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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-07-11
WhOlesale Markets.

-Wheat-Southern old
crop brought so cents per blu. Yves
tern opened steady. Spot and July
94hc; No. red Western, August.
95.
Corn-Cob corn in moderate de-
mand and quotable at $3.40@ 3.45
per brl. for carloads prime yellow
on spot. Western opened steady;
spot and July, GO IS q 6O15c.; August,
60 Is Gel; September. 61A q 81 Il
Oats-We quote: White No. 2.
500 5O1sc.; No. 8, 4S1s a 40 Y: No.
4, 47047h Mixed-No. 2, AZ II
047Ac.; No. 3, 461A @46A; No
4, 40 Y @46.
Cheese-Market steady. Jobbing
prices, new. per h., 1871 @13&c.
Eggs-Market quiet and prices
unchanged. We quote. loss off, per
doz.: Maryland, Pennsylvania and
nearby, firsts. 1615c.; Western,
frsts. 161z; West Virginia, f1rsts,
16; Southern, firsts, Is ". Guinea
eggs, S69c.
New York.-Wheat-R Receipts, A.
900 bu.; exports. 23,705; No. red,
S1.O1, elevator; No. 2, S1.03, Z. o. b.,
afioat; No. Northern Duluth,
S1.13%. f. o. b., anoat; No. hard
winter, S1.O61l, T. o. b., afioat.
Corn-No. g, CSC. elevator. and
62%, +. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 white,
CO X, and No. 2 yellow GO Il, Z. o. b.,
afioat.
Oats-Mixed. &c to 80 lbs. 49c.;
natural white. 80 to SO lbs, 500 l.;
clipped white. sc to 40 lbs. 5011 q
54
Butter steady. Renovated. COM
mon to extra. 16@211a; Western
factory, common to first. 17@ 10 q
Cheese steady and unchanged; re-
ceIpts, 14,113 boxes. Eggs firm; re-
ccipts, 26,521. State, Pennsylvania
md nearby fancy. selected, white,
2O@21c; choice, 1871 D19; brown
and mixed extra, 10; first to extra
frsts. 16@171h; Western firsts, 16
(ofIlcial price, first, 16); thirds TO
seconds. 13h OILS.
Philadelphia.-Wh firm, 1sc.
higher; contract grade. July, "a "
@95c.; Corn firm but quiet; July
6O@6O15c Oats quiet but firm;
No. white, natural, 50;h a sic.
Butter firm, fair demand; extra
Western creamery. official price,
241sc.; street price. % II; extra
nearby prints, %.
Eggs firm, good demand; Pennsyl
rania and other nearby firsts, free
cases, lie. at mark: Pennsylvania
and other nearby current receipts
In returnable cases, 16 at mark
Western firsts, free cases, II a
mark. Cheese firm. fair demand
New York full creams, choice, 13 q
13Ac.; do, fair TO good, 12h a
l2%. Potatoes dull and weak; old
per blu. 20@25c.
Live poultry flrmer, good demand
fowls, 141a @15c.; old ROSTERS, 10
spring chickens, 20@26; ducks, old
I2@13; do, spring. 1904.
The evening world., 1907-02-01
no DIVORCE YET
For DARLING WIFE
Referee Recommends II In
Grolnpton Case, But At
8 tonley Wants Jury Trial.

Hensy Il. Kowa.sasy moved before
Justice o.Gorman n the Supreme CoInt.
ss,-siay Hlat the report OF Alfred +.
+ soEninen. referee, be confirmed and I'M
ssysegJocutnr,s- -daccee at,sc,! nis di Sncce
] se granted. to Anita crompton from
Broker William cc,son1pss os- the cnsi=z
@saf @fss1rfisF=s,ssszs.tsi, rnanthly.
| aIIsnony and a counsel Zee or 800;
James ". Os5urue, b-tstttag for a
fIEht, proznpiy inter posed an dotsctfon
and moved chat the referees report be
z=rEspcted and the ws.oie case sent-tf,-e a
! sitS adf fssaE1 Y Detihion was reserved.
Tho argument revealed much OF this
ea,araetefstis fon1ance of the Tender
III 'EAds the Great White Way. as itbis
IN tie testfmpny taken secretiy by the
saffnDT Sch nj pyffa q Z Ms EtF92s
Dainty Fraalein Anita Won Bredn WAS
nriy seventeen and conldn'r speak II
word OF English when che landed from
Germany In 1890. She didn't know, a
sou In New York, but somebody on
@ssca9u =hsrss.sip who know her s.iitir;Tiois
father. q general In the German I'm
zrerihlz-Arzng@rnYtsLaai aaief-a nates ofaztntroz5,
duction to DIR. Leo Sommers. manager
/ of q Hungarian orchestra. and she went
E . r +
= fsiIe got board with a AIRS. KATE 1'ur-
SsA in West Thirty.etghth street, and
WAC hnppsf z ;Isa- ;!aaat tsn ~
she walked In the Great White Way on
the night OF Feb. q. ispo. That she and
Broker crnmpton met by chance,
The milo from Germany Fssswss very
s beautiful In the glare OF the white
iigfiso and n row nights lates there
:g7wna coIy dinner at selGs-za ), f-arIti.T
the fsIr-lIttIe pIaIntffr tsEiiItsg crump-
z fftn, who, according to her story. pro-
xl5Sea Marriages 9siat flfSt night. led iIsri
arti -reretnnnS--z zhefnre
and the proprtrtor.uf the
restaurant at the close OF which he
t,li z OH The proper I'm grrz9 plain gold
=aband,- On thEa Inside OF wblcni wAsE In
Il Hecrioed IN. e. TO a. s." and said,
...srhia ring makes you my darling little
: Frau 1uIEsof ftrompton. as she InsIsts
Z on being zcaIlsd,-aaya Champion insisted
: On IN secreI .mhtriase.-1 .-1or-nE-ffatfd- -nEt
might spIsa ss-I ts!a -s!ater,-thn- -nucha8a
!. or. IMaiakoff and his rich uncle, who :
1 might cut off his allowance OF 81. 900 q
pear. 4
Fran Anil L. 1shtned d-thAt -he--ha
z43bss another " Ife.z On Bept- =, 1901 In 4
retrnn 8nIls -Irore Perry
! nj Hoatoti, the narriage being
: 1sDfsmnlxed al rhc Homo OF Mfa.I Earlh
/ n. Logan. at Noroton.s Conn.
Broker CromDton's deefnse WAC that
no never Was married to Fraulein Won
!. Drsda.
The evening world., 1907-02-01
Dig ye Teddyer. dig.
Dig ye Tcddyer dig!
Dig FL day
Tho We well can pay,
Fer there jsn.; anybody
Wants tho joo anyway.
SO dig We TetdyurT dig,
FEVER MARTYR REWARDED. ].

WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-.-Attlon has
bean taken by the Scratc Committee
on Military Affairs for The relief of DR..
Janiss carr5ttfy u. marty. to sc.rne-:-
biii was favorabiy reported placing Or.
Carroll on dthe active list OF the medi.
cal i=eesps. wit,,=sns =rstT'ikns ma 3or@=He
IS now curator OF the army Medical
Museum,
AS a lieutenant Or. Carroll went TO
Cl5a III IyuJ. re. berurHu e.r. srsists 81
In the experiments TO discover the
means BY which yellow fever was
;FpTrTri. ks-rS volunteer he = pc EInittsd d
himself 10 be bitten by THE type OF
mosquito supposed to carry the disease.
Hs took the feser nm! narrpwly es-
capped deatht and he did rot regain his
normal health. a proposal was mhde
to retire hla..-but he trsssted on rs-
maininE In the service, He Is fsty-two
ye&rs old.
The evening world., 1907-02-01
COP CAPTURED BURLY
WHO CHASED BROKER.
McNair Was Greatly Relieved
When Giant Intruder Ran Into
Policemans Arms.

Thomas Smith. six feet two inches.
square o. shoulders and wIffSA chelt
Ike that o E 1etrfinSr Mas RrraisHed IA
Ferfsts strsSt cours t5-5ay 27afgcd WIN,
-disarderLr- conduct IN ,-axlnE chased
burrows McNnir from the ia;tcr'S
orfSn ard =dorn=six Nights staEFs 10
tho sidewalk in front OF No. u Wall
street What else the cpis man would
frave done t;rare was no way of tc'tt;Tg.
but Mr.. McNa!r who Is OF average
build and N member OF the stock FIX.
change was relieved when Smith ran
Into the nrrss OF Patrolman Roth OF tn !
did Sil
The taEn:es- sa.a .Ao-s;.. sssa, ;!sa satasa-
10 md Smith fumelipg with ,b.s desk,
srcNair asked w'Yet nc wanted. but the
strhpger made no answer. When Mr..
McNatr again qusr!ed, Spa;ti- -L~a-a
The evening world., 1907-02-01
IgkESIS 81 a. T. zAsz zszE!sgzE Es!f=

OF The $4,000 stocks purchased few weeks ago heceans
an excellent seeco many instances exact duplicates Goats
Sets Mus Neckpieces offered the first day Of the sale And
THE early offerings these to be had for HALF THE PRICES they
would command ordinarily.
you have ali the Fur protection you need this Winter look
spsr il In the light of Eur INVESTMENT
Anticipate the of future Winters The steady increase
tbe value of fs season makes this hapce oppo
lflY one of MOSTiNSi4NG you buy nov
will be worth very much more year. from now.
Good rs for little SUMS frs iise safs
natural Blue fox cross fox, mink akn the choi1er grades
our nricss are MUCH LESS THAN HALF the prices demanded by
specially furiers.
The evening world., 1907-02-01
CALL MARK HWA|N'S
TROUSERS PAJAMAS
. ssE4 ststt 80
PIE Wore His White Ones To.
! Day and Reporters Took
4 Him for a Crank. ....

7 ~ 4. / ~ 8 {.
Mark Tvs IN, dressed IN white nan
nei suit aaA black derby INIT crea ted
d. sensa,i in Mulberry street ta-iay.
/ Iissyialte Police IieadquarScrs 10 make
a specia sall on Commissioner BlDg-
ham. IIonS, gray raincest hid his
s $ gop.s.i. - Sa:I-r. until he started ~ the
sssPs unentsoned the coat and one
! OF the ays in ncwspsper oiiice
aerssn he stTeet yelled; Gee. shere'a
! :, man going into thc 5iuldlng WIN
EssjesnAa on
.aataytsg hes e,mn 30 iil ningaato..
ghsy waded acToss 70 Headqdrtsrs
4 and 4swrr,. irtroduced all s,rourhi 10 tae
fasnous humorist Mr.. TWaiT iwaA shown
E Artess intefsstins features isbttit IN.
siipgy old building and p.of esssa rtnfs
arif aa highly entertainsds.y ifet iSflGH.
/ Ne;nf.iisslsnsr bingham iRSSfa4AiHgtoh
8 md IN etsfiisAf ~ , go
The evening world., 1907-02-01
CITY BONDS ONLY I
'|'RIFL-E OVER PAR.
slornpholler Metz Sells Thirty
Million Dollars WORTH.
Two Boys Bid.
! dIanosed n A ilttle

Eanptralisr Metz disposed OF n it'll,
5. snatter OF 4 per cent, municipal bond.
worth SD.pp.rao this afternoon. Th'
h sale has been advertised for some time
hndfa great no6d8ot nppiicHtioHE a',t
i bids were received. Because of this
80,
&vsrags price paid for the entire Issue
FiIl average only. shade above par
pQssiby from 5,io to $40 OF ! per cent.
rsls Comptroilce Gaid that he was
.eAtizhed although sale six wesks Ego
Or the rarna kind OF bonds worth sa,sHa.-
e4e brought bids enough to- take in $50,
-raa. COO at Sstrnm 1a2 to 1qa il. The highest
hia received to-day was from a WASH
fastan. DC, Investor who bid loe for
Epnds worth t5,ooo,
-tha asat prize OF nnapclctr the Ma:
ticnnl CITY Bank put Ia TWO eonpara'
lively modest 6ids-onc tQr S51s5'cgp Ut
10o.on and one FOR ta.tfa6oo hi u figure.
sfsshtiy higher The Equitable l. ite -Ia--
fHuTance Company bid par and accrued
interest for t5,ooco 900. Bios were re-
csived froni Al, over the country and
shc ss,lt--ysae -t.s&piiss- ss--asHrznh$crlbed-.
Comptroller Metz says the city has
enough money now to keep II morlRg
AMIN Juty without s-fiins amy more
hcnds.
The smallest auror.tfs bid for were
received from two boys. One bid ln2 for
bonds worth SO and the Other made the
same bid for scoS Both iaetasea the
legal deposit-in tho flrst case silver
diHe-.inthn- other case two silver
The evening world., 1907-02-01

husky, deep-throated roar and started
tcpgtrd him Hence the sprint.
II wis lpokin' Tor me brother. cAot;
sob. 4. smitn l., court to-day. ~
didn't mean no harm. was Just cx-
Here Detective. Sergeant GafrrcS OF
the court squad Informed the Ntgis-
.trnie that smith wnh EcntencTa In
Special SsssinnH FAST October 10 y month
In the penitcntinrSwfor stealing an-6vcr.
coat Therefore Smith was given the
ma axinnm penalty for disorderly con
duct. $40 rine. which hr couldn't pay.
The evening world., 1907-02-01

emrsTxr Fssersss so..sstasaassts , :
IiiE Earth She never acted
,EAHI4tF--e--.zu rf,- HAS been acting
With all these awfulsildnl waves, earth,
quaKcs. yolcnWc rruptt0rs. unseasona bic
weather and such things What Is the
rcasan2 Is the world coming 10 an end :
There Is good explanation or Tho Whole
unpleasant hrrnif. Illustrated In. "a most
original manner. In NEXT SUNDAYS
WORI.D.
The evening world., 1907-02-01

The sale to-day WAS the second most
I Important In the history of the city.
/ Ccmptroiier Grout a few years ago
lalAspogea -ef bonds Anfll Il Il. GA 600 L
much better prices than were offered
The evening world., 1907-02-01

.NEWsgRHY 70 CRUISE IN GULF
WASHINGTON Fe5.- 1.-THE May
flower left yesterday for New orleauF
10 take on 6onrd Assistant Secretary
Newberry and praseed for a. cruise .os
''nEFast+asi .f.- ffists=fs4Iif OF Mexico.
The evening world., 1907-02-01
Miscellaneous Furs.

- o.
-GhiHehilla Throw Searts, clear
blue Bolivian skins; satin llned,
$29.74
Saddle Muf TO match. $34.74
Blue Lynx Throw Scarfss; paddle
ends, satin lined. .S23.74
Natural Squirrel Pelerines,
double fur; finished with tails,
-. 1924
Saddle Shaped Muff to match, /
with squirrel lock lining ...$I0.N
Squirrel Fancy Grayat,
$6.z
Pillow htufi 10 match Se.?4
Natural ~Moleskin Throw Scarf,
double fur $1l.74
Saddle MuiI 70 MATCH. 1914
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-12
Lonely Middle Age

10 consider him a. Melh2sclan. Last
summer ] went 20 90 resort where there
wee IlaHy boys and ia.leaS. tie l..-
Ter ID "f az age thar forbade ,,.y o.-er-
i-S t-sa aaE attention. HE young
ster> danced PLAYED -cLLi> and went
on straw rides ru-c-ter while sat or
the hotel Tlazza aI.- smoked. would
have given much IL one Of the girls
had treated nIe ;s she did her boy
companions
There WAS one -iFi who especially
struck nay fancy. She was oi = viii
lowy figure that showed To especial ad-
vantage in tennis suit. used 10
feast NY eyes on her when she was
on the court and listen to her mu-
steal call Of "Thirty-lif-' Vantage"
Deuce" and the other counts in the
score | wished she would call forty
love and give ne just a bit of a
glance Indeed. she seemed uncon-
scious that | WAS watching the game.
One morning | stroIled up a noun
tain side back OF the hotel and turn
ing a clump OF bushes. came upon q
summer house There sat the Young
girl | admired. reading Hearing my
step. she looked up and her face half
broke into a smile. which was sudden
~ checked
Il thought you were some one else
she said. Don't 20 away if you were
coming 70 enjoy the view here. You
needn't mind me. There's room for Il
dozen"
And / wouldn't drive you out for
the world. On the contrary. | should
not care 10 stay here alone. Its lonely
enough for me at this place. anyway"
why don't you mingle with the peo-
pie: We all get acquainted right off.
There's 40 Formally Everybody speaks
10 everybody"
The younger SET seem sociable; but,
you see I don't belong TO the younger
set"
Dear me, how antiquated you talk
AT any rate, you are the first Of the
young people who has spoken a word
10 me, and / doubt if you would have
done so had you not mistaken me for
another"
Don't sit there. 1t rained last night.
and that seat is wet"
-
which she had received me. | sat down
50 close to her that her white skirts
brushed against my trousers. 1t was
like a draft Of nectar 10 one dying of
thirst. She did not hesitate TO keep
i''i N'--'7' ''0' - ne So,
''SN - i'i'-''- 1-'' -, M
- -,
u '''1 -. 40 -,
~ -,
'''''' -
- ~ /" '"'' '''~ - N'''''' ~
y" P'A' SUI
A''' o- ~ go
'''i-O' ~" A'"- '--'i7 -"' m 10
-
~
-, -
eo'-5 - i'".' '- az N0 - 10 - -
Si-oe''': NOPE
Inc '"i' ms L.. ~ ~,
M"S 'iie '"N. '"''
wv" ''S an '0
eVLie o"e' nei ,iei No.
anu Si"ilcen "'.0A % "' 'iio7
." q Si'S NA,'''7' "a -
nei eyes Miieu NV: iieu o' ny
asaln anu "isne' - "i''''ei a enc
n'u Seen any 'uiis u any Uiie
me- ou' 'H'l ""ui" ""'e "eei iheA
eusspe-
hat sinsu'ai "'"ei' n"e
S."'iheu' ""u te"NniiS 80 'ne iua
uc ran cue p'"OAeu It. w" Ni'"
WIS., u II
DolahF - NY id'o'i'e e'uu!- l 'ooN
ene HoMer lro"n ne' anu eA"iiii"eu IL
"utie cue oen' o,e' me SUI '.
sI'~eu d ''s d" OU" Oi1iiei an" y" &c
giving her us Halne anu iOeS, cue
"e'i me- oi ~:
WIN lie" sca'eeie" n"iis .n"' nau
oeeu '"'o"u "" itoin inc main VII
poor ." Tue up vi nei ne"u' "hen
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-12
TABLES

Dining Tables, in round, oval
and square, Library Tables,
Center Tables, etc, in all of the
late and popular finishes and
exceedingly handsome goods.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-12-12

Leather upholstered. willow.
oak, mahogany and wcathered
oak Rocking Chairs, Dining
Chairs. Office and Children :
Chairs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

lie mandare p0r correo gratis, para
provar su merito, muestras de mi Re.
constituents del Dr.. Shoop. y mi
ibro sobre las Intermediates, Dispep-
sia, C~oraxon.o Rinones. Las enferme-
dedes del estomago, corazon 0 rinones
son puramente sintomas de algun NAL
o.sado. No haga Ia equivocacion
que p6r 10 general SO hace de- curar
los sintomas solo. Curar ell sintoma
es curar al resultado de su enferme-
dad. y no la causa. Debilidad en- los
nervios del es.omago-los nervios In
teriores-signifca debilidad en- Ell es-
tonnage sIempre. Ash como tambien
Ell orazon y los rinones que tienen
nervios interiors; que los g~obiernan.
debilitandose estos nervios ~indubable.
mente lie yendra una debilidad organ
lea. Y aqni es donde el Reconstituy-
ente del DR.. Shoop ha obtenido toda
su fama. Ningun otro remedio ase-
ura curar los "nervios interiors;"
Tamblen es para ~hincnasones, biliosi-
dad, NAL aaien.o. palidez, Ell uso del
Reconstituyente del DR.. Schoop. Es-
cribame hoy. por una muestra y W
libro gratis. DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Ell Reconstituyente Sc vende por Fs-
cher Drug Company. (.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

" caimAre d doIor srstis-psss
demostrarlc primero- antss q que
caste "a solo csntsyo-lo aus loeFaa
mis- pastilIaa rosadas para dolor -
mandare por eorreo gratis. una MUGS
ira de- elias para pruebar-Aualse.loo
dol Dr.. ehoop. Para NeurAlgiA' 70
lorss do cabesa, Dolor 40 dientes, 90
lores de menatruacion. etc. 4 ~ cus''
o. o todas debidas : Y cop9est'on
en- Il sangre. La Pastilles Ana'gesl'
CAS- del pr. School seucillaSnente dee'
.ruyen 81 dolor dIstribuyendo q Pr
sion no natural de Il sangre. nieeao
60 TODD. Dirijase 81 Dr. shoop. ~
cine, wis. Dc venta por Fischer
Drug Company. 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

Estuvs On Msla saIud por Anos.
Ira W. Kelley, de Mansfield.
Pa, escrbe: "Guard6 mala salud
dos amos, psdeciendo de enfer-
medad de riflones y vejlga, y
caste bastante dineroconsultan-
tando m6dicos sin obtener min
gun beneticio notable, pero III
curado por 81 Remedio Foley pa
"a los Rinones, v deseo anadir %
testimonio para que sea Ia cause
de restaurant Ia salud de otros.
Rehusad sustitutos.-De vents
en- la Farmacia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

siempre tenemos en- mano un surti
4, complete de pescado importado el
tarros, el cual "a muy propio para 9
almuerzo q par amerendar.
Pescado en- tomato, tarros 90 una
libra, 26cts.
Pescado fresco. tarros de una libra
Tarros De una libra s. cts.
20cts.
Tarros ovalados de una libra. Fin
don Haddocks, S6cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
IN ia MEMORABLE.

Uno de- los dias que recordamos con
placer, asi como tainbien con prove
cho para nuestra salud, es aquel en
aue tuvimos conocimiento De las I'll
idoras Whales del Or. King, las puriii'
cadoras sin dolencIa que curan u W.
yucca v biliosidad, y mantienen los
intestinos On buena orden' 2bcts, %
ltodas las boticass
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

Curacion v~iolenta y segura de las
almorranas Sc obtiene con 81 Unguen-
to Magico del Or. Shoop. Fijese que
esta hecho solamsnts para almorranas
y suaccion 81 posltiya y satisfactoria,
Almorranas con comezon, d0l0rosas,
linternas D externas desaparecen co
mo por magla con SUI uso, PomoH
grandes con tapaderas de CRYSTAL 80
c~entavos. De ven.a por Fischer Drug
Company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

En- esta oicina SO venden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife-
rentes ofciales. Los precios q mo-
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales ~articulos. A las perso-
mas que vengand de afuera les aconseia.
mos que cuanto vengan q Ia plaza SO
dignen visitar Ia oicina del Nueyo
Mexicano y eucontraran todoa los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
.pEsPoLvoREAD EN-
VuEsTRos zAPAToe

vuEsTRos zAPAToa
Aliens Foot-Ease, I'm polvo. Cura
ardores penosos, pies nerviosos, y al
lnstante quita la dolencia de callos y
juanetes. Aliens Foot-Ease da allvio
en- zapatos apretados o neuvos. Es
un sremedio SECURE para pies sudoro'
SOS, callosos, hinchados, cansados y
dolientes. Usadlo hoy. Sc vende en-
todas las boticas y tiendas de zapatos
Por correo por rs cts. On estampillas
No acepteis ningun sustituto. Enviad
por muestra de prueba gratis Y mues,
ira gratuita del parche s~anitario Foot
Ease, una invencion nueva, Dirigirse
a Allen s. Olnlsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
Flor

Aconsejamos que compren nuestre
bueu pan durante 81 verano, pero d M
cen su propio pan. mo falten en- com
para Ia flor imperial. Ia cusl es IL me
ior que hay en- 81 mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura q
pan. 50 libras por $1.76.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
EstImutacIon Sin TImaelon,

EstimutacIon Sin Timaclon.
Esa es Ia consigna. ESQ 90 10
que el Jarabe Frutal Orino La
xativo hace. Limpia y estimula
los intestinos sin irritation de
ningdn genero.-De venta en- Ia
Farmacia de Irelrnd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
PAN y BOLLOS

NuEsTRAs FAclLipADEs son iouALEs 4 cuALssu9,I ~ ~ s,NA
oEsTE PARA ENTREoAR PAN Y eoLlos; - seL.n .M e~ptt "a.
MOS TRAeAJApoREs suPERloREs EN- NuEsTRO pEPAn. Am.rs =
OF PANApERiA..LAs oRDENEs Sc s'HsEn = '"S"'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

FL d~epartamento de oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
ell TerrItorio. 81 desean obras inas y
al estilo, yenid q esta oflcIna y encon'
trareis TODD a su gusto,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

El departamento de obras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
81 T~errltorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo. venid a esta oicina y encon.
trareIs TODD a su gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

Els 81 mejor que Sc produce en- 81
nlundo, . invitamos que compren On
nuestro comercio y quedarAn conven'
cidos que CD cierto 10 que anuncia-
mos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
HoRs p~'pEUvRE

Tenemos este buen estimulants, o.
cual esta compuesto de ~pepinillos' an
choyas, olives, ETC.. en- vasos de cris
tai de "a. Muy fina: cada una Socts
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
FRUrAs.

En- 10 que pertenece 4 frutas tene'
mos todas las que podemos consegulr
En- eli verano siempre tenemos frescat
.erezas, frambuezas, duraznos, albari
cooues, bananas. naranjas. clruelas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

81 tienen algunos llbros que encua'
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oficina tiene Ell mejor departa-
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

nj Nuev0 Mexicano es. 81 unico pa
pei en- el Territorio que publica mott.
ctas por complete en- asuutos de lnte'
res. La suscricion o solamente $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20

~ Ia Wanda do palaciO
y ]. y ~ 4 :, kno
SESSION DIN "a lA''D
JUNO 8 de 1907.
En- 81 asunto del amlllaramien'
to de Monteaums Lodge No. i,
f. n A. M. el cuerpo final
mente flo 81 avaldo en- IS, 500.
En- 81 asuuto del amillaramien-
to de Ia Santa re Gold and Cop
per Mining Company 81 cuerpo
aIz6 Ell amil!aramiento sobre me.
joras superficiales y maquinaria
de sa5, 500 a $500.
En- 81 asunto del amillaramien-
to de Ia Sra. M A. Schaefier, 81
cuerpo alz6 la p~ropiedad de Cie'
mega de 1900 81, 1000, y Ia casa
de cueros de *250a 500, caballe.
rizas dc 800 $500, casa en- Ia
Ayenida Washington de u, b00a
50, 900.
En- el asunto del amillalamien.
to de N. B. Laughlin, en- 10 Tes-
terra de Laughlin, 81 cuerpo alzd
eli amillaramiento de $4,000 q
tl2, 1876, siendo este un aumentc
de 3d. sotre Ia testera de
Laughlin.
En- el asunto del amillaramien'
to de Ia Fischer Drug Company,
81 cuerpo alz6 81 avaluo de 81, zoe
4 20, 900.
En- Ell asunto del amillaramien.
to de N. Salmon sobre mercan.
cias. 81 cuerpo alz6 81 aval1o so
bre mercancias de 81, 900 a 5,0cC
y sobre propiedad raiz y residen'
cia de 1925 a $500.
En- el asunto del amillaramien'
to de Seligman Brothers, e.
cuerpo alzo ell avaldo sobre mer'
cancias de 81, 900 q IS, 900.
En- 81 asunto del a%millaramien'
to de j. H. Gerdes, Ell cuerpo alzt
81 avaldo sobre mercancias d.
"a, 500 q As, 500.
En- 81 as unto del amillaramien
to de John Dendahl, Ell cuerpt
alzo 81 avaldc sobre mercancias
de 1900 q $1,7
En- ell asunto del amillaramien
to de Adolph Saligman, ell cuerpt
alz6 81 avaldo sobre mercancias
de 81, 1904 70, 900, y amillaro 81
mobiliario de casa en- $3.50.
En- ell case de la Sta. Anns
Mugler, el cuerpo alzo Ell avaldt
sobre mercancias de 1926 a 5000
Elcuerpoa prob6 Ell retorno d'
tasacion hecho por Juan Isidr,
Roibal conforme 10 present6.
Ell cuerpo Sc prorrog6 conc
|cuerpo dc igualamiento y en- Sc
guida Sc constituy6 en- cuerpo al
|comisionados de condado col
todos los miembros presentes, ,
George w. Armijo, secretario
nor Ambrosio Ortiz, diputado, 8,
atendencia.
Dl senior Madril introduce |,
rasolnci6n siruiente que FIJI,
unanimemente adoptada:
Por cuanto. Leonard Fl. Hole
representandol Ia frma de w. N
|Coler ! Compa0fa. de Ia ciudat
ia Nueya York, v 81 estado d,
roI,;rE Rr;co nada mn AZ IN,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-07-20
!. 3. asNEHAN.

a. B. hENEHAN,
Practice en- las Cortes 6uprema y de
Distrito. Especialidad eli Leyes de
Minas y Terrenos. PLEAS 50. Ed
ficio Sena, Ayenida de Palacio, Santa
Fe, Nuevo Mexico