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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25
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tdlt uuo riueij iyic i'm gSinter ieiu.
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lgute u3a .i9'u D. &mgna.lldcn %t-
'utt 5d lt"a.r "trranota ritoer
rad it.G 9,,i't III St. Souls jutud.
q. Mei'rt M'ui.laptGc utt
an Scua'cl @9Ia c.ulsc utuc 9&ti.
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ibcubtocditU SlUN o;s ltiu;p 5balts
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Mla,u 5aaobclt, 'puic &c Srls. giarp
S4ai;,stttt Hao gtHi: ScHHR Wads
ten am @cMt.-s ,.acn stUsi,ul ulb
PofirtorU.
&u 5t.ioricn g to flut ods 5ps
gbgsit,d uaa tig, alial, Hlgotr mo
Guwatitgt .it8.l eyulilih crlraati
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25
VI uiit. gli uiit.

ylNet cub Die 6cltotrGctt niht Cut.
0ebtn. gNuuitt ihr cine Cr0el oOer
cm 4iono. beiit!lt bti Dem .adppn
Some" Nqtntyu. ). ~. 6bltrs, HGcl-
come Niu. 6r ptr,ault Ydno3 pen
sl7i 0uiwdris. 9uirl(oenbrlt wuo
bti olCn Srlirllmenttn QlNn;irt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25
anitirnn.

Nir ocuti5 tat1o.iib, Sltmcr
Sic lih in elmer t1tho!i'hci eitMcinor
dnntoleu mOd)itu. bi,tt, IN cine lutt
ojtlclcnacit IN or llp9tleuo pru
@rmlloma, ol mtbrtrt cuG!,lbs anits
rltMiiht Ndrmtr ibrs Nlrntu 81
mlBllcn Vreil;n ptrtlaicu mobteu.
gStstn Ndptrts Ni,not man ii.A an IOie
OjtbruOer gSntel man.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

5 gim 3itu'ill bt;sI Nsyy l&n.
RoltmCpcr nit itln;y 6lGill2 ',!a TIT
g&elit;ile o.r Stdot St,3tae Gtuc
Ndl9,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

- "a &c II "a.
hastd, l2sglalt das hrfns, 4 Ge.a-i.Hss
.s,,' N NSNAIEa<
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

- Gem drofen Circus wcGnttn pon
bier bei: 6bls. Nubsr mo .DiEtttr.
Midrim Gooe nit 6ran mo SrGtcr
Nertha, ionic tcycn Sobn 2luQun Aos.
g@eltcrmGn Sr. ilno Sr. Ger 3tttmls
mann nit Tdmiiic. gInton N,tr &cs.
NnO Grant Sdmib. Sobn ]ilomlttr.
Gjtr-. Silttm,uer. Ntmu Edmmgrs.
2lutou ShluCttr uno 6orncl'lis
&lcsmCO,r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

~ Gds Sto'tlttdHes a Msuta
@erntr uno Srcttn9,ii rs;lt cine
0uspcn0i8e &iyi3oauaaA llt Hu'
i,rtittrdrb,it otlritttt,u 81 Semen
Sohn Suttsuboli ugo 3cm NoyEol-
mel.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25
G0s 6oniie.

Ser iitu1itc NdnosI9mlau in
ugitrm 6ount0 menn n'dt I'M QarNu
Stalit ii Der iunle. II ldbyilc 6ito.
93crner. Sobn mlitrjs Qsdhtttcn Nit
Burgers uno gcitditsmnmcs Ncrr
Nu9uii Merner, 2C iunGe 0err bclnb
lid am Snmltn0 Ns'nns aui ben NNns
Del uro tdu'te : filtc Shutint IN Der
llm0Cltno non WabttQwu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25


sat ein:y cine G.iis ,tn1bt.
Damn tum er luls sr;Il.tn. Sl ann
uuicy after Ey,uNo nm ;Uc3..,r,t,,.,.
Oe eaitlpirtl ots Gsrtt. 90. ,N,yy
,trs. NHtGel. N Ntr Nia9.'t II. ,1y i:
iilnlii nit itrtr Sotttr p'l .W.r line
lCt,N &si't 0urh oie w.'i.j. II S.lls
ten wuotr woa.bthlIt.n ygyatlNtayt.
Couills II ulicy ,o1,l.t ua, ,g,l.bt-
tllate Hporeu Wotrihtt. &,al;y res
ilmCitu unN wtltu,rby:;;tiH 6l3it9.
&lers. nit o'tnilm p,i elmer ,1al-
iluM Gurcply.ii' ui,ora@ t;iuu0
uuo mUllter bfl ocH htiHiita,a lTaI-
itn in Ne''trica 0!'a ln5..a.s..
= Gioo. u. N. Zot,ya c.D 1m
gF,Ntll otn %. ctvt. uli,y 6oantU
nit tiutm &tuh bUlr,u UnN ant Qt.
nlmttu lalt nm llby Nint btjaj
6i;yl1testblu0t IN %inU ttu. luytoc
hilttn. Die ole weil, rih! a.iaailltA
ptybiN0ttt nno, bor;I ie.!tn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25
Ser Sohn @iQlbrano ppg orss
burg beianb nt Gen srt bier.

Ben. 5hlisr uno Sos. S,mmCn
rrurtn an Strr'trg itadi SSocit e,tsl
no lie @dlenmadsr brl; bsth0lisn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

Erl. slntonin &thoIcu. Ulte
ldnQe,e ,3tit IN &nnios 6,i0 pYptilts.
N uicccr HltI ihtfm s!teyttt1.i t>cr>t
odbIer iayiltQttttrt. sc miro cine
Wohc bel ibrtn Gitcrn tltibu mo
Odm in @el!eitung ibycr S4mtlter
Sennie picotr ;uritreiien uah alnias
6ltn, iuo'elbli lie beibt 0itnlt ntlmcn
lp,r0tn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

: J - uUIltdtIs. ,1uI VotH0'U lullu
bti ollCn Srlirumenttn QaaN;irt.
9Rtiuc Stmtit,r tlnn:
Spip,n baitln. &iNt Il,
a,ciocr nlbn. Si,rUmp't liy-,
,3opic iIetattn. Gydn;t 10,
&!umCu piluttn SudaB, b.,
yuitQ bupita. m;u!ty igr-.
Sitter ipitltu, Eitotr r.,
Nl,lcr lsitn, &yieit ltr-.
gtiiCl i.sd,cu Nldnotlu r.,
Nyoblib hup'm, Iittlih T..
llntldut lattu. Stljutty pi-,
0nor ulrtta, Rrau'c NJ!
Neulter puecn, Simmer ~
l,no nod p,tlt aN0'y, E,
Ile ben eltlra Nr,uot III.
Ter 7ompilciti an Dem : lmpIty
Ycerless. yc.hr unldnal. be- elmer
Sdbrt dui Gem Cld0t duBgr CloaU.ia
jeriti6 rurOt wi.oir uoa otn tatJtiItn
Mlibinif.n 1lto. ldun.r oon Sen
6iD II Sronrnl 9tbrdtbt
7ns g!ud ttSaniigt einen 9cran.r.
Oitpldlt nit rciftn0eu :tmcrTn
I'M Gudcn mo Mldgcu urN obae glp-
petit. be1dnu Id gr. 2irgs gIcp SiIc
Gias III uehmen. iilrtibt Y. I. gebite
hedo, QenneOaie Der. Sab fuhlte
Id pie cin ntutr Nitnib. l,nIthlb1r
III Nldaen uuo Vungtnltiotn. Hur
l5t lei y. oi.tem,pCr Il. Shtil Sots
St. 5bomas II. Ct. eliilset0.
9adrum iit uicl nit Sritiinrei'
ben nbplu9tn uro trogoCm Die SdIfts
uergeiIsn. wtnn oas .&ol.sbIdtt" 'iir
81. ;lueiunoiini;ia mai i'm Sabre III
,r1sno cit NO'cr. In 0:t B.. S,Il-
.ta lciaaot wirO. man tam cul'cgut
wobnfnoen geruanoien uuo frsunOen
trine aroBers SreHos berCileu. as ptun
Hluu oigi.ibt out oiritf;i etiittt Htte biI=
lieen 9S,ae iiber ale 9cradnse III lno
I'm N,ltp5alia bsltens uutsrrihisi,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

s'OIEeiliGr a3crru ,ytit- -fttttt- TT
lester ,3tit mebrsrt &dHisn am; oly=
inter ell neuts 9aus iir A.tyyu R0.t-
mtgtr; ciaeu Stall ii.r NcrM NclrQ
&elmtl uu0 enc Mon0@lco 'ar Qrn.
0icp. y. 6aiirop.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

Cine 3tititriit mcint: Nt,r'lpii"=
Dig, Der Ntcn'b mag ilh noh 10 i.hr
nit Sultrfdrbe onity>i.tcu lliitn. 10
tam or cod nitt rtyleuncn. Oaf cr
Gum 5hitryeih Qehoyi. 9&'ll man i'm
ndmlit iticrn. 10 mdtt mu ian ;um
,gowM ots Salt.;" II Inn nitt ,a
trdutu 10 1T tr en- .ihlluty NlA.
ruo trtjht er icint SAiluGtit bis ilu
Citmciuhtit, 10 ltcmp,lt man ,M ann
,rduOi9su 4ottr;" mad llmitlNOta III
CT Wci'c mic enc CIUlc. 4ps wi. Gin
lIOitr, ldl'b ME tiac S,a.1als. oCtg
cumm mit tul tfi'l. mlnhmll lit cr
,iu eu,miit1iles Shai cocg lin iyoM.
mes VGmm, 0oh tnmmt C9 au,3 nor,
0af man ihu ais ,NglnI Ot9 S.Nlaht.
iCots" bCitihutt; tr 'dHi har.Hdt'S
ltia nit eiu St,tr. ojt3lUt'l lpil cia
&bnoteros. ihmtiptisl.. W,. ent
adBt, otr,itbt p;t tiA Aa.r guo
Stnurrtu yiG tins Sur, ,lut, llNo
10 t0untt mla o,eits >Wj.ta9'.s. bis
ms llu,noIiac lu.lttr 'ciMul. loh
Mo8s Chias9 mitrtm 2Ui.r, ..1,r.
odB Ger MIcnit utity a3,u /, '',.ao.U
8tUolnrtlisilitr ii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

IT 2tr iUr1t N,tr 6orrlc Ety.o'
otr Ib eii,ig. e}ona.e m II. Soaly
au'h.t.t. II Wuo,y t,i 'u,tG J'tya
olher tlaGc,yl''tl. .,y stN.H,t ,..,.lg
l&aii,H bier II t,isea.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1902-09-25

sbtsrt IN Der SoysC
iin bdl0 tllltn neas
Ill crriditn 81 ldiltu.
~ Ueritl1t iibCr Oit
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
HON. A. j. KETTERlNG.
Republican Candidate Senatorial District

has been contended by investigators
that Professor Smith is leading a for.
lorn hope, and that any attempt to ex.
tirpate the pest will prove unsuccess.
full.
They allow that the pest can be miti.
gated to some extent by the methods
which Professor Smith will adopt, but
beyond that they are willing to stake
their regulations that the $4,000 will
be wasted. Whether Professor Smith
shall succeed In the premises is for the
future to develop. but II he can show
that the $4,000 has been well spent
there Is little doubt that other communi-
ties which may be pestered by the in
sects will enter on similar campaigns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
HE DOOGEO THE TIP.
Rather Rough on the Barber, but Gus
toner Saved a Dime.

Rather Rough on the Barber, but Gus
toner Saved Dime.
well, subj" said the barber as the
man stepped out Of the chair after hay'
ing had his hair cut, IAN how does
yo' all lax 1t, subj"
The man stood before q looking-glass
and surveyed his head carefully and
admiringly.
WELL" he said, after a pause, 'Tve
had my hair cut all over the world
and"
"Yaas, subj" commented the black
barber, delightedly.
"And by all kinds and colors OF bar.
bers. I've had my zazas clipped in
Hongkong, and I've had 'em RACED In
Port Said"
"Yaas, subj" gurgled the barber, feel.
ing the tip already in his mitt.
"rye had ships BARRIERS In the South
Seas reap my harvest of hirsute, and"
"Yaas, indeedy, sub" chimed in the
overjoyed barber.
"And I've had my tresses toyed with
by the artistic ducks on the Rue des
boulevard in Paris. But this-this-'
"Yaas, sub" put in the barber, ex
pectantly.
This" continued the man, as he
slipped on his coat, ''ls the very rot
tenest apology for rough-house
hemp.chop that ever saw in my
life" and then he clapped on his hat
tossed the quarter to the barber, and
fed.
'sThat was about the only way in the
world" he muttered, as he got ont
into the open air, "that could have
ducked the necessity Of coughing up
10 that barber the dime that re,
qulred so badly In my buslness."-
Washington Post.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
PICTURE OF DOLCE FAR NIENTe
Prosperous Citizen at Last Found a
Man He Euvied.

prosperous citizen at Last round q
Man He Envied.
II saw a man the other day that I
envied," said a prosperous citizen, who
didn't look as II he had much worri-
ment on his mind. II was going down
the river on an excursion steamer for
a breath Of air, when we passed
slow.sailing lumber schooner, that
looked as II only designed for river
traffic. The man that envied was
the only human being that I saw on
the craft. He was seated aft on the
deck, alongside the tiller, with one
huge bare foot atop Of the other. He
wore on his head a big pointed straw
hat of the dime variety, and his cloth.
ing in sight consisted Of pair OF
trousers held by one suspender, and a
blue hickory shirt. He was alternately
poffing away on a corncob pipe and
taking bites out Of a big red apple that
he held In the other hand. He was too
comfortable or tired.looking to handle
the tiller with his hands, but, just sit
ting there, he joggled 1t from side to
side with the back Of his head. There
was a slow, easy grin on his face and
the steamboat passed by him. He
didn't look as II he cared durn.
1.-THE wash of the steamer caught his
small craft and bumped up and down.
but he let 'er slicker and never moved
from his position. but went right on
putting ut his corncob and taking more
x,e 1,t rnI np1 a 4
about as complete, all.set picture OF
utter repose Of body and mind, Of the
sort of dolce far nlente that I've
dreamed about, ms ever I saw IN the
flesh. He just looked as IL any old
way the game came along would suit
him. I couldn't help but wonder, as
I gazed Mt him, whether he'd take the
trouble to climb back to his boat In
case he should accidentally get washed
overheard.
1T made me at peace with myself
and my surroundings just to look at
that barefooted individual on the lum'
Der schooner down the Potomac and, In
thinking him over at odd times since
can't figure 1t out that. even with the
few little comforts that ! contrive &c
extract from life. I've got any the best
Of him, even II I'm really as well of as
he Is. He didn't appear to care 9
whoop In Hoorayyllle whether he evel
hung on to what he had, while In
always bothering about what I'm new
or due to get. and there's just the dif
ference. I sure did envy that peace
ful.looking man, and don't know bu
what I envy him yet."--WashingtoI
Post,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
Fortunes Bottled Beer.

Fortunes Bottled Beer
The Fortune Brewing Company has
added to its large plant magnificent
bottling establishment. The new works
adjoin the brewery on Van Buren,
street, west of Desplaines. ana are At
ted up with the latest and most i'm.
proved machinery. Their capacity Is very
great, and the quality Of the goods turn
ed out Of the .ery best. One of the
features Of the plant Ii the arrange.
ment for cooling the beer. Not only
has the latest cooling machinery been
introduced, but the building In which
the bottling is done is adjoined by an.
other building In which freezing ap
paratus is placed. This keeps the TEN.
perature Of the very walls ut freezing
point all the time. The Fortune Brew.
cry produces a beer which IL famous
the world over. Now that its bottiins
works are completed, no residence
should be without 1t. Telephone Mon.
roe 40"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
Watch This Experiment.

Now that Governor Murphy Of New
Jersey, has signed the bill authorizing
an expenditure Of $4,000 for the exter-
mlnation OF mosquitoes, the eyes Of
every entomolOgist and sanltarlan in
the world will be directed toward that
state and to Professor j. II. Smith and
his cohorts, with their batteries OF coal
oil cans and squlrts. In Maryland il
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
WHARF Potatoe. Grow.

Humboldt says that ut the time OF
the discovery Of America the potato
was cultivated in all the temperate
parts of South America from Chile up
the coast. The Spanlards mt first no.
ticed 1t In Peru. The variety Of potato
cultivated in Europe and North Ameri
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09

1t is almost impossible TO convince
man that wealth doesn't buy happi.
ness unless he is in a position to prove
1t to his own satisfaction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09

ca grows wild in Chile. Different spe.
cies of the plant are found growing
wild in most parts of South America.
and, It is claimed by many botanists.
In Mexico and Arizona.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09

Life Is short and art Is long. Most
men resemble life rather than art.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09
FOR SAL

Stock Farm of $50 acres Whede County illinois, miles from Erie
Erie
Chicago
timber timber
live round The other in fine and
The white
black Several hundred gallons
12x4 tool 1Sx24
3024 20x6 hog house 24x2 There five single cribs each
windmill
Illinois, well located side
Address STOCKMAN The
Eagle
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09

Cut THE out, lnclose %, and
msll Il to the gagls office, WITH
your name:
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30
Los FRAILES Sc OUEOARAN.

Los frailes de las tilipinus no
tienen nm matiz tan negro como
han querido flgurar los propa.
gandistas protestantes de los
Estados Unidos. Seg1n los in
formes dados por personals i'm
parciales y que estdn al tanto de
la situaci0n en- Filipinas por ha-
her residido ALA muchos amos,
una mayoria enorme de los cato.
licos iilipinos estdn en- favor de
los frailes. y muchos deestos han
vuelto & sus parroquias y las es-
tan administrator sin que nadie
los moleste. Los Gnicos que sc
oponen 4 los irailes y que han le-
vantado todo el alboroto en- con.
ira de ellos son los miembros del
partido federal, el mas Unpopular
de todos los partidos de Filipi.
mas y uno cuya Influenza y nj
nero es muy escaso. Los dem6s
partidos favorecen Ia permanent
cia de los frailes, y ademGs de ESQ
nadie puede echar 4 estos de las
l'IIipiuns porQue est6n proteji
los por los tratados on sus dere-
chos Y propiedades. De nqui Sc
sigue que es muy probable que
permanezcan on las filipinas. 4
menos voluntariamenteq quie.
ran retiruse.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30
FERGUSON COMO LIBRE cAMBlsTA

III ex.delegado FERGUSON es
considerable como Dem0crata
acerrimo q intransigente que de
ningGna modo aprueba nj tran
size con doctrinas Republicanas.
Individualmente es uno de los
Dem6crutas que mas apego tie
nen q su partido y que acepta
C 'gamente todos sus principles
sin reservaci0n nj exception de
niuguna especie. Ahora como
candidate del partido Dcm6era-
Ia de Nuevo Mexico para el pues.
to de delegado nj congreso es ell
representante dc su partido y la
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30
QUlENNoTG coNozcA QUE TIE coMpRH.

VUitN N0 IL ECUN0LCA QUE TE COMPRE,
Los falsos reformadores Sc ha,
Han en- estado rampante EN- mu
chas localidades de Nuevo M6Xi.
co y principalmente en- el conda-
do de San Miguel, imaginando
sin duda que el pueblo So halla
todavia Ell el estndo de simpleza
| & inocencia como on los tiempos
en- que estos mismos reformado-
res 10 hacian comulgar con rue
das de molino. Pero el pueblo
VA tiene los ojos abiertos v sahe
que semelautes bichos no pro.
curan sino reformar sus bolsillos
para 81 objeto como sus instru.
mentos 4 hombres credulos v
sencillos. Ahora, para beneticio
de estos reformadores Y como
advertencia 4 los incautos va
mos 4 referir anecdota siguien
to: Dos estudiantes Sc robaron
el asno de un labrador del lugar
donde estaba atado Y uno de
ellos Sc colOc0 en- el sitio en- que
Sc halla el animal. Salio el la
brador Y al yer al estudiunte lie
pregunt6 por su asno, y ct pillo
le contest6 que 81 era, que por
sus pecados 10 habian encantado
y convertible eu iumento y que
ahura habiendo terminudo su
castigo Y penitencia, hubia vuel.
to Il su ser natural libr6ndOse de
los trabajos Y del aspecto del Ju-
mento. I'll labrador que era sen
clllote, SO quel6 con In boca
alberta Y crey6 de buena iecuan-
to le decia el tuno estudiantil.
bio de almorzar al bribon y este
81 Iue 4 reunir con sn companero
que estaba en- un monte inme.
diato, Y ALI celebraron ambos
con gran algazara el chasco que
habian dado al pobre labrigo,
En- Seguida Sc dirigieron q IN
pueblo cercano donde habia ieria
con objeto de yender el burro,
FL labrador defraudado se con-
solo como meiOr pudo do In per,
dida de su animal, y tenieudo nj.
gunos ahorros determine enca,
miuarse 81 dia siguieutr Il com,
prur un jumento. Asi 10 hizo
indagando entire algunos como
cidos sobre quien tendria M
buen burro para vender ellos Il
dieron raz6n de que allf cercn an
daba un chalan con un burro dc
diestrO que trataba de vender
FL labrador SO apr0xino al cha
Ian Y examinando el animal vi6
que era su propio burro, 10 cua
10 asust6 mucho Y alejandose
toda prisa diio; "Qu.en no te co.
nozca que te compre, pues yc
s6 bien que eres estudiante." La
moraleia dc este cuento es que Z
veces triunfa Ia maldad della sen,
ciIlez, y que los estudiantes que
hicieron este fraude merecian me.
dalla de relormadores.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30

Al abrir un caion. j. &. Mount
de Three Mile Bay, N j., seclavo
un clavo Nun. 10 en- In parte
carnosa de In mano. Luego pen.
s6 del dolor y snfrimiento que es-
To me- causnria,p dice, 20 iume'
diatamente me applique 81 Cham
berlain Pain Balm Y dc yez en-
cuando despues. Quedesorpren-
dido nj yer que me quito el dolOr
v pronto sane" De ventn en- to-
das las boticas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30

llevar sus doctrinas s sus 6lti
mas consecuencias. Estas cir
cunstancias prueban que Mr.
Fergusson es un libre cambisti
pnro y neto, que es enemigo ii
la tarifa trotectien, y que por L
consiguIente esta opuesto 4 Il
protection de las industrias !
| producciones de Nuevo Mexico
La doctrina del libre canbiu lie
vnda 4 sns naturlles con,ecutn
cias siguidca para los horpgur
ros de este territono cue la lant
de otros paises sea admitida
los Estados Unidus sin pagan
ningunos derech0s de tariia. On
Itrando en- competencia igual COZ
81 prodncto neo mcxicano y ar
rulnando 4 los que siguer
esa industria. III resultado dc
tai competencia es queno valgau
nuestra lana, nuestros carneros
y oveias, que Sc disminuya y des
truya la industria y que los pas
torres d cargo de los ganados Sc
vean privados enteramente 8
tengan rebaja Ell sus jornales.
lgual cosa sucederd con las de.
mas industrias De Nuevo Mexico
que subsisten mediante & Ia pro.
tecci0n que les suministra el par
lido Republican,. Todos caeran
ante los ataques que les dirija el
partido de Mr., FERGUSON 81 al
guna vez llega 4 estahlecer 81 Ii.
bre cambio. Esta no es suposi-
ci0n nj fabula, sino "osa que ha
experimentado nuestro pueblo
durante las dos administrator
mes Dem0cratas de Grover Cleye-
land. Siendo Mr. FERGUSON
fel a los principles de su partido
naturalmente tendria que darles
su apoyo en- caso que fuera al
congreso y como leal Democra-
ia votaria Y trabniaria por e! Ii.
bre cambio Y sus couscuencias
l6gicas que son nj mas nj menos
que la destruction Y ruina de to-
das las industrias que dan vida
Y prosperidad al territorio de
Nuevo Mexico, Este mismo pue-
bio al darle mavafa y elegirle
como su representante en- Wash
ington sancionaria su propia
ruina escogiendo 4 hombre que
pertenece 4 su partido cuyos
principles son hostiles 4 sus in
tereses y que no pudiendo apar-
tarse de su partido tendria que
cooperar en- cualquier medida
iniciada por los Democratas pa
I'll abolir la tarifa y establecer 81
libre cambiO. Sc nos dira que
Mr.. FERGUSON es fiel 4 losintere'
SEES de los borregueros 9 indus
tliales de Nuevo Mexico v que los
defenderd y proteierd cuanto le
sea possible en- el congresO. \ ESQ
c0ntestariamos que cietanente
los defenderia & la moda del par
lido Dem0crata. es decir, ayn.
dando 4 establecer el libre cam.
bio, aboliendo la protection y
afrmando que por ese medic son
protejidos Y fomentados los in
tereses industriales y produccio-
nes de este territorio. Procururin
nuestra ruina diciendo que era
para nuestro bien corporal y es-
piritual y que la protection era
un robo y un abuse.
Imitando q cierto lobo
Que diio muy indignado
Que era usurpaci6n y robo
III querer tener ganado
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30

Recomenamo obritas de nesa l
gentlemen de
Do os conan de mas de 200 pdgnas uadas
grabados. 'f
~ como contamos snrtdo de obras complete co.
mo vrado podemos ener pecios que estan al acance de to-
das las lorunas Tenemos las obras mas ntereanes moe
mas, de Religion, Educac0n, Recreo.
va lodo peddo que venga aeOmpahado de vaor seaten
o con onttud hacienda p0r nuest todos gasos
"enVo Ncesams soeitamos agentes todas las poba
ones para cyo efcto npeamos dan pesonas
aptn de huenas eerencas qunes mandaremos nuesras
nstrucciOnes condolences
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-10-30
Or. II. ]. MUELLER.

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