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tJAjfcfA JTE NOT MEXICAN, SANTA FE. K.AL
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1907
Santa Fe Central Rail
way Company
Effective Sunday, August 11, 1907.
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Freight, PassengeT nd Steamship
business.
Pullman berth secured by wire.
Connections: At Santa Fe, with
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
way. At Kennedy, with Atchison, To
peka & Santa Fe Railway. At Tor
rance with Kl Paso & Southwestern
System.
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The New Mexican'
Daily Short Story
A Singular Duel.
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T Connects with M Paso 4 Southwestrn Ky. train 124, arrlvlnff In Dawson, N. M at 8:10 p. m.
Connects with El Paso & Southwestern By. train 125, leaving Dawson, N. M. at 10:08 a.,a .
8 Stage for Van Houten, N M.,meet trains at Preston, N. M.
Connects with Stage to and from Taos and ElUabethtown, N. M.
Track connection with A. T. & S. F Rv., at Raton and Preston, with U. & S. Ry. at Des Moines, and E. P. &
R) Cimarron ! A depot for following stations In N. M.: Coate, Ponll Park, Ray ado and Red Lakes,
Ute Park, N. M., is depot for following stations In N. M.: Arroyo Seco, Aurora, Baldj, Black Lakes, Corro, Elizabeth
own, Lobo, Questa, Rnnchos do Taos, Rfd River City, Talpa, Taos, Twining and Valdez.
J DEDMAN, ' VAN HOUTEN, VV. A. GORMAN,
Snr,pHnt.nnrtont Vice Pres. and lien. Wgr. ueu. rassBUKBt
RATON, N. M. RATON, N. M.
RATON, N. M.
COMING BACK ?
BEFORE STARTING PURCHASE
ROUND TRIP TICKET BETWEEN
'SANTA FE STATIONS FOR LOCAL
'TRIPS AND SAVE TEN CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR
If you contemplate a trip this Fall East,
West, North or South, let us name
yOU Rates. For Particulars call on or Address
G. H. DONART, AGT.
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Palace.
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Chicago; Ph. E. Glraldi, Albuquerque;
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Leahy, Las Vegas; F. Krlcks and son,
EaBt St. Louis; C. C. Mack, O. Moore
head, Newton, Kansas; W. E. Smith,
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mosa, Colorado; Hugo Scharwenke,
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Silver City; W. E. Garrison, Las Veg
as; Carl G. Beller, Denver; w. w.
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cago.
Claire.
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Las Vegas; F. L. Saxby and wife, Do
waglac; W. S. Hopewell, A. B. McGaf
fey, Albuquerque; J. M. Chavez, Jr.,
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ita, Kansas.
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FOR NEW MEXICO.
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pany is prepared to do the best of
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croup by the timely use of this syrup."
This remedy Is for sale by all drug'
gists. ; . . ,
The New Mexican Printing Com'
pany is prepared to furnish card! de
vlslte tor ladle or renuemen on
short notice, In first class style at
reasonable prices, either engraved or
printed. Call on the New Mexican
Printing Company.
Original. .
Some years ago when I was In New
Orleans in order to kill time I dropped
iuto a fencing academy opposite the
hotel where I stopped. I am fond of
all the arts of self defense and would
sit by the hour during the afternoon
and evening watching the fencing mas
ter give Instruction. At the end of
each lesson he would send his pupll'B
foil spinning high In the air, thus in
timating that the lesson was finished.
One evening, while in his academy,
as I was about leaving he asked me
if I would like to see a spirited con
test with the foils between two ex
perts. When I said I would he told
me to be on hand at 7 in the morning,
giving as a reason for the early hour
that the contestants did not care to
fence before a crowd. When I en
tered the ball a little before the hour
appointed I saw the principals emerge
from a dressing room attired in fenc
ing costume and each wearing a wire
mask. The fencing master turned to
me and said:
"In contests between strong men
sometimes the button will be brokeu
off one of the foils. I wish you to look
at these weapons that you may be a
witness that they are in good condi
tion at the start."
I examined the foils and found them
perfect. He handed them to the prin
cipals, and the contest began. I confess
I was dlsappolned. Neither seemed to
take much interest la the struggle, and
It was an indifferent performance. I
wondered why I had been Invited to
witness it. Meanwhile the fencing
master went to another part of the
room, where suddenly he dropped
something which made a clatter, and I
turned my eyes In his direction. When
I turned them back to the fencers I
saw that they had suspended the con
test. One of them was standing In
position; the other was just stepping
into position. Somehow I got the Idea
that they had both stepped away from
their places.
When the fencing recommenced each
man threw himself into his work as if
his life depended upon his efforts. Each
was supremely careful of his guard
and each watchful for some opening
through which he might pierce his ad
versary. It was not long before I saw
blood oozing from the sword arm of
one of the fencers. I looked at the
fencing master, supposing he would
call a halt. Certainly, as he had fear
ed, a button had been broken off a foil
He could not but see the blood, but he
paid no attentloa to It. Presently more
blood spurted, this time from the shoul
der of the other fencer, and the two
were bleeding profusely.
Whatever had been the intent at tho
beginning, I was sure that now the
men were fighting for their lives. They
were both skilled with the foil, and the
exhibition, as promised, had become
one of great brilliancy. Presently he
wlio was wounded In the shoulder re
celved another wound in the side. This
time the fencing master started to in.
terfere, but the wounded man waved
him away, and the fighting went on.
I concentrated my vision to dlscove
the condition of the foils. Had both
buttons been broken? Impossible!
There was some trickery, some method
of making the weapons effective. Then
I remembered the noise made by the
fencing master just before the change
bad come In the character of the con
test, and It suddenly dawned upon me
that that movement was a device to
draw my attention while the foils were
changed. While they were crossed and
for a moment at rest I could see that
there was no button on either, but a
sharp point. It looked as If the affair
were a veritable duel.
I now began to notice the personnel
of the contestants. They both appear
ed to be gentlemen. One was tall and
slender, with fair hair and eyes; the
other short and thick and very dark,
the latter evidently tea years older
than the former. But the short man
was the better fencer, besides being
wiry, and he was evidently tiring the
other out. I was looking for him at
any moment to finish his adversary
when suddenly the door flew open and
a young woman, evidently a lady of
high degree, rushed In and up to the
fencers, where she stood glaring at the
short brunette, then turning a re
proachful glance on his younger ad
versary. "Paul," she gasped, "you're a fool!
And as for you, Mr. Le Gro, there is
no reason whatever for you to have
any contest with any man about me.
You thought you had outwitted me
and the police In bringing your victim
to a fencing academy. M. Renard," to
the fencing master, "I am astonished
that under cover of teaching your art
you should permit your place to be
used for murder! Yes, murder! This
man Le Gro, I am told, was formerly
one of the best fencers In Paris. Should
I reveal this outrage you would be
obliged to leave the city. Gentlemen,
give mo your weapons."
They were banded to her. She ex
amined their points and threw them
on the floor. Then, putting her arm
through his whom she called Paul, she
walked away with him. )
I tried hard to elicit' an explanation,
but signally failed. The affair never
leaked out.
My own Inference was that an an- '
successful rival desired to take re
venge upon a successful one. H had
planned the affair to take place la a
fencing academy partly to escape the
police, but rather to make the affair
appear as an ordinary trial of skill '
Perhaps after he had killed his rival
ttt, stpry was to havt tea Eivsn out
t&al Te buTton on bis foil EaHbeen
broken off and an accident had result
ed. I was to be called in to be a wit
ness that they fenced with foils.
ELLSWORTH EMERSON.
Eicurulons
To Los Angeles and San Francisco,
California and return. Regular six
month ticket on sale daily year round,
to Los Angeles and return, $56.90 to
San FranclBCO, and return $66.90, 30
days west bound transit limit on the
above tickets.
Mexico City, Mex., and Return.
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Montezuma Lodge, No.
1, A. F. & A. M. Regu
lar communication first
Monday of eacii month
at Masonic Hall at
7:30 p. m.
R. H. MANNA. W. M.
. LAN R. McCORD, 8ec'y.
Santa Fe Chapter, No.
1, R. A. M. Regu
lar convocation second
Monday of each month
at Masonic Hall at
7f3n n m
8.' 8PITZ. H. P.
1BTUIID Allan
Regular nine months' ticket on sale 221" wn w-
dally to City of Mexico and return,
from Santa Fe $68.95 very low rates
for side trips to different points in Old
Mexico.
Annual Meeting of the Geological So
ciety of America, Albuquerque, N.
M., December 30, 1907 Janu
ary First, 1908.
For the above occasion the Santa
Fe will sell tickets to Albuquerque and
return for $5.45. On sale December
26, 27 and 28, final return limit thirty
days from date of sale.
Side Trip to the Grand Canyon of Ari
zona.
In connection with the above meet
ing side trip tickets will be sold to the
grand canyon and return January 1, 2
and 3 rate of $18.95, limit 30 days,
with stop overs In either direction.
This will enable passengers to stop at
Adamana, Arizona for side trip to pet
rified forests.
, G. H. DONART,
Agent.
Sant . Fe Commindery No.
1, K. T. Regular conclave
second Saturday In each
month at Masonic Hal!
7:30 p. m. C. J. CRANDALL, E. C.
H. F. STEPHENS, Recorder.
Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection No. 1.
I4th degree, Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry meets
on the third Saturday of each month
at 7:30 o'clock In the evening In
Masonic Hall, south side of Plaza.
Visiting Scottish Rite Masons sre cor
dially invited to attend.
CHARLES A. WHEELON, 32,
Venerable Master.
HENRY F. STEPHENS. 14, Sec.
DeWltt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve is healing and soothing. Cool
for Piles. Sold by The Ireland Pharm
acy.
Notice For Publication.
No. 10199.
Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
November 28, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Jo3e
I. O. O. F.
Santa Fe Lodge, No. Z. 1. O. O. F.,
meets every Thursday evening In Odd
Fellows' Hall, San Francisco Street.
Visiting brothers welcome. -
MAX KALTER, N. Q.
LEO HERSCH, V. G.
DAVID L. MILLER, 8ec'y.
B. P. O. E.
Santa Fe Lodge, No. 460, B. P. O. EL,
holds Its regular session on the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Visltlne brothers are Invited and wel-
Labadle of Santa Fe, N. M., has filed COme. R. H. HANNA, E. R.
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his claim
via: Homestead Entry No. 10199,
made Nov. 3, 1906, for the E 1-2 SW
1 -2, NW 1-2 SW 1-2, SW 1-2 NW 1-2,
section 12, township 17N, range 10E,
and the said proof will be made before
Register and receiver at Santa Fe, N.
M., on Dec. 18, 1907.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of land, viz:,
Simon Vigil, Candelario Martinez,
Prudenclo Garcia, Ramon Armljo, all
of Santa Fe, N. M.
. MANUEL R. OTERO,
Register.
Best remedy for mothers to usu is
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It
tastes nearly as good as maple sugar,
It contains no opiates. Sold by The
Ireland Pharmacy.
J. D. SENA, Sec'y.
FRATERNAL UNION.
Santa Fe Lodge, No. 259, Fraternal
Union of America. Regular meetings
rBt and third Mondays in each month
at 8 o'clock p. m., Odd Fellows' Hall,
San Francisco Street. Visiting Frat
ers welcome.
M. E. ORTIZ, Fraternal Master.
GREGORIO RAEL, Treas.
DAVID GONZALES, Seo'y.
"BOOTH'S FRESH OYSTERS."
Black Bass, Lake Trout, Perch,
Salmon, Silver Herring, Bullheads,
Frog's Legs, Lake Trout, Lobsters and
Shrimp can be found only at the Bon
Ton Restaurant, where they can cook
Just to your taste.
r
DIRECT ROUTE
TO . '
The Mining Camps of Colorado, Utah and Nevada;
To Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo is Via the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Through the fertile San Luis valley; also to the
San Joan country of Colorado,
For information as to rales, train service, des
criptive literature, etc, call on or address
K. HOOPER, G. P. 4 T. A.
Denver, Colo.
F. H. MclRIDE, Agent
Santa Fe, N. M.
For anything and everything appertaining to Printing or Binding
call on the New Mexican Printing Company. .
INCORPORATED
H. B. Cartwright & Bto.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Grain. Flour and Potatoes, Stationery,
Patent Medicine and Grocers' Sundries.
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