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PLEASANT FOURTH OF JULY
MR.. AND MRS. BAILEY
Entertain Large Party at
Their Home on Dixwell
Avenue.

On the night of the Fourth quite an
assemblage of friends gathered at the
pleasant home of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Bailey, $50 Dixwell avenue, for a cele-
bration. The balconies were profusely
decorated with beautiful Chinese Ian
terms, which were extended across the
sidewalk. Red fire was burned each
side of the lawns and Illuminated the
scene. During the evening selections
were renderd on Victor talking ma
chine from j. E. Bassett's home which
was much appreciated by the company.
The features of the evening was the
living picture of a little two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey standing
alone like a little statue with both
chubby arms extended holding the fiery
sparklers, drawer and calmer than
some Of the older ones. He is child
of unusual intelligence and a pet in the
neighborhood.
Among those gathered at the home
We're Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Parker, Mr.
Ellis Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Stokes, Mrs. Thomas Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ferguson, Mrs. Ellis Of Fair
Haven; Mr.. Raymond Bailey, Mr.. AL
bert Bailey, Miss Cora Bassett, Mr..
Earl Bassett and Mrs. Jennie Diamond.
1t was late hour when the happy
party wendell their way homeward and
they carried with them pleasant
memories of the ncca sion
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For registration only ono special tax
Denatured Alcohol.

The act of June Z, 1906, providing
for the denaturation of alcohol and
use of same, took effect January l.,
1907. The figures as far as obtaina-
BILE for the five months ending May
81 are given below:
Wholesale dealers, 81; alcohol re-
ceived, wine gallons, 93,446; retail
dealers, ga; alcohol received, wine
gallons, 1919. Manufacturers using
completely denatured alcohol and who
recover and restore for reuse, 20; al
cohol received, 54,236 wine gallons.
Manufacturers using specially dena-
tured alcohol, 2; alcohol received, g.
1872 wine gallons.
There are forty-two manufacturers
who do not recover any, and they are
not obliged to make monthly reports,
therefore the actual quantity of dem
atured alcohol received by them can
not be given.
From the figures given and other da-
ia, 1t may be estimated that not less
than 100000 gallons Of alcohol will be
used by the sixty-four Factories in this
district during the coming year.
Most of the hat-factories began the
use of denatured alcohol in February
1907. For the four months ending
May 81 they produced 1,09114O hats.
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Double BALLOON Ascent
YOUNG GIRL GOING UP
Feature of White City's
Attractions This
Afternoon.

Johnnie Mack, the noted little aero
naut, now giving balloon ascensions at
the White City, will take part in dou-
Bile ascension to-day, when a young
lady will go UP with him The identity
of this young lady Is not revealed, as
she does not care for the notoriety at
tending such an event. 1t Is admitted
by manager Speck that she belongs in
West Haven, Is very handsome girl,
and is making the ascension because
another girl dared her.
For the double ascension Mack will
use his largest balloon, which will car
ry him and his pretty companion nearly
mile and half heavenward. He will
see that the girl cuts away first for
the perilous parachute drop, selecting
a place in the open for her to land. He
will follow soon after, and the novel
sight Of two persons falling from the
clouds will be witnessed.
Mack will give the night ascension
and drop.
The final performances of signor
Zolc will be given to-day While
standing on a ball he mounts huge
spiral tower. The act is very dan
gerous one, and requires both nerve
and skill.
THE Lemon gains in popularity as
the season advances. 1t certainly Is a
splendid attraction for both old and
young.
The Little Russian Prince" is one
of the biggest side features ever
brought to the White City. He is the
smallest man in the world, and one Of
the most interesting to talk to-.
The Goulars. THE Old Kentucky
Home" the children's playground, the
silk worm exhibit, the Hindoo queens
dancers, and other attractions provide
constant amusement every day now to
thousands.
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son and performance soon attracted the
attention of Ptolemy Softer, with whom
she abided until she became the cap
tive OF Demetrius, who contendlng
Ptolemy for the island of Cyprus, con-
quered him in sea engagement and
took prisoners his wives and domestics.
The prince, whose captive LAMA be-
came, conceived for her the most vio-
lent passion. At her request, he con-
ferred such extraordinary benefits upon
the Athenians, that they rendered him
divine honors and, in gratitude for the
influence she had exercised in their fa-
vor, dedicated to her temple under
the name of Venus LAMA.
MORRIS STEINERT.
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Hppklns House oorporat,on.

Articles of Incorporation were yes
terday filed in the state eecretary's
Office at Hartford by the Hopkins
House corporation with capital stock
OF $4,000. The incorporators are JUS
'tico Simeon E. Baldwin. Henry L.
Hotchkiss and Arthur B. wJodford,
head master of the Hopkins grammar
school.
The new Incorporation is formed to
take charge of the William IA Ives
place in Chapel street, recently bought
for the purpose Of establishing dormi-
tory for students at Hopkins.
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Increased Internal
Revenue receipts
Connecticut and Rhode Is
land Clipped in Nearly
s., 900, OOO.
LESS SPIRIT DRINKING
Larger Consumptionof Beer,
Tobacco, Cigars, Oleo,
Denatured Alcohol.

The total receipts from internal
revenue for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1907, for the District of Connecti-
cut Connecticut and Rhode Island),
w. Frank Kinney, collector, amounted
to s1,801, S59, which is $142,S79.S7 in
excess of the collections for 1906.
The sums collected from each in
dividual source are shown in the COM
parative statement given below.
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NEW ENTERPRISES.
of Incorporation Filed win

Certificates Of Incorporation Filled With
State Secretary.
Hartford, July 5-The following in-
corporation papers were filed at tha
office Of the secretary of state to-dayi
The Hopkins House Realty company.
New Haven, capital stock $4,000; the
Spencer Corset company, New Haven,
capital stock $4,000; the Shelton Mer-
camille company, Shelton, capital stock
$40 600
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PAVING COMMISSION MEETS.
Public Hearing 20 BE Held on Man!
Pavements.

Public Hearing 10 Be Held on Many
Pavements.
The permanent paving commission
reorganized at its session in City hall
yesterday morning, Max Adler was re-
elected president.
1t was voted to bold a public hear
ing at City hall on the evening Of July
10, to hear people who favor the fol-
lowing applied for improvements:
Prospect from Sachem to Grove; Oak,
from Congress avenue to Park; Hill,
from Congress to Silver; State, from
Chapel to the bridge; Carlisle, from
Liberty to Howard avenue; Center,
from Temple to Orange; Church street;
Meadow, from Congress to Water;
Nicoll, from Edwards to Willow;
Clark, from State to orange; Sachem
street; wentworth street, commencing
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AT The LOCAL THEATERS
At POlps.

Devotees of comic opera who have
witnessed the production of "Olivettet
at Polls this week have noticed the
clever work of Miss Olive Randolph
who appears as Velventine, the maid
Of Olivette. Miss Randolph is a local
girl who gained her stage experience
In H. w. savages "Sho-Gun" COM
pany at wallack's Broadway theater,
New York city She is making a de-
cided hit this week
Miss Anna Millevard, who Is Mon
tague, Capt. De Merrimac's cabin boy,
is decidedly effective in the part, Miss
Millevard Is former member of the
Sultan Of Zulu company, appearing in
that production as one Of the wives"
She makes pretty cabin boy.
The final bow of the Poll Opera COM
pany at Polls theater will be made
next week in Lecocq's rollicking OPP
era comiQue, "Girof1e-5irofia," one of
the brightest, both in comedy and in
tuneful music, of all the opera series
of this popular organization. The
warm friendship engendered by the ex-
ceHent offerings this capable organiza-
ton has given to New Haven make 1t
disappointment, both to the man
| agement and to their patrons, to have
the Poll favorites leave after their sew
enth week of signal success, but it is
| necessary on account Of other engage
ments made some time ago. They will
return later for supplementary sea-
son, and will be cordially welcomed by
music lovers here, when they come
back in August. In 'Girof1e- Girofa"
next week Bertha Davis will have an
other vivacious prima donna soubrette
role happily suited to her personality
and voice; James McElhern will have
ludicrous character equally fitted to
him, and laughter will be further pro-
NOTED by the return Of Margaret Bax-
| ter to cast after several weeks alb
sence. Other important roles will be
| appropriately assigned to ]. J. Castel-
| lanos, Joseph w. Smith, Florence Ro-
Their, Edwin w Lewis and others, with
the usual powerful chorus in attend
ance,
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Beer and Distilled Spirits.

The following statement shows the
output Of beer and distilled spirits for
the years specified, from 1880 to 1907.
1T shows the gradual increase In the
consumption Of fermented liquors
from year to year, all Of which was
produced in this district.
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s1,s5S,s79.1s s1,8O1.ab9.9O

The withdrawal of taxable articles
from factories and bonded warehouses
upon which tax was paid during the
two years is shown as follows:
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1901 Ieduuu IBtI9s pO6I "ulos euuf 1ov s5nId puE
poO4 eql I9pun pS9lueIBnD 'sIlloq sluso cay
-6lu9ML 'B9oqIIJp IoI EpeueI qs9q Sql 81 pp oIouo
putA saIno 'uIrd ire s6BITs SUM eql su5aJos pI0
qua ssuloos AZ '5uIqleal usIpuqo Jog dnI6S SUI
qlooS sMosuI SIN 6psIus1 psE1l len pus PIC 45q4
ssh pUR ems 90 'qlSsL Sull1n1 81 AqSH sQa il .
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at Chapel; Edgewood avenue. Wins
throp to the parkway.
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Barrels Gallons

The quantity Of distilled spirits on
hand in bonded warehouses June 80 of
each year, was as follows:
1906 1907.
Gin ,................. 92126 76,S0S
Fruit brandy .......... 1884 7197
The total quantity of ruit brandy
produced each year was:
1905. 1907
Gallons commemorative 14,919
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Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco.

The comparative data concerning ci-
gars, cigarettes and tobacco used in
production for the year ending De-
cember 80, 1905 and 1905, are given
below:
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Gree. apprizing the hero of his dan
ger, says to him earnestly before he
leaves her;
Next where the Syrens dwell, you
plough the seas,
Their song is death, and makes destruc-
ton please.
Fly swift the dangerous coast! Let
ev'ry ear
Be stoppd against the song! Ills death
to hear!"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07

ru.,ao, !. -
49, h.ess.nes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
- $500. i,ss.ss:..
s1,a,.s. ~. =. mtr,ss..s
~, .,s-ses, 49, ~s..-Ss sss-s
N.Y.. Nh n ..S.
rcs,s,.s S..s,s p.1.
~ rvsssss.csrr Az 1870 ~
mst.r,s rs- .ss., ~
ns.c.. 1870, ]
1870
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07


del csracter de hombres honora-
ibles.
"En Ia reunion do la Asociacl6n
Forense Ia semsna ante pasada
Sc le dot entender que su con-
Quota no tiene Ia sprobaci6n de
los abogados de reputation del
Territort.. Despues de hacer
I'm discurso en- 81 cual atac6 81
car&cter de algunos delos mejo-
res hombres del Territorio, pidio
ser reelecto secretsrio de Ia
Association Forense de Nuevo
Mexico y fue cast unanimemente
rechszado.
"El Coronel Max Frost, editor
del Nuevo Mexicano, ha sido 81
blanco de gran porci6n de los
de Hanna, y en- un edlto-
rial contestandole, 81 Coroneli
expone 81 difamador ante
Ia luz clara de la publicidad en-
una manera que hace possible que
TODD ciudadano del Territorio|
contemple q Mr.. Hanna en- sus
verdaderos dolores"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
c0MPAHIA DE- NEVADA
C0MPRA REcLAM0S AQuI.

NM -LN.M- N.'NEtI FHNED FI|1 W-X
J. G. Jones ha vendido seis
reciamos mineros situados diez
y seis millas al oriente de Santa
re, en- la reserva forestal de
Pecos, 4 W. Tremains Watson.
superintendent general y Sc.
cretario de Ia Nevada Garfield
Mining, Milling and Smelling
Com pany. Son minas dc cobre
y 81 mineral conticne tambien
orc y plata. Mr.. Watson Sc pro.
pone trabajar desde luego en- 81
desarrollo de sus minas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
HANNA EN- sUs vERDADERos
DOLORES.

A~ludiendo al deshonroso episo.
do Hanna durante Ia session re
ciente de la Association Terrific
rial Forense en- Roswell, the Las
Vegas Optic toma OCCASION para
hablar del editorial sobre Ell
asunto que apareci6 en- Ell Diario
New Mexican y hace w comento
que pone 81 sello de desaproba-
ci6n sobre las calumnias sdcias
y villanas que emanaron de
Hanna en- esa OCCASION. Dice Ell
Optic:
"Los m6todos mas 8 menos
cuestlonables de un cierto Mr..
Hanna, de Santa re, que fu6
prominente durante Ia admins.
TRACTION Hagerman como uno de
los conseieros del gobernador,
han sido pdblicamente ventila-
dos Y p~robablemente esta empe-
zando arealizar que es mala poll.
tica andar por 81 pals difamando
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
" 1tWed NA aA f1tANs hN 4N ANtf 9lG4
SALuBRIpAD EN- "a IONA DEL
CANAL.

Los altos iornales que Sc pagan son
fuerte tentaci6n a nuestros ~jovenes
~artesanos para unirse a la fuerza de
articles habiles que Sc necesitan para
construir Ell Canal de Panama. Sin
embargo, muchos Sc abstienen por te.
NOR a las fiebres y malaria. Son los
avisados-Aquellos que han usado los
Amargos Electricos; los que IAN AHA
sin este tenor, sabiendo bien que es-
tan a salvo de i~nfluencias malarias 81
tienen a mano los Amargos Electricos
Cura tambien envenamiento del san
gre, blliosidad, devilidad y todas las
Intermediates de est6mago, hfgado y
rifiones. Garantizados en- todas las
|boticas, so centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
Los plFAMApoREs sIoUEN IRA
BAJANDo.

Cargos han sido puestos ante
las autoridades de Washington
de que los asuntos administrati.
yos, executives y judiciales en-
Nuevo Mexico estan en- muy mala
forma y que no puede obtenerse
justicia, en- particular por corpo-
raciones ypor litigantes en- ma
terias importantes. Fl Nuevo
Mexicano entiende que estos
cargos no son especf6cos sine
generates y pintan q TODD FL
"conjunto" de ofciales que tienen
,comisiones, federales 8 terrific.
lriales, en- muy malos ctlores.
Algunos de estos han sido hechos
por un par de suietos de Wall
Street, sin duda para su propiai
veDtaja y ganancia personal. To-
dos saben que 4 esta clase dc
hombres no lee importa de nadie
sine de 81 mismos ll6vese 81
diablo al que quede atras. Cada
peso que pueden exprimir de
cualquiera comunidad con las
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
Disputa SObre
RecIamos Mineros
Demands CiviIss Son 81 Result
tad0 "a que los Actorss
Buscsn Posscion Per-
juicios on Ia Suma9
Do 81, ZOO.

Una controversial sobre Ia per
tenencia de varios reclamos en-
dos districts mineros de Indian
Creek y ell Canon del Macho ha
~culminado en- Ell p~rotocolo de dos
pleitos civiles en- 10 corte de
distrito del condadod de Santa Fe.
Los actores en- ambos casos
buscan poseci6n de los reclamos
mineros envueltos en- Ia litigation
y perjuicios en- cada causa en- Ia
suma de $1,000.
Los licenciados Catron y Gort
ner han sido retenidos como abo.
gados de los actores en- ambas
causas: Anthony Dockweiler.
Jacob Gabriel, George Hemler y
Albert Dick son los actores en-
I'm pleltO y Anthony DOckWleler
Ell demandante en- 81 otro Hugh
Player y ]. A. Darlington son
citados como demandados en-
demands.
En- Ell pleito entablado por los
Anthony Dockweiler,
Hemler y Albert Dock.
Weller so]icitan que Sc haga que
los demandados cesen de ocupar
las vetas Sylvester y Dewey en-
81 Canon del Macho, de las cuales
los actores reclama poseci6n por
de propiedad de descu.
brimiento y locallzscidn anterior.
Anthony Dockwieler solicita 81
alivio en- su causa que
anvuelve Ia poseci6n en- las
Mayfower No. / y Mayfo.
.er No. 2, en- 81 distrito Indian
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
.UN roRo BRAVO
GUERRA Al MATADoR'
Traqedia Fatal On ID Plaza de Toros-
MllIares vlsrcn 81 Hcrrlbls Incl.
dente.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
81 Paso, Texas, Sept. MO
ronto Chino, un toreador, fus
aver cogido en- las astas de IN
toro BRAVO en- 10 plaza de toTos
de Juarez. 81 infeliz fne terrible
mente magullado por 81 enfuYe-
cido animal. Millares de perso-
mas, entire ellos muchos america
nos, vieron 10 contienda en- que
inesperadamente sali6 victorioso
el toro. Dicese que Chino no
sobrevivir& hasta mariana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
cLEMrNc,A sJscurlvA pRoplA,

cLEMENclA EjEcuTivA PRoPlA.
81 Gobernador Curry concsdio
Ia semana pasads tres indultos 4
c6nvictos que 10 merecian. Como
regla 81 Gobernador no cree en-
extender Ia elemental ejecutiva
4 alcance exagerado, pero hay
excepciones en- todas reglas. En-
LOS casos en que ahora So dieron
perdones, los indultados han sido
hallados culpables de otensas
memories y en- cada instsncia los
Iindultos theron accommodates
por los jueces que presidieron
en- Fl proceso, por Ell procurador
de distrito que actu6 por 81 TIE.
rritorio y por oiciales dc conda-
do y ciudadanos principles de
los condados donde los crfmenes
fueron cometidos. Los casos
fneron los de Jake Netherland,
convicto de robo de un caballo,
sentenciadoA tres amos. Tomas
Varela, convicto de forzar EXTRA.
d. una cantina, sentenciado a
un ano. James Nevins, convicto
de rcbo, sentenciado un afo.
Como Sc notarA las ofensas en-
81 mismas han sido evidente,
mente castigadas va por los pc
rfodos de encarcelamiento y Ell
que cada uno de los tres
benia un registro ejemplar q su
credito como prisionero tambien
tuvo mucho que haoer con Ia &C.
sion del Gobernador Curry. En-
ldici6n a este, dos de los con (,
victos tienen familias que depen-
len de ellos para su manuten.
lion. |,
FL Nuevo Mexicano no es Gre.
'ente en- ell uso excessive de Ia IA
de indulto por cualquier /
- - - ~ M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07

Lesashaquas ~ sstdnago ~ tas antonasy
% 4 eniesAs6AA q 4 Tsnsnssi u srseueia
4 essi pispspsia, xalisaslissssy Astss = Il
visntss ~ 4 snfsrnsdad alsndaA - ~ ~
ss.s'ss n s'syss aitsssssds sssslsaa@ = aaessa
ysadadee = sstspriseipie ~ eomoslpr,ahecp
ers6e q nv eoneeido nsmedio astomacsl--Rs
eeasituysnts dei pr. ehoop. n txilo Qus ia
ehtentdey a fayoe pdbiino a or gpsa 70 dsbs.
10 aecloo llrse1a nm IL nerytss ~ sst6
nasN n 1eusred<nysnte del D. oheop 70
oesds1a ~ vistn1as ens tieis 4 10 e~ssuviesn h.
~ - eSlAiappctanes pdncpie Vial.
lsss doleaafas A est6nago, gases. btjosidaA
nal sAhee = pa1ldss tpne RscoastiknyDais ~
Pr. shpop-kAeslapt lastiilas-yauedaf4p plead
n~eAaseeavon1l1o vsndsnesyfs&asadamosel
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
ADMlTAsE a NuEvo MEXICO EN-

1908.
La opinion del S~ecretario Taft
esta muy bien nivelada sobre las
cuestiones del dia, y cuando
aconsej6a los Republicanos de
Oklahoma y ell Territorio Indio
lie votar en- contra de la consti-
tuci6n para ell nuevo estado a
menos que fuese enmendada q
modo de contener justas y equi-
tativas provisiones 4 todos los
ciudadanos por igual, di6 simple
mente a los votantes de ALA un
consejo oportuno y propio. Las
probabilidades son que este sera
desatendido y que Oklahoma en-
tiara a Ia Union como un estado
radicalmente Democratic. En-
esta coyuntura es conveniente
anotar que 81 Nuevo Mexico fue-
Sc admitido durante Ell ano veni-
dero como estado separado Sc
pondra en- fila en- Ia columna Re.
publicana y hara contrarrestoa
les senadores Democratas que
estan ciertos de ser enviados de
Oklahoma. Sin duda no seria
sino razonable y justo y a mas de
este polftlca acertada admitir d
Mexico q Ia Union como
IN estado libre y soberano en- eli
afo de Maestro Senior 1908.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
euro FlEBRE yEoETAL Y RES.
FRtApo be vERANo.

A. ]. Nusbaum. BatesyilIe. Indiana.
escribe: "El afo pasado padecf tres
meses de un resfriado de versno tan
MODESTO que ne mi a.tno en- mis- ne.
70 ;enfa muchos dc los sin.
tomas de fiebre vegetal y la receta de
medico no surti6 efecto en- mi case
Y 70 tome varias medicinas que pare.
clan solamente agraba- mi NAL. Por
fortuna 20 insist en- tener Ia miel y
Alquitran de Foley, en- Ell paquete anna
rillo. y prontomente me euro. MI es-
posa ma usado desde entonces la Mel
y Alquitran de Foley, con Ell nismo
exito."-De venta en- la Farmacia de
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07

Hn' esta ofIeina - vsnden soda
eless - blaneos propios para ~ ain
y9ntee ofiojAlep. Ios pFscios 80 mo,
6tcos "a slcsnse Dc tedos los Qus -
coHitan taleo 'ortlculos. " parse
nas QUO vengan Dc afusrn lee aconseja,
mos que cuando vsnsan Z Il plaza ~
dIgnsn yisitar y oficina del Nusvo Ne
Eicane , encontrArAn todos Ics blan
COS necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
uN ANo LIBRE pA suscRIoloN.

uN ANo LIBRE DE- sUScRIClON.
A.cualquiera persona que nos
mande 81 dinero por cinco sus.
critores nuevos, por un afio cada
uno, le mandaremos Ell Nuevo
Mexicauo libre por IN ai1o.
yeanse los prscios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07

M TT7-T-- nv 777T7 7T7-T77T T|T -TTT7-7T-TT Y
81 Nusvo Mexicano o. 81 unico pa-
pol on d Territorio que pubiica noti-
cias por complete ~ asuntos De int
~. IA suacrlcion pon aolamente 1850
a. sno. suscribanse y quedarali salts.
fechos do 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia q
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo Me,
xico, J tiene una circulation
grande y creciente entire "a gen
te intelligence y progresista del
gudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
pRnclu De suscRICloN.

Las leyes de los Estados Uni
pos requieren que cual quiera
d. rsons pagarA por un peri6dico
nlantras continue tomandolo De
Ia estafeta, aunque el tempo
Dor 81 cual Sc suscribio haya
expirado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-09-07
Sc N~EcEsITAN AaENTEs.

Agentes para procurar suscri.
clones SO necesitan en- tods par
tes del Territorio. Sc pagaran
comisiones liberales. Dirijanse
ala Compania Impresora del
Nuevo Mexicano por particu-
ares.