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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07

Labradores del Vale de Ia MesiiIa Entu-
siasmados Sobre los Prospectus para
81 Preson Elephant Butte -Otras
NOticiss.

SidoiiiduO0 SOpTe lob rIuSpcCtOS para
81 Preson Elephant Butte -Otras
Notlciss.
Correspondence Especial al Nue.
vo, Mexicano.
Cada persona en- 81 Vale de la
Mesilla esta enthusiasm mazda sobre
los prospectus de un preson y
estan SECURES de tener exito, y
muy pocos son los que estan
opuestos al proyecto, y, mientras
debido d la condicion dei mucho
del terreno, ssmucho del cual ha
sido traspasado q ninos por sus
padres y nunca fue dividido por
que nunca fue cultivado, Sc nece-
sitara mucho tempo para ARE
.glar los mismos, 'el .espfritu de
manana prevalece todavia, pero
no.obstante ESQ, todos estan muy
SECURES ahora que la cantidad
requerida pronto Sc subscribira
por ella.
Ell distrito de Berino ha tirma-
do ell 90 por ciento por la propo-
sicion del preson Elephant Butte
La cosecha de maiz y frijol ha
comenzado y ell corte de alfalfa
para semilla esta en- progreso.
FL negocio de herrar los11anima-
les esta en- progreso s~atisfacto-
riamente pero 81 acopio de bece-
rios sera como 20 por ciento ne.
nos abajo de 10 regular.
|. Estudiantes en- Ell Colegio de
Agricultura.y Artes Mecanicas
de Nuevo Mexico han organizado
la Association de Jovenes Cristia-
nos, con una lista de miembros
bastante numerosa. Los siguien-
tes oficiales han sido escogidos
Presfdente, George G. Helde; vi
ce presidente, ]. E Mundell; to-
sorero, u. G. Brown; secretario,
John f. Blinn.
Ell Professor ]. j. Vernon, agri-
culturista de estacion y professor
de agriculture en- ell colegio, estu-
vo en- Las Vegas, donde pronun-
clio un'discurso sobre buenos ca
minos ante la Convention de Bue-
nos Caminos ell martes de la Sc
mana pasada.
La Mesilla Realty Company es,
ta invirtiendo bastante on terre-
nos. Esta compania ha compra-
do la MERGED de Terrenos de San
to Tomas, la cual es de 5000
acres, un interes en- la MERGED
de Brazito de 5000 acres, tam
bien varios trechos pequenos de
1000 acres y ahora tiene una
gran fuerza de mas que 100 hom-
bres trabajando preparando este
terreno para y colonistas quie
mes llegaran ALI en- este mes
Thomas B. lGreene, ~asistente
instructor en- regadio en- 81 Cole
gio de Agriculture y Aries de
canicas, Sc e~ncuentra en- III con-
dicion crftica en- ell Hotel Dieu en-
Ell Paso. Esta en- un estado deli
rante y Sc teme que la muerte 10
arrebate de un moniento q otro.
Ell martes en- ia noche ell Sr.
Greene fue.atacado con la enfer-
medad que'se cree que causara
su muerte. Su enfermedad vino
violentamente en- la noche. El
sAbado pasado fue llevado al hos
pital de Ell Paso.
Mas Tarde- Ell Sr. Greene fa-
lleci6 ell jueves en- la tarde y los
restos fueron despachados q SD
casa Residential en- Tennessee.
La nueva casa de escuelas en-
Las Cruces SO halla ocupada va
y emplea nueve n-aestros, mien!
tras que las hermanas han tenido
que comenzar una adicion a su
escuela la cual cuando este con-
cluida aumentara sus facilidades
grandsmente y entonces podran
acomodar a todos los que deseen
atender a su merecedora escuela.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07


Los ofciales de la corte del
primer distrito judicial partie-
ron hoy sabado para 81 condado
San Juan, donde Sc reunira Ia
corte Ell LINES.
Ell Sr. Amado Sanchez, guar
dia en- la penitenciaria territorial,
partio el microbes para su resi-
dencia en- Las Trampas, condado
de Rio Arriba, a visitar d sus pa
rientes.
Don Porfrio Abreu, de Penas-
co, quien ha estado en- la ciudad
por varios dias como testigo en- la
prosecucionsen la causa de asesi-
nato de Sanchez, 0parti6 para su
residencia ell microbes en- la ma
mana.
Ell Sr. Frank A. Hubbell, ante
rior tesorerossdel condado de Ber-
nalillo arrib6 a la ciudad ell mar
ties en- la tardesde Ration, donde
habia estado.con negocios legales
v parti6 ell microbes en- la tarde
para su Residential en- Albuquer-
que.
Don Juan Santistevan, quien
ha estado Ell la ciudad por una
semana atendiendo a negocios,
legales, regres6 q su residences
en- Taos ell microbes en- la mana
ma. Sus negocios fueron ARE
glados en- una marera muy salts
factoria.
Ell Sr. Ramon Sanchez, uno de
los comerciantes principales y
bien conocido ciudadano del con.
dado de Taos, quien ha estado en-
esta durante algunos dias pasa.
dos atendiendo ala averiguacior
de Juan Manuel Romero y Fuse
bio S%andoval, acusados del asesl
nato de su hijo en- Penasco ell dia
10 de Septiembre, regreso a ST.
Residential ell microbes en- la ma
mana. Ell Sr. Sanchez natural,
mente Sc siente oprimido por Ia
ausencia de su 1nico hijo, quier
contaba 81 amos al tempo de su
muerte y estaba asociado con su
padre en- varias empresas impor.
tantes de negocios.
Segun cuenta conservative, As
ciudadanOs han venido q los apo.
sentos editoriales del Nuevo Me.
xicano yexpresado su aprobacion
de la accion del concilio de ciudad
en- aumentar las propinas por
licencias para vendedores de licor
~ por tener mesas de juegos.
Doce cartas han sido tambien
recibidas sobre ell mismo asunto
durante los pasados dos dias. FL
Nuevo Mexicano fue sostenido
por todos estos ciudadanos en- ell
curse que ha tornado en- la mate
ria. Ell aumento en- propinas de
licencia ha sido muy moderate y
en- verdad hay mucho sentimiento
queestos deberian haber sido mas
grandes, porque son los lugares
que hacen mas dinero, y por tai
razon sus propinas deberian de
ser tres veces mas que las de los
otros negociantes de la ciudad.
A no ser que los duefos de pro-
piedades quienes necesiten ladri
Ito de la penitenciarfa para paw.
mentos, 10 compren en- esta
semana, las autoridades 10 vende
ran en- otras parties y entonces
habra mas cargos que las auto
ridades de la penitenciarfa no
desean vender ladrillo para tales
fines por tirarle q la plaza, cuando
la verdad es que duenos de pro,
piedad aquienes les importa NADIA
del interes p1blico son los que
deben culparse en- este asunto.
La administration de ciudad debe
por 10 tanto yer sobre este y que
pavimentos sean puestos en- los
lugares que sean necesarios y
requeridos por la ordenanza q
costo de los duenos de propiedad
quienes estan deteniendose Y que
este Sc haga ahora que Sc puede
obtener Ell ladrillo y ell tempo
c sta bueno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
comls,oNADos DE conDADo.
Todos loo Mlembros 90 HaiIahan Pre-
sentes-Ei cuerpo do iauaIamIen-
to c~ondenado or ciertas Ma
terIas Importantes.

~ ny WA
terIas Importantes.
Ell cuerpo'de comisionados de
condado so reuni6 on session re-
gular 81 lines d las 2 dc la tarde
en- los aposentos de los comisiona-
dos en- La casa de corte del conda-
do. Sc hallaban presentes Ar
thur Seligman, primer distrito,
Santa Fe, presidente; A. L. Ken
dali, segundo distrito, Cerrillos,
y Jose Inez Roybal, tercer dis
trito. Nambe, comisionados. Ell
escribano Marcos Castillo Sc ha.
llaba en- su puesto.
Cuentas contra ell condado por
ell trimestre pasado fueron exa-
minadas y, por.'aquellas aproba-
das, Sc giraron.ibranzas para pa
garlas completes.
Ell escribano fue instruido de
notifcar q los fiadores del exTe
sorero y Collector George w.
Knaebel de comparecer ante 81
cuerpo en- su siguiente junta re-
gular para el ajuste final de la
cantidad debida al condado por
dicho excolactor y tesorero.
Una resolution fue decretada
pidiendo a los jueces de paz y al
escribano de la corte de distrito
m~anifestos y retornos de todas
las multas y propinas colectadas
por ellos durante cada trimestre.
Una resolution fue decretada
cordenando la accion del cuerpo
territorial de igualamiento por
permitlrle,al precinto anterior.
mente conocido como ell precinto
de Espanola.No. 16, del condado
de Santa Fe, pero que ahora es
parte del condado de Rio Arriba,
una reduction de cast $50, 900, en-
valuacion amillarada, y pidiendo
le al cuerpo territorial una inves
tigacion, porque ell condado de
Santa Fe esta vitalmente intefe
sado en este precinto debido q
que esta responsible por su par
to de la deuda obligatoria del con-
dado.de.Santa Fe y debe llevar la
carga que le'pertenece de interes
de dicha deuda obligatoria. La
resolution condeno tambien al
cuerpo territorial por la reduc-
cion en- la valuacion amillarada
de la propiedad de George w.
Hickox, debido a que la porcion
particular de propiedad sobre la
cual Sc hizo la reduction no fue
especiicada.
Ell superintendent de condado
Marcelino Garcia compareci6 an
to 81 cuerpo y snplic6 que SO to-
mara accion en- cuanto al A por
ciento de propinas por licencias
de licor y juegos pagadas a los
ex- tesoreros Geo. w. Knaebel y
H. B.. Cartgright y a Marcelino
Ortiz como assessor. Ell tesorero
y ell collector fueron instruidos de
informar al cuerpo.en cuanto a la
cantidad que fue tomada para
que propia accion pueda ser .rai-
da para restituir la cantidad al
fondo de escuela, 81 Sc halla que
tai restitution es legal.
Sc apropiaron $3.50 para con-
cluir ell canine de Tesuque, esta
cantidad siendo sufciente para
poner Ell canine en- condicion de
primsra clase para ell primero del
ano.
Perfecto Rodriguez dimiti6 CO.
mo supervisor de caminos en- ell
Precinto No. 10, por razon de mala
salud. y Antonio Lucero y Vigil
fue nombrado para llenar la va
cancia.
Sobre mocion del Presidente
Seligman, ell comisionado Kendall
fue instruido de preparar propios
aDuncios para p~ropuestas para
nintar al tachO do Ia casa do corta
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PERSONAL LOCAL

vlSltando a Sus amigos.
Don Ireneo4L. behaves, quien
ha estado en- San,Mateo, condado
de Valencia, con negocios priva
dos, ha regresado a la capital.
La seforita Otero regreso Ell
domingo pasado de I'm viaje de
dos semanas q Albuquerque, don
de permanecio visitando amigos.
FL Sr. Pablo Gomez, de Taos,
estuvo en- la ciudad ell lines. Ell
Sr. Gomez es ell secretario de
Don Juan Santistevan.
Don A~lvinolMontoya, cosecha-
dor'de fruta de San Ildefonso,
estuvo en- la ciudad ell lines con
negocios importantes.
ElsSr. T.. Trujillo, de Chamita,
condado de Rio, Arriba, lestuvo
en- la Capital ell lines y atendio q
negocios. importantes.
Don Julian Ortiz, comerciante
de Pojoaque, estuvo en- la Capital
ell ldnes on la mafana comprando
efectos para surtir su concrete.
Los Sres. Jose Tudesque y Felicia.
no Lobato, de Lamy, e%stuvieron en- la
ciudad durante la semana transando
negocios ~personales y de importancia
Regresaron a SUI residencia'e jueves
en- la mafana.
Ell Sr.'J. M. Anaya y familia,
quienes permanecieron en- Las
Vegas'la semana !pasada, regre-
saron a su Residential ell domingo
en- la noche.
En- esta semana tuvimos el'gus-
to de yer en- la ciudad "a los Sres.
y. Ortega y Emilio Sandoval de
Penasco, condado de Taos. Ne
gocios importantes fueron la eau
sa para su vista a esta.
Don Eugenio Romero, de Las
Vegas, tesorero y collector del
condado de San Miguel, & inspec-
tor territorialdeaceite de carbon.
estuvo en- la. Capital atendiendo q
negocios oficiales.
Ell diputado alguacil Jose l..
Lopez, entreg6'el sabado pasado
al tesorero del condado, 'Celso
Lopez, la suma de 81, 308, coIecta.
da'por licencias de licor y juegos
y maquinas de juegos de chansa
por ell mes de Septiembre.
La'Sra. Solomon Luna, de Los
Lunas, ha estado de vista en-
albuquerque durante la semana,
y su esposo, ell Hon. Solomon
Luna Sc encuentra todavia en- sus
ranches de ovejas en- ell condado
de Socorro.
I'll termino de Octubre de la
corte de..distrito por ell condado
de San Juan Sc comenzara en-
Aztec, la cabecera del condado. ell
tunes que viene. FL Juez Asocia-
do John. R., McFie presidira. La
corte' estara en- session como diez
dias.o mas.
Ri Comisionado. de Condado
Don'Jose Inez Roybal, de Namb6,
arribo..a la.ciudad,el domingo pa
sado en'la tarde y atendi6 a la
reunion.de los cOmisionados
condado.e ell LINES en- la tarde.
siendo uno de los miembros Dor
ell tercer d~istrito.
Don Severe A.. Baca, del con
dado'deISocorro, Sc vic tan en-
fermo la semana, pasada de una
enfermedad enrla nariz, la cual
consistia de una cierta clase de
guzanos que Sc crian adentro
Un medico'fue llamado y le sac6
mas'que Glen de estos guzanos de
la nariz.
El joven Juan G. Rowland,
miembro de la fuerza de impre.
sores del Nuevo Mexicano, arrib6
a la ciudad ell jueves en- la tarde,
despues de haber permanecido
por'varios dias en- la Ciudad Du-
cal visitando amigos y parientes.
81 estancia en- aquel lugar lie fue
sumamente ~placentera, por 10
cual sus amigos Sc regocijan.
Ell ldnes, el diputado alguacil
L. Lopez, colect6 la suma de
5000 por una licencia de licor al
menudeo expedida a Gus Olsen,
manejador de Ia Compaffa Mer
.antil de Madrid, para conducir
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
MAINE SUNSHINERS.
Annual Meeting of the State Branch in Au-
burn.

The annual meeting Of the Maine branch
of the International Sunshine Society was
| held in Lake grove Aug. 24th, with all at
| tendance of between $50 and 200 members.
Reports of the different societies were made
| as follows: Mount Apatte branch, Auburn,
Irene Holmes; Excelsior of Turner, Mrs
Lyford; Riverside, Miss Field Twin City,
Mrs. II. II. Howard; Benevolent of East
Auburn, Mrs. Pettngill Willing Hands of
Richmond, Mrs: Ruth Maxwell Comfort of
Bowdoinham, Mrs. Mary Weber Cleaners
OF PORTLAND, Miss Susie Emery; Rainbow
of Arson, Mrs. Luce; Olive Branch, Mrs.
Frank Snow, and Bicknel Branch of Rad
or d, Mrs. Warren.
At noon 90 members sat down to fine
shore dinner in the Lake Grove house,
ner in the grove. After dinner all as
sembed in Auburn grange hail. when the
lHddress OF welcome was made by Mrs. H.
b. Pulsifer. president of the Twin City
branch. The response was by Mrs. Ruth
Maxwell of Richmond. Mrs John G. Head,
State president, and State secretary Mrs. A.
A. Kendall, both of Portland, were next in
troduced.
The features of the afternoon were the
annual address, which showed the affairs
of the society to be in good condition. The
State treaSurer's report showed that $40
had been received during the year, and
that there was deficit of only 81 cents, al
| though much more work had been accom-
plished this year than before. The debt at
the eye and ear infirmary in Portland,
which amounts to S42 month, besides the
bills for medicine and laundry, were all
paid up to August.
A vote of thanks was extended to j. H.
Fitzgerald of Old Town, who, during July
and August, contributed $l43 for the free
bed in Portland for "little Lester" in
whom all Sunshiners are interested.
vote of thanks was also extended to Mrs.
r, A. MOrQC of I,QWiStOp for her Snpcia
work in singing during the year
The report OF the secretary was devoted
largely to the matter of free beds. Mrs.
Head, in her address, gave description of
the annual meeting of the international
society at Niagara in June
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
Law and LIQUOR.

A liquor case against J. A. Hyland was
taken up, second time in the Waterville
municipal court Aug. oath The second
analysis of the beer seized at the Hyland
place showed 6.l5 per cent alcohol. Hyland
was fined 500 and costs and sentenced to 60
days in jail, from which he appealed and
gave bonds in 5000 On the nuisance pro-
cess, growing out of the former case, Hy-
land was ordered to furnish bonds of SOC
Tor his further appearance, which he did.
In the Supreme Court at Bangor Aug.
24th Harriet S. Ferier. alleged owner of the
Park hotel in Veazie, was sentenced to five
months in jail on an indictment for common
nuisance. She filed a demurrer and fur
nlshed $1,000 bonds for appearance. John
A. McCarty was fined $500 and costs and
sent to Jail for two months on a liquor in
dlctment. Fines were collected in other
cases making a total of about $1,000 collect
ed at this term of court. The sentence of
Lewis Dearborn to three years in State
prison for attempted highway robbery was
modified to two years and six months after
a nearing. The liquor docket was called
and bail ordered defaulted in a large num-
Der of cases.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
Ca To7IA.
Bear, the The Kind You Have Always Bought
s's. .; &H2Zlzzw
A Handsome Brooks Colt,

Wendall Reynolds has been Dragging all
summer about his colt. but nobody seemed
to take much notice of what he said. Re-
Gently Mr.. Reynolds led his mare and colt
down to the corner so everybody could see
it. The colt turned out to be all that Mr..
Reynolds claimed. A handsomer colt would
be hard to find. 1t is only 10 weeks old but
is as large as an ordinary yearling 1t is a
beautiful dark bay with black points. Has
very small white spot on it's forehead, and
two white ankles behind. This colt was
sired by Marston c., 2.19 IA, sired by Pied
mont, PIT. His Dam, Maiden, 2.23, by
Eectioner. Maiden is a full sister to May
King, sire Bingham 2.O6 ga. The colts
Dam is May Dawn. Her Dam, Katrina by
Constellation. Standard and registered.
Mr.. Reynolds may well be proud of his colt.
Waldo County Advocate.
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spot for bacteria to enter
To enrich the blood and increase the
red blood corpuscles, DR.. Pierce years ago
found a vegetable compound, which he
called DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, that would quickly cure the bad symp-
toms by increasing the red blood corpus
cles and thereby feeding the nerves on rich
blood. This medical Discovery also acts
upon the digestion and assimilation of food,
SO that the blood gets its proper clements
lungs, stomach and heart on rich red blood
and you have surely healthy body which
will throw off the germs of disease which
lurk everywhere. Get as near natures
way as you can. A inedicine made entirely
from botanical extracts and which does not
Golden Medical Discovery contains neither
alcohol nor narcotics
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
The New Mackerel King.

The auxiliary schooner Constellation of
Gloucester. holder of the worlds record for
mackerel catching this year, was in Port
land harbor last week and attracted much
attention. Practically $4,000 is what the
schooner has stocked to date and this mark
has been equalled before only on one occa-
SION; that was four years ago when Captain
Sol Jacobs established the great record of
sal 200 in his famous steamer Alice NJ.
Jacobs, since lost on the Newfoundland
coast. The skipper of the Constellation is
Capt. 7. F. Morgan.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
new YORK FASHIONS.
New Millinery, Shapes, Trimming, Broad
cloth the Seasons Leading Fabric, Mix
lures, Plaids.
Correspondence of The Journal

lures, FIdluS'
Correspondence of The Journal
Peculiar indeed must be the hat that
is not in style this season, as the diver
sity of shapes is so great that every
fashionist may select the one most be-
coming to herself, and yet make no
mistake. The tip-tilted hat so much
worn during the summer is still ia.
vorite, wreath of roses orvelvet drap-
ing around the crown and many flowers
under the brim at sides or back. The
toque, either large or small, the medi.
um-sized hat with straight brim, bent
or curved, the high back, the Continen-
tai, the large, picture hat, too graceful
and beautiful to be relinquished, and
their various notifications, are some of
the prominent shapes. The bowl crown
makes its appearance, most frequently
in direct contrast.
FELT AND VELVET,
the latter either plain or in satin finish,
is employed in every way, and the for
mer in white, trimmed with shaded
roses, or elegant ostrich plumes (often
the two in combination) constitute
some of the most elegant and expen-
sive hats Of the season. There is for
the first fall wear a special fancy for
white felts, often trimmed with Pom
padour chiffon scarfs, but this is a
luxury enjoyed only by those who can
afford seven or eight hats. A dropping
effect at the back is now a special
feature, best attained by ostrich feath-
ers under the brim.
WHITE WINGS
are placed in the most aggressive man
ner at the sides of hats, and on black
! they certainly give an air of style to
that combination, as much in favor as
ever. There is no limit to the use of
ostrich plumes, and full boa around
the crown of large hat, finished by a
velvet bow and plume under the brim,
is an elegant garniture. On picture OF
evening hats they are necessity
Velvet flowers and quilts, buckles,
aigretteS and mal!ne are among the de.
tails that go to make the fascinating
| result. Smokes gray is very prominent
| also peacock blue, electric blue, pale
blue, Empire green and various shades
of claret, crimson and plum color.
IN DRESS MATERIALS
broadcloth is the leader, and the ex
| tent to which it will be worn NAV be
| judged from the fact that six windows
in Lord Il Taylor's elegant establish
ment on Broadway are devoted to the
display of broadcloth. Naturally d
great variety of colors are shown, and
of each color there are many shades
! as dark plum ranges to light heliotrope
and the same is true of green and
claret. The light hues for evening
show an almost equal gamut of color
and white is in the highest approval.
sUITING FABRICS
in dark mixtures, or invisible checks
anu pldluS dIe SldHudIu, not dQmluClng
of much variety, on the whole however.
some lines have considerable mixture
of crimson, blue, green and even hello
trope. Plaids are in the gayest colors,
and also in the Clan combinations, but
are always open to the objection of
being conspicuous. Soft silks are in
high consideration, both plain or fancy,
and black chiffon taffeta strewn with
small figures is especially desirable.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
WEDDING BELLS.

FILEs-WEsT. Cards have been received
Woodman Files and Daisy Adela West,
evening, Aug. IL, The groom is well known
in Knox county, having been principal of
the high schools in South Thomaston and
Union. He is now superintendent of
schools in the town of Frankfort Mr..
Files is Bowdoin man, devoted to his
alma mater and his profession. He will re-
ceive many congratulations upon his new
venture.-ROckland Courier Gazette.
SMIrH-ELLINGWOOD. A very pretty
wedding occurred in Hampden Wednesday
evening, Aug. 23d, at eight O'Clock at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. George
Ellingw0od, when her daughter, Miss
Myrtle +. EllingwOod, was married to Ralph
Stanley Smith of Newburg The ceremony
was performed by Rev. T. P Humphrey in
the presence of the relatives only. The
single ring service was used. Harold F.
EllingwoOd was best man. The bride was
given away by her brother, Eugene E. Ell
lingwood. Miss Ellingwood was dressed in
white and wore bridal veil and carried a
bunch of white roses. After the ceremony
was over. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were greeted
by their friends, and ice cream and cake
were served. The bride is very popular
young lady and has host of friends. The
groom is graduate of Hampden Academy,
and since a teacher of that school. and now
has position as Sub-master in Fryeburg
Academy. he great number of presents
bore testimony of the high esteem in which
theR are held. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will go
to Fryeburg the first of September.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07

have used Comfort Powder in our hospital
for many years, and consider it by far the
best powder made wherever a perfect skin
healing powder is needed. We have always
found it to be most carefully prepared and
of certain and effective therapeutic value. "
Be sure, however, you get Comfort Powder.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-09-07
Military and Naval Reunions.

The annual reunion of the Fourth Maine
Infantry, Second Maine Battery, Navy
Veterans and en's.Sharpshooters viii
be held in Camden, Friday, Sept. Is.
large attendance from each organization is
desired. Business meeting will be held al
nished by the Relief Corps and ladies OF
the G. A. r,
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ell, and from your position you had
ample opportunity to watch the whole
room. The dinner was simple one,
but we'll cooked, and was served by
some of the boys who were taking their
first turn at singing hash" 1t was
a merry meal for everybody was ''jolly-
ing some one else.
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