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Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

The largest stock of Newest
Styles in Millinery at Lowest
Prices in North Arkansas at
Barnett Bros -Mer- Co., Bates
vile.
Our good friend Jack Heard
was up from Mobley the first Of
the week paying taxes and look
ing after some other matters OF
business.
T. J. Davidson, who was at
Calamine last week on business,
reports that the people have
great faith in the mining pros
poets there There is no doubt
that the Calamine country is rich
in valuable mineral, which will in
time be fully>developed.
When Strawberry river is
bridged the necessity for a bridge
across Piney, just above town, is
going to become more apparent.
Perhaps the people of Evening
Shade and others whom a bridge
over that creek would benefit
will attend to it that the bridge
goes over at their own expense,
as the county doubtless has all
the bridge building on hand it
cares to undertake for some
time yet.
"Uncle Lemuel" Yeager, a
we'll known old citizen, has been
quite i'll at his home in lizard
county, only a few miles from
town, for several weeks, but is
getting better. He has been
suffering from stomach trouble
and the infirmities of old age,
Swift Bros. show exhibited al
this place last Friday and Satur-
day nights and good crowds at
tended both performances. The
old drama, "Ten Nights in a Bar
Room" was played Saturday
night, and played very well, The
Swift show is not at all one of the
largest aggregations in the busi-
ness, Of course, but it gives a
clean, interesting program. Ash
Flat was the next stop for the
show after leaving here.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

John White, a young boy OF
this place, left with Swift's show
Monday. His father followed
him to Ash Flat and convinced
him that he had better be at
home.
Marvin Johnson, a negro boy,
was fined So and the costs by a
jury in Esq. T, j. Davidson s
court last Saturday on the charge
of assault and battery, he having
had scrap with another negro
boy a few days before. |
We are informed that R. W.
Hall, George Evans and A. Fl
Horton, who were appointed by
the Farmers Union as warehouse
commissioners, will meet at Ash
Flat Saturday, April q, to pre-
feet an organization for the er-
ection of the proposed Union
warehouse at Hardy.
H. C. Haverstock and Miss
Carlotta Mosher, couple with
the Swift Bros. show, were mar
ried here last Saturday afternoon.
It was a case of elopement from
the rest of the show folks, and
Jim McCaleb and Homer Edwards
acted as best men and witnesses
while His High Muck-s- Muck,
The Mayor, performed the cere-
mony. However, Monday morn
ing the show crowd grew
suspicious and made the couple
"fess up"
A tragic accident occurred al
the home Of R. G. Johnson, two
miles east Of Cushman, between
3 and 4 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon, in which Mr.. Johnston;
little 5-year-old son, Read, was
killed. A loaded shotgun lay in
a rack over the door in one room
of the Johnston home, and the
little fellow, playing in the room
alone, took the broom and witt
it lifted the muzzle Of the gun Of
the rack, so that it fell. The
other end Of the gun, remaining
in the rack, the hammers wer,
raised and both barrels OF tn,
gun were discharged, both loads
of shot striking the boy first il
the arm, passing into the bowel
and iDflicting a terrible wound
from which he died a few Shour
later. .-Batesville Guard.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12

The tax collector has issued a
few over 1900 receipts. He spent
the whole of last week at Hardy
and Williford, where a large
number of taxpayers met him.
Hon. H. l.. Ponder Of Walnut
Ridge will deliver an address at
the closing of the Cave City High
School. Mr.. Ponder is one Of
the most gifted public speakers
in this part of the state.
For SaIe-Corn at 30 cents per
bushel and good alfalfa clover
hay at so cents per hundred.
Will weigh or measure for you
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
w. H. PRICE.
Last Saturday Esq. M. F.
Kinney fined D. M. Horton 81 for
assault and battery. AS was told
in these columns last week Horton
recently had a difficulty with his
neighbor, Bud Metcalf, over the
possession of a small tract Of
land. Both men live two miles
south of town.
"We were at Hardy one day
recently and amid our pleasures
and sight-seeings fellow about
6 foot 2 approached us and mis-
took US for Bro. Claude Coger.
He may have been wanting to
hand US a little on subscription,
but not wanting to have any
trouble we left him on the spot"
says the Franklin correspondent
to the Ash Flat Enterprise,
Clearly, the joke is not on US.
A dispatch from Fort Smith to
a Little Rock paper says Joe
who robbed the mail
pouch at Cotter and secured a
package containing $4,000, plead
ed guilty in Federal court Satur-
day to not only robbing the
pouch, but also to robbing the
postoffice at Waveland some
months ago, and was sentenced
to seven years in the penitentiary
at Leavenworth, Kansas. The
dispatch says Endsley received
his sentence with cool indiffer.
ence and with a smile. As the
Record has told before, Endsley
formerly lived in this county,
and was sent to the state peni-
tentiary a few years ago from
this county for horse stealing.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
ISLANDER is CHARGED.
An Evening Shade Citizen Arrested On
A Warrant Charging Sapder.

j. D, May was arrested Tues
day by Constable John r. Bray
on a warrant charging SANDER
issued from the office Of Esq. r.
j. Davidson. The warrant was
issued at the instance Of Caleb
Evans, who lives near town.
1t is remembered that during
last Christmas week the negro
population Of Evening Shade was
intimidated and disturbed by un.
known parties, who posted no.
tees near the negro residences
warning the colored folks to
leave the country. One negro
man was shot at and considerable
shooting Of firearms at night
was INDUCED in by the unknown
parties. AS a result, over half
the negroes of Evening Shade
left the country. Who was guilty
Of causing this trouble to the
negroes has never been known,
although it is a well known fact
that Mr., May has been thought
by some to be the instigator Of
the crime, which he has always
strenuously denied, Other parties
have been accused also in this
connection, but so much for this
part Of the story.
Last Saturday in Esq. r, j,
Davidson's court Caleb Evans
sued j, D. May for q small
amount, a little over two dollars,
due him for beef sold May some
months ago, ard Justice David.
son gave him judgment for the
amount, After the courts docis-
ion had been reached, May and
Evans had some words, in which
May Is alleged TO have said Evans
Is guilty Of creating tho negro
trouble, or to have strongly init.
mated such a thing, AT this time
May declared he had been unjust.
ly accused OF running the
negroes off" and that Evans
should do him the justice Of
taking the burden from his
shoulders, Evans denies having
anything TO do with tho trouble,
After his arrest May gave
bond, and his trial Is set for
April %, Evans has employed
Judge Smith to assist Prosecute
ing Attorney llorrn in tho pros.
eoution, and May, II IL said, has
employed Sam II, Davidson 10
defend him,
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark !
February %, 1901 J

Land Office at Little Rock Ark
February %, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas r. Lymdl
Evening Shade Ark. has filed notice Of his in''el
ton TO make final Five Year proof In support \
hia claim, vizi Homestead Entry No, 2isio' ms'|
Sept, 10, lO0O for the west half northwest Quaf'd|
section 10, township II, north, range 0 west 'n
that said proof will be made before the CLERK 4
Sharp County, at Evening Shade, Ark on Ap'
10, 1907.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove !"
continuous residence upon and cultivation ol~
land yIz
r. b. Clear, J. W. Williams, Thos, NJ Mayhem
Peter Hansen, all Of Evening Shade, Ark
II, II. Myers, Register
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned 20.
titoners will apply TO the April term of the Coun-
ty Court of Sharp county for an order reviewing
opening up and laying out portion of the old
Ash Flat and Batosylo road commencing at the
Camp Ground spring, In Lave Creek township,
District No Z, and running In u southcastcrly dl.
roetion, terminating at the George W. Bland place
In Washington township, District No. l2.
George W, Bland OF AL,
Petitioners.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Warning Order.

Sharp Chancery Court, Southern District.
M. Il. McCord Plaintiff.
VS.
W, o, McCord, Defendant.
Tho defendant, W, o, McCord, Is warned TO ap.
pear In this court within 30 days and answer the
complaint Of tho plaintiff, NJ, II. MeCord. This
March 20, 1907.
Arthur Sullivan Clerk.
BY Jasper Justus, ID. G.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
February 23, 1901

Notice is hereby given that David NJ WI
Of Balboa, Ark, has filed notice OF his intent
to make final Five Year proof in support Of \
claim, viz Homestead Entry No, 2i73s, N
April 4, 1901, for the cast half northeast Guard
section Is. township i6, north, range B WI
and that said proof will be made before the On
of Sharp county, Ark, at Evening Shade, hf|
on April 10. 1907,
He names tho following witnesses to prove 4
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of V
land viz;
j. H. Powell. s. w. Anderson. w. Il, Whlim|
Geo. Whitlock. all Of Balloon. Ark
II, II, Myers, Register
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Warning Order.

Sharp Chanccry Court, Southern District.
Lizzie w. Mcdaniel, Plaintiff,
VS.
Alvis Mcdaniel Defendant.
The defendant, Alyis Mcdaniel, Is warned TO
appear in this court within 30 days and answer
the complaint of tho plaintiff, Lizzie W. Mcdaniel
This March 20, 1907.
Arthur Sullivan, Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Notice For Publication,
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, |
tpb. "a. lOO7

FUD HJ IVUL J
Notice Ia hereby given that joel W, Williams Of
Evening Shade, Ark, has filed notice Of his nton.
ton to make final Five Year proof In support Of
his claim, yis Homestead Entry No, 9ll99 made
May To- 1900 for the south half northeast auai ter
section D, township II, north, range west, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk Of
Sharp County, at Evening Shade Ark. on April
10, 1907
llc names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of the
land, yig
Robert u, Clear Thomas Lynn, Oliver sehales,
Peter Hansen, all of Evening Shade, Ark
II. II, MNerH RepIaler,
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark I
Fob, "a, 1901

Feb %, 1901 !
Notice Ia hereby given that John A, SANDERS
Matthews, Ark, has filed notice of ha in'cnu,
to make 0nol Five Year proof In support @pe
claim, vlEl Homestead Entry No, a5OVs NV"
Feb, q, 1900, for the south half northwest qua@
northwest quarter northwest quarter ana sOua
west quarter northeast quarter section w wNJ
ship II, north, range west, and that aaid plV,
win be made before the Clerk of Sharp county :"
Evening Shade, Ark, on April TO- 1907 ,.
lie names the following witnesses TO pfoVsss
continuous residence upon and cultivation o'"'
land, yisi
James PEBBLES and John Lloyd of Mat'nenI
Ark, j, II, Waling of pouphkeepsie Arh" wv
Sampson d, Goir Of SmIthyllle. Ark
H. II, Myers, ReHN'W
Sharp County record., 1907-04-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Fhhe FFhhe Jaif is empty again. But
it is nearly always so.
Druggist Snow has his cold
drink emporium going.
A good many people have been
paying taxes this week.
Wallace Byler of Batesville
was in Evening Shade Tuesday
selling Peters Shoes.
q Judge W. H. Kelley will con-
vene the regular term of county
court here next Monday.
Rev. G.. S. Morehead will
preach two sermons at the Meth
odist church next Sunday.
L. H. Shaver and his sister,
Miss Eudora, vert to Batesville
Tuesday to spend few days.
j. W. Williams, Record read
er at Wood, called one day this
week and dropped dollar in the
slot.
D. H. Yeager, a good citizen
of Sidney, was business visitor
to this metropolis one day this
Y week.
H. F. Julian Of Little Rock,
representing the Smith Premier
Typewriter Co., was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. L.Sullivan came in from
Memphis Tuesday for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Jasper Hutchi-
son near town.
W. B. Barnett of Bongay is
another good man who has help
ed the Record out in a financial
way this week.
The little baby, aged three or
four weeks, of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Royal, who live few miles north
of town, died last Friday.
Joel Turner, postmaster and a
Republican, was elected mayor
of Hardy last week. He has
served in this office before.
F. j. Doss, one Of the Records
very best friends, was up from
Bengay the first of the week
looking after some business. -
The Record is in receipt of a
dollar bill on subscription from
Burdette Baker, prominent
young teacher Of Strawberry.
- Miss Myrtle Fisher and William
I Rudy, both of whom are known
\ in Evening Shade, were married
at Smithville few days ago.
s. r. Yeager, who lives few
miles west of town, was here
Wednesday for the first time in
several weeks, having been ill.
j. w. Claxton of Johnson town.
ship was here Monday settling up
with the tax collector. lie paid
his respects to this shop dollars
worth.
A heavy rain, accompanied by
some hail, fell here Saturday
night Both Piney and Straw
berry rivers were past fording
Sunday.
County Judge Calvin
Mobley Of the state Of Scott was
here Wednesday meeting old
friends and attending to some
business.
W. E. Atkinson Of Washington
township was a caller at Record
headquarters Saturday who plac-
ed his subscription twelve months
in advance.
W. p, Crigler, clever citizen
of Big Rock township, was visi.
tor to town one day this week.
He made our sanctum u sub.
stantial visit,
James Fulks, a farmer who
1..,aa Ia, L. ii.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

Abraham Brown, de- Winter.
ton, N. X, two una experiences
notable; dice: Los m6dicos d
ieren mucho respeto 8 mi; MO
dijo nal de coras6n; dos Ia llama.
ron enfermedad de los rifiones;
81 cuarto, envenenamiento de Ia
sangre = el quinto enfermedad
de higado , estomsgo; pero min
guno me do alivio; asi fu6 que
mi esposs aconsej6 81 uso de
Electricos, los cuales
me estau restituyendo 4 salud
perfecta. Una botella me hizo
mas pro. echo gus 10 recetado por
los cinco m6dicos." Garantiza-
dos para envenenamiento de la
sangre, debilidad y todas las en-.
fermedsdes de estomsgo, higado
Y rinones. en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

IUuW.U "AEWFI ANN EHMM fI
Els IN hecho muy a~fortunado
para Nueyo Mexico que los cria-
dores de %ovejas del territorio
hayan disfrutado tiempos buenos
y prosperos durante los pocos
amos pasados, y que por 10 consi
guiente, podian en- esta estaci6n'
permitirse vender sus borregos
y ovejas 4 los engordadores baio
plaso y aguardase por 81 pago del
dinero de conpra. 81 hnbiese
sido de otra manera las condicio
mes no serian tan pr6speras
saludsbles en- 81 territori0 como
10 son On 81 d,a. Las probabilida.
des son nueve contra ma d. qte
sean cuales fueron les p6rdidas
que hayan incurrido los borre-
guerros este uno por tener que
esperar q dinero 8 reteniendo
So ganado, seran mas que retri-
buidas en- ID pr6xima primavera
verano. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

Il deleeeci6n 40 oiudadsuos a.
gislstura, para onciales de- con-
dsdo ! de prscinto. Il q proysc'
70 d. estado fuere decretado On
tiempo. 81 asi 10 hscs, lss pro.
hebiIidades CON cinco contra uns
estos bolstos serkn cleo.
tos, 81 Dc estado porspna mayoria
muy satisfactoris, 10 mismo suce'
'dsra o. 81 Case de Is asambiea
leGislstiva, , tambien on una
msyo,ia dc los condsdos. Oisrs
tsmsnts niel8 psriodico amarillo
de Albuquerque ri aus sostsne
doFes y manipuladores serA''
preeuntsdos scerca dc ~ opipl6'
8 &c les pedirA 81 ayuda. Rspu'
blicanos verdaderos, Aeles y pro-
bados harAn 81 negocio de- nomi
mar y 10 mayors del pueblo 70
tara por los candidates. nomiua'
dos. En- caso do ma election
territorial 81 resultado serd 81
mismo. mo! Adversarios des'
honestos siu escrtpulo no serAn
reconocidos en- los concilios Re.
publicsnos. Este bien estableci'
do que 81 peri6dico matinal anna
rillo de Albuquerque y sus So
portadores estan On esq catego.
rio. No existe ningtn peligro y
no hay que temer ni0gunas ame'
nazas que hagan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

Probablemente una peQnsds
minoria de- los ciudadanos de
Nuevo Mexico estA opuests {
estado para 81 territorio, pero
esta miuoria, segdn SO halla, 90
muy pequena. 81 Nuevo Mexica'
no Is de opinion que cada ciuds'
dsno dc Nuevo Mexico tiene
derecho de yer Ia question bajo
81 propio punto de vista y
en- favor 8 en- contra. Pide de-
squsllos que estan opnestos sola
mente IN estudio cuidadosc, int.
ligeute y pleno de ls question y
de las condolences. Por medic
del estado, Nuevo Mexico dupli-
caria 81 progreso one ha hech"|
en- los dltimos cinco amos en- I'm
solo ano y para 1910 tendria ma
comunidad de 5000 almas ,
propiedad tasable svalorada en-
1900, 100000. Disfrutaria de 60.
bierno:propio. tendria empleados
propios. y en- opinion de-
este peri6dico tendra up gobier'
no de estado estable, ehciente
honesto y econ6mico. NADIA pue
de ganarse continuando en- con
d,ciones territoriales, sino QUE Sc
mucho tempo y muchas
Dportunidades de ~adelantamiento
yprogreso.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

ia L..|.-| A.rLL |I HN AL. .I|" H.H"EA =. IA LMI
South Dakota, con sus ricas
minas de plata, hsciendss bonan.
clbles extensos pastsos y extra.
nas formscionss natursles, e. m
vsrdsdero peis Dc maravillas.
Bu Mound City, en d casa de IA
Sra. p D Clamp, IN caso Dc ou-
raci6n msravillosa ha ocurrido
6~Itimsmente 6u hijo parecia
cercano : i musrte con enfsr-
medad de loo pulmones y gar.
ganta. "Atsques estenuantesde
tos ocurrian cada cinco minutos,
escribs ID Sra, Clapp, "cuando
empec6 { dar 81 Nuevo Descu.
brimiento del Dr.. King, ID gran
medicine, que salvh 81 vida , 10
cur6 completaments." Garanti-
sado para toses , r~esfriados, en-.
iermedades de gsrgantg ypul-
MONIES on todas las boticas Soc.
y 500. Botel.a deprueba gratis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

~ -rH|aNH N| |N.NH.. -. l AMr
Los tres sastres de IL Gale de
Tooley pensaron que ellos eran
81 pueblo de Inglaterra. En- estos
ihermosos dias de Diciembre hay
en- varias plazas de este Terrific.
rio algunos pocos de habitantes
que piensan que ellos son 81
''todo." A pesar de ESQ 81 pueblo
serA supreme y Ia mayoria 60
bernard. Las protestacioncs de
reforma esptria para hrincarle
vi destino estAn muy desacredi
tadas en- este territorio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21


81 Presidente ha vuelto { nom
brar al JUGS Asoclado William H
Pope de Ia Corte Supreme De
Nuevo Mexico por ctro t6rmino,
habiendo expirado 81 tiempo bay
su presente comisi6n. Fl Juez
Pope Is bien conocido on ESTE
distrlto habiendo sid0 residente
de Santa Fe por amos desde 81
tempo que vino 4 Nuevo Mexico
hasta que fu6 4 las Islas FiliPlnas
Dor nombrsmiento como iueS De
primera instancia. Practice leyes
en- esta ciudad y tambien estuvo
10 tempo de a~sistepte procura-
dor general. En- 10 dihcil posi-.
ci6n de juez en- las lslas Fillpinas
tuvo IN registro envidiable que
10 capt6 Ia atencion favorable del
Secretario de Ia Guerra Willie
Il. Taft, que era ept6rces. gober.
nador general de las Islas. C1an
do fu6 nombrado aqui 10 asigna'
ron al bto. distriso Judicial con-
puesto de los condados de Cha
YES, Eddy y Roosevelt, donde 81
negocio de corte es muy grande
y est& creciendo continuamente.
Ha cumplido los importantes de-
beres de Ia posici6n cuidadosa.
conciensuda y entertainments.
Como juez do Ia corte suprema
del Territorio he prestado exec
celento servicio en- escribir OPT.
niones en- causas referidas 4 81 y
en- concurrir on opiniones de sus
colegas del tribunal. rs n0more
de alto honor 8 integridad sin
tacba. Hablando comparative.
mente es i6vep, pero estudia sin
cesar y adquiere constantemente
experienced = habilidad jlrfdica.
Su nuevo nombramiento era cosa
resuelta, pues su registro en- 81
departsmento de iusticia es muy
sstisfactorio, y tiene amigos pc.
deroscs en- Ia administration y
en- 81 territorio. 81 Juez Pipe,
10 mismo que otros ciudadanos
eminentas gan6 su primera expo
riencia en- Nuevo Mexico como
reportador en- 81 Nuevo Mexica-
no, y esta tan orgulloso del Incl
dente como 10 est& el Nuevo Me
xicano de haberlo tenido en- So
empleo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21
DEBEMos PoNER e. HoMsRo 4
Ia RUEDA.

No hay que dar tregua 4 u
lucha por estado. Los informes
de la capital nacional son de ca.
racter optimista, auDque cores.
ponsales de peri6dicos metropo
litanos insisten en- que no hay
razon para este optimismo y que
Nuevo Mexico tendra que aguar-
dar un ano 8 dos &ntes de ser
admitido. La verdadera cOndi-
ci6n de los negocios puede soda
mente ser d~eterminada por me.
do del trabajo active y en6rgico1
de una delegation de ciudadan0s
prominentes encabezada por 81
Gobernador Curry, cuya delega.
cion va para Ia crpital de Ia na.
,ci6n 4 ayudar y asist'r al Delega.
do W. III. Andrews q fomentar Ell
movimiento de estado para este
Territorio y q presentarlo 81
frente de tai manera que obtengaF
decision en- favor 8 en- contra de
los iefes Republicanos. Segtn
todAs las indicaclOneS ell SenadO
esta en- favor de acci6n pronta y
expedita y del pasaje del proyec-
to para un acta de habilitaci6n;
|esta medida items muchos ami.
Igos cordiales Y buenos en- la ca.
mara de Representatives., pero
ALI Sc dice que 81 estorbo es u
presidente de Ia Camara Cannon.
81 este es asi debe SER y serA
vencido Esto no puede ser he
lcho por Ia politica de esperar
hasta manana y aguardar hasta
que las vacas vengan del monte.
Tan luego como pasen los dias dc
fiesta J 80 reuna 81 Congreso, los
c~indadanos de Nuevo Mexico, y
estan tndos sinexcepci6n en- favor
del estado, deben hacer un es-
= NsNIN-dNA - = U.NN ~ I lAlNIM 4.4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21
j. b. DAVIS. a., AelsTGNTa
PRocuRApoR pg Los -
TApos uNlpoes

La acci6n del procurador de
los Estados Uuidos David ].
Leahy en- recomendar para nom.
bramiento como asistente procu.
rador de los Estados Usidos para
Nuevo Mexicoa al preseute procu.
rador territorial do distrito de
los condados dc San Miguel y
Mora, s. b. Davis, Jr,, de Las
Vegas, es correcta y probarA ser
muy salts factoria. 81 nombra
miento de Mr.. Davis es otra indi-
caci6n de que 81 elemento mas
j6ven en- este Territorio esta sa
liendo al frente v haci6nd0se
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

w
81 pueblo de LAs (,ruces y de
Walls Dc Il Mssills be suscrit'
g. 800 para Loo gastos dol Con.
xreso Nacional de- Irrigaci6u QUE
70 reunirk d aho que vlens en-
Albuquerque. to- s pegocit ,
" de- primsrs olsse. Tomsndo
,sa proportion no solsmente %
hsbrG dihultad En- ssegursr fo'
dos sudcientes sino que se Jun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21
un r~apamIsnso PsIIsroso.

w JaPahnuenSo Posu0rooos
Que 1 veces termina fatalmente
es Ia detenci6n delss uncionos
del higado 8 intestinos. Para
acabar prontamente con esta con-
dici6n sin sensaciones desagra-
dables, las Pildoras de Nueva
Vida del Dr.. King deben ser
slempre vuestro remedio. S.
Ig~arantlsan como Embellishments
satisfactorias en- cada case 8 sc
devuelve 81 dinero en- todas los
boticas. CSC.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-12-21

~ estA 9asina 20 vendor toda
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rertes ofciales. Lon preclos son mo-
dicoe y - a1canse Dc todos los que ne
oqeltau tales arttculos. A IL perso
.nAs que vengsu Dc afucra LEI aconseja
MOI que cuanfo vengnn 1 u plaza se
dlsnen visitaT n ofcina del Nuevo
mexicano Y euccutraran todos los
Iblancos n~scesarios.