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The Fcrt Sum fr Review PUBLISHED BY the EEyiEw rupLir.iiiWo CO M. P. Manzanares, Editor and" Manager. J. V. Stearns, - - Associate Ed j tor. Entered at the Post Office at Fort Sumner, Ney Mexico, for transmission through the United States Mails as Second class matter. Subscription: One year, in advance .- - - $ 1.60 Six months ;, r - - ? - - .85 Three - .50 Advertisers are guaranteed the largest xirculation pf any paper in the county. Phone No. 18 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. .'LPl'DL'UN STATE TICKET For Governor HOLM O. BURSUM of Socorro. For Lieutenant Governor. MALAQUIAS MARTINEZ, of Taos For Seereetary of Stale SECUNDIQ ROMERO of San Miguel For Auditoi' ' ; 1 or Treasurer, SYLVESTRE MIRAEEL 6f Valencia I For Attorney General FRANK W. CLANCY ofj Bernalillo j For Superintendent of Public In-1 ,sruetion ' j A. B. STROUP of.Bernalillo j For Commissioner of Public : Land?. . R. A. ERVEIN of Union j For Corporation Commissioners, GEORGE ARMIJO of Santa Fe C. H. GROVER of Chavez HUGH II. WILLIAMS of Luna for Judges Supreme Court, CLARENCE J. Roberts, Colfax FRANK W. PARKER, Dona! Ana Í EDWARD R, WRIGHT, Guad alupe For Congress " GEORGE CURRY, Lincoln - . ELFEIGQ BACA, Bernalillo. For Judge Fourth District, DAVID J. LEAHY Fur District Attorney, CHARLES W. G. WARD. COUNTY TICKET .George Sena, County Clerk. - ' A. P. Anaya, Probate Judge. J.'S. Duran, Sheriff. "' Pedro Romero, Assessor. William Chapman, Commis sioner of 1st district. David Crespin, Commissioner pf 2nd district. Jose P, Sandoval, Commission cr of 3rd district. Camilo Sanchez, Treasurer and Collector. Joaquin V. Gallegos, School puperiñtendenti Enrique Aragón. Surveyor, J.J. Clancy, Representative for Guadalupe, M.P.Manzanares, Represtative for Giualupe and San Miguel. "The Republican party invites Ihe -confidence and the votes of the people now because it stands as it always has done, for the vital interests of New Mexico. It stands for those policies under which the state can flourish and remain prosperous and without which if overturned, it is bound to suffer from depression, dimin ished returns from her existing jng industries and discourage-, rnent- of;pew ones, It stands uncompromisingly for the pro tection of American industries, po long as they need protection. i insists " that the American laborer shall not be deprived of h3 wei"K t w4 vages. to in- crease the trade of importers of .foreign goods.' It insists that I American producer snail con ' tinue to utilize the natural re I sources of the country and give employment to its labor, at a fair profit when measured by the cost of production elsewhere. When tariff duties go beyond this, and afford unreasonable profits or monopolies, it wants them reduced; but it does not want them reduced by wholesale, simply because somebody calls it reform and where the people benefited are the competitive producers of other countries. It does not see any good in free hides, when our shoes cost as much as before, and the price of hides is not materially reduced, but the amount of the duty which has been removed goes in to the pockets of the foreign i producers instead of into the I United Stales treasury. It j makes a serious difference to the ranchman, the laborer and the I merchants of New Mexico wheth er the fifteen million pounds of wool produced shall! ring twenty cents a pound, or five cents as it did under the "Tariff Reform" i policies of the Cleveland adminis-(! itrfttion. And the Republicans! I of New Mexico do not believe in j ! such 'reform' at the expanse of our own people, ana lor rne benefit chiefly of foreign wool growers and eastern manufact urers. They remember the empty dinner pail of the Ameri can workingmen all over this country in 1893, and they are not pining for any more reform of that kind. -''The Las Vegas hand-out ran i out of Mexicans and were forced Í to name a counle of white men." declares the Democratic Roswelll Record. That is in reality the) attitude of thn Democracy to- ward the Snanish-American Deo-: pie. It does not consider them "white" men although bidding for their ballots on election day. New Mexican. The above paragraph should convince every American voter of the little and insignificant tricks some of the democratic papers express in their columns. The Santa Fe New Mexican told the truth in regard to the votes and furthermore, we say that if the publishers of the Roswell i Record are so narrow minded land ignorant that they don't i know the Spanish-American is a Caucasian and not an African j then it is time for them to quit ' their attempts of publishing a ! paper. " ' i is for giving the land to the men Our county ticket is one of the j wn0 want homes and to settle it best chosen in the state, starting up an improve it. Mr. McDon with the clerk, Geo. Sena, a ajd wants the public domain for man who has had the experience ! his cattle owned bv the foreign and a man we can trust in the office, we can safely say his elec tion is as positive as the dawh of i the dav. , , , , In regard to the Probate Judge!, Better platform could not have A. P. Anaya, all know him well i been written by the Republicana in this county and is needless to i" the Sat? Convention at Las mv anvthW in t u;e Vegas and the merits and power ability. He is a man who has ! many frionds and will no doubt help the republican ticket in its large majority. Had we space in the paper suf ficient to mention each man in particular in regard to ability, honesty etc., we woüld surely do it but our space is limited and we can only say that the county ticket was selected at Santa Rosa on the 10th and is one of the strongest and best of any county in the state. To be sure Governor Mills will be one of the first senators of the new state of New Mexico the people cannot do otherwise than to send a man that isj worthy of the position. j Governor Mills has been an j honest governor and a worker for the interests of New Mexico ana it ne goes to w ashmgtan as a senator the people of this state will not regret it ánd for one of Oar senators we say send Gov ernor MiJJs, he has lived here for many years and knows, thé éon Of all exhibils in the agricul tural hall at the Fair grounds there are none that attract more attention and admiration than Guadalupe county. The most wonderful display of everything, that rich dirt will producé may be seen at the Fprt Sumner booth under the supervision of Mr. R. C. Nisbet who at considerable expense has brought to the State Fair a splendid exhibit each year for the past thirty years. Not satisfied with attracting the at tention of farmers Mr. Nisbet was accompanied this year by two very nic.1 young gentlemen to nana out mmareus oi sweet, luscious cantaloupes, to the ladies especially. Clarence Hornberg. er and J. G. Pease were a con- j siderable part of the exhibit, particularly so with the young ladies some of whom inquired if Guadalupe county made it abusi ness to raise nice young men. Albuquerque Herald. While not prepared to say just how "nice" our young men can he on occasion, wc guarantee to inquiring strangers that one of;her husband that tobacco smoke our "products," which were not!, ace cu,.tains. "exhibited" at the fair, is the brand of "nice"' girls. O, you! Tha Thornion administration dominated by the same set of Democrats now running that pirty, left a deficit in New Mex ico of $127,339.91 in less than four years. That was the last Democratic administration in New Mexico. The new state on the last day of September of the present year had a cash balance in the treasury of $592,7G8.29 and no deficit. How do you want to start off the new State, . When Hagerman tried to W a11 the artesian water nca' - nla aPP' orcnaius uul ui wk country through a big canal-ex- cept only what he needed for his own Use the other farmers over there made an awful fuss. That was the Hagerman method of giving the little fellow a square deal. The nearer we get to Novem- i ber 7 the more positive we are of a Republican victory and we will not wonder if the Republi can ticket will have a large ma jority than in previous elections. Republicans have the best man at the head of the ticket when the name of H. O. Bursum ap pears and a victory with a large majority is bound to be had. Mr. Bursum declares that he cattle barons who never have even lived in New Mexico. I of the party will be shown on i November 7th. As is always the case with the Democrats, they went to their convention at Vaughn disgusted with themselves and came out of it fighting everything because there was not an office fcr each one of them. The foreign cattle barons, Mr. McDonald, the Democratic can didate for governor have over 50,000 acres of land leased from the territory yet they have the supreme nerve to yell land grab. Here in"the Pecos Valley they don't want Hagerman methods in handling public lands. They know too much about those methods. Look at the men nominated for the Supreme bench by the Democrats and to the men nom inated by the Republicans. Nuff said, Congressman Flood of Vir ginia, an outsider, brought here to help the Democrats who can not fight their own battles, threatens that the Democrats in the house will not seat our Re publican Congressmen if they are elected. That is clean poli tics for you the way they do it in Virginia. Have you seen the announce ment of the Democratic ticket in the Silver City Independant? It is set in mourning; no doubt they have seen thur Waterloo. . A(imi,-ai c.haAwitk snvs Arlmir ,a, Schiey Was justified in looping the loop at santiago. 1 hose on the Spanish fleet there never had any reason to doubt it. Jack Johnson's lecture to the clergymen on the ethics of box ing was not as well attended as the one he delivered to Jeffries. The perfect w ife, as we under stand it, is the one who assures John D. is boasting that he is decended from the early Kings I of France, Scotland and Spain; if we had a lot of poor relations in Europa we would have kept it quiet. Some are so unlucky they would bo run over by a pushcart ! instead of an automobile. There is one good thing about that new counterfeit $100 bill no printer will ever get stung by it, There is nothing worse than a rainy washday except two rainy ,ashdf ays. Confidence or Distrust After all the arguments have been examined and all the state ments sifted, this fact stands out above all the others: "The business men, and the working men, the stockmen and the farm ers," the' railroaders and the min ers want to see the State of New Mexico prosper; they would like to have more railroad build ing, more construction work, new industries, more extensive investments in mines, greater opportunities for every one and especially ' the laboring ' man. The real question, which lies at the foundation of New Mexico's future advancement and pros perity is: Who is more likely to give New Mexico that stability for the next five years, that wise and firm government, that must be assured, before capital and enterprise will invest the Re publicans or Democrats? The answer might be difficult if there were no precents. But National as well as state history furnishes them, and every stock man, every farmer, every rail roader, every miner, every work ingman, should know that the Nation is now watching New Mexico, is expecting it to be Re publican on November 7, and will turn away from it with dis trust and disgust should it piace the Democrats in office and in power to five free reign to their vagaries, their revolutionary ideas, with the distrust and un certainty they would imply, for the next five years. No one ex pressed this perhaps than did Hon. Frank Springer in his ad dress on Saturday evening at Las Vegas, when he said. "These are national issues as well as local, and they are ' of double importance to us now, be cause in our new capacity of sovereign state, it may fall to the lot of New Mexico to decide the next presidential election or to determine the policies Of con gress in regard to these matters which are so vital to our welfare and prosperity." Santa Rosa Sun, Zon:t fórget to see that you re registered, (continued from pag 1) that action, each teacher expects to be released from regular work, at that time, and I hope you will do all you can to grant that fa vor. I feel sure that time taken for this, conference will be more than made up by better and more enthusiastic work, and that money advanced for expenses will yield an excellent income in better schools. We shall have 'an exceptional strong program- one that will advance our cause all along the line. The latest reports show that New Mexico country teachers receive an average of $242.37 per year. This permitsthemtoeat flf tecncent meals, spend a dollar per week for a room, and use about $25 for clothing, doctors, dentists, and other expenses for the year. Town and village Many things go to prove that it is. The way thouands are trying to help others is proof. Among them is Mrs.W. W. Gould, of Pittsfield, N. H. Finding good health by taking Electric Bitters, she now advices other sufferers, everywhere, to take them "'For years I suffered with stomach and kidney trouble," she writes. "Every medcine I used failed till I took Electric Bitters. But this great remedy helped me wonderfully." Theo'll help any woman. They're j the best tonic and finest liver j and kidney remedy that's made. Try them. You'll see. 50c at! Sunnyside Drug Co, ' When Cold Days Come Think Of IRWIN & GERHARDT DEALERS I. COAL, HAY and GRAIN 60 Acres under the main ditch. About 40 acres is in Alfalfa. All fenced and only three miles from town. Write or call at i Review Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed." "Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for search of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charts of the U. S. Patent Office. Greeley & tew INCORPORATED Washington, D. C. Klin 1 1 Mw Your Opportunity Irrigated Land Under the canal at a bargain Town lots in different parts of town Call on or write A.B. HARRIS A RARE 160 acres under the main ditch for sale cheap. 11-2 miles east of M. Abreau's residence. For further information address. P. O. Box D, Ft. Sumner. N. M. INVESTIGATE THIS teachers get a little more, and teacher in our best cities may enjoy twenty-five cent meals, two-dollar rooms and expect about $200 for clothing, doctors, dentists, etc. When we consid er the time and money teachers must spend to get certificates, and are obliged te spend to keep them alive, and what the dis trict expects and gets from their labors, we certainly feel like giving them all consideration it j is possible to give. As the pre siding officer of the New Mexico Educationel Association, I wish to ask your special consideration at this time. Wishing you a most successful year, and thanking you in ad vance for any favors you can show your teacher, I am, Most respectfully. Jos, S. Hofer, President New Mexico Educa tional Association. uromptlv obtained, in all count rus on NO iei. IlBterert. Ht'nrt Kfcutdi; JUu'lel or fTioto, for FNCt REPORT on liHtentabtlitj. Patent pract ice fXi-lualTt'ly. BANK REFERENCES. Witiid 4 mits in etamprt tor our two Invaluable TRADEMARKa'iivaiiiantl f'niwriirhtriia- i nouKs on now to obtain aim SELL PAT SNTft. Which nnfH n-ill imv llowtn ulan.rf. niT, wttent law Hurt ol her valuable information. D. SWIFT & CO. L 303 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. PATENT LAWYERS. ' ' To reduce stock will sell at 25 per cent off shoes and all summer goods, Earickson & Co. Office m?intee BARGAIN