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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
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ANNA WICKLFFE KY. i.
WICKLIFFE, KY.
Jan. 1s, 1905.

Ben Flint, constable of Wickliffe
district, died at three o'clock Sun,
day afternoon and was buried at
Blandtille Monday afternoon. Mr..
Flint was first taken with pneumonia
then with typhoid fever. He was
i'll about four weeks.
Little Miss Guinilda Boaz Is quite
i'll with pneumonia and fears are en-.
tartaincd that she may not recover,
MIR. w. H. Hawthorne, who has
been at Jackson, Tenn, for some
time, is at home visiting his family
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Miller are NOV
ing to Paducah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simmons have
rented the Mrs. Marshall property on
Court street where they intend op
ening a boarding house.
Mrs. Martin Rollins and daughter
Irene have returned from Blandville
where they visited for a week.
Mrs. Ora Jones of Cairo is in
Wlckliffe today on account of the
serious illness of her little niece
Guinelda Boaz.
DR.. Stevens and Miss Mary Davis
Of La Center were married Monday
morning and left on the noon train
for Chicago.
Mrs. Rebecca Dupoyster is quite i'll
West Wickliffe looks like tota
wreck since the railroad people have
been at work
Work on the new railroad at Couri
and Fourth streets has been stopped
for some time for lack of material.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
MAN AND WIFE SET
FIRE TO THEIR HOTEL
Ry the Associated Pros.

BY the Associated Press.
Carroll, Ia, Jan. 1S-After a sen.
sational trial, C. W. Harvey and wife
were convicted today on a charge OF
arson. They were charged with set
ting fire to hotel at GLADDEN., which
they were operating over a year ago
for the sake of securing insurance
Two brothers. w Z. and A. w. Hobbs
sleeping in the hotel, lost their lives
in the fire
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
coBDEN.
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Jan. 1s, 1905.


Mr.. Harry Wallace is in Memphis
this week.
Mr.. 7. stockman is reported quite
ill.,
G, A. Meneese and Roy Green spent
Sunday In Cairo.
Mr., Brown OF Milwaukee was the
guest for a few days last week and
over Sunday of his sister Mrs. Sue
Green. Mr.. Brown having lived here
several years ago. called on good
many of his friends.
Miss Frances Fischer who a week
~ago fell on the ice While skating and
was severely hurt about the face and
head, is improving slowly
Drs. Lingle, Goodman and Morse
are being kept busy these days admin
istering to the physical needs of the
people. While there are few cases
of sickness in town these doctors
have a good many calls from the sur
rounding community.
Mrs. Pasteurs who went to Texas
about a year ago with the hope of re-
gaining her health, has returned TO
Golden not improved. 1t is thuoght
she cannot live longer than few
days.
Miss Kate Dubois who several
weeks ago fell from the porch at her
home and sustained a fracture OF the
right leg. is again able to be in her
place at school.
Monday night partx of skaters
gathered at Earl's pond and enjoyed
a few hours on the ice. The night was
a beautiful one and the largeness OF
the pond and smoothness of the ice
more than made up for the long walh
out there and back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
LA CENTER, KY.
Jan. 1s, 1905.


Mr.. Ben Lane, proprietor Of the
Lane house. is very sick with la
grippe.
Mrs. J. B. Sales and little daughter
lone are visiting the formers mother.
in-law, Mrs C. A. Sales of La Cen
ter
Mr. Landrum. contracting carpenter
of Paducah. is erecting two cottages
on Broadway for Mrs. Della Lane.
Mr. John Moss new residence on
Olive and Second streets will soon be
completed.
Percy Jones and Harry Baker went
to Barlow to receive a lot of eggs
for shipment.
Mr.. James Lane and wife of Padu'
cab were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Lane Tuesday Mr.. James Lane is In
the employ of B. Weille and Son
clothiers of Paducah. te
Mr.. II. A. Martin of Paducah was in
the city Tuesday.
Mr.. F. L. Murray, representative OF
the Schulz Drug company, Cairo. Ill
is in the city today.
II. c. Bradley, representing Coving
ton Bros. and company, grocers, Pa
dleah, was the guest of the Lane
house today.
Mr.. viii Samuels has a severe
case of la grippe.
The produce company received nv
Kindred dozen eggs Tuesday,
Miss Mary Myers left Sunday 10
her home at Memphis.
Misc Ida Anderson of Hinkleylll
is in the city the guest of Mrs. DELI
Lane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19

Guy b. Perry, the pawnbroker, at
507 Commercial avenue, has paid the
$500 license and has los of money
TO loan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
ANNA.
Jan. te. 1905.

j. c. Dewitt was in Mounds Mon
day on business.
John Henly was called to Chicago
Sunday on account OF the sickness OF
his brother VIII, who Is seriously i'll
with smallpox.
Mrs. Gojrgc +. Farrer and two
children of Wiener, Ark, arrived IN
Anna Tuesday for a visit with rela-
tiyes.
4. b. Stewart of Springfield, H., is
the guest of his son, DR.. j. c. Stewart
Miss Allie Wlloughby is unable TO
attend to her duties as bookkeepef
at the First National bank this week
ON account OF illness. Miss Nell Hun
saker is working In her place.
Mrs. r. Lee Agnew will return
home today from Jackson, Tenn
where she has been spending several
weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Olive Peeler ana daughter
Rose, were in Dongola the first OF
the week visiting relatives.
Edgar A. Davie of The Talk gave
an interesting talk on the newspaper
business at the high school Tuesday
DR.. Samuel Dodds and family will
leave today for Philadelphia, Pa.
where they win visit for two months
DR.. Doods will attend a course ol
lectures.
John B. Duncan is quite i'll with
pneumonia at his home, corner Of
Green and Jefferson streets
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mrs. Beatrice Lanier, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kohn, tc
George w. Crawford of Jonesboro
The wedding will occur Feb, l.
"The Convic;'s Daughter" will be in
Anna Saturday evening, Jan. p
Those who attended the play two
years ago will be glad to have tho
opportunity of again witnessing it,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
PANAMA With
PACIFIC SHIPS
CONNECTION GIVING NEW or.
LEANS QUICKER SERVICE TO
TIE ENTIRE WESTERN
ocEAN-FoUR SHIPS RUN.
MING.

The United Fruit company will es'
tablisha new schedule for the sail
ing of vessels from this pert to Colon
and Panama, says the New Orleans
Plcayune. Ever since the establish
ment of the line these ships have
been sailing on Friday but in the fu
ture they win leave Wednesday.
This change, while apparently un-
important on the surface, really
means considerable to the trade Of
New Orleans and the passengers tray.
cling south from this port.
Manager Ellis, in explaining the i'm
portance of this move, pointed out the
highly-impcrtant fact that ships sail
/ ing from New Orleans on Wednesday
would reach Colon the same time as
ships sailing from New York on Mon
day This will put The steamers in
the port of Colon on Sunday and al
low the passengers to cross en- the
train to Panama the following day
and catch the Pacific Mail steamers
/ sailing from Panama on Tuesday for
/ ports Of Costa Rica, Nicaragua. Saliva
| dor, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico
and would also give a close connec-
lion for those passengers who might
care TO make the trip TO San Francis.
/ co by sen Those who have Travelled
in the tropics can readily see the ad.
yantages of these connections in
handling passengers for the Pacific
coast Of all the Central American re
publics The trip could be made much
quicker and very much more comfort.
ably.
In addition to making connection
with the Pacific Mail steamers the
new schedule will connect with the
South American Steamship company
sailing out of Panama for ports OH
he Pacific coast of South America
This will give passengers and freight
for ports in that territory very much
quicker service than any other line
can possibly furnish.
! The close connections with the Pa
eifc Mail, northboand, should interest
New Orleans merchants. for 4 will
give them much faster route by
which to deliver their shipments or
the Pacific coast than by the old sys
tenn of discharging freight on thC
eastern side and taking II across b.
i mule pack, which is almost out of III,
question, on account Of the delay ant
cost
The steamer Ellis sails today ant
next "Wednesday the Preston viii
leave and the yeYerly win follow o.
January II.
Mr. Ellis added hat he stool reah'
70 give the pocple ol NeW Grlaans nf
much transrorialiea as rhe trad
would Justify. II there was freight
for the ships he would have sailins
vice wc1it or oven more frequent
| y
The merchants need no. fear tha
they viii not be gwen ample accom-
;nodations, and the ships will deliver
their goods at Colon two days before
a ship could possibly arrive from Ne
York, sailing on the same day as Tho
New Orleans vessels. His conparS
s more than ready to take care o.
The Panama trade, large and small
There are four vessels in the line nov
which can carry very extensive car
goes. and cargoes consisting of heav.
machinery consignments and the like
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
EDITORS FINED FOR
cRITiclZING GRAND JURY

By The Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Jan. 1S.-Harrison II.
Gray Otis and his son-in-law. Harry
Chandler, owners and publishers OF
the Los Angeles Times. were fined
$500 each by Judge Wilber in the
superior court today for publishing ar
ticles alleged to reflect on the action
and motivds of the receipt county
grand jury. The case will be ap-
pealed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
NEW SENATOR BURkETT
WILL HELP PRESIDENT
BY the Associated Press.

~ NIIS EA0oVOIANNU 7 IVaos
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 1S.-The formal
act of electing Elmer J. Burkett Unit
ed States senator for Nebraska was
completed today by the joint assem-
bly, Burkett made a speech to the
legislature in which he pormised to
uphold the president in his efforts to
enlarge the duties of the interstate
commerce commission and in other
public matters which the president
may want congress to consider.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
MORMON AUTHOR
ON THE STAND

Washington, Jan lS.-Prof James
z. Talmage of the Utah State Univer
slty and author Of some of the doc
trines accepted as authoritative
teachings Of the Mormon church, was
on the stand all day today in the
smoot investigation He gave IN in
eresting account Of the church or
ani7stion snd the rhHrch cosfts and
,ra4ss ia lie vel 5nferHaa On nearls
eEg sghsect 81 urea psHcf h'
s continue his e. firony toineiroN
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
HARRISBURG.
Jan. te, ieo5.

Jan. 18, 1905.
Mrs. b. c. Conover went to Hardin
county Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. S. S. Barger has a severe case
OF la grippe.
The Rebekahs of this city gave an
elegant supper at Masonic hall Tues
day night. which was a we'll attended
and enjoyable affair
Gaskin and Company, clothiers
have repaired the front of their store
building.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-19
VOTE FOR LuEcK.
the Assneiated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Madison. Wis, Jan. 1S.-The Demo
cratic minority of the legislature to
night decided to cast a complimentary
vote for Martin Lueck of Juneau for
United States senator when the time
comes for balloting The Republi-
can members have not yet caucused.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
roDos NAL

Fl Equivoco es Hecho por Muchos
c~iuadanos de Santa Fe.
No sc equivoquen con la causa del
dolor de espalda.
Para deben saber la causa.
Els NAL imaginar que ell alivio es
cura.
Dolor de espalda es dolor de rinones.
Deben curar los rifones.
I'm c~iudadano de Santa les dice
como hacer este.
Cipriano Chaves, c~arcelero de conda-
do, de la Gale de Aqua Fria, dice:
'-Tuve ataques de dolor de espalda por
dos o tres amos. Ultimamente fueron
de mas larga duracion y courtroom
mas frecuentemente. Por veinte dias
antes de ir a la Botica de ireland no
hubo alivio en- los dolores a pesar del
hecho que use medicines y emphasizes.
Dos dias- de tratamiento con las Pildo-
ras de Doan para los Rinones fueron
suficiente para hacerme entender que
ell remedio estaba entrando a Ia raiz de
la causa y una continuation del mismo
por algun tempo paro los ataques Sc.
veros."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so cts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buf.
falo New York. unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recordad ell nombre-Doan--y no
tomen orto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
Incidente Asombrador.

Lo fue para todos sus amigos, un in.
cidente asombrador, que la Sra. I. B,
Hunt, de Lime Ridge. Wis, fue curada
de gu enfermedad mortal. Los docto-
res" escribe ella. me dieron por per.
dida," mis- amigos estaban listos para
decirme ell dltimo Adios; nubes obscu-
ras y desanimadoras obcurecieron mi
.horizonte, y estaba completamente de-
caida en- las costas de la decadencka,
a causa de mis- malestares de est6mago
9 hfgado. Para sorpresa de todos, fuf
beneficiada Embellishments y ahora
estoy complete y milagrosamente res
taurada en- salud." En- la Botica de
Fischer y Cha; precio S centavos; ga
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
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o JULIAN ARAcoN.

Con bastante pesar anunciamos ell IA
llecimiento de uno de los mejores ,
mas distinguidos hijos del suelo de
Nuevo Mexico, y vecino de Antonchi
co. Condado de Guadalupe, Don Julian
Aragon, acaecido en- su Residential ell
viernes de 10 semana antepasada. No
pudimos saber cual seria la enferme.
dad que quito do nuestro medic al dis.
tinguido c~iudadano.
Don Julian Aragon contaba rs amos
de edad. larga vida que fue siempre
ocupada en- obras buenas y dignas. Era
miembro de una de las famillas mas
grandes y respetadas del Territorio,
asi como distinguidas por su patrio.
tismo en- el desempeho de los deberes
cfvicos.
Naci6 en- la Plaza de Belen el dia 20
de Enero de 1880, habiendo cumplido
rs amos de edad en- Enero pasado. El
dia 10 de Agosto de 1851 contrajo ma
trimonio con la estimable sehora Ma.
ria de Ia Luz Rael. quien lie sobrevive
y llora sin consuelo su separation.
Tambien lie ~sobrevlven tres hijas y dos
hijos, asi como un crecido numero de
nietos y biznietos.
Don Julian, aunque de muy regular
educacion y. aptitud, nunca quiso ejer-
Ger destinos pdblicos de importancia.
c-ontentandose con servir en- las filas,
d~esempehando honestamente sus debe-
res cfvicos y dando vivo ejemplo de
y liberalidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
PAso DOS Ll1RANzAs FALst.
EtCADAS pOR sol cADA UNA,

Ell herrera w. H. Smith y la policia.
de Albuquerque estan muy ansiosos
por aprehender a un hombre c;ls da gu
nombre como Tom Mullin, qp2sa ha es-
tado empleado por ell herrero por al.
gun tempo. Ell sabado pasado en- la
noche Mullin present6 una libranza
por $21 en- una cantina como ell pago
de su semana Y recibi6 el dinero. In
mediatamente se fue a otro lugar Y
Gambia otra libranza semejante. Am.
bas estaban debidamente firmadas por
w. H. Smith pero cuando fueron pre-
sentadas en- ell banco para 9 pagadas
fueron rehusadas Embellishments. Am
bas eran falsifincaciones. Mullin par
ito para parties desconocidas y todavia
NO Sc sabe su paradero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
Noticias de Nuevo
Mexico.

Frank Bojorquez, recibio lastimadu
ras muy serias en- 81 rancho cerca d.
Hillsboro, condado de Sierra, la soma
ma pasada, a causa de haberse caido 81
caballo encima de al.
El DIR. J.. ID. Ballard. anteriormente
de Deming. condado de Luna, contra
10 matrimonio con la seforita Five
Lenora Seaward. la semana pasada, on
Thomas, Oklahoma.
Charles Kelly fue absuelto en- la cor
to del Segundo Distrito Judicial por eI
Condado de Bernalillo on Albuquerque
Ia semana pasada. del cargo de robo
en- la cantina High Life"
Frank Hunter. ell hijo de ounce amos
de edad de la Sra. Helen Hunter. Sc hu
20 de 81 casa en- Albuquerque, 'pero
pronto fue c~apturado por la policia en-
Gallup. y mandado a su casa el LINES
pasado.
La semana pasada en- Gallup, conda-
do de Mckinley. ell mariscal Winners
puso fuera de la plaza a ocho vagos.
esa clase de caminantes habiendose |
acumuladose Ell grandes micro en-
aQuel lugar.
Sc informa que bastantes ladrones
de caballos estan invadiendo ell conda-
do de Lincoln y los mlembros de la POI
licia montada SO italian ahora en- aque-
LA seccion y usaran TODD e~sfuerzo pa
ra a~prehender a semejantes quebran.
tadores de la ley.
Henry G.. Butler falleci6 en- Albu-
querque la semana pasada en- ell SAINT
tario de San Jose, de una complication
de Intermediates. Era hijo del Ex-
1~obernador Butler, de Virginia, y sus
restos fueron m%andados para su anti
qua Residential en- aquel estado.
= Bernard Morello, de la firma de Mo-
relic Hnos, en- Gallup. parti6 La soma
Ia pasada para Italia q traer a gu ma.
Ire para este pals. Despues de su par
ida, su hermano en- Gallup recibi6 una
anunciando la muerte de su ma
Ire ell dia II de ~Septiembre.
William Farr. de albuquerque, ha
lecho contrato para comprar mil reses
lie la Compania de Terrenos y Roses
del condado de Grant. la
de las mismas de ser hecha EN-
Iordsburg q fines de este mes. Las
seran mandadas q Imperial. Ca
donde seran engordadas para
Il mercado.
La tienda general de John Kennedy
N Gallup, condado de Mckinley, fue
obada por ladrones la semana pasada.
luebraron una ventana para poder en-
rar, y uno de ellos Sc cort6 tan mala.
nente que quedaron los vidrios de la
'entana empapados de sangre. I'm fu-
II y varios otros a~rtfculos pequefios
ueron las dnicas cosas que Sc lleva-
on los ladrones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
iMPEDiR UN
UN
L.INCHAMtENTO.

LlNCHAMiENTO,
Sc dice de Alamosa, Colorado,
de que a causa de que Sc temfa
de que fnese linchado por ell indlg.
nado populacho de ese lugar, 81
Banquero /. II. Schiller del d.
funto banco de Alamosa, fue tras-
ladado con precision para la car
eel de Pueblo, ell Lines en- la no.
che por 81 Alguacil Mayor j. A.
Garcia, del condado de Conejos,
para su mayor ~seguridad. En- su
examination preliminaria, que
fu6 tenida durante al dfa, ell La.
mes, las fianzas de Schiller fue.
ron levantadas de $40, 900 $10c,
900.
Ell Abogado L. F. Twitchell, de
Denver, que representaba a Schi-
fer, hacia fuertes objeciones en-
cuanto a la suma de Ia tianza, Pc
70 ell Procurador de Distrito Pill.
cher, insisti6 en- que la fianza fue.
Sc levantada.
FL Juez de paz e. A. Newton
flo la fianza en- SIS. 900 en- cada
de sus acusaciones y en- $40, 00O
la otra, hacienda 81 total de $780,
900.
Mucho alboroto ha causado la
quebra del dicho banco q los Ala.
mosenses, y mucho mas a causa
de las operaciones fnancieras del
dicho Schiller, que afectaran cast
a todos los del condado de Cone
jos.
No Sc sabe hasta cuando ten
gan a Schiller en- la carcel de
Pueblo, 10 que 81 sabe es que ell
Procurador de Distrito, ha dicho
de que 81 empujara las causas en-
contra de Schiller con TODD vigor
y de que 81 hara ell canine de los
hancarotistas sumamente duro
para caminarse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
osrHoPATA
DIR. CHARLES A. wHEELoN,

DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,
Sobador.
No. 1903 Palace Avenue.
Cura con exito Intermediates agu-
das y cronicas sin drogas o medicines.
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oficina: 9:12 IN. 2:6 D. m.
OSTEOPATIA.
La o~steopatia es IN sistema de ira
tamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas o medicines. I'm conjunto
de musculos encogidos o una peQue-
mes en- la ~colocacion de una o mas yer.
tebras en- ell espinazo de una persona
implicando ell abastecimiento del ner-
VIC y sangre estomago puede cal
sar indigestion y otras formas de des-
orden en- los intestinos. El Sobador
releya los musculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera dislocacion por 10 cual
p~aciente queda bueno Immediate
mente. Bl principle es 10 mismo en-
todas otras intermediates.
Este tratamiento de SOLAR trata o
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda-
des agudas o cronicas. No Sc cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,
Sobador.
No 103 Palace Avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21

Ell Manual Legislative para
1905, 8 Libro Azul para Nuevo
Mexico, compendio de valor his
t6rico y Official para cada hombre
de negocios y Official y de interes
para cada ciudadano. 804 p&gi.
mas. Precio $3.50. Dirijanse
4 10 Compafia Impresora del
Nuevo Mexi cano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21

gar los sueldos dc los mineros
La mayor parte del dinero fu'
recobrado.
Pueblo, Gallo, Oct. 2l. Lo que
Sc dice ser el segundo monumen
to en- los Estados Unidos que con
memorial Cristobal Colon, fut
inaugurado hoy aqui, habiendo 81
do descubierto por la Senorita
Lena Chiariglione, hija del presi'
dente de la Union de Schedules
Italianas. cuyos miembros con-
tribuyeron la mayor parte de los
fondos para la erection del mo.
numento La estatua consiste
de un hermoso busto de bronco
del famoso descubridor de Anne
RIGA, tiene como ~ pies de alto y
fue puesta frente d Ia Liberia
Carnegie, Ell presidente Chiari-
glione present6 la estatua q la
ciudad en- IN bonito discurso y la
misma fue aceptada por ell mayor
West. Ell gobernador Mcdonald
hizo un corto discurso. M. de
Planches, ell Embajador Italiano
en- Washington estuyo presente
en- las ceremonies como repre-
s~entantes del Rey Victor Ma
nuel.
Nueva York, Oct. 21.-W. G.
Gillette, vice presidente de la
Mutua, testifcando ante la conf
sion Investigators de aseguran-
zas. confeso que la Mutua contri
buy6 ~cuarenta mil pesos a la cam
paf1a nacional republicanade1 1904.
dijo que en- 1900 habia
.ontribuido $35, 900, y en- 1896,
s15.000 Dijo que habia autori-
las contribuciones despues
de consultarlo con ell presidente
Y algunos miembros del cuerpo
lie directories. Tambien testifco
explicando las partidas
lie gastos, que la suma de So, 1851
fueron gastados durante ell a1o
,n dar lunches q la fuerza de es-
,ribientes de la compaflia, salien.
10 cast a razon de $3.50 al dia. Sc
lescubri6 por ell testimonio adu-
lido hoy que la columna de gas
;os de la Mutua no tiene Unite.
abogado general, dijo Mr.. Gil.
EFT, podia sacar $25, 900 cuando I
e diera la CANA, sin tener que
lar cuenta del fin a que los deni. /,
aba. Los gastos de ley de !
durante ell ano de 1904, !,
q 1864. 600; los de la !
Jew York Life. q $4,000 y los :
lie la Equitativa a 1904, 900. Los
totales de la Mutua, en-
902, fueron $5,478, 939; en- 1908, :
6, 721, 1888, Y en- 1904, 81, 199, $50. !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
REPER7ORIOS DE- JUICES DE- PAZ.

La Compania Impresora del NUEvo MExIoANo ha preprado repertorios
Civhes y Criminaies especlmente para uso de Jueces de Paz Estan
reglados particularmente, con ~encabezdos impresos, unos en- Espanol
una manera sustained y durable con respaldo de- cuero , Zorro y cubierta
de Iona; tienen un indice complete al principle y las propins de Jue-
cea de Paz y Soto Alguciles impresas por entero en- la pagina primera.
Las paginas tienen 10 L-2x16 pulgdas. Estos libros SO componen do
repertorios Civiles Crininles, Separates de 800 paginas cada uno,
70 con ambos Civiles y Criminales encuadernados en- I'M ibro, 80
paginas de Civles y 800 paginss de Orimjrles. A fin de introducirlos
Sc ofrecen 4 los precios reducidos siguie. Ire:
Civles 8 Oriminales $275
Continuation de Civiles y Criminales 400
Por 40 centavos adiconles por un solo repertoire 8 So centavos ad
|cionaes por I'M repertc-~ ,ombindo, SO mandarin por correo 8 OK
|preso pagados de antemnd. Eli precio cabal debe acompanar la orden
|Digan chramente cuales ~encabezdos quieren, 81 en- Espanol 8 Ingles
DIBEoe16N:
OOMPANfA IMPREsORA DEL NUEvO MExICANO.
Santa FA, N. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
e INDiGEs

TiON cuRAoAs.
Eel ano pasado tuve I'm ataque seve-
70 de indigestion. No podia dormir
de noche y sufria dolores penosos
despues de cada comida. Estuve mo-
lestado en- este mode por cerca de tres
meses cuando use las Pastil!as de
Chamberlain para Higado y Estomago.
y me dieron alivio Immediate" Dice
John Dixon, Tullamors, Ontario. Ca
NADIA. De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-21
Tienda de Winter y Cha
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