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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18.
MINOR CITY TOPICS
The matinee and last evening's per
formance of the Olympia Opera Com
pany were well attended.
Paper bound volumes of the Session
Laws of 1901 wanted at the office of the
New Mexican. A fair price will be paid
for them.
WANTED By the New Mexican Prin
ting Company, second-hand volumes
oV the Session Laws of 1S99 in English.
Fair price paid.
The spring term of the Territorial
and V. S. district courts for this coun
ty and district will be called on Mon
day, March 2, by Judge John R. McFie.
Governor Otero today received a
number of smull trees to be set out in
the capitol grounds. Several of them
are rare varieties from South Africa.
They will be set out as soon as the wea
ther is seasonable.
Colonel Frost, as secretary of the Bu
reau of Immigration, has received two
sacks of seeds from Delegate B. S. Rod
ey, which he is sending out by mail,
and also giving to applicants at the of
fice of the Bureau of Immigration.
The train from the south on the San
ta Fe arrived an hour late this after
noon. The trains from the east are all
so late that the flyer due at Santa Fe
at 11:45 a. m., will not arrive until
some time this evening.
Every member of the legislative as
oomhlv has received a sack or two
of
garden seeds from Delegate B. S. Rod-
ey. The mail received at tne bmu
postoffice from the California flyer yes
terday amounted to 53 sacks and 3
pouches.
Don't forget tho Ladies Minstrels at
Loretto hall Monday nl'ht. Forty so
ciety ladies of Santa Fe will appear in
burnt cork for the benefit of the Wo
man's Board of Trade. A jolly good
time is assured. Seat sale opons Thurs
day at Ireland's pharmacy.
Bon-Ton: Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mor
gan, Bland; Felix Kole, Albuquerque;
M. Smith, John Casey, St. Louis; Cosme
Martinez, Vallecitos; P. Lopez, Taos;
Thomas Atencio, Raton; V. Valdez, P.
Valdez, Tierra Amarilla; W. H. Lansen,
B. Brown, Las Vegas; H. V. Gonzales,
Santa Cruz.
Exchange: H. T. Conant, Arizona;
Ignacio Gutierrez, Sandoval; F. Lucero,
Alnmeda: W. H. Burke and wife, J. R.
P. Dearing, Pe-
AUtUl, .iuu.j,uviv,-v,
prw! David Hiffginbotham and son
El Paso; W. P.
Oould. Hobart; T. S. Wazus, Espanola;
James Whiten and wife, Miss Whiten,
o wmton v. Whiten. Monero; Mrs.
Shnv. Madrid.
Rehearsals are in progress daily and
society is In a quiver over the ap-
i,ir, iM-fuentation of the Ladies'
Minstrels which is guaranteed to be
the best local talent entertainment ever
given in Santa Fe. New jokes, songs,
dances, cake walk, pretty marches,
Hottentots, plantation scenes, etc.
Seats on sale at Ireland's Pharmacy
Thursday morning.
The New Mexican Printing Company
has the-only bindery in the territory
where first class loose leaf ledgers are
axative ftromo OS
amine
nOneDty.CrTpin
F. S DAVIS, President.
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flirt nnT-uiu si.
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CONSOLIDATED
BUTCHERS
BAIERS . .
GROCERS .
TWICE A WEEK.
Fresh oysters, fresh vegetables, fresh
butter and eggs twice a week.
BULK PICKLES.
We have a nice line of pickles in bulk
as well as in bottles. We especially
recommend our sweet mixed pickles.
We bought before the advance In price
and still offer them at, per quart, 25c.
SALT FISH.
Mackerel each, Individual size.. . j. ...05
Roll herring, each 05
Cod fish, 2 pound brick. 25
Cromarty bloaters 05
A CHANGE.
Chase and Sanborne's Seal Brand
Coffee Is put out now In a can bearing a
new label, but the same old quality Is
there. Only, per lb 40
HAY. GRAIN, FEED, FLOUR and
NO. 4
WtEVOJWPt
UMIO.
iQ&
IV. H. GOEBEL. HARDWARE. 107 Catron Block
manufactured. Merchants and business
ll0. onMi hnnVo for the
liriiiD, uuiime "
coming year, should immediately ad
dress ithis company and they will find
that the best work at the lowest prices
in ithe southwest will be done for them
if they order from this company.
The forecast is for partly cloudy
weather tonight and tomorrow with
probably light snow in the northern
and rain in the southern portion. Yes
terday the maximum temperature was
29 at 4:45 p. m.. and the minimum was
8 at 8:50 a. m. The temperature at 6
o'clock this morning was 18. The max
imum sun temperature yesterday was
47 degrees and this afternoon 55 de
grees.
Claire: Fidel E. Garcia, L. Archuleta,
Tres Piedras; W. A. Hall, Edith, coio.;
w t Aihreeht. G. C. Albrecht, Albu-
querque; M. S. Otero, Albuquerque; F.
Bond. Espanola; E. Middlecoff, Raton;
snm Hills. Chicago; A. M. Jones, Sellg-
man. Ariz.; E. E. Moyers, Richmond;
t.. . it AihDi-t n'lvmni:! Opera Co.; R.
P. Oliver. St. Louis; W. F. Hughes,
Denver; J. J. Wall and family, Buhler,
Kas V. F. Martinez. Las Vegas; H. F.
Btfmj' w. Steinberg, San
.IltH-MlltWl, J,uvn.-...i
TiVnnrisco.
There is an advance in the value of
.!, f tho sunt a Fe Gold and
me niun v..-
Conner Mining Company, oper
ating at San Pedro in Santa Fe coun
ty. At the Boston Mining Exchange
last week, the stock advanced from $2.25
n share to $3 a share and there was ac
tive trading, 4,300 shares changing
hands. The total issue of . stock is
950.000 shares which at $3 a share would
make the market value of the com
.ninos and smelter at San Pedro
J750.000.
Pnlnce: D. C. Hotmvt, tjuver .
a iinlfomin T ttSBUl'g vv. xi.
... . .1- i r
nrppr. Deming; Charles Roe, F. H. Roe,
renvoi-: D. C. Freeman
Portland, ure.;
w T Pavne, Des Moines, la.; u. iv.
. ts,.,.n. pvnnk Springer, Las
Vegas; W. R. McGill, Fort &umuei
a Dnlles. Belen; Ben Weiler, F.
Pnnt. C. G. Wade, Denver; L. H. Hole:
New York; E. E. Ackerman and wife,
nmnim- Theo. Hockmeyer and wife,
El Paso; Alex. Bowie, Gallup; O. M.
t aiu-or nitv: Mrs. L. L. Leonard,
jjib"1' ' - ,
R,
A,
Vanderklook, F. E. Kooeris,
TiinVp Chicago; C. F. Nesler
Jr., C,
, A. M.
Tinker,
tvnahineton. D. c
William
Fraser, Twining;
senh; S. H. Fields,
E. Madden, St. jo
St. Joe; P. M. Dolan,
Deming; W. tr.
Taos
Tight, A. Sandoval, AiouquciiuC
E.
Fre-
M.
c.jnnl Pnhpzon. JN.
OUIl.l"""M '
mayne,
Cripple Creek, Colo.
GRADUATE NURSE-Miss Amelia
Reese, a graduate of The Battle Creek
Sanitarium and of The Chicago Medi
cal Missionary Training School for
Nurses, will answer calls for general,
obstetrical and surgical nursing. Mas
sage and manual movements a special
ty Her home ir- with Mrs. Frank DI
bert on corner of DeVargas and Canon
streets, Santa Fe, N. M. .
A WARM NUMBER.
Chile Con Came, Chile Verde, Hot Ta
males, Enchiladas, Pasole, Temole,
Frijoles, Menudo, and other warm pro
positions', atjhe Bon-Ton.
RANGES "Tried and True." Excel
lent features, with reasonable prices to
introduce them. Fully guaranteed.
DAVIB, the PLUMBER.
on every
bos. 25c
MEAT MARKET.
Our meats are killed and packed In
Tlpnver. Colo. They are shipped to us
hv pxm-ess- Slow freight from Kansas
citv is cheaper. Lut is it satisfactory to
you? Always the best in beef, pork,
mutton, lamb, all kinds of sausage,
trine, nigs feet, boiled hams, bacon,
u .1, Ttfnt pvnnsed to dirt and
Helm, c-. -' " - - " "
dust or possible germs.
OUR BAKERY.
We are now turning out the best
cakes that we have
ever been able to offer to our customers.
a fin loaf of home made Vienna,
rnrii Graham, or whole .wheat,
only 01
A BIG VARIETY.
We carry a big variety of cigars, to
bacco, and cigarettes. General Arthur,
Dry Climate, Tom Moore, Owl, Cremo,
Geo. W. Childs, Fontella, Portuondo,
Franklin, Henry George and other
popular brands.
CHINA AND GLASSWRE.
Call and look over our stock In these
lines as well as in granite ware when
in need.
100-plece set semi-porcelain, a nice im
ported pattern W.75
POTATOES, prices right and quality
finf
BAKERY..
BusTttmmus.
S. Q. CARTWKlun i , ow. " -
WIlX. STOP LEAKS mj
LAST A LIFE TtMS.
GREAT BBOrECTQk
EVERYTHING
OFFICIAL MATTERS
MOVING AT THE CAPITOL.
Adjutant General W. H. Whiteman is
moving his office at the capitol. The
rooms on the first floor of the capitol
opposite Solicitor General Bartlett's of-
flees have been fitted up for him and
he is moving the office effects from the
basement. The rooms he is vacating
will be occupied by the superintendent
of public Instruction, Colonel -J. Frank
Chaves.
LEGISLATIVE POINTERS.
Councilman Thomas Hughes this
morning received a telegram from Al
buquerque saying that a rousing meet
ing had been held there last evening
and strong resolutions adopted protest
ing against the withdrawal of the bill
to create Sandoval county. Mr. Hughes
has other advices from Albuquerque
that the city is almost a unit in favor
of the new county. He has been tor tne
division from the first and says the
project is by no means dead. A. San
doval and others are here today to in
sist on the creation of the new county.
The resolution adopted by the Coun
cil yesterday afternoon calling the at
tention of the Governor to the state
ment issued by members of the faculty
of the Normal University at Las Vegas
and suggesting the resignation of those
.... ir,u4 it la another step in-tne
troubles of that institution. The trou
Olfilicv m
ble is between the faculty and Dr. W.
R. Tipton of East Las Vegas, who was
appointed a regent to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal to Arizona of
Rev. George Selby. The attack of the
faculty as presented yesterday is aimed
at him. The Council resented the fac
ulty coming direct to it with any state
ment or communication and it was ex
pressed on the floor that if the faculty
had any statement or communication
to make to either branch of the legis
lative assembly, it should be done
through the board of regents and the
governor.
PERSONAL MENTION
W. T. Payne of Des Moines, la., rep-
-ooonHno' n nntent medicine nouse, is
here today on business.
W. H. Burke and wife of Albuquer-
niie. are nere visiting men- buu "
attending St. Michael's college.
Cosme Martinez, merchant at Valle
citos, Rio Arriba county, is doing nusi
ness and visiting friends in the city.
Patricio Lopez of Taos county, is In
the capital purchasing goods for his
new store at Castillo, a prosperous town
in that county.
Jefferson Raynolds, the Las Vegas
banker, who has been visiting in me
capital for several days, returned to his
home in the Meadow City this morning,
Dr. G. W. Harrison of Albuquerque,
former member of the assembly, is in
the capital looking after the passage of
the bill amending the present board of
health law.
Ignacio Gutierrez of Sandoval, and
Francisco Lucero of Alameoa, noin
vn v,ointr in Bernalillo county, are
among yesterday's arrivals here
are visiting friends.
and
sivtn Chaves of El Rito, assessor of
Rio Arriba county, arrived in the capi
tal last evening. He is here partly on
nfflMoi hnsiness and partly interested
in legislative proceedings.
Professor Charles R. Keyes of hocor-
ro,
who is making the New Mexico
School of Mines at that place one of
the leading educational institutions of
the southwest, is in the capital on oftT
cial business.
Frank Springer, Esq., Las Vegas at
tcrney and president of the Board of
Regents of the Normal University at
that point, arrived from the Meadow
City last evening and Is attending to
business before the assembly.
Scot A. McKeoun of Pittsburg, Pa,
and a friend of W. H. Greer of Deming,
v,r, Vina been in Albuquerque some
months for the benefit of his health,
snendinar a few days in the city
watching legislative proceedings,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hatcher and chil
dren, also Miss Helena Hersch will ar
rive this evening from Pagosa Springs,
Colo., on a visit to Mrs. Joseph Hersch.
Mr. Hatcher is the president of
iovp-p firm of the Hatcher Mercantile
Company of Pagosa Springs, Colo.
W. H. Greer, manager of the Victorio
Land and Cattle Company, with head
ri. ot neminc. returned to this
city yesterday. He is engaged In look
ine after bills affecting the cattle Inter
ests.of New Mexico now pending In the
assembly.
G. J. Johnson, superlntepdent of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company mines
at Madrid, has been transferred
Starkville, Colo., and Superintendent
Lamb, formerly of Starkville, takes
sr at Madrid. The change went
into effect today.
Albert M. Jones, formerly of this city,
but now of Sellgman, Ariz., Is here for
a few days. Mr. Jones was guidon
bearer for Troop E of the Bough Riders
and served with the troop through the
war with Spain. ' He has been visiting
in Oklahoma, and Is now on his way
back to Arizona.
To Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggist refund the money if It fails
to cure. E. W. Grove s Bignaiuie i uu
each box. 25c.
STENOGRAPHY
R. A. WATKINS, Stenographer; Of
fice with H. N. Willcox, Catron Block.
Stenography and Typewriting by piece
work. .
HoUry Pnblio, Stenographer and Type
writer. 'Tranelaboiu
From Spanish Into English and f om
F.uglish Into Spanish carefully made.
O lice with U S. Attorney for th Court
of ivivate Lund Claims, Federal Build-
,,r. KlIANCISCO UKLGA1K).
" - Fe, N. M.
WAN rED SEVERAL PERSONS OF C AH
utter d ocd reputation in eaoh state 'one
In this county required) to represent and nd
vertiseoides a'llfsbed wealthy business horue
of solid financial standing. Hslory I21.U0
weekly with expenses additional, all payab'e
In sash each W-dnesilay dirfot from head of
itoes. Horse aad carriage furnUhed when
necessary. Ba're o s. Em lose self-a-i-dresedenve'o.
t'oloulel Co.,Cexton Bldf,,
Chicago.
POLITICAL FINESSE.
How VenMiiela Will Compel the Foreign Mer
chants to Pay Its Indemnity.
Washington, D. C, Fobruary 18. The
following cablegram was received at the
state department today from Mr. Rus
sell, who is IivVlinrge of tin United
States legation at Caracas during the
absence of Minister Howen:
The minister uf foreiun affairs of
Venezuela has deemed thirty per cent
ncrease of duties on all Imports as a
war measure.
.lust whv tills decree was issued by
tho minister of foreign affairs Instead of
President Castro in the ordinary course,
uzzles the officials here. Ilia action
recorded in the cablegram is regarded
as ft keen stroke of political finesse, fur
practically It amounts to placing tne in
demnity which Venozuola is to pay the
powers whollv upon triesmiuiunis ui ui:
foreign merchants who conduct all of
Venezuela's import trade. The Increase
mentioned, thirty per cent, Is the same
figure as the per "centagoof customs dues
at La Guayra and Puerto Cabello to be
assigned to the claimant nations.
JUSTICE SHIRAS RESIGNS.
Former Secretary of State William R. Day
Will Be His Successor.
Washington, Fob. 18. Justice Shiras,
of the United States supreme court to
day presented to tbe president his ro-
iirnatloii as a member of that tribunal
to tako . ffi-et on February 24. Former
ecrntary bf state, William 11. Day ot
Ohio, has been' s-lftctcd as suecc-sur of
Mr. Shi i as. .
TOOK THE OATH OF OFFICE.
n?nrrp R. Cnrtelvou Is Now a Member ot
President Roosevelt's Cabinet.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 18. George
B. Cortolyou took the oath of oilico as
secretary of tho department ot com
merce and labor shortly after 11 o'clock
this forenoon, At the same time win
lam Loeb. Jr., wasswoin in as secretary
to tho president.. Tho oaths were ad
ministered by Chief Justice Fuller, of
the United States supreme court.
THE HONDO RESERVOIR.
The Government Withdraws Public Land
From Entry In Chaves County.
Tho Department of tho Interior has
decided to build a reservoir on the
Hondo In Chaves county, under the re
cent Irrigation law. aooui ;;,uuu
acres will be reclaimed. The land of
fice at Roswell has received orders to
withdraw tho land from settlement It
is beliovod that tho building or ims
reservoir will mean an Increase of pop
ulation of 10,000 in the Immediate vicin
ity of Eoswell and will certainly bring
the Santa Fe Central from Torrance.
Oklahoma Democrats Against State
hood.
Guthrie, O. T., Feb. -18. On a strict
pirty vote, the Domocrats being In tho
majority, the Oklahoma house today
voted to postpone indefinitely action on
Representative Decker's resolution ask
ing congress for the earliest possible
passage oi tup siaienouu om.
S ock Markets.
. New York, Feb. 18. Closing stocks
Atchison, 87Mi Atchison pfd., 10d,','i
Mew York Central, 146; Pennsylvania,
149K; Southern Pacilic, 64; Union
Pacific, 101; do. pfd., M United
States Steel, 38; do. pfd., 88.
Tn Wool Market
St. Louis, Mo., Fob. 18. Woo),
weak, unchanged.
Terr torv and western meniuin, n iw
18; fine, 13 17; coarse, 13 15.
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.
New York, Feb. 18. Monov on call
steady at 3 per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper, 4ji o os per com. omvci,
47. -
Now York. Fob. 18, Lead, quiet,
S4.12K. Copper, firm, 13.!)0 at
$13.00.
GRAIN.
Chlctttro, Feb. 18. Close, Wheat, May,
77 77H; July, 73 (V? 73.
torn, February, 4; mar.,
Oats, Feb., 33; May, 35.
PORK, LARD, RIUS.
Pork, May, $17.40; July, $16.00; Sept,
$16.50. . ..
Lard, May, $9.57; Juiy, $u 3.
Ribs, May, $9.55; July. $9.47.
STOCK
Kansas City, Ml., Feb. 18. Cattle, re
ceipts 8,000, including 1,300 Texans;
market steady to strong.
Native steers, $3.50 $5.25; Tex
as and Indian steers $3.00 $4.30;
Texas cows, 82. 00 $3.75; native cows
and heifers, SI 85 $4.00; stackers and
feeders, $3.25 $4.50; bulls 2.00 3.75;
calves, $3.50 $0.30; western steers;
83.001 $5.05; western cows, $2.00
H3.10.
SheeD. receipts 3,000, market strong.
Muttons $3.50 $5.15; lambs, $3.00
fl 56: ranee wethers sa.uu .su
ewes $3.00 $4.90.
Chicago, Feb. IS. Cattle, receipts
iR.onn: market active and strong.
Good to crime steers, $4.40 ( $5.60i
Door to medium, $3.00 $4 25; stockers
and ieeaers, as.au ig e o, ii i.uvis
$4 30; heifers, $3.00, si canners,
II 30 O $2.50; bulls, $2.00 $4.00
calves. $3.50 & $8 00; Texas fed steers
3 an r S4.2S.
Sheep, receipts, 15 000; sheep steady
to higher, lamossieauy io uigum.
Good to Choice wethers. $5.00 (.a 1 5.75
fair tn choice mixed, $3.60 (9 $4.75
aai..rn sheeD. $4.00 $5 75; native
i.mhs. s.no ffl $7.00; wostern lambs
5.00 & $6.85.
D. 8. Weather Bureau Notes.
Wnmeast for New Mexico: Partly
nlmiHv ' tnnlfr ht and Thursday, with
iia-ht a'nnw In north and rain In south
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nortion.
Voatprrldv tLe thermometer registered
as follows; ' Maximum temperature, 29
degrees, at 4:45 p. m; minimum, 8
degrees, at 3:50 a. in. Tho mean
laniperatiire for the 24 hours was 18 de
crees. Mean dallv humidity, 53 per cent.
Temperature at 0:00 a. m. today, 18
ilegim-s. .', ' ;-
Bpaniah Tangnt.
Spanish taught by competent Spanish
teacher. Fourteen years experience
Terms reasonable. Translations solicit
ed. Address J. C. Martlnex, care New
Mexican. ' "
Engraved vleltlng cards with or with
out plate furnished by the New Mexi
can Printing Company. '
DIED TO SAVE HIS BURRO.
A Native of Mexico Fatally Injured by n Train
Net Far From Santa Rosa.
Jesus Rodriguez of Parras ' de la
Fuente, Mexico, who had been working
on the Rock Island railroad in Guada
lupe county, was struck by a train on
Saturday morning near Leonclto and
died from his injuries a few hours later.
He had his pack on a burro and nvhen
in a cut near Leonclto, the animal tried
to cross the track lust as the train
rounded the curve. In his effort to
save the burro, Rodriguez was struck.
Several ribs were broken and pierced
the lungs. He was taken to' Santa Ro
sa by the train that struck him. In an
ante-mortem statement he said that
he had $100 in his pack, but when the
pack was brought to Santa Rosa it was
found that the money was gone.
KILLED IN KANSAS.
And now at the Bon-Ton where you can
get them: Quail, Grouse, Prairie Chic
kens, Ducks, Snipe, VenlBon. Cll and
be convinced.
A small gasoline engine, new,
for sale
by the New Mexican Printing
com-
pany. Call or write and get price
Justice of the Feaoe Dookets.
The New Mexican Printing Company
has prepared civil and criminal dockets
especially for the use of Justices of the
peace. They ore especially ruled, with
printed headings, in either Spanish or
English, made of good record - paper,
strongly and durably bound with leath
er back and covers and canvas sides;
have a full index in front and the fees
jf Justices of the peace and constables
printed In full on the first page. The
pages are 10 1-2x16 inches. These books
are made up In civil and criminal doc
k''i, separate, of 320 pages each or with
both civil and criminal bound in one
book, 80 pages civil and 320 pages crim
inal. To introduce them they are offer,
ed at the following low prices:
Civil or criminal w
Combination civil and criminal 6 00..
For 45 cents additional for a single
docket or 65 cents additional for a com
bination docket, they will be sent by
mail or prepaid express. Cash In full
must accompany order. State plainly
whether English or Spanish printed
heading Is wanted. Address
NEW MEXICAN PRINTING CO.,
Santa Fe. N. M."
Gold in the Black Hills.
The Hiirlinyton Route has recently
issued a 48 page booklet bearing the title
Mines anu mining in mc ii; ,nio.
The book is one which should bo read
By evory mining man In Colorado, it
rives more information about tho mines
of the Black Hills than has ever before
boen placed between twocovers. A copy
will be mailed iree on appncauun w ran
undersigned.
The Black ttllis neea uoiorauo mnu
ind money. Several of the anrewaosi
men in this state nave aireaoy iuvuhou
heavilv In the Hills. The results so fai
have been moro than satisfactory. The
completion of the Burlington's new line
to the Wortwest brings ine liiaen un
within a night's ride of Denver. You
can leave Denver tonight and be In
DeadoodorLead City tomorrow after-
moil.
G. W. VALLEEY,
(Jen'l Agent, Burlington Route, Den
ver, Colo.
'The Grand Canon of Arizona," a
superbly illustrated volume of 124 pag-
Fifty cents a copy. Apply to H. S.
Lutz, city agent, or the Atcnison, u.o
peka and Santa Fe Railway In the Ca
tron Block.
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the best manufactured In the United
States for sale by the Office Sup
ply Company. Prices lower than
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and Neurasthenia.
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Headquarter's For
Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars.
THE OLDEST DRUG
All Kinds of
Designs in
Filigree Fob Chains;'
Filigree Neck Chains,
Filigree Souvenir Spoons
Filigree Brooch Pins.
Filigree Bracelets,
Filigree Card Cases,
Etc , Etc., Etc.
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How About Cigars?
We have the leading brands such as:
CHILDS, FONTELLA, OWL, 1. F, P0RTUANDO, SIGHT DRAFT AND
OTHERS IN 5 CENT GOODS. THE TQM MOORE, GEN. ARTHUR,
PREFf RENCIA, EL SI0ELLO, OLD STATESMAN, CHANCELL0P, AND
OTHERS IN 10 CENT GOODS. SANCHEZ y HAYA'S KEY WEST
GOODS, PORTO RiCO CIGARS, MANILLA AND OTHERS TOO NUM
EROUS TO MENTION xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If
You Wan a PERFECT SMOKE, Not TOO DRY nor TOO
MOIST Try Our Cigars.
CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO
FISCIfEIl DRUG C0PPAflY
230 San Francisco Street.
BAYLE'S
Ping-Pong Pickles
Yum-Yum Pickles
Lunch Herring
English Mustard
Hot Stuff
Bayle's Alter-Dinner and Deviled .Cheese, Royal Luncheon
and AlacLareri's Imperial Cheese, Edam, Imported
Swiss, ROguefort, Limburger, American
Cream, and Vaterland. Full Cream
Brick Cheese, Salted Peanuts.
S. iAUJE & CO., Grocers.
TBIEEHOITS SS.
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iFLflUR, HAY,
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
SCALER IN
SALT
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Only Exclusive Grain House in Citv
BOWLING ALLEY NEWS
Santa Fe, N. M., Feb. 14, 1903. lady partner. Miss Burma Diltst will
The tiighest score for the week was be there to Instruct and assist in play
203, made by D. A. Day. Will give two Ing. She Is second champion of Colo
weeks' free rolling to anyone beating It. rado, and champion of her age with a
There will be a match game captafhed score of 186 and 180, making an average
hv .Tiils-e Henrv Pacheco and J. H. Par- of 183. Ladies are cordially invited.
rett, Tuesday evening, at S o'ciock,
with five on a side. They will chal
lenge any hve in Santa Fe, 8 out Of 3,
for a purse of $5.
Ladles, do not forget, that Thursday
evening, February 19, Is free to all la
dles. No gentlemen admitted without
C. W. DILTS,
BASKETS
BLANKETS
POTTERY
GOLD'S OLD CURIOSin SHOP
Mexican Drawn Work a Specialty,
SAN FBANC1SCO ST..
HOUSE IN SANTA FE.
A Full Line of
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
SILVERWARE,
- CLOCKS,
JEWELRY.
ETC., ETC?t
Jtst
Manufacturer of Mex
ican Filigree Jewelry.
South Side Plaza - Santa Fe
I SMOKED
Finan Haddie
White Fish
Salmon
- Halibut
Herring
GRAIN, POTATOES,
and SEEDS.
Tne Dest oi oraer.
- Did you ever try bowling? There Is
no more healthful and pleasing exer
cise. The old and young, male and fe
male, enjoy It. Try It once and you will
again.
Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
A6E60LD, Proprietor-
Wholesale end Retail Dealer le
INDIAN
AND-
MEXICAN
"CURIOS .
COBNEH BURRO AJ,LEY.
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