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Substitutes to Be Paid.
Publishers Press.1

Publishers Press
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Postof-
flee Department announced this at
ternoon that checks will soon be is
sued for the payment Of substitute
rural carriers employed during the
summer on the various routes. Over
$4,000 carriers are interested,
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Gone to Wilmington.

DR.. J. M. Bulla left yesterday for
Wilmington, Ohio, where he will at
tend the funeral of his father-in-law,
Mr.. S. S. Case of that city. The fun
eral will take place this morning at
10 o'clock
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Blizzard at Head of Lakes.

Superior, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE head
OF the lake country is getting its first
genuine blizzard. A high wind ranged
around 90 miles an hour for Is hours
driving a wet snow, and trains and
local street car traffic are delayed.
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Aged Professor Resigns.
Publishers Press.J

TESS
Amherst, Mass, Dec. 14.-After
serving 81 years, Arson d. Morse
Winkely, professor of history in Am
herst college, has resigned. He in
tends to devote his time to literature.
The trustees have referred the resig-
nation to a committee to see if his ser
vices cannot be retained
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Turk Condemned For Assault.

New Orleans, Dec. IA jury con.
ticted George Mehojevich, a Turk, of
criminal assault on two small girls
The penalty is death. Mehojevich is
saloonleeper and has . good sized
family.
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Prominent Hason Dead.

Publishers Press.1
Lacrosse, Wis, Dec. 14.-Fred c..
Ring, grand treasurer of the Lodge of
Masons in the state of Wisconsin, died
here this afternoon of heart failure, at
the age of II years.
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The Carpenters Local No. 912 vii
meet next Tuesday night in its yhal
on Main street.
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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
VOtO de GraCiaS.

Sr. Editor de "La Revista".
Las presentes lineas llevan e.
sello de la mas profunda gratitud
hacia los dignos residences de este
lugar de Questa, Cerro, Costilla J
Arroyo Seco, y en- fin de otroi
precintos del Condado de Taos
que tan bondadosamente nos pro-
digaron su ayuda Y acompaila-
miento, tanto durante la enferme.
dad do nuestro querido padre,
Francisco B. Rael, aGn que fut
breve como en- su fallecimiento,
hasta dejarlo depositado en- su le-
cho de eterno descanso.
Hacemos pdblico nuestro agra,
decimiento por medic de estas H.
meas Y damos las mas cumplidas
gracias q todas aquellas personas,
que on nnestras horas de dolor nos
demOstraron su simpa tia y aprecio
con su accomplishments y sus fra
ses de pesame.
Juan N. Vigil y Hermanos.
Questa, N. NJ, Oct. 30 de 1906.
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ANTECEDENTEs.

En- la noche del miGrcoles, Z del
presente, Sc hallaban iugando a las
baraias, en- la cantina de Salom6n
Rael y hermanos, en- Questa, este
Condado, varios individnos de esa
misma localidad, tallando el juego
nominado el monte I'm tai Pedro
Barela. A ESQ de las II de la no.
che, SO present6 Melton Garcia,
quien Sc hallaba en- estado de he
briedad y pdso un peso de alec en-
una de las barajas. Pedro Barela,
quien era ell montero, dijo d Nell
ton Garcia, que no pusi6ra ese pc
so de alec y que 81 querla jugar,
que 10 pusiese firme y que del con
trario no jugase. Ent6nces, Me-
liton Garcia, lie dijo 4 Pedro Ba-
rela estas palabras: "Ud. tiene
nucho brillo, pero 70 SO 10 tengo
que guitar. A este reto por
Garcia, Pedro Barela cogi6 el d.
nero del moate Q hizo acci6n de
pon6rselo en- el bolsillo del panta-
lon y crey6ndose Garcia que Bare
la hiba d sacar pistola, ent6nces
Melton Garcia saco su pistola de
calibre 45 y dispar6 contra su vic
TINA Pedro Barela en- el vientre que
lie produjo la muerte a las pocas
horas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09

didatos, Malaquias Martinez, Eli
Hartt, Nicolas Anaya y Donaciano
Grahamam y en- segundo lugar,
al trabaiar contra Andrews, era
con el fin de denostrar en- Santa
F6 y al territorio, que Malaquias
Martinez, no habfa hecho NADIA pa
ra la candidatura de Andrews, Y
como consecuencia sembrar Ia siza-
Ma y mala voluntad, pero este su-
jeto, va es conocido, no solo en-
Taos, sino en- Santa F6 tambien.
Otro sujeto de esta plaza, tam
biGn escribi6 a Red River, indi-
cando que trabaJasen contra M.
Martinez, cuyo sujeto hiba a per-
der en- ell precinto No. | y perderfa
en- todo 81 Condado. El sujeto de
Red River, consigui6 solamente
dos votos, contra Martinez.
La election paso paciticamente y
como nunca antes, en- la historic
politica de este Condado Sc habia
registrado una election tan quieta
y pacffica como la que tuvimos ell
En- todos los precintos
pas6 igualmente.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
AbaIoriOs.

Una gaia de Angola
Sc rascaba Ia frente con la cola,
Y un elegahte mico
30 rascaba los pies con el hocico.
AIil ejemplos tenemos
De que suelen tocarse los extremes.
Una negra muy rara
Sc daba polvos blancos en- la cara,
y una anciana extranjera
Sc daba de bct1n en- la mollera.
Hacc la humanidad, segun mi suegro,
Negro 10 blanco, y dc 10 blanco negro,
Tn chino y una china
rihcron por cuestiones de cocina;
y q la noche siguiente
los dos Sc enamoraron dc repcnte.
Esto prucba, lcctor, a hasta los chinos
suelen hacer algunos desatinos.
Su cnerno de caceria
perdi6 por desgracia Juan,
y hallarlo al cielo pedia
con desesperado afdn.
Y pidi6 con tanta fe
que su plcgarfa oy6 Dios,
pucs cuando q su casa fue
en- vcz de un cuerno halo dos.
AN6N1Mo
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
MAYORfAS.

Los Delegates d la Constitution
sobre Estado, alcanzaron un pro-
medic de 375 votos de mayoria,
habiGndo sido electos, los senores,
Antonio G. Pacheco, Epimenio d.
Leon y Jose Ignacio Garcia.
William Fl. Andrews, sac6 una
mayorfa de 1862.
Malaquias Martinez, candidate
para senador, 533.
Ramon Sanchez, candidate para
Representante, $50.
Antonio B. Trujillo, candidate
para Comisionado, Ter. Distrito,
700
Donaciano Quintana, candidate
para Comisionado, 2do. Distrito,
642.
Jesds Ma. Vaterio, candidate
para Juez Pruebas, All.
Sam. Esquibel, candidate para
Secretario de la Corte de Pruebas,
44O
Donaciano Graham, candidate
para Alguacil Mayor, 446.
Maclovio Gonzales, candidate
para ASSESSOR. 462.
Nicolas Anaya, candidate para
Tesorero y Collector, 474.
Eli HART, candidate para Su-
perintendente de Escuelas, 375.
J. D. Martinez, Jr., candidate
para Agrimenaor, 48S.
FL Delegado Andrews, perdi6
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ASESINATOEN QUESTA.
I'm Muerto y un Herido.
La Causa del Asesinato Fue a Resultas de juegO
EmbriaGuez.
Pedro BareIa la victima, MeIit6n Carcla eI atadOr

del matador, la bala pas6 primero
por Ell brazo izqulerdo de ese & hi
riendolo tambi6n de alguna gra-
vedad.
FL fido Herrera, tambiGn cogi6
por la cintura d Melton Garcia,
pero este cambio la pistola de la
mano derecha 4 la izqnierda hizo
fuego, como pudo y fatalnente.
Ell MATADoR Sc ENTR1EdA CUL-
Fable.
El senior Juan N. Herrera, con-
destable de ese precinto de Questa
y qui6n nos ha suministrado estos
detalles, nos lndica que al tonar 81
al matador, 10 presento ante la cor
te del juez de paz Reeding y al
preguntarle 81 iuez al matador, ST
81 era 81 que habia dado muerte 4
Pedro Barela, Garcia dijo que ST y
que la Justicia obrara sobre q.
Entonces el juez, dio orden al con
destable para que Garcia fuese pre-
sentado ante la victima que toda-
via Sc hallaba en- sus facultades
mentales, adn que tendido on el
suelo, y preguntandole a la vlcti-
ma 81 reconocfa a su agresor, djo
que 81, que q era 81 que 10 habia
baleado. Melton Garcia, So de-
clar6 10 mismo ante 81 herido J di-
10 que el era ell que 10 habia ba-
leado.
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La Mas Formidable Que Ha Re-
gistrad0 en- la HiStOria de Taos.
Las Mayorias Son, Desde 375 d 200.
Ell DelegadO Andrews, SaC6 302 de MayOr1a.
La Question de EstadO, Sc Perdi0 en-
Taos, Por 247 Votos.

Una de las victorias mas fermi-
dables, que SO han registrado en-
Taos, es sin duda ninguna, la vic.
toria que ACADIA de alcanzar el par
lido Republicano, en- este Conda-
do. como ninguna otra vez en- su
historic, desde la organization de
dmbos partidos polfticos.
Con exception de tres precintos,
los mas insignifcantes, y que Sc
perdidron por 3, 7y Is votos, to-
dos los dennis vini6ron con grandes
inayorfas.
Los precintos en- donde Ell parti-
do Republican, perdi6 por insig-
nifcantes cifras. son Oio Caliente,
Amizette y Cerro; este dltimo,
el precinto del candidate, senador,
senor Henry J. Young.
No publicamos ahora, ell result
tado detallado, por precinto, mott
vo a que en- el pr6ximo ndmero
publicaremos el voto Official, por
estar va 81 cuerpo de comisionados,
en- el cuenta votos en- cumplimien-
to a sus deberes oficiales y en don
de Sc podra yer exactamente y Off
cialmente el resultado de precinto
por precinto, con Ell ndmero exacto
de votos alcanzado por cada candi-
dato y por cada bandc politico.
Interinamente, publicamos aquf,
las mayorias totales alcanzadas por
el partido Republican,, que son
como signe:
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Ell lIATADoR.

El matador fuG traido a la carcel
del Condado, hoy viernes en- la
tarde y parece estar bastante excl
tado
! asesina'o isis
cho excitaniento 30 "a
de Qnesta.
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solamente en- los sigdientes precin :
tos:
Precinto No. 1, Taos, Larrazolo
alcanz6 1873 votos y Andrews 11G,
mayoria por Larrazolo Is.
Precinto No. 6, Arroyo Hondo,
Larrazolo Sc, Andrews 81, mayo
ria por Larrazolo 2.
Precinto No. IL, Cerro, LARA
zolo A votos, Andrews Al.
En- el precinto de Red River,
hubo 80 votos, % Democrats y
II Republicans.
En- 81 precinto de Tres Piedras,
s Demdcratas y 4 Republicanos y
Andrews, alcanz6 7 votos.
No SO sabe positivamente las in
tenciones en- ell case, pero hubo en-
Taos y en- este precinto No. l, un
sujeto que Sc jacta de muy amigo
de Andrews y del senador Marti-
tinez y en- las primeras horas de la
election, trabaj6 tenazmente en-
contra de Andrews y Martinez, pc
ro cuando vic que la medicina no
hacfa efecto y que estos dos caba-
lleros, tenian mucho eoporte, en-
t6nces cambio la medicina y pens6
mejor estarse en- el telef6n que
con asombro tdvo que DIR, las in
mensas mayorias que venfan por
Andrews y Martinez.
III intento de este sujeto, era, en-
primer lugar traicionar 4 los can
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
AndrewS-LarrazOlO.

Segin todos los retornos que
van llegaDdo, de los diferentes
Condados de Nuevo Mexico, la
election de Andrews, Sc halla en-
la balanza y es possible que el can
didato dem6crata, Larrazolo, sea
electo en- Nuevo Mexico, Lo que
81 es evidente, que 81 Andrews ga
ma, sera con una mayoria muy in
signifcante, segun indican todos
los reportes.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
ReCompensa Liberal.

Para la persona que me traiga 0 me de
raz6n cierta sin. ninguna duda, dc una ye-
qua blanca (tordilla) las piernas POGO
azules y un hombro que fue lastimado
del collar alglin tempo pasado, tambien
tiene POGO azul y esta marca T, y tienc
otras marcas que no Sc lie echan de yer
muy bien; de tamano muy regular de
grande, de edad como de II amos, Dicha
ycgua Sc me extravi6 del canon de AFRO
70 Hondo, de la plaza de Amizet, n. M.
f. ANTONIO GALLEGOs.
Estafeta: Arroyo Seco N. NJ.
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MAS DErALLEs.

Cuando Pedro Barela, hizo ac-
ci6n de ponerse el dinero en- el
bolsillo, I'M tai Hip6lito Archule-
ia, pensando tambi5n, que Barela
hiba a sacar pistola, cogi6 a Pedro
Barela por la cintura y al disparo
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
De Placemes.

EI hogar de nnestro amigo, e.
seflOr Tobias Luidn, Sc halla dc
placeEnes, con motive de haber da.
do q luz, su esposa, dona Ciria v.
de Lujan, una robusta nina, que
nacio 4 las s y media de la mana
ma del microbes de esta semana.
Que viva mil amos para dicha
dc los snyos, son los deseos de
LA Revista''.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
LA vIcTIMA.

AL ser exaninado por las auto
ridades, Sc halo que la vfctima
Pedro Barela, todavia trafa 81 dine
ro que intentaba ponerse en- la boil
sa, en- la mano J Sc halo que en- la
bolsa en- donde q Sc quegia poner
el dinero, no traia arma ninguna,
sino que la traia en- una de las
bolsas de su chaqueta.
La vfctima contaba 3S amos dc
edad y era casado con hijos en-
Questa.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
BILIoUIDAD Y coNsTIpAoIoN.

'Por muchos afios habia sido molestado
por la bliiocidad constipation, quien
me hacian la vida miserable. Mi apetito
10 tenia perdido. Yo Perdi mi fuerza
vitalidad. Catarticos y otras preparacio-
mes, me hacian sentirme peor. 70 no Sc
donde estuviera 70 hoy 81 no hubicra pro
vado las Tabletas de Chamberlain Para
el Higado y Est6mago Las tabletas
descansan de una vez, dan fuerza los
0rganos digestivos, deiando 81 sistema
hacer su trabaio natural", dice Mrs. Rosa
Potts, de Birminham, Ala. Estas table,
tas estan para ycnderse por la Botica
Tausena.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
UN MINISTRO METODISTA RECO
MIENDA Ell CHAMBERLAIN
REMEDIO PARA LA TOS.

"Nosotros hemos usado ell Remedio
Chamberlain Pa ra la Tcs, en- nuestra
casa por siete amos y siempre ha provado
ser un remedio eficaz. Hemos hallado
que puede hacer mas quel 10 que reclama
Especialmente bueno Para el Group tos
ferina", dice ell Rev. James A. Lewis, de
Pastor Milaca, Mimi, M. L. Church. FL
Remedio Chamberlain Para la Tos, Sc
vende en- Ia Botica Tausefia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-11-09
For ihe Stomach
Heart and Kidneys
nr. shccp's Restorative Is a Cause
Euas not a Symptom Cure.

- lA common mistake 10 take artificial diges,
EfEa Tor stomach tr0ubles-0r heart stinulants
4af weak heare-or so-called kidney remedies for
aieGAsed kidneyE. These organs do not act separ
41ety ot of their own accord-they have no con-
pfcl over themselves-and not once in 800 times
= tAe sickness the fault Of the organ. It Is the
fault OF the nerves which control the organ
and only through these Anerves can stomach.
Shoop. Of Racine, Wisconsin. learned
early In his medical experience that
these inside nerves we're the power
eI.,;s eHly vas Z E. g1s sISIssOoSgsiR Sss S1lI.
ing. insomnia. bac kaohe.
heart weak 6KVINtN|1 nesses. and
Brights dis ~ ~, "A ease and all
other adecticuaN ,1W0NW OF tho kid
neyB. For all OF n kNNH M "A these ailments
ara not separate siclfnesses and
ara not to be treated Vas such. They are
merely symptoms Of Yinside nerve weak
ness, AMI when then ynerves are restored
che symptoms aud then sickness disappear.
The remedy which Dr. Vshoop prescribed for
these ailing nerves Is known ns Dr. Shoop's
Restorative Ktrelieves the pain and distress OF
kidney stomach and heart troubles quicker even
than those medicines designed simply 10 give
Temporary relief. DR.. Shops Restorative (Tab-
lets of LiQuid) can now be had OF druggists
eVerTWhere. For sale and recommended BY
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-17

MADE TO ORDER
8 no III
Made in Lafayette.
PREAGER, The Tailor.
IN nEMORIAn.

Your undersigned committee APP
pointed to draft suitable resolutions
the death of our brother member.
Simeon Begnaud. submit the follow
ing:
Whereas, it has pleased the Al
mighty God to remove from u ranks
our brother member, Simeon Beg
maud, therefore
Be it resolved by Lafa yette Fire Co.
No. l., that by his death we lose a
good, true and faithful member. We
knew not the limit of his goodness and
charitableness, and We say our town
and parish mOurn the loss of a good
citizen.
Resolved that the usual badge OF
mourning be worn for thirty days;
that these res buttons be spread on
the minutes of this meeting, and that
the Lafayette Gazette and Advertiser
be requested to publish this memorial.
GALBERT COMEAUX,
ARTHUR LEBLANC,
FELIX H. MOUTON,
Committee.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-17
CarencrO Notes.

Died in CarencrO Oct. IA, Mr.. CASTOR
Blot at the age of 30 years. Mr.. Blot
was born in the Department of Seine
ct Marine. France: when in thatcountry
he served with distinction in the French
army. He came TO Louisiana about
% years past, settling in Carrencro
where he has always resided since.
He was a man of splendid disposition,
liked by all who knew him, kind and
generous, always ready to help a good
cause or ar ything that would promote
the interests of the town, he was alsOa
mar of family, spending at home all
of his time, when not in business:
In his death his family have lost a
good father and husband and the whole
community a useful citizen.
L. r.
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Lis, CT letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the
post-office for the week
ending Oct. IL, 1906:
GENTLEMEN.
Martial Andrus
Yoney Blood
G. S. Hoffhein
E. H. Jackson
F. Muraken
c. Marshall
Chas. PITCHER
Albert Smith
LADIES.
Miss Prize Brown
Miss Josephine Boutte
Mrs. Minerva B. Burke
Miss Eliza Credeur
Miss Mary Charlie
Lucy Harvey
Hortence Johnson
O%guesente Prietery
Alice Robertson
Mrs. L. Richard
Mrs. Lulu Shaw
Miss Elizabeth Shumat
Mary L. Wesley
These letters will be sent tx
the dead letter Office Oct
"a, 1906. if not delivered before
In calling for the above, pleas,
say Advertised" giving date o
list.
j. r. DOMENGEAUx,
Postmaster
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-17
CIRCUIT COURT AMENDMENT.
LAFAYETTE Bar Recommends It's
Adoption and Requests Judge
r1outon to Become Candi-
date in Event 1t Is
Adopted.

LAFAYETTE, La, Oct. ID, l9O6.-Pur-
suant to call a meeting of the bar ana
officers of the court a held at the OF
fee of District Attorney VIM. Campbell
and on motion Col. Gus. A. BreauX
was made chairman and Chas. ID. CAT
fery. Esq, secretary. Mr.. Breaux ex-
planned the object of the meeting TO
be to consider the proposed amend
ment to the constitution relative to
courts of appeal and after discussion
the following a adopted:
''Resolved. that in our opinion the
present system of intermediate courts
of appeal made up OF the district
Judges is WIDELY inadequate for the
purpose for which it was treated and
is but a makeshift at best. and that
the proposed amendment to the constl-
tuition of the State. creating lnoe-
pendent courts of appeal is a decided
improvements upon present condltlons
and ought to be adopted
Although not within the purview OF
the meeting the following was unanl
mously adopted:
The members Of the bar and the ON
GERS of the court of the parish OF Lata'
yette. considering the proposed amend
ment to the constitution OF he state,
creating circuit courts OF appeal, &c
hereby urge upon u friend and fel-
low-citizen. Hon. Julian MOutOn, to
become a candidate for judge OF said
court for the fir st district and the hrs,
circuit. in the event said amendment
should be adopted, promising and
nIedging TO him our cordial and undl-
vided support.
In making this declaration. we de-
sire to saw further, that in our opinion
the unouestioned ability and high
character as a Judge shown by him
during the period of eight years in
which he occupied the circuit bench
the uprightness of his conduct as
LAWYER and man, show beyond ques'
tion his eminent fitness for that posi-
tion. and lead US to the belief thai
the hest interests of the State would bt
conserved and the pure administrator
of Justice promoted, by his election:
We desire to point out also tina
Judge MOuton occupied the clrcul'
bench from 1906 to 1901 and left :
most enviable record in every parlSf
in which he served: that at the end o
his term he received the recOmmenda
ton of most of the bars of the distric
proposed to be created under tn
amendment submitted in 1904, ant
hat the district proposed to be ere
ated by the pending amendment il
Identical with that of the amendment o
1904: that in all the state he was tn
only candidate under that amendmen
nominated by a direct vote OF tn
people, and though opposed in tn
primary by q lawyer of distinguishes
ability and reputation he was yet nom
mated by a large majority.
For these reasons we RECOMMEND
him very cheerfully to the voters o
the district"
GUS. A. BREAUX, Chairman
CHAS. d. CAFFERY, Secretary.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-17
Gave Worthless Check.

Friday o. p. Guilbeau was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Peck in the charge
of obtaining goods upon false pretens-
es made by G. Blunt, who states that
Guilbeau gave him a check on the
Bank of Lafayette for $3.50. when he
had no money in the bank. Gull
beau was released on bond.