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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1907.
FE NEW MEXICAN. SANTA FE, N.M.
PAGE FIVE
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y.u. 1 ;mnirt8 tn Hrpss that much
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3 v 'desired element called style.
You recognize it when you see it, and
you often wonder why it is thai a suit
made by one tailor has so much more
snap and tone about it than the same style
suit made by another tailor
It isn't in the quality of the
goods alone. It isn't in the mere follow
ing of the outlines of a figure on a fashion
plate, but you will find it in the suits and
overcoats which are made to measure by
SANTA FE HABERDASHERY.
Let us take your measure today
and if the garments are not in everyway
to your liking we don't wart you to
accept them. That's fair, isn't it?
ED. EHLE,
Men's Outfitter.
4 Per Cent on Time Deposits
ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT A ND SAVINGS ACCOUNT8.
Place your account with us NOW,
and when, a little later on, you may
want to borrow money for any pur
poie whatsoever, you will find u am
ply able and disposed to accommodate
you on th very best terms and rate
obtainable anywhere.
If you have valuable papers of any
kind, such as deeds, notes, Insurance
papers, etc., why not rent one of r
Safety Deposit boxes, where your
papers will be safe In our fire-proof
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SMINOR CITY TOPICS
Change of program at opera house
tonight.
Holiday goods to please everybody,
at Fischer Drug Co.
The next attraction under the aus-
; pices of the Elks' Lyceum course will
; be the Wilbur Concert Company
I which will appear at the opera house
on the evening of December 18.
Examine our holiday stock before
making your purchases. Fischer Drug
Co.
There will be a meeting of the San
ta Fe Board of Trade tomorrow night.
Every citizen interested in the wel
fare of the city should make it a
point to attend this meeting which
will be the last one of the present
year.
The finest line of ladies' shopping
bags ever shown in the city are to be
found at Fischer Drug Co.
Manager A. M. Dettlebach of the
opera house gave a special matinee
this afternoon at the . request of St.
Michael's College, in order to give
the boys of that institution a chance
to see the dance of "Salome." , A
large crowd attended the perform
ance. Denison's full line of Holly wrap
ping paper, tags, seals, coin boxes, In
fact everything to make your Xmas.
packages attractive at Fischer Drug
Co.
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MARKET REPORT,
CL08INQ MARKET REPORT.
Atchison 71 1-4; pfd. Bo 1-2.
New York Central 94 7-8.
Pennsylvania 112 1-8.
Southern Pacitic 72 7-8.
Union Pacific 115 5-8; pfd. 79.
Copper 45 3-4.
Steel 27 5-8; pfd. 87.
MONEYS AND METALS
New York, Dec. 12. Prime mercan
tile paper 7 8. Money on call firm
412; ruling rate 12.
New York, Dec. 12. Lead weak
3.654.75. Lake copper, weak 1314.
Silver 55 1-2.
St. Louis, Dec. 12. Spelter, weak,
$1.20. "
WOOL MARKET.
St. Louis, Dec. 12. Wool steady,
and unchanged.. ,
GRAIN, PORK, LARD AND RIBS.
Chicago, Dec. 12. Wheat Dec.
93 3-4; May 100 1-4 3-8.
Corn Dec. 54 7-8; May 56 5-8 3-4.
Oats Dec. (old) 50 12; May old)
5i 7-8; May (new) 52.
LIVERY STABLE
FINE RIGS. REUABLE JORSES. SINGLE
BUGGIES, SURRIES. HACKS.
CALL UP 'PHONE NO. 9
When in Need of 'Anything in the Livery
Line. Drivers Furnished. Rates Right.
H. ME SCO.
WE HAVE
A Car of San Juan
Count, New Mexico
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YOU HIT THE RIGHT PEED
when you strike this establishmeent
we handle nothing but
FRIST-CLASS FLOUR AND FEED.
Those who have dealt with us don't
have to be told how excellent our spe
cialties are: And those who don't
know our flour and feed are losing
something every day they remain un
acquainted. If you are one of these
you should give us a trial order at
once. ; - . .1
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Sole Agency For , i
INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD.
LEO HERSCH
Wholesale atm Retail Dealers in
FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN, POTATOES, SALT AND SEEDS.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE GRAIN HOUSE IN SANTA FE, NEW MEX.,
CALL. Ap SEE FOR YOURSELF
THE FINEST AND FULL LINE OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
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Diamonds, Watches, Clocks
Jewelry Silverware, Deco
rated China, Novelties,
Leather and Leather Ebony
Goods.
n'ifl MANUFACTURER
a. apaz JEWELER
None Wormy
or Affected
Good peepers
Now is time to put in
you winter supply
PRICES REASONABLE
We have the following
varieties:
Hunter wine Sap.
Rome Beauty,
Walbrage and
Ben Davis
H. S, KAUfJE 5 CO.
'PHONE 26.
LARGEST WHOLESALE HOUSE IN NEW MEXICO
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Prepared to Fhi Small or Large Order for Anything in
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, IMPLEMENTS, SADDLERY
CROCKERY, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING
0 Compare Our Goods and Prices. We Can Supply you
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Quicker and Better Than Far-off Houses. Try Us.
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SUI1ABLE FOR US GIFTS
Handsome Veil, Neck Drape, a fine
Hat, Ostrich Plumes, Pretty Hand
Bag, Collars, Kid Gloves, Dolls, Felt
Hats, Back and Side Combs. Some
pieces of stamped linen and mate
rial to work It or a Birthday Pillow
Top, or other fancy work.
MISS. A. MUGLER, S. E. of Plaza
Pork Jan. $12.85; May 13.271-2.
Lard Jan. $7.90; May $6.95.
Ribs Jan. $6.95; May $7.1015.
LIVE STOCK
Kansas City, Dec. 12. Cattle Re
ceipts 8,000. Market eteady to weak.
Southern steers $3.25(tp4.40; southern
cows ?23.10; stockers and feeders
?34.75; bulls ?2.254.10; calves
Jf3.50-6.50; western steers $3.25
5.20; western cows $2.254.
Sheep Receipts 5,000. Market
steady. Muttons $4.255.10; lambs j
$5.256.10; wethers $3.755; fed!
ewes $3 4.25.
Chicago, Dec. 12. Cattle Receipts
13,000. Market ten cents lower.
Beeves $3.156.25; cows $1.154.80;
Texans $33.75; calves $4.75()6.75;
westerns $3.104.75; stockers and
feeders $24.15.
Sheep Receipts 2,000. Market
steady to ten cents lower. Western
$24.80; yearlings $4.605.35; lambs
$3.756.2u; western $3.756.15.
Omaha, Dec. 12. Cattle Receipts
4,700. Market slow to shade lower;
western steers $34.60; Texas steers
$2.754.25; range cows and heifers
$1.753.60; canners $1.252; stock
ers and feeders $2.504.io; calves $3
5.75; bulls $1.603.75.
Sheep Receipts 3,000:. Market
steady. Yearlings $4.505; wethers
$4.304.60; ewes $3.754.25; lambs
$5.506. -
ARE BOUND OVER
TO GRAND JURY
After hearing testimony yesterday
afternoon at the preliminary hearing
in the cases against Bert Pooler and
Sam Rising, Taos saloon keeper and
bartender, who are charged with hav
ing sold liquor to Indians, Judge oohn
R. McFie bound the defendants over
to await the action of the grand Jury
)f Taos county. Bail was fixed joint
y at $1,000 which was promptly fur
nished. Two Indians who were sum
noned as witnesses testified to hav
ing purchased whiskey at the saloon.
Every Yomad
It UUereBbeu auu iuuuiu uwtc
. about U8 wonderful
k MARVEL Whirling Spray
1 XlM Dew Vnelnal 5 J rime.
lew:, lb vieaujre
jtantly.
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other, but send itmp for
H!u"f h-Mln. In.
finable to Arties. MAKVEL CO.
!m Eait 84 SMst. NEW YORK.
HENRY KRICK
Sol Agent for
LEMP'S ST. LOUIS BEER
And All Kinds ol Mineral Waters.
SODA WATER,
Any Flavor you Daolro.
Ordsrs Filled (or Any Amount. Mall Order
will Receive Prompt Attention.
Moetezl " vesus.
Phone 38.
SanU Fi, N. M.
WHY DID YOU COME WEST ?
To rest, recuperate, hunt, fish, breathe fresh, pure air, see mountain
scenery, get a change, live a new and fascinating life under new conditions,
And et food that needs no pure food law.
That's why you came west!
There is a beautiful little valley that nestles between the hlf "lest moun
tains of the Rockies on 1 le upper Pecos river; ideal altitude, 7,000 feet, and
temperature Identical wlU Santa Fe. Its stream swarm with trout
and the woods and ranges are filled with game large and small, The
ranchers live the life of the west. There are mountain Hon, bears, deer
and wolves for the hunter.' There are saddle ponies to be had for the
asking, rooms In a big, rambling ranch house with wide verandas, tent
rooms or a cabin If you want It, The days are never dull. Tou see a
great ranch eand the genuim western life. Fresh milk, butter and eggs
all you can drink and eat Sleep In blankets at night 'fish In your shirt
sleeves during the day. Tou couldn't spend more than $9 a week If you
tried. It the place you are looldrg for. Accommodations for both men
and women.
Ingtfn tfeli o on- tddreir - VALLEY RANCH, foei M. M.
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Useful
Presents
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, " present to be give
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With ClIIRSTMAS but a little over threj
time that you considered
en to HIM. Let ns suggest
useful presents this year. They cost no more
(usually much less) than the useless, fancy
things that disgust HIM and .that are shortly
put away in the closet or garrett. They con'
tinue a pleasant, loving reminder of the giver
thruout the year.
Does he enjoy shaving himself get him one of our
excellent Sweedish razor, or a beautiful Ever Ready, Keen
Kutter or Gillette Safety Razors, a fine swivel Porpoise hide
strop, or Badger brush.
DOCS he enjoy fine cutlery get him one6f our beau
tiful carv'ng sets, desk knives, or unequalled pocket knives.
Does he enjoy a
day's outing We have a
complete lineof guns, from
the Hamilton for boys at
Does he enjoy "fixing
up" things We have the
most complete line or excel-
ZZ, lent tools in the City and
can sort up a run, or partial,
toolbox th&t will delight his
heart and help his hand.
1.75, up to the powerful Winchester and Remington Auto
matics; scabbards, holsters, cartridge belts, hunting caps
and coats, and a full line of ammunition, cases and cleaning
rods. Skates, wagons, wheelbarrows, coasters, Irish Mail
Carts, ect., etc.
Does he enjoy a drive We have an elegant undercut
rubber tired runabout, several beautiful top buggies and a
tine light, double, canopy top, mountain wagon, all offered at
bargain prices.' Single and double driving harness, sad
dies, whips, robes, blankets, bridles, and spurs.
DOES HE ENJOY a quiet evening at home we have rocking and easy
chairs that will cause him to bless your thoughfulness throughout the
year and make him truly a "hom body;" Reading Lamps, Tobacco
Jars, etc.
DOES HE ENJOY a well kept wardrobe we have cheffoniers, ward
robes and dressers that will be a constant source of pleasure.
In short DOES HE ENJOY any f THE THING that MEN or BOYS
USUALLY ENJOY if so you cannot make a mistake in calling for we
can help you help yourself to a most suitable present. We CAN
SAVE YOU MONEY. . . ,, o-rv-v-r w v ,t,- , -? ,
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pnone no. 83. Mall order olven prompt attention.
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE
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RO SWELL, NEW MEXICO.
"The West Point of the Southwest."
Army Officer Detailed by War Depart
ment.. Army Inspectors RANK SCHOOL
IN CLASS "A."
Thorough Academic course, preparing
young men for college or for business life.
Great amount of open air work. Healthiest
location of any Military School In the Union.
Located in the beautiful Pecos Valley the
garden spot of the Westat an elevation
of 3,700 feet above sea level, sunshine every
day, but little rain or snow during session.
Eleven fficers and Instructors, all gradu
ates from standard eastern colleges. Ten
buildings, thoroughly furnished, heated,
lighted and modern In all respects.
REGENTS E. A. Cahoon, President; V.
G. Hamilton, Vice President; J. Phelps
White, Treasurer; W. M. Atkinson, Secre
tary, and W. A. Flnlay.
For particulars and illustrated catalogue
address, i -" i
COL. JAS. W. WILLSON, "
Superintendent
Kodaks and Photo Supplies
ART PICTURES AND FRAMING
We make a specialty of DEVELOPING, PRINT
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