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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
PersOaaIeS.


ulamamento regres6 de hibuquar.
quo Den BAiau b. Chavez.
aver yimos on "a ciudad 4 Don Desi.
aerio aallegos, do Antonchico-
Don Meleoio Sanchez de La Tremen.
tina, estuYc en- II cipdad el Martes
I1i 0iartes SO enooutraba on Ia ciudad
Don Ceyotano Chavez, dc In Cueata.
El Marte- ;sons6 negocios on la ciudad
boa .lillario Moutoyei ael Emplazado.
Dou Nioasio @ dc Baca, hizo an via.
'e Ct rancho, Gu Palerito esta semena.
Don ferosino Romero, de Las CALI
nas, irans6 negocios en la oiuded oi
unes.
LA regresado de una ooFta vista sus
parionias Ga Ohaperito el j0ven Patri
oio Duran
Don Antouino @. dc Baca, hizo IN
oorto vioje do negocios q Santa Fe, el
Domingo pasado.
Don Carlos H. Hernandez, hizo un
viaje dc negocios Mora y Cleveland,
duranto la semana.
Nuestro susoritor, Don EIiseo Armijo,
I A4G NsAAA4hAtAA oA AAaAANAhA0 QN Ia
Oueryo q Santa Rosa
Don Cipriano Morales, dc Sanchez,
traHs6 negooiOs en- La oiudad el Mierco-
les y do paso nos visito.
Ei Lunes tuyimos el gnsto dc yer en-
esta al distinguido caballero, Don Saora-
mento Baoa, dc Shoemaker.
! El Hon Vicente Sanchez, de Anton.
/ chico. trans6 negooios on la ciudad y en-
nuestro daspacho 81 Martes.
I3l Jueyes nos visitaron los oaballeroa,
Miguel Tenoro, Inea Tenorio y Mel
quiades Tenorio, dc Montoya
Don Manuel O. de Baca, y ell i6ven
Jose Romero, partieron para Santa Ro-
sa, a principles de la semana.
ii Lines vlmos en- la oiudad los Sc
nores S0stenes Esquibel, de San Jer6ni-
mo G Hiiario Martinez, del Tecolote.
El Juoves estuvieron en- nuestro des-
paoho los i6Yenes, Juan B. Martinez de
Bueyeros y Pablo Lucero, de sapell6.
El Sabado pasado vimos on la ciudad
8 los honrados caballeros Isidro Tafoya y
Martin Selgado, dc Gallinas Springs.
Aver llog6 a osta Don Quirino Coul-
ter. carcelero del Condado de Bernali-
llo, con objeto do iraer up paciente al
hospicio de dementee
Los seGores Manuel Borrego y Juan
b. 0rtega prominentes ciudadanos de
Chacon SO dejaron yer en- Ia ciudad
principles de Ia somRna.
In sefiorita Adela Vigil Sc halla de
Iregreso on Glackner, Colo, despues de
ma corta vista que hizo sus padres.
| Don Manuel A. Vigil y Doha PordFia
! M do Vigil, en- Aguilar.
El Martes tuvimos el gasto de yer en-
lnuestro despacho 4 los honrados Caba-
lleros, Don Agapito Vigil. y Don Fran
cisco Vigil do Conant, y Don Concep.
cion Atencio, de Las Conohas.
El Jueves nos hicieron una agradabIe
vista, Don Martin do Jesus Gonzales y
su nina, Ia senorita Pillar. La sefiora Con-
cepoion Lobato de Gonzales, nuera de
Don Martin, 10 aoompand en- su vista q
esta plaza.
So ha trasladado esta durante el
termino de 10 escuela II familia de Don
Eugenio B. Gallegos, dc Los Yutas.
Don Eugenlo vino en- compaiiia dc sn
familia y regres6 para Hu rancho el
Mi6rcoles
El Hon. Roman Gallegos su digna
esposa, Do1a Severiana Esquibel de Ca
llegos, ,estuYieron on Ia ciudad 4 pfinci.
pios do Ia somana, 81 en- atendeuoia Ia
comision do coudado y ella do vista al
Captain Eqquitel,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
Cree que ROdCy SGra eI G0befaa
dor.

Dice el Albuquerque Journalco.
rrespondiente al dia 4 dc este:
"El Coronel a, N, Duquesne
de Boston, quien en- un tempo
tuvo grsrdes irtereses en- las mi-
ma Cach j qrier tiene m
MIN 30 de amigos sntre los CO.
merciauges de Albuquerque Sc pa
r6 er q ciudad anoche dnrante una
hora en- su camino para la costa
del Facffico, dondc pasara el in.
vierno.
y yr virtud de mis- coneccio-
les de negocios en- Nuevo Mezi-
CO, s.empre he tom i aucho in
tar6sen los asuata del tegritoIio,
dijo anochc ei Goroael Duc cucse e.
"Recientewenta lie lecho alga-
res i1auisicioues gespecto ii
aa4rtc guberna dc edo
10 qGe heooiido averiguar parece
probable cue ol -dc,eg gado
Eoday sea u ,.culerto go1erna-
dor Aur sa m ha Aicho Que
Nr. Rode ia aiso ascogidc para
el puesto 12rc dc clio no ,c7go
!. cen nfizn1aC on direCta, Sin em-
barge ec cosa cierta cue Mr..
i oley ti1ne An namerO de ami
gos muy fuertea en el este, an
siosos de que sea roubrado
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
iamentabls De8gG8Cla.

u on, Vicente Sarchea, de
Au5a1ch ico. qnier eatuyo en- asta
eisa4d Z mcdiado9 dc Ia aemana,
nae infor1la 70 Hg larenla Is
acrde 1err,ao an 81 "a on
Blaco irevea oc Id seuana
pasada u que pcsdi6 ID vida
Pellecto ilolguiu, i5ven de como
III amos d edad, hiio dc Don
Juan Bautista Holguin.
Segu1 IA relacion que Sc dio
del case 4 uueatro informante, el
inlortuaslo ovoucito sali6 dc 81
casa tlg1 al0 en un caballo con
OBJ &c 1t4'ar INA vaca. Corto
ten % de cues ln miembro de la
fan lila observe al caballo solo en
las earlanlas dc la casa, j alar
maGos por Jas circunstancias "a
lierlu 4 hacer aycriguacioues al
can 20 81 papa, mama y hernanos
del jor hci-o y al POGO andar en-
eoHsrarcr M muchachito tirado
er ii sualo. sin conocimiebto, pc
10 t0davfa Ne uotaba en- q alguua
VIDA Da aHi 10 levantlrou y 10
C0ndajoron Ia asa y 4 los pccos
mo aeutos expire sin recobrar ell
noci9itnto. Tcuia quebiaIa la
rpel Sc infiere que mieutras
5rri tra dc 10 vaca cl caballo pi
$50 en- algun agujero de tusa y bo.
t6 al suelo al iufortunsdo i6ven.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11

neI6poli Americana Ia luoha
fu5 bres escuinas: El partdo regular
dem 5crata pcslul6 al mayor ectual, Mr..
Mcclellan; los repuhlioanos 4 Mr.. lr-
wins Y la Iaga De 5elor.o do Uuttdades
.Puoloaa- por el Municipio, nomin3 A HI.
Hearst Mientras que q sertimien.o GO
neral del pueblo go recono1is como favo-
rabie Al principle dc Mr, Hearst j So
honorabihdad era reconocida aebia0 al
fanatismo partidsrio 2 & IN .renolda
fuerza que oieroe Ia a9oGi' Jon que so
titula Tanuany Hel sc creia qua le
luehe ar1 prinsipalment9 entire los
1a1 c. GemGcrata = ropubhcanO y
10 10 eaudidatura do Mr. Hearst serie
de pcea consecueng ia, salyo en- quitarle
alEuaos Voto8 al candidate democratic.
Pero cual seria N sorpresa ouando 81
POGO do ont1ar q L. oarrera SO VIC plena-
monte que Ia lucha era entire MIR Nc
| Oloian y Dir. Hearst, y que quien fuG dc
| POGO oonsecuenci2 fu6 81 candidate re-.
publicano. I'll a5ultadc en 10 face de
| loo rctornoa es como siEnc; Mcclellan,
e05, 599 Hearst, 30],37c; Twins, l30,3 ,320.
May s-ta dc McClelsn, 229s. Sin ON.
| BARGE Mr. Hearst asegUra Que hubo frau.
des z. -onteacoa, c9ntendiendo que M nc
1 nos aue 30000 yotoa srac luleu,oa fue-
t40a CSC - efflgs l1r7i97, y he insti
fpi1o pioilo do contlsta, Va ohtaYC
luna drd~r de 10 .crte pera la plop!a vi
/ giiareia 90 las urlas electorales ? &C es.
/ porn nm lucha LEGAL grandisima. Hearst
/ a5 ug hombra QUO cnludo 5nrrcAdo urT
llCcha no ab0ndcro q campo ilasta are
triunfa &c hunae con sus Cd, ores 10
! tan6ea Mr 8crc, q candidate Ia
/ iderondiente p4e Hgcculador 10 Dis
trt.o gali6 electo por mds cue S.00l
votcs do rnayoli7, derrotando al candi
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
- NL-nvA HIHMA

Los hlamo1, It. IT,, NOV irc 1905.
El ST. William FranS p1r 3 lcho7
a1os cor1ercicnte 90 Lar Alcng- b u.
torra esso medic E2ra an-nci2- cl p 5li
e5 81 general quc ha tornado u1a com.
pa1 n con .Eus dos hiJos meyc-aa cd7o
1T. Irant y William rana, tG pare
oontlaEar d nogCcio do comoyclcntoo 3
Ia cria do oyejag Y r,sas especia'narto
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
- D. NO. ENrrRPRIsF.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. EEL yalor de
ochenta mil pesos en- acoiones Gel ferro.
oarril Santa Fe Central, del eual era
tesorero ell fnado Clark, oajero del ban.
co "Enterprise" Sc reporta perdida El
recibidor Cunningham, no ha podido
oncontrarlas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11

AJl0c( SECHE n s l gRI30.
Itsrs 2. trig1 u clcr z Gamble 8!
ISL n 3ne, ll5relo l ynoll1o 10 Don e
dro frGmbley oil 1oIto dol Puante, II
eggs, do~l9 o5tc ldra slempro los r1 &.
jogea r r.suI5aoos. no ol7iden el lug
IA MAQUINA DE DON PEDRO
82LL
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
Las EIU((iOReS
del MarteS.
h FStadO de Ohio DemOGdta pOr 10000 de
HayOda, fiIddeIia fuSOnlStd, San fTdn-
dSB SOddIiSta, NueVa York, Demo.
Gatd con una (OnteStd In.
contra.
I'll CRITIC POPULAR DONDE QUIFRA Is
"ABAI0 CON los AMOS 7 La CO.
RRUPQON."

FL Martes de eSts semana hubo cleo
clones en- varios estados y ciudades de la
Republica. Los resultndos fuerOn tai
como Sc esperaba Y no causGn Ia menor
sorpresa, salvo Ia carrera que el gran
hombre del pueblo W. H. Hearst oi6 q
Mr.. Mcclellan, actual mayor dc Nuava
York, La sorpresa es en- que MIR
Hearst hiciera una carrerR tan lucide y
energica contra el reconocido poder de
Tammany Hall. Pero miontras No ha
habido s0rpresas dc los resultados de las
elecoiOneR, si ha habido tristeg uesenCa-
nos pura los ourrupoionistas y malya-
dos, que ven en- 10 future el destroga-
miento del pi0Gje y abuso desdo un eX
tremo al c,Io de II Inca
EN ONO.
En- Ohio Ia lucLa del pueblo fu6 ospo-
cialmeute contra In rueda politica del
cguique Cox Los nCminGdos para 60
bernedo- arlu Mr. He,rick, actual 20
berladcr del esrado EN- la boleta rapu
bhcana = Nr. John M, Patttison, en- la
bolcta dem6oFaJa Segun anunoian los
despaehos los retornos dardn Mr., Pat
tison una mGyoria dc 10000 Yotos, Y aun
Sc roclama que puede subir d $4,000.
Toda la holets do estado fu6 electa por
los dem6oratas ast como Ia legislature
teniendo bueuas mayOrias en- ambos
cuerpos. In eiudad de Toledo por Ia
primera vez ca Ia historic la ganaron
con graude mayoria los dem6cratas, En-
Cleveland sali6 re.electo Mr., Johnson el
actual mayor III cambio en- ell senti
miento popular como Sc habra obserya
do fue fenomenal el estado de Ohio dio
en- la Ultima election una mayoria de
300, 900 yotos favor de La boleta repu
blicana.
PENNSYLVANIA,
pevo donde verdaderamente hubo un
oataclism0 poiitiCo fu6 en- el estado de
Pennsylvania y ciudad dc Philadelphia.
ALI no hubo election de gobornadores
nj de legislature, sino solo del tesorero
de es6auo y a!gunos otros 6mpleos me-
nores, pero el candidate 3am6cratA para
Tesorero do Estado, Mr. Borry 10 gGnf
a. candidate TepU blicap0, Mr. PlumLer
por arriba do cien lnll votJs 10 mayo }
El eatado de Pennsylvania en- IL 9it
elaGoioa do medic million Dr. Y .e
mayor.a l. bolota repUt' De or
ESQ llamamog so an l'Ll2MO
REPUBLfOEN0. NC A dada cue
10 cue quobrf Il lomo & Iello .u6 la
.sensaotoral q iebra 1e- l1u3o Enter.
prise 1ende Sc descat crne n adm
nistraolcn republicans, x maCuina 70
pubicana, estaa1 haci5rda oo1b.laoiG-
nes y tTatcs eon l0g err2culadolug y pi.
Hos poi '0a8 l1 l17 l'iner05 del s.ad0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
fNMnNADoR nE nANoos REMovIpo.

Washington, y. q. Nov. 4. --El Oomp-
troller do Ia tesoreria removi6 hoy al
eXominador de hancos, r.. II. Msttern.
por Incompetence, en- no habsr descu
hierto ia coniioion del bauco Enter
prize de Allegheny City Mattern
hNbia exnminado las ouentas del baneo
hacia POGO tiempoy di6 informe di.
eiendo que todo egtaba bien. So 10 acu
50 de habor sido domGsiado cr6dulo dc
las .ufolmaoionea dadas por los emplea-
6es de- h3nCo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
Notjclas 8gcyes Dc TcGo u Earfo

L0s EUQUEs FRANCHISES AaBlBAN 8 la.
NAErINICA.
Auuncia IN degpach0 10 bur do
France, feohado el dia 81 eli arlUC So
puerto de- crucorc Frances, De a3iS
que partid do Oheyboure, q i5 g. Ct.
tu5ro, y QUO est4 iomgudg abasgo de
carbon parn proccdor q Venezuela ca
union de otros dos bEquos, con el pro-
p6sito de tFatar cor el Prosidcuta Gas
tro sobre 81 inoidonto. Franc Nene4o-
lano
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
la pEsFAIcACIoN DEL rEsoRERo ARcuU-


UenVer, U0IO, Nov. TT. a, Mos,
de la ofioina del tesorero de estado, re
gres0 hoy del Condado de Archuleta,
donde emple6 dos semanas examinando
las euentas del ex tesorero de oondado,
\. d. Archuleta. Moss repoFta un des.
falco de $1,000 en- los fondos pertene.
eientos al estado El procurador gene.
Ial tom1ra pasoa para recobrar Ia suma.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11

N
gl "Tuosou Citizen publica ia his.
toria espeluzneute lue 5cgun oioe cunt
no dc uu despaoho De Rogaos l) FL
"Citizen' que dos vaQu 70 llag1a :
Nogaltp, do Cm1c Sonora, fHe2
formation oue fines do 10 son ue u
tepasada, a. Americana lla e1J John
son eavenon5 q 23 ~ lio5 ,aquis. segun
10 ralalinn, trsngoa al dia liegar0n 81
raaoha partida DO indios quo GUAM
& aproyimaron al rancho aneoatra
r8a G todos los oogpantes bien armados.
Los indies se dem0strarou dc pa9 y 60
risroE do las rreyencioneg, Despncs de
conyerear I'm ratio SO retiraron. El Anne.
ricano johnson, eospechando que pudie.
ran volveT por Ia uoche sc retro con TO
dn au familia q otro rancho, pero antea
de irRe anvenan6 ma botija de .meacal
Al dia siguiento quo volvi6 a eu rancho
enoontr6 les cadGvcres de 28 yaquis
muertos que SO hsbisn enyenonado con
el licor la historic pareoo inyeroai-
mil
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
este estado la compahia de seguros de
vida, "New York Life"
sgBIEyAoIoN EN RIO JANERo.

Rio Janeiro. NoY. 9.-La guardia del
fuerte DE Santa Cruz, d Ia entrada de la
bahia, SO amotin6 hoy, La ciudad esta
en- quietud perfeota. Los Rmotinados
Sc rindieron las autoridades.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
CABALL0 O0r0RAno.

Como el die % dc oct. TN Caballo CO.
dorado, ratsr. trnsoTas hlanoas, como Go
tre5.e0oa Dc 1ded, 3 con 81 lurar dondo
tonla cl le-ro, 6cgol.cG0 lego ini pro.
piedad y 20 lizo dG1o la persona que
SO conaidee dle . do C'cho EanimGl po-
dra ooarTtg 81 cha. c Crradc, y dospuea
do pager per- lioios ? ccs.ca p0drl reco
brarlo.
l148t Henry Laumbach,
In Cpeva, N, Nj
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11

JEssEE DggLlNA EL NOMBrAMiENfa.
III Jue2 Paul Jason, 4 Quien ol Pre-.
sidonde EoolsYolt habln oirocido oi nom
bramionio q Juec hsociodo dc Ia 0orte
Suprorna dc arizona, ]nra sustituir 81
Juez Tucker, rcmcTi5J, decline ol non.
bramieato III proai onto be noinbraao
4 Frederic; S. NrYc a. rizon0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
EL IvomEle rRASoo-ynyEzoLAao.

EI4 IN0iDEEiE lRANCO-YENEH1i AhO.
Caracas, Nov 7- Hoy &c hG rumora-
dc aqu que M. Taigny ol charge d d'ffairs
dc Frpncin asti ahstandoso para aaIir
d. Vcnnn.la, 81 resntare Gen este el
caso, los Oh hivos Dc u lega5i3n rance.
sa quedardn q cargo del ministro ingl6s
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11

Teffereon City, Nov. 81 w u Van.
diver, suuoriatcu leHtc 10 aseguFanena
del estGdo, guapondi6 esln noehe ol Cor.
tifoado do autoridad para que gire en-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1905-11-11
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
The Growth of San Angelo.

San Angelo is growing more
rapidly and her growth is marked
by u better class Of improvements
now than at any period in her
history. In every residence por-
ton Of the city can be seen, not
one, but several new homes grad
ually taking form under the
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The business section is sharing
this growth with the rest of the
city. and only because of scar
city of workmen is there not more
building being doue. Carpenters
have recently come here from
abroad and their services are at
once secured by contractors
They go from one job to another
without losing bit of time,
The industrial side Of San Angelo
is in nourshing condition.
Many reasons may he attrlbut'
ed for this state Of affairs. The
Press will not undertake to enum'
crate them but it is most salts
factory to all the people Of West
Texas to note the rapid strides
San Angelo is making upward.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
Letter to L. Blanchard.
San Angelo.

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our paint.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
A Chicago Alderman Owes His Election
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
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Send for list of tcstmnas,
Address: f., j. CHENEY, 4 co. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, IAc,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
Rising From the Ashes.

Del Rio Mirror.
1t is indeed fortunate for the
business interests Of Del Rio that
the unfortunate losers by the re-
cent great fire are men OF re-
sources, energy and. withal, inn
bued with faith III the future OF
this city Scarcely had the ashes
Of Albert Warmers handsome
building thoroughly cooled, ere he
mad force of men at work clean
ing away the debris, and making
preparations to erect another, and
even handsomer, structure on the
site of the one consumed. Prac-
tically the only change in speclti-
cations, we are informed, Is that
the front will be of pressed brick,
instead of corrugated iron, as be-
fore. The firm Of Norvell &
March Bros. spent no time IN use
less repining over their heavy
losses, but at once secured tempo
rary quarters in the old Nj. f..
church building, which by the adj
dition of commodious storeroOm
and the providing of shelves and
counters they have converted int"
very fair business house, from
which they are dealing out grocer
les, provisions, shoes, etc, just,as
though "nothing had happened. "
This serious interruption to II
newly established business would
have discouraged and dismayed
men of weaker calibre, but Nor
veil e. March Bros. are made Of
"sterner stuff" and their energy
and nerve will doubtless meet
with the Legitimate reward of
such attributes, by being crowned
with n satisfying business success.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
Strikes Hidden Rocks;

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks Of Consumption,
Pneumonia, etc, you are lost, If you
don't get help from DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. j. w.
McKinnUn, of Talladege Springs,
Ala, writes; II had been very i'll
with Pneumonia, under the care of
two doctors, but was getting no better
when / began to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. The first dose gave relief,
and one bottle cured me-" Sure cure
for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs
and colds. Guaranteed at Central
Drug Store, price SOC and 81. TriaI
bottle free.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
Gives Health Vipor and Tone

Herbinc is boon for sufferer from
ancamia. BY its use the blood is
quickly regenerated and the color be-
comes normal. The dropping strength
is revived. The languor is dimin-
ished. Health, vigor and tone pre-
dominate. New life and happy activ-
ity results. Mrs. Belle II. Shriel,
Middlesborough, Ill. writes, 81 have
been troubled with liver complaint
and poor blood, and have found moth
ing to benefit me like Herbine. | hope
never to be without it. | have wished
that | had known of it in my huS.
bands life time" SOC. Central Drug
Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09
Champion Liniment for Rheumatism.

Chas. Drake, mail carrier at
Chapinville, Conn, says; Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is the champion OF
all liniments The past year was
troubled great deal with rheuma-
tism in my shoulder. After trying
several cures the storckcepcr here re-
commended this remedy and IL COM
plctcly cured me-" There is no use of
anyone suffering from that painful
ailmcnt when this linimcnt can be OBJ
tanned for small sum. one applica-
tion gives prompt relief and its con-
tinued use for Il short time will pro-
ducc permanent cure. For sale 10y
all druggists
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-03-09

Brownwood Bulletin.

Brown wood Bulletin,
The wholesale grocery business
of Thompson Grocery Co. was
this week purchased by r. n.
Adams of Mckinney, represent
ing himself, G., w. Fox and Jesse
Shaw. By the deal the new firm
will control the business at this
place and the branch house at
San Angelo. Application has
been made for charter under the
name of Adams Grocery Co.,
capital stock Sl50,O00, for the
purpose of transacting a whole
sale grocery business. The work
of taking stock will begin tomor.
row and as soon us this is com.