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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
I'm A~mlllaramiento Mejor en- ell Condad
de Rio Arriba.

Un %corresponsal del condado de Rio
Arriba nos escribe que un amillara-
miento mejor de prapiedad tasable en-
ell condado de Rio Arriba ha sido hecho
este ano que por muchos a1os pasados.
Esta es noticia muy grata y debe espe-
rarse que esta buena obra continuara.
Ell condado de Rio Arriba es uno de los
~condados mas riccs y prosperos del te-
rritorio, y no hay absolutamente MIN
guna razon para que un amillaramiepto
iusto 8 impartial en- aquel condado no
sea hecho. Hay mercedes en- dicho
condado que a Ia fecha son amillaradas
de 20 q 80 c~entavos por acre, cuyo ami
llaramiento deberia ser de dos q tres
pesos por Acre. Algunas de estas mer-
cedes estan patentizadas y con6rmadas
y gentlemen terrenos de MADEIRA muy
~extensos y v~aliosos en- adici6n q exec
lentes terrenos agrfcolas y de pasture, y
deben ser tasados de conformidad. Las
demandas por tasacion pendientes Gu
aquel condado en- contra de contribu-
yences delincuentes deben ser empuja-
das con eeleridad q n conclusion final
y los muchfsimos miles de pesos debi-
dos al condado y territorio contenidos
estas demandas deben ser recauda-
dos y pagados donde legftimamente
correspondent. Los ofciales q quienes
compete no pueden hacer este con de-
masiada presteza. Aquf SO presenta
una o~portunidad al procurador de dis
trito E. Q. Abbott para hacer una buena
obra por 81 territorio y por 81 condado
= tambien para gauar buenas propinas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20

fpruebas del candado de Valencia por
c%uatro terminus ~consecutivos, iuez de
pruebas por un termino, diputado al
guacil por III termino, yfue candidate
prominente para la nomination Repu
blicana para delegado al congreso en-
1882, cuando ell partido Republican,
postul6 al Hon. Tranquilino Luna q
esa poslcion. Durante aquella campa-
ma Ell senor Otero presto ayuda valiosa
al candidate Republican, para delegado.
Ell senior Otero fu6 nombrado regis
trador de la ofcina de terrenos de San.
ia Fe por 81 Presidente Mckinley. He
probable ser IN Official muy efciente,
honrado y capaz y en- todos respectos
merece ser %nombrado otra vez. Tiene
Ell apoyo de Ia organization del particle
y de los principales y meiores Repu-
blicanos del territorio y ciertamente pa
rece que sera nombrado de nuevo
Ell senior Otero es dichoso en- su ma
trimonio y tiene una familia de estima
bles hijos 6 hijas, siendo una de sus
hijas la esposa del Hon. Solomon Luna,
miembro de la comisi6p nacion ! Repu
blicana por Nuevo Mexico y n de los
ciu ladanos principales y mas acaudala
dos borregueros del territorio.
FL senor Otero es primo hermano
del gobernador M. A. Otero, su adre
81 juez Antonio Jose Otero y Ell Hon.
Miguel A. Otero. padre del gobernador,
fueron hermanos.
Ell pueblo del territorio one ha como
cido al senior Otero y ha tenido con 81
relaciones ~personales y oficiales durante
los cuatro a1os pasados, esta unanime
en- favor de gu renombramiento.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
"a cmpleo Publico % una responsibilities
publica.

~ ~MpAov ubsASv " ~Ao &NeHPvhnSbAiAWAu
publica.
Ell Hon. e. A. Miera, pfesidente de-
cuerpo dc c~omisionados del condado dc
Bernalillo, y miembro de la comisi6r
dc riego del territorio, ha dado buer
ejemplo q los incumbentes de. empleos
en- Nuevo Mexico y on otras parties
Tan luego como fue nombrado miembrc
de la comision de riego SO puso q estu-
diar las tecnicalidades y aspectos prac.
ticos del riego. Consiguio las mejorei
autorldades sobre 81 asunto y es hoy,
aparte de ingenieros dc riego, una de
las autoridades mejores sobre riego en-
Nuevo Mexico. En- la misma manera
como miembro del cuerpo de comisio.
nados, ha estudiado las diversas Eases
de gobierno de condado y en- gran me
dida por medic de sus bien dfrigidos es-
~fuerzos las rentas del condado de Ber-
%nalillo han sido grandemente aumenta-
das y la administration de condado
puesta sobre una base de negocios. No
es meramente la a~sistencia q las %juntas
de los cuerpos q que pertenece q fin de
hacer mayoria y sacar gu ~salario, 10 que
EXTRA en- la conception de su deber por
el senior Miera, sino mas bien dar tanto
tempo y tanta refexi6n como possible
q los objetos para los cusles existen
aquellos cuerpos. Uu ndmero dema-
siado grande de ~empleados en- los Esta-
dos Unidos contemplan un empleo pd-
blico como un perquisito privado al
cual no necesitan dar una mitad de la
atencion y atu menos tempo del que
|darian q cualquiera o~cupacion particu-
lar por la cual les pagasen la mitad del
s%alario. Afortunadamente para Nuevo
Mexico. ell mas elevado ideal sobre en-
pleo pdblico que sigue ell senior Miera
prevalece entire Ia mayoria de ofciales
federales, territoriales, de condado Y
municipalities. y a ellos Nuevo Mexico
algdn dia debera ocupar I'm alto range
entire los estados de Ia Union.
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Ell HON. M. R. oTERo.
Registrador de la oAcina de Terreuos dc
los Estados Unidos en- Santa Fe.

Ell Hon. Manuel r. Otero, registra-
dor de la o6cina de terrenos de los Els,
tados Unidos en- Santa Fe, es de indole
quieta y sin pretensiones pero posee
gran fuerza de caracter y es an ciuda-
dano prominente y progresista del to-
rritorio.
Naci6 en- 1841 81 la pequena pobla-
ci6n de Peralta, en- 81 condado de Va
%lencis, ell condado que ha votado cons
tante y s6lidamente por el partido Re-
publicano desde Ia organization de ese
partido on 81 territcrio y jamas ha des-
mayado 6 variado en- ese proceder.
Su padre fue 81 Juez Antonio Jose
Otero y gu madre Dcna Francisco Cha.
YES, ambos d~escendientes de ilustres fa-
milias espanolas que SO contaron entire
las primeras c~olonizadoras de Nuevo
Mexico. Su padre fue juez asociado de
la primera corte supreme de Nuevo Me-
xico y Ell juez que presidia en- 81 tercer
distrito judicial. Su madre fue hija
del Hon. Francisco Chaves, gobernador
de la provincial de Nuevo Mexico bajo ell
gobierno espanol.
Ell senior Otero recibi6 una educaci6n
clasica en- la Universidad de San Luis,
y estaba en- Ia clase mayor a punto de
matricularse cuando fu6 llamado a casa
cor, motive de la muerte de gu madre.
Entro POGO despues q la arena politica
y ocupo muchas posiciones de respon-
y honor. Fue escribano de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
Falseo dos Libranzas.

Thomas Mcmahon, carpintero de
Deming, Sc halla confnado en- la carcel
del condado de Luna por un acto que
cometi6 cuando estaba ebrio. Estandc
apurado por dinero trat6 de obtenerlo
forjando dos libranzas. Cuando fue
acusado SO confeso culpante de cada
cargo y fue afsnzado en- Ia suma de
$1,000 para aguardar la accion del
pr6ximo gran jurado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
iREGALo GRATUITo!

Ell NUEvo MExIoANo mandara q TODD
suscritor nuevo que envie el pago de un
ano de suscricion, un bottom lavado
en- orc con r%etrato, gratis, del sus-
critor 8 de cualquier miembro de su
familia. Todo 10 que requerimos es
un retrato de la persona q quien
Sc desea representa- en- el fot6gra-
70 del bottom. Escriban por muestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20

CURA PARA La DYSPEPSIA.
DIGIERE 10 QUE COMETS.

Digiere artificialmente ell alimentc
y ayuda q la naturaleza a fortalecer
y reconstruir los organos digeritivos
exhaustos. Els 81 digeritivo y tonico
mas recientemente descubierto. MIN
guna otra preparation puede aproxi-
marsele en- efcacia. Alivia en- eli acte
y cura permanentemente la Dyspepsia,
la Indigestion, Ardor de Corazon,
Flatulencia, Estomago Bilioso, Nau-
sea, Dolor de Cabeza, Gastralia, Ca
lambres y todos los demas resultadoe
de imperfecta digestion.
Precio Bets. y 81. Ell mas granae
contiene q veces del mas pequeno.
Sc envia gratis un libro acerca de la
dyspepsia.
Preparado por e. G. Dewitt y Cha, Chicago
En- la botica de Ireland
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20

Ell lines antepasado una descarga
electrical cayo sobre un arbol cerca del
cual estaban apiladss Glen cuerdas de
lena pertenecientes q la companfa w.
I'll. Martin de Rosedale, condado de
Socorro. Prendio fuego q la lena y q
no haber sido por 81 ~oportuno a%uxilio
de los v~ecinos habria sido totalmente
destruida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
Ahogada On un Cubo.

Una nina de dos amos de edad, hija
de Nicanor Gonzales, de Largo, conda-
do de San Juan, SO ahogo el domingo
antepasado en- I'M CUBIC que estaba lleno
de aqua junto q la Residential de la ia.
milia. Estaba va muerta cuando fue
ron & f~avorecerla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20

Gran Aumento en- las Bntradas de Terre
nos Dnrante 81 Ultimo Ano Fiscal.

El Hon. M. r. Otero, registrador, y
81 Hon. E. F. Hobart, recibidor, de la
ofcina federal de terrenos en- Santa Fe,
han mandado al departamento del inte-
rior sus informes sobre los negocios
despachados por la o6cina durante el
ano fiscal que concluyo 81 dia 30 dc Ju-
MO de 1901. Ha habido gran aumento
en- 81 ndmero y extension de las entra-
das dc terreno, en- su mayor parte q
causa de las entradas hechas por Ia CO.
mission de terrenos de- los Estados Uni
dos, y tambien por motive del grande
interes tornado en- Nuevo Mexico por
~pobladores prospectivos. El siguiente
es un abstracto de la parte ~estadfstica
del informe:
Condado de Bernalillo: Entradas
de domicilio, 2,615.37 acres.
Condado de Colfax: Entradas de
domicilio, 1868, 76 acres terrenos bal
dios, 1900. 90; terreno vendido, 209. "a;
escogimientos territoriales, 1896. 38
acres. Total, Sc. 783,48 acres.
Condado de Guadalupe: Entradas
de domicilio, 18,97O.29; terreno ven-
dido, S96.97; escogimientos territorial
les, $4,000. Total, Is. 1926 Acres.
Condado de mckinley: Entradas
de domicilio, 10000; terreno vendido,
700. 36; escogimientos terriroriales, 3d.
379.9 8. Total, 85, 291. "a acres.
Condado de Mora: Entradas de do
micilio, 13, 500 SO; terrenos baldios, 800;
terrenos vendidos, ia; escogimientos
%territoriales, 11,134,47 acres.
Condado de Rio Arriba: Entradas
de domicilio, 5,849.62; terrenos bal
dfos, $4,000; terrenos vendidos, 1886
Total, 6,579.18 acres.
Condado de San Miguel: Entradas
de domicilio, 1887. n; terrenos bal
dfos, 1907. 80; terreno vendido, 1881.
Total, 2 ,759.48 acres.
Condado de San Juan: Entradas de
domicilio, 5,847.94 terrenos baldfos,
1,O05. 10. Total, 6,443. Is acres.
Condado de Santa Fe: Entradas de
domicilio, 800. 90; terreno vendido, 200
90. Total, $4,000 acres.
Condado de Taos: Entradas de do
m%lcilio, 10000; escogimientos terrific
riale. 10, 259 20. Total, 11,219.70
acres.
Condado de Valencia: Entradas de
domicilio, 100000; ter emo vendido,
..42; escogimien.os territoriales, 1885,
918 26. Total. 1852, 1913 81 acres.
Condado de Socorro: Entradas de
domicilio, 1,941. 80; terrenos baldfos,
Total, 2,261.00 acres.
Ndmero total de Acres asignados du
rante 81 ano fiscal que concluy6 en- 30
de- JUNO de 1901, 34S, 1885, "a. I'm au-
neto de 247,616 comparable con ell ano
FISCAL que concluyo en- 80 de JUNO de
1900.
Entradas en- Elective de todas fuen-
,es, $44,079.3 80. Tn aumento de $18,-
557 comparable con 81 ano fiscal que
,oncluyo en- 80 de JUNO de 1900.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
Lo- que Haran los Centavos.

Traeran alivio q los que padecen de
asma 8 tfsis, aun en- los peores casos.
Esto es lc que cuesta una dosis de La
Mel y Alquitran de Foley. Vale Ia
pena de I'M onsaye.-De venta en- todas
la boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20

dado de San Juan, presto SO dara 81 tono
de ciudad, habiendo decidido los conf.
sionados de condado que es un lugar
propio y eligible para incorporation.
Dentro de POGO sera designado ell item
pc y lugar para tener una election.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-07-20
Nuevo Mexico Demanda el
Estado al Congreso 57mo.

Por Derecho y en- Justicia
Nuevo Mexico debia ser Es-
tado.
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may be In a position financially to en-
gage in business win pay to him the
sum which would be required to de-
fray his transportation and mess ex-
penses to the United states. Arizona
and New Mexico were settled by men
discharged from the army in those ter
ritories after their enIlstments had ex-
pired."
Inspector-General Breckenridge said:
Il am in favor Of an army the size Of
which shall be based upon Lieutenant
General Miles Recommendation Of one
soldier for every thousand inhabitants
OF the United States"
senator Hawley. chairman OF the
senate committee on military affairs
said:
Precisely what should be done must
depend upon current events. We are told
that in Cuba and Porto Rico we can
organize a veiy considerable and re-
liable native force. but to what extent
this can be done IN the Philippines
is very indefinite. There ought not
to be any hesitation whatever as 10
our duty Of establishing a very con-
siderable standing army"
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y .enl Nd lnal porl ana bid san.el

be sent via tina, port and the Sunset
route.
This now departure by the Pacific
Mail Is due 20 les quarrel with the
Panama railroad. II IL admitted by
both sides that an prospects for set
tlement OF the igh. have vanished.
To aid Il In i,s ngh, for Central
American and Mexican business the
Panama railroad has enlisted the ser.
vices OF the Pacific Steam and the
Chilean Navigation companies. They
have a Joint service between Valparaiso
and Panama and ocos the latter being
the most northern por, OF Guatemala
Thcy are TO extend their Joint services
70 this port each company sending
vessel here alternately every two weeks.
The first vessel Is ON the way from Nal-
paralso. IN consideration cf calling at
Mexican Pacific ports, the Mexican
government has agreed 20 give the two
lines Jointly subsidy OF ssS.Ooo a year,
They also receive subsidies from sew
eral Central American states.
Pacific Mail officials say that the
mail steamers will continue TO run TO
Panama. making all the old ports OF
call and several new ports In addition,
They say the Pacific Mail Is bound TO
lose considerable business from Central
America and Mexico, " per cent OF
which consists OF cotfec shipments TO
the Atlantic seaboard and Europe. but
they hope to hold fair share Of the
traflie by quoting rates via this port
In connection with the Southern Pacific.
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cunAN pRoMuLaArIoNs.
Different Parties OF Constitutional Con-
ventiOn submit Diverse Reso-
lutlons.

HAVANA. Jan. a-The Cuban con-
stisutional convention Is considering
two prcmulgations Of the nisure rela-
sions between Cuba and the United
States. One OF these afiirms. In the
FIRST place. an acceptance OF the Mon
roe doctrine and the establishment Of
friendly relations with all nations. to-
gether with resolution to proceed In
all cases In complete accord with the
United States.
IN the second place Il proposes 70
put at the disposal Of the United States
portion OF the shore of any bay ot
the north coast and or two bays on
the south coast for naval stations, to-
gether with concessions sufficient In ex-
tent for the purpose of defense and
sanitation.
In the third place, Il declares that
Cuba win place herself on a war foot
ing to help the United states IN case
such assistance SHOULD be needed. while
fourth proviso Is an ampllfcatlon OF
the first. second and third.
The other promulgatiOn contem-
plates;
First-That the convention Is vested
with authority only to convene.
second-Not having been granted leg
lslatlve functions. the convention can
not arrange the basis OF future rela-
tons
Thlrd-Nevertheless. should Washing
ton desire such a discussion. the con-
vention Is willing to discuss and agree
upon an arrangement OF mutual rela-
tons
Fourth-The aspirations Of the con-
vention are merely 10 consolidate the
country for reconstruction. It's ener-
giles are directed toward supporting the
avowed policy OF the United states. to
which Cuba is bound by indessructible
ties Of gratitude. said policy being ,has-
ed upon the unequivocal preservation ot
liberty and Independence through the
American continent
The former PRONUNCIATION embodles
the desires OF the delegates friendly to
the United States. The latter Is a coun-
tercheck to the extremists. II is con-
sidered that the former Is likely TO
rarry
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COLONIAL ARMY.
onicials Discuss Plans for EnlIstns
Native Troops.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-A special 70 the
Herald from washington says:
Army officers are discussing the prop
osition for colonial army.
"rhe proposition for a colonial army.
said Lieutenant General Miles. IL de-
veloped properly. would seem to have
advantages. The idea Is not an entire
" new one. as our present volunteer
force OF 5000 men was enlisted ex-
clusively for service in the Philippines.
and the pending army reorganization
bin provides for an increase in the
army at the presidents discretion. to
meet the present emergency in those
islands or any other incident that may
arise.
1T seems. however. that the trouble
in the Philippines is not OF as tempOr-
airy a character as has been predicted.
In view OF this it might be well to
model an army somewhat after Eng
lands Indian army. where the natives
Of India are enlisted and made TO 90
excellent police and campaign work"
Adjutant-General corbin pointed out
that the suggestions for colonial
army are in line with the policy which
VIII be observed BY the war depart
ment. "A man" said General Corr
bin. will be enlisted for service in any
part Of the country or in any one Of
our dependencies he may select. II he
desires to serve in the Philippines he
win be enlisted for a regiment serv-
ing there; if for Cuba, for a regiment
serving in Cuba; if for New York har-
Dor. for a regiment serving at Gov
ernor's Island or Fort Hamilton.
The department win be glad to dis
charge an enlisted man after his en-
listment has expired in the Philippines.
If he 50 wishes. and in order that he
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puanE and eauth9
scales and dAnduR And the
whitening and eoothnk rcd rough
body Faahe hng and irnaons n tho tota
ona inhammauons and exootatna or 700
froe offensive psvpaon IN me form Of w s wos,avs weak
which readily uuEseat
tSnselss 70 women and spec.y mother and Tor M the pvsss
those who have used 60 other especially Cor ptsasr
infants children
derived
cleansing ingredients
mcdteuied
purifying and buae
utng hair other dnts@uo
for all tho
Of n HoAf
al skin and
the world
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sroRM ~ srocK MAnKnr.
Prces swept Downward In Torrent Of
selling.

NEW YORK. N ", January s. 1891,
The long expected storm Of liQuIda-
tlon broke over the stock market TO-
day and swepl prlcea In torrent Of
aCillng on downward course, Il was
not effcctually checked even at the
close OF the market. There were wide
brcaehes by this time and the precipl.
tate character Of the selling gave the
market an appearance Of seml-dcmon-
lisation. speculatoa who werr long on
stocks showed many symptoms OF pan.
lc in their scramble to save The im-
posing profits which the prolonged rise
haa indicated for thcn on paper,
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REFUSES TO PAY TAXES.
Miss Anthony Demands sunrass as Due
Her as a Taxpayer.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Jan. s-The la
test Development in the woman suf-
frage fight. begun over quarter OF a
century ago when Susan B. Anthony
and her sister, Mary 5. Anthony. were
arrested and fined. Is the stand taken
by Mary S. Anthony In the matter Of
taxation Of her property. she sends
notice to County Treasurer Hamilton
that she win not. in the future, pay
taxes except under protest. until she
is allowed the right OF suffrage.
This action will likely result in a test
case being brought N the court.
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pRIzEFIoHr IN NEVADA
Being Arranged by Dan stuart Tor the
Latter Part OF March.

CARSON. New. Jan. S.-pan Stuart.
the priEehght promoter. has arrived
here. He made the statement tha, he
was here In the interest OF a prise
fight TO take place In the latter part
OF May. He states that Jeffrles. In all
probability. would be here.
When asked II Fi,zsimmons would 20
against the champion. he made no de-
nial but stated that he had plenty OF
material. He mentioned McGovern as
one Of his stars stuart has secured
land for an arena. which gives the lm-
preston tina, he means business.
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PACIFIC MAILS FIGHT.
After January 2ath Southern Pacific
Instead OF Panama Railroad WIN
Handle Its New York
Rnslnass

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3.-After
January cath the Pacific Mail Is TO
handle all It's business between Central
American and Mexican Pacific points
and New York and Europe by the way
Of San Francisco and the Southern Pa
cifc's New Orleans route. when ex-
tensive wharf facilities are completed
at Guaymas, part Of the business will
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NEPHEW OF MKrNLEY.
Body OF Late Paymaster Barber
Brought to San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3.-The body
Of the late Lieutenant George II. Bar
Der. paymaster IN the navy and nephew
Of President Mckinley. has been taken
from the transport Grant to the Mare
island navy yard. II will be trans
ported east soon.
The body was taken on by the Grant
at Hong Kong. the vessel making a
special call there for that purpose on
the way from Manila TO this port,
Lieutenant Barber died OF fever sew
eral months ago.
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"THB NlLW AUKER.'

A familiar name for the Chicago.
Milwaukee a 81. Paul Railway, known
All over the Union az the Great Railway
running the Pioneer Limited" trains
every day and night between ~. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
'The only perfect train m the world"
Understand. Connections are made
with all iranscontinental lines. ACQUIRING
TO passengers the best service known.
I.uYurious coaches. electric light. steam
heat. OF a verify eQpaled BY no othsf
llae.
see that your ticket reads via "rhe
Milwaukee" when going 10 any point
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other lnfor-
nation, address,
J. w. CASEY. c. J. EDDY.
1'rav. Pass. Agt.. Gen. Ag,..
Portland. Oregon. Portland. ore.
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WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jan. a-whea,, waua
walla. S6hQb6
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. a.-whea,.
May. iOtA: cash, 81.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. S.--wheat, March.
g.. aAd
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EVERY WOOL SHIRT WAIST IN
$500. They ali 20 at.............s1.50
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rxrLEn PRESIDENT.
Venezuelan Ex.Prsldent Now In Porto
Rico.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Jan, s-
Former PrcSdent Andrade. OF vcne.
zuela. who has been exlled since the
last revolution. Is here, lie expects to
leave In the near future and Il la be.
neved he win Join the Venezuelan In
ahrrRnln
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ITCHING LIMBS
And All Forms Of Itching, Scay Humors Are
Instantly Relieved and Speedily
Cured by CUTIcURA.
Speedy Cure Treatment $l.25

Battle the affected parts with hot and CUTIcURA Soar TO
cleanse the skin and scalp Of and scales and soften the
hckened cue Dry, without hard rubbing and apply CurcuRA
OINTMENT freely aay itching irritation and inflammation and
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