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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Ell Inspector de aceite de car
bon, James S. Duncan, de Las
Vegas, no tiene ganas de deiar 81
gordo empleo que d Ia fecha ocu.
pa, vel cual recibi6 como recon-
pensa por obedecer los mandates
de Ia difunta y no lamentada
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Los seres mas ingenuos,' los
mas candidos, los mas sencillos,
son quiza los que aman mas sin
ceramente, mas profundamente,
con mayor devotion, con mas alb.
negacion, va menudo con gran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Para bien de aquellos que pa
decen de eczema q otra enferme-
dad semejante, deseo decir que
mi esposa tuvo algo de esq espe-
Gle y despues do usar remedies
del doctor por ale dn tempo,
decide usar 10 Saliva de Cham
berlain, y prob6 ser mejor que
Icualquier otra cosa de las que
habia usado. De venta en- todos
as boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
PoRoUE os APuRAls Y coNcA
JAS

Cuando vuestre nino tiene un
resfriado fuerte. No teneis por
que temer pulmonia d otra en-
fermedad pulmonal. Manteneos
de Jarabe de Marrubio
de Ballard-una cura positiva
para resfriados, toses, tos ferina
y bronquitis.
La Sra. Hall, de Sioux Falls,
s. D., escribe: "He usado su
marrvilloso Jarabe de Marru-
bio de Ballard en- mis- nifos por
cinco amos. Sus resultados han
sido maravillosos. DE venta
en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
10 QUE DICE uN EDITOR De
NUEvA JERSEY.

M T. Lynch, Editor del Phil
lipsburg, N. ]. Daily Post, escri-
be: HE usado muchos generos
de medicinas para muchos de mi
familia, pero nunca NADIA tan
bueno como ia Mel y Alquitran
de Foley. No pndo decir dema-
siado en- su alabama. De venta
EN- la Farmacia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
Sc NEcEsITAN AGENTEs

Agentes para procurar suscri'
clones Sc necesitan en- tods par
tes del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
la Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
ares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
uN ASo L1BRE Dr. suscRIcIoN'

A.cualquiera persona que nos
mande ell dinero por cinco sus-
critores nuevos, por un ano cada
uno, le mandaremos FL Nuevo
Mexicano libre por un afo.
yeanse los precios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
IRREGULAR COMO q soL.p

IRREGULAR COMO e SOL"
Els una expression tan antigua
como la raza. Sin dnda Ia salida y
puesta del sol es Ia representa-
ci6n mas regular del universe, a
menos que 10 sean el higado y
los ~intestinos cuando regulariza-
dos por las Nuevas Plldoras de
Vida del DR.. King. Garantizadas
en- todas la boticas, rs cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Ell departamento Dc obras del Nuevo
Mexicano ca 81 mas bien equipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estlo, venid q esta oficina y encon
trareis TODD q ~ gust0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
HERBAL Y REsFRIADos.
DE vERANo.

Las vlctlmas de tiebre herbal
experimentation gran beneticio
tornado 10 Mel de Alquitran de
Foley, pues pone fin inmediato a
Ia respiration diffcil y sana los
pasajes de aire intlamado, y
adn cuando falte en- curaros os
dar& alivio instantaneo." La
legitima esta en- un paquete
amarillo. DE venta en- la Far
macia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia a
todaslas ~estafetas en- Nuevo Me-
xico, y tiene una circulation
grande y, creciente entire 10 gen
to intelligence y progresista del
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Un POGO de amor puede bastar
en- el matrimonio; fuera del ma
trimonio TODD 81 amor es insult
ciente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Las Pequeias Madrugadoras de
Dewitt no trastornan nj a~torzonan.
Pfldoras pequefias faciles de tomar-
De venta por The Ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

y por muchos amos ha ocupadc
una posicion muy responsible,
que es Ia de contador del Citizens
National Bank dc Roswell, una
de las PARTICIPATES instituciones
bancarias del Sudoeste. Els HON
bre de buena e~ducacion, indole
apacible, y de buen juicio, con
pleno conocimiento de las condi-
clones de Nuevo Mexico, politi-
cas-, sociales y de negocios,
AL paso que Mr.. Jaffa no ha
tenido experienced en- asuntos
ADMINISTRATORS excepto como
presidente del Cuerpo de Regen
tes del Institute Militar dc Nue..
vo Mexico, d pesar de ESQ, su co.
nocimiento de condolences de
los negocios, su bien equilibrada
y fuerte mente, su tino, su deseo
dc ser un factor en- hacer que 10
administration del Gobernador
Curry tenga exito y en- dar TODD
el apoyo possible para bien de la
comunidad, lie facilitaran, en- Ia
opinion de este peri6dico, desem-
pe1ar los importantes deberes
del empleo, y tambien como go
bernador INFERNO en- la ausencia
del Gobernador del Territorio,
con honra para Ell poder nomina.
two Y con credito para 81 mismo.
En- 10 que toca d la accion del
Presidente Roosevelt la misma es
por Ell partido Republi-
.ano de Nuevo Mexico y por los
buenos ciudadanos en- general
como asunto regular. Los Repu
blicanos de Nueyo Mexico Green
que 81 deseo del Presidente en-
sste case fue obrar por 10 que
considerable los intereses prefe-
del pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico y del partido Republics
10 del Territorio. Estan listos y
iispuestos a aceptar esta accion
IN ell espfritu de la verdadera
ealted y con sincera devotion al
nteres p1blico y al bien de los
Sepublicanos de esta comunidad.
Como dicen en- ell servicio di-
eel incidente esta
'errado.' Mr.. Reynolds Sc reti.
ara del empleo, pero seguira
iendo un ciudadano y Republi-
'ano tan bueno, tan leal,, tan pro-
,resista, tan patricia y tan lleno
e espfritu pdblico caal ha sido
.esde ell momento en- que di6 su
'rimer vote. Mr.. Jaffa, 81 nuevo
ecretario, tendra Ell apoyo yl
Iuena voluntad de todos aquellos
iudadanos que Green en- ayudar
oiciales eficientes y honestos
administrar los asuntos de 60 :
ierno en- estricta conformidad
on la ley y con los principles de
quidad y j~usticia, y de todos los
'epublicanos que son Republica :
cs en- aras de los principles y
ne Green en- sostener a los nom
del Presidente Republi. |
ano de los Etados Unidos y en-
yudarles con buena voluntad y
oediencia a las leyes para traer
efecto ell mejor gobierno posi-. J
le para Ell pueblo; este sucedera q
especialmente con los feles |,
epublicanos del Territorio que r
IN soportado Ell peso y el en- a
ute enlas luchas polfticas duras !
obstinadas con sus opositores, y
que hace diez amos librarona q
uevo Mexico del regimen De. d
y del NAL gobierno, 9
i como tambier de la imbecili. $
I'd Official y direction inefciente g
!, asuntos territoriales. El Nue. \
, Mexicano sera hallado entre d
$ primeros de este n1mero. s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Ri hipocrita y Ell ~chism6grafo
deberian rechazarze siempre aur
cuando ostenten levita y grado
acad6mico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24
SED UN C~APITALISTA

81 Vuerc's scTlo' NO uepenue en-
qulenes fueron vuestros antepasados
nj en- casuaIldades afortunadas.
cualquIer Americana puede hacer.
90 un capitallsta dnlcamente con de-
positar en- . Ibanco mi parte de ca
da peso ue ganarse, y ALL crecera y
Sc acumulara hasta que sea suflcien-
te grande para ser InvertIdo.
ReclbIremos con gusto gu cuenta.
por pequeha que sea...os pagare-
mos inter&s sobre ella y os daremos
buen c~onsejo f~lnanclero 81 10 pedis.
Estamos aqul para ~acomodaros on
todas maneras posIbles. Haced uso
do nuestra saIa do reeibo. Escribld
ALL vuestras cartas y venid cuando
NecesItais usar d teIefono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Peri6dico Official del Condado
de Sandoval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

La mayor parte de nuestra de.
bilidad proviene de nuestras
penas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-08-24

Jamas debe entenderse al pie
de 10 letra 10 que dice una muier.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
Correct Wine Temperstures.

The fine art of serving wine and the
numerous points TO bear In mind In
order that the full enjoyment Of choice
vintages may not be diminished, was
the subject OF lecture recently de-
livered before the Walters club of
Vienna by Anton Sirowy, a profes-
siohal expert in wines.
All wines, he said, possess different
tcmperaments and have to be hu.
mored.
The full bodied Austrian wines could
not be treated like the alcoholic Hun
garian, the aromatic Rhenish or the
smooth, strong French products.
or first Importance was the temper.
ature. Wine served too hot or too
cold lost its bouquet and it's flavor.
Rhine and Mosel wines were best ut a
temperature of about AZ to SO degrees.
Burgundy is at it's best at 81 degrees.
All heavier wines should be at ten.
peratnre of Ga to So degrees.
The lecturer dwelt on the delicate
handling due to wines that deposit a
sediment. This characteristic of the
Rhine and Mosel grape. he said. was
the cause of the traditional use Of
tinted glasses with these wines, as
any slight cloudiness that might occur
despite the waters care was thus con.
cealed.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
Turtles Like Tomatoes and Fruit.

Turtte0 Like tomatoes and Fruit.
During the past season have been
somewhat disillusioned as to the feed,
ing habits of the box turtle says a
writer In Country Life In America,
With the advent of the tomato season
II was noticed every morning that four
or Ave of the largest and ripest toma.
toes were partly or totally devoured.
The peculiarly shaped bites were q
puzzle. 1t could not be the work of
the ncighbor's chickens or ducks. No
familiar insects could cause such in.
juries.
At last large specimen OF box tur,
tie was caught In the act of devourlng
4 tomato. The most surprising fact in
this connection is the height to which
these clumsy creatures can reach.
Tomatoes are not safe from them un.
less they hang six to eight inches
above the ground.
The appetite of the box turtle never
fails. A small turtle will easily con.
sunie a tomato twice his own size.
Any pears OF apples which may be
blown from the trees are also greedily
deyoured by them. Two neighbors
had the same experience as myself,
and therefore suspect that this habit
of box turtles may prove TO be quite
general.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
HARD TIMES WILL COME AGAIN.
Mr.. Hartman Says Prosperity VIII
Cease Unless Railroad Maonates are
Allowed to Do as They Please.

Washington. March IL. III. Harri'
man. the railroad magnatc. who has
been in Washington since last Friday.
last night granted farewell interview
TO IL newspaper men. He said:
II notice the afternoon papers say
that the New York Central holdings
and those of the old Wasserman pool
in the Reading railway were taken
over last night. This is not true. ]
have not purchased single share Of
railroad stock since | have been In
Washington He refused 10 answer
the direct question as to whether he
had secured control of the Reading.
"Thc United States will not always
enjoy the prosperity that has prevailed
during the last decade. Hard times
will certainly come again unless con-
gross and the people generally change
corporate interests"
As an argument against n wholesale
reduction in railroad rates. Mr.. Harri.
man called attention TO the Increased
cost Of everything that enters into the
of railroads.
Mr. Hartman commended the stand
taken by President Roosevelt in a re-
cent message to congress when he ad.
vocated reciprocal agreement be.
tween the government and the rail-
roads, III was very bold stand for
the president to take" said the rail.
road magDatc, "aud the only thing for
the administration TO do Is to give us
Il law that will legalize our COM
bineS"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
Abe Ruef, Frisco PoIiti-
clan, fvddes Writs.
ANDDElAYS TRIAL.
Judge Dunno Orders the Coroner tt
Hunt for Missing Man, Who Is
Alleged 10 be in Frisco.

San Francisco. March 7.--Attorncy
Abraham Ruef, Jointly indicted with
Mayor Schmitz ON five charges OF eX
torting money from keepers of res
taurants, is technically a fugitive from
Justice according TO Judge Dunno
who ON Wednesday decided that sher
if O'Neill had not shown due diligence
in producing Ruef for trial and ap
pointed Coroner Walsh as elisor tC
serve bench warrant for Ruef's ap
pearance in court. The coroner was
ordered To make return of service
this afternoon, This was the net re-
suit Of a day devoted to fruitless
search for Reuf, although none OF
those interested denies that he is in
San Francisco. Ruef on Monday pro
cured a writ of error to the supreme
court of the United States.
When court convened yesterday
Sheriff O'Ncill reported that his
search for Ruef, whose trial was pend
ing, had been unsuccessful. Others
supposed to know the Attorney
whereabouts were examined, but nc
information was obtainable.
Assistant District Attorney Heney
presented to Judge Dunno an affidavit
signed by himself in which he recited
that Sheriff O'Neill Is a close personal
friend of Ruefs; that Ruef, "recog
nized as the political boss OF san
Francisco" had sprocured O'Neilrs
nomination and assured his election
and that consequently O'Neill was un
der obligations To Ruof uniting
O'Neill to serve as the arresting Off
GER Similar assertions were made re-
gardlng the sheriffs deputies, who, IT
was alleged. had been named by Ruef
Heney stated that he had been in
formed that during the day one OF
Ruefs attorneys had applied to the
district court OF appeals for a writ OF
declaring at the same
time that if.this writ were granted the
attorney would be produced,
For these and other reasons Heney
asked that Sheriff O'Nelll be replaced
by Coroner Walsh as the officer dele
gated to produce Ruef In court and
Judge Dunno so ordered Mayor
Schmitz arrived here yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
A Big sulae in Reading stock.

New York, March 7.--Sensationa
buying of the shares of the Readin,
Go, on Wednesday gave Wallstreet it,
most exciting experience since tbs
Northern Pacific contest six years ago
Reading had been strong In the face o
a generally weak market all through
The morning session of the stock ex
change, when there developed al
enormous buying movement IN tho
shares which carried the price NJ
more than eight points In half an hour
Up to the close OF the market there
was nothing 10 show the source of the
purchasing orders, bnt a persistent
runlor was in circulation thai E. ii
Hartman was buying the stock
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
a Bomb Throwcr Get. Busy.

Sebastopol, March 7,--As Gen. Nep
lncf. commandant Of the fortress
here, who has just been. transferred
for duty at u less hazardous. post, was
driving through the city last evening
TO attend a farewell banquet at the
palace given in his honor by Admra
Skrydloff. bomb was thrown, under
his carriage, where It exploded. The
carriage was shattered. The genera
sustained injuries about the fact. His
coachnian was wounded, woman who
WAS passing at the time sustained
serious injuries and tho horses thai
we're drawing the vehicle were
crippled. The man who threw ths
bomb got away. (.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
Two Cars of a Passenger
Train Were Dumped.
NINE fPEOPiEHURT.
Cosches Were Thrown Over a 25-
foot fmbankment and Broke
a Gas Pipe Line.

Warren. Pa,, March TRAIN No. 80
on the Western New York e. pennsyl.
vania, division OF the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad was wrecked last night be.
tween 1rvineton and this place. The
train plunged over 25.soot embank
ment and nine persons were injured,
none fatally.
The train was running behind n
freight from 1rvineton to Warren and
when three-quarters OF a mile from
Warren the freight ran onto a siding
TO allow the passenger train to pass.
After the freight was on the siding
the passenger train. started through
the switch, which is set from tower
about a quarter of a mile away The
switch was not entirely closed and two
cars were thrown from the rails and
down an embankment into pond OF
water.
Near the railroad track runs n pirc
line Of the Pennsylvania Gas Co.. car.
rying 200 pounds pressure. This pipc
line was broken and the coaches filed
with natural gas. There were fo,ir
passengers In the rear coach which
was turned completely. over. and they
had a narrow escape from siiffocation
by gas fumes. Had the lamps IN the
coaches been lighted an explosion
would have taken place. Nearly every
passenger. on the train was bruised or
cut and several were taken to The hos.
pital here for treatment. The wreck.
which was in the local yards. attracted
the attention OF workmen nearby aud
they assisted the injured onto
freight car and they were brought to
this city.
Miss Anne Corbett, of Parkers
Landing, Pa, who was one of the in.
5ured, was coming TO Warren. where
she was to have been married last
night to Orville Brown, who with a
party OF friends was waiting for her
train. When the wreck, became known
Brown hired team and went to the
scene, where he assisted in rescuing
Miss Corbett and had her taken to a
hospital.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
FIGHT inch BY inch.
attorneys for Standard Oil Co. ar
Working Like Beavers to Defeat III
Government

Chicago, March lit became cv'
dent that the attorneys for the Stanc
ard OIL Company of Indiana, now o,
trial In the federal court on indici
ments for alleged violation of the Elh
ins act, are determined to make
strong fight against the indictment
proper. Wednesdays session of cour
was marked by continued succession
OF arguments In which the Standar,
Oil attorneys c0ntended that the gov
ernment must prove certain facts II
the indictments or abandon its case
The principal point upon which thei
attacks centered was the allegation
made in the Indictments that IT,.
Elkins law was violated by shipment
OF oil made from Whiting. Ind, to 81
Louis over the Chicago & Alton.
: 1t was asserted by the defense tha
the law could not have been violate,
In this manner, for the reason that tn,
Chicago & Alton road does not extcn,
to st. Louis, but terminates on the or
posite side of the river at East 81
Louis, iii. They assert that the tarif
sheets published by the Alton road di,
not contain a joint through rate to ST
Louis, saying that the rate between
East st. Louis and st. Louis was tina
OF the Virgins Ferry Co. They oh
jected on this ground to the introduc
ton as evidence of the Alton tarif
sheets. Judge Lands ruled, however
that the ferry company tariff sheet,
might be admitted as evidence, as the.
had been filed with the Interstate com
merce commission by the Alton rail-
road and that the ferry company hat
never objected to the filing OF IL.
sheets with the commission by til,
railroad company, nor had 1t objected
to the rates given.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
JUST BY THE WAY.

The gunboat Princeton has left San
Diego, Cal. for San Salvador, under
hurry orders to join the Chicago In
Central American waters.
Another storm has broken over the
Salton Sea and the Southern Pacific
tracks are reported under water,
waves washing against passing trains.
Damage from fire at sea amount.
ing to fully s250,000 was reported by
the German steamer Vandalia, which
arrived at New York City from China
and Japan.
President Eliot, Of Harvard univers.
ity. in his annual report maintains that
football, despite new rules, remains an
undesirable game for gentlemen TO
play or multitudes of people to wit
ness.
The trainmen's strike on the Lehigh
a New England railroad has been de-
clared OF, the company having ac-
ceded TO the strikers demands for the
reinstatement of the brakeman remov.
ed from each Of the freight crews.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07

Cn the Ground That from obstInacy
They Clog the Wheels q pFosrssds

II there is a reckless soul Who 10 not
only inviting destruction, but is fairly
clamoriDg for It, that soul inhabits the
body Of the editor of the North Ameri-
can Review.
Not long ago he called the American
girl a bore. He still lives, but has not
learned caution. His latest is pro.
posal to tax spinsters. He declares
that they get most of the benefits of
civilization without making any ade.
1uate Seturn.
He admits that their real property Is
forced to yield slight contribution.
But lie thinks that their personal prop
erty goes scot free, and he is sure that
they do not enrich the customs reve.
nue.. So they become through sheer
obstinacy' clogs upon the wheels OF
progress.
That is all that will save the colonel
from the wrath of the spinster OF
North America. 1t Is SO novel 1 posi-
tion for them to be put in, this of dog
gedly declining the joys of matrimony.
But the colonel insists.
There was never yet woman" he
says, who could not marry, as she
should, If she would 1t is only neces.
sary to be woman to win a man
some man.
"Spinsterhood Is purely voluntary
condition, due to reprehensible con.
trariness, as is clearly proven by the
non OK xiSteuca Of n single authentic
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
VIII Inve.tlaate Car shortage.

Columbus, o., March THE state
railroad commission will begin mex,
Wednesday All investigation Of the
car shortage question. Complaints
against the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
railway will form the basis OF the in.
vestigatlon. The railroad says 1t has
not enough cars or equipment. Farm
ers say they have been heavy losers
since all local grain elevators are filled
and they cannot take advantage Of the
market to sell their products. In
many cases grain taken to the station
has been ruined while waiting. With
out proper storage. for cars that did
not come.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-07
conaressmen Start for Panama.

New York. March 1.-Fifty-three
representatives in congress who desire
to know the conditions under which
the Panama canal is being built, sailed
Wednesday on the steamship Panama
for Colon. With them went Lieut.
Col. Goethals. a United States army
engineer. who will undertake the con
structioD of tho canal, and Maj. Gail
lard, u. $. A., who will assist Goethals.
The Ohio congressman who are max
ing the trip are Mcssrs. Keifer, Taylor,
Dawes. Cole aud Kennedy.