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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-14
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WASHINGTON. July 1.-The presi- dents yacht Maynower for the time being is again s warshIp and has ar rived at sanfo Domingo. where she will be used as part of the patrol around the island
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-14
It.lIa. crui.<r A.her>.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. July 1.-The Italian cruiser rmbria. which arrived here yesterday afternoon from Porto Rico. grounded coming up the channel on . med hank ohe is sfilI ashore. bsf rssfing easfIy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-14

The Evening Democrat is tne pso- pie's paper. The prfcs e 7e . eopy. i7e . week. es . ysar. by nail os
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion Balti-

more g. Ohio. Leaving Washington a
m, June % Special train, STANDARD
coaches. parlor cars and dining car.
meals a "a carte. Route via Philadelphia
and picturesque Lehigh valley Liberal
stop-overs returning. Tickets good ten
days.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
VH|TE-ROBED NOVICE
PLUNGES IN RIVER
Convent Girl, With Prayer
on Her Lips, Commits
Suicide.

ST. LOUIS. June 15.-Standing on the
river bank in the beautiful grounds OF
the Notre Dame Convent. a mile south
of Carondelet, a young girl. clad in the
white robe OF a novice In the sister
hood. stood poised for a moment in the
light Of the morning sun and then with
a last prayer on her lips, jumped into
the Mississippi. Efforts TO recover the
body were uEavailing and the sorrow-
ing members CT the sisterhood told OF
the tragedy. nut would not give out
the name Of the novice until her par
ents In st. CHARLES. No.. are notified.
The girl was known as Sister Editha.
Before enteriai the order her name was
Martha DUcks rte. Of st. Charles. Mo.
The young woman leaped into the riv-
er IN full view OF the tug lockwood.
The me1I on the deck OF the little boat
were attracted by the unusual sight OF
a white-robed novice on the lawn. Her
veil was thrown back from her face.
and they could see her fresh young fea-
lures. her face turned toward the sun
and her lips moving In prayer. She
walked backward ten feet from the
edge OF the overhanging bank and then,
running forward. plunged into the river.
Frederick Fox. a boatman, roWed out
Into the stream with his skiff. but he
was unable to locate the body.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
BRYAN'S NOMINATION
FOSTERED BY MACK
Democratic Committeeman
Has Faith in Nebraskan.
Southerner for I'd Place.

BUFFALO. N. Y. June 15.-Demo-
cratic National Committeeman Norman
{. Mack, in an interview on the Demo-
cratic outlook. made the following
statement:
There has been no time since the
result Of the 1904 election was announc-
ed that have not believed that Will
liam Jennings Bryan would continue 70
be leade;' Of the Democratic party in
the naucn. and there has been no time
IN that period but what have believed
that Mr.. Bryan would be nominated
for the Presidency by acclamation In
the next Democratic national conven-
Il also believe that q Democrat from
tne south. that part of the country
Mhlcn mas always been Democratic
should be presented as a candidate for
the the democratic nomination for the Vice
Presidency, not because IL Is the South
as much as because IL IS Democratic
ana always consistently So"
Mr.: Mack predicted that Representa-
tive William Randolph Hearst would be
the Oenocratic nominee for governor
OF New York
The Washington times., 1906-06-15

the world over in legislatures the orator
Is relic of the past, that there IS
so much business TO be done and so
little time for doing II that the orator
Is an Internal nuisance, and that the
bulk OF shaping legislation Is done IN
committee rooms. After hearing these
and other arguments, Mr.. Schwab con-
sented 10 allow himself 70 be considered
as an available candidate to succeed
Mr.. NeWlandS. but he objects TO having
the matter made public until he shall
have become a citizen Of Nevada, which
viii take place within few months.
He has written from abroad that
the longer he thinks upon the Senate
the more he is strengthened in the opin-
ion that a plain, direct business man
Is the best type TO htly represent a
State like Nevada which has so much
in the way of natural resources TO be
developed by trained Industrial man
ayers.
The purpose now Is TO start the
Schwab, preliminary campaign work
next winter, and keep Il hot TIL the
time comes for voting In the LegisIa-
ture for a seat in the Senate
The Washington times., 1906-06-15

That Charles NJ. Schwab aspires TO a
seat in the United States Senate. repre-
senting Nevada. seems to be accepted
as a fact by his friends Here is what
one Of his friends says about IT:
''Mr. Schwab's friends believe he IS
the best available candidate to sue
ceed Mr.. Newlands. His Investments In
Nevada have attracted othe-- nd help
ed the State. 1t IS believed that IN the
Senate Mr., Schwab could get apprOpria-
tions for irrigation and other improve
ments, and that he would promote min
ing and railroad building.
Mr. Schwab. after many objections,
has consented 10 allow his name 20 be
used and in a few months will become
a resident Of Nevada. He has written
from abroad that he believes the plain
type Of business man can do the most
for Nevada in the Senate.
When Mr.. Schwab was first ap-
preached on this matter he threw cold
water on the scheme, saying among
other things that he was not a public
speaker 1t was pointed QUO to him that
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
VENEZUELA RUINED
BY CASTRO POLICY
War Duties Advance Price
of Food.
WORK CHANCES DECREASE
Severance of Cable Connection Para
lyzes Coffee and Cocoa Industry,
Capital Is Intimidated.

How serious is the predicament in
which President Castro has involved
Venezuela by his foreign policies Is set
forth by Consul Thomas p. Moffat. Of
La Guaira, Venezuela. in a report TO the
State Department.
War duties on exports. the consul says,
continue. Provisions of all kinds, even
those forming the principal food OF the
laborinr. classes, have, advanced from 2
TO 100 per cent in price, while at the
same time opportunities for employment
are rapidly decreasing. No public works
are being constructed, or contemplated.
with the exception of a floating dock
which IS being built at Puerto Cabeno.
Since the announcement Of the contract
organizing a government bank has been
made public. gold has entirely disap-
peared from circulation.
Hamburg Line Withdraws Steamer.
The Hamburg line Of steamers, which
has regularly scheduled two steamers
monthly for Venezuelan ports" says Mr..
Moffat has withdrawn one steamer,
owing 70 the smauness OF the cargoes
obtainable. The opportunity to keep In
touch with the foreign market for cocoa
ana COIccs lllc principal AltlCo u tA-
port, has been prevented through the
severance of direct cable communication,
which is of the utmost Importance TO
those who must keep informed as to the
market conditions in order TO ship to
the best advantage. Several concessions
recently granted have been abandoned
through misgivings as to the future, and
the options paid thereon forfeited
Uncertainty Restraints Trade.
''That underlying conditions are preju-
dicial to prosperity, at least for the pres
ent, is so apparent as 10 cause anxiety
on the part of all compercial interests
The extended uncertainty as to the ad-
justment of foreign matters Is restrain
ing trado in other quarters and compell-
ing those who largely control the hnan-
cial situation-cOmmissiOn and banking
houses-to be very prudent in commit
ments Involving any ventures beyond
actual and present requirements"
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
MISSES HIS SKULL
SHOOTS OFF HIS EAR

RANDOLPH. VT, June I5.-Because
Fred Hutchinson. fourteen years old.
objects TO doing farm work. he at
tempted TO commit suicide by blowing
his brains out with a rife. and manag-
ed 10 tear one ear from hts head.
The weapon was so heavy and the
would-oe suicide so light that the DIS
charge turned the rife and DETECTED the
bullet. The wound was pronounced 10
be not dangerous
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
Particular People Praise
While You're Out of Town

gists'.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
POLICEMAN SAVES SEVENTY
HORSES FROM STABLE

NEW YORK. June l5.-Damage
amounting to 5000 was caused by a
FIRE that destroyed several truck stor-
age houses. livery stables. a junk shop
and leather factory IN East 1O7th and
lOoth streets, between First and Pleas
ant avenues.
Policeman Mccarthy. Of the East 1O4th
street station, liberated seventy horses
that were In the stable that caught fire
thus saving the lives OF the animals.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
Baltimore and Return s1.a5, Baltimore

& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and Sun
except Royal Limited.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15

Fine India Linen. front trimmed with
several rows of embroidered insertion,
fine tucks front and back. short sleeves.
tucked cuffs trimmed with Valsnciennes
edging, and collar to match
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
Ernest Hogan All This Week.

Ernest Hogan and his Rufus Rastus
company will positively not go on any ex-
cursion this week, but Will continue 20
play at the Academy Of Music the rest
OF the week. Matinee Saturday. 2:15.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15

Have your household effects cared for
by storage dept. Union TrHst Co. AbsO-
luteiy hreproof warehouse. Office, 1414 F
ST.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
Uncertainty Restraints Trade.
s78-North Pacific COast-c. & O. Ry.

Excursion tickets to Portland, Greg, and
return, account Hotel Mems Association
on sale June II TO d Sixty davs'
limit, diverse route. liberal stop-overs
Inquire 6OJ Fourteenth street or 5l3
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
LOO Harpers Ferry, Charlestown, Win

chester and return, June II. From Bal
tmore s. Ohio Station, $50 a. m Re
turning leave Winchester 6. Charlestown
Gao. Harpers Ferry D. m. same day.
Splendid opportunity for days outing.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15

Judges of Quality Ice Cream
Recommend c. & s. velvet kind. Drug
gists'.
The Washington times., 1906-06-15
s3.so Special Summer Rate saturdsvs

10 Old Point and Norfolk: Va. Beach.
$40; good returning Sunday night. Nor
folk & Washington Steamboat Co.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-01

49-Best Cow any e........... 49,. ...... 10 90
oo-Best Herd of cattle anykind Bull and three females,
10 10 In tne hrst ~ w
Special by the Citizens Bank, Columbia KY.
H.
HARNESS PURPOSES.
51-Best Stallion, Mare or Gelding any age
10 the hrSt III w
To the second. 90
Special by j. H. Kearns, Proprietor Sunny Side Sa
loon, Lebanon, KY
52-Best Mare Ged three old under four 10 90
53-Bes Mare Gedng old and under three 90
Special by Allen Walker and Co., Lverymen Column
54-Bes Stallion four years old and over 10 90
55-Bes Stallion three years old and under 10 90
Special by Gaines and Phillips Lverymen Campbels-
56-Best Stallion two years old and 90
57-Best Stallion one year old and under two. 90
58-Best Stallion under one year old .......... 90
59-Best Mare four years old and 10 OC
Special by Columbia Singletree Co., H. R. Coleman,
Proprietor.
6O-Best Mare three years old and under four 10 90
Special by Dr. James Trpett Dentist Columbia. KY.
61-Best Mare year old and under two O(
Special by Caud Hobson, dealer in Poultry and Pro-
duce Columbia KY
62-Bes Mare under year old. O(
63-Bes Brood Mare and Colt 10 OF
/ Special by A. w. Tarter, Jaier of Adar County.
64Bes Stallion and three of his colts foas of 10 on
Special by Adair County News.
643 Best Colt of Arrived. 10 on
End Best to Arrived 1907 worth 10 o.
Il 3rd Best on
/ Special by German Coach Horse, Association.
/
65 Best Gentleman rider fifty years old over
10 the first 81
To the second. 81
Special by ]. S. Stapp, Dealer in slaves and Publish
er of the Columbia Spectator.
66Best Stallion any age 10 OF
Special by ]. P Hutchinson, dealer in Poultry and
Produce Columbia, KY
p
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-01

o|-Best Saddle Mare or Geding, three years old and
under TOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........
Special by ]. H. Gof Representing The Citizens
Lille Insurance Co., Louisville.
SoBest Saddle Mare Geldng two years old and under
CiHee
Special by NJ Cravens Druggist dealer in soft drinks
Columbia
89-Best Saddle geding any age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Special by W. O. Pile Liveryman Columbia
W-Best Saddle Stallion any age Observation-Disclosures.
Special by c. F. Mantz, Proprietor Charlottesville
Roller Mills
9l-Fmest Turnout, single rig, everything considered
OecOHu
Special by Lyon Buggy Co., Campbellsvlle Ky
92-Best Sucking Colt by Jordan Peacock .........
Second. Observation-Disclosures.
Sweepstakes Model Stallion Mare or Geldng anv
age, by Jordan Peacock Observation-Disclosures.
Specials by w. L. Grady Proprietor Gradyville Stock
Farm, owner of Jordan Peacock. All premiums to
be paid in seasons to any stock have in 19O7-W L.
Grady.
93-Fastest Mule mile heats, two best in three $500.
81 Thoroughbred Race mile dash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10 first 60 per cent to second rs per cent to third
Is per cent No entrance fee.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-01
Friday, August 24th. 1906.

9-Best Stallion year old and under two. 90
Special by j. T. Gowdy, Lveryman Campbellsville
KY
s7-Best Stallion years old and under three.... 800
Special by T. E. PAUL, Druggist and dealer in Drug
gst sundres.
98Best Stallion three old and under four 90
Special by Woodson Lewis, Dealer in General Mer-
chandise, Greensburg, Ky.
99-Best Stallion four years old and 10 90
Special by 10 Wilcox, Manufacturer of Coco-Cola
Campbelsvie KY.
lOO-Best Mare under year old
Special by Lindsay & Rice, Proprietors of the Elk
horn Roller Mill, Ekhorn, Ky.
101-Best Mare year old and under two 90
Special by Frank Sinclair Dealer in General Mer-
chandse Columbia, Ky.
1O2-Best Mare two years old and under three 90
Special by Walker Bryant, Dealer in Lumber and
Timber, Columbia, KY
1O3Best Mare three years old and under four 10 90
Special by the Standard Saw Mill Co., Columbia
Dealers in Timber and Lumber.
1O4 Best Mare four years old and 10 CO
Special by Gordon Montgomery Agent for the New
York Home Fire Insurance Co.
GENERAL SWEEPSTAKES FOR SADDLE PURPOSES
1O5-Best Stallion, Mare Gelding any IS CO.
10 per cent entrance fee will be charged and added
to the purse 60 per cent to 1st % per cent to 2nd
Is per cent to Sd.
SWEEPSTAKES UTILITY
1O6-Best Mare any age be ridden and driven 10 90
Special by Smith & Nell, Projectors, Columbia Hotel
1O-Best Stallion to be ridden and driven 10 90
Special by G. F. Suits, dealer in Lumber, Columbia
CONSOLATION STAKE
Best Stallion Mare Gedng that has been shown
and has received blue ribbon this Fair 10 90
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $1,000. 90
1O9-Fastest Mule mile heats, best three 90
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 so
11O-Thoroughbred race, mile dash, 100 90
To first 60 per cent; to second Is per cent; third
Is per cent.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1906-08-01
Thursday, August 23d, 1906


Y Best Horse Mule three year old and $40 90
Special by T. R. Stults, dealer in lumber, Columbr
70 Best Horse Mule year oldand under three 90
-Best Horse Mule year old and under two. so
Is Best Horse Mule under year old 90
Special by Reed Miller, Grocerymen, Columbia
76-Best Mare Mule three old and 10 90
H-Best Mare Mule two years old and under three 90
70 Best Mare Mule year and under two SO
79-Best Mare Mule under year old 90
80-Best Pair of Mules owned by or firm
First Observation-Disclosures. 900
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Special by ]. E. Snow, Proprietor of the Russell
Sprins Roller Mills.
81-Most Beautiful Stallion, Mare or Gedng any age to
be shown with bride or halter .............. 10 90
Special by w. D. King, representing Grauman-Hen-
chyCross Co., Wholesale dealers in Dry Goods, Louis
vile, KY
82Bet Double Team regardless of ownership 10 w
Special by E. G. Atkins, travelling statesmen for A.
Walking Co., Wholesale Grocers Louisville
83-Best Rock-a-way Mare Geding sze style and
pleasant handling to be considered ....... 10 90
Special by Columbia Motar Car Co.,
HORSES FOR SADDLE
"a Best Stallion four years old and over 10 90
Special by New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Represented by 10 Coffey, Jr, Columbia
IS Best Stallion three years old and under 10 90
Special by DR.. O. S. Dunbar, Dentist Columbia.
Sc Best Stallion two years old and under three SO
Special by S. c. Neat, Representing Otter & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, Louisville.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29

victoria Republicans que SO ha
ganado ALA desde Ia organization
del partido. Fu6 legal, justa y
honesta. Los votantes sostu.
vieron q los nominados Republi.
canos, desde 81 primero hasta Ell
dltimo con tirmesa y gallardia.
ASH mismo, endosaron al Hon. II.
g. Bursum, presidente de 10
Comision Contra. Republicans
del Territorio, por una gran ma
yoria. Estos son hechos, y Ell
Nuevo Mexicauo Supplements los
hace constar para information
del pueblo. Ellos hablan por 81
solos y en- 10 manera que con:
viene.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29
LA LEY DEL
~AMBULANTE.

Las inspecciones de archives y
de tinanzas de condado que han
sido hechas recientemente por Ell
Intendente Ambulante Charles V.
Stafford. y las cuales seran CONT
nuadas por 81 durante ell resto
del mes antes que los nuevos
t~esoreros de condado tomen sus
empleos Ell dia 10. de Enero pro
ximo, muestran conclusivamente
que la ley creando el empleo de
intendente ambulante y estable-
ciendo los deberes del empleo,
tambien proveyendC para plena
inspection de los registros tinan-
ciaros de cada condado y la veri-
ficacion de fondos pdblinos en-
poder de tesoreros de condado,
es una de las mejores medidas
decretadas jamas como estatnto
por una asamblea de Nuevo Me.
xico. Esta ley fue pasada por
una Legislature Republican, y
aprobada por un Gobernador Re-
49, I'd .LNUN
publicanc. Ha adorable va al
pueblo v a les contribuyentes de-
cenas de millares de pesos, y las
cuentas tinancieros y fondos de
los diferentes condados Sc Italian
hoy en- mejor condici6n .que nun
ca antes en- la historic del Terri
torio del Sol Resplandecionte.
La operation practica de La ley
durante los dos amos ultimos Iha
probado esta' assertion. Unos
cuantos cambios- de poca monta
Sc neceSltan para que Su eIecIO
sea adn mejor, pero en- conjunto
ha funoionado acknowledgements y
soportado la prueba de la expe-
riencia practica y mucho uso
diario j ordinario. Ha venido a
permanecer, y sera mejorada, 81
fuere necesario, por la pr6xima
Asamblea Legislative. Charles
V. Stafford, actual incumbente en-
csc emplec, esta peculiarmente
bien equipado para conducir pro-
piamente la direction y admins
TRACTION de los deberes del empleo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29
osTEoPATIA
w. OIAllA
DR.. CHARLES A. WHEELON
No. 1903 Palace Avenue.

No. 103 Palace Avenue
Cura con exito Intermediates agu'
das y cronicas sin drogas 0 medicinas.
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oficina: 9:12 m. 2:5 p. m.
OSTEOPATIA.
La osteopatia es I'm sistema de ira.
tamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas 0 medicines. I'm conjunto
de musculos ercogidos o una peque-
mes en- la ~colocacion de una o mas YER
tebras en- ell espinazo de una persona
implicando 81 abastecimiento del ner.
VIC y sangre astomago puede eau
sar Indigestion y 0tras formas de des-
orden en- los intestinos. 81 Sobador
los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera dislocacion por 10 cual
ell paciente queda bueno Immediate
El principle es 10 mismo en-
todas OF as Intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata o
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda-
des agudas 0 cronicas. No Sc cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. wHEEION,
Sobador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29
uN cUMpLIDO QUE APREclAMOS.

Ell Nuevo M~exicano reproduce
ell siguiente articuio laudatorio en-
referencia a editor bajoe antique
principle de que no es bueno ser
melindroso en- materia de apre.
ciaciones. Ell cumplido es debt
damente apreciado. Els del Sill
yer City Enterprise, diciendo di-
cho periodico: mos alegraulos
de notar que la reciente indis-
posici6n del Coronel Max Frost
ell v~eterano editor del Nuevo Me-
xicano de Santa Fe, no es de
ningdn modo tan grave cual Sc
dijo al principle, y que va Sc halla
en- canine de recuperarse entera-
mente. No es exageracion decir
que ell Coronel Frost es nno de
les hombres mas notables que 81
periodismo ha producido por mu-
chos amos, pues a pesar de acha.
ques ffsicos que en- nueve hon.
bres de cada diez serian un obsta-
culo elective contra traba1o de
cualquiera clase, 81 Coronel Frost
mantiene su posicion como un
caudillo entire los hombres y
amoldador de la opinion publica,
inferior a ninguno en- ell sudoeste.
Hace ell trabajo de dos hombres
ordinarios en- preparar 10 mismo
noticias que editoriales para So
periodico, y su calidad es del gra-
do mas alto y respira donde
quiera la lealtad mas intensa a su
patria adoptiva."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29

SUBSCRIPTION EN- MEXICo.-La
Delegation mexicana encargada
de colectar fondos para ell monu-
mento que Sc erigira en- Madrid
al gran tribune espanol don Emilio
CASTELAR,, ha terminado ,sus ira
bajos y rindio va las cuentas de
su gestion.
De elias Sc desprende que 81
donativo de Mexico para la obra
EN- proyecto asciende la cantidad
de so, 1865 pesetas y4l centimos,
suma que Sc remitio va a la Jun
ia Central Madrilena.
Los Estados de la rep1blica
que contribuyeron EN- mayor es-
Gala. fueron; Yucatan, que di6
~, 4S0, y Puebla, que contribuyo
con 1895. Els de celebrarse este
resultado que habla en- favor de
la cultnra mexicana y signitica
muy expresivamente la justa de-
voci6n que en- Mexico Sc profesa
al gran repdblico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29
BUzNA OBRA DEL DELEGAD0
ANDREWS.

FL Delegado Andrews SO ha
mostrado muy alerta y active en-
10 que toca q los intereses prefe-
rentes de Nuevo Mexico en- legis'
laci6n congressional propuesta.
Ha in~troducido una enmienda al
proyecto de appropriateness midas
proveyendo que scan apropiados
s6l, 900 para Ell mantenimiento de
la Escuela Industrial Indigena
de los Estados Unidos en- esta
ciudad, y otra suma igual para la
otra escuela de la misma especie
que tiene ell gobierno en- Albu.
querque, y otras apropiaciones
necesarias para conducir propia-
mente ell servicio indio en- Nuevo
Mexico. En- toda probabilidad,
estas Appropriateness seran apro'
badas, pues 81 delegado sabe Ell
modo de ccnseguirlas. A esta
saxon es propio notar que ell pro.
yecto fntroducido por 81 en- la Ca
mara de Representatives. prove
yendo que ningdn miembro de
una Asamblea Territorial seria
eligible aempleo territorial mien-
tras sea tai miembro y que min
gun empleado federal, excepto
estafetero, ocupara un empleo
territorial, Legislative o de cual.
quiera otra especie, es en- la bue-
ma direction. 81 pasare, y Ell
proyecto deberia pasar; sera pro.
ductivo de gran bien para ell
Territorio del Sol Resplande-
ciente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29
LAS ELEccIONEs DE 1905 EN-
Ell CONDADO DE sOCORRO.

b! gran jurado del condado de
Socorro, en- su session reciente,
dedico bastante tempo a la in.
vestigaci0n de rumores soltados
a volar POI ell Journal de la Fa-
chenda de Albuquerque, por al
gunos periodicos Dem6cratas de
la estampa del perro amarillo, y
por ciertos estadistas presuntos,
al efecto que grandes fraudes de
election habian sido cometidos
en- ell condado en- favor de candi-
datos Republicanos ell dia 6 del
pasado Noviembre. Despues de
investIgacion cuidadosa Sc halo
que no habia nj un rastro de YER.
dad para sostener estos informes
y rumores. Estos fueron colec-
clonados On parte por los corresj
ponsales del Journal de la Fa.
chenda de Albuquerque en- esta
ciudad y en- otras parties del
Territorio, yen parte por polfti-
cos que tienen hachas politicas
que amolar y no les importa CO.
mo y cuando las amuelan con tai
de qne esten bieu afladas para il
objeto de hacer picadillo a srs
enemigos polfticos. La election
tanida en- Socorro en- Noviembre
plsado result6 en- la mas graz d
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-12-29

Romadizo nazal 9 bronchial 10 de-
IBERIA cuando menos decidir a probar
una muestra gratis del Remedio del
DR.. Shoop contra la Coriza, NADIA po-
dra convencerlo mas que una prueba
real Y verdadera y para demostrar es-
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