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Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

En- una junta de la compania
de Servicio PubIico de Estan-
cia, mejor conocida coeno la
compania de Noria Artesana,
el Sabado en- la tarde, Sc mos
tr0 que 142 acciones habian
sido eXpedidas, QuedandO 5S
acciunes de ser pagadas toda
via, perO p"r las cuales ell due1o
no habia cambiado su reciho
ror un certihcado de accion-
CientO dies y ocho acciones
estuvierOn representadas EN-
6sta iunta. Los directories cleo
tos para la siguiente t6rmino
son: r. O. Soper, j. g. f. Con
zales. DR.. w. A. Wilson, NJ. 3.
Atkinson, R. N. Maxwell, VIM.
Gregg, G. H. Van Stone, j. F.
Lasater, 6. O. WoIverton y j.
w, Brashears.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

e. l.. Smith estuvo aqui de
Willard ell Microbes con ne
gocios presonales y NOS infor-
ma que los tiempos estan muy
activos en- su plaza. Dentro de
unos pocos dias ell comenzara
la erection de nn comodO ho-
tel de dos pisos, ell cual sera el
mejor Ell aouella parte de va
lie. Tambien nos informa que
ell Primer BancO Nacional es
una cosa clerta, las parties en-
ell mismo habiendo comprado
solares para la erection del
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
Nuevo Jardinero para
la Penitenciaria.

Segun nos lnforma ell Nuevo
Mexicano, H. F. Gillen de Es-
tancia ha sido nombrado jar
dinero Ell le penitanciaria Te-
rritorial en- lugar de Juan Or
tega, quien ha sido aslgnado
como guardia.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
Sc Gallo del
Caro- de Aqua.

Mientras que venia para la
plaza ell LINES, ell Sr. N. Lee,
qulen vinio arriba de un barrll
de aqua para que no Sc callera
decaerce en un cercO de alam-
bre, cortandose la cara y un
brazO severamente. No habia
cajon en- ell CAIRO y como ell
camino no estaba blen andado
la rueda de adelanto topo con
un montar de terra y fu6 causa
de precipitar ell barril Y ell
arreador sobre ell cerco de
alambre. Las heridas son do
loroSas, pero no ,serias.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

Don Carlos Baca soto algua-
Gil de Cienega, estuvo Ell la
plaza ell LINES pasado, con ell
fin de pagan al tesorero las
multas coIectadas en- ell pre-
cinto Mum. 4. Nlsit0 nuestra
ofcina y pag6 su suscricion
por ell ano que entra. Gracias,
Don Carlos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

Don Felix Gurule ha alberto O
un surtido de licores Ell su
nuevo edifcio EN- ell calle de
Williams. La nueva cantina
Sc llama Williams Salo on.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
AViisO

En- mi ausencia L. A. Rousseau. de la
tienda de Hughes Mercantile Company,
es nnestro agente para colectar dar
recibo por todas las cuentas debiias Ia
Dunlavy Mercantile Co.
F. E. Dunlavy.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
nOmbrar SuS deIegadOs:

Sc suplica la atendencia de
tOdos los delegadOs asi NOM
brados Ell sus respectivos pre-
ciutos.
Por orden de la comision
Central Republicans del Con-
dadO de Torrance,
Candido PadiIla, Presidente-
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

Jose Digneo, de la frmq de
Digneo & Napoleon, ha parti6 o
para Santa F6 d pasar algunos
semanas. Su companero, ell
Sr, Napoleon lego aqui ell
Martes y estara Ell su lugar.
ST.. Digueo ha estado trabajan-
do hastante y necesita una va
cacion. Estara ausente como
tres Semanas.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

and damaEinE the others Those injured
were Conductors Dick Williams and Arch
Howard and Brakemen Il Dioyt. Morris
Nelson, BaruClouEh. Marsh Ritcnov.
Cole. AldriCh and Garrison Williams and
Howard were the most severely injured,
hut viii be able to report for work again
soon.
NORTH PLATTE-A house belonging 70
Mr.. Brooks on West Sixth street was al
most totally destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning. wilt Swigart. the barber, occu,
pied the house. Tho fire was caused by
the explosion Of a lamp. which Mr.. Swi-
CART bad reflled, and after lighting IL,
stepped into another room for n pair Of
scissors with which TO trim the wick. Upon
had caught fire and a few seconds later
exploded setting fire 10 the entire room.
Mr. Swigart's wife and children were still
IN bed and Mr.. Swigart had Just time
enough % get them out OF the house when
the whole interior was IN blaze and none
Of their clothing or furniture could be
saved
BEATRICE-The Peatrice Board Of Edu,
cation, by its attorney, l. NJ Pemberton,
has filed a claim with the county clerk for
the sum OF N.I50 this sum being the in
terest on delinquent school taxes alleged
TO have been enormously arportioned by
former County Treasurer Wright. with in
terest from the date OF collection. The
matter was presented to the Board Of Su.
pervisors and argued at length and the
board will examine into the merits Of the
case before allowing or disallOwing the
claim OF the district. The village board Of
ing that the eighty acres joining that VII
lage on the south be annexed to the vii
lage. The petition was received and placed
on file
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Reportn from stations I'D 2 2.

IT" Indicates trace OF precipitation.
L. A. WELSH Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

Mangum q %. LETTER SPECIALISTS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
CALL FOR An ACCOUNTING
Gov. Mickey Expresses Opinion University
Should Change Its Methods.
CHANCE TO SAVE ON PRINTING BILLS
Lincoln People start 20 Draft .
Primary Law and Discover
they Have n Knotty
Problem.
Lon a So Correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Dec. s.-(speciaL,-"Ev Every
cent Of the state money should be &C
counted for accurately and the public
should know where every cent is spent.
Any deception practiced in this matter by
the head OF any institution will bring
down destruction on that institution
The above declaration was made by Gov
ernor Mickey in discussing the figure jug
Cling pracuced in the report Of the State
Board Of Regents OF money needed to main
tain the State university and in estimating
the resources.
Every dollar spent Of the taxpayers
money should be checked up and should be
paid out on vouchers filed with the state
auditor said the governor. The money
expended for the maintenance Of the State
university should be paid out exactly as
money Is paid out for other Institutions
The governor expressed the opinion that
ne next legislature would certainly change
ne present manner Of conducting the uni
ersity and he also expressed the opinion
hat the legislature would conduct thor
Jugh investigation Of the management Of
the institution.
The matter Of printing for the university
will also be called 70 the attention OF the
legislature. The printing for the university
Is not let through the state printing ooard.
During the last few years the Printing
board, so the records show, has saved the
state many thousands Of dollars in printing
and it is likely an effort will be made to
have the university printing done through
this channel.
Efforts have been made in the past to get
the university conducted on business
basis. but these efforts have failed be-
cause Of the presence Of a powerful uni
versity lobby, which has had the assist
ance Of the Lincoln fake reform sheets
These fake reformers claim. of course
when anything is said about the university
| it is a knock on Lincoln, and it is doubtful
If anyone ever had any suspicion that
| the large sums of money paid for the
university printing each year has anything
! to do with this loyalty to higher edu
| cation"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
formal temperature

Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /,
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

Diamonds-Copley, jeweler, 25 S. 10th
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
brRska, south Dakota, Kansas
and wyoming.
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA. Dec. 19.-Official record of temper
allure and precipitation compared with the
corresponding day Of the last three years:
1896. 1906 1904. 1875.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20

Get your Pure Sugar Candies at Court
ney's.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
FRENCH OFFICER DEGRADED
Captain Suffers for Refusing to Help Take
Church Inventory.
RI0TlNG At EPISCOPAL PALACE At NANTES
Further Prosecution of Parish Priests
VIII be Suspended Pending
Passage of Amendment 10
Present Law.
RlOTING At EPISCOPAL PALACE At NANTES

LILLE, France, Dec. ia court-martial
here today tried and degraded Captain Mag
niese for refusing to obey orders in con-
nection with taking the inventory Of the
chapel of st. John. Magniese before the
court said
Il am a Christian and prefer to be
shot rather than commit a sacrilege. No
one has the right TO make me renounce
the VOWS 1 took at my first communion"
NANTES. France, Dec. ,19-Considerable
rioting attended the evacuation Of the
Episcopal palace and seminary here today.
Crowds Of Catholics overcame the police,
who were compelled to draw their re-
volvers and under threats OF opening fire
kept back the mob until rescued by troops.
Several women were arrested for striking
or biting soldiers.
Prosecutions Suspended.
PARIS, Dec. 19-The reports received by
the minister OF the interior show that
thirty-four ecclesiastical residences occu-
pied by archbishops or bishops and forty
large and thirteen small seminaries have
;hus far been evacuated under the pro
visions Of the church and state separation
I law
Having established the attitude OF the
parish priests the government has ordered
| tions for illegal services IN the churches,
pending the passage OF the new law amend
ing the law OF 1906, providing for the sep
aration OF church and state.
Cardinal Richard has issued instructions
suppressing the usual Christmas masses.
| Attitude of Vatican.
ROME, Dec. 19.-No steps have been
taken by the Vatican to entrust any power
with the protection OF the archives of the
papal nunciature OF Paris, The reports to
the effect that some OF the European coun-
! tries were approached on the subject are
| groundless.
The attitude OF the Vatican toward the
new French government bill covering the
| conduct Of public worship is defined by
the papal authorities as being "distrust-
/ full" the latter being convinced OF the ne
cessity Of continuing IN the way they have
1 already taken in order 20 obtain at least
| tolerable conditions for the church in
France.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-20
Attitude of Vatican.
RINGs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
Rnv Murderer sentenced

CHICAGO, Dec. ls.-Robert Gordon, 10
years OF age, was today sentenced to the
refOrmatCry for life. after pleading guilty
TO the charge Of numbering Joseph Reed,
s years Of age. Gordon pulled the Reed
boy under a sidewalk, pounded him on the
head with a brick until he was uncon-
scious and then dug a hole in the earth in
which he placed young Reed. Gordon
then heaped the earth over Reed and AL
lowed him to SURROGATE.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-08
Mans View of the Woman's Clut


In very frank English, the American
mantle John'of veiyday dornesti C
life has ceased to take our New York
Woman's Club seriously, il indeed he
takes the trouble to think of it at all.
He views the club fad with the good
humored federation awarded to past
crazes which have had their little day
and given place to others more or less
comical from the mans point OF view.
The woman Of his household ape his
club in the same spirit that moves
them to copy his ulster, his hat and
cap. his coat, vest and cravat, and to
travssty the one garment decided to him
by tradition and popular opinion, by
donning knickerbockers, and riding
mems saddles in divided skirts. With
the big backwoodsman who was fog
ged by his small wife, our New Wo
mans nominal protector and virtual
provider might plead, ut amuses her
and dc esn't hurt me"
Our, philosophical and indulgent
American husband OF higher breeding
and range Of thought accepts invitations
to Federation dinners because "all the
other women will have their husbands
with them, and 1t would make talk II |
went alone.' He gets his weary frame
into the drA- coat he loathes, sits at
the residents table, looks interest
and tries vallantly not to look amused
during the Observation-Disclosures same
old rubbish, alwaye and
everywhere, about the emancipation
and progress OF Woman" If he il a
talking-maohine, aud knows to DO apt
at after dinner speeches, he responds
to the presidents call like nan and
a brother, as per program, and thumps
away at the chaff with the best of
them.
1t pleases Polly, and he knows by
now that il won't hurt him. To him
self-not to PoIly-he adds, "None OF
It amounts to anything. They've been
pounding away at the sane lot OF stuff
Ior fits years, or Whereabouts. y
Marion Harland in Womsn's Home
Com panior for August.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-08
Mr.. Givens c. Lackey Died in
jamestown, o hio


The following report of the
death of Mr.. Givens G. Lackey,
formerly of Rockbridge, who died
in Ohio, is taken from the Greene
County Press of jamestown, Ohio,
of August 3rd:
Sabbath afternoon death removed
one of the most respected residents
of the community in the person of
Givens C.Lackey, after few days
of illness. The following modest
sketch tells few points of noble
life:
Givens Cunningham Lackey, son
of Isaac and Isabel Cunningham
Lackey, was born on Timber Ridge,
Rockbridge county, Vc., June rs,
1926. When he was three years of
age his parents removed to Greene
county, Ohio, living fret on the
farm where Mr.. Lackey died. The
trip was one of great labor and
hardship, some of the older chill
dren walking the entire distance.
The deceased was married to
Margaret Ann Turnbull February
7, 1855. To them were born four
sons: James Harvey, Cyrus
Cummins, William Hunter and
Joseph Clark, all living in thu
vicinity. Mr.. Lackey's married
life was very happy one and his
death is the first break in the
family circle. OF family OF
eleven brothers and sisters only
one survives, Mrs. Elvira Chalmers
of Washington, Iowa.
Mr.and Mrs. Lackey were always
noted for their kindly hospitality,
and their home was always open TO
friends and neighbors. Mr.. Lackey
wss member of the church fer
over fifty years, and for the last
twenty-five years had been an
elder In the Jamestown .. Z.
church. His religious life was
beautiful and consistent,an in the
hour of death the Scripture mem
orized In youth came readily to
mind and was to him the rock of
strength in the hour Of need.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-08
CoIlierstown Cuttings
Gazette Co,ySSpOAdene<

| Gazette Co,1tSpOndenet
Aug. THE school trustees of
Buffalo district met at Palmer
| Academy on north Buffalo Satur-
day, August 4, for the purpose of
appointing teachers to their several
places. 1t was found that the ap-
plicants on hand were inadequate
to supply all tho schools in the dis
trict. 1t was resolved that the
board would have TO await the
result of the recent examination in
order to fill vacancies.
Mr.. T. j. Deacon is at work
building q metallic fence around
the 2-acre lot which was bought
for the graded school building at
Collierstown.
Mr.. II. w. Wade has recently
overhauled bis -four mill property
at Marmion by placing in new
trunking and making some very
important changes in the machir-
cry. Mr.. Wade expects to do fine
business this season in the way of
grinding, being located in the
center of one of the finest wheat
section in the valley.
Master Harry Lee, son of H. L.
Morrison at Marmion, who has
been suffering intense pain for
two weeks from the effects of
piece of glass. that entered the
bottom of his foot, is now con-
valescing.
Mrs. Nettie Davis of Staunton
and Mrs. Charles McCoven of
Roanoke, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.Wade
at Marmion.
Mr.. J. L. Hamilton and daugh-
ter of nynchburg. are in Golfers
town visiting their friends.
Mr.. George Brown and family
of Iowa, who have been spending a
few weeks at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Tribbett, are now
visiting friends on Buffalo.
X-RAYs.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-08
DIR. Manly's Prayer for Wilcher
Friday

rrlOdY
Following is the earnest and
eloquent prayer offered on the
gallows for William E. Wilcher
last Friday by DR.. Charles Manly !
Almighty God, father Of mercles, our
only help in time of need, to thee we
come for grace in behalf of this our
fellow-sinner. standing here under
sentence Of death as the penalty Of
crime. To thee he has humbly con-
fessed the manifold sins OF his past
life and especially the guilt OF the crime
for which he is condemned land to thee
he appeals for pardon through the only
merits OF thy son Jesus Christ whom
thou didst send to seek and to save the
lost, and whom thou hast set forth as
the Precipitation for our sins through
faith in his blood. Thou hast thyseh
declared: If we confess our sins, thou
art faithful aud just to forgive us our
sins and to cleanse US from all I'M
righteousness; that 1t Is faithful say
ing and worthy OF all acceptatlon that
Christ Jesus came into the world to
save sinners, even the chief
Lord God Almighty. grant that
through thy holy spirit his repentance
may be genuine and sincere, and that
he may believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ to the saving OF his soul; that
heartily owning himself justify con-
demned he may yet lay hold OF thy
grace of our Lord which gives the
promise, 'hlm that cometh to me |
will in no wise cast out.
"Most gracious Lord, may his kin
dred and friends be 30 affected by this
most solemn event, that they shall
all be led to be true followers Of the
Saviour, 80 that when thelr lives may
end they may find a place at thy right
hand.
''Pity thoseIwhose hearts are sore ana
rent with grief by this awful judg-
-ment. Bind them uP as only thou
canst and give them grace to humble
themselves under thy mighty Dand,
that In due time they may be lifted up.
And sanctify to US all tina circumstances
in which we are placed, that each OF
us may sincerely cry to thee, as did
the publican, God be merclful to me,
the sinnerl' and may we realize that
we too must soon appear In thy pres
ence to be judged for the deeds done
in the body.
"And now to thee, 0 compassionate
Redeemer, who on the cross didst give
salvation to the penitent sufferer by
thy side. we commend this our brother
man and fellow sinner, praying that
thou wilt receive his spirit and give 10
him eternal life. Hear US, o God our
Father, and accept our applications,
In the name and for the sake OF our
only Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Amen"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1906-08-08
TO PREVENT CRIMINALITY

And now criminality is to he
prevented by surgical operations.
A recent dispatch from Philadel-
phia says that certain charitable
and reformatory institutions Of
that city, under the advice Of OK
psrts, have instituted the practice
of performing operations upon
children whose early environ ment
and heredity were CT such
nature as to expect the subjects to
follow criminal careers.
In the cases cited, where num-
Der Of children were successfully
operated on, hopes are entertain
ed by the reformatory institu-
tions and eminent scientists that
good results will follow. The OPP
eratiOns included the removal of
certain portions of the brain, OPP
erations on the eyes and some for
nervousness. 1t is thought that
these operations will remove the
prediction for crime, and that
the subjects will grow up to be-
come useful and honorable men
and women. The outcome will be
watched with interest.