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ANTA FE DAILY NEW MEXICAN
VOL.32.
SANTA EE, N. Mm FRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 1895
NO. 208
Short days make lung nights, when
darkness holds sway upon eartb. Folks
must have the means of light for the barn
as well as the parlor, in order to
safety and security. We take pleasure in
calling attention to oor stock of lanterns,
which meets the means and convenience
of all our neighbors, without an excep
tion. Don't mope r.ronod in the gloom
and feel your way in the dark when you
can get a good lantern for $1. Oar stock
of general hardware is well selected and
complete.
THREATENING WAR CLOUDS
Confirmation of the Stirring: News of
Warlike Preparations in the
Orient.
W. H. GOEBEL,
Catron Block - Santa Fe.
RUSSIA'S UNPARALLELED AUDACITY
MULLER fc WALKER.
Plain Intimation That England Will
Not Tolerate Russian Effort to De
stroy Balance of Power Situa
i tion Regarded as Very
London.
Arrested for Pool Helling.
New York, Oct. 25. Presidont Law
rence, of the Morris Park Racing associa
tion, was arrested today for violating
the law against pool selling.
CAMPOS ATTACKED.
Mather fishy Tale About the Captain
tteneral'si Cloak Heme Pierred
by Ballet.
IS WANTED FOR PERJURY,
A Warrant Issued from the District
Court To-day on Grave Charges
Against Editor Hughes.
ARIZONA MAN'S STARTLING AFFIDAVIT-
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. 5. Gov't Report
-DEALERS IN-
Sfap
aoi Fane? km
-AMD PBOVBIBTOBt OV-
BANTA FB BAKERY.
PKK8H IIBKAU, PI EH AKU I'lKN.
AGENTS FOR
Bass Patent Flour.
Club House Canned Ooods.
Hesston Creamery Butter.
'Phone 53
Careful attention given to special order for cakes and pastry.
Campers' supplies packed free of charge. Call and
examine our stock and gee our low prices.
S.S.BEATY,
DEALER IN
111
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I H
IStPlflSIONS,
Carry
Full:
Hay, Grain, Fruit and Lumber.
Great Bend Pat Imperial Flour.
The Elgin Creamery Butter.
Fresh Ranch Eggs.
Monarch Canned Goods.
Teas, Coffees & Spices first quality
Colorado New Potatoes.
Fresh Poultry & Oysters received
every Friday.
...
Corner Bridge & Water Sts.
TELEPHONE 40.
Lon h from
Shs .-., announo-
' ' artui-e of a fleet of nineteen
, an war ships from Vladivostok for
.lemulpo and Fusen, Corea, and the dis
patch from Hong Kong, announcing that
Russia had obtained the right to anchor
her fleet at Fort Arthur and oonstruot
railroads on the Lu'd To. ?, peainsnla,
uotn or wnicn were- caoied exclusively to
the Associated Press, are looked upon as
being a sudden reopening, in an unex
pected quarter, of the far eastern ques
tion in the widest sense.
The Shanghai dispatoh added that the
Japanese fleet in Formosan waters had
beeu reoalled, that several British war
ships had been ordered to Corea and that
preparations for a struggle were visible
on all sides.
The Hong Kong cabinet message to
the Times oaused that paper to remark
editorially to-day:
"Russia can not possibly imagine that
the great powers will view with indiffer
ence suoh a destruction of the balance of
power, almost unparalleled in audacity.
"China's option to purchase railways is
a jest almost too cynical to find a place
in any serious diplomatic transaction.
Under the indicated conditions, Man
oburia would praotieally become a Rus
sian provinoe, while Pekin would be
within Russia's grip."
It is admitted here that the situation
presented is so grave that, should the
news prove true, it would make war, in
which several nations wonld take part,
more than probable. ,.
Havana, Oct. 25. Capt. Gen. Martinez
de Campos arrived here shortly before
noon from Cienfuegos, on his journey
from Ciego de Avila to Santi Soiritus.
He was esoorted by ouly 100 cavalrymen
ana was attackea by a band of insurgents,
whom he routed after a short fight. The
captain general's cloak was pierced by
eight bullets and a bullet went through
his saddle bag.
Hughes Alleged to Have Stated That
Lawyer Field Wrote the Article
Attacking the Supreme
Court.
Joined the Hllent Majority.
Los Angeles, Oal., Oct. 25. Lieut. Go?
Spencer Millard died last uight after an
illness of uiue months.
THE FIERY DESTROYER.
Many Thousand Dollars Worth of
Property Licked Up by the flames
, la t. Louis.
FIRST NATIONAL BANE
Santa Fe, New Ilexioo.
Designated Depositary of the United States
R. J. Palen
J. H. Vaughn
President
Cashier
St. Louis, Oct. 25. Fire was discover
ed this morning in the laboratory of the
Allen Pfeifer cbemioal works on, North
Main street, and, spreading, soon in
volved the wool and tallow storehouse o
M. Wolfeheim and the buildings of the
Vane Paint Co., - the Front Rank' Steel
Plate Furnace oompany and Henry Mo
Cabe fc Go's tobaooo faotory. The losses
on stock amount to f 50,000; on buildings,
110,000. Firemen Ed. Fryman and John
Deitwiier fell from the water tower and
were severely injured.
THR HAIIKET8.
New York, Oot. 26. Money on call nom
inally at 2 per cent; prime meroan
tile paper, 1 h. Silver, 67; lead,
$3.15.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts 6,000, in
eluding 1,500 Texans and 1,000 westerns;
msrket steady, to higher; beeves, $3.10
$5.25; cows and heifers, $1.26 $3.60;
Texans steers, $2.65 0 $3.85; westerns,
$2.90 $1.10; stookers and feeders, $2.20
$3.90. Sheep receipts, none; market,
steady.
Kansas City. Cattle receipts, 2,300;
shipments, 1,900; market steady; Texas
steers, $2.00 $3.25; Texas cows, $1.1)0
$2.65; beef steers, $3.25 $5.00; native
cows, $1.00 $3.26; stookers and feeders,
$2.35 $1.75; bulls, $1.60 $3.60. Sheep
reotipts, 800; shipments, 2,500; market
steady; lambs, $2 60 $125; muttons,
$2.10 $3.25.
Chioago. Wheat, October, 60K; De
cember, 61. Corn, October 81; Novem
ber, 80. Oats, October, 18; Decem
ber, W. -
An Indeterminate Sentence.
Chicago, Oot. 25. Ross C. Van Bok
ketln, ex-teller of the Merchants' Loan &
Trust company, brought back from Mex
ico charged with stealing $10,000 of the
company's funds, pleaded guilty to-day
and was given an indeterminate sen
Killed Hla father.
Chester, Pa., Oot. 26. Fred Huerd, aged
21, shot and probably fatally injured his
father, David Huerd, aged 17, tills morn
ing. The father and mother quarreled
and the son defended his mother.
FACTORY COLLAPSED
Wall of Bicycle Factory In Ohio
falls and .Many Workmen
Badly Hurt.
STERLING BICYCLES.
FIVE sr3t
Sterling; spokes don't br eak,
Sterling sprocket quickly oanged,
own oran can t worn loose.
Sterling frame never buekle,
Sterling- bearings run true,
Sterlliur riders never chance mount.
Sterling forks are strong-eat. Sterling wheels win the raee.
Sterling agenta wanted la every town In New Mexico and Arlsona. - "
' of refertHioea required. "We carry the rtook no wait here."
. Th Sterling agency I money-maker.
A. J. FISCHER, PINNCY & RODINSON.
LOCAL AGENT. Jobber! of Bicycle and Sundries,
16 18 N. Second A va.. Phoenix, Aria.
Clyde, Ohio, Oot. 26. Half of the east
wall of the Elmore Manufacturing com
pany's three story bioyole faotory col
lapsed this morning. All the floors were
filled with workmen. More than a dozen
were badly Injured.
James Booker, one of the proprietors,
had his head badly bruised and bis hips
injured. '
Archie Holloway, a boy, and Frank
Cook may die of their injuries. -
Workmen oommenoed this morning to
dig a trench along the east wall of the
building for a water main and this weak
ened the wall. .
All the men in the treLohes at the time
were caught nnder the falling wall -and
their esoape from instant desth is mira
oulons. ' - The Rift'it ts Hnnt.
Salt Lake, Utah, Oot 26. A special
telegram to the Tribune from Cheyenne,
Wyo., says: The hearing in the habeas
corpus oase of Bannock Indians charged
with violating the Wyoming gams laws,
wbioh wss to have been held Saturday in
th United States court, has by agreement
of counsel been postponed for one week.
The state authorities are confident that
it will be held that the Indians hav no
right to hnnt contrary to Wyoming laws.
Milk Punch 10 nta a glass st the Colo
rado saloon. .: ...
. Bloodshed in Turkey.
Constantinople, Oct. 25: Fierce dis
turbances, accompanied by eerions blood
shed, are reported to hav- taken place at
.rzingjan. Bixty Armenian are said to
nave been killed.
Alpoo. Aooording to advices received
here the Armenians of the district
Marash have attacked the inhabitants o
four Turkish villages.
The PnglllHtN.
Jl Paso, Oot. 25. Several telegrams
relating to pulling off a fight between
Corbett and FitKsimmons nere received
in H.I raso yesterday but none of them
furnished any deffinite information on the
subject. Dan Stuart has published
open letter to the pnblic, in which
gives iiitzsimmons a genteel dressing
J T . . .
uuwu. it is now understood, novmt.
tnatrltz has come to the scratch and
agrees to sign new articles for a fight
wun uoroett later on. t is not intimated
wnere the men will be brought together,
out sports ail over the country, who uti
derstand the situation, say tbnt El Pas
is the only place where the fight enn be
successfully landed. Juarez is almost as
oonvenientfor those who Intended to jour
ney to Dallas, as Dallas itself, and as the
Juarez bull ring can easily seat 1,000
people, the olnb wonld be saved the ex
pense of building an arena.
THE ADVANCE IN SILVER.
Figure Showing the Sharp lemand
for the White metal Abroad.
New York, Oot. 25. The Post says
rather sharp advanoe in silver bullion
coming apparently from London, was an
interesting development in the market,
Headers of the British foreign trade re
turns will notioe that in September there
was a slight excess of silver exports
against $3,897,000 of an import eioess
during August, and yet in the first two'
weeks of October the exoess of imports
was again $1,850,000. This is a ourions
situation, and is undoubtedly connected
as has already been suggested, . with the
Japanese indemnity operations. .
TO-DAY'S CONDENSATIONS.
Major Rafael Chacon, of Trinidad, ao-
oused of taking illegal peosion fees, was
acquitted in the U. S. oourt at Denver.
San Francisco is raising a subscription
ot 9iuu,uuu to secure the Hepnblioan na
tional convention.
Ji-U. S. Senator Van Wyoke, of Ne
braska, died in Washington late yester
day afternoon.
Francis Hinton, the Milwaukee iron
king, oommitted suicide in his hotel in
Paris yesterday.
Lieutenant Colonel Noyes has been re
lieved of his command of the cavalry
forces at Fort Logan and leaves within a
few days for Fort Wingate, where part of
nis regiment is stationed.
The Berlin International Associate es
timates the production of sugar far 1895
and 1896 in Oermanv. Austria. France.
Belgium, Holland and Russia at ,680,923
tons, a falling oh of 861,000 tons from
the total of the previous year.
ine comptroller ot tne ourrenoy gives
out an abstract or tne reports of the con
dition, September 28, of the forty-five na
tional banks in Colorado. It shows total
resouroes of $10,603,633, loans and dis
counts of $19,666,659, and reserve $11,
070,411, of which $3,712,065 was in gold.
The deposits amounted to $24,767,162.
The average reserve held was 12.92 per
cent.
Reports of a desperate battle in the
San Juan coffee growiug valley between
Holguin and Barajagua were confirmed
by dispatches received by the Cuban
Junta. The foroes engaged were led by
Qeo. Antonio Maceo, with 8,000 Cubans
and Oen. Eohague, with 1,800 Spaniards.
The greater portion of the Cubans were
not actually engaged, according to the
report. About 800 Spanish soldiers were
killed.
WHISKY COMBINATION.
All the Important Distilleries Have
Katered a Combine to Regnlate '
. Prices and Production.
New York, Oot. 26. A combination has
been formed of all the important distill
ing interests in the country" to regulat
the prioes and production of goods. In
the agreement, which includes 90 per cent
of the entire output of American spirits,
the manufacturing company is allowed
72 per cent of the aggregate. This is a
greater allotment than was anticipated
when the negotiations were begun several
years ago. -
A 1jnehlng Apprehended.
Peoria, III., Oot. 26. Grave fears are
felt at Pekin that an attempt will be
made to lynoh Albert Wallace, sentenced
to be hanged to-day, but granted a super
sedeas by the supreme oourt. Wallaoe
murdered his nan sister, Mrs. Belle
Bowlby.
New Judge In Oklahoma.
Washington,-Oot. 26. The president
to-day appointed Yanoey Lewis, of Ard
niore, I. T , 17. S. judge for the oentral
distriot of that territory to succeed) Judge
Stuart.
Pigeon Mhoat Champions.
Baltimore, Oot. 25. H. Gilbert,
f Spirit Lake, Iowa, won the
Dnpont championship cop and stakes
in the pigeon shoot to day. MoAlllster
takes second money. They were th only
men who killed twenty-nve straight.
McAllister missed the seooud bird in
shooting oh the tie. Gilbert killed his,
making thirty straight.
Chas. L. Flion, of Wioslow, A. T., to
which point Editor Hughes fled on the
day following the appearance in the Al
buquerque Citizen of that malicious at-
taok on the supreme court, arrived in the
city yesterday and last night appeared
before Judge Laughlin and made the fol
lowing .- "
STAKTLIMO AFFIDAVIT:
TinBiiOEY or Niw Mexico, )
County of Santa Fe. J M'
Charles L. Flinn, being first duly
worn, on ms oatn, says: xnat he is a
resident of the town of Wiuslow, county
of Navajoe, territory of Arizona; that
he is aequainted with Thomas Hughes,
of the city of Albuquerque, in the terri
tory of New Mexioo, and has been ac
quainted with him for about fifteen years
last passed; that he saw and conversed
with said Thomas Hughes in said town
of Winslow on or about the 11th day of
October, A, D. 1895; that said Thomas
Hughes asked affiant in said conversation
if affiant had read a certain article which
appeared in the Albuquerque Daily Citi
zen, a newspaper published in said citv
of Albuquerque, which artiole appeared
n the issue of said newspaper of the !)th
day of October, 1896, aod which reflected
upon and criticised Thomas Smith, chief
justice of the supreme court of the ter
ritory of New Mexioo, and W. B. Childers:
that affiant replied that he had read said
article and that it was liable to get said
Hughes into trouble; that said Huehes
men said to anient that be did not write
said artiole, but that Neill B. Field was
the man who wrote said artiole and gave
it to said Hnghes, and that ho, said
Hughes, published it and got "damned
well paid for it, fnll local rates;" and for
ther affiant sayeth not.
(Signed ) Chas. L. Flinn.
worn to ano BUDBOrioed belore me
this 21th day of October, A. D., 1895.
N. B. Latjohlin,
Assooiate Justioe Supreme Court, Terri
tory or New Mexioo, and Judge of the
1st Judicial district Court thereof, act
ing bs committing magistrate.
OHABOID WIID PZHJUBY.
As a result of the above, and other affi
davits, a warrant was sworn out last
night, charging Editor Hughes with per
jury. The oase is set for November 20,
and will be heard by Judge Laughlin
sitting as committing magistrate.
vr 1 1 u'wauii u
ram
A050WTELY
PURE
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Regular Routine Business Transacted
at tlie Meeting: of the City
Council Last Nifflit.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Mr. F. Muller, of the firm of Mnller &
Walker, boasts an apple tree that is now
in full blossom.
Ice formed last night and yet vegeta
tion has ecaroely felt the cold. Valentine
Herbert yet even has tomato vines in
blossom. Great fruit oountry surely.
In private conversation with a oitizen
to-day Senator Elkins expressed the be
lief that congress would this winter pass
the bill providing for the establishment
of a large military post at Santa Fe.
Nurseries in St. Louis and Flushing, L.
have secured the contract for supply
ing choice varities of fruit and shade
trees for the National military cemetery,
They will be shipped daring the next ten
days.
The New Mexican has just finished
sending out statements to its patrons
notifying them of the amonnt doe on
subscription. There are a great many in
arrears and as it takes money to ruu a
ewspaper we must insist upon each sub
scriber making an effort to pay at
least a portion if not all of his aoconnt.
Patrons will attend to this and greatly
oblige.
Senator Stephen B. Elkins and party
arrived in their special oar last night
from Cerrillos and have spent the day
nere very pleasantly, in the party are
Col. T. B. Davis, interested with Mr.
Elkins in West Virginia coal and railroad
enterprises; Mr. Edward E. Bruner, a Wall
street capitalist; Prof. 0. H. Livingston
tutor to Mr. Emms' children; the sen
ator's bright and manly sons, Stephen B,
r., and Davis, and Mr. Frank Elkins, of
Kansas City, nephew of the senator. His
brother, Mr. 8am Elkins, and Mr. G. W.
North aocompauied them from Cerrillos.
Sinoe Monday the gentlemen have made a
thorough inspection of the Ortiz grant,
in company with a Colorado mining ex
pert. It is likely that extensive opera
tions in gold mining will result from their
visit. The party dined at St. Vincent
sanitarium to-day aod leave to-night for
the east, going via Chioago.
The city counoil met last evening with
Mayor Easley and Cooncilmen Delgadoi
Dominguez, Garcia, Harroun, Holmes
and MoCabe present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The city treasurer's report for Septem
ber showed: Reoeipts for the month,
$1,519.65; disbursements, $751.90; cash
on hand, $767.75; warrants outstanding,
$10,174.90.
The report was referred to the finance
oommittee.
The street commissioner reported that
he had completed the stone gutter on the
north side of San t ranoisco street and
asked whether he should build a similar
gutter on the south side of the street.
On motion of Mr. Delgado the com
mittee on streets and bridges was author
ized to employ a skilled mechanic to
supervise jail labor in the. construction
of the proposed gutter.
A number of bills were allowed.
The eity clerk reported that, pursuant
to instructions, he had called the atten
tion of the Electric Light company to
the unsatisfactory lights furnished and
had received an answer as unsatisfactory
as the lights.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr. Iielgado,
the oommittee on surveys and lighting was
instructed to confer with the Electric
Light oompany on the subject and en
deavor to have the matter remedied.
The appointment of a city driver was
deferred till the next meeting.
The oounoil then adjourned.
t'nstodlan of Fort Marey.
The secretary of the interior has for
mally appointed Postmaster T. P. Gable
custodian of the Fort Marcy military
reservation without compensation other
than the privilege of occupying boose
and stables and using the grounds for '
agricultural purposes. No intimation
came with the instruction that the cus
todian would be permitted to lease any
of the buildings or any part of the
grounds.
A MERITED TRIBUTE.
Colorado Catholic's islander of the
Native People of New Mexico Re
buked Archbishop Chapelle's
Kxpressinu on the. Subject.
It is a truth in medicine that the small
est dose that performs a onre is the best.
De Witt's Little Early Bisers are the
smallest pills, will perform a cure, and
are the best. Newton's Drug Store.
PERSONAL.
RAILROAD WRECKS.
freight Train Wrecked and Burned
In Ueorgla-Kllled In a Collision
n the Baltimore at Potomac.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 25. A looal freight
train on the Florida & Peninsula rail
road was wrecked four miles from Savan
nah last night. Some one set fire to the
trestle over a raviue. The trestle sup
ports burned, fourteen oars went down
and ware burned. The loss is $30,000.
Two nogroes were inlured.
DISASTEB ON BALTIMOBS SOTOMAO.
' Baltimore. A collision ooourred to
day on the Baltimore A Potouiao railroad
at Bowie station, midway between Balti
more and Washington,
F. A. Ellis, a d rover, of Fort Springs,
W. Vs., was instantly killed.
A. E. Johnson, W. W. McLelland, J.
M. Skeirgs, drover, were injured.
Isaac- Birn, signal , mau, was badly
crushed and died a few hours later.
Mr. Thos. Collier, of Las Vegas, regis
ters at the Exchange.
Cot. P. K. Smith and wife, of Deining,
are visiting the city.
Mrs. Juanita Jordan, daughter of Don
Felix Paps, is here from Fort Reno to
spend the winter with her parents.
Mr. H. 0. Waldbanr, the gentlemanly
representative of Berger & Wirth, manu
facturers of printers' inks, of New York,
is in the city to-day.
Messrs. Woods and Green, bankers at
San Marcos, Texas, are in the city. They
have been looking over mining proper
ties near San Pedro and go to Tree
Pledras to morrow on a similar mission,
At the Palace: Geo. Hill Howard, Al
buquerque; U. S. Hottester, Denver; E.
0. Kurtz, Lima, Ohio, H. O. Waldbanr,
New York; A. 8. Bleyer, St. Louis; P. R.
Smith and wife, Demiug; F. P. Reese,
Kansas City; B. G. Wilson, Las Vegas;
Dix W. Smith and family, Elmira.
U. S. LAND COURT.
Decrees Handed Down Appeal Grant
ed in Peralta-Reavis Case An
Adjournment till March 2.
In the United States oourt of private
land claims yesterday, Chief Justice Reed
and Assooiate Justioes Murray and Fuller
present, decrees were ordered entered as
follows:
In the United States of America vs. Cas
sandra E. Baird, the petition for the con
firmation of the Chino Tojano grant or
Baird's ranch, Bernalillo oonnty, was re
jected. In the matter of Manuel de la Valdez,
et al., vs. the United States, the Cuya
ntungue tract iu Santa Fe oonnty was
oonfirmed to the heirs of Bernardino de
Sena, Tomas de Sena and Luis Lopez,
the original grantees, but the decree of
confirmation shall in no wise affect the
rights of the pueblos of Pojoaque and
Nambe.
The oaes of Guadalupe Montoya, et al.,
vs. the United States was argued and
taken under advisement. W. H. Pope
appeared for the petitioner and Summers
Burkhsrt for the government.
No written opinion has been handed
down in the Peralta-Reavis oase, but an
appeal to the V. S. supreme oontt has
been granted and the record is being
prepared for transmission to Washing
ton.
The oourt then set the oases for trial at
the next term and adjourned to Maroh 2,
1896.
A. G. Bartley, of Magio, Pa., writes: I
feel it a duty of mine to inform you and
the publio that De Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve cured me of a very bad case of
eozoma. It also cured my boy of a run
ning sore on his leg. Newton's drug
store.
Wedded by Wire.
Oshkosh, Wis., Oot. 25. On next Mon
day, unless present plans fail, a novel
wedding will take place in the North
western depot in this city and at St. Cloud.
The bride will be Miss Liddle Kiuts, of
Oshkosh, and the groom Dnnoan Edwards,
agent of the road at St. Cloud. They will
be made one, while miles apart, by tele
graph. The usual qatstlons will be asked
the gentleman over the wire, and his
answer, made before witnesses, will be
returned. The bride will, of course, reply
to th minister in person. She will then
take a wedding tour to her husband's
home by herself. Th rv"'" for suoh an
unosoal proceeding in a j tn the fsut
that there Is no Protestant minister at
St. Cloud, and the groom osi.not oome to
Oshkosh.
Commenting editorially on the reoent
interesting and notable ohnrch events in
this city, the Colorado Catholic, regard
less of trnth and decency and in anything
but the sweet and charitable spirit that
imbued the blessed Savior of mankind.
took occasion to speak in slurring and
slanderous terms of the native people of
New Mexico, nine-tenths of whom are
devoted Catholieb. A representative of
the New Mexican called upon Archbishop
Chapelle at his residence this forenoon
for the purpose of soliciting an oxpres
eion from his grace on the subject. The
archbishop frankly said:
'I think that this expression of opinion
on the part of the editor of the Colorado
Catholic is most nnfortunate. He is cer
tainly ignorant of the good qunlities of
our Mexican population. They are a strong
race, since for three centuries they have
held their own in this vast territory
ngainst many adverse circumstances.
"Their intelligence can not be ques
tioned; and, as a proof, it may be sufii-
oient to mention the purity with which,
Biter so long a separation from the moth
er country, they still speak the beautifnl
Spanish language. They have preserved
intaot the faith of thoir fathers and they
appreciate our American institutions and
we have no more loyal oitizens than they. .
"The archbishop of Santa Fe holds
them in great affection. He is most hap
py to devote himself to the procuring of
their welfare and he feels confident that,
with the help of his devoted clergy, splen
did results will he obtained, both as to
the religious and social life of the Mex
ican people."
Tho Common People.'
As Abraham Lincoln called them, do not
enre to argue abont their ailments. What
they want is a medicine that will oure
them. The simple, honest statement, "I
know that Hood's Sarsapar ilia cured me,"
is the best argument in favor of this
medicine, and this is what many thous
ands voluntarily say.
Hood's pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist indigestion, cure headaohe.
25o.
It is just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It is easier
to cure a severe cough or oold with it.
Let your next purchase for cough be One
Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine;
better results; better try it. Newton's
drug store.
PunIi It Along;.
In looal base ball circles there is a
scheme being discussed which will bring
the national game more prominently be
fore the people of this territory than ever
before. Letters will be written to Las
Vegas, Raton, Albuquerque, Gallup and
Cerrillos asking the base ball players to
organize and join a territorial associa
tion to play Saturday and Sunday ball;
and, also, asking them to have a repre
sentative eleoted to meet in a seleoted
city and adopt rules and regulations to
govern the association. One of the rules
which Bhould, and probably will, be
adopted is that none but resident players
be allowed to participate in champion
ship games. It's a good sohenie and
should be pushed along.
John MoCullough
Coloradosatoon.
Havana olgars at
The healing properties of De Witt's
Witch Hazel- Salve are well known. It
cores eczema, skin affections and is sim
ply a perfeot remedy for piles. Newton's
drug store.
Mrs. Bush has fitted up the Lehman
Spiegelberg house with comfortable sit
ting and dining rooms and resumed
keeping boarders. She will give Blngle
meals or take boarders by the day, week
or month. For terms apply to Mrs. M.
Bnsh, Santa Fe, N. M.
The World's Fair Testa
showed bo baking powder
so pan or so great In es
tolog power as the RpyaL
Nothing so distressing as a hacking
cough. Nothing bo foolish as to Buffer
from it. Nothing bo dangerous it allowed
to continue. One Minute Cough Cure
gives immediate relief. Newton's drug
store.
Act n Candidate for Ke-Kleetlon.
Chicago, Oot. 25. A speoial to the
News from Springfield says: U. S. Sen
ator Palmer has authorized the announce-
meut that he will not be a candidal for
re-eleotion.
Hood's Is Wonderful. :
No less than wonderful are the oures
Accomplished by Hood's Barsaparilla,
even after other preparations and phy
sicians' prescriptions have failed. The '
reason, however, is simple. When the
blood is enriohed aod purified, disease
disappears and good health returns, and
Hood s SarsspanllB Is the on true blood
purifier.
Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient
and do not purge, pain or gripe. 25o.