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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
NEWS OF WHOLE STATE
PRESENTED |N.EP|T0ME
Influenza Begins to Release IT.
CHASTITY Grip on Rural
Communities.
MANY HOMES ARE MADE SAD
Epidemic Has Halted Social Life OF
virginia for Montli-I'crs0nal and
Brief Items OF Interest Gathered
From All Parts of Commonwealth.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FARMV1LLE, VA, October 26.-Thc
fourth Liberty loan campaign, closed
Tor Prince Edward County with crafty
Ing success. the county going over the
top by $4,000. a great part OF the cam
paiSn work YVES assigned to the wo-
men. and they were untiring in their
efforts to sell loads. they. too. going
considerably over the top Of their
quota
The influenza situation is consider
ably improved in Farmville. there be-
Eng only a Few cases at present. There
have been number Of deaths of per-
soaA fror. this vicinity who fell vic
inns to the disease, but in nearly every
case i. was contracted elsewhere. So
iar the epidemic here has been Of q
rather mild form.
Funeral services for Miss Mildred
nunkGm, OF Worsham, whose death oc-
cured IN Norfolk, Friday. October Is,
Nnerc she was attending business
tfEiese, were held at the cemetery at
noon.
Burial of j. V. Orange. formerly OF
this place; but more recently of Rich
mohd, took place at the town cemetery
on Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
nEush Gresham, Russell Gresham. OF
,n MISC Lucy Orange. of Rich
iington; accompanied the remains to
Farmvillc W
Mrs: Winifrcd Epes. of Richmond.
was the guest OF her brother. r. Bax-
ter TugEle. during the week
Mrs: oscar West and son, Oscar. Jr..
IN buckingham County.
MISS Mary Jackson returned TO re-
sumo her work at Pennirnan Tuesday.
MISS FRANCES Rhodes. OF the Ran
aoiph- Macon College faculty. Lynch
ouIS, mas becn on visit to her sis
Mrs hooker iiuttcr. of Sheppards
Miss Juliete Hundlcy. OF Richmond.
Is with relatives here for n short stav
MISS Hilda White. OF Portsmouth. has
H 1een the recent guest OF Mrs S. d.
a, T. Gray. Of Petersburg. was a
weekend visitor to his home people
Robert Warwick, of the United
States Navy. Norfolk. has been on re-
cent visit TO his home here
MISS Kellogg Holland. of Amelia.
VISITED Miss llockett Walton this week
DIR. and Mrs Lamb. Of Suffolk have
been the recent guests Of Mrs. A. T.
Mrs. George Rex and baby, of Rich
mond, arc OH a visit to Mr. and Mrs G
a. Price, of Serpcll Heights
II. b. Rice. Of Hopewcl has heen
shaking hands with old friends here
Funeral services for John F.. Moore.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Moore
we're conducted from the home on High
Street Friday afternoon.
Mrs: L; H. Williams an,k9ittle daugh-
Ter, Doris. OF Lynchburg. Xre spending
some time with relatives here.
Farmvil1e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
Daily Health Talks
GOING BACK'TO NATURE.
BY DIR. w. LUCAS.

People get sick because they go away
from Nature. and the only wayNto get
we'll is TO go back. Something grows
out Of the ground in the form OF vcge-
tation to cure almost every i'll. Some
of these vegetable growths are under
stood by man. and some are not, y AMI
mails, it would seem. know what to do
when they are sick better than men
and women. Observers have noted that
a sick horse, dog or cat will stop cat
ing food and seek out some vegetable
growth in the field or yard, which,
when found and eaten. Ditch restores
appetite and health. Haven't you seen
these animals do this very thing your
self?
DR. Pierce. OF Buffalo, y. r. long
since found the herbs and roots pro-
vided by Nature to overcome constipa-
ton, and he had these vegetables COL
!ccted and made up Of Maynpplc, leaves
OF Aloe. root of Jalap. into little white
sugar-coated pills. that he called Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. You must
understand that when your intestines
are stopped up. poisons and decayed
matter are imprisoned in your system
and these are carried by the blood
throughout your body. Thus does your
head ache, you get dizzy, you can't
sleep. your skin may break out. your
appetite declines. you get tired and de-
spondent. Az matter OF fact, you
may get sick all over. Don't you see
how useless all this suffering is? All
that is often needed is few, of Dr.
Picrce's Pleasant Pellets. which he has
placed In all drug stores for your con-
rcnicnce and health. Try them by all
means. They are probably the very
thing you need right now.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

might bring their clothes to my house
on saturday afternoon when they had
half holiday. and I'd show them how
to wash without breaking their backs
or running their things.
Five accepted the Invitation and the
others concerned to hope and pray for
laundress and have recourse to the
bathroom basin meantime.
We'll. these girls hired lame and
halt taxicab. at n dollar and half an
hour. which amounted to thirty cents
apiece. and gathered up the five bundles
philanthropic. ! told them would treat
to coffee. sandwiches and war cakes
and the laundry party began to take
on the aspects OF festivity.
The washing machine did the worst
OF the work and saved the backs Of
the war workers. The work was ap.
portioned into rinsing. Shaking ant
wringer-,hen 1 initiated them int
the mysteries OF clear starchins anc
they hung the clothes out to dry.
| While the things were drying w,
someone read the. newspapers and al
article from a magazine and before w,
had finished discussing these thing
the clothes , were ready to- be sprinklet
In having a dry, windy Gay.
Two Of the girls had brought thci
own electric irons. as I had only one
ironing boards. Three girls ironct
and two rested, ironing and resting
! alternately.
Talk of the Future.
There was lots % good talk. chief,
| OF the future. when everyone woul,
do his or her share of the world
| drudgery. And these girls agreed
that even If this country were ,noode'
with cheap domestic labor. after tn,
| war. few housekeepers would !. avail
| themselves OF It to the cxtcc they die
! formerly. -
"Women have learned to do with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

Frederick. IL. ISolle, NJ, D., Pioneer in
the Application OF .N-Rnys In tho u. ~;
Author OF Medical Textbooks, Member
League, PhysiclaHs' Legislative League,
N. y, and Edttor-in-Chief OF Physi-
clnn's "Who'a Who" in N. Y.
garded by medical specialists as Of
vital importancoSto people who suffer
from ailments directly or Indirectly
duo to depleted nervous vitality. such
as neura,sthenia. nervous weak ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
AMHERST

lSpec!al TO The Times Dispatch.
;. AMHERST Hl VA, October 2s.-Miss
Department Washington. ID. c.. is
spending her vacation with her moth :
er. Mrs. c. b. Cunningham.
Attorney r. Il. MaSsie. Of Lynchburg
and his stcnographer. Mr.. Jones. have
resumed their work in the clerks office
here.
j.. W. Sweeney. OF the United States
mother. Mrs. Jake Sweeney. also OF
New York. were in Amherst this weeI:
MT. sweeney was examining the records
family.
Miss Massie shelton has accepted a
position in Lynchburg with the Chcsa
neake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany.
Mrs. Julia s. Wills. OF Petersburg.
and Mrs. James -. Bib, of Norfolk.
were in Amherst this week to attend
the burial of their sister-in- law, Mrs.
Edward SandidEe.
Mrs. C. S. McCleary. of Washington.
d. c.. was this week the guest of her
father Judge G.. j. Campbell
Charles s. Joubcrt. OF Goidsboro. y:
c.. is spending some time AT his home
hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hackworth. Of
1.ynchburS. this week visited Mrs.
Hackworth's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Rucker.
Mrs. James Craig Hunter. of Rich
father. Thomas Whitehead. at Noun
tain View"
Miss Essie Robertson has resumed
her work at y. Il. Watts's store after
severe illness Of influenza.
Julian Harrison. who had his ankle
broken in an automobile accident in
Richmond several months ago. is able
to be out.
Mas Charlotte Thomas, Who Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. W. a. Nelson. In
Washington, is i'll OF influenza.
Mrs. w. +. Reed. of Victoria, Va. and
Mrs Howard II. Mckinnon Of Clinton
~ c.. this week attended the burial
or their sister, Mrs. Edward Sandidge.
the Amherst High School. has recov-
cred from an attack of influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

ehome and displaces her from,the els~
vator and kindred other jobs2'
she Will find something else to do
the progressive lady answered.; "bo-
sides. that's the cooks lookout In the
meantime. however, II behooves her to
salt down into thrift stamps every
penny she is able to save, because lean
years follow fat and there Is apt to be-
half dozen offers Of places, each
paying better than the last"
Well" said one of the laundresses,
have often been to real. sure-enough
dinner parties and had good deal
worse time than at your highly agrees
able laundry at home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

:, out1.heip.' and they are taking the sam
pride In their domestic achievements
as they did In their vegetable canning
last year.
- The vacuum cleaner. tho nreless
cooker. the washing machine and cleo
tric hatirons are simplifying house
work to such an extent that every
'tion Will be able to run her home with
As little diniculty as she can run n
'Ford car after she learns the brakes"
INTERRUPTED. what will become of the
cook and the laundress and all the rest
OF them when Johnnie comes marching
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

No matter what ails your child. "A
gentle. thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given
: II your little one Is out-of-sorts, half
sick, isn't resting. eating and acting
naturally-look Mother! See If tongue
is Goa ted. This is sure sign that it's
little stomach. liver and bowels are
cloEsed with waste When cross. irri-
.aoie' ievertsh, stomach sour. brenth
pad or has .stomach-ache, diarrhca sore
throat, fulr of, cold. give n teaspoonful
OF California Syrup Of Figs" and in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27

II few hours all the constipated poison,
undiEcstcd food and sour bile gently
moves out OF it's little bowels without
gripping. and YOU have Il we'll, playful
child again. "tlf 1f
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
II never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and swcetcn the stom-
ach and they dearly love- it's pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies. chill
dren or all ages and for grown-ups
printed on bottle. Remember name
california Ado 'F,5f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-27
Nothing Like Bitro-Phosphate to In
crease Strength, yisor and Nerve
Force-Snys Editor Of Ply
aiclnn's 'Eho's Who"

New York-The discovery of an or
ganic phosphate which when taken in
to the human system is quickly con-
vertcd into healthy nerve tissue is re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

Ell pr6ximo domingo II de Marco,
Sc ~celebrara en- toda la nacion la fies
Ia de San Patricio, Patron de Irlan.
da, y volveremos a Q las hojitas
de trebol reluciendo en- Ia solapa de
los irlandeses, y muchfsimos no IT.
landeses.
Refiere la, historic que San Patri-
clio naci6 en- Bannaventa, (Northarnp-
tonshire, I~nglaterra, cerca de Dewen.
try,) y que a la edad de dieciseis
amos fue hecho ~prisionero por una
banda de bandidos irlandeses. De
allf fue llevado al norte de Irlanda,
donde estuvo cautiyo por seis amos,
Habiendo logrado escapar, Sc hiko
monte, y habiendo recibido la bendi-
cion Papal, ALA por ell aho 431, vol;
VIC a Irlanda como misionero. En-
tonces establkci6 la Sede de Armagh,
Y dfcese qud encontr6 a stoda lrlan-
da ,hereje VA convirtio pOr compile
to, al cristianismo. dSeg1n la tradi-
ci6n, muri6 ppr los amos de 492 o 1913
mas parece que ell aho 463 es 81 mas
acertado. Todas las tradiciones acer-
ca de San Patricio son de fecha re
ciente y es muy dificil sacar la YER
dad respectosa elias. pero todas elias
Sc refieren Al los milagros que hizo
para convertlr d los infieles de II
landa, cuyos milagros demuestran la
ayuda sobrenatural de Dios. Nues.
tro grabado representa- al venerable
Santo, tan respectable an Inglaterra,
Irlanda Y los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

Reurnatisrno
un remedio casero por uno
que 10 tuvo.

49, ~
En- la primavera de 1898, he
sido atacado por ell reumatismo,
muscular 9 inflamatorio. Mis-
sufrimientos comprenderan solo
aaueilos que han padecido esta
enfermedad. He sufrido duran
to tres amos, habiendo probado
un remedio tras otro y otros
tahtos medicos. Pero los all
vios obtenidos han sido tan So
10 transitorios. Fnalmente en-
contre I'm remedio que me ha
curado completamente y desde
entonces la enfermedad no ha
vueito. 10 he recOmendado q
numerosas personals afligidas
por Reconnaissance. algunos pos
trados en- CANA, y la cura Sc ha
efectuado en- cada case.
Deseo que cada uno que pa
dece en- cualuuiera totma de reu
matismo, pruebe este maravi-
lloso poder curative. No mande
nj I'm centayo; Supplements en-
vie SUI nombre y la direction
I'd. 10 recibira gratis para pro-
bario. Despues de haberlo usn-
do y ~encontrando que es ell tan
Esperado medic de curar su Reu
matismo, I'd. .puede ehviarme
su importe que es un dollar. pc.
70 queda entenuido que nc de.
SEQ su dinero hasta que I'd, es-
te perfectamente conforme de
enviario. No lie parece justo?
Para que sufrir mas cuando Sc
lie ofrece gratis un alivio posi-.
tivog No 10 demore, escrfbanle
hog mismo.
Mark H. jackson, No. 762D,
Quincy BLDG, Syracuse, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
uN ATAoUE RILloso.

Cuando tiene un ataque pilioso es
porque su hfgado deja de funclonar.
Entonces Sc pone constipado. Ell sli-
mento que toma Sc fermenta en- vez
de digerirse. Este inflama Ell esto-
mage y causa nausea, vomitos y I'M
terrible dolor de cabeza. Tome las
Tabletas de Chamberlain. Elias 10
entonaran su hfgado, lie limpiaran su
est6mago y pronto estara tan bien
como antes. Solamente lie cuestan
2 reales.-De venta en- todas parties
-De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
La EsrAcIoN DE LAS
~PULMoNiAs.

Ell tempo frio y hhmedo de Marco
parece ser ell mas aproposito para
de%sarrollar los germenes de la pull
monfa. Ahora es Ell tempo de tener
mucho cuidado. La pulmonfa a me-
nude resulta de un resfrfo. Lo mas
pronto que SO pueda curar 81 resfrio
sera 10 menos peligroso. Tan prom
to como aparece la primera indica-
cion de un resfrfo, tomen Ell Remedio
de Chamberlain par Ia Tos. Acerca
del valor de la preparation, pregnnte
a c~ualquiera que 10 haya usado.-De
venta On todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Los DR0GUlSTAS RECO-
PERSONAL---VERY.
Il ESTA PRfPAR ACION
PARA Los R|NONES.

La swamp-Root del DR.. Kflmer, os
medicine que Sc yende mucho
aqui y. la gente que la ha usado dice
que es una preparation ~esplendida,
La hemos tenido en- nnestro surtido
desde que fue ~presentada por prime
ra e en- Ell mercado, y creemos que
es una buena medicina y nunca va
cilamos en- ponerla en- manos de nues
tros patrocinadores cuando es nece-
sario un buen remedio para los RI
homes, ell hfgado 0 la vegiga.
De I'd. Amos,
LERNHART DRUG CO.
Por "A. Lernhart,
Front Street.
Agosto 3, 1877. Truckee, Cal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

FL manuscrito fue revisado por ell
Rev. Fr. Zephyrin E~ngeldhardt. o. F.
NJ, ell bien conocido historiador de
Santa Barbara, California. En- su re-
vision del libro, ell Padre zephyrin
dice de examiner 81 ma
nuscrito, ~encuentro que contiene
gran cantidad de information intere-
sante que aclara mucho de 10 que
aparece diffcil de comprender en- la
Historic de Nuevo Mexico" Los ca
pituios acerca de Santa re" y de Ia
"Campana de San Miguel" de por
ST solos valen muchas yeces el valor
del libro. RRECIO. al ser entregado.
$50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
DETUvE
MI CATARR0
EN- N NOCHE
Con Gusto lie Dire a listed
C6mo-GRATIS
CURA "a HORAS

Es un metodo nuevo. Algo completa-
mente distinto de las demas prepare
clones. No Sc necesitan lociones, cremas
nj u~ngiientos de olor nauseabundo. No
hay que hacer uso del pulverizador. nj
de ninguna otra clase de aparatos. No
se fuma nj se aspi!ra, nj hace falta vapor,
&c necesita electricidad, ~vibracion D ma
safe. No es ~necesario permanecer en-
%, mi hay que usar polvos o emphasizes.
NADIA de este sc necesita. Els simplemen.
te algo nuevo v diferente, siendo q Ia
par delicioso y saludable, algo que pro-
porciuna resultado instantaneo. No hay
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
MoRIRA DE UNA HERlDA cERcA
DEL coRAzON.

Alamogordo, N. NJ, Mario IL
Raymundo Perez esta en- una condi-
ci6n seria. como resultado de haber
sido herido cerca del coraz0n por
Juan Martinez, hace unos cuantos
dfas. Sc dice que Martinez Sc enco-
lerizo por algunas palabras de Perez
y lie ataco de %repente. Martinez do
fianza para comparecer ante las au-
toridades
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

demos una tarjeta hoy.Ahorre dinero
y haga dinero. Olga nomas: "Manden-
me su maravilloso iibro de muestras
y grandes ofertas para introducir."
AMERICAN WooLFN MILLS co.
'dos mas grandes sastres del mundo"
DEPARTMENTS 2A71, CHICAGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
carta O
Or. kilmer g. Co..
Binehamton, N. y.

Prusba 10 que swamp-Root Hara por
listed.
MAnde dieS centayos al DR.. kflmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y, por una
botella de muestra. Convencera q
~cualquiera. Tambien recibira un 10
lleto de informacin valiosa, diciendo
acerca de los rihones y la vegiga.
Cuando escr.ba, este SECURE de men
cionar 'El Nuevo Mexicano". Bote-
las de tamahos regular y grandes,
Sc hayan de venta en- todas las boti-
cas- o d~roguerfas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Avr,so.

Tralgo peroldas como 6 re-
ses, con Ia slguIente marca
Dar6 una recompenxa de
$500, por cada una, a H. per-
soma que me de razon clerta
de elias.
LORENZO VIGIL.
chlmay6, Nuevo Mexico.
3 times. 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

Mex EsiTAMos AeEN
TIES. Hay buen dinero
para I'd. Nuestros es-
tilos y maravillosos va
lores, hermosas telas y
clase elegante no Sc
pueden igualar, No Inn
porfa donda viva. man.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

-
Sc NEcEslTA UN 5uEN iMPREl
iSOR: NecesItamos un impresor con
experienela en- Ell arte de la imprenta
que ueda aetuar como mayordomo y
que pueda ton1ar cargo . la vez del
Departments de obras y Encuader-
naci6n. Es trabajo permanente v
buen sueldo. Dlrfianse a LA RE-
VISTA DE TAOS, Taos, N. NJ.
X%N SIS
Duran, N. M, Feb. IS, 1918.
Sfrvase publican Ell siguiente
AVlSO.
I'm caballo alazan, como de Z a 8
amos de edad, con esta marca: Is
apareci6 hoy, Is de Febrero, en- cl
Rancho de Don Ventura Duran, a Gin
co millas al Sur de la plaza de DI-
ran, N. NJ, y Sc lie devolvera a 81
dueho. pagando ell aqua y pasteo de
dicho animal.
Soy su S. s,
EuLoclo DURAN.
P. o Duran. N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
r
soLAMENTE UNA "6RoMo-
Ais m QUININA.

Para obtener la legftima, pidan Ell
nombre, LAXATIVE BROMO-QUINI-
NE. Busquen la firma de q. w.
Grove Cura un resfriado en- I'm dfa.
Vale 30 centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

4.-nA treatise on the Disputed
Points Of New Mexico History" en-
forma de cuaderno. Las a~severaciones
y c%orrecciones hechas en- mis- ante
riores historias acerca de los errores
propagados y de Ia ficcion historica,
estan confirmadas por datos origina-
les. PRECIo, pagado adelantado, SOC
5.--"The Hydra. Of Slavery In the
New World" en- forma de cua-
derno. Este tratado trata de la his
toria de la esclavitud en- ell nuevo
mundo desde el tempo de III intro
duccion por los espaholes, hasta, Q
in~cluyendo, la historical "Proclama-
cion de la Emancipation por Ell Pre-
sidente Lincoln. La parte antigua
do la narration esta descrita, princi-
palmente, en- decretos reales citados,
promulgados por ell Rey Fernando y
Il Reina Isabel y sus sucesores. PRE-
clio entregado ~adelantado, 49,. SOC
Cada uno de los trabajos anterio-
res sera publicado tan pronto como
50 hayan recibido un ndmero suficien-
to de 0rdenes de acuerdo o las con
d~iciones ~estipuladas arriba. Los sus-
critores a alguno de mis- traba1os an
~teriores, estaran intitrlednS q un des-
cuento liberal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

necesidad de esperar nj de gastar mu-
cho dinero. listed puede aliviarse en-
una noche, y con gusto lie dire como:
GRATIS. 70 nc soy un doctor nj esta. e1
una de esas prescripciones llamadas IA
cultativas, pero o ella nos hemos GU
RADIO mis- amigos y 70, Y no veo Ia raz0n
por que no pueda listed curarse. Su pa
decimiento -desaparecera como per en-
canto. N
Ne uhFs Dc Enlisted Tanshlsn Pusds LErafas
Mi catarro era tan d~etestable, que aca-
DO por enfermarme. Me aturdla ell cere-
bro, debilitaba mi voluntad y .arruino
mi salud. La toa In ex~pectoracion con-
tinua llegarona hacerme insufrible, y
ell NAL aliento y ihabitos fueron la u
de que aun mis- mas queridOS eeres evil
tasen mi presencia. Las diversiones ma
turales de la vida, debido . mi Affection,
me fueron privadas Y mis- facultades me-
do Sc p~aralizaron. Saba positivamenOe
que con ell tiempio me nevaria . Ia tum-
ga, puesto que q cada instante notaba
que mi vitalidad disminuia. :
Pero ~encontre 81 remedio, y con gnsCo
1e dire a listed cuAl, absolutamente GRA-
IT'S. Escrlbame en- seguida.
NO L. eosTANA NADIA
No necesita enviar dinero. Simple
mente escriba en- una tarjeta postal 'su
nombre direction, diciendo: VQuerld0
senior Katz: - Sirvase indicarme Ell me-
dio por Ell cual logro curar su catarro y
como puedo curar ell mio". Esto es TODD
10 que Sc necesita, y 20 le escribire de.
tal1adamente sobre 81 asunto GRATIS
No pierda tempo. Envie L. ltarjeta po-
stale escrlbame una carta. No pase por
alto esta oportunidad y pida este mara
villoso tratamiento que lie proporciona-
ra los mismos benehcios que a mi me he
proporcionado.
SAM KATE Suitdli. 6. 2oso
2S09 Indiana Ave. ! . ehlesgO. G.G Y. Z
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14
Aviso LEGAL.
Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
condado de Santa re.
EN- LA coRTE DE PRuEeAs.
En- ell asunto del Estado de
Petrona 6ritto de Armijo,
flnada.
Avlso de nombramiento de
Administrator.

Aviso es dado por Ell ~presente, de
que ell abajo firmado ha sido debida-
mente nombrado Administrator del
estado de Petrona 5rltto7 de Armljo.
finada. Cualquiera y todas las per,
sonas que tengan reclamos en- contra
de dicho estado, quedan notificadas
por Ell p~resente de de p~ositarlos, de-
bidamente ve~rificados, de acuerdo
con la ley; y todas las personals que
deben a dicho estado. deberan hacer
sus pages al abajo firmado, Admins
2 usk ..ieatal rsf tss
Firmadol este Alto dfa de Mario, 1918.
.. G. ARMlJo, Administrator.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

Estoy ahora ~preparado para RECT
Dir ordenes por copias de mis- publ
caciones que van a salir a luz. El
ndmero de tomos de cada libro serA
limitado al ndmero de suscritores re-
gistrados hasta la fecha de la publ
caci6n. No Sc venden de otra name
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Sc TomARAN suEscRiPcloNEs
PoR Ia coMPAhlA DEL "NuEvo
MExicANo," EN- SANTA FE, N. M.
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VESTRO Sc LIE
MANDA A PRUEBA

Pruebelo antes de que
SO resuelva a guardarlo
Gomparelo con otros;
le garantizamos que es
de meior clase, y nues
tros precios mas bara-
tos. Quedan perfecta-
mente, Y duraran mas
tempo. Hacemos ell YES
lido a su MEDIA, y 10
mandamos sin costo.
Mande hoy por mues-
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3.-"sideIlghts Of New Mexico
History con una introduction por Ell
Hon. Thomas Benton Catron, eK-sena
dor de los Estados Unidos por Ell Es-
tado de Nueyo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-14

1.-iIlustrated History Of Now
Mexico." Una edicion hasta el dia,
de cuatro libros en- dos grandes to-
u Els una revision cuidadosa-
mente hecha de todas las ediciones
anteriores; ~corregida y g~randemente
anmsntada por datos originates adj.
cionales que hasta ahora no Sc habfan
publieaAa. ynDCIo, Il Q entrega-
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BENJAMIN N. READ,


Santa rs, Nuevo Mexico.
Todos los anterlores iIbros estan
escritos en- Inules. .supIlcamos que al
hacer sus pedIdos, Sc sIrvan menclo-
mar nusstro semanario.