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LOST AND FOUND.

S~~<~>~~~-->~~->-~S-~~~~~~~-
day afternoon. between Union and Sarah o.,
inEt0n. Bindell ie41M.
BROG- H-Lost. Monday nIrht. brooch fla
in"nd and pearl setting. Liberal reward ir re-
turned. OF Information. 10 1894 S. jefferson.
FOUND-Harris'. new store where thcv se!I
nest shoes 10 81 Louis for 81. AZ y. Sixth st.
bdwsc EidTeth and ds1y .ei feT fur and rs3ff
sunday night. Finder return 10 Jesse C.9blc
1ssi fIzel and receive toward.
HORSE Lost. horse and express wagon. with
trunk addressed l'echman Hotel Return and
receive reward. 4r)2 Olive.
NECKPtECF-Lost. on broadway or olive.
between Nandery"orts and Bars. light silver
gas neimar.
NOTICE is hereby gwen ,rat two ~ notes
,ober j. 1901 payable ninety fsOl days after .hcir
nnie n 70 the order OF A. @. Edwards & Sons
ior he sum o. 6Ve ,bousaas @ ~ alaes sse "a
erd bearing interest at the rate Of fou- ard one
aiuty 10 each 81 Which % when @ i;.'n io.. was s' at,
rent are the pnpery f ts nsTs,E.s sa
have riiscarried IN N. Unttea States mail and
0fTfpz any a6R. asni, RasS.assan asa
csstn'tf 81 ton.s Bank, wd po'6si 81 9o. Y ,n.
ayes.. or Seventh and Morgan sts: a rcii Of
napers. fbarI, Finder XII be Iewarded by sending
Eighth st. '''' i's ~
PlCTuRE-Lost. miniature brooch picture OF
my child, surrounded by paris: possibly on
olive car. Reward IL returned. 1854 McPhsr-
son. Mrs. sschs.
IIS-Lost. gold pin: three-ieaf clover with
opal IN each leaf. Reward II returned to Mise
A Hansen. 43D y. Fourth ct.
POCkFTBooK-Lost. Christmas Eve pocket
book, containing currency and stamp photos:
hoeral reward d. p. Smith. 1878 Kennett pace.
WATCH-Lost. lady's watch and pin be-
tween SIS Larni ard Broadway. and Carroll.
Reward. Return to sic Larni st.
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a HONE FOR EVERY foDT: book OF ia
Illustrations 4 city, town ard country rssi-
G.he-s and cottage. s'ut fJ- 30 ceuJg. J 3.
It=G. architect. iiJ Locust. - I,oIla
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stcuOETapircrs.
"~~>>>-~~~.-~~--~>~"~-~
s'Tt%DGE hPHFsI;S- Eailr0ad. 50 So. cCn SIS.
machinery. 50. electrical 81: ic 81: ether
vacancies: bo5i: Fl free LriEh B-s.. {, n.u-y
WANT" - Recruits for the L. :. Marine
SoTps. ahla- -n"dicd unmarried men. be:W"-n
u And ~: good character. must speak. .eai
ana wr:te English: MARINES ser.e at sea on
m"n-of war in all parts Of tn" World. land
In our lsiaFd posscsslor6. ana 1T naval stations
IN Tinted States. Apply Recruiting Office, Post
offce h!dE.. Eighth and Olive SIS: -: Louis.
huiitirg 81. Joseph. Mo. and 30 Church ST,
Nashville. Ienr.
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. el.a aEG TO- store. -a-
rtr OaIy !75. Eii I.asf
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WATGH-Lost. lady's watch and pin, be-
tween sis LamI and Broadway and Carroll.
Reward Return to sic Larni ST.
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god location !'r4as-
EN Il. Rsuubl!c.
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Furniture and Garnet Sale.

SECpNu-H ND furniture stoves. earn.
ChLnn and E!a..ELlr--. ~ -..lL 81. 6 .-oL--..-.-
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HELP WsNTED-FEMALE.
sIOusc work.


HELP w.,TED-EENALE
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EousryorE
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iIPl S.'ill.is-''"gi h.nscelrl 5Gsi 1"os .
! IIDt -r,,ll.I mi ET,rter Woman 'aIi Nor.
{ Kan
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! !i't Nt-HIi,l.-trlrl svr general hpu.t"'Ih =!
80 ti1hTn"-
70, Sh@IiH--o.h fpr genera! housewoik
~ i'Nluhn 81
t.,l.. I.I D.. -,'-5,- a., . ,.,,--I i,grIsIv,orI
+.st t',Iti,r,.t.,, mn" '
--
ti', -I-IIi.l.. Girl for general hpusGWork at
..fF air t'uor-..U ua,.
.E,,5, -.-,,--.,7 I,-71--,,,--I- -.
80. s.. GorrI..,, r.,'
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| 49, 90. ,..ti'i' ''"t N''' ''' H'''.'' '''
| ..rE., 49,, - p, --i -
lea 'F-. '.' --i'ti'' i'r"s' me N-
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$40. =l.,.lEI. Young .fri Z. ts.I-t In general
i'' nt'. MA n.' h'H7 gil with hrFi-rln's
''- .'.. .
I a.. ..tiil;i.= ,.Hri ...I.rGmoG to general
| a.".. H.r. ..Ir Eai'm,s ar'
,,.,.1.sr.---T,I .. 14 - -
Iurf.-E E..l li.F..t,r. I.f .uupraI huriE.yy If- .
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GOLD. silver and nickel plating in all its
branches; repairing old siverTars speciality.
Guztave NJ. krause. eI7 Pine st. second floor.
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CAR BODY BUILDERS STEADY
WORK. APPLY AMERICAN CAR
AND FOUNDRY COMPANY, MADl-
SON, ILL.
MkcHlHIsTs AND ROILERMaKEas

First class u.HUGl.n WIChir'sts and boiler
makers. accustomed to locomotive works: first
class pay: no Zee charged. Apply room ; !l3
y sixth 81
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cof sulc.
ALI. kinds household goods. weesfv payments;
oll s91is taken ~ exchange. 81 :. Fourth.
FIVE well furnished rooms also two fans
ceiIse urn. cigar case 20. Locust.
., EoL LE,HuLE gas range; good a. new. cheap.
GAS fixtures of Six rooms used ono we-H;
WI. cell reasonable S'as Blcledo.
GOOD. complete iron beds. pcrtisres rock fE
and kitchen chairs. cheap: leaving town. ...-
Morgan
TARn-cOAL Radiant Horne 1S2: practically
nes'. cost 81: take 80 2.'2 : frradway
l.Ai;GG heating stoyc. cheap. 29la SH.rd4n-
LEATHER couch, Lsg&ca-e. par.or suit.
sideipari. desk. folding beds ana other furni-
ture- Sll7 Olive
LIGHT oak dinins-r1orr table ard SIX chairs
az hait nris,. .a3 fairmogHt ave
ONE tfrce-.fUart.r iron led. one rIi- gxI2:
very cheap. @la. sheridan.
ROOM rug. cook stove. tables. i,,d- aII-g.!f.
- ring. Hdttrrss's, eD',i.. L,-at S.ptt ave.
kpUHD ,lE dining table. chairs: folding led
ard hall tree ilfH FarmouEt.
SECONu-fGtNp furniture stoves. ,lrnets,
china and E!asswlrr. cheap. SE2 s. Fourteenth
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HELL NN.N,IEnMh MhIr.
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Misccflancour.


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iIisccIiancou.
! H. -i.A-' t"r ai'F@unf work a.. NJ grocery ard
f"rr.d. milst NV ''r i''"'t, FAX
pub b..
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! Il.rssfi,.'n l'I.t 20 -, -, H,
~ ,T,,f.,.,,.,I,-.. ,-,,,----
branch once. Fis rI,I v.e,I' Ion ,a ..i
raLont. NO capital required. -.r-.i1u,. ,gIjcf,
sars not es'sE'iai AiJcss Rruacn Manager.
- s'.''tt l-.. ..s '"',-liD.
| ttt'AIII. i,rs .f.r. s-.-5,,,.r-. - so
~ 'Isi.Hs. ;.r,. r. al, haud crs drIy-
| ...i.E ,f.f dI.E,..,-l.r 1Ilg
| fran.''u
--4lLyt.i.s-,-o1 lr.y.s-s o, ~ llmp eze.
M. ~ o.. s'I,.r r''li:a'nt dr. IN *
IL t.i.n,ll ,.. rna1. WIZ urI. tanl. nraacg,,
| !,.p PIN. .- ''''' ''' ''.''' '-.''' we
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w... @ u-aar.r .al ....I... I'm.
/ D.. .-H'i. -I.-.r." ltl .r.". Co.,. III s.
r.''''.
! Hpl EEaitE- GOOD r#loss' A.4.4IT. MI. /.
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I s,f.' %. ... n. ',.. 9.a... $50 j., .f,.
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I dan IafIs.u -. ..,a.. .a-. r. ,.r.' a.. a. -
/ sion ..a-..r.
! a.lN WASTED -sIo, 10 $50 IIs-r-z.s ,5I,lor-
! e'..Hp . slu.a ar \ sI1tr ST.
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n ,hrF IA, l..,.r''., ,,,,.e
given pr4Hg.rs-. year. ea~rI- f..a row ard
,.ta..'M 49, ,ur.E 'Iis. 'aH yr Esitc iDr
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WATCHIt'.. So month. tyElI.s,i- mouse;
l--2 @ L-n.L-l. g. Sa.l,E o.. ~ ,s- i...--r.-
EAt:uMrN- Tw. gsuameu tfrir W,s--
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FOR SALE MIsCELLASEOrs.


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! Illustrations 4 c..r t-.t.r z-5 'cC,,rlt-.. -
( d.Eees ana cut,aEas ssut lg- s1 cents. J. Il
| I-t=-, aicii-sgt. ttJ Locust. -. I.oIis.
| AMERICAN So. Ts.-.5fri-5 -, IT57, -
/ Vrs-ls - NJ, 81 -. Mhl's osh % ,satheE
I -s . rs --.-'-'-z. 90, AilIhet-
! BATTERY coffee Urus steam table. ca5n
I rrE-attr. safe. gas and coal RANGE: roller desk
S,t-i"eN Dfhcc. Merchants Hotel Twelfth and
I olive.
I
S-Li OIL !'-i.tiS alto e. Ccndon Bros.
a4lO foTf %r4 o g5 i5's ss. tF sale or rents
I l:T. -[.E .yz5.-gETEE f-ilI-rI ,gf-ic ,.t.,, 9,
/ bought at Crre Arcade pggiroS-r Csbarnap -
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Wedding Rings 6soIid GoId,.
Finest qualities. 50 20 so. Mermod d
Saccarde. Broadway and Locust.
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81 srSESs WANTED.
S~>~S~~->-~-~>~~~~~->~~-~~~~~~-
CHRISTMAS proposition. \ Miller. wall pa
per store .tlp Edstur. 0aF-T r. .nrr Hll ~. q
for g, rast work guaranteed esud rHstal or
phone 2fitL p-iTIr VII call wits l1tes.
gtrpie books
If anyone prevents you with sui. or uyerccnt
goods has" g. made w At Tickuar's r2s y
Eleventh ST.. Ia i0Is 20 II" trade and ytIulc
REMOVAL. sale PlIn.crauaIc. electric. tIc-g-
c!@ ard cutlery supplies at cost 25!s y. Fu.r-
WA&TEI-Ai'r, ~ try pl- .-~ Harf 81. %:
uiii"H shop -. Louis S..pa f.gpalrlu. Co.
IN" y Eroadway. Phone j. I5si
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HELP WASTEB-NsLE
Clerks md Collectors.
ELL rnrciTEDg and Invoirs cicTEs ~ ~ ,s5
moth. Nnley Co, III y. Eighth,
esry. ST.. Mississippi Valley 60. i'll \.
CoLLECT0Rs. solicitors, CIV and tTavci ing
sal-,Inen: 50. Amer can. 9ls Olive
COLLIE. Tor SIS week: Law clerk $40: real
estete Sis valley @. III \. Eighth
DKIG CLERK with or years experience.
,DRuG cl.ERfl : EEpeTisnced Junior drug
DRUG CI.ERK-rur.!or drug clerk: German
Market
HOTEL CLERK. $50 month, board. room: store
room cIeik 80 Nahty Co. III \. Eighth
OFFICE man. accurate in figures, FOR record
book work. give age, references and salary ex.
pected VIC ). R.pubic.
OUR service nuts WITHIN your reach hundreds
Of executive, clerical. technical and salesman
Icsiuons: write or call HapsoJds Gnc.D. 9lS
TIsErtEEPEE, F75 month; also cornr7fsaary
clerk. go and board Valley Co. III " Eighth.
Laborcrs.
<-~~"~~-.---~~>~"-- --~---~~->->>~~~~~~~~~~
SHIP to-day: Iah-Ters and rockmen nclr
Texas: fence men for Arkansas: teamsters for
Iililcis. tsmsiiers for Louisiana: sIz0 want
camp blacksIuiths. bridge carpenters. etc: free
pass. KOENIG'S LABOR AGENCY
sl2 Walnut.
TEAMETER!s to drive rock wagon at Lambs
quarry. $500 Olive ST. road.
TEA AMSI.l:RS. sl.75 per daT: leveo WORK; near
Memphis, Tenn: work guaranteed: rhip daily
by rail. Dovl's Labor Agency. n. Ninth
BOokEccDers.
~~~~~~->~~~r->~->->->>>>>
ASSISTANT bookkeepers: young men; eoms
e=Derience various openings; $40, $50, $50
LAUNDRY HELP.
BOSOM .rnnerS ard stsre racer at Citizens
Laundry. 4'56 Olive -t.
MAEGLE GfRLS-Apply at Excelsior I-aun-
dry. 1912 y. Grand ave.
PARTNERS WASTEu
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GARRETT CLEANING,

CARPET CLEANING.
ACME steam Carpet Cleaning Co: &c psY
yard 1851 Est'on ave: bct;' phones.
AMERICAN steam Garrett C:e<inirz Cp-c-a--
pets cleaned and renovated. made over ard laid.
Nineteenth and Pine. beaumont o.5: y ~.
CHICAGO steam carpet CieaninK -p.-Car
nets renovated to look like new. also 'Ipnal-
1R T"l Lin. 229: Kin. DfI 2iil 2s2s Fiu1eF-
EMPIRE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co ~. Wa
tsrruan, Msnager-Carpcts renovated; look IKE
ns1. 2l-3 Lucas; tel. beaumont Z2G: KIN q 8.
sT. LOUIS Steam Carpet cleaning Co. 4.79
Easton. phone Forest 2ss. Delrnar ia.
DRESSMAkISG.
HAVE your dresses and shit waists srnbTold-
cred. henlst!tchCd staTnrnd by Mrs. MUr-
naghan sec OI!ve. ro5m IA: reasonable prices
B6OKs--P,pEHs.
WANT 70 buy Law. medical and other zood
books Dan Lnahan. bookseller. 52i Market.
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'l-,f' f'i..'. .p'sIRT. cigar and tobacco; .auI-
grF and newspaper fraEeh: barEi.n- zFJ -
J rft
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l.4H.tss.t. shop. y. Tenth. .. down. BAL
ureo ,s.tyt ~ month, Chairs. l'.as'9ck ~
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Clerks and Sareswomen.

SALESLADY 20 An intelligent. cxperienc
saleslRdy ~ bakery. ono who cIn do office wor
kM a. Republic.
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Advertising Rates

p nea lsg 10 Ger cents per line first insertion
Lecs saea an and az cents thereafter
cents sssea position % per cent additions cant
ot annual rate, and for months ~ PIe ssn;
on Contracts for to inches. ~ %, Cl III
off If animal rates. On contracts iVi ,s,ss
10 Inches so per cent of OIL annusi rstss
"a to Is inches 60 per cent on annua ~, 40
Marriage and Obituary notices. ,,n no
exceed six lines free. all over thA' s''''A
10 cents per line. ..,nm
Professional cards 80 per ahhu"
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-06-23
UN mo SUBTFRRANtO.

Sigue adelante In obra de hora-
dar una noria artesiana Ell los
terrenos de la escuela indigena de
los Estudos Unidos por el con-
tratista Mulholland que tiene s.
su disposition la meior maquinn
ria que esta en- uso, Y tieue traba-
iandQ contipuamente dos ,'amn-
das de tres hOalDIts cada uua, y
ell trabajo prosigue muy satisfac-
toriamete y sin embarazo. Hace
como una semana que Il una pro-
fundidad de 100 pies Sc encontr6
un rio subterraneo y la barrena
ha estado en aqua desde cnton-
ces, habiendo llegado va Il una
hondura de 210 pies de profundi-
dad. Esta Ocurrencia signiiiCa
que hay ALI un gran rio, el cual
hasta ahora Sc ha hallado que
tiene 40 pies deprofuudidad. La
corriente rs continua y rdpida y
el aqua de muy buena calidad,
Puede acabarse en- cualquier rate
| 9 In barrena contiuara todavia
en- aqua por mucho spies. Elsa.
bado paSado una rama viva, dt
color purpGreo y de buen tamanc
fuG pompeada afuera en- el tubo
I'll aufibio muri0 POGO despues dt
salir Il la superfcie. Los ojos de
animal estaban parcialmente de
sarrollados y evidentemente ert
ciego. En- Caso de que aqua ar
tesiana no pueda serencontrada
es SECURE que el aqua de este rio
subterruneo, que parece ser mex
haustible en- cantidad, puede Sc
sacada con pompas q la superb
Gle para usos domesticos Y de irri
gaci6n. lis sin disputa un graz
descubrimiento.-E Nuevo MeXi
canO.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-06-23
HORRIBLE CATASTn0fF In kuEVA
YORK.

FL dia - del corriente ocuri6
en- la ciudad de Nueva York, una
de las mas grandes catastrofes
que So han visto jamds en- Ia his.
toria de los IIstadoS luilos. lba
| el vapor General Hocum nave
gando hatia arriba por I'll rio del
Este Y llevaba Il bordo una ex.
cursion de 1000 personals, lama.
yor parte lie elias mujeres Y nj
nos, pertenecientes a la escuela
dominical de la lgleSia Alemana
Luternna de San Marcos, sta en-
la reIerida ciudad de Nueva York
Cuando airoutaba 81 vapor la
calle l25 que da frente I'll rio V en-
el lugnr llamado He'll Gate (Puer.
ta del lniiernol diyiSarou has gen
tes que So hallabau en- la riberu
del rio, gran voluu.en he humo v
llamas que Saliun del centro del
vapor. Al punto Sc di0 la alar-
ma, declar6ndose m panico in
descriptiblc Il bor,lo del desgra
ciado vapor, nrrojdndoseal aqua
mnchas personals y 0tras aglo-
merandoSe v amontonandose CO..
mo masa iuforme sobre las dos
cubiertas del vapor y siendo mn
chos presu dc las llalnas. Sc die
ron inmediatamente todas las
provldencias posibles para So
colrer 4 los infelices que Sc hoga-
ban o Sc quemabau 4 fuego leutn
v voraz, pero aunque muchos Sc
salvaron, fuG grande el n(mero
de los que perecieron. Hay que
lamentar la muerte de 800 perso-
mas, la mayor parte de elias nj.
nos, que sucumbieron abrazados
en- las llamus & go ahogaron en-
las aguas del rio. Gran nGmero
de iamiias han quedado sumidas
en la atliccion Y cubiertas de luto
por haber perdido Il alguno de
sus miembros Y eI sucesU ha eau
sado consternaci0n generalen to.
da la ciudad. Tambien es mucha
la indignation que 81 eNpresa
contra los munejndores de In ex-
cursi0n Y contra los duellos del
.-.--t--.'' p.lr habel' acumulado una
uiutof es--a s--- a.
la embarcaci0D, cosa queiuevlta'
blemente tendria que traer algun
contra tempo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-06-23
CAMBIOS POLITICOS
Y los Diferentes Motives que I'm.
pelen a Muchos a Desearlos.
ARTICULO DE OPORTUNIDAD.

zaci0n polltica para ESQ est6 Ell
el mundo y su negoclo es sn6ir
arriba del modp que pueda y que
la parte contraria Sc ahaje del
PEDESTAL. Esa es cosa muy ma.
tural Y no Sc presta Il eensuras,
porque en- politica 10 misno que
en- otras cosas la regla es que ca.
da patido haga para 81 Y el dia-
bio cargue con el de atras.
Estas breves refereucias dc
muestran que en cualquier comu-
nldad siempre esta latente el de-
SEQ de un cambio entire una mi
noria mas 8 menos considerable
Ell los casos donde no haya ra-
zon fundada para desearlo v pc.
dirlo. pero Ell circunstancias
donde existen abusos, corruption
OPPRESSION y demas cdfila de con.
trariedades, la que fu6 antes una
minoria insignificante sc convier,
te de improviso en- una mayoria
abrumante y nnonadadora Y su
VOC Sc trasforma en- I'M verdade
ro torrente que todo 10 arroliu 4
su paso, barriendo de los altos
puestos & la eanalla que ha abu-
sado y Sc ha hecho indigna de
sus privilegios Y que ha engorda-
dado y Sc ha enriquecido 4 costa
de los sudores y sacrifcios del
pueblo entero.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-06-23
I'll PUEBLO 10 QUItRt. -

Como hoy estd dc moda hablar
Il nombre del pueblo, sin que es
te 10 sepa nj sea consuItado en
la materia con el solo obieto de
suncionar o iustiicar cualquler
proyecto descalabazado que 4
alguno 8 algunos 81 les ha senta
do EN- el marlin, no es cosa slngu
lar nj extrana que los coriieos y
proietas de la consolidation dc
Nuevo Mexico y Arizona traigan
al retortero V de seca on meca el
nombre del pueblo de los dos te-
rritorios y principalmente el de
Nuevo Mexico que sielnpre ha te-
nido la desgracia dc ser el instru-
mento de todos los ambiciosos
engahad0res. Con una desIacha-
tez sin igual afrman que ESQ del
estado consolidate es para ma
yor gloria y bien de los terrific
rios interesados y que sus habi-
tantes desean tai Consulnaci0n
como el beneiicio mas grandc
que podrian anhelar. Asi mlsmo
tienen cachete para declarar que
es cosa muy buena borrar del
mapa del los Estados unidos el
nombre de Nuevo Mexico convir-
tiendo al territorio que ha lleva-
do ese nombre por mas de tres
cientos amos en- apendice y pose
sion de un nuevo estado que lle'
yara el nombre de Arizona. Esto
no pasa de seruna TRACTION y una
iniquidud, mayormente cuando
sin autoridad y gratuitamente
invocan el nombre de ese pueblo
4 quien tratan de aniquilar y PR
var dc sus derechos. Lo peor del
asunto es que serian mas descul-
pables sus dcsaiueros 81 Iranca.
mente demostruran que sn oble'
to era perjudicar 4 Nuevo Mexico
privandolo del ser que ha tenldc
desde quo fu6colonizado por gen
tes civilizadas en- cl siglo diez J
, seis, pero no pueden tolerars'
con puciencia sus hipocritas pre-
J tensiones de que su proposlto
r deseo es el bienestar, Y prosper
, dad dc este mismo pueblo qu
r desean arruinar Y destruir polltl
!. ca V mortalmente. Por fortuna
I euando 30 llegue ol case sodcmos
0 trarG de una manera clara 9 inc
: auivoca 4 estos individuos que {
: pueblo "no quiere" nj tolera su
maquinaciones y planes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1904-06-23
IlROS TN UNA IGItSIA.

FL padre Bernardino Polltz,
parroco de una iglesia cnt0lica de
italianos en- Nuevn York, guar
dara larga memoria del susie
que paso el Jueves Gultimo, por.
lue fue eI suceso mas extraho de
toda su vida. lbanse 4 casar,
(por 10 religioso, pues por 10 civil
10 habian hecho el Lines ante
rior) Giulio Ruggiero, mGsico, y
Camilla Cavaliero, y estaba toda
la comitiva en- In iglesia esperan'
do & que Ia novia acabuse decon'
iesar, como acab6. En- este en-
tr0 un tai Giacomo Gerolmini, dC
40 amos dc edad, Y pidi0 hablul
con el ezra. III intruso decla SCI
ito de In novia, y evidentement'
dcsaprobaba la boda. Protest(
el novio diciendo que Gerolmin
no era tai ito sino un imposto
que tenia engahuda 4 la mucha
cha. Lleyaronse de palabras,
81 supuesto ito, delante del altn
mismo, descerrai6 un tiro de re
Iv0iver Il Ruggiero, quo no resul
20 mortal, pero dio el resultad'
apetecido por Geralmini, porqu
4 favor dc In confusion sali6 del
iglesia con Camilla y aGn les bus
catf.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-14
"STUMPED."


Coffee Put Her in Bad Shape.
One Of the worst coffee experiences
is the case IF a Danville, Va, lady
Who says;
u have been married years and al
ways had good health until the spring
after my second child was born in
1901 my health began to give away.
was q coflee drinker and commenced
having many aains about the heart af
ter eating was very nervous and kept
letting worse until June
My physician could not help me
end took everything l could think OF
ult kept getting worse; so in August
saw another doctor who said | had
nervous dyspepsia but who did not
telp me any and by that time | was
SO nervous it seemed | would gG crazy
did not have energy Tor anything
and cuold hardly eat anything and
oUeame SO weak l could hardly walk
mad to stop nursing my baby and in
NNANlhANA NAA@h6Sh my pit3 SlStttlt
- am, The next one said / had re-
.a.o trouble, that | would have 10 be
j. Grated on Tut | would not have that
aJ / kept changing physicians and
-3me would say one thing and some
-Autber and still l got worse until De
cmber when | commenced with ner-
Gus commissions and was taken down
IN bed.
My husband got the very best doc
,ors that could be found in our reach
used stomach pump for II months
nd was in bed three months straight
ana would get so IfeFAOus coula not
1 oak but l never suspected coffee i
could so for days and not touch so Id
.laa. by March. 1902, l was SO ner-
cus | could not eat anything / wanted
ad taintng spells my eyes were 50
! ,eak I could not do any sewing and /
.oOk bottle after bottle OF medicine
.atn last Christmas having heard so
Iuch about Postum decided to try 1t.
Il commenced using Postum-made
strong and drank ii three times a
ay and it has made the most wonder
a. change you ever heard of. 1t was
lot long until stopped using my
stomach pump. was not constpated
any more ana have not bought pill
cured me and not only this but We ali
think it a delicious drink-hnest we
nave ever tasted" Name given by
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Look in each package for the IA
nous little book The Road to Well
vile,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-14
Society

Mrs. L. H. Haym is much improved
after her recent illness
Miss Bertha Baker has returned
from a pleasant visit to Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. Love. Of Gastoria, n.
c., are visiting their daughter Mrs
{. S. TAFT
Mrs. Julian Burnett and little Miss
Annie Burnett left Monday night to
srend several weeks in Asheville. n.
C
All members Of the Oak Grove GENE
terry society are requested to meet
this afternoon at ago in the chapel
at the cemetery.
Mrs. Kendrick Bnrgay and Miss Ma
bel Cook have returned from savan-
nah where Mrs. Burgay has been in
Telfair hospital during the past month
Miss Alice Wrench returned yes
tcrday from Chicago, where she has
been attending normal school She
oIsc visited st. Louis after leaving
Chicago
Miss Matte Bishop and Miss En-.
me- Lee leae tomorrow night for vir.
ginia 10 attend college Miss Lee 90
ing to Chat Episcopal institute at
Chatham and Miss Bishop to Randol-
rIrMscon at Aynchburg.
Miss Jennie Fryan viii leave the
4, st of October for Virginia to visit
Mis- TaHaferro. aud vii accompany
MISS Taliferro later 70 the 81. Louis
exposition Miss Bryan and her moth
Mrs. e. f. Bryan are now in Bruins
wick visiting Mrs Dunwody and Mrs
Emanuel. Savannah News.