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SEALED PROPOSALS.
THE lew JERSEY STATE HOSPITAL AT
PLAINS.
OFFICE.

MoRRIS PLAINS.
wARDEN's OFFICE
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids viii
be received by the On Purchases and
Supplies OF the Board OF Managers of the New
Jersey state Hospital at Morris Plains. until
4 o'clock p. m. on Thursday, May 9Th, lso9,
opened ard read BY said Committee. and the
contract awarded to the lowest responsible bid
der. on THURSDAY May as 1909 fer fprnishing
be had at the warden's Office. In such quantities,
but not less than the quantity stated. and a.
as may be directed By the Warden. and ali
articles furnished will be subject to a rigid
inspection and a fun compliance with the
standard will be exacted of the contractor.
Prices 10 include delivery at Morris Plains.
Proposals must be addressed TO the Commit
Managers Ma al Z Tss ef he New jersey state Hospital Il
Norris Plains, must bear the Endorsement
er s,dOp az Z the l' ws ssdRRf'sA once s'u before / e O'clock 10
p m. on Thursday, May s, 1903, Proposals re-
oeived after that time viii not be opened.
viii go into efect MAY 60 1903, and unless re-
voked for cause. will expire August 20, 1908.
Executed with the understanding and obliga-
tien that the articles furnished shall be in all
respects eGua; 70 the hs s sta %sss esta bis ed am 4
articles not up to the standard be at any time
or articles ordered be not furnished
voked and the defective. articles may be rs,
turned at the expense Of the contractor. who
shall Also De ilaple lr Ri dudlkiouAl EXPENSES
In the purchase of proper supplies.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with
cash or a certified check, payable % bidders
order, and properly Endorsed. for at least ten
OF the amount OF his bid. The sue
cessful bidder must execute within ten ti)
DAYS q contract or agreement for the furnish
ing OF the above articles. and must furnish :
bond to the State Of New Jersey In double the
amount Of his bid, with satisfactory security,
for the faithful performances Of his
The successful bidder, by the farms Of the
contract to be executed by him. will be re-
auired to furnish any article above enumerated
in excess Of the amount called for in this adj
vertisement At fha same price as enumerated
in his bid, and under the same conditions as
set forth in the contract 10 be executed by him
The Bosrd q Manasen reserve the right % re-
''s' GEORGE W.. yActH
OHH A. McRRIDH
p. J.
John c. EISEI.E-
COMMITTEES Oh Supuifsxf
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WON THE GAME
FOR TIGERS YESTERDAY
Right-handed @Spitbalr" Artist Was in Rare Form,
Allowing the Royals but Four HitS--It Was the
First Shutout Of Season. Gettman HELPED.
BY JAMES M. GOULD.

n the second a ct of the thrilling drama. Newark VS..
Montreal the hero, IN the person of one John
= Flater, late a star in Connie Maek's stock company.
made his initial a ppeafance and completely thwarted the
plans of the royaI Villains. and. by his steady and ar
tistic acting, prov ed absolutely that he is a wonderful
pitcher and enabled his new club to triumph over the
Canadian evil-uoe RS. Johnny was almost the whole show
and his debut Wal most successful in every way. He
made them fan, he made them pop up flies, once he all
lowed a Canuck to get on first, and then neatly nippsd
him off the sack With a rife-shot throw TO Sharpe. When
it is remembered that the person "nippedg was none
other than our old friend and recent enemy, Jimmy
Jones, why, it car be easily seen just how sweet the
revenge was. The score? Oh. yes. the score was 2-D,
with all the trim mings that go with a wIiter wa hing
in evidence, even to the making of a man at the plate on
a double play. one error was made. by each team, but
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TEAM WILL LEAVE ON FIRST
WESTERN TRIP TOMORROW
JOHN HAU5NAN
TO BE PRESIDENT
OF new ROAD CLUB

John Hausman, IL rumors count. will
be elected president of the new driving
club. which will be organized by the.
dissatisfied members of the road
drivers of New Jersey at the Speedway
clubhouse tonight. The attendanee will
be large. as many of the horsemen who
have signifed their intention of joining
are much in favor of having %bi-monthly
brushes or the Speedway.
II the routine business Is over al Il
s~easonable hour. arrangements for the
first matinee of the new organization
will be made and the date fixed for The
near future.
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KLINE CANNOT
LEAVE HIS ROOM

Patsy Kline, who was to fight Frankie
Neil at the Eureka Athletic Club, in
Baltimore. tonight. vas forced to cancel
the bout finally today. He is sick and
unable to leave his room. The little
scrapper contracted a cold while con-
~ditioning himself outdoors last week,
and for the first time since he entered
the game had TO call it off, although he
held on until the last minute.
While Patsy is unable to venture out,
his spell is not serious and he will likely
be able to fight Abe Atten at Baltimore
on May "A.
No n regrets being unable to fight
more than Patsy, and if it vas not for
the advice of his big Brudda Sylvest
Nick and others. he would have held to
his contract
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pR0K0S WON BOUT.

wtIKE SBARRE. May 4-Before 1000
people at the Lucerne Theatre. Jim Prokos.
the Greek demon, won his match with AL
SWANSON, the Terrible Swede. The agree
Inent was that Swanson throw Prokos
secure a fall in that time the latter would
win the match. Swanson threw Prokos
In eighteen minutes with a crotch hold
and a half Nelson. In the second half
PIokos turned the tables and threw Swan
son in three minutes, using a body and a
half Nelson, winning the match and a side
bet OF 500.
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BOWLING TONIGHT.

Tuxedo Tourney-Oranse A, Oxford,
Unknown, on Tuxedo alleys.
Smith Tourney-Emanon, Nassau,
1roquois Colts, on Smiths alleys.
Foresters of America League-Essex
vs.. Frank, on Montgomery alleys.
LeGIise Tourney - Mueller. Bell,
Small Five. on LeGlise's alleys.
Mercantile Teurney-Kneuer, Electric
Motor. Carnegie, on ~Iroquois alleys.
BischOf Tourney-Mueller A, Erab,
Mueller B, on Bischof's alleys.
Empire Tourney-Central. Empire,
Hollywood, on. Empire alleys.
Greater New York and Intercffy
Tourncy-Johns VS.. Helms, on oxford
alleys.
Dam Tonrney-Brunswick, ~Ironsides,
Bay View Monday highs, on DAMS
alleys.
Dixon Tourney--Equitable.N Cooper,
on Dixon's alleys.
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FEM AND HILL TO
RIDE MATCH SUNDAY,

: Willie Fem, the popular cycle rider,
who In days gone by was known as
the boy wonder will make his reap
p~earance at the velodrome Sunday. He
is scheduled to ride a match race with
FREDDY Hill. who has won the title Fem
once possessed. The match will be best
two IN three, and the distances Will
probably be at a half-mfle and a mile.
The third will be decided by the win
'ner OF the fastest heat.
Like Fem, Hill is a good one.
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THE SHELTERS WERE sTuNG.

JERSEY CITY, May 4-The skeeters
got a dose Of their own shut-out medi-
cine here yesterday, for the Bfoncos,
even without their manager, who is
scouting for PLAYERS turned on them
savagely. getting teri hits off Manser
and Obi while their twirler, Holmes.
with his splitter held the Insects to
three rneasly singles. The final score
was 30. About 500 fans turned out TO
see the battle. The score:
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ACADEMY BOYS PLAY
BERKELEY TOMORROW

There will be lots of baseball for the
Newark Academy boys this week. In adj
dition to the class championship battleA
the team will play the Berkley School.
of New York. tomorrow afternoon, and
the Battin High School, of Elizabeth,
Saturday morning. Both contests will be
PLAYED pm the Academy Field at Orange
and First streets. The locals expect "a
hard game from Battin.
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ED WAISTS BROTHER
KILLED IN THE MINES.

WILKESBARRE. Pa. May david
walsh the Chicago American League
pitcher. was killed yesterday in the
mines at his home in Plains. He was
ambitious TO emulate his brothers
career, and was one of the best anna
teur ballplayers in this vicinity.
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PROVIDENCE. May 4-Score one
more for the Grays, who seem, at last.
TO have struck their gait. Lavender
opposed Rudolph in the box and had
The better of his Canadian opponent.
Providence punched her nine hits in the
fourth ad seventh innings. scoring two
in each session, while Toronto couldn't
get a man across. making the result.
Providence. 4: Toronto, 0. The score.
nDn4rfnEEHE
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DORAND0 BEAT MAL0fEY.

Y0NKERS, y. Y. May For the thiea
consecutive time Dorando Seteats Matt
Maloney when the two runners mek in
the Lowerre Riding Academy hers n 4
tifteen-mile race for The sate Fec1fptx
Dorando beat Maleney by q Ian an& q
half. Their time was: Dorzp3o 1.29esS.
Maloney, 1:29 s4 Ia.
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LEAGUE RACE
FURNISHING GOOD GAMES

With all the teams in the Eastern
League again playing as scheduled.
there have been some changes in the
standing. Newark jumped from fifth 10
a tie with Rochester for third, each
having an even 500. Jersey City was
beaten, but still leads with .15o. Provi-
denee now being very close. with IL.
as a result Of their victory owe To
ronto. Baltimore left the cellar. which
u now occupied by the ~overconhdents''
Of George Smith,
The complete record:
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NEWARK F. c.
COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.
Harvard, =; Fordha,n. 2.

At Cambridge: R.H.E.
Fordham 81. 0 . . 0 0 . . e-a / 5
Batteries Hartford and Currier, Ma
honey end jackson.
pennsylvania, IA; North Carolina, 2.
At Philadelphia
rennsylysnA 9 9 3 x-t
North Carolina. 4. . Q ? 0 0 Q 0 Q o.
G~earketorn, 4; U.scf Virginia. o.
Al Wsshiugton. p. c. R.lTE$
f7eor9efowu o 0 en- 10 90 5 Il
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total of fifteen hits. There were four
teen errors made In the game. eight
being charged against Ha fillmore. Dak-
sau pitched well. considering his sup
port, and the score was 1875. all Of Bur
faIo's runs being accounted for by err
frors. The score.
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roRoNTo
PROVIDENCE.
ORIOLES sMoTHEREp BIsoNs.

BALTIMORE, May 4-The Orioles
climbed out of the cellar at the expense
of the Bisons yesterday. exchanging
places with them. Knapp, Vowinkle
and Malarkey, who essayed 10 pitch
for the Buffalos. were hit hard for a
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HILL D WANT GAMES.

The Hillside A. G. would like to ar
range games with is or 16-year&oId
teams for Sunday mornings. at a rea-
sonablc guarantee. Address William
Hermes. 81 Carols street, city.
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WINS WRESTLING MATCH.

STERLING, ILL.,. May 4.-cai1 Busch. light
heavyweight champion Of Germany, won
westler. of South Dakota, in Tampico. Mon
son kot the first fall in sever minutes,
Husch the second fall in one hour and six
minutes, and the third fall in twelve MIN
tter.
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NEWARK F. c. WON Two GAMES.

The Newark F c. played two games
Sunday. In the morning they defeated the
Gas Department team of The Public Service
Corporation. which had K3hlef, of the Bay
View Wheeimen, and Tully, of the Crescent
strong Mckiernan A. A.. The scores fol-
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

ffsftfuHt = HFsf1fts.
Men 2. Montreal. O.
Rochester. ): Jersey City, @.
Providence. A: Toronto. Q.
Baltimore. Y, Buffalo. a.
Games To-day.
Montreal at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Toronto at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Game Tomorrow.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
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MARIO vs.. BEDELI.

johnny Mario. OF the west side A. e..
at Troy tonight with Joe Bedeil. Johnny
has worked hard for the bout and has
been put through the hardest stunt % his
career.
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JERSEY cTTY.


UtdIN stf9-I p = rs
Slated for Manser IN eighth inning
Rnns-Anderson. Pattee, Malones p
Batch.
Errors-Moelicr Hanlfan. Foster. Sim
monds.
Jersey City ...4..... 0 0 aoao on
Rochester ....-....- 0 0 0 Q I 0 3 o t-S
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BALTIAIoAE


TotniS .5,..2S 8241f
R~uns-Poland. Hall 3. Jackson Cassidy
,. Lewis >. Conn 2. PfeIfer. Mattress.
smith, Hessler, Knott 2
Errors-Bail. Cassidy. Lewis. Conn Z.
Pfeffer. Clancy. Brain, Smith. Hesslef,
Knots. Vowinkle.
Baltimore ......- 0 0 o . x-i2
Buffalo ......s:..o 0 0 : l . AS
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cLAM.DIGGERs BEAT TORONTO.

Buffalo at Baltimore.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

Solicitcse 4 la direction al final de
este articulo, un libro en- espahot que
Sc enyiard ain cobrar NADIA. III 81
fuerzo de pedirlo y Ell sello de correo
sera TODD 10 que cueste.
La interesante lectura del liDro ORE
cido, demiestra, que al arte de nfuen
ciar, no ~pertenece a nadie exclusiva-
mente v que toda persona pueue ad'
ouirirlo con solo poner los medios.
Muchos son los que han dido hablar
de la marayillosa ciencia del Hipno-
tismo: pocos han ~presenciado prueba
alguna y mas contados son los que
poseen conocimientos en- la materia'
Leyendo nuestro libro. Sc vera como
puede dominarse, con facilidad esta
~ciencia en- todas sus ramas. Puede
aprenderse perfectamente bien en- ca
"a, y con su %Vplicaci6n es possible eye
Guitar .actos mny sorprendentes,
Toda persona aun la mas ignorante,
posed d6nes secretos de la naturaleza
los que son suceptibles de desarrollo
ilimitado. Hay que aprender como
utilizarlos y ell libro que anunciamos
explica claramente como. Todos GUAM
tos han tenido la buena suerte de ad-
quirir una copia, oelogian altamenle
Personals de todas classes y profesio-
|"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Negra Anciana Predice su
Muerte.

Fort Collins, Colo, Nov. 3.-La
Sra. Helen M. Ellis, negra anclana,
predijo sn muerte que ocurrio una
bora despues del vaticinio. Asisti6 a
los servicios en- la Iglesia Metodista
Episcopal. Ell predicador exhort6 ALI
a los pscadores dici6ndoles que Dios
los estaba llamando Y que debian res
ponder al llamamicnto antes que fuese
demasiado tarde. All fin del sermon Sc
n reunion para dar testimonioy
la Sra. Ellis, que habia sido una Meto-
dista devota toda su vida, Sc puso en-
pie y dijo: 4Dios me esta llamando;
FL me esta llamando hoy
Sc fue para gu casa con su hijo, Ell
Rev j. A. Ellis, i'm ex-ministro, y al
lIegar al dintel de su puerta cay0
muerta de NAL de coraz6n.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Sc RECALL
Buena oportunidad de obtener gratis I'm interesante libro
uil a TODD ser vivienie.
Autoridsdes reuombradas ponen larguisima labor en- benz
de la Humankind
Con las uiisimas Ciencias OcutAs Sc pueden obtener brilantes
resuItados en- la vida practca. Es faciI adquirir su conorimiento

mes, estdn unanimes en- recomendarlo
por su utilidad.
Nuestro libro trata entire otras co.
sas, sobre elHipnutismo, MagneLisuav
Curaciones M~agn6ticas, Inflnencia
PERSONAL y Desarrollo dc las Faculta.
des Mentaies. Con estudiar en- ratios
desocupados las varias ramas del Hip
notismo, es possible levantarse dc la
mas abyecta y miserable posici6n, 4
un puesto muy brillante. Sus ambi-
clones de poder. ~iniluencia social de
'riqueza, las vera reaiizadas ii Sc apro.
vecha de los informes que hoy pone-
mos 4 sn alcance.
A quien le gu 'te investigar la ver-
dad y Sc ~interese 4 uno de nuestros IL
bros, SO le enviard Embellishments gra-
tbs, solicitandci3 4 la direction que Sc
abajo. Es digno de leerse Y tiene muy
buenas ~ilustracioues. T6ngase cuida-
do de dirigir bien ell sobre asi como
de dar con esmcro la direction i que
Sc ha de mandar, y Sc puede, ademas
de dirijir bien ell sobre, pegar en- este
la direction que damos aqui. para 10
cual puede recortarse. CENTRAL
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PSYCHOLOGY, Depto, lis A., Roch-
ester, N. XII, u. S. A.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
BIancos en- Espanol.

Auto de Arresto, IA pfIego.
Auto de PPrision. Ia pliego.
Declaration Jurada, Ia pliego
Certificate de Nombramiento. -
pliego.
Fianza Ohcial, IL pliego.
Fianza 0ncial y Jurar snto, IL Pile.
go.
Fianza para Guardar Ia Paz. II pile
60.
Contrato do rartido, IL pliego.
Escritura de Renuncia. IL pliego.
Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles. 10 Pile
go.
Documento Garantizado, exrensa
orma entera. full sheet
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-
ceptores. IL plitgo.
Notas-Obligacionss. ~ and so
ents.
Libros--Certtncacos de Bonos. 81.
Libros de Recibos Supervisors de
Caminos, rs cents.
Certificate de Matrimonio, 10 cents
oFrmula de Enumeration. liz pliego.
uno.
pocumento Garantixado. IL pliego.
Contrato de Combustibls, ~ pliego
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
yERIFlcApLA
La Prueba Esta en- Santa Re Cast a
vuestra Puerta.

La publica declaration de I'm vecino
de Santa Fe es en- 81 misma prueba
fuerte para personals de Santa Re,
pero la continuation fortalece la evil
dencia.
tie aqui I'm %ciudadano de Santa Fe
que testifco hace amos que las Pill
doras de Doan para los Rinones alivi-
aron rinones enfermos, y ahora dice
que la cura fue permanente.
Puede alguno que padece de males
&c Iinones pedir mejor prueba? Pc
deis investigar. El case esta precisa-
mente IN casa.
Limo Romero. Avenida de Palacio,
Santa Re, N. Nj, dice: nSe que las
Fildoras de Doan para los Rinones
tiene Ell efecto que Sc representa-. ST
yo no hubiera tenido conlianza de ese
hecho, ningun inducimiento me hubie-
ra persuadido a darle n recomenda-
scicn publica de esta medicina, como
10 hice hace cerca de cinco amos. En-
tonces die que habia procurado las
Pildoras de Doan para los Rinones en-
la botica de STRIPPING y Burrows y que
me habian curado de un dolor sordo
de espalda que me habia mclestado de
tempo en- tempo por I'm periodic pro
longado v que con fr~ecuencia habian
sido causa de que dejase de TRAFALGAR.
Dnrante el trascurso de amos, he nota-
do de cuando en- cuando un retorno
lleYe de la molestia pero nunca uno
rtrA ~ ~ AZ N-AI4lA - 49, T4T4--~- 4 w
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

William Upcburch, de Glen Oak,
Okla, r IN desterrado de su hogan.
Pens6 que q aire de la montana sana-
ria n terrible Q carrasposa que
por dos amos habia desaiado todos
los remedies. Despues de seis meses
regres0, siguiendof la muerte sus pa
sos. 'sEntonces comence q usar ell
Nueyo Descubrimiento del DIR. King
dice, ~ a lcabo de haber temado seis
botellas me halo tan bueno como
siempre.n Saliva anualmente 4 milla-
res de Intermediates d-esesperadas de
los pulmones. Infalible contra toses
y resfriados, ouita la ronquera y ell
NAL de garganta Cura la grippe,
bronquitis, hemorragias, asma, crup,
tbs f%erina, SOC 81. 90, botellas de
prueba gratis, garantizado en- todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Mats a Su Ensmigo de 20 Amos.

"El enemigo mas implacable que tu-
We por 20 amos /" cscribe la Sra. James
Duncan. de ~Haynes,ille, Me s'fue la
Dyspepsia, Sufria ip~tensamente des-
pues de conner s beber y apenas podia
dormir. Despues de que muchos RENE
dios no dieron resultado y de que va.
rios m6dicos me deshauciaron, use
los Amargos Eicctricos, que me cura-
ron completamente. Ahora puedo CO.
mer de TODD. Tengo 70 amos de edad
y estoy regocijada de haber recobra
do mi salud y fuerza.'' Contra indi-
gesti6n, perdida dc appetite, NAL de
rinones, dolor de espalda, enfermeda-
dss de muieres, no tiene igual. SOC.
solamente en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

ri microbes en la tarde, mientras
trabajaba con otros hombres en- la
Gale del Colegio. cerca del Colegio
de San Miguel, Jose Padilla fue AGO.
medido de repente de I'm ataque de NAL
de corazon y cay6 muerto. Estaba en-
el acto de comerse una manzana GUAM
do la muerte 10 alcanz6. Tenia 40
amos defedad. Su funeral tuvo lugar
Ell viernes a las I de la mahaua con
misa de cuerpo presente en- la catedral
y entierro en- 81 cementerio del Ro-
sario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
LAS sENoRAs PuEDEN

De un numero mas pc ueno despues
de usar Aliens Foot-Ease, un poivo
para desparramarlo dentro de los
zapatos. Hace que nr lastimen los
zapatos apretado 0 nuevos; da alivio
instantaneo a callos y juanetes. Els
el mayor descubrimiente del sigle en-
cuanto a comodidad. Aliens Foot
Ease es un remedio cierto para pies
fatigados, sudorosos, c~alenturientos y
doloridos. Eli todas las boticas ,
tiendas de zapatos rs Ct No acepteis
ningLn sustituto. Para un empaQue
gratis de prueba, tambien muestra
gratuita del Parche Sanitario Foot
Ease, una #invencion nneva. dirigirse a
Allen 6. Olmsted, LIE Roy. n. \.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

;MUCHACHOS iMUCHACHAS LA
BICICLETA COLUMBIADEBALDE.
La mas grande oferta que Sc ha hecho.
Consigan que sus amigos Sc suscriban
a nuestra reyista y regalaremos a
Vds. una Bicicleta Columbia del valor
de , 0.00-la mejor que se fabrica.
Pidan pormenores. equipo gratis y
circular que olga Como Sc empieza.
Dirijanse 4 eThe Bicycle Man. 10 81,
East I'D Street, New York City, N. X.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Las Jovenss son yictimas

de jaqueca, del mismo modo que mu-
jeres de mas edad, pero todas obtie-
men alivio y curacion expedita Q las
Pildoras de Nueva Vida del Or. King,
ell mejor remedio del mundo para ja-
quecas enfermizas y nerviosas. Dan
sangre pura y nervios fuertes yforta
lecen yuestra salud. Ensayadlas, 25c
en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Musrte por IN csbalIo Manoso.

Tn despacho de Roswell dice que
Leroy b. Maxwell, muchacho de doce
amos ehijo de la Sra. Crosson, de
Roswell, fud muerto acknowledgements
por la cos de I'm caballo mahoso en-
la casa de I'm compahero del mucha-
cho ell domingo en- la tarde- El brute
patale6 repetidas veces al muchacho,
rompiendole la nuca de la primera pa
tada, de modo que su muerte fue cast
instantanea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06

Ell alguaeil Jesus Romero, Gel con
dado de Bernalillo, dice que el movi-
miento para cerrar las tabernas los
domingos, no es un arranque momen-
taneo de virtud sino i'm esfuerzo deter
minado Y permanente para que la ley
sea Observable, y que cada domingo
diputados a~dicionales seran estacio-
nados en- cada p%recinto para impedir
Que las tabernas vendan licor por la
puerta de atras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
LAS cENIzBS De uN ME-
DIc0 ARR0JADAS AL RIO.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 2.-De con-
formidad con su encargo al morir las
cenizas del pr. e. II. Osborne que IA
lleci6 aqui la semana pasada, fueron
arrojadas lal rio Misuri 81 domingo,
desde 81 puente del fe~rrocarril. XII Dir,
e. %. Miller con n breve eta de
"Thanatopsis' consigno las cenizas
al aqua en- p~resencia de SO amigos del
fnado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-06
Maryland Rechaxa Ell Des.
franquiciamiento de los
Negros.

Baltimore, Nov. 3.-Retornos in
completes dan a entender que la pro-
puesta enmienda q la constitution que
tenia por obieto desfranquiciar d los
ncgros, fue rechazads por 10000 a
1900 votos de mayorfa. Los Demo-
cratas reclaman haber ganado la le-
gislatura v que esta cierta la %reelec-
cion del senador Raynor.