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Middletown transcript., 1902-12-06

Referring to tariff revision, Senator
Hansbrough said to-day, 'The Dingley
law is not sacred institution. 1t may
be, and 1 think it should be, revised at
an early date. Nobody believes that
the policy of protection is to be over
thrown in this country but it must be
judiciously applied from time to time to
meet changing conditions. There is no
reason to fear a panic or anything ap-
preaching hard time even if the tariff is
revised by its friends. The making OF
tariff bill, however, with its four thous-
and or more articles to be considered, is
a tremendous task. Tt cannot be done
during a short session. The most we
may hope for, this session, is the ratifi-
cation of one or two of the least obiec.
tionable reciprocity treaties. There
should be no delay in reaching proper
agreement with Cuba, not that we "owe
Cuba" but that we owe ourselves much.
General tariff revision, however, is al
together a different matter. Congress
must have ample time before it when a
tariff law is to be enacted. 1t should
have a long session, or better still, an ex-
ira session when Congress can pay par
ticular attention to the business in hand.
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ANNUAL MEETING NATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis, Minn, July 7 to ~,
1902.
For the above occasion We will sell
tickets to Minneapolis OF ST. Paul at
rate Of one lowest regular FIRST class
fare pulls $500 membership fee) for
the round trip. Tickets on sale July
9Th and 9Th. good to return leaving ST.
Paul or Minneapolis not earlier than
July Sth, nor later than July 14th, ex-
cept that by deposlting ticket with
Joint agent not earlier than July sth
nor later than July 14th and upon pay
ment of fee of 80 cents at time Of de-
posit return limit will be extended up
TO and including Sept. 1st 1902.
A. J. Cerklns, Agent
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D. r. COTTON,
General Contractor and Builder.
1O5 North First Street,
Guthrie, Okla.
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New York
Tribune Farmer

\ nigh class, up-to date, illustrated ag-
icultural weekly, for farmer and family
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ROOFING.
c. n. COLE,
Roofer,

Contracts taken for new roofs,
gravel sand and asphaltum.
All kinds of roofing done at reas-
enable prices.
Old roofs, tin and gravel, dried. re-
painted and repaired.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Out of town orders given prompt
attention.
Twenty five years experience.
722 East Oklahoma Avenue.
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J. W. PHILLIPS,
General Contractor and Builder,
220 South Division Street,
Residence. 1908 w. Mansur.

First class work guaranteed at rea-
sonable prices. Let me figure with
you before you make your contract.
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VAIN is suggested by the London
Globe as a name for the automobile,
a. motor car, the word adopted IN
Eagland, is too cumbersome. TIE
compounds would then be 'oil-wain
Oh "smell-wain" for the petroleum
motor; "steam-wain' or puff vain
for the steam motor and 'spark-wain
foI the electric motor.
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Horse and Surrey For Sale.

Ny hne large horse, surrey and
harness. for sale Gail at rooms IS
and ls Dewey block. N. D. Mckinley.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
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The five buildings of the g. K VII
liams Paint Company. OF EaSton, Pa.
were destroyed by fire Sunday morn
Ing. Loss, 100000; Insurance small
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Stock certificates, bonds and all kind
Of blank work, engraved and printed.
ct the Leader offlee.
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Store Your Stoves.

With stumpn Hardware Co. They
take the mdown. store them and put
them up next fall. All polished.
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MUSIC.
G. w. DIMKE,

Late Of Cleveland, Ohio,
Musical Director First Regiment Band.
Lessons in Violin and Cornet Playing.
References: DR.. Furrow, T. A. Neal.
Office, DR.. Burrows office
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TRIBUNE FARMER
YOORK

Established in 1841, for over sixty years
il was the NEW YORK WEEKLY TItI-
BUNE, known and read in every State
in the Union On November T. 1901, il
was CHANGED 70 the
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A Wall From Alaska

"Mid pleasures and palaces though we may roam,7
Be it ever so humble there's no place like Nome
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Troops A and b. Eighth cavalry
have been ordered 10 take station q.
Fort Sill. and WI march overland
from Fort Reno. Two companies OF
the Twenty-ser Infantry nave ar.
rived al Fort Reno. and two companies
OF the Twenty-hith infsntry (colorsd)
will arrive at the pOst this week.
General rental and collection agency
J. B. Green. 2l2 w. OklahomA
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20
CATO P0R LIEBRE.

Un peri0dico DE Filadelha pu-
blica una correspondence de Hoo
nolulu on la que se rehere que los
senadores de- los Estados Unidos
Mitchell, Burton Y Foster, GUAM
do estuvieron rpcientemente en-
Hawaii, comieron carne de perro
asada sin saber que era tai cosa.
Segun dicen los senadores peDsa-
ron que Ia carne que les habian
servido era dc marrano. y esta.
ba tan bIen codimentada que se
la comierOn con mucho apetito
y les supo 4 almibar. Al saber
esto los amigos de los senadores
les embromaron 4 su saIvo sobre
eI incidentp 10 cunl caus6 no POGO
emburazo 4 los graves estadis-
tas.
SuscribanseG EL ISDENDIESTE,
S2.G0 al ah0.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20
LA QUESTION DEL IDIOMA.

III puntO principal en- que in
siste In comisi0n del senado so.
bre territorios en- sus investiga-
clones sobre las condolences exis-
tentes de Nuevo Mexico, es ave-
riguar hasta que grado Sc usa el
idioma ingl6s en- el territorio y 81
el uso de la lengua espahola est6
muy generalizado entire la gente.
Esto indica y hace presumir que
los miembros de la comisi0n que
vinieron & Nuevo Mexico han es-
cogido el negocio del idioma CO.
mo el punto mas vulnerable que
Sc halla en- los reclamos del terri.
torio para ser esthdo y que tai
vez en- su informe al senado 10
pregonar6n como un defecto ca.
pital que debe estorbar In admi-
sion De Nuevo Mexico 4 la Union,
81 tai cosa sucede los miembros
de Ia comision cometera una
gran injusticia, por razon de que
cuando Nuevo Mexico fu6 incor.
porado & los Estados Unidos sus
habitantes eran de descendencia
espahola Y hablaban el idioma
espahol, y aGn en- el dia la gran
mayorin tiene los mismos distin'
tivos. Ahora 10 que deberfa in
dagar la comisi0n es 81 el pueblo
hispnno americana ha hecho y
esta hacienda esfuerzos para
aprender el idioma nacional y
cual es el exito que ha alcanzado
en- ese particular. Asf mismo, a
desdeiu anexaci0n de Nuevo mexi
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20

ca 4 esta parte ha da'lo el gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos al pue-
bio nntiv0 de este territOrio al
guna ayuda para que la iuyen-
tud neo-mexicana aprendiese el
ingles. La dilucidacion de estos
dos puntos constituypla mas pie.
na justification que pueda encnn.
trarsp contra los Cargos que SO
hagan de que ell pueblo nntivo
del territorio es delicuente de
engligencia en- no aprender el
idioma nacional. De ese modo
podria probarse que se ha hecho
todo 10 humanamente possible en-
esa direction y que los progre-
SOS que So han hecho son muy an
tisfactorios. Auuque Sc anticipa
que In sub-comision que visit6
Nuevo Mexico sacara todo el
partido que pueda de este hecho
para oponerse 4 la admission de
este territorio Y pedir su exclu.
sion del proyecto collective, no
creemos que In mayoria del sena.
do Y c6mara SO adhiera 4 sus re.
comendaciones Y Sc niegue 4 daT
q nuestro pueblo los derechos de
soberania q que aspira.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20

La campaha polftica que con
cluv6 81 dia 4 de Noviembre fuG
una de las mas arduas Y rehidas
Que SO han conocido en- la histo-
ria polftiea del condado de San
Miguel. La oposicion Sc robus-
teci0 Y sc hizo casi invencible con
la ayuda Y cooperation de un
fuerte elementu que sc separo del
partido Republicano con el fin de
4 los nominados re-
gulares de la convention de con-
dado Y de causar su derrata. Re-
publicanos iuiluventes y popula-
res So unieron 4 este movimiento
comunieando nj partido Demo
unionista la vitalidad y fuerza
de que .carecla, Y dado D Ia COM
binaci6n espernnza de consegufr
un triunfo sphalado. Muchos
observadores imparciales viendo
la division Ell el partido Republi-
cano Y el conjunto compacto y
sOlidifcado que presentaba la
opposition crpyeron que la causa
Republican, en- este condad) es-
taba perdida.
Sin embargo, los Republicanos
que permaneciron tieles al parti-
do no Sc desanimaron ante la
multiplicidad de enemigos que
tenian delante, sino que Sc enar
deueron mas en- proclamnr Ia
iusticia lie su cHusa y defender
los principioS del partido Repu.
bhcano Y los cnndidatos que ha
bian postulndo. La magnitud
de- los obstaculos redobl0 su
eurrgia Y yalor Y trabaiaron in.
cesanipmente Y sin descanso POI
su boleto y por el tIiunfo de los
principios de su partido. Entire
esos figure en- primera linia Don
Secundino Romero, quien en- ID
presente OCCASION So distinguio dt
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20
HONOR AL QUE LO MERECE.
FL TriuntO Republican, en- este COndadO fue De-
bidO a la ACtyiddG y fSfuerzO de Re-
pubIiCanOs FieIeS y Enthusiasts.

tai manera como habil y esforza-
do trabajador polftico que di6
una cooperation tan notable CO.
mo efectiva EN- In campaha Y me-.
reci6 alto cr6dito Y honor por la
fecundidad Y exito de sus arbi.
trios. BESIDE el momento Ell que
secompnz6 In campaha hasta que
Sc cerro no tuvo tregun nj des-
canso Y gran parte del buen re
sultado en- las localidades donde
trabaio y contribuy6 notable
mente al exito general en- todo el
condado.
Ofrecemos nuestro parabien al
senior Romero por elgran triunfo
que ha conseguido el partido Re
publicano y por la parte que lie
eupo en- obtenerlog y al mismo
tempo por la notable eapacidad
y aptitudes que ha demostrudo
poser para la carrera polftica
Els una circunstacia muy favora
BILE para el partido RepnblicanC
y para el pueblo del condado dc
San Miguel, que puedan cOntal
con los servicios de i0venes d,
inteligencia y educacion como
Don Secundino Romero, que er
tiempos de prueba v dificultaC
son capaces de saIir al frpnte 4 ID
defensa de sus principles politi
cos Y no titubean Ell dedlcarst
de todo cOrazon 4 la causa qu'
ha meIpcido su preferencia. III
la camapaiia pasada manifesto
DE- una manern pr&rticn & irreiu
table que es un miembru 1til ,
enthusiastic del partido Republi
can Y sus servicios contribuyeroI
en- alto grado nl triunio y 6xit'
del partido y lie han dado graz
prestigio Y renombre entire su
amigos polfticos Y entire la gene
ralidad del pueblo del condad,
de San Miguel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20
Ell TRIUNFO REPUBucAN0 ENEL CON.
DADO De SAN MIGUEL.

La reciente election 81 el con-
dado de San Miguel iue Ia prue-
ba mas contundente & irrefuta-
BILE de la iueza y preponderacia
del partido Republicano en- el
condado de San Miguel. 4 1iti-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20

Recomendamos especamente
coneuen
Ambos de mas pagnss pouson
grabados.
noComo contamos surtdo de obras complete
varado podemos vender esan al acancp de
das las ortunas Tenemos las obras mas ntereane mode
mas de Religion, Educacion, Recreo.
aTTodo peddo que venga acompahado se&aten
dido prontud hacienda po nuestra uena todos los
de envo Necesamos socamos agentes todas las poba
para cuyo cecto supcamos dran nosoros personals
aptas dc buenas prncia quenes mandaremos nuesras
nstruccones condciones.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-11-20

ma hora V como quien dice Ell la
vispera de la election se form0 /
una coalici0n de diferentes agru.
paciones de politicos mds 6 me-
nos influyentes. cuyo ohjeto de-
era derrotar 4 los can
di !atos nominad0s por la con
venci0n regular dc condado vi
arrehatar al partido n supremu
cia dp cue gozaba on este cunda
do. IL roaIiri0n era vpr,ladern-
mplftr formidable pur contar en-
tire sus miembro> hombres que
tenntn gran representation EN- ct
parIido Repnhlicann Y que 20
seian ba>tauie preNtl1lo entire el
pueblo. Pur algGn tempo pare,
ei6 que ibau 4 arroItar todo
ctmnto So los pusleru al frente, v
asi hubiera sncedido 4 no ha-
Ter sidn por lu gran vitaIidad
del partido Y Ios esfuerzos deLo
dados de sns miemhros para de-
fender sus principles Y sostener
& sus candidates. Esta resisten.
Ella tan heroica di6 los frutos
mas halagiiehos Y Satisfactorios
que SO podian apetecer, pcha.
zando completamente la ola que
lamenazhba engolfar Ia domina-
ci6n Republican en este aondado.
El RepublicanismO obtuyo un
triunfo gluriosn 4 pesar de la
aparente ventala de sus eneml
gos y eligio la gran mayorfa del
boleto, no pudiendo la opnsici6n
elegir sino solamente tres candi.
datos. Mas no consiste sola-
mente en- este el alcance de la
victoria conseguida, sino en- que
puede considerarse como ell Glti-
mo esfuerzo que por muchos
amos harA la oposici6n en- In po-
llltica de este condado con al
guna esperaza de exito. Sc pue-
de decir que los enemigos del par.
lido Republicano han jugado su
| Gltimo albur en la contienda de-
la politica v habi6ndolo perdido
| tcndran que retraerse por un
periodic prolongado de empren-
| der una lucha sustancial qur
pueda tener visos de exito. En-
cuanto & los caudillos Republi.
canos que por cuestiones parti.
culares Y de momento, prestarou
su fuerza 6 Influenza q la debili
tada oposici6n. Sc puede decil
que nadie pone en- duda la since
ridad de sus principios polltico'
nj impugna las razones V mott
; vos que los impnlsaron q obral
; de la manera que obraron Ell Ia
! campaha pasada Cada qnier
! es responsible por sns hechos J
! particularmentp en polltica la Ii
bertad del ciudadano no pued'
ser Iimitada nj questionable. Pc
TO respecto 4 la oposici6n en- con
, junto sc puede decir qua solo col
; Ia ayudH de Republicanos podi,
huber hecho un papel de algun,
importancia, vi no hnber sid,
pOr ESQ. no lutheran deiado n
huella perceptibIe de- su resisten
cin en I'll resultadu final de la elec
zion. III pnrtido Republican,
ha atravesado por una de la
crisis peri0dicas que de vez q
; cuando tienen que experimental
los partidos politicos y es mate
ria de congratulaci6n que hay
driendido con tanto exito la su
ppmacia que pOr los cuatr
amos pasados ha gozado en- eat
: condado. Esta es una prueb
! adicional de que el pueblo d'
: condado de San Miguel es nf
: tnralmente Republicnno on =
: gran may0rfa y nuda puede de-
Y viarlo de una manera permaneI
. to V prolongada de los principle
:, 4 que proiesn tanta predileccio
= v qme han contribuido on tnnt
U grado 4 su bienestar Y prosper
= dad.
p CATO P0R uEBRE.
l. I'm peri0dico DE Filadelfia pl
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IN H. semanego asias Herman
+IdBRERIA MEXICANA.%
-asB-D E-zasG-
Ii SEMaE|EGo YGIa., Guda JuaTsz chihuahua, mex.

Nos satisfaction partcipar favorpcedores
en- particular pdbco general hemcs montado nuesra
bra la atura de las grandes breras do Mexico Esados
Uno Aquf prodncimos sta de "Obras Popuares que
veneremos nrante presene los precos signienes
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
BRoOKLYN BRIEFS

There will be rehearsal of the boys sanctuary choir tonight at o'clock.
 1. ~-The Bank street school held no ses- sion to-day, as 1t was visiting day for the teachers.
 Miss Florence Czmanski of West Porter street left this morning for New York, where she will be the guest of her uncle, Mayor M. Alexander of Boise, Idaho.
 A regular meeting of Protector Hose company will be held tonight at $ o'clock. The report of the commit tee in charge of the recent firemen's s ball will probably be read.
 A months mind high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Pat rick's church tomorrow morning at 7:30 for the late Mrs Thomas M. Shan nahan of Lafayette street.
 Tonight the members of the Brooklyn A. 0. will celebrate the thir- teenth anniversary of the clubs organ ization at their rooms on Bank street Lallier's orchestra will furnish music and Prof Harper will prompt.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
THE HOME EVENING.
Catholic Women's Association Had
 Regular Weekly Gathering.

Catholic Women's Association Had
 Regular Weekly Gathering.
 The members of the Catholic Wo- mems association held a very pleasant meeting last evening, the occasion being the regular weekly home even ing. The attendance was quite large and the fun and amusement genuine and hearty. There were the usual at fractions and the winners in the whist party were Mrs Roger Connor, Mrs Joseph Gardner and Miss Annie r. Luddy. There will not be another whist party until the meeting two weeks hence, but next Tuesday even ing the association will give a Mardi Gras entertainment for which great preparations have been made. The committee which has the entertain ment two weeks hence in charge con sists of Miss Dora Egan, Miss May Minnahan and Miss Mary Fitzgerald, and the committee on the St Patrick's night attraction comprises Mrs Roger Connor and Misses Jennie O'Neill and Jennie Culhane. At the meeting last night new feature was established It was the appointment of committee to select flowers for members families in bereavement. Mrs c. Maloney and Mrs Hayes comprise this committee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
TAFT ON TAXATION.
Governor of Islands Again Before the
 PhiIippine Commission.

Governor of Islands Again Before the
 Philippine Commission.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-Governor Taft made lengthy statement on the subject of taxation at yesterdays meeting of the Philippine commission. He said there never had been a land tax in the islands, and he attributed this immunity to the influence of the friars, who had large holdings, and to the owners of large haciendas. The commission had imposed land tax. There had been opposition to the sys- tenn, but this was disappearing. The income from this tax would be small for time because of the fact due to the retarded development of the coun- try, that only 5,O00,000 of the 65,000 900 acres of agricultural land in the Philippines is held by private owners.
 Judge Taft said that the assessable taxable property in Manila would not exceed $30,000000. This, he added, would not exceed one-sixth of the valu- ation of an American city of the same size and yet Manila would require a far larger expenditure than would an hAlClACaA Nlty oA tAC SaALt ~AeS5" OhS considerable item of expense for ad- ministration there would be that of maintaining sanitary conditions. 1t was necessary at all times to guard against the plague, and there are from 15,0OO to 10000 lepers in the entire archipel- ago.
 These conditions, he explained, rem dered it necessary for the central gov ernment to bear part of the expenses of municipal government.
 Taking up the subject of general tax ation, he said the commission is mak- ing an effort to make the customs tariff the only source of revenue, land while," he said, i've should be glad to have free trade with the United States in order to insure the progress of agriculture, we cannot but feel that if it is fair to collect a tariff on goods coming into the Philippines from the United States it is only fair to provide for tariff on Philippine articles com ing into the United States. In our judgment the customs tax is absolutely necessary, as the government could not be supported by direct taxation"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
COLLECTION OF ART STUDIES.
Will Be Opened to the Public This
 Evening at Bronson Library.

Will Be Opened to the Public This
 Evening at Bronson Library.
 A unique collection of art studies will be opened to the public this even ing at the Bronson library, and will remain on exhibition for week or more. There are in the collection sew enty-five pictures, many of which are in oil, some fine examples of pastels and numerous sketches in black and white. The pictures are selected from the work of the Art Students league of New York, an association which ranks with the best European schools of art to-day, and are forwarded here l from the Ingelside studios in New Milford, where they have been on ex- hibition. The credit of procuring the exhibit for Waterbury is due to Mrs Minnie Rogers Steele, teacher of draw ing in the evening school of this city, an. artist of, established reputation. The pictures have been arranged by | Oliver Barton, an artist of exquisite taste. The hours of exhibition are from to $ and to 9 each day. By permission of the board of directors the library will be open Sunday to give the public an opportunity to see the pictures from to 6. On the above afternoon Mrs Steele's art class in the evening school will attend the exhibi- 1 tion in body.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
The pre.ident,s Dinner.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-President Roosevelt invited number of well known men to dinner at the White House last night to meet Governor William NJ. Taft of the Philippines, who is now in Washington. They in- cludcd the following: Secretary Shaw, Secretary Root, Speaker Henderson, Senators Foraker, Lodge, Spooner, Fairbanks, Hanna and Beveridge, Rep resentatives .Grosvenor and Henry A. Cooper, Dr. Arthur T. Hadley, presi- dent of Yale university; Rev. Lyman Abbott and MT. J. B. Bishop.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
neaax to ne vfyi.ected.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Calmly and deliberately, after some weeks of con sideration, Dr. James Edwin Russell, physician living at Io32 Bedford ave nue, Brooklyn, has announced that he is ready to become subject for vivi- section for period extending over year. In offering his body to the knives of his fellow surgeons Dr. RusselPs on- ly stipulation is that his family be pro vided for and that in the event of his surviving the experiments he be per mitted to withdraw from the operating room at the end of the stated year.