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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
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There is only one sort of music des-
tined to still the savage beast and
make mellifluent the tattered and
threadbare temper of the unfortunate
who is a summer stay-at-home by
force OF circumstances rather than by
choice. Haven't you guessed the
answer? It's the tinkle Of the ice
against the ha2y surface OF glass
No need for the temperance worker
TO sit up and glover either--it may
AMPLY be a glass of clear sparkling
ice water, or the water plus the thirst
appearing Juice of a lemon, or some Of
the refreshing grape juice from the
hasement fruit cellarette or any of
the six or a thousand home conoctions
for the route OF Natures stokers who
eeem 10 be trifls oVer-zealous In
the. performance of their duties about
JUN time The lover may rave about
the music of HER voice, the black
faced minstrel enthuse over the mu-
sic of the chicken fryin' In the
pan the naturalist expiate on the
on the music in the running brook,
the poet sing about the music of the
spheres but the worker! Well the
worker knows there Is only one really
truly sort of music these days, aud
that is the "ice-tinkle'' Beside II the
noblest SORES OF master musicians are
as the rasping' OF a wood saw 10 the
dulcet note of the southern nightin-
gale.
The stay-at-home hurries home
from the long spirt-and- body bedrag-
Cling dsy-downstown. dons the most
comfortable garment In his wardrobe
chooses the loungieSt, comfyest spot
on the verandah or under the arbor
and 10 the Accomplishment of the Ice
iinkle he reads accounts NJ the band
concert on the boardwalk, moonlight
orchestra programs or The latest song
hit in The Follies OF 1909" on "A New
York roof garden, tall sent gratis, by
n friend who can afford to take a real
Nhcation)
Does the stay-at-home repine and
rniirmur would that the fairy Will
the golden spoon had been present al
my BIRTH" Not at all He hoark
ems to the tinkle OF the ice. sips OF IL
.coolness and reyels In It's voice o.
sweetest music. After ALL art is bu
q matter Of angle of vision, and th'
gulf between the ice man and th'
musician 3 by no means infinite.
Mrs. Berthel Wetmore Allen, soloist
at Epworth NJ. T.. church. and promi.
nent In Marion musical circles Is a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

the rat remains unuisturbed. r. there
any other animal whose confidence can
be won so speedily? Works on nat
ural history ought 20 mention this.
II have been softly humming the air
Of 6 song. Every action OF the rat ex-
prci ses pleasure. l am almost salts
fled that a rat could be taught to
wnrble within few days If he can.
think what n saving of bird gravel.
Il have just given utterance TO sew
eral profane words, and the rat has
retreated several feet aud is looking at
me reproachfully-anot point not
made In natural history Clergymen
are at liberty to use this incident from
the pulpit II they wish. 1t should have
an instant effect.
II am humming the air of n hymn.
and the rat is almost mt my foot and
looking up at me as II he felt emotion.
Can rats be influenced TO lead better
lives? II this one shows emotion over
one hymn, what would he show at an
old fashioned camp meeting. ! may
have struck matter that the whole
| world will soon be arguing about.
II have whisted a merry tune at the
rat, and he has become more lively,
Is 1t possible that rats temperaments
are the same as in human beings? Are
there downcast rats and vivacious
rats?"
Researches Abruptly End.
At, this point Mrs. Bowser appeared
at the head Of the cellar stairs and
called down to know how the rat ques.
tion progressed. Mr.. Bowser's rodent
fed at once, and he shouted up:
Didn't ! tell you to keep quiet up
there! Your coming has scared the
rat away. Don't appear again. I'm
getting some pointers that'll knock the
naturalists colder ma wedge"
And lots of rheumatism!" she added
as she walked away.
For fifteen minutes Mr.. Bowser hum
med, whistled and swore, but without
bringing back the rat. We all know
him for a man of patience, however.
and he hung right OH. 1t was very
quiet down there, and after bit lie
began to nod. He reused up two or
three times. but the mods finally be-
came a doze. Then Of a sudden an
awful scream resounded through the
house. Mrs. Bowser started down
stairs and Mr.. Bowser, up. They met
In the dining room. Five or six big
rats were clinging to him. and his face
was ghastly white and his eyes hang
Ing out.
"Out of the back door" screamed
Mrs. Bowser as she led the way.
In a minute more Mr.. Bowser was
rolling over and over on the grass.
Ibis was more than The rats had bar
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

yoke him TO the limit to make him
bite you"
But n rat 10 rat"
Yes, and a woman is a half idiot
You have known of rats since your
childhood You have never been bit.
ten. No rat has even menaced YOU
and yet because he happens TO he a
rat instead of rabbit you are his
enemy"
but youIl find that most persons
think aud feel no | do about It," she
said.
THAT is true. and It shows what lit
tie sense they have A rat, Mrs. Bow.
ser, can be made as great n pet of as
dog, He can be taught tricks. He
can be made n companion OF. same as
a canary bird When he gets 10 un-
derstand the human voice he will obey
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Caruso, the worlds premier tenor,
has set all Paris a laughing by his
vivid protests against the engagement
of Carasa, "A rival singer by one of
the big New York Opera managers.
Caruso. fears the similarity OF the
names may befoozle that dear public
into paying out their money to hear
the rank pretender, in the fond be-
lief II is the one aud only Caruso un-
der whose spell they are Ia come. The
premier tenor Is nothing II not egot-
istical.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

gained for, and they cut and ran. He
rose up and galloped twice around the
yard, and then Mrs. Bowser caught
him aud sternly said:
you've gone out OF the rat busi-
ness. Come into the house with me-"
And 1t was all OF half an hour later
before he could say TO her: s,t
"woman. don't think don't under
stand whose hnnd is In this business
aud that won't have my revenge ut
proper timer lt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

famous Dutch contralto, THY
Koenen, viii come to this shore next
season TO give American critics an
opportunity for pencl-sharpening. II
IS confidently predicted by those who
have heard Koenen's magnificent voice
expressions. that the pencils will be
worn away entirely in praise of the
concert singer To whom all Europe has
capltulated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
A Changed Condition.

"It is nearly six months now since
have tasted meat"
"On diet, eh?"
"Yes."
"Have you noticed any change IN
your condition. Al.
II should say have. I've been able
to pay up nearly all my old debts. In
another month III be absolutely inde-
pendent" t"-Chlcago Record Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
Arts Disbursements.

"Why do so many theaters close In
the summer timeT'
"Because," answered the burlesaue
manager. ''people can't be expected to
take much interest in,comic opera cos
tunes during the seaside bathing dis
Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Tho Three Twins cast for next
eason will contain the name Of Henry
-Iicink, son of the great con-
tralto, the role in question being that
of the Doctor" in the musical slSit
made famous by Bessie Mccoy and
her "Yama Yama Man" song
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

the lodge of friends in the lake dis
trist of northern Michigan, While In
ramp Mrs Allen will give her splen-
did voice a complete rest, and friends
and critics predict new triumphs for
her during the coming season,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

NJ Witmark & Sons have publish.
ed two compositions this week. The
first is an instrumental number by Dan
-. Sullivan, the composer of You're
as Welcome as the Flowers la May,
and other celebrated songs, and Is
dedicated to the new Boston College.
University Heights, II being entitled
university Heights March" 1t Is
written i'm 6-S time, and starts OF into
vigorous mannar, bugle calls and
drum effects being used in the intro
duction. After brilliant opening
theme of a melodious nature. a very
interesting trio occurs In pa time.
The composer has interpolated words
10 the melody of this trio, which may
be used ad libitum, making II an in
divldual college song. as 1t were. and
will no doubt eventually become such
at this new university. The piece
has been thoroughly edited in every
way, and issued in the best possible
manner. The title page has hall
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Madame Gadski will tour America
in recital previous To the regular opera
season, coming TO America in Octo-
Der for that purpose.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

tone picture of the new buildings as
wcll as one of the composer
Tho second. equally important, is a
new song entitled She's the Right
Little Girl For Me-" with words and
music by Dorothy Elliott, one of tho
Youngest women composers of this
country This is neat and airy lit
tic number that is sure To pleast low
crs of the lighter music, The lyric is
dainty, and the melody tuneful. Il
j. right In line with tho other works
of this talented young composer
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17
BOWSE:R AND THE RATS
He Believes Rodents Have Been
Misunderstood.
STARTS AN INVESTIGATION.
Studies Natural History--Mrs. Bowser
Interrupts Samuol's Researches and
a Mishapf Terminates His Work.
Will Seek Revenge Later.

BY NJ. QUAD.
tcoryright 1909. by Associated Literary
Press
FwN HE Bowser family had finished
dinner and were settling down
FOR the evening when loud
scream from the cook, fol
lowed by her appearance on the base.
mcnt stairs, caused Mr.. Bowser to
spring from his chair and cry out
For heavens sake, what has hap.
pened downstairs"
Ill went down cellar after coal,
sir" replied the frightened female,
"well did the coal bin scare you"
mo. sir: / saw a big rat
"And what did he doY'
"Iie looked NJ me. sir"
"Humph. Don't raise any more such
rows over a rat"
"lt would have frightened me-" said
Mrs. Bowser after the cook disap.
peared.
"That shows what ninny You are.
A rat is one OF the most harmless ami
mails IN the world. Yon haye to PRO
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Brown = Yes. I'm acquainted with
your wife. old man. knew her before
you married her.
Smlth-Ah that's where you had the
advantage of. mel didn't.-New FORK
Life. s rN
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

At the recent dance given by the
gtudonts of the l'ishkill-on-the-H Hudson
High School at the Holland House OF
that city, feature of the program
was the official Newburgh song for the
liudson-fulton Celebration. Dear
Iludson-Fulton Days" by Ulysses j.
Alsdorf. Boom. Boom. Boom II Up"
another one of Mr.. Alsdorfs compost
tons also proved a strong favorite.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Examinations commence at $50 a. m.
and no application Will be received Altar
and positively no private examinAtion.
Will be granted, a foe OF so cents wiiiSbe
charged on admission 10 tho exainlhation.
yelope, stamped and addressed to him or
herself, N which certifcAte or noiice of
isiiure, ns VI w,ll be foryarded Applicants viii
viii be granted. when the grade in krv
branch falls below 65. An average ofx
secures q certificate Of two years. % Win
three years. ~ '-S y '~'
Success in the school room viii sIvo bs
taken into Consideration In doterniinis~s
the GLASS OF cortincAte.
y " Allrhshdins,
Ber. II. Bell, Clerk. 1880
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Miss Anna Maria DeMilita, the tall
ented young harpist, will be one of
the feature attractions at keth's Co
lumbus theatre, next week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Ohio will meet for the Examination ~
teachers at Central school building sat.
urday. I'T7 = -
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17


orders. The trouble with the Pat Is
that we have not sought TO elevate
him. We have gone right along call
ing him a rxt, looking upon him as a
rat and knocking his head off as rat
Suppose we start In to use him as
poodle dogs are used?"
"if there Is a rat down cellar hope
you VIII set trap for him at once"
Then your hope VIII be blasted /
don't propose 10 pitch into rat and
take his llfe Just because he happens
TO make friendly call on the cellar.
III the cook knew beans when she saw
them she would have stopped and
studied the rodent she saw aud learn
ed something Of natural history"
Perhaps you are going down to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Try the Mirror want column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-17

Mrs. Berthel wetmore Allen, soloisi
at Epworth NJ, r. church. and promi-
neat In Marion musical circles Is at
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

...|""M M".
La Compania lmpresora del Nuevo
Mexioano ha preparado repertorios
Civil y Criminal para uso especial de
los Juecea de Paz. Estdn reglados con
especialidad, con encabezados impre-
sos, en- ingl6s . espanoi, hechos en-
buen papel de regiatros, y encuardena'
dos dc una maner fierte y durable,
con respaldo dc piel y cubiertas y La
dos dc tela, gentlemen un indice COM
pleto en- "a frente y las propinas do
jueces de paz y soto alguaeiles impre-
a por entero en- la pdgina primera'
Las paginas son de 10 l-26 pulgadas.
Estos llbros estdn formados en- roper
torios civil y criminal, Separates, de
30 pdglnas cada uno, 0 con ambos OIL
vii y criminal encuardenados en- i'm
libro, 50 pdginas dc civil v 800 pdgi-
mas criminal. A FIN de introducirlos
ofrecidos 4 los precios siguientes
Civil 9 criminal 81 rs
Civil y criminal juntos 100
Por As centavos adicionales por un
solo repertoire, q So centavos adicio-
por un repertoire dc combine
ci6n seran enviados por correo 9 ex-
preso franco de porte. "a precio COM
pleto debe acompa1ar los pedidos. ri
gan claramente 81 quieren con encabe-
zados impresos en- ingl6s 8 en- caste
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
APUNTEs oFlcIALEs.

FL mes pasado fue uno de los mas
actiyos del ano en- la oficina local de
terrenos. Cuatrocientas veintisiete
aplicaciones originates de domicilio
.fueron hechas por un total de III, s22.-
81 acres, Hubo 43 pruebas hnales de
domicilio por 16.6S5.84 acres; I'm re-
sdmen declaratorio de soldado por SO
acres; dos aplicaciones originates de
domicilio de soldados por 120 acres;
veintiocho pruebas~ conmutadas de do
micilio por 4,470.53 acres y una entra-
de carbon por 40 acres pagada al
contado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
"A PuEDEN
usAR zAPATos

De I'm numero mas pc ueno despues
de usar Aliens Foot-Ease, I'm polyo
para desparramarlo dentro de los
zapatos. Hace que nc lastimen los
zapatos apretado D nuevos; da alivio
instantaneo a callos Y j~uanetes. Els
Ell mayor descubrimiente del sigle en-
cuanto a comodidad. Aliens Foot
Ease es un remedio cleric para pies
fatigados, ~sndorosos, calenturientos y
doloridos. I'm todas las boticas y
tiendas de zapatos rs ct No acepteis
ningun sustituto. Para un empaque
gratis de prueba. tambien muestra
'gratulta del Parche Sanitario Foot
Ease. una invencion nueva, dirigirse a
Allen s. Olmsted. LIE Roy, N. X.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Parece baber m6todo y dinero de.
tras do los ataques periodfsticos en-
contra del Presidente Diaz, de la vcci-
ma rcpdblica a la cual Nuevo Mexico
estd enlazado por los fuertes lazos Dc
p~arentesco. Estos ataqnes ~aparecieron
Embellishments en- diyersos peri6di-
eos on regiones muy apartadas y ha-
llaron su c~ulminacion en- i'm libro que
Sc extendi6 mucho en- asegurar a sus
lectorcs que 81 Presidente Diaz ca
IN demonio en- carnes, nm hombre que
mata por 81 solo placer dc matnr. Pcro
dice q Rocky Mountain News, y sns
'palabras son verdaderas:
ElAlibro no enganard 4 ninguno que
no desee ser eneanado. rs demasiado
yiolento, demasiado ~exagerado. Me-
xico tiene I'm eidrcito permanente de
80 200 hombres1 Tiene una population
dc cerca de IA 900 900 desparramada
en- una are de cosa de SOC, 900 millas
'~cuadradas. Bajo ningunas circuns-
tanclas imaginables podria mi iuerza
tan pequefa mantener en- s~ujecIon i
una nacion tan grande bajo una tira-
MIA tai como la que ha sido descripta.
Los mcxicanos no son ~bengaleses. All
contrario, tienen su buena.porcion de
yaior y decentralization, y aunque de
M
nlngun modo los mas e~ficientes que
rreros del mundo han en- muohas Z a
stones m~antenfdose al frente 81 una
lucha en- que no ha habido probabili-
dad de cxito y Q un espfritn que de-
muestra que entire ellos la suerte del
tirano no serla de ningun modo facil.
Diaz gobierna hoy, no por yirtud de
81 ejercito, Ese SO necesita 1nicamente
para mantener en- iaque q desconten-
tos p~arciaies y para burlar los planes
de aquellos que aspiran 4 la pdrpura.
Diaz es Ell caudilIo de Mexico por vir-
tnd de ser q mas capaz en- U fronte-
ras, el hombre que mejor prescribe 10
que necesita u pals y que tlene Ell pro-
'posi'o mas nrme dc supilr esa necesi-
uau ~ un uespo'a' 40 sapemos u
~ seihelo 20 iesansase On huos.ro pals
J n escapase ae SCI enVlaao 9 IA ear
cei aives ue hacerse uemasiado pode-
roso para SCI 'ratado asi, probable
mehve 70 pegarlan IN tlro- zero Dlaz
% puneuainenee q homore que sc me-
cesisa para ponef termlno a las DIS
paraeauas r~eVoiucione y pequenas
siranias ue que es1apa LENA "a histo-
~ meNlcana' g nompre cuya hrme
resoiuclon ha oauo = "a nacion paz y
p~rosperluad INDUSTRIAL y IN puen
principio en- ~ Ia rlqueza,
e ineeilgencia' Ia regla de vida mora
"a compfehs'on &c su patrla nan este
40 aumentanuo graduaimento durante
su largo gopiefno'
u nomDre de quien este puede de-
olfse podra tener malas cualidades.
~ p ui l'erohs y un mohstruos
q w amante de Ia crueldad.
HEl pueblo mexicano en- 10 general
esta satisfecho de Diaz, ellos sostie-
men su gobierno. no por tenor sine
por conviction. ST fuese Ell tirano des-
cripto por ell libro en- question, va Sc
hubiera libradodel sin diticultad X
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
un cuarto Dc libra por ssmsns.

al menos, es 10 que un nlno recien ma
'cido deberia ganar en- peso, :Lo CANA
ell vuestro2 81 no hay algo malo en- su
digestion. Dadle McGee's Baby Elixir
y empezara 4 ganar de una vez. Cura
males de e~st6mago einstestinos, ayu-
da q la digestion, para la molina j es
bueno para ninos' cuando les estan sa-
liendo los dientes Precio 25c y 50c.-
De venta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

La clase que GREECE con vuesra liberia que nenara practcamente cualquier
lugar-que puede ser movda ana unidad la vez por una persona sin revolt
yer los lbros-que 81 practca, artisica y la nnica GAIA de jfhros sectional
perhcta que se fabrica. Eqmpada con puertas sin armsla, pumtas que lie
van rodoblos; las unfdades de la base equpadas conc sin cajones; y todo,he-
cho D ii yariedad de maderas y composturas adapadas 4 philosophers
crcunsancias. venid 4 verlas Q maudad pr Ell catalogo commemorate l5
viaas interiors; mostrando elarrego en- liberia, cuarto de recbo, etc.
Compania Impresora del Nueyo MeMcano Agenes Locales,
Santa Fv, MN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
Ell cuERpo De osTEopATIA.

IA cuerpo territorial de osteopatia
Sc reuni6 y fue organixado 81 ldnes
pasado en- Ia ofcina de g, "A, Wheel
on. FL DR.. G. Fl. Conger, de Albuquer-
que, fne electo presidente. q DR.. G. u.
Parsons, de Roswell. vice presidente,
y el DR.. @. A. WheeIonf u6 ~reelecto se-
~cretario y tesorero. @. M. Walker, dc
Silver City y Fl. r. Gibson de Elida
fueron examinados para admission 4
practicar Ia osteopatia en- Nuevo Mo
xico,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

La pequena Maria fu6 por la prime
ra veza la escuela. S"Como te gusta
tn maestran? le pregunt6 su mama.
"Me gusta bien,'' r%espondi6 Maria.
pero pienso que no sabe mucho, por-
que TODD 81 tempo esta hacienda pre-
guutas,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
e. Acrobats del Circo

halla que es necesario tener en- TODD
tempo iexibles sus m1suelos y coyon-
turas. Esa es la raz6n porque centena-
res de ellos tienen siempre & mano una
botella del Linimento Snow de Bali
ard. Una cura cierta para reumatis-
mo, c~ortadas, torceduras, mai de gar
dolor dc rabadilla, ~mdsuelos
sncogidos, c%allos, iuanetes y todas
i~olencias. Precio Zoe, SOC y $l.0o cada
Dotella. De venta en- Botica de Fischer
i Cha,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

En- esta oficlna 30 venden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife-
rentes oficiales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne.
cesitan tales a~rticulos. A las perso-
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja.
mos que cuando yengan a la plaza Sc
dignen visitar la oicina del Nueyo
Mexicano y encontraran todos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

I'm esta ofcina SO venden toda
clase de blancos propIos para los dife-
entes ofcialss. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales ~articulos. A las perso
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja.
mos que cuando vengan a la plaza Sc
lignen visitar la o1cina del Nuevo
Mexicano y encontraran todas los
,lancos n~ecesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
SED IN C~APITALISTA

81 quersIs serIo. No depende o.
q~uIenes fueron vuestros a~ntepasados
nj en- oasualidades sfortunadas.
cuaIquler Americana pueds haeer.
sc un capItaiista dnIcamente cor de-
posltsr en- . lbanco n parte de ca
da peso ue asnarse, y ALL creccr& y
Sc acumuIarz hasta que sea sufIcien.
te grande para ser InvertIdo.
R~ecibIremos con gusto 81 cuenta,
por pequcha que sea...Os psaare-
nos interzs sobre ella y o. dsremos
buen ccnseIo ~financIero 81 10 pedIs.
Estamos squI para ac~cmodaroa en-
todas manera posIbIes. Haced uso
de nuestra sala dc reoIbo. EscrIbId
ALL vuestrss cartas y venId cuando
recesItaIs usar 81 teIsfono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

''El que cuando puede no quiere,
cnando quiere no puede. lnhnidad.
de seres adoptan la primera parte de
|esta sentencia para quejarse TODD 81
tIempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Ell uepartamento de obras del Nueyo
Mexicano go 81 mas bieA equipado en-
el Terrltorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo, venid q esta ohcina y encon-
trareis TODD a su xusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
BIancos en- EspanoI.

Auto de Arresto. IA plIego.
Auto de PPrision, IA pliego,
Declaration Jurada, IA pliego
Certificate de Nombramiento, IA
pllego.
Fianza Official, IL pliego.
Fianza Oicial y Jurarsnto, IL pile
20.
Fianza para Guardian Ia Paz, IL pile
go.
Contrato do fartido. IL pliego.
Escritura de Renuncia, IL pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles, ID Pile
go.
Documento Garantizado, extensa
orma entera, full sheet.
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-
ceptores, IL pliego.
Notas-Obligaciones, 26 and 50
ents.
Observation-Disclosures de Bonos, Il.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors de
Caminos, rs cents.
Certificate de Matrlmonio, 10 cents
oFrmula de Enumeration. IL pliego.
cada uno.
Documento Garantizado. IL pliego.
Contrato de ~Combustible, IL pliego.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

81 tienen algunos libros que entua-
dernar traedlos al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta oicina tiene ell mejoI departs.
mento de encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

De las desgracias, la mas grande es
la de calumniador, Para este es la
~desgracia eterna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Ejemplares de las Leyes de Session
de 1907 en- Ell idioma espanol Sc italian
de venta en- la Imprenta del Nuevo
Mcxicano, siendo Ell precio $2.75 por
cuaderno Q Zorro dc papel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

La necesidad tiene cara de hereje.
Este es Ell dlcho favorito de los que no
tienen verguenza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

81 departamento de oDras del Nuevo
Mexicano es Ell mas bien equipado en-
el Territorio. 81 desean obras finas y
al estilo, venid a esta ofcina y encon-
trareis TODD a gu gusto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17

Abogado en- Ley.
practices en- la. Cortes dc Distrito y
Supreme. Pronta y cuidadosa AteA-
cion dada 4 TODD negocio.
Procurador de Distrito por los Con.
dados de Santa F6. Rio Arriba. Taos
y San Juan.
Santa Fs. Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-04-17
LEGAL

Kept IN Stock and fcs sale ny the
Santa re New observation-disclosures
ing to the Laws Of New Mexico.