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AWTA FE NEW MEXICANNO. 57.VOL. 41. SANTA FE, N. M., TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1904.

THE SAN JUANCOMPLEX HE JAPANESE BOH- -MILITARY ACADEMY

APPROPRIATION BILLCANAL PROJECT

BASD NEW CHWANG

STATEHOOD

SITUATION

Fear That New Mexico is Dem

ocrat at the Bottom of theJointure Movement.

PROBLEMS

Confront the Reclamation ServiceChief Engineer Turley Believes that

Considered by the Senate Today In-

quiries as to ProceedingsAgainst Violators of the

Anti-Tru- Law.Active Construction Work Will

Commence About August.in the Construction of Re-

servoirs in New Mexico. 40,000 ACRES UNDER DITCHWashington, D. C, April 26. TheSenate today resumed the considera-tion of the military academy appro-priation bill.

House.Washington, April 26. When the

Capitalists Considering Projects Which

The Baltic Fleet Will Sail For theFar" East in July Under the Com-

mand Of Vice Admiral Rojestven-sky-Norther- n

Route Abandoned.

NATIONAL PLATFORMENGINEERING Will Benefit Northwestern NewMexico and This City.

DIFFICULTIES House met today, Mr. Jenkins, of Wis-

consin, chairman of the committee on Jay Turley, chief engineer of theSan Juan Canal and Development Com

Art Effort to Obtain a Strong StatehoodPlank to Be Made by Friends of

the Territories.judiciary, moved the adoption of the

pany at Blanco, San Juan County, hasresolution recently favorably reportedby his committee, inquiring what ac

Df aiy Examinations and Surveys Demon

strate That Conditions Hard to

Overcome Exist.

just returned from a business visit toDenver, Colorado. To a representativetion had been taken by the department

The St. Louis Globe Democrat in itsof the New Mexican he states that theof justice regarding the investigationTien Tsin, Apri 26. It is reported on

good authority that the Japanese fleetbombarded the town of New Chwang

issue of Sunday prints a dispatch fromof the coal trust, and whether or not surveys of the Canal Company werenot yet fully completed and that thereany prosecution had been instituted its correspondent at Washington, D. C,

which throws considerable light on theis considerable work to be done to getagainst individuals found guilty of"The Territory of New Mexico has

been especially favored in the amountof work and attention devoted to it statehood situation. It seems that theviolation of the anti-trus- t law in con matters in shape for the commence

Republicans deem the Republican mament of active construction work,

Three Official Dispatches Received.St. Petersburg, April 26. 7:20 p. m.The Emperor has received three of-

ficial dispatches, two of which are un-

derstood to relate to the fighting on theYalu River. They will be given outtonight.Baltic Fleet Will Not Sail at Present.

S ,3 Petersburg, April 26. The reportthathe Baltic fleet is to leave Libauon Thursday for the Far East is incor-rect. Some of the ships are just going

by the Geological Survey and the Rec nection with the merger decision. Theresolution was adopted without dis which-i- t is hoped will be begun about jorities of late years in New Mexico as

unnatural and fear that after New Mex

last night. The Russians here denythat there is any truth in the report.

Shipwrecked Sailors.Kharkov, Russia, April 26. Some of

the officers of the Variag and Korietsideclare they do not consider them-selves prisoners of war, but merelyshipwrecked sailors who can fightagain. The reception accorded the

lamation Service," recently said ChiefEngineer F. II. Newell. "In most of the first of August. The undertakingcussion or division.

from an engineering standpoint, is a ico is admitted to statehood it will be aDemocratic state. Of course, this isvast one, as it will put over 40,000MISSISSIPPI RAPIOLY RISING nonsense, but it will be well this fall toacres of first-clas- s public land underoil up an unprecedented Republican

into commission, and those being comthe irrigation systems of the company.The ditch system will be constructedfirst and the waters will be taken di

Waters Have Passed the Danger Line majority on a single statehood plat-form. That would induce Congress toand are Creeping Up an Inch and

a Half an Hour. give this territory statehood within itspresent boundaries. The Globe Democrat dispatch says:St. Louis, April 26. The Mississippi

survivors here was enthusiastic. Theofficers were repeatedly embraced bythe women.

Japanese Servants Released.New Chwang, April 26. After hav-

ing been detained for two weeks andthoroughly examined by Russian au-

thorities, two Japanese servants whocame into the port on the press boatFawan have been released. They weredeported to Che Foo today. 11 The Rus

"Despairing of getting action on thehas passed the 30 foot danger line.The water is creeping up at the rate statehood bills in the United States

Senate at the current session of Conof an inch and a half an hour, makinggress, it is the present intention ofDelegates Rodey and McGuire to make

the most rapid rise ever recalled byriver men. It is said that eas t St.

of statehood a party question with theRepublicans and make sure that the

pleted cannot be finished before July.The admiralty is giving earnest con-

sideration to all questions in connec-tion with the dispatch of the Balticfleet to the Far East in July. ViceAdmiral Rojestvensky, who will com-mand it, and Rear Admiral Wirenius,have been in consultation. AH ideaof following the northern route hasbeen abandoned. Indeed it was neverseriously considered.

No Confirmation of the Report.Ft, Pettisburg, April 26, 5:39 p. m'he authorities have no news to con-fl-

the reported bombardment ofNew Chwang last night.

To Cross the Yalu River.St. Petersburg, April 26, 7:25 p. H-

ilt is believed in military circles thatthe Japanese have commenced a move-ment to cross the Yalu River.

bill will go through at the short sessionsian authorities here deny that therehave been important engagements re-

cently on the Yalu River, but reportthe destruction of a few Japanese

Louis will be able to withstand theanticipated stage of 35 feet. Thegreatest danger is said to be about 20

miles northeast of St. Louis, where thelevee broke last year.

beginning in December. It is the pres

At Madison, Venice and Granite City,

rectly from the San Juan River. Witha reservoir and dam systems, sufficientwater could be saved and stored to ir-

rigate 100,000 and more acres. Thisquestion, however, is held back for fu-

ture consideration. The water supplyin the upper San Juan River is fully upto the standard at this time of the yearand more water passes now at Blancothan at Embudo in the Rio GrandeValley, fifty miles north of here.There will be no scarcity of water forirrigation purposes in San Juan Coun-

ty during this year, according to pres-ent appearances. In the mountains ofsouthern Colorado, where the San JuanRiver and its tributaries have theirsources, much spow has fallen of late,and it believed therefore that thewater in these rivers will not fail thissummer for all necessary irrigationpurposes and will fully supply all thelands now under ditches in San JuanCounty.

The ranges in Eastern San Juan, inRio Arriba and in northern Santa Fecounties, over which Mr. Turleypassed, are fairly dry, but he thinks,should rains commence within the next

ent design to insist upon an ironcladprovision in the Republican nationalplatform covering the statehood mat-ter and binding the party to take ac-

tion if it retains its majority in the

located just north of St. Louis, dykes

junks by Russian volunteers. TheJapanese have not arrived at the Yaluin force, according to the Russians InNew Chwang, nor have they crosssedthe river at any point. The Russianforces are still in possession of allpoints on the Manchurian side of theriver which they occupied originally.

are being constructed by a large forceof men. Already much of the bottomland is under water. Many people Congress, as it is expected to do.

ave left their homes. There was a "Already some advance steps havebeen taken in this direction. Senatorheavy fall of rain in St. Louis lastQuay, who because of Pennsylvania interests in New Mexico has long been a

night and it continues today. At St.Charles, the Missouri is out of itsbanks and the people driven from theirhomes in the bottom lands.

champion of statehood for that territory, has Indicated to the delegatesthat he will be glad to support them at

MASSACHUSETTS DEM-

OCRATIC CONVENTIONSThe Kaw River is Stationary.

Topeka, Kans., April 26. The Kaw the coming national convention atChicago in any way possible. It was

PINE BROOK

BREAKER ON FIRE

The Three Hundred Men and Boys inthe Mine are Believed to Have

A Escaped.

River this morning is stationary. Theguage stands at about six feet abovethe low water mark. There is littlealarm, as the sun is shining and the

the states only one river system hasbeen thoroughly examined, but in NewMexico simultaneous work has beencarried on, both on the Rio Grande andits tributaries, and on the Pecos. A

preliminary examination has just beenordered of the San Juan River in thenorthwest part of the territory.

"New Mexico, being the oldest irri-

gated portion of the United States, isin many respects the most fully devel-

oped. Its irrigation opportunities havebeen examined more frequently andduring longer periods of time thanany other part of the arid west. Thegreat Mexican land grants includingmuch of the most valuable lands ofthe territory, have been studied bytheir owners, and in many instancesoutside capital has been attracted totheir development.

"The Geological Survey began in3888 a systematic study of the RioGrande, its fluctuations and the oppor-tunities of utilizing it to the most com-

plete extent. The problems due to" private ownership and the vested

rights of an old settled country areparticularly difficult. The physicalconditions also are among the mosttrying in the United States, as the RioGrande has cut for itself a deep, nar-row gorge in the northern part of theterritory; this gorge extends to adepth below the tough, lava which linesthe gorge and the river now flows overa bed of sand and bowlders, which inturn lies over soft sandstone or clays,not affording a safe - foundation forhigh structures; thus, although thereare a number of basin-lik- e valleys, ithas been found impracticable to closethese up by means of dams because ofthe dubious nature of the. material onwhich to place the foundation.

"Private enterprise has studied thesituation again and again, and has al-

ways found some insurmountable diff-

iculty either in the, engineering work,or in financing the project. The gov-ernment engineers in their work ulti-

mately discover these unfavorablephysical points, some of which obvi-

ously prevented the construction of ir-

rigation works in the past."The citizens of New Mexico, d and

particularly the eDlegate and the Ter-ritorial Commission on Irrigation, havebeen quite active in bringing to the at-

tention of the Geological Survey manysections of the territory. A great num-he- r

of projects have thus been studied;but the majority of these are found topossess insuperable obstacles, ' eitherphysical or in the nature of vested

'

rights and land ownership. '

"On the Rio Grande the great ques-tion is one of water storage, and offinding a locality where this can be

two weeks, the new grass will springup rapidly and stock will not suffer

through Quay's influence at the lastRepublican convention that the plat-form pledge was made which has beenso often quoted by the advocates ofstatehood on the floors of the twohouses. Senator Quay will have a

forcast is fair weather."". Kansas River Receding.

" 'Kansas City, April 26. The Kansas

great deal to do with shaping issuesand with assisting in the general con

River here, and above; receded slowlytoday, but the local weather observersays the fall will be very gradual andthat the. stream may rise slightly be-

fore reaching its normal stage.

Will be Held Today Hearst and y

Supporters Confident ofVictory.

Boston, Mass., April 26. Democrat-ic conventions will be held in ail thefourteen congressional districts of thisstate today to select two delegatesfrom each district to the national con-

vention. Ten of the conventions willbe called to order this afternoon, whilethe remainder are arranged for thisevening. The Hearst men predict thata mapority of their delegates will beelected today. The friends of Olneymake a similar claim.

Scranton, April 6. The Pine Brookbreaker is on fire. There is no possi-

bility of saving the structure. Therewere eight hundred men and boys inthe mine when the Are broke out. Allare believed to have escaped throughthe China vein, the outlet of which is

nearly a mile from the shaft overwhich the breaker is built.

duct of the coming campaign, and thestatehood advocates believe with hisassistance they can get what theywant.

many losses.While in Denver, Mr. Turley, dis-

cussed several projects with capital-ists for the development of northwest-ern New Mexico and of this city, andwhile not stating anything positively,Mr. Turley now has more confidencein the future of Santa Fe than he hashad since he has been in the territory.He believes that the projects underconsideration will be of material ad-

vantage to this city and will enhanceits growth and Increase its population.

There is a great volume of waterSome effective missionary work has

been done with Piatt of Connecticut,Allison, Aldrich and Cullom and other

coming this way, which is being emp-

tied into the Kansas River by manytributaries, all of which are bank full.No serious damage, however, is ex-

pected from this part of the southwesttoday.

Senate leaders. They realize now thatTORNADO SWEEPS

JOVER PAWHUSKAunless there is some action pretty sooninstead of having but two states tobring in ther will be such a demandfor the territories and such an increaseROOSEVELT TO Bt lNuURSED

ALBUQUERQUE RAILROADWRECK INEL PASO.

Juarez Street Car and Switch Engineof the Santa Fe Come Together

Two Persons Killed.

in the population that they will be de-

manding separate statehood for each.A School Building Filled With Teach-

ers and Pupils Wrecked, But NoOne Was Injured.

MAN PROMOTED of the four. This would create fourBy the Republican State Conventionof Indiana, Which Met Today-Platf- orm

Being Prepared.S. L. Bean Appointed Mechanical SuAn accident occurred in El fa so

yesterday afternoon wh'ch resulted in

Democratic delegations in Congress,unless the political complexion of theresidents of the territories changesin the next few years in a most start-ling and unexpected way.

"The President's name has beenused repeatedly, both by the friends

Indiananolis. Ind.. April 26. Thethe death of Wo persons and slight

perintendent of the Coast LineWith Headquarters in Call-- '

fornia.Topeka, Kans., April 26. The Santa

Republican state convention met hereinjuries tr several others. A Juarez

todav. It will complete its work toelectric car, with twenty one passenmorrow after nominating a state tick

Guthrie, April 26. A tornado struckthe town of Pawhuska, the capital ofthe Osage nation. A Catholic schoolbuilding, a large three-stor- y structure,and out buildings,, were wrecked. Thebuilding was filled with teachers andpupils, but, all escaped Injury. Twolivery barns and two residences werewrecked and many smaller buildingsblown down. Only one person was se-

riously injured.

gers, and a switch engine of the SantaFe collided at the El Paso street cross-

ing. There are many confl'cling acet, adopting a platform and namingdelegates and alternates at large to the

Fe today announced the appointmentof S. L. Bean as mechanical superin-tendent of the coast line, effective atonce, with headquarters at San Bernar-

dino, Calif. Bean has been master me

and opponents of statehood and by theadvocates of the different statehoodviews. It can be asserted with author-ity that the President has not espoused

national Republican convention and

presidential electors at large. 1 hethe cause of any of the plans for state

counts of the accident, and the countycoroner is making a thorough investi-gation of the cause of the disaster. Thedead are: Mrs. Smith, nee Miss Mamie

chanic for the Santa Fe at Albuquer-que for some time. hood. What he has done has been toplatform is being considered by the

resolution committee, which will re-

port tomorrow. It will be a vigorousindorsement of Roosevelt, and the del-

egates at large will be Senators FairFord, aged 2G; and Jesus Garcia, agedNEW MAP OF NEW MEXICO.ENGLANO'S KING

talk with the leading members of his

party in both houses, and from themascertain the prevailing sentiment.He discovered, just as has been recent-

ly demonstrated in the House of Rep-resentatives, that men of his party In

banks and Beveridge, Governor Dur- -

AND QUEEN LAND bin and State Chairman Goodrich. STOCK YARDS.

Congress want but two of the newstates. He has reflected this sentimentPREMIER MAURA SHOT AT.Are Received at Kingstown by Large For the Santa Fe Central Railway in

Course of Construction NearThis City.

Crowds and a Splendid Welcome.Dublin, April 26. King Edward,

to those who have inquired of him asto the outlook. In doing so he has taken the position that the matter ispurely a legislative one and one beyond the prerogative of the chief exec

Queen Alexandra, and their suiteslanded at Kingstown from the royalyacht Victoria and Albert before noon.They were accorded a splendid recep-tion and large crowds gathered togreet them.

Bullet Whizzed Through Roof of Carin Which He was Traveling, but

Did No Injury.

Madrid, April 26. Premier Maura,who arrived here this morning, was

safely accomplished in spite of inse-cure foundations, and the enormousquantity of sediment carried by theriver. The flood-flo- at various pointsis now well known through measure-ments extending over many years; andthis is, in some respects, disappointing-ly small, showing that the water, ifstored, must be carefully guarded fromEvaporation.

"Some of the storage sites found areso broad and shallow that the lossfrom evaporation would be far greaterthan the amount which could be used.Other reservoirs are so narrow anddeep that a dam higher than any thingof the kind ever yet built must be con-

structed on the weak and yieldingsandstone. The question of the priorclaims of Irrigated lands in Texas andMexico must also be given weight,since no enterprise undertaken c-- thegovernment can properly neglect therights of other people.

"On the Pecos the question is not somuch one of water supply, but 6f the

utive to interfere with. In this atti-tude he has persisted, and has notedthe effort to involve him with mingledfeelings of indignation and

The Santa Fe Central Railway Com-

pany has started work on the construc-tion of extensive stock pens and stockyards on the south side along its linenear Fairview cemetery. The yardswill be laid out in accordance withstandard plans, and will be largeenough to hold 25 cars of cattle withample facilities for watering and feed-

ing the stock. The dimensions of theyard will be 320 by 143 feet. Therewill be four loading chutes, two for thenarrow guage, which will be extendedto the yards, and two for thes tandard

shot at but not wounded while on his

way here from the Balearic Islands.When between Allicante and Encina,a bullet whizzed through the roof of

Delegate Rodey Will Soon Have aThousand Copies of it for Dis-

tribution.

Concerning the thousand copies ofthe new General Land Office Map ofthe Territory of New Mexico orderedto be printed by a joint resolution ofthe present Congress and which copiesare to be distributed by Delegate B.S. Rodey, the following letter to theDelegate from the public printer atWashington is andshould be read by those interested:

Washington, D. C, April 21, 1904.In answer to your inquiry contained

in your favor of the 20th instant, I

have the honor to state that the con-

tractor will deliver the printed edi-

tion of the 1,000 maps of New Mexicothe latter part of next week. He statesthat this is the. very earliest time atwhich the work can be completed,owing to the size of the maps and thenumber of colors to be printed onthem.

Respectfully,F. Wr. PALMER.

Public Printer.

SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

By the Accidental Discharge of HisOwn Pistol was Indian Trader

James C. May.

the car. The shooting created greatexcitement, but no one was injured.

The official report of the Incidentsays: "As the train was running be-

tween Alicante and San Vicente, some

persons fired and others threw stonesand the gensdarmes accompanying thetrain returned the fire. Neither thePremier nor any other passenger washurt. Two arrests were made.

guage cars, in addition to four loadingpens. There will be four pens 48x32.

and. six pens 64x48, and one still largerpen.

work, such aa the government will con-

struct, which must perforce be safe-

guarded from all chance of failure, andmust-endur- for all time, cannot beconstructed within a period of severalyears.

"The underground waters of NewMexico are also being carefully studiedand detailed and valuable informationfurnished to those who are developingthe dry lands in the eastern part of theterritory. The probable extension ofthe artesian area is being mapped, andadvice given to those who are puttingdown wells, showing them the relationof one water-bearin- g rock to another,the probable depths, and the limitswhich may be set by the inclination ofthe rocks.

quality of the water, and particularlythe ability to store It. An excellentsite on the Hondo River, one of theprincipal tributaries of the Pecos, has

SCHOOL BONOS AWARDED.been selected, but upon detailed exam

Special to the New Mexican.Wingate, April 26. James C. May,

an Indian trader, having a store abouta mile north of here, accidentallydropped a revolver out of his pocketat noon today, the hammer striking ona box and discharging the weapon. Thebullet penetrated his heart, killing himinstantly. His wife resides In San Di-

ego, California, where she conducts acurio store. The remains will beshipped to that place. The coronerheld an inquest over the body and pro--1

nounced death due to accidental

To N. W. Harris & Company of Chi

cago, the Best Bidder.

liiatlon it is found that the bottom ofthe reservoir is underlain by gypsum,the conditions being somewhat similarto thos existing on Lake McMillan,where a serious loss of water resultsfrom the dissolving of the gypsum

SYMPATHETICJTRIKE ON.

Painters and Burlap. Hangers, Em-

ployed at the Fair Grounds Re-

fuse to Work.'

WarPension for Soanish-America- n

A meeting of the Albuquerque schoolboard was held last night fcr the pur

"In short, the Geological Survey is pose of awarding the bonds of $34,000which were voted at the last city election. Bids were received from Season- -

Veteran.Delegate Rodey has managed to se-

cure a pension for a Spanish-America- n

war veteran, named George K. MeManus. McManus was at Albuquerquethe last few months suffering with con-

sumption. The delegate had his c!aiuimade special and worked it throughthe department for him. He will re

Ufood & Mayer, of Cincinnati. Ohio, of

walla of the reservoir and the escapeof stored water into fissures and under-

ground caverns, resulting from the sol-'i!t- y

of the gypsum. This In briefoutlines a few. of the complex prob-lems which confront the Reclamationengineers in their work in New Mex-

ico. The people are impatient and asktot results, but It is obvious a great

$34,250, and from N. W. Harris &

Company, of Chicago, of $4,275. which

proceeding systematically and quietlyto pender every possible assistance inthe substantial development of the ter-

ritory, investigating every point whichpromises success, and concentratingits best efforts upon finding the pro-

jects which can be carried out underthe terms of the reclamation law."

St. Louis, Mo. April 26. Becausethe demand for double pay made bytwenty-fiv-e painters was refused, 500

painters and burlap hangers employedon the Pike at the World's Fair todayinaugurated a sympathetic strike. Thecompletion of several concessions isgreatly hampered."-

Keep your business ever before thopublic by advertising in your homepaper. A good advertiser always hassuccess in any honest enterpt se.

being the highest and best bid, theywere awarded the contract The bondsceive $8. per month from Novemberwill be dated July 1st.9th, 1901.

Santa Fe New Mexican, Taes&Yt April 26, 1904.

The enemies of President Roosevelt'tfi'intr t.i hlumo him far the fact I

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Attorneys at aw.

IT MUST COKIk.As inevitable as the changing seasons o,the year is the change which comes toevery woman. And just as one antici-pates the changes of other seasons it is

that Captain Cowles of the battleshipTHIS

OXFORD CLUB.Missouri is his brother-in-law- . Theyare not hitting elos.e at all. Captain

MAX. FROST,Attorney at Law, Sat, Fe, i. itCowles. brother-in-la- or. no brother- -

in-la- exhibited great nerve, intrepidcourage, intense sense of duty and EDWARD L. BARTLETT,

Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Officein the Capitol.

commendable skill and efficiency ascommander of the battleship at thetime of the explosion in the turret

jiifl fe hew pernHE KW MEXiCAK PRINTINQ COMPANY, PUBLISHERS

MAX. FROST EditorftAUL A. F. WALTER

Associate Editor.CHARLES M. STAUFFER .. Manager

atered as Second Class matter atMl Santa Fe Postoffice.

The New Mexican is the oldest news-

paper in New Mexico. It is sent to ev-r- y

postoffice in the Territory, and has

large and growing circulation amoagthe intelligent and progressive people

1 the Southwest

which killed thirty-tw- o officers and

Has on hzad a constant aoppfy ofthe finest brands of

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARSAH the Popular Games.

j$ jt jt8AX FRANCISCO ST., SANTA TO, V. M.

J RICHARD H. HANNA,Attorney at Law,

Room 15 Catron Block. 'Pboae 71.men. He was no more responsible forthis than he was for the PetropavIovsk being blown up by a submarine

wise to anticipatethis change of sea-

son and prepare forit. In this way thediscomforts anddisasters sufferedby many women atthe period ofchange can beavoided or over-come.

Dr. Pierce's Fa-vorite Prescription,a medicine forevery season ofwoman's life, willentirely meet theneeds of women atthis period ofchange. It curesthe physical illsand relieves themental anxiety anddepression usually'

mine. Attacks of this kind by political and personal enemies can but help

EUGENE A. FISKE,Attorney and Counselor at Law;

Santa Fe, N. M.

Supreme and District Court Practice.Mr. Roosevelt. They may be annoy-ing, but as to doing any real harm,that they cannot. J. E. Lacome, Proprietor. BENJAMIN M. READ,

Attorney-at-Law- ,

Santa Fe, N. M.Office Sena Block. Palace Ave.ADOLPH SELIGMAN

WILLIAM McKEAN,Attorney-at-Law- .

Practice in all the Courts, Taoa, N. 11.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

fjaily, per week, by carrier 26

Daily, per month, by carrier il 00

Dally per month, by mail 71

Daily, six months, by mail 4 00

Daily, one year, by mail 7 B0

Dally, three months, by mail 2 00

Weekly, per month 26

(Weekly, per quarter 76

Weekly, six months 1 00

Weekly, per year 2 00

associated with this critical period. Ittranquilizes the nerves, encourages theappetite and induces refreshing sleep.

J. S. Carlisle, Esq., of Manchester, Coffee Co.,Tenn., writes : " I have been using your medi-cines for the last sixteen or eighteen years inmy Poor-hous- 1 am superintendent of theCoffee County Poor-hous- e and Asylum combined.Your' Favorite Prescription,' 'Golden MedicalDiscovery ' and ' Pleasant Pellets ' are the bestmedicines for the diseases for which they arerecommended, that I ever used. They saved

The water question, owing to thelong prevailing drouth, is serious inpretty much every section of the terri-

tory, on the ranches and in the cities,for the farmer and the horticulturists,for the stock raiser and the husband-man. Right here in the city, whilethere is sufficient supply at present fordomestic and Are uses, great care andeconomy must be exercised untilspring rains set in. Good and patri-otic citizens will heed this fact andwill act accordingly. Men who areselfish and care nothing for the goodof the community should be compelledto heed it and public sentiment wilsustain such action by the WaterCompany and the judicial authority.

Special Sale This Week !

25 Cents Latest Styles Denrities for 12 1-- 2

20 Cents Fine Zephyr Ginghams for 12 1-- 2

25Cents Fine Lawns for 16 1-- 2

12 Cents Fine Lawns for 8 1-- 2

35 Cents Ladies' Hose for 25

35 Cents Misses' Lace Striped Hose. 25

WILLIAM H. H. LLEWELLYN,Attorney-at-Law- .

Las Cruces, New Mexico,District attorney for Dona Ana, Otero.Grant, Luna and Sierra Counties!Third Judicial District.my wif's hie at the time of 'change ot hie.' I

have been recommending your medicine toave also euarnuteednmany afflicted women and

that if it did not cure I would pay bc theunion()labf mone :y spent for it. I have told our druggistif the people came back and said Doctorthat

Pierce's medicines did not ewe satisfaction, to

B. HANLEYCHAS. F. EASLEY.

(Late Surveyor General.)Attorney-at-Law- , Santa Fe, N. M.,Land and mining business a specialty.

E. C. ABBOTT,Attorney-at-Law- .

Practices in the District - and Su-

preme Courts. Prompt and careful at-

tention given to all business.District Attorney for the Counties

five them baxk their money and charge it to me.1 have not once been called upon to refund. Ihave never found anything to equal the ' FavoritePrescription for diseases of women."

Dr. Pierce's Common Sense MedicalAdviser is sent free on receipt of stampsto pay expense of mailing only. Send21 one-ce- stamps for the paper coveredbook, or 31 stamps for the cloth bound.Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.

The platform of the New York Dem-

ocracy adopted last week at Albany isabout as vapid, dry, meally mouthedand h as it can be. It con-

tains platitudes and a few maximsonly and is in no manner worthy ofmuch notice or expressive of the opin-ion upon public questions of the manfor whom the convention which adopt

Santa F6of Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and SaoJuan. Santa Fe, N. M.ed this platform instructed. If that is

the best that Parker boomers can do,George Fred Williams, the Massa-

chusetts Hearst boomer asserts that"if" it had not been for the newspa-pers, the Democrats of the Old Bay

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Attorney-at-Law- .

Practices in all the courts."Mining cases and mineral patents

the Judge's political doom, althoughhe may be nominated at St. Louis, issettled. The platform in short says:"Say nothing, do nothing, lie still, takethings as they come but growl and

State would have instructed for hiscandidate. "If." l

BRYAN ON THE PARKER BOOM.Mr. Bryan Saturday evening last

made a powerful speech to a large e

in the Armory of the Second In-

fantry regiment on Washington Bou-

levard in Chicago. It was not a meet-

ing to make money, as admission wasfree and as Mr. Bryan had paid all ex-

penses incidental to it. He made itclear to his hearers that he could andwould not support Judge Alton BrooksParker as a candidate for the Demo-

cratic nomination for the presidencyand that the Judge was an unfit manto be named by the Democratic orany other party for the high office.The following extract from his speechis very significant:

"Whatever doubt may have existedon this subject heretofore has beendispelled by the platform adopted bythe New York State convention, andtaking this platform as a text, I amsanguine enough to believe I can proveto every unbiased mind that JudgeParker is not a fit man to be nomi

a specialty."LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO.The and the Parkergrumble all you want to."

boomers assert that Judge Parker isall right. Mr. Bryan, however, declinesto believe this and he has many, manyDemocrats with him.

FRANK W. CLANCY,Attorney-at-La-

(District Attorney 2d Judicial District.)Practices in the District Courts and1They are having serious spring

the Supreme Court of the Territory, alTHE ST. ELMO CLUBDIGNEO & NAPOLEON, Props.

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Owing to snows in Colorado, thestreams in nortl ern New Mexico arenow running sufficient supply of waterfor irrigation and agricultural pur-

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ticulturists of New Mexico is at handfor the present season.

floods in eastern Kansas. New Mexicohas not enough of that good thingwater this spring, and eastern Kan-

sas seems to have too much of it.

so before the united states supremeCourt in Washington.ALBUQUERQUE - - NEW MEXICO.

Wines, Liquors, Cigars and TobaccosThe man who wrote the recent Newnated either by the Democratic partyor by any other party that stands forhonesty or fair dealing in politics. I

A. B. RENUHAN,Attorney-at-La- w.

Practices ia the Supreme and DistrictYork Democratic platform is a dandyat taking up space and saying nothing.cannot hope to convince those who fa-

vor deception and fraud in politics, Court. Mining and Land Law a specialHe may know a good deal, but he cer California Wines, Rhine Wines and Native Wines.G. F. Heublein & Bro's. Cocktails all ready for use. ty. Rooms 8 and 9, Sena Bulldlag, Paltainly did not put it into that platforyAvbut I am satis fled that we now have

evidence sufficient to convict Judge ace Avenue, Samta Fe, N. M..Avondaie Club Whiskey, Silver Creek Whiskey.It is charged that the promoters of

The term of court recently held inLeonard Wood County was the firstsince the creation of the county, andmuch good was accomplished by it.There has been considerable lawless

the Hearst boom are exchanging OSTEOPATHYchecks for delegates. This may be Family Trade a Specialtyness there heretofore, which has been true, but between charging and prov'

ing it, there is quite a difference.partly checked by the work of the FINE BAR, BILLIARD TABLES AND CLUB ROOMS.DR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,

Osteopath.No. 103 Palace Avenue.

Successfully treats acute and chronic

court and the juries. With regular No. 210 Don Gaspar Avenue ... Telephone No. 6.terms of court and good peace officers,the county in a year will be law abid

The United States is now the ownerof the Panama Canal and all the workdone on it. as well as the machinery

Parker of absolute unfitness for thenomination. If he did not know of theplatform in advance, if he did not him-

self dictate it or agree to it, he hasallowed it to go out as his utterance,for the New York convention was dom-

inated by his friends and it adopted aresolution presenting him as the candi-date of the party in the state."

This language means that Mr. Bryanand his friends will work hard to pre-vent Judge Parker's nomination by theDemocratic party, and should theJudge be successful at St. Louis, thechances are that they will opposehim in. the election.

diseases without drugs or medicine.ing and peaceful. No Charge for Consultation.

Hours: 2 m., 2-- 5 p. m. Phone 15(xpertaining to it. Uncle Sam is certainly getting up in the world.The first session of the Fifty-eight- h

Ill MICongress will adjourn Thursday. TheRepublican majority in both branches Mr. Bryan cannot be hoodwinked nor Cutaine and Ta

Service UnexcallrfIteMVMcd and Refufktefced Throughout

of that body has made an excellent can his temper be smoothed down byrecord for the party and none but good DR. C. N. LORD.platforms. He is too old a campaignerlegislative measures have become law. for this. Office, Kahn Block, over Spitz Jewelry

Store. South Side of Plaza.This is an excellent thing to place before the people in the present camA SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR

paign and will help to roll up a large C. O. HARRISON, D, D. S.,Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,Republican majority, national and

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Office: Over Fischer's Drug Store.state, on the coming election day in as mercury will surely destroy the sense of On the Plaza.

(Successor to Dr. Manley.)November. smell and completely derange the whole sys-

tem when entering it through the mucoussurfaces, Such articles should never be usedexcept on prescriptions from reputablephysicians, as the damage they will do istemfold to the good you can possibly derivefvim tkam llull'o P n....V. C.

The territorial school of mines atCivil Engineers & SurveyorsSocorro has collected and sent to the

Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St.Louis a valuable, varied and exhaust-ive exhibit of the mineral resources

JAY TURLEY,Civil Engineer and Surveyor,Irrigation Work a Specialty.

U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor.Santa Fe, N. M.

of the territory. The board of regents

tu red by F. J. (Jhenev & Co.. Toledo. O.. con-tains no mercury, and is taken internally,acting directly upon the blood and mucoussurfaces of the system. In buying Hall'sCatarrh Cure lie sure you set the genuine.It is taken internally and made in Toledo,Ohio.byF. J Cheney & Co. Testimouialsfree.

-- old by Druggists. Price. 75c. per bottle.Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

and' the faculty of the school are entitled to just credit for this excellentwork and good showing. Work likethis is what counts. Stenography & Typewriting.Texas r Pacific RailwayThe sage of Woolfert's roost is plant

Reduced rates from all points all thetime to Cloudcroft. "Ask the ticketagent."

NEW MEXICO.The Senate yesterday passed a bill

introduced by Delegate B. S. Rodey forthe creation of a 6th judicial districtin this territory and for the appoint-ment of an additional associate justiceof the territorial supreme court. Dele-

gate Rodey worked hard, faithfullyand enegetically for the passage of thismeasure and he is certainly entitled togreat credit for his success in the mat-ter. The effect of this new law willbe to apportion the territory moreequally and fairly among the six jus-tices of the territorial supreme court.The cause of justice will be well servedthereby and the business of the courtswill be more economically and morepromptly conducted. Litigants andpersons charged with crime will nothave to wait so long for trial and de-

cisions in their cases and supremecourt decisions will be handed downwith more celerity and dispatch, asthere will be a larger number of judgesto write opinions and dispose of thecases before the court. The people ofthe present 5th judicial district will b!specially pleased by the passage of thebill, as the counties in the southeastpart of the territory have long beenclamoring for a district of their own.This they now will get. Well done, in-

deed, Delegate Rodey!

ing mines in the Democratic watersLEW H. BLAKE,

Stenography and Typewriting.Notary Public.where Boss Murphy of Tammany ex

pects to do some cruising during the 135 Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, N. M.Calls promptly answered.present presidential campaign. Dave

B. Hill always was good at submarineand underground transactions. That

Office Phone 76. Residence Phone 151

sort of a thing is second nature with Notary Public, Stenographer and Typehim. writer. Translations

From Spanish Into English and fromThe national administration declines

to be bothered or worried with theEnglish into Spanish carefully made.Office with U. S. Attorney for the

Chinese question. In this it is sensi

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ble. The seriousness of this matterCourt of Private Land Claims, FederalBuilding. FRANCISCO DELGADO,

Santa Fe, N. M.exists in the minds of a few Democratic senators and representativeswho like to hear themselves talk and

Cloudcroft, "Nature's Roof Garden."Season June 18 to September 30, 1904.

who are fond of talking against time.Only there and nowhere else.

Try a New Mexican want "ad."No trouble to answer questions'Delegate Rodey is now of the opinionGreat Britain would like to have the

permission of the United States to playthe interference act in Nicaragua be First class short order meala at the

Bon Ton. 'cause some worthless Jamaica negroes you to make a chance; no previous experi-ence is necessary.claim that they have been ill treated NIGHT EXPRESS FAST..

THAIJton the mosquito coast of the little re

that the statehood bill, will not passthe senate at this session and thatbefore it comes up in the short sessionsome improvements and favorableamendments thereto will be made.This is good news and the New Mexi-

can hopes it wil' prove true.

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Richard A. McCurdy, President.HAS PAID OVER PlrVu SCHEDULEdecline to grant such permission.

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The Democrats of Louisiana held anelection last week. They carried thestate by an overwhelming majority.Under the present primary and elec-

tion system in vogue there, the peoplehave not much to say. The Demo

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The Peralta-Reavi- s land grant caseinvolves a historiy which in itselfwould All a volume, and that of themost romantic interest, but which canbe only briefly epitomized in this ar-

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Missouri, when a young man was em-

ployed in the office of a lawyer in St.Louis who had much to do with thesettlement of old Spanish land grantsin that State, and which businesseventually brought him the case of aSpanish grant in Arizona. In the cler-ical work relating to it Reavis became

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claimant by manufacturing the requis-ite assignment of rights in the case.After working at it a year or two, thesubject grew upon the fertile mind ofReavis, and he conceived the idea ofenlarging the claim so as to make itworth his while. He set to work andmapped out a plan for a grant on a gi-

gantic scale. He went to Mexico andexamined the Spanish archives at va-

rious places, and eventually went toSpain upon the same mission,

He took his time, cautiously, skill-fully and alone, making no confidants.In brief, he manufactured and counter-feited a complete title for a Spanishgrant of land as large as the State ofIndiana, stretching from near themouth of the Gila River in Arizona toits source in New Mexico, taking inthe principal cities and towns of theTerritory, with the valleys of the lar-

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official records of Spain and Mexico.Certified copies of recorded documentsbeing admissible evidence in courts aswell as the original records, Reavisnever dreamed that a contestant wouldever cross the ocean to "go behind thereturns." Indeed, the United Statesattorney of the court, at the outset,was of the opinion that the only de-

fense was to attack the genuinenessof the heirship being in the wife ofReavis. The discovery of the falsifi-

cation of records was rather accident-al. For the work of preparing defenseof this case, which it was impossiblefor Matthew G. Reynolds to do outsidehis duties in court, the then Attorney-Genera- l,

Mr. Olney, engaged the serv-ices of Severo Mallet-Prevos- t, a youngattorney of New York.Detection of Forgeries in Spain and

New Mexico.Mallet Prevost (who was afterwards

engaged with Harrison onthe Venezuela commisssion at Paris)a gentleman of most agreeable man-

ners, a born diplomat, and who knowsthe Spanish language as well as a nativ-

e-born Castilian, was at work nearlythree years on the Reavis case. In ex-

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ples of CARSON, PIRIE, SCOTT & CO.of Chicago, consisting of Ladies' ShirtWaists, Dress Skirts, Walking Skirts,Petticoats, Wrappers, Child's Dresses

Have You Eve? !TRIED A PAIR OF

UTZ& DUNN SHOES?For Style, Comfort and Durabili-

ty They Cannot Be Beat.WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE

We Carry a Complete Line of

Shoes, Oxford Ties and SlippersFor Ladies, Misses and Children.

and Ladies' Belts. Don't miss your tional Convention of the NationalGood Roads Association will be held In

opportunity. Come at once. They the City of St. Louis, Missouri, May16th to 21st, 1904; and

Whereas, The Governor of New Mexwill not last long. ico has been requested by said Associa-atio- n

to appoint twenty-fou- r delegatest HB0U5LEII from New Mexico to represent the Ter-

ritory at this convention:SHLIQOtl249-25- 3

SAN FRANCISCO ST.Phone No. 108 Now, therefore, I, Miguel A. Otero,

governor of the Territory of New Mex-

ico, by virtue of authority in me vestj& ft jt J& jX ' fi ed, do this day appoint the following

nrnonim uriiTinii named gentlemen as delegates fromNew Mexico to the above named con EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED !vention:

jt tC tt jt it (jC jit j& F. H. Pierce, Las Vegas; Col. R. E.JEWELRYDIAMONDS Twitchell, Las Vegas; A. G. Dawson,Traveling Auditor C. V. Safford spentyesterday in Las Vegas on official bus Raton; E. W. Fox, Clayton; Arthur

Seligman, Santa Fe; C. F. Myers, AlTtfiMwifaotnrer of Seligman Bros. Co.buquerque; C. T. Brown, Socorro;mU FIlIfiHE JEWELRY W. H. Andrews, Santa Fe; Martin Loh- -

man, LasCruces; W. H. Greer, Albuquerque; W. H. Jack, Silver

iness.J. H. B. Gilmour, a ranchman fiom

Pecos, was In the city today purchasingsupplies.

11. P. Burnap, a traveling wan of

Denver, Is looking up business in thecity today.

It. Unez of Jeraez Hot Springs arrivedin the city last evening and is the guestof N. Salmon

P. O. BOX 219. PHONE NO. 36.City; W. A. Hawkins, Alamogordo;Stephen Canavan, Gallup; F. G. Tracy,Carlsbad; Capt. Wr. C. Reid Roswell;M. B. Goldenberg, Tucumcarl; E. R.

A FULL LINE OF

WATCHES, CLOCKS,SILVERWARE, ETC.

ALL KINDS OF DESIGNS IX

Vffigree Fob Chains,

filigree Neck Chains,

Filigree Souvenir Spoons,

Filigree Brooch Pins.

Filigree Bracelets,

Filigree Card Cases,

Wright, Santa Rosa; T. C. Hunt, Tex-ico- ;

Col. Vencesloa Jaramillo. El Rito: sssaiAndres Romero, Albuquerque; Gran none 2&.Colonel and Mrs. E. C. Manning of

Mountainalr, Valencia County, wereamong the arrivals in the city yester' S. Kaune fc Qqday.

Captain Micheal Cooney of Socorro i

South Side Plaza - Santa Fe

ville Pendleton, Aztec; F. C. Stevens,Red River; Carl A. Dalies, Belen; J.Y. Hewitt, White Oaks.

Done at the Executive Office this the25th day of April, A. D. 1904.

Witness my hand and the great sealof the Territory of New Mexico.

Miguel A. Otero.By the Governor:

J. W. Raynolds, Secretary.

attending to business at his sheep an GEOCERSgoat ranch in the San Mateo MountainIn Sucorro County.

P. C. Buell, who is in charge of theFresh Fruits in Season!Fresh Flowers all the Time!

property of the Santa Fe Gold & Cop

per Company at San Pedro, Is visitin Boss Patent Flour hFRUITS AND FLOWERSR

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU NOTES.in Albuquerque.Forecast for New Mexico: PartlyColonel E. Q Austin of Las Vega:

cloudy tonight and Wednesday withpresident of the Territorial Cattle Sani local snowers.The Clarendon Garden tary Commission, spent the day in tow Yesterday the thermometer registeredon official business. asioiiows: Maximum temperature. 6

degrees, at 4:30 p. m. minimum, 32Ruloff Sparks, formerly with the Sandegrees, at 5:00 p. in. The meanta Fe Water & Light Company in thistemperature for the 24 hours was 47 de'grees. Relative humidity, 34 per cent,city has gone to Denver, which city h

San Miguel Street, Near the Old Church, Santa Fe, N. M.

mn ,rr FLOWERS A SPECIALTY fc.WEDDING BOUQUETS DECORATIONS

FLORAL DESIGNS

will make his future home. Temperature at 6:00 a. 111. cnnav. 46

degrees.W. II. Hahn, proprietor of the CapitalCoal Yards in this city, arrived yester

1A NEW CAR JUST IN.

Do you want absolute success with all

your baking? The Finest of bread?USE BOSS PATENT FLOUR.

The very finest ever made anywhere.Our guarantee with every sack.

We not only say that it Is the best butso does everybody that ever used it.

50 LBS. BOSS, $1.50.50 LBS. CRYSTAL, $1.40

All the Bread that we sell is madefrom BOSS PATENT FLOUR.. Try

some and see how good It Is.

day from Albuquerque to attend toTelephone No. 12 J0 & s& P. O, Box 457 H business and to visit his daughter, Mrs

F. E. Nuding.You must have a peculiarII. M. Porter a Denver capitalist and

who has large stock interests in NewMexico is in the western part of Socorro

tea taste if no-on- e of the five

County on a visit to the cattle ranches Schilling's Best is right forhe owns there. ;4!

Mrs". Maggie T. Taylor of Albuquei you ; and coffee four.que left that city last tveningfor River

DID YOU KNOW THAT

JOHN KQURY'S NEW CASH STOREYour grocer's; money back

side, .California., She has been euv

ployed in the U. S. Indian school at

We have a limited supply of the finest MACKEREL that have everbeen brought to town EXCEPTING NONE a little better thanthe best.NEW YORK STATE BUCKWHEAT. ESPANOLA HONEY.

PRIMROSE and BELLE SPRI NGS BUTTER.that place and goes to assume herduties. BUSS FOR SUNMOUNT TENT CITY

Bert Miller, William Maxwell andCharles Gutterman left this afternoon

IS HEADQUARTERS FORFine white India linons at the unprecedented price of 5c

yard and up?

Leaves the Claire Hotel Dailyas Follows:per for the southern part of the Territory Leaves 9:00 a. m., returns 9:30 a.m.where they form a part of the surveying weaves ii:av a. m., returns 12:00 mcorps under A. G. Kennedy and will do KMLeaves 1:30 p. re., returns 2:00 p. m.

Leaves 5:30 t. m.. returns 6:00 d. m.engineering work in that part of theTerritory. Tickets on Sale at Claire Hotel.

Manager Frank Owen of the SantaAway ahead of all at Bon Ton.

The Latest Dress Trimmings, consisting of Applique, VeniceMedallions, All Over Laces and Silk Ornaments In black and

white are now on exhibition.

I invite your inspection of the line of Beautiful Silks which I carry,in all shades and Persian designs. You will be surprised at the low

prices asked.

Catron Block - East Side of Plaza Phone 148

Fe Water & Light Company received, atelegram this morning that Mrs. Ownand Children left Dallas for Santa F J FLOUR, HAY,this morning. The family will maketheir future home in one of the Ellis flew I(onie Bakerycottages bn Chapelle Street.

WHOLESALE

and

RETAIL

DEALER IN

Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Chamberlain andFRESHMiss Dora Safford all of Topeka, Kau GRAIN, POTATOES,

SALT and SEEDS.sas, who have been, visiting Mr. andMrs. C. V. Safford here, left Sunday,Bulk and Package Bread, Cakes, PiesMiss Safford going to Las Vegas to visit

DELIVERED EVERY DAYfriends for two. weeks and Dr. and MrsChamberlain to the California coastGARDEN SEEDS They expect to reach Topeka on their Special Orders Can Be Left at

KAUNE'S GROCERYTHE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN 8ANTA FE, N. M.

GARDEN HOSE: Wire Wound,Cotton Wound,and Rubber.

return trip in about a month. Theyenjoyed their visit in Santa Fe verymuch.

Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Laughlin of Moss

Landing, California are visitors in theTHE : OLD : CURIO : STOREMrs. E. Helbig.

Upper Palace Avenue. Phone 39. J. S. CANDELARIO, Prop.301 and 303 San Francisco Street.

capital and will remain here two weeksor longer. They have just returned fromHonolulu where they spent the winter. I A-- WMISS A. MUGLER

Southeast Cor. Pfcua.Mr. Laughlin is interested in Santa Fecounty, being one of the owners of theEaton land grant in the southern part

Shows pretty assortment of Belts,of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Laughlinhave been frequent visitors here and are Fancy Collars, etc., Kid Glovesvery fond of Santa Fe, its climate and both in finished and unfinished

SHOVELS, RAKES, HOES, WHEEL-

BARROW'S, ETC., ETC.

Headquarters for All Kinds of

SPORTING GOODSat the Lowest Possible Prices

W. A. McKENZEEHardware Store.

surroundings.

& & j&

Wholesale ami Retail Dealers la

Mexican and Indian CuriosThe bent place to buy Navajo Blankets, Indian andMexican Pottery, Kellca from the Cliff Dwellings,Indian Baaketo, In fact all sorts of Carlos of Indianand Muieaa Mki eaa he foaod at Our Store Jt

RAFFIA, REEDS, BEADS, for Indian Basketry.

BEAUTIFUL MEXICAN DRAWN WORK.: : : : : SANTA FE, N. M

Finest line can tobaccos and FrenchBriar and Meerschaum pipes, at Digneo& Napoleon's,

line. Carry good line of Embroid-ery Silks. Pillow Tops, Cords andTassels for same. I have just re-ceived another consignment of theLatest Styles in Ready-to-We- ar

Hats, also Children's and Misses'Leghorn Flats.

Millinery Millinery

Short orders a specialty at Bon Ton.

k 0.ideal Southwestern BOX 340Cloudcroft, anSummer Resort.

IRELAND'S PHARMACY25 Pe Cent Reduction on AH Hwel's Tinted! Stationery

Santa Fe New Mexican, Taesday, April 26, X904.

J. P. VICTORYMINOR CITY TOPICS

Attorney at Law and--

Always in the leadrl EstateseaA number of young folks of the city

left this morning on horse back for theDalton divide alons the scenic route

San Francisco Street. Santa Fe, N. (ftwhere they spent the day.The Fiske Jubilee singers who gave

concert in the Santa Fe Opera House lastlast evening left this morning for Las

Our Soda Fountain Is Now Ready for

You With the Purest, Cleanest and-Mos- t

Delicious SOD V WATE& and ICE CREAM

SODA You Ever Tasted. Only the Pur-

est Sugar Syrup and Fruit Juices Are

Used in Our Syrups and Distilled Water

in Our Soda.

Vegas where they will sing this eveningTrains Nos. 1. 7 and 8 on the Santa

Fe yesterday did not reach here until:) o'clock this morning. Train No.from the south and west today was one What does ike

Breakfast-Bel- !hour late.

There will be an important meetingof Sauta Fe Lodsre No. 2, Knights officoufd nDiin nnriDAMV 230 san

novntn unuu uumrniii Pythias, this evenins at 8 o'clock. AllFRANCISCO ST

knights are requested to attend. Visiting knights will be given a fraternawelcome.

There will bo a special communicationof Montezuma Lodire No. 1 A. F. andJust Received A. Mason at Masonic Hall at 7:30 o'clock

mean m youhousehold

Light, whole-some Biscuitmade withPRICES

this evening. Work in the M. M. De

grees. Visiting Masons are cordiallyA FULL LINE OF invited to attend.

The funeral of the Miss Grace Ken

rtEAL ESTATE LOANS.

Money to loan upon real estate sucmty on easy terms.

HOMES.I have a nice cottage (double) six

rooms on one side, 4 on the other ,

wner occupies 4 rooms and the restent for $25 a month; good neighbor

Mod; ample space to erect other bull-lin- gs

on same street; stables anther outbuildings; the price asked

very low.

Can sell at a bargain cozy homes octManhattan avenue, one a new stone-hous-

with all modern improvements;the other an adobe-bric- k house, Trooms; fruit and vegetable garden;ity water, hydrant and tank; 70 choice

fruit trees; currant and raspberrybushes; lot 80 by 265 feet. The stone'louse will be rented.

SAN FRANCISCO STREET.I have several business blocks foi

sale on this great mart of trade, someof them producing more than eigh:per cent, net, on purchase price asked.

OTHER BUSINESS CHANCES.I have several other commercial ana

business propositions to submit those de-

siring to enter merca-.til- life and torow up with the new era of prosperity

now coming in with the Santa l'o Cen-tral Railway.

CHURCHES.I am authorized to dispose of the Cod

gregational Church, on the south sideconvenient to the contemplated UnioD

Depot. 'It stands upon two lots,, and willbe sold cheap, or the building will berepa red and leased to responsible par-ties.

THERE ARE OTHERS.Several small houses, some stoat.

neay took place on Sunday morningfrom the homo of her mother at 1264

LADIES' TAILORED West sixteenth Street, Chicago. Burialwas made in Mount Carmel Catholiccemetery In that city.

Mrs. J. W. Kaynolds who is now In

Omaha, Nebraska at the bed side of her BahingPowde?or unwholesome foodmade with an alum

baking powder?

sick mother has telegraphed SecretaryKaynolds that her mother's condition is

very serious. That is all that can besaid for the present.

The Graphic mines at Kelly, whichwere recently sold by C. T. Urown andA. B. Fitch, are now employing aboutforty men and large quantities of zinc

I?ATIt is worth your while to inquire

ore are being produceJ, which areshipped to Joplin. Missouri, for treatment.

There is a scarcity of onions. Theydomain. On account of the prevailingdrough, the lire is making rapid head-

way there.

have gone up to the unprecedentedfigure of fifteen cents per pound, retail.When it is remembered that the yield some brick, others frame, upon myper acre is enormous In this vicinity, it books, which I --vould be glad to show

an intended purchaser. They are defciiTOii iiirniiiiiiM f II I IT sirably situated, and will be sold

cheap.

walks be constructed this summer so asto show much improvement when thethirty-sixt- h Legislative Assembly meetshere next winter. The project of theconstruction of a boulevard from DonGaspar Avenue to the Sunniount TentCity on the sonth side is being discussedby many citizens and is finding muchfivor. The plan is very feasible andshould be carried into effect as it wouldbe of great improvement and of benefitto the town. The city council shouldaid the project by passing an ordinanceestablishing the boulevard within thecity limits and the city should aidin Its building.

On Sunday many points in Coloradoexperienced a downpour of rain thatlasted ten hours and at places like Crip-

ple Creek, a blizzard prevailed all day.The prec'pitation extended down to theNew Mexico line and added considerablyto the water supply of New Mexicostreams like the Rio Grande, the SanJuan and others that rise in Colorado.

A correspondent from Pastura, Leon-

ard Wood County, writes the New Mex"lean that lambing Is going on in thatvicinity and that the losses of lambs are

CARTWRIGHT-DAVI- S CO.GEO. W. HICKOX, President jit S. 0. CARTWRIGHT, Sec'y and Trees.

No. 250 San Francisco Street.Grocery Telephone No. 4. Meat Market Telephone No. 49.

Ralston Purina Foods.very heavy, in fact, many of the lambs WOOL MARKET DULL.

Boston,- - Mass., April 26. The woolmarket is generally dull, with the man-ufacturer buying supplies only when

are killed in order to save the ewes.One sheep raiser in that section in

lambing three hundred ewes only savedseven Iambs. Unless rains set In there,losses will be great.

We Axe Now Prepared to Make Remarkably Low Prices necessary. Interest seems to be cen-tered in the western crop. Fleecewools are steady on a basis of recentsales.

will be seen, that raising onions paysbetter than any other crop.

The Santa Fe Opera House Companywill give an invitation dance in theOpera House this evening. The musicwill be furnished by the Santa Fe or-

chestra composed of Miss Digneo, piano;A. Digneo, cornett; V, D. Lorenzo, vio-

lin; James Laudenslager, clarionet.Rev. J. W. T. McNeil, recently of

Santa Fe, and who has accepted thecharge as minister of the First BaptistChurch of Albuquerque arrived in thecity yesterday. Rev. Mr McNeil purchas-ed from Dr. Diaz a fine saddle horsewhich he will ride back to Albuquerque.

Citizens should file their property taxreturns for the present year in theassessor's olllce in the court house with-

out delay. If they.do not by May firstithe assessor will make the assessmentshimself and add the penalty prescribedby law for failure by property ownersto do so.

Local showers are predicted for to-

morrow. Yesterday the temperaturereached 02 degrees for its maximum at4:30 p. m., and its minimum was 32 de-

grees at 5 a. m. The relative humidityfor the day was 47 degrees. At 6 o'clockthis morning the temperature was 46

degrees,Probate Clerk Celso Lopez today re-

corded the following mining locationsand proofs of labor for same. The a,

Prairie Hen, El Tortato, FieldMouse, Pouter Pigeon and Blue Duck

MARKET REPORT.

MONEY AND METAL.

Ne York April 26. Monev on call,easy, l per cent. Prime mer-cantile paper 4 $ per cent. Silver543s'.

New York, April 26. Lead steady,$4. GO 4.65; copper, firm, V .

GRAIN.

on Ralston Patina Foods.

15c Packages Purina Pan Kake Flour. 2 Packages for 25c20c Packages Ralston Breakfast Food 15c20c Packages Palston Barley Food ' 15c15c Packages Ralston Grits, 2 Packages for 25cRalston Health Crisp 10cRalston Health Cereal Coffee 10c

35c Sacks Ralston Kornkins, granulated corn meal, 25cFRESH BUTTER.

Meadow Gold Butter is always good, always sweetestflavor, and is the highest priced butter on the market, perPound, 35c. Pure Separator Creamery Butter, the Beech-woo- d,

lately improved in quality and now almost as goodas the Meadow Gold Butter, per pound 30c.

MEAT MARKET.At this season of the year it is almost impossible to get

native meat that is fit to eat. We handle nothing but thechoicest packing house products. We now have In stockeastern lamb, mutton and beef of the highest quality,which we are sending out in the best possible manner.

ORCHARDS.

I also have a fruit ranch in a higbtate of cultivation, in the suburbs,

with a building site overlooking themtire city of Santa Fe. On it there lain artificial reservoir, the only one oitts kind in the city, 12 feet or more indepth, holding over 125,000 gallons owater, constantly replenished, fromwhich the whole place can be irrigateddaily during the summer, and whlefocould be stocked with fish. The landcontains many hundreds of young trees)of t" finest and most valuable varie-ties of apples, peaches, pears, plimuapricots, cherries and other fruits, thegreater part of which already bear; ft

young bearing vineyard, thousands oiflushes of currants and other smallfruits; extensive beds of asparagus,rhubarb, and otner fine vegetables. T'.be scld on easy terms, and for muckless than it cost, owing to ill health otthe owaer.

PLAZA PROPERTY.To those wishing to catch the creaol

of Plaza real estate I can offer blocksat figures that will double themselvesin less than three years.

Convenient to Lias Vegas, I have forale several large tracts of desirable

land which I am permitted to sell atvery low figure. One tract containsibout 3,600 acres, and is located aboutthree and one-ha- lf miles southwest ofLas Vegas; nearly all of It is underfence; good grazing and water fortock; some timber. Another tract orf

iBO acres, 7 miles from Las Vegas;amber and grazing, with an excellent

itream of water passing over it. Stillvnother tract of 350 acres cf farming,

irazing and timber land, 8 miles westLas Vegas, with running wate

pon itCOAL AND TIMBER LANDS.

I can sell you large tracts of lanasuitable for mining coal or the produ'ion of timber.

CATTLE AND SHEEP RANGES.In all parts of the Territory, and

ne in WyomingI will take1 rleasure in showing

prospective investors desirable bullIng - ites in the neighborhood of thoCapitol, and in the vicinity of thwPresbyterian cuurch, and other local-

ities of the city which In a few yearswill be worth doubly the present ask-

ing price.ROOMS: FURNISHED OR UNFUR-

NISHED.Furnished or unfurnished rooms. In

all parts of the city. Single, or enuite for light housekeeping. Some a

them within five minutes walk ofPlaza.

OUTSIDE PROPERTY.At EI Cuervo, 10 miles from the Roe

siand road, I can sell you about 640

acres; patented; excellent grazingland.

all located in the Cerrillos mining dis-trict by Frederick Muller, George W.Knaebel and A. B. Renehan. locators.

The bond of H. B. Cartwright thenew treasurer and collector ofthis county for the safe keeping andproper accounting of county funds has

Butchers, Bakers, Grocers

The Fiske Jubilee Singers gave an

enjoyable and high class entertainmentat the Opera House last evening. Mrs.Porter Cole In a selected solo, charmedthe audience with the sweetness of hervoice and the expression with which she

sang as well as the technigue and

thoroughness of her training. The

negro melodies, the folk songs of Amer-

ica, brought up a picture' of the sunnysouth and old mammies and the goodold times "befo' de war." The entire

program was well rendered throughout.W. R. Price, who is the eminent com-

mander of the Knights Templarin this city has received pam-

phlets and circulars from the San Fran-cisco committee on arrangements forthe twenty-nint- h triennial conclave ofthe grand encampment of the KnightsTemplar which will meet In the city bythe Golden Gate September next, andwhich gives information concerning theconclave and what will be done by thelocal Knights Templar to entertain thevisiting It is very probablythat quite a delegation from this citywill attend the encampment.

Mrs. William Lee of Duluth, Minn..died at the Sanitarium at 7.30 last even-

ing of tuberculosis. The deceasedcame to Santa Fe several weeks agoand took up her residence at the Sani-

tarium for the benefit of her health.The dread disease had, however, takena firm hold on her when she arrivedand like most of those who die here shecame too late. The funeral took placethis afternoon from the undertakit.gparlor of Dudrow & Montenie. Tem-

porary interment was made in Fair-vie- w

cemetery.

The city council at its meeting Mon-

day next should take prompt and ener-

getic steps to compel the puttingdown of brick side walk on all residencestreets, especially where property ownerscan afford to do so. Crossings shouldalso be put down across different streetscrossing the Plaza, on San FranciscoStreet and on Don Gasper Avenue. Thenew city council cannot commence thiswork any too soon as it is of the highestimportance to the well being of this

6aze On Our

Hew Furqllure

Chicago, April 36. Close. Wheat,May, m July, 83 M.

Corn, Mav, 46 July, 47 5 '

Oats, May, 37; July, 36 14 .

PORK, LARD AND RIBS.

Pork, May, 812.00; July, 812.30.L,ard, May, 80.10; July, 86.87Ji.Ribs, Mav, 86.45; July, 6.65.

WOOL MARKET.St. Louis, Mo., April 26 Wool,

steady.Territory and western medium, 16

19; fine medium, 14 15J; fine, 13K& 15.

STOCK MARKETS.New York, April 26. Atchison 72;

pfd., 93j&; New York Central, 116;Pennsylvania, 117; Southern Pacific,48; Union Pacific, 84; pfd., 92; U.S. Steel, 10; pfd., 56.

STOCK.Kansas City, Mo., April 26. Cattle

market receipts, strong to 10c higher.Native steers, 84.00 85.25; South

em steers, 83.75 84 50; Southerncows, 83.75 83.50; native cows andheifers, 83.00 & 84.60; Stockers andfeeders, 83.25 84.60; bulls, 82.6583.90; calves, 83.75 86.00; westernsteers, 83.60 84.75; western cows,82.00 84.25.

Sheep market receipts, strong to 10c

higher.Muttons, 85.00 80.00: lambs, 85 6086.50; Range weathers, 85.00 SO.uO;

Ewes, 83 50 85.50.Chicago, April 26. Cattle, market,

receipts, steady.Good lo prime steers, 85.15 85.65;

ooor to medium, 83.90 85 00; stockersand feeders, 83.00 84 40; cowg 817584 35; heifers, 82.25 84-8- canners,81.75 8250; bulls, 83 00 84.10;calves, 83.50 85.50; Texas fed steers,84.00 84.75.

Sheep market receipts, steady.Good to choice wethers, 84.75 85.50;

fair to choice mixed, 83.75 84.50;western sheep, 14.50 85.50; nativelambs 84.50 (3) 85.85. clipped westernlambs, 85.00 85.90; wooled westernlambs, 86.25 87.00.

Handsome Baby Car-ls riages and Go-Car- ts

of the Latest Makes

been fixed at $50,000. Mr. Cartwrightwill furnish a security company bondwhich will have to be approved by JudgeMcFie before he can assume the dutiesof his office.

Mrs. Rosa Lujan de La Ora died yes-

terday at her home in precinct No. 3

east of town. She was a widow, about75 years of age and leaves several sons.Her death was due to the infirmities ofold age. The funeral will take placetomorrow morning from the Cathedraland the remains will be interred in Ro-sari- o

Cemetery.J. W. Akers this morning received a

telegram from Bland in theCochiti min-

ing district that the forests in the Co-ch-

mountains were on fire in severalsections of the range and that the treeson a tract of timber land owned by himthere were also on fire. Special AgentJohn Grigla of the General land officewho is stationed here was Informed ofthe fact aud this official has telegraphedto the commissioner of the general landofficeat Washington, making doe reportand asking for instructions, as most ofthe timber in the Cochiti mining district!

HOUSEHOLD

Newland Second HandWill furnish your house from the

kitchen to the garret for cash or on

frThe Installment Plan.

No trouble to show you through theestablishment wheter you buy or notand if you buy will deliver goods free

D. S. LOWITZKI. ana range is located upon the pubttc own that good and substantial side

WELABJB'S PHARMACYDireDatnidl reamSSem)2uim amid Wlteh IKIazel

For the Face Hands, Skin and Complexion.

Santa Fe New Mexican, Taesda-y- , April 26, 1 904.

CASE AFTER CASE. J. F. WIELANDY,THE PERALTA- -1904 cApril. 1904

REAVIS CASE Attorney at Lawand Notary Pafelic

"Menty More Like This in Santa Fe.Scores of Santa Fe people can te"

,oi about Doan's Kidney Pills. Manv

a, happy citizen makes a public statement of his experience. Here is acase of it. What better proof of meritcan 1)0 had than such endorsement:

Fascual Yanni, boot and shoe repair- -

r., ....... frl!orro fit

VIELHHDY t GUYER

Continued from Page Three.iiig this clew, various records else-

where, from which Reavis had takencopies, disclosed like alterations.Pages were photographed whichbrough out clear'y the erasures and in

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deal Estate Rgencyer on me icun.-- . ,

says: "A man cannot sit on the benchMiairinff shoes all day unless his back

III San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, N. M.

IN CONNECTION WITH THE

Island System INFORMATION BUREAU OFLands and houses for sale. HomeTHE WORLD'S FAIR.

A St. Louis World's fair Informationsteads located. Reuts collected. Titlesexamined. Conveyancing, etc , etc.OPERATES THROUGH SERVICE

TO

Kansas City and Chicagobureau has been ' established at 8odSeventeenth street, Denver, in chargeof Phil P. Hiiichcock, where informa-tion will be cheerfully furcdshtd.

is extra strong. When it is weak, lams,

and pains continually, it becomes a

'lositive nuisance without mentioning

je suffering it, endures, if working atmy occupation was not the primarycause of backache it certainly aggrava-ted it. Much to my surprise and more

to my gratification, a course of thetreatment with Doan's Kidney Cure

procured at Ireland's Pharmacy so

washed, purified and strengthened mykidneys that the backache ceased."

for sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts.

F' iter Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole

ts for the United States. Remem-

ber the name, Doan's, and take no

HANNA INSURANCE AGENCY,Writes Fire, Life and Accident Insur

ance.Room 15, Catron Block. pnone u. It will pay you to advertise. Try it

terlineations as stars are photographedwhich are invisible with the telescope.

Mallet-Provo- then went to Spainand discovered that all the records inthe royal archives at Madrid and Se-

ville upon which Reavis had construct-ed his title had been falsified in likemanner. How he had managed to doall this and escape detection at thetime is too long a story to tell outsideof a Sheryock Holmes narration.

After the return and report of

he made a second visit to

Spain accompanied by Justice WilburP. Stone, under an order of the court,and armed with the proper credentialsfilm the Department of Justice and

State at Washington, and upon, diplo-

matic arrangements made between theAmerican minister and the Spanishgovernment at Madrid, they spentthree months investigating and secur-

ing complete and authenticated proofsof the marvelous manner in which an

ambitious and crafty Missourian had"shown" himself how to become thetitular possessor of the "Ancient Bar-on- v

of Arizonica."

A Dandy for Burns. SOCIETIES.nr. Rfirzin. Pana. Ills., writes: "I

have used Ballard's Snow Liniment; Masonic.

Latest pattern wide vestibule Pullman Standard

and Tourist Sleepers. All Meals served in Rock

Island System Dining Cars

iUST MEALS ON WHEELS"

always recommended it to my friends,as I am confident there is no bettermade-- , "it is a dandy for burns.'HEALTH IS YOUTH.Those who live on farms are especially liable to many accidental cuts,

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age,

MONTEZUMA LODG1No. 1, A., F. and A. M.

Regular communica-tion first Monday ineach month at MasoniHall at 7:30 p. m.

S. SPITZ, W. M.

burns, bruises, which heal rapidlyHerbine. taken every1 morning bewhen Ballard's Snow Liniment Is apASK THE TICKET AGENT." fore breakfast, will keep you in ronitori Tt Khnnld alwavs be kept in

bust health, fit you to ward off disease.BROWN, G. P. A,A N. the house for cases of emergencyIt cures constipation, biliousness, dysT. H. HEALY,Passeng-- r As;ent, El Paso, Texas. F. P. CRICHTON, Secretary.25c. 50c, $1.00 a bottle. Fischer Drug

pepsia, fever, skin, liver and kidneyCompany.complaints. It purifies the blood andUpon the trial of the case it was

clears the complexion. Mrs. D. W.clearly established that this allegedTAILORING.

Peralta grant, with all its titles, digniMuralter, the tailor, Is headquarters

SANTA FE CHAPTER,No. 1, R. A. M. Regularconvocation second Mon-

day In each month at Ma-

sonic Hall at 7:30 p. m.W. E. GRIFFIN, H. P.

Smith, Whitney, Texas, writos April3, 1902: "I have used Herbine, andfind it the best medicine for constipa-tion and liver troubles. It does all

for fine spring and summer suits, latestties, pedigrees, and prerogatives ui

Spanish nobility thereunto appertain-

ing were manufactured fictitiouslyfrom beginning to end.

patterns, from $30 up. Also a largeline of samples of Murphy Brothers'

you claim for it. I can highly recomARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary.line, fine busines3 suits from $17 upmend it." 50cts a bottle. FischerNo such grant was ever made Dy

trousers to fit from $4.50 up. SpecialSpain; the orders of the uomen. meece Drug Company.and the others claimed were never con attention is calleu to a fine line of

samples and styles of ladies fancysnrine tailor made suits. A call to

SANTA FE COMMANDER!No. 1, K. T. Regular"lave fourth Monday in eachmonth at Masonic Hail at

LOOK AT THE CLODDS FR0I1 THE TOP

And so see the Silver Lining.. You cando it from OUR TRAINS. We oo

above them in places.

Mexican Central RailwayWith Its Two Thousand Miles of Track

Reaches All the Principal Placesof Inteiest and Note.

Address the undersigned for full and reliable Information.

ferred on any person of the name ot

the alleged grantee; the royal seal of

the Crown exhibited by Reavis was notNotice for Publication.

(Homestead Entry No. 7,184)

Depahtment op j he Intbkioh, inspect our line is earnestly solicited.Perfect fits guaranteed.the seal of Ferdinand VII, but ot an

Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.. March 28. 19017:30 p. m. F. S. DAVIS, E. C.

W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder.other king. Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settler has filed notice of his Intentionfcnmnkn final nroof in ailDDOrt of his claim,These are the gist of the resultant

K. OF P.$25.00 to California via Santa Fe.

NOTICEand that said proof will be made before theregister or receiver at santn re. u. ra., unfacts disclosed. The details are as ro-

mantic as a fairy tale of the Arabian

Nights.May 4. 1904, viz: John Nagei for the e'4 setf,u uontirn, s. nnU iirI section 10. tOWIl' Of the Disincorporation of the Town

of Cerrillos, Santa Fe County.Here is a glimpse of a man who in ship IB north, range 10 east. He names thefollowing; witnesses to prove his continuousresidence upon and cultivation ' of said land,viz: Tomas Abeyta, Martin Vigil, Encarna- -poverty and obscurity conceived and Notice is hereby given as required

by section 2508 of the compiled lawsP. A., A. DULOrlERYi

Commercial Agent, El Paso, Texas.W. D. MURDOCK, A. G

City of Mexico executed, without confederates, a Mathias Nagel, all of Santa Fe,cion Ortiz,

SANTA FE LODGE NO. 2, KNIGHTSof PYTHIAS Regular meeting ev-

ery Tuesday evening at 8 o'clockCastle Hall, corner of Don GasparAvenue and Water Street. VisitingKnights given a cordial welcome.

' JOHN L. ZIMMERMANN, C. C.JOHN K. STAUFFER, K R. S.R. H. BOWLER, Master of Finance.

of 1897 of New Mexico that the townN, M,Manubl R. Otkbo, Register of Cerrillos, Santa Fe County, has

crime requiring marvelous ingenuityand sublime audacity, and which tookhim nearly twenty years to accomplish,Z440 II J4t1g'pf Your appetite is poor,S ILOtlr ILjWVr your heart "flutters," "I have used Chamberlain's Stomach

been disincorporated as a town underthe provisions of section 2503 of thecompiled laws of New Mexico of 1897

by which he rose to affluence, traveledbetween the Pacific and the Atlantic and Liver Tablets with most satisfac

you have headaches, tongue is coated, bad breath, bowels con and sections immediately following.tory results," says Mrs. F. L. Phillips,in special cars, hobnobbed with milI. O. O. F.stipated, bad taste in the moutn r u Houston, Texas. For Indigestion, bil

iousness and constipation these tabIn witness whereof I have hereunto

set my hand and the seal of the boardlets are most excellent. Sold by all

not all of these symptoms,then some of them? It'syour liver.

of county commissioners of the county of Santa Fe, Territory of New Mexdruggists.

SANTA FE LODGE NO. 2, I. O. O. F.Meets every Friday evening ia OddFellows Hall, San Francisco streetVisiting brothers welcome.

GEO. W. KNAEBEL, N. G.A. P. HOGLE, Secretary. i

ico, this the 4th day of April, 1904.

(Seal) CELSO LOPEZ,Probate Clerk and RecorderNotxe for JPublica ion.

(Homestead Entry No. 5182.)

Deimhtmbnt of thb Intebiok,is a

of Santa Fe County, N. M.naturalr vegetable remedy,Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., March 23, 1904

Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settler has tiled notice of his intention

mntm final nrnnf in sunDort of his claim.SANTA FE CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY

containing no mineral orOrder No. 16.and that said proof will be made before thenarcotic poisons. It w:

Pcfflatop nt Rnnnlvnr at Santa Fe. N. M.. on To all concerned- Commencing with

CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT, NO.I. O. O. F. Regular communication

the second end fourth Tuesday ofeach month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Vis-

iting patriarchs welcome.JOHN SEARS, Scribe.

any or all symptoms, make your health, April 28, 190i, viz : Fernando Armijo, for thewM of nwM. and tots 3 and 4, section 3, TIB Sunday, March 27th, 1904, and until fur

appetite and spirits good. At druggists, so ther notice, trains one and two will notN' K i. E. Ha names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence run on Sundays. W. D. LEia,nnnn and cultivation of said land, viz:

MEBBINE is sold and guaranteed by FISCHER DRUG COMPANY, Santa Fe General Managerinio SnnHnvnl. Juan Antonio SandovalSanta Fe, N. M., March 25. 1901:Manuel Hortillos, Pentura Portillos. all of A. O. U. W.

Pecos. N. M.Manuel R . Otero, Register NOTICE.It you want to buy anything, if you want to sell anything, if you

rant to rent a house, if you want your house rented, or if you lose

anything, advertise in the NEW MEXICAN. lunch counter at Bon Ton.Territory of New Mexico, Office of the

GOLDEN LODGE, No. 3, O. O. U. W.Meets every second and fourth Wed-

nesday at o p. m.C. C. PIERCE, Master Workman.

JOHN C. SEARS, Recorder.Treasurer, April 8, 1904.

ROBBED THE GRAVE. Call for the redemption of CasualA startling Incident is narrated by Deficit Bonds of the Territory of New

lionaires and government officials, re-

tained a dozen of the leading lawyersof the United States; had a countryhouse on Staten Island and another on

the Pacific coast; took his wife withhim on his last visit to Spain, and dec-

orating her with a string of high-bor- n

Castilian names (he himself taking thename of Peraltareavis), introduced herto the proud Spanish court as thefourth baroness in line of an illustrious

ancestry and the heiress of a baronyas large as Spain itself. On the birthof his twin baron-let- s he sent engravedcards of the occasion to the judges ofthe court who were to try his title;spent all his money before the casecame on to be heard; whose lawyers,snuffing the stupendous fraud, desert-ed him as rats abandon a sinking ship;was too poor when the trial came onto hire the cheapest attorney, and de-

fended for he was then put on the de-

fensive his "own case alone againstthe whole array of counsel for the Gov-

ernment; saw his claim rejected as afiction and a forgery; was indicted for

perjury and fraud, tried, convicted andsentenced to the penitentiary, wherehe exchanged his baronial badge forthe horizontal stripes of a felon,

A pathetic coloring is given to thefinale in the picture of poor Mrs. Rea-

vis, the . whilom barones, and who isbelieved to have been innocent of all

blame, or even knowledge, of the im-

position practiced by her husband, leftwithout family or friends, and forcedto resort to a mean tenement in oneof the squalid streets of the city inwhich she was left, reduced to takingin washing to support herself and herhandsome little twin boys.

In magnitude and in romance ofcrime no cause ever paralleled this inthe civil jurisprudence of Christen-dom. The English Tichborne casedwarfs beside this of James AddisonPeralta Reavis.

John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: "I was in an awful condition B. P. O. ELKS.Mexico.

To whom it may concern:My skin was almost yellow, eyes Notice is hereby given by the under-

signed Treasurer of the Territory ofsunken, tongue coated, pain continu-

ally in back and sides, no appetite,

P. F. HANLEY

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New Mexico, that he is now preparedgrowing weaker day by day. Three to take up and pay off the Issue ofphysicians had given me up. Then I

SANTA FE LODGE No. 460, B. P. 0.Holds its regular session on the

second and fourth Wednesdays ofeach month. Visiting brothers are in-

vited and welcome.A. L. MORRISON, JR., E. R.

A. J. FISCHER, Secretary.

bonds authorized by chapter 61, seswas advised to use Electric Bitters;i sion laws of 1893, compiled as section

397, Compiled Laws of 1897, to theamount of $101,800 together with ac

to my great-joy-, the first bottle made

a decided improvement. I continuedtheir use for three weeks, and am nowa well man. I know they robbed thesrave of another victim." No one

crued interest on the same, such issue being dated May 1, 1893, and pay-able at the National Bank of Com

should fail to try them. Only 50 ctsIKIIRIOIEC aOLK AOKITT FOB

guaranteed by Fischer Drug Company,

IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.

Santa Fe Tribe No. 5, I. O. R. M.meets every Thursday eve at OddFellows hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting-chief-

cordially invited.C. L. BISHOP, Sachem.

A. P. HOGLE, Chief of Records.

merce In New York City and beingpayable by the Territory at any timeafter ten years from the date of their

SANTA FE ROUTELemp's St. Lewis Beef.ALL KINDS OF MINERAL WATERS Jt jt Jt MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED

The Trade Supplied From One Bottle te a Carload.

Gtsadalffpe Street, Santa Fe, N. M. Phone No. 35.

issue, said period of ten years havingnow expired and the Territory nowdesiring to exercise Its right undersaid act and the terms of said bonds,and notice is further given that Inter-est on said bonds will cease and deter-mine on and after the first day of May,1904.

J. H. VAUGHN,Treasurer of the Territory of New

Mexico.

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With I. B. & R. H. HANNA. g

TIE TABLE.(Effective January i, 1904.)

No. 720 leaves Santa Fe at 9:40 a. m.to connect with No. 2 east bound, withconnection from El Paso and SouthernCalifornia, returning, arrive at SantaFe at 11:50 a. m.

No. 722 leaves Santa Fe at 4:10 p.m.,to connect with Nc. 1, west bound, forSouthern California, returning arrive atSanta Fe at 6:15 p. m.

No. 724 leaves Santa Fe at 7:10 p. m.to connect with No. 7 westbound forEl Paso, San Francisco and NorthernCalifornia-points- .

Passengers for No. 8 eastbound willalso leave or No. 724. Train makesconnection with, No. 7 but does notwait for No. 8. Returning, arrive atSanta Fe at 9:30 p. m.

THB CALIFORNIA LIMITED.Now daily letween Chicago,

Los Angeles and San Francisco. Thistrain leaves Lamy, westbound, at 8:40

a. m. Eastbound at 2:02 a. m. No con-

nection with these trains from SantaFe, except that passengers arriving onNo. 3, westbound, can reach Santa Feat 11:50 a. m. on No. 2's connection.

All of above trains run through solidfrom Chicago to California and carrythrough Pullman and tourists sleepersexcept California Limited, which car-

ries Standard Sleepers only.Through sleeping car reservation ar-

ranged for on application.City Ticket Office:

CATRON BLOCK EAST SIDE PLAZAH. S. LUTZ. AGENT.

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If you are, it will pay you to writeme. I can probably save you money.I have been in the passenger busi-

ness thirty years, all of it with theBurlington, and my experience and

knowledge are entirely at your

Booth's oysters any way you wantthem at Boa Ton.

1ROPOSA!.S FOR INDIANof the Interior. Office of In-

dian Affairs. Washington, D. C , March 21,1904. Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposalsfor beef, flour, etc.,'' as the case may be, anddirected to the Commissioner of Indian Af-

fairs, 7 South Canal street. Chicago, 111.,will be received until 1 o'clock, p. m . ofTuesday, May 3, 1904, for furnishing for theIndian Service, beef, flour, bacou. beans, cof-fee, sugar, rice, tea, and other ai tides ofsubsistence: also for groceries, soap, bakingpowder, crockery agricultural implements,paints, oils, glass, tinware, w gous, harness,leather, shoe findings, saddlery, etc. schoolsupplies, and a long list of miscellaneousarticles. Sealed pro osuls, indorsed "Pro-posals for rubber goods, hardware, etc.," asthe case may be, and directed to the Commis-sioner of Indinn Affairs 602 South Seventhstreet. St, Louis. Mo., will be received until 1

o'clock, p. m.. of Thursday, May 5, 1904, forfurnishing for the Indian Service, rubbergoods, boots and shoes, hardware and medicalsupplies. Sealed proposals, indorsed "Pro-posals forblaokets, woolen and cotton goods,clothing, etc.," as the case may be, anddirected to the Commissioner of Indian Af-

fairs, Nos. 119-12- 1 Woosttr street. New YorkCity, will be received until 1 o'clock p. m., ofTuesday, May 21, 19J4, for furnishing for theIndian Service, blankets, woolen and cottongoods, clothing, notions, hats and caps Bidsmust be' made out on Government blanks.Schedules giving all necessary informationfor bidders will be furnished on applicationto the Indian Office, Washington, D. C ; theU S. Indian warehouses, 119-U- 1 Woosterstreet. New York City; 265-2-- South Canalstreet, Chicago, 111. : 815 Howard street,Omaha. Nebr.; 602 South Seve-t- h street, St.Louis. Mo. ; the Commissaries of Subsistence,U.S. A., at Cheyeone, Wyo-.- . and St. Paul,Minn. ; the Quartermaster, U. S. A., Seattle,Wash. ; the postmasters at Sioux City, Tuc-

son, Portland, Spokane, and Tacoma;and theManufacturers' and Producers' Associationof California. San Francisco. Cal. Bids willbe opened at the hour and days sboetated,and Didders are invited to be present at theopening. The Department reservesthe rightto determine the point of delivery and to re-

ject any and all bids, or any part of any bid.- W.A.JONES, Commissioner.

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N. Mondragon, Mgr.

Remember the Burlington is the onlyline running its own trains over its ownrails from .Denver to St. Louis the Ex-

position City.

Best Cough Medicine for Children.When you buy a cough medicine for

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7Santa Fe New Mexican, Tuesday, April 26, 1904.

A RUNAWAY FREIGHT.STORY & CLARIS

A Denver and Rio Grande TrainRushed Madly Down the Mountain.

Crew Escaped Almost

THE

CLAIRE HOTELGEORGE E. ELLIS, Proprietor.

The most conveniently located and only fire-pro- and steam-heate- d

Hotel in the city. Electric lights, baths and sanitary plumbing

throughout. Everything up to date. First-clas- s Cafe and Buffet

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At twelve o'clock on Saturday morn 11 11 11 n ntt

Maxwell rarLFARMING LANDS UNDER IRRIGATION SYSTEM.

These farming lands with perpetual water right are now being offeredfor tale In tracts of forty acres and op wards. Price of land with per-petual water right frou $17 to $25 per acre, according to location. Paywent 9 may be made In ten year Installments. Alfalfa, grain, lruiu tall kinds, and sugar beets grov to perfeetlon.

, GOLD MINESOn this Grant, about forty miles west of Springer, N. M., are the geefi

saining districts of Eliiabethtown and Baldr, where Important salnerafidiscoveries have lately been made. Claims oa an located groaad may k

ing a heavy Denver and Rio Grandefreight train got beyond the control ofthe train crow while descending the

Read What Accomplished MusiciansSay of the Story and Clark Piano

"Equal if not superior to any instruAMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN. ment I have had occasion to use.'

Barron Berthold.

heavy grade between Chama and Cum-bre- s,

and made a wild dash down themountain, in which it seemed that thecrew must come to certain death.While rounding a curve within twomiles of Chama and while traveling atterrific speed, the engine leaped fromthe track and plunged down the cliff,

striking more than one hundred feetbelow. Strangely enough, both engi-neer and fireman escaped alive, thoughboth were seriously injured. The en-

gineer, Lewy, and the fireman, St.

made under the mining regulations of tbe company, which are a laable to the prospector as the U. ft. goTerament law.Shows such tup riority of workPostal Telegraph and Cable Co's Office in the Building

CORNBK PirAZA AMD SAN FRANCISCO STREET.manship and finish as must makethem welcome to any household." Near Raton, N. M.. 0-- tats grant, are located taw Osl Mlaea fLeonora Jackson.

"Grand r resonant in tone and delightfully sweet and tender." Mathil

Baton Coal and Coke Company, where employment may be foaaa asY

good wages for any wishing to work during lae aeaaoaa that farming mprospecting can not be successfully doa.

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de Bauermeister.1 cannot speak too highly or your

Clair, were taken to Chama where theyreceived medical attention. BrakemanBrewer had an almost miraculous es-

cape. He was clinging to the car nextto the engine and this car remained

pianos, they seem to be unsurpasS'Tamil lies! able." R. Watkin Mills."Your pianos embody sweetness andon the track and was stopped on the

high ground beyond the curve. All nenness or tone, splendid carryingpower and excellent action." Rosaother cars followed the engine over

the cliff. Conductor Newcomb and the Not Luck But Results.other brakeman escaped by jumpinThe injured men were taken to the That is why you see our teams so busy supplying the wants of the peoAlamosa, Colorado, hospital. The track ple with our fine

at "OUR PLACE"Will Be Found a Poll Una of Tabte Wines for Family Trade.Order by Telephone Will Be Promptly Fined : i : : :

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"They are modrls for tone andtouch." Marie Engle.

"I find your piancs wonderfully sym-

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"In my opinion they rank among thevery best pianos of the day." EmileSauret.

"Possessed of a beautiful quality oftone and a most sympathetic touch."

WHOLESALE AND RETAILDESTRUCTIVE FIRE

IN RATON PASS

Piles of Crossties Along the RailroadTrack Caught Fire fend Resulted

in Considerable Loss.

That there Is some differencein wood. Our wood is the bestto be bad & always at your call- -

WE IB FIRE WOOD

Your order will receive prompt and careful attention.

CAPITAL COAL YARDLast week Are was discovered in

lumber piles along the Santa Fe rail

OFFICK: Garfield Avenue, Near A. T. & S. F. Depot Phone Tio.'SSFernando de Lucia.road track in Raton Pass. The pilesconsisted mainly of rairoad ties, sev-

eral thousand in number, and extend-

ing about 800 yards from the tipple'I was perfectly charmed with its

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beauty of tone and delightful touch."Francis Allitsen.Their tone is sweet as well as reson

up the canon. The ties had recentlybeen brought down from the moun-tains. There were six or seven piles

OJO CALJEJttTE r0T SPRINGS.ant. Are remarkably adapted for ac-

companying the voice." Clementinede Vere Sapio.

These Celebrated Hot Springe are lo

oted In the midst of the Ancient Cliff

blazing when the fire was discovered.About 1,200 of the ties were destroyedbefore the fire was extinguished. Theloss was about $500. The origin of thefire is not known.

welters, twenty-flv- e miles west ofTHE STORY & CLARK PIANO CO.

Employ only expert workmen and no aos, and fifty miles north of Santapiece work or contract work is donein their factories.RIVER VERY LOW.

They have won renown on two con

Fe, and about twelve miles from Bar-

ranca Station, on the Denver and BioGrande Railway, from which point adaily line of stages run to the Springs,the temperature of these waters isfrom 90 to 122 degrees. The gases are

tinents for excellence and beauty oftheir instruments.

W. N, TOWNSENDSOVTK SIDE X'XiJS.Z.S., SJL1TTJ5. FE. XTETXT MBSEICO,

Engineer Follet Says the Water in theRio Grande North of El Paso

these waters has been thoroughly t.ed by the miraculous cures attested tIn the following diseases: ParalysesRheumatism, Neuralgia, Consumption,Malaria, Brlghfs Disease of the 'Sid-neys, Syphilitic and Mercurial AJtetions, Scrofula, Catarrh, La Grippe,Female Complaints, etc., etc Board,

and bathing, $2.60 per ay; $11

per week; $50 per month. Stage mep.Denver trains and waits for Santatrain upon request. This reaort la attractive at all seasons, and la open tailwinter. Passengers for Ojo Calientacan leavs Santa Fe at 9 a, m., antreach Ojo Caliente at 4 p. m. the aanuiday. Fare for round trip from Baits)Fe to Ojo Caliente, 17.40. For furt.particulars, address

nsufficient.Prices and terms most liberal.

Call on the General Agent for Newiscarbonic. Altitude, 6,000 feet. ClimateOur Motto is to Sell the Best '

Mexico,

WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARSvery dry and delightful the yearround. There Is new a commodioushotel for the convenience of Invalidsand tourists. These waters contain1,686.24 grains of alkaline salts to thegallon, being tbe richest alkaline HotSprings In the world. The efficacy of

For the Least Possible Money

FRANK DIBERTSanta Fe, N. M.

Who will show you the Story andClark Pianos in the several styles andfinish Mahogany, Hungarian, Walnutand Golden Oak.

Engineer Follett, who is in, chargeof the United States boundary com-

mission office in El Paso, does not be-

lieve there is water enough in the rivernorth of El Paso to do any good there.Some time ago Mr. Follett instructedhis representative at San Marcial thatshould a rise appear in the river atthat point to notify him and so far hehas received no such information. Inspeaking of the prospects this springMr. Follett says it appears to him thatthere will be no water in the riverthis year in the Mesilla Valley or southuntil the rains come, which may bevery late if at all.

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Telephone No. 94. Agent for Prof. Pozzonl's Mountain Sage Malt Tonic

ANTONIO JOSEPH, ProprietorOjo Cariente. Taos County, N. ID. & R. 6. SYSTEM,

Santa Fe Branch.TIME TABLE.

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WHOLESALE GROCERS

AST BOUND WBST BOUND

No.42B. Mi Las No. 426

5:30pm. Ar.... Santa F..Lt.. 9:00am8:40a ro...Lv.. Alamoa...Ar .153.. 8:40pm

Alamosa via Salida.. Lv 6:50 a m2:21am. Lv... . Pueblo.. ..Lv.. 27.. 2:45 am8.00p m. . Lt. ... Denver.. ..Ar.. 404.. '1 :20am

Trains stop at Embudo for dinnerwhere good meals are served.

Connections.At Antonito for Durango, Silverton

and Intermediate points.At Alamosa for Denver, Pueblo and

intermediate points via either the stand-ard eauee line via La Veta Pass or the

t2 action, but a new, well-balance- d, properly-proportione- d

gun that, with modern smokeless powders, enables a shooterto use a powerful load in a small shell and reduce, materi-ally, the weight of shells and gun to be carried. . Thesmall, light gun handles fast, results in close holding andincreased accuracy. QFnii description new Martin Catalog No. A542, fast out-Stn-

three stamps for postage to THE Mablin Firearms Co., Niw Havkh, Conn.

Grain, Flow and Potatoes Stationery,Patent Medicines and Grocers' Sundries.

. HOTEL ARRIVALS.Palace: C. H. Moore, San Francisco;

C. H. Howland, Cerrillos; S. J. Spray,Salida; J. A. Scales, Albuquerque; Mrs.M. L. Porter Cole, Miss I. C. Cole,Miss Hattie H. Carson, Miss Cora Carr

narrow gauge via Salida, making .the j

entire trip In cay ngnt ana passingFKOKPT ATTENTION GIYKM MAIL OKJUEKS.Cole, Clarence J. Thomas, Alexander through the FAMOUS KUYAL uukuju,

also for all points on Creede branch.At Salida for all points west.At Denver, Pueblo and Colorado

Allen, Nashville; J. F. Kirkendall, St.4SANTA FE, N. AH. Louis; W. E. Breeget, Chicago; R.

Springs for alt points east.For further Information, sleeping car

Ackerman, Denver; E. G. Austin, LasVegas; J. I. Glendeinning and wife,Denver; H. L. Close, San Francisco; reservations time cards, literature, etc.,

call on or address.Hugh Stewart, Denver.

Claire: O. G. Mays and wife, Ber F. H. McBkide, Agent.Santa Fe. N. M.

i K, Boofkb. G. P A .

Denver. Colo.keley City, California; J. T. Whitten,Albuquerque; A. B. McMillan, Albu

Santa Fe Central Rail'y- -

A. P. HOGLE

Undertaker and

Funeral Director

AIOaTEO STKBET

TI3B TABLEEffective Sunday, Ooctober 4, 1903.

North Boundouth Bound

Beat of Release Orwn as an KMBM MTS. Rfeftt Gtjs) ) rrCE 'PHONE 141.

querque; E. C. Manning and wife,Mountainair; Jose R. Lucero, Las Cru-ce-

Ramon T. Nevares, Las Cruces;Santa Rosa Rico, Las Cruces; C. M.

Haas, Aztec; Charles Hauckson, Glo-riet-

J. B. Gilmore, Pecos; J. W.

Purefoy, Denver.Bon Ton: Pablo Crispin, Espanola;

Clemenio Crispin, Espanola; JamesCunningham, San Francisco; QuincyAdams, Silver City; A. J. Patrick, Los

Angeles.Normandie: Frank Underhill, Pres-cot- t;

Daniel McElroy and E. J. Elmer,Kansas City; W. W. Morris, Denver;Alexander Anderson, Alfred Erickson,John Johnson, John Watson, Ed. Erick-

son, Alamogordo; Edward C. Formont,Douglas, Ariz.; Thomas Jones, SanFrancisco.

No i Mi Stations. JaIM No 1

riToo'ai OLveT... Santa Fe.. .Arr 7,000 2.0D p11.15 a 6 " ,...Donacian... " 6.650 1.45 p11.40 a 16 " ...Vega Blanca.. " 6,400 1.20 p12.30 p 22 " Kennedy.... " 6.050 12.30 p12.45 p 28 " Clark 6,125 12.10 p1.35 v 41 " Stanley " 6,370 11.2 a2.15 p 52 " Moriarty... " 6.250 10.55 a2 25 p 61 "... .Mcintosh... " 6.175 10 35 a3.00 p 69 " Estancia.... " 6,140 10.05 a3.35 p 81 " Willard.... " 6,125 9.30 a4. Of) p 92 " ....Progresso... " 6,210 9.00 a4.20 p 99 " Bianca " 6,285 8.40 a5.00 p 116 Arr. ...Torrance.. Lve 6.47r 8.00 a

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Justice of the peace blanks, in En-

glish and In Spanish, for sale in largeor small quantities by the New Mexi-

can Printing Company.

Connecting at Santa Fe, N. M., withthe Denver & Bio Grande R. R. for allpoints in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Mon-

tana, Washington and the Great North'west.

Connecting at Torrance, N. M., withthe El System forKansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and allpoints east and for El Paso, Texas andall points In Southern New Mexico,Arizona and the Republic of Mexico.

Connecting at Kennedy, N. M., forpoints east and west on the Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

For rates and information addressB. W. ROBBINS,

General Passenger Agent,Santa Fe, N. M.

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIMEFor Prospective Purchasersof Building Lots in Estancia

Bstancia has GOOD WATER, SOFT WATER, PURE WATER,RAILROAD WATER, CLEAR WATER and PLENTY ot WATER

RUSSEL SAGE'S ADVICE,"Young man, Buy Real Estate,"

Will soon rank with Horace Greely's aphorism,"YOUNG MAK GO WEST!"

'"If you are going to do a good thing, do it in the best way," is

another maxim of which you wiii appreciate the force tf yoi will either' call on or comm.; 'cate with M. F. CLARKE BEFORE BUYING TOWN

vJLOTS ELSEWHERE., BE WISE.I Put your money into land Own a Town Lot and Home.

Do like your fathers did buy good property in a live town, and

your children will rise up and call ou blessed.It is entirely safe to presume that within a very short time the

' town of ESTANCIA will be one of the liveliest, largest, and most sub-- !

stantlal towns in this Bection of the southwestBe sure and write for all information desired at once. THE

PRICE OP TH2SE LOTS WILL INTEREST YOU.TERM8 TO 8UIT.

1 Adddreas all eomunlcatlens toi . W. P. CLARKE,

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t SANTA F6,NEW MEXICO.

Over a million acres ot land open for Homeeteeders In the BSTAN-

CIA VALLEY good soil and itaitr of water, whlcfe can ) had from

Qne Way: $25 00. Tickets on sale daily dm ing Marchand April.

Round Trip: $38.45. Tickets on sale April 24 to Vay2, 1904, inclusive.

Diverse Routes. If desired the round-tri- p tickets will be

issued going anJ returning via different routes.

Liberal stop-ove- r privileges accorded. .;

Personally conducted excursions three times a week. The Way to Go

A Farm For Yotil.Are you satisfied at home? Or do

you wish to better yourself? Youshould Investigate what the San Joa-pui- n

Valley of California has to offerhustlers. In that great valley is grownnine-tenth- s of the U. S. raisin crop,and millions of gallons of wine aremade yearly. You can profitably raisealmost everything there.' Good farmsat cheap prices. Low rate colonist ex-

cursions in March .and April on theSanta Fe. Write for pamphlets to H.S. Lutz, A, T. A S. F. Railway, SantaFe, New Mexico.

Fast trains. Irreproachable meal service. Your chance to

visit California economically and comfortably, and under

pleasant conditions. Free descriptive literature and full

particulars by applying to

H. S. LUTZ, Ticket Agent,The Atchison, Top Santa Fe Kail way Company,

Santa Fe, N. M.

OUR Facilities rre complete for theprompt production of Book, Pamph-let, Catalogues, and General Print-ing and Binding. We do rnly the Bestgrades of work and solicit tbe busi-ness of firms and individuals desiring"something above the ordinary" atsimply a consistent rate for the char-

acter of work w turn out

All the Way

C a I if o t n t atisht to tMrtj toot, , ',

9Tas Hose Cleanibig TSme1

The time for cleaning of the home. The time of all times, when the store shotild be visited. As yo clean

hotse and change things aroimd yot will find many opportunities lot improvement. You'll probably want to boy

new furnishings. That will be the time to remember that yoa are welcome to come here for suggestions and ideas

that will help you to arrange your home.

Prices That Appeal to the Economical !

New and Season-able 6oods.

GARDEN HOSE

Rubber and Cotton, Best

JOHNSON'S FLOORSPECIALTIES

Johnson's Floor RestorerJohnson's Floor WaxJohnson's Powdered Wax for

Dancing FloorsJohnson's Floor Finish

Call and get book.

We CarryZ. . .

PAINTS, OILS! AND

GLASS,

CHINAWARE,

GLASSWARE,

LAMPS, ETCBARBED WIRE

0Studebaker Wagons

Shovels and Spades

Lacqueret"The Dainty Decorator"

Makes old furniture look like

new. Beautifies and preservesall kinds of floors and woodwork.

Anybody can apply it.

New line ofENAMELED REFR GERATORS

Lawn Mowers,New-Mode- l, 1904.

Lawn Sprinklers

Poultry Netting

All kinds of

GARDEN

TOOLS

and

AlabastineThe Beautiful Wall Coating

For the HomeFor the Schools

Get color card

THE BEST ISTHE CHEAPEST

Window ScreenIn the line of Guns and

Ammunition Best Made.Screen Doors

i r uihiotc iiuiDnDTFn lfsHFFP MFN IflSING HEAVILY . ica--OAAOA MUMIABaBMiaBBBHBaMHH IV! HO n I li I vj I vJ imrwixii-v- . .- -- ...... JACOB WBLTMEH,

J. B. VAUGHN, CmUm.S. J. PALKN, Preside. The Santa Fe Railway Brings in a CarLoad to Work in the Albuquer-

que Shops.

Out of an Increase of 200 a Day, Only20 or 25 Lambs are Being Saved.

Mr. McLaughlin, one of the largesheep owners of the Santa Rosa coun-

try reports that lambing has begun,and out of an in crease of, 200 a day,not more than 20 or .25 lambs are be-in- e

saved. In other cases the lamb

HBNKT L. WALDO. Tlaa

BOOIS, STATIOJiEHY, fjUGAZlJJES, PERIODICALS.

Headquarters for

SCHOOL SUPPLIESFine Confectionery and Cigars

The Santa Fe has imported aboutthirty machinists, machinist helpersand handy men to work in the shopssituated at Albuquerque. They arrivedthis moraine at 1:05 on No. 7., TheTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK crop is a total loss. Even should rain

now come, the grass could not startsoon enough to prevent continued loss. Santa Fe. N. M.men were in a day coach, closely shut-tPi-p- ri

nn thef ront end of thet rain and 208 San Francisco St.

their car was detached and carried to However, the sheep themselves are ineood condition. The wool clip will be

light. The lambing season has not yetMSTA ft, tEH CEMCO SCIENTIFIC EMBALMING

ithe railroad shops, where bunk andboarding cars were provided for them.There were very few people at thedepot when the train arrived, and nodisturbance whatever occurrred, butthe car was carefully guarded. It wasImpossible to gain admittance to thecaTs, so it could not be ascertainedwhere the men were from, but It Is

thought that they were picked up bymen throughout the east and were

.a At Oar jUndertaking Parlors

The Latest Scientific Methods of EaibalalatUnited States Designated Depositary.n

begun in the hill country, which stret-

ches eastward from Las Vegas andSanta Fe to the great mesas, wherestock is looking well, and if rain comeswithin a week or two the greater partof the lamb crop will be saved.

OF INTEREST TO ALL.The Goldie Watch Shop formerly

with Blain's Bazaar, has moved In

with the Santa Fe Filigree Manufac-

turing Company, 208 Don Gaspar Ave-

nue. A more appropriate place forgood first class watch repairing aswell as clocks, typewriters and sewingmachines, popular prices. All work

fully guaranteed.GOLDIE CHAPMAN.

hrnntrht. from Kansas City here. It is4

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ire Employed. Calls Answer tna the Parian Day ar Night ar by D0R0TE0 SENA, Afaa

Pria Real. Oar Parian Coasts af a Nicely aad Appropriately Fitted Up Suite at No, 111

Liacola Aveaue. West Side Plaza, Saaia Ft, New Mexico.

ALL KINDS OF PICTURE FRAMING,

claimed that the Santa Fe Companyhas been duped and that half of these

JSC- - O. YO-N"T- Z MANUFACTURER O- F-

FJexican Filigree Jewelry strike hreakers hold union cards. Thelocal shop situation begins to look se-

rious, and this action of the railroadDEALER INcompany seems to indicate" that they DUDHOW Si KJTENIEWitches, Clocks, Jewelry and Hand Painted China.

Repairing of fine watches and Jewelry work a specialty.expect trouble.

ARIZONA DEMOCRATS

HARMONIOUSaim RUGS and IIDUI GOODS $ FILIGREE it WHOLESALE til lETUL Everything the market affords at theBon Ton. FINE MONUMENTS TO ORDER.

247 San Francisco StGOLD'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOPMark Smith Advised the Indorsing of

Wiiliam Randolph Hearst forthe Presidency. WANTS

AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS- -

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Follow the crowd to the Bon Ton.

CLOSING

OUT

SALE !

Reports from Tucson, Arizona, saythat unless all signs fail, the Arizonaterritorial convention will be as full of

harmony as the Maricopa county con-vention. Mark Smith Is home from avisit to Washington and New York,and during his absence he has undoubt-edly seen a new light, for he has statedofficially since his return that he cansee no harm in indosing Hearst for thepresidency. The only reservation hemakes to this statement is that a

delegation should not be iron-boun-d

to stick for Hearst, first, lastand all the time but that in event of

ANY ONE desiring male help of anykind please notify Alan R. McCord,Secretary Capital City Band.

The Good Old FishingTime is here again, we

have a full line of high

grade Trout Flies, Sink-

ers, Leaders, Rods andIHooks.

ATTENTION LETTERS Earn 20

per 100 writing short letters fromcopy; address with stamped envelopefor particulars. Albion Specialty Co.,Albion, Mich.a fruitless fight for Hearst, the dele

FOR SALE Fine saddle pony.at Claire Hotel.

Black Bass in any shape at Bon T-o-

gates shall be allowed to make a sec-

ond choice. With this important con-

cession of Mr. Smith, the whole Demo-cratic fight in Arizona Is simplified. IfMr. Smith sticks to his announced be-

lief In this particular, it will add manyfriends who up to this time have givenstrength to the anti-Hear- cause.With Smith In the Hearst column, Itmeans harmony in the largest sense

, Wishing to retire from business I will sell myentire stock of

INDIAN and MEXICAN BLANKETS. POTTERY .

BASKETS. DRAWN WORK. CURIOS. ETC.

At less than Cost

TOURISTS:

Do you know that you miss half of Santa Fe if

you do not visit our Curio Store & Free Museum

Sign of the Old Cart & Send for Catalogue

Cor. San Franclsct Street and Burro Alley

Go to DavisFor Fine Photos.

Finished in Platinum andPlatino.

PLAZA STUDIO .

of the word, as delegates favorable toHearst are sure of selection, and theremaining opposition is too weak evento make protest.

"W. HI-- QOEBELThe Hardware Dealer

CATRON BLOCK, NO 3t. SANTA FE, N. H Santa Fe, N.Good eating at the Bon Ton.

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