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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-10-27

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auHoen itotffano. 5ohIte aue Soroe
rllngen pronipr aus uno ole 9eamter
oes SSnititutes erflGren. 0aB morger
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ais Oh Die Saae uollia norHtuI mare
gieip gorf. %. Cft.
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den Die Serren 5. 9ierpont @torgar
uuo sSames Stillntan. @raiiOent Oel
ytational Sin @auf. IN GROCER Gil,
i'm Wianbdttan &otel bel Dem Sdoat
amtslefretdr GorteIpou Dor. Seri
9lorgau lehnic es al. iib iraen0miC
iiber ben 3iued hires @eiudles sn iii.
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leiht ip1ter eine grfldruug oeroiieut-
lidjt mer0eu.
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9lelu gorf, "a. Oftober.
9Ils Sic altn0e pou ser 3ablnnQs,
einiteaumg Der n9niderboder Eruit
@ompanD" in Die Ntmeilt BON SStalN-
nerH bepobiten @caeu0en aelau9te.
serietben 0ie S0bne oes ionnigen
StalienS ioiort in Oie gr0Be SIuire.
gung mo mahten einen 9lniturni
aui Die Dollar Sapinas 9mf" mel.
de iih in Ser 9id6e ser Tiliale ser
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Nas obengenannte ganf SSnititut
iih in finan5iellen SdnpprigfGten
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Gin.
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paup, 0eren Sauptquartier Iid in
Carton bgfinoet mo Silialen in
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Sbiiren. 9ls @runO iiir oen 9anfe.
rott miro Oie llumogIihfeit. oie &C.
turitdten, aHf Die Dor eiuem SSabre
oie Suaipan Gruit COMPANY $AO0..
600 borgte 81 pertauien. Nlan
9loubt. oaB ) ole Depoiitoren uif)ts
nerlieren meroen
Mud oie S}eDe ano Grns 9ant
pon Gariou. nit 5iliaIeu in Como.
pab, @oIOiielO Wtanbattau unO 9c.
no, bat Die 3ablrmgen eiugeiteat. an.
aebliCb nir iiir 0ie 9auer BON Orei
IageH, mann iie meitere 8aoraelo-
9orratbe per @rpreB 81 erbalten
boiit.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
ELDRED

p. c. Eldred spent Saturday and
Sunday in Stuart talking anti-license,
RIB. Trueman, of the Sanders Fertil-
zer Co., was among his friends here
this week,
Mrs. VIM. Pomeroy is looking for
ward this week to visit from her
sister, Miss Margaret Holmes of st.
Augustine.
The friends of S. II. Ankeney will be
glad to learn that he has survived his
initiation and settled down to study at
Columbia College Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and daughters
are spending several weeks in the
mountains Of \. c, Will Frantz Joined
them last week and will remain until
their return,
A. b. Hamor. r. V. Ankeney, Geo.
Burnett, y. d. Ankeney, Geo. Saeger,
X. s. Thomas and Chas. McMeekin,
attended the tlial Of the Dad making
machine ut Oslo, making the trip in
MIR. Burrett's launch
Chas. McMcekin, who has been spend.
ing the summer with his cousin, Mrs.
Abdlll, has purchased place here and
VIII become permanent resident Mr..
McMeekin and family have made MANY
| friends here who are glad 10 learn of
ms intention to remain among US.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
Col Brvan'. Illustrated Book of Travel

The success of Col. Bryan's new book
"The Old World and Its Ways gives
striking testimony to its hold on t"e
popular mind, 1t reconnts AMI proio'',
" illustrates his recent journey around
the world. II has ben issued hV'
months. and we are advised that IN
that snort period, four large editions
aggreralng 1000 copies have been
called for. The reports OF agents
which have heen submitted to US, would
Indicate that the demand for 1t is wcd
nigh spontaneous and universal 'ha'
IT. exceeds that for any other book pub
ished for Inc sGl Scription trade since
the period Of "Grant'g Memoirs, co.,
Rrvap's hook with Ike au"cesS depcndS
MOO, no sympathetic element for It's
strength. Bat il .a5 On the part ct
.lt veorle the entGring feeling Of per-
sonal confidence IN IT." gr"a, moral ana
Intellectual integrity Of IT. author.
1t h-s an equally pronounced admlra-
,or tov It. brilliant abilities, and Che
untiriag energy that enabled him to
cover the world ii his noted iuur AMI
to photograph and !eJc!ih' 1t "a IRIS IN
imitablc way. Without ohlcu place
Cob Bryan is everywhere regarded, at
home and abroad as Il vital force IN
American affairs. As q student Of men
and Of government, and Of govern
mental conditions, his observations and
conclusions profoundly interest the peo-
pie. Hence the great sale of his book,
descriptive Of men and things seen dur
NC his noted tour around the world and
through the Nations. 1t is vitali2ed by
81 artistic engravings, from photo
graphs taken by him or under his super
'ision, representing men, places and .
hingS that interested him and that es-
,ecially interested every American /.
eader. 1t is a most unique presenta-
ion of wonderfully interesting jour
ley that has caught the attention Of
he people, and met with great demand. .
t is sold only through soliciting agents. f.
The Thompson Publishing Company,
Il. Louis, Mo-, are the fortunate pub
ishers. They advertise for agents in
mother column of this issue.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
RIO.

Max Gehlert transacted business in
stuart the first of the week.
Dr' Fan'.andngha Of Fort Pierce,
was seen at Rio this week.
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Christianaon spent
u couple of days at Jensen last week.
WIN, Bench went up on the train Ia
Jensen Tuesday to attend t. some bust.
ness.
Mrs. Jack Speers OF Stuart was spend.
ing the day with her SISTER, Mrs. Chas
Glass.
). kirching came down from Fort
fierce last Saturday evening and spent
few days at Rio. ~
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. Glass are the
happy parents of baby boy born
Wednesday, October 9th.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
EDEN,

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Mccall, of Mich.
lgan, are house guests of Mrs John
Miller, We hope they will become res.
idents here. ''"' e''
Miss Ciarine Wolfe entertained few
OF her friends at Sunday dinner. Miss
tiarlne Is 2 charming young hostess
All enjoyed her hospitality.
Mrs. s. F: Webb is a visitor for =
few days of Mr.. and Mrs, VIM ~ a
h h"ri,s Oh walton, Fla, during her hus-
Ladies Aid Society of the Conpre
gatlonal church held its monthly brsi.
ness session and social at the home "f
mr.; D. q. Wey Monday afternoon Tbe
iadles are working hard for bazaar r.
be given early in December. W
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

OCAIA will be- the of Il coming
ont" convention to be held on Friday,
November H. The railroads will prob
ably provide reduced rates, and there
will be a basket dinner and brass
band and plenty Of eloquent speaking.
1t is a convention at which everybody
in the State is invited to attend. There
will probably he some interesting de
velopments from this mass meeting,
and new crop of candidates will doubt
less be ON the political market.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

Most newspapers in Florida now
stand out uncompromisingly forprohlb-
ition, temperance and good morals in
the counties in which they are pub
lishod, 1t is encouraging, commend
able, respectable and it is right, and
the very best results are daily coming
from the work they are doing, even If
a county does occasionally go wet. The
the Southland will be the most temper.
ate, religious and moral of all sections.
Before many years the whiskey traffic
will be driven from our whole country,
and maybe from our county in its pres.
ent license form. Exchange,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

AFTER reading the newspapers print
ed in Florida, we arise from the task
with feeling of pride. We certainly
have some good editors in Florida.
They are brainy, and exercise their
brain power generally along right lines.
These big, brainy fellows are not con
fined to any one newspaper nor 10 the
big newspapers, either. Some articles
appearing in some of the weekly news
papers printed in some Of the smaller
towns this week would be q credit t,
any newspaper in the United States.
We feel proud of our editorial contem.
porarcs, Ocala Banner,
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

TO comply with the law requiring
separate waiting rooms for white and
colored patrons the Florida East Coast
railway has engaged large force of
carpenters and builders to remodel the
waiting rooms along the entire line of
the railway. The force will be divided
into four gangs and will be distributed
along the road to facilitate the work.
There are forty stations requiring at
tenton and many of these will be en-
larged to meet the new conditions.
Some of the stations are spacious and
a partition will be sufficient in such
instances, but on the whole, the work.
men will be forced to push operations
in order to complete the work by the
18th of November, when the new law
becomes effective.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

MANY Of our readers may be interest
cd in the following information regard
ing the burial places Of Florida men
who wore the gray in the SOS, In
Cypress Hill National cemetery, New
York, are the graves of about 200 Con-
feaerate soldiers who died while prison
ers there, among whom were found the
following names: ]. |. Kelly, Fifth
Florida; Levi Weeks, Fifth Florida; j.
Cannon, Ninth Florida w, d. Wynn,
J. j. Dixon, regiments not stated, In
Frederick, Maryland, are many who
died in the Antetam campaign, among
are: J. McNeal, ]. K. White, G. B.
Gransham, Baxter S. Baxter, Eighth
Florida; c. Davis, Fifth Florida.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

Florida never saw nc"'o"nE' ''"p
at this stage than now hangs ca the
trees The fruit is smooth and clean,
and promising in quality beyond aIl pre-
ccdcnt The yield wil' ao smell, bat
the prices will be good. Itmly he that
the Gr, season is not altup ether an "V'
the more especially as complaints OF
shifting are not yet heard
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
Bids Wanted.

Bids for transporting school children
from st. Lucie Station, st. Lucie coun-
ty, Fla, to Fort Pierce school will be
received by the superintendent up to
Monday, November 4, 1907. The low
est or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. w. j. NEsBITT,
1927 Superintendent.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

A wet and dry election has been
called in Monroe county for Tuesday.
November 5. The petition contains
the names of about 40 per cent of the
registered voters.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11

m lax Collector G. E. button request
lHE TRIBUNE to announce that I'll i
censes not paid by the end of Octoh.,
VIII be placed in the hands of the Com So
ty Judge for collection. '"e N'oh-
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-10-11
WALTON.

Of Davtono. was in Walton on Tuesday.
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Frank Waters visited Fort fl'r'e on
/ sunday, The bay team VIII soon "'
| well informed rs to RON" an" "c"lo'"
Mr. and Mrs.. Hancock and scn "'
,SrIVrt were guv.u> ri Hr,kryc piapta-
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northern amt southern pui,.a.s OF thus
Statc,
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.'.tlon l.Iliav. ll' hqjimr from Font
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MIR, and Mrs. W, II. Harris are once
again under their own vine ana hg
tree after passing very pleasant .
two months in North Carolina and Ten /
nesSee, (but have not visited Ohio as
has been enormously reported) They .
are quite enthusiastic in their praises
Of courteous treatment received from
different hostelorics in which they have |
been entertained, especially SO Of the
Carnegie Hotel at Johnson City, Tenn,
and Green Park Hotel of Green Park, /
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
LA slTuAcloN soBRE EsTADo Es
SIMPLE.

IYHNM
La situacion respecto al estado
es simple y puede manifestarse
en- unas pocas palabras. La pro-
posici6n ante Ell pueblo es que
una convention constitutional
debe ser tenida, la cual Sc com.
pondra de los delegates electos
en- ell pasado Noviembre y ESQ sin
costo para Ell pueblo, y que una
constitution sea fraguada para
someterla al Congreso en- case
que ell Presidente Roosevelt con-
acknowledgements Ell pro-
veto. Este sera averiguado por
ell Gobernador Curry durante
las pocas semanas proximas, 81
gobernador, que es un fuerte y
ardiente soportador del estado y
cree que es mejor para 81 pueblo
y para Ell pals en- general que
Nuevo Mexico sea pronta mente
admitido en- 10 hermandad de es-
tados, presentara 81 asunto en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
HA LLEcADo Ell TEMPO DE IRA,
BAJAR PoR EsTADo.

The Pueblo Chieftain es de OPT
Mon que Ell pueblo de Nuevo Me-
xico deberia procurar estado
durante Ia session venidera del
Congreso Sexagesimo. Aunque
81 peri6dico dicho cree que las
probabilidades de exito no son
muy brillantes, aconseja, noobs-
tante, accion valerosa y expedita
y ungran esfuerzo para asegurar
accidn favorable de parte del
Presidente Roosevelt y del Con-
greso Sexagesimo, en- esta cues
ton tan importante para 81 Te
rritorio de Nuevo Mexico. The
Chieftain dice en- un editorial:
"Existe un sentimiento fuerte
entire Ell pueblo de Nuevo Mexico
en- favor de tener una convention
constitutional or aquel Terrific
rio en- fecha temprana ypresen-
tar al Congreso una constitution
de estado complete y lista para
"a aprobaci6n de la legislature
nacional.
''Se urge I'M apoyod de este plan
que 81 Congreso estaria mejor
dispuesto a dar consideration
una CONSTRUCTION com
pleta que fuese ~presentada y Ia
cual llcvase 10 aprobaci6n del
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, que q
IN acta de habilitaci6n gu e per
al pueblo de Nuevo Me
xico fraguar una constitution
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

NAL A|N ". NM.
Molestias del estomago, enfermeda.
des del corazon Y rihones, pueden ser
Embellishments curadas con una re
ceta conocida por los boticarios de to
das parties Ia del Reconstituyente del
Or. Shoop. I'll Immediate Y sorpren
dente alivio que este remedIo inme
diatanente trae es enteramente debi
do a su reconstituci6n, sobre los ner'
vIos conductores del est6mago, etc,
I'm est6mago debil, causa Dyspepsia,
i'm coraz6n debil con palpitaci6n 0
pulse intermitente, signifca siempre
nervios del est6mago debiles q del co
razon. Deles vigor q estos nervios
interiores con ell Reconstituyente del
DR.. Shoop Y vera Guar pronto desapa'
recen estos males. Ell DR.. Shoop en-
Racine, Wis. mandarA muestras gra-
tbs por correo. Solicitelas. Una prue.
ba 10 convencera. rs de gran valor
hacer esta prneba por su salud. De
yenta por todos los b~oticarlos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

81 Ell Cafe ~verdadero, descompone SUI
est6mago, su coraz6n 8 ~rihones, en-
t6nces prueve gran imitacion De cafe.
Cafe-salud del Or. Shoop. Ell DR..
Shoop muy detenidamente ha imitado
en- SAILOR Y aroma q los cafes de Java
y Moca. sin embargo de no contener
en- u l~ngredientes nj I'm solo grano
del cafe verdadero. lei Cafe-Salud del
Dr, Shoop esta hecho de granos tost9-
dos Q cereales, con malta, nueces, etc.
Hecho en- I'm minute. No hay ESQ de
Ia larga y aburrida espera. Con se-
guridad le agradara. Pase .por una
muestra gratis 4 nuestro estableci-
miento.-Cartwright & Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

suieta d Ia aprobaci6n dol presi.
dente como tue hecho on q caso
de Oklahoma.
"Tambien Sc raclama que 81
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico mAni-
fest6 ~ deseo sincere y formal
on favor del estado votando por
ell plan do nstado consolidate
propuesto por 81 Congreso, yque
ahora Sc hslla en- mejor posici6n
para pedir IL admission que 81
pueblo de Arizona que vot6 en-
contra dc estado consolidate,
tDesgraciada mente, debe al.
mitlrse que las prcbabilidades no
son buenas para Ii admission de
Nuevo Mexico. Pero ESQ no es
rsz6n para que 81 pueblo deaquel
'4errit0rlO falte en- hacer 10 que
lie corresponds en- 81 asunto. FL
pueblo de ambos territories Nue.
70 Mexico y Arizona estA justs-
mente intitulado aadmision como
estado separado, y no deben dar
tregua su campana hasta que
tengan 6xito, rs buena politica
tener una convention constitu.
yadoptar una reconstruction,
y 81 Of proximo Congreso no adj
ell nuevo estado tai ves 81
siguiente 10 har&,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

Ningdn hogar es tan ~placentero, sin
atenci6n a las comodidades que ell di,
nero puede comprar. como cuando to-
da Ia familia SO halla en- perfecta So
lud. Una botefa del Jarabe Frutal
Orino Laxative cuesta so centavos.
Curara q TODD miembro de Ia familia
de constipation, jaqueca Q NAL de es.
tomago.-De venta en- la Farmacia de
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

nu ssta ofiolua u vsndsn sods
|ciass d blancos proplos para Loo dIfs
rentee ofieiales. Lon preoios sop mo
diooe J d elcapse d to1os Ios que ne.
osaitAn talos artcelos. A las perso
nas Vue vengAn 4 . ,afueFa les aconseja,
mos ODE cuando vensau 4 Ia plaza e
disnen visitar y oficina del Nuevo Ne
xicano , encontrarAn todos los blsn1
cos n~ecesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

En- esta olcina Sc venden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dlfe.
rentes oficialea. 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
dignen visltar Ia oflcina del Nuevo
Mexicano y encontraran todos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

DEL DR.. SRoop
FISCHER DRUG coMPANiA,

sus verdaderos dolores ante el
p~residente, y 81 fuere possible
asegurara su favor, APPRECIATION y
ayuda en- 81 plan.
Los delegados electos ca No
viembre pasado fueron legal
mente escogidos y Sc admite que
entire ellos algunos de los mejo.
res ciudadanos estan incluidos;
y en- realidad, muchos de ellos
han tenido mucha experiencia en-
asurtos pdblicos, han ocupado
empleos importantes y en- mu-
chas mancras estAn admirable
mente calidcados para tomar
parte en- las deliberaciones de tai
cuerpo va pagan sus propios
gastos durante la session. Por 10.
tanto, ell pueblo podria y deberia
ser ell ganancioso con la tenencia
de Ia convention y con la formu.
laei6n de una constitution que
contengalas provisiones mejores,
mas justas y mas efectivas que
tienen las CONSTITUENCIES de los
As estados, y que seria un mo-
delo en- todos respectos y un
documento tan fuerte y. justoI
como ell cerebro y Ia mente hui
mana pueden producer.
Sobre esta materia ell comento
siguiente del Albuquerque Citi
zen sobre la actitud tomada por
eI Optic de Las Vegas es peril
nente. Lee ash:
"The Las Vegas Optic s opone
todavia d la reunion de Ia conven-
ci6n constitutional, no sabemos
con que Fundamental. The Optic
dice que la convention no tendria
sutoridad y que seria una perdi.
Ia de tempo y dinero. Ahora,
,omo a los delegates Sc pedira
lue sirvan sin paga. y la mayor ,
oarte de ellos han dicho va que !
,stan d~isruestos a hacerlo asf, ,
IS di6cil yer donde ell pueblo en- ,
puede desperdiciar d.
Zero 8 tempo. 81 ell Optic leyese
Citizen 8 ell Nuevo Mexicano de- !,
as pocas semanas pasadas nota- =
q que ell G~obernador Curry ha !
,nunciado que esta en- favor de !.
|ue Sc reuna 10 convention en- ell !
vento que ell presidente con- :
en- favorecer ell estado, !,
parece probable q esta .
az6n." !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

En- la mayoria de casos ell tfsis pro
viene de un resfrido desculdado 8 ira
tado impropiamente. La Mel de AL
quitran de Foley cura las t6ses mas
obstinadas 8 impide resultados graves.
No os cuesta mas que las preparacio-
mes desconocidas Y debeis insistir en-
que os den la legftima en- Ell empaque
amarillo.-De venta en- la Farmacia de
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
DocumgNTos AIsroRlcos DE VA.

''SsOUtSoo OE VA
Lon.
FL traslado de los archives to
rritoriales Washington aumen
ia el valor de todos los documen
tos hist6ricos que quedan en- 81
Territorio.
Hace dos amos que la Sociedad
Historical hizo una compra muy
a~fortunada cuando obtuvo los
paoeles pertenecientes al finado
Donaciano Vigil que tuvo una
multitud de empleos bajo los go.
biernos Mexicano Americana,
pues en- la collection Sc italian
cast todos los -papeles originates
references a 10 ocupaci6n ameri.
cana.
Hay otra collection de docu.
mentos hist6ricos en- Nuevo Me.
xico, que Sc extiende desde 1899
hasta 1910, y es muy complete,
no solamente en- asuntos relacio.
nados al Territorio, sino con una
historic del mismo Mexico. Con.
tiene muchos documentos refe.
rentes a 10 primera revoluci0n
Mexicana y al Imperio bajo Itur-
bide. Hay muchos papeles fir.
mados por todos los gobarnado.
res Mexicanos durante el TEMPO
de la Repdblica, v esta especial
mente LENA dc material tocante
a la Revolucion de 1882 cuando
fu6 muerto ell Gobernador Perez.
Hay tambien varios papeles re-.
a la invasion tejana por
la titulada expedition de Santa
Fe. Algunos de estos document
tos estan firmados por ciudada.
nos bien conocidos que sobrevi.
vieron hasta la presente genera.
ci6p, como Don Diego Archuleta
Y Don Jose Pablo Gallegos. Esta
collection ha sido mantenida en-
>rden perfecto por mas de Sc.
'ente amos, y las circunstancias
IAN dado oportunidad para su /,
,ompra por la Sociedad Historical
7 su consecuente conservation
m lugar SECURE, por una suma !,
'omparativamente pequena. Co. ]
no los documentos Sc reheren 4
as eras Espa1ola y Mexicana Sc !
'ree apropiado que ell dinero re. {
Luerido para la cCmpra deberla !
'er contribuido por ciudadanos :
'ativos que SO interesan en- tales
materials, y el Hon. L. Bradford
Prince, presidente de la Socie. ,
lad, esta dirigiendo cartas al
mos pocos de tales ciudadanos !
'idiendo contribuciones. al mis- :
no tempo donativos de dinero {
ARA este obiete serAn recibidos q
on gratitud y serviran al mismo , !
Tempo de mucho. !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05
Alvoroto Entire Minsros on Los
CerhIlos.

Especial al Nuevo Mexicano.
Cerriilos, N. M Oct. layer
fue dia de pago en- ell ferrocarril
Atchisop, Topeka y Santa Fe, y
varios mexicanos que trabsjan
con Ia compania tomaron licor en-
demasia, emborrachandose mu-
chic y luego Sc pusieron a pelear.
NiDguIo result6 herido de grs-
vedad. Tres mexicanos y una
negra estan en- la c8rcel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-10-05

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