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PAGE SIX.
THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN, SANTA FE, N. M.
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1910.
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A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.
Cheerfulness and a bright disposition during the months before baby comes,
are among the greatest blessings a mother can bestow upon the little life about
to begin. Her happiness and physical comfort will largely govern the proper
development of the health and nature of the child. Mother's Friend contributes
much to the mother's happiness and health by the relief and mental comfort it
affords. It is a liniment composed of penetrating oils and medicines which
lubricate the muscles and tendons of the body, soothe the swollen mammary
glands, cause a gradual expansion of the skin and tissues, and aid in the relief
j of nausea. The regular use of Mother's Friend greatly lessens the pain and
i danger when baby conies, and assures a quick and natural recovery for the
mother. Mother's Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for our free book, con
! taining valuable information for expectant Mothers.
THE BRADFIELD CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
11-7-0 9
Palace.
C. V. Hamni, Rochester; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 'Wadsworth, Miss Isa-
belle AVadsworth, Philadelphia; Will-
N. M. ai 6:15 p. in.
M. at 9:55 a. in.
i ( Joiinects with K. I. Ar S. V. Ky, train No. 121 arriving in Dawson,
tConiKH-ts witli K. 1:S, W. Ky, train No. 123 leaving hawsou JN
SStiifie for Van Houten N, M. meets trains at Preston X. M.
CAS. l'assenner trains arrive and depart from DeMoincs as follow:
NORTH HOUND: SOUTH KOUNJ)
No. 1. 4.48 a. m, No, 8. 10.44 a. in.
No. 7.6 49 p. m. No, 2- 11.11 p, m.
Track connection with A. T. A. S. Ry.nt Katon and I'reston with C. & S. Ry. at
lies .Moines K I', S. V. Ky. at Colfax. N M, and Cimarron Northwestern at
Cimarron, N. M. which is depot or following stution Ocute, Miami. Kayado
and Red Lakes, N. M .
Ute Park. N. M. is depot for t he following stations in N. M.Arroyo Seco. Aurora.
Kaldy Klaek Lakes, Cerro. Kiizahethtow n. Loho, Questa, Ranehos do Taos, Red
River City. Talpa, Taos and 'Twining.
'Daily. fKlair, tDaily except Sunday
J. DEDMAN,
Superintendent,
Raton, N. M.
VAN
V.
HOUTEN,
P. & G. M.,
Raton, N. r
F. M
WILLIAMS,
G. P. Agent,
Raton, N. M.
ASK FOR TICKETS
SHIP YOUR FREIGHT
From Santa Fe to El Paso, Bisbee,
Douglas, and all Points in New
Mexico, Arizona, Mexico and ot the
Pacific Coast, via NEW MEXICO
CENTRAL to Torrance, Thence
El Paso & Southwestern System
The Best Route - East or West
For Rates and full information address
EUGENE A. FOX,
G.F.&P. A.
El Paso Texas.
iam Huck, Denver; T. C. McNutt, St.
Joseph; ,T. J. Burke, Lamar, Colo.;
Arthur Evans, Mt. Vernon, 111.; Will
iam White, Las Vegas; Rene Heutsch,
Geneva; R. B. Pegrann, Kansas City.
Claire.
M. Brown, Wellington, Kans.; S. A.
Hollingsworth, Kansas; S. F. Ballin,
A'buquerque; Boyd Wyatt, Alvin
Dunn, G. X. McDermid, Denver; M. H.
Bahret, Kansas City; A. Singer, Albu
querque. Gregg.
W. J. Henwood, Denver; Edward A.
White, F. B. Hornby, Valley Ranch;
Mrs. E. R. Xassau, Earl T. Wiley, Em
budo; B. R. Archer, Albuquerque; Mrs.
Frances J. Skinner, Pasadena; George
P. Williamson, Glorieta; J. J. Burger,
Kansas City.
Coronado.
Marencio Esquibel, Trinidad; Eti
genio Baros, Moriarty; Cayetano
Chaves, Moriarty; .1. H. Gilmore, Pe
cos; B. Treyo Ojo Calienle; Tomas
Troyo, Alcalde.
THE FORUM.
CONSUMPTION
TO BE DISCUSSED.
Experts at National Meeting Will Ar
gue Whether Bovine Tubercu
losis is Transmitted.
Importance evidence in the ..world
wide controversy with regard to the'
relation of bovine to human tuber-j
cu!osis will be given next week at the ;
sixth annual meeting of the National':
Association for the Study and Pre"j Mexico.
NOTICE.
Department of Territorial Engineer.
Xumber of Application 427.
Santa Fe, X. M., April 12, 1910.
Xotice is hereby given that on the
23th day of March 1910. in accordance
with Section 26, Irrigation Law of
1907, Jas. W. Xorment of Santa Fe,
county of Santa Fe, Territory of New
Mexico, made an application to the
Territorial Engineer of Xew Mexico
for a permit to appropriate from the
public waters of the Territory of Xew
Watch for the Comet
The Red Dragon of the sky. Watch
the children for spring coughs and
colds. Careful mothers keep Foley's
Honey and Tar in the house. It is the
best and safest prevention and cure
for croup where the need is urgent
and immediate relief a vital necessity.
Contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by Striping
Burrows Co.
0i
LOCK OF HIS HAIR
FROM JACKSON'S HEAD.
Was Cut From Heroe's Head After the
Battle of New Orleans In C.
P. Hallet's Possession.
To Geo. W. Prichard, Richard H. Han
na, Francis C. Wilson, G. Volney
Howard, J. W. Mayes, H. S. Clancy,
A. B. Renehan, E. P. Davies, C. C.
Catron, L. Bradford Prince, E. S.
Whitehead, William McKean, X. B.
Laughlin.
Gentlemen In a pamphlet recently
circulated by your committee, giving
your reasons for protesting against
the appointment of Hon. John R. Mc
Fie as judge, appears, under the head
ing of the "Sargent Case"' the follow
ing: The third provision on page 3"4
of the laws of 1909, affords the relief
needed by Sargent, and was sneaked
into the appropriation bill and over
looked by the governor in the great
rush during the closing hours of the i
session of the legislature." The charge ,
that the item referred to having been
sneaked into the appropriation bill and
overlooked by the governor, is abso
lutely false. Any one, who followed
the course of the appropriation bill
in the council, must know, that this
item was openly and fully discussed
by Mr. Catron and Mr. Upton or Judge
Hewitt.
I will also state and if necessary
make affidavit, that Governor Curry,
was fully aware that this item was
to go into the appropriation bill, as I,
in person, submitted to ihim a draft of
this item, before the same was passed
by the legislature, and that, it met
with his approval.
As I cannot understand what bear
ing this charge has, on Judge McFie's
case, I take it for granted, that, the
charge is intended to reflect on me
(rectly, and take this opportunity of
publicly denouncing it, as absolutely
false. W. G. SARGENT.
vention of Tuberculosis, which will be
held in Washington on May 2d and 3d. !
Dr. William H. Park, the noted patho- j
logist, head of the laborato: ies of the ;
Xew York City department of health,'
will present the results of years of
investigation, which, it is understood!
will go far to settle the question of
the transmissabi'ity of tuberculosis
from cattle to man.
The discussions of the convention
will be divided into three sections, be
sides the advisory council. Bernard
Flexner of Louisville, is chairman of
the sociological section and Frank E.
Wing of Chicago, secretary. Dr. Lew
ellyn F. Barker of Baltimore, is chair
man of the clinical section and Dr.
Louis F. Hamman, secretary. Dr.
Theobald Smith of Boston is chair-
Such appropriation is to be made
from Santa Fe river by enlarging the
Acequia Madre at points whence the
S. W. Cor. of Santa Fe Grant bears S
62 degrees, 06 minutes W. 22350 ft.
dist. by means of diversion, and 12 cu.
ft. per sec. is to be conveyed to Sees.
5, 6, 7, and 18 T. 16 X. R. 9 E., and
Sees. 12, 13, and 14, T. 16 X., R. S E.,
by means of enlarging old Acequia
Madre and extending same to new
land and there used for irrigation of
2,000 acres.
The Territorial Engineer will take
this application up for consideration
on the 11th of July, 1910, and all per
sons who may oppose the granting of
the above application must file their
objections substantiated with affidav
its (properly backed with application
man of the pathological section and j number) with the Territorial Engineer
on or before that date.
VERXOX L. SULLIVAX,
Territorial Engineer.
Dr. Walter C. Bailev, secretary. Dr.
H. M. Bracken of St. Paul is chair
man of the advisory council.
One of the most interesting reports
of the meeting will be that of the
executive secretary, Dr. Livingston
Farrand, showing the growth of the
anti-tuberculosis movement since May
I, 1909. The number of associations
for the prevention of consumption has
increased from 290 to over 425; the
number of sanatoria and hospitals for
the treatment of tuberculosis from
29S to 400; and the special tuberculos
is dispensaries from 222 to 265. Dur
ing the year 1909, thirty-six out of
forty-three legislatures in session con
sidered the subject of tuberculosis,
and in twenty-eight, bills were passed
for the prevention or treatment of
this disease. Since the opening of
the legislative season of 1910, out of
ten legislatures in session up to May
1, all have considered the subject of
tuberculosis and every one of them
has enacted some law that bears on
this subject.
The officers of the Xational Associa
tion are Dr. E. G. Janeway of Xew
York, president; Professor Edward T.
Devine of Xew York and Dr. Henry
Sewall of Denver, vice presidents;
General George M. Sternberg of Wash
ington, treasurer; Dr. Henry Barton
j Jacobs of Baltimore, secretary; and
If you are in need of anything
a Xew Mexican Want Ad.
try
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.
MASONIC,
Montezuma Lodge No
1, A. F. & A. M. Reg
ular communications
first Monday of eacr
i month at Masonic ha.i
at 7.30 m.
H. H. DORMAN,
Acting Master.
ALAX R. McCORD, Secretary.
Santa Fe Chapter No. 1,
R. A. M. Regular con
vocation second Monday of
each month at Masonic
Hall at 7:30 p. m.
tiJgj? S. G. CARTWRIGHT, H. P.
ARTHUR SELIGMAN, Secretary.
'w
i ! Dr. Livingston Farrand of Xew York,
j The First Woman School Director. ! executive secretary. Ex-President
10 tne Editor of the Xew Mexican. : Theodore Roosevelt and Dr. William
I was a little surprised to see the Osier are honorary vice presidents.
conspicuous headlines in the Xew
j Mexican of today, reading "First Wo-j The old fashioned way of dosing
;man School Director," over the an- n wmI- stnmnfh nr Rtiinnintinor the
nouncement that Mrs. Willbank had Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr.
elected school director at the Shoon first nointed out this error. This
I re- is why his nrescriDticn Dr. Shoop's
THE
Offers
ONE WAY SECOND
CLASS COLONIST FARE
OF
FROM
SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO
TO
Stations in British
California, Idaho,
Columbia,
Montana,
Spokane, Wash., April 28. C. P.
TJill.- q cfnrolroonor in finnl-nnp line; hoor
come into possession of a lock of iron recent election at Bloomfield.
gray hair, cut from Andrew jacKsons joice at the election of Mrs. Willbank Restorative is directed) entirely
head after the battle ot Xew Orleans and am proud that it occurred in tihe the cause of these ailments the weak
in 1816. His mother, Mrs. A. M. Hal- third council district; but it certainly inside or controlling nerves. It isn't
lett, formerly of Xashville, Tenn., re- is not so notable an event as the so difficult says Dr. Shoop, to strength-
ceived the relic in 1848, as a present unanimous election of Mrs. Montaner en a weak Stomach, Heart, or Kid-
from Mrs. Donelson, wife of Andrew in Taos which has naturally attracted neys, if one goes at it correctly. Each
Jackson Donelson, nephew of "Old wide attention. For many people, fol- inside organ has its controlling or in-
Hickory", with a double page of black lowing the ideas of Senator Beveridge side nerve. When these nerves fail,
bordered stationery, bearing this in- and others of similar mind, might then those organs must surely falter.
suppose that Taos, with its heavy These vital truths are leading drug
Spanish speaking population was not gists everywhere to dispense and rec
so progressive as San Juan where the ominend Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
English speaking element so largely Test it a few days, and see! Improve
prevails. Besides, such a result in ment will promptly and surely follow.
Taos is significant, 'because it is an Sold by Stripling-Burrows Co.
important county seat, the largest
town without railroad support in the
Santa Fe Commandery No.
1, K. T. Regular conclave
fourth Monday in each
month, at Masonic Hall at
7:30 p. m.
J. A. MASSIE. E. C.
W. E. GRIFFIN, Recorder.
Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection No. 1
14th degree. Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite of Free Masonry meets
on the third Monday of each month
at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in
Masonic Hall, south side of Plaza.
to i Visiting Scottish Rite Masons are cor
dially invited to attend.'
JOHN W. MAYES, 32.
Venerable Master.
HENRY F. STEPHENS, 32.
Secretary.
scrintion: l
1 ! i
"Mrs. Donelson's respects to Mrs.
Hallett, with a small quantity of An
drew Jackson's hair, cut from his
Ihead after the battle of Xew Orleans
together with a keepsake for the little
boys, hoping they are good Demo
crats." I
Mrs. Donelson reigned as mistress Territory, and historically is second
at the White House during. General only to Santa Fe in importance.
Jackson's term as president, when her Then the lady herself who received
FIVE HUNDRED COUPLES
MARRIED BY JUSTICE.
husband was his private secretary and
confidential advisor.
Mrs. Hallett died near St .Paul in
1889, when the relic was (handed to
her eldest son, who, in turn, passed
it to the Spokane man.
"My father was intimately acquaint-
Every State in the Union and Several
Provinces in Canada Represent
ed Not a Single Divorce.
Spokane, Wash., April 28. John W.
Nevada, Oregon & Washington
SELLING DATES
March 1st. to April 5th
this remarkable honor of unanimous
election, was such a peculiarly appro- j
priate selection that the event was
even more noticeable. Her ancestry!
and connections all nointed her nnt '
as a natural leader in educational Holman- called "the marrying justice
matters. She is the granddaughter nf of Columbia county," living at Day-
ed with Andrew Jackson," said Mr. Rev. Antonio Jose Martinet unques- ton' Wasn- claims an unllue record
Hallett. "He was chairman of the tionably the strongest character here- in mat amonS the 500 couples united
committee which greeted 'Old Hick- tofore produced in New Mexico who in marriaSe by him during tfae last
ory' on his return to the Hermitage, for many years conducted the school 20 years were rePresentatives of every
at iasinviiie, atter retiring as presi- whose teachings were the dominant e . several piw
cent. My lather was the first man to influence in legislation during a whole
shake hands with the general when generation. He established that school
he arrived in Xashville on the steam- in 1826, in 1835 issued the first news
er Buckeye, on which he made the paper published in Xew Mexico and
journey up the Cumberland river." at about the same period printed the
Mr. Hallett added that he would not first books produced in the Territory,
part with the relic for a fortune, but Her father. Santiago VabiP w "a"
B. P. O. E.
Santa Fe Lodge No. 460, B. P. O. E.,
holds its regular session on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of eacn
month. Visiting brothers are invited
and welcome. A. J. FISCHER,
J. D. SENA, Exalted Ruler.
Secretary.
. ' Knights of Pythias.
Santa Fe Lodge No. 2, Knights of
Pythias. Regular meeting 1st and 3d
Tuesdays in month at 8 o'clock in I.
0. O. F. hall, San Francisco St. Visit
ing Knight's invited to attend.
AUGtST REINGARDT, C. C.
JOHN K. STAUFFER. K. R. S.
DAYLIGHT TRAIN TO EL PASO
VIA
NEW MEXICO CENTRAL and EL PASO and SOUTHWESTERN
intends to make some provision for
; its preservation after he Is gone, when
it probably will go to one of the his
torical societies in Tennessee. He in
timated, however, it might be present-
prominent member of both houses of
the legislature, and always a friend
of public education. Her brother,
David Martinez, living at La Joya, (has
represented Kio Arriba and ofhpr
Leaving Santa Fe 8.45 a. ni.
ArrlvlUK Kl Paso 10,40 D. lu.
RETURNING
I.eavlnsr Kl Haso8.00a. m,
Arriving Santa Fe 9.45 p. m.
Close connections at El Paso for Los Angeles, Calif., and
points in Southern New Mexico and ArizoLa on Southern
Pacific and El Paso & Southwestern.
QUICK TIME TO ALL POINTS EAST
HP T i Will leave Santa Ke 8 45 a.m.
I rAin 111). 4 Arrive at Kansas Olty 5,50 p. m. next day
iuiii mu. T Arrive at (JhicaKO 8.20 a.m. 2nd day
E. P. & S W. ani Rock Island trains carry Standard
Pjllmia and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars and Coaches
J.P.LYNG,
S'" i City Freight & Passenger Agent.
I s rl "V 1-1 -x niflT Ml., 1. ! t l 1 .
ira U1C Ul masiiviue, ins mi-iii- nortnern counties for a number of
place, after his death. j terms in the house; and her brother
(Malaquias Martinez, beginning as a
FIND TRACES OF RADIUM : representative of Tao m,mtv ?
IN MINERAL WELL. ' house, has served for five successive
i terms in the council and is vice presi-
San Antonio, Texas, April 28. An- dent of the Spanish-American Normal
: aiysis or me suipnur water or the School. Her husband Is Jose Mon-
, Sutherland Springs shows the pres- taner the editor of the Revista de
I ence of radium. The water has long Taos. With such antecedents and
been credited with great curative surroundings, Mrs. Montaner was ap-
: qualities in the case of skin diseases propriately chosen school director on
and it is now thought that radium has the first occasion when it was legal
i been the agent giving it this property, in New Mexico to elect a woman to
an educational office.
L. BRADFORD PRINCE.
Santa Fe, April 27, 1910.
inces in Canada, also that so far as
can be learned there have been no
separations by law. His first service I
was at the wedding of two couple of
emigrants, while the 430th he perform
ed was for , their two eldest children.
Justice Holman does not claim (his
knot is more binding than those tied
by clergymen or magistrate, but he
believes the fact that no divorce cases
have resulted so far indicates there
is a higher regard for the vows taken
in his home town than elsewihere in
the Pacific northwest or In fact any
where on this continent That he
has many warm friends in various
parts of the United States and Canada
is evidenced by stacks of letters and
scores of remembrances from people
in all walks of life, at wHose weddings
he officiated.
SHIPPING FIFTEEN HUNDRED
CARS OF ONIONS.
SOUR STOMACH
FRESH EGGS
CREAM & MILK
Telephone No HQ Red
MRS. OTTO RETSCH.
The New Mextca.i Printing Com-
"I used Cascarets and feel like a new
man. I have been a sufferer from dys
pepsia and sour stomach for the last two
years. I have been taking medicine and
other drugs, but could find no relief only
lor a snort time, l
FIND ARTESIAN WATER
IN QUITMAN MOUNTAINS.
San Antonio, Texas, April 28. Over
1500 cars of onions have already been
shipped from southwest Texas onion
districts and another 2,000 cars are
being held in order to give the market
a chance to right itself.
'San Antonio, Texas. April 28.
will recommend Artesian water has been found in fihe
Cascarets to my friends as the onlvthine Quitman, mountain rpeinn a ictif
uany has on hand a large supply of for indigestion and sour stomach and to rich in gold, silver Conner lead and
paus ana taoiets suiiaoie ior 2CDO01 " wuuiuuu. zinc deposits.
work, the desk, and also for lawyers "c' "IC J t t.
md merchants; good everywhere. We
Every Woman
uuueresuta aua tnouia Know
about the wonderful
tMARVELWhirlingSprey
'he new VnelnnI yrlnec
will sell them at 5 cents in book form.
If you want anything on earth try
a New Mexican Want Ad.
Harry Stuckley, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Pleasant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good,
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
10c, 25c, 50c. Never sold in bulk. The gen
uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
cur or your money back, 92fi
Heretofore it has been
Impossible to work any of these be
cause no water could be had. It is
expected that the finding of water will
lead to the rapid development of the
mines.
Best Jl ost convftn-
t. it cleanses
letantly.
Anit Tonr drneirlitforlt.
K be cannot tupply the
H1RVKL. aceeDt no
nt.hor. tint Hflnd StamD fur
lllnatratnd book Sealed. It I
fnll nsrtlanlars and direction! In-
valimhle to ladles. MA I! VELIO.
44 East S Street, MEW KO K.
Summer Excursion Rates
LOS ANGELES
SAN DIEGO,
$35.20
SAN FRANCISCO
$45.20
One vay via
PORTLAND or
SEATTLE,
$60.90
Dates of Sale, April 4 to
6, July 2 to 8,, Sept. 1 to
7, Sept. 24 to 30, 1910.
PORTLAND,
SEATTLE,
TACOMA,
VANCOUVER and
VICTORIA B. C.
$55.00
Dates of Sale, May 28t
to June 3rd, July 9th t
16th.
Return Limit, three months from
date of sale. Call on address.
H. S, LUTZ, Aent
Santa Fe, N.M.

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