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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24
JUST WHERE DOES
ELEVENTH ST. END?
City Engineer Passes Problem
to Aldermen
Makes jog at jefferson Street But
Ordinance Does Not Consider
This Difficulty.
ALDERMEN THEN PASS IT on

Just where Eleventh street inter-
sects Jefferson street is the problem
City Engineer Washington put be-
fore the aldermen at their regular
meeting last night. An ordinance
calls for the paving of Jefferson
street from Ninth street to Eleventh
street. but Eleventh street from the
south opens into Jefferson street at
the +. w. Cook Brewing eompany's
warehouse. while Eleventh street
from the north opens into jefferson
street at a point about $50 feet west.
City Engineer Washington stated it
was necessary to know at once just
where to carry the improvement
Considerable discussion followed, and
one suggestion was extend Jefferson
street to the Intersection of Twelfth
street. But the city's funds would
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24
VACATION Trips.

In the summer resort region of
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Northern
Michigan. The North Western Line
reaches with direct train service and
through Pullman sleeping cars. a
series of cool summer resorts, hunt
Ing and fishing grounds. which for
variety of interest excel all others.
Numerous good hotels. boarding
houses and camps. Some of the best
fishing in the world. If you are In
terested in finding a place suited to
your particular needs. call upon any
ticket agent or address N. M. Breeze,
general agent. 436 Walnut street,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24

Boys have begun to go in swim
ming, and Chief of Police James Col
Inns will issue instructions that they
confine themselves to swimming
places below the city limits or wear
bathing suits. Near the saw logs at
the Langstaff and Ferguson Palmer
mills are favorite swimming places
but suits viii have to be worn by
swimmers If they ego in" at these
places.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24

hardy stand such an expense, and
the city may not have quite enough
to pay for the improvement to Elev-
enth street. No decision could be
Preached by the aldermen and it was
referred to the joint street commit
tee, board of public .works, and the
city engineer with power to act.
Also ii was discovered that no or
dinance has been brought in provid-
ing, for sidewalks, curbs and cutters
on Jefferson street or Broadway. The
Ordinance committee was given in
lstructlons to hurry the preparations
of the necessary ordinances.
Another matter brought before the
board was the necessity of the Illi-
nots Central railroad. lowering its
tracks at the intersection of Jeffer-
son street to conform to the grade OF
the street when improved. At present
the track is about one foot higher
than the grade Of the street. City En-
Igineer Washington could suggest no
way around it other than by having
the company lower the tracks, which
Twill put the railroad to considerable
expense. 1t was referred to the Joint
street committee by the aldermen.
More Information was wanted by
the ordinance committee in drafting
the ordinance. prohibiting the sale
Iof toy pistols as to whether the ordi-
nance should read all pistols. or only
the ones using cartridges. As Alder
man Stewart Is the father of the bill
he stated 1t was his intention in in
Producing it to have all toy pistols
included. The pistols using small
caps are really as dangerous as the
larger ones and the ordinance will
read prohibiting the sale of toy pis-
tolls or instruments using high ex-
plosiyes. This will also include the
obnoxious loaded cane.
City Clerk Henry Bailey reported
to the board that President Palmer
had not signed the ordinance increas-
ling the salary of the city engineer,
owing to a technicality he thought in
it, as to when it would be effective
Since he understands it does not be-
come effective until the present
term of Office. January 1, 1908, the
aldermen presume he will sign II.
The board concurred in the action
of the council in accepting the offer
of property owners of Broadway to
sell the necessary property to widen
the roadway west of Fifteenth street
at so cents foot Alderman Smith
was the only one casting dissent
ing vote.
Saloon Ordinance.
Further time was asked for the
ordinance limiting the number of sa-
looms in the city. Alderman Hubbard
does not like the ordinance as it
reads at present, and asked that the
mayor be instructed to call both
boards together to sit as a commit
tee of the whole. where 1t may be
gone over and any changes suggest
ed.
Mayor Yeiser reported to the
board the action of the court in his
revocation of the saloon license Of
W. NJ. Mitchell. 1000 North Tenth
street. No further action may be Ia
ken by the city at present and the
board passed the case.
Relative to the request Of property
owners that Eighteenth street bel
opened between Monroe and Jeffer-
son streets. it was found the city
does not own the necessary property
and the signers were notified that
they would have to dedicate the right
of way first.
Since the council has consented
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24
Council Meeting.

Before the alderman's session the
mayor called the council together to
give second passage for the ordinance
providing for sidewalks, curbing and
gutterlng on Broadway from Fiji
teenth street to the city limits.
License was granted G. A. Chand-
Ter to retail liquors at 204 South
Ninth street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24
DOG WAS ARIsTOCRAT
OF VANDERBILT CLASS

The $4,000 Collie dog recovered
for the Gentry Brothers shows by Pa
ducah detectives. was brought from
Scotland by Freddie Vanderbilt, the
New York millionaire. This was
learned on Detective Bakers deliv-
cry of the dog to the show proprie-
tors at Mayfeld.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24
HABERDAsHERY SUGGESTIONS

Fine assortment of fancy and washable wastcoats
single breasted three four and FIVE buttons 81
81 so to $1,000
Fancy neglgee shirts-Stars, Cluetts and Waller
sten's plated and plain soft bosoms; myriads of pat
terns-Sl co. 81 so, 200 to $500.
Fancy neckwear, beautiful silks in narrow fourJin-
hands and other models Special attention called
splendid line at soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-24

Since the council has consented
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
ENLISTED
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

The stock market yesterday opened duh ana
heavy with most of the issues under FRIDAY
final levels, and during the first hour moved IT.
regularly within an extremely narrow range OF
prices. London was seller on a small scale
Shortly before the appearance of the bank state
ment prices began TO harden a little, on report
that the loan and deposit items would be found
TO show decreases sufficient TO offset the eX-
pected considerable loss in cash. When the
statement came out, however, ii developed that
the decrease in cash was much greater than any
of the preliminary estimates had made IT, with
the result that. despite substantial reductions in
loans and deposits the surplus reserve had
shrunk about So, 900 600 This unfavorable show
ing induced a renewal Of the selling, under which
the market continued TO decline until the end
of the tWo-hour session, closing prices as a rule
showing fractional net losses for the day. There
dealings in Southern Railway preferred,
which on the preceding day had been weak on
the rumor subsequently denied by President
Finley, that Il readjustment of the Companys
finances was probable: but the common touched
a low level for several years. 1915, and
closed at that price.
The reduction in loans shown in the bank
statement amounted to s11,2S3100. more than
100000 of which was by the National City
Bank The city, it is understood, has in the
last week repaid to that institution a large
amount, from the proceeds of its recent bond
sale. Deposits decreased s1S,490 400. of which
about S120000 600 represented decrease in the City
Banks deposits. The preliminary estimate of
the loss in cash. based upon the known move
ments of money during the week, had been
s534O,000; but the actual cash decrease
shown in the weekly statement. was s7,621,100.
AS a result Of the changes in the deposit and
cash items, the reserve decreased by s.. .99S. 500
bringing the surplus reserve down to s.. .64S,075.
a decidedly unfavorabe position for this date
A year ago the surplus stood at s9,4O3125. and
two years ago at s4,2S6,175.
1t is commonly expected that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will this week make fairly liberal
deposits with the local depositary institutions
which will aid in offsetting the drain of money
to the interior now in full progress. But with
the banks position what it is. the return 10 easy
money market conditions is not 10 be looked for
In the immediate future; although serious strin-
gency may be averted by recourse to London
where conditions have greatlp improved Of late
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Bankers posted rates were as follows.

DoMESIIc EXCHANGE.-Boston, 15c discount .
Smcago 1bc discount; St Louis. 15c premium hid
miurn; New Orleans commercial 81 as d.sco,rr,
eahk ~ premium: Cincinnati, 12Nc premium
savannah buying SOC discount selling 75c premium
SILVER MARKET.-Bsr silver. Sec Mexican
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
MINING STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities almost COM
piete stagnation prevailed. while prices were soft
greene -Cananea continued 10 droop and touched a
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Total sales for the week ass So
Total sales for the previous 2352 lO+
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
'Ex dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau rnonev g.,
LONDON, per cent. Open market discount rate for
short bills. l3-16@3A per cent: long bills 4@4iL
per cept. Berlin discount rate. Az per cent Paris
discount rate, 3k per cent. Paris exchange on
LONDON 20 francs IS centimes Bar gold. us 10d
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks Az pfennigs
fohEtGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
rentes, 81 francs Is centimes ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.--Money on CALL sh per cent.
IIne money was quoted at 81 9s per cent for
commercial paper was quoted at per cent for
sixty to ninety days and four months and 7@7It
per cent for others ~
fOkEIGN ExCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with rates however oes
from the high level touched late Friday afternoon
when after the regular business hours sterIIne,
caoles advanced TO 4.s7o6 AT the opening yester-
demand sterling at 4s5s004.s590 and sixtv-dav
bills at 4S230 1920. The market for short france
marks 81 1916.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

was talrty active during the twO-hOur session yes
terday Prices were generally steady The total
u'tlsaCu uohS were 9.lo0 shares, distributed among
five stocks. follows: 25OO Greater Nevada az
ZOc ana 22c, 1000 Branch Mint at I5c buyer sixty
DAYS, 200 Beaver Superior at 7Sc 500 Goldhed
1S7lsc
Bid asked Drices v~ara.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Financial.
Financial.
FREE TO Investors

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New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

Reserve total deposits. decrease So pos 500; res
'United States deposits included sS2. 5I4 500
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06

sing ana Boston COPPER, after early frulness lost
ground The fluctuations elsewhere in the mining
Lst were unimportant. Standard Oil was slightly
nrtner- Chicago subway ruled steady There was
no % INQUIRY tcr bonds with quotations about un-
changed. During the week Tri- Bullion Vas strong
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
urITEp STATES RuRRER COMPANY

s2 Broadway. New York, October 3rd 1907
The Board OF Directors OF the United States Rubber
Company has this day declared quarterly dividend
Two First Preferred Stock Cncludinz ali
outstanding Preferred Stock and quarterly dividend
Of One ana one-half on Second Preferred
Stock from the earnings for the year beginning
April lst 1907. 70 stockholders Tues
Day October 15th 1907 payable closing OF the
Transfer Books. October 3ist, 1907
JOHN J. WATSON. Jr Tressurer
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

'Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
Dividend Notices

CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO g. ST. LOUIS
RY. co.
Grand Central station, y Z. Oct. 2 1907
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE QUARTER
cent the Preferred Capital of this Com
psny viii be paid October 2lst the Messrs
J. r. Morgan & Co. New York stockholders OF
record a. o'clock p. n Monday. October 7th 1907
In preparation for this dividend and annual
meeting Of stockholders 20 be held October sOth
1907. the transfer books Of the Company be
AZ o'clock u. H. October Tth and Oc-
tober 31st. 1907.
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1902
FURNISHED by swartwout Appenzellar No. A. Pine sl
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES aReo.n

LONDON, OCT. o. j p. m.-The market for Amer,
can securities was irregular. Final prices follow.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
STOCKS WEAK AT THE CLOSE.
PRICES DECLINE ON POOR BANK SETTLEMENT
Cash Larger than Expected and Surplus ReserUe Loceed by
Yg4gl. about &8OO0OOO-A Professional Market.
SETTLEMENT.

silver dollars. 51Hc Bar silver in London closed
at 80 7-1Gd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1915; Lisbon. 4.
MEXICAN EXCEANGE.-AIe exchange
New York is quoted 2OO%
New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds compared with Fri
days:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
"A cAusA De NUEvo MEXICO
oANApo TrRarNo

varios dc los peri6dicos Demb.
cratas de Arizona So oponen haic
de cuerda q estado para - terri.
torio d esta saxon cual saa i
causa de estono seba nodido "
riguar en- Nuevo Mexico. Dero j.
cierto que estan en- contra a. n
proposition. Afro do 4 m;sm.
especie esta sucediendo a aste
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

49, | EHN"
Entire las instituciones ben6
f1cas = dignas de alabanza en- est
ciudad Sc halla el Sanatorio Disz
Esta situado en- sitio agradabls,
es attractive, comfortable, c6mod,
y bajo supervision m6dica cuida.
dosa, atenta y habil, Su esta
b'eciniento aqui ha traido va mu.
cha genie a esta ciudad. Para
benefcio de IN Humankind snfri.
ente y para bien de Ia ciudad Sc.
ria cosa muy buena 81 ciudadauos
buenos y animados dc espfritu
pdbiico dc la capital diesen al Sa
natorio toda syuda patrocinio
possible y propio. Instituciones
el Sanatorio Diaz ' Ia ciu
dad de csrpas Sunmount mere.
cen Ell cabal apoyo y recomenda.
zion favorable de TODD buen ciu.
iadano de aquf, yparticularmen
. De los duelos de propiedad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

I'm gran iurado de st. Louis
esta investigando ciertos actos
nnancieros de recientes admins.
traciones de ciudad ydescubrien.
90 corruption y deshonestidad en-
ssuntos fihanclcros. Peroa pt.
sar de ESQ los peri6dicos de aque.
ia cindad no estan acusaudo al
pueblo dc ser intrinsecamente
deshones.o y corrupto. Esto es
en- contraste marcado, por elem.
Ipio' con las piruetas de algunos
'de los peri6dicos amarillos do
Nuevo Mexico que estan ponien.
40 81 cargo de que TODD 81 pueblo
De Nuevo Mexico es Incompetent.
to para Ell estado, porque son in.
competentes y DISTINGUISHES, '
todo vlene porque dos 8 tres
nomores en- uno de los districts
De corte del territorio estan acu.
s saaafs de violaciones de las leyes
federales de terreno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
Ola DE AccIoN De caAcIAs 1907.

Ell Gobernador INFERNO Nathan ia
fla ha expedido una proclama de &C
ci6n de gracias designando ell jueyes
2s de Noviembre, como 81 dfa en- que
oil pueblo de Nuevo Mexico debe re.
unirse. dar acci6n de gracias por 81
muy pr6spero aho que han disfrutado
celebrar y regocijarse. Tomando on
consideration todas las condolences,
el pueblo de Nuevo Mexico tiene
muy buena causa para estar agradeci-
do por Ia prosperidad y adelanto que
han bendecido al Territorio durante
los doce meses pasados en- cast todas
direcciones. y por los prospectus IA
vorables que divisa adelante. Verdad
es que como en- todas las cosas huma.
mas, ha habido algunos cortapizas, al
gunos atrasos y algunas condolences
desfavorables, pero comparativamente
hablando puede aflrmarse con seguri.
dad que Ia gran mayoria del pueblo
debla estar bien satisfecho con Ell pro.
greso hecho y 81 gran mejoramiento
dc los negocios y de las condolences
que han preyalecido por 10
menos once decimas parties del aho.
La r%eciente agitaci6n fnanciora Sc va
iesvaneciendo POGO q POGO y presto
habra desaparecido para quedar sim
plemente como una molesta incomodi-
lad y rebaja temporaria en- activida-
1es fnancieras. Tomando TODD en-
,onjunto el pueblo debe atender leai-
a las recomendaciones en- la
proclama del Gobernador INFERNO
Jaffa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Por ados ne VI molestado do debi'
hdad yconaupaci6n. los cuales hicie-
TN miserable m Via. Nj spetto me
falt1. Perdf mi fuersa y Ntshdad
usuales. Las preparedness de- pep
slna y catartlcos solo hIcieron peor 81
nesocio, No 30 donde estaria hoy d
20 haber usado las Pastillas Cham
.neriain Dc Est6mago . Hfgado, Las
pastlllas alivian Ia mala sensation de
una yez. fortalecen las funciones di.
81 ". ayudando al sistens 4 h.,
J IN trabajo naturalmente, -,ars
Y ssoss rotts. Birmingham. Ala, Estas
CAS- 70 vsnden en- todas las hoti,
Wf NNIHNLtN4NrfaE AIut1H .tftt4'fH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

causa ensla seRunda ouerella,
The Plttsbure- Gazette que estd
en- 81 sitio v sabe todo 81 ne4ocio,
dice;
Forrest R. Nichols, anterior.
ments secrstario particular de
W. H. Andrews delegado terri
torial de Nueyo Mexico en- q
Congreso. que estaba acusado de
|ayudar v cooperar Don 4. Lee
CLARK en- defrsudar al Enterprise
National Bank de Allegheny, tue
halIado sin eulps cuando un
yeredicto selIado. fu6 alberto en-
Ia corte de- distrito de los Estsdos
|Unidos aver en- Ia manara. Esta
fue una causa probstiva para
decidir quo personas afuera DE-
los oflciales del banc0 deblon ser
juzgadas por conspirucion, )
como results en- absoluci6n.
puede scr possible aue todos los
otros pleitos criminales en- con.
templac!on relatives 4 este scan
abandonados. Sc dijo porR M
Gibson, que estaba prosscuutnaindo
la causa, que era probable que
Nichols no fuese iusQado otrs yes
bajo la seeunds acusaci6p, pues
IA cousa AZ ono he ld;sn,astc ora
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
Lldi6 an oettysburo.

David Parker, de Fayette, N. ", gu,
perdi6 I'm pie en- Gettysburg escribe
Los Amargos Electricos me han he
cho mas bien que ninguna otra medi
Gina de las que tome jamAs. Por al
gunos amos tive enfermedad del este
mayo. y caste mucho dinero con POGO
fruto en- Ia compra de medicinas. has
ia que empec6 a tomar los Amargos
El6ctricos. No daria 10 que han be
cho por mi por $500. "El gran t6nicQ
para los ancianos y para debilidades
femeniles. Gran Alternative y restau-
rador corporal; mejor que TODD para
dolor de rabadilla y pulmones debili-
Garantizados en- todas las DO
ticas. SO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

"Debo una deuda do gratitud qu'
nupca puede scr pasada," escribe @
8. Clark, de West6eld. Iowa, "por m
~lberacion de Ia muerte por q Nueye
Descubrimiento del Dr. King. Ambof
puimones estaban tan gravemente
afectados que la muerte parecia tnme
data, cuapdo empece a tomar o. Nue.
vo Descubrimiento. La ominosa tos
SEGA. dura y carrasposa SO me quito
antes de acabar la prlmera botella; y
dos botellas mas hicieron cura com
NADIA ha igualado tamas al
Nueyo Descubrimiento para toses, res
friados y totdas las Intermediates de
la garganta y pulmones. Garantiza-
do On todas las boticas. soc. y 800.
Botellas de prueba gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
IL REv ALoopoN vlNIENpo A
NuEVo MEXICO,

"E" ""|" """|N
I'm mollno de slgod6n 90 esti
erigIendo en- Tucumcari, Ia ere
ciente cabecera del condsdo de
Quay. Sc benelci6 alGod6n con
9xito on aquel condado on la esta
ci6n pasada, y tambieu en- 81 con
dsdo de Roosevelt. e. las sec
eionss citsdas, donde hace cinco
amos el prcducto de lana era rey,
parece que 81 rey de Ia lana sers
suplantado por 81 rey algod6n.
|0tra adici6n a una do las indus
trias de Nuevo Mexico ~ algo.
don producido esta estacion e,
los dos condados es de excelents
calidad y obtiene buenos precios.
Con cultivo mas intense y com.
pleto y mayor expsriencia parscs
no haber ras6n para que una CO.
secha grapde ylucrstiva no debb
ser ID regla en- vek de Ia excep-
ci6n en- muclias regiones del
oriente de Nuevo Mexico. To
cante al moline de algod6n en- Tu-
cumcarf, the News de esa plazs
dice:
"Traed vuestro algod6n 4 To-.
cumcaff para limpiarlo. La ma
qulnaria SO esia prepafando en-
ID planta de lavar lana para un
sparato de Iimpiar algod6n y Ii
10 compania que promueve la EN-.
presa esperai estar lista para ira
'ajar dentro de dies dias. va no
'eneis que ir hasta Hereford para
lue Sc Guide vuestrs cosecha;
aqui."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Ell Hon. H. o, Bursum ha sido Ma
yor Dc Socorro desde 81 pasado Abril.
Durante su incumbencia en- 81 empleo
mucho buen trabajo en- la Inca de
mojoras municipalities ha sldo hecho, y
mas esta en- contemplation. Aiudien
do q este. The Socorro Chieftainhace
10 siguiente observation editorial:
"Muchas testeras de banquetas de Ct
nento han sido colocadas en- las ca.
Hes de Socorro durante los tres me-
SEES pasados, y 81 trabajo apenas ha
comcnzadc. Y este es solamcnte uiio
do los muchos hechos im~portantes
que doben %recordarse como eyidencia
do que 10 Ciudad Joya este volviendo
otra veg 1 disfrutar Dc 10 suyo.n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
PREcIos pE

Las leyes do los Estados Unidoa re-
Q~uieren que cualquiera persona paga'
ra por I'm peri6dico mientras continue
tomandolo de Ia estafeta. aunque 81
tempo por 81 cual Sc suscribi6 haya
explrado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
81 Bale ResuIta Fatal.

Muchos hombres y mujeres cogen
resfriados en- los bales que terminar
en- pulmonia y fists. Despues de ha'
borse expuesto, 81 Sc topa la Mel y
Alquitran dc Foley q~uebrantara IN
y no habrd que temer result
tados graves. Rehusad cualquiera
que no Q la legitima en- I'm paquete
amarillo.-De venta On la Farmacia
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

4 L| .|| HI.||N ~ vs. "a. ... a .ALLK M| |L ~. ~ N
III pueblo Sc estA juntando on o. mo
vImisnto para obtener 81 estado para
Nuevo Mexico en- a seslon veniders
iel consreso, y q fuero posible para
quo sea durante o. aho venidero. 30
're osta Importance question los divi'
hones ~partidarias 50 estan borrando
Sacramento apareca como u ~ por
iento del pueblo estuviese undo On
'ste povlmiento. hay unos pocos pc
i0dicos ainariilos. Democratas 3 bati'
lores de- lodo que estan asalariados
or algunos polittcos egcistas NAL
obreros opuestos al proyecto. Entire
,llos Sc notan. el diario matinal de Al
ouquerquo y otro en- 81 sudeste do
Nuevo Mexico y algunos semHnarlos.
- gran proportion dc los peri0dicos
10 ambos partidos polfticoa activa y
suertemente favorecen 81 estado y 10
secomiendan Q consistencia y per.
s~eyerancia. The Silver City lndepen'
dent. sin disputa el mas pulero y ca
pas 90 los periodtcos Dem6cratas del
rerritorio. Sc ha colocado inequivoca-
mente en- Ia fila deiantera del comba-
70 por o. estado y es evidente que 4
81 redactor no 10 gobierna unos GUAM
tos politicos Dem6cratas de A~lbuquer-
que y aleunos R~epublicanos renegados
a'spersos por AGA y ala , que son po-
coa On nlmero, La actitud del hide
peldent es valerospmente deflnida en-
lengua1e aigulente;
'El estado separado debe ser la
'onsigna de TODD ciudadano de Nuevo
hasta que su admission como
estado de Ia Union sea un hecho
'onsumado. Mientras mas ei pueblo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
AppendIeItla

Els debido en- gran parte a abuse d.
los intestincs con 81 uso de- purgantee
drasticos. Para evitar TODD peligro
usad solamente las Pfldoras dc Nuevs
Vida del DR.. King. las inofensivas, sua-
YES limpiadoras y v~lgorizadoras. Ga
para jaqueca. biliosidad,
malaria 8 ictericia en- todas las boti.
cas- 25c.