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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Que no Sc desvanece, aparece
Gu Ia faz del nino despues de una
botella del Cream Vermifuge de
White, Ia gran medcina para
lombrices. ST teneis esta medi-
Gina q mano no vereis nunca sine
~sonrisas en- su cara. La Sra. s.
Blackwell, Okla, escribe:
"Mi nifo estaba mohino y de-
sasosegado. No guerra conner y
20 temia que SO muriese Use
una botelladel Cream Vermifuge
de White y no ha tenido un dia
enfermo desde entonces.-De
venta en- la Botica de Fischer Y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
EN- uN APRiETo
usAD ALIENS FooT-EAsE

Las senoras pueden usar zapatos de
un numero mas pequeno despues del
uso de Aliens Foot-Ease. Hace que
no lastlmen zapatos nuevos o apre-
tados; do alivio q callos y juanetes.
Els Ell mayor descubrimiento del siglo
para la comodidad. Els remedio cleric
para pies sudosos, calenturientos y
doloridos. En- odas las boticas y
tiendas de zapatos, rs cts. No acep.
tets ningun sustituto. Para obtener
un empaque de muestra gratis del
Parche Sanitario Foot-Ease, una in
vencion nueva, dirigirse a Allen s.
Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

IN una demanda pussta b vl6rns,
" IA semana snte paeada % Ia oorts
40 distrito del condado do Rio Arfi'
ba, la Sra, Emilia A. de- Atencio, Dc
Ortiz, Colorado, reclama perjuicios
en- Ia cantIdad dc 1900 bajo alega,
clon de falso encsrcelamiento, 4 Vic.
torlano lobato, 1uez de- psz del con,
dado de Rio Arriba. I'll llcenciado
Read, de- esta ciudad, es abosado Dc
Ia actora.
segfin se manifesto en- ID demanda
lalSra. Atencio fud arrestada por asal.
to do palabra y multada en- >16 y los
costos' No satisfecha del fallo, &c 70.
clama que apel6 pero que no Sc I'D.
mitl6 su pedimento, v fu6 conducida
a TERRA Amarillo donde estuvo encar-
celada 'in dfa Antes de 0 soltada
bajo flanza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

En- esta oficina Sc vendsn toda
ciase de blancos propios para los dlfe
rentes oficiales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales ~articulos. A las perao
mas U yengan de afuera les aconseja.
mos one cuando vengan a la plaza sc
dignen yisitar la oficina del Nuevo Me.
xieano y encontraran todos los blan
cps necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
Periodico Official del Condado
de Santa Fe.
sABApo, JULIO 8, 1907.
.TRELFoRD RI PERITO
EN- PRI6IONERO.'

Bajo el epigrafe, "Trelford, g
Perito en- Prisiones, The AL
buquerque Citizen discute la ac
cion reciente del Gobernador In
terino James W. Reynolds en- 9
relieve de Arthur Trelford sobrt
cargos probados de gran cruel
dad y de muy NAL trato a los
c6nvictos, en- un editorial con
teniendo lenguaje fuerte pert
que viene al case y esta justiti'
cadc por los hechos y circuns'
tancias. La gran mayoiia de
pueblo del Territorio y cierta'
mente de aquellos que han Sc
guido ell curse del case en- Ell Nue.
vo Mexicano, y generalmente
todos los periodicos decentes y
respetables, estan de acuerdC
con las mlras expresadas por el
Citizen, y antes y ahora por este
~periodic0.
El editorial lee ash:
la investigation de peniten'
ciarfa tom6 un turno algo in.
esperado, como anunciamos en-
81 Citizen aver, cuando el Coro.
mel Minus trasmiti6 al Presiden-
to un resumen exacto del testi.
monio referente a la manera en-
que Trelford trataba a los con.
victos a su cargo.
gel Coronel Minus es desin.
teresado, excepto que cree en-
t~ratamiento humane de los con.
victos bajo todas circunstancias
hasta donde sea possible. Todo
cuanto desea es que tenga cargo
de Ia penitenciarfa un hombre
que posea algo de humanidad.
1.-THE Morning Journal en- un
esfuerzo para defender q Trel-
ford Sc esta poniendo en- ridfculo.
Un peri6dico que So ha declara-
do por Ell buen gobierno etc, tan
rabiosamente como Ell journal,
deberia levantar su voz denun-
ciando con acritud tales metodos
de prisi6n como usa Trelford.
Isl 81 Morning Journal cree
tan sinceramente en- la reforma
(que no cree) deberia estar por
Ia reforma y oponerse d TODD 10
vicioso ycorrupto. Els decir, 81
Morning Journal deberia hacer-
10 81 desea Ia con6anaa pdblica.
No tiene m%uniciones para usar
en- defensade Trelford, porque
81 mismoT relford parece no pc.
der hacer defensa.
mo puede haber defensa para
mn hombre que cuelga do las
munecas por diez y siete dias
a Uni convicto y luego % ahofotea
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
uN ASo LIBRE On suscRIcIoN'

A.cualquiera persona que nos
mande 81 dinero por cinco sus'
critores nuevos, por un ano cada
uno, le mandaremos FL Nuevo
Mexicauo libre por un ano.
yeanse los prscios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Agentes para procurar suscri'
clones SO necesitan en- tods par
tes del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
Ala Compania lmpresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por partlcu-
ares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Ell Nuevo MexIcano es Ell rsIco pa
pei en- Ell Terrltorio que publica mott.
cias por complete en- asuntos de inte-
res, La suscricion son solamente $3.50
al 'ano. SuscrIbanse y quedaran salts.
fechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Ri Nuevo Mexlcanc o. q unrco pa.
pei en- Ell Territorio que publica mott.
cias por complete en- asuntos de Int
res. La suscricion o solamente $3.50
al ano. Suscribanse y quedaran "a.
~tislechos is 10 Que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envla q
todaslas ~estafetas en- Nuevo Me-
xico, y tiene una circulation
grande y creciente entire Ia gen
to intelligence y progresista del
gudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Recuerden que 'el Nuevo Nexicano
presenta "a cada suscritor que pague
sn svscricion adelantada con una plu.
ma de fuente como regalo. rs Ell
unieo papel en- Ell Terrltorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion o soIa-
mente $3.50 al ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

cuando eata desmayando de do
lor y fatiga.
No pnede haber defensa pr
re- un hombre one ob)iga 4 IN
c6nvicto d trabajar con un brazo'
quebrado traspaleando carbon.
mo puede haber defensa para
un hombre que Sc rodea de una
calls dc brutos y permite 4 uno
deellos encadenar un prisionero'
do 10 puerta do una zelda y luego
golpenrlo con los pnnos en- Ia ca
RI,
mo puede haber defensa para
IN hombre que pega un garrota.
20 para revivirlo 4 I'm negro que
esta des mayado.
No puede haber defensa por
I'M hombre que mats de hambre,I
intimida y golpea q los convictos
por ahorrar unos cuantos pesos
al aflo d fn de hacer registro pa.
ra 81 y apuntalar una admins.
TRACTION de reforma espdria.
mo es de Nuevo Mexico nj del
|Oeste. Fu6 traidb AGA por I'M
%gobernador incapaz y ha sido tan
gran tiasco como ell resto de 10
pacota reforms ia.
mo ha grangeado amigos en-
Nuevo Mexico, $ no pudo hacer
amigos por que no es de "a clase
de hombre que ell sudoeste nece-
sta nj de Ia especio que adopta.
Lo menos que podia haber he {
cho Ell periodico matinales haber {
g~uardado silencio sobre esta ma !
terra, pero ha tenido d bien salir J
abiertamente en- favor de que Sc !
trate q los presses comoa perros :
" a algunos peor. Sin embar. |
go, 81 Ell Morning Journal qulere J
defender d Trelford q la faz de :
Ia opinion pdblica, ese es ell pri. |
vilegio de dicho periodico. $
"Lastima es que Ell relate del G
los metodos de Trelford fuese a .
Washington. Tales cosas solo n
tienden a dar al pueblodel orien. :
te la impression de que Nuevo n
Mexico esta lleno de salvajes no.
.egenerados. Nos estan cargan.
10 los pecados importados por
;itulados reformadores de Rusia z
Z de otras parties. FL Goberna- q
Tor INFERNO debia haber simple. ii
relevado q Trelford tan D
Iuietamente como possible y ha. tt
'er salvado d Nuevo Mexico de P
'tro ojo negroa causa de los re. d
ormadores. En- cuanto toca q p
ma Investigation impartial de b
'relford, ell Gobernador Interi. vi
no sigui6 ell precedmia esta. W
lecido por su predecessor Hager- ot
81 tai hubiera hecho, ha- y
ria ordenado al procurador ge. p'
eral que condujese una investi. sc
aci6n secreta, despues de ha- yf
er relevado a Trelford, y luego ga
ehusado dar oidos d Trelford en- pr
lanera alguna. qt
"Que ell ODE nador INFERNO re
ueria obrar y obro iusta, equi- ga
y de buena fe, Sc ~.
emuestra pore 81 hechoque Trel- en-
,rd y su abogado fueron ambos di
ermitidos de estar presentes y
lterrogar q los testigos. ha
"The Citizen Sc regocija de Que le,
Morning Journals ehaya pues.
, en- registro en- favor de los
'etodos rusos dc prision de
relford. Muestra simplemente "a
On mas claridad las ideas de re. ~
'rma de ese periodico y su ca ~
acidad para desfgurar la YER. 40
q su antojo. Mientras mas p
ronto Sc applique Ia hacha a la la'
abeza Official de Trelford, re
lejor agradara al pdblico. Los 20
|etodos rusos de prision no sequ
imiten en- Nuevo Mexico en
da
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

ri Nuevo Mexicano es Ell unIeo pa
pei en- 81 'rerritorio que publica noti'
cias por complete m ~asuntos de inte-
res. La s~uscrlcion 0 solamente $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

81 tienen algunos iibros que encua.
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oflclna tiene 81 mejor departa.
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06
SED UN C~APITALISTA

.f+ar# N4f f. tN+Ez HNar.
81 quereIs serlo. No depende en-
qulenes fueron vuestros antepasados
nj en- casualldades a%fortunadas.
cualquier Americana puede hacer-
Sc un capitaIista dnicamente con de-
positar en- e Ibanco una parte de Cd.
da peso ue ganarse, y ALL crecera y
Sc acumuIara hasta que sea suficien-
te arande para ser invertIdo.
RecibIremos con gusto su cuenta,
por pequeha que sea. os pagare'
mos lnteras sobre ella y os daremcs
buen console ~financiero 81 10 pedls.
Estamos aqui para acomodaros en-
todas maneras posibIes. Haced usc
de nuestra saIa de recibo. Escribid
ALI vuestras cartas y venld cuando
Necesltals usar 81 teIefor3.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-06

Periodico Official del Condado
de Sandoval.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
ARTISTIC HANDICRAFT
Il. A. Hendrickson, Of Clear Lake,
Made Miniature Craft Three Feet
Lonp--Is Perfect in Every Way.

Special to Times Republican.
Clear Lake. March 23.-one OF the
most artistic pieces Of Workmanship
has been placed on exhibition by Fl. A.
Henderickson, of Clear Lake, in the
form OF miniature Norwegian bark,
made after model of boat 200 feet
in length. The little craft is perfect
in every way, is three feet two inches
in length and eight inches wide. 1t is
made Of wood and to hold it together
there was used is, 900 small ribbon pins,
known as ellis" which have been driv-
en- into the craft as the ship maker
drives spikes.
The boat is a perfect working model
which the builder was familiar in his
youth, and can be operated the same as
the larger craft. On the boat are fifty
two pulleys not larger than a grain of
wheat, each one complete within itself
and held in a brass sheave. Thru these
are the braces which are the smallest
silk thread.
Mr.. Henderickson has been two years
working on his boat. The workman
ship is exceedingly fine and artistic.
The seams of the craft are caulked in
the true shipmaster style and barring
its size is a complete sea going vessel
1t is attracting good deal of atten-
tion
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23

CLINTON GETS THE BIG END
Double Track Steel Bridge to be Erect
ed Across the Mississippi - New
Passenger Station and Freight House
AIso-Two Years Time to Complete
tho Work.
te .rimes-Republican.
tho Work.

Special te Times Republican.
Boone, March 23-Orders were re.
ceived at the local headquarters of the
Chicago & Northwestern offices this
morning that 100000 worth of inn
provements would be commenced al
Clinton this year. Among the big inn
provements contemplated under the
appropriation are a double track stee
bridge across the Mississippi at Clin-
ton, new brick passenger station and
a new brick freight house, all modern
and large.
The improvements will be started
at once and at least two years viii
probably be required for their COM
pletion. The Improvements are the
greatest undertaken by q railroad In
Iowa since the double tracking Of the
system and the erection of the $4,000
900 steel viaduct over the Des Moines
river at this place.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
Demand For Iowa State College
Students Increasing This
Year
THREE AGENTS ON SAME DAY
President Gibbs, of Now Hampshire
Agricultural College, and President
TisdaIe, Of Wyoming, Both After
Iowa Men to Take Charge of De-
partments in Their Schools.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times
Ames, March 23.-As is usual the
demand for students of the Iowa State
College to take positions in various
places is starting early and II there
be any difference between this and
former years In the intensity the de-
maud this year is more pronounced
than ever before. Thursday there were
two college presidents and a director
OF western college on the campus
trying to arrange for men to come to
their respective schools and take
charge OF courses. President Gibbs,
Of the New Hampshire Stale Agricul-
tural College, spent the entire day on
the campus seeking men for his school.
He desires man to take charge Of a
course In animal husbandry and an
other for assistant. This opening is an
especially good one as the school Is
just introducing the course in animal
husbandry and it will give man an
excellent chance to prove what there
is in him. Several young men who
will finish school this spring were con-
sidered for the place. but no definite
decision was arrived at as to who will
take the position.
Another president came from coll
lege in the other extreme OF the United
States in the person of President lis
dale Of Wyoming Agriculture college.
He was accompanied by one Of the
school directors, Mr.. Grimm. They are
seeking q man to have charge Of the
department in animal husbandry, also,
and like President Gibbs talked with
a number, coming to no definite conclu-
sion as to whom they would tender the
position to. These two schools coming
as they do from the opposite ends Of
the country and seeking men from the
Iowa State College to take charge Of
courses in their schools pay high trib-
ute to the work OF the college and to
the professors who are turning out
some of the best animal and all around
some of the best animal and all round
AGRICULTURAL men that are anywhere to
be found.
These are, only a few Of the requests
that are coming for men as gradua-
zion time comes near, ana II is q SET
tied fact that none Of the students who
wish to get into work at once need lie
idle at all. Demands are coming for
men in all courses and the men that
have heretofore gone out from this
school have invariably made. records
that compel those in search OF men to
fill the same kind or similar positions
to call on the Iowa State College first.
The students Of former years are the
ooIlorass haet oavnrtisnnants
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23

lite postponement on case or mistaken
identity, the supposition being thai
they were acting on another PROPOSE
ton.
1t is expected that this afternoon the
Subcommittee of the two appropria-
tons committees will be able to make
a report on the general budget and nx
substantially what the appropriations
for the biennial period will be. This
report will of necessity be disappoint-
ing to many interests. The first big
cut will be in the bills for the state In
situations. Those under the board OF
control asked for $950,000, and this has
already been cut to less than .$sOo,oOO,
with further reduction in sight. Other
bills will be cut in proportion. Inc
sub committee will reach conclusion
on every bill before the general COM
mittee acts.
The effort to fix the law so that the
state may retain competent men IN
the positions of assistant dairy COM
missioners has not been easy. The bill
has been before the senate twice and
then sent to committees. 1t Is found
that the bill involves 2 cost OF about
$500 to $500 a year. The commission
ers get 500 a month and there are a
hundred butter makers in the state
who get as much or more and these
state officers are supposed to be COM
petent to instruct and aid the best OF
the butter makers. In fact there are
butter makers in Iowa who get as high
as $275 month.
Gillilland has offered a bill to license
agents who take orders for delivery OF
liquors the same as saloon keepers.
Appointment of sitting committee
will not be long delayed. The senate
has before it ready for action a resolu-
ton looking to the naming Of such a
committee, and 1t will be acted on next
week and the committee be named.
When this is done the end will be in
sight The house does plan for sift-
ing committee.
The senate has passed bill author
izing the granting Of a franchise for
a lock canal between Spirit Lake and
East Okoboji and a company stands
readySsto build canal so that there
may be communication between the
two.
$50
A bill by DeArmand contemplates a
requirement that foodstuffs shall be
sold only in sanitary packages or COW
erings.
$50
The pure drug bill has passed and it
includes placing the enforcement in the
hands of the pharmacy commissioners
The bill Is substantially the national
law
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
Zearinu,
TX n ESdIIJISs
Special to Times Republican.

\ oPtCldI " lllCS-ANSPoO1iShH.
Gearing, March 23.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Grimes
died Friday, after brief illness.
Mrs. @. Wingate of McCallsburg. was
called to Gearing Friday by the death
of her baby granddaughter.
| Cressy Allen has purchased the Mel
son property, in south Gearing, and will
occupy it April l.
Charles Haase will move into the J.
S. Holcomb property April 1.
Fred Haase will occupy Frank Ger
ka.s property after April 1.
DR.. Roadnizer and Harry Roberts
are in Nebraska buying car of horses
Raymond Cliff, Fred Rogers and
Clyde Wyckoff are home from Drake
University for the spring vacation.
Henry Hoberland has sold his farm
south of town, to Elmer Sparrow, for
800 per acre.
George D. Brown has rented the j. G.
Armstrong property, and will occupy 1T
after April 1.
Mrs. Emeline Pollock of Iowa Falls,
and Mr. T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff,
Ariz.. are guests at the T. j.. Pollock
home this week.
The CnrlStlan EndeaVOr Oh the SAris-
tan church held box supper and
spelling school In Haase's hall, Thurs
day evening, and netted neat sum for
their treasury.
Mrs. j. N. Thompson visited in Story
City Thursday and Friday. She was
accompanied home by Genevive Sau-
ers.
Mrs Rhea Runnels and son, of Mar.
shalltown, and Mr.. Ralph Mitchell, of
New sharon, visited this week at the
home of their parents, F. M. Mitchell
an n wife So u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
TRAVELLING MAN DEAD
c. M. johnson succumbs to Stroke o.
ApopIexy at colfax.

ApopIexy at colfax.
Special to Times Republican.
Newton, March 25.-An apop'etiS
stroke caused the sudden death al Coz
fax, of Clarence NJ. Johnson, who fol
years has represented the Independent
Cracker Company of Davenport. For
number of years Mr.. johnson has
reen in failing health, and last Sep.em-
be. suffered a stroke Of paralysis bu'
soon rallied, and since then has Io'
been confined to his bed, altho quite
helpless. Dlr.ng all these months he
has had the tender care of his fat ,fu
wi.e and mary physicians have beer
consulted in hopes that he would get
pc, nianent relief.
six years age. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
and daughter Colleen, came fron then
former home in Mitchellville To reside
in Newton. SPENDING two years here al
the Churchill hotel. They then wsnt
to Grinnell to live. Last week Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson were guests of friends in
Newton and from here went to Colfax,
where, at the home of Mrs. Tom Davis
a sister Of Mrs. johnson, his death oc-
cured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-23
Shell Rock News.

Special to Times Republican.
Shell Rock, March 23.-Mrs. A. w.
Eckart returned last week from Chi
caeo. where she has been for the past
month.
Mrs. c. T. Myers left the last of the
week for her new home at Otttmwa,
S. D., where Mr.. Myers has taken
claim OF 1870 acres OF land
Frank Thorp and family have re-
turned from Los Angeles. Cal, where
they have spent the winter.
George Brown, Of Waterloo, was an
over Sunday visitor at the home OF his
sister. Mrs. r. E. Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Il. N. Dunbar, of Mason City,
is visiting her brother, S. w. Reming-
ton. and family.
James Davis, who has spent the win
ter with his daughter in Nebraska, ar
rived home Tuesday.
The mems banquet given at the M. 3.
church Wednesday evening was well
attended. there being sixty or seventy
gentlemen present. three-course
supper was served by the Ladies Aid
society, after which toasts We're given
by number, and greatly enjoyed by
all present. Several gentlemen from
Waterloo and Cedar Falls were In at
tendance.
Mrs Ray Tharp and children have
been visiting the formers sister at
Oelwein for the past two weeks.
Mrs. w. H. Mason spent several days
the first OF the week in waterloo.
Miss Maud Herrinton. who is attend
ing school at Mt Vernon, is home for
q short vacation.
Mrs. James Miner left Wednesday
for her home at Ravenna, Neb.
+ Rev. and Mrs. Knight are entertain
ing Mrs. knights sister, Miss Daisy
Linebeck, Of frankfort, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Reed arrived
home Thursday from San Antonio,
Tex, where they have spent the win
ter
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bride Miss Lucy Appel, nurse who
has been making her home in Des
Moines since last September.
The ceremony was performed Feb. %
The romance is doubly interesting be-
cause he was president Of the Single
Filers' Association; social society that
was composed of persons opposed to
marriage. 1t is said that Miss Appel
was induced to join the organization
and that by captivating the heart OF
the president she has ruined the order
He is retired and owns a large coun-
try home near this city.