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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

SABADO. SEPT, 70, 1908.
UNA OPINION sENsATA

I'm editorial muy sensato y biel
escrito respecto a la situacidl
polftica y manifestando razones
fuertes para que 81 Hon. w. Fl
Andrews sea elegido como dele
gado al Congreso Giro, ha sidt
publicado en- nn ndmero reciente
del Register Tribune de RIOS
well.
El articulo es del tenor signien-
te: THE Register-Tribune ha
quedado muy impresionado por
81 sentlmiento que observe su
editor durante su viaje reciente a
la convention territorial Repnbli-
cana, y por 10 que Sc trasluce de
las expresiones de Ia prensa Que
no esta ciega q Ia razon, en- ell
asunto de considerar de una ma
nera racional v sensata Ia candi-
datura del Hon. w. H. Andrews
para 81 Congreso.
ESQ Sc manifesto claramente en-
la convention, pues hasta delega
dos instruidos por otros candida
tos populares no tuvieron reparol
en- admitir que la election de An
drews como su propio successor
era Ia cosa meior que podia aeon
tecer al territorio. La m~ayoria,
de los sostenedores de Andrews
no quisieron contemplar 81 nego-
clio de otra manera, diciendo con
mucha verdad, que 10 que impor
taba ! escoier al hombre que
podia hacer mas por sus constitu
yentes.
mo hay dudaq que Andrews es el
hombre. Su mucha familiaridad
con los tramites en- Washington,
su conocimiento de los hombres
pdblic0s, So Influenza con la gran
delegation dc Pennsylvania y So
capacidad para conseguir legisla
laci6n ben6fica para 81 pueblo, s6lo
podria adquirirse con amos de ex-
periencia practica. Sin ESQ, IN
delegado no podria hacer NADIA y
NADIA podria esperar Ell territorio
a manos del Cougreso.
LAS comparaciones yienen al
case Supongase Que Larrazolo
fuese electo. Iriaa Washington
sin experienced en- asuntos legis- !.
lativos, sin conocencia con los
hombres p1blicos, sin otra calif-
cacion Que 81 don do la oratoria I
No tendria aliados III amigos en- (
ninguna camara pasa ayndarle on
casos en- que no pudiera hacer (
NADIA dc por 81. Los cuartos de
las comisiones Sc le abririan de !
mala CANA, y 10 POGO que consi (
guiera seria por medic de esfuer
70 persistence, que nunca ha sido {
.ualidad distintiya en- 81 hombre, :
Y que en- realidad montaria a POGO /.
"a IN congreso cuya mayoria
'eria de una manera abrumante
ie polftica opnesta. Toda espe
'anza de estado 90 desvaneceria
lesde q dia en- que fuera electo VI
\ trabajo de amos sn esa direc.
ion contaria por NADIA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Recuerden que ell Nuevo Mexicano
lresenta a cada suscritor que pague
u suscion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Els 81
nnico papel en- el. Territorio que hace
ssta oferta. La suscricion SON sofa
nente $50 al ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Ell Nueyo Mexicano es 81 unleo pa
pei on ell Territorio que publica noti-
cias por complete on asuntos de Int.
es. La suscricion son solamento $3.50
al ano. S~uscribianse y quedaran 50,
isfechos de 10 que ~anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12
APELAcloM ESPECIAL A LOS voTAT:
TIES C0NDAD0 be SANTAFE.

NNat 4HUNH|NN |NitTN| - WT -F.N
Entire las prDvisiones del pro
yecto de habilitaci6n para Nuevt
Mexico, que ahora pende On Z
Congreso, y 81 cual fu6 introdu.
edo por u Delegado Andrews
hay algunas que son dc importan
cia especial q los ciudadanos \
contribuyentes de Ia capital.
Primera, 81 d Delegado An,
drews o. partido Republican,
ganaren la election de Noviembre
SO puede atirmar con contianza
que dicho proyecto Sc convertira
en ley durante la session breve
del Congreso.
Segunda, 81 proyecto contiene
una provision de mucha impor.
tancia para esta ciudad, la cual es
La localizaci6n dc Ia capital del
nuevo estado aquf hasta 1920, w
ent6nces solo podria ser Gambia
do por votaci6n del pueblo del
estado.
Iercera, una appropriation de dos
millones de acres de TERRA en- ell
nuevo estado, La cual sera la base
de una cantidad suficiente do DO.
nos para pagan Ia enorme deuda
DC este condado en- bonos one
ileven cuatro por ciento de r6dito
y cuya provision tendra 81 efecto
de aliviar a los contribuyentes y
dnenos de propiedad de Santa Fe
Do I'm aprieto muy grave y muy
costoso.
Cnarta, Ia appropriation de cinco
millones de pesos para 81 sistema
de escuelas p1blicas del nuevo
astado.
#fNHWHNN AaE M4EM# ENAN Ft
Quinta, Ia appropriation de tres
nillones de acres de terreno pd
olico para 81 mantenimiento
'oporte de instituciones terrific :
tales de educacion, caritativas y
,enales. n
Sexta, Ia donaci6n de dos mas
'ecciones de terreno pdblico en- |
ada cabildo en- adicion a las sec !,
tones diez y seis y treinta y seis !,
oncedidas ya, para Ell sosteu y ]
1antenimiento do e~scnelas pd 4
licas.
For 10 tanto, es facil de yer v
9 necesita mucho argumento 3
ue los ciudadanos Y duenos de- !,
ropiedad de todo 81 territorio v !,
specialmente de la ciudad y con =,
ado de Santa Fe, que dieren sus
otos por 81 Delegado Andrews
! Ia election de Noviembre VIZ.
otaren por los Doletos legislati. ],
y de c0ndado votan no sola I;
ente por 81 estado sine tambien
ira adelantar en- mnchas name. u
: los i~ntereses educacionales J;
ter-itorio en- cada condado Is.
mismo. Una palabra al buen u
tendodor debia ser suficient9; y,
g palabra 4 los inteligentes, vi u
] hechos claros y patentes aquf ii
mostrados debian convencer 4 q,
ios los votantes que 81 exito W
,%publicano y la election del De. VI,
DO Andrews sera para su bene-la
10 de ellos. Si Sc perdiere la Is;
aston 81 proximo Noviembre no ~
y qnien sepa cuanto tiempoa ~
rmanecera este territorio en- la ~
ndici0n servil y sumisa de teran
al cnanto tempo estara
q estar sin gobierno CO
opio y sin representation en- 81
nado y la Camara dc Represens
ltes del Congreso de los Esta qu
J Unidos. sol
81 dia del oroximo Novlambre rei
"a para este territorio 8 una vel
asion muy auspicia, o una muy inf
versa y desgraciada. I'll exito cel
'publicano significa estado y
q era magniica de prosperi !
adelanto y aumento en- pc. mel
lacion y por este motive es de exI
mayor importancia al pueblo
territorio, v 10 election do az
rrazolo parece absolutamente qut
,ontrario. GA
ka
la
MAMMALIAN nr III u AMnnrsuc III
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12
IN ANo LlsRE DE suscRlcIoN

c~ualquiera persona que nos mande
el dinero por cinco suscritores nueyos,
o un ano cada uno, 10 mandaremos
El Nuevo Mexicano libre por un ano.
veanse los precios de ~suscrici0n arri-
ba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12
Para in TobiIIo Desconcertadc.

FaFa Ut obIIIo Desconcertadc.
Un tobillo desconcertado puede ser
curado en- cosa de n tercera parte
del tempo que usualmente Sc ~necesita,
Observation-Disclosures q Balsamo de
Chamberlain, y dandole descanso
absoluto.--De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Ell departamento de opras del Nuevo
Mexicano es q mas bien equipado en-
81 Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
estlo, yenid a esta oficinA J encons
Frarsls TODD q su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12
sE NEcEslTAN AcENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscriciones
se ~necesitan en- todas parties del re-
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
,rales. Dirijanse d la Compania I'M
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12
SEQ UN CAPITALISTS

81 quereis serlo. No dependo On
qu'enes fueron vuestros S~ntepasados
NJ en- casuaIIdades afortunadas.
c~uaiquler Americana 7ueds hacer-
80 IN capitalists dnicamente con de-
positar en- . lbanco una parte Dc Ca
d peso ue ganarse, y ALI creccr& y
50 acumuiara hasts que sea suflcIen-
e 9randc para ser InvertIdo.
hecihircmos o gusto 81 cuenta,
por pequeha que |. os pauare
mos lnter4s schrc ella y os daremos
buen console financiero 81 10 pedIs.
Estamcs aqul para acomodaros en-
todas maneraa posibles. Haced uso
de nuestra saia do rcclbo. Escribld
All vuestras cartas y venld cuandc
NscesltaIs usar 81 telsfono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Ell Nuevo Mexicano SO envia a TO-
das las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico, y
tiene una circulation grande y ere
ciente entire la genie intelligence y
p~rogresista del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

DEB|LES.

. pebiltdad de les rlhones no Is sino debliidsd
he los neryios dclos rsnones In causa de III de.
bilidad De los R.nopes cotno u del Cofazon y IA
del Est6rragu no reside en- I'll orgnno misino sine
cn los nervios que los gobieruap,l los GUAM y
los viEorixan, III Rcconstituykut dciDr Shoop
e. una uiedicina ~pIeparnda con II objefc dnico
dc medicinar estes nqrvios. Mcdiciiar eli Or.
gano en- 81 cs pcrder tempo y dincro,f
81 le dueie IA espalda, 81 Ia ciina ic escalda. q
60 dc color subido q obscure. n thine sintomas
NAL de Bright q de- otras dc las peiigrosas en-
dc los rihoncs. priebc VI Rcconsti-
del DR. 6hoop por nn mes--pastilias 8
Lnuido-y quedRra piennmente ccnvencidp.
recomendalmpa FL LL.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Peri0dico Official del Condado de
Sandoval.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-09-12

Periodico Oicial del Condado dc
Santa F6.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

The Adams County Record in
speaking of the Violation of the
prohibition law at llet'i'.eer, says:
owe have to pay officers for see
ing that the laws OF the state arc
observed. 1t is not the business
OF the citizens to make complaints.
but the sworn duty Of these officers
to see to it that places blind pigs
we have mentioned are not allow
ed to run. They should do their
duty or turn their jobs over to
someone who will enforce the law.
Make good or quit.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

The prosperity of a town l., not
guarded by the wealth of it's in
habitants, but with the uniform
ity with which they pull together
when an important undertaking is
to be accomplished. a man with
a thousand dollars at his command
and Il love for the town in his
heart, can do more for the build
ing up and improving Of it than
the millionaire who locks up his
capital and snaps his fingers at
home progress.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

Indications now point to the
election of the Republican state
ticket from top to bottom by an
old-time majority, says the Bis
marck Tribune. The meeting of
the candidates. newspaper men
and party workers at Fargo Satur-
day was Il most harmonious gath
ering and Il great deal Of enthus-
iasm was evinced by both sides
which fought SO gallantly for the
mastery at the late primaries. All
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

What is the matter with our
Commercial Club! There are
several important matters that
should be taken up by the Com
merciaI Club, one of the most i'm
portant being the opening of
better roads into the city. And
this should be done before the
crop begins to move.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Some things don't thrive in the lime
light, but the conceited man isn't In
this class
When an extremely pretty girl ap-
pears to he perfectly guileless, it is
time to reflect generally upon the gen
cral characteristics Of appearances.
\ woman who is fond Of women
knows on which side her gown hangs
we'll.
After boy has had his first fight
his scorn for things feminine is IN
bounded.
The angel man marries soon after
ward molts her wings.
Being fatigued is continuous show
with lots of easy going people.
Half an hour is better than no loaf.
The man who has undue influence
with himself is sure to suffer from It
sooner or later.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

Another local stock company
has been organized, the Golden
Valley Telephone Company. This
is good move. and the village
dads should al once grant the new
company a franchise. One good
move calls for another, so let Us
get together and organize another
company and build city hall.
We need one badly.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
Humor.ana Philosophy
BY DUNCAN N. SMITH
THE TRIMMINGS.

When woman gets the ballot
Will she also get the right
To gather round the ringside
And watch the sluggers fight?
And will the gentle creatures
Take in the baseball game,
Sit With us on the bleechers
Aud understand the same!
When she has got in action
Tie details OF her plan
Will she between the curtains
Go out to see man
On business urgent. "must he
Attended to. by Jove!"
And come back with an odor
Suggestive Of a Glove?
Will she go out to meetings
TO boost u candidate
For some important office
And come In mighty late?
Will she election evenings
Remain downtown until
Another countys heard from.
With three to hear from still?
Will she come home at midnight
From pressing Office cares
And softly, stocking footed.
Attempt to slip upstairs.
And, II she wakes her husband.
Start up family row.
Or will she just act normal.
The same as she does now?
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

w hen You want to raise money
for YOUR next church bazaar write
to Sears K Sawbuck and see how
much they will contribute. You
might include an inquiry of this
kind in the next Email order YOU
send.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
viii Miss Trouble.

II hear Alfonso has another son."
eyes. poor child, there will he moth
ing for him. Everything will center
around his older brother"
"Still there will he some compensa-
tion.'
IL don't know what it isl
'He won't inherit the crown Of
SPAIN"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

Boost Beach. Trade with with
Beach merchants. Invite your
friends to come to the Golden
Valley ana locate ut Beach. Read
the Chronicle and ask YOUR neigh
bors to subscribe.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

Will it be necessary to again
call the Attorney General to Bill
ngs county to enforce some of
our laws. There is need of his
services ut Sentinel Butte, Mar
marth and Medora.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
Worst Of Crimes.

eve find the defendant guilty" Sad
the foreman of the jury. with a esd.
impressive look on his face.
COZ what crime:" asked the judge.
There are several mentioned in the
indictment. You must say whether on
one or all counts"
Guilty Of having the poorest law
YER" said the foreman sadly.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

effects of the struggle seems to
have been forgotten in the general
and genuine desire for harmony
and the party will march to vic
tory next fall Il solid and invinc-
ihlr phalanS.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

State Attorney keohanc still
allows the pigs, to run at large
at Sentinel Butte, Marmartl, and
Medora, the county seat. Beach
is the only dry spot on the Bill
ings county map.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
The Bismarck Palladium

The Bismarck Palladium say-
the prohibition law will never be
enforced in Bismarck or any
where else until the authorities
quit playing fayorites That 5
why the law is not enforced in
Billings county the state attor-
ney is playing favori,cs evident.
]y.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

1t is John Kcohane : move. ..if
the dignity of the law is to be
maintained and its enforcement
upheld. :
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

l love to sing: l love to play:
love breezy summers day; i
OF all the things I love to do
Owe tried 1t inst a time or two)
love to have my own sweet way.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
Seemed Like Proof.

You know old Grandfather Money
bags:'
Yes, slightly"
He wants ME to marry hun"
First | had heard he was In his do.
Rge"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21
More Appropriate.

More Appropriate.
II suppose II an American first finds
the north pole be will take possession
Of 1t in the name OF the United
States?"
''Of course not"
"ln whose name, them"
"ln the name Of the ice trust"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-08-21

IL some people had their lives to live
over again, perhaps they would he
kind to helpless public aud refrain.
A small amount Of common sense
often goes great way-and then
sometimes fails to find lodging place.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19

ehained-up dog. Place a hooked stick
within his reach. Will the deg take tie
stick in his mouth and draw the meat to
himself? VIII he even turn around and
haul the meat In reach of his mouth with
his hind foot? No. simply because any
Of these acts involves a mental c0ncep-
ton. an act Of what the psychologists
call reason
A friend told me a story OF something a
dog did which he said WAS an act of rea-
son. replied by telling him Of weed,
called the red root, that grows on our
farm and what il did this summer. This
red root begins 10 grow as soon as it gets
warm IN June. Last year the drought
and the cultivator prevented its growing
until the drought and the cultivator stop
ped in September Immediately thou
sands of red roots came up, which. in
stead of growing to be tall. luXuriant.
branching plants. as is their habit Of
growth, put out only one or two leaves
and seed stalk Ordinarily the red root
grows shoulder high those plants tried
and many sucCeeded-to Tipen q few
seeds. often one-hundredth part OF what
red root bears, an inch or two of the
ground. Now, those weeds reasoned that
since the season was late, II being Sep
tember, there was no time for their Gus
tOmary growth Who would say a weed
can reason? Yet this act, not OF one. but
of thousands. is just as much an act Of
reason as any dog. wild animal, or bird
story that I have yet encountered.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
Potatoes as Penuiners
ron the Kansas - Jo1rnal.

From the Kansas City Journal
One hundred and fifty hotels in Kansas
City use a style of cabinet on their desks
in which a receptacle is provided for a
raw potato, in which il is the custom OF
the clerks to stick the pen after it is
used for any purpose. The potato serves
as cleaner for the pen, and also a handy
place in which it may be kept. fresh
potato is supplied every morning.
4 guest at one of the hotels where this
cabinet is used took the trouble to figure
up how many potatoes were used for that
purpose in Kansas City in one year. He
not only surprised the clerk. but other
guests who heard his comment Counting
two potatoes to each cabinet and $50 cabf-
nets in the city. he found that 800 potatoes
were used in one day. That didn't look so
bad, but when he figured 800 potatoes a
day for thirty days. or the average month.
the figure nine with three ciphers after
il looked rather appalling.
Now, just figure up what that would
be in a year" suggested another guest.
The man with the pencil figured: Nine
thousand potatoes a month for twelve
months would be 1S0,o00 potatoes A year.
In two years enough potatoes would
have been used for this purpose in
Kansas City to supply -"
That viii do. said the second guest.
'YOu have gone far enough with your
figures. Just let it go az that"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
The vigil.

A powerful and intense English story
is 'The Vigil, by Harold Begbie It is
a novel after the olden style, not only
introducing characters. but going at
considerable length into their description
and development. The principal figure in
the story is Richard Rodwell, who. TAX
ing orders at Oxford. goes at once, with
out the apprenticeship of a curacy, into
the rectoTship of a rather tumble-down
church in an out-of-the-way parish called
Bartown-in-the-W West With much detail
the incidents of his life in this little par
ish are narrated, and as a means of show
ing the development not only of his
character but his religious faith, the
inner workings of his mind and spirit
are revealed.
He is young, virile, and at times might
lily impatient of what he deems are the
limitations Of his opportunities, and there
comes time when in sheer desperation
he evea doubts his calling to the min
istry at all. He has brains enough not to
obey his first mad impulse. As the auth
or says:
For few weeks longer. he told himself. he would
fulfill ais duties He would play the part of
ethcist and point people TO the highest example OF
human perfection, The prayers Of the church and
the great services Of the church would not be
mockeTy In his mouth. Eor other people there was
a Christ. He never doubted that For other people
there was sense Of a personal Christ and in his
own heart he knew that Christ was the highest ana
most beautiful revelation Of the Divine He had not
lost faith. if anything. he more clearly than
he had ever seen the happiness Of possessing this
sense Of the real presence Of Christ He envied
Of a lost faith II was the grief Of a conviction
that faith to him could have the reality neces
sary 10 preacher and consoler Of religion For
few weeks therefore. he could without violence
70 his conscience discharge the kind and beautiful
duties Of a parish priest
And through this conviction and by the
aid of love he comes to see his work and
TO do 1t nobly. There is in this story no
dry-as-dust theological discussion; IL is
a fine presentation of true and stable
Christianity. but il IS at the same time
story that holds the interest and which
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
WHEREFORE OF cops
New York's First Police Force Was
So NicknRmed.

Few who use the word copper" as
applied to policemen, know the origin Of
the term.
For many years it has been customary
TO call policemen cops" and "eoppers. -
How, when. and where came the police to
be labeled in this way!
The word was coined about 1855 in
New York City. At that time New York
was patrOled only by a municipal police
force A bill was introduced into the leg
islature, providing for a metropolitan po-
lice force.
The bill passed. Within a short time
the first metropolitan police in this coun-
try appeared on the streets Of New York
The new policeman wore large shields
made of copper. To differentiate between
the municipal force ami the metropolitan
force, it soon became customary TO cali
the new police 'coppers" The term
stuck, and was later shortened TO cop"
The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
Chasing the Cure in Colorado.

Chasing the Cure in Colorado.
In this day when efforts 20 eridieate
and TO prevent the spread of tuberculosis
are constantly increasing, and the whole
matter of the treatment OF consumption
is no longer left, rs a speciality, TO the
physicians. it is good TO set an optimistic
and helpful word from an intelligent lay
man. Such Is offered to the public in a
little paper by Thomas Crawford Gal
breath, entitled Chasing lthe Cure in
Colorado" The author is a college man
and was an athlete: he took III. and con-
sultation with eminent physicians dis
closed the fact that tuberculosis had a
hold on him. He was rushed out to
Denver. Colo, and he tells in his paper
why he believes that chasing the cure"
is unnecessary. He thinks that a man
may better be cured right at his own
home wherever IL is, and he emphasizes
the fact that the cure depends much more
upon the patient himself than it does
upon the doctors.
Mr. GalbTeath has studied this matter
OF tuberculosis for four years, ever since
he became a patient and his summing up
OF the matter is that a cOnsumptive can
chase the cure in his own home, and
that the chances of ultimate recovery,
under ordinary conditions, are increased
rather than diminished by the very con-
ditiOn of his being at home and lastly,
that in this day of enlightment upon the
subject, there is 10 excuse for any one
contracting the disease, since il is pre-
ventable. Mr. Galbreath tells how he
got the disease how he is trying 10 cure
it, and his appeal Is for the sort of living
and the dissemination of knowledge about
the matter which will soon prevent its
further spread, and eventually stamp il
out Of existence altogether.
The volume is one that should be par
ticularly helpful to sufferers from tuber-
culosis trouble. and will be of great COM
fort and hope to any invalid. published
at Saranac Lake, N. Y. Washington: W
H. LowdeTmilk.