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SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1907.
SANTA' SEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, Nf. XL
PAGE THREE
The New Mexican. Printing Company
has prepared civil and criminal dock
ets eapeclallv for the use of Justice
of the peace. They are especial:;
ruled, with printed headings, In elthe
Spanish or English, made of good rec
ord paper, strongly and durably bound
with leather back and covers and can
vas, sides, have full Index In front and
the tees of justices of the peace and
constables printed In full on the first
page. The pages are 10x6 IncheB.
These books are made up n civil and
criminal dockets, separate of 82
pages each, or with both civil and
criminal bound In one book, SO pages
civil and 320 pages criminal. To In
troduce them they are ottered at the
following low prices:
Civil or criminal 12.76
Combined civil and criminal. ...$4.90
For 45 nentB additional for a single
docket, or 65 cents additional for a
combination docket, hey will be sent
by mall or prepaid express. Casi In
full must accompany order. State
plainly whether English or Spanish
printed heading Is wanted.
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Herewith are some "Bargains offered
by the New Mexican Printing Com
pany: Code of Civil Procedure of the
Territory of New Mexico, 1897, sheep
bound, fl; paper boun l, 75c; Mlseourl
Pleading fo.-ms, JS; Missouri Code
Pleadings, U; the two for (10; Adapt
ed to New Mexico Code, Laws of New
Mexico, 1899, 1901, and 1903, English
and Spanish pampb'Pt, $2.25; full
leather, $3; Sheri .'s Flexible-Cover
Pocket Docke,, single, $1.25; two or,
more Looks, $1 each; New Mexico Su
preme Court Report3, Nos. 3 to 10, In
clusive $3.30 oach; Compilation Cor
poration Laws 75c; Compilation Min
ing Laws, 50c; Money's Digest of
New Mexico Reports, full sheep, $6.60;
full list school blanks.
Santa Fe People Are Pleased to
Learn How it Is Done.
It's pretty hard to attend to duties
With a Constantly aching back;
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills make work
easier.
They cure backache.
They cure every kidney 111.
Lino Romero, living at Palace Ave.,
Santa Fe, N. M., says: "I know 'that
Doan's Kidney Pills are all right and
act Just as represented. If I had not
been confident of this fact no induce
ment could have led me to give my
recommendation to this medicine as
I fad -some five years ago. I then
stated that this remedy which I pro
cured at Ireland's drug store, has
cured me of a dull aching . in the
small of my back which had bothered
me oft and on for a long time, and
had 'by spells been the cause of my
laying off from work. During, the
lapse of years I have now and then
noticed a slight return of the annoy
ance, but never one that has with
stood Doan's Kidney Pills. They go
right to the seat of the trouble and
remove it quickly and thoroughly
The good opinion I flrat formed of
Doan's Kidney Pills still remains and
always will."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. t
Remember the name Doan's fl.nd
take no other.
CITY OF 8UIID
The Noble Project
of Queen Elizabeth
Over Thirty Thousand Who
Cannot See to Be
Benefited.
The New Mexican Printing Company
has on band a large supply of pads
and tablets suitable for school work,
the desk, and also for lawyers and
merchants; good anywhere. We will
sell them at flv cents In book form,
NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE
ROSWBLL, KBW UB1HX).
THE MILITARY SCHOOL OF NEW MEXICO
Established and Supported by the Territory.
BIGHT MEN INSTRUCTORS, all graduates of Standard Eastern
Collegas. New buildings, .all furnishings andequlpmantslmodern and com
plete; iteam-heated, electric-lighted, baths, water-works, all conveniences.
TUITION, BOARD Rod LAUNDRY, t30 per session,
three terras of thlrteon weeks each.
Session Is
ROSWELL Is a noted health resort, 1,700 feet above ea-level; well
watered. Sunshine j7ory day from September to June.
1 REOENT8-Nathan Jaffa, W M Bead, W. M. Atkinson, W. A.
Flnlay and E. A. Cahoon
For particulars uddrets COL. J. W. WILLSCN, Supt.
0J0 CAUEJilTE I0T SPRINGS.
These Celebrated Hot Springs are
located in the midst of the Ancient
Cliff Dwellers, twenty-five miles west
of Taos, and fifty miles north of Santa
Fe, and about twelve miles from Bar
anca Station, on the Denver & Rio
Grande Railway, frora which point a
dally line of stages runs to the springs.
The temperature of these waters Is
from 90 to 122 degrees. The gases are
carbonic. Altitude, 6,000 feet. Climate
very dry and delightful the year
round. There is now a commodious
hotel for the convenience of invalids,
and tourists. People suffering with
consumption, cancer, and other con
tagious diseases, are not accepted.
These waters contain 1,686.24 grains
of alkaline salts to the gallon, being
ta richest alkaline Hot Springs In
the world. The efficacy of these wat
ers has been thoroughly tested by
the miraculous cures attested to in the
following diseases: Paralysis, Rhea
matisin, Neuralgia, Malaria, Brlght's
Disease of the Kidneys, Syphilitic and
Mercurial Affections, gmfula, Catarrh,
La Grippe, all Femal C mplaints, etc
etc. Board, lodging Uad bathing $2.60
per day; $15 per weak; $50 per
month. Stage meets Denver trains
and waits for Santa Fe train upon re
quest. This retort is attractive at all
seasons and is open all winter. Pas
sengers for O,o Callente can leave
Santa Fe at 9, a. m., and reach Ojo
Callente at 4 p. m. the same day.
Fare for round trip from Santa Fe to
Ojo Caliente, $7.40. For further par
ticulars, address
ANTONIO JOSEPH, Proprietor.
Ojo Callente. Taos County, N .M
H. C. Yontz
dealer in
Watches; Clods. Jewelry
and Hani Painted China.
MANUFACTURER OF
rjexicao Filigree
Repair of Fine Watches and Jewelry Work a Specialty. Navaho Rugs (and In
dlan Goods. Filigree at Wholesale and Retail.
246 San Francisco St Santa Fe, N. M.
OUR
PLAGE
OTTO RETSCH, Proprietor.
PABST'S BLUE RIBBON TAe Beer of Quality.
ANY QUANTITYFROM A PINT UP.
Fine Vines, Liquors and cigars.
WEST SIDE OF PLAZA i i SANTA FE, N. M
IN M I
0 HELP UNFORTUNATES
J. W. Al AYES & COMPANY
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
AGENCY AMERICAN SURETY CO.
Surety Bonds ' ,
Judicial and Fidelity Bonds
Laughlln Block SANTA FE, N; M.
Queen Elizabeth of Roumania has ta
ken special interest in the condition of
the thousands of blind, men, women
and children in her country. It Is re
ported that there are over 301000 most
ly adults and that there number is in
creasing at an alarming rate. The
Queen who is an old woman, of supe
rior Intellect and attainments has tak
en up the cause of these unfortunates
and has inaugurated a system by
which they will become educated and
many of them will bo self supporting.
The funds for this great undertaking
are received by the Queen from chari
tably inclined persons all over
Europe and in this country. It is
greatly gratifying to record that the
donations are liberal and constantly
Increasing.
The plans of Queen Elizabeth are
fully set forth In the following Inter
esting letter received some weeks ago
by S. H. Gill, the efficient and hard
working superintendent of the New
Mexico Institute for the Blind located
at Alamogordo, Otero County, and
which now has thirty blind children
as Inmates. The institution although
young has already done good -work
and bids fair to be one of the 'most
valuable of the kind in the country.
The letter is signed by the Queen's
private secretary and is remarkably'
fine in language, in diction and
thought expression
Queen Elizabeth has Inaugurated a
city for the blind which in the Rou
mania language Is called Vatra Lumi-
noese, which in English means the
Luminous Hearth. The Idea outling
the Queen's action is one of the nob
lest and greatest ever conceived1 and
carried out by 'human mind. The
Queen's work is of the highest and
loftiest character of true benevolence,
human kindness and a humane fellow
feeling. That this most interesting
and intensely .beneficial and greatly
laudable plan shall be carried out in
a country which by Americans is con
sidered as but seml-clvllized and
amongst a people generally under
stood to be backward in the spirit of
progress Is astonishing and certainly
of the greatest possible honor and
highest credit to Queen Elizabeth and
her helpers. The letter reads:
The Letter.
Vatra Lumlnoese; Bucarest, Rouman
ia, Europe.
To Mr. Gill, Superintendent of the
New Mexico Institute for the Blind,
New Mexico, TJ. S. A.
Dear sir, dear brother, I may say,
for it is the blind secretary of Her
Majesty, the Queen of Roumania
who byroyal orders, will answer your
interesting letter just received.
Her majesty commands me to thank
you for your letter, -which has inter
ested Her much, as does everything
connected with the blind. And Her
Majesty sends you her sincere wishes
for the usccess of the school you
have undertaken. '
You have but nineteen pupils, but
I think that a great number, unless
the percentage of blind in your state
is large, which . I trust is not the
case.
You speak of the parents' reluctance
in parting with their children, and
I think that most natural, and so
does Her Majesty, and it has been
the fundamental reason of Her Ma
jesty's idea of founding in our coun
try the City for the Blind, Vatra Lum;
inoese, being -its name, which when
translated Into English means Lum
inous Hearth. '".
Our city is just to obviate the pain
of separation between": parents and
children, and. between husband and
wife. In It the blind and seeing will
dwell " together helping , 'and teaching
each other. Thus the extra agony of
separation wljl not be added to the
already heavy cross of darkness,
schools, asylums, etc., would be of no
use to us here for the greater part
of the thirty thousand blind are adults
most of them' fathers of families, who
have been blinded by terrible oph
thalmla, which seized whole regiments
and the men . on returning home
spread It among the villagers.
For years iher majesty, whose heart
is of a nature so rare, hat few can
Imagine its susceptibility, for the suf
ferings of others has been working
and thinking night and day for years,
the ways and means to alleviate the
evil, and at last In the year just en
i ded 'she received the God Inspired
Idea of the City.. As thought , and
action are wiun Her Majesty even
quicker than the flash and detona
tlon, the work was at once set on
foot and It is now though only aged
seven months in full swing.
To Be a Wonderful City.
,It has all been done by philanthropy,
and as money Is running in, in
living, which many of them have al
ready done, and then they will re
ceive small houses, two semi-detached
two In one. The Queen proposes that
cooking, washing, etc., shall be done
in common so that all hand3 will be
at liberty to work for the general
support. A church, for Itoumanlas
motto is Nihil sine deo, will find its
place as also for both the blind and
seeing, and the whole will fotm on- ol
the wopii'jrs of the world greater than
the pyramids or the hanging gardens.
And when the world will see the re
sult, of our dear queen's work I feel
sure that many a country will follow
in the wake, and found cities at least
for the blind who on leaving the
schools have such a difficulty in
making use of their talents acquired,
because they cannot sell the things
they make, and make quite as well as
the seeing.
For it is prejudice alone that blinds
the eyes of the world, and prevents It
appreciating our work.
All honor to your employes, in re
garding you as a wonder. It is not
usual for the seeing are. finding that
we can and will d6 and by finding it
quite natural, Instead of regarding
everything a blind man does as a miracle.
You ask her majesty about the writ
ing machine, which invention has
come at a time so appropos, proving
that the smile of God is on her majes
ty's work.
It Is a small machine, which can do
collosal work and produce books at a
very quick and cheap rate. The in
vention was made In her majesty's
own palace, under her eyes, which
watched its progress day by day, and
whose smile encouraged the inventors.
The first idea" vas given by a blind
printer , whom the queen protected,
and it was worked out and brought to
perfection by a young German in the
queen's service as a kind of secretary
and man of confidence. The printing
machine called after the printer, the
Teordorescu, Is now ready for export
and patented in America and all the
countries of Europe.
Work of the Writing Machln?
The machine prints by means of
type set in steel plates as in ordinary
printing only forming Braille letters.
The plates have twenty-eight and in
each thirty-five fields, so you can im
agine it is the size of an ordinary
Braille book. It can also be made to
prjnt the New York Point, and Illus
trate books with figures of men and
things. It is a great delight to Her
Majesty for it will further her design
of enabling the Blind to use their
brains to their full power. Indeed it
is the queen's firm idea that the blind
are far more gifted mentally than the
seeing from the fact that they can
concentrate their thoughts. The ma
chine will do more. It will open a new
employment for the blind, who can
sell their books or exchange them for
others; thus the whole range of litera
ture and science will be opened to the
hitherto neglected geniuses, who have
been condemned to make chairs, bas:
kets, brushes, etc. Shut them up in
a big house, very beautiful outside
for the seeing to gaze at, feed them
often very badly, teach them to work
at things which were dl-tasteful to
them and which, when sold, were
given at lower price than worse things
made by the seeing eye.
All that the Teodorescu will change,
and armed with books for missiles the
blind marching under the banner of
"Ellsateta of Roumania," can fight the
world and come out victorious from
the mental combat. The machine is
moreover very cheap, only three hun
dred francs (not a. hundred dollars),
and it can be paid for In small sums
when the purchaser has a good rec-commendation.
Machine a God-Send to the Blind.
ivery .institution snouia nave one
or two or more, first to make Its own
library and then to make books for
sale, and thousands of hungering blind
are waiting for an opportunity of sat
isrying their keen appetites. And
when a machine is impossible for one
person how easy for, several blind to
club together and have one to work
In common. Where there is a will
there is a way, and Que.en Elizabeth
has shown you what a will can do
where the heart Is, as the Germans
say, on the right spot.
Certainly , dear brother, I should
advise you- to send for one" of our
Teodorescu at once' It costs three
hundred francs from the Vatra, of
course carriage and duty will be your
extra The machine is small enough
and elegant enough not to be an eye
sore in any drawing-room or bufior.
Her majesty has one in hers.
You will probably hear much more
of the City for the Blind and the Teo
dorescu in the coming months, as a
lady friend of her majesty's, a Mrs.
Wlaker Fearn, widow of the American
minister to Roumania Bome years ago
nas just arrived at Washington and
Intends to make a tour of many if not
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most remarkably way, this year will
see a great development In the life of ft
our blind, First they 'have to learn ft
to earn their own, and their families S X 38
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STUDY THE MAP-
The natural point on the new A., T. & S. F. t Cut-off for the distribu
tlon of freight, having the advantage of the easy gra.ies and short rmj!
to the East and West, and direct com muuication with all points in the
Territory. .
Wholesale houses are coming to W lllard as soon as the Cut-off Is open
Surrounded by a fine farming coun try. The purest water In New Mexi
co. The geographical center of Tor ranee County and of New Mexico
The water point on the great A., T. & S. F. short line through New Mexl.
Willard is a growing town. Willi ard will make r City. Study the Mar
Your opportunity Is there.
For Information, call on or address
1 JOHN W. CORBETT, OR W. M. TAYLOR.
WILLARD, N. M.
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Santa Fe Livery Stable
THEODORE CORRICK Proprietor.
BOARD 6 STABLE
FIR8T-CLAS8 CARRIAGE 8ERVTCE
GOOD 8ADDLE HOR8E8
FINE R1G8 J Jt
PHONE 132. 120 SAN FRANCISCO ST.
XJtXSXXXXXXXXX3AX3
ADOLPH SELIGMAN
Special Summer Sale of
LADIES FUSLIfJ UJJDERVEAR
White Goods, Laces and Embroideries.
ADOLPH SELIGMAN
tr7 Ian Francis Streat
... i.
Mat igi dtilm (lam ail twigs
Blahkata, Baskets, Rag, Wax,. Feather and Linen Drawn Work,
Opals, Turquoise, Garneta and Other Gem.
OUR MOTTO: .To Have the Beat of Everything In Our Lin.
"A SPECIAL"
For sick folks. Your ' attention is
called to the fact that our whiskey
is bought in bond and purity Is abso
lutely guaranteed.
Telephone 94. THE CLUB.
Blank certificates of births and
deaths required to be furnished by
physicians, midwives, nurses and other
attendants at such occurrences, for
sale at the New Mexican Printing Of
fice. Low rates and in quantities to
suit. Either tn the English or Span
ish languages. All orders will re
ceive prompt attention
The New Mexican Printing Company
la prepared to do the best of brier
work In abort order and at very reas
onable rates. Lawyers, who desire to .
have their briefs printed rapidly and
correctly and to present them to the
Supreme Court now In lession here
on time, should call on the New Mex
ican Printing Company.
HO FOR CLIFF DWELLERS
Parties outfitting for the Cliff Dwell
ings should not forgot a basket of
liquid refreshments.
packing.
Telephone 94.
No charge fov
- THE CLUB.
i The New Mexican Printing Company claims to do the beat
printing and binding in the Territory says it makes a specialty
. of .better grades of printing and binding caters particularly
. people who want something a little out of the ordinary or a little
.better than the average does not claim to be the cheapest in the
' Territory, but does claim that its work is always worth the pric '
asked for it, and this price is based on accurate knowledge of tha
cost of material and skilled labor; communicate with the Com
pany in regard to the next lot of printing. Address The New
, Mexican Printing Company, Santa Fe, .N M. ,..:.