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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
WEDDING NEWS
A SHOCK TO
BELASC0.
Manager Not Taken Into the
Confidence of Mrs. Carter
and Louis Payne.
Quarrel Between Couple Al
most Results in Calling
Off of Marriage.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Mrs. Leslie
Carter and Louis Payne. her husband
of forty-eig hours, are now on their
way to. Shelter Island. ultimately to
receive either the blessings or hard
knocks of David Belasco, as the case
may be. That the news of the wedding
was a surprise to playerfolk generally
is describing the situation mildly. The
tidings caused almost as much excite
ment in the Lambs Club as in David
Belasco's private office and his amaze
ment was undisguised.
The marriage is the astoni hing cul-
mination of 1000-mile automobile run
which Mrs. Carter was making. That
there came near being hitch in the
ceremony was learned in dispatches from
Portsmouth today. On Wednesday, when
Payne called on w. H. Moran, Ports
mouths City. Clerk, for the license, he
answered the usual questions and re-
turned with the document to the hotel,
where Mrs. Carter and others of the
party were enjoying themselves i'm
moderately. On Friday morning Payne
again called upon Moran, declaring that
he had by mistake destroyed the license
and required another one. Moran gave
him a copy of the original, assuring
him that. it would answer the legal
questions.
The fact is that, after the first license
was issued, Mrs. Carter. awoke to the
seriousness of the proceeding and
showed an inclination to "renig." Both
Payne and Mrs. Carter gave an exhi-
bition of temper and during the spat
the license was destroyed.
1t had been their intention to get
married that evening. Later. as they
1ourneyed to Portland a truce was de-
clared and again they decided to have
the ceremony performed. To outwit
the others of the party Payne made
some trivial excuse when he left to call
upon the City Clerk A few moments
later Mrs. Carter remarked that she
was going out for walk. She met
Payne outside and went with him at
once to the parsonage She did not ap-
pear in the least happy during the cere-
mony, keeping her veil tightly drawn
over her face and sobbing violently.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
WOMEN WANT JOBS
AS LION TAMERS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


NEW YORK, July 14-In answer to
an advertisement, more than 200 wo-
men appeared at Bostock's arena,
Coney Island, today, every one of
whom with one exception. was ready
Immediately to begin course of lion
tanning. Miss Elizabeth Wheeler was
the exception. She applied for the
position under the impression that the
lion was toothless.
After interviewing the small army of
would-be lion tanners. Mr.. Bostock con-
cluded he would hold test of cour-
age" in his arena at 10 o'clock next
Thursday morning, on which occasion
each applicant will be sent into the
arena and left there with the Nubian
lion Sultan sufficiently long to deter
mine the extent of her pluck.
Any one who leaves the cage until
told to do so will be eliminated Mean
while a corps of attendants with forked
bars and revolvers will defend each wo-
man from possible attack.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
SAYS SHE IS WIDOW
Of NOVELIST.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
CINCINNATI, o., July 1.-THE claim
made by Mrs. Alethea Foley. a ne
gress of this city. THAT she is the widow
of Lafcadio Hearn has come as a start
ling shock to those who knew the bril-
liant novelist and writer when he re-
sided in this city. The fact that firm
of well known New York lawyers has
accepted the task of investigating the
woman's claim in an endeavor to as
certain the value of royalties on
Hearn's novels and books, strengthens
belief in the truth of her story.
Mrs Foley, as she is known. al
though she declares she is Mrs. Laf-
cadio Hearn, is SO years of age, and
was married, she says, to Hearn in this
city on June IA, 1874. Hearn was then
engaged in newspaper work In Gin
cinnati.
The woman was of striking appear
ance Hearn's friends knew that he
was fascinated with her. She says she
left him in 1877, because of his morose
and moody temper, but that they were
never divorced. He left Cincinnati,
and three years later she was informed
that he had died in New Orleans. She
obtained what she considered docu-
mentary proof of his death. according
to her story, and married again. Later
she learned that Hearn was still alive
and left her second husband. The rec
ords of her marriage to Hearn were
destroyed in the courthouse fire of
1884
The woman was born in slavery near
Maysville. KY.
After Hearn located in Japan he
adopted the dress and philosophy of
that country and married a Japanese
woman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
To Death
AROUND SHAFT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE carI

E-O4aA DloEAICh III The L
NEW YORK, July 14-In the shock
ing death of PaoIa YonaVitch. a Pole
employed in the ]. B. King plaster mills
at Richmond Terrace. Staten Island. the
police are confronted by theories Of
murder, suicide and accident Yona-
witch was whirled to death around a
shaft in the mill this morning. He was
mangled almost beyond recognition.
The case at first seemed to be one OF
accident. but investigation showed that
the rope with which Yonavitch was
drawn to the shaft was tied around his
ankles. The police also heard stories
that Yonavitch had quarreled with a
fellow workman. This man is missing
and general alarm has been sent out
for him.
The workmen employed in the part
of the mills where Yonavitch worked
are nearly all Poles. and it was difacuIt
for the police to get any information
from them. At first 1t appeared that
Yonavitch had fallen asleep and that
bis legs had been entangled in the rope
that led to the swiftly revolving shaft
Later in their investigation the police
learned OF Yonavitch's quarrel with a
fellow workman some days ago.
Other workmen. it is said, have ad-
vanced the explanation that Yonavitch
was lashed to the shaft as joke. and
that the machinery was started unex-
pected1y.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
In MEXICO
ARE WARNED To LEAVE
Revolutionary Society Of Gigantic
Proportions Issues Call for
an Uprising.
sPEcIAL DIsPArCH TO THE CALr

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
Ell PASO. Texas. July 14.-Organ-
lied as labor union revolutionary
society of gigantic proportions has
issued a call for a general rising in
Mexico on September Is. the indie
pendence day of the republic. The so
ciety has political as well as an anti
American purpose
Americans have been receiving writ
ten warnings and have left the re-
public in large numbers. Rumors OF
revolution have been brought across
the border not only by refugees who
have been warned to leave. but by
mining men and prospectors who cover
all Of the northern part of the re-
public.
The watchword is Mexico for the
Mexicans." The society demands that
all Americans be driven out and the
country return to the old Juarez con-
stitution of 1857.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
Honduras Throws Off Mask
and Boldly Announces
Herself Against Guatemala
ANOTHER BATTLE
ON THE FRONTIER
Commander of Salvadoran
Troops Meets andDefeats
President Cabrera S Forces


PANAMA, July 14.-A telegram re-
cefved here from Salvador says that
Honduras declared war against Guate-
mala today
The following information has been
received in Salvador:
General Bonilia, commander of the
Salvadoran army, has repulsed the
Salvador, ten miles east of the Qua
temalan frontier. The victorious army
of Salvador retained the position cap
tured from the enemy"
The declaration of war against Qua
temala brings third state actively
into the Central America trouble which
has been progressing with more or less
fighting and bloodshed for a month or
more. Honduras and Salvador are now
arrayed against their neighbor on the
west. Nicaragua and Costa Rica are
the only two countries still passive,
and 1t has been said the former is about
to take part in the fighting.
Up to today Honduras had seemingly
taken no part in the disturbance be-
tween her neighbors. Recent reports,
however, declared her territory had
been invaded by Guatemalan troops in
pursuit of fugitives from the army of
General Regalado. the Salvadoran
commander who was killed in the
fighting at Jicara.
The present trouble in Central Am
erica has been brewing for a long
time. For the past Ave months the
revolutionists in that country have
been planning, intriguing and prepar-
ing for the overthrow of President
Cabrera. and in their efforts to this
end they have not failed to appeal for
support to certain elements in Hon
duras and Salvador working on the
national jealousies for the first place
among the several states forming Cen
trail America.
President Cabrera has been harshly
criticised by his neighbors. They de-
clare he rules with extreme despotism,
that no mans life is safe under his
administration and that the country
morally and economically is going to
the dogs under his misrule and Ill
advised course.
5 On the other hand. Cabrera has de-
clared this revolutionary movement to
be inconsequential and that the Gov
ernment would promptly put it down.
President Cabrera's term of office, in
fact, expired in 1905. He has. how
ever, insisted on holding office.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
SEA VIOLENTLY DISTURBED
ON EIGHTEENTH OF IA X L
Ship Experiences Remarkable Phenom-
enon While South of Austria
linn Continent.

HONOLULU. July 1.-THE ship Andre
Theodore, which has arrived here from
Cardiff, reports having experienced :.
remarkable phenomenon. which appar-
emily was caused by an earthquake, on
the afternoon of April Is. The log en-
try made at that time shows that the
vessel was violently agitated for forty
FIVE seconds. The rough sea became
suddenly confused.
The vessel was south of Australia
when the phenomenon was experienced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
Labor Leader Named for Congress.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 14--Thomas D.
Nichols, president of district No. 1,
United Mine Workers of America, was
today nominated for Congress from the
Eleventh District by the Lackawanna
County Democratic convention.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
Foodstufrs Found to Be AduIterated.

CONCORD, \. H, July 1.-THE report
Of the State Board of Health on an ex-
animation of food products made public
today says that of 40S samples anaIyzed
16s were found adulterated, misbranded
or below the standard. These samples.
most of them from other States, in
cluded canned meats, milk, corn prod
ucts, jelly and preserves. catsups and
other articles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
Piracy of Music to Be Checked.

LONDON, July 1.-THE British Gov
ernmsnt has consented to father T. P.
O'CofHnor's musical copyright bill.
which insures its passage. It is be-
lieved that the enactment of the meas
ure will end the extensive and long
established piracy of music, especially
American music, and ensure the pro-
lection of foreign composers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
PRESIDENT WILL TRAVEL
TO IsTHMUs-ON BATTLEsHIP
One of Latest and Greatest Additions
TO Americas Fighting Vessels, the
Louisiana. VIII Be Used.

NEW YORK, July 14.-When Presi-
dent Roosevelt goes to the Isthmus
this fall he will travel there on board
the battleship Louisiana, one of the
latest and greatest additions to Am
erica's battleship armada
Moreover, two other battleships will
accompany the Louisiana when she
starts with the Presidential party
aboard. It is not yet known who will
comprise the party.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
FOILED IN AN ATTEMPT
TO ROB A DENVER BANK
John Hastings, a Former sam Fran
ciscan, and His Accomplice
Captured and Jailed.

DENVER, SJuly 14.-Dufield Knox
Duncan and John Hastings attempted
to rob the bank in the Ernest and Gran
mer building, conducted by Edward Ell
we'll, this afternoon, but were fofled
and both were captured and Jailed
Hastings came to Denver from San
Francisco. Both men have been en-
ployed on local newspapers. Hastings
recently married Miss Katherine
Jenkins, formerly cashier in the Elwell
bank. ----
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
KAISER MAY SEND HIS SON
TO AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Prince August Wilhelm Likely to
Finish His Education I'm the
United States.

BERLIN. July 1.-THE Neue Mill
tarische Politische Correspondent to-
day repub1ished the report that En-
peror William probably would send his
fourth son. August William (bOrn in
1SS0 to an American university after
the young prince had finished his
course of study in the German uni
verstty~
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
sSlayer Of Architect White Stub
bornly BaIks Efforts Of Counsel
to Save Him From Punishment
Heart-Broken Mother of Tombs
Prisoner Arnyes From England
Eager to Visit Him in His Cell
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Mrs William
Thsw, Harry Thaw's mother, and his
sister. Mrs. Carnegie. arrived in this
city on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
They did not leave the ship in time to
visit Thaw in the Tombs. Special ef-
forts are being made to obtain a pass
from Commissioner Lantry. who is out
Of town, 10 enable Mrs. Thaw to see her
son tomorrow. Sunday is not a calling
day. ana it is necessary 10 have a spe-
cisl permit.
Mrs Thaw is heartbroken over the
plight Of her son and eager to see him.
She viii not delay until Monday if
Thaw's lawyers can obtain the pass.
Ihaw was very nervous all day, ow-
ing to the knowledge Of his mothers
expected arrival Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit
Jhaw made two calls at the Tombs to-
day TO see her husband.
Thsw today wrote letter to his law
yers. Black. Olcott. Gruber & Bonynge,
informing him that ne did not care to
have them do any further work in his
case.
PRISONER Is HEADsTRONG.
Thaw is not only the wealthiest
man who has been confined in the
Tombs on charge Of murder in many
years. but he is also the most head
strong He has been unwilling to fol-
low the instructions given TO him by
his attorneys and he has persistentIy
disregarded their wishes. When VIII
liam H. Olcott was first called into the
case he asked Thaw to submit to an
examination by several eminent alien
lists retained by the prosecution. Thaw
refused to answer a single question
and then talked in a manner that led
the physicians 10 believe he was sane
from a legal standpoint-that is, able
n dinerentiate between right and
wrong.
While hard work was being done to
frepare a defense along lines that OIL
oott deemed proper, Thaw insisted upon
making a statement 70 the newspapers
that he was not insane. It is said he
was not entirely frank to his advisers,
and that as a result they were con-
stantly surprised by the developments.
QUARRELs WITH JUDGE OLCOTT.
Thaw. during verbal combat with
Judge Olcott In the Tombs yesterday,
became enraged and closed TRADE by
telling his lawyer fatty that the firm of
Continued on Page 80, Column g
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THE TRUTH ABOUT REFUGEES N THE cAMPs-sp the Call Tomorrow

the stand for Harry
OcOt dmssfng
New York trial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
PARA roDA



Una APPLICATION del Unguento ds
Doan cura cualquIer comezon. Ira,
tamlent0 breve cura eczema, almorra
mas comezonien.as. flema salada-
c~ualquler erupcion de la piel o come
o en- la plel. Els Ell remedio mas ba'
ratio para usarse, porque Sc ne
ceslta para aliviar y curar. Aqui hay
testimonio de Santa Fe para probarlo
c. M. Conklin, ex- escribano de ciu-
dad, QUEEN vive en- la Gale de San
Francisco, dice: Vino a mi conoci.
miento en- tempo pasado I'm case de
hemorroides. comunmente ilamadas al
morranas. Fran Ia clase sanguinolenta
variedad putridora, y comezonientas
extensivamente. Vino a mi conoei-
miento Ell Ungnento de Doan de una
persona que sufria y fue %procurado en-
Ia Botica de Ireland Y curse del trata-
mientO dado. La primera a~plicaciop
do alivio Y uso continue del mismo
por un largo tempo radicalmente dis.
pnso de esa prevalente playa"
DE venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio 50 centavos. Foster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York, unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recorded Ell nombre-Doan-y no
tomeh otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

han protocolsdo- entradis de domicilit
en- el condado dc Torrance, y que Ia
les PROTOCOLS fueron heshos mus qu(
sells meses antes de 10 election De-
presente otoho, y ~preguntando 81 tal
~protocolo ~establece d las personal
que 10 hagan como residences a mode
do que puedan votar en- IA election We
nidera.
Dsbsn Rssldir do Hscho en- Of pomI,
clio para votar.
La entrada do domicilio pueda ser
p~rotocolada por cualquIer ciuda'lano
do los Estados Unldos arriba de 81
AMOS de edad o que tenga familia; 10
ley no requIere al aplicante para en-
trada de domicilio que sea residente
de Nuevo Mexico por terrenos en- Nue.
vo Mexico sobre que 70 hace protocol
10; sin embargo, provee que debe es-
tablecer su Residential sobre ell terre.
no tornado. y por una regulation del
departamento de terrenos este pue-
de hacerse en- c~ualquier tempo dentro
de sells meses, empero, tiende q mos.
trar que ell que hace Ia entrada esta,
blecera su Residential dentro de sells
meses en- Nuevo Mexico. Sin embar-
go. 81 ell que hace la entrada, al proto-
su ~aplicaclon establece realmen.
to su Residential sobre Ell terreno to.
mado. SO convierte Embellishments
en- ~residente de Nuevo Mexico, y so
presume que su Residential sera con.
linuada aun cuando vuelva d gu esta-
DO natal q arreglar u negoclos d
asuntos y permanezca ausente
algunos meses Por tanto, soy de opi-
MON que Ia fecha de establecer una
Residential actual sobre ell terreno Sc.
ris Ia fecha en- que empezaria d co.
'rer 81 residential. y que ell hecho de
lue establece su Residential dentro de
sells meses, no alcanzarla atras d
a afecha de 81 p~rotocolo q modo de
lacerlo un ~residente desde la fecha
ie tai ~protocolo bajo 81 intento de
luestras leyes de election.
Respetuosamente sometida,
W. G. REID,
Procurador General.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
DEHEN RAYAR Ell 30.

pEBEN RAYAR FL BIO.
LETo PARA voTAR,
sobre la proposition de Estado-Ei
Procurador General Dice que "sI"
8 mo" Deben ser sIgniflcadcs
con Marca.
En- ciertas regiones %opuestas al es-
tado en- este Territorio Sc ha dado vue-
10 a la expression de que un boleto sin
una cruz en- ell ISL" y en- ell mo" sera
contado como lin vote en- contra del
estado.
La siguiente es la opinion del pro-
curador general sobre la materia:
Oct. II, de 1906.
Hon. C. ". Stafford, Secretario de la
Comision Central Republican,,
Santa F6, Nuevo Mexico.
Sehor--Tengo su carta del is del
corriente en- la cual pregunta: EN-
81 evento lie que i'm votante descnide
rayar Ell ISL" 8 el mo- en- su boleto
sobre esa question en- referencia al es-
tado, 81 tai boleto debe e contado
en- favol o en- contra"
Sc avisa a listed que en- tai evento
el boleto no debe ser contado en- favor
nj en- contra en- Ia question del estado.
Respetuosamente sometida,
W. G. REID,
Procurador General.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

La convention regular Republican,
del condudo DO Sandoval sera tenida
en- Bernalillo, cabecera del condado,
81 dia rs del corrlente. Els cosa en-.
'tendida que I'm partido del Pueblo SO.
"a organlzado en- oposicion al boleto
regular Republican,. y que la conven-
cion de este partldo sera en- Ia cabece.
ra del conlado el "a, o un dia antes
que la convention Republican,. Por
ahora no Sc puede determinar cuanto
habra progresado este movimiento, Pc
no de que Sc esta tratamitando no ca.
be duia. Entiendese que el nombre
de ". H. Andrews. candidate Republi.
para delegado al Congress-, enca.
becera ell boleto del partido del Pue-
bio, 81 tai cosa Sc puede hacer bajo
la ley de e~lecciones que esta VICENTE.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
NuEvA REsERvA DE MADEIRA.

Proclama Official del Presldente Ests
bleciendo la "Mount Taylor' en-
FL condado d evaIencia.
La siguiente es Ia proclama oficia
del Presidente, declarando Y apartan
do la Reserva de MADEIRA de Noun
Taylor en- ell Condado de Valencia:
ReservaF orestai de MountTayIor, Nue.
vo Mexico.
Por Ell Presidente de los Estado,
unidos de America:
Una Proclama.
Por cuanto, los terrenos plblicos Ell
Ell Teritorio de Nuevo Mexico, de qus
Sc hace indication s~ubsecuente estar
en- parte cubiertos de MADEIRA, Y pare
ce que ell bien pdblico seria fomentadt
separanio dichos terrenos como reser
va pdblica;
Y por cuanto, 81 provee en- la sec
cion veinticHatro del Acta del Congre
SO aprobado Marco tres de mil ocho-
%cientos noventa y uno, intitulado "Un
Acta para abrogar 1eyes de cultivo de
MADEIRA v para otros fines" "Que el
P~residente de los Estaios Unidos DO,
! dra de tempo en- TEMPO apartar v re.
servar, en- c~ualquier estado 6 Terrific.
rio que tenga terrenos pdblicos produc
torres de MADEIRA en- cualouier parte
de los terrenos pdblicos cubiertos en-
teramente 6 en- parte de MADEIRA 6 re-
nueyos. va sea 6 no de yalor comercial.
como reservas plblicas. v el Presiden-
te declarara nor nroclama pdblica. al
establecimiento de tai reserya v los
limites de la misma."
Ahora, Dor 10 tanto. yo Theodore
Roosevelt. Presidente de los Estados
Uniios de America. en- yirtud del no.
der en- mi revestido DOR Ia seccion "a
del antedicho acta del Congreso pro.
clamo que Dor esta son reseryados de
entrada 8 colonization V apartados co.
M una Reserya Pdblica. nara uso v
beneficio del pueblo. todas las suertes
de terra en- ell Territorio de Nuevo
Mexico. demonstrates como Ia Reserva
Forestal de Mount TAYLOR en- 81 dia-
grama ore lorna parte de esta.
Esta proclama no tomara efecto so.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
psilore Do ia plaas.

Hay gran pealgro dc h playa Dc to.
SEES y resfradoh que son tan preva.
lentes, 4 menos que tome el Nuevo
Descubrimlento del DR.. King para H.
sis. toses y resfrIados. La Sra. Geo,
Walls, de Forest City. Me-, escribs:
DE I'm envio do dos al pueblo WHEN.
DO en- cllmas ionde toses y resfrlsdos
prevalecen. 70 hallo que proi,to les
'cura. Nvita Pneumonia, clira La Grip
pc. do descanso maravilloso On IL as
ma y fiebres. y hace pulnones debIlcs
fuertes para evItar tlsis. Uses y res
friados. $l.00 y so centayos. 0aran.
tisados por Fischer Drug Co. Botella'
de prueba gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
CARTWRIGHT-DAvISC CO..
No. $50 Gale de San Francisco.
Telefono de la Especieria No. Telefono de la Carnicerla No 49
ESPEC|ER0S !: PANADER0S \: CARNICER0S
c EN- rARRos.

Siempre tenemos en- mano I'm surti
do complete de pescado importado en-
tarros, ell cual Ell muy propio para o.
almuerzO g par amerendar.
Pescado en- tomato. tarros de una
libra, 25cts.
Pescado fresco, tarros de ana libra,
Tarros de mt libra IS cts.
20cts.
TarrOs ovalados de una libra. Fin
don Haddocks, S5cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
Ia cARNIcERlA.

Nuestro concrete es Quartet general
para compradores %particulares de car
mes frescas. Vendemos solamente car
ne inspeccionada por ell gobierno. la
cual nos es mandada por expreso y la
cual es Embellishments preservada de
contamination despues de que llega q
nOsotrOs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

Una estafeta ha sido establecida en-
Hansenburg, condado de Socorro, la
que sera servlda de San Antonio. %
millas al poniente. Luciano Tafoya
fue nombrado estafetero.
Una estafeta ha sido establecida en-
Potter, condado de Union, siendo es-
tafetero William s. Potter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27

No hay ningun lugar placentero, nc
obstante 10 que puede obtener ell dine
no como cuando toda la familia esta
en- buena salui. Una botella de Ia
Mel Lavativa de Tinta de Orino cues
ia so centavos. Curara todos los
de ia familia de constipa-
cion. dolor de cabeza y malestares del
De venta en- la botlca de
A. c.. Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
v~lNAoaEaAs GRATIS.

Cada vez que recibemos un carga
ment0 de aceite de olive, puesto en- vi
nagreras de CRYSTAL de medic cuartillo,
con retenedores de CRYSTAL, los cuales
se pueden s en- la mesa para aceite
q vinagre, cada una vale 35cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
Una Mia ousmsd. Malamsuss,

0 un hombre, a hombre o muier. prom.
to Sc le quita 81 dolor. 81 Sc apllca Ia
Saliva Dc ArnIca dc Bucklen. @. ].
WEIGH, de Fekousha, Mich, dice:
"Yo 10 uso en- mi familia para cortadu-
ras, llagas y toda clase de malestarek
do Ia pie, ~ la halo perfecta." La
mas prontao para almorranas. la
mejor saliva curativa. rs centavos
en- la Botica lie Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-10-27
FLOR IMPERIAL.

~Aconsejamos que compren nuestro
buen pan durante ell verano, pero 81 ha-
cen su propio pan, no falten en- COM
para la flor imperial, la cual es Ia me.
ior que hay en- ell mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura de
pan. so libras por $1.75.