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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21
aenelioIos on saoO RotO

AqueIlos Iegisladores Republi
canos que con tanto cello y efcscia
RyuJaron a la administration y al
partido Dem6crata durante la So
sion Legislative para que llevarsn
d feliz consumaci6n medidss poll
ticas de la mayor importancia,
ahora Sc ''tiran de una oreja y no
% alcanzan la otra" al ver la negra
ingratitud y nal pago que estan
recibiendo. Esta sera una leccion
saludable para que no Sc muestren
tan filantropicos Y no SO fen On re
compensas que no son otra cosa
que promesas que nunca Sc cum
plen. II hombre que toma parte
en- la politica y que ha sido honra-
do pOr su partido con a'gnn pues
to de condanza, debe de mostrar
que es verdaderamente hombre ca
paz de ser fel a sus obligaciOnss,
porque de 10 contrario SO pone en-
la situaci6n del traidor a quieu to-
dos desprecian y tieuen en- POGO.
IN cObernador que no da Quartet
Ell (aobernador Mcdonald GO ha
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21
LA vOZ De LA CAPITAL
A 10 Hecho -Anticipaciones. Aninosi-
dades en- Aumento.- -Benefcios en- SacO ROto.-
Un GObernador que no da Cuartel.-Un Enemigo
de la Capital.-A Official Severe, Nal Consejero.
TcorrespOndenoia Espsolal de La RnvrzrA.l |

mostrado al I'm On sus verdaderos
co ores ensefIando a las claras Ia
prsocupaci6n polftica que 10 anima
y 81 POGO caso que hace de ID con.
venencia pdblica y de ia lusticia.
Para conocer este claramente no
hay necesidad dc hacer otra cosa
que torar nota de su proceder en-
poner veto a la Icy de salaries pa
ra ohciales de condado. Estos of.
ciales, en- ndmero de cerca de 300,
no han recibido niugun pago desde
que SO promulgo la constitution J
50 adopto d estado, 10 cual signii
ca que por cosa de cuatro meses
habian carecido de los salaries que
iustamente les correspondent. Aho
ra que la Legislature les habia be
cho tardia iusticia decretando en-
los dltimos dias de la session una
ley concediendoles sa!arios que no
eran excesivos y que en- alganos
casos eran inferiorea a los queaper
cibian antes, sale de repente el 60.
bernador con 81 pretexto de que la
ley contiene preferencias iDjustas
y demasia en- las apropiaciones, y
desaprueba la misma. Este acto de
perfdia demuestra los verdaderos
sentimientos del gobernador y dc
sus conseieros y condena 4 los of
ciales do condado a carecer diez me-
ses mas de los salarios que Justa
mente les correspondent. Nadie
cree que el gobernGdor SO guiara
en- esta sccion por la idea del bitn
pdblico, sino por la animosidad y
oieriza que sienten eI y sus allie.
gadoa hacia individuos particulares
que podian hsber aido bepefciad0s
bajo la ley en- question. La repro.
baci6n de su prcceder sera unani
me en- todas parties del estado por-
que es un ataque directo contra el
bienestar pdblico y contra la mar
cha regular y ordenada de los ne
gocios. Lo peor del caso ea que
despues de haber hecho una barba-
ridad tan grande Y disparatada to-
davia quiere hacer eI papel de of
cial recto y justiciero que SO guia
solamente por la justicia y la equi
dad. Pero nadie SO deJara enganar
pOr semejantes pretenciones, pues
En- su accion tan inpropicia
Muestra soberbia enconada,
Con Ia intenci6n mas danada
Y mas rastrera mslicia.
EnemInO de Ia Capital
A mas de la ley de salarios, Ell
gobernador puso su veto a otras
diez medidas de importancis, gui
andose en- clio invariablemente por
la intenci6n de perjudicar a ciertas
personas 8 clases que no entran en-
el circulo de su benevolencis. Ba-
10 este pie obro cuando puso el se-
lilo de su dessprobacion a la ley
proveyendo para la pavimentaci6n
dc cieltas GALES de la capital que
estan On contorno de los edifcios
pdbIicos del estado, teniendo que
ser hechas tales meJoras a costa de
los dueflos de las propiedades con
liniantes y del estado. Con este
veto da clara evidencia de que es
euemigo declarado del adelanto y
progreso de la capital y que no
siente la mas minima gratitud ha
cia el introductor de tai ley que
fue el que le presto mejores servi-
clos durante la session Legislative.
Otro veto, cuyo movil es tan como
cido que no necesita de coDJeturss,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21

La Sra. M. e. Campbell vendera todo su
ajuar de casa en- venta publica 81 martes
dias 25 de JUNO. La veuta Sc abrira 4 las
9 a. m.-3T.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21
AndcIpaciOnes

Por 10 que esta sucodiendo aho.
ra Sc anticipa que la campafia IRE.
sidencial va a ser muy activa en-
Nuevo Mexico este afO, y que los
Dem6cratas .volveran a recibir ayu-
da pecuniaria de afuers, aun en-
mayor cantidad de la que recibie-
ron el aTio pasaio. En- ests nego-
clio de paaar el sonlbrero para per.
cibir contribuciones el trabajo es
hallar el camino por primera vez y
on seguida todo SO allana y facilita
de nm modo complete. A mas de
esto, SO anticipa que los Democra-
tss tendran un gran fondo dc cam
pana, sea quien fuere ell nominado
On Baltimore, y que de este fondo
vendra una buena subvencion para
los gassos de campaila en- Nuevo
Mexico. DE manera, que en- esta
eleeci6D, como en- la otra, los De-
m6cratas daran quite y raya a los
Republicans en- materia de recur-
SOS financierus. De este mcdo po-
drsmos gritar mas recio por la ra
forma.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21

EN- ESIA enda pdb del vale de Taos ballard empe
surdo De ef dmos os abaro los mas fos sus
tanbien los reducidos
TENEMOS odo cuano I'd pde esear Abarotes udo complete
zApaea Ropa cabaos sedas marnos som0reros &
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21
AhO XII.
Santa Fe, N. M, JUNO II de- 1912
AIo Hecho Pecho

a 10 rGCn0 F@CO0
va 50 han scabado las habladu
rias y murmuraciCnes entire los
Democratas respecto 4 la reeIsc-
cion del senador A. B. Fall para
senador federal do Nuevo Mexiyo
por g. tGrmino de seis amos, J todos
estan dispuestOs q aceptar los he
chos consumados como cosa quey va
no tiene remedio nj compostura
En- esto Sc debe exceptuar a los po-
lfticos muy extremists que toda,
via siguen mascando 81 freno J que
no quieren consolarse nj Sc consc-
laran janis Nj siquiera los con-
mueve el hecho dc que 81 senador
Fall fne en un tempo no muy re
moto uno do sus amigos y caudi
Hos mas estiInados, pues por la So
Ia circumstance de ser Republica-
no le tienen particular y mortal
antipatia Pesales, particularmente,
que sea tn invulre'able como
Aquiles a los tiros J saetas de sus
enemigoa.
Y al enseflar la pezufa,
Dicen que 81 negocio es malo,
Porque no hay mas msla cufia
que aauelIa del propio palo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1912-06-21

Excelente ceryeza de barril eEE5ropas
grandes, SO vende 1Octs, en- o. Royal
Bar de Alfredo Miramon. rs la meior
ceryeza en- la plaza.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
CASSVILLE.
pedal correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Mrs. E. 81 Spiller and grand
daughters Opal, Fern and Retha Nc
Dowell are spending the week in
Prairie du Cnien
Miss Leila Obershaw and brother
Jennings attended the wild west
show in Dubuque last week.
Misses Pauline Braun and Gertrude
Youn were visitors in Gutenberg last
week.
Miss Lena Esser left for her home
in Whittamore Friday after an ex-
tended visit in town.
Misses Rose Voigt and Grace Smith
left Thursday for a visit in Lacrosse.
Miss Ella Beckmier spent the past
few days with friends in North And
over.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lutiger, Of La
Crosse, autoed to Caesville Friday and
visited the Pierces and Bandekows
for few days.
Married at the home of the bride S
parents, Thursday Aug 1st, Frank
REESE, Of Bloomington and Lu PieTces,
of this village, Rev. e. Clarke officia-
ting after a wedding trip to Min
neapolis and Winona will be at home
in Bloomington.
Mr.. ard Mrs. F. Moesssner and
children, of Chicago are at the Walter
Kleinpell home for visit.
Miss Hazel Hicklin. of Patch
Grove, was a guest of Miss Genear
Bernhardt a few days the past week.
Miss Josie Habberman accompanied
Miss Anna Rosyah home to Chicago
for a visit.
Esther and Ivan Bennett are visit
ing in Lacrosse, went to that city
with their sister Mrs Vern Triplett.
Mrs. Celia Hauk visited in Oelwein
the past week.
Miss Lulu Nickles is home from
Dubuque for an indentinite stay.
Mrs. Ed Austin and sons, of
Lancaster were visitors at the Glen
Smith home last week.
Mrs Rose Penhollow and daughters
returned from Waterloo Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
BEETOWN.

special Correspondence to the Herald
DR.. Kraut attended the convention
at Cassville Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Rogers and sons Burdette
and Clyde Rogers arrived here Satur
day evening from st. Charles, Ill.
Remember the Ladies' Aid Society
Thursday of this week with Mrs.
John Chapman.
John Mankel and George Marks
autoed from Lancaster to Cassville
Saturday. They were callers here
also.
Julius Reed and family, of Burton,
visited a few days last week here.
Julia Wise is home from Platte
Vile.
Mr.. Lambert, Of Patch Grove was
here Wednesday.
The moving picture show Wednes-
day night was good and quite a crowd
WAS out to see them they expect to
make this town every three weeks
while on their circuit through this
part of the country.
Mrs VIM. Gates and daughter Elva
and Matte Burns and Lee Sturmer
and family were at Cassville Wednes-
day.
Mr., Hall. of Madison was here
Wednesday to do some surveying.
Hiram Cliff. of Bloomington. was
caller Wednesday.
The housewives were busy last
week canning peachs; this week it is
blackberries.
Oscar Brady. of Bloomington,
called Monday.
Among those who were shopping at
North Andover last week we're
Archie Chapman. wife and mother
Mary Walters, Lucy Thorpe, Stella
Auel. Carrie and Hattie Sturmer,.
Rose Gates and Priscilla Peak.
Toay Garner and wife were Bloom
ington callers Monday.
Joe Duncan. VIM. Burton. Lyman
Mcconnell and wives spent Sunday at
the George Thorpe home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
PLATTEVILLE.

TIE American express agent, Frank
Kuehl, is 1emodeling the corner store
of the Cummins building and will
soon open up news depot and line
of high grade confectionery in con-
nection with the Express business,
which he has already we'll established
in this city.
The Misses narrower and Holcom
are spending their vacation at Madi-
son and Stoughton. this week.
=. ~ The Missse Snyder are in Chicago
on business and pleasure trip com
bined.
Contractors for the Odd Fellow
building have failed to secure the
steel for concrete floors and con-
sequently the work is at present being
delayed.
Mrs. Brukholder. Of Chicago is
visiting her sister Mrs. Pretts.
Miss Anna Marie Cole. who has
been attending the Academy, at
Green Bay, Wis, is spending her
short vacation here with her mother.
Mrs. Ernest Gilbert, of Denver and
Miss Helen Robertson, Of Colorado
Springs, COL. are guests at the home
of j. H. Robertson.
Messrs. Fred Wonn and Ernest
Knapp leave very soon for Seattle,
Wash, Portland Oregon and other
points in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Norton, of
Hampton, Iowa, who were married in
this city forty seven years ago are
here visiting old friends. Mrs.
Margaret Head is the only one liv-
ing, of those present at their wedding
50 many years ago.
Rev. q. Schnepel, of Belmont, who
has been pastor there for the past
eleven weeks, will leave about the
first of September, with his family,
fol- Sheldon. Ind. in answer to call
received from that place.
The corner stone of the new Odd
Fellow building will be laid Thurs
day. August s.
Black jack has reached the highest
price that has ever been known in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
SHOOTS THREE IN A HOTEL
Tennesseean Runs Amuck at Colorado
Resort and Holds Community in
Terror-Posse on Trail.

South Platte, Colo, Aug. 5.-George
Ballew, Twenty-Five years. old, ma
tive Of Tennessee, ran amuck at a
summer hotel here, set fire to the
hotel and for several hours held the
summer colony in terror, threatening
- shoot the first one to open his
mouth"
-Ballew is being trailed by a posse
headed by the sheriff of Jefferson cOun-
ty., Authorities explained that they
believed Ballew was temporarily in
sane from having brooded over his
desertion by his young wife several
months ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald. a.
Miss Gladys Lisherness was here
from Lancaster on Saturday, I"
Jimmy Hunter is back on visit
from South Dakota.
q Mrs David Morrow and Miss Nellie
Livingston went to Belmont on Fri
day evening
Frank Blanchard is quite i'll.
Ezra Chandler had one of his fingers
injured at the Coker Mine OIL Saturday.
DR.. Carter went to Lancaster on
Sunday he was accompanied home by
his wife and children, who have been
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
AROUND The COUNTY
BAGLEY.
eoial Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Friends in Bagley and Prairie du
CHEN presented Mrs. Ben Sedlmeyer
with fine Morris chair for
which she feeels very grateful.
Mrs. Frank Cbildres drove to
Bagley to see her daughter off to Rock
Island, to visit friends
Last Tuesday evening some of the
neighbors surprised Mrs. Will Remy
on her 88d birthday. Mrs R. il a
fine woman and not easily caught
mapping.
Elsie Boldt. of Hazelton, was a
guest last Monday Of Miss Sadie
Patch, while here she called on U &
I.
Dr.. Mecum is now visiting his
folks at Richland Center, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Taylor are now
entertaining their daughter, Mrs.
Everett Troloar, of lancaster.
Last Saturday lightning struck
Will raylor's residence, knocked the
top of the chimney off. No other
damage.
]. t. Clifton, our hardware man,
spent d few days in Chicago last week
Will Patch, salesman Of the Nc.
Commons remedies and favoring
extracts, is here on his general
rounds
Horton and Harry Har7ille. OF
Patch Grove, were here on business
last Wednesday.
Wednesday was peach day in
Bagley. Henry Dunbar was kept
busy wheeling the delicious fruit to
homes about town. Henry is a real
lady's man and this task was pleasant
and agreeable all round
Mrs j. NJ. Harvill and daughter
Beatrice, of Bay City, Wis, is tax
ing week or two off to visit friends
at Lacrosse. Her mother Mrs.
Ceith at Stoddard and her husband S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvill,
of Bagley.
Chas. Meyer, of Bagley. recently
purchased new Ford auto of Horton,
of Patch Grove. Mr.. Meyer conclud-
ed life was too humdrum and
monotonous. The auto will change
the current of his life.
Miss Della Hornby made a picnic
for her playmates on her 9Th birthday,
from two to five p. m. They played
and lunched in the Walnut Grove.
Frank Day of Dubuque came Fri.
day to visit his aunt, Mrs. Chas.
Caikins and family.
Small grain is all cut and the
hum of the thresher is again heard in
the land.
Early potatoes injured by the
drouth, late tubers will be a fine
crop.
The Wisconsin river is on the boom
and makes perceptible raise in the
old Mississippi. The river is up anc
down so often, it is not so good FOL
the many disciples Of Isaak Walton
August is giving us Californi;
weather, cool nights and warm days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07

history Of zinc mining, in this
locality. This is a very good thing
as the prospect work will be greatly
encouraged and the prices will con
tinue to rise.
John BaYley and wife, Of. Kenosha.
are guests of relatives and friends
here.
The Misses Cox and Harding, mem
bers Of the Metropolitan Orchestra,
we're the guests at the @ @. Grindell
and H. N Gribble homes, last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-08-07
Chief Ingredient.

The self-made man has hardly ever
neglected to begin by laying in large
supply of -esteem.-Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
Porto Rico's New Wonder

From far away Porto Rico come re
ports Of IL wonderful new discovey that
is believed will vastly benefit the peo-
pie. Ramon u. Marchan, of Barcelonota
writes "Dr. Kings New Discovery is
dcing splendid work here. 1t cured
me about five times OF terrible coughs
and colds, also my brother of II severe
cold in his chest aud more than 20
others. who used 1t on my advice. We
hope this great medicine will yet be
sold in every drug store in Porto Rico.
For throat and lnng troubles 1t hiss no
equal. A trial will convince you of it's
merit. SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle free
Guaranteed by John Il. Jackson,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
I'm His Powerr

The American people are again
coming to the difficult choice of Roo
sevelt. Several times they have
chosen him. Each time .hey did SO in
the full knowledge that he was Presi-
dent i'll double President
oil the people, and President, also, of
the "club" which he created and TO
which he is constantly electing un-
willing members. The American peo-
pie have stood by Roosevelt for some
reason more occult than apparent.
They have done so in the full know :
ledge of the fact that he is the bully
par excellence; that he is the ONLY
man who was ever dominant in p3ulic
life in America and to whom Truth
was nothing more than figure of
speech; that by their support they
were honoring an individual to whom
even the most rudimentary rules of
conduct among gentlemen were stran-
gers. Why could not Mr.. Taft under
standt hese things? Why could he not
see the fatal fascination ana accept
1t? Why should he, the President of
the country, follow the methods of
man who discloses personal cores
pondence and takes apparent pleasure
in disclosing himself to the gaze of
the people nude of every sensibility
that should clothe man of fine feel
ing?-Richmond Virginian.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
Wise Doctors Meet"

The following alarming and revolu-
tionary declaration appeared under
the above caption in the last issue of
the Cumberland Progressive, in
notice of meeting of the Wise
County Medical Association:
Newspapers and magazines carry
ing quack remedy advertising were
given a grilling Wednesday by the
Wise County Medical Association at
meeting held at Stonega. 1t was
decided to withdraw all patronage
heretofore given by them to such
publications and to discourage same
among their patients.
That ends it. There will be great
slump in the newspaper world. The
newspapers and magazines of this
State and the United States, now
that the Wise County Medical Asso-
citation has set down on them, had Just
as we'll pack up, sell out and go into
some other business. This includes
also their own Medical Journals.
These Wise doctors should be more
considerate. The action of this greai
body is likely to precipitate panic
in the United States.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03

Richmond fails to instruct. We don {
care to initiate or emulate that para
gon of political virtuel
There is also in Democrats"
communication some "ery pretty talk
about letting "our men from Taze-
well go free and untrameled" to the
Norfolk convention. Whyfore free
and untramelled?" What are dele
gates for? Do they go of their own
initiative to do as they please, or do
they 90 to represent the will of n
majority of the voters left at home :?
The answer is obvious. If they go
free and untramelled, they go to
drink champagne and eat soft crabs
and vote for the representative of
crab politics.
10 send an uninstrictcd delegation
TO the State convention would be un-
democratic, unwise and unwarrantcd,
IN view of prevailing conditions The
politicians who have been playing
fast and loose with the Democratic
party in Virginia should not be given
chance to control the State conven-
tion and send delegates of their
choosing to Baltimore to misrepresent
the sentiment of our people. The
way to prevent it is to instruct the
county delegation.
All indications point to great
preponderance of sentiment in this
county for progressive candidate.
Woodrow Wilson is not only "pro-
gressive, hut Virginian by birth.
Would it not be graceful as well as
n merited compliment to send the
Iazewell delegation with instructions
10 vote for him? Yours truly,
PROGRESSIVE DEM OCRAT. |
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
Tip Top

Tip Top, May 1.-Mrs. Anderson
Mcclure, formerly of near SPRING
vile, but who had lived at Pocahon-
tas for tp o years past, died there last
week and was buried near Sprlngville
She leaves husband and three SONS.
She had been sick with tuberculosis
for several years, from which she
died.
A small child of Chas French, near
Bailey, died of some stomach trouble
The child was 18 months old.
Born to Charles Panley and wife,
of Tip Top, a girl baby; and to Chas.
Catron and wife. boy.
MIR. Will Witten and Miss Ella
McMullen, both of Springville. were
married in Roanoke last week. This
young and highly respectable couple
have the good wishes of host OF
friends.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
RichlandS Notes

Richlands, May 1.-The people of
Richlands have been given a treat in
the closing exercises of the Richlands
High School, Saturday evening, April
9th. The public recital was loudly
applauded by large and appreciative
audience. Sunday morning Rev. S.
B. Vaught, financial agent of Emory
and Henry college preached the SER
mon to the school. He delivered a
fine and helpful sermon on the sub
ject, "The Call of God to Men. {"
Sunday night Rev. Vaught delivered
an inspiring and masterfu discourse
in which he presented The claims of
the college. The address was declared
by several to be the best heard here
in number of years. Our Mayor, Mr.
J.B. Crabtree, state that the discourse
was worth to the community two
hundred and fifty dollars, the amount
asked for as Richards quota of the
total needed for the college.
Monday evening a very large aud
ience was highly entertained by 9
very excellent program rendered by
the primary and grammer grades anC
High School. The very interestin,
graduation exercises were Tuesday
evening.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
NOTICEl

Notice is hereby given that the
county committee has ordered and
called Democratic Mass Meeting to
be held mt the Court House of Taze-
well county. on Tuesday, May Id.
l9lZ' Tor the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State Convention to
be held mt Norfolk ON the 23rd day of
May, All Democrats are requested to
be present.
a. S. llIGGINBOTHAM, Chm.
D. b. BOYER, Sec'y.
Ta2ewell, Va, April 25, 1912
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-05-03
Bandy

Bandy. April. 20. Miss Sallie
iienkcl has returned to Bandy, after
spending some time at Tazewell and
Cedar Bluff.
Miss Gay Tabor, of Graham, has been
visiting Miss Lettie Henkel. the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lambert gave
social at their nome on last Satur-
day night. The young folks report an
enjoyable time.
Young Brothers have bought n
gasolenc engine. and expect to run a
grist mill.
j. A. Payne and family were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Lambert
on yesterday. and attended Sunday
School and prayer meeting in the
afternoon.
Quite Il number from this place
attended the circus Mt Tazewell last
week
Uncle Jimmy Hcnkel is con fined to
his bed with rheumatism.