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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-29
Socyalisci warszawscy W Petersburgu.
Ma Kubie powiewa flaga StanoW
Ziednoczonych.
SEKRETARZ TAFT DZISIAJ OGkOSI SIZE GUBER-
NATOREM WOJSKOWYM.
Straszne spusoszene zrzadzone huragan Mooe M
innyeh miastaeh.

ckim papiezom (,,biafemu" /
,,czarnemu'), otrzymuJe silna
wiadze, nietylko mad katolikami
wlasnego pahstwa, ale i mad ka-
tolikami caiego swiata. Ten wy
bitnie protestancIi monarcha, kto-
ry podaje dion Kalifowi w Kon-
stantynopolu dostarcza katoh-
ckiemu Kosciolowi papiezow, po-
zostajac obroica islamu, moze w
oczach niektorych ludzi wyglsdae
ma wielce dziwna osobistosc -
,,un personnage bien drole" -.
Uwazne umysly ME moga ME Wi
dziee, re cesarz otrzymuje w teJ
paradoksalnej akcyi pierwiastki
wyjatkowej wiadzy politycznej".,.
Jednakze paryski correspondent
,,Timesa" ME podziela rozgory-
czenia francuskiej prasy. Przy-
znaje on, re i inne narodowosci,
procz francuskiej, moga ubole-
wac, IL wybor generala Jezuitow
ME padI ma kogos, nalezacego do
,,mniejszych" narodowosci = ale
fakt ten ME jest jeszcze dla Fran
cyl nieszczesciem. CT Jezuici fran
cuscy, ktorzy mogli bye wybra-
nj zamiast ks Wernza, naleza Po
najwiekszej czesci do nieprzeje-
dnanej arystokracyi, tax samo
wrogiej dla republiki, jak ola
wszelkiej tolerancyi. w obec dzi-
siejszego polityczno religijnego
zatargu, niepozadana bylaby no
minacya Francuza. Wybor Mem
ca ME moze bye gorszym, moze
nawet ME tax bardzo szkodliwym
- chyba, re powstana komplika-
eye miedzynarodowe, a wtedy
moze mice dla Francyi istotnle
powazne nastepstwa. Ostatni ge-
neral Jezuitow, ks. Martin, Hi
szpan, byl notorycznie nieprzyJa-
cielem republiki. Zreszta dis luz
Niemiec, kardynai Steinhuber,
ma prawdopodobnie wiekszy
wplyw papieza, niz ktokolwiek
inny.
Tymczasem nowy general ma
reputacye czlowieka postepowe-
60. Urodzil sic w Rottweil, w
Wyrtembergu, 2 grudnia I842,
do zakonu wstapii 7 grudnia 1857
Prawo kanoniczne studyowai w
Anglii (Ditton Hall), W r. 1888
zostal profesorem wszechnicy
Gregoryanskiej, jej rektorem w
1904. Jest autorem wyczerpuJace-
go dziela prawie kanonicznem
(wyszly dotad cztery tomy), ma
ley do konsulaty w kongrega-
cyach nadzwyczajnych spraw ko-
Scielnych i Indeksu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-29
PRZEGLAD
q0uTfn MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 2e wrzeSnia. :

Fakt, ze Niemiec, ks. Franci-
seek Ksawery Wernz, zostal O.
brany generalem zakonu Jezu-
it6w, wywolai W prasie francu-
skiej wloskiej wielkie rozgory-
czenie. oWyb6r ten = pisze ,Tri-
buna", obecnie najbardziej wpiy-
wowy dziennik wioski = harmo-
nizuje z przewazajacemi dis W
Watykanie ideami. Jezuici chcie=
Ii okazac, ze So zadowoleni z Me
mice, kt6re ich zakonowi otwo-
rzyly powrotne bramy, podczas
gdy Francya go wypedziia. Wy
Dor ten r6wna sic politycznel,
wrogiej demonstrancyi przeciwko
Francyi w TEN znaczeniu, re W
chwili obecnej, W oczach keryka-
low, wszystko CO jest niemieckie,
wrogie jest dla Francyi".
Jezeli tax pisze organ wloski,
latwo sobie wyobrazic, jake ko-
mentarze rozpisuje prasa francu-
ska. Wyb6r ks. Wernza uwaza O.
ma jake znakomity tryumf poro-
zumienia Nieniec papiezem
skrajnymi zywiolami katolicy-
zmu. Same juz naglowki artyku-
low swiadcza kierunku opinii
we Francyi. ,,Matin'' rostacza
mad swyni telegramami Rzy-
mu napis wielkiemi czcionkami:
Jezuici beda sluchac NiemcaT
Umiarkowane Echo de Paris"
VIOLA w naglowku: ,,Swietny
dzien dla Niemiec". ,,Wplyw Will
helma II tryumfuje mad konkla-
wem' - pisze Petite Republi-
que, a journal giosi: ,,Niemie-
ckie wpiywy biora coraz wiecej
gore w Rzymie''. Ma mic ME zda
sic przypeminac, re narodowosc
generala Jezuitow ma znaczenie
drugorzedne w obec zupe}nej o.
bojetnosci na pierwiastek naro-
dowoSciowy w wewnetrznych ko-
ZACH koscielnych - Francuzi So
przekonani, re Niemcy znow od-
niosiy wielkie, dyplomatyczne
zwyciestwo. l faktycznie, wyb6r
ks. Wernza w aktualnych okoli-
cznoSciach posiada slime zabar-
wienie polityczne.
Rzymski correspondent Matt
na" pisze, ze ks. Wernz napisai
niedawno doniosIy referat usta-
vie separacyjnej oSwiadczyl sic
stanowczo "a jej odrzuceniem.
Dodaje: nJezuici ida zreszta "a
innymi wielkimi zakonami, kto-
re dis wybieraja lie moznosci
Niemcow ma najwyzsze stanowi-
ska, chcac w ten sposob zjednac
sobie lnski j opieke cesarza Will
helma". Medyolanski korespon-
dent Echo de Paris" donosi, re
w przekonaniu wojowniczej par
tyi katolickiej wybor Niemca jest
aktem odwetu "a antiklerykalizm
francuskiego rzadu. Z Rzymu zas
pisza do tego dziennika, re nomi-
nacya ks. Wernza jest jednomysl-
ME uwazana "a bardzo doniosla,
ma bye holden oddanym przez
delegatow zakonu niemieckim ka-
tolikom i demonstrancya pre-
civ Francyi. Me ulega watpliwo-
Sci, re tego wlasnie wyboru zy-
czyi sobie cesarz Wilhelm.
Temps pisze: MONA wiec
dis juz przewidywae polityczne
zblizenie sic Niemiec do katoli-
cyzmu, trzeba przyznac, IL cesarz
Wilhelm, dziski dwom niemie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-09-29

I Libawy donosza, &c W
miasteczku garnizonowem Gold
ingen agitatorzy podpalili teatr,
baraki, szkoiy ! II domow..
= Burmistrz miasta Moskwy,
Guczkow, prosil Rad o pozyczke
miliona rubli, gdyz gdzisindziej
pozyczki otrzX@aS uaja me4e, do
poki kraJ Jest flap1eutu.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
slsHoPs ARE IN sEssIoi
Catherine Of Episcopal Church Lead
ere In Seattle To-day.

Seattle. April 24.-A host Of bishops.
clergy. and laity Hooked into Seattle
today for conference OF Episcopal
churchmen OF the Pacific Northwest
diocesees on both sides Of the interna-
tional boundry. The gathering opens
in Trinity church this evening and
promises in many respects to be the
most notable gathering Of it's kind ever
held In this section The meeting OF
thn c~"rrhmen will he followed by the
missionary conference. consisting Of
bishops. clersymen and deputies from
all the dioceses between the Rockies
and the Pacific slope. The object OF
these conferences 10 the furtherance Of
the church extension throughout their
respective REGIONS and the discussion
OF church problems. Among the promi-
nent churchmen expected to take part
are Bishop Perrin Of Victoria, Bishop
Funster OF Boise. Bishop Nichols Of
California. Bishop johnson Of Los An
geles. Bishop spaulding Of Salt Lake.
and Bishop L. A. johnson OF Colombia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
TROOPS WILL MARCH TO solsl
Walia Waila Soldiers Will Have Tw
Weeks Outing in Idaho.

Boise. April GA special to the
Statesman from Washington says:
The war department today directed
that two troops Of valary at Fort Walls
Walla make a practice march from
that place to Boise az early az can be
arranged. Senator Dubois. after talk
with the president, feels assured that
one troop will remain at Boise, doubl-
ing the present garrison. He looks for
an early enlargement OF the post to
accommodate full battalion.
Word was received by Captain C. b.
Drake. commanding officer at the Boise
barracks, that two troops from walla
Walla viii start at once for Boise on
an overland march. Upon arrival here
the visiting troops viii 80 into camp
on the barracks grounds for about two
weeks and then march home again. II
u said that Il will be about Is days
before the visitors arrive.
Which two troops will be selected to
make the trip has not yet been decided.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
SPORTS


IN I4 lAA f3- N 9I 40
Inc famous Tennessee Derby VIII
Pc run q Nasnviiie today ana d.
aaroneF tne p1de q Sne scnreiber
stables wiz pc out after the money.
the only otner western morse tnae VIII
oe consender = oood Luck The
distance Y z mile ana N eishth and
the purse 3lo.o0o.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
THEHTERS
Opsra Il ths Temple Thsatsr.

Opera q the Temple Thsatsr.
For their opening bill the Roscians
Opera Company will present Auber's
romantic comic opera, Fra Diavolo.'
This production gained for it, author
admittance to the Royal academy OF
musicians and made for him b world
wide reputation. It has been trans
lated into twelve different languages
and presented with great success in
every country in the world.
Musically. "Diavolo" compares ia
vorably with any OF the light operas.
but its real attractiveness ID In the
pretty love story Of Zelena and Lo-
renxo. laysd In the most picturesque
country In the world Italy. The plot
ID 10 arranged that every one Of the
principals are given good part to act
and sing. and the comedy all through
the opera 10 irresistably funny.
The Roscians are engaged for ave
nights and their repertoire includes
Bohemian Girl" 'Mikado.' Martha
and lei Captain
The seats will be on sale on Friday
morning. April ~. for all Of the ave
operas.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24

The city council last night took ac-
ton on the petition asking for the
appointment Of q probation officer and
named Charles Lydon for the place. or
rather suggested his appointment, Tor
the direct appointment comes from the
probate Judge.
The citys recommendation carries
with It : salary Of $1S additional per
month TO be added to Mr.. Lydon's COM
pensation AZ flre chief. He win look
after the delinQuencies Of the minor
Offenders in the city ana II In his judy
ment II 10 necessary win bring them
before the Juvenile court for correction.
lnersess oprirkilng Arsl.
The council last might adopted the
recommendation Of Street Commits
sionsr Knight and created the sprlnk-
ling districts Ia accordance with his
report. There Will be nix districts this
year = against live last season. The
new district reaches east to Ninth
street ana south to Tenth avenue. The
matter Of awarding the contracts waa
rsferrsd 70 the street COMMITTEES.
william Enoch reported that tho
contract for street improvement in the
east end district had been completed
and desired that the council take &C.
ton to inspect and accept the work.
oarlelay rifles csmplaint.
Hugh Barclay appeared before the
council and made protest against the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
a Ned FILLED.

Smiling . little, the stationer took
out large engraved card. like we'd
ding invitation.
Something new" he said. IAN Inn
portation from Paris. Notwithstand-
ing our divorce congresses. this nils
crying need.
The card red:
'Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith Har-
rison.
Beg to Announce the Dissolution Of
their Marriage.
Thursday, April ;. 1868.
There IL no change = Mr.. Harrison'a
address.
Mrs Harrison win reside ut
The Barton Flats.
At home Thursdays After Oct. lst.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
~ the Lsxinaton Track.

~ the Lexington Track.
Lexington. April 23.-Eleven. six
teenths-Angler won. DR.. Wang sec.
ond. Charlie Eastman third. Time
4: 07 Be-
One-half Judge Green won. Charlie
Gilbert second. Bilsey third. Time
- As.
Three -fourths Dudley won. Ruiloba
second. Rossessa third. Time 1:l5.
One mile Kargut won, orilene Sec
ond. Tarp third. Time 1:41.
Halt mile Malta won. Forward Sec
ond. Dells Thorpe third. Time 80 Is.
One mile Lieut.. Rice won. Miss
Doyle second. Kara third. Time l:41.
Three -fourths-Marco won, Loeb
eofi second. Salvage third: Time lis.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24

0pSSeSs ~ AvUAsus0 : vAs0h.
I 0rangeville. Idaho, April 24.--The
Arst game Of baseball In this city was
played Sunday between Grangeville
and picked nine lebeled the SMOKERS.
The latter waking up at the critical
moment and winning BY = score Of n
70 IL.
The Northern Pacific u looking after
right Of way matters here. CLOSING
dea1s Tor tbs land.
a good output b expected from the
yunaho and Cracker Jack mines this
susnmer. Some Of 0rangeville's oidest
and bet mining men are planning to
spand NE seascn It the mines.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-24
yEsrERDAys RACE wlMNGRs
~ the Memphis Traels. i

Memphis. April 2s.-Haif mile -Ex.
pect to See won, Ell<sine second
Balshad third. Time 80.
Mile and fourth Embarrassment
won. Los Angelina second, Mamie Ar
sol third. Time 2:11.
One mile Tristan Shandy won
ARABIC second. Dawson third. Time
1:49.
Three fcurths Logestella won. JacI
Young second. La Pucelle third. Time
1:44.
Four and half furlongs Ethen won
Jerry Sharp second. Black Lock third
Time :56k
Five-eighths Deutchland won
Haughty second. Burleigh third. Time
1:02h.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

s-ss~ssss~s Esxry. - ~ d.
Ussstan&as of tas l~sssrsar. Ixsx o.
ts1s al samsa -. Nsx M~xws. yaas
4. Ist
NaaNs 10 ssrseg saxsn tlSS he fa4~
sowing ns1se ssssasr aax fsse6 s0sses
~ his sntsnsAuA 10 Ezks finAi rrusf
Do srps<sf a L. eaSin. and nat said
Esssz MI ~ Eaa6s k@4ose Tn Usised
States coEs cosnaassso1sr - Las
Yeas. No Nssssa. @ August e.
issS. via: iaahea Garcia. corsHn.
ssn Msxasi eoanty. New Nextca. fos
IT, lots !. : sha :. n W II. ~ Y IA.
Sec. -. and . = II. = W n. s@~. -.
r. ~ r.. r. n r.
He names tas soaaaxing witnesses
10 prove his exasinHoas r~sxs1sncs 40
On and ealsixxssoa IL Said land. siI.
Earenio Sslxs a Gerzzon. Nex Nss
ieo: Hsaaz Garcia a Las Vegas. Ss~
Asxsoos Andres Ears of ckxS~rsa
Nes MEXICO: Dsaainso Baez u Chap
sEiso, Ssx N~aseo.
MANUEL n OTERO. Register
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Issingson. Nv. saiy A die
patch r-esissd here sadsy fr"sn Ser
sssns, ny. states that John ThesEsA'
hssry and Riehzra Hail leaders "a
the iisll faeson n mountain fsad'
isfs. ssrs sa0s snsa ambush In Fsasi
county and KILLED. Members ~ 10th
factions sre arains themselves and
m outbreak n fsad var In feared
several Fss1ises Aepssse6 Killed
lssinsson. Ky. 1aly I-A dis
patch from jackson, hrssahiff ooan
y. tonight states that ~ Hindman ID
Knoa county. q bloody clash ceeuEres
between feud factions and sessra
people we're killed. No names or par
ficulars could be- secured ~ Hlndmai
In not entered by telephone or ssis
graph lines,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Asfasss@. sRe y g~@xtEwKass ~ sAs*
ss TAx ssN<Eas s<& s&sAEx1 m
msuss6 80 IN s~a4s&x ~ 1~ex1s
eTsg sass~ 80 eA@ asx ssxaAkex mNfs
GO sA4E sNaxs aMSAzs sexz4 81
esi~w HzsAne2Es sA42A - Asa asss
kssfxssss frs ssia ~asfa&xsa@s sa@a6
EExs Ts%aAis aaMamsa1 . srssA~
Rax sale ~ sfi asssers Fsses "
esSss. Fa~a&F>s aaharn Co. Baffsso
Nss fosk. sA@ ss~ass o. sAs Tastes
osfss
Rsn~anA~T - nsEs-Is&Es-Aaz
tale No ssh@w.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

~ u htAs u N4A,l#4 r.
~a-ss@ 80. H. sm&as L~@Aaa fsg
$50 pears. sGatsEaag treG aaazrg $50
saaaa~s sse3uhA~s aas ss%xa ea&saasx.
aaas neoxx e~ezaxasaEx skFsaeans
szhesHs s~asaasanx sss rAaskse hssssaa.
~ v2s cured hg FeasFfs kaanss Care,
40 4 6~sane 40 80 ny sssxamaas aEzs
a msg ~ sAe esass 81 sssaasaag shs
Assafa n axhsrs Rsfass ssasaiawtes
Sd kE q. c. SehasfsT.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

The equipment Of western railroads
has become SO inadequate 10 meet the
requirements Of traffc that some Of
the large corporations have been Dor
rowing on notes from Chicago banks
during the past week In order to In
crease their facilities for handling the
immense tonnage. The Illinois Trust
4 Savings bank alone loaned $1,000.
600 to roads who preferred theii
notes instead Of marketing bonds al
this unpropitious period Of the year
with crop prospects never more ros
cate. the roads are facing a seriou'
proposition when the new grain be
gins TO move more freely. and ar
making strenuous efforts TO add u
their equipment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

SyeSS~ ~"Ays w. ~
Department Of the Interior. Land o.
flee st Santa ~. NV MEXICO July
:. 300. 49,
Notice h hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final prof. IN
support Of his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before the United
States Court Commissioner u Las We
gas. New Mexico. on Aunast %. 1906.
viz: Marcus Gomez. Of Trementina.
San Miguel County. New Mexico. for
the N w IA. Sec. n. 7. II N. n. ~ n.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land. viz:
David sandosai, Las veras: Dionicio
Aragon OF Trementina, New Mexico;
Esauipnla Jaramsiio u Trementina.
New Mexico: Torencio Pscheco Of
Trem.ntina. New Mexico.
MANUEL n. orER0, Register.
ia
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

Aasans. Prussia. Iaas -a~~Anrasa
Rasxnt~xs. szEmsfis ~ Rssssas, Nskh'
iaxaa. sks sss arrested hsfs %
1nls 3Ea co . ehxrss q s@aag snxsx
ID ia an an2Eshissae e0asparseys has
h@sn released ThsE~ E~rnAAns IN HE
niEds - ~ sssEoEsFisx IN saspsesaa
AGAINST him
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

4 was q loser 10 q twenty year bat
tie with chronic piles and malignant
sores. until ] tried Buckiep's Arniea
salye; which turned the ,id.. by cur,
ins both. till not O trace remains
writes A. N. Bruce, Of FarmriIle. Va,
BEST for old Ulcers, Cuts, Burns and
Wounds. 2se at all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21
HOW n STICKS.

East Las Vegas Has Found u Hard
To Shake u OH.
Harder to bear. harder TO get rid
of,
Is any itching skin complaint.
Eczema or Itching Piles.
Deans Ointment relieves and cures
All itching of the skin. -.
East Las Vegas people endorse this
statement.
Mrs. w. e. Critics, 924 Columbia
avenue, East Las Vegas, N. N. , says:
Il can recommend Doan's Ointment
az a most effective cure for eczema.
II was used in my family with the
best results In a severe case OF this
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

ttemeste>s Eesu. Ne. seeo.
Department u the Interior. Land o..
flee a. Santa "a. Nev Mexico. July
3. 1900.
Nctscs h hereby wissn that Tie fol-
iouinS named settler has flea notice
u his intention 20 make final prsof
In support Of his claim. and that aid
'proof vii be made h~fore United States
Court Commissioner a. Las vecas.
New Mexioo. On August ss. isoS. VII:
Aarcelino Enciaias. Trementins. San
Miguel County. n. ~. for The y = II.
Sec. q. r. u ~. r. - T.
/ He names the following witnesses
70 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation 81 said land. si1:
Branlio vialpando. Juan vtaipas6o.
Prudencio Martinez, cresencto Enctn.
Ian. an of Tremsnsina. Neu Mexico
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register
|7s7
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

All nations are endeayoring 10
check the rassses of consumption.
the white plague" that claims 70
many victims each year. roley's
Honey spd Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are In 20
danger Of consumption. Do not risk
your health by takinE some anknoxu
preparation when Foley's Honey and
Tar In safe and certain 10 results
The genuine In In q yellow package
Sold BY o. q. Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

New Mexico voois IRE mt bringing
quite as high a price N they did last
year a, this time. hut the wool grow.
ers and sheep raisers are In much bet.
ter financial condition than they were
In 1905. and hence can hold easily for
higher prices.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-21

u O0s0NNU00 MN WI 1
sscoud and fourth Tuesday d tAs
month at the Eraternai Brotherhood
hall. Visitors welcomed. J. q No
Mahsn. q. r.: Frank Etrsss. =. D.
F~raternat Union u America, Meets
first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month IN Tie woodmaa han .
Sixth street. at . O'Clock. ~ unns
Behring'S. =. ~: ". q. Ksosiss. 90
retaTy.
Chapman Ledge, Ne. 2. 4. A. n.
Regular communications sst and 3rd
Thursdays In each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. G. D.
Boucher. ". H.: Charles II. spor
leder. Secretary.
Re6skah Lodgs, I. 0. o. 2, meets
second and fourth Thursday evenings
Of each month II the |. q. o. r. hall.
Mrs. Matte 8. Garlick, noble gYand:
Mrs. Ida Hedgcock, vicegrand: kra
Clara Bell. secretary: Mn. Sarah
Roberts, treasurer.
Redmea meet IN FTaiernaI Brother
hood Hall, every seccnd and fourth
Monday sleep at the eighth run
Visiting brothers always welcome Il
the wigwam. T. G. Hpsitt. sachem'
!. &c. r. OMaliey, chief OF records; r. D
|. Fries, collector Of wanpum.
soc. meets second and fourff
Tuesday evenings each month. q
Knights Of Pythias Hall. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited.
HALIETT RAyNoLDs,
Exalted Ruler.
r. y. BLAUvELT. Sec.
Eastern Star, ReeCiar commuaics
ton second and fourth Thursday even
ings Of each month. All visiting broth
ers and sisters are cordially invited
Mrs. J. B. Reed, worthy matroa
8. r. Dearth, W. r.: Mrs. Emn
Benedict, Sec: Mn. A. NJ. Howell
Treas.
I. o. o. v, Las Vegas Lodge, No.
meets every Monday evening at the
D hall, Sixth street. All visiting bret
Y rem cordially invited 10 attend.
J W. G. Ward, N. G.: r. o. Williams,
G.: A. ]. Wertz. secretary; W.
Critics. treasurer; c. v. Iiedgcoc
y cemetery trustee.
VI 900
The F~raternal Brotherhood. No. 70
meets every Friday night ut the
han In the Schmidt building. west
Fountain square, 1t Q O'Clock. visitir
members are always welcome.
JAMES N. COOK.
x PresidcI
Niss Katie Durchell. secrstaI
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aasa#n~sa w. Egns~x 4 lsssss. shs<s
tesaaanf~ address, 10 Ias Vegas. s~s
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rnsse Fieisa

A watshnah's nssaeet permitted .
leak in che great Nossh s*a dyks.
waaeh a shGaais finger eonid have stop
p@a. IA hsealns a rainoas break. D.
sasssiing Al entire pfosines e Hob
land. IN ike manner K@nnssh Nc
liver. ~ g~anesharo. Ne. permitted a
little cold 10 60 nnn"sse@d ansil q
tragic finish VAS only aseftsd By DR.
Kiag's Ssx Discovery. Vie writes
~ThEse doctors gave ns mp 10 die d
lang Inflammation. caused By o nee
leessd cold: but Dr.. Kings Nex Dis
eovsFy saved my life" Guarantees
best eDngh and cosd cure, IT an drug
gisss. Soc and sioa. Trial both
free. Sold BY al druggists.
The assessed vzlue a. the county d
calfax fur the present fiscal year h
% 90! a4sa. m increase over las, YEA
Of tteo. essa.
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The Chaves county horticultural
board IL urging orchardists to spray
their orchards for the third time I'M
m~ediately.
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TAe laHsx "A he faaoas shslsfa sna
cas-. foasa@a ~ u seemaaHF religious
sect nsar L&s crnr~s. ~srs $50 IA -
? Rssswa. $50 acres and buildings
t@gng secured A cooperative has
h-an osxsnsrA 10 e~alualAs thsss Lands
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fixing HEADQUARTERS
FOR TEXAS nANEUVEE
Program Will Seen D. completed oy
Official Umpire and Win Contain
Every Phase o. Mimic Warfare.

Austin. Tex. July :i.-The plans
for the camp and manenyer grounds
which have been adopted by General
W. 3. Mccaskey provide that the gen
eral headquarters shall be located
Just east of the International 4 Great
Northern. where there Il ample shade.
The hospital quarters wiil occupy
a site immediately north of general
headquarters. The other troops. In
Guiding both cavalry and artillery
will locate their camps adjacent ID
the grand stand on the old drill
grounds.
TEXAS and New Nesleo
The Texas and New Mexico Ma
tional Guard and the other state and
territorial troops will have theii
camps south Of the grand stand or
, the old driii grounds,
Splendid provisions lave heen mad'
for the newspaper correspondents II
the way Of tents and all necessary "a
ciiities for their work. These pres
headquarters are adjacent TO III
headquarters OF the general staff.
The commissary department ha
been opened and the hospital tent
have been established.
The program Of the maneuvers wi
soon be completed by the official un
pire. Il will contain every phase q
mimic warfare Of modern times.