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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
DEMAND FIRE. SPEECH
Sig Shippers Cry Gag Law" Against
Baeon's Plan for Proposed Rate
Regulation Convention.

Chicago. Oct. ?o.--"Gag law" In the
person OF L. p. Bacon. president and
organizer OF the Interstate Commerce
Law association. was denounced yes
'terday at n meeting of presidents OF
national business and shipping ~associa-
lions mt the Auditorium annex.
Mr.. Bacon was charged with having
taken measures to prevent free speech
Mt the convention Of the association TO
be held in this city. October g and ~.
Circulars will be sem M TO urge n
full representation OF delegates who
will not be restricted In expressing opin-
ions as TO governmental supervision OF
railroad rates.
The principal charge against Mr.. Ba-
con L. that he has notified organizations
Of business men M shippers that dele
gates not In sympathy with the pur-
poses OF the approaching convention
are not eligible. Such a ruling. Il was
declared. would result In ION man
power and woul put an end to free
speech"
The purpose OF the approaching con-
v~ention. In the language OF the call
sent out by Mr. Bacon september
is. Isl; I
and persistence OF the demand OF the
people I'm all, parts OF the country for
legislation outlined I'm the presidents
last message In the following language:
The interstate IN commission
should be vested with the power. where
a given rate has been challenged and
after a full hearing is found TO be un-
reasonable. to decide. subject to a ju-
diciai review. what shall be n reason
able rate 60 AXE It's place: the ruling
OF the commission to take effect imme-
dlateiy and to obtain unless and until
Il is reversed by the u OF review"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
ADMITS THE BIG THEFT
Man Who 10 Alleged TO Haze ssolss
sico.ooo from Express Company
10 Arrested.

|, bridgeport. Conn, Oct. 2i.-Edward
George Cunllfc. wanted In Pittsburg
for the robbery Of $40. 900 I'm lash from
the Adams Express company. was ar
rested here today.
He II said to have made n clean
breast OF the matter TO detectives and
expressed a willingness TO return with
out ~extradItion papers.
Cunllfre declared that the money
which he took was intact. but refused
to reveal its hiding place In P%ittsburg.
Part Of Money Recovered.
Bristoi. Conn. Oct 2i.-Nearly $780,
900 OF the money stolen by George Ed
ward CunlIffc October . from the
Adams Express company I'm Pittsburg
was recovered tonight at the homo OF
Joseph W. B~oardman. Cunliffe's broth
cr-ln-law. For Just a week the fortune
had lain In an old suit cas- unknown
To Boardman, who wns holding the
vallse. expecting Its owner would call
for II any day. The a sum found
was S7s.g5g.55.
AZ the result OF the statement made
by Cunliffc In Bridgeport last night
that he had sent $50. 900 OF the plumber
to his brother-in-law. Boardman. I'm
Bristol. n representative of the Asso-
ciaied Press called nj the Boardman
home last night and asked Mr.. Board
man " IL was 80. Boardman. who II
a young man and the agent here for
the Electric Express company OF Hart
ford. said that he nd received no
money. but that OF October Il n dress
suit case came to his house from
bridgeport nu1 as there was no name
on II he had not opened Il. His wife
signed for the case ~ Boardmnn
placed II In a closet. thinking II was
sent To him ms mt agent for an express
company To be called for later. Board
a told the Associated Press repre-
sentative thai 10 he wished he would
send for the police ms they could
break open the case. Chief Meims and
Captain Belden OF the police force were
then sent for and in their presence
the case was torn open. Huge bundles
OF money In the shape OF bills tumbled
out on the ioor N also "A black suit OF
clothes. "A pair OF shoes and two shirts.
~ the money was being counted SUI
p~erintendent J. e.. Curtis. OF h Adams
Express company's New England
agency. and William Minister. superin-
tendent OF Pinkerton detectives. drove
up to the house and were shown In. Mr..
Curtis then unte the money and
found the above named amount
Mr.. Curtis packed the money In a
valise aud o the late train for Hart
ford.
Boardman says that he has received
no word from Cunliffe during eighteen
months: that II the fugitive had c. ~e
this way he would have Informed Iie
police. Cunlifre's wife Is Boardman's
sister. and he says he has letters from
her since Cunline disa appeared. asking
that he do all he could to ind the miss
iug man.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
IN NORTHWEST PASSAGE
Success Is Said to Havs Crowned the
Norwegian Arctic Exploration After
Predecessors Failed for 500 Years.

New York. Oct. .i.-A cpcial to- the
Tribune from New Bedford, Mass.
says: THE whaling schooner Era ar
rived In port Monday from Hudson
bay. after n two-seasons stay. with $500
pounds OF whalebone.
'She reports that the Norwegian
Arctic exploring expedition was sue
cessful I'm making the Northwest pas
sage. Captain Conner basing his state
ments on u letter he had from COM
mander Amundeson. OF the sloop Gjoa.
who was at that time, April %. I'm King
Williams Land.
THE natives reported that the Nor
wegians had made the passage. n
the commander himself. later. sent
word that the Gjoa would work her
way u TO Behring strait during the
summer"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
BURBANK LOSES DIVORCE
Army L~isutsnant's Filipino Wife Gets
Decree and Alimony.

Leavcnworth. Kan. Oct. 2i.-The d.
yorce suit OF Conception Vasquez. the
Filipino woman, against First Lieu
tenant Sidney s. Burbank. Sixth In
fantry. which has attracted much at
tention I'm the army. has been decided
In favor OF Mrs. Burbank. Word
reached Fort Leavenworth today that
Judge Bates, OF the court OF first IN
stance at lloilo. r. l.. had granted "A d.
vorce to Burbank's Filipino wife. had
given her the custody of their daughter
and allowed her monthly nlimony.
Mrs. Burbank brought action after
Lieutenant Burbank's return To the
United States and after his engage
ment had been announced to n prom
lnent Leavcnworth young woman.
The war department provided counsel
for the deserted wife.
Lieutenant Burbank r. O being
tried at Iloilo on charges growing
out OF the case hat has just been de-
ciued.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
TRIES TO KILL JEROME
Nan Makes Futile Attempt TO Break
Doors TO Office Of New Works
Prosecutor.

Nv York. oct. 20.-An attempt to-
batter down the door OF the office OF
District Attorney W. r. Jerome was
made today by Jacob Meyer. who said
he wanted to kill Jerome. Meyer at
tackled the door before the attorneys
arrival and was found by the police
trying To get through the panels. shout
ing that Jerome had failed tn pay him
sufficient fees FOR his services I'm the
'"Redlight" investigation a few years
ago. He was sentenced to six months
IMPRISONMENT
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
CHARLES Is WILLING.
indications Point to Immediate selee.
tion Of Danish Prince for the
Norwegian Throne.

Copenhagen. Oct. I.--Importpnt dis
patches were received late last night
from the Norwegian premier. Michel
son, At Christiania. notifying the DAN
ish court that a full agreement had
been reached by members OF the Nor
wegian government IN the advisability
OF the prompt settlement OF the throne
question by resolution OF the storth-
Ing.
The Danish ministerial council sat
for two hours. and Il was announced
this morning that no Danish court was
ready Co abandon the idea OF a plebis-
mark was willing to accept the crown
" Norway when elected by n majority
u the storthing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
DIAMOND THIEVES BUSY
Necklace Worth $4,000 Stolen and
Diamonds Worth $4,000 Taken
from Hotel.

600 worth OF diamonds from the wife OF
tieorge w. Hoadley. AT Buckingham
hotel. last Tuesday evening. was an
nounced by the police today. Hoadlcy
a a brother OF Joseph w. Hoadlry.
promoter and %nnancier.
A former bellboy at the buckingham
and "A waiter were arrested In connec-
ton with the robbery.
a necklace worth SIS. 900 was either
lost or toIen today from the establish
ment OF william Schcer. "A mnnufac-
turing Jeweler In Fifth avenue.
Detectives were summoned and all
doors 81 the establishment locked pend
ing a thorough search.
This afternoon IL was announccd the
necklace had been found.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
CITY AT THEIR MERCY.

New York. Oct. ls.-Unless NOR,
effective measures are taken. IL II add
mitted By the police that they are
powerless To defeat the army of 5000
Camorris;i who infest New York. So
bold have these brigands ccom be-
cause OF their success In blackmailing
Italian merchants and escaping even
suspicion OF completely In h crimes
that their demands are increasing at
an alarming rate.
II IN said that there are not less than
30, 900 members OF Camorra Ia this
country. working twelve leaders sta
toned In the principal cities.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
BORE MAN IN HER ARMS
Heavy Burden Carried a Quarter OF
a Mile BY Slight Frsii Woman.

Chicago. oct. 2i.-A dispatch To the
Record-Herald from Monument. Colo,
says: .
Up a steel deciivity. bearing the limp
form OF her husband I'm her arms. Mrs.
G. b. Wilson struggled a quarter OF IA
mile to the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad. where she stood on the track
and made such frantic gestures that
the engineer OF n fast freight stopped
the train and too the injured man on
board.
Mrs. Wilson. who II the wife of the
station agent here. accidentally o
her husband while hunting yesterday.
He dropped To the ground insenslble.
but Ia plucky woman. although weigh
ing less thar li5 pounds. carried the
man. who weighs i55 pounds. vi the
mountain side.
When the trainmen came To her as
sistnnce she tainted.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
MANY CONVICTIONS.
Most Of Those Who Were courtmar'
tailed During the Year Were
Found Guilty.

Washington. Oct. .l.-The annual re-
port III General George T.. Davis. Judge
advocate general Of the army. shows
tnat OF commissioned officers tried dur
lag last year by court martial, thirty
five were convicted and thirteen ac-
quilted.
Three cadets aud 4.593 enlisted men
were convicted. while $50 men were ac-
quilted.
This N an 'r"reasc of 55l cases over
last year. ma~sly due To the fact that
"A large numbcr OF deserters has been
a~uprrhended and brought To- trial.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
KILLED BY JUSTICE.
Citizen Shot DoAn in His Own Home
M Result Of Fsud.

GaIeshurg. ILL.,. Oct. An. 8. Hahn.
a prominent citizen OF Henderson. Is In
the county Jail. and Frank Cronkite
is dead as the result Of a shooting af-
fray at the Cronkite home today: Hahn
In q well TO do farmer and has been
Justice OF the peace for several years
and is quite a figure In politics. IL In
said that there had been a feu be-
tween the men for some time.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
KING OSCAR WEEPS.
He Sheds Tears in Final Speech to
Parliament. Regrettins Dissolu.
ton Of Union.

Stockholm. oct. 2O.-Thc cxtraordi.
nary session OF the Swedish parliament
closed today. King oscar tn "A hort
speech expressed regret at the sepa-
ration OF Norway and Sweden.
The king said that though political
union no longer exists. he hoped for
lasting peace etwee the two peoples.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
IT ENDS IN A FIASCQ.
Arrests for Cattle and rorss Stealing
in North Dakota Not Backed
by Evidences.
by Evidence.

wiiliston, ~. D.. Oct. 2i.--Banker WI
III. Denney and Arthur McGahey. UNDER
arrest on the charge OF being impllcated'
In the wholesale horse thefts. were dis
charged yesterday after n hearing last
Ing all day. The prosecution failed to
produce sufficient evidence. I
DENLY. II was alleged. was disposingl
OF horses which an organized gang OF
horse thieves In eastern Montana and
Northwestern Dakota were stealing
rom farmers.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
GETTING AT THE FACTS
Interstate Commerce Commission Sc.
cures On Admission Regarding
R~efriaerator Cars.

Washington. Oct. 2l-The hearing be-
fore the Interstate Commerce commits
sion OF the proceedings instituted
against railroads and private car lines
was resumed today.
w. G. Rowley. freight traffic manager
OF the Michigan aud Central railroad.
under cross examination by counsel for
the Armour car lines. admitted that In
cases where free icing OF dairy or 9TH
er products Is advertised. the freight
tariff takes into account the cost or
such Icing.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
JAMES FORMALLY INSTALLED.

Champaign. ILL.,. Oct. iS.-Dr. Edmund
James James was today formally In
as president of the University of
Illinois. Exercises which were elaborate
were conducted In h presence OF a
large crowd. which included many dis
'inguished persons.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
MANY VICTIMS OF
BELATED STORM
Intense Autumn Wind Carries
Death and Destruction
Through Two States.
TWO KILLED IN IND. TER.
Destruction OF Many Houses in sorento
Town Of 100 Population, Was
complsts, Causing . Pro-
lonoed Panic.

Tulsa, I. r., Oct. 2o.-in q tor
nsdo which passed over the eoun-
try q mile west Of Msnford, I. T.
late last night, two children Of G.
r. Anderson were killed and Mrs.
Andersen and Miss Maude Root
seriously injured. Several other
persons are reported hurt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
ROBBED CITY or $500.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. ls.-John j. Kelly.
clerk OF markets. was arrested this aft
ernoon charged with 'embexEling S7.I0o
OF the Cite -,o-su
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

Sc. Louis. Mo-. Oct. 20.-Information
has been received here OF "A tornado
which swept through the village OF
sorrento. ILL.,. last night.
The report states four are dead and
thirty-nve injured. four OF whom may
die. and twenty-five to nifty houses de-
molished.
A complete swnth was cut through
the town. Everything In the track OF
the tornado was reduced to debris, or
blown away.
The dead:
MRS. THOMAS FILE. aged IS.
MRS. WILLIAM STEWART, aged SO.
WILLIAM MANN. aged so.
HARRISON MANN. aged IS.
The fatally injured are: Mrs. William
Kirkland. william Stewart and Thomas
File.
Storm Came from Southwest.
The storm approached from the
southwest and swept through he resi-
dence portion OF the town. The work
OF the wind quickly done. then followed
a heavy downpour OF rain. accom-
panied by vivid lightning and deep
thunder.
Those who escaped injury were for
a time panic stricken. but finally rallied
and set To work 20 rescue the injured.
So violent was the tornado that some
residences were swept away complete
ly and the debris cffcctualiy scattered.
Houses that remained standing were
converted into temporary hospitals.
Sorrento IL a town thirty-two miles
northeast of 81. Louis, with n popula-
tion Of LOO.
T~errential Rains in Wake.
The storm that wrecked sorrento.
deluged Alton. Ill. In b nature OF n
cloudburst and ST. Louis suffered the
fury OF a terrific thunderstorm. Near
Alton no loss of life occurred. but
streets were turned into temporary
rivers.
Ten miles north Of Alton "A Chicago.
Peoria AZ 81. Louis freight train
struck "A washout and plunged down an
e~mbankment into a branch creek. Many
cattle and horses were drowned. Sew
cral tramps are believed To- hav per-
ished. The trainmcn escaped. AT Sc.
Louis lowlands near the river Des
Percs was flooded and the police were
busy this morning rcscuing people
from ho~usetops.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
Each Must Give Square Deal.
NOVELTIES OF THE NEWS

Parkersberg, W. va.-The Philadelphia
Gas company. operating In Lewis county.
has struck a monster gas well. The gas
Is beyond all control and It's roar can be
heard for Ave miles. Every effort to con-
troll the gas has failed. IL IL estimated
that the gas from this well alone would
supply several cities the size OF Parkers.
berg with all the gas they could use for
Many years.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

chlcaRo.-csyrytng n child In each arm
Mrs. Henry 5heehan. 2SSi Butler street.
wen, TO the Harrison street police station
Sunday night and told the police the
children had been deserted by their moth.
cr. Mrs. Jennie Lurekin. The children.
Louis and George. are 1 and ? years old.
respectively. They were taken to tho
womsn's annex. The police are searching
FOR the mother.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

washington-Thc officials ut the naval
observatory hat a large group
OF solar spots was observed with the
photohcliograph at that institution today.
The group has advanced about two days
upon the disc OF the sun visible In this
vicinity and II located In south latitude.
The group can he seen by the naked eye.
but with a telescope II IN resolved into a
mass OF small spots. closely grouped to-
:cthcr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

Chicago. m.-Angcred because his broth
or Justine caused his indictment on n
charge Of conspiracy. John Norway fred
one shot at his brother Frank In their
home. AIS Honorc street. Sunday night.
mistaking him for Justine. The bullet
grazcd rank left leg. Frank and Jus
tine are twins and In his haste John nred
nj Frank. thinking he was Justine.
Chicago. m.-Trafhe In young women.
purchased IN Chicago for practical sale In
all parts Of the empire OF China. has been
discovered by local federal and police. au-
thorities. but thus far no law has been
found prohibiting the exporting OF Ameri-
can women TO foreign countrtcs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19
Speaks at Richmond.

Richmond. Wa, oct. is.-President
Roosevelt reached this city mt noon.
He delivered n lengthy speech. In the
course OF which he commented upon
the common bond OF sympathy that
once more united the north and south.
He further said:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

Charlotte. ~. c. Oct. 3i.-The ova-
zion which President Roosevelt re-
norton OF Virginia was continued as
Se travelled through North Carolina.
Reginning with HIS arrival az Raleigh
nj 4 o'clock. ne was greeted by cheering
crowds nj Durham. Greensboro. High
Point. Lexington. Salisbury and Char
lo,te. the demonstration In this city
being n hitting farewell OF the citlscns
~ the old Tar Heel state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-10-19

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Infame crimen.

Hemos yisto con ~repugnancia en- la prensa
del estado de Texas, que SO ACADIA de consul
mar uno de los crimenes mas viles y cobar-
des que pueden cometerse, siendo ell case de
Ia manera siguiente: Una hermosa seiori-
ia mexicana de San Antonio hugo del hogan
paterno con un joven con Ell fin de contraer
matrimonio en- la primera %poblacion que lie
garan. mas como tras eIlos fueran las requl-
sitorias de ~arresto, fueron aprehendidos en-
Pearsal, Texas, v puestos ambos en- la carcei
con separado aposento cada uno. AL siguien
te dia como a las dos de la manana sc pre-
sento en- la zelda de dicha senorita ell encar-
gado de la carcel que, pistola en- mano, Sc
arrojo como fiera sobre su vfctima diciendo-
lie que 81 gritaba la mataba en- eli acto. La
joven le suplico con los ojos arrasados en-
lagrimas respetase, por 10 mas santo, su no
nor ,pero TODD fue en- vano pies usando de la
fuerza bruta y apuntandole con la pistola, la
derrib6 al suelo y consumi6 su brutal inten-
to en- aquel ~solitario lugar donde la infeliz
~jovencita no podia tener ningun amparo nd
protection. AL siguiente dia fue conducida
por ell mismo villano que la asalt6, a la casa
de corte, y al. ser entregada con el Official que
debia conducirla a San Antonio, Sc quejo de
infame ~ultraje, a 10 cual- ell canalla Sc RIO y
dijo: mo es cleric; no hay tai cosa," y sc
march6. La ioven fue Nevada a San Anto
MO, donde va Sc ha puesto formal acusacior
en- contra del cobarde lucifer guardian de Il
carcel de Pearsall. Que 10 ahorquen! Qut
1iuchant
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09

I'll dia 16 de Agosto pasado. q las Q de la
mafana ocurri6 I'm funesto acontecimienuo
en- Sabinal, N. M, llenando de angustia a
los habitantes de aQuel lugar y muy especial
mente a la familia Chaves.
Sin saber con que objeto, el Sir. Don I'll
burcio Chaves, sali6 de su casa llevando en-
una mano un caballo por ell cabestro y un r.
fle. calibre so en- Ia otra. gu esposa 10 OBJ
servo. pero supuso que iria, como de costum-
bre, d matar algun animal danino EN- sus pro
piedades.
Era. la manana Su esposa no hizo mas
aprecio en- ese asunto, hasta que por mera
casualidad salio de La habitacion y tras de
ella, como d diez yardas de distancia, encon-
tro ell cuerpo del Sr Chaves tirado, bahado
en- sangre, con los pies cruzados y ell rifle
junto 81
Ninguna ~detonacion oyo la sehora, apesar
de la corta distancia, pues quiza en- sus das-
tracciones dom6sticas no SO do cuenta.
All encontrarse el cadaver, resultaron los
concentrates, siendo ell mas persistente que IA
muerte del Sr. Chaves Sc debi6 q algun ac-
cidente. dada la actitud EN- que Sc encontro.
sdpose que llevaba ell rifle cargado y que in
dudablemente tropez6, Sc lie cruzaron los
Dies " cdyO, udClchuo uioPoios - 49,
su caida. La bala penetr6 hacia un oJo vo-
lando el craneo y cerebro. La muerte debio
ser instantanea-
Cualquiera podria Greer en- un suicide pre-
meditado. pero en- ese case no habia para que
llevar caballo Y luego sin montar en- 81. En-
case de s~uicidio, tambien era de creerse que
no 10 hubiera cometido en- la espalda de su
casa; mas 10 que disipa toda creencia de su
suicide, fue La ejemplar vida que observe,
siendo bastante religioso, honesto y pruden-
te. no adyirtiendosele ninguna inquietud.
AL tempo que Sc descubri6 ell accidente.
Sc lie ~telegrafi6 al Sr. Ricardo Lobato, hijo
politico del finado, quien proporciono los da-
tos: Sc telegrafi0 ademas, al ST.. Juan Loba-
to. yerno tambien del ST.. .Chaves, a lsleta,
de donde ocurri6 en- Ell acto a ~presenciar ei
accidente.
Eel malogrado sr. Chaves. deja a su espo-
sa V tres hijas; dos de elias, las Sras. Loba-
to. ouienes estan i~nconsalables por la muer'
te del autor de sus dias.
Sinceramente lamentamos ell suceso, en-
viando a sus innumerables deudos, nuestra
co~ndolencia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Mujeres Hermosas

Mejillas llenas, adornadas con la suavi-
dad de buena salud y pura complexion. ha-
cen a todas las mujeres hermosas. Tomese
una pequeha dosis de Herbina despues de
cada comida y luego pronto y SECURE ayu-
dara a digerir 10 que haya comido. La
Sra. William M. Stroud, Midlothian, Tex,
escribe, Mayo 81, 1901 "Hemos usado Her
bina en- nuestra familia por ocho amos, y
la halo la mejor medicine que hemos usado
para constipation, fiebre biliosa y malaria.
De venta en- la Botica de FFischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-09-09
Abceso.

Abcesos con pocas excepciones, son indi-
cativos de constipation O debilidad.
w. H. Harrison, Cleveland. Miss, escribe
Agosto Is, 1902: "Deseo decir n palabra
de alabama por Ell Linimento de Nieve
Ballard. Pise un clavo, ell cual cause que
las cuerdas en- mi pierna Sc enrredaran y
un abceso para levantarse en- mi rodilla,
y Ell doctor me dijo que tendria n pier
ma tiesa, un dia fui q Ia botica de J. F. Lord,
quien ahora Sc halla en- Denver, Colorado,
me recomend6 una botella del Linimento de
Nieye; compre una botella de so cts, y me
euro la pierna. Esel mejor Linimento 9 n
ell mundo. De venta en- la Boticl de Fischer
y Cha.