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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

There is much talk by Republican
papers about election frauds in the South,
especially in Alabama. There are more
illegal ballots cast in the Republican city
of Philadelphia at every important cleo
ton than in the whole of Alabama. Such
a system of fraud prevails there as to
make elections ridiculous and so far 70
means of preventing it have been found.
The Philadelphia Press, Republican
paper on the basis Of 10000 illegal or
fraudulent names. discovered on the vot-
ing list in eleven wards, declares there
are from 5000 to 10000 names on the
registration lists in Philadelphia that do
not belong there, and which should be re-
moved under the law. The lists are pad
ded with the names of people who have
removed from the division, with names
furnished the assessors from divers and
disreputable houses where the pretended
voters do not live, the names being in
most instances fictitious, and the names
of persons who are not voters. The as
SCISSORS pretend that they put on names
as they were supplied them from different
domiciles and had no me$hs of knowing
whether they were wrong or not. such
a statement is of course false. The as
SCISSOR knows that it is a crime to put
down the names of fifteen or twenty per-
sons as living in a house that could not
possibly be made the living place Of half
a dozen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

on the 18th inst. The New York Times
will issue a jubilee number in way OF
conmemorating its 10Th anniversary The
Times has always been a fair and repu-
table paper, but 1t has fairly ecllpsed all
previous periods of its existence since
It fell into the capable hands of Mr.. A
S. Ochs, who has developed into one of
the foremost newspaper managers of the
United States. 1t was already an exceed
ingly attractive and interesting. but has
been made more so by a recent arrange
ment with The London Times which
gives ii a duplicate Of the service Of the
great English paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

DIR. Edwin Mead Wilcox. Phi D.. of
Harvard University has been appointed
professor of Biology in the Alabama
polytechnic Institute. DIR. Wilcox gradu-
ated at the University of Ohio. where he
was Instructor in Botany for four years.
He afterwards attended Harvard Univer-
sitv and prosecuted a special course in
BIOLOGY. where he received both the mas
ter's degree and the degree of Doctor of
philosophy. He subsequently was APP
pointed to a travelling fellowship for the
study of economic botany. and tropical
agriculture, in Europe, Ceylon, Java, Sin
gapore and Japan and has for one year
been professor of botany at the Oklahoma
Experiment Station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Some farmers get more comfort and
more money out of their work than 9TH
ers. The Macon Telegraph tells of one
Georgia farmers effort at diversified
farming: He is farming on 400 acres of
land, He sold three or four car
loads Of melons a week and realized
about $40 per car. He has shipped 1.4OO
pounds of honey and sold it for 10 cents
per pound. He has shipped several car
loads of peaches and realized handsome
ly on them. He has proven that hog-rais-
Ing in Georgia is profitable and carries
three or four hogs to market every
week. He has a prospect of forty or fifty
bales of cotton and 400 or $40 bushels of
corn and potatoes. He is getting rich on
400 acres Of land"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

mocracy at the head of the poll In three
national elections and kept 1t in power
at Washington for eight years. Inc
tiofai power for that length of time. and
ieft 1t without any Governors to speak
OF, except down South. Worse tmngs
than the control of the party py tne
Cleveland element could occur-and nave
occurred
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
'AUaUsr CIRCULATION FACTs.

The constant increase in The Advertisers cir
unlation Is attracting marked attention. The
appended statement Of the actual number OF
paii for and delivered copies. day BY day, for
the month Of August, further emphasizes the
msueraliy conceded fact that The Advertisers
w1rarantesd net paid daily Issue exceedsthe
claimed eiruuiat ton Of any other two Alabama
mefning newspApers combined
Cemparweiveiy speaking, the figures for Au-
gass. Just passed as Against the same month
last year, shoW an increase equal to 4Too
Der cent G,.--- ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
As to 0Elements.'

Brooklyn Eagle Gnd. Deml -, ,,,,,,,,o
Bryan says today: Il am IT, rn Is
again obtain control of the Democratic
party" Well, that element put the De"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

As usual when a great crime has been
committed the police and detectives are
1inding loads of evidence of the existence
of a plot to murder the President. No
trouble TO get such poorf after the deed
ts done, but finding out in time to pre-
vent the crime is the great need.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
PAPER TOMORROW.

The Advertiser will be Issued tomor-
row morning in order to keep its sub
scribers and patrons informed of the
progress of events following the death of
Mr.. Mckinley and the accession OF Mr.,
Roosevelt to the Presidency. 1t has ever
been the policy of The Advertiser to issue
Monday morning editions when the news
justifes, and this policy will be pursued
in the future as II has been in the past.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Prof. o. p. Phillips, of the Northern
California Museum, representing the
Bureau of American Ethnology, Is In the
Pueblo region. where he Is obtaining mo
tion pictures illustrating the industries,
ceremonies and domestic customs OF the
Pueblo people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

AS an experimental starting point they
might shut Carrie Nation and Emna
Goldman up together and let them say
things to each other and then transport
the one who survives the test.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

President James B. Angel, of the Uni-
yersity Of Michigan, is graduate OF
Brown University. and says tnat MS
four years there cost him only $oOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Zodiac Khan, chief rabbi of France, has
been promoted by the French minister OF
the Interior to the rank OF an ofncer OF
the Order of the Legion OF Honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Henry Dickens, son of Charles Dickens
is in this country with his two daugh-
ters, Misses Elaine and Olive, ana Is
staying at Lake Champlain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Princess Frederick-August OF Saxony,
daughter of the Grand Duke and Duchess
of Tuscany, who some day will be the
Queen of Saxony. Is taking regular
course as a trained nLIse in the Lutner-
an hospital in Dresden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

The staid old Richmond Dispatch has
Just heard that AN insect known as the
ankle-bug is reported from Pennsylva-
ala" That bug story has whiskers on it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, spends
his vacation in resting. He rises early,
but is In bed every night by CLOCK
and during the day takes long walks and
does a good deal of light reading.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Hazel Blackwell, baby girl OF ira
falgar, Ind, has two grandfathers, two
grandmothers, and four great-grapdfath'
ers living The ages of the great-grand.
fathers lie between GO and 3d. and all nVe
in the same county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

II Senator Wellington's ears arc not
200 large and tough they have been doing
gone lively burning during the last few
LAYS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

King Edward VII. has a violent dislike
of moor English His own words come
slowly, but are always we'll chosen, ana
comes to his ears.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

Speaking of the part taken by colored
man at the time of the shooting of the
President, The Leavehworth Times says:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

W. A. Scott Circulation Manager of The
HEontxomery Advertiser. being duly sworn.
says: The foregoing statement Of The Adver-
fiseEss circulation for the month Of August.
\ COL is true and correct, and compiled after
Iii returns from newsobys, news agents and
kafs-over copies have been deducted. !"
wworn TO and subscribed before Ene, tAis eth
eAs Oh "eD'e' w. JACKSON.
N p, MO. J. p.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

These facts are recommended to the
earnest consideration of Southern negro
ivnchers, though we suppose that the
only sentiment 1t will arouse in the
breasts of these gentry is an instructive
feeling that the blamed niger ought
to have been strung up for striking a
wyl,fta man."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

oh, no. We Southern people are only
surprised that a negro is allowed to live
30 far North as Buffalo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

The National Tribune. published at
washington, is one Of the newspapers
which delight to denounce lynching in
the South, yet 1t uses this language in
speaking of the assassination of the
President:
II is one of the occasions when lynch
law becomes right when the aroused
public vengeance should have full sway,
iinfettered by legal impediments, and any
proclaimed anarchist have no further
grace than the time to take him 20 the
nearest tree.
We are somewhat curious to see how
many of our Northern Republican con-
temporaries endorse this wholesale lynch
ing programme.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

First Tramp-Did you ever come near takin'
a hath Second Tramp-Wsll, Yuz onct In a
pool room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

William Dean Howells, the noVense'
hand looks like hurried one. 1t Is reaiiy
almost laborious. At the same time ne
finds dictation impossible and therefore
depends entirely upon his pen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-15

It is now thought that the monument
for Benjamin Harrison will be IN tne
form of an arch to cost $2OC, OO, over
$50. 900 has already been raised. Inc Iunt
was started only week or two ago, al
ready amounts to over $5.OO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-19

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-19

al goods Wha
good people who have visited
with
good will and friendship confidence have the goods here The
thes
mighty re
The advantages a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-19
Remember One Price ALL Child Can buy as Cheap Man at Ny Str
LADIES TRIMMED HATS STREET HATS
AND SAILORS.

This department takes up valuable space in my store
and requires such charefu handling and special attention
that during the rush and crowded condition of my store
busy days their delicate and fragile artistic
loyeness in jeopardy need the for other things;
need the hats You will find better preter or later
anywhere You will find they sell everywhere 81 so and
up to $3.50 You may buy them at Baras price of ---
35c to 81 9S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-05-19
| S Coming

make prices any lower than have them, yet they
must 90 down and down aud down until every
thing is sold. The out of town merchants who have
not already rerenished their stocks from my store
have now an opportunity of buying the cheapest
goods that were ever offered them. You owe it to
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09

LA INSURRECClON DESMORONANDOSE.

TOdas las notiCias que Sc reel
ben de Manila contribuyen aeon
firmar lacreenciaya generalizada
de que la insurreccion en- las lslas
Filipinas concluy0 virtualmente
con la captura de Aguinaldo, que
era el alma Y la cabeza del mo-
vimiento. Desde que este caudi-
llo cay0 EN- poder de los america
nos cpncluyo casi del todo la re-
sistencia, Y muchos generates de
los mas caracterlzados, entire
ellos Alejandlino Tirico, con sus
contingencies de ofciales ytropas
Sc han rendidO incondicionalmen.
te. La autoridad de los Estado,
Cnidos quedard presto firmemen,
te estableCida Ell todas las islas
V no estG LELAND el dia cuandC
bajo un gobirno de libertady ~ jus
ticia y sin apoyo de Iuerzas mill
tares, los filipinos Sc someterdr
gustOsos i vivir Ell tranquilidad
Y paz bajo la sombra de la ban,
dera estrellada.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
ACCIDtNTf FATAL.
Al Tomar IN Rifle Don Jose Martinez
Recibe Ia Descarga en- ell Craneo.

Ell Domingo pasado por la tarde Sc
trajo 4 esta ciudad la alarmante noti-
cia, que Don Jose Domingo MARTINEZ
habia sido muerto por ladrones en- La
Liendre. FL Alguacil Mayor Romero,
parti6 inmediatamente para aquel lu-
gar.
En llegando ALI, descubri6 que la
muerte del Sr MARTINEZ era Il resultas
de un accidente. Pues el finado Sc le-
vanto muy temprano entire las cinco y
las seis de la malana, comenz0 sa-
car herramienta de labranza entire la
que Sc encontraba un mosquete vieio
y el que hacia diez amos estaba carga-
do, el Sr. Martinez lie tom6 del canon
para hacerlo 4 un lado, dispara ndose
ell arma, atravesandole ell proyectil
de parte 4 parte el craneo, entrando
en- ell oio izq uierdoy saliendo en- la
mollera.
FL Sr. Martinez era muy bien como
cido en- esta ciudad, Las Vegas. Con-
taba al tempo de su muerte 20 amos de
edad, y deia d su esposa nueve nihos
quienes lamentan su trdgico fin,
Sus restos fueron dados sepultura ell
Lines por la tarde en- La Liendre.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
MILITAR MEXICANO EN- ALEMANIA.

El Emperador GiulIermo IL. ha
hecho el honor al. Sr. ID. Ingnacio
de Altamira, Teniente Coronel
de lngenieros del ej6rcito mexi-
cano, de nombrarlo agregado al
septimo cuerpo de Exploradores,
con residencia en- la fortaleza de
koln, en- cuyo cuerpo estd el Sr.
Altamira, prestando su servicio
military hacienda estudios sobre
la organization de los explora-
dores.
Tampoco abandona el militar
mexicano sus estudios sobre Ia
telegrafia sin hilos, asunto que
hoy preocupa q todas las nacio.
nes; y nltimamente asisti0 4 la
conierencia que de la materia,di6
un celebre doctor aleman, v i Ia
que solo asistieron escogi das
personalidades del ejenito y dc
In diplomacia.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
IAIll.TlMA RESlSTENCIA.

Parece que la guerra en- la Afri-
ca Meridional rs cada dia mas
desfavorable para los Beers, aco-
sados como Sc hallan por iuerzas
inglesas iniinitamente superiores
Ell nHnero. De Wet Y BOtha,
con escaso nGmero de tropas, ST.
guen defendi6ndose her0icamen-
te, con mayor tes6n ell primero
que el segundo, pero todo indica
que al fin tendrdn que rendirse q
ser totalmente eXterminados. El
triunfo de la lnglaterra le hacOs-
tado caro-, pues ha perdido mas
de $4,000 hombres y una vasta
cantidad de tesoro, y Il pesar de
tantos sacriticios no es probable
que la question este defnitiva.
mente resuelta.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
UN VECIN0 pELIGR0S0

LA lnglaterra, siempre lnquie-
Ia y suspicaz Il los peligros que
amenazan su domination de la
India, cuyos 800 milIones de ha-
bitantes St han sonptidopormu.
chos amos al yugo de 100000
desoldados ingleses, ha tenldo al
tlmamente una sorpresa desa
gradable al Cerciorarse de la fuer-
"a armada que tiene Il Sus 0rdenes
el Emir de Afghanistan Esta
naci0n es la vecina m6scercana y
mas peligrosa de la India, y el
hecho de que el Emir Sc ha pro-
visto de gran cantidad de armas
V declara su intenci0n de levan
tar un million de soldados, ha
provocado dudas Y alarma en- la
mente del gobierno ingl6s que
cree en- clio diyisar un nuevo peIi-
gro Il su domination.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
ABUELA DE TREINTA AMOS.

La poblaci0n de Monticello, en-
el estado de Illinois, Sc jacta de
poser una abuela que apenas
tiene cumplidos 30 amos de edad.
Su nombre de esta rs la sonora
Bert Lewis, que ha sido dosve
casada. Sc case la primera vez
4 la edad de If amos y do 4 luz
4 una hiia antes de cumplir 10.
Esta hiia Sc case en- Agosto de
1900, dntes de llegar Il los Ii
amos, y el domingo antepasado
tuvo unahija.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
LA INDEIMNlZACION EXIGIDA.

Sc anunCla que pOr fin las pO-
tencias que han enviado contin-
gentes de tropas Il China, han
cOnvenidO EN- la cantidad de in
demnizaci0n que debe pagar eI
gobierno chino & las naciOnes in
terventoras sera de S273, 900, 900
con cuyo pago quedaran salda-
dos todos los reclamos por gas
tos Y periuicios que tengan los
diierentes gobiernos en- contra de
la China. CreGse que esta naci6n
es dmpliamente capaz de pagar
semejante indemnizaci0n, y que
la pagara cuando Sc desengahe
que no de otra manera puede Ii
brarse de Ia ocupaci0n de su ter
ritorio por trOpas eXtranieras. \
mas de tener 400 millones de ha-
bitantes, la China es una de las
naciones mas ricas del globo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
Ell VIAJE DEL PRESIDENTE.

Ell transito del presidente para
los Estados del Sur ha sido una
continua Ovaci0n que parece de
manifesto el afecto y respeto
que ha sabido inspirar por su
cordura, unprecedented { intiIi-
gencia como gobernante. Los
ex-confederados de la guerra ci-
vii que levantaron armas contra
eel gobierno Sc han mostrado mas
enthusiasts que ningunos en- dar-
lie una reception calurosa. Los
discursos del Presidente Mckinley
han sido modelos de elocuencia,
concisi6n y buen sentido, Y han
estado tan llenos de imparciali-
dad y patriotismo que parece
que son expression de un verda-
dero patricia y hombre de esta.
do. Las ideas conciliatorias v
patri0ticas manifestadas en- es-
tos breves discursos aumentan
Ell alto grado entire el pueblo el
buen concepto que Sc ha tenide
acerca de la magnanimidad y
grandeza de coraz6n de nuestro
Presidente, y su efecto sera uni
fear y consolidar d todas las
secciones del pals en- una herman
dad reciprocal y duradora que
hara de los Estados Unidos una
de las naci0nes mas fuertes y pc.
derosas del mundo. FL viaie de
Mckinley Il la costa del Pacifico
constituira un fasto memorable
EN- los anales de esta nacion y
deaquella comarca.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
CONSpIRAClON NIHILISTA.

FL Lokal Anzeigler publica un
tel6grama recibido de Breslau el
cual dice; "Una eXtensa conspi-
raci0n nihilista Polo-Rusia fu6
descubierta. Seiscientos arres-
tos fueron efectuados. de los cua-
les 200 fueron trasportados q la
ciudad de Warsow. Las Plazas
de Sosnovice, Sielce y Dombrowa
fueron ocupadas por doscompa-
MAS de cosacos. Unacorrespon'
dencia secreta fuG descubrida en-
Sielce por la cuaI Sc revel0 la
cOnspiraCi0n.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
NIS0 ENTERRADO yIyO.

El Ldnes ingresarOn en- la carcel de
White Plains, Nueva York, dos Italia
nos, Giro Buttacavolo su sobrina
Francesca Stinella, por un deito cuya
victima, 81 Sc saliva, cuando trate de
contar su historic, trabajo lie ha de
costar hacer que Sc la cream. La rela-
cion es muy larga, pero Sc puede redu-
cir Il breve espacio. Parece que el
nifio es de Francesca: Gsta es soltera,
y era menester hacerle desaparecer,
porque ell padre, segun Sc desprende
del relate, era ButtacavolO, quien es
casado tiene tres ninos. Idearon,
pues, ito sobrina, enterrar vivo al
recien nacido asi 10 hicieron en- una
hondonada a orillas del rio Hundson.
Un capataz de trabaiadores, llamando
Patrick McAvoy, que estaba con su
cuadrilla ciepta distancia, vic los
movimientos sospechosos del ito So
brina, y al marcharse ellos Sc acerc6
.el. Dice McAvoy que al acercarse
oyo gemidos de criatura: remOvi6 Ia
terra Y halo un nihO como 4 tres pies
de profundidad. La presteza con que
Sc habfa hecho la operaci6n y ell hecho
de haberse tapado la cara de la criatu-
rita con un paho--resto de humanidad
que hasta en- los brutos Sc senota-fueron
causa de que la criatura no muriese,
o p0r 10 menos asi habra que creerlo
hasta mas positivas noticias. FL hom-
bre Y la mujer niegan pies iuntillas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
LOS DEy0TOS DEL DIOS MARIE.

En- la actualidad hay un Official
del ejercitO de los Estados Uni
dos que SO halla en- NgeyO Mexico
con el solo objeto de reclutar sol
dados para el ejGrcito regular.
Su esperanza es reclutar un buen
nGmero de j0yenes de los que hay
aiicionados i la vida miitar en-
todas parties de Nuevo Mexico, Y
Ell nuestra opinion no podia ha
Der enContradO mejor terreno.
Aqui en- Nuevo Mexico hay gran
n6merO de devOtos consngra-
dos al culto del dios MaItc, los
cuaIes iiguran bizarramente y
con gran perseverance, en- los
cuerpos militares que en diyersos
lugares del Territorio estan en-
usO. Por supuesto, que tales ca
balleros no estar6n del todO sa-
tisiechOs con las pOcas opOrtuni-
dades que 81 prescntan para dis
tinguir, puesto que aqui no tene-
mos guerra de ninguna clase y
no hay honra niprovecho aIguno
en- el seryicio militar segGn aqui
Sc practica. Naturalmente aquc-
Hos que con tanto interGs y ar
dor So pOnen el uniforme militar
Y cojen el fusil y cartuchera para
hacer cvoluciones v lucirse en- las
paradasy yrevistas, estaran deses-
perados pOr conocer la guerra
efectiva y deveras y SO apresura-
ran 4 satisiacer ese gusto alis.
tGndose bajo la bandera del go
bierno para ir 4 servir 4 las Fill
| pinas Y apagar su sed de gloria
V su ansia de pelear. Su ejemplo
serd nm incentive para que los
dem1s j0venes neO-meXicanOs se
inter6sen 4 seguir la carrera de
las armas y 80 alisten como sol
dados del ej6rcito regular. Por
este medic, Nuevo Mexico podr6
contribuir con un contingente
respectable que Sc una 4 las tro-
pas que van 4 las I'ilipinas q de-
fender nuestra bandera y q pre-
servar la soberania dc nuestro
wobierEO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
DEsPUES DE LA CONFIRMATION

Al cielo subo en- alas del alma,
Leios de la vanidad;
Yo el mundo deio y busco la calma'
Pienso en- In eternidad.
Que gloria veo en- mirar arriba.
Penetra paZ mi coraz0n;
Es amor celeste poder que arriba
Los hostes de perdici6n.
Entire penas que el mundo ofrezca,
Entire la tentaci0n,
Que conlaigo la gracia permanezca
DE la confirmation.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
UN ATENTAD0 ATR0Z

En- Santa F6. fue arrestado la
semana pasada Anselmo Gale
gos, residente de aquella plaza
por el delito de haber asaltado
criminalmente 4 una nina de II
amos de edad, hija de Jesus Ana
va. La circunstancia de estar
velando & esa misma hora el ca
daver del padre de Gallegos, que
habia muerto ell dia antes, hace
mas agravante el delito. Tam
bien fue aprhendido como com
plice Manuel b. Salazar, hermano
politlco de Gallegos, 4 Quien Sc
acusa de haber presenciadoy pro-
tejido el hecho. Ambos fueron re-
queridos de dar tianzas para su
comparencia ante eI pr6Xmo
gran jurado: Gallegos eQ lasuma
de $4,000 Y Salazar en$2 600.
FL primero no hn podido haIIar
tiadores y permanece en- la ac6rcel,
pero eI segundo ha dado la fan
"a requerida v Sc encuentra Ell IL
bertad. Sc dice que los dos esta-
ban bajo la Influenza del licoren
el tempo de la ocurrencia, pero
esta circunstancia, 81 fuere cierta,
es ante la ley mas bien agravante
que atenuante, ynada lendraque
YER con su castigo Ell case queun
tribunal competente los declare
cualpables despues de una inves-
tigaci0n plena del asunto.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
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naS, Hcrmosos, 30 has
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Limo compuestos &c
hasia fl.5O
Tambien tenemOs el
mas complete surtido
de canisas de HON
bre q precios baratisi-
mos. Camisas hermu
sas con irente de sedA
que yalcn ~ 8 Hh1ra
las pucdeu cOnseguir
VOr u e. camisas con
cuellOy punOs, yalen
a. Ahora las ycnde-
rem0s poT solqmente
SOC; canisas buenas
para hombre que ~
1sHn con cuello blnn-
co pOr solamenie 400
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-09
Ell CENTRIC DE POPULACl0N

III Bufete del Censo ha eXpedi-
do un boletin anunciando que el
centro de population de los I1s-
tadodUnidos, excluyendo Alaska
y las recientes adquisiciones ter
ritoriales, Sc hallaban en- Junio
pasado seis millas al sudeste de
Columbus, cendado de Iiartholo-
new, en- la parte meridionaI de
Indiana.