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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
CuidenSC de los Judas.

Dfcese por hay que no obstante
la unanimidad y entusiasmo con
que sc acord6 en- la junta del Lu-
mes en- la noche, en- la sala del
Buffalo, que no haya sino una bo-
leta en- la primera election de los
ohciales de la plaza de Las Ve-
gas y que esta sc lame boleta de
ciudadanos, para que no tenga
color politico, todayia hay algu-
nos republicanos que estau por la
medida de division para que haya
dos o mas partidos que Sc dispu-
ten la supremacia. Nosotros no
podemos Greer que los que fayo-
recen este lltimo, salvo uno, ten
gan ningun motive ulterior, y to-
dayia no perdemos la esperanza
de one cuando hayan entendido
bien ell objeto de esta union aban
donaran sus deseos de tener fri
cion polftica. El objeto que Sc
tiene en- vista y el fin que Sc de-
sea lograr por medic de la pro-
puesta armonfa, es el escogimien-
to dc una boleta tan sin tacha,
como pueda ser escogida, y este,
no con el fin de aventa jar los in
tereses de ningun partido nj par
ticulares, sino con el proposito de
DAT a la plaza una administration
que merezca la aprobacion de los
mas pesimistas y reheje al mismo
tempo el credito sobre la pobla-
cion que todos deseamos. Con
motive de ser esta una poblacion
casi netamente de ciudadauos
americanos de habla-espafiol, ca
81 todo el territorio tiene claya-
dos sus ojos sobre nosotros; los
que son nuestros euenigos, anti
cipan y anhelan nuestro Gracaso,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
Sensible DefuVClOH.

El Martes por la maiiana par
ti6 para La Pintada nuestro eff
ciente escribano de condado, Don
Apolonio A, Sena, en- respuesta
a la iufausta noticia que recibi6
del fallecimiento de su cunadita,
Dona Josefita G. de Sena, esposa
de Don Leandro Sena, acaecido el
.Lunes. Su muerte, segun estamos
informados, fue repentina. Te-
mia % amos de sedad y por las
bellas cualidades personales de
que estaba adornada, su muerte
ha sido muy sentida por cuantos
la conocieron. A su afigido es-
poso, tres nifos que la sobreviven
y a sus padres, Don Zenobio Con
zales y esposa les damos nuestro
mas sentido pesame de condo
lencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
DeSOIaClOH ESpantOSa.

El San Marcial Bee" da ell ST.
guiente relate de la condicion
deplorable del vale abajo de San
Marcial como el resultado de las
Crecientes.
la Placita de La Mesa, EN- dom
de seseuta y dos votos fueron da-
dos Ia eleccion pasada, esta COM
pletamente despoblada. Desde ALI
y al rededor de la mesa hasta
mas ALA de la plaza de Clyde, mir
les de acres del mas fertil terreno
sobre la TERRA, presentan una 10
brega apariencia, siendo todo
una yasta tanda de lodo medic
seco, con las puntas de 10 que an
tes era una creciente cosecha,
asomandose aqui y ALI. Muchos
de los mas reducido labradores
han perdido cuanto poseian;
pero son demasiado modestos
para quejarse de su suerte. Seria
i'm acto de descencia y justicia de
parte de la comision de condado
el exeutar a estas gentes del pa
go de toda clase de tasacion has
ia que logren restaurar sus tie
rras a siquiera algo semejante 4
su primer estado de fertilidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
MUM. 25
Muerta pOr On RayO.

FL Martes en- la tarde en- la
Plaza Vieja fue instantaneamen-
te muerta por un rayo la esposa
de Don Margarito Padiila resi-
dente de esta plaza detras de la
iglesia presbiteriana. Su mari
do que habia vuelto a su casa de
la plaza con su ropa muy moiada
sc hallaba cambiando de ropa y
la esposa salia del cuarto donde
estaban para otro con ell fin de
traerle unas medias, cuando al
cruzar un zaguau que separa los
cuartos, yendo su hija mayor tras
ella, Hocurri6 ell triste aecidente.
La joyeu quedo atarantada del
choque, y los zapatos de la difuu-
ia tuvieron que ser apagados por
haberse incendiado con la chispa
electrical La difunta era parien-
ia de los serores Tafoyas del Ri
to Blauco, Texas, y era muy bien
conocida en- la ciudad por sus
buenas cualidades.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
BarFantOS de REVOLUTION en- Cuba

Habana, Julio 30. A despecho
de la asercion hecha aver por ell
Sr. Yero, secretario del interior,
que la muerte dc tres hombres
I y la captura de otro, que era su
jefe, por haber causado I'M leyan-
tamiento en- la vecindad de Baya-
no, Provincial de Santiago, efec-
tivameute terminaba la uuica
semblanza de un levantamiento
en- Cuba, los rumores de una SUI
blevacion Ell la parte oriente de
Cuba, fueron bien confirmados
hoy en- los informes del gobierno
recibidos del gobernador y otros
ofciales de la proyincia de Sam
tiago. Estos iuformes son al
efecto que desde ell Domingo por
la noche, sesenta hombres arma-
dos y montados han aparecido
fuera de las poblacicnes rurales
del distrito del rio Cauto procla-
mando Ia rebellion y demandando
el pago que Sc debe 4 los que sir
vieron en- el eiercito revoluciona-
rio anterior. Hasta ahora no
han sido cometidos niugunos ac-
tos de violencia, que sc sepa, pero
los habitantes de la region del
Cauto estan muy alarmados. El
jefe dc la rebellion sc llama Pupo.
lGs hermano de uno de los bandi-
dos muertos por la guardia rural
ell Martes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
Como E..tan sn..Itinnnn.r

Or Hohh's sparagus pills curuu toda olsse ae
rudermedades dc fus riuuues 4nastraa rrtAla
plruanse, storling Remedy 90. chicago \. ".
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
Il Nal AguaTdleltc CauSa Mo
Iestla.


El Niernes pasado en- Ia noche
segun el "Nuevo Mexicano" hui
bo una rifa cerca de Galisteo en-
tire Gli Loyato, Damacio Coma
les y Nepomuceno Ortega como
agresores, y Dario Mora, en- la
cual este ultimo recibio cortadas
que le abrieron su brazo derecho
desde el codo a la mufeca, Y 4
consecuencia de su herida sc SAN
gro excesivamente. Parece que la
causa dc todo fue la demasia in-
dulgencia ell ell NAL aguardiente.
El diputado alguacil c. X. Hub
Der arresto 4 los asaltantcs los
cuales fueron afianzados en- ST 600
cada uno para su comparencia.
Hay otro asaltante tambien que
Sc arrestara hoy. Reclaman los
asaltantes que el hombre cortado,
Dario, estaba embriagado, y que
las cortadas fueron dadas en- de-
fcnsa propia.
El iuez de paz del precinto No.
3 tendra una examination preli-
minar del case. Parece que 4
Mora le ha lido bien de su herida,
y que ha recuperado 10 su6ciente
para poder dar su testimonio en-
contra de los acusados.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01

EduQuen ell NtenLre con las CaScaPets
Las Pfldoras "Candy Jathartcsn curan In cons
tlpacion permanentemente, lOc 25c. 81 no curant
10 botieario devuelve el dinero
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
In Pro de
Ia Ammonia.
la Junta del IuHeS en- Ia NOChe,
may tHtuSlaSta y muy COnCu-
rridd, Declare que no Guerra
POlitlCa en- las EIeCClO-
neS de Ciudad.
la C0NVtNCION GENERAL TEN-
ORA LUG4R La NOCHE DEL
Ola ; DE AG0SIO.

Tai como Sc esperaba, la
lunta del Lunes en- la roche.
para acordar sobre la primera
elecciou de ciudad, estuyo tan
concurrida como armoniosa.
siendo el sentimiento unanime.
como ell de uu solo hombre, en-
favor de que no haya siuo
una boleta, en- la primera elec-
cion de ciudad, compuesta de los
mejores hoinbres que tiene la
plaza, cuyo trabajo tendra que
ser harto peuoso, siendo estos los
que Sc encargaran del arduo { inn
portante trabajo de poner Ell ST.
miento sobre Ell cual ha de crecer
y proSperar nuestra querida plaza.
I'll trabajo ha de ser arduo Y
harto penoSo, como deiamos di-
cho, requiriendo mucho tempo Y
trabajo de los que 10 hagap, Y
como no ha de haber niuguna
compensation, salvo para auue-
Hos que han de dedicar todo 8 la
mayor parte de su tempo al tra-
baJo, sc necesitan hombres que
puedan hacer este sacrifcio sin
sufrirlo mucho y que tengan al
mismo tempo a pecho los mejo-
res intereses de la plaza.
La junta fue llamada al 6rden
pof Don Margarito Romero,
quien, despues de hacer este, ex-
plico en- elocuentes y bien razo-
nadas frases, ell objeto de la con-
vocacion del pueblo y los benei-
clos que deriyaria la plaza Ell
pueblo en- general, de una cleo
clon armoniosa donde no hubiera
division de partido y en- la que la
mira de todos fuera conseguir e1
mayor bien para el mayor nG-
nero.
La mesa directiva, elegida por
unanimidad, Sc compuso de los
que siguen: Presidente, Don Oc-
taviauo A. Larrazolo; vice-presi-
dentes, Don Felipe Baca y Garcia
y el DR.. B. M. Williams; secreta-
rio, Mr.. Elmer E. Veeder.
Hicieron uso de la palabra,
aconsejando la ammonia y sefia-
lando los benefcios que resulta-
rian de este, los Licenciados
O. A. Larrazolo, Eusebio Cha
con y ]. d. w. Veeder. Este Ill
timo antes de dejar ell suelo hizo
mocion que era ell sentido de la
junta, que en- las elecciones de
ciudad jamas hubiera division de
partido. Esta mocion fue someti-
da al voto y adoptada por unani-
Acord6se que la conven-
cion general sea teuida ell dia 3
de Agosto, en- la que seran nomi-
nados los candidates para ma
yor, escribano, fnariscal y cuatro
regidores. Esa convention Sc
compondra de diez delegados de
cada barrio.
FL comite central nombrado
para que llamara la convention
y las de barrio, Sc COM
puso de los sefiores Rafael Ca
llegos, Benigno Romero, Fidel
Ortiz y Zacarfas Valdez.
ell VienUre con las Cascarets.
Las PHdoras candy Oathartcsn curan la cons
tlpaclon pernanentemente, l0c 25c. 81 no curani
M hntInarin ln.IlnI.a N AlI.nt.- r. - --
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
EAST Las VEGAS NUEvO MEXICO sABADO DE AGOsTO DE

todos los prooedimientos de ID
confereucia de los partidos dc
reforma que Ia estado en- session
en- esta ciudad por los lltimos
dos dias. Fue adoptada una re-
solucion convocando una iunta
del comite eiecutivo nacioual del
Partido del Pueblo Undo en- St.
Louis, el D de Febrero, 1904.
Fue resuelto que era el deseo del
comit6 que la oonYenoion nacio-
nal sea tenida en- una fecha muy
temprana en- 1904, autes de que
sean tenidas las couvenciones de
los republicauos Y dem6cratas.
Fue nombrado un comite sobre
organization de la cual ]. A.
Edgerton es el presi6ente, para
Que organize partidos de reforma
en- todos los Estados lie la Union.
Como Estan sns.GtinonesY
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
La tienda de Don Jose Y. In

La tienda de Don Jose Y. Lu-
jan, en- la calle del Street Car,
cerca del rio, eota popularizando,
Sc mucho entire la gente, como
una de las tiendas mas baratas
que hay eli Las Vegas. III senior
Lujan hace sus compras con di-
nero al contado, no tiene que cos
tear renta de casa y por ESQ vende
lau barato. tf
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1903-08-01
los POpuliStaS.

Denver, Colo, Julio %. El
Comite Executive Nacional del
Partido del Pueblo Undo tuvo
reunion esta manana y endos6
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
FINE GhBl.F PIANO AND
$50 IN GOLD GIVEN
AWAY.
A Straight Prize Giving Contest with
no Unfair Features.

Here is the biggest, best and squar-
est prize giving contest ever conducted
in Rapid City-a magnificent S4G0. 90
Hobart M. Cable piaLo and $4,000 in
gold given away absolutely free. Fol
lowing are the conditions OF this inter-
esting contest:
On November 5, 1903, the Merchants
Protective Association of Rapid City
will give one of the famous Hobart NJ
Cable standard $4O0 pianos to the
church, lodge or other organization re-
ceiYing the largest plumber of votes up
to that date, and $4,000 in gold to the
one receiving the second largest num-
Der of votes. Tick. Us. or votes, are
now being given free with every TEN
CENT cash purchase at the store of the
merchants named below. You are en-
titled to one vote for every ten cents
you eXpend. The ballot box is 10 lated
at the store of the Tom Sweeney Hard
ware Co., where all votes must be de-
posted This beautiful piano can be
seen at the department store of the
Lathrop-Reeves Mercantile Co.
The votes are counted every week
BY an impartial committee of three re-
sponsible men from three prominent
organizations of the town. and the
standing of all contestants win be pub
lished in The UNION every FRIDAY.
Unlike other contests Of this nature,
necessary precautions have been taken
to prevent all unfair issuing of tickets
and und unfair voting. Every organi-
cation entering this contest is assured
an honest vote and fair count.
The following business men are now
issuing tickets in this contest:
Hardware-Tom Sweeney Hardware
Company
Drugs-C. D. Matteson.
Grocery and Bakery-H. w. Jones
& Co.
Dry Goods and Clothing-L Norris
| Co.
Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings
Mrs. ida Hall.
Dry Goods and Observation-Disclosures
Bros.
Groceries,. a. G. Siedenberg.
Cigars and Tobacco Ed. Selwinder.
Confectionery and Stationery-H. C..
Cambria
Meat Market-Chas. Schuster.
| Drugs-John Young.
| GrOceries-Henrv Grocery Co.
| Ladies Furnishings-Ow & Glenn
ems.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing
a snings-Lathrop Reeves
Mercantile GO.
Book. Job and Commercial Printing.
Art. W. Grid.
Meat Market-A. A, Mallow.
Fnrniture-J. ~. Behrens.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
DON'T BE A KNOCKER.

Because the Union has hoist
ed the flag of republican pros
perity and progressiveness a
former demo-pop subscriber
has notified us to stop his
paper as he does not care to
take more than one republican
paper. So far 50. good. That
is certainly the gentleman's
privilege and the Union does
not for a moment question his
good American right to stop
his subscription to any paper.
he sees fit. This however,
does not satisfy him. It is not
enough to strikesuc poignant
grief to our hearts, to stop a
subscription. No! this demo-
popo-hoWlo-cratlc party must
dip his long, keen dagger Of.
vengence IL our qnivering.
heart, 50 to speak. Our friend
has spent the greater part Of
the week in visiting our
friends and customers and tell
ing them what a black-hearted
|scapegoat the editor is for cast
ing his vote with the party Of
progress, prosperity and pa
Es1: IS. fact that iii
this part ocular case the party
has no influence among people
who pay for what they get
does not alter the virtues Of the
case. He is what is known as
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17

a ''knocker." If a mans policy
does not suit him he knocks. "
If the town is about to make a
move of some kind and he can
not SEGA big, fat lump for him
self he knocks. His policy
is to "get it all myself or see
that the other fellow doesn't
get it anyway
Any man with such a dispo-
sition is simply to be pitied.
He does no harm at home,
where his knocking" proc1ivi-
ties are known and laughed at.
He hurts no ones feelings, and
he certainly Injuries no ones
business, for the very good
reason his class handles no
business. They belong to the
sidewalk whittlers. They are
the bench warmers in summer
and the free lunch grabbers in
the winter. During the last
five days we have closed con
tracts for S702 of NEW business
for this paper for the coming
year and our ''knocker" has
camped our trail every day.
May his shadow never dwind1e!
We even hope he may prosper.
IF he does he may be in
duced to pay SLABS subscrip-
ton he owes this paper. That's
the kind Of support a paper
lives on! Ten years subscrib-
er and never paid a cent?!
We have taken his name
from our list and we did SO
with a feeling, Of relief. We
will send that paper to a good
man; to a man, who, perhaps,
may not agree with us polite
ally, but to one who likes tc
see his brother prosper even
though he may not vote with
him. There are plenty of them
We are proud of their patron
age and we are going to give
them their moneys worth.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
PROBABLY a NEW SUGAR
TARIFF LAW.

Those European countries
which were party to the Brus-
sells agreement which will COM
p1etely circumvent the coun-
tervailing duty imposed by the
I United States and which will,
I'm the opinion of leading treas
nfy officials, make necessary
the enactment OF a new sugar
tariff law at the next session
Of congress. The new agree
ment provides for the cartel
system" by which uniform
price IS agreed upon at which
sugar for export shall be sold
for domestic use. The profits
OF the entire output, both do
r1estic and export, will then
be pooled and divided evenly.
By this means the producers
will be able to nndersell the
American producer as they
were under the bounty system.
The foreign consumer will
virtually pay the bounty inthe
form Of an increased price, and
the United States, in the abb
sence Of a specific bounty, will
be unable to assess the coun-
tervailing duty intended to off
act the bounty.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
j.PID CITY, S. D., JULY II, 'o3
'EP YOUR EYE ON THE
UNION.
7.
siFIP

aThe Unions business has in
Eased at least two hundred
r. cent in the last week. Our
;esses are hun1ming on job
Tinting and our subscription
SITS swelling so we have had
5order a new book to accomo-
ate it. Commencing with
1r next issue we will print
We pages to home instead of
sur as heretofore. Before the
nd Of the present year we ex-
,ect to discard 'patent" alto
ether. We are going to print
he home news and all of it. We
10 not intend to ex patiate upon
he probability Of the Khedive
IF Egypt taking a vacation on
he upper Nile next sumner,
nor will the color of King Ed
wards neckties engross our
attention or occupy our space.
We DO intend to keep a close
watch Of what transpires in
the Southern Black Hills.
Correspondents are now being
secured at the different camps
and postofhces in this section.
As soon as this is done we will
give more real news to our
readers than any other two
papers in this county. Keep
your eye on the Union. 2
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
THE BLACK HILLS sTooKMAN

Realizing that one paper
cannot properly cover the field
at this point we have decided
to separate the Stockman from
the Union. This will not be
done ID the future as it has
been done in the past. Hereto
fore one man has attempted to
edit, prepare matter, etc. for
both papers. We know that no
one can do this work and
dc justice to either paper and
So have engaged the services Of
4 thor ughly comp tent man in
the person Of Mr. Burt Cole,
VIII ohas leased the SSockman
for a year and who will have
comp Sc charge Of .tlle publ
cation. Mr. Cole has tile right
IDEAS to make a splendid sue
cess sc tile Ste cksnarl. He is
arranging for i weekly letter
Sc news from each section COW
/ cred by the 4 and will
81 ave d weekly 'tte1 y raph report
of tlie condition of the stock
maj kef Up to time Of going
rs nress. &c his feature alone
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
FILLED ORDERS.

Hartley Journal: A few
years ago the democrats de-
manded work for their idle
sons.
They got it. Never SO many
people employed as now,
They wanted idle capital to
be employed. They got it.
They wanted to see the army
Of tramps mustered out.
They are gone.
They wanted to see the
smoke coming from the stacks
of the shelters, mills and fac
tories.
1t came and now some of
them are kicking about the
smoke nuisance.
They wanted the savings
bank deposits increased.
Never SO large as at present.
They demanded more money
Tie circulation must be in
creased per capita.
They got it. It has increas-
ed with marvellous rapldity for
seven years.
They demanded that one
dollar be just as good as
another.
They got it. That is the
kind we have now, and they
can get all the silver and pap
er they want at any bank.
They demanded the markets
of the world for their surplus
products and goods.
They got it so quick it al
most dazzled them.
They wanted us to stop Dor.
rowing money in Europe.
We stopped it and Europe
is now borrowing money from
us.
They wanted Cuba liberat-
led.
It has been done.
They wanted the rights Of
our people maintained at home
and abroad.
1t has been done.
What they really wanted the
worst was what the republi.
cans promised.
An honest dollar and a
chance to earn it.. =
They got it and it is mighty
heartily accepted.
# they want more things o.
this sort they can get them
from the same source by ''loop-
ing the loop" and stand by the
republican party. Plenty OF
fatted calf and IS karat rings,
and to spare.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
WEATHER FORECAST FOR JULY.

18th to I9th-Storm wave. Storms
Of wind, rain and hail in Kentucky
Tennessee, the Carolinas and Virgil
Mas. Heavy thunder storms in
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and p ennsyl-
vania.
Goth to 24th-Cool period. Cool
nights over Central and Eastern
section. Seasonable througouo Mid
die Atlantic and New England
States. Drouth in extreme West
and Northwest.
25th to 27th-Tornado period.
Damaging wind storms and lorna
does in Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
bama and Georgia. Destructive hail
in Iowa, Mimi. and the Dakotas.
Heavy rainfall in Central MISSISSIPPI
pi.and Ohio river valleys.
18th to 3IstSultry period. In-
tense heat with great prostration
from sunstroke in S. W., Central
and Middle Atlantic States. Tempt.
103 at FIT. Smith, 100 at Vicksburg,
50 at Chattanooga, 100 at Cincinnati,
50 at Pittsburg and 50 at Philadel.
phia.
Both the temperature and the
rainfall will be at about the usual
July normals, except in Tennessee
and the Carolinas, where there will
be some marked excuses in rainfall.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-17
MI5ssz7M SPECIAL REDUCED
[Tf:iItl|asA 15s4 EXCURSION

Ea9sr5SSslzIss$1 RATES.
will be in effect from all points on the
Chicago 81 North western railway for
the occasions named below:
Travellers Protective Association at
Indianapolis, June 8 to IA.
Modern Woodmen of America at In
dianapolis, June II to "a.
National Educational Association at
Boston, July to 10.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Sarato-
ga Springs, N. Y, July to 10.
United Christian Endeavor, Denver,
July 9 to 10.
Epworth League, Detroit, July 10 to
10th.
B. P, 0. E., Baltimo ore, July 81 to %.
G. A. r. meeting at San Francisco,
August II to %.
For information as to rates, dates
sale, etc, of these or other occasions,
call upon the local ticket agent Of the
Northwestern Line.
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As a prominent republican
has recently said, ''leave the
tariff alone and keep leaving it
alone. = It is the general
effect" OF our tariff laws that
causes conservative men to
urge letting it alone, and not
the few special and isolated
flaws that may be picked III it..
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Bulls. Bulls. Bulls,

Do you want q bull2 / have them,
most any age. All Herefords except
one 5-year-old Shorthorn. d Prices to
suit you. Call and see me, or write.
E. Bryce Reed, Box IA, Rapid City,
South Dakota. 6-22
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New Northwestern Train.

Effective May 10th, straight pass
senger train will be put in service be-
tween Chadron and Casper, leaving
chadron daily except Sunday at $40 a.
M, Crawford, 7:22 q. M, arriving at
one p. m. East bound leave Casper
33:l5 p. M, Crawford GOT p. M, arriy-
Ing at 10 p m.
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will be Of great value to cattle
menand those who wish to keep
in touch with the markets.
First issue will appear this
week.
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Fourth of Ju1yPrest. Roose-
welt sent a cable message
completely around the world
by way of the new American
Pacific cable just completed.
It took just twelve minutes
time.