clipping industry and MI. Bur
K relle has made q special study
OF the work he created seyera!
years ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
ALUMNI BANQUET
.ATC0MM0NVvEALTH
Richmond Chapter Of University
ofvirgli,ia Alumni VIII Dine ne
"Wednesday Night.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
Banqucts Have Become Powerful a'effil
Institutions President Alder
man Expected to Speak.

It . s4 L
,rhe Richmond Chapter OF the Univcr-
sity Of Virginia Alumni hnve arranged
for q banquet TO be held at the COM
monwoaltl, Club on next Wednesday eve
ming, May 10Th, at o'clock
trhc committee in chnrgc OF tho nttalr
is composed Of Messrs. j. Stewart Bryan,
w. Douglas Gordon, Allen Potts anu ~
liam Gum.
It is thought that tho occasion VIII DO
especially enjoyable on account OF me
wonderful strides taken Of late ~ me
University nnd tho opportunity That VIII
be had to learn the causes or tho re-
cent growth and expansion.
How Alderman Was Found.
These bunuuets have become a social
institution, as well as n poWor for good
IT was ut the alumni banquet OF 1@S'
thnt DR., Edwin Anderson Alderman made
his great speech that introduced MN
to the people OF Virginia and whioh
happily paved the way for his election
as president OF tho University Of Virginia.
At this Same banquet among the
speakers were Mr. Walker IL Page, OF the
Worlds Work; Mr.. Joseph Bryan ana Mr.
Eppn HIlnton.
Other notable speeches have been made
at these alumni bnnqucts by Mr.. william
r. Abbott, Of Bellevue; DR.. Stuart Mo
Guire, Captain w Gordon McCabc, Gov
ernor Montague, DR.. James M. Page, and
Colonel Charles Marshall.
The banquet this year will serve to In
troCucc Governor Swanson and Senator
Burkett, of Nebraska whose reputation
L., an orator is uneQualled BY that OIL
any man In washington; DR.. Cnlisch a
distinguished doctor Of philosophy Of the
University OF Virginia, and Mr.. William
Carrot Brown. perhaps the best Inform
Ell writer on Southern history IN America
a Southerner by birth and education, VINO
{ has achieved marked success IN the Wor4u
OF letters.
He Will Be Here.
President Alderman, of the aUniVerslty
OF Virginia, is at present In Alabama but
tho committee has every reason TO pc
lieve that he will be In Richmond ana
sneak on Wednesday night inc other
sneakers have not yet been hcard 1rCi!l,
bit their names will DO announced WITHIN
the next two days.
The committee In charge have arranged
with steward Eorsythe, or the CoE.ltl ,,l
wealth Club, 10 furnish an exceilent an ~
ner which will be typlcally from tle
time mint julepB are served as appesi.A,,l'
,irti, Dixie Is sung as GOOD h,l' ~ -, l..
II is suggested that alumni senu ~ .,st.
names at once to MI. Julian Gunn' SEER
tnry, as the number of seats must lieces-
sarlly be limited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
FOR ALIEN LAWS,
Ir. O. u. A. M, Passes Resolutions
to Restrict immigration.

strong resolutions against the present
immigration laws of this country have
been adopted by Goodwill Council, NO.
", Jr, @. 4. A. NJ, of this city
The resolutions ask the restriction OF
immigration by an increase OF the head
lax, the educational test, n more thorough
physical examination and n more riE,d
inspection e, the port Of unlbarkatiop.
Inc resolutions also ask that nautraliza-
ton jurisdiction besconfinei I" the United
States courts and hat an ni'en reside
in the United states ten years u least,
hafore he be given the privileges of an
elector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
of Amherst county, attended the odd Eel
,o,ys, convention this week.

lows convention LnlS Weeh' aH1 .t
Mrs FLORENCE Graves Of Bedford City
IL the guest of her uncle, colonel Willla'1l
j. Payne. in this city
Miss Grace Adams, of Louisa county
spent a few days in Richmond TINS WeeN'
on her way to Washington, New oiA
city and Syracuse, y. Y,
Mr.. Horace 1Iaskins visited Mrs. L.
=. Dudley in West Point, this week.
Mrs. Basil Gordon has opened herShome'
"lvakeflcld Manor" in FauQuer county.
CO., 10 season. Her three children VIII
% there in a short time, but Mrs Cor
don will remain in Washington until inc
LIST of June
Mis- Edith Chandler, Of Caroline coun-
~, recently visited friends IN Rlchinohd.
Miss Nellie Samuel, OF Cedon, va, Is
visiting friends In the city,
Mrs W, D. Baldwin. Of Rocky Mount,
VA who has been III in this city, Is
,,,,nroy,nr and expects to leave shortly
Win her mother, Mrs. d. G, Horne, ior
her home.
Mr., ]. r. Millner. Of the Virginia Med
zeal College. is visiting Mr. waiter T.
Massic, in Amherst county.
Mrs, Johnson of this city is the guest
If her daughter, Mrs. Hansford Anderson
in West Point.
AIR Howard McNanaway, of Caroline
county, has come to Richmond to spend
the summer.
Miss Bertha Ryan has returned to her
home here after spending several weeks
in Newport News.
Miss Mamie p. Laird, of Lexington,
spent few days IN Nlcn!n n'h ~" ~,
week, and then left for Luxembourg 70
attend the Nurses Association.
Tbo Rev. j. n. Davis, Of Farmville'
is in The city on business
pr Lewis *. Walz. Of Lexington, Is
IN richmond, and will leave in few
DAYS for Baltimore,
Mr., Joseph S. Cochran of Staunton.
is in the city for several days
Mrs. c. ~. Tanner Is tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Primer, IN SUFFOLK
Mrs. c. A. Kraft and little daughter.
| of clifton Forge, are the guests OF
| friends IN this city.
Miss Myrtle IIankins. who has been
visiting friends here, has returned 70
her home In Tnzewell Va.
! Miss Alice Ryan, who has been visit
| ing her sister. Mrs, Nicholas Leonard
In Phoebus, Va. has returned TO hel
! home in this city.
|
Patrol Driver John Drake yesterday
appreciate It's return to the Second Polio,
Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
BUT SMALL AMOUNT
CAME FOR SUFFERERS
Treasurer Hills Receipts Yester-
day Were Small, Compared
With Other Days.

Despite the fact that me terrible disaster
through which san francisco has passed
is rapidly verging toward the things OF
history, the occurrence stu seems 10
rrmain in mems minds, and the contrl-
buttons toward the relief Of he sufferers s,t rs
arc still coming into the rellef 1una, OIL
which Mr.. W, NJ. Hill is treasurer. Yes
to-day the contributions amounted 10
sisos, of which $50 was donated ~. g. BY PINE
Street baptist Church, and S2a.ol py S-.nsl
Baptist Church. in King ana queen co''''-
rho contributors, with their donations
rec eivcd yesterday, IRE rs iollo"s !, - 30 on
Previously acknowledged ....,..,, loe.-'
Oliyet Baptists Church, KING ana ., y,
Queen county .......'.,,,'.,,t'''" 9 o.
7. II. Moss, Belle Haven, Vh'''. o.. ~
Evelyn Coke and friends, -
''is - ,.,,. $500
C&pcvillc NJ. L. Church, CupeVille, . -
Va. .,.,,,,,...,..,,,,,....''' ''o'
T,,., .,.,,..,.....S SIS, 1SO,37
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
Richnonders in New York.
;nacinl lo I,hn Times- pispatch.l

Especial to Tho Times-u1spateii'J
NEW YORK, May list. Denis, r. y
Victor; Cadillac, T.. G. syre; llohmnn,
II, A. Edwards, w. G, Edwards; lio'e'
Astor, j, w, Craig, 'lr., and Wife a, y
Plzzini; Bartholdi, G. White ana wire. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
The Wake Robin.

When leaves green and hardy "a
From sleep have Just uncurled-
Spring Is SO tardy
te in this part Of the world
There comes a white flower forth, d
b + "Opens It's eyes,
1xpoks out upon the earth
I'm drowsy surprise.
"A fair and pleasant vision
4 The nodding blossoms make
Aud the flowers name and mission
Is wake, robin, wnke!'
Ps,t you're late my lady,
aatt58' 'You have not earned your namei
Robins up and ready
5@ Long before YOU came.
Yln trusted the suns glances
70 rouse you from your maps;
! Or5the brook, that near YOU dances
At springs approach. perhaps,
your chamber was too shady,
d The dropping trees among;
Robins up already
Don't you hear his song?
There ho sits, swinging
3 In his brown and scarlet cloak,
Ills notes like laughter ringing:
Il 'Tis plain he sees the joke.
Accidents will happen
Laughs robin loud and clear.
.F.'If you think to catch me mapping.
81 Wake earlier next year"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
HANDSOME YACHT HERE.
Mr.. Walter Jennings and Party, OF
New York, Visit City.

The handsome 100000 yacht fllscarora,
helonrinr to Mr.. Walter Jennings. OF New
York appeared in the city harbor yes
terday flying the pennant of the New
Y,rl1 Yacht Club,
on board were Mr., Jennings, his mother
sister and brother; Mr., oliver Jennings.
Mrs, Oliver Jennings, Mr.. Kenn, pr Free
,lsna and Mr.. and Mrs, Auchineloss' me
Marty Joined the vessel In Baltimore, and
spent the week IN visiting Old Point, Nor
lIk and other Virginia ports.
i'he yacht Is handsome }crafl BENG
stl feet over all, Is feet beam and draws
4? l-2 feet. Her engines are $50 horse
powor, and her spdcd is T. knots,
The vessel and party lett YESTERDAY q
srooI. 10 return to New York, where the
PLEASURE. trip VIII end
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

DR.. Edward Leigh Pel will preach at
Centenary church Tomorrow. morning on
,'Mnkine Life Worth While.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

T, ~ ~ n,nrro ~ morning and evening conduct
cl nv The pastor. Sunday school at $50
A. M. The young people especially are
invited to the Christian EndeaVor prayer
meeting at 7 r, NJ. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12
Why the Ravens Are Shy,

I)r. Dowie s,ill believes In The laying
,on OF hands. but he acts as though ne
wanted brass knuckles on the hands AZ
the tltne.- PHILADELPHIA Ledger,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

Patrol Driver John Drake yesterday
lost his police badge No l04 He will
appreciate It's return to the Second Police
Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-12

Mrs Florence Graves Oh ioeoior ~. ;,
is the guest of her uncle coio''ei 'N''''e''''
j. Payne, in this city.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

Maea or sea1sers wsss 10 czhs ass
The Paliisslnes. heslsh vss tAs ncss
inpoxsans eosst6srssAea- wiiiis 4,
hcsrsa. retired eonnissary ssrgsass
z. 3. - % Rsrsi Rasts 4. coscord.
n. H.. says: = sss tvs ysars 10 csss
sad to y~sss ia - FAiiippases. md
being ssAsect 10 eoads. tosk u.
kiaEs A~w Discovery fos Co~snnH
tsos. shirh kept Ne 10 perfect ksalsh.
And 100. la N~s Haspshirs. w~ asd
q the best meascine ia ths vorsd Sos
eoaxAs. coiAs. hroachisi tru~hles a.1
ell lung aaseases Gazsastes1 ~ IN
drukxissa Prio~ sac and si!oc, Tr.al
bctsie Tree II
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

mans msksnr. n ~as q piece u char.
aessrissie western pss~k Miller and
his wife got Is far a p~nyer "a one
as the refuge trains TAsaa they
sought work In vain.
A fFiend,,procuEed u pass tor Miller.
bat this had his description puached
a. n male. This obviously would moi
carry Mrs. Miller. Another fFiena. a
cattle man named Ernesa. nlfewA "a
lei Miller ~ through In eharssvg ~ q
load of cattle. SIN there was No sas
open Tor Mrs. Miller 20 set tEsnseort.a'
lion. and they had no maasy. All their
earthly possessions had been iost In
the San Francisco earthquake aud fire.
Thea Mrs. Miller remembered how
she had taken care af the milk hsTi
an her fathers ranch 10 the old days.
Don't YOU suppose" she said 10 her
husband. that can just as yell take
care of a lot Of harmless old cow MI
peaned up so tight they can hardly
move: I will cut my hair. wiii don
your duds. sou ride on the pass and {
win accompany the cattle 20 Omaha, .
her husband ana Ernest finally
agreed.
Mrs. Miller blessed the freckles
which generously covered her face.
Drifting her teeth she mastered her
timidity. In the stuffy cabooSe she
slept not a wink and talked little. Once
she thought one 0f the trainme's susr
peeted her. u he did be said nothing
about IT,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

There are many .eopie Who have
used Chzmberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid
results. but who are unknown because
they have hesitated about givinga Q tes'
timoniaI OF their experience for publi'
cation. These psople. however. are
none the less friends OF this remedy.
They have done mucn toward making
Il a household word by their personal
recommendation TO friends and
nelghbors. II ts q good medicine to
have In the hone and is widely known
for It's cures OF diarrhoea and all forms
OF bowel trosbIe. For sale by all
druggist.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

To draw the ure ..nt or q burn. heal
cut without Isassng scar. OF 10 cure
boils, sores, letter, eczema ana ali ska
and sssip diseases. Use newitts witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for plies. Gst the
genuine. No remedy causes such speedy,
ssiief. A.: 'a* ne wIti'~.--tis genius
For sale at Center Block Depot tirss
store and winters Drug Co.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
WEST BOUND

No I. Chicago Limited, solid Pull
man train with dining, observatioc
and buffet library care, unsurpassed
equipment and service. i
No 2. Atlantic Express. has Pull
man and tcurist sleeping cars fes Chi
cas0 Ani Kansas City. and ! tours
car pr Dsnver. A Pullman car e.
OsadHr iAAlso added At Trtatdad. Ar
dive II g. Junta st lo:3o .. M. con
nsetlfg with No. 8. leaving Il Junts
$40 .. m. arriving at Pnehle s:0
d. M. Colorado springs e.St .. ..
Denver $50 .. in.
No. 3, kansas City ana Chicago ~
press. has Pullman and tourist slssD
-ers for Chicago sad Kszsas CITY. Ar
rives At Ia Junta ie:ls : =. coaasct
Ing with ~ sos. IseviAs = Junts
1870 D. a., arrlvias 4 Pueblo 100
p n. ce,osado e1siags $50 ,. =.
Deavsr 500 ). =.
NO. :, California Linitse, rs came
equipment = No. I.
) No. 1 has PuIlnan and tsarist slesp
Ing cars for southen cslifosnia Thh
train doss ths local work troD nato
to Albuansruus.
No. I. Mexico and CAsfDrnia E1prsss
has Pullman and tourist sleeping car:
for northern California points. Aat
Pullman car tor Ef PAso and City o,
Mexico. connectica &c III Paso. Dem
ing. Silver City and all points ln 'Msx
leo, Southern New Mexico and Ar.
coma.
- =, ID. 1. nArcHuIloR Agsn,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26

Te aras fh~ fsne ON ~ . barn. hezi
a esa sstAoas iexsiax . scar. es sa
cure eo4ls. seres. sesseT. ecseMa asa
al skfa and se1ip diseases. NE u
wits witch Hzrss safs~. No remr
eds exmses snrh spe~dy Hrlsef Az fus
newht1s-th@ Eee1ins.
~ Szle st E~nser HsockI~poa drug
store and Winters fwux Co
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-06-26
DRUGGISTS cELaoaArg
THEIR slLvGR JuoiLGE

Indianapolis, Ind. June 2s.-The =.
diana Pharmaceutical association v
celebrating It's silver jubilee or TWEEN
ty-fiffh anniversary with a largely At
tended convention In this, city. The
sessions opened today a, the Ciaypool
hotel aud will continue until Friday.