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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23
IA SiTuAcIoN DEMOCRATIC RES
PEcTo A DELEGADo.

The Roswell Register-Trlbune oil
principal periodico Republican, en- Ell
sudeste de Nuevo Mexico aprecia bien
la situacion en- 10 que Sc refiere a un
para delegado en- Ell boleto
Democratic, diciendo en- un editorial
que ell Deming Headlight esta irritado
porque los manipuladores Democratas
Sc niegan a que haya algun
otro para correr como candidate De-
mocrata para delegado, afuera de Q.
"A. Larrazolo, de las Vegas, y sugiere
que el Hon. H. B. Ferguson de Albu-
querque. v ell Hon H. M. Dougherty,
de Socorro, son complexities para 81
Ijuego. Ell unto parece a un a~fuereno
como bien tornado, pero despues de to
do no es mucha la. diferiencia, porque
este va a ser uno de los amos Republic
canos mas fuerte en- la historic del
|territorio. y quien quiera que los De
mocratas levanten sera como un cor
dero llevado al matadero, cuyo hechc
parece ser reconoc;do por los manipu'
|ladores, q~uienes Sc aferran en- 81 Sr
|Larrazolo por estar va este acostumbr
brado a que 10 sacrifiquen. 81 los De
mocratas tuviesen probabilidad algu
ma, realmente ell hombre logico para
la nomination seria Ell Hon. Bill Wal
ton, de Silver City; como no la tienen
Ies cosa acertada levantar a In HON
bre que va esta acostumbrado a sci
derrotal 10 y no Sc apura por e7o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23
HiiIosidad v Constipation.

Por amos me vi molestado de
biliosidad y constipation, que hizo
la vida miserable para mi. Me
falt6 el apetito. Perdi mi fuerza
y vitalidad usuales. Preparacio.
mes de pepsina y catarticos no
hicieron sine empeorar 81 nego'
clio. No Sc donde estaria hoy 81
no hubiere usado las Pastillas
Chamberlain para Estomagc q
higado. Las pastillas aliyian al
punto ell molestar, fortalecen las
funciones digeritivas purifican
Ell estomago, ell hfgado y la SAN
gre, ayudando al sistema q hacer
su obra naturalmente-Mr Rosa
Potts, Birmingham, Ala. Estas
pastillas Sc venden en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23
Hace pocos dlas que el Roswell

=
Hace pocos dlas que el Roswell
Record, diario Democratic publ
cado en- la cabecera del condado
de Chaves. contenia un extenso
editorial elogiando el registro y
servicios que dicho periodico ale
ga fueron prestados al territorio
por ell ex gobernador H j. Hager-
man, mientras estuvo encarama-
do en- la silla del executive algo
mas de IN aflo. POGO despues ell
batidor matinal de lodo de Albu-
querque contenia un editorial
calu mniando al Delegado w. H.
Andrews, miembro del Congreso
por este territorio. que esta ha-
ciendo trabajo esplendido en- pro
de los interesas de Nuevo Mexico.
wen la connection entire 10 uno y
10 otro? ST no la ven, es que son
novicios en- materla del botin
Hagerman-lobos de canada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23
sABADo, MAYO 28, 1908.
UNA PR0EEClA REAlIzADA

Cinco amos ha, ell Delegado al
Congreso W. H. Andrews pidi6
al Daily New Mexican que envia-
Sc IN Representative por la pro
yectada Inca del ferrocarril Cen
trail de Santa Fe a Torrance y a
los depositos de carbon de Hagan.
AL mundo exterior esta region
era de hecho tan desconocida
como ell Sudan 8 ell Sahara. En-
las 116 millas del derecho de paso
habia solamente una hacienda y
una habitaci6n solitaria, la del
Juez Moriarty. Situadas en- la
elevation Immediate a las Tomas
del Manzano y Sandia y miranda
sobre ell Vale de Estancia Sc
veian solamente cuatro edificios,
en- Moriartye en- Antelope Springs,
en- Mcintosh y cerca de Estancia.
Por supuesto, en- toda esta vasta
area no habia una sofa aldea 8
plaza, nj un solo periodico. De
Pinos Wells a las plazas de la
Sierra del Manzano, de Galisteo
al ferrocarril de Santa Fe y ell
sudoeste acabado de completar,
habia 10 que podria llamarse un
extenso vacio. Las pocas aldeas
tales como La MADEIRA, sta en- las
boscosas Tomas de las Sandals,
eran desconocidas al mundo y
hoy todavia moran en- la obscuri-
dad, pero eran colmenares en- pc
pulaci6n comparadas con ell Vale
de Estancia. Unos pocos borre-
gueros tenian la possession con sus
partidas y unas pocas caravans
sc encaminaban de vez en- cuando
hasta las salinas, pero la region
de cinco mil millas cuadradas ac-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Estancia,
willard, Duran, Moriarty, Nc
Intosh y Stanley ciertamente nc
tiguraba mucho en- las listas de
tasaci6n de ning1n condado nj en-
los retornos de ning1n precinto
81 dia dc la election. Cualquiera
que hubiese sugerido la forma-
ci6n del condado de Torrance en-
aquella epoca hubiera sido consi
dorado candidate para 81 asilo de
locos territorial. Fue una lorna.
da leboriosa de cuauro dias por
TERRA en- compania W. A. Bayer,
secretario privado del senador
Andrews. y parte del canine
acompa1ado por w. S. Hopewell-
ri representante del Nuevo Me-
xicano vic mucho de la promesa
que SO ~ofrecia, pero titube6 mu-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ataque Aaudo do DIsenterla curado.
"Un honrado ciudadano de esta
plaza padecia de un grave ataque
de disenteria. Dijo a IN amigo
que 81 pudiese obtener una bote-
liza del Remedio Chamberlain con-
ira Ell C6lico, Colera y Diarrea,
estaba SECURE de sanar, pues 81
habia usado este remedio en- ell
Oeste. Digeronle que 20 tenia en-
mi surtido y 81 no perdio tempo
en- obtenerIo, y fue prontamente
curado, dice M. J. Leah, botica-
rio, de Wolcott, VT. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ell mapa postal de 1901 mostra-
ba solamente una e~stafeta, Porta.
les, en- 10 que es ahora ell condado
de Roosevelt. Ri mapa de 1908
mostraba cinco estaferas, Porta-
les, Floyd, Bethel, Texico y Elida.
Ell mapa de 1908 muestra cuaren-
ia ~estafetas. En- 1903, ell mapa
del condado de Quay mostraba
seis estafetas, Tucumcari, Endee,
Revuelto, Montoya, Dodson y
Puerto. En- ell dia hay 48 estate
tas en- Ell condado de Quay, IN
gano de 700 por ciento en- cinco
amos. Los dos condados tienen
aEora cuatro estafetas p~residen-
ciales. No tenian ninguna hace
tres amos. Con Nuevo Mexico
creciendo en- esa proportion, Ok
quedalta en- la clase de 10
que fu6 en- otra decada, pues no
hay ning1n condado en- Oklaho-
ma que haya mostrado jamas un
N e tan grande en- tan breve
periodic.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

I'm Febrero nuestna hija tuvo
tos ferina. Mr.. Lane de Hart
jord, recomendo 81 Remedio
Chamberlain contra la Tos y dijo
que daba q sus parroquianos Ia
mejor satisfaction. Lo hallamos
como 81 dijo, y podemos recomen
q cualquiera que tenga hijos
enfermos de tos ferina," dice la
Sra. A. Goss, de Durand, Mich.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

necesita tomar un asiento atras,
pues los cargos de sus enemigos
polfticos impresos o vocales tie.
men que caer por terra.
El Nuevo Mexicano sugiere al
p~residente Bursum, de la conf
sion central Republican, del Ter
ritorio, q otros jefes y q otros
miembros de la comisioD y Repu-
blicanos infuyentes detodas par.
tes del territorio que las exigen-
cias de la situacion y la condici6n
de los asuntos politicos y la i'm
portancia de la election venidera
exijen una convention a fines de
a principles de Agosto q
fin de que IN porta estandarte
sea escogido y commence la cam.
pana politica.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

En- esta oncina Sc yenden toda
clase de blaucos propios para los dife.
rentes oicIales. Los precios son mo-
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que me-
cesitan tales %articulos. A las perso'
mas que vengan de afuera les aconse1a-
mos que cuando vengan a la plaza Sc
dignen vlsItar la oncina del Nuevo
Mexicano y encontraran todos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Certificados de nacimiento y de 10
function que Sc requiere sean suminis-
trados al escribano de pruebas de
cads condado por medicos. parter-
~asistentes = enfermeras bajo la
ley nueva. Sc Italian de venta en- can
tidates pequenas 0 grandes por la Com
pania Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Para una quemadura 8 escalda'
dura aplicad la Saliva Chamber
lain. Aliviara Ia dolencia cast al
instante y sanara prontamente
las parties lastimadas. De venta
en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Recuerden que el Nuevo Mexicano
presenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscion adelantada con una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Es ell
unico papel en- ell Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscricion son sola-
mente $3.50 al ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ell uepartamento de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es ell mas bien equipado Ell
Ell Territorio. 81 desean obras flnas y
al estilo, venid a esta oficina y encon-
trareis TODD a 81 gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
de 1907 en- ell idiomo espanol Sc italian
de venta en- la imprenta del Nuevo
Mexicano, siendo ell precio $2.75 por
cuaderno con Zorro de papel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

un ANo LIBRE DE suscRicIoN
cualquiera persona que 0 mande
Of dinero por cinco suscritores nuevos.
por I'm ano cada uno, lie mandaremos
81 Nuevo Mexicano iibre por un afo-
vsanse los precios de suscricion arri-
ba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ell departamento de oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien 'equipado en-
ell Territorio. 81 desean 0bras finas y
al estlo, venid a esta oficina y encon-
trareis TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Las leyes dc los Estados Unidos re-
quieren que cualquIera persona paga-
"a por un periodico mientras continue
tomandolo de la estafeta, aunque 81
tempo por Ell cual SO suscribio haya
sxpirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Sc NEcEslTAN AoENTEs.
Agentes para procurar suscriciones
Sc nscesitan en- todas parties del Te-
rritorio. Sc pagaran comisiones libe-
rales. Dirijanse d la Compania I'M
presora del Nuevo Mexicano por par
~ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

81 quereIs serIo. No depends On
q~uienes fueron vuestros antepasados
nj IN casuaIldades afortunadas.
c%uaIquier Americana 2uede hacer-
Sc I'm c~apitallsta 1nicamente con de
positar en- . Ibanco una parte de ca
da peso ue ganarse, y ALL crecera y
Sc aoumulara hasta que sea suficIen-
te grande para ser InvertIdo.
ReclbIremos con gusto 81 cuenta.
por pequeha que a os pauare-
mos interas sobre ella y os daremos
buen c~onseIo ~fInanciero 81 10 pedIs.
Estamos aquI para aocmodaros en-
todas anera posibIes. Haced uso
de nuestra saIa de reclbo. EscrIbId
all vuestras cartas y venId cuando
ecesItals usar oil telefono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envIa q to-
das las estafetas en- Nuevo Mexico. y
tiene una circulation grands y Gre
cIeate entire la genie intelligence y
~progresista del sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

Suscrlbanse al Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-05-23

DEB|LES.

pebliidad de los rihones no e. sino debiiidad
nc los nervios de los rinones. La causa de Ia de-
bilidad de los Rinopcs como Ia del Coraxon y Ia
del Rst6mago no reside en- el organo mismo sino
en- los nervios que loo gobicrnan. los guian y
los viRorisan. III Reconstituyente del pr. Shoop
81 una medicinal preparada con 81 objeto dnico
de medicinar estos nervios.. Medicinar 81 Or
gano en- s. e. perder tempo y dinero,
81 lc dueIe Ia espalda, 81 Ia otina le escalda. Q
e. de color subido d obscure. 81 tiene sintomas
de NAL de Bright 8 de otras dc las peiigrosas en-
fermedades dc los rihones. pruebe 81 Reconsti-
tuycute del DR.. Shoop por un mes-Pastilles 0
Lfquido-y quedarA p~lenamentc convencidos
vendemos y fecomendamos ei
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-20

Terror lifted him off the ground. He fired both barrels into the night ana retreated as fast as his legs would
 "Help~ cried he. "This way. Prince. The lion Is on mel"
 The prince was not there. On the white rnoonlit sands the camel alone cast its faithful shadow Tne pochsas, book and the Prince of Montenegro nau vanished together.
 Tartarin waited in vain tili mornins; Then. assured that the prince wouia not return, he doubted for the nrsl tirne--doubted Montenegro. frienosnip, glory, and even lions ReheetinE over his plight. abandoned in the heart os savage Algeria with numppssnsn camel and some loose change, ne ptoA0 down and blubbered piteously.
 At that moment the thicket opposite him parted and a gigantic iion ap. peared not ten paces away. It tnfus. out its enormous head and roared tiii the very palms seemed to snake.
 Furiously the Tarasconian. who had just been cursing lions Witn ali h,s soul. Jumped to his feet, lifted ms rife and fired two bullets Into the brute,s yellow head.
 It was done. For a moment on me fiery background of African morning sky there was a dreadful display or scattered brains, smoking blood ana tawny hair. Then Tartarian perceived two giant negroes with cndgeis counins toward him. They were his two ac- uuaintances of MiiianAhi He had killed their tame lion.
 They would surely have beaten him to pulp had a gendarme not arrived at the moment, being drawn to tne scene by the noise of the eannonade. Peacefully. with the majesty ot law' this useful emissary ordered the re- mains of the lion to me loaded on cameI and took Tartarin. camel. lion and negroes to the nearest town.
 Then ensued 8 long and alarming case Lawyers, Judges attorneys, witnesses, swarmed around Tartarin. For a month they dragged him from court to court. Then they let him on after paying 2,Soo francs damages, cost not included.
 S Having no money. the unfortunate lion slayer was reduced to selling his guns, his daggers. his revolvers his Maley creeses, his drugs, his patent food. even his big boots and the shelter tent It was well that he had come provided with an arsenal.
 When everything was paid for only the lions skin and the camel remained to him. He had the Hon hide packed and shipped to the brave Conmandant Bravida. The camel he intended to sell in order to get the coach hire to return to Algiers.
 But no one wanted a camel. At last he was forced to start on foot In this affiiction the camel did not for sake him. The strange animal dad taken a fancy to him and, followed him steadfastly, never quitting him by yard.
 Al first Tartarin found this touch ing. especially as the creature fed him. self on nothing. But after a few days he was worried to find the gium beat always at his heels. He ponaered on shaking his companion off He tried to outrun the animal but in vain. He threw stones at it. but the camel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-20
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-20

NEXT SUNDAYS 0NE-PAGE CLAs- SIC WILL BE 1.-THE STORY OF FHR FALSE FRINGE" Bx WfLHELM HAUFF.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
BQAROBILL JUMPER
BELIEVES CHUM
WILL SAVE HER
MAMIE Phillips, WHO BEAT THE
GRIsWoLD HOUSE OUT OF $31
AND IS ARRESTED, APPEALS TO
GIRL FRIEND.

AZ was-pfite that caused nae to
register at the Griswold house under
the assumed name OF Mamie Wheel
err" said Miss Mamie Phillips. the
Alma, Mich, young woman who Is do
tanned In the matron's department in
police headquarters on a charge OF
defrauding the hotel In question out OF
a $31 board bill.
II have always been employed al
Office work. such bookkeeping" she
continued, "and l came to Detroit
thinking could better myself and
tried very hard to find something, but
without success. My money was go
Ing fast and / had to do something,
so | went to the Griswold house and
registered under the name of Wheel
or, thinking IL Ii came to the worst, L
could get work in the hotel and pay
for my board In that way. But didn't
want my friends to know I had been
Obliged to take up homework, and that
Is why chose another name.
AT that time expected money. but
Ii did not come, and all the while my
board bill was running up at the rate
OF $3.50, a day. After had been there
lew udye L Wtut 10 the ole.
and from there wrote Mr.. Postal, OF
fering to work out by board bill. II
had become so large that hesitated
about speaking to him personally; so
left without saying a word about the
bill. My arrest followed soon after"
Miss Phillips mother and step-father
live on farm near Alma. Mich. She
has not lived with them for some
years, however, having been obliged TO
earn her own living since she left
school, she says Miss Phillips told
the police that she has girl friend
with money In Lansing and believes
that the latter would help her out of
her present trouble, IL requested to
do So Miss Phillips will probably be
given an opportunity to communicate
with her friend.
She had 5000 when last saw her."
she said, "and ! believe she would let
me take enough to settle my account
with the Griswold house"
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
BOY THIEF'S TUTOR
NABBED BY POLICE

Precinct Detectives Holland and
Graus, Thursday night, arrested Wal
ter Wiski. aged 16. OF No. $50 Gar
field-aye., who admits that he was the
boy who induced a 5year-old tot TO
steal for him. Wiski made his escape
when he and his diminutive pal were
detected In a house on Fourth-ave.
the other day. while the 5-year-old
was bundled of In the patrol wagon.
Holland and Graus picked him up from
a description at Hancock-ave. and
Russell-st. Wiski has been In troable
before. There Is case pending
against him now In the juvenile court,
where he Is charged with stealing. a
bottle OF whisky from No. 219 Theo.
dore-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
TRANSFERRED HIS
DISTORTED ECO
To EVELYN
NOTED PHYSICIANS THEORY OF
THAW's ExPLoslvENEss-DE.
LAYEp STEAMER CAUSES Ap
JoURNMENr OF TRIAL.

NEW YORK. Jan. "a The Thaw
trial was stopped today. because the
storm-bound steamship Adriatic, which
is bringing important witnesses for
the defense from abroad. had not yet
reached her dock. and Martin Little
ton announced that he was unable to
proceed.
There are three physicians and a
nurse from London. Paris and Rome
on the steamship. Mr.. Littleton ex-
pected to call these witnesses today,
and on Monday call DR.. Bingham.
who has been Ill In Pittsburg. Their
testimony is necessary to build a
foundation for the hypothetical ques-
ton TO be asked the alienists.
District Attorney Jerome acquiesced
in the adjournment till Monday, after
a conference with Littleton.
Attorney Littleton, on the opening
OF the Thaw trial this morning. ad.
dressed the court thus:
II intend to offer the evidence OF
the persons delayed by the non-ar-
rival OF the steamship Adriatic. and
the testimony OF Dr. Bingham. of Pitts
burg. on Monday. This, believe, Will
close my direct case"
Jerome asked that he be given the
names Of the witnesses who are to ar
rive on the Adriatic. Mr.. Littleton
said he wanted to be fair and would
play the game fair throughout. He
objected to the privilege of names of
his witnesses TO the district attorney
and OF having them met at the dock
and subjected to annoyance.
II have known OF people being
seized and taken to the office OF the
district attorney by officers of Mr.. Jer-
ome," said Mr.. Littleton. There they
have been subjected to examination.
Consequently. l do not propose TO let
him examine my witnesses before
have an opportunity to talk to them.
suggest that as soon as the wit
nesses are here will communicate to
the district attorney their names and
addresses"
THAT gives me no opportunity to
cable" interjected Jerome.
THAT shows he wants to meet them
at the dock" declared Thaw's chief
counsel.
Jerome slaps Back.
II want to cable to Europe to find
out II they are shysters. charlatans
or II they are men OF reliability" de.
clared Jerome.
"Will the district attorney give me
the names Of his witnesses whom he
(Continued ON Eleventh Page).
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
MERRIAM OUT OF
GLEz|ER CASE
WORK FINISHED WHEN TREAsuR.
Err observation-disclosures MOTH
ING OF PROSECUTION.

Prosecuting Attorney George u.
Yerkes has not taken any step to be-
gin proceedings for the prosecution
OF Frank p. Glazier In Wayne county.
"The matter has not yet been pre-
scented to me In any way, and until
1t is, and l have an opportunity to
look over the facts. can have moth.
ing to say" said Mr.. Yerkes, Friday,
when appraised OF the opinion that
Glazier might be prosecuted here on
charges of making loans illegally. "Of
course. any man that makes loan
by false representations may be liable
to prosecution, but have not had this
case before me in such a way as 10
know whether the facts give basis for
criminal action"
Attorney Seward l.. Merriam, who
acted as counsel to the attorney gen
eral by special appointment OF the gov
ernor. has no information In regard to
prosecutions being instituted here.
my connection with the case end
ed when Mr.. Glacier resigned, and l
turned in my report OF the facts" said
Mr.. Merriam. Whether further prose-
cution will follow, Is, therefore, a
question about which / know nota-
ing"
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
HURLbUT WORRIES
SELF SICK OVER
CHARGES
ALTHOUGH COMPLETELY EXON.
GRATED, PARK DEPARTMENT
SECRETARY IS BROKEN DOWN
As RESULT OF STRAIN.

NJ. p. Hurlbut, secretary OF the park
and boulevard department. has been
III for q week. While his acute Ill
ness is due to grip, IL is said In his
Office that the real cause OF his break
down Is the strain he was under while
the council was investigating charges
made against him and his department.
Hurlbut has been secretary OF the
park department for years. He has
always been hard worker and rug
ged. But the charges which were
brought out as a result of the opposl-
ton OF aid. Mcclellan and Mayor
Thompson to an increase In the fare
for Belle Isle phaetons worked upon
him greatly.
He succeeded In proving his state
ments and was fully exonerated by the
council In n report which bore severe
ly upon those who had criticised him.
But since that time Mr.. Hurlbut has
been under the care Of physician.
He was able to come down to the city
hall for a few minutes Friday morn
ing, coming In closed auto.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-24
COLLINS MUST co
BACK To new YORK
HAsEAs CORPUS WRIT DISMISS.
Ed BY JUDGES OF THE RE-
coRpER's COURT.

Judges Phelan and Connolly. OF the
recorders court, sitting en- banc, hays
dismissed the writ of habeas corpus
In the case OF Samuel Austin
Collins. whose extradition to New
York. where he Is wanted on a bur-
glary charge. has been ordered by
Gov. Warner Sheriff Burns la order
ed to hold Collins until Tuesday noon,
80 that the prisoner may have oppor-
tunity. II he wishes. to sue out writ
of certiorari to have the decision re-
viewed by the supreme court.
The recorders court decision brings
to light the fact that the requisition
signed by Gov. Hughes, of New York,
has attached to IL an affidavit by one
Louis Simchewitz. who swears that
Collins admitted to him he had stolen
the jewelry. with the theft of which he
IL charged.