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El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Dolores en- la Espalda.

A. B. harrington Constable, N. Y,
dice: "Me vi molestado varios amos de
enfermedad de los rinones y sufri fuef
tes dolores de espalda. Use 81 Rene.
dio de Foley para los Rinones y ur
frasco me san6 Lo recomiendo q mii
amigos. Ha dado satisfaction perfec-
ta." No tomeis ningdn sustituto. IS
De venta en- la botica de Fischer y Cia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
NEGoCIos DE TERRENos.

Los negocios siguientes fueron des
pachados en- la ofcina federal de terre-
nos de esta ciudad durante la semana
que conc!uy6 ell dia 20 de Mayo:
Mntradas de domicilio-Mayo 16
Luciano Serviano, Santa Rosa, 16C
acres, condado de Guadalupe; William
Eaton, Ration, 1851 Acres, condado dc
Colfax; Mayo II, J. L. Klein, Jr., Da-
til, 100 dcres, condado de Socorro; Ma
20 Is, Robert Collins, Pennington, 16(
acres, condado de San Juan; Rufus
Green, Ration, 100 dcres, condado de
Colfax; Mayo 20, Te6hlo Sanchez, Ole
mega, 100 Acres, condado de Socorro
Charles E. Elliott, Ration, 160 acres
condado de Colfax; Eugenio' Martinez
Springer, 1878 acres. condado dt
Colfax; Pelagia Anaya, Santa Rose
100 acres, condado de Guadalupe; Els
tolano Gallegcs, Puerto de Luna, 16(
acres, condado de Guadalupe
Entradas fnales Mayo 16, Pablo
Romero, Pintada, 1913 Acres, conda
do de Guadalupe
Entradas de terreno baldio Jose M
Archuleta, Lumberton, 800 acres, con
dado de Rio Arriba; Manuel V. Gomez
800 Acres, condado de Rio Arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Aviso a los Agentes.

Ell NUEvo MExICANo desea lamar la
atenci6n de los agentes al hecho de que
40 SO les concede comisi6n, por esta
compafifa por suscricion de los suscri-
torres vieios, y no deben hacer deduction
81 envian ell dinero de ellos. Por los
nuevos suscritores Sc les concede comi-
sion al hacer su remitido
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Un suieto llamado e. Presson, de
Pressonville, Kansas, escribio una carta
el otro dia, diciendo que la opinion de
todos en- So plaza, que han usado La
Miel Alquitran de Foley es que es Ia
mejor .medicina para la grippe, tos, res
friado, etc. De venta en- la botica dc
la Compaflia Fischer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

La aplicaci6n mas aliviante, sanativa
y antis6ptica que SO ha preparado ia
mas es la Saliva Witch Hazel de De-
Witt. Alivia al momento y cura almo-
rranas, llagas, sarna y Intermediates de
la piel. Cuidado con imitaciones. De
venta en- Ia botica de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Despues de la Grippe soue7

Usualmente una tos molesta y una
sensaci6n general de debilidad. La
Miel Alquitran de Foley Sc garantiza
que curara la tos de la Grippe y os da-
ra fortaleza y saIud. DE venta en- la
botica de Fischer Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Matado en- Mexico.

Ernest Holt, un ganadero del pals de
Mogollon, Sc mat6 accidentslmente en-
Mexico, al caersele su pistola del bolsi
llo donde la guardaoa, y matandole el
disparo que ocasiono Ell golpe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Lllagas que destilan, ulceras, ron
chas, espinillas, ETC., Sc curan pronta-
mente con el Unguento Banner, la sal
via mas sanativa del mundo. No hay
otra tan buena DE venta en- la botica
de Fischer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
NoTARIo NoMBRADo.

Ell gobernador Otero nombro el mier
coles pasado los notarios pdblicos 81
guientes: Manuel Lopez, Mora, con
dado de Mora; Theodore Schulze, Luna
condado de Socorro; Jesds Maria Ca
saus, Salado, condado de Guadalupe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Murio Ouemado.

Un nino de cuatro amos, hijo de Ma
nuela Tarin, muri6 abrasado en- Silver
City, en- la lumbre que habia encendid'
su madre para quemar una CANA viej'
Y algunos trapos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Ell mejor Curador en- la plaza

Ell mas gran curador de los tiempos
modernos es ell Unguento Banner para
cortadas, heridas, llagas, almorranas y
todas las Intermediates della piel.-De
venta en- la bctica de Fischer y Cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Las t6ses de La Grippe q menudo
ontinuan por meses y algunas vecess
conducen a resultados fatales despues
que Sc supone que 81 paciente ha pasa-
do 81 perfodo critico La Mel y AL
quitran de Foley suministran protection
y seguridad positivas de estas Toses-
DE venta en- la botica de Fischer y Cia,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
PRosPERIDAD EN- Ell ooNDADo
DE LINCOLN.
Ell Alguacil Gonzales que Trajo Tres Ere
SOS, da Informes Sobre el Progreso
del Condado -Alabanzas para 81
Juez Procurador

Alfredo Gonzales, alguacil mayor del
copdado de Lincoln, y Octaviano Perea,
su principal diputado, arribaron el mas
tes pasado con los presos sigulentes a
la penitenciaria territorial: Roberto
Pena, sentenciado en- el termino de
Abril dos y medic amos de PRISON. por
robo; Justo Salas, dos amos y medic, por
asalto con intenci6n de matar; Guada
lupe Carrillo, dos amos, por asalto con
intenci0n de matar. Jose M. Rivera
esta sentenciado ser ahorcado el dla
12de JUNO por el asesinato de Jose de
la Luz Leal, en- White Oaks, en- 81 pa
sado Agosto. La muerte fue cometlda
en- un bale al que asistieron los dos
hombres y SO enrredaron en- una dis
puta.
Ri alguacil Gonzales dice que el con
dado de Lincoln SO halla la fecha muy
prospero. La plaza de Captain, en- @
ferrocarril de Ell Paso y Noreste, tiene
una populacion de cerca de 1000 ha'
bitaates, 300 mineros estan trabalan-
do en- las minas de carbon de la vecln.
dad La nivelaci6n de la via del ferro
carril de Ell Paso y Rock Island e:tf
progresando rapidamente y los .nivela
dores Sc hallan la fecha como 81
millas de los Ojos de Carrisosa. El
estos liltimos dias los que cavaban no
rias hallaron aqua cerca de Gallinas
Sc dice que el acopio es de muy buen'
calidad Y ell aqua muy abundante. Ii
falta de aqua ha hasta ahora demoradt
ell trabajo en- 81 ferrocarril, pero de aho
ra en- adelante el negosio sera activad'
con toda la rapidez possible, pues los di
rectores del camino estan ansiosos d
llegar al rio de Pecos para Ell dia 1ro d
Septiembre.
El senior Gonzales tambien inform
que ha caido mucha aqua en- esta PR
mavera y que los pastos SO encuentra
en- condici6n excelente; que la trasdull
ell ahiiadero de las ovejas sigue ade
lante con notable exito; que los anima
es de todo genero Sc hallan en- buen ef
tado; asi mismo, que Sc esperan est
aflo oosechas abundantes de grano
frutas. A6rma, en- fin, que ell condad
de Lincoln jamas Sc ha visto tan proi
pero nj en- condicion tan satisfaction
como ahora.
El reciente termino de Ia corte pas
muy bien y ell Juez Mcmillan, que pre-
sidi6 en- 81, ha dado plena satisfacclor
es cortes, atento, pero tambien tirme
estricto; los negocios SO despachan &C
rapidez cuando ocupa la tribune y
opinion universal en- el condado de Lii
coin es muy favorable al Juez McMilla
En- cuanto al procurador de distrito,
w. Pritchard, Ell alguacil opina que
ell meior que el condado ha tenido
mas; prosecuta con vigor, capacidad
exito. Ell pueblo aprueba su nombr
miento de procurador de distrito por
gobernador Otero y Sc alegra de que
haya hecho.
El alguacil y su diputado Sc march
ron ell iueves para el lugar de su rel
dencia,
La calidad y no la cantidad hace
las Pildoritas Madrugadoras de Dew
tan valiosas pildoritas para el hfgado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
FIANZA PROTOCOLADA.

Ell Hon. George W. Pritchard, pro-
curador de distrito por los condados dc
Socorro, Lincoln, Chaves y Eddy, he
protocolado su fianza por $4,000 en- Ia
oficina del secretario del territories
Los fadores son J. V. Tally, Jone.
Tallaferro J. J. Jaffa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
APUNTES OFICIALES.
NoNBRADo REGENTE.

Ell gobernador Otero nombro el mar
tes pasado q A. b. Fitch como regente
de la Escuela de Minas en- Socorro pa
ra suceder q w. S. Hopewell, que hize
dimision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
A los Oficlales Publibos.

Los que tienen que dar 6anzas pues
den conseguir en- esta oficina blance
para fanzas, tanto on castellano como
en- ingles.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Eugene j. Hall, Ell poeta y publicista
dice que una d6sis de la Mel y Alqui-
tran de Foley restituy6 su vez cuando
Ia ronquera amenazaba estorbar su con.
ferencia en- Central Music Hall, Chicago
No hay nada tan bneno Sc vende on
la botica de la CompaniaFischer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Acudid la boti,a de A. @. ireland
y obtened muestra gratuita de las Ia
blillas Chamberlain para ell Est6mago
Hfgado. Son un -~remedio elegante
Mejoran ell apetito. fortalecen la diges
tion y arreglan el higado 8 intestinos
Son faciles para tomar y agradables er
su efecto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

]. A S. Bass, de Morgantown, Indiana,
tenia que levantarse diez doce veces
en- la noche y sentia fuertes dolores en-
Ia espalda y rinones. Fue curado POI
ell Remedio de Foley para los Rinopes
Esta garantizado. DE venta en- la bo
tica de Fischer y Cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Pildoras tan pequefas como las Pill
doritas Madrugadoras de Dewitt SO to-
man muy facilmeute, y son maravillo-
samente efectivas en- limpiar el hfgado
y los intestinos DE ventr on la botica
de Ireland
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
otro Asesinato en- El Condado de Grant.
William Parks fue baleado muerto

William Parks fue baleado y muerto
en- la ofcina del juez de paz Joseph
Crawley, en- Central, condado de Grant,
el lines en- la tarde. La dfficultad fue
comenzada por Parks quien Sc ofendio
de una declaration en- que su nombre
fue mencionado por James A. Wiley en-
connection con el de una mujer llamada
May Esmond, que estaba acusada de
un crfmen grave. En- el tiroteo que sc
sigui6 tomaron parte varias personas
Parks fue muerto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

La calidad y no la cantidad hace q
las Pildoritas Madrugadoras de Dewitt
tan valiosas pildoritas para el hfgado-
De yenta en- la botica de ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

Thos w. Garter. de Ashboro, N. o.,
tenia enfermedad de los riflones y un
frasco del Remedio de Foley para los
Rinones efectuo una cura completa, y
dice que no hay remedio que SO le com
pare. DE venta en- la botica de Fischer
Cia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25

En- esta ofcina Sc venden blancos para
contracts de partido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
Mordido Por un Perro Bravo.

lIientras el ASSESSOR Pennington, del
condado de Sierra, andaba visitando di-
versos lugares en- Columbus, el viernea
de la semana pasada, y distribuyendo
algunos blancos, fu6 atacado por un
perro bravo y mcrdido severamente. Nc
obstante ESQ, no quedo ningdn duefo dc
propiedad sin tener el aviso adecuado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25
La CRUZ ELECTRIcA DE DIAMANTE,

amada ambn Ia Cruz dc Volta Tue deHcubea en- Ausfra ha
ce algunos amos, pronto hizo calnino Europa.
La Cruz E6ctrca de Damante puede el eumatsmo
as en- los mscuos coyunturas Neuralgia dolores
en- todo cuerpo Norviosdad Debidad Nervosa Debdad
Vdad Neryosa Exhausta Postrac0n Nevosa Faa de Sue
10 Trseza Depression Mental Histeria Parass Adorned
mento Tembores Apopega Ataques Ep6pcos Bale do San
Vo Papacion Jaqueca Nervosa Trastornadora rodas s
Afecciones del Sistema Nervioso
day noche pendene de Gordon do seda CO.
ocado rededo del cueo E preco de Un Peso
garanza que suminsa tano beneco como las meoes IA
las eeccas que cuesan dc ounce vetcnco tantos mas
ada membro de famia tano enermo debe
esta amas Cruz Electrical pues puede obtenerse
ior preventive contra enfermedad
Manden I'm Peso expreso orden dc estaea cara
enrregsada les mandaemos anca do porte Cruz Eec
El Nuevo mexicano., 1901-05-25


lpruebasu ufciened su
maravnos
osentonn
ed he enso mucho doctos %d
della
hi
Dept. Al, 500 Milwaukee Ave, Chicago.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
WHlTE-PHILlIPS.

Avely pretty wedding occurred Al the
Christian church this afternoon at }
o clock. when Miss Mabel Phillips and
Mr. John White were united in marriage.
the Rev. Mr. Low. ofticiaiirE. Tie
bride was beautifully gowned In white
swiss and carried brides roses The
bridesmaids were Miss Maude Phillips.
sister Of the bride, and Miss Mae White,
sister OF the groom. Thy wore white
Persian lawn and carried pink oarna
tons. Mr. Eugene White. bro:her OF
the groom, wai best man. The Mis- les
Gcnevieve Lippold,, Mae Olkes. Katie
McCabe and Nellie White. all dressed
in white linen trimmed in Valenciennes
lace and wearing white carnations. act
ed as ushers. The church was beau,I.
fully decorated. The wedding march
was played by Mrs Bennett.
The happy couple left on the after
noon train for Denver, Colorado Springs
and other points and will be at home to
their friends after August Is.. at Eldora
where groom is engaged in mining.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
"JOEn WOLFF RELIEVED.
Veteran Fruit Man Underroes an Opera.
tion Quite Finely.

Veteran Fruit Man Undersoes an Opera.
tion Quite Finely.
Joseph Wolff is very i'll, though the
operation performed upon his leg yes
terday. was successful in these respects
lie came out OF the effects OF anss,he,lcs
quite well, and a vast amount OF pus was
removed from his diseased leg, which
was cut open. DR.. II. w. Allen cut his
limb Yesterday where he advised MIR
Wolff in 1871 TO permit him to cut i.
open, 10 establish channel tIom the
fis,ula. now IS years old. Since that
time no physician had been summoned.
Mr. Wolff did not believe in physicians,
but placed his uus. Of late years in
Christian Science. DR.. Allen is very
hopeful OF the recovery OF his patient,
though the blood has been impregna,ed
with this poison and the conditions are
no, altogether safe fer forecast. How
ever, the Sage OF Ra.tlesnakc Ranch"
came ou, oil the operation happy. conf
den, and grateful. May he live long is
the wish OF thousands OF Coloradoans.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
WILL CALL SESSION.
Governor OrmAn VIII stand by the State
Iustttuttons

Governor Orman viii stand by the State
Institutions.
Governo, Ormin has pr ,sically given
his promise to call an extra session OF
the legislature to enact a new revenue
law il the finances Of the state are in any
way jeop,rdiz.d by the suit brought by
the railroads OF the state to declare the
present law invalid.
He will not act in the matter until ai,tr
July s. His mind is practically made up
to &C. as soon as the first steps are taken
in the mlndamus sui, in the Pueblo dis
trict court upon the above mentioned
date. He is convinced that il the writ of
mandamus is sustained by the cour, tha,
i, viii tie up enough Of the state rev.
enues to jeopardize the interests Of the
state institutions. II the wri. is not sus
tanned, and the corporations take an ap
peal, it will have the same general effect,
and special session Will follow within
the next thirty days.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
ROCK FLEW FAR

ingit,
Dell Wise. young man in the employ
OF the City, was working under Mr. Wells
directions from $50 to 800 icet distant
from gang of men excava,ing for a
sewer. late yesterday afternoon, when a
charge OF dynamite was fired by the
gang. The explosion picked up rock
AMI hurried it all that distance with such
violence ,ha, Mr. Wise was struck in the
forearm. breaking it in two places and
badly cutting and lacera,ing his wrist.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
Boulder 5 Is |
S0ySG0V. O|10|l
ORMAN'S PROCLAMATION.

The Celebration Of the 0uArto Centennial
| at Boulder OhiclxI,
To the People OF the State Of Colorado,
Greeting:
Whereas the I3,h General Assembly
Of the State OF Colorado did in reg ular
session designate the City of Boulder
and the first day OF August, 1921, as the
place and time for holding the official
celebration OF the Quar,o Centennial o!
Colorado.
Now. therefore. !, James B. Orman,
governor of the State OF Colorado. car.
rying out the will Of the members OF the
, 18th General Assembly. do hereby pro.
claim and designate the frs. day Of
August. 1921. and the city of Boulder as
the time and place OF holding the Quarto
Centennial celebration o! the State o.!
Colorado. JAMES b. ORMAN,
Governor.
Attest: DAVID A. MILLS.
Secretary Of State.
In accordanc. with the resolution of
the legislature Governor Omln has is.
sued proclamation fixing the official
celebration OF Coloiado's qlarto centen-
NAL at Boulder on August I. The cele-
bra,ion vii! continue Tor three days and
the fine auditorium at the Chautruqua
grounds will be utilized 70, the exercises
The programme will be completed in a
few days and will present an array Of
attractions fully equal TO any ever offer.
ed to the people OF the state. There is
no pret,ier city in the state than Boulder;
It's Chautauqua grounds afford &C.
commodation Tor gatherings OF any size
and its people intend TO give most
cordial welcome TO the large attendance
certain to be present.
Colorado Springs will also hold its
quarto. centennial celebration on August
l. , and ;. and the people OF that city
are leaving nothing undonc to win sue
cess. Will: there is an apparent con
fi.ct between the dates at Boulder and a,
Colorado Springs. the confilc, is more
apparent, than real. The big day a,
Boulder, the day set apart as the Official
day OF the celebration, sill b. August I,
while the principal day OF the Colorado
Springs celebration will b: Angus, J.
There is no reason why D.nvcr an the
other cities and towns o. the state should
no, be largely represented a, both cele-
b:ations and persons who can spare the
me will fad visits to both highly pleas.
urable.-Denyer News.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
The Way of Woman. &.

Mrs Jasper-Mrs Stubbubs is too
mean for anything.
Jasper-Why do you say SO?
~ hinted and hintei for month that
she let US have her baby chair which hel
boy has ou.grown and she didn't notice
bu. as soon as went and bought one
she said. why. you might have had
mine Life.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
SPECIAL 4Th OF JULY BARGAIN

SPECIAL 4TH OF JULY BARGAINS
Best oil cloth. I5c per yard.
Choice OF 75c to 1888 chi!d's dresses
for ACC.
IL muslin &c.
Summer lawns &C.
All summer goods cut from 7oSto 1905
2ss cut on shirt waists.
33HS cut on muslin underwear.
as cut on kid gloves.
5oc Balbriggan underwear 3Sc.
Sale on pants and hats cut from 22S to
4og on the dollar at
27f T. J. PATE & Sons Busy Store.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
RESIGNS LIFE POSITION.

Washington, July 3-Major Pruden.
so long secretary and messenger at the
White house. has resigned life posi-
ton as paymas;er in the army 10 accept
his old place as assistant secretary TO
the President, to place the late Adelb:rt
Hay was 10 have had.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
LUTHERAN PICNIC.

ST. Pauls English Lutheran church Of
Denver will picnic in Boulder on the
Fourth. They will BE- chaperoned by
Rev. Payson Young of the Boulder
English Lutheran church. ami all mem
bers OF his congregation and friends are
cordially invited to erj,y the day with
them.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
OLD SHAMROCK WINS.

London. Iu'y 3-Slr Thomas Liptons
Shamrock again beat his Shamrock ii
in 30 mile run today. Sir Thomas will
probably. take both yachts to the United
States and there settle which he will
racc Against the cup defender.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03

No place more delightful than Mont
Alto park. c. F. Tansey now has his
eating house in operation and here picnic
parties Can secure lunches at all hours
or regular meals, soft drinks etc. 2I2t
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
HUNDREDS COMING.
First Iuvoice Of Texans Largest In Ilistory
of ChautauqaA.

Denver News special:
For, Worth, Tex. July 2-The mrs,
ins,allment OF Texans TO leave here for
the Texas-Colorado Chau,augua al
Boulder July ! left this morning over
the Denver road. There were more tia
200 people. nearly all Of them from this
state. A large party from Little Rock
ana Pine Bluff came in last nigh. and
left with the Texas party. DR.. Homer
T. Wilson. superintendent OF the
Chau,au9ua, also wen. 10 Colorado TO
day.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
CAR HANDLERS STRIKE.

Els, ST. Louis, July 3-Toiay 100 car
hlndlers went on strike and train after
train blccka les the yards.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
ANOTHER BANK FAILS.

Mansfield. o. July 3-The S.urgis
blnk. private concern with $500 900
capital, suspended today. No s,a,emen,
Daily camera., 1901-07-03

BOYS WILL CEleeRATE-ani
they will find one Of the very best line.
of FIRE crackers. torpedoes, Roman can
dies, rockets, etc, at A. F. Miller's con.
fectlonery and cigar store. Andrews
block
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
He Was at"

~ don't believe you love me Bit"
sobbed his wife.
But do, darling. l."
"Don't tell me. It's unnatural you
should. No man can love woman who
wears such old hats as l do
Philadelphia TiTes.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
He0| is KI||l|Q
By Thousands
OTHER HUNDREDS DIE.
Terrible Conditions Prevail All Along the
Atlantic SeaboRrd.

Terrible Conditions Prevail All Aiong thu
Atlantic SeaboRri.
> New York, July 3-There is no -!
: mitigation OF the torridity of the
weather. So many bodies fill the
morgue that is no room for more.
7 All undertaking rooms arc crowd.
ed. Today sixty bodies were !
7 buried in the po,ter's field, un- !
+ known dead from heat. !
Z Boston and New England have =,
: no, changed for the better. Over -,
( 100 deaths and 500 prostrations +;
Z are reported from Boston alone !;
I for the last four days. There have /
( been over 1000 deaths from heat J
Z along the Atlantic coast the past .
: four days.
i Al llnCtnnat al 9 CLOCK neI- !
Z curry recorded 100. There had !
been many prostra,ions and one I
( death. !
Z At Pittsburg two more died this !
! morning, but rain came-up and I
Z covered Pennsylyanl3. relieving q,
4
! the situation. The Pittsburg ]
fatality for the four days is 81. /
! At St. Louis the polio. report to-
! day q deaths an I75 prosira.ions !
from heat up Ill noon. Mercury ;
: is still rising higher. !
q 4 o . q L q l. 4 4 L L 4 4 = It IL 4 4 4
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
Ju1ge P0|le|
E0Sy S0|00lS
WOMEN MAY DRINK

And estaurants May Sell Liquor In Den
ver on Sundays.
Denver. July 3-Judge Palmer in the
district court today refused to dissolve
the injunction against the fire and polio c
board, who were after the wine room,
and restaurants which sell liquors a,
meals. BY this action, women may
drink 10 wine rooms or at bars and res.
tauranis may sell wines. beers and liquors
to bona fide customers at the tables.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
MONI ALTO

Was never prettier than now. Tansey's
dining room and lunch counter are ready
for pic mic parties.
Daily camera., 1901-07-03
FLOODS IN RUSSIA.

Olessa. July 3-Dsas,rous floods in
Southern Russia have caused great loss
OF lite. crops and other properly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-23
AT THE Y. M. c. A.
Fine Entertainment Given Last Night by the Christian Endeavor Union.

Fine Entertainment Given Last Night
 by the Christian Endeavor Union.
 There was very pleasant entertain ment in the Y. M. C. A. building last night given by the Christian Endeavor union of New Haven. The gymnasium was crowded with visitors, all of whom thoroughly enjoyed the fine programme rendered,
 The entertainment was the first of a series of three to be given by the C. E. union in the Y. M. c. A. building, and the others will doubtless prove just as successful as the one of last night The programme opened with a vocal selec- tion by Harry Thorn and was followed by selection by the 'one-man orches- Ira, Frederick Arnold, who renders in very clever manner pretty tunes on harmonica and guitar at the same time. The Y. M. c. A. quartette gave several good selections and Miss Ruth Smith was heard in recitations. Miss Hattie Brett entertained the audience with fine piano selections and at the conclusion of the entertainment refreshments were served in the rooms below.
 The committees that managed the af- fair were the following: Entertainment committee MT. and Mrs. John F. Shep- ard social committee, MT Palmer; re- ception committee, Sinclair B. Palmer and Miss Lizzie Wainworth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-23
BENEFIT POSTPONED

Mir Poli Accedes to Request of the Emmet Club.
 An unexpected development occurred yesterday in connection with the bene- fit concert arranged by Manager Poli for the families of the stricken firemen. The date fixed by the committee, March 3, is the same that was selected by the Emmet club, who enga ged Miss Gaff- ney, the Philharmonic orchestra and other talent for the evening.
 This was not known at the time the firemen's benefit was dated, and aI- though Mir. Poi had his tickets all printed and ready to issue, when he re- turned last night he told the gentlemen from the Emmet club that he would postpone the concert for one week in order not to clash With their event.