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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
CONDITIONS BET TER
Healthy Showing in Earnings
eff All Railroads
RECEIPTS PER MILE INCREASED
Commissioner Lane Says Railroads
Revenues For the Year Ending in
June Broke All Records.

Washington, iSpecial.-In the opin-
ion of Franklin X. Lane, Interstate
Commerce Commissioner, the rail
road, industrial and financial condi-
ton of the country is improving rap
idly. "It is a fact" said he "hard-
ly believable, but nevertheless true,
that the total operating revenue per
mile of railroads for the year ended
June 30th, 1908, exceeds that of any
other year in the history of railroad
ing in the United tates except the
one year of 1907. The average ope-
rating revenue per mile of line per
month for the 100000 miles of rail
road reporting to the commission was
1894, for the fiscal year of 1908.
This was less By about SCI than Cor
The year 1907; but it was more than
any preceding year, and was Sis per
mile per month more than in the year
of the last presidential election. As
I predicted, a local car shortage even
now exists. Conditions rapidly are
becoming normal and prosperous. f"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Graham Confesscd-sentenced t
Death.

Concord, n. c.. Special.-Will Gra-
ham is self-confessed rapist under
sentence Of death. On the 18th day
of December Graham is to be hanged
until dead, Judge Ferguson having
so sentenced him after the evidence
had been taken and verdict of
guilty reported by the jury.
Judge Ferguson addressed the
crowded court room, showing how
the law finds the guilty one and ad-
ministers justice in the case where
the law is allowed to take its course,
and in giving the negro a fair trial
carried out the ends of Justice. He
also commended the members of the
negro race for the fidelity and the
manner i'll which they gave testimony
against the prisoner and did all pos
sible to bring out the truth.
The closing hours of the trial were
tragic and pathetic. Thursday night
Graham told Captain Brown. Of the
local militia, that he wanted to talk
with preacher. and at his request
Captain Brown brought Rev. T. F.
Logan, q Presbyterian minister, to
whom Graham made full confession.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

According to decision OF the Illi-
nois Supreme Court foam is not beer.
Railroad companies arc preparing
to expcnd millions for freigh. equip
ment.
Dalmatians look with suspicion on
Austria's. annexation OF Bosnia and
Herzegovina.
Turkish Ministers ire pleased at
Russia's determined opposition to
Austria's aims.
Rear-Admiral Emory landed at
Annoy and called on the imperial Chi
nese commissioners.
Lee De Forest, the wireless expert
said wireless telephones were proving
a success on two British warships.
Henry Tarman covered twenty
miles in twenty minutes in his aero
plane, flying from Mourmeion to
Rheims.
At the dispersal of the McGra.h-
lana Stud of horses, ths property OF
of Milton Young, 46S head realized
$S1,2S5.
Naval officers at Newport ex.
pressed the opinion that the stranded
cruiser Yankee would be saved by
John &rbuckie's plan.
Many expressions os public opinion
in favor OF the anti-noise ordinances
were received in New York City by
the Committee on Laws and Legisla-
ton.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Justice
issued orders that il future subjects
of foreign powers in Bulgaria should
no longer enjoy the intermediary of
their consuls.
The New York City Board of Edu-
cation postponed action on a resolu-
tion designed 10 bar teachers and
other employees from taking an active
interest in politics.
Bequests Of s150.0O0 to the Metro
politan Museum of Art and of ST.
100000 to The New York Post Grad
uate Hospital were made in the will
of Frederic Cooper Hewitt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
STATE GOES DEMOGRATlC

Clarendon, Chester and Laurens Seem
TO Have Gone "Dry" Other
County Contests.
Columbia, Special.-While South
Carolina is normally Democratic,
scattering returns from over the
State indicate that the Democratic
majority will be about the usual So
900.
All of the seven Democratic con-
grcssmen are returned practically
without opposition In only two dis
tricts was there any show of a con-
test, the chronic candidate, Aaron
Prioleau, in the First district, receiv-
ing a few scattering votes, while r.
H. Richardson, another negro, was
voted for by the few Republicans in
the Seventh district.
The Socialist and Independence
tickets made very small showing in
the State.
In the county elections, interest
centered in the contest in Lexington
for superintendent of education
where a. D. Martin was elected over
Rev. E. L. Lybrand by about 3 to 1.
For supervision in Lee county eight
boxes out of 13 give Moonevhalu
(Dem.) SIC; DuRant independently
2OS.
In Richland, the only other county
where there was opposition to the
regular Democratic nominee, Samuel
H. Owens, for supervisor, deefated
his opponent, W. A. Douglass by q
large majority, Douglass vote being
less than 200.
Returns received Tuesday night in
dicate that Laurens, Chester and
Clarendon have gone "dry." While
the returns are yet incomplete, there
is hardly any doubt that all three OF
these counties have lined up with
prohibitionists.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Worlds Visible Cotton Supply.

New Orleans. Spccial-Secretary
Hcster's statement of the world IS Wis
ible supply of cotton issued Saturday
shows the total visible is 3,617,9 900
against 3,2SO,124 last week and g..
371.95S last year. Of this the total
of American cotton is 3,002,9GC
against 2,741.124 last week and ,
5G5.Os2 last ,car all other kinds in.
cluding Egypt, Brazil. India. etc.
525,OOO against $4,000 last week ant
S06,S1G last year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Mill Employees Get Full Work.

pawtucket, R. l., Special.-The
thread mills of the J. & P. Goats
Company, in this city, employing g.
500 hands, resumed a full time work
ing schedule on Saturday, according
to an announcement posted in the
mills. The mills have been running
on short time since the financial de
preston Of last fall.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Daughter Dead; Mother Injured.

Clarkesburg, Special-Mrs. Joseph
Fetta and her 14-year-old daughter
were fatally injured by being run
down by Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger train. The daughter died
while being taken to a hospital here
and the mother is not expected tc
survive an operation performed after
the accident.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Prominent Georgia Woman Dead.

Columbus, Ga, Special.-Emma
Moffett Tying, aged GO years, died
here Monday. Mrs. Tying was an ex-
tensive traveller in both the new and
old worlds and her lecture On The
Holy Grail was received with much
appreciation in various Southern
cities. She spent nearly all of The
past few years Of her life i'll New
York. She was the author of one
novel and was frequent magazine
contributor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Martin Is Elected in Lexington
County.

Lexington, Special.-Partial vote
from Lexington county shows that the
total vote in the county will be about
1000. About 100 Republican and the
rest Democrat. A. D. Martin is elect
ed county superintendent over the
Rev. E. L. Lybrand by majority OF
about 2 to l.
Union.
Union, Special.-Twclve precincts
out of Is in Union county gave Bry-
an electors 1872, Taft AZ.
Laurens.
Laurens, Special-The total vote
here will be about 1000. At Laurens
city box Bryan electors received 55S:
Taft 49, Socialist l.
At Clinton. Bryan 2lS; Taft.
! Goldvillc: Bryan %; Taft 0.
These precincts are given as it is
improbable that other than Demo.
cratic ticket was voted elsewhere in
the county.
Chester.
Chester, Spccial.-Fourteen pre-.
cincts out Of IS in Chester county
give the Democrati, electors, I'LL
and the Republicans SO.
Bryan's estimated majority i'll this
county will be close on l,400.
orangeburg.
Springfield, Special.-Springfeld
gives Bryan $50; Taft 13. Lever
and Richardson, same proportion as
above.
Abbeville.
Abeville, Special.-Abbeville city
Bryan $50; Taft 7; independence 2
Less than one-half vote polled in this
county.
Interest in Camden.
G Gama asn,;ssS pecial.-A great deal Of
iint terest 5s being manifested in elGs,
9stion Eiss { results. Besides he excellent
BgfTea serTiiees is being furnished
its patrons by the Bell Telephone
company, the opera house is crowded
with anxious inquirers who are re.
ceiving the returns over the wires.
Florence.
Timmonsville, Special. = Election
very quiet. Republican electors z!
Democratic electors 1S9 votes. Cover
nor, lieutenant governor, solicitor
members Of house of representatives
$50 votes.
The Vote in Pinewood.
Pinewood, Special. : Democratic
electors 46; Republican Is. Legare
Al, Prioleau 13. Vote for prohibition
81 against 10. The election passed
off quietly.
Greenwood.
Greenwood, Special.-Partial re-
turns 1,0SO for Bryan; 9 for Taft.
Edgefeld.
Edgefeld, Special-Vote gives Bry-
an electors, estimated, State and
county ticket, 1900; Taft electors IT.
Democratic vote 500 short. Election
passed off quietly.
Marlboro.
Bcnnettsville, Special.-Democratic
electors in Marlboro from eight cut
of 12 precincts receive 759 votes, Re
publican electors Is votes. Only
about so per cent. of registered vot-
ers cast their ballots in this county.
Out of 1920 registered voters, only
G3 certificates are held by negroes.
Anderson.
Anderson, Spccial.-Probably $500
votes cast in Anderson county, all OF
which were Democratic except a few
Republican: Rain fell over the coun-
ty befora the polls closed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
MARYLAND's VOTE SPLIT.
Indications. Based on Official Returne
Are That Taft Will Receive 2 and

Baltimore, Nd, special.-Calcula-
tions of the official returns from
Tuesdays elections, not finished until
Saturday. show that the electoral
vote of Mar; land will be split, BRYAN
getting six OF the electors and Taft
two. On the popular vote-the vote
cast for the elector receiving The
highest number = Taft carries the
State by 561 votes. His elector poll
ing the highest vote. received 116471
and the highest Bryan elector Us,
91e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
Atlanta Court Fixes Weight Georgia
Mule May Haul.

Atlanta, Ga, Spccial.-There is
limit 10 the weight q Georgia mule
should be made to haul and this limit
was fixed by Judge Broyles in police
court at $500 pounds. Judge Broyles
fined C. B. Walker 1915 because Wal
ker's mule was caught by an enter
prisinc policeman in the act of haul
ing load of 4,032 pounds.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
A HOPELESS CASE.

"Young man." said the stern par
ent when l was your age I worked
hard for my living"
VERY inconsiderate of you to men
tion it," answered the gilded youth.
"Youll have them talking about 1t
Of tho crrh ne~tr"-Hu"e e'iroton Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

frs, week. animal hushandry INC
second. dairy hushandry tn" 'h!f'
and horticulture the fourth. In az
di,ion to rhr practical h5'ruc''"''
given during tn" daN. one or more
Illustrated lectures On popular S""
jrcts will he given a. nigh uurlh@
the week of the course.
While all Of the foregoing III
are popular. rarls'r than 'erhli"%"''
in their presentation. sufficient Ian
ora DRY instruction IS given to :"
able an, intelligent daiTyman I" a.
uu;r, rcaSnNnhir accuracy in maxim"
a ,rs: for butter fat. and cnabl" any
farmer TO test his soils f"r ariditE'
and his farm ScriSctC.. fCT vlalti:-
ty and purity.
Expenses.
The cyrcnsrs /. the farmer for
This wint,- cOur:c # four weeks may
hr cs mated as follows:
Tuition ............... Fee.
R"arG per week ..--...... S''.''
Heat. light an iaundry.. 10
characterization. 10: course. l."
The rooms will hC farm shed wi A.
ON, charge with sipclc iron b"i>. Tn"
bedding mus, he hroIchI from h ne.
and .hculd irCiuh" riltaws. S.f""'S.
blanket. and if poS>ihl". a s!nS!" maj
,rcSs Whrr" mattresses cannot ~
|ti.ughi from horne. they can BE-
rented here. bu: III" charg" 10Y moo
weeks rental Will he - Gents. ~
t"Ni be- rs r"G;Ercl
Tickets .hoIid b" hnuGhi CO tn
Norfolk A. western 10 Christian 'huEG
from which print short IA ir"ad lu''
- ciCh' miles nuns to Harrisburg.
Farmers upon arr wing should r"r"''
=; ne. =. III" ;c,Sid"u : OfliC" Wh"T
after registering. Iu'r'"rS will b" a
>Ign.d Farmer Students viii IL IL
vrIb,rrr :" II" u.Tsl c"l!"g" it>cl' I'm.
bu, arc rNpcc'rd 10 CONFORM E." 'h'
rrCCram A. or II for t"i> CoTrs' AM
% at a. law ali ding Ci'l/rr,
Farmers can board q ~" hn'"l ~
with private par;ics in n" Town here
de- ircd Provision has l""r mad" IN
| the agricultural building for arpT"No
maicIy ono hundred. ana aJN "i''' u -
wishes a place reserved there. a; IN
above rates. will writ" in adNagC" -
pr = u EarrirC"r. pres j'r'. Rack =.
burg. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

In the winter of l901-oS, n" \'r-
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College offered for the first TIM" 10
the formers OF the State ShoT'
course in agriculture and kindred SUB
3ects. The results were satisfactory
In every way. Farmers repr"s"n' ing
twenty-two counties in IN" Stat" were
prcsent, and expressed enthusiastic
satisfaction with the work given. Ih,a
course will be repeated. and lectures
and demonstration work VIII "tG''
TAesday, January 18th, and continue
Tor four weeks. els ne February ian.
As stated, the course VIII consist
- lectures and demonS'rationS-'h"
.aectures being given in I'll" m"rnih%
ana demonstrations Of s'ock-jndC!o"'
s8siry practice, farm machinery. 81"
md ensilagc machinery. pruning
t6uvaying. etc. in the afiCrr" n.
No entrance examination Is r"quir.
- All are welcome. regardless "i
s0ge or education.
Z; Svbieets Of the Short Course.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
Dead Historians.

fos M part hclisv" in q" d"ai
historians. Clprv IN ia" ir'''.'ss'"h
of sy:nc hundreds 81 'olum"s hS 'h"m
\ great deaf uf cant Is talked AMI
writtrE on this subject There - an
idaa in some rltnds that h0'k on
hisrcr, to- h. good mast b. ne" N
nine cases out Of tor tho nov book -
= courmcarlacc rrststrmcn' 81 facts
that wcrr r~i'cr rrcs"n'"d BY AZ Older
writer Iond,n Sphere.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
2714
Washington Avenue
Free Course For Farmers

/. Agriculture. Chemistry OF f"E''i
i1crs.
>. Soils and Maintenance" of f'r''
ity
3 Farm Crops and Rotation.
/. Farm Machinery ard lmpiim"n'S
j. Farm Management and II OK
keeping.
Il Principles OF Seed Select on.
:. Stock Judging anu Treatment.
$. Stock Breeding AMI Feeding.
q. Silos and Ens!laGs Machinery.
II. Dairy Principles and Practice
II. Water supply on Farm.
l.. Land Measures and LcN"iing.
Is. Poultry breeding AMI f"r"ihS'
u. Frui, Growing and Market nG
Il. Insect Pests and Piani Diseases
While all are advised to- tax" IN
full course. i; will ~ seen that NJ
above lis, of subjects ,in y" grouped
into general agriculture. animal Illus
handrv. DairyinS and horticulture
White nor accurately u'Nii"d. ! may
be stated that. uchlN :. GAZING
general agriculture Nill b" given tA'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
Una Ease peculiar de la natura

1 |H.U| MI|."|N. 1914 A||"A
Una Ease peculiar de la natura-
lega humana en- este case es que
varios de los Residences y pro-
pletarios del condado de Santa
Fe que en- amos r~ecientes han
hecho protestas ruidosas y voci-
ferantes y estan ahora alegando
fuertemente contra la valdez de
los bonos fueron los que trabaja-
ron mas para conseguir Ia apro-
bacion dc los ciudadanos de este
condado en- favor de la emission
dc estos bonos en- el tempo en-
que fueren construidos sstos
ferrocarriles. Estes hombres
tambien Sc hallaron entire los que
rehusaron psgar las levas de ia
sacion por cupones, cuyo hecho
trajo q cabo delincuencia en- ell
pago de cupones vencidos y Ia
acumulacion de reditos sobre
r6ditos.
La delegation de Nuevo Mexico
que ahora esta en- Washington,
encabezada por 81 Gobernador-
Curry y 81 Delegado Andrews,
hizo 10 mejor que pudo para ase-
gurar consideration favorable del
proyecto citado, pero Ia opisi
cion fu6 demasiado fuerte y la
medida tuvo que ser aplazada
hasta la session breve. Entre
Eel durazno color de esme
ralda' (la deuda amortizada de
ferrocarriD sigue crecieudo mas
y mas, y contemplated la situa-
cion con toda gravedad puede
atrmarse que la genie de aqui
tiene 10 culpa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Ell presidente Fl O. Bursum,
de la comision central Republica-
ma del territorio, ha lIamado una
junta de dicha comision para que
sea tenida en- Albuquerque el dia
18 dc Febrero, con objeto de es-
coger tempo y lugar y fiar la
representation de los varios con-
dados para tener la convention
territorial que nombrara los
Delegates para representa- esta
convention en- 16 del proximn
JUNO. Este signifca quela bola
Ipoiitica ha comenzado 4 rodar
en- 81 Territorio del Sol Resplen-
|dente. Las probabilidades son
que la venidera campana sera
activa y ~en6rgica. Los Republi
caLos deben ganar I'm de tener
base sustancial para sus recla-
mos de estado para Nuevo Next
|co, y los Democratas quieren
ganar con obieto de hacerse de
las ollas de Egpito, en- la formad de
smpleos que desean con muchas
ganas, 5 dc los cuales han estadc
privados durante los diez mos
pasa6o en- la administration
territorial, aunque un ndmert
crecido de Democratas y de HON
bres que no merecen nlngdns
consideration del poder nomina
two Republican, han obtenidt
tales empleos. En- los condados
no les ha lido tan nal a los Demo
cratas, pues en- Ia elecci6I d.
Noviemb-e de 1906, eligieron vi
numero crecido de ohciales d
,l~condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

hecho es demostrado por 81 gran
n1mero de reclamos dc pensio'
mes de que SO ha encargado y
para los cualss Ia obtenido acci6n
favorable. El ndmero de pensio-
mes que ha conseguido para vete'
ramos de Nuevo Mexico durante
las pocas semanas de Ia presente
session del Congress- bien alcanxu
4 IN centenar, y el nhmero de
pensiones concedidas q este terri
torio ha astadoaumentendo mien-
tras en- los dem6s lugares Sc esta
rebajando. Obtuvo una apropia'
'ci6n dc 500, 900 para IN edifcio
federal en- Albuquerque y ha
obtenido modification de las
|ordenes sobre reservas foresta-
les que agregaran una gran area
81 dominic pdblico y aumentarap
los privilegios de pasteo en- las
reservas. No solamente esta Mr..
Andrews interesado en- asuntos
de Nuevo Mexico sine que toma
inter6s y usa su Influenza en-
formular Legislation de la mas
altaimportancia, Verdaderamete
Mr.. Andrews es un hombre que
rhace cosas."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
EDIFICIO FEDERAL EN- LAS
VEGAS.

Contiamos que 81 Delegado W.
n. Andrews sea tan afortunado y
tenga tanto 6xite en- conseguir
una appropriation para terrenos y
para Ia erecc'on de un edificio
federal en- Las Vegas como tuvo
en- Albuquerque. Proyectos pro-
veyendo para tai appropriation han
sido introducidos en- la Camara
de Representatives. del Cougreso
actual por el Delegado Andrews
y en- Ell senado por So buen amigo
|el senador Boise Penrose de
Pennsylvania. Sin embargo, la
situacion es muy diferente en-
esta session que 10 que fu6 duran
te Ia session Ultima del Congreso
50. Entonces prevalecia Ia ma
yor prosperidad y Ia t%esoreria
Dacional estaba lena hasta rebo.
sar. Estos puntos estaban, por
supuesto, en- favor de Ia situaci6n
y ayudaron muchisimo al Dele
gado Andrews 4 conseguir la
appropriation para eli edificio fede-
raj en- Albuquerque. Los item
nos no han cambiado en- sertido
favorable sino TODD al c~ontrari0,
aupque es muy lisonjera Ia pro-
mesa de renovada y gran prospe-
ridad antes de que ell Congreso
Sc prorrogne. Debe tomarse on
consideration que 81 presidente
de la comisi6n de Ia ca
mara sobre apropiaciones re-
comienda Ia economic en- to
dos ramos. pues q men0s que
este SO haga habra deficiencies
de arriba de Glen millones de Pc
SOS durante ell afio fiscal venidero
Dentro de los pocos meses dlti-
mos la renta de dos de las princi-
pales fuentes de Ia tesoreria han
tenido gran rebaja, siendo una la
de las importaciones y la otra de
las rentas internas. A pesar de
ESQ 81 pueblo de Las Vegas J De
Nuevo Mexico pueden depender
de que 81 la appropriation para q
edificio federal de Las Vegas no
pasa en- esta session no serA por
culpa del oelegado nj de sus mu-
chos amigos en- ei Congreso
actual.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

La Grlpa Sc va extendiendo por to
do oil pals, y convene que ayude I'd,
a detenerla con la medicina Proven
tics antes de que SO arraigue demasi'
ado. Els cosa muy practice y segura q
contrarrestar a tempo los catarroa
con estas rastillas Dulces para la
Curacion del Catarro. Las Preventics
no gentlemen quinina, no o IN pur'
gante, nj NADIA difcil 0 repugnante de
tSmar. Nunca SO ~apareceria Ia Pulmo-
MIA ST Sc Quebrantasen los catarro al
comenzar. Son a ~proposito tamblen
para los ninos calenturlentos. Una CO.
ia grande con 48 pastillas vale % cen
tavos. Las cajas de bolsillo del chaleco
valen s centayos. De venta por todss
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Detenga I'd. esa Tos molestal hi
Remedio del DR.. Shoop para Ia Tos 80
la detendra con toda certeza y seguri-
dad perfecta. Es tan por complete IN.
ofsensivo que oil DR.. Shoop les dice .
las madres que no les den a u ninos
ninguna otra cosa aunque sean muy
pequenitos. Ell Remedio del Or. Shoop
para la Tos be prepare 0 las hojas
verdes y sanas y los tallos tiernos
Calma la tos y cura Ia sensibilfdad az
las membranes bronquiGles. No 50 Pi.
dase ell Remedio del Or. Shoop v no ~
acepte ningun otra. De venta On todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Las leyes de caminos decreta.
|das por la Asamblea Legislative
lTrig6s,ma Septima son un gran
|adelanto soLre aquellas que hasta
Iahora han estado en- fuerza en-
este territorio con tai que sus
provisiones sean llevadas aefecto
y con tai que los hombres pro.
pios sean nombrados como su.
peryisores de caminos. De estos
hay ahora tres on cada condado,
y 81 cuidadosa Y diligentemente
sus debsres y eiecutan
la tarea 4 ellos impuesta por, el
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

I'm estomago debil signiica siempre
debilidad de los nervios del Estomago.
v este es igualmerte cleric tratandoss
del Corazon y de los Rinones. Es las.
TINA que los enfermos sigan lenandc
de drogas 81 Estomago 0 estimulando
ell Corazon o los Rinones. Los nsrvios
debiles son los que necesltan Ia ayuds
y no los organos mismcs. Este expiics
nor i el Reconstituyente del DR.
shoop ha aliviado a tantos con pronti
tud ' los sigue aliviando, pues qus
ataca directamento Ia causa DC estai
Intermediates. Pongase q prueba est
verdad y SO vera cue tsne
mos razon. Dc venta en- todas Las boti
cas-.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
AMILLARAMIENTOS EQUI
TATIVOS REDUCEN LA
TASACIQN.

The Roswell Tribune dice que
no es necesario aumento en- las
levas de tasaciones en- Nuevo
Mexico y que habria fondos am
plios para todos los gastos legiti
mos de territorio y condado 81 la
recaudaci0n de impuestos fuese
mas efectiva y e~flciente. Este
presenta la situation conforme
est6, per0 una adici6n debe de
ser hecha. Los amillaramientos
deben scr mas plenos, mas cuida'
dosos y mas justos. Hay dema,
siados capeadores de tasaci6n er
el territorio. Por ejemplo, Q
Nuevo Mexicano sabe de ciuda
danos de Santa F6 que no hacer
retorno de una sexta parte al
gunos de ellos nj de una d6cimi
parts de Ia propiedad que hal
accumulate en- este condado /!
ciudad y la cual deberia esta'
sujeta 6 tasaci6n. I'm muchaI
otras comarcas del territorio pre-
valecs ID misma condicion. s
hubiese un amillaramiento plen|
" consistente y recaudaci6n efer
tiva de impuestos, Ia pro rata d
tasacion podris ser reducida, q
pecialmente en- algunos de 10
condados, hasta IN grade mn,
gratihcante.