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El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
Una Estafetera de suerte

Mrs. Alexander, de Cary. Me-, quien
ha hallado las Pildoras de Nueva VI
da del DR.. King ser el mejor remedio
que ha EXPERIMENTAL para tener el
Est6mago, Higado 8 Intestinos en- or
den ~pelfecto. Ustedes convendran con
ella 81 experimental estos purificado'
res sin dolor que dan nueva vida. Ga
rantizados por Fischer y Cha. Precio
rs centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Trabajo en- el lado Eprls.S unnyslde
en- ell Ferrocarril Oriental de Nmso
Mexico esta progresando rapida y sa-
tisfactoriamente. Sc cree que para el
primero de Julio los trenes estaran
corriendo sobre aquella Inca de Kan
sas City d California. via Texico, Epris,
Willard Y Belen. Este signlfica mas
desarrollo y mas pobladores para la
parte central de Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Las elecclpnes del martes pasado
pasaron muy quotas en- las varias pla
zas del Territorio que tomaron lugar
Considerando que este pals es conside
RADIO como sllvestre, el pueblo del TIE
rritorIo puede considerarse orgulloso
de la paz y orden que prevalecieror
en- la election del martes pasado en-
sus varias undergraduates.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
La Mel de MarrubIo de Ballard

La Miei de Marrublo de Ballard.
Embellishments alivia ronquera. tos fe
rina,, OPPRESSION, carraspera y aspira
clon dificrltosa. Henry C.. Stearns.
D~roguista. s%hallsburg, Wis. escribe
Mayo 20, 1901: "He estado vendien.
do Ia Mel de Marrubio de Ballard por
los amos. y nunca he tenido una pre-
pracion que haya dado mejor satisfac.
cion. Motto que cuando vendo una bo-
tella .vuelven por mas. Honsstamente
la recomiendo." 25cts. so cts. " s1.00.
De venta en- la botica de Fischer y ella
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Ell Nuevo Mexicano Sc envia q
todaslas estafetas en- Nuevo Me-
xico, ' tiene una circulation
gra nde y creciente entire IL gen
te intelligence y progresista del
sudoeste.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

LA SALuD ES JUvENTuD &
E~nfermedad y Maiestares Traen Ia
vejex.
Herbina, tomada cada maiiana antes
del almuerzo, 10 pondra en- salud ro-
busta, 10 suficiente para eyitar en-
fermeiad. Cura constipation, bilio,
sidad, dyspepsia, flebre, malestares
de la piel. rihones & higado. Purifica
la sangre Y limpia la complexion.
Mrs. d. w. Smith, Whitney, Texas,
escribe bril- 3, 1902; HE usado Her
bina, Y es la meior medlcina para IONS
tipacion y malestares del higado. Ha-
CO TODD 10 que Sc reclama por ella. AL
tamente la recomiendo." so cts cada
botella. De venta en- la botica de
Fischer v Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

La mejor parte de la vida del HON
bre es aquella que emplea en- procu-
rar olvidar cosas que Ell un tempo Gre
20 saber.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

La opinion del Procurador de Dis
trito Frank w. Clancy, del Segundo
Distrito Judicial, que las ovejas deben
ser amillaradas y tasadas en- Ell conda-
do donde los duehos residen. IS buen
sentid0 y Ducra ley.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
uN ANo LIBRE On suscRIcloN'

A.cualquiera persona que nos
mande el dinero por cinco sus.
critores nuevos, por nm ano cada
uno. lie mandaremos FL Nuevo
Mexicano libre por un ano.
veanse los precios de suscri-
cion arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

NADIA ~refleja mas correctamente ell
earacter de una persona como ell len
gllaje que usa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Una comida completa es ell primer
paso para la conversion de un pecador
qlre esta muriendose de hambre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Las donaciones que Sc hacen sin sa-
crlficio cast no Sc pueden c%onsiderar
como obras de carload.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

?Cuales son los dlas de la cuaresma
mas largos?
Los viernes Y dias de ayuno.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Una razon porque la mitad del mum
do no sabe como vlve la otra mitad es
que no quiere saberlo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
Eres chiquita y bonita
Eres como 70 to quiero,
Pareces campanillita
Hecha d manos de platero.

Maria me do una rosa.
I'm clavel me do Isabel;
Toma tn rosa, Maria,
Qua yo mas qulero 81 clavel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07

Ix4ROD
"GUIA DE ia sALUD"
COnticne mas de 100 pAgInas
y muchOs gfabRdOs magnf6cOs
laininas en- cOlores.
NE ENytA GRATIS Al QUE
10 NOIACITE.
Este li,ro esta escrito de una
maurai clqta y CONCISE. para que
|todo uqucl que j. lea pueda com
|prend llo4 Por medic de este libro
|~lnteresantc 50 han eaivado muchas
|vrlas, y splvara adn muchas. mas
|por muy cercanas que SO hallen dc
la sepuliara.
Este cs un tratadito en- el cual sc
.ldcscnbcn todas las Intermediates
lqnc aiacnn al 'sistema humane y los
I,n,od,o q AZ c,ro,laa
Es'n esSri.o excius!xs.,.en' :
mas blGil para Ia razs EspailQla
mr ii Professor T.. c. COLLINS,
~" "',e'"'""u ~ o,A'
es'e "'s' @ .v'e
rt.s =" IT,
.r;'"""'"', y Sop''o nesa' WV
opeses ma a'" so"eua
ma p1o'c 1oous'a y s-a'"ua. 90
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y ;lue sa'o ~ 'sv un UlO' n'
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T., $500 ipsam tan.
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Dr.. E. C. Collins
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
80 West - st., NEW. YORK.
Una Maravilla cientltica.

m S"o W@suv'uo S'S'N''s"'
Las curas que .estan a su credito a
hacer~la Arnica Saliva de Bucklen son
una maravilla cientifica. euro a F.,
r. milford, instructor dc los Patrones
de la Amistad, Waynesboro, Pa, de
un case terrible de almorranas. Cura
las peores quemaduras, lastlmaduras,
diavlesos, nlceras. cortaduras, heridas,
~ flema salada. Solamente rs centa-
vos en- la Botlca de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-07
nxBROS


"GUIA DE ia sALUD"
ContIene mas de 100 pAgIna,
y muchos grAbAdos magnf6cOs
y Mninas en- dolores.
HE ENytA GRATIS AL QUIZ
10 NOILCITE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24

vine worship. When 1t is known that
this church is one of the largest and
most beautiful in the state; that it Is
the center of a farming community
populated by God-fearing and pious
German Catholics; that the entire con-
gregation consists of only 100 families
some idea can be had of the self
sacrifice necessary to bring the church
to that unuual condition where 1t may
merit the service of conservation.
Petersburg is nine miles northwest of
Dyersville in a picturesque part of Del
aware county How loyal the members
have been can be ascertained by re-
calling that 80 families subscribed ST.
900 each and the remainder from $500
to $500 each, raising in all the nece5-
sary amount of $4,000 The church is
one of the finest. If not the finest. in the
state. 1t has three steeples and is
sOx160 feet in dimensions. The entire
cost of $4,000 includes affairs, fresco-
ing and all necessary equipment.
The pastor is Rev. Father Sassen,
and this magnificent church stands as
monument to his energetic, loyal and
self sacrificing service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
Buffalo Center News.

Special to times .I4t:pL'il'S
Buffalo Center, Oct. 24.-The season
of auction sales has opened. Our local
auctioneer. John B. Johnston, has al
ready conducted two farm sales and an
execution sale. Everything is selling
we'll. Horses, especially, are high At
the Jorgensen sale pair of yearling
colts sold for $144, while 2-year-old
sold for s126, one fresh COW for s55,
and some good boars Of June farroW
sold for $12.
Theo. Albers opened up the second
meat market here last week. There
has only been one market here for sew
eral years.
Part of Mallory's circus performers
are framing up for an indoor circus for
the winter months. They expect to
give the first exhibition here Saturday,
October 81.
The fishermen have been having lots
of fun lately, catching fish where the
big bitches have been draining out
some of the ponds and sloughs. Some
Of the fish caught are fine eating.
Bison Lodge, K. of p, is doing lot
of degree work, and they have enough
work ahead to last all winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
LODGE FREE FROM DEBT.
Alton Lodge !. o. o. f. Will Hold Big
Celebration October 80.

Spec1al 10 Ilnes-Repubi1can
Alton, Oct 24.-On Tuesday, Octob-
er so, will be celebrated the 46th ami
versary and freedom from debt (of all!
the orders), of Alton lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
No. 1870. The local lodge will hold the
largest celebration in its history on
that date. All the Odd Fellow orders
in Union county and near towns in
other counties have been invited to
attend. Rev. j. A. Writ, of Des Moines,
has been secured to deliver the adj
dress of the afternoon. The burning
of the mortgage which for seven
years has covered the property of the
order, will sympolize the emerging of
the lodge from debt The property
consists of two Of the best buildings in
Alton, both of which are occupied by
business firms and offices.
The order of Rebekahs will also par
ticipate in the celebration they, keep
ing the Fffty-fifth anniversary of the
founding Of the auxiliary in the Unit
ed States. The ladies will confer de-
gree work in their hall in the evening
The banquet is to be sumptuous af-
fair. Plates will be placed for at least
600 Odd Fellows and their wives and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24

Special to Times-Republican
Ames. Oct. 24.-rThe foot ball atmos-
phere at Ames this week Is decidedly
healthful Their victory over the Uni
versity Of Nebraska Saturday was one
Of great Importance, but they are not
allowing that to affect their work for
the coming games. No serious injur-
les were sustained in the Nebraska
game, and Ames will go into her next
game with the strongest team she has
taken against the Gophers in years.
The result Of this game is freely dis
cussed but carefully predicted by foot
ball followers at /. S. c. Few are brave
enough to predict q victory for Ames,
but many are hoping for the best. And
Ames does have a great many points
wherein she has license to look for
ward to at least a close game with
the Gophers. She has played five
games this fall. and the Minnesota
team will go on the gridiron against
their first opponent in Ames. Ames
has IIGl dIld OSlCdlch u ISohAA ssAosl Oh
nually gives the Minnesota aggrega-
ton q hard, close game. That she has
exceptional strength is realized by all
foot ball followers in the west, and
that she has mastered the new rulea
as no other team is granted. Her
weight will not be equal to that OF
Minnesota, but it will be go near to it
that her speed will make up the deficit.
In years past the worst foe Ames has
had to meet has been over-confidence,
and the development of this fault the
present season would no doubt be as
fatal as formerly, but there seems to
be no tendency in that direction. She
has strength and knows it, but the
knowledge seems not to affect her
playing. She will go to Minneapolis on
Friday with "a men, and while no
line is possible on the Minnesota team
Ames goes with the determination that
won the Nebraska game and with an
even show her followers do not fear
the result with the Gophers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
in DEMOCRATIC CAMP
Waterloo Courier Says Julian Richards
Is Working in Interests Of the DEM
ocratic candidate-May Have Been
Author of Blair Letter.

Des Moines, Oct 24.-Accoriiag to
the Waterloo Courier. Julian w. Rich
ards has been able to delivec one item
of aid and comfort to the democrats
In this campaign, since The conipila-
ton into democratic campaign text
Took OF all the Hunter propaganda 1s-
sued in the interests Of lie railroads
lefore the state coa ,ention The
rs to the source of Judge Blairs Letter
in opposition to Governor Cumm,ns.
IN part the newspapers comment re.
fers to conference between MIR. Rich
srds and John T. Sullivan, Mno is the
partne. of W. W. Marsh st Waterloo,
attended by Judge Blair. rhs Courier
says:
ut is entirely pertinent to in Iuire
whether Judge Blair's letter was writ
ten by MIN personally and given out
from sense of duty, even from suctl
d sense of duty as might be inspired
by resentment or prejudice, or was
prepared at the conference which was
held at the court house last Thursday
and attended by himself, Julian Rich
ards. of the corporation bureau at Des
Moines and John I. Sullivan. president
of the Times Tribune company
Mr.. Richards was a defeated canda-
date for secretary of state before the
recent republican convention. His al
legged connection with the anti-republ'-
can campaign had not been established
SO completely as the Courier now does
it. Mr.. Sullivan is one of the most IN
fluential democrats of the Third dis
trict. His partner, w. w. Marsh, is
slated for democratic national commit
teeman. Both of them sat with State
Chairman c.. w. Miller in the rail-
road convention called at Chicago to
oppose the rate regulation program in
congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24

children. The large room in the old
college building will be utilized for
this feast as it is the only room spa
cious enough to accommodate the
gathering.
Work of the several degrees will
take up the time in the evening. The
team from Macksburg will confer the
initiatory Progress lodge OF Creston
will confer the work in the first degree
and Murray and Osceola teams will
preside over the victims in the second
and third degrees.
a grand time is anticipated. Few
lodges are in better financial condition
than the Alton order. Thus the boys
are feeling good and expect to vent
that feeling next Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
RARE CHURCH RITE
German Catholic. at Little Town of
Petersburg Greatly Honored-Unus-
uaI Ceremony of Conservation for
Their New Church Edifice.

Special to Times-Fsepublcan.
Manchester, Ia, Oct. 24.-Three hun
bred Catholic priests and many dig
nitaries of the church are in attend
ance at the conservation of the new
German Catholic church at Petersburg
today. 1t is rare that the ceremony of
conservation is performed and few
churches in the state have been thus
honored.
The services began at a. m. and
continued until after noon. Bishop
Simmer Of Superior, Wis, performed
the act of conservation and Archbishop
Keane preached the sermon.
Besides the large number of priests
and other church dignitaries in at
tendance ara many Catholics from
all parts of the state, and the occasion
is notable, marking new achievement
in Catholic circles in the state.
In order that church may enjoy
this remarkable and extraordinary
distinction it is necessary that all pro-
perty connected with it be absolutely
free from debt and that no debt shall
ever be contracted in the future 1t is
also necessary that the church be pre-
served sacred 70 the purpose for which
it is oonsecrated. that ii shall be used
for no other purpose than that OF d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
ABANDON FIRST PLAN
Governors Special Train to Southern
6attIefieIds, Where Iowa Monuments
Are to Be Dedicated, Will Start from
Des Moines Instead Of Chicago.

| Special to Times Republican.
| Des Moines, Oct. 24.-Instead of Chi
cago, as first planned, Des Moines will
be the starting point of the specia!
train carrying the governor and his
staff, the monument commissions and
those who are to participate in the ded-
| ication Of Iowa monuments on SOUTH
ern battlenelds. The train Will leave
Des MONIES over the Rock Island rail-
road Tor chicago at $3.50 p. m, MoE-
DAY evening, November IL. and wild
/ consist OF nine Pullman sieepeTs, draw
| ing room and diner The train VIII
! carry l3S people. This is the total
number that can be accommodated on
| The special train and is limited by the
| RuInoer OF people that can be carried
| on the special steamer that the Official
party is TO take from Paducah, Ky, u
! Pittsburg Landing. The official party
Will not take UP the 13S seats on the
! special train, and reservations are be
ing made Tor others who desire to ride
| on the governors train AT the regular
rates.
Governor Cumnins himself has been
accorded the privilege of inviting TWEEN
ty OF his friends to accompany the par
ty on the official train, but nearly all
of them will have to pay their own
| railroad fare, it is said. The indica-
tions are that the entire train will be
filled before it leaves Des Moines and
the other people will have to go to the
battlefields on the regular trains.
Major General Cranyi1ia M nndpo
the most distinguished Iowa veteran
of the civil war now living, will come
to Des Noines to accompany the spec
ial train to the south. General Dodge
is now in Council Bluffs preparing for
the national reunion there Of the Army
of the Tennessee of which he is the
lifelong commander, succeeding Cen
eral Sherman. AT the monument dedi-
cation he will represent the secretary
of war in accepting the Iowa monu-
ments on behalf of the United States
government. Department Command
er Clark of the Iowa G. A. r. and Mrs.
Clark will also join the governors
train here. The Fifty-fift Regiment
band, of Fort Dodge, which is to play
at the monument dedications, will meet
the governors train at Davenport for
the southern trip.
From Chicago the special train will
go direct to Vicksburg, Miss, and then
make a tour OF the southern battle-
fields on which Iowa monuments are
to be dedicated as follows:
VicksLllrg, Miss, November Is, 1880
p. m.
Andersonville Ga, November 16,
1890 a. m.
Lookout Mountain, November 10, 10
a. m.
Missionary Ridge, November 49,.
2 p, m,
Rossville Gap, November 20, 1880
p. m.
Shiloh, November 20, 1880 p. m.
The trip from Paducah, KY, to
Pittsburg Landing will have to be
made by special steamer as Shiloh
has no railroads. All the other places
will be reach.t5 by special train on
which the governors party will sleep
and eat during the entire southern
trip, except for the steamer trip of two
T;t4cb,,rer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
HAS POOR AUDIENCE.
Dickson. Democratic Candidate For
Congress-, Speaks at Storm Lake.

Congress, Speaks at Storm Lake.
Special to Times Republican.
Storm Lake, Oct. 24.-Charles A.
Dickson, democratic candidate for con-
gress in the Eleventh district, spoke in
the court house Monday evening. 1t
was a rainy evening and he had an au-
dience of only eleven.
w. c. Edison has resigned as city
clerk, and the council has elected j. e.
Buland in his stead. Mr.. Buland is also
city solicitor.
w. H. Giddle, who was elected truant
officer, finds himself unable to attend
to the duties of the office. and the
school board has elected Joseph Baker
TO fill the vacancy.
Evangelist Hart of the Reorganized
Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, has rented the Universalist
church building, and will hold a SER
les of meetings soon, probably in No
vember.
Rev William Piele, of Rock Rapids,
preached in the Christian church the
last two Sundays, with a possible view
to locating as pastor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
ABBOTT FARMERS COOPERATE
Elevator Company Just Organized Has
Capital Of $4,000.

Elevator Company Just Organized Has
Capital Of $4,000.
Special 70 Times Republican.
Abbott, Oct 24.-The farmers and
business men of Abbott have organized
a cooperative company, with a $4,000
capital, and have bought the elevator
here of the ODER Kingsbury Company.
of Minneapolis, MINI.
The object of the company is to
handle grain, lumber, coal and salt. and
by so doing they expect to keep the
earnings of the business close to home.
instead Of its being taken out of the
state. as formerly.
They have called a business meet
ing. for Friday evening. October rs,
to be held in Woodman hall. here. The
farmers are all invited to attend this
meeting, and learn Of few Of the
benefits that are to be obtained thru
organization and cooperation by tho
farmers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
spiri+ Lake News.

Special to Times Republican.
Spirit Lake, Oct 24.-The members
Of the /. F. F. Club entertained at whist
last evening, at the home of Miss Zoe
Sperbeck. The young ladies have the
name of being royal entertainers.
The new firm of Goiette & Cornell
will open billiard room in Spirit Lake
about the, first day Of November. They
have five tables and will run an up-to-
date room in every way.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24

It is really one of the most wonder
full tonics for developing the figure and
soothing the nerves ever offered to the
American people. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets. So cents. Nc
Bride & VIII Drug Co
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
MAKES MONEY OFF FARM.

Land in Vicinity Of Nevada Sold at $25
Advance Per Acre.
Special to mes-Republican.
Nevada. Oct. PA number Of i'm
proved farms in this vicinity have
changed hands recently at prices rang
ing from 500 to s125 per acre, and j.
H. Rose, who purchased the 10o-acre
farm just east of town, known as the
Briggs property, for $10.050, about a
year ago. has disposed of his holding
to G. H. Garvin. Mount Pleasant man,
at an advance Of s25 per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-24
DEDICATE: NEW PIPE ORGAN.
Recital to Be Given in Congregational
Church at Crinnell

Recital to Be Given in Congregational
Church at Grinneli.
Special to Times epublican.
Grinnell, Oct. 24.-The new pipe or
gan in the Congregational church will
be dedicated Friday evening, October
26, with a recital by Mr.. Edward Ben
jamin Scheve, assisted by Miss Clara
Alvine Heuer, vocalist, and Mr.. Dud-
ley Lytton Smith, violinist. The pro-
gram to be given, follows:
Organ, "Suie Religioso". ...... Dubois
Vocal, Here Ye, Israel" aria from
Elijah" :. ......... .Mendelssohn
Miss Clara A. Heuer.
Organ, Lamentations" 80. .Guilmant
Violin solo Observation-Disclosures. Hubay
Mr.. D. L. Smith.
Organ, variations on an American
air .................. ..Flagler
Vocal solo, Longing" Scheve
Miss Heuer.
Organ-(a) Fugue in G minor. Bach
OBJ "The Answer" .......
Vocal solo, ave Maria" Bach Gounod
Miss Hsler. (Cello obligato, Mr..
Smith.
Organ-Three popular arrangements
(a) Spring Song. Eddy
(b) Sererlade. Schubert eMaire
(c) Largo ........ Handel Whitney
Selected.
Organ, March, "Pomp and Circum-
stance ........ ............. Edgar.