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FE NEW MEXICANVOL. 37 SANTA FE, N. M., THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1900, CITY AND NORTHERN MAIL NO. 122SECOND EDITION

Unas district expertlng a number ofM'KINLEY NOTIFIED THE PUBLIC SCHOOLSBIG MINERALV ALTHAH URGENT DEMAND claims belonging to different Individ

OX TO PEKIN!Washington, July 12. "On to Pekin!'

is the policy adopted by this govern uals. A genuine boom is apparently be-

ginning in that district, and should theNortheastern railroad extension gothrough, Gallinas will be one of the

ment, which is determined not to relaxits efforts to get in touch with Mr. Con

ger if ho be alive, and to. take the necThe Formal Notification of the Presi-

dent and Eoosevelt Took Place

This Afternoon,

Strikes and Deals That Have LatelyBeen Made in Hew Mexico

Mining Property.

i chief towns on the line.

The United States Asks to Be Putin Communication with Min-

ister Conger.

essary steps for the protection of Amer

A List oi the School Directors Re-

cently Elected in Santa Fe

County.

HOW VACANCIES ARE FILLED

Las Vegas Notes.

course to which the civilized world ispledged.

"I cannot conclude without congrat-ulating my countrymen upon the strongnational sentiment which finds expres-sion in every part of our commoncountry and the increased respect withwhich the American name is greetedthroughout the world."

ROOSEVELT NOTIFIED.Oyster Bay, N. T., July 12. Governor

Roosevelt was to-d- officially notifiedof his nomination for the vice presiden-cy at his country home at Sagamore,near Oyster Bay. The notification com-

mittee appointed by the Republicanconvention went by railroad to OysterBay, where carriages were in waiting

Marion J. Clift, aged 18 years, ofdied at Las Vegas after an IllnessSTRONG PATRIOTIC ADDRESSFOREIGNERS DISSATISFIED THE GOLD COIN COMPANY of two weeks.

ican interests.iiortrc rumors.

Shanghai, July 12. It is reported thata Chinese merchant here received a let-

ter from Pekin, dated June 30, sayingthat (lie legations were demolished andall" foreigners killed. It is announcedfrom a good source that 30,000 Russiansare marching on Pekin from the north.

George B. Lindsay, who accidentallyshot himself In the leg at Las VegasHot Springs, died of his wound. Hewas aged 39 years. He was a native of

The President Olearly Defines the Position It Has Secured Options on Property in theMalone District Activity in the Ohlor-id- e

Flat Damp Taos and OtherCounties.

They Think Reinforcements Should Make

More Haste to Beach Tien Tain Lack

of Organization Among ForeignTroops.

An Opinion by District Attorney E. 0.Gortner Failure to Hold an Election

by the School Directors Is Mal-

feasance in Office.

of the Eepnblican Party The Fallacies

of the Democratic Platform Are

Pointed Out.

SIERRA COUNTY.E. J. Murray went to Rincon to meet

Canton, O., July 12. The second noti-fication of William McKinley that he

Ten out of the twenty-seve- n publicschool districts In the county failed to,

Che Poo, July 8. (Copyright, 1900, bythe Associated Press.) An artilleryduel was proceeding at Tien Tsin. The had been selected as the nominee of the Senator Andrews, who was on his way

from Pennsylvania to inspect his mines

Cincinnati, but had lived In the westfor twenty years.

The following I. O. O. P. officers wereInstalled on Monday evening: S. R.Dearth, noble grand; Sig. Nahm, vicegrand; P. W. Fleck, secretary; W. E.Crites, treasurer; J. E. Burnett, war-den; William Schultz, right sentinel tothe noble grand; Abraham Wertz, leftsentinel to the noble grand; IlenryJohn, right sentinel to the vice grand;H. T. Unsell, chaplain.

Las Vegas people are bound to findsomething at the bottom of the well

elect directors at the recent election. Insuch cases the law authorizes tl.--e counChinese guns are so masked that the Republican party for president was

made y. Chairman Lodge and at Andrews.The Terry Bros, recently made a shipmembers of the notification committee,

together with Chairman Hanna and ment of silver-copp- ore from theirNew Era mine in the Black Range toEl Paso that sampled 184.4 ounces in sil

members of the national committee, ar-

rived on a special train from Clevelandver and 19 per cent copper.at U o'clock. They were met by a citi-

zens' committee and band and escorted The Oohoo Mining Company had just that Is being drilled at the asylum forto the home of President McKinley, completed the erection of an ore crush-

er, which is running full blast. It hasthe insane. Thus far copper, silver,gold and oil have been struck, and at

to convey them to Sagamore. SeveralInvited guests accompanied the party,most of them prominent New Yorkers.It was noon when the party arrived atits destination. Governor Roosevelt re-

ceived them on the wide vine-cover-

porch at Sagamore, and presented eachto Mrs. Uooseveit, Shortly after 12

o'clock Senator Wolcott called the com-

mittee to the porch and read the for-

mal notification In his clear resonantvoice.

ROOSEVELT'S SPEECH.When Mr. Wolcott concluded Govern-

or Roosevelt, in a clear, firm voice,said:

"Mr. Chairman, I accept the honorconferred upon me with the keenest andthe deepest appreciation of what itmeans, and above all of the responsibil-ity that goes with it. Everything thatit Is In my power to do will be done tosecure the of President Mc-

Kinley, tow horn It has been given Inthis crisis of the national history tostand for and embody the principleswhich lie closest to the heart of everyAmerican worthy of the name.

the depth of almost 300 feet natural gaswhere a great crowd collected. Presi-dent McKinley greeted the arrivals cor-

dially. Distinguished men occupiedseats on the porch, among them beingSenator Hanna, Postmaster General

has been encountered. A lighted papera capacity of about ten tons per day,and is being operated in connectionwith their lead jig. They expect to shipa car load of high-grad- e lead concen

ty school superintendent to fill vacan-cies by appointment. This matter isnow receiving the attention of Supt. F.P. Pino, but he is taking his time aboutit, being desirous of consulting the peo-

ple of the district before making the se-

lections. A few such vacancies, how-ever, have been filled within a fewdays, as In district No. 3, upper SantaFe river district, where the directorsfailed utterly to perform their duty, onebeing absent and another sick, and thepeople themselves got together and ap-pointed judges and held an election,which did not count as compliance withthe law.OPINION BY DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Before appointing the directors inthis district Mr. Pino called upon thedistrict attorney for light In the prem-ises, and received the following:

"Answering your inquiry of the 9th,in which you state that 'in district No.

thrown down the well roars like a can-

non, and a flame shoots up higher thanthe pile of dirt around the well. Thewell will be sunk to a depth of 400 feet.

trates every ten days.Smith, Cornelius N. Bliss, Henry C.

Payne, Judge Day, R. C. Kerens andRepresentative Taylor.

GRANT COUNTY.Steve Corley and Chris Sellman are

Senator Lodge mounted a small Archbishop Bourgade at Taos.Archbishop Bourgade was cordially

received and entertained by the people

taking out pay ore from their lease onthe Grand Central. They are workingthree men, and have done a great deal

standing block and delivered the speechof notification. The senator's remarks

of Taos on the Fourth. He arrived thereof development work.were frequently interrupted with ap-

plause. When Lodge closed PresidentMcKinley mounted the stand, the vast

There is more activity in the Chloride from Costilla In the afternoon, accom-

panied by Father Garcia of Costilla,

FUSION IN NEBRASKA.

Populists Want to Give the Democrats OnlyOne Nomination,

Lincoln, Neb., July 12. Daylightfound throe fusion state conventions,which begun yesterday afternoon, stillIn session, with practically no progressmade furtl r than the adoption of sep-

arate platforms. The whole questionhinged on whether the Democratswould yield from the demand for twoplaces on the sta'e ticket, together withall the electors for president and vicepresident. The conference committeesreported to the three state conventionsan agreement to give the Silver Re-

publicans the office of lieutenant gov-

ernor, the Democrats the offices of

treasurer and commissioner of landsand buildings, and the Populists therest of the ticket. This division Is ac-

ceptable to the Democrats. The Popu-list convention, however, refused to

give two places to the Democrats, anda committee was sent to the Democratsoffering them any one office the Demo-

crats may wish.COMPROMISE PROPOSITION.

On reconvening the conference com-

mittees reported a compromise propo-

sition, whereby the Democrats are giv-

en three electors, the Populists four, theSilver Republicans one; the Democratsto have two state offices, the Silver Re-

publicans one and the Populists therest. The Populists referred the wholecontroversy to a committee of one, M.

P. Harrington, with power to treat withthe Democrats, but instructing him notto concede more than one state office.

At 11:20 the agreement was reported tothe Populist convention on the presi-dential electors, giving four to the Pop-

ulists, three to the Democrats and one

to the Silver Republicans. Nominationsfor presidential electors were declaredin order, but before selections weremade a motion prevailed that the nom-

inations of electors be referred to thestate central committees of the threeparties, and a committee of one was

appointed to notify the Democrats andSilver Republicans of the action taken.

POYNTER RENOMINATED.Nominations for governor wore de-

clared In order, and without nominat

Flat camp, lying only a few miles from Father Medina of Penasco and Fatherconcourse cheering heartily. It wassome moments before the president

MORE THAN PARTY CONTEST.'This is very much more than mere

Silver City, at the present time than atany similar period since the fall In sil-

ver back in 1893. The larger percentage3 of this county no election was held by

Mauriller of this place. They were metbefore entering the town by a largenumber of people, including the socie

could proceed. He had a manuscript, party contest. We stand at the parting the school directors at the time providof the operators are leasers, but a numof the ways, and people have now to debut referred to it only at long inter-vals. When he mentioned the "new ties of the church, by whom they were ed by law, on the first Monday in June,

some of the people living there organcide whether they shall go forward ber are engaged In developing theirproperties. While the ore as a general

escorted to the church, where addresseswere made. Elaborate preparations foralong the path of prosperity and high

honor abroad, or whether they will turnized and appointed three judges of elec-tion and held an election in which threepersons were elected school directors,"

rule occurs in pockets, it is of suchhigh grade that some very handsome the parade and for decorations were

peoples under our care" . there was ahearty burst of applause. The audienceappreciated the deft turn which Mc-

Kinley gave imperialism and cheeredmost heartily. When the president

made, but could not be as well carriedtheir backs upon what has been doneduring the past three years; whetherthey will plunge this country Into an

'stakes" are being made.The Gold Coin Prospecting and De

out as if the day had been less rainy.The archbishop will remain long enough

you ask my official opinion 'in regard tosaid election, so that' you 'can deter-mine what to do in the case.' I beg Inanswer to call your attention to page

closed there were loud calls for Hanna,but Colonel Grant, chairman of the lo- -'

to visit all the towns in the valley.velopment Company, of ColoradoSprings and Boston, is now in Grant

abyss of misery and disaster, or, whatis worse than even misery and disaster,shame. I feel that we have a right toappeal not merely to Republicans,-"bu- t

cal committee, introduced Senator Pair- - SHEEP RANCHES.county, the company having recentlysecured an option on mines In the Mabunks of Indiana, who in a brief ad- -

17S of the laws of 1899, wherein it ismade malfeasance in office for schooldirectors to fail to hold the election asrequired by law, and it is further made

Iress declared that McKinley would be Remarkable Growth of the Industry Aroundlone district. The first work will beto all good citizens, no matter whatmay have been their party affiliations Galisteo.

Capt. Sylvester Davis and Carlo Sancommenced this week in the Malonedistrict on the Gold Brick, Gold Band,Summit, Black Manganese and Link

In the past, and ask them, on theTHE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.After expressing an appreciation of chez are up from Galisteo buying lanchstrength of the record that President

your duty to institute prosecutionagainst them therefor. It is also bysaid statute made your duty to removesupplies They report good

crops, despite the long dry spell, lastmines owned by Martin & Noel, onwhich a ninety days' option has been

McKinley has made during the pastthree years, and on the strength of the

the honor done him, and relating howhis promises of four years ago havebeen kept, the president continued: secured. These mines have been sue- -hreat implied in what was done at

from office any school director violatingthe said law. I therefore beg to adviseyou that you should at once issue ancessfully worked by their owners forKansas City a few days ago, to standUnfortunately, the threat of 1896 has

ing from May 20 to July 4. On the lat-ter date a heavy rain came to thai sec-

tion, doing untold good. The sheep In-

dustry Is in a highly prosperous state,and the young lambs are growing very

shoulder to shoulder with us, perpetu- -just been renewed by the allied parties tl e past eighteen years, and duringI hat t me have yielded between $75,001

order removing the said school direct-ors from office, for this violation of duting the conditions under which we

ml $100,000. The ore runs high In sliwithout an' abatement or a modifica-tion. The gold bill has been denouncedand its repeal demanded. The menace

fillies find difficulty in locating them.A JAPANESE ARMY.

Yokohama, July 12. Though no deci-

sion has yet been announced, it is cer-

tain that Japan will send nearly 50,000

troops to China.A VIGOROUS DEMAND.

Chicago, July 12. A special to theTribune from Washington says: Secre-

tary Hay y demanded from theChinese government that the depart-ment be put In communication withMinister Conger without delay. This de-

mand was made upon Minister Wu, theChinese minister, who no doubt laidthe matter before his government In aroundabout way through Sheng, direc-tor of the Chinese telegraph.

NEAR THE END.New York, July 12. A dispatch to the

Journal-Advertis- er from Che Poo, dat-ed July 8, says: "A courier from SirRobert Hart in Pekin just arrived,bringing this message, dated June 25:

"Close to good-b- y. Near the end."OPERATIONS HANDICAPPED.

Tien Tsin, July 4, via; Che Poo, July8, Shanghai, July 11 (Copyright, 1900,

by the Associated Press.) A homo-

genous army of half the strength of theallied forces could do better work thanis being done by them. Operations aredangerously handicapped and the safe-

ty of the city imperiled by lack of or-

ganization and the want of one com-

mander to control all the forces.AMERICANS DISSATISFIED.

There is a great need for more troops.The present force of 10,000 men Is at-

tempting to hold a line fifteen mileslong around the city. There is also agreat need of rebuilding the railroad toTaku and getting artillery equal to theguns with which the enemy Is dallybombarding the allies' positions. Theforeign population is greatly arousedconcerning the apparent apathy. Whilethe city Is being bombarded the.v arelikely to suffer heavily, and they cannotunderstand the apparent negligence ofthe governments to furnish relief, rndwhy are not coming onfaster. The Americans are particular'dissatisfied" because, though they haveone of the smallest representations,their Interests are second to none.

PRINCE TUAN INSANE. ,

Che Poo, July 9. It Is reported on

good authority that Prince Tuan hasbecome insane.

TSIN TAU THREATENED.In consequence of the movements of

the rebels. toward Tsin Tau the Ger-

mans have withdrawn some of theirtroops from "Taku to protect Tsin Tau.The women and children from NewChwang have arrived at Che Foo.

SITUATION AT TIEN TSIN.London, July 12. The British admir-

alty received the following dispatchfrom Vice Admiral Seymour:

"Tien, Tsin, July 7. The Chinese cpn-tln-

fighting, often shelling the settle-ments, They are extending their linesalong the Lu Tai An canal to the north-

east, and are appearing in greater forcewest of the city.

"Yesterday we bombarded the cityand the Immediate suburbs, whichstopped the Chinese gun fire for sometime. The French settlement and sta-tlo- n

are most subject to attack. To-da- y

there was another bombardment. I amsteadily getting up more guns. Tenthousand troops are now here. Moreare required, but both Russian and Jap-anese are expecled."

GRAVE APPREHENSION.London, July 12. The character of

news only tends to confirm thepessimism . In London concerning, thefate of the International colony In Pe-

kin. Observers see In the edict fromPekin and other Information emanat

have reached a degree of prosperitynever before attained In the nation's ver and gold. .Eighteen samples were

taken and tested by Mr. Terry's menbefore the option was secured.

f 10 to 1 therefore still hangs over us history, and under which abroad weput the American flag on a level where

ty, and to file the affidavit required bythe statute. Provision being furthermade by section 1533 of the CompiledLaws of 1897 for the filling of any va-cancies by you, It Is evident that thelaw does not countenance an electionheld by any other than the school di

fat since the fresh grass was Improvedby the rains. From Galisteo south tothe Gallinas mountains, over 100 miles,new sheep ranches are being estab-lished and the old ones improved at arate which augurs well for the future.

with all Its dire consequences to creditand confidence, to business and Indusing speeches the roll of counties was

t never before in the history of the A strike of considerable Importancecalled. Governor Poynter had a walkcountry ias U.'fen placed. V.ov these rea- -try. The enemies of sound t'urrency are

away. Before the wtsult was announced ons I feel we have a right to look forJohn O. i".'iser, of Omaha, one of the ward with confident expectation to The great Mcintosh ranches, which be-

gin twenty-tw- o miles south of Galiscandidates for the nomination, moved rectors. The election you mention Is,therefore, illegal, and you should re-

move the outgoing directors and apwhat the verdict of the people will benext November, and I ask all men tothat the selection of Poynter be made

rallying their scattered forces. Peoplemust once more unite and overcome theadvocates of repudiation, and must notrelax their energy until the battle forpublic honor and honest money shallagain triumph.

teo and string out southward, haveunanimous. It carried with applause. a remarkable success in the breedingwhom the well-bein- g of the country and point directors in their place. Very tru-

ly yours, R. C. GORTNER,of Merino sheep. For some eight yearshe honor of the national name are dearAGREEMENT REACHED.Committeeman Harrington, delegated

was made last week by John Hunter onwhat is commonly known as the Hun-ter group, In Shingle canon. The ore Is

free milling gold, and has been foundin several different veins, some ofwhich are over 18 inches in width. Theimportance of the find lies in the factthat the character of the formation istotally different from that heretoforeuncovered, being granite and porphyry,with almost an entire absence of thelime and iron so marked in this vicin-

ity. The formation is very similar to

William Mcintosh has annually intro-duced new blood, and his flocks show

to stand with us as we fight for pros-

perity at home and the honor of theflag abroad."

"District Attorney."THE NEW DIRECTORS.

Following Is the list of new directors

FINANCIAL POLICY.

'Congress, which will sustain, and, If

by the Populists to treat with the Dem-

ocrats and Silver Republicans, reportedtheir concurrence in the proposed divi-

sion of state officers and presidentialelectors. The announcement was greet-ed with Wild applause.

need be, strengthen the present law, A POSTSCRIPT.Applause broke out as the governor

up splendidly this season. Mr. Mcin-tosh is now at Los Angeles, Cel., topurchase 300 high-bre- d Merino bucksto be placed on his ranches betweenGalisteo and Chillll.

In those districts where elections wereheld or where appointments have beenmade:

can prevent the financial catastropneincluded, but he checked it instantlywhich every lover of the nation Is

District No. 1. Fiorencio Rolbal, Luthat found In the Plnos Altos camp.nnxlous to avert. Not satisfied with by saying: "Gentlemen, one moment,please. Here Ned," he cried to SenatorThe Democrats, on convening, ratified

the nomination of Governor Poynter,ciano TruJIllo, Encarnaclon Salazar yTrujillo.

denouncing the currency of the govern-ment, our political adversaries con Wolcott, "this is not to the national

The strike was so promising that abond and lease was at once secured byan investor on the group. The assay

nd then nominated W. D. Oldham forNo. 2. Clrllo Abeytla, Isabel Ortega,demn the tariff law enacted at the extra

Immense Body of Ore.Alfred Richards, miner at Bland,

spent yesterday In the city. He saysthe big pay ledge on the Iron King

committee, but I want to say this tomy friends, friends of my own stateattorney general. The Populists in turn

nominated Oldham, and taking the ini Romulo Ortega.returns show the ore to be of a highwho are here. Just let me say how I No. 3. Francisco Gallegos, Encarnagrade.

session of congress in 1897, known asthe Dlngley act, passed In obedience to

the will of the people expressed at the claim has been crosscut at 200 feet fromippreciate seeing so many of you here clon Martinez, David Rodriguez. Ap-

pointed July 11.

tiative, named E. A. Gilbert, Silver Re-

publican, by acclamation for lieutenantgovernor.

TAOS COUNTY.

Pugh & Enderman expect to cut the the surface, showing an immense bodyy. I want to say I am more thanlection in the preceding November, theof ore, and an effort is now to be made No. 4. Emeterlo Garcia, Manuel E.law which at once stimulated our in- - lead they are driving for In Tenderfoothonored and pleased at having been

made the candidate for vice president Ortiz, Valentin Montoya.EATEN BY CANNIBALS. Instries, opened Idle factories and gulch in a few days.to crosscut the big Star lead on thewest, which also penetrates the Ironm the national ticket, but you cannot No. 5. Emeterlo Romero y D., Manmines and gave to the laborer and to J. L. Dillon, whose leg was so badlyThe Horrible Experience of Eushraen in the maglne how badly I feel at leaving the King location. uel Ortiz, Jose Ant. Romero.broken at the Leader mine several

men with whom I worked for civic de- - No. 11. Juan Sanchez, Pablo Aranda,the farmer their returns for their tolland investment. Shall we go back to

the tariff which brings deficiency in ourweeks ago, Is able to sit up.

New Hebrides,

Victoria, B,. C, July 12 Bushmen ency, righteousness and honesty In Pedro Martinez.A. W. Gardner, assayer at Red River, City Bonds to be Refunded.At a special meeting of the Slivercvenues and destruction to our indus has discovered a cheap process for the

treatment of the copper ores of thatfrom Cape Oxford, according to a let-

ter received by Mlowern from Sy lney,were killed and eaten by canniba'. :n

New York." This little postscript to t'--

formal speech was heartily applauded.Refreshments were served, and a gen- -

trial enterprises?" City council a proposition presented byC. P. Grayson, on behalf of the bondthe coast of New Britain. The vie .tins

One of the largest deals yet made In holders, to refund the city bonded In

THE NEW POSSESSIONS.The president then reviewed the ts

of the war, and said: "Cuba haseon liberated, and our guarantees to

debtedness of $50,000 in 4 per cent bonds

ral conversation followed.

Broke the Record.New York, July 12 The new express

teamer Deutschland, of the Hamburg- -

were not all killed at once, some wit-

nessing the killing of their comiadesand the first part of the cannibal .

Red River went through last week.Particulars are promised In a shorttime.

was accepted. This will save the cityher people will be sacredly executed. A

something like $1,600 per year.beneficent government has been provid James Rift received an assay lastFIGHTING FOR MINOR PLACES.ed for Porto Rico. The Philippines are week on ore from his Goose creek prop PROSPECTIVE RAILROADS.

No. 15. Emeterlo Rivera, Julian Or-

tiz, Emilio Romero.No. 16. Manuel Rolbal, Hermenijildo

Rolbal, Evaristo Trujillo.No. 17. J. L. Lopez, W. F. Williams.No. 18. G. Haeltermann, Donaclano

Madrid, Benedlto Maestas.No. 19. Patricio Garcia, Eulogio San-

doval, Pedro Martinez.No. 20. Pedro J. Jaramlllo, Jose Si-

mon Vigil, Victor Ortega.No. 21. Modesto Martinez, Jose Mar-

tinez, Francisco Vigil.No. 22. Epimenlo Vigil y M., Librado

Montoya, Jose Joaquin Qulntana.No. 25. Juan de D. Tapla, Manuel

Baca, Teofllo Martinez. Appointed July12.

No. 27. Earl A. Turner, T. L. Kinney,

ours, and American authority must beWest Virginia Republicans Busy Nominaterty, which shows over 2 ounces of gold.

American line, arrived to-d- fromHamburg, Cherbourg and Plymouth In

ihe record time from the latter port offive days, fifteen hours and forty-si- x

minutes, the distance of 3,044 knots be-

ing made at an average of 22.42 knots

upreme throughout the archipelago. Three Projects That Would Be of GreatHe has a fine vein of ore.ing a State nciret.Charleston. W. Va., July 12.-- The Re There will be a broad amnesty and lib Patrick O'Malley and J. Ashbaugh, Benefit to Mew Mexico.

A party of railroad surveyors compublican state convention, which nomi miners from Ellzabethtown, have gonenated A. B. White last night for gov pleted another survey for a road fromn hour. to work on the Praser property. Also,

four other Elizabethtown miners haveernor, reconvened this morning. The Las Vegas to Taos last week. WhetherA STRING OF ACCIDENTS. found good jobs with the Copper Hillday opened with long speeches present

erty, but no abatement in our rightsnor abandonment of our duty. Theremust be no scuttle policy. We will fulfillIn the Philippines the obligations Im-

posed by the triumphs of our arms andby the treaty of peace; by internationalInw and by the nation's sense of honor,and more than all by the rights, Inter

ing names and balloting and contending company.ing from Chinese official sources onlyattempts to gain time, and desperateanxiety on the part of some one to

or not the road will be built Is thequestion. The Taos people appear tohave small hopes in the premises, sinceit is believed that the Atchison, Topeka

A Number of Mishaps One of Which Causedfor minor places on the state ticket, In the case of James Bigelow vs. W.over which there are bitter contests. Death- - VV. LeGrande et al., a decree has beenmake apology for the outrages commit W. L. Boardman.entered in the district court ordering aJack Stuppi, an employe of the Plnos

No. 28. Jose Ant. Qulntana, AnlcetoNominated for Congress.Travarap Clt.v Michigan. .Tulv 12. sale of the mining property for ths benAltos Gold Mining Company, had hisests and conditions of the Philippine

people themselves. The organized forces Qulntana, Jose P. de las Nieces Lopes.hip fractured 'by a boiler rolling over

ted at the capital. The latest newsfrom Tien Tsin considerably Intensifiesthe general alarm. Lack of cohesionamong the allies and consequent failureto make headway render the situation

eflt of the plaintiff, and designatingPrank Stapiln special master to make No. 29. Martin Lujan, Albino MonA. B. Darragh, of Gratiot county, was

uted for consress today by the and crushing htm.which have been misled Into rebellionhave been dispersed by our faithful sol toya, Jose E. Gomez.While running with the members of11th district Kopuniican convenuun,

& Santa Fe does not look with favoron the project.

G. R. Tusca, chief engineer of theproposed Columbus & Northern rail-

road, rode over the line with Mr. Baileylast week, and was much pleased withits resources. Mr. Tusca left Deming afew days since on his return to NewYork, whence is expected early goodnews touching this enterprise.

No. 30. Fabian Lopez y Rivera, Pediers and sailors, and the people of thethe sale.

G, D. Jordan and partners last weeksold the Copper King, which is the oldForest Fires. dro Lopez, Jose Carplo Romero.islands have been delivered from an

the hose company In the hub race onthe Fourth at Silver City, AssistantPostmaster Carl Comstock stumbledPhoenix. Ariz., July 12. Forest fires The districts In which no election waarchy, plllnge and oppression, recognize

there critical.SUBJECTED TO TERRIBLE TOR

TURES.Munich, July 12. According to a pri

Waterbury mine at Red River, to aPittsburg (Pa.) company, which willhave broken out near Prescott. A large American sovereignty as a symbol and and fell, the cart passing over him and held or in which the elections were Ir-

regular are Nos. 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 23,Waze Is In progress in the vicinity ofpledge of peace, justice, law, religious begin operations at once. It Is underinflicting severe abdominal bruises.vate cablegram received at Munich the Senator mine. Others are spreading 25 and 26.freedom, education, security of life and stood that the sale was made throughMr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams' four

along Hannlng creek. There has cen Chief Engineer Sumner, of tne ElPaso & Northeastern road, Is in campmonths old Infant met with a sad accl THE APPORTIONMENT.

Superintendent Pino Is to-d- makingno rain for several months. Losses will property, and the welfare and prosperIty of their several communities.

CONGRESSIONAL POWER.dent at Capitan last Thursday, from near White Oaks, and is running a sur

from Yokohama, Baron Ketteler wassubjected to terrible tortures before hisdeath. The Chinese are said to haveburled him alive and then dlslntombed

" him. The story goes that they tore his

bo very heavy- -

vey from the head of White Oaks canthe effects of which it died. It teemsthat the poor little child turned a cup

the quarterly apportionment offunds to the various school districts In '

the county. There Is $2,318.26 to be thuson through town to Carrizozo station."We reassert the early principle ofWestern Union Officers.

New York, July 12. The stockhold of hot coffee over on itself in some way, A previous survey shows a 2 per centtongue and eyes out with heated pin Ihe Republican party, sustained by unbroken judicial precedent, that the rep and was fatally scalded thereby.ers of the Western Union Telegraph Co. grade through White Oaks canon, and apportioned. The number of school

children Is 4,386, and 32 cents per capcers.TO COMMAND. GERMAN FORCES, held their annual meeting today ana At Cook's Peak Mrs. T. K. Ragsdale now Engineer Sumner hopes to reduceresentatlves of the people In congress

ita Is the amount thus apportioned.elected the following directors: Thomas received severe Injuries by a windlass It to 1V4 per cent. Mr. Sumner's familyT. Bckert, Charles A. Tinker, A. K,Berlin, July 12. Major General VonLessel, commander of the twenty-eight- h crank giving away. Dr. Harrison waa is there, and White Oaks will be his Albuquerque Doings.

Albuo.uero.u6 citizens contribute $100called and found her very badly bruised.Browor'A. B. Bertholf. The directorssubsequently elected Thomas T. Eckert headquarters until the work is finishedarmy division, has been appointed to

assembled have the full legislativepower over the territory belonging tothe United States, subject to the funda-

mental safeguards of liberty, justiceand personal rights, and are vested with

ample authority to act 'for the highest

Harris Nunn, the son of through this section of country. It be per month to pay a band for open airconcerts.Henry Nunn, was severely Injured by a gins to look like the extension through

command the German forces In Chinawith the rank of lieutenant general.

A SINISTER SILENCE. well rope giving away with him.

president, unarms a. xinKer vice prosident, and Thomas F. Clark secretary.

Teachers Elected Officers.Charleston, S. C July 12. The Na

Martlne Garcia experienced a run

6. B. Steen.LINCOLN COUNTY.

John B. Crowl, of Ithaca, N. Y., hassettled near White Oaks and engagedin mine operations with E. H. Pres-wic- k,

an old business partner.A rich gold strike was made at Nogal

last week on the Rlalto mine, propertyof M. D. Gaylord. The ore assays $100

per ton, and the body is extensive. No-

gal is wild over the new find, and a

great prospecting stimulus has beencreated by It.

Judge J. Y. Hewitt, manager of theOld Abe mine, has promised Major Da-

vis about 200 pounds of the fine goldore now on exhibition In the bank atWhite Oaks, for the El Paso mineralexhibit. The people will also furnishblocks of coal, pieces of marble, redsandstone, cream sandstone, Iron, fireclay, lime rock, and other rocks andminerals; In fact, White Oaks will Itselfhave a very large and varied exhibit.

Charles Spence states that he and M.D. Lincoln are at work getting the Gal- -

White Oaks and on to Liberal, Kan., isabout to begin, and it Is confidently beMr. and Mrs. Abe Abraham, of SilverInterests of the people Intrusted to Its away at Albuquerque that cost him a

an axle and wheel.Paris, July 12. The Temps announces

that it Is in position to affirm that, con City, and Mrs. Sam Abraham, of Clif lieved that January, 1901, will bringcare.' This doctrine, first proclaimed In

the cause of freedom, will never be with It a through line of railway fromton, Ariz., who Is visiting them, had t

very narrow escape from death by polsonlng. To alleviate the heat all par

El Paso to Liberal, Kan., via Whiteused as a weapon for oppression.THE CRISIS IN CHINA.

"The sudden and terrible crisis In Chi

trary to the statement from varioussources, no European telegram has beenreceived from Pekin since that of SirRobert Hart, Inspector general of Chi-

nese customs, dispatched on Sunday,

took freely of some lemonade which hadOaks.

MAXXBT &BPOKTMONEY AND METAL.

na calls foAthe gravest consideration, been allowed to stand In a galvanisedvessel. In a few moments all wereJune 24, declaring the situation desper

tional Educational Association to-d-

elected J. M. Green, of the state normalschool at Trenton, N. J., president ofthe association ; L. C. Greenlee, of Colo-

rado, treasurer to succeed Mr. Pearse,of Omaha. Irwin Shepard, of Winona,Minn,, holds over as secretary.

A Paoifio Cable.London, July 12. In the house of

commons to-d- the secretary of statefor the colonies, Mr, Chamberlain, an-

nounced that tenders for the laying ofa Pacific cable will be Invited

seized with severe cramps. Drs. Gilbert New York, July 12. Money on callate. Continuing, the Temps says:

A fire caused several hundred dollarsworth of damage to the house of SamuelBartnett In the Highlands.

Charles Oechsle, aged 63 years, a ve-

teran of the civil war died last night.He was a native of Baden. After thewar he served as cook for bridge gangson the Santa Fe railroad.

If you want good meals go to theBon-To- n.

Engraved card de vleite oaa hapromptly and cheaply procured In thevery UitMt asl Moat lagmjvt atylea at"W Sew 'JMna annttaf offloa.

and Westlake were called, and had sev

and you will not expect from me nowany further expression than to say thatmy best efforts shall be given to theImmediate purpose of protecting thelives of our citizens who are In peril,

"Subsequent silence is sinister. If It Iseral hours' hard work before their patrue that the legations are safe, they

nominally IK per cent. Prime niercanDie paper, 3 4H- - Silver, 01

Lead, $3.80.GRAIN.tlents were out of danger, the two Mrs,

Abrahams suffering severely. Ben WellChicago. Wheat, July, 78J 79;with the ultimate object of the peace

and welfare of China, to safeguard all

could communicate with Europe. If theycannot, It is because the Chinese haveJuggled dates and the massacre tookplace, as announced, on June 30 or

er, of Albuquerque, was also made very Unas mountain exhibit for the Et PasoSeptember, 80:. corn, July, 43K;sep

our treaty rights, and the maintenance tember, U 44!. Oats, July, 24;sick by drinking some of the same lemonade.

chamber of commerce ready. Messrs,Gallacher and Chapman are In the Gal- -of these principles of Impartial InterJuly V September 24 K (3 24

1

SOCIETIES.0J0 CALIENTEWith the thermometer standing at 99,

the Albuquerque Commercial Club ap-

pointed a committee to investigate aSanta Fa Haw mexicanMASOisnc.(HOT SXiaSTG-S.- )

Bled Quarts at a Time"I am a knife maker and. worked for a number of years in the New York Knifa

Co.'s factory at Walden, N. Y. First thing I knew I commenced to bleed fromthe mouth. Sometimes as much as a quart of blood would come up from mylungs at a time. Every time I coughed the blood spurted out. It was in the

smelter proposition. It must be a veryhot or a very cold day when Albjquer-qu- e

business men are not laying some These Celebrated Hot Springs are loTHE NEW MEXICAN PHINTINBCO.cated in the midst of the Ancient CliffDwellers, twenty-fiv- e miles west of

MONTEZUMA LODUifi,No. 1, A., F. and A. M.Regular communica-

tion first Monday In eachmonth at Masonic Hallat 7:30 p. m.

W. S. HARROUN,

Taos, and fifty miles north of Santa Fe,

plans for the growth and prosperity of

their town. No wonder that the DukeCity is beginning to be acknowledgedthe metropolis, present and future, ofNew Mexico.

and about twelve miles from BarraneaStation, on the Denver & Rio GrandeRailway, from which point a daily lineof stages run to the Springs. The tem

W. M.CRICHTON, Secretary.F. P.

perature of these waters Is from 90 to122 degrees. The gases are carbonic. Altitude, 6,000 feet. Climate very dry and

New

Railroad toSan Francisco!

Santa Fe Route, by Its SanJoaquin "Valley Extension. Theonly line with track and trainsunder one management all theway from Chicago to the GoldenGate.Mountain passes, extinct volca-noes, petrified forests, prehistor-ic ruins, Indian pueblos, Yosem-It- e,

Grand Canyon of Arizona,en route.Same high-grad- e service --thathas made the Santa Fe the fa-

vorite route to Southern Cali-

fornia.Fast schedule; Pullman andTourist sleepers daily; Free re-

clining chair cars; Harveymeals throughout.

General Passenger OfficeThe Atchison, Topeka & Santa

Fe Railway,Topeka, Kan.

SSS- - SANTA FE CHAPTER. No.delightful the year round. There Is nowa commodious hotel for the convenience

fall I got so bad, and thechurchpeople told me I had bettermake my peace with the Lordand prepare to die, for I wouldnot live till spring. My homedoctor couldn' t do me any good,but advised me to get to NewYork City for examination.They finally took me to a med-ical college, and a whole lot ofphysicians made what theycalled a diagnosis. There wereseveral students looking on.One professor had a little ivoryhammer, and with this hepounded my chest and held hisear close to listen. After awhile the professor looked atme solemnly and declared:'One of your lungs is aboutgone and the other is affected.There may be a slim chancefor life if vou quit working in

1, R. A. M. Regula.' con-

vocation second Monday ineach month at Masonic Hallat 7:30 p. m.

MARCUS ELDODT, H. P.

of Invalids and tourists. These waterscontain 1.G8G.24 grains of alkaline saltsto the gallon, being the richest alkalineHot Springs In the world. The efficacy

The man who spends his leisure timein revising the geography of this coun-

try proposes to divide the state of Ore-

gon in two, the dividing line to be theCascade mountains. He will, however,not receive much encouragement in

congress, nor will the Oregon legisla-ture give him a willing ear. When Ore-

gon Is as thickly populated as Massa-

chusetts, then there will be time enoughto broach the division of the state intotwo or more states. The Oregon prop-osition is much like the fool prposltions to divide New Mexico or to addparts of it to other states, that areheard of once in awhile and supportedby unpatriotic meddlers, who believe in

creating as many rag-ta- g states as pos-

sible in order to multiply the numberof offices and to raise the tax rates.

of these waters has been thoroughly ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary.tested by the miraculous cures attested

Entered as Second-Clas- s matter ftt

the Santa Fe Postofflce.

RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.Daily, per week, by carrier $ .25

Daily, per month, by carrier 1.06

Daily, per month, by mail 1.00

Daily, three months, by mail 2.00

Daily, six months, by mail 4.00

Dally, one year, by mall 7.50

Weekly, per month 25

Weekly, per quarter 75

Weekly, six months 100

Weekly, per year 2.00

The New Mexican is the oldest news-

paper In New Mexico. It is sent to ev-

ery postofflce in the territory, and has a

large and growing circulation amongthe intelligent and progressive people of

the southwest.

ADVERTISING BATES.

Wanted One cent a word each Inser-

tion.Local Ten cents per line each Inser-

tion.Reading local Preferred position

Twenty-fiv- e cents per line each Inser-

tion. '

Displayed Two dollars an inch, sin-

gle column, per month In Dally. One

dollar an Inch, single column, in citherEnglish or Spanish Weekly.

Additional prices and particulars giv

to In the following diseases: Paralysis,SANTA FE COMMANDERY

No. 1, K. T. Regular con-

clave fourth Monday In eachmonth at Masonic Hall at

S. G. CARTWRIGHT, E. C.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Consumption,Malaria, Bright's Disease of the Kid-

neys, Syphilitic and Mercurial Affec-tions, Scrofula, Catarrh, La Grippe, allFemale Complaints, etc., etc. Board,Lodging and Bathing, $2.50 per day; $14

per week; $50 per month. Stage meetsDenver trains and waits for Santa Fetrain upon request. This resort is at

7:30 p. m.F. S. DAVIS, Recorder.

I. O. O. TP.

home, but didn't improve. One day I saw an advertisement of free sample. !

Acker's English Remedy for Consumption, being given away by our home drug-

gists Walker & Eaton. I got one of these bottles, and it relieved me. Then 1

bought more of the regular size, and my improvement .was 'Continuous .although.low. My doctors were astonished and so was I. After dark I hated to spitbecause it might be blood, and I wanted to know for sure. I have

fear nowffor at last I am a solid man again. Although one lf Wother is as sound as a dollar, and answers as well as two lungs 1 ca

see. I want everyone to know the facts and that is why I tell them here.

(Signed) A H. Sw .. so)d , d ist3 nAeTj positive jgrantaethat your money will be re f muled in ease of tR.lnre. ,5c. 5oc. and $i bottle m

United States and Canada. In linitlaml, it ad., na. 3d., and 4s. 6d.

Fischer's Drug Store.

tractive at all seasons, and Is open allwinter. Passengers for Ojo Caliente canleave Santa Fe at 10:08 a. m. and reach

A Mild Reproof.Davio was standing in an open door-

way at the back of the house when, a

door In the front part being suddenly

A Shining Mark.

The eminent position that the presi-dent of the United States occupies, thebitter political strife that his electionengenders, and the many enemies hemakes In not being able to appoint ev-

ery one who applies to a good govern

Ojo Caliente at 5 p. m. the same day,opened, the wind swept through, closingthe back door violently and propelling

Fare for the round trip from Santa Feto Ojo Caliente, $7. For further partic

AZTLAN LODGE, No. 3, I. O. O. F.,meets every Friday evening In Odd

Fellows' hall, San Francisco street. Vis-

iting brothers welcome.JOHN C. SEARS. N. G.

L. M. BROWN, Secretary.ment office, expose him to the danger ofen on receipt of a copy of matter to beinserted.

ulars, address

ioSloseph.the boy with great rapidity across anaoff the porch into a rose bush. Ho wasscratched somewhat and considerablyshocked. His face bore an expression of

pain, but not of anger, when he arose.He looked at the sky.

"Mv eoodness, God!" he said, "don't

assassination as much so a thecrowned heads of Europe are exposed.The American people as a rule are a RECLAIM ARID LANDSsane people, but there are cranksTHURSDAY, JULY 12among them, and the assassination of

of water resources of the country, con-

ducted by the United States geologicalsurvey.

FAITH IN THE PARTY.

"The Republican party, as I have

said, never makes a promise it does not

you know It's wrong to slam a door thatProprietor.a Lincoln and of a Garfield may be re way? Judge.

CENTENNIAL ENCAMPMENT, No. S,

I. O. O. F. Regular communicationthe second and fourth Tuesday of eachmonth at Odd Fellows' hall. Visitingpatriarchs welcome.

W. M. H. WOODWARD, C. P.J. E. HAINES, Scribe.

That Is What the Republican Partypeated at any time by an irresponsiblefool who blames the president for be Ojo Caliente, Taos Co., N. JH- -

ing the cause of his actual or imaginarymisfortunes. It is, therefore, not aston Proposals for wood and hay U. S. Indian

S.lwwil Sorvipo. Smita Ve. N. M . . V 5. WHO.

Promises in the Platform

It Adopted.

PRELIMINARY WORK DONE

Sealed pi ocosals endorsed "Proposals forlshlng to hear of a plot to assassinatethe president, and it is well that greatprecautions are being taken to protect

wood or haj', as the cose may be, andtn tlm iiiulpraisrned at Santa Fe. New

Mexico, will be received at this school untiltwo o'plork d im. of Friday. July 27. W1. forhis person from any possible harm. To

be president of the United States not

MYRTLE REBBKAH LODGE, No. ,

I. O. O. P. Regular meeting first andthird Tuesday of each month at Odd

Fellows' hall. Visiting brothers and sis-

ters welcome.MRS. ALLIE BROWN, N. G.

MISS SALLIE VAN ARSDELL, Sec.

fiirni-hln- and delivering ut this school asrequired during the fiscal year ending June

1801, about itufl cords of wOod and Ml tons ofonly brings its heavy responsibilities,but also its dangers to which the aver hay, as per speeiticatioiis ot ine supermieiiu-ent-

.Wood and hay offered for delivery un

The El Paso & NortheasternAND

Alamogordo & SacramentoMountain Ry.

TIME TABLE NO. 6.

(Mountain Time.)Train leaves El Paso 10:30 a. m.Arrives Alamogordo 2:30 p. m,Arrives Capltan 8:30 p. m,Trains leaves Capltan 8:45 a. m.Arrives Alamogordo 2:00 p.m.Arrives El Paso 7:00 p. m,

(Dally except Sunday.)

age citizen is not exposed.

Senator Warren, of Wyoming, Points Out

That the Eepublican Party Is the Friend

of the Arid West Good

. Prospects,

der contracMvill lie subject to a rigiu inspec-tion hpfnrn nnfiAiitmire or reiection thereof.Tho riiht Is reserved to reject any and all

fulfill, and I confidently anticipate thatat a very early day the practical workof Irrigation Investigation under Pro-

fessor Mead, the collection of data of

water resources by the geological sur-

vey, and the location and survey of

storage reservoir sites In Wyoming andColorado by Captain Chittenden, will

be followed by the erection by the gov-

ernment on the headwaters of our prin-

cipal western rivers of storage reser-

voirs which will serve to reclaim mil-

lions of acres of land now arid and use-

less, and transform them into product-ive farms and homes. The increase invalue of land as soon as it is reclaimedand is insured a permanent water supp-

ly-is enormous; and, with the watersof our western rivers, now running to

waste, fully utilized, the growth Oatwill come to the west will be almost be-

yond comprehension."

bids or any port of ony bid, if deemed for thebest interest of the service. Cert i lied checks:Each bid must be accompanied by a certifiedA Good Plan.clinck or draft iinon some United States depository or solvent national bank mad" pay-iihl- n

tn tlm Commissioner of Indian Aifairs.for at least flva per cent of the r mount of theMrniinsnl. nhpnk or flrtift will be for Trains run via Jarllla, the Great Gold

and Copper Camp, on Tuesdays and

SANTA FE LODGE, No. 2, K of P.

Regular meeting every Tuesday even.Ing at 7:30 o'clock at Castle hall. Visit.ing knights given a cordial welcome.

DAVID M. WHITE, C. C.

WENDELL V. HALL, K. of R. and S.

For President,WILLIAM McKINLET.

For Vice President,THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

feited to the United States in case any bidderor bidders receiving an award shall fail topromptly execute a contract with good andsufficient sureties, otherwise to be returnedto the bidder. Bids accompanied by cash in

Fridays.Trains leave Alamogordo for Tobog'

gan, on the summit of the Sacramento,lieu of a eertifled check will not Do consid-ered. For any additional information apply

We favor home rule for and early ad to (.'. J . Uranuall, superintendent. twice a day.STAGE CONNECTIONS.

It is a pretty good scheme of the San-

ta Fe railroad to send its eastern trav-

eling passenger agents over their linesto visit the principal towns and citiesand to make themselves acquaintedwith their scenic and historic attract-

ions, as well as the resources of thecountry adjacent to the railroad. De-

spite the large number of tourists whopass through New Mexico every year,and the splendid work being done bythe bureau of immigration of this terri-

tory, there is still considerable igno-rance about New Mexico, its climate,its scenic attractions, and its resourcesin many parts of the east. The SantaFe Railroad Company is sparing nomeans and trouble In advertising the

mission to statehood of the territories .Al. o. tr. --w.At Tularosa For Mescalero IndianAgency and San Andreas mining reof New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma,

National Republican Platform. glon.Charles W. Dudrow, At Carrlzosa For White Oaks, Jlca-New Mexico capital is helping to es

GOLDEN LODGE, No. 3, A. O. U. Wmeets every second anil fourth

Wednesdays at 8 p. m.W. S. HARROUN, M. W.

JOHN C. SEARS, Recorder.

rlllas, Galllnas and surrounding countablish banks in Colorado, which showsthat this territory is growing not only

try.At Walnut For Nogal.COAL, LUMBER, FEED,in population, but also financially. At Capltan For Fort Stanton Sani

tarium, Gray, Lincoln, Richardson, Rusouthwest. Making its eastern repre B. F. O. ELKS.The zinc ore surplus of the world Is idosa arid Bonlto country.

exhausted, and New Mexico should look At Toboggan For Pine Springs, Elk,forward to part of its great zinc ore de Weed, Upper Penasco, Penasco and the

sentatlves personally acquainted withthe country they are to advertise 's onestep in the right direction, for a manonly needs to have been in New Mexi-

co and to have looked around with in

posits being developed and utilized in

Senator Warren, speaking of the workof the national Republican convention,said:

"The platform adopted by the conven-

tion conveys to the people of my state,and of every western state and terri-

tory, the most hopeful tidings giventhem for many years. This is containedin the declaration that, 'in further pur-suance of the constant policy of theRepublican party to provide free homeson the public domain, we recommendadequate national legislation to reclaimthe arid lands of the United States, re-

serving con trul of the distribution ofwater for irrigation to the respectivestates and territories.'

NO IDLE PROMISES."The fact that the Republican party

puts no idle words in its platforms andredeems every promise it makes to thefullest degree is appreciated in thewest, and, with the positive declarationthat the party is committed to reclama-tion of the arid lands of the country, alldoubts that this will be done, and donespeedily, are removed.

A STRONG DECLARATION"Had I had such a declaration to back

me up at the close of the fifty-fift- h con-

gress, when I attempted to secure anappropriation for the building of stor-

age reservoirs in the west, successwould have been assured. With such adeclaration now, a plank in the plat-form of the Republican party, successis in sight, and I confidently believethat before the fifty-sixt- h congresscloses it will provide means for the In-

auguration of a system of reclamationof our arid lands which will do as muchfor the arid west as the adoption of thehomestead law did for the middle west

AND GENERAL TRANSFER.All kinds of rough and finished lumber; Texas floor

ing at lowest mjrket price; windows and doors

entire Sacramento mountain region.the near future.

SANTA FE LODGE, No. 460, B. P. O,

E holds Its regular sessions on thsecond and fourth Wednesdays of eachmonth. Visiting brothers are Invitedand welcome. J. A. MASSIE, E. R.

T. J. HELM, Secretary.

For Information of any kind regardIng the railroads or the country adja

telligent eyes to be Its friend ever after cent thereto, call on or write toA. S. GREIG,ward.

The death rate at Manila from lastOctober until June this year was onlytwenty-eig- ht per thousand, or half of General Superintendent and TrafficThe Timmer House Manager, Alamogordo, N. M.what it was under the Spanish regime.That is one of the good things that the A Filipino's Reasons. II. ALEXANDER, Asst. Gen. P. and PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Felipe Buencamino, former secretaryUnited States has brought to the archi P. Agent, Alamogordo, N. M.of state of Aguinaldo, has addressed anpeligo, and for which the Filipinos Or F. E. MORRISS, Ag&nt, EI Paso,

should be thankful. Texas. Attoi neys at Law.open letter to the revolution leaders onbehalf of peace, which contains some

SILVER CITY. NEW MEXICO.On the DuropcHU IMhii, nr Board and Room 9 1. .10 to fill pr

day. Special ral by the week.SPACIOUS SAMPLE ROOMS TOM COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS

solid sense which will be hard to swal-low by the American admirers of Agui

Charleston, S. C, is a city not easilynaldo. Among many other reasons forsatisfied. It was honored with th i con,

vention of the National Educational As, BY THE

MAX. FROST,Attorney at Law, Santa Pe, N. M.

CHAS. A. SPIESS,Attorney at law. Will practice, in allterritorial courts. East Las Vegas, N.M.

FRANK E. MILSTED Prop,When In SllverClty

Stop at the Best Intelpeace, Buencamino states the following:sociation, but expresses its disappoint-

ment because only 3,000 delegates areIn attendance. The wonder is that so

"It is possible that the United States,eventually wearyof our present systemmany went to swelter In a southern The New Mexican Printingof warfare, may decide to sell us tosome other power, or else leave us tocity at this time of the year. GEO. W. KNAEBEL,

Office In Griffin Block. Collectionssearching titles a specialty.

our fate; in which latter case it would

MEXICANCENTRALRAILWAY

Company carries a complete stock of blank legadevolve upon us to obtain the recogniThe bland Chinese empress dowager

now places all the blame for all the country.tion of our independence from the na

LE6AL

BLANKSforms in conformity withthe laws of New Mexico,

tions of the world. This possibility is PRELIMINARY STEPS.'The Republican party has already

trouble in China upon the foreigners.As the foreigners in China were help-less when the fuss began it is much

fraught with the imminent danger thatand the following is a parwe fall victim to the ambitions of the taken the preliminary steps in the work

of reclaiming the arid lands of the west,and what it has done is of such practi

like the fox blaming the rabbit for great nations and become partitioned you can teach tlitial list of those in generause:

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Offl"In the Capitol.

CHAS. P. EASLEY,(Late Surveyor General)

Attorney at Law, Santa Pe, N. M. Laniand mining business a specialty.

among them.starting the fight that ended in the rabbit's death. very heart :f Mexico,cal and useful nature that a substantial"Consequently It is necessary that we

foundation is already established uponrecognize the supremacy of the UnitedThe Mexican CentralRailway Is standardgauge throi gboutand

which the work of reclamation can be MINING BLANKS, iW CONFORMITY Execution, forcible entry and detainerStates and strive to obtain, within thelimits of the American constitution, the continued and be made of lasting ma offers all conven

terial benefit to the west. The first defi lences of irtdero railgreatest measure of liberty compatible nite action taken toward reclamation of way travel. For rate?with our welfare.and further In formearid lands by the government was se R. C. GORTNER,

Attorney at Law. District attorney far

Carlsbad elected its school teachersfor the coming year, and by necessityor choice went outside of the territoriallimits for 75 per cent of the teachers.With two normal schools turning outgraduates every year, New Mexicoshould soon be able to furnish all theteachers needed for its town and cityschools,

"The most predominant features in cured by the Republican party In 189G, tlon addressK. J. K UUXour past independent government were the first judicial district, countifs of

Santa Fe, San Juan, Rio Arriba andwhen, by the provisions of the river andthose immoralities and abuses which harbor act. under a section which I had Com'l Agt. El Paao, Tex Taos, Practices In all courts of the ter

the honor to present, an appropriationare the offspring of our own Ignorance,and the vices inherited by us from ritory. Offices In the Masonic building'

and Court House, Santa Pe, N. M.Spain.of $5,000 was made for the examinationof sites and report upon the practica-bility and desirability of constructing"We succeeded In making the Filipino

PECOS VALLEY & NORTHEASTERN RYreservoirs and other hydraulic worksnecessary for the storage and utiliza Insurance.

regime so odious to our own people thatin the critical moments of our affairsthe people showed ub their hatred; they

Subpoena.Capias complaint.Search warrant.Execution.Justices' summons.

MISCELLANEOUS.Bond for deed.

Bond, general form.Bond of Indemnity.Notary's record.Promissory notes.Certificate of marriage.Official bond.Letters of guardianship.Administrator's bond and oath.Declaration In assumpsit.Declaration in assumpsit on note,Sheriff's sale.Satisfaction of mortgage.Assignment of mortgage.Application for license.Lease.Bargain and Sale Deed.Lease on personal property.

(Central Time)tion of water, to prevent floods and

West Virginia Is no longer a doubtfulstate, and the Republicans, with Sena-tor S. B. Elkins as a leader, will notonly carry the state for McKinley andRoosevelt, but will also elect a legisla-ture which will return Senator Elkinsto the senate, where as a friend of NewMexico he will continue to champion itsJust demands.

respected neither our cabinet officers Train No. 1 leaves Carlsbad at 2.20 p. S. E. LANKARD,nor the persons of the mother and the

TO THE UNITED STATES ANDTERRITORIAL LAWS.

Amended location notice.Agreement of publisher.Proof of labor.Lode mining location.Placer mining location.Title bond to mining property.Title Bond and Lease of Mining Prop-

erty.Mining deed.Mining lease.Coal declaratory statement.Notice of right to water.Forfeiture notices or publishing out

notice.

STOCK BLANKS, CONFORM TO THEREGULATION ESTABLISHED

BY CATTLE SANITARYBOARD. '

Bill of sale, animals not bearing vend-

or's recorded brand.Bill of sale, animals bearing vendor's

recorded brand.Certificate of brand.Bill of sale, range delivery.Authority to gather, drive-an- handle

animals beating owner's recordedbrand.

m. Arrives at Roswell at 6:50 p. m Insurance Agent. Office, Catron Block,son of the president of the Filipino re

overflows, erosion of river banks, andbreaks of levees, and to theflow of streams during drouth and low-wat-

seasons.REPORT BY CAPT. CHITTENDEN.

Amarlllo, 4:50 a. m., connecting with east side of Plaza. Represents the largpublic, whom they sold to the Ameri the A., T. & S. F. and the Colore lo and est companies doing business In the terSouthern.cans, after first having murdered many

of the leaders, officers and soldiers ofour army; and they have robbed our

"The examination thus provided for ritory of New Mexico, in both life, fireand accident Insurance.Train No. 2 leaves Amarillo daily atwas made by Capt. H. N. Chittenden, 10:50 p. m. Arrives at Roswell at 8:40

m.; Carlsbad at 12:35 p. m.government of Its properties and mon-ey. We require, then, the protectingpower of the United States to prevent

Train No. 6 leaves Carlsbad at 7 a. m

corps of engineers, and the report madeby him showed most convincingly thepracticability, utility and economy ofland reclamation by means of storage

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND NO-

TARY PUBLICS.

There should be no difficulty to stopthe liquor selling to Indians nuisance atGallup. The law is very plain upon thatpoint, and the present United States at-

torney in New Mexico is very active inprosecuting those cases whenever suffi-cient evidence Is furnished him to en-able him to have the guilty parties

Arrives at Pecos at 11:05 a. m.our national unity from destruction by Train No. 3 (mixed) daily, leaves RosAppplicatlon for license, game andreservoirs to be built at government ex well at 7:25 a. m. Arrives at Amarlllopense. The report of Captain Chitten R. L. BACA.at 7:55 p. m.

those civil wars which, owing to thefactional feelings and divisions arisingfrom our immoralities and abuses,would undoubtedly obtain were an in-

dependent government established.

Train No. 4 (mixed) dally, leavesAmarlllo at 7 a. rrf. Arrives at Portales

Real estate agent and notary public.Expert translator from Spanish to Eng-lish and from English to Spanish. Type-

writing done correctly and neatly. Ofat 2:25 p. m and at Roswell at 7:3) p.m.

den Is regarded as the most valuablecontribution of Information obtainableupon this subject, and is In so great de-

mand that the fifty-sixt- h congress hasdirected that 3,000 additional copies beprinted.

"The conciliatory policy pursued by JUSTICE OF THE PEACE BLANKS. Stages for Lincoln, White Oaks andA number of the paroled rebel officers

In the Philippines are agitating the for-

mation of native regiments to fight forthe American government, notwith fice Prince block, Palace avenue, Santa

JNogai, JN. M,, leave Roswell, N M.N. M.standing our marked hostility to them; dally except Sunday at 7 a. m.

Auto de arresto.Auto de prison.Appeal bond.Appeal bond, criminal.

the United States in China. They prom-ise to get together 10,000 veterans If per

cor iow rates, tor information regardSEVERAL APPROPRIATIONS.

"The most practical step In the direc Ing the resources of this valley, pricemission is given. As the Filipinos have tion of arid land reclamation was ta Dinun.oi tanas, etc., aoaressdisplayed more skill in running than Appearance bond.ken In the fifty-sixt- h congress, when,

by provisions of the agricultural bill, Bond to keep the peace.valor In fighting, the offer will probably

the humane treatment of prisoners andtheir release from prison after shortdetention only; the Installation Intopublic office of the more Intelligent Fil-

ipinos; the increase In wages and theconsequent betterment of the laboringclasses; the liberal reform In our laws,and the granting to our towns of amarriage and municipal law eminently

D. W. MANLEY,

gaming table.Chattel mortgage.Power of attorney.Acknowledgment.Mortgage deeds.Option.Notice cf protest.Notaries' notice of publication.Guardian's bond and oath.Warranty deeds.Quit claim deeds.Sheriffs flexible cover pocket docket.Receipt books.Laws of N. M. English and Spanish.N. M. Supreme Court Reports.Pattlson's Forms of Pleadings and

Practice.SPANISH BLANKS.

Contrato de partldo.Notas obltgaclonea.Escrltura de Renunclon.Documento Qarantlsado. ,

Hlpoteca de btenes muebles.Documento garantisado extenra forma

Dentist. Office, Southwest Corner otDeclaration jurada.Flanza para guardar la paz.

D.K.SXOHOUGran! luimRoswell, M. M

S. W. MA&TXNDELL,Ohm. Frt. itA Pom Agsnt,

Amarlllo, Tex., and Roiwsll, H. M.Plaia, over PiBcher's Drug Store.

not be accepted, although It would bea good plan to get rid of some of theturbulent elements on the Island whocan only make a living by warfare.

Forcible entry and detainer, summons.

appropriations of $10,000 and $35,000were provided to make a series of In-

vestigations by experts In practical Ir-

rigation. These investigations wereplaced In charge of Professor Elwood

Bond replevin.Replevin writ.

Cheap Summer Rat Via D. ft X. Chdemocratic and such as we did not pos-sess even under our own Independentgovernment, are strong arguments for The following rates are authorised for

the season of 1900: Santa Fe to Denver

Notice for Publication.Homestead Entry No. 49R0.

Laud Umoa at Bab a Fa, N. H. I

July 2, 1900. fNotloa ti herebv riven that the following

peace.

During the year which ended on JuneSO thirty-nin- e railroads passed rut ofthe hand of the receiver, and 3,000 milesof new track were built In that time.Over 22,000,000 more passengers werecarried in that year than in the year

"Another powerful argument for

Replevin affidavit.Peace proceedings, complaint.Warrant.Commitment, J. P.Attachment affidavit.Attachment bond.Attachment writ.Attachment, summons as garnishee.

peace Is the fact that In continuing ourand return, $28.60; to Colorado Spring!,$23.85; to Pueblo, 120.06. Ticket limitedto continuous passage In each direction.Final limit for return, November UL

named settler has filed notloe of his Intentionto make final proof In support of lili olalm,present system of guerrilla warfare we

give an excuse for the bad element of ana mat roia proox win do maaa oeiors vneprevious, and the number of tons of

Mead, of Wyoming, recognized as theleading authority on Irrigation prob-lems in America. The present congresshas Increased the amount for thisyear's Investigations under ProfessorMead to $r,0,000, and the scope of hiswork has been enlarged to cover manynew Irrigation experiments and prob-lems.

STREAM MEASUREMENTS."In addition to these Investigations,

congress has encouraged and sustainedby liberal appropriations the work ofstream measurements and Investigation

1900. T.J. HELM,Documento de hlpoteca. Kegimr or Keoeiver at Hants re, new Mex-ico, on Auiriigt 11. 1900. viz 1 1 . Antonio Analla

General Ageii.for theaw WneM.nw1 teM,eiw H,iec17, tp 14 n, r9e,

Ha names the following witnesses to provfhis oontlntious rMidancaunon and anltlva- -

freight carried was Increased by 80,000,-00- 0.

And still Colonel Bryan doubts thatthis country is prosperous, and, accord-

ing to a recent expression of his, ex-

pect! to be elected by the voters whohave not been touched by the prevail-ing prosperity,

our population to live by force of armsat the cost of their more peacefulneighbors; under the guise of patriotsthese former take the field, not to fightfor our Independence, but simply to roband enrich themselves, and brigandageis consequently prevalent."

Engraved card d vlalta can hi

Our blanks can also be bought of S. E. Newcomer,Albuquerque; J. Ross Forsythe, Cerrlllos: AragonBros., Alamogordo. 4

PRICES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION

tlon of said land, vis:Bentura Analla, Fermln Padilla, Tomas

Montoja, Luis Chaves, all of Gallsteo. N. H. promptly and cheaply procured in thvery Mast &at Moat etarant atria atMAVtju H. waso,Kitr. taM Vm ouu printing offlo.

A Hew Railroad to San Francisco.WEATHER REPORT

TheThe newly completed extension of theSanta Fe Route through the SanJoaquin valley to San Francisco wasopened for passenger business on JulyIt Was Cloudy and Cooler During the

Rio Grande & Santa FeAND

Denver & Rio Grande R. R.

Time Table No. 59.

(Effective May 13, 1600.)

1, 1900.Past Week with Light

Showers,The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

railway has heretofore possessed the

Transvaal Log of Life.Moralists are discussing the terrible

loss of life brought about by the Trans-vaal war. Yet here life is sacrificed fora purpose for an honest principle. Itwere better to preach against the need-less sacrifice of life. Thousands of peo-ple succumb to ailments which mighteasily have been checked In the begin-ning. Dyspepsia carries off more peo-ple than are killed in war. The use ofHostetter's Stomach Bitters would savemany lives. Constipation may seem alittle thing, but it invariably 'developsInto something worse, and the longer itis allowed to run, the harder it Is to

New Mexicandistinction of being the only line withits own track and trains all the wayfrom Chicago to Los Angeles and SanDiego. San Francisco and the Impor

CONDITION OF THE CROPSFOR THE BLOODl UVER.LUNGS. AST BOUHD WIST BO I'M D

Ho. 426. MlLIS No. 425,tant cities of the San Joaquin valley n:00m..Lr...,SftntPe..Ar.. 4:25pmExperience has shown to physiciansthat the majority of diseases nave theirorigin iu the derangement or disease of

are now added to the vast territoryserved by this great transportation sys-tem under one management, which ter

cure. The Bitters cures indigestion,i:,iupm..LT....Gipaiiol..Lt.. 34.. z:iupm2:30 p m..Lv....Embudo...LT.. 53. ..12:65 p m3:15 p m. .Lt.... Barranca. .Lr.. 60.. .11:55 a m6:10pm..Lv.Trea Pledrai.Lv.. 90. ..10:10a m7:20pm..LT....Antonlto..Lv..l25... 8:05 a m8:45 d m..Lv....Alamon...Lv 153... 6:55 am

tlie stomach and other organs of disres-

Wheat, Oats and the Second Crop of AlfalfaAre Being Harvested in Bernalillo

County Apricots and Late Cher-

ries Are Ripe.

ritory also includes a large part cf theconstipation, dyspepsia and billious-nes- s,

naturally and permanently, with-out shocking the system. It is good for

tion and nutrition. The stomach is thereceptacle iu which food is received andthe laboratory in which it is prepared to

11:60 p m..LT....i.a Veta...I.v..215... 3:20 a mevery Doay. Pueblo. ..Lv.. 287. ..12 :20a m

nounsn ine uinereni pans 01 me Doay,

PrintingCompany

4:20 a m..Lv(Jolo Sprlugi.Lv.. 331. ..10:37 p m7:00 a m. .Ar.... Denver. ...Lv..404... 8:00 p mit prepares Drain nounsnment in one

way, nerve nourishment iu another.muscle nourishment m another. When Connections with the main line andthe stomach is "out of order" these

(U. S. Department of Agriculture. NewMexico Section, Climate and CropService, Weather Bureau. In

with the New Mexico Weath-er Service.)

(Santa Fe, N. M July 10, 1900.)

Cloudy and cooler weather character

branches as follows:At Antonito for Duranco, Sllverton

region between Denver on the northand Galveston on the south.

Stress is laid upon single ownershipand management, which insure uniformexcellence of service. Overland trainsby this route do not miss connection,because they run through. The eatinghouse and dining car service Is of thesame superior quality throughout, un-

der management of Mr. Fred Harvey.The best equipment is provided. Em-ployes are everywhere solicitous andcourteous. Responsibility for the com-

fort of passengers is not divided.No other transcontinental route offers

Taking Precautions.Disinflct the house

uie b'y, said Mr. O'Toole, when thenegotiations for renting the cottagehad been completed, and we'll move into onct.

Why do you wish it disinfected? in-

quired the agent. The place is perfectlyclean.

Shure, replied Mr. O'Toole, as expres-sive of great shrewdness, the last faiu'lythot lived in it hod Judge.

various forms of nourishment are onlypartly or imperfectly prepared, andnerve, muscle, or brain, as the casemay be, is only partly fed, and the result

and all points In the San Juan country.At Alamosa (with standard gauge) for

L.a veta, rueDio, uoioraao springs anaDenver, also with narrow gauge forMonte Vista, Del Norte and Denver!

IS THEPLACE

FOR

is paiu, wmcn is raiure s protest anawarning. The pain may be in the heador in the heart, but you must reach itthrough the stomach or you can't cureit. That is the philosophy on which Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is

ureeae ana an points In the ban Lnilsvalley.

ized the past week, with scattered lightshowers at times, and a good generalrain on the 4th. While the rain causedsome delay in wheat, oats and secondalfalfa harvests, it was of the greatestbenefit in refreshing vegetation and inincreasing the water supply of streamswhich were running low. In the Mesillavalley the rains interfered somewhat

At "Sanaa with main line (standardgauge) for all points east and west in-

cluding Leadvllle.so great a number of attractions to thetourist. Among these are mountain al At Florence with F. & C. C. R. R. for Jilgfcaptil2

preparea. it nas aDsoiute control ofthe stomach and digestive and nutritivesystem. It cures diseases in head, heart,liver, lungs and other organs by curingthe diseased condition of the stomachwhich prevents the proper nourishment

the gold camps of Cripple Creek andtitude and scenery, extinct volcanoes,petrified forests, prehistoric ruin?, In-

dian pueblos, the Tosemite, and the

The law holds both maker and circu-lator of a counterfeit equally guilty.The dealer who sells you a dangerouscounterfeit of DeWltt's Witch HazelSalve risks your life to make a littlelarger profit. You cannot trust him.

Is the only genuine cure for pilesand all skin diseases. See that yourdealer gives you DeWltt's Salve. Ire

victor.with wheat threshing and hay baling. At Pueblo, Colorado Springs and DenIn western Grant county the drouth ver ith all Missouri river Hues for allpoints east.remains practically unbroken, and al

Grand Canon of Arizona, which Is thegreatest scenic wonder of the world.Every characteristic phase of industrial

oi uie various organs ana corrupts themby its own diseased condition, in thepartial nourishment it provides. In likethough field crops seem to stand the New Reclining Chair Cars between

lack of rains much better than woul Santa Fe and Alamosa, Seats free.manner "Golden Medical Discovery life In the west is traversed en route.Through passengers from Santa Febe expected, the ranges are dry, thot- purifies the blood, by purifying the The Santa Fe has long been the fa will have reserved berths In standardvorite route between the east andis much suffering among stock, and

some loss is reported. Irrigation water gauge sleepers from Alamosa If desired.-- MANUFACTURER OF--tor further Information address the

stomacn ana otner mood-makin- g organs,

It contains no alco-hol, or other intoxi

is very scarce in those sections.southern California. By virtue of thesame high-grad- e service and unexcelledattractions It hopes to win equal favor

uuderslgned.

land's Pharmacy.

Sapid Transit.Why, look a' here! said the Chicago

boomer; we've got one of the quickesttrains running from here to New Yorkthat there is in the country.

Well, that's all right, replied the NewYorker. When a man wants to get outof Chicago he wants to get out quick.Yonkers Statesman.

Wheat, oats and the second crop of lank looks andalfalfa are being harvested in Her with travelers to and from San FranT. J. Hbt.m, General Agent.

Santa Fe. N. M3 K. Hoopkb.G. P A.,

Denver, Colo,cant, and no narcotic.nalillo county. In the later sections of cisco and intermediate cities of the

the north farmers are finishing up the Golden State.first cutting of alfalfa. All reports in The service will consist at first of LedgersNo Harm in Trying It.dicate that corn is making a rapid Pullman and tourist sleepers and chairDo you know of any preparation thatgrowth, especially in northern counties cars daily. The early resumption of thewin iiuiKo one s nair wavy and inclined

One Minute Cough Cure is the onlyharmless remedy that produces imme-diate results. Try it. Ireland's

Gardens continue a very satisfactoryAUGUST FLOWER.

"It is a surprising fact," says Prof.California Limited Is contemplated.to curirgrowth; in parts of Mora and San Mi

Houton, "that In my travels in all partB 4 IMPORTANT GATEWAYS 4guel counties there has been some damWell, you might try this mixture. I've

been putting it on my hair to take thekinks out, and it won't do it. Chicago

During last May an infant child of of the world, for the last ten years. Iage to beans from the chinch bugs andto gardens generally from the black

our neighbor was suffering from chol have met more people having used1 inline.Met His Match.

I bought this cane of you yesterday,and you said the handle was genuine

Through Fast Freightera infantum. The doctors had given upfly. Apricots, late cherries and rasp all hopes of recovery. I took a bottle ofberries are abundant in the markets of Expert Evidence.What is a phenomenon. Clara?ivory, but 1 and It s imitation. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DiarIndeed? . Why, I order my good rhoea Remedy to the house, telling thema pnenomenon is a man who candirect from Cevlon, but it's not im

northern sections. Pears are ripe in theMesilla valley, and large shipments ofplums, pears, apples and delicious

carry an umbrella over a woman with I felt sure It would do good If used acpossible, of course, that the elephants out poking her e)es out or pulling her cording to directions. In two days' timemere wear iaise teeth. Dor-moi- .

peaches are being made from the or inn on. unicaao Kecora.

green's August Flower than any otherremedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liverand stomach, and for constipation. Ifind for tourists and salesmen, or forpersons filling office positions, whereheadaches and general bad feelingsfrom irregular habits exist, that Green'sAugust Flower Is a grand remedy. Itdoes not Injure the system by frequentuse, and is excellent for sour stomachsand indigestion." Sample bottles freeat Ireland's Drug Store. Sold by deal

chards of the lower Pecos and RioAREthe child had fully recovered. The childIs now vigorous and healthy. I haverecommended this remedy frequently,

ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

SOLD ON A A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE.Many thousands have been restoredPositive guarantee. Cures heart-bur- n, and have never known It to fall. Mrs.

to health and happiness by the use of Curtis Baker, Bookwalter, O. Sold by

Grande. High winds have prevailedover eastern counties, and there is somecomplaint of fruit dropping badly fromthis cause. With the exception of theranges of the extreme southwest allstock Interests continue very satisfac

raising of the food, distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One lit A. C. Ireland.Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If af-

flicted with any throat or lung trouble,25 ers In all civilized countries.A Hard Fall.

McJIgger He fell Into Jones'

tie tablet gives Immediate relief,cts. and 60 ctB.

For sale at Fischer's drug store.

Recognized Her.

give it a trial, for It is certain to provebeneficial. Coughs that have resistedall other treatment for years haveyielded to this remedy and perfect

well,and-l- t never fazed him.

Thingumbob You don't savl Didn'tWho is at the telephone, Herr Bren health been restored. Cases that seemed hurt him, eh?

The Exception."But, my dear husband, it really Is

unjust of you to abuse mothers-in-la-

so; there are good ones.""Well well, never mind; I haven't

said anything against yours it's onlymine I'm grumbling about."

hopeless, that the climate of famous McJIgger No; and you know howhard the water Is in Jones' welt. Philahealth resorts failed to benefit, have

been permanently cured by Its use. For

aeivYour wife, sir.What does she want?The only word I can understand

'numskull.delphia Press.

sale by A. C. Ireland.Let me come there; she probably YOUR FACEwants to taiK witn me. tier uoribarDier

One or the Other.A married woman ought to feel

tory.The following extracts from the re-

ports of correspondents show the condi-tions more in detail:

Bell Ranch C. M. O'Donel: Theweather is hot and dry. Some surfacewater still standing in holes, and grassIs abundant. Rain, 0.14.

Bernalillo Brother Peter: Severallight showers somewhat Interfered withwheat, oats and second alfalfa harvest,but on the other hand were highly ben-

eficial in cooling the weather, increas-

ing the water supply and refreshingvegetation. Corn is making woni'erfulgrowth. Highest temperature, 98, low-

est, 50; rain, 0.42.

East Las Vegas J. Thornhlll: A good

rajn on the 3d and 4th; good growingweather. - The second crop of alfalfagrowing finely. Beans are being dam

Shows the state of your feelings andTHE BEST REMEDY FOR STOMACH younger and happier after 50 than be- -

When you want a modern, te

physic try Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tablets. They are easy to takeand pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents.Samples free at Ireland's drug store.

AND IF ASSENGER SERVICEThe direct through line from Arizona and New Mexico to all pointsin the north, east and southeast. Low altitude. Perfect passengerservice. Throughcars. Nolay-over- Latest patern Pullman Buffetsleepers. Handsome new chair cars, seats free. Speed, safety, com-fort combined. For particulars address

F. Darb shire, S. W. F. & P. A., R. W. Curtis, T. F. Y P. A.,EI Paso, Texas. El Paso, Tevas

E. P. TURNER, O. P. & T. A., DALLAS, TEXAS.

he state of your health as well. Imlore.AND BOWEL TROUBLES.pure blood makes. Itself apparent in aies;sne nas enuer got the tinner"I have been in the drug business for ale and sallow complexion, Pimpleshand of her husband by that time, ortwenty years and have sold most all of and Skin Eruptions. If you are feelinghas quit trying to get it. Indianapolis. the proprietary medicines of any note, weak and worn out and do not have ajournal.healthy appearance, you should tryAcker's Blood Elixir. It cures all blood

Among the entire list I have neverfound anything to equal Chambei Iain'sColic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

FREE OF CHARGE.Any adult suffering from a cold settled

Entirely Too Moderate.Muggins Bjones is the mildest-mannere- d

man I ever saw.Buggins Is he?"Yes. We went out to the ball game

together yesterday, and the umpirecalled one of our men out at first basewhen he was safe by three feet. Biones

for all stomach and ""bowel troubles,"says O. W. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga,

diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas andpurifiers fall; knowing this,

we sell every bottle on a positive guar

on the breast, bronchitis, throat orlung troubles of any nature, who will

"This remedy cured two severe cases of nil at Ireland's Drug Store will be preaged by the chinch bug, and the black antee.cholera morbus In my family, and sented with a sample bottle of Bosch- -

iHniifiipi

1

fly (or fleas) are doing much injury to For sale at Fischer's drug store. remarked that it was a base calumny.''ee's German Syrup, free of charge. Onhave recommended and sold, hundredsof bottles of It to my customers to their Philadelphia Record.garden truck and to sugar beets. There

is little water in the river, and irriga-tion water Is getting scarce.

ly one bottle given to one person, andnone to children without order from

A Neighborly View.Caller Your next door neighbors apentire satisfaction. It affords a quick

and sure cure in a pleasant form." For parents. No throat or lung remedy ev- - pear to be very quiet people.Galllnas Springs Jas. E. Whitmore:sale by A. C. Ireland. r had such a sale as Boschee's German Mrs. spinks Yes, the walls are very

M0KI TEA P0SIVIVELY CURES SICK

HEADACHE,

Indigestion and constipation. A delight-ful herb drink. Removes all eruptions

thin, and I s'pose the mean things kee'uFine weather for grass and growingcrops. Strong winds every day, andmuch fruit Is dropping. Highest tem

S?yrup In all parts of the civilized world.Twenty years ago millions of bottles quiet to hear what we say. New YorkDick's Description.

veeKiy.This is little Dick's description of his were given away, and your druggists of the skin, producing a perfect comWhat! Not Going

East This Summer?perature, 94; lowest, 59; rain, 0.47.

will tell you its success was marvelous.Hobart W. H. Hough; Wheat and COLD STEEL OR DEATH.There Is but one small chance to

first flash of lightning and tirst clap ofthunder: Ob, mamma, I saw an angelgo Into heaven and bang the door after

plexion, or money refunded. 25 cts. andr,o cts.

For sale at Fischer's drutf store.save your life, and that Is through ancorn doing finely; also, fruit and vege-tables. Heavy rain on the 4th plentyof irrigation water. Highest tempera

it.operation," was the awful prospect set

HEARTBURN.

ft Is really the only Throat and LungUeme'dy generally endorsed by physi-cians. One 75 cent bottle will cure orprove Its value. Sold by dealers in allMvilized countries.

Dog in the Hanger.

before Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge,ture, 94; lowest, 50.When the quantity of food taken is Wis., by her doctor after vainly tryingLos Alamos William Frank: A good,too large or the quality too rich heart to cure her of a frightful case of atom

heavy rain on the 4th has greatly reburn is likely to follow, and especially nch trouble and yellow jaundice. Hefreshed growing vegetation, and has

It Brought Her."Well, madam, if you positively refuse

to tell uie your age, I supposo 1 can in-

quire of the lady next door and let herguess at It."

"Young man, you stand right stillthere where you are. I'll be back in amoment with the family Bible." Cleve-land Plain Dealer.

why didn't count on the marvelous power ofClara If you don't love himshould von accept his attentions? Electric Bitters to oure Stomach andaugmented the flow of streams. Oats,

wheat, corn and the second crop of al Maud Well, you know some other

so If the digestion has been weakenedby constipation. Eat slowly, and nottoo freely of easily digested food. Mas-hou- rs

elapse between meals and whenyou feel a fullness and weight m the

You'll never have a bettor opportunity.The excursion rates offered by the Burlington Route are very

low, (one faro, plus $2.no, for the round trip,) and apply to prac-tically EVEUV point this slue of Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis,St. Louis and Memphis.

In effect July 12 and 20 and August 4.Ask the local ticket agent about them or, if you like, write us

for particulars.Two trains a day from Denver to the Bast the Chicago Special

at 4:00 p, in., and the Vestibuled Flyer at 10:00 p. m.

Tickets at Offices of Connecting Lines.Denver Office 1039 Seventeenth Street.

Q. V. VALLERY, General Agent.

Liver troubles, but she heard of It, tookgirl might. Detroit Free Press.falfa are looking finely. Cattle and seven bottles, was wholly cured, avoidsheep are doing well. eu surgeon s knife, now weighs moreAfter many intricate experiments,

scientists have discovered methods forMesilla Park A. M. Sanchez: Much and feels better than ever. It's posicoder and cloudier than the preceding obtaining all the natural digestants.

region of the stomach after eating, in-

dicating that you have eaten too much,take one of Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tablets and the heartburn may

tively guaranteed to cure Stomach, Llver and Kidney troubles, and never dls

There are no better pills made thanDeWltt's Little Early Risers. Alwaysprompt and Certain. Ireland's

week. The recent rains have caused These have been combined In the proappoints. Price 60c at Fischer & Co.'sportion found In the human body andsome delay in baling hay and in thresh-

ing wheat. Corn is about 3 feet high.be avoided. - For sale by A. C. Ireland, united with substances that build up drug store.

Great Strides.Grapes are growing nicely. Pears are he digestive organs, making a comValuable Experience.pound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It --THE-Slobbs What advances the science ofripe. No water In the ditches. Highest

temperature, 98; lowest, 53; rain, LOG.The Bearded Lady I don't see howdigests what you eat and allows all dys healing has made. The mediaeval docshe could marry him. Why, he drinks

OJo Callente A. Joseph: Heaviest peptics to eat plenty of nourishing foodterribly and is subject to delirium tors bled patients for quite a few dlseases.tremens. while the stomach troubles are being

radically cured by the medicinal agents Blobbs Yes; nowadays they're bled

STATE ORE SAMPLING 00,

DENVER, COLORADO.

We buy Gold, SUverite, Lead, Copper,Bismuth, Uranium, Wolfram Cobalt,Molybdenite, and Antimony Ores.

We have modern mills for samplingore. We also test ores for the new pro

rain of the season on the 4th, and cropsmuch benefited. Water in the streamshas been augmented, which virtuallyInsures good crops. The fruit crop will

The Circassian Girl It would takemore than that to scare her. Isn't she it contains. It Is pleasant to take, and

Fjaxwe 1 1 Land GrantSITUATED IN NEW MEXICO AND COLORADO, ON THE

ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE, AND UNION

PACIFIC, DENVER AND GULF ROADS.

lor tnem an. Philadelphia Kecord.

A gentleman recently cured of dyswill give quick relief. Ireland's

fall below the average. Highest teman experienced snake charmer? Phila'delphla Bulletin.

A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDERpepsia gave the following appropriateperature, 92; lowest, 45; rain, 1.00.

Prodigious Strength. rendering of Burns' famous blessing:Bedrock Louis Champie: Most of the. Will often cause ahorrible Burn, Scald, cesses of reduction.Browne Is that doctor's son as strongcrops are growing well, but some are at "Some have meat and cannot eat, and

some have none that want It; but weas is reported Our long experience In the marketa standstill owing to the long dry spell, Towne Oh, yes. Why, I saw him lift enables us to pay the highest cashone or his father's bills. New YorkNevertheless, all crops seem to have

withstood the drouth better than was prices for all marketable ores. Writehave meat and we can eat Kodol Dyspepsia Cure be thanked." This prration will digest what you eat. It In

Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,the best in the world, will kill the painand promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores,Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,Corns, a Skin Eruptions. Best Pilecure on earth. Only 26 cts. a box. Cure

expected a week ago. The range Is dry ACRES OF LAND. . FOR SALE. . .ee.eeeWorld.

A MONSTER DEVIL FISHDestroying Its victim, is a type of Con

stantly relieves and radically cures Inand the river Is very low. Trace of rainon the 3d.

for our "Reference Book." Send an-

alysis of your ore for prices and Infor-mation,

BAILET ft MONNIG. Manager,

By Our Own Aesop,

digestion and ail stomach disorders,Ireland's Pharmacy.stipation. The power of this murderouBSanta Fe United States Weather Buguaranteed. Sold by Fischer & Co,

druggists.; reau: The week averageu 3 degreesIu the days when children understoodcooler than normal, with copious rains

on the 4th and 8th. The latter storm

The Letter and the Spirit.Askuin Do you approve of

"Christmas" toTellum I wish I could. It usually

His Opinion.Mr. Little's feet are unusually large

malady Is felt on organs and nerves andmuscles and brain. There's no healthtill It's overcome. But Dr. King's NewLife Pills are a safe and certain cure.Best in the world for Stomach, Liver,

the language ef Everything a Boy was FARIJVG LAJJDS UJfDER II(RICATIOi SYSTEfyIn tracts 20 acres and upward, with perpetual water rights cheap, and on easy

terms of 20 annual payments with 7 per cent interest. Alfalfa, Grain and Fruit of allkinds grow to perfection.

was accompanied by sharp hail for aDavie noticed it. Mamma, said he in a telling his Troubles to the Eggs.They always Beat me, he Complained,

unless I am Good.whisper, Mr. Little would have been few minutes, and while quite a down-

fall, was purely local In extent. Littlecosts me a "C" or an "L." I'd be willingto abbreviate It to "V'-iua- s it my wifeKidneys and Bowels. Only 25 cents at

Fischer & Co.'s drug store.quite a tall man, wouldn't he, If theLord hadn't folded him so high up at They will not beat us, observed thedamage was caused by the hail. Roads

Eggs, unless we are Good.wouiu agree. Baltimore American.

It has been demonstrated by experiand ditches were somewhat damaged Moral There must be some MistakeComes From the Wrong Burg.

"Roberts, of Utah, must realize nowby the run-of- f. Corn and wheat are in those Jokes about Omelets. Balti CHOICE PRAIRIE OR IjOUJVTAIjV GIAZIJVG LAJIDS.Well watered and with good shelter, interspersed with fine ranches suitable or

making very good growth; oats isence that consumption can be prevent-ed by the early use of One Minute more American.that a prophet of Mormonlsm has no

honor in his own country."

the bottom? Judge.

ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY WILL STOPA COUGH

At any time, and will cure the worstcold In twelve hours, or money refund-ed. 26 cts. and 50 cts.

For sale at Fischer's drug store.

Cough Cure. This Is the favorite remesomewhat short, but is headed fairlywell. Oats Is beginning to turn. Apri-cots are on the local market; cherriesare abundant. Raspberries were dam

dy for coughs, colds, croup, asthma,raising grain and fruits. In size of tracts to suit purchaser.

LARGE PASTURES FOR LEASE, for long term of years, fenced or unfencedshipping facilities over two railroads.

now sov '

"Only the sultan of the Suing can segrippe and all throat and lung troubles.Cures quickly. Ireland's Pharmacy. CMcure recognition for his peculiar matri-

monial beliefs here." PhiladelphiaNorth American.aged slightly by the hail. There is plen-

ty of Irrigation water. Highest temper-ature, 83; lowest, 48; rain, 2.58.

A Seal Dilemma.Fanny Footlights I had a Quarrel

Weber E. H. Blernbaum: The want GOLD MINES.A NIGHT OF TERROR."Awful anxiety was felt for the wid

with the manager and threatened toleave the company. Dyspepsia Cureow of the brave General Burnham, of folly rinktights And wasn't thereanybody to take your part?Mnchlas, Me., when the doctors said On this Grant, near its western boundary, are situated the Gold Minintr Districtscanny tootiignts univ mv horrid Digests what you eat.

It artificially d I nests the food and aids

ed rain came on the 3d and 4th a good,rain, and gladdened the

heart of the farmers. All kinds of cropsare looking well; gardens are verypromising. This is the first year in thehistory of this valley when alfalfa wasnot damaged by rain. Prairies took on

she could not live till morning," writesMrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her understudy. Philadelphia Record.

that fearful night. "All thought she

of Elizabethtown and Baldy, where mines have been successfully operated for 15years, and new rich discoveries were made in 1895 in the vicinity of the new campsof Hematite Harry Bluff, as rich as any camp in Colorado, but with lots of as yetunlocated grjund, open to prospectors on similar terms to, and as favorable as, theUnited States Government Laws and Regulations.

War's Horrors.General Buller took Almond's Nek. I

Nature In strengthening and recon-

structing the exhausted digestive or-

gans. It Is the latest discovered digest-an- tand tonic. No other preparation

must soon die from Pneumonia, but .shebegged for Dr. King's New Discovery,

Could He? WeillCould you do the landlord of the Lady

of Lyons? asked the manager of aseedy actor.

Well, I should think I might. I havedone a good many landlords. BostonTraveler.

For burns, Injuries, piles and skin dis-

eases use DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve.It Is the original. Counterfeits may beoffered. Use only DeWltt's. Ireland'sPharmacy.

" upplyiatf the raots.Common Person Have you ever met

the talented Miss Bung?Great Author No, never. The tal-

ented Miss Bung has met me severaltimes, however. Chicago Record.

presume, said the colonel, by sendlntrnew start. Ditches are full; farmerssaying it had more than once saved her some of his crack regiments against It. stage leaves every morning, except Sundays, from Springer for these camps.

TITLE PERFECT, founded on United States Patent, and confirmed bv decisionare watering their wheat and oats.ur pernaps be sneiiea it, sueeostodlife, and had cured her of Consumption.

After three small doses she slept easilyof the U. S. Supreme Court.

can approach It In efficiency. It In-

stantly relieves and permanently curesDyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,Flatulence. Sour Stomach. Nausea,

R. M. HARDINGE,( Section Director.

a shocked, hearer. Chicago Tribune. For further particulars and pamphlets apply to

SlckHeadache,Gastralgla,Cramps andKept Hie Secret.What Is good for a cold?Have you the price of two hot whls--

all night, and Its further use complete-ly cured her." This marvelous medicineIs guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chestand Lung Diseases. Only BOo and $1.00.

DeWltt's Little Early Risers ate fa The AUxwell Land Grant Co..ail otnerresuitaor imperrectaigestion.Price Wc. and II. LarfeilwoontaloilH times

nallslce. Book all aboutdyspepsla mailed freemous little pills for liver and bowel

kys?Trial bottes free at Fischer 4 Co.'stroubles. Never gripe. Ireland's Phar-macy. ..

Prepared by E. C. Dew ITT ACQ. Chicago.Ireland Pharmacy.

Mo, l haven't.Then It's no good my telling you.drug store. BATON, NEW MEXICO.

COAL LAND PURCHASE.OFFICIAL MATTERS. "MY OWN SELF AGAIN;H. B. CARTWR16HT & BRO.A Valuable Piece of Land Bought from the

Mm. Gates Writes to Mrs. rinkham,Follows Her Advice and Is Made Well.

"Dkab Mrs. Pinkham: For nearlytwo and one-ha- lf years I havo been in

ieeble health. After my little child came

CLOCKS, OPTICAL GOODS, JEWELRY NOVELTIES

STERLING SILVER TABLE AND TOILET WARP.

CUT GLASS AND FINE CHINA.

MEXICAN CARVED LEATHER GOODS &r

DIAMONDS,

WATCHES,JEWELRY.

Government.

W. P. Gould who has been operatingthe O'Mara coal banks owned by MajorFred Muller near Ortiz under lease,yesterday called at the Santa Fa landiitlice anil purchased SO acres of coallands adjoining the OMara claims pay- -

inir lti an na llmrpfiir Nmiiprmis

No. 4

BAKERY. it seemed I could notget my strength YOU WILL FIND WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE IN.THE SOUTH EST.

Groceries,Feed and

Crockery.

coal veins have been opened on thisagain. I navechills and theseverest pains in

my limbs and topof head and amalmost insensi-ble at times, I

GAME WARDEN.Governor Otero y appointed

Milton S. Graves, of Bonlto, Lineolncounty, n same and fish warden.

TKUiUTOlilAL FUNDS.Territorial Treasurer ,T. II. Vaughn

tvii'lvod the following- remittances: H.I'. I iwen, clerk of the second judicialdistrict, $."134.05 fees for the quarterending June 30. From William M. Rob-bin- s,

collector of Sierra county, $3S9.42'

of IsSiS taxes, of which $189,09 is for ter-

ritorial purposes and $55.37 for tcrrito-- 'rial institutions; $1,981.75 of 1899 taxes,of which $S"J7.CC is for territorial pur- -

poses and $47. l!3 for territorial institu-- I

tinns. From J. A. Gilmore, collector of

Chaves county. $2.97 of 1S95 taxes, 29

cents of 1894 taxes. If, cents of 1S96

taxes. 39 cents of S97 (axes, and $5,278.62

i,f 1S99 taxes, of which $2,298.85 is forterritorial purposes and $I.1S(I.41 for ter- -

lit oviul inslitulions.

SOUTH SIDE

OF PLAZA.also have a pain

tract, in some places to toe ueptn oi i.kifeet, at which depth are well definedveins nearly four feet in thickness.The ground has been thoroughly pros-

pected and Mr. Gould's estimate Is thatthe coal now practically in sight will

average 4,5(10 tons to the acre which atrt) cents a ton makes It well worth thegovernment price of the land. This isthe highest grade of bituminous coal

produced in the southwest. Tim banksare seven miles from the A T. A S. F.road and 11 miles from San Pedro, towhich point a splendid new wagon roadhas lately been built. All the smeltersand mills' in south Santa Fe countyprocure the bulk of their fuel from theMuller-Goul- coal lields.

just to the right ofbreast bone. It is DI0PALS AND TURQU0IS SSSSSS0MBS T

:.';e1.00

ninn grade teas and coffees.OUR OWN Java and Mocha Hlptnis. 1 lt and 3 lb tins, per ttOUR LEADER .lava and Moi lia. screw-to- cans

Trv this. It is as good as most 40 cent coffees.CHASE & SANISORN'S Seal Iirand Java and Mocha, per thORLOFF FORMOSA OOLONG tea in tin foil packages, per ft

English lireakfast, in tin foil, per lb

so severe at timesthat I cannot lie on

myrightside. Pleasewrite me what you

Everything Just as Represented.All Goods Engraved Free of Charge.tile J!ithink of my case." SOUTH SIDE

OF PLAZA.' miNO. 4 RAKERY.

use Imperial Hour in THE STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE.Mrs. Clara Gates,Johns P. O., Miss.,April 25, 1898.WWWe

TOBACCO, CIGARS AND CKJARETTESHigh grade smoking tobacco. Yale

Mixture, Cornell Mixture. OrientalMixture, Salmagundi. California Nug-get, Periqnil, Virginity, Mosbnrg'sPickings, Etc., Etc.

The City Council Is Acting Cautiously Bebakery because it makes the mostbread and the best bread. You alsocan make good bread il von use it.ro-- tt sack. $1.35.

' Drab Mks. I'inkham:- -THE CHEMICAL YM COMPANY.

It Elected Officers aud Had a Smoker Last

Evening.

fore 0 ranting It.A committee from the city council,

headed by Alderman John Patterson,had a conference with Col. George W.

At t lie regular annual meeting last

During the hot weather we will give especial attention tr. our liutter andEggs. We receive none but selected "lirsts'' eggs. Ot.r Rocky Ford Butterwe receive by Express twice a week. Butter is usually shipped by freight,but we prefer to lose the difference in price and supply our customers withFresh Butter.

night of Chemical Engine company No.Kmiebcl y respecting the street

railway franchise asked for by the lat- - LEO WM1. the full membership of IS was pre fttor in behalf of Denver capitalists. The sent, ,1 V. Conwav presiding. ThePotatoes, Hay, Grain, Feed, Flour

and Salt.Car lots or less.

I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-table Compound as advised and nowsend you a letter for publication. Forseveral years I was in such wretehedhealth that life was almost a burden.I could hardly walk across the floor,was so feeble. Several of our bestphysicians attended me, but failed to

help. I concluded to write to you foradvice. In a few days I received sucha kind, motherly letter. I followed yourinstructions and am my 'old selfagain. Was greatly benefited before Ihad used ne bottle. May God blessyou for what you are doing for suffer

Fresh Fruits.Fresh Vegetables,

Candy and Nuts.Spring Chickens

aldermen say they are disposed to gotheir full leirnl limit in this matter in

order to encourage the growth of thecity and enhance realty values, but atthe same lime they propose to move

cautiously and hedge the franchiseabout with reasonable restrictions

following ollicers were elected to servefor the ensuing year: .1. V. Conway,foreman; Clarence Pierce, assistantforeman; J. B. Sloan, representative onthe city lire board; Fred II. MeCabe,secretary and treasurer. The, membersenjoyed a social smoker after the elec-

tion and were in the midst of thefestivities, wrestling with chickensandwiches, etc., when the lire alarmsounded. They got out and down the

Table Wines! which will stand the test of years to

FLOUR, HAY,

GRAIN, POTATOES,

SALT and SEEDS.

WHOLESALE

and

RETAIL

DEALER IN

come, when great value may attaching women." Mks. Claka Gates,Johns P. O., Miss., Oct. 6, 1890.

thereto. One of the aldermen said he

would insist on the fare being cut to--2L.T-5 cents after ten years, and on the pay9 WANTED Machine drill men, muck-

ers and trammers; also, two goodment of a royalty to the city aftertwenty years, or some such provisionas that. It was also pointed out hatm PLACE' blacksmiths and machine drill sharpen

street, in line shape, tint to discoverthat somebody had set (ire to a pile ofboxes on the open lots near Windsor's,probably for the purpose of disturbingthe hilarity of the meeting. The llameswere quickly extinguished. The com-

pany is in prime condition, financially,physically and otherwise. It has someS7.ri in its' treasury, the new uniformsare paid for and in fact it is entirelyfree frjm any debt.

ers. Copper Hill Mining Co., Rlnconada,New Mexico."

Santa Ve occupies a peculiar position,different from most cities, respecting itsstreets and alleys. Here the thorough

in CityOnly ExciusiveGfaia Housew Open day and right at the Bon-To-

ill be found a full line ofimported wines for family trade.Orders by telephone will be promptly filled.

fares belong exclusively to the munlci

pality; the title thereto has been granted by net of congress to the city, so thatthe consent of contiguous property ownW. H. Price. Prop ers is not necessary to the occupationof any street or alley by a street rail

THF s&

CYIMEF $1-5-0 CT The Only Original Qold't Curiortty Bhoy fa tfa City.way corporation.

The conference y was very hnrmonious, and a number of alterations Gold's General Store, jin the proposed franchise were agreed ivAMMffto, while others were taken under con

Woman's. sideration to be further dealt with lateron.

HUltL ... $2ooBEST LOCATED HOTEL IN CITY.

J.T. F0RSH A, ProprietorInto anilAnd

DEALER IN . .For first-cla- assnyinpr pro to W. M.

IT. Woodward.

personaTmeintion.SPECIAL RATES by the Week oi

Crowning Virtue.Belton, Mo., July 27.

For years I suffered terrible pains everymonth and my doctor told me I could notbe cured except by an operation. I felt toould not submit to thai and was so des-

pondent I had given up all bopes of a cure.My husband insisted on my trying Wine ofCard ut and at last thank God I did try it .Last month I did not have a pain, and didall my work, which I had not done in seven7ar

MBS. MINNIE LITTLE.

Month for Table Board, witn vt wunou.lohn W. Catron spent Tuesday at m COLD, Prop.

Established 1859. Ittan Curios.Room.

SOUTHEAST COR. PLAZAI, as ejriis.

VV. Clavton Moore, the niercantlhagency man. left for Albuquerque yesterday.

Clias Hidden and T. S. Bullock, aretourists from ?,ew York doing the town Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoom.

EU6ENI0 SENA,MANUFACTURER OP

today with kodaks.E. Menu and familv, of Sherman

s e

oa 19 ;

MINOR CITY TOPICS.Clean cotton rags wanted at the New

Mexican oflice.A new lot of lislilng tackle just re-

ceived at (ioebel's.

Statuesque girls in Grecian statuarytonight at the gymnasium.

Good ice cream and cake for all goodpeople. Tonight at the gymnasium inthe Catron block.

The Santa Fe Mutual Building andLoan Association meets at 8 o'clock thisevening at the office of the secretary, atWeltmer's store.

Funny songs; funny sketches; fancvdances; rag-lim- music; living pictures,and Greek statuary by the funniest,prettiest, most graceful and talentedpeople in Santa Fe tonight at the Gym.

The street signs are at the WellsFargo express awaiting the orders ofthe city council. After the street signsare placed the houses are to be num-

bered, and after that maybe Santa Fecan secure free postal delivery.

Mrs. Rita Domingtiez, mother ofCainllo Padllla, who was stricken byparalysis on her left side some days ago,is still very feeble, but today has beenable to partake of solid food. She isconfined to her bed, however, and is stillvery sick.

ltev. Z. Engelhardt, of HarborSprings, Mich.; Kie Oldham, of LittleRock, Ark.; E. P. Noel, O. P. Mackey,St. Louis; Alex. Read, Park View, areregistered at the Exchange.

An inventory of the Palace hotelproperty is being taken prepar-atory to the formal transfer of same toils recent purchaser, William Vaughn.He will probably take possession to-

morrow.The financial statement of the First

National Bank in New Mexi-

can shows that institution to be In a

Texas, are in the city doing the pointsof historic Interest.

Bows and Arrow.Tom-to- m Drums.War Clubs and Rattles.Buckskin Beaded Goods.Mexican Coin Jewelry,Mexican Opals and Turquots,Mexican Blankets.Mexican Feather Cards.Mexican Cigars.Mexican Chocolate. '

Santa Fe

Chlmayo Indian Blanket.TaquI Indian Blankets.Moqut Indian Blanket!.Apache Indian Basket.Taqul Indian Baskets.Pueblo Indian Baskets.Acomo Pottery.Aztec Idols and Curios.Santa Clara Pottery.Navajo Indian Blanket.

New Mexico.

Mrs. ,T. J. SJieridan. for two weeks atruest of Mrs. A. B. Renehan. returnedto Albuquerque last evening.

MexicanFiligreeJewelry.

Modesty b the crowning virtue of American women. It is the traitthat all mankind admires. A modest woman is the most pleasing of aflcreated things. Because of this becoming virtue thousands of womenprefer to suffer untold miseries rather than confide their troubles to aphysician, and to even think of submitting to an examination is revolt-

ing. They can't get their own consent to an operation. Wine of Carduipermits sensitive women to retain their modesty. With it they can cure" female troubles" in the quiet of their own rooms. If special treatmentis required they can write to the Advisory Department of the Chatta-nooga Medicine Co., and their letters will be promptly answered by

All kinds of jewelry made to order andrepaired. Fine stone setting a spec-ialty. Singer sewing machines andsupplies.

. ...a, . i FRISCO ST. - - SANTA FE, N. M.mum- anvusuKT depastmert.in nntai raniiidt,.........!..!rilr.7T I V "B 'yviat

women trained in the cure ofwomanly weaknesses and irregu-larities. There should be no hesita-tion. Delayed treatment means achronic condition. The longerpostponed the harder to cure.

U4Im' Advlaorj fp'l. The CHATTANOOGAuiivina w., cnattanooga, Tenn.

JACOB WELTMER,

Mrs. R. S. McConnell, of Biickman,and Mrs. M. Z. Farnell, of La Junta.Colo., are sight seeing about the citytoday.

Kie Oldham, T0sii looking nft'jr theinterests of the Indians and depreda-tion claims against the government, re-

turned from Tans last evening.J. D. Sena, clerk of the supreme court,

was able to be around this morning,after a severe spell of illness.

A. Craig and family, of San Bernar-dino, Cal., arrived in the city at noonand are quartered at the Exchange.

Alexander Read came down last nighton a business trip from Park View. He

says abundant rains have fallen in thatlocality of late.

Miss Louise Clark returned home toPlaza del Alcalde this forenoon, afteran enjoyable visit of several weeks withMrs. Leo Hersch.

E. P. Noel and G. P. Maekey, young

A LARGE BOTTLE OF WINE OP CARDUICOSTS $1.00 AT THE DRUG STORE. K4

& StationBooksThe FIRST

NATIONAL

BANK . . .

UNITEDSTATESDESIGNATEDDEPOSITARY,flourishing condition and very strong

PERIODICALS,SCHOOL BOOKS,SCHOOL SUPPLIES,

financially.

The best nt meal in thv-- tty atSTATIONERY SUNDRIES, ETC.the Bon-To- n.

Repobt of the Condition otBooks not in stock ordered at eastern

prices, and subscriptions received formen from Kt. Louis, are in the city en or- -

route to the Black Range country to

The LargestEndowment ever paid.

Fifteen years ago Mr. George Gnodorham, of Toronto, took outEndowment Tolicy No. 289,421 for 8100,000. In the Equitable

Life Assurance Society of the United States, paying an annual pre-mium of 88,382. Now his policy has matured and shows the followingresults:

all ytrladlaaUhTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANKlook up some mining property. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO. '10. L. Itamblin, of Las Vegas, is do

ing business with S?.nta Fe merchantsand goes to Espanolar

He says nil the signs point to an R. J. PALEJJ, President J. 1). VAUGltyl,Cashier.1

immense increase in general businesshereabouts this fall.

Ml WASHING? ait done by the best laundry in the terri-tory, and that la the

Albuquerque gteam Laundry.

All work guaranteed to give satisfac-tion. Leave orders at KKRR'S HA ti

The Washtrarns Grateful.Joseph Hellweg, who by his exploits

in during athletic feats has won the

1 Cash2 Paid-u- p Assurance3 Annuity for Life

$150,847l$2l 0,000$ 20.320

CHAS. WAGNER

FURNITURE CO.

of Santa Fo,At Santa Fe, In the Territory of New Mexico

at the close of business June 29, llKW.

BBBOUBORg.

Loans and discounts $2t.S.ti:!9 29Overdrafts, seenredand unsecured., B,!iW !:U.S. Bondstosecnrecireiilation.... 4e,(ieo 00II. S. Bonds to secure U. S. deposits.. MUXHI 00Premiums on U. S. bonds 8,500 00Stocks, securities, eto 17,572 89

Hanking house, furniture and fix-tures 15,240 00

Other real estate and mortgagesowned 10,100,00

Due from National Banks (not re-serve agents) 23,715 15

Due from State Kanks and bankers 11,902 58Due from upproved reserve agents.. 120,05:1 :!4Internal-Revenu- e stamps 4(58 44Fractional paper currency, nickels

and cents 3 08Lawful money reserve In Kuuk. viz:Specie $23,107 5Legal-tend- notes 11,217 00

;I4,624 65Redemption fund with U. S. Treas-

urer (5 per cent of circulation).... 2,000 00

ll ER SHOP, Claire Hotel. Hasket leavesTuesday at 3 p. m., and returns Friday.We pay express charges.

cognomen of "Parachute Joe" at Albu-

querque, writes J. V. Conway an earn-est letter of thanks for the manner In

which the Washburn ball team was re-

ceived and entertained at Santa Fe GEO. r. AMBROSE, Agt. Practical Embalmer andFuneral Director,luring the Independence day celebra

The only lioune In Hie city that carries everything In thehousehold line. Sold on easy payments.

CABPETS --AJSTID RUGS.tion. He says Sahta Fe boys will al-

ways find the grateful Washburnsready to root for them when in futurethey visit Albuquerque. Santa Fe Filigree

andJewelry Mfg. Co.Alfalfa Pasture.

Good pasturage, plenty of pure water

Large stock of Tinware,Queeuswase tiiia

InsNwnreSliiits 11 ens.at 83 per head per month: apply to Santa

Y e Water & Light uo.

ARGAI1NS A HOME: BOLD and2B nousc anaFOR SALE lands, now

At the Name time Mr. Gooderrnan took out a policy of the Namekind for the same amount and with the same premium in anothercompany; the cash return on which was $15,000 leu than on theEquitable policy.

Here Is what Mr. Gooderham says of his results:

'"I have always been a strong advocate of Endowment Insur-- "

"ance, and about the time I took your policy for 1100,000 I placed""$400,000 of Endowment policies on my life in eight different com-- "

"panies. Of this amount 8310.000 has already matured. I have"to see the result and to know what it means."

"These results realized by the Equitable are""larger and more satisfactory than any result""ever realized by me on any of my policies which"'have matured to date. I may say they are quite"

"satisfactory.and that no company has ever done""so well for me."

Strongestiin theWorld

THE EQUITABLE

Agent for the Studebaker Wagons.All sizes of wagons carried in stock'.occupied as residence by Mr. J. Muraltcr,

on west side of Galisteo road; one of the SILVER FILIGREEmost comfortable residences in Santa Fe. Lower Frisco St. Santa Fe, N. MFIVE CHOICE LOTS on east side Don

Total $588,427 95

LIABILITIES.! '

Capital stock paid In .'. .$150,000 00

Surplus fund 30,000 00Undivided pruiits, less expenses and

taxes paid , 8,Mt9 33National Hank notes outstanding.. . 40.01X100Due to other National Hanks 1,360 20Dun to State Ranks and bankers..... 4,971 11

Individual deposits subject to check 273,318 43Demand cert iiicates of deposit 28,893 26( pr tilted checks 40 23Cashier's checks outstanding K98 13United States deposits 21 ,570 90

Deposits of U. S. disbursing officers.. 28,787 36

Total $588,427 95

Territory of New Mexioo, County of SantaFo, ss :

T, 3. H. Vaughn, cashier of the above-name- d

bank, do solemnly swear that theabove statement is true to the best of myknowledge and belief.

i. H. Vauqhn, Cashier.Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th

day of .Inly, 1900.J mks B. Rsao, Notary Public

Correct Attest :R. 3. Hai.en,H. L. W Ai,no,J. H. Vaughn,

Directors.

Gaspar square, opposite residence of Mr.W. J. McPherson; central location and IN. JWONDRAGON, Mgrbest in Santa V e for residences. Terms Palace Ave., Griffin BIdg., near Plazato suit for both; apply to

GEO. W. KNAEBEL

For Sale Seventeen head of first- -

THE NEW MEXICO

Military InstitutedRoswell. New Mexico.

class dairy cows; also one thoroughbredflolsteln bull. Address Heorge U. Bush,Uland.N. M.

of lie United SlatesLife Assurance society Ice cream, $1.50 per gallon at the Bon- -

PERFECT

LAUNDRYWORK

Ton. r rilU MILITARY SCHOOL OF NEW MEXICO ESTABLISHEDAND SUPPORTED BY THE TERRITORY.LOST Pin and chatelaln watch, open

face, green dial, monogram "J. W. C,"Keturn to tills office and receive reward. HENRY KEICK,

BOT.R AGKNT FOB

Every Policy Protected by $61,000,000 of Surplus.Energetic men who desire to represent the society address

WALTER N. PARKHURST, General Manager,(New Mexico and Arizona Department.)

Albuquerque, New Mexico.

U. S. Weather Bureau Note.Forocast for New Mexico: Generally

HILemp'sSt. LouisBeer.

fair tonight and Friday.

Five Teachers (Men), and Matron. Accommodations tor 200 Students.New Buildings, all furnishings and equipments modern and complete;steam-heate- baths, water-work- s, all convenience.Tuition, board, and laundry, $900 per session.Session Is three terms, thirteen weeks each. Roswell Is a notedjhealtaresort, 3,700 feet above sea level; excellent people.'asGBNTa -

Nathan Jaffa, Roswell, R. 8. Hamilton, RoswellCharles Wilson, Roswell, J. C. Lea, Roswell

J. O. Cameron, Eddy,particulars address:

Superlnienaem1

Yesterday the thermometer registered

W. J. Slaughter, Agent.Orders taken at Slaughter's barber

9)1 op, south side of plaza.Hasket leaves at 7 a. m. on Wednes-

days and return's on Friday night; laun-dry ready for delivery Saturday morning.No extra freight or delivery charges.

The l.fts Vegan Steam luundry makea specialty of fine laundry work,and Its work'lslfirat class In all particu-lars piioma 107

as follows: Maximum temperature, 85

degrees, at 1:10 p, in.; minimum, 50 de-

grees, at 5:00 a. in. The mean tempera ThetrndeiupplliHlfrom one bottln tnS. E. LANKARD, Resident AgentSanta Fe, New Mexico.

ture for the 24 hours was TO degrees;mean dally humidity, 3(1 percent. Tem

carload. Mall orderipromptly filled.

AM. KINDS OKMlNi KAL WAT R

Guadalupe St.perature at (1:00 a. in. today, 64. Santa Fe