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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
SLASHED A
BUGGY TOP
Martin Lahr Again Be-
fore the Mayor.
CHARGES AGAINST HIM
Are Preferred In Two Separate
Cases--He Will Have Hear
ing Saturday After

Charles Harget, who lives near Cairo
O., called at the Office of Mayor Robert
son Tuesday afternoon and filed an
affidavit against Martin Lahr, of New
Berlin, charging him with malicious
destruction of property. The affidavit
sets forth that on or about the Both OF
December Lahr slashed the top Of a
buggy belonging to Harget and damag-
ed the same to the extent of $40.
Officer Riblet went to Greentown
where Lahr is employed, and served
the warrant Tuesday afternoon, bring
ing Lahr to Canton. He was arraigned
soon after arriving at police head
quarters and pleaded not guilty. The
mayor fixed his bond at 500 and Sc,
the time for hearing the case at March
8, at o'clock. Lahr furnished bono
and was released.
Lahr is the same man who is under
bond on charge of malicious destruc
tion OF property brought short time
ago by Mahlon Sumers, of New Berlin
6umers accuses Lahr of cutting his har
ness and slashing the cushion of hi
buggy. The deed is alleged to havt
been committed in a fit of jealou,
rage occasioned by Sumers stealing tn,
affections Of Miss Jessie Daniels, {
former sweetheart of Lahr's who live
near New Berlin. The hearing OF thi
rather interesting case will occur II
Mayor Robertson's court on next Sat
urday afternoon ut / o'clock. Mis-
Daniels will appear as the star witness
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
erout Bill Endorsed.

Warren, o., Feb. 27.-Trumbull coun.
ty farmers, at their institute at How
land, adopted today a resolution in
support of the Grout bill for uncolored
oleomargarine, and It will be sent to
Senators Foraker and Hanna.
The association elected G. M. Hood
of Liberty, president z. 2. Ewalt, Jr.
of Rowland, vice president, and Emer
son Norton, of Vienna, secretary. The
state speakers were G. c. Housekeeper
of Bowling Green, O., and A. L. White
of Norwich, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CANTON.

James e. Flohr to William Wagner,
part of lots 263 and 264. First ward,
$500.
Alex. Shelton, by assignee, to Caro-
line Kintz, one half acre in Sixth ward,
1900.
MASSILLON.
John Clemens to Edward Leininger,
lot SIT, First ward, $500.
John P. Paul to e. H. Gleitzman, part
of lot 277, Fourth ward, 5000.
OTHER TRANSFERS.
William l.. Parthe to May Moore and
Lille Bowen, 11-100 acres in First
ward. Alliance, $4,000.
]. w. Shelf to Henry Shelf, two acres
in Lawrence township, 5000.
John w. Bliler to Bertha e. Moulton,
lots 62. SO, "a. Canal Fulton, $1,825.
Eliza and Martha McCoughey to John
p. Blank, and one-half acres in Law
renee township, $1,249.
VIM. s. Spidle to Chas. e. Spidle, lots
"a and 95 Wilmot, $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
Welded to an Oyster.

1t is reported that Madam Zaretta.
the woman who has been practicing
palmistry and other arts of the NEGRO
mancist In this city for some months,
was recently united in marriage with
Albert Oyster. young man whose
home Is at Westville. It seems that
the Oyster family and the madam were
quite friendly and that when she was
recently in the tolls at Alliance, the
young man and his father aided her In
efrecting q settlement. Since then the
attachment between her and Aouna
Oyster has eliminated In marriage, ~
ceremony being said 70 have been per
formed IN Ajliance . tsek 40. Il 4
80 AhnH ~. k1nn< - A. n~nnn 11|~1m| r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
TRAINMEN USE
POLIIENEss
New Rule For Ejecting Hobos
Stuns Weary WiiIies---A
Faithful EmpIoye.

The new rule requiring trainmen to
ness to tramps in ejecting tramps or
others who refuse to pay fare on the
trains is bound to cause some trouble.
A faithful uniformed servant of the
Wheeling attempted to obey the rules
when he found two tramps on the blind
baggage car. He had the train stopped
without jolt at a place where there
was green sward and many attrac-
tive landscape figures. Then he
went forward and taking off his cap,
bowed politely to the knights of the
road and said: Pardon me gentle
men, but am under the painful nec-
essity of informing you that 1t is
against the rules to ride on the plat
forms and we are not permitted to
carry any passengers who have not
got tickets or passes, so l would re-
spectfully beg and solicit that you
step down and l will have the brake
man assist you to yonder grassy hum
mock, where you can bask in the sun
shine and watch the trains rush by
Believe me. sirs, this is painful duty
to perform and kindly accept my
heartfelt regret for being obliged by
the requirements of my humble calling
to beg you to depart SO that we can
proceed with our train" The two griz.
ely buns hesitated moment, eying the
conductor quizzingly and then they
walked down and stood in amazemen,
watching the uniformed man as ht
motioned to the engineer to go ahead
Then one of them was heard to say:
"Well I'll be hen kicked and chewed
by doves and scratched by hummine
birds, If this is not one of the mos
polite roads In the United States"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
AN 0UTCAST
FROM HOME
Pretty Alliance Girl at
Infirmary.
SAD STORY OF EVA DICK
She Was Betrayed by q Married
Man--An Effort to Have
the Girl Released
Being Made.

A young girl not yet 16 years of age,
basely betrayed by married man,
driven from her home by an inhuman
father and afterwards taken to the
county infirmary at the request of the
father ia the sad story of Miss Eva
Dick. of this city. says the Alliance
Leader.
Until recently Miss Dick has resided
with her father, James Dick, an engi-
-neer on the P. F. w. & c., whose home
is at 1865 Noble street. During last
summer and fall Miss Dick kept COM
pany with William j. Stanley. who II
is said, betrayed the trusting girl, and
recently left for parts unknown.
On Tuesday. February 10, the father
OF Miss Dick turned her out into the
cold world with curses to live as best
she could. The unfortunate girl went to
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Theodore
Yousey and grandfather. Martin Dick
on East Patterson street, where she was
cared for On Friday she went to the
Russell house and applied for work
After hearing her sad story Proprietor
Henry Myers gave her position, and
she entered upon her duties that day
Miss Dick had the sympathy Of friends
and neighbors who promiaed to assist
her In every way possible
| James Dick, the father not satisfied
with the brutal treatment he had a.
ready given his daughter, induced two
OF the county in1rmsry directors b
come TO this city. and talge bel, baol
Fi{h thom, plel Wont to ~ 1naoel'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
For Insult to Ex-Governor.

Springfield, O., Feb. 27.--Congress-
man Walter l.. Weaver. of this city, has
been promised something ever since he
insulted Ex-Governor Bushnell at Co
lumbus at the behest of Hanna. 1t is
stated here today that he has virtually
landed place worth $4,000 per annum
on the Spanish war claims commissions,
which will have 100000 Of claims, good
and bad, to adjudicate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
BLOWN TO
PIECES
Terrific Boiler Explosion
at Norfolk, Va.
TWO KILLED, TWO HURT
Ono Mans Eyes Seaided Out--
Another Lost Both Legs
Boiler Was Con.
dem ned,
News Democrat Leased Wire Service.

News-D Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Norfolk, Va, Feb. 27.-A terrific boil
er explosion occurred at ID. F. Adams's
saw mills in Grayson county this morn
ing. Mr.. Adams and Thomas Hutchins
were instantly killed. Thomas High
bower had both eyes scalded out. His
son was probably fatally injured. Both
of Adams's legs were blown from the
body. One leg was found forty yards
away.
The boiler had been condemned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
Probate Court.

In the estate of James Hinton, of
Plain township, petition for the sale
of land has been filed and public sale
ordered.
In the estate of Sarah Myers, of
Bethlehem township, public sale of real
estate has been ordered. Inventory
and appraisement filed.
In the estate of Fridolin Holland, OF
Canton, the will has been filed for pro
bate.
In the assignment of Alexander Skel
ton, of Canton, sale of real estate has
been confirmed, deed ordered and or
der of distribution.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
Carr CASE
WITH JURY
Murder Trial Ends at
Akron.
MARY KREINER INSANE
She lmasines All Her Friends
Are In TsoubIe--LinoIeum
Trust Will Fight Private
Concern.

Special to News-Democrat
Akron. Feb. 27.--The Carr murder
case went to the jury this afternoon.
This is the second trial for the same
crime, Carr having been sentepced to
the penitentiary once but he secured
a release. About $50 witnesses were
examined and the trial lasted ten days.
Mrs. Mary Kreiner was adjudged In.
sane today and taken to the MassIllon
asylum She imasines that aer friends
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01

ern part Of the state, was attached
this morning by J. A. King, to recover
judgment for $SSS.11.
It Is reported that the linoleum trust,
of which the Western Linoleum com.
pany, of this city, Is q member, Is 60
ing to fight private concern Of
Youngstown, Ohio. for the purpose Of
putting 1t out of business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01
viii Make Brooms In Niles.

Niles, O., Feb. 27.-The Automatic
Broom Machine company has just or
ganized here to manufacture brooms
and broom machinery. The company
has not yet definitely decided on To-
cation. Officers are: Kedgwin Head,
president, and F. L. Head, secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-01

entirely safe, the abutments ample.
wing and return walls sufficient, and
that said plans are in all respects ad-
equate.
Hammond also made calculation Of
the amount of stonework necessary to
complete the plans as submitted by
Surveyor Hoover and stated in his
affidavit that the same would not ex.
ceed 1880 perches, which at the con-
tract price of s5.S1 a perch, would
amount to SS,5S3.2S.
A blue print copy of the plans was
submitted with the affidavits, which
shows the bridge in every detail.
ANOTHER WATSON.
Wilbur ]. Watson, Of Cleveland, be.
ing sworn, stated in his affidavit that
he was an engineer of twleve years
experience that he was graduate of
the Case school of applied science and
the engineer of the Osborn company
of Cleveland.
He stated that he had examined the
plans as prepared by Surveyor Hoover
and found them to possess sufficient
stability, and that the weakest place
in the arch is, amply strong, having a
resistance of ten. The parapet or
sprandle wall possesses sufficient sta
bility without the addition of any more
masonry. He also stated that the arch
constructed of shale brick instead OF
stone would cost materially less.
PRATT SWEARS.
Charles w. Pratt's affidavit was also
filed. He stated that he had had 19
years experience and had made a
specially of structural stone work. He
had examined the plans submitted by
Hoover and found that they were in
compliance with the general princi
pies as laid down by Trautwine. They
allow sufficient strength and are as
economical as plans are generally. The
plans are entirely feasible and the
bridge well proportioned and of suf
flcient strength in all its parts.
He said that had parapet walls beer
constructed to the height indicated in
Hoover's original plan, the necessity
for Strengthening the face walls would
| not have arisen.
The cost of constructing the arches
of stone would be greater than If they
were made of brick.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
PARA QUE 10 LEAN,

"Lo que me confundo mas al principle fe que 20 me esaba enfaque-
en- condic6n muy peigrosa % bronquits y enfermedad del pulmon. Ell
de tsis que ninguna oMa persona viente On Ell mundo, y quero que leafs este
clones de hero y fabrcas de vdrio mueren de ts. Vds saben u presto
dan para que no entren los ladrones Els al mismo tempo un especbrante y
un t6nico. Me euro de la tis Y q mi nino de crup y yos 10 10 que estoy dicien-
.mucha experiencia con el Remedio Inges de Acker, cree que no puede pa
e@a dada arribs, Cualquera que 10 desee puede escrbirme prrsonalmente
Jamas pense en- la ths, pero III da tuve hemorragia y ent6nces me asuAe de
veras 6 hice 10 mismo que hiciern Vds. Part en- busca del medico. Ell eNaba
demasiado ocupado, oalguna oMa cosa, porque no me hizo ningun bien. Seguf
caminando cuesta abaio v los prospectus eran maos. Sin embargo las cosas
tomaron un aspecto dferente cuando supe del Remedio Inges de Acker para
la Tisis pues 10 tome nj solamente me curod de la tos y de escupir, sine que
seformo TODD mi sistema. Comence q engordar, y la fecha soy un hombre
que tengo tan buena sslud como ell que se pueda halar viajando n semana.
enfrmo las d6is necesarias de ea grandisa medicina. En- my beve ITEM
pc la enfermedad % halaba dominada, y mi nio salvado. Aconseio q todos
los padres que tengan TODD el tempo q mano una botela. Da ell mismo result
tao para mantener 81 crp fuera de la casa que uni buena ceradura y Have
NADIA I'm fasco hace miagros Ensayadlo. Lo que ha hecho pr muchos
AL pso que cura la irritation de la membrane mucosa, da fureza q la consiu-
Hon. M. Hogan, fabrnante de marcos para pinturas, 22 Center Street \. Y.
Sc vende AIS cts, Scots y 81 ell fasco EN- todas parties de ls EstadosU nidosy Canada
yer Tngatra 1c I'd, g. Sd, 4c Cd, 81 no eatas saiaecho despues de comprar retmmd
oil fr@co q vueshob ohcaroy os sH devueto vuestro dinero.
Autonzamos la antecedene garnha. w H. HOOKER Y CHA, Propidaros, Nueva
vents Dor Fishery Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
Notas de Ia oorte de pistrito

En- la causa del Territorio contra Per
fecto Amanda, GUERILLA por ell asesinato
de Jose Romero, que fue muerto en- ell
pasado Diciembre cerca de Golden, des.
pues de la examination de varios testi
gos E. G. Abbott hizo una moci6n para
retirar Ia causa por no haber testimo-
MO suiciente para sostener la GUERILLA.
La corte, despues de informarse bien
In las premises, otorg6 Ia mocion, y las
querellas en- contra de Amanda y otros,
en- rdmero de tres, fueron desechadas
y los demandados fueron puestos en-
iber tad.
Los pequenos jurados del t~erritorio
Fueron despedidos 81 sabado pasado.
Mateo Pereira de Freitas, native de
obtuvo el sabado pasado del
iuez McFie u papeles de ~ciudadania.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
ENvIANDo HoMBREs
A NUEvo MEXICO.
Rock island ha Trasportado 5000 para
Construir su Extension.
Kansas City Journal.

t
Calcdlase que 81 ferrocarril Rock
Island ha .sacado 5000 t~rabajadores de
Kansas City para que trabajen en- la ex-
tension de gu via. la cual so esta cons
truyondo dc Liberal, Kansas, q Ell
Paso. Una partida de 500 consistente
en- su mayor parte de italianos, ninguno
de los cuales saba n palabra de in
giles, fue enviada para Liberal la sema-
ma pasada.
"El Rock Island ha estado despa-
chando partidas de esta naturaleza du-
rante tres meses" dijo I'M empleado del
%ferrocarril. LA mayoria de los traba-
jadores permanecen solamente hasta que
reciben la paga de su primer mes. En-
seguida a%rrojan d un lado sus palas 4
otras herramientas y Sc van d trabajar
en- ranches 8 en- minas. De esta ma
nera los f~errocarriles han ayudado a CO.
@lonizar gran parte del oeste. Millares
de italianos y extranjeros usan este me-
TODD para irse q la parte sudoeste del
pals. Consiguen su pasaje gratuito pcr
ferrocarril. Despues de que estan re-
sentados y %juntan algun dinero muchos
de ellos mandan por sus familias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
Moline de Florear en- Taos .

Benjamin G. Randall, ~ingeniero ci-
vii y de minerva bien conocido, que vi
site Taos hace un ano sobre negocios
de miras, vlendo una oportunidad muy
favorable para ell ESTABLISHMENTS y ope-
racion de una planta moderna y mejo-
rada de vapor para moler grano en- 81
vale de Taos, comenz6 la construction
de tai moline hace algunos meses y
ahora 10 tiene conclude y listo para
operaciones, y empezara la molienda de
trfgo ell dia 1ro de Octubre. Ell moli-
no sera movido por n maquina de
vapor de cuarenta caballos de fuerza.
Todr la maquinaria es de 10 meior Y
contiene las dltimas mejoras en- el ne
gocio de forear. Tiene capacidad pa
rA IS barriles de harina cada "a horas,
y consumira cerca de 400 barriles de
trigo por dia. Mr.. Randall anticipa
que hasta el ano que viene no podra
mover su molino mas que la mitad del
tempo q causa del abasto limitado de
trigo, pero cree que en- 1902 podra man.
tener en- corriente ell moline TODD ell
tempo, pues le prometen que sembra-
ran mucha mayor cantidad de trigo.
La mejor clase de flor sera llamada "La
Mejor Patente de Randall la siguien-
to "Orgullo del Vale de Taos" BESIDE
que Sc quem6 ell moline de Gusdorf, ell
ha echado mucho menos una plan
ia de esta naturalezs, la cual es graft
icante saber que esta necesidad sera
ahora suplida. Ell trigo de Taos es "a
moso porque produce harina superior q
"a mejor de Kansas y Colorado. Durante
nuchos amos ell vale de Taos abastecio
lie harina q la parte septentrional de
.uevo Mexico, y no hay razon para
lue no 10 vuelva a hacer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28

yer los Aruculos. Hoy ofrecemos n de los reojes mejors que se hanHuesto
iamas de venta: UN GENUINE AMERICANA GAIA cerrada de ID qunates la
vada en oo resorte para dr cuerda a. ponerlo, tamano para cabaMero 8 senora,
MovIMf SNTo AMERICANA GENUINE, qin orndo dejoyas raIdo de- ten
de ferrGrl garanhzedo puimentado en- MIGUEL regMado y ajustado, con mi
GARANTIA POR 20 AMOS por escrto en- pparencia y durabiidad igual q
un RELOJ DE ORC MACIZO de $40 A todos los afcionados q u roj de
primera 6rden daremos por los 60 ds subsecuentes, absolutamente gratis, los 81
guientes hermosos regaos: l PIPA DE ESPUMA de Vnna, cuenca grande bo-
quila de amhar del yal0r.de sl5o; un CIGARRERo DE EsPUMA genuine, del
vaor de rs cts una TABAQUERA DE VAQUETA, % cts; 1 CIGARRERO DE
EsPUMA para cigantos 50 cts; una FosFoRERA de niquel, % cs una CA
DENA DICKENS lavada en- ORC col dque de Cameo S150; un hermoeo BRO
CHE ayado en- orc, slUi " par de hermosos ARETEs con piedras brIlantss
S1O0; hermoso PRENDEDOR ION pHdras relucienbs 40 cts; l par de BOTO-
MES DE PUNo Iaysdos 81 orc col una peda engaahda, 40 cts; IN par Dc 30;
TONEN DE MANGA cen superfcie de pera, % cntavos; 2 BOTONES DE
CUJELLo, De prla. 50 cts y N hormeso, .FIsTos o piedra fa, 7 cts. 81
Reoj yls IA presentes SO mandarin y sean entregados sobre page de 1898 ybs
carg0s dc expeso, con pivlegio de pena ezsminae56n pqeden 9 YtOrnadosa
PRES0, los $l99 deben acompanar q la orden. CUANDo Ell DINERo Sc
ENVIE CON LA ORDEN regaamos n hermMa NAVAJA DE BOLSA
MAJ Y no los ar aTheglSs gr cegreq enrrsgetrado pagado de sntemOno. UN
81 querea r%oi de tamano de cabaleo 9 senora. Cuando SO crdena no para Sc
fora mondomos Codeno Lorgnett lovodo en- orc de 80 pulgadas IN vez de la
de Dickens pmo coboeros. ESCRIBID HOY anes u 10 ogote ell surido.
Direction: ATLAS JEWElRY 90, "a Metropolitan Block, Chicago III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
Una Communication.

Senior Redactor-Permftame hablar
unas cuantas palabras IN favor del Re-
medic Chamberlain de la Tos. Pade-
Ct trer amos de bronquitis y no podia
dormir de noche. Valime de medicos
diversos y de diferentes medicines de
patente, pero NADIA pudo aliviarme has
ia que mi esposa obtuvo un frasco de
esta v~aliosa medicine la cual me ha ali
viado del todo-W. s. Brockman, Bag
nell, Mo. Este remedio Sc vende en-
todas las botfcas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
Tuvo a Raya la Muerte.

E. b. Munday, abogado de Henrietta,
Texas, chasque6 int vez al s%epulturero'
Dice: "Mi hermano estaba muy malo
de febre malaria 6 ictericia. Persua-
ollie a tomar Amargos Electricos y pres
to Sc halo mejor, pero continue su use
hasta que estuvo enteramente curado.
Estoy cierto que los Amargos Electro
O le salvaron la vida" Este remedio
desecha la malaria, mata los germenes
de enfermedad y p%urtica la sangrei
ayuda en- la digestion, regula ell higado,
rinones 6 intestinos, cura constipation,
dyspepsia, Intermediates de los nervios,
Intermediates de los rinones, enferme
dades de mujeres; da salud perfecta. Sc
vende q Scots en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28

VUESTRA FAZ.

Muestra Of estado de v~uestros sentimientos
y tambien el estado de vuestra salud. La san
gre impura SO hace aparente en- una compile
xi6n pdlida y amarillenta, Espinillas y Erup
clones de la Piel. 81 os sentis dsbilitado o
cansadoy no teneis aspecto ~saludable, debe
tomar el Elixir de Acker para la sangre. Gu
ra todas las Intermediates de la sangre donde
f~racasan las Zarzaparrillas baratasy los titula
dos puridcantes; sabiendo este, vendemos cada
botella bajo una g~arantia p~ositiva. De venta
Dor Fischer v Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
curacion oierta para Disenteria ' Diarrea

"Hace algunos amos era miembro de
n partida que Sc proponia hacer un
viaje prolongado en- bicicleta, dice F. L.
Taylor, de New Albany, Bradford
County, Pa. "Me vi repentinamente
aconetido de diarrea, y estaba por re-
%nnnciar al viaje cuando Ell redactor
Ward, de Laceyville Messenger, sugiri6
que tomase una d6sis del Remedio
Chamberlain para ell Colico, C6lers y
Dfarrea. Compre un frasco y tome dos
dosis, n antes de partir yuma en- ell
canine. Hice ell viaje con buen exito
y nunca sentf ningunos malos efectos.
De nuevo en- ell verano pasado me vi
completamente postrado con IN ataque
de disenteria. Compre uu frasco de
este mismo remedio y en- esta vez una
dosis me euro" De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
La Ultima volnntad de un Relojero.

Hiio mio:--la .'hora" de mi muerte
va q ,,sonar en- ell cuadrante de Ia eter-
nidad," mi exiistencfa esta ~pendiente de
la marchadel 'minutero" del "horario'
pero antes de que Sc me ponga "horizon-
talmente" en- la 'caja" m~ortuoria escu.
cha atentamente, hijo mfo,el "timbre''
cascade de mi o que Sc extingue; por-
que este dltimo minute, es sagrado y
no hay ~''segundo" que perder. Que elho-
nor sea el "resorte'' de tn vida. y la pru-
dencia ell regulator" de tus acciones; 81
tus "movimientos, estan,, reglados,,' 81
ell amor al projimo es la %''llave'' de tn
conducts, las "horas.. correran para ii en-
ancha "esfera" dedicha y felicidad. No
"compongas' jamas 10 "descompuesto,"
valiendote de "esmalte' enganador, el
robo es I'm "grano" de polvo que detie.
ne las "ruedas'' de una conciencia rura,
y tranquila; frecuentemente hace aguie.
ros one no SO pueden tapar con "rubf'
ST sigues mis- consoles, no tendrds ne
cesidad, cuando "baie' la "cadena" de
tus dfas,de remontar el curse de tn vi
da 8 de buscar Escapes" y podrds sin
"balancfn," ponerte de acuerdo con ell
gran 'relojero" del universo'por tus ma
nos estaran ''puras'' ylimplas'' y no "gra-
badas y torneadas'' por Ell "roce'' de ma
las ~acciones.
Adfos hijo milo. Ell "vidrio" de mi
'muestra" rompi6 y no hay manera de
reponerlo.
HoRAcIo RELoJERo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28
Trabsjando Noche y Dia.

La mas laboriosa y poderosa costa
que SO ha hecho jamds es las Nuevas
Pildoras Whales del DR.. King. Estas
pildoras cambian la debilidad or forta-
leza, la dejadez en- energia, fatiga cere
bral en- fuerza mental. Son milagrosas
en- reconstruir la salud. rs cts. la GAIA.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-09-28

as mismas sean trasmitidas d Ia Sra.
William Mckinley y Theodore Roose-
welt, presidente de los Estados Unidos.
A. L. MORRISON, SR..
Presidente.
JOHN r.. NOTE,
j. F. CHAvEs,
Benz. M. READ,
Gro. W. KNAEBEL,
ComisioR.