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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
ARZOB|SPO GU|SASOLA
Despues do sus ffases desde
81 pdlpitO en- I'm sermon
sients muth9 miedo.
EN- VALENCIA
EN- VALENCIA
Trat6 d. concubinas a las da.
mas casadas ci0iImente y el
pueblo protesta.

II Rzob!spo sedor G Jlasaola hA
dspre't9 a satis1d hAliea Gus IN prln.
cipio a5optars 81 Ablsr cln IN pc
riodiats mRdri!. no.
II prelkdo NO saba 10 Qas hscer
sh0ra pArs dsHsgr&viar & los radIca'
les valeceanos, que ysyecsn no per.
donar { Gj'ssEola al eEll6cssivo do
eoneub'nRs Que 6sts apliesr& en- re-
cients PASTORAL & las INJURIES clsadas
eIvl'meRts y 10 poso gratis traAe de
vnlgo uscio & los que no son clerica
les.
Eta orestI6n pudisrs mug h'e1
|orlginhr slgdo disgasso al G ]hlerno.
Ds una psrss 6 lisasola, quo no us
hallA dispaesto 4 renpnsiAr 10 mira
vslsreiAns que 81 muy prodrc,iva, ,
por oiso lado los radIcAleR vAlsreiH
ucE, que han promstldo no dsisr tran
quito al arsoblspo J llsvan s,szAs d.
eumpIirlo. { iuZgAr por 10 msnifsItA
el6n que ie hR prodreido ca 10 ca 3ita
levarsina 81 solo snurcio te Q1s rs
gressbs GuitAstls.
Fate ha dirIeido un sserito al JEFF
del G ahieync,
Fxp0ne en 81 In Sei!tud de hostIli
dad hasia "a peyscns, sn que te ht
coloctdo bcsna FkrIe del pueblo W
lene!a1o,
R'euerda lfs yrotestXs de Gao fl,
obieto en- Aleoy, y Apunsu IL opinion
suys scrroboradA con los irf1lmss d
lss kntoridsdes, de- Qua su prfaaani,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
ASUNTOS D|YERSOS
DenunCia presentada por el
senOr don Laurentino Es.
treIIa, de Camuy.
FIESTAS En- AREClBO
installation de una fabrica de
papel. Fallecimientos.
Sindlcatos agrarios.

Don Laurentino sEstrella, do Ca
muy, preaeut6 aver an essrito al Ho-
norAble Gohsrnsdor deauneia audo eier
tos hsehos insorreetos rsAlizados por
el 40 b collector do Rsnias IntsrnAs do
aquel pueblo, don R'galado Beaitez
Castsf1o.
-Rsira animation ea Areciho,
para cslehrAr lAs tsadieionales misas
do sguinaldo. Ea San Juan no sabs
mos 81 eelebraran este sfio.
-Stgda notIcias ssra 40 hecho On
brevs, 10 instalscI6n do una fabrisa do
papsl sn sstA ciudAd.
-Paress que on aigunas pobla sio :
nsS do 10 isla exlsts el proyecto do
orga1izar vArioS SindisStos sgrarias.
Han fAllssido en- el hospital mu.
nisipAl Manuel do Jes6s Rivera y Jo-
a6 Dkvila
En- Ponce tue arreslado por dis.
pcsiei6n ldieial Juan Culaodio, asu
ssdo de SEDUCTION.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12

90 Valencia pueds ser psligroEai
Tsrmina el sser.to declarando que
no sStk dispueEt { rsnunciar ID di6'
ess's, por 10 GuAl aeude al presidents
del Conssi1 dc min!stros para que 90
sirva manif istArle 10 que ha do hseer.
III general Lopez Domirguex ha
sonteEtAdo 81 aefl1r G a!aasola QUO
dAra suenta do au sssrito sl primer
Conseio de mlnistros que 90 es!ebfs, Y
oil G 1bierao reaolverk,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
DESDE ESPA0A
Contra ell concerto eCOn6mI'
co.. PrOtesta en- Santan-
der,- Dates eIOCuentes.
TODOS Q NINGUNO
TODOS 0 NINGUNO
Petici6n al Gobierno. - Ins-
trucclones a un de.egado.
Campana energica.

La DIputael6o de SAntAuder ha
acordado enviar & su rsp7eEsntsnts or
10 Asamb,eA dc BRcslona instrueeIo
ues para QUO dsfsrda GOD grso empe
10 una proposition snssninads & pro
te,tAr contra sl concerto ec0nomiet
pedido por los provIrcias vatcss,
Dies Ia DiputHe!6n do santaudO
que hay nees;idsd de oponevsa al cor
eisrto. porQue Sign!fsA un irrlianh
vrIvilfgIo,
Pkra dtmoalrarlr, tdassn lcs al
gaieIt's dttos:
LN provlncia do Sarssudsr psgt
sl afo 1905 echo millones y difz mil
pesetIv; en- esmhio lsa euAtro provin
elias vaseongadas, irc pyendo Nsva
rrs, golo contrlbuysron con fsis mi
llores cchosle1tsa novents y sieis mil
novecientas trsinta pssst&S, difMenels
| monstruosa quo no es posibla tclsrAr
con eAlms. stgdn sfFma 10 Corfora'
ci6n santsndsrina'
P.de estA que Fosn scmefidas lss
provineias vaaess & 10 ley ecuda, 8
90 cor cedA tsmh!ea & todas lsE dsmas
rseIoues esps Il ,lGA 'gua) pYivllsgIo de
hseer conclertos ca sEas ventsioass
sondIsionss, pueH de 10 contrario lss
Iunss tisren q9s Srfrir lAa cargss del
Itavorisismo ctoYg Ado 4 otraF
El Aya,ttmlepto de sar!ander
adhir,6adoas & Ia eAmPtls intciads
por ID Corporation pFovit c!A', hI
asordsdo psdir Al Gobisrao qua no 81
lllsve & eAbo el consisrto scoE6m OF
Icon las Vsseog gAdas, por eons isail
una ilpgAlidad ser oonsrsrlo & Il
Constitu si6n del Estsdo.
Para hassr mta edesz 2 su pEoF6si
20 40 diri4ir6n q tcdoa les dtma
AyunGs misntos de Espads, rid!e1d
ous & 10 sum0 81 verih'An ecneierto
sean a6lo tnuaIeE y sin diferencis
cue conssisuyEn insc 'piah'eH Erivils
gicS.
Be propons 10 Corporation Eun'
eipal de SAnbEnder, fesAha: el ap1y
de lis CGmarRs do Comsrcio, seDadc
rsu, diputIdos y de c1sn'os elsmsnto
y personAlidadea IeAn Fresisas, par
av!tsr 10 GO ebraei6n del c9neeEt1 Qu
solIeitan lsa provinelaa vAIeopgAdAI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12

iC0niinua 81 "a p1ginc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
EN- UN ENT|ERRO

M Gesia q az euerdo, mas hlmA
no, mas dIguo de In Hygiene do
ncsoiros, eresnder, G. mo hscsn en 10
ada, una grAnds y purlfsAdora ho.
gusrA que 80 ercargue dc convertir el
cadSver 60 seniEA, aAlvkndole asi de
10 Sacril ga vorAciiad de los guIanoS,
eorrer sodos nj lado de Ia tamilia a
ofrseerie las mas dslicAdAs aorss de
nuestro afseto, Cores c1yo color
pertains suAviaimo ls sirvan de con
sueic en- medic de 81 pms? En- lugAr
do eso que seriA tan 6giso, tan hsr'
mosc, tau humAro y tAn limpio, lsobre
todc, tAn limpiol eorremos atxhumAr
logubres levitonss para dIafrIzArnos
dc espantsios, y, sspultAdos bsi ehIk'
lssraa enc mes vsnimoa sQui y folmA
mos 10 fdoe hre eompsrsa de los sntie
Irrov, ain darnos euenta de que todo
esto que nos produse tanifssmo orgullo
no co nj mas nj nenos Que,... unS
gran porqussit'
| Al l'sgsr q este pun,o Of Geslsn
gax6c con Manoo, un dsudo del Ana
| dc, toGA1doIe 90 sl honbro, 10 rCg6
Idijsss eustro palabrAs al r6biSo a
lncmbre de- 10 iAmilIA. T.da resistsn
lc.A tee in6M per parts de don Ma1o'
| 10, &c, & TODD trArca. J prstex lando
mil eost-, queiia, eussbullirEe..-.. Y
vi 20 q nj amigo alsiarse en- direesi6n
al ierat,c, y tsmb de espAnto 81
pensAr en- laa eosas sEoees que ibA &
schsr por 10 hoea, y 10 6f por muerto,
| y desds 81 fondo d. mi eorEG6n sleve
ana plsgariA por ell sterno dessAnso
de ID alma,
Pero oh sorpreSs mi viejo y dss
ler g aado amigo &c l!mit6, q deeir cor
Y. ttmblons; sssaores, GA nombrs dl
10 ttmilla dsl fnado doy lsEgrsclas
, | lon sqri preEsntss por hsber asompa.
3 nadc hasts iu 6sims moradS Q, et d.
YER del gus fl6 eapelo do padres. Go
shado de ssposos y mode!o de sluds
danes, nj antique don PFon6ssieo Re
. sesvsdc. HSbeis eumplido un elsC
. aurQue Fencso dsoer viniendo q sst
' aisio aeompi sndo ete eldAver, gu
, hoy dcsciende 81 seno do 10 pada on
9 vus'to en el pertains exquisite do nuss
tro aipcero 8 ink irguible s t CO.
al dApls lk sup1eua dss9e Ida, al ca
rtSr ttss O. las pre'tas de e1a fl lC
bro, solisAriA mansion do los muelt3l
: rseordad aus vlrtud.E para que os siI
r van do eafmulo bAuarts en el rud
bAtSllar de IL txlltsreia y llevAo
. grabada en- el alma sztA eIesna cor
. move lora y solemue que HQui forna
. mos en- torno dc nm cadAvsr para qu
!, sdr q1sis & vusltroE h'ioE co 81 nobl
= ' naercsanGo eulto dc los muefsoE. -.
u Don MAnolo t.e muy tslieissdC
= Todos le fderon Apretando sonmov
} dos mudos q rugcsa msnc. 70 u
's 90 10 Aprstei mas bisn 10 h9blsr
0 Aplcisdo sl ccgots por hiE6c'itA.
=, Poses mom'ntos dsSpu9I, la lei
Igus Gln rival de don hAnolo 30 mi
- vis de rusvo para dseirne en- son 3
txqust aEo txtrl & usisd que 10 I le
! 80 de 10 sonvsnslonll nj hAyA sVla
% tado obligSrdome { sallr s5n suAir
~ frGSes be hM 90 lugsr de las suAiI
> vsrdAdes que 10 IL almssonadsS sn
seuera. Eu oil mundc, n lesrsGhsl
= amigo, no 90 pusds ser franco y mae
~ sro rural al mlsmo iIsmpc Y oig
- ssss eonIej1 Qse ls Fegs'o para que
In iCOnhnua 81 n pdQinc
~a-~@~~A--z--lsss-s---a-----u-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
BOARDING HOUSE

Gallo "a, ndmero l04, oester New
York. Siuo nuy esntriso. Pr6ximo
81 subway, { loH elsvados. & los sArroS
eleetrisos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Brodway, 70 y 50 kvenldA Mug eeres
del hosel Marie Anto;netts dondO ssts
el Cub lbero GmsrcQno, A siese euadrai
del doetor HennA, Casa AmpliR y Gle
gAnts, CosinA Amerisana eapano
|lA. Irstalaei6n somplsiAmente nuevG
Tres bAfos. PidAnss iniormeS ls
HdmlnisirRel6n de LA DEMoCRACIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
AGENTES PARA PUERTO-RlCO
Hernandez & Barasorda.
hILAGROSO DFSOJDRINIENTO

Per a. sg5G g. Hsgoa gesaRd aalsa a. Eu gs6sFa
Ab1 Pzto d NkPs analGaodo uaa lnsndad d hsF
"a nataa d iota iasplt 60 proiaaio
e4der ef'a lsa ha sonsrs3a medic ts sararaH radical
f r2t3 EN- bafsr dal
3s1si seira1 ri ato @ dsla ss1a-
no 3F4Af son r4faus1s fsas scupolls6n
fn btA1 usaaaf e Il isaa LA PddFas nysso6n
M ate' ~ a'sa 0eer1ao a
'aF1edttef ia lna visa sf.raraa ta aub9a ssxol
asgrea7 E00b PtIzO graa nssAnsso sLssno sara Ia
a 'sa i'taena ta t1 aat9 alsa garaaa
a agart ssadoa tSasa odo yaa dsaaa saai
a aa aa s7lAs IA se a1 i inr.ba nsiAd Tsalsato
ts IA t8FAa 50 ts asa3a a3aslAa ca
faitt 1A e fsff f5t,aan salt asasasalas sara sars
aaa4 a Rt1 rtt gstGa sage 4saaaa as rssak
gtt a sal to aatera ntzo afaao eaaaaa T. Toe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12

bras, &egdn las reClas de
ninQuna Academia.
SENTlDO FlGURAD0
70 hay alusiones para radle.
ri que las yea, con su pan
Sc las CONT.
BlGIENE
Freasrei6n en goeiedad
cortrA males ipfecoioscsi
y ssgda los malieIoEos
10 que 20 hay en- la siudad.
ClUDADAN IA
En poliliss, una auYorS,
aurQue no ds tavasl6o.
Lo Que dsrA IL NEet0n
por Ih0ra.
REPUBI ICANO
Una vcz muy mesitoriA
mas IN el presenie ctft!eo
% un phrtIdo polfiiSo
que yA hA pAsado a q hiisoris
COPO
Iudies, aeg6n Esopo
sn uno d. sus csefitoE,
sums con elevsc!6n.
iQaereis eismplo de I'm copo?
e. d. los siete disiEitoa
por Ia U 4i6n.
FOLtTICA
LuchA tatigosA y msls
que 10 es dc vida 8 do musrle,
y Gus OIL Cob ernc divIsrte
cA1S veE que uno rstbAla,
AUTONOMIA
10 dirigir sl tim6n
eadA esi&do por II mlsmo.
Slerle do Aut' movliiam0
dentro Ia rropia regI0n.
erARNAVALs
Rsyista domin|eAl
eon muehA carIskturs,
que per al sdjdUra
sale & vecsE quineenal
AB0GADO
Hoy requiere pcea c ecois,
por 10 Qus & mpth's halaga,
AL cAb1, cara una plsgs
contra 10 i1rIsprrdsreis,
GUS1NO
En- IN ehtrsGho redt cio
auele vivlr e. guIano,
Hoy, ca libra eirdadsro
q1e hAbita en el asuedueio,
INTER- FNCl0N
Es en- tode eortirget ciA
am'gtbe iIt'rseeei6n,
y pArA CGba.., un jQm0n
irrAto 90 independents.
CUENTA
Un pspel ssrio y cumpido
que el pobrs adnllIr rthusF,
Ssm'ia
deEgUeI do On a. ecslenIdo.
EEtOL, GR
Kencu qqe una estauuss
c7n largo 9 carlo c,1fn
U SFne ds precisitnn....
para gsgAr una muiA
IEATB0
De s'ss &c "a re 4 On
srS 6 mplo do Ia "a
TCdo o. ell muod3 yAifa
yh1y este nplo DO Talitp
EI hORbre que rie.
Callicida Robinson
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-10
Saturday, Nov. 10, 1906.
LOCAL NEWS.

Proper clothes for men. The Hub. 1t
Smoke Henry Gray. None better
I-27-tf
F. !. Dilse moved his family to Still
water this week.
Fur coats and fur lined coats. The
Hub. 1t
New and artistic furniture arriving
daily at Frankenberg's. 4-1-tf
Tom Hove found a good market for
his potatoes in Seim.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Wright Of Taylor
were in the city Monday.
Caps worth up to 81 all 60 Tor 80 cents
each at the Parlor Millinery. 1t
J. J. Barth and w. M. Forst were
visitors from Mott at the week end.
Don't forget the big sale Of fine hats
at the Parlor Millinery store. 1t
Miss Scott returned from a profess
sional trip to Sentinel Butte Monday.
Sheeting, blankets and quilts in all
grades and prices at The New Store.
10 2o.tf
Rudolph Fonsek OF Kensal, N. D.,
has been erecting a house on his land
in Bowman county to be ready for resi-.
dence in mid-winter.
Lost-in the opera house, gold wed.
ding ring. Finder return to Mrs. ]. A.
Pangman and receive reward. Io.6-tf
Andrew Nordby, who has land near
Saltwater. has gone to Gordon, Wiscon-
sin, after a car of horses.
Finest thing in the world for melting
~hens-ground bone. Ask for sample OF
Charles Peeler. 1920 #
Geo. H%ettenbaugh came up from
2ichardton on Wednesday with the ST..
Mary election returns.
Address all packages of watch and
~jewelry repairs to H. M. Roberts,
Jeweler, Dickinson. 11-3-tf
H. J. Jackson, who has been at the
Dickinson hospital with a fractured Lex
for the past month, returned to his home
the first of the week.
W. carry the largest stock of blank
books in the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 500 page ledger. Nc
Donald & Pomroy. 3-31-tf
Miss Susie Harrison, a sister of Mrs
Asa Gardner Of New England, was
brought to the city on Saturday, suffer.
ing from an attack Of typhoid fever
Miss Harrison is at the Stein hospital.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-10
COUNTY NEWS.
MARSHALL NEWS.

Archie Hunter departed last Tuesday
for Toronto, Iowa.
\ An oyster supper was held at Ole
Kyseth's last Saturday night and was
we'll attended.
John Kyseth had the threshers last
week and grain is turning out good.
Olaf Kyseth has a new house on his
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Shaffner called at
Henry LISTERS last Sunday.
y Mrs. Clara Breckon helped Mrs. Mad
son last week.
Among those who attended the oyster
supper last Saturday night were Misses
Thea Torgerson, Zelma Nesset and
Marie Paulson and Messrs. Eugene
liner, Magnus Nesset and Earl and
Harold Paulson, all of Taylor.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-10
Builds at Seim.

Butte Signal: IA. Farrah arrived
from Dickinson Saturday evening with
three heavy loads of lumber for his new
residence which he is building here.
He returned the first Of the week to his
North Dakota ranch. which he is pre-
pairing TO leave and come to Seim to
live this winter. Mr.. Farrah will also
move his ranch property to the Dun.
: can ranch down the river this fall.
The Dickinson press., 1906-11-10

Complete winter outfits for men and
boys The Hub. It
Roy Berry was down from Glendive
on Sunday.
James Converse is still improving at
the Dickinson hospital.
Douglas shoes, superior to most, in
ferior t none. Agency The Hub. 1t
Walter Sterland brought in the Glad
stone returns Wednesday morning.
For irst-class repair work see Schcr-
fius. the jeweler. li-1o-tt
Cashier C.. c. Turner, of the Gladstone
State bank, was in Dickinson Thursday
morning.
Are you thinking Of buying a dia-
mond? Look over our stock. 7. J.
Greene & Co. Jewellers. l1-Io.tf
Don't buy a wedding, birthday or
Christmas present until you have seen
Scherfius', the jewelers.. complete line.
II.Io.tf
Ground bones will make your hens
lay and Charles Peeler. the South Side
market man, can fill your orders. 1o-2o'tt
Herman Lackey, a member OF a
threshing crew north Of here, whose
hand was injured by being pierced with
a fork, was brought to the Dickinson
hospital, suffering from blood poisoning.
We have just received our new line of
boys shoes in patents and calf, prices
from Sl.5o to $500. L. !. Dickinson &
Son. Io-6-tf
The w. c. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. F. 2. Stone, Nov. 10, from
4 to $ p. m. 1t is especially requested
that all members be present. Rec.
Secretary.
Art squares are ingram carpets woven
in one piece. We are showing new
patterns in the Richardson quality. G,
B. Frankenberg. 5-26.tf
John F. Mead, who has been at the
Cannon Ball for some months, YER to
Chicago this week from where he goes
to Los Angeles TO join his family for the
winter.
Having installed a machine forgrind.
ing green bones, Charles Pe'ler is now
prepared to supply all orders in this
line. Buy and make your hens lay
IO-2O-tI
Mrs. M. J. Horn cam in from New
England Tuesday, bringing in the little
four-years old daughter of VIC. McKen
zie, who is ill with typhoid fever. The
child was taken to the Stein hospital.
H. ]. Riesland, the optical specialist
who has come regularly for many years
grinding all glasses while you wait
will be at Kihm's hotel again Nov. 2;
and %. 1o-2o-6
The display OF potatoes at the J. S
Green Office is one of the finest in the
county. T%hirty-six OF these tuber!
make a bushel and are a sample o
vegetables raised at the Brown Dair,
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buttson of Ton
opah. Nevada, were in the city this weeh
to attend the wedding of their niece
Miss Minnie Roberts. Messrs. Buttsor
and Roberts are now out on a hunting
trip.
Lewis Hathron, who has been under
going a siege of typhoid fever at tn
Dickinson hospital, is able to be GU
once more. Mr.. H .thron is a brother Q
tho unfortunate man suspected of tn
murder of Brakeman Carr.
Messrs. John H%ollenbeck, John Chris
tenson. Grant and MI. w. A. Smith
. Miss Ruth Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. R
L. Barnett came down from Sentine
Butte Sunday evening to ppear ii
. Miss Smiths contest Monday, and re
turned home Monday evening.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28

structure at Hutchinson, Kas, which
IL to cost 100000, As In the case OF
the others, the Santa We IL to bull.
the house and Harvey IL to feed the
'eople, General Manager James y,
Hurley has Officially announced that
work ON the Hutchinson hotel has
commenced and that the structure Is
TO be fully a. imposing and pictur'
esque ~ any on the line. Hutchinson
Is u OF the most important OF the
eating stations. and the hosiery. the
name OF which has not yet been Sc
lected. Is to compare favorably with
any In Kansas. The land for the site
has all been purchased and the work
OF e~xcayating for the foundation has
begun.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28
Common Colds are the Cause o. Many
Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained a ma
tional reputation as analysts Of the
cause OF various diseases. claim that
II catching cold could be avoided .
long list OF dangerous ailments would
never be heard Of. Every one knows
that pneumonia and consumption orig.
mate from . cold, and chronic catarrh.
bronchitis. and all throat and lung
trouble are aggravated and rendered
more serious by each fresh attack. Do
you risk your life or take chances
when you have q cold. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will cure It before
these diseases develop. This remedy
contains no opium, morphine or other
harmful drug and has thirty years re-
putation back OF it. gained by Its cures
under every condition. For sale by all
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28
WUNT OUN

No. h Chicago L1mite9, solid Pull
man train with diatnG o~bsssvatioa
and buffet library cars. unsurpasssd
equipment and service.
No. 2. Atlantic Express. has Pull.
man and tourist slesptng cen for Chi
cago and Kansas City. go . tourist
a for Denver. A Pullman car for
Denver Is also. added "a TrintdaA. ~
rtyes at La Junta at 1890 p. m, con.
Meeting with No. s. leaving La Juata
$40 q, M. arriving at Pueblo SEQ
q. m. Colorado Springs 8:3S .. n.
Denver $3.50 a. M.
No. s, Kansas City and Chicago Ex.
press. has Pullman and tourist sleep.
ers for Chicago and Kansas City. A.
rives at La Junta 1875 .. M. oonAect.
ing with No. 603, leaving La JuAsa
1910 p. m, arriving 1t Pueblo eco
p. m. Colorado Springs $3.50 p. n,
Denver 600 p. N.
No. 10. Chicago Fast Mail. he's pual.
man sleeper. FL Paso TO- Kansas CITY
- the connection from oil points seatA
Of Albuquerque. Does the local wUvh
from Albuquerque TO Ration.
No. 3. California Limited. hAs sane
equipment as No. 4.
No. / has Pullman and tourist sleee
ing cars for southern California; IT,
train does the local work from R1eeG
to Albuquerque.
No. 4. Mexico ana California Mapsssa
has Pullman and tourist sleeping css'
for northern California points. ~
Pullman car for ri Paso and City Q
Mexico. connection for FL Paso. Dem
ing. Silver City and all points In Msx
leo. Southern New Mexico and Ar
IONA. y
No. 3, California Fast Malt, has Pull
man sleeping cars for all California
points. This train ID consolidated
with No. Z at Albuquerque.
W. J. LUCAS. Agent
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28
gives reasonable assurance that Tu
cumcari will be a division.
Exit Coal burner.

Eighty per cent Of the Southern Pa.
cific's locomotive equipment VIII soon
be transformed into oll-burning en-.
gines, and they will be operated IN the
entire line from New Orleans 10 Port,
land This Is one OF the most radical
changes that has been made by a rail-.
road for years. OIL as a fuel has been
coming into more aud more favor
with both the Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe roads during the last Tive
years, but It Is only used en- such e
tons OF the road where the oil can be
easily plped to the tanks, The tact
that the Southern Pacific will use oil
over 5000 miles Of road proves that
1t IL more economical than zeal, even
where II has to be hau'ei In tani
cars some distance to the reservoirs.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28
Eine Hotel a Hutchinson.

For many long years Fred Harvey
of the Harvey system has been "a.
nous throughout the length and
breadth OF the west for the quality OF
the meals served to hungry travellers
who cross the continent on the Santa
Fe. For . long time there was moth
ing -pretentious about the stations or
the eating houses where theae good
things were .dished up. It was the
grub" and not architecture that tour
lists were looking for and a plain red
Harvey eating house without trim.
mings but with delicious coffee sand
appetixing, wellcooked viands inside
was plenty sood eaough. The re.
freshments served by the Harvey ~.
tenn have not changed but the day o.
the little red Harvey house II rapidly
passing. Only . few years ago the
sad colored building which was H.
miliar to Albuquerqueans for many
years gave place to the beautiful Al
| varado, which ID now the pride Of the
territory and OF the Santa Fe system
At Las Vegas the little red Harvey
house was superseded by the hand
some Castaneda, later at Trinidad b,
J the graceful Cardenas. At the Grand
Canyon by Ell Tovar, and elsewhere
along the system by equally fine mod
ern buildings, easily the most cost!
and handsomest airing Of railroad no
tells In the country. There are still
jus. plain Harvey houses which arr
as welcome as eve TO the eye OF tn
hungry tourist. but they are still dis
appearing before the march of pros
ress. The latest new hotel to b
planned BY the Harveys Is a spiendi
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-02-28

George Durbin OF San Bernardino Q
Santa Fe switchman. was terribly
mangled beneath a freight q In the
Santa Fe yards In the California town,
II being found necessary to amputate
both legs, after which he was placed
aboard a special train and hurried to
the Santa Fe hospital at Los An
geles.
Durbin was knocked from the top
Of a box car by its ~encountering an
other car while he was setting q
brake, the impact with the other car
taking him unawares.
As he fell his call In attracting
the attention Of bis fellow workmen
was heard. He struck the ground
between the cars, and the wheels
,crunched over both legs. Quickly
word was dispatched for DR.. Baylis
aud the unfortunate man, partly un-
conscious from shock, was hurried to
the temporary hospital, where It was
found necessary to cut off both legs
below the knee.
There was no better known railroad
man in the city than George Durbin.
He has resided there for years and
has a wide acquaintance.