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SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
PAUE 8EVP.Fi
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1913.
For
Chilly
Fall
Days
NEWMEXieO
Bernalillo County.
Gold Range Mining company. (Al
buquerque) William Jenks, agent,!
hied incorporation papers October SI. :
The Joy Of
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That ia a Natural
Aid and Relieves the Tension.
I home. Jesus came to earth not to be
i "ministered unto, but to minister,"
land as His bumble servants we would
I serve men everywhere.
Wntlicr's Friond, a ruinous cxternnl rrai-
edi-, is the only one (mown that Is ablt to
WOULD PREFER TO
SLAP LIONS FACE
WOMAN ESCAPES
OPERATION
WANTS
Capital stock is $10,000, and company) rvu all the dlffvrrnt parts Involvwl. It
A Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater is the very
thing to keep the house cozy and comfortable in
the chilly days before the furnace is started.
This year's new model Perfection has improve
ments that make it the best heater evr made.
Doesn't smoke doesn't smell. Easy to clean.
Rewicking simplicity itself. Easy to carry wher
ever it is wanted.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated in Colorado)
Denver Pueblo Albuquerque
Cheyenne Butte Boise Salt Lake City
starts business with $2,000 subscribed
Grant County.
Meerschaum .Mines on the Sapello
River are closed down for an indeti-
Inite period.
I Placer Mining on Dear Creek, IS
; miles north of Silver City, is soon to
i begin. A. H. Jacobs, of Salt Lake City,
I is at the head of the project. Several
weeks ago the dam that had been
built across Hear Creek was washed
;out, but work upon reconstruction was
Iccmmenced at once,
i A party of Zinc men was in Silver
! City a short time ago inspecting
'property of the Empire Zinc company
!at Hanover, and looking over the Ut-
ter zinc property at Pinos Altos, but
! nothing definite was given out regard
dug transaction with Utter for Cleve
land group. In the parly were: J.
A. Van Mater, of New York, head of
THAN WED GIRL By J Toi Wa
E.
Chicago, Nov. 22. Captain W. itob
:ert Koran, Secretary of the Adveutur-'
ier's Club, did not iiuail when he faced '
! lions and tigers in Eastern South'
i Africa; captained 1 ho constabulary in
Her Majesty's sarvice; followed Koose-
is a penetrating application after the for- velt along the African game trails;
mtila of a noted family unetor. and luhil- j,,ld , j0aonill, expedition into Belgian
cates every muscle, nerve, tissue or tendon , 1 , , , , , .
affected. It rocs directly tn the strained ; territory. In tact, he slapped the faces
portions and gently but surely relieves all of the denizens (if the jungle,
tendency to soreness or strain. j .
By Its dully use there will be no pain, no But when an Alrtcan King endeavor
distress, no nausea, no dimmer of laceration ; ed to wish upon him his dusky dniigh-
tner acuucui, auu toe periou .11 w ouo , ....... .. ,iif,,.n, ,.,.
The intrepid hunter, who had cufkd
and asked
to do
FUR RENT Furnished room within
one-half block from plaza. Reference
requited. X. V. '.., V New Mexican.
Volt" KENT 10 room house oppo
site Elks opera house. Balh electric
lights and range. O. C. Watson & Co.
of sunn-rue comfort and joyful anticipation.
To all yotmp women Mother's Friend la
one oi rue tsrearest ni an nei pim ninm-ui-cH, ... . , , .h-.niH
for it robs cliildbirth of all Its atiouies and :w"n llons. "H t"Pn,tnis,
daniriTK. dlspelB all the duubr and dread, jtnem what they were going
Compound.
Here is her own statement. I
... ,.,,.,,., ,' FOR RENT Til toe or six room
Gary, Maine.-' I feel ,t a du y I owe j fllrni)jlle(, or unfurnished. Ap-
to all suffering women to tell what , nlv a , ml.ilzlti ,,, Slin Vtc.iCo.
Lydta E. Pinkham's : J 1
Vegetable Com-I
pound did for me. i WANTED An Industrious young
One year ago I found jnuui to solicit insurance. The insur
myseif a terriblesuf--Mice business affords a splendid in
ferer. I had pains !ooun Experience unnecessary. Ad
in both sides and dress. A. II. 0., I'! New .Mexican,
such u soruies., i
could scarcely I Active, ambitious men to sell execu-
all sense of four, and thus enaliles the mind ; abont it, stammered, heuinied. hawed
and body to await the greatest event in a . . .. . . , ., . .
woman's life with nnlrammeled gladness, j '-a ,uol lMie the lojal lath-
Mother's Friend Is a most cherished er upon certain points of pulchritude
remedy m thousands or nonies, ami is or which Ihe
' f '1 I ff
mothers. Write for it to-day,
u-h oeeiillnr merit and value as to muke it
mining department of New Jersey! essentially one. to be recommended by ail possess.
Zinc company,; Arthur Thacher, of St
Louis; B. A. Hoskins, of Mineral
l Point, Wisconsin, zinc works: .1. K.
ITroutman, Denver manager of Empire
IZinc company; J. E. Dwelle, mining
engineer, and C. T. Brown, New Mex
ico representative of Empire com
jpany. j Hardscrabbie (Pinos Altos) .T. T.
Janes lias secured lease and will be
jgin extensive work. Property has been
I profitable In the past.
I Bell & Wright (Pinos Altos) Les
sees have a new hoisting plant on the;
.workings, and will put it into opera-1
lion in a snort time. They are now
straighten up at ; i onallv high class groceries direct to
times. My back j consumers.
ached, I had no ap-j Liberal advances on orders; our
petite and was so ! ,., ,...,,.. hi ,,.. nor,.,ut
nervous I could not sleep then I would I j ositions- best season at hand.
be SO tirt'rl mornmi'-R tluit I r-fOlbl ainrin )r
daughter was supposed lo ret around. It seemed almost. imonssi- ! Write the BIG HOI'SE today
Write the BIG HOI SE today for
Lie to move or do a bit of work and I i I't-i'ticulurs, naming county desired.
women. . . i 4,i (-,,,iir iha ,,,,,.,, i,.n- unr.-... ' t'liiue-hr. I never wniil.l l. nli.ttoi.iin. i 'mnorlers. Manufacturers, Wholesale
You will find it on sale at all drui; stores ' ..." , , . y (
at $1.00 a bottle, or the dniKKlst will (rlmlly ol reran volunteered lo marry the ; -1 submitted to ail operation. J com- i Grocers.
get it for you if you insist upon it. Moth- dskv belle, providing Koran paid ihe rr.enced taking I.ydia E.Pinkham's Veg- ! JOHN S10XTO.V & CO., Chicago. 111.
flllttmTaU? '.'Tt': iP'.-ltase price of three cows-exceed- stable Compound and soon felt like a j T
lanla. Oa., who will send you by mad, ingly cheap for the daughter of a King now woman. 1 hud no pains, slept well, I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
waled, a very Instructive book to oxpeclanl . , ri,,..iu,1t,ri ,,. ,, ,,, i had Eood apnetite and Was tat, and ' Deiiartnient of the Interior.
THE CHURCHES.
NEWS OF THE STATE
Got Bad Fall. i were bound over to the grand jury
"Uud" Iamsberry arrived in this , i ney sam tuey weie not guuij.
citv the latter nart of the week
from the mountains, where he has ceivea wis monug mis is me miru
been since he left Karmington sev- time that Pinard has used Mr.
eral months ago. While driving Papen's autmobilg without obtaining
r-uttlo iha fincb fin the saddle iind permission. Pinard is employed at
was riding unfastened and in niak
Cathedral Church.
East Sunday after Pentecost.
First Mass at 7 o'clock a. m.
Second Mass at !:H0. Sermon
English. i
Third Mass at. .lfl;;!0. Sermon in i
shipping two cars of high-grade ore to ! 1 , ' , . , , 1
EI Paso weekly. At 4 o clock p. in., Rosary and Bene-'
Socorro County. ;"""""' I
,rifl .. ' First Presbyterian Church.
Pacific Mines Co. (Mogollon)-Elec-j (.(ner (;rant
trical equipment purchased several z Mc(,aMmlf!. Minister. Residence!
months ago is now being Installed. ay j
According to the information re-j ter supply has been established by j ."0h cme Uit us .K've ,n""k!1 nl !
East South African countryside,
i Koran's confession the source ol
merriment and badgering among his
I fellows was made at the eleventh
i meeting of the Adventurer' s Club.
I Koran, in an illustrated talk of the
'African game trails, said he would
I rather face a lion than an elephant
and finally confessed to the greatest
! test of his career, and admitted that
only when he was offered a Princess
,'hftd he quailed.
ould do aimost nil my own work for n I
family of four. I shall always feel I
; that I owe my good health to your med-!
icine." Mrs. Havwaku Sowers, Cary,
Maine.
I If you are ill do not drag along until
! "..1 operation is necessary, but at once
! :ake Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
j Compound.
V. S. Land Otlice at Santa Ke, N. M.
Oct. 30, vm.
Notice is hereby given that Cipriano
Chavez, of Santa Ke, N. M., who, on
Sept. 2d, 1908, made homestead entry
No. 01315 for SE4 NW4 NE4 SW4
NW4 SE4 SW4 NE4, section 3, town
ship 17 N., range 9 E., N. M. P. Meri
dian, has filed notice, of intention to
if you have the slightest doubt 'make five year proof, to establish
that I.ydia K. Pnililiam's Yeirctn- claim lo the land above described, be-
8.
the
ing a quick turn to head a calf he
was thrown off the horse, his arm and
several ribs broken and other injuries
sustained. Dad will remain here until
he gets well and whole again. Farm
ington Enterprise. '
Work Will Pick Up.
Good progress is being made on the
track laying on the branch line of rail
road into the Burro mountains and it
is expected that the track will be Into
Tyrone in 10 days or two weeks. Fol
lowing the completion of the railroad
it is expected that there will be in
creased activity in the new camp, al
though work upon the mill cannot
start until the grading of the millsite
U completed. Chadwick and Deyo
have a large, force -of men at work on
this at the present time. Silver City
Independent.
the Papen grocery as a clerk. Accord
ing to the charge, late, yesterday
evening, with Kane, he decided to
take a joyride. They secured the car
and two girls, it is declared, and sped
about the city until about 1 o'clock
when the automobile broke down at
the corner of Main avenue and Sixth
street.
Mr. Papen discovered his loss about
this time and informed Night Officer
Ward, who left the city hall, crossed
the street and arrested the young
men. The charge against the two
boys is serious. Kane is employed
at the State Hospital for the Insane
as a foreman. Las Vegas Optic.
sinking well In canon about 1-2 mile
the Lord; for He is good and his
from mill and installing electric pump mercy endureth forever.
Sunday School 9:45. Fred McRride, I
superintendent.
ltni.n!n. 11 I. HI....
creasing number of bottles of Foley , 6 , t ""u' . ,
nQ,, t- r. j , ,j ... .. ! Wanted An Invitation to Enjoy a
Thanksgiving Dinner."
Junior Endeavor, ; p. ni.
It is easy to understand why an In-
Honey and Tar Compound is sold year
ly. Thos. Verran, 2X6 Edward Street,
Houghton, Mich., gives an excellent
reason when he writes: "Foley Honey
and Tar Compound has always proven
an effective remedy, quickly relieving
tickling in the throat, and stopping
the cough with no bad after effects.
t he capital Pharmacy.
Increased Work.
Valuable Relics.
Some excellent specimens of his
torical remains of the cliff dwellings
in the canyons tributory to the Sapel-
io river, were brought to the Enter
prise office recently by Faris V. Bush
jof this city, and B. M. Cartney of Den-
ini nilin ntnva nnnnnnnrl litlrti tVl rt
The brick plant is this week brn-j ; - - mfa ,n
ing a large kiln of paving brick which digtrict
are certain to find a ready market be-
cause of the superior quality of the " evident hat one does not have
Raton shale for paving brick pur. j o travel far into the upper Gida conn
poses. The plant now has on hand a t0 J he wonderful cliff dwe I
reserve supply of over 300,000 coniS which have attracted tourists to
. , v i i i,oi mod the northern part of Orant county,
mercial brick that are being ved pre.histor,c dwellings may
rapidly because of et !ta found unmolested near the meer-
u, ti uuuu. ,b j--.. h mines on the Sapello.
the plant La running lull time for the r
past severe' months. The manage-1
ment expects to be compelled to give
WOMEN WANT EQUALITY
AND WILL GET IT.
Adult Endeavor (1:30. Subject "Is i
Your Life Discontent or Praise?" Al-j
berta Smith, leader. (
iEvening Worship 7:30. Theme
"Wanted Some One to Accept a j
Hearty Invitation to Dine." i
Special music under the direction !
of Mr. Teare at both services. j
No Thursday morning services on ;
(Continued fium page six.)
employment to a large increase in the
plant's working force if the proposed
plan for paving the business district
of Raton is carried through to a suc
cessful conclusion. Raton Range.
Good Work By Girls.
Several weeks ago the younger girls
of the town organized a club and
named it the Sunshine Club. An item
in the paper to this effect was copied
by several papers of the state. The
girls were quite pleased with the at
tention given them. They sold candy
and ice cream and raised sufficient
money to buy twenty-seven small
chairs which they have placed in the
Sunday school room for the use of
the three primary classes. This was
done by them in memory of Mrs. Roe
who was their former Sunday school
superintendent, and who had wished
that this room could be thus arranged
for these classes. The girls expect to
continue their work and to use the
money received in some such worthy
cause. Columbus Courier.
A Stolen Joy Ride.
John Pinard and Tom Kane were
arrested about l o'clock this morning
by Night Officer E. C. Ward on the
charge of larceny. The arrest was
made at the request of John A. Papen.
Pinard and Kane were out joyriding
in Mr. Papen's automobile, which they
had taken from the Papen garage un
known to the owner of the car, it is
charged. They were taken before
Justice D. R. Murray this morning
and waived preliminary action and
P ANGER
lUl IN WOMAN'S BREAST
1 VXifj MallLMPUCE IDS irf M.WAYS
HMM DEEP la 1st MtMflT WO KILLS QUICKLY
I Wfll Give $1000 If I Fail to Cure
Also 91000 or Exoal
Any Other Dr. Living,
NO RniTB or rain
No Pay Until Cured
Written Guarantee,
CHCtl HOP! OUT, MHM
Wonderful Dleoevery J
Any TUMOR
or SORE ei
LIP. PACE or I
MTItaWOMWS BKBtliCflra
nd very pofeonoui. 120-PAGE BOOK SENT
FREE. TMtimontill ol Thouaan&i CURED
fMrotteitiilad. So or Write to Some.
DR. MRS. DR.CHAULEYSE.7SS
Ub 747 Booth UeiaStrwt. txm Anjetei, Oil.
UW0U MALttto to tOWONE WfU CANCER
OrTI
e.CR..?J5KL
In one of the dwellings a
blanket of cactus fibre was found and
beside it a shock of tall grass that
from the impression upon it must have
been used for a pillow by these inter
esting people. The characteristic frag
ments of pottery and corn cobs were
also found in these dwellings. Near
the gigantic cliff was found a small
piece of cement, such as was used
in walling the dwellings, bearing the
impression of a small hand. Silver
City Enterprise.
Mining More Active,
The large Star drill that passed
through Tuilarosa last Friday enroute
for the mining property adjoining the
property of the Tularosa Copper com
pany at Bent, arrived at its destination
and the work of drilling commenced
on Thursday under the supervision of
Mr. Orren Allen, of Salt Lake City
and Denver. The richest ore yet en
countered by the drilling of the Tula
rosa Copper company property was
found at from 335 to 351 feet and still
in ore, a considerable portioii of the
16 feet being solid chalcocite or cop
per glance. The representatives of
the large copper interests of the na
tion are now recognizing this .locality
as the equal of any monzonite porphy
ry copper district in the west and we
may look for the rapid development of
these properties. It is generally un
derstood that the mining interests
that are backing the drilling of the
Allen group representing one of the
largest copper producing companies
of the United States.
Tularosa is the shipping point of
this mining section. Our climate is
ideal for development work being car
ried on. the year round, the water is
ample and of the purest character,
combined with an altitude of 5,800
feet and a good road with a gradual
descent to the station of about 100
feet to the mile, and the production of
fruit, grain, hay and garden products
in the Immediate vicinity In abun
dance, the location Is especially at
tractive. Tularosa Tribune.
to propose marriage to men even if so
ciety gave them the right to offer
themselves?" 1 said. "In the first
place, they would not feel like asking
men to support them. And then, of
course, if a man should turn a wom
an's proposal down, she would be hor
ribly ashamed."
"But why should she be ashamed?''
retorted the Joan of Arc of "emotion
al equality." "Why should anyone be
ashamed of expressing an honest pref
erence? Why should she not care for
a man all the more if he declined her
proposal in the same frank spirit
which prompted her to make it? Why,
i'.' I had ever proposed to a man I'd
simply love him all the more for turn
ing me down if he didn't care for me!
It is absolutely wrong for women to
small ig" around with a longing miserable,
wait-until-he comes" attitude toward i Alto
account of the union services in this
church Thursday morning. Every one i
is cordially Invited. j
"What shall I render unto the Lord J
for all his mercies unto me?"
Church of the Holy Faith. j
(Episcopal). j
Rev. Leonidas Smith. Rector. I
Services Sunday. November 23rd J
(Sunday next, before Advent). j
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
9:45 a. m. Sunday School and Bible
Class. I
11 a. m. Choral Morning Prayer
unu Beriiiun, ouuject, i.nurcn ana i
State."
The evening services begin next
Sunday, November 30th, at 7:45
o'clock. A series of addresses on
"Confirmation" will be given during
the evening services in Advent (Nov.
30th, till Christmas; subject next j
Sunday, "The Church Catechism.")
Order of Music.
Organ Prelude. !
Solo and Chorus -"Consider i
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Dc Vargas.
0. C. Croke, Denver.
A. W. Otterstien, Denver.
H. L. Alurli, Denver.
I. . S. Day, Denver.
A. S. lioberson, City.
J. B. I.evert, City.
A, W. Harrison and wif
Colo.
H. A. Meudenhall, New Orleans.
K. Speare, Albuquerque.
R. E. Twilchcll, Las Vegas.
E, L. Kern, Denver.
Francis E. Wood. Albuquerque.
F. M'ackpherson, Chicago.
M. C. Applegate, St. Louis.
E. S. Foreman, X. Y. C.
H. Schwart, X. V. C.
Joaehp Eldodt, Chamita
E. F. Brown, Espanola.
James Hunter, El Paso.
.Mr. Murlie and wife, Minnesota.
Roy Newman, City.
C. A. Cnrnuh, Antonita.
I. Sparks, Gallup.
R. Meshler, Gallup.
T. C. Tillotson, Roswell.
L. Orendorf, Denver.
('apt. E. Do J. Boujac Carlsbad.
Montezuma.
Harold Pierce, Albuquerque.
W. U. Maitland, Denver.
J. C. Duncan, St. Joseph, Mo.
Dr. Tnnnus, City.
E. Jellinek', Philadelphia.
Matt Brown, Sterling, Colo.
S. M. Kenned. Los Angeles.
C. Hampton, Los Angeles.
Win. Dewel, Alamosa.
W. H. Ritter, Denver.
B. A. Nymeyer, Carlsbad.
.1. R. Butler, Dnrango, Colo.
A. U. Morrison, El Reno, Okla.
; t'lc compound will li-lyou,wrtle lrore the regis'. -r and receiver, U
i lo Lydia E.Pinkliam Mcilit-hiPt'o. j, , otIi . s. ,., K x M OI1
(confidential) I. yiin, Mass., lor ad- i ' ' '
vice. Your letter will he opened, ,Jec- 1 "
read and answered hv a woman, ; Claimant names as witnesses:
rnd
held in Ktriet confidence
HODCARRlER HASIJ'
$1,210 FOR BAIL
Plaeido Chavez, Emilio Delgado
Melquiados Martinez, Juan Montc'..a
y Lopez, all of Santa Ke, N. M,
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
New York, Nov.
John O'Keefe. j NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1 14 years old, a hodcarrier, caused the : Department of the Interior,
Silvci'tou, (Spectators in the municipal court toj United States Land Office.
'gasp when he produced a roll of bills; Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. 30 ,191".
amounting to $1210 preparatory to . Notice is hereby given that the. t'ol
j furnishing a cash bail of $:sun. There j Inwiui'-jiamed claimant has .filed no
iwas also a gasp from Magistrate ! tice of his""ltlt"aiKij3, t mak final
jSchnlz. j proof in support of his claim MMjjer,
' "That is mil stage money, Is it ?" sections 16 and 17 of the act of March
3, 1891 (26 Stats., 854), as amended
he inquired.
"It's the real stuff," was O'Keefe j by the act of February 21, 1893 (2(
answer. Stats. 470) and that said proof will.
"And where did you get it?" the.be made before Juan C. Sandoval, U.
magistrate wanted to know. s. Comr., at Cuba, N. M., on Dec. 9,
"llodcarrying," was the reply. 11913, viz: John W. Akers of Santa
O'Keefe w as arrested last night on Fe, X. M., for the lot 1, Sec. 8, lot 1
a warrant charging disorderly con-laud 2 and SW4 NW4 Sec. 9, T. 21 N,
'li ft. R 1 W., N. M. P. M.
i He names the following witnesses
Birmingham, Ala. A. F. Willis suf- j to prove his actual continuous adverse
fered greatly from asthma and brm-, possession of said tract for twenty
chitls. He writes: "1 got no reJtef, years next nreceatne the survev of the
township, viz,:
Reyes Lucero, Henrique Valriez, J.
J. Salazar, E. A. Miera, all of Cuba,
itintil J took Foley'B Honey and Tar
jCoinpotind. It entirely removed those
'choking sensations, and never failed
to produce an easy and comfortable
eondition of the throat and lungs.
I 'Ihe Capital Pharmacy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, PUB
LIC LAND SALE.
Office of Commisisoner of Public
Lands, State of New Mexico.
Santa Fe, N. M., Oct. 27, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that, pur
suant to tne provisions oi an m-i ui aDd to offer evidence in rebuttal
Congress approved June 20th, j that submitted by claimant.
N. M.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of said proof,
or who knows of any substantial rea
son under the laws and regulations of
the interior department why such
proof should not be allowed will be
given , an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place to cross-ex-
i amine the witnesses of said claimant
of
life. As for what you say about ask-1 and Hear Me," Pdueger
ing a man to support her, no woman Miss Edna Abrahamson, Soloist
should demand that under any cir- ; Processional No. 673 "I Heard the
enmstances! She should be capable of i Voice of Jesus Say" Dykes
supporting herself, and her prido jVenite Boice
should keep her from offering her love (Gloria Patri Beethoven
till she can do it, without putting Te. Deum Schilling
juDiiate Nevln
the Laws of the State of New Mexico,
and the rules and regulations of the
slate land office, the Commissioner of
public lands will offer at public sale
herself in the position of a mendicant.
This would still save enough 'Clinging
Vines' for the men who want them. A
true vine would never be able to hus
tle enough dollars to get out of the
mendicant class and qualify for emo
tional equality!"
'But surely you must admit," I be
gan, for i was determined to make a
last desperate stand for the conven
tions of conservative courtship not
that I believe in them at all myself
"that a great many men prefer
woman who crawfishes, who backsleps i
that she may be pursued?" !
"Yes, there are such men," .Miss I
Deviess admitted, sadly, "but modern
womanhood has no use for that sort
of shallow egotist:" Suddenly a gleam
came into her soft, blue eyes, the
curves of her very feminine mouth
(Gloria Tibi tlarratt
Introix Baritone Solo "Jesus the
Thought of Thee" Porter
Mr. R. L. Ormsbee.
Sermon Hymn No. 636 "How
Firm a Foundation" Reading
Gloria Patrl Beethoven
Offertory "Lead Kindly Light,'
Offertory Sentence "Praise God
NO CHICKENS PIGS
fB fMDQ FfQ THPMit0 ine highest bidder, at 10 o'clock a.
m-m Monda-v' the 19tn day of Janu"
ary, 1914, in the town of Las Cruces,
Wiiles-Bane, Pa., Nov. 22. Orders county of Dona Ana, State of New
have been issued here by officials of j Mexico in front of the Court House
the Delaware and Hudson Coal Coin-
therein, the following described
pany to the effect that all men who. ta f .n(j ,.jz
are paid monthly by the company will j Tn. West half W (1-21 Section 36;
not be permitted to keep chickens, Town8l,lp lfl Southi Range 2 W N . M.
pigs, cows or other animals if they de
sire to remain on the payrolls.
No explanation is made by the com
pany, but the one generally accepted
by the men is that the expense ac-
P. M., containing 320 acres, more or
less; there are no improvements on
this land, also the W 1-2 and XE 1-4
Section 3fi, Township 25 South, Range
FRAXC1SCO DELGADO,
Register.
nnnl. ' '2 E., JV. At. P. containing acres
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nnmnan ir ronn i paa ounn mun in nip.
From Whom All Blessings Flow." lncl.easing ,ar, dur,
Recessional Hymn-No. 6C1--A8 th , gQ B
Pnnfa tho StQi-t" unnriol-cnlin L
the;- n .1 j i Barn houses, mine and shop fore-
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St. John's Methodist.
The Home-Like Church
Don Caspar Avenue.
James M. Shimer, pastor. (
At home dally from 1 to 2 p. m. ex
cept Sunday and Monday. Parsonage
135 McKenzie street. Phone 91 W.
The pastor of this church will speak
j men, men who distribute oil in fact,
-all monthly employes, come under the
ban. The rule applies to all the com
pany's collieries in the anthracite
field,
PAIN IN BACK AND RHEUMATISM.
Torment thousands of people daily.
Don't be one of these sufferers when
for so little cost you can get well rid ,as at fifty.
straightened to a thin line of deter- j along educational lines at the morn-
ruination, j ing service. His theme in the evening
"The sooner we exterminate him j is. "Young People and Their Oppor
the better," she ended, firmly. j tunities." The officers that have been
i. (elected to serve the Epworth League
LAXATIVE FOR OLD ifor t,lis conferenee vear wi" be in
PEOPLE "CASCARETS." is,alled Publicly at the evening serv-
' i ice.
At 9:45 a. m. the Sunday school
Subscribe for the Santa r Men
Mexican, the paper that boosts al:
the time and works (or '.be upbuild
ing ot our new 8tat
Salts, Calomel and Pills act on Liver
and Bowel like pepper acts
Nostrils Danger!
In
meets to take up the study of Israel
under the leadership of Joshua. C. L.
Bowlds, Supt.
The new superintendent is now in
charge of the Junior Epworth League
Get a 10-cent box now.
Most old people must give to the i
bowels some regular help, else they and we tru8l tnat a11 tne Parents will
surfer from constipation. Tne condi-1
tion is perfectly natural. It is just
as natural as it is for old people to i
walk slowly. For age Is never so
see that their children are at the
church at 3 p. m.
"My Greatest Cause for Gratitude"
this land consist of one room adobe
house, one well and fencing, total
value $185.00, no bid will be accepted
for less than $25.00 per acre, which is
the appraised value thereof.
The above sale of lands will bo sub
ject to the following terms and con
ditions, viz.: The successful bidders
must pay to the Commissioner of
Public Lands, or his agent holding
such sale, one-tenth of the prices of
fered by them resectively for the land,
4 per cent interest in advance for the
balance of such purchase prices, the
fees for advertising and appraisement
and all costs incidental to the Rale
herein, and each and all of said
amounts must be deposited in cash or
certified exchange at the time of sale,
and which said amounts and all of
them are subject to forfeiture to the
State of Xew Mexico if the successful
bidders do not execute a contract
within thirty days after it has been
SO DECEPTIVE.
Many Santa Fe People Fail to Realize
the Seriousness.
Backache is so deceptive.
It comes and goes keeps you
guessing.
Learn the cause then cure it.
Possibly it's weak kidneys.
That's w hy Doan's Kidney Pills are mallpiJ to them by the state land of
so effective. nc( Bai(j contracts to provide for the
They're especially for weak or dls j payment of the balance of the pur
ordered kidneys. j cnage prices of said tracts of land in
thirty equal annual installments, with
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Santa Fe, X. M., Novem
ber 0, 19)3.
(Republication)
Notice is hereby given that Fran-
cibco Mora, of Cuba, N. M., who made
small holding claim No. 5277, serial
Xo. 015207, for Lot 1, Section 21, Lots
4, 5 and ti, Section 16, Township 21 N
Range 1 W., X. M. P. Meridian, ha
filed notice of intention to make small
holding proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before Juan C.
Sandoval, U. S. Commisioner, at Cuba.
X .M., on the 1 2th day of December,
1913.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his actual, continuous, adverse
possession of said tract for twenty
years next preceding the survey of
the township, viz:
Tranquilino Romero, Jose Andres
Archibeque, Celso Sandoval, Felipe
Salazar, all of Cuba, N. M.
Any person who desires to protest
against the allowance of said proof,
or who knows of any substantial
reason under the laws and regulations
of the interior department why such
proof should not be allowed will be
given an opportunity at the above-
mentioned time and place to cross-
examine the witnesses of said claim
ant and to offer evidence in rebuttal
of that submitted by claimant.
FRAXCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
A cough medicine for children must
help their coughs and colds without
bad effects on their little stomachs
and bowels. Foley's Honey and Tar
exactly fills this need. No opiates,
no sour stomach, no constipation fol-
active as youth. The muscles are less
elastic. And the bowels are "muscles.
So all old people need Cascarets.
One might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with glassas as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. The bowels
must be kept active. This is impor
tant at all ages, but never so much
of the cause. Foley Kidney Pills begin
their good work from the very first
dose. They exert so direct an action
on the kidneys and bladder that the
pain and torment of backache, rheu
matism and kidney trouble is soon dispelled-
The Capital Pharmacy.
New Mexican Want
bring results. Try it.
Ads. always
Age is not a time for harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the bow
els into activity. But a lash can't be
used every day. What the bowels of
the old need is a gentle and natural
tonic. One, that can be constantly
used without harm. The only such
tonic is Cascarets, and they cost only
10 cents per box at any drug store.
(They work while you sleep.
Here's a Santa Fe case.
Manuel Dclgado, M0 Canon St , interest on nil deferred payments at ' lows its use. Stuffy colds, wheezy
will be the topic for discussion at the j Santa Fe, X. Mex., says: "I was a: the rate of 4 per cent per annum in j breathing, coughs and croup aud all
devotional meeting of the Epworth j sufferer from backache and got so advance, payment and interest due on j quickly helped. The Capital Phar-
League at 6:30 p. m.
The hours for morning and evening
worship are 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
respectively.
If I wanted to build up credit on
the value of prayer, in the eyes of the
world, I would come to the "Church
Family" meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:30 p. m.
This is the church that is open ev
ery night In the week. You are invit
ed to use our rooms which are open
from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Good read
ing; wholesome games and clean as
sociations. We particularly desire to
meet, get acquainted with and help so
far as we may be able, those who
have no religious connection or church
bad that I couldn't work. I often had October 1st of each year, and such Smacy
tc lay off for a week at a time. I tried other conditions, obligations, reserva
different remedies, but had no bene- j tions aud terms as may be required !
fit. Finally, I got Doan's Kidney by law. j
Pills and they were just what I need- j Each of the tracts as described here- j
ed. They soon cured me. 1 recom- J in will be offered separately. The j
mended Doan's Kidney Pills when . Commissioner of Public Lands, or his j
they helped me so much and I am! Agent holding such sale, reserves the
pleased to verify my endorsement. I j right to reject any and all bids at
haven't needed any kidney medicine j said sale, Possession under contracts
in three or four years, as the cure has ! of sale for the above described tracts
lasted." will be given on or before October 1st,
For sale by all dealers. Price SO; 1914.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Witness my hand and the official
New York, sole agents for the United , seal of the state land office, this 27tb '
States. iday of October, 1913. j
Remember the name Doan's and 1 (SEAL.) ROBT. P. ERV1EN, j
take no other. t Commissioner of Public Lands. 1
LUMBER, LATH, CEMENT,
WINDOWS, DOORS
AND MOULDING
1. J.
SAWYER
223 San Francisco St. Phone 206 W
SANTA FE, N. M.
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