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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-06

J. {. p. bridgeport. Conn., have q coin msds
cpppssn sSsu q the SS% siGs of an o %s' tirn 81 o S,Ss1e e. sSs
On one lde e q coat Of arms shovins q shield
Sss,;as . s,oee, =. the top Q, Which e . crow;
rS., Il H' irp sSs sass .n ~ it nv yyaln n.Gr9 f aao9 h Men
dime sssHns ',Se insenpuoo: .oasoius III
n; \ ! .S;:!a With sss .s;ds sRi:p .s' i ind s'i 1
The nrs, coin Is . 20 reA piece OF Brasi. s,ruet
during the reign " Dom Pedro ]. fs intrinsic
value, was about ~ cents. but dealers. quote .
AIS cenls In fair and y CENTS IN rood eonditloa
The tecohd coin b q one real piece Of Charles TIL
Of SPAIN which possesses only bullion value,
800 .- --- SO 80.
description in dod. We trust Is ',herr. any
dated fst What ): Il ~ors, "-' 0-
The Saint Gaadens 1877 eagle 10 not scarce
Al recent sale an undreuiated spedmsn oronshi
3io.5o.. There are oulte's number Of die VARIETIES
Of the 1871 halt dollar. which arc valued q, from
s,.so upward. according 70 variety and state o.
preservat.on.
,a s. x q y; u SsT ,s Ts,t as si,y; ,MSsd a.. - s e, s1 10
Dealers value this piece a. IS or more. sceordlnf
10 condition. 5" t1-'-
H; l. K, winkinsburg. Ps;-wna, Is the y.le'
ofa half dollar DAFT d i815, with the heed OF Liberty
sfx ttsrs on the hight and sesen On, The left. =
This Is thr ordinary deaigp Of the halt doiin
Of p1s. Specimens are wofth'a few CENTS mon
than. face value only WHEN In unoirculhted ~
dition. .
J. A. C.. G.. Brookiyh.-Finy cent pieres nos
1900 70 1871 embrace many vsreGes apd q ~
great rantes. Tn ordinary pieces nr seidoa
worth more than from 10 70 % cents above fs0
value when In very nne condition, but thert ~
two extremely rare varieties, such a the W
half dollar. struck ct the New Orleans Mint WIZ
the mint letter 70 under the bust. and the ".
half dollar without arrow points at the data .
rays behind the eagle on the reverse. which ~
worth from 500 upward. The majority OF W
American and foreign pieces you mention are
comparatively recent date and many OF tne.
are still In circulation. Notwithstanding the a..
i7fs borne BY the Spanish two real piece US
common coin and 10 quoted hy .deaifrs o. 20 cea'
In Good and 30 cents In nne condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-06
GOVERNOR.

Two years ago there was a revolt OF the
oldtime Republicans against the State
organization. All sorts OF scandalous
stories were told and printed as to how
nominations for State Offices went to those
with the deepest pockets. irrespective Of
party merit or Of personal capat ilities.
Many Of these oidline Republicans who
came down from Hannibal Hamlin's time
refused to vote for their ticket, but went
right over to the Democrats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-06

j.. S. THE SUN does not pretend 70 decide
matters which are depcndent more on personal
opinion than on anything else, such a. doubtful
makes. ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-06

3; r: 4 :.s.: 4 hold: two pai5s: ..e. .ne
how this hand can be counted 90 as TO ~convinct
an obstinate man.
Lay GU. the treys in a triangle and 4, win b.
seen that each side will make a different com.
binat'on OF cards, forminY three distinct psin
Thatis o holes. The pair OF skies IL worth 2 NOR,
holes Now take one of the slxes and combine
IL with all the treys and you get Q nftcen. Take
the other sx and do the same thing and you re,
another fifteen: 4 more holes. Now put the two
sizes together and each Of the three treys viii
combine with those two sizes 70 make q fifteen
0 more holes. Grand total. 10 holes
w;H. D. ssy,:. when three. play who should
cut the cards for The deal and who for the starter.
for both.
The player on the right cuts for the deal onty
as In all games, The player on the dealers lief,
cuts for the starter.
VIC. D. says; Two playing. when the deak,
ssks the non dealer 70 cut for tie starter the non.
penalty for q misdeal.'
1t is a mlsdesl and the right dealer mus, deal
II the starter has not been turned w. but thers
Is no penalty for dealing out of turn, a. both
players are equally Al fauit. the one for deslInr
out OF turn. the sthe. f,y alIo.tne Nm /, DO 40.
Had the starter been TUNED the deal would have
10 stand.
Pinochle. r: H. =. says; Playing tvo hand,
II q player melis enough 10 count out. IN n nsces.
sary for him 10 win another tricky
No. The trick he won before he could make
the meid made the meid good. and that ends n. :
p. c, says: A has COS when he Calls out p
bets ne must have the fun 1000, but A insists
mat he is entitled TO the full i've points for the
last fraction. and that HIS pas Ia equal 20 t.ono,
II IL has been agreed to count . or 4 a. equal
10 D and ! OF . 10 nothing. and II this method
Of counting the 5 that the fraction IN nearer 70
has prevailed throughout the earlier part OF sne
play. the same rue holds good TO the end and
AS claim must be admitted. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-06

j. W. says: A controversy has arisen. here
as to the correct form OF oppression for ths dealer
Il bridge IT, while B bets Il should be 4 pass II
over" Which Is rtgnt
such laws OF the game as give any foru Of ez
preston demand the use OF tho phrase. II leave
1t to you. partner" kost Of TIE ts1t books In
s'st On the Importance of q set form In passing
the mske, ~ Any variation In the expression
might he used tor unlawfuiiy conveying infor-
nation. The expression -brtdea IT. means Il
make IL no ruups.- a. the origin Of the word
bridge which was -biriteh.- means no trumps.
n a dealer says Il bridge it. the eldest hand
might at o nee ask Shall I play TO no trumpet
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-15

J. S Combs was Ia from Shawnee
on a business "trip Tuesday afternoon
Bruce Campbell of Pleasant Gap
was in on business Tuesday after
noon.
Dave Owens, Of Altoona, was busl-
ness visitor to the city she first o, the
week.
The Park Airiome closed lastweek
tor the winter alter very successful
season.
DR.. V J Cumpton, OF Plessau,
Gap, was a county seat visitor the
tirst OF the week.
Mrs. Sam Levy, who had been
spending the summer IN she east, re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. I. Beatty accompanied by Miss
Berl Booth, both of Rich Hill, spent
Monday In the city visiting friends.
Chris foss, OF Prairie City has be
come the proprietor of meat mar
kes at Rockville and is moving his
family TO that place.
W, A Downey, OF the firm OF
Downey X Son OF Amoret, wes a
business visitor 10 this city last week
and favored us with "A call.
James keener, II Des Mnines, Iowa,
and Dollie Bishop, OF Blue Mound.
Kansas were united in marriage M
the Recorders office Ia she cour,
house In this city on Mond ", Judge
b, F. Jeter, officiating,
A letter received by County Clerk
G. q Weeks tells OF she death Of
Elena, the four year old daughter OF
Mrs Georgia Tut, OF Osewatom,e,
Kansas Mrs. Tut WAS she daup, ter
OF Jim Wyse, OF Rich Hill.
When your wagon or buggy has
been setting out In the sun, so lonv
as to acquire case OF ratsles, and
Sire IL In danger OF coming off, run
the wheel through boiling llnseed
oil, SAYS an exchange. and after Let
sing s;and Tor several days, paint
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-15

A big Democratic meeting was held
at YOUNGSTOWN on Monday afternoon
with a very satisfactory crowd IN at.
tendance. Monday night meeting
was held at Ballard with a phenomi.
nal crowd. Police Judge Elmer B.
Silvers spoke at both meetings.
The TINES wants to impress upon
every Democrat this early to make
up his mind to let nothing interfere
wish his going to his polls and vot.
Ing. 1t would be much better II you
would determine to 20 In the morn
Ing, then you could, II must be, have
the rest OF the day for private bust.
ness.
j. ID Allen, a successful lawyer at
Cowgirl, Caldwell county, was In But
Ter Monday on business before the
Probate court. We enjoyed very
pleasant visit from Mr.. Allen and
agreed that 80 long as we continued
to live 30 far apart II was not neces
sary for either to apply to the legis-
lature to have name changed. Mr..
Allen is very pleasant gentleman
and q strong man In that section of
the state.
j, E Talbot suffered a stroke OF
paraly sis the first OF tn, week at the
Nevada State Hospital for the In
sane, where he was confined some
time ago Owing to Mr.. Talbott's
extreme age his complete recovery is
doubtful.
LATER: Mr.. Talbot died and the
body was brought to Butler Wed
nesday morning: Funeral services
will be held at the home OF Rudolph
Talbot this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Pierce Hackett, well-known to all
old timers In this section of thecounty,
who has taken an sctlve interest In
public affairs and b. N influential In
moulding public sentiment, sends
The TINES an open letter endorsing
the public record OF Senator Stone,
urging his reelection He is espe.
cld.W pleading with his many friends
throughous the 6sh district, to stand
by the friend OF the plain people"
Read hls letter In this issue.
The Cole County Democrat says:
'Z,ra Rsyburn, who for many years
has held a responsible position at
the Missouri penitentisry, has resign.
ed his position. In bis letter OF
resignation, Mr.. Ray burn states that
he wishes TO take q rest before en-
gaging In other business" Mr.. Ray
burn IA from Bates county, and has
been IN charge OF the penitentiary
dining room perhaps longer than
any other man In the state
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-15

: j B. Watson OF the Atlas Coal Co.
Of near New Home, Is in a very seri-
Gus condition suffering from having
been kicked on she knee cap By a
mule
Mrs | s koontz, oi east OF Bal
lard, with her children spent, Satur-
day night and Sunday as she home
OF her father, W. S Griffith of this
city.
As the coils show. held in Rockville
on Saturday OF last week. the FIRST
premium was taken by a colt raised
by Frank Fix, and she second by one
OF Andy Hogglebush.
Z. W. Wrigh, OF Rich Hin is work.
ling out his blood hound pups, Civ.
ing them run almost every day.
A subject" last week kept ahead OF
them Tor swo miles and then took TO
persimmon trea.
A merry party composed OF about
thirty.fve young ladies Ct this city
participated In a hay ride Monday
night, ending up with lunch as
Scharff's cafe, A most enjoyable
time is reported.
County Clerk c. g. Weeks reports
shat all the tax books Of 1907 have
been completed and turned over 30
the collectors NJ the respective town.
ships, with the exceptiun OF she Mt.
Pleasant book which has been com.
pletsd out not yet turneu over. Col
lecuons will probably become red
hot by the first Of November aud the
collectors are making preparations
to that end
A rousiog big Democratic meeting
WAS held as Elkhnrt, In Elkhart
township on Monday night, last,
and the attendance Was said 10 be
record breaker, being generally con-
ceded so have been the largest crowd
ever to have gathered In she local
hall at thar place. l. : Paddock,
Prosecuting Attorney " b. Dawson
and j, II, Etier were the speakers OF
the evening and their addresses were
greeted with the old time enthusias.
tic applaus.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-15

The red telephone poles srelooming
up over town and are certainly con.
spicuous. 1t would be mighty hard
Tor one to miss seeing a telephone
pole, but We can't see that this Is any
great convenience In dry town
Jacob Maddy, q substantial farm
er and early settler, northwest oil
Butler, was pleasant caller and ia.
vored US with renewal the last OF the
wook Mr.. Maddy has been a strong
friend OF The TINES for many years
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Best, OF
Nyhart, were pleasant callers on Sat.
urdsy, Mr.. Best had bills print ID
for sale OF his personal effects. They
expect to move to Virginia, where he
recently purchased a farm.
We invite attention OF the Demo.
Gratis to Pierce Hackett's letter. He
is an old timer, q stslwart Demo
crat, has always taken an active In.
t9rest In political affairs and knows
Senator Stone, as we'll as any man In
the state. He has watched his
course from his start In public life
and tells you that he always found
Stone on the side Of the plain people
A letter from o. Il. Frazee, renew
Ing his subscription, announces that
he lis In the same old faith" and
wants.to &C, q Democratic victory
all down the line. Oke was for many
years one OF the unterrified OF Lone
Oak and always made his inf uence
felt for the ticket He is now in the
restaurant and grocery business at
Baxter Springs, Kansas.
The oratorlcsl contest between
students OF the Butler High School
so choose two members to compete
in the county contest for the honor
Of representing Bates county In the
oratorical contest at the state teach.
ers association TO be held in Higgins
VILE In November, was held at the
Ohio NJ E Church Friday evening
A large audience was present and sf
ter a heated contest the honors were
won by Archie Oineal for the boys
and Miss Louise Allison for the girls.
Paul Laughlin, Of Rich Hill, was
reported as the boy winner OF the
first prize $25 and q certificate, In
the boys corn judging contest at the
State Fair at Sedalia last week.
Paul is the son OF E. E Laughlin, is
only 13 years old, but Is bright.
studious boy and Is making a study
OF corn judging and corn growing
When It isconsidered that there we're
many contestants from all over Mis-.
souri,, 1t can be seen that Paul Laugh.
In won no uncomfortable honor for
himself and his county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-10-15
Black & Arnold Clothing Co

Del Lutsenhizer ami De- VAnHr y
OF Deep Water, we're pleasant call~r,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Harper, wife OF Presiding
Judge r F. Harper, is reported very
III, at their home 10 Charlotte.
Get our prices before you buy
Black L Arnold Clothing Co.
Henry Sartin who holds a position
with an Ice company at Fort Smith,
Arkansas, has been visiting his
mother and sisters at Adrian.
Miss Kate Walker graced our sane.
tum on Saturday and favored us
with renewal for her sister, Mrs
Harry Hale, OF Sheldon, Mo.
Ewing Bassstt, a substantial farm.
or OF Pleasant Gap, who lie serving
on the petit jury, favored US with a
call on Monday and renewed for Mrs
Bassett.
can turn your farms. live stock,
personal property, stock OF mer.
chandise or anything you have for
sale into cash on short notice.
48.1m E C. ROBBINS, Auctloneer.
The County judges, accompanied
by road engineer Boron, went out
In the east part OF the county to ex
anime the bridges In that section on
last Thursday.
Rolan Smith, who has been en-.
gagged In the sugar business in the
Hawaiian Islands for several years,
came In a few days ago to visit his
father, Recorder l. NJ. Smith, and
other relatives and friends In Bates
county.
W. s James, cashier OF the Wal.
nut Bank at Foster, was a business
visitor to Butler on Saturday aud
STAYED over at night to hear Gov.
ernor Dockery. We acknowledge a
social call.
y Hon. John Kennish, assistant at
torney general, now candidate for
the Senatorial nomination on the
Republican ticket, was In Butler
Thursday last and addressed fair
sized audience at the court house at
night.
Mrs. George McKissick, who had
been spending the summer here with
relatives, left the last Ct the week to
join her husband at Billings. Mont.
where Mr.. McKissick Is employed
In the beet sugar factories of that
place.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Segun las "Novedadea" de Nueva
York. hasta los miombros dc Ia co.
mission dol censo estan aorprendidos
ante los reaultados que va dando Ia
Investigation quo les encomendo 81
Cobierno sobre la question de divor-
clio. A un million as cienden on nu.
meros redondos los divorcios otorga.
gados on los Hstados Unidoe en- vein.
to AMOS do 1887 q 1906. y pasaron do
medic million los procedlmientos no
acordados ante tribunaloa en- otroa
casos que fueron deneRados por loa
jueces Q retirados por las parties In.
teresadas.
Este signifca que en- las utlmas dos
decadas hubo on este pals tres mil
lones de personas directamente ID.
~teresadas en- demandaA do divorcio
y que dos millones de elias ~quedaron
.divorcihdas.
Estos guarismos estupendos revelan
la facilidad 0 que SO deaatan los
nudos atados tamblen facilmante v a
la ligera.
El problema del diyorcio o. dolioa.
do dc suyo, 70 con las preparedness
que ha tornado en- este pals SO ha he
cho dificil, amenazador dc importan-
ella suma. La opinion y la actitud dc
los d~iferentes Estndoa do Ia Union en-
este punto o. un estudio notable So
bre TODD por Ia diversidad que pre-
senta, En- algunos dc clos la ley
sanciona Ia reDaracion absolute Dc
los conyugues y sus nuevas uniones
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

i gente do Nueva York esta on
alarma desde que en- los tribunales
locales del Distito. SO empozo q ven
THAR un proceao para deluctdar 81
del Presidente Roosevelt para desti.
tuIr q los miem bros del vigesimo
quinto regimiento de infanterio, en- Wis.
ia de los motines do Brownsville. SO
espera que por medic de este proceso
SO llegara q ~presentar la conducta del
Presidente Roosevelt d La considera-
cion del tribunal supreme dc los Hs-
tados Unidos. Hs la primera vez que
Sc trata de I'm case semejante.
Ri quejoso es uno dc los soldados del
regimiento ~dispersado. quien reclarna
al acusado la cantidad de ciento vien-
tidos dolares que So le deben por suel-
dos desde que fue separado del eterci-
to. separation que consIdera illegal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
Muohas Noohes insomnes pebIdos a
Una Tos pertlnaxs--AI Fin En-
ouentrn Atlvlo.

NL"""|
s'Durantc varios inviernos pasados mi
esposa SO ha vlsto molestada 0 D tos
persistente y des g~radable, que invarla-
blomente 50 sxtendia aun periodic de
variDs semanas y Ia mantcnIa muchas
noches displerta, escrtbe VIII J. Hay
ner, editor del Burley, Colo, bulletin,
varios r~einspios fueron o~nsayados cada
ano, sin resultados bena0cos. En- No.
yiembre pasado la tos voIvio a parecer,
mi csposa, obrando lbajo 81 consejo do
una amiga. compro una botella del Re-
medic Chamberlain contra Ia Tos. El
rosuItado fue en- verdad maraylloso.
Despues de tres dosis Ia tos desaparecio
complatamente \ no 50 ha manifestado
desde e~itonces. Este remedio SO vende
on todas las b0ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
PARA ToDA coMEzoN.
81 unguento do Doan cura Eczema J
AImorranas comcxonicntas. L.
Genie do Santa re 10 RecomIenda

0ente do Santa re 10 RecomIenda
Una aplicacion del Unguenfo az
Dcan cura cualQuier comezon. IRA
tamiento breve cura eczema, almorra
mas comezonientas, flema salada-
cualquier erupcion de ID piel D como
zon % la piel. Es ell remedio mas ba.
ratio para usarse, porQue sc ne
costa para aliviar Y curar. Aqul hay
testimonio de Santa re para probarlo.
dad, quien vive on la Gale dc San
Francisco, dice: Vino d mi conooi
miento en- tempo pasado i'm case de
hemorroldes. comunmente Ilamadas al
mcrranas. Fran 10 clase sanguinoienta
'variedad putridofn, y cornezonientas
extensivamenta. Vino q mi conocf-
miento 81 Unguento de Doan de una
persona que sufria v fue ~procurado en-
la Botica do Ireland y curse del trata-
miento dado. La primera APPLICATION
do alivio v uso continue del mismo
por un largo tempo radicalmente dis.
ruso de esR prevaiente playa"
DO vsnta on todas las boticas. Pre-
sfo so centnvos. Foster-Milburn Co,
Buffalo. Nav York, unicos asentes por
Ion Estados Unidos.
Recorded vi noeabse~Deaa.~sy no
taruQu OfTp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
OsTEOPATTA
Or CHARLES a. WHEELON.
-obador.
No. 10g Palace Avenue

No. 1Os Palace Avenue
Cura con exito Intermediates agu
ias y ~cronicas sin drogas o medicines
Consulta Gratis.
Horas de Oflcina 9:I2 m. 2s5 p. N.
OsTEOPATIA.
La osteopatia es IN sistema dc ira.
tamiento operado con las manos. No
usa drogas 0 med1oinas. IN conJuntc
de musculos encogidos 0 una peQue-
mes en- ID ~colocaclon de una o mas YER
tehras en- eli espinazo do una persona
oil abastecimiento del ner-
VIC y sangre estomago pucde eau-
indigestion y otras formes do des-
orden en- los Intestinos. ID sobador
los mufculos encogidos y ARE
gla cualquiera ~dislocacion por 10 cual
81 paciente uueda bueno Immediate
Bl principle es 10 mismo en-
OF as Intermediates.
Este tratamiento dc SOLAR trHta son
exfto toda slase d, snfsfrneda-
les agudas 0 cronicas. Ne So cobra
1or eonHultacieR-
DIR CHARLES A. WHNNL0N,
gobsdor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
crup

Comienza con los sintomas de .un res
friado ~ordinarioi hay caloffio, estornn.
dos, dolor do garganta, piel caliente,
pulse acelerado, ronquera y respiration
diicil. Dad dosis frecuontes del Jarabe
de Marrubio do Ballard, al sniRo llerara
por e) y d Ia primera senal do too cru,
pienta aplicad con f%recuencia . Ia gar
ganta 81 Linimento Snow dn Ballard.
La Sra. A. vtlet, New Castle, Colo.
escrihe: Greco que el Jarabe dc Marrubio
dc Ballard es ana medlcina maravillosa,
y ssmuy agradable para tomarla. De
venta por Ia Botida dc Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Signi6ca Ia habilidad para haeer 40
buen dia de trabajo, sin fatiga indebida,
y hailar que 10 vida vale la pena de VI
yir. No podeis tener indigestion 0 cons
tipacion sin que desarrsgle d higado y
~ensucIe Ia sangre. Semejante condicpn
puede ser ma. pronto y naejor aliviads
porHerbine, d mejor regulator dol hi-
gado que d mundo ha yisto jamas, La
Sra. w. p. Smith, escribe: nUse Herr
bIne, Y halo que es Ia mejor medicine
para constipation y para arreglar 81
hlgado. que he usado jamas,n soc. ne
venta por 10 BotIca do Fischer i Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

I'm eata oflcina se renden toda
clase de bIancos propios para los dife-
rentes o~fciales. Los precios son mo-
dIcos y al alcanse dc todos los que ne
cesitan tales a~rticulos. A las perso-
mas que yengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan. A la plaza SO
dignen visitar Ia ofcina del Nueyo Me-
xicano y encontraran todos les blan-
cos ~necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

Porque las carnes son tan sabrosas
son consumidas en- grande exceso. Esto
tconduce q males do .estomago biliosidad
y constipation. Reformed vnestra dicta.
dejad que la rason y 40 an apetito des-
ordenado deminAn, luego tomad unas
cuantas dosis de las PastiIlas Chamber
lain para Estomago q Higado y estareis
bueno otra vez. Probable. De venta
todas las boticas. Mnestras & ats.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

En esta oficina 90 yenden toda
Iclase de blancos propios para los dife
irentes o~flciales. Los precios son mo
dtcos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales a~rticulos. A Las perso'
mas que vengan de afuera les aconse5a-
mos que cuando vengan a Ia plaza 90
lignen yisitar Ia oflcina del Nuevo
Mexcano y encontraran todas los
bIancos n~ecesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
ARTWRIGHT-DA DAVIS co.
No. $50 Gale de San Francisco.
rsi.seno Dc il Espeeieria no.4 relsfono d. il carnicsria No ~
ESPEcIEROS /; PANADEROS |; CARNIClROS
PEcEs IN rARRos.

Hienpre tsnemos IN mano IN surti
do complete do pescado importado en-
tarros. 81 cual ca muy propio para 81
alniuerxo O par amerendar.
Pescado % tomato. tarros de una
libra. 26cts.
Pescado fresco. tarrus dc n libra,
Tarros de una libra So cts.
2Octs.
Tarros ovalados de "A libra, Fin
dom Haddocka. 3Ects.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08

r., a. Lucas, Wingo. Kentucky, escri.
be-: sPor 10 q II mos he padecldo da
una maladia conocida como la 'comezon.
Ia ccmezon era inaguantable; por ados
70 trate do encontrar alivio habiendo
nsado todos los remedies do que tive
not cia, aparte De yer varios doctores-
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cion del Linimento Snow do Ballard
me cnro completa y Dermanentemente.
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en- dos ocasiones distintas para sarpulll-
40 Y ms sano del TODD. s5c, soc y SI.Oo.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
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tanos SECURES que d resultado SER
pronto u tisfactorio. Una APPLICATION
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permanenaemente curados con su uso.
25 \ so centavos por aiferentes tomanos.
DO venta en- todas las botlcas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-02-08
IA cARNIcERlA.

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para compradores partlculares de car
mes frescas. vendemos solamente car
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contamination despues de que lIega 4
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