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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
They Have the Power of Using the FiLA
Feet or Legs.

The ability OF fish to retain It's vi
tality out of water depends in great
degree upop its ability to keep the de-
licate It's sue Of its gills wet, says the
YOUTHS Communion, and this ability is
increased. in a few species. by means
of a peculiar construction in the head,
in which water is retained after the
fish is taken out of the river or lake,
the gills being kept wet by percolarion
from this reservoir. Some such species
have also the power of using the lower
fins as feet or legs, and are enabled by
these two singular gifts of nature to
pass over land from one body of water
to another.
A correspondent in Province Welles-
ley-as quoted in the America AN
gler's Book"-relates that While pass
ing along, during a shower of rain. the
wide, sandy plain which bounds tie
seacoast in the neigh borhood of Pana-
GA, he witnessed singular overland
migration of kan puyu from a chain
of fresh-water lagoons toward a sec
ond chain to lagoons about 100 yards
distant.
The fish were in groups of from
three to seven, and were pursuing
their way in direct line, at the rate
of nearly mile an hour. When dis
turbed they turned and made an effort
to make their way back to the lagoon
they had left. and would very soon
have reached it had they not been Sc
cured by the Malays who accompanied
the teller of the story and who looked
upon the migration as an ordinary oc-
currence at that season of the year.
Upward of twenty were thus taken
during a walk of about half mile,
and no doubt many more could have
been obtained had the Malays been
given time.
The ground these fish were travers-
ing was nearly level, and only scantily
clothed with grass and creeping plants.
which offered very slight obstruction
to their progress.
Sir Emerson Tennent mentions the
fact that he has seen fishes walking
across the country. In India writer
speaks of fish that, by making an ex-
traordinary use of their fins, can climb
trees.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
Kansas Is said to have seven negro
sditors
HOSPITALITY IN BRAZIL.
wayside Ranch Houses Which Welcome
Travellers Free of Charge.

Travel in Brazil has some interest
ing features, according to the Brazilian
consul, says the n. Y. Sun.
I'VE do not have inns or hotels in
the country, as you have here" he
said. "Travelers stop at the most con-
venient house, where they are received
courteously, RECALLED on the best there
is, and wished godspeed when they re-
sumo their journey. The host or hos
tess would feel insulted if remunera-
ton were offered. Certain houses on
the main roads have secured a national
reputation because of the entertain
ment furnished by their owners to
wayfarers. / was reminded of this re-
Gently by some correspondence with
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01

it. though if it should overturn. IN
stead of an equibus. it would be a case
of horse on the cart. Then. too. the
cart dispenses with all of the harness
except the bride and reins. Again. it
is great support to fatigued animals.
and prevents them from lying down.
1t requires almost no space To turn
1t in, and. lastly, when horse with a
hard trot is underneath short ride in
it will digest the heartiest kind Of a
dinner. 1t may take some time to in
troduce the cart. but there is but little
doubt that some time the equibus will
be the only fashionable vehicle for
drive in the park.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
A NOBLE CAT.
How She Saved Young Bird from .
Snake.

In the mountain districts of Penn
sylvania two wrens had built their
nest under the caves of an old farm
house. and there they reared a small
and interesting family. Among the
attaches of the farmers household was
a white cat. and when the wrens be-
came so tame that they used to hop
around the piazza in search of crumbs
the cat would lie in wait for them, and
several times came within an ace of
catching the adult birds. When the
farmer noticed this he kicked the cat,
and she finally learned that it was
dangerous to fool with the wrens.
When the baby wrens grew larger
one of them one day fell out of the
nest, and, being too weak to run and
unable to fly, lay helpless on the grass.
The cat saw the accident and ran rap
idly to seize the bird, but, seeming to
remember the lesson taught her, when
she reached the helpless little thing
she only touched it daintily with her
paw and then lay down and watched
it. Presently there came black and
yellow garden snake toward the t1ut-
tering birding. The cat was doing
and was awakened by the huttering of
the bird. Instantly she rose and struck
at the reptile with her paw. This was
an enemy the snake did not appre-
ciate, but it was hungry, so it darted
forward and attempted to seize the
bird under the very shelter of the cats
head.
Like flash the cat seized the snake
inst hack of fine head and killed H. Wi n
one bite. When the farmer happened
along in the afternoon he found the
cat crouching in the grass sheltering
the bird, and ten feet away was the
dead snake. This made it clear that
the cat had carried the bird away from
the snake. and the young advenla1 er
wss soon restored to its anxious par
cuts -HroAdoN BnrkSMan.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
An accommodating Witness.

The witness on the stand had been
bully-ragged by the lawyer until his
patience was exhausted.
Now" said the attorney, "you say
you saw the prisoner draw pistol?"
yes"
"Remember you are on your OATH"
I'm not forgetting it."
You are sure you are telling the
truth?"
Sure"
mo mistake about itoo"
Dora-What quantity of rice you
threw after the bride!
Cara-Sne'll need it before he gets
his salary raised.-N. Y Peeictu
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
LATEST THING IN VEHICLES.
The Device of an Ingenious Inventor Who
Combines Riding and Driving.

A great many curious-looking We
hicles have been turned out within the
last few years, but for genuine origin
atty a cart recently invented over
shadows them all. The inventor must
certainly have been a Yankee. for, ac-
cording to the n. Y. Sun, no other
species of the hannah race could have
coniured up such an idea. He appar-
entity was going to put the horse be-
hind the cart, but bethought himself in
time to leave him underneath. Tech
nically the cart is called the "equibus. !"
1t is two-wheeled affair, with a box
about three feet long. in which are the
seats for the occupants and an elevated
seat in front for the driver.
When it is desired to HARNESS the
horse 30 the cart the box is detached
from the wheels. The horse is then
made to stand on his hind legs while
the wheels are run under him until the
hubs are about midway between his
hind and front legs. The horse then
resumes his normal position, and the
axletree is securely fastened to the
surcingle. In order to keep the axle
tree at right angles with the horses
body straps are also fastened to
either end. The wheels having been
placed in their proper position, the
box, whose bottom is followed out to
st the horses back. is placed over his
launches and fastened on both sides to
springs on the axletree. The drivers
seat is nearly over the horses neck.
His feet rests on two strips of wood,
which run forward from the box.
When the cart is ready for use only
the head and part of the neck together
with the tail of the horse are visible.
The advantages to be gained from
this unique RIG are great. In the first
place it is next to impossible to upset
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01

To keep race horse in even moder-
ate condition, with proper attendance,
costs 81, 625 year.
WALKING FISH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

There has been considerable said in
the last month 10 regard to the relative
merits Of the horses making the season
u Red Cloud, ind / would like To cor
rect some wrong reports that have been
circulated by interested parties. Noah
Burch No. 0452, the standard Bred Trott-
ing Stallion, IL tho Best Bred Horse in
Webster county and equa. TO any In the
state or country In fact there H. none
better. Is M perfect u Horse in deport-
ment and symetry ne was ever foaled,
His own family has The fastest horse TO
harness In the world Direct, n first cous-
In pacing q quarter IN rs seconds, q 1:48
gait, has Q record Of mile in 2:O6. Noah
Burch 10 nephew ~ Jay Eye Bee 2:06
Phellas 5:13hl Director 2:lS, Delineator
2:18, In fact he Is q fashionable bred horse
IN every way, aud he has NO superior ~ a
good breeder. challenge any horseman
in Webster county to show a. we'll bred
q horse. make this statement in self
defense, o. there are certain parties who
are making q point Of meeting men on
their way TO $50 me and belitting my
horse and running him down Snd telling
them he ID no good, that other horses in
town are much better, etc. ! am making
no fight against any horse here, a. there
are several good horses here In the vicinity
but none WI can show 40 good a pedi-
gree as Noah Burch and not 90 perfect a
horse In symetry, In the country and not
M Who can show as large an average OF
colts, q complete tabulated pedigree will
b sent on application ipclose stamp, ad-
dress, w. N. GuIwrTs,
Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

II. B. Simons, RED Cloud Pension
Agent, hsa secured pensions for Tire
old soldiers Of this county ~ folloss:
Larkin Sucker, new Law, Red Cloud
per month. $l0.
John A. Ricd. new law, Red Cloud,
per month, Sl2.
Silas N Milligsn, new Law, d
Cloud, per month, sl2.
Robert II. Wilson, Q law, Red
Cloud, per month, $l2.
John N. McCord, new Law, Red
Cloud, per month, >l2.
VIM. Parks, new l'w. Red Cloud,
per month, $l2.
James Murray, new Law, Red CIond
per month, sl2.
Margaret M. Gibbs. widow Of Il. N
Gibbs, new Law, Red Cloud, pei
month, %.
Jos. B. Carr. new law, Red Cloud
per month, tl2.
John D. Grams, new law, Red Cloud
per month. $l2.
Jacob +. Delhi, new Law, Nelson,
Nsbr., per month, e6.
Erastus Il. Ladd, new law, Scott
per month. @12.
This is by fer the largest per cent Of
$l2 pensions, p procured BY any on.
agent under tho new law, and shows
that Mr.. 8. understands the business
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Tho National Capitol.

The City Of Washington 10 an object
OF perennial interest 10 all patriotic
Americans not alone because it 10 tho
great throbbing heart Of the mightisst
and grandest Republic the earth has
ever known, but also on account Of it,
material m~agniRcanoe. All Americans
take PRIDE IN it beautiful avenues, ma
jsstiC architecture, stately homes, and
we'll stored galleries and museums 40
things Of grandure and beauty In them
selves, apart from the historic inters 81
with which they are invested. IL 10 .
hope and aspiration Of all "Young
America" at least, 70 some time or other
visit the Capitol OF his county.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio II II offers un.
equallsd facilities In aid Of this desire.
All it, through trains between New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore ON the east,
and Pittsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Chicago on the west, pass through Wash
ington. lts vast express trains ere yeeti-
buled from end to end and heated with
steam. Pullman's latest and best pro.
ductions IN the way Of s%umptuous draw.
Ing room sleeping cars are attached Ia
Ill IL through trains. The prstent man
agsmsnt OF the Be o have made vast
improvements In the last two years, and
the road 10 today one Of the foremost
passenger carrying lines In tho country
Through tickets via the b 4 O r R car
b procured ct al tho principal ticket
o@oes throughout the United States. 2
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
WANTED.

Salesman, Local and Travelling
To represent our we'll known house.
You need no capital to represent =
6rm that warrants nursery stock first
class and true TO name. Work all
the year. 600 per month to the
right man. Apply quick, stating age.
l.. L. MAY & Co.,
Nurserymen, Florists and Seedsmen.
st. Paul, MINI.
(This house is responsibility
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

mlles' Nerve anA Lives rllls.
Act On new psineipls-rsgustisG ~
liver, stomaoh aud bowels Wroagk. IN
nssvss. 4 nsv discovery. ~. Nbss'
p0ls speedily eure b~ilousnsss, ~ laate,
torpid liver, pilss, constipation. On
eQualed fos men, women, ohlldrsn. Small.
sst, 0l)eoeA sarestl m dosss, - ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

nstsa o. certificate assssss sssual
comp nsstiss NsbssSks ,Ststs Holi-
ness Assn, Bennett, Nsb., July ~,
August 9.lse2. Points 70 Nsbrasks
may cell tickets to Bennett, Jaly -,
70 Asga.s . inclusive. J D. NJ.
Dueksss secretary, Hebron, Nebr.,
viii sIga certificates.
Annual Snmmcr school Nebraska
Gospel Union, Lincoln, Nsb., june l6
.24.1892. Agents 10 Nebraska may
sell tickets n Lincoln Juae IL 70 "a
Inclusive. q. A. Mitchell, 1871 q 81.
Linools. Nsb., will sigs certificates.
Silver Anniversary, admission Of
he sssss Of Nebraska Lincolu, Nebr.,
May 3b.26-l692, all sgents may sell
tickets y Liseols q rate Of . fare
for The rousd trip tickets On sale May
1896 asd limit for return 70 May q.
Annual meeting German Baptists
Cedar Rapids, lows, June 3-0.l602.
Agsats In Ksasas and Nebraska may cell
ticksts June - round trip ct rate Of one
fsrs limit for return June no.
Lsmsn Bros. Circus, nsstines, Nsb,
Nay io.lsss. Agents within Is miles Of
Hasting may ~ tickets 70 that point at
rate a fsrs and ons-third for the round
trip, cell tickets May l0limit for return
70 Nay soth.
ssooad Annual Encsmpmsut National
Competitive Drill association, Omaha,
Nsb, June l3-sO-1S0s. lst All agents
may ssn ticksts 10 Omaha at rate Of one
csnt per mile for Military oompanirs or
bands ia uniform In parties not lees than
twenty. ssll tichsts June 10 10 II and
limit toe return 10 June 29ud.
Ind. Agents within ZOO miles Of Oma-
hs may tsll tickets TO that point ct rate
Of one fare and . third for the round
trip, ell tickets June l3-l6-is and limit
for return 70 June 2Snd.
Bisnnial Eucampment Uniform Rank
Knights Of Pythisa, Kansas City Mis-
souri, Ausust s3d 70 twsnty-sevsnth,
SCENTS may ell TICKETS 70 Kansas City
No., q rate Of one fare for the round
tsip ticksts on sale August 1923 inclu'
s'vs and limit 70 September 10 for rsturr
passage.
Ringing Bros. Circus Hastings, Nsbr
June 2-le02, agents may cell tickets Il
HastinGss q rate Of one fare and Q third
Dor ths round "trip ell tickets June I:
limit fos return 70 June Ord.
Chautauqua Assemblies Beatrice, Mel
Juns % July l0leo2, assats may ~
tiels1s 10 BsatrioA at rate 1t . fan
for ~ soand trip % follows:
From I'll parts IN NSbrssks, ssll tick
ets Juns 1850 limit for return 70 Jul,
II. Fteu points within $50 miles o
BesAeiee scll t!ceets Juns 20 70 July e
inclusivss limit Tor return 70 July II
Agents may Ell tioksts 10 Crete a. rat.
Of ono fare for the roand trip ~ follows
From I'll parts In Nsbrssks ssll ticket
July Sc and limit for return 70 July i
from points within $50 mile Of Crets eel
tiokstaeJuly GIG inclusive, and limit To-
return 10 July ~.
Account Nsbraska state Convention
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

The He'd Cloud Dray Lias have fous
geod asd heavy msle teams. All
hsulisg promptly attended 70 your
orders solicited. JNo BAIKLIY,
Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Drunkenness. Or the Liquor
Habit Cured AZ Home in Ten
Days by Administering DR..
IInomCs, Golden SnCC10c.

II can b given In a glass Of beer, a
cup OF coffee or tea or in food without
the knowledge Of the patient. It is alb
soiutely harmless and will effect q per.
maneut and speedy cure, whether the
patient 10 q moderate drinker or an al.
coholic wreck. It has been given in
Thousands Of cases, and in every instance
. perfect pure has followed. II never
falls. The system once impregnated with
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed. ~ page book OF par.
ticulars free. Address the Golden Spe-
cifc o., l85 Race Street. Cincinnati. Q:
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

sLAts 70 bed and early TO rise will
shoeten the road 10 your homo In the
skies." But early 70 bee and . "Little
Eary Riser" the pill that makes Life
longer and better and wiser. G. Il
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Some choice improved and unim.
proved farms at . bargain. Write for
description 70 D. j. MYERs,
Red Cloud Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

+. II dull, spiritlees and stuped: IL your
blood Is thick and sluggish; Il your appe-
tits iscspricious and uncertain, you need
Q Sarsaparilla. For best rest results use
Do Wits. G. L. ootting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Ree KoeRer's .

Nee kocpcf's Supp11eS.
A. MOZART, the hardware man, will
hereafter keep oil kinds Of Bee Keep.
er's supplies. Mail order filled
promptly. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
cHIAfREAax LoANs.
Ne u1ooey ConnIsslon.
= 9 . . 9

! css write you . farm loas st Q
straight 1tper cent. With the privilege
Of psyisg % sny part Of the prisci-
pal At any interest payment.
J. il. BAILEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Children DRY for
Pitchers 0aotoYla.

TUE OUu0 d ITo00
A choice farm Of 100 acres, 4 miles
from town, good frame house, 80 acres
10 cultivation, al tillxble but about
10 acres timb. Easy terms or will
trade d. j. MYERS.
I'D Cloud, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Attention 10 called 70 the fact that
ths well-ksowt Portrait Artist from
The sasA ". u. 0uiwits. 10 In the
city for . short time only, and all Low.
srs Of ans srayoa work. nov hays the
opportunity Of securing good Portraits
Of themselves OF friends. The Artist
hes . widespread reputation Is . Arst
class and s~usssssful Artist 10 the
most popular picture Of modern times
the Crayon. All work guaranteed
~irst-clsss. Give him . call at Brad.
brooks Photo Gallery, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
ShcFIlPa Sale

N0tice In hereby given that under and by vir-
tue Of On order OF sale issued from the Office III
q, y. CrOne clerk Of tie district court II the ION
Judicial district within and Tor Webster youaty
therein, wherein l.. Alice Watson N plaintiff.
and against Hugh. W.. Iuiliiord, Lucy
SuIIiiord, Seorgs L., Gnliliord and Mr..
defendants, ] shall offer for sale NJ public ven.
due. 20 the highest bidder for cash Ia hand, nj
the east door Of the court house " He'd cloud In
said Webster county, Nebraska. that being the
building wherein the last term OF said court was
holden, on the
8lst day Of May, 1892,
at o O'Clock r. N. Of said day. the following
quarter OF section ten, In township one, north
Of range twelve. west Of the 9Th pm. IN Webster
county. Nebraska. Givsn under my hand this
Gro. X COON, Sheriff,
493Od r BY A. j. T0mlinson. Deputy.
HigRins & Carlow Bros, Prt'n's Att'ys,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Lay Of May, 1892,
Sheriff. Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given that under and
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
the once Of @. B. Crone clerk Of the dis
trict court Of the tenth judicial district,
within and for Webster county, Nebraska,
upon . decree In an action pending there
In, wherein L. Alice Watson Is plaintiff
and against Hugh w. Gulliford, Lucy
Gulliford, George L. 0ulliford, and Mrs.
Gulliford, the wife Of George L. t3ulliford
defendants, I shall offer for sale at public
vendue 70 the highest bidder for cash IN
hand At the east door Of the court house,
at Red Cloud, in said Webster county, Ne
braska, (that being the building wherein
the last term Of said court was holden)
on the
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27

Bright people are The quickest to 'se.
ssntss . good thing asd buy II. We tsl)
Sotsof bright people the Little Early Bic
sees. II goa ere not bright these pills
IN make yes %. O. L. 0ostisg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
31st day OF MAJ, 1892,

at one O'clock p. m. OF sRid DAY
the following described property
towit: The south east quarter
Of section i've 8, township No. three 8, n,
range No. ten 10, west 9Th p m, Webster
county, Nebraska. Given under my hand
this ~ day of April 1892.
4O-30d GEO. 4. COoN. Sheriff.
HIoaINs 4 CARLOW BnOs. PrtR's Atty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Whsa Baby vas sick. We gave hae CAseoeiA.
whsn ~ was . Child, she crssd for CasAosia.
wha ~ became Mn, she chung 10 Csstoris.
WA he hsA Childrsn. shs gave them Cassosi
GosO0Inc Stoves.

GASOLINE stoves.
The best 10 the world, for sale at,
"A. MOHART's. 4O.tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
Sheriff. Sale.

SSs&s
Notice 10 hereby given that under and by vlr-
tue q an order q sale issued from the onlce Of
tenth judicial district within ard. for Webster
county, Nebraska, upon u decree In an action
pla!ntih. and against Henry McCormal, James
McC0rmnl and Anna. McC0rmRl, his wife. Cath
crime Feltis John feltls, Mary Iirhuke, former
. Nary McCormsl and Kari .Mehuke. her hns..
M VIM. u. jackson. executor Of the last will
and testament Of Henry NcCOrmsi, deceased.
s.d Haley brothers, deiendsnts, I shall Offer
tor sale ~ public veudue TO the highest bidder
for cash In hand at the east door o. the court
house, - Red Cloud, IN said Webster county,
last term OF said court was holdenj on tho
0e1a Day OF June, A. D.. 1879,
At one o'clock y, m. Of said day, the following
described property tOwit: Tie north half 81
the north west quarter and the south west guar.
Ter OF the, aorth. west quarter and lot three (3.)
sl In section eight o. township Ous q, north,
range nine loO west OF the 9TH y. N.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF May, A,
D. 1907.
GKO. Il. Coon, sheriff.
-, A.J: T0MLiEs0l, Deputy.
kalcv & Barker. Plaintiffs Attorneys. iiI30d
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
UlnorIlf's sale.

Notice In hereby given that under and Nv vir.
tue OF Nh order 81 sale issued from the Office Of
y. b.. CrOne, clerk OF the district court Of the
tenth judicial district within and for Webster
county, Nebraska upon . decree In an action
pending therein, wherein Ross Il. MATHS, trus.
tee. and Albert q. Durnhsm. plaintiffs, and
against Hugh w. G~ullifOrd, Lucy GuliifOrd. u.
G. Doyxl and George l.. Gulliford. d. r,,ia Is.
] shall 0ner for sals ut public venuur T., the
highest bidder for cash Ia hand at the east ,lUnr
Of the courthouse, ut Red Cloud. In said Web
on the
9Th Day Of Juno, A. ID. 1902,
at one O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the following
described property towit: The east half Of see:
range twelve Q2) west III the 9Th y. H..
Given under my hand this 9th day Of May, 4,
D.. ls02.
GEORGE 4. Coon, Sheriff.
Al. TOmlinsOh, Deputy
Kalev q Barker. Plaintins' Attorneys. ii-J0d
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
children cryfor
caoto1ls


fR1EEg1ED
GEO. GUlkPOBD,
Sole Agent for Webster COunty.
People prorosing TO buy sewing machines
should not fkl " see The
SINGER
The Finest MscAlno Made IN
The World.
Walnut case receives free, 3 Peerless hutton
hoee aeeachMemt. Don't buy until you eco the
6tnGer Improved 6ewlng 1SehiNo.
dec. 00lleoB9, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-05-27
CO. E&At&

MAcorustfogira TIL 6.oerAlry VI Its coyarsywr; oovAn
MUCH VALUABLE r!ionaAyna IroN 4 srunv or rrts MW of TIM
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA ASSESSOR.
John Pace,

III Sr. Pace es otro caballero re.
sldente del Precinto No. 20, resi-.
dente do nuestro Condado por
mas que trece af.os; nm hombre
que con todas las personas que
han tenido negocios con Il, Ia han
conocldo como Ia perteccl6n do Ia
bundad, honestidad 4 integridad,
Es un caballero que on el tempo
que mas necesldad tuyo el partidc
del Pueblo en- Ia Plaza Nueva,
cuando el enemigo con sns false
dades y calumnias 10 guerra alte.
rar, 81 Sc par6 en- su favor j traba-
i6 con tode su slienso para conse-
guir la victoria que recibi6 nuestro
partido. Merece el agradecimiento
~ unanime soporte de todo hombre
quedesea que ell m6rito Y buen
proceder sea recompensado.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22

Las Mnnuelilas, oct. p d. ls02:
l.al.Dr de IA Nm pet rrFnts
permllamc anunelar por medic
dc su pefl6dico NJ pdbllco J 4 to-
dos aqnellos a qnienes cDnelerna
que habidndome dcsenganado que
todas sus promesas son falas y
dc nlngin yalor. pot eaio aesde
esla feeha me RETRO do Ga or8anl.
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