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les are in, and we are ready
to show you the best line
ever seen in the city
We keep on making Clothes to
order, because men keep on
wanting them. They keep
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to please them
We can fit every man, Large or Small, Fat or Thin,
Come and let us show you our swell line thats all.
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WINTER GROCERY CO.
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Fruits And Vegetables
of AH Iliads in
Season.
P. V. BUTTER
A Specialty
S. E. Corner Plata, Santa Fe. Telephone No. 40.
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The Wallace Reading club met this
afternoon at the home of Miss Du Val
on the South Side.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist
Club was entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. Frank W. Shearon at the
Hnearon home on Chapelle street.
Mrs. M. A. Otero who has been
guest at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in
New York City for the past two weeks,
Is expected to return home soon.
Hon. Charles A. Spiess of Las Vegas
general counsel for the St. Louis,
Rocky Mountain and Pacific railroad
and a leading attorney of New Mexico
looked after legal business today in
tho Capital.
Chief Justice William J. Mills of the
Territorial Supreme Court, who has
been at Raton, presiding over tho dis
trict court of Colfax county for the
past two weeks has returned to his
home In Las Vegas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jones of Las
Vegas have gone to S't. Louis for a
stay of several weeks' duration. Mr,
Jones Is a Las Vegas attorney and
chairman of the Democratic Territor
ial Central committee.
Miss Bertha Copeland of Boston,
arrived In Santa Fe yesterday and
has taken apartments at St. Vin
cent's Sanitarium. She has been here
previously and is planning to remain
during the coming winter.
Colonel George W. Prichard.who has
been at Lincoln on business before the
special term of the district court for
Lincoln county there, which has been
in session for the past week. Is ex
pected to return home tomorrow.
Mrs. C. A. Dalies of Willard, widow
of the late Carl A. Dalies, was in the
Duke City during the week
on a visit to friends and
seeing tho fair. Mrs. Dalies Is a fre
quent visitor to Santa Fe and Is a
favorite in social circles in this city.
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Woodruff en
tertained a few friends at a dinner
party Thursday evening at their home
on Don uaspar avenue. Covers were
laid for six. The guests were Misses
Anna Chavannes, Elizabeth Tschir
hart, Florence Hecker and Stella
Canny.
Hon. William E. Martin, of Socorro,
clerk of the Third judicial district
court, and a very competent official,
is in Las Cruces attending the ses
sions of the U. S. court for the district
and for Dona Ana county, in his of
ficial capacity. Court will last two
weeks longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Earnest of
Clayton were guests today at the Pal
ace hotel. They are en route home
from the fair in the Duke City. They
found their visit to Santa Fe very
pleasant. Mr. Earnest is an Insurance
and real estate agent in the county
seat of Union county. '
H. H. Major, the efficient probate
clerk of Otero county, spent the past
week in Lincoln acting as deputy
district court clerk for Charles P.
Downs, who was not strong enough to
attend the sessions of the court there,
having just recovced from a severe
attack of typhoid fever.
J. B. Mayo of Albuquerque has gone
East on business connected with his
mining properties In south Santa Fe
county. He will visit New York and
Boston before returning. Mr. and Mrs.
Mayo were residents of Golden for
a number of years and have a num
ber of friends in this city.
Mrs. F. C. Wilson, wife of Clerk Wil
son of the First judicial district court,
and their two children, are expected
to arrive here next week from Wash
ington, D. C. They will make their
home at St. Vincent's Sanitarium un-'
til they can find a suitable residence
when they will resume housekeeping.
Judge William H. Pope of Roswell,
who has been holding court at Porta
les, Roosevelt cpunty, has closed the
term and returned home. The term
was a busy one but little civil business
was transacted on account of the scar
city of funds. The Chaves county dis
trict court will next be held by Judge
Pope of Roswell. Judge Pope is one
of the hardest working judges in this
territory, as the business of his dis
trict Is constantly on the increase.
Dr. C. N. Lord, the dentist, returned
last evening from Roswell, where he
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Heating, Mining Supplies
Paints
Oil
Glass
Varnishes
Wood Dyes
Kalsomine
Wallpaper
Brushes
Stoves
Ranges
Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Lawn Mowers
Garden Hose
Screen Doors
Window Screens
Wagon Covers
Tents
Bedsheets
Hammocks
Harness
Saddles
Pumps
Cylinders
Iron Pipes and Fittings, Camp Out fits, Fishing , Tackle, ' Ammimltlon.RIfles, Shot Guns, Pistols.
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thank Horehound Syrup for
having curod mo of couglia
colds and other like diseases."
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Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
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FISCHER DRUG STORE.
attended the meeting of the New Mex
ico Dental Board, of which he Is a
member. Dr. Lord has disposed of his
dental business in this city and will
remove shortly to Schenactady, Now
York, where he expects to resume the
practice of his profession.
Associate Justice Edward A. Mann
of the Fifth judicial district, has spent
the past vweek In Lincoln holding the
district court of Lincoln county. This
is to be closed as the docket has been
cleared. Judge Mann enjoys the es
teem and confidence of the people of
his district for the impartial and able
manner in which he presides over the
court. -
Alexander M, Spear who has been
for three years past a member of
the clerical force at the local U. S.
land office will leave during the com
ing week for Spokane, Washington,
where he will enter upon his duties
as a special agent of the general land
office under the chief of the field divis
ion stationed there. Mr. Spear's trans
fer is in the nature of a promotion.
Mrs. Spear will accompany him to
Spokane and they will make their
home there.
Cards have been received in this
city by friends of Judge and Mrs. Matt
G. Reynolds, of St. Louis, Missouri,
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Florence, to Lieuten
ant George Grunert, of the Eleven
United States Cavalry, on October
twenty-second, at 8:30 o'clock at the
'amlly residence", No. 5567 Van Versen
avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Judge and
Mrs. Reynolds have visited San'ta Fe
frequently and are highly esteemed
lere. The bride-elect Is a very hand
some and accomplished young woman.
Judge F. D. Morse, proprietor and
editor of the Sun, published at Santa
Rosa, will leave during the early part
of the coming week for the East, to
visit the Jamestown exposition and his
old home In New Jersey. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Morse. The
Judge was elected a member of the
constitutional convention last Novem
ber in Guadalupe county and Informs
the New Mexican that should the con
vention be called together he will im
mediately return to attend its sessions.
He Is a firm advocate of speedy state
hood for New Mexico and believes
that a constitutional convention should
be held as soon as possible.
Ex-Governor L. Bradford Prince was
a prominent speaker during the week
in the triennial convocation of the
bishops and laymen of the Episcopal
church at Richmond, Virginia, as a
lay delegate from the Church of the
Holy Faith in this city.- He does not
expect to return, home for a month
as he has important business to at
tend to In New York City and his old
home in Flushing, Long Island. On
Monday Mr. Prince led the opposition
to a reduction in the size of the con
vention which was recommended by
the leading committee, and defeated
the project by a vote of 4 to i. On
Tuesday he made a ringing speech in
favor of the word, "America" In the
constitution, and again was successful
by a large majority.
E. J. McLean, of Denver, where he
occupies a prominent position in busi
ness circles, has been in the city for
several days visiting Major and Mrs.
R. J. Palen, and also on business. Mr.
McLean for many years was a resi
dent of this city and was a senior
memb'er of the wool dealing Arm of E.
J. McLean and company. About twelve
years ago he married Miss "Alice
Webbe, a sister of Mrs. Palen, and
about nine years ago they removed to
the Colorado Capital. Mr. and Mrs.
McLean were very popular and es
teemed while they were residents of
Santa Fe arid still have many friends
here. Mr. McLean has prospered and
Is interested in this city and the Es
tancla Valley. He made a flying trip
to Estancla and was agreeably im
pressed with the progress of the val
ley. While here he is a guest at the
Palen residence on Upper Palace ave
nue and is enjoying his sojourn.
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All the latest and most desirable effects in
Dress Goods and Silk Waist Patterns.
Also a Complete Up-to Date Line of Mens
Youths, Boys and Childrens Clothing at
lowest prices. Our Merchant Tailor
ing Department is the best
in the city and we
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
CALL AfJD BE COJVVIjUCED
P. 0. Box 219. -o- Phone No. 86.
For Half a Century the Leading Dry Goods House In tne City.
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Furniture Company.
Iron and Brass Beds, Rattan Goods, Kitchen Cabinets, Book and
Corner Stands, Just Received.
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A SPECIALTY.
306-8 San Francisco St. 'Phone 10.
Night Call 'Phono No. 1.
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PRICE $3.00.
When You Want to Buy,
Sell or Exchange
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D. S. LOW1TZKI
Goods Sold on Easy Payments. Large Stock
of Picture Moulding.
PURE FOOD WHISKEY
Our goods having been bought
in bond--The Pure Food Laws
have not changed any of our
labels.
Phone No. 94.
"THE CLUB."
Santa Fe Concrete Block Company
Reference: Quality of Blocks Produced.
SEE OUR NEW FACE PATTERNS
GEO, S, BLUNT, JL'O-'Tl.
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, THE IRELAND PHARMACY ' I
PHESCRJIPTIOjY SPECIALISTS
Your Prescriptions are Pilled
Carefully and Accurately by a
Registered Pharmacist.
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