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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
Goulds and the Rockefellers Be-
lieved to Have Reached
Complete Understanding.
AS TO SOUTHWESTERN ROADS.
Announcement of a Community OF
Ownership Between Missouri
Pacific and the Katy Sys-
TENS Expected.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
! New York, Feb. Sin welI-informed Wal
street circles IL was believed to-day tina
the negotiations that have for some tint
been pending between the Goulds and tn
Rockefelers to bring about harmony o
interest" among the Southwestern road!
was about completed, and that an impor
ant announcement was impending as to ths
full establishment of a community of own
ership between the Missouri Pacific anC
Missouri, Kansas and Texas properties.
How much farther the transaction may 60
Is simply matter of surmise. There ar,
men who honestly believe that everything
la the Southwest. with the exception of the
Atchison road. is to be brought into the
deal, and in some quarters even that prop
erty IL not excluded from the general har
mony of interest idea
In fact. an influential director of the
Atchison company said to-day that he was
certain that the Hartman interest had
bought into Atchison. but beyond this
statement there Is nothing to show that
such Is the case.
At the time the Union Pacifc-Southern
Pacific deal was consummated one of the
interests associated with the Hartman syn
dicate was quoted as saying:
Mr.. Gould has made no proposition to us
a position of splendid isolation This may
change however. IN a day. Mr.. Gould may
decide that he can handle some portion of
the property to advantage and come to us
with an offer to do so. II 1t was a fair one
IT would be accepted
Further than this. a member Of the So
called Hartman syndicate said:
when the changes that are under con-
temptation in the Southwest are completed
It will be found that there will be fewer
railroads In that section under dissimilar
management than at present"
When the question was asked Of prom
inent banker to-day, What Is up in the
Southwest the answer was made. why
don't you interview Mr.. Gould or Mr..
Rockefeller? They can tell you"
These comments from sources than which
there are none much closer to the interests
which have recently bought into Missouri
Pacific and Missouri. Kansas and Texas
are only straws. but they point to no other
conclusion than that the Goulds and the
Rockefellers have come to some under
standing and that this understanding may
involve still further change In the railroad
map OF the Southwestern section Of the
country.
The Rockefeller holdings in Missouri Pa
cific are said to be at least 10000 shares. or
fully one-fourth of the capital stock of that
company. Their very considerable holdings
in Missouri. Kansas and Texas are such
as to make 1t easy to permit the Goulds to
obtain a sufficient interest to make the har-
mony of interest and community Of owner
ship complete.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
Arranged for BANQUET

The Irish-American Society met
last night at the Knights Of Fa-
ther Mathew Hall, Jefferson and
Washington avenues, for the purpose
of completing plans for its annual banquet,
to be given on the evening of February IS.
Archbishop Kain will make the first speech
of the evening. The Reverend Father p.
F. O'Reilly. pastor of the Cathedral Chapel.
will respond TO the toast. THE Day We
Celebrate" Joseph Sheehan OF the Castle
Square Opera Company, who Is a member
of the society, will render several vocal Sc
lections. The meeting was largely attend
ed. Addresses were made by William H.
o. Brien, Danie' orc. Tracy and T. c. Can
non. 1t was decided to invite Miss Maud
Come, the well-known Irish lecturer, to
speak at the entertainment.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

Frank Hamilton. the newspaper reporter,
on trial in Minneapolis for the alleged muir
der Of Leonard Day declares his confidence
in an acquittaL The jury has been COM
pleted and evidence will probably be Of
fered to-day
An Illinois farmer was fined 500 for
brutally beating an orphan girl in his en-
pioy. When her lacerated body was shown
to the jury, many of them wept and for a
time mob violence was feared.
Snowstorms throughout Kansas and the
northwestern portion of Missouri delay
railway traffic.
Rolla. Mo-, extended a general invitation
TO members CT the General Assembly to visit
that town free of expense. The invitation
-es generally accepted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
TO NEGOTIATE GOLD LOAN.
Mexico Said to Have Sent Agent ia
New York for $4,000, 900.

Mexico City. Feb. s.-A report is current
here in financial circles that Banker Creers
visit to New York is to negotiate a s5O0OO.-
900 gold loan, which would enable local
banks. to resume the free discounting of pa =
per and give relief from the monetary striE-
gency. Money would thus be kept on de-
posit in the banks a means of creating
confidence.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
SPECIAL SETTLERS EXCURSIONS,
Via rHsaOurf Pacific Railway.

To Salt Lake City and Ogden. Utah.
through Anaconda. Butte. Garrison and
Helena. Mont; Portland Ore: Seattle.
Spokane and Tacoma. Wash. and Victoria
and Vancouver. British Columbia. Tickets
on sale February II. 10 and 2s. March 5. II.
10 and &c, and April 3, 3. is, q and 30. Pull
man tourist cars from Kansas City west
and elegant equipment from st. Louis and
other points. For further information, ad-
dress city ticket office, Broadway and
Olive street, st. Louis
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
CARNEGlE'S OFFER.
Will Give $4,000 for Public Ii
brary at Jacksonville.

REFUBLIC sPECIAL
Jacksonville. Ill. Feb. s-Andrew Carne-
gle has offered $4,000 for a public library
building in this city. provided that n site
is furnished and $1,000 year pledged for its
support. The offer comes in response to an
urgent appeal made to Mr.. Carnegie by
several citizens. The conditions will be met
Arrangements are already under way to
carry out the proposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
WASHINGTON.

The War Department has prepared the
papers for a final settlement with the Eads
estate and in a few days will turn over n
check for $4,000. The total amount paid
on the South Pass contract TO Captain
aads and his heirs by the Government is
S. 10000.
Advocates of the ship-subsidy bill attempt
to secure agreement upon time at
which 10 take vote. but fail in the effort
Delegate Wilcox OF Hawaii makes answer
60 the charges filed against him. He admits
writing the letter branded as treasonable,
hut pleads change OF heart and says he
IS now a thorough American.
The Worlds Fair bill is reported to the
House and viii probably be called up for
final passage Thursday. The majority re-
port says It is the duty OF Congress. under
the pledge made in the sundry civil bill.
10 pass the bill While objecting on con-
stitutional grounds TO Government aid TO.
expositions the minority say that IL any
such project could Justify such aid IT is the
proposed Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
GUARDIANS NAMED
FOR PATRIOTIC LADS.
George Bruenning and Paul Mo.
Daniels, Minors, Will Become
Naval Apprentices

George Bruenning Is years old. yesterday
requested Public Administrator Garraxd
Strobe to act as his guardian to enable him
to enlist as an apprentice In the United
States Navy. Mr.. Strobe was appointed by
Probate Judge Henderson and signed the
necessary papers for the boy. who VIII de-
part for Newport. r. l.. this morning.
Young Bruennings father died when the
lad was quite young. and his mother died
a month before the tornado In 1886. Since
then he has shifted for himself. and re-
Gently decided to go to sea- He was ex-
amined and was told by the recruiting Of
ficer to get a guardian to sign the docu-
ments and when the boy applied at the
Courthouse he was directed to Mr.. Strobe.
He did not give his address to the newly
appointed guardian
On Thursday Paul McDaniels. Is yeafs
old. also an orphan. came to Mr.. Strods
and asked him to act as his guardian to en-
able him to get into the navy. McDaniels
said that he recently came from the In
terror of the State. where his parents diee
many years ago. Mr.. STROBE had himsak
appointed and the boy win likewise depaZs
this morning for Newport.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
FOREIGN.

-he betrothed husband Of the Princess Of
Alzurias was hissed and almost mobbed on
dis entry into Madrid
England's reply to the amendments to the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty. 1t is said, will con-
sist of counter propositions necessitatine
extended negotiations,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
ECZEMA; NO CURE. NO PAy

Your druggist will refund your money n
Pazo Ointment fails 70 cure Ringworm Tet-
ter, Old Ulcers and Sores Pimples and Black
heads on the face. and all skin diseases Soc
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
RAILROADS.

The Missouri Pacific will build a new
branch in Arkansas. to be known as the
White River Railroad.
The st. Louis Railway Club held its
regular meeting yesterday
Vice President c. G. Warner of the Mis-
sourt Pacific returned to headquarters yes-
terday.
General Passenger Agents Stone and
Rinearson have issued q joint circular.
Vice President and General Manager
Ramsey of She Wabash has returned from
The East.
The Winner bridge will probably he
built across the Missouri River.
Baltimore Ohio directors declared
two dividends.
A plan has been proposed to finance
the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific deal.
Several Texas lines have a plan to con-
solidate.
1t is denied that the Hartman syndicat te
VIII purchase any Colorado roads
The Baltimore and Ohio will Issue new
bonds to the extent Of sls,oC0.0oo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
Teachers VIII Have a Meetins.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Lebaron. ILL.,, Feb. S.-The ST. Clair Coun-
ty Teachers Association will hold meet
ing tomorrow at Maseoutah, eight miles
south of here. The chief number on the
In Teaching" by Professor David Feimley.
president of the Northern Illinois Normal
at Bloomington. G. B. Klingelhoefer and
+. p. Sans Of the county association will
also deliver addresses.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

Colonists' Low Rates TO Ca1ffornia,
Via the Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron
Mountain Route. to San Francisco. Los An
February Il, 10 and 2s. at $3.50 one way.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
SPORTING.

The Texas crowd made a big killing on
General MacGruder at New Orleans ysstar-
day In the heat race
Lancewood romped home IN the mud over
fair field at New Orleans.
Morelia at 80 to surprised the talent at
Tanforan.
TanfoTan has declared open war on Oak
land and will run its track in opposition
beginning Monday, the day scheduled for 1t
TO close In alteration with Oakland To
counteract the Burns handicap at Oakland
$4,000 purse will be offered at Tanforan
next Saturday.
Tod Sloan has purchased The Lady and
Credo and will take them with him to Eng
land.
Jockey Henry rode four winners out of
I've mounts at Tanforan
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

Prominent citizens of st. Louis irdcrse
The Republics Home School OF Instruction
by correspondence. Read adv. in to-day's
issue.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the cause
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09
This is its story:
At first, a slight cough.
At last, a hemorrhage.
At first, easy to cure.
At last, extremely difficult
Ayers
Cherry
PectOral

quickly conquers your hacking
cough. There is no doube
about the cure now.
For over half a century
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has
been curing colds and coughs'
and preventing consumPt'ea.
Three sizes: zse., Soe.. $l.oa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

Death OF Dx-Judg0 Gratis.
REIUFLIc SPECIAL.
Maiden. No.. Feb. 9-Judge J. p. Cralo,
ex-County Judge and an old c1tison q
Dunklin County. died to-day. y
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II II fails to cure. II
W. Groves signarpre Is on each box. Sc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-09

n your druggist cannot supply you. send g
dollar and we will express . large bottle = E
all charges prepaid. BE sure you give . ~
LOWOll 0aaa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
NUM- 48
tI Bale De Indiana.

III "Balle de Indiana" dado por
algunas seforss de la plaza vieja,
en- la sala del Buffalo, el Microbes
en- la noohe, no dejo que dessar.
Estuvo muy ooncurrido y Ia ami.
maoion que reno entire los concu-
rrentes desde el principle hasta el
fin, no tuvo limites. La cena SER
vida q las IL de la nochs estuvo
muy ssbrosa y la mdsica no podia
ksber sido mejor. Dssde los ITEM
pos del Casino Hispano-Americs-
no que tan gratos recuerdos dej6
entire nuestra mejor sooiedad ve-
guense, no SO daba en- Las Vegas.
un bale tan bonito, concurrido
y animado, como este. Los trsjes
de indiana que vestian las seforas
pareoian muy modestos psro no
por ESQ dejaron de parecer las &C.
noras y seforitas tan simpAticas y
encantadoras como si hubieran
vestido trajes de la mas fna seds.
Habiendose desempenado tan bien
sugerimos que en- 10 sucesivo sean
las senoras y no los caballeros,
las que deben dar los bailas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

Public notice il hereby given that |,
the under signed, Special Master, by vir.
tue OF decree and iugdment rendered
In the District Court OF the Fourth Ju-
dicial District Of the Territory OF New
Mexico, in and for the County OF San
Miguel, on the 10th day Of October A.
ID. 1901, In certain cause in said Court
pending, being cause No. CABS, Charles
Lewis, plaintiff, VS.. Isaac X. Lewis, as
administrator of the estate of Mrs. Berry
Lewis, deceased, Isaac X Lewis, Benia-
min Lewis, Amos II. Lewis, Samuel X.
Lewis, Mrs. Isabelle Isaacs, Harris G..
Lewis, Elazzer Lewis Joseph Lewis and
Abe Le Wis, defendants, win on the 25th
day OF January A. ID. 1902, at the hour
OF eleven o. clock A. NJ, at the east front
door Of the Court House In Las Vegas,
New Mexico, offer for sale and sell for
cash Ia hand TO the highest bidder to
satisfy the sum OF Four Thousand and
Forty One and 65 100 ($iOi1. 65) Dollars,
with interest from the 10th day OF DC.
tober, 1901, at the rate OF ten per cent
per annum 10 tho date OF sale. being the
amount of the judgment rendered In said
cause, and also, the costs OF the court
and with the further costs OF this adver.
tisement and sale. the following describ-
cd real estate, situate, lyigna and being In
the County OF San Miguel Territory OF
New Mexico, described as follows, to-
wit.
One hundred and thirty five feet off OF
the south end OF Lots Numbered One
a., Two t2) and Three ~, in Block
Numbered Twenty Ops (2i) OF the San
Miguel Town Compsnys Addition TO the
town OF las Vegas now being within the
incorporate limits OF the (ity OF East
Las Vegas In said Caunty OF fSan Miguel
aforesaid, and being on the ecorner OF the
intersection OF Filth and Main Streets In
said city; and being the same property
mentioned and described 10 said decree
and ordered sold to satisfy said iudg
ment The judgmest, aforesaid, being
rendered upon certain mortgage dated
August 4th, 1885, covering the above
described real estate, given TO plaintiff
by Mrs. Berry Lewis, now deceased. TO
secure the payment OF premissory note
for the sum OF Twenty Five Hundred
t2500 00 Dollars, with interest at the
rate OF ten per cent from August 9TH,
1896, said note signed bysaid Mrs. Berty
Lewis and sued ON 10 this cause.
Dated this 9th day OF Decsmber, 1901,
WILLIAM G.. HAyDoS
special Master.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
Asalto con Armas.

Las Vegas, N. NJ. Die. 27, 1901
Senior Editor de LA Voz:
Sirvase concederme un pequeno
espacio en- gu apreciable redaocion
para haoer pdblics mi protesta
contra el proceder de oiertos of.
ciales. III Lunes dc esta semana
estsndo 20 pacifcamente sentado,
conversando con un amigo, en- la
cantina del Buffalo entr6 Juan Ra.
mon Trujillo, aguacil del Precinto
No. 5 en- estado de ebriedad y de
buenas q primeras comenzo q CHI
fietearme e insultarme, y al tratar
yo de defenderme contra sus pro-
vocaciones sac6 So pistola con la
intencion de matarme, y al 40 ha.
ber intervenido otras personas in
dudablemente me habria asesinado
6 herido. Debido a la pronta in
tervencion el tiro fue q pegar en-
el suelo.
sAhora, senior editor, quien es
responsible porque hombres dc ese
caracter y vicios porten armas y
pongan en- peligro Ia quietud y
vida de losciudadanosY Pareoeque
nuestra comunidad esta condena-
da a sufrir continuamente estas
amenazas. Apenas Sc cierrsn las
puertas de la penitenoiaria tras de
Raymundo Nieto, que por varios
afios fue oil terror de los buenos
ciudadanos, cuando tomo su lugar
el segundo Nieto quien indudable-
mente tendra su larga temporada
de abusos y vejaciones, jusgando
por la protection que las personas
representatives le dispensan, Ape
mas go dio el fallo por la oorte, re-
quiriendole hsnza para la oorte de
Distrito, Don Pablo Jaramillo mi
pariente y otros republicanos sc
prestaron do buena CANA a firmai
la responsabilidad.
Tristes tiempos para nuestra 90.
munidad, ouando el partido Repu-
blicano, que siempre SO nos he en-
seGado d Greer como oil partido de
libertsd y protection do los homes
tos ciudadanos, hs venido q cons'
tituirse en protector y libertadol
de caracteres como el dc Juan Ra-
mon Trujiho.
Respetuosamente,
EzEQUIEL BAoA Y JARAMILLo,
JOSE LIMO BACA.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
NOtiCiaS de FlIIplnaS.

Avisan de Manila: liza Liga
Femenina de la Paz, organizada
bajo la jefatura de la seflorita Po.
blete, hija del pals, ha derigido,
con permiso del General ChsfFee,
cartas a Malvar y otros jefes exhor.
tandoles q que acepten la paz.
Las cartas recuerdan d los oabe.
cillas que la guerra ha destruido
innumerables hogares y devastado
grandes territories, todo 10 cual q la
vez que pruebs con creces la tena-
cidad y fe de los rebeldes, no prus.
ba menos la determination del pue
bio do los Estados Unidos en- hacer
que su autoridad Sc respete, 90.
mo 10 atestiguan las operaciones
diariassde los soldsdos americanos
por todas las islas. Por tanto cree
la Liga que es preferible la paz a
que estos males continGen.
La Liga ha recibido un cablegra
mo, segdn ell cusl oil oabecilla Luc
ban est6 pidiendo la oesacion de
hostilidades on Samar
Entire los crimenes do que Ice
oomlsiones mllitares amerioanae
acusan a filipinos figuran actos
de canibaIismo. En- Psnay fuf
Ijuzgsdo un tai Rsymundo Fonte
cuyo individuo encontro durmien.
do en- su bote q un tompanerosuy uyc
de trabajo, llamado Liberato Ben
Iivio Fonte SO inoomod6 dc Ia
manera que mat6 d Benlivio de an
remazo, y luego 10 oorto nariz )
orejas. Despues, segtin confession
propia, ooci6 y comic paite dc
cuerpo de la victima. Fonte sert
ahorcado.
I'm tal Juan Olivar, tambien fiji
pino, entr6 en- casa de Teodoro La
brador, presidente del poblado d,
Nina, Panay, y con su gavilla d.
; ladrones asesin6 d Labrador, II
abuela. madrina. mujer y una pc
quena hija do Labrador, Y NJ
+ policia que alli estaba, roband'
) luego cuanto cnoontraron, Olivia
hs sido ahorcado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28

Dos miembros de otra ouadrilla
fueron sentenciados a muerte por
haber asesiuado en- Ia de Agosto
de 1900 q once miembros de la ia
milia Echevarria en- Masbate, Lu.
z6n. sin mas pretexto que el de ser
espanola la familia. Atendiendo
a que los principales de la banda
va pagaron con sus vidas ese cri.
men y otros, las sentencias de estos
dos fueron oonmutadas por Ia de
oadena perpetua.
Els singular la tenacidad con
que los desorgsnizados rebeldes de
Batangas estan resistiendo a los
americanos. Ell General Bell anda
muy active por esa provinoia. No
pssa dia sin escaramuzas, termi.
nando casi todas en- victoria para
los americanos.
Han caido en- manos del General
Bell documentos que prueban la
complicidad Gel presidente (slcal.
del de Lian y otros naturales de
importancia con les rebeldes. Ell
General Bell ha notifcado a los
habitantes dc Batangss que el 2S
de este mes los reconcentrar& a
todos en- la vecindad de poblacio.
mes, y que les mandara sus gana-
dos, viveres y enseres. Todo 10 que
despues del % SO enouentre fuers
de los limites de la reconcentra-
cion, sera confiscado.
Los caminos que oonduoen de
Laguna y Batangas a Manila son
un continue rio de hombres, mu-
jeres y nifos huyendo dc los hor-
rores de la guerra. la caminata
SO hace a pie, por estar prohibido
el transito por la laguna de Bay,
Tanta gente esta llegando q Mani
Ia, que la ciudad esta rebosando
de poblacion y miseria,
Debido d la tremenda arriba-
da de ohinos q Manila con anti.
guos y no del todo claros certifioa-
dos espaholes dc previa residencia,
muchos de los cuales SO cree sean
fabricados en- China, la comision
Taft, sctuando con aprobacion del
ministro de la guerra, esta prohi-
biendo desembarcar q los chinos
que hayan estado susentes desde
antes de la ocupacion americana
Los interesados estan protestando
energicamente contra esta deci-
sion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
Un Million de Voces.

Casi no podian expresar el agra
decimiento de Homer Hall, dc
West Point, Ia. Oigan el porque:
Un resfriado SO le habia radioado
on los pulmone, caus6ndole la mas
obstinada tos. Varies m6dicos le
dijeron que tenia tisis, pero on ns-
da podian aliviarlo. Cuando todos
pensaban que 90 iba a morir CO.
menzo a usar oil Nuevo Descubri-
miento del DIR. King para Ia con-
sunoion, y escribe: "Completa-
mente me euro y me salv6 la vids,
pues ahora peso 227 libras.' Esta
positivamente garantizado para las
toses, resfrisdos y Intermediates
del pulmon, Precio 30 centavos y
un peso la botella. Sc daran bo.
tellas do muestra en- todas las bo-
ticas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28
Salvado d Orillas del Sc
pulcro.

"Yo sc que desde hace mucho
habria lido al sepulcro," escribe
Mrs. s. Fl. Newsom, de Decatur
Ala, "si no hubiera sido por lot
Amargos Eiectrioos, Por tres amos
padeci indecible agonia q causa de
la peer forma dc indigestion, pi.
r6sis. y dyspepsia del estomago y
del vientre. Pero esta medicine
me hizo immense benefcio. Desde
que comenc6 a usarla puedo conner
con apetencia, y he ganado 30 Ii
bras. Para indigestion, perdida de
apetito, Intermediates del est6ma.
90, higado y rihones, los Amargot
EIectricos son una curacion positi
va y garantizada. Solamente Scots
en- oualesquiera Botica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28

cosa les agrado tanto como la fnu'
ra y cortesia oonque fueron trats.
dos por los ofioisles del gobierno
con quienes tenian que entenderse
en- el negocio que llevsbsn. Green
los seiiores Delgados que esa re.
gion de ia repdblica cuando sean
desenvueltas aus riquezas natura.
les vendra a ser la mas prospers de
la vecina repdblica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1901-12-28

La Compania del ferrocarril
Santa Fe va a hacer un cambio
muy necesario en- gu ruta entire
Glorieta y Lamy. En- la sierrita
de Glorieta va a ser alberto un td-
mel, de milla y media dc largo, que
comenzara on el rancho dc Pigeon.
La nueva ruta, va agrimensada,
dejara O un lado los csfiones y
arroyos donde afio por ano ocurren
deslaves de la lfnoa, y la cuesta-
arriba de Lamy a Glorieta no serA
nj la mitad de 10 pesado que es
ahora.