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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
CORRESPONDENCE
272 Second avenue. San Francisco
January . 1903

Editor The Junior Call: I have re-
ceived my watch and am very much
pleased with it. as 1 needed one badly.
But I Will send in compositions. as IL
is a pleasure TO do so for The Junior
Call.
1 send a dog story inclosed herewith.
entitled Life of Faithful Trix,' which
is true history. 1 read in The Junior
Call that one can write an imaginary
story. but think a true story IS better.
could write many good imaginary
stories. but I prefer true ones
Thanking you for the watch. I re-
main, Yours respectfully.
RAY p. JOHNSON.
P. S.-A happy new year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

ing be would pay the fine himself. By
tails time both Biil and his party were
getting discouraged. but Bill told a
couple OF funny stories as they logged
through Railway. and they were feeling
better as they swung out on the Frog
Hollow turnpike. This is the finest
road in the county. II miles straight
away. with only one danger spot This
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

mishap caused them TO come to halt.
snorting and coughing. right IN front
of the judges Office. The Judge, Of
course. Immediately came out and fined
Mr.. Smith SO and costs. After half
hours wait for supply Of gasoline
they started homeward and reached
the garage without accident. except
that they nearly ran over a small dog
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
San Lorenzo. Cal. Jan. 1. $50


Editor The Junior Call: l Will write
and thank you fer the watch you sent
me. 1 am very much pleased with it.
1t is what 1 have always wanted.
One time I won a book through The
Sunday Call The name of the book is
plain Tales From the Hills" I got
it the day before the earthquake in San
Francisco. Yours truly,
OSCAR 9. PETERSEN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

IS the bailiwick OF a cantankerous old
justice OF the peace. yciept Judge
Soakem' by automobilists
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
By Martha Wheeler

I/ATHLEEN was the Httest girl in
IN study hall OF course there were
babies in The Kindergarten
whose nurses came for then, O.,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
THE INTERRUPTED TOUR.
Directions.

Take piece of cardboard one foot square; mark out
three ccles-outer ten inches second six inches inner
five inches Cut out printed objects and paste spaces
indicated. The arrow should be cut from cardboard
using printed arrow as pattern
pcoPYRGH 1902 BY THE YoR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
AMATEUR BEATS TIE CRACKS
Wind and Rain Interfere with High
Scores at Lincoln.
o. N. FORD Is THE HIGH GUN
Third ANNUAL Tournament of
LineoIn Gan Club Draws Large
Number of shooters 20 the
Capital City.

LINCOLN. April S.-(special)-O. n.
Ford. an amateur of Central City, Ia, sur
passed not only all the amateurs but all
the professionals at the third annual tour
nament OF the Lincoln Gun club which
closed Wednesday night, breaking S4 tar
gets out of a possible 100. r.. r., Barber
OF Paulina, la. led the professionals pres
ent by breaking $50 Of a possible 400 tar
gets. DriEEling rain kept the score low
during the first day and a big wind kept
them down on the second lay.
The general averages and the honors
taken are as follows:
Professional-Ffrst, r. r. Barber, Paul
ina, Ia, ss2; second. d. d. Gross, Kansas
City, Mo, $40.
Amateur-FIrst, o. N. Ford, Central
City. Ia. $40; second, Gus SEWERS. Grand
Island. S6T; third, c. d. Linderman, Lin
coin, 5S.
The first day consisted OF shooting on
the basis OF 100 chances and the high
marksmen for that day are:
PrOfessional-First, r. r. Barber. Paul
ina, la. second, D.. d. Gross, Kansas City,
No.
Amateur-First, o. N. Ford, Central
City, Ia; second, Gus SEWERS, Grand Is
land; third, Dick Linderman, Lincoln;
William veach, Falls City.
The positions OF the second day were
won on a basis of 800 chances and we're
awarded TO winners as follows:
Professional-FIrst, J. M. Hughes, Mil
waukee, Wis. second, George Maxwell,
Hastings, Neb. third, c. B.. Adams, Rock
well, Ia.
The same amateurs won the same places
on the second day as they won the first
day. Mr.. Linderman and Mr.. veach shoot
ing q draw for third place.
The shooting wednesday consisted of
two events. one of 100 targets and the other
OF 100. The 100 chance event was won by
]. NJ. Hughes, a professional, who broke
ninety-four, as was the 2OO-chance event, in
which ne broke 100.
The two events and the records made
follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

NJ. The Sultan and 1tsn also ran.
Second race. selling, one mile ana an
eighth: Silver IAne u02. 3. Wilson. s to y
won. Monvina u06. Page. II to y second,
Joe Coyne O0s. Rettig. 10 to - third. Time
1884. Day Star, Miss Naomi. silver
Knight. Quagga, Miss Ma1zoni, bud
Embry and Needful also ran.
Third race. selling, one mtev Ida MAY
C0. e. Russell, Z to 1D won, John Louis
0Oi. Rice, 6to ~ second, Edwin n. Fryer
uO9. Rettig. 4 to - third. Time: l:SstS
Hasty Agnes. First Peep and John Car
roll also ran.
Fourth race. six rurlonss. handicap:
Lady Gina QI2, Pase. s 10 - won, Col
Bob 0O6, Rettig, 10 to ~ second, NoN
Populi nii, Archibald. IL to - third. Time.
1;12b. Fleming. Tom McGrath, Old Timer
and Grande Danes also ran.
Fifth race, selling. five and a CALI tur-
longs: Shirley Rossmore COS, Rettig, 5 to
81 won, Pic Plco uo9, Preston, 10 to y sec
ond, Toller Q12, Archibald, $ TO y third.
Gossiper II, Rey Del Mundo. Nelmo G.
McChord, korosilany and All Alone also
ran.
Sixth race. purse, seven %furlongs:
Mauretania 0O4, Archibald, 10 to IL won,
Oracle @. d07, Russell, 10 TO 81 second
Sorrowful d03, Rice, 3 TO u third. Time
1:B%. Fern L.. Emma O., Jane Laurel and
Priceless Jewell also ran.
Seventh race. selling, mile and an eighth;
Logistille u02, Russell to u won,
F1nancier 012, Rettig, 6 to - second, Sand
piper Zoo, Wilson, Q to 81 third. Time;
1925. Montclsire, Charley Paine, King
Of the Mist, Raleigh. Timothy, Wen and
Wool Winder also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
CoRNHUsKERs LEAVE ON TRIP
Base Ball Team Plays First Game
with Tabor College.

LINCOLN, April 8.-(Special. 1.-The Ne
braska base ball team, accompanied by
Manager Eager, departed from Lincoln
this morning for Tabor, Ia, beginning its
the tour was played with Tabor college
this afternoon. Coach Billy Fox did not
go with his proteges, being forced to re-
main in this city to captain the Lincoln
Western league team in it's ante-season
games.
The Cornhuskers' party il composed Of
the follo aing elevent plpyers: Captain
Beltzer, third base; Carroll, catcher; CLARK.
first base; Greenslit, second base; Metcalf,
shortstop; Dudgeon, left field; Cooke, CEN
ter field; Sturtzenegger, right field; Ward,
Olmstead and Prouty, pitchers.
Prouty was put on the pitching staff in
place Of Mathers, who, until Tuesday, had
appeared to be good enough material for
the varsity. On that day Prouty in four
innings Of a practice game against the
Greens pitched great winning ball, holding
the leaguers to two scattered hits. In this
exhibition he made good and was substi-
tuted for Mathers on the Cornhusker Twill
ing staff.
ID. c.. Mitchell yesterday won the title
Of university gymnastic at the state school
bisin and Snider were his closest competi-
tors, holding second and third places. re-
spectively, In the contest. The champion
ship was decided on largest average num-
Der of points won in five events.
MALVERN, Ia, April Especial Tele-
by playing an errorless game and winning
by a score of ID to l. Tabor college was
very weak and the Nebraska boys had no
trouble in taking their scalp. Prouty
pitched q good game for Nebraska.
Batteries: For Nebraska, Prouty and Car
roll; for Tabor. Hall and Mumper. Three
base hit: Metcalf. Hits: Nebraska, 7; Ia
Dor, 2. Umpire: Kline.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
News of Indoor and Outdoor Sports

games. The Yannigans are playing great
ball and winning most Of their games. They
recently defeated the Denver bunch. 10 to o.
Long Bath has been handed mis- walking
papers by Pc Rourke, and he may now
start on his long Journey back to California.
This lie one time Captain Franck had a bum
Steer. He did not act on his own juds-
ment, but took the word OF some OF the
White sox who saw the big fellow work.
He can hit the ball ana might be taught
the game. but Pa says the pennsnt race IL
too near at hand TO start any students in
regular positions. Kid LeBrand played
Thursday and covered the sack like a vet
ersn.
The ecora.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
TAFT AND SHERMAN ARE FANS
President and Vice President Pre-
aenfed With Passes.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The two most
prominent base ball fans" in the United
States, President William Fl, Taft and Vice
President James S. Sherman, we're today
presented by Thomas c. Noyes. president
OF the Washington base ball team, with an
nual passes, good for themselves and party
on any American league ball grounds. The
passes were in the form OF handsome
morocco leather card cases. with mono
grams in heavy gold letters on the inside
flap. The pass presented TO President Taft
was No. AL and that to the vice presi-
dent was No. AZ"
Both expressed their appreciation OF the
courtesy and said they hoped they would
be able many times during the season TO
make use OF the passes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
A CHASE IN THE PEST HOUSE
New Work Firkt Basemaa Has VarIO-
IOid and Who'll Team ~VaccInated.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April S.-Hal Chase, the
first bsseman OF the New York American
league team, is in the pest house here with
an attack OF Varioloid and the other
members OF the team are watching their
arms and wondering II the vaccine virus
will put them out OF the game before the
season opens. They were all vaccinated as
soon as Chase's condition became known.
Chase's malady is officially pronounced
varioloid. He lie not confined 10 bed, but
spends part OF each day on the roof of the
hospital watching the teams prscticinE in
the neighboring base ball park. He will be
detained three weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
sox SHUT OUT aRnENsAox<ERs
Bunched Hits and Benefits wiIdAeSS
Account for Scores.

LINCOLN, April S~.-(speeial Telesram)-
The Chicago White SoX Yannigans, with
the peerless Harry White on the slab, shut
out Lincoln today by q score of 3 to 0. The
Sox had better success than the Green
packers In punching their hits, ana batted
in two of their runs. Benefits vtldness
gave tho visitors their other tally.
Hockenbary gave an impressive exhloi-
tion of pitching for Lincoln and tanned five
OF the sox in four innings. Both teams
played faultless ball In the field despite
the chilly weather. Gagnier. the Lincoln
shortstop, accepted twelve chances with
out a skip. Purtell starred at third for
the Sox. The score: R,H.E.
Chicago ........1 0 0 1 l % 6 o
Lincoln ..........O 0 o o 90 s o
Batteries: White and Payne; Johnson,
HockenbsIy, Bennett. Hendrix. Sullivan
and Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
Matinees az Creston.

cRESION, la. April S-(SpeciaID-A
business meeting OF the Crest City Driving
club was held last night and preliminary
steps were taken to r~eorganize the enter
prise. Secretary Leon Morrison Is de-
Serious OF getting organized early in the
season, and TO arrange for a series of
matinee races al the fair grounds for the
summer months. A running race was put
on at the grounds yesterday afternoon, ana
was witnessed by a good crowd and created
quite an enthusiasm. The race was run
by r. Webbs speedy S-year-old and Miss
Cozett.' owned by GAGE Bales OF Des
Moines, in which the Des Moines horse
was the winner, coming under the wire
In % seconds for the quarter mile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

HURON. s, D., April DISQUALIFICATION
college base ball team has arranged the
following schedule OF games for the early
season: Saturday, April "a, Redfield at
Redfield: Monday, April Is, Aberdeen at
Aberdeen; Saturday. May /. Rapid City at
Huron; Monday. May 10, Yankton at Yank-
ton; Monday, May II, Aberdeen at Huron
Wednesday, May 1s. Brookings at Huron
Thursday. May %, VeTmilion at Huron
Monday, May "A, Brookings at Brookings
Monday, May 81, Redfield at Huron.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
BeImont wins Weston PIate,

LEICESTER, England, April &-The
Wigston Plate (handicapl OF 100 sovereigns,
for S-year-olds and upwards, seven fur
longs. was run here today and won by
Nebuly. Exeter Hall was second and
August Belmont's Antaeur, third. There
were nine starters.
The Glen Selling Plate OF 100 soVereigns.
for 2-year-oldS, distance five furlongs, was
won by Grsnde Vitesse, ". P. Whitney's
Queen of Hearts was second and Bellevue,
third. Ten horses started.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
Vanderbilt Hor.e. s.ce.a.

PARIS, April G.-Gambaiseuil and Ropolfn.
Two horses owned by W. X. Vanderbilt.
today. Mr.. Nanderbilt's Gangachata was
another contestant, but did not Est a place
Emmett owned by Hermann p. Durves
place. N
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
Breaks Roller skatInE record.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April s-Clarence
Hamilton Of Chicago last night broke the
two-mile roller skating record, making the
distance in B;sT%, The previous record was
$40. made by Leo Jones In New Orleans
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

MINNEAPOLIS.

IWo-base hits: Pendry, EdniunBon,
o'Neill. First base on balls: Off Jarrett,
2; off Patterson, 2; off Oberiln, /. Struck
out: BY Jarrett, /; by Johns, q; by Ober-
lin, 2. Left on bases, Omaha, 8; Mime
apolis, T. Stolen bases: LeBrand, Ed
munson. Sacrifice hits: Vasblnder, Downs.
Innings pitched: BY Jarrett, g.; by Johns,
2; by Rice, 2; by Patterson, 4; by Ober-
lin, 2. Hits: OFF Jarrott, a.; off Johns, 4;
off Rice, ]; off Patterson, 4; off Oberlin,
]. Time: lis. Umpire: Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

Preston Mccoy Of Lincoln wbo ,n
nt some peaches az q Nelterweight w~restiar
wishes ~ challenge anybody in Nebrssks a.
his weight -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
Y. NJ. C.. A. HAS ATHLETIC FEVER
Weekly Meets To BE Held Th~ursdays
In Gymnasium.


In Gymnasium.
A spring fever for jumping and running
contests has struck the athletes of the
local Young Mems Christian association.
For the remainder of the season contests.
to be called Thursday Night Meets will
be a feature on the evening indicated.
Three or four events will be pulled off
each night until the regular list is ex-
hausted. These preliminary contests will
put the men in good trim for the six
night endurance contest late In May. No
admission will be charged and there are
no conditions of entry except membership
in the association. The first meet of the
series occurs Thursday, April g.
The first annual athletic meet OF the
boys department has been arranged for
Friday evening. Interest taken has re-
suited in a large entry list and some new
records are likely to be made.
The boys will compete according to a
weight classification, including midget
class. under 80 pounds; light, under 100;
middle, Under 40, ana heavy, over 40.
Among the events are the 9-yard dash,
pull up, standing broad jump, running
high jump, rope climb, auarter-mile potato.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

Sturdy oaks from 1ttle aeorns grow
advertisinE In The Bee will DO wonders for
your business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
open Season On water Fowls.

OMAHA. Neb.. April $40 the editor of
The Bee; In last nights issue OF the
game law, which became effective April 3,
the closing date of the duck season is
April 10. This probably is a typographical
error. II may be misleading and cause
trouble for some people. The closing date
for luck and geese is April 5 / would
feel very much obliged to you II you will
correct This misstatement in your next
issue In such a manner as you think will
attract the attention of the sportsmen.
Yours respectfully,
A GEILUS,
Chief DeDuty Commissioner
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
View Orleans Bays Pop Shriver.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April G-The New
Orleans base hall club announces IL has
purchased Catcher Pop" Shriver from
P~ittsbufg,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

Nhea yes buy Geld Medal FIouE
~ aara a IL WashbHrn-CrOsby's Gold
Medal FIaaF. rhIs "A Important
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09
Huron CoIIeee Schedule.

Chief Deputy Commissions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-09

First race, sellinE, five and a half fur
lcrgs: Aunt Polly O0 Rettig, Is TO ID
won. ~Laudabls nol. n. Wilson, 10 to y
second. Work and Play d09. Butwell, 7 10
~ third. Time: 1'064s. Pacific Electric,
Miss Fairbanks Escalante. Lady Kitty.
Habor, TsNer, lamar, F~rontensc, Esther
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Ell anticuado sistema de medicinar
I'm estomago debil o estimular el
0 los rinones es completa-
mente e~quiyocado. Ell Or. Shoop fue
quien primeramente hizo 9 ESQ
error. Els por ESQ que su receta.
Eel Restau. ador del DR.. Shoop-es
enteramente dirigido a Ia causa de
esos sufrimientos. los debiles nert
vios interiors; 0 sease los que rigen
el sistema. No es tan dificil, dice 81
DR., Snoop reforzar i'm Estomago,
Corazon or Rinones debiles, 81 es que
Sc va a clio correctamente. Cada
organs interior tiene su respective
regente inferno. Cuando esos ner-
vios decaen esos organos deben Sc
guramente desmejorar tambien- Esas
vita les verdades hacen que en- todas
parties los farmaceuticos despachen
y recomienden Ell Restorative del DR..
Shoop. Pruebese mos dias y vease!
Mejoramiento seguira pronta y rapi-
damente. vendido por STRIPPING, Bur
row & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29
DEcIDID vos MIsMo.
La o~portunidad Esta Aqul sostenida
Por Testimonio de Santa re.

La o~portunidad Esta Aqui sostenida
Por Testimonio de Santa re.
No tomeis nuestra palabra por clio
No ~dependais de la declaration de
vi extrano.
Iced endosamientos de Santa F@.
Iced las deciaraciones de vecinos de
Santa re.
Y decidid por vos mismo.
He aquf uno de ellos:
La Sra. Bernardo Rivera de Escu-
dero, 106 Griffin St, Santa F9, N. M,
dice: ssComo t6nico general y como
para todos los males que proven
gan de los rihones y espalda, no CO.
nozco ningun remedio mas digno de
contianza que las Pfldoras de Doan
para los Rinones: Por cerca de un
ano me VI molestada por una debili-
dad y dolencia sorda que me atrave-
saba los lomos y rinones. Me cansa-
ba facilmentc y las doIencias que SEN
tia me eran muy afictivas. Despues
de usar dos cajas de las Pfldoras de
Doan para los Rinones, las cuales me
procure en- la botica de Stripping y
Burrows, las d~oIencias SO me alivia-
ron, mi espalda fue fortalecida y mi
salud se puso mejor cada dia. Estoy
verdaderamente agradecida q las Pill
doras de Doan para los Rinones por
81 gran benefcio que he recibido de
elias.
De yenta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio 80 centavos. Foster-Wilburn Co.,
Buffalo. Nueva York, unicos agentes
los Estados Unidos.
Recordad el nombrs-Doan-y no
otro.
WUU $685. - urrt~4t ~ 4 N~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Cualquier lectora de este papel re-
cibira al pedirlo. IN perfecto Colador
de Cafe negotiable" Cupon-privi-
legio del DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis. Els
plateado, muy Undo, y previene posi-
tivamente toda goteadura de cafe Q
tie. Ell Doctor 10 envia, con su nuevo
libro gratis tratando sdel Cafe de la
Salud1 simplemente para introducir
ese perfecto substitute del cafe g r
dadero. Eel Cafe de la Salud" del
DIR. Shoop esta adquiriendo su gran
popularidad por primero. su exquisi-
to gusto y saber; segundo, su abso-
Iuta salubridad; tercero. su economic
1 IL lb. Csc; cuarto. su convenience.
No fastidioso hervir de 20 q 80 mimi
tos. "Hecho en- un minute" dice Ell
DR.. Shoop. Pruebe en- su almacen de
where's. Para tener una agradable
sorpresa. vendido por Cartwright
Davis Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Departamento del Ingeniero Terri
torial.
Pfimera publication. Mayo %, de
1903.
Ultima publication. JUNO IL, de
1909.
Santa Fe, N. M. Mayo IA. 1909.
Por esta Sc da aviso que ell dia 10
de Mayo, 1909, en- conformidad con
la Seccion 26. ley de irrigation de
1907. II. 7. Hardy, de Espanola, Con-
dado de Rio Arriba, Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico, hizo aplicacion al In
geniero Territorial de Nuevo Mexico
llor un permiso para %apropiar de las
corrientes de aqua del Territorio de
Nuevo Mexico.
Tai appropriation va a ser hecha de
Rio del Medic en- puntos donde la
N, w. Cor. T. 20 NJ, r. 10 e. va al
N.fS70o 40< w. 1872 Gins. Por me
do de diversion y 40 pies cubicos por
segundo. seran conducidos a puntos
donde la N. w. Cor. 4. 20 N. r. 10 e.
va al N. 349 Az w. 1880 Gins. Por
medic de caneria, ETC., y ALI usados
para protecia, siendo ell aqua retorna-
de al rio en- ell mismo punto.
Todas las personals que puedan opo-
nerse a la concession de la %aplicacion
antecedente deben %protocolar u
objeciones, sustanciadas con declara-
clones juradas propiamente certif-
cadas, ante ell ~Ingeniero Territorial
en- D antes de cuatro de la
fecha de la ultima publication de esta.
VERNON L. SULLIVAN,
Ingeniero Territorial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Ell martes 4 las 5 de la tarde falleci6
en- su r~esidencia en- esta ciudad, ell
bien conocido j6ven Eustasio Estes,
despues de una enfermedad prolonga-
da. Tenla como 80 AMOS al tempo de
gu fallecimiento vera altamente esti-
mado por todas las personals que 10
conocian. LIE %sobreyiven su madre, su
abuela y varios ~parientes. Su funeral
tuvo lugar 81 lueves q las s de la ma
mana con misa de cuerpo presente en-
la cathedral y entierro en- Ell cementerio
del Rosario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Impurezas Reumaticas son expeli'
das de la sangre, rapida y seguramen-
te, con Ell Remedio Reumatico del Dr..
Shoop en- forma de pastillas 9 en-
liquido. Ell librito del DR.. Shoop, ira
tando del Reumatismo explica SEN
ella q interesantementc, como ESQ Sc
realiza. Hablese de este librito a
~cualquier p~aciente. o mejor aun, es-
cribase al DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis,
pidiendo Ell libro y muestras gratis.
No Sc envie dinero. Solamente jun
tese con Ell DIR. Shoop Y desc q algun
paciente una agradable serpresa. Ven
dido por STRIPPING. Burrows & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29
vlvio 1852 Amos.

VIM. Parr, Ell hombre mas viejo de
'Inglaterra, Sc case tercera vez cuando
tenia l20, trabaj6 en- los campos hasta
1872 y vivid 20 amos mas. Las perso-
mas ,deberian ser Juveniles q los 80.
James Wright, de Spurlock, KY,
muestra Ell modo de permanecer j6ven.
fsMe siento como un muchacho de 16
amos escribe, ''despues de tomar seis
botellas de Amargos Eiectricos.
Durartes treinta amos el NAL de rih6-
mes mehizo la vida pesada pero la
primera botella de esta medicina ma
ravillosa me ~convenci0 de que yo
habfa encontrado ell remedio mejor
del mundo.,' Son cosa buena para
personals debiles, enfermizas, estra-
gadasas 8 ancianas. Usadlos. Doc
en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29
Asesinato Atros en- 81 Condado
de Grant. ssss

De Dryer, poblacion del Rio de
Mimbres, en- Ell condado de Grant,
hay noticia del asesinato de Pedro Pa
ira, m~uchacho de is amos, q QUEEN tres
hombres Ilevaron con engaho 4 un
canon profundo y luego 10 asaltaron
q ~pedradas, rematando gu crfmen pc
gandole un trio en- la cabeza. Han
sido a~rrestados Francisco Valdez,
Modesto Salas y Sebastian Abalos,
En- la Investigation preliminar Wax
dez admiti6 su culpa y fue remitidoa
la carcel. Tambien sus compaferos
fueron ~encarcelados por no haber pos
dido dar ID ianza de 81, 900 que les re-
quieren. ga
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29
e Fin de Mundo

ell case de venlr manana hallaria
NADIA memo Que / 3 de la genie pade-
ciendo de reumatismo de naturaleza
leve D grave. Nadie tiene necesidad
de sufrir de reumatismo, pues ell Llni-
mento Snow de Ballard destierra la
enfermedad, alivia al instante la do
~lencia, y deja al que 10 usa tan bueno
y agil como uno de dos anos.-.De
venta en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29
slcUE oPUEsTo A LA AuToRI-
DAD DEL oBIsPo.

Denver, Mayo % LA controversial
entire 81 Obispo N. G Matz y el Padre
j. p. Carrigan continue y ahora SO
dice que Ell obispo apelara q autoridad
superior para que u 6rdenes Sc eie-
cuten. La noticia de que Sc ha apela
do al Arzobispo Pitaval es faTsa, pues
Ell arzobispo no tiene ninguna ingeren-
ola Official en- 81 asunto, y la a~pelacion
debe hacerse al Delegado Papal en-
Washington 8 directamente 4 Roma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-05-29

Los funerales de la 6nada Filomena
P. de Otero, tuvieron lugar en- la ma
mana del lunes pasado en- Albuquer-
que. Sells sehoras de la Sodalidad de
Senoras y de la Sociedad de Senoras
del Altar de la Iglesia de la Inmacu-
lada Conception, actuaron como
acompafantes h%onorarias. Hubo misa
de difuntos an la iglesia citada y Ell
entierro fue en- ell cementerio de Santa
Barbara