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MEXICAN"ANTA FE NEWVOL. 41. NO. 8.SANTA FE, N. M., MONDAY FEBRUAKY 29, 1904.

INSANE NEGRO ANOTHER FIGHT IN

THE PHILIPPINESCAUSES TROUBLE WILL FIGHT TO

THE FINISHShct and Killed One Postal Clerk and

THE STATE-HOODTANG-LE

Partisan Feeling Ran High at theLast Meeting of the Com-

mittee on Territories.

Entire Band of Moros Captured orkilled With Exception of Hassan

the Leader.

VICTORY FOR

NEWMEXICO

Bill Providing for an AdditionalAssociate Justice and a

Sixth Judicial DistrictPasses the House.

Wounded Another on SouthernRailroad in Alabama.

Washington, Feb. 29 General WadeBirmingham, Alabama, Feb. 29 Anegro supposed to be insane, shot andkilled Postal Clerk Stockton and possibly fatally wounded Postal ClerkBass on the north bound AlabamaGreat Southern train No. 2, two milesRODEY'S LAST APPEALon this side of Meridian today.

JapaneseArthur

Determined to Seize PortBut General Stoessel An

NAMES SENT TO SENATEposse with bloodhounds is now on his

in a cablegram to the war departmentdated Manila yesterday, advises thedepartment of the report of GeneralWood concerning the engagement atJolo, on the 14th instant, with theremnants of Hassan's Cotta Moros.The American expedition was incharge of Major Hugh L. Scott. Duringthe fight Wood says the firing twicestopped to give the Moros a chance tosurrender but they declined. The en-

tire body, he says, with the exceptionof Hassan, is either dead or capturedand Hassan is located. Lieutenant

trail.Tracked By Bloodhounds.

It Almost Resulted in Arizona BeingLet Out Altogether-- No Bill Yet

Reported.President Nominates Prominent Men

as Chairman and Members of theIsthmian Commission.

nounced That He Will Never Givethe Order to Surrender.

Birmingham, Feb. 29 According toreports received by the officials of theAlabama Great Southern shooting oftwo postal clerks today, was the partof a plot to rob the train. The shootIng was done by Jim Paris, a negrowho seized a package of registered let

Eugene R. Wrest was seriously wound-ed. A number of troopers were alsowounded.Suez, Feb. 29 The Russian cruiser American Officers to Accompany Rusters before he jumped from the train.

Special Correspondence New Mexican.Washington, Feb. 24 Tuesday the

23d instant was a field day for the ter-ritories before the House committeeof the House of Representatives inWashington. A full meeting of bothparties on the committee was calledto have a "conference," not a caucus,to ascertain what sort of statehood

Aurora with five torpedo boats has arin jumping ne reii ana one leg wasrived here. The British coal laden

sian I roops.Washington, Feb. 29 The Russian

army has formally granted the requestof the United States that certain offi

crushed by the train. He draggedhimself three miles where he was steamers Ettrickdale and Frankby and

the Norwegian steamer Matilda, alsoladen with coal, were captured by a

Washington, Feb. 29 The Presidenttoday sent to the Senate the followingnominations: Chairman of the Isth-mian commission, Rear Admiral JohnG. Walker, U. S. N., retired. Membersof the commission, Major GeneralGeorge W. Davis, U. S. A., retired;William H. Burr, New York, BenjaminM. Harrod. Louisiana, Carl EdwardGrunsky, California, Frank J.. Hooker,Michigan.

House.Washington, Feb. 29 Mr. Castor

HARD BATTLE IN

SOUTHWEST AFRICAfound by bloodhounds and arrestedSeveral registered letters were found Russian squadron in the Red Sea but

have been released by order of theCzar.

in his pockets. It is believed thatthree or four negroes were involved inthe plot although only one appears to The Germans and the Herreros Meet

and Ten Hours of Fighting .

Ensues.Japan Protests Against Insulting Rehave entered the postal car.

marks.The Hague, Feb. 29 The protest of

but urging certain details as to time

cers of the American army be permit-ted To accompany the Russian troopsand- - to witness their operations in thewar with Japan. Ambassador McCor-mic- k

in a cablegram informing Secre-tary Hay Of this fact, states that theofficers cannot join the Russian armybefore 'April 15 of the Russian calen-dar.Satisfactory Treaty Between Japan

and Corea.Wei Hi Wti, Feb. 29 The treaty

signed last Tuesday between Japan andCorea provides for the latter confer-in- g

to Japan's Ideas of reform, Japanpledging the b , ety of the Corean roy

Berlin, Feb. 29 Colonel Leutwein,Governor of German southwest Africa,

the Japanese minister against the re-

marks made by Muraieff, President ofthe arbitration tribunal and the Rus

and terms. A half hour was then oc

bills would be reported. The commit-tee whip brought in the full member-ship. The chairman and every mem-ber of the committee expressed theirsentiments, some' of them taking fif-

teen or twenty minutes to have theirsay, ho that the conference lastedfrom 3 0 a. m. to after 3 p. m. Thethree interested delegates sat speech-less $nd motionless in their seatswhile the fate of their great jurisdic-tions was virtually being passed upon.Every Republican on the committeefavored nothing save two states forthe four territories, but there wassome difference as to the details ofhow Oklahoma and Indian Territoryshould be joined. No one favored,

telegraphs from Swakopmund that Macupied trying to agree upon terms fora report, but partisan rancor had risen jor Estoreff's column on February 25

had a severe ten hours' fight with theso high that no result was arrived at.Hereros near Otjihinanaka. The naThe report will, therefore, probably

sian minister of justice, in a speechwhich he made on February 22 afterannouncing the tribunal's decision infavor' of blockading the powers, asagainst Venezuela says: The govern-ment of Japan, convinced that a per

tives finally retreated. Their strengthbe a strict party one, and if the join

elected to succeed Mr. Burke from thethird Pennsylvania district, was swornin when the House convened today.The House then went into committeeot the whole to consider the Districtof Columbia appropriation bill.

Sixth Judicial District Bill.Washington, Feb. 29 The House

today passed a bill providing for anadditional associate justice, for the Su-

preme Court of New Mexico, and creat-ing the Sixth Judicial District.

Senate.Washington, Feb. 29 Soon after the

Senate convened It took up a bill forthe purchase of a site and the erection

and losses is unknown. One Germanture bills pass on the floor, it will haveto be by a strict party vote, and under officer was killed and four men

alty and territorial Independence. were wounded.manent arbitration court cannot prop-erly be used as a means of attacking Japan is authorized to resist the en

a special rule shutting off debate andamendments. It developed during the croachments of a third party and tothe action, motives or the good namethat the Senate and thejoining them previous to 1906, owing meetingHouse leaders are afraid that the PORTIONS OF CHI-

CAGO SUBMERGEDto existing Indian treaties. All the Re-

publicans favored joining New Mexi

of the powers signatory to The Hagueconvention of 1899, protests formallyand seriously both in defense of itshonor and dignity and to prevent thefurther misuse of this high court.

co and 'Arizona at once. Their state

occupy Corean territory, if necessary,for strategic purposes. The treaty isconsidered highly satisfactory to bothparties.

Russians Refused Produce.Lian Yang, Feb. 29 General Mish-tehenk-

with a detachment t runt

ments when giving their views showedplainly the deep seated opposition to

of a public building for the depart-ments of state, justice and commerceand labor.

Caused By Heavy Rains and Meltingagainst the insulting remarks of MSnow Serious Damage to Prop-

erty is Threatened.Muravieff concerning the Japaneseed Cossacks has reached Kashanja, To Prosecute Liquor Dealers.

Secretary Hitchcock has requestedCorea, and Is expected to arrive atgovernment. Japan further requeststhe insertion of this protest on theminutes of the court, and that it begiven publicity equal to the remarks

an appropriation of $10,000 from ConChicago, Feb. any of thedistricts about Chicago are sub-

merged owing to heavy rains andsnow. From Seventy-fift- h Streetwhich called it out.

Ichio Yang today. His men and horsesare in good condition and. he is wellsupplied with provisions. The Cos-

sacks have seized the telegraph lineIn northern Corea. The concentrationof Chi'uese troops westward of Mukdenis not relishel by the Russians and it

Injured Vessels Towed to Nagasaki

statehood fight, if brought on the floorof the House and in the Senate willdelay adjournment, and that they weretrying hard on the Senate side to keepthe bills from getting there this ses-

sion, but the House committee seemeddetermined to send them there. Afterthe Democrats retired, it seems thatRodey's appeal had made such an ef-

fect upon the Republican members ofthe committee as that a few of 'themadvocated leaving out Arizona and re-

porting New Mexico alone, but theywere overpowered by the remainder ofthe committee, the statement that sucha bill could not pass in the Senatehaving great weight with those favor-

ing New Mexico alone.It seems from remarks heard in the

committee that this jointure of thefour territories into two states is awell understood and planned policy ofthe administration, and that the Presi

south to Burnside there is a chain ofminiature lales ttmt threaten seriousSt. Petersburg, Feb. 29 The cour

ier De Tien Tsin says that in spite of damage to property.the Japanese measures to conceal their

gress with which to run down andprosecute persons running liquorstores on Indian reservations.The Fifth Anniversary of Secretary .

Hitchcock.The fifth anniversary of the appoint-

ment of Secretary Hitchcock to the po-

sition of secretary of the interior oc-

curred on Saturday last. This wouldnot be such a remarkable event wereit not for the fact that it completes fortha secretary the longest term of ser-- ,vice of any secretary of the interior.

is doubted if the attitude of the popu-iation can be relied upon. The people WILL MEET INat several points, refuse to sell pro

losses, it is known that the battleshipYashima and the armored cruisersAsama and Takiwa have been towedto Nagasaki to repair the damagethey have sustained.

duct to the Russians. Snow stormsSAN FRANCISCOare raging here and the frost is in

tense.Port Arthur Will Never Surrender.Port Arthur, Sunday, Febr. 28 Gen Secretary Columbus Delano, who occuJim Jeffries and Jack Munroe Are

Matched for the Heavy WeightChampionship.

RODEY CALLS ON PRESIDENTeral Stoessel, commander of the gar-rison here has issued a general orderdent of the United States well under

pied the position in President Grant'scabinet, held the record until last sum-mer. Mr. Delano held the portfoliostands it, and while if he does not adfor four years and a half. It is expectTelegraphs That Latter is Enthusias-

tically in Favor of CombinedStatehood.

vocate it openly, favors it. The Senateend of the fight may be retarded bythe absence of Senator Quay, as theyare all deferring to him in the matter.

ed that Secretary Hitchcock will holdhis office for at least six years, if not

New York, Feb. 29 Jim Jeffries andJack Munroe signed articles to fightfor the heavy championship of theworld at the Yosemite Athletic Clubin San Francisco, during the last weekin May. A purse of $25,000 is

directing the attention of the troopsand the inhabitants to the fact thatthe Japanese consider the seizure ofPort Arthur a question of nationalhonor and from their obstinate attacksand bombardments of the fortress andbays he can only conclude that the

longer.It is now as certain as anything can Special to the New Mexican.

Washington', Feb. 29 The Presidenthas just sent for me. He enthusiastibe that the matter has become one of COLDEST WINTER ON

cally favors joint statehood as the onpolitics, that the Republicans will tryto pass the jointure bills as a claimedfulfillment of their party pledges, and REPUBLICANS OF

ly possible solution. Will use his in-

fluence to have bill passed this session.I'm sure hewants all Of his friends to

RECORD IN NEW YORK.New York, Feb. 29 The winter ot

1903-- 4 closes today with the record inNew York of having been the coldestin the annals of the weather bureau.The mean temperature having been.26 1-- 3 degrees.

that the Democratic party in Congresswill resist the passage of the bills, at

enemy will make every effort to cap-ture the fortress, failing which theJapanese will destroy the railroad andwithdraw. "The enemy, however,"proceeds the general order, "is mistak-en. Our troops know and the inhab-itants are hereby informed by me thatwe will not yield. We must fight tothe finish as I, commandant, will nev

help the measure out. LUNA COUNTYB. S. RODEY.least of the jointure of New Mexico

and Arizona, because the same is nota fulfillment of the promises of eithernational party platform, and because FIREAT SEA.

Will Meet at Deming March 12th andElect Delegates to Las Vegas

Convention.they would rather have the bills notpass so as to embarrass the Republi

er give the order to surrender. I callon all to become convinced of the ne-

cessity of fighting to the death. Those

OFFICIALMATTERS.

Notaries Public Appointed.Governor Otero today appointed the

The Captain of the Steamer QueenThe Republican central committeecans in the coming national election.

The Democrats probably in any event,will vote for the jointure of Oklahoma

Tells a Story of Disaster in WhichFourteen Lives Were Lost.

Seattle, Washington, Feb. 29 Cap

of Luna County held a meeting atDeming last Saturday at which the callfor the Republican county convention

following notaries public: B. M. Readof Santa Fe for Santa Fe County. Mil

who leave without fighting will notsave themselves. There is no way. On

three sides there is the sea and on thefourth will be the enemy. There is nomeans of escape except by fighting."

and Indian Territory if the bill Is pre-

sented to them, as they cannot help tain Cousins of the steamer Queen,which put in here yesterday reportingthat under their platform, and the ton H. Elford of Dexter for Chaves

County.of that county to select two delegatesto the Las Vegas convention was is-

sued. The convention was called fora loss of fourteen lives from fire andpressure from the million and a half

of people living in those great terrl-- lMust Gain Liao Tung Peninsula.

Chemulpo, Feb. 29 It would appear

any separate statehood for New Mexi-co or Arizona. It is now manifest thatif every state west of Kansas was yeta territory, no one could get in butCalifornia. Some thought that threeor four of the northwestern statesought to be one state. Much to thesurprise of the delegates, Spaulding,of North Dakota, who once lived in aterritory himself, favored the jointure.Lilly, of Connecticut, said he favoredmaking ODe state of the four applyingterritories, and only acquiesced in twostates because the majority of his par-

ty was against him.

They all argued that every smallwestern state (in population) that hadbeen admitted was a mistake. Mostof them argued that while the consti-tution gave all states equal representa-tion in the Senate, that fact grew outof necessity at the inception of thegovernment, and it would not do toadmit too many thinly populatedstates to have equal representation inone of the national legislative bodies.All of the Democrats on the commit-tee practically agreed with the Repub-licans on the advisability of joiningOklahoma and Indian Territory as onestate, but some difference of opinionas to details and the time when theenabling act should go into effect wasmanifest. The Democrats to a manopposed the joining of New Mexicoand Arizona. Some of them offered toleave Arizona out and let New Mexicoin alone, but this the Republicanswould not agree to. Much discussion,sometimes approaching bitterness,

Finally the three interesteddelegates were heard from. Rodey ofNew Mexico, was heard first. Themembers present were heard to re-

mark that his was one of the most

pathetic appeals probably ever madebefore a committee for what he con-

ceived to be the rights of his consti-

tuents. He told of the universal de-

sire in his Territory for separate state-hood and the fierce opposition to jointstatehood in Arizona, and then showedall the letters and newspaper editor-

ials, which were many, that he hadin his possession, favoring the jointureas a last resort, and also the letters,resolutions and editorials from theTerritory resisting the jointure under,all circumstances.

Finally he confessed that as allstatehood, save a jointure, appeared tobe impossible in the lifetime of thepresent generation, it would be betterthat the enabling act should pass forthe jointure if the terms were reason-

able and the people of New Mexicoand Arizona be given a chance at thepolls to accept or reject it In the voteon a constitution. At this point In his

speech, he turned to Delegate Wilsonof Arizona, and stated that the bar-

gain between them, which was madelast summer, to stand together for

separate statehood until all hope of Itwas lost, was at an end, and that forthe future each delegate must be freeto do that which he thought was bestfor his constituents. The scene wasa touching one. .

Delegate Wilson followed in one ofthe most bitter and powerful appealsever made to a committee, character-izing the position' of the majority ofthe committee as unworthy, untenableand unjust, and asserting his determi-nation to fight the jointure to the lastditch, come what would. DelegateMcGnlre. of Oklahoma, followed in a

complimentary speech to the commit-tee for their kind treatment of bis ter-

ritory and acquiescing In the Jointure,

storm, tells the following story of thedisaster:

Postoffice Discontinued.The postoffice at Hot Springs, SanSaturday March 12 at Deming, the

to be assured that the Japanese willtories is too strong to be resisted. Ifany person had any doubt about the Miguel County, has been discontinued."At 4:50 o'clock Saturday morning,not commit themselves to a definite

Second Officer Reese reported to mestatement that has frequently of late On March 31, the postoffice at Cabra,San Miguel County, will also be disthat the ship was on fire Getting allcontinued.

county seat. It will consist of eighteendelegates. The primaries will be heldMarch 5th at 7:30 p. m. The differentprecincts will be entitled to delegatesas follows: No. 1, Deming 11; No. 2,

Cooks 1; No. 3, Lower Mimbres 2; No.

4, Lewis 1; No. 5, Columbus 2; No. 6,

Hermanos 1. Total 18.

been made, that New Mexico and Ari-

zona cannot get into the union alonein this generation, it would have beendissipated could he have heard the

plan of campaign entailing marchingthrough Corea without first endeavor-

ing to gain possession of the Liao

Tung peninsula. The approach ofwarmer weather indicates the gradualbreaking up of roads. There is a re

Examination for Officers, of Unitedhands on deck we started to fight thefire which waa- located in the after sa-

loon. When I came on deck the flameswere shooting thirty feet-o- ut of thesaloon skylights. The fire continuedto gather headway and when it looked

States Volunteer Forces.Adjutant General W. H. Whitemanstatements made at this committee

of the New Mexico National Guard hasmeeting. The day has passed whenport that the troops south of Seoul find

any state .can get Into this union again received instructions from the war de-

partment to the effect that persons deimpossible to keep it under control, IQUAY COUNTY REPUBLICANS

siring to qualify for service as volunmarching laborious. This fact, to-

gether with the fact that Chemulpowill be open in fourteen days, doubt-

less explains the lull in disembarkaWill Hold Convention for Election of

teer officers in the United States armymay take the necessary examination.The examination Is one of the princi

tion.

gave orders to lower the boats andfinally the starboard boats were low-

ered into the water. One of them gotunder the guard and stove in and laterwas upset, the other boats going tothe rescue. I do not know how manypeople were in the boats lowered, pos-

sibly 60. At 8:30 o'clock, believing thefire to be under control I took themon board again safely, except those

pal provisions of the Dick militia lawand bears no significance except that

Two Deleaates at TucumcariMarch 12th.

The Republicans of Quay County,

Mendacious Reports Spreading inCorea.

The official news agency today pub

with less than a million of people. On-

ly the desire to keep party pledges inpart, and get rid of the statehood fightand clean up the continental territor-ial question, once and for all, makes itpossible or probable for New Mexicoand Arizona to come, into the unionnow even when joined together as onestate. These statements are made forthe serious consideration of the peopleof New Mexico and Arizona. In themthey can see their condition and theirfate. With them now will lie the pow

it enables the President to select fromthe list of those examined and passed.lishes the following dispatch: fort

Arthur, February 29, according to ad commissioned officers for the volunvices from Pekin, Prince Ching has

will hold their county convention atTucumcari at 2 o'clock on the after-noon of Saturday March 12th and willelect two delegates to the Republicanterritorial convention at Las Vegas.

drowned- - when the boat capsized.teer forces in time of war. An exami-nation will be held in this city sometime during May.

pointed out to the Japanese ministerthat the attitude of the Japanese liv-

ing in China, who for more than aThree men when called by the alarmof fire rushed through the smoke into The county convention will consist of Coal Land Contest.

In the contest case of August Rich- -the cock pit where they were suffocat33 delegates.ed or burned to death. I have no idea

of the cause of the fire."

week have been spreading mendacious

reports, is calculated to cause a risingagainst the Europeans. The Prince,therefore, asks the Japanese minister

ter, contestant, versus Edward Pillard,contestee, for NE 1-- NE 1-- section

er to accept or refuse the only thingthat 1b offered. The chances are thatif they accept and come In, they can

get better terms than they can afterthe great and populous territories ofOklahoma and Indian Territory havebeen joined and let into' the union asone state. New Mexico and Arizona

SAW MILL BLOWN UP.T 15 N, R 18 W, coal lands in Mc--

Kinley County. Affidavits were filedSupposed to Be the Work of Enemies. today by E. Sturgell and John J. How

to take the necessary preventive meas-

ures. It is confirmed that a Japanesetorpedo boat destroyer was blown upand another sunk during the recentfighting. The wreck of the latter wa3

subsequently washed ashore.

Three Men Injured, One Prob-

ably Fatally. acan now probably get not only about23,000,000 acres of land for theirschools and Institutions, but there is a

first class chance that the joint state

ard for Pillard, alleging that Richteropened a saloon on the land in ques-tion in December of last year and hasbeen conducting it since, that he hasnot discovered, opened or developedany valuable mine of coal upon thesaid land as is required by law. The

The saw mill of Ricardo Ribera, sitLand Encounter on Sunday.

Chee Foo. Feb. 29 The twenty-nint- hwould also be given $lU,U0U,uuu incash for the support of its common

AND STILL .ANOTHER FIRE.

Park Hotel and. Postoffice Block in

Livingston, Montana, DestroyedLoss $100,000.

Butte, Montana. Feb. 29 A Living-ston. Montana, dispatch says: A firestarted from an exposed wire in thePark Hotel in this city early today andtotally destroyed the postoffice blockIn which the hotel was located. Theloss was about $100,000. All mail,money and records in the postofllcewere saved. There were no casualtiesalthough a number of the guests of thehotel escaped in their night clothes.

Japanese infantry occupying PingYang, midwaz between Seoul and the

uated some distance from the town ofMora, Mora County, Is reported to havebeen blown up on Friday night. Theexplosion is said to be due to dyna-mite which was placed by enemies,but another report has it that thebursting of a boiler in the mill was

schools, the same to draw four percent interest as long, as the whole or

any part of it is permitted to remain Yalu River on Sunday met a body of

undrawn from the United states treas

original hearing in the contest washad In July of last year, the federalland office in this city deciding in fav-or of Richter. Pillard appealed to thecommissioner of the general land of-

fice and the appeal Is still pending. C.F. Easley is attorney for Pillard andB. M. Read for Richter.

ury. the cause of the disaster. Three men

Russian cavalry scouts north of PingYang and drove them back. It is esti-mated that 60,000 Japanese troopshave- - landed at Chemulpo. The trans-ports are not now escorted by war-

ships. .

were seriously Injured. One of themhad both legs blown off and it isCall on the New Mexican Printing

Company for engraved visiting cards. thought that he will die.

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Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, Fefcroatv 29, 1904.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Attorneys at Law.

OXFORD CLUB MAX. FROST,Attorney at Law, Santa Fe, N. M.

15 STRONGER

THAN ITSGEO. W. KNAEBEL,

Office in Griffin Block. Collections aawsearching titles a specialty.

sflmrfl re m miIK KW MEXICAN PRINTING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS

ICAX. FROST Editor.tAUL A. F. WALTER

Associate Editor.CHARLES M. STaUFFER .. Manager

JEatered as Second Class matter atSanta Fe Fostofflce.

The New Mexican is the oldest newB-Mp- er

in New Mexico. It 13 sent to ev-

ery postofflce in the Territory, and haslarge and growing circulation among

the intelligent and progressive peopleof the Southwest

quoted, falls as of its own weight, asit is not supported by the facts in thecase. If the Las Vegas Optic desiresto support third rate railroad legallights, why that is its business. TheNew Mexican believes that the LasVegas convention will make such se-

lections as will prove for the best in-

terests of the Territory and of citi-zens who are representative and re-

spectable men; should this not be thecase, and should it be necessary tocriticise the selections., the New Mex-

ican will certainly do so without fearor favor. In the" meantime had thispaper a slate it would certainly advo-cate it. and fight for it; of this the Op-

tic may rest well assured. Right herethe New Mexican desires to say thatthe selection of one delegate at largeand one from each of the five judicial

iWEAKEST

Has on hand a constant supply of

the finest brands of

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARSAH the Popular Games.

jt j jt jt8AN FRANCISCO 8T., 8AXTA FB, V. M .

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Officein the Capitol.(

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EUGENE A. FISKE,Attorney and Counselor at Law,

Santa Fe, N. M.

Supreme and District Court Practice.

LI N K

M0 MAM J. E Lacome, Pfopfietoisdistricts in the Territory, would be'!

BENJAMIN M. READ,Attorney-at-Law- ,

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

IS5TR0NGERabout as fair and as equitable a division as could be made under the cir A. F. SPIE6ELBEH6cumstances and the New Mexicanhopes and believes that the Las Vegasconvention will adopt this plan. It will

WILLIAM McKEAN, V

Attorney-at-Law- .

Practice In all the Courts, Taos, N. M.

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advocate this from now until the dayof the convention.

THAN HISSTOMACHDK PIERCESGOLDEN

The Alton B. Parker boom is full ofw. j. Mcpherson,

Attorney-atLaw- . Practices in all theCourts in the Territory. Santa Fe.New Mexico.

judicial repose and dignity and morethan likely it will remain in dignifiedrepose.

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Blankets, Baskets, Pottery, Rag, Wax, Feather and LinenDrawn Work. Opals, Turquoises, Garnets

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To have tne best of every thing to the line.

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

Las Cruces, New Mexico.MEDICALUNIONCable dispatches again announce

that Constantinople is the dirtiest cityin the world. That is what they callnews in Europe.

District attorney for Dona Ana, Otero.DISCOVERY brant, Luna and Sierra Counties.Third Judicial District.

iMAKES WEAKlThe New Mexican suggests to thewar correspondents in the far East toread the story of George Washington'slife as soon as they find time. Thesooner the better.

STOMACHS

NOT A FAIR DIVISION."The New Mexican has made up a

slate for delegates to the Republicannominating convention. A glance atthe list shows the names of the ter-

ritorial auditor, superintendent of theterritorial penitentiary, three districtattorneys and one county treasurer.

CHAS. F. EASLEY.(Late Surveyor General.)

Attorney-at-Law- , Santa Fe, N. M.,Land and mining business a specialty,5TR0NG

So far as the personnel of the listvnoa thf Otitic, has not a word of B: HAMLEYi

Your Uncle Sam is becoming quitea leader in the concert of powers andsome of the effete monarchies of Eur-

ope do not like it, but what can't becured must be endured.

obiection to make. The gentlemen A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

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 Countiesof Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Taos and SanJuan. Santa Fe, N. M.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrudmentioned would make an excellentdelegation to represent the voice ofNow Mexico in the national conven

Santa Fe,tion. But to the principle involvedwe take exception. Every one of the

Hcmon is nt nresent enjoying a

Revolutionists in Santo Domingomust be a dangerous lot. They havethreatened to sack and burn the cityof Washington, unless the UnitedStates desists from interfering withthem.

ing Piles. Your druggist will refundmoney if PAZO OINTMENT fails tocure you, in 6 to 14 days. 50c.

H. N. WILLCOX,GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.

Catron Block, Phone 71.

tnElT4ISC0

Strut,

SXXXiSlt EfcT

W. s. McBRAYES. OLB CROW saa

old oscAi ferret Kentucky whiskies.OVEHOLT aad 0WKBNHE1MER PENN RYE WHISKY.

ftTSfl AND SCOTCH WHISKIES

AND DISTILLERY BOTTLED WHISKY.

FRENCH COONAC AND HOLLAND 6 IN.

CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDY.

eUNNESS'S PORTBR AND BASSES' ALE.

No. 859 on the North Side of the Street.

highly honorable and profitable posi-tion at the hands of his party. Theyare faithful servants of their partyand their service has been recognizedwith a substantial reward.

EDWARD C. WADE,Attorney-at-Law- .

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

a specialty."LAS CRUCES, . NEW MEXICO.

mexico.

To a slate containing the names of

The Belgarian government an-

nounces that it is for peace with Tur-

key, until it is prepared to fight anduntil the Bulgarian army is fully sup-

plied with arms and ammunition.Here is true candor for you. ,

one or two men who are present in-

cumbents of the most desirable officesin the gift of the party, the Opticwould offer no objection. But we be-

lieve the New Mexican is overdoingthe thing. And we believe that sscha principle is injurious to the bestinteracts of the party. The Territory

SECOND CLASS COLONISTSRATES TO CALIFORNIA.

March 1st to April 30th, 1904.The following second class colonist

rates will be in effect daily fromMarch 1st to April 30, 1904, to all prin-cipal points: From Chicago $33; St.Louis $30; Missouri River points $25;Santa Fe $25. Rates to intermediatepoints to be no higher, for further par-

ticulars call on any agent of the San-

ta Fe. H. S. LUTZ.Agent, Santa Fe, N. M.

FRANK W. CLANCY,Attorney-at-La- w.

(District Attorney 2d Judicial District.)Practices in the District Ooarts and

the Supreme Court of the Territory, al-

so before the United States SupremeCourt in Washington.

NEW MEXICO.ALBUQUERQUE - -

These Wall Street trust magnatesand bond clippers are certainly not ashard up as they would have people be-

lieve. Mr. Harriman has just purTHE ST. ELMO CLUB

DIGNEO & NAPOLEON, Props.Dealess la All Kind Domestic and Importedchased 55,000 tons of steel rails andi full of good Republicans, strong

men and true, who enjoy no rewardfor the (service rendered their party

that "poor but honest man J. rier-pon- t

Morgan has paid $1,000 for a dog.and who for various reasons would A. B. RENEHAN, i

Attorney-at-La- w.

Practices in the Supreme an4 Distris?Court. Mining and Land Law a specie

The Alabama LMy White Republi-cans have decided to look with morefavor upon the colored brother. Theyhave come to the conclusion thatthat's about the only way they can

tr. Rooms 8 and 9, Sena Building, Faace Avenue, Santa Fe, N. U.

Viaes, Liquors, (fears and Tobaccos

California Wines, Rhine Wines and Native Wines.G. F. Heubleln & Bro's. Cocktails all ready for use,Avondale Club Whiskey. Silver Creek Whiskey.

Family Trade a Specialty

FINE BAR, BIUrlARD TABIDS AND CLUB ROOMS.n n ao.o 1 Telephone No. 6.

SECOND CLASS COLONISTRATES TO THE NORTHWEST.

March 1 to April 30, 1904, via Santa FeSecond class rates Santa Fe to Hele-

na, Butte and Missoula, Montana, willbe $32, to Portland, Tacoma and Seat-tle $37, to Spokane $34.50, for partial-Jar- s

call on any agent of the Santa Fe.H. S. LUTZ.

Agent, Santa Fe.

get the offices they wantOSTEOPATHY

The resignation of Perry S. Heath

DR. CHARLES A. WHEELON, ,as secretary of the Republican nation-

al committee, is not received by thecountry with any undue commotion.it seems that Mr. Heath did the Re

publican party and himself a service MO. ZIO von . JlII II

Osteopath.No. 103 Palace Avenue.

Successfully treats acute and chronicdiseases without drugs or medicines.

No Charge for Consultation.Hours: 2 m., 2-- 5 p. m. Phone 166.

n

by resigning.

INFORMATION BUREAU OFTHE WORLD'8 FAIR.

A St. Louis World's fair informationbureau has been established at 836Seventeenth street, Denver, in chargeof Phil P. HUxhcock, where informa-tion will be ctoerfully furcish&d.

George Fred Williams of Massachusetts proposes to be on time at the St.Louis Democratic convention. Thefaction which he represents in theDemocratic party has already arranged for headquarters in the World s

DR. C. N. LORD,Office, Kahn Block, over Spits' JewelryStore, South Side of Plaza.Fair city. One single bedstead will

accommodate the faction.. C. O. HARRISON, D. D. &,

Office: Over Fischer's Drug Store.On the Plaza.

(Successor to Dr. Manley.)

The valued Las Vegas Optic ex

MONEY'S DIGEST. ,

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany has made arrangementswith the publisher of Money's Digestof the New Mexico reports to sell thesame at the reduced price of $6.50,delivered In any part of the Territory.This price will hold good only for alimited time In order to reduce thestock so as to pay for the publishingof the book.. This price Is subject towithdrawal without notice, cash toaccompany each order.

presses a great fear that unless NewMexico and Arizona accept combined

ot or could not accept such desirablepositions as the above mentioned.Nevertheless they form the bone andsinew of their party In any com-

monwealth. The Optic could pick outfifty men from all over the Territorywho would make most creditablerepresentatives of the Republican par--j

at the national convention who arealways ready to step into the harnessin the interests of their party, and

willing to go down into their pocketswhen the call comes, none of whomare the incumbents of the choice of-

fices in the gift of their party. Butare any of them mentioned in theNew Mexican's list in connection withthe honor of a place on the territor-ial delegation to Chicago? Possiblyone out of the seven names givenhardly a fair recognition for the wheelhorses who are always found in theirplaces when the party wheels are tobe set in motion.

We believe it would be bad policyfor the party to divide the delegate-HWp- s

up among those whose servicesnave already been well recognized, tothe entire exclusion of men equallyas capable and deserving who are noton the party pay roll." Las Vegas Op-

tic.The New Mexican in justice and

fairness to itself is compelled to sayin answer to the above that it has nev-

er published a slate of delegates to theChicago convention. In a recent issueit gave the names of several citizensof the Territory who are reported tobe candidates for such delegateships.It favored none and it spoke .againstnone in the article. It mentioned thefollowing: From the first district, W.G. Sargent, who, it is true, is territor-ial auditor, but who also is a largeproperty owner and merchant in hisown county and therefore has natur-

ally some interests in the Territory; itgave no names from the second judi-cial district, but stated that whilethere were several candidates there,they had not been brought out to muchpublic view or notice; in the third dis-

trict it mentioned the name of ColonelW. H. H. Llewellyn, who it is true is a

statehood and that immediately, thetwo territories will retrograde rapidlyand become uninhabited sandy desertsThis is a horrible picture indeed, but

Civil Engineers & SurveyorsJAY TURLET,

'

Civil Engineer and Surveyor. Irriga-tion Work a Specialty. U. S. DeputyMineral Surveyer. Santa Fe. N. M. '

will it be quite as bad as that?

CLEVELAND GAINING.f

pf.The St. Louis Globe-Democr- sizes

ud the chances for Mr. Cleveland's

The New Mexican Printing Com-

pany is headquarters for engravedcards de visite in New Mexico. Getyour work done here and you will bepleased in every particular.

ABSTRACT.Of the Annual Statement for the Year Ending December 31, 1903, of THE

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWARK, NEW

JERSEY, Published In Accordance With the Laws of the Territory of New

Mexico.INCOME.

Income from premiums during the year $12,672,873 35

Income from all other sources 3,930,660 58

Total $16,603,433 93

DISBURSEMENTS.Total paid policyholders .' t 9,297,788 90

Total expense of management ''', 2,628,998 82

:

Total.. .T....: $11,926,787 72ASSETS. ,

Total admitted assets ........ $87 340,112 33LIABILITIES.

Reserve on policies $78,410,970 21

Net policy claims 515,726 98

All other liabilities 1,735,508 13

Xotal $80,662,205 32

Surplus'funds'. 6,677,907.01

$87,340,112.33

Amount of insurance in force December 31, 1903, $329,853,542.MORTON C. MILLER, Agent, . W. J. CARDWELL, General Agent,

Santa Fe, N. M. Albuquerque, N. M.

TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO, Auditor's Office, Insurance Department.CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION for the year ending December 31, 1903.

Office of Auditor of Public Accounts, Santa Fe, N. M., February 1, 1904.

It is hereby certified that the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company, a

corporation organized under the laws of the state of New Jersey, whose prin-

cipal office is located at Newark, New Jersey, has complied with all the re-

quirements of the laws of New Mexico, so far as the said laws are applicableto the said company, for the year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun-

dred and Four.In testimony whereof, I, W. G. Sargent,, auditor of public accounts for the

Territory of New Mexico, have hereunto set my hand and fixed my seal ofoffice, at the City of Santa Fe, the day and year first above written.

(Seal) W. G. SARGENT, Auditor of Public Accounts.

fourth nomination and third termbriefly and interestingly in a recentissue when it savs that it has beenfound by a search through the coun

Stenography (& Typewriting.LEW H. BLAKE,

Stenography and Typewriting. i

Notary Public.135 Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, N. M.

Calls promptly answered.Office Phone 76. Residence Phone 151

trv that 37 Democratic papers are forCleveland for the presidential nomi

The New Mexican Printing Companyis headquarters for engraved cards devisite and wedding invitations in NewMexico. Get your work here andyou will be plea in every particular

nation in 1904. As the number ofthese two or three months ago com

prised only Harper's Weekly, the Hartford Times, the New York Times, tne

ew York World and the BrooklynThe New Mexican Printing Com

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

and dispatch.Rne-i- the sreometrical rate of increase which has taken place since

Notary Public, Stenographer and Type-writer. Translations

From Spanish into English and from

English into Spanish carefully made.Office with U. S. Attorney for theCourt of Private Land Claims, FederalBuilding. FRANCISCO DELGADO,

Santa Fe, N. M.

then is impressive. A proportionateV.'

4. gain kept up till July 6 would giveCleveland more than half of the Democratic papers of the country and mightget him the nomination. This is thething that the Republicans desire.With Cleveland at the head of theDemocracy this year, their lead in theelectoral college ought to be anywherefrom 150 up.

SCRATCH PAPER.Made from ledger, linen, flat and boobpapers at 10 cents per pound at theNew Mexican. This is scrap paper putup in pads and Is less than the papeforiginally cost Only a limited supply.

jlEW PlEUtl PUUIMI IflSnHK It is an admitted fact that real estate,y4f financial men and merchants alt say,lit

ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO.that quickest and best results are ob-

tained by advertising in the "KensMexican."

district attorney, but who was on Sat-

urday last endorsed by his county forselection as a delegate to. Chicago;from the same district it mentioned

Judge W. H. Newcomb, of Silver City,who holds no paid office, but who is amember of the territorial penitentiarycommission; from the fourth district,it gave several candidates, namelyDavid J. Leahy and John Van Houtenof Raton, who hold no paid office and

Eugenio Romero, who is treasurer andcollector of San Miguel

County; from the fifth district this

paper stated that H. O. Bursum, super-

intendent of the territorial peniten-

tiary and Colonel George W. Pritchardof White Oaks., who is not an office

holder, were mentioned. GovernorOtero's name was contained in the ar-

ticle for delegate at large for which

place his friends throughout the Ter-

ritory desire his selection.To be sure, any and all of these men,

although some of them hold territor-ial offices, have a perfect right to be

THE MILITARY SCHOOL OF NEW MEXICO. The last batch of Scratch Pads adSTEVEMS

$100 Reward, $100The reader of this paper will be pleased to

learn that there ia at least cue dreadeddisease that science has been able to cure inall its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall'sCatarrh Cure is th only positive cure nowknown to the medical fraternity. Catarrhbeing a constitutional disease, requires aconstitutional treatment. Hall's CatarrhCure is taken internally, acting directlyupon the blood and raucous surfaces of thesystem, thereby destroying the foundation nfthe disease, and giving the patient strengthby building no the constitution and assistingnature in doing its work. The proprietorhave so much faith in ,ita curative powersthat they offer One Hundred Dollars for an)case that it fails to cure. Send for list oitestimonials.

address F.J CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.Sold by all Druggists. 7"ic.Take Hall's Family Pill for constipation.

vertised for sale by the New Mexicanho

Established and Supported by tbt Territory. Printing Company went like hot. cakes.We did not expect such a run. Wehave turned out from ourbindery a larger quantity than ever

Caltefes. NewSIX MEN INSTRUCTORS, an padaatea at

Firranns are made right, look light, and toe theirrrtkiilarriurrKi&es, are positively unsurpassed. ThereU absolutely no k about the "Stevens."

( K I FLES. from $1.00 to (ijctoo.Our line PISTOLS, from a.co to f50.00.

( SHOTGUNS, from I7.50 to ITO.OO.

Nrsr'y all dealers handle the " Mtuveau." Don'ttail to sead for Illustrated catalog a book of readyreference raailedw upon request.

Mldlaft, all faralshlap aad eaaipawats

gariif ktea ; baths, water-work- s, all coaveoltaces.and can supply you for a limited timeat 10 cents per pound. The best paperis used in making them. They areTUITION, BOARD AND LAUNDRY, $2M purAre you good at Puzzles t We have issued one that

is very interesting and will make you think hard.Send two accent stamps and we will forward it lyrt'im mail. Address. " Puzzle Department."

Just the thing for offices, stores, andtUrtcea weeks eaca.ROSWELL la a aetea keaMi raaari, JM last especially for use in the schools. Oome

fRIaa r " nanaII REGENTS-Na- ttM Jaffa, W. ML Raai, K.S. quick as they will not last long.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAYTake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabletsail druggists refund the money if ittails to cure. R. W. Grove's signatureia on each box. 26.

i. STEVENS ASMS TOOL CO.,P.O. Bom 309a, ,

Chlcopee Falls, Mam. 4 C3L I XI. VILLSCa, SoptFa srtfcaiars saattssSubscribe for the New Mexican, 'aspiranui iur iue iiwoiuvuo " i

"nion. The Optic's statement as above

3Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, February 29, 1904.

mm mm1111 wmDONA ANA

REPUBLICANS

Select Eight Delegates to Las

Vegas in Las Cruces

Saturday Last.

It is while we are asleep that the tissues are busy feeding, also eliminating the waste material. A lackof sleep robs you of strength from the food eaten even if perfectly digested and it leaves the refuse in

the tissues instead of being carried away by the great sewers of the body.

Cancerous UlcersROOTED IN THE BLOOD

After the age of 45 or 50, when the vital powers are naturally weaker,it is noticed that a hurt of any kind heals slowly and often a very insignifi-cant scratch or bruise A gmaU pimpU came on my jaw, but save me nobecomes a bad ulcer or pain or inconvenience, and I should have lorg-ot-snr-

tTiio time of ten about it had it not beg-u- to inflame and itch ; itAt ould blBed a little, then scab over, but would notlife warty growths, heal. This continued for some time then the Cancerxnoles and pimples.that llfrTATelMt ttS?$E$Ahave been on the body to ive it a fair trial, isalmost from birth begin AVlS?to inflame and fester, peared entirely. This was two years ago ; there areand before very long JSf raiWaonWiare larere eating ulcers.

Whenever a sore or ulcer is slow in healing then you may be sure

something is radically wrong with your blood. Some old taint or poisonthere for is beginning to assert itselt.that has been slumbering years,,

and breaks out and becomes a bad ulcer and perhaps the beginning ot

Cancer These old sores are rooted in the blood, and while washes, soaps,

salves, etc., keep the surface clean, they are not healing A b 00apolluted blood..:tA .tra,rtti the

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court house at Las Cruces on the fore-

noon of February 27 pursuant to call.It was called to order by Martin Loh-ma-

chairman of the county commit-tee. All precincts were represented.The following permanent organizationwas effected: A. J. Fountain, presi-dent; J. J. Garcia, vice president; Os-

car Lohman secretary.The following were elected dele-

gates to the territorial convention atLas Vegas: W. H. H. Llewellyn, Mar-

tin Lohman, H. D. Bowman, IsidoroArmijo, Jose Gonzales, H. BartlettHolt, Eugene Van Patten and J. R.Lucero.

The following resolutions wereadopted:

We, the Republicans of Dona AnaCounty, New Mexico, in convention as-

sembled on this 27th day of February,A. D., 1904, unanimously declare asfollows:

We reaffirm our allegiance to theprinciples of the Republican party, asenunciated by the national Republicanplatform of 1900.

We express our unbounded admira-tion for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,President of the United States;, as-

suming the office, as he did, under themost trying circumstances, he hascarried out every pledge made by hisparty, and has been a worthy succes-sor to our immortal and martyredPresident William McKinley.

Under President Roosevelt's admin-

istration our flag is honored upon ev-

ery sea, we are at peace with theworld, and our domestic affairs are ina prosperous condition; the construc-tion of the Inter-Oceani- c Canal hasbeen made possible, and the wishesand will of the American people, aftermany years of weary waiting, areabout to be brought to a successfulconsummation by the construction ofa canal uniting the two great oceans.

We heartily endorse his course inthe great coal strike, in bringing aboutarbitration of labor troubles,' and be-

lieve that his action in so doing willresult in a better understanding be-

tween labor and capital, and will havea strong tendency to eliminate strikesand misunderstandings.

We highly appreciate the positiontaken by him as to the reclamation ofarid lands, whereby the flood watersof our streams will be conserved bygreat reservoirs built by the govern-ment's aid. We declare ourselves infavor of the government carrying on

this great work, instead of the samebeing done by private corporation, asunder the supervision of the govern-ment the people will own the water,and after a period of ten years we willbe absolved from the payment of taxeson same. We view with pride thegreat work already accomplished inthe valley of the Rio Grande under thedirection of the director of the geolog-ical surveys, and look forward withhope and confidence to the early com-

mencement of the construction of the

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and high regard for the official positionhe holds.

In times past the County of DonaAna, by its rousing Republican major-ities, has saved the legislature of theTerritory to the party, and by reasonof this fact, and by reason of the unus-

ually large majority rolled up by theparty in Dona Ana County at the lastgeneral election, we believe that weare entitled to name one of the sixdelegates to the national convention,and we heartily endorse for said selec-tion our worthy citizen, Hon. WilliamH. H. Llewellyn.

Respectfully submitted,W. H. H. LLEWELLYN,MARTIN LOHMAN,JOSE R. LUCERO,A. J. FOUNTAIN,RICHARD NITZSCHMAN,

Committee.Resolved, on motion of H. D. Bow-

man, That the delegates to the LasVegas convention be instructed towork and vote for W. H. H. Llewellynas one of the delegates to the nationalconvention.

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FltlE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL!I Have Opened a First-Clas- s

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for All at My Old Quarters on the; South Side of Plaza.

TEIttT CZTXSS.

Thm thoitaat aad Only Um BaaoInK Ore It Owa Traek from Kanias City as)

i L0.1, to Klafar falls tsd Buffalo. Wlta All Modra Ooavoaloaeoa.

Tim and Servlc UnexcelledThree Solid Fast Tkroagli Trains Dally

Loose leaf ledgers at the NewBindery.

Elephant Butte Dam.We deeply mourn the loss of the

Hon. Marcus A. Hanna, chairman ofthe national Republican committee, re-

alizing that his demise is not only aloss to the Republican party, but tothe nation at large.

We heartily endorse the administra-tion of Governor Otero, believing thathis wise and economic administrationof affairs has been a great benefit tothe Territory and has done much forher material advancement.

We congratulate the people of DonaAna County upon the economic and

satisfactory manner in which hercounty affairs have been conducted bythe present officials; they have mater-

ially lowered our taxes and at thesame time reduced the indebtednessof the county almost one-hal- f sincethe Republican party came Into powerin 1896; and respect for the laws and

security of life and property prevailthroughout the county.

We commend Delegate Rodey forthe earnest and persistent fight he hasmade to bring our Territory into the

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TENDENCY OF THE TIMES.The tendency of medical science is

toward preventive measures. The bestthought of the world is being given tothe subject. It is easier and better toprevent than to cure. It has been ful-

ly demonstrated that pneumonia, oneof the most dangerous diseases thatmedical men have to contend with,can be prevented by the use of Cham-berlain's Cough Remedy. Pneumoniaalways results from a cold or from anattack of influenza (grip), and it hasbeen observed that this remedy coun-teracts any tendency of those diseasestoward pneumonia. This has been ful-

ly proven in many thousands of casesin which this remedy has been usedduring the great prevalence of colds

I understand that the Santa Fe will sell

one-wa-y colonist tickets to

daring March and April at very low rates:sisterhood of states and for his vigilance in protecting the interests of hisconstituents in other respects.

and grip in recent years, and can be

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We refer with pride to the Judiciaryof. our Territory; we believe' in the

gentlemen comprising the bench ofthis Territory at the present time, we

have an able, fearless and honest setof judges, who have a high regard forthe positions which they hold andwho administer the law without fearor favor; and in the person of Hon.Frank W. Parker, associate justice ofthe Supreme Court of the Territory ofNew Mexico, and presiding judge ofthis, the Third Judicial District, thepeople have a judge in whom all alikehave confidence in his integrity andstrict administration of the laws, andhe has the confidence of the membersof the bar, as well as the people, re-

gardless of political affiliation, all hav-

ing confidence in his Upright character

City and State

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Santa Fe Railway system are. on atour of inspection of the system andare now on their way to the Pacificcoast.

Dr. E. Beckwith of Pettaluma, Cali-

fornia, a homeopathic physician Is intown looking for a location. Dr. Beck-with finds that he has to change cli-

mate for the benefit of his health,finding the coast climate too moist andhumid.

E. Bassler of Chicago, Illinois, whohas been in the city for several days,left yesterday for the gold placerfields in southern Santa Fe County. Heis the inventor of a dry washer whichhe believes he can operate successful-ly in that section.

James T. Newhall, an experiencedand reliable government clerk, leftthis afternoon for Zuni, where he willact as chief clerk for John B. Harper,general superintendent of irrigationfor the Pueblo Indians in New Mexico.He will be absent, for some time onthis duty.

Former Governor L. Bradford Princeand Hon. Amado Chaves as well asreferee W. A. Johnston, went norththis morning to Chamita, Rio ArribaCounty, where today a hearing in thepartitions suit of the Sebastian Martin

GETTING THE SAME MAN BACK AGAIN FOR HIS NEXT SUIT.

WE HAVE NEVER HAD A BETTER LOT OF FABRICS THAN WEHAVE NOW THREE-FOURTH- S ARE THE BEST IMPORTED GOODS;THE REST, THE BEST DOMESTICS. WE HAVE EVERYTHING THATIS NEW AND GOOD, FOR ALL SORTS OF TASTES.

TO ADVERTISE THE PRICE OF CUSTOM CLOTHING MEANS NOTH-ING- .

WHAT THE TAILOR GIVES YOU FOR YOUR MONEY MEANS

WE WOULD LIKE TO BE YOUR TAILORS. GIVE US A TRIAL.

For shirt waists and shirt waist suits

We extend to all a cordial invitation to call and

be convinced249-251-2-

SAN FRANCISCO ST.

Phone. 108.SALMON & ABOUSLEMN"22Ta.elesale azia. Retail- -

ID Ii JtParis has again decreed that white shall be the

fashion and designs and weaves are more beats

tifol than ever!

J0 J&land grant was held. They will returnthis evening.Telephone 26.San Francisco St. PERSONAL MENTION John B. Harper, general superintend PRICES TO SUIT ALLent of irrigation for the Pueblo Indians

.S- - KaunefeCo left this afternoon for Zuni where active work on the construction of the J0huge reservoir and dam for the ZuniIndians Is going on under his supervi-sion. All the plans for the reservoirand dam have been approved and theappropriation has been made. The

White Oxfords, Vestings, Piques, Etc.from 25c a yard up . .

JtjtjtjtjtjtjtjtjtjltjltjtjtjtGovernor Otero spent yesterday in

the Duke City.Mrs. Helen C. Perkins will leave for

Los Angeles via the Santa Fe tomor-row afternoon.

E. S. Waddles, commercial travelerout of St. Louis, Missouri, looked afterbusiness here today.

Antonio Lucero of Las Vegas one ofthe editors of La Voz del Pueblo, wasin the Capital yesterday.

Territorial Auditor W. G. Sargent

government will spend over $100,000Boss Patent Flour. on the project and when completed,' it PHONE NO. 36.P. O. BOX 219.will give the Zuni Indians betweenand 7,000 acres of irrigated lands

with full water rights and storage facilities. Mr. Harper is considered oneof the best irrigation engineers in thegovernment service.will return this evening from a visit

to his home at El Rito.PQGKET DOCKS flIO PURSESTerritorial Secretary J. W. Raynolds

will return this evening from Las Vegas where he spent Sunday with his

A 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 but

so does everybody that ever used it.

50 LBS. BOSS, $1.50.

50 LBS. CRYSTAL, $1.40

All the Bread that we sell is made

from BOSS PATENT FLOUR.. Try

some and see how good it is.

parents. AT REDUCED PRICESGeorge B. Brady, of El Paso, went

Flavoring extracts are gen-

erally fictitious or weak; Schil-

ling's Best are true and full-Streng- th.

Your grocer's; money back.

north this morning to look after bus!ness affairs at Truchas, Rio ArribaCounty.

W. J. Jackson of Los Angeles, special agent of one of the insurance company's represented by I. B. Hanna Is In

We Are Offering Oar Stock of

POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES

At Greatly Reduced Prices to MakeRoom For New Stock. Do Not MissThis Opportunity.

the city today.A. B. McMillan an Albuquerque at

Insure Your Property In

PALATINE INSURANCE CO., Ltd. LONDON.

H. N. WlLLCOX, Agent.Telephone 71.

torney, arrived in the city yesterdayand went to Chamita this morning on

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 8PRINGS BUTTER.

legal business.W. P. Clarke, industrial agent for

1 the Santa Fe Central Railway Com FISCHER DRUG COMPANY FRANCISCO STpany, left this morning for Estanciaon railroad business. '

Attorney O. N. Marron and P. F,

McCanna, secretary of the Commercial

Notice for Publication.(Homestead Entry No. 7.817.)

Department op the Istektob.Land Office at Sauta Fe. N. M.. Fob. 901.

Notice 1b hereby givtn that the following-name-

settler has tiled notice of his intentionto make final proof in support of his claim,and that said proof will be made before theRegister or Receiver at Santa Fe, N. M., onMarch 30. 1904. vii: Bernabel Quintana forthe e'A of nwVi and lots 3 and 4 section 31,township 16, north, range 18 east. He namesthe following witnesses to prove his oouti-nuon- s

residence upon and cultivation of saidland, viz: Martin Varela, Faustln Quintana,

Club, both of Albuquerque spent Saturday in the city on business.

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Haugh touristsCARTWRIGHT-DAVI-S CO.

P. S. DAVIS, President jt jt S. 0. CARTWRI0HT, Sec'y and Treas.

No. 250 San Francisco Street v

Grocery Telephone No. 4. Meat Market Telephone No. 49.

JOHN KOURY'S

am : CASIJ : STOREIn the Catron Block.

who have been visiting In Santa Fefor several days will leave tomorrow

Toribio Vigil, Andres Bowles u otN. M.

Manuel R. Otbbo, Register.morning for their home In Chicago.

George B. Brewer and B. A. Sley-ste- r

have returned to Albuquerque af-

ter arranging the transfer of the insurance company's they represent to I. B.

Hanna.

Notice for Publication.(Homestead Entry No. 7438).

Department of ths Iktebios,T.ah1 Dfflnn at Santa Fe. N. M. Feb. 24. 1904.E. D. Aller of Fort Worth, Texas,

representing a Houston Shirt Manufac-

turing firm is in town drumming uptrade. He will remain until tomorrow

Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settler has filed notice of his intentionto make final proof in support of his claim,and thst said proof will be made beforeHrobate Clerk of Sandoval County, at San-doval, N. M .on April 4, 1904, vii: EmiterioMontoya for the s'i neK. se54 nw!4 and lots 2

nd 3. sentlon 7. townshiD 19 north, rangeevening.

SPECIAL SALE NOW ON!

MUST MAKE BOOM FOR SPRING STOCK

rJEfi'S, WOKlEfi S and CILDIEfi S Sr0ESWe have a large stock of odd sizes which we will close out below cost.

Call and t elect your size.

Fine undermuslins at a positive sacrifice-Millinery- ,

excellent value, marked way down.

& COME AND BE CONVINCED & REMEMBER THE NAME

August Reingardt head carpenter of2 east He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon, andcultivation of said land, viz; Evaristo Mon

the Santa Fe Central Railway Com-Dan- y

SDent Sunday In the city with his

family and left again this morning for toya. Martin Montoya. Jose Agapito irarcia,Joae Andres Naranjo all of Jeraez, N. M.

33 1--3 Per Cent Discount !

We are now giving one third off from former prices onall fancy china. This is a rare opportunity to stock yourchina closet at a remarkably low cost.

Bargain LotsWe are putting out new and more tempting lots of china,

tinware, etc., to sell at 5c. 10c and 15c. Look these over.There is almost sure tq be something that will take yourfancy. '

Must Be SoldAll our stock of china, glassware and crokery must be

sold. We will make the prices to sell the goods, regardlessof values or cost.

For LentWe have put in a nice line of smoked fish and fancy

Estancia. mam i el K, uteko itegisier.George B. Paxton of Red River,

Taos County, who has been in Denverto purchase machinery for the mines


SPRINGFIELD FIRE & MARINE INS. CO.

H. N. WlLLCOX, Agent.Telephone 71.

of which he is superintendent, has returned home.

Former Delegate T. B Catron leftNot Lack But Results.That is why you see our teams so busy supplying the wants of the peo-

ple with our fine

this morning for Chamita, Rio ArribaCounty, to be present at a hearing inthe Partition suit in the Sebastian IN WHICH COMPANY DO YOU WISH

Mattin land grant. TO CARRY YOUR INSURANCE?

In the one which will bring you theMr. and Mrs. A. D. Stevens ofCOAL MOKE R O Washington, are guests at the Palace

Hotel. Mr. Stevens is here to see Gov cheese for the Lenten season.largest dividends, of course. The con

scientious, conservative management NEW STOCKCAMEMBERT. BRIE, BRICK, IMPORTED and DOMESTIC SWISS, LIMBORCER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAILwhich has placed the Equitable ahed

ROCQUEFORT, CREAM SVISS, DEVILED and POTTED CHEESE.That there is some differencein wood. Our wood is the best

to be bad & always at your call- -FIDE WOODWE WDGER of all the other Companies is your

guarantee for the best dividends. More FISHSALMON. BLOATERS. HADDIES: SPICED and ROLLED HERRING,than $33,000,000 paid out to policy holdYour order will receive prompt and careful attention.

CAPITAL COAL YAD ers last year. More than $40,000,000 of MILKERS, CODFISH, MACKEREL; CANNED SALMON, BLOATERS, MACKEREL.

SARDINES, CRABS, CLAMS, ENO-LIB-

ernor Otero in the interest of theSmithsonion Institute.

Arthur Hurt, son of Mrs. M. L. Hurtand formerly a clerk in the Santa Fepostofflce, has been promoted to cash-ier of the Massachusetts Mutual LifeInsurance Company, with office atNashville, Tennessee.

W. J. Lightfoot, United States exam-

iner of surveys left this morning forthe headwaters of the Nambe and Pan-chuel- o

to examine the surveys recentlymade there by J. Turley, United Statesdeputy surveyor.

Joseph Weston, formerly of Cleve-

land, Ohio, who came to this city aboutten months ago for the benefit of hishealth, left this morning for Las Ve

new Insurance written.Phone No. 85OFFICK: Garfield Avenue, Near A. T. ft S. F. Depot ,

Fall In line. Take out your policy In

CHE GREAT MAJESTIC? THE EQUITABLE See our Meat Market for all kinds of Sausage.Pickled Tripe, Pigs' Feet, Pork, Veal Loaf.Minced Ham. Breakfast Bacon, Hams, Etc.

2 Remnant

Sale ofii

o a. &It la the

"GOVERNMENT BONDS"

of Life Assurance

mm I -- I I K J I

THE : OLD : CURIO : STOREbl K? ' 19

liKTB-CO- . MgHWE-CO- . I 1Z

g fc Sl.UUIS. NSjSUSHIS.

MRS. L. A. HARVEY, A6ENT.

gas, where he may accept a positionas bookkeeper.

Mrs. O. C. Watson and daughter leftfor Albuquerque yesterday afternoonto visit her parents, Hon. and Mrs..nomas Hughes and incidentally totake in the opening of the new Elks'

WALL PAPER!102 Chapelle 8treet Santa F N. M.

J. S. CANDELARIO, Prop.301 and 303 San Francisco Street.A-T-

5c. 10c, 15c, & 20c. MILLINERY Wholesale and Retail Dealen laDOUBLE ROLLMust be sold to

make room for

opera house in that city.Mr. and Mrs. M. .Lee of Detroit,

Michigan and Mrs. R. Riley of Duluth,Minnesota, arrived yesterday and to-

day took up their resid,en,ce at the Sun-mou-

Tent City. They vill remain atthe sanitarium for some time.

Frank Stevens, a nephew of Free-man C. Stevens postmaster at RedRiver, Taos County, and editor of theRed River Prospector, has arrived inthe latter, town and will become a per-manent resident of that place. He hastaken' a position with the .Red River

our Spring carTHE GREAT MAJESTIC

Fexican and Indian CuriosThe beat place to buy Navajo Blankets, Indian and

Meziean Pottery, Bellea from the Cliff Dwelling,'

Indian BaakeU, In faet all aorta of Curios of Indian;

ad MmJom make can no foaod at Our Store $ d

RAFFIA, BEADS, for Indian Basketry.

BEAUTIFUL MEXICAN DRAWN WORK.

i : : : V SANTA FE, N. fl.

A few fine BEAVER HATS left from

my winter stock which I will offer at prlceithat will pay to buy for next winter, also tomechoice OSTRICH PLUMES and myVELVETS, FLUSH, and SILKSwill be freatly reduced in price for next Mdays. Now It your chance to jet BariaioaIn Millinery. A new line of Collin and Beltsust received. v

..

MISS MUGLER

Parlor, Southeast Corner of PlasaSANTA FE, XT. It.

Wo Ac McECENHIEProspector. .

Third Vice President J. W. Kendrick, 0. BOX iand General Superintendent D. B.

Cain of the western division of the

' . i

5Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, February 29 J 904.

Short orders a specialty at Bon Ton.ji jt jt jt jt jt jt jt jt j j j was caused by the throwing of hotashes against a board partition. FrankOrtiz, owner of the house, wishes tothank all who helped in putting nitthe fire.

; minor city topics;J. P. VICTORYAttorney at Law and

nool EototD flnont


FIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.

K. N WILLCOX, Agent.' Telephone 71.

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

Train No. 2 from the south on theSanta Fe was four and a half, hourslate today.

Manager W. D. Lee of the Santa Fe

Ireland's PharmacyCarry a Full Line of

HOMEOPATHIC EDIES

Simples, Specifics and Specials.A BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS FREE.

Call and Get One.

The loose leaf ledgers which are onsale at the New Mexican office, arerapidly growing in favor. It is the best

The W. C. T, U. will meet tomorro-afternoon

at 3 o'clock at the residenceof Mrs. W. B. Sloan on Lincoln Ave-

nue. ' '

,

Estevan Lacassaigne an old resi-dent of Santa Fe died at his residenceon Manhattan Avenue at 1 o'clock thismorning, age 05 years. He came toNew Mexico in 1870 and until ill healthovertook him followed the contractingbiness. Five years ago he had astroke of paralysis from which henever recovered and for the last fivemonths has been unable to leave thehouse. His widow and Mrs. Martinwere with him when he died. The

patent that has been Issued and thesavirg to the business man in not car-

rying a book cf dead pages is consider-able. For convenience and economyand for keeping the book up to themark with live accounts only, the looseleaf ledger is the best arrangement yetissued.

funeral will be held from the house at2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.Lacassaigne tenderly nursed her hus

HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSION.Another series of homeseekers' tick S. SPITZ

Central Railway Company, and familytoday moved into one of the Ellis cot-

tages on Chapelle Street.N. Mondragon, the filigree jeweler

has moved his jewelry store into oneof the store rooms in the Laughlinbuilding on Don Gaspar Avenue.

Jay Turley and C. W. Dudrow on

Saturday had their pictures taken inbrand new leather suits. They looklike full fledged western cowboys.

Quite a number of Elks left last eve-

ning for Albuquerque and a numberleft this afternoon to be present at theopening of the new Elks' opera housein that city this evening.

Some unknown party or partiesabout 1:30 on Sunday morning brokethe large plate glass in the show win-

dow of J. Weinberger's liquor store onSan Francisco Street. No goods weretaken.

A new door is being broken into thepostoffice front for the accommodationof lock box renters. The other frontdoor is to be for the accommodationof those having business at the gener-al delivery, money order and registry

ets has been arranged for from pointsband during his illness of several

uuui luiuiu uyuii(17 San Francisco Street. Santa Fe, N. M.

riEAL E8TATE LOANS.

, Meney to loan upon real estate secur-t- y

on easy terms.HOMES.

I have a nice cottage (double) sixrooms on one side, 4 on the other;owner occupies 4 rooms and the restrent for 25 a month; good neighbor-

hood; ample space to erect other bull-din- gs

op same street; stables andother outbuildings; the price asked is

very low.

Can sell at a bargain cozy homes onManhattan avenue, one a naw stonehouse with all modern Improvements;the other an adobe-bric- k house, 7

rooms; fruit and vegetable garden;city water, hydrant and tank; 70 choicefruit trees; currant, and raspberrybushes; lot 80 by 265 feet. The stonehouse will be rented.

ORCHARDS.

I also have a fruit ranch In a highstate of cultivation, in the suburbs,with a buildin'g site overlooking theentire city of Santa Fe. On it there isan artificial reservoir, the only one of

Its kind in the city, 12 feet or more in

depth, holding over 125,000 gallons of!water, constantly replenished, from

mm mmin Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas andNebraska, to points in New Mexico,Colorado, Arizona and Texas, the rate I - JEWELRYDIAMONDSyears duration and thougn urged to

send him to the hospital insisted upontaking care of him personally. Be-

sides herself there are no immediate 0will be one fare plus two dollars forthe round trip. A FULL LINE OF- -survivors of the deceased except an

adopted boy. Dates of saie December 1, and 15,Manufacturer of

C1EXIGRH FIL1EBEEJEWELB- Y-1903, January 5 and 19, 1904, FebruaryJust after the ratification of the Pe- -

2 and 16, March 1 and 15, and Aprilnama Canal treatey Judge A. L. Morri-son and Receiver Frederick Muller 5 and 19, 1904.

Final limit for return passage 21wired their congratulations to the

days from date of sale.President and have received the folWrite and tell your friends in the

lowing courteous reply:

WATCHES, CLOCKS,SILVERWARE, ETC.

ALL KINDS OF DESIGNS IN

Filigree Fob Chains,

Filigree Neck Chains,

Filigree Souvenir Spoons,Filigree Brooch Pins.

Filigree Bracelets,

Filigree Card Cases,

east and call on any agent of the San"White House, Washington, V. C, ta Fe for information.February 24, 1904:

"My Dear Sir The telegram fromwindows.

The Seligman Brothers' Company isH. S. LUTZ,

Agent, Santa Fe, N. M.Captain Muller and yourself has been

keceived and is warmly appreciatedtoday advertising a new line of whitegoods for shirt aists and shirt waistsuits which Paris has decreed shall by the President. Conveying to you

both the President's thanks, believe

M.: towmO JWV- -- South Side Plaza - Santa Fewhich the whole place can be irrigated

dally during the summer, and which

could be stocked with fi3h. The land

contains many hundreds of young trees

of the finest and most valuable varie-tt-a

of aDDles. peaches, pears, plums,

me. very truly yours,"WILLIAM LOEB, JR.

"Secretary to the President.""Hon. A. L. Morrison, Santa Fe,

New Mexico."J. J. Goutchey is able to be at his

desk again after a week's illness.

Fresh Fruits in Season!Fresh Flowers all the Time!

again be the vogue this season. WhiteOxfords, Vestings, Piques, etc., from25c a yard up.

The brick pavement on Don GasparAvenue just south of the new bridgeon the west. side of the street is inneed of repairs. As this pavement wasdamaged through the construction ofthe bridge, the city authorities shouldsee that It is repaired.

The Capitol Coal Yards in theirchange of advertisement in today's is-

sue, call attention to the fact thattheir fire wood is the best on the mar

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apricots, cherries and other fruits, the

greater part of which already bear; a

young bearing vineyard, thousands of

bushes of currants and other small

fruits; extensive beds of asparagus,rhubarb, and other fine vegetables. To

be scld on easy terms, and for much

less than it cost, owing to ill health of

the owner.

CHURCHES.

I am authorized to dispose of the Con-

gregational Church, on the south side,

convenient to the contemplated' Union

Depot. It stands upon two lots, and will... ... u. V,.,l!llnrr will hfl

WOOL MARKET.

St. Louis, Mo., Februarynominal. .....

Territory and western medium, 18

19; fine medium, 15 17; fine; 15 (3 10

STOCK MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 89. Atchison &r,

pfd., 88 Mi New York Central, 114

Pennsylvania, 113M; Southern Pacific,

t3; Union Pacific, 73; pfd., U.

S. Steel, 10; pfd., 56Js.

FRUITS AND FLOWERS

The Clarendon GardenSan Miguel Street, Near the Old Church, Santa Fe, N. M.

nT FLOWERS A SPECIALTY jEfcfc

WEDDING BOUQUETS DECORATIONS

FLORAL DESIGNS

Telephone No. 12 & P. O. Box 457

Printing of

every kindthat can beMARKET REPORT.

otiff nripn.il. fir Luta uuuuiup .....

MONEY AND METAL.

New York. Feb. 29. Monev on call,

UD Wlu tmyrtrepa red and leased to responsible par-

ties.THERE ARE OTHERS.

Qonni (small houses, some stone,Prime mercan- -2 per cent.easy cent. Silvertile paper i 5 Per Household s Goods,

Furniture and Qiseensware

some brick, others frame, upon my ,

books, which I wuld be glad to showmirnhnser. They are de-- ,

New Vork, Feb. 29 Lead and cop-

per, steady unchanged.GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb, 29. Close. Whea,May, 101 ; July, 94)4 ;.

--'..is'. i..l t:l

HU JUWUM -

Birably situated, and will be sold

cheap.PLAZA PROPERTY.

To those wishing to catch the cream

of Plaza real estate I can offer blocks

at figures that will double themselvesin less than three years.

... cam FRANCISCO STREET.

done in any city.BOOKS, CATALOGUES, CARDS,

BADGES, PAMPHLETS, PRICE

LISTS, LAW BRIEFS, SOCIETY

PRINTING AND COMMERCIAL

yORK RECEIVE SPECIAL AND

PROMPT ATTENNION FROM

The flew rjexican

Printing Company

We Have Facilities for Handling

the Largest and Moat Difficult

Glass of Work.

uorn, wiay, nos, iuijr, ar

Oats, May, 44 ; July, rl

PORK, LARD AND RIBS.

Pork, May, 815 37; July. 815.42 Ja'.

Lard. May, S7.87J4; July, $8.05.Elbs, Mav,87.83K; July, 87.90.

STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo.. Feb. 29. --Cattle,market receipts, steady.

Native steers, $3.60 $5.15; South- -

We lyill furnish youfhouse from kitchen to gar-ret on easy payments, orwill give reasonably lowprices for cash.

All kinds of new andsecond-han- d goods boughtand sold.

WE DELIVER ALL GOODS. '

I have Beveral business blocks for

Bale on this great mart of trade, some

of them producing more than eight j

per cent, net, on purchase price asked.

IMPORTANT TO LIVERYMEN,i can sell you the finest and best

em steers, a o vs ojumo.cows, 83.25 83.15; native cows and

ket, and that they handle !he Cerrillosand Monero coal. All orders will re-

ceive prompt and careful attention.James W. Miller, prominent mining

engineer and capitalist of Denver,Colorado, has written the SunmountTent City management to arrange forthe purchase of a lot for the purposeof constructing a commodious tenthouse thereon which he will occupy asa summer residence.

A change in the incorporation ofthe Fischer Drug Company has beenmade, George W. Shoch retiring andJ. G. Schumann taking his place as

president and treasurer, AdolphJ. Fischer, secretary, and Mrs.Louise Schumann taking the place ofdirector H. N. Willcox, deceased. Thebusiness will be continued as here-

tofore under the name of the FischerDrug Company.

Fair tonight and Tuesday and coolerin the south portion tonight is the pre-diction of the weather bureau. Themaximum temperature yesterday was59 degrees at 1:20 p. m. and the mini-

mum 39 degrees at 4 a. m. The mean

temperature was 50 degrees- - and therelative humidity 23 per cent. Thetemperature at 6 o'clock this morningwas 33 decrees.

The Sunmount Tent City manage-ment has been compelled' by an influxof business at that sanitarium and bymany new applications for tents, whichhave been received lately, to telegraphto the tent manufacturing firms In St.Louis and Denver where its orders arepending, to hurry the orders for 20

new tents as rapidly as possible as

they are imperatively needed for theaccommodation of guests.

The following inquiry regarding aformer resident of Santa Fe has beenreceived from Charles Grau of Lancas-ter, Penn.: "Can you give any in-

formation concerning a certain Gott-

lieb Frederick Bausch, or as he wasafterward known, as Frederick Grau,having adopted, as we understand, hisfoster father's name. He was - lastheard from by his relatives here about22 years ago,, and was then living inSanta Fe."

In its account of the meeting of theRepublican county central committeeof Santa Fe County in this city on lastSaturday, the New Mexican statedthat Major R. J. Palen one of the mem

heifers, $3.00 (a 83. 90; stocisers anafeeders, 83.00 84.25; bulls, $3.50$3.00; calves, $3.50 S6.5U; western

San Francisco St.. Santa Fe. I. Msteers, $3.50 4.S'J; western cows,83.00 $3.50.

D. S. LOWITZKI.ENGRAVINGS AND ILLUSTRA- - -

TIONS FURNISHED

Sbeep market receipts, lower.Muttons, $3.80 $5.25s lambs, $5. 00

85.85; Range weathers, $4 15 84.60;Ewes, $3.75 (3 $4.30..

Chicago. Feb. 29. Cattle, market,

equipped livery stable In the Terri-

tory at two-third- s of Its roil value;Includes fee, of land and commodiousbrick barn, together with the good willof a flourishing business, 30 horses,buss, hack- -, picnic wagon, buggies,and all the other vehicles that go tomake up an livery barn, andall practically new. Good excuse forBale. In a live and growing city.nt-I- l. 4 nnvMnnlDM

receipts, steady to strong. r Mail Orden Becem Prompt and Careful

Attention From Ua,Hood to prime sieera, .vv s ,

mnr to medium. $3.50 84.60; stockersand feeders, $3 50 $4 20; cows 81. 50$4 00; heifers, 82.00 84.50; canners,$1.50 $3 40; bulls, $3 00 & 84 00;

calves, $3.50 87.00; Texas fed steers,.OTHER BUSINESS CHANCES.

t h.tu oovprn.1 other commercial and$4 00 $4.00.

BN BOTH It. B. QUICKEL

ji jt When Ton Come to Albuquerque Don't Forget, j Jt

THE t ZEIGER t CAFE?

QUICKEL BOTHE, Proprietors

Qab Room and Billiard Hail Attached.

Corner Railroad Arcane and Second StreetNBW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE - - - - - -

business propositions to submit those de-- ,

siring to enter mercautile life and toerow un with the new era of prosperity ,

Sheep receipts, lower.Good to choice wethers, 84.25 $4.50;

fair to choice mixed, 83.65 84.35;western sheep, 84.25 $4.65; nativelambs, 84.50 (3. 86.00. western lamos,$4.35 . $6.00.

U. S. WEATHER BUREAU NOTES.

Forecast for New Mexico: Fair ht

and Tuesday; cooler weather insouth portion tonight.

Saturday the tnermomener regibtereu- .. , ... ias IOIIOWS: maximum leiuperaiuic, uidegrees, at 3:30 p.m. minimum 38 de-

grees, at 3:00 a. m. The mean temTI(E CF(AS. WAGJVEh; FURjMTUE CD

WE LEAD IN EVERYTHING.China ware, Glassware, Picture Frames and Moldings Stoves ajid Bng

Frajnos ICada to Order . Oooda Bold on Easy Pnywantslei- -'perature for the 24 nours was ou urgrtcs.Relative humiditv, 23 per cent. .

Yesterday the inermometer Registeredas follows:

"Maximum temperature, 59

degrees, at 1:20 p. m. minimum, 39

degrees, at 4:00 a. m. The mean

temperature for the 84 hours was 49 devpewn

bers of the committee was representedby proxy; this is incorrect as MajorPalen was present in person through-out the sessions of the committee. J.W. Akers, one of the members was

represented by Marcelino Ortiz, who grees. Relative numiany, as per mu.33

CqALES WAGJJER

"Licensed Etnbalnier,"MMTemperature at 6:00 a. in. toaaydegrees.

now coming in wnn me obulb .s neu-

tral Railway.OUTSIDE PROPERTY.

At El Cuervo, 10 miles from the RockIsiand road, I can sell you about 640

acres; patented; excellent grazingland.

Convenient to Las Vegas, I have for

sale several large tracts of desirableland which I am permitted to sell atvery low figure. K One tract contains

bout 3,500 acres, and is located about

three and one-half miles southwest of

Imb Vegas; nearly all of it is under

fence; good grazing and water for

stock; some timber. Another tract of'

(60 acres, 7 miles from Las Vegas;Umber and grazing, with an excellent

treani of water passing oyer it. v Still

another tract of 350 acres cf farming,

grazing and timber land, 8 miles west

Sf Las Vegas, with running water

Bpoh ft.

COAL AND TIMBER LAND3.I can sell you large tracts of land

suitable for mining coal or the produc-

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

one in Wyoming

ROOMS: FURNISHED OR UNFUR-NISHED.

Furnished or unfurnished rooms In

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

them within five minutes walk of

Plaza.

NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO.,Dealers. Santa Fe. N-- M.

San Francisco Street.

' FREE FOR 15 DAYS ONLY!To introduce our work we will give

free with each $4 order for cabinetphotos 1 beautiful oval metal cabinetframe. We please others, we canplease you. B. F. DAVIS.

Plaza Studio.

Telephone 10.Night Calls Ai end from resldenca Telephone No. i.

Ei EPS 0 0 0Insure Your Property In

ATLAS ASSURANCE CO., Ltd.,. LONDON.

H. N. WILLCOX, Agent.Ts'ephone 71.

had Mr. Aker's proxy.

The business of the fire insuranceagency heretofore conducted by H. N.Willcox, has been transferred to I. B.

Hanna of this city by the specialagents of the several fire insurancecompanies for whom the late H.N.Willcox was agent. Mr. Hanna ex-

pects to give his undivided attentionto the business and to keep it up tothe high standard and prosperitywhich it attained under its late man-

ager. Mr. Hanna has been a residentof this city for several years and iswell liked and respected by the busi-

ness community and by people gener-

ally.A fire occurred at 4 o'clock yester-

day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.Duran on lower San Francisco Street,the house being occupied by the Dur-an family and Jose Ortiz. The housewas slightly damaged and a framestable built against the house was en-

tirely destroyed. The damage does notamount to more than $100. The firedepartment did good work in extin-

guishing the blaze. The chemical en-

gine proved itself of value althoughthe water pressure was good. The fire. -- v- --

te lunch counter at Bon Ton.

Dont Slip Up.'M

Take Out an Accident. ; oli'ey in thePACIFIC MUTUaC

H. N WU LCOX, AgentTelephone 71.

WHOLESALE

and

RETAIL

DEALER IN

FLOUR, PVGRMJti, POTATOES,

SALT and SEEDS.I will take pleasure In showing

prospective Investors desirable bulll-tn- g

sites in the neighborhood of theCapitol, and In the vicinity of ..thePresbyterian church, and other local-Itts- a

of the city which In a few yearswftl fee worth double the presen gag.taCPrie -

Ineure Your Property In

LONDON LANCASHIRE FItF, INS. CO.

H. N. WILLCOX, AgentTMcphoiM 71.

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE, N. M.

Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, Febroary 29, i 904.6

TERRITORIAL TOPICS, 1904 February. 1904

'I wrftfl to let you know how I appreciate jontCascarets. I commenced taking them last Novem-ber and took two ten cent boxes and passed atane Hon Tuea WedSan Thux Fri Sat

nm

Texas & Pacific Railway worm 14 ft. long. Then I commenced taking themagain and Wednesday, April 4th, I passed anothertape worm 28 ft. long and over a thousand small

Previous to my taking Cascarets I didn't

HEALTHMeans the ability to do a good day'swork, without undue fatigue and tofind life worth living. You cannot haveindigestion or constipation withoutits upsetting the liver and pollutingthe blood. Such a condition may bequickest and best obtained by Herbinethe best liver regulator that the wprldhas ever known. Mrs. D. Jf. Smithwrites, April 3, 1902. "I use Herbine,and find it the best medicine for con-

stipation and regulating the liver I

ever used." Price 50 cents. FischerDrug Co.

11 ISnow l haa a tape-wor- i always naa smallPtVui. F. Brown, 184 Franklin St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

10

17

13To-

-IS 16 1814 19

2483 8521 26 87

2928jMsQj The Bowels

XV, CANDY CATHARTIC

Js(lPIir)PACS'Plnt, Palatable, Potent, Tte Good. DoGood,

Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe. We. 25c, 50c. Newold in bulk. The genuine tablet stumped COO.

Guaranteed to care or your money back.Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 594

ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES

When you feel blue and that every-thing goes wrong, take a dose ofChamberlain's Liver and StomachTablets. They will cleanse and invig-orate your stomach regulate your bow-

els, give you a relish for your foodand make you feel that in this oldworld is a good place to live. For saleby all dmfoists.

Notic3 for Publication.(Homestead Entry No. 5935.)

DlI'AHTM. NT OF THE INTJIKIOH.

Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M., Jan. 2'i. 1004.Notice is hereby jriven that the following

named settler has filed notice of his intentionto make final proof in support of his claim,and that said proof will be made before thrregister or receiver at Santa Fe, New Mexico,on March 7 1904. viz : Adda Sparks, fur the wiiof nwJi section 34, sV4 of sw!i, section 27, town-ship 18 north, range 12 east. He names thefollowing- - witnesses to prove his continuousresidence upon and cultivation of said land,viz: Samuel O. Fletcher, of Santa Fe, N. M.H. S. Arnold. William Sparks, SimeonViveash, all of Pecos. N. M.

MaNuiL R. Otiho, Register.

'No trouble to answer questions SOCIETIES.

Masonic.FAST..f NIGHT EXPRESS

All Menwho find themselves declining in phy-sic- al

or mental endurance from anycause need a nerve tonic. If youknew how costly are delays in thematter of treating such debility, youwould at once begin the use of PahnoTablets. They make you look andfeel years younger. 60 cents. Book

Free.

At Ireland's Pharmacy.

TIJAIJ. MONTEZUMA LODQBNo. 1, A., P. and A. M,

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

S. SPITZ, W. M.

NEW --

JttSMSGiMi; NEW

CHAVES COUNTY.Clyde Gilbert Smith son of Mr. and

Mrs. E. L. Smith of Roswell, died onTuesday afternoon. The deceased wasnineteen years old and had been 111 fora long time with tuberculosis of thestomach. The funeral services wereheld at 2 o'clock Wednesday after-noon from the Christian Church, con-

ducted by Rev. C C. Hill.GRANT COUNTY.

Chaplain Gavitt of Fort Bayard,while in the east recently, inserted ashort "classified" advertisement in aChicago paper of wide circulation,asking for donations of reading mat-

ter for the patients at the U. S. gov-ernment sanitarium for consumptivesat Fort Bayard. He designated con-

venient places throughout the city inwhich the literature might be depos-ited and that It would be called forwithin a certain time. When the daycame for collecting the reading mat-

ter it was found that the people of Chi-

cago had contributed three tons of lit-

erature for Uncle Sam's sick wards.LUNA COUNTY.

While out hunting several days agoW. B. King of Deming separated fromthe party he was with and in theirplace found himself in close companywith a large bob cat. Mr. King statesthat the animal was quite close to himwhen first seen and that when heshot it the first time, it sprang direct-

ly at him but a second shot brought itto the ground. He is justly proud ofhis trophy, which is an unusuallylarge animal of its species and he willhave the skin mounted and will keepit to show his skill as a hunter of

large game.Deming and the surrounding coun-

try were visited by a small snow stormhist week. Saturday morning therewas quite a heavy frost, all of whichpleased the local stockmen.

The case of Lang Gee, charged withthe murder of Sam Fong at Demingcame up in Justice of the Peace Pen-

dleton's court last week for hearing,but as there was absolutely no evi-

dence to warrant sending the case tothe grand jury, the prisoner was dis-

charged.CHAVES COUNTY.

Frank Devoe died on Monday after-noon at his home on east SeventhStreet. Roswell. He came to thatplace last May from Medicine Lodge,Kansas, to regain his health, but hissickness being too far advanced, neith

TAILORING.Muralter, the tailor, is headquarters

for fine fall and winter suits, latestpatterns, from $30 up. Also a largeline of samples of Murphy Brothers'line, fine business suits from $17 up,trousers to fit from $4.50 up. Specialattention is calleu to a fine line ofsamples and styles of ladies fall andwinter tailor made suits. A call toinspect our line is earnestly solicited.Perfect fits guaranteed.

JVU J l LVI f I I l -1--

Leaves El Paso Daily at 6:50 p. m. Mountain Time. CRICHTON, Secretary.P. P.Thick and juicy steaks at Bon Ton.

POSITIVE PROOF.Direct connections made for all pointsSANTA 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.

in- -North, East and Southeast.

For schedules, rates and otherformation cau on or address,

This handsome solid vestibuled trainruns through to New Orleans, Shreve-por- t

and St. Louis without change.Carries through sleepers Los Angelesto Chicago and Intermediate points.

ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary.

SANTA PE COMMANDERTR. W. CURTIS

Southwestern Passenger AgentEL PASO, TEXAS

It. G. LEONARD E. P. TURNER

No. 1, K. T. Regular conclave fourth Monday in eacbmonth at Masonic Hall at

Santa Fe Route.TIMS TJSJEZJSl.

(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. 3, west bound, forSouthern California, returning arrive atSanta Fe at 6:15 p. m.

Nol 724 leaves Santa Fe at 7 : 10 p. m.

Turimn Passnaer Aaent Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent 7:30 p. m. P. S. DAVIS, E. C.W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder.EL PASO, TEXAS DALLAS, TEXAS

K. OF P.THE

Should Convince the Greatest Skepticin Santa Fe.

Because it's the evidence of a SantaFe citizen.

Testimony easily investigated.The strongest endorsement of merit.The best of proof. Read it:Clpriano Chavez, county jailer of

Agua Fria street, says:, "I had attacksof backache for three or four years.Latterly they were of much longer du-

ration and occurred much more fre-

quently. For 20 days before I went toIreland's Pharmacy there was no letup to the dull aching and nagging paindespite the fact that I used medicinesand wore plaster. Two days' treatmentwith Doan's Kidney Pills was sufficientto let me know that the remedy wasgoing to the root of the cause and acontinuation of it for some time stop-

ped the very severe attacks. I nowknow what to use if in the future I no-

tice any traces of backache."For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cts.

Foster Mi'Iburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole

agents for the United States. Remem-ber the name, Doan's, and take no

CLAIRE HOTEL to connect with No. 7 westbound forEl Paso, San Francisco and NorthernCalifornia points.

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.

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

GEORGE E. ELLIS, Proprietor.

The most conveniently located and only fire-proof 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

connedted. Fine Sample Room for Commercial Men .?

er good care nor excellent climatecould regain for him his health. Heleaves a wife and two children to

I. O. O. F.THE CALIFORNIA LIMITED.Now daily Letween Chicago,mourn his loss. The burial took place

on Wednesday morning. Services were Los Angeles and San Francisco. Thistrain leaves Lamy, westbound, at 8:40

conducted in the Catholic Church byAMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN. a. m. Eastbound at 2 : 02 a. m. No con

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

GEO. W. KNAEBEL, N. a.A. P. HOGLE, Secretary.

Rev. Herbert.The World's Fair exhibit of the pub

nection with these trains from SantaFe, except that passengers arriving onNo. 3, westbound, can reach Santa Fe

lie schools at Roswell, was opened toPostal Telegraph and Cable Co's Office in the Building the public on Wednesday and nun


ROYAL INSURANCE CO., LIVERPOOL.

H. N. WILLCOX, Agent.Telephone 71.

at 11:50 a. m. on No. 2's connection.CORNER PL A3A AND SAN FRANCISCO STREET. dreds of patrons of the schools visitAH of above trains run through solided the school house to examine the

work, which was certainly a credit to from Chicago to California an3 carrythrough Pullman and tourists sleepers

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

the second and fourth Tuesday ofeach inonth at Odd Fellows' Hall. Vlsiting patriarchs welcome. '

JOHN SEARS, Scribe.

the superintendent, teachers, and puTELEPHONE NO. 9 pils as well as to Roswell. Roswell is except California Limited, which car

ries Standard Sleepers only.the first town In the Territory to haveThrough sleeping car reservation arits educational exhibit ready, and afWe make a Specialty of conveying tourists to all points ot

ranged for on application.ter looking at the exhibit it is not

A MOTHER'S RECOMMENDATION.I have used Chamberlain's Cough

Remedy for a number of years andhave no hesitancy in saying that it isthe best remedy for courhs, colds ancroup I have ever used in my family.I have not words to express my conf-idence in this remedy. Mrs. J. A.Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale byall

City Ticket Office: A. O. U. W.hard to believe that the Roswell schoolinterest in and near the City" CATRON BLOCK EAST SIDE PLAZAexhibit will rank first among theFT. S. LTJTZ. AGENT.schools of the Territory.

GRANT COUNTY.GOLD IN THE BLACK HILLS.

GOLDEN LODGE, No. 3. A. O. U. W.Meets every stcond and fourth Wed-nesday at 8 p. m.

C. C. PIERCE, Master Workman.JOHN C. SEARS, Recorder.

The dance given last Saturday evening at Fort Bayard by the recentlySTABLE Iclosso rs The Burlington Route has recently

issued a booklet bearing thetitle "Mines and Mining in the Blackl LIVERY We lead, others follow. Bon Ton.organized social club was acknowledg-

ed by all who attended It to be one ofHills." B. P. O. ELKS.the swellest balls ever given in that

The book is one which should beplace. About 100 couples were present, and from among these were Colo

Our Equipment and stock nel Comegys and his staff, and 25

couples from Silver City. The recep

ITCH RINGWORM.E. T, Lucas Wingo, Ky., writes, Ap-

ril 25th, 1902: "For 10 to 12 years Ihad been afflicted with a maladyknown as the 'itch.' The Itching wasmost unbearable; I had tried for yearsto find relief, having tried all remediesI could hear of, besides a number ofdoctors. I wish to state that one sin

SANTA PE LODGE No. 460, B. P. O.lHolds its regular session on the

second and fourth , Wednesdays ofeach month. Visiting brothers are In-

vited and welcome.J. B. DAVIS, H. R.

ore Unexcelled in the West, and not) Equaled in Santa Fe tion hall was beautifully decoratedwith flags of all nations. The hardwood floor lately placed in the hallDON QASPAR AVENUE.

read by every mining man in Colo-

rado. It gives more information aboutthe mines of the Black Hills than hasever before been placed between twocovers. A copy will be mailed freeon application to the undersigned.

The Black Hills need Colorado menand money. Several of the shrewdestmen in this state have already invent-ed heavily in the Hills. The resultsso far have been more than satisfactory. The completion of the Burling

was polished to the smoothness of A. J. FISCHER. Secretary.glass. The electric lights recently In

IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.stalled at the post were turned on thatgle applicr ion of Ballard's Snow Lini-ment cured me completely and per-manently. Since then I have used theliniment on two separate occasions for

evening for the first time and addedWHITE'S CREAMWorms! vERniFucEi Santa Pe Tribe No. 5, I. O. R. M.splendor to the brilliant ball roomscene. The members of the club wereMost in Quantity. Best in Qu.litj.

meets every Thursday eve at OddFellows hall at 8 o'clock. , Visitingring worm and it cured completely.

25c, 50c and $1.00. at Fischer Drug Co.dressed In white duck trousers andFor 20 Years Has Led all Worn Remedies, t chiefs cordially Invited.with their blue uniform coats present

ton's new line to the Northwest bringsthe Black Hills within a night's rideof Denver. You can leave Denver to C. L. BISHOP, Sachem.OIiO 33 "X" AXmIm DRUGGIST ed a pleasing appearance. Are you Restless at Night A. P. HOGLE. Chief of Records.irreprcd by JAMES F. BALLARD. St. Louis.1 Governor John F. Hill, the chief ex night and be in Deadwood or LradAnd harassed by a bad cough? Useecutive of Maine, who has been In of Ballard's Horehound Syrup, it will sefice for about two years, arrived in cure you sound sleep and effect aCity tomorrow afternoon.

G. W. VALLERY,Gen'l Agent, Burlington Route, Den-

ver, Colo.Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at The New Mexican office.

prompt and radical cure. 25c, 50c.and $1.00. Fischer Drug Co.

Silver City on Monday, accompaniedby his wife, who is the mother of JohnE. Liggett. Governor Hill was broughtwest on mining business, being inter

MONEY TO LOAN!The Weekly New Mexican Reviewested in a very rich mine south of the

is published by the New MexicanCity of Mexico.Santa Fe Central Rail'y.

Effective Sunday, Ooctobrr 4, 1903.Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock

Mrs. John L. Burnside of Silver CityPrinting Company every Thursday. Itcontains the most reliable and latestterritorial, mining, educational, stockraising, railroad social and political

South Bound North Boundentertained the members of the Fort-nightly Club of that city. An excel-lent program was rendered and con

Stations.MiNo 2 No 1Alt!

11.00 a Arrl

At the Next Regular Meeting

TheMUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN

ASSOCIATIONOf Santa Fe

Will Receive

BIDS FOR LOANS

H. N. WILLCOX,

Secretary.

sisted of a vocal duet rendered by Mrs. 7,WiUj 2.00 p

news of the week from all points ofthe Territory. It is an excellent paperto send to friends in the east. Pricefive cents per copy.

ll.is 665 1.45 pW. Porterfleld and Mrs. Frank 11.40 aLve Santa Fe..." ....Donaciana.." ...Vega Blanca." Kennedy..." Clark....

8.40112.30 diFarnsworth, a vocal solo- - by Mrs. L. H,V,012.45 p

1.2V p,12.30 p12 10 p

1 2S a0.55 a

0. 2Morrill and several other interest . ,tanlev...1.39 D 6.M7U

...Slorlarly ...ing features.11 35 aclntosh.. .. 6,17 V

6,i;c in ,8.00 p 6

The Mexican Central haa - recentlyplaced on sale tickets to New York andreturn going via the Mexican Central

Kst.mcia 10. m a9 30 a3.35 t 6.12CROUP. 9 00

.. Ward... "Frogresso... ". Bianca "

6.2101

6,285 Office: Catron Block, Up Stairs ttBegins with the symptoms of a com' to either Vera Cruz or Tamplco; thence 8.40 a4.JSU p5.00 p 8 00A rr Torrance . . Lve 8,n;mon cold; there is chilliness, sneezing, Via the famous Ward Steamship Line

All trains are examined at every divi-

sion station that Is, at intervals of a hun-

dred miles or so.When you hear the hammer ring or

see the flare of the torches, you know whatis taking place your train is being "lookedover."

In this matter of examining equipmentfrequently and thoroughly the Burling-

ton is, perhaps, a little more systematicthan any other railroad. The reason isIT PAYS.

sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse, to New York. The return will be by Connecting at Santa Fe, N. M., withthe Denver & Rio Grande R. R. for allrail over any line to El Paso. The enhoarseness and impeded respiration.

Give frequent small doses of Ballard's tire trip covering thousands of miles, points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington and the GreatHorehound Syrup, (the child will cry can be made for $122.50. A more de

llghtful trip cannot be planned as stopfor it) and at the first sign of a croupycough, apply frequently Ballard's SnowLiniment to the throat. Mrs. A. Vliet,

over privileges are allowed and the ticSanta Ft FOisrvo

andJcttelry Alf0. Co.

Connecting at Torrance, N. M., withthe El System forKansas City, Chicago, St Louis and allNew Castle, Colo., writes, March 19th,

nets are good tor one year from thedate of sale. The trip Includes the City

points east and for El Paso, Texas andof Mexico, the "Paris of America,'1901: "I think Ballard's HorehoundSyrup a wonderful remedy, and sopleasant." 25c, 50c and $1. Fischer

all points in Southern New Mexico,Arizona and the Republic of Mexico.

Havana, uuDa, ana its famous MoroCastle, Newport and a dozen of theDrug Co.

Connecting at Kennedy, N. M., forlargest cities of the United States,To Omaha and Chicago 4:15 p.m.

and 10:35 p. ni.; to Kansas City andSt, Louis 2:00 p. m. and 10:35 p. in. Further information can be secured by points east and west on the Atchison,

Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.lilillllilplii0?Lfld

mime.The best physic, "Once tried and addressing W. S. Mead. C. R. Hudson,you will always use Chamberlain's

Stomach and Liver Tablets," says general passenger agent, or W. D.Murdock, assistant general passenger

For rates and information addressB. W. ROBBINS,

General Passenger Agent,8anta Fe, N. M.

William A. Gerrard, Pease, Vt. TheseTablets are the most prompt, most agent.

Ticket Office, 1039 17th StO. W. VALLERY, General Agt.

DENVERpleasant and most reliable cathartic inuse. For sale V- - all druggists. Keep your business ever before the R. CONDRAGON, OsrInsure Your Plate Glass In the.

METROPOLITAN INS. CO., NEW YORK.H. N. WILLOOX, Agent.

Telephone 71.

public b advertising in your homepaper. ,. A good advertiser always hassuccess in any onest enterprise -

Call on the New Mexican PrintingCompany for engraved visiting card3. immsn saw-f- r.

Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, February 29, 1904.

INCENDIARY FIRE.

Shaft House and Other Buildings ofthe Four Creeks Mining and

Milling Co. Injured.

The shaft house and other buildingsof the Four Creeks Mining and Milling

FARMING LANDS DNDSR IRRIGATION SYSTEM.

These farming lands with perpetual water rights are now being offers!for sale In tracts of forty acres and upwards. Price of land with per-petual water rights from $17 to 925 per acre, according to location. Pay-ments may be made in ten year Installment. Alfalfa, grains, fruits efall kinds, and sugar beets grow to perfection.

Company situated at Baldy, Colfax iillllMJyJCounty, were destroyed by fire whichis thought to have been incendiary,

LOOK AT THE CLOUDS FR0I1 THE TOP

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

above them in places.

Mexican Central RailwayWith Its Two Thousand Miles of Track

Reaches All the Principal Placesof Interest and Note.

Address the undersigned for full and reliable Information.

W. D. MURDOCK, A. G. P. A., A. DUXOHBRY,City of Mexico. Commercial Agent, Bl Paso.

during the past week. The total loss

GOLD MINES.:is estimated at $5,000. The caving inof the main shaft to a considerable degree is considered the most serious resuit of the fire. This company owns

On this Grant, about forty miles west of Springer, N. M., an the gotmining districts of Elizabethtown and Baldy. where Important mineraldiscoveries have lately been madei Claims on nnlocated greaad may bamade under the mining regulations of the company, which are aa favor-able to the prospector as the U. 8. government laws.

some of the most valuable mining landin the county and this mine at Baldy isconsidered one of the most importantin the district. All preparations wereabout completed for beginning opera-tions in the early spring.

EconomyBrand

EvaporatedCream

Near Baton, H. M., e this grant, are located that Ocas Mines of ahBaton Coal and Coke Company, where employment my be found agood wages for any wishing to work during the seasons that farming eeprospecting can not be successfully done.

For particulars and adverttatng matter apply t

The Maxwell Land 6hant CoRATON. NEW MEXICO

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A. P. HOGLEpoes farthest.

I because it is most concentrated; IUndertaker and fT (HIBlSriRir KBIOK BOI.K AGKNT FOB

is most nourishing,because richest in cream;

most perfect,because most skillfully

prepared.Its purity is guaranteedunder forfeit of $5,000 to Lemp's St Louis Beet7A1X8TEO 8T&BET

ALL KINDS OF MINERAL WATERS Jt Jt jt MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLEDanyone able to proveany adulteration in our

product. The Trade Supplied From Oae Bottle te a Carload.Beet of Refeence QJrsn as act NUktfiOtRESIDENCE 'PHONE ML

Palace: George B. Brewer, Albu-

querque; B. A. Sleyster, Albuquerque;Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Anderson, Mr. andMrs. J. .1. Turner, Mrs. W. J. Turner,Miss Rebecca Turner, Pittsburg, Penn-

sylvania; P. F. McCanna, Albuquer-que; O. N. Marron, Albuquerque; Dr.M. Collins, Denver; A. D. Stevens andwife, Washington; W. A. Jackson, LosAngeles; Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell, Indi-

ana; VV. D Hollister, Albuquerque;Mrs. B. F. Potter, Bloomington, Illi-

nois; E. S. Waddles, St. Joseph;George B. Brady, El Paso; Dr. E. Kin-

ney, Pagosa Junction, Colorado; E.

Krought and wife, Chicago; John H.

Boyle and wife, New York; L. G. Fish-

er, Jr., Chicago.Claire: J. P. McNulty, Turquesa; E.

S. Hooper, Denver; Edward Bassler,Chicago; F. L. Walker, Chicago;Thomas Baxter and wife, Hot Springs,S. D.; J. W. Records, Estancia; Mrs.H. Riley, Duluth, Minn.; Mrs. M. Lee,Detroit; J. Schuchat, Louisville, Ken-

tucky; J. H. McHolland, Alamosa; S.

Goadalope Street. Santa Fe, N. M. Phone No. 38.

Pennyroyal pillsOHalnaT and Only fleulit.PatKSAFE. Alw.y.r.li.w.. Ladle;. u DrujgtrtK. J. PALEN, Preside. J. H. VAUGHN, CMhier. or .v..."T. " MHW.I.U..

In KEU n4 Void m.t.llie bole. K.Mwith blue ribbon. Take no other. BeftuaDansepoan Hubatltatloan and Italta-tlon- a.

Buy of your Druggist, or Mud 4. ianunpi for Particular, Te.tlni.nlaUand "Relief far Ladle," (n iaim, bj re.tnra Mall. lO.000Tiuimoal.if. Soldo. Tame i"Ji lies!HKNRY L. WALDO, Ttee

all Druuuu. C'bleheater Ckeupleal Oaiaatloa tab poear. Madleea feauata. fBllJ., fa.

Edmonson, Alamosa; Antonio Lucero,Las Vegas; E. D. Auer, Houston; A. B.THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at "OUR PLACE'

Jastioeof the Ft ace Dockets.The New Mexican Printing Company

has prepared civil and criminal docketsespecially for the use of Justices of thepeace. They are especially ruled, with

McMlllen, Albuquerque; Mrs. C. F.

Loub, Estancia; Mrs. L. E. Densmore,WiH Be oaad a Full Line of Table Wises for Family Tend.Estancia.

Bon Ton : Patricio Gonzales, Bland ; printed headings, in either Spanish orOrders by Telephone Wffl Be Promptly Filled : : i : i8AMTA FE, EEB EEXJCO English, made of good record paper,

Santa Fe, N. M.w. n. mm. pre.strongly and durably bound with leath-er back and covers and canvas sides;have a full Index in front and the feesit justices of the peace and constablesprinted in full on the first page. TheUnited States Designated Depositary

H. H. McKnight, City; Samuel Whit-com- ,

City; Earl A. Turner, Madrid;Thomas F. Jones, Cerrillos; SimonJohnson, El Paso; John F. Sims, ElReno; Patrick Comfort, Elmira.

Claire: E. J. Hicks, Trinidad; Will-

iam F. Hitchcock, Denver; E. A. Mc-

Gregor, Denver; W. H. Dicks, Golden;William Shreve, Albuquerque; S. Ed-

monson, Alamosa; Arthur N. Stone,Trinidad; B. E. Lyons, Denver; Will-la-

Davidson, Denver.

QJO CAL.IEf.TE r(0T SPRINGS.pages are 10 inches. These booksare made up In civil and criminal doc-

kets, separate, of 320 pages each or withboth civil and criminal bound in onebook, 80 pages civil and 320 pages crim-inal. To introduce them they are offer

These Celebrated Hot Springs are lo-

oted In the midst ot the Ancient Cliff

wellers, twenty-fiv-e miles west ofaos, and fifty miles north of Santa

ed at the following low prices:IHrCOBTOBATESI Civil o.-- criminal 14 00

Combination civil and criminal 5 00..For 45 cents additional for a single Fe, and about twelve miles from Bar-

ranca Station, on the Denver and RioGrande Railway, from which point a

docket or 55 cents additional for a com-

bination docket, they will be sent bymall or prepaid express. Cash la fullmust accompany order. State plainlywhether English or Spanish printedheading is wanted. Address

these waters has been thoroughly test-ed by the miraculous cures attested toIn the following diseases: Paralysis,Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Consumption,Malaria, Brlght's Disease of the Kid-

neys, Syphilitic and Mercurial Affe- -

tions, Scrofula, Catarrh, La Grippe,Female Complaints, etc., etc. Board,lodging and bathing, $2.60 per day; 114

per week; )5Q per month. Stage meet"Denver trains and waits for Santa Fwtrain upon request. This resort la at-

tractive at all seasons, and Is open ailwinter. Passengers for OJo Calieatecan leave Santa Fe at 9 a. m., antreach Ojo Caliente at 4 p. m. the same

day. Fare for round trip from SantaFe to Ojo Caliente, $7.40. For. furthetparticulars, address

H. B. Cartwright & Bro.,

WHOLESALE GROCERSGrain, Floor and Potatoes Stationery,Patent Medicines and Grocers1 Sundries.

dally line of stages run to the Springs.Lhe temperature of these waters istram 90 to 122 degrees. The gases arecarbonic. Altitude, 6,000 feet. Climatevery dry and delightful the yearNEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO.,

Santa Fe, New Mexico. round. There la new a commodioushotel for the convenience of Invalids

LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalledfor in the postofflce at Santa Fe, N. M.,

for the week ending February 27, 1904.If not called for within two weekswill be sent to the dead letter office

at Washington:Aria, Mannelita Ortega. SoteriBaca. Doloritas Perea, Valeutln Mar--

Blakely. F L (2) tinesHaros. Margarita Padia, FrancisyuitaChavea. Jjiugeuio Plemer, CharlesCasados, Juanita Padilla. ReyesErdwing, Juan Kogie. RrFaye.tu. Folia L Rasmuthen, Capt WGatlegos, Maslralano Saiz. MarillitoLopez, Damacio bmithwloken. PreitanMueller, Or H C Slaughter, W JMiller, I'rlD Torrez, Epimeulo (2)Miller, W A Urloste, DelfiniaOrtega. MriBarbaritn Valencia. AmaliaOtero, M 0 Younff, N BOrtiz, Magdalena

In calling please say advertised andgive the date.

PAUL A. F. WALTER,- Postmaster.

Follow the crowd to the Bon Ton. and tourists. These waters containPROMPT ATTENTION OITBX HAIL OBDKR8. 1,686.24 grains of alkaline salts to the

gallon, being the richest alkaline HotSprings In the world. The efficacy ofSANTA FE, N. M.I

Insure Your Property InNIAGARA FIRE INS. CO., NEW YORK.

H. N. WILLCOX, Agent.Telephone 71.J ANTONIO JOSEPH, Proprietor

Ojo Caliente. Taos County, N. Aft

ted and Refill Cuiaine and TsbJoService Unexcelled


ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS. CO.



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faked Through Synopsis of Statement of theFire Association of Philadelphia, Penn.

January 1, 1904. f

Assets $6,332,403 74

Liabilities 4,910,600 81The Palace Hotel EL PASO

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'....$1,421,802 93

Santa FeCentra.Railway

The Annual Dividend Policy5s :he Best Life Insurance.

WILLIAM VAUOHN, PROP.

Large Sample Doocms fer Commercial ffltiu

Ssat Fe - New MexicoUNION CENTRAL LIFE INS. CO., CINCINNATLOFFICE OF AUDITOR

OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.Santa Fe. n! M.. Feb. 11, 1904, It is

DENVER,

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Lowest Rates B'ggest Returns.H. N. WILLCOX, Agent.

Telephone 71.hereby certified. That the Fire Association of Philadelphia, a corporation organized under the laws oiPennsylvania, whose principal office isat Philadelphia, has complied with all

THE SHORT LINE OF NEW MEXICOthe requirements of the laws oi NewMexico, so far as the requisitions oicaM lawa apa annl!nflh1t trt Raid Com NEW EQUIPMENT PROMPT SERVICE

P. F. HAN LEYXJEJS-LiaE- S TUT

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OUR SPECIALTIES Old Crow, McBraym. Guckenheiroer Rye, TayH- and Paxton, Old Jordan and Monogram, Ky., WhiaMea.

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SAN FRANCISCO STREET SANTA FE, n.

gent, auditor of public accounts forthe territory of New Mexico, havehereto set my hand and affixed myseal of office, at the city of Santa Fe,the day and year first above written.(Seal) W. G. SARGENT,

Auditor of Public Accounts.

CONNECTING AT SANTA FE, N. M , with the Denver ftRio Grande Railroad for Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Trinidadand all points in Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana and the GreatNorthwest.

CONNECTINO AT TORRANCE, N. M., with the ElSystem for El Paso, Texas, and all points in Southern

New Mexico, Arisona, Texaa and the Republic of Mexico. Also forKansas City, St, Louis, Chicago and all points east via the RockIsland system.

THE SANTA FE CENTRAL is the Short Line between SantaFe and Bl Paso, Texas, Alamogordo, Carrizozo, Santa Rosa, Tucum-car- i,

N. M., Dalhart, Texaa, and all other points on the ElSystem.

For freight and passenger rates, and other information regardingthe Santa Fe Central Railway and the country through which it oper-ates, call on or address

Legal BlanksIn Stock and for Sale by

S &THE NEW MEXICAN

PRINTING COMPANY.& & &

MINING BLANKS.Amended Location Notice, 2 sheet.Agreement of Publisher, 4 sheetProof of eLabor, 1-- 4 sheet.Lode Mining Location, 2 sheet.Placer Mining Location, 2 sheet.Title Bond to Mining Property, 1-- 2

sheet.Title Bond and Lease of Mining Prop-

erty, 1-- 2 sheet.Mining Deea, 1-- 2 sheet.Mining Lease, 1--2 sheet.Coal Declaratory Statement, 1-- 2 sheetCoal Declaratory Statement and Pow-

er of Attorney and Non-Miner- al Aff-

idavit, 1-- 2 sheet.Notice of Kight to Water, 1--4 sheet.Forfeiture, orPubllshing Out Notice,

4 sheet.STOCK BLANKS.

Bill of Sale, Animals Bearing Ven

D. A R. G. SYSTEM,Santa Fe Branch.

TIME TABLE.

B, W. ROBBINS, 6, F. & P. i, SANTA FE, N. H.BAST BOUSD WBST BOOTH)

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5:30pm. Ar... .Santa Pe..Lv.. 9:00am6:40am...Lv.... Alamna...Ar .153.. 8 40 cm

Alamosa via Sallda . . Lv 6 :50 a m2'2lim..I,r Pueblo.. ..Lv..287.. 2 : a ra

m..L.... Denver.... Ar. .404.. :20am

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIMEFor Prospective Purchasersof Building Lots in Estancia

Eetaacia has GOOD WATER, SOFT WATER, PURE WATER,RAILROAD WATER, CLEAR WATER and PLENTY ot WATERQ

RU8SEL SAGE'S ADVICE,"Young man, Buy Real Estate,"

Will soon rank with Horace Greely's aphorism,V "YOUNG MAN GO WESTI"

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

another maxim of which you will appreciate the force if yo'i will eithccall on or communicate with W. P. CLARKE BEFORE BUYING TOWN

4.0TS ELSEWHERE.BE WISE.

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 ypu 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-

stantial towns in this section of the southwest.Be sure and write for all Information desired at once. THE

PRICE OP THESE LOTS WILL INTEREST YOU.TERMS TO SUIT.

' Adddreaa all comunlcations to

Trains stop at Embudo for dinnerwhere good meals are served.

Connections.At Antonlto for Durango, Silverton

and Intermediate points.At Alamosa for Denver, Pueblo and

intermediate points via either the stand-ard gauge line via La Veta Pas9 or thenarrow gauge via Sal id a, making theentire trip In day light and passing

dor's Recorded Brand, 1--4 sheet.(In books 25 blanks, 40c. per book.)Bill of Sale. Animals Not Bearing

REMINGTON

TYPEWRITERS

MEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO

Dealers. :

Santa Fe. N. JH.

Vendor's Recorded Brand, 4 sheet.Bill of Sale, Range Delivery. 1-- 4 sheetAuthority to Gather, Drive and Han

dle Animals Bearing Owner's RecordedW. P. CLARKE,

tnrougn me famuus koyal uukuu,also for all points on Creede branch.

At Sallda for all points west.At Denver, ' Pueblo and Colorado

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

reservations time cards, literature, etc..call on or address.

F. H. McBrtiDK, Agent.San. W N. M.

3 E. Boom, G. P A .

Deavet, Colo.

Brand, 1-- 2 sheet.Authority to Gather, Drive and Han-H- e

Animals Not Bearing Owner'a Reo-rd- ed

Brand, 1-- 2 sheet.Certificate of Brand, l- -l sheet .

8ANTA FE,NEW MEXICO.

Over a million acres of land open for Homester. dera In theOIA VALLEY good soil and plenty of water, blefe can be bad from

ignt to thirty feet,

8 Santa Fe New Mexican, Monday, February 29, J 904.

o ARGUMENT HECESSARYgTo Convince Our People That Money Can Be Saved By Purchasing at Our Store. We

Can Show You the Lastest and Best of Everything, at a Great Money-Savin- g. Don'tPut Off Your Shopping, But Come Here "NOW" and Make Your Purchases

1Prepare

for theGarden

andField

FlJVITUREFASHIONS

That Catch the Eyes ofthe Women and Prices

Please the Men.

MATTRESSESWe carry the

CelebratedOstermoor

SanitaryF(attress

ALSOWool and Cotton Tops.

PACKINGWe carry many of the

leading brands in Waterand Steam, Sheet andSpiral Packings.

PUMPSWe have a stock of

Force and Common WellPumps. Water & SteamFittings. Black and Gal-

vanized pipe.

SeasonableGoods

Are Now Arriving and WeShall Be Prepared to

Supply Your Wants

FOR THE GARDENAND THE RANCH

We Carry . . .

PAINTS, OILS ANDGLASS,

CHINAWARE,GLASSWARE,

LAMPS, ETC

CASH

or

ISTAIXF1EITPLAN

Take Your!Choice.

We have Plows of allkinds for all soils and at all

prices; A dependable make

guaranteed to give bestresults. '

INSPECT OUR LINE FOR 1 904.

STUDEBAKER WAGONS,

SAMSON WINDMILLS

SpecialDuring This Month

25 percentDiscount on Wool &

Cotton TopsTo Make Room for

New GoodsDON'T OVERLOOK THIS

See.WINDOW DISPLAY

of

: Window : Shades :

new;effectsIn the line of Guns and

Ammunition Best Alade.BARBED WIREI

MPACCIDENT IN MADRID MINE,1 JACOB WELTMBRCall at W is

And miscellaneous ads- - BOOIjS, STATIOJVEIY, PjAGAZIjVES, - PERIODICALS.KAADT'S CURIO STORERobert Benham Crushed to Death By

a Rock Which Became DislodgedFrom the Roof.

Robert Benham, a miner, whileworking in one of the lower chambersof the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com-

pany's mine?at Madrid, met with anaccident which caused his death on

J& j J0 J& JE FOR SALE Fine saddle pony.at Claire Hotel.

Headquarters for

SCHOOL SUPPLIESFine Confectionery and Cigars

ao8 San Francisco St. Santa Fe. N. M.

For Blankets, Drawn Work, Filigree Jewelry,Burnt Leather Goods of All Kinds . . . .

FOR SALE Choice lot of Indianblankets. Practically new. Apply 601Palace Avenue.- -

Saturday afternoon. A large rock tiecame dislodged from the roof of thechamber and fell on Benham, .crushing his skull and breaking his legsBenham has a mother, brother and sister living at Bland. His brother hasarrived in Madrid to take charge of

FOR SALE Team of horses andmountain wagon, Inquire at NewMexican.' V ;

FOR RENT Nice large sunny fur-

nished room with cloth press, electriclight and use of bath. Inquire 113Johnson Street. '

,y;ri-:.- '

the body.

SCIENTIFIC EMBALMING

M At Oar .

I Undertaking ParlorsThe Latest Scientific Methods of Eahalalai

MANUFACTURER OF - "

Pjcxican filigree JewelryDEALER IN

Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Hand Painted China.Repairing or fine watches and Jewelry work a specialty.

IIYIJO BOGS and IIDIAI GOODS $ FILIGREE It WHOLESALE tod RETAIL

247 San Francisco St

HOSPITAL CARS.

Will Be Run By the Santa Fe to thePacific Consumptives to Be

Excluded From Pullmans.

LOST A Collie dog seven monthsold. Answers to name of Don. Color,yellow, with white collar and tip oftail. Finder notify - the undersignedand receive reward. Amado Chaves.

ire Employed. Calls Aaswered fraa the Parlors Day or Night er by 0OROTEO SENA, Area

Pria Rose!. Oar Parlors Coaslst el a Nicely and Appropriately Fitted Up Salts at No. IllUacola Aveaae, West Side Plata, Saata Fe, New Mexico.

ALL KINDS OP PICTURE FRAMING.Santa Fe Railway officials are plan- -

ning to run hospital cars to the Paci-- !fie coast. If this is done, consumpr

!Iaadt's Photographic Studio.

FOR SALE A paying general mer-chandise store, with store building andresidence of 4 rooms adjoining, inMexican community but close to grow-ing American mining camp; $7,000

DUDROW & tMlTEHIEUp Stairs Over Kerr's Barber Shop.No Work Delivered Unless Satisfactory. stock; little competition; reason for

selling, have too much other businessto attend to. Address J. E. Lacome,Santa Fe, N. M.

tives will be bared from the regularPullmans. The matter is receiving theserious attention of the officials. Manyof the travelers who go west are suf-

ferers from pulmonary complaints; andthe prime object of their journey is toget relief from the disease. This isespecially true of passengers for NewMexico, Arizona and California. Rail-road surgeons have commended the

GOLD'S OLD CURIOSITY SHOPFOR RENT New 7 room cottage,

Bath., J tatiooary range and all thenew plan and expect other railroads modern Improvements. Apply to Geo.

E. Ellis, Claire Hotel.will follow the Santa Fe's lead.THESE BRIGHTSUNSHINY DAYS

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

CLOSING

OUT

SALE !

beckon us out of doom.What we need is goodinvigorating exercise, toclear the cobwebs fromthe mind and energizethe whole system. Ituredemands it.

man.- -

Notice is hereby given that the an-

nual meeting of stockholders of theSanta Fe Progress and ImprovementCompany will be held at the office ofthe company, in the law office of Cat-ron & Gortner, Santa Fe, N. M., onTuesday, March 1 1904, at noon. Eu-

gene A. Fiske, president; R. C. Gort-ner, secretary and treasurer.


AMERICAN CENTRAL INS. CO., ST. LOUIS.

H. N. WILLCOX, AgentTelephone 71.

Wishing to retire from business I will sell myThe best is not too good for the BonBlack Bass in any shape at Bon Ton.Ton.

i n.

enable us to fulfill thisrequirement. Personalcomfort and thoroughconfidence in your wheelare embodied in the new

Notice for Publication.(Homestead Entry No. 7489.)

DEPARTMENT OF TUB INTKKIOB,

Land Office at Santa Fe. N. H., Feb. 24. 1904.Notice is hereby given that the followiog

named settler has filed notice of his intentionto make final Droof in suDDort nf his

GOLDEN STATE LIMITED.The Golden State Limited will be re-

sumed, first train to leave Chicago;December 20, and Los Angeles, De-

cember 24 1903, the service to be con- -RAMBLER CHAINLESS

y $60

entire stock of .

INDIAN and MEXICAN BLANKETS POTTERYBASKETS. 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

elaim, and that said proof will be madebefore froDate uierK of Sandoval county,at Sandoval, N M., on April 4. 1901, vis; Eva-rist- u

Montoya for the eU of t section 1,ne4 neH and lot 4, section 12. township 19north, range 1 east He names the followingwitneasee to prove his continuous residencenoon aud cultivation of said land, via: Emi- -

CHAIN MODELSRACERS AND ROADSTERS

$50 TO $35Call and inspect. Don't fail to send

or ask for illustrated catalog

tinued on practically same scheduleas last Season, until April 14 from Chi-

cago and April 20 from Los Angeles., This train will carry the sameequipment as last year, to Los Ange-les, and an additional car for Pasa-dena, also one for San Francisco.EL PASO NORTHEASTERN SYS-

TEM, A. N. BROWN.G. P. A., El Paso, Texas.

terlo Montoya, Martin Montoya, Jose agapl-t- o

Garcia, iose Andres Naranjo all of Jemea,N M.

maht'KL K. utbro. Register.

St. Elmo Club, headquarters for im Sign of the Old Cart Send for CatalogueCor. San Francisco Street and Burro Alley

ported Manors and clears. Disrneo &Try a New Mexican want "ad."i . Jf. Hi G033BE1V, The Hardware Sealer, Santa Fe, NV M. Napoleon, Phone No. 6.

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