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El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24
EN- Ell LADO DEL PUEBLO.

ssEl Nuevo Mexicano de Santa Fe
ha sido ell mas determinado de todos
los papeles del Territorio en- oposicion
al movimiento de estado consolidate.
Felizmente para todos los concernidos,
las miras del Nuevo Mexicano sobre
ese objeto recibiran ell endosamiento
del pueblo de ambos Nuevo Mexico y
Arizona. Para mas SECURE, al tempo
de escribir este parece del TODD pro-
bahle que Ell Senado de los Estados
Unidos pasara ell proyecto de estado
consolidate, pero del otro modo no es
menos probable que los votantes de
estos territories hagan confession cor
ia de cualquier constitution que sea
tornado bajo csc proyecto. Ell Nuevo
Mexicano esta bien. "-Socorro Chief
tain.
Las gracias del Nuevo Mexicano a
su valioso colega de Socorro. En- es-
ia instancia como en- todas las otras
cuestiones p1blicas, ell Nuevo Mexica-
no esta en- ell lado del pueblo y comba-
tiendo por sns mejores ~intereses, sin
miras de los a~ntojos y deseos de los
pocos politicos de Albuquerque quie-
mes quieren hacer fortuna con su es-
queleto dc estado consolidate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24
ATENc1oN sUsCRIToREs.

De ahora en- adelante no Sc dara ca
bida en- este semanario q ningunas no
ticias de casamiento, defuncion 9 reso-
luciones de condolences a no q que
~aquellos que las manden queden suje-
tos q pagan 10 que Sc les cobre por las
nismas. ST tales noticias hacen n
columna complete Sc cobraran dos Pc
SOS y Sc madaran diez ndmeros del pa
pei que contenga la noticia, y 81 hacen
media columna, SO cobrara un peso y
Sc mandarin cinco nhmeros del papel
que contenga Ia noticia. Proveido
ademas, que 81 las noticias hacen mas
que una columna ell pago sera mas.
Hacemos este debido al POGO espacio
que tenemos, y para dar cabida q tales
noticias tenemos que dejar algunas de
nuestras noticias importantes fuera.
Toda communication debera dirigirse q
Ia New Mexican Printing Company,
Santa F6, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Ell Socorro Chieftain.. esta satisfecho
con la mane en- la cual ell Juez Frank
w. Parker esta presidiendo en- el pre-
sente termino de la corte de distrito
del condado de Socorro y pone este
sentimiento en- sus Columns editorial
les como sigue: "El Hon. Frank W.
Parker tiene la reputation de e uno
de los mejores jueces en- Ell banco de
Nuevo Mexico, y su manera de condu.
cir este, su primer termino de corte
por Ell condado de Socorro, ampliamen'
tie justifica esa reputation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24
NOTICIAS LOCALES.

La Sra. John Koury anuncia regalos
de Navidad muy importantes. Vayan
a la tienda Y los veran.
Ell agente H. S. Lutz, del ferrocarril
Santa F6, Sc halla otra vez en- CANA a
causa de enfermedad.
La esposa de Celso Lopez, que ha
estado bastante enferma por las pasa-
das dos semanas Sc %encuentra muy
mejorada.
A segun Ell c~alendario, el martes y
ell microbes fueron los dias mas cor
tos del ano. Ell microbes fue el CO.
mienzo del invierno.
Varios casos nuevos de enfermeda-
des contagiosas han sido reportados
4 las autoridades de la ciudad. Uno
de ellos esta en- la casa de German Ar
milo, en- la Gale de Vargas.
Ell diputado alguacil r. G. Huber ha
regresado de un viaje a Progreso y
Pinos Wells. Fue en- busca de eviden-
cia ADDITIONAL para la identidad de los
asesinos del lamentado Coronel Cha
yes
Leopoldo, de cinco amos de edad 81
hijo del Sr. y Ia Sra. Celso Lopez, fa-
llecio el jueves pasado despues de una
breve enfermedad de dos dias. Ell
funeral Sc verified en- la tarde del mis-
mo dia y fue privado.
Los hombres que han estado en-
pleados hacienda las cabanas para Ia
nueva frecuentacion veraniega or Ell
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24
Nuevo Mexico Demanda ell
Estado al Congreso 58vo.
Por Derecho y en- Justicia'
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tado.
roOos IduALrs EN- ARIZONA Y NuEvo MEXICO.

En- Arizona ell pueblo esta todavia
mas fuerte en- contra de estado conso-
lidado con Nuevo Mexico, que 10 que
esta ell del Solano Territorio, y aqui su
oposicion es bastante fuerte como to-
dos 10 saben. Durante las dos sema-
mas pasadas, y desde que la agitacion
de estado consolidate ha comenzado
en- Washington, juntas en- masa publ.
cas- han sido tenidas en- todas parties
del hermano territorio, en- t0das las
cuales fuertes resoluciones en- contra
de estado consolidate fueron pasadas.
Estas estuvieron muy bien atendidas.
Cuerpos de condado, cuerpos de CO.
mercio, ~aposentos de concrete, clubs
~comerciales, y otras organizaciones
representatives, han pasado %estrenuas
resoluciones en- contra del proyecto
de estado consolidate de Hamilton.
La ~entrevista de Mr.. Rodey de dos Sc
manas pasadas, en- la cual hizo 81 aten-
tado de decirle al pueblo de los Esta-
dos Unidos que So por ciento de los
votantes de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona
favorecian estado consolidate, ha re-
cibido atencion tambien, pero de min
gun modo atencion favorable. Els uni
versalmente denunciada por la prem
sa del territorio. La Gaceta de Phoenix
comenta sobre la misma y ell senti-
miento existente en- Arizona como ST.
que en- su entrega del dia 15 del CO.
rriente:
EEL IMACINARIO MR.. RODEY.
"El pueblo de Nuevo Mexico en- la
Ultima election Sc elev6 altamente
cuando vote a Mr.. Rodey a la vida
privada. Ninguna prueba mas fuerte
podia haberse dado que una mayoria
de los ciudadanos de nuestro hermano
territorio estaba opuesta a estado con-
solidado, y todavia Mr.. Rodey sale con
Ell disparate que 65 por ciento del pue-
bio. de Nuevo Mexico esta en- favor de
estado consolidate.
'sTales aserciones . suticientes
malas en- vista del derrumbamiento
que Sc le did en- Noviembre, pero to-
davia sigue mas adelante diciendo que
los tenedores de o6cinas territoriales
de Arizona estan hacienda fuerza
crear la impression que hay fuerte opo-
sicion a union con Nuevo Mexico. 81
la ~entrevista de arriba esta ~correcta
Mr.. Rodey, esta va sea muy ignorante
de los sentimientos del pueblo de Ari-
iona 8 deliberadamente esta hacienda
fuerza engafar.
'sEn los dltimos dos AMOS cada cuer-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Mientras que los papeles del oriente
generalmente por los recla
mos de Nuevo Mexico por estado se-
parade y mientras que q algunos de
ellos les agrada mucho 81 Democratic
Philadelphia Record, tiran calumnia
sobre calumnia en- contra del pueblo
de este territorio, d la yez que period
cos del oeste estan generalmente en- el
lado opuesto y estan ayudandole a es-
ia comunidad q obtener 10 que tan JUS
tamente le pertenece, q saber, estado
separado bajo su presente nombre.
The Colorado Springs Gazette, un Pc
riodico infiuyente habla del estado Co
mo sigue:
"Nuevo Mexico ha sido por muchc
tempo I'm territorio y es ahora una dc
las fertiles y a~caudaladas comunida'
des productivas del oeste. Els gran
de en- la cria de su ganado mayor y
menor, en- sus minas de ORGY en- 81
maravillosa fruta y productos de agri
lcultura. De los cuatro territories er
Question Ia injusticia mas grande 81
hecha a Nuevo Mexico, que por tant'
tempo Sc lie ha prometido estado y s.
le quiere dar ahora media rebanada.
"Arizona, por 10 consiguiente, e
merecedora'de un lugar en- la herman
dad de estados. 8 Ninguna-- comunida'
esta dando pasos mas .grandes gu
Arizona. Esta aumentando en- popr
~lacion q saltos, y su industrial miner
que ha sido descubierta 1ltimament
hara al estado uno de.los mejores 9
, TODD ell oeste en- pocos AMOS"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24
Blancos Legaies.

Los blancos legales Sc venden tni-
camente por dineroe en- mano vel dine
70 debe acompanar a Ia 6rden. Guam
do ordeneis mandad q raz6n de cinco
centavos por cada blanco, 4 menos
que ordeneis por docenas. Los blan-
0 pequenos Sc venden a 25 centavos
por docena y los grandes 4 81 por do
cena. Tambien recibemos sellos dc.
correo por cualquier cantidsd..
Compafta Imp. Del Nuev0 Nsuisuns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Agentss para prosusar suse.saaonss - nece-
dtsn en- todas parties ~ tsrritorio. 30 pags-
,An comisionss kbsralsk pix1janss { u Com
sania Imprssora ~ N.svo Nsriesnc por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

En- Nurvo NnxzcASo - envis 4 todas las
estafetss en- 4 Nusvo MIxico. y tiene una CIR
culacion grands y ersoisnts sntrs IL gsnte In
tsligents , psogrstva - sadossts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Los j6venes que Sc dedican al ira
bajo y sus s~'jolitas" sin du-
da tendran con que hacer regalos de
Navidad, mientras que los amantes de
los naipes Sc quedaran suspirando.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Ell Nuevo Mexicano les manda a to-
dos sus suscritores sus mas cordiales
felicitaciones de Navidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24


20 de concrete, cada cuerpo de super
visores y cada organization polftica en-
Arizona han pasado r~esoluciones en-
de estado consolidate. Com
pletamente 20 por ciento del pueblo de
Arizona esta inequivocamente opues-
to al mismo y asi votara 81 le es some
tida la question. La imagination de
Mr.. Rodey es una cosa maravillosa. >
Y 81 dia 16 del corriente 81 papel di-
|jo:
''TODO ARIZONA EN- CONTRA.
IA causa de un error tipograico Ia
|Gaceta dijo en- su entrega de aver que
completamente 20 por ciento del pue'
bio de Arizona esta inequivocamente
opuesto al (estado consolidado) y vo
tara asi 81 Sc lie somete la question
Deberia de haber leido 'Completamen
to 80 por ciento del pueblo de Arizoni
lesta inequfvocamente opuestoa esta
do consolidate; y podemos seguir ma
adelapte en- decir que 90 por ciento vo
taran IN contra de la question de ha
Ger un estado de Arizona y Nuevo M
xico. ST la proposition es sometida
votacion, no hay la mas mfnima dud
de que Ell pueblo votara unanimemer
te en- contra del mismo.
Capitalists, hombres de negocio'
hombres PROFESSIONALS, mercaderes,
aquellos cuyo dnico interes en- la vid
es vivir estan opuestos d estado col
solidado, porque hay toda razon po'
que tai cosa debe 9 forzad
sobre nosotros y ninguna buena razc
q su favor. Ademas hay un sent
miento en- connection cor la lealtad d
pueblo que esta mas fuerte que TODD
demas y es que es innecesario para
congreso'que caste 81 dinero para.t
ner una election"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

rss leyes n ~ nsAsass Uusass rsquisren
. cusIquisra psrsoaa YsUnst - un perio-
dico misntrss ooatnns tsnAnAsee = sstaze
ia. aunque d tisnvc ~ esd - su'crip'o
hsya expirado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1904-12-24

Entire pajas reclinado.
En- el portal de Belen
Sc vic la gloria este dia;
Pues que naci6 de Maria
Jesucristo nuestro bien.
Reclinado en- su pesebre
Lo vemos muy halagusno,
Recien nacido Jesus
En- el rigor del invierno.
De la Vfrgen mas hermosa,
De madre pura y sin mancha
Nacio Jesus nuestro bien
Por salvar a la raza humane.
Las estrellas en- ell cielo
A crudof rio ~brillaban,
Adorando al Nino Dios
Reclinado entire las pajas.
Naci6 en- la mayor pobreza
FL reg de la gloria santa,
En- una noche nevosa
Que en- Belen no halo posada.
Sc ilumino aquel portal
Con rayos de luz que manan
Jesus, Maria y Jose
Con su poderosa gracia.
Del hermoso resplandor
La n ula bruta Sc espanta,
Y doblando sus rodilias
AL Nino Dios adoraba.
;Oh cuanta no fue la gloria
En- aquella morada santa,
En- noche tan tenebrosa,
En- tan iria madrugada!
Que ell buey con ser animal
All yer la gloria cercana
Adorando al Nino Dios
Con ell baho lie calentaba.
iCristo Naci6! dice ell gallo
Aleteando con las alas;
iCristo Naci6! y por tres veces
Les grita ell gallo a las almas.
A las doce de la noche
Sc vic en- Belen luz tan clara
Ore los coros celestiales
AL Nino Dios adoraban.
Gloria! Gloria! GLORIA! a Dios,
Gloria! a Emanuel firme escala;
Que en- las alturas del cielo
Nos abre feliz entrada.
Y paz a los hombres que
En- la TERRA desgraciada'
Les lego su redencion
De tanto siglo esperada.
A los tres dias vinieron
Los tres Orientales Magos
A rendirle sus diademas,
Sus dones y sus trabajos.
Alumbrados de una e~strella
Llegan al portal deseado,
Endonde hallaron al Nino
Entire pajas reclinado.
Orc, incienso y mira ofrecen
AL Rey de los cielos santos;
por ser ell Rey de los Reyes,
Senior de TODD 10 criado.
Mientras ~nosotros morales
Vivimos tan descuidados;
aQue no lie damos al Nino
De nuestro pecho un regalo?
Pues en- frfvolos deleites
Pasamos elF tempo iingratos!
Sin darle al Recien NacidO
Nj esperanza que 10 amamos.
iVamos amigos, no seamos
Tan d~escuidados y malos,
Vamos ad orando-al Nino
Con amor y pecho casio!
iVamos amigos y vamos
Adorando q nuestro Dios
Y ofreciendole cada uno,
Ell cuerpo, alma y corazon.
Yo to adore Jesus milo,
Senior de inmensa grandeza,
En- tan extrafa probeza
Y tiritando de frio.
De sus tesoros los reyes
Os ofrecieron sus dones,
Y nos, nuestros corazones
Para obedecer tus leyes.
Tu carload en- Ell orc,
En- la mira tn passion,
En- incienso tn oracion
TIE ofresco porque tie adore.
Ell darte algo es de razon,
Por Ni1o recien nacidc,
Junto con 10 va ofrecido
w "a dow mi ooro1or Noo
Los ~j6venes que Sc dedican al ira
ljo y conservan sus 'jolitas" sin du-
! tendran 0 que hacer regalos de
minntras nna los amantac IA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
Word BIinuness.

Some curious instances of the phys
icaI defect of word blindness' are
given in the Lancet. The disease is.
fortunately, uncommon. In one case
the sufferer, an Englishman, 81 years
of age, who knew Greek, Latin and
French we'll, suddenly lost all knowl-
edge OF English, though he could read
and understand Greek perfectly and
Latin and French in rather smaller
degree. Another and almost more
curious case was that OF a man who
lost the power of reading at sight.
This patient was able to write accur-
ately from dictation, but was com.
pletely unable to read what he had
written. Word blindness is apparently
akin to color blindness. but is certain
ly attended by much more ;nconver-
tent consequences
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
A Dangerous Weed.

While ti1G Improvement clubs are
giving attention to the removal OF
unsightly weeds they should not for
get the most noXiOus OF all. the
widows weeds, which oyerrun and
infest the whole city. If the Thou
sand Widows Assoc alton could be
induced to lay aside ;repe and then
chirk up bit, it would no doubt be
a heavy blow to the undertakers, but
it would act like tonic to many
people who come here to regain
health. If you cannot help mourn
ing, do it in the privacy of your own
home. but give to the world smiles
and bright tints. Assumed mourning
and crepe and bombazine is nothing
else-is an offense to religion, sani-
tary science and common sense. De-
stroy the widows weeds.-Ralph Ell.
hot Fields Wealth"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16

All the railroads operating in Az
kansas Will contest the recent assess
ment made by the state board OF
railway assessors The Choctaw took
action several days ago, and secured
a temporary injunction restraining
the secretary of state from certifying
Cotton Belt and knasas City Southern
took like action yesterday with til"
same result. Judge Van Deventer. OF
the United States court of appeals d
ST. Paul. acted in all the cases. The
Cotton Belt and Kansas City South
ern were both assessed S16.S00 last
year, being nearly twice the amount
of the assessment of 1902. This year
the assessment of both roads was
raised from $16,S00 to S17,500 per
mile. Upon mileage of 5t6.S7 miles.
the total valuation nf the main track
of the Cotton Belt this year is 5000,
225, as compared with $294S.395 i'll
1902. The total assessment on the
main track of the Kansas City South
ern, upon a mileage of 1851, is $S49-
45O, while in 1902 it was 1864 .O50.
f. B. Pierce, attorney in Arkansas.
for the Rock Island, has raised an
interesting question in his complaint
He contends that the assessment is
void, as the law creating the state
board and making the governor a
member of it is unconstitutional. A
paragraph in his camplaint reads:
"The statute of Arkansas in making
the governor member Of the board
OF railroad commissioners, FOR the pur=
pose of assessing railroad property in
the state of Arkansas is void in this,
that it is not within the power OF
the general assembly to confer upon
the governor, and the governor is not
authorized to exercise any other duties
| in connection with the administration
OF the state government than those
| conferred on such of the state OF Al
| kansas
The board of railroad commissioners,
| like all other boards in the state, was
created by the legislature. The plaint-
/ if company will claim that this act
Oh the part Of the general assembly
was unconstitutional
This is the first time the question
las been raised ad it is conceded that
! il has considerable force.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
When Royalty Hunts.

When royalty goes hunting every
precaution is taken to maintain COM
plete privacy. Experienced foresters
and huntsmen alone are permitted to
penetrate into the vast coverts. ~
unauthorized visitor can hope to ven
ture unchallenged far beyond the out
skirts of the preserves at any season.
King Edwards achievements in the
forest and at the coyer-side are well
known. He has helped these many
years to depopulate the coverts of all
tbe hest shooting estates in Great
Britain, and has shown himself inter
ested in the rearing of the pheasants
on his own place in Sandringham.
Grouse, red deer AID roebuck find
him equally skilled, and he probably
owes his robust health in some meas
are to his delight in open-air sports.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
INTRODUCED A WAR SONG.
When Jules Lumbard First Sang "TF
Battle Cry of Freedom"

When Jules Lumbard First Sang "Thc
Battle Cry Of Freedom
A big, broad dchested, broad-shoul
dered old man, with long snow-whitc
hair and white mustache, dignified
courtly, afTahle. generous and synpa-
thetic-;a!s is Jules Lumb bard. the f.,
nous singer OF patriotic songs back ir
three sccre years and four, has j
been admitted to the Nebraska b"
and viii OPEN az Office in Omaha I,
practice,
One afternoon in the summer o.
1862, 5000 Haen were crowded into tie
old Court House square in Chicago.
Excitement was at fever heat. Re
cr,1its We're signing by the hundreds
in Chicago every day. The 5000 men
crowded into the old Court House
square were listening to speeches.
speeches full of the fire and elo-
quence of patriotism. Jules I.umbard,
big, erect, handsome, came elbowing
his way through the crowd and mount
ed the platform. Just as he went up
the steps George r. Root slipped a
piece of paper into his hands.
"Sing it, he cried eagerly. 1T Is
lust written The ink was not yet
%<y.
The singer felt his splendid voice
grow in his throat. He went to the
front Of the platform, flung aside his
hat, tossed back his luxuriant hair,
glanced at the simple words and mn
sic of the song and in those resonant
tones-then at their strongest and
best-taught The Battle Cry OF Free
dom" to 5000 men That night the
recruiting station was full.-Philadel.
phia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
OLD CORNER STONES
sARsAR RoUS CUSTOM THAT ONCE
PREVAILED.
IV.ng Human Beings Walled Into
Masonry by Builders of CIa-Time
Castles-How Inhunan Mother Sac.
riticed Child for Gold.

very terrible in it's sinister signi-
'icance is the custom of putting coins
under the foundation stone of a build
Ing about TO be erected
For these pieces of gold and silver
aud bronze are the latter day eauiva-
tents of the human beings that would
once have been inundated there and
mere lmmured. They constitute the
ransom for blood that by rights
should be she'd but is not.
Ihls latter terrible use was at one
time ~eil-nigh universal, and traces
OF 1t survive almost everywhere. In
many parts OF Europe for instance.
"hen the hole is dug to receive this
same foundation stone the masons will
entjce to the spot some stranger. Then
While one engages him i'll conversatio
another will creep behind and meas
ure his shadow. Il measure stick be-
'ns afterward buried and mortar
stamped down on top of it. Or they
prepare tiny coffin. inside which is
doll, for use in the same way. oY
rude images OF babies in swaddlins
And in not few out-of-the way
parts Of the world, whose inhabitants
stand psychically about where we did
twenty centuries ago, the original Gus
tom still prevails in all its primitive
hideousness. Only last year at Mosdok
III the Caucasus thlee builders were
arrested for kidnapping and numbering
lad. whose body they afterward built
Into the foundations of a over they
We're erecting
In 1865 two children, boy and a
girl, were similarly consigned to a liv>
Ing grave by some laborers working
Oh blockhouse at Duga. in Asiatic
Turkey
p house that was being built at
Scutari became shaky. A wise man"
whose advice was sought decreed that
the defect would increase unless a hu.
! man victim were walled into the
foundations. So the three brothers
who we're working at it agreed among
themselves to immediate and immure
the first Of their wives who came to
the place to bring them food.
Similar instances might be multi.
piled indefinitely. In 1855, when Hols-
worthy church in Devonshire, Eng.
land, was being restored skeleton
with a mass of mortar plastered over
the mouth was found imbedded in an
angle OF the building.
That the castle of Liebenstein might
stand impresnable a child was bought
| for hard cash # it's peasant mother
| and walled into the donjon tower
/, A roll was given the little one to
/, eat while the masons were at work
| and the unnatural parent stood by to
! quiet it in case it cried out. Mother
can see you," laughed the child when
| the wall was breast high. Mother,
see little Of you still" Then, wall
ingly: Mother, see nothing Of you
now
In the museum at Algiers is a p]as
ter cast Of the mold left by the body
Of one Geronimo, who was built into
a block Of concrete in the angle of the
fort In the sixteenth century.-St
Louis Globe.Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
fhe Foundation Ct All Fiction,

FOR all readers there comes time
wnen love, and plenty Of it, is indis-
pensable: and this is the one taste
chat lasts. Those penny novels, by
the aid of whict girls on the way to
work give thei1 mind a holiday, read
ing with panied. anxious expression,
coming back to the world with a start
when tickets are demanded, have kut
ttis pne subiect.-The Queen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
What You Cannot Afford

You cannot afford to do without DR. Hoschee's
German Syrup in the house if any of your FAM
i1y have consumpt,ve tendency, or if catarrhs,
colds or bronchial affections are frequent visit
itors. German syrup is a recognized and relia-
BILE remedy for consumption and the finest thing
OH earth for the throat and lungs. It will
promptly check colds and is an infalliable REM
edy for ;croup. German Syrup will keep the
children healthy. Trial bottle, 2Sc, Big bottle
sc. AT al druggists. J A. COLE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16
Cniv Too WillinQ.

"What?" grumbled Mr.. De Sember,
"a marble tombstone for your pet
dog? Huh! I'll wager you wouldn't
provide as much for me-"
"Oh, yes" replied his young wife,
demurely. "Id be glad to-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-16

Just keep your eyes on Bruce-s
|hoto allery.
k-For drinks try the Valley sa-
J. Fred Senyard.
.Dr. T. G. Edgar leaves today for
three weeks vacation.
Nice 1urnlsnea room tor rent, ap-
y at 421 West Fifth West avenue.
Green River whisky at the VAL
saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
For beer, cigars and liquors cali
Valley saloon. Fred Senydrd.
tprietor.
Rye, whole wheat and homemade
ead at Mrs. E. Hoffman's, No. 1os
st Ninth avenue.
The city treasurer's bo ks will
)e in few days. Pay your yehi.
and license tax and save the pen
Is and fines.
I'VE buy and sell all kinds OF sec
hand goods; also pack and ship
|iture. Sidney Helms, 21O West
bnd avenue. Both Phones.
Why bake your own bread when
can get homemade bread, whole
It, rye, and graham breads and
hnuts from Mrs. Hoffman, No.
East Ninth avenue?
Fw estimates and prices on all
Of upholstering. Work done
pity and neatly. Call or tele.
W. S. Beard, Twelfth avenue
tate street. Old phone, 896.
accordance with the instruc
Of the city council last nisht
cial policeman was sent out
orning to see that all the weed;:
cut on the city streets and al
hef Culpepper of the police
Is busy today collecting the
tax from delinquents. Mr.. Cul-
says only about half of the
who own carriages have paid
this year.
Minnie kinser has opened
Fesslng, manicuring and sham
parlor at the Grand Leader.
nser also carries large as
OF artificial hair goods. All
ted to call.
esfam was received this morn
puncing the serious illness OF
meek, an employe of the Cot
railroad, at Tyler, Texas.
Peck IS not expected to live
is in this city.