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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
MAD, GLAD TIME
DOWN BY THE SEA

Large preparations are on foot for
the Cafe Chantant which takes place
on Saturday night at the Seaside for
the benefit of the transpacific yacht
fund. Yesterday a force of electri-
clans was busy stringing lights
throughout the grounds and by now.
the keawe trees along the beach are
groaning meath a burden of CLASSY
fruit On Saturday the place will be
a blaze of light.
The program will be, TO quote
member OF the committee d'afaires,
Kaleidoscope melee Of mirth. music
and song. joyfully scrambled with
dancing galore The vaudeville num-
bers are said TO be the best ever.
Refreshments viii be free with each.
ticket and will consist Of draught beer,
mineral waters, red and white wine,
hot dogs, and sandwiches. The latter
win be doled out from a special booth
by members OF the yacht club.
-Four hundred tables win be scatter
ed about the grounds and each group
is expected TO entertain itself when
not listening TO one of the three bands.
Berger's boys. the Symphony Orches-
ira and Kaai's glee club viii dispense
the music.
Madriga1s and sentimental ballads, a
monoIogue or two, and that diverting
comedietta, Lost at Coney Island in
which the entire company, including
many of Honolulu's most youthful and
beautiful. will participate. viii make
the evening one long to be renen-
bered.
The admission viii be a dollar aid
tickets are now on sale at McInerny's /
shoe emporium
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
s - - - - = r. - = =
The Roped Arena :
: = $3.50 1888 =

The Kelly. who the cable said the
other day was matched with Abe At
tel, il Eddie Kelly Of whom little Is
known here. He Is probably an East
erner. Frank Dwver, the racing man,
is willing to bet 5000 that Kelly can
whip the Hebrew. Atten declared his
willingness to cover the bet.
.% g &c
Tommy Burns conditions, if match
ed with Jack johnson. are IS per cent
Of the purse win. lose or draw. The
negro SCOTS at the idea and wants 10
fight on a winner-take-au basis. Fail
ing this he Is willing to fight Burns
1928. 65-35 or 60-40 for the winner
and loser respectively He Is willing
TO fight Jefries and give him = per
cent Of the purse, no matter how the
fight terminates. He figures that the
prestige gained By defeating Jefries
would make it wei worth his while 10
give the retired champion this big share
Of the purse
- ~ -
Boer' Tnholz has gone East 70
fulfil theatrical engagement.
- - -
Joe Cans declares his intention OF
the ring. The men from
whom his next opponent VIII be select
"a are Battling Nelson, . Boer In
holz and Paeky Mcfarland. He wants
the three 70 fight IT ont among them
selves and viii box the survivor for
the title.
~ - -
Mike Sullivan and Stanley KeteheA
fight IN San Francisco On Saturday.
Ketehell looks like having a shade the
call in the betting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
Short and Sweet

George Richardson Of Hilo win enter
RI Boston bull-terrier at the coming
show of the Hawaiian Kennel Club. The
dog is said to be a eraekerjaek.
- - -
Frank Hustaee has purchased a
.Etoddart- Dayton ear from the Won
Hamm- Young Co.
- - *
Won Hamm- Young Co. have sold to
AIRS. F. J. Biekerton a four-eylinder
stevens Duryea touring ear. There are
quite a number of these fine cars owned
by local autoists.
- q .
The Chinese Athletic Club track team
win commence training for the cham
pionship athletic meet on Monday. The
following athletes viii wear the green
and white eolors in the championships:
John L0, En- Sue, J. Annoy, Hang
Chaek, J. HOY. Mon Yin, H. Won Seu,
Sing Chong, Wah Kai, j. Woo, Hang
Yau. Ching Yet, All Soy.
- - -
The c. A. c. are going into the field
day events just to see how well they
can do. They dom expect TO win but
win do their best. This is a sporting
spirit which viii win championship
honors before very long.
- - -
En- Sue is receiving requests for his
photograph from Eastern newspaper
syndicates.
~ - &c
The transpaeifc yacht Hawaii is now
insured for $1,000
- - -
G. d. Stimson of Seattle viii, it is
said, enter a yacht for the trauspaeifc
race.
- - -
Cricket Club meeting at the Thistle
Club tomorrow night. The great ques-
tion fTo be or not to be- viii come
up for discussion. Cricket is experien-
cling boom IN San Francisco and is
about due to wake up here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Dan Kelly. the Oregon Splinter, who
Is credited with running 100 yards IN
9 So seconds, after considerable argu-
ment as to the authenticity Of the
figures. makes the statement that no
man viii ever be able TO run the 100
wards in nine seconds fat unless the
runner can beat the starter 5 gun IN
GETTING away from the mark. Kelly
first made this statement when Arthur
Duffev made the prediction that 100
Yards could and would be stepped on
in that time.
Kelly. IN a recent letter to friend,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
Splinter Must Beat Pistol
to Run 100 Yards In 9 Seconds

said: The only wav the nine-second
mark could be reached would be TO
beat the gun. To legitimateIy do the
100 yards in nine seconds Is impossi-
bic. The speed limit viii have been
reached when the sprinter is developed
who can 90 the distance in 9 % see
onds
Men well posted in the sprinting
game think Kelly Is right and point 70
the fact that il IS well known that
several records now on the books were
made BY . beating the gun Posi-
bly, KeIly's 9 3-5 was made IN that
way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Tickets for the Cafe chantant at the
Seaside on Saturday night are on sale
at McInerny' s shoe store at s1.0o each
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19
PHOTOGRAPHERS

Know the work. trouble. fnconveni-
ences. disappointments. and expense
of the old darkroom way OF develop
ing.
The slow, tedious, tiresome rocking
OF each individual plate in a hot.
stuny dark room: the strain on the
eyes in the weak light: the running OF
plates oy under or over exposure, and
the waste OF time are enough 20 make
the game seem hardly worth the
candle.
All these objectionable features are
automatically done away with, and
pleasure substituted, by
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-19

Mike Sullivan and Stanley KeteheI
fight in San Francisco On Saturday
Ketehell looks like having a shade tbs
call in the betting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

An Paris, indeed is talking OF tho
marvellous cures effected by the dis
covery of the learned biologist. M. Rene
Quinton, whose scientific labors ap-
piled To the apeutics have at least, after
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
snocial Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence.
IN ARTS. Jan. 23.--B'or the latest
- and an exceptionally interest
ing, addition TO its free dispens-
aries, Paris is indebted to
leading member of the arstocra',y,
the Marquise de MacMahon. With a
beautiful baroness as her chief assist
ant, the marquise. who already is
known for her Royalist sympathies
and ineXhaustihle charity, has thrown
herself heart and soul into the work
of bringing the new Quinton sea-wa.er
treatment within reach of the poorer
classes. Mainly at her own expense
she has caused a commodious dispens-
airy to be built in the Rue d'OueSsa1G
the center of the Industrial Grenelle
quarter, where 500 patients can be
treated In the course of a morning. The
opening ceremony took place without
any pomp last week. there being pres
emit the Marqlise de MacMahon, the
Baronne de la Pinsonnie, who IS ram
Gus for her good looks; n dozen young
society women who are giving their
services gratuitously as nurses, ana NJ
Rene Quinton, with the doctors OIL me
STAFF. The wonders worked by the
Qulnton treatment had already eeen
,tnn mouth to mouth, ara an
eager crowd Of mothers with their
,,. a naWcs stood waiting for tho sig
nal to enter.
WIDELY KNOWN.
The Marquise de MacMahon is one
of the best NnoWn ngureS among the
French aristocracy. The late mar
uuis, her husband was the nephew
Of the famous Marshal MacMahon
Duke OF Marganta and second presi-
dent of the French republic. The
marshal, by the way, was devoted
supporter of he Emperor Napoleon
III and remained at heart Mon
archist, although his patriotism caus--
cd nm 70 accept the new order OF
things and loyalty and faithfully to
serve the republic.
Not so the marquise. Her family
she is the sister of Viscount Melchior
de Vogue, the French academician--is
frankly Royalist, as is proved by tho
fact that she is the official almoner
in France OF the Duchess OF orleans
and as such presides over more than 70
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FERVENT CATHOLIC.

benevolent societies which are main
tanned by the money of the duchess
and ladies OF the Royalist party.
FERvENT CATHOLIC.
As president of the League Of
French Women" militant Royalist
league, the Marquise de MacMahnn
may be said to have played a political
role. She Is, of course, II feryent
Catholic, and during the bitter strug-
gle over the separation of church ana
state which marked the ministry of
NJ Emile Combes was not afraid TO
descend into the street" and mani-
fest at the head of the French Wo-
mans league against the politico-re-
ligious enemy. one of these manifest
ations, on the Place de la Concorde,
resulted in a hand to hand struggle
with the police, in the course Of which
many ladies were arrested.
RECOGNITION FROM BUTCHERS.
The militant nlarquise was the re-
clplent OF signal hOnor not long ago.
In recognition of her benevolence Inc
butchers of the ancient town of Lii
mogeS made her an honorary member
of their guild. This guild still pre-
serves It's medieval character. It's
members live in the Rue de la Bou-
cherie, and jealousy cling to the tradl-
llplldl costume NnlCn mas DGen nHiuCu
down TO them from their forcfathers
The marquise's official designation
when she visits Limoges is therefore
'Buochere Honoraire de Limoges"
Such is the lady to whom NJ. Rene
Quinton. the creator of the sea-water
treatment, was introduced "A month or
two ago by NJ. Ernest Judet, editor OF
tho Paris Eclair With her customary
thoroughness the marquise interested
herself In Quinton's work, and soon
grew enthusiastic over it. True 90
her principle that it is the duty Of the
French aristocracy TO devote Itself 70
the welfare OF the people, she decided
to bring the treatment within the re-
sources OF the most slender purse and
make it gratuitous for the INDECENT
MARVELLOUS CURES.
An Paris, indeed is talking OF tnc
marvellous cures effected by the dis
covery of the learned biologist, Nj. Rene
Quinton. whose scientific labors APP
piled To the apeutics have at least, after
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Sea-Water Cure the Latest Partisan Sensation
De MacNahon Pounds Institution Paris That Needy May Re
Remarkable Discovery, Duchess
Of Sutherland Establish n Scotland


obstinate opposition lorceu ihelF way
TO the front by the sheer weight oil m
controVertiDie iaGI. III leclure ueliN
cred at the SorDolile tle otiier Jay
under lne auspices OF the Cc t,i no
graphic institute, "hen tne s'st lich
ellen amphltheater was hlled 70 over
flowing and tuily a thousand persons
were unable TO Obtain ADMISSION M,
Quinton may be sald TO nave achieved
the maj anu u"hhlte lIluIIlph VI iii9
theories on lhe sltils virtues oi TIC
600
WAITER CURE
Reduced To its simplest expression
the sea-water cure which M. Cuinton
has reduced from his analytical re-
search consists in introducing by SUB
cutaneous Injections into the enfeebled
organism a serum of plasma which Is
nothing but perfectly pure sea water,
sterllzed and diluted In fixed propor-
ton. 1t would take me far beyond the
scope of the present article were l to
attempt TO follow the savant through
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NJ. Quiuton showed his Sorbonno aus
dienoe photographs of babies whose
faces were covered with eczemn on
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benevolent societies which are main
tanned by the money of the duchess
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vER1rABLE AoUARIUM.

forms-worms, molluscs. crustnceans.
insects, reptiles birds and mammal
fans
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(cOntinued on page twelye'l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

g. j.. Roberts, de Ration, es 81 nomi'
nado Republican, ala Carhara de Re
presentantes de la T~rigesima Octave
Asamblea Legislatiya para represen-
tar 81 Condado de Colfax. Recibi6
una nomination unanime de la con-
venci6n Republicans de condado en-
Ration Ell dia IS de Septiembre, en- Gu
20 tempo candidates de ese partido
para la legislature y ofcinas de con-
dado fueron nominados.
Mr.. Roberts es todavfa i6ven, pero
4 pesar de ESQ, ha servido en- algunas
posiciones muy importantes durante
su breve vida con capacidad y cr6dito.
Mr.. Roberts naci6 en- q de Octubre
de 1873, en- una hacienda en- Jefferson
county, Indiana. Asisti6 q las escue-
l~aspdblicas, y 4 los diez y seis amos
30 puso de maestro para ganar ~ viz
da. Despues de ensenar tres amos Sc
dedico q la jurisprudencia.
Cuando tenia 10 amos entr6 al des-
pacho del Juez Perry E. Bear, de
Madison, Iowa, Y empezo q estudiar
leyes. a la edad de veintiun AMOS fu6
admitido al foro. POGO despues fue
nombrado asistente procurador de dis
trito y dos amos mas tarde fne electo
procurador del quinto distrito judicial
del estado de Indiana, cuya posici6n
ocup6 por dos amos mostrando capa-
e~1ciencia y rectitud.
En- 1899 fue electo procurador de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

No son las ppalabras sine las abras
las que prueban el yerdadero merito.
Las obras do las Pildoras de Doan
para los Rinones.
Para los que en- Santa Re padecen
de los rinones. han alcanzado su repu-
|tacion local.
La prueba Sc cifra Ell Of testimonio
de personals de Santa Fe que han sido
|curadas y han que5sJJ sanas.
Alberto Garcia que yive en- Galisteo
st., Santa Re. N. M, dice: ia decla-
racion que di hace cinco amos referen-
te a mi opinion de las Pildoras de
Doan para los Rinones flle correcta en-
todos sus detalles v yo puedo ahora
'decir positiyav enfaticamente que
mi c,ira fue permanente. Me procure
las Pildoras de Dooan ppara los Rino-
mes en- la Farmacia de Ireland v las
use ppara dolor de espalda y una ac-
cion demasiado frecuente de las secre-
clones de los rinones, cosas que nos
han molestado mas D menos por un
par de amos. Como dicho antes las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones me
.curaron completamente."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-.
clio so cts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buff
falo New York, unicos agentes por
los Estados Unidos.
Recordad el nombre-Doan-y no
tomep orto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

| condado del Condado de Jefferson,
y retuvo ese empleo hasta que Sc
nude 4 Colorado. Su largo servi-
clio en- ese empleo prueba que do en-
terra satisfaction al pueblo.
En- 1905, Sc traslad6 q Trinidad, Co
dorado, donde entro en- companfa con
Ell Juez j. e. Norlhcutt, que por va
rios anos ocup6 la importante posi-
ci6n de juez de distrito en- que esta 81
'tuado e1condado de Las Animas.
Mr.. Roberts fu6 admitido al foro de
Colorado y al venir q Ration en- 1907
fu6 admitido al foro del territorio en-
ambas la corte de distrito Y supre-
ma. Durante los dos amos pasados
ha residido on Ration pr~acticando 81
profession.
Els casadc y tiene dos hijos. Mr..
Roberts es I'm republican, leal y con
sistente y desde que do 81 primer voto
ha votado por 81 partido. Ha prospe-
RADIO mucho en- Ration en- la practica
de la abogacfa atiende a gran nd-
msro de causas con buen exito.
Mr.. Roberts ha tenido mucha expe-
~riencia en- asuntos polfticos y esta
muy bien ~informado acerca de las me-
nesidades del territorio tocante a le-
gislaci6n, 10 cual sera de benefcio al
pueblo en- general ' & su propio con-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

espl6ndido registro Official y su
vida y caracter como ciudadano
particular, como cabe2a dc fami'
|lia y como padre, asi como tam
bien por 81 muy excelents traba-
10 que ha hecho para 81 adelanto
de Nuevo Mexico en- todas name
ras durante los 25 amos pasados,
y su pleno conocimiento y enten'
dimiento de negocios Legislatures
y su capacidad y elocuencia como
IN oradol convincente, que ten
.dra un registro de primer 6rder
como miembro del ramo superior
de Ia asamblea legislative venide
ra, y sera IN favorecedor fuerte
y co~nsistente dc leyes buenas y
saludables.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Gran Entusiasmo pOr Andrews
en- Mora.
Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Mora, Oct. I'm gran n1merC
de votantes encontraron al Go
bernador Curry y al Delegado w.
II. Andrews tres millas fuera de
los limites de la plaza y los escol-
taron hasta Mora. A su llegada
|fu6 tenida la mas grande demos.
TRACTION politica en- la historic de
Mora. y esta tue buena indication
del modo en- que el condado de
Mora votara 81 dia de la election.
I'll Gobernador Curry y Ell dele
gado Andrews entraron a Ia plaza
en- un CAIRO decorado 8 hicieron
.discursos al raso en- respuesta al
pedimento del cOncnrso.
La casa de cortes estaba ates-
tada de genie en- la noche, en- Ia
junta que fue tenida ALI. Sc do
una ovacion al Delegado Andrews
y Ell Gobernador Curry en- su dis
curse dijo al pueblo que era su
deber votar por Andrews porque
representaba Ell estado, y que vor
tar por estado era IN deber que
ell pueblo Sc debia a 81 mismo, al
territorio Y al pals en- general.
Esta tarde ell Delegado An
drews y al gobernador estan
teniendo una junta en- Watrous y
esta noche hanlaran a los ciuda-
danos de Wagon Mound.
Ungran bale fu6 dado en- su
honor anOche.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

-T4HENM W. ~ Nt.N NNNNNIH N4INNI
lbs ~ lastima cuando los enfermos
~cargan de drogas el estomago 3 esti,
mulan 81 corazon v los Rinones. ESQ
es completamente i'm error! I'm Es'
tonnage debit corresponds a dibilidad
de nervios del IIstomago, siempre. Y
ESQ tambien 81 yerdad en- cnanto Sc
~refiere al corazon o a los ~rinones. En-
lugar de ESQ 10 que demandan los ner-
vios es alivio. ESQ explica 81 porgue
ell Restorative del DIR. Shoop alivia tan
|pronto los sufrimientos de Esoniago,
lei Corazon y Rinones. FL Restorative
Illega a la causa de esos sufrimientos
los decades "~nervios interiores.n De
c~ualquier manera que sea pruebese FL
Restorative As horas. No le curara a
Vd. tan pronto como ESQ, pero segura-
mente Vd. conocera que 81 alivio vie
ne. Vendido por The ireland phar
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Las leyes de election requierer
que TODD ciudadano de los Esta-
dos Unidos que ha sido residente
de este territorio por seis meses,
tres meses en- 81 condado y trein'
ia dias en- 81 precinto en- que re
side debe ser debidamente regis
TRADE en- Ell precinto de su resi-
dencia antics de que este intitula-
do a votar en- la election venide-
"a. Ri Nuevo Mexicano llama la
atencion de todos los votantes a
la proclama de election expedida
por Ell cuerpo de comisionados de
condado en- conformidad con ley,
y la cual Sc pnblica en- Ell Nuevo
Mexicano diario y semanario.
Los lugares de registration y los
nombres de los cnerpos de regis
TRACTION Sc encuentran allf. El
ciudadano que desee votar en- Ia
election del dia 8 de Noviembre,
tiene que estar debidamente en-
r~egistrado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Ell Hon. Eugenio Romero Crave
mente Lastimado.
Especial al Nuevo Mexlcano.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
East Las Vegas, Oct. 7.-Euge
MIC Romero sefractur6 dos coz
tllas y Sc teme Que sufr1
graves lastimaduras internas
hoy a causa de haberse caido dt
un CAIRO en- que iba caminando,
Ell asiento de atras en- que iba
sentado Sc cayo para abajo cerca
de La Cueva, arrastrandolo con
sligo.
FL senior Romeroes uno de los
polfticos y negociantes mejor co.
nocidos del territorio. Acompa-
naba al Delegado Andrews y al
Gebernador Curry en- su viaje a
los precintos, cuando ocurrio 81
accidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
DEFuNcioN.

Ell microbes, cerca de las 5 de
la noche fallecio repentinamente
del corazon en- su residencia en-
esta ciudad, Don FeliEe Ortiz,
persona respectable y conocida de
lesta localidad, y Int que ha tigu-
RADIO por muchos amos en- la vida
pubIica. Don Felipe unique va
anciano, pues tenia cerca de 70
amos, estaba Ileno de robustez v
de vida y no padecia de ninguna
enfermedad. EIdia de su mnerte
no sintio malestar ninguno hasta
la bora en- que 10 llamaron a
cenar, y entonces dijo que So
|habia puesto malo y Sc recost6
en- So CANA y a los pocos minutes
expire. Ell tinado tnvo una vida
may activa y llena de vicisitudes
siguiendo por muchos amos la
'carrera de comerciante y otras
ocupaciones diferentes. Tambien
tomo parte en- la vida p1blica
ocnpando empleos que desempe-
no con honradezy fidelidad. Deja
para lamentar su muerte a SUI
viuda, a una hija la Sta. Adelaide
Ortiz, dos hijos Manuel E., VI
Celso Ortiz, varios nietos Y tres
hermanos Rafael Ortiz, de Mora;
Ortiz, de Albuquerque, y
Ortiz, de esta ciudad.
Su funeral y entierro Sc VERTIGO
ell viernes q las z de la ma1ana,
con misa de cuerpo prosecute en-
la Iglesia de G Guadalupe y e~ntierro
81 cementerlo de dicna parro-
quia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

.MfEHH @r
Cosquillas 3 tos SEGA cederan prom
to cuando Sc use ell Remedio del DR.,
|Shoop para la tos. Y esademas tan
extremamente ~inofensiyo, que 81 DR..
Shoop dice a las madres que no usen
|otra osa para tiernos dnfantes. Las
verdes y salutiferas hojas y tiernos
|tallos de I'm arbusto silyestre saluda-
BILE para las Pulmones, pronorcionan
al DR.. Shoop los elementos curativos
de su remedio para la Tos. Calma la
.Tos y cura las sensativas membranes
b~ronquiales. Nj opio nj Cloroformo,
NADIA aspero usado para suprimir que
pueda p~erjudicar. Pidase 81 del DR..
iShoop. No ~acepten ninguno otro
.vendido por The Ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Una taxa de cafe agradable, buena,
de primera clase, con yerdadero SAILOR
de color ambar, puede ser obtenLda-
" sin ei v~erdadero peligro del cafe, 0
|perjuicio para la salud-simplementa
usando 81 nuevo substitute del cafe,
hecho por Ell DR.. Shoop. v llamado
Heath Coffe' (Cafe de la Salud).
Puros. s~aludables cereales tostados,
cebada, nueces, etc. hacen Ell Cafe
de la Salud' hecho por Ell DR.. Shoop.
saludable y satisfactorio. No es nece-
sario Ell tedeoso hervir de 20 a 30 mi
nutos.'' dice Ell DR.. Shoop. 81 fuese
servido IN cafe, su gusto enganaria
aun al mas experto. Pruebese v yea
Sc. Vendido por Cartwright-Davis.
Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Ell puente que atraviesa 81 Ar
royo Sais, que fue recientemente
reparado, necesita todavia mas
trabajo para ponerlo en- una con.
dicion de seguridad. Sc llama la
atenci6n de las autoridades a este
asunto por ser muy urgente. FL
puente debe ser puesto en- condi-
cion ~perfecta para de esta name
"a evitar academies graves que
pudieran ocurrir.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Jones Ira q Hacer Discusses por
Bryan.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
East Las Vegas. Oct. IA. A
Jones, miembro de la comision
nacional democratica por Nuevo
Mexico, ha lido a Chicago por in
vitacion de la comision nacional
Dem6crata, a hacer discusses por
Bryan.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

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