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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
OPERA HOUSE MEETING
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as other criminals and made TO serve
time in our state prisons for his otfense
we will have made very decided
advancement in the enforcement of
this law. Ii seems to me that srch is
the happy condition of the people of
Gratiot county in this regard and if
mistake not the sentiment of the
people OF Gratiot county they will see
to il that our prosecuting and judicial
officers are such as will lend aid to
our good citizens in furthering the
enforcement of prohibition.
Sixth--Very recently | have been
approached by members or some of
the members of the faculty of Alma
College asking my cooperation with
them in the case of TEN perance. They
ave said that the attendance of Alma
College is in some degree at least, If
not quite perceptibly afft cted by the
the City of Alma. This, the result
of parents who are unwilling To send
their sons and daughters to college in
a city where the licensed saloon exists.
This request has come from men whose
honor and ability know. whose judg-
ment and honesty l respect, and / cam
not and will not under existing con-
ditions refuse my assent. My interest
as a citizen of Alma in behalf of this
institution of learning is too great TO
withhold my support TO any cause
which will advance is interest.
Seventh-My last reason is one en-
tirely personal TO myself and perhaps
should be excused from mentioning it
at ALL wish, however, to place my
self right before the people of my
county and of my city. | never have
allied myself with the liquor interests
| have never intended to class myself
with them. and now most empha-
tically declare by the eternity | never
will. ! do not claim to be immune
from the social drink. Business con-
anu ndNt
taken me, rarely however. to the
saloon. l wish, however, to say thai
/ never entered a saloon and took
drink in my life when / aid not feel
less of man when | come out than !
did before went in
In conclusion, | wish to emphasize
the fact that it seems TO me that local
option or prohibition will prevail in
Gratiot county at our ensuing election.
If so. / say to my prohibition friends,
your work will have just commenced.
You who have cen so urgentin this cause
should not, you must not leave us at
the mercy of the liquor men. We
must have an enforcement of the law
in this regard. You owe il, TO the
cause. you owe IL TO the people 10
whom you appeal. You owe IL to your
selves, you owe it to your county to or.
ganize for the enforcement of prohibit
tion in case il prevails, and | wish to
here and now pledge my cooperation
with you to this end
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
FARM AND LOT FOR SALE

Forty acres. ~ miles west and IA
miles south of Shepherd. All cleared,
good soil. No crops on place. New
barn 3Sx5O with hip roof. Seven room
frame house with cemented cellar
cistern, well, grsnary, warm hen house
good orchard. Price $4,000.
A lot centrally located in Mt. Pleas
ant, and 5000 feet of building lumber
for 500. Call or address James Stalter,
Shepherd, Mich. l4l6t3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters for week ending
March 2sh. 1908 Miss Merreta Brown,
Charles o. Sreeding. Miss Viola
oates, A. NJ. Holiday, Geo. A. Nor
ris, John Reid. Mrs Ida Shannon.
Mrs. (Dr.) Willioughby Charles d.
Wilson. The above letters if not
called for will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office April I3h. 1908.
G. +. Brown, p. NJ.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01

W. I. Naldratt was an Ithaca visit
or on business Tuesday. -
Wv. A. Bablke made bushes trip
to Pewamo Tus lay.
FOR SALE One lot of radiators.
Call at this office l5l3tf
Bert Chesnut was calling on friends
in Remus Wednesday.
II. WEIGH. of Elwell made this city
pleasant call.yesterduy.
James Davidson, of St. Louis called
on friends in this city Tuesday
A. Worth, of Riverdale. was caller
in the city 1uesday--on business.
Joseph Major. of st. Louis. was a
caller in this city yesterday. -.
f. J. Burr made business trip. to
Wheeler and Breckenridge Tuesday.
Miss Fern Rheule went to Elsie Tues
day TO visit her uncle John Rheule.
Mrs. f. r. Lewis left for North
Star Tuesday for a few days visit
b. esaa al--aa .ll-1
with her brother.
Miss Anna VIM went to Ashley
Tuesday for few days's visit with
Mrs. w. N. Gladstone
Messrs. G.. f. Brown and 5. Mes
singer and their wives were in Edmore
Tuesday evening
Henry Howe and James Wolston, of
Ashley, transacted business in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs j. d. Spinney and daughter,
Media arrived home from their visit
with relatives in Mason Monday even
ing
Mrs. +. w. Conn and daughter.
Edith. of Durand, arrived Tuesday
for weeks visit at the home of l..
L. Conn and family.
j. w. Holmes has sold his residence
on South Park Avenue to Anna J.
Walker, of Crystal Sale was made
by q. H. Bansil
Mrs Maria Balmer. of Hudson, o..
and Miss Harriet X. Kirby. of Column
bus, o. are visiting at the home of
their sister. Mrs Albert p Cook
Miss Belle Dclamater returned Tues
day morning after spending couple
DAYS the guests of her sister in Mt.
Pleasant.
Neil Payne, of Pompeii. son of for
mer Alma drayman, was shaking hands
with his boy chums in this city Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Arthur Church. of Owosso,
returned to her home Tuesday after
few days visit with Mrs +. Church
and other relatives.
Having purchased Mr s. H. Epler's
stock of wood am prepared TO furnish
either mill or hard wood reasonable
prices. A. Burgland, Bell phone IS.
Misses Anna Heiner aud Edna Car
ney returned to their homes in Chicago
this morning after few days visit
al JhC uOHc VI Ian 0ORSlH anu ldLnlly
Mr. Ray Jones and Miss Marcy
Ebright were united in marriage in
Ithaca last Saturday morning. Both
are popular young people of this city.
Mrs. G.. b. Woodland OF Detroit,
who has been visiting her brother,
Will, in this city for several weeks
went to Ithaca Tuesday for short
visit with friends in that city.
A. b. Eldridge went to Edmore
Tuesday evening with bis wife. who
took the train at that place for Albion,
where she will visit her sister few
days.
A quarterly meeting will be held in
the u. b. church April ii and ~
Presiding Elder S. Beers, of North
Star will he present and conduct the
services All are cordially invited to
be present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
Major General Greedy RetIres.

Washington, March 2S.-Major Gen
eral Adolphus w. Greedy. the famou.
Arctic explorer. for news of whose
whereabouts congress once offered 8
reward OF $4,000. has been placed or
the retired list OF the army for age
General Greedy is now in the Orient
on leave OF absence. His last com
mand was that of the department nj
Dakota with headquarters at ST. Paul
where he was recently succeeded b,
BrigadIer General Winfield S. Edger
".
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
INTEREST TO WOOL GROWERS

The following item of interest to
wool growers has been received by one
% our Alma buyers. from one of the
largest of the many eastern dealers.
The letter says;
1.-THE wool clip Of this country the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01

GENERAL MARKETS.
Detroit Grain Market.

Detroit, March 90.
WHEAT-No. white. 96Ac: No.
red spot, $3.50; May. 9524c: Jul
90c; Sept, size.
CoRN-No. 3 mixed. 65c; No. 3 y,l
low, &c.
OATS-No. white, soc.
RYE-No. 2. SIZE.
BEANS-Spot 81 %; May. 50 27
CLOVER-Spot. $1S 90. Oct. 81 50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, March 30
WHEAT-May, 93Ac; July, Sslac;
Sept, S6ikc
CoRN-May, 65ssc; July. 63l5c;
Sept. 62Ac.
OATs-May. sac; July. 4SA G;
Sept, SSiac
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

James Jones was an Ithaca visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. t. Hood called on friends in
Saginaw Tuesday.
j. E. Mead is transacting business
in Riverdale today
John Sullivan made business trip
to Ithaca yesterday
J. ID. Allen, of Wheeler was caller
in the city yesterday.
George Z. Sharrar was an Ithaca
caller on business Tuesday
A. NJ. Alexander. of Riverdale, was
a caller in the city Monday.
T. ]. Clark transacted business in
the city of Greenville Tuesday
Stephen Griffith left for several
days visit with friends in Alger
ID. Geary went to Breckenridge Tues
day morning on business trim
John Johnson. of Ithaca. was trans
acting business in the city Tuesday.
Miss Ida Keach. of Ashley called on
Mrs. Fred Clark in this city Tuesday.
Prosecuting Attorney John E,erden
of Ithaca, was an Alma visitor Tues
day.
w. w. Kinch made business trip
to Breckenridge and Wheeler on Mon
day.
Eugene Humphrey went to Blanch-
ard Wednesday where he has posi-
ton.
Mrs l.. Williams left this morning
for few days visit with relatives in
Stanton.
Mrs. +. A. Deming went to River
dale Tuesday to spend the day with
friends
Deputy Sheriff W. X. Taylor, of
Ionia county was caller in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Soaring of Lyons was
the guest of Mrs. W.. A. Bahlke
Tuesday.
g. NJ. Smith. of Mt pleasant. called
on friends in this city Saturday of
last week.
NJ. Shields and wife, of st. Louis,
enroute for Leslie were callers in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs Harry Tubbs. of Elwell visited
her sister, Mrs. Otto Hawley in this
city Tuesday.
Mrs. G. ID. Bell and Mrs. III. G. Rich
ardson were Saginaw visitors Tuesday
Of this week.
A. A. York went to Wheeler Tuesday
where he delivered local option speech
In the evening.
Misses Bessie and Eva Livermore, of
Ithaca, spent Monday the guests of
Mrs. 4. A. Curtis.
Mrs l.. G. Wcodard left Yesterday
for a severa. days visit with
hof SOD In oumDer.
Miss Anna O'Neil and Emma John
non left Monday tor few days visit
with friends in Merrill.
Miss Harriet Ferris left Tuesday for
\ visit with her mother Mrs.
Lydia Ferris in Middleton.
Miss Irene Follick left Tuesday
evening for a few Gays visit with
friends in Grand Rapids.
Miss Mildred Jenison went to Kala-
nazoo where she has accepted posi-
lion In the Burdick House.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Mccullough left Tues
lay evening for weeks visit. with
her mother i'm Grand Rapids
Silas Sanderson and wife of Cole
man, arrived Tuesday for a weeks
visit at the formers home in this
eitv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
Bark Burns and Thirteen Men Drown

Mandsl, Norway. March 3O.-The
Norwegian bark Inglewood. recently
from New York for Stockholm. which
arrived here March 20. caught FIRE
She was loaded with naphtha and
subsequently blew up. sinking in forty
feet OF water. Thirteen of the crew
were drowned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
Chicago livestock Market.

CnlcdSO, Mdlcn ~
CATTLE-Beeves 81 7567 80; cows
and heifers, S266 10: stockers and
feeders. 81 50G5 so.
HOGS-Light, S. 2065 10: mixed
IS 3065 20; heavy, s. 3OG5 20: rough
s. 30Gi As; pigs. 81 5565 20.
SHEEP-Native. 81 soar; western
81 1907; yearlings, s6G7 10: lambs
IS s5G7 90.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
East Buffalo Livestock Market.
Esact n,ffaIn Mach on

T@IoN IlUIItIIOf VI dI vi %.
CATTLE-Best cows, "a 50@5; fair
to good 50 50@3 rs; common, 81 5O@
6 %; best feeders, s4Q4 %.
HOGS-Heavy, Sc 25G6 35; york.
ers, 81 5067 80; pigs, s. 75
SHEEP-Best lambs. % 90; culls,
81 5OQS 25 yearlings. 81 5097 90;
wethers. 1907 80; ewes. SO 25d6 75.
CALvES-Best 81 60@7 IS; heavy.
s405.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
Chicago Provision Market.

NHINdbU, MdIEU %.
PORK--May. $i3 rs: July. $14 10.
LARD-May. IS %; July. IS As;
Sept. IS 81.
RIBs-May, 81 10; July. 81 40;
Sept. 81 81.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01

DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t is especially good for piles
Sold by Chas Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills Sold by Chas
Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01

The doctor looks at your tongue,
gives you q laxative medicine, and
charges you we'll for it. You can judge
by your tongue yourself when you need
a laxative medicine, and for 25c. you
can get the best laxative known. which
Is Celery King. the tonic-laxative
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01
SMITH O. GLASS
Hardware Dealers
o. n. Sprague
Real Estate, lns urance
and lOanS.

Farm and City Property for Sale
and exchange. ONCE PolIasky Block.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-04-01


Silas Sanderson and wife. of Cole
man, arrived Tuesday for a weeks
visit at the formers home in this
city.
J.. Z. Rovce. of Owosso, who has
been the guest of Henry Soule for a
few DAYS returned to his home last
Friday.
Miss Miunie Trout retained TO her
home In Edmore after short visit at
the home of Frank Barnes and wife in
this CITY.
Charles Oswald, enroute to his home
In ST. Louis. from Ann Arbor. where
be had an abcess removed from his
neck, visited with his brother. Eli. OF
the Racket store Monday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Smytbe y Ia Sra Sparks Q los ca
pItanes Las que no estaban ala son
urgidas q estar ~presentes en- la proxi-
ma junta 4 fin de que scar escogidas
por uno Q por otro lado. Tn supe-
~rintendente fu6 escogido para adies-
trar en- usos parliamettarios en- cada
junta. Uno de nuestros ~senadores dc
los Estados unidos ha dicho que las
mujcres nunca podrian bacerse parla-
mentarias, pero ha sido demostrado
en- nuestraa Convenciones Nacionales
que las mujeres son las mejores par
lamentarias del mundo, BESIDE que
fu6 hecba la antecedente assertion ge-
neral, las muieres que ~pertenecen 4
~circplos en- todos los tIstados Unidos
han hecho negocio especial del estudic
de los usos parlamentarios
Tenemos d mano I'm acopio dc lite
ratura de templapza y prohibicionista
para distribuci6n gratuita. en- ambos
Espanol Z inglds, y tanbien los libros
dc contesta de la u. M. AZ. C., conte-
niendo la mejor lectnra en- verso y
prosa.
Nuestra pr6xima iupta sera tenida
en- La oficina de la Sra. Harvey en- La
parte baja del Palaclo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

II u aaaaias Al t,amno sonjnduda-
hlamants ! AKIN ominosas
( las ;ntarasas AL licor en todos los
astaaos a. IL rrni6n. On cada rinc0n Y
esquina de este gran pals las fuerzas
de la oposici0n Sc estan organizando
' una guerra de exterminio Sc esta
llevando L cabo.u De este modo habla
i advierte I'm peri6dico principal favo-
rable al licor. Los campeones del ira
aco de licores estan ~redoblando sus
esfuerzos en- todas direcciones u es-
pecialmente para identificar aquello
que les place lamar .slibertad perso-
mall con aquella libertad por la que
lucharon nuestros antepasados-a lin
de confundir. en- la mente pdblica la
Declaration de Independence con FL
privilegio de yender licor, Muy 4
pelo estan estas palabras de Seaborn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
NO FUE CiERT0 L0 De LA
GRAN PERDIDA De 0vEJAS.

Seg1n I'm telegrama recibido por w.
ID. Shea, agente ambulante de ietes y
pasajeros del ~ferrocarril Denver Y Rio
Grande, con asiento en- Santa re, la
noticia de que 10000 oveias y algunos
pastores perecieron re~cientemente en-
una b~orrasca en- la Sierra de Cnmbres,
en- la parte septentrional del condado
de Rio .Arriba y sur de Colorado, no
fue cierta.
Ell mensaje a Mr.. Shea es de A. j..
Ortiz, secretario de la Association dc
Borregueros de Los Pinos, q cnya
organization Sc dijo que ~pertenecian
las ovejas perdidas. El Sir. Oraiz dice
que la noticia es enteramente falsa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Desarregeos de Estomago desapare'
cerian mas rapidamente 81 la idea de
|tratar Ia causa. en- vez de los efectos,
|se IIeyase a la practice. I'm nervio in'
terror, peqneno y ~escondido, dice q
Or. Shoop voyierna v da fuerza al es.
tonnage. Una rama tambien va al Cor
AEON. y otro a los Rinones, Guando
Juno de esos nervios interieres" decae
|entonces los organos deben fallar. El
|Restorativn del pr, Shoop es especih'
|camente dirigido esos decades ner
Iyios. Despues de AS horas de usar Fl
Restorative los D~acientes dicen que
notan 81 beneicio. vendido por The
Ireland Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
COMO AMIGOS WEJOs.
Mientras mas los Conoce uno Mejor
Los Aprecia.

wi
Las PiIcoras ne Doan para los Ri
|nones nunca os saltan.
La genie de Santa re sabe este.
Iced este case c. Santa Fe:
Iced como aguan.9 Doan la prueba.
Por muchos amos
Els. testimonio local ? puede ser in
|vestigado.
Manuel Delgado, ONE vive en- lao
Canon st., Santa Re, N M, dice:
me allegro de endosar 1e nueyo las
Pildoras de Do n para los Rinones, la
cura que efectuaron en- mi case ha ST.
do permanente. Antics de ussrlas pa
|deci de enfermedad de los rin0nes en-
su peor forma Y todasl las medlcinas
que use no me dieron alivio. Las Pill
dora de Doan para los Rinonec gue
me procure en- la FaTmacia Ireland
me aliviaron prontamente y desdg en-
|~tonces no he vuelto a padecer de ESQ
ITengo alta opinion de las Pildoras d.
|Doan para los Rinones y las recomien-
do cada yez que tengo la oportunidad.
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so cts. Foster-Milburn Co, But
|falo, N. Y., unicos agentes por los rs
|tados Unid0s.
Recuerden 81 nombre-Doan--y no
'tomen otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

,coss .Ba declinado 81 precio de la
ma;oaaa 49, haaas vaciaao
w g namaao 9, ,.aha +, ~ aaiecios
.uan a,,,nontaao las tasa-
as9 1T aa;aao W e,acar n,,eatra
s.s~a ,ama;ando an nonu-
l~,essxso nraa,a ,s,,ada aao;. con verdad
~ IL Z ,ss ,rofati1 3
e aaaaa,ao Tos bana,,eros one
nar;,a,oar;a 4 ~ hancos
aa,n;t,r a, arro,. B ahora
ssa VEL NJ avnaada T.oa traf.
xaan;aaoa 49, a;oan o,a ~
~essa,fa mss 49, o,,e nnnca a.
T.ssanoma ~ j. maaera dican
~a.xa larantanda ,an,os adie-
nm aaSi nos,hle baoe, franta
Ix,s aaa as,a y 4 ,m,tad All
7oon,r,h va.ta halla o,a
Iha n,osta a;nano ! Il t-asorari . M
nm ~ a,mantam las tasacio.
oon,arc; antes - mrehlea
aSaan as,5n ysnd;enao mas ,n,,e-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Una taxa de cafe agradable, buena,
de primera clase, con yerdadero SAILOR
de color ambar, puede ser obtenida-
Y sin 81 v~erdadero peligro del cafe, o
perjuicio para la salud-simplemente
usando lei nueyo substitute del cafe,
hecho por el DR.. Shoop, y llamado
Health Coffev (Cafe de la Salud).
Puros, saludables ~cereales tostados,
cebada, nueces, etc, hacen 81 Cafe
de la Salud" hecho por 81 DR.. Shoop,
s~aludable Y s~atisfactorio. No es nece-
sario Ell tedeoso hervir de 20 a 80 mi
nutos," dice ell DR.. Shoop- 81 fuese
servido como cafe, su gusto enganaria
aun al mas experto. Pruebese Y yea
Sc. Vendido por observation-disclosures
Go.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Los Sres. Roberto s. Torres. Abe
limo Valencia y Juan Sanchez, que
tienen ranches y ovejas en- u condado
de Conejos, Colorado, y en- 81 condado
de Rio Arriba, Nuevo Mexico, Sc hos
pedan en- Ell Normapdie. yinieron 4
consular con el Supervisor Ross Me-
MILAN de la Floresta Nacional de
Carson en- cuanto al ganado que tie
men p~asteando en- la reserya.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Para cotar rapidamente IN resfriado,
os farmaceuticor venden en- todas
parties, mas eficaces "Pastillas Con-
ites para la Cura del Resfriado" que
Sc llaman ~"Preventics.'' '~Preventics"
son tambien ~excelentes para ninos
calentur:entos. Tomene "~Preventic8
cuansdo empieza a e~stornudarse, para
cortar los resfriados. Una GAIA conten-
len do 4S-25c. vendido por The Ireland
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Elias E. Baca, de socorro,
orador elocuente en- Ell idioma espanol,
que fue miembro de la comitiva Repu-
blicana de campana que yisit6 los
condados del norte y noreste de Nuevo
Mexico. durante las cuatro semanas
ypasadas, pas0 por al.ciudad d ldnes en-
canine para su condado, 4 donde iba
con 81 objeto de votar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

La U. M +. G tuvo 81 iunta semi
mensual Ell dia 3 en- Ia oticina az la
Sra. Harvey. Hubo buena a~tendencia.
La Sra. ]. 2, Wood, nuestra capax Y
eiciente presidente, no pudo asistir y
preside la Sra Harvey que es vice
presidente. Dos nuevos yice-presi-
denies fueron agregados 4 los oficia-
les, la Sra. Call de la Iglesia Epis-
copal, j La Sra. G. 3. Anderson, de
la Iglesia Metodista Episcopal.
Despues de Dir los informes de las
diferentes comisiones. Sc tomo 81 ira
baio de la contesta. Capitanes fueron
escogidos y lugares designados para
la contesta de miembros. La Sra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

III procurador de distrito Alexandra
Read lego ( la ciudad "a microbes
pasado, Ell Sr. Read es uno de los
iefes Republicanos que hicieron buen
trabajo el dia de la election en- su
p~recinto, en- 81 cual rebaj6 mucho la
mayoria que Larrazolo obtuvo hace
dos amos ALI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
N0TAS De La U. N. 7. c.

Mirad esa nube, presto
Sc deshace Y desvanece
Y la iniusticia que forece
Tambien Sc disipara;
y mirad cual la justicia
Va 4 ser pronto yencedora
Y nos dice en- fausta bora;
EL sENDERo LIBRE EsrA.
Con la justicia muchos
Entran sonriendo la puerta;
Y La injusticia, aanque alertau
Tendra al fin que sucumbir;
X los grandes y pequefios
Que por presa nos han tenidos
Seran del bando vencido
Que no podra resistlr.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Una receta para ell dolor esta i'm
presa sobre cada GAIA de 25c de "Pas'
tillas Rosa del Dir. Shoop para Ell Do
lor' CDR. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets.)
|Pregunte a SUI Pharmaceutical 0 doctor 81
'esa formula no es complete. Dolores
de cabeza, dolores en- las mujeres, do
lor en- c%ualquier parte Sc alivian in
m~ediatamente con una Pastilla Rosa
para el Dolor. vendido por The Ireland
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

FL Hon. J. w. Reynolds, quien du-
rante los dos meses pasados ha hecho
buen trabajo como secretario de la
comisi6n central Republicans del TEL
rritorio, Sc marcho Ell microbes para
Pasture 4 visitar los ranches de owe
jas de la Compania Ganadera del
SaladO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Jacobo Chaves, comisionado de
a~seguranza, Sc march6 Ell ZONES pasado
para Los Lunas. ( dar 81 vote ALA
por Andrews y por el estado 4 hizo
buen trabajo por la boleta Republic
cana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Las salutiferas, inofensivas hojas
verdes y tiernos tallos de I'm arbusto
siIvestre saludable para los pumones
dan al Remedio del Dir. Shoop para la
Tos ,sus propiedades a esa altamente
medicina. Nj opium, nj cloroformo-
NADIA absolutamente estragante o da-
nose. Calma la Tos fatigosa, y cura
las membranes sensitiyas. No acep-
ten ningun otro. Pidase Ell del DR..
Shoop. Vendido por, The Ireland
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Habri una junta regular de los
Royal Highlanders en- 81 sala, e ld-
mes en- la noche 81 dig 9 dc N~oyiembre.
Todos los miembros son suplicados de
estar ~presentes, pues n, ~. Dearth,
Diputado, M. "A. p. Sc halla en- la ciu-
dad Y theme algunos negocios muy inn
portantes que rae ante los miembros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

John PAeuger, comerciante y estate.
tero en- Lamy, estuvo 81 iu6ves pasado
en- la capital. Vino para AGA sobre
asuntos de comercio- El resultado en-
ell pr~ecinto de Lamy muestra que Mr..
Paeuger hizo por 81 partido s.Republi-
cano muy buen trabaJo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
Los UItimos Retornos Aumen-
tan la PluraIidad de Taft.

Nueva York, Nov. Maryland y
Missouri fueron Ell centro de atenci6n
politica cuando los p~oliticos Republi-
nos y Dem6cratas e~mpezaron hoy tenn
prano i exGminar los resultados netos
dc la election del martes Los jefes
de ambos partidos Sc hallaron con-
~frontando 10 que parecia ser n con-
firmaci6n de la p~rofecia de Hitchcock
presidente de la comisi6n nacional
Republicans, quien dijo que Taft ten
dria 325 votos e~lectorales por 10 me-
nos. Dejando fuera i Maryland y
Missouri. Taft esta cierto de 50l votos
electorales y Bryan de 1856.
Missouri con is votos estaba en- IN
balance con Taft en- La delantera con
|67 votos. Los retornos completes pue-
den da$ ell estado a una Il otra parte.
Maryland con ocho votos electorales
fue reclamado por Taft con N mayo
ria de 1876, y aunque todavia faltan
muy pocos districts, los Democratas
insistieron en- que no cederian 81 esta-
do 4 los Republicanos sino bajo Ia
cuenta Official.
En- 81 case de Missouri los 1ltimos
reportes son en- favor de TAFT Y hacen
cierta la election de Herbert s. Had
ley, Ell candidate Republicano para
obernador por 5,IlS de mayorfa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Genovevo Medrano, nino de 10 me-
ses de edad, Z hiio de Don Andres
Medrano yesposa, falleci6el diaprime-
no de N~oviembre en- la casa de 'sus pa
dres, y fu6 sepultado 81 martes dia
tres del mismo en- Ell cementerio del
Rosario.