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do with matter that only you and ]
knew anything about. and what you
know about it you have merely in
ferred. Then, when ] saw you here IN
the house there seemed TO be no other
explanation at all. at least OF the most
important part of the thing. Rnt now
IL is more hopelessly tangled up than
before. for. as you were In my ONCE
yesterday afternoon. you could not pos
sibly have had anything to do with II.
DELIGHTFULLY."- interesting. I'm sure!
said MacArdel, land most appropriate
when occurring in n house alleged to
be haunted. Still, / confess 1 could
follow you more closely II l had some
faint glimmer of an idea of what you
are talking about"
I handed him the note. and he read
it slowly and thoughtfully.
when did you get it?' he asked.
Found It on my bed this morning
when woke" replied.
..Who put 1t there?" he continued.
How the devil do know who put
It there?" / returned, excitedly Ihe
bouse was locked up and so was the
room. The window was open, ad-
init, but I am positive that no one
could have gotten in that way. Inere
are too many vines about 1t, and not
a twig was bent.
so YOU thought 1t was miracle
ana that It must have been ! VINO
nerformed it, eh?" said MacArdel. !
know YOU always maintained that !
worked miracle when I cured your
Hang 1t all, Mac!" exclaimed. i
don't care a snap Of my little nnger
how IL got on the bed! want to know
who wrote IT."
"Well, I didn't. anyhow" said Mac,
Ardel. II never heard OF II before. !
suppose somebody wanted to play
joke on you for your temerity In sleep
inr Alone 10 haunted house. Pretty
1oor sort Of Joke, 70 BE- surs. put
SsSa't ~ anythtng 20 warrant your
Ss1ins - 6xuleo 4 over 4. 4.
=. n 'SS1 I1SS Dl6e n I ~, enwlne mx !
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Opening The door strode down.
stairs, into the library. and up to the
figure In the chair.
Hello" ! exclaimed. grasping him
by the arm.
Better late than never." he rc.
sp"nded with hearty laugh. what
made yon sneak upstairs In that mys.
terious way? Think was a ghost?"
NO. replied. slowly and serious.
~. Il thought you were n scoundreI.
and l owe you an apology from the
bottom OF my heart!"
Have a cigar, old man." said Mac.
Ardel.
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or harvest sale or the like! But Why
not? These two storekeepers are bit
ter against the mail order houses. I
wonder why? talked with the rail-
road agents In that little city and he
said lots Of hardware and furniture
was shipped In. He said. "One day
made out an express order for $34 to
pay for a bill OF hardware. I told the
man to go up and see II the merchant
couldn't fill the order. He went but
soon came back. saying that he didn't
have half OF the stun on hand and that
he wouldn't cut a bit on what he did
have"
Column after column has been writ
ten deploring the fact that the buyer
spends her or his money away from
home. that she or he is helping to build
up the mail order house to the detri-
ment OF the home merchant. The sem
timent Is good and the cause Is worthy
OF the efforts being made to stop this
undertow: but no amount OF writing.
and no amount of home patriotism will
ever overcome the bad effects of the
dead merchant in the little town. The
truth can be plainly seen.
Let US turn back to the general
stores and look up the proprietor of
any one. He probably will be found
busy waiting on a customer, but II not
he will tell you that 1t is not the cata-
logues alone that he fears. but also
that 1t is the lethargy Of these two
dealers. They are helping to drive
away trade from home.
have wandered from the subject
and gotten over on the buyers side
OF the fence; but isn't it well at times
to look at the other side Of this pitiable
story? l started to write few lines on
Why People Should Trade at Home.
and have gotten into the field Of why
the Home Merchant Should Induce
People to Trade at Home" II may be
fair to the little town to once in a
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SOME REMARKABLE HORSES.
Wonderful Stories About the steeds
Of Famous Men.

In his letters to Lord Granville. pub
lished by the Royal Philosophical So
ciety. who was also greatly interested
in natural history, Smithson. the
founder of the Smithsonian institution
in America, relates how the horse es
Alexander the Great. Bucephalus.
would at night, on hearing blast of
the trumpet from the soldiers on guard
showing the approach OF the enemy.
run at great speed to his masters tent
and with his teeth grab the sleeping
monarch and shake him until he sprang
into the saddle and galloped toward
the enemy.
Also that the great Caliph Haroun-el.
Raschid in the eight century in march
ing toward the forces Of Queen Irene
of Constantinople constantly had a
number of trained Arabian horses (di-
rect descendants of the famous horse
owned by Ishmael 1000 years ago)
thrown forward as scouts. who from
time to time returned to camp and by
n peculiar whinny and neigh reported
the proximity of the enemy.
But, to come down to the present
day. it is related by n retired New
England clergyman, whose sands of
life had nearly run out, that one day
on leading his horse down through
lane to brook for a drink the animal
suddenly halted and. turning its head
round. grabbed up with its teeth one OF
its hind shoes which had just dropped
of, and, holding 1t in its mouth with
the nails dangling. 1t backed up against
a stone wall and clapped 1t onto Its
hoof and with a few violent kicks
nailed 1t on again.
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positive way. unless he had known
that It was true. Now, you are the
only person living with whom / have
ever talked on this subject. for you
VIII remember that you once intI-
mated pretty broadly that was In
love with Miss Carney"
And yon denied 1t fatty" he re.
marked
Yes" replied, "I denied 1t
ilatly."
"MacArdel," said. soberly, looking
him squarely In the face, you've cor.
nered me and might as well tell you
the whole thing. 1t was three years ago
when we talked OF this before. and
must have loved her then and from
the day first saw her. But not as
love her now. old man. for now she is
my all In all and my only thoughts are
FOR her welfare and her happiness.
You know | saw her very frequently
when she was living in town, and now
that she is away our correspondence
Is necessarily frequent so that can
keep informed OF her whereabouts
and know o: her needs from the es.
tate"
"Of course. you could not pay her
any attentions unless you meant to
ask her to marry you" said MacArdel.
but ! don't see any objection what
ever to that know you haven't any
money. but your social position IL as
good as hers, and you are doing well
in your profession. 1t seems to me
hnt IL lao. 81.
match II you love each other"
No, Mac" | insisted. IT'S better as
II is. Considering my position in con-
nection with the estate It would be a
mean advantage for me to take. and.
Mac. If she refused me. believe
would kill myself, I'm such fool
over it
But suppose she didn't refuse you, -
said MacArdel softly. laying his hand
on my arm.
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NO, old man. it's no use talking
that way" l replied 'Tll just go on
as I've been doing. It's the only thing
| can do. as I see it,"
Bet you dinner at Sherry's that
you propose to her and marry her
within two years." said MacArdel.
with quizzical look in his kindly
eyes. and. with half.hearted grasp of
his hand, | accepted the wager with
"a temerity that was half wishing and
half hopeful.
so you see why feet so strongly
about this note" | said. rising and
opening the door. which i had closed
carefully on my entrance. THE sub
ject is one that cannot bear to have
trifled with, and. anyway, cannot I'm
agine who could have read my inner
most thoughts so correctly. That
puzzles me more than the mysterious
appearance of the letter in my bed"
81 fancy well be able to explain that
without much trouble" said MacArdel.
lighting fresh cigar and laying his
cigar case on the table beside lim.
"These mysterious occurrences always
happen in a most simple fashioN. after
all is said and done. One night. last
summer I was reading in bed and Just
before putting out the light laid my
eyeglasses on a little table about six
feet from the window. l was perfectly
sure about 1t. for the spring was bent
slightly and l had spent several min.
utes fussing with them before put
them down. The next morning they
were gone and never turned up. In
spite of the most vigorous search. I'M,
III the maid found them. three or four
DAYS later, hidden completely in the,
folds of the lace curtain which had
blown across the table and caught
them up. As my room was on the
fourth floor and had been securely
locked all night, the affAir was quito
mystifying until 1t was % simply ex-
plained. Well find out before long
how the letter got on your bed. and
tlat will douhttsss lfed r. - d., I
Soyory Of IL aHkh6f. ~ = 1feeh
eiGsr v6v6 inlIc y 4 ~ ~ - 4 ~ "a
Y n N "A ( [ !! y y " y 3 !Is n ( M n /,
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Ie Made Him Wonder.

A Scotchman In search Of work WaD
recently given employment as . -
borers at Cramps shipyard. His drst
Job was to carry several heavy planks.
After he had been at 1t for about two
hours he went to the foreman and
Eaid:
Did All tell ye ma name when I
started TO work."
"Yes." replied the foreman. "you
said 1t was Tomson."
"Oh. then it's a. right" said the
Scot, as he looked toward to the pile
OF planks he had yet to carry. "Ah
was jist a-wunnerin' IL lou thocht All
said 1t was Samson"
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Denver Directory

raa1bs ThG J. n. WILSON STOCK SAD0
Ask your dealer for them. Take no 9th,
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Good Evidence.

One Sunday morning recently the
pastor OF O church remarked to his
wife. upon returning from service:
MARY, there was stranger at serv-
Ice this morning."
What did he look like?" asked the
wife.
81 don't know. for didn't see him."
Then how did you know that he
was stranger"
Because l found dollar in the con-
tribution box" replied the pastor.
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OF the New School.

Are you going to send your boy to
college?"
Il don't see the use." answered
Farmer Corntossel. THE first thing .
college professor does when he gets
a bright idea is to publish 1t. I'd
rather subscribe to the newspapers"
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while throw n few shovels full OF earth
on the dead merchant. lest he stinketh
and polluteth the rest.
EDWARD T. HALE.
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Information IN regard to several ex-
cellent weekly newspapers that are for
sale can be obtained by writing to the
Western Newspaper Union. Denver.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
DEREcHosos A
ENTlERRo DEcENTE.

Los Restos do los Ex-Soldados DIfun'
tos Deben Ger sepultados en- 81
cementsrio NaeIonal Ger
cano a Esta ciudad.
Ell Captain A. ]. Chapman, su.
perintendente del Cementerio
Nacional de los Estados Unidos
aqui, ha estado ocupado Ultima
mente en- recojer informes scer-
ca de sepuituras aisladas de ex-
soldados, que han muerto en-
Nuevo Mexico y han sido enter
RADIOS lejos de los puestos militia.
res. Estes cadaveres estan de-
rechosos a entierro en- 81 cemen.
terio nacional de aqui. Tan
pronto como sabe de un caso de
estos manifesto los hechos y
circuns tancias al cuartelmaestre
general. 81 Sc prneba que Ell
soldado ha servido y ha sido no
norablemente dsscarRadc, orde
ma que sus restos sean traidos
al cementerio nacional para ser
enterrados aqui.
L . 4H4LLf tN"I-A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Cuando los nervios del estomago,
corazon o rinones Sc debilitan es en-
tonces cuando Ell decaimiento de los
organos aparece. No n~arc0tice 81 es-
tonnage nj tome ~estimulantes para el
a o rinones. Pues ESQ es mali
slmo. Solicite Ia tan reconocida re-
oeta por todos los boticarios de todas
parties bajo ell nombre del Reconstitu-
yente del DR.. Shoop. Ell R~econstitu-
yente esta preparado especialmente
para la debilidad de los nervios In
t~eriores. Fortaleza estos nervios y
pongalos en- orden por medic del Re-
constituyente del DR.. Shoop-pastillas
o loquido--q vera cuan pronto la mo-
joria aparecera. Sc mandarin mles.
tras gratis por correo, cuando estas
can solicitadas al DR.. Shoop dc Ra-
cine, Wis. Haga la prueba pues en-
clio Vt su salud. De venta en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Lf.
81 mejor sustituto de cafe que hasta
ahora Sc ha conocido es ell descubiertc
'por Ell DR.. Shoop de la Ciudad de Ra'
cine, Wis. va no hay necesidad de
Ia aburrida espera de media bora,
Dice Ell Doctor que es "Hecho en-, un
minute" FL Cafe-Salud es la perfec.
ia imitacion de cafe hasta ahora como
cida. No entran en- sus componentes
nj I'm solo grano de cafe. La imita.
cion del "Cafe-Salud" esta hecha de
.cereales 0 granos tostados con malta,
nueces, etc. Mediterranean engana.
ria q I'm experto, 81 este sin saberlo.
10 tomara por cafe. De yenta por Cart
wright.Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Muchos lectores do este on Santa n
han pasado por u misma experienced
On parts. " desearian paber el mold
para deshacerse dc los dolores constan'
tes Dc espalda. Prueba por Ia expe
rlencia de- I'm ciudadano de Santa Fe.
Nazario Alarid. del Canine DO Go.
rrllos, dice: "Continuanlenio estaba
comprahdo medicinas para mis- RHO.
mes. y 81 un hombre gasya seguido
50 centayos por una botella de- INA pre-
paracion garantizada y 80 contavos' en-
orta vea. pronto le vera Tin Z 81 bolsi;
Ito. Ninguna de las medIctnns Que
use tuvo o. mas minimo tfscto en- mis-
,rinones 0 dol0r do espaldn. al mehoe
20 no pude notar ninguno. Cuando IN
ataque de dolor dc espalAA logo al e.
'tado virulento, fui oblIgad0 Dc parar
de rtAba1ar por una bora hasta que 81
mismo desapareolo. Cuand0 agopia-
do por I'm ataquc ful q 10 botica deIie-
land por las Pildoras des noan para los
|Rinones. Debe haber mas QUO rnerito
l~ordinario en- ess prapnraclou, porQve
un curse del trata;nleRto nor or brevc
tempo positivamsnse paro 81 miles
tar"
De venta en- todas las botiias, Pre-
clio 80 centavos. Poster Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York. unicoa agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Racordad al nomhra--1Oan - no to
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
|PRlsioNERos DEL
coNpADo De QUAY.
Tres convictos en- 81 .Termlno Re-
clente do la corte en- TucumearI En-
tregados en- Ia Pe~nltenclarIa.


Ell primer consignamiento de
prisioneros recibidos en- 10 peni-
tenciaria territorial bajo Ell reei.
men del superintendent John
W. Green. fu6 entregado Ell lines
en- la noche por oticiales venidos
de Tucumcari con ell alguacil ].
A. Street, del condado de Quay.
Fran tres prisioneros y consis-
tian de Julio Salas conyicto de
robo de caballos y sentenciado q
un ano de encarcelamiento y q
pagan una multa de $500; Thomas
J. Hunt, un ano por escalamiento
y Robert Bell, nueve meses por
jirar y presentar un cheque falls o.
Fueron hallados culpables en- 81
termino reciente de la corte de
distrlto del condado de Quay, en-
81 que preside 81 Juez Edward
"A. Mann.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
curado dol Nal De Bright.

Mr.. Robert o. Burke. Elnova, N. Y.
escribe: "Antes de que comenzara a
usar Ell Remedio Foley para los Riho-
mes tenfa que leventarme dc doce a
veinte veces cada noche. y estaba tan
a%botagado de ~hidropesia y mi vista
habfa demeritado tanto que apenas po-
dfa distinguir d alguno de los de- mi
familia al otro extreme del cuarto.
Habia renunciado a toda esperanto
de vivir. cuando I'm amigo me reco-
mendo Ell Remedio Foley para los RI
Homes. Una botella dc 50c. obr6 ma
wravillas y antes dc que hubiese toma-
do la tercera botella Ia ~hidropesfa SO
me habia quitado, asi como tambien
los demas sintomas del NAL de Bright.
de venta en- la Farmacla Irdeland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

les del Negocisdo dc Terrenos
PdbIicos de- les Islas Flipinss.
81 jsfe de este Departmental 81
recommends este ascenso, que fu6
p~rontamente concedido, habla en-
t4rminos muy altos de L. e6cien
cha Dc Mr.. McFie como jefe de i
division y la capacidad excepcio-
nal que he desplegado, mencio-
nando al mIsmo tempo que 81
c~cnocimiepto del idioma espanol
10 hace especialmente it'll en- 81
servicio filipino.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
Ike PuERrAs De IA
PRISON Sc AsREN


Padeciendo de enfermedad
cast incurable que los constitute
en- una amenaza a Ia salud de los
|otros confiuados y los incapacita.
ba para el trabajo manual,
u. J. Burns y W. +. Rogers
fueron soltados de la penitencia-
ria territorial Ell martes pasado
bajo indultos concedidos por Ell
gobernador INFERNO Nathan
Jaffa. Los perdones condiciona.
les fueron expedidas sobre sdpli-
ca del Captain John w. Green,
superintendent, y Ell DR.. David
Knapp, medico de la penitencia.
ria.
La dnica condici6n agregada d
los indultos es que los prisioneros
informaran por escrito una vez
al mes al superintendent de Ia
prisi6n, diciendole brevemente
donde Sc italian y la condici6n
fisica que guardian. Ambos han
estado por algdn tempo incapa.
citados para hacer algdn trabajo
manual y Sc hallaban al cuidado
del medico de Ia prisi6n.
Sc dice que Burns sera envia-
do por sus parientes d Hot
Springs, Arkansas, donde Sc
espera que ell tratamiento de los
bafios pueda efectuar una cura.
ci6n. Rogers sera puesto en- IN
hospital en- Denver donde le
haran una operation quirIrgica.
Ambos eran presses de POGO
tempo, estando el primero sen.
tenciado d i'm afo de encarcela-
miento y Ell segundo q un sno
y tres meses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

III superlntendeute Chapman
snplica que cualquiera persons
que sepa algo sobre los sepul.
eros de soldados difuntos SO 10
dominique dando todos los por-
MEMORIES posibles 4 I'm de que 81
pueda IIevsr 10 mate' Ia 4 10 off,
Gina del ~cuartalmaestre general
en- Washirgt para 81 traslado
de tales cadaverss al cementerlo
nscional de aqui.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
poIencIas de Ia NEURALGIA,

Reumatismo, lumbago y dolencias
ciaticas ceden q la Influenza pene
trante del Linimento Snow de Ballard.
Penetra d los nervios y hueso y sien'
do absorvido en- Ia sangre, u porpie'
dades curativas son conducidas a to
das parties del cuerpo. y efectdan al
gunas curas maravillosas. Csc. SOC. y
$1.00-De venta en- Ia Botica de Fis.
cher y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
pEMANpA PARA PAcIFicAR
TITuLo A MERGED.

Dcsiderio Gomez, Luis N. Ortiz, Cant.
10 Martinez y otros Actores
en- la causa.
Una demanda para p~acificaci6n del
tftulo a la MERGED de Tacoma ha sido
p~rotocolada en- la corte de distrito del
condado de Santa Fe. Ell tftulo de Ia
causa es Desiderio Gomez, Luis NJ.
Ortiz. Camilo Martinez y otros con-
ira los herederos desconocidos de Ig-
nacio de Roibal y Francisco Gomez de
Roibal finado, y los herederos desco-
nocidos que. puedan hacer cualquiera
reclamos de interes o tftulo adverse
a los actores. FL Juez N. B. Laughlin
de esta ciudad actua como abogado
por los actores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
cur6 d rIsIs.

La Sra. B. W. Evans, Clearwater.
Kans.. escrlbe: mi marido estuvo
enfermo tres meses. Los m6dicos d.
jeron que tenia fists galopante.
"Procuramos una botella de Jarabe
de Murrabio de Ballard. y 10 SAND.
ESQ sucedi6 hace seis aios. Desde
ent6nces siempre hemos tenido una
botella en- la casa. No podemos pa
sarnos sin 81. Contra t6ses y resfria-
dos no tiene EQUAL" CSC. 50c. y $500.
DE venta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
MAS PRNsIoNle
pARA verGRANos.
u pslepado Andrews lnforma Que ~
Fusron conesdldas pursnts q
0smana Pauads.

Dies y nueve veteranos de- Nue.
70 Mexico han tenldo motive de
regociioA resultas de las labores
incesantes y desinteresadas del
Delegado Andrews, que ha pre-.
sentado sus reolamos ante ID Of
Gina de pensIones y conseguidd
pensiones para ellos. Los dlti-
mos benefciados por el trsbajo
bueno oportuno del delegado
son.
j. M. Shields, Perea, $l2al mes
desde 8 de Msrsods 1907.
George Carter, Ration, tl2 al
mes, desde II de Mario do 1907.
Candelaria s. dc Chaves, Lss
Vegas, % al mes y " sdicionales
por cada uno de sus ninos memo,
res de edad, desde 4 de Mario dc
1907.
Mary M. Hammond, Kelly, ~
al mes dosde II de Diciembre de
1904.
Manuel Montoya, Santa re,
~ al mes desde 4 de Mario de
1907.
Chapel D. Hill, Carlsbad, t1b
al mes desde 8 de Octubre de
1907.
Miguel Muniz, Sanchez, SIS al
mes desde 5 de Mario de 1907.
Gumecindo Ortiz Ortiz, guar.
dian, Tecolote, % al mes y "
adiciopales para ninos memories,
desde 20 de JUNO de 1907.
Henry H. Knowlton, Aztec, tl2
al mes desde 5 dc Mario de 1907.
James Jennings, Roswell, sl2
al mes desde 5 de Mario de 1907.
Byron A. Knowles, Deming,
Sl2 al mes desde II de Mario de
1907.
John E Allison, Lake Arthur,
sl2 al mes desde IS de Mario de
1907.
]. g. Klepinger, White Oaks,
Sl5 al mes desde 1ro. de Mario
de 1907.
Antonio Quintana de Armijo,
Pecos, % al mes desde 25 de
Mayo de 1907,
John Jackson, Springer. $40
al mes desde 20 de Mario de
1907.
Henry G. Moseley, Eastview,
sl2 al mes desde 8 de Abril de
1907.
Patrick McLaughlir, Socorro,
sl5 al mes desde AIDE Mario de
1907.
Alexander Bentley, Las Palo-
mas. sl2 al mes desde 10 de Mar
20 de 1907.
James W. johnson, Fort Ba.
yard, s12 al mes desde 8 de Mar
10 de 1907.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Cuando 10 solicite al Dr., Shoop on
la Ciudad de Racine, Wis, le mandara
muestras gratis de tratamientos con
ira Ell Romandiro por correo. Estas
muestras han dado a conocer al publ
co en- general-sin I'm solo centavo
de costo-el valor de esta cientifica
preparation conocida por todos los
boticarios de todas parties bajo 81 nom
bre de Remedio del DR.. Shoop contra
la Coriza. De venta en- todas las bo.
ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
rGcHoe pE aREA.

Henry Pacheco y Thomas Doffls.
meyer quien han sido hasta aqul com.
|paheros en- 81 negoclo de poner techos
do brea en- casas, han diuolvIdo IL
compaiia. Henry Pacheco ssrA ha.
llado en- 81 casa No. 3o7 Avenida Dc
Paidcio y estarA listo en- TODD tempo
4 tomar ordenes por techos Dc brea.
81 harA este trabajo de- primera clase
y en- buen orden y al precio mas b.
Ito.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
IA c~AaNlcERIA.

Nuestro concrete es Quartet general
para compradores particulares de car
e frescas. vendemos solamente car
ne inspeccionada por 81 goblerno, Ia
cual nos es mandada por expreso yla
cual es Embellishments preservada de
contamination despues de que llesa q
nosotroA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

ri Nuevo Mexlcanu a. 81 unlco psy
pei en- 81 Territorio que publica mott,
cias por complete en- asunt0s do inte
res. La suscrici0n o solamente $3.50
al ano. S~uscribanse y quedaran "a
.sfechos 10 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Recuerden que el Nuevo Mexlcano
p~resenta a cada suscritor que pague
su suscricion a~delantada 0 una plu-
ma de fuente como regalo. Es 81
upico papel en- Ell Territorio que hace
esta oferta. La suscrlcion son sofia
mente $3.50 g ano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23

Ell Nuevo Mexicano es 81 unico pa,
pei en- Ell Territorio que pllbiica mott
cias por complete en- asuntos de int
res. La suscricion con solamente $3.50
al ano. Suscrlbanse y Quedaran salts.
fechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
RAPIDo AscENso De UN
JovEN De SANTA FE
Ralph {. McFIe Assemble { Jsfe do
IA ;pIyIsi6n de- los Tarsenos, de,
loo Fraiies On Las FflpInas
3 5000 II Aho.

Ralph =. McFie, hijo del Jueg
John r. McFie, que anterior.
mente residia squi yfue uno de
los Rough Riders del Presidente
Roosevelt, be- tenido aumento en-
su salario do $4,000 poni6ndole
$1,000 al anc como jefe dc Ia divi.
sion de los Terrenos de los Frat.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
rLoa

A~consejamos que compren nuestro
buen pan durante o. verano. pero 81 ha'
cen gu propio pan, nj falten en- com
para la flor Imperial, ID cual go Ia me
jor que hay en- Ell mercado. nspeclal'
mente adaptada para Ia hechura de
pan. 80 libras por S1.76.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
G EN- rARRos.

siempre tenemos en- mano un surti
a, complete de pescado importado en-
tarros, 81 cual 90 muy propio para 81
almuerso o par amerendar.
Pescado en- tomato, tarros Dc una
libra. 2bcts.
Pescado fresco, tarros de una libra,
Tarros de una libra IS cts.
10cts.
Tarros ovalados Do una libra, Fin.
don Hsddocks. S6cta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-23
~xINAaRERAs oRArls.

Cada yes que reclbemos nm carga'
mento de aceite de- olivo, puesto on VI
nagreras de CRYSTAL de medic cuartillo.
con retenedores de CRYSTAL. los cuales
30 pueden usar On ID mesa para acelte
8 vinagre, cads una vale abcts.