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ANTA MEXICANJiL, J1.1 A

SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY DECEMBER 26, 1907.VOL. 44. NO. i

III StPEDAGOGUES IMISS ARNOLD WEDSINDIAN SWEETHEART

Romance Culminates in Happy Mar-

riage In Santa Fe Groom Governorof Santa Clara Pueblo.

FRISCO SUFFERS

HUEBLOODY 0HR1STMAS

IN NEW YORKIIL

Many TragediesMarked Day in

Gotham

Whole Block BurnsCausing Loss of

$200,000

IN NILCiLES

Admiral BrownsonRefuses to Obey

Superior

SIlINHIl ACUTE

Assignment Made by Presi-

dent Roosevelt Causeof Trouble.

Opening Sessions ofNew Mexico Edu-

cational Society

MANY TEACHERS ATTEND

Reception to Visiting Educetors Tonight at High

School Hall.

E

MISS WISS BECOMESCHRISTMAS BRIDE

Pretty Santa Fe Girl Is Married to

Harry E. McCullough QuietHome Wedding.

A Christmas wedding which comesas more or less of a surprise to theirmany acquaintances in Santa Fe tookplace at 8 o'clock last evening whenMiss Aubellne Wiss and Harry E.McCullough were married at the homeof the bride's brother-in-la- and sla-

ter, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Townsend,on Palace avenue. It was generallyknown here that the young couplewere engaged to be married but thedate on which the wedding would besolomonized was kept a secret fromall but a few intimate friends. Rev.W. R. Dye pastor of the Church ofthe Holy Faith, performed the nuptialceremony, using the services prescrib-ed by the Episcopal church. Asidefrom the bride's relatives the onlypersons present were Major and Mrs.R. J. Palen, Mrs. Robert M. Hardinge,Mrs. W. R. Dye, Miss Flossie Hampel,and Carlos Vierra. Miss Hampel andMr. Vierra acted as bridesmaid andbest man respectively.

Although a quiet and unostentatioushome wedding, the house was prettilydecorated symbolic of the gladsomeChristmas tide. Holly and mistletoewere used in abundance in transform-ing the rooms Into floral bowers, and

Miss Cora Mario Arnold of Denverand Albino Chavarria of Santa Clarawere married in this city on Mondayevening last at the home of Mrs. V.L. Roberts on San Francisco street.Behind this simple announcementthere Is all the elements of a romancewherein an Indian falls In love witha white woman who reciprocates hisaffection In which there is added In-

terest over several unsuccessful at-

tempts here and elswehere to be mar-

ried by an Episcopal clergyman be-

cause of racial objections.Miss Arnold became 'acquainted with

her Indian sweetheart who is nowher husband several years ago. NewMexican readers are familiar with thestory. Albino Chavarria is not onlya stalwart and handsome Indian buthe Is also well educated and conversesfluently In the English and Spanishlanguages. He received his education

Authorities Unafcel to StopCrime. --Tombs is

Hard Work on Part of Firemen all That Prevented

Conflagration.

Washington, Dec. 2C Not since theday preceding the passage of thepersonnel law of ten years ago hasthe feeling between the line and tftalt

at Carlisle University. Returning to of the navy been so acute as It Is tohis native pueblo after his graduation

New York, Dec. 20 A dozen murdersand as many more tragic deaths fromaccidents marked Christmas in NewYork. Although six criminal courtsare In operation in this city they can-not keep pace with the wave of crimewhich has swept over the city duringthe last year. The criminal calendertoday carries 1,271 cases, while thistime a year ago there were but 641.The Tombs prison is now overcrowdedwith prisoners awaiting trial.

Between 150 and 200 educators of

the territory comprising membersof the faculties of territorial institu-

tions, county school superintendentsand teachers in the city and ruralpublic schools are in Santa Fe attend-

ing the twenty-secon- d annual meetingof the New Mexico Educational associ-

ation which convened here this after-noon. More are expected on the incom-

ing traius this evening and the ses-

sions promise to be the largest attend

day as a result of the refusal of Ad-

miral Brownson to transmit ordersfrom his superior officer, the Presi-dent of the United States, assigning

from school he resumed his native cus-

toms and his fellow tribesmen honor-

ed him by electing him governor of

the pueblo, which position he stillholds.

a naval surgeon to the command of a

San Francisco., Dec, 2G. Firetoday destroyed nearly the entireblock bounded by Mission, Jessie,First and Second streets. Several fac-

tories and stores were consumed in

the fire. The losses wilHimount tomore than two hujHrfcd thousand dol-

lars.Most ojtne buildings destroyed

wenlly temporary structures, so thelor (va3 principally In the way ofdffocks carried by the firms. TheRevere Rubber company sufferedheavily; the factory of Mangum andOtter, dealers in tiles and . mantels,was destroyed; Wooden and Little,implement dealers, Eccles Smith Com-

pany and Justin, Calre and Company,both hardware concers, lost buildingsand stocks.

Quick work on the part of the firedepartment saved a large section of

Governor Chavarrl will take hissmilax and potted plants also adde bride to the pueblo where she willto the decorative effect. S

vessel In the navy.In the case of the personnel act, it

was President Roosevelt, then assist-ant secretary of the navy, who actedas the pacificator, bringing the twowaring factions together in support of

reign as queen over the little comBoth bride and groom are ''well

munity and there will be great rejoicknown and popular in the Capital. ing no doubt over the marriage. TheMrs. McCullough is a very pretty ceremony w;as performed by Rev. the legislation.young woman of the brunette type of In the present instance, however,Gabino Rendon. pastor of the Span-

ish Presbyterian mission.beauty whose charming personalityhas made her a favorite among herassociates. She was born in Shamokin.

the efforts of the President to recon-cile the surgeons and line officers hasfailed completely and it is probableSMALL BLAZE MARSPennsylvania, but for some years past that the whole controversy will be

the factory district, which was HOLIDAY GATHERINGhas been making her home in SantaFe with Mr. and Mrs. Townsend. thrashed out on Its merits In Con

ed and most successful in the historyof the organization.

The first day of the meeting was de-

voted mainly to the entertainment ofthe visiting deelgates, a feature beingan excursion this afternoon to Tes-uqu-

the picturesque little Indian pu-

eblo nine miles northwest of the city.The first general session of the meet-

ing will be held tonight at the highschool hall beginning at 8 o'clock. Itwill be followed by a reception to thevisitors, and one to which the publicgenerally is invited. The supplement-al program this evening will open witha piano solo by Miss Stella Bergere,which will be followed after invoca-

tion by a piano duet by Misses LeanorPurcell and Marian Bishop. Anothermusical number will be a vocal soloby Miss Hlldred Hanson, Instructor ofmusic in the local public schools.

gress.Captain McCullough who is the ob

Christmas Tree at .Home of A. B.ject of many congratulations on hav-

ing wooed and won so fair a bride Is MINISTER IS Renehan Goes Up In Smoke Host-

ess and One Guest Burned.

NEW COMMISSIONERIN VALENCIA COUNTY

Governor Curry Appoints HiginioChaves in Place of Jose R. Lucero

Resigned.

Having received and accepted theresignation of Jose R. Lucero as amember of the board of county com-

missioners of Valencia county, Gover-nor Curry today appointed HiginioChavez of Paralta, to fill the vacancy.Mr. Lucero's resignation will take ef-

fect on January 7, 1908. His withdraw-al from the board Is voluntary, hehaving resigned because he Is mov-

ing out of the county. He will makehis future home In Bernalillo county.Mr. Chavez who has been chosen to(ill the unexpired term of Mr. Lucerois a well known citizen of Valenciacounty and was strongly endorsed forthe position. His selection will un-

doubtedly meet with general

probably best known in this city asthe commanding officer of Company A blaze which started from a light

MINE PROMOTERSLET OFF EASY

Light Sentences and Fines ImposedUpon Officers of Lost Bullion

Company By Denver Judge.

F, First Infantry, New Mexico Nation

PLACED ON TRIAL

Philadelphia Clergyman Must AnswerSerious Charges Before Eccleslas-- .

tical Court.

ed candle destroyed a gayly bedeckedal Guard, which Is stationed in SantaChristmas tree at the home of AttorFe. In private life he Is employed as

clerk in the office of Captain F. C.Dozendorf, chief of the special agents

ney and Mrs. A. B. Renehan, on UpperPalace avenue last evening, marred a

pleasant Christmas gathering andpainfully burned Mrs. Renehan, the

Philadelphia, Pa., Doc. 2C Rev. Dr. Denver, Colo., Dec. 26. The proof the U. S. land office in New Mexicoand Arizona. moters of the Lost Spanish BullionWilliam Shaffer, presiding elder of

the west district of the Pennsylvania hostess and R. M. Hardinge one of the Mines Company who were recentlyThe newly wedded couple have rentguests. convicted of using the United Statesed apartments at the residence of Al-

fredo Hijlnos' where they will make mails with Intent to defraud wereWhile the guests were gathered In

conference of the Methodist Episcopalchurch, was today placed on trial b3fore an ecclesiastical court of nineministers on a charge of conduct un-

becoming a minister. The trial Is to

today sentenced by Judge Lewis oftheir hore. the drawing room and the gifts werebeing distributed, the decorations onthe Christmas tree became Ignited

PENSIONS FOR NEW from one of the lighted candles. In anInstant the tree was ablaze. In at

be a secret one.An annonymous letter which a form-

er housekeeper of Dr. Schaffer deMEXICO VETERANS tempting to extinguish the flames andclares she found in a waste paper prevent the possible destruction of the

Delegate Andrews Secures Thirteen

the United States district court as fol-

lows: :

George S. Dubois, Lee Dubois andC. L. Blackwell, thirty days In jail andone thousand dollars fine each; W. J.Williams, H. Wilson, W. B. Cameron.A. B. Keables and Arthur Lawrence,fifteen days' Imprisonment and ' $500fine each; Arthur Levan, $200 and E.W. Sebben, $100 fine and costs of $200each; R. C. Hunt and Daniel Pinkus,$50 fine and $150 costs, each.

basket in his room, figure prominent!--.

house, Mr. Hardinge was severelyin the case. it' is charged the yiet'W', burned about the. face and hands, ihis

Governor Curry to Speak.Governor Curry is down on the pro-

gram for an address this evening buthe will be unable to make an extend-ed speech owing to a severe cold con-

tracted on his recent trip to the Pe-

cos valley which precludes a too vio-

lent exercise of the vocal chords. How-

ever, he will be present to meet thedelegates and their guests. Other ad-

dresses scheduled for this evening arethe annual address of the president,Professor R. R. Larkin, superintendentof the city schools of East Las Vegas,who will have for his subject, "An

Educational; Problem," and a historic-al sketch entitled, "Rooking Back-

ward," by Professor C. E. Hodgln.deanof the University of New Mexico.

At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon a

business session of the "educationalcouncil" of the association was held In

the high school hall which was pre-sided over by President Larkin. The

educational council Is com

was .sent Schaffer by Mrs. Martha J.Old Soldiers Monthly Stipend

From Uncle Sam, 'Thirteen more old soldiers of New

Delchley, postmistress of Morgantown,Pennsylvania.

eyebrows and hair being hadly singedand both hands blistered. Mrs. Rene-han was also painfully burned aboutthe face and hands while assisting In

subduing the blaze.

Mexico have just been placed onUncle Sam's pension rolls owing to the

The defense makes the claim thatthis letter is a forgery. The letter hasnot been made public.good work of Delegate W. H. Andrews.

CHICAGO TO HAVEGREATEST HOTEL

Contract Let for Twenty-Tw- o StoryHostelry to Cost Over 2 Million

Dollars.

Chicago, Dec. 26. Excavation fora hotel, to be known as theLaSalle, will be begun on March first,1908. The building when completed,will be located on the northwest corn-er of LaSalle and Madison streets andwill be the largest hotel In the WestIt will cost $2,500,000 exclusive of all

furnishings. The latter will cost ap-

proximately $1,000,000. The projectis being financed by the Hotel LaSallecompany, of which George H. Gasleyis the head. It will contain 1,170rooms.

As It was the tree was consumedThey are as follows: and the contents of the room more or

less damaged. That the result wasJohn C. Easley, Rosedale, $12 per THREW HIMSELF INmonth from April 15, 1907. not worse was due entirely to the efThomas Lewis, Blacktower, $15 per forts of Mr. Hardinge and other

month from March 19. 1907.guests who finally succeeded In putFrancis E. Beck, Floyd, $12 per ting out the fire.

month from June 12, 1907.Today Mrs. Renehan and Mr. Hard- -

posed of about twenty, of .the leading Albion K. Watts, Silver City, $20

PHYSICIAN SHOOTSWIFETO DEATH

Tragedy Committed In Presence ofSons Who Grapple With Father

and Hold Him.

Dedham, Mass., Dec. 26. "Notguilty," was the plea entered by Dr.Walter Raleigh Amesbury, a promin-ent physician of Hyde Park, today,when formally charged In court wfUrthe murder of his wife, a teacher ofmusic at Roanoke College.

At Salem, Virginia yesterday Dr.

insre were both confined to their homesper month from March 19, 1907. and under the care of a physician as

a result of the accident.James F. Murphy, Logan, $12 per

educators of the territory, Including in

its membership the heads of severalterritorial educational institutionsand others prominent In educational

FRONT OF TRAIN

Business Reverses Cause WealthyNew Yorker to Take His Life in

Horrible Manner.

New York, Dec. 26. Hundreds ofwaiting passengers at Ue FourteenthStreet Subway station were thrownInto a panic today when Ernest G.

Stedman, a lawyer, aged 01 years,jumped in front "of a moving trainand was instantly killed.

Stedman was vice president and a

month from November 9, 1907.John W. Maxwell, Silver City, $20

work in New Mexico. Its sessions are FOREIGN BUSINESSper month from April 16, 1907.taken up entirely by a discussion of

Robert P. Wilson, Nara Visa, $12BUILDING STRIKE

THREATENS GOTHAM RECORD BREAKERper month from April 27, 1907.educational problems and school man

agement. .

Professor Wood Sick. Franklin D. Smith, Albuquerque,Despite Financial Stringency Imports

$12 per month from July 27, 1907. Carpenters' Union Refuses to AcceptAmesbury, who had been estrangedfrom his wife, called upon her andbegged her to return home with him.

An unfortunate incident In connec and Exports Are Greatest In HistoryFor Past Year.Luis Montez, Sapello, $15 per month director of the J. C. Lyons Building Cut in Wages Affects 19,000

Men.tion with the educational meeting i3from April 5, 1907.

When she refused he shot her.Lorenzo Romero, La Cueva, $20 perthe illness of Professor J. A. Wood,

superintendent of the local public Two grown sons grappled with theirNew York, Dec. 26. Despite thepresent financial stringency the formonth from March 4, 1907.

and Operating Company for which re-

ceivers were recently appointed. Avaluation of over seven million dol-

lars is placed upon the real estateheld by the Lyons company.

fatAer, bound him and held him untilNew York, Dec. 26. A widespreadbuilding strike Is very probable In thisJose Cortez, Santa Fe, $12 perschools who is confined to his bed

Mr. Wood, Is chairman of the execu the police arrived.eign business of this port for 1907will break an records. Estimating themonth from March 5, 1907. city. The Carpenters' Union has re

Lorenzo Lovato, Ranchos de Taos, fused to accept a cut of from $5 totlve committee which had charge ofthe preliminary work preparatory to FLORIDA GOVERNOR

NAMES NEW SENATOR.probable December business the year'sbusiness will amount to $1,563,332,902,$12 per month from March 9, 1907. $.50 a day and If the 19,000 members

the holding of the convention. Mr.Melauiades Montano, Canjilon, ?io of the Carpenters' Union strike, other an Increase over the previous year ofNO CHARGES FILED

AGAINST GOVERNORper month from March 8, 1907. building trades are expected to stop $110,127,325. Imports reached a totalWood's illness is not serious and hemorrow. While he is incapacitated hismorrow. While he is incapltated his work In sympathy. of $837,692,737 and exports aggregate

$665,647,175. The duties of both willduties devolve upon Miss Boyd, assist-- 1

PASSENGER TRAIN amount to $212,767,125.Investigation Proves Report to Have

Been False Will Be Speedily .

Confirmed.ant . principal of the high school, whowill have charge of the entertainment HITS LIGHT ENGINE

Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 26. Gover-nor Brown yesterday appointed Will-iam James Bryan of this city to beUnited States senator vice Senator S.J. Mallory deceased, for the remainderof the term expiring March 4, 1909.Mr. Bryan Is a prominent attorney andnow holds the position offor Duval county.

tonight. ELECTRIC CAR RUNSDOWN WAGON AT CROSSINGAshjtabula, 0., Dec. 26. PassengerMost of the visiting delegates to the

convention arrived in the cfty on this train No. 228 on the Jefferson andFranklin branch of the Lake Shoremorning's trains via the Santa Ferailroad collided with a light engineRailway. The largest Bingle delega

tion came from Albuquerque and two miles north of Franklin, Pennsyl-vania today. The fireman of the pass

Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 26. HughMcCullough, of Long Beach, was in-

stantly killed, another man fatally In-

jured and two others serious hurt ear-

ly today when a speeding electric car

CHRISTMAS TRAGEDYAT ALBUQUERQUE.Bernalillo county. They were about

enger frain was killed and three other

Special to the New Mexican.Washington, Dec. 26. There is ab-

solutely "no truth In the report thatcharges of any kind have been filedagainst Governor George Curry withthe senate committee on territories orin the department of the interior. Del-

egate W. H. Andrews has been assur-ed that the Senate committee on ter-ritories will make a favorable reporton the nomination and that the samewill be confirmed Immediately uponthe of Congress.

sixty in the party which was headedtrainmen and many passengers In on the Pacific electric line struck a

GOVERNOR ISSUES

CHRISTMAS PARDON

Executive. Clemency is Extended toMacarlo' Leyba Serving Term in

Prison.

Christmas day this year will be one

long to be remembered by Marcario

Leyba, who was serving a sentence of

eighteen month's Imprisonment In theterritorial penitentiary, having beentried and convicted in the .,, districtcourt of San Miguel county. He was

granted a pardon yesterday by Gov-

ernor Curry in pursuance of a long es-

tablished custom of pardoning a de-

serving inmate of the prison at Christ-mastime. Leyba since he began serv-

ing out his time has been well behav-e-d

and industrious. He was recom-

mended for pardon by the prison au-

thorities and others.'

by Professor W. D. Sterling, principalof the public schools of Albuquerque. jured.

Thirty of the party were teachwagon containing four men at Annhelm, crossing near WilmingtonThe men In the wagon were returnera of the public schools in the TO ESTABLISH MAIL

Albuquerque, N. M., Dec. 26. An-

tonio Bosting, a boiler maker's helperin the Santa Fe shops was shot andinstantly killed In a saloon here lateyesterday afternoon by R. Dorma, alaborer, during a drunken brawl.Dorma was arrested and is now In Jail.He claims self defense.

8ERVICE ON CUT-OF- Ing to their homes In Long Beach afDuke City. Thirty-fiv-e teachers ofthe public schools of the two cities of ter a Christmas hunting trip.

Special to the New Mexican.Las Vegas also arrived on the sametrain from the Meadow City, under the Washington, Dec. 26. Delegate W,MOHLER DENIES HE

IS TO LEAVE U. P. COURT REFUSES TOACQUIT PETTIUONE.

leadership of President Larkin. Thereare also delegations of teachers here

H. Andrews was at the postofflce de-

partment today and urged the speedyestJilIshment of railway mail serviceOmaha, Neb.; Dec. 26. Vice Presifrom Alamogordo, Silver Clty.Roswell

dent and General Manager A. L. Moh on the Eastern Railway of New MexiLas Cruces, and nearly every othertown Is represented by one or more

Boise, Dec. 26. Judge Wood todaydenied the motion of the defense Inler, of the Union Pacific railroad com co. This service will be established, to

PRESIDENT AND FAMILYGO TO PINE KNOT.

Washington, Dec. 26. PresidentRoosevelt and family left Washingtontoday for Pine Knot, Virginia, thecountry home of Mrs. Rooseveltwherethey will remain until next Monday.

pany, today denied positively a statedelegates. the Pettibone trial asking that a vercommence January 15, 1908. .GANG PR1SONER8CHAIN ment published at Salt Lake City,. Ample Accommodations For Visitors8TRIKE IN LOS ANGELE3.

dict of acquittal be advised by thecourt for want of sufficient evidencein corroboration of Orchard's confess

STREET CARS COLLIDIEthat he is to leave the Union Pacificto become general manager of theSouthern Pacific. '

While the majority of the visitorsare quartered at the several hotels, anumber of them are being entertained

HEAD-O-N IN DENVERLos Angeles, Dec. 26. About one ion.

Denver, Colo., Dec. 26.- - Seventeenhundred prisoners, working with thecity chain gang, went on a strike to-

day, refusing to do grading work. TenMILLIONAIRE DROPS

DEAD OF HEART FAILURE.persons were Injured, although, onefatally, In a head-o- n collision be-tween two street cars early today atthe corner of West Twenty-nint- h ave-nue and Decatur street. One care

were locked up In dark cells and puton a diet of bread and water. The

as house guests of friends or have se-

cured accommodations in private fam-ilies. It Is expected that twenty-fi- ve

or thirty more teachers will arrive thisevening via the Denver and RioGrande and Santa Fe Central railroads

(Continued on Page Eight.)

The New Mexican can do printingequal to that done in any of the largecities. Our solicitor: Every piece ofwork we turn out Try our work onceand you will certainly come again. Wehave all the facilities for taming outevery class of work, including one ofthe best binderies in the west -

The New Mexican rrmting Com-

pany is prepared to furnish caids devlsite tor ladles and for gentlemen onshort notice in first class style at reas-onable prices, either engraved ,orprinted. Call on the New MexicanPrinting Company.

remainder went to work. The prisonPittsburg, Dec. 26. Leopold Vil-sac-

millionaire banker and brewer,dropped dead here "Today of heartfailure. :..

ers complained of the treatment they should have taken the siding, but failreceived from the police. ed W dO BO.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907.UAJSTA MV MJflXlOAtf, BStHTA JTJB, IS. XX- -PAGE TWO

The El Paso News In last Mon PROFESSIONAL CARDSSANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.day's issue contained a dispatch from

THE FIRST PTI0JSAL BAj1this city giving alleged news of po-

litical rows In Republican ranks Inthe territory and also phopheslzlng

' AmwwmfrMAX. FR08T,

Attorney at Law.Santa Fe New Mexico,more investigations by U. S. grand

Juries under the leadership and direc

THE NEW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.

MAX, FROST, Editor. JOHN K. 8TAUFFER, Seo'y-Trea-

EDWIN F. COARD, City Editor.

... - - - - -l ,

Entered as Second Class Matter at the Santa Fe Postoffic

tion of "special assistants" and "spec-ial agents" and insinuating that prom-inent lawyers and citizens, all Repub

r - OF 8ANTA FE.

The oldest banking Institution in New Mexico. Established In 1870.

RUFUS J, PALEN, President. JOHN H. VAUGHN, Cashier.

LEVI A. HUGHES, Vice President. ALFRED H. BRODHEAD,

Assistant Cashier.

G. W. PRICHi- - riD,

Attorney and Counselor at Law.Practices in all the District Courts

and gives special attention to casesbefore the Territorial Supreme CourtOffice: Laughlin Blk., Santa Fe, N. M,

licans of course, were rushing aroundlike mad hares trying to get out ofscrapes. The correspondent is evl

Dally, six months, by mall 8.75

Weekly, per year 2.00

Weekly, six months 1.00

Weekly, per quarter 75

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

lally, per week, by carrier I .20

Dally, per month, by carrier 75

Dally, per month, by mall 05

tally, per year, by mall 7.00

dently under the Influence of hashishor something like it. His tales readlie the Thousand and One Night stor-ies but only as far as im

BENJAMIN M. READ

Attorney at Law.Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Office: Sena Block, Pa'ac Avenue.

8urplus and Undivided Profits 163,500.Capital Stock, $150,000.

probabilities are concerned, exOFFICIAL PAPER OF SANTA FE COUNTY.cept that they are not interesting and amusing as are theThousand and One Arabian Nights

WILLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,Attorney at Law.

' Las Cruces, New Mexico.United States District Attorney.

The New Mexican is the oldest n ewspaper In New Mexico. It is sent to

every postofflce In the Territory, an d has a largo and growing circulation

mong the Intelligent and progresslv e people of the Southwest.tales. They have about as much foun-datio-

at have these. They are really not worth consderlng to any alarming extent. A. W. POLLARD,

Attorney at Law.

District Attorney, Luna County.Demlog New Mexico.

l.JNION(ff)LABCV Chairman Taggart of the Democrat

Transacts a general banking business In all Its branches. Loans

money on the most favorable terms on all kinds of personal and col-

lateral security. Buys and sell s bonds and stocks In all markets for

Its customers. Buys and sells domestic and foreign exchange and

makes telegraphlo transfers of money to all porta of the civilized

world on as liberal terms as are given by any money transmitting

agency, public or private. Interest allowed on time deposits at the

rate of three per cent per ann urn, on six months' or year's term.

Liberal advances made on cons Ignments of live stock and products.

The bank executes all orders of Its patrons in the banking line, and

aims to extend to them as liber al treatment in all respects, as It

with safety and the principles of sound banking. Safety De-

posit boxes for rent. The patronage of the public Is respectfully

lc national committee la very muchpleased with the selection of the cityof Denver for the holding of the Demthan any other man the president ocratic national convention next yearcould have named.

"There can be little doubt when thebut still more with the fact that the

EDWARD C. WADE,Attorney at Law.

Practice In the Supreme and Dis-

trict Courts of the Territory, in theProbate Courts and before the U, S.

Surveyor General and U. S. LandOffices. Las Cruces, N. M.

liberal citizens of the Queen City ofSenate committee on territories be the Plains will put up $100,000 in goodgold coin of the realm for handling

comes familiar with Governor Curry'sfitness and superior abilities all ob-

jections to his confirmation will bewithdrawn."

the Democratic campaign next year.Well most people would be pleased tohave the handling of so much of otherpeople's money without responsibilityand without accounting and without

E. C. ABBOTT,Attorney at Law..

Practices In the District and Su-

preme Courts. Prompt and carefulattention given to all business.Santa Fe New Mexico.

the danger of being charged with de-

falcations. Soft snap that. Righthere evidently the nominees of theconvention will wear "a crown of THE HOTELgold." A. B. RENEHAN,

Practices in the Supreme and Dis-

trict Courts. Mining and Land Lawa Specialty. Office in Catron Block,Santa Fe, N. M.

WILLIAM VAUGHN, Prop.William F. Brogan, editor of the

Albuquerque Citizen and who for twoyears was employed In the editorialrooms of the New Mexican,- - Is prepar

One of the Best Hotels in the WestCHAS. F. EASLEY,(Late Surveyor General.)

Attorney at Law.Santa Fe New Mexico...

Land and Mining Business a Specialty.

Ctsisine and Table Service Unexcelled.

Large Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers.

ing a series of articles based upon con-

ditions of the Pecos Valley from hisobservations and investigations on atrip during which he recently accom-

panied Governor Curry and several of-

ficials of the Sixteenth National Irri-

gation Congress to that section. Mr.Brogan Is a versatile and interestingwriter and, athough quite young in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Washington Avenue

GEORGE B. BARBER,Attorney and Counselor at Law.

Lincoln, Lincoln County, New Mexico.Practice in the District Court and

Supreme Courts of the Territory.Prompt Attention Given to All

Business.

years, is quite old In newspaper work.The articles will be Interesting andvaluable. They will help the PecosValley and Albuquerque in particularand the Territory In general.

ROOSEVELT AND THE SCANDALMONGERS.

During the past six weeks many

newspapers and especially the bunch

opposed to the policies and the admin-istration of President Roosevelt andto him personally, of course aided byhundreds of Democratic newspapers,have published sensational highly col-

ored although in some instances quiteroadable editorla1 and news itemsconfirming the alleged conduct or mis-

conduct of the President In InterferingIn political affairs and in the comingPresidential campaign in order toboost his candidate, Secretary of WarWilliam H. Taft and to secure for thelatter the Republican nomination inChicago next June. Naturally as usualthe gossipers became more intenseand the scandal mongers more con-

vinced that they were correct untilthe stuff became nauseating to decentpeoplo and to those who have paidsome attention to the progress of thecampaign. It became necessary for thePresident and Secretary George B.

Cortelyou, to place themseves onrecord and they did so to the chagrinand undoing of those who endeavoredto make party capital or to satisfy po-

litical or personal revenge, dislike orhatred of 'the President and Mr. Cor-

telyou. Under the heading "Rooseveltand the Gossips" the Washington Postably and fairly presents the situation,holding that the attitude of PresidentRoosevelt toward the several Republi-can candidates for the Presidency, In

and out of the cabinet, has arousedno end of speculation. Much of thegossip concerning the President'sprobable course is anything but com-

plimentary to him or flattering tothe intelligence ' of his critics. Thecountry has just been treated to amass of frothy, highly seasoned stuffcoupling the names of Mr. Rooseveltand Secretary Cortelyou in a manner

FRANK W. CLANCY,Attorney at Law.The Santa Rosa Sun believes In up-

holding and carrying into effect the District Attorney for Second JudicialDistrict

Practices in the District Court andprovisions of the lawfrom and after January 1, next. Thepaper puts itself on record in a very

C THE

LA

IR

EHOTEL

(he Supreme Court of the Territory;also before the United States SupremeCourt In Washington.

emphatic manner and says:

NO CHARGES AGAINST GOVER-NO- R

CURRY.The New Mexican has Information

from Washington which Is clear and

straight to the point. There Is no

question of the confirmation of Qfernor George Curry as executive of

New Mexico and none whatever of afavorable report of the nomination bythe Senate committee on territoriesimmediately after the holiday recess.The New Mexican's Information Is re-

liable and Is to the effect that therewas but one member of the Senatecommittee who desired to hold overthe nomination for a single day andthat on the day when the nom-

ination was being considered this sen-

ator was absent and the second daythereafter the Senate adjourned forthe holidays. The nomination was heldover simply as a matter of courtesy tothe absent Senator. There are no

charges against Governor Curry atthis time either In the Senate com-

mittee or in the department of the In-

terior. There are no facts whateverand no occurrences or events in thelife and private and public career ofGovernor Curry whereupon to baseany truthful or serious allegations ofany dishonorable or improper act orof any Impulse or sentiment not In ac-

cordance with the dictates of truth,honor and a strict and energetic per-formance of every duty which cameto Governor Curry In official or priv-ate life from boyhood up.

The affair will simmer down to a

very" insignificant proportion so theNew Mexican fully believes from in-

formation which it has received andfrom the circumstances In the case. Atany rate the people of New Mexicoen fnasse will stand by Governor Curryhrough thick and thin. They were

more than pleased when it was an-

nounced by the President that GeorgeCurry had been chosen as the govern-or of New Mexico and have certainlyshown their gratification and apprecia-tion since the governor's appointmentin 'no uncertain manner but in a waythat ' can easily be understood andmust bo fully recognized. Governor

Curry will remain executive of theSunshine Territory never fear, andProvidence willing until statehoodcomes and he is superceded by thegovernor of the state of New Mexicoor until he voluntarily retires fromoffice. The people do not even careto contemplate the latter contingency.Statehood they want and GovernorCurry wants ft with them. He has an-

nounced and that unequivocally andopenly that It will be one of thegreatest pleasures of his life to retirefrom office to give room to thetlve of the state of New Mexico duly

'elected by the people of New Mexicoand will gladly and cheerfully shakethe hand of his successor and give himmost cordial support and help the newofficial no matter what his name.

In connection with the fixed beliefof the New Mexldan that GovernorCurry will be confirmed promptly Im-

mediately upon the reassembling ofthe Sixtieth Congress the New Mexi-can quotes editorially upon the sub-

ject from the Las Vegas Optic andagrees with Its Meadow City contemp-orary except as to the opening sen

Albuquerque, New Mexico."With the coming of the new year

the g law goes into effect.There is good grounds to say that thecourts will uphold the law strictly. It H. B. HOLT,

Attorney at Law.Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Practices in the District Courts as

don't seem very probable that anyone will try to run games in defianceof the law, when the penalties are sosevere. Let us hope no. 'Uphold the well as before the Suprem- - Court of

the Territory.law' Is the good, motto for us all."&AC0M3 ft GABLE, Proprietors.

MARK B. THOMPSON

Ainerican and European Plan. Commodious Sample Rooms. SteamHeated. Electric lighted. Every Room aOoodOte. Short OrderDepartment Open Day and Night. Press the Button we do the rest.

District Attorney, Eighth District,Dona Ana. Lincoln and Otero Coun-ties.

Las Cruces New Mexico

The health department of the cityof Chicago claims a great record foreconomy. That city spends less moneyIn this department than does any oth-

er of similar proportions In the world.People who pass through Chicago be-

lieve this. The complexion of thewomon there shows there is somethingwrong. They either have too muchcolor or too little.

stpgffi i

THE NEW MEXICO

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

HARVIE DUVAL,Attorney at Law.

Land, Mining and Corporation Law ex-

clusively. Practice In all the DistrictCourts and Supreme Court. Specialattention to perfecting titles and or-

ganizing and financing land and min-

ing properties.Cilice, Laughlin Bldg., Santa Fe, N. M.

AND MECHANIC ARTS.

The funny thing about the recentfight on the floor of the nationalHouse of Representatives betweenRepresentative Williams of Mississip-pi and Representative DeArmond ofMissouri Is that both are small menand of rather slight built and do notlook at all like fighters or bulldozers.

H. M. DOUGHERTY,Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

well calculated to bring from them a

sharp rebuke to the sensation mong-ers. The shabby and tottering struc-

ture of gossip collapsed promptlywhen Mr. Cortelyou spoke. Anotherfavorite theme of the Idle talkers 13

the President's alleged Jealousy ofGovernor Hughes' Increasing popular-

ity. Pictures have been painted ofhorrible encounters to occur in NewYork State, with Roosevaltlans and

Hughesltes In one red burial blent.But the President thwarts the sooth-

sayers by making it plain that hehas no opposition to GovernorHughes as a Presidential aspirant, Hewill not interefere In New York Statesimply because he Is a New Yorker.He has . not interefered in any otherstate, and there is no reason why he

OCTOBER 2BTH TO MARCH 18T.

A complete and thoroughly practical course of instruction In FieldPractices In the Supreme and DistrictCourts of the Territory.

Office, Socorro. New Mexico. Crops, Dairying, Farm Machinery, Farm Mechanics, Fruit Growing,

Vegetable Growing, Livestock and Elementary Agriculture, Cooking,

Tom Lawson of Boston has announ-

ced his determination to start a new

political party which he says will cuta great swath in next year's politicalcampaign; The more the merrier, Mr.Lawson. This is a free country andthe government in Washington stilllives.

CATRON & GORTNER.Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.

Catron Block. iSanta Fe New Mexico.

Home Sanitation, Sewing, Fancy Needlework.

FOUR months beginning October 28th. Prepared for those who

cannot attend school the full year but who are free during November,

December, January and February. Course open to any one over fifteen

years of age.

For further information address, -

should Interfere In New York. .

The relations between flle Presidentand Secretary Taft are also the sub-

ject of gossip, much of it baseless.

JOHN K. STAUFFER,Notary Public.

Office with the New MexicanCo., Santa Fe, New Mexico.

It can no longer be said that UncleSam Is not taking good care of hismariners. According to an Invoice ofprovisions taken along by AdmiralEvans' fleet seven-million- s of poundsof chocolate bonbons and candy wereincluded.

Neither the President nor SecretaryTaft has led any one astray as to theattitude of the one toward the other.Mr. Roosevelt favors Mr. Taft for

LUTHER FOSTER, President

P. O.) Agricultural College, N- - M.

ROMAN L. BACA,Real Estate and Mines.

Spanish Translator, Notary Public.Office Griffin Bldg., Washington

Ave., Santa Fe, N. M. J)It very often occurs that people donot accomplish all they undertake. Re-

cently a Pennsylvania man committedsuicide by shooting just to see how it

08TEOPATHY.DR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,

Osteopath.No. 103 Palace Ave.

felt. As he died immediately after the BEBGEOE 1PSDBBII0E flOEPGY GQiOPflllVshooting h was unable to tell the senBatlons.

President There Is no concealmentof the fact, and there is no reason whyIt should be concealed. . The PresidentIs entitled to his preferences, as anAmerican citizen and a Republican.He has a right to indicate his prefer-ence. But he has not done anything,or said a word, which can be torturedinto a semblance of misuse of his po-

sition as President. He has maintain-ed a perfect correct attitude, as allmen know; and it is unjust to him toallege that he will do otherwise. ThePresident has a higher regard forthe dignity of his office than some of

Successfully treats acute and chronic1 GENERAL AGENTS FOR NEW MEXICO FORdiseases without drugs or medicines.

No charge for Consultation.It is well to leave other people'sHours: 2 m., 2-- 6 p. ro. 'Phone 156.troubles alone. A few days ago one

of the members of the German Reich'stag while discussing the recent finan j CONY T. BROWN,

Mining Engineer.cial fiasco In the United States felldead from heart failure. : Secretary and Treasurer New Mexico

Secretary of War Taft has returned

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CORBET A 8MYTHE,

safely to this country and now the

tences of the editorial. The facts arethat the IT. S. Senate has not at alldeclined to confirm Governor Curry'snomination and just as soon as thefavorable report of the nominationcomes before that body it will actquickly and make the confirmation,The committee on territories simplyhas not reported the nomination butthe New Mexican's news from the na-

tional capital Is to the effect that thiswill be done without delay. Says theOptic:

"The action of the United StatesSenate in refusing to confirm thenomination of George Curry for gov-ernor of this territory, before theholiday recess, is another evidenceof the fact that statehood is the onlyrelief for New Mexico. GovernorCurry, during his brief regime, hasdemonstrated that he is one of thebest governors we ever had. He has

'united all factions, has pleased all

parties, and has done more for thereal good of the territory than Mrv

Hagerman during his entire career aschief executive.

"The delay in his confirmation Is aninsult to the intelligent people of NewMexico. Our people have been highlypleased over the exchange of a pinktea statesman for a real man. A gen-

tleman who 1b frank and fearlesswho understands fully the needs ofthe people of the territory and goesabout getting it In a way that Is sureto prove effectlya. Georg Curry hasthe confidence of all the people, andwill do more to advance New Mexico

Taft campaign Is likely to begin inearnest. The big genial man from Ohiois in it and will give a good account

JCIvll. Mlnlna and Hvarau lie Cnalneert.

of himself. 'Assayiug and General Contracting.

U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyors.East side Plaza. . Santa Fe, N. M.

DAVID (C. WHITE, C. E.i (Lata Territorial Engineer.)

Irrigation, Water Supply, Railroadand Bridge Building.

Santa Fe, New Mexico.

his critics display. He knows the pro-

prieties, if they do not. He has hisown Ideals as to political ethics, also,and the courage to follow them. HeIs not in the slightest danger of yield-ing to the temptation of exercisingthe powers of his official position Inorder to dictate his party's action. Thewhole course of his life, the fidelity tohonor which, has made his careerunique, the Instinctive tendency ofhis thought all these are repungnantto the Idea that he is seeking, like adesperate adventurer, to seize theopportunity to use for his own endsthe power lent him by the people.

There have been gossips and mallg-ner- s

swarming about real men fromthe beginning, but the real man goesahead and makes his place in the his

The offer of the Japanese to givethe American fleet when it reachesport in Nippon a warm reception maybe ambigluous but Admiral Evans'ships will be prepared either way. DIAMONDS H. C. VOWTZ WATCHES

According to William Jennings Bry-an the Democratic leaders are veryhopeful of success next year in thePresidential campaign. So they werein 1896, 1900 and 1904.

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tory that Uvea when the gossips areforgotten. Theodore Roosevelt knowshi duty, and he Is doing It. . .

CUT GLASS, CHINA AND 8 LVERWARI; 4f Ban Frauds St Santa Fa, N M

3JLNTA FB NEW MEXICAN SANTA FE. N.M,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907. PAtE THREE

RECEIPTSTi 4 CIVILE ALL LINES

Entering and Leaving 8anta re-

compiled According to Scheduleof Trains Now In Effect

IN LOCAL BANKS

Santa Fe's LiberalPolicy During

Stringency

COMPLETE SURVEYFOR NEW ROAD

El Paso and Southwestern Line FromSanta Rosa to Trinidad Will Tap

Rich Section.

Raton, N. M., Dec. 2C The corps of

surveyors who have been engaged formany months on the most feasibleroute for a new line of the El Pasoand Southwestern railway from ElPaso to Trinidad, Colorado, have nowreached Longs Canon, six miles westof Trinidad. This is but one of a num-ber of surveys already made for thisroute, and It is said to be the best onefor a practical roadway across this dif-

ficult region. The new railway will

likely connect with the El Paso andSouthwestern somewhere betweenCarrlzozo and Santa Rosa and will

pass through Las Vegas and Dawson,opening up considerable new terri-

tory, In New Mexico to settlement andmany new towns will be built. Thenew road when built will make a shortline to Mexico City and the Gulf.

J. W. O'Brien, representing theGreat Western Town Company hasopened offices here. The company willopen the new town of Colfax which Is

TESTED AND PROVEN.

There Is a Heap of Solaoe In BeingAble to Depend Upon a Well-Earne- d

Reputation.For monthd Santa Fe readers have

seen the constant expression of praisefor Doan's Kidney Pills, and readabout the good work they have donein this locality. Not another remedyever produced such convincing proofof merit.

Benito Romero, living on San Fran-

cisco Street, Santa Fe, N. M., sayr."I made a statement for publicationsome five years ago In which I gavean account of my suffering from back-

ache, due to kidney trouble and toldhow Doan's Kndney Pills, which I pro-

cured at the Ireland Pharmacy,brought me the first relief. As I thenstated, I bad b' n suffering from painacross my lolu and kidneys and hadbeen subject to the attacks for overa year. Some times I would work un-

til noon and then on account of mykidneys and back would have to stopfor the balance of the day. I triedplasters, but they afforded me no re-

lief whatever. Two boxes of Doaa'sKidney Pills cured me and I have ona few occasions noticed a slight re-

turn of the old trouble, but at once

appealed to Doan's Kidney Pills andthe results have always been promptand satisfactory. I can call to minda number of my friends who have, onmy advice used Doan's Kidney Pillsfor kidney complaint and have been

Agents Directed to KeepMoney in Local Institu-

tions for Circulation.

I r t&Soiasyegas

Fi If .,7 ps$

r II! I f eir 1

u x 1 P !T

. '"if O

3 A NTA FE CENTRAL.No. 1 Southbound leaves SanU Fe

1:40 p. m.No. 2. Northbound arrives Santa

Fe 6:28 p. m.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE.No. 426. Eastbound 'eaves Santa

Fe 11 a. m.No. 425 Westbound arrives Santa

Fe 4 p. m.

ATCHISON, TOPEK'i A 8ANTA FE-Lam- y

BranchArrive at Santa Fe Station.

No. 721 11:10 a. mNo. 723 6:50 p. m.No. 725 10:55 p. m.

Depart From Santa Fa Station.No. 720 8:25 a. m.

No. 722 4:20 p. m.No. 724 ....... 7:40 p. m.

No. 720 connects with Numbers 10

and 2 east, and No. I limited, west atLamy.

No. 722 connects with No. 1 west atLamy.

No. 1 carries El Paso sleeper.No. 724 connects with No. 7 and 9,

westbound, and 4 and 8 eastbound.Main Line Via Lamy,

No. 1 stops at all stations.No. 7 will stop at all stations, Lamy

to Albuquerque to discbarge passen-gers from Santa Fe.

No. 721 leaves Lamy at 10:10 a, n.and will not wait for No. 2 from thewest at Lamy, waiting only for No.

10 from the south and No. 2 fromthe east.

to be situated on the St. Louis Rocky

Topeka, Kans., Dec. 26. Since thefinancial stringency 'throughout thecountry set in, the Santa Fe Railwayto insure the prompt i"yment of Its

employees along the line, monthly, andto maintain public confidence, hascaused its agents to deposit their dal-

ly receipts of cash and checks In thelocal banks. The usual rule la for thotreasurer of the company to collectthe money daily, by express delivery,tho local banks using the pay checksas exchange and getting the cash back

Mountain and Pacific Railway and theSanta Fe, Raton and Eastern Railroad. The location Is In the easternportion of Colfax county and the out-

look for tho town is good.A splendid crop of Ice is being bar- -made well by them."

vested on the reservoirs of SugariteFor sale by all doalers. Price 50 later. But this took the money awayriver. The thermometer has registered in that region fifteen degrees be-

low zero.

cents. Foster-MUbur- a Co., Buffalo,New York, solo agents for the UnitedStates.

Remember the name Doan's andno other.

Charles Donnelly was given the honors at tho oratorical contest held herewhich gives the winner the right toenter tho Territorial contest to be heldat Santa Fe December 28th. Mr. Don

Subscribe for the Dally Newand get the news.

nelly's theme was "American Politics."

from home, and, if followed during thestringency, would have kept it awayindefinitely; and so, November 7,' E.L. Copeland, secretary and treasurerof the Santa Fe, notified the localbanks and station agents that, untilfurther orders, the agents would keepall receipts in banks at home. In con-

sequence, the money has been keptIn circulation at home; the merchantscashing the pay checks in settlementof accounts as usual, the banks meet-

ing them with the Santa Fe's ownmoney. The effect of this has been,to take care of employes promptly,and to inspire the public with addedconfidence in the local banks.

Big Monthly Payrolls.The monthly payments at the larger

The city council has let the contract

8TUDY TThe natural point on the New A.,

tlon of freight, having the advantagto the East and West, and direct comritory.

Wholesale houses are coming toSurrounded by a fine farming countr

for a city building which Includes

DeWltt's Kianey and Bladder Pillsafford quick relief for all forms ofbladder and kidney trouble. A week'streatment, 25 cents. Sold by Tha Ire-

land Pharmacy.

council chambers, jail and fire engine

HE MAP.T. & S. F. Cut-of- f for the distrlbu-- e

of the easy grades and short routemunlcatlon will all points In the Ter--

Wlllard as soon as the Cut-of- f is opeoy. The purest water In New Mexico.

County and of New Mexico. TheF. short line through New Mexic

will make s City. Study the Ma ,

rooms. The new building is to costapproximately $10,000.

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany will do your job work with neat-ness and dispatch.

The geographical center of Torrancewater point on the great A., T. & S.

Wlilard is a growing town. WlllardFor Information, cal on or address

FRANK L. WALRATWILLAR

.2

The work on the new Methodistchurch building Is progressing nicely.The building has now reached thefirst story. The recent hard timesscare has made collections of sub-

scriptions a little slow but the pro-

gress of the building will not be re-

tarded. The structure when completedIs to cost twenty-thre- e thousand

(Homestead Entry No. 7321.)Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior,Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.

November 21, 1907

Notice Is hereby given that Cresen-d-o

Qarcia of Jemes, N. M., has filednotice of his Intention to make finalfive year proof in support of his claim,viz: Homestead Entry No. 7324 madeNovember 17, 1902, for the SW 1-- 4 sec-

tion 24, Township 18 N., Range 3 E.and the said proof will be made be-

fore M. C. de Baca, Probate Clerk,at Bernalillo, N. M., on December 28,

1907.He names the following witnesses

to prove his continuous residence up-

on, and cultivation of, the land, viz:Juan Gayegas, Francisco Gallegos,

Jose Ylarlo Ruis, Juan Mestas, all ofBalleclto, N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

There Is nothing beuer ouered the divisions and shop points are $25,000H, REAL ESTATE.D, N. fi.to $60,000; in Topeka $200,000. Natur

ally this money, going into the localbanks, daily, Inspires confidence andof equal importance.lt kept the moneyin circulation at homo. Following thefirst pay day, November 15, the effect

public today for stomach troubles,dyspepsia, Indigestion, etc., thanKODOL. This is a scientific prepara-tion of natural digestants combinedwith vegetable acids and It containsthe same juices found In every healthystomach. KODOL is guaranted togive relief. It Is pleasant to take; Itwill make you feel fine by digestingwhat you eat. Sold by The IrelandPharmacy.

Good Cough Medicine For ChildrenThe season for coughs and colds lit

now at hand and too much care can

wa3 instantaneous. Instead of with-

drawing their money, the larger portlon of the patrons of the banks contlnued to deposit. Following the sec not be used to protetc the children.ond payment, December 15, the small A child is much more likely to con-

tract diphtheria or scarlet fever whenhe has a cold. The quicker you cure

er depositors renewed their daily de-

posits, and now normal conditions

I Santa Fe Livery Stable jj

THEODORE CORRICE Proprietor.

LIVERY. BOARDING AND FEED STABLE iFIR8T-CLA8- 3 CARRIAGE8ERVTCE

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his cold the less the risk. Chamberhave almost returned,lain's Cough Remedy Is the sole reI In Oklahoma, during the week bankliance of many mothers and few ofthose who have tried it are willing to

holiday, the agents followed the samespecial rule of exchanging with thobanks, cash and checks, dally; thecompany, making a special arrange-ment for the banks to Issue eight ex

FAYWOOD HOT SPRINGSCELEBRATED - HEALTH-RE-SOR- T

IN THE SOUTHWEST

use any other. Mrs. F. F. Starcher, ofRipley, W. Va., says: "I have neverused anything other than Chamber

change to the agent3 In return. In this lain's Cough Remedy for my childrenand It has always given good satisfacway,, the money was kept at home and

i business went on as usual. Speaking tion." This remedy contains no opiumor other naroctlc and may be given asof the Incident, Treasurer Coplandconfidently to a child as to an adult.Bald:

' "It simply is following out the San- For sale by all druggist;..,ta Fe's established policy of helping 1I am Sole Agent in this city for

.cruwAnc"HOT TAMALES.,the country which our lines traverse,.from Lake Michigan to the Gulf of Hot Tamales, Chile Verde, Chile

Colorado, Pozole with Cueritos, Me-Mexico ana tne racinc ocean, uurprosperity depends upon the prosper nudo and Chicken Temole are among

The waters of the Springs have proven very beneficial and thor-

oughly efficacious in cases of Kidney troubles, Locomotor Ataxia,Rheumatism, Gout, Neuritis, General Debility, and a perfect tonic for

the of the human system, body and mind.

First class hotel, with modern Improvement, at the Springs.Rooms with bath if required. The greatest of care and attention givento guests and invalids-- fable first-cla- ss and to suit. Miles of first-clas-s

roads In vicinity of Hotel and Spurings; carriages, buggies and

sadle horses furnished on application.Climate of the best, especially from September 1st to June 1stAddress for particulars and for circulars.

ity of the country which supplies uswith traffic, and so we stand by ourpeope. Besides that, we having custody

the Mexican and Spanish dishes whichare being served nightly at the

short order house, The Bon TonRestaurant.of a share of the currency of the coun'

Celebrated Set Price Suits of

$10.00 $15.00 $20.00 25.00Fit and wear guaranteed. Sole agent for "Crossetts" Men's

Shoes, "Best on Earth." Please call and convince jwirself. No

trouble to show goods.

.try, for the protection of the localThe finest coffee substitute ever(banks and merchants, felt It to be our

iuty to Keep tnax money at nomewhere It might be kept In circulation,and where It has been kept In circula

made, has recently been produced byDr. Shoop of Racine, Wisconsin. You

don't have to boll It twenty or thirtyminutes. "Made In a minute," saysthe doctor. "Health Coffee" is really

ADOLPH SELIGM ANJtion."Great Help to Banks.

the closest Imitation ever yetp reducedTHOS. O. MDIRMOTT,

Faywood Hot Springs, Grant County, New Mexico.Continuing, Mr. Copeland said: "I

am receiving Information dally thatthe banks along the line are 'taking

Not a grain of real coffee in it either.Health Coffee Imitation Is made from

off the lid,' and the result Is that theyare Increasing their deposits dally,

pure toasted cereals or grains, withmalt, nuts, etc Really It would fool

and the withdrawals are the minimum, an expert wera he to unknowinglyThe Santa Fe Is only a forerunner of drink it for Coffee. For sale by Cart--

what other great corporations are go wright Davis CoOJOCALIEfJTE I(DT SPRINGS. ing to do. Even the United Statesgovernment has come in with five mil

TO AND FROM ROSWELL.Connection maae with Automobilelion dollars in Oklahoma to help the "Elastic" Bookcats

the original and only perfeet sectional bookcasemade. The doors are non

Line at Torrance for Roswell dally. ramrelief. The Santa Fe Is paying InKansas this week a million dollars ofstate and local taxes.half of which will

Automobile leaves Torrance for Ros-we- ll

at 4 a. m., and arrives at Roswellat 12 noon. Automobile leave? Ros

not become due until June, 1908. InMissouri we pay this month. In NewMexico we paid last month. So, from

binding, dust-proo- f, oper I J

ate on roller bearings, and 1

positively cannot get out Jof order. Bases furnished

well for Torrance at 1 p. m., and ar HIone source or another the currency of ElfifPrives at Torrance at 10 p. m. The farebetween Santa Fe and Torrance Is$5.80 and between Torrance and Roswell $10. Reserve seats oi automo

jin or wunoui drawers,e Call and see them, or

send for catalog No. 105M II

the world. The efficiency of these wat-ers has been thoroughly tested bythe miraculous cures attested to In thefollowing diseases: Paralysis, Rheu-

matism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Bright'Disease of the Kidneys, 8yphllltlo andMercurial Affections, 8crofula, Catarrh,La Grippe, all Female Complaints, etcetc. Board,' lodging and bathing 12.50

per day; $15 per week; $50 permonth. Stage meets Denver trainsand waits for Santa Fe train upon re-

quest This resort Is attractive at allseasons and Is open all winter. Pas-

sengers for OJo Callente can leaveSanta Fe at 9 a. m., and reach OJo

Callente at 4 p. m., the same day.Fare for round trip from Santa Fe to

OJo Callente, $7.40. For furthei par-

ticulars, address.

the country Is getting back Into thehands of the local business men, andsoon the lid will be off all over the

These Celebrated Hot Springs arelocated In the midst of the AncientCliff Dwellings, twenty-fiv- e miles westof Taos, and fifty miles north of SantaFe, and about twelve miles from Bar-anc- a

Station, on the Denver & RioGrande Railroad, from which point a

dally line of stages runs to the springs.The temperature of these waters Isfrom 90 to 122 degrees. The gases arecarbonic Altitude 6,000 feet. Climatevery dry .and delightful the yearround. There Is now a commodioushotel for the convenience of Invalids,and tourists. People suffering with

consumption, cancer, and other con-

tagious diseases, are not accepted.These waters contain 1,686.24 grainsof alkaline salts to the gallon, beingthe richest alkaline Hot Springs In

bile by wire. By the New Mexican I

Printing Company, Local!land." J. W. STOCKARD,Manager Automobile Line agents. Santa FE, N. M.

For That Dull Feeling Atfer Beating.I have used Chamberlain's Stomach Danger In Asking Advice.

When you have a cough or cold doand Liver Tablets for some time and

not ask someone what is good for it,as there is danger of taking some un

can testify that they have done mamore good than any tablets I have ev-

er used. My trouble was a heavy dullfeeling after eating David Freeman,

known preparation. Folye's Honeyand Tar cures coughs, colds and pre

PROPOSALS FOR OFFICE BUILDING.Kempt, Nova Scotia. These tabletsstrengthen the stomach' and Improve Department of the Interior, Office ot Indianvents pneumonia. The genuine Is In a

yellow package. Refuse substitutes.ANTONIO JOSEPH, Proprietor.

OJo Callente. Taos County, W Jl

Passed Examination Successful ly.

James Donahue, New British, Conn.,writes: "I tried several kidney rem-

edies, and was treated by our best

Affair. Wanhington, D. C December 5 1907,SEALED 'PROPOSALS olalnly marked onFor sale by the Ireland Pharmacy. the outside of the sealed envelope, "Proposals for Office Building. Santa Fe. New Mex

the digestion. They also regulate theliver and bowels. They are far super-ior to pills but cost no more. Get afree sample at all druggists and seewhat a splendid medlcln j It Is. For

ico" and addressed to tne Commissioner orIndian Affairs. Washington. D. C, will bereceived at the Indian Offioe until 2 o'olook

A POOR, RUN DOWN WOMAN.Many a woman who is weak and all

run down, would thank Dr. Laurltzen

physician for diabetes, but did not Im-

prove until I took Foley's Kidney CureftAer the second bottle I showed Im-

provement and five bottles cured mecompletely. I have since passed a

eale by all druggists. from tht bottom of her heart, if she

rigid examination for life insurance."Foley's Kidney Cure cures back-acb- e

257 tan Fran Cisco Street

would only try Laurltzen's Health Ta-

ble Malt or Malt Tonic, because Itwould surely make a new woman ofher. For sale by,

H. 8. KAUNE A CO.CITY BOTTLING WORKS, Phone 3a

and all forms of kidney and bladder

p.m. of January 13 1908 for furnishing' thenecessary materials and labor to eonstruotand comr lete an office building at the SantaFe School, New Mexico, in strict accordancewith plans, specifications and instructionsto bidders, which may bexamined at thisOffice, the offices of "The Citlsen," Albu-querque. N. Men., "The New Mexican," San-ta Fe, N. Hex., the Builders and TradersHxohanges.at Omaha, Nebr.,St. Paul, Minn,and Minneapolis, Minn., the NorthwesternManufacturers Association, St Paul Minn,,the U. S. Indian Warehouses at Chicago.111., Omaha. Nebr., St. Louis, Mo., New

JTork.N , T. , and at the sohool. For further

apply to C. J. Crandall, Stipt.,Santa Fe. New Mexico, C. F. LARRABEB,Acting Commissioner.

"BOOTH'S FRESM UYSTERS."Black Bass, Lake Trout, Perch,

Salmon, Silver Herring, Bullheads,Frog's Legs, Lake Trout, Lobsters andShrimp can be found only at the BonTon Restaurant, where they can cook

Just to your taste.

trouble. For sale by The IrelandPharmacy.

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup ttne newLaxative, stimulates, but does not Ir-

ritate. It L the betjt Laxative. Guaran-teed or your money back; Sold by

The seals and record books for no-

taries public for sale by the New Mex-

ican Printing Company at very reason-able rates. Seals for Incorporated

Take DeW.U's Kidney nnfl BladderPills; they are for weak back, InLam- -Blankets, Baskets, nag, Wax, Feather and Linen Drawn Work,

Opals, Turquols, Garnets and Other Gems,OUR MOTTO: Te Have the Best of Everythlnt In Our Line.

matlon of the bladder, l acl:acbe and The Ireland Pharmacy DeWltt's CarboKzed Witch Haiel companies are also handled. Call ator address the New Mexican Frrntlns;Company, SanU Fe, New Mexico.

weak kidneys. Bold by, Tho IrelandPharmacy. ;

' Advertising pays. Try It and see,Salve. Get DeWltt's. Sold by TheIreland Pharmacy.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907.0ANTA FE NmV MEXICAN, SAOTA FE, N.BLPAGE FOUR

jfflESiSSSSikimrMiB liffTMfl ill i iVT nFiF"" .r..i3ragEa,a

1 PERSONAL MENTIONHI ATHE BIG CHRISTMAS

anE. D. Chavez, a resident of Belen,

Valencia county, registered today at

Cheer Up and Get BusyCHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE HERE

andSANTA CLAUS NEVER HAD A MORE

'the Claire hotel.J. P. Qulntana, farmer at Pojoque,

spent the day In the city on businessand purchasing farm supplies.

Robert Stephenson, manager of1 lie pig stor Windsor's ranch on the Upper Pecoslu In the city spending the holidays1 AT W f

COMPLETE OR BETTER LINE OFcarefulnowile will always

kecpvsuppliedWlttl i

lelicSay iresCosme Herrera, who Is In business

at Espanola, has been .visiting in thecity several days, and Is a guest atthe Coronado hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Esquibel oftlerra Amarllla are guests at 'the Cor-

onado. They came to the city on busi-

ness and to visit friends.Hon. W. S. Hopewell and Mrs. Hope-

well of Albuquerque have gone to theHopewell ranch near Hillsboro, wherethey will remain for a week or tendays.

Hon. James Wallace Raynolds re-

turned last night from Las Vegas,

For Christmasour display of toys, novel"itics and goods are the largest we everhad. Every department of our store is verywell represented. This is the season of theyear when we have hundreds of ladies andhundredsof men patrons and we enjoy wait-

ing on them. The fact is we have just thethings for Xmas gifts. Most everythingjnthe market is represented in our store forXmas presents.

A Positive Cure ForRheumatism, Cuts, Old Sores,Sprains, Wounds, Stiff Joints,Corns, Bunions and all Ills.

To select from than whatwe have on display Toys,Frif, Leather Goods,

Brass Gocds, Dolls, Um-

brellas Smoking Jack-

ets, etc, and all the Lat-

est Novelties.

SHE KNOWS.Mrs. 0. II. Bunyon, Stan- - Jj

berry, Mo. vritos: I havo 1used ftnovr Liniment and ca,n' t j

say enough for it, for llheu-- b

lnatism and nil pains. It is vi

where he spent Christmas with hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Ray-- jnolds.

Walter M. Taber, manager of theGlorleta Mercantile and Live Stockcompany at Clorleta, spent the day inthe city on business. He is registeredat 'the Claire hotel.

Mrs. Nora Brumbeck and little!daughter, Miss lone, returned home!

J21If you cannot find something to

please you hm you certainlydont want to buy.

the moBt useful medicine tohave in tho house."

Three Sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00

Ballard Snow Liniment Co.ct nine r Seligman Bros Co

Wholesale and Retail

fTflfFPpErgcsagg B3HEHHSS3BIBS

last night from El Dorado, Kansas,where they have been visiting rela-tives and friends,

Harry C. Hall, a ranger on the Je-me- z

national forest, arrived in thecity yesterday from his station atPines. He was accompanied by Mrs.Hall. They are guests at the Palacehotel.

ome and So SoM and Recommended byFISCHER DRUG STORE.

in a few days start work on a numberof placer claims and will pu't again

S. G. Anderson of Carrizozo, super'Phone 36 P. 0. B. 219.intendent of public schools of the into active service the separator and

Our handsome display and most anythingyou wish for and we are sure we can pleasethe public not only in the large stock and

the different varities, but you would be

surpristdat our ridiculous low prices.

machinery for working the placerswhich were used last year. A new

county of Lincoln, Is registered at theClaire. He came to be present at theTerritorial Educational Association JL I. IB "' " UJ.'i- -

elevator has been added to the machin 1doings. ery and about 25 men in day andMrs. Maggie J. Bucher of Raton, su

perintendent-- of city schools at Raton, UJ11U11I

night shifts will be employed afterJanuary 1. Colonel Wood is a frequentvisitor in this city and stands verywell in this community.

registered last night at the Palacehotel. She came to attend the meeting of the New Mexico EducationalAssociation.

Be satz and visit ou storeand take advantage ofthe handsome display ofelectric lights,

H. A. Hart, of Willard, general manFtifnittifc Company.

Iron, and Brass Beds, Rattan Goods, Kitchen Cabinets, Book andCorner Stands, wardrobes, desks and Imported goods.

ager of the Sunshine Valley Public

(Continued On Page Eight.)

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany has prepared civil and criminaldockets especially for the use of jus

Utilities company, which is operatingtelephone exchanges at Willard and

tices of the peace. They are especialEstancia, is in the city on a visit of afew days to his mother, Mrs. H. W.You never saw anything like it inWarner, on Palace avenue.

Professor W. E. Garrison, president

EMBALMING AND

UNDERTAKING

A SPEOAVTY3306-- 8 San Francisco St "Phone 10

nf the Normal University at East LasSanta Fc.

NATHAN SALMON. Veeas arrived in the city last niehtand registered at the Palace hotel. He

ly ruled, with printed headings, ineither Spanish or English, made of

good record paper, strongly and dur-

ably bound with leather back andcovers and canvn3 sides, have fullIndex In front and the fees of justicesof the peace and constables printedin full on the first page. The pagesare 10 Inches. These books aremade up In civil and criminal dock

came to attend the sessions of theNight Oall 'Phone No 1New Mexico Education Association.

He is well and favorably known inthis city.

ets, separate of 32 pages each, orwith both civil and criminal bound inSUBSCRIBE FOR THE DAILY NEW MEXICANone book, SO pages civil and 320 pagescriminal. To Introduce them they are When You Want to Buy,

Sell or Exchangeoffered at the following prices:Civil or criminal $2.75Combined civil and criminal .. $4.00

For 45 cents additional for a singledocket, or 55 cents additional for acombination docket, they will be sent"APFLESirl by mail or prepaid express. Cash in mowtull must accompany order. Stateplainly whether English or Spanishprinted heading Is wanted.

Mr. and Mrs. A. McDonald of Tex-Ic- o

were anion? yestprdav's arrivalsIn Santa Fe, Mr. McDonald Is super-intendent of the public schools In histown and Mrs. McDonald Is a teacher.Both were present at todav's oneninsrsession of the Territorial Educationalassociation.

W. E. Smith, a conductor on theDpnver and "Rio Grande railroad run-nln-

a passenger train betweenthlq city and Alamosa. Colorado, IstaVlner a short vacation dnrlnsr theholidays snd is visltlncr his family atT a Vpta, Colorado. During his absenceWilliam Hvndman Is acting as conduc-to- r

on his train.A. L. Harronn of Kansas City, Mis-

souri, a mining man who has beenon a tour through Arizona on miningbusiness, was In town today en routeto Ms home. Recently he visited theHnlden mining district in southernSanta. Fe county and he is favorablvImnressed with conditions there. Hewill leave tonight for Kansas City.

M. H. Wood, of Albnrmernue, whois interested with his father. Colonel.Tames A. Wood in mining In the Gold-

en district In south Santa Fe county,was among yesterday's arrivals In the

Keep Busy Until You Find

price $3.oo. D. S. LOWITZKI

CAELOAD FROM THEHOME OF THE BIGBED APPLE -:- - :- -: -- ::

m u ii Goods Sold on Easy Payments. Large Stock

of Picture Moulding,

Herewith are some Bargains offeredby the New Mexican Printing Com-

pany: Code of Civil Procedure of theTeritory of New Mexico, 1S97, fcheepbound. $1; paper bound, 75c; Mis-souri Pleading forms, $5; MissouriCode Pleadings, $6; the two f"r $10;Adapted to New Mexico Code, Lawsof Ntw Mexico, 1899, 1901, rnd 1903,English and Spanish pamphlet, $2.25;full leather, $3; Sheriff's Flexible-Jove- r

Pocket Docket, sing'e, $1.25;two or more hooks, $1 each; New McxIco Supreme Courts Reports, Nos. 3

to 10, inclusive $3.30 each; Compila-tion Corporation Laws 75c; Compila-tion Mining Laws, 50c; honey's Di-

gest of New Mexico Reports, fullhcep, $6.50;. full list sclool blanks.

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany will do your job work with neat-ues- s

and dispatch.

351sx41515

I A ChristmasWINTER GROCERY COMPANY.

Rcri-rmbranc- c sure to be appreciatedcan be found at

The Wood-Davi- s Hardware StoreTelephone No. 40,Southeast Corner Plaza, 8anta Fe. If

Dl --i - " nagye?AAii MM MM M MM MM M MmmmmmmmmMMM M AAAAI4AA A HOUSE

o U ; y413!2! o,- - c :Every Evening and Wednesday andSaturday Matinees.

PURE FOOD WHISflEY

Out goods having been boughtinbond-T- he Pure Food Laws,have not changed any of ourlabels.

Capital. He came here on business.He will go to Golden the latterpart of the week where he will bewith his father In conducting miningoperations.

Ormsby McHarg and Peyton Gor-

don, sneclal assistants to' AttorneyGeneral Bonaparte, have gone toPhoenix, Arizona, where they will ap-

pear as assistant counsel for the gov-ernment in arguing demurrers filedby tbe defendants recently indictedby the federal district court of Globe,on chargecs of perjury and suborna-tion of perlury in connection withalleged coal land frauds In northernNew Mexico.

Romualdo Ortiz, postmaster andmerchant at Capulln, Colorado, andMrs. Ortiz reached the city Monday,and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Luis E. Alarld on the South side. Mr,and Mrs. Ortiz are natives of this cityand have many relatives and friendshere. Mr. Ortiz Is very well to do inbusiness and has become an Influentialcitizen of his town and county. He andhis wife visit Santa Fe once or twicea year. They will remain in the cityuntil Saturday.

Jose R. Martinez, prosperous merch-ant and sheep raiser at Tlerra Amarll-

la, reached the city Saturday eveningin company with his daughter, MissChonita. They are stopping with rela-tives on Hillside avenue. Mr. Martinezcame on business affairs and also tovisit his son who Is a student at St.Michael's college and a daughter whoIs a nunll at the Loretto academy. Mr.Martinez Is originally from this city

MOVING PICTURES:

"Honesty ia the Best Policy.""Gypsey's Revenge.""Victim of Science."

THE LIST TO CHOOSE FROM."THE CLUB."Phone No. 94. Crumb Sets

Safety Razor Sets ... ............Sleds

Song "She Waits By the Deep Sea."

MOVING PICTURES."The Window Cleaner."

Change of Programme Monday and...... Thursday.Admission , ... 10cReserved Seats . 20cDoors open at 7 o'clock; Performance

At 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock.

Roller SkatesSweatersDumb Belli, pair ..................RevolversIndian Clubs .............. . . .

Fancy Tea. and Coffee PotB ........Five O'clock TeasChafing Dishes ...................."1847" Silverware Spoon Seta ..."1847" Silverware Knife and . .

Forks, dozen .......... ... .......Manicuring Sets ......,....;....Scissor Sets ......................Fire SetsNut Seta

Skates ...........Pocket KnivesAir Guns .........Boxing Gloves, SetExercisers .... ...Red Wagons ......Razor SetsShaving Sets .....Playing Cards . . . .",

CarversRifles ....Shotguns

CHRISTMAS CANDIES

Just arrived large consigment ofHuylcr's and Gunlher's FamoisSweets in one-hal- f, one, two and EvoryVcniaa

L ll lutereotsd and thotud knorfive pound boxes.. boat tne wonderfulIMARVELWhirlingSp Hunting Coatsand bears a fine reputation as a man Fruit Knives ,I,"TOVVWUW1 frirWe.Tha new V.glaal Watches .... ...................and In business. "Meteor" Coffee Percolators ......Well Dir Winttflw Display. Snna lteWnw

sk Tfrar drnroiiit for ItIt n cannot supply tho BlLf "''rffira

Colonel James A. Wood who is wellknown in Santa Fe county mining cir-

cles and who for several years was Wood-Dav- is Hardware Co. JM IRTEL. ncceDt noTheireland Pharmacy mi loiner, dui sena bikihii iwllluftLi-Ata- It rtTGImanager of the Gold-Bullio- n Mining

wwnmtmi'Jf.ill nartlrtiilflrs mil rilrftflttonl in- , r, i . i . i y .'company In the Golden district rePhone 41PMM 4fturned there during the week and will

PAGE FIVEOAKTA rB HEW MEXICAN SAffTA FE, N.M.THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907.

ls n fiTsaMINOR CITY TOPICS P

LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN NEW MEXICOWeather forecast for New XX Mexico; Fair tonight and Frl- - X

X day, with warmer weather. X

S X S X X X X X X

Show at opera house.Buy your Christmas candy atDrug Company.

Prepared to Fiii Small or Large Orders for Anything in

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, SADDLERYCROCKERY, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,

SHOES, HATS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING

. Compare Our Goods and Prices. We Can Supply you& f. l 1 nA.- - nri t? re rU w

To Overhaul Stock and

Slash Prices

EHLE'SHaberdashery

Will be Closed until SaturdayMorning

viuicKer ana oeuer man rar-or- r nouses, lry Us.

Wait for the final clean-u- p of thefire sale at Ehle's haberdashery.

A new Bet of moving pictures andan illustrated song tonight at theopera house.

Professor J. A. Wood, superinten-dent of the city schools of Santa Fe,has been confined to his home severaldays by sickness.

Mrs. Nettle Baldwin, an operator atthe local telephone exchange.was ableto be out yesterday after being con-

fined to her bed for several days withla grippe.

Every one Interested in the localpublic schools is invited to attend thepublic reception tonight at the highschool hall whlc!i will be tendered tothe visiting pedagogues.

Joseph E. Lacome who was stricken

U WiwieiliUaMaHMH B

53AS. JLFELB) CO.1 ALUQUIRQU1, N. M. Mat offtoe, LAS VEOAt, N. U. SANTA ROSA, H. ML 1

aS"- " " ""T"T" ZiLJLmmLLmlSMMJ9U

with paralysis affecting his right sideen at about two weeks ago is steadily imop Useful Presentsproving and his ultimate recovery isnow believed to be but a Question of

-- nft jiil in mum

SSI1ULE fill XMftS GIFTS

Handsome Veil, Neck Drape, a fine

Hat, Ostrich Plumes, Pretty Hand

Bag, Collars, Kid Glovea, Dolls, FeltHats, Back and Side Combs. Some

pieces of stamped linen and mate-

rial to work It or a Birthday Pillow

Top, or other fancy work.

MISS. A. MUGLER, S. E of Plaza

4 Per Cent on Time DepositsON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT A ND 8AVING8 ACCOUNTS.

time.Cigars in Xmas boxes for presents

for the men at Fisher Drug Company.The public reception of the Woman's

Board of Trade which was scheduledfor New Year's at the new librarybuilding, has been postponed, owingto the fact that the library is not yetready for occupancy.

News has been received by friendsIn this city of Mr. and Mrs. ArthurBrSdley, of Lawrence, Kansas, an

Place your account with us NOW,and when, a little later on, you maywant to borrow money for any purpose whatsoever, you will find ue am

ply able and dlapoaed to accommodate

you on the very beet terms and rateobtainable anywhere.

chased tho practice here of Dr. C. N.

Lord who has removed to Schnectady,New York.

Ehle's haberdashery will be closeduntil Saturday at 9:30 a. m to over-

haul the stock and slash the prices.Internal Revenue Collector H. P.

Bardshar as custodian of the federal

nouncing the birth of a daughter. Mrs.Bradley was formerly Miss AnitaBecker of Belen, and was a frequentvisitor to Santa Fe before her mar-riage.

Three car loads of hogs billed fromMonte Vista, Colorado, to Los Ange-les, California, were shipped fromhere yesterday via 'the Santa Fe Cen-

tral railway. They arrived in the cityon the previous evening over the Den-ver and Rio Grande railroad.

A nice box of candy is an acceptablepresent for any person. We have it.Fisher Drug Company.

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Casner receiveda Christmas present in the shape of a

If you have valuable paper of anykind, such as deeds, notes, Insurance

papers, etc., why not rent one of tsr

Safety Deposit boxes, where yourpapers will be safe In our fire-pro-

vault?

building, Is advertising for proposalsfor the Installation In that building ofa lavatory and for other ImprovementsThe attention of plumbers Is calledto the official advertisement whichappears elsewhere In today's Issue ofthe New Mexican.

Santa Claus was not the only onewho was busy Christmas. Dan Cupid

bouncing baby girl, born at 'their home also took advantage of the YuletideseasonJo weld hearts. Probate JudseGeorge W. Armijo has Issued the fol-

lowing marriage licenses since Tues

on Christmas eve. Mother and babeare doing well. Dr. Casner is a dent-ist by profession and recently pur

day: Aublln WIss, aged 18, and HarryE. McCullough, aged 32, both of SantaFe; Rosa L. Wyatt, aged 34, and Patrick Mason, aged 23, both of Wlllard;Elizabeth Hotchkiss, aged 40, and John

SPECIAL

CHRISTMAS

inLIVERY STABLE

W. Scott, aged 44, both of Monte Vis-

ta, Colorado.A shopping bag Is the nicest kind

of a present for a lady at Fisher DrugCompany.

The Albuquerque Citizen says: "Col.onel R. E. Twitchell, secretary of theboard of Control of the National Irri-

gation Congress, returned to Albuquer-que last night from a brief visit toLas Vegas. Colonel Twitchell, it Is

understood, will ask for a leave ofabsence from his duties as assistantattorney In New Mexico for the SantaFe and move to Albuquerque to de-

vote his entire time to his work as

FOR BABY: A new Crib or Drop-Sid- e Iron Bod,pretty High Chair or Rocker, a beautiful Mug or Drink-

ing Cup, an excellent pair of Manicure Scissors. USEFULPRESENTS.

FOR THE BOY: A new Sled, Wagon or Velociped,Wheelbarrow, an Irish Mail Car, or a Coaster, a pair of

- Skates, or Rollers, a Pocket Knife, Hamilton or RepeatingRifle, Cartridge Belt and Hunting or Fishing Outfit,beautiful Cup and Saucer. USEFUL PRESENTS.

FOR THE GIRL: A new Sled or a pair of Skates, adainty Pocket Knife or pair of Scissors, a pretty plate orset of Dishes, beautiful Picture Plates, Reading Lamp,Chafing Dish or beautiful set of Silverware, new Saddle,Bridle or Quirt, pretty Writing Desk, Wardrobe, Dresseror Chiffonier, Rocker or Sewing chair, beautiful Bed,Couch or Davenport, USEFUL PRESENTS.

FOR THE HUSBAND: A set of Tools, GardeningOutfit, Hunting Outfit and a splendid Shot Gun or Rifle,Driving Outfit, pretty Runabout, set of Single or Doubleharness, Saddle or Bridle, Shaving Set and a money-earnin- g

Safety Razor, good Desk or Pocket Knife, Rocker,Couch or easy Chair, Dresser, Wardrobe or Chiffojier,Carving Set, Table Set or beautiful piece of Table Ware,USEFUL PRESENTS.

FOR THE WIFE: A Dinner Set, or some of ourbeautiful Plates, Cups and Saucers, Vases, Bowls, Cream-ers and Sugars, Sauce and Berry Dishes, Glasses and wa-

ter Pitchers, Baking Dishes, Chafing Dishes, StandardSilverware, Tableware, Tea or Coffee Pot in Alummim,Nickle, Granite, Enamel or Tin, Cooking Stoves, Heatersand Ranges, Tin and Granite Ware, Furniture, BedsMattresses Springs, Pillows, Shades, Wall Paper, CarpetMattresses, Springs, Pillows, Shades. USEFUL PRES-ENTS.

EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.Phone No. 83. Mail Orders Solicited.

FINE RIGS, RELIABLE HORSES. SINGLEBUGGIES, SURRIES. IWCKS.

CALL UP 'PHONE NO. 9When in Need of Anything in the LiveryLine. Drivers Furbished. Rates Right.

OFFERING

Sparrow's Chocolate1,1--

2 lb. and 1 lb. fancyboxes

Why Pay Fancy Prices

Save money by buying

Sparrow, note better

Bulk Candies20-2- 5 and 35c

UWi LAKE EAISNS

15 to 30c per ponni

secretary of the Irrigation Congress.The colonel will be a valuable adjunctto Albuquerque's Boosters' club.

(Continued on Page Eight.) , . .

SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE

GEMS. CLOSSOW. What is Causing the Increase of Ca-

tarrh in Santa FeIn spite of the best efforts of medical

men, catarrhal troubles are Increasingnot only In Santa, Fe, but all over thecountry.

Catarrh Is a germ disease, and tocure It germ life in the breathing or-

gans should be destroyed, and to dothis no other treatment has such posi-

tive and beneficial action as Hyomei.When the muscous membrane Is irri-

tated and raw and tissues weakened, 3

YOU HIT THE RIGHT FEED

when you strike this establishmentwe handle nothing but

FRIST-CLAS- S FLOUR AND FEED.

Those who have dealt with us don'thave to be told how excellent our spe-

cialties are: And those who don'tknow our flour and feed are losingsomething every day they remain un-

acquainted. If you are one of theseyou should give us a trial order atonce. ,

Sole Agency ForINTERNATIONAL 8TOCK FOOD.

"JB5c.NUTSof all kinds

New. Mexico Apples

Mm fflMl Oram

MALAGA GRAPES

New Mexico Military Institute.RO SWELL, NEW MEXICO.

"The West Point of the Southwest"Army Officer Detailed by War Depart

ment. Army Inspectors RANK 8CHOOL

there is an ideal lodging place for ca-

tarrhal germs. Breathe Hyomei andsee how quickly it soothes the mem-

branes, vitalizes the tissues and des-

troys all the disease germs, renderingcatarrh no longer possible.

There is no dangerous stomachdrugging when Hyomei is used; notablets or liquid mixtures destroyingdigestion.Breathed through the neat pocket in-

haler that comes with every Hyomeioutfit, the healing balsms penetrateto the most remote air cells of the-'throa-

t,

nose and lungs, destroying thecatarrhal germs bo that quick recov-

ery follows.The Ireland Pharmacy agree to re-

fund the money to any purchaser ofHyomei who does not find that it doesall that is claimed for it. The com-

plete outfit costs but $1.00.

LEO HERSCHWholesale anu Rotall Dealers In

FLfJUR, HAY, GRAIN, POTATOES, 8ALT AND SEEDS.THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE, NEW MEX

IN CLASS "A."Thorough Academic course, preparing

young men for college or foe business life.Great amount of open air work. Healthiestlocation of any Military School In the Union.Located in the beautiful Pecos Valley theUS. 118 CO.

mi a garden spot of the West at an elevation

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of 3,700 feet above sea level, sunshine everyday, but little rain or snow during session.

CALL AfiD SEE FOR YOURSELF

THE FINEST AND FULL LINE OFCHRISTMAS GOODS ess

WHY DID YOU COME WEST ?8 8

Eleven fficers and Instructors, all gradu-ates from standard eastern colleges. Tenbuildings, thoroughly furnished, heated,lighted and modern In all respects.

REGENTS E. A. Cahoon, President; W.G. Hamilton, Vice President; J. PhelpaWhite, Treasurer; W. M. Atkinson, Secre-

tary, and W. A. Flntay.For particulars and Illustrated catalogue

address,COL. JAS. W. WILL&ON,

Superintendent

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Diamonds, Watches, Clocks

Jewelry, Silverware, Deco-

rated China, Novelties,Leather and Leather EbonyGoods.

To rest, recuperate, hunt, fish, breathe fresh, pure air, see mountain

scenery, get a change, live a new and fascinating life under new conditions,

and net food that neds no rure food law.

That's why you came west!

There is a beautiful little valley that nestles between the hlr'ioet moun-

tains of the Rockies on 1 if upper Pecos river; ideal altitude, 7,000 feet and

temperature Identical wil l Santa Fe. Its stream swarm with trout

and the woods and ranges are filled with game large and small. Theranchers live the life of the west. There are mountain lion, bears, deerand wolves for the hunter. There are saddle ponies to be had for the

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SAAtfA FE OTTF MEXICAN. SANTA FE, H.1L THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26 1907.PAGE SIX

The New Mexican's HOTEL ARRIVALS FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.Santa Fo Central nail-wa- y

Company Daily Short StoryMASONIC.

"How y' goln to vote this year?"asked the keeper of a country store ofan old "hayseed," with a wink at thebystanders.

Montezuma Lodge, No.1, A, F. & A. M. Regu-lar communication firstMonday of each monthat Masonic Hall at7:30 p. m.R. H. HANNA. W. M.

TI-VI- E TJ5.B1-.3- 3

Effective Sunday. August 11, 1907.

Palace.Harry Tracy, Portland, Oregon;

Harry C. Hall and wife, Pines; Wil-liam Hyndman, Alamosa, Colorado;William Hogrefe, JeBsie White, Stan-

ley; George F. Castro, Denver; JohnRedlngton, Alamosa; Mamie Q. Sulli-van, Cornelia Burke, Dawson, E. B.

Garcia, Springer; W. E. Garriso, 'LasVegas; Maggie J. Bucher, Las Veg-

as; Emily Schwachkin, Mrs. JenntoBennett; Viola Glass, Gara Coulber,Eula Thatcher, Mabel Beufer, C. E.Grover, A. D. Hoenshel, C. O. Fisher,Raton.

eg "Ain't goln' to vote at all," grantedthe old man.North BoundSouth Boundi: 5 fit'

"What, not exercise your duty as a3t rj .LAN R. McCORD, Sec'y.No aStatloui. Alt!No 1 Mlpatriotic citizen?"mm An, Lv.. ..Santa Fe...Arr 'Patriotism be hanged I A man's1 4Up

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7,0006,0506.3V)8,250

patriotism Is really what he considersbis Interest to be. You fellers know

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" Kennedy.,.." Stanley ..." .... Jklorlarty ...11 Molntosh..." Kitnueia....

Wlllard....

8,174 mlSanta Fe Chapter, No.1, R. A. M. Regu-lar convocation secondMonday of each monthat Masonic Hall at7:30 p. m.

6,140 Claire. ,that for years I've watched the trusts

4 9p4 p5 4p(I 19 p7 Wp

6,1258 475 O. T. Nye, Mcintosh; Fred Gregg,reachin' out, legally, Illegally, bribln',Arr....Torrauet..Lva

Mesllla Park; Lester C. Barton, Chi- -

fncn' Aiirnrn stroot Son Mot-olol- - Tcorruptin', as the case required, to rob

people. You know how when tbeywant a Judge they buy him; when they

8. 8PITZ, H. P.ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Sec'y.W. Scott and wife, Monte Vista, Colo

rado; J. P. Gonzales, Ablqui; Mrs. E.want a legislature they buy It. They W. Dillon, Mcintosh; Alice Wilkinson,

Kimball, Nebraska; W. A. HInes and' , itwas tryln' to buy the gov'ment o theSant . Fe Commindery No.1, K. T. Regular conclaveBecond Saturday In eachmonth at Masonic Hal;

i m a. v i i . v" n r

Freight, Passenger and Steamshipbusiness.

Pullman berth secured by wire.

Connections: At Santa Fe, with

Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, and

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-

way. At Kennedy, with Atchison, To-

peka & Santa Fe Railway. At Tor-

rance with El Paso ft Southwestern

Pystem.t. I. GRIMSHAW,

General Freight and Passenger Afenk

United States, but they run up aginsomep'n' stronger'n they was thelrselves. They got persecuted under thelaw.

and wife, Clayton; Ethol Crum, E. L.Thorn, Pecos; Walter M. Taber, Glorl- - 7:30 p. m, C. J. CRANDALL, E. C.

ieta; M. H. Wood, Abuquerque; A. L. H. F. STEPHENS, Recorder.Harroun, Kansas City; F. E. Hyde, Jr.,

'

"Then my patriotism was bollln'. IPutnam, K D. Chavez, Belu; Blazseen a chance for honest men to get

their dues. I seen the time comin'when all the money a man could earn

Sanchez, Wagon Mound,Augustin San-

doval, Taos.

needn't go Into beef and oil ud be Norma.ndle.A. Motschman, Ch'cago; J.P. Lavollo,

Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection No. 1,14th degree, Ancient and AcceptedScottish Rite of Free Masonry meetson the third Saturday of each monthat 7:30 o'clock in the evening inMasonic Hall, south side of Plaza.Visiting Scottish Rite Masons are cor-

dially invited to attend.CHARLES A. WHEELON, 32,

Venerable Master.HENRY F. STEPHENS, 14, Sec.

plenty as bad whisky, and we cud alllive on what we used to live on aforethe trusts sucked the life outer us.

Alamosa, Colorado; John Knippel,Denver; Frank Hoi comb, Buckman;A. F. Dawson and wife, Denver; R. E.Conbos, Durango, Colorado; Carlos

.& Pacilic RaMai Cb.St. Lois Hft II Chavez, Pueblo, Colorado; Frank Ar- - j

"I thought this was patriotism. Itwasn't. It was nothln' more'n klckln'

agin the other feller glttln' the betterof us. If anybody'd give me money to

anda, Las Truchas; J. D. McAdams,Carrolton; W. E. Harris, Silver City; j

a. u. Anaerson, uarnzozo; miss Mig- -pay for things I wanted and have aI. O. O. F.gason, Mrs. A. Maupm, Mrs. J. M.

m rjr M w w

Bazer, Mrs. Lena Edridge, Avery Oliv-

er, Daisy Murphy, 12. K. Grahiin,Mrs. Mollle Rowe, Emma

Parrett, Estancia; Miss Ola Gilbert,a SCHEDULEPASSENGER

kmtoSanta Fe Lodge, No. 2. I. O. O. F.;

meets every Thursday evening In OddFellows Hall, San Francisco StreetVisiting brothers welcome.

MAX KALTER, N. Q.LEO HBRSCH, V. G.

DAVID L MILLER, Sec'y.

J R. Neet, Torreon; Charles L. Burt,J. W. Campbell, Mountainair; D. C.

Collins, Harry L. Cooper, Henry E.Tarr, Stanley; Frank Larrlllos. Lamy.In Effect September 1, 1907.

B. P. O. E.Coronado.

A. T. Cochran, Chicago; M. D.and wife, Tierra Amarilla; Gre--No. 1

DallySTATIONS

Mile

fromRaton

AutoCar

DallyEx. Sun.

No. 31

MondayWed.

Friday.gorita Esquibel, Espanola; L. W. 'John-

son, James Welch, Butte, Montana;Ed B. Jackson, Denver; Cosme Herre--

good sum left over I wouldn't 'a' kick-

ed. I'd kicked the feller that tiled tointerfere with the system. How did Ifind that out? I'll tell y My brotherDan went to New York when he was a

boy to go Into business. Now he's astockbroker.

"Waal, Dan he was alius wrltln' meto come down to the city to see him,an' last summer I went. He's got a

big house 'n' ots o' hired help. Iasked him if there was much preju-dice agin the trusts In New York. Hedidn't say nothin' except, 'Oh, you're atrust buster, are ye?' I hadn't beencalled by that name before, and Ididn't like It nor his way o sayin It'Well,' he went on, 'If you stay here

long enough we'll take that out o' you.'Never, I said. 'I'll never lose my rev

erence for law, for equity, for Justiceand above all the poor, who sufferfrom bavin' to pay exorbitant pricesfor what they need.'

"I used to loaf down in Dan's office

durln' the daytime. There was aliusa lot of fellers there lookln' at a click-I-

machine they called a 'ticker.' Ittold 'em what their stocks was a Bellln'

Leave RATON, N. M ArriveCLIFTON HOUSE

B PRESTONKOEHLER, JUNCTION

ra, Espanola; R. E. Hill, Kennedy; C.

1 00 a. m1 25 a. m7 50 a. m'20 a.m

Santa Fe Lodge, No. 460, B. P. O. E.,holds its regular session on the secondand fourth Wednesdays of each month.Visiting brothers are invited and wel-

come. R. H. HANNA, E. R.J. D. SENA, Sec'y.

Auto No3(Ho 2 Car MondayDally Dally Wednesday.

Ex. Hun. Friday12 15 p. m 6 85 p.m.1157 a. m 6 05 p. m11 40 a. m 5 45 p. m..100 a. m 5 20 p.m.1110 a, m 5 10 p.m.

1 10 25 a m 4 05 p.m.10 15 a. m 4 05 p.m.9 53a. m 3 45 p.m.

3 15 p. m8 35 a. m. 2 405 85p.m. p.m.

115 10 p m . 1 40 p. m.

H. Lee, Cowles; J. P. Quintana, Po- -

4 00 p. m.4 23 p. m.4 49p.m.5 00 p. m.5 10 p, m

15 50 p. m5 55 p. m8 15 p. m6 30 p. m

07

13

2023

33

41

47

Joaque; Miss Rucker, Texico; A. S..:':PKOfinLKK

TERMS JO..... ..CBRROSOSO .'

1 10 a. m.9 10 a. m9 53 a. m

10 20 a, m11 80 a m

20 p. mft cimarron ::::aVAr'.V.V. IUTE PARK Lv.

7 00 a. m.FRATERNAL UNION.

Martin, Hydro, Oklahoma; OrenTracy, Ganta; G. G. Crickett, LasCruces; W. S. Berry, Glendale, Ohio;Porflrlo Gallogos, Las Vegas; Juan S.

Ameida, Encino; NIcomedes Arondo,Willard; A. Sapsosnikow, Las Vega3.

H7 45 a. m

No. 21

Tuesday STATIONSNo. 20

TuesdayThurtdaySaturday

MilefromDe

MoinesThursdaySaturday

. ArriveLeave DES MOINBS, N. M

Santa Fe Lodge, No. 259, FraternalUnion of America. Regular meetingsrst and third Mondays In each monthat 8 o'clock p. m., Odd Fellows' Hall,San Francisco Street. Visiting Frat-er- s

welcome.M. E. ORTIZ, Fraternal Master.

GREGORIO RAEL, Treas.DAVID GONZALES, Sec'y.

11 00 a. mtl 40 a. m12 25 p, m12 40 p. mI 15 p. m1 50 p. m2 OOp. m

1000 a. m.9 25 a. m.8 45 a. m.830 a. m.805 a. m.7 30 a. m7 20 a. m.7 00 a. in.

01122258142

4249

CArULlN VKUASVIGIL

THOMPSONCUNNINGHAM.

Arrive I CLIFTON HOUSE JUNCTION j LeaveLea e. CLIFTON HOUSE JUNCTION (ArriveArrive RATON, N. M Leave2 20 p. m. at When their stocks went up they

larfed; when they went down theyT Connect with fcl Paso 4 Southwetrn Ry. train 124. arrlvln In Dawon, N. M atJilOp. m.i Connects with El Pao 4 Southwestern Ry . train 125, leaving Dawson, . M. at 10:05 a. aI Stage for Van Houten, N M.,meet train at Prerton. N.M.IT r,i,naAtault Ktatr s AnA fnm Tuna unit Rllsnhnthtown. N. M.

When the Stomach, Heart, or Kid-

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gans always fail. Don't drug thestomach, nor stimulate the heart orkidneys. That is simply a makeshift,Get a prescription known to Drug-

gists everywhere as Dr. Suoop's Res-torative. The Restorative is preparedexpressly for these weak Insidenerves. .Strengthen these nervesbuild" them up with Dr. Shoop's Resto-

rative tablets or liquid and see howquickly help will come. Free sampletest sent on request by Dr. Shoop, Ra-

cine, Wis. Your health is surely worththis simple test. Sold by all dealers.

looked sour as green apples. One dayJohn told me that a pool whatever

T,.b .,nn.tlnn vltt, A T Mr R V Bu nt Rutnn and Prnntnn. with C. & S. Rv. St DeS MotneS, and E. P. & S. W that was was to put up 'Bloodsucker Oil' an' If I wanted to mnke

"BOOTH'S OYSTERS."The very finest In the land have

Just been received at the Bon TonRestaurant. These are the very firstof the season and can be found onlyat this place where they arein everything. A trial will convince

you.

some money he'd give me a chance,ly. at Vermejo. N. M.

Cimarron, N. M . is depot for following stations In N. M.: Coate, Ponll Park, Rayado and Red Lakes,Oto Tark, N. M., Is depot for following stations in N. M.i Arroyo Seco, Aurora, Baldy, Black Lakes, Cerro, Elizabeth

own, Lobo, QuesU, Ranchou de Taos, Red River City, Talpa, Taos, Twining and Valdez.

J. DEDMAN, J. VAN HODTEN, W. A. GORMAN,Oftn. Mirr. Gen. Passensrer Aet.

All he wanted was some margin, as hecalled it that Is, a per cent o' the cost

RATON. N. M. RATON, N. M. RATON, N. M.o' the stockr-ju- st as a matter o' form.I wrote a check on my bank for theamount, and before the Ink was dryon the paper he told me the stock was

boughten."Bloodsucker Oil went up and up OUTEDIRECTONLY PERFECT RESULTS ARE OBTAINED.

COLUMBIA QRAPHOPHONES AND COLUMBIA RECORDS.

The Mining Camp of Colorado, Utah and Nevada;'

To Denver, Colorado Springs andPueblo is Via the

our; DISC iECODS

FIT AJiY DISC fA.

10-in- Disc Records SO cents

each. $7.20 per Dozen.

M2-lnc- h Disc Records $1 each.

Denver & Bio Grande Railway I

Our Cylinder Records

Fit Any Cylinder

hjachineX. P. Cylinder Records 25

cents each. $3.00 per dozen.

HALT FOOT CYLINDER

RECORDS 50c Bach.

$5.00 Per Dozen

Cylinder Machines.

Range In Price from

S7.W to $123.00

Through the fertile San Luis valley; aUoto theSan Joan country of Colorado.

For information as to rtUe, train service, des-

criptive literature, etc call on or address

$10 per Dozen.

Disc Machines range In

price from $12.50 to $100.00. F. H. MciRIDE, AgentSanta Fe, N. M.

8, K. HOOPER, Q. P. A T. A.

Denver, Colo. J

and up, and my profits went up with

it Then news come that the companyhad been fined enough money to buymust o' the farms In this yere state. Isaw my profits wiped out, and thenmost o the money I'd give Dan forthat blamed margin was wiped outtoo. All the fellers around the 'ticker'begun to howl that the gov'ment was

rulnln' the business o' the country.And what d'ye think? When Dan toldme that if my stock went down a fewmore per cent he'd have to sell me out

an' I'd lose all I put in I jest riz upand I cursed and I swore.

'Consarn a gov'ment that'll Inter-fere with what It don't know nothln'about! These attorney generals and

judges bed better confine 'emselves to

punlshln' men for hoss stealln'. TheBloodsucker Oil company has beecheapenln' kerrysene for years, an'now a corrupt set o' men who want toturn the country Into an empire likeRoosla air tryln' to stop 'em. It's aconspyracy to rob the people and make'em pay more.'

"The men around the ticker didn'tany of em pay any attention to whatI was sayin'. They was all swearln'at the administration theirselves ex-

cept one man, who says to me, he says:" 'But, my friend, don't you want

some power able and ready to seethat the men who manage the compa-ny whose stock you own don't wreckit and swindle you?'

" 'No I says; 'I don't. What good'sthe stock to me if my margin is all etup and I git sold out?'

"When I started for home, a ruinedman, gratin' my teeth and cussin' thegov'ment, Dan he handed me a check,smilin. 'I didn't buy you any Blood-sucker Oil,' he says, 'but when I sawthe decision of the court flnin' thecompany I sold some shares short forJou. . Your profit is 87,600. Here It is.'

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H. B. Cartwright & Bo.t

WHOLESALE GROCERS

Grain. Flour and Potatoes. Stationery,Patent Medicine and Grocers' Sundries.

holidays, round trip tickets will besold from Santa Fe. to points in NewMexico, Colorado and Texas (El PasoLine) as follows:

To points in New Mexico and toEl Paso, the fare will be one and one- -

third for the round trip. PRQMPT ATTENTION GIVEN MAIL ORDER8Tickets on sale Dec. 21, 22, 23, 24,

25, 28, 29, 30, 31 and January 1st withfinal limit of January 6th, HQS. a SANTA FE, N.M

Tickets to Denver, ColoradoSprings, and Pueblo, will be one farefor the round trip. On sale December23, 24, 25, 30, 31 and January 1st, 1908.

Final return limit January 6th, 1908,

Below you will And the round triprates to Denver, Colorado Springs andPueblo as follows:(PRAY PATENT.)

NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO., SOLE MAKERS FOR NEW MEXICO.

' "Waal, now I was out of it I couldfeel the patriotism oozln' right backInto me, tinglin' in my fingers, my toesand my ears. 'Y' calls me a trustbuster, Dan,' I says, 'an' I am. I wish'they'd fine Bloodsucker Oil all Its cap- -

ital, an you'd sell it all short for me.' I

'But when' I "got home and thort it

in need ofV thing on Earth ty a

Denver $15.80; Colorado Springs$13.60, and to Pueblo $12.25.

For rates to other points please callon or 'phone 42 or 78 who will be gladto furnish you Information desired.

O. H. DONART,Agent, A., T. and S. F. R. R., City.

all over I made up my mind that I NEW MEXICAN WANT AD.Keonedy'i Laxative uougo ayrup

causes a free yet gentle action of thebowels through which cold is forcedoat of the system. Contains no opiatesnor narcotic. Sold by 'a ne IrelandPharmacy.

The New Mexican can do pvintlngequal to that done in any of the largecities. Our solicitor: Every piece ofwork we turn out Try our work onceand you will certainly come again. Wehave all the facilities for turning outevery class of work, Including one ofthe best binderies In the west

couldn't conscientiously consider my-self a patriot any longer. You fellerskin do the votln'. I'm goln' to stay attome." ARNOLD VAN HORN. .

It will positively brino results.DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are

sold ' by The Ireland Pharmacy, Adverttsmir. pays.. Try it and see.Subscribe for the New Mexican.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907. PAAI I EVENSANTA FE NEW MEXICAN. SANTA fB, JJ EL

Future Raitoad Metropolis of New Mexico,a p Located on Belen Git-of- f of Santa Fc R'y

I heelen Town and

ALL FAST LIMITED EXPRESS, MAIL AND

FREIGHT TRAINS OF THE SANTA FE WILL GO

OVER THE MAIN LINE THROUGH TO BELEN,EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.

The lots offered are in the center of the city, well graded

(many of them improved by cultivation) ; no sand or grav-

el. We need a first-cla- ss bakery, tailor shop, shoe housc,jew-ele- r,

plumbing shop, planing mill, coal and wood yard,

drug store, harness 6hop etc. etc. ; also a first-clas- s modern

hotel.

Our prices of lots are low and terms on easy payments;;title perfect; warranty deeds. One-thir- d purchase money,cash. Two-thir- ds may remain on note, with mortgage as se-

curity, for one year, with 8 per cent interest thereon.

Apply at once for map and prices if you wish to secure

the choicest lot.

ImprovementCompany

are owners of the

Belen is 31 miles south of Albuquerque, N. M., at the

junction of the Main Line of the Santa Fe System lead-

ing East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston

and points East to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso

and Old Mexico.

1,000 business and residence lots, also 25x145 feet laid

out with broad 80 and 70-fo- ot streets, with alleys 20 feet

wide, with beautiful lake and public park and grand old

shade trees; public school house, costing $16,000; church-

es; large mercantile establishments; the Belen Patent

Holler Mill, capacity 150 barrels daily; large winery; three

hoteb, Commercial Club; a population of 1,500 people;

several restaurants, etc. Belen is the largest shipping point

for wood, flour, wheat, wine, beans and hay in Central New

Mexico. Its importance a3 a great commercial railroad city

in the near future cannot be estimated.

BELEN TOWNSrreJOHN BECKER, President

WM. M. BERGER, Secretary.

in tncl Ie Belen Tow mpt vement CompanyMi sIiisp

IrmwrnwrnmrnitLn

.'l!SJtMMM,MH... l. ... .....i. t. ii,fllM1...,..

WANTSUNIQUE SCHEME TO

COMPLETE BRIDGE

Cimarron Townsite Company OffersPrizes to Best Workmen Will

Furnish Mucn Amusement.

school lands to said Territory, and in-

demnity therefor, shall be administer-ed and adjusted in accordance withthe provisions of said Act, anythingIn the Act of Congress approved Junetwenty-firs- t, eighteen hundred andninety-eigh- t, making certain grants ofland to the Territory of New Mexicoand for other purposes, to the con

Wells Fargo & CompanyExpress

General Express Forwarders

DELEGATE ANDREWSINTRODUCES BILLS

s

Among Large Batch Are Measures

For Postoffice Buildings and FishCulture Station.

Delegate W. H. Andrews has allowedno grass to grow under his feet since

the Sixtieth Congress convened andbefore the holday recess he succeededIn introducing a large batch of import

trary notwithstanding-- .

--TO-

WANTED. A cook at.U. S. IndianSchool. We pay $35 a month.

FOR SALE. Typewriter, cash or in-

stallment, or for rent. J. B. Sloan.

FOR RENT. Two furnished roomswith modern conveniences. Apply thisoffice.

A tickling cougn from any cause,i Is miickiv stormed by Dr. SnooD s

Cimarron, N. M Dec. 2C Thebridge proper over the Cimarron riverwhich connects the old and new townsis now finished and the grading of theapproaches to the bridge Is now un-

derway. The Cimarron Townsite com-

pany, which, for business reasons,namely the making of a number oflots out of the old creek bed, prevail-ed on the county commissioners tolocate the bridge on dry ground andthen turn the river under It by astraight, channel, promised to gradethe app.oacb.es to the bridge at itsown expense, this expense being putat about $1,500. And now the town-sit- e

company with real Yankeeshrewdness has arranged a scheme bywhich the grading Is to be done forpractically nothing, and the commun

All Parts of the World.Save Money and Inconvenience by Purchasing Wells Farge

DOMESTIC MONEY ORDERS, TRAVELERSMONEY ORDERS, FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS.

Payable Throughout the United States, Canada, Mexicand all Foreign Countries.

REMITTANCES SENT BY TELEGRAPH.

Cough Cure. And It is so thoroughlyharmless and Bafe, that Dr. Shoop tellsmothers everywhere to give It with-

out hesitation even to very youngbabes. The wholesome green leavesand tender stone of a lung-healin- g

mountainous shrub, furnish the cura-

tive properties to Dr. Shoop's CoughCur. It calms the cough and healsthe sore and sensitive bronchial mem-

branes. No opium, no chloroform,nothing harsh to Injure or suppreis.Simply a resinous plant extract, that

WANTED For U. S. Army, able-bodie-

unmarried men, between agesof 18 and 35; citizens of United States,of good character and temperate hab-

its, who can speak, read and write En-

glish. For Information apply to recruit-ing officer, Laughlin Block, Santa Fe.New Mexico.

J. D. BARNES, Agenthelps to heal aching lungs. The Spaniards oall this shrub which the Doc-

tor uses, "The Sacred Herb." Alwaysdemand Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. For Roswell Automobile Co.

Public Speaker Interrupted.Public speakers are frequently in-

terrupted by people coughing. ThUwould not happen If Foley's Honeyand Tar v. ere taken.as it cures coughscold' j.; prevents pneumonia andconscmptio... The genuine contains ..oopiates and Is In a yallow package.Sold by The I3reiand Pharmacy.

ant measures of benefit to New Mexi-

co. Among this number are bills pro-

viding for the erection of federalbuildings at Las "Vegas and Roswell,a fish culture station at Trout Springs,San Miguel county, and an act toamend the Revised Statutes of theUnited States providing for the selec-

tion of lands for educational purposesso as to make the act applicable to theterritory of New Mexico. Copies ofthese bills follow herewith:

Bill For Federal Building at Las

Vegas.A bill for the purchase of a site and

erection of a federal building at Las

Vegas, New Mexico.Be it enacted by the Senate and

House of Representatives of the Unit-

ed States of America in Congressthat the Secretary of the

Treasury be, and he is hereby, author-ized and directed to expend the sum,of one hundred and twenty-fiv- e thous-

and dollars toward the selection of asite and the construction of a federalbuilding to be erected in the townof Las Vegas, San Miguel county, ter-

ritory of New Mexico; the total costof site and construction of buildingnot to exceed the sum of one hundredand twenty-fiv- e thousand dollars.

Bill For Federal Building at Roswell

sale by a!, dealers.

ity will be given lots of fun. The planwhich has been advertised is to havea grading bee. Prizes are to be offer-ed aggregating $250 and the men ofthe town are Invited to participate. A

prize, will be offered for the best day'swork done by man and team, for the

Island train, due at 2 a. m,Running time between the two

points five hours, meals furnished atCamp Needmore, free of charge.

Excursion parties accommodated brnotifying the company two days 1

advance.

best looking men working with teamfor the best looking man working with

(Homestead Entry No. 7484.)Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior,Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.

December 18, 1907.

Notice Is hereby given that CanutaMadril de Leyba, of Gallsteo, N. M.,has filed notice of his intention tomake final five year proof in support

Mail and Passenger Line betweenRoswell, N. M., and Torrance, N. M.,dally, Sunday included, connectionwith all trains on the Rock Island andSanta Fe Central Railways.

Leave Roswell at 1 p. m.Leave Torrance on arrival of Rock

Agents for the Bulck Automobiles,Machines for all p

Two of the best known and besmarket Address all communication

team and a valuable prize to the ugliest man giving his services that day.It Is reported that the latter prize has BriOfls

Sta lone of ths best known art) Best

urpotes on the market.t machines for all purposos on titss and inquiries to theof his claim, viz: Homestead Entry

Roswell Automobile Co.Roswell, New Mexic.

many chances to be taken and a multi-

plicity of entries are being made forit At the close of the contest thebridge will be dedicated.

Cimarron has been enjoying forsome days the use of the new depotof the St. Louis, Rocky Mountainand Pacific railway. The depot Is ahandsome structure, two stories . inhelghth, with offices in the secondBtory. It is 55 feet in length, and 25

feet wide. All conveniences are ar-

ranged with two waiting rooms. Thelocation is on Washington street

The work of laying the rails on theline of the Cimarron and Northwest

No. 7484, made April 9, 1903 for theW 1-- 2 NW 1-- W 1-- 2 SW 1-- section34, township 14N, range 9E., and thatsaid proof will be made before Regis-ter and Receiver at Santa Fe, N. M.,on Jan. 22, 1908. : ;

He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon,and cultivation of the land, vi:

Juan N. Sandoval, Crespln Leyba,Canuto Leyba, Juan Leyba, all of Gal-

lsteo, N. M.MAUEL R. OTERO,

Register.

To Los Angeles and San Francisco,California and return. Regular sixmonth ticket on sale dally year round,to Los Angeles and return, $56.90 to

San Francisco, and return ?G6.90, 30

days west bound transit limit on theabove tickets.

Mexico City, Mex., and Return.

Regular nine months' ticket on saledaily to City of Mexico and return,from Santa Fe $08.95 very low ratesfor side trips to different points In OldMexico.Annual Meeting of the Geological So-

ciety of America, Albuquerque, N.

M., December 30, 1907 Janu-

ary First, 1908.

For the above occasion the Santa

ern Railway up'Ponll Canon is nearly finished. This line will open upone of the finest pine timber regions

A bill for the purchase of a site andthe erection of a federal building atRoswell, . New Mexico.

Be it enacted by the Senate andHouse of Representatives of the Unit-

ed States of America in Congress as-

sembled.That the Secretary of the Treas-

ury be , and he is hereby directedand authorized to expend the sum ofone hundred and twenty-fiv- e thousanddollars toward the selection of a siteand the construction of a Federalbuilding to be erected in the town of

Roswell, Chaves county, Territory ofNew Mexico; the total cost of site andconstruction of building not to exceedthe sum of one hundred and twenty-fiv- e

thousand dollars.Bill For Fish Culture Station.

A bill to establish a fish culturestation at Trout Springs, Gallinas Can-

yon, San Miguel county, New Mexico.

in New Mexico.Contractor James Griffin who has

WHEN YOU FIND YOURSELF WRITING THESAME THING FREQUENTLY IN THE COURSE OFYOUR BUSINESS, REMEMBER A RUBBER STAMPWILL GAVE YOU A GREAT DEAL OF TIME. BUSYPEOPLE ARE USING RUBBER STAMPS MORENOW THAN EVER BEFORE BECAUSE THEYSAVE TIME, AND TIME IS MONEY THESE DAYS

been doing the grading on the PonllCanon railroad has secured a contract Fe will sell tickets to Albuquerque and

return for $5.45. On sale December

26, 27 and 28, final return limit thirtydays from date of sale.Side Trip to the Grand Canyon of Ari

with the French Land and Cattlecompany to build an immense reser-voir for the use of their Irrigation

Beware of Frequent Colds.A succession of colds or a protrate-e- d

cold is almost certain to end Inchronic catarrh, from which few per-sons ever wholly recover. Give everycold the attention It deserves and youmay avoid this disagreeable disease.How can you cure a cold? Why not tryChamberlain's Cough Remedy? It Ishighly reoemmended. Mrs. M. Whiteof Butler, Tenn., says: "Several yearsago I was bothered with my throat andlungs. Someone told me of Chamber-

lain's Cough Remedy. I began usingit and it relieved me at once. Now

my throat and lungs are sound andwell." For sale by all druggists. .

schemes. The land company ownslarge tracts of land between Cimarronand Springer which it is developing

zona.In connection with the above

side trip tickets will be sold to theand selling to colonists.grand canyon and return January 1, 2

and 3 rate of $18.95, limit 30 days,with stop overs in either direction.

A. W. Kestevan, a practical lumberman is developing the lumber inter-ests of the Black Lakes in the moun-

tains near Cimarron. He has put upa new mill and has bought a large

This will enable passengers to stop atAdamana, Arizona for side trip to pet

tract of timber land. rified forests.O. H. DONART,

Agent.

"HOI OYSTERSI HOI"The first of the season just received

at the only short ordeihouse, The Bon Ton, where they arebeing served to your taste. Call andbe convinced. They handle A. Booth'sNew York oysters, which come In

sealed cans. . ...

PRICE-LIS- T

One-lin-e Stamp, not over 2 inches long .....lieEach additional line on same stamp, 10c.

One-lin-e Stamp, over 2 J and not over 3J inches long. .80cEach additional line on same stamp, 15c.

One-lin- e Stamp, over 3$ and not over 5 inches long. ..lieEach additional line on same stamp, 20c.

One-lin-e Stamp, over 5 inches long, per inch........8leEach additional line, same price.

(Curved lines on Stamp count at two lines.)Borden of all shapes, under 3 inches long way, 25c extra.

Larger sizes at proportionate price.Where type used is over one-ha- lf inch in size, we charge

for one line for each one-ha- lf inch or fraction.

DATES, ETC.Local Dater any town and date for ten years. . . . . .$1.00Ledger Datermonth, day and year in .. ... .80

Regular line Dater..... .31

Defiance Model Band Dater. 1.50

MlHons of bottles of Foley's Honeyand Tar have been sold without anyperson ever having experienced anyother than beneficial results from itsuse for coughs, colds and lung trou-

bles. This is because the genuine Fo-

ley's Honey and Tar in the yellowpackage contains no opiates or otherharmful drugs. Guard your health byrefusing any but the genuine.

The old poStofflce of Vermejo hasbeen by Uncle Sam andIt Is now Vermejo Park.

Dr. Horatio Walker formerly of thisplace Is now .located in San Diego,California.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Springer aresojourning In the east. Their first stopwas in Chicago.

George H. Webster, Jr., and wifeare spending the winter In CaliforniaThey will return about the middle ofFebruary.; The Cimarron Townsite Company ofwhich Fred Whitney is manager, hasmoved Its offices to the Matkin build-

ing, Washington avenue and Ninthstreets.

Trial Catarrh treatments are beingmailed out free, on request, by Dr.Shoop, Racine, Wis. ; These tests areproving to the people without a pen-ny's cost the great value of this sci-

entific prescription known to drug-

gists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Ca-

tarrh Remedy. Sold by all dealers.,

be it enacted by the Senate andHouse of Representaties of the Unit-ed States of America in Congress as-

sembled, that the sum of twenty-fiv- e

thousand dollars, or so much thereofas may be necessary, is hereby appro-

priated out of any money in the treas-ury not otherwise appropriated forthe establishment of a fish culture sta--

; tion, including purchase of site, con-

struction of buildings and ponds, andequipment at Trout Springs, in Gallin-as Canyon, in the county of San Mi-

guel, in the territory of New Mexico.. Bill to Amend Revised Statutes.

A bill to make the provisions of nAct of Congress approved Februaryeighth, eighteen hundred and ninety-on-e

(Twentytsixth Statutes, page sev-

en hundred and ninety-six- ) applicableto the Territory of New Mexico..

Be it enacted by the Senate andHouse of Representatives of the Unit-ed States of America in Congress as-

sembled that all the provisions of anAct , of Congress approved February

- twenty-eighth- , eighteen hundred ' andninety-one- , entitled "An Act to amendsections twenty-tw- o hundred and seven-

ty-five and twentytwo hundred andseventy-si-x of the Revised Statutesof the United States providing for theselection of lands for educational pur'poaes In lieu of those appropriated forether purposes," be, and the same arehereby, made applicable to the Terri

The New Mexican Printing Com.pany will do your job work withneatness nd dispatch- -

U. 3. Court House, Etc., 8anta Fe,N. M. ;;,

Office of Custodian U. S. Court HouseBuilding, Xi07. SEALED PROPOSALS wilibe received at this offloe until t ;30fo'olook. on10 dny of Jannnry 1906 and then opened, fora toilet room for women andcoverlnfr for heating pipeiat the U. S. CourtHouse, etc.. Santa Fe, N. M. in accordancewith drawing; and specification, copies ofwhich may be bad at this office. H. P,TURDSHAR, Custodian Court Houca

Fac-Simi- le Signatures, Rubber Stamp and Wood Cut 1.10

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Muscular Pains Cured."During the summer of 1903 I was

troubled .with muscular pains in the In-

step of my foot," says Mr. S. Ped-

lar, of Toronto, TJnt "At times it wasso painful I could hardly walk. Cham-berlain's Pain Balm was reoemmendedto me, so I tried it and was complete-ly cured by one Bmall bottle. I havesince recommended It to several of myfriends, all of rhom .speak highly ofIt" For sale by all druggists.

Notice to Our Customers.We are pleased to announce that

Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,colds and lung troubles la not affectedby the National Pure Food and Druglaw as it contains no opiates or otherharmful drugs, and we recommend ftas a safe remedy for children : andadults. For sale by The IrelandPharmacy.

For Eczema, Tetter and 8alt Rheum.The Intense itching, characteristic

of these ailments Is almost instantlyallayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Manysevere cases have been cured by it.For sale by all druggists.tory of New Mexico, and the grant ofj

SAlfTA FE MEXICAN, SANTA THUR8DAY, DECEMBER 26, 1907.PAGE EIGHTpwfc- - in

Personal Mention.GARTWRIGHT-DAVI- S CO.-- o--

VI

N ?. 250 San Francisco Street

Grocery Telephone No. 4. Meat Market. Tele-

phone No. 49.ft.

m

aB; C. J. Lewis, Denver; Willis Rldg-wa-

Mac Dlngwell, Glenn Dlngwell,Viola, Illinois; M. R. Chavez, Mrs.Jennie E. Chavez, Las Cruces; R, C.Wagner, wife and daughter, MissWagner, West Liberty, Iowa; Mrs. R.O. Soper, Rothie Soper, Mrs. E. J.D'Arcy, Mcintosh; Mrs. Lizzie Wat-

son, Colorado Springs; C. S. Barkerand wife, Conneant, Ohio; Frank A.Green, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; RuthMarie Smith, Grand Junction, Colora-do; E. I. Terry, Cambridge, Massachu-setts; Thomas Hughes, Blsbee, Ari-

zona; Earl Phillips, Dolores, Colorado;J. F. Hubbell, Albuquerque; MarcusGroesbeck, El Paso; J. A. Pitts, Jr.,Ash Fork, Arizona; Irvin L. Tyler andwife, New York; Miguel Sena, Jose M.

Sena, Las Vegas; Ed Smith, Los An-

geles; William McClure and wife,Glenn H. Owen, Lydia A. Owen, Mc-

intosh; S. H. Pickens, Estancia; E. D.

Fred, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fergle Ewing,Tuppervillo, Ontario; James L. Mc-

Donald, Detroit, Michigan; JohnSchmid, Denver; A. N. Starkey, 0.,F.Fisher, Stanley; Mary Nolan, Dickin-

son, North Dakota; Helena Glass Ken-ne-

Kansas City; Margaret Thomas,William McCarthy, Farmington.

(Continued From Page Four)

C. M. Light, president of the Normalschool at Silver City, arrived in towntoday to attend the educational meet-

ing. He Is registered at the Palace.Laz Noble, one of the proprietors

of the popular Valley Ranch resort onthe upper Pecos, is in the city pur-chasing provisions and other supplies.

Superintendent of Schools C. 0.Fisher of Colfax county, is among thevisitors in the city, who came hereto attend the sessions of the educa-tional association.

Mark Howell, of Roswell, superin-tendent of schools of Chaves county,is among the visiting delegates at-

tending the meeting of the TerritorialEducational Society.

Jesus C. Sanchez of Tome, superln-tenda-

of schools of Valencia county,was an arrival today in the Capital,and is attending the meeting of theNew Mexico Educational Association.

Professor Luther Foster, president

G0CEIS, BAIS, BUTCS!

"1

The kind that grows with your librarythat will fit practically any space that

and Professor J. J. Vernon and P. E. can be moved one unit at a time by oneMcClenahan, members of the facultyof the New Mexico College of Agricul person without disturbing the books that Is

practical, artistic, and the only perfect sectionalUFFICIAL MATTERStural and Mechanic Arts, is in the cityin attendance upon the sessions of theTerritorial Educational Association.

Fred Gregg who is a student at thebookcase made, fitted with non-bindin- g, roller-bearin- g

doors; base units furnished with or without

drawers; and all made In a variety of woods andNew Mexico College of Agricultureand Mechanic Arts, arrived ill thecity last night from Mesilla Park, and finishes adaoted to anv surroundings. Call andwill spend his vacation here. . He Is see them or send for, catalog 10a with Interior

Poetmasters Appointed.The following postmasters have

been appointed In New Mexico:--Wm. A. Roberts appointed postmas-

ter at Blackrock, McKinloy county.Felice A. Hilton appointed, post-

master at San Antonio, Socorro coun-

ty.Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of incorpora- -

SHELLED NUTS.New stock of shelled nuts for salt-

ing, making candy, etc.Per Pound

Shelled walnuts 60

Knelled almonds 60

Shelled pecans 75

Shelled filberts 40

Vhelled Cashews 40

Shelled pignollas 40

Salted pistachios 80

Salted peanuts 25

NEW NUTS.Extra fancy walnuts 25

California almonds 25

Imported chestnuts 20

Imported filberts 20

Fancy polished pecans 20

Brazil nuts. . . 20

Peanuts, roasted fresh 15

Pinion nuts 20

lllack walnuts, 3 lbs. for 25

Large hickory nuts, 3 lbs. for 25

CANDY.All kinds angel food taffy 25

Ordinary taffy, assorted 15

Large variety candy, good 15

Fancy chocolate creams 40

Fancy boxes, 5c to 1.50

Pop corn bricks and crisplets. . . .05

XMAS ORNAMENTS.Nice line of Xmas. ornaments. We

will receive other shipments beforeXmas.

a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Greggwho are removing here from Estancia. views showing arranfisraeot inJibrary .parlor, etc.

Professor R. R. Larkin, superintend

and in the shell. California crabs andeastern fresh fish.

TURKEYS.Order your turkeys for the holidays

now. We will have extra fancy stock,but the quantity will be limited. Willfill all orders that we accept. Headsand feet will be off.

MEAT MARKET.We can fix you up a beef tenderloin

or a crown roast of lamb, or Frenchchops, etc., that will be a revelationto you. We have a new larding out-

fit that enables us to lard tender-loin roasts, etc., much more effective-

ly than by the old methods.

COLORADO APPLES.We have just unloaded a car of

fancy Colorado apples that we are of-

fering at from $2.75 to $3.25 per box.Ben Davis and Ganos, per box $2.75.

Jonatons, winesays, etc $3.25These are large fine apples. Strict-

ly fancy and worth much more thanthe ordinary pack of apples. Califor-

nia Hoover apples, $2.75.

ORANGES.California navels are much earlier

this year than usual. Already nicelycolored and well flavored.

CHRISTMAS DESSERT.Plum pudding, .20 to .75, according

to size and quality.Mincemeat, 31bs. Ferndell, 75c, Bibs.

$1.15.Fruit cake our own make 25c and

40c.Almerla grapes, fancy layer rais-

ins, bananas, etc.

ent of the public school of East LasVegas, and president of the New Mex-

ico Educational Association, arrivedNew Mexican Printing Company

local agents, Santa Fe, New Mexico.tion have been filed in the office ofIn the city today to preside over thesessions of the territorial society,which convened here in annual session this afternoon.

Territorial Secretary Nathan Jaffa:The Western New Mexico Develop-

ment company. Principal place ofbusiness at Columbus, Luna county.Territorial agent, A. O, Bailey, at Co-

lumbus. Capital stock, $100,000, di-

vided into one thousand shares of the

Governor George Curry is sufferingfrom a severe cold and was confinedto his residence yesterday. He at

par value of $100 each. Object gen- -tended to official business at the ex-

ecutive office this forenoon and re-

mained at home 'this afternoon. He WITH YOUR CHRISTMAS' DINNERfeels better today and will be allright for ofllcial business tomorrow.

Professor W. D. Sterling, superintendent of the city schools at Albu-

querque, and Professor A. B. Stroup,XMAS CANDLES.36 Christmas candles .15 superintendent of schools of Bernalil-

lo county, headed the delegation ofschool teachers arriving in the CapiFISH AND SHELL FISH.

Blue Point Oysters, both sealshlp.t tal today from Albuquerque and otherpoints in Bernalillo county, coming

Try a bottle of California Rhine wine erly 65c

Scupperuong a pure white grape wine madein Virginia : : : : : : 75c

Other Wines by the gallon at special price.Famous Blue gibbon Beer rcr Bez. $3,00

Pabst Export Qts. 2.35- - - - -

IHOKE. NO. 6

SPECIAL FOR XMAS. WEEK

eral industrial business. Period ofexistence, fifty years. Incorporators,George Estes, D. W. Schoonmaker, D.E. Doane, J. T. Neson, J. II. Corn-stoc-

H. P. N. Gammel, R. W. New-

ton, Frank Carr, George Ogden, O. M.

Talloy, John Brunner, W. E. Rhoten,W. II. Marsh, all of El Paso, Texas,and A. O. Bailey, of Columbus.

Eureka White Lime company. Prin-

cipal place of business at Albuquer-que, Bernalillo county. Territorialagent, Edward B. Cristy, at Albuquer-que. Capital stock, $20,000, divided in-

to two hundred shares of $100 each.Object, mining and quarrying busi-ness. Period of existence, fifty years.Incorporators, George A. Kaseman,Edward B. Cristy, and Joshua S. Ray-nohl-

all of Albuquerque.Fraser-Batema- n company. Principal

place of business at Carlsbad, Eddycounty. Territorial agent, E. W. Fra- -

here to attend the sessions of the Educational Society.

Marcelino Ortiz and his brother0W & MONTENIEDUDR Fidel Ortiz, arrived from Las VegasTuesday night. It is understood thatMarcelino Ortiz will institute legalproceedings against David M. Whitewho was on Monday last appointedassessor of Santa Fe county by theboard of county commissioners to suc BIGPO &PP0LE0J1

.TSTT--r mBLMLumiMmumWuumwm p..

ceed Mr. Ortiz, the board holding thatthe office of-- assessor which had here-tofore been filed by Ortiz was vacant.This forenoon there were rumors that

FUNERAL DIRECTORSAND

EMBALMERS

Ml Kinds of Picture Framing

ser, at Carlsbad. Capital stock $15,-00-

divided into one hundred and fiftyshares of $100 each. Object, dealingin general merchandise. Period ofexistence, fifty years. Incorporators

PEDAGOGUES IN FOR RENT Two rooms for lighthousekeeping. Apply "S" NewANNUAL SESSION

Mr. Ortiz and his friends might enterthe office of the assessor in the courthouse and oust Mr. White who hastaken possession of the same but upto the hour of going to press nothingof the kind had developed.

E.' WJ Fraser, A. Q. Bateman, F. B.

Marshall; and A. R. Smith, all ofCarlsbad. , .". (Continued From Page One)

from points along the lines of these SlKITiiOUDRO W'S OFFICE BUILDING. DAY 'PHONE 35two railways. There are ample accom

MARKET REPORT,Minor City Topicsesldence, 102 Lincoln Avenue,) Nfght an Sundays. Telephone, No. 142.

(Continued from Page Five.)

Equipped for the treatment of medi-

cal, surgical and obstetrical cases.

Approved methods of diagnosis antf

therapy. Rooms steam heated and

electric lighted. No patient with

contagious disease accepted. Opento all licensed practitioners.Dr. J. M. Diaz, Pres. J. A. Rolls, Secy

WOOD lN1 GCilL

CLOSING MARKET REPORT.Atchison 69 7-- pfd. 85 1-- 4.

New York Central 89 3--

Pennsylvania 109.Southern Pacific 72Union Pacific 115 put. 79.Amalgamated 45 1--

Steel 25 pfd. 86 7--

MONEYS AND METALSNew York, Dec. 26 Money on call

firm 618 per cent.Prime mercantile paper 7 1--2 8.

New York, Dec. 26. Lead firm 3.503.G0. Lake copper quiet 13

modations at the hotels for all andthose who do not care to stop at thehotels will be taken care of In privatehouses of which the local entertain-ment committee has a list.

Upwards of seventy-fiv- e of the visit-

ing teachers took advantage of theopportunity of visiting Tesuque. Theexcursion statred from the Palace ho-

tel at about 2 o'clock. Tally:hos, wag-

onettes, carriages and other convay-ance- s

were provided to transport thebight-seer- s on their pleasure trip overone of the prettiest mountain roadsleading from the city to the quaint In-

dian village. As a large number of theteachers are new comers in the ter-

ritory this trip afforded them theirfirst glimpse of an Indian .pueblowhich Is always an object of interestand curiosity to persons fresh fromthe effete and far reaching East.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hotchklss and JohnW. Scott, both of Monte Vista, Colo-

rado, were married yesterday in San-

ta Fe.

Delegate Andrews has recommend-ed the establishment of a postofflce insouthern Santa Fe county to be namedHyer with C. O. Hyer as postmaster.

Train report at 3:30 p. m.: San'ta Fetrain No. 1, 20 minutes late and allother Santa F trains reported on

Anthracite Furnace,

Smithing. Coal,

Sawed Wood and Kindling.

Cerrillot Lump,

Monero Lump,

Anthracite Mixed.

time; Denver and Rio Grande, 1 hour Silver 52 .3-- 4CAPITAL COAL YABD.I St. Louis, Dec. 26. Spelter higherPhone No. 85. Office Garfleld Avenue, near A., T. and S. F. DepotJESSE!

415 bid..

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GRAIN, POKK, LARD AND RIBS.Chicago, 111., Dec. 26. Wheat May

107 July 99.

Corn May 58 July 57 3-- 8

and 20 minutes late and Santa FeCentral on time.

Mrs. Ross L. Wyatt, formerly messcook at the local U. S. Indan school,and Pat Mason, of Willard, were mar-ried yesterday afternoon in the par-lor of the Hotel Claire. They willmake their home at Willard wherethe groom is located.

The'homes of Santa Fe's poor weregladdened yesterday and the depletedlarders restocked with provisions bya committee from the local lodge of

PIOUR' -- May 52 July 45-- Jan. $12,471-2- ; May $13,071-- 2

--Jan. $7.65;. May $7,771-- 2

l--

7.80.

Jan. ?6.67 1-- May $7.05.

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany has the largest most mdocrn andbest arranged book bindery la theSouthwest. The best kind of work

omy turned out. Prices very low andsatisfaction guaranteed. If you have

pooks to bind, whether the largestledger or Journal, or magazines and

pamphlets or need any other bindingcall for' figures, samples and prices of

the New Mexican Printing Company.The company Is anxious to serve youand will give you satisfactory rates.

WOOL MARKET.St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 26. Wool FLOORING.

Elks who distributed over $100 worthof all kinds, rough or dressed

OTTO RETSCH, Proprietor.PALSTAFF BOTTLED BEER.

ANY QUANTITYFROM A PINT UP.

flee Wines, Liquors and cigars.WEST SIDE OF PLAZA i i t SANTA PE.N.M

n wr' t I ' tfJther ums2023; fine mediums 1921; fineAlsM IUJ w UJ1U vuuuj iui inc viiliUl Cii, 1517,The Elks contributed $25 and mercb

ants and citizens the balance.LIVE 8TOCK

Kansas City. Mo.. Dec. 26. CattleI Framing Timbers,' . Sidings,Joists, etc. There is nothingin the line of

justice or me reace joso Ma. uar- - Receipts 6,000. Market steady to tencia today announced his decision in ; cents higher. Southern steers $3.40the cases of W. T. Watson and R. L. 4 Kn- - Rmifhcm wh tonus vt- - atnn.

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany Is prepared to furnish cards de

vlalte for ladles or rentlemen on

short notice, In first class style atreasonable prices, either engraved or

printed. Call on the New MexirocprlnttDK Comwwy

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FfiRBird who were given preliminary hear- - ers and feeders $2.8u4.2u; bulls ?2.4()lings before him charged with obtain-- 1 3.C0; calves $36; western steers1ing goods tinder false 'pretenses. Thye $3.G04.6O; western cows $2.403 50.were both bound over In the sum of. sheep Receipts 5,000. Market!

LUMBER

you may desire that we cannot supply. Ard at the tighi,uu tu ""a'L 1110 i - Biauu Muttonssteady. 3.754.60;, lambs

jury at the March term of the district

, A CHRISTMAS PRESENTTo send to Home Folks or Friends in the East that will

be appreciated, buy something in the line of , FiligreeJewel jy, Mexican Drawn Work, Unmounted or Mounted

Turquoise or best of all, a Navajo Blanket We have a

S prices, too,$3.306; range wethers ?3.504.90;fed ewes $34.10.

Chicago, Dec. 26. Cattle Receipts26,000. Market ten at twenty cents

court of Santa Fe county.Christmas day climatically was

warm and pleasant, although the skywas overcast during the middle of the lower. Beeves $3.456.20; cows andday, and a snow storm seemed Im- - heifers $1.204.65; Texans ; $3.10pending. But the clouds rolled by 3.90; calves ?56.75; westerns $3.30and the sun shone brightly. In Santa 4.70; stockers and feeders $2.55Fe the temperature at 6 o'clock this 4.25.

morning was 22 degrees and the low- - Sheep Receipts 16,000. Marketest during last night 21 degrees. The strong. Western ; $2.254.60; year-maximu-

temperature yesterday was lings $4.505.15; lambs $46.40;44 degrees at 12:20 p. m., and the westerns $46.35.

great variety of nice things appropriate as gifts.

FOR EVERYBODYAs a special inducement to Santa Fe people we are of-

fering lloliday Goods of all kinds in stock at cost or great-

ly reduced prices. While they last we are selling Chimayopillow tops at 50 cents each, Mexican Drawn Work Collarsof turn-ov- er pattern, at 10 cents each, and Souvenir Post-

al Cards of City at 1 cent each. There are other bargainsfor holiday shoppers.

AT CANPFMRIO'S CURIO STOREJ. S.CandelariO, Prop. 301-30- 3 San Francisco Street.

Free sonvenirB will be given to the ladies during the week

The Famous Falstaff Beeh

HENRY KRICKSole Agnt for t.;A .."

LEMP'S ST. LOUIS BEERAnd All Kinds ol Mineral Waters.

SODA WATER,Any Flavor you Doolro.

Ordtrt Filled for Any Aihoiint. Mall Orderswill Receive Prompt Attentios.

minimum temperature 22 degrees atThe New Mexican Printing

has ready and for sale up-to- -

5:30 a. m., the mean temperature forthe day being 33 degrees and the aver-

age relative humidity 60 per cent.8 date and correct compilations of theTuesday's maximum temperature was territorial incorporation laws,' price45 degrees and the minimum tempera- - 75 cents, of the territorial road laws,ture 17 degrees with an average rela- - price 50 cents, and of the territorial

' Phone 38.tive humidity of 58 per cent. mining laws, price 50 cents per copy.

The following have registered since TheGe can be purchased by applyingSunday at the rooms of the Historical in person or by mall at the ofBco of

society: Mrs. It. J. Blanche, Las Veg- - the company.

between Christmas and New Years.loflUniiat Avenue. tuita Fe, R. a.