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TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909.
THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.
PAGE FIVE
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H. S. REED, President,
N. A. PERRY, Vice President
C. H. BOWLDS, Cashier.
P. F. KNIGHT Atst. Cashier.
Capital Stock
$50,000.
UNITED STATES BANK AND
TRUST 60.
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SANTA FE, N. M.
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Prompt and careful attention to all
business entrusted to us.
We pay -4 per cent on time Certificates
and Saving Accounts.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
DIRECTORS
PERSONAL MENTION;
N. A. PERRY
C. H. BOWLDS
H. S. REED
N.B. LAUGLING
A. J.GREEN
R. H.HANNA.
THffi
EEPAIEED
JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIP
MENT IN TAPESTRY, BRUSSELLS
AND AXMINSTERS
CALL AND SEE THEM .
CHARLES WAGNER FURNITURE CO.
HOUSE FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS Phone lOl
THE WEST FOR THE WEST,
Tie Colorado fiatioial Life Assurance Company
I rWnT7M fY1nrnrin.
The Pioneer Life Insurance Co., I
of the Southwest
A. itt, BER6ERE, Manager for New Mexico
Santa Fe, N. M.
Catron Block
New
Styles
n Men's Hats
I n All the New Shades
. For anything ad everything pperUimn to Printum 01 Bindina
call o:i ine new Mexican rriuuuj wnupw,
its
are
la
t
1 have taken the agency
of an investment busi
ness that will pay large
dividends in the near
future.
PRICES WILL GO UP
MARCH 10th
For Particulars call at my office from
2 to 5 p. m. or
CUT OUT SLIP BELOW AND MAIL IT TO ME
MRS. L. A. HARVEY, .
. Santa Fe N. M. -
MRS.L. A HARVEY:
Please send me full particulars! of your Invest
ment Business and oblige.
You
Wan
Captain E. G. Austen, secretary of
the Cattle Sanitary Board is here from
Las Vegas.
Mrs. Robert Montoya, a stenog
rapher, has returned to Santa Fe from
Albuquerque.
Gregorio Griego, a well known resi
dent of Penasco, Taos county, is a vis
itor in Santa Fe.
i Mrs. William Curtis Bailey of Las
Vegas, was among yesterclay'3 arrlv
1 als in the Capital.
Judge E. V. Long, an attorney of
Las Vegas, is here on legal business.
He is at the Claire.
Professor R. R. Larkin, interested in
educational bills in the assembly, is
here from Las Vegas. j
J. H. O'Reilly, an insurance man '
from Albuquerque, is among those
registered at the Claire.
Ex-Treasurer Frank A. Ilubbell ar
rived from Albuquerque on Santa Fe
train No. 10 this forenoon. j
Charles E. Ross, connected with the
Jerritorlal Republican Central Com
mittee, is here from Socorr6.
Ex-Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell of
Albuquerque, is again noticed niing-j
ling with the legislative crowds. j
Dr. T. D.Lieb of Raton, who is in-1
terested in the progress of the Med-;
ical Bill, is a guest at the Claire.
Ira O. Wetmore, the merchant at ,
Carrizozo, and recent postmaster, is j
in Sant Fe on legislative business, j
Cleofas Romero, sheriff of San Mi
guel county, was an arrival on the
noon train, registering at the Claire. j
D. F. Lnych of Cincinnati, O., Is .in j
Santa Fe representing the bill posting
business. He is stopping at tne.
Claire. ' - - ' . ' !
C. E. Pester, a traveling man out
of Denver, Is about town selling rope
and wire. His headquarters are at tne
Claire.
President "W. G. Tight of the TJnl-
versity of New Mexico, was an ar
rival on the noon . train from Albu
querque.
Adjutant General R. A. Ford arrives
In Santa Fe on the noon train, return
ing from the inauguration of Presi
dent. Taft.
Hon. H. B. Holt of Las Cruces, a
Republican;: leader In the thirty-seventh
legislative assembly Is here from
Las Cruces. ';: ":--;'
Mrs. Jefferson Raynolds of LasVe-
gas, yesterday sprained an ankle by
making a misstep at her home In the
Meadow City.
Hon. Solomon Luna, of Las Lunas,
afer a brief absence, is on hand gain
to remain until the close of the legis
lative session.
Honorable Estevan Baca, member of
the Council, returned to Santa Fe
yesterday after spending Sunday at
his home In Socorro.
Hont M. C. de Baca, ex-le?ihl;itor
and former superintendent of pub'if
instruction, is again a visitor in this
city from Lag Vegas.
Ex-Probate Clerk Apolonio A. Sena,
who returned to Las Vegas from Santa
Fe last week, is reported by the Daily
Optte to be seriously 111.
R(iresentative H M. Sweo'.ev
spout tho legislative recess ut Riton
looking i: to grievances of tlia San' a
Fe brnkemen at that point.
J. W. Collier, connected with the
mounted police, arrived in Santa Fe
with his wife yesterday from Willard.
He is registered at the Claire.
Penitentiary Commissioner Thomas
W Hayward, returned to L Vegas
yesterday from this city where he had
attended a meeting of the commis
sion. A. J. Fisher, secretary and treasurer
of the Board of Pharmacy, at noon en
tertained at dinner Messrs. P. Moreno,
B. Ruppe, G. S. Moore and E. G. Mur
phy. , , ...
. iMr. and Mrs. Max. Goldenburg of
Tucumcari, will leave tomorrow for a
three months' visit in Westphalia,
Germany, the former home of Mr. Gol
denburg. "' John S. Clark, of Las Vegas, county
commissioner of San (Miguel county
and former territorial coal oil Inspect
or, is over from the Meadow City on
legislative business.
H. E. Culbertson, superintendent of
the Dominion Construction Company,
PIT The Bowl Hats
r and Newest Veil
AJLL Drapes
MISS A, MUGLER.
Southeast corner Plaza.
OPENING DATES will be
announced later
-ID1I!' i HUB-
WHEN a building
' catches on lire its
owner stands to lone the
amount of damages done
unless the loss is fully
covered by insurance".
If your neighbor's pro
perty has gone down to
ashes a total loss, don't
follow his example.
THE BETTER WAY
Take our insurance
Policy on your property
at once. We represent
the strongest Fire Insur
ance Companies and
would like to write you
a policy.
GKO. M. KIN SELL
240 San Francisco St.
building the Moriarty Brancli of the
New Mexico Central, has resigned his
position and left yesterday for his
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
J. D. Hand, the wealthy ranch owner
at Los Alamos, San Miguel county, is
in Santa Fe on business in the office
of Engineer Vernon L. Sullivan. Mr.
Hand is figuring on several large irri
gation enterprises.
(Continued On Page Eight.)
The "Dlgentlble" Shortening.
Lard is the most commonly used cook
ing fat, yet not 10 per cent of the
food cooked with lard digests naturally
and easily; the other 90 per cent, instead
of nourishing the body, merely clogs the
digestive organs.
Physicians and cooking experts have
long been seeking something to replace
lard, and repeated tests have finally
demonstrated that Cottolene, a vegetable
oil cooking fat, is not only pure, nutri
tious and wholesome as olive oil, but is
even more economical than lard. Such
noted authorities as Mrs. Rorer and
Marion Harland both recommend Cot
tolene as "much more healthful than
lard."
EAT AT
Claire Cafe
IRA D. SHEPARD
Proprietor.
j AMERICAN & Lf
IcitROPPAN V
PLAN
j Old Harvey System Man.
H.S. HIE ftCO.
OPERA HOUSE
A. M. DETTELBACH, Mgr.
ED ANDERSON
Offers for 'your approval
HIS BEST RURAL DRAMA
THE h
s
AUGHTER
1
An old story told in a new way
by a company ot real artists
Companion Play to '"Way Down
East." "The Old Homestead."
"Shore Acres."
Admission 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Seats Monday Morning at
Stripling-burrows co
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H. S. KAUNEuCD.
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"Put a
Little
SUNSHINE
in your"
Home D
n every home there are many articles which through
"' lt,ar. aonot mane tne appearance they should,
but which the housekeeper cannot afford to replace with
new articles.
time ha1
Just get a can of SUNSHINE of the shade desired, a
brush of the size adapted to the surface tobe finished and you
will be surprised and pleased with the improvement made
SOMEOFTHEARTI- CITWCH1ME
CLESTO WHICH fcUINMllINb
Inside Floors Tables, Cabinets
Interior Woodwork Beds, Hall-trees
of all Kinds Dressers
Furniture of Every Chiffoniers, Etc,
Description Picture Frames and
Deskst Settees Moulding
Chairs, Tabourets
FINISHES ARE
ADAPTED
Brica-Brac
Umbrella, Handles
Walking Sticks
Baby Buggies
Refrigerators
Children's Toys
Sewing Machines
To any article on which a beautiful, high
gloss finish is desired, apply SUNSHINE.
SOMETHING FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
Send them in for the SUNSHINE DOLLIES
SOMETHING FOR THE BIG FOLKS
Call and get a FREE SAMPLE OP SUNSHINE
EVERYTHING, IN HARDWARE
Phone No 83. Mail Order Solicited.
This Guarantee Shouk
Be
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four
What kind .of al guarantee do you
expect to get when you buy your
Spring Suit?
Are you content to take some
tailors mere word that he can satisfy
you? Are you to buy your suit on q
an abolute chance that you will be
fitted and suitted and suited with no
redress in case you are not satisfied.
You do not need, to take that kind of a
chance, we will measure you for a Spring
Suit, to be cut and tailored by the famous
ROYAL TAILORS of Chicago and New
York and give you an absolute legal gua.
rantee not a mere promise that this suit
will fit and satisfy you in every porticular
And more' will guarantee that not only
fits well and looks well when you first try
it on but that it will hold its style and fit
its orignal lines ot grace, 'until completely
worn out.
And more still that every thread used
in this suit is a thread of all PURE WOOL
with not a thread of cotton intermixed.
What Kind of a Suit do You Want to jbuyChance
or Certainty-. Promise or Guarantee?
Right Goods mnp ti . Mnm m
DONT FORGET
Spring
Suit
mnrm
urn
Style and
Shape as
loner as
you wear jt
O. C WATSON & COMPANY
OUR PATRONS SLEEP
WELL BECAUSE THEY
KNOW THEIR PROPER
TY SI INSURED IN THE
VERY BEST COMPANIES
INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS.
For anything and eTerytbing appertaining to Printing or Binding
caH on the New Mexican Printing Company.
Drink Pabst
Blue Ribbon
The-BlerlTpity A V.
Hi Henry VMintr els
MARCH 17-
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