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JBA2TTA i'Jt NEW MEXICAN. SANTA EE. N. M.
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1907.
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It is not only Advertising that made the SWEET
ORR TROUSERS, Famous. It is the fit, durability
and the satisfaction. We carry a full line of them and
they will be sold at a low price. Try a pair and you'
will be convinced
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
"Pf 4f Swell dressers SHOUT
TAILORING
Our values in woolens are unexcelled
in fuel they are ike best on the mar
let, and yet we arc not high-priced.
If you want to he in line for the
Fourth of July with the swelled and
nobbiest Suit you ever owned, come
iiuir. Save money by talcing advant
age of this 15 per cent reduction while
it lasts.
NATPN SALMON
THE LARGEST ASD MOST UP-TO-DATE DRY GOOLS HOUSE IN THE CITY
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WINTER GROCERY GO.
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FOR
Fruits And Vegetables
of All KMs in
Season.
V. V. BUTTER
A Specialty.
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S. E. Corner Plata, Santa Fe. Telephone No. 40.
The Saturday afternoon Whist Club
met this afternoon with Mrs. Frost at
232 Palace Avenue.
Mrs. Thomas B. Catron expects to
ko to Denver on Tuesday next for a
short visit.
Judge A. J. Abbott, special attorney
lor the Pueblo Indians, will leave to
morrow for Albnrmernue on official
business, anil from there may take a
trip to the Manzano national forest.
Mrs. W. U. Chllders and daughters
of Albuquerque are sojourning at the
Chllders cottage on the Upper Pecos
Itivor and will spend the heated term
there.
The Capital City Club entertained
at an enjoyable dancing party on Tues
day evening. The occasion was par
ticipated In by the members and sev
eral guests.
V. S. Praeger, a leading merchant
of Roswell and one of the original set
tiers of Chaves County, was a guest at
the Palace today. Mr. Praeger is also
one of the successful sheep raisers of
his section.
Judge N. B. Laughlin who has been
In Taos for the past ten days on le
gal business connected with taking
testimony in the partition suit of the
Rancho del Rio Grande Land Grant,
returned home this afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Foster of Las Cru-
ces, who was one of the bridesmaids
at the Bloom-McFie wedding yester
day evening, will remain in the city
for some time as a guest at the homo
of Judge John R. McFie.
Mrs. Frost, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Pain of Kansas City, Mis
Rourl, and Grahnie H. Frost, will leave
Tuesday evening for the City of Mex
ico for a ten day's visit to points of
interest in the Mexican Republic.
Judge and Mrs. Daniel H. McMillan,
of Las Cruces, who are now touring
in the East, while en route home will
come here for a visit to their son, Ross
McMillian, supervisor of the Pecos
River, Jemez, ami Taos National For
csts.
Miss Katherine Patterson of Lake
Forest, Illinois, was among tlie ar
rivals during the week in Santa Fe.
She is a guest of her brother, J. W
Patterson, day clerk of the Motel
Claire, and will remain here for sev
eral weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Bridgeman, of Buffalo,
New York is expected to arrive in
Santa Fe next week on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Ross McMillan, wife of
Forest Supervisor McMillan. She ex
pects to remain In the city three or
four months.
Mrs. Robert C, Prewitt has arrived
in Albuquerque from Columbia, Mis
souri, to be with her husband, who is a
member of the firm of Prewitt and
Prewitt, general agents of Colorado
National Assurance Company in the
Duke City.
Mrs. W. M. Billings, of Pittsburg,
Kansas, mother of Mrs. Don W. Luck,
arrived in the Capital during the week
and is a guest at the home of her
daughter, 112 Johnson Street. Her
young son is with her and they will
remain several weeks.
Harry Bowman, of Las Vegas, who
was one of the ushers at the Bloom
McFie nuptials, left this morning for
his home in the Meadow City. Mr.
Bowman is an athlete cf more than
ordinary ability and holds several rec
ords at the University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Collins of Cleve
land, Ohio, have arrived in the city
and expect to make Santa Fe their
permanent home. Mr. Collins and
Mrs. Collins have both been connect
ed with newspapers In their former
horns and Mrs. Collins is also a sten
ographer. Miss Lucretia Whitehead of Gold
en, Colorado, who has been the guest
for the past few weeks of Miss Ruth
Laughlin, will return to her home
Monday. During her sojourn here
she has been the recipient of a great
deal cf social attention and is de
lighted with the hospitality accorded
her.
Mrs. E. D. Friday and daughters
Mary, Nellie and Marjorle, arrived in
the city yesterday from their ranch
at Moriarty. Mrs. Friday and the
FREE!
The 0'Neill-Jame3 Co. of Chicago,
the well-known dealers In Talking
Machines, has placed us In a position
to give to every family who trades at
our store, one of the
GRAND BUSY BEE DISC
Talking Machines
ABSOLUTELY FREE
This machine is equipped with all
the latest improvement;
Mobley's Wonderful Sound Box and
Morning Glory Horn that gives a
wonderful volume of music, reproduc
ing the human voice in all its rich, sweet tones. In addition to giving you the Grand Busy Bee Disc
Talking Machine Free, we are going to give with additional purcrases one of the Busy Bee Disc Records
Free. We ask vou to call and inspect our complete line of goods, and assure you full value for every dol
lar spent at our store. BE SURE AND AS K FOR COUPONS.
Epft we are giving away on 'A mese nign graae macnines jjreo wun
ill 50.00 in coupons and a 7-Inch record with each additional S5.00
Why suffer with
pain when
BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT
WILL CURE
RHEUMATISM. CUTS, OLD
SORES, SPRAINS, WOUNDS,
STIFF JOINTS, NEURALGIA,
SCALDS, ETZ.,
G. A. Friedel, Dallas, Tex.
writes : "I use Ballard's Snow
Liniment for my family. It
is the best Liniment made.
It relieves burns andscalds.'
25c, 50c and $1.00
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
Sold and Recommended by
'sr:HER DRUG CO.
HARDWARE AND PLUMBING in coupo
228 San Francisco St. Santa Fe, N. M.muslc.
Call in and see this machine and bear some excellent 4
youngest daughter returned to Mo
riarty this afternoon, but the Misses
Mary and Nellie Friday will remain
here a few weeks as the guests of
friends.
Delegate W. H. Andrews wno for
the past three months has been in
the National Capital . attending dili
gently to his duties as Delegate in
looking after requests of constitu
ents and 'business of interest to New
Mexico in the departments will re
turn to this Territory about the first
of August.
C. T. Brown one of the leading
mining engineers of the Southwest
spent the past few weeks in the
Kelly mining district, superintending
work on the properties of the mines
of the Mines Development Company
of which he is superintendent. Mrs.
Brown and two sons are on an east
ern tour and this week visited in
Washington.
Mrs. Anna P. Bloom and son, Ray
mond Bloom, of Auburn, New York,
mother and brother of Rev. Lansing
Bartlett Bloom, who was married
here yesterday to Miss Maude E, Mc
Fie, left last night for points in Cal
ifornia. After a tour of the Pacific
Coast they will return east via the
northern route, stopping off for a vis
it at Rcckford, Illinois, the child
hood home of Mrs. Bloom.
Miss Richie Seligman entertained a
small company of friends Tuesday af
ternoon at her home on upper Palace
Avenue. It was given in honor of
Miss Lucretia Whitehead of Golden,
Colorado, who has been a visiting
guest for several weeks of Miss Ruth
i aughlln. The table was very pret
tily decorated, the color scheme be-
ng pink and white. Sweet peas were
used in abundance in the decorations
and the effect was very tasty. Be
sides hostess and guest of honor
there were present Misses Rickert of
Waterloo, Illinois; Laughlin, Spitz,
Harding, Cross and Wiley.
Inspector D. D. Bronson, of the
Bureau of Forestry, in company with
Harry W. Kelly, of Las Vegas, and
the latter's son, Daniel .1. Kelly, dur
ing the past week took a trip over
the proposed line of the Scenic High
way between this city and Las Ve
gas. They were greatly pleased
with the many scenic attractions and
the natural beauty of the section of
the Pecos National Forest through
which the Scenic Highway will run.
They found the line feasible. Inspec
tor Bronson, it is understood, will
recommend to the officials of the
bureau the speedy construction of the
highway across the Pecos National
Forest to connect with the portions of
the road already constructed and now
in course of construction toy the Ter
ritory. Complimentary to Miss Richie Selig'
man and Miss Ruth Laughlin, who
have only recently returned home at
ter attending finishing school and col
lege in Colorado, Mrs. Robert M
Hardinge entertained a company of
young women at cards Wednesday af
ternoon. The affair was held at the
home of Mrs. Hardinge's parents, Ma
jor and Mrs. R. J. Palen, on Palace
Avenue. Six-handed euchre was the
amusement and delicious refreshments
were served. The rooms -were decor
ated very tastefully with sweet peas
and nasturtiums. The guests were
Misses Seligman, Laughlin, Rickert,
of Waterloo, Illinois; Christensen, of
Los Angeles; Whitehead of Golden,
Colorado; Staab, Spitz, Harding,
Lamy, Boyle, Choate, Dye, Wiley,
Newhall, Wless, Cross, Crandall and
Weltmer.
ESTABLISHED i856.
INCORPORATED J903
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SPECIAL
MID-SUMMER SALE
Commencing Monday July i
A Great Reduction will be
Made on Following Goods
LINGERIE SHIRT WAISTS
LADIES' HATS WHITE PARASOLS
MISSES READY MADE DRESSES
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
WHITE CANVASS OXFORDS
FIGURED LAWNS AND DIMITIES
MEN'S CLOTHING
MEN'S STRAW HATS
SELIGPN BROS. CO.
P. O. Box 219. 0 Phone No. 36.
For Half a Century the Leading Dry Goods House in the City.
CHARLES WAGNER
Furniture Company.
New Lot of Iron and Brass Beds Upholstered Furniture, Dressing
Tables, Couches, Baby Buggies, Ranges and Desks, Etc., Just Received.
EMBALMING AND
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
306-8 San Francisco St. 'Phone 10.
Night Call 'Phont No. 1
Just Received
A Large Car of
FURNITURE
PRICE $3.C0
CUT PRICES
In Everything for 30 Days
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
RUGS, STOVES, RANGES.
AND PICTURE FRAMES.
CALL AND GET PRICE
D. S. LOWITZKI.
1555133283
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arasessan
Santa Fe Concrete Block Company
Reference: Quality cf Blocks Produced.
, SEE OUR NEW FACE PATTERNS
GKEO. S. BLUIsr 1', IMI'Q-'R.
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Small,
sure, safe pills. Sold by The Ireland
Pharmacy.
WANTED To purchase copies of
the Session Laws of 1903 in the
Spanish language. Address the New
Mexican Printing Company.
The following coupon properly filled
out, will bring you our complete
Talking Machine literature, illus
trating the different styles of ma
chines, giving titles of
the thousands of Victor
Records, bands, songs,
stories, solos, etc. Also
quoting prices and tell
ing of our liberal plan
of selling machines on
easy payments. Fill in,
cut it out, and mail today.
THE
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literature, as per yoir advertisement in the Dally and Weekly Santa
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