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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
Sold Horse 10 Leave Country

Isughsd At the Ozer Arabian horses
are not 20 easy . obtain IN America.
Soon after the minister reached
Washington Nu1dH Bey. according to
the siory told b. ths ehazriHsd minis
ter afterEaFd. suggested that be make
= gift of tie horse TO the Ne# Yorker,
and the gift vas made
few days ago 8ehmed All re-
eeivsd his recall He was stranded
Naturally the thought Of loan from
the NeT York cigarette manufacturer
occurred 70 him
Lend ne sg.00e until see my
father. wbe = yoH know. IS wealthy. =
~ wrote.
Had I known that your horse had
> string tied 70 II ! should never have
accepted e. came the startling reply.
II yBa Eish the horse back vii
return it To you. continued the curt
mlssive.
Desperate and incensed. the minis-
ter said Return IT, There came no
reply, It Is said
Co and get ny Arabian horse from
Sehsnasi.7 Mehmed All Bey wrote to
Davenport The cartoonigt went, but
came back without the horse. Thor
ougilly ouidone. the stranded minister
decided to turn over TO Davenport the
remaining horse of the pair. for he
had 70 have money. lie got il and left
America via Canada.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Pure Seed invsstlastions.-since the
publication Of bulletin Nc IS ~ tha
Iowa experiment station on Vitality.
Adulteration and Impurities II
Clover, Allalfa and Timothy SEED
a large amount OF important work has
been done along these lines. especially
from the standpoint Of purity and n
tally. The high price Of agricultural
seeds during the past year has made Il
especially important that buyers Be
suFe Of obtaining pure seed with =
high percentage OF vitality. The pas-
sage OF the pure seed Law has beep =
long step n the right direction. but
there is still large amount of seed
sod that i far below standard The
results Of the latest inyestIEatios In
this line have been published I'm buIla
Tin No. - Of the Iowa experiment sta
tion, which win be furnished free upon
application to the director, Prof c. :.
Curtiss, at Ames, IL.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19


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sares X - xsthe-.5 zuszts A. ths
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tarkgre1zd- And the nan must d1e-
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They Iookad o. zad EasEe1- Thea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

DCsITIosi5 = rsrsi carriers are rot
! ssgpose1 . b. Attractive 70 Won
~ and fas poztoEce department doea
not eaeoBrase thasr emyloyme-f al
s1cl. ~ - iaeEszzing aanbsr are lr-
sa1iaz tls rural delFefy Eei1. some
are regular czrnerz
Assimzat Pestnsgfer Ge5srsI De
GrsW S ssihgritT for fhe statement
fhzs waen EomeH obtain places as
rursl carriers they Invariably accep.
ebeezfaY re hzrsshfpz that accom.
pany tse wort la bal csnaasoas Of
sssd azs Eeafhsr
An ezaDpie q fhis enfhuslzsn ls
shoTn in . report received Al the de-
p2rtment ~ TIE case q Niaa LENA
geunot. who ls TIE substitute carrier
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
90 Trp. y Nsv.sIs &c -.

aq4zrs u ths gables % that fowls
o The psgehes bsrsath The roof can
b FsacEsd fr0u the outsids.
Z By patting 3 hinged gate large
+snGGA to admit the blade q hoe
sppcsits the en1 * the feed troagh 80
hat & nay be coAFsnlently cleaned
Eh@u ReeasHary.
Q. Laght dIagcnal braces Ia the cor
Gers wfl reader sseh eoops GFmer
snd nors eursble- Wires might IN
zo4hts1iy - used With advantage Tor
ghis pzrpose.
sseh e0Ops lave fFeqaeatly been
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19
MOVABLE WIRE COOPS FOR
THE GROWING CHICKENS
- - - . y. Aayaa.ag.. p p. -.

used wiih saiisisc9ry feA4ta isr c1--
aalng isuag hens during fle sumner
The care a 10 fowls Eiil axe rs-1sF
faefs nme cyan in aoaaes. ssf fhe ~
N ~ cop m0ged daily eoirss iAs
Dfobism n green feed s. naksz g
Dgmible 10 earry a large A4m5er &
foWla Win many n TIVE a1FaEtaRas
" free range N limited areas ard i
is ne obssrYati0n y ne writer f1zl
hena kept ia this Nay fWlsh ~ Exe1
habltaiionJ bscons bgoo1y ies1 tran
thoae in houses and nay cozsss1sntiy
lay mare eggs N orange IN ~
Meath fhe root villa . hinged gate IN
front n ig fof FsmCVai " tie egg az
fofas the needed nesta. This can ~
set on and fastened N fhs bottOza
frame ~ one corner ~ that y uOyes
With The coop Such . cap VII ae-
comm0date from tea 10 ~ kea4. A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Ire Msn Hno Dio Aains1 IAAce-
then, had he died q second time and
his BODY shown 10 marks of the kzife ?
Had they been deceived sy q ghostr >
No: there IN room s. lay the dead
manifest and blood-aud seven
blocks away. resting o. 4 marble slab,
Eith the rater tripping continually
on It. lay the other body 0f Henry
Hobar1-Ths Man VINO Did Things
TEiee
A sudden doubt cane lzto tie mind
ol Dr. ThisI : misziFing hat fright.
ened him Was fhst ether oody-thaf
autopsy-marrsd bo4F-ssH re-,fng
auietlY on iss sab = the snorgue
Or
Hastily g1iEtlag the hotel. be hur-
ried towards the morgHe. and sud.
denly came up against al snaarmount.
able blank val Of mystery. Ths
nnorgue was q heap o. chzrred ruin
and smoidertng. steamlng ashes. ard
II the sutOpsy.marrtd body Of Henry
hobart had been lying On It's szzb dur.
ing the period Of the hTe. then Il had
been totally consumed. and that 0lher
body Up At the hotel vas thai of a sec.
ond Henry Hobart; bat. II the autop-
sy-marred body of Henry Hobart had
not been lying quietly on its slab dur.
ing the raging Of the FIRE. then. in
Gods narne. Eh0 and what was be who
Mad dIed-Bp a the Sumner house that
morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

a oalien 81 crsans.-A eeparrz-aat
writer says that a gallon q cream
should be rich enough 70 produce frUz
s45 70 four pounds of butter Cream
that produces Gre pounds d buttsr %
the gallon is considered a Htrls TOO
rich. Tor there Is apt to Be cozEldsr-
ably more loss in handling cream Tat
Is 50 rich
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

the workmen live IN their permanent
snag homes near By: the lumber
shsnty vill be = thing q he past.
raising trees business TIE raising
wheat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

consequence. Ia part 20 doubt q the
frequent moringz 70 fresh ground ne
fowls suffer relatively little from rsr-
nin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Miss sVeetly-W Why. Kiss serawnyl
! thought yoa said fishing was cru.
city.
Miss Scrsxny-S0 It is. III give
every FISH 7 catch his Hbssu.-Puck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Mites Kill Hsns.-We have known
mites W kin hens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-09-19

Ths typical that
age permanent npDa h shs
nsshsna teeth recognized their great
thsir hs the
Ths illustrates teeth of years cd Thsn
puhas through ths and csr
foal teeth yef shed
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
Nils BatiSte

Two special qualities. 40 inches, yd. 1sc. csc
36c quality-45 Inches, yd acc
Special quality As inches, yd. .,. 49,. 35o
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
raaxsmar 117E MILLS DRY GOODS CO. 4sssu, 4Mc,u

Chicago, went through Topeka on No.
1 yesterday on his way to California
ON a business trip.
Alex. e. voigt, electrical inspector
of the Santa Fs at Topeka, went to
Kansas City on a business trip yes
terday afternoon.
DR.. F. N Lynch will deliver lee
ture to the members of the Railroad
z. M. c. A. and their friends at the
association chapel tonight. His sub
ject will be "a Trip to Jerusalem"
and will be a numerous lecture.
F. w. Hopper. travelling passenger
agent for the Grand Trunk lines,
was in Topeka yesterday consulting
with local passenger officials.
Engineer E. A. Connolly of Mar
celine Is running on the runs between
Topeka and Marceline in the place
of Engineer Wheeler who is laying
off
Engineer Dan Finn who has been
spending the winter in California, re-
turned to Topeka yesterday.
Linenren of the Missouri & Kansas
Telephone company are busy INSTALL
ing the new lines through the shops,
which will connect all the Different
departments A central Office will be
located in the Office of John Purcell,
superintendent of the shops.
Charles Shefflett of the shops is
laying off with injuries which he re-
ceived while riding ON Santa Fe
car at Fourth street and Kansas ave-
nue.. The car started too suddenly
and Mr.. Shefflett was thrown back
against the rail by the door.
Conductor w. H. Hutton is laying
off for a few days.
Engineer John Heberer who has
been in California during the greater
portion of the winter has returned to
Topeka.
Walter Horne. Topeka boy, who il
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
Mccall
Patterns

ticket agent for the Santa Fe in Kan
sas City, is the proud father of a
little girl who was born Tuesday
morning.
Rev. E. s. Paddock addressed the
noon meeting in the new planning mill
today.
Engine No. I'LL which has been in
the shops for some time, was taken
out on trial trip yesterday afternoon.
The engine will be assigned to freight
service On the western division.
Conductor Clint Coddfnston OF the
local extra board is laying OF for a
few days.
Fireman w. L. Davis who laas beer,
taking time card examination In EN-
poria, has returned to work on runs
Nos. 1 and between Topeka and
Newton.
N. A Nilsson Of the Santa Fs at
Arkansas City 10 In the local hospi-
tai for treatment OF injuries which
in the Arkansas City yards.
Engine No. ss3 which was re-
paired in the local shops has been
forwarded to the western division for
service out OF Dodge City.
Conductor Foote of Argentine has
been assigned to the pool on runs
Nos. II and IS, I15 and 116 between
Kansas City and Newton.
Fireman r. r. Mcneil who took the
time card examination for promotion
at Emporia has returned to Topeka
Amos Beeler between Topeka and
Marcehne.
J. H. Com. mechanical superinten-
dent of the eastern grand division, has
returned from an inspection trip over
the division.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
ElEBl| EEI| Hl4ll lID|llI|
ILH SNNf IHAII lel1anI n1lILI
least SIDE notes.
Items for the East Topeka column may
De telephoned tc Ind. phone 621.l

Items for the East Topeka column may
De telephoned tc Ind. phone SILL
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Hevlin of Sc
dalia, Mo-, are here the guests of her
mother. Mrs. H. r. Altman of 314
Brenner street.
Mr.. B. r. Williams of 31s Branner
street is unable to be at work on ac-
count Of illness.
Mrs. J. r. Stitt of 292 Chandler
street will go to Kansas City Monday
TO spend the week the guest of rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullin of All
German avenue entertained at fam
iiy dinner today.
Mrs. Hester Sprecher of Ali Ger
man avenue has returned from Hutch
inson, Kan, after q months visit with
her daughter. Mrs. F'ugate.
Mrs. James Davidson and Mrs Geo.
Porter of Madison street entertained
yesterday at 6 o'clock dinner in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Alexander of
Newton.
Mr.. w. s. Evans of ala Branner
street Is improving after few days
illness.
Mr.. r. B. Gathers went to Kansas
City yesterday on a few days business
trip.
Mrs Staple and mother, Mrs. Hie-
gins, spent yesterday afternoon the
guests of Mrs. L. @. Hammond of 407
r. John Miller OF aos Madison
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
SOME or THE NEWER
STYLES IN .T25 SUITS

Brown Panama Prince Chap
Suit, with double rows of lus-
trous braid. strapped in center
with taffeta-front, back and
around lower edge; taffeta
lining; skirt double pleated
all around and trimmed with
folds, $500.
Black Herringbone cloth
-emi- fitting jacket, of good
ines, having round cornered
front, double rows of fancy
wood fibre braid down front
and back; three rows at lower
edge and across back form at
skirt; flare gored skirt, ,pleated
front and back, and trimmed
on sides with folds, $500.
Mode Cloth with thread-bars
OF brown; three-button coat
is smartly fitted and has in
verted pleats at back, arrow
stitched at the top; plain coat
collar and sleeves; satin lin
ing; pleated skirt, has one
bias fold set just above the
edge, $500.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Miss Florence Frasier, Miss Vera
Vogel, Miss Elma Harper, Miss Verna
Beeler, Mr.. Wilbur Mills. Mr.. Earl
Stookweu and Mr.. Robert Service.
Miss LIE Cretia Stitt will assist Mrs.
Russell.
Mrs L. Alsdorf of 224 North Locust
street was agreeably surprised yester-
day afternoon by number of friends
in celebration of her birthday ami
versary. Those present were: Mrs.
Louis A1sdorf, Mrs. Henry Schwalm,
Mrs. c.. F. Mueller, Mrs. Julius Ruok,
Mrs Charles Dods Mrs. Christ Ko-
bitskie, Mrs. Charles Kothman, Mrs.
John Bronsmer Mrs. Gottfried Hoag,
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Emely Har-
mon, Mrs. William Wissman, Mrs.
Frederick Conrad. Mrs. William Bent
Ter, Mrs Henry Little John. Mrs.
Frank Locks
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Brown Monotone Stripe
Chiffon Panama, box jacket is
slashed at back seams of skirt
and trimmed on shoulders with
wide brown wood fibre and
two toned braid with buttons,
in epaulette fashion; shawl
collar ornamented the same;
kilted skirt, with wide fold.
$500.
Madam Butterfly suit of
fine flag-blue Panama; the
wide sleeves are gracefully
shaped and trimmed with veil
vet; collar OF velvet, with
rever effect of the cloth; large
ball buttons of brilliant metal
are used for closing and for
ornamentation; satin lined;
flare skirt has wide fold.
$500.
Delft Blue storm serge Suit,
with form fitting Jacket smart
ly tailored; has 80 quarter
inch straps; very wide flare
skirt; has a broad fold, with a
narrower folds at top, $25. 90.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

street died last night at 10 O'Clock. He
was 85 years of age. His death wss
caused from a tumor. The remains
will be taken to Emporia for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wagner of
Goshen. Ind, came here yesterday to
visit Mrs. Wagnor's parents, MT. and
Mrs. Mannis Of Jefferson street.
Mrs. Lindsay of Kansas City has
purchased the property at 621 Law
renoe street and has moved there to
remain permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. d. Shaffer of 621
Lawrence street have moved to Quin-
ton Heights.
Mr.. Harry Fowler of Manhattan
was the guest to dinner yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Stockwell of S05
Lake street.
Miss Blanche Parker of 420 Lake
at the masquerade at the rink. She
was dressed as an Indian
Mrs. Henry Dannehauer returned
yesterday from Emporia, Kan, where
she was called few weeks ago on
account of the serious illness of her
grandmother. Mrs. Elliott.
Mrs. Dan Layne was the guest OF
Mrs Stockwell of Lake street today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Story and children
have returned from Abilene, Kansas
where they spent few weeks the
guests of her parents.
MIS- L. suit OF $40 Lake street 1s
suffering with an attack of the grip.
Mr.. j. D. Coddington went to the
Hot Springs today to take treatments
for rheumatism.
Mr.. George Stoudt is slowly improv-
ing after weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr spent Sun
day with relatives here.
Mrs. John Russell of 321 Locust
street will entertain tomorrow after
noon from 8 to 5 In honor of her son
Cuthbert's seventh birthday The In
vited guests are: Miss Thelma Mills
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
[SE4@llKS.

w. B. Jansen, fourth vice president
of the Santa Fe. passed through To-
peka yesterday afternoon in business
car No. L. He was on his way to
santa Barbara to visit with President
e. p. Ripley, who Is spending the
winter in his home at that place
General Superintendent e. C. Fox
returned to Topeka yesterday after
noon, after having spent a few days
in Chicago on a business trip.
A. c. Burrows, travelling paSsen-
ger agent of the New York Central
lines was in Topeka yesterday call
ing upon the passenger officials of the
Santa Fe and Rock Island roads.
w. b. Bailey. general auditor Of
the Santa Fe with headquarters In
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Beautiful material for suits-pure
linen white ground, with widely spaced
thread stripes and embroidered dots Of
pale color pin stripes OF black, pink
light blue. 81 inches wide, yd. soc.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
The Sale OF DOn1eSticS

Apron GinghamsL7hc quality of 27 In
ginghams in checks and broken plaids
Special price Saturday only-yd. Sc.
Cotton ChallieS-24 inches wide. new
Persian and Japanese effects, also stripes
and conventional designs. All colorings,
yd. SC.
Scotch Covert Cloth-27 inches wide,
checks plaids and mottled effects, a weight
specially suitable for early spring wear,
yard 1Oc.
Chiffon Panama-Copied from the wool
designs and colorings, stripe, plaid and
check Medium colorings for spring wear.
Yard wide, yd 15c.
Printed Cambrics-100 different patterns
in light and dark colorings to choose from
now, one of the prettiest and best cloths
ever made for waists suits, number OF
these suitable for boys and mems shirts.
A yard wide-yd. 17c.
GinghamS-To make it an especial objecr
for you to visit this new department we Of
fer you the opportunity of choosing from
more than 100 different styles of Peerless
Ginghams at 10c yd. Every piece new, reg
ular price is IL 1sc yd. Just for one day
yd. 10c.
Imported Madras-White grounds in
neat designs. Medium colors with stripe
or checked effects of white. 32-inch cloth
that we positively guarantee to launder.
Quality considered this is of the best
values we ever offered at, yd 15c
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Long C1oth-3s inches wide-very soft
and fne-full 12-yd. bolt. Special Saturday
$1.10. Better qualities at $1.75 and $500
bolt.
Soft Finished Observation-Disclosures in.
wide. An excellent quality bleached mus
lin, free from minerals or any kind OF
dressing. 500 yds. only sale Saturday
at yd. 1Oc
Brown Sheeting-2B yds wide. Made
from pure, soft cotton. Good wearing quail
ity and will bleach white with few wash
ings. Special Saturday 2219c
BIeached sheeting-our s2kc quality of
"a sheeting-soft finished, free from dress
ing. A few pieces remain from our last
SALE to sell special tomorrow at yd 277ac
Sheets-Bleached seamless sheets, 2A
yds wide, 2 u yds. long. Made from good
sheeting, torn and hemmed. Save 10c each
by purchasing Saturday-each 75c
Sheets-good unbleached. scanned sheets.
2 yds. wfde ~ yds. long. Special Satur-
day-each 45c.
Pillow Cases-Good wearing quality,
made from heavy bleached cotton-42x33
inches. Each 12Hc.
PercaIes-12hc quality yard wide per-
Gales in a large variety of patterns-light
or dark co1orings. For one day you have
your unrestricted choice of this line at yd.
1Oc
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28
n SPECIAL SALE
or DOMESTICy
To celebrate the establishment Of these Iare'
their neW honae--our large, airy, WellZiehtel

f o customer pH Even o
""0 ." seldom shown ur
h freely,
hH sale
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Tailored Waists of good quality
India Linon-three styles, with
narrow medium or wide tucks. AL
SO one style having stiff, embroid-
cred collar-$1. 90.
Fine Lawn waist with front of
all over embroidery. neatly tucked
cuffs and collar-41 go.
With Lace and Tucks in yoke
a pretty India linon waist, with
tucks down back, and on cuffs and
collar. The lace insertion Is of
fine valenciennes. S1.0O.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-02-28

Long Sleeved waist of fine lawn,
has all over embroiderery front,
blind front closing and tucked
back. A dainty finish Of lace edge
French Effect in a dainty waist
having square yoke of embroidery
and tucks. Fastened in the back,
which is pretti1y tucked. Three
quarter sleeves, attached collar, 81.
Blouse with v-yoke of pin tucks
and eyelet insertion, edged with
valenciennes insertion Has short
sleeves and back closing@$1.00.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-25


AL cabo de TODD hay muchos
buenos ciudadanos en- Santa Fe.
Fl hecho de que ell cuerpo local
dc la armeria pudo asegurar sus
cripciones que alcanzan a la snma
de $500 para la compra de I'M
sitio adecuado para ell edificio de
la armenia, en- ell termino de unas
cuantas horas, es honroso para
muchos de los ciudadanos de
Santa Fe. Sin embargo, Sc obser-
va que algunos de los que con
mas persistencia y tes6n hacen
81 papel de reformadores son no.
tados por su ausencia de la lista
de suscritores. Estos hombres,
aunque tienen fama de ricos, tai
vez 81 han empobrecido en- amos
recientes por raz6n de tener que
pagan tasaciones demasiado ex-
cesivas 8 por haber hecho dema-
slado trabajo de reforma a expen.
sas del propietario lleno de espf-
ritu pdblico que paga honesta-
meLte sps tasaciones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-25

La languida in vida sensation que
viene o la primavera Y principles dt
verano, puele ser rapidamente cambi
ado por una sensation boyante v LENA
de energia con el juicioso uso del Res
torative del DR.. Shoop. 81 restorative
|es simplemente I'm tonico para los
~cansados atrofiados nervios, y sofa
mente unas pocas dosis del restorative
del DR.. Shoop son necesarias para
convencer al paciente de que esta
actualmente llegando al Iugar cansa-
do. La vida casera de invierno general
mente trae como resultado perezosos
intestinos, y n p~eresoza circulation
de la sangre an general. La acostum-
brada falta de ejecricio Y aire libre
paraliza Ell higado, detiene Ia function
de los rinones. y a menudebllita la ac-
sion del corazon Usese Ell Restorative
del DR.. Shoop durante unas semanas y
TODD estara cambiado. Unas semanas
de pruba lie demonstraran que vd. es-
ia usando ell debido remedio. Segura-
mente que Ell cambio sera notada de
|dia en- dia. vendido por todas los DO.
|ticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-25

La noticia de que ell senador
Boise Penrose, de Pennsylvania,
Sc esta recuperando rapidamente
de su reclente grave enfermedad,
y que a juzgar por los resultados
de las recientes primarias en-
aqnel estado ell senador esta Sc
guro de ser reelecto como sena-
dor de los Estados Unidos, cuyo
puesto ha llenado tan capaz y
fielmente por dos perfodos, es
muy agradable al pueblo de Nue.
vo Mexico. Ell senador Penrose
en- amos recientes ha probado ser
IN amigo firme, leal y constan
tie del pueblo del Territorio
del Sol Esplendente y ha ayudado
al delegado Andrews a consguir
Legislation muy importante y
necesaria para Nuevo Mexico,
siendo realidad que en- estos
tiempos Ell senador Penrose es el
deiegadode Nuevo Mexico en- el
senado de los Estados Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-25

Aquellos ciudadanos de Santa
Fe que contribuyeron para Ell
fondo del solar de la armeria de-
ben ser alabados por su prontitud
y la generosidad con que accedie-
ron a la sdplica de la comisi6n
para construction de la armeria
de contribuir dinero para com
prar un solar para dicha armenia.
81 teniente A. j. Fischer, unofficial
della guardia n~acional, que hizc
las colectaciones, dijo que habia
hallado grata la tarea y que aque.
los de quienes solicito suscrip.
clones, con una 8 dos excepcio-
mes, obraron muy cort6s y prom.
tamente. Honores q quien los
merece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-04-25
Un Error comun.

Muchas mujeres yerran creyendt
que Intermediates de rinones y vejigs
son alguna irregularidad peculiar a.
sexo. El Remedio Foley para los RI
nones corrije irregularidades y da sa
|lud a las mujeres. La Sta. Carrie
Harding, Bowling Green, Ky, escribe:
"Padeci muchas dolencias de males de
rinones y vejiga hasta que empece a
usar el Remedio Foley para los Rino-
mes. La primera botella me dio gran
de alivio, y despues de tomar la segun-
da botella estuve completamente bue-
no."-De venta en- la Farmacia Ire
land.