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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

En- esta Sfcina SO venden toda
clase de blnncos propIos para los dIfe-
rentes ofciaics. Los precios son mo
dicos ! al nlcanse de todos los que me-
~cesitan tales articulos. A las perso-
mas que vengau de afuera les aconse3a
mos que cuanto vensan 4 Ia plaza se
dignen lvisitar Ia oicina del Nuevo
Mexicano y eucontraran tcdos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Certilcados do nacimiento y de de
function que sc requiere scar suminis-
trados al escribano de pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter'
as. a~sistentes y enfermeras ba,o
la ley nueya, Sc italian de venta en-
cantidades pequenas 0 grandes por la
compania Impresora del Nuevo Mexi.
cano,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
uNiENDosE EN- FAVOR De e.
TAoO.

C0nforme trascurre ell temp
SO esta demostrando ~plenament
que nueve de cada dies de los pc
riodicos de Nuevo Mexico estai
en- favor deestado tan prontocom
pueda ser obtenido. Esto indie
fuertemente que Ell sentiments
del pueblo cn el grade de 95 poI
ciento esta con estos peri6dicos
Tn por ciento muy pequeflo d.
los perl6dicos de Nuevo Mexico
esta opuesto al ~movimiento, pert
Ia mayor parte de esta oposici6r
es bojo de cuerda y del 6rden del
mochuelo. Como on 81 case del
periodico matinal Dem6crata de
Albuquerque, 81 peri6dico Demo
crata de Roswell y unos cuantos
semanarios Democratas. Por
otra parte, los peri6dicos Repu.
blicanos, feles y leales como
siempre a los intereses del pue.
bio, salem abiortamente y sin
eqivocaciones on favor dc estado.
Dice Ell Pecos Valley News, pu.
blicado en- Ia pr6spera plaza dc
Artesia, condado de Eddy;
"El estado para nuestro terri.
torio es a~ctualmente la question
mas importante ante e pueblo de-
Nuevo Mexico Apesar de algu'
nos de Ia prensa Democrats, 81
m~oyimiento no es del partido Re.
publicano, sine del pueblo entero.
es que reclamos urgidos
por I'm delegate Republican,,
spoyado por uLa administration
Republicana tendr&n mas poder
On I'm Congreso Republican, del
lue tendrian los de un delegado
Democratic, pero Nuevo Mexico
ssta por 81 estado porque todos
realizan que 10 necesltamos y de-
tenerlo, y no porque algu.
40 de los partidos va en- Ia delan.
EZRA en- la lucha. Una de las
,osas que debiera tener fnerte
nhuencia con 81 Cougreso es 10
pasada on la Ultima legislatu.
"a prohibierdo 81 juegoen Nuevo
MEXICO despues de To-. de Enero
le 1908. Arizona parece habsr
edo Ia escritura en- Ia pared
estara en- mejor forma
,ara estado cuando Ia question Sc
,entile. Sin embargo, otrAs le.
res de ese territorio estan pttri.
las; 10 que SO reHereA Incorpora.
Ion, por ejemplo. Un %anuncio
sta apareciendo en- una de las
'randes publicaciones mensuales
ARA que personas incorporep
US negoclos bajo Ia 10y de Ariso.
%, dando como raz6n que nlDgu
'os resdmenes tienen que ser
8 publicados; on suma,
alto esta ley uno puede conducir
negocios como le parezca y no
acer case de nadie. En- copiun- I
D 81 Ia cosa viene 4 IN escogi- {
liento--lo cual no vendr&--de !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
RecOnsttuyente
DEL Dr.. Shoop.
FISCHER DRUG coMPANIA.

Reuucrden que 81 NuevO Mexicano
presenta : cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion adelantada con una plu-
ma do fuente como regalo. Es 81
unico papel en- 81 Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sofa.
mente $3.50 81 mo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
IN ANo lIsaE De suscalcIoN

cualquiera persona que nos mande
el dlnero por cinco suscrItores nuevos,
por I'm aho cada uno. 10 mandaremos
III Nuevo Mexicano libre por un aho.
veanse lop precios de suscricion arri-
ba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

"a PuimonIa sISus 1 IN R~ssfrlado.
pero nunca sigue al uso de la Mel y
Alquitran de- Foley. Ataja Ia tos. sana
y ~fcrtslece los pulmones 9 impide IL
lpulmonia.-Ds venta On Ia Tarnacia
ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

admitiE a Arizona % Nuevo,Afe'
xicc, no pueds haber duda que
Nusyo Mexico saldsia adelapts.
y no solsments porque los Repu,
blicAnos 10 quieren ash"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

81 tienen algunos llbros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oicina tiene Ell mejor departa.
vrento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

FL departamento De opras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas bien equipado en-
ell Terrltorlo. 81 desean obras finas y
al estllo, venld a esta oflcina y encon-
trarels TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

FL departamento De obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es 81 mas blen equlpado On
ell Territorio. 81 desean obras finas ,
al estlo. venid q esta oficina y encoD
trareis tndo 4 IN euat0
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
sE NEcEsirAN N

Agentes para procurar suscricionef
se necesitan en- todas parties del Te
rritorlo. Be pagaran comisiones libe
rales. Dlrijanse 4 Ia Compahfa I'm
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
Periodico Official del Condado (
Sandoval.
Peri6dico Official del Condado
Santa rs.
sAsAoo, NovIEMsRE %, 1907.
Esro pIsPoNE DE MucHAs FAL-
sEpApEs.

ESTo Dl9PONE De MuCHAS "a
sEDADEs.
Dos amos ha, al tempo DE-
quiebra del Enterprise Nations
Bank de Allegheny, los period
cos amarillos batidores de lod
de Pennsylvania y los gu
siguen sus huellas en- Nuev
Mexico, publicaron muchas aser
clones calumniosas y lib6lica
tocante a la connection y ma
proceder supuestos en- la quiebr
del banco de varios ciudadano'
prominentes de Allegheny .
Pttsburg, que eran miembrol
de la Compania de Desarrollo d
Pennsylvania, y quienes, con g
delegado W. H. Andrews habiar
sido instrumentales en- traer
millones de pesos de capital para
inversion en- Nuevo Mexico, y
que construyeron 81 ferrocarril
Central de Santa re dc esta
ciudad 4 Torrance, el -cual ha
alberto ell Vale de la Estancia y
81 pals circunvecino q colonial
ci6n y entrada, y ha traido de
cualquier mode 5000 personas,
muchas de elias pobladores
actuales de domicilio y labrado
res. Para fines politicos y razo.
mes y objetos personales estos
balidores de lodo y peri6dicos
amarillos atacaron q estos pro.
motores deshonora6le y malig.
namente. Los acusaron de toda
clase de crimenes y males pro
cederes. No tenian ninguna
prueba excepto cuentos de-
perl6dico en- las hojas batidoras
de lodo de Pennsylvania que por
muchos amos habian estado
polfticamente opuestas q estos
promotores. Fu6 ent6nces "
ALA aflrmado que todos estos
hombres serian qlerellados en- la
corte de los Estados Unidos, Sc
probaria que eran culpables y
serian castigados porque ellos
eran los que habian arruinado
81 banco. Trascurrio Ell tempo y
los oficiales en- Ell departmental
de justicia y los agentes eapecia.
les de la tesoreria de los Estados
Unidos y los examinadores de
bancos investigator cuidadosa
mente la condici6n del banco
difunto. Estas investigaciones
establecieron conclusivamente
que no habia evidencia alguna
sobre que basar estos cargos;
one las TRANSACTIONS 6nancieras
que habia habido entrela Compa.
MIA de Desarrollo de Pennsylva,
nia Y o. Delegado Andrews por
una parte, y 81 banco por la otra,
habian sido en- Ell ramo flnancierol
on que no podia atribuirse min.
guna criminalidad, y no Sc SAGA.
ron querellas sine contra un
solo individuo, nombrado Nichols
lue habia dado pagares oil bancc,
mo de los cuaies estaba endosado
.or 81 Delegado Andrews. Dos
luerellas fueron sacadas on |
de Nichols acusAndOlO del /
;omplicidad en- la ruina del ban.
%. Una de estas querellas fu6
uSgada Ia semana antepasada VI
lespues un juicio exhaustive, vi
'nergico, especialmente por Ia
,arte de ia prosecution, ell iurado
rajo en- 20 minutes un dict4
men de sin culpa. En- cuanto & la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
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nedisIn.s s.tcs Ssfyios. Gedieiiar y ~
~ es:is Z S.eclds 4 Z o.isf q $500. Z
issms1ade! a. rs 1aones. praebs srRsconstl:
t1ye44e del Dr.. ehoop por 10 mes-pastlliee q
LSqulde-y qutderl .plssements oonvencidoI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia q to
das las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y
tiene n circulation grande y ere
ciente entire Ia genie intelligence y
progresista del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

suscribanae al Nuevo Mexicano,
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
Gone East to Buy

The management of this large and fast growing store has gone East to buy goods for the trade The store has done phenominal business during the past year, and the indications point so strongly to large increase, 1t has been deemed advisable to go direct to the manufacturers to buy the goods hereafter
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
The Joy of the Everglades.

Our experience was that one meets delay in the Everglades, but not dan ger The water is pure and sweet and food plentiful enough. Limpkins taste like young turkeys. All members of the heron family are likely to be found in the glades, and most other birds are fair food. Snails, which abound, are delicacies when called periwinkles. You would pay a dollar portion in New York for the frogs that are yours for the catching in the glades. There are plenty of turtle, which possess all the good qualities, except cost, of the green turtle or the terrapin. A few fruits can be had for dessert-cocoa plums, custard apples and pawpaws-while the leaves of the sweet bay make a, fragrant beverage. Crossing the Ever glades of Florida in canoe Is not an adventure; it is picnic.-A. w. Dim- ock in Harper's.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
POWER OF CHARTERS.
Nh other Church Perhaps So EntireIy
 House of Prayer.

No Other Church Perhaps So Entirely
 House of Prayer.
 1 know no other church SO entirely house of prayer as the Chartres cathe dral. Everybody who goes to 1t will tell you the same thing. "Chartres has still the gift of a unique power of lmpresslng," Pater says, stirred by the aesthetic value of religion in such a setting. Nowhere does one pray so well as at Chartres." Huysmans says, feeling It's power more intimately. It Is not easy to explain just why this should be. any more than why out of an endless gallery of Madonnas, rare canvas by Piero della Francesca or Bel lini will catch the eye and haunt the memory. Piety would have been as poor an equipment for the builder of cathedrals as for the painter of Ma donnas. Nor is the fact that the archi- lecture of Chartres belongs to the pc riod of Gothic masterpieces a sufficient explanation. Paris and Bourges and Laon and Amiens show the same ar chitectural perfection, they belong to the same period, but from none of them do you get the same impression of mysterious majesty, the same urgent call to prayer.
 Other cathedrals are larger. Some have the same five aisles and as spa cious an apse encircled by chapels. One at least, Le Mans, repeats the imposing arrangement of windows in the choir, and yet none can so awe you as Char tres does by the solemnity, the sublim- ity, of size. None can so overpower you by the height of nave and choir, by the endless vistas of aisles beyond aisles chapels beyond chapels, columns beyond columns, by the dignity of an austere exterior, with spires pointing to heaven and buttresses that not even the wheel-like supports to their bold flight over the aisles can make less se- were, less vigorous in mass. And the cathedral grows in solemnity and i'm mensity the more you see 1t. Chance, 1t is true has been kinder to Chartres than to most French cathedrals in spar ing much of the detail without which the most perfect church seems bare and empty and cold-Elizabeth Rob bins Pennell in Century.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
When the Sea Was Fresh Water.

When the Sea Was Fresh Water.
 The ocean was once merely brackish and not salt, as it is now. This was when the earth was in it's first youth and before there was any land showing at all or any animal life in the water. At this time the water was gradually cooling from its original state of steam, and the salts were slowly undergoing the change from gases into solids. Then came the appearance of land and later on rivers, which gradually wash ed down more and more salts, while at the bottom Of the ocean itself chemical action was constantly adding more brine to the waters. At present 1t is estimated there are in the worlds oceans 100000 cubic miles of salt, and the most astonishing thing about it is that if all the salt could be taken out In a moment the level of the water would not drop one single inch.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
A Faithful Friend

''I have used Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since it was first introduced to the public in 1872, and have never found one instance where cure was not speedily effected by it's use. have been commercial traveller for eighteen years, and never start out on trip without this, my faithful friend," says H. s. Nichols of Oakland, Ind Ter. When a man has used remedy for thirty-fve years he knows it's value and is competent to speak of it. For sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
See H. C. Griswold, the farmer agent, about selling your land for you.
NO CONTEST
Election Regular in Every Way and
 Will Stand

Someone with love of excitement started the report that Imperial would contest the election, but 1t was so ab- surd that 1t was not believed by hardly anyone. The election just past was quiet one In every respect and every thing in all the precincts was accord ing to law governing elections. It was a fair and square proposition-the Is sues of the campaign were put before the voters of the county in every con ceivable way. and the vote was large and intelligent.
 And nothing could be more absurd or inconsistent than Imperial contest Ing the election. Imperial started the county division movement. Imperial set the dates for the primaries and convention; it has been Imperial that has conducted the proceedings all a. long. It was their attorney who drew up the election proclamation and fram- ed the ordinance creating the new county. In the face of this it would seem right foolish for anyone to i'm agine that after all the responsibility of the election. with Its attendant cost and trouble. lies on the shoulders of Imperial, that town would turn around and try to undo the work simply be- cause the result was not as 1t first ex- pected 1t would be. One county seat fight. one county division election is enough to satisfy the most of the peo- pie, and these rumors and false re- ports do no good whatsoever and should not be repeated. The people of Imperial have credit of being more loyal to the interests of the valley than this and 1t Is not believed there are any grounds for such reports. Surely Imperial has not in the past devoted Its time and energy to obsvuctlng the advancement of this part Of Southern California. and It would be hard to make us believe that such a proceed Ing as contesting the election Is even thought of There are absolutely no grounds for such a move, and It would be the worst kind of folly to do this and Imperial would not lend Its aid to such methods.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
Home Burned

Tuesday while all the family was adsent from home, the residence of Mrs. Pyles, near Silsbee. was burned to the ground with all the contents. The boys were at the election polls. There is no way to tell how the fire started. There was no insurance.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
Eczema

For the good of those suffering with eczema or other such trouble, l wish to say, my wife had something of that kind and after using the doctors rem edies for some time concluded to try Chamberlain's Salve, and it proved to be better than anything she had tried. For sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
FL CENTRIC
nnn TABLE

HOltOn- -Interurban Railway Company
 WEST BOUND Leave Holtville 8 80 a. m. daily. Arrive Fl Centro g .00 a. m. daily. Leave Holtville 4 80 p. m. daily except Sunday. Arrive Fl Centro :00 p. m. daily ex- cept Sunday.
 EAST BOUND Leave Fl Centro 10 :3O a. m. daily. Arrive Holtville Ii :00 a. m. daily. Leave El Centro 80 D. m. daily except Sunday. .- Arrive Holtville 500 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10

WANTED TO RENT-Ranch on shares owner to supply stock tools etc., or to take care fl place for wages. Can give best of references. Address H. Kemp, Imperial 1920
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
I6O ACRES CHEAP

A quarter section, desert filing for sale for $250O. Two miles from Imperial sevenNacres in cultivation, one hund- red rods of ditch. Inquire at Press office Fl Centro. l8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
Better Assortment of Goods

In buying goods on large consignments we will be able to sell good deal cheaper, and will also carry much larger stock of goods than ever before. We are proud of our store, and proud of our town. We want people to like to trade with us, and we are go ing to use every inducement to make you satisfied.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10

Don't worry. Get an Ice cream soda at the drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
Subscribe for the Press.

Ice cream is a food Try 1t for your noon meal, at the drug store
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10

We have the finest sanitary foun- tain in the Valley. Valley Drug Go.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10

FOR SALE-2 Poland China Boars
 thoroughbred Jersey Bull.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-08-10
A New Departure

After having made up our minds to buy at first hand all our goods we thought it best to add another store to our list and in this way be able to get in closer touch with the buying pubic. Consequently we have purchased the C. J. Schenck store at Holt vile and will take charge of the same on September 10, l9O7 This store will have the benefit of the large stock of goods intend to carry at this place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

people The monday parade and eve ming band concert will be given as usual.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
ATTHE eAYETY.
Georuia MinstreIs.
Rose Hill Folly Company.

Richards 6 Pringles Famous Georgia Minstrels, with clever comedians, a corps of singers, nimble dancers and a vaude- vile bill. comes to the Jefferson the atre for two performances tomorrow after noon and night. The management brings to Birmingham an entirely new show this season. New faces, new features, new acts, new wardrobe, new scenery and new paraphernalla- Only one mem- Der remains from last season, viz Clar- ence Powell, The new members are Jim Crosby, Fred Simpson, Lester MeDaniels, Frank Kirk, Happy Buregard, Marsh Craig, the musicians and comedians, Kirk and Cooper: the Three Toneys, acrobats; the Jolly Old Men, song and dance; Clar- ence Powell, the monologulst; Lester Me Daniel the grotesque Comic Bicycle Rider.
 By adhering to the good old style of minstrelsy Richards and Pringle's Mins- trels, who will appear In the city shortly, have established for themselves reputa- tion that any theatrical manager might well envy. For 2S years the visits of Richards and Pringles Georgia Minstrels have been looked upon as a gala event. always clean, wholesome and good their name has caused the largest theatres to be filled to overhowing This season these gentlemen have eclipsed themselves it is said in organizing a company of genuine colored artists, called from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

week of the Gayety In her song "IIe Walked Right In, Turned Around and Walked Right Out Again." will be seen at the Gayety this week in an entirely new speciality. ohe Is said to have a song this week that is better than the old one, and the speciality is also said to be better.
 Miss Newcomb is playing with the Rose Hill English Folly company, which was the opening attraction of the season, and which will be remembered as one of the best shows seen at the Gayety this season.
 The performance which will be given this week differs entirely from the per- formances given the opening week of the Gayety. Everything has been changed, the old teams have put on new features and several new teams have been secured.
 One of the features will be "The Dance of the Seven Veils," which will be pro- duced exactly as it was at the Metro politan Opera house m New York last winter Special scenery, costumes and everything else is carried for this act, and there will be two people in the cast instead of only the dancer. Idylla Vyner will be the Salome and will give the dance. and William Patton will be King Herod.
 There is another speciality to be given -->~>~>----~>>>~>>->>->-
 CONTINUED ON PAGE 27l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

and Will Donnely, the latter one of the few comedians on the stage today who possess a tenor voice of quality.
 It Is to the efforts of this quintette of laugh producers that the great success achieved by "The Gingerbread Man is due. Just as surely as the drama with "one part is on the wane, so surely is the musical comedy with single come dian thing of the past.
 There are very few individuals on the stage today who can amuse an audience for two hours and half. The play going public Is moved by desire for nowadays and not by a to see some particular Star" This has been proven over and over again during the past few seasons by the of name" failures. The att fractions literally patronized by the pub lio today are not those which exploit a single footlight parsonage, but those which appeal on the ground of genuine merit
 "The Gingerbread Man." with it's big roster of comedians and singers pos sesses the strongest all-round cast that has left New York this season, for in ad- dltion to Messrs Grinnell Snow. Red way, Mack and Donnelly, it contains Ho- mer Lind, the baritone who a season before last sang with the Savage En- glsh Opera company; Grace Belmont who was prima donna with the Nixon X Zimmerman Opera company, and Mae
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

of wood and rap three times on 1t. Us- ually one tap is sufficient, but when Mrs. Carter's health is in superstitous jeop- ardy, she invariably knocks three times. Persons who meet Mrs. Carter for the first time and are unacquainted with this habit of punctuating her conversation with rappings on wood regard 1t as some what unusual. but to her intimates its is no new thing
 At the Bijou.
 The popular comedienne, Miss Lottie Williams, the girl with the wink" will appear at the Bijou theatre all this week. beginning tomorrow night. Miss Williams, in her new play by Charles F. Blaney, entitled My Tomboy Girl,'' Is truly worth seeing many times over 1t is said. In this city, as well as in all others, for the past three years she has proved to be one of the biggest hits of the seasons bookings In her former play, Only Shop Girl" she played to record breaking business at almost every performance. In the present presentation of My Tomboy Girl" MT. Blaney has surrounded his star with a company of about thirty people, Miss Williams will be seen in several roles She plays boys part in one act, and later in the play resumes her original character of Josie. Still another interesting char acter is that of Captain Charlie; and Miss Williams is said to make a most fascinating picture when she appears in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07
"The Gingerbread Man,

'The Gingerbread Man." which will be seen at the Jefferson theatre for two performances on next Saturday afternoon and night, is the only one of the big mus ical eXtravaganzas en tour that carries five established comedians, like Ben Grin nell, who was principal comedian at the New York Hippodrome; Ross Snow, who was the original Fairy Queen in the not able production of Jack and the Bean- stalk; Eddie Redway, who starred In Smiling lsland' w.. H. Mack, who starred for number of seasons under his own management in farce comedies,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-07

constantly worn Il grows 'stringly,' A hat will soon begin to take on signs of shabbiness. and it is the same with boots If clothes are put aside for little while they will look much better when put on again. In 'DuBarry I have two sets of costumes, which l wear alternately and third-entrely neW--which is always ready for use when l need it. That l shall put on when begin my engagement in 'DuBuarry' in Philadelphia next week, for l believe l always play better when I wear new gown Yes, it may be only a superstition on my part, but actually I do play better"