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Evening journal., 1907-10-31
FROM new CASTLE
TO SEE PARADE
NeiehbOring City Sends Dele.
gatiOnStO to Wilmington for
Home Coming
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. oct s1-Horace c..
Eastburn was the speaker at the anti
license meeting last evening in the
Opera House. On his way to New
Caste he had to ride on a car where
the only man was drunk and he had
an experience that he did not relish
very much.
Many persons from New Castle VIII
participate in the parade in Whining
ton this evening. The receivers Of
the trolley road have agreed to run the
cars until 1920 from Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dougherty,
who were married yesterday, held a
reception last evening in their new
home. ~
All Saints Day Services.
Tomorrow being the Feast Of All
Saints will be a holy day and masses
viii be celebrated at 5 and 7.30 O'Clock
in st. Peters Church.
The children had a good time last
evening banging on steps and doors.
Apples. in this section are very
scarce. and fancy prices are being paid
for the ones to be used this even
ing.
While last night did not seem very
cold this morning there was a coai
OF ice on the water troughs and pools
about the city
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
POINTS AGAINST THE SALOONS

J. Nobody would let the saloon live
bout FOR the money made out Of A. It's
sole mission is 10 promote the finan-
cial profit OF saloonists and brewers
3 Railroads, manufacturing COM
panics and employers Of labor of all
sorts. do not want the workiagman
who patronizes the saloon If they can
get anybody else.
g. Putting saloons out Of towns
makes business better. without ex-
ception. as figures In Ohio show We
challenge a single successful contra
dicton
T. Saloons increase the consumption
of liquor more than a hundred fold
over the worst blind tigers speak
easies. bootleggers. and the like. known
in this state The wettest dry towr
uses far less whiskey and beer than
the dryest wet town
8. The saloon does not produce
money IL only gets hold OF what
IS already there. II takes II away
from legitimate trade nnd sends a
great part Of It out of the town {,
distant brewers and distillers. IL ID
a constantfdrain upon the financial re.
sources Of a community
G. To, keep saloons out OF commun.
ities makes labor much more reliable
Manufacturers don't want saloons II
the neighborhood of their plants II
many places they petition against th,
location Of saloons in their neighbor
hood
z. Saloons diminish the value o
real estate in their vicinity. often ser
iously. Nobody wants q saloon for hi
next neighbor
n as much liquor is sold IN dry dis
tricts as in wet. why do the brewer
and distillers and saloonists spen
money with a lavish hand to preven
dry legislation and TO make election
60 wet2 They make common caus
and fight as n the very life Of thei
business depended on defeating tn
drys. WHY DO THEY DO IT?
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
sRNTI-LICENSE NOTES
THE PEOPLE versus THE SALOON
cAIENpAR OF EVENTS.


Business Mems Noon day Meetings,
1215 o. m, Basement of St. PauPs NJ.
<. Church, Seventh and Market streets,
az followss
THURSDAY, address by Mrs. Lake.
FRIDAY, address by John P. Holland,
Esq.
SATURDAY, addresses by John S.
Mullin, JrY and L. A. Bower OF this
city.
FRIDAY, 8 p. nns Hanover Presbyter-
ian Church, Sixth and King streets.
Debate between Bethany Baptist
Guild and Young Peoples Society Of
Hanover Presbyterian Church, on
tho question "RESOLVED THAT
LICENSED SALOONS ARE NOT
DESIRABLE IN DELAWARE"
GRACE M. e. CHURCH.
7.45 o. m. J. G. Daily Quartette, Of
Philadelphia, half hour Of song.
500 o. m. George W. Norton, Editor
Of Portland Express.
600 o. m. Or. NJ. B. c. Mason.
KlNcSWOOD NJ. e. CHURCH.
500 D. m. Mass Meeting Of the Church
Federation, address by }. c. Holland,
Of Milford, Delaware.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH.
800 p. m. Tenth and Eleventh Ward
Mass Meetings. Addresses BY Rev.
r. o. Evornart, Supt. Anti Saloon
League, Maine. George W. Norton
Editor Of the Portland Express.
HARRISON STREET N. e. CHURCH.
500 p. m. Addresses by Rev. F. n.
Butler, Mont Clair, Rev. r. o. Ever
hart. J. G. Daily ouartette will sing
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
Military Prisoners.

Although living In a part OF New
York city, the military prisoners on
Governors island have many customs
which make it seem as though they
were in another land. Time is not
counted by them in mere days. weeks
and months, hut In ''brooms." Many OF
the prisoners are short term men, and
they are detailed TO ''police" the
grounds. OF. course this means> much
sweeping, aud a broom lasts about a
month. Thus two s'brooms' in army
lingo means two months. No prisoner
is permitted 10 salute an officer in the
manner. prescribed for soldiers who be-
have themselves. Instead they fold
their arms and look straight to the
front whenever they pass those en-
titled 10 q salute. A soldier who is a
prisoner is never referred to by his
name His Official number, which is
stelciled upon his clothing. is used in
stead.--New York Tribune.
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lown nearly all the taxable property in
tho state.
Tho sober negro who can think needs
no argument TO prove that any crisis
which would array the races against
each other would mean disaster for
him. He must take his choice between
accepting the situation as 1t is or move
out II existing conditions are chang
ed the white man must change them
the Negro cannot
But though we may not make
changes directly we can cause them.
BY increasing intelligence industry
and sobrety we must inevitably gain
In self-respect, material prosperity and
the good will Of other men, The open
saloon is a barrier to such progress.
What we have done In this direction
has been In spite of and not because
Of the saloon
BY increasing ignorance, Incidence
and vice, of which the saloon is the
hotbed and nursery. we arouse the an
tagonism of the whites, whether they
are drunk or sober The criminal re-
cord of the young Negro is a constant
irritant
In such n time as this we need all
the wit and wisdom we can command
Whatever course others may pursue
let us resolve 10 be watchfu and sober
and summon 10 our aid any circum
stance which gives promise OF help
VOTE FOR NO-LICENSE.
W. G. JASON
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BLOOD MONEY.

The peoples share ir the profits Of
the drink business heretofore received
indirectly by the voters in the shape
OF liquor license fees. which have been
paid into the state Treasury, being The
price OF blood, and neither more nor
less than HUSH MONEY taken from The
liquor traffic, should never have hecn
accepted by our state. This State has
been betrayed by its former Legislators
on tho authority of the word OF Col
it is not lawful TO plt such money
into the Treasury" See Matt. 27;d.
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WHY THE DELAWARE NEGRO
SHOULD VOTE AGAINST IICENs


T. BECAUSE WE HAVE NO FL
NANCIAL INTEREST IN THE
LIQUOR BUSINESS. We spend a
great deal of money i'm it, but every
dollar so spent is "a direct loss to the
race II goes TO help enrich those
already I'm possession OF the material
resources of the nation There is not
one Negro in the State who owns or
operates "a saloon.
2. BECAUSE THE LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS PAYS PRACTICALLY MOTH
ING TO THE NEGRO IN WAGES.
The number Of mon employed Is small
er, In proportion to iho capital in
vested. than any other branch Of trade.
and these are all white men,
3 BECAUSE THE SEPARATE
BAR SYSTEM NVOGUE THROUGH
OUT THE STATE. IS A DEGRADA-
TION TO OUR MANHOOD. to which
none of as should submit in the pur-
chase of an article of no real value to
us but positively harmful in i.s effects.
4 BECAUSE THE LIQUOR BUSI-
NESS HAS A DIRECT BEARING ON
| THE RACE PROBLEM IN WHICH
WE ARE VITALITY INTERESTED.
Friction between the races is pro-
NOTED by prejudice and passion and
both these causes are red bv the agon-
cies which rob men OF tho power of
calm reason.
Prejudice IS an ever present force IN
the community II exists in both races
but necessarily the weaker race suf-
fers moro from it's effects Reason
subdues it; passion inhames &C.
The negro, with "a mind disordered by
drink, not only resents with greater
intensity what he conceives 20 be m
Justice, but he rs prone to magnify
the evils from which he suffers and to
lmiaiudge the motives even Of his
friends, From misdirected efforts Ia
assert his. Tights Of 90 avengc his
wrongs crimes OF violence result
The white man. under similar condi-
tions, loses patience and self-control in
the presence OF real or fancied assaults
upon the existing social order and is
lmpelled TO personal efforts toward re-
preston and humiliation. A drunken
white man has no conception Of ;hC
differences among individuals of the
Negro race and an are brought undel
the ban Of his displeasure when his
anger is stirred by a few, or perhaps
by one.
The Negro population of Delaware il
about 20 per cent. of the whole. That
lis. for each Negro there are four white
men. These white men have control OF
Ian the departments of government. all
financial institutions, oil commercial
and manufacturing enterprises ant
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WOMEN'S CLUBS ARE
AGAINST LICENSE

At a meeting held at Wyoming, octo-
Der %. 1907, the Executive Board Of the
Delaware State Federation Of Women's
Clubs adopted the following resolution:
Resolved. That the Executive Board
heartily in sympathy with the present
no-license movement In the state Of Della
ware. 1t is convinced that this is neither
a political nor a religious movement but
"a moral one, safeguarding the home and
vital to the best interests Of the State %
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Demonstration in COOKING.

Miss Fanny Merritt Farmer. of Bos-
ton, gave a demonstration lecture in
cooking before the women OF the New
Century Club yesterday afternoon. The
demonstration, by the use of an cleo
trio stove explained how several tasty
dishes could be made. and gave rea-
sons why they were good The nov
cit yof electrical cooking was the feat
ure Of the afternoons entertainment
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sAYlNo vs.. DOING.
SHERIFF. PENNELL sAYss

IL have no doubt that a proper prh-
lie sentiment behind a prohibitory law
would render IL cffoctive"e
SHERIFF PENNELL DOES
Everything in his power 20 prevent
the manufacture OF "a proper public
sentiment" In Delawaree
MR.. VOTER, REMEMBER.
PROHIBITION cannot come in VIII
mington unless a majority of voters
favor IL. It win then have behind Il
"a PROPER PUBLIC SENTIMENT"
which according TO Sheriff Pennell will
'"RENDER IT EFFECTIVE."s
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Fine Houses to Be Sold.

Six two and one-half story houses
at Twenty third and Monroe streets
are offered for sale by S. H. Baynard
Jr.. of no. 1909 L. Market street The
houses contain eight rooms aud are
of the most modern type They face
the Boulevard and command an unob-
structed view. The dwellings add much
to the attractiveness of the district
Evening journal., 1907-10-31
To Vote Right, Mark Your Ballot on the Right
As Shown Below
For License

Every man who votes FOR LICENSE
on November 9th will brand himself as
a saloon keeper, whether he gets a
share in the profits Of the business or
not.
He cannot evade his personal re-
sponsibility for the traffic or for the
floods Of poverty, vice and crime flow
ing from the open saloons.
Any man who has the power TO pro-
tect another from injury or crime, and
negleots or refuses to exercise that
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9Anpeal 10 Persons Wbo prav.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WIN you please publish this: '@ro all
persons who pray
WIN you please cast your vote before
the Throne Of Grace and earnestly esi,
God TO give us freedom from rum and
give it now. In the name Of the Lord
Jesus Christ We who cannot cast our
vote at the polls can cast L before the
Lord who is able to give us victory.
Yours In Him
b. ]. Smith.
Lincoln, Del, October 30.
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power is equally guilty with the Of
fender.
Only the man who votes AGAINST
LICENSE on November 5th will be free
from personal responsibility for the sa-
loon and its train Of evils.
Every man who has the right to dc
so and refuses to vote AGAINST
LICENSE by absenting himself from
the polls on November s, will be
equally responsible with the saloon
keeper and will also brand himself as
a coward.t
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Triha 20 ciun sn,oLer.

Members of Lenape Tribe No. 6,
l. o. r. NJ, will give a smoker and
entertainment i'm their wiewam. No.
5i5 Shipley stret on Saturday evening
The committee having the affair in
charge comprises j. c. Barber. T.. w.
Grubb. e. r. Needs. ID w. Gray and
III. IL stiles
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Nntice.

Anu-License meeting on Monday
evening, November 4, in Mt Pleasant
M. T. Church, Bellevue. To be adj
dressed by Rev o. w Eberhardt, Of
Maine
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oak Hin sohool Anniversary.

Oak Hin Sunday school will celebrate
its thirty first anniv ersary on Sunday
at 2.45 - Va.
Evening journal., 1907-10-31

Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used Tor over sixty-nve years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success It
eoothes the child, softens the gums, allay 3
alf pain; cures wind colo, and Is the best
IN every part of the world. Be sure. and
ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. .
and take no ether kind. twenty-five
Cents a bottle Guaranteed under the Food
ana Drugs Act, June Soth. 1906. Serial
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of COpartnership

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART.
NERsHlP HERETOFORE LEGALLY EXISTING BETWEEN
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Many at s Masauerade.

Lincoln. Del, October 80.
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THE INDIVIDUAL VOTERS

OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE, OF THE ONE P
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Editorial.

lion. Ramon Sanchez, introdu-
10 en- Ia Cdmara el bill ndmero 4,
sObrs puentes J caminOs y como
mantencrlos. Este bill es de alta
impOrtancia para todo Nuevo Me-
xicO y en- particular para este
CondadO, en- donde los caminos y
pusntes pdbIicos SO halIan en- con
dici0n lslnentable y 60 d clamor y
deseo d. una busna ley para el
lneioramientO de los mismos. Ell
senior Sanchez merece credito Y en-
case dc que dichO proyectO pase 4
ser ley, mucho tendran que agra
decerle los pagadorcs Do taxsci6n
y los viandantes.
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FL finado Amadeo Hernandez,
contaba al tempo de su muerte,
solamenle 33 amos de edad Y deia
para llorar su mnerte, i su esposa
y dos ninos: Arturo de cinco amos
de edad y Celia de tres afios.
Amadeo, era holnbre dc finas
cualidades y muy querido POI
cuantos le conocicron en- su ANA.
bic trato y cariTo. El naclo en-
esta de Taos, on donde gozaba de
mucha siInpatias y en- donde deja
para sentir su muerte, d dos tfos,
los senores Andres y Luis Cdrde-
mas. Amadeo servfa en- la actua
lidad de maestro de la escuela pd-
blica de TERRA Amarillo y en- don.
dc tenia contrato por varios meses,
A los deudos del finado y en- par
ticnlar 4 los herlnanos G. A. Her.
nandez y B. Q. Hernandez, les ex.
tiende Gsta redacci6n, la respetuo-
sa expression de su condolencia.
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Eanimales extraviados proveyendo
que sran tornados y vendidos por
81 cuepo de sanidad.
Mr.. Cameron, introdujo 81 pro.
yecto No 20, para prohibir 81 jue-
60 en- Nuevo Mexico.
En- el Senado Ell Hon. William
Sargent, de los condados del Rio
Arriba y San Juan ha introducido
varias medidas concernientes 4 la
oficina del auditor Territorial. pa
ra su mejor maneio y arreglo, pero
Ia mas importante que dicho sena.
dor ha introducido Y la que mas
iuteresa al pueblo y la que deve
pasar on la presente session es la
que provee para que la compafiia
dc coches dormitorios de los Pull
mans paguen tasaci6n en- este Te-
rritorio, de 10 cual esta RIGA corpo.
raci6n Sc la escapado por tantos
amos. FL proyecto provee que to-
das las compalias de coches dor
mitorios que operen en- Nuevo
Mexico sean tasadas, los coche dor
mitorios regulares en- $4,000 cada
uno.; los coches dc turistas en- ,S2.-
600 cada uno.El dinero colectado
Sc propone dividir la mitad para
fines el fondo general de condadO
por donde operan dichas companies
i razon del nillaje.
De la Camara ha venido al Sc
nado una resolnci6n introducida
por el representante Beach, Ia cual
paso on dlcho cuerpo, plolehdo al
senado dc nonbrar una comisi6n
de cinco miembros quienes con
otra comisi6n igual dc la CANA
ra tendran que redactar y presen-
tar d la legislaturauna nueva ley
de elecciones y registration, cuya
medida es muy importante y ne
cesaria.
FL senador Dalies, qnien repre-
senta 4 los condados de Torrance y
Otero, ha introducido nm proyecto
proveyendo exenci6n de tasaci6n
por seis amos a empresas nuevas
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hombres que tengan TODD 81 inte-
res en- asuntos educacionales y ma
da que tenga relaci6n en- conner
ciantes . cantineros.

Laley prohibIendo los iuegos
en- Nuevo Mexico, parece sera un
hecho y los legisladores deben de
tomarse todo interts para 81 pasa-
je de tai ley que tanto beneticiO
hara, para el future porvenir de la
]uventud creciente. Ningin GO
bierno nj ninguna legislature pue-
de ser honrada, 81 permite los jue-
gos y 81 ahoIa SO prohiben por la
presente legislature en- session, en-
seflara el buen iuteres para el bien
estar del territorio y de sus mora
dores. La constitution de los
Estados Unidos prohibe los iuegos
y la Legislature de Nueyo Mexico,
no deberia de comportar que Ell
congreso tenga q imponernos leyes
que nos daflan por no imponerlas
la legislature. Los fondos de es-
cuelas NO perderan NADIA prohibien
do las Ilcencias do juegos 81 en-
cambio SO enmienda la Icy de ca
pitacion y que esta SO enforce con
todo vigor.
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NecrO1Og'ia.
Dom AmadeO Hernandez
Pasa 4 Mejor Vida.

Por carta particular, que recibi-
mos 81 jueves, nos informamos,
que don Alnadeo Hernandez, her
Inano de don Carlos A. Hernandez
y del hon. B. G. Hernandez, ex-
Alguacil Mayor, del Condado de
Rio Arriba, del6 de existir en-
TERRA Amarillo, 4 las IL del me-
dio dia del martes de esta semana,
vfctima de nm fuerte ataque de
pulmonia que le sobrevino repent
namente.
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La Legislature


Mr.. Sargent introdujo el proye-
cto, No 21, para enmendar la SO.
cci6n 255 de las leyes compiladas
do 1897, relative 4 depositoa de
dineros pdblicos.
FL senior Chavez, introdujo ell
proyecto No %, para enmendar,
la secci6n 1425 de las leyes com I
piladas de 1897 relatives 4 los ca.
salnientos. El proyecto impide
que los negros caucasianos Sc casen.
Mr.. Cameron introduio 81 pro-
yecto No "a, para enmendar la
ecci6n 1870 de las leyes compi.
lsdas de 1897, relative q enforzar.
la ley de Domingo.
Mr. spiess, introduio el prOyectO
No 35, difmiendo el estatuto de
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En- Ia camara.

El presidente Baca introduio el
proyecto No. 6, "una acta que
provee para la completaci6n del
camino pintoresco entire Santa F6
y las Vegas. FL prOyscto fue re-
ferido 4 Ia comisi6n de hacienda.
FL presidente Baca introduce el
proyecto No. 8, siendo ''una acta
para exteuder los limites incorpo.
RADIOS de la ciudad dc Santa FG. El
proyecto fue referido la conf
sion sobre corporaciones.
FL representante Bernard S. Ru
ppe, del condado de Bernalillo, in
trodujo el proyecto de la Cdmara
No. 8, siendo "una acta para pro-
hibir 81 juego en- 81 Nuevo Mexi-
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FL gobernador Hagerman on
su mensaje 4 Ia Legislature, reco-
mienda una ley para enforzar 81
pago de capitacion para fines de
sscnelas y sera cOsa muy buena 81
% pasa una ley sobre este punto,
que zen perjuicio dc las escuelas
p6blicas, pccOs son los directories
dc escueIas one enforzen esa ley.
Aqui, On el distrito escolar No. |,
todavia 81 secretario dc los direc-
torres dc escuelas, no 50 ha tornado
la nolestia de- hacer que el peso
de capitaci6n Sea pagadc confOrme
le' e'Ordeua la ley. FL aTo pasado,
Mr. Lee Witt, colect6 arriba de
$4,000 y en- este ailo, el secreta-
rio nueyo, no ha colectado nj vein-
to. Porqu6 esOs En- Ia pr6xima
election de directories, los votantes
do este precinto deben de votar
pOr tener nm bnen Cuerpo de d.
rectores y de hOmbres que pueden
atsnder 4 este nvgociO y no esco-
ger sin6 hombres que Por inter6s
de percibir algO de los checks de
los naestroa, So preston para este
smpleo. 81 dsben dc buscar
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Ell Crup puede scr curado pose
tiyamente On 20 minutes. No hay
yonitos- nj NADIA que enferInO s
descompOnga q su ninO. Els IN ia.
rabe dulce, SECURE y placentero,
Ilamado Remedio del DR.. SbOop
contra el Crup, LENA 81 objeto J gu
accion es Immediate. Recuerdess
que el remedio del DR.. ShoOp esta
hecho solamente para eI Crup. Es-
to Remedio no es un curalo todo.
Els solaInente para Crup y ESQ es
todo.
De Venta en- Ia Botica Tausefia.
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CO." FL proyecto fue referido q Ia
conisidn scbre 10 judicial.
EI Representative Holt, de DOiia
Ana, introdujo un proyecto hacien-
dolo pena de penitenciaria s fuerte
lnulta, ii que ofciales territorialsa
atenten intIufr 4 cualesquier legis-
lador con promesa do nombriA-
miento q destino, 8 amenaza ds no
noinbrarlo.
El Representative Beach, al mis-
mo tempo, introdujO Otro proyecto
prohiblendO 4 los niembrOs d. Ia
legislature de poder aceptar nom
bralniento del gobernadOr durante
los dos amos que dure su nombria-
miento como legisladores.
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81 I'd. es muier Y no tiene to.
davfa un "SWEETHEART" que
SO incline 4 su amor, vaya 4 la Bo.
tica Tausena y compre un valentine
para remitir 4 su preferido, de unos
que dice: lie alno sfnceramente
y I'd. 10 ignora."
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tales como manufactures de gene
ros, empresas particulares de rega-
dio, fundici6n para nletales, made.
rerias y otras empresas andlogas.
Ell proyecto limlta 81 terreno que
asf quede exempto 4 100 acres in.
mediatamente alrededor de cada
establecfmiento de psa naturaIeza.
Este proyecto es con 81 fin dc allen
tar Y dar fomento a dichas indus.
trias.
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UltirnO Bale.

FL dltimo bale de temporada,
tendra lugar, en- o. Taos Fla II, el
martes, II del presente y quedarii
cerradO 81 salon hasta mayo 4 pro-
ximo Este sera uno de los bales
mas lucidOs y Sc garantiza buen
drden y buen tempo. Admission
so centavos y todos estan invitados.
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Las siguientes Iicencias de ma
trimonio, han sido expedidas por
ell Secretario de Condado, durante
Ia semana que hoy fine:
Jose RefugiO Mondrag6n con
Eutimia Maestas, Juan Martinez
con Celina Lobato y Jose Andres
Archuleta con Fidelia Medina.
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Y afecto i su "FLOR," vaya 4 Ia
Botica Tausena y cOmpre un va.
lentine de los que venden en- 10
Botica.
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Valentines, los mas modernos V
surtido enteramente nuevo, So ven.
den en- la Botica Tausefla.
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Valentines todos nuevos Y de 10
mejor, en- La Botica Tausena.
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Valentines.

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San Valentfn, es Ell pr6ximo
ju6ves, dfa IA del corriente.
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81 I'd. quiere mandar un valen-
tine, que exprese su sincere amor