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The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

\ cough is not d'scase but u a,u,p
ON. Consumption Hn,! bronchitis
whi''h are the mus: dangerous and fats
persS'rn' cough, and il properl,
treated Ms sonn ~ tins cough appear,
are easily eur, d. Cham mberlains Couyl
Remedy hss proven wonderfully sur
cs,sful, and gained it's wide reput atior
an'i extensive sale by it's success in eur
ing the diseases which ca,lss coughing
II it 10 not beneficial it will not Coz,
you n cent. For sale by Ikelmxn Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
The individual who gets the

The individual who gets the
Tcwesi letters makes the most
complaint 10 tn" postmaster: thu
iinn who never had good meal
n: home growls at the hotel accom-
modatiun-; the person who COM
plains most of his neighbors is til
meanest Of the lot; the churcl,
m mber who pays the least to the
preachers salary finds the mos'
fnuit with his preaching and al
why's complains of bad manage
rlent of the church. aud the sub
iber who is III" slowest to pay
" subscription finds the most
a'Iit with the local paper, unless
i, is the fellow who don't take it at
all and borrows his neiehbor's
copy TO read. La Junta Tribune
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
MISER'S HIDDEN HOARD.
n the Filth Amid Which
He Had Lived,

William Bowers. a miser who ownsu
$lU'O00 worth OF property in ionkcrs
and Chicago. died short time ugo IA
ST. Joseph's hospital IN Iouk-rs be-
cause he Was weakened by In. lack OF
nourishment- Dr. j. +. (ibsGn VA.
made administrator of his property.
and he and +. X. Donoghue found thai
Bowers had lived in miserable bed.
room in an apartment house. An old
ran bedstead. broken chair. u piece
OF wax candle and rags that had been
used as bed clothing were all that was
first discovered in the room
The doctor and DonGghue pokrd
around among the ragk with their
walking sticks and ia their astonisi-
ment found bnnk books OH four %ew
York banks. showing tota! deposits OF
$4,000. The tenants of the house
called on DR.. Gibson to pay their rent.
and to his surprise. told him The old
man had owned tho house. which il.
worth $4,000. Subsequently DIR. Glib
son found an old box in the basemeni
of the house which contained deeds 10
property in fonkers and Chicago. 1t
is snid all the property is valued at
1900 aud is free from incunbranc.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

No travelling csnvsasen are en-
ployed. Terms for local agents made
known 'apon application. All money
should p sent By ?. o. order. Express
order gr by ,bank draft "a Rev York
or Chicago. Do not send Individual
checks or stamps.
rAe cssssser ssd m cAsesssis ese
lesr ~ ne Deasaes.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
Old Soldiers Experience.

NJ. NJ. Austin. n civil war ve:ers,
"f Winchester, Ind. writes; my wif,
MAJ sick tor long i'm. in spite of eoo'
Al. .ctorr treatment, but waR who'll,
cured by DR.. Kings New Life Pillt
which worked wonders for her heath,
'hev always do. Try them. Only IS
A. ikrlman's drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

IF YOU WANT TO KEEP In TOUCH
WITH THE PROGRESS MADE BY
THE SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY
OF THE ARKANSAS VALLEY.
$3.50
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
II Saved His Leg.

+. \. D,uforrh. of - Grange Ga.
suffered for SIX months WHIP, friehtfn'
'nnniu. sore On his leg: hu, writes that
Buck lens Arnicu Salve wholly cured i,
ia five day. For ulcers. wounds, Piles.
ito the hest in the world. Only 25c.
Sold by ikelmau Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

Trv the new remedy for cOativenss.
tiafrh-rlain's Stomach and Liver Tai
i..t> Every box pnnrnn'pad. Price 7Sr
f.r ME hy lk.lmau !tr&.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

Mr. ". J. Baxter OF \. rih Rro,.k. N.
e. .avs he suffered with lies for fifteen
'ats. He tried man. ren,-.ii-- with no
''-s',! until he used DeWu,'s Witch
i!azel snlve and that qnictlv cur,.h Tim
lk.ltnan Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24
sorrow. nl.s.E.

THE wo.st enemy ever made, =
ia the statesman. was the man ]
), a government Job for = few years
=" What ingratitude!" mo. 1,
:. downright anger. There was q
sod salary attached. but he had to
ork."-Indianapolis Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-24

On Their Heads.
Elephants are very fond Of cocoanutr
and VIII tats them with the tip u;
heir trunks md break them by knoc,.
>-I&ainst their foreheahx
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
A Beautiful Tribute.

We know Of nothing more ap.
propriate than the following beau.
tiful lines cor imposed by Miss Mary
II. Mccoy Of Los Angeles, Cali.
i%ornia, as a tribute to her friend.
the late Mrs. Martha Stephens
Rolwing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Speed Stephens, who died suddenly
some weeks ago. while on n visi, to
her parents nj Boonville:
wiihin NY garden when the jny wns mir
! walked. nnd found III" l",rli"-t now"rri
there:
it, WAY petals s~cnrrrI, ,r, unriusr,i.
it, Wilderness to M settling touch exposed:
! piuck,'i and carried I, within my room.
Aud smiled Ia So" how n disp"lI-d The gloom.
'ioi walked ~ even IN this world ~ ours
Aud leaked IN low" upon Ills humnn flowers:
"Ah. this" ~" >nid. "is fnir"r thnn ~" rest -
And plnc'd " i"nd"rly upon ~. br.n.i.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
lEekle>Davis.

A pretty home wedding took
place on "Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary O.. 1901, at 4 O'Clock. the
contracting parties being Mr. Louis
Eckie. a prosperous Young farmer
Of Lafayette county. and Miss Mat
tie Davis. daugh cr Of Robert la
Wis. one oi the oldest and most arts.
iocratic citizens Of Lexington. Mo.
The ceremony was performed at
the HON. of The bride. Rev. ] Given
officiating
Only the relatives aud close
friends attended the wedding. The
bride wa beautifully gowned in an
elegant reception toilet in one OF
the pastel shades, \ reception fol.
lowed the wedding, which was a
mos, enjoyable affair, and Mr., and
Mrs. F:ckle went to their home on
Thursday, which is a fine farm one
mile from Lexington.
Miss Jennie Koonlz OF this city,
a friend oi the bride, attended the
wedding, The REPUBLICAN cx-
tend, congratulations,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
Miss Grace Orr.

Miss Grace Orr. second daughter
OF Jane, Orr, died M Friday morn.
ing, Feb. ist. at ! o'clock at her
home near Salt Springs, where she
had been i'll three weeks OF pncu
monia.
Grace was n lovely, s,udious girl
and at the age Of twelve years she
passed away from earth. leaving
the sweet fragrance Of her Young
life behind her. For several years
she had been a member Of the Pres.
hy,erian church and was a regular
attendant nj Sabbath school and
church services and the example of
her young life will continue to live.
The bereaved family have the
deep sympathy Of MANY relatives
and friends in this great bereave.
mrnt. The funeral was held on
Sunday at the Salt Springs church,
Rev. &. {. Nick inney Of Malta
Bend conducting the burial at Salt
Springs cemetery,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
Tsylor>D odsworth.

Cards have been received in Mar
shall announcing the marriage Of
Miss Bessie Dodsworth. daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry DodswoIth
Of Newport, Kentucky to Mr..
Cecil Taylor also of that city.
The wedding will occur on We'd.
nesda,, Feb goth. 1901. It will
he a home wedding and the happy
couple will leave Immediately for
an extended eastern trip.
Miss Dodsworth. the bride elect,
is n niece Of Mesdames T. X Penn
'erton and II. II. Downing in this
city and during her young life has
spent much Of her time in Mar
shall We know Of no young lady
iha, has ever visited in Our city who
could boast of more attractions than
she. very bright and interesting
and free from all affec,ation or
silly reserve. She was one Of the
mos, original children we ever me,
aud a delightful companion even in
early Youth
Mr.. TAYLOR is a travelling sales.
man. with headquarters at New.
port which will be their home in
the future. The REPUBLICAN ex
tends congratulations IN advance
for a long and happy married life.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
'Delphisn Society.

The Delphian Society Of the Mar
shall High School. Of which Miss
Gail Lane is president and Miss
Ethel Sharp secretary, celebrated
John Marshall Day OH Monday at
ternoon. when the following pro.
gram was given:
Piano Colo-Miss Ruth Mesic.
John Marshall: His Youth. Ed.
uca,ion and influence" Miss Ada
Swisher.
Piano Solo Miss Iva Hahn.
John Marshall; Jurist and
Statesman" Mr.. Percy Neville,
His Recognition as a Prince
Among Men, Miss Stella Hit.
Piano Miss Ruth Dysart.
Contribution Of Chief Justice
Marshall to Law" Mr.. James Red.
man.
Piano Solo-"Stars and Stripes
Forever" Miss Sara Sandidge.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

He was truly a good man; his in.
tegrity was without a blemish, his
friendship without deceit and his
honor without stain. He possessed
the feelings and instincts Of a true
and noble man and lived the life Of
a christian gentleman. He was a
charter member OF Missouri Com
mandery, No. 80. Rights Templar
Of this city which organization Of.
ficiated at his funeral.
Deceased was born in Glasgow,
Scotland, coming to- Canada when
a young man, where he remained
several years. He moved to St.
Louis in 1861 and was quite an &C.
tive business man there for years.
He has lived in Saline county rs
years and is an uncle of Postmaster
John Blair at Sal, Springs.
The funeral was held on Sunday
morning at II O'Clock at the Salt
Springs Presbyterian church. con.
Quoted by Rev. &. &. Mckinney OF
Malta Bend.
The REPUBLICAN extends sym.
pathy To the bereaved ONES
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
S~peneerian Society

The Spencerian society of the
Marshall High school, that meets
twice a month, met on Friday
Feb. 1, 1901, when the following
program was given:
Music Tripping Thro' the
Meadow Frances Mcclure,
RecitatiOn-''Picnic Time'-In.
dia Griffith.
Queries-Junior Bryant.
Latin Oration-'De Comitate''
Roy Dyer.
Music-"DiXie's Variations
Lorena Siler.
Recitation AgO'--Chf
ton Vaughn.
Current Events-Jessie Hall.
Paper-"Spcncerian X Rays
Nell Hit aud Homer Tipping,
Piano Duet-'Bucephale GalOp''
-Floy Myers and Mary Berg,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
The Carrie Nation Club.
SetiaIi1 Capital.

sednlio Capital.
At a called meeting of the Carrie
Nation club, held last night, il was
unanimously decided to extend the
sympathies of the members to Mrs.
Nation, whose arrest and i~ncarcer-
alton in the Topeka Jail has shock
ed the civilized world.
1t was decided that the manu-
f~acturers Of Bicycle playing cards
be requested to substitute the pic
ture Of Mrs. Carrie Nation for that
Of the queen, nov used on the suit
cards in violation Of the aesthetic
rules Of the best society; and II was
further ordered that the picture Of
the bicycle now used for a Joker"
or cutter card Tx replaced by the
representation Of a Ratchet or bat
tie axe. the makers Of the Battle
Axe plug tobacco TO be restrained
from further Use Of the name.
On motion Il wa ordered that
the ladies Of this city be notified by
publication that the charter list Of
the Carrie Nation club is still open,
and all may become members upon
proof Of muscular ability to WELD a
Ratchet.
1t was ordered that the secretary
furnish the club a correct list Of the
resorts Of this city that require nj.
tention. same to lie forwarded to
Mrs. Nation. ARE Of the jailer,
Topeka. Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
James Dsvie

Again are We called upon to
chronicle the death Of II Of Sa-
lines oldes, and best citizens. Mr..
James Davie died ut his home in
Salt Springs on Friday night, Feb.
Ist, 1901, at 9 o'clock, at the age
of 81 years, Uncle Davic. as he
was commonly called, had been in
feeble health for a year or two, but
for several months had been failing
rapidly with heart affection. His
wife having died some 8 years ago
AT Salt Springs, he lived with Mrs.
Proctor, a very estimable lady, as
housekeeper,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08

the home Of the groom in Long.
wood, where a dining was given
them and where they will remain
for the present. The groom is EN-
ployed in the store Of his brother.
Thomas Roberts at Longwood and
is we'll known in Marshall.
The REPUBLICAN extends con.
CALCULATIONS.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
Roberts>Kemp

Mr. James Roberts Of I.ongwood
aud Mis- Carrie Kemp, living five
miles south Of I.ongwood, were
married on "Wednesday evening,
Jan goth, at the home Of the bride,
Rev, Mr. Dowdy performing the
ceremony. The wedding was a
quiet one, witnessed only by the
family and a few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Roberts went to
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-08
Some Verse on Mrs. Nation.

The following lines were com.
posed by our friend. Is. Forrest
Orear, of this city, who is attend.
ing a dental college in Baltimore,
Maryland:
Mrs. Nation. Mrs. Nation.
After much elaboration,
nut without procrastination,
You have found your occupation.
And with earnes application
To this job of renovation
Withou, thought az compensation
You have gained u reputation.
IOr ha 'e shown determination
And u lot Of animation.
Working for emancipation
Of this thirsty generation.
Aud to increase the complication
Joint sights show desOlatiOn.
And their stock depreciation
From the very last quotation.
Their keepers view with CONSERVATION
The awful work Of Dissertation,
And their only consolation
They can hunt u new vocation.
During your incarceration
With ample time for meditation,
You proposed continuation
on the present agitation,
IOu know the combination,
You indorse the proclamation
OF this great administration
In benevolent assimilation.
u, +. OREAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
AoEITE DE CARBON EN- DoNA ANA.
Millas de Terrenos Carboniferos Tomados
Por Prospectadores.

En- la parte meridional del condado
de Dona Ana ~prevalece bastante excita-
miento con motive de descubrimientos
hechos de aceite de carbon. Reclamos,
que SO extienden q millas. han sido to-
mados por %sujetos de Ell Paso y Cali
fornia. I'm labrador que habia cavado
n noria de 30 pies para sacar aqua,
la %encontr6 tan impregnada de petroleo
que no servia para beberla. Descon-
tento de tai resultado abandon6 la noria
pero otros que vinieron despues halla-
ron otras indicaciones de aceite y CO.
menzaran las e~xcavaciones dentro de
~treinta dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
Notas de la Corte.

En- la causa de la Compania del Fe-
rrocarril, Atchison, Topeka y Santa Fe
en- contra del Pueblo de Santo Domingo
los avaluadores G. F. Easley, Eduardo
f. Otero 6 Ireneo l.. Chaves, nombra-
dos para hacer ell avalio de algunos tie.
rrenos que la compania del f%errocarril
desea para pasaje de su Inca, han dado
su informe q la corte valuando ell terre-
no en- question en- $125.
Alb. Renehan ha conclude la carta
genealogical que sera usada en- la avert
guaci6n de la demanda pera la PARTITION
de la MERGED de la plaza Colorado.
Una demanda ha sido protocolada on
la corte de distrito por ell juez N. 5,
Laughlin de parte de Julius I'll. Gerdes
en- contra de la compania minera Ortiz
para cobro de $3.50, la cantidad de una
6rden dada a James A. Jackson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
PoR $4,000.
Ell Optic de nuevo Sc halla en- Difcultades
por Hacer A~frmaciones Calumniosas.

Thomas Ross, uno de los yecinos mas
infuyentes de Las Vegas, y un prospe-
no comerciante en- lana, ha demandado
a los publicistas del Optic reclamando
$4,000 de per- uicios por un supuesto
libelo, ell cual alega que refeia sobre a
posici6n ~fnanciera del actor. Ell artf-
culo fue publicado durante la campana
municipal cuando Mr.. Ross era candi-
dato para mayor y Sc lie acusa de haber
obrado con malicia. La publication, al
paso que no hizo mencIon directa del
nombre de Mr.. Ross, Sc alega que alu-
dia q 81.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
otro Fallo en- Primer Grade.

En- la corte de distrito de Silver
City, presidida por Ell juez Parker,
donde ell Mayor W. I'll. Fl. Llewellyn
actda como procurador de distrito, Jose
Sanchez fue declarado culpable de
haber asesinado q Catarino Armendariz
cerca de Santa Rita, en- ell pasado
Septiembre y s%entenciado q Q ahorca-
do. Pablo Baca, acusado de dar muer
to q I'M individuo llamado Zapata, en-
Febrero pasado, en- HANOVER, fue alb
suelto. I'm proceso algo curioso fue
el de A. A. Hamilton, de Gold Gulch,
por enviar un cartel de desafio q Robert
l.. Wrothen, teniendo este que elegir
las armas, desde una hacha hasta un
canon de artilleria. Hamilton fue ha-
llado culpable y Sc ntenciado a pagan
una de $500 y los costos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
La Agrimeusura Geological.

La agrimensura geological de los Els
tados Unidos ha senalado su trabajo
para ell ano v~enidero. En- la parte me-
ridional de Nuevo Mexico, George Ell.
Girty, asistente geologic y asistente pa
leontologista en- connection con r. T.
Hill tendran cargo del negocio. Una
collection de fosiles permianos y un es-
tudio de estratigrafia, seran hechas en-
Ia region del Rio Grande. Ell geologic
r. I. Hill estara q cargo. Un reco-
nocimiento en- connection con el trabajo
en- la region del Rio Grande en- Texas
sera heaho. En- la parte ~noroeste de
Nuevo Mexico, G. W. Cross, geologic,
tendra cargo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
Conserve su Pierna.

Hace doce amos que ]. W. Sullivan,
de Hartford, Conn, Sc aran6 su pierna
con un alambre mohoso. Siguio la in
hamacion y envenenamiento de la san
gre. Por dos amos padeci6 intensa-
mente. Entonces los m%ejores medicos
urgieron la amputaciop, ''psro'', escribe,
'yo use I'm frasco de los Amargos Elec
tricos y II GAIA del Unguento Arnica de
Bucklen y mi pierna quedo tan buena
y ssna como antes." Para Erupciones,
Elena Salada, Llagas y todas las enfer-
medades de la sangre los Amargos Elec-
tricos no tienen rival en- la TERRA. Pro.
badlos. Fischer y Cia., garantizan sa-
tisfacci6n 6 devolveran ell dinero. So
lamente so centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11

cuatro por ,iento de la cantidad de ia
saciones y licencias recaudadas por el."
Este dinero por licencias recaudadas y
pagadas a la tesoreria por los alguaci-
les impone un deber sobre oil tesorero
dc expedir recibos en- triplicado pc.
elias y distribuir las mismas d los dife.
rentes fondos que la ley provee, y ellos
son responsables baio sus fanzas por su
guarda y distribution. Por 10 consi-
guiente, mi opinion es: Que la aplicar
ci6n por licencias para juego y para la
venta de ~licores debe ser hecha en- la
misma manera como hasta ahora, pero
la cantidad del ~impuesto de ~licencias
en- todos casos, va sea en- oiudades in
corporadas, plazas 8 en- otras parties del
condado, debe ser recaudada por ell al.
guacfl 6 su diputado, quien tendrd de-
recho q retener cuatro o ciento de la
cantidad, 10 ~restante 10 entregara al to-
sorero del condado, quien Distribute
ell mismo y estara igualmente derecho-
q una comision de cuatro por ciento.
Muy Respetuosamente,
EDWARD l.. BARTLETT,
Promoter General.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11

GRATIS a hermosqs Regalosl lei Trato mejor ofrecido jamss! NADIA
yer los ArtGulos. Hoy ofrecemos uo de los reloes meores que SO han pueHo
is%asde ysnta: uN GENUINE SJ AMER RICn GAIA cem%a .hsh a quilat.s so Ia
MoyIMIENDTo AMERIc ANc GENUdNo, glen o aos dej tyys. raSido cd de trn
GABAY 7 1 p PoR 3 20 !, ANos po5 saegito y en- pparienca durabbiidad igqala
primsra . orden daremos Pr los 60 sis n s%b %spTqn al Embellishments SM onts gratis tisd los Isl 81
qulla Dc ambar, del wqg s de s15o; IN n C y SaIRER DE Ll Esp GInA s ge1ni1s, de del
E ESP LA para SG eiggaidtoa 90 cts una FosFoRERA de Miguel % cts; ina G a
CHE syado N ORC slm; %n par de hernosos ARETEs % pedIas brllaTtes
S100; l. hermoso PRENDEDOR con pedras relucients 40 cbj par de BOTO-
MES DE RUNo Iayados en- 70 con una perla engastada, 40 cts; y par de DO 30
TONEN DE MANGA cen superhcie de pera, 20 centavos; 2BOTONES DE
GUELLo, de pera, 80 cts;y un hermeso FIsTos con piedra hna, 70 cts. 81 81
Rebj los IA presentes SO mandarin y seran entregados sobre p@o de S49S ybs
cargos de expreso, con privilege de phnq nnSssnn ion Z pqed 6n ser TetO m Sy q
PRESO los S49 deben acompanar d la orden. CUANDO Ell DINERO Sc
ENVIE CON LA ORDEN regaamos una hermosa NAVAJA DE BOLSA y
maudaemos los artculos pr correo enrregstrado pagado de antemono. UN
RELOJ CON LOS PRESENTES GRATIS, 81 comprais 8 vendes g. Escrbd
81 querds reoj de tamano dc cabaHero 8 sonora. Cuando eo dena uo para So
nora mandamos una Cadena Lorgnette lavada en- ORC de so pulgadas oil vz de la
de Dickens para abaler0s. ESCRIBID HOY antes que Sc agote ell surtdo.
Direction: ATLAS IEWElRY co, "a metropolitan Block, Chicago, Ill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
Ell FERRooARRIL A Ell PAso.
sera Construido por oil Texas y Pacihco
y no por ell Denver y Rio Grande.

Dice un ~periodico de Denver: "Gould
extendera ell ferrocarril Texas y Pacifi-
CO de I'll Paso d Santa Fe para hacer
empalme con Ell Denver y Rio Grande.
Un individuo que tiene maneras de es-
tar bien informado dijo que 81 trabajo
SO comenzara antes del Z de JUNO.
"Fue anunciado en- los periodicos
hace algunas semanas que los intereses
de Gould construirian de El Paso d
Santa Fe. Hace n semana que Rus
sci Sage corroborr6 esta information en-
una ~entrevista tenida en- Nueva York.
Sin embargo, no SO ha sabido hasta aho-
ra cual era la corporation que construi-
ria la Inca. Muchos creian que la II.
nea de Santa F6 a Ell Paso seria una
extension del Texas y Pacffco a Santa
Fe.
"Circula otro rumor en- los cfrculos
de f%errocarriles, ell cual ptiene algunos
creyentes, pero no muchos. Els que la
combination Hartman. Gould adquiri-
ra dominic del sistema de Santa Fe.
Sc reclama que quien compro gran can
tidad de acciones de la companfa de
Santa Fe no fue Ell ferrocarril de Penn
.sylvania cual Sc habia dicho, sine la Ii.
ga Hartman. Gould y que ell intento
del contrato sera anunaiado en- breye.
Dfcese que las acciones preferidas Sc
ran tomadas a $125 por accion, y las
comunes a $85 cada una.
"Lo positive es que ha habido re-
~cientemente conpra cuantiosa de accio
mes del ~ferrocarril de Santa Fe, como
tambien de la Inca de Colorado y Sur,
pero en- uno y otro case no SO sabe quie-
mes son los compradores. Sin embar-
go, SO cree generalmente que los que
compraron fueron Expenditures y no
personals que procuran hacerse duenos
de estos f~errocarriles."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
Nj Job podia Haberlo Aguantado.

81 hubiese padecido de Almorranas
Comezouientas; son terriblemente mo-
estas, pero Ell Unguento Arnica de
Bucklen curara el peor case de almo
rranas en- Ell mundo. Ha curado q mi
llares. Para lastimaduras, D~oleucias 8
Erupciones Corp6reas es Ell unguento
mejor del mundo. Precio 25cts. la
GAIA. Cura garantizada. De venta por
Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
vUESTRA FAZ.

Mueetra el eetado de v~uestros sentimientos
y tambien ell estado de vuestra salud. La san.
gre impura SO hace aparente en- una compile
clones de la Piel. 81 os sentis debilitado
cansado y no teneis aspecto saludable, debe
tomar 81 Elixir de Acker para la sangre. Gu.
ra todas las Intermediates de la .sangre donde
f~racasan las Zarzaparrillas baratas y los titula.
dos puri6cantes; sabiendo este, vendemos cada
botella baio una g~arantia p%ositiva. De venta
por Fischer y Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11

Mi nino tuvo III ataque de tos ferina
y estaba amenazado de pulmonia; q no
haber sido por Ell Remedio Chamberlain
de la Tos nos hubieramos visto en- gra
yes apuros. Tambien lie salv6 de varios
ataques severos de crup.-H.'J Strick-
faden, editor del World Herald, Fair
Haven, Wash. De venta por A. G.
ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-11
Curry Nombrado Gobernador.

Ell ~teniente George Curry, del unde-
elmo regimiento de caballeria, que an
teriormente fue alguacil mayor del con.
dado de Otero y sfrvio tambien en- Gu
ba como captain del regimiento de gi-
netes agresivos, ha sido nombrado 60
bernador de la parte septentrional y
meridional de Camarines, que forma
parre del archipelago de las Filipinas