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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
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To draw the t1rN MIR ne q burn. heal
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boils, sores, tetter, eczema and all skin
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Sold by Winters Drug Co.: X. p.
GOodall.
Thomas White and Miss Bessie
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day at 3 p. m. at the L. F.. d. school
house at Roswell. Rev. Burnett off
chasing. Jesse Bales and Miss Pearl
Pavey were attendants.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Louis Wolfrom. M Of the old tim
ers at Carlsbad, IL dead. He was a
u gallant Confederate soldier. and
e~verybody's friend ven more than
his own. The last offices OF the
church refused him. but there
are no reports that he ~ not now
sleeping just as sweetly In the Carts
bad cemetery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
A Habit to b. Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit Of keeping on hand a bottlei ot
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. saves
herself q great amount OF uneasineaa
and anxiety. Coughs. colds and Group
to which children are susceptible. are
quickly cured by It's use. II counter
acts any tendency Of = cold to result
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the first symptoms OF Group appear. I,
will prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious and moth
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feeling OF security. Sold by all drag
gists.
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Fr,shts.aly Ournsd.

{, Chas. w. Moore, . machtnist, Of
Ford City. Pa, had his hand fright
fully burned In an electrical furnace.
He applied Bucklen's Arnica 6alve
with the usual result: "a quick and
perfect cure Greatest healer on
earth for Burss. Wounds. Sores, nc.
zema and Piles. 25c at all druggists.
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HOSTETTER'S

win do you a world Of good. Thor
sands have already been cured OF
such ailments as Poor Appetite. indi-
oestion, FIatuIeney, costiveness, Dye
cepsia, Colds. Grippe, Female Tile and
General Debility. Don't fall to try Il
soday.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

A postoffice has been created slap
on the top OF the Guadalupe noun
tains, forty.flve miles southwest OF
Carlsbad. AS BELTS such a stuckup
place, the name OF the Office is
Queen"
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~scnGpuLGro CANYON.

The Street Railway company 49,
established tho following - ~ -,
mauent schedule u 0alllnae canyoo
and return:
Week day time tahles - M 10o.
santa ~ Oon0e. GY. Cnny0D,
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70 cure ! Cold il one Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
It fails to sure. T.. w. GROVES slg
nature Is on each box. CSC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

line that will open up San Juan coun.
ty, New Mexico. to southern outlets.
RAILROAD NOTES.
No. l was five hours late yesterday
afternoon.
Engine 1905 left for the shops at
Ration today for a general overhaul.
ing.
Three firemen, were taken out Of
service yesterday for refusing to 60
out on q poor engine.
w. F. Smith has been employed as
a new engineer and Fireman Potter Is
also a new man on the board.
Superintendent Kern of this divi-
sion left for La Junta In his private
car on No. 10 yesterday afternoon.
NJ. r. williams, general foreman
Of bridges and buildings. left OF No.
10 yesterday for La Junta on bust
ness.
The new Wells Fargo Express COM
pany agent at Santa Fee IS ]. d.
Barnes, formerly Of Alamosordo, vice
w. A. Bell, transferred TO La Junta.
---
Walter Mcdaniel OF Topeka has
been transferred to this city and IL
now employed as stenographer In the
local trainmaster's office Of the San
ia Fe.
The brick IN the floor OF the piazza
of the Castaneda in front Of the
north wing were taken up yesterday
afternoon and the sunken places lev
eled up.
The Santa Fe men at the shops
took up a collection OF $72 and bought
and presented a fine gold watch chain
to the retired general foreman Of the
division, R. y. Gibbons, as a token OF
their remembrance and good will.
There are twenty-five engineers
and twenty-five firemen on the extra
board. but there were only six en-
; gineers and no flremen for duty last
evening, and the caller was unable to
find a fireman to take q Of the en-
gines out.
| Kansas City capitalists have made
application to the FL Paso city coun.
ell for a franchise for an interurban
electric railway to operate south
through the Mesilla Valley in New
Mexico. 125 miles, and south through
the Ell Paso valley OF Texas, forty
miles. Power for the line will be fur
nished by water from the Great Eagle
irrigation dam.
Lying in the hospital at Trinidad,
with his head In bandages, Jose
Uaumpa, who resides at Aguilar, Is
suffering from injuries that will prob.
ably cause his death. Uaumpa Thurs
day morning stepped on Z side track
In front of q switch engine. which
was going 1t a high rate OF speed, and
was hurled some fifty feet from the
track. He was nearly scalped and his
face was badly cut and bruised, and
be was injured internally. The ply
sicians took eighty.five stitches In his
head and face.
G. w. Kouns IL stu on his wsy
over the coast lines with the purpose
Of gathering data with which TO SOLVE
the problem OF the congestion Of
.freight traffic on the Santa Re lines
The enormity Of the problem is moi
even guessed by those not acquainted
with railroad matters and the answer
to the question. how al we trans
port more freight than we can ruiz
trains to carry" which all railroad OF
ncials are asking, will mean a feather
in Mr.. Kouns' cap and many signs ol
relief all along the western trunk
lines. Though Mr.. Kouns has an
nounced no definite conclusion yet II
is certain that his trip has not beer
for naught.
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OUR REPUTATION
OF SO YEARS

IL hack OF every bottle Of Hostetter's
stomaeh eitters and stands as a
strong guarantee Of Its wonderful mer
II. n your stomach Is discrdered,
liver inactive, or kidneys weak, one
bottle Of
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II you wish beautiful. clear. white
clothes, use Red Cross Bag Blue.
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Richmond's Price List

Potatoes, ~ lbs, Csc.
Sugar, rs lbs. 800.
rs lbs. corn meal. Csc.
Swandown flour. 50 ID. sack, $40.
Imperial flour, 50 Id. sack. $3.50.
6 bars White Star or Diamond G
and 2 bars Of Hawkeye soap for 25c,
Butter, S0c and CSC.
RICHMOND'S CASH GROCERY
Cor. rwssth end National ets.
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Another well has busted loose at
Artesia, after the pleasing way that
sore Of them have. It belongs to
Thomas Sandman, and In n night
changed from a nice respectable driz-
zle to a five.foot gusher. II this
sort of thing keeps up they will have
to be careful how they dig post holes
down that way after a while.
A good story pears repsa$iug, uss
Red Gloss Bas Blhe; : al goa yrocsss
sell Il. 3.
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Indigestion Causes
Catarrh OF the
Stomach.

ees many ysass Il has bssn supposed ehaa
cstarsh Of the Stomach caused ind.gesuea
and dyspepsia. but The truth 10 exactly ths
epposlts. ~ladigsstion causes catarrh Re-
psatsd attacks 81 Indigestion snilamss ~
mucous membranes lialng the stomach a.
sxposest he nervss Of the slomaeh, thus eaiD
ing the glands b oecfele mucin instead q
NJ jvioss n natural digestion. This \
called caasTh o. The Stomach.
ks1si Dyspepsla Cure
relieves Ill inflammation o. The muooul
msmbranes lining the stomach, psotsoss IN
serves, and cures bad breath. sour sislngs.
asense 81 fullness after eating. indigssuoA.
Dyspepsia and oil stomach troubles.
lkOdOl Digests What You Eat
Make Ia Stomach Sweet.
oeesios ealy. Regular sire. 8 ! 90, holding az timee
the triat Sue. which sells Tor so esnts.
pseoared n {. Q. osNlTT 400. ohssaos, ~
For sale At Center Block-Depot drua
store and Winters Drug Co.
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WANTED-Plain sewing. Child
ren's clothes . specially. Reedy'
made un~derclothing and paby clothes.
Mrs. j. A. Grief Colorado phone. i36
Red. Bridge street. lies
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wANrgp.

WANTED-An experienced sales
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English ara Spanish. Address A. B..
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Harrlmaa's Concessions.
A Los Angeles special says Eppes
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WANTED-Good stenographer. eth
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e-oe
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Kansas City capitalists have made
application to the Fl Paso city coun
ell for a franchise for an interurban
electric railway to operate south
through the Mesilla Valley in New
Mexico. 1875 miles, and south through
the FL Paso valley Of Texas. forty
miles. Power for the line will be fur.
nished by water from the Great Eagle
irrigation dam.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20
RAILROAD NOTES.

No. l was five hours late yesterday
afternoon.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

There are twenty-five engineers
and twenty-five firemen on the extra
board. but there were only six en-
gineers and no flremen for duty last
evening, and the caller was unable to
find a fireman to take one Of the en-
gines out.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-20

Superintendent Kern of this divi.
sion left for La Junta in his private
car on No. 10 yesterday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Uncle Sam to Interfere in.
Cuban Revolution.
President Palma viii Soon Resign

HAVANA Sept 25A the members OF the Cabinet and the
Palma He has accepted Them but the officers will retain their
until the resignation of the President has been presented to
Congress- Senor OFar Secretary of State and Justice said
night there probably would be Government by
pointed the He mentioned Senor Bar
Chief Justice the Supreme Court and General Mario Memo
cal as possible Commissioners
It's declared high authority that intervention
Cuba certain Furthermore, expected that the procama
ton Of Intervention will be issued from Oyster Bay
The Cuban republic tonight stands the of second
period of American Intervention The moderate which six
ago absolute control of every
provincial and municipal tonight determined bdcae
everything and compel the United States intervene In every
Government official from President Palma down. sincerely
force such Intervention rather than yield the
offered by the Liberal party and those against
Government.
The Liberal leaders characterize the conduct of the
the republic while Secretary
unwarranted and dshonorabe attempt force
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
BATTLE To CRUSH
STANDARD OIL
IS NEAR.
Might of Federal Govern
ment Soon to Be Pitted
Againt Giant Corporation
DISSOLUTION OF
TRUST THE AIM
Victory VIII Enable Courts
to Impose Fines Aggregat-
ing Sum of $100,000,000
sPEclAL pIspArcH 10 ZEE al

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON. Sept 25.-Milton D.
Pyr5v. assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral. and who has been placed in
charge Of the Government prosecution
of the STANDARD Oil Company, has re-
turned 70 Washington from a vaca-
tion spent in Europe Attorney Gen
eral Moody will be back the latter part
Of the week Then Special Assistant
Attorneys c. B. Morrison of Chicago
and F. B. Kellogg Of st. Paul will be
summoned TO Washington and an un-
reIenting campaign against the oil oc-
topus viii be outlined
The pending criminal cases against
The standard Oil Company at James
town. X. Y, and at Chicago, where in
EicrmeutS have been returned for re-
bates, are secondary in Importance to
n contemplated suit for dissolution of
the Standard oil Company, which will
he brought this fall. President RoOse-
Welt has given the word TO prosecute
the petroleum corporation with every
weapon 10 be found in the statutes
The keenest blade Of all is the Sher-
man antitrust law which prohibits
combination in restraint OF trade and
imposes dissolution OF such combina-
tion as a penalty.
II the Governments wins the rebate
suits the judges viii have it in their
power TO impose fines Of more than
Oo.OO0,OOo. SO far as the prosecution
is concerned, no effort will be made
TO have the fines held down. The i'm
position OF fines at even moderate
figure for each offense would be Sc
we're blow TO the Standard Oil, but
It is not the purpose of the admin
istration 10 stop at that The pro-
gramme is TO turn the history of the
Standard Oil Company back thirty
years TO the time when there was COM
petition between the various companies.
The officials of the Department OF
Justice expect that the Standard Oil
Company viii put UP the greatest fight
within its power. that 1t will retain the
most skillful lawyers and use its vast
influence in every possible way. There
is no present intention to increase the
legal STAFF Of the Government on this
case. Purdy carried a great mass OF
evidence with him to Europe. Other
suits against other trusts are in con-
temptation. but the prosecution of the
Standard Oil is the Governments su-
prerne effort.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
RAILROADS RAISE
PRICE OF COAL.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Sept. 25.-That
the railroads are to blame for the high
price and periodical shortage of coal in
Salt Lake is the conclusion drawn from
the testimony presented before Com
missioner Charles A. Prouty of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day. At the close of the hearing the
stood adjourned until Thursday morn
ming at 10 o'clock, when the investiga-
tion will be resumed in Denver.
Mark Hopkins. who opened two coal
mines at Cumberland. wyo.. was sworn
as an expert today. He said coal could
be placed on cars at Wyoming and
Utah mines for 81 ton and allow a
reasonable profit. The present price
on board cars is 50 a ton Salt Lake
dealers pay 1915 for the coal laid
down, and the consumer pays $5.25 a
ton.
P. j. Quealy, manager of the KEN
merer (wyo.) Coal Company, and
Thomas Snedden. superintendent of the
Diamondville mines, admitted that
their output could be increased to pre-
vent the annual winter shortages, but
said the railroads did not furnish cars
to carry a larger product.
An attempt was made to show that
the Union Pacific Railway carries sup
plies for its mines at a lower rate than
that quoted to Independent operators
but this was not substantiated by di-
rect testimony.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Astounding Treaohery Distinguishes Gathering
of the Empire State Bourbons

BUFFALO. Sept. IS. It is
probable that This convention
marks the lowest stage Of de-
gradation ever reached by a great
political organization. William
r. Hearst will receive the nonina-
ton by the grace of Charles
Murphy. leader of Tammany Hall,
Thomas r. Grady, Bourke Cock
ran, Timothy D. Sullivan. P. E.
McCabe of Albany and hetero-
geneous mass of poverty-stricken
rural delegates who are frankly
and openly in the market, for
sale to the highest bidder.
How Mr.. Hearst's newspapers
have denounced Murphy, Sulli-
van, Grady, Cochran, McCabe
and most of the other men who
are now placing him at the head
of the ticket is known to all. The
atmosphere of the convention is
tainted through and through with
falsehood, treachery and deceit.
Nearly every man seems to have
his price, and that it is being paid
is an open secret
The leader with few delegates
to deliver, suspecting the causes
which have led to the surrender
of the leaders who have brought
their delegates to the auction
block in droves, is standing in
the anterooms of the buyers, hat
in hand, waiting for bid.
LIKE GAMBLERS OATHS.
You may hear a man say that
she is against Hearst" and for
Hearst" in almost the next
breath.
The most solemn promises
have been broken and the strong
est pledges violated. Honor and
good faith are bywords for laugh
ter in the corridors.
Patrick E. McCabe of Albany,
who represents Eugene Wood at
the head of the Albany delega-
ton, furnished striking example
of what is being done here. As
late as half an hour before the
committee met he had pledged
the anti-Hearst leaders that he
would vote with them in the
State committee. There is no
Hearst sentiment among the
Democrats of Albany County.
Even the independence League
had been unable to form an or
ganization there. The delegates
were elected without a contest
and the name of Hearst was not
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Hearsf's Triumph fhe
Doom Of Democracy.


MTEw YORK, sept. 25.-The
~ Herald win say editor
Tally:
s'The Heraid's dispatches
from Buffalo this morning
throw a food of light upon what
TO loyal Democrats appears an
inexplieable mystery and re-
veals the degrading influences
that sfre at work to the peril of
society and the everlasting
shame of those concerned. And
what IL this Infamous bargain
shall be carried out. The hand
of every honest Democrat Will
be raised against their treueh-
erOus leaders and against the
spurious standard-bearers these
traitors would fOist upon them.
The ass may wear the lions
skin, but the lions whelps will
not be deceived.
.What of the misEuided
dupes of the false prophet who
believed they were following
him to battle against political
corruption as persOnified In the
men with whom they now see
him bargaining and whose asso-
cfate and protege he would he
come: When they find that
they are his dupes, that they
have been used merely as pawns
I'm his sOrdid game, viii they
not rise In their rage to smIte
him at the polIss And his lieu
tenants-thOse who have served
I'm the hope OF sharing In the
sp0iIS of OfIice-what VIII be
their attitude when they hnd
that he has led them to the
enemy's camp, where the gates
open to receive him and leave
them In the Oufsides
"In short, by eOnsummafIng
the proposed bargain, 1Ir. MUIR
ply and his associates VIII dis
gust and ALLEVIATE all independ-
ent Democratic voters, and by
the very net of becoming the
candidate of Mr.. Murphy aud
the other gentleman he has 50
eloquentIy pictured as deserv-
ing of prison stripes, Mr. Hearst
will disgust and ALLEVIATE his
disillusi0ned honest followers,
and, as for those who have been
boughf-wilI they stay bOughff
What, then, Is he TO bring In
the way of support 10 the trait
ors who are bartering with hint
.<Oh, for 4 real man 10 rise
In the convention Mt Buffalo to-
day-a true Democrat, fearless
and independent, who, with an
eloquence to make mad the
guilty and appan the free,' VIII
rout the sordid kusksters and
save the time-hOsOred Democ-
rncy from impending fnfanly and
Inevitable defeat"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
MOVES AGAINST SUGAR TRUST.
George III. Earle Lays Evidence of VfO-
Iatfon of Law Before Roosevelt.

George II. Earle Lays Evidence of ViO-
Iation of Law Before Roosevelt.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-George
II. Earle, receiver of the Real Estate
Trust Company, announced tonight that
he had laid before President Roosevelt
the evidence that the sugar trust had
violated the Sherman antitrust law
and he had decided to begin suit
against the company. This decision
was reached after he had made futile
efforts to induce the sugar trust to
either take up the 4s per cent Of the
stock Of the Shackamcion sugar re-
fnery. which Adolph Segal transferred
to the trust company. or consent to the
opening Of the refinery, so the Real
Estate Trust Company could realize on
the stock.
James Gay Gordon. who represented
either proposition submitted by the
receiver. Segal. who was present. said
that when he sold 81 per cent of the
stock Of the refinery he was given to
understand that the purchaser repre-
sented the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York and that the busi-
ness would be continued. Soon after
the sale the refinery was closed.
8Ir Earle communicated recently
with the Department of Justice con
cerning the alleged conspiracy of the
trust. and Chief wflkie of the Secret
Service came here The receiver held
a long conference today with c. E
Hotchkiss Of New York, representing
the American Sugar Refining Company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
FINGER MARKS ON HER
THROAT INDICATE MURDER
Aged Mrs. Mary Moncur Meets Death
In Strange Manner and Husband
II Arrested.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The body of Mrs.
Mary Moncur, aged So years, was found
last night, lying on a bed in her
house An examination showed that life
had been extinct for some time About
the throat finger marks were found and
the police think the woman was choked
to death.
On small table alongside the bed
will be sent to the city chemist to be
analyzed The husband. John Moncur,
was placed under arrest pending fur
ther investigation The police say Mon
cur is fifteen years his wife's junior.
1t is said that following serious
quarrel with his wife on Sunday the
husband left the house and was not
again seen about the place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
MANY pRowNEp IN INDUS.

LONDON. Sept 25.-In a dispatch
from Lucknow the correspondent OF
the Standard says that boat contains
ing 200 persons capsized in midstream
while crossing the river Indus at a
point where 1t separates the northwest
frontier province from the Attack dis
trict. The passengers were swept down
the stream and only thirty were saved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
FIGHT THE FRENCH
IN MADAGASCAR.

MARSEILLEs, Sept. 25.-Mail advices
from Madagascar received here today
brought news of sanguinary conflict
near Majunga between $50 French
troops and large number OF Fav-
havolo tribesmen, who lost $50 men
killed. The French casualties were
heavy
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
yLACHs MURDER GREEK.

SALONICA. European Turkey. Sep
tember 25.-A band of vlachs murdered
the Greek Metropolitan Coyrtza on
September . near Ravista. in the VIII
layet of Monastir.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Leaders Will Place
Him Before People.

Ii the signs indicate that Hearst, by cEcane
~ and bribery secured control Buffalo
vention and will be nominated by the Democracy for
Governor OF New York His overweenng
empIied his dcation the platform