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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
ENcADENADos DEL cUELLo A
UN GRUEso MADERo
castigo Severe por Nal Proceder In
. ferldo a Dos Nativos en- Las
PaIomas.

j Dos nativos atados del pescuezo con
cadenas de una viga fue un espectacu-
10 presenciado recientemente en- la
poblacion de Las Palomas, coniado
de Sierra. Sc dice que ftieron cogi-
dos por personas desconocidas come
tiendo una ofensa fueron cautiva-
dos y tenidos de esta manera como cas-
tigo para escarmiento de malhecho-
res. Sc dice que la gente del lugar
no trat6 de libertar a los prisione-
ros y estos Sc vieron obllgados per-
manecer encadenados hasta que un
vaquero de un rancho cercano que iba
pasando por ALI los solt6 rompiendo
con una hacha Ell candado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
LA coNTEsTA cATRoN-MlERA.
Ell Escribano de Pruebas del condado
de sandoval eI unico Testigo
Exan1inado.

Marcos G. de Baca, escribano de
pruebas del condado de Sandoval, fue
el inlco testigo examinado el LINES
pasaio en- Bernallllo, en- la causa de
contesta de 7. b. Catron contra =. A.
Miera, disputando ell asiento en- ell
consejo por ell sexto dlstrito, compues-
to de los condados de Santa re Y
Sandoval. El testimonio del senior
Baca fue en- 10 principal corroboratlvo
del que dio Marcos Castillo escriba-
no de pruebas del condado de Santa
re. en- reconocer al senior Miera como
ell nominado regular del partido Re-
publicano. Ell senior Miera no ha de-
cidido todavia 81 introducira no
testigos en- favor suyo para sustanciar
su respuesta al avlso de contesta. 81
Sc determine a hacerlo es cosa enten-
dida que una lie las presentaciones
sera un boleto con un parche de Ca
tron sobre sll nombre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
MAS FoNDos PARA
LA LEGISLATURA,
De Nuevo Mexico-$15,ooo Adiciona-
les la cantdad-ResoIucion Decla-
rando lnefectiva la Ley de lnju-
ras de FerrocarrlI.

Washington, D. G., Die. 15.-El Sc
de la tesoreria ha enviado
una communication a la camara pidien-
do $4,000 para gastos contingencies
de la Legislature de Nuevo Mexico,
en- adicion d los $24,25O que han sido
va.
El Representante Blrdsall ofreci6
una resolution de ambas camaras en-
la Camara aver, cual despues de
la ley de Nuevo Mexico
que fue pasada sobre ell veto del Go
bernador en- referencla a injurias re-
cibidas en- ferrocarriles, los proce-
dimientos bajo la misma, resuelve que
Ell acta de la leglisatura sea declarado
nulo y sin yalor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22

de Enero, es justamente suficiente.
Sc ha sugerIdo que algunos delega
dos tai vez no deseoso darse el item
po necesario para asistir la conven
cion. Tai vez unos pocos se veran
impedidos por clrcunastancias ajver-
sas; hasta es possible, aunque no me
gusta nj pensarlo, que algunos sean
tan absolutamente faltos de PATRIOTS
mo que rehusen sin causa este impor-
tante servicio para beneficio del pue.
bio; pero yo estoy SECURE que la gran
mayoria asistira, adn con sacrificio,
regocijandose en- la oportunidad de
tomar parte en- esta grande obra de
colocar el cimiento do un estado du-
radero. y de traer gobierno propio al
pueblo.
Adm 81 solamente cuarenta asistle-
sen, seran aquellos mas interesados
en- la tarea mejor calificados para
hacerla, y el resultado sera igualmen-
to honroso.
De modo que la question es simple
mente esta; "Queremos estado para
Nuevo Mexico o no?" No hay proba-
bilidad de que ell Congreso tome ac-
cion por algunos aiios.I Pero 81 noso-
tros obramos por nuestra propia
cuenta Y prontamente, las condolences
no podrian ser mas fovorables Nues-
ira convention esta va electa. Que
Sc reuna el dia 7 de Enero, resuelta
fraguar la mejor constitution que Sc
ha preparado jamas por ell hombre;;' y |
menos que todas las sehales enga-
hen, nuestro empeho traera consigo |
accion congressional favorable; prom
20 nos podremos regocijar sobre la |
possession del mas caro- derecho de la
Americana y de gobierno
,ropio
Il. BRADFORD PRINCE,
Die. 10 de 1906.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
PROSPERIDAD Y CRECI-
MlENTOS MANIFIESTOS
En- Todas Parties, Dice 81
Auditor Ambulante
Stafford.

"Mejoras Sc observan en- todos Il
| dos Y el pals Sc halla en- una cond
clon muy pr6spera." fue una obse
vaclon hecha el lines pasado po
Charles V. Stafford. Auditor Ambular
te del Terrltorlo, que ACADIA de regre
sar de I'm viaje Official al grupo de con
dados en- Ia ilstante paite oriental d
Nuevo Mexico. Dijo que estaba asom
brado del adelanto de los condado
visitados, tanto en- population aumen
tada como en- cosas materiales.
Mr.. Stafford ha estado ausente de II
Capital desde la election general d.
Noylembre. De San Juan, donde dit
su voto, fue al Vale lie Pecos. An
tes de irse de San Juan examine LOS
Illbros del terreno de condado. De ahl
en- adelante su ltinerario incluy6 las
cabeceras de los condados de Roose
welt, Chaves, Eddy, Union y Colfax
En- el tempo de la reciente borrasca
que azoto al sudeste y ocasiono va
rias muertes del frio EN- ell Vale de
Pecos, estuyo detenldo por Ia nieve
en- Carlsbad
Despues que la nevada Y la ola fria
que la acompaf6 Sc hubo aplacado di.
10 que empez6 d Hover y continue asi
por una semana con breves interva-
los. Dijo que los caminos estaban
convertidos en- mares lie lodo era
dificil andar por ellos en- carro mien-
tras Sc hallaban en- esta condlcion.
lnstal6 Nuevos Regstros de Bonos y
Cupones.
lAparte de examinar los libros de
de condado que halo correc-
tos y en- condlclon perfecta, MIR. SAT-
ford instal6 nuevos registros lie bonos
y cupones en- todos los condad0s visi-
tados. Estos registros son llbros que
parecen en- tamafio Y aspecto general
los libros oficiales de tasacion, pro-
baran ser de gran conveniencia en- ell
registro de bonos y cupones que GU
bran la dellda amortizada. El sencillo
arreglo del registro no puede menos
lie apelar a todos los que los exami-
nen. Sc dejan espacios EN- blanco pa
"a toda la information que Sc desee,
al como ell estilo de bonos cupones,
'ro rata de interes exigido. tempo y
'pcicnes concedidas, fecha cuando Sc
'umpQen y fecha en- que Sc pagan.
Aumento de Negocios Acrecenta ell
Trabajo.
"Halle trabajo tedioso en- sumar
'ausa de los negocios aumentados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22

Recuerden que e1 Nuevo Mexicans
presenta cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Els ell
unico papel en- el Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscriclon son sola-
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
PRoYEcros INTRoDUcIDos
DOR ANDREWS.

Washington, Die. 1S.-El Delegado
Andrews introlujo aver en- la camara
un proyecto para revisar las leyes fe-
derales references la tenencia de
empleos en- los territories. La medi-
da es en- sustancia como sigue: Que
ningun miembro de la asamblea legis-
lativa de cualquier territorio, ahora Q
en- 10 de adelante organizado, ocupara
q sera ilombrado para ningun empleo
por el gobernador de tai territorio Q
"a legislature del mismo, durante el
termino para ell cual fue electo. pero
esta restriction no sera APPLICABLE a
miembros de la primera asamblea le-
gislativa de cualquier territorio orga-
nlzado en- 10 sucesivo." Dl proyecto
provee ademas. "Que ninguna per-
soma que tuviere una comision 0
nombramlento bajo los Estados Uni
dos, excepto estafeteros, sera MEM
bro de la asamblea legislative d ocu-
para emplee alguno bajo 81 gobierno
de cualquier territorio." El proyec-
to fue referiJo a la comision sohre te-
rritorios.
Aprop para Escuela slndige-
mas.
El Delegado Andrews tambien pre-
sent6 una enmienda al proyecto de
apropiaciones midas que destina S6l,-
300 para la Escuela Industrial indigo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
cERTIFlcADos cANcELADos
EN- Ell cAPlToLIo.
PapeI del valor de 100000 Quemado
en- Presencia de OficlaIes.

Fdpei ucI Valor &c voVV,VOu duemduo
en- Presencia de oficlaIes.
Una confagracion costosa ocurri6
en- el Capitolio Ell martes pasado. Mas
de seiscientos mil pesos de certifica-
dos cancelados fueron quemados. Sin
embargo, va no tenian valor cuando
los destruyeron, pues todos habian
sido pagados
|, Los certificates fueron quemados
en- presencia del Gobernador INFERNO
J. w. Reynolds, del Tesorero Terrific
rial J. H. Vaughn y del Intendente
Territorial W, G. Sargent. Represen-
taban los gastos del aho fiscal desde
1ro de Diciembpe de 1905 hasta 30 de
Noviembre ie 1906, y Ia cantidad to-
tai fue $62S.165,s1.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22

No Sc olviden que eli Nuevo Mexica.
no estarz alerta en- ID question de es.
tado, y 81 desean saberlas es bueno
que Sc suscriban pronto
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-22
uN ANo poa aoso

Socorro, N. NJ, Die. 1S.--Juan Macs
fue convlcto en- la corte de jistrito de
aqui del robo de I'm caballo. y el juez
Frank w. Parker 10 sentenci6 a un
afo de prision en- la penitenciarla te-
rritorial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
WHICH SIDE OF The CRACK

Whence comes the great slanting
crack across the face" of the great po-
litical parties of which Lincoln Stef-
fens tells? That it exists; we all know.
Who made it?' Mr.. Steffen cites the
differences among republican senators
over the railroad rate bill as proof of
the cleavage in the republican party.
The fact that two democratic senators
voted in committee for an amendment
to the bill is adduced as evidence that
they are not as democratic as some re-
publican senator's Mr.. Steffen sug-
gests the possibility that "the fight over
the railroad rate bill, with Tillman, a
democrat, and Roosevelt or some other
republican leading one side, and AID
rich and his democrats on the other.
and show the state and city fighters
who the new national leaders are of
their new national parties"
The "crack across the face of the
great parties" is causee by the shrink
age of the rank and file from the cor
porations that assume to control and
direct their policies. When democratic
and republican senator's stand togeth-
er and corporation interests line up on
the other side, which side of the crack
do you propose to stand on?
There is, practically speaking, no
democratic party in Iowa, but across
the face Of the republican party in the
state the gulf of cleavage grows wider
day by day. Blythe stands on one side
of the crack The men and measures
he supports stand with him. Between
there is no foothold. Which side of the
crack do you propose to stand?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15

to impudent assumption and congress-
men who live in Iowa enough to APP
proximately understand Iowa sentiment
are coming to the conclusion that such
ment and is unsafe. The Warwick
business has always been ticklish.
No three congressman live closer to
their constituencies than Birdsall, Con-
ner and Haugen. They are all from the
temper of the agriculturalists and Iowa
is a state of farmers. No others rank
over these members in popular conf
dence. They are of the younger gem
GRAFTON of Iowa. They know their peo-
pie and have learned that Iowa belongs
to it's citizens and not to it's congress-
men.
Messrs Lacey and Hepburn, both
strong men, have lived their lives in
Washington. They know congress,
they know the capital but in that at
mosphere of otficialdom they have
grown out of touch with Iowa. Mr..
Hepburn came hurriedly home to find
revolt against his ascendency in his
district. He has in a large measure
quoted the uprising by his subserv-
fence to popular will as against the
wishes of the railroads. Both he and
Mr.. Lacey have held office and lived
in Washington while babies were born
on Iowa farms and grew into their ma
jority. With the new Iowa they are
out of touch when they assume an at
titude of dictatorship. Iowa voters are
thinking and tneir thought is opposed
to any kingshlp of congressman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL ADmon,1loH.

Washington correspondence indicates
that any general campaign against
Cummins that may have been schedul-
ed by the Iowa congressional delega-
ton will have to be abandoned. 1t is
reported that the delegation is divided
on the propriety and in the desire to
fight Cummins. Haugen, Birdsall and
Conner have fatty refused to become
parties to any attempt to boss Iowa In
detail and will continue in their digni-
fed neutrality toward state politics.
None of these feel called upon to di-
rect the vote of their districts upon
state issues or state candidates.
Cousins, it is said, will support or at
least not oppose, Major Rathbun, the
candidate from the Fifth district. Daw-
son, whose district is close one, and
who needs the united support of repub-
hcans to keep his seat, will play nc
favorites, at any rate openly. Hull is
in Des Moines feeling the pulse of his
own district and is unlikely to take
an active part in the gubernatorial
contest. Smith has Herriott on his
hands and will not take sides as be-
tween the leading candidates. Hubbard
will stay by Mr.. Perkins, the Sioux City
candidate, who, in view Of the appar-
| ent, impossibility Of securing for him
self the support of the Eleventh dis
trfct, can not consistently be consid-
cred the candidate of any district.
Congressman Lacey, the representa-
tive of standpatisnl, hailing from
Standpatville, and Col. "Pete' Hepburn,
whose late, but effective, activity in the
matter Of rate legislation, has prob
ably saved his bacon in the Eighth
district, are reported to be the promot-
ers of the proposed district boss plan.
They have been foremost in urging
Iowa congressman toward the Perkins
Pullman. Whether or not both these
gentlemen were induced by Abe Funk
and Ed CnaSSeiS eQllOrlal m6nllOH OIL
Mr.. Perkins, last summer, to pledge
him their support, is not entirely clear.
At any rate. they have been SO
strongly against Cummins that they
have been urging other congressman
to line up with Messrs, Blythe, Call
Hunter, ct al behind Mr.. Perkins.
1t is not likely that the campaign
of congressional and senatorial ad-
monishment will be continued or car
ried out. First, too many Iowa con-
gressmen are opposed to 1t. Then. too,
the general reception of such orders
and admonition as have already been
issued has not been of a nature to
strengthen either Mr.. Serhins or the
monitor In Iowa the opinion has been
gaining latitude that congressional in
reference in state politics is next door
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15

Dr hard, lumpy pads and yet it holds
Ahe rupture safely and firmly without
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That is the fairest proposition ever
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] do business--always absolutely on the
square.
Here is what Mr.. Jas. Britton,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
Up-HiIl,


Does the read wind uphill all the way?
Yes, to the very end.
Will the days journey take the whole
long day?
From morn to night, my friend.
But is there for the night resting
place?
A roof for when the slow dark hours
begin?
May not the darkness hide it from my
face?
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall meet other wayfarers at night
Those who have gone before.
Then must 1 knock or call when just
in sight?
They will not keep you standing at
that door.
Shall I find comfort travel-sore and
weak?
OF labor you shall find the sum.
Will there be beds for me and all who
seek?
Yea, beds for all who come.
Christina G.. Rossetti
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15

sense of obligation which Mr.. Dolliver
could not ignore. 1t does not affect the
real issues in the campaign"
HAS Iowa reached the point that she
has only one man left to fill the gov
ernor's Officer" asks the Clarksville
Star, and is answered by the North
wood Anchor: Cup to the present time
there is only one prominent candidate
who in TIE estimation of the people
who want square deal, is fit to fill
the governors office"
"Municipal socialism on large scale
cannot be put into effect unless the
municipality has credit and a grant OF
power from the legislature; and even
if the whole program of municipal So
cialism were made effective at once,
the establishments employing the bulk
of the population would remain in pri-
vate hands," argues the Dubuque
Times "rhe constitution of the Unit
ed States stands in the way of the
fundamental reforms the socialists de-
sire. and hence a sweeping national
victory must precede results of real
and permanent Importance in their
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
More About GirdIed Trees.

Editor Strawpile: will write some
for the Strawlpile Cor waste basket). l
read an item in your paper of March
9. under the heading of Strawpile, from
the Wallace Farmer Trees Girdled by
Rabbits" written by S. A. Beach, OF I.
A. G., Ames, Iowa. Now I don't claim
to have as good an education as Mr..
Beach, but have had sixty years OF
practical experience as a farmer, ex-
cept five years in the service of my
country, and will make this assertion
without fear of successful contradic-
ton: That fruit trees or shrubbery
girdled by rabbits are not perma nent-
ly injured if properly treated in the
following manner: Take can of pine
-ar. which can be procured at any drug
store for about Is cents, and inserting
your finger in the tar apply it to the
girdled part of the tree by bending the
tarred finger in hooked fashion and
rub till the tar changes to light
brown: being sure to first apply plenty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
NERVOUS PRosTRATIoN

Mature Imposes Penalty-Wheeler.
There is a limit to human strength,
brain and nerve force, and when we
oyers.ep the limit the result Is nervous
prostration.
The. causes which are responsible for
this disease are many; over-exert1on,
worry, dissipation, excuses and abuses
of various kinds, which result in ex-
hausting drains upon the nervous sys-
TEN. Both mind and body become Worn
out. and with palpitating heart the vic
tim Of nervous prostration is indeed in
a sorry plight and gradually drifts in
/ to confirmed dependency and in
validls SIN.
In advising Wheeler's Nerve Vitali-
ger as a speedy cure, it is not expected
that the patient will accept the advice
with zeal. because the very nature OF
the disease makes him doubtful and
hopeless Fortunately the medicine is
not dependent upon confidence in it, in
fact nearly all cured report they had
absolutely no confidence in any medi-
cine.
This is unfortunate because undoulbt-
edly many sufferers will either refuse
or neglect to take Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalizer and be restored to health and
usefulness and, as result, will drift
on thru life hopelessly suffering and
praying for the end. The letter pub
lished below from Mrs. Mary Linsea,
Charlotte, Mich, may be interesting:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

AS the Carroll Sentence (dem.) sees
it. 'Dolliver, having secured an un-
euuivocal public statement from Cum
minis that he is not after Delivers
senatorial toga, has stuck knife into
the vicinity of Cummins' fifth rib by
declaring for Perkins. The way OF the
reformer in the republican party is
hard one
"ro read the stand-pat press one
would think Governor Cummlns was
the worst kind of a thief and robber,
remarks the Mt. Vernon Record. He
is accused of almost every crime IN the
calendar, from stealing every Office
in the state down. AS matter OF
fact" declares the Record, "he is one
of the leading men for the people to-
day in their fight against corporate
greed. and is so recognized where 1udg-
ment is not mixed with prejudice.
"While the Cummins supporters re-
greet the position which Senator Dol
liver has taken, it does not materially
tlisconcert them" says the Boone Re
publican. ''They recognize In II a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15
Doctors are Puzzled.

The rema rkable recovery of Kenneth
McIver, Of vanceboro, Me-, is the sub
ject of much interest to the medical
fraternity and a wide circle of friends.
He says Of his case: owing to severe
inflammation of the throat and con-
gestion of the lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when, as last resort,
was induced to try DR.. Kings New
Discovery and I am happy to say, it
saved my life" Cures the worst
coughs and colds, bronchitis, Tonsili-
tbs, weak lungs, hoarseness and la
grippe Guaranteed at Mcdonald &
Mahood's drug store. so cents and
$780, Trial bottle free.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-03-15

condition and waiting for death, was
advised to try Wheelers Nerve Vltal1-
ger. could feel the good effects Of the
third dose. and the first bottle helped
me so much that my friends could
hardly believe SO much benefit could
be derived from so little treatment.
After using three bottles was entirely
cured. Wheelers Nerve Vitalizer GER
tainly saved my life, and / can recom-
med it to any one afflicted with any
nervous trouble Sold by druggists at
81 per bottle. ]. w. Brant Co, Albion,
Mich.