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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

IT was not till o'clock that left
the chateau, taking with me
the article hastily written by
my friend In the little sitting
room which NJ. Robert Darzac had
placed at our disposal The reporter
was to sleep at the chateau, taking ad-
vantage Of the to me inexplicable hos
pitality offered him by NJ. Robert Oar
zac. to whom NJ. StangersOn In that
sad time left the care Of all his do
nestle affairs. Nevertheless he insist
ed on accompanying me to the station
at Epinay. In crossing the park he
said to me:
Frederic is really very clever and
has not belied his reputation. Do you
know how he came to find Daddy
Jacques boots? Near the spot where
we noticed the traces Of the neat boots
and the disappearance Of the rough
ones there was a square hole. freshly
made in the moist ground. where a
stone had evidently been removed.
Larsan searched for that stone with.
out finding 1t and at once imagined
that 1t had been used by the murderer
with which to sink the boots In the
lake. Fred's calculation was an excel.
lent one, as the success Of his search
proves. That escaped me. but my
mind was turned In another direction
by the large number Of false indica.
tions of his track which the murderer
left and by the measure Of the black
footmarks corresponding with that of
Daddy jacques boots. which had e.
tablished without his suspecting 1t. on
the floor Of the yellow room. All
which was proof. in my eyes. that
the murderer had sought to turn sus-
picion on to the old servant. Up to
that point Larsan and are IN ac-
cord. but no further 1t is going to be
a terrible matter. for I tell you he IL
working on wrong lines, and IL must
fight him with nothing!"
AT that moment we passed by the
back of the chateau. Night had come.
A window on the first floor was partly
open. A feeble light came from 1t AZ
well as some sounds which drew our
attention. We approached until W.
had reached the side of door that
was situated just under the window.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

ers at the station of Epinay-sur- Orge.
Larsan neglected nothing In any case
on which he was engaged.
/ turned my eyes again on Rouleta-
billie.
"Ah, NJ. Fred" he said, when did
you begin to use a walking stick? l
have always seen you walking with
your hands in your pocketsr
1T is present." replied the detec-
tive.
Recent" insisted Rouletabille.
NO; 1t was given to me in London" !"
"Ah, yes, remember-you have Just
come from London. May look at it?"
"Oh, certainlyw
Fred passed the cane to Rouletabille.
1t was large yellow bamboo with a
erutch handle and ornamented with
gold ring.
Rouletabille, after examining it mi.
nutely, returned 1t to Larsan. with a
bantering expression on his face. say.
ing:
"You We're given a French cane in
London"
Possibly" said Fred imperturbably.
Read the mark there In tiny let
ters-'Cassette, Ga, OPERA"
Cannot English people buy canes
in PARISH
When Rouletabille had seen me into
the train he said:
you'll remember the addressY"
"Yes; 'Cassette, Ga, Opera Rely on
me. You shall have word tomorrow
morning"
That evening on reaching Paris /
saw Nj. Cassette, dealer in walking
sticks and umbrellas, and wrote to my
friend:
man Enthusiastically answering TO the
decription Of M. Robert Darzac--same
height. slightly STOPPING. putty colored
overcoat, bowler hat-purchased q cane
similar to the one in which we are inter-
ested on the evening Of the crime about
o'clock. M. Cassette had not sold an
other such cane during the last two
years. Fred's cane is new 1t is quite
clear that it's the same cane. Fred aid
not buy it, since he was in London. Like
you, j think that he found II somewhere
near M. Robert Darzac, But if as you
suppose. the murderer was In the yellow
room for five or even six hours and the
crime was not committed until toward
midnight the purchase of this cane proves
an incontestable nlibi for Darzac.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
CHAPTER XIII.
THE Prssbytery Has Lost Nothing
OF its Charm Nor the Garden
Its Brightness"

WEEK after the occurrence of
a the events have just recount
HN ed-on the I'd of November, to
- be exact Il received at my
home in Paris the following telegraph.
ic message;
Come to the Chandler by the earliest
train. Bring revolvers. Friendly greet
ings. ROULETABILLE
had not heard from him for a
week, nor Of the progress made with
that mysterious case. except by the in.
Vulnerable paragraphs In the newspa-
pers and by the very brief notes Of
Isouletabille in the Epoque. Those
notes had divulged the fact that traces
Of human blood had been found on
the mutton bone as well as fresh
traces of the blood Of Mile. Stanger-
son. The old stains belonged to other
crimes. probably dating years back.
1t may be easily imagined that the
crime engaged the attention of the
press throughout the world. No crime
known had more absorbed the minds
Of people. 1t appeared to me, how
ever. that the judicial inquiry was
making but very little progress. and
should have been very glad If. on the
receipt Of my friends invitation to re-
join him at the Chandler. the dispatch
had not contained the words, Bring
revolvers."
That puzzled me greatly. Rouieta-
billie telegraphing for revolvers meant
that there might be occasion to use
them. Now, | confess 1t without
shame. am not hero. But here
was q friend evidently In danger call
Ing on me to go to his aid. / did not
hesitate long, and after assuring my
self that the only revolver possessed
was properly loaded hurried toward
the Orleans station. On the way
remembered that Rouletabille had
asked for two revolvers. / therefore
entered gunsmith's shop and bought
an excellent weapon for my friend.
! had hoped to find him at the sta
ton at Eninav. hnt he Kcs not there.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
The Mystery of
The Yellow Room
By GASTON LEROUx II COPYRIGHT sr l'Ss ssrsrAso,
By GASTON LEROUx
COPYRIGHT. Ieos.
BY BRENTANO's

the flight is explainable is the very mo-
ment when there was the least number
OF persons before the door. There was
one moment when there was but one
person-M. Stangerson. Unless a conf
plicity OF silence on the part of Daddy
Jacques is admitted-in which do not
believe-the door was opened in the
presence Of NJ. Stangerson alone. and
the man escaped.
Here we must admit that NJ, STAN
gerson had powerful reasons for not
arresting or not causing the arrest of
the murderer. since he allowed him to
reach the window In the vesttbule and
closed it after him. That done, Nile.
Stangerson, though horribly wounded,
had still strength enough, and no doubt
In obedience to the entreaties Of her
father. to refasten the door of her
chamber with both the bolt and the
lock before sinking on the floor. We
do not know who committed the crime:
we DO not know of what wretch NJ.
and Mile. Stangerson are the victims.
but there is no doubt that they both
know! The secret must be a terrible
one, for the father had not hesitated
to leave his daughter to die behind she
door which she had shut upoh herself
terrible for him to have allowed the
assassin to escape. For there is no
other way in the world to explain the
murderer's fight from the yellow
roomr'
The silence which followed this dra-
matte and lucid explanation was ap-
palling. We all Of us felt grieved for
the illustrious professor. so driven into
a corner by the pitiless logic of Fred
eric Larsan. so forced to confess the
whole truth Of his martyrdom or to
keep silent and thus make a yet more
terrible admission. The man himself,
a veritable statue of sorrow, raised
his hand with a gesture 30 solemn that
we bowed our heads to it as before
something sacred. He then pronounc-
ed these words in a voice so loud that
1t seemed to exhaust him:
81 swear by the head of my suffering
child / never for an instant left the
door Of her chamber after hearing her
cries for help; that that door was not
opened while ! was alone In the labo-
ratory, and that, finally. when we en-
tered the yellow room, my three do
mestics and l. the murderer was no
longer there! swear ! do not know
the murderer
Must ] say it. in spite Of the solem-
nifty Of NJ. Stangerson's words we did
not believe in his denial? Frederic
Larsan had shown us the truth, and
1t was not SO easily given up.
NJ. de Marquet announced that the
conversation was at an end, and as we
were about to leave the laboratory Jo-
seph Rouletabille approached NJ. Stan
gerson, took him by the hand with
greatest respect. and heard him say:
II believe you, monsieur"
here close the citation which have
thought It my duty to Ilake from NJ.
Maleine's narrative. need not tell
the reader that all that passed in the
laboratory was Immediately and faith.
f1lly reported to me by Rouletabille.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Reason Enthroned.

Because meats are so tasty they
are consumed in great excess. This
leads to stomach troubles, bilious
ness and constipation. Revise your
diet let reason and not a pampered
appetite control, then take a few
doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and you will soon be
we'll again. Try it. For sale at
-Burnaugh & Mayfield's drug store.
Samples free.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Professional Directory of LUallova County
SALVADOR READY FOR WAR
Making Preparations for q Clash
With Nicaragua.

Panama, Feb. Passengers by
steamship just arrived here re-
port warlike preparations on the
part OF Salvador and Nicaragua.
When the last Pacific Mail steamer
passed down the coast President FL
gueroa OF Salvador. with a military
stan. was inspecting all the port gar
risons, 1t being reported that an In
vasion of Salvadorean revolutionists.
headed by DR.. Alfiro and assisted by
Nicarauga, was imminent.
1t is generally believed that Pres
ident Figueroa of Salvador. and
President Cabrera of Guatemala, are
anxious for the overthrown Of the
Nicaraguan government.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

WEEK after the occurrence of
the events l have just recount
ed-on the I'd Of November, to
be exact Il received at my
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
CHAPTER XII.
Frederic Larsan's Cane.

+ was not till 6 o'clock that left
the chateau, taking with me
the article hastily written by
my friend In the little sitting
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

Before buying piano or organ
see Ashley. He has the agency
'or almost any make and will sell
them on easy terms.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
la Ley Carey.


va todos 8 casi todos los que een
peri6dicos saben que las dieposi.
clones de Ia ley Carey, aprobada por
ol Congrps0, han sldo ensanchadas q
maucra de incluir dentro de sus be-
tAHos q los Territories do Arizona
Iy NuevoM6xico, co3a que no dispouia
cl acta original aprobada en- 1884.
Esta ley es con el fin dc f0mentar las
empresas dc regadfO en- los Estados y
Territories de la secci6n arida del
poniente Por medic lt sus provis
tos el g0bierno nacional hace una do
naei6n dc un million dc acres De te-
rreno 0ridO 4 cada un estad0 8 terri
torio para fomentar las empresas De
regadi0. Una ve2 adOptadl Ia dona-
ci6n el territOriO 0 estad0 p0lrd en-
trar en- ncgociaciones con empresas
dc regadiu para redimir por medic
del riego los terreGos aridos. III &C.
mo Sc ha de proseguir EN- este terrific
rio tendra que disp0nerss pOr medic
de una ley que sin duda aprobabaia
la legislature actual DE Ia manera
que 81 ha proseguid0 en- otros lugares
es 6sta: Sc fUrma una enpresa de
rcgadio y e3coje 20 mil acres de te-
rreno 6rid0 8 mas on alg6m lugar que
le convene con el fin de redinirlos dc
Ia aridez. In compa1ia hace de SO
parte todo 10 que So propone para
lleyar 4 cabo 81 empresa Y el estate
vende en- pequehos trechos el terlelo
que va 4 ser regado. La compaffa
de regadio no obtiene mas que el de
Irecho exclusive de regar los terrenos,
y los Abradores de al parte Sc com
prometen q pag8r tante al afio por el
uso del aqua. La ley que apruebe
osta legislature dara mas iuforma-
ei6n sobre el particular y de 10 que
disponga nos0tros daremos cuehta
OpOrtuna nuestros lectores.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
Seria Acusacl0n.

De un lugar cerca dc Ia Espahola,
IN | eondadn det Rio ArIiba, han
sidn traidas 4 Santa i6, por las au-
toni ladies', tres nluieres llamadas Ve
roni1a Maestas, CandeIDria y Anna
liza Maestas, heImauas las tres, aeu
,Bdas de un cTimen bastante serlo, II
cusl, ST Sc les prueba, les costra mu-
ch0s amos de pris!6n, cuando nenos.
En- breVe, Ia acusaei0n es como si-
que: Ver7niza, muchacha sotera,
di6 & laz TN nifio, y Sc dice que des-
DC luego manifesto de. eos dc desha-
cerse de el segun testimolio Gel Dr.
Murphy que Ia asistio GA el parto.
Este dice que el nido naci0 muy
bueno Y sano y que 4 los dos dfas dc
uacido fu6 desaparecido y las mule-
res aquf mencionadas dUeron al doe
tor que 10 habian dadO 4 un hombre
llamado Juan Maestas. Al doctor le
entraron sospechas, y desde luego in
form6 q Ia policia montada del case.
III poIicia Rsfuel Gomez fu6 al Iugar
Y 4 este dii0 la madre del nifi0 que
habia muerto Y 10 habiau enterrado
en- I'm corral cerca de la casa, El
cuerpecits fu6 en- seguida desenterra-
do y el doctor opina, por Ia examlna-
ci6n que hizo, que Ia criatura fue ex-
taugulada adrcde, y de alli yiene
Qle Ia madre v sus dos hermanas ha-
yan sido arrestadas est6n detenidas
por Ia autoridad en- Santa re, hasta
practicar mas investigaciones,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
Otra ley del CORgreSO que Bene-
iiCia q NaevO Mexico.

III Congteso acaba de aprObar otra
ley que es apbeable los Territories
lie Arizona, Nuevo Mexico a los
Estados de Colorado, Montana, Ne
vada, Utah, Washington, Y Wyom-
ing, y es conocida como Ia Ley Man
dell.
En- esta ley Sc provee que en- 10 su-
cesivo los ciudadanos de estus Esta-
dos Y Territories que tJdavia no ha-
yam usado So derech0 para tomar un
d0micilio, en terreuo del domiuio
pdble), puedan, 81 quieren sallr q los
llano5 arid0s, hacef denuneia o ontra-
da, como deeim0s Comunmente, dc
$40 acres de terreno en- vez de 100.
Per0 tai tarren0 debe ser llano sin
aqua y sin maderas utiles.
Tales entradas sin embargo no po.
dram hacerse hasta que el Secretario
del Interior haya designado los terre-
nos que podran ser deuuneiados bajo
tai ley.
Una de las secciOnes de Ia nueva
ley pr0vee tamhieu que los que va
hayan hecho denuucia de Id clase de
terrenos de que hahla esta ley, pero
que todavia no hayan heclo sus
prugbas fnales, podran autes lie ha-
cerlo entraF del terren0 contlgGo 10
que necesiten para eginpletar los tres-
cientos veinte acres, y Ia residencia,
aubiyo y meioras que hayan heoho
sobre el primer tereno, seran tam,
bien aplicahles al nuevo i
Eu "a prueba q pOblador sarl re4
querl,lo pFobar que ha Cultlvado 10
nea0s una cuarta parte del terEanQ
dumnte Ia mayor parte del tiempQ
que ha viVidO en- e.
81 hay algunos 4 quienes iuterese
81 saher mas sobra las disposiCiopes
de esta ley les ac0nseiamos que eseri4
ban q Ia odcina dc terrelos de su dis
trito 0 sc entieudan con aigun agri-
m1neor. Paro no Sc daerman, nj
dejen la cosa para mahana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
NUM- S

gligencia O p0r no sabemos que raz6n
no se aprOvecharon de los provist0s
de Ia referida ley y permitieron que
leXplrara sin prObar su resldencia Y
obtener titulo por sus pasesiones dem
trO de terrenos de merced.
En- vista de esto el COngresO de
nuevo ha puesto en- vigor Ia referida
ley Y ahom esperam0s Que no haya
quieu no Sc aprOveehe de aus disp0.
sici0nes.
Ia ley solo es applicable q los terre-
pos de pequefas teneDcias dentro de
mercedes no eonfrmadas, de las cua-
les sc nos dice que todavia hay va
rias.
Sus mercedes cue no fueron apr0-
badas por Ia Corte de Terreuos ten
dram que ser agrifneusadas como te-
rreuo del g0bierno y se quicre que
autes de hacer estO los pohladOres
dentro de elias, que han residido elf
por vario5 ahos, prueben su rasiden-
cia Y obtengan tttulo por 10 que tie
nen para no incluir sus posoSiones
dtntro del dominic pdhico.
Ia merced dc San Miguel del Va
do, en- este coudado, e3 una de las
mercedes 4 que es applicable Ia referi-
ia ley.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06

TO ADVERTISERS
We guarantee the largest cir
euiatiau Of any other weekly
or daily iaical published IN
New Ae2ico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06

- no huhieran tenido esos cargos.
Beve7.dge, Nelson y Aldridge ha-
brian buscado cualesquiera otrO pre-.
texto para rechazar nuestras aspim-
clones. Inutil, pOr tanto, es el que
los republieauos quierau guitar Ia
responsabilidad y mala f. dc los
hombro' de su partido, con el argu-
mepto de que sin0 huhiera hahido Ia
les Cargos, de segur0 habriamas sido
ndmltidos. III hecho de- que Nelson
y 3eyeridge no los preseutsran hnsts
Ultima hora, para que los otros
miembros no pudieran e0ntestarlUs.
prueba su desiguio Interior v mala
e, Per0 deiemos que liable Hager
man mismo obre 10 que sc lc impu
Ia. Hello squi;
Albany, n. Y. Feb. 2S.-"Lo Que
So ha dicho 40 es verdad," dilo Her
bert j. Hagerman, de Roswell, ~.
NJ, ez-gobernador de Nuevo Mexi.
leo cuando Sc lie pregunt0 81 ha-
hia algo de yerdad en- 10 que decia Ia
prensa toante q que 81 habia habla
do hastaEte dur0 al pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico cuando Sc present0 ante las
sesiones de las comision sobre te-
rritori0s del seHado.n
"Hace mas de uua semana que sa-
II de Washington Y jam6s compare
Ct ante Ia comisi6n nj tuve ninguua
especie de conversation con William
IL. Andrews, y p0r na1a es que les
amigos de este treten ahora do pouer
sobt2 mis- hombros la respOusnbilidad
del fracaso del proyecto de estad0--
responsabilidad que debe ser puasta
sobre los hombros dc ellos, pues
ell0s Y no nadie SON los responsables
del e-tado de cosas que obr6 en- nues
ira contra y ncs trai0 Ia derrota de
nuestras aspiracioues. Nuevo Me-
xico por derecho estl intituado ser
admi:ido como estadu, pero la stua
ci5n actual pruoba que nuestro po-
bre territoriO no PodrA recibir 10 que
IS suyO mientns SO escolan para que
nos representen en- Washington hom-
bres desaCreditados en- todas partts.n
Agreg6 el ex-gobernador IIager-
man que Ia especie que Sc ha dado q
Ia prensa en- Ia cual sc le atribuye a
81 haber dicho que el pueblo de Nue
70 Mexico Sc inept0 para asumir las
responsibilities de estado, es tan
falsa como una moneda de estaho q
la eual 80 lie quiera dar el valor de Ia
plata, y que igual que la moneda fal-
sa debe ser cavada sohre el mQstra-
dor para que todo ell mundo 10 yea.
HABLA Ill JUE1 FALL.
FL juez Fan, de El Paso, Texas,
era el prOcurador general del Terri
torio 4 quien Sc hace referencia on
oscargos preseutados ante Ia comi.
sion en Washington diciendo de q y
del goberpador Curry que los dos s.
emppharou mncho con las aut0rida.
dos en- Washington para que rstira-
run De Nuevo Mexico Il MelTatg, q
abogado que en- ese tempo t9tsba de-
desrnbrirles las patas 4 los ladrones
DC tefrenos en- Nuevo Mexico. El
iuez Fall en- una cntrevista n h
prensa mega redondamente sea YER
dadego 10 que 50 le imputa, pero adj
mite que el fu6 d donde e5taba ei
procurador general B0uaparte, en-
Washington, y le suplic6 que llama
ra Mcllarg d Warrington porque
le considerable Incompetence y licen-
eiado inepto para proseguir has in
vestigaci0nes que ie habia encomen.
dado el g0bierno que hiciera en- Npe-
VO MGXigN.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
La Ley S0bre PequeilaS Tenea
CiaS.

Por ALA en- los alos de 90 Sc apro.
DO una ley por el Congreso pala este
Territoro c0n0cida como Ia ley de pp
qnphas tenenciss. Esta ley era para
el b(nehcio de los pobad0res dusi1os
5le pequenas teuancias que vivian
dentro de los imitos de mercedes de
tenreno no eonhrmadas por el Con
greso. Se disponia de la manera CO.
mo est1s pobladores podrian prtsen-
tarse ante ei Agrimensor General del
Territorio para probar su se1orio a
sus terrenO7 los cuales no debian On
niugun case de eXceder dc 100 acres,
Y hecho este, 81 Ia prueba era salts
factoria al Official el mismo expedia
al rec.anante un documento p0r el
terrenO, etc.
Muehos pobladores ya sea por ae-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
LAS VEGAS. NUEVo MEXICO sABADo 6 DE MARIO De 1909

vielo habia sido abrOgado sfios pasa-
dos p0rque Sc le creia pernici0sO. CO.
mo en efect0 10 era, Y que el sprobarlo
otra vez era equivslente 4 der pasos
como el cangrejo, para atrds. Sc les
dijo los que favOrecfan el proyectO
que Ia ley que Sc querfa Sc prestaria
para cometer mayores abuses que los
que Sc cometen abOrs. ESQ v mu-
cho mas Sc dijo EN- contra de Ia devolu-
ciin al sistema viejo de escoger los
.urados pero nj por esas nj por otras
$ Olandiaron los que la favorecian.
Ia dicha medida opinan muchos
que tiene la sefal de orela dc Ia
gavilla Y debido a este no es impro-
bable que Sc apruebe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
La Inauguration del Presidenle
Taft.

Telegraffan de Washington; Hoy
dfa 4 de Mario Sc llevo 4 caba en-
medic de inustado esplendor la
Inauguration del presidente electo
Taft y del vice-presidcnte elccto
sherman. Agrega el deepacho: Pa
Iado dorde re par0 Lincoln, donie
Sc rar0 Grant, dcnde Sc par0 Nc
Kinley, y en- la presencia del hombre
que estaba doponieudo los asuntos
dc estados que hatfa dirigido por sie-
te amos, William Howard Taft hoy
pronunci6 las pila bras que le hirie.
ron presidente de los Estados Uni.
dos por cuatos aflos.
La certmcn ME, tan irIof cute como
cualesquiera otra que jamds se hsya
tenido, Sc llevo & cabo en- la camsra
del senad0 y en- presencia del Congre.
so, de la Suprena Corte, cuerpos di-
plom fticos, tola Ia oaelaldal de-
Washington y tanto del p6blico
americana como pudo acomo larse
en- el recinto donde Sc tenfsn las cere-
m0n.as.
Concludes las ceremonies, que no
pudieron ttrerse al aire libre debt
do 4 Ia iuclemencla del tempo, eI
Preside t. T4ft ycl Vire-Presidents
Sherman furron con lucidos 4 Ia Ca
"a Blanca y el Pres,denie Roosevelt
Ia esteci6n DC los ferro, arrile5 dom
de tom6 el tren para su antigua re-
sidencia on Oyster Bay.
Mas tsrde el Presidente y Vice
presidente pasaron revista q la pa
r8da que SC tuvo en- 81 honor.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06

III Row Joseph II. Ierporman, do Sa-
lisbury, N. G. que ea cl autor dc yarios
libtoe, escrbe Por varios AMOS padeci
lofnf rme ladies' dc los rilones el in
viorno passdo fui atacado sdbitamente
DO un seyoro dolor en- los riaones y es-
tuye en- CANA oeho dias Tin podermo le
vsntar elm ayuda MI orina contcnia
un sedimeuto eepoeo y blaneo y tenia
que pasarla lrecuentemente dis y no
che. Comenc6 tomsr q remedio do
Foley para los Ri0ouos y 81 dolor gra
dualmente sc miuor6 y fnalmente cess
Y nj orina 81 puso normal Con gusto
rocomienlo 81 Remedio de Foley para
los Rinones. Lo yepden las Botcas,
Cruz Rois ; 0, 9. schaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-03-06
La Guerra PareCe Inevitable.

Los despachos que sc han recibido
durante Ia semana, de M iXieo, anun-
clan que la guerra entire las rep6bll-
cas- de San Salvador y Nicaragua pa
rece inevitable, y que va Sc ha dado
principle 4 Ia mohilizaci6n de tropas
q sus respectivas ftonteras, Por am
bos gobiernos.
San Salvador y Nicaragua son dos
pequtilas rep0bIcas de Ia America
Central
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1909-01-22
County to Rent Vault.

The hoard Of county commissioners
at Occur d'Alrne adjourned last SAT.
urday until february Is. Before al
lnurning the hoard decided TO ask the
city council to build vault for the
accommodations OF the auditors re
cords which are now being kept IT,
Rathdrum. 1t Is estimated the vault
will cost $500, the city Of Occur ".
Alene to bear the cost, "but the COM
missioners will enter into an agree.
mept to repay the amount by way OF
rental within the next two years"