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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
SHE CARRIES FORTUNE.
Muscatine Woman Is Afraid Of The
Banks.

Muscatine Woman Is Afraid of The
Banks.
Muscatine.-Fear Of banks and
bankers led Mrs. John Whitmroe of
this city to carry around for years 49,.
900 in bank notes in a pouch tied to
her neck, according to a statement
she made under oath here in the TAX.
ing of testimony in the bankruptcy,
proceedings in which her husband is
the principal figure.
Mrs. Whitmore also testified that
she loaned this money to her hus.
basd. When the latter sought the
aid of the Debtors law he included
in his schedule of debts a claim Of
$4,000 due his wife for money Dor.
rowed and invested in the business.
The other creditors have rudely dis.
puted the validity Of the item and the
point is the most delicate one which
Master in Chancery Antrobus of Bur-
lington has before him Mrs. Whit.
more said she had been working
since she was sixteen, had been fru-
gal, and had saved her money and
had also been given substantial cash
presents by relatives, all of which
Went into the pouch.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

Mrs. I. P. Ha.lock is reported as
growing weakly daily.
S. P. Daugaard was in Extra on a
business call Monday evening.
Arthur B)om Is now clerking in
the Hans Hansen general store.
Merchant Hansen was out in the
country Monday at Peter Beck's
on business.
Miss Ruby Chamberlain will teach
out in Audubon township IN No.
this spring.
Nels B. Christensen, residing three
miles east of Elk Horn, was in Bray
ton on business Monday.
John Curry of Atlantic visited
Sunday with his wife at the L. p.
Hallock home in Oakfield.
The section boss is patiently wait
ing to hear the welcome message
"Put your full force of men to work
OR the road"
T. j. McGovern and Mr.. Cham
bers bought and unloaded a CIR of
as fine Nebraska baled hay as ever
was seen in Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Heath left last
week for Virginia where they will
view the country before going to
visit her relatives in Maine.
Hans M. Hansen, once business
man of Brayton but now of Atlantic,
was in town Monday setting up
some machinery for Marion Jenkins.
Ticket sales at Brayton for Febru-
airy, 1882 80; stock forwarded "A cars,
barley, car; ice, 3 cars; butter,
$4,000 pounds. Lumber received,
"a cars.
Mrs. Frank Basham returned to
Extra Monday evening after visiting
her father, George Cannon who is
now improving and able to sit up
most of the time.
j. G. Hardman attended the big
stock sale out in Shelby county this
week and from there he went to
Missouri with the intention of buy.
ing carload of mules.
Rasmussen Brothers sold the Oak
field township school board 2475
concrete blocks AXIS inches in thick
ness for the nine storm caves they
propose to build, one at each school
house. The firm commenced max
ing blocks and tiling Monday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
SEEKS COMMON GROUND.

Governor johnson Favors A National
Conference.
Minneapolis, Mimi, March 17.-In
view of the proposed extension of fed
eral authority in the regulation of
railroads. Governor Johnson has sug.
gested that national conference be
called by the president, presumably
at Chicago. to reach common under.
standing as to the powers to be exer-
cised by the Individual states.
Governor Johnson was moving
spirit in the national insurance con.
ference, and would have the transport
tation conference along similar lines,
with representatives of the various
states and of the interstate commerce
commission in attendance. He re-
CARDS federal regulation as the ulti-
mate ideal, and, believes that a get
ting together at this time would do
much to achieve that result harmon
iously.
The governor proposes to place his
idea in definite form and submit it to
President Roosevelt
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Fe Railroad company.

santa Fe RaIlroad company.
The Palmers lived in good style on
Fortieth street near Grand avenue.
That the desire to have his daughter
and wife move IN fine society was his
weakness has been confessed by him
on different occasions. On one occas'
ion he pleaded with creditor who
held claim against him and threat.
ened suit by saying: "Such suit
would disgrace my daughter and wife.
They are moving in society and it
would hurt them. Give me little
time and will pay"
His fan. if it were such, however,
did not slacken the pace. Mother
and daughter still maintained their
home and went and dressed as we'll as
ever.
Now the son has gone and it is
claimed is short $4,000 in his ac'
counts. The possibilities Of two men
have been sacrificed upon the altar OF
pride.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

Henry Bell shipped a car of fat
hogs to Des Moiues one day last week.
Miss Clara Ordway was in Extra
Saturday and again on Monday ON
business.
Ed Wood and wife of Audubon
were Saturday night guests of j.. e..
Kelley aad wife.
Chris Hoegh, John Larsen and
Ingvard Birk were Omaha business
visitors last week.
George A. Arnold, the grain office
manager, was in Omaha one day
last week on business.
Tom Butford and wife will soon
leave for Bridgewster where he will
work in cement factory.
Frank Medearis of Atlantic, visit
ed with his sister, Mrs. Sam Schartt
last week ere he departed for Idaho.
Miss Anna Christensen went to
Extra Monday for weeks visit at
the home OF her brother, +. M, the
jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat McVey of Anita
spent Sunday out at his son, Charley
NlcVey's, returning home Monday
evening.
LOST:-A yearling light red
heiter, about two weeks ago. Finder
please notify William Hoegh, Bray
ton, Iowa. m %
Thielen & McGovern shipped out
from Saturday night week ago I'M
til Monday evening of this week
eighteen cars of hogs and one car Of
cattle.
N. j. Christensen, of the Elk Horn
hotel was in town last week hauling
out lumber for an addition to his
hotel in anticipation of the rush
when che new railroad enters the
town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Oakfield and Brayton
Mrs. Harter is much improved in
health this week.

Mrs. Harter is much improved in
health this week.
Mrs. A. P. Anderson is reported
quite i'll with neuralgia.
George Jones sold fine team Of
work horses for $3.50 cash.
D. w. Powers made a business
call IN Extra Monday evening.
Nels Jorgensen went to Marie last
week to work on nearby farm.
Tells Leigan and wife have the
care of a sick babe which is quite i'll.
Mrs. Albert Bintner is great SUIT
ferer now from an attack of
rheumatism.
John Berg left Monday evening
for Missouri where he will purchase
a carload of mules.
Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Miller
have commenced housekeeping in the
north end of the store.
Oral Jones is improving rapidly
from the injuries he received by the
explosion Of his rife three weeks ago.
Miss Estella Leigan is again work
ing for Mrs. Ellis Cannon, while she
is engaged in teaching her spring
term of school.
Hans Hansen, west of Brsyton,
sold three cars of fat cattle to Blakes-
lee Of Marine, who shipped them to
Chicago the same day.
Frank jenkins has Just received a
two-year- horse from Davenport
which it is reported cost MDCCCL
dollars,-a pretty nice sum and a
nice horse.
Henry Burton is reported as being
much improved in health this week
under the care OF our local physician
and careful nursing Of j. r. Berry of
Extra who has been there the past
two weeks.
Kleuver Brothers, west of town,
shipped a car of exceptionally nice
fat cattle to Chicago Saturday, Emil
Kleuver accompanying them to look
after their welfare aud to see that
they brought the proper prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. Robinson, late
of Chicago, visited last week at the
home of her parents, j. G. Hardman
and wife. He was principal of the
Oakfeld schools two or three years
ago. They will soon commence
housekeeping again in Atlantic
where he has secured situation in a
business house.
There are two tickets in the field
in Brayton this year with but two
candidates chances in doubt The
Citizens Ticket has the names OF:
S. r.. Nelson for Mayor;
| Marion Jenkins, Councilman for
three years;
F. l.. Freeman, Councilman for
three years;
Hans Hansen, Councilman for
two years;
| Nels Sorenson, Councilman for
one year;
w. r Koob, Treasurer;
George A. Arnold, Assessor;
l.. 2. Rasmussen, Clerk;
The Peoples Ticket has the names
of the same candidates on their ticket
except T. j. McGovern, Councilman
for three years is pitted against f. l..
Freeman and j. F. Jensen, Council
man for one year against Nels
Sorensen.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
ExTRAvAeANcE THE CAUSE.
Father And Son Sacrificed on Altar Of
Pride.

Pride.
Des Moines.-'rhe defalcation and
disappearance of Ralph Palmer, city
ticket agent for the Milwaukee rail-
road in Des Moines. marks the second
act in pathetic drama, wherein the
ruling passion was pride.
For, as Ralph Palmer yielded to a
temptation to help keep his mother
and sister in high society and thus
wrecked his young life, so his father,
but little over year ago, fell victim
to the same weakness, and because
of doubtful financial dealings lost mis-
position as ticket agent here in Des
Moines for the .Atchison, Topeka &
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
WE'D IN A CHOP suEY CAFE.
Charles Yong Yong Wins A White
Girl As His Bride.

STII ms TITS bITUS.
Sioux City.-An unusual wedding
took place in the chop suey establish.
ment Of Charles Yong Yong, China.
man, aged 2S, who was the groom.
Cora Thompson, aged 10, a TALL fine
looking blonde white girl with blue
eyes, was the bride. They met about
year ago in Chicago, where Yong
ran a chop suey joint. The girl came
to Sioux City from Chicago, and the
ceremony was performed without de-
lay by the Rev. Harry Huntington
boys secretary Of the Y. M. G. A.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

this school. II was most touching
sight to witness this old feeble gen.
tleman shaking hands with the
youths and speaking words Of kind
ness to each of them. He expects to
go to Wyoming whore he will live
with one of his sons
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

/! Examine all the farm tools now. If
new parts are found to be needed you
will have plenty Of time to order
them and get them in place, and If
repairs you can make are needed you
will have plenty of time to make
them. And how glad you will be
when the machine or tool is wanted
that it is in working order,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21
Wanted At Once!

Jens Christoffersen, who resides
four miles west of Brayton, wants
a hired man for summer. Apply
to him at once. If
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

Dairy stables should have plenty Of
windows, well distributed. Then from
each window frame remove some Of
the small lights Of glass and place
over the opeptug muslin curtain,
stretched tightly. This will allow q
free passage Of fresh air without a
draft, and will make the stable sweet
and wholesome.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

A new system Of corn culture seeks
to retard the over-production of stalk
in the early history Of the plants
growth and later when the plant is
ready to ear stimulating the develop.
ment Of the ear by the use of fertiliz-
.ers and cultivation.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-21

It is estimated that one chickadee
bird will destroy $500 cankerworm
eggs in one day, or 1880 eggs dur.
ing the rs days 1t takes the moths to
crawl up the trees In March. It will
pay you to entice the little birds to
your orchard by hanging suet or beef
bones to the limbs Of the trees.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Para provar su merito, permitame
mandarle gratis algunos muestras del
Reconstituyente del DR.. Shoop Y cual-
uu.era de mis- libros en- Dyspepsia, CO.
razon 0 Rinones. Escribame, Dr.
shoop, Racine, Wis. Malestar del
estomago, corazon 0 rinones son sem
cillamente slntomas de n enferme-
dad anterior. No haga la eq~uivocacion
como por 10 general es hecha Y Sc cure
los sintomas solamente. Curar los
sintomas es curar 81 resultado de Ia
enfermedad y no la causa. Debilidad
de los nervios del estomago-los ner'
vios interiores-signifca nerviosidad
nara siempre. Asi tambien como para
eli corazon y riuones estos- organos
tienen sus nervios interiors; que los
gobiernan. Cuando estos nervios Sc
delibitan acknowledgements SO tiener
que delibitar los organos whales, J
en- este es en- 10 que el Reconstituy
ente del DR.. Shoop ha hecho su fama
Ningun otro iremedio pretende cura'
los ~"nervios interiors;" Tambien e
usado para ~hinchazones, biliosldad
nal alieno, 0 palidez el R~econstituy
ente del DR., shoop, Escribame por u
libro gratis del Reconstituyente del d
Shoop. De venta por Fischer Dru
Company.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
ReunatiSmO

Hs dsscubierto, probable y expedmentado un
Rsusdio para al Reumatiamo No una medicine
que dsvuelvs Ia eiAsticidad d los miembroa con-
trsidos por Ia enfermedad. rro e. impossible
Zero d IN renedio que con seguridad aeaps con
q dclor } los sufrimientos dc esta, fAsta ahofa'
tenids enfermedad.
m AismanIa--de IN quimIco dc pohmstadt--
sbtuve q insredisnse que psrfeeeiond, tfuerA ds
toda duda, ei Rsmedio Reumdtico del Dr. shoop'
ain este ingredlente, "a antes hab'a obtsnidc
eumciones en- muchos, muchos casos dc reutnA'
sdsuo; pero shorA, sin exeepcion, euia todos los
oasos curables, de las distintas formas dei keu'
nstiamo. Disuelve. a igual que e aqua al aza'
car, Loo gfanos de veneno reumatico que notan
a Il sanfre. RlIminados del sistcma estos grs'
nor, que son semejantes q los de arena, e reuma'
tiamo y sus dolores habrdn desapsrecido pArs
a;empre. No hay rason nj excuse para sesu'I
,.deeisndo. cuando Sc tiene ia mediclna positive
mano. vsndsmos y recomendamos 81
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
YpoaouE HABIA DE- HABER
oBRADO DE OTR0 M0D0 FL


Tn gran aullido, a'bofoto y a.
berinto Sc ha levantado porque
ell Delegado W. H Andrews ere
70 ser en- pro de los intereses
preferences dc esta comumdad y
cspecialmente para lien del par
lido Republicaho de- Nuevo Me-
xico, hacer trabajo fuerte para
releyar al Gobernador Hager'
man. Ahora, Sporque. no habia
de haberlo hechoasi2 Fl Gooer'
nador Hagerman ciertamente no
|tenia NADIA que esperar q mapos
del Defegado Andrews osus ami
ros q de los miles de los Repuoli
canos que sostuvleron y votaron
por Andrews en- Ia election pasa'
Ida. Hagerman y su cllca hlcie'
ron cuanto pudieron por la de'
rrota dc Andrews, que era e.
nomlnado regular Republicanc'
' Dor la derrota de candidates.
Republicanos para empleos leg's'
lativos y de condado, en- todos los
condados donde podian haceI
algo. Ahora, 5que obligacior
tenia ell delegado para con Mr.
Hagerman SDebia Mr.. An
drews haber sostenido aeste al
limo despues de que hubo hech'
cuanto podia para derrotar q TO-
nominados del partido Repubil
cauo en- la election pasada y des
pues que habia asegurado per'e
dicos amarillos que de una mi
/, uera acrimoniosa vehemente
ininsta atacaban al delegauo 9
. SD registro Official, asi como tan
: bien sus procedures como hon
: bre y como ciudadanoY
ST Ell Gobernador Hagerma
; esteraba Quartet cuando Sc ded
: cS 4 la carrera que siguio dura'
? tie su incumbencia en- 81 emple
conto Supplements sin "a reva
6cha que estsba segura de ven
: en- debido curse de tempo, q'
. vino.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
MuERE DE UNA cAlpA
DE sEsENTA PIES

Especial al Nueyo Mexicano,
Artesia, N. M, Abril ~. Esta
marana, mientras trabalaba ARR
ba de la nueva torre de aqua que
Sc esta construyendo aqui. Phi-
lib Schallar, de diez y ocho AMOS
maouinista de Sioux Rapids
Iowa, perdl6 81 equilibrio y cayo
al suelo desde una altura de %
pies. Sc lie ~quebraron todos los
huesos de su cuerpo y su muerte
fue instantanea. FL terrible accl-
dente fue presenciado por varlas
personas que Sc hallaban en- re-
dedor de la torre miranda las
operaciones. Los parientes del
i6ven han sido notiicados y los
restos fueron llevados a un esta'
blecimiento de entierros hasts
yer que determine Ia familia DC
difunto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
FuNERALEs DEL flNADo
FRANCISCO ARMiJo oTEho

" |
Los funerales del finado Fran
cisco Armijo y Otero, vecino nato
de la plaza vieja de Albuquerque
' un ciudadano ~promlnente y
bien conocido del condado de
Berualillo, so veriticaron en- Ia
mafana del sabado pasado, y los
restos fueron sepultados en- 81
cementerio de Santa Barbara,
cerca de Albuquerque. Ell ina
do era miembro dc dos de las
familias mas antiguas y conocl
das del centric de Nusvo Mexico;
era hombre de respeto, y por
muchos amos fue prominente en-
los negocios politicos del conea'
do. Falleci6 Ell viernes antepa'
sado en- la Residential de la FAM
Tia en- la plaza vieja de una com
plicacion de Intermediates. Las
ceremonias funebres estuvieror
baio la direction de los padres
Jesuitas, Y acompanaron 81 cada
yer ciudadanos de prominencia
Ell 6nado tenia muchos amigos
en- esta ciudac a quienes visitab'
con frecuencia cuando era ma
i6ven.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
pAoANpo LA DEUDA
DE NEUvo MEXICO

Ell Tesorero Territorial Lew a.
trasmitio 81 microbes a
la ciudad de Nueva York una Il
branza por la suma de s4S'41o.
De esta cantidad Sc aplicaran
cuarenta mil pesos en- recoger
esa suma de bonos de gastos CO.
rrientes que Sc cumplea e. dia Z
de Mayo, y los restantes al page
del redito sobre toda la deuoa
amortizala debida ell Ola primero
de Mayo.
Ell tempo y opci6n de estos
bonos de gastos corrlentes fuS
veinte amos. Fueron expedidos
en- ode Mayo de 1887 baJo II
administration del Gobernadol
Prince y Ia emission original fu'
de $780, 900. Cincuenta mil pesos
mas seran debidos y pagadero'
en- 10. de Noviembre de 1907.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
Remedlo Reumatlco'
del Dr.. Shoop.
FISCHER DRUG coMPANIA.
Ell DEPARTMENT. ALA.
BA AL JUEZ ABBOTT
El Abogado Especial de los Pue-
bios Consigue 81 Decreta-
miento de una Ley.
FISCHER DRUG coMpANIA.

Ell Juez a. J, Abbott, abogado
especial de los lndios de Pueblo
en- Nuevo Mexico, recibio 81 Ia
mes pasado una carta del Depar'
tamento de Indios cump)imen'
tandole sobre 10 buena obra que
hizo en- procurar Ell pasaje y de-
cretamiento del proyecto de Ia
Camara No. 1870, un acta para i'm
pedir la venta de licores cmbria-
gadores q los indios del Terrific.
rio, i~nclusos los Indios de Pue-
bio. Ell despacho de indios ex.
presa su opinion de que con la
ayuda de esta ley ell tratico en-
bebidas embriagadoras d los in.
dios del Territorio sera grande'
mente disminuido 81 no parade
del TODD.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
vAoUERo Sc MATA
pEeoLLANposE
Especial Al Nueyo Mexicano.

Especial al Nueyo Mexicano.
Magdalena, n. NJ, Abril %.
Samuel Davis. un i0ven emplea'
do como vaquero en- el rancho de
Clement, veinte millas al sudoes-
lte de Magdalena, cometio suicl-
dio anoche degollandose con un
cortaplumas.
Aunque las heridas eran gra-
yes no causaron muerte media
ia. Sc paseo EN- sn cuarto cerca
de dos horas y finalmente Sc acos'
to en- la CANA donde murio desan
prado. La causa del suicidio fuf
desaliento por haber despilfarra
do y jugado una suma c~onsldera
Bile de dinero que So padre Y
mando de Texas, siendo este u
ganadero a%comodado.
Davis era reconocido como 9
mejor ginete del condado de So
zorro y era bastante popular.
I'll mismo fue su peor eneml
go.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Una c~omposlcion Maravulosa' cura
Almorrsnss, Eczema, Pal lrltada
erupciones, cortsduras y Las
tImaduras.

III Linimento do Doan es o. melor
,ratamIento para la piel y q mas pa
ratio, porQue so requiere tan POGO pa
"a curar. Cura almorranas dospuea
de amos dc tortura, cura casos opt'na'
dos do eczema. cura todas las irrita'
cones do la piel, cura e~rupcIones de
IL piel. Cura cortaduras, lastimaau'
ras' raspones y los cierra sin dear
ei~catrIces. Cura permanentemente
Testimonio dc Santa 70 10 prueba.
n Hermano Fabian, del coleglo ae
San Miguel, dice; "Estoy convencldo
que 81 LinImento de Doan tlene meri'c
Fue usado con exito en- I'M case qus
vino bajo mi observation, 10 auIenl'c'
dad de 10 cual tengo gusto on dar 81
una entrevista persona" ~.
De venta en- todas las bolicas. II
clio 70 centavos, Foster, Milburn 20,
pufralo. New York, unIcos agenies po'
los Estados unidos. ..,
Recuerden 81 nombre poan--y ~
tomen otro,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

ST padecels de Reumatismo Q
dolencias, pues ell Linimento
Snow de Ballard traera expedito
alivio. Els un remedio SECURE
para Torceduras, Reumatlsmo'
Mdsculos Encogidos todas las
dolencias y Sc halla al alcance de
todos. Precio 25c, SOC Y sl.oo.
6. r. Smith, Teneha, Texas, es
cribe: "He usado Ell Linimento
Snow de Ballard en- mi famiha
Dor amos y 10 he hallado IN rene
do excelente para todas las pun
zadas y dolencias. Lo recomien'
do para dolencias en- ell pecho-
De venta en- la Botlca de FISCHER
yCin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
6 IN rARRos.

Siempre tenemos en- mano I'm surti-
d, complete de pescado importado en-
tsrros, 81 cual es muy propio para Ell
almuerzo 9 par amerendar.
pescado en- tomato. tarros de una
libra, 25cts.
Pescado fresco, tarros de una libra
Tarros de una libra IS cts.
20cts.
Tarros oyalados de una libra, Fin
don Haddocks, S5cts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Ell Nuevo Mexicano la recibido
despachos de muchos ciudadanos
de muchas poblaciones del Terri
torio donde alcanza el TELEGRAPH,
expresando qualification y apro
bacion del proceder del Presi-
dente Roosevelt en- sustituir al
.Gobernador Hagerman con q
Captain George Curry. Elsenti
miento favorable es tan unanime
como cualquier cosa en- esa lines
|puede posiblemente serlo. E
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
pejad de Rezonaar'

Teneis 6xito Ia primera yez
usad Herbine y obtendreis allylo
instantaneo. FL mayor regula
dor para 81 higado, Una cura
positive para la Constipacion'
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Calofrios y
todas las Intermediates del higa-
do. Mr.. de Emory, Texas,
escribe: mi esposa he estado
usando Herbine para ella para
los ninos durante cinco amos, rs
nm remedio SECURE para Ia cons
.tipaci6n y febre malaria, cose
one esta sustanciada con 70 que
ia hecho por mi familla. d.
vcnta en- la Botica de Fischer y
Ola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
Ia RIA.

Nuestro concrete es Quartet general
para c~ompradores particulares de car
mes frescas. vendemos solamente car
ne in~speccionada por Ell ~gobierno, la
cual nos es mandada por expreso y la
cual es culdadosamente preservada de
contamination despues de que llega q
nosotr0s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

La Sra S Joyce, 1870 Sullivan
St. Claremont, N. H., escribe'
.,Hace cerca de un ano que COM
pre- dos botellas del Remedio dc
Foley para los Rinones. Me euro
de IN case severe de Nal de Ri
homes de que padecia hacia amos.
Es ciertamente una grande y
.buena medicina y cordialmente
10 recomiendo. De venta en- la
Farmacia de Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

rccien nombrado es bien conoci'
do, particularmente en- las parties
central y sudeste del Territorio'
Por 10 que toca al Gobernador
Hagerman. son muchos 'los ojos
que no derraman lagrimas por
~"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

Ell nal de rinones mata mas
gsnte que cualquiera otra enfer-
medad. Esto Sc debe q que la
enfermedad es tan insidiosa que
Sc concentra en- Ell sistema antics
de ser reconocida. Ell Remedio
de Foley para los Rinones impe,
dira 81 d~esarrollo de enfermedad
fatal 81 Sc tomare con tiempo-De
venta en- la Farmacia de Ireland,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
FL.oe IMPERIAL.

Aconsejamos que compren nuestro
buen pan durante ell verano, pero 81 ha-
cen su propio pan, no falten en- com
para la flor imperial, la cual es la me.
jor que hay en- 81 mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura de
pan. 50 libras por $1.75.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
GRATIS.

Cada yez que recibemos un cargo
mento de aceite de olivo. puesto en- vi
nagreras de CRYSTAL de medic cuartillo,
con retenedores de CRYSTAL, los cuales
Sc pueden usar en- Ia mesa para aceite
d vinagre, cada una vale 3bcts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04
NuEsrRo CAFE.

Els Ell mejor que Sc produce en- 81
mundo, 9 invitamos que compren en-
nuestro concrete y quedaran conyen-
cidos que es cleric 10 que anuncia
nos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-04

III ministro Que perturbo ala
congregation 81 domingo pasado
|tosiendo continuamente es supli
csdo de comprar una botella de
Ia Mel y AIqnitran dc Foley.
De venta en- Ia Farmacia de Ire
land