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The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
GOVERNMENT GETS IN CASE
Attorney General to Test Jurisdic-
tion Over the Conduit Road.
InstTucts District Attorney Rose 10
Appear for United States ut
the Lutz Hearing.

At a recent conference between Attor-
.ney General BOnaparte and United states
District Attorney Rose. Of Maryland. the
matter of testing the jurisdiction OF the
United States over the Conduit road was
again taken UP, and after c0uferring with
Charles A. Douglas. g. /. Baker. and
\. z. l. Leckie. attorneys for John 4.
Lutz. who was arrested and fined for
exceeding the speed limit last summer
District Attorney Rose was instructed
To appear for the government at the
hearing Of the Lutz case, at Rockville.
early IN November.
Ia view Of the difficulty In making a
test case. I'm which the government would
be direct party. it was decided by the
Attorney General % request representa-
ton in the Lutz case. for the purpose OF
presenting the views OF the government
as 10. the matters az issue. After the case
is heard, 81 VIII be carried as rapidly as
possible through the State courts TO a
final adjudication by the Supreme Court
Of the United states.
Mr. Lutz was The first automob.Est to
take an appeal from the action Of Mayor
Garrett I'm making arrests and imposing
fines for driving automobiles at more
than twelve miles an hour on the Con-
duit road within the limits Of the town
OF Glen Echo. Great interest has been
taken in the result of his case on account
OF the recent opinion by the Attorney
General that the Jurisdiction Of the United
States over the Conduit road Is exclusive
Mr.. Baker. Of counsel for Mr. LutZ re-
garding the arrangement for appeal said.
we have filed special pleas 90 the
jurisdiction not only of Mayor CARROTS
Court, but also OF the Circuit Court OF
Montgomery County. These pleas will
raise the three principal questions-frst,
whether or not. by the cessi0n of 1853. by
the state Of Maryland. and the subse-
quent acceptance by the United States.
OF the land used for the construction Of
The Conduit Road. the Jurisdiction Of the
United States is exclusive. notwithstand-
ing the reservation OF concurrent iuris-
dicuon 20 the State of Maryland by the
language Of the cession itself.
Second. whether OF not the reservation
Of concurrent criminal Jurisdiction would
defeat the Jurisdiction of the United
States in such a case as Is presented
here. Third whether or not the mayor
OF Glen Echo is properly qualified under
the constitution of Maryland TO exercise
any criminal jurisdiction whatsoever. All
OF these questions will be elaborately pre-
sented 10 the court by Charles A. Doug
las and myself and F. c. Peter. Of Rock
Vile. who has been retained as our local
associate"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS HERE
Minority Leader Expected to Sue
ceed Himself.
Comes 10 Place Children In school
Before Taking Rest in
the Mountains.

Fresh from his victory over Gov Var
daman IN the Mississippi Senatorial pri-
mary. Representative John Sharp WI
liams. the Democratic leader In the last
House. arrived in Washington yesterday.
looking none the worse for his strenu-
ous three months on the hustings.
Mr. Williams is here 20 place his chill
dTen in school. and. as soon as that is
accomplished, will go 10 the mountains
for a weeks rest on October 4 he will
deliver an address al the Deep Water
ways Convention. az Memphis. and q
week later. will introduce the President
at Vicksburg. Miss.
Mr Williams last night declined u
discuss the minority leadership in the
next House or the political situation gen
orally He said that he had been devoting
an Of his attention 10 AIississippi affairs
since he left Washington in March. and
was. therefore. not in a position % be
interviewed
Mr. Williams supporters In the House
attach no Importance whatever 70 the
boom sprung for the minority leadership
D1 iIiehtS OF representative DC ATnpnu,
Of Missouri. Shortly before the adjourn
ment Of Congress a majority Of the DEM
ocratic members who viii compose the
House which meets in December signed
a petition pledging their support 10 Mr..
Williams. The victory won by him in
the Mississippi primary has undoubtedly
strengthened Mr.. Williams in the House.
and his reelection to the Democratic
leadership is regarded as a foregone con-
clusion
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST HACE-FWe furluugs. tv0-y.ar-old maid
ems Pleasant View, lT ,BellcI 20 !. Won. Hast,
Agnes IC7 lBurlcrI, 20 2 second. Firmameu- 10,
tLoeI, 90 ! third. Time. I12 Is Reyau. Vista
A.omaT. Dr Smmll. McAtcc Robert RcaCon. and
Demonstrate also rau
SECOND RACE-Fwr-varold and up: selling
one and Cue-CiEhth miles. Kohuof8w q IyeeI "a
], won; CrTet. 100 ,GnHul. p 20 J. second Great
iE Watkins, go 7. third Time 10 So Dociic
Electric. sviftwiBg. Mocassn Maid d G.. Taylor
Matthias. Jehauc and Russell Sage also ran
THIRD RACE-Fry thrCc-yearclds. selling. six
fWl0DEs Ben TTUvaI I09 UIieks, 90 % l. won.
Dainty Belle l2 lLecl. 70 s. second; Soprano. l0i
,hutlsrl. - s, Aird. Time. LIS Capt Pearson.
Gold Duke Broken Melody. Helen McAristcr. Dew
s,ar. James J.. Edwards. and Elaine sls1 rau.
FOURTH SteCrlschasc. short c1urse,
handicap Pete Yiucnr l5 OYillonl. 8 To T. won
Full II Fun. Us ,PolocsI. G % s. second: Glass
Leader. ii5 fS1liranI. 6 10 J. third. Time. $50 55
Gmcrland, King Esta. Alyce King ". K slBde.
and Carolyn also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-ycar olds; selling: Eve fur
longs Judge Trceu, Jos lHcidcD % s. won; Dr.
Ler Huffman. l92 lRutlcTl 10 to l. second. No
Quarter % Diggius l2 20 J. third Time liz Is
JIM Simpson, Nellette. Kemp Ridgely. Young Ste
vg-s. Deacon and Voting also nan.
SIXTH HACE-Oue and oue-sixteenth miles;
threC-gca--ol3s and Up. selling II, zel Patch 100
Oilgtlgi. ! % g. won. Lacache q ,pickers - J.
second. Warner GrisUc,l. 100 G.cel 10 l. third.
Time Las 2-5. Nina and Greeuer also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

It IS no wonder that the modern woman
clngs so tenaciously to the kimono. for
there is no other type Of neglige that
can compare with It for ease and COM
fort. The model sketched is one that viii
commend itself to every woman, for II
is as simple to make as ii is comfortable
TO wear. II may be made with either
center or side-front closing. as preferred.
and with either full-length or shorter
sleeves; while there Is choice OF two
styles Of trimming band. In the develop
ment shown fine French flannelette was
the material chosen. while Liberty satin
was used for making the trimming bands
but challls, cashmere, or eiderdOwn are
also appropriate materials. and either
would provide just the comfort required
for wear at breakfast on cool mornings.
To make the medium size win require
3 IA yards Of 3e-inch goods.
Sizes g. Sc, 20, A inches. bust measure.
a pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclOsing 10 cents in stamps and address
ing Pattern Department. The Washing
ton Herald, 734 Fifteenth street north
west. giving number (266D and size
wanted
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
ADVISE NEW BATTLE SHIPS.
Members of General Board of Navy
Hold Session.

That four battleships Of 22000 tons or
more displacement may be recommended
for the naval increase this year is the
opinion of some of the members of the
general board of the navy, which met
yesterday for the first time since last
June, when the matter Of the movement
Of the big fleet 10 the Pacific was under
discussion.
All of the members Of the board were
present except Rear Admiral Brownson,
chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation, who
is still absent from Washington on his
vacation. While the proceedings Of the
board are secret II is understood that the
matter OF recommendations for the in
crease Of the navy was taken up, and
that some of the members advised a
recommendation Of four big battle ships.
Other recommendations for naval IN
crease which It is said will be made
are for several additional scout cruisers,
and an additional feet OF submarines.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

Totals .............-. s5 % IS "a y,
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
BORAHS POPULARITY OBSTACLE
Hard to Get Jurors Acceptable to
The EInNprnmenT

Boise, Ida. Sept. 2-The task OF i'm
pa--i.-g jury 20 try United states
Senator Boran. charged with timber land
frauds. was resumed to-day in the United
States District Court
Federal Judge Whitson. who came from
Spokane, Wash. 10 preside az the trial.
is allowing rather wide latitude IN the
examination Of prospective jurors. ow-
ing partly 70 the fact that the govern
ment attorneys are confronted bv many
mea. who claim political and personal ac-
qUaiHtance with Senator B0rah. and de-
clare that lt would take exceptionally
strong evidence % destroy the regard iu
which they have always held him.
The government is accepting only those
men who declare that the Senator's ex-
allied position would not deter them in
dealing equal and exact Justice as be-
tween him and the State
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ernest \. Grim. q. and Lula II. Butler 10. o.
Waumtou Va. Rev. Joseph r. Smith
Charles K. Nander. p, and Essie T. Ruble. 2
Rev. Paul y MerzeI.
Mvru c. Clear o. and Viola L. Pate, 2. Rev
NJ. Ross Fishbun
Alexander A. Pcmpeo. y. and Christina p Mas
siuC, .. Rev Thomas F. MCtiUigan.
John 4 Giebel. o. and Anna NJ. Haske, q Rev
+. \. b. Wunnenberg.
Goldsmith Harrsu. q, and Julia E. Mccormick
a. Rev z. H. Lamar
Richard A. Hooe q. and Helen Swami, % Rev
George " Cummings.
James ". Mcllwee. g. and Emma G. Brown, q
both Of Gainesboro. Va. Rev J. Z. Irvine.
Henry NJ. Dodge AS, Of Post Mills. VT, and AlicC
L. Low g.. Rev. Thomas CLARK
Francis H. Haney, Co. and Rosa Sewell, 50. Rev
James T. Mackin
COLORED.
Thomas Jackson, Q. and Mary Lee. g Rev. W
J. Howard.
Walter Robinson, q and Lottie Miles, 81 Rev
". J. Howard
Samuel Bailey. 2. and Eva Butler. q. Rev james
T. Clark.
John Jackson. IS. and Amelia Brown. g. Rev. L.
L. L. Hossett.
Nathaniel Hunter q. and Ada V. Green. 49, both
Of Fairfax County. Va. Rev. d. c. Mcleod.
Ira Washington. q, and Annie Holmes. o. Rev.
" J. Howard.
HiTiard Guthrie, 2. and Hannah y. sorrell. e.
Rev. p II. Williams
l Arbia T. Mutt. q. and Mamie LACY. q Rev. W.
J. r. Robinson.
William W Boswell p, Of Arlington, Va. and
Ade V. Jayins l9, Of Fairfax. Va. Rev. o. II.
Wood
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
GIRL DRINKS POISON.
Said TO Have Grieved for Boy Sh,
Wanted tO Wed.


Because her parents would not give
their permission 10 marry the young man
Of her choice. according to information
said to have been given the police. Nellie
Hern, twenty-five years old. who lives at
2l3 F street northwest, drank a quantity
of carbolic acid yesterday afternoon in
an attempt at suicide She was hurried
to the Emergency Hospital, where last
night her condition was greatly improved,
and it was stated that she will recover.
According 10 what the police have been
able to learn Of the affair, the young
woman. who is employed at a Twelfth
street restaurant, wished TO marry
young man named George Cream, of 81
Massachusetts avenue northwest, who is
just out of his teens. The couple had
been acquainted with each other more
than year, and Cream was a frequent
caller at Miss Hern's home.
At the Cream home last night the
uncle Of the young man said the latter
expected to leave the city in few days
TO be absent for an indefinite period
Last night the young man visited the
Emergency Hospital. to inquire after the
condition Of Miss Hern.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
ALSO eligible
Hamilton.

FIRsT RAcE-FoF an asss; 500 added; three-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
HER THREE BABES
Insane Mother Afraid Little Ones
Would Go Crazy.

Buffalo. n. Y. Sept. 2A-One Of the
most startling tragedies in the history
of Buffalo occurred to-day. when Bertha
Mund, thirty-seven years old. strangled
her three young children.
Frederick Mund. the woman's bus-
band. went to work at : O'Clock Al
9 Mrs Mund called on her husband and
calmly informed him she had killed their
three children. II is believed the woman
is insane. She says she did not want
her children to go crazy.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
HUGHES The LEADER
Made Highest Batting Aver.
age in District Series
TRINITY BEST IN THE FIELD
District Champions, by Playing Err
rorless Game Yesterday, jumped
Into Lead in Team FieIdIng-Treas-
ury Is Now Last in Both Team
Fielding and Team Batting.

Vic Bielaski was tUmbled out Of the
proud position of premier batter in the
District championship series yesterday
when he failed to make hit, AMI Jimmy
Hughes succeeded 10 the position by
cracking out three hits, which brought
his average up TO .59l for the seven
games. II. ZanelH and Banhart Of
Bethany, are stil second. although Don
aldson. of Treasury, is not far behind.
Trinity improved its general battsng
average. and took such a jump IN the
fielding percentage that the team now
leads Aloysius by a margin Of three
points. Treasury is now last in both
team fielding and team batting.
Following are the batting and fielding
averages Of every player who has par
ticipated in the series.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
POSSE TRAILS MURDERER.
Detectives Get Clew to slayer of Mrs
Lillian white Grant.

Chicago. Sept. 2t-Squads Of detectives
in automobiles, armed with shot guns.
and farmers and townsmeu on horseback
and on foot, are securing every inch OF
the ground between the Chicago limits
and summit. H., in an effort to capture
Richard Walton. negro, charged with
choking 10 death Mrs. Lillian White
Grant a kindergarten teacher.
Mrs. Grant was found dead I'm her bed.
The police. getting a clew TO Walton
from d woman friend. trailed him to
Milwaukee. then back to Chicago
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
WILL WED ON SKATES.

Chicago. Sept 24-With the bride and
bridegroom gliding along on roller skates
and Rev. George F. Hail following. also
on roller skates. one of the most unique
weddings Of the season will be performed
in the rink at River View, October 10
The bride-to-be is Miss Ida Swanson
the prospective bridegroom. John Pitt
X was at the rink that they first met
Dr. Hall won a roller skating tourna-
ment at Drake University.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
FLEE HAUNTED EXCHANGE.
New Operators See SpOOks and Give
Tp Their Jobs.

Wellesley. Mass. Sept. 2l-ITnable IA
keep night operator at its haunted"
exchange here. the New England Tele-
phone Company has erected a new build
ing, guaranteed ghost proof.
Two years ago a night operator was
found dead at his post, and since then
ten successors have been driven away
by alleged ghostly manifestations
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
WILL LECTURE IN GERMANY.
Harvard sends Prof SchOfeId I'm
Exchange with Roon

Cambridge. Mass. Sept 4-Prof W
II. SchodeId. of the department Of com
parative literature at Harvard. has been
selected TO represent Harvard this year
in the annual exchange Of professors be
tween that university and the different
German institutions. He Will deliver
course Of lectures at the University Of
Berlin.
Prof Schofe'd will leave Cambridge to-
morrow for New York and sail on
Thursday on the Deutschland
Prof. Z. Clemen, of the University Of
Bonn, who IS TO represent Germany at
Harvard. has arrived. and will lecture
this year on German art.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
DEPARTENTAL LEAGUE.
~ I'D LEA4rE
Darn on Wny to Const.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-Tommy Burns, the
heavyweight pugilist, passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO the Pacific
Coast. where he viii witness the battle
between Joe Cans and Memsic, at Los
Angeles, next Friday evening. Burns had
just finished a theatrical season in De
troit and brief tour through Canada
and said that his active work had kept
him In good shape
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
MAIL CARRIERS ARRESTED.
James Tierney Accused of Stealing
JeweIry.


Charged with stealing from the United
States, James V. Tierney, a letter carrier,
living at 2lO6 Ward place northwest. was
arrested yesterday Afternoon by Detectives
Baur and COrnwell.
T!erney is being held on suspicion of
the larceny Of several pieces of mail con-
taining jewelry. The detectives are said
to have learned that he had tried to dis
pose OF articles Of jewelry about
the city. and tracing them back, foun I
that they had been taken from packages
in the mail Tierney is said 70 have ad-
mitted 70 Detective Baur that he took
three such packages. but that they had
been placed in the bin at the Post-office
containing the mail that he was TO de-
liver
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
EXCURSIONS,

For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria, and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandra
& Mt. Vernon Ry. Sta. 18th &Pa. az.
TRAINS FOR MT VERNON CWEEK DAYS.,
70. II A. n, y NOON. l. 3 AND p u
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND ARLINC-
TON DAILY EVERY % MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
University opcnS To-day.

At 1880 o'clock this morning. with spe-
CiaI exercises in the chapel, the academic
department Of Howard University will bC
opened for the fall term.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
S4S.25 to California

Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars. personally conducted with
cut change. Three times weekly the year round
Berth. $50.
A. J. PosTOS. GenI. Agent.
aul0f 5ll Pa ave T0s istb =.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
FRANK GILL WINNER
Added Starter Captures the
Rich HindOO Stakes
FORM REVERSAL CAUSES TALK
). L. McGinnis' Three-yesr-Old, Ne
elected In the Betting, HOmpS
Away with Feature Race at Graves
end, While Smiling Tom, FavOrite
at o to ., Does Not Place.

New York, Sept. 24-Form was a myth
at Gravesend to-day. as five heavily
played favoritcs were badly beaten.
More than 1900 persons were on hand,
attracted by the running of the sl2,0Ol
Hind0o Stakes for three-year-olds at
/ one and three-quarter miles
| This event proved 10 be one Of the
| biggest kind OF upsets for ]. L. McGinnis'
| Frank Gill; an added starter who was
geneu1ny neglected, except by his owner.
at 10 to l. won rather easily, showing a
startling form reversal which caused a
lot of unpleasant talk.
The public made the Patchogue Stables
Smiling Tom, a high-class platter, the
favorite at 9 90 3. Ht the same time back
ing James r. Keene's Superman. winner
Of the Brooklyn Handicap. and r. T.
Wilson, jr.'s. Montfort, down to I3 to 8.
There was also a liberal play on II. b.
Duryea's Prince Hampton at TO /
Prince Hampton showed the way nearly
a mile. where Horner overh3uled him
with Frank GIL. who had plenty Of speed
from the start
Montfort also closed rapidly but
stopped when he got into the stretch
Then Frank GIL went on about his busi-
ness and won easily by two lengths in
S.U2 20 Prince Hampton stood a drive
and beat Montfort by three-fourths of a
length. Smiling Tom was up within
striking distance Of the pacemlker for
a mile and quarter. where he quit cold
Sdperman. who seemed 70 be high in
hesh. lacked his usual speed and was
never d factor
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
NEW DAY LINE TO
JhmESTOWk and NORFOLK

At REDUCED RATES
FARE. $50. ROUND TRIP $50. one way:
S400 % Richmond and return.
Leave Washington Riley's wharf. 9Th st. sw.
Ticket Office. lith and Pa. ave NV
l. J. WOOLLEN, Q. p A.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
,Phone NIain aaO0 When You Return

Subscribers returning from their sum-
mer home who desire TO have their paper
sent to their city address will please
phone Main 3S00.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

Cars from 18th IT. and n. Y. ave-, crcry Is nm.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and PARK. main entrance
Zoo and Country Club TO Chevy Chase Lake. Con.
meet with Kensugton cars Round trip tickets
Sc az Fussell's. auZLtf
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
VICTORIA HOTEL.

Main St. Norfolk. Va. European plan. r. 4 >
Brine Manager Cars TO jamestown Exposition pzsS
the door; two squares 10 wharf tor water TOssA
3e5-d&S-ln then u
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25

Ferry Service to Alexandra.
steamer LaekAwsnna every HOUR and HALF.
=. N. 70 ,. N. daily and Sunday. PARE
ZACH NAi-....-.-......-..,.... ~
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The Summaries

FIRST HAtE-Handicap; purse. 81 90 added; for
tWc-year-olds: five ami oue-haf fl4I0ues ReIlvetber
- lDuElnI, 70 I. won: Big Chief III Miller 2 "a
/ J. second; RamIIge. 30 tNotterl 10 g. l. third
iiHc, los s-5 llalkst, Seymour. ard Griiron also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Selliug. purse. SIOoJ added: foi
I thrce-year-olds and upward: one and ora-1uarter
ElIi's Arimo. lOI tBUmsI 8 % J. won. Herman lD-
iAlllIerl. % /, second; RrncaS. lG4 Nlrsgrare1
% ], third Time. us. LauoaStrisu Souau.a Rell.
Lord Badge, Prince Fortunate and Knoc6irby alao
mu.
THIRD RACE-ScIliue: purse. 81 90 added for
tNo-yt1r-l.ds, about six flrlanes. Wavs,res. @,
tBu1t7Ii, 10 20 l. won. Aunt Rose IE Iiebgrt}. q
% J. second; Martha jane % lEuus Z 20 l. third
Tine. l:l2 35 SausUino Running Account Thomas
Calhoun. Procivity. Kerr Dixon Belle. Blus He
ron. Apple Teddy, Saliop and Omuipoteut also
Kan.
FOURTH RACE-The Hiudoo: u1rse. S80l added
ior three-Tear-0las; ab1ut one and three-quarter
miles Frank Gill l25 GIouerl. 6 20 T. won. Prince
Hampton los .Hrusselu. 90 J. second. Ndufor+
l5 iDUEanI. 5 % thIA Time 3GL 25 sapennan
and Smiling Tom also ran.
FIFTH HACE-PGrsc, $1,000 added: for threp-Year.
ODDS and mp, about SIX furlaBgs Fleming g
/ Burns. 2 O. J. won; Tom McGmth lis Miller 6
70 5. second; Gambrinus l03 DicDauicI. . % I.
third, Time l.ll 25. Col White. Anna May.
Golden shore. Boomerang. suu3re Cuban. and shot
gun also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Haudic8T. uursc. s. 20 added. fo-
al ages, enc and onc-eighN miles Tguacro 10;
'busaui. % 5. won, Right Royal - lHoygi Z 20
TO- second: ClaltCnte, g tAlegcadol 20 70 J. third
Time. % san AlFCsJ also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-25
ATLANTIC CITY.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
THE BREAKERS Sfas SS5sr y

The National Capital Of the Exposition fcr Wash
ingtonians. Rates. American plan. s a week up;
European, 81 day up Cars 10 the Exposition pass
The BTeaScs every 10 Minutes fare 8 eeuts. Az
ocean front rooms Sea food table
auZ3-w.f, ,Sl3t MRS. u. C. CAHILL
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-13
Pneunonla's Deadly Work.

had so seriously affected my righ;
lung" writes Mrs. Fannie Connor. oil
Rural Ruote /. Georgetown. Tenn.
that coughed continuously night
ana day, the neighbors' prediction
consumption-seemed inevitable, until
my husband brought home a bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery. which In
my case proved to be the only real
cough cure and restorer OF weak. sore
lungs" When all other remedies u.
terly fail. you may still win In the bat
tie against lung and throat troubles
with New Discovery, the REAL cure.
Guaranteed by all druggists. soc. and
s1.0o. Trial bottle free.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-13
Assessment Notice.

Notice IL hereby given to all tax'
payers In Precinct No. 20 Of the
County OF San Miguel. that I will be
In my office at the Investment Agen.
cy Corporation rooms between the
hours of 10 a. m. and I p. m. until
the 30th day Of April. 1907. to re.
eeive returns Of all taxable property.
Those failing to do so within the
specified time will be assessed by me
according to Sec. 4035 Of the Com.
piled Laws Of 1897. and q penalty OF
2s per cent will be imposed on those
who fail to make their returns.
NJ. A. SANCHEZ, Assessor.
p. c. CARPENTER. Deputy. 3-19
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-04-13
CHURCH. or. CHRIST -
Cured Of rheumatism,

Mr.. VIM. Henry Of Chattanooga
Tenn, had rheumatism in his left arm
'"The strength seemed to have gons
out Of the muscles so that 1t was use
less for work." he says. "I applied
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and wrapp
ed the arm in flannel at night, and tc
my relief found that the pain grad
ually left me and the strength return
ed. In three weeks the rheumatism
had disappeared and has not since re-
turned" If troubled with rheuma.
tism try a few applications Of Pain
Balm. You are certain to be pleased
with the relief which 1t affords. For
sale by all druggists.